Southwestern Adventist University - Mizpah Yearbook (Keene, TX)

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Table of Contents Graduates and Other Faces Faculty - 50 I P Organizations ee 62 l to Campus Life - 88 r Sports + 150 Gallery l- 160 o P .1

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this book to Robert R- and Beverl Y A- Mendenhall M i211 h.- D ' a escnbe Bev andfor Bob in one word I B . van artolome: Bob - Lisa Vollb . erg. Bev - outrageous! eclectic N0 Jim Landelius- Bob - C001 Eccentric is even ' etter. Bev .. Randy Stout: fun-loving can d ' cerne . Bgws Curt Seebeck: Bev - That s impossible . . . always concerned Hall Bev - C OWABUNGA!!! Bob - inrensefinsane, Caroline Cameron: Bev - Etem 1 P steve Lleblangg a an rlendly, urgamzed Robert Va,-gas.. married . . . weird! Michelle Perilliat: Well Bob is s ' CGW - . . talkative, about pe0Plf?,' about me 2 B we I ,H 5 .Eg b i i lil .JL Q is ci - it c s 7 ' . 'ttsHeeefmbNcDemhons0fhce Published each Wednesday no ' ' Cummings, ext, 232 3 as fomafii christine L, Dm: October 15, , SWEATHOGS INVADE MENDENHAQL HOMEL lt is a hallmark of being a Sweathog La communication major, sponsored by Bob Mendenhall and John Williamsj that you eat doughnuts and watch John Cleese's Hbasil the Ratu after you elect officers at your first departmental assembly, and that you go to the Mendenhalls' house for HJohnny Carson 25th Anniversaryu parties, Nacademy Awardsn parties, 1t's a Wonderful Lifeu parties, etc. Well, the first party of the '37 fall semester was an UEmmy Awardsn party on September 20. Bev had to be at the cafeteria preparing for the bes luncheon during the bulk of the party, but when she got home, there were AO eople in two different rooms, watching two different thank goodnesslu Bev exclaims. 1, to buy me a Malcolm For ' h r house. They had p ' t only A0 showed sweathogs in e TVs. Uwe had 60 people signed up, bu If Bob gets any more communication nl tell you what! bigger houseln RlCHARD NORMAN PUBLISH 4 the ROADRUNNER debuted Richar ublished again Last year, October 3, l986.u The poem has been p 'c'dAu 4Deborah Anfenson-Vance, assistant A rties r poetry is up, majors, Hal's gonna haxe 's poem, in the Hlhese Are My Thoughts of October l5 issue of the ' said this editor of the Review, n in my office, so I put a rarely see Mfzpah: Why is Bob doing this, and what exactly is he doing? Ivan Bartolome Uunior Svifalhoglj He just does it! Heudid it in PR, in Mass Media . , , He just d0es it. He balanced it on his nose Once. It Was Pretty dum amazing, Amazing Bob and His Anjazing 'rr-lckSs!ss Julie Olson ilgreshman Sweathogy I really don't know, I was there but I still don'1 know Whether Qr not 11 was 21 dare Or just 6 his Amazing Mendenhall Tuck-For- The-Dayl' -He did li. again Just to Drove he Could!

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hip? iii, YA at W . W, :J be - 1BNliVHlu , ml? rif- iw. . -.x M5 eil J . 11 .., .,, is -'n l f- My l ,. w,mw.,v..,,,, H ' -ff --' ' i ' 5 '- -'uf-fa ff ,fl.15gm..:.T f,w.,5 ,gi .3. . 'Aww ' The Mizpah Gate The Mizpah gate was a gift of the Class of 1937 to Southwestem Junior College It gets its name from the college's earbook, - Y The Mizpah. The Class of 1937 published the first Mizpah after four depression years in which no yearbook appeared So successful was the operation that it yielded a surplus with which they asked the college to build a nice gate to the campus. College president H. QH. Hamilton, a talented artist, designed the gate and supervised its construction of brick and petrified 7 wood from Glenrose, a nearby town. At, that time this was the main entrance to the college campus. Branson Chrispens was president of the Class of 1937, and Leon Bishop was vice president of the class and business manager of the M izpah. ,Lg 'Branson Chrispens became a pastor and 21 years ago performed the baby dedication for this book's editor.