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

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Activities Sports .. ...J29 Advertisement . . . . . 163 1963 - 64 School Calendar September October '1 Registration Freshman Orientation S L A Country Social November December February Basketball Season ,DO Thanksgiving Holidays January Easter Holidays Harvester Spring Tour March Junior Senior Banquet I Baseball Season April .if-ff Hsin .- F mlftzittrlgv 4' - I H-lit' frlflfl 'f,- ' ,. , Baccalaureate Service .ti .I , ' ' 5 is sz k A : Commencement - 'n - -,-,.' May Christmas Social Christmas Holidays Second Semester Registration Chi Sigma Phi Talent Show Valentine Social 3 Foreword David Savage Editor-in-chief Horizons Unlimited Sharon McPherson Layout Editor This year has been outstanding because of the intensified efforts of the students, faculty, and friends of the school. From the atmosphere created by our students and faculty the staff ofthe SOUTHWESTERN has chosen the theme Horizons Unlimited for the 20th anniversary of the annual. Students that go from this institution into the unlimited horizons of life will accomplish many achieve- ments. The annual staff this year has attempted to portray the varied fields, the many achievements, and the numerous accomplishments of our students at the present and in the future. Truly, the horizons are unlimited for the students of Southwestern Assemblies of God College. It is my greatest honor to pay tribute to our sponsor, Mrs. Anna Brazell, and the annual staff who gave their time and effort diligently to make this annual worthy of its 20th anniversary. May God bless and keep you. This annual now belongs to you to enioy and to cherish. Always set your goals high, and you will accomplish more than you ever dreamed of achieving. Sincerely, Qwvbdlfd Q Dedication As a symbol of our appreciation to you for your devotion and dedication to Southwestern and the Kingdom ot God, we proudly dedicate the 1964 SOUTHWEST- ERNER to REVEREND AND MRS. BLAKE L. FARMER. 8,1 Blake Farmer B.S., Southwestern Assemblies ot God College M.E., University of Houston Graduate work, Baylor University Teacher High School Principal Dean It was on the campus of Southwestern that the lives of Ramona Freeman and Blake Farmer began to blend into the devoted couple, who have dedicated their lives, ambitions, talents, abilities and most impor- tant-their love to the cause of Christ. Through their ministry of Christian Education lteachers, dean, and Ramona Farmer B.S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College North Texas State University High School teacher and sponsor parentsl sharing also their devotion with their two children, Butch and Faith, by whom their home has been blessed, Southwestern has been greatly enriched. Among their wide scope of friends and acquaintances their sincere consecration and love for Christ is admired and appreciated. When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice. Proverbs 29:2 5 Stepping Stones Proceeding . . . '-T 1: Q:-, . - -.4 . .wfv the old boys dorm... --4, i- 4 the old married housing units... the old science lab ond equipmenf... 1 ' ' T aa.-lil the old sign on the administration building 1.5. . XJ the old lunch line in the cufeierio... , 1193? 2 ,.:A4.HLA.'z the old library... P' ky dev..-1 af m:..:3:5:3?.'-..L: . ' -Q. uf'-V -' . . . Toward Greater Horizons ...the Sl00,000 privately financed married housing unit. .the redecorated science laboratory with completely new equipment. .that S250,000 P. C. Nelson Memorial Library made possible by the gifts of many friends of the college. ...the fire-proof and well-furnished men's dormitory. ...the cafeteria by students. fm' .rf with completely new installations financed mostly ? 4' 'l H,f'v , f-J , HL xii .Mu ' -MB! iklllili DSLR' the new S1500 illuminated sign given by Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison. 7 j?fpQk F' Ax., f Gi 'A' ' ' 'S 221 '?f,m,, '.'Y',,,Ll1j ,H 5 . ic' 'T x S' lol-. 2 n .-v -. 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My soul astretch toward God's fair Paradise, And holy Iongings do my spirit fill To soar away into eternal skies. l fain would build a booth to Christ my King, Upon the summit of this Mount of Joy, Where raptures and sweet ecstasies upspring Where golden blessings have no base alloy. But I must take me to the vale below, Where brother-souls tread on the path of gloom, My duty lies where men of rue and woe See only the black portals ofthe tomb. And so l turn my steps far down the steep, And ioin with them who walk in sorrow's night, And thus the covenant with my God I keep, To lead men's souls into the Living Light. -William Burton McCafferty l ...those light-hearted hours inthe dorm. those special ucnvmes i . ...those crcmming sessions before finals ...those special momenfs. 'mx' 'N ' B ...those biology lectures. I'lI Remember You I'll Always Cherish . . . Yr'-nz the exploration into the unlimited horizons of science . ,. the study ofthe unlimited fields of service for God 1 at 'fa ,I 4 B I the new school cafeteria . . . the days of being an upper classman on initiation day... the occasion of being a home run queen , .. 1 E 1--maviaahnr N far .1 ,Ie 1e:'ikj.l..Q,?,f,3ai Eggs, 1-wimnwv f-, '74, ,', in . - Y' , . . , . , ' QQ ' wg- ' ' , - V K' , - L , Y 'pil ll If ' Ji , ' '., 'X- :f-, 1- ffl . 7 415 f. ,1,! t t ' i preparing voices for special performances preparing hearts for service. - -' ' 1 - I - : preparing physical bodies . .. 1 Q X . . preparing for the future . .. , 41? U1 I I, ,: . J,.. ' L' Q 0 if -ir 0 : U of 1.,r 47'-x Those Days I Spent With You preparing minds for the tests ahead... 13 C5-od's Presence There Did I Behold. . . 'XR in the sociol evenis ofthe college... in the 10:00 o.m. chapel services in the singing of ihe Hcirvesfer choir ...in good sportsmanship after games in teen challenge work O O U ...in a greater burden for lost souls s ,:. , . l. ., ll. ...in privote devotions with God And Gave My Life Anew A 15 W . Ifff 1 I I 1 In Service, Tll He Calls Us Home To Sfcund United, Round the Throne 1 HG nga in ff' is ' -1 , .I L. ' X H gal A ,all h m 'Hill' Ly .1 ,ig All .b I 'iq Ch hLd O d YTICTI 4 1 1 A g,,. , 1 ' 1- 1 ' 1 1 l 1 1 ,' 'N 1' 4. 1' 1 I' 1 Y .1 W1 11 .-N 1. ,, 1 111--11,11l' 1 ,, ' 1 1 ,, IM Y . In 3 Hy: 1 E H! I ' ':1. 1 .1 , .1 , ' 1 1 1 11Iy 11 11 1 11 1 1 I 11T W 1 I 1 H ,IIE '. if 13 V11 11 . 1 . 1'11Y I! Tc -1 1' K.,- Q ,- ,,...... ,- I f A , ,1 -4 A, d L- -vs. -j 5 ', A . ',.f ,s.v' ,, .,, ,- -if ..--f . ,..- ,- P. ,....A -rl - 11, wr-nw ffr h PRESIDENT Klaude Kendrick ' I V- - X ,Ar vl. f -. .f .im ' 'H' ?4 k?.,v:T,',. rv l, . fu .. VK., 7 mix, Q 1 41' Qxfag i ' Wh Fx 1 .'., .XXV 1 n VICE-PRESIDENT George Brozell ' -iv' 'Q-in -Lf-Jn T . 5 , ,N f., . - . . .M ' ' .. .'. f 1-: N .- . jff' A ' - ' A,-, -- -- wff . lxfnf. .-.fp-,zQ,',: :axfqrz . U A 'L' s , W- , vk1'sCs1i ,i:16' 'fir - , f' ,rv-1 DEAN Blclke Former 'T F -f, '-,. . '. ',J'l.. I-.F Sl! x I -, if -I mg, J BUSINESS MANAGER T. M. Anneczr 'wif Li 'Q-g'6' 44Jf2 ., ,1 ':' - ' ' '21, y, ' LT '41 -4 . . . .- . ff'-1: Avis., xp. - . f A. . vu. . . -JA. f-cf,t.,,t ..qi?g-74 X a 34.1-wm filik L l , hx REGISTRAR Joseph M. Gutel -. - -'x A M.. 9 . . ZW n N- ' -LPJY ' 1 , -ff.-..,,'q,:, , .Lu-. .w-, J,-f . '- rl -ff-7.17 U -fx Board of Directors Rev. Virgil Claxton, Norman, Oklahoma-Chairman Rev. E. R. Foster, Amarillo, Texas-Secretary Dr. Klaude Kendrick, Waxahachie, Texas Rev. C. C. Swaim, Houston, Texas Mr. Curtis H. Young, Ft. Worth, Texas Mr. Raymond Rippy, Fort Smith, Arkansas Rev. Hugh M. Cadwalder, Sr., Waxahachie, Texas Board of Regents Arkansas Rev. G. W. Hardcastle, Sr., Little Rock Rev. Edwin Burris, Van Buren C lbreth llittle Rock Rev. H. W. u , Mr. Charles Fite, Fort Smith Louisiana Rev. L. C, Ashbrook, Alexandria ' Hodge Rev. F. C. Chamberlain, Rev. L. D. Wells, Jr., New Orleans Mr, W st Monroe New Mexico Mr. O. W. Greaser, Tucumcari Rev. Raymond Hudson, Albuquerque ulfer, Mauntainair David M. Mahoney, e Rev. H. M. F E. G. Vanzant, Portales Rev. Oklahoma Rev. Robert E. Goggin, Oklahoma City I homa City Rev. L. H. Arnold, Ok a Rev. J. C. Dodd, Broken Arrow Mr. ' B ken Arrow South Texas Rev. W. S. Graham, Houston Rev. Kermit Reneau, Ft. Worth n Elswick, Seguin Robert R. Eskeidge, ro Mr. Therma Rev. N. L. White, Bellaire North Texas Rev. E. R. Anderson, Ft. Worth Rev. Bob Mann, Fort Worth West Texas Rev. J. A. Thomas, Lubbock 'll Rev. E. R. Foster, Amari o Mr. Jack Dorman, Wink k Rev. Charles J. Estes, Lubboc d b which SAGC is The Board of Regents is the governing bo y y controlled. lt consists of twenty-eight members, four from each ofthe seven districts that own the college and comprise the region known and the Southwest Region of the Assemblies of God. The Board of Directors, a seven member board, is selected by the Regents to carry out their decisions. This board meets twice a year t . It also meets once each month. with the Board of Regen s - -. . .- -x- V U 0 ., W ':' : ' . 5 . Jkt t ',- 1 su W. E. DAVIS JIM ALEXANDER B. A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College Graduate Work, Texas Christian University B. A., Albion College Th. B., Southwestern Assemblies of God College M. R. E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary ANNA BRAZELL B. A. Southern Methodist Uni- versity M. Ed,, University of Oklahoma HELEN DAVIS B. A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College Graduate Work, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary PEARL ELLIS B. S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College Graduate Work, Library Science, North Texas State University x M. E. COLLINS B. A., Phillips University M. A., Texas Christian University Graduate Work, University of Texas PATRICIA ENGLEMANN B. M., Texas Wesleyan College lf' -r ' RAMONA FARMER B. S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College North Texas State University Graduate Work, University of Tulsa LOUISE K. HARRISON B. S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B. S., East Texas State Teachers College M. Ed., Sam Houston State Teachers College Post-Masters Work, Baylor Uni- versity. ETHOL GRAY B. S., East Central State THOMAS F. HARRl5ON B. S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B. S., Sam Houston State Teachers College M. A., Sam Houston State Teachers College B. D., Texas Christian Uni- versity-Brite Divinity School . - - emi.. ee s.- ,.s.T,. iz L eff! . 