Lon Morris College - Alexandra Yearbook (Jacksonville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

I958 Q05 0 0 A 9 ou,:ca4, Q 'BS 5 67 187 592-'5 S E A V , ' 57:31 . X .r X --f ' j r r U . 1 I 1-wig. X ' 300 31:-l-' VI I .. ' . W K. 2 N.-. II. I' 'V .I 'fr .- 1 - . b A? ,ii'.:g, K asth year I Nw r e m e m b e r I2 we give you these pages lest you forget... the alexandra sue cannon ................................ editor linda mckinnon ...... business manager max taylor ...................... ad manager mary ann hendrix .......... layout editor katy ogden ............ ......... c opy editor larry talk ......... ......... s ociety editor elmer baxley ........................ art editor ray somers .......... photography, sports Mr. E. C. Scurlock of Houston is responsible for the Arthur Thompson Cottage which Coach Brown's family occupies for the first time this year. IQ' dedication to progress Mr. R. W. Fair of Tyler l , . and... to three friends of lon morris college who by their devotion, unselfishness, and con- secrated service have been instrumental in this progress through the years. The guest house and its furnishings are a gift of Mrs. J. H. Phillips of Carthage. The Fair Cottage is the new home of the Fisher family. Mr. E. C. Scurlock, Mr. R. W. Fair, and Mrs. J. H. Phillips ioin Bishop A. Frank Smith in the Dedi- cation Services on October 17. The guest house and two new teacherages were dedicated and Fair Hall was consecrated, dedication service Mr. Scurlock presents the school with a picture of Bishop A. Frank Smith to be displayed in the Fine Arts Building. Guests visit one of the new teacher- ages during open house. Board of Trustees lunch at the new Guest House. Martha Corry and Beebe Norris assist with the serving at the luncheon. Dr. Peeples welcomes Dr. H. T. Morgan, former president of Lon Morris. campus: morning Oh, no! Not another day Last chance to get last nighf's home- work. Aw, fellas, give me my soap. I'm going to be late to class. Why did I ever sign up for American Lit? Eggs, sausage and a strong cup of coffee to start the day. Windy and Kathy go skipping to class while Hollis and John iust skip. Favorite mail from home . . . a check. in is 1 1 f . W 0 ll sf Chapel at 10:00 HCJOI1... Cafeteria workers brace for the noon rush. :Uh ig' It takes a lot of work to get through college. Royce 10 and Bob can testify to this. Monday and Wednesday labs are not always as dull as they seem. 1? .--.. . s .V ,...., ,., -4,V sz,-Q. .. A... gif 5 , 'Eg .. -1 ip 5 , - , f '55 t sgstwgggfg Yiii2mV?i iiii -- twweneiff 5 we - we . ' f -' .'. ' w me Mlfbeggzgtwiftrszwy'M, r 1 f I v-v,- I -,, ...... li, U gg .... ., rgyhi Ari iw 'I W . . .. in 1 X f X i 1 ,',J:F's2?3i Mvli Y f-'izfj ?iwfmjjXE5QNfP9 ?g - ' QsQ t'xsm Vi X ' WW fr zz. K is JH Q fm 5 av 'N 2 f it , dams t:,bt,,,f1-,yzmathm:gW.Vt,f4' 'U - iifuftfkifkiit . K r W Q N, ,,gs,,p1gMw., K gb Awww. ., mt.W..N - 2: -- , ,2T2MZ..S52V' , V., vmvw-V5 . ' 1: i i it-11 tg fi . 4,' 7fV 'if2N mug was Ek, E?Qfs.:f'1Z .gos K 'Xi ' Drama assistants get tion. sets ready for their next produc and Wfvfii i .wif P.T. on Tuesdays provides many types of exer- cise such as tennis, volleyball, basketball, base- ball, football or raking leaves for Mom. Laura, Mike, Ann and Gerald take in a movie ,, on one of their free aft- ernoons. Some go home on week- ends while others just stand around and wish. But the best entertainment of all is just relaxing in the living room. -K 5 '53 pis- , A night is A si' dj ww Religious Council and Life Service con- tribute to the religious life of the cam- pus. Social clubs contribute to the fellowship of the school. Y Y Masque and Wig helps to increase the appreciation of the fine arts. then the game room afterwards And then there's always the kitchen . . . For entertainment there are the exciting basketball games . . . Students study in the library from 6:00 to 8:00. Just a peck before 8:00 curfew. Myrna helps Betty Faye with those nightly pin-u ps. Dress rehearsal: one last chance before the big opening. Midnight-and another day in their college life ends. David and Dan make final preparations for tomorrow's classes. 14 L. faculty... wk 994 ' ew M 'W gif? if T- E- ACKER W. GLENN GOODWIN President Secretory board of trustees Mr. T. E. Acker Mr. H. F. Banker Rev. Mouzon Bass Mr. Sam Bracken Rev. W. W. Conerly Mr. Mark Day Mr. R. W. Fair Mr. Madison Farnsworth Mr. W. Glenn Goodwin Rev. John Wesley Hardt Rev. W. L. Hattaway Rev. W. W. Hawthorne Mr. W. W. Holman Rev. Morris House Mrs. W. B. Johnson Mr. C. C. Kelley Dr. Walter Kerr Rev. Ed Mathison Mr. Latimer Murfee Mr. Talley Nichols Mr. Ernest Odom Mr. J. P. Owen Rev. Don Pevey Mr. Paul Pewitt Mr. Wallace Phillips Mr. W. A. Pounds Mr. Arnold Reed Mr. E. C. Scurlock Mr. I. T. Shotwell Bishop A. Frank Smith Mr. R. E. Smith Rev. Chester Steele Rev. R .C. Terry Your morale and spirit have been unusually high. To work with you is on enviable experience. If his- tory records that i957-58 is the