Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

an X I QW MID C0NT1NENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center Independence MO 64055 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd. M G C MOZARKIAN '70 Yearbook of Southwest Baptist College Bolivar, Missouri Volume 52 'D 4 3 2 f .--V, , ',fg:g,,f-.1 S2 CF Table of Contents Diversions. . ..l2 Athletics . .. 50 Classes ....... .. 74 Administration .... l32 lndex . .. l58 In April, 1969, Sandy Linville and Bill Jester, juniors were selected to reign as Mr. and Miss Southwest for the coming year. Sandy, a physical education major is active in PEM club and serves as co-captain for the cheerleaders. A speech major at Southwest, Bill travels with the college debate team. The ingredients of happiness are so simple that they can be counted on one hand. Perhaps Sandy and Bill have found one of these precious ingredients by wearing the titles, Mr. and Miss Southwest. Mrk and Miss Southwest I97O l Kali Jester and Sandy Linville Aiu.-, . 1 if il 5 wife. 5, ii ? IR .1 P' It ,WY ff' u L s w .1 'Q u r ' ' UECQQ. Happlness us never caused by circumstances Happuness can be had for each one enjoying small thlngs every day 1 1 -, w. .lu X iq -git? ..rLL -s -,,,,s Q. Q' X-ik: ,am V ig? ,rg I Z als ,gave ' v gf?- LIZXI Diversions v X T 5 bf'- if-. 42:16 Student A new constitution was the prelude to a year of exciting events and projects tackled by the Student Association. Three branches of this organization, the Student Senate, the Student Activities Council, and the Spiritual Life Council coordinated each program to make it one of significant importance. The Student Senate, as compared to the United States Senate, is in charge of all legislative policies, and expresses student policy. There was probably never a time when so much official effort was being expended to produce happiness .,. And thus, is the duty of the Student Activities Council as they planned and prepared for Homecoming, the Mozarkian Pageant, the Mr. and Miss Southwest Pageant, High School Days, and the Student Association Movies. Within the council of Spiritual Life, lies the task of studying, advising and coordinating the programs related to spiritual life. Therefore, the councils work all for one CS. A.-everyonej and one for all-SWBC. Association ,., ,S ,ga .534-P4495 4, Barb Taylor, Rita Hogg, and Sue Stout, members of the Student Association Publicity committee, prepare to announce one ot the many activities sponsored by the organization. The services of the Student Association encompass a wide range of activities including everything from providnng entertainment to opportunities for choosing student leaders. V - X A 47, , 1 UM Student MENC Student Music Edu- cators National Con- Calvln Helsley Sam Timbrook .hm Threlkeld 11- rt i hi llurphy Jim Murr Jim Evans John Donnell Tim Thompson Second H iey Na on Rick Hobbit Terry Wrinkle Front row Glenda Cantrell vention provided pro- grams of interest to students planning to enter the field of music education. Sponsored by Miss Carol Bevier, and with the capable leadership of their officers, this year proved to be very productive for Student MENC Stage Band Besides contributing to the excitement of several games the Stage Band a so presen ed Convocation program this year Their performance was enthusiastically accepted by the student body ,J ,,,,-- llaxwell gleman at Pitts erwood Darrell -nmons Brent Helton Randy Meek Jlm Mulr John Murphy Eddy Newharl Ron Relman Sam Tlmbrook Steve Woods French Horn Mlke Casslly Phll Jones Mark Rams Ann Rldley Suzanne Sanders Shirley Swetnam Trombone Rlck Bobbltt Randall Bunch Dwayne Edwards Blll Jester Anthony Jordan Tvm Long Run Maupin Richard Mules Gary Robinson Baritone Carl Roberts Allen Hlnes Mlke McCoy Steven Nalotl Mlke Wood Tuba Greg Beydler .hm Jeter Kevun Swmk Terry Wrvnkle Strung Bass Nancy Atkms Percussuon Sally Batson Ron Blount Lmda Hlleman Candy Lyerla Mlke Moore Ken Peterson Collegiate Singers Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying Who pleasure gives shall joy receive. The collegiate singers will surely receive great joy because of their enthusiasm in making others happy through their songs. This year brought a new name to the former a cappella choir and with it a refreshing new sound. Contempos The Contempos want to say something to people through music. This is their aim and its accomplishment is evident in the pleasant receptions they receive wherever they sing. On one occasion they entertained Missouri's Secretary of State, Mr. Kirkpatrick and during the Easter Break they toured South Dakota. S S . i ' . '1-'., r- -. .- I 'f.'f'E V ' -..,.f.. .rr '-.. , ii , i e 'l 2' , J ,,l ..e Back row 11-rl Allen Hickman, Susan Houston, Alan Stevens, Vickie Solsberry, Ed Widtham, Wanda Cahy, Mike Rice, Cyntha McCoy, Alan Hines, Barbara Popp, Robert Ingold. Second row from back Phyllis Playter, Tom Dean, Pam Durst, Steve Whisler, Sally Batson, Steve Woods, Sandy Westfall, Norman Wakefield, Alma Hall, Jim Cascarelle. Second row from front Janet West. Robin Salsman. Susan Beckner, Terry Buffin ton, Barbara Hammons. Snider Hendrickson, Judy Wilkinson, David Etter, Hattie Wasson, Dennis Stone. Front row gerry Wood, Sandra Trucks, Sam Timbrook, Lorena Evans, Tom Boone, Linda Poe, Jerry LaMont, Mary Stahl. First Row tl-rj Marti Edmondson, Hattie Wasson, Monica Keathley Dawn 0'NeiII, Judy Wilkinson, Sharon Michaels :alfamsgs?'Bf5x?g2::ggWNllg:K:yllgi:loii:g.CaIvin Helsley, Russ Smith, Roger Glidewell, Mike Rice, Allen Hines, Snider 1 V 'If ,Q f 1 if 3' W VW '59 fyN 0 0 ' , r. 4' as 173,-5-I '53 .ugfwz ,ii I -Q f D ll -.L I 'i Q I 'm Ks f I i. -J ll 'V l , V I 1 f ' ,..u:L U I .kuiv - Nl PRODLICTIGNS Merchant of Venice The fall production of The Merchant of Venice brought Shakespeare to life. Through the combined efforts of the lighting crew, stage hands, and the cast, under the direction of Mr. Boutwell, the drama department began a very rewarding year. The success of The Merchant of Venice was only a preview of the success of the feature productions Royal Hunt of the Sun and Music Man. sv Royal Hunt ofthe Sun X 21. x Pi isf+i 'Q Kappa Deha Pi Kappa Delta, the debate and forensics fraternity, has brought many honors to SWBC. Traveling to Phoenix, Arizona last spring to compete in national competition, they ranked in the nation's top ten percent and earned a superior rating. This year Bill Jester won first place at St. Louis University for an oral interpre- tation. tf,1l?' 4 2 Q i , Q.. MA.- , 'vm 2 I 4., .gl ifwifr. , sy. ,, , ,, ..-:W .nga fa: ' .Egg as V ,gi 2 . -may 1 Nw. ,ig , .gh , L . F a x l 'J -.1-'xv fx! 'K 4-4- 'IV Pi Kappa Delta officers: John Elder, Vice-President, Pam Hyde, Secretary: Bill Jester, President. John Elder, a debater and speech major, employs his tactics skillfully. :tm ,wztm-t.tem mw,wtm1t,'rm ew4-Qbtmnniua s f Q ww riff This is Mr. John Hackworth's first year at SWBC and he f and forensics tournaments. SPOHSOrs Ffi Kappa Delta and travels with them to all debate I St E af 'A N vi, 4 1 Beta Lambda Bert Sowers, Janis Hudson Phi Beta Lambda is a national organizaton of college students who are majoring in the area of business. The programs of this campus organization provide opportunities for members to visit area businesses as well as to hear several different businessmen speak on various aspects of the business world. 45421 X - ei Ga Sa Br: , 1 f-1, 4 v Q I 1 K i I I 4 4 Y F5 .1 15 1 1 X W Ex ,I --I Q x ? . F K 5 sdfj f p .ll , ww.. 1 ,, 'fm QW - mga, f . -L ,b . 1 , 1 WSW 'gg a. W -, . sw. - I wry:-. 'T ' '-mix P 4 J 4 I- M W 4 kc fm.. j, fi.. , KJ .4 ., , 2'--X Aff A 5 '- ,.,-14, -V 'Ax bm W 1, r ' E K E: ? 