'L75..,5.t l . , E 39 Yew! l r JAMES HARMON B. S., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B. S., Texas Wesleyan College Graduate Work, North Texas State University LUCRETIA HARTSOCK B. M. E., Southwestern Assemblies of God College ALFRED HUTCHINSON B. A., Oklahoma City University M. A., Oklahoma State University Graduate Work, Baylor University DENNIS JETER B. S., Oklahoma City University M. B. A. Oklahoma City University HUGH JETER B. A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College M. A. Columbia Bible College JUNE KEAN DAN JOHNSON ELAINE JOHNSON B. M. Oklahoma caiy university B. S., Texas Christian University 'fri - 345' F '- frf- .N .5 ...Y . ,fl V , ' L31 , 'E 1' 'l- .' .,- , ' .4 ig l- if lr: Qi t ,li Q EYE., i. - , , .i 'Ev . , . V , .i A ,f i ,V-'i.' ,Ea -ei ' ,. .if ' .,.,,. Q . J. , YA, .I mf-52. -,-5' ' ggi .E sl B. M., Evangel College M. M. Eastman School of Music .7 Zh CHARLES PACE B. A., MoberlyJunior College B. A., Central Bible Institute B. S., Drake University ELIZABETH WILSON B. A., Texas Christian University B. Th., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B. Th., North Texas State University B. S., Drake University Graduate Work, Yale University E. W. PATTERSON B. A., Phillips University M. A., University of Oklahoma Graduate Work, University of Texas Graduate Work, University of Oklahoma Dean Emeritus of Junior College J ORY WALDO N B. M., Texas Wesleyan College JOSEPHINE K. WILLIAMS B. A., Mary Hardin Baylor M. D., Baylor University MIRIAM RIENHOLD B. S., Phillips University M. A., Phillips University MURLWINTERS B. A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B. S. E., University of Arkansas Graduate Work, University of Oklahoma Fern Gilder Secretary to President Gertrude Jeter Bookkeeper Lillian Stone Business Office William Craig Manager of Southwestern Wood Products A 'cf ' Marzetta Alexander Lucille Holloway Kmhe,-ine McKee Secretary to Secretary to Registrar ACH,-,g Sec,-eyafy fo Vice-President Dean Margery Massey Laundry Manager Caraleen Baker Catherine McCafferty Public R6lGfl0fPS, Helen Cornelison Alumni Secretary Bookkeeper Public Relations 4 Gil L 131 '. f l u 9 . i . Q ': N iz '1 4 r ,. --'Xi' 1 Y Y Q. .N ,,,. , -V Y. x. C 53: Dan Johnson Jim Alexander Selma Allard Rena Gibbs Host of mens' Dorm Assistant Host Hostess of the Assistant Hostess of Mens' Dorm Ladies' Dorm of the Ladies' Dorm Grace Robinson Student Union Building . - 1 Iva Hamm Student Union Building Lillie Bell Mundt Frances Massey Martin Mundt Assistant Cafeteria Mary Crownover Bookstore Manager Cafeteria Manager Manager Cafeteria 29 Frank Thorp Robert Reilly Ned Haynes Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Department Director Department Assistant Department Director if nv x,.,,f' hx ,I ar Q 4, x S 1 Q In Memory Anna B. Parks Saturday evening, November 23, 1963, tragedy struck the hearts of Southwesterners. Just outside our little city, Anna B. lost her life in an auto accident along with three of her friends. Her very iovial smile, pleasant disposition, and conscientious work shall be missed by her Southwestern Family, whom she had served since 1949. Leola Herod Cafeteria nf t 4 x. 'l,.: Q - rvL.:T ' 1 '45 35' in 1 t. fir. f Jimmie Dixon Cafeteria :F1f.'+2'11. V rtx.: ' : ,' Y . Y , ' . I 1. l f .Y it A ' ln ': I , l -. fu it it . i f 4 , eu -s i-lill U ' X Robert Moore Maintenance Department Maceo Thompson Maintenance Department L lt l t 'i Agnes Tatum Cafeteria I I. I :I H, Im, hgh'-II I II , ..,,.,..' nr- V I-i 1- -. II.-' I- 5..fII.H I - -IP 2-. I I IV I- III IIII - I. HI,-V lima I H I , 'HI . ' I -:II F IPI .- WWI I.- I H ' +I. .-Iff.. : I-'I-I., IIIII I I ' - 'IIl'H- FII' ! III' I ' - I Il it ,I .mx H , I -. . I I- I.- II , -- Ir- ::'Hw .- ' - 'W I IIIH: I I 'II Y IIII I -, Y-I I II I III I In H-II - ' M .,I wi, - I L . I II - III I . A i F Y 'II II II -J I X ': I I- ' A!-III I II I' Y .:.'.T , I - 41' 1 E ,, fd' YP. -r-I Cl. ASSE I, 4 we Senior Q Class jf- Officers Bill Dunning Elbert Smart President Vice President iii gow 31 tj g-f' Audrey Deal Ruth Scott Ddvid Flvwer Secretary Treasurer Sfudenf Congress Rep N 'I 'I - ii: llT'A:l: , x i ' ' , tl If Louise Harrison Thomas Harrison Sponsor Sponsor an 4 55, -af' AUDREY DEAL Bastrop, Louisiana B.S. - Missions S.G.A.A.g Ministerial Associotiong Mission Advocatesf Class Secretaryg Miss C.A. of Southwestern. qv: BILL DUNNING B.S. - Bible Football, All Starsf Senior Class President. Miami, Oklahoma JOHN D. FARINA Pacine, Wisconsin B.S. - Theology ig:-gr Ministerial Association Sv DAVID S. FLOWER Eagle Grove, Iowa B,S. - Bible Chordsman Quartet: Harvester Choirp Stu- dent Congress Representative. JOYCE EVELYN HAMPTON Tulsa, Oklahoma B.S. - Missions Ministerial Association: Mission Advocates: Foreign Language Club. if -1 L, :afi- I A' I uw: I ,in CT ag yr? Y- 'its' BILL R HINES Emerson Arkansas B.S. - Bible ,i I .Fl ROSAMAE LAWRENCE Spencer, Iowa B.S. - Missions Missions Advocates, Science Club, Pre- Med Club, Foreign Language Club, S.G.A.A, fi- iu.. . I ,J 'I .Li , i ROYCE LYNN LOWE Greenwood, Arkansas ' President Ministerial Association. B S Bible ,ggi-s 16' 1' I LARRY MCNEILL Tulsa, Oklahoma B.A. - Missions Mission Advocates: Foreign Language Clubg Vice President Foreign Language Club, President Mission Advocates. MELVINA MILLER St. Louis, Missouri B.S. - Missions Foreign Language Clubg N.E,A.g Mission Advocates, Gold Jackets: S.G.A.A.g Foreign Language Club Treasurer, Class Secretary. Z.-2-'S nm: V - I E l flu 1411 II' ,sn ,41- ,,4 -fx 'I s Vx ,l1'p ' ' 7' Q 2 41 . Lg' CATHERINE PYLANT Luther, Oklahoma B,S, - Religious Education Foreign Language Club DAVID REDDOUT Claremore, Oklahoma B.A. - Missions Speech Club, Vice President, Speech Con- test, Student Congress Representative, Mission Advocates, Safety Council, Mr. Southwesterner, President Junior Class, Vice President Ministerial Association. 593 2-B fvi X TILLMAN RUP? Waxahachie, Texas RUTH SCOTT Mission, Texas B.S. - Missions Mission Advocates, Secretary-Treasurer, Ministerial Association, Class Treasurer. ELBERT R. SMART Liberty, Texas A.A., B.S. - Bible Student Congress Representative, Senior Class Vice President. as X -A-1 A: CHARLES E. STEINBERG Venus, Texas B.S. - Missions , . ,P ,'a- fx Ministerial Associationp Mission Advocates. BRUCE WALKER Baytown, Texas 4- .,,,-m I., X ,V in 6,q if-5.-. STU DENTS NOT PICTURED Frank Christa Austin, Texas Howard Foltz Dallas, Texas Derrell Miles 4 -7' Waxahachie, Lloyd Stone Waxahachie, 1 i v Texas Texas 'K ,fg . College M Junlor J 2 C . A - an , l f W 4.,. C W tv ,X vm -44 J 'Km Jim Mackey Buddy Hicks Presidenf Vice President no ma 6, 'fe 2, f Barbara Koehn Teofilo Pena Don Heddin Secretory Treasurer Student Congress ' ' Z ' f Class J We Officers James Harmon Josephine Williams Sponsor Sponsor lx I ,A f ,Q - . K, ' Z ,ig 5 .,w 1 1 1 , , . X .i ' 'r '. M .. 5 q l K X 5 is ,Y A Bud Alexis Leroy Atkinson John Bellamy Harahan, Louisiana Pasadena, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma vl'. 1'. T 6-an Mlvx ,wx ...., William Bishop Darel Blakeley Samuel Brassfield Stuttgart, Arkansas Clayton, New Mexico Waxahachie, Texas ,4 fx -x , . . ,X - A Q, wi, ,x s A J H 1 I .iiio K :lx . s 'T' 'v ' John Briscoe Jerry Burns Gerald Crownover Tvcumwri, New Mexico Waxahachie, Texas Cleveland, Texas 10 -'vs ibn 65.-I J, Gene Cumpton Steve Deerman Rayville, Louisiana Las Cruces, New Mexico A N H Harmon S. Grant Glynn Grantham Floydada, Texas Warner Robins, Georgia ll Don Heddin C. E. Buddy Hicks Amarillo, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas David Duewall Houston, Texas ,gk -1 ,. Harry R. Gray Vienna Virginia Jimmy Holder Splendora, Texas I . i PU5 Barbara Koehn Subleffe, Kansas vl 'fum - -- Jim Mackey Fort Smith, Arkansas G , Patricia Moody Waxahachie, Texas E l l wsu 'X l L .- 45135, .J5fif.', 'J .. .1 A 1':.',-l.,:' Vi T -T 7iTii si ze- , fn if , :Y uw.. li, JS? , , ii x 6, . Ti. Q, -N , l Tom Lakey Cecil W. Lowrie Roswell, New Mexico Waxahachie, Texas 'l 1 l l l l Raymond Mayfield Dee Miller Skellyfown, Texas Waxahachie, Texas ,fb-' Jim Nabors Carl Parmenfer Houston, Mississippi Yanfis, Texas if tx I ,,.,f' L1- Teofilo Pena Larry D. Stoops Ben Jerry Sykes Monte Alto, Texas Dallas, Texas Winnsboro, Texas fbs h Sharlene Teehee George Wade, Jr. Coffeyville, Kansas Leander, Texas Jack Webb Mel Westbrook Raymond E. Wiseman Trinity, Texas Sapulpa, Oklahoma Memphis, Tennessee 42 -.. .yr nw w M Richard Buck Jim McCorkle President 9 755 W 1 'fd 'L Bt' . A i i Gail Harrison Secretary-Treasurer .rt-ef-Q1 1- f -- . . Vi ce-Presi dent June Alderman Student Congress Representative David Burkett if I Student Congress Representative s Helen Davis Murl Winters Sponsor SPUUSUV HL... L l g L ' Rhonda Adams F-fer: ,1?il '?i TE 'f1'r. iff' f we-' Waxahachie, Texas J. C. Diploma - Elementary Edu- 5 -, . --in ,--v ,t-..- it i..,-at s - , .. , . I . 1 t 1 Uk' I .. cation. Speech Club: Foreign Language Club: S.G.A.A.5 Gold Jackets, B.C. Cheerleader: Chordaires Trio, Harvester Choir, Secretary of Ministerial Association, Stu- W dent Congress Representative, T Co-Editor Southwesterner. Q fa -1' 'xi n i i gt V . 1 page June Alderman ' McGehee, Arkansas , ii Music t i Harvester Choir, S.G.A.A., Gold l Jackets, Speech Club, Secretary i l ' of Music Club, Student Congress l Representative. ' s. , ,- I . .N . X. -f t Lil .1 Charlotte Allen l -' V ' W Luther, Oklahoma 3 'V J. C. Diploma - Elementary Edu- ' cation. I' S.G.A.A., Ministerial Association. .LA 2 . ' ef' 'rv fQv ' l J .4 h V Elaine Amburn t i 3 I is! A X ' s', Q Q f 1' Us its ' -4 N 'N' A -csv' I Fi' Sz' thy .0 9 -Gordon W. Barnett Baytown, Texas 4 Elementary Education Perrin, Texas alfa. Ll 4? Ji RES .- Jimmy Barrow . ' - Borger, Texas fUx, i Religious Education an Student Representative, 4 Q 'fx Harvester Choir. fir--- ' i U- i Lu 2' if ' Richard Bishop Stuttgart, Arkansas 45 2 T , W., T , .. . , 1 U. , 7 ' Q . I . P , 1'5 W 'll a B 5, Lawrence Boop Renova, Pennsylvania Archie Boyett B i bl e Joseph Brandon Bible Myrna Bratcher Lawton, Oklahoma J.C.Diploma -Music S.G.A.A.g Music Club. 'ws Q Judith Broyles Leonard, Texas A. A. - Elementary Education S-G.A.A.g Gold Jocketsg Music Cluby S.G.A.A. Vice-President, 46 Eugene Boyd Dallas, Texas Missions Phi Rho Pig Outlook staffg Min- isterial Associationg Student Congress Representativef Mis- sion Advocates: Vice-President of Student Congress, Kirbyville, Texas l Dallas, Texas X 'YN 4 , 4.1.4-- ,5-ti..-, 77-34 ...uf ., Ii, l Rafael Briceno Rancagua, Chi A.A. - Elementary Educt tion. Foreign Language Club. ra ' . of 7.-1 Richard L. Buck Theology Newberry, Michigan Ministerial Association, Har- vestor Choirp Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg Sophomore Class Wilbur Bullock Phoenix, Arizona in ff' .. A J. David Burkett Dallas, Texas Bible Ministerial Association, Student Congress Re prese ntative. David Campbell Azle, Texas Shirley Cartwright Lancaster, Texas A.A. - Elementary Educa- tion Phi Rho Piy Gold Jackets: Student Congress Repre- sentative, S.G.A.A.p Presi- dent of Phi Rho Pi. Missions 47 im...