Southwestern Assemblies of God University - Southwesterner Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

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'uf GOSPEL LITERATURE AND RADIO EVANGELISM PRAYER GROUP Leader: David Moore Their mission is a two-fold purpose. As well as praying for missions in general, they hand out tracts and literature. ORIENTAL PRAYER GROUP Leader: Mary Suggs This group prays for the people, who pray to gods who hear not, with the goal in mind of their conversion to our God who can hear. G1 -,ESE INDIA PRAYER GROUP Leader: Jerzy Bradly From dark India comes the many cries of the lost millions. This group prays continually for this needy land. PIONEER AND SPECIAL MINISTERIES Leader: Nat Walker This group bands together to pray for the lost-- not only in foreign lands, but in our free Amer- ica. AFRICAN PRAYER GROUP Leader: Ralph Hagemeier The African Prayer Group prays for the dark heathen in African LATIN AMERICA PRAYER GROUP Leader: Sam Brassfield Close! 'W Yet, so far from the gospel of God. This prayer group prays for the many souls of Latin America. I L 4- V EUROPEAN AND THE NEAR EAST PRAYER GROUP Leader: Sheryl Sturgeon Multitucles of people from this vast area are crying for the light of the gospel. This group does its part in sending the light by interceding for the lost. , B N - ,Y ,Y - L. ii - Y- Wm .M -T-VY - - Z W f, . 5 im N' we--ge, i f .N -- fu- ,vw . il- ,-ref fy- .1111-egg-, '.' Sheryl Sturgeon and Wilma Shelton tell the story of Cookie in childrens church. E STUDENT MINISTRY fi T ' ' T ll'-V mum, 1 i-lu ,S if ,, T T: -l we M All fa? 1 . P, .. -5. El lg df nl Qi! .-au '. .rr ,V Nat Walker and the Home Missions Prayer Group Conduct a street meeting. Eriffith Chapel CHURCHES UF THE STUDENT PASTUHS fs- '1 This is the church in Itasca. Rev. Franklin Bryant is the pastor. he need of souls for God is feat in each town, Rev. Robert Bornert has ac- cepted the challenge, and through his faithful work, many have been added into the Kingdom. IN ADDITION TO THESE, THERE ARE MANY OTHER STUDENT PASTORS AND CHURCHES. the lost souls Rev. Bobby Wilson is the pastor at this church L ...MQ Maypearl is a little church with a big vision for - N --'. -f-- - 1- , i It i : 1 1 ' I T' I C H lg li Carl Holloman, speaker - 'I' ' .. f 5 , 4 5 is ii nf: i, ii ii mn W ii use Wesley Hurst, speaker MISSIUNARY CONVENTION 1-uuggts in ills Hi k A Nw ' iff' ' The Southwestern Missionary Association and the Assemblies of God churches of Waxahachie, Texas sponsored the annual Missionary Convention, which con- vened january 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28. God blessed in each service and the Convention came to a climax with the showing of Breaking the Bamboo Curtain, in the Chap- el. . I PRAYER AND BIBLE CONFERENCE The Prayer and Bible Conference was held at the North Side Assembly of God Church January the 16-17. The Rev. Thomas Zimmerman of Springfield, Mis- souri, was the principle speaker for the services. The purpose of this conference was to present to the people the need of a deeper prayer life and its benefits. There were no planned programs during any of the services. Every service was directed by the leading and guiding of the Holy Spirit The convention was a. field day ac- tivity for the faculty members and students of the Bible College Department of South- western Bible Institute. H! 1 Av Q- M J-if?-H. .AQ 4 X , V Y ' M.,,.15,i ,H q f ,, L , , , ,V-,'..,Y ,, 1-,LL ...am NR Q. W- Ld...-1-, ,. 1--W W:'x.,.1-,V .Y,. -ffk My RJ ,E --1, 1 f. GIRLS' CHORUS DIRECTOR MRS. LITZMAN MALE CHORUS DIRECTOR JORY WALOON v-:X-Biff? 11. 3 - K A 15 - .Q x gg Ngh R... ..V.,..,. . 6 R '. .- kjfff' TQ ' K E 1 'f Vihirr' :Oil V ,wM!i,,-ia tin 4 'I '99 1 MQ. 1 1 ,N fp:-wq U . U, , , Y. ..,. 'FN 3.-+51 jf' t .f V ff ff f .. v. Y L k .4 - ' ' 1. E - ' ,gm ' 7, :li vu: XQQQIS'-f I L fl - Jfvzmj -wwvu' Q, ' ' 4 If f' 'Cp' COLLEGE CHOIR U ' x A DIRECTOR: JORY WALDON CONCERT BAND s D IRECTOR. JORY WALDON 9 an BRASS ENSEMBLE UUDWIND ENSEMB AMBASSADURS THIU jimmy Doan Levoy Dewey john Hall TRUMPETTRIU Caleb McAfee Jimmy Usleton Gueary Clendening jimmy Doan, pianist CRUSADEHS james Smith Dale Franks Ira Ruthledge Jimmy Welch Mamie Fulkerson, 20 pianist TEMPLEAIHS Frank Christal jerry Hayes Don Woods Paul Stellrech, pianist PILGHIMS Calvin Brannon Morris Paschall Bert Perrault johnny Hayes jimmy Doan, pianist SAXUPHUNE THIU Gene Griffin Paula Flowers Johnny Hayes GUITAR DUET Dale Franks Ira Ruthiledge JUBILAIRES Ira Rutledge Dale Franks Harlene Cupps Mamie Fulkerson 21 ',Oh say can you see, by the dawns early light echoed at the beginning of the Veterans Day music chapel on November 11. The Light Of The Day Bless This House Many churches are established by our Bible College .pu-'T5 Southwestern Bible Institute is a Christian Educational In- stitution which offers training in Bible College, Junior Col- lege, and High School. The principle purpose and objective of the Institution is to prepare Christian workers, ministers, missionaries, and laymen who will go forth to help proclaim the Gospel of Christ in all the world to every creature. Another purpose of the Institution is to provide accredited academic education in high school and in junior college for Christian youth in a faith inspiring, Christ honoring, Bible believing environment under the direction of the Holy Spirit. Three Bible Schools were brought together to form South- western Bible Institute. These included Southwestern Bible Junior College students make many contributions toward a better way of life for mankind. Nr' . f 'X il ' n n u u u students. School of Enid, Oklahoma, the Shield of Faith Bible. School in Amarillo, Texas, and the Southern Bible College of Hous- ton, Texas, A consolidation of Southern Bible College and Shield of Faith Bible College resulted in the formation of South Central Bible Institute owned by the Texas District Council of the Assemblies of God, Southwestern of Enid joined South Central of Fort Worth, and the school became Southwestern Bible Institute. The present location in Waxa- hachie, Texas was purchased in 1943 by the Texas District Council for the school. Later the school became a regional school supported by New Mexico, West Texas, South Texas, North Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. il lf' .-,ls I 1 .txxg l AEE6' p U UU High School students often discover a new way of - life through the guidance of their elders. 23 BIBLE ANU g A program is offered in the Bible Department, for those wishing to major in Bible, leading to a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree. Emphasis is placed on the direct study of the Bible. The classes are designed to develop an understanding and interpretation of the doctrines of the Bible. The department seeks to show the harmony and close association of the books of the Bible. So instrumental in Biblical study is the knowledge of Biblical Languages. Southwest- ern offers courses of study in the Languages the Bible was originally written in. Fred Williams, Head of Department H. Davis W. E. Davis W. McCafferty T. Harrison M. E. Collins E. W. Moore R. Farmer BIBLICAL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT UF BUSINESS Mrs. Nicholson, is shown teaching accounting class. The Christian man or woman preparing himself for a place in the business world finds a very adequate and efficient business department at Southwestern Bible Institute. This department offers four specifications: General Business, Administration, Account- ing, Secretarial Science and Business Education. Students may prepare themselves for a baccalaureate degree from a senior college by taking a program especially designed for this purpose. Students wishing to enter the business profession but who do not plan to enter a senior college also find a program adequate in meeting their need. M. Nicholson, Head of Department G. Bishop EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY The Department of Education and Psychology has as its objective to prepare the students to be successful pastors, evangelists, teachers, and workers in the capacity God has chosen for them. A program is offered to prepare a student to transfer to a senior college to complete Work on a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree. Prospective teachers listen to their Department Head, Mr. Farmer and also discuss Ways to become successful and efficient teachers. B. Farmer, Head of the Department A. Brazell E. W. Moore V. Nicholson Con leavej To teach if to love. ENGUSH Mrs. Harrison, Head of the English Department, is shown teaching a Freshman English Class. The English Department of Southwestern offers courses in grammar, and Litera- ture. The first year students study grammar making them better able to witness for the Lord Jesus Christ. Courses in literature help make the well-rounded individuals. SPEECH L. Harrison, Head of English M. Reinhold, Head of Speech R. Farmer J. Litzman M. Nicholson i Y! Q32 H Mrs. Reinhold teaches speech. So important it is to the witness of Christ to be able to express himself in an efficient way. The speech classes are designed for future teachers, ministers, business leaders or any field the Lord may lead the student into. 27 MISSIONS The Missions Department seeks to qualify prospective Missionaries to be efficient and Worthy laborers for Christ, Students in this department have a wide range of fields before them. It is important that Christians realize their responsibility in world evange- lism. Mr. Jeter challenges his students to carry the gospel to every nation. H. Jeter, Head of Department H. Davis J. Gutel J. Williams MUSIC jory Waldon, Music Chairman P. Engleman J. Litzman N. Upchurch J. Harmon Mr. Waldon, Music Chairman, arranges music for his classes. Christian musicians certainly find a place in the church and in the secular world. The Music Department recognizes the fact that music is a valuable factor in the educa- tion of Christian Youth. Accepting their responsibilities, the music faculty of Southwestern teach a program that is intelligent and vitally Christian. The students are encouraged in convictions, ideals, attitudes, and training that will enable them to become Pentecostal Christian musicians. Students planning to enter a senior college after completing two years of work in the music department of Southwestern find themselves well prepared. y PHYSICAL EDUCATION And the Child grew , Luke says as he writes about jesus. The well adjusted Christian must develop himself physically as in other ways. The fundamental knowledge of physical education, health, skills of highly organized games and body building exer- cises are taught and practiced in the Physical Education classes, to assist the students in developing co-ordination. JL Harmon, Men's Instructor C. Bailey, Women's Instructor RELIGIOUS EDUCATION A. Brazell E. W. Moore H. Davis Fred Williams Viv, Mr. Davis, Head of the Department ,of Religious Education tells his students it is important to know how to teach. The ministry of teaching is an important factor in the successful church. The De- partment of Religious Education offers a program leading to a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science Degree. The objectives of this Department are: Qlj to train directors of religious educationg QZD to train Sunday School officersg Q55 to train teachers of children, teein-agers, and adultsg MQ to train specialists in child evangelismg and QSD to integrate the religious education program of the church into the overall ministry of evangelism. Majors in this department may train to work in the field of child evangelismieach- ing, or administration. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Mr. Gutel gives personal attention to the students in his math? class. J. Williams, Head of Science J. Gutel, Head of Mathematics F. Bryant 32 The Mathematics and Science Departments of Southwestern offer a program with everything from high school math to college analytical geometry. Great are the mysteries of God. As one studies the complex make-up of both animal and plant they cannot help but realize the greatness of God. ii, -' a-' '.-f.-1- Lf: 5 , ls. Dr. Williams is shown lecturing about the structure of a plant. SUCIAL SCIENCE AND CHURCH HISTORY So important in the life of every Christian is the history of his church and also the history and laws of the land. This department offers courses in American history, American national and state government, European history, sociology, and economics. E. W. Patterson E. W. Moore R. Farmer T. Harrison W. E. Davis F. Williams Mr. Harrison, Head of the Church History Department, encourages students to learn from the mistakes of those in the past. Mr. Patterson is shown teaching one of his social science classes. TH EULUGY ,, u.u..,., 1 ll Wy' Q . Wag l 3, Brother Harrison explains to his students that they should be very sound and firm in the faith in which they believe. The Department of Theology offers a program of study leading to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Theology for those who desire to be pastors, evangelists, or teachers or those who have a special interest in doctrinal studies. T. Harrison, Head of Department M. E. C01liI1S H. Jeter W. E. Davis Wm. McCafferty H, Davis ' BOARD UF REGENTS ARKANSAS NEW MEXICO SOUTH TEXAS: WEST TEXAS G W Hafdqagtle Raymond Hudson Kermit Reneau J A Thomas Fay Hutchinson H. M. Fulfer W. S. Graham E R Foster Edyvjn Buflqg VHHZHHI Savell S E Eldfldge Leon Vawtgf O. W. Greaser Thurman Elswick Jack Dorman OKLAHOMA: NORTH TEXAS: LOUISIANA: R. E. Goggin P. A. Lewis L, C. Ashbrook L. H. Arnold H. M. Cadwalder F. C, Chamberlain J. C. Dodd E. R. Anderson L D. Wells, jr. R. R. Eskridgi' F. A. Hunter David Mahony BOARD OF REGENTS The Board of Regents are the top officials of the school The Board of Directors are connected to the Board of Regents, and the Regents are connected to their several cl-istricts and Work without compensation. The Board of Regents include the General Presbyters and one layman from each of the districts that own and operate the school--Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, North Texas, Oklahoma, South Texas, and West Texas. The Board of Regents select the Board of Directors for the school and review the work done by them at their semi-annual meetings in May and November. The trustees include the seven district superintendents within the Board of Regents. BOARD UF DIRECTORS H, M. CADWALDER KLAUDE KENDRICK E. R, FOSTER Waxahachie, Texas Waxahaclwie, Texas Amarillo, Texas R. T. RIPPAY VIRGIL CLAXTON C. C. SWAIM Ft. Smith, Afkansas Norman, Oklahoma Houston, Texas . ,Q W ' . ' ,:?fa.,- 5l3.Q5g.: . .. ,:. ,,.. ,.,..VVZ, 3 2 ' : ,- ' ' Nw k 'WW 4 , ,- 3, ': 3 sf 1., ,f x K . + i 'EEE' 4-fi W .wi ' ix I W, K ' 5 i 5 E Q 1 4 Ei :J BBE ?N awww wa? fs? 4 B' ,ii W X i wvh mi 5 viii , H 4,11 M 1 reefs: ,H it ir - -, , Bro. Brazell is getting ready to leave on one of his many trips for Southwestern. VICE -PRESIDENT GEORGE BRAZELL In charge of Promotion B. A. Southern Methodist University M. Ed., University of Oklahoma .fi i X Ffa aw .i --f' ,..... , im 'Wm Nu Bm , f4a w,,g ' .I W-42 'YL' gqpnw 5 'E a win 55: ws f L. A 95 i 9 , ww. -pew xmhwa 'E A il f' we '44 M w Ab x w 1 Week' figf 2,,f,W ,, A32 fwsgw 1.5 , -hw!! illuw Hsiw ulwiu .WH , 'Q 1, all: fii -- i iv, n :V 'ii ii i is. , i Q : ii i i www ' N 'H i, im: um i 1 , H X if S 'Y R ,X H S2-.ia ,egg--K F -A Z we L- Z , Him I. ,, E, 'S,.,. 'wk ii yu. R ssn ig., 2, ,f R MY . k RV I ls, i ii L-za name V.. C 'E This is the place where all applications are processed REGISTRAR JOSEPH M GUTEL Graduate of Southwestern Bible Institute B. S. Buena Vista College M. A. Texas Christian University 1 -:Ez-' , S11 1 55,11 63523 , .W S M Q Hu 'ML W to S :+tfi32i2F ?2 i if -ff-1-1 -wx img ' i vi We 4 i we-ggi W' Wie- S f Q MM 'Ai' Checking up to see how the budget ba1ances???? Ba1ances???? BUSINESS MANAGER T. M. ANNEAR Graduate of Southwestern Bible Institute 15 years of Business Managing Experience LaSalle Extension University 41 ' i- 2.95 'T a FACULTY U W GENELLE BISHOP F. D. BRYANT ANNA BRAZELL B.B.A. Evangel College Math., Scienre, B.S., North Tex- BMAU Sgufhgm Megbgdiyg Uni- 43' Staff 6011939 zferrity, M.Ed., Uniwerxily of Oklahoma W. E. DAVIS M- E- COLLINS HELEN DAVIS Bible, Religious Ed., B.A., A CONNIE BAILEY Pmffiml Theology, Gfffdwfe of Minion, Bible, B.A., smlfwea. bam College, Tb.B. souihwefa Phyrical Eduration Women'f, Na- Moody Bible Inxtilute, B.A., ern Bible Inslilfzle, Graduate Bible InJ1ilule,Graduate Work tional Recreation Auorialion Philip: Univ., MJ1., T.C.U., Work at Soulhwertern Baptixt Souzhweflem Bapiift Theolo Baylor Univerxily Graduate IVorle at Univ. of Tex. Theological Seminary cal Seminary an-ww---1-J-1-3-f ,,-' '---A --,fuk unmpouw..-f-..1.. 4-Q FACULTY FACULTY JOAN LITZMAN Evangelistic Piano, Baylor Uni- versity School of Music E. W. PATTERSON Dean Emeritus of junior Col- lege, History, Government, B.A., Philips University, M.A., Uni- versity of Oklahoma, Graduate work, University of Texas Q-fx 9? E. W. MOORE Direttor of Testing ,Education, History, Bible Graduate Glad Tidings Bible Institute B.S., Tex- as Wesleyan College, M.A., Tex- as Christian Uniaersitjg Graduate work, North Texas State College Fw ffmw-1-in sais -vyggkmfw' f 'W 'Hee W' - me ,E mg. nn.mt,, 5.-Q., NAOMI UPCHURCH MILDRED NICHOLSON Business, B.B.S., M.B.Ed.,North Texas State College. -FL u n ,, Piano, Accordian, Iacob's School IORY WALDON of Music, Southwestern Bible Institute B.M. Ed. Texas Wesleyan College W. B. MCCAFFERTY D. D. Dean Emeritus, Bible Scho Theology, New Testament B? Southwestern Bible Institute T. B. Southwestern Bible Institu. Charter Member of the Assez blies of God. 1914 MIRIAM REINHOLD English, Speerh, B.S., Philips University RED WILLIAMS ible, Plailofoplay, Homilelicx beology, B.A., S0ll!!71-U9.fl67'7l Bi- QJNB ' e Imtitute MA., Soulherng 1 H- elbodist U1zi11e1'.rily, B.D. Per-? f'f 'n.r School of Theology S.M.U.? t FACULTY Members of the Faculty have a few minutes of fellowship with the Broad of Regents during the lunch period. Vjyifiw.. 3 -'yi' -IOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Biology, B.A. Mary Hardin Bay lor, M.D., Baylor Unizferxity VIRGIL M. NICHOLSON On leave at N.T.S.C. for Doctor- ale, Slring Inxtrumentr, Social Science, B.S., S.B.I., M.Ed., N.T.S.C. The staff enjoys the Christmas spirit as they present T.Ml Annear with a gift of appreciationi mix-if :E ,J 1 ft! -.ilu 16 5 5 w Presxdent Klaude Kendrxck speaks at the banquet of the Fott Worth section of the Southwestern Alumm Assocxatxon MARZETTA ALEXANDER CLARA BURCHAM ELDON BURCHAM TAFF LAVINIA CONRAD Axximmt Dean of Women WILLIAM CRAIG lV0odJlvop Manager LUCILE HOLLOWAY Records Office Secretary EVA KELLY Dean of IVomen ESTHER DAVIS Secretary io Dean Carl Calliban NANCY HARSHMAN Assistant Librarian KATHERINE MCKEE Booknore Clerk A FRANCIS MASSEY Baokxiare Clerk CATHERINE MCCAFFERTY Alumni Secretary MARTIN MUNDT Manager of the Cafeteria GERTRUDE JETER Bookkeeper in Burinen' Office MAXINE STURGEON Asxixtant Librarian LLOYD STONE Dean of Men STAFF MARGERY MASSEY Laundry Supervixor STAFF It takes all types of work and endless cooperation to keep Southwestern going. Brother Thorpe, maintenance director, and Lee Robinson assemble the library stacks so that Mrs. Sturgeon and Mrs. Harshman, assistant librarians, may di- rect students in placing the books on the library shelves. Miss Davis, secretary to Academic Dean Callihan, makes a good impression on the friends of Southwestern by her neat correspondence, and she assists the faculty members in many ways, one of which is duplicating their tests. Ned and Robert keep our buildings clean and our grounds beautifulg while Agnes, jim- mie, Anna Bee, and Leola prepare nourishing meals for our daily consump- tion. - i.f,, M A 50 if xx XR X bw X ,T D R KQLKQ, Xl- ,I 1 ' x J ELNQQ-fx xx ' , X Xxx X.. if Y tex 4 k N x .- ff X WKLQ fffv f T fff, 1 M544 4,44 THEY SHALL MOUNT UP WITH WINGS AS EAGLES X - 5377 V '35 sikv if x5-TX al ff H13 E X . '- Qfvs SX A 5 R X . Q F ' h 'Az '- -'Y' Y V 0 H xv. I . ,lv - -I fb. 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Courz. 3, 4, Band 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap. 5, 4, Softball 1, 2, 5, 4. Baehelor of Srienre ROBERT D. BORNERT East St. Louis, Illinois Prayer Group Ldr. 2, Gen. Min. Brd. 2, V. Prey. Min. Au. 5, Prex. Min. An. 4, Prer. of Clay: 1, 2g Parlor Griffizh Assembly of God. Min. AU. 1, 2, 5, 4g Col. Choir 13 Saf. Coun. 1. Barhelor of Seience if ' JERRY E. CARMACK East St. Louis, Illinois Prey, Min. Au. 43 Paxtor Frost Asrembly of God 1958-1959. Bachelor of Theology JIM ALEXANDER Tulsa, Oklahoma Barhelor of Art: Qu we WILLIAM F. BLAKLEY Waxahachie, Texas Prex. Min. All. 3, Col. Ch. 2, 3 Student Speaker at Commenee meal 1960. Barhelor of Theology WENDELL CARRINGTON Garland, Texas Lat. Amer. Prayer Group 1, 2, Student Coun. Parliamentarian 43 Min. Au. V. Prei. 4, Phi Rho Phi 55 NEA 2, 52 FBLA 2, 5, Band 2, 35 Saf. Caun. 1,2,3,4. BENNY DE LA ROSA RONALD DRAKE Galveston, Texas Friend, Nebraska Barhelor of Art: Prayer Group African lg Mi:- siorzary Advocate! 13 Stud. Coun. lg College Choir lg Stud. Coun. lg Baxhetball 1. Bachelor of Science DOYLE FERGUSON Longview, Texas Prayer Group: Ixlamlr 43 Min. AU. 15 Chi Sigma Phi 45 NEA 4g FBLA 15 Member of North Texas Groupf Baxeball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bachelor of Scienre DONALD HAGGARD I New Boston, Texas Bachelor of Srienre IANICE HARDING C U L E Waxahachie, Texas Bachelor of Scienre SENIUIQSS WILLIAM HICKS Sepuin, Texas DORIS HOKETT ' Houston, Texas SGAA 1, Afriran Prayer Group 1, 2, 3, 4, Min. Adu. 1gMin. An. - 1, 2, 3, 45 Col. Ch. 1g Foreign Language Club 4, Frefbnzarz Clan Secretary. Barbelor of Arm' Nwwjuariz px ARTHUR HOKETT Houston, Texas African Prayer Group 15 Min. , AU. 1, 2, 3, 4g Foreign Language Club 4, Band 1. Bachelor of Art: RONALD E. HORNER Ft. Sumner, New Mexico India Prayer Group 1, 23 Stud. Coun. 4g Min. Ars. 2, 3, 49 Annu- al Staff Editor, Plaolographerf Clsi Sigma Phi 1, 23 Haruexter Ei?