'Q 9 f . i w 5 I I ,. , ...... , go. 1 I 1 l 1 1 i s w E E, K 3 3 5 I ' WA SWEETHEART BANQLI ET Miss Glenda Cantrell a junior from Neosho, Missouri, was crowned the 1970 YWA Sweetheart at the annual Banquet held in the field house on February 13. She was escorted by Larry Atkins of Bolivar, and was crowned by Linda Fraizer, co- president of the organization. The other candidates for the honor were Barbara Fields, Sandy Westfall, Carolyn Green, and Barb Wiltfong. Coronation Mr. John Bryant was the Master of Ceremonies, and he and his wife provided the entertainment for the evening. The guest speaker was Mrs. Elizabeth Swadley, author of YOUR CHRISTIAN WEDDING. 32' fl 1 I ,M + .' 4 . It ly , 'W' - .,.! ifnwu is I 4 LQ' 7 'TT in ,if - .fgvlgr-ijgv, '2 ,..- 1v:3ag1g1a.:-ys 5 ft 112377 f'5'I-kieeiffifriii I , f'f' Q'-et eff- ,.:, f f 1...-5, :UA- L,.. 1. Qu I a.'Q . gr-5 0 J . I ij f I ly. f New . Lil- if 5-iz: 1 ll-gg .- gg -Q N55 1 1 4 qbbdn if vw! Q Q . PPINESS . . . HOMECGMI G '69' Life Service Awards Happiness Is .., was the perfect theme for Homecoming 1969. From the Life Service Award Convocation to the post game entertainment featuring Grady Nutt, the entire weekend was filled with Happiness. Dean Orien Hendrix, Miss Helen L. Miller, and Rev. Jerry Ray Kibbons received Life Service Awards in Convocation Friday morning and were honored with an informal reception that afternoon. Oratorio Elijah Friday night, the SWBC Oratorio Chorus presented Elijah! Dorm Displays Saturday morning brought happiness in the form of residence hall decorations. lt seems that happiness is different things to different dorms. But they all had the right idea-a victory for the Bearcats! Pictured here is Leslie Hall with its first place dorm display. Snoopy's Revue Snoopy's Review, a talent show featuring faculty, stafl, and students was indeed a happy success. Homecoming Parade Saturday afternoon, brought Snoopy and all his friends spreading happiness throughout the streets of Bolivar. Q-QS REV .4 Alumni Meetings Saturday evening, happiness was remembering as the alumni attended the annual Homecoming Banquet. 9 or 4 I A, N .gm I :AL Hg w lf Ng Im Ml Athletics ,,..,aP .,..,-f' -. . . .iq JU IOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS -,1. .41 9'-:?:2g..,., Rf- .. . 'Q ,. 'uf-'ff-ffm: E . - v vel' I nf- . A -p 4 'r ,af 7 if , , . J, TopRow: Horion. . -- 34' ...W .41 , ff-sf fl P '.,'5f. 2 ',' . I V A, If . 9 ' , ' '4,'jg'f,,i,. . Dorothy Long, Linda Engleman, Debbie Stacy. Bottom Row: Doris Richardson, Nancy Brillhart, Loretta f 5 S. ,.,.... .. -ww ., .,.. , ,J 'Z.R:3.1iif..'f7 WL? ri' iii-1'F3ii3,LZLk-Pr',-'.L2:'7fLLLiElE.2: X 'I M. YY Q-f s 0, QM 'mo IQ' ,-Q, W . ,, 3' 4- . ll Q3 ,ai J YN 4 '- . i E LZ 'F . Ja 4,110 .Q - ,.. , 5 ... Z,-f f Q f fl? A . BK Y , . rf 'V wx in XT ffl.: l Q5 .f ,Q , 4 . 1,4 2 2 V L, 'x'. Xix o U10 9.44 9 a. Q0 352394 f N . , H QXH U4 H? NS' 13 5 ilq :if 3 I M fl f , X, 5-R ii Fifi IEP 1 rs ll ll! g .- W.. s-.44 'Q I A JL-, ll i N 1 4 1 4 V 1 . .2-,gp . .,,L. , A. A I KK ' 1ZA X, Q' 1 3. 4 ' YV Q -5' ff v I n 1 1 ' 1 1v,f A ,Qj, .?': n , I .7 Front row David Coy Jim Cascarelle Back row Larry Barb Mike Wrinkle Ed Maness Bowling Team The bowling team, coached by Mr. Rogers, represents our school in inter- collegiate activities. The team has been eagerly awaiting the opening of the Felix Goodson CoHege Union, in order to make use of the bowling facilities there. ly Oy fy-1,-4 'r,.-.air in- a-' 1' ... xxx! lv ,f'1f y ,. is.-:.a - -l.y,,..... - I D- -' D V J. ' Q -HLA ' ' ' is A 4 0, .fx . . 'L qgrl- - . U , .. , x , ,qfsf J' I 7 'Lf 142 1'7 -:ra-U., V, '9 A. Q If If KW . as A - ' L. 3 7 'gg V Gi I 'I an K, Z wr X NH! 1... ,.,, , -'Tin-'-f I I I . Classes Freshmen Suddenly confronted with 1,200 new faces and a newly acquired freedom, each member of the freshman class embarks on a new adventure. Realizing their position of being the underclassmen is startlingly apparent at the on set of Freshmen Initiation Week. They find themselves attired in beanies, carrying posters to distinguish them from the upperclassmen, doing buttons and eggbeaters, and even walking backwards. They have come . . , to study hard, think quietly .. to bear all cheerfully, do all bravely, await occasions . .. Sammy Allen Independence Rebecca Aylsworth Platte City Mehdi Ania Tehran, Iran Kathy Awbery - Branson Deby Baker Forsyth Dave Barclay ' Lafayette, Ind. . -Q Gary Bearce Rich Hill if ., g ll - . iii! ' if A '11 V I ' i,.,i. f f .f , Y Susan Beckner Marshfield Claudia Beeman Nevada Derrall Beasley Stockton Dennis Berry Vida Stanley Berry Vida Greg Beydler El Dorado Springs -X Linda Brendlinger Cassville Doris Bray Vienna Nancy Brillhart Hutchinson, Kan. Carla Brown Peculiar , K W ,' Y A hu, , A A X 'ff Freshmen Class Officers Gary Bearce-president, Steve Woods-vice-president and Marlesia Morgan-secretary, Kay Parrack-treasurer. 1 Qi 675 T N-1 X-1, N. -gf 1 if -3 x-.-1 Q 5 ig f I 3 i-+I x i f l V3 Apart from enthusiasm joy cannot live. is K , r . fs! 5 ' J. S . s Lili -':- f' j A DLE? 5' - 5 Y . f ' 'iff C' ' U , :ga 3 I -ef 44 ' JF' ' rl.-0,84 . 'K-. , .,. 'lp Q! Russell Brown Columbus. Ohio Terry Buffington Tebbetts Robert Buffington Bolivar Loretta Echols Bolivar Howell Burkhead Houston Loretta Byron DeSoto Karen Caldwell Sullivan Nancy Carlson Kansas City Cheryl Cannady Purdy Brenda Cassil Jamestown Linda Catt Bolivar Galen Chamers Ava Frederick Chan Hong Kong Peter Chan Hong Kong Lee Anne Chaney Charleston Michael Cheney Bolivar Mike Chipman Steelville Lee Chisefsky Rockville Md. Shirley Curtis Vida Janice Clark Richmond Nancy Cline Buffalo Margaret Coday Mansfield Albert Coe Bettendorf, Iowa Richard Colston Independence Jerry Compton Potosi f'2. ,fn ' 5 .7.. J be we r fe Forrest Copenhaver an ' Potosi 4' iii' f' Sharon Counts A 3 H. Cuba C X . -L David rum --1 - ' , Mexico 'J 4' b e Janice Currence - v A Eldon ' David Dahunsi Ogbomosho, Nigeria , 'T ' Diana Davenport v M26 Marshfield Richard Davenport Joplin ' Tim Davidson Joplin Jeannie Davis '7 Steelville Glenda Davison Halfway To be happy ourselves is a most effectual contribution to the happiness of others. Marion Diesel Piedmont Debbie Dillon 1, A, ' St. James 3 AI Doenges 1 Chicago, Ill. Pam Durst Amoret Helen Eager Clinton .4 ', 4' ii rs F , 5. e , 'T Donna Elmore Booneville, Ark. Linda Engleman Bolivar Nancy English St. Louis Jim Evans Kansas City Ruth Evans Kansas City Ron Fansler Minneapolis, Minn. Doug Firkins Independence Elizabeth Fisher Sedalia Peggy Francis Norborne Quinnetta Frisbee Cabool Xl 'Sz' -.Ii ev, w li !53 1 'I' , - wah -e. A -, -. g -nfl pity, I -r--r A3 . w ' I '1 , Q ,nr N, a m ,j.'ee,.- 9 -J -. in ,, s. Q5 wg .X 5. Paul Ellis shows his I-A , Xe., i t, Martha Fortner Malden Vicki Gambill St. Louis Alice Garner Slater Sandra Gerster EI Dorado Springs Sharla Gilbert Richland Bob Glidewell East Alton, lll. Merrily Glotfelty Highlandville Connie Green Lebanon Greg Griffin Humansville Alma Hall Bolivar expert skill in doing a freshmen button. Pat Halsey Abilene, Kan. Barbara Hammons Fair Play Vicki Harding Kansas City Bonita Harrell St. Louis Virginia Ruth Harvey Independence Sandy Haskins Pacific ,J uf 1 x 1 N I X ,A .31 X ii . f N 3 i , l .r Linda Miley Sedalia Brenda Monk Mexico Teri Mooney Lutesville Marlesia Morgan Richland Joyce Morris St. Louis Jim Muir Fenton Pat Muir Sullivan Dianne Mutch Girard Eddie Neuhart Bolivar Velma Norris Altamont, Ill. Nancy 0'DelI Lebanon Bob Oetting Jefferson City Debbie Oliver Arnold Gary Page Kansas City Pat Panepinto Belle Vernon, Penn. Pam Madole Windsor Paul Mark IVIIIO Fred Martin Piedmont Rosane Martin Ottawa, Kan. Kathy Matthew St. Ann Leta Matthews Bolivar Ina Maxwell Gallatin Don Micke Calhoun Sharon Michae Crestwood Richard Miles Houston You grow up the day you have your 3'W'W' first real Ia vo . .Y - . MTTLTZW fb, Av' ev I ugh-at yourself. Kay Parrack Mt. Vernon Barbara Peterson Stockton Lawrence Phillips Independence Janice Phipps Lamar Phyllis Playter Bolivar Linda Poe Carterville i A- a A P A we .Q . 