Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1956 volume:

ce = =s =. SIS Se Se + Senter eee Satoae See SERS? coe Saree epee a eee = Le =e See Sees tt - nu i Nite. Hayy ah Tis aie WED ie | jas + o sincere wish of The Staff that Paarl Future Life may be one of happoness , And That ths (1965-86 Basklog wil) become one of Wouk Most + Rensored boo Ken low “Dorten 4 Brother Batsell Baxter was in every word and deed representative of the Christ-like way of life. He lived quietly among us—always humble in the midst of his proud accomplishments, warmly responsive to our needs, friendly and cheerful—the servant of God. The portrait of Brother Baxter is etched in the hearts of all of us, and to his memory we grate- fully and sincerely dedicate this BACKLOG. Crisman Memorial Library, the seventh bu'lding completed during the Lipscomb Ex- pansion Program, was dedicated October 7, 1948. Its construction was made possi- ble by the generosity of the Crisman family of Chattanooga, including B. A. Crisman, the late O. A. Crisman who was for many years a member of the Lipscomb Board of Directors, and their mother. Ultimate volume capacity of the reading rooms and stacks is 100,000, and twenty-three carrels are provided for research. THOMAS BURTON © EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MORRIS ZEIGLER @ BUSINESS MANAGER SSOAAA AY, Ny, TAKE Yoo DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE MCMLYI NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Avice oe oi, es ae 0s Reieavas eK oak Ba TNE BEETS aE peeps Solomon said, ''Of making many books there is no end.’ We have added the 1955- 56 BACKLOG to that eternal library with the desire that it will not only inform and delight but will cause us never to forget our college days at Lipscomb. THOMAS BURTON, Editor MORRIS ZEIGLER, Business Manager : 3 SPORT borne, tog Seareaay See BAe a Ae Gg ak ; ry g24, ee ADMINISTRATION Mos lO CILIA SIE SSR a PEJA IAIN ESS 20) ite ea oo BREANZATIONS =. . dN, t02 Vici@enNb SPEECH. . 04 RELIGION hn eee - 4118 P| lease reat Oy %, . OAS GAMER SPEIEE + ier, ponent [54 Page 5 DAMA LEP R R Ane 295 sae oir fie Maze pe ern eA 4 tomy i ree le SF : AES ick Bx! Abed ‘ . Wey yn yd oa y Atlee iy eae eats} ¥: an er rea NULL yay, SReaes ww “enna S 4 Ds avery ne ee, BG ry yg PO ey Fit ROIS at 8 WPS Wiis: tre te te Neale! Sy packs ERIS ae ag pa ‘a Ver Mp Maye Ve Wren oy oe a. PSN Eye ‘ Soa ize SOURS G ‘ br TOSS a et = ee S ee) ! APA ee %, MAES Ris “ li teie a ° ne es Care ; OS St j ; : en Fe im ‘ ‘ = Le 4 KYA x PRS VC) eae A ch Stop: fo Satan Opt ara se ie 425 ASE OA Bp IOS, ayes ise S PET ate A's aaa) joes It y, veh Gs Sy ne te ‘ie 4, EGees Paa y : ht fest! PAE. BS ran pu aye ai is ‘ w Ds. fol Sava) “ PRECIO STRATE AREAL eA Ara Sith (i) Dice ae MSE Pra Ya ore eae) SO = ea Jae o Wane Aevastcts TEMES : Cai ‘eats Page 10 ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS President WILLARD COLLINS Vice-President J. P. SANDERS Dean Page 11 EXECUTIVE STAFF BOB S. MASON RALPH R. BRYANT Assistant to the President Registrar ROBERT H. KERCE MACK W. CRAIG MARGARET LEONARD Business Manager Principal, High School Principal, Elementary School Page 12 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Robert H. Kerce, Batsell Baxter, Willard Collins, Athens Clay Pullias, J. P. Sanders, Margaret Leonard, and Mack Wayne Craig. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lee F. Powell, J. R. Byers, Nile E. Yearwood, J. E. Acuff, A. M. Burton, vice-chairman; Harry R. Leathers, chairman; M. N. Young, secretary-treasurer; |. C. Finley, Claude Bennett, and John W. High. Page 14 Arnold, Henry B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music Binkley, Joy Mrs. B.A. Civics, English, Speech, High School Brown, Jennie B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Byrum, Mary B.A., M.A. High School Librarian Artist, Russell C. BiSsMessreneDs Professor of Biology and Head of Department Berry, Sue B.S., M.A. Instructor in English Brown, John B.A., M.A. Junior High School Carter, Margaret B.S., M.A., M.Ed. Professor of Home Economics Batey, Irma Lee B.S., M.A., M.Ed. Professor of Music and Head of Department Boyce, Gene B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Bryan, Allen B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Bible and Religious Education Cullum, Ed Neely B.A., M.A. Instructor in Sociology, Psychology, Bible Baxter, Batsell BeAW MAS, LED: President Emeritus, Professor of Bible and Head of Department Brown, Dale B.A., M.A. Dramatics Instructor Bryant, Ralph B.S., M.A Registrar, Associate Professor of Mathematics Choate, J. E. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Baxter, Batsell Barrett B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Bible and Speech Brown, Faye ' B.A. Home Economics, High School Butler, Harry B.A., M.A. Instructor in Bible Cline, Corrine Music, Elementary Cornette, Mrs. J. E. A.B. rench, Sociology, Girls’ Bible, High School Davis, Jennings B.S., M.A., ,.Ed.D. Professor of Health and Physical Education and Head of Department Forrister, Vardaman B.A., M.A. Instructor in Social Science Glass, Lucy A.B., M.A. First Grade, Elementary School Craig, Mack Wayne B.A., M.A. Principal, High School Doran, Mrs. Ruth B.A. Latin, English, High School Friend, Fred E. A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English Gooch, Gladys B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages Dalton, Daphne B.Mus., M.Mus. Instructor in Music Douglas, Clara K. Fifth Grade, Elementary School Frizzell, Mary A.B., B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Geography and Modern Languages Grady, Maxine B.A. Instructor in Health and Physical Education Daniel, Damon R. B.S. Bible, Physical Education, High School Coach Edmonson, Joanne B.A. History and English, High School Gately, Gardner B.A. Instructor in High School Green, Jeff B.M.E. Instructor in Music Dark, Harris J. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Ellis, Carroll B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Speech and Head of Department Gardner, Mary A.B., Mus. B. Assistant Professor of Music Gunselman, Marshall B.A., M.A. Audio-Visual Department Page 15 Page 16 Haflinger, Clarence R. B.A., M.Mus. Professor of Music Hayes, Joan C. B.A. Commerce, High School Kendrick, Robert BeSaeiebe Assistant Professor of Business Administration Long, .N. 1. B.A., M.A. Instructor in History and Sociology Hall, Jewel B.S. Algebra, Latin, Girls’ Bible, High School Hockaday, Mrs. Don Kindergarten % Kerce, R. H. B.S., M.E. Assistant to the President Martin, Murry B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Hamrick, Max B.S. Bible, Mathematics, High School Holman, Edsel F. B.S., M.A. Supervisor of Business Office Landiss, Morris P. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Mason, Bob B.S., M.A. Assistant to President Hanvey, Tom B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Hutcheson, Ruth B.A., M.A. Instructor in Chemistry Landon, Patty B.S., M.A. Instructor in Business Administration and Commerce Mason, Mary Glenn B.S., M.A., M.A. in L.S. Reference Librarian Hardin, Don B.A. Instructor in Art Isaac, Paul E. B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History Leonard, Margare’ B.S., M.A. Principal, Elementary Sch« Meador, Mrs. Prenti Fourth Grade Elementai School McCanless, Eva B.S. commerce, English, High School Phillips, Paul D. B.A., M.A. Instructor in. History | Sparks, Beula B.S., M.A. ecoiid Grade, Elementary : School Whitfield, Thomas E. | B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ofessor of Education and Head of Department Moore, Frances Bos Instructor in Health and Physical Education Riley, Sonia B.A. Junior High School Stroop, J. Ridley B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology and Head of Department Whitten, Sara W. B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Morris, Charles B.A., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education Simmons, Bob B.A. Music Walker, Mrs. Carl B.A. Third Grade, Elementary School North, Ira L. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Speech Owens, Willis B.A., M.A. Instructor in Biology Slaughter, Duane R. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education Wells, Betty Jo B.S. Home Economics Clipp, Wendell Vance A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry and Head of Department Pate, A. T. B.A., M.A. Bible, Mathematics, Social Science, High School Smith, Garvin B.S., M.A. Bible, English, High School White, Howard A. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History and Head of Department Page 17 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Alexander, Rachel Secretary to the Registrar Barron, Mrs. Willie F. Part-time Nurse Beasley, Betty Assistant Secretary to the President Bradley, Eunice Director of News Bureau, Instructor in Journalism Brown, Joyce Assistant to Food Services Director Burklow, Mrs. Reba Ee ee, . “ys oe Supervisor of Mailing Room ae Duncan, Earlene Nurse Gleaves, Ruth Supervisor of Johnson Hall and Day Student Girls Grimes, Doris Post Office Clerk Hall, Mary Secretary to the Business Manager Hessey, Mrs. Irene Clerk—Business Office Hedgecoth, Carlene Supervisor of Sewell Hall Hunt, William S. Acting Supervisor of Elam Hall Knight, Betty Secretary—Library Knott, Betty Secretary to the Vice-President Page 18 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Law, Frances Assistant to Food Services Montgomery, Janice Secretary to the High School Principal Myers, Ruby S. Bookkeeper Newsom, Mrs. Jo. B. Secretary to the Dean Osborne, Mrs. June File Clerk Sherrill, Mary Secretary to the President Simpkins, Emerson T. Physician Smith, Rebecca Lou Assistant College Librarian Thomas, Wauettia Nurse Yates, Betty Payroll Clerk—Business Office Page 19 Carlene Hedgecoth Sewell Hall a ue DORM SUPERVISORS William S. Hunt Elam Hall Ruth Gleaves Johnson Hall Boarding students live in four dormitories: Sewell Hall for fresh- man women; Johnson Hall for upperclass women; and Elam Hall, a double dormitory, with one wing for freshmen and the other for upperclass men. Johnson Hall and the second part of Elam Hall were completed in 1948. The supervision of the dormitories is a service that involves a tremendous amount of responsibility and is sometimes accepted without the proper appreciation; however, Lipscomb is fortunate in having good supervisors. Page 20 Pete SSAA REM cree Lu O ifn L QO ; g (fh eo ha 3 Zz LL C) =) bene V) ter Mary Morrison Secretary E =) = O = Oo ® Wiss me] uw Vardaman Forrister This ls Our Aim eel oO Ww fe) 1s) ( b) Ae aa ale zs 6) © oO � () m ee ae ae) py fe iS) (| Cowes =a @ € O. 75 oear= 6 aan Gi To aid students in ach ocean wre SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILL SMITH President GEORGE MASSEY Vice-President KAY MORRIS Secretary DEEMS BROOKS Treasurer SENIOR CLASS Ables, Billy Dean Adams, Charles B.A. B.A. Major—Chemistry Major—Music Minor—Mathematics Minor—English Anderson, Charles Armistead, Mary K. B.A. B.A. Major—History Major—Music Education Minor—Speech Minor—History Armstrong, Wilma Bearden, Frances B.S. B.S. Major—Elementary Education Major—Elementary Education Minor—Physical Education Minor—Sociology Behel, Robert Manson Bell, Mary Alice B.S. B.S. Major—Business Administration Major—General Business Minor—Bible, Economics Minor—Psychology Bigham, Jo Anne Blaine, Herold Kenneth B.A. B.S. Major—Biology Major—Business Administration Minor—English Minor—Bible Blankenship, James A. B.A. Major—History Minor—Business Administration Blevins, Jimmie B.A. Major—English Minor—Speech Bradley, Betty B.S. Major—Home_ Economics Minor—Sociology Breakfield, Paul B.A. Major—Sociology Minor—Bible, Speech Brummitt, Frances B.S. Major—General Business Minor—English SENIOR Blanton, Elmer H. B.A. Major—History Minor—Speech Bondurant, Audrey B.A. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Home Economics Brasfield, Nelda B.S. Major—General Business Minor—English Brooks, Deems B.A. Major—Speech Minor—English Bunting, Kenneth B.A. Major—Biology Minor—Geography CLASS Burton, Janice B.A. Major—Elementary Education Minor—History Butler, Anne B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Sociology Camp, Hope B.A. Major—Business Administration Minor—English Skelton, Carmack B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible Coates, Eddie BLA. Major—Biology Minor—Speech, Bible Burton, Thomas B.A. Major—English Minor—Speech Callender, Ollie B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—Economics Campbell, Wilma B.A. Major—Chem istry Minor—German Clipp, Shirley B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Education Colson, Angela B:Se Major—General Business Minor—Home Economics Colson, Gary Biss Major—Physical Education Minor—History Crews, Eloise B.S. Major—Home_ Economics Minor—Education Davis, Nancy B.A. Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Dilgard, Robert B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible Downey, Tom B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—History SENIOR Craig, Richard B.A. Major—Sociology Minor—History Curfman, Bobby B:Ss Mayjoer—Business Administration Minor—Chemistry DePriest, Max B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—History, Economics Dillingham, Paul B.A. Major—History Minor—English Edmondson, Joyce Ann B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Education CLASS Edwards, Earl B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible, History, Education Floyd, J. A. B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Bible, History Frost, John C. BS: Major—Business Administration Minor—Physical Education Gately, Betsy B.S. Major—General Business Minor—Speech Hammond, William S. B.A. Major—History Minor—Speech Edwards, Walter B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—Bible Forkum, Shelby B.A. Major—Sociology Minor—Music Fyfe, Patricia B.A. Major—English Minor—French Hamlin, Robert B.A. Major—Speech Minor—English Hardin, Joe B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—History Harper, Carl B.A. Major—History Minor—English Head, George B.A. Major—Business Administration Minor—Economics Herrold, Delores B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Education Hooper, Elise B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Education Ingram, Sue B.S. Major—Home_ Economics Minor—Sociology SENIOR Harris, Bob B.A. Major—Chemistry Minor—Mathematics Heflin, Lafond B.A. Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Herron, Peggie B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Hunt, William S. B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Sociology Jaynes, Carolyn B.S. Major—Physical Education Minor—English CLASS Johns, Connie Sue Johnson, Carolyn B.S. B.S. Major—Home Economics Major—Home Economics Minor—Secondary Education Minor—Sociology Johnson, Fred Jonas, Gordon B.A. B.A. Major—History Major—Bible Minor—English Minor—Speech King, Barbara Knight, Robert Thomas BS: B.A. Major—Home Economics Major—Speech Minor—Education Minor—English Kreh, Van E. Loyd, Orpha B.A. B.S. Major—Speech Major—Home Economics Minor—History Minor—Physical Education Martin, Gwen Mason, Mamie B.S. B.S. Major—Home Economics Major—Home_ Economics Minor—Education Minor—Physical Education Massey, George B.A. Major—Speech Minor—English Medlin, Morgan B.A. Major—History Minor—Sociology McCown, Philip B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—Economics McDonough, Nemes Lee B.A. Major—History Minor—Speech McPherson, W. K. B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—Sociology SENIOR Medearis, Harvey B.A. Major—Business Administration