-r 'N-.f s Uv-he 'Di X ,' x Q Gary Colbert Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Harvester Choir, Men of South- westerng S.L.A. Charles Clotfelter Litchfield, Illinois 47 EQ, C Bill Dean Liberal Arts 48 I- Q I. l l l i i l Midland, Texas Nancy Cornelison Waxahachie, Texas Ronnie Coursey Baron Rouge, Louisiana Harvey Cunis Jack Curtis Mesquite, Texas Oak Grove, Louisiana ...r ,,.. .. .,., gr- I l ff? Carolyn Demon Carol Dean l Fairview, Oklahon' ' Business l Science Club. Crowell, Texas A. A. - Secondary Education 1 S.G.A.A. ,vs 45-'X TVN' Patsy Dollar Biscoe, Arkansas A. A. - Elementary Education S.G.A.A.p Chi Sigma Phi: Min- isterial Associationg Harvester Choir. 'tiff - Mack Fairchild Covington, Indiana .rx I 1 '4 v r - tm Jeannine Doyle J, C. Diploma - Elementary Edu- ' cation S.G.A.A. Jean Evelyn Drake Kirbyville, Texas S.G.A.A.p Music Clubp Student Congress Secretary and Treas- urerg Harvester Choir. Pat Dunlap Midland, Texas S.G.A.A.g Gold Jackets: Music Clubg Foreign Language Club: Harvester Choir. it Delta, Colorado Pte X ,I 'ai 1 Carolyn Fletcher Selling, Oklahoma 'va' , Eugene Finney Pampa, Texas 49 1 1' figs Loretta Franks Dallas, Texas Elementary Education S.G.A.A., Music Club. Donny Paul Gray Bartlesville, Oklahoma 50 Nancy Gerlock Missions Ft. Collins, Colorado Spanish Club, S.G.A.A. John Gobble Tulsa, Oklahoma Donald W. Goldizen Bible Petersburg,Wes1 Virginia ff: Q,---J i l um., thx fbx. 'fy' ag---+ 'll Bible 'i i A J Theology Henry D. Gruver Jr. Phoenix, Arizona i Allen Gregory C Jenks 1,0 Travis Cleveland Harris Skellytown, Texas J. C. Diploma-Business S.L.A.: Football: Softball: Var- sity Basketball wayne W. Haynes Big Spring, Texas I 24199 Dianne Harvey Missions tion Treasurer. J. C. Diploma - B Club. Mission Advocates: Ministerial Association: Missionary Associa- Judith Marie Harwood Tohotchie, New Mexico Missions Advocates: F.B.L.A.: S.G.A.A.: Foreign Language Gail K. Harrison Caldwell, Idaho Missions S.G.A.A.: Mission Advocates: Ministerial Association: Mission Advocates Vice-President: Soph- omore Class Secretary-Treasurer. 'Q- Irving, Texas usiness -L ,wx lv- 1-S... Robert Dewey Hearne West Monroe, Louisiana Bible Ministerial Association EL V i Robert Hoyt i Ponca City, Oklahoma N ll ' I N Bible ' ' Ministerial Association 51 Ponca City, Oklahoma Eugene Hunt Stroud Oklahoma Missions Ministerial Association Mission Advocates. Carol Jayne Hunter Bacliff, Texas B. A. - Missions Ministerial Association: Mission Advocates. Johnny Dauyne Irving San Jon, New Mexico J. C. Diploma - Agriculture Basketball, Football: Baseballg Basketball Team Captain j,. ,Ji .im L. McCorkle Webb City, Missouri heology inisterial Association: ophomore Class President. J- 'j.- ,. he f- 4. ' l ies- , ll EWS., ,I tyco, L .lf , tv. . , Beverly Ann Lambert Baton Rouge, Louisiana J. C. Diploma - Business Science Club Reporferg Science Club Secretary. Ellis Line Waxahachie, Texas B.A. Missions Footballp Basketball, Softball, Basketball All-Starsg Speech Club President, S.L.A., Mission Advocates. i 'Tw 55 ef rar-- -NN. Beniamin G. Little Des Moines, Iowa Nancy Lord Polosc Springs, Colorado i 1 l Victor McCutchen Lloyd McCutcl'ien Waxachie, Texas Waxahachie, Texas 53 Q' S Samuel Mayo Atlanta, Georgia Lillie Miller Alvarado, Texas A. A. - Library Science S.G,AA.g Missions Advocates 1 Foreign Language Club. 54 Sharon McPherson Waxahachie, Texas A.A. - Psychology Chordaires Trio, Gold Jacketsp B.C. Head Cheerleaderg Har- vesfers, S.G.A.A., Music Club, Phi Rho Pig Co-Editor Southwest- ernery Secretary Southwesferner. William Malez Bonnie Marshall Cave Junction, Oregan Bible Music Club: Secretary of Foreign Language Club. Lydia lLaceyJ Mayfield Hof Springs, Arkansas Business S.G.A.A.g Science Club, Secretary S and Treasurer National Befa Club. ' , , lfi ,--vw Rockford, Illinois l r ' Qi y ll fp-'S We -N,-- mf 'ev -.'- ' 'A Manuel G. Mendez San Antonio Religious Education Helen Perry Waxahachie, Texas 3' Pat Miller sisi ' i Waxahachie, Texas Jimmie Moses Q Luling,Texas J. C. Diploma - Agriculture President of S.L.A.g Parliamen- tarian of Freshman Classg Foot- ballg Baseballg Basketball. li Glenn Norris Victoria, Texas -gm A. A. - Bible Harvester Choir. ' U .5 . fs W Douglas Maurice Pack Roswell, New Mexico Business Harvester Choirg S.L.A. Vice- Presideritg Student Congress Representativep Footballg Basket- ball- Softball. Linda Pike Dulce, New Mexico S.G.A.A.y Science Club. Jeanell Pruitt Houston, Texas J. C: Diploma - Business Music Cluby S,G.A.A.g Harvester Choir: Joylaires Trio: Secretary, Music Club. 55 i gel I l wffillkgk 'i' A X Houston, Texas Bible Foreign Language Club, Student ' M Congressman x ,nr ,...q, ,x - l E114 1.- 'K ' H.. K ll' 1 ' . James Quillin Brazoria, Texas A.A. - Religious Education Harvester Choir, Music Club, Foreign Language Club . if -f ,- -I Q .N J 1 -1 . f. f. '1-s Ln. 53:51 - 'l-f:w,le:1r:il-iff' 1522 Q 'l ,.fgyQQ2f:v,-eilqey . '-1-vffE9'z1i.. ,' j. , FQ jfQayQ'Q,'i1?w' ' - ji- Qi2'1-jlzg, gin... 'llgl-gi3f ff ,I ' fi x ' ' - ' Wyman Pylant gfflil -' L '. 5 'T ' ' , . ifflfii 7 . f . ' - 1:.,l+l.i ,. , il li-ffl'-, ' 1 lint:-,intl .- K , I ii ,. ,.- . 1 , NN 3,13 1. I J ' . as Joe Robinson Alamogordo, New Mexico Bible .J IME! its I K, N ,'1 i it H Sy nee-. 1 5. Cassie Ross Quinlan, Texas J.C. Diploma-Elementary Edu- cation ,V S.G.A.A.g Gold Jackets, Gold , Jackets Vice-President. Student l Congress Representative. 56 lp Phyllis Ann Reilly Indianapolis, Indiana Elemenrary Education Robert G. Reilly Bible Indianapolis, Indiana 1 I I I vnu.-'X l David L. Rogers McKinney, Texas Bible Harvester Choir, Music Club, Vice-President, Jeannie Marie Salt Kayenta, Arizona fif ' -6.711353---lm. -ff T71 . Irwin E. Rutherford H' fi N L 'T Jacksboro, Texas . .-4.-. 1. l Bible 5' ' Mission Advocates, Vice- lv ' A . ' Presideni. ' 1,r.-.. I -. 4-.N is lj f ' iz. lx f X L, v- Y .41 - ..s, Are, ,K ,, lr-' vid Wendell Savage 'A N J ' Seminole, Oklahoma I V '- f , ' .Diploma - Secondary ' W ucafion Q' X rvesfer Choir, Footbally , , sketballg Dean's Iisty For- - N ' A gn Language Club. Safe- ' . Council: Men of South- ' stern: President of Fresh- 'X an Classy Souihwesferner- V 'fy iforg President of Chi Sig- Y- . ' Phi. f x Melvin Sanders Midland, Texas Sue Sanders Midland, Texas in-AM ig.. T Mari Siegert Duncanville, Texas J.C. Diploma - Elementary Education S.G.A.A.y Phi Rho Pi-Vice- President. Irma June Smudricks West Monroe. Louisiana A. A. - ElemenfaryEducafion Science Clubp Mission Advo- catesp Foreign Language Club. 57 Gerald Thomas Thompson Pme Bluff Arkansas Varsity Basketball Harvester Choir Student Congress Repre- David Vincent Spencer San Jose, Costa Rico A. A. - Religious Education President of Foreign Language Clubp Mission Advocatesp Presi- dent of Beta Clubg Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class. H.T. Stanaland Jr Bible S.L.A.g Ministerial Association Student Congress President Footballp Basketball Softball Barbara Kaye Swearinger Okmulgee, Oklahoma J. C. Diploma - Elementary Edu- cation Harvester Choir: S.G.A.A. Sec- retary and Treasurer. Patricia Ann Tate Dallas, Texas Missions S.G.A.A.p Bible College Treas- urerg Mission Advocates. ,Q-F, QQ., V 'Tf .1 A.A.-Business Melvina Lea Waggoner Levelland, Texas l 51 'g S.G.A.A.p Ministerial Association, Harvester Choir. Dennis Walker Levelland, Texas ., . ,l ..4 -. '-QV . fit-- tt- 1,- '- w - L5 'V nl, :V it sits? ll if tr ' W1 KQQYN li 'ff Eff Carolyn Ward Tulsa, Oklahoma Bible Everett L. Wa rd ,,, ,,. e as , Tulsa, Oklahoma avid Watson Stanford, Texas C. Diploma - Biology 1-11-.API 'N . V-ef-' 3-sfo! 9. Shirley Watson Midland, Texas Forrest White Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Business X 59 Boyd Wood Triadelphia, West Virginia Bible 60 Joyce Whitehead Cleburne, Texas Missions S.G.A.A. Leroy Winn Okmulgee, Oklahoma tl... STUDENTS NOT PICTURED John Honderich, Morgan City, Louisiana L. V. Price, Okmulgee, Oklahoma Ronald Toby, Phoenix, Arizona La Roi Woods, Dallas, Texas bf' His f l Ron Woodcock Corpus Christi, Te Bible Missionary Associati Vice-President, Basketb Baseball. Freshmen Freshmen Class Officers - 5 1 it TZTTETTEYQ L Jory Waldon Sponsor el 3 I V iiYl'lE '3i - , fs ig '55 ' w,,i1sfs5ei ' ' ' F 40 N . , kkkii gxjzfq, D ? 62 Walter V. Grant Jr. President Darwin McGough Lynette Tipton Vice President Secretary Rita Smith David Stephens Student Congress Repres Student Congress Repres Dorothy Jones Treasurer Alfred Hutchinson Sponsor JM., ,cm 1-dl' all ss...- vid Allen Linda Allen Carolyn Ansohn John Archer as hd' ffl 4-Z' lain Carolyn Mitchell Arender Doyle lsaac Arender Alice Inez Arnold Son Antonio Texas Dry Prong Louisiana BatonROUge Louisiana -I ' I S' A' 1' Y , Y H A U w A X ' .. I I L- A I - V 4 .,- ,L I 'A JL A idland, Texas Ft. Smith, Arkansas Houston, Texas Hollis, Oklahoma were T W lril - T.. i ,, A it .sn M f A -X Ln' - LF J 417' I '51 'll V 1 R ' lm . -if l V x 45 gb' X ill Betty Ayers Linda Baker Tulsa, Oklahoma Dallas, Texas Cr' 13 ii --ix f I' Charles Bailey Shirley Bayless June Bellamy Little Rock, Arkansas Dallas, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma ar nda Bickford auston, Texas ,,.-- Charlotte Black Glendal Black Gary J. Bottoms Ft. Smith, Arkansas Ft. Smith, Arkansas Houston, Texas 'Q -,-3,-rip ATR . 1 46. , i l'i T l 'L' :X .Myer 4 1 4 1- . , . W Eunice D. Brandon Linda Brassfield Neala Brown Whitney, Texas Orlando, Oklahoma Hgugfoni Texas , was ,es Q ba, ' fl'l ', 'P 1 W N 5 - l ,s- l it Randell Dale Brown Chandler, Arizona i 1 x -91 'K vb I L. EH I Don Bryant Eudora Burnette Robert Byars Tulsa, Oklahoma Premont, Texas Waxahachie, Texas fe- ' Mark Cadwalder Dallas, Texas ev .1 es. . ' . . 4 'ii tif i .I X: ,. ll elf! gr-+2 Fil x. f 1 43--X mf. ' C -rf' - s..J Meredith Ann Chamberlain Hodge, Louisiana 7:5 Ronnie Collins Roswell, New Mexico 64 'F'-J 5 N-5.4 Linda Carpenter Austin, Texas Dolores Chaney Albuquerque, New Mexico Bettye Cole Harrisburg, Arkansas Sue Collins Anne Louise Cordova Lynda Cowan Sulphur, Oklahoma Santa Fe, New Mexico Tulsa, Oklahoma - , , 1' ' 'r A-. Melba Jean Craig Anchorage, Alaska ihirley Cowort Duncanville, Texas ' x Margie Damrow Park Falls, Wisconsin Jean Dickson Atlanta, Texas A 4--Q. Beverly Crook Susie Carolyn Dail Little Rock, Arkansas Harrisburg Arkansas N5 lad , f ' ' 'aff ,1fv:,w' . J, ' I ,Qi-l 1' , 'ff ll yo az , I , . - -N , , 7' N al r Daniel John Dawson Tulsa, Oklahoma Marolyn Denton Crowell, Texas Q35 Jerry D. Dickinson La ncosfer, Texas Pr ' , T' ' , 1 f l' 4 ' ' f f- w l'9 fl l X' , , ' - I' .1 , 3h ' ,T I 5 -' 1 . . ' u - f l 5 5 1 1 if 5 1 :P , , -, 'N--Q' l 1: j , , L 'ly 1, Rowena Prissilla Dorman Ronald L. Ealy Beverly Easton Dallas, Texas Lincoln, Illinois Renault. lllif10lS -9 sg.,- Edward Elliott Michael William Enoch Jimmy Epley Virginia Lynn Epperson ington, New Mexico l-lf1dS0Y, Oklf-1l10ma Alvin, Texas Hrlrlmgen Texas r L iff Phyllis Gean Evanoff Boulder, Colorado fs? Joyce Elaine Evans Loye Evans Marlin, Texas Livingston, Texas it-,.