-e,f11wal3rf1+ EDDIE IKARD Lawton, Oklahoma Prayer Group 1, 2, Mm. Au. 3 Cla. 12 Col. Ch. 1, 23 NEA, FBLA, Saf. Coun. 1, 2, 5, 4. Barlrelor of Science JAMES MABRY Fanshawe, Oklahoma TED JONES EDWARD KIRKHAM Ardmore, Oklahoma Southard, Oklahoma Min. Arr. 1, 2g Foreign Language Radio Prayer Group 43 Min. Ars. Club 4g V. Pres. jr. Clamp Pres. 3, 4. Sr. Clan. Barbelor of Ari: 3 Y Y ' Y 'Yr 4 E w 1 , A t' W f' ' , , ' ' wx Y 4, ,' K , 55' fx -5- D w A W,1..2 Hsa i '.A.w. W.. g!Qf'gf, ME.. UN M -.M J, MF C, A NA H X A V Mmgg?-E ' , N, ,., f - '!.- ' M, , , 'H ' ' - I O 4 'Ewa . V' P I A - . V V wx- . . - Il 1 - ' 1 .h 'A , , E . , . g.-Q, , ,, , YA, - 1 71 f. ' . J . I 1 . I, h A I .5 A ,Y A f' J ,. D 1'1:...w Mika.: , .,-,., ...Y :.-lt- 1 ALICE MYERS Bokoshe, Oklahoma ? l W N Q fs H . J WESLEY NESLER Hickory Ridge, Arkansas Bachelor of Srierzre H. ll H, www' ' - 5535555522 ' W , H H m W ll m'!1'lu N W lTlllW,wU BIBLE CULLEGE geumns DEBBIE PLASKETT Guthrie, Oklahoma SGAA 3,4g Prayer Groupxz Am. Ind. 1, European 2, 53 Stud. Coun. 2, Clan Officer: Trear. 3 Sec. 4, Dorm. Coun. 3,4. Bachelor of Science ire rg JOHN ROBINSON Bachelor of Science s I L , , for GIANETTA PRYOR DALE POLLARD Ardmore Oklahoma Parsons, Kansas SGAA 2g Far Ear! Prayer Group 2, 5, 44 Min. Adu. 2, 33 Stud Courz. Girly Ch. 2. Bachelor of Science 23 Phi Rho Phi 2 L' ,aff Eaiga 5 w, -:J Shawnee, Oklahoma SGAA Am. 43 4, Sec. 45 Min. y 2. Bachelor of Science EMMA ROSE lg Prayer Group Lalin Executive Minion Board Student Cal. Member 3, Ass. 3, 4g Clan Secretar- ,I A.: , g.. -7, 1,-.., , - :ff L - L are E :M L' ' QE' L - ' EEE?- 1 f EDWARD STEWART Greenville, Mississippi Min. Au. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Prex. Sr. Class. Bachelor of Science BOBBY WILSON Keota, Oklahoma Stud. Coun. 4, Min. An. 1, 2, 4g Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4g Saf. Coun. 1, 3, 4. Bachelor of Art: MURI. M. WINTERS Oswego, Kansas Far Earl Prayer Group 1, 2, 3, 43 Min. Adv. 3, 4, Chi Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 45 Col. Ch. 1, 2, 5, 4g For- eign Language Club 2, 3, 4g Band 1,2g V. Pres. Spanixh Club 1959- 1960. Bachelor of Arif DEL TERRY Vestal, New York Edilor of Ouiloohf Softball, B helball, Football. Bachelor of Science' dl'- WILLIS WILSON East St. Louis, Illinois Bachelor of Art: 5-95111 ix? Q , , in AND IT'S ALL MINE mx WL, fZ 1,,1..53,',.,i, STUDENT PASTUHS JIM ALEXANDER BOB BORNERT Forreston Griffeth BILL BLAKLEY FRANKLIN BRYANT South Park Itasca Waxahachie ' ' - , ,f : fi g-- . ET xi-25 vfgg- LV, H f ,'-2: . .. ' I 'wilafi-5..! 1' ,. -.Lf 4,. ff ' - -Q --V ,L',Z5g. 'Y-H li . 2 H f -, ,- ':':swff.:- , V 'f,-L, .q,a.a- :L ' 7 sf- af -V -wa, - - -- - -I .,. .-.-.'..ffm- .- , N '- -, K Q, I, I ls- 5-Y I .agp-f. , ,T L W ,VM k r I i . , I - s 1 ' my M I :W . K 51 1 ,f w i 5 4255: ,w ,Hia A. ff-,fn ' I A I-was r , S S I I Y ' ' QL. . ,, H -2? , ' - vw ' A , , vw' vm .. , M 1, I , W 7 wgggmw 1- - 1- gd -' . ,. ,xl A - A - V ., . ,f 1. -e - - . ' :V ,, if . if . ff f A V, 5 -.'-- -.iw E. ,. , N f 4.5 4 My A , ' ,X .. 1 Lrmxtg-. 5 l gag In-'Lf - ' N',.,'? .1 !'f271: Ig! If: +1 fl , 3. 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ALVIN BANKSTON V TOMMY BEARD JERRY BRADLEY Forf Smith, Arkansas Anahein, California Newport, Arkansas i N l DARLENE BALDWIN Waxahachie, Texas fi fl JOHN BRISCOE DAVID DEVORE CHARLES FARINA 62 Tucson, Arizona Anadarko, Oklahoma Racine, Wisconsin Av I PAULA FLOWER BILLY GORE GENE GRIFFIN Eagle Grove, Iowa Archer City, Texas Sweeny, Texas 1 :fax rs, In Tsizbi I N , COLLEGE I JUNIURS RALPH HAGEMIER KEN HAGIN West Columbia, Texas Garland, Texas WAYNE HANKS NICK HARRIS VIRGINIA HARRIS Houston, Texas Waxalmachie, Texas Commanche, Oklahoma FRANKIE HARSHMAN LUCRETIA HARTSOCK BOBBY HODGES Uf1i0I1 Mills, Indiana Bartlesville, Oklahoma BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIURS MICHAEL KELLEY BOB LOCKE HOUSTON, TCXHS Porte-rville, California 64 Ola, Oklahoma l I i Q MARYLYN HOLLAND SAM JONES Plainview, Texas Ardmore, Oklahoma AARON MORRIS East St. Louis, Illinois JOSEPH NEWBERN III DANIEL NORMAN JOHN PERRY Waterloo, Illinois Wagoner, Oklahoma Crowley, Louisiana Houston, Texas Pawnee, Oklahoma PAUGHNEE STARKS WILLIAM SWEAZY FLOYD TATE Morgan City, Louisiana Dallas, Texas Cushing, 0klHh0m11 65 3 . i I NORMA TATE ODELL VAUGHN MICHAEL WIGLEY BARBARA WRIGHT Dallas, Texas Waxaliachie, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIURS While Registrar Gutel checks the transcript of a prospective student, Mrs. Holloway, assistant to the registrar, gives final enrollment instructions to Mr. and Mrs. Harshman. 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Q LEALAND FINDLEY SHERMAN FICKLE Campo, Cololado Mxlwaukee Wxsconsxn SUPHUMURES Helen Price, Mike Tyler and Selenda Bdhngton are waztmg in line to pay their school blll Cheer up Mzke You can al ways put Helen to work DAN GUILLORY Libefty, Texas ,YN ,LQTQUI BILL HEAD DANIEL DEAN HOMAN ELSIE HAWBAKER Arlington, Texas Albany, Missouri Mansfield, Ohio BIBLE CULLE if LARRY HASKINS Ponca City, Oklahoma ERWIN HUKILL Corsicana, Texas DOYLE LONG Haworth, Oklahoma MAURICE LEDNICKY BOBBIE MCDANIEL DAVID H. MOORE Houston, Texas El Dorado, Arkansas Fort Wonh, Texas 'Nr is-nk: if DAVID NOAH MARY PRAESEI. BUDDY POWELL Dallas, Texas Rockdale, Texas Longview, Texas PHUMURES , .rgviagi s fa Q,L,l W ,, SAMUEL RUST Buckroy Beach, Virginia Eddie Ikard leading the boys in a song in devotions. Come ELDON PLOGE on boys open up your mouth, don't let him sing by himself. Evans, Colorado AARON ROTHGANGER JOHNNY SMITH JOHN SEWELL Kansas City, Missouri Pampa, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas afffmads 'if hw? 72 V iq-- El f a 'i,1'p M in ig hr Q i' H .rr 1 5' V ALLVA WRIGHT Broken Arrow, Oklahoma NATHANIEL WALKER WENDELL WILLIAMS KENNETH WOODS wn, Texas 5251 ,, 551155211 . O ! 'QW 1 , 1115 2 N- I' Eg. ,il-'mp + ' Fff'5 1-1., ji X: , .1 111 1 K 1 1 Y ,. , ,ff , A gp- , . ., tn I 1 , . ' 2 ,- is s n,,. 3 1 , ' .14 .X V . I- Q g 1 ,y 143 71 , I fb- , ,, ' 1 4 4 .. , 'Vg-1 A' 53514 ' 51.1 1 1 W V ' 1 .f '11,- if-I ' ' ' .,.'f qv, I ff ' 'Ads , q . , w ' f -frm-W tv-:gf N M1 14 if il L j'- 1111111 511. f I tri ff:-in , Ei 15' :ll ' A ' I li-535 1M,,,,g: 1, L 1 J Z I' 5 ,,.,, . . 111 , , if Q ' l , 2114: . 5.6,-'Q , 5 1 1 lv M 11 1 QE' Wal, 31 S ' . ' K fm A-' 4, ef' ' .5 -1,, 11,4 5 N 1 f-,Q ff um 1.1 HA, . gigi1 v5:v V ' 11 1 11 1 1 19111 1- sky . 1 K ,'n,'..'. L,,k ,, I U , 1 V :wif 1 z 1 .1,,,,. . . R 1 ' N . M fggaasg, 1. . , -A 'I 4 12535 1 ' Lx., . ,, 1. , 11' 1 -' K Q-fsjgggzf?H1a:g:'-gwgqwx I f SUE BAYS Mansfield, Ohio MARION BEACH DON BROTHERS TOMMY CARPENTER Tulsa, Oklahoma Wichita Falls, Texas Green Forrest, Arkansas COLLEGE FRESHMEN AUDREY DEAL Bastrop, Louisiana DON DE HART Waxahachie, Texas THOMAS BENNINGFIELD Borger, Texas DARREL BLAKELY Clayton, New Mexico JOHN BOOZER Columbia, South Carolina RAYBURN GILBERT Cleveland, Texas JOYCE HAMPTON Broken Arrow, Oklahoma MARTHA HARTER Clearwater, Florida WILLIAM HAYES Chicago, Illinois l ww 3 wx wx 'bei ,win BILL DUNNING Miami, Oklahoma JOHN FARINA Racine, Wisconsin CHARLES FARRAH Battle Creek, Michigan LANCE GRANTHAM Warner Robins, Georgia JEAN GRIFFITH Longview, Texas 1 ll 25,1 .. ,W I el., .. . - , , 1 ,w wf www .?.,21:.2iiugl Wu' ww ll iw H w ' lu mu wwlllxl as LEE KLINE Florence, Colorado ANNETTE LONG Tulsa, Oklahoma w ww .fx ,as C all il ,,11,,mHufg,gxitww 52 , DSA H 'V 1 W . A , ,Nr W 1, M iw w iz 5 1 M M lll W' W? f' Tu CLEO MISNER Seibert, Colorado LINDA MOORE MCCame'y, Texas PAUL NOLES Petaluma, California an Ewa? l,.-'arg EHBLE COLLEGE M -V , y 5352533255 7 ,1- e ,, if ,gf-Q 'fl M- swf Mn.: ' , -. , ,1 ., J? 'f - i ' ' ET- 55.-x A 1 V Ei ' 'JL DAN HOMAN Albany, Missouri BETTY HUTCHINS Tulsa, Oklahoma HAZEL KLINE F lorence, Colorado RAYMOND MAYFIELD Skellytown Texas DARRELL MILES Overton Texas -is.. STANLEY NORMAQN Wagoner, Oklahoma HOWARD NUTT Fulton, Texas JERRY O'DELL Houston, Texas . ww 11 14 I . j ,Y 71 - v 1,, ,. ,,,.,,u, k , --wig.: 1 X '.-31: ,gsm , ., ,.f ima. . ' H, ,, I -1, ..,. , ,, 5 - U T .men vu .W ?5 - X., ' 1 ..'Qfif'35sI 1.:z.'Hw , .. .M -1 ,. H R r L 2 K X rg, 2 - X A To w f 31 Nw Mu'-41 .23 1 if wx WN 7 JESSIE PARTON Amity, Missouri E5 , .M 'Hain , ,Q was , V 4 5,-mafia, W 1 'l Hr .wif :swf mu ,Y .-155, ,,, Y'V, Yfaz?fHw- FRESH MEN HAZEL PASLEY 4 Mendota, Illinois -,tl W1 1 J ,.QMi. !1F - .. f- Ass, W u1,mT'-1.-Tzuzuq. .fy - F .Ly ' Kp Tulsa, Oklahoma WYMAN PYLANT Houston, Texas DAVID REDDOUT Bixby, Oklahoma DOUGLAS RICHEY Skellytown, Texas 77 , -11211 ' IRA RUTLEDGE Kilgore, Texas HARVEY SCHREI BER Cuero, Texas KAREN SMITH Tulsa, Oklahoma BIBLE CULLE WILLIS SMITH RAMONA STANLEY Meeker, Colorado Carmen, Oklahoma JERRY STEGALL LaPorte, Indiana MIKE SULLIVAN Sherman, Texas ,TUNE STEPHENS Grapevine, Texas 78 ESHMEN f 4155, li 19. Qi -N The strong ones have smiles, the weak ones have frowns, but really they are all just big clowns. EVERETT THOMPSON Livingston, Texas PAULA THONAS Anchorage, Alaska KENNETH THULIN Picher, Oklahoma MARY ELIZABETH VAIL Kingfisher, Oklahoma BRUCE WALKER Austin, Texas 79 Q i L L Boys! 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' f' f'l-19 11 -'ll A: F' llM.--,isi1Elk1ai'11H- 111111231111111-w1111fHs1' - 111-w w 1f f111 'l h11'-161 PAUL BROYLES MRS. E. D. BURCHAM Dell City, Texas Waxahachie, Texas BILLY BURR Lancaster, Texas jew! 8: European Prayer Group, 1gPioneer 8: Special Min. Prayer Group, 2g NEA 1, 2. JUNIOR COLLEGE Pioneer 8: Spec. Min. 2, Miss. Ad. 23 Phi Ro Phi 2, Veep 25 Soph. class, LESTER BURTON Cleveland, Texas Pioneer 8: Spec. Min. 2g Home Miss. lg FBLA 1,2, V.P.S Safety Couric. BETTY CANTRELI. Odessa, Texas SGAA 2, Gofp. Liz. 8: Rad. Evang., Sec. 1, 2, Min. Aduf Outlook Staff 1, 23 Phi Rho Phi, Tex. fun. Coll. Speech Con. Temp. 1 Tyler 2, Sec. 23 NEA 1, 2g Clan Sec. 1, 2. L. B. CAVETT Longview, Texas FRANK CHRISTAL Austin, Texas Stud. Coun. 2, Phi Rho Phi 2 NEA 2, Safely Counv. 2, Basket hall 1, Football 1, 2. 'WJ T51 .4 MAMIE FULKERSON Roswell, New Mexico SGAA 1, Prayer G. IJ. 1, Euro- pean 2, Cheer. 2, Stud. Coun., Amz. Stuff 2, Har. Choir 2, Rev. C. 13 C. Choir 23 FBLA lg Clos: offif Tren. 2g Phi Ro Pi Treax. 2, Girl: Cho. JOE CREWS Ashdown, Arkansas Prayer G. Alas. 15 NEA 1. CHARLA DALTON Borger, Texas LEVOY DEWEY Big Springs, Nebraska Stud. Conn. 2, Rev. Cho. 1, M. Chorus 2, FBLA 1, 23 Band 1, 2. State Group Prer. 1g Football eo. cap. Barleethall co. cap. College Choir 1, 2. QQ! lllnll Q.: K 1 l vw N Mlz'-' V' 31 :glial j , 1 1 .. ' ' ' K- f 1 -' rv H A Y, Em , , W 5, ME 1 . w 1 hal' H , Q,,,,W. mg.. lil.