Southeastern Christian College - Torch Yearbook (Winchester, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

Torch Staff EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Robert Ott Carol West BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT EDITOR Camilla Crews Jimmie Binford ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Howard Ragsdale HONORS EDITOR Doris Jean Mason CLASS EDITORS Bev Wells and Laurie Howard ACTIVITIES EDITOR Bobbie Mullins ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Esther Green SPORTS EDITOR Ricky Isue PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. Campbell CONSULTANT Darrell Carter SPONSOR Mrs. Branch Carty 5701125 CSOUZAeaslern Cfn'sfz'an Gaffe e ZUzhcgesfez; jaznfucgy UOAIDQ 7Jg97 1968 With Sincere Admirafion . . . Mr. A. Goff Bedford Because of your dedication and devotion to Southeastern Christian College, we proudly dedicate the 1968 edition of the Torch to you in appreciation for all you have done to make S.C.C. what it is. B. A. , Syracuse University, M. A. , West Virginia University, B.D. , Emory University. Graduate work above Master's: Duke, Auburn, and University of Kentucky. Social Sciences Everyone rushed to take one of Mr. Bedford's interesting classes. This is Mr. Bedford's most comfortable way of teaching. Oh dear! This looks like one of those quiz days. 97ng Z020rf053 a CSZaye . . . yaroyramme gel 9 gacuflyygogmhzklmfzbn ....................... l 8 7c! 99 57011221716 ..................................... 32 57c! 999 Csporls ....................................... 44 gel 90 376120119 ....................................... 60 57C! 0 Oryam'zab'ons ................................. 75 gel 09 Cfasses ....................................... 82 gel 099 Wemories ..................................... 98 We! U999 Wagerlzkemenls .............................. 106 President Houtz We students of S.C.C. feel that we are privileged to have Bro. Houtz as president of the college. In addition to his ad- ministrative duties, Bro. Houtz knows each student by name and is truly a friend to all LAVERN HOUTZ B.A. , Harding College, M . A . , University of Kentucky Bible Bro. Houtz is one of hundreds who cheered our Torches on to victory against Lindsey Wilson. Dean Lydic Mr. Lydic, our new Dean, is always willing to help anyone whenever he needs it. Mr. Lydic is a capable teacher, as well as Dean. B.A. Washington State University, M.F.A. , Washing- ton State University English Art Bible Elmendorf Columns One 975212 110 119 Zine gjfdys Y7K c112 y Tardy A Southeastern student in his time plays many parts. His roles may include that of friend, singer, basketball player, cheer- leader, minister, scholar, and others. C312 frances $209 7591? may . . . 5730f ygez'r 6x175 f M 5c 5 m m 7 J n r rwa Maw. AM! J,'L In the Bluegrass regions of Kentucky, In the heart of the land we love, Stands a college fair; we who gather there Are blessed from heav'n above. Training for service is our motto; Alma Mater we acclaim; Southeastern Christian College is her well-beloved name . . . S758 Wany 9006 Each student at S.C.C. has his own role and plays his own part. Where's the apple? Time for a . . . Sprite break?? Southeastern had one of Its biggest thrills when the Torches beat Lindsey Wilson for the second time in the season . . . what a ' 4 game! c3011f5easferzz . . . Now I know you can't blow one as big as Popper's !! Watch your step, please. Whew H Shoveling snow sure makes me hungry. Hey baby . . . groovy! All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms. And then the whinning schoolboy, with his satchel And shinning morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. And then the lover, Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier, Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard. Jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel. Seeking the bubble reputation Even in the cannon's mouth. Last scene of all, That ends this strange eventful history, Is second childishness and mere oblivion, Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans every thing. Shakespeare 570i 9 5700115? 