-. ,ww . MTU? 'ww J- 'T ur ff' Q' - G: 1 x, i 7 Rocky Farina Frances Fields RuCine1WiSC0nSir1 Pawhuska, Oklahoma x .4 Brenda Fake Houston, Texas Q, . i . l 6. ' 1 T i T' 4 N ' i N. James Fields Corpus Christi, Texas gi as R , V, .f 'Q 1 .th .X .pan ' A-I Marie Fitzsimmons James Roy Flanagan Sallisaw, Oklahoma Many, Louisiana i ' ET ' 2154-T Y' ' , I i K ' Y i , i ,f 'bi ' figge' We P V! , K '- - 7: ' I 3-G, N I9 at A . fi in ' David Ford Gary Fuselier Paulette Faye Gibson Ft. Worth, Texas Colorado Springs, Colorado Fort WCIlf0f1 Beach, Florida - ,., 2 ' I ,fn V W V X Q Y V 5 'gift ,A Wal H Z It A 3 n-if ' ,S V -- . -Q Q . X fd 1 7 X w - C 1+-f f Lb T i I I ' -ff Q A L3 - .X 5- 1 6 , 1 Q ,- .rt H Thilbert D. Gifford Walter V. Grant Jr. Allen Ray Gregory -l0SePl Mufk Gmc' -lf Granite, Oklahoma Dallas, Texas Jenks. 0kl0l'l0m0 Waxohachlef Texas 66 rv- '45 Sf, ,T 3. X.! ' ,,- .I .. - ' HRW. . ,.-.,x. ,L .U . ,,...-,,,i5,' v Mb.. V i v J arvey Hallmark Janis Hammerbacker Gale H. Hanson Ven Hardwick exia, Texas Tuba City, Arizona Valentine, Nebraska San Antonio, Texas Nelda Harrington Phil Hasiie Daniel R. Hayden Wortham, Texas Little Rock, Arkansas Tipton, Indiana N lr Henry Higginbothem Leslie Hines Opelika, Alabama Emerson, Arkansas i .',. i l, nr' 'Y V I s 'I Aix A QE? - ,, . be A a NK 1 , X . We QA Audrey H. Holder Jim Honderich Richard Hoyt Splendor, Texas Berwick, Louisiana Maryville, Missouri l 'li 'L' David Husk Larry Wayne Hutson Hayden Hynes Mavis Inghram Kentucky Garland, Texas Roswell, New Mexico Taylorsville, Kentucky Shirley J. Insco Jesse L. Isaacs, Jr. Robert D. Jeter Carolyn Johnson Chicago, Illinois Gary, Indiana Waxahochie, Texas Stroud Oklahoma Franklin Frederick Johnson Albuquerque, New Mexico Linda Johnson Burley, Idaho Claudia Lynnefte Jones Fort Worth, Texas pf Dorothy Jones Doyle G. Jones Arlington, Texas Houston, Texas Alice Ruth Kelly Braft, Florida Karen Kendrick Waxahachie, Te pix 1 Willis Kennedy xas Healdton, Oklahoma . 'X ff J ea-1 , W .4 Ei 'tn I H, Leila Kessinger Eugene Lakey Elaine l-GVOIG Little Rock, Arkansas Pinelund,Texcs RUNS-Jef Texas 68 T ' My nt-if if if X Gif tr. ,, R I arolyn Lemons Leondard Lindsay arretta, Oklahoma Bastrop, Louisiana 1, , A ' ' ,J-KE 535' 1' A -r qM42:E ll'l igffetm ' A 5 i l fc 4' LSI A 19 , he T 0 U 1 L V. Nr . y ,, ' 1 K H--' K' ..- ' f ak If John Livers Alva Darrell Logue Stapleton, Nebraska Sapuklp, OlilGl10m0 . if x ,F--f Brenda Helen Lollar Lee Ruth Lowrie Trenton, Tennessee Waxahachie, Texas Jim McCluskey Pampa, Texas 'lI,, L Gary Wayne McClelland Beaumont, Texas WN ik' it .g Johnny Wm. McCurdy Dallas, Texas 1 55 Pat McGraw Panama City, Florida l I -x' K ,fb li ll James McCutchan Darwin E. McGough Waxahachie, Texas Bastrop, Louisiana ' .' . 1 ' 1 1,1- mg'.' ' :,,5 g. . -' 1 -ws W., 4 , ! , Q., . ayne McKinzie Charles Stanton Marshall Kay Masingill Lois E. Mathes allas, Texas Waco, Texas Crossett, Arkansas Hugo, Oklahoma fir! X Robert Dale Maxwell Je A 1 MGY Judy Carol Mikulek Wichita Falls, Texas Logan, New Mexico Luling, Texas Lou Miller Waxahachie, Texas -H41 Y'-fr W if ,-A X ,JP :ffm 4 PF. H v I wi. 'fl r T .Jr Q, X jk I if up .Sian ' mil A it W , l -a I i 1 Q X Linda DeLois Monk Linda Jean Moreland Donna Muir Quinlan, Texas Bastrop, Louisiana Dallas, Texas l uf as . N,- x.., . Kermit A. Nabors Dolores Nickles Houston, Texas Collinsville, Illinois Rennie Niles Shawnee, Oklahoma Barbara Oden Crossett, Arkansas 70 -A -Tr' Willie Noel, Ill Sharon Lynn O'Cull Waxahachie, Texas Maysville, Kentucky T lxfi, lr5 5 1 ' , f ,Y 1-7 :-- J' 1- L tt film, - w', L , P if 7 , L 4 i Bud Osborn Albuquerque, New Mexico Sharon Osburn Waxahachie, Texas lil Lennart W. Ostlund Austin, Texas 95x ' will tv-f Sfig David Osfluncl Johnny W. Owens Teri Pair Mary Ann Paflan Austin, Texas Slaton, Texas Dallas, Texas Ae Shelby Ray Pearcy Carnegie, Oklahoma xxx X Rose Pease Haughion, Louisiana ZN- fbi ax Gary Joe Plunk James Walter Poteet ElDorado, Arkansas Wellington, Texas Galvesto n, Texas sw f P i ii, ' -' L l ' 1' , 5-:-: - ,, V- i , s - W .1 ,,.4 DE, i v l 4 Kenneth L. Phipps Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Seagraves, Texas Texas F. Qualey, Jr. 645 T Elizabeth Prlndle Arlene Pryor Marion Purcell Waco, Texas Owensboro, Keniucky Viv Jo Ann Raculia Barbara Redden Dallas, Texas Jal, New Mexico Marilyn Caroline Reinhold Waxahachie, Texas 71 t -T Q- Y l .f 4'-' ' T 'L I f Herman Renfro Chetopa, Kansas Lila Richardson Hansen, Idaho Leora Rodolico Waxahachie, Texas Martha Schultz Little Rock, Arkansas Lacrecia Sharp Seminole, Oklahoma 72 T 'ff' R' it , Q , ' J , . I YT , , , xr, . S' , l P ' Arlice F. Roberts Delaware, Arkansas Johnny Roberts South Houston, Texas 'TQ 45?-rx Pat Rohde Fred Rohrbaugh Pampa, Texas Canfield, Ohio ll . l l h- II. .I - V 5 l ' l A F George E. Rutherford Tom Schirman Jacksboro, Texas New 5l'lUV0n, Iowa Pearlene Schultz Onnie Sellers Houston, Texas Greenville, South Carolina , 5.-'lv' V N, Qfrfgj I N l :'i Zi:i:3,I2Ql lt ll- i- 'lil . N Q its V w T , .,HLx ,h. A T Q ,lg .J . 1 V , X V I , 0 l V1 lx , list Cell -T Carroll Shelton Janie Shelton Billy Shepard Hobbs, New Mexico Hobbs, New Mexico Brazoria, Texas urolyn J 'ange, Texas 6 . , f i, fl. ., '-pf Hi 'Q--A ' F ln, .,. . - ix a. U W '5- l I y Larry Shirley Waxohachie, Texas ane Shields Delores Ann Skaggs Greenwood, Arkansas i 1 A L , ,,l-' , A' - . Ron Smith l 'Y s l as l'X . E l Connie Silvers Emma Lynne Sims Oskaloosa, Iowa Ringling, Oklahoma r 4 23 - 5' V ? Li , Q' if M 552' 1 - ii.: - uv T ee. 'if V ik 0 A' ' 1' Q s. ,in ' , ,-Q' V If 501111 H Joyce Elizabeth Slack Harlingen, Texas Colorado Springs, Colorado J 5 qu. yr : P 3 5 ,, Rui., Peggy Sue Sorey Rayville, Louisiana Ruth Smith Coffeyville, Kansas f lifTf?l'f , lla , ,. ,N fn' - i , ' 4 1 A - Wai, A,,.- V iv. , nw x E 1 Robert E. Staggs Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Rita Eileen Smith Lordsburg, New Mexico Freda S. Steelman Sparks, Nevada l ,Q-Q. Stephens John Stephens Robert Stephens Sharon Stephens chie, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie, Texas 'fi' 2 Carl Stevenson Cheryl Stoops Waxahachie, Texas Larry Gene Stevens Upland, Indiana Dallas, Texas 'v- T - 'J LaVerne Swallow Eileen Thrasher Waxalwachie, Texas Floydada, Texas A.. Johnny Storz Pine Bluff, Arkansas Lyneife Tipton Garland, Texas r . I- W. 'w 'l 4 65' . -5 'f Patsy Tompkins Myra Faye Tucker Wallisville, Texas Livingston, Texas .S Winford Fred Tucker Donald Turner Dallarclsville, Texas Tampa, Florida if .11 Shirley Venable Foster, Oklahoma 2 Vyrene Wages James M. Wakefield Dgnqld Walker El Dorado, Arkansas Waxahachie, Texas Delfa Junction, Alaska 74 Randy Walker Albany, Georgia l -fr -gf nf 7' IL-' l J 'af Wall Columbus, Georgia A '.,J ,W 51 ta. J! 7.- Orley Weaver Las Vegas, Nevada J Kenneth Williams Newton, Texas Wim berly Texas Jackie Marie Wallace Mobile, Alabama f'1F'r1TFi I Q. R l . H' i Leonard Ward Frances Warner Lufkin, Texas Dayton, Ohio ,. .1 A Mrs. Dorothy B. Webb Christy Westbrook Red Oak, Texas Waxahachie, Texas u ' f J . , l 1 5-' 'ijt ' l'l5: I Ll 1 05,2 ' il f. ,fl l I h' X l x ll Delores A. Whitt Julia F. Williams Delta Junction, Alaska Guthrie, Oklahoma F 'K' 1 r ,lf s.- , Jerry Wise Perryville, Arkansas 'Os to-N 1? T' Paul L. Williams Larry Wilson Guthrie, Oklahoma Yuma, Arizona Catl1iWollarcl Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 'rv 14- L .2-' 5' YWYI..-15: ,. elif Ji . i A fl., i, 11145-TH, l 5, ,.-: Q or ' I N - ,1- Kenneth Ray Womack Alvin, Texas an Sharon Woodcock Corpus Christi, Texas . W . i Y . 76 Students not pictured Vivian Bennett Ozark, Arkansas Gary Clark Burley, Idaho Willis Kennedy Healdton, Oklahoma AFX H-er' J. W. Wyckoff Waxahachie, Texas Welcoming social. .. 17-1' Wilma Wyckoff Waxahachie, Texas Darlene Landers Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Paul Mills Dallas, Texas R. Charles Smith Tucson, Arizona .lerlene Teague Skelleytown, Texas Robert Thompson Waxahachie, Texas Jerrv Tucker Bisoy, Arizona Robert Wiseman Memphis, Tennessee All school picnic . .. ffkvvi' :.....- ww- , f 1:77 ---- ff High School Seniors 3 Hugh School Sensor OHICSFS 3.-J' Mllfk COCICYEII Rqmgnq Fqfmef President Sponsor ..B'w' Evelyn Frcmkhn 5 make Former ,ff 7 3' Vice President Sponsor 4 5' Q ' X - A Y 1 - i '- Donna Sprodling nxt? V 1 Donn Munro Secretary X' 55 Student Congress Representative A 'tl ' .5 'I , fax .t- V',v jji'5f,:JQ,+' .ssiiu ls gg . -lr -' .t f wx l'1'T 7' C. fd.. Virginia Cordova Bonnie Bowen Tredsuref Student Congress Representative ANN ADAMS Santa Fe, New Mexico F.B.L.A. BOBBIE RAE ADAMS Berwick, Louisiana Mission Advocates, Foreign Language Club, Studenf Congress Representative. JERALD ADKINS Pampa, Texas NANCI ALLEN Iowa Park, Texas F.B.L.A.f S.G.A.A. -,JJ 1 T V1 J , T 71: R 15 ,mb .ww Q 765 755 Q----' ,fg l l il f ' 71 lla REX BARNES Weatherford, Oklahoma SHERI BENNETT Waxahachie, Texas S.G.A.A ELIZABETH BUTLER Sacramento, California Music Club, S.G.A.A. MARK DEAN COCKRELL Parnpa, Texas President of Senior Class. sf. N 1553 fr' jr... :lusuvi - 'tux W ,5'w-,KW XX Ahmimi VIRGINIA CORDOVA S.G.A.A. PAUL E. CORNELISON MARCIE COX JAMES DAVIS 1 is'-, Santa Fe, New Mexico Waxahachie, Texas Vernal,Utah Clufe, Texas 4'-X 1 ' fv' CHERYL DEWITT Los Angeles, California EUGENE DOANE St. Joseph, Missouri Susan Dworaczyk Kerriville, Texas Music Club. 'Q' ,Q --T ,, T gnu, N. ONITA JEANETTE FENTON Friono, Texas F.B.L.A. PAT FOSTER Fort Worth, Texas S.G.A.A.g Music Club. EVELYN FRANKLIN Houston, Texas S.G.A.A,g Foreign Language Club. 4- YN- 3 'Fi C-iff DENA FRANKS Dallas, Texos S.G.A.A.g Music Club. CHARLOTTE GILDER Sr. Louis, Missouri F.B.L.A, Secrefu ry. BETTY JOYCE GIORDANO Montevideo, Uruguay Foreign Longuoge Club. SAMUEL C. GLAZE Dallas, Texas BOB HANKS San Simeon, California LA VERNE HELMER Waxahachie, Texas F.B.L.A.g S.G.A.A.g National Beta Club Secretary and Treasurer. 4,..-.-r Sf i 9'-H If 79 L- '1Z'. ii Clif' FRIEDA HOLDER Midland, Texas JO EVELYN KIMMEL Lubbock, Texas SG.A.Ag Chi Sigma Phi SHARON LANGE Dallas, Texas F.B,L.A, Student Congress Representative JIMMY LARNTZ Coshocton, Ohio JOHN MCINTYRE Houston, Texas BENNIE DAN MILFORD Pasadena, Texas I, . X. N. 'IS WX ,f :iq A as qv- Ex iv ' -F LARKIN MILLER Pampa, Texas MARY MOSS Texas City, Texas S.G.A.A. GAYLE LYNNE MUNCY Carlsbad, New Mexico Music Club. 83 DANN MUNRO Phoenix, Arizona Student Congress Representative. EVA NELL NIX Dallas, Texas Music Club. LARRYJOE NUNLEY Midwest City, Oklahoma 14.5, A B-no , - s, -- --T-ef --,, - I I ff m - ' ., if T W I 3 I Q.