Southwestern Adventist University - Mizpah Yearbook (Keene, TX)

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' 3 765 96 -3-q-..k- My ME E AT SQUTHWE TER .ll , V, 'fm' + ' Q v . 5, X 'Sal ' 'ix' - 5' - X,.,.mif'5: iv J xv' M , wg' if , W xbx v Q ,va AN' A , K A .5 Q 4 , idx Baia ,lj if 4 , 3 IV, ' 9 iw ' wr 5 s ul, , . ,Ax Mm VQR I ' . 592 ,Q ,wid 'WX 22.0 gs ESQ f K 'x Q PM I Mi: ff The Administration Building The College Store The Mizpah Gate, old sentinel of the campus, was your first glimpse of SWJC, And, of course, several of the buildings stood out quite imposingly, But you found that this, your college was something more - Far more - than landscaping or buildings, however old or new . . Turner Auditorium The Fine Aris Building Harmon Hall Hamilton Hall 'iii ,H gifs. U Q t x- X Q. Q -0:31 law' 5 Xl'Ti 5'. .i M .nah '!LQ.x we 'AJR ...po- ' 55 Qwaxxavmw -,N vm wL,'w.-efipf L. C. Evans Hall New Academic Unit and Chapel Keene Seventh-day Adventist Church Under Consfrucfion ,Mi More - even, Than The Thrilling anTicipaTion OT splendid new sTrucTures - modern and grand. Surprisingly enough You discover, too, that College is even more than students and textbooks, classrooms and teachers, deans and administrators masses of people . . . For college is LIFE! Life shared Wifh FRIENDS! Happy fellowship: roommafes, chum, that special one, and classmaies gay, Teachers who like you and often share a bi? of fun along The way. College is Take, and college is give College is learning How To Live. If 'Q X'+. 4 v gwpqfaglvvlwiw' X .. .ff -ir he -,w x f J, , W 5 Q, . ., .,. A- ':' , 'i ' , - -an ks-as Q-4 : ,4.,,., 'TN f If ' 1 .9 arp ' z ' Q' :IKM 1 ff? nf.-13, we We iq! 'X N Z x . K ak mx Q: ...... F 6 fs fi Even i g than th pictures you so often flash on the screen, Mr. Rice, to enlighten and entertain us, have been the unfor gettable impressions your steady, consistent life has left upon the lives of innumerable SWJC stu- dents. For ten consecutive years your cordial greeting has welcomed each new school family, Each group in turn has felt thankful for your unusually clear explanations of complicated algebraic equations and physics formulas. Each has had an opportunity to participate in the active dart game you con- duct annually in Room 4 as your contribution to the faculty-directed progressive parties. Every first- period algebra class has received new inspiration from the short, yet always helpful, morning worships with which you start each day. ln many of your explanation-filled class periods you often devote a few minutes to build into our char- acters the same high principles which guide your own consecrated life. nore endurin e , . So This has Ioeen your life aT SouThwesTern Junior College, ROSS R. RICE, anol This, your famous symlool: RTI F- noT reaolin', 'riTin', or only 'riThmeTic, but always REASON, RELIABILITY, and RECTITUDEI Because of These unfailing qualiTies we decIicaTe To you The I957 IVIIZPAH - our way of saying, We are glaol YOUR LIFE has Touched ours. The Knights of Hamilton VVhaT's in a name? Why much indeed when iT's KnighTs of HamiITon ! And if you are one of The ruling KnighTs, ThaT is more Than a name - ThaT's a JCB! BUT you don'T mindg And There's one Thing sure: You wouIdn'T Trade! Hamilton Hall lobby desk was always a handy spot for finding out the latest news. But the center For really big news was the men's lounge with its borrowed T.V. for the World Series. Your real domain, though, was a certain room that bore your ultra-special stamp of individuality. There you reigned supreme - when your roommate was away on business! Ta-Wa-Si staff meeting wiil please come to order. And what a full agenda was yours: reception plans with guests from Hawaiig Christmas party for the orphans: benefit program, A Man Called Peter p furniture to buyg Harmon Hall Sweethearts - Why don't we serenade the boys? Madam President - I move we adjourn! No trespassing! The date parlor is occupied: you will iust have to reserve it for a later time. M., it 1--v-HQ'?? ni The Prayer Room offered you a quiet retreat for private devotions and many a needful meditation. Of course, your room was really HOME, built around the tastes of two blending personalities. Occasionally you found a vacant spot where you could sit and dream before a cozy fireplace. Ta -Wa-Si Girls of Harmon Hall More girls under one roof Than one could dream But still you found that cerfain homey Touch And friends who came To be as close as sisters. As Sigma Delta Beta officers you are to be congratulated for your active part in the presentation of a well-managed, entertaining, and colorful OUR AMATEUR HOUR. Village Students Home for you was smaller and more private far than any olormitoryf But it was OFF the campus so you shuttleol back and forth by foot or car, Bringing your own share of pep and leadership into school life. Sigma Delta Beta Roommate ioys and sorrows play no part in your varied life, but you do enioy frequent get-togetherxu with both dorm and village friends in a home nearby or at the College Fountain. Fidelis Few club ollicers or sponsors have had their hands more full than were your very efticient ones this year co-sponsoring both OUR AMATEUR HOUR and the lovely Girls' Reception. The national anthem and Salute to the Colors brought you To your feet to begin each official association meeting. DONNA WOLFE - Social Vice-President RICHARD .IEWETT - Spiritual Vice-President GEORGE ANN ADCOCK - Secretary GENTRY SMITH - Treasurer AT TirsT, perhaps, you were inclined To Think The STuolenT AssociaTion more or less a Thing aparT, Or, aT besT - an imposing seT of impressive ofnficers. The Student Association DON SIEBENLIST President, Student Association - eu , M ' wtf .tu if ffl? nffu V 21 ,, - , 5 fz-Q 125 For who could have been more heartily welcomed or whose hand more nearly shaken off? Suddenly you were one of a large, friendly group, and later chosen to serve on some committee, asked to be a courtesy scout, or given a special task to do. 41 X. .W-ff X ff of if 2? BUT soon you discovered In glad surprise That The S A Is very much YOU! Whether in weekly councils or riding to far-off Alabama for the Infercollegiate Workshop, your executive officers have endeavored to build for you a stronger and more effective SA. In the Sludeni Week of Devotion you heard fellow sludents analyze true happiness, and your heart agreed anew that Jesus is the .loy of Living. You recognized, Yoo, the earnest thought and effort expended by Chairman Harold Haffner and his comnihfee fo make each service vital and inspiraf onal. , , 1 - i n,-1 iv 22.4. .1 fx in, , IJ , :E K gi S Whether you wrote many sub letters or few, whether you were a losing Duke or a winning Duchess - you accepted gleefully the extra vacation day that victory brought. With Betty Rae, the campaign manager, and her assisting Duke and Duchess leaders on the fob, you weren't allowed to forget YOUR JOB either! In no Time at all, so it seemed, you became involved in another whirl: A letter-writing, sub-getting Campaign for the SouThwesTerner. The Southwesterner LARRY FINLEY Editor-in-Chief, The Soutl1westerner A stall of seventeen members lalmost too many to successfully corral for a mere pictureli assist Editor Larry, his associates- Evelyn Moore and Jerry Vanerwegen -- and Business Manager Billy Boston. The faculty advisors - William Taylor, Altus Hayes, and Lyndon Davis - loyally lend a helping hand. I 'ill' At odd and sundry times you were summoned to appear and were posed hither and yon by a stat? member or two and - always - MlZPAH's congenial photographer, Gayland Davis. You were forever hearing of picture schedules MIZPAH proofs copy deadlines, You saw staFl members conferring together rushing madly being secretive. You wondered what it was all about - Now you know. l Urgent and mysterious missions sometimes called Editor Ann and the MIZPAH sponsors, Miss Lindber and Mr. Crawford out of town' S 1 1 but you never thought they looked as if they minded a bit. Associate editors, Stella Ramirez, Jimmy Sasser, and Lou Ann Fick EARN their right to see a preview of the new MIZPAH cover, in case you wondered why you were denied a peek. 26 .,! f! f 1 i f 1.4 J . -,fx 'Z' ' . J , w 2 ' ,fl ,M ' 2' f .P -' fr',f'! . - L 1 , . ' ' gf. L..-e' 31,411 f' 4 .4 V' -K4 1 J v...fflf ' 7 C711 , A .ff j . A 1 f , :ij X is 1 ' f V Q f gh , yg ,I ,,' .J It - 'fL-1 1. if V , ' , fl., L...f ' lf , ,' L., I l l I8 ,A f 7 ,- -W ,1 I I 44: l al l ff W P Y ff of ANN THOMAS Editor-in-Chief, MIZPAH You may not be aware, but others WELL AWARE of all the business behind the publishing of a MIZPAH are: Lois Houghton, Business Sec., June Bayley, Business Mgr., Gentry Smith, Advertising Mgr., Earline Westphal, Circulation Mgr. If you've never been a copy secretary, you may not fully understand why Gloria Wayne Towerton and Carolyn Jo Tomblinson felt they needed the expert advice of Mrs. Wohlers of the College Press. It's an art - that much we are sure, but if you want to know what was being plotted, ask Snap Editor Betty Bell or David Fry and Mrs. Schram of the MIZPAH art stafF. Or you might consult the '57 MIZPAH. 27 RICHARD .IEWETT M. V. leader FRANCES VOTAVA Assoc. M. V. Leader Perhaps you were one of the many enthusiastic members of the M. V. Executive Council. If you were, you need not be told of the ambitious plans and proiects of this group. As you left a well-filled basket at some needy home, you rediscovered the ioys of giving. Don't be too sure: had you been one of the iuniors listening to Don's story hour, you might have almost fallen from your chair too. Missionary Volunteer Tranquil floating melodies tor soothing registration frets, Opportunities of service for bringing self-forgetfulness Power in fervent prayer united and a heavy burden lifted Organ-watted reveries in quiet I I Sunset Meditations H All these are yours tor treasuring Your M. V. memories. i ewnnui1g,mwm ' rw 3.11: How good you found it in Power Hour to really Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus. The song on your lips in Sunshine Band was always a glad one, for you knew it was going to lodge in the hearts of your eager listeners. Remember - after all the preparation and study - how each completed Bible study you conducted brought the same deep glowing conviction: lt was worth all my efforts a hundred times over ? f ' 'S-. of MQW 'S f mf' 5 sam. .ie In W1 Nami lf' The work of the American Temperance Society carries a challenge that made you sincerely glad to have a part in helping Helton Fisher and his associates make our college chapter of the ATS a success. How proud you were to be chosen as one of the thirty members of the highly-esteemed Ushers' Club, and you promptly responded whenever Derrill House or his otticers called you to your place of duty. Gentry Smith, the Colporteur Club president, and his loyal cohorts by their ardent spirit convinced you that proclaiming The Sweetest Story Ever Told is also the greatest task and privilege given to Christian youth. Administration and Facult No ausfere, unapproaclwable dignifaries on The faculty do you find, Buf kind, helpful friends - lnferesfed, not only in your classwork, Buf particularly in YOU. The College Board of Trustee Standing: Reuben Schneiderp H. M. Burwellg W. A. Dessaing E. A. Moong A. R. Mazal l. M. Evansg Earl Reed, M.D.p N. R. Dowerp B. M. Wickwirep M. D. Howard. Sealed: H. C. Harfmang H. E, Schneiderg L. C. Evans, Chairman: C. N. Rees, Ph. D., Secretary: Altus E. Hayes: R. A. Nesmilh. 32 CONARD N. REES, Ph.D. President, Souihwesrern Junior College You've become belfer acquainted with the other members of our presiden1 s family since David is an academy student and Mrs. Rees has so capably taken charge of several of the academy study halls. Anus E. HAYES I ,jj Business Manager, Souilwsfe Junior College J V W WML Lf ,, tr, Ui - W XD' 'N ll lllgiljflgyrvl' ml fl 2 ally fl ,fl l if Q or 3',fWl3 W Jf ffiifli flqifi V ii J. V 1, be ' ji ,gwyf y A L, l'JW'NlL bf P' M- Q if lf4 yi all ff ffl, These hard-working girls are responsible for compiling the marerial on Ihe leasf-apprecialecl piece of mail you receive each month - the yellow slip from the business omce Surely you haven'1 gone through the whole year without meeting Alla Sue and Randy and chuckling al' Mrs. Hayes' clever readings. R. W. CRAWFORD Assistant Business Manager C. W. CLARK Accountant l. E. DAVIS Cashier WILLIAM H. TAYLOR Dean - Registrar 'L Q wil lx, -,, I l' lx V ,X All 'H I I J I r M ff Q -V X-V X, ,U L wi AN! 'lil x. ., X . by - 24 - xv' KSN A- 1-1. 1 X - x X . f - if N L 'N '. ', . X K is f W V. . Trl ' ll y- ' L. 'Ax V .Vlf A E x ' A . NJ x ' SJ -K ,R-4 gall Wfv I .4 . x , - .f L -'iw M 3 J 3 my 4 f b X I -N 1 cu NNY. If V73 .2 , X -. . X 45: ,A if ' 'J Y K A 1 . ' 21 ty J W, 1 . L 'M -X sf' 'Wi -5. Y. Li K rw X yy I lx X' MW A xx . .. ' M ruth'-ty - A 4 W Y , -. 'X ',x. - 1 N la' 1 , ka , K ' N lx . , K Y' 4 .Qi X, 3 t .... : V: :QQ Miss Yates ancl Mrs. Cromwell, our competent nurse and matron, work together for your physical well-being. Your A's and B's - and occasionally a few other letters of the alphabet - are methodically recorded and carefully filed by the first-rate registrar's office staff. A911 If If you can think when those beside you Are making noise and blaming it on you, It you can concentrate when some deride you, l And yet be good natured 'bout it too, lt you can study and not tire of studying Or seeing cheating, don't give in to cheat, If you can keep your conduct unobstrusive And yet don't act too smart or look too sweet , If class assignments - not much to your liking - Receive your best, though dull they seem to YOU, If you can make your recitation striking With thought original in point of view, lt you can get your lessons - never shirking - And sacrifice some fun so that you may, It you know how to WORK while you are working, And then can really PLAY when time for play, If you earn grades but don't make grades your master, Or honor get, and yet don't worship fame, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters iust the same, lt you can fill the swiftly passing minute With sixty seconds worth of studying done, You'll pass the exam - no matter what is in it - And furthermore - an A is yours, my son! D up f f fi , , 2 .wwf - .,... , x x 'N R 7 xx Q .X Y? 1 if ,Www vw J' aff' M' 1- 4 za 1- suv ca so as 1 in . 