0120f Q7 06221h13fraf1'012 l9 Registrar DAVID RINGER B. A. , McNeese State; Graduate work at McNeese and University of Kentucky. 'History English Mr. Ringer encourages all to cbme to Southeastern. Ahoy Matey Mr. Ringer seems to have his professions confused. 20 Brother Jesse Wood has worked very hard for the advancement of the school during the time that he has served as our Publicity Manager. He works daily to raise funds for the upkeep and prosperity of the school. We owe him a great deal of thanks for his untiring devotion to the school. Sister Wood has done a very fine job in running the bookstore and keeping it up to date. ' No matter how hard we try, we can't get along without books. Business Manager CHARLES E. BAIZE B. S. , Murray State College; M. A. , Eastern Kentucky University. Business Administration Mr. Baize must be looking for someone who didn't One of those famous Baize grins - although they pay his bill. are few and far between. . .x.x..m,pwmmmm 1U DITH MILLER Mrs. Miller has brought a little extra warmth to SCC with her kind smile and her gentle ways. R.N.. Highland Park General . Hospital, School of Nursing, High- land Bark, Michigan. School Nurse Mrs . Miller is always ready and eager to give you coryban-D when you aren't feeling too well. 23 SAMUEL RODGERS B.A. , M.S., North Texas State University; Doctoral work at University of Kentucky. Mathematics Mr. Rodgers is a quiet man only when he has nothing important to say. Mr. Rodgers and his family support many school functions by attending them regularly. 24 ANN CARTY B.A. , David Lipscomb; M.A. , Eastern Kentucky University English , One of the famous Carry poses, of course! A teacher in deep meditation is often dangerous. 25 CLIFFORD MILLER Mr. Miller is always eager to join the students in their activities. B. S. , Wayne State University; M. A. , Washington University. Work on Doctorate, Washington University. Chemistry and Natural Science It looks like Mr. Miller has been in the chemistry lab too long. I think he's beginning to get weird ideas. 26 GALE PRICE B. M. , M. M. E. , University of Louisville . Music Mr'. Price has greatly advanced the music department at SCC this past year. SHIRLEY BARNES B.A. in Library Science, Uni- versity of Kentucky. Librarian 28 JAMES OVERMAN B. S. , University of Indiana; M. A. , University of Indiana. Additional work, Grace Theolog- ical Seminary. Biology Mr. and Mrs. Tapp attend basketball banquet. Mr. Overman has added many new activities to SCC this year. Mr. Tapp was the sophomore class sponsor this Year and did a very fine job. GEORGE TAPP B. S. , Transylvania College; M. S. , University of Kentucky Additional work, University of Kentucky. Psychology Par'r-Time Teachers BARRY CALLAN This year has been the first year that Mr. Callan has been at SCC. He brought a great deal of knowl- edge and experience into the classroom. We hope that he will continue to teach here. Ethics MR. CHANEY Mr. Chaney came to us this year from the University of Kentucky. Speech FABIAN GOLDSTEIN Again this year Mr. Goldstein has taught our foreign language courses. He is an asset to SCC. Modern Foreign Languages CAROL PRICE President's Secretary PHYLLIS KEMP Bookkeeper GRANNY BABER Dietitian ANNE RICHARDS LINDA HOBBS Dean's Secretary Registrar's Secretary 30 970i 99 3701922171sz S.C.C. Invade See what homework at SCC can do for you! Fre-e-e-e--edie, Will you come play with me? fun . aw; Lv w' Where have you been all my life, big boy? 34 inchesfer, October 31 ! I think the cider went to Greg's head. He thinks he's Samson. They deserve each other, wouldn't you say? What's the matter. Carl; haven't you ever seen Dracula before? Annual Hig Student Council members are ready to help the high school stu- dents in any way they can. High school students begin to arrive! ! They sample a regular day of classes. 3b b chool Days The students have a chance to meet the faculty and other stu- dents at a get-together in the school cafeteria. It's time for lunch! High school students get a taste of Granny's cooking! ! This isn't as easy as it looks, is it, Harriet and Bobby? Valentine Party BOBBY OTT CAROL WEST 1968 Sweetheart King and Queen Everyone is waiting for the announcement of the Sweetheart King and Queen. Sfudent-Faculty Game The student team is ready to GO! The student cheerleaders are show- ing their talent! Mr. Tapp makes a high jump for the faculty team. Get that ball! Hey, Jim! SaV'e some for me! 39 Freshman-Sophomore Banquet Don Allen entertained us with the song Love Is Blue. Howard Ragsdale thanks Mr. Morrison for a fine speech. w; Danny Thompson read the Sophomore Will to the Freshmen. Tropical Paradise Cherry entertained us with Born Free. Howard presented Danny with an award for service. Terry Morrison gave us good advice in his speech. Choir Takes Tou It was late to bed and early to rise for choir Bebby Ott took his car along and his mother chaperoned. members going to Florida. And now for the bus driver, alive alert? What happened and .. . Rags ? . . . especially the ones with the big refreshment stands! We all loved those rest stops . . . -f the South Looks like CarPs getting a little sun. That sun sure felt great! The choir took a free educational tour of the fort Choir members gave short concert in the chapel at at St. Augustine. St. Augustine. 4 , f qm Mrs. Ott and Stevie look out over the South Carolina mountains. Where's our next stop? 701 999 CSporfs Torches Are Runner-Up i STEVE SMITH - Forward RAYMOND MAGGARD - Center BILL HILLIARD - Forward . ., A .., : f- 4b onference Tournament DARRELL CARTER - Guard ' FREDDIE COPASS - Guard SAMMY THOMAS - Guard Torches Even Series Wit COY V. C AMPBELL B.A. , Harding College; M.A. , University of Kentucky. Further graduate work, University of Kentucky. Physical Education ' COACH COY CAMPBELL Again the cry at Southeastern: We're proud of our team. 48 wo Wins Over Lindsey DIRECTOR'S WFFICE' 60y k d'rWPMd W Allen Medley did an excellent job as manager of the Torches. Coach Campbell leaves his office and is ready for practice with the Torches. Here are our starters for the Homecoming game against the Paducah Indians. And thert that big moment . . . the. announcmg of the 1968 Homecommg Queen. 49 W m C e m 536 David and Martha Medley carried the crown and roses of the new queen. 52 9751193 Oarofyzz greema The Homecoming Day began with a parade of cheerleaders and all the queen candidates. rowzzeof196dy Jfomecommy Queen The Queen, Carolyn Freeman, and her court: Sandi Brock, Bobbie Mullins, Phyllis Ferguson, and Carol West. Steve Smith shoots 8270 from the free-throw line. Torches control opening tip-off against Paducah. 53 SCC Finishes Second i The Torches started out With The fans cheered them on with Go- Go-Go and Fight, determination to win and Team, Fight. We had faith in them and they never let us never slacked down. down. Just one of the many moments of joy and excitement. There were times when the going looked rough. Who couldn't win with this kind of school spirit?! Some prayed, some shouted, and some cried . With two seconds left in the game we were tied. Darrell Carter shot . . . MISSED . . . Raymond Mag- gard tipped it in . . . the buzzer sounded . . . the announcer shouted IT'S GOOD!! AND PANDE- MONIUM JUST BROKE LOOSE! ! Regional Championship After beating Lindsey Wilson in the afternoon, we had to play Paducah that evening for the championship. Our boys were tired. just as the opposing team was. We still, however, had the same determination. A large crowd gathered in the gymnasium to watch Southeastern play Paducah for the regional championship. Our boys played hard and kept the Even though we played a very good game, we couldn't Indians on