Minor—Music Methvin, Paul B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—Music, Bible McDoniel, Janavee B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Education McGee, Dotty B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Michaels, Paula BS. Major—Home Economics Minor—Secondary Education CLASS Mills, Ernest Morrell, Ronald B.S. B.A. Major—Business Administration Major—Sociology Minor—Economics Minor—History Morris, Kay Morrison, Matthew B.S. B.A. Major—Home_ Economies Major—Speech Minor—Secondary Education Minor—History Myers, Charlie Napier, Gayle B.A. B.A. Major—Speech Major—History Minor—Bible Minor—Bible Nash, Roy Nix, Don B.A. B.S. Major—Mathematics Majo: —Business Administration Minor—English Minor—Economics O'Neal, Ralph Osborne, Don B.A. B.A. Major—Bible Major—Speech Minor—Speech Minor—Physical Education Perry, Myrna B.S. Major—General Business Minor—Bible Poe, Orean B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Art Quinnette, Phyllis B.A. Major—Sociology Minor—Psychology Rogers, Paul B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible Secrest, Julia B.S. Major—Business Administration Minor—English SENIOR Phillips, William B.A. Major—Mathematics Minor—Speech, English Quandt, Anita B.A. Major—Mathematics Minor—Spanish Rasbury, Margaret B.A. Major—Music, Education Minor—English Royster, Hilton B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible Shackelford, Don B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Bible CLASS Shelton, John B.A. Major—Speech Minor—English Smith, Dayton B.S. Major—Physical Education Minor—Biology Smith, James B.A. Major—Psychology Minor—Speech Smith, Raymond B.A. Major—Bible Minor—History Sweeney, James B.A. Major—Accounting Minor—English Smith, Bill D. B.A. Major—Speech Minor—Greek Smith, Edgar B.A. Major—History Minor—English, Political Smith, Nea! B.A. Science Major—Business Administration Minor—Economics Stewart, Dorothy B.S. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Psychology Thomas, Mary Anne B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Secondary Education Thompson, Carl B.A. Major—Bible Minor—Speech Turner, Bobby B.A. Major—History Minor—Music Vann, Helen B.S. Major—Home Economics Minor—Secondary Education Warren, Joyce B.A. Major—Elementary Education Minor—Home Economics Williams, Etta B.S. Major—General Business Minor—English SENIOR Tincher, Wayne B.A. Major—Chemistry Minor—Mathematics Turner, Marian Frances B.S. Major—Home_ Economics Minor—Secondary Education Walston, Patty B.A. Major—Music Education Minor—Spanish Weaver, Garry Ray B.A. Major—Business Administration Minor—Economics Yates, Oliver B.A. Major—Biology Minor—Chemistry CLASS Young, Sue B.S. Major—General Business Minor—Secondary Education Zavitz, Donna B.A. Major—History Minor—English Breakfield, Katie Special Student “ Benet oa ert aeteeneeseceses: ea eeuneeetren ssn petites neavnononext preaveversse tte i Page 37 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARCHIE CRENSHAW President PHILIP SLATE Vice-President BETTY PROSSER Secretary ZANE ALDRICH Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Arnold, Melba Jean Atnip, Judy Austin, David B. Bains, Sue Ball, Geraldine Barnes, Gay Barton, John Marion Beavers, Charles Bell, James C. Bellar, Kenneth Berman, Eugene Billingsley, Sue Binkley, Ed Boustead, Jack Boone, Nick Bowden, Louis D. Bowersock, Bob Bragg, Margie Burt, Carol Burton, Paul E., Jr. JUNIOR Cagle, Newell Campbell, Ruth Carpenter, Richard Lee Carter, Mary Lou Carter, Smitty, Jr. Clark, Jean Cochran, G. B. Collins, Carolyn Conder, Glen Connelly, Merlin Cooke, Joe Copeland, Jimmie Crenshaw, Archie Dobbs, Billie Dabbs, Marianna Daftary, Carolyn Davis, Harold De Vaney, Martha Dietzel, Janet Louise Dixon, Sara Page 40 Doak, Earline Dodson, Joyce Douglas, Nancy Dugan, Kenneth Duncan, Aubrey Dunn, Randolph Dyer, Julia Earwood, Wayne Eddlemon, Ailene England, James Flannery, Ray Fleisher, Jeannette sseauonrnssecenss Sse oe SS Friend, John Garmon, Nila Jo Gibbs, Shirley Glass, Walter Green, Hoyt Hackett, Ann Hall, Millie Hayman, Lowell Page 41 JUNIOR Hall, Willard Hamrick, Ralph Hanback, Linville Henderson, Jerry Holland, Shirley Hooper, Jack Howard, George Ingram, Ellen Jarrett, Bill Jenkins, William Jones, Charles K. Jones, Harold Kendrick, Ronald Key, Willard Kimball, Dan King, Porter ss Kinney, Bernice Kinzer, Faye Kirk, Hoyt Landers, Dorothy Page 42 CLASS , Fredrick Lassen immy J Ir, Leno Eugene ine L Mike McCrickard Emery McCullough Robert McMahon, Moseley, Joyce Harry Miller, Ellen ills M c co © 2 2 -Q ° ca Moody, Charles W. Moore _ Elbert Moore , Howard Moore Barbara is, Morr , Mary Jane Neal Oliver, Annette Neal, Maurice O Jack Parks, , George Patterson illy Patton, B Page 43 JUNIOR Pigg, Billy Pilkinton, Mary Pittman, Joanne Pogue, Judith Prosser, Betty Pruett, Joe Pryor, James Bennett Ray, Jackie Loyd Ray, Marilyn Reinhart, Stanley R. Richardson, Samuel Robinson, Charles Rogers, Andrea Rootes, Frances Sarvis, Gail Scott, Peggy Seavers, Terrell Seigenthaler, James Sewell, Charles Sexton, Walter D. Page 44 Shannon, Jane Shelburne, Nancy Silveman, Margaret Slate, Philip Simmons, Barbara Senn, John Randolph Smelser, Otis Van Smith, Le Eleanor Smith, Myrtle Lou Snell, Jewel Spain, George Sparkman, Mary Standefer, Randall L. Suddeath, Carl Suddeath, Forrest Lee Swing, Ray Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, Jere Thomas, David Thurman, John Page 45 JUNIOR CLASS___ Wilson, Barbara Toothman, Jesse M. Turman, Cornelia - Weaver, Larry Whitsett, Beverly Wilkerson, Jerry Williams, Norvel Ray Williams, Rebecca Yokomori, Kiuko Youree, Beverly Young, Wayne Walker, Carl Willis, Robin SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DANNY HARLESS President BOB SHOULDERS Vice-President PATSY CROWNOVER Secretary JACKIE YORK Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Adams, Dick Alexander, Ann Alexander, Karen Alsup, Jane Anderson, Lucien Arnold, Jeanette Banowsky, Bill Baugus, Carey Bilyew, Billie Ruth Blessing, Laura Emily Booth, David Bowen, Evelyn Bradley, Bobby Brannon, Jerry Broadus, Janice Browning, Phylis Burleson, Ronald Burns, Nancie Burton, Jackie Cagle, Max Camp, Bill Castleberry, James Chamberlain, Gay Cloud, Rodney Compton, Glenda Page 49 SOPHOMORE CLASS Costello, James Covington, Norma Cox, Betty Ross Crook, Barbara Crownover, Patricia Ann Cutts, Alice Cutts, LaNelle Cutts, Norma Dancy, Bud Dark, Jim Davis, Eugene Deason, Margaret DeBock, Ginger Dillinger, Priscilla Dodson, Gail Darrow, Harry P Dunkleberger, Paul Elrod, Barbara Fakes, Ray Fann, Aliene Flannery, Roger Foster, Linda Fry, Al Gardner, Arthur Gates, Marianne Page 50 Gleaves, Eddie Goodson, William Goodwin, Johontas Greathouse, Bob Gregory, Frankie Griffin, Eugene Hall, Jess Harless, Dan Harwell, Kenneth Henry, Mary Ann Hipps, Tommy Lee Holly, Elizabeth Ann Holt, Jeanette Howard, Marvin Huffines, Anne Hurt, Jane Jackson, Don E. Jackson, Roy Jenkins, Jimmy Johnson, Anita Johnston, Patricia Jones, Barbara Ann Jones, Delores Ketner, Betty King, Hugh R. SOPHOMORE CLASS Page 51 SOPHOMORE CLASS Page 52 Ledford, Ann Lovell, Ronald Edward Loyd, Denny Martin, Betsy Mason, William Clarence Matheny, Richard Meadow, Jimmy Ann Menefee, Bobbye Lou Metheny, Jerry Montgomery, Don Mullins, Robert Murphy, Herbert Murphy, Ken Nash, James Nelms, Benny Newby, Billy R. Olive, Delores Olive, Dorothy Faye Oliver, Jim Oxford, Pat Pointer, Mary Joyce Parker, Marian Pearson, Alice Pewett, Leo Phifer, John Phillips, Bob Powell, Patsy Powers, Douglas Reynolds, Jean Richardson, Jim Richardson, W. C. Riddick, Dan Riggs, Norma Robinson, Keith Rose, Harry Sherrill, Margaret Shoulders, Bobby Simon, Ouita Fay Smith, Jenny Smith, Maxine Smith, Ronald Eugene Sparks, Tommy Stewart, Mary Elizabeth Story, Norman Lee Stovell, Nancy Sullenger, Norma Teague, Billy Teasley, Betty Trevathan, Charles Turner, Bobbie Ann SOPHOMORE CLASS Page 53 SOPHOMORE CLA Turner, Peggy Jean Vandiver, James Van Houtin, Nancy Villines, Roger Voss, Elizabeth Wallace, Rudie White, Hoyt Wilcox, Sondr. Williams, L. D. Willis, Lucille Winesett, Glenda Witty, Maizola Wolfe, George Ann Woody, Janice Wright, Arnold Wright, Barbara Wright, Vivian Yeager, Carol York, Jackie % % = O Zz = LL UV) nt (a oo OFFICERS NEIL ANDREWS President DAVID BOOTH ident -Pres ice V SARA TRAUGHBER Secretary MARGIE BOONE Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, JoAnn Adams, Cathryn Adcock, Polly Adler, Allen Allgood, Gail Anders, Norma Anderson, Eddie Anderson, Frances Anderson, Neil Andrews, Neil Ater, Jack Bartley, Sue Bell, Carolyn Bennett, Bobby Bills, William Birdwell, Emily Black, Gwendola Blackwell, Joan Blackwell, Sylvia Blair, Elizabeth Boan, Pricilla Bobo, Bettv Bodiford, Curtis E. Bolt, Alvin L. Bone, Roberta R. Boone, Margie Bowman, Jimmy Boyce, Davis Boyd, Barbara Boyd, Jean Bredin, Kenneth Brittain, Katie Brackett, Richard Brooks, Robert Brown, James Ronald FRESHMAN CLASS Browning, Harold Bryan, Wanda Bryant, James Robert Burris, Norma Burrow, Sylvia Burkhalter, Joyce Byars, Jack Byrd, Doris Call, Reba Ann Campbell, George Lee Carlton, Sue Carr, Betty Sue Castleman, Don Caudill, Charles Chaffin, Billie Chastain, Lelia Clouse, Wilburn Coleman, Claudette Collins, Harold E. Colson, Wallace Wayne Connelly, Larry Cook, Robert Corlew, Billy Cornforth, Beatrice Carson, Marva Dean Cottle, Barbara Cox, Charles Cox, Loree Craig, Foster Cramsden, Bill M. Crenshaw, Geneele Crews, L. Denton Crenshaw, Douglas Croney, Dorothy Curtis, Patsy Jo Page 58 Curtis, Wilma Cutts, Ruth Daniels, June Davis, Syble Delk, Harold Delk, June Dillingham, George Dillingham, Nancy Dobson, Mary K. Doggett, John Dorris, Tommy Dugger, Donna Duncan, Lynda Eddings, Norma Jo Edmondson, Annette Edwards, Beverly Ann Edwards, Mary Emberton, Wanda Empson, June Erranton, Beverly Eubank, Gayle Evans, June Evans, Kay Felta, Jean Finch, Patsy Ford, John Fowlkes, Lucille Foulks, Nancy Fox, Billy Fulgham, Lynne Fuqua, Jerrie Lynn Fykes, Rose Marie Gaither, Patricia Gantt, Jane Gibson, Granville FRESHMAN CLASS Page 59 FRESHMAN CLASS Golden, John Goldtrap, George Albert Gore, Janice Sue Gore, William S. Gottwald, Genia Greer, Robert Grigg, Carr Grindley, Doris Hackney, Anna Hagan, Sam Hampton, Donald Ray Harding, Peggy Ann Harrington, Virginia Harris, James E. Harrison, Albert Harrell, Kent Hawkins, Gwendolyn Henke, Ronald Herndon, Sylvia Hickey, Margaret Lynn Hickmanvirginie Hickiaeloves Hogan, Jack Holland, Mary Dale Hopper, Joe Howard, Linda Howell, James E. Hudson, Jerry Huggins, Joe D. Hughes, Don Ingram, Eugene Jackson, Annette Jackson, Myra Jackson, Robert Neal Jared, Ann Page 60 Jackson, Boyd Wayne Johnson, Arlene Johnson, Eugene L. Johnson, Joseph S. Jones, John H. Jones, Mary Virginia Jonas, Sharon Julian, Evelyn Julian, Shirley Karraker, Karrall Kasey, Naomi Kibble, Jane Lacefield, Phillip C. Laine, Tommy C. Lambert, J. Don Tarence, Carolyn Larkins, June Lawler, Clara Laws, Marla Lee, Judy Lemmons, Jimmy Lewis, Ann Lewis, Deanna Lindsey, Winifred Little, Harold William Litton, Betty Jo Loftis, Joyce Lowe, Jerry Lyle, Barbara Lyle, Joyce Mallard, Robert Alan Malone, Beverly Marress, Jack Martin, Harold Martin, Nancy FRESHMAN CLASS Matthews, Lamar Mayfield, Donnie McConnell, Billy McDearman, Alene McDonald, John McFarland, Rodney McFarland, Sylvia McGuire, Sam Megar, Ed Methvin, Glenda Miller, Joy Miller, Nancy Miller, Sylvia Mitchell, Harold D. Moore, Billy Sam Moore, Millicent Morgan, Shirlene Morris, Gene T. Morris, Thomas F. Morrison, Martha Mumford, Robert Lee Myers, Joann Naff, Laura Nance, Carolyn Anne Joyce, Nancy Neal, Betty Newland, Wayne Nichols, William Vivion Nuckolls, Glenda Nutt, J. W. Overstreet, Jack Owen, Bob Patten, Barbara Partain, Carlyene Peacock, John Pearce, Gene Peterson, George Pitney, Cecil Pack, Sandra Parkhurst, Joyce Pigg, Carolyn Powers, Philip H. Raines, Bettye Rainey, Will Rayburn, Betsy Reaves, June Reasonover, Woodson Reneau, Jimmy Peden, Charlotte Richardson, Clyde Richter, Louisa Risly, Anna Lee Roberts, Dorothy Rochell, Harvey Roger, Pat Rogers, Fred O'Neil Ross, Carl K. Roth, Freda Rountree, Betty Rowe, Galen Ruhl, Bill Sandford, Janice Schreiner, Jane Scott, J. R. Shappley, Nancy Shaw, Kenneth Shepherd, Jean Shelton, Willard D. Shocklee, Mary Evelyn Simmons, Joe FRESHMAN CLASS Page 63 FRESHMAN CLASS Simpson, Janice Sims, Wayne Slater, J. D. Smith, Barbara Smith, Billy Smith, Fred W. Smith, Jane Smith, Myrmia Sparkman, Betty Splann, Frank Stewart, Reuben Stocker, Harold Story, Gene Swaffer, Bettye Swallows, Sandra Sweeney, Joyce Swift, Betty Talley, Amanda Sue Tally, Earl Taylor, Herbert Taylor, Sara Teeple, Robert Tennant, Duane : Thomas, Ruth Thompson, Annie Laura Thompson, Gayle Thompson, Jane Ann Thurman, Gwen Tibbs, C. Y. Towles, Sally Traughber, Sara Traughber, Sue Tucker, Ann VanDyke, Glenda Van Hook, Linda Vaughn, Johnny Vaughn, Nora Jean Waldron, Jimmy Wallace, Evelyn Watson, Dixie Watson, Donald M. Weatherly, Christine Weatherspoon, Betty Weaver, Betty Wells, Doris Westbrook, Wanda White, John Whitworth, Thurman Williams, Mae Williams, Nancy Williamson, Nancy Wilson, Harold Winn, Betsy Woody, David Wrenn, Rhoda Wright, Dortha FRESHMAN CLASS Page 65 Tiss Lipsco m b eo aK JANICE BURTON of l lglin ess b THOMAS BURTON = tiene ng Queen mt e) iS) Q - — = cd Senior Attendants JANICE MASON, WALTER EDWARDS, ee BURTON, TOM BURTON | Junior Attendants KIUKO YOKOMORI, LINVILLE HANBACK, BILLIE DABBS, KENNETH DUGAN Sophomore Attendants PRANKLE! NN WOLFE, BILL CAMP, SFORS GREGORY, KENNETH HARWELL Freshman Attendants MARGARET HICKEY, DAVID BOOTH, GWEN __THURMAN, DOUG CRENSHAW Page 76 JACK ASHLEY Valedictorian 2.96 HONOR STUDENTS PATRICIA FYFE Salutatorian 2.84 S = a) H 1or Jun Freshman Sophomore entative c MARY DOBSON S ARCHIE CRENSHAW KEN HARWELL, First Row: Earl Edwards, Mary Ann Thomas, Patricia Crownover, Bill Smith, Kay Morris, Neil Andrews, Sara Traughber, Tom Burton. Second Row: Dan Harless, Don Shackelford, Sue Traughber, Mary Alice Bell, Ken Harwell, Janelle Crenshaw, Archie Crenshaw, Betty Flo Prosser, Ed Enzor The Student Board, executive body of the Student Association, includes class presidents and secre- taries, editors of the three school publications, and dormitory and day student representatives. The Board meets each week with the ultimate purpose Earl Edwards, President of the Student Board; Mary Anne Thomas, Secretary; Vice- President Willard Collins, Administration Representative. STUDENT BOARD Page 78 of serving the Student Association; immediate aims include understanding and solving the needs of the students, promoting school spirit, and conducting elections. Campus (Boauties 1€S r a ky a eT Gwen Micky . a v i ; : Ne Shomas FINALISTS apy ress Si eee NY) L = KAY MORRIS Mla Nelda Bradsfield and Bill Smith George Massey and Pat Fyfe MAY COURT Shirley Clipp and Ed Smith Earl Edwards and Mary Alice Bell Page 91 Page 94 GEORGE SPAIN Associate Editor EDITORIAL STAFF TOM BURTON ...... GEORGE SPAING=e a JANICE BURTON ..... ETTA WILLIAMS ..... BEVERLY WHITSETT ... NICK BOONE ....... ARCHIE CRENSHAW NILA JO GARMON ... .Associate Jee aoe hee ae he ature ...... Organizations Te eee Viusionande Speech Sap aoUobh any sh cg auns vavowhkCnepan Bek eae eee are, eae Me eS DOLES ace ass TOM BURTON Editor-in-Chief THE BACKLOG Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor MORRIS ZEIGLER Business Manager WILLIE CAMPBELL ED SMITH et ee cs MIKE McCRICKARD eer ae ot ei ALUM EG ItOr ..........Campus Life Editors BUSINESS STAFF .........Business Manager MORRIS ZEIGLER Bae Glee LAMRAVEMILY- BLESSING ( -..........Associate Business Managers JOE COOKE ) Beverly Whitsett, Ed Smith, Etta Williams, Archie Crenshaw, Nila Jo Garmon, Nick Boone, Janice Burton, Joe Cooke. os eee iad PEGGIE HERRON Editor-in-Chief THE BABBLER Picante CORNELIA TURMAN PAUL ROGERS Associate Editor 8 Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF BILEEBANOWS Kvaerner ear ani nae ents eet ports BECItor. VALUES MMOMIMISOIN) conc soomone geno bamorcesocuscosieiml Glade PEGGIES HERRON) 2.9 ee ee eee edi tor-in-Ghier CORNELIA TURMAN............................. Associate Editor BUSINESS STAFF MARY LOU CARTER...........................Editorial Assistant PAULSROGERS 9 hg os; oe ea 5s sega v oxw 4� os Business: Manager PRIMTASQUANDT siicg. agi. ole. s-t22 ye we .£¢itorial Page Editor GEORGE PATTERSON...................Associate Business Manager BENIN Venice: M Seamer i acinee a sone oo tee. to n..reature Editor NANCY. DAVIS {so aeacuscnangsesics dees. - 3. Circulation Manager Nancy Davis, Anita Quandt, Benny Nelms, Mary Lou Carter, Bill Banowsky, Matthew Morrison. WEVA BALM NE TANG TEE BY Page 95 THE TOWER THE TOWER STAFF PEGGY “SCOTT ee cls cose cee a eee Editoria Ghat PEGGIE HERRON.� ®........2:.4.....-..+.04.. Senior Associate Editor BENNY: NEEMS:3).:004..fouc- ew). ees . 1 nee Be Ascociate Editor GLENDA : WINESETT:.2.)7 2; tao cara ose on eee Circolstion Manager MIKE: McCRICKARD2 3 fs ee eee Ace ted NANCY DAVIS. seat 2 okies Cee eae: 9 nD cticges Manager Benny Nelms, Glenda Winesett, Mike McCrickard. PEGGY SCOTT Editor-in-Chief PEGGIE HERRON Senior Associate Editor NANCY DAVIS Business Manager i Bie CLUB : Left to Right, First Row: Carl Walker, Frankie Gregory, Tommy Burton, Janice Burton, Mamie Mason, Gay Barnes, Mary Anne Thomas. Second Row: | Tom Downey, Bill Banowsky, Rudy Senn, Tommy Hipps, Tom McMahon, Harry Miller. Third Row: George Campbell, Howard Moore. Fourth Row: | Jerry Brannon, Herb Murphy. Fifth Row: Ken Dugan, Arthur Gardner. Sixth Row: Archie Crenshaw, Hoyt K irk. Seventh Row: Walter Glass, Ed Binkley. Eighth Row: John Friend, Gary Colson. Ninth Row: Pop Brown. Left to Right, First Row: Fay Kinzer, Jane Shannon, Wayne Tincher, Bob Kendrick, Sponsor; James Vandiver, Glenda Compton, Joyce Dobson. Second Row: Carolyn Daftary, Ruth Campbell, Kiuko Yokomori, Ellen Mills, Ed Smith, Mary Anne Thomas, Margaret Silveman, Rebecca Williams, Martha DeVaney, Carolyn Taylor, Doris Grindley, Zane Aldrich. Third Row: Bill Phillips, Norma Riggs, Pat Fyfe, Hope Camp, Dorothy Roberts, Barbara Lyle, Jimmy Smith, Wilma Campbell, Charles Trevathan, Joyce Mosely, Shelby Forkum. Fourth Row: Richard Craig, Jo Anne Bigham, George Massey, Harry Rose, Roy Nash, Bob Shoulders, Gilbert Hunter, Ken Harwell, Clarence Mason, Julia Secrest, Neal Smith. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FOOT- LIGHTERS Left to Right, First Row: Jerry Henderson, Mary Dell Holland, Nancy Douglas, Mary Cornelia Sparkman, Jane Neal, Le Eleanor Smith, Nila Jo Garmon, Gail Sarvis, Ann Hackett, Kay Morris, Margie Boone. Second Row: Amanda Talley, Francis Anderson, Wilma Curtis, Betty Weaver, Sara Taylor, Margaret Sherrill, Bobbie Lou Menifee, Jeanette Holt, Babs King, Ouita Faye Simon, Nick Boone, Jean Long, Ann Alexander, Beverly Whitsett, Betty Flo Prosser. Third Row: Harry Miller, Charles Cox, Linville Hanback, Lynne Fulgham, John Golden, Carr Gregg, Jimmy Blevins, Charles Devaney, Sue Traughber, Mike McCrickard, Rebecca Williams, George Goldtrap, George Peterson, Gilbert Hunter, Neil Andrews, John Phifer, Beverly Youree, Denny Loyd, Dortha Wright, June Reeves, Laura Emily Blessing, Sara Traughber. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Page 98 Left to Right, First Row: Sara Dixon, Betsy Gately, Carolyn Daftary, Vardaman Forrister, Sponsor; Thomas Whitfield, Sponsor; Benny Nelms, Jeannette Fleisher, Orean Poe, Earlene Doak, Mary Pilkerton, James Costello, Dick Matheney. Second Row: Etta Williams, Billy Teague, Cecil Pitney, Duane Tennant, Ann Jared, Sandra Pack, Jane Schreiner, Billie Bilgus, Sandra Wilcox, Nila Jo Garmon, Margaret Silveman, Ellen Ingram, Joyce Dobson, Peggie Herron, Ailene Eddleman, Evelyn Bowen, Connie Sue Johns, Gwen Martin, Nora Jean Vaughn. Third Row: Dot McGee, Marva Dean Caeson, Francis Bearden, Reba Call, Margaret Hickey, Jean Felts, Ann Hackett, Eloise Crews, Anita Johnson, Doris Rowlett, Margaret Rasbury, Frances Brummett, Jane Shannon, Gail Dobson, Ruth Campbeli, Audrey Bondurant, Anne Butler, Judith Pogue, Wilma Armstrong, Sara Taylor, Bob Knight. Fourth Row: Genia Gottwald, Virginia Harrington, Barbara Morris, Barbara Patton, Ruth Cutts, Beverly Erronton, Rebecca Williams, Sue Billings- ley, Karen Alexander, Patsy Finch, Barbara Lyle, Mary Cornelia Sparkman, Alice Cutts, Martha Devaney, Mary Stewart, George Ann Wolfe, Porter King, LaNelle Cutts, Zane Aldrich, Jeri Ball. Fifth Row: Nelda Brasfield, Barbara Boyd, Joyce Warren, Joyce Edmondson, Walter Glass, Betty Flo Prosser, Billy Newby, Bettye Raines, Nick Boone, Bob Bowersock, Gayle Thompson, Herb Murphy, Charles Devaney, Norma Sullenger, Anita Quandt, Maizola Witty, Shirley Clipp, Andrea Rogers, Richard Craig. Sixth Row: Jere Taylor, Dorothy Stewart, Doris Wells, Carey Baugus, Norma Anders, Mary Ann Thomas, Jane Neal, J. A. Floyd, Glenda Nuckolls, Dorothy Roberts, Marianne Gates, Aliene Fann, Oliver Yates, Jim Blankenship, John Boustead, Mary Dobson, Betty Weaver, Amanda Talley, Jean Brown, Winifred Lindsay, Freda Roth, Nancy Burns, Patsy Jo Curtis, Ed Smith. BACKLOG CLUB a: Left to Right, First Row: Nick Boone, Etta Williams, Jane Shannon, Ed Smith. Second Row: Beverly Whitsett, Nila Jo Garmon, Ann Lewis, Doris Grindley, Mamie Mason, Janice Burton, Tommy Burton, Archie Crenshaw. Third Row: Randolph Dunn, Annette Oliver, Doris Byrd, Barbara Lyle, Donna Dugger, Jackie Burton, Porter King. Fourth Row: Faye Kinzer, Joyce Dobson, Bettye Raines, Laura Emily Blessing, Nancy Dillingham, Martha Jean Clark, Joe Cooke. Fifth Row: Glenda Compton, Sue Traughber, Margie Boone, Sara Traughber, Dixie Watson, Christine Weatherly, Nancy Joyce, Mary Anne Thomas. Seated, Left to Right, First Row: George Patterson, Jeanette Arnold, Cornelia Turman, Miss Eunice Bradley, Sponsor; Peggie Herron. Standing, Left to Right: Vivian Wright, Barbara Elrod, Matthew Morrison, Pat Fyfe, Paul Rogers, Nancy Davis, Benny Nelms, Mary Lou Carter, Peggy Scott, Anita Quandt, President, absent. Page 99 TALISMAN CLUB First Row: Mrs. Whitten, Sponsor; Glenda Winesett, Secretary; Peggy Scott, President; Peggie Herron, Vice-President. Second Row: Mary Dobson, Dottie Landers, Benny Nelms, Laura Emily Blessing, Mike McCrickard, Mary Ann Henry, Betty Weaver. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE CLUB First Row, Seated: Ellen Ingram, President; Billie Dabbs, Vice- President; Betty Teasley, Secretary; Sammie Larkins, Treasurer; Patty Landon, Sponsor. Second Row, Seated: Glenda Methvin, Alcyon Mann, Anna Lee Risly, Sally Towles, June Gantt. Third Row, Seated: Norma Burris, Barbara Smith, Priscilla Boan, Ann Jared, Betsy Martin. First Row, Standing: Annie Laura Thompson, Glenda VanDyke, Linda Howard, Jimmie Ann Meadow, Sylvia Burrow, Liz Voss, Ginger De Bock, Johontas Goodwin, Jane Delk, Polly Adcock, Pat Johnston, Katie Britian, Deanna Lewis, Delores Jones, Naomi Casey, Dortha Wright, Carolyn Pigg, Betty Sue Carr, Marianne Gates, Barbara Jones, Mae Williams, Alene McDearman, Jean Arnold, Anita Johnson, Ann Ledford. Second Row, Standing in Back: Janice Broadus, Gwendolyn Hankins, Sylvia Miller, Bettye Swaffer, Linda Kirk, Dixie Watson. Left to Right, First Row: Janet Dietzel, Dorothy Stewart, Julia Secrest, Jo Anne Bigham, Karen Alexander, Doris Rowlett, Betty Jane Bobo, Orean Poe, Polly Adcock, Ouita Fay Simon, Doris Pardue, Eloise Crews, Marianna Dabbs, Barbara Morris, Elise Hooper, Annie Laurie Thompson, Anne Hackett. Second Row: J. B. Cochran, David Austin, Mary Dobson, Glenda Winesett, Peggy Turner, Carolyn Nance, Delores Herrold, Barbara Simmons, Carolyn Johnson, Phyllis Browning, Orpha Loyd, Donna Zavits, Mary Katherine Armistead, Carolyn Bell, Jean Morris, J e Hopper, Gwen Martin, Connie Sue Johns. Third Row: Myra Barr, Barbara Johnson, Matthew Morrison, Wayne Earwood, Billy Ruth Bilyew, Betty Swift, Betty Kenney, Shirlene Morgan, Joyce Parkhurst, Sondra Wilcox, Ellen Ingram, Billy Sam Moore, Norm: Riggs, Jeannette Fleisher, Patsy Curtis, Lucille Willis, William Bills, Forrest Suddeath, Johnny Bucannan. Fourth Row: Nancy Burns, Maizola Witty, Carolyn Tarence, Gilbert Sweeney, Cornelia Turman, Jean Gant, Benny Nelms, Zane Aldrich, Earlene Doak, Bettye Raines, Freda Roth, Mary Lou Carter, Kui Yokomori, Myrna Perry, Phyllis Quinnette, Carolyn Daftary, Don Lambert, Robert Cooke, Frederick Lassen, Richard Craig. Fifth Row: Annette Edmondson, Ginger De Bock, Silva Duees, Karrol Karraker, Virginia Hickman, Betty Roundtree, Myra Jackson; Beverly Youree, Yvonne Edmondson, Linda Howard, Mary Stewart, Patsy Finch, Jane Hurt, Patricia Johnston, Bob Bowersock, Ronald Henke, John Boustead, Jack Hogan, Reuben Stewart. Sixth Row: Mary Morrison, Beatrice Cornforth, Mary Evelyn Shocklee, Jere Taylor, Gail Dodson, Betty Jo Rainey, Gail Sarvis, Nick Boone, Paul McLendon, Horace Dolittle, Phil Cowan. WORKING STUDENTS VETERANS' CLUB First Row: Kenneth Blaine, Jack Overstreet, Harvey W. Rochell, James Harris, Jim Havern, President; Wayne Meador, James Costello, William Rogers, James Morrison, Wayne Gaddis, Bobby Bradley, Charles Robinson, Douglas Powers. Second Row: Clyde Richardson, Paul Breakfield, Thomas Buckner, Donald Saunders, Jim Richardson, William Nichols, Hoyt Kirk, Roy Jackson, Billy Newby, Jesse Toothman, Charles Anderson. PHOTOGRAPHERS' CLUB Dick Carpenter, President. First Row: Shirley Clipp, Linda Foster, Willard Hall, Carol Yeager, Jean Reynolds, Jimmy Reneau. Second Row: Paul Methvin. John White, Billy Jack Fox, Corky Brian, Lytle Jones. Left to Right, First Row: Joyce Hicks, Tootsie Naff, Margaret Sherrill. Second Row: Margaret Carter, Sponsor; Maxine Smith, Frankie Gregory, Connie Sue Johns, Marion Turner, Lucille Willis, Elise Hooper, Paula Michaels, Ann Ledford, Ailene Eddleman, Evelyn Bowman, Eloise Crews, Audrey Bondurant. Third Row: Mary Anne Thomas, Delores Olive, Betty Wells, Sponsor; Gwen Martin, Jeanette Holt, Shirley Clipp, Carolyn Johnson, Jane Alsup, Andrea Rodgers, Delores Herrold, Linda Foster, Donna Dugger, Kay Morris. Fourth Row: Norma Cutts, Nancy Van Houtin, Betsy Winn, Sylvia McFarland, Peggy Turner, Ann Huffines, Laura Emily Blessing, Dorothy Olive, Joyce Lyle, Joyce Edmondson, Ann Alexander, Nancy Joyce, Rudy Wallace, Orpha Loyd, Sue Baines, Joyce Dobson, Helen Vann, Janavee McDoniel, Sara Traughber, Sharon Jonas, Sue Traughber, La Nelle Cutts. = 3 Se ee Bae foes 3 Rei. = 3 f HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Page 101 Pl KAPPA CAST OF ALPHA PSI OMEGA (Dramatic Fraternity) First Row: Sarah Taylor, Mary Cornelia Sparkman, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Betty Prosser, Maxine Grady, Sponsor. Third Row: Dale Brown, Sponsor; Denny Loyd, Jack Ashley, Director; Nick Boone, Mike McCrickard, Jim Blevins, Subdirector; Linville Hanback, Jerry Henderson, Bob Hamlin. PI KAPPA DELTA (Speech Fraternity) First Row: Maxine Smith, Jess Hall, Hope Camp, Norma Riggs. Second Row: Carroll Ellis, Sponsor: Denny Crews, James Vandiver, 7 Marlin Connelly, President; Charles Trevathan, Bob Hamlin, Wayne Tincher. Third Row: Bill Phillips, Earl Edwards, Paul Rogers, Phillip Slate, Larry Connelly. ALPHA KAPPA PSI (Business Fraternity) First Row: Claude Reynolds, Charles Robinson, Garry Weaver, Clarence Mason, Bob Kendrick, Sponsor; Walter Edwards, Secretary; Hope Camp, President; G. W. Head, Vice-President. Second Row: Willard Hall, Wayne Gaddis, Ernest Mills, Joe Cooke, Bob Shoulders, Kenneth McPherson, Phillip McCowan, Ken Murphy, Bill Camp, Neal Smith, John Frost, Marvin Howard, Historian James Bell, Director of Publicity. Absent when picture was made: Harvey Medearis, Treasurer; Randolph Dunn. PHI ALPHA THETA (History Fraternity) First Row: Sue Billingsby, Ann Hackett, Carolyn Taylor, Treasurer; Nancy Shelburne, Mary Katherine Armistead, Peggy Scott, Secre- tary. Second Row: Carl Harper, Vice-President; Jack Ashley, Ei Smith, President; James Lee McDonough, Howard White, Sponsor; Elmer Blanton, Jim Blankenship, Gene Story. } i Rv RIN OBE REAAANe MEN'S GLEE CLUB Buddy Arnold, Director. First Row: Jerry Metheny, Roger Flannery, Paul Methvin, Otis Smeltser, Alvin Mitchell, Herb Taylor, Dick Matheny, Ray Flannery, Denny Loyd, Ed. Megar. Second Row: Hugh King, Porter King, Eugene Davis, George Goldtrap, Billy Jack Fox, Mike McCrickard, Lin- ville Hanback. CHORISTERS First Row: Patty Walston, Nancy Shelburne, Phyllis Browning, Margie Boone. Second Row: Buddy Arnold, Director; Bob Bowersock, Doug Taylor, Bill Jarrett, Bill Smith. Stairs: Jackie Burton, Ray Flannery, Dottie Landers, Mike Mc- Crickard, Pat Fyfe, Charlie Adams, Janavee McDoniel, Richard Craig, Julia Secrest, Nick Boone, Andrea Rogers, Jim Copeland, Carolyn Tarence, Ed Enzor, Janie Thompson, Jerry Henderson. THE COLLEGIATES Roger Flannery, Jim Copeland, Ray Flannery, Bob Bowersock, Peggy Scott. Page 106 NOBLES QUARTET Nick Boone, Lucien Anderson, Doug Taylor, Bill Smith. jibes (EVlas (OUI Seated: Glenda Methvin. First Row: Nancy Davis, Anna Hackney, Jean Reynolds, Orean Robinson, Sue Billingsley, Karen Alexander, Buddy Arnold, Director; Donnie Mayfield, Sue Traughber, Judith Pogue, Jimmie Ruth Meadows, Vivian Wright, Ann Ledford. Second Row: Sondra Wilcox, Anita Johnson, Barbara Crook, Nancy Williamson, Evelyn Julian, Carey Baugus, Mary Pilkerton, Joyce Dobson, Eileen McDearman, Beverly Youree, Amanda Talley, Wanda Umberton, Nancy Stovall, Etta Williams. Third Row: Carol Yeager, Margie Boone, Sara Dixon, Linda Foster, Martha De- vaney, Mary Cornelia Sparkman, Claudia Mosley. Fourth Row: Joyce Overstreet, Ruth Campbell, Ouita Faye Simon. Fifth Row: Nila Jo Garmon, Mary Alice Bell, Jeanette Holt, Nelda Brasfield. MUSIC EDUCATORS Left to Right, First Row: Margaret Ras- bury, Secretary; Sara Dixon, President; Irma Lee Batey, Sponsor; Jim Copeland, Vice-President. Second Row: Bill Jarrett, Carey Baugus, Patty Walston, Mary Katherine Armistead, Lynne Fulgham. ORCHESTRA First Row, Left to Right: Millicent Moore, Janet Dietzel, Gail Thompson, Joan Blackwell, Jeanette Holt, Marianna Dabbs. Second Row, Left to Right: Glenda Nuckolls, Norma Riggs, Miss Irma Lee Batey, Sandra Swallos, Pianist; Dick Bracket, Galen Rowe, Hal Jones Third Row, Left to Right: Ed Mitchell, Jim Copeland, James Costello, Tommy Sparks, Jeff Green, Director; John Barton, Sylvia Blackwell, George Goldtrap, Buddy Bills. OPERA WORKSHOP Left to Right: Margaret Rasbury, Jane Ann Thompson, Dottie Landers, Mike McCrickard, Patty Walston, Jewell Snell, Carolyn Tarence, ee Pruitt, Jim Cope- and. Page 108 MUSICIANS’ CLUB Seated, Left to Right, First Row: Beverly Malone, Lynne Fulgham, Betty Jane Bobo, Jane Ann Thompson, Jean Arnold. Second Row: Carolyn Tarence, Irma Lee Batey, Sponsor; Patty Walston, President; Mike McCrickard, Vice-President; Mary Katherine Armistead, Secre- tary, Margaret Rasbury, Historian. Third Row: Marianna Dabbs, Sandra Swallos, John Allen McDonald, Janet Dietzel, Carey Baugus, Webb Pickard, Shelby Forkum, Jim Copeland, Sara Dixon, Dottie Landers, Bill Jarrett, Glenda Methvin. Winner of the Song Leader's Contest Nick Boone Page 109 BAND COLLEGE CHORUS Page 110 Left to Right, First Row: Charlie Adams, Gail Thompson, Joan Blackwell, Patsy Powell, Sammie Larkins, Bill Jarrett, Jeanette Holt, Marianna Dabbs. Second Row: Jim Blankenship, Beverly Malone, Ann Alexander, Sam Hall, Joe Kelly, Galen Rowe, Harold Jones. Third Row: Peggy Turner, Tom Fisher, Quitman Dennis, Norvell Williams, Ann Ledford, Dick Brackett, Sylvia Blackwell, George Goldtrap, Margaret Sherrill, George Howard, John Barton, Jeff Green, Director; Zane Aldrich, Mary Alice Bell, William Bills. Left to Right, First Row: Carolyn Tarence, Nancy Williams, Donna Dugger, Millie Moore, Martha Devaney, Glenda Methvin, Evelyn Julian, Louisa Richter, Betsy Rayburn, Nora Jean Vaughn, Sally Towles, Donna Rogers. Second Row: Norma Riggs, Billie Fowlkes Norma Cutts, Aleyon Mann, Martha Morrison, Joyce Parkhurst, Amanda Talley, Janie Thompson, Deanna Lewis, Sue Bartley, Carolyn Rogers, Mary Katherine Armistead, Ruth Cutts, Roberta Bone, Ouita Fay Simon, Betty Jane Bobo, Annie Laurie Thompson. Third Row: Jewell Snell, Linda Howard, Wanda Westbrook, Reba Call, Kathy Adams, Joyce Sweeney, Janie Kibble, Jere Lynn Fuqua, Nancy Joyce, Margaret Rasbury, Wenifred Lindsay, Judy Lee, Polly Adcock, Miss Irma Lee Batey, Director; Margaret Deason. Fourth Row: Mansen Rehel, Bobby Munford, Dick Matheny, Dickie Adams, Otis Smeltser, Denny Crews, Porter King, Hal Wilson, George Goldtrap, Billy Jack Fox, Ronald Kendrick, Alison Bolt, Ronald Parker, Rodney McFarland, Ralph Hamrick, John Barton, Wayne Newland, Charles Robinson, Paul Methvin. Page 111 TEAM MEMBERS Dr. Carroll Ellis, Sponsor. (Girls left to right): Wilma Curtis, Lynn Fulgham, Wilma Campbell. (Boys left to right): Larry Connelly, Denny Crews, Matt Morrison, David Thomas. INTERCOLLEGIATE Jess Hall and Bob Hamlin. Charles Trevathan and James Vandiver. Page 112 Oe i a Mii Maxine Smith and Norma Riggs. Bill Phillips and Wayne Tincher. Earl Edwards and Don Shackelford = ce D 5 O : fad z oS : O 3 WS) ss FL LL o O LL. INTRAMURAL FORENSICS i Be npcwicn me i INDIVIDUAL WINNERS First Row: Nila Jo Garmon, Betty Weaver, Jimmy Mankin, Betty Prosser, David Thomas. Second Row: John Barton, Jack Ashley, Mary Sparkman. ws = Aelita Ira North, winners, The Senior Play, The Red Key. INTRAMURAL FORENSICS TOURNAMENT WINNERS Play: Submerged, Freshman Class. SUTEE Bir Benovaky: Radio Speaking: Roger Flannery, Mary Cornelia Sparkman. Directing: Annette Jackson. GlasetWinnerettantaeeCl sees Bible Reading: Earl Edwards, Betty Prosser. Extempore: David Thomas, Betty Weaver. Oral Interpretation: Jack Ashley, Mary Cornelia Sparkman. After-Dinner Speaking: Jimmy Mankin, Nila Jo Garman. Page 114 SPEECH ACTIVITIES An integral part of the college speech program is the promotion of speech activities in the city high schools. In order to accomplish this service, speeches, interpretations, and debates are presented in their auditorium periods. Voice training is essential. One way to improve is to listen. One of the highlights of the year is the Oratorical Contest held in the memory of the founders of David Lipscomb College. Brother Baxter congratulates James Vandiver for achieving first place in this memorable event. Debate workshops aid high school students. Page 115 Stage Manager George Gibbs Emily Webb Charles Webb OUR TOWN Fall Production Myrtle Webb @)..cc.22.-:.. Doctor Gibbs Julia Gibbs Jerry Henderson ......Nick Boone Betty Prosser Jim Blevins ..Mary Sparkman Bob Enkema ..Sarah Taylor MEDEA Winter Production CAST how NUrsau ieee enn Bobby LoumMenetee Thesiutonserisrc sae ce ’ ........Bob Hamlin The Children .......4...... ....Chip Arnold, Larry Craig First Woman of Corinth Second Woman of Corinth wees enes as. Patty Walston Third Woman of Corinth . eee Margiesboone Medea .. RRS ....Mary Cornelia Sparkman Creon ... 3 tet ale ropa ......Webb Pickard Jasonieenen: ee eeackwAshloy Aegeus ..... ios Peer er Nicks Boone Attendant to Medea .......... eee eee DottiesLanders SAIGNGRG 5 os sels oho . Mike McCrickard KeonscnanioasisapeReo BIBLE TEACHERS Front Row, Left to Right: Morris P. Landiss, Carroll Ellis, Batsell Baxter, Howard White, Harvey Floyd. JP. Sanders, Willard Collins, Jennings Davis, Vardaman Forrister, BATSELL BAXTER Head of the Bible Department Brother Baxter, President Emer- itus of Lipscomb, served as pres- ident of two other Christian Colleges—George Pepperdine and Abilene Christian—and was twice president of Lipscomb. His life was an encouragement and challenge to all who knew him and will not be forgotten. Page 120 BIBLE DEPARTMENT % Ps i ae % g Second Row: J. E. Choate, J. Ridley Stroop, Fred Friend. i Sopatiapeeastonrtdinn pieiionitaiaes SOR IRA ve : : Nine hundred students and members of the faculty assemble each day CHAPEL at 10:00 to receive inspiration for the day's activities. Recordings are made of the singing and are heard regularly over hundreds of radio sta- tions over the country. Page 121 Page HENRY ARNOLD CARL SPAIN Director of Chapel Singing Speaker for Fall Meeting YOUNG MINISTERS First Row, Left to Right: Paul Methvin, Bill Hammons, Donald Hampden, George Howard, Dan Kimbell, Garry Weaver, Harry Darrow, Tommy Burton. Second Row, Left to Right: Wayne Tincher, Paul Breakfield, Walter Sexton, Robert Dilgard, Charles Moore, Ed Enzor, Corky Brian, Jess Toothman. Third Row, Left to Right: Carl Thompson, Jack Hogan, David Thomas, Don Osborne, Raymond Smith, Sam Hall, Maurice O'Neil, Joe Knox. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Costello, Charlie Meyers, John Jones, Don Hughes, Walter Edwards, Carmack Skelton, Billy Newby, Bill Phillips, Phil Powers. Fifth Row, Left to Right: James Howell, Gordon Jonas, T. A. Floyd, Morgan Medlin, Joe Pruett, James England, Bill Rogers. 122 SPRING LECTURES Lipscomb's First Annual Spring Lectures brought visitors from 23 states and four toreign countries to attend morning and evening lectures, enroll in 33 special classes, and view 96 exhibits on display in a tent set up on the campus. With the 2200 registering for these activities were untold numbers com- ing to individual lectures and special events by chartered buses and motorcades from nearby towns and cities. It all added up to the biggest event in Lipscomb's history. HIGH ROCK BIBLE CAMPE CHURCH OF CHRIST = = = Page 123 ite : oe cae % GIRLS' DEVOTIONAL The dormitory girls close each day with a short period of worship. MISSION STUDY CLASS ir purpose. is the Ission To give personal significance to the Great Comm Page 124 abso eneeeon Ses BOYS' DEVOTIONAL To the boys in Elam Hall evening worship periods are spiritually uplifting and helpful in preparing for future Christian service. SINGERS FOR T. B. HOSPITAL Each Friday evening a group visits the hospital to cheer the patients with singing. Page 125 | : Wy thlet A man admired by his team, loved by the student body, respected and befriended by the faculty is Coach Charles M. Morris. Coach Morris joined the Bisons on December |2, in Abilene, Texas during their western swing, with the season sadly half gone. In two short months he coached and inspired the Bisons to heights of glory unsurpassed in the annals of David Lipscomb College. Coach Morris has earned the gratitude of David Lipscomb College for his tremendous personal effort in bolstering the prestige of the school and instilling in the team and stu- dent body the aggressive desire to win. CHARLES MORRIS Coach THE BISONS Hogan, Roger Villines, Gary Colson, Walter Glass, William Brown, Ken Donaldson, Gayle Napier, Phil Hargis, Ed Binkley, Archie Crenshaw, Jerry Brannon. Jack Ny Page 130 The achievement of the Bisons this year is representative of their fine teamwork, out- standing ability, and their ''never-say-die ' rallies that took them to the finals of the N.A.I.A. Play-off of Tennessee. Athletic Director Jennings Davis, Alternate Captain John Friend, Captain Ken Donaldson. THE BISONS' RECORD Mipscombae ener ee 8] Freed-andeman) ¢.,02 4-sen.05,. 73 tpscomb ee eno Birmingham So. .... See 58 Eipscombnma sear 75 Union Merit stop ret seni Oh fa 76 Lipscomber ieee 59 Rennesseeulechie es meriann wen. 65 EipscOm Deane ere: 66 MaieSiC. ch ee ee oe. Raber) 6-08 Lipscomb...... 78 OlRMiscem Scere ey eel 09 CAPITOL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Eipscombee eerie. 83 ACE CMe yo ee Rei OO Lipscomb eran ae Oo Mev Dep Si Gy Pen ce er LL Eipscombeee eae: 59 Eastulexasm Statemn wt, Fics wer e83 Eipscombaee eee . 67 Bel mon taurine Sat a ete AS Lipscomb... ... ous Bee ERO Cue erty nt an Ee Lipscomb... 4, -- 58 Pats | de SE AOW, ate N Aerie oan meee 69 V. S.A. C. TOURNAMENT Eipscomoee ene DO Belmont 4.92) ae50) 23 i, A 57 Eipscomberas seer 80 (AR SS3 Cope ke. ts Sor ie eee 67 Eipscombane ase 76 Tennessee Tech ........ Tee OD Lipscombe ae aeeZ Belmont tr ee ee eet 6l Eipscomb sees oe 83 Chattanooga ce. snake esos. 53 Lipscomb ae eeOS ee Sot Ce ep tla Encuesta oe 65 Lipscomber eee. 59 DM SUS Pe Re tee ok er cae 4 Lipscomb.......... 63 ERiRSaCOM eee Ge 70 N. A. 1. A. PLAYOFF Lipscombeneerr ces 4 96 Florence Staten 20h Se sins 80 ipscom see ne 73 Belmontate come poe cre ek 66 Dipscombre ies él Font Vectors FON Oy 1s ok ee ee ee ne ea .. OI Bipscom| eerie 74 1 XG Petr Oe ee are rcs es 73 Dipscomb aan ee is Freed-Hardeman ....... Ae eee | Lipscomibmer eraser 67 Evie SG anne A Ar aie nese 80 Lipscompeenie er . al Belmontms muni sige cy lak soe US Lipscombeenr meee 101 Union @erran ee AS pret ete OD INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ipscomb amet oe 76 Malas 3 Co ea sens ee ee. 25 Donaldson: All-VSAC Lipscomb...... 5 pale Ghattanooga neater. te 5d Crenshaw: All-Tournament Eipscomb a aa 90 Florencesstatess.jnuu es. oe. 80 Colson: Most Outstanding in Tournament Herb Murphy, Sam Hall: Managers Carl Walker: Publicity Howard Moore, Herb Murphy: Statisticians O O_ Y) Favorite mee KEN DONALDSON SS WALLY COLSON JERRY BRANNON ARCHIE CRENSHAW | GAYLE NAPIER RY COLSON A. © 2OrO=G Sone 000 OoO”Vo V9 vrnn US) ik: an [ k Tournament Austin Peay |. Belmont bles Gant © hoy el W765 Nt Wi Re ey ® ee @e ®@ CHEERLEADERS JOHN FORD MARY ALICE BELL JANICE BURTON TOM BURTON, Captain DICK MATHENY Alternate GAY BARNES FRANKIE GREGORY GENEELE CRENSHAW Alternate Page 141 Left to Right: Douglas Crenshaw, COACH CHARLES MORRIS Dick Adams, Herbert Murphy, Charles Caudill, Walter Glass, Archie Crenshaw, Following a highly successful bas- ketball season, Coach Charles Mor- ris replaced his ''chalk talks'’ with fungo batting and moved his arena from McQuiddy to Onion Dell, where he enthusiastically looks for- ward to a year of winning baseball. With his remarkable leadership and eleven returning lettermen, the Lipscomb ''diamond-gardeners'' of ‘56 are strong contenders for the VSAC championship. Gary Colson, Ronnie Morrell, Hoyt Kirk, Arthur Gardner, Tom McMahon, Ken Dugan, Bill Banowsky, Carl Walker, Gene Kidwell. Trainer G. L. Campbell and Manager Bob Bryant. LIPSCOMB BASEBALL Page 143 TENNIS TEAM Another touch of Spring color is gi ven to the spectator sports of Lipscomb by the Bison racquet-men. Their strategy and strokes are pol- ished under the tutoring eyes of Dr. Jennings Davis, as they battle for the Western division championship of the Volunteer State Athletic Con- ference. These ''men in white'' round out one of the finest small college intercollegiate athletic programs in the South. Coach Jennings Davis and top man, Tom Downey, shake hands on the expectation of another successful year. The 1955 squad was co-champion of the V.S.A.C. Jim Oliver, Eddie Gleaves, Tom Downey, Jerry Choate, Joe Fitch, James Lee McDonough, Frank Cockran, Bill Ruhl. Coach Tom Hanvey Captain Jim Dark Co-Captain Phillip Slate Lynn Baker Jack Boustead Donald Hampton GYMNASTIC TEAM The purposes of the Bison Gymnastic team are: To present the spirit of Lipscomb to the public, encourage high school graduates to enroll at David Lipscomb College, and to exhibit showmanship in its finest form. The gymnastics program is invaluable in the development of motor skills, flexibility, and coordination. It aids in the adjustment of the individual to the group and develops leadership and initiative. The David Lips- comb College tumbling team has made appearances on tele- vision, at Air Force bases, Veterans Hospitals, and many of the high schools in the Middle Tennessee area. TRACK For the first time in Lipscomb history, the Col- lege Athletic Department will field a highly or- ganized intercollegiate track team under the di- rection of Coach Duane Slaughter. The Bison 'Thinclads ' will compete in the Volunteer State Athletic Conference meet at Murfreesboro in addition to dual and triangular track and field meets throughout the state. Dr. Slaughter, vet- eran track mentor, who came to the coaching statt this year from the University of lowa, is optimistic about the future of his newly organized squad, which is composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores. Although inexperienced, the spirit of the squad prophesies that in a few short sea- sons the men of purple and gold will consistently contend for the conference championship. Manager Donald Jones and Coach Duane Slaughter. Front Row: Gene Ingram, Webb Pichard, David Woody, Wally Colson, James Vandiver. Back Row: Herb Taylor, Phil Hargis, Sam Hall, Jack Hogan. Absent: Jerry Brannon, Gary Colson, John Ford, Willard Hall, Dan Harless, Bob Mallard, Wayne Newland, J. R. Scott. g : SO ee Coach Gene Boyce, Bud Dancy, Delbert Elkins, Jim Pryor, Ronald Joyce. GOLF TEAM SWIMMING POOLS fortunate in having two swimming pools. They are used not only for the teaching ming but for intramural competition and recreation. Men's Intramural Student Assistant. EAGLES (Upper Left) Charles Beavers, Willard Hall, Walter Edwards, Otis Smelser, Bob Knight, Frank Splann. RAMS (Upper Right) Jack Boustead, Bill Banowsky, Ken Dugan, Bob Harris, Bill Ables, Tommy Burton, Joe Hardin, Billy Teague. GLADIATORS (Lower Left) Billy Sam Moore, John Phifer, Ed Smith, David Booth, Bill Patton. BUCCANEERS (Lower Right) Herb Taylor, Harry Rose, Hoyt Green, Ray Swing, Charles Trevathan, James Vandiver, Wayne Newland, John Golden. INTRAMURALS KNIGHTS (Upper Left) Front Row: Jimmy Jenkins, Wilburn Clouse, Dan Harliss, Rodney Cloud, Jerry Kappleman. Back Row: Terrell Seavers, Harvey Rochell, Kenneth Harwell, Howard Moore, Ed Enzor, Billy Corlew, George Goldtrap. CAVALIERS (Upper Right) Kneeling: Jack Hooper, Phil Powers, George Peterson. Standing: David Woody, John Doggett, J. D. Slater, Jerry Wilkerson. COMETS (Lower Left) Al Fry, Jerry Lowe, Sam Hall, Don Jones, Joe Payne, Billy Jarrett, John Friend, Archie Crenshaw. In Front: Herbert Murphy, Paul Burton. PIRATES (Lower Right) Front Row: Don Montgomery, Allen Adler, Bob Mallard, Jim Cope- land, Craig Foster, Marlin Connelly, Bill Camp. Back Row: Max Cagle, Dan Kimbell, Johnny Vaughn. Bea net ue neat ib if ® GIRLS' INTRAMURALS MOHAWKS (Upper Left) Front Row: Charlotte Peden, Alice Cutts, Row: Linda Van Margaret Hickey, Jean Arnold. Back Hook, Delores Olive, Billie Dabbs, Glenda Compton, Betty Jo Rainey, Doris Rowlett, Glenda Winesett. ROCKETS (Upper Right) Pearl Cutts, Anita Johnson, Rudie Wallace, Freda Roth, Barbara Wri Ann Wolfe, Karen Alexander, Bobbie Ann Turner, Carol Yeager, Betty Cox, Phyllis Browning. ght, George Betty Teasle RAMBLERS (Lower Left) Dorothy Olive, Dot McGee, Frankie Gregory, Jean Ruth Campbell, Betsy Winn, Joyce Reynolds, Sylvia McFarland, Hicks, Joyce Sweeney. KOOL KATS (Lower Right) Front Row: Nancy Van Houtin, Shirley Holland, Nila Jo Garmon, Priscilla Dellinger, Sylvia Burrow. Intramural Director, Frances Moore Back Row: Sondra Wilcox, Naff, Mary Pilkinton, Ann Alexander, Wilma Campbell, Tootsie Myra Barr, Sue Bartley, Geneele Crenshaw, Claudia Mosley. TEAM CAPTAINS: Bill Patton, Bob Harris, Terrell Seavers, Jack Hooper, Walter Edwards, Herb Murphy. TEAM CAPTAINS: Sondra Wilcox, Pearl Cutts, Beverly Youree, Mary Alice Bell. 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