- -, C - X I7 P' -.ij F I 2121- ff, L f ' ' ..1 ,' , 'fri' , filer!! ,'-' 1, Q .457- 'fx Xl f 1' NANCY PHILLIPS Russell, Kansas S.G.A.A. BART PIKE Slafon, Texas LARRY PIKE Logan, New Mexico WIS? I BILL POST Greeley, Colorado ANN RUSH De Leon, Texas SUE SHIRLEY Carlsbad, New Mexico tt' 'ie-xv '1-.1 f LSI DIANNA TODD Cuautla, Morelos, Mexico .,---N W fi? f:'?' hir -eff , C DONNA SPRADLING Waxcihachie, Texas Homecoming Queeng Beta Club, Gold Jackets, Student Congress Representa- tive, Outlook Staff, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Beta Club President. Assembly of God Cluuch Librarv SHARLOTTE STAGGS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma STUDENTS NOT PICTURED DAVID ANGLE Miami, Oklahoma BONNIE BOWEN Houston, Texas WALTER CUPPETELLI Detroit, Michigan BILLY ITSCHNER Waco, Texas ROBERT JOST Waco, Texas RONALD LAMBERT Lewisville lewis 04, f 2+ -el :'- ', 4 ix ' I li-,dlzt 'YG' Autographs lla:- .5 .- F' fi lf' ,ig 4 .'-' w J' -fi'-N i M -J is 4 , RADIO EVANGELISM . 1 . 9 I 5 l Executive Boa rd Missions Organization HUQl1 Jeief George Wade Sponsor Dee Miller Secretary Ronnie Woodcock Vice-president President The Missionary Board conducts the Wednesday chapel services throughout the entire school year. The student body is privileged to hear reports from missionaries from all parts of the world. Many special events are sponsored by the Board, such as Speed the Light Day. ' Missions is a great part ot the student life at Southwestern. Through the efforts of our mis- sionary board, Southwestern gives more to missions than any other Assemblies of God school. 97 as, ff.,-K x sw 4-1. 'Sw f, with I 1 'I FABIAN BACH RAC c ' r 1'X v in uv k -14 5 NUMIER A lb ' , , ,H V Q mum 'f -umm sm A WAXAHACHE TEXAS mmm NOVBABER22 vu.: ,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..., f1Mfwf'wD LLGHT -. KEN OUV. 1008 CONNALLY . . . Auunlnfu llrln Connolly Undergoes Surgery mms url -- cuff. Jun... Uomilly. iuumdul bi' an unu- wu who MM vm! 1 Kew lub ladly. WB In I Plvhlund llmvllal npemwx mm at mid- nfwrm-n mu num m mmm bwod mu unlmfmi: --nu n xg uw uwuem mom, 'nw nb.-mn luvq ...men M uint M will pmunly M m.-re lbw morn houn .md undergu mlqndk wmvy, Hn lm prrbnhly Kaur hmmm rim um , ,,,,..... ......... ...M .... LyndonB Johnson ow Presldenf DAI.l.A.'i l5I'I -- .yluuu As. Jdnxwu w-1 ...mm m .11 l'n.si4 nam ..x nu- u.n.u sm.. .11 mu pm. un' vrmny. Officer Dues In Chase Of Suspeci' U .IAS Ul'l -- A IYlllI,n I. . 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Nrw prrnhlrnl Acvlfvrlulll ll. pvrlkc: Iucmllqymr- Ji' V ' 'll f4' W' 7 ' ' ,, mlb! - wg . , t i I, Ill l Q51 N IY S ' l Wm C6i1Q!1Glly Iso iiShot ' symeeiinmxvi sumo DALLAS -QMPI .-5 .Prexideni lffjiffzflrlf gf' 7 19 x 4- Missionary Convention Rev. Charity Harris, our mis- sionary speaker, is a graduate of Southwestern Assemblies of God College who has, with his family, spent a great number of years in East Africa and seen great advances in the kingdom of the Lord. Rev. Harris was a pioneer mis- sionary to the Wabenas tribe, has been active in evangelistic min- istry and in the establishment of native churches. Rev. Harris and his wife pas- tored churches in Oklahoma be- fore going to the mission field in 1957. - .in-4. lfs - . lf' ' i,,' .,a- . .1 I ' Rev. Kenzy Savage, our missionary The needs in their field of work were presented by both speaker, is a graduate of Southwest- ern Assemblies of God College also. He began working among the Span ish-speaking people of San Antonio, Texas in 1931. Since that time he has taught four years on the faculty of Southwestern, been the Superinte of the Latin American Bible Institute, now located in Ysleta, Texas, and now superintendent of the Central Conference of the Latin American trict Cwhich includes the areas of oming, Montana and Nebraskaj. speakers. The Assembly of God churches of Waxa- hachie and the student body of Southwestern re- sponded with 52,471.95 00 Morning chapel was a time of reioicing and consecration. iq: fi 'f-. is I I 'S i 1 ' . I H i . I I I - f 4 1 ! . s i I x I i i .Q Q T 'i i i I X h, I i - ...ei :. V I-rg' The humorous and serious com- ments of Reverend Dove Grant brought realization of cz need for a deeper Christian consecration tothe minds of those who heard him speak. vi? ,J Fall Religious Emphasis Week ,J 10 Speed The Light Rally The 1963 Speed-the Light Rally goal was sei for 52,750.00 which was fo be used fo purchase ci new engine for The plane of Talmage Butler in Africa. The climax is fold by The propeller. 1 02 Reverends Jessie Moon, Roy Supp, and Hugh Jeter. v I I I 1 N 1 I A J 5. fn .Vw W + SIC J 1+ s 1 , 5 I I E 4 ! A 1 n l L K '. I l . -N r H H Y. . H ' 'fy I IN. J LLM w . .-. M- , I I W , ' 'lf1mHI'- , n 5 r '-A ,L-'Jim I In 4 '- m ' 241: ' r ,J p , ' by - Q1 - 5,34-'4 ,lw,', Q 5 , I A , L U I . 1,, A W IM s A F , f, , . -- , , W.. r ' -' 'II, 5 ,Q -1 ' 1 lf' C , 1, .il , V 4 1 '- f . 1.1 ,vm , Z-2 -'A 1 A J' f'..' ' Z3-75'-f ,Q 4 '-N X ' 1 . LW: gm - , f 1 if A J . 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Faculty Trio Chris Hclrtsock, Elaine Johnson, ond June Alderman 107 Harvester Trio Jory Waldon, Stig Ostlund, David Stevens, and Gary Plunk 108 I Male Quarter I Jimmy Barrow, Jerry Thompson, and Steve Deerman ,o A special lrecii at Valeniines by Harvester, Director Jory and Sue Walden Gospel Echoes , Rev. 8- Mrs. Bud Alexis, Sharon Woodcock, Melvina Wagoner 1 Inspiration in song during chapel by David Savage, Gary Plunk, Melvina Wagoner 4 l JH. 109 A Harvesler eel always looking her besi ,, .1 always serious has a smiling director and driver 'Threw . 1 10 always has a seat leaves the driving to Smiley Thigpen, his bus driver. li, ' 4 F XX' 'N .S 5 v N hos little social life olwoys dreams of the girl buck home e , 'Q is C'lW0Y5 PUl l0'lC never fusses over Delindo Woldon, our mascot I pledge ollegionce . . . Q , olwuys planning for the future olwclys gets needed rest 'a' Talenl Review i964 Back-drop by J. D. Keel, Jr. Cool Water , Jerry Thomp- son, David Savage, Steve Deerman, 2nd Place Irish Medley , Gayle Muncy Homer and .Ietl'xro , Gary McClelland, Phil Haslie By the Bend of the River , Onnie Sellers Three Coins in a Fountain , Karen Kendrick, Pat Rhode, Rhonda Adams When I Grow Too Old to Dream , David Savage, Luc- ritia Sharp Elmer, get your gun , Judy Harwood ,l-r A l l IW' f-' 1-4' ' ,iff 'V 5' -a.., M...-L ,,,1-Immun.-ig 4. wmv-uv-if ii, IN MEMORIAM -William Burton McCafferty The present and past faculty, staff, and student body of Southwestern Assemblies of God College remember with warm hearts our beloved William Burton McCofferty, who was faithful in his service for the Master. His memory will linger like the fragrant perfume of a tender flower, his services, friendship, poems, law, understanding, and knowledge will not be forgotten. He, like Paul of old, could say: l have fought a good fight, l have finished my course, I have kept the faith: Hence- forth, there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous iudge, shall give me at that day-and not to me only-but unto all them also thot love His appearing. -ll TimothyA4:7-8 .aqff 2 . . K 1-1',-15Qf?E ' R .AN if F ' - 'vrrzam X. 3 :nw-sf.:-aug,-,. 3 Y .ps 1, w 1 I ----.L.. rg. , .54-MY ,. -.W Q:....,.i'-fab f - Z - 47 A --Y- . ...,..f - . C .K Q 4 .fn 'w 1, 181, plvqgg. , X. . 1,-4... w' IK-alf ' A-aux If - 2 ' X ,g,4H.1... ---,fl L, , . 4 '71-.ffq HA 1 fr-:J-ff - A a ' v . -sv . .Q- Ww ,J-W' iw.-4-ru.,-..,..A ' ?.. -:Lg ff Qui WELL . ,, - In f 1 Z, Jzgglfgfjvifi..-, . 239' A. Q -11 . ..:'i,, li - - 11' ,A Iv 41 na, f,-4, ,15l?'i'.f7g,jj vb 3, , ,,,,,, ,. Y .....-.... .-,. 11 .:'w-.w-D-...,,,,, HQ' TY- . .44 f -.AJ 4, '.- f H lk, r' 5:1 '-.fain 5 -3'.L ' wus --, -j,dL5,,,, L-' If Mr., L Y Y. . . . A li...-. H f - -S V . 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' ml p , 2, .f .y 3 .-,. fa 1. yt: .qtuef 5 ...egg XXX 4 Mr. Southwestern George Wade, Jr. Southwestern Missions Association - President'63-64 Foreign Missions Student lnternee to South American Director of Evangelism for Teen Challenge in West Dallas '62-64 Wing Counselor, Boy's Dorm Safety Council Director of Custodions President Missions Advocates Teen Challenge Prayer Group Leader Vice-President Bible College ll Class Assistant Leader Islands Prayer Group C. A. President Sunday School Teacher College Class , . 117 w E sf X H vw ww H ww ww x. 1 f w u vu A-'Q 1- x:L.:iIu,r'..- . , if H. M, .N 51 'S mxfu YA . MIC. a I '1 n W J rr. I . rl ': -A , w -1 -wllw ww, lwnull MU I ! I '. n r ulwlw' H Ir' VI I 1.1 L. H W, . 1 A Ji' -.-V -J' ' 1 I ' V ww 7 FC 1 . -1 T? - I .fv.,,,v M. 5 f, ',,f- iff 1 , . ff' 20 Jim Mackey S. L. A. Vice President '62-63 Student Congress Representative '62-53 Class President CJr.l '62-63 Prayer Group Leader CRadio Evangelisml '63l64 Varsity-Basketball '63-64 Most Outstanding Outfielder Award '62-63 Nui, A I' a wi KN, arg' Q use ' I' ,,, 1 E ,f Rita Smith Cheerleader Nominee for Homecoming Queen Southwestern Girls Activity Association Latin American and Teen Challenge Prayer Groups Student Congress- Freshman Class Representative and Secretary l tl'l . l w, '- ,7' t it C., Mp, tg . .I A H l ','r.:'l . 'tt it tlv Shirley Cartwright David Savage 5 G A A Member Harvester Choir-'62-64 Phi Rho Phi President '63-bd Chairman of Read-a-than '63 Representative to Baylor Festival '62-'63 President of Chl 5l9m0 Phi Editor of Southwesterner '63-B4 Football '62-63 Basketball '62-64 Foreign Language Club President of Junior College I '62-B3 Gold Jackets Student Congress Representative Dean's List Pat Dunlap Southwestern Girls Activities Association '63 '64 Chi Sigma Phi fMusic Club! '63 I Foreign Language Club '64 Dclvld Rogers Assistant Leader of Islands Prayer Group '63 '64 Student Congress Representative '64 Harvester Choir '62f63 I Miss Southwestern Nominee '64 Fifth Place State Jr. College Speech Meet '62'63 Gold Jackets '64 Vice-President-Chi Sigma Phi '62-'63 Harvester Choir '63 564 Chi Sigma Phi '62-'63 5 12 tr-N Q' L-- Q7 Karen Kendrick Steve Deerman Southwestern Girls Activity Association '63 Sec., Student Council Vice President '62-63 and Treas., Social Chairman Harvester Choir '61-64 Gold Jacket-'63 Harvester Choir-'63 Chordaires Trio-'63 June Alderman Harvester Choir '62-63 S G A A Member Men of Southwestern '61-62 S. L. A. '6l-64 Basketball '61-64 Softball '61-64 SGAA Beau '62'63 Harvester President '63-64 Mr. Southwestern Nominee H. T. Stanland Football and Basketball '62-63 Softball '61-62 Student Congress Representative '62-63 Secretary of Music Club '62-63 Student Congress President '63-64 Harvester Choir Soloist '62-63 Ministerial Association '61-62 Homecoming Nominee '63-64 Ministerial Association '62-63 Miss Southwestern Nominee '63-64 S, L, A, 052.63 il- C'? 122 ?'-'Q' F' M is Q E ff fzz Q Q is O' If f iw Y W Ssfvfii Homecoming Nominees Jo Ann Roculio 2 ig, 1 June Alderman Rhondo Adams W, x . ,- 0' Shirley Bayless Rita Smith Judy Mikulek 2 2 ew x Loverne Helmer Sondra Ross High School Junior College fee Mel Miller Bible College Voledicforions :N fa? Patsy Foster Shirley Cartwright High School Junior College S ?lh.., Q-..e..,,.