their toes with shots like this beat the Indians that night. The team looks sad, but we one by Raymond Maggard. were behind them all the way. We didn't win the champion- ship, but we were still there to cheer our boys off the floor. We finished in second place and received a beautiful trophy. The fans there that night didn't care who won. They gave our boys a cheer of WE'RE PROUD OF OUR TEAM . Cheerleaders Inspire Our cheerleaders this year did a wonderful job in leading the Torches on to victory. They are Sandy Ford, Bobbie Mullins, Harriet McLean, Carol West, Bev Wells maptaim, and Sandi Brock. The alternates, Linda Truex and Esther Green, really worked hard this year, too. 56 orches to Victory Yea Torches, Rah Team, Yea-Rah Looks like Paladin riding into town'. Tmhes' Team' A good cheering section sure helps the cheerleaders out! . . . Southeastern Christian now presents - Torches Lose in a . . . the Torches! Freddie presentEd Coach Campbell a silver mug from the basketball players. Hey! What's everyone looking at? 58 Overtime to Owen County vsvt You've got that ball; now gig That trip to Tennessee was something else. Get that tip, get that tip, get it - get it! Q70! 90 773720103 bl 62 972:7 . 50011590311917? Team 017 W33 c3011l5easfern Carof ZUesl ' gesf 571 grounof 5OPAOIZ20FQS 775'. $056? 011 976193 Garof ZUesf 97533 $05251? 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' Esther Green; Ricky Istre; Mike Morrison; Linda Truex; Rose Allen; Bobbie Mullins. 76 Student Council Elections Many of the candidates had campaign rallies. Here The winners were announced in chapel Friday morn- Greg, Harriet, and Carl entertain the audience. ing. They look'happy, but very tired. I Pat Moores is congratulated on his victory. It was Some of the winners still couldn't believe they had a very exciting race. won. We are all very proud of them. Pep Club The Pep Club at SCC is very important to the students in many ways. They organize pep rallies, organize the ball games, keep up the morale of the team and the cheerleaders, and instill into the students the school spirit we need to win our games. Here Debbie Miller and Doris Mason Work in the concession stand at one of the ball games to make money for the Pep Club. OFFICERS: ROBERT OTT - president; ESTHER GREEN - secretary-treasurer; BOBBIE MULLINS - vice-president. 78 Joe Whitaker Mary Lou Kriener Jo Ellen Cornet Herb Allen Esther Green Jim Daniels Judy Marsh Linda Truex Richard Martindale Doris Jean Mason Torch Staff Sammy Thomas Howard Ragsdale Bobbie Mullins Laurie Howard Carol West Bob Ott Jimmie Binford Ricky Istre Susan Bright Beverly Wells This year the Torch staff is the largest ever. We are very happy to have such a capable and dedicated staff. We hope that the Torch will be a credit to Southeastern as well as a treasure of memories to each student. 80 Officers of SNEA are Joe Whitaker - Vice President; Bev Wells - President; Carol West - Secretary; Harriet McLean - Treasurer; Laurie Howard - Historian; Jimmie Binford - Reporter . SNEA members are Bob Ott, Jimmie Binford, Laurie Howard, Brenda Calhoun, Carol West, Jim Burns, and Bev Wells. hNot pictured: Joe Whitaker and Harriet McLeanL This year SNEA members wanted to do something extra for their teachers, so they cooked and served lunch for them one day in the girls' dorm. Missions Fellowship Missions Fellowshgp is the organiza- tion on campus for anyone interested in mission work, foreign or local. Officers of Missions Fellowship: Rose Allen, President; Wayne McNeil, Vice President; and Naomi Proctor, Secre- tary- Treasurer . Dorm Council The Dorm Council is the governing body for both dorms. They handle most of the discipline problems that occur. Members of the council are Mike Morrison - Chairman, Ricky Istre, Carol West - counselor, Bev Wells - Secre- tary, Laurie Howard, and Bob on: - counselor. hNot pictured: Marsha Henning and Steve Spencer , both counselorsJ go! 09 Cfasses