-lllQll,,.Qfgl ' 2 111 Y. I - - ' - , is ilegf'l'Ee25. 'ziggyulnlIl'llzl,,fl ' he ' 1 .W wllilgH1. 'l,,g1'v ,lflmllzulwsf1'lysgimyffllgig , .J LQ 1 1 s rf fm.-.Ago A ,-JST! OPHELIA GARRETT Rolla, Arkansas Prayer G. A. I. 13 Pion, an Spec Prayer Gro Ind. Sec. 1, 29 Mir: Z3 NEA Sec. 1, 2. Ado 2. VERA FUNK Dove Creek, Colorado SUPHUMDRES Hey Girls! Leave some for me! -'lv WANDA FISH New Orleans Loulslana JULIA HALL BARBARA HANKS WALLACE HAWTHORNE GERALD HAYES Crowley, Louisiana Kermit, Texas Bossier City, Louisiana Beaver, Oklahoma SGA 1, 2g Prayer Group: 1, 2g Stud. Cazm. Sec. 2. We lack 3 cents having enough. U ,.,. ,. ., ,,,, 7 ,.., ,..,,. v ' 1 -1 ww- .- YJ Y Prayer Group, IJ. 1, 2g Rev. ClJoir,' Harvester Choir 2g NEA 1, 23 Safety Coun, 2. JUNIOR CULL JOHNNY HAYES ' A Tulsa, Oklahoma Pilgrimx Quartet 1 8: 25 Revival Choir lg College Chair 2g Male Clmruf 2g Harvexter Clwirg Soft- ball 1 8: 2g Football 1 8: 2. PEGGY HEINE House, New Mexico JANET LAYMANCE BARBARA MCELORY FRANKIE MARCONTELL BERTA MOORE Lancaster, Texas Little Rock, Arkansas Mont Belview, Texas Clovis, New Mexico SGAA lg American Ind. Prayer Latin Am. Prayer Group 1 8: 2g Group lg Miss. Adu. 13 NEA 2. SGAA lg NEA 1 8: 2. PHUMURES ANITA MOUSER ' Wildomar, California SGAA 1 8: 25 Afrim Prayer Group 1 8: 2g NEA 1 8: 2. Bro. Gutel has come between us. EDNA NEW Camden, Arkansas SGAA 1 8: 23 Prayer Group 1 8: 2g M511 Ad11.f1gNEA 1 8: 2. WAYNE NUCKOLLS JOHN ONG Sprmghnll Louisiana Smgapore Malaya Island: Prayer Group 2 NEA 1 0,-gemal Prayer Group 1 8: 2 8: 2 Safely Coun 2 Sport: Ed! Mu: Adv 2 Mm A51 2 Honor tor of Outlook 2 VP of La Roll 1 Coll Cbozr 1 Mm State Group 2 Speech Club 2 Board Male Cborux 2 JUNIOR COLLEGE 8 MARY RONQUILLE New Orleans, Louisiana MORRIS PASCHALL Pme Bluff Arkansas Far Eait Prayer Group 1 Lalm Am 2 Azhlelzc Club 2 Clan Pre.r 18: 2 NEA 2 Safely Coun 1 8: 2 Rewual Cb 1 Pzlgrzmx Quartet 1 8: 2 Male Cbo 2 College Cb 1 8: 2 Football 1 8: 2 Basketball 1 8: 2 HELEN PRICE Tulsa Oklahoma MARGERY SHERROD Houston, Texas How long will this last? SGAA 1 8: 3g Afrira Prayer PAUL STELLRECHT Group 1 8: 2g Min. Adu. 1 8: 2' JAMES SMITH Apache junction Arizona MifzAf1.1 8:2. Bonham, Texas Revival Ch. lg FBLA 1 8: 2 fail, X1 H. We-'F' L SHIRLEY TALLMAN SANDRA THIESSEN JOESPH THIO SANDRA TOMME Canutillo, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Singapore, Malaya Fort Worth, Texas SGAA 23 P. G. Aldef, Ser. G. L. R. E. 2, Min. Adv. lg Min. An. 1, Outlook 2, C. Chorus 1, NEA. SUPHUMURES That's the way she watches calories. RUTH WELCH Lake Charles, Louisiana SGAA 1, 23 Outlook Staff GRACE TRIBBLE DELORIS WAGNER 25 Rev. Choir 2g G. Chorus, Enid, Oklahoma Grand Junction, Colorado CHARLES WEAVER 21 NEA 1, 23 Cheerleader 25 Prayer Group 2: NEA 2. SGAA 1. Irving, Texas Outlook Stuff 2. YVONNE WILLEFORD Oklahoma City Oklahoma SGAA 1 8: 2' Ser. Treas. 1' A - rica 1 8: India 2 Prayer Groupx' Clai Sigma Phi 1' Harvexter Choir 1 8: 2' Coll. Claoir 1 8: 2' Girl: Clmru: 1' Harvexler Girl: Trio. JUNIOR COLLEGE SUPHUMORES Dxd someone call me? .. b ' tw' , T M3 l n x . 'HE oi' ., , fc- 553 T51 V Egg fi -' ,,, Lu ,,. J f Q ff ww Q MT: ., vw 1 ,, 1, HJ z, -:ww 11, 5 ggg,1::'fg,M' , .-:alfa . , .J N 5555? ' 0 Q24 '3- . 'Z rn - - Win- A ffm fl ww ,Z :V.,'gi,H llwwu ww i:.,',H - '- Y :.. , 1 J. Y. A ,. V,-,gl ' il pf f,ag,Q W., ..,.L,35li3f'4. A :A Q 4 ,f H .N H ' A F mummy 1 f'i-f?e,.v, 1, '51 Qiwaaa in . ,F JERRY ALCORN DONNA ALLARD Wichita Falls, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Xxx V .J. , , j MARCIA ALLEN LLOYD BAKEWELL RITA BARNETT Bastrop, Louisiana Ponca City, Oklahoma Osceola, Arkansas ELIZABETH BRAZELL GLENN BRISCOE Waxahachie, Texas Tucumcari, New Mexico CLARLOTTE BRUMBELOW KENNETH BUNCH Vernon, Texas Tulsa. Oklahoma ' -1- img' El Ma, . lv l w v fi? 1 ' gl l l 1 ' ' wx, ,ll lu JO C ANN BOUGHAM rowley, Louisiana You have had it, Morgan HARLENE CUPPS MICHAEL CRABB JUDY CRAIG A Choir at 50UthWC5fefn Sings for Highlands, Texas Kalamazoo, Michigan Waxahachie, Texas an all school social. TT 777 . f O ll L JUNIOR A COLLEGE . FRESHMEN N BARBARA CARRINGTON MELBA CHASTEEN Paris, Texas Duncan, Oklahoma GUEARY CLENDENING GARY COLBERT CAROLE CONNER Atlanta, Georgia Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Waxahachie, Texas ROGER CRISPEN SONJA DAVIS Boulder, Colorado Duncan, Oklahoma I ll I DONETTA DEVEREAUX Aline, Oklahoma JIMMY DOAN Olney, Texas DOROTHY DREW Marshall, Texas l ll 'hi VIRGIL DUGAN Archer City, Texas NIV ELLE ELDERDGE Neches, Texas TOMMY FLOYD Cleveland, Texas FAE FORD Houston, Texas MIRIAM FORMAN Battle Creek, Michigan -,na . DALE FRANKS Las Cruces New Mexxco .s ,AY Q JUNIOR CULLE Need some help L1z9 DON GALLAGHER Lapuenet, California lvxgvkzfizzi exams on registra- ESHMEN JUANTA GAY Clayton, Oklahoma JOYCE GOLDMAN Ponca City, Oklahoma PAUL GROUNDS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma IO ANN GUINN Grand Saline, Texas JIMMY HALL Crowles, Louisiana CARL HARGRAVE Pueblo, Colorado ll Are you ashamed to show your face, Bert? FLORINE HARGRAVES Silsbee, Texas HELEN HARRISON Winnsbow, Texas I . BLM P kwa ET :Vi F ' wmmmuw w Egg m m N mm uv m,,fzf,,m,n MARY HUNKAPILLAR Clover, Oklahoma JOHN HIEN ANITA HUGHES Tulsa, Oklaa. Macomb, Oklahoma ?,,....,a,..,..,,.....: b...,.1.?i, .-,5.. .W YH! Y ' , J V A . V . 2 QQ? H wha' iw H wjw'vgj-aaa 'N 5- , - WEB 7' ll ill! 4 - X133 x 1 1 L- 1 Wffl: flu - ' v lldw Cl ,. 1 M E 1572 N M M lm w ll ,5 sag. V m H U ,YI Y W, .,..., ai! W Wgggw LW' F? ,, A511 5 1 ,ll N uglllll' ARDEN JAYNE STAN JETER Eugene, Oregon Waxahachie, Texas PATRICIA JONES MARGARET IUSTUS Ft. Smith, Arkansas Tulsa, Okla. , ,X I JUNIOR CULLE 1 -rf - 5 HEP' Fh- This is Stan Jeter at home. iz UREPENT IUDY, the end is drawing nigh! LA RAE KELLEY GAIL LAYMAN BOB KORNELSEN Borley, Idaho Dimmit, Texas Nigeria, West Africa GLENN LITTLEPAGE KAREN LONG ELIZABETH LUCAS Graham, Texas Andrews, Texas Electra, Texas i ESHMEN NORMA LYNN ESTHER MEHAGAN Electra, Texas Donegroee, Oklahoma CAROLE MILLER MARY MCCUTCHAN Lafayette, Louisiana Waxahachie, TCXHS A perfect end to a perfect day. ill ,Q 1 YN WANDA McCUTC1-IAN Waxahachie, Tex-as VICTOR MCCUTCHEN Waxahachie, Texas BARBARA MONTGOMERY Houston, Texas CAROL MORRISON Healdton, Oklahoma JANET MOYER Tulsa, Oklahoma .ff -.1 L' Q, ,A 'C 4, ., i Southwestern isn't really this old fashioned, is it? JUNIOR COLLEGE GAYE MURPHY Bragg City, Missouri NADINE NEW Carlsbad, New Mexico DORIS NELSON Dell City, Texas BONNIE NIECE Cleveland, Oklahoma LINDA PARKER Dallas, Texas l l l RONNIE SHORTES Lubbock, Texas ELVEDA Cheer up boys rt could be worse STEINBURG Ketchikan, Alaska MARY STONE Holiday Texas MARY SUGG Grand Prairie, Texas TONI TAYLOR Waxahachre Texas JUNIUH COLLEGE FHESHMEN A VIRGININ MARLENE ARTHURENE TEAGUE MODENA TEAGUE TAYLOR Wlaxahachie, Texas Olney, Texas Pampa, Texas Q--Q WELDON DON TENNISON BILL THOMAS BURRELL THOMPSON Abilene, Texas Blackwell, Oklahoma Blanding, Utah EUNICE TUTTLE JUDY UPJOHN RAYFORD WALLACE Austin, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. Okamulgee, Texas GAY NELL WEATHERS RALPH WILKERSON 'DON WOODS Waco, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma Borger, Texas 100 1 .-Mfr: l 5-T-159'-if.ls-f,,T,-fy' .,L?,:.,1,ii- N n,1T..E.f.i,,::F,N -1 r 4 4' ' 3 .' L'i,, z.- vi-153' -,g1Q'53f'Q' 1' ' 'L-' nl' Y' 2 ' LM.. 1 I - X Y.. 'Tj VU! H V W -,L P, E .X I N ' ' ' Ky, E: ,fjfi 1, 'Q ,.-.N -N e 1 wg 7,,'lA..' n:yl.g1:.4'-1-I-1-rms' rv-1--f ' -. Vf- v 1, HIGH SCHOOL SENIUHS ,, ,AMW J 'X ' H Cf.. W N CALEB McAFEE President xx, 'HH' V, YS fs W' ,421 . 'pf M 'X nu. - v t 1 W X, t JAN E HALE Treasurer Sponsors: CARL CALLIHAN and LLOYD STONE 15 f 53351 if . s . ...fr-0 ' ,dx , K , 2 l ., - ...J H . 'La INIERVIN AUTIN New Orleans, Louisiana Prayer Group 4, Football 2, 3. -1, Burkefbull Li, Tmck 2, 5: Clan V. Prex. Ig Safely Council lg Chorus 3, Max! Popular 2. JOHNNY BRANNON Fort Smith, Arkansas JUNE CASEY Wuxal1achie, Texas JIM DENTON DAVID DUEWALL San Jose, Antique Houston, Texas Philippine Islands Prayer Group 2, Stud. Caun. 4, Prayer Group 2, 4g Stud. D.E. 53 Clan Officer 2. Coun, 35 Language Club 2, 3, fig Safety Counril 23 Clan Audilor 3g Bareball 2. Marcia Allen drops an armful of books as she and other students carry books from the old library to the new. HIGH scnnm sfmuns MARSHA CLAUNCH Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SGAA 2, 5, 4g Girl: Cloarur 4g FBLA 2, 3, 45 Sec. 4g Clan' Offi- rer 2, 53 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. CHERRY DUNN Fort Worth, Texas IEP FATOR SUSAN GARLICK Madison, Wisconsin Prayer Group 5g Girl: Chorus 3, 4g FBLA 43 Band 4. CORRINE GREASER SIDNEY GUINN Tucumcari, New Mexico V79-CO, TCXHS Prayer Group 4. Football 4g Basketball 4g Let- fermarfr Club 2, 3. 104 A- my ' at V jg., 3' Sei M- M- m- rn GOOD!!! HIGH SCHUUL sfmons MARY GILBERT Tulsa, Oklahoma SGAA 4, Prayer Group 3, 43 FBLA 43 Band 1, 23 fr. Red Cram' 9. ' ' ' AN. 'G lf. MARILYN HUTCHINS Highlands, Texas Prayer Group 4, Band 1. The clock says 5:2Og time to stop serving. ' v-4-,- ' WT! JANE HALE Oskaloosa, Iowa SGAA 2, 4g Prayer Group Sec. 4g Chorus 4, FBLA 43 Class Officer 4. CALBE MCAFEE Nassau, Bahamas Prayer Group 43 Men's Cho- rus 4g Class Officer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 1g Bi- ble Club lg Glee Club 1. SYLVIA MILFORD Pasadena, Texas Prayer Group 43 College Choir 4g FBLA 43 FHA 2g Ia Gamma Sec. 2. MELVINA MILLER St. Louis Missouri Prayer Group 4g Girls Chorus 4g Language Club 4g NEA 1, 55 junior Classical League 3: Glee Club 15 Music Festival 13 Music Club 1. MARTHA HARTER Laurel Hill, Florida Prayer Group 45 Ministerial Assoc. 4g Cbi Sigma Pbi 45 Girls Cborus 4g Cboir 33 FHA 2,3. 1 , , . E JOE MILLS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CHARLENE MOON Haslet, Texas CONNIE PALMER Peru, South America Prayer Group 43 Stud. Couu. 4g G'irl'J Chorus 43 Language Club 4. JAYNE PARNELL Amarillo, Texas Prayer Group 43 Min. Adv. 4g College Choir 4g Girl's Cborzu 45 FBLA 4g Clan Of- firer 4. HOLD THAT LINE HIGH SCHOOL. The H1gh School and Bxble College are shown playing football. HIGH SCHUUL SENIURS '4 T1V '- NW.3x.Jl gs? Q JAMES POWERS ' H 'V33lH mi Hurst, Texas Prayer Group 4g FBLA 4 Fooflmll, Basketball 45 Bare- ball 25 Clay: Favorite 2g Stud Coun. 2, 3: M051 Atbleli: 2 WOODY PRUITT Cleburne, Texas v wmv ' ' , 1 y . JA! ANN SPENCE Vlaxahachie, Texas Prayer Group 4g G'irI'.r Chorus 4g FBLA 4g Pep Club Y-Teenx 2, ag FHA 1, 2, 5. MARTHA STEWART Waxahachie, Texas HIGH SCHOOL sfnmns REBECCA STEWART Lubbock, Texas JOHNNY TRIBBLE Guthrie, Oklahoma CLARA WAGNER Seminole, Texas SGAA 4, Prayer Group 4g Phi Ro Phi 4, Girl': Chorus 4g Col- lege Choir 4g High School Choir 1, 2, 3. PEGGY WRIGHT Carlsbad, New Mexico LaMONTE HUBER Bentley, North Dakota as ,. .. ll ' ' ' lf , ig' ' lu High School boys work along wlth the College Boys on the Maintenance Crew. JIMMY WEST Houston, Texas L gm, me P . f r HIGH SCHUUL JUNIURS L+ Sl - W 5 urs 75 u ' nn... iii N A.,, , .gi Eg 1 wil.: use ' Em! ' ' uf' , 4k MQW :N M me 8 N MM ' ' ,Wig u .N as-QMS L ,w, .,., , .A H Q ,I !!.! .. :QM H ,. , M W J QW.