-f' Elbert Smart Bible College Salutatorians 12 28 Jim Mackey SGAA Beau V: N I' 1. 1 HQQ1' . pw -1 3 n M, 1 ww .. ,,,, ,,,,,., ,,,,, . . .. ,,,,, ...M ...M W- ,,,... . w1w-N v. ...... W ..... ...M W. .W -w--- .M 'SM - Y w,...,I: ...ig I Wm.. M. My . 4 .... J. Q5 wb.. 1 1 A M ' W wg. x f . w.. .. QW .mm WY Wm wwmww ww 'JkW W 'A' W' W-'w ' j' ' 'W' Student Congress Cfticers H. T. Stanaland -President- The Student Congress is organized to serve as a liaison between the stu- dents and faculty and the students and administra- tiong and to promote, or- ganize, and govern stu- O Jean Drake -Secreta ry-Treasurer dent activities. Steve Dearman -Parliamentariam an .X is - v . sk' ' .1 5 P Eugene Boyd -Vice-President James Harmon -Sponsor- Student Congress in Harrison Conference Room iwliii ,- - 'QT' lv ij? V T5 is ill 4 f A Kr -is 6 H, , Z , gf , , , , - -- ze? fm J' 2 Q its 1:5 . iss . M Y ,5 wr- -' C 1-' . V g , 1 iii ff ,. An all out effort was launched by the Student Congress ond the student body to improve the interior ofthe SUB. Sales of fruit cakes during Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays brought in over 51,000 profit. The Student Congress sponsored many outstanding events, Homecoming was an annual event, highlighted with the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. lil Q ' 1 H a 6 A I fl: 11 ff V7 sp IS. a, ,. :Y X ,. A I ' in g ,Dm-1.4Z:,1 dim Qwfihlww Editor Cofditor ?7iW Sponsor sakicigk if '!21fW!0aJ.,..u.L WMM 2 . Business Manager Secretory Annual ':Is,,,',-' ' ' L-' w,.L'l. -. w, N - ,--:gf .H .-H 1 ,- A.-A,.,.N -rrf,-17 In -Ffygl , Y, -H-, L . ,l Staff 11 'T' QJ,,.q.,71,L JJATJFIQ ,fp--6 7rz'4i.z:J-4-4. K phofogmpher Assistant Profographer pt? 0311? qw, A. ' K? 7a5f,,LA7Le,L Xa 1 i Omg w,uM,,L ww, umm :4Av A : ui'-L ,yy ,, -,, , . , 1, vi C ' . ,. t X !.gi ?7lliZ7g at .li . ' Alfred llf v Iv, ff, H h' 2 '11, f'4'i f, gg-iorlgiin 9 -1--gill l l u - 0 w ' 11 'V fl, I lt 1 . Building A Circnter Soutlm estern We , -LL , , W, 1 Q - It V ,, VOL. VI Sc111tl1'.'.'u.-1cr:1 Asseziihlivs of Gml College. Vi':12-lzllif OCt0b0X'. P 1 AL S QIXQIXI . B. THF HONORABLE G TEXAS. John athwc-stern! I Randall 1ise! 75' Ut-'CF BFE 1 Walker left ning with representatives of Southweblutm ...u-,elle Boyd. vice pre.......... ... ...........1 Congress: Lois Mathes, Editor-in-Chief of The Outlook and Randall Walker. Co-Editor ot Behold at sha C0'edl'0f , as come to Southwestern! sweep ofthe Holy Spirit I-0iS.MC1theS ml the campus and an air of Ed '2 y prevails over all for the 111115. The breeze of revival fll'l bc felt upon our cheeks and bc- lwlr! the czuupu:: is full of horses and chief f-- 'f ' L rcvlval . from our I .--f '-1-: .. 1 ' Dave Grant will be - lupeoming revival and ' lssume his duties No- :wries of services will ' ' ll the fifteenth ' 1 .5,-V.5.A.gj11c111th there has been its praying three and Cuntinuefl on page 3 1 1 1 5- 9 Y' IZ' f X 5.51 - 'Q' vigil. 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V.'a1r'gzzl1:.fAHFlr9y Hold? - 111' S 1 li, l', :iw 1t111'1u-Larry Hmmm, he Ou111l3i Q gl?-iff is indeed A 1-.q11'111 'Ik-x:111 ipzzmifitzixt- ami an .121 il111 1:11 z11,f! 111:11 me so cfm- grateful to Governor Connelly for his 11m,1+..1-51,5 51311111 fg-,mf mtg- C111-f11'11111' 1-L-1111.111 11,4 111 1,10 5-1111111l1S111: about 11. having taken the time to discuss with Q, . -':Q,?f .L '- f ti11'Cc'to1' i N cI1'11'it 1 .1 e or 1'1ni7ation , V 'I 'lgiv 11 . tr:- persoiin eeivxgv. ' A , rewarml 1' us this urgent problex jf1 M77ff.: M L youth. ' In W ll ., . i jf ens- 4 1 31. l Q 1 L'lll'l'lilAl'lllOll of jllv - 1 V-f Q.- 'L-1 was interviexverl in ' ' 'V to img - A celebritv-studded ,.1 ls. jm.,,.,11C df.11,,quQ,,Cy . ld. mme X 4.1 order for ull listeners I rn' i'1x'1lvud A n ceremony' or wa ' E .I ' ' P FONT Off X Owens - Corning Fib - - Eugene Buyfl, spr-kc-fnuan for the 111 he more effective than all of ours tion, October 22. Leevlluthwlovyrile ,Cd me Governol-I Donna Spradling n Leonard Ward Continued on RUS:-mQf1fiWlSemGf1 Second semester students: W. V. Grant, Phil . Hastie, J. D. Keel, Betty Ayers, Jackei Wal- lace, Roy Boggs, Marianne Dwyer. Phi Beta Lambda High School Future Business Leadersi Ron Lambert-not pictured President State F.B.L.A. Vice-President Dennis Jeter Sponsor Charlotte Gilder Secretary-Treasurer is is -1, - ll an I' gtg-QQIIIQ'-' .xxx ,nupnulugtx jgx 5I illlllli'i ii' 5 litiuluillli t, ':ii. E2!-EQ' i.!i E..!g.l' CherylDewitt Vice-President Southwestern Girls Activity Association Ethel GVUY Marilyn Reinhold Sponsor Judith Broyles Vice-President The Southwestern Girls 'Activity Association, better known as the SGAA, is one of the most active or- ganizations on campus. We all re- member their initiation day and the Twip Week. 156 Barbara Swearingen Sec reta ry-Treasurer President James Harmon Sponsor l i , I -N j 5 Southwestern Letterman's Association Johnny Irving Secreraryrireasurer 'fU3' X . Jimmy Moses President Doug Pack Vice-President The SLA, better known as the Southwestern Letterman's Associa- tion, is composed of the leading athletes of SAGC. These boys excel in athletic ability and are noted for their, Christian character and scholastic ability. 137 Louise Harrison Sponsor The members of the Gold Jackets, a service organization efficiently and amiably rencler their assistance at the various official functions of our college. High academic standing and excellent character and citizenship are required of the membershipl 138 Gold Jackets Cassie Ross Vice-President Pat McGraw Secretary Marilyn Reinhold President l 1 Chapel Ushers rig ' ,- ' lit. v,-,fl-' ,, ,, ,V ing' ff S, - - lv -ll : ' G 1 , x , t l . N David Reddout Assistant Usher Main Floor John Bellamy Bud Alexis Head Usher Balcony Assistant Am., - vue 'c- A Leory Atkinson Gordon Barnett David Burkett Stanley Grant Don Gray Joseph Gutel, Jr. Jesse Isaacs Robert Jeter 'sg' 'K Tom Lackey Pete Quoley David Spencer Larry Stephens 7 Beta Club Mrs. Blake Farmer ' ' 'F' 'f .ELI-. , ,A - 'jr' Q'l...,,,: K, 5- ,ul ., GN. , ,Ne ,eff 1 Y ' ,N f N dl. .1 V Y 3' . EY f ' V2 5 Q H fl ' q .3 . f V - e , .,,,'Q 9 x ' f ' F 4 - -A2114 ... li 11' ' ' ' . in Tir7?f.' 'Q f J, '52 ,. Q, 9' X QL, ,i 'u:'p QQ .Q-1:-'Ah 1 I .in ,qi 'N 0.f,Qpg A Y mi .L:Ilxg'05 Wa n n' W ' H091 Oi' L I, I Dann Munro Vice-president The Beta Club is an honorary organi- zation which stresses achievement, L0 Verne Helmer character, and leadership among its 5eC 'a Y 'e 5U'e members. 140 in-' 8- Donna Spraclling President Chi Beta Phi --cl Dr. Josephine Williams Sponsor Robert Jeter Vice-President Pete Quciley President X Jim Alexander Sponsor The Chi Beta Phi is an organization for all students interested in science and pre-med. During their meetings they create interest by showing scientific films and conducting scientific experiments. Beverly Lambert 141 Secretory-Treasurer Charles Pace Sponsor Emma Lynne Sims ViceAPresident The Phi Beta Lambda, or the Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for high school and college students who are interested in any phase of business career. 142 Phi Beta Lambda Jr. College Carolyn Shields Secretary Sharon Winberly Treasurer Jerry Dickinson President I l l l Marian Reinhold Sponsor The Phi Rho Phi is a national Junior College Speech organization which is designed to promote ac- tive participation in oratory, de- bate, extemporaneous speaking, radio speaking, and interpretative reading among college students. Phi Rho Phi Mari Siegert Vice-president David Campbell Secretary-treasurer Shirley Cartwright President Chi Sigma Phi IV' Jory Waldon - Not Pictured Sponsor Pat Harmon M P Y Sponsor 1 Q David Rogers Vice-President iff' The Chi Sigma Phi is a professional organi- zation designed to pro- mote greater interest in subiects academi- cally and culturally as- sociated with the field of music. One of the annual activities of this club is to sponsor an all school talent show which is open to the public. Jeanell Pruitt Secretary Linda Bickford Treasurer 144 'T . Sf A V i Foreign Language Club Hugh Jeter Sponsor Larry McNeil Vice-President 4-g. Bonnie Marshall Secretary Mel Maller Treasurer David Spencer President The Foreign Lan- guage Club is an or- ganization primarily for students interested in the two languages ot- tered at S.A.G.C., Span- ish and French. The club makes at least one annual journey to Mexico. i I-15 W. E. Davis Sponsor Young people with interests in the ministry form the Ministerial Associa- tion. This organization functions to help these students better prepare them- selves for future service in the Lord's work. 146 Ministerial Association 1 'i David Reddout Vice-president ,QS Rhonda Adams Secretary-treasurer Royce Lowe President hir Q 1 .ff A ,U n 1 ff I ' I u .- S G E E Little, No. -13, was an easy sale. Twirp Week -.....,... 4 Y inn '.t ,sn I 1 f 11 I see 25cp who'll make it 3O? tioned off the slaves-for-a-day for various prices, and many were hard-fought battles. Twirp Week was ended with a hayride and a Weiner roast. ,AHS MT!-5 caused much excitement at Southwestern. Ben Few slaves have such great strength as does Joseph GuteI, said the auctioneer. The' ride was bumpy, The weather was cold-cold! UQ' ' ' - - ,Ai Everyone enioyed the refreshments following the hayride. N-N 147 i , M ' -L-ls' W s- ' ,I t,-,f. , 4 i s ' 1 -i ' lx 49 5 A l 'i Q 5 si ' t il J 1 55. ht- '- X .vi X -s i wk 'fx r I 1 i t t A X .txt L I A xv- 3 i I ji - 4- i 12- V: f X .111 ' M ' f' ' Mr. ond Mrs. Dennis Jeter pose with their wedding pcrty following the ceremony November 22, 1963. Mr Jeter is instructor of Business at S.A.G.C. and is associate pastor ot Bethel Temple in Dolios. Hug hes-Jeter 48 That Finczl Touch At the Reception e 5 '16, f' , i Q if 4 ff J, V fb V X .,- vs- ffm an -' Faculty sponsored tea for the bride-to-be, Miss Cheree Hughes Chatting with guests The Departure of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jeter ll Away to Acapulco 14 . ' tbf : 150 Englemane-Harmon Miss Pat Engleman became the bride of Mr. James Harmon in a formal ceremony performed by Dean Blake Farmer on Decem- ber 20, I963. Immediately following the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon in Mexico. Mrs. Harmon has been a music instructor at Southwestern for six years. Coach Harmon has been the Director of the Athletic Department at Southwestern for five years. Both Pat and Coach are graduates of Southwestern. Miss Engleman was honored with a personal shower given by the ladies of the faculty and staff, in the home of Mrs. Bill Craig. Coach Harmon enjoys the fun and gifts afforded to him at a Bachelor Party given by the men of the faculty and staff. 'lg i 1, xjfhn .i 1 '1KA'N4.l 5 ' ,-, YL! Yan h ' ,l Q' Q- , , , , T f '1 -' 1 + Bt!! J' -Ir-lg-- '.