1, . 1 V . '- 3 ,I I F Q X' N' V' , r ' iff' wa- 4' Jr .H f., J :av .g Barbara Ann Popp Martinsburg Anna Potts Bolivar Mary Price Osceola Robbi Pursselley Republic Janet Pybas Effingham, Ill. Debra Reed California Harriet Reeder Sf. Paul, Minn. Debbie Rhoades St. Louis Doris Richardson Valley Park Rex Rice Aldrich Ann Roberts Polk Sandy Rogers Waco, Texas Dave Roustio Cedar Rapids, Iowa Robin Salsman Richland Karen Sams Richland Sheilah Sasaki Lihue, Hawaii Regina Scroggins Fayetteville, Ark. Margaret Sconce lrondale Jan Scott Bolivar Joan Scott Bolivar Linda Scott Springfield Paul Scott, Jr. Roachdale, lnd. Grace Sebring Bolivar Danalee Shamel Lebanon Gary Sherman Wheatland Pam Sherman Bolivar Roy Sherrid St. Charles Debra Shirley Spokane Beth Smith Singapore Gail Smith St. Louis James Smith Miller Ricky Smith Cassville Rosalyn Sneller Jefferson City Mary Stahl Clarksburg Philip Stephens Cowgill Alan Stevens St. Louis Charlotte Stevenson Sedalla Ruth Strange Oak Grove Jennifer Stueber Raytown David Suits Bartonville, lll. 2'- Be cheerful. Of if Vera Jean Swezy Grain Valley Kevin Swink Union Star Kay Swofford Lou isburg Suzanne Tallman Hawk Point Sharon Tennison Lebanon Marilyn Tillery Bolivar Janet Turnbough Steelville Mike Turnbough Steelville Frances Underwood St. Louis Norman Wakefield Bolivar Barbara Walker Aurora Linda Walker Marshall Sarah Wallin Springfield Janice Welshhon Dunnegan Joyce Faye Wenzel Bourbon Janet West St. Louis Linda West Versailees David Williams Hughesville Brenda Wilson Jefferson City Martha Wilson Chicago Hts., lll. Vicki Wolford Marshall Steve Woods Bolivar Patricia Wright Osage Beach Terresa Yeates Kansas City Rickey Younl Potosi Jerome Backus Houston Pat Booth Dallas, Tex. Russell Brown Columbus, Ohio Terry Canady Wentworth Peter Chan Hong Kong Delane Dunn Potosi Jim Kemper EI Dorado Springs George Lam Hong Kong Ken Lassiter Pahokee, Fla. Rosane Martin Ottawa, Kan. Samuel Olaniran Oluponna, Iwo Gloria Pogue Bolivar Rusty Shaklee Cumberland, Md. Paula Snider Lebanon Mac Stroback St. James 'EF' fi 1,+w2L5z'j 1 ani.. ,.,, Z ,V '36 I H Q -4 Xrgi l ,., tv 1 w A I 4 I -el and lebbie Shultz demonstrated ecomingactivitnes. Wheatland Bev Dodge Sioux Falls SD Dale Dolifka Flager, Colo, Steven Dotson Owensville Beverly Dunning Independence Gary Byers Stockton Allan Cabannis Chicago, Ill. Nolan Carrier Lockwood Deva Cline Manes Linda Cope Kansas City Betty Daugherty Bolivar Gerald Daughtery Waynesville Pat Decker Greenfield Dan Deering St. Louis X44 - Sophomores Arlen Dickman I Melvin Echols Little Rock, Ark. B. J. Emmenheiser Eureka David Etter Pierce City Lorena Evans Kansas City Raylene Evans Kansas City, Kan. fb nh! -.,z f A 2 iicel Sue Evans Independence Jeanne Fearnside Kansas City Barbara Field Independence Margaret Fultz Warren, Minn. Rodney Galloway Laddonia Jim Gerlt Versailles Joyce Glanville Preston Belinda Gormley Richland Wesley Graver Owasso, Marlene Green Kansas City David Hacker Bolivar Sharon Haley Otterville Sharon Hamilton Crocker Kathy Hammond Weaubleau Peggy Hansel St. Clair Kathy Hardin Fulton Carol Harmon Bolivar Paulette Harpham Edwards Josalynn Harris Stockton Debbie Haupt Poplar Bluff Ann Hayes Cuba Nancy Hebbert Bolivar Bob Henley Fulton Donna Henson Eucha, Okla, Allen Hines Bolivar Doug Hobbick Hutchinson, Kan David Hoade Verona Don Honey Newburg Sherman Horton Indianapolis, Ind Sian Hosler Higginsville Bruce Hudson Renault, Ill. Jane Hudson Bolivar Richard Hurtgen Hillsboro Robert lngold Brookfield Gary Jackson Humansville James Jones Fairfax Eric Juhlin Arnold Jean Kelsey Lebanon Judy Kelso Lebanon Don Kendall Eureka Marilyn King Springfield Ron Kitchen Bourbon Jackson Lacy Bolivar 'VY' 46' 465 A 3 -pi .4 .1 ,- -,.,,,. , xv 'ZZ' J 'sa 129 w ' ' ' -L T7 x 25' Lf ' I the new library I , ,. . WS-X, f 1 hs ' V v Y ' 1 .1 -I J: KA b A ' Q x H. ' xV - . ' ,N . . ' 8 , if ' A ,- ,i fl Lt:-' I, I: t l 531 QQ, l 377 1 , F 478,15 'f 4 4' f , ' A ,':- VZW rv' .fp . . c 'Il :X-Tix' H 'P -' j . ,ll Barb Pitts and Sherri Sturgeon helped keep the bearcat spirit as members ofthe cheering squad. during Frosh initiation! Larry Mays Highland, Ind. J. Randolf Meek Parkville Joy Miller Frankford Steve Morrow Jefferson City Calvin Nation Phoenix, Ariz. Dawn O'NeilI Bolivar Rodney Oglesby Bethalto, Ill. Ezekiel Oyebiyi lre-ikiran, Nigeria James Parsley f-7 Ava Nancy Payne Bolivar David Perkins LaVaIe, Maryland Steve Phillips Chillicothe Barbara Pitts Springfield ' 4 Pat Pitts P I Humansville Peggy Polly Eldon .,. y..,,...,f , 1 Treasurer Ruth Lawrence not only helped in registration: but, also was the instigator of the candle lighting ceremony during frosh initiation. tx 1 v,,.1 5,3 -1 V7 ..,z WY vc 1 -4'1 if Y l l !d f 'TY rj' V. x 'tr XE' Bill Rook Harrisonville Elise Russell Mt. Vernon Steve Ross Windsor Linda Smith Ruth Potter Buffalo Dan Prier Purdy Mike Pruett Crystal City Keith Radford Kansas City Rexanna Reeder Gladstone Aaron Remington Springfield Barry Reynolds St. Charles Michael Rice Jefferson City Beverly Richard Lebanon Joanne Robinson Clinton Independence Jeanie Salyer Versailles Bill Sample Brighton, Ill. One of the friendliest sophomores, Mike Woods, seemed to be caught in a moment of pleasant thought, Stan Hosler, coke in hand, displayed a friendly at the Trustee's reception. Stephen Smith Raytown Greg Thomas Stark Kansas City Sherry Sturgeon Poplar Bluff Shirley Swetnam Excelsior Springs smile fu! -b ..-7, N as Wayne Sanders Ballwin Nancy Schauffler Bolivar Dana Sciolaro Grain Valley Karen Seawel St. Louis Stan Seawel St. Louis Alan Shaw Stoutland Debbie Shultz St. Louis Gary Sides Raytown :vs 'T 5 ,.,.,,.7.,,. .N ..,, A i ' ' ffl. 4-Q 1-5 I i ll l i I v 1 l l.. D Greg Watson Fenton Deanne Waugh Marshlieid Sue Welch Aurora James White Steelville Sophornores werent Camera shy if you dont Peggy Whited Louisburg Judy Wilkinson St. Louis Gary Willey Kansas City Bill Williams Lebanon Brenda Williams Lebanon George Williams Sedalia Brenda Wilson Winfield Jim Wilson Pacific Ellen Vappmeyer represented her class as she shouted bearcat praises. Sue Maultsby demonstrated sophomore friendliness as she talked with Rev, O. V. Dodson, chairman of the board of trustees. Rick Worley Mexico Terry Wycuff Ash Grove Ron Yankey St. Charles John Yates I Grenada, Miss. . . X , Jackie Ammerman Rockford, Ili. I yt ..- .4- N 'E X '. '27 A x Gloria Stalfer Bo! :var Tim Thompson 1: 110-.J 1'-s VV, FQ 411 , fly, J s '- if Richard Browning St. Charles Kathryn Bunch LaJunta, Colo. Glenda Bush Warrensburg Gary Byers Stockton Nadean Cannon Perryville, Ark. Chuck Christal Sedalia Tony English Decatur, Ill. Linda Fulkerson Granite City, III. Ivana Hagen Buffalo Peggy Hansel St. Clair Christine Hicks Niangua James Hoover Bolivar Maurice Howe Bolivar Guy Jackson Nevada Connie Locke Nevada Blaine A. Miller Houston Barney Naioti Rockaway Beach Dale Odom Lyona, lll. Calvin Reynolds Willard Cathy Reynolds Stark City 2 Clarenita Brooks Nevada Jackie Bursmeyer St. Louis James Bybee Independence Mina Byron DeSoto 5 a .Q '- E-1 'M' 4 , , ,X 2 A Rack Bobbltt was an example of nel classmen, Deanna Carlini Nevada Pr JeanneCIine 3 - R 'flanes 5 l 1 Claire Clouser ' Boll-far Darlene Coakley - 4 Cumberland ' fy' Margarette Crawford I ' ' fvfinf vlll-Q J . pful upper- QQ Wanda Caby Pevely Larry Cameron Purdy Glenda Cantrell Neosho Mary Carpenter Mendon Tim Carter El Dorado Springs Barbara Caviness The Dalles, Ore. 1 Mark Cyrus and Barb Taylor, class officers, lead the class through thick and thin. Rodney Crites Pacific Linda Curp Cowgill Darrell Dady Calhoun Patsy Dailey Bolivar Betty Dameron Clarksburg Gene Daugherty Bolivar Diane Davidson Springfield Kent Davis Ozark Tom Dean Sandwich, Ill. Beverly Decker South Greenfield Jane Decker Arcola Lynn Dickson Kansas City Sandra Dille Walnut Grove Wayne Dismuke Leeton John Donnell Fiaytown , , , X , ,-'1 , ,-f ,.. ,f Q When told to give an amorous pose, the young rnan seemed more willing than Vickie Latshaw. Happiness is...not a frame of mind, ,-oi, :Vi-'Y X .5 X -6 '7 1-ge? . . 