Sophomore Clas Sophomore class officers were Judy Powell - Secretary-Treasurer, and Raymond Maggard - President. ROSE ALLEN BOB ALLISON Louisville , Lexington , Kentucky Kentucky LINDA ANDERSON LARRY BAKER Cynthiana , Lexington , 84 Kentucky Kentucky ponsor - Mr. George Tapp TOM BRECHT DICK BRIGGEMAN JUNE BRIGGEMAN SANDI BROCK Winchester, Tell City, Tell City, Louisville, Kentucky Indiana Indiana Kentucky BRENDA CALHOUN DARRELL CARTER JANICE CARTER ROBERT COLLINS Louisville, Lexington, Tell City, Winchester, Kentucky Kentucky Indiana Kentucky MARLIN COMEAUX FREDDIE COPASS DILLARD DYER PHYLLIS FERGUSON Basile , Louisville , Winchester , Louisville , Indiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky 85 Slave Auction Help CARL GABHART EDDIE GALVIN RODNEY HAWKINS MARSHA HENNING Rose Hill, Winchester, Crestwood, Lake Charles, Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Louisiana BILL HILLARD BENNY HINTON GREG HOBBS JULIA HOLLAN Winchester , Georgetown , Winc hester , Booneville , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky IVAN JOHNSON MARY LOU KRIENER JANET LEE PHIL MAGGARD Alexandria, Junction City, Mt. Sterling. Lexington, Louisiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Class Night RAYMOND MAGGARD ALLEN MEDLEY MIKE MORRISON CHESTER McCAULEY Lexington , Lexington , Dallas , Cynthiana , Kentucky Kentucky Texas Kentucky STAN McDOUGAL HARRIET MCLEAN ANNE NORRIS BOB OTT Frankfort . Jennings , Mc Kinney , Louisville , Kentucky Louisiana Kentucky Kentucky Mrpmwww CONNIE PENCE PHILIP PENNINGTON FRANCIS PLAISANCE JUDY POWELL Dallas , Lexington , Abbeville , Winchester , Texas Kentucky Louisiana Kentucky 87 Twenty-Nine Students i BOBBY PRATHER PAUL PRESTON NAOMI PROCTOR FLAYVOUS RAY cynthiana , Salvisa , Louisville , Winchester , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky SHIRLEY RHODES BRENDA RICE KENNY ROSS TERRY ROYSE Linton . Winchester , Cynthiana , Winchester , Indiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky BOBBY SHRADER FLOYD STANLEY VICENT STOCKDELL GARY THIBODEAUX La Grange, Winchester, Jeffersonville, Lake Charles, Kentucky Kentucky Indiana Louisiana 968 Graduating Class SAMMY THOMAS DANNY THOMPSON LINDA TRUEX WAYNE WADLINGTON Paris , Louisville , Louisville , Lexington , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky LIN WARREN BILLY JOE WASSON DONNA WATTS BEVERLY WELLS Louisville, Winchester, Indian Fields, Louisville, Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky JACK WELLS CAROL WEST BONNIE WISEMAN YOKO YAMAGUCHI Winchester , Lexington , Winchester , Tokyo , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Japan 89 ROSE ALLEN Elementary Education Choir 1,2; Missions Fellowship 1, President 2; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1, Historian 1; Student Council Secretary 2; Most Likely to Succeed 2; Library Award 1. LINDA ANDERSON Political Science Missions Fellowship 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1. DEANE APPLEGA TE History LARRY BAKER Business Administration DICK BRIGGEMAN Psychology Dorm Council 2; Student Coun- cil 2. JUNE BRIGGEMAN Secretarial Science Girl's Basketball 1; Hiking Club 1. SANDI BROCK Elementary Education Cheerleader 1,72; Pep Club 1,2; Girl's Basketball 1; Appalachian Volunteers 1; Homecoming Court 2; Most School Spirited 2; May Day Court 1; Young Republicans Club Sec.-Treas. 