'Uk wiv X ,W ,i .. X - X' 'F' H 1 16 e ,,,:..., L X wwwrswdujwyf 15 ff, WW vf Yoq finally caught on that when, in iournalism class, Mr. Taylor referred to a dummy, he was not talking about you. Miss Prentice's visit to your English class demonstrated that library usage is not so appalling when the unknown is transferred to the known. After a writing conference with Miss Lindberg, you felt as if you really might be able to write a Youth's Instructor story, after all. Whether it was Spanish food, songs, or dress - you enjoyed the south-of-the-border atmosphere these brought to the Spanish Club meetings. Language EVLYN M. M. LINDBERG Head, English Department OLIVE WESTPHAI. Head, Modern language Department CORAMAE THOMAS English, Speech wwf 'kiwi Q mga 5 ., Q in ' , ' in -ami was ' ! 1 iw Q, .:- bw Y Y V' 51152525 ff X fe a aff 3' R s Q 'E ,.-W 'taxi' gy , ' if ,U Q6 f 3, ,x Q ldnmf Q mm 'ur 52 W as 3h ls ks' iw w g , f'2.,.w ff W W isa: if u z :-:-:-:-::--:-:-1 - -:.: E 1,.. 'X .,. , V- -.::::. - - ' -'..::s' .I -A MX wi' Af' Q Xa Q N V x N+m 'X,,.,, , 1 WWW Science and Mathematics I 1 You enioyed the overnight iaunts that the otticers of the Biology Club planned into God's Other Book. Campfires to build, tents to pitch, outdoor life to observe - yes, you were in on all the fun. MARJORIE YATES Head, Nursing Education RICHARD SWENA Science WMM? From their search in the varied record collection the oflicers of the Fine Arts Club should be able to discover some tunes for your entertainment. Pleasant receptionists accurately recorded each attended - and non- attended - practice period and lesson. SAIC! M...-.. .mm ima-nun ...uf CLARENCE DORTCH MJW ,www C Business dministration and Secretarial it's business before pleasure, it's pleasurable ' business when the oiicers of the Better Business Club get together. if H. L CAVINESS Head, Business Administration and Secretarial Science Department JUNE NICKLE Secretarial Science :fb fr as N. 'S ff QM ,M E ,::, ,.,....:.:,.. g , , X Ni K 'I sb, ' . , ss .1 4 , ' - A f 1 I . ' iff . - ' ..f2..:? ' 1 ' -, ..,, ' Ez' ,. :-s5a5a:a::,. 9 .,, .5 . E A 9452, 2 1 ami QA 3 E RUTH BRENNEISE Grades 'l, 2 PAUL WELKER Grades 4, 5 LOWELL BARGER Grades 6, 7 IDA PAULINE TAUTFEST Grades 7, 8 MILDRED WELKER Grades 2, 3 The Thinker Education LORENA E. WILCOX Head, Education Department Any week-day morning down at the Ella E. Hughes Demonstration School you can see little girls in a huddle, giggling and whispering about - iust anything. As a Teacher of Tomorrow you look forward to a classroom of your own and the challenging task of helping to mold young lives like these. ..,... : +971 :Ei xx xi jffi? , 5 5 1 -u I 53 You saw the ever-expanding COLLEGE PRESS where your Southwesterner, MIZPAH, and The Record are publishedy and you couldn't blame Mr. Wohlers and his staff for being immensely proud of their newly remodeled plant. THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT is one place you seldom go - unless you work there - but you do know it does a capable iob of keeping the campus utilities in good repair. THE CAFETERIA, though, is a most familiar placep and you won't forget those yummy pies you ate there. Sometimes you ioined the ranks of the pleased customers - the COLLEGE STORE'S best advertisement. And what would your life here have been without the COLLEGE LAUNDRY to help you look your best? '+' A C. D. BESSIRE Manager, Farm and Dairy R. L. CARR Manager, Maintenance Department Unless you are one of the dairy boys, you don't see the milk being put into bottles, but you certainly know how good it tastes at the cafeteria. Keeping the campus one to be proud of is the constant but rewarding task of the campus crew. Your iob may have taken you off-campus to the Harris Pine Mills, Owens' Broom Shop, or - perhaps you were employed at Nu-Cushion Products assembling stick horses for little boys to ride. V I ,,,,, g Q vw RN iw ' 5, X: 1 fig -Ss iilitte- A V dp ' 51 3 ,k,s X , x SE f Q r f?i5iS+,?'fF'f,,5f34Mii S,v'7'fWr 1 fi up 55 ' A 1 2 s ri, f2 '., , Q' M1 ' ffm' 3 S ugh., 4 sw . ups i' Q ' ' ' 1 - W '--' -. Q ' Q c - l at f .,.. ' , 'G' ,Q ' w -1 22 , 'ia 5 - Q. 1 I 3 . , , A H, l .. 4' . -.ai .-ggifffffrf' W 355358 ' is A511 2 4 . 1' 1- Q W Q., I I ,. .gi M ..,.,,,, ,I ,. M. !f ., 5, , Sy. , M , . ,.,.V if I ,K ,H ,- . , cm Z ' i vm X I' R 'if' :G f ., . ew' , . if 1- ,. 5 if xlzjgigglgw .. I fi, ,.,,: ,I A . 1 f xi 3359 1 ' A YN - f 5 - a m.f-we A L4 ...:'.::::w,-. 1-.V-15:-.,,.1,a :e f.:aM4Ga ,, + A ,V + , . M, ev if .fc Then suddenly - the rushing week was gone in one great burst of setting sun! You watched it fade frorn viewg And in the radiant afterglow you felt a quiet peace come stealing softly down into your waiting heart - The omen of a blessed Sabbath Day. Nr Aww mx, The evening worship bellg a sound of moving feet down stairs, through halls - and voices subdued: the swell of hymns in gladful harmony. And then some moments in your room, a friend or twog perhaps the sharing of some thoughts on the Sabbath school lesson - these ushered in a pleasant Sabbath Day. 4 1651 .Q .ia Still, still with Thee When purple morning loreaketh When the bird waketh, and the shadows tleeg Fairer than morning, lovelier than the daylight Dawns the sweet Consciousness, I am with Thee! -Harriet Beecher Stowe. fi The early morning hours of the Sabbath seemed the sweetest of all when you ioined the woodland feathered songsters in their praise of the Creator. Back to the campus for a bit of breakfast in your room, you could still be ready for the first church service, feeling refreshed and in the frame of mind for true worship. 1 e egfgiissfz Q 1 ff? if If you sang in the choir you needed to arrive at the church a bit early to robe and be in position for the processional. Otherwise, you could relax comfortably in a church pew, have your tithe and offering ready, and enioy a good sermon from the speaker standing BEFORE you - not BEHIND you! C. D. WELLMAN Associate Pastor L. G. SCALES Pastor, Keene Seventh-day Adventist Church You knew you would receive something practical, geared to youthful listeners, when one of these highly-esteemed ministers stood behind the pulpit. , N zamgilx-1, px ,j ff ,f Qf y,,. 'v, x A fi? mv A ,.... ., ..... ,y , -w .,q:5:: i.:.:.:.:., :.,:.:.: ,.:.:.:. w ,, 4,5 .qw ,za if Nj x , X S f I , W 0 F 221 II E I? w gg fl ' E -. in Q 6 W 1 if if X 151, , J f ' it Q - ,A 'M R W 1 wi F' 2 K S I E 3 41' A Y 2 ww The joys of Sabbath afternoon are relaxed and varied, but you found none more homelike and satisfying than blending your voice with that of friends in sacred song. And, finally, in the dimly-lighted church devotional poems and stories accompanied by soft organ melodies provided an ideal background for your meditations at sundown. Hearts knit close together in earnest supplication truly learn that more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Inspiration-filled weeks of devotion deeply enriched your spiritual life and enlarged your vision of the more abundant life to come. Elder Fordyce Detamore, Fall Week of Prayer speaker, assisted by Elder Raymond Turner and Elder Roger Holley. Elder M. D. Hannah, Spring Week of Prayer speaker. saw, Wm. Prayer Life if .MQ .hi Y . 1 gf 'Q 2 A5 3 Ll: 4 2 QQ SN College Seniors ln your bearing, a touch of dignity Known leaders of capability, Studious to a new degree - You win your alma mater's praise Yet not with airs or high disdain, But gay and friendly you remain To one and all - still the same: The college senior class. Aim: Today's preparation is tomorrow's victory. Motto: Ha conquers who conquers himself. Flower: White mum Colors: Gold and white .Jim Carlson Vice-President ....,..... .......,. D ovie Firestone Betty Fortner ..Clinton Roberts President ,.,......,..... .,,.........,... Secretary ..........,.... ,...,...., Treasurer ..,4.....,..... .,.... Pastor, .......,...,..4......,...,...,........,. ....,...,.. D on Stowe ..,,...,Dale Mock Mildred Bayliss Sergeant-at-Arms .,......,.....,........,..... Sponsors .........,,........... C. N. Rees, A ...4-w says, JIM W. CARLSON If it's a math problem, ask a Carlson - this is common knowledge at SWJC. Along with this skill you've demonstrated the ability to work hard toward your goal of becoming a doctor and have taken time to be an officer in the Medical Arts Club as well as president of your college senior class. DOVIE LOU FIRESTONE Your iolly personality and optimistic view of life undoubtedly played a large part in your being chosen vice-president of your senior class and president of the Teachers of Tomorrow Club. But, above all this, those never-to-be-forgotten town trips you chauf- feured will remain our favorite memories of your two years on this campus. CLINTON ROBERTS Keene and Keene schools have been your home for the past thirteen years. Your duties as treasurer of the college senior class have given you a small insight into the business world which you plan to enter, your quiet geniality and steadiness of pur- pose will serve you well in other capacities beside your field of business. BETTY JANE FORTNER For four years you have walked the halls of SWJC and brightened them with your friendly smiles and hi's for everyone. Classes and work in the registrar's office have kept you well occupied, but never too busy to enioy your special interests or for adding your enthusiasm to class picnics and parties. DON STOWE Being senior class pastor and Theology Club president has had a double value in your case, for the senior class and Theology Club have received a big boost from your competent leadership, and you have obtained practical experience which will be of real worth to you as you enter your chosen profession 3 the ministry. DALE MOCK Your pride in your native state can be fairly easily discerned even before one hears your friends calling you Tex as they so commonly do. And no one who knows of your interest in minerals, rocks, and nature lore would be surprised to hear of your being a chemistry lab assistant or being chosen as president of the Medical Arts Club. GEORGE ANN ADCOCK Your place on the campus, George Ann, has been a noteworthy one, and in your loyal service as president of Ta-Wa-Sig S A secretary, and ofiicer in a number of your class organizations - along with your years of effective assistance to the registrar - you have contributed much and developed a quality of leadership highly valued. BILLY BOSTON Prominent for your ability in sports at SWJC, you have also been an active ofiicer in the Knights of Hamilton and this year served both as vice-president of the Better Business Club and business manager of the Southwesterner. Your goal of managing a Book and Bible House someday fits well with your major training. Success to you! MERLE BASCOM Your aspirations in business administra- tion are backed by a variety of experience: your presidency of the academy senior class, management of the campaign and associate business manager of the Southwesterner g your work as SA Recreational chairman, and promotions in MCC. Your scholarship award bespeaks the worth of your leadership in the school. JO ANN BLACK Busy as you are with lessons and with work in the business department, you still find time for active participation in sports and friendly association. Your geniality and positive personality will be assets in your chosen work as a lab technician. EVALENA BILL Student teaching in the elementary school, mimeographing countless copies of the SA Highlights, having hobbies of sewing, cook- ing, swimming, playing the piano, always being friendly and ready to help someone -- these made up your life, four years of study, work, and play, here at SWJC, CHUCK G. DEL VALLE, JR. You have been an active theology maior, Chuck, and have contributed much through your leadership as Sabbath school superin- tendent, speaker for Student Devotional Weeks, and in other worth-while proiects. More than ever you will value all this expe- rience when you fulfill your goal and return to the mission field - this time as a full- fiedged worker. ag?- A NETTIE MAE ALLEN ln planning for your career as a teacher, you have grasped many opportunities to help you on the road to success. As vice- president of the Teachers of Tomorrow Club you have gained valuable experience and, of course, your iob at the Demonstration School has given you practical working knowledge in your field. ED THOMAS Your six years at SWJC have been active growing ones for you and increasingly filled with music and song. The band and choral groups have all been enriched by your talent and loyalty. Someday, when your voice is heard singing the Message around the world - we'Il be listening! DICK HALL Arriving on our campus two years ago, you made yourself at home and quickly found a place in the trumpet section of the College Band and again as an oFficer of the iunior class. Skin diving and flying are well- illustrative of your zest for adventuresome living. Another type of adventuring will be yours in your chosen field of research. BETTY RAE HAMILTON Your winning personality and sweet friend- liness have spread much cheer during your two years here with us, Betty Rae. They have also brought you numerous, well- deserved honors, SA Courtesy Queen, Sweet- heart of Harmon Hall, and several important oftices. Thank you for our Campaign Victory - and success to you always! LOU ETTA ROBINSON SWJC has double claim on you, having had you fLou Etta Craddock thenl four years and MIZPAH editor of '53, then welcoming you back to complete your study here while Charles works on his theology major. You've had a really full year caring for home, school, and switchboard operator duties. GENTRY SMITH G could stand for go4getter, gentle- man, geniality, and other fine names be- sides Gentry! Qualities versatile enough to make you a successful colporteur, MIZPAH advertising manager, and SA Treasurer have also enabled you to be a leader in carn- pus religious activities and to be selected the i956 College Man of the Year by the Knights of Hamilton. CHRISTINA ENGLISH Another capable OA lass from Arkansas, you have proved yourself all over again at SWJC, tackling vigorously all the intricacies of becoming a proficient secretary. Your quick smile and cheery greeting have won you many friends on this campus, and you'll be remembered, too, for your enthusiastic accompaniments to our singing and for your piano solos. LOU ANN FICK Quiet geniality has characterized your two years at SWJC and all have benefited enioy- ably hearing you read from your story collec- tion. Your pupils are sure to revel in the good things Teacher has stored up for them, too. And teaching can't keep you much busier than classes, library work, and assisting with the MIZPAH has. MARION COOPER I love life and I want to live is another expression of your stated goal: Happiness You'll have it too, for three years of military service were not able to warp your optim- istic outlook or quench your enjoyment in vigorous sports and activity. Your steady, conscientious classwork fortells a bright future for you in the business world. WARREN DESSAIN Canadian born, educated in four different parts of the world, and serving Uncle Sam almost two years, you are fairly cosmo- politan in view and interest. Perhaps your globe trotting is related to your hobby of model railroacling. With your aptitude for the mechanical arts and a maior in industrial education you should easily find an import- ant place in life to fill. We-ww W RUTH WILLETA CHESTNUT Characteristic purpose, energy, and unsel- fish desire to serve are shown in your life's goal: to become a state welfare worker. And all who have observed your quietly pleasant but dependable way of meeting your duties as monitor and Harmon Hall desk girl have no doubt that you will suc- ceed in anything you undertake. MARY ALICE FIRESTONE Whether ringing our class bell at precisely 12:45, meeting an accounting class appoint- ment, enioying one of your numerous favor- ite hobbies, or lust leisurely chatting with one of your many friends, you always main- tain that same unruffled, calm composure we have come to associate with you. 67 HELTON E. FISHER Successful Temperance contests in the ATS and an active, well-ordered Ushers' Club are monuments to your hard work. You're one we know can be counted upon when we want any iob - from running movie proiec- tors to giving a haircut - done, not only right, but right now! WAYNE HADLEY Neither a dormitory student or Keenite, you have driven to the campus daily from out-of-town, yet for six years SWJC has been your school, and you with your quiet, pleas- ant ways have become a part of it. Your future business career and your favorite motto, Doing for others are both com- patible and praiseworthy. MONTEZ TEACLE After an active academy life at Ozark Academy, two years ago you came to Keene to grow busy and busier all over again! For your recreation you enioy lively outdoor sports, like tennis, but when lessons and work in the religion department are done, you relax by sewing or playing your saxo- phone. JEANNINE HOLLEY You have your goal set on becoming an elementary teacher, and we think we'd like to be children again, for your delight and unusual interest in nature will surely make school life a fascinating adventure. You shall be long remembered on this campus for your sweet smile, gentle composure, and winning personality. RICHARD JEWETT ATS Oratorical Contest award, grand prize in the T956 Pen League - the list could be lengthened. And we know that - as its leader - you, with your enthusiasm and originality deserve much of the credit for a very active M. V. Society this year. Re- membering your dynamic readings and ser- mons, we are confident you will find suc- cess ahead in the ministry. GORDON KAINER Canadian born and from far-off North Dakota you came this year to Texas and SWJC. Photography, basketball, letter writ- ing, and cooking constitute your wide range of hobbies, and in all of your school life you've been energetic in M. V., Sabbath school, and Theology Club activities - good preparation for a future pastor. BOB MILLER Your bent for adventuring has brought you a long distance - all the way from New York. But in your activities here as Sabbath school teacher and enthusiastic member of the Theology Club, you have been making earnest preparation for your life's goal - being a missionary. MARVIN MOORE As leader of the Bible Study Band and director of the M. V. Share Your Faith activities, you have been putting to prac- tice the principles you studied in your the- ology classes. Not only have we appreciated your leadership in missionary activities, but we all enioyed a hearty laugh at your grand- prize-winning reading on the 1955 Amateur Hour. MARILYN M. MITCHELL In your two years on this campus you have used your talents, not only in class- work and secretarial iobs, but also in sev- eral extracurricular activities. Your art work helped to enrich the 1956 MIZPAH, and your efficient secretarial assistance has been a big boost to the M. V. Society in which you hold the position of assistant secretary. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON You seem well supplied with original ideas and hobbies. Photography, all kinds of outdoor sports, collecting poems and stories, making and designing your own clothes - these are only a few of the hobbies and special interests that add zest to your life and fill the few hours not other- wise occupied in your busy work-study pro- gram. GRAHAM KIME Singing in the Knights of Song Quartet and the college choir has been your chief interest during your two years on this cam- pus. When you are not actively participat- ing in some musical organization, you enioy listening to your large collection of hi-fi records - in other words, music is almost your middle name. FRED NORMAN Can we ever forget you, Freddie? We doubt it. The roar of a motor will remind us of you, and of course, we'll miss your familiar smile and friendly greeting. Know- ing of your strong preference for science lnext to Englishli, we are not surprised to hear of your choosing dentistry for your life's work. l A113143 A - T In DOROTHY NELSON We were happy to welcome you back, Dorothy. Your superb help on Southwest- erner campaigns, receptions, amateur hours, and all Fidelis activities was greatly missed while you were away last year, Your sweet smile and vivacious ways add sparkle to our campus life. MAXINE REED When we think of you, we think of music e any delightful music - being played on either the piano or the accordion. Sand- wiched in between your music lessons and classes you have found time to be an officer of the Fine Arts Club and leader of several Share Your Faith and Ingathering bands. 70 JOHN RIDPATH As student instructor of physical education you have gained much practical know-how of your chosen profession - which could be no other than teaching P. E. You'll long be remembered for the strong leadership you gave during your two terms as president of the Knights of Hamilton and for the numerous other proiects you boosted on the campus. WILFRED REYNA Being chosen Courtesy King of the SA and Academy Man of the Year by the Knights of Hamilton, is proof enough of your cour- teous manners and helpful spirit. Leading out in the Spanish Sabbath school and Span- ish Club have been invaluable experiences in preparing yourself to fill a place in the mission tields of Latin America. GLORIA WAYNE TOWERTON Since 1945 you have been a member of our campus family - first, as a grade school student and then in the academy. In college you have served as a Fidelis ofhcer, SA audi- tor, and on the MIZPAH staff. As you leave, your efficient helpfulness will also be greatly missed in the business office, we know. EARLINE WESTPHAL Your co-operative and friendly spirit played a large part in your being chosen Courtesy Queen in your iunior year. This same grand spirit was also exhibited in your loyal work on the MIZPAH, and with the Medical Arts Club, Ushers' Club, and as an officer in your college iunior class. When- ever you put your shoulder to the wheel - things start to move. 1. W r , l' r, 1 1 3- a ,. . ' V l ERANCES VOTAVA ln your three years at SWJC you have made an enviable record in both scholastic and leadership attainments. ln extracurric- ulars - M. V. activities ranked high among your favorites, you also were associate editor of the 1956 MIZPAH. Scholastically - meriting the academy valedictorianship and winning a first prize in Pen League brought their honors. TOMMY SMITH We won't soon forget your animated read- ing or highly original art - and particularly your clever decorative designs at Senior Presentation. Whenever classes or work at the Johnson County Memorial Hospital per- mit, you can be found engaged in modern art, making a poster, or remodeling a South Sea lsland village. DON SIEBENLIST Qualities of leadership entail both privi- lege and responsibility as you can testify after carrying the heavy duties of presi- dency in both the SA and Knights of Hamil- ton Hall. We have all enioyed your deep bass solos and the fine quartet numbers you helped create. We look for you to have success wherever you go. DONNA JOYCE WOLFE A clever sense of humor and keen sym- pathetic feeling for other's problems have made you a loved and highly valued friend on our campus. Busy as you are with Cour- tesy Royalty, programs, and other duties as our SA vice-president - you never run out of time or ideas for making life happier for somebody. REX LEATHERWOOD After an interrupted educational program and service for your country, you brought your family back to Texas and enrolled again at SWJC to further your preparation for clental school. GUS TORRES . . . pictured on page 88. We are sorry your senior classification was not completed in time to picture you in the right place, Gus, but we want you to know your fine, earnest spirit is appreciated and we are glad you came to Keene. Pomp and Circumstancef' art, and many a flourish introduced you officially as the class of '57, Q. 1,9 Academ Seniors The Aristocrats Your '57 senior class With dignity presents Its officers and members too, Its ladies and its gents: George Saxon - reigning president Of your Aristocrats, Gayle Putnam - lady ofthe realm Helps rule the Diplomats. There's Barbara Wickwire keeping notes On all you do and say. Ramona Heim, the treasurer, Collects the clues you pay. For Roger Holley it's no task As pastor on demand, But Jere Putnam has a iob With gavel in his hand. Your sponsors guide in all you do, Your hats are off to them: Miss Yates with interest in each one and Altus Hayes with vim! Your flower is the large white Mum So pompous and so grand. Your colors - black and white - do give Distinction to your band. Your class can boast the largest group To spend all twelve years here, Southwestern Junior College is The school to them most dear. There's Sharron, Wanda, Katie Ann, Plus Nancy, Scottie Gayle, Two Jeres, Donald, Delbert too - These nine have blazed a trail. Folks called you skunks! But you cared not To notice such trite things: Most skunks have one stripe down the back While yours have turned to wings! But seriously - we honor you, With all iokes laid aside, And toast you: The Aristocrats Who raise your heads with pride. CAdapted from your class presentation ' poem, written by Mrs. Ben Putnam.J JERE WAYNE PUTNAM Sergeant-at-Arms Keene, Texas Jet-propelled, you often seem, When the siren starts to scream - Punctual on the Fireman's Team! RAMONA HEIM Treasurer Cashion, Oklahoma Remember the twinkle in those deep dark eyes? How could we ever forget? JIM ARMSTRONG Lovington, New Mexico Just a good all-arouncl athlete And an accommodating fellow. BEVERLY BELL Keene, Texas Blonde sweetness and a gracious way Best your winning charm portray. GEORGE SAXON President Waco, Texas Great are your goals and aspirations, Sincere and effective, your efforts to reach them. SCOTTIE GAYLE PUTNAM Vice-President Keene, Texas Spunk and spirit, Glow and zest, Putting to each task your best. BARBARA WICKWIRE Secretary Richardson, Texas Beauty of face just blends its part With your inner beauty of mind and heart. LEIGHTON ROGER HOLLEY, JR. Pastor Dallas, Texas Loyal to the best, Royal grace and manner, Habitually a gentleman and true. BEATRICE BAKER San Antonio, Texas Because you know the art of speaking kindly, Befitting praise returns three- fold to you. B Academy Seniors DONALD BARKSDALE Keene, Texas Diligent in any place you fill, Bearing your part with a steadfast will. DAN BENSON Dathan, Alabama Disarmingly deferential, Bred to mild manners and calm, BETTY BELL Fort Worth, Texas Being yourself in all you say and do Becomes you so - that we're just glad you're you! ANDY BOSKIND Melbourne, Florida A learned and authentic fellow are you, But not iust a dreamer - practical too. JANICE CLARK Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Joy bubbles in your laughter, Contagious are your giggles TOO. DONNIE BRITTAIN Shattuck, Oklahoma Don be nimble! lt's a rule: Bein' right on time for school! JEANNE CLARK DeQueen, Arkansas Jewell in a golden setting, Complimented by sunny smiles. MONTE BURNS Fort Worth, Texas Much of nature lore you know - Birds and stars and things that grow. HARRY FIELDS Keene, Texas Hardworking, faithful to a task, Friendly as anyone could ask. PAT CORRIGAN Odessa, Texas Pleasant iust to meet, Comradely to know. lc 1 X Y LOIS MAE BAYLEY Keene, Texas Likeably pleasant, Moderately shy, But always dependable. Academy FRED FOLDVARY Guatemala City, Central America From mission lands you came, and here Found favor by your affability. Seniors CAROL DIXON Shattuck, Oklahoma Capriciously winsome - Debonair and gay. DONNA GLEE ESTELL Fort Worth, Texas Divertingly droll Gleeful and gay - Enthusiasm plus! HAROLD HAFFNER Keene, Texas Happy if you're busy, therefore - Happy all the time! TED GILBERT Arcadia, Texas To tinker with a truck and make it Gratifies a fellow, don't you know! MELVA LOU EHRLICH Hitchcock, Oklahoma Maybe your smile is soft and shy, or Laughter tinkling to the sky - Each suits you so well, it suits us too! MARLENE CULLINS Grapevine, Texas Moods may vary, but you show Composure with a calm heigh ho. J. E. HONEYCUTT Beeville, Texas Jolly as the day is long: Easy as you please! Happiest, when you're making organ melodies. go DAVID FRY GWENDA LOU DICKERSON Grapevine, Texas Waco, Texas Distinctive is your flair for art. Good in art and Facile, your brush and pen. Looking the part, Discriminating in taste. 3 1 i Academy Seniors FRED HAMILTON Loma Linda, California Friendly to all and - 'specially' to one! Happy combination of work and fun. NAOMI EWING Tulsa, Oklahoma Not given to idle frivolityg Ever a pattern of true, sound worth. LA VONNE FREEMAN Dennison, Texas Likeably Vivid and quick to suggest Fun and frolic with ardent zest. i ELAINE GORE Cleburne, Texas Engagingly enigmatic, Genteel, and pleasantly reserved. YVONNE Fl.ORlDA Fort Worth, Texas You win your way with quiet grace, Finding friends in every place. SHARRON HARRISON Keene, Texas Sweetly sincere with an infec- tuous chuckle Helping to make all who know you glad. CAROLE HAMUSEK Houston, Texas Composite of shyness and Healthy confidence. KENNETH HOEHN Sanger, Texas King-size fellow, sturdy, tall, Hale and hearty, liked by all, MARGUERITE HOLLEY Dallas, Texas Magnetic personalityg High-bred, and pleasingly piquant, WK, DOROTHY GOODWIN Groves, Texas Delightful as a favorite tune Genuine as a thumb print. Xxx to CONNIE JENSEN Keene, Texas Capable - with personality Jaunty, unpredictable, and never dull! EVA JANE KING Fort Worth, Texas Easily taking your studies in stride, Joining in plenty of fun on the side, Keen-wit, smartly chic, self- composed, JUDY LANSFORD Miami, Florida Just a winsome little lady - with Large heart and a quick smile. ROBERT KNIGHT Sandsprings, Oklahoma Really known as Bobby , also lots of fun, Kinda independent, always on the run. DONNA HOLLEY Fort Worth, Texas Debonair and agreeably gay, Hearty as is long the day. LOIS HOUGHTON Strawn, Texas Laughingly you go your way, Helping anyone you may. ROSEMARY HOOKS Sulphur Springs, Texas Reverent at church and quietly discreet, However - cordial to all you meet. FRANCES HOUGHTON Strawn, Texas Friendly as you tell us hi, Having a twinkle in your eye. JOYCE LAFON Lubbock, Texas Just a minute, there's no hurry, Late or early we'll be there. Academy Seniors JOE KASPER Dallas, Texas Jollity is up his alley, Kidding ,all the live-long day JOHNNIE WINTERS Hitchcock, Oklahoma Jovial chap, good-natured it's clear, With courage to tackle what comes without fear. MARJORIE LAWRENCE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Merrymaking is for me - Laughing, ioking, gaiety. DARLENE LONGHOFER Shattuck, Oklahoma Delightful in all you do, Letting sunshine come right through. MARILYN MORROW Sanger, Texas Makes no fussy asks no fanfare M Meekly doing her best and her share. RUTH LOWE CAROL McCARTY Shawnee, Oklahoma Dallas, Texas Right on the fob as all can tell, Cure and perky every day, loving lun and play as Well' Mildly tempered - come what may! RONALD WALTHER Keene, Texas Retiring by choice, but genial still, Wiry and nimble, he works with a will. LINDA LOU LOVETT Fort Smith, Arkansas Look long and far, but you'll rarely seea Lovelier miss, more vivacity - Our lovable Lindy of SWJC! ROGER THOMPSON Corpus Christi, Texas Rather quiet and taciturn 'Till you, go to bat on the ball ground. JODY PUCKETT Lubbock, Texas Jaunty co-ed with your Pixy smile, sprightly and glad. 1. 1 1' wwfyt 1 il. -, K 01.1 Y. V . 1 J If owl . A L 'VW uf BARBARA Mowov , D - J . ' X, ' , 1' ,U Altus, Oklahoma 'pl l ly !L jlf ' AA' Born with the gift of pleasing othersulf, ' v l Making friends, and winning praisen ,VP 0' Wi L , qv! Q! yu' , STELLA RAMIREZ lt n pf .JA Houston, Texas J l .x, 1 blend of sterling worth: i 1 Such ANN RICHMAN Midland, Texas A mind well-trained for study Right motives and a generous heart. Seniors WANDA RITCHER Cleburne, Texas With ways demure you bring delight: Refreshingly witty, yet gentle and quiet. s GAIL RUTLAND Keene, Texas Good-natured and Resolved to win her goal. WAYNE RUTLAND Keene, Texas Wherever found - quite a Regular fellow. GAYLENE SHIRLEY Fort Worth, Texas Guess what you will, She'lI keep you guessing still. MILTON KORGAN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mannerly, polite, and really Keen about making music. discernment, roguish mirth! JUNE ROBERTS SAMMY ROBERTS Waco, Texas Waco, Texas Joyous as the morning Surprisingly casual, Radiant as the sunset on the Relaxed, and at ease hills, JIMMY SCHISLER Keene, Texas Just a little on the quiet side, Still - active in the things you like todo. ww! DOROTHY STEVENS Houston, Texas Does your flute have magic in it? Seems to - when you charm our ears. GLENN SPRING Fort Worth, Texas Gifted in music and Nature's fine arty Studious and steadfast in doing your part. NANCY STONER-HAGOOD Keene, Texas Never a carbon copy, you Say and do what you're minded to. JOY TAYLOR Anton, Texas Joy you are, but serious- minded, Thoughts and deeds seem weightier things. DELBERT TAYLOR Keene, Texas Diligent worker by day or by night Tackling hard iobs and doing them right. RUBY THURMON Academy Vinita, Oklahoma Reliable and safely counted-on To do your task and do it capably. JIM RIPLEY Dallas, Texas Just sing us a song - but that won't do Repeat it and add a dozen or two! BARBARA WALLACE Columbia, louisiana Breezily gay and peppy With ideas galore of your own. Seniors MARY LYNN SCHRAM Keene, Texas Mixture of humor, Learned lore, and opinions Surprisingly novel and quaint. TOMMY JOHNSON Keene, Texas Truly likeable, Jolly and tactful. BETTY WOODS Tulsa, Oklahoma Big-hearted and good-natured, Willing to help anyone, anytime. WILLIAM HARMON Stroud, Oklahoma When scientific titles someday bedeck your name Here you'lI always be iust Bill or BilIy. CAROL VANDERWILT Keene, Texas Clearly a person who lives with a zest, Vivaciously active, giving your best. WANDA WARD Keene, Texas Winning in manner and friendliness Welcome always as good company. JERE OWENS Keene, Texas Jumping into that prized Volkswagen, Over the roads you zip along. KATIE TOWERTON Keene, Texas Knack for getting things done with a flourish - Thoroughly, too, and with a big smile. CHARLES WEAVER Houston, Texas Can sell a dozen books or spin a yarn' With utmost ease and wit unusually droll COLLEGE JU IDRS Collegiaie, but not Too sophisticalg Frankly candid, yet quite optimisficalg Erudife, wifhouf being siafisiical - This was your iunior class. DON CLAY President GILBERT AYERS Vice-President JEAN SHY Secretary ANNE LAMBERT Sponsor LINDA McCULLOUGH Treasurer JIMMY HEINRICH Pastor EDDIE HOECKENDORF Sergeant-at-Arms HAROLD LICKEY Sponsor 51 X X., DON CLAY President LINDA McCULLOUGH Treasurer ED HOECKENDORF Sergeant-al-Arms ,ff si f if! 2' nf if r GILBERT AYERS Vice-President JEAN SHY Secretary JIM HEINRICH Pastor SUE ARNOLD E. LELAND BORTON W. A. BAKER JEAN BROWN JUNE BAYLEY STANLEY BISEL DUANE BARNES CHERYL BRENNEMAN SAD IE BAILEY .IIM CRADDOCK COLLEGE JUNIORS , VN , A I V PAT BARTON ROBERT DELGADO iunv EURTIS Ls' - X' aoqsg ouNN LR ' ,, J Qi, wil - ' 1 DONALD DUNCAN MARY Lou COLEMAN REX ELDER .1 4 ,1AlNIS gcfx ' JANET CARLSON JEREMIAS DUARTE SHARON CHAIHELB QMLARRYMFINLEY 1 1 L ' 41' ' NRA, N X s A , T X1 'Y' ,x Ax K 34 X L ,rf r x PEGGY DUMLER DONALD DUMLER GARY GRIMES ALICE DINTELMAN BETTY DIXSON ELEAZAR GOMEZ RICHARD GOODNOW CHLOE FOUTZ JUNE FLOWERS WAYNE HUFF DENNIS HARPER MARLYS FERGUSON ELAINE HERMANSON LOYD KERBS FLOYD KERBS FRANKIE SUE GAMEL RICHARD KING VIOLET KIM JEANNE KELLEY EDWARD KEMENA BILL LINGO DORIS LEATHERMAN MARJORIE LOEWEN WILLIAM LONDONA MERRITT MacLAFFER ETHEL OWENS PAT MENDENHALL FRED MATHIESON TY CARL PETERSON EVELYN MOORE DOROTHY PFLUEGER ALLEN ROBISON COLLEGE JUNIORS EVELYN MAXWELL BOB PELLEYMOUNTER VIOIJA CHARLES PROWANT FRANCES MULLINS JIMNL LaVERNA RIFFEL DANNY ROBERTS L JERRY MAYES L D N A PROWANT 'WCMMLS Roamson 4 fy v ff, 1 1 1 , , . 5 :,. ,,,f,!v .V 4' if 1 1' COLLEGE JUNIORS GLENN SCHMIDT SYLVIA SCOTT JIMMY SASSER SYLVIA SHAW SHERWIN SELBY BENNETT SHAW GUS TORRES BOB STARK LARRY STEPHENS ANN THOMAS TOM STUTCHMAN WILMA SMITH JOE SEARS DAVID SISK WALTER SLOAN JEANNIE SHARPE ARVEL SMITH CAROLYN JO TOMBLINSON SUE WEBER REX TURNER JERRY VANERWEGEN BARBARA TURNER DONNA WHITTEN DONALD WATSON LANNY WEAVER .IOYCE WELLMAN SHIRLEY HEINRICH 'fa '19 '55 'x Q C in ,x, AQ .- 2, X843 Academy Juniors JERRY JOSEPH JERRY MEIER President Treasurer SHARON POTTER WESLEY JACOBS Vice-President Pastor MIRIAM WILLIAMS GARY PADON Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms ROSE TUELL GEORGE THOMSON Sponsor Sponsor Pep, please - and plenty of it! lt hasn'T been clone! - well, Then, you love if. Teasing underclassmen? You're not above it - For ACADEMY JUNIORS are you! 'M JIM ALLEN MONA AMRHEIN OWEN BELL MAZEL BURLEW DOUGLAS BLACKWELL GALEN CARRUTH CORRINE CALVERT HENRY DELGADO CAROLYN CLARK KEITH FLOYD Academy Juniors .-3 w 3 if x Q Q I' ,Q j JERRY JOSEPH SHARON POTTER J. WESLEY JACOBS President Vice-Presidenf Pastor JERRY MEIER MIRIAM WILLIAMS GARY PADON Treasurer Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Academy Juniors OVEI.lA BROWN BENNY BOWEN PEGGY BAKOS CORRINE BUNCH JAMES CRAWFORD CHRISTENA CRADDOCK , e 1 DANNA DAVIDSON JIM GILLEY GAIL DOWDEN EDMUND FRY LYNDA DAVIS GLADYS EDDY WINFRED GREEN NELMA FENNIMORE FRED HADLEY BETH FINDLEY ESTHER GILLHAM GERALD HEINRICH MARTHA HALL MOLLIE SUE HALSELL .IIM HOEHN LOU ANN HILL ACADEMY E ,W 4 PM LM N 1. W V -- X H, -v,, -f'--- - -- K ---- -------v GERALD MOHR KOVEDA MEIER HORTEN REYNA Q Jr' I. EARL ROBERTSON X MELBA ROBERTSON CURTIS ROBERTS RUTH ANN ROBERTS x 1 K wr' g 1 , ,f I 1 ,V 94 !'- O I 'V F IUNIORS LAQUEDA MEIER LARRY MILES BONNIE SHARPE SAMMY VILDOSOLA CATHEY GRAVITT CLARENCE HOAG SHARON KAY GRAHAM EDITH HOLDEN DERRILL HOUSE MARIE HORTON SIERRA SUE MILLER LARRY MILLENDER RUTH ORTIZ MARY NELL ROPER RONALD USRY JEAN PINE Academy Juniors BARBARA BISCHOFF NELDA ANDERSON LORETTA PAT STEINERT SHIRLEY VITALE ELIZABETH EDDY LOU OWENS ROXY YOUNGS Academy Sophomores Lo - yours was The world and all ThaT's in iff Nor a Thing escaped you for one minufeg Just To have an idea was To begin if- A wise, enterprising sophomore were you! President .,...,......., .,........ C orlxy Mcleod Vice-President .4.,...... ........ N ickie Chalfield Secretary ...,........... .......... S uzanne Taylor Treasurer .,.,........., ........ M ary Linda Smith Pastor ......,,,..,....,.....,...,,.......... Don Schneider Sergeani-ai-Arms .,.,...,...,........ Gary Heinrich Sponsors .... Beriha Cromwell, H. L. Caviness Academ CORKY McLEOD NICKIE CHATFIELD DON SCHNEIDER President Vice-President Pasior SUZANNE TAYLOR GARY HEINRICH MARY LINDA SMITH LX Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer Ig rx Cf I f nf Um x fy NJ' x 'I .VX 'I M3 if I A .L . If ,-JL' 'J ',fvh,'!, . P W I' ' , rf . I I-I 3 S 3 MARVIN FAUDI NANCY COOPER MELVIN McCLAIN SUE LUTZ CHARLES DAVIS SHAROLYN EICHM KAREN HADDOCK CLYDE PAGE GLORIA HAMBRICK HORATIO PENA BETTIE HEYLE MERRILL McCORMI Sophomores Q, SANDRA AUBRY ROBERT BISCHOFF GLENNA BROWN DAN nm CLAYTON CALVERT l.aVERTA CHRISPENS WAYNE COX PHYLLIS ANN BARKER .,... - T :2:2 an ,.',': 7 If 5 ::: :: ' f V . T :A : ,,,..:.,- YI 0 Q: ,, .... .,... If ' . : , I E521 A A ' . ,,.. 1 ': ' Q N , .M A 'xi . b wx . 2 c 'ON RAY JANES SHERLENE GOURLEY KENT HUNT CAROLYN DAVIS DWAIN GLASS BETTY LATIMER 'IYLLIS HEINRICH HERSHEL MERCER FRANCES HENDERSON ARTHUR RICE CAROI. ANN HAFFNER JAMES ROOT -7 , A , Q LQZJLM 544441 LINDA LAYLAND y ANTONIO SANTAMARIA . Academy Sophomores f8f'.xA,f Q ':ff'ffg f1-A LEONARD SPIVA NORMA MEEKER FRANKIE NICHOLS PAT MONZINGO GEORGE SEABERRY DOROTHY ST. CLAIR CAROL TRAMMEL BETTY RABUN MARTHA SUTTON PEGGY SCOTT JIM STEPHENS LaWANA VINCENT AIDA TREVINO WANDA WALLEN PAUI. WHITTEN sad-1,6511-ca k,,ZlL1s:!l,C1 Q X 1 -if-11. Act'-:YA-I-7 'fcffafg ZPALTK MARY LAYLAND 5 'S' E -tL4A7L,ZLJ ,ydzt a..fa,f Q! HAROLD SANDERS df Y ' - ZCVLAL - MARILYN MMLAFFERTY 11,5 5 Eff ZZ' ' F Y ,offw-fc.-641 .guyz fi 'EIC Hyatt' ' I Ht.iZA,64 cf ,z4o 7uv ,g CLA 4.4.1, 9414441 561474 11142 A -ff A ,- 46,-14 1 Melvm SEARS Lf 1.f Academ Freshmen BeseT by educational growing pains: Brand new subiecfs To explore Need for knowing more and more Things a-doing by The score An adveniuring freshman were you! Presidenf ................. ........... B orden Scoit Vice-President .,,.,,.. ....,..... C hris Boskind Secretary ..,........,. ....,.. P aula Johnson Treasurer .........,... .,,.... J udy Deapen Pastor ....,,......,.......,...,........,,....... Jonny Mills Sergeant-ai-Arms ..............,, James Houghton Sponsors ..., Coramae Thomas, Paul L. Wilson SHARON BETZ TOM BORTON LUCILLE JERRY BIRDWELL LOUISE CADY RAMIRO CASTILLO DANIELS BILLIE FLOWERS PAUL ESSIG SUE DINTELMAN RONALD CASTILLO BORDEN SCOTT, Pres. PAULA JOHNSON, Sec. CHRIS BOSKIND, Vice-Pres. JONNY MILLS, Pastor JUDY DEAPEN, Treas. JAMES HOUGHTON, Sgt.-af-Arms Academy CHARLES HOECKENDORF DAVID McSWAIN NORMA JEAN TURNER KENNETH HILL BONNIE KENDALL ELVAHRE WALTHER DAVID REES SUE WILLIAMSON HARLAN SHEDELL GLADYS WIIST DIANA JENSEN APOLMAN HERNANDEZ CAROLYN MELTON How glad you were For The golden nnomenTs ThaT made up a special parT of your life: DaTes and parTies Lovely corsages And bouTonnieres LighTs! CurTains! Music and laughTer, Or iusT The jolly casual Things You did vviTh friends And The Tun of iusT being yourself. Q M W X QW? . fog, 1' Www Mwwmmm 54 in Q ,A 1 A , W gf ,x H, ,, l, Q. Q.. 4 -w as Alfa. 5. wififf I4 gf Jr 14.4, . 1 . +a.1h .i 4,3 'l'r x 'fn' , 1 y1..,fN,'f s ,AWM g,. ' 4 A 4,,, .X V ,, .y .,, . T M 4 X Z fa ,E A 2 ff. Palm trees, flowers, the peaceful ocean lapping on the shore a moon just appearing on the horizon, and stars overhead- could you possibly be in our own Turner Auditorium? Yes, but - thanks to the girls of Ta-Wa-Si and Fidelis, under the leadership of Betty Bell and Sharron Harrison - the auditorium had been transformed into an island paradise. Bennett and Jere, quite at home in the tropical setting, express the fellows' thanks for the exotic evening. Hawaii to its lsles alls You f ii af Happiness You added your smile of approval as Sharron, in true Hawaiian fashion, presented leis to Miss Yates, guest of honor, and to Miss Ingram, Mrs. Cromwell, and Mrs. Bayliss for their generous part in sponsoring the Reception. Hawaiian students, all the way from Pacific Union College in Northern California, provided enchanting island melodies and graceful sitting-hula dances to make complete your evening in the Isles of Happiness. A ,ff ine ? 3514 2 ,N M A N gf 913522255 i Q 5 fr Qi swf , 2, 'KY-N :: 2x :...:::-5525:-,f , x . .,,,, Others you will remember who gave color to your flight were the two Spanish serenaders and the little girl who was terribly frightened by the big, black bear. As our plane came in for the landing, you gave a thankful salute to the Fidelis and Sigma Delta Beta omcers for smooth sailing and a pleasant flight. ir Lines Presents light A' 25555 X K .53 I 52 , gi Y L if f sf R3 fi Q2 Q, W, ! 4 - :QI r lv Q .ff x x 5, ? 7 A f 155441 2 9: Z fa 3 f ' if ' , f, wr Jw . f W ...M-::: ' 4 f , 51:2 . ff? 7. .,., :.. 352 1: , ' fa ., id ap Z Z M pw if 4 4' we ,.,:,,. 5 gf 9 Q. fm -, 59 ' 2 , M 4' 4 wg, if fi Jil 5 5 '::' ' W if 5 W1 ,f 24222 Q i H u a, ff fl 7' 'Z ' f '5 ,f f gy Z Q5 f' 5 w 1 fffw 6 , fy f ::EE5.:.:. 4 e.: 41' , f w Z ff 4? A ' 5 2? V 32' 5 MV, QQW, ff f, 1 fn? , ff, fy W we W iimgff 1, fp: 'W .v,,W , A - :- , a 1 xt 4. , 5 , f W , sf YM if 1 4 iii Us fy M, ,, ' w , fw ff wif r A N' ? 1 , x W' Wil ifixvf M - 1' 'V' VK' if .211 4 ai A' fri' W'gx' W f V 2 -2 1 , 2, V ,Q , 'Z 9 V? 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E ' 5 If you were one of the delegates to SA Workshop at Oakwood College, you received a warm welcome and Southern hospitality you won't soon forget. Those piles of Southwesterner sub letters you wrote seemed worth-while when you were announced one of the campaign winners. You even surprised yourself by writing a winning iingle for the temperance contest. ll4 wg f 1 You couldnt help gethng Ohe Christmas splrlf playing hostess to the small guests from Lena Pope Home carolmg for mnssnons or sharmg the flifllllhg experience of smgmg The Messla 5 ,1 . I X ' 2 . Q I H Y 4 , ,- if , A A-Y. X. xg ,,. . V N vb. Mgfm , A A 5 Y f . .f i 1 1 I , Vg, .5 My N X, wa Maw 'Hs Af-navv.-. 4. A 'xwhannv' 4- L X x xii 1 ZQQMXQW tw N. , x x- Q, ff .rf ' .,.,. Z f 5 . I ' '-vw.. q..+w... ...wwf f Q... WV ma N g l . M WMM, rv.. ,.. 4' I s Lf' -nr f' Qfrfvxg Eg .,..ni 5 M 4? if 5 5 .v 4. A friendly game of tennis, an hour of skating, or iust watching your favorite basketball team - with the new scoreboard telling the story of the game - were always a welcome relief and an opportunity to forget books and studies and enioy yourself for a while. 4, A Wham 'WW my X awww U,W.,MWmaMww,w wfmbl ,.,w,wW U With any sport from ping pong to football attracting your attention or challenging participation, play periods were filled with a variety of interesting, stimulating activities. Qfffa yfw , ,dfmwf afmym, JZQAM ' M Jim Zf7z,gf4dJdM7lt Qz,,if1Q2Zj? ,2MLfWWm M X .J 5, qiamwlzffbmmmmyz, MMM M may J, WM, uhvfdbfjl gin Q w..Q W S - ss fe QM, N' M , JWfff!mwiwMZfZifJwZ4Mz..uw,,M gelwf' JA? W JAM. may ' fW'MWMffMiwww,mf'w H, 2:2555 A7264 If -:mov ag fZj5Ml712Wff4Jwd74-.wb iwwxww QW Mfmgffmwldw WMZI7 M WMNMMQQZJZA MAWQMQ, S Student activities and proiects as well as personal shopping trips Often brought you into contact With the many congenial, helpful Business friends of the college. Ancl for their expert part in making Your 1957 MIZPAH a successful reality Much credit goes especially to College Press . . . SWJC Davis Studio . . . Cleburne Southwestern Engravers . . . Fort Worth American Beauty Cover Company . . . Dallas Aunvuuciug . . The Completion of L. C. EVANS HALL The new classroom building at Southwestern Junior College was completed and occupied in April, the first meetings to be held in it were the Open House and Dedication Services, April 28 and 29. ANOTHER LANDMARK OF PROGRESS ASSISTS SWJC IN LEADERSHIP IN: Spirituality Educational Development Work Opportunities Physical Plant For Information Write Ottice of the President SOUTHWESTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE Keene, Texas QX5, Sl , f e n Q ' XXX Q- JS- Q J Peo! f rs: f 'L Ftfsifi Q if KEENE room sroiaa so so 2:5633 Affzjs, and Qi CQ. A pie: NATIONAL HEALIH FOOD DISIRIBUI A X 3 ies GROCERIES and HEALTH FOOD KEENE TEXAS 9 Personal and Wedding Announcements 0 Business and Personal S'raTionery 9 Office Forms I Booklets 9 Publications 0 Color Work 0 Advertising Folders OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Qlfege F-Peace PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS - PUBLISHERS Phone I6 Keene Texas Texas Book and Bible House 706 West Lowden FORT WORTH, TEXAS T956 h I hp d 1 T I d ore than S6,700.00. STUDENT ASSOCIATION IS FOR 056 - .MW r ,Ut fr iw Juv-f - A Spend your Leisure Hours at the f we , 1 Ml Frlendllest Fountain Service ln Keene VW , f' , ,, . if' W XA f p . I JI .fgvfm ,cic-C'p 2!g7pL6L4Aj ranqlo C H A T My 3102-A 1f.c,.v-J-4 .41.,...,f ,V--.WJ A ,, ,, . 3611. ,ZX -fiuf , ae, - ' N CM., effu., ff--ff' ,X If ...QM-4A 7 ' lt! , CHEW For Neater Work and Higher Grades StudentsUse MASTERPIECE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sold By Your College Bookstore Congratulations to the Class of 1957 DR. AND MRS. GERALD A. KING FORT WORTH, TEXAS Nearly 20,000 Seventh-clay Aclventists in the South- western Union Conference territory look to their college for youth leadership. We are vitally interested in the growth of Southwestern junior College, and in its Con- trihutiOn to the finishing' ofmthe work in the Q iuxthwest. A L M W . f r A-ly? n U, l I' ff I i, FN .w Ol oljvflvxte Y, ive., of 'LU xbfij . Zip I l 'lf ,LN xv L V vu. 'vol i gf' , lot LN i ilfy 'll fir M AV if lfl! N jew N' j, if . M f P 1 l 'W Ui! 1,l '!j ri W l ' l 'il W' I I nl, lille v In jf V N 1 A I lvfllltlll tl Cl rf' W ll S c.,JUZ-if W KV Ov W fly .5 0 , U ' 1 Mr M M3j5ulfl1 s n Union Conference fl , ff ww lb!! Nil 6 A outh Central Expressway gk VU Milf! 0150 L . f H ! Richardson, Texas Jflki A lj , , Lg ko fl vl ri .fb 1. rltylq! 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Mex. ....,..... 73, 110, 111, 112, 118 Arnold, Sue, Rt. 1, Box 33, Tickfaw, La ..,,...,.............. Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Aubry, Sondra, Box 273, Keene,Tex .......... ..,.... Autrey, Joyce, Keene, Tex. Ayers, Gilbert, Box 203, Keene, Tex .,....,.............. 16, Vice-Pres., Col. Jr., Treas., Med. Arts Club. Ayers, Robert, Box 203, Keene, Tex. 22, 54, 83, 117 42, 82, 83, 105, 118, 120 Bailey, Sadie, Guymon, Okla ......,..,......,,........,..................,.. ................,.... 8 3 Baker, Beatrice, Rt. 10, Box 325AA, San Antonio, Tex ........ ....,. 6 0, 73, 112 Baker, W. A., 415 9th, Galveston, Tex ...........,............,.,. ..,.. 2 4, 83, 110 Bakos, Peggy, Higgins, Tex. .........,..,...,.,...,..,............,.......,.... .......,............. 9 3 Barker, Phyllis Ann, 2614 Cherry St., Pine Bluff, Ark., Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Barksdale, Donald, Box 244, Keene, Tex .,....,.. .,....,.. 2 4 Ass. Cir. Mgr., Southwesterner, , 73, 104,112, 113, 114 Barnes, Duane, Rt. 2, DeQueen, Ark ......,..,......,. ,......,..............,, 9 , 12, 83, 106 Barton, Pat, Rt. 1, Box 729, Brownsville, Tex ...... ,....... ,.....,..... 5 4 , 84 Pres., Ta-Wa-Si, 2nd Sem. Bascom, Merle, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Tex .....,.,.,..,.,...,..,.......,..,.,..,. ....... 1 2, 47, 65, 112 Bayley, Ramona June, Box 65, Keene, Tex ...........................,..,,......... 22, 27, 29, 83 Bus. Mgr., MIZPAH, Sunshine Band Leader, lst Sem. Bayley, Lois, Box 65, Keene, Tex ..............,,.,......,.,..,..... 74, 110, 112 Bell, Betty, 5316 Hensley Dr., Ft. Worth, Tex ............ 16, 27, 31, 74, 90, 106, 112 Snap Ed., MIZPAH, Pres., Ta-Wa-Si, 1st Sem. Bell, Beverly, Keene, Tex ....,.........,..,............,.,...,.......,.,.......,............,......... 18, 60, 73 Bell, David, Keene, Tex ....,...........,,...........,,.... .....,.,..., 1 02 Bell, Owen, Keene, Tex. ...,............,....,............. ..... , ..92 Benson, Dan, 307 N. Herring, Dothan, Ala .,..,,.. ....... 7 4 Betz, Sharon, Loyal, Okla .,..,..................,........... ..,...... 1 O2 Berry, Coleman, Fayetteville, Ark ........ Berry, Fay, Fayetteville, Ark .,.......... Bill, Evalina, Hitchcock, Okla .,.............. Sunshine Band Leader. ' 185, 'ii' ii Birdwell, Jerry, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Tex ....,.,..,... .......,..... 1 02, 104 Bischoff, Barbara, Box 7, Keene, Tex ...,..,.. ..,..,.. 1 9, 29, 96 Bischoff, Robert, Box 7, Keene, Tex ...............,,.....,...,.......,..,.,....,...,..,.,,..,......,...,.... 99 Bisel, Stanley, Box 535, Angwin, Calif .....,.......,.............,...........,.,... 6, 11, 83, 106 Vice-Pres., Knights of Ham., 2nd Sem., Prayer Band Leader. Black, JoAnne, 2961 Dupont, Shreveport, La ....,...,...,.,. 24, 54, 65, 112 Blackwell, Douglas, Box 255, Keene, Tex ......,.....,..,,....,,...,..........,,.......,.,..,.....,,..,... 92 Borton, Tom, Keene, Tex ...............,....,....,....,..,, ..,. ,..............,...., . . .102 Borton, Leland, Keene, Tex ........,...,..,...,............ ...,......,........,.. 9 , 83 Boskind, Andy, Box 1251, Melbourne, Fla ......, ......... 7 4, 112, 122 Boskind, Chris, Box 1251, Melbourne, Fla ........ .............,.. , ..,,......,..,..... 1 01, 102 Vice-Pres., Acad. Fresh. , 25, 46, 51, 65,112, 113 Bus. Mgr., Southwesterner , Sec., Knights of Ham., lst Sem., Sec-Treas., Better Bus. Club, 2nd Sem., Vice-Pres., Better Bus. Club, lst Sem. Boston, Billy, 1001 E. 2nd, Austin, Tex ..,..,............,.. 14 Bowen, Bennie, 2825 Jennings, Ft. Worth, Tex ...,..,... Brenneman, Cheryl, Rt. 2, Jones, Okla ..............,.. Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Brittain, Don, Box 471, Shattuck, Okla ...,...,. Pres., Radio Club. Brown, Glenna, Box 142, Keene, Tex .......... Brown, Jean, Rt. 2, Quitman, La ...................,,...... Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Brown, Jim, 2302 Rio Grande, San Angelo, Tex. Brown, Ovella, 702 37th, Lubbock, Tex .,............. Buckingham, Dan, Rt. 1, Box 140, Tyler, Tex ....... Bunch, Correne, Fargo, Okla .....,......................,,,. Bunch, Melvin, Keene, Tex. ,.,...,.55, 83, 111, 115 ......,20, 42, 74, 113 ....,..,..59, B3 ......,93 . .,.,.. 99 ......,93 , .....,.......,.,............,...... ,... . H92 Burns, Monte, 2201 Washington Ave., Ft. Worth, Tex ...,..... 43, 56, 57, 74, 109, Pres., Biology Club, Chorister, S. S., Prayer Band Burlew, Mazel, 9914 Branurn, Houston 17, Tex .......... Cady, Louise, Box 102, Keene, Tex .....,......,.....,.............. Calvert, Clayton, 1708 N. Sheridan Rd,, Tulsa, Okla.. Leader ...,.,.. 111, 120, 160 ........102 .....,.99 Compliments o f ODORLESS CLEANERS vv. E. GRIFFIN-ls, Prop. 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Castillo, Ramino, Keene, Tex ...,.,,..........,...,...,....., Sec., Spanish S. S., lst Sem. ........92 ......102 Castillo, Ronald, Keene, Tex ..............,,.........,.....,.,......,......,.,....,..,...,......,.....,...,,.,. 102 Chatfield, Sharon, Box 566, Crowell, Tex. ..,..,. 12, 16, 17, 28, 29, 30, 59, 84, 120 Pub. Sec., SA, Treas., Ta-Wa-Si, ist Sem., Sec-Treas., MV, Vice-Pres., Ushers Club, 1st Sem., Prayer Band Leader, lst Sem., Head Pianist, S. S. Chatfield, Wayne Nickie, Box 566, Crowell, Tex ...,.......,..........,..,... 20, 97, 98, 120 Vice-Pres., Acad. Jr. Chesnut, Ruth, Rt. 2, Gentry, Ark ...........,. Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. ........47, 67, 112 Chrlspens, LaVerta, Box 173, Keene, Tex. .......... ................. . ...,....... 30, 55, 99 Clark, Carolyn, Rt. 6, Box 432, Tyler, Tex ....................,..,....,..................,............. 92 Clark, Janice, 1616 N. McKinley, Okla. City 6, Okla ..... 74, 104, 105, 112, 120, 122 Clark, Jeanne, Box 293, DeQueen, Ark ..,..,......, 5, 58, 74, Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. 111,112,114,115,122 Clay, Charles Don, 1637 Grand NE, Albuquerque, N. Mex .......,,..., 15, 82, 83, 109 Pres., Col. Jr., Ass. Chorister, S. S. Coleman, Mary Lou, Box 533, Paonia, Colo .....,...,..........,,... Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Cooper, Nancy, 3609 Laughton, Ft. Worth, Tex ...... Cooper, Marion, 214 Circle Dr., Cleburne, Tex .....,. Corrigan, Pat, 1308 Wilson Dr., Odessa, Tex .,..,., Cox, Janis, Rt. 2, Box 217, Luling, Tex ........,,,.,........... Cox, Wayne, Box 218, Richmond, Tex. ..........,... ,..,...,...... . Craddock, Christena, 6223 N. Harrison, Tulsa, Okla ......... Craddock, James, 6223 N. Harrison, Tulsa, Okla ......,,,. Crawford, James E., Box 117, Keene, Tex ................. Cromwell, Lucille, Box 36, Keene, Tex .......................,...,. Cullins, Marlene, Rt. 1, Box 143A, Grapevine, Tex ..,...... Curtess, Harolyn, 4607 S. Western, Okla. City, Okla ....... Curtis, Judy, Rt. 1, Box 349A, Weslaco, Tex ..,..,...,....... Daniels, Bertha, 113 W. Samano, Edinburg, Tex .,.,....,........... Davidson, Danna, 11311 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif Davis, Carolyn, 407 Erin, Houston, Tex ...,...,......,.......,.....,.,.., Davis, Lynda, 2623 Marshall, Little Rock, Ark .....,..........,.,,.., Davis, Morris, Box 216, Keene, Tex ...,,..,................,. Day, LaQuita June, 900 Sheldon, Clovis, N. Mex ......, ..........22, 24, 84 .........98, 118 ....,.,..67, 112 .........74, 112 ........17, B4 ...........15, 99 ,........93, 106 112 , ...,..,,........,.,,...,....., 47 .......,.5s, 84, 111, 115 ...,......102 ,..,....9O, 93 .......,93 .....,,..,. 160 Deapen, Judy, Keene, Tex ......,,....,...,..,...,...............,. . ....,. 101, 102 Treas., Acad. Fresh. Delgado, Helen, Keene, Tex ......... . .........,...........,..... 24, 40 Sec.-Treas., Spanish Club Delgado, Henry, Keene, Tex ......... ......., 4 0, 58, 92, 111, 115 Chorister, Spanish Club. Delgado, Robert, Keene, Tex. ....,.,..,.........,..........,...................,..,......... 9, 18, 40, 84 Pastor, Spanish Club, Sec., Spanish S. S., ist Sem., Sec., Sigma Delta Beta. Del Valle, Chuck, LSU Box 8372, Baton Rouge, La ............. 22, 54, 59, 65, 112, Pastor, Knights of Ham., 2nd Sem., S. S. Supt., ............... ,....... . 116, 120, 122 Week of Prayer Speaker, Prayer Band Leader. Dennison, Elizabeth, 6113 W. 34th, Houston, Tex. Dessain, Warren, 2025 NW 44th, Okla. City, Okla ...........,............. 6, 42, 67, 112 Sec., Radio Club. Dickerson, Gwenda, 3520 Daughtrey, Waco, Tex ..... 34, 58, 59, 75, 112, 115, 122 Dlntelman, Alice, R. R. 2, Nashville, lll ...........,...,....,..........................,......... 85, 105 Dintleman, Sue, R. R. 2, Nashville, Ill ...,............ ...............,,.......................,.... 1 03 Dixon, Carol, Box 554, Shattuck, Okla. ................ ..,.... 7 5, 111, 112, 115 Dixson, Betty, Box 291, Keene, Texas. .......................... ......,........... 8 5, 120 Dowden, Gail, 125C Rainbow Dr., Pineville, La .......,....... Duarte, Jeremias, Box 813, Bucaramanga, Colombia ......... . ..................,. 84 Dumler, Donald, Box 12, Keene, Tex .......................,................................. 4, 85, 106 Dumler, Peggy, Box 12, Keene, Tex. .,...........,................,.................... 40, 85, 106 Duncan, Donald, Box 134, Keene, Tex .,....... 10, 22, 58, 84, 106, 110, 111, 115 Dunn, Bobby, Keene, Texas ....,......................................................,....,.................,.. 84 Eddy, Gladys, 711 N. 13th, Corsicana, Tex ......... ......... 5 8, 93, 111, 115, 118 Ehrlich, Melva Lou, Box 794, Pawhuska, Okla ........ .,................. 7 5, 105, 112 Eichman, Sharolyn, Keene, Tex. ,............... ............. ................. 5 4 , 98 Elder, Rex, Rt. 3, Gentry, Ark ...,..,...................... ,......... 2 9, 54, 84 English, Christina, Rt. 2, Gentry, Ark ....... .......... 6 7, 112, 118 Essig, Caroline, Box 57, Keene, Tex. Essig, Paul, Box 57, Keene, Tex ...................................,..... ................ 1 02, 110 Estell, Donna Glee, 2816 Sappington, Ft. Worth, Tex ....,,... ......... 7 5, 112, 119 Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. Eubanks, Corra Sue, Cleburne, Tex .......,,................................. ........ I Second Sern.1 Ewing, Naomi 1529172 E. Admiral Place, Tulsa 20, Okla .,...... ....... 7 6, 106, 112 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. uw QP B' -x pb eff W:-J x 'BW . fx f 33 of lr owl , S Z-PDQQ i A cf, xg . Z...-. uif Q63 0 0 ay- ev' -Q 'M Q ' . OPS I r ,cu X .Lv ft 5W 'S -tfsswgh-E Why Blow Them Forever? WE HAVE THE FINEST TOP-QUALITY INSTRUMENTS THAT WOULD GIVE YOU MORE PLEASURE! Mail orders filled promptly. Whittle Music Co. CORNER MILL AND CHAMBERS BURTON-LINGO COMPANY LEE BATTLE, Manager Lumber, Builders' Hardware, Wall Boards and Paints Phone 5-2871 Cleburne, Texas A fi rnnmcns VN X CARL V. REDDING DISTRICT AGENT 310 E. Henderson CLEBURNE, TEXAS Phone 5-6697 Auto - Truck - Fire - Life Fast, Elmer, 216 Forrest, Cleburne, Tex .......,..... ........,......,...... 1 1 Faudi, Marvin, Rt. 4, Box 116C, Waco, Tex ............ ,..........,... ,..,..,.... 9 8 Fennimore, Nelma, 903 E. 55th, Austin, 5, Tex. ...... ...,.... 5 4, 93, 110 Ferguson, Marlys, 3102 Baylor, Lubbock, Tex ........... ,.,.,..,........ 9, 12, 16, 85 Sec., Ta-Wa-Si, Ist Sem. Fick, Lou Ann, 625 Newman Ave., New Orleans, La....11, 17, 26, 29, 49, 67, 112 Assoc. Ed., MIZPAH, Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Fields, Harry, Paonia, Colo ........,........,.,...,.....,,..................,...... 22, 29, 54, 74, 114 Findley, Beth, Box 35, Keene, Tex. .......................,.. ..................., I 9, 93, 111, 115 Finley, Larry, 510 Foster, Little Rock, Ark. ........,...... 12, 25, 58, 84, 105, 111, 115 Ed.-in-Chief, Southwesterner , Prayer Band Leader. Firestone, Dovie, Rt. 2, Melrose, N. Mex ........,.,.....,....................,... 49, 63, 64, 112 Vice-Pres., Col. Srs., Pres., Teachers of Tomorrow Club. Firestone, Mary Alice, Rt. 3, Box 97, Portales, N. Mex .............,... 47, 67, 112, 113 Sec., Home Ec. Club. Fisher, Helton, R.R. 4, Box 246, Bristow, Okla. ,.....,. 14, 15, 24, 25, 28, 29, Rel. Ed., Southwesterner , Treas., .......,.,..,...,... 68, 106, 112, 115, 116, Knights of Ham., Ist Sem., Pres., ATS, Week of Prayer Speaker, Head Usher, Ist Sem. Florida, Yvonne, 3013 S. Jones, Ft. Worth, Tex .......,.....,.....,..,..,...,.,. 76, 112, 119 Ass. Sec., S. S., Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. 30, 122 Flowers, Billie Frances, Box 178, Keene, Tex ........... ............,,... 4 5, 102, 110 Flowers, June, Box 178, Keene, Tex ........................,....,..,..,..,....., 87, 110, 115, 120 Floyd, Keith, 1827 San Jose Dr., Lubbock, Tex .................,....,,.,,........,....,.......,.... 92 Foldvary, Fred, Ba Calle No. 10-63, Zona 1, Guatemala City, C. A .,..,.... 75, 112 Prayer Band Leader Fortner, Betty Jane, 3918 West Lawn, Amarillo, Tex.,.41, 51, 63, 64, 112, Sec., Col. Sr., Sec.-Treas., Better Bus. Club, 1st Sem .,,.....,...,......,..... 116, 122 Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Foutz, Chloe, 1300 N. University, Seminole, Okla ......... .....,.... 4 O, 47, 85 Freeman, LaVonne, 3030 W. Crawford, Denison, Tex ........ ,....... 7 6, 112, 118 Fry, David, Rt. 1, Box 96B, Grapevine, Tex ..................... ...,.... 1 5, 27, 75 Art Ed., MIZPAH. Fry, Edmund, Rt. 1, Box 96B, Grapevine, Tex .,...... ,..... 9 3 Gamel, Frankie Sue, 12352-223 E. St., HGA, Artesia, Calif ....... ....,,. 1 , 45, 54, 85 Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Gilbert, Theodore, Jr., Box 42, Arcadia, Tex ...,,,,........,,...,. ......................, 7 5, 112 Gillham, Esther, Wayside, Tex. ,......,... .........,..,,......................................,.............., 9 4 Gilley, James, 5546 Belmont, Dallas, Tex. ......,... .........,......... 3 0, 45, 58, 93, 108 Vice-Pres., ATS, Vice-Pres., Fine Arts Club, Prayer Band Leader. Glass, Dwain, 4003 E. 4th, Lubbock, Tex. ....,.,....,..............,.......,........ 99, 110, 113 Gomez, Elle, Rt. 2, Box 268, Harlingen, Tex ...,... .....,. 5 8, 85, 109, 111, 115 Assoc. Supt., Spanish S. S., 2nd Sem. Goodnow, Richard, Keene, Tex. ...........,.......,....,.........,........,..................,...........,.... 85 Goodwin, Dot, 6201 Monroe, Groves, Tex. ...16, 23, 28, 29, 76, 104, 105, 112, Rel. Vice-Pres., Ta-Wa-Si, Ist Sem., Program Sec., MV ...,.,....,..,...... 119, 122 Gore, Elaine, Box 531, Cleburne, Tex. ..................,.,.,................., ....... 7 6, 112 Gourley, Sherlene, Rt. 2, Seminole, Okla. ......,.....,......,..,....................,..,,...,.......... 99 Graham, Sharon, 21 W. 42nd, Sand Springs, Okla. ...........,.........,........,..,..,. 90, 95 Gravitt, Cathey, 3542 E. 6th, Tulsa, Okla. ..............,. ......., 5 8, 95, 111, 115, 119 Green, Joe, Keene, Tex ......,......,......,...,......... ..,..,..,..,..,........................,... Green, Mary, Keene, Tex. .....,,.......,........,............. .,.......,...,......,............. I 12 Green, Winfred, Keene, Tex. ...................,.,.......,,.., ,...........,........................,...,... 9 3 Grimes, Gary, 1201 S. Van Buren, Enid, Okla .................................. 84, 118, 119 Sports Ed., Southwesterner , Prayer Band Leader, Rec. Chairman, SA. Gruesbeck, Nancy, Keene, Tex. ,..,...,...,......,......,...........,..................,...,..,.............. 40 Keene Ed., Southwesterner. Haddock, Karen, Keene, Tex ....,.....,...,,. ..........., 9 8 Hadley, Fred, Rt. 1, Joshua, Tex. ...,,........ ...,,.......... 9 3 Hadley, Wayne, Rt. 1, Joshua, Tex .....,......,.., .,..,,....,..... ..........,......,...., 6 8 , 112 Haflner, Carol Ann, Box 195, Keene, Tex. ..,....,....,..............................,.,...,.. 55, 99 Haflner, Harold, Box 195, Keene, Tex ..,..,..,....... 5, 23, 28, 29, 75, 90, 112, 114 Devotional Sec., MV, Week of Prayer Speaker. Hagood, Jo Ann, Keene, Tex ...........,..,.... ,,.,..,,,........,........, ...,,..,......,..,....,........ 1 0 3 Hall, Dick, 1700 W. Morton, Dennison, Tex. ,,..,............ ......,.., 5 8, 66, 110, 112 Hall, Martha, 1727 Michigan Ave., Dallas 16, Tex. ,....,.,..,... 5, 58, 94, 111, 115 Rep., Ta-Wa-Si, 2nd Sem. Halsell, Mollie Sue, 3336 N. Lindsay, Okla. City, Okla. .,.,............ ............. 9 4, 122 Hambrick, Gloria, 1620 14th, Wichita Falls, Tex ..., 5, 16, 45, 54, 98, 111, Rep., Ta-Wa-Si, Ist Sem., Sec.-Treas., Fine Arts Club ,....,....,.,....,...... 115, 119 Hamilton, Betty Rae, 138 Winewood Dr., San Antonio, Tex. ....,.. 1, 24, 46, 58, Cir. Mgr., Southwesterner , Rel. Vice-Pres .,.....,. 66, 111, 112, 114, 115, 116 Ta-Wa-Si, 2nd Sem., Pres., Better Bus. Club, Ist Sem., Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Hamilton, Fred, 519 Peoma NW, Albuquerque, N. Mex ............,........ 29, 76, 112 Bible Study Band Leader, Head Usher, 2nd Sem. Hamusek, Carole, 1131 Gulfbank, Houston, Tex ..,....., 58, 76, 107, 111, 112, 115 Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Harmon, Billy, Box 408, Stroud, Okla .,...,..,.....,.....,... .........,.....,....... 8 1, 112 Harper, Dennis, West Star Rt., Portales, N. 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Heinrich, Phyllis, Okeene, Okla. ........,..,.,,... .,..,.,......,,.............,. 5 1, 99 Heinrich, Shirley, Ringwood, Okla. ......,...,,..,......,.....,,... ........ 1 1, 14, 29, 59, 89 Helter, James, 1329 Spur-Trail, Dallas, Tex .....,......,........... Hernandez, Apolinar, 2532 Arrayo Ave., Dallas, Tex ..,...,..,,.............. ,... .... , . .,103 Assoc. Supt., Spanish S. S., ist Sem. Hermanson, Elaine, C. P. 260 Mossmedes, Angola, P. W. Africa ...,..,, 85, 106, Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem., Prayer Band Leader, Henderson, Frances, 3315 NW 24th, Ft. Worth, Tex .......... Heyle, Bettie Jean, 6234 Velasco, Dallas, Tex ..,...,......, Hill, Kenneth, 517 Luckett, Sherman, Tex .......,....,...... Hill, Lou Ann, Box 197, Jefferson, Tex ...........,... Hiser, Robert, 4400 Crawford, Denison, Tex ...,,... Hoag, Clarence, Rt. 1, Wattsburg, Penna .........,,... Hoeckendorf, Charles, Keene, Tex. ...,........,..,.......,.... . Hoeckendorf, Eddie, Rt. 1, Box 6-D, Midland, Tex .,..... Sgt.-at-Arms, Col. Jr. Hoehn, Jim, Box 6, Keene, Tex. .....,,..........,...,.. Hoehn, Kenneth, Rt. 1, Sanger, Tex ....................,.. .,... Holden, Edith, 3367 Charles, Baton Rouge, La .,..,... .. Holley, Donna, 2838 Hemphill, Ft. Worth, Tex .......,....,..., Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. 2nd Sem ......... 111,115 . .............,.... 54, 99, 122 ........ 98, 118 .,.....lSecond Sem., ......11, 82, 83 94, 110 .,.15, 22, 76, 105, 112 106, 114 112, 120 Holley, Jeannine, cfo Dr. Lee McElmurry, W. St. Joseph, Lansing, Mich. ...1, 30, Sec., Biology Club, Sec.-Treas., Ushers .,...... 43, 55, 58, 61, 68, 111, 112, 115 Club, Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. Holley, Marguerite Ann, cfo Dr. Lee McElmurry, W. St. Joseph, Lansing, Mich. Rep., Ta-Wa-Si, 2nd Sem ..,...,...,................,...................,. 61, 76, 112, 115, 120 Holley, Leighton Roger, cfo Dr. Lee McElmurry, W. St. Joseph, Lansing, Mich. Pastor, Acad. Sr., Vice-Pres., Knights of Ham ...,.....,... 14, 30, 43, 54, 58, 61, Vice-Pres., Biology Club, .....,............, 72, 73, 90, 105, 106, 111, 112, 115 Pub. Sec., Colpt. Club. Honeycutt, J. E., 2518 Crews St., Corpus Christi, Tex ........ 23, 28, 29, 45, 58, Pres., Fine Arts Club, Music Sec., MV ..,. 60, 75, 111, 112, 115, 116, 120, 122 112 Hooks, Rosemary, Rt. 2, Sulphur Springs, Tex ...., ., ,.... ,...,..... . ..,. ................ , . 77, Horton, Marie, Keene, Tex .......................,....,..............,...,............,,................,........ 95 Horton, Martha, Keene, Tex ..........,,..,........,,...,.,,. Houghton, Frances, Box 185, Keene, Tex ...,.... Sunshine Band Leader. Houghton, James, Star Route, Strawn, Tex ...,... Sgt.-at-Arms, Acad. Fresh. . .,..... 60, 77, 112 102 Houghton, Lois, Star Route, Strawn, Tex ....,..,..........,.........,.... 56, 57, 60, 77, 112 Bus. Sec., MIZPAH, Sunshine Band Leader. House, Derrill, Uxmal 365 Colonia Narvarte, Mexico D. F. Mex ...,.... 30, 54, 58, Pres., Ushers Club, Parl., SA ...,,....,........,....,..,,..,,......,.. Huckleberry, Dorothy, Box 385, Tolleson, Ariz ....,..., Rep., Ta-Wa-Si, lst Sem. 95,106, 111, 115, 120 Huff, Wayne, 714 S. Anson, Stamford, Tex ...,....... ........ 2 4, 25, 40, 58, 85 Rep., Southwesterner. Hunt, Kent, 6039 Willow Glen Dr., Houston, Tex ....,... . ,... ...99 Jacobs, J. Wesley, 108 Sandra Dr., San Antonio 10, Tex ...,,.,..,... 52, 54, 91, 92 Pastor, Acad. Jr. Janes, Von Ray, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Tex ....,...........,..........,,.... ....,...,...... 9 9, 110 Jensen, Connie, Box 204, Keene, Tex ....,.......,... ......,....,................... 5 2, 77, 112 Jensen, Diana, Box 204, Keene, Tex ......,,..,.......................,...........,....,.......,.,....... 103 Jewett, Dick, 2316V2 Stuart, Berkely 5, Calif ....,... 20, 21, 23, 28, 29, 68, 105, Rel. Vice-Pres., SA, ist Sem., Leader, MV, 1st Sem ..,.....,..............., 106, 120 Jiles, Jim, 1911 Apache Blvd,, Tempe, Ariz ........ ......,,..........,...,,.,........,.....,.......... 9 Johnson, Betty Jean, 412 Water, Allegan, Mich ...,,.. .,.... 24, 69, 110, 112 Johnson, Paula, Keene, Tex. ,,........,..,.......,...,,.,..... .... ...... 1 0 1, 102, 104 Sec., Acad. Fresh. Johnson, Tommy, Keene, Tex. .,...........,..,......,........,..... .,........ 1 12, 122 Johnston, Harold Wm., Box 360, Cleburne, Tex ........ ....,.....,...,......., 1 1 Joseph, Jerry, 403 Edison, Alamosa, Colo ................ , ....... 54, 91, 92 Pres., Acad. Jr. Kainer, Gordon, Redfield, So. Dak. ,....,..,..... 23, 29, 39, 68, 106, 112, 113, 116 Sec., Theology Club, Pres., Knights of Ham., 2nd Sem., Prayer Band Leader. Kasper, Joe, 2807 Wyclift Ave., Dallas, Tex ..,.,.,.......,....,............, 51, 54, 77, 112 Kelley, Jeanne, Apartado 51, Montemorelos, N. L., Mex ...,...,..... 22, 40, 86, 105 Vice-Pres., Spanish Club. Kemena, Edward, Rt. 2, Box 88, Choctaw, Okla ..,............,... ............ 1 2, 86, 105 Kendall, Bonnie, Rt. 10, Box 383, Tyler, Tex. .... . Kerbs, Floyd, Shattuck, Okla. ....,,,.............,...,.... , , ,...,.,.,..............,,....., 103 ,.,..,..58, 85, 111, 115 Compliments of SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY Work in keeping with the name Phone 5-2571 Cleburne, Texas Congratulations to your Graduates rom vvoRTH WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. 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Laton, Joyce, 2203 24th, Lubbock, Tex ........,.... ,..........,...... 5 0, 77, 112, 118 Lansford, Judy, 3910 NW 23 Ct, Miami, Fla. ,..,,.. .,,..... 3 4, 55, 59, 77, 110, 112 Latimer, Betty, Box 532, Bangs, Tex .,........,......,,............,.,....,,....,..,.,...,................, 99 Lawrence, Margie, 3816 S. Detroit, Tulsa, Okla .,........,.........,,.......,...,.....,..,. 78, 112 Layland, Linda Lee, 503 Kilpatrick, Cleburne, Tex ......... .....,...... 9 0, 100 Layland, Mary, Rt. 1, Cleburne, Tex. .......,.....,.,......... .................,,...,... 1 O0 Leatherman, Doris, Box 75, Woodward, Okla ...............,..,....., ......... 8 6, 114, 120 Leatherwood, Rex, 610 N. Main, Cleburne, Tex .,.,..........,....................,................ 71 Lingo, Bill, 1725 N. Elgin, Tulsa, Okla ...,..............,.. 3, 25, 29, 86, 104, 105, 118 Sports Ed., Southwesterner. Loewen, Mariorie, Hooker, Okla ......,.........,.......,.,..,...........................,......,.....,..... 86 Lonclona, Wm., 69 Calle No. 48-66, Medellin, Colombia ,......,.........,......,.. 86, 106 Longhofer, Darlene, Shattuck, Okla. ....,.,................,.......... 78, 105, 112, 119, 120 Lovett, Lindy Lou, 1301 Burnham Rd., Ft. Smith, Ark ......... 78, 104, 112, 118, 119 Lowe, Ruth, 602 S. Chapman, Shawnee, Okla ...,.,......,..,.,....,. 47, 50, 78, 112, 119 Treas., Home Ec. Club. Lutz, Donna Sue, 4612 Cole St., Ft. Worth, Tex. .... .. ....,........................... ..98 MacLafferty, Marilyn, Keene, Tex ...........,......,........,.........................,.......,..,,......... 100 MacLaHerty, Merritt, Keene, Tex ......,.....,,.......,... 12, 18, 45, 55, 58, 60, 86, 105 Pastor, Fine Arts Club, Trans. Sec., MV, Pastor, Sigma Delta Beta. McCarty, Carol, 1615 Shelmire Dr., Dallas, Tex. ...,.. 24, 55, 78, 106, 112, 122 Rep., Southwesterner , Prayer Band Leader, lst Sem. McClain, Melvin, Box 165, Keene, Tex .................,...........,.........,.........,.....,. 98, 110 McCormick, Merrill, Star Rt., Cleburne, Tex. .....,.....,........,....,.,................,. 52, 98 McCullough, Linda, Rt. 2, Box 243, Gladewater, Tex ..... 59, 82, 83, 104, 105, 106, Soc. Ed., Southwesterner , Treas. Col. Jr ......,.......,......,.,................. 107 115 McLeod, Corky, 251 Holmgreen Road, San Antonio 10, Tex .,......,.... 97, 98, 115 Pres., Acad. Soph. McNeil, Frank, Keene, Tex ................,.,.............................,........., .......,,......,,. 9 4 McSwain, David, 4729 Ingram, Corpus Christi, Tex ......... ...... 1 03 Macaluso, Victoria, 2506 Clara St., Dallas, Tex. ,.... ............,.. 9 4, 106 Mathiesen, Fred, Rt. 1, Box 584, Delhi, Calif ..,.,.,... ,....,........,,....,.......... 8 6 Maxwell, Evelyn, Rt. 1, Gentry, Ark ..,............,...... ........ 2 9, 59, 86, 118 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Mayes, Jerry, Rt. 2, Vinita, Okla ......., ,,..,... 2 9, 87, 119 Prayer Band Leader. Meeker, Norma, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Tex .,..... Meier, Jerry, Hitchcock, Okla ...,...,........,,... Treas., Acad. Jr. Meier, Koveda, Box 268, Higgins, Tex ......,.. . 58, Meier, Laqueda, Box 268, Higgins, Tex ......... 58, Prayer Band Leader, lst Sem. ,,...71, 92 95, 115 94, 115 Melton, Carolyn, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Tex ......,.,...,.... ,...,....,,.........,.. 1 03 Mendenhall, Pat, Keene, Tex. .....,,.......,.....,.......,....,,..... .....,,...,... 1 9, 86, 120 Mercer, Hershel, 306 N. Elm, Pauls Valley, Okla ........ . ,..... .15, 54, 99, 118 Miles, Larry, Box 131, Keene, Tex ......,.,...............,.. Millender, Larry, Rt. 2, Santa Anna, Tex ...............,.. ...,......... Miller, Bob, Keene, Tex .......,,..........,.....,.......,................... ........ 5 8, Miller, Sierra Sue, 2720 Canyon Rd., Amarillo, Tex ....... ......,......... Mills, Jonny, 1514 Oleander Dr., LaMarque, Tex. ......, ...,....,......... 1 01, Pastor, Acad. Fresh. Mitchell, Marilyn, 830 San Pablos, Wichita, Kansas .,........,. 28, 69, 106, Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. . ...............,........,... 95 69, 105 .....54, 95 102, 118 112, 120 Mock, Dale, Box 692, Santa Maria, Tex .,......,.,..,......,..,. 42, 63, 64, 111, 112, 119 Sgt.-at-Arms, Col. Sr., Pres., Med. Arts. Mohr, Gerald, Box 225, Keene, Tex. .......,...,..., . Mohr, Viola, Box 225, Keene, Tex... ,..............,......... ...,........ 2 4, 55, 87, Monzingo, Pat, 136 Columbia, Cleburne, Tex .,..... ...55, 94 106, 120 Moore, Evelyn, Aptdo 50 Gen Peraza, Havana, Cuba ....,..........,... 25, 59, 87, 106 Assoc. Ed., Southwesterner , Vice-Pres., Home Ec. Club, Asst. Sec., S. S., Sunshine Band Leader, Prayer Band Leader, lst Sem. Moore, Marvin, Aptdo 50 Gen Peraza, Havana, Cuba ..,..... 23, 28, 29, 30, 54, 69, Pub. Sec., Radio Club, Vice-Pres., Colpt. Club, Rel. Vice-Pres., .... 112, 113,120 SA, 2nd Sem., Leader, MV, 2nd Sem., Week of Prayer Speaker, Prayer Band Leader. Morrow, Marilyn, Sanger, Tex .......,....,..................,..,.,...,......,.................,....,.. 78, 112 Mowdy, Barbara, 1012 E. Loyadell, Altus, Okla ........ .......,.. 3 6, 54, 59, 79, 112 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Mullins, Elmer, Keene, Tex ...... ......,..... , ............. . ........... , Mullins, Frances, Keene, Tex ...,..,..,................,.... ......... 4 9, 55, 87 Vice-Pres., Teachers of Tomorrow Club. CONGRATULATIONS Seniors 1957 WESTERN MOTEL 1411 EAST HENDERSON PHONE 5-4386 AUSTIN BRIDGE CO. P. O. Box 1590 DALLAS, TEXAS T. H. CONN Music co., INC. GIBSON STRING KING BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCORDION SALES H. SERVICE New and Used Instruments - Expert Repairing - Credit Terms - Weekly or Monthly - Sheet Music - Methods - Folios - Instruction on All Instruments. Dial EDison 2-1727 310 Main, Fort Worth McKEE'S Department Store You Wear lt! We Have It! 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Jr. Page, Clyde, Rt. 2, Bellevue, Tex .................... ......................,.......,...... 9 8 Pelleymounter, Bob, Box 226, Keene, Tex .,..... .....,... 9 , 18, 87, 106, 110 Treas., Sigma Delta Beta. Pena, Horacio ..........,...,,,......,..,....,.....,.........,. .............,....... 9 8 Peterson, Carl, 4522 Arcody, Dallas, Tex .,.....,...,......,......,,..,.................,, 40, 54, 86 lndust. Ed., Southwesterner. Pflueger, Dorothy, 129 Marmande Ave., Harahan Br, New Orleans, La ....,.. 9, 16, 40, 86, 119 Phillips, Pat, 111 N. Houston, Hillsboro, Tex ...............,.,...........,,..,...... 26, 87, 106 Pierce, Charles P., Jr., 1005172 N. Anglin, Cleburne, Tex .....,.,.......,.......,...........,... .. Pine, Jean, 402 Dearborn, Lawton, Okla ....................,.....,.........................,,.. 54, 95 Potter, Sharon, Rt. 2, Box 438, Weslaco, Tex ...,.... ........ 9 1, 92, 116, 117 Vice-Pres., Acad. Jr. Potter, Wm., 842 Salmon Dr., Dallas, Tex. Preston, Roger, 2209 N. 44th, Waco, Tex .,..... ......... 5 8, 111, 115, 160 Prowant, Charles, Sturgeon, Missouri .........,. ........,.........,. ,..,...,.... 8 7 Prowant, Donna, Sturgeon, Missouri .............., ...............,. . ........... 8 7 Vice-Pres., Fidelis. Puckett, Jody, Rt. 7, Box 163, Lubbock, Tex ...........,.............,....... 36, 78, 112, 115 Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. Putnam, Jere Wayne, Box 92, Keene, Tex. ....... 18, 72, 73, 105, 106, 109, 112, Sgt.-at-Arms, Acad. Sr., Pres., Sigma Delta Beta ...........,.........,..,...... 113, 115 Putnam, Scottie Gayle, Box 92, Keene, Tex ....,.,.,..,,,... 18, 72, 73, 112, 113, 120 Vice-Pres., Acad. Sr. Rabun, Betty, Rt. 2, Box 106, Elgin, Tex. ,.,..........,.....,.........,....,..,......,....... .......... 1 O0 Ramirez, Estella, 4102 Chapman, Houston 22, Tex ....,.... 26, 28, 29, 79, 104, 112 Assoc. Ed., MIZPAH, Master Guide Leader, Prayer Band Leader, 1st Sem. Rasco, Jimmy, Box 821, Pampa, Tex ..................., 25, 29, 40, 87, 111, 115, 119 Bus. Ed., Southwesterner. Ray, Patsy, Keene, Tex .......,.................... ...,..,,.,.,.....,............,..,. 1 9, 55, 104, 116 Sec., Fidelis, 1st Sem. Reed, Maxine, Box 67, San Juan, Tex ...,..... 10, 22, 29, 70, 106, 110, 111, 112, Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem ...............,....,...............,.................... 115 120, 122 Rees, David, Keene, Tex ..............,....,.......,......,............,...... .. ...... 33, 103, 110 Reid, Thomas, Rt. 4, Box 245, Cleburne, Tex. Reyna, Hortense, 2506 Arbor Place, San Antonio, Tex ......... .....,....,... 2 2, 94 Sec., Spanish S. S., 2nd Sem. Reyna, Wilfred, 2506 Arbor Place, San Antonio, Tex ........................, 40, 70, 112 Pres., Spanish Club, Supt., Spanish S. S. Rice, Arthur, 1928 Marshall Ave., Waukegan, lll ................. 52, 58, 99, 111, 115 Richman, Ann, Rt. 1, Midland, Tex ...........,,............ ....,...,...... 7 9, 112, 114 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Richter, Wanda, Rt. 4, Box 142, Cleburne, Tex ...........,........,........................ 79, 112 Ridpath, John, General Store, Madill, Okla ...................,..... 14, 49, 70, 112, 118 Sgt.-at-Arms, Knights of Ham., Ist Sem., Sec., Teachers of Tomorrow Club, Prayer Band Leader. RlFFel, LaVerna, Carrier, Okla .,.........,....,......,,.........,.................. 29, 30, 87, 106, 120 Sec.-Treas., ATS., Prayer Band Leader, Ist Sem. Ripley, Jim, 6403 Scyene Rd., Dallas, Tex. ....... 6, 58, 80, 105, 108, Sec.-Treas., Knights of Ham., 2nd Sem .... Rivera, Andrew, San Antonio, Tex ..,.......,........ Treas., Biology Club. 109, 110, 112, 115 Roberts, Clinton, Rt. 4, Box 128, Cleburne, Tex ......... 22, 38, 51, 63, 64, 112, 120 Treas., Col. Sr. Roberts, Curtis, Rt. 4, Box 128, Cleburne, Tex Roberts, Danny, Box 123, Keene, Tex ......,..,...... Roberts, Don, Rt. 3, Box 56, Chandler, Okla. Roberts, June, Rt. 6, Box 143, Waco, Tex ...,.. Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Roberts, Margaret, 3821 N. Texas Ave., Odessa, Texas ..................... . .,..........58, 79, 111, ..94, 105 ,.....9, 87 112, 115 .........160 Roberts, Ruth Ann, Box 123, Keene, Tex .......................,. . ......... 52, 94 Roberts, Sammy, Rt. 6, Box 143, Waco, Tex ........................ ...,..... 7 9, 112 Robertson, Earl, 615 W. Ashby Pl., San Antonio, Tex .,....... ................ . ...15, 94 Robertson, Melba Jean, 2750 7th, Port Arthur, Tex ..........,.., ..,...................., 5 5, 94 Robinson, Charles, Keene, Tex ...............................,... ,.,...... 5 8, 87, 111, 115 Robinson, Lou Etta, Keene, Tex ........ ..,....,.......... . ............ 6 6 .l. E. GERARD LUMBER MILL WORK Phone 5-5341 - Cleburne Price Quality Service MARK FREDERICK 8: SONS Established 1931 B00 Forest Park Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas Distributors For: HOBART Food Machines 0 WARREN Refrigerators I BRUNNER Air Conditioners, Compressors 0 CUS- TOM-BUILT Coolers, Gondolas, Shelving, Checking Counters 0 STORE PLANNING. Compliments of GLENN E. SPRING APPLIANCE sznvlcla Fort Worth WAInut 4-4804 DR. JACK BURTON oPToMETRlsT 110 W. Henderson St. - Telephone 5-2511 Cleburne, Texas Robison, Allen, Rt. 3, Mulhall, Okla .,............................... 12, 40, 58, 86, 105, Parl., Better Bus. Club, 2nd Sem. Rogers, Nancy, Keene Star Route, Cleburne, Tex .......,. ........,.,,....,.,., 106 19 Root, James, 6212 Wofford, Dallas 27, Tex ......................,.....,..,................,.,., 15, 99 Roper, Mary Nell, 2641 Maryland Ave., Dallas, Tex, ..,.,. 47, 58, 90, 95, 111, 115 Pres., Horne Ec. Club, Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Rutland, Gail, Keene, Tex ........,,...,..........,....,.,,.............,...,......,... 1, 12, 79, 112, 118 Rutland, Wayne, Keene, Tex .............................,......,..,.,......,,.....,....,..,,.......,.... 79, 112 Sanders, Harold, Box 155, Keene, Tex ..,,,.....,.......,..........,.....,..,..,.....,,..,.,...........,.,. 100 Santamaria, Antonio, Calle 47 No. 622 Merida, Yucatan, Mex. E. U. M. .. 52, 100 Sandefur, Ronnie, Box 274, Keene, Tex ...................,.......,...,...,....,..........,........,... 81 Sasser, Jimmy, 230 Rio Hondo, Maplewood, La ...............,.....,......,...,... 26, 88, 118 Assoc. Ed., MIZPAH. Saxon, George, 3530 N. 19th, Waco, Tex ........,. ........ 5 4, 72, 73, 106, 112 Pres., Acad. Sr., Prayer Band Leader. Schisler, Jimmy, Box 303, Keene, Tex. ...,......,. .......................... 8 0, 112 Schmidt, Glenn, Box 1021, Glendale, Ariz ....... ...........,,........, 8 8, 110 Schneider, Don, loyal, Okla ...,.......,....,.............. ...... 2 O, 28, 51, 97, 98 Pastor, Acad. Jr., Ass. Treasurer, SA. Schram, Mary Lynn, Keene, Tex ....,,.,....,.,......,........,....,. ,.,...,.... 8 1, 110, 112 Scott, Bordon, 2317 lst Ave. N., Texas City, Tex .....,... ,..,... 1 5, 101, 102 Pres., Acad. Fresh. Scott, Peggy, 2317 lst Ave. N., Texas City, Tex. ....... ..,.,,.......,....... 1 OO Scott, Sylvia, Box 130, Ball, La ..,...............,.,..,..,....... ....... 5 4, 58, 88 Seaberry, George, 4100 Cole Ave., Dallas, Tex .... ...........,......... 1 00 Sears, Joe, Keene, Texas ,,.. ..,.. ,........,.......,. .............. .,....... 1 2 , 8 9, 105 Sears, Melvin, Box 184, Keene, Tex. ..................,........... .,....,......... 5 2, 100 Selby, Sherwin, Rt. 1, Box 99, Portales, N. Mex ........,. ..,......, 2 9, 88, 106 Sharpe, Bonnie, 105 E. Seventh, Breckenridge, Tex .....,,............................. 54, 95 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Sharpe, Doris Jean, 105 E. Seventh, Breckenridge, Tex. ..... 54, 56, 57, 89, 105 Shaw, Bennett, 1609 Lindsey, Gainesville, Tex ............. 14, 31, 39, 88, 104, 105, Vice-Pres., Theology Club, Pres., Knights of Ham., lst Sem., ...106, 107, 116 Week of Prayer Speaker. Shaw, George, 1609 Lindsay, Gainesville, Tex .............,.....,.............,........,...,..,... 118 Sgt.-at-Arms, Knights of Ham., 2nd Sem., Pres., Better Bus. Club, 2nd Sem. Shaw, Sylvia, 412 SE 47th, Okla. City, Okla ...,.........,........... 9, 12, 16, 88, 105, 120 Shedell, Harlan, Box 157, Keene, Tex .,..,............ Shelton, Dennis, Ennis, Tex ......,.,.,..,.,...,,.,......,........ Shirley, Gaylene, 2532 May St., Ft. Worth, Tex ......... 106, Shy, Jean, 3637 Victory, Corpus Christi, Tex ................... 1, 55, 82, 83, 104, Sec., Col. J r. Siebenlist, Don, Shattuck, Okla ........,,...,... 1, 21, 22, 112 105 23, 58, 71,110 111 112 Pres., SA ..........,......,.,,....,...,.........,,......,..,,.,..,,..............,..,..,............ 114, 115, 120 Sims, Ethel, Keene, Tex ....,,..............,.........,..,..,,...... ,.............,...,.,....,, Sisk, David, 3121 Clinton St., Ft. Worth, Tex ......,. .....,..,,....,....,... 8 9 Sloan, Walter, P. O. Box 176, Centralia, Mo ....... ......... 1 8, 60, 89 Smith, Arvel, Box 283, Keene, Tex. ...........,...... . Smith, Barbara Carolyn, Box 34, Keene, Tex. , .................,.........,........,...,... 89 Smith, Gentry, 411 Westbrook Dr., Irving, Tex ........ 21, 23, 27, 30, 54, 66, 105, Adv. Mgr., MIZPAH, Pres., Colpt. Club, Treas, SA, ........... 106, 112, 114 Adv. Mgr., Southwesterner , Week of Prayer Speaker. Smith, Gordon, 434 Oxford, Houston, Tex ....,..,,......,....,.,...... ......,..... 5 4, 118 Smith, Jo Ann, Keene, Tex. .....,....,..........,..,....... ..............,.... .......96 Smith, Mary Linda, Box 267, Keene, Tex ....,.. . .,.....,... 97, 98, 120 Treas., Acad. Soph. Smith, Tommy, Baton Rouge, La ....................,. ....... 7 1, 106, 109, 112 Smith, Wilma, Box 179, Keene, Tex .....,...,...,....., .....,.........,.,..... 8 8, 106 Spence, Casceille, Box 485, Grapevine, Tex .,.,,... Spiva, Leonard, 5846 Oram, Dallas, Tex .,.....,..,....,... Spring, Glenn, 1009 Waggoman, Ft. Worth, Tex ......... 43, 57, 80, 106, 112, 115 Pastor, Biology Club. Stark, Bob, 3503 E. 3rd PI., Lubbock, Tex .,..,..,... .....,.............,.....,. 9 , 88, 110 St. Clair, Dorothy, Keene, Tex ....,..,..,,...,,....,...... ............. 9 0, 100, 106 Steinert, Patricia, Shattuck, Okla ....,.,... ,...,.. 9 6, 111, 115, 119 Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Stephen, Jim, Box 474, Tyler, Tex ....... ...,......, 1 5, 100, 110 Stephens, Benny ...,,.,,..,..,......,....,.....,,.....,.....,....... .............,..,..... 1 Second Sem.1 Stephens, Larry, Keene, Tex .,......,........,.......,....,.............,.,....,................ 40, 88, 121 Stevens, Dorothy, 239 W. 23rd, Houston, Tex. ......,...,... 55, 58, 80, 111, 112, 115 Stoner, Nancy Gail, Keene Star Rt., Cleburne, Tex ......................,..... 80, 112, 113 Stowe, Donald, Keene, Tex. ....,........,.....,.. , ........,..,.................. 39, 58, 63, 64, 112 Pastor, Col. Sr., Pres., Theology Club. Strayer, Loretta, 1139 Alvarado, Cleburne, Tex ....., ....... 9 6, 111, 115 Stutchman, Thomas, Box 6, Sanitarium, Calif .......... .,...,................ B 8 Sutsch, Tommy, Yancey, Texas ........,,...,,..,..........,.... .............,........... 9 Sutton, Martha, 312 F St., SW, Ardmore, Okla ....,..., ..,.,.. 9 0, 100, 115 Taylor, Delbert, Keene, Tex ...............,..........,..... ....... 1 8, 80, 112, 113 Taylor, Joy, Rt. 1, Anton, Texas ,...,,.....,,............... ................. 8 0, 112 Taylor, Suzanne, 57th Indiana, Lubbock, Texas ...... ,...,.. 9 7, 98, 105 Sec., Acad. Soph. Teacle, Montez, 908 Pam St., Mansfield, La ...,... .....,.. 6 8, 110, 112 Teel, Elizabeth, Rt. 2, Melrose, N. Mex ...,.... ....,....,......., 1 60 Compliments 0 f OLIVER H. ROSS PIANO OO. WILLIAMSON'S GULF STATION Phone 5-2031 Box 64 KEENE, TEXAS Dallas Tailor and PENNSYLVANIA Laundry Supply PHONE Company ED 6-0519 FORT WORTH DALLAS Water Well Drillers and Contractors WALLEN BROTHERS Keene Star Route CLEBURNE, TEXAS 5-4844 5-7286 A. Y. WALLEN GLENN WALLEN Thomas, Ann, 3108 S. Adams, Ft. Worth, Texas .....,..........,,...,.,,...,...... 26, 27, 88 Ed., MIZPAH. Thomas, Arthur Ed, Jr., Rt. 2, Delhi, La ..,,. 22, 53, 58, 59, 66, 106, 110, 111, 112, Ass. Chorister, S. S .,,....,,......,,......,,,..........,...,,,.,.....,....,.....,......,.....,...... 115, 118 Thompson, Roger, 4014 Browner Parkway, Corpus Christi, Tex ........ 3, 15, 78, 104, 106, 112 Thurman, Ruby, Rt. 2, Vinita, Okla ....,,,,....,.....,.,.....,......,..,...,...,.,..,..,... 51, 80, 112 Tomblinson, Carolyn Jo, 3209 Avenue J, Ft. Worth, Tex. ...... . Copy Sec., MIZPAH, Sunshine Band Leader, Prayer Band ...,,., 34, 89, 114 Leader, 2nd Sem. Torres, Gus, Mazatenango, Guatemala, C. A. ........,,......... . Assoc. Supt., Spanish S. S., 1st Sem. Towerton, Gloria Wayne, Rt. 4, Box 115, Cleburne, Tex. Copy Sec., MIZPAH, Devotional Leader, Fidelis, lst 10, 22, 24, 27, 29, .......,...22, 27, 29, 70, Sem., ...,,....... 106, 112 Auditor, SA. Towerton, Katie Ann, Rt. 4, Box 115, Cleburne, Tex., .,.........,,, 29, 81, 112, 113 Trammel, Carol, 1216 Carol Dr., Shawnee, Okla .,....... ....,.....,........ 1 9, 100 Trevino, Aida, Box 114, Keene, Tex. .......,,.,...,....,...,. ..,.....,.... 1 00 Triplet, Clifford, Rt. 2, Linden, Tex .......,.....,,.............,... ,....,.......... Turner, Barbara, 1316 Poindexter, Cleburne, Tex ..............,..........,....,........... 24, 89 Turner, Norma Jean, 1316 Poindexter, Cleburne, Tex. ....,..,........,............. 90, 103 Turner, Rex, Rt. 3, Cleburne, Tex .......,.,...........,......, 46, 54, 58, 8 Pastor, Better Bus. Club, both Sem. Uhrig, John, Box 213, Keene, Tex. .,.....,.... . Uhrig, Shirley, Box 213, Keene, Tex ...........,,...........,,. Usry, Ronald, 6210 Winster Lane, Houston, Tex ...,...,. 9, 105, 108, 115 118 ........54, 95, 118 Vanderwilt, Carol, Box 295, Keene, Tex .,..,...,.......,. ......,...........,....., 8 1, 112 Vanerwegen, Jerry, Box 25, Schulter, Okla ..,...,.....,...... ....... 2 4, 25, 40, 89, 117 Vildosola, Elizabeth, 327 Grenet, San Antonio, Tex ....... . ,,..,.....,...,.,...,...,...,. 95 Sec., Spanish S. S., 2nd Sem. Vildosola, Sammy, 327 Grenet, San Antonio, Tex .,..,..... .......40, 51, 96 Vincent, LaWana, Keene, Tex. .................,...... , ,......... ,. .,...,.............,.............,...,.... 100 Vitale, Shirley, 11122 Westwood Dr.,'ArIington, Calif ....,...........,.........,.....,........ 96 Votava, Frances, 512 Boulevard, Chandler, Okla ......,., 16, 17, 28, 29, 59, 71, 112, Pianist, Ta-Wa-Si, 1st Sem., Vice-Pres., Better Bus. Club, ..,..... 113, 119, 120 2nd Sem., Ass. Leader, MV, Head Usherette, lst Sem. Wallace, Barbara, Box 21, Columbia, La ....,,....,........ ,...,............. Wallen, Wanda, Keene Star Rt., Cleburne, Tex ................. Treas., Fidelis, lst Sem. Walther, Elvahre, Keene, Tex ........,... Walther, Ronald, Keene, Tex ..,.....,.....,. Ward, Wanda, Box 266, Keene, Tex. ...... . .......,.18, 58, 80, 112, 122 19, 100, 104, 111, 115 , ..,...........,,..,.,............,. 103 , ,.,,......... , .,..,.,....,.. ..78, 112 55, 81,112,113 Warren, Roy, Cleburne, Tex .................... ,...., , ,. . , .,.....,,...........,.......... ..113 Watson, Don, Keene, Tex. ,.....,................,... ...............,. ..........,. 1 5 , 89, 115, 118 Weaver, Charles, 7730 Arberry, Houston 12, Tex .,..... ...... 1 5, 53, 59, 81, 112 Ass. S. S. Supt., Prayer Band Leader. Weaver, Lanny, Box 275, Keene, Tex. .....,...,. Vice-Pres., Sigma Delta Beta. Weber, Bobbie Sue, Rt. 1, Petersburg, Tex ...,.,... ...,...,. 1 6, 58, Chorister, Ta-Wa-Si, 1st Sem., Sec., S. S.. ...... ...........,..... . . Wellman, Joyce, Keene, Tex. ,.............. , ,...,,.............,......, .,...,. . . Assoc. Pianist, S. S., Pianist, MV. Westphal, Earline, 1000 Texas Ave., Weslaco, Tex ....,......,..... 10, Cir. Mgr., MIZPAH, Sec., Med. Arts Club, Head .,.,,........,,. Usherette, 2nd Sem., Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Westphal, Marilee, Box 149, Sanitarium, Calif ....,.........,....,.,... Whitten, Donna, 2517 NW 35th, Okla. City, Okla ........,..... , .....,.....,...,..,.....,..... 89 Whitten, Paul, 1514 Madison, Shreveport, La ..,........................,. Wickwire, Barbara, 202 Lois Lane, Richardson, Tex ...,,........ 29, Sec., Acad. Sr., Ass. S. S. Supt., Prayer Band Leader,... 1st Sem. Wickwire, Linda, 203 Lois Lane, Richardson, Tex ....,.,.. 29, 30, 55, Sec., Colpt. Club, Ass. Sec., S. S., Treas., Ta-Wa-Si. ..,.9, 18, 89, 110 59, 61, 89, 106, ,........,....111, 115 34, 89 27, 42, 70, 106, .....110, 112, 114 .,......9, 110 55, 57, 59, 72, ......,..73, 105, 112 57, 96, 105, 119 Wnst, Gladys, Box 197, Keene, Tex. ,....,.... .,.........,,.........,...,...................... 1 03, 110 Williams, Bert, 251 Holmgreen Rd., San Antonio, Tex .,.......... 47, 104, 117, 119 Williams, Miriam, Box 55, St. Mary's, Ontario, Canada ...... 42, 59, 91, 92, 116 Sec., Acad. Jr., Vice-Pres., Med. Arts Club, Ass. S. S. Sec., Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. Williamson, Sherron Sue, Keene, Tex ..,.......,.....,.,..,..., ......,.,....,... ....,........... 1 0 3 Winters, Johnnie, Watonga, Okla .....,....,.....,.,...,..............,....,................,.... 78, 112 Wright, Kenneth .......,.................,..,..,,.....,...............,,,..........,......,........,...,.....,......,.... 12 Wolfe, Donna, Rt. 1, Jones, Okla ..,..... 11, 20, 22, 23, 28, 29, 54, 55, 71, 105, Soc. Vice-Pres., SA, Pub. Sec. MV, Prayer Band Leader, ........ 112, 116, 120 lst Sem. Woods, Betty, 952 N. Elwood, Tulsa, Okla ........ Pianist, Ta-Wa-Si, 2nd Sem. Youngs, Roxy, 4162 Erie, Houston, Tex .,..,... Prayer Band Leader, 2nd Sem. ...,...,.81, 112 , ...,,.. 96 Acknowledgements ......,......... Advertisements .,.4...,..,.......,........,..... American Temperance Society Ba nd ...,..,,...,......,.......,........,.... Board of Trustees ..,... Buildings ,.,.. ., .......... .. Business Office ...... Cafeteria ....,,.. Choir ...,.....,.......,.... Church ,..... ., .......,,... ,. Class Presentations ....... Class Personnel .............. ,... Freshmen, Academy ...,...,. Sophomores, Academy . ,... Juniors, Academy ..,.,...,.... Seniors, Academy ...... Juniors, College ..,.. Seniors, College . ,... Colporteur Club .,....,. Courtesy Royalty ,...,. Dedication ...,,..............,. Departmental Clubs Elementary School ....... Faculty and Staff ....,... Feature Pages ....,,.. Barger, Lowell ....... Bassham, J. W. ..,... . Bayliss, Mildred , .... Bessire, C. D. ..,., . Brenneise, Ruth ...,. Blackburn, C. C. Carr, R. L. . ,..... . .,.., .. Caviness, H. L. ,... Clark, C. W. ,.... Crawford, R. W. ....,. . Cromwell, Bertha ....., . Davis, Lyndon E. ....... . Dortch, C. .....,..,.. . Greenhill, Mamie H. .... . Hayes, Altus , .... .. Ingram, Ruth M. , ..... ......... . .. Klopfenstein, L. D. ....,.. . Lambert, Anne .,...... Lewis, M. D. .,...,... , Lickey, Harold ........ Lindberg, Evlyn ..... ,9, 1 CONTENT ..,....,..123 ..........124-158 30, 115 10 ........32 34, 35 ..........58, 111, 115 ,......,112, 113 . ,..,.. 63-102 ......101-103 ....,...97-100 ..,,..91-96 ....,,.72-81 .,....,82-89 .......63-7l ..... .116 ..,....,12, 13 ...,...39-49 ........48, 49 1-11, 38, 53-62, 90, 123 FACULTY 37, ...63, 104, 107, 109 fQffffQ56 ,......ffffffLi6,'51 ,......23, 26, 35, 106 36, 47, 51, 97, 106 , ....... 9, 35 1 1 1 1 1 DIRECTORY Fidelis . ,......... .. Hamilton Hall .,..., Harmon Hall ...,. Industries ...,..,.....,...... Knights of Hamilton ...... Laundry ,.... , .,.,.........,.,.. . Medical Cadet Corps .....,.. Missionary Volunteers .,..,.. MIZPAH Stal? ..,,,..,,..,...,.. President, SWJC , .... .. Reception ......,......,..,.. Religious Activities ,.... Sabbath School ...,.,... Sigma Delta Beta ...... Snaps ......,....,.............,.. ......,..14, 15, 54 ..,......16, 17, 54 .,.......53, 54 50 13 28, 29 26, 27 ......,..31, 33 106, 107 ...,.....53-61, 115 ,,.......58, 59 , ...,.. 119-122 Social Events ,, ........ ,...... . .. ..,.... 104-114 Southwesterner Stal? , ........., 24, 25 Sports ..,,..........,...........,.... , ..,........ 117, 118 Student Association . .,.. ., ....... 20-23, 114 Ta-Wa-Si .........,....... ......, 1 6, 114 Ushers Club .,..,.. 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