1 'J w--5 fx wr, , - . ff l .5 I 13' in H' it is a way of life. Lois Gouge Stoutland Edi Gragg Bolivar Harold Gragg Bolivar Wade Grimes Edina Sheryl Guth Independence Beverly Hall Festus ,'1F, 7 ,Z f Roger Driskill Richmond James Eager Clinton Dwayne Edwards St. James John Elder Winfield, Kan. John Englbrecht Butte, Mont. Yvonne Etter Cabool Terry Evans Stoutland Virginia Fletcher Wolf Point, Mont. Elodie Fowler Sedalia Linda Fraizer Versailles W 1 E Jeanne Kestin Aurora Jerry Killian Cabool Karen Knauss Lebanon Lynn Kneedler St. Louis Thomas Kunkel St. Louis X . John Yates experiments with new lab equipment Hal McAnaIly Boliver Bev McClellan New Orleans, La. Carole McCord Norman, Okla. Sherry Mackey Thompson Elden Manwiller Cedar Rapids, Iowa John Marcum El Dorado Springs Rusty Marshall Independence Judy Mayberry Sullivan Vicki Melton Aldrich Jim Meyer Dalton Joan Meyers St. Louis Margaret Michael Carrollton Martin Miche Calhoun Monti Miles Hutchinson, Kan. Brenda Miller Springfield Carolyn Miller Windsor 1 - ig, ,V 1' . Relaxed while studying Tom Dean Larry Miller Darkville Yvonne Miller Rolla Waggoner Morerod Schell City Deloris Morris Kansas City, Kan. Harriett Morris St. Louis Janette Morris Joplin Charlotte Morrison Kansas City Suni Neiger Stockton Debora Neil Adrian Patricia Neilson Bolivar Andy Newton Humansville Tom Niedergerke Montgomery City David Ottinger Jefferson City Mary Owen Elkland Gary Page Bolivar ling Tom Dean demonstrates the junior way of studying. Wanda Reese Buellton, Calif. Bobbi Rider Bronaugh Kay Ridgeway Belle Pam Riuel Waterloo, Ill, Carl Roberts Crestwood Rosie Ruzicka Bolivar Glenn Sage Adrian Susanne Sanders Manchester Thomas Schauftler Bolivar Ron Schofield Hammond Judy Palmer Kansas City June Patrick Buffalo Carrol Peters F estus Ken Peterson Liberty The Trustee's Reception was no ordeal for Dennis Stone Claudia Prichard Centralia Steve Pringle Greenfield il I 4 x R I I I cum at nic .uivv Jeannie Stark Kansas City Joe W. Statton Conway Dale Stewart Gerald . Bobby Stoddard Wellsville Dennis Stone St. Louis Sam Timbrook New Bloomfield Jerry Tomerlin Poplar Bluff Sherri Van Meter Raytown Ron Vedder Ellisville June Wagner Philadelphia yy iu.v--.u . in ---,.L-my-f -yeh!! H A we -W -A 4, Rene Surette Bolivar Sue Stout Kansas City Rozella Stott Kahoka Juanita Swearingen Exeter Barbara Taylor St. Louis Tim Taylor Kansas City Janet Terry Exeter Jim Threlkeld Waynesville John Tucker St. Louis fav ' lf? 1, i ' Q-1' 1 Joyce Wartenbe Brentwood Mike Watson Burnside, Minn. Loveta Wesbecker Lockwood Sandy Westfall Centralia Steve Whisler Carthage Jayne White Bolivar V the future belongs to you descend Joe Whitener Bolivar Deborah Wilcox Bolivar Victor Wilcox Bolivar Mickey Wilkinson St. Louis Suzanne Williams Bolivar Nancy Woodcock Sullivan Jean Wright Climax Springs Patty Wymer Conway Shirley Yazel Humansville Elizabeth Young Lawson xv Russ Smith, president of the seniors, stands ready to lead. Seniors No one is happy unless he is reasonably well satisfied with himself ... The senior class has finished four years of working toward the goal of becoming satisfied with themselves. They have each chosen a major field in which to develop their skills and to which they plan to devote their lives. In doing this, they have made a giant stride toward self satisfaction. Thus, in their four years at SWBC, the seniors have discovered and experienced many of the qualities that will create lasting happiness throughout their lives. Jacquie Jeter and Monica Keathley serve the seniors as secretary and vice-president. Sharon Neiger fulfills her Seek, for only this way will you find-all things do not come to him who P0Sifl0n in the Senior CUBSS waits. Sherman l BS treasurer. . ,IV 925: 6 iv-Le sf , A Tiff WE iii, E., Student Association representatives Mark Rains and Carol Roustio help plan many campus activities. . ,Nh Senior Joan Moran stares intensely at the performance. ' ' ' A i -.fc 3 K A ' 1 4:52, A w-J , -qi -4' .ir in 4 5' if Elizabeth Ann Acker Elem. Ed.!Phys. Ed. Weaubleau, Missouri Larry E. Allen Christianity Boonville, Missouri Martha Allen Psychology!Sociology Gallatin, Missouri SamuelJ. Allen Christianity!Speech Godfrey. Illinois Linda Armstrong Elem. Ed.!Sociology Lebanon, Missouri Phil Ball Christianity!Speech St. Louis, Missouri Larry Barb Physical Education Corder, Missouri Lynne Baurichter Business Education Columbia, Missouri Craig Beeman History Nevada. Missouri 114 'iv in-'-'P AGR 5-fi 5' V or L Q f-of, 'Q-...av 4 l. fix ',.. ' 'IO' l Tom Beer Physical Education Bartelso, illinois Frances Bell Biology Hillsboro, Missouri Kathleen Bell Elementary Education Schell City, Missouri Randy Beydler Business Education El Dorado Springs, Mo. Roy Blunt History Bolivar, Missouri Rick Bogart Business Education El Dorado Springs, Mo. Colleen Boudinot Elementary Education Arnold, Missouri Larry Boudinot Psychology!Christianity St. Louis, Missouri Harold E. Bradshaw Sociology Lebanon, Missouri Pamela Boynton Elementary Education Granite City, Illinois Robert L. Boynton Psychology Streator, Illinois Mary K. Branton Elem. Ed.!English Grain Valley, Missouri Fl 0. O. Dfl nity n ri Gary Breedlove , Physical Education Mt. Grove, Missouri Shirley Breshears Elem. Ed.!Phys. Ed. Weaubleau, Missouri Carolyn J. Bruce History Fails Church, Virginia James Bryant Christianity Harrison, Arkansas Randall Bunch Christianity!English Barnett, Missouri Ramona Caby Elementary Education Pevely, Missouri Patsy Cansler Elementary Education Bolivar, Missouri Linda Cartwright Elementary Education Arnold, Missouri Michael Cassity Psychology Buffalo, Missouri Nancy Cassity Elementary Education Buffalo, Missouri Pat Cecil Elementary Education Bolivar. Missouri Malcolm G. Cheek Christianity Richmond, Indiana fm- ' qv als? A i Q. .. 1 sk Y I ,,,- Qu--I ve.. f? 5 'sf if ' 5 'f-l5x 2' H -6 s.. fr A, 'D' . T, -Sf -J 4--Q I ford fl Benard Duckworth History Park Forest, Illinois Chester Randolf Dye Physical Education Crocker, Missouri James Echols Elementary Education Bolivar, Missouri Patti Eddington Elementary Education Columbia, Missouri Marty Edmondson Business Education Cassville, Missouri JoAnn Edmonson English Gerald, Missouri Nelson Engelbrecht History Steelville, Missouri Evelyn Enyart Elementary Education Bolivar, Missouri Farris Evans Cnr.!Psych. Caulfield, Missouri . - 1 2' in--. if Q7 -av , it wgwxak, iw qv EV '42 L, V 5 ,J . S Q!-, . E f' 'P 'V -J NN-19 Y ,V TR1 ' ' 1 , 5, 1 ,Y 5 xi N' M-G' if l Qifvaf M. it Q Dave Bennell ine secret Ol liappinvss is not in doing what one likes but in liking wlitil ons: liais do Hari: vp ... .-' 1 ,- J.- N2 . 