-QM: eg 1 u3Q5u,1:Q W , .,. , , ,. 1 1 ,I 3' 1 w w H ,M 1, H 'vw , 1 ,j 1. 5?W X.. H . 'EEF 5 Wa new E L ,ss , 1,4-5 'Fi Q-3 wi? 4 DON CASE LYN BELLAH LINDA HAMILTON JIM WELCH Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Sponsors: HELEN DAVIS and MIRIAM REINHOLD 552' JO ANN BACHELOR LINDA BELLAH Valentine, Nebraska Lewisville, Texas GENE BALDWIN Waxahachie, Texas LINDA HAMILTON DONALD ALLARD U L Waxahachie, Texas Beaumont, Texas RUTH FROATS Muskegon, Michigan DON CASE Cleburne, Texas JUNIURS MARIE CLIFTON MILLER COX ' MARY FATOR Waxahachxe, Texas Albuquerque, New Mexico San Antonio, Texas M,- Y 1 Jaw JUN 3,4 E' UUE ff .Qs-.. ff 2. 51 ASJ We is -.'.' RICHARD I-IANSEN Columbus, Ohio DAVID MCCOMBER Owosso, Michigan JOHN I-IINDS LYDIA LACEY ZACK LOUNIUS San Angelo, Texas Hot Springs, Arkansas El Dorado, Arkansas -ff- PEGGY SPEAR Waxahacliie, Texas GARY POLLARD Ardmore, Oklahoma What rates johnny Hall? L XE H.. ,. :llc E. 'L l 9 LINDA MCCUMBER PAULETTE McKEE KATHY PANELL Baquio City, P. I. Waxahacliie, Texas Austin, Texas .'Y f ,ef -Q12 I SI-IERYL STURGEON JIMMY USELTON DARRON WARD JIMMY WELCH Waxahachie, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Phoenix, Arizona Lake Charles. Louisiana HIGH SCHOOL JUNIURS ee I After a day of hard studying, Lynn, Linda and Linda pause for a moment of laughter in the living room of the Girl's Dormitory. WAYNE WILLIAMS BARBARA WOODS LOREN YOUNG Houston, Texas Canyonville, Oregon Dimmitt, Texas :nl 4 .d-s:ee1 A cure- Y-fi - I - 1 . as Viv' 1. T??if ffl -1 w . Z ,W ,M L 'K 1 I . jf V 4 'U . ww YN . -. 2.3 , - 1, . - 'Q 5' ' . -M9 5.5, .4 Gi ' Q Quin . , LEE! IM t . '1'-. 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Q' E H ' W n ? :- I ' i I-T . - fa, ' M Q Y' if . ,Rn -A .4AfC+V,.-lm? ,I - V g'5'v.j-qi? w fggnbkvf -dh' r. J. .N 6 X .H A A 5,54 ,531 AF, ,- .I U .,. I n 1 W, ,9 -1, H- SE' -. 92. I in J-wig 'Ei. g::..: , H H . jj. -H m 9 -.-. .ff . ...A Y, - rivgghg 'fy - -1 nf. S I . 4 A. ,,fi5',.,,Q.Q.mEL..1 . V .' . X . 1525.4 , - , ' - 1 V ., ' . W M .zi . . ,, ,ALA 1' , it 52' Xxv ' 1 'ww .', 9' 5 -- A ' 'gm ff fi P Q -5. I av- .W 1 . .wr- - Q va Fig! nz,-'ip ' Qi? REX BARNES Weatherford, Oklahoma 1 all LOYD BOYD RICHARD BURNS RICHARD FRANKLIN SANDRA GREENWAY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Houston, Texas Guatemala, Central America New Brockton, Alabama f rs, W F Wm 5?ZQ?ul w I MARY I-IAUF F Clinton, Oklahoma DWIGHT LOWE Waxahachie, Texas 93' .' rf' MllllllllizmwWu. I-ml' ,' ll 'llllll 'Qgfg5ww PENELOPE MYERS Akron, Ohio PATRICIA MCGRAW Elbows are fLying, teeth are gritting, knees are Laurel Hill, Fl0fld2l playing a nice friendly g:1me!!!!! RUSSELL PATE Mobile, Alabama 1 14 JUANA PERRY Denver, Colorado HIGH SCHOOL SUPHUMURES DONNIE PRESLEY FRANKIE RAYMON Dirnmit, Texas Borgef, TCXHS , mil, Y., H. M, L. l ' lv ' 5- , ' ,llll15?l V 'l?Etf1' H My ,, .fi-. ,ii ,figs 'V ffl 1 ,kv fi 'H ug WW-1 ,lH3ggJ9Hl'f:i'l .Qu 'im 'lil NIARILYN REINHOLD FREDDIE RICHARD Waxahachie, Texas Grand Prairie, Texas M Hi ,W L, L N , , Q, Hi, n ,, , A in egm ,- li, .- , N , ,Y 1, 4 N 1 ww, ,L iv 1 EDITH STIENBURG MARTHA SCHUDER Ketchikan, Alaska Houston, Texas la, N H W' E E ' , W vi, A nfl? mllilll.-1 w if airs Wantei LINDA SAMPLES PAUL THOMAS LINDA WARREN GARTH WILLS Midland, Texas Anchorage, Alaska Carro, Illinois H0USi0I'l, TCXHS '115 SECUND SEMESTER STUDENTS . sr, V. ' mf. ,: EL- QL, -gi L-,Q w:-,4,,.. . , V - Front Row: Loretta Frost, Rose Lawrence, Mary Ann Bullard, Modonna McFee, Carolyn Parton, Jo Ann Boyd, Lois Nichols, Ruth Ruthledge. Second Row: Gene Finkenbinder, jim Honderich, Paul Cook, Bob Shedden, Layne Dulan, Evelyn Franklin, Betty Allen, Bertha Hines, Wilnia Shelton. Third Row: Doyle Litton, Frank Dean, Donald King, Eddie johnson, Durwood Setzer, Nor- man Heinricksen, Harold Duncan, john Conatser. Fourth Row: Jim Payne, Steve Deerman. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS : we-'-f ,,. Q? gk First Row: Deloris Gibbens, Peggy Pearson Second Row: Thomas jones, John Honderich Third Row: jimmy Merrit, Richard Kinsey we :AJ T 55, P- -9.9 9 ., 1 w, ,Q . 1 11 ' ' 1 11 11 111 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 111 111 11 1 11 1 ' ' NN . ' 11 'Si 1 1 1 111.2 111 ii- 1 1 1 11 111 1, 1 1 1' 11 1 11 11 1111 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11111' 2 1 1 1 11 11 4 1 1, 2 11 1 1 11 1 11 4 .' 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H 1 I H H w11'!'1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 31 V N! U N1 H Y ' ' 1521 11 111M!'111H11H W , 1 1 11 1 X 11 5 B125 QQ-L1 1 H112 '1 1 ' 11' 1'1 W11' ' Hifi 1- 1U-iii' 1 NM X 11 11 ig? 11 SL X Nwsgfzf :ff 1M W 11 H 11 11 'um A, L 1' ,Wf 113 295 Exim? ANI. 111N111?w H 1 L4 11 f J qua '- mvuqnfn u- nr,1 Bible College Team Co-Capt. Jim Ault, Nolan Akers lst Row: Proctor, Haskins, Rothganger, Harris, Devore, O'De1l, Hagin, Bell, 2nd Row: Hanks, Woods, Akers, Lednickey, Ault, Dunning, Schriber, Pringle, Williams. i H w, ,S ll nm, H o in ,tu .no Ht, ,.,l,,1flga,,x.vM.,.,,, N aaa ll M, ', f,i,Ni.gi:is , , , , ,. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Capt. Morris Paschall Co-Capt. Smith, Littlepage lst Row: 81 Dugan E, 62 Kornelson T, 61 Woods G, 85 Hargraves C, 74 Jayne G, 72 Allison T, 82 Burr E, 2nd Row: Floyd G, 64 Austin G, 23 Conrad B, 10 Smith B, 11 Crispin B, Bryant Coach, 3rd Row: 22 Hayes E, 34 Paschall B, 80 Perrault E, Not Pictured--Crystal C, Dewey B jr. College was undefeated all season. , Qt'iv''Yi1w ,.l'MQ3,ll Q, i. , ' 441 1 .5 , i H w tw M ut it M 1 Co-Capt. Don Case, Russel Pate lst Row: Raymon, Hanson, Williams, Launis Boyd, 2nd Row: Trebble, Sheppard, Usselton Powers, Case, Richards, 3rd Row: Lowe, Welch Autin, Guinn, Coach Briscoe. vi e - 1.-E1.::.:z:g -- as . Fi 'wf -' 1 'x 'if L . .4 ,, .. J iii-- 'FFEQS 1 TH: WE 5451- ' ' - ii KQV' ALL STAR The game began with prayer. Good sportsmanship was shown throughout the game, as in all the games this season. fm-. :Y ,f xr.. V ' 7 ' mm mmm 1 Y vi :ff , W , fy , L if .. Y Y. .mEN.W...3 w..5. i.. WW! ll H Magi.. mu. Hiiiiiiiiwggfgggllligg.. ' 1 g535.iJ.'w iiiiiiwiimgww ii'yHiiifiW1!ii::g2iEEdzwwl NWHWi-wiiiiwv'ggigg.i'g...Mxii. .sji -5 A ii Hi- iii i 'i X ...QTT.VM.i.wuwwrw W i' iw K ww' 'jww ii.. 1 . . .4 iam ....ml ...1:ml .. Hvw vgg ',,,'jW,1ii ' ' H I, ,, . ,,,. , . Y 'J F! .', ' i' I Rl.: n - -rf.: .iz In .2-EE. I A , . H mi., .Y -.qi ln.: ig .W ,K V 3 . . -9 :L 'V 'w I v UNI. . 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W1,giIy, dw wwjxii we MM VE5Eg:agsE:g,-ggggigl' K V ii ,.m.f Qum.,yi1 N fm-Q'-x' xg r. 21.43 1 .gl-... W- ' V g..Mwf1pg,jgr..,3., 1 22 ,V ,g fi ai! -,H-l,.E,iggV,,. A .N , V .,- mi 1-rf . f' . 2 ff fe ii . 4i'5fMiiil m:..f.f-.ji ' 'L , 'A H 5. ii w' vu1'N5 S W if 1 ' 22144 H - 1 M Hi 'YFSEMKFS n 'm 'uri GAME The school spirit was outstanding in all the games this year. In the A11-Star game, J. C. Warriors won 6-0. i ui.. .i 1' Q-if-2 J . rig 1 ummm H Hun , X Wim H if Wx' i Wi Www umm wi iiiiiziiigiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii ng. Q.. uw ii 1 , J, ii iggssff ' i .gqsififfnwili N5 vj ' H MVN ,. 1 ' 'QQ uw E u u Umg, .i fwgref' ' v ef: H - W W. E Mi' ' i W ,w.i... U515 1Qj1. 'l1ii1,.w..'wmmmuwillw Wi mm 'ji wi! W 1 H 1W 'i meI2n!.m:a.:w:u.u:r.n:im1.avn..r.l. .mnyaa . CHEERLEADERS The school spirit this year has been great- er than ever before. The cheerleaders have done an exceptional job, backing their team in every game. JUNIOR COLLEGE Head Cheerleader Carole Conner Allen, Allard, Parker, Teague, Crabb, Conner BIBLE COLLEGE Head Cheerleader: Mamie Fulkerson Claunch, Fulkerson, Weathers, Welch, Cupps 122 HIGH SCHOOL Head Cheerleader: Lynn Bella Hamilton, Greenaway, Bella LETTERMANS To qualify for the Letter- marfs Club, the boys have to letter in two sports the previous year. ii ui iuyigww ,K 4' -':-: ,gr ' r-if 14-I I, ', Hurrah! for the Warriors. Ji fs fl f w KA - in i , '11 Yea! All Stars CLUB james Harmon, Sponsor james Smith, Morris Paschall, Nolan Akers, Gene Baldwin These boys are outstanding athletes. 123 BASKETBALL Bible College 4-Thompson 5-Devore, 8-Burr, 7-Hagin, Rut- ledge, 2-Harris, 10- Pringle, 1-Norman, 11- Hanks, 6-Conatser Captain: Brown Thom pson junior College Coach Bryant Kornelson-2, Briscoe-6, Setzer-3, Elclridge-'4, Colbert-5, Hawthorne, Paschall-9, Chrystal-1, Deerman. Captain: Morris Paschall J High School 2-Uselton, 9-Cox, 5-Shepp- herd, 1-Powers, 3-Baldwin, 12-Fator, 11-Lowe, 8- Tribble, 10 Barnes Captain: jep Fator ' esggv-' -eg , , ,.- , ..ff-1 ,,,u,.,.,. M ., . . W Y- 3, .... , , MEN i . ,j ff 1.-V' 1-Q 14,7 it W E A H - W K 4 F1412 IL' ' H.,-5, ff . .H , qngv ,-J., ,, -Q-'J :L ' i-f-Yslir f il 'ff -':1,.,.U' f,',5 ' f f:?.'? ' Lg' ll , ' 5555.14 - 'ig ' 33615 lf. - ' S I gif- :gn A 'I w xv ' K :L-viii, Q M-A. ,, 5 . ,,,, wx - . , g1'.,q92 , 'A wih 4 L 'BF 3995! ' 1' ' Y' 'K' ffl - - arp' El ' gf . 1 f, V ',. '51 W ff, I-Tw ' '7 alvi' :Fw '- 'L . P f , za H ES M mi , M 7 'm ,Q ' . .,.,A. ,, G? H-r jx' fm ,-M J if .5 'ig n'1ff9:s'J :rj Lp.. lv M' 'NN' F4 A A .. . 2Ei5iE?iE3?iL,, ' x C - Mm , .K K ll -FSL wk g 'P .M Q i 5 , A . , 5 .L MST .1 ff' U s if -, -f 'NI . ,, . 'W f r iff ' - 1 fkgffi -3 4 v '- 10 f eQ2Q, .f ' we 5 ' 'j'7f1':Y .- -9 ig V iff' The entire year was filled with exciting volleyball games. The badminton games are supervised well by Connie Bailey. VOLLEYBALL BADMINTUN SOFTBALL V 1 ation nights. BASKETBALL The softball games were very exciting this year The students enjoy ping-pong on recre- The girls had a wonderful time playing basketball. qu ' ,QQ 'J X I gf' J x f M, , 4 'QHJY 3' 4 3 ' , '. -' Egg? -ma-415 m is-eff mfiphaX'?k-Z'?f- A iq FQ:-gg g , 1 ' x UL? R35 rf. ' 1 h W ,. b. . hw. w 1'-K - ,., K' . n J A I: A z . V 8 1 E? R. QQL T' W: gg. -1, av 32' EL J 9 ?.aswi.4. , .. I X gm, rg, gif-1.4 ww 'R mf , H fig?-'f 5' -,fs iwgxi is I, ' . A . 1 V. . linux. -I sils 1 . .,! , Q w :,.1 .nl ,i , fuauf ww-jim I 1 , 4 5 I '. J -' 'v' ' ze' ' , . - 'I I .'--. ' ' ff 4. V :S' 4 .55 f ,. 1 1 1 , ffnilfy Vg . ..3..gif ., ' WMS'-,w W Ms 1 31' W , Zum. 5 lg:'?,A 'g-5 1, H Vp! -.L, , 4 .KX ,Ly ,y 14, ' ,, A ,, ,L..,., . F ,, , - Q, '14 -A 'Q f ,fuf'4J.f TQBKQJS- X' ',-- ' ' fx,W '7 ,- J ?4-N '.' ' 'd-5 S- f -wif. fsfi'3.+p, Mf ' ' A-' -can-ni, ff L -,. ' vga ijfl' - 'i .' I .J . 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Dean Callihan and Vice President George Brazell present Pearl Ellis, the librarian, with flowers. li Q i DED Mrs. McCafferty and Mr. Jeter unveil the picture of the late C. Nelson. IUN 'Q ., 3,zawmi15:gL7asaf'f Y, ,lk ...,, 9 is A I u qw fn - M 'ull TTI l :nil ww'-lfwa' fs H ' .kim H? H 'L Ifiifziif E . H 'lil-ff wif A ,J'f, i' ,- Z' 1 his is the portrait of Bro. Nelson which hangs in the library. Andrew Edington, President of Schreiner Institute, is making the declicatorial address, Bro. Collins offers the benedicrion. - N: .Q L3 wfnpgwag. f 1 - ffgiggf .A 'V , ffl' :lgiyggn ' ,.-,4f.f,,lf31,f. ,E-.M : - -. 1 '-nm' , . r: A X . , P- EJ' Kgs, , iii' qs 4 l I - 3-q 1 ' f if K 1 . ' g-. 4 , Qs T, 5 . ni A N 1 , Q' Lf 'Vg ,,.. -' ff' ,1 . . . , . Q 13 1 I A , v .f - X ip. I X In ' 1 . . L -. C 1 Q. gi - V '-'N Na M 1' Z 'FV G' .11 k ' ,- ii Q V R f ' S vjg- ye 4 st' ig' , X Q 1 , - . N. Jsiiii- ' YR' ' Zz- J 'I s mf.. Em ,Y , ix . J 4, ,, 1 f ,. ,I ,M , V 2.0. i TE -, 4 Eff AA, N. . 1 y x X L? ' - ' ' 1 ,, H ' 1' Q . :zinf- Z ,M ,f.,, ,,,,, Q. L P f f -V ,.,. Wiz, , i ' vb' 'I ,.4,-- MJ, Q p- , 1 5 I 4. 3 V 4 5.1 .X x , T v is 19 .w ii fu 1-Q - Q2 gf ij 1 X :J - .. , 1 - Q? I 'llr fr, , 'H fur 1 .QE v 1 5 I D ' Q lr 1 , A . is N I J 1 4,1 H ff 3' ' ' -film' like ' V Viisklf f fi 27 Later in the afternoon 11 tea was held. Here is the receiving line which is headed by Vice President George Brazell and his Wife At the tea Mrs. T. M. Annear and Mrs. Harrison served Mrs. Hibbard, the first guest to arrive. -we Eiga! iff ., xii: is Bro. Spence, president of South-eastern Bible College in Lakeland, Florida held the school revival. Some of the students made new consecrations to God during this revival. Here are some of the students as they pray REVIVAL Bro. Spence prays with some of the students. ie L l Here are some of the students at worship in the morning chapel service. The students grew deeper in the Lord during the revival because of such good services as this. 1 it ii A it ' ,, , geiiiiwnfgs ii. --:JV V A . . ' N 152: an ' This is the woodshop crew with Bill Craig, the manager of the wooclshop. Fine church furniture is made by this faithful crew. -3 Pictured here is the maintenance crew who keep our campus clean and do many other things for us. 136 Coming in the door is Bro. head of the maintenance crew. STUD Marsha Claunchworks on the business office. ,,,,.H- switchboard E in The maintenance crew seems to be enjoying themselves. PLUYMENT Debbie Plaskett is very busy at work. Bro. Thorpe really keeps a tight rope on his employes The faculty is seated on the platform and the graduates are seated in the front rows during the baccalaureate service. GRA The students are preparing to march in. 138 Bro. Collins leads the procession to the form. IUN l l l as el Here the college choir, under the direction of Talmage Upchurch, sings. Harrison is reading the names as the diplomas presented. 1 lLl 1' The graduates look as the diplomas are being presented. 139 M W will ,M ,. T' During one Friday night service the Friendly Brothers On Wednesdays we Often have visiting Came t0 Sing for US- missionaries come and speak for us. SPECIAL CHAPEL SERVICES This picture was taken during a skit given by prayer group We also had a special Christmas service during which this leaders and the officers of the missionary board. picture was taken. in WEDDINGS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harding ma? K. 2 ,, w 'i .mae , LA L . .z XV, X-- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bartel ' 2-Milww if 1 Could these girls really be studying? ll S .M 1 , W .W H, NUM? The girls have devotions every night. I wonder just what these girls are up to! D Are you boys trying to clean the floor the hard way? .-ap I f i A .L xi l iisimll Sw tg, -fn mu. w W: s 1 W Wu, , Girls, don't be Worried. The boys don't always look this Way. .J-5 51 ll ll W 1 ll 1 n H - we w z sf ww- . it .W Are the boys at Southwestern so unfair that they play three against one? Tiff ,.g4y' ,M 1 UL . .. Here some of the students are signing up for music courses, MID Here students sign up for government and biology courses. It looks as though the music department is going to have a good year. 'ir 1 , Q HEGI TERM This is where everyone gets their library card These students look busy as they get chapel seats and also car permits. Here the bookstore is very busy as they fill out orders for textbooks. ,E Here the kids watch the election returns while Jackie Boy sleeps. Here the Bible Collegecheerleaders are decora- ting for a football game. 146 Ml.. . H I-as Q wr:-igzllvl' W .. 35 5? SCHUU Do these guys look like they are going to mob someone? iw '11 -, .11 W it V , Y Q W -1 Time yea-fv 3 df. ,afar imxfdtr ,7l'-Trim HL, ,.l..1,2JwE?Jag, :ilu ul ' f Don, why clicln't you tell these girls you wanted a date? vi ' 95 ' Some things last all day. You can go to the post-office just any clay to see this. Hey jabo and Toni, don't you think you two are a little heavy for Santa's knee? These boys seem to be having a good time in the snow, but I can't figure out what they are doing. Can you? 148 This is the Miss Snow Maid and Mr, Jack Frost' Southwestern. These are the nominees for Miss Snow Maid and Mr. Jack Frost. ,Y W X ww L QM yi ur H H uw QB, W, , H m ' Clara, did Santa bring you everything you wanted? The snow is fun isn't it Kathy, but it is cold when you get it in your shoes. 149 I P41-' an lu lm Some people sure are messy, aren't they kids? .-, f,4'Yl' y-.pi Q . r l, ul... Can you girls tell me just what it is you are mixing up? SCHU Believe it or not, we even have boys at Southwestem that can iron. 150 g,1.,.,3,.,g, ,QA ,V . This candy selling looks pretty profitable, doesn't it? l I don't know about you, but this bunch looks suspicious to me? Hey fellows how does it taste? 151 --Af 2-77?-V, - e !'f'?7' 'E President and Mrs. Kendrick and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miles, who sang together in a quartet during their college days, treated the stu- dents with a vocal number during a Friday night chapel. SCHUUL OK jory, quit primping and get down to business. Judy and Toni have you just 1 your last friend? So this is where Mrs. Harrison got the idea for guided tours of the library for the English De- partment. Dr, Strahan spoke to the students in chapel during the faculty seminar. What's the matter, Bill? Do you have a problem. Is it really because she's leaving, Bob? L9 wr' Pictured here is our President, Dr. Klaude Kendrick Mrs. Brazell treats the students so nicely. Don't forget to sign out. OF FRIENDS I OF FRIENDS ' ,F ..:-' wx ,. .-X tj. 5 Q5 I ,gif ' x .. + s fa. - fa '3 1 121-, . . ,:, ,ig . 4 QA x .-. .-:-:-' b.- .-x -X . it '-1s2..g.L ,N ' ..1.:,q.'9 ' e X 4-' .-i-272111-St' . 51,9 4:-.zggssp .eb + , wiv' .11-9 '- Ig' ff I X ' The Constitution i THE '60-'61 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Spwzforr Mrs. Farmer Mr. Gutel Representatives from each class and organization assist the student council officers in making a democratic govern ment for the student body of Southwestern. STUDENT COUNCIL wx Islip... Emerg.. H. llowllugtlligifjQlQ1'QftQli3ll'ill ' fewgguglti:'lll'X.lhm1 9592 President Alvin Bankston Vice-Preridenl David DeVore Secrelary Julia Hall Treaxurer Sheryl Sturgeon Parliamentarian Windell Carrington 157 Z5 4 I-45 ,sf One of the largest and most active speech clubs Southwestern has ever had is lead by ---- Mrs. Reinhold, Spomor, Prexidenl-Bill Head, Vine-Pferident-David Redout, Serretary-Mamie Fulkerson, Treacrurer-Paula Thomas. PHI RHU PHI Two of the speech club members present the sponsor, Mrs. Reinhold, with a corsage before the opening of the Readathon. Vice-President, George Brazell, is helping to complete the Readathon by reading from the Bible just before the library is opened. He is reading on a special radio broadcast. -7 , x 'hxxs deaf'-4' 5 ,gi-any rrrf'x. The Outlook staff is under the direction of Mr. Fred Willimns, the Spomor. He is assisted by the Editor-in-rlaief, Del Terry, and the Arrimzrzt-Editor Nick Harris. L 1 4-. ui? The staff prepares a newspaper to keep the student body informed on the current happenings of South- western. Outl ook staff members distribute an edition of the paper The music club arranged a special program for the Armistice Day chapel honor- ing all of Southwestern's veterans. CHI SIGMA PHI fb The Chi Sigma Phi provided special programs throughout the year for t student body. The club is under the direction of three sponsors--Mr. Waldo Mrs. Litzman, and Miss Engleman. Darlene Baldwin is the President, Vic The music club sponsored refreshments for several football games and socials on the campus. Is the cooking about to get you clown, girls? 160 President is john Hall, Secretary and Treasurer is YVO-nne Willeford. The High School Chapter of the Phi Beta Lambda has fourteen out- standing prospective business leaders of tomorrow. The chapter is under the leadership of Miss Bishop the sponsor. The club officers are as fol- lows: Prexident, Gene Baldwing Vice-Prefidefzt, Corrine Greaserg Sevre- lary, Marsha Claunchg Treamrer, june Casey. I XX O S 2 Z . '1,u.': Students prepare for future ca- ' reers as business leaders. , BETA LAMBDA 'ie . we -we f, u u The Junior College Chapter is preparing stu- dents for various phases of the business world ahead. The club is directed by Mrs. Nicholson the sponsor. The presiding officers are as follows: President, Paul Stellrechtg Vice-Preridenl, Lester Burtong Serremry, jo Ann Broughamg Treasurer, Melba Chasteen. - . if ,,--,-.1-1-.--.-..-,--.-,..,v 43 'N' fi! 'I V'-I1 3 Qin ek n fl , . 5 Er I 1 S ' f - 4? 1 Ti ' will , N Q X 0 ' ' .,,-: After an evening of working on the annual the staff members pause for a brief time of fun and enjoyment. ANNUAL W M Wikia. U . L4 RONALD I-IORNER ELIZABETH BRAZELL DIXIE ALEXANDER Editor-in-Chief Layout-Editor Secretary HELEN RICKETT DON WOODS JAMES AULT MICHAEL CRABB Z' 1 x A 5 f': r:'.'jg ' n- gk. fll u . 1 , U K I 'QJJXI1' ' u ff ,-v' L QM- if ' If 6 ' S5 'Yi M 61.- J 1, ,If 'Jw W.. L +'.?3zmJ??: -Q-H--HW-. My ffflff -S.-'Pai .1-1.5.13 W ll fl ' r w e s SPANISH CLUB rl, X1 ff t , fx:-,Q '-Z5 ,fl 11, 1 i w t 3 ii ' l Ml 1 ,,s.,,..,.,s. , ,,, , E im, w 41 4 w, ,- ,W lf.-F X Q S ' HH it it it litem vu 3 WH W ll The students enjoy rehearsing their Spanish lessons and learning to converse among themselves in this foreign language. G Mr. Jeter is the sponsor of the Spanish Club. The officers of the club are as fol- urer, Esther Mehagen. lows: Prefident, Sam Jonesg Vice-Presb dent, Murl Wintersg Serretary and Tren:- lp - DELTA CHI ALPHA mei Barbara Wright is pinning a National Education pen on President Kendrick The members of Delta Chi Alpha anticipate becoming teachers of tomorrow. The club is under the direction of Mr. Farmer the sponsor. The officers are: Pres- ident, Barbara Wrightg Vice- Prerident, Bob Kornelsong Ser- retary, Vera Funkg Trearurer, Slenda Bellington. 165 IFE I stag --- Wi. The Presidents of the three divisions of the S.G.A.A. are as follows: SOUTHWESTERN GIRLS ACTIVITY up Assoc mmw Bible College, Jerry Braclleyg junior College, Elizabeth Brazellg and High School, Lydia Lacey, Miss Connie Bailey is the sponsor of this af LT 5 club. The officers assist Miss Bailey in helping to prepare the girls of ' aI I! l Southwestern to become better women of tomorrow. Us 8 'Z :offs , 'aze- The primary purpose of the S.G.A.A. is to promote more ac- tivities for the girls of Southwestern. The club has three active divisionsg TC., B.C., and H.S. OUR HEROS testo II 552,355 M3 , Lei.. TILE... it ,, ze, john, wont Liz let you sit on Santa's knee? The S.G.A.A. sponsors many all-school socials such as this Christmas Party. W is ft, , W3 Y E I i , 1 J' 5 ,U H, i mt 5 . ,ag i Q E,-,Z e-l , V h 3,-L V, WT. xyiiim Q. my . H ete it Q Q L fa. .4 gin, J, , its 1 F Preachers, church workers, or anyone in Bible College can be- long to this group. It strives to give the worker some practical pointers in the ministry. Gean Griffith plays for a Friday night chapel service. 4- ,- ,- . ,Rf gy, '1 f- - . . , L,,.1, AQESEEEPHQZ -' 1 1 ' -X ' -ixt,.ff,h-- :Tw 4' -1: AWN X62 .mg 1 .1 fr'FPJ,A. 'Q-4, D . 'N 4: ' ' ' -eff -f'w-y - WZ' in., . . . 4. ' ,-L11-vet-:n :, ' r 1.-:ee-4 J..- L. ' ,5 -Z-'7'f1'- 5.5:-Agzrl. M 4 ,f .s:f:.i,,,,.,f553T xv -,ll Q ,A1355 V10 --.. . 'L,':- Lvygf' For God so loved the World that He gave his only begotten Son This is the text for Alice Myers sermon. SAFETY COUNCIL I A ,, E Y A The safety council is under the direction of Miss Connie Bailey. They are stationed at strategic points in the chapel to assist in case of fire. The students are also ushers in the chapel services. Members of this council are prepared to preform their duty in protecting Southwesternefs lives. Tired safety council member at the end of the day! FACULTY COMMITTEES The Publications Committee is in charge of all publications of the school. J. Gutel, chairman, is pointing out the oldest publica- tions in the library to L. Harrison and F. Williams. The Academic Affairs controls all school regulations that affect academ1c policies. The committee is composed of M Nicholson E Moore I. Gutel, Dean Callihan fchairmanj L Harrison W Davis B. Farmer. FACULTY COMMITTEES The Faculty and Staff Welfare Committee promotes the welfare of the faculty and staff. Standing left to right are: M. Reinhold, H. Davis fchairmanj, E. Pat- terson, F. Williams. 170 The Spiritual Life Committee selects the speakers for chapel makes arrangements for the services. They also form the policies Christian Service and Mission departments. Seated left to right are Williams, G. Bishop, T. Harrison fchairmanj, W. Davis, H. J. Waldon. The Student Life Committee concerns all phases of student lil rects activities affiliated with the social and physical aspects of dent life. The committee is composed of C. -Bailey fchairmanj, Litzman, A. Brazell, E. Kelly, L. Stone, F. Bryant, J. Harmon. Are these fellows really going to eat crackers and then try to whistle? BOX SUPPER The Bible College seniors sponsored an old fashioned box supper. During the evening many contests were held. It is hard to say which was funnier, the appearance of Minnie Pearl and her dia- log with Brother Brazell or jory Waldon's Have you ever in your life seen such original creations as these? , . mg .L skit of humor and song. Or, is this really Jory Waldon? Md... .y M. m...m L , N Nw HP... ... .. Jw.. .E fi, X. 'XE' .. mwg . QW 1....... .. .. 5 uw, -U... wx. .I 'Z .. . .. W YA WH , ,,..p.., ,X L, M . Y.. Www Whether UP- IN A TANGLE Southwesterners usually come out on top. . .Q - -' f. ' 2 . . SIDE-DOWN RIGHT- SIDE- UP OI 1 asm. ' .si ,, .. WE WISH TO INTRODUCE OUR FRIENDS who have so faithfully contributed financially through the years and who have made Possible the publication of our annual. May God richly bless you for your faith- fulness to His program. Louise Harrison Thomas F. Harrison Bin Head Literary Sponsor Financial SPOHSOI Student Business Manager FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD H. L, CORPANY Pastor Lancaster, Texas You're always welcome Rea CQ Rancllett Streets CONGRATULATIONS THE SENIORS OF 1961 E. R. Foster FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD N. E. 8th at Pierce St. Phone DR 3-4181 The Friendly Church A place where you feel at Horne E. R. Foster, Pastor Clyde Miller and C.E. Spilman Asst. Pastors 173 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 'bl When you drive to California, stop over in LAS VEGAS at the DEL MAR RESCRT MCTEL 1411 S. Fifth St. Las Vegas, Nevada For Reservations Telephone Dudley 4-6912 174 VIENNA ASSEMBLY CDF GCD -' W CENTER STREET AT AYRHILL AVENUE A- W- VIENNA, VIRGINIA Wilma Phillips Phillips . -EEZ,-, - .-1 .- .. ..,. .. K- ,, R, ,, .,.1 R, . Sunday School 9:45 AM' Listen to W h' S ' ms lp AM. The Full Gospel Evangelistic Program 7:00 P.M. I A Sunday 8:30 A.M. Blble Hour Tues. 8:00 P.M. C. A's. Thurs. 8:00 P.M. W. M. Cameron 8 Co. Home Of Complete Building Service WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL FRIGIDAIRE SALES--SERVICE JEWELRY Phone WE 7-3710 Appliance House Phone WE 7-5511 428 S. Rogers Waxahachie 301 N. Elm. Waxahachie, Texas Waxachle Cab ,QQ-0, A? TEXAS ELECTRIC Bus LINES xg. CONTINENTAL BUS I WESTERN UNION gm Em 5 4 IS 5-11 P.M. Sat. and Sun. , Pg ., ,, WE 7-4410 175 WFAX 1220 Kilo. I,- 4 ' f x o Q49 ff M' lb! COMPLIMENTS OF The Waxahachie Daily Light Phone WE 7-3310 SHANNON'S PHARMACY East Side Square Phone WE 7-2150 Your Modern Pharmacy Registered Pharmacist on Duty at All 'I'ime5 R. M. SHANNON, registered pharmacist jon Moore, Registered Pharmacist H-L AUTOMOTIVE W. H. LEWIS, Owner Auto Parts and Accessories Wholesale and Retail WE 7-2181 STRO OPE Q PEST CONTROL 5 Scientific Service mio' Wcixohochie Austin BEST WISHES FROM WAXAHACHIE ABSTRACT CO Insured Abstracts Title Insurance MARCHMAN'S of Waxahachic This above all, to thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare: ' In personal life-in career-in commerce, this tenet offers an inspiration to the man who wishes the success that comes with true knowledge of a life lived to the fullest extent for the betterment of others. In our own way, we have tried to apply this to our business-to deal honestly and fairly with those in whom we come in contactg to give full value at all timesg to base our claims upon founded truthsg to make the name Marchman's symbolic of honor. 176 Mmm-rn-m-testo that fresh-frozen dairy goodness! DAIRY QUEEN -a delicious, fresh, whole-miIk n sweet-cream food . . . frozen seconds before you not if . . . seni- hrily served right from freezer Io you. Try DAIRY QUEEN todoyl O Gienafae NATIONALLY KNOWN LOCALLY OWNED Hwy. 11 and Sycamore O IISU. DAIRY Olllil IIAYL VIADI A511 . IIC. Waxahachle. Texas CHARLIE NEW, Manager Q55 553 , . 4.933 -,I-vb., ,. - Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1961 50993 Rev. Roy R. Soper ill? W3 Pastor ' Q7 ' JQJDL' Dallas, Texas Attention! Can you use one thousand or more song books if we print your name on the covers? Will print your picture on covers also if desired, you paying for cuts. Use whatever wording you want, suiting advertising to your own needs. Set your own price for selling the books after they are printed. Stamps-Baxter has a number of Evangelistic Songs very suitable for your needs. If you want 1,000 or more books please write for detail information, giving your own wishes so far as possible so we will know how to figure your book. We carry a full line of Church and convention books. Write for cata- log. STAMPS-BAXTER MUSIC S PRINTING CO. Box 4007 Dallas, Texas 177 ,, -A I , , wh . if ' ,J . l!,.y. KiVi? u . . n - in W, li 1, LINDALE ASSEMBLY CDF GOD HOUSTON, TEXAS james McKeehan, Pastor Pastor and Mrs. james McKeehan QQ E RT K MEAT YW APOVISI wa Q 5- ul? 0+ ' 'rf' 157 . SAUSAGE 57' 91 gr ,, f FRANKS x.,,' . QQ' 0 ug ' f ' ' f ,F A if CHILI 22? 'Q- lkx lf, ,A n f X -Jg. Xu - Q MEAT and SUPERIOR .....w.S..,.. co. . . 1 I llll JONIS Sf. FOI! . BEST WISHES to Graduates, Faculty and Student Body of Southwestern l Here's to a continuation of our cordial relations. While you take care of the spiritual needs of your fellow man, we will endeavor to supply the physical wants. You can depend on Superior for selected beef, veal and pork cuts. We serve hun- dreds of schools, institutions and restaurants in Texas. Come to See Us NORTH SIDE EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE AIR-CONDITIONED REV. JACOB EILBERT, I l Clinton at Exchange Fort Worth, Texas REV- JACQB Headquarters for FILBERT The Herald of Deliverance Evangelistic Association Contending for the faith once delivered to the saints Waxahachie Bank and Trust Company THE FRIENDLY BANK Members Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Waxahachie Texas Levine'-s Dept. Store Phone WE 7-4960 Across from Post Office WAXAHACHIE TEXAS Forrest's Flowers ESTABLISHED 1902 510 W. Main Phone WE 7-1570 179 H. C. NOAH Committeeman 5. A . S .- mm - W :sw M W. C. MANGRUM Presbyter C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S 35,1 N1 H' H' Q. A , , My x X, A W - L ,1A- . H. D. HOBBS Secretary-Treasurer From J' DIA2.S52..2If 3?Em?S352if'. SCDUTH DALLAS S ECTION ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and today, and forever. Heb. 13:8 Congratulations I And Best Wishes To Nc The Graduating Class FIR s T R ASSEMBLY or Goo . ll ' Tl'fI..,- L sf!-., -iv . YOUR FARM AND HOME DEPARTMENT S'I' ORE Waxahachie I C Ce Ompany Jones Hardware OWNED AND OPERATED BY AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY WAXAHACHIE All Types of Sealed Bottled Water. Distilled Water Ice Cold Storage J. C. Penney Co. NOW 4 WAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEY'S 1. 30 day charge account with no service charge 2. Time payment plan 3. Lay Away 4. Cash WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS 181 OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ICE DELIVERY 209 Monroe Street Phone WE 7-1190 GREETING FROM THE ARKANSAS ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 1 201 Scottx-Street Ph District Presbyters Don Srnothers Donald Walker Lehmann Rorex S. S. Dean Gorman Daniel L. C. Miller Freddie Howard J. S. McMahan 182 I. C. Nichols J. L. Walker C. Hartwick H. W. Thompson O. T. Killion Erling Saxelicl Mark Spencer 2-7162 General Presbyters G. W. Hardcastle, Sr. Edwin Burris Fay Hutchinson Executive Officers G. W. Hardcastle, Superintendent T. J. Gotcher, Assistant Superintendent H. W. Culbreth Secretary-Treasurer M. Harris R. A. Thompson H. E. Simms G. E. Chambers, Executive Presbyters Little Rock, Ark. Other Officers Joe Wilmoth, D-CAP C. Northcutt, S. S. Dir. Mattie Patillo, W. M. C. Director Charles Fite, Men's Fellowship President UNIVERSITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Ordinary Folk Engaged In Extraordinary Service 908 Sycamore Waxahachie, Texas Pastor joe Mfg Adamg P1'101'1e WE 7-3662 Adams BEST WISHES CLASS OF 61 re Rhonda Dennls Tyler Refrigeration Co Waxahachle, Texas Manufacturers of Commercial Refrigerators 183 ongrafufafiona rom e volcs .oF -Q 98 III GORDON LINDSAY R. W. CULPEPPER Editor Executive-Secretary Mmnstnv or THE V F QA-9' v O 64 1 18' e owen CWERANYZZ no , A ,nl M - - A 3- ,-.5-6...