-D 9- f Q . 1? if !f f. lx H E552 LL-! -'L.- -I.. .gk ,we E n WZ '-hu.4 -,J 151 2 Archie Boyer? cmd Jean Droke Bud Alexis and Mory Louise Brownlee Sfuclent Weddings aff' . ,fl Larry McNeill and Dolores Miller Q, -za mg . --. QL Q. sf , A V 191,- S f Q' 1. - '--Q11 ' vfgfffi ' 'H 'fm x David Reddout cmd Sherlene Teeple ,I 1, 4.9 3.- x '75' .NN X I X -'wsu ' 1' , ' , lg 1 1 ' -E' -'-QE? IL - T' ' , W 1 Raymond Mayfield and Lydia Lacey 53 24' E '25 156 I 1 EEE L 14. rm, ' 5 ik . ,T .lack Webb and Esther Davis Twenf Annlv President cmd Mrs. Klaude Kendrick December 24, 1938 1 President and Mrs. Klcxude Kendrick on fheir 25th Anniversary, December 24, 1938, The Kendricks ure presented gifts by Vice- President, George Brazell. Gold Jackets serve Bro. Anneor at reception for the Kendricks. 154 ' 1 .Pl Q X 'v ff Y ln-A lffh aries Vice-President ond Mrs. George Brozell April 7, 1938 Beautiful coke is cut by the Brczzells. ' . 90 - ,ag lifcff . Q' - . V ,ily- ' F1 i ! . AM. 'f'51 'Z' , .4 The Brazells smilingly present c Toast to one another. Maurice Cadwolder-First guest to the George BrazeIl's 25th Anniversary recep- tion, April 7, l938. 155 Faculty in action-Chris Hartsock resis while choir iourneys on. The Souihwesrern Hillbillies-James Harmon and his fiancee, Pat Engleman. . ,, -Q 7 'V 'ix X : ,x ,f I4 l l i!-ff, Hi? 41 ,94 '. 1 , w fff- A f Give me c break, will ya? -Bro. Farmer and Bro. Gutel lose their smiles. - -li 4. Qi . Si, Si, Senor Brazell! -Bro. Gutel play-acvs. WeII Sue, all the pudding's gone nowg so we can leave. .lory 156 and Sue watch out for the choir while on tour, I Q . Q I 1 y l N ? if 1, - 'r,a- 'sis I A lonely little fish on initiation doy . . . A little Campusology is good for the heart-Robert Thompson and Judy Mikulek . . . Kool-Aid ond popcorn party in the girI's dorm . . . If 'My Stig' could only see me now. . . Lilo Richardson creotes cz The girls in the dorm show their Christmas spirit by giving gifts to new hair style for Lindo Moreland. the hostesses of the dorm. 1 A Winter Wonderland Ned clears a way for the students. N 1, N' , Q f uw' 1 W L xg . - rr M Jw , . X- ,lf -, 'N 1 jf' A-'ff 3 V . Q If YY' -1 ' T -Q gif' An educational palace in the snow. iii In4f.:,-- - , vv'f '. ' p- m,,,,.f -15 '-f'4Lg11..4,sfl?' .gal a- r 160 Shirley Cartwright fords the storm. M iw ,, -2.4.21-.' b w ...1,, Liar, , 5 , , W. , . , -nf ' - ' . J' r ri - . ,,, N. . .lrgifx VV , 33 ' XLJQL ' Weather forecast- Bright and Sunny. - , .b ,,.4L,f: v .: Q .M ifffgwi' W4 , ?..L 5 A ..,,,,., ,r ,...f , li ' H' . ' ru ic' - ' 1 A V Juli ! S.G.A.A. Valentine Social . ,...,,..,, l v 1 i i i E55-W i l Mr. and Mrs. Harmon sing a love song, Yours, Karen Kendrick presents an excellent program. 'A uf- :Ji .. 1 l' Professor Waldan feeds the Harvester Choir Sweetheart. 5 I riffvv S-A r-'QL Marilyn Reinhold, president of f Darrell Logue gives ihe after-dinner Valentine I l ' z ll ' 2 f I l uf 1 speech. the SGAA, crowns .Jim Mackey the SGAA Beau of 1964. :Z Afg ph 4: 11,0 SPORTS Johnny Irving Co-Captain Varsity Basketball Bill Post Jim Mackey Larkin Miller Herman Renfro Robert Thompson Co-Captain Kenneth Williams W. V. Grant Doug Pack Johnny McCurdy Shirley Bayless Dcxllos, Texas Judy Mikulek Brenda Lollor Luling, Texas Trenton, Tennessee Rita Smith Lordsburg, New Mexico Cookie Craig Anchorage, Alosko Cheerleaders' Activities 8 The Varsity Lion cheer- leaders were a well-chosen as well as a very capable group. They lead the stu' dents in outstanding yells and the basketball team to many victories. Their yells, routines, and formations were unique as well as original. Intra- mural Sports Junior-Senior Teamp Third Place Sophomore Team: Second Place Freshmen Teamg First Place The intramural games were played for the enioyment and physical development of the students. Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings were the spe- cial nights set aside for these teams' activities. Students from the various classes came out to the gym to give support to their favorite team. 169 SAGC Trims Southwestern of Oklahoma City jg LL r I 1 is 1 r Opening tip-off of first successful inter-collegiate basketball season in SAGC history. The Lions were successful in their first inter-collegiate basketball game of the 63-64 season over Southwest- ern College of Oklahoma City. This was a sweet victory alsog it ended the nine-game victory streak the chiefs had rolled up. The game was close all the wayg the lead changed hands many times in the first half. The Lions led 37-32 at half- time, and were never headed after intermission, Robert Thompson took individual honors with 26 points, but it was de- scribed by varsity coach, James Har- mon, as . . . a great team effort, -Q-lcv 'UWT 'f The cheerleaders perform one of their favorite routines. Ken Williams scores another two-pointer as a helpless opponent 70 looks on. 1 Robert Thompson U41 puts a beautiful lay-up in for two points. ' 22 SAGC Tops Dallas Baptist Cowboys 87-80 -ff , ,lf : - i ' i ' 1 'LC-.fi'11' ig. What did I do wrong? Coach Harmon gives special instruction to his team. The game with the Dallas Baptist Cowboys was an exciting one. The students of S.A.G.C. were behind their team with their cheering and enthusiasm. They watched as David Drake and Johnny Irving scored 19 and I8 points, respectively, to lead the Lions in scoring. Kenneth Williams C305 was at his best as he scored in double figures. W. V. Grant i223 tore up the defenses ofthe Cowboys with his lay-up and iump shots. Second Semester Students Fred Alexander Lonnie Applin Linda Bennett Paul BlC'Sli0W5kY Roy Boggs 'EP Barbara Burton Eline Dawson Willard Deerman Margaret DeHart Lorry Dickerson Orvetc: Eldridge Gay Georgia Vernon Erb Richard Field DeWayne Fletcher Elizabeth Fuller Arden Gardener Bob Gowins Melvin Hall Agnes Hamilton Darlene Harpe Kenneth Henderson fl? 49 'sf it' Dale Hendricks x X Xl X Rex Henegar Shirley Hicks Jeanette Highfill H Howard Jeffers RUbY -leffeffl 173 l 6? X. ' X ' V V ffl Martha Jones J. P. Keel Darlene Keller Karen Kersey Bernice Lamb Tl10m0S Lomb 50Uf1dl'Cl Lolling Bobby Lord Carolyn Mead Marilie Miller Myra Mott Albert Owen 2? William Palmour Norma Parson Sylvia Perry Robert Polvado Duane Querok Fred 5Cl1I'0mrT1 'x li l Jimmy Seely Donald Simpkins Ginger Simpkins Loyd Singley Ronnie Sprinkle Paul Thomas Mel Westbrook Don Wilburn Wayne Williams EY-Ufl WOff Lee R05 W00d5 Paul W. Savage Pastor Congratulations Seniors 7964 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Seminole, Oklahoma f' ,. ., ,d I e..l I ........,.5. a v l IO N. Third Garland, Texas Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. Leonard Wood, Pastor lf - na.. , 176 Welcome To Kaufman Street Assembly of God 601 Kaufman Street Waxahachie, Texas bgd- - f .... f-'T' Ted Stephens Pastor MORRIS HEAD Clothing of Distinction FOR MEN AND BOYS 217 S. Rogers Waxahachie First Assembly of God Jenks, Oklahoma .X AUTO SUPPLY STORES BABCUCKN, anus. 1 Congratulations fo Seniors 1964 Your money brzyf more nt your Babcock Store 208 South Rogers Phone WE 7-2861 Pastor . h h' Jackle Hayhurst Waxa ac ie, Texas Manager Eddie Pilkilton Congratulations Class of '64 Our Very Best Wishes - May God's richest blessings be yours Special Discount . T0 GH Brdkefleld -' Students and Ministers Necchi-Elna-Pfaff-Singer Viking-Nelco-Universal Dallas Largest Selection-All Makes I nc, P. O. Box 1101 9 West Monroe, Louisiana James G. Sackman President 915 W. Jefferson J. Thomas Brakefield Casa View - 10340 Ferguson Rd. VlCe'P e5ldenT Dallas, Texas 77 .iff- The Oklahoma District Council of the Assemblies Of C-:od Congratulations to the Class of 7964 God Bless You 1.1, . -. L ff' 1 .. it Z it ' v ffli... . , fi Robert E. Goggin District Superintendent James C. Dodd L. H. Arnold Assistant District Superintendent District Secretary-Treasurer Leslie Moore John Grace Armon Newburn District Sunday School Director District Missions Director District Christ's Ambassadors President Mrs. Robert E. Goggin District Women's Missionary Council President 8 Congratulations To The Class Of '64 If lf you can keep The Faith when those about you Are losing it and seeking something new, If you can stand the firmer though they flout you As being simple and old fashioned, too, If you can put your hand in Christ's, and feeling The marks of Calvary's scars upon your palm, Can gladly say Amen to all His dealing, Or change the sigh into a ioyous psalm. If you can let the mind of Christ posess you, To think on Things of good report and true, And ever let the love of Christ obsess you, Constraining everything you say and do, If you can find in Him your highest treasure, Let HIM hold sway o'er heart and soul and limb, Then LIFE is yours, and blessing without measure, And-what is more-YOU'LL LOVE AND REIGN WITH HIM! -Reginald Wallis ' i Bethel Temple v 1800 Vickery Blvd Fort Worth Texas Charles R. Jones Morris Sheats Minister of Education Founder- Pastor - - - ofGaryGeorgeFa '- vu , --- 7 Congratulations To Class of '64 of Bethel Temple FROM OUR PASTOR 210 E. Jefferson Dallas, Texas May l extend to you a personal invitation to enioy the warmth of Christian fel- lowship in the ministry of Bethel Temple? It is our sincere desire to be ot service to men, women, youth and children in the Dallas area. Our doors are open to people of all faith. Rev. Jess J ackson 'fn ..,,. f.. f. ,, 1 V., 4, 510 WEST MAIN STREET WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS 2 .1 'fif-ef. A.. Janiece's Flower Shop PHONE: WE 7-3694 WE vviRE FLOWERS Mrs. L. W. SPRINGER, Owner Weddings 8. Corsages - Specialty! ESB If you don? know diamonds, KNOW YOUR JEWELER Easy Terms CLARK JEWELRY COMPANY Next Door to Sears 80 Maplewood Assembly of God Church M Cd Id P III-IIIISPIIILTN ITIIJIELITY Qwmmfzaawe Wowffzafny Waxahachie, Texas 77 '- V ,..-. 1 ' A X IIHILI I A legal reserve company whose by-laws provide for contributions of 20'Xp of its profits to schools, missions, and benevolences of the Assemblies of God. More than l,4OO Assemblies of God stockholders are in this company. LAUNDRY AND CLEANING COMPANY 2lO N. Monroe Phone WE 7-3241 WAXAHACHIE Remember Congratulations to The Seniors of i964 F - FLOWERS pi-'ONE . ems First Assembly of God and for WE 7-2920 Box 867 Marvin Woxohachie, Jenks, Oklahoma sts' MANY OCCASONH Texas Rev. Jackie R. Hayhurst 82 Pastor T. A. McDonough Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening Service 7:00 Wed. Bible Study 7:30 Wed. Youth Service 7:30 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Serving Christ and through obedience to the The Great Commission -.....