1 . as, xa- AQ? V Ol'1 'I Ronald Edward Kappelman Sociology California, Missouri Monica Keathley Physical Education Poplar Bluff, Missouri Lynn Keller Speech Bates City, Missouri Arlene Keltner Elementary Education Weaubleau, Missouri Melvin Kessler Speech!Christianity Bigelow, Missouri Linda Lee Kirkman Business Licking, Missouri Jerry La Mont Music Affton, Missouri David Larkins PsychoIogy!Sociology St. Louis, Missouri Mel Lewis Physical Education Ashland, Missouri Patti Lewis English Berkley, Missouri Sandy Linville Physical Education Helton, Missouri Gregory W. Lober flislory Holi-far. Missouri if Iv- I 11' L Phan- 'bue- Q li VB' Ir-v-rw If-fn sw wks - in S.. QQ. -A .61 ,QW--W M Karen Lober S--.H-1 ! English 'ff'-M X Vf '5' O'FalIon, Missouri V S A , , K , '12 4' i K 'it- ' in - f ' .vc-if Q 1 ' s Registration line allows a minute for Patty Lewis and Mary Branton to chat. Anna Mae Looney Elementary Education Thayer, Missouri Bob McCasIin Elem. Ed.!Psych. Osceola, Missouri Mike McCoy Christianity Yellville, Arkansas Judy McDowell -IX 22 Elementary Education Galveston, Texas John McGinnis Psychology Bolivar, Missouri Edward J. Maness Business Administration St. Louis, Missouri Ann Martin History Bolivar, Missouri James David Martin Christianity Springfield, Missouri :f.4:,-,L P V 35.5 'lv F' ' A if f' , 1 ff, ga 126 5 AR Carol Roustio , , 5 'w1+ Y 3' 9: ff' ,ff Speech Grand Rapids, lowa -we JG? Marsha Russell History Bolivar, Missouri Alice Schawo Elem. Education Lincoln, Missouri 3. l , K , I K '- A ' f l'e-lklfgixg Seniors taste victory in many ways, 17' fx Q4 ' E . -4-.-ff Norma Leah Schofield Physical Education Hammond, Missouri William B. Scott Biology Osceola, Missouri Margaret Sebring Physical Education Bolivar, Missouri Lois Selvey English Jasper, Missouri Vickie Shelton Speech Excelsior Spr., Mo. John Short Business Ed. Dadeville, Missouri 'lei r is Ll l Ru' Mu Cre Vei Bu Bo Gre Mu Bol Doi Ele Kal Kai Ele Elk Stl Ch Gri Ro Ch Flc Du Hi 1 Ma Pa Hi Pnl Sa Sp Sul Di. Mi lo Teresa Shumaker Llementary Education El Dorado Spr,, Mo. ' Russ Smith Music Crestwood, Missouri Vera Lou Spencer Business Bolivar, Missouri Greg Spradley Music Bolivar, Missouri Donna Woodmansee Stewart Elem. Ed.!Speech Kansas City, Missouri Karon Surby Elementary Education Elk Creek, Missouri Steve Tanner Christianity Greenwood, Mississippi Ron Teare Chr.!Sociology Florissant, Missouri Duane Trimble History Maryville, Missouri Paul Tripp History Pilot Knob, Missouri Sandra Trucks speech Sikeston, Missouri Diana Tummons Music Tonawanda, New York f,,,.,fr 'Q-. 'ins- fi u- L In ,- 1.---it -49' --4-' 'X --qi. gf! 'cr' IU! -i' .,,.. -Q.. f '5'. ff 9?- f:r .-41, w I 'WAX Jri II1 D Jri nn I 1 on 49 'lb cn., 1-rv' i Q .' 'C -77 ui X sf' WX, ,-f,-I ...f' 'bv Jerry Whited Speech Buffalo, Missouri Bruce Whitney Business Adm. Rock Hill, Missouri Carolee Wilfong Physical Education McGee, Missouri Keith Williams English House Springs, Missouri Barbara Wiltfong Elementary Education Greenridge, Missouri Bonnie Winfrey Elementary Education Sibley, Missouri Donald Edward Witham Music Easton, Missouri Perry Wolfe Cl'ir.!Sociology Buffalo, Missouri Jerry Wood Music Collinsville, lll. Lola Wooderson English Bolivar, Missouri George H. Woodward History Bolivar, Missouri Pamela Yeargain Elementary Education Bolivar, Missouri ,-Q. Who's Who loin Boone-Music - Ed Maness-i-ir f-rliii Larry Boudinot-Cnr l'-,yt li Ron Maupin-lei.-. iii. Lian, Myra Bullington-Speech Bonnie Miller-Vw. nology Randall Bunch-Clir ,English J0hn MUfPhY-Mlr'rlf Tum Davenport-History Paul N6BliS-Hu: l hy l ti Pani Eddington-Elem Ed Sharon Neigev-i hifi.-,ii Jo Anne Edmonson-English Mark Rains-Chemistr y Linda Ferguson-Med Tech Joe Shore-tthr Spawn WalterGuth-Chr NIE-itl'i Diana Tummons-Mus.-i Linda Hileman-Elem Ed Jesse Watson-lliir hritglish Monica Keathley-Phys Ed Sandy Linville-Phys Ed Twenty-two graduating Seniors have been honored with the title of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. These students were first nominated by the department head of their respective department. Final selection was based upon the results of a faculty committee, on the students service to Southwest Baptist College, scholastic achievement, and extracurricular activities. Ones securing this honor have found that Upon this searching self-analysis, depends the discovery of those qualities that make each man unique, and whose de- velopment alone can bring satisfaction, ,kg MA V :eg Y - . t.z+r'1i ?11'l ' Q 5 .-fig? PQTH. 'Y 'U . A ' mf, 1. , . .9 1 'L ' . lk . 2 4 rf jj -srl. 71 .ff My-2341 r' 'ff '11-. fr' br 'C ' 0? K. th 'QF fi ' ik ,fl TX..N C - as .f -T? Aix Y W W 5.5, -.wrt-2 '1 ' fl' 1 g fi 1195 X X. :pc ii' 41 o 'laik' 'O 1'-l' , 1,1 1 vm-3 f4 1 3413 . 1.2 '.:': Y 'inf ' 1' -' - -y 1 P ,,. ,, f 31.2, 4 Dr. James L. Sells President Dr. James L. Sells has led Southwest in great strides of progress during his first two years as our President. His appointment of the Blue Ribbon Committee initiated many new plans to enable more students to participate in projects with the administration and faculty. Dr. Sells has truly found that Happiness comes not from having easy work, but in the afterglow of satisfaction that accompanies any unselfish task well done. The Campus of Christian IdeaIs is guided by the dilligent efforts of our administrators. Dr. Sells coordinates the work of each administrator, just as they do each area of work, Mr. Edmondson, as director of development has the task of gaining funds to support SWBC. Mr. Goodson helps Dr. Sells in the functions of our college, giving advice and assistance to many students needing loans or grants to continue their studies. Under the direction of Dr. Richard Kahoe, dean of student personnel, regulations, counseling and housing are directed. Improvement of the academic course work and departments is under Mr. Tom Padgett, dean of academic affairs. Dr, Redford, president emeritus, represents Southwest in many activities throughout the Convention. Given the task of all business relations within the college is the business manager, Mr. Taylor. The Dean of Alumni and College Relations, Mr. Jesse Wade keeps the alumni of SWBC informed about current happenings and publishes all materials about the institution. Happiness is a great love and muchservingf' Drummond Dr. Courts Redford celebrates his seventy-second birthday at a surprise party given by the Administration. M.r. Kenneth Edmondson Mr. Felix Goodson Dr. Richard Kahoe Director of Development Assistant to the President Dean of Student Personnel Administrators Mr. Tom Padgett Dean of Academic Affairs we ff- may , r--'UD' Dy- Courts Redford Mr Dale Taylor Mr. Jesse Wade MQSIUQU, Emqnm I -l' if-nf, l'.',,ltdffm Dean of Alumni and College HQ-lntlorws 6 Christianity and Philosophy Dr. H. K. Neely Christianity Dr. Jerry Horner Dept. Head, Christianity 1.-it ,L ' The division of Christianity and Philosophy is known for much more than theological statements or world provoking questions. Members of the division are known for their active participation in sports, talent shows, and meaningful preparation in the classroom. Yet through their teaching, happiness is taught, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common. Dr. G. H. Surrette Christianity Dr. Dan Cochran Dept. Head, Philosophy 4 ' ' i 'uf HUMANITIES Try your best always and learn to be satisfied with the results. Sherman Mrs. Annabell Polk A I' t Dept. Head, Art English Dr, Earl Bargainner Mr. Joseph Brown Mr. Roy Blassingalrle English English Dept. Head, English gnu.. ML In Bumngton Mm ,lf Gi ,ans Mrs. Bet1yGipson English 1 f 5'lS Sh 133 Miss Janice Duncan German and French Mr. H. A. Paden Modern Languges Dept. Head, Spanish Mr. Ron Boutwell Acting Dept. Head, Speech The division of humanities includes art, English, modern languages, speech and music. The excellence of the division is typlified through the increasing number of cultural events on campus and an active student interest in them. Speech Mr. Garry Burg Speech Mr. John Hackworth Speech Music wax Irfa- Miss Carol Bevier Music History and Education Mr. Ted Harris Voice if Miss Edwina Thedford force and Music L li'tV71i'fi Mrs. Nancy Brown P r P' Missvioieuaohy 'epa my 'am Theory and Organ wi tai Hui . . av' Mr. Don Sears Voice and Choirs Dr. Harold Jackson Dept, Head, Symphonic Band in . 