-13 aww fb fe f. l X, , --if., ,f-rl 51, 0 ' 1-ifffilr-ew?-'fi D W me vouce or HEALING sr' N-. .- Mdgazine A f- 'A , NAREA-WIDE ' 'XM OVERSEAS X' ' 3' W ,,, Q SALVATION-HEALING INVASION ., . W f- Q1 - 'fl'-vw, f 'WCAMPAIGNS TEAMS A in. N VX'X 'XX.' XQAX A,A.,X R H GOSPEL REVNAL N- LITERATURE CENTERS 'l' 45 '!W'1,, ' W ,L i Q . 'L.1y..l L fu! me New AGE ' ' . Afxvffwl-i -, Q--yr.-, Q -we I II M ll .. Nm , ' I xllX'W'PRlNTlNXG'XSERVICE W Amo . Jn, ., xx X as K Q -Ng., , I I 'V '.Ja f-:-. .. 75-45 ' .-Q- u f 4 Q X -2 ' 7-,TAY M Xxxx Q , , H J qt , .i ,?gg-.Q-Tex, nmmmc SCHOOLS N ,, f-'-1-' . -E:a,'s-Q-r.,-'f,. 'w .41 , .Q 1 , ., N,., Q GOSPEL Al UW, M 1 A . in Lk 'I A . zu ' .- -ww U 5 . ' le eg-fi v-93 h l l exif:- - Go ye info all the world, and preach the gospel . PUDJZ fo every creature. fMclrk 16:15j 5 DAVID NUNN W- V- GRANT , Radio Diredo, Director of Publncahons Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of 1961 LOUISIANA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD L. C. Ashbrook Superintendent L. O. Waldon C. E. Peak Asst. Supt. Sec.-Treas. L. D. Wells, jr., F. C. Chamberlain General Presbyters - WE ARE PROUD W 1 mmnv of PHARMACY OUR YOUNG PEOPLE YOU RE MWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR at SOUTHWESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE AGENCY DRUG STORE WE 7-4710 Waxahachle, Texas Mr. 8: Mrs. Austin O Dell f Compliments of O'Dell Truck S SDRAMSEY Representing ractor Company Southwestern Balfour Compa ny D 1 f 3501 McKinney Ave. Dallas, Texas r o ea C S I Official Jewelers And Stationers Farmall Tractors - Buicks F O S 0 C1 Olney, Texas or ur emor .tsses 185 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Peak and Garland si. DALLAS, TEXAS REV. E. ELSWORTH KROGSTAD, Pastor Full Gospel Hour KRLD 1080 REV. EDGAR PALSER, Minister of Education Over 21 year- S--e S'-ee ' 'A ' 1' piw'll7'7 Founded 1912-48 years X 1 I Gilliam S Upshaw, Best Wishes O D rugglsts Waxahachie, Texas B a Y lo r C a r r I n g t O n WEstmore 7-1520 West Side Squar Waxahachie's Oldest Drug Store Compliments Bayless Printing of Morris Head and Office Supplies FORMENANDBOYS 109 N. Rogers Distinctive Clothing for Dress or Sport WE 7-1531 A 217 S. Rogers Waxahachie, Tex 1 . -. . A triit 1 -as . Congratulations To f Q The Class of 61 N, Cleo Tripp, supt, ' xp .1 H .5 D. A. Hastie, Asst. supr, james E. Griggs, Sec.-Tres. L 'A , E Q' ii GCHC Putnam, C- A- Pfes- 1 , 1 A , ,, , -, J w g ' I. ' far . M, .Ll YL, -1 Lg-,JL 7- air! , Headquarters Building SOUTHERN MISSOURI DISTRICT COUNCIL of the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 1400 N. Campbell, Springfield, Mo. 186 Carl Mangan's Restaurant and Motel Wall to Vented wall heat Carpet Your Home Away From Home it Fine Food Delicious Steaks Famous Sweet Potato Pie Open 24 hours Daily WE 7-3871 116 Dallas Highway - Waxahachie, Tex. Congratulatlons ' it it 1 D it f e e .... I ..J , ' A mm if il, Wfff tfiiiaat st l li EUBANKS F L 0 W E R S PHONE Ferris and for WE 7-2920 Marvin n Waxahachie BILL FLEM I N 13, MGR. Sw ANY OCCASION was 187 CITIZENS BANK in NATIONAl WAXAHACHIE Your Bank Since I868 OFFICERS DIRECTORS M. E. Singleton, Ir. ...................,..,..........,.. President John Ackley ............................ Investments 8: Farms O. E. Clift ............................ Executive Vice President R. F. Chapman ............................ Attorney at Law I. Leonard Ligon ...... .......,.,..... V ice President O. E. Clift ........................ Executive Vice President E. M. Wallace ............ W. E. Sandeford ......... W. M. Booher ..... J. W. Shipley Sr. I. A. Wilson ............ Erma Wilson ......... Vice President Cashier Cashier Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier Howard Hambleton Dr. M. E. Hastings Physician M. E. Singleton, Ir. .... . E. M. Wallace .......... Member Of Federal Reserve System President First National Bank, Waco, Texas President Vice President Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation K. WOLENS WAXAHACHIE CAE TEXAS ELECTRIC RUS LINES DEPT. STORE CONTINENTAL RUS 201 S' College WESTERN UNION 5 - 11 P. M. Sat. and Sun. WE 7-2290 WE 7-4410 MCELROY BROTHERS REI.I.Y's DRIVE IN CLEANERS General Insurance Since 1935 205 Chapman Building 199 WE 7-zao1 324 University Phone WE 7-2744 Waxahachie, Texas CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 GOD BLESS YOU Robert E. Goggin James c. Dodd I L. H. Arnold 1-HE OKLAHOMA D I STRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Diiiifxeiiiiiin. A SSISI .....IiSTff.ii' 512251. enden t . .L H- mold District Secretary-Treasurer W. M. Rumbaugh John Grace T. A. McDonough District Sunday School Director District Missions Director District Christ's Ambassador President Mrs. Robert E. Goggin . District Women's Missionary Council President 189 ' 2 E Q ? M ca . A E, DE PEND OI1 Hujjlsiie v 'haha I ' Q ' A -. 4 . f If In ugam-N H ..-E-.Q FINE FOOD Y Pnonucrs Q , my 1f'f?E.v.a': MORTON FOODS ' DALLAS ' FORT WORTH ' LUBBOCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sEN1oRs or 1961 Sears, Rggbugk , 0 Campbell s Station and CO. a n d N74 Years Service ' , To The Nation T I r e S e r v I c e Phone WE 7-2310 Waxahadmie 1111 Ferris Ph. WE 7-5824 REV. H. C. NOAH Pastor 919 Morrell DALLAS, TEXAS D 1 Mfg 9 ' I Y 1' Hof' ' , 1 J 1 !ivW,m.M1:C'N if iw' ww Congratulations Seniors OAK CLIFF ASSEMBLY OF GOD Listen To Morning Worship Hour it mw,,w', w1fw,,w+vf,Mm r . , 7:30 A. M. Monday - Friday 9:00 A. M. SundaY KSKY 660 i I I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '61 Laundry and Babcock Bros. - YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE C Ie H n I I1 g C O In p 3 I1 Y AT YOUR BABCOCK STORES 210 N. Monroe Phone WE 7-3231 208 Rogers Waxahachie WAXAHACHIE Christian Fidelity Life Insurance Company Waxcrhachie, Texas A legal reserve com- pany whose by-laws provide for contribu- tion of ZOW of its profits to schools, missions and benevo- lences of the Assem- blies of God. More than 15,500 Assemblies of God stockholders. CONGRATULATIONS 0 a k L a W n CLASS OF 1961 Assembly of God K a n s a s Hffioffiiis 0 0 0 Pastor: REV. S. WORTH WILLIAMS District Council Phone ,Ri 4-4068 191 NEW MEXICO DISTRICT CGUNCIL Raymond Hudson, Superintendent Earl G. Vanzant, Assistant Superintendent Lawrence Green, Secretary-Treasurer PRESBYTERS : F. Wesley Smith, Northwest H. M. Fulfer, Northeast Earl G. Vanzant, East Central J. H. McClendon, Southeast Harold E. Hill, Southwest Lawrence Green, S. S. Director Robert P. Northrop, C. A. President Mrs. Earl G. Vanzant, W. M. C. President Mrs. Raymond Hudson, Vice President Congratulations Seniors From EVANGELIST JERRY ROBERTS 1198 Davis Ave. Las Cruces, New Mexico Pho. IA 6-9198 Presenting The Gospel Cf Christ In Sermon And Song To A Lost World. Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 SOUTH TEXAS DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OE GOD EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DISTRICT PRESBYTERS Kermit Reneau Superintendent M. Dickson G. L. Johnson Lonnie Bowlen Assistant Supt. W. Piersol R. R. Taylor Willis E. Berry Secretary-Treasurer Roy Bownds I. H. Ridge W. J. Piersol Exec. Presbyter W. A. Wilkerson DT. R. Woods G.' L. Johnson Exec. Presbyter J. A. Hendrix O. H. Dockray OTHER OFFICERS GENERAL PRESBYTERS Laurell Akers C. A. President Kermit Reneau Jack Fellers S. S. Director W. S. Graham J. O. Svell Mrs. Kermit Reneau WMC Director E. L. Mason Missionary Sec'y ONLY WHAT'S DONE FOR CHRIST WILL LAST 193 Congrafulaiions To The Class of I96I From The NO RTH DALLAS SECTION AssEMBL1Es or' Gon JOSEPH RACULIA Presby+er LEONARD WOOD LONNIE R. MULLEN Comiffeeman Sec. - Tres- HULON w. Hoon V- E- TIPTON Commiffeeman Con-nmiH'eeman ' RANEY FURNITURE STORE L I s b o n I f G d 114 N. Rogers Y THE CUSTOMER IS OUR FIRST 4120 Opal Sf- CONSIDERATION Dallas, Texas Sunday School 9:45 A.M. K H Young People 6:50 P.M. GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES Sz SERVICE Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. DU.ALL APPLIANCE Thur. Evening 7:45 P.M. SI-1013 Meet TLICS. 10100 408 Water St. 7-4510 REV. C. W, LAMBERT, Pastor Wmhachiea Texas lynn D. lasswell 81 Co. I n s u ra n c e 200 W. MAIN WAXAHACHIE 194 Levoy L. Hart CONSTRUCTION AND LUMBER CO. Your school is like the potter's shop where vessels are formed for many uses. Here the skilled and patient hands shape, reshape, finish and fire. In a school such as yours, there is an added step-the vessel is not only formed-but filled as well, May God bless you all-students, faculty, ad- ministration, and graduates as your lives are poured out in Christian service. GENERAL COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI pr Asssmaufs or con QLISPII :,1 v . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD iiii 433 Monroe Ave. Waxahachie, Texas CHURCH SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Midweek Prayer Service Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Wednesday 7:30 P.M. REV. L. W. DOLLAR CONTENDING FOR THE FAITH ONCE DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS. A CHURCH WHERE STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 195 CONGRATULATIONS TO MY COLLEAGUES I OF '6I REV. AND MRS. W. F. BLAKLEY STEPHEN AND ALLAN SOUTH PARK ASSEMBLY OF GOD IZIVG Poinfs and SI. Waxahaghiel Texas EVERYONE WELCOME 3 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS mmmm HORNER GROCERY I Mile Easf OI Town FI. Sumner, New Mexico 196 MR. 8: MRS. H. G. HORNER. GALE, GLENDA, 81 INA MAE P. A . Lewis Superintendent I 5. E. R. Anderson E, B, Crump Asst. Supt. Sec,-Treas, W. W. Cothran W. F. Mercer Mrs. W. F. Mercer Executive PrCS- Executive Pres. W. M. C. Director I ui H. M. Cadwalder Jim Morrison Wayland Woodall Mission Sec. C. A. Pres. S. S. Director NORTH TEXAS DISTRICT COUNCIL I It IM I J, x If Qi , 4' DISTRICT OFFIICE: 406 Sycamore ' jgfgffmfjf Waxahachie f . -' jf 'V' '-' 4 WELCOME TO FAITH TEMPLE Formerly North Riverside Drive Assembly of God I A CHURCH BUILT BY FAITH BOB NICHOLS I. C. THOMPSON 3001 Selma Pastor Associate FORT WORTH SERVICES Sunday School ............................ 9:45 a.m Sunday Evening ........................ 7:50 p.m Wednesday Evening ................ 7:45 p.rn. Saturday Evening .................... 7:45 p.m. LISTEN TO RADIO BROADCAST Sunday thru Friday on K. D. N. T., 1440, at 9:15-9:30 a.m. FINANCIAL STABILITY - PROMPT 6 SATISFACTORY CLAIMS SERVICE -- The keynote of all of our companies INSURANCE , I sERvIcE..... TBIBPIIUHB ' WE 7 3661 I CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICYHOLDERS SINCE 1937! Let us show YOU how to reduce your insurance cost. E. P. 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