out- standing year in Lon M.orris history, and it may well so record, much of the credit for this achievement will go to the student body of 1957-58. May you gain here a greater insight into the sources of strength, and may your direction always be such that your entire lifetime will be one of great service and achievement. Sincerely yours, ' f DR. C. E. PEEPLES President of Lon Morris College DEAN BUSINESS MANAGER H. V. ROBINSON LOTTIE M. WILLIAMSON M. A. Accounting Shorthand Educational PsychoIogy an-wll ' DEAN Op WOMEN DEAN or MEN-DIRECTOR Pusuc RELATIONS MRS. D. H. Horcl-:Kiss WYMAN H- FISHER M. Typing Shorthand Introduction Io Business ga MRS. C. D. MOLLOY MRS. C. E. PEEPLES M. A. M. A. Librarian English MRS. ARCH PEARSON ARCH PEARSON M. A. M. A. Speech Drama Biology Physical Education Assistant Administrator 19 MRS. F. L. HARRIS, JR. M. A. Psychology Education American Literature MRS. MARSHALL BROWN Dietitian ROBERT FORDYCE M. M. Voice Choir R. MARSHALL BROWN M. E. Physical Education Basketball American History BUSTER ROGERS WALTER HARRIS B. sf M. A. . Mathematics Chemistry Economics Government History of Civilization REV. VIRGIL MATTHEWS CHRISTY E. CHRISTENSEN M. A. M. A. Religious Education French English I Chaplain Mrs. Molloy and Windy discuss Dan's fine. Miss Williamson p r e - sents free show tickets Mrs. Pearson, Mr. For- dyce, and Mr. and Mrs. Keyes work on Show- boat. Lambda Sigma blind dates initiate Mr. and Mrs. Matthews as spon- sors. M 2' Mr. Swain, newcomer to the drama department, wonders what he can make out of this. Teachers gather at the first dance. campus - K X I W W SES! A. FRANK SMITH FINE ARTS BUILDING FAIR HALL Girls' Dormitory SMITH HALL Athletic Dormitory LONDON HALL Cafeteria LULA MORRIS HALL Boys' Dormitory Dr. and Mrs. Peeples' home Mr. and Mrs. Arch Pearson's home Dean and Mrs. Robinson's home Y y -2 BIOLOGY LAB STUDENT ASSISTANTS BEARCAT GYM ai' ir classes... Q3 V. -T t , 5 jg, ,ig 5 X Q .55 ,. A - ' f ff! ' 2 'zgiffwfg' A 13 5 sri f 253 1 vw E l A 3 I: A 1 I 4 M W A f f wal L ,sg22,1:zxm, is ll 1 2 QF? iff Q, Way? Q K X Y K , 3 wx ,gf 1 A 61132 H it 1,1 S I M3 , f f ?.l,9'iV.' W vw 2 r 5 5 z vtiix 5 5 H I 1 I E idx xg M4 Q 2 M L ks: I gg fx 9, ii? 9 X 2 'K ' 4? 2 2 fl l? ff N fsw,'PJ'5 '4dlfun.1 gl' pm LARRY FALK LANI LANDRUM ILAH HALLUMS President Vice-President Secretory ophomore class... E LYNN CANNON Gregglon, Texas Gonzales Gonzales Richardson repre- senfs Mexico and the Mavericks in Around the Campus in 13 Ways. MOLLIE BUKHAIR Atlanta, Texas WANDA BARRON ELMER BAXLEY MARTHA BRITTAIN Port Arthur, Texas Houston, Texas Radcliff, Texas SUE CANNON Tyler, Texas Pi Deltas attempt a hula. NINA CARDONA Houston, Texas LKA Red iells us all about Texas DAN COLE GERALD COLE FRANCES COLLIER Tyler, Texas Conroe, Texas Newton, Texas CAROLYN DORSEY Stowell, Texas Lumbcla's Coke Bofile Band plays the Irish Washerwoman. GUY DAVIS Houston, Texas .IAMIE CONE MARTHA CORRY MIKE DARRELL Jacksonville, Texas Canton, Texas Dallas, Texas if JERRY ELROD Palestine, Texas Q .5 I iold Mother I should have taken danc- ing. VIRGINIA EZELL Maydelle, Texas You mean a sophomore girl got a date for the first formal! LARRY FALK TOMMY FULLER JOHNNY RAMOS GENEY Housfon, Texas Porf Arthur, Texas Isabel, Puerto Rico NoRA HALE Porl Arthur, Texas Q Chapel is sometimes funny. DALE GODFREY Tulsa, Oklahoma Rev. Bob Christensen speaks at Religious Emphasis Week. JUNE GENTRY DENNIS GIBSON ANNA JEAN GLENN Rusk, Texas Kounlze, Texas Buffalo, Texas ILAH HALLUMS Port Acres, Texas ll's not the word, it's whclt you read into if BUCKY HARRISON Pittsburg, Texas DIANE HEATH MARY ANN HENDRIX DAVID HINES New Summerfield, Texas Port Arfhur, Texas Wills Poinh TGXGS if I wish Mr. Harris would give us a cuf. T gl CAROL JANEBA Houston, Texas A sophomore's view of the freshman pledges. PEGGY LOUISE HOYLER Palestine, Texas Oh, why did I ioin a frafernify? ELLIS HOLDEN JANET HOLSONBAKE BILLIE JEAN HORTON Thornion, Texas Hughes Springs, Texas Belion, Texas JOHN BYRON JARRATT Port Arthur, Texas Joe's favorites-a pretty girl, good food and a Maverick-Pi Delta party. CHARLIE JONES Marshall, Texas David and Gene entertain at big brother's request. NANCY KILLEN BOBBY LADE RICHARD MYERS Kilgore, Texas Frankston, Texas Jacksonville, Texas KATE OGDEN Winnie, Texas Zetas and lKA's enioy dancing after their blind date parfy. BEEBE NORRIS Big Sandy, Texas LINDA McKINNON ANN McMIlLEN HOLLIS NAQUIN Snyder, Texas Gludewafer, Texas Monf Belvieu, Texas i PAUL PATRICK Golden, Texas Cheerleaders decorate the chartered bus to the Decatur game . . . LAURA LEE PHIPPS Houston, Texas . . . with the assistance of other Bearcat boosters. LAURA NELL PRITCHETT GAIL PROUTY PAULA PUTMAN Galena Park, Texas Beaumont, Texas Poynor, Texas DAVID SMITH Waco, Texas 'Windy instructs larry in Ihe arf of paper-chaining. VICKIE SISCO Texarkana, Texas Max goes to sleep over his homework. JOHN RICHARDSON GLENDA ROBINSON LANE AUSTIN SCOTT Housion, Texas Seabrook, Texas Carthage, Texas LOIS SMITH Port Arthur, Texas Drama assistants make something out of nothing VIRGINIA SMITH Nederland, Texas RAY SOMERS NELDA STRONG MAX TAYLOR Beaumont, Texas Freeport, Texas Jacksonville, Texas k W DALE WILKINS Dallas, Texas Lani and Gail, the Smith sisters in Papa Was a Preacher, run through one of their scenes. SANDRA WILKS V Gladewater, Texas GeraId's trumpet playing in Papa Was a Preacher re- sulted in many offers from famous bands. FRANK TELFORD NANCY THORNTON DON WHITE Collinsville, Texas Wharton, Texas Galveston, TCXGS Wav 'mums Siu.- FRANCES WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMS TRAVIS WILLIAMS Houston, Texas Gropelund, Texas Rusk, Texas . . and buck to class after chapel. f'. xi Q H- Wx 5 Rf' my W NDI- a DICK WEAVER SYLVIA HUGHES FLOYD WALLING CATHERINE McDAVlD RONNIE JOHNSTON President Secretary Student Council Student Council Vice-President Representative Representative freshman class... 3 if s':i 1 x ,J PAULA ALBRIGHT Grand Prairie, Texas , S Choose your classes . . JIMMY ALLEN Lufkin, Texas MANUEL AMADOR JERRY ANDERSON LORRY ANDERSON Isabel, Puerto Rico Lufkin, Texas Bellaire, Texas CAROLYN BILLINGSLEY Pasadena, Texas Buy your books . . SALLY BEVII. Kirbyville, Texas Pay your tuition . . . and you're enrolled in LMC. RAYMOND BAKER LINDA JO BARNES JERRY BEARD Port Arthur, Texas Grapeland, Texas Franksion, Texas JIM ALLEN BOYKIN Buffalo, Texas Is this what I bought from Frank Tel ford? JEAN BRACKIN Nederland, Texas Sam gets acquainted at vespers. MARY LEE BRADLEY BOB BRALY gui ANN BRANNEN Jacksonville, Texas Bullard, Texas Glqdewqferl Texgg QW with 'L '18 A new crop of freshmen gets acquainted with Sacller's. ROD BROWNING Garwoocl, Texas TOM BROWN Dallas, Texas Regular meeting of the town students. BETTY JANE BRANNON Malakoff, Texas WDW JM! 61,1-www' HARLAN BROWN RAY BROWN Groves, Texas Troup, Texas ,. HOYT BURNETTE Lufkin, Texas chores. Tom drops in to help Geno with his nightly JOYCE CAMMACK Carthage, Texas studying, that is. JOYCE MARIE CASKEY ANN Cl'lANCElOR HARRY CONGER Texarkana, TSXOIS Jacksonville, Texas Houston, Texas 2 5 3 3 E Class president sets good example . . . for sf' i 1 5 Q 3 3 figs GWEN CRAWFORD Houston, Texas A rare shot of David DeWitt studying . . GLENDA COX Bellaire, Texas A more common sight. GAYlE CONWAY JOHN COUNTS DALE COWAN Everman, Texas Cold Springs, Texas Jacksonville, Texas fwf- mr fr-3'-uv W , E, ,hi Q N a if 'ef' QQ 7 ANN cnsws ffl 'W '3 2' . we 'fi ..' Llndale, Texas a R x :Si Z bfi? 7 V, . fs K , i V Q T 3 V xl sl T 22 Y g , 1 13 N T 1:5 1 ll 31 T K .. V 1 ,S ag - T , A ,Q - ,1 V 4 'Q U A J! Y 7 . 2 'dr . l V Nik .H ., ' y y fl x . MERLEEN CUSTER Beaumont, Texas ALAN WAYNE DAMRQN DOUGLAS DASHIELL DON DENNIS Raymondville, Texas Buffalo, Texas Bullard, Texas 4 A H 0 4 ' A 1 'er Prexy Mike tells about Pi Deltas at the rush tea. i it ,wwmww E fx Q 5 2 E is vs JERRY DURRETT Jacksonville, Texas Rushees discuss their choice of sororities. SONJA DRAPER Houston, Texos fl' DAVID DEWITT LOU ANN DOBES ALLEN DOUGHTERY Forf Smifh, Al'k0I1SC1S Houston, Texas Buy City, Texas K YUM, DIANE ELLIS Mexia, Texas Initiation day transforms students into knights, Indians, and sleepy heads. 2'5- MIKE ESTRADA Houston, Texas Pledges pay homage to big sisters and brothers. THOMAS FARMER WANDA BETH FRENCH NANCE GAYLE Pasadena, Texas Maydelle, Texas Waco, Texas mift in--.wir MOLLY GREENE Houston, Texas Initiation is over-members at last. E Joint meeting after initiation for refresh- ments. E me ,, 'E 'ww' TIT ww-ev' JAMES PRESTON GRAVE5 Norwalk, Conn. Jsnkom GOODMAN LARRY sons EUGENE GRAHAM Frankston, Texas Palestine, Texas Houston, Texas 'W' I JUDY HAGGARD 1 Carthage, Texas Good dates . . . 5 f- 'U' W ,ugyf RUBY HALL Katy, Texas Good fun . . . GEORGE HEARNE NOLEN HOLCOMB MARSHALL HOLLAND Cycle, Texas Palestine, Texas Longview, Texas 1 K SHIRLEY JORDAN 9,4 Longview, Texas and good food are iust part of the fun of the LMC sororities and fraternities. i MYRNA JEAN JORDAN Brookshire, Texas ANNETTE HOLLANDER SYLVIA HUGHES JOYCE JONES Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Longview, Texas 'my' milf , :ui f sf , T , 5 Jos KAouGH Q f Houston, Texas l ' i I elf I .. ., ..... ..,,.... 1 4 .. , .. . Q if- 1 :- zzz 1 - A -v.- egg. . 5 , X Q, ai? Queen of the Pranksfers Nel- HAROLD KENNEDY da Strong and I ' l Kountze, Texas KATHERINE KERR RICHARD KIMBALL VIRGINIA KLINE Jacksonville, Texas Kilgore, Texas Houston, Texas 7 wang -wil si I I DONNIE LASITER Longview, Texas King Charlie Jones reigns over KAY LANEY the Masque and Wig Hallo- Wills POW, TBXOS ween festivities. NANCY KOHLER LARRY KOLB JOHN LANDRUM Pasadena, Texas Jacksonville, Texas Houston, Texas fl DAN LOUIS Hearne, Texas mi,- Sugar in the morning Mm fws MOLLY LOVELES5 Houston, Texas Sugar in the evening RONALD LYNCH MADELYN MAGRILL BOBBY MALQNE Smackover, Arkansas Tyler, Texas Freeport, Texas DAVID MILAM Nocono, Texczs Sugar ut suppertime. MARGARET MEADORS Hearne, Texas JERRY MANSEE JERRY MATTOX MONROE MEADOR Houston, Texas Crockett, Texas Jacksonville, Texas '91 JACQUELIN MILLER Houston, Texas Gerald threatens Nelda in a scene from Night Must Fall. WEEE, BARBARA MITCHELL Jacksonville, Texas GLENDA MITCHELL JOHN MOODY TOMMY MORRIS Frankston, Texas Grand Prairie, Texas Houston, Texas This actor dicln't have to rehearse for this scene. GLENDALE McKENNEY Vernon, Texas KENT McGAUGHEY Huntington, Texas l ROBERT McARTHUR BILL McCLENDON CATHERINE McDAVlD Jacksonville, Texas Houston, Texas Kilgore, Texas DAVID MCLENDON Jacksonville, Texas DAN MCMAHON Lake Charles, La. Yvonne and Dennis appreciate the game room. JUNE NELSON SUSAN NELSON BILLIE JEAN NIELSON Rosenberg, Texas Columbia Falls, Montana Beaumont, Texas W ,mg-R' gk mzw.1L.., ,W A MACK REDD Pollock, Texas Some of those long distance calls aren'1 from Mother. DAN WAYNE POPE Jacksonville, Texas 0RVll.l.E PARKER BETTY FAYE PEEPLES DAVID POOLE Jacksonville, Texas Fulton, Kentucky Por? AI'Tl1UI', TBXUS ROGER REEDY Bay City, Texas This is Fair Hall-some boys call it Moose Hall, but then moose are their favorite animals. MACK RICHARDSON Kountze, Texas JAMES ROBARDY JOHN ROBINSON DOROTHY RUDDE L l Grand Prairie, Texas Houston, Texas Longview, Texas BILLY SIMMS Lufkin, Texas After nine-week grades, Phi Theta Kappa gave a little foocl to those who thought. SUE SIDES Tyler, Texas GENE RUFFlN SHARON RUSHING DON SCOTT Pittsburg, Texas Wells, Texas Carthage, Texas We FRANK SMITH Lufkin, Texas Faces of LMC-the photograpl1er's girl MARVIN SOCIA Jacksonville, Texas the typical girl with mouih wide open ELIZABETH SPARKS DORA LEE STEPHENS SANDRA STEPLETON Katy, Texas Pasadena, Texas Bellaire, Texas ROCHELLE THOMPSON Molto, Idaho and those who can find something funny even in studying. TRULA TAYLOR Baytown, Texas MOLLY STEWART LYNDA STRICKLAND PAT TAYLOR Houston, Texas Cushing, Texas Houston, Texas TED THURSTON EI Paso, Texas Another day ends nicely JEANINNE TRAWICK Beaumont, Texas TOMMY TUNE YVONNE VERLANDER JESSE WALKER Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Huntington, Texas BOB WILLIAMS Kountze, Texas and u long week-end at home. EARLINE WHITE Port Arthur, Texas FLOYD WALLING EDMUND WARREN DICK WEAVER Freeporf, Texas Jacksonville, Texas Longview, Texas Vila? mf' WLT' '20 ww MSN 'FM RONALD WILLIAMS JOE DAVID WILROY LINDA WILSON Giadewater, Texas Huntington, Texas San Angelo, Texas If those Tyler boys come back, now here's what we'II do . . . The Lon Morris Guard was called out to handle the situation. iw ROYCE WILSON AUBREY WOMACK DENNIS ZORN Maydelle, Texas Jacksonville, Texas Houston, Texas The bonfire before the Tyler game was bigger and better because of the night before. WA, ' The cheerleaders had no trouble getting response from that crowd Whut's the good word? Beat Tyler! Tyler burned our bonfire . . . and we burned Tyler S ' :QTQSSQGN ww .J,. ,A g..::e-if organization STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Ellis Holden, Life Service, Nina Cardona, secretary, Janet Holsonbake, Lambda, San- dra Wilks, M.S.M., Catherine McDavid, freshman representative, Mike Darrell, Pi Delta, Don White, Sigma, Larry Falk, sophomore class president, John Richardson, choir, Linda McKinnon, Phi Theta, Laura Phipps, treasurer, Gerald Cole, M 8- W, Mavericks, fback rowl Elmer Baxley, Delta Psi, Max Taylor, president, Dick Weaver, 'Freshman class president, Lane Scott, Religious Council, Dale Godfrey, veep, Bob Lade, L.K.A., Floyd Walling, freshman representa- tive, Sue Cannon, annual editor, Ann McMillan, Tau Sigma Cabsentl. student The student council sponsors many activities during the year including the first dance that was held at the Jackson- ville Country Club. . . . receptions and student activities in the game room .... and bus trips to the games. council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Nina Cardona, secretaryg Max Taylor, presidentp Dale Godfrey, veepp Laura Phipps treasurer. .mn wa.. 77 religious Life Service volunteers meet Thursday nights to hear speakers from all phases of Christian Service, as this is helpful in their training as future church workers. life service... Officers are Lane Scott, Nina Cardona, co-program chairmen, Max Taylor, songleader, Lois Smith, pianist, Ellis Holden, president, and Wendy Barron, secretary. Religious Council provides an opportunity for preacher boys to speak to the students each Wednesday night. r e I i i o s The annual ChriStmCIS party fOr -l0ClCS0l'l- Big sister and brother find the true Christ ville children. mas spirit here. Everyone loves Santa Claus . . . especially when he's Thomas Farmer council... RELIGIOUS COUNCIL OFFICERS include fseated, I. to r.I: Nina Cardona, sanctuary chairman, Lois Smith, pianist, Katie Ogden, secretary-treasurer, Nelda Strong, song leader, Sue Cannon, vice president, Max Taylor, co-program chairman, fstandingj Lane Scott, president, Don White, co-program chairman, Elmer Baxley, evangelism chairman, Larry Falk, publicity chairman. 'fri' :cgi ,, 3 ' 4 ,i v Q 5 , s 'f15is::,f:- ' .I ri.. .ff5:E -IEEE : 52 -E9 ,:,...,, A 'Iwi 1:32-H. . 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M. is composed of Methodist students on the campus and provides Sunday morning and evening programs f0l' fellowship and worship. methodi t student movement f 1 sf Q1 is Wear 85- v QQ 5, B Wilbur 'N,., Officers include CL to R seate-db: Nancy Killen, program chairman, Mol- lie Bukhair, secretary, Linda McKinnon, evan- gelistic chairman, Mike D a rre I I , fellowship chairman, Lois Smith, pianist, Sue Cannon, program chairman, San- dra Wilks, president, Larry Falk, fellowship chairman, Paula Put- m a n , Treasurer, D o n White, publicity, Bob L a d e , vice - president, Max Taylor, evangelistic chairman. national Members: Sandra Williams, Nancy Killen, Elmer Baxley, Larry Falk, Tommy Tune, Linda Wilson, Gayle Prouty, Lani Landrum, Joe Kaough, Carolyn Dorsey, Paula Putman, Ruby Hall, Nelda Strong, Rod Browning. delta psi omega Delta Psi Omega was organized March 20, 1929, as an honorary dramatic fraternity for the purpose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dra- matics. As students qualify, they are re- warded by election to membership in this society, and are asked to uphold the motto, Fellowship and Service, to further stimulate interest in college dramatics. Elmer Baxley, president PHI THETA KAPPA The Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kap- pa, national scholarship society of iunior colleges, was organized at Lon Morris College on January 18, 1929. It was the first chapter to be organ- ized in Texas. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to promote scholarship, leadership, and a feeling of fellowship among its members. To become a member, a student must attain a scholarship average of 92 and must possess qualities of leadership and character which are above reproach. The mem- bership is limited to ten per cent of the student body. rj ,410 ,ning VT? Members: Laura Phipps, Sue Cannon, Linda McKinnon Joyce Jones, Shirley Jordan, Paula Putman, Dorothy Ruddell Max Tay lor, Lois Smith, Janet Holsonbake, Virginia Ezell Nora Hale Mollie Bukhair, Larry Falk, Ronald Williams phi theta kappa Officers: Linda McKinnon, president, Max Taylor, vice-president, Lois Smith, secretary-treasurer, Laura Phipps, re- porter, Sue Cannon, historian. Members: Lois Smith, Ann McMillen, Gale Prouty, Max Taylor, John Richardson. tau sigma phi Tau Sigma Phi is the honorary musical fraternity at Lon Morris College. Its pur- pose is to promote musical appreciation, to develop interest in music, and to create fellowship among those students with Cl common interest in the field of music. Qualifications for new members require that the nominees have taken part in both formal and voluntary mus- ical activities on the campus, have a definite interest in music, have a C average, and be approved by the faculty. V Officers: Ann McMillen, president, Lois Smith, vice-pres ident. 3 l 2 E social... :fi L I 'E jf 1 q w Q W W 9 ,f fl 5 K Yx Q my 'ha-of President Janet Holson ba ke fe-em., Vice-President Paula Putman lambda s' ma T, Q r ff--.,, NJ pr-Q ww A TQ: Gif Y 4 R '51 4 ,Q 5 33,55 7.-.5M.:. gig. h 107' ,Q ii i ., bV1.,.,,t,? R -m'f?.. 'y 1 Q Secretary Mollie Bukhair Qu u--..., Treasurer Nina Cardona 'sw .MN , ,pw 1-. -to 'wa-N-A aw 'aw ,f..1'fl.3P Lambda Sweetheart Max Taylor Nora Hale Lois Smith Sue Cannon Linda McKinnon Sandra Wilks Laura Pritchett Nelda Strong Trula Taylor Virginia Kline Lou Ann Dobes Kathy Kerr Linda Jo Barnes Sue Sides Sandra Stepleton Molly Stewart Jeanenne Trawick R' itll- Lambcla president, Janet Hol- sonbake, presents the merits of the club at the rush party. Yvonne Verlander Catherine McDavid June Nelson Dorothy Ruddell Sylvia Hughes Ginger Smith Jean Brackin Joyce Jones Shirley Jordon Joyce Cammack Lynn Cannon Sue Ann Brannon Gwen Crawford Ann Chancelor Ann Crews Diane Heath ,Q 'Vw QQ' e.,nf President Don White Secretary Don Scott Vice-President Bill McClendon igma delta phi .Z' . WWW? 5:2 5- ,' fb! 0 'Wd fin--Q Treasurer Byron Jclrratt 'Nun 'kits y 'NJ -Z! CIP' ,. .W A, . Sigma Sweetheart Nina Cardona Max Taylor Allan Dougherty Royce Wilson Ellis Holden Larry Falk Tom Brown Lane Scott Dickie Weaver Dave Smith John Robinson Bucky Harrison Floyd Walling Pirates at the Old Mill had barbecued chicken and enter- tained each other with lusty sea-songs and bones. MEMBERS Travis Williams Tom Fuller Ronald Williams Richard Kimball Dan McMahon Dan Cole W w f. W Q 'flew' 4, , 'iv' ,,' it-rf fp. an ' g 1 as 7 l A..- 'MJ' if' FU' I Jerrold Goodman George Hearne Ted Thurston Dan Louis Danny Pope Dave Poole David Milam Jerry Elrod Mike Estrada Jim Graves Jerry Beard go-rf, an 6, Historian Ann McMillen fjw -we 'fix fm: President Mike Darrell Vice-President Treasurer Wanda Barron Mary Ann Hendrix I I Secretary p I 3 t 3 p I tw., Phipps MEMBERS Ginger Ezell Carolyn Billingsley Kay Laney llah Hallums Fran Williams Gail Prouty Carol Janeba Anna Glenn Linda Strickland Dora Lee Stephens Glendale McKenney '-wfnpi' '-'Wg ,tower 1, is by 1 v Q is R Q N 5, .. ..., . lg ig Q f Paula Albright Madelyn Magrill Susan Nelson Rochelle Thompson Jerry Mattox Earline White Sally Bevil Ruby Hall -1 . ' 1 I-Z .,.,.- i gy, 4 fi N' F 5 Sonia Draper Peggy Hoyler Myrna Jordan Annette Hollander Betty Peeples Judy Haggard Billie Jean Nielson Fran Collier 'asv 2 il I. .w , 1' , 1 -Af ,Q if in-fe at yyyy Pi Deltas dance a iig at the Lil Abner party. 'mf 5 we 'QA Pledges bow before stern but sweet big sisters and brothers on initiation day. 1 Pi Delta Sweetheart Gerald Cole A rv- 'ar' A-312' 'tt or Mg ,...'-Q 159,55-31, ?:gm.iiZl .QE 4 'M' 'auf' JV if ll Big Boss Gerald Cole Paymaster Ray Somers Foreman John Richardson mavericks Head Cow Puncher Elmer Baxley K 'YS kg 2' Mavericks and Pi Deltas find hot dogs and Maverick Sweetheart Lil Abner and Daisy Mae relax Lll Abner fun. Rod Browning Jimmy Allen Jim Boykin Freddie Lang Jody Harris David DeWitt Buddy Brown Larry Gore Joe Kaough Allen Damron Thomas Farmer John Counts Jerry Mattox MEMBERS Gene Graham Harry Conger John Landrum Roger Reedy Lorry Anderson Manuel Amador between squares, Mack Richardson Gene Ruffin Johnny Geney Marshall Holland Jerry Mansee Ronald Lynch n Tommy Morris Larry Kolb Dennis Zorn Doug Dashiell Charlie Jones Tommy Tune Wh' 99 ,gf f'i w i i M45 'fa Q irgyiwa 'Q President Martha Ann Brittain Was, Vice-President Sandra Williams zeta theta gamma Secretary Kate Ogden we Treasurer Billie Jean Horton 'W' Q4 M, . Wir Wu lava, ,ii X 'Mm 'W 'A 'Wm gm Historian Nancy Killen . 3 2 .z ' X VV' ff: N40-av w 'K' Nuns...- , ww We Linda Wilson receives formal initia- tion into the Zetas. Glenda Robinson Joyce Caskey Glenda Mitchell Sharon Rushing Carolyn Dorsey Lee Bradley Linda Wilson Jacque Miller Pat Taylor Molly Greene Nancy Thornton MEMBERS Beebe Norris Nancy Gayle Dianne Ellis Nancy Kohler Martha Corry 'Tw Zeta Sweethea ri Dole Godfrey Molly Loveless Margaret Meadors Merleen Custer Betty Brannon Glenda Cox Vin 'Tl gr-sv, gm MMI: 'Vs QW GGL: CL 1 ,z unit Qwmr -du-U. President Bob Lode Vice-President Secretary Dole Godfrey Guy Davis Treasurer Sentinel Fronk Telford Hollis Naquin lambda kappa alpha .. ..., '-':- I ' 3 , ffm. ima 4 'sv ,' 'Q ' , alll ,-W ' 2' Kg LKA members meet more often than others during basketball season- most LKA's participate in athletics. Jamie C009 Bob Braly Jesse Walker DOI1r1ie l-CJSHGF Don Dennis Mack Redd Dale Cowan Dale Wilkens James Robardy Paul Patrick John Moody Bobby Williams Hoyt Burnett Frank Smith Kent McGaughey Harold Kennedy Raymond Baker Billy Simms RGY Brown Nolen Holcomb Gayle Conway x w V Y . LKA Sweetheart Sandra Williams 99 the day a k z is 'Riagg fi' ?' ya ', w ,fs I ak Q-, ', -:sn ,. ? M ,g fv .I V - g Q gk ' Q ' Qi? ,ag 'Q Q 5-h .W xvflwf fffwgg rex m -Jif-4-QQXs?imHfgm,g7wv?w.V.m,,,,M ., ,wut It nowed.n x-ww-mv , ,W ,mv-W, . v .,, vi m W L X W favorites w, most representat ve girl SUE C3l1I10l1 most representative boy lane scott Tb' max taylor 55 egg 5 an W M S ik if . F. 1 vi? V4 most popular boy I, ITIO P0P ular rl I i 0 l an 0 , . 0 Q , , ' O, p ls if 0 1 ' J I Q I . 4 O ww-nm, 4 W + . . s L! , Ienda robin on IO5 nancy kohler most beautiful girl most handsome boy i 7 Q , ::-' 'ww 'ff -VQ- 'E w -E ' T' 1' A, 3 any .A V,:. Q W : ubvvuu f. X QE? F -A 'a if . I M 'L YA wx 3 1-car , Q I bobby williams sophomore favorite boy x dale godfrey donnie Iasiter freshman favorite boy freshman favorite girl sonia draper larry falk catherine mcdavid most representative runners-up Y 1 Y ' awk. 3 , 5, ronnie johnston linda mckinnon most popular l llI1l'l6I S llp 'f N- f 113 V-41799--FYEYAYYVYVV ilah hallums bobby Iade qu . most beautiful Q , v and handsome runners-up w I-f-l paula putman gerald cole sophomore favorites runners-up j l-3, Vdm. L.,- june nelson harry conger freshman favorites runners-up ,pn-sq TOMMY TUNE Tommy was one of the outstanding freshman drama maiors on the campus this year. Entertaining at various social clubs' activities, he was a member of the Mavericks, Delta Psi Omega and Masque 81 Wig. CAROLYN DORSEY Carolyn's musical talents were well-known on the campus as she sang with choir, sextette, trio, and in several plays, She was reporter for the Zeta Theta Gamma, song leader for M.S.M. and kept a high grade average. A -Q, -vm. A I X s if ...gf 4 q2,i,.., N Aw: aw 5- 'gsfw .',,x mise Q . r 7 W W W 5 , ' K ' A 5 .... flf,- E -his 4 ff A -32:51 ff ' i 5lM ::-.- . -:f.?':1 '-' - ---- s-. . .cw - ' ' esp? . 4' ,gm WW , ,.... , ,,,, V A Aw LINDA McKlNNON Linda, as Phi Theta Kappa president, Lambda Sigma re- porter, the Alexandra business manager, most popular run- ner-up, and sophomore class favorite, was one of the best all-around students at Lon Morris. FLOYD WALLING Cheering the Bearcats on to victory, Floyd's enthusiasm carried over into other fields. He was the freshman class student council representative, a member of Sigma Delta Phi, and recreation chairman of M.S.M. vu iv Ha X L....s? MAX TAYLOR Amiable Max served as president of the student body, vice - president of Phi Theta Kappa, historian of Tau Sigma Phi, adver- tising manager of the Alexandra, Life Service song leader, program chairman of Religious Council and Visitation. He was also a member of Masque 8- Wig, and the choir. He was elected as most popular boy and Lambda Sweet- heart. SHIRLEY JORDAN As student librarian, Shirley cheerfully aided many students in finding helpful information for their studies. She was one of the freshman members of Phi Theta Kappa, Lambda Sigma, and Masque 8: Wig. DALE GODFREY Dale's winning per- sonality made him a fine choice as vice- president of student council, vice-president of L.K.A., and co- captain of the basket- ball team. He was chosen as a member of the all tournament team at the regional tournament. He was also chosen as sopho- more favorite. LARRY FALK Sophomore class presi- dent, Phi Theta Kappa, Del- ta Psi Omega, Religious Council publicity chairman, annual staff, Life Service, Masque 81 Wig, most popular runner-up, and Sigma Delta Phi were among Larry's activities during the year. JAMIE CONE LMC's all-state player, Jamie, also received all-tourna- ment honors at the regional play-offs. The Bearcat's lead- ing scorer, top all-around player, and co-captain guided his team to victory in a highly successful season. He was a member of the L.K.A. fraternity. 1,:,s1f,w.25Q':: .f 1 V - ' ri f: fwgi. 1 ' it t ft w...N5ng,Ji.V ,V gg 4 - My l -:mf,2.'i,if.-Zctx k f - hi -if 193 3,31 bmi. --tw--. H 7 r as i V Y mwmmascws W H- -we 3 t Fi? ,... BOBBY LADE Bobby's unassuming leadership was displayed as vice-president of M.S.M., a member of the Lon Morris basketball team, L.K.A., Religious Council, and Stu- dent Council. He was elected as runner- up for Most Handsome. RONNIE WILLIAMS As a cheerleader, Ronnie, painted signs and did much to boost the school spirit on the campus. He was a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Delta Phi and maintained a 3.0 grade average. X. E-rx, N rm ss LOIS SMITH Lois' musical ability is evinced by the fact that she is pianist 'For Tau Sigma Phi. ' . Life Service, M.S.M., 81 I Religious Council and a member of the choir. As secretary of Phi Theta Kappa, she has a high scholastic record. She also serv- ed as program chair- man of Lambda Sigma and vice-president of -.+- A' ss his DICK WEAVER Dick's friendly personality and willing- ness to work made him a 'Favorite with all on the campus. He was 'Freshman class president, vice-president of M.S.M., a member of Religious Council, Student Council, Choir, and Sigma Delta Phi. SUE CANNON Sue served as editor of the Alexandra, program chairman of M.S.M., vice-presi- dent of Religious Council. She was elected as Most Representative Girl. She was also a member of Phi Theta Kappa with a grade average of 3.0, a member of Lambda Sigma and Student Council. ox, ltlzlllhl 1 if ,gig 5, , fffiitiilff fQg,f,ft,.'f72f'5.i,. s Q, it f gk xi 1 a my NST svn nh lr!! ll ll ll ll il ll Il DOROTHY RUDDELL One of the 'Freshman members of Phi Theta Kappa, Dorothy was also active in M.S.M., Religious Council, Life Service, Lambda Sigma Sorority, and was Mr. Fisher's assistant. ,P A fix-' 4 - - .fin f . VA X giifff 'wif fl honorable mention LAURA PHIPPS A business maior, Laura belonged to Pl Delta Phi, Phi Theta Kappa, student council, choir, and Masque 8- Wig. i :: I . 3' , ii 1 1 in if E .-tif! 45 igefgsioqoe .af JOE KAOUGH Whether building sets or acting on stage, Joe was a hard worker in the drama depart- ment. He was reporter for Masque 8- Wig, a member of Delta Psi Omega, and a Mave- rick. SYLVIA HUGHES Susie's bubbling smile and personality add- ed to all activities which she engaged in. She was freshman class secretary, and a member of Religious Council and M.S.M,, and a member of Life Service, Lambda Sigma and the tennis team. GERALD COLE As president of Masque 81 Wig, the Mavericks, a member of Delta Psi Omega and Student Council, Gerald was one of the most active students on our cam- pus this year. He was also runner-up 'For sophomore favorite. founder's award 1957 Betty Middlebrooks XX.. founder's award 1957 Ronnie Vernon fine arts 4 Lon Morris choir directed by Mr. Robert Fordyce. choir Director, Mr. Robert Fordyce, dis- cusses a number with choir offi- cers Eugene Graham, vice-presi- dent, John Richardson, president Don White, secretary-treasurer. Carolyn Dorsey Billie Jean Nielson Myrna Jordan Glenda Mitchell Lois Smith Molly Bukhair Jerry Mattox Nancy Kohler Nancy Gayle Boys' Quartet members are: Tom- my Morris, John Richardson, Dan McMahon, Don White. Their ac- companist is Laura Phipps. Sonia Draper Laura Phipps Billie Jean Horton Paula Putman Jean Brackin Carolyn Lewis Wendy Barron Betty Brannon Nora Hale MEMBERS Girls' Sextet members are: Nancy Kohler, Dora Lee Stephens, Nelda Strong, Jean Brackin, Glenda Mitchell and Ann McMillen. Their accompa nist is Betty Brannon. Joyce Cammack Nelda Strong Dora Lee Stephens Ann McMillen Dickie Weaver Byron Jarratt Tommy Morris Mike Estrada Marshall Holland John Richardson Max Taylor Bill McClendon David Milam Eugene Graham Don White Dan McMahon +':-,Af W., i Q, -if if 'lf' . 'GV' Masque and Wig officers: Gerald Cole, president, Sandra Williams, vice-president, Diane Ellis, secretary, Judy Haggard, historian, Yvonne Verlander, treasurer, Rod Browning, artist Behind-the-scene scenes 5 Joe Kaough, publicity chairman. 5 Fi '22 if Q 'Q i ' 52 V X ..::1'.E'.i::2.- :' iifil 'S 36: i k zfiff H f Z 5 an ,Pill TH 3 i V311 S ' 53 si er,Q?32 ?W 'f2 5 5,555 f X13 Lira V Le girisgg -2,.r'::':Z'EE' fm .2 1 'V f2?'x:?Xm5A5nf 6 . 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Cast: Sandra Williams, Tommy Tune, Elmer Baxley, Rod Browning, Nancy Killen, Joe Kaough, David Hines, and Allen Dumron the lark xxuxli? 6 BEAREATE 5P0rtsu. Front Row: Hoyt Burnett, Paul Patrick, Bobby Lade, Guy Davis, Donnie Lasiter, Robert Free i Second Row: Coach Marshall Brown, Kent McGaughy, Frank Smith, Bob Braly, Jamie Cone, Dale Godfrey, Don Dennis DATE Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. OPPONENT SCORE We They Decatur Baptist College ...... ....... 7 2 55 Allen Academy .............. 99 66 Decatur Baptist College ...... ....... Sam Houston Jr. Varsity Bethany College of Minn. ........... . Sam Houston Jr. Varsity Allen Academy ............ S.M.U. Freshmen ......... Texas Freshmen ...... T.C.U. Freshmen ......... S.M.U. Freshmen ........ Wharton Jr. College ...... Tyler Jr. College .......... Del Mar Jr. College ...... Kilgore Jr. College ...... Panola Jr. College ..... LeTourneau Tech .......... U of H Freshmen .............. Texarkana Jr. College .. 59 48 74 54 74 51 94 67 77 58 78 64 70 46 85 67 81 65 73 69 77 70 68 48 61 49 79 51 69 18 73 68 83 66 DATE OPPONENT SCORE We They Jan. Tyler Jr. College ......... ........ 7 5 Jan. U of H Freshmen ....... ........ 7 8 Feb. Paris Jr. College ...... ........ 6 4 Feb. LeTourneau Tech ........... ........ 7 8 Feb. Wharton Jr. College ...... ........ 8 8 Feb. Kilgore Jr. College .......... ........ 6 2 Feb. Texarkana Jr. College ..... ...... 1 05 Feb. Panola Jr. College ........................ 95 Feb. Paris Jr. College .......................... 61 Feb. 24-25 Texas JC Conference Tournament Odessa Jr. College ...................... 81 South Texas Jr. College .............. 65 Paris Jr. College ............................ 51 Mar. 1 T.C.U. Freshmen .......................... 94 Mar. 3-4-5 N.J.C.A.A. Regional Tournament Henderson Jr. College .................. 92 Paris Jr. College ........... Kilgore Jr. College ....... 1958 state champ ........59 ........61 awww MMM . MAZQQM5 cw? if The starting five: Dale, Jamie, Don, Guy, Donnie. Coach Marshall Brown holds the trophy forthe state's top team in the Texas Junior College Asso- ciation. Ion morris bearcat ww lamle COI'le guard dale godfrey center 1 .Jw Wk SUY davis forward donnie Iasiter guard EIU don dennis forwu rd kent mcgaughey forward bob lade forward W g wwf Q Mi r ggw robert free guard hoyt burnett forward O brclley forward hn.....N frank smith forward :wi paul patrick forward Nfffi JN mp mm +1 Q Q ::.L.::i., V.,. lg. The Bench Time Keeper Ronnie Johnston All Tournament Team LMC members were Don Dennis, Dale Godfrey, and Jamie Cone. B Team Manager Frank Telford John Corsby Gayle Conway Robert Robardy Jesse Walker Hollis Naquin Dale Cowan Harold Kennedy John Moody Ray Brown bearcat sweetheart ilah hallums dale godfrey jamie cone S . . sr 'img .,., ,, 5g2'555g55,V:':ggf.,::i,:gK,,Z ' ' : ::: :'- 'wssfgg , ff:m'f?::4fSf?2 A fn Sf-?Qf1Q5gf:5L:5ff :f',s:,'1 'z1? ?52,gSz::,:5gilQif':.:e,z.s?Sm,:g4 W 5 J 'Sgt 5 Q ff' 25115533 12 .:'g::j: 5S5g5.LQ ffgg mffgpx 5 3425554 34 M ?2,2:w?l5f2a::-?mS:evf2frm:-M '- 'K':::gff',lf3'E'S4f4:21:Q A vwi'i12:f?NNJ'?5?wl W 'J . 'A W'-H-?f'-ffbQ?1:'fMfS? ? 955: yi W 4 4 1 W J if , vQ:ZfT.Z2:f:gJL.,1', , N ' ri'-f2521f:ffSM'Qsf'f1 G 1,4 'f TH. 3 igpvffifiiz Ti'?i54'iTf+g- .A vi K i 7' Swstif l. 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Girls tennis provides plenty of sunshine and fresh air. physical . .... ,.,, . .. --' 355 ff? p A ff 55:5 f - : I ' ,. -k..-,s5:g:ga:i1msaz1:2 -f :Q-5 :- fr ' L sl as 4 .2 W lp :QW s-. iffy? Weight-lifting keeps these boys in shape. trainin Boys P. T. offers volleyball, basketball tennis, and football. cw n' Mr. l.ane's modern dance class ledms a new motion. 1 gf N. N- mf? awww, , Eff-W-'V.',.' Q , , ww .W-lf,,,,,g..-iv we MM, 7ii'?,.i,.f .Kiwi if wo W 3, Eclitor, Sue Cannon. Business Manager, Linda McKinnon. .5 W ,. ,,., Qi 'ii : 5? , Q if-is Q -:I I 3'i.: ..E2 'V .E - ,ri y ...,. : il ' A 'wk,kgE, Q JS: T Q ssh .,., A Pl' , , 7f:f5'3i:f F' i n 523 : asf, Yw,QQ6ZiQf2'Qg3, , A Ei :--11:3 . X hwgsssageyq wwf 'I 1 2 ' I 3563 Q was if , - -1-1' A - i::a iz: ,Q 2 1 Q 5, -'-' 1 an 1 ' yigwfisfmtss - ?S25??55S'05,'ig- ' g A . 'ygivwviiibisbssig M9536 QQ Simi 'Mix -p fx Nw if m Q nn F we 'L W if-Qu 'QF Nw A 4 W-1. MK f, wif at g W. Q., 1,1 . . 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