3 - :QL I ' -'fi 'Afii . A - . Y L Mr. James Woodward Instrumental and Theory Mi, John Woods i1,,i,f, U U Dr. Rex Brown H Dept. Head, Physical Education Mr. John Edwards Varsity Basketball Coach Mrs. Jo Ann Harrison Girls Volleyball Coach EDUCATION The division of education is divided into two departments, Health and Physical Education and Teacher Education. The education departments serve students planning a career as elementary and secondary teachers. While teaching students how to teach others, education instructors impress upon them that, Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Barrie Health and Physical Education Miss Mary Hunter Girls Basketball Coach Mr. Orlin B. Stewart Intramural Director Q , fp,-via i ,, , 4 i 2 jpg j U K V x . N' it if-f fo ,W f ' :Q-gf 2 4, W' hail i - A 1 ii in 7: TeacherEducaUon Dr. Donald Allen Dr. Ray Gibson Dr. Hugh Smith Education Education Dept. Head, Secondary Education Nw 3-s...f LIL Dr. Twila Srniiii Dr. Wallace Miller Dr. David Weaver Dwi Nami 5 my :iwpi Education Education bf'VB.9ff?5fI5'ff,iXfffTJi-G! Pi.: 5 71?QX:- D' YQ?-iV'Tffi? ' 'ff Dr. Jasper Clark Dept. Head, Biology Chemistry Dr. John Barger Dept. Head, Chemistry NATURAL Biology Mr. Carl Huser Biology Dr. Margaret Kort B ioiogy Physics Mr. Bill Little Chemistry Mr. Bob Smith Physics The division of natural sciences includes the departments of biology. chemistry, physical science, and 4 mathematics. , .t..ft,.gMMm-5 .Lf SCIENCES Mathematics -xr' W -5 'WV 'FB sux 'S 51' Mr HarIeyW Brown Mathematucs Dr. Bev Harris Dept. Head, Mathematics ,ale Mr John Bryant Mathematucs , T fix-' A-ar Mr, John I. Smashey Mathematics Mr Frank Carver Mathematics Earth Science Mr. Joe Kimerer Earth Science 'fu :eu-, ' '.V f ., , . -fee.,-1 , . .VM-ff. - N Q..-. ,. A M- 1 ' 5 As .. .4 N It has Increased :ts course ifwad trans year to -' -na - A gif.,-wgfgf offer a major na chemlztry as wel! as the 5 ,, ., .f ' Ijjgf ff prevsously OfIS!'i'! mayfrz wa hmmgy and i 5: as 1-if mathematrce 4-. .af 14 The business, history and political science, geography, psychology and, sociology departments combine to form the division of Social Sciences. The most recent increase in the structure of this division has been the opening of sociology asamaior. cj 2+ iris History and Political Science Mr. Homer Blass History ' 'buf Mr. Richard Stillwagon l.Jf-pt. Head Polak: il W ix Mr. Frank Cunningham Mr. Harlie Kay Gallatin History History .5 'R l,1rryVJ.1i'lg-y Dr.FIoy Wise , 1 f it Dept Hsad,History lil 5 I , ,uf 1 59 8, in ' -K -n. K Al 5329'- 5 153 1 ,, ,,,,. 5 'Q W ws, ST FF Esther Beaty ' Ellen Bell College Nurse Sec. to President Herb Capehart Maintenance Geraldine Ball Faculty Sec. Linda Bradshaw Accounting Office Steve Coppock Dir. Admissions Janice Barham Stud. Per. Sec. Gladys Bockhorsl Sup. Memorial II-N I I I I I I I I I I I I I , . V . I 1 1 f 4 ,.1,. -. Q -w f,- .-J., -, . , -...11-4--g1,.LL4.QL,1,.f..:, Q., -.--..,f- .-.4.., :,.,.-...- - .,.. -,. Q ii -ff H. C. McDermott 'wg,. Dir, of Phys. Plant Eva McDonald Sup. Maupin George McKinney Snack Bar Manager Ruby McKinney Snack Bar Manager Terry Marlin Records Clerk ,I S .1- s .xv ,J A 1 5-rx, u,..v-- ...+- . -QA ,.5.?:' af f W E Ei -LIFE? 1.4. ,Q 1 .. 'lqu' W? '33-ff .EE?fi'f15:'?f 5' f. 4,...4L 4 4 I E I L I I S I Q 1 -,f . figj - ' 4. -I, ' QQLEL-Q'f,L:Q.z 2415-xii.. QE-Quii2..?:11g1:.f-..'f'f.3,,:,',.i5..' 11-2,1114-g1s,L. Q, -...-gA,,,1, .. There was never a time What one misses itself, given increased one is necessity so much to do, and so done. Upon this not qualities that make each man unique, and whose development Of all those who have tried down the a es not outline a 1 i 8 V , William Henry Channing, chaplain of the House of To live content with small means: to seek elegance worthy, not respectable and wealthy, not rich: to study stars and birds, to babes and sages, with open heart: to bear never, in a word to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, , It will be noted that no government can do this for you: you XA X i from 'withm, but no one ,is another those succeeded so well as fashion, to be to listen to the Occasions, hurry I i i l l l 1 ig . Abood, Marvin 33 Acker, Elizabeth 31,113 Acock, Linda 111 Alolabi, Eyinloye 33,111 Boynton, Robert 12,114 Bradshaw, Beverly 88 Bradshaw, Harold 114 Brake, Richard 88 Allen Allen Allen, Allen, , Sam J. 76,113 , Sam Jay 102 Larry 113 Martha 113 Branton, Mary 114,122 Bray, Doris 76 Breedlove, Gary 115 Brendlinger, Carol 64,100 Ammerman, Jackie 98 Amos, Glenda 100 Anderson, Donna 74,88 Anderson, Rosalea 32,33,100 Anderson, William 19,100 Aria, Mehdi 76 Armstrong, Linda 113 Arnsmeyer, Lloyd 88 Atkins, Larry 100 Atkins, Nancy 21,22 Atteberry, Helen 22,85 Austin, Patty 100 Awbery, Kathy 76 Ayler, Elizabeth Jeanne B8 Aylsworth, Rebecca 76 Backer, Mike 111 Backus, Delores Rae 21,100 Backus, Jerome 86 Bailey, Paula 100 Baker, Carla 88 Baker, Deborah 21,76 Baker, Ronda 88 Ball, Philip 113 Banks, Harvey B8 Barb, Larry 71,113 Barbour, Diane 88 Barclay, David 76 Barker, Stephen 41 Barr, Michael 88 Batson, Sally 21,22 Baurlchter, Lynne 113 Bearce, Gary 76 Beasley, Derrall 76 Beck, Adrla 52,53 Beckner, Susan 20,22,76 Beeman, Claudia 20,76 Beeman, Craig 113 Beer. Thomas 114 Bell, Charlotte 87 Bell, Eddie 88 Bell, Frances 114 Bell, Kathleen 114 Bennett, David 22,48,117 Bennett, Joyce 88 Bergerhoter, Richard 48 Berry, Dennis 76 Berry, Stanley 76 Beydler. Gregory 76 Beydler, Randall 20,21,114 Blades. Randy 20,88 Bloodworth, Linda 100 Blount, Ronald 19,21,114 Boatright, Ronald 88 Bobbltt, Richard 21,100,101 Bogart, Richard 114 Boone, Wllliam 20,21,22,130 Boothe, John 86 Bottcher, Janie 100 Boudlnot, Colleen 114 Boudinot, Larry 114,130 Bowden, Doris 111 Bowers, Phillip 100 Boyle, Sue 88 Boynton. Pamela 114 Brendlinger, Linda 64,65,76 Breshears, Shirley 31,115 Brillhart, Nancy 54,76 Brizendine, Larry 100 Brooks, Clarenita 101 Brown, Carla 76 Brown, Russell 77,86 Browning, Richard 99 Bruce, Carol 115 Bryant, Bette 88 Bryant, James 115 Buffington, Myra 130 Butlington, Robert 77 Buffington, Terry 22,77,86 Bunch, Kathryn 99 Bunch, Randall 10,19,21,115,130 Burk, Pamela 8B Burkhart, Mary 88 Burkhead, Howell 77 Bursmeyer, Jacolyn 34,101 Bush, Glenda 99 Bybee, James 101 Byers, Gary 89,99 Byron. Loretta 77 Byron, Mlna 9,101 Cabaniss, Allan 36,89 Caby, Ramona 115 Caby, Wanda 22,34,101 Caldwell, Karen 77 Cameron, Larry 101 Canady, Terry 86 Cannady, Cheryl 77 Cannon, Nadean 99 Cansler, Patsy 115 Cantrell, Glenda 19,20,24,42,101 Carlini, Deanna 101 Carlson, Nancy 77 Carpenter, Mary 64,101 Carrier, Nolan 89 Carter, Tim 101 Cartwright, Linda 115 Cascarelle, James 22,71 Cassil, Brenda 77 Cassity, Michael 21,115 Cassity, Nancy 115 Catt, Linda 77 Caviness, Barbara 101 Cecil, Patricia 115 Chambers, Galen 77 Chan, Chu Cheong 10,77,86 Chan, Kwai Chi 10,77,86 Chaney, Lee Anne 77 Cheek, Malcolm 115 Cheney, Michael 77 Chlpman, Michael 77 Chlsefsky, Lee 77 Christol, Chuck 99 Chronister, Janice 20,116 Clark, Janice 77 Clark, Patricia 116 Clasby, Mary 116 Cliatt, Linda 110 Cline, Deva 88 Cline, Nancy 77,101 Clouser, Claire 101 Coakley, Darlene 101 Coday. Margaret 77 Coe, Albert 77 Collett, Deanna 111 Colston, Harvey 77 Compton, Jerry 77 Cope, Linda 89 Copenhaver, Forrest 78 Corbin, Connie 116 Counts, Sharon 78 Cox, Claire 116 Cox, William 116 Coy, David 71 Crawford, Margarette 101 Crawford, Susan 116 Credille, David 70 Crites, Rod 102 Cmm, David 78 Curp, Linda 102 Currence, Janice 78 Curtis, Shirley 77 Cyrus, Mark 102 Dady, Darrell 20,102 Dahunsi, David 78 Dailey, Bob 116 Dailey, Patsy 102 Dameron, Bettie 102 Daugherty, Elizabeth 89 Daugherty, Gene 102 Daugherty, Gerald 89 Davenport, Diana 20,78 Davenport, Tommy 116,130 Davidson, Carol 111 Davidson, Diane 102 Davidson, Timothy 78 Davis, Kent 102 Davis, Norma 78 Davison, Glenda 78 Davolt. Jim 12 Dean, Tom 22,102,106 Decker, Beverly 102 Decker, Jane 102 Decker, Patricia B9 Deering, Dan 89 Degraftenreid, Terry 60 Dexter, Thomas 116 Dickman, Arlen 89 Diesel, Marion 78 Dilley, Sandra 111 Dillion, Debbie 20,78 Dinwiddie, John 111 Dismuke, Wayne 102 Dobbins, Michael 116 Dodge, Beverly 89 Doenges, Alan 78 Dolifka, Dale 89 Donnell, John 19,21,102 Dotson, Steve 89 Driskill, Roger 103 Duckworth, Bernard 117 Dunn, DeLane, 86 Dunning, Beverly 89 Durst, Pamela 21,22,78 Dye, Chester 117 Eager, Helen 78 Eager, James 103 Echols, James 116 Echols, Melvin 89 Echols, Syble 77 Eauington, Patti 48,117,130 Edmondson, Marty 20,22,117 Edmonson, JoAnne 48,117,130 Edwards, Dwayne 21,103,110 Elder, John 28,103,108 Ellis, Paul 79 Elmore, Donna 78 Emenhiser, Betty 52,53,89 Englebrecht, John 103 Englebrecht, Nelson 117 Engleman, Linda 20,54,78 English, Anthony 99 English, Nancy 78 Enyart, Evelyn 117 Etter, David 20,22,89 Etter, Yvonne 103 Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans , Raylene 74,89 , Farris 117 , James 21,78 , John 118 Lorena 22 89 I num 78 ' Evans, , Terry 103 Sue 90,97 Fansler, Ron 78 Farris, Edward 118 Farris, Roberta 118 Fearnside, Jeannie 90 Ferguson, Linda 118 Field, Barbara 90 Firkins, Douglas 78 Fisher, Elizabeth 78 Fletcher, Virginia 103 Foley, Marilyn 118 Fortner, Martha 79 Fortner, Ruth 118 Fowler, Elodie 41,103 Fox, Harold 118 Francis, Peggy 78 Frazier, Linda 32,103 Frisbee, Quinnetta 78 Fulkerson, Linda 99 Fulton, Fonda 118 Fultz, Margaret 90 Gallatin, Nancy 118 Galloway, Rodney 90 Gambill, Victoria 79 Garner, Alice 79 Gerlt, James 90 Gerster, Sandra 79 Gilbert, Sharla 79 Glanville, Joyce 90 Glidwell, Robert 20,79 Glidewell, Roger 17,22 Glotlelty, Merrily 79 Gormley, Belinda 90 Gauge, Lois 103 crass. Edith 103 Graggl Harold 103 Grantham, Kathy 20 Graver. Wesley 90 Greene, Connie 79 Greene, Marlene 90 Greene, Carolyn 118 Griffin. Gregg79 Griffin, Kelton 74 Grimes, Wade 103 I5 Guth, Sheryl 103 Guth, Walter 118,130 Guthrie, Jack 75 Hacker, David 90 Hagen, lvana 99 Haggard, Leanne 118 Hale, Dewey 110 Haley, Sharon 90 Hall, Alma 22,79 Hall, Beverly 34,103,111 Halsey, Patricia 79 Hamilton, Sharon 90 Hammond, Kathryn 90 Hammons, Barbara 21,22,79 Hansel, Peggy 90,99 Hardin, Kathy 90 Harding, Vicki 79 Harmon, Carol 64,90 Harpham, Pauletta 90 Harr, Donald 119 Harr, Myrna 119 Harrell, Bonita 79 Harris, Josalyn 90 Harris, Nancy 119 Harris, Patty 93,104,111 Harrison, Gary 111 Harvey, Virginia 79 Haskings, Sandra 79 Hatfleld, Rebecca 32,80 Haupt, Deborah 90 Hayden, Linda 31,50,64,96,103 Hayes, Ann 41,90 Hebbert, Nancy 20,24,90 Helms, Thelma 80 Helsley, Calvin 19,20,22,119 Helton, Brent 21,80 Henderson, Danny 80 Hendrickson, Larry 119 Hendrickson, Snider 17,22,52,119 Henley, Bobby 90 Henson, Billy 35,80 Henson, Donna 90 Hibbs, Cynthia 80 Hickman, Allen 22,104 Hicks, Christine 99 Higgins, James 104 Hileman, Linda 21,119,130 Hill, Pete 104 Hilton, Carolyn 119 Hines, Allen 21,22,91 Hinkle, Beverly Sparks 119 Hobbick, Douglas 91 Hodde, David 91 Hodge, Debbie 80 Hogg, Rita 16,104 Hollis, Bobby 80,70 Hollyock, Allan 33,104 Holman, Clarence 48,75 Honey, Donald 90 Hood, Jane 20,80 Hood, Thomas 119 Hoover, James 99 Hornecker, Evelyn 32,104 Horton, Loretta 54 Horton, Sherman 90 Hosler, Stanton 48,91,95 Housewirth, Gary 119 Houston, Susan 22,80,86 Howard, Jerry 120 Howe, Maurice 99 Howerton, Ronald 104,111 Hudson, Betty 120 Hudson, Jane 91 Hudson, Janis 120 Hudson, Bruce 12,91 Hudspeth, Linda 80 Hull, Charlotte 104 Humphrey, Kathryn 31,104 Hunn, Deborah 80 Hurtgen, Richard 34,91 Huskey, Beverly 120 Hutcherson, Curtis 120 Hutchison, Cindy 80 Hyde, Pamela 28 Ingold, Robert 22,91 Jackson, Andrew 36,48,51 Jackson, Garry 91 Jackson, Guy 99 Jackson, Karma 104 James, Teresa 80 Jarrett, Susan 40 Jarvis, Ed 104 Jennison, Sharon 80 Jessen, Diane 104 Jester, William 4,5,21,28,48, 120 Jeter, Jacquelyn 31,112,120 Jeter, Jobe, Jim 21 Jeanna 80 Johnsen, James 80 Johnson, Charles 12,36 Johnson, Donita 104 Johnson, Karen 104 Jones, David 104 Jones, James 91 Jones, Linda 80 J 07185 , Philip 21,120 Jones, Philip 21,47,104 Jones, Sharon 80 Jones, Sherry 80 Jones Jorda , Terry 81 n, Anthony 21 Juhlin, Eric 91 Justice, Sherrill 120 Kagy, Janice 81 Kappelman, Ronald 121 Kearns, Robin 11,52,53 Keathley, Leslie 81 Keathley, Monica 31,121,130 Keller, Lynn 121 Kelsay, Robert 104 Kelsey, Jean 91 Kelso, Judy 91 Keltner, Arlene 121 Kemo, Sandy B1 Kemper, Jimmy 81,86 Kendall, Donald 91 Kennedy, Julianne 81 Kessler, Melvin 121,125 Kestln, Jeanne 105,111 Killion, Jerry 105 King, Marilyn 91 Kirk, Merlin 81 Kirkman, Linda 121 Kitchen, Ron 91 Klein, Patti 81 Knauss, Karen 10 Kneedler, Lynn 105 Knoblich, Sylvan 81 Kunkel, Thomas 105 Lacy, Jackson 91 Lam, Dorothy 10,33,105 Lam, George 86 Lamke, Mary 81 LaMont, Jerry 8,22,121 Landwehr, Jane 20,81 Larkins, David 121 Lassiter, Ken 86 Latshaw, Vicki 48,64,102,105 Lawrence, Ruth Ann 92,93 Leffert, Janice 92 Lenox, Mildred 92 Lentz, Frances 81 Leong, Mabel 81 Leppin, Rex 81 Lewis, Deborah 92 Lewis, Linda 34,111 Lewis, Melvin 121 Lewis, Patti 121,122 Lewman, Gwen 36 Lidholm, Elaine 92 Lile, Brenda 92 Lindsay, James 81 Linville, Sandra 4,5,30,31, 121,130 Lober, Gregory 121 Lober, Karen 122 Lober, Sandra 81 Locke, Connie 99 Long, Caroline 92 Long, Dorothy 54,81 Long, Margaret 81 Long, Timothy 21,92 Looney, Anna Mae 122 Louthain, David 83 Lower, Debby 20,81 Lowery, James 105 Lyerla, Jacquelyn 21,111 Lynn, William 105 McAnaIly, Hal 105 McCaslin, Bob 122 McCaslin, Patricia 81 McClellan, Beverly 40,105 McCord, Carole 105 McCoy, Cyntha 22,92 McCoy, William 21,41,122 McCune, Edward 81 McDonnell, Michael 36,51,111 McDowell, Judy 122 McGhee, William 81 McGinnis, John 122 McKendree, Glenn 48 McKinney, David 87 McNeely, Robert 19,20 McPhilIips, Charles 81 Mackey, Gary 31,52,53,92.93 Mackey, Sherry 31,105 Madole, Pamela 81 Maness, Edward 17,31,71,122 Manwiller, Eldon 105 Marcum, John 105 Mark, Paul 82 Marshall, Martha 105 Martim, Ann 81,122 Martin, Freddy 82 Martin, James David 122 Martin, Rosane 35,82,86 Masteller, Linda 123 Matney, Nancy 123 Matthew, Kathleen 82 Matthews, Leta 20,82 Maultsby, Sue B8,92,98 Maupin, Ronald 19,21,31,62,122 Maxwell, Ina 82,120 Mayberry, Judy 105 Mays, Larry 38,93 Meek, Randolph 21,93 Melton, Vicki 105 Meyer, James 105 Michael, Margaret 20,32,86,106 Michael, Sharon 22,82 Micke, Miles, Miles, Miley, Miller, Miller, Miller, Donald 82,106 Monti 75,103,106 Richard 22,82 Linda 82 Bonnie 17,123 Blaine 79 Brenda 40,106,131 Miller, Carolyn 106 Miller, Joy 93 Miller, Miller, Lana Sue 123 Larry 106 Miller, Richard 123 Miller, Yvonne 106 Mitchell, Paula Parr 123 Monk, Brenda 82 Mooney, Teri 82 Moore, Eric 123 Moore, Michael 21,22 Moran, Frances 113,123 Morerod, Waggoner 106 Morgan, Marlesia 48,82 Morris, Deloris 106 Morris, Harriet 106 Morris, Janette 106 Morris, Joyce 82 Morrison, Charlotte 106 Morrow, Angela 123 Morrow, Steve 93 Muir, James 19,21,82 Muir, Patricia 82 Mullings, Joseph 123 Murphy, John 19,21,131 Murr, Joe 123,70 Mutch, Diane B2 Myers, Joan 106 Naioti, Barney 21,99 Nation, Calvin 93 Nealis, Paul 131 Neiger, Sharon 48,112,124,131 Neiger, SunI106 Neil, Deborah 106 Neuhart, Wallace 21,82 Newton, Felix 106 Niedergerke, Thomas 106 Nielson, Patricia 106 Noble, Linda 113 Noot, Pamela 120,124 Norris, Velma 35,82 Norton, Becky 111 Ocker, Robert 124 0'DeII, Nancy 20,82 Odom, Dale 99 Oetting, Robert B2 Oglesby, Rodney 93 Olaniran, Samuel 86 Olivar, Debra 82 0'NeiIl, Dawn 20,22,93 Ottinger, David 106 Overstreet, Yvonne 124 Oyebiyi, Ezekiel 33,93 Page, Gary 82 Page, Gary 106 Palmer, Judith 107 Panepinto, Patsy 82 Parks, Joseph 124 Parks. Linda 124 Parrack, Ellen 113 Parsley, James 93 Parsons, Randy 70 Patrick, June 64,107 Payne. Nancy 93 Payne, Ronald 124 Payton, Edgar 92 Payton, Larry 62,124 Pearl, William 111 Perkins, David 93 Peters, Carrol 107 Peterson, Barbara 82 Peterson, Ken 21,74,107 Philllps, Lawrence 83 Philllps, Steven 93 Phipps, Janice 83 Pierce, Jane 20 Pinder, Charles 124 Pitts, Barbara 52,53,93 Pitts, Pat 20,93 Playter, Phyllis 20,22,83 Poe, Linda 22,83 Pogue. Gloria 86 Polly, Peggy 93 Popp, Barbara 22,83 Potter, Ruth 94 Potts. Anna 83 Power, Judy 124 Power, Wayne 111 Prater, Rosemary 11,48,49,120 Price, Mary 83 Prichard, Claudia 107 Prier. Dnaiel 94 Prlngle, Stephen 107 Proctor. Marvin 124 Prudhoe, Clarence 125 Prudhoe, Donna 125 Pruett, Michael 94 Pursselley, Rohbi 83 Pybas, Janet 83 Radlord, Robert 94 Rains, Mark 21,38,62,113,125,131 Reece. Wanda 107 Reed, Debra 83 Reederk, Harriet 83 Reeder, Rexann 94 Reese. William 125 Reese, Sheila 125 Reiman, Ronald 21 Remington, Aaron 94 Remington, Mary 125 Reynolds, Calvin 99 Reynolds, Cathy 99 Reynolds, Barry 48,94 Rhea, Hal 62 Rhodes, Debbie 83 Rice, Mike 22,94 Rice, Rex B3 Richard, Beverly 94 Richards, John 125 Richardson, Doris 20,54,83 Rider, Bobbi 107 Ridgeway, Kay 107 Ridley, Ann 21 Ritter, Marilyn 12,125,124 Ritzel, Pam 20,107 Roberts. Ann 83 Roberts, Carl 21.52.107 Roberts. Gordon 111 Robinson. Carol 125 Robinson, Gary 21 Robinson, Joanne 94 Rogers, Sandra 83 Rook, William 94 Ross, Steven 94 Roustio, Carol 13,48,120,126 Rousito, David 83 Russell, Elise 94 Russell, DeLaine 111,150 Russell, Marsha 126,150 Ruzicka, Rosie 107 Sage, Glenn 107 Salsman, Robin 22,83 Salyer, Eugeanie 94 Sample, William 94 Sams, Karen 83 Sanders, Susanne 21,64,65,107 Sanders, Wayne 95 Sapp, Wendell 34,111 Saaki, Sheilah 84 Schauftler, Nancy 95 Schauftler, Thomas 107 Schawo, Alice 126 Schofield, Norma 126 Scholield, Ron 107,111 Schupp, Paul 108 Sciolaro, Dana 95 Sconce, Margaret 35,84 Scoft. Gilbert 108 Scott, Jan 84 Scott, Joan 84 Scott, Linda 84 Scott, Paul 84 Scott. William 126 Scroggins, Regina 84 Scroggins, Terry 6,108 Seawel, Karen 88,95 Seawel, Stan 95 Sebring, Grace 84 Sebring, Margaret 31,126 Selvey, Lois 126 Shain, Linda 32 Shaklee, Russell 86 Shamel, Danalee B4 Shaw, Allen 95 Shaw, Norman 108 Shelton, Tony 108 Shelton, Vickie 4B,52,120,126 Sherman, Gary 84 Sherman, Pamela 84 Sherrid, Roy 84 Shirkey, Debra 84 Shore, Joe 131 Short, John 126 Shults, Deborah 88,95 Shumaker, Teresa 127 Sides, Gary 95 Sitze, Delma 96 Sloan, Pamela 31,611,108 Smith, Beth 84 Smith, Billy 96 Smith, Gail 84 Smith, Howard 108 Smith, James 84 Smith, Linda 94 Smith, Patsy 108 Smith, Ricky 84 Smith, Russ 22,41,48,1l2,127 Smith, Stan 34,108 Smit, Stephen 95 Snellen, Rosalyn B4 Snider, Sandra 108 Snyder. Paula 86 Solsberry, Victoria 22,108 Sanger, Jane 108 Sawers. William 108 Sparks, John 108 Spencer, Veva 120,127 Spradley, Francene 108 Spradley, Gregory 127 Stacy, Debbie 54 Staffer, Gloria 99 Stahl. Mary 22,84 Stark, Alice 20,32,108 Stark, Tom 95 Stark. Karen 109 Statton, Joe 8,109 Stephens, Ellis 128 Stephens, Philip 84 Stevens, Allan 84 Stevenson, Charlotte 84 Stewart, Dale 109 Stewart, Donna Woodmansee 127 Stoddard, Bobby 109 Stone, Dennis 22,34.107,109 Stott, Rozella 64,109 Stout, Carolyn 16,109 Strange, Judy 84 Strange, Thomas 96 Stroback, Mac 86 Steuber, Jennifer 84 Sturgeon, Sherry 93,95 Suits, David 84 Surby, Karon 127 Surrette, Rene 109 Swearingen, Juanita 64,109 Swetnam, Shirley 21,95 Swezy, Jean 85 Swiney, Joyce 96 Swink, Kevin 21,85 Swottord. Gene 85.96 Tallman, Suzanne 85 Tanner, Steve 127 Tappmeyer, Ellen 48,50,5?.53,96,98 Tatom, Nancy 32,96,150 Taylor, Barbara 16,102,109 Taylor, Penny 96 Taylor, T.M, 109 Teare, Ronald 127 Tennison, Sharon 35,85 Terry, Janet 109 Tesreau, Jeannie 96 Thomas, Rodney 48,111,140 Thompson, James 99 Thompson, Linda 96 Threeton, John 96 Threlkeld. James 19,109 Tillery, Marilyn 20,85 Timbrook, Sam 19,21,22,109 Tomerlin, Jerry 109 Trimble, Duane 127 Tripp. Paul 127 Trucks. Sandra 22,127 Tucker, John 109 Tummons, Diana 127,131 Tung, Tony 33 Turnbough, Janet 85 Turnbough, Mike 85 Turner, Pam 96 Underwood, Charles 20 Underwood, Frances 85 VanMeter, Sherri 109 15 1 Veach, Daniel 128 Vedder, Ronald 35,109 Vernon, Linda Dinkela 128 Vernon, Randall 128 Wagner, June 109 Wakefield, Norman 22,85 Walden, Bobby 96 Walkenhorst, Betty 64,96 Walkenhorst, Kris 128 Walker, Barbara 85 Walker, Davld 111 Walker, Linda 85 Wallace, Judy 96 Wallln, Sarah 85 Warren, Charles 128 Wartenbe, Joyce 110 Wasson, Harriet 22,120,128 Watson, Greg 97 Watson, Jesse 128,131 Watson, Michael 110 Waugh, Deanne 97 Welch, Sue 35,97 Welshhon, Janice 85 Wenzel, Joyce 85 Weshecker, Loveta J 10 West, Gary 128 West, Janet 22,85 West, Linda 85 Westiall, Sandra 22,34,85,86,110 Whatley, JoAnn 128 Whlsler, Stephen 20,22,110 White, James 97 White, Jlm 4B,51,60,128 White, Jayne 110 White, Ron 128 Whlted, Jerry 129 Whlted, Peggy 97 Whltener, Joseph 110 Whitney, Bruce 129 Widtham, Ed 22 Wilcox, Deborah 110 Wicox, Victor 110 Wilfong, Carolee 129 Wilklnson, Judith 22,97 Wllklnson, Mickey 35,110 Willey, Gary 97 Williams, Bill 97 Williams, Brenda 32,97 Williams, David B5 Willlams, George 97 Williams, Keith 38,40,l29,143 Willams, Mary 110 Wlllls, Jarrett Keith 20 Wilson, James 97 Wilson, Brenda 85 Wilson, Stephen 98 Wiltfong, Barbara 32,129 Wlmberley, Janet 98 Wlnfrey, Bonnie 129 Winn, Judy 98 Witham, Edward 129 Wolfe, Perry 129 Wolford, Vicki 35,85 Wood, Jerry 9,22,129 Wood, Michael 21,94,98 Woods, Steve 21,22,B5 Woodcock, Nancy 41,110 Wooderson, Lola 129 Woodward, George 129 Worley, Rick 98 Wright, Patricia 85,110 Wrinkle, Michael 71 Wrinkle, Terrence 21 Wycuff, Terry 20,98 Wymer, Patty 110 Yankey, Ronald 98 Yates, John 36,98,105 Vazel, Shirley 110 Yeargain, Pamela 129 Yeates, Terresa 85 Young, Sarah 110 Yount, Rickey 41,85 Wumfiweua -P-SO FISCHEL YEAHEUDKE. 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' 'W' 5 , , ,-if . 153-L. 3. 52322, S' -'f' 1 1 ' 'hzwei 'Bt ' 'Av ,V we Y-'H gh 5' it 'hip ws- R -ff af- ' kk ffraksw- , ' , - Vs- . U- A .V - r ,.,.' A ' .,, , I , . . K- -.-... , -'lies ' it ,: ,ac ! - e W, V , Y I - N.. X AV 1 an O -e 7 Baseball The baseball record for the year was 9 wins and 14 losses, although the team finished very strong, winning the last 5 out of 7. The season started very slow with indoor practice and 14 of the early games were rained out. ., .P 1 .QSM - 7 'i A ,iii 5, ' -4' I we fy g ' .i - I-I. 5 yi' if .A i?A,,e, , 'f Y af. jrgjie. f,fQespigi xl! I 5 i I, f'Zlff '. .1.-p '- . WT' fm, .- A - A - 1 ,- - wvqiafi l ' 'tfz'-w ll wr ,,m,sx f G, , ,, 5. . - X is K AQ, M, li- rin' ...WA M, h RM, ...f ww '. , M K. M... Q -N ,ft-,Q 5, -J.,-f xii' f A..L K' 'M 's'..f.u':rs'-is Back row: George Williams, Randy Vernop. Curti Rodney Galloway, Gerald Dove, Kent Keith, SIG Slapl Manager. L Y 1 ,ff ,M 1 , r Y: . w !,,. 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Estep who attended Southwest. The Ioveiy two-story air- conditioned library is very conducive to study and seemed especially busy during the first two weeks of May. Felix Goodson College Union The Felix Goodson College Union, Casebolt Science Center, and Merrill Burnidge Memorial Forum, in addition to the Estep Library were all dedicated on May 15, 1970, The Union, a meeting place for students houses a large lounge, Davis Theatre, organizational rooms, snack bar, bowling alleys and game room, and a meditation chapel. The newly renovated Science Center now offers additional classroom, office, and lab space, much needed at the college for a strong science program. The forum, a pebbled walkway connecting the union and library will be a focal area for many outside concerts and special events. s 1 l -Y..i.... ..,..-....., i ' ' - ' i ,N,--..t X., x.,..--..,f C-. -- s.,, fa:-1: 51.-Q H3-EEE E-as g-32:-ai iEi'E. '1n-1 :iii ...X -Sl-. 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