1. BRENDA CALHOUN Home Economics Pep Club 1; SNEA 1,2; Appala- chian Volunteers 1; Drama Club Historian 1; Nutrition Award 1; Valedictorian 2. Sophomore Director DARRELL CARTER Psychology Pep Club 1,2; Torch Staff 2; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 2. JANICE CARTER Business Choir 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 1; Girl's Basket- ball 1. FREDDIE COPASS Health and P.E. Basketball 1,Captain 2; Most Athletic 1,2. PHYLLIS FERGUSON Psychology , Choir 1; Missions Fellomhip 1; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1; Appala- chian Volunteers 1; Homecom- ing Court 1,2; Most Feminine 2; May Day Queen 1. CARL GABHART General Intramurals 2; Basketball 1. RODNEY HAWKINS Secondary Education Intramurals 1,2. MARSHA HENNING Psychology Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Dorm Council 2. GREG HOBBS History Choir 2; Intramurals 2; Pep Club 2. IVAN JOHNSON Chemical Engineering Transfer student from Louisiana State University Choir 2; Intramurals 2; Missions Fellowship 2; Pep Club 2; Out- standing Citizenship 2. MARY LOU KRIENER Education Pep Club 2; SNEA 2; Torch Staff 2; Young Republicans President 2. JANET LEE Music Music Award 2; Bible Award 2. PAUL MACE English RAYMOND MAGGARD Physical 'Educ ation Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2; President of Sopho- more Class 2. ALLEN MEDLEY Architecture Choir 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball Man- ager 1,2. MIKE MORRISON History Choir 1,2; Missions Fellowship 1; Dorm Council 1, Chairman 2; Appalachian Volunteers 1; Student Council 2. CHESTER McCAULEY Agriculture Pep Club 1. STAN McDOUGAL History Choir 2; Pep Club 2. HARRIET McLEAN Elementary Education Choir 2; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; SNEA Asst. Reporter 1; f Activities Treasurer 2'; Basketball 1; Appalachian Volunteers His- torian 1; Dorm Council 1. ANNE NORRIS Literature Pep Club 2; Hiking Club 1; YoungRepublicans 1. BOBBY OTT English Choir 1, President 2; Pep Club 1, Pres. 2; SNEA V-Pres. 1, Ky. State V-Pres. 2; Torch Staff Asst. Editor 1, Co-Editor- in-Chief 2; Dorm Council Vice Chairman 2; Hiking Club 1; Student Council 1,2; Drama Club 1; Mr. S.C.C. 2; Best All Around Sophomore 2; Most School Spirited 1,2; Best All Around Freshman 1; Most Likely to Succeed 2; Most Talented 2; Outstanding Leadership 2. JUDY POWELL Nursing Choir 1,2; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 1; Most Talented 2. BOBBIE PRATHER Accounting Intramurals 1,2; Salutatorian 2. NAOMI PROCTOR General Missions Fellowship 1, Secre- tary 2; Pep Club 2; Appalachian Volunteers 1; History Award 2. SHIRLEY RHODES Home Economics Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1; Girl's Basketball 1; Hiking Club 1; Most Comical 1,2; Bible Award 1 . KENNY ROSS Accounting Intramurals 1 , 2 . EERRY ROYSE .. Psychology BOB SHRADER Pre Law Choir 2; Intramurals 1,2; Young Republicans Club 2. STEVE SMITH Business Pep Club 2; Basketball 2. STEVE SPENCER Social Sciences Dorm Council 2. VINCENT STOCKDELL Secondary Education Intramurals 2; SNEA 2. GARY THIBODEAUX Physical Education Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1; Basketball 1,2; Dorrn Coun- cil 1; Student Council 1; Young Republicans 1,2. SAMMY THOMAS History and Coaching Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Torch Staff 2; Basketball 1,2; Most Friendly 2; Most Comical 2. DANNY THOMPSON English Choir 1,2; Missions Fellowship 1, V-Pres. 1; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1; Student Council 1, President 2. LINDA TRUEX Business Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2; Torch Staff 2; Student Council V-Pres. 2; Young Republicans Sec. 2; May Day Court 1; Most Friendly 2. DONNA WATTS Elementary Education Missions Fellowship 1. JACK B. WELLS Literature Choir 2 . CAROL WEST Special Education Choir Asst. Sec. 1, Sec. 2; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; SNEA 1, Sec. 2; Torch Staff Asst. Editors 1, Co-Editor-In- Chief 2; Dorm Council 2; Miss S.C.C. 2; Homecoming Court 1,2; Best All Around Sophomore 2; Best All Around Freshman 1; Most Talented 1; May Day Princess 1; Freshman Class President 1. MIKE WILLIAMS Psychology Intramurals 1 , 2 . BONNY WISEMAN Sociology YOKO YAMAGUCHI General Choir 1,2; Pep Club 2; Out- standing Leadership 2. BEV WELLS Chemistry Choir 1,2; Cheerleader 1, Captain 2; Pep Club 1,2; SNEA 1, President 2; Torch,Staff 2; Basketball 1; Dorm Council Sec. 2; Student Council 1. Officers of the Freshman class were - Gary Conkin, Treasurer; Howard Ragsdale, President; and Jerry Witten, Vice-President. Herb Allen. Henry Aparicio Deane Applegate Louisville, La Pas. Tollesboro, Kentucky Bolivia Kentucky Virgil Austin Pam Ayers Wine hes ter , Lexington , Kentucky Kentucky 92 Paula Babe: Ralph Bailey Pam Barnes Dario Bautista Louisville , Winchester , Cynthiana , Lexington . Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Jimmie Binford Charles Borders Ronnie Bowman Janet Briggs Dallas . Hutchins , Winchester , Sulphur , Texas Kentucky Kentucky Louisiana Susan Bright Jirn Burns Steve Burton Gary Conkin Louisville , Bondville , Somerset , Louisville , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky 93 Freshman Class Sponsors Jo Ellen Comett Richard Crawford Jim Daniel Lillian Ewen Winchester , Everett , Dallas , Winchester , Kentucky Pennsylvania Texas Kentucky Sandy Ford Carolyn Freeman Judy Freeman Esther Green Louisville . Irvine , Lexington , Greenville , Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky South Carolina Carlene Gregoire Wayman Hayes Ronnie Hickman Philip Holley Baker, Winchester, Louisville, Mt. Sterling, Louisiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky 94 r. and Mrs. Cliff Miller g. Duane Houtz Laurie Howard Ricky Istre Donnie Johnson Winchester , Jennings , Sulphur, Oakdale , Kentucky Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Kaye Johnson Ronnie Jones Dean Kimbrell Ronnie Kleehammer Winchester , Galla tin , Winchester , Henryville , Kentucky Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Joe Lindsey Cary Lingenfelter Wayne McNiel Judy Marsh Winchester , Everett . Dallas , Cynthiana , Kentucky Pennsylvania Texas Kentucky 95 Freshman Class Gives Banque Richard Martindale Doris Jean Mason Doris Morguson Jerrie Morrison Sullivan , Dallas , Winchester , Dallas , Indiana Texas Kentucky Texas Bobbie Mullins Richard Parido Amalie Preston Jerry Puckett La fayette , Winchester , Salvisa , Winchester , Louisiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Howard Ragsdale Carolyn Rector Cheryl Ross Paul Sandage Columbus, Winchester, Cynthiana, Tell City, Indiana Kentucky Kentucky Indiana 96 .1 Winchester Country Club Mike Sturgeon John Thomas Akita Tsuchihashi Suzanne Vibbert Louisville , Winchester , Tokyo . Louisville , Kentucky Kentucky Japan Kentucky Media Vires Joe Whitaker Jerry Wilson Wilbert Winkle Clay City, Gallatin, Winchester, Cynthiana, Kentucky Tennessee Kentucky Kentucky Carl Witten Jerry Witten B'etty Woosley Joe Woosley Hanover . Louisville , Irvine , Winchester , Indiana Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky 97 98 970! 099 3752122 ories .99 Someday, our memorieswill begin to fade . . . In the years to come, take time to look back . . . For each of us there have been those who have made the two years a little more special. Our mem- ories of them will never fade. Class pictures, club pictures, candid pictures, all preserve the past for us; but it's the memories behind the pic- tures that give them meaning. l00 The memories are shadows now, lonely, vague, and lazy against the years; but though the impressions are dimming the thoughts behind them are still - and always will be - very vivid. Time cannot erase the joys, the hardships, the thrills, the defeats, the triumphs, the doubts, the discoveries that all of us have experienced these two years: a special and most im- portant two years - our years at S.C.C. As sand passes through the hour-glass, so do our lives pass through time, leaving us only with the memories of days past. We leave - but we take the memories with us. I0l Pres. Houtz reads a letter to the sophomores from Dean Lydic. As the sophomores received their certificates, they realized their two years at S.C.C. were over. Dr. John Snyder from Indiana Uni- versity addressed the graduating class of e'68. Awards Presented Class Night I: This year, for the first time, the Torch staff sponsored a Class Night. It's purpose was to re- cognize the sophomores and to award outstanding members of the student body. The program, with Mr. Tapp as Master of Ceremonies, included: processional of Soph- omores; a short talk by the sophomore class president - Raymond Maggard; an address by Mr. Henry L. Ott; two songs, Yesterday and Once Upon a Time , sung by Judy Powell; and presentation of awards by Mrs. Branch Carty. The installation of new Student Council members was also an event of Class Night. All I can say is . . . Some people must really rate! l03 Looking Back . . There's never a dull moment with Sandi around . S.C.C. students Hear no evil, See no evil, and Speak no evil. Q . Anybody for a chicken fight? and Rememberig Please, Bro. Houtz - I need a C to graduate. B.M.O.C. I06 Q70! 72ny 9706911919 em en 13 l07 Pieamont Church of Christ 7110 BRUTON ROAD DALLAS, TEXAS EX 1-5656 ELDERS: MINISTER: DEACONS: W. R. Nail Julius M. Hovan Romie Rasor D. O. Pledger Olan Mason Julious Brooks Jerry Reece F. G. 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CESASEEEEE LOMA SERVICE MANUFACTURING Phone 744- 2431 L. R. usuomn HOPKINS 28 Wall Street Winchester Kentucky CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 18 North Main Street Winchester, Kentucky IIO WINCHESTER BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Incorporated 1885 t Phone 744-3972 56-58 South Main Winchester, Kentucky SUPER VALUE Shop at THORNBURY'S MARKET REES PRINTING COMPANY Masonic Boulevard Phone 744-4785 Winchester, Kentucky For school supplies, art supplies, and typewriters see REES PRINTING CO. Compliments of SELLERSBURG CHURCH OF CHRIST A Church backing Christian Education. CHURCH OF CHRIST Cramer and Hanover Lexington, Kentucky SCHEDULE OF SERVICES LORD'S DAY Bible School ------- 9:45 a. m. Preaching and Lord's Supper ------------- 10:50 a. m. Young People's Classes - 6:30 p. m. Preaching and Teaching - 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Bible Study -------- 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY Bible Class ------- 10:00 a. m. Assemble yourselves, all ye, and hear. Isa. 48:14 COMPLIMENTS OF KENTUCKY AVENUE CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST State Rd. 60 West Borden, Indiana E. C. RINGER - Minister SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School ------ 9:45 a. m. Worship Service - - - - 10:30 am. WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting ----- 7:30 p. m. in SHADELAND VILLAGE CHURCH OF CHRIST meeting at 2044 North Olney Street, Indianapolis, Indiana will henceforth be known as SOUTH PARKER STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST located at 225 South Parker Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46201. You are welcome to visit with us when in the Indianapolis area. MOUNT AUBURN CHURCH OF CHRIST Parkview and Lindsey Sts. Dallas, Texas MINISTER: Neil Phillips Elders: D. J. Ferguson Dr. C. E. Brooks Roy Ferguson Dr. H. E. Wood Deacons: Bruce Casali James F. 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Snowden Greenfield Estates Winchester, Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. Ivy J. Istre 723 Third Street Jennings, Louisiana US Now the stage is void of students, but next year it will be once again teeming with ambitious, hopeful freshmen and sophomores. Some of these will succeed and there will be those who will fail. Their destiny lies in their willingness to do their best and in their contributions to the world about them. Few individuals can hope to change the course of events, but each can llb try to contribute whatever he can. The years will find us all in different places, doing different things. Our visions of S.C.C. will, like everything else, begin to fade; but it is not the memory of the physical structure which is important. The re- servoir of experiences which SCC has given us will be invaluable in every endeavor of our lives. 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