-.4 We Service Wl'1CJf We SeII FRIGIDAIRE SALES - SERVICE JEWELRY Featuring the Famous WE 7-3710 Sonitone Process 324 University Phone WE 7-2744 Waxahachie, Texas 301 Elm Waxahachie, Texas TRINITY PHARMACY YOu'RE ALWAYS WELCOME . Evangelist Harold J. Baker 'ldtqfzeea A 6 AT YOUR 501 N J AGENCY DRUG STORE DU ': 'Ok 'f WE 7-4710 Waxahachie, Texas 18 Congratulations Class of '64 Psalm 1 Blessed is the man that walketh not in the council of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful. But his delight is in the law ofthe Lord, and in his law doth he meditate day and night. And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water that bringeth forth his fruit in his season, his leaf also shall not wither and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. The ungodly are not so: but are like the chaff which the wind driveth away. Therefore the ungodly shall not stand in the iuclgment, nor sinners in the congregation ot the righteous. For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous: but the way of the ungodly shall perish. l li North Texas T' District Council Executive Presbyters W. F. Mercer W. W. Cothren E. B. Crump, Secretary-Treasurer E. R. Anderson, Superintendent san 3- Reba Mercer Jesse K. Moon H. M. Cadwalder Wayland Woodall W. M. C. Director D-CAP Missionary, Sec. Sunday School Director 84 TRUCKS TRAILERS Ufauafi Equipnzsnf leasing go. TELCO TRUCK LEASING XNESLEY VV. JANIISON 241 VV. COMMERCE RIVERSIDE 9-569-4 DALLAS, TEXAS All Advertisements Received After March 1, 1964 will oppeor in the summer supplement of the Southwesterner Wiplzifpz Ke fpurplfzf Supply Kppzpppp fps. Food Serving Equipment 5 Supplies lor RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, ECHDDLS, SUDA FDUNTAINS, INSTITUTIONS 81 CLUBS EDGAR L. G-IHBS Janitors Supplies DDNALD G. slams EB'DENT 1122 SCDTT AVENUE P. U. aux 747 PHUNE E117-755-4:3519 V'cE'P Es D WIGHITA FALLS, TEXAS 75307 185 Adams, Ann 79 Adams, Bobbie 79 Adams, Rhonda 45, 146,1 18, Adkins, Jerald 79 Alderman, June 44, 45 Alexander, Fred 173 Alexander, Jim 24, 29, 141 Alexander, Marsetta 28 119 Fairchild, Mack 49, 91 Alexis, Bud 39, 152, 139 Alexis, Mary 152 Allard, Selma 29 Allen, Charlotte 45 Allen, David 63 Allen, Linda 90, 63 Allen, Nanci 79 Annear, T. M. 21 Amburn, Elaine 45 Angle, David 85 Ansohn, Carolyn 63 Applin, Lonnie 173 Archer, John 63, 88 Arender, Carolyn 63 Arender, Doyle 63 Arnold, Alice 63, 91 Atkinson, Leroy 39, 96, 139 Ayers, Betty 63, 93 lnghram, Mavis 67, 93 B Bailey, Charles 63 Baker, Caraleen 28 Baker, Linda 63 Barnes, Rex 79 Barnett, Gordon W. 45, 139 Barrow, Jimmy 45 Bayless, Shirley 63, 166 Bellamy, John 39, 139 Bellamy, June 63 Bennett, Linda 173 Bennett, Sheri 79 Bennett, Vivian 76 Bickford, Linda 63, 144 Bishop, Richard 45 Bishop, William Sherman 39 Black, Charlotte 63 Black, Glendal 63, 90 Blakely, Darel 39 Blaskowsky, Paul Thomas 173 Boggs, Roy 173 Bonnett, Wayne 90 Boop, Lawrence 46 Bottoms, Gary 63 Bowen, Bonnie 75, 85 Boyd, Eugene 46, 134, 130 Boyett, Archie 46, 152 Brandon, Joseph 46, 64 Brassfield, Linda 46 Brassfield, Samuel 39 Bratcher, Myrna 46, 94 Brazell, Anna 24, 132, 155 Brazell, George 19, 155 Briceno, Rafael Enrique 46 Briscoe, John 39 Brown, Neola 64 Brown, Randall 64 Broyles, Judith 46, 89, 136 Bryant, Donald 44, 47 Buck, Richard 44, 47 Bullock, Wilbur 47, 96 Burkett, J. David 44, 47, 92, Burnett, Eudora 64, 89 Burns, Jerry 39 Burton, Barbara 173 186 139 Index Butler, Elizabeth 79 Byars, Robert 64 C Cadwalder, Mark 64, 132 Campbell, David 47, 143, 94 Carpenter, Lindo 64 Cartwright, Shirley 47, 143, 127 Chamberlain, Meredith 64 Chaney, Delores 64 Christal, Frank 36 Clark, Gary 76 Clotfelter, Charles 47 Cockrell, Mark 78, 79 Colbert, Gary 47 Cole, Betty 64, 90 Collins, Ronnie 64 Collins, Sue 64, 90 Collins, M. E. 24 Cordova, Annie 64, 94 Cordova, Virginia 78, 80 Corneilison, Helen 28 Corneilison, Nancy 48 Corneilison, Paul 80 Coursey, Ronnie 48, 93 Cowan, Lynda Mae 64 Cowart, Shirley 65, 88 Cox, Marcie 80 Craig, Melba 65, 167, 88 Craig, William 28 Crook, Beverly 65 Crownover, Gerald 39 Crownover, Mary 29 Cumpton, Gene 40 Cuppetelli, Walter 85 Curtis, Harvey 48 Curtis, Jack 48 D Dail, Susie Carolyn 65 Damrow, Mariorie 65, 91 Davis, Helen 24, 44 Davis, James 80 Davis, W. E. 24, 146 Dawson, Daniel 93, 65 Dawson, Elaine 173 Deal, Audrey 32, 33 Dean, Bill 48 Dean, Carol 48 Deerman, Stephen 40, 130 Deerman, Willard 173 DeHart, Margaret 173 DeWitt, Cheryl 80, 135 Denton, Carolyn 48 Denton, Marolyn 65 Dickerson, Larry 173 Dickerson, Jerry 63, 142 Dickson, Eula Jean 65 Dixson, Jimmie 30 Doane, Terry Eugene B0 Dollar, Patsy 49, 88 Dorman, Rowena 65 Doyle, Jeannine 49 Drake, Jean 49, 152, 130 Duewall, David 40 Dunlap, Patricia 49, 91 Dunn, Esther Eileen 80 Dunning, Bill 32, 33, 96 Dworaczyk, Susanne 80 E Ealy, Ronald 63, 96 Easton, Beverly 65 Eldridge, Orveta 173 Elliott, Johnny 65 Ellis, Pearl 24 Engleman, Pat 24, 144, 150 Enochs, Michael 63 Erb, Vernon 173 Epley, Jimmy W. 65 Epperson, Virginia Evanoff, Phyllis 66 Evans, Joyce Elaine 66 Evans, Loye T. 66, 94 F Fake, Brenda 66 Farina, John 33 Farina, Rocco 66 Farmer, Blake 5, 20, 78 Farmer, Ramona 5, 25, 40, 78 Fenton, Onita 81 Field, Richard 173 Fields, Frances 66 Fields, James R. 66, 91 Finney, Eugene 49 Fitzsimmons, Marie 66 Flanagan, James Roy 66, 90 Fletcher, Carolyn 49, 134 Fletcher, DeWayne 173 Flower, David S. 32, 33 Foltz, Howard 36 Ford, Dave 66 Foster, Patricia 81, 127 Franks, Dena 94 Franks, Loretta 50 Fuller, Elizabeth 173 Fuselier, Gary 66 G Gardner, Arden 173 Georgia, Gayle 173 Gerlock, Nancy 50 Gibbs, Rena 29 Gibson, Paulette 66, 95 Gifford, Thilbert 66 Gilder, Charlotte 81, 135 Gilder, Fern 28 Giordano, Joyce 81 Glaze, Samuel C. 82 Gobble, John 50 Goldizen, Donald 50 Gowins, Robert 173 Grant, Harmon 40, 139 Grant, Walter V. 62, 66, 132, 134, 165 Grantham, Glynn 40 Gray, Don 50, 90, 139 Gray, Ethol 25, 136 Gray, Harry R. 40 Gregory, Allen 50, 66 Gruver, Henry 50 Gutel, Joseph 22 Gutel, Joseph, Jr. 133, 139 H Hall, Melvin 173 Hallmark, Harvey 67 Hamilton, Agnes 173 Hamm, Pearl lva 29 Hammerbacker, Janis 67, 134,93 Hampton, Joyce 33, 95 Hanks, Bob 82 Hanson, Gale 67 Hardwick, Venson 67, 134 Harmon, James 25, 38, 130, 137, 150 Harpe, Darlene 173 Harrington, Nelda 67 Harris, Travis 51 Harrison, Gail 49, 51 Harrison, Louise 25, 32, 138 Harrison, Thomas 25, 32 Hartsock, Christopher 25 Harvey, Dianne 51 Harwood, Judy 51, 88 Hastie, Phillip 67, 96 Hayden, Daniel 67 Haynes, Dwayne W. 51 Haynes, Ned 30 Hearne, Robert 51 Heddin, Don 38, 40, 93 Helmer, LaVerne 82,126, 140, 12 Henderson, Kenneth L. 173 Hendrix, Clifford D. 173 Henegar, Rex 173 Herod, Leola 30 Hicks, Clyde 38, 40, 93 Hicks, Shirley 173 Higginbotham, Ward 67 Highfill, W. Jeanette 173 Hines, Bill R. 34, 93 Hines, Leslie 67 Holder, Audrey 67, 134, 92 Holder, Frieda 82 Holder, Jimmy 40 Holloway, Lucille 28 Honderich, Jim 67 Honderich, John Davis 60 Hoyt, Richard 67 Hoyt, Robert 51 Hoyt, Shirley 52 Hunt, Eugene 52, 93 Hunter, Carol 52, 90 Husk, Allen 67 Hutchinson, Alfred E. 26, 62, Hutson, Larry 67, 134 Hynes, Harold Hayden 67 I lnsco, Shirley 68, 95 lrving, Johnny 137, 164 lssacs, Jesse 68, 139 ltschner, William 85 J Jeffers, Howard 173 Jeffers, Ruby 173 Jeter, Dennis 26, 135, 148 Jeter, Gertrude 28 Jeter, Hugh 26, 97, 148 Jeter, Robert 68, 141, 139 Johnson, Caroline 68 Johnson, Dale 52 Johnson, Dan 26, 29 Johnson, Elaine 26 Johnson, F. Fred 95, 68 Johnson, Franklin 68 Johnson, Linda 68, 90 Jones, Bobby Janes, Claudia 68 Jones, Dorothy 62, 68, 133 Jones, Doyle 68, 93 Jones, Martha 174 Jost, Robert 85 K Kean, June 26 Keel, J. D. 174 Keen, Raymond 52 Keller, Darlene 174 Keen, Raymond 52 Keller, Darlene 174 134 Kelly, Alice 68, 91 Kendrick, Karen 68 Kendrick, Klaude 18, 154 Kennedy, Danny 68 Kennedy, Willis 68, 76 Kersey, Karen 174 Kessinger, Daniel 52 Kessinger, Leila 68 Kimmel, Jo Evelyn 82 Koehn, Barbara 38, 93 L Lakey, Eugene 68 Lakey, Thomas 41, 139 Lamb, Bernice 174 Lamb, Thomas 174 Lambert, Beverly 53, 141, 93 Lambert, Ronald 85, 135 Landers, Darlene 76 Lange, Sharon 82 Larntz, James 83 LaVoie, J. Elaine 68, 134, 94 LaVoie, Jimmie E. Lawrence, Rosamae 34, 90 Lemons, Carolyn 69, 93 Lindsay, Leornard 69 Line, Ellis 53 Little, Ben 53 Livers, John 69 Logue, A. Darrell 69 Lollar, Brenda 69 Lord, Bobby 174 Lord, Nancy 53 Lowe, Royce 34, 146 Lowrie, Cecil 41 Lowrie, Lee Ruth 69, 134 Lulling, Saundra 174 Mc McCafferty, Catharine 28 McClelland, Gary 69 McClusky, Jim 69 McCorkle, Jim 44, 53 McCurdy, John William 69, 165 McCutchen, James 69, 133 McCutchen, Lloyd 53 McCutchen, Victor 53 McGough, Darwin 62, 69, 90 McGraw, Patricia 69, 94, 138 Mclntyre, John 83 McKee, Kathrine 28 McKinzie, Wayne 69 McNeill, Larry 34, 145, 152 McPherson, Sharon 4, 54, 132 M Mackey, Jim 38, 41, 164, 96,128 Malez, William 54 Marshall, Bonnie 54, 145 Marshall, Charles 69, 93 Masingill, Kay 69, 133 Massey, Frances 29 Massey, Margery 28 Mothes, Lois 69, 134 Maxwell, Robert 70, 96 May, Jerl Ann 70, 94 Mayfield, Lydia 54 Mayfield, Raymond 41, 153 Mayo, Samuel 54, 93 Mead, Carolyn 174 Mendez, Manuel C. 54, 94 Mikulek, Judith 70, 166 Miles, Derrell 36 Milford, Bennie 83 Miller, Alma Lou 70 Miller, Delores 41, 88, 97, 152 Miller, Larkin 83, 164 Miller, Lillie 54 Miller, Lou 94 Miller, Marille 174 Miller, Mell 34, 90, 145, 126 Miller, Patricia 55 Mills, J. Paul 76 Monk, Linda 70 Moody, Patricia 41 Moore, Robert 30 Moreland, Linda 70 Moses, Jimmie 55, 137 Moss, Mary 83 Mote, Myra 174 Muir, Donna 70 Muncy, Gayle 83 Mundt, Lillie Belle 29 Mundt, Martin 29 Munro, Dann 78, 84, 140 N Nabors, Jim 41 Nabors, Kermit 70 Nickles, Dolores 70 Niles, Rennie 70 Nix, Eva Nell 84 Noel, Willie Ill 70 Norris, Glenn 55 Nunley, Larry 84 O O'Cull, Sharon L. 70 Oden, Barbara 70 Osborn, Bud 70, 95 Osborn, Sharon 70 Ostlund, Leonard 70 Ostlund, Stigilund 71 Owen, Albert 174 Owens, Johnny 71 P Pace, Charles 27, 142 Pack, Douglass 55, 137, 165 Pair, Teresa 71, 94 Palmour, William Lee 174 Parks, Anna B. 30 Parmenter, Carl 41, 95 Parson, Norma 174 Patlan, Mary Ann 71 Patterson, E. W. 27 Pearcy, Shelby 71, 88 Pease, Rosy 71 Pena, Teofilo 38, 42, 94 Perry, Helen 55 Perry, Sylvia 55, 174 Phillips, M. Nancy 84 Phipps, Kenneth 71 Pike, Barton 84 Pike, Larry 84 Pike, Linda 55, 88 Plunk, Gary 71 Polvado, Robert 174 Post, William, Jr. 85, 164 Poteet, James 71 Price, L. V. Enid 60 Prindle, Elizabeth 71 Pruitt, Jeanell 55, 144 Pryor, T. Arlene 71, 90 Purcell, Anna M. 71, 94 Pylant, Catherine 35 Pylant, Wyman 56, 94 Q Qualey, LeRoy 71, 141, 139 Querok, Duane 174 Quillin, James 56, 92 R Raculia, JoAnn 71 Redden, Barbara 71, 94 Reddout, David 35, 146, 153, 139 Reddout, Sherlene 153 Reilly, Phyllis 56 Reilly, Robert 30, 56 Reinhold, Marilyn 138 Reinhold, Miriam 27, 136, 143 Renfro, Herman 72, 164, 93 Richardson, Lila 72 Roberts, Arlice 72 Roberts, John G. 72 Robinson, Grace 29 Robinson, Joe Ray 56 Rodolico, Leora 72 Rogers, David L. 56, 144 Rohde, Patricia 72 Rohrbaugh, Frederick 72 Ross, Sandra iCassie1 56, 138, 126, 94 Rupp, Tillman 35 Rush, Ann 85 Rutherford, George 72, 96 Rutherford, Irvin 57, 96 S Salt, