Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

VATOR ELE 2 a MP Sih Fens ee 2 ee ee ee ee re ee han a ag. “ 7 oe = a VOLUME XLVI DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE We remember what happened to us here from September of 1967 through September of 1968 as a whirling kaleidoscope of isolated events which somehow merge and blur as we try to pinpoint them. We remember that we studied in the library and talked in the library and listened in class and slept in class. We ate lunch and sat on the wall and watched the clock and drank a coke. There was a date Friday night and TV Saturday night and studying late Sun- day night. We went to church and went to class and we went to chapel. We listened to WMAK or WKDA or WSIX F.M. and typed and thought and figured and complained and cried and laughed and phoned and loved. We did a the million things in a million ways. But each of the million ultimately fell into one of three categories, whose total encompasses all activi- ty of any kind at Lipscomb. For everything we did was either to examine and improve our re- lationship with God, or to gain academic know]- edge, or to confront and make contact with each other. The proportionate interests and ef- fort which any one person put into any one of these three depended largely on which person he was and what his interests and goals were. But all of us at one time or another engaged to some degree in all of these areas of Lipscomb activity. This book purports to represent to you that engagement. Nashville, Tennessee tom — appreciated more in the end than at is cus pol ky ‘We went to chapel” “We went to class” ... It is faith — in God and man made stronger by action. ? ® “We met special people” ... It is Love—stronger than any Risk ate ot = sah other in this world. car's 2 i My . DI apices yin “We became involved” ... It is spirit—caused by a bond of unity. fon ae) Ce) “ay We) tere = frrean = So ony = Set) us (OO) Chesl 17 9) LN) See ae YVUr3250 OGL HOD t=] oe) 3 4 = Si [ey (ees 5; —=etLnnn + ADEA AARNE te 10 peer ey sgrakeiesecnbtisiodeate aptkaieae 7 ¥ a 4 3 ¢ 4 4 ‘ i ACADEMICS 11 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rarely brought into public attention, the Board of Directors of David Lipscomb College are men to whom all concerned with Lipscomb are indebted. These individuals, who have proven themselves as capable leaders in the Executive Council J. E. Acuff William Dalton, Vice-Chairmen James R. Byers, Chairman M. N. Young, Secretary Treasurer James E. Adams Claude Bennett Word B. Bennett, Jr. Joe L. Evins Dr. William R. Gray John W. High Thomas J. McMeen Charlie G. Morris Thomas A. Noah, Jr. Athens Clay Pullias Emmett H. Roberson professional and business worlds, serve the school without pay in a policy-making capaci- ty. Through the Board Lipscomb continues to make advancements in the educational world. G. W. Collins M. W. Craig E. F. Holman A. C. Pullias W. G. Wells M. Leonard W. C. Owens 12 a IN MEMORIAM 1896-1967 Harry R. Leathers served Lipscomb with distinction for more than thirty years, twenty-five of these as Chairman of the Board of Directors. In leading Lipscomb through the thr illing years of growth and expansion from a small junior college to a fully ac- credited senior college, he demonstrated a rare quality of cour- age, wisdom, and dedication to the cause of Christian education. The name of Harry R. Leathers will be forever engraved in the hearts of those who believe in the value of Christian education. 13 14 PRESIDENT Athens Clay Pullias Governor Buford Ellington bestows upon Athens Clay Pullias, Jr. the high honor of being the youngest colonel on the Governor’s staff in special ceremonies in the Governor’s office. Left to right: Governor Buford E]- lington, Athens Clay Pullias, Jr., Mrs. Pullias, and Presi- dent Pullias. Vice-President and Mrs. Willard Collins VICE-PRESIDENT Willard Collins See e orem 15 16 Dean Craig, David, Larry, Marnie. DEAN Mack Wayne Craig BUSINESS MANAGER Edsel F. Holman 17 Charles Edward Bollinger, Jr. Assistant Director of Student A ffairs Ralph Edward Samples, Ed.D. Director of Testing and Counseling Thomas C. Whitfield, Ph.D. Mrs. Altie H. Smith Director of Teacher Education Administrative Assistant to the President 18 John Cliett Goodpasture D . Ed James Everett Ward, Acting Librarian dent a Assistant to the Pres ee a Thomas I. Cook Ralph R. Bryant Director of Student Affairs Registrar o - PROFESSORS Russell C. Artist, Ph.D. Irma Lee Batey Biology Music : ] aia = a ait 133 Teel aes am un = So a Batsell Barrett Baxter, Ph.D. Eugene Boyce Jennie Pittie Brown Bible Physical Education English 20 J. E. Choate, Jr., Ph.D. Philosophy Robert E. Hooper, Ph.D. Social Science John H. Brown Education Margaret Carter Home Economics Carroll Brooks Ellis, Ph.D. Speech William Everette Hunt, Ph.D. Physics 21 22 Nathaniel T. Long, Jr., Ph.D. Sociology Robert H. Kerce, Ph.D. Mathematics Lewis Smith Maiden, Ph.D. History PROFESSORS Morris P. Landiss, Ph.D. English John T. Netterville Chemistry Joe E. Sanders, Ph.D. Religious Education Axel W. Swang, Ph.D. Business Administration Willis C. Owens, Ph.D. Biology Thomas W. Rogers, Ph.D. Business Administration Duane R. Slaughter, Ph.D. Physical Education D. H. Wilkinson Education 23 ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Harold S. Baker, Ph.D. Speech Arey wnannmnany Minta Sue Berry, Ph.D. Aileen W.. Bromley English English Pattie Jo Fenn Business Administration Vardaman Forrister Dean Dail Freetly Sociology Thomas E. Hanvey Psychology Physical Education David O. Johnston, Ph.D. Frances Hall Hill George E. Howard, Music Boble Paul B. Langford, Ph.D. Chemistry Ph.D. Margaret Leonard Education 25 ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Murry J. Martin John Robert McRay, Ph.D. Business Administration Bible Hollis E. Todd, Ph.D. Sociology Charles W. Nelson Music Paul D. Phillips, Ph.D. History 26 William H. Vermillion, Jr., Ph.D. George E. Walden, Ph.D. Psychology Chemistry Willis G. Wells, Ed.D. John T. Willis, Ph.D. Harris Oliver Yates, Ph.D. Education Bible Biology 27 ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Henry O. Arnold Music i 3 3 z 33: i | Johnnie E. Breeden, Ph.D. Marlin Connelly, Jr., Ph.D. Clarence Earl Dennis Harvey L. Floyd, Ph.D. Biology Speech Mathematics Bible 28 Franklin Jones Education John C. Hutcheson, Jr. Art Gla dys E. Gooch Modern Languages Re Dennis Loyd, Ph.D. English David H. Martin, Ph.D. Psychology 29 ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Emma Frances Moore Physical Education James Lee McDonough, Ph.D. History W. Ralph Nance Charles William Richmond, Ph.D. Physics Chemistry 30 Si, peta argent PROC: KS i= 3D339YD LNSIDNe [ Harold Owen Wilson, Ph.D Business Administratior Norman E. Trevathan, Ph.D. History Fred B. Walker, Ph.D. Speech James Lee Wood, Ph.D. Chemistry 31 32 Anthony Green Adcock Physical Education Frank G. Carter Business Administration James Burley Bowman Music Mary H. Collins English INSTRUCTORS Eunice B. Bradley Journalism John W. Dawson, Ph.D. Chemistry Kenneth L. Dugan Physical Education Carolyn Irene Frankum Raymond Earl Dodd Home Economics Mathematics = t Oe saa Samuel C. Gant Virginia June Gingles English Home Economics Michael Hartness Physical Education 34 INSTRUCTORS Dwight Love Mathematics Bailey George Helfin Physical Education Clyde M. Miller, Ph. D. Bible David Howard Modern Languages Carolyn Nabors English UA i Me) on. Cee ee CWS eOaSecge TRANS Sere ee es @ @ 6 e'% twee oe Se oe ates 08 ee ® Hens s eae sseee Se eeeal eaeaa Se eee @ rege 8 ee 6 « cones ee @ @ beaae adans Rudolph E. Sanders see ee eaaee tauens Art ee eee roe Bie eee ee a se © @ we eas pees: ee Renee bac eee ea ee eo ee ae fi oma ee ee eee sae eo ee @@eee ea a ae | P Danye Sue Phifer J. Leo Snow ibl Business Bible Jean O. Thompson English Robert S. Sturgeon, Ph.D. Myra Sue Woods Social Science Betty Jean Webster Physical Education LIBRARY STAFF James Everett Ward, Ed.D. Mrs. John H. Webb Librarian Associate Librarian Inez Travis Anne B. Johnson Rebecca L. Smith Virginia P. Tomlinson 36 GRADUATE ASSISTANTS Saran a= )Lowe Ronald L. McCoskey William Ray Yearwood Modern Languages Audio-Visual Bible David McGinnis Physics Alice Whitehead King Joyce Rucker James Armstrong Home Economics Music Admissions Counselor 37 38 DORM SUPERVISORS G. L. Mann, Elam Hall Ruth Gleaves, Fanning Hall Pat Walters, Johnson Hall Vio May Bonner, Sewell Hall SECRETARIAL STAFF : ; 4 Mary Sherrill, Mary Ella Ryan, Doris Irwin, Margaret Fox. M. Hall, M. Henry, M. Kesler, R. McQueen, M. Robertson, G. Ryan, V. Setters, G. Shockley, M. Smith, M. Taylor. D. Beasley, O. Beck, G. Blair, H. Brazzell, A. Dillingham, D. Empson, D. Headrick, B. Hill, C. Jones, S. Jones, J. Marlin, C. Murphy, J. Newsom, D. Olive, M. Overton, M. Proctor, L. Seaga, N. Weatherman, E. Whitehead, C. Whit- field, J. Williams, M. Young. 39 Ee ee a Ne Ye ap bend eed 2. . ar 4 SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Arnold Underwood is one of the most familiar and popular keep the op eration going efficiently. figures on campus. His maintenance staff, Jim Langley, C. J Poston, and Billy Woody perform those tasks necessary to The unsung heroes in bitter winter weather are the staff of the stream plant. Claude Hayes and his co-workers, Bill Polk and James Estes, provide the heat. 40 Hosts of the day students’ home-away-from-home and proprietors of the local restaurant, D. M. Hassey and The staff group which comes into contact with students most frequently is the cafeteria division. Gilliam Traugh- sade Officers Corbin and Jones remind us of societies’ necessary restrictions. his staff are to be found in the student center. ber and his assistants provide the daily bread. 41 i 43 Nn [1 a =) = LL) i 44 45 46 MISS LIPSCOMB Miss Lipscomb for 1968 is the personification of Christian virtue. To all she displays beauty, friendliness, and Christianity. As a campus beauty finalist, captain of the cheerleaders, football queen, and Civinette officer, Jane Buchi Connelly has merited Miss Lipscomb, 1968. BACHELOR OF UGLINESS 1968’s Bachelor of Ugliness is a combination of athletic prowess, academic success, and Chris- tian humility. A four-year letterman, he served as captain of the basketball team in his senior year. A leader in the accounting department, he is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi and is listed in Who’s Who as is his wife. Bill Connelly, hus- band in Lipscomb’s most outstanding couple, is Bachelor of Ugliness. 47 48 HOMECOMING Homecoming at Lipscomb symbolizes a variety of meetings to different groups. To the alumni it is the joy of renewing old friendships and the sadness of viewing a change in the campus. To club members it is exhibits with the accompany- ing all night vigil; to the team it is the game by which they are judged; to the average student it is an afternoon game with crowded bleachers; to the undergraduate members of the homecom- ing processional, it is an opportunity to dress- up for an audience; but to the queen and the seniors around her, homecoming is the culmina- tion of all that has made Lipscomb theirs. HOMECOMING, 1968...Herb Shappard, Jane Buchi Con- nelly, Jerry Rainey, Martha Haile, Steve Brumfield, Carolyn Colley, Ken Durham, Peggy Halbert, Lucien Simpson, Debbie Holly, Queen Donna Stellingwerf, Anne Blankinship, Billy QUARTER Long, Gayle Hendrix, Jim Turner, Beverly Pardue, Neil Harper, Carol Willis, Charlie Neal, Kathy Craig and Marty Rothschild. Pam Brickell and J. R. Wears find tragedy in the death scene of “Briga- Mary Smith and Neil Rhoads share the spot- doon,” the fall musical. light in “Brigadoon’s” wedding scene. DRAMA Kanet Welch bewitches in “Brigadoon.” 50 J. R. Wears plays a Puerto Rican in “David and Lisa.” Gaius Overton and Danny Garrett uncover problems in “David and Lisa.” The Funeral scene in “Brigadoon.” 51 Terry Beaty, Pam Brickell, and Gaius Overton, in Lipscomb’s winter production of “David and Lisa,” find the world filled with problems. % cd RE aug Mary Evins, Lisa, and Don Creech, the teacher, in “David and Lisa,” discuss some of the problems of youth in an out-of-focus world. plays Lisa in “David and Lisa.’ Mary Evins 52 , Lipscomb’s answer to ‘Laugh In,” Don- na Huckaby and her tormentor ham it up in “As You Like It.” Pat Hudgins. Rosalynde in “As You Like It.” Glenn Charlton. Orlando in “As You Like It.” 53 FESTIVAL OF HEARTS Throughout Man’s history he has been ap- preciative of the charms of womanhood and has continually attempted to select the most beautiful women for recognition. Tra- ditionally the student body chooses twelve coeds as the most representative of its con- cept of beauty. This year’s Festival of Hearts was a display of Lipscomb talent and natural beauty: Highlights of Lips- comb Musicals provided memories and en- tertainment; Carolyn Colley and Bob Holmes guided the activities smoothly; Dean Craig questioned and commented in his patented style; and six Lipscomb wom- en became Campus Beauties, 1968. 54 Sheryll Andrews, Chip Haslam, and Bernadine Foriest provided the for the “Festival of Hearts.” entertainment V4 er ees 55 arolyn Creswell C Jane Freeman ah 58 ee S = q Marsha Clegg Kanet Welch ie Campbell Jean 60 Pat Hudgins 61 FINALISTS Mary Lou Holt Jeanie Hamilton Debbie Deathridge KireLNRRERcARA SAKATA HNN SSerennnene et aa 62 Kathy Craig McDonald lana D Porter icki Vv 63 FOOTBALL ROYALTY The social event of the intramural football sea- son was the selection of the Football Queen. Since gridiron competition had returned to a class basis, two representatives from each of the lower classes appeared in the court. Six girls from the graduating classes were presented to the student body and Jane Buchi became Football Queen. The court arrived on the field via con- vertibles and were escorted by class officers. Queen Buchi was escorted by Student Body President Jim Turner and crowned by Director of Student Affairs Thomas Cook to close the ceremonies. Res Martha Nix, Mary Lou Holt, Linda Jackson, Donna Nadeau, Mike Adams, Owen Sweatt, Gary Smith, Larry Pederson, Jane Buchi, Anne Swaim, Donna Stellingwerf, Gayle Hendrix, Jim Turner, Howard Henderson, Herb Shappard, Stacy Myers, Patricia Cayce, Pat Hudgins, Pam Cohoon, Dan Harrell, Billy Long, Ken Durham, Mike McDonald. 64 Uppy eis 65 66 WHO’S WHO Elected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities are those students who are deemed supe- rior in the qualities of leadership and scholarship. Nominees are selected by a student-faculty committee on the basis of grade point average, exhibition of leadership ability in educational and ex- tracurricular activities, and promise of a successful future in all endeavors. John Parker Andy Watson Evelyn Sewell Becky Porter Gail Henry R ts vee Bill Connelly Jane Buchi Connelly Bill Steensland Cs pee Herb Shappard John Davenport Judy Leavell Jerry Trousdale Carol Willis 67 Kent Dobbs Susie Harrell Larry Pederson Pat Cron Bill Gollnitz Joyce Stricklin Donna Stellingwerf Joe VanDyke 68 Miles Cotham Edwina Parnell Wayne McMahan sn he, Se ene 4 Seite ee é é x Pat Walters Carolyn Colley Norman Fox ecoer - ® . mete ‘ Stns €. ot . ar “ . - -¥ : 5. — tiie eye eae ; n c al . ¥ é : : ies s a x) ee a r - ‘ - pe a if ; X £ wae a oot 3 $ « a a ‘ ms ‘2 +6 . £ e 5 ty a . r 4 - - . x ™ ft a re ‘ _ ‘ Pa . sin - . j Yow v2 : - % 4 ted . Pi 4 , 3 € ya ¥ se “¢ 4 “ef : eee . “ . = ® 71 Y os ad O - NY The intramural program at David Lipscomb is one of the outstanding features of the Physical Education De- partment. This program offers every student an op- portunity to participate in competitive sports with others of the same skill and ability level. The students themselves are partially responsible for the success of intramurals at Lipscomb. Eugene Boyce, Frances Moore, INTRAMURALS Geierovely of thein te ant ena aa gram possible. Individual I-M Winners: Front: Davis, Roberts, Lamar, Walters, Cook, Watson, Rife. Back: Whitelaw, Davis, Vickery, Maples, Jenkins, Charlton, Smith, Clark. s2 Captains of the All-Sport Winning Clubs: Linda ery, Rams, Peggy Roberts, Blackhawks. Houermale, Blackhawks, Dale Vick- Athletes of the Year: Boogie Davis, Jan Watson 73 74 Lo 76 Basketball went through revolutionary changes at Lipscomb this year as Ken Dugan took over coaching duties at mid-season and carried the Bisons to a 9-14 mark. However, Bison fans will not soon forget some memor- able victories in McQuiddy. After whipping Tennessee Temple 100-70 in the opener the 78 Diana McDonald ee Bob Holmes Debbie Flippen Rebecca Ramsey Bisons managed to whip Swanee and UTMB before 1967 terminated. Led by Jimmy Beller and Merl Smith, Lipscomb beat Chattanooga, twice Berry, Temple, again. The sweetest victories for the season were the Bison two upsets over Southwestern. In the first game Vicki Porter Larry Craig Kanet Welch David Lipscomb College Bisonettes Keeping school spirit high during those dis- appointing moments of defeat is an arduous task. Lipscomb cheerleaders carried the school through the change over in coaches, the sorrow of defeat, and the joy of victory. These cheerleaders were leaders in every phase of campus life and held the respect of the student body. Captain Jane Buchi and her squad represented the school well. Jane Buchi 79 Jim Beller came out from halftime to score 23 points, as the Lynx were downed 82-70. In the second game at Memphis, senior cap- tain Bill Connelly played the finest game of his career helping to wipe Southwestern again, 70-55. Rounding out the roster were seniors Richard Jackson and Stacy Myers and Connelly; juniors Beller, Smith, and Owen Sweatt; sophs Charlie Neal, Eddie Montgom- ery, Bill Burton, and Billy Williams. , Beller. Back: Coach Dugan, Alexander, Burton, Buck, Burton, Connelly, Sweat, Myers, Neil, Johnson, Coaches Heflin and Hartness. Left to right. Front: Montgomery, Smith, Jackson 80 JUNIOR VARSITY Led by Rick Clark, Larry Gupton, and Charlie Neal, the Junior Varsity Basketball squad played to a 7-3 mark, with impressive wins over OVC and local foes. The top win of the season came when the Bisons topped Middle Tennessee 57-54 in McQuiddy. The JV’s 91-75 win over Belmont also pleased the Bison fans. Bill Burton and Melvin Haynes rounded out the JV starting line-up while Coach Mike Hartness also played Arnold Simpson, Eddie Montgomery, Billy Williams, Bill Bryan, Warren Buck, Mark Massey, and Presley Ramsey. 81 82 soi ath ere ee Saas With eight qualifiers for the National Meet, Coach Bailey Heflin hailed 1968 as Lipscomb’s finest season in track. The squad registered a 4-1 mark with wins over Morehouse, Union, Tennessee Tech, and Austin Peay. In addition, the Bisons took first in both indoor and out- door TIAC meets. Buddy Martin proved to be the teams highest scorer running consistently in six races per meet. Frosh Lewis Allen ranked fifth in the nation in the 220, while James Teage broke the pole vault record. 83 CROSS COUNTRY Joey Haines continued his prowess with the javelin, and Ronnie Cope continued a fast pace in the distance runs. Ken Durham, Terry Irwin, George Henry, and Terry Hudgins, Gary Branum, Mo Brunelle and Linol Her- nandez round out the 1968 squad. Andy Russell set school records in the mile and two mile, won the SEC Invitational dis- tance runs, competed for the olympic trials, and was a three event champion in the TIAC. 84 Nashvillians have come to expect a superior gymnastics team at Lipscomb, and they were not disappointed in the 1967-68 season. Led by three-time All-American Ted Immediato, the squad compiled another winning record highlighted by the defeat of nationally-rank- ed Eastern Michigan. Dave Fennessey, Ted Rose, Ray Adams, Randy Wilson, and Robin Hargis joined with other returnees and fresh- men for a productive year. 85 86 Front: Rusty Bush, Ted Immediato, Robin Hargis, wteve Bohringer. Back: Ray Adams, Fred Horn- berger, Dave Fennessey, Coach Hanvey, Ted Rose, Scotty Howard, Steve Powell. aoe Re 222 ee ee ee ee ne ee we ee ee eek ee we eeu RRane wee eu nae uke Baw ne eee ae ee ee 8 8 ail ote Ne eh i tale sy ts way a Lah tia Ee et 2.2.8 8.8: 8 2 ee ee ese epee anee Re tn ceee ween. 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Cee ee ee eeean 4 ReRR Re HR ws ilié : 8 ee é eeaner ee eeteunpeneause ane ° eer oe a 2 ROR mR Rasen as annen ee ae ee ee ee ey SRESH HERS Ree eee lll ad ena ee ee cssemns an — i ee ee ee et eee ee en eww oy 88 BASEBALL For the first time in the history of Lipscomb, a spring sport squad received national ranking when the baseball team placed fifth in the Collegiate Base- ball Poll. Under Ken Dugan, the Bisons played to an 18-11 record; rain washed out eleven additional games. The big victory of the season came on April 17, when the Bisons defeated Memphis State, 10-6. Dennis Green got the victory while Farrell Owens and Randy Marshall provided the hitting power. Other wins were scored over Western Kentucky, Indiana State, Austin Peay, Valdosta State and Belmont. All-American Wayne Rankhorn led Lipscomb in hit- ting with a .406 average, 43 hits, 6 homers, and 35 RBI’s. Dave Evans was the only other above .330 at .865. Farrell Owens was the leading base stealer with 14, As a team the Bisons hit .282. Freshman Ronnie Albright recorded five wins this season with the ERA of 1.77. Randy Morris, Dennis Green, and Mark Massey picked up the other 13 victories. 90 The opening of school brought changes to the grid- iron at Lipscomb. The season saw the return of interclass competition after five of interclub games. The style also returned to eleven man football after six man teams failed. Under the direction of coach Tony Adcock, stars such as freshmen Burton Elrod and Glenn Speis, sophomores Billy Drewery and Steve Peden, and seniors Bob Morris and Cosby. Carmichael, merged into the limelight. The year’s finale, played in fifteen degree weather, saw the seniors defeat the freshmen 18-7, thereby capturing the championship. The freshmen took second place follewed closely by the sophomores and juniors. 91 ey Bree OF | Freshman Football Team Sophomore Football Team 92 Junior Football Team Senior Football Team Wits 93 94 Front: Herb Alsup, Gary Jordan. Back: Joe Williams, David Mayo, Tom Haddock. TENNIS Lipscomb’s tennis squad far exceeded all pre-season predictions, finishing the year with an 11-7 record. Especially impressive were two victories over Austin Peay of the OVC. David Mayo handled the number one spot facing many of the OVC’s toughest players and registered a 10-6 mark. Senior Joe Williams will be the only loss for next year as Coach Duane Slaughter welcomes back Herb Alsup, Tom Haddock, Gary Jor- dan, Bill Dean, and Glen Nichols. Dean hits powerful forehand volley. GOLF Dr. Samples, Coach, Dick Morris, Bill Castle, Lynn Cockerham, Donnie Dowlen, Russ Fineran, John Brewer, Paul Keckley. Bill Castle, Bison’s number one player, compet- ed in the NAIA National Match as he finished the season as the top golfer in District 2. In his first year as coach, Dr. Ralph Samples led his rebuilding team to a 9-9 record, sweeping the last three matches. Freshmen John Brewer and Dick Morris, sophomores Russ Fineran and Lynn Cockerham, plus senior Donnie Dowlen joined with Castle to win matches over all local foes including Belmont, Fisk, and Columbia State. als 96 a7 — ue or) @Ves yes fas Fa RELIGION Religion has always been the foundation of life at Lipscomb with daily Bible classes and chapel services. Yet the climate of Christianity has reached new peaks during this school year. Dynamic alumnus Bill Banowsky initiated this drive during the fall meeting. Dedicated young people throughout the nation attended the well-planned Mission Workshop. But, pri- marily, students became aware of a need to come closer to their Father. “FOREIGN FIELDS. = | CAMPAIGNS : WEAL forall adult | Classes on Wednesday OVER 22000 SO Restonne For “ of | THE VOICE OF 2 : AS A JUV! “9 fe : é ; Cy ? 4; : aN 2 rr ry, ¢ 5 ¥ 7 Le I ‘ : “ted xg Fi dts Fg 100 Summer quarter is the season of green- ery, tennis, air conditioning, and out- door gatherings. With a decreased en- rollment summer students feel a special nearness to each other. Planned activi- ties range from the juvenile fun of the mixer to the traditional summer water- melon feast. Summer quarter at Lips- comb provides a host of pleasurable memories. 101 102 ROUTINE Life can become a series of repeated events. The morning shave or cosmetic session, the rush to class, the countless futile trips to the mailbox, and the searching hours in the student center all become boring and routine at times. Yet the graduate looks back on these little things with an unfilled longing. SSSLEES PASSES eee : : : 103 104 Love is the only thing which gives mean- ing to life. It is the deepest and greatest reason for living. Sharing the little things in life can make two hearts become one. A late-night phone call, television in the stu- dent center, sharing a study load or a warm fire on a cold winter’s night can help in the understanding of the word love. 105 106 SOCIAL EVENTS Ankle-length gowns, tuxedos, candlelight and many hours of work and planning bring to Lipscomb each quarter that one night of formality and sophistication when the boys act more like men, and the girls are transformed into individual islands of grandeur. The three banquets during the 1967-68 school year were held at the Barn Dinner Theatre, featuring “Barefoot in the Park,” The Andrew Jackson Hotel, featuring Buddy and Bernie Arnold, and Morrison’s Cafeteria, featuring the Lonesome Rhodes. jo) = 108 Life is full of unique experiences at Lipscomb, one of which is dating. Contrary to popular opinion, in every season a young man’s thoughts turn to love. 109 110 STUDY Although often forgotten or overlooked, classes and studies are the primary rea- son for having a college. Classes may be lively and interesting or drag on endless- ly. The ritual of reading or research at- tacks each student, regardless of his aver- sion to study, if he plans to maintain a lengthy sojourn on campus. OS EY GG spy ® ye 111 AAI AE N =- — 130] = = 114 DAY STUDENTS There are three breeds of non-boarding stu- dents. The day student lives in the comforts of parental housekeeping and food services. The married students share the experiences of studying, financial worries, homemaking, and companionship. But the off-campus res- ident lives in a cluttered world of freedom and self-preservation. The library and stu- dent center serve as second homes for the day student. 115 116 Winter is the season of short days and long nights, the lengthy Christmas season, basket- ball and gymnastics, Homecoming, and many of the traditional Lipscomb events. Occasion- ally, the most beautiful and most frustrating of the weatheyr’s calling cards presents scenes such as appear on these pages. 0H? 8 Rae AEA a. oe ee . . : o Wg. Pp, ae ‘ : : : ; : : vo ; _ ise : 4 oe eg Y : ; ; : ee : Z - 5a, “ ] wee | | : - at y : | ) i : : ie = i 2 Frustration, pensiveness, anxiety, pep, love, an- tagonism, reverence, etc. — these are moods which each person experiences almost daily. An astute reader of faces can discover these emo- tions about him whenever he feels so inclined. These moods help mold the complete person. 119 120 SOCIAL LIFE Does the sophisticated high school sen- ior revert to childishness in a matter of weeks? The mixer suggests a loud affirmation. Social life ranges from the formality of banquets to the painful pleasure of a skating party. The fac- ulty-student relationship enriches col- lege life with vists to professors’ homes. Social life involves the mutual giving of one’s self to others. 121 122 For a full year four student body officers tried to find a sequel to the great Letterman shows which combined good taste and reasonable prices. The answer came May 18 with the pres- entation of Bobby Goldsboro and Ray Walker in concert. Walker, a sensational performer, and Goldsboro, the leading record seller of early 1968, made the wait worthwhile. 123 Each person’s concept of life at Lipscomb is different. The pictures on the next four pages depict various phases of the Lips- comb atmosphere. How they affect each person personally reflects his view of stu- dent life. 124 o ZY ee 125 126 : | ae a 127 Petia SP RARE te WN IV SAP pa AR ANSEL ae 129 STUDENTS cates eeaeeibamnamnneeneiieeta nen ikea cra Ms 4 eae 130 ise) - 132 ac PRESIDENT’S STUDENT COUNCIL The President’s Student Council is composed of the school’s academic and social leaders. These people have an opportunity to ask questions, ex- press opinions, and learn the basis for administrative policies. After an informative session, Mrs. Pullias graciously serves as hostess for the Council at the traditional reception. 133 134 A CAPPELLA The leading example of Lipscomb culture is the A Cappella chorus. These men and women, in tuxedos and evening gowns, thrilled audiences throughout Tennessee and the Central South and and Southwest with their powerful performances. Director Charles Nelson concluded a remarkable Lipscomb tenure by conducting a combined chorus and orchestra composed of Lipscomb students and members of the Nashville Symphony. 13s D.L.C. BAND The David Lipscomb College Band may be found in concert, building spirit on the court and in the stands at basketball games, or fur- nishing accompaniment for collegiate drama- tic productions. Director Burley Bowman led his musicians on a tour of the South. The band’s performance during the Homecoming ceremo- nies will long be remembered. 136 oo 137 Debaters Kenny Barfield, Dr. Carroll Ellis, Head Coach, Wayne McMahan, Sidney Fulford, Dr. Marlin Connelly, Assistant Coach, and Larry Pederson. 138 DEBATE SQUAD One of Lipscomb’s most successful teams for the year was not athletic. The debate squad, composed of veterans, compiled an amazing win record and carried away trophies from the nation’s major tournaments. The high point of the season was a round with the champions of Great Britain in chapel and on area television. This climaxed a rewarding season. 139 a Jim Turner Carol Willis STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Recipients of boundless glory upon elec- tion and infinite complaints in office, Lipscomb’s student body officers serve for two quarter terms beginning in the Summer and the winter. Their duties range from the ultimate selection to the Student Life Committee to selling tick- ets to a skating party. Carol Willis and Jim Turner organized and initiated a new Greek club system. Carol yn Colley and Charlie Neal brought top enter- tainment to campus. All four officers worked especially well together because of close friendships. Carolyn Colley and Charlie Neal 140 Senior Class Officers DECEMBER Gary Green Ladonna Wilson Brown Sandra Beard Howard Henderson UNE Herb Shappard Gail Henry Larry Pederson Linda Polk AUGUST Daryl Demonbreun Stacy Myers Gayle Hendrix Pamela Thweatt 141 CLASS OF ’68 Albright, Anne Adcock, Gail Adams, Susan Adams, Bonnie Allen, Jim Anders, Charlotte Anderson, Steve Andrews, Sheryll Appel, Barbara Ault, Phylis Austelle, Al Autenrieth, Carol Bailey, Alice Bailey, Judy Balderson, Becky Barnes, Mary Helen 142 CLASS OF ’68 Barry, Thomas L. Bates, Clifford Beard, Charles D. Beard, Linda F. Beard, Sandra Beck, Herbert Benson, Shirley Black, Mary Blankenship, Anne Bobo, Charles Bohn, Karen Bonine, Marsha Boone, James R. Boyd, Anne Bowman, Johnny Braly, Annette M. 143 CLASS OF ’68 Brannan, Steve . Brent, Brenda Broadway, John Brown, Franklin P. Brumfield, Steve Buchi, Jane Buie, Danny Burton, A. M., II Burton, James T. Bybee, Merna Cady, Gayle Cantrell, Eddie Cantrell, Frieda Carey, Eva Mae Cargin, James Carmichael, Cosby 144 CLASS OF °68 Casey, Phillip Castelli, Marilyn Cates, Harold Charlton, Jackie Charlton, Jean Charlton, Marjorie Chastain, John R. Church, Carter Christy, Gary Clardy, James Cla rk, Sheryl] Clegg, Dan Clements, Danelle Cochran, Richard Colley, Carolyn Collins, Judy 145 146 CLASS OF ’68 Collett, Charles Connelly, William KE. Connolly, Patricia Corley, Richard A. Cotham, Miles S. Cottingham, A. B. Cowley, John B., Jr. Craft, Sharon Craig, Robert Cron, Charles P. Cruz, Donnie Curtis, Martin Daniel, Thomas W. Davenport, John W., Jr. Davidson, Harry C., IV Davis, Gene CLASS OF ’68 Davis, Pat Deal, Robert E. Jerry Dean, Linda ? Deckert Demonbreum, Daryl Doris Denny, , Kent Dobbs , Nancy Dodson , Donnie , Ken Dowlen Dozier Susie d Dozier la Driskill, Mare Joe Dunn, Edgeworth, Junior Edging, Tom 147 CLASS OF ’68 Ellis, Joyce Ensley, Michael Enzor, Mary Eubanks, Kay Ellen Farrell, Ben Flowers, Annette Fortune, Manley Foster, Larry Foster, Rosemary Fox, Freddie Fox, Norman Francis, David Freeman, Jane E. Fuller, Harold Galami, Joseph Gambill, James R. 148 Garrett, Shirley Garrett, Teresa Gary, Dianne Geibel, Raymond F. Gentry, Nancy L. Gillespie, Shirley Gnewikow, Danny Gollnitz, William Gonce, Colleen Goolsby, Carole Gore, Martha Gower, Ronnie Groves, Joan Gray, Gloria Gregory, Sharon Gunn, Shirley CLASS OF ’68 149 CLASS OF °68 Halleomb, Koy Hammond, Michael P. Hardin, Delores Harley, David Hatcher, Patricia C. Headrick, Gary Hedrick, Dara Heflin, Carol Heglund, Suzanne Henderson, Howard Hendrix, Gayle Hester, Foy B., Jr. Hicks, Jerry Hillis, Earl Holcomb, Mildred C. Holley, Philip D. 150 CLASS OF ’68 Holt, Harriet Hoppes, Thomas Hosch, Jon A. Hughes, Marcia Hughes, Winifred P. Irick, Vicki Ivey, Mary Ann Jackson, Richard Jacobsen, James James, Barbara James, Glenda Jernigan, Brenda Johnston, Anne Jones, Bill Jones, Karen Jones, Robert 151 152 CLASS OF ’68 Jones, Ronald E. Jones, Ronnie L. Karnes, Karen Keeran, Daniel M. Keith, Sue Kendall, Karol Kennedy, Russell Kidder, Louise Kieffer, John Kimberlin, Robert Kirkpatrick, James Knuckles, Evelyn Lassiter, Annette Layne, Rebecca Leavell, Judy Lee, Robert J. CLASS OF ’68 Leebrick, Joan Lemon, Doug Lett, Eddie Little, Melvin M. Long, Lynn Long, Ronald Lowe, Martha Lusk, Mike Luttrell, Craig Mabry, Ralph Maples, Larry Martin, Phil Mayo, Jerry McCaslin, Stephen A. McCoin, Larry McConnell, Jerry 153 CLASS OF °68 McDanell, Jeannie McDermott, Jim McDonald, Jackie McKenzie, Bill McMahan, Charles McMahan, Wayne Means, Willis Metz, Dana Miller, John Miller, Marie Milstead, Don Moore, Glenda Moore, Ronnie Moore, Ron R. Morgan, Richard D. Morris, Harold 154 Morton, Fran Mosley, Judy Moss, Tommy Moss, William J. Motley, Joan Myers, Stacy C. Nadeau, Donna Naron, Houston Nash, Bob Neal, Charlie Newberry, Bonnie Newberry, Ken Nichols, Lamar Norris, Carol Norris, David Norton, Madge P. CLASS OF ’68 ike, CLASS OF ’68 Norwood, Judy Nutt, Linda Sue Oliver, Chyrel Oliver, Evelyn Olive, Jim Overby, Diana Owens, Farrell Page, Dianne Parker, Dan Parker, John Howard Parnell, Edwina Parris, Minta Ann Patterson, Jerry Patterson, Penny Pearsall, James Peden, Betty 156 Pederson, Larry Pegg, Ron Perry, Faye Phelps, Betty Pierce, Mary Pilcher, Juanita Poland; Danny RK. Polk, Linda Porter, Becky Porter, Donald D. Precise, Martha Price, Carlos Pruitt, Terry Pugh, Joanna Punch, Carol Purdom, Suzanne CLASS OF ’68 Sy 158 CLASS OF ’68 Rainey, Jerry Rains, Betty Ralston, Joe Ramsey, Rebecca Randolph, Kathy Ray, Janice Reed, Morris Reese, Becky Rigney, Foy Riley, Anita Roberts, Judy Rose, Alvin Rousseau, Frank Sarver, Jim Sellers, Ruth Setoodeh, Cyrus CLASS OF ’68 Sewell, Patricia E. Shappard, Herb Sharber, Jerry Sheffield, Shirley Shore, Penny Shake, Carolyn Sileox, Doreen Simmons, Nova Lee Simon, Wayne Skrobak, Dave Slate, Faithe O. Slate, Mike Smith, Darlon Smith, John Smith, Larry Smith, Linda 159 160 CLASS OF ’68 Smith, Pat Smotherman, Wayne Speed, Delilah Spivey, Jennifer Spurlock, Dwight Stanton, Pam Steensland, Bill Steensland, Linda M. Stellingwerf, Donna Stephens, Jimmy Stone, Jeanne Stone, Linda Stricklin, Joyce Strong, Carolyn Swaim, Ann Sweeney, Charles D. Taylor, Anita Taylor, Jackie Ann Taylor, Polly Tarr, Joan Thomas, Denny Thomas, Lawrence Thomas, William Thompson, Linda Thweatt, Pamela Carol Todd, Sandra Tomlinson, Joseph, Jr. Tonkery, Dan Trimm, Sue Trousdale, Jerry Trussler, Steve Turner, James CLASS OF ’68 161 CLASS OF ’68 Van Dyke, Joe Van Vleet, Karen Varner, Judith T. Wagner, Robert F., Jr. Waitneight, Stephen K. Walker, Charles R. Walker, Mary Walker, Russell Walters, Pat Watson, Charles A. Welch, Joe West, David Whistle, Lana Whitelaw, Clay Corley Wilborn, Patsy Wilcoxson, Jane 162 CLASS OF ’68 Wiley, Mike Williams, Joe B. Williams, Linda Willis, Carol Wilson, Carole Wilson, Pamela Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Randy Wilson, Rooney Wingfield, Woody Young, William Ahkami, Pirous Allen, Danny Altizer, Sandra Beard, Sandra Coone, Cecil 163 164 CLASS OF ’68 Creech, Don Dean, Bill Hagewood, Mark Hickerson, Paul E. Jones, Judy Law, Betsy Layne, Becki Long, Ron Maples, Larry Mount, Charles Nichols, Hugh T. Patterson, David Perry, Patricia Sanders, Richard Traughber, Gilda Wharton, Ron errs PULL BLERTTA LE giuieivis® Biase Brown Sandra Beard, Ladonna W. ’ DECEMBER AUGUST, Louise Kidder, Judith Andrews il Henry Ga JUNE, John Parker, 165 B. C. Goodpasture, Speaker for the December graduation, presents Bill Steensland with the Goodpasture Bible. 166 Ly ere a Ly Dr. Louis Smith, Achedemic Vice-President and Dean of Berea College, was the speaker for August graduates. Gov. Buford Ellington was the speaker for the June gradu- ation ceremonies. 167 168 JUNIORS President — Owen Sweatt Vice-President — Billy Long Secretary — Susan Coleman Treasurer — Tommy Daniel os S es, se | Two junior girls, Peggy Palmer and Nancy Hardison, planned the year’s top social event— the Barn Dinner Theatre Banquet. Several junior couples are seen here enjoying the pre-meal enter- tainment. Adams, Glenn Alexander, Donna Allen, Cherry Alsup, Herbert Andrews, Judy Anderson, Edward Anderson, Marilyn Anderson, Russell Anderson, William Atkisson, Linda Austin, Eddie Autry, Robert L., Jr. Baker, Ray Ballard, Jeff Baize, David Lee Barfield, Kenny Barnes, Anthony Barnett, Barry Barr, Sylvia Barron, Mary Ann Barron, Dawn Barron, Steve Barton, Annette Barton, Bernard Beaty, Terry Blankenship, Rebecca Bobo, Joan Bouldin, Larry Bowman, Melba Boyd, Melba Bradford, Karen Brent, Brenda Brown, Lucy Brunelle, Maurice Bryant, Joey Buck, Warren Bullard, Ann Burdine, Karen Burleson, Aaron Byrd, Bobbie Callaway, Betty Campbell, Jeannie Campbell, Joel Carels, Cindy Carson, Bill Carter, Mary Cates, Harold R. Cayce, Patricia Chamberlain, William JUNIORS 169 170 JUNIORS Choate, Charles P. Church, Barbara Clark, David Clark, Mark Cleland, Sandra Cliburn, Mike Clifton, Freda Coleman, Susan Colglazier, Jan Collings, Debbye Common, John Conger, Jim Conquest, Linda Conway, Carl Cox, Sherrill Craig, Kathy Crittenden, Don Crockett, David Crum, Arminda Dampier, Nancy Daniel, Tommy Daniel, Tom M. Danley, Dick Davis, Gary Dawson, Ann Denton, O’Dell Derryberry, Annette Derryberry, Clay Deyton, Terry Dixon, Wynn DuBois, Val Duckworth, Sue Dugger, Bill Duke, Lynn Ebie, Ray Ebie, Roy Edwards, Gale Elrod, Lucy Epler, William E. Evens, Linda Falkenburg, Jim Fann, Judy Farrar, Linda Fellers, Robert W. Fewell, Dick Florence, Patty Fox, Suzanne Frame, Donnie Frazier, Jo Karen Freeman, Harry Funk, Barbara Furr, Larry Gann, Dick Gardner, Richard Garner, Dan Garrett, Judy Gatten, Gary Geer, James C. Gehl, Michael Gerbitz, Gloria Gibbons, Janice Gill, Claire Gingles, Chris Gooch, Cilla Graves, Johnny Green, Dennis Green, Eddie Green, John Greer, James Griggs, Dan Hagan, John Haile, Martha Hall, Diane Hardison, Nancy Harris, Manning Harshman, Brent Harter, Greg Hawkins, Joan Henderson, Janet Henegar, Perry Henry, Arthur Henry, George Hicks, Linda Hiland, Ed Hill, Janice Hodges, Linda W. Holly, Debby Holmes, Bob Hood, Barbara Hopkins, Claudia Hopkins, Reva Hopkins, Sidney Huckaby, Stan Hundley, Gary Hutchison, Donald Hutcheson, Helen Hutcherson, Sheila Hutton, Roy JUNIORS 171 JUNIORS Irwin, Donna Isbell, Joan Jackson, Linda Jacobs, Wendy Jones, Judy Jones, Richard Jones, Riley Jones, Zeila Jordan, Gary Jordan, Ron Kendrick, Walker Kennedy, Frankie Kidd, Ralph Kimbrough, Donna Kindall, Pollock Knapp, James Krech, Buddy Kuruhara, Dale Lanham, Dewight Lavender, Phil Le Cornu, Dianne Ledsinger, Nancy Levick, Eddie Lewis, Brad Lloyd, Bob Locke, Price Long, Billy Loveless, Terri Luttrell, Joe Lytle, Bill McKeehan, Ann McCoy, Larry McCord, Larry T. McCall, Jerry Martin, Bud Martin, Sandi Matthews, Judy Matthews, Judy Mays, Leigh Meece, Susan Meers, Ron Monroe, Ron Murdock, Larry Murphy, William D. Murphree, Priscilla Narey, Wayne Newbold, Benjamin M., Jr. Mosley, Fay Niemann, Carol 172 Noah, Carolyne Nobles, Gloria Olree, Miriam Owens, Cheryl Ann Owens, Melody Palmer, Ellen Palmer, Peggy Parker, Eileen Parker, Jim Parks, William J. Parrish, Larry Patton, Elaine Phillips, Nettye Phillips, William Pierce, John Pitts, David Potter, Gilbert Potter, Ginny Powell, Dan Prickett, Andrea Puckett, Linda Kay Pumphrey, Richard Pruitt, Carolyn Rains, Betty Rainey, Joyce Ralston, Gloria Rankhorn, Wayne Rascoe, Faye Ray, James Rice, Gloria Rieder, Bill Roberson, Jill Roberts, Allen Roberts, Janice Robinson, Carol Robinson, Nita Robinson, Wendell Roe, Phil Rose, Ted Ross, Nancy Rothschild, Marty Rowland, Melba Russell, Jayne Sample, Linda Sanders, Edward Sanford, Rebecca Sarver, Ronnie Saylors, Phil Seese, Joyce JUNIORS 173 174 JUNIORS Self, Barry Shappard, Cathy Sharpe, Karon Shelton, Jean Shepherd, Gene Shinkle, Richard Shulam, Joseph Simms, Polly Simpson, Lucien Smelser, Judy Smith, Mary Smith, Melanee Smith, Paula Smith, Shirley Snipes, Linda Sparks, Howell Speck, Steve Stewart, Skip Stockdell,. Carolyn Stone, Ronda Sue Stovall, Roma Stough, Amelia Swaim, Connie Sweatt, Owen Taylor, Ken Thomas, Dan Thomas, Jimmy Thompson, Sheila Thurman, Ralph Umphrey, Don Underhill, George Vail, Richard Van Vleet, Brad Vecellio, Jackie Vickery, Dale Wilkinson, Denni Whitfield, Larry White, Dee Whitarre, Jean Whaley, Darlene Weeks, Dickie Webb, William Webb, Elizabeth Washington, Betty Warren, Tommy Warner, Linda Walton, Judy Wall, Tommy Walker, Ronnie Williams, Charles R. Williams, Tom Wilson, Betty Wilson, Jim Winn, Tricia Wood, Julie Wright, David Wright, Linda Wyatt, Ace Young, Glenda Young, Linda L. Young, Marc Youngblood, Wayne JUNIORS 1S 176 SOPHOMORES President — Mike Adams Vice-President — Ken Durham Secretary — Shiela Presley Treasurer — Mary Lynn Ethridge Sophomore girls enjoyed a feeling of together- ness in living quarters, social activities and friendships. Here suite-mates share the joys of the holiday season. Abernathy, Johnny, Jr. Acuff, Irene Acuff, Judy Adams, Michael Adams, Sheila Addison, Bobbie Altizer, Jim Anderson, Carl M. Anderson, Charlotte Anthony, Lynn Armstrong, Anne Atkin, Sharon Barnes, Mary J. Barks, Gary Barnett, Barbara Barriger, Phyllis Beals, Judy Beck, Judy Beller, Pat Berry, Claudia Betty, Mollye Bilbrey, Donna Bise, Stan Bottomley, Trudy Bowling, Phyllis Bowman, Bobby Boyd, Janice S. Branch, Randle Branum, Gary Breegle, Bruce Brickell, Pam Brock, Lindsy Brown, Bill Brown, Cecil Brown, Carolyn Brown, Marvin Brumfield, Jane Bryan, Bill Buffington, David Buford, Linda Buntley, Betty Burgess, Linda C. Burton, Bill Burton, Mary Cade, Linda Cargile, Ken Carter, Connie Cassetty, Roseann Chandler, Richard SOPHOMORES 177 178 SOPHOMORES Church, Dave Clark, Sara Lynn Clegg, Marsha Cockerhan, Lynn Cofer, Carolyn Conley, Betty Conner, Elaine Cook, Jane Cordell, Terry Cost, David Costello, Faye Costello, Patricia Cox, Kenneth W. Craig, Irwin Craig, Larry Creswell, Carolyn Crouch, Barbara Crouch, Carolyn Cutts, Linda Dabbs, John Davis, Steve Deathridge, Debbie Doran, Sue Dowlen, Linda Doyle, Cynthia Drewery, Billy Dudney, Linda Lee Dunham, Ken Durham, Ken Elliott, Janice Ellison, Gary Ellis, Margaret G. England, Millicent N. Epperley, Marilyn R. Ethridge, Mary Lynn Evans, David W. Everly, Kathy Fineran, Russell Forehand, Gene Foringer, Linda Foster, Tanksley Fowler, Rebecca Franklin, Kay Freeman, Jane Frye, Linda Fulmer, Clydetta Gates, Marysue Gearsante, Eva Gentry, Carol Gentry, Joan Gibbs, Phillip Gibbs, Sharon Gish, Regina Gonce, Wenda Goodrum, Peggy Grandlee, Barbara Graves, Meg Green, Marilyn Grissom, Linda Gross, Lee Ann Hackney, Mike Halbert, Peggy Hall, Joanna Hall, Randall Hamdorff, Margaret Hamilton, John Hannah, Janice Hassey, Emily Hay, Joellen Hazelip, Gena Head, Jimmy Heflin, Connie Helms, Carl Helms, Deborah Henderson, Cynthia High, Junior Hill, Duane Hobbs, Doris Hodge, Jo Holliday, Harry Hollingsworth, Larry Holmes, Barbara Holt, Mary Lou Hostetler, Mary Jane Hovermale, Linda Hudgens, Jaye Hudgins, Pat Humphrey, Reba Humphrey, Schelley Hunley, Rita Hurn, Linda Hutchison, Linda Irwin, Terry Jackson, Deborah Jackson, Harriet Jacobs, Joel Jakes, Barbara Jayne, Larry SOPHOMORES 179 SOPHOMORES Jennings, Sue Jerkins, Gerald Jinkins, Bonnie Jobe, Glenn Johnson, Lynda Jones, Elaine Jones, Richard Jones, Rose Jordan, Jennifer Joyner, Patty Keller, James Khoury, Antonine King, Allyson King, Beckie Kirby, Dan Koker, Vernie L. Lane, Joy Lane, Linda Lavender, Jane Lee, Cherryl Lee, Mary Jo Leonard, Barbara Lewis, Dick Litton, Joanne Livingston, Kenneth D. Logan, Mike Love, Jerry Love, Lezlie Lyon, Joyce M. Lyon, Sharon McAlpin, Mike McBee, Susan McCord, Tom McCullough, Mary McDonald, Charles McKay, Tommy McMahan, Ann McMeen, Jim Mann, John Marcrom, Ray Marsh, Barbara Martin, Connie Mayfield, Gayle Mayo, David Mays, Linda Means, Richard Merritt, Barbara Mitchell, Judy Montgomery, Eddie 180 Moore, Charles Morton, Jane Mosley, Gail Moss, Betsye Nance, Don Napper, Robert Neal, Ren Neil, Ken Nelson, Byron Newman, Charles Nichols, Glen Niemantsverdriet, Sandra Nobles, Bonita Nunley, Peggy Oliver, Donna Overton, Tim Owen, Marsha Padgett, Larry Parks, Ken Pearman, Charlie Peden, Steve Pendergrass, Marilyn Pierce, Charles Piercey, Kathy Pigg, Richard Pistole, Cheri Polk, Harvey Porter, Terry Powell, Jill Powell, Steve Presley, Sheila Pritchard, Martha Proffitt, Connie Proffitt, Marcia Pullias, Clay Qualls, Becky Raby, Janet Redford, Clyde Reed, Anne Reese, Claudia Richardson, Janice Rickard, Anne Riggs, Kathy Rister, Roger Roberts, Jeanne Roberts, Peggy Robling, Joe Rose, Don Rose, Jon SOPHOMORES 181 SOPHOMORES Roseberry, Phil Rosser, Carol Rushing, Betty Saunders, Larry Schenk, Bob Scobey, Lynda Shannon, Jim Shearer, Carol Shipley, Judy Shorkley, Theresa Shoemaker, David Siler, Coy Jean Simmons, Rodney Slater, Ken Smith, Elaine Smith, Norma Smith, Terry Spurlock, Becky Staggs, Bill Stark, Preston A. Steakley, Jimi Stephens, Linda Stockdell, Richard Wayne Strayhorn, Connie Summey, Linda Sutten, Andrea Swaim, Judy Tarpley, Mickey Taylor, Carol Thedford, Patty Thompson, Nina Thornthwaite, Jerry Toms, Jim Travis, Glenda Trendelman, Lea Trofler, Robert Turk, Bob Van Cleave, Brenda Verga, Shari-Lea Wade, Michael E. Walker, Jane Wallace, Janet Wears, J. R. Welch, Joyce Welch, Sammy Welch, Kanet Welch, Calvin Welden, Janette Whaley, Susan 182 White, Frieda Whitehead, Sandy Whitesell, Ann Whitelaw, Nancy Whitworth, Jerry Whorley, Jannifer Widick, Joe Wilcutt, Paula Willbanks, Nancy Williams, Jimmie Williams, Wanda Wilson, Danny Wiser, Linda Wood, Margaret Wooten, Helen Yeager, Mary Yearbook, Randy Young, Larry Youngblood, Dennis SOPHOMORES 183 184 FRESHMEN The freshmen began pulling together at the mixer and continued a combined effort. Under the leadership of President Dan Harrell, Vice- President Mike McDonald, Secretary Rebecca Hood, and Treasurer Brenda Laney, this class became a closely-knit unit. A party for orphans and a class picnic were fruits of united endeav- ors. Adams, Barbara Adams, Thomas Alexander, James Alexander, Sharon Allison, Rebecca Allsup, Joe Anderson, Forrest F. Anderson, Sandra Angerer, Jane Appleton, Billy Armstrong, Arlene Arnold, Jack Ayer, Connie Bach, Paula Bailey, Margaret Bainbridge, Sue Bair, Dick Bair, Steve Baker, Carol Balleu, Brenda Barnes, Linda Barnett, Francis Ann Basham, Brent Batey, Douglas Wayne Beauchamp, Dianne Belisle, Michael Bennett, Carol Bennett, Cliff Bennett, Marilyn Billingsley, Sandra Bivins, Hulen Bloomingburg, Linda Bonner, Janice Booth, John Boring, Nathan Bouldin, Mike Boyd, Harrell Boyd, Steve Boyer, Bonnie Bradford, Gary Bradley, Larry Bramlette, Rosemary Brasel, Nick Brazzell, Becky Brewer, John Brewer, Teresa Brinkley, Jan Britton, Brenda Brooks, Margie FRESHMEN 185 186 FRESHMEN Brooks, Suzanne Brown, Bert Brown, Nancy Bruer, Vicki Bryant, John Bumbalough, Jerry Bumgardner, Linda Bumpous, Elaine Burcham, Connie Burke, Mary Lou Burkhart, Linda Burton, Johnny Burton, Randal Bushman Judy Butler Tommy Byers, Patricia Byrd, Wendell Cagle, Johnny Caillouet, Larry Cain, Tommy Callen, Sally Campbell, Gerry Caraway, Stephen Carels, Denise Carpenter, Mary Castleman, Glenn Catlett, Cyndee Cato, Jo Ann Cauthen, Donna Christian, Connie Christian, Fala Christy, Neil Clark, Drew Clark, Rickey Clark, Tom Claxton, Janie Clifton, Martha Cochran, Martha Cochran, Ronnie Cohoon, Pam Coles, Ronald Collier, Brenda Cook, Betty Cook, Ronnie Cook, Terry Jane Cook, Shirley Cordray, Nancy Cornelius, Ronny Cottingham, Leva Croft, Sharon Cross, Steve Crowder, Cathy Crowell, Mark Crump, William D. Crunk, Mike Cunningham, Jerry Curtis, Betty Cyr, Paula Daniels, Anna Daniel, Debbie Dasher, Jenny Daugherty, Charles Daugherty, Harriet Davenport, Ronny Davenport, Terry Davis, Jimmy Deal, Lum Deasy, Steve Deese, Sue Ann Deising, Michie DeLancey, Susan DeWeese, Larry Dillon, Linda Dillon, Robert Doan, Sam Dobbs, Connie Dobbs, Walker Donati, Paulette Dooley, Katherine Dudney, James Duke, Sally Dungan, Martha Earnest, Jean Earnhart, Vikki Eddy, Sharon Edge, Tim Edwards, Joyce Elder, Sallie Elliott, Carolyn Ellison, Sandra Elrod, Burton England, Mary Erskine, Bryan Ervin, Becky Estes, Connie Evans, Rita Evins, Mary Falbo, Linda FRESHMEN 187 188 FRESHMEN Farrar, Betty Fassins, J. C. Grove, Bob Guin, Jan Gum, Mary Ann Gunselman, Mike Guyear, David Fite, Elizabeth Ann Fisher, David Flippen, Debbie Flowers, Becky Floyd, Charles Ford, Suzanne Forrest, Larry Franklin, Gayle Fulks, Dianne Gaddes, Jane Gafford, Nancy Galligan, Peggy Gambill, Sharon Gamble, Sarah Garner, Don Gatten, Gary Gattis, Laura Gaw, Jack, Jr. Gentry, Donna Giansante, Johnny Gibbons, Mark Gilbert, Donna Giles, Jeannie Gingles, Carole Goolsby, David Graham, Soneia Gray, Gisela Gray, Will Greer, Glenn Grider, Jane Grooms, Lynda Haddock, Tom Hagemeyer, Richard Hagood, Raymond Hairston, Sharon Hale, Angela Hall, Rusty Hamilton, Gordon Hamilton, Jeannie Hamilton, Troy Hammond, Becky Hammons, Robert Hammontree, Wayne, Jr. Hanlin, George Harper, James Harper, Neil Harrell, Dan Harrington, Jo Beth Harris, Connie Harris, Kim Harris, Linda Harris, Ronnie Hart, Deanna Hartsell, Richard Hawkins, Steven Haynes, Doyle . Haynes, Marlene Haynes, Melvin Heflin, Kathy Helton, Gene Henderson, Judy L. Hendon, Rebecca Herndon, Robert, Jr. Hesson, Peggy Hickerson, Martha Hicks, George M. Hilderbrand, Brenda Hill, Mary Lou Hirst, Elsie Hiter, Mickey Hobbs, Brenda Hobbs, Doris Holman, Ila Bell Holmstrom, Gerda Holt, Belinda Hood, Rebecca Hooper, Becky Hoover, Janice Horton, Arthur Houchens, Pam Howard, Jackie Howard, Ronald Howell, Susan Huffines, Cynthia Hughes, Richard Hunt, Harry Hunt, Jerry Hunter, John Hunter, Ronnie Hurt, Bill Hutchison, Dempsey FRESHMEN 189 190 FRESHMEN Hyne, Nancy Ingram, Becky Ingram, Bill Isbell, Dianne Jackson, Al Jacobsen, Linda Jarrett, Janie Johnson, Bill Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Janice Johnston, Nina Jonas, Nancy Jones, Jackie Jones, Ronnie Jones, Sharon Kannard, John Karnes, Lynda Keene, Debbie Keith, Debbie Keith, Mary Kelley, Jeff Kelley, Nancy Kennedy, Jerry Kerr, Nancee Key, John Kindall, Sharon Kirby, Gina Kaye Kist, Louise Kitching, Sally Kittrell, Debbie Laney, Brenda Lambert, Russ Laws, Dennis Lee, Eddie Lee, Jo Ann Lee, Steve Linton, Mary Little, Donald Littrell, Lee Logan, Lynette Logan, Ronda Long, Steve Love, Joe Lovejoy, Gary Lynn, Peggy McDonald, Diana Maddux, Lee Maddux, Rob Malphurs, Barbara Manire, Sammy Marcussen, Karl Marlowe, James Martin, Zac Mayfield, Sue Mayo, Ron Meyers, Reid Middletom, Linda Miller, Carissa Miller, David Miller, Ken Miller, Teresa Miller, Vicki Mills, Sally Mistyurik, Wanda Mitchell, Anna Moore, Dennis Morrison, Sandy Morrow, J. T. Morrow, Louis Morrow, Marsha Moseley, Ronnie Mosley, Lillian Moss, Larry Moss, Peggy McAlpin, Randy McCall, Jeannine McCalister, Gerald T. McClung, Lowell McCord, James McCord, Jimmy McCullough, Suzanne McDonald, Michael McElhaney, Michelle McLeod, Richard McNett, Craig McPherson, Becky Nelms, Gary Neese, Allen Neely, Joel Newell, Randy Newson, Bill Newton, Roy Nichols, Sharon Nicks, Linda Nicks, Martha Oakes, Douglas Oldson, Melinda O’Neil, Bob FRESHMEN 191 FRESHMEN Overby, Mary Jane Overton, Gaius Owen, Elizabeth Paden, Lowell Padgett, Mike Paine, Wesley Pardue, Beverly Parks, George Parlon, Teresa Parton, Donna Paschal, Johelen Patton, Jeannie Payton, Marinell Pearce, Jimmy Peck, Dave Pelham, Bobby Penfield, Terrie Perry, Joe Phillips, Farrar Pierce, Preston Piercy, Diana Pitney, Joe Porter, Vicki Potter, Mary Sue Potts, Melvin Powell, Cathy Powell, Connie Powell, Ralph Powell, Sandra Prince, Jim Proctor, David Proctor, Patricia Pursell, Tom Pylant, Brenda Ragland, Tommy Rains, Debbie Ralston, Linda Ramsey, Presley Ray Ray, Cheryl Ray, Connie Read, Patricia Reagan, Dennis Reaves, Brownie Reed, Floyd Register, Wayne Rhoades, Barbara Rhoades, David Rhoades, Temple Rhoads, Neil 192 Richards, James W., Jr. Richardson, Alice Ann Riddick, Janet Roach, Debby Roberts, Becky Roberts, Louminda Robertson, Brenda Robertson, Johnny Robertson, Phil Robinson, Dan Robinson, Robert Rochelle, Carolyn Roy, Connie Rucker, Diane Russell, Dennis Rutherford, Tommy Ryan, Ruth Saddes, Jane Sanders, Sharon Sanders, Wayne Sandlin, Janice Sanford, G. T. Sargent, Annette Saunders, Marcia Schultheiss, Euretta Schworm, Ross Scobey, Marilyn Scott, Linda Sensing, Hal Shambaugh, Gene Sheets, Barry Shepherd, Elaine Sherwood, Linda Shields, Rachel Showalter, Anne Sibert, Dottie Simpson, Arnold Sinclair, Susan Slagle, Susan Slaughter, Thomas Smith, Becky Smith, Becky Smith, Cynthia Smith, Emily Smith, Lennie Smith, Mary Dale Smith, Mary Katherine Smith, Mike Smith, Mike FRESHMEN 193 194 FRESHMEN Smith, Ricky Snell, Tommy Snyder, Fred Snyder, Kathy Socha, Beverly Spain, Scott Speed, Calvin Spivey, Susan Springer, Pansy Staggs, Charlotte Stephens, Jerry Stiles, Mary Stokes, Buford Stowell, Jane Street, Reid Strickland, Denzel Strosnider, Pamela Swinney, Elaine Switzer, David Tatum, Alan Taylor, Clay Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Terry Temple, Carol Temple, Marleen Themmen, Karen Thomason, Michael Thompson, Brooksie Tillman, Sue Tomlinson, Wayne Tomes, Carl Tubb, Les Turner, Margaret Upchurch, Cathey Vaughan, David H. 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Weills, John Wesson, Joie Westerfield, Mike White, Connie Whitson, Johnny Wicks, Kathy Widick, Diane Wilkerson, Earl Jack Williams, Alice Williams, Dan Williams, Faye Williams, James Williams, Marr Wilson, Jim Wilson, Karen Wilson, Mary Winchell, Carla Wiser, Cherry Witty, Sandra Womack, Carol Woodring, David Wooten, Nancy Wright, Carl Wright, David Wright, Ron Wyman, Kay Yokley, Sandra York, John Wayne Young, John FRESHMEN 195 Editor Edwina Parnell Editor Susie Harrell Dozier 196 BABBLER ield Editor Kenny Barf Staff Ken Durham tz ill Gollni Staff B Staff Byron Nelson oO eed SAG EDITOR: Spring, Summer, Clay Whitelaw Se EDITOR: Fall, Winter, John Parker ES Bill Gollnitz 198 Associate Editor: ERBRB WEY GORGDEWE UEYUREE, BLED LEY GHEGYBY, SOPRA RP asc tees y 4 4 % 4 ADVISOR: John Hutcheson Martha Haile Polly Taylor 199 e : : N Pb ey nk i i er, an SS pene 202 ADAMS, BONNIE. Nashville, English. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Sigma Tau Delta — Secretary, Gamma Club, Cheer- leader, SNEA, Bisonettes, French Club. ALBRIGHT, ANNE. Bellwood, Illinois, Elementary Educa- tion. SNEA. ALLEN, JAMES C. JR. Memphis, Accounting. Circle K, Young Republicans Club. ANDERS, CHARLOTTE. Powder Spring Georgia, Psychology. Bisonettes, Delta Sigma, Republicans Club. ANDERSON, STEVEN THOMAS. Nashville, Speech. Honor Roll. ANDREWS, JUDITH ANN. Gallatin, Spanish. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Valedictorian, Spanish Club — President, BABBLER Staff, Pi Delta Epsilon, French Club, PAL, Kappa Chi, Press Club, Sigma Club, Mission Emphasis. AULT, PHYLLIS JANE. Bloomington, Indiana, Elementary Education. Theta Nu, Bisonettes, SNEA. BAILEY, ALICE JEAN. Ransay, .Montana, Chemistry. Stu- dent Council, Photographic Society, American Chemical So- ciety-Student Affiliate Group. BARNES, MARY H. Fayette, Alabama, Elementary Educa- tion. SNEA, Delta Club, Delta Sigma. BATES, CLIFFORD. Nashville, English. Hospital Singers — President, Mission Emphasis — President. BEARD, CHARLES DAVID. Nashville, Geography. Men’s Glee Club, A Capella, Photographic Club, Intramurals. BEARD, LINDA JEAN FISCHER. Nashville, Home Eco- nomics. Home Economics Club — Treasurer, Women’s Glee Club — Secretary, Press Club — Secretary, BABBLER Staff, Student Council. BENSON, SHIRLEY ANN. Hightstown, New Jersey, Social Studies. Civinettes, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Alpha Club, Lambda Psi, SNEA, Phi Alpha Theta, Honor Roll. BOONE, JAMES RONALD, magna cum laude. Alamo, Chem- istry. Kappa Theta, American Chemical Society-Student Affiliate Group — Vice President. BRUMFIELD, STEVEN RAY. Alum Creek, West Virginia, Speech. Homecoming Escort, Civitan Club — Secretary, Alpha Tau — Secretary, Young Republicans Club — Sec- retary, President, Alpha Psi Omega, Student Council, In- tramural forensics. BUIE, DANNY. Centerville, Bible. BURTON, A. M. II. Nashville, Speech. Chi Alpha Rho. BURTON, JAMES THOMAS. Whites Creek, Psychology. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Sigma Psi — President, Beta Club, Civitan Club, German Club, Intramurals. BYBEE, MYRNA. Madison, Biology. CAMPBELL, STEPHEN ARCHIE. Brentwood, Art. Dean’s List, Alpha Rho Tau. CANTRELL, EDDIE. Auburn, Alabama, Sociology. Beta Tau — President, Beta Club — Vice President. CANTRELL, FREDA. Germantown, Elementary Education. CAREY, EVA. Lebanon, Sociology. BABBLER Staff, Mission Emphasis, Press Club, Lambda Phi, TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON. CARGIN, JIM. Ontario, Canada, Sociology. CARMICHAEL, P. COSBY. Selma, Alabama, Business Man- agement. Gamma Chi. CASTELLI, MARILYN H. Greenville, Mississippi, English. Kappa, Delta Sigma, Sigma Tau Delta. CHARLTON, MARJORIE. Antioch, Physical Education. Hon- or Roll, Omega Chi — Vice President, SNEA — Historian, Pi Epsilon. CHARLTON, WANDA JEAN. Antioch, Elementary Educa- tion. SNEA — Treasurer, Delta Club, Omega Chi. CHASTAIN, JOHN ROBERT. Miami, Florida, Art, Bible. Honor Roll, Alpha Rho Tau — President, Student Council, Track Team. CHURCH, CLARENCE CARTER. Nashville, Sociology. Cir- cle K, Glee Club, Intramurals. CLARK, SHERYLL, cum laude. Columbus, Georgia, Art. Honor Roll, Alpha Rho Tau, SNEA, Zeta Nu, Women’s Glee Club. COLLETT, CHARLES RICHARD. Andrews, North Carolina, Sociology. Men’s Glee Club, Intramurals. COLLEY, CAROLYN. South Fulton, Kentucky, Home Eco- nomics. Student Body Secretary, Miss Home Economics, Who’s Who, Homecoming Attendant, Bisonettes, — Presi- dent, Home Economics Club — President, Historian, Kappa Club — Treasurer, Kappa Chi, Student Council, Belletones. COLLINS, JUDY, cum laude. Nashville, Biology. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, SNEA. CONNELLY, JANE BUCHI. Nashville, Elementary Educa- tion. “Miss Lipscomb,” Football Queen, Homecoming Court, Who’s Who, Honor Roll,.Campus Beauty Finalist, Delta Sigma — President, Civinettes — Vice President, Varsity Cheerleader — Captain, Gamma Club, Cheerleader, Student GH Intramurals, TEA HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON. CONNELLY, WILLIAM. Nashville, Accounting. Bachelor of Ugliness, Who’s Who, Varsity Basketball — Captain, Nash- ville Civitan Sportsmanship Award, Alpha Kappa Psi. CORLEY, RICHARD ARLAN. Indianapolis, Indiana, Busi- ness Management. Alpha Kappa Psi — Secretary. COTHAM, MILES. Gallatin, Bible. Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Chi Alpha Rho — Secretary, Treasurer, A Capella, Men’s Glee Club, Mission Emphasis. CRITTENDEN, DON. Nashville, Bible. Honor Roll, Sigma Club. CRON, PAT. Nashville, History. Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Civ- itan — Secretary, Beta Club — Vice President, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Tau, Intramurals. DANIEL, THOMAS W. Miami Springs, Florida, Speech. Cir- cle K — Secretary, Student Council, Intramurals. DAVENPORT, JOHN. Nashville, Accounting. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Alpha Kappa Psi, Varsity Baseball. DAVIDSON, HARRY C., IV. Groveport, Ohio, Elementary Education. Circle K, SNEA, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Footlighters, Hospital Singers. DAVIS, PATRICIA FAYE. Lebanon, Art. Honor Roll, Alpha Rho Tau, Young Democrats, Hospital Singers, SNEA, Theta Nu. DEAL, ROBERT EUGENE. Old Hickory, Psychology. Hos- pital Singers, Spanish Club, German Club. DEAN, JERRY H. Knoxville, Business Management. DECKERT, LINDA MARIE, Indianapolis, Indiana, Elemen- t ary Education. Honor Roll, Student Council, Spanish Club — Secretary, SNEA, A Capella. DENNY, DORIS. Fairfield, Illinois, Elementary Education. Student Council, GRTC — President, Hospital Singers —- Secretary, Mission Emphasis, SNEA, Girl’s Glee Club, A Capella, Press Club, Pi Delta Epsilon. DOBBS, KENT. Nashville, Sociology, Bible. Who’s Who, Mis- sion Emphasis — President, Mission Workshop Chairman, Kappa Club — Vice President, Intramural football, Most Valuable Player. DOZIER, KENNETH CORNEL. Nashville, Biology. Circle K, BABBLER Staff, Kappa Club — Vice President. DOZIER, SUSIE HARRELL. Nashville, English. Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Pi Delta Epsilon — Treasurer, Sigma Tau Delta, Press Club, Delta Club, Delta Sigma, SNEA, Student Coun- cil, BABBLER — Editor, Managing Editor, DUDREY, ALAN Reno, Nevada, English. DUNN, JOE RICHARD, cum laude. Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Psychology. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Civitan Club — Treas- urer, Kappa Club, Sigma Psi. EDDINS, JAMES T., III. Henderson, Kentucky, Bible. EDGEWORTH, JUNIOR. Detroit, Alabama, Accounting. Al- pha Kappa Psi. ELLIS, JOYCE LYNN. Nashville, Sociology. Honor Roll, SNEA, Delta Sigma. ENSLEY, MICHAEL WADE. Arlington, Virginia, History. Honor Roll, Phi Alpha Theta, Liberal Student Democrats, Pi Omicron. : FLOWERS, MARY ANNETTE. West Palm Beach, Florida, Elementary Education. Glee Club, A Capella, Chamber Sing- ers. FORTUNE, MANLEY, JR. Paducah, Kentucky, Bible. FOX, FREDDIE ARON. Cookeville, History. SNEA, Gamma Chi, Intramurals. FOX, NORMAN, cum laude. Minor Hill, Biology. Who’s Who, Dean’s List, Intramurals. FOSTER, LARRY R. Nashville, Physical Education. Honor Roll, Pi Epsilon — Vice President. FOSTER, MARTHA PRECISE. Pisgah, Alabama, Home Eco- nomics. Home Economics Club. GALIMI, JOSEPH. Nashville, Bible. Chi Alpha Rho — Vice President. GAMBILL, JAMES RONALD. Nashville, Biology. Delta Nu, Beta Club, German Club, Singarama, Intramural Forensics. GARY, DIANNE ELIZABETH. Atlanta, Georgia, Sociology. PAL. GILLESPIE, SHIRLEY M. Madison, Secretarial Studies. GOLLNITZ, WILLIAM CARL, JR., cum laude. Nashville, Chemistry. Who’s Who, Homecoming Escort, Honor Roll, Dean’s List, Delta Club, — President, Pi Delta Epsilon — Vice President, Press Club — Treasurer, Circle K, BABB- LER Statf, Sports Editor, Associate Editor. GONCE, COLLEEN SETLIFFE. Stevenson, Alabama, Eng- lish. Honor Roll, Sigma Tau Delta — President, Tri Phi, Mission Emphasis, Footlighters, Student Council, SNEA. GOOLSBY, CAROLE. Nashville, English. Honor Roll, SNEA, Civinettes, Bisonette, Sigma Tau Delta, Delta Sigma, All- Star Basketball. GORE, MARTHA E. Florence, South Carolina, Home Eco- nomics. Home Economics Club — Treasurer, SNEA — Vice President, Zeta Nu — President. GOWER, RONNIE. Nashville, Religious Education. GRAY, GLORIA LYNN. Fayetteville, English. Honor Roll, SNEA, Sigma Tau Delta, Lambda Psi. GROVES, JOAN. Hollywood, California, Home Economics. Gamma Lambda — Secretary. GUNN, SHIRLEY. Springfield, Home Economics. Home Eco- nomics Club — President, Vice President, Reporter, Lambda Psi, Gamma Club, Bisonettes, Student Council. HALLCOMB, KOY LEE. Cookeville, Business Management. HARDIN, DELORES ANN. Clifton, Elementary Education Omega Chi — Treasurer, Gamma Club. HATCHER, PATRICIA CURTIS. Nashville, Sociology. Honor Roll. HEADRICK, GARY LEON. Gadsden, Alabama, Bible. BABB- LER Staff, Chi Alpha Rho — Officer. HEDRICK, DARA JEANINE. Nitro, West Virginia, Busi- ness Education. SNEA, Footlighters. HEFLIN, EDITH CAROL. Rex, Georgia, History. Theta Nu — President, Young Democrats Club, BABBLER Staff, Bi- sonettes, Phi Beta Lambda, Representative to Intercollegiate Legislature. HEGLUND, SUZANNE. Memphis, Elementary Education. SNEA, Alpha Rho Tau. HENRY, GAIL, summa cum laude. Hermitage, Home Eco- nomics, Who’s Who, Valedictorian, Deans List, June Class — Secretary, Civinettes — President, Student Council, Bi- sonettes, Intramural Forensics. HESTER, FOY BENTON. Tuscumbia, Alabama, Mathematics. HICKS, WILLIAM JERRY. Goodlettsville, Accounting. D.L.C. Band, Pep Band. HILLIS, EARL R. Nashville, Accounting. HOLCOMB, MILDRED C. Columbia, Home Economics. Home Economics Club — Vice-president, historian. HOLLEY, PHILIP D. Parrish, Alabama, Sociology. HOLT, HARRIET ANN. Shelbyville, Elementary Education. Honor Roll, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Women’s Glee Club, A Capella, Madrigal Singers, German Club, Pi Delta, SNEA. HOPPES, THOMAS E. Nashville, Business Management. HOSCH, JON ALBERT. Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Speech. A Capella Singers — Vice-president, Winner of songleaders contest — 1967, Alpha Psi Omega, Footlighters, Alpha Tau. HUGHES, WINIFRED PARHAM. Memphis, Sociology. Bis- onette. IMMEDIATO, JOSEPH THEODORE. Wilmington, Delaware, Bible. Mission Emphasis — President, Gamma Club — President, Gymnastics — All-American, Gymnastics Team, Hospital Singers. IVEY, MARY ANN. Rockford, Alabama, Home Economics. Home Economics Club. JACKSON, RICHARD. Cedar Lake, Indiana, Chemistry. eee List. Varsity basketball — Captain, Civitan, Gamma 1. JACKSON, STANLEY. Ontario, Canada, Sociology. Hospital Singers, Mission Emphasis. JAMES, BARBARA. North Canton, Ohio, Elementary Edu- cation. German Club — Secretary, SNEA. Mission Em- phasis, Hospital Singers, Bisonettes, Babbler Staff, Press Club, Phi Delta Epsilon, Tau Epsilon, Girls Religious Train- ing Club. JAMES, GLENDA GRIMES. Linden, Health and Physical Education. Pi Epsilon, Omega Chi. JOHNSTON, ANNE. Birmingham, Alabama, Elementary Edu- cation. Honor Roll, SNEA, Alpha Rho Tau, Lambda Psi. JONES, RONNIE L. Nashville, Accounting. Honor Roll. KARNES, KAREN S._ Decatur, Illinois, Home Economics. Alpha Club, Home Economics Club, Omega Chi. KEERAN, DANIEL M. cum laude. Marion, Ohio, History. Honor Roll, Dean’s List, Phi Alpha Theta — President, President’s Student Council. KEITH, ALICE SUE. Attalla, Alabama, Elementary Educa- tion. SNEA, mission Emphasis, Girls Religious Training Club, Beta Club, Lambda Psi, Hospital Singers. KENNEDY, O. RUSSELL. Endicott, New York, Business Management. Alpha Kappa Psi. KIMBERLIN, ROBERT F. Libertyville, Illinois, Chemistry. American Chemical, Society. KIRKPATRICK, JAMES. Nashville, Business Management. KNUCKLES, EVELYN. Beech Grove, Indiana, Home Eco- nomics. Hospital Singers — Secretary, Alpha Omega — President, Home Economics Club, SNEA, Women’s Glee Club, Mission Emphasis. LAYNE, REBECCA SHARON. Lebanon, English. Honor Roll, Sigma Tau Delta — Secretary, Footlighters, Beta Club, Cast of BLITHE SPIRIT. LEAVELL, JUDY. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Speech. Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Deans’ List, Kappa Club — Secretary, Alpha Psi Omega, Footlighters, Bisonettes, SNEA, Civinettes, In- tramural Forensics, MACBETH, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, THE CLASS MENAGERIE. LEE, ROBERT J. Nashville, History. LEEBRICK, MRS. JOAN CHARLTON. Nashville, Elemen- tary Education, Sigma Club, SNEA. LETT, EDDIE. Atlanta, Georgia, Psychology. Delta Club — President, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Chi Alpha Rho, French Club. LONG, RONALD. Nashville, Bible and Sociology. Student Council — President, Chi Alpha Rho. LOWE, MARTHA. Hardyville, Kentucky, Elementary Educa- tion. Honor Roll, SNEA. LUTTRELL, CRAIG WESLEY. Madison, Indiana, Business Management. Civitan Club, Kappa Theta Club. McCONNELL, JERRY DAVID. Nashville, Accounting. Young Democrats. McDANELL, JEANNIE. Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Speech. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Phi Omega. McDERMOTT, JAMES C. Honor Roll. McMAHAN, CHARLES BROWN. Nashville, Accounting. Al- pha Kappa Psi, Singerama, Press Club Talent Show. Portageville, Missouri, Speech. 203 204 McMAHAN, WAYNE. Gadsden, Alabama, Speech. Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Founder’s Day Oratorical Contest Winner, Pi Kappa Delta — Secretary, Civitan, Student Council, De- bate, Intramural Forensics. MAPLES JR., THOMAS L. Nashville, Business Management. Alpha Kappa Psi. MILLER, JOHN. Marietta, Ohio, Psychology. Honor Roll, Badminton team. MOORE, GLENDA. Kingston, Home Economics. Alpha Club — Treasurer, Honor Roll, Sophomore Football Representa- tive, Kappa Chi, Civinette, Bisonette. MOORE, RONALD R. Nashville, History. MOORE, RONALD W. Nashville, Accounting. Pi Kappa Delta, Men’s Glee Club, Intramural Forensics, Debate. MORAN, JUDITH ANNETTE. Winter Garden, Florida, Psy- chology. MOSLEY, JUDY. Nashville, Art and Elementary Education. President’s Student Council, Homecoming Court, Vice-pres- ident of Day Students, Women’s Glee Club, Footlighters, Mis- sion Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Alpha Rho Tau, SNEA, Sigma Club, Beta Tau. MOSS, TOMMY LEE. Gainesboro, Biology. Sigma Club — Vice-president, Hospital Singers — Vice-president. PAL — President and Vice-president. Tau Phi — Secretary, Student Council, Honor Roll. MOSS, WILLIAM JOEL. Lewisburg, Biology. Gamma Club — President, Sigma Psi — Secretary. MOTLEY, JOAN ELIZABETH. Tucson, Arizona, Sociology. Kappa Chi, Bisonette. MYERS, STACY C. Nashville, Speech. Basketball — Cap- tain. August Graduating Class — Vice-president, Home- coming Representative August Graduating Class, Circle K, Alpha Kappa Psi, Young Republican Federation — Presi- dent, French Club — President, Footlighters, AS YOU LIKE IT, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. NEAL, ALTON RAY “CHARLIE.” Toledo, Ohio, Accounting. Honor Roll, Student Body President, Beta Club — Vice- president, Collegiate Civitan — Vice-president, Secretary, President, Board of Directors, President’s Student Council, Mission Workshop Program Committee Chairman, Home- coming Court, Collegiate Civitan of the Year — 1968, Alpha Tau Social Club, Cross-Country, Track. NEWBERRY, KEN. Nashville, Accounting. NICHOLS, LAMAN. Booneville, Mississippi, French. Honor Roll, Delta Club, French Club, Glee Club, Singarama. NORRIS, CAROL JANE. Pensacola, Florida, Sociology. NORWOOD, JUDY. Minor Hill, Physical Education. Cheer- leader, Intramural, Pi Epsilon, Civinette, Beta Tau. OLIBER, EDITH EVELYN. St. Albans, West Virginia, Home Economics. Home Economics Club, A Capella Chorus, Wom- en’s Glee Club, Zeta Omega. OVERBEY, DIANA cum laude. Nashville, English. Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA. PARKER, JOHN HOWARD. Salem, Virginia, English. sum- ma cum laude, June Salutatorian (Frances Pullias Award), Goodpasture Bible, Who’s Who, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, BACKLOG — editor-in-chief, Assistant editor, Copy writ- er, Number 3 “Flash,” Kappa club, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, President’s Student Council. PARKER, JOSEPH DANIEL. Nashville, Bible. Greek Medal, 1967, A Capella. PARNELL, EDWINA . magna cum laude, Gadsden, Alabama, Spanish, Who’s Who, Deans List, Honor Roll, Bisonettes — Secretary, Pi Delta Epsilon — Secretary, Press Club, SNEA, Most Valuable Sophomore, Student Council, BABB- LER, Editor. PARRIS, MINTA ANN. Memphis, Sociology, Girls Glee Club, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Theta Nu, Footlighters. PATTERSON, JERRY E. Detroit, Michigan, Music, A Cap- pella, SNEA, Men’s Glee Club. PATTERSON, PENELOPE JO. West Carrollton, Ohio. Ele- mentary Education, SNEA, Lambda Psi. PEARSALL, JAMES E. McMinnville, Art. PEDEN, BETTY JO. Fayetteville, Art, Honor Roll, Alpha Rho Tau, Kappa Chi, SNEA. PEDERSON, LARRY. Hialeah, Florida, Speech, Who’s Who, Honor Roll, June Class — Vice-President, Pi Kappa Delta — Vice-President, Alpha Tau — President, Student Council, AS YOU LIKE IT, Debate, Speech Ass’t. PERRY, FAYE MARIE. magna cum laude, Nashville, Eng- lish, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Pi Delta Epsilon — Vice-pres- ident, Sigma Tau Delta — Historian, Press Club, BABBLER Staff, copy editor, feature editor, SNEA, Alpha Club. PHELPS, BETTY. cum laude, Milan, Sociology. Honor Roll Bisonettes, Civinettes, Kappa Chi. PIERCE, MARY. Pueblo, Colorado, Speech. Alpha Rho Tau, Beta Tau, German Club. - PILCHER, JUANITA. Rocky Face, Georgia. Elementary Education, SNEA. POLAND, DANNY RAY. Lawrenceburg, Accounting. POLK, LINDA SUE. cum laude, Nashville, Art, Honor Roll, BACKLOG Citation — 1967, “Tottie” for best supporting actress — 1967, President’s Student Council, Alpha Rho Tau — Vice-president, Alpha Psi Omega — Treasurer, Pres- ident, Alpha Club — Treasurer, Tri Phi — President, Footlighters — Treasurer, Glee Club, SNEA, JB, MAC- BETH, Singarama, 1968, Intramural Forensics. PORTER, BECKY. cum laude, Nashville, English, Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Dean’s List, Sigma Tau Delta, Bisonettes, SNEA, Intramurals, BABBLER Staff. PRICE, CARLOS G. Princeton, Indiana, Sociology, Band. PRUITT, TERRY T. Nashville, Psychology. PUNCH, CAROL OLSON, MRS. Nashville, Sociology. PURDOM, SUZANNE. cum laude, Greenville, South Caro- lina, Elementary Education, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, SNEA, Civinettes, Bisonettes — Treasurer, Delta Sigma, Beta Club — Treasurer, Forensic Play. RAINEY, JERRY WAYNE. Corinth, Mississippi, Music Edu- cation, Honor Roll, A Cappella, Circle K, Gamma Chi, Phi Kappa Alpha. RAINS, BETTY JEAN. Nashville, Elementary Education, Honor Roll, SNEA — President, Vice-president. RAY, JANICE FAYE. Henderson, Kentucky, English, Hos- pital Singers, SNEA, GRTC, Mission Emphasis. RILEY, ANITA. Calvert City, Kentucky, Biology, Honor Roll, Tau Theta —- Treasurer. ROBERTS, JUDITH ANN. Nashville, Art, Honor Roll, Kappa Club — Treasurer, SNEA, Alpha Rho Tau, Beta Tau. SARVER, JIM. Dover, New Jersey, English, BABBLER Staff, Tau Sigma. SEWELL, EVELYN. Nashville, Elementary Education, Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Mission Emphasis — Treasurer, Spanish Club, Press Club, SNEA, GRTC, Women’s Glee Club, Hospital Singers, Intramurals. SHAKE, CAROLYN. cum laude, Olney, Illinois, Elementary Education, Honor Roll, Hospital Singers, SNEA, — Treas- urer, Intramurals. SHAPPARD, HERB. cum laude, Decatur, Illinois, English, Honor Roll, Who’s Who, June Class — President, Most Representative Beta, Homecoming Escort, Sigma Tau Delta — President, Beta Club — President, A Cappella, Madri- gals, Guys and Dolls, Intramurals, Civitan. SHARBER, JERRY WAYNE. Nashville, Mathematics, Kap- pa Club, Science Club. SHORE, PENNY ANDERSON. cum laude. Nashville, Ele- mentary Education. Honor Roll, Bisonettes, Young Repub- licans, Hospital Singers, Theta Nu — Treasurer, S.N.E.A. SIMMONS, NOVA LEE. Nashville, Business Management. Phi Beta Lambda — President. SKROBAK, DAVE. Dayton, Ohio, Economics. Alpha Kappa Psi, Varsity Track, Men’s Glee Club. SLATE, MRS. FAITHE OVERTON. Nashville, Secretarial Studies. — Honor Roll. Phi Beta Lambda — Reporter. SLATE, MIKE. Nashville, Bible. SMITH, DARLON. Hohenwald, Sociology. Women’s Glee Club, DLC Concert Band, Beta Tau. SMITH, HERSCHEL L., JR. magna cum laude. Nashville, Accounting, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, President’s Student Council. SMITH, JOHN W. Nashville, Business Management. SMITH, MARY VIRGINIA. Nashville, Tri-Phi — Historian, Footlighters — Secretary, Collegiate Civinettes, Alpha Psi Omega, President’s Student Council. SMITH, PAT. Nashville, Honor Roll, Elementary Education. S.N.E.A., Beta Club, Zeta Phi — Vice President, Bisonette. SPEED, DELILAH. Columbia, Sociology. Footlighters, Babb- ler, Gamma Lambda. SPIVEY, JENIFER CATHERINE. Nashville, Elementary Education. Gamma Club — Treasurer, Secretary, Bison- ettes, Footlighters, Civinettes, President’s Student Council. SPURLOCK, BUFORD DWIGHT. Nashville, Sociology. STAGGS, BRENDA BRENT. Nashville, Honor Roll, Alpha Psi, Civinettes, Band, Pi Delta Epsilon, Press Club, Babbler Staff, S.N.E.A. STANTON, PAMELA. Nashville, History. A Capella, Wom- en’s Glee, Singarama, Tau Theta, BRIGADOON. STEENSLAND, WILLIAM. Nashville, Speech, Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Songleader’s Contest Winner, Hospital Sing- ers — Vice President, Pi Kappa Delta, Civitan, A Capella, DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, MY FAIR LADY, Intramural forensics. STEENSLAND, LINDA ANNE MORGAN. Mt. Gilead, Ohio, Vocal Music Education. A Cappella, Hospital Singers, Mis- sion Emphasis, M.E.N.C., S.N.E.A., Singarama. STELLINGWERF, DONNA. Granger, Indiana. Honor Roll, President’s Student Council. Art. Alpha Rho Tau — Treas- urer, Secretary, A Capella, “Guys Dolls”, Alphas — Sec- retary, “Most Representative Alpha,’ Kappa Chi — Presi- dent, Civinettes, Football “Sweetheart” court, Homecoming court, Homecoming Queen — 68, Circle K — “Sweetheart,” Press Club, Babbler, Backlog, Bisonettes, Alpha Cheer- leader. STONE, KATHRYN JEAN. Decatur, Illinois. cum laude, Dean’s List, Honor Roll. English. Kappa Club, Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, German Club, S.N.E.A., Forensics Tour- nament. STONE, LINDA C. Oxon Hill, Maryland. Honor Roll, His- tory. Delta, Lambda Psi, Phi Alpha Theta, S.N.E.A. STRICKLAND, JOYCE. Atlanta, Georgia. Bible. Who’s Who, G.R.T.C., Hospital Singers, Mission Emphasis. STRONG, CAROLYN. Columbia. Physical Education. Phi Epsilon, Phi Omega, Civinettes. SWEENEY, DAVID. Nashville. Psychology. German Club. TAYLOR, POLLY. Muscle Shoals, Alabama. cum laude, Hon- or Roll, Dean’s List, Kappa — Secretary, Cheerleader, Kap- pa Chi, Mission Workshop Chairman, PAL, President’s Stu- dent Council. TOMLINSON, JOSEPH AUGUST, JR., Nashville, Bible, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Chi Alpha Rho, PAL. TONKERY, DAN. Fairmont, West Virginia. Dean’s List, Honor Roll. Biology, Men’s Glee Club, S.N.E.A. THOMAS, WILLIAM VANCE. Civitans. TODD, SANDRA. Home Economics. Home Ec. Club, Pi Delta. TROUSDALE, JERRY. Nashville. Speech. Who’s Who, Hon- or Roll, Pi Kappa Delta — President, Civitan, Varsity De- bate, Student Council, Intramural forensics. TROUSDALE, SUSAN GAYLE. Nashville. Biology. Honor roll, Natural Science Society, Zelta Omega. TURNER, JAMES. cum laude. Russellville, Kentucky. Eng- lish. Student Body President, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Home- coming Escort, Football Queen Escort, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, Civitan — Vice-Presi- dent, Sigma — President, Press Club, Student Council, Delta Nu-President, Student Life Committee, BACKLOG Copy Editor, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, Debate Intramurals, Founder’s Day Oratorical Contest. VAN DYKE, JOE. Memphis. Psychology. Who’s Who, Gamma Club — President, Most Representative Gamma, Men’s Glee Club, A Capella, Civitan, Intramural forensics. VEAL, NYLENE. Grand Blanc, Michigan. English. Sigma Tau Delta. VAN VLEET, KARAN LACY. Newburgh, New York. Math. Honor roll, Dean’s List, Lambda Psi — President, A Capella — Secretary. SNEA, Madrigals, Chamber Choir, President’s Student Council. WAUTBEUGGTM STEOGEB KARL. Villonova, Pennsyl- vania. Business Management. WALKER, CHARLES. Nashville. Business Management. WALKER, MARY ELAINE. Nashville. Elementary Educa- tion. Honor Roll, SNEA. WALTERS, PAT. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Physical Education. Who’s Who, SNEA, Pi Epsilon. WATSON, ANDY. Atlanta, Georgia. Math. Who’s Who, Gamma Club — President, Alpha Psi, Omega, Footlighters, German Club, Civitan, MacBETH, Intramurals. WILCOXSON, MADELYN JANE. Henderson. Elementary Education. SNEA, Chi Omega. Scottsboro, Alabama. Bible. WILEY, MICHAEL. Montgomery, Alabama. Biology. Presi- dent’s Student Council, Alpha — President, Collegiate Civi- tan, German Club, Track team, Alpha Tau, Alpha Psi Ome- ga, Footlighters, MUSIC MAN, DAVID LISA, MacBETH, AS YOU LIKE IT. WILLIAMS, LINDA JEANNE. Mobile, Alabama. Elementary Education. A Cappella Chorus, PAL, SNEA. WILLIS, CAROL. cum laude. Murfreesboro, Math. Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Who’s Who, Student Body Secretary, Home- coming Attendant, Delta Club — Secretary, Civinettes — Director, Bisonettes, BABBLER staff, Intramurals. WILSON, PAMELA. Rossville, Georgia. Speech. Tri Phi, Footlighters, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. WILSON, ROONEY NOEL. Mayfield, Kentucky. Bible. PAL — President, A Cappella, Men’s Glee Club, Mission Empha- sis, Chi Alpha Ro, Hospital Singers, Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa, Mission Workshop, Intramural Forensics, Southwestern Club, Circle K. WILSON, RUTH SELLERS. Honor Roll, Dean’s List, SNEA, Mission Emphasis, Hospital Singers, Band, Pi Delta, PAL — Secretary. WINGFIELD, CECIL WOOD. Nashville, Religious Educa- tion. Pi Omicron — Vice-president. WOOD, DAVID H. Parkersburg, W. V. Math. 205 oe. perl Pie = = i a 1% ate ae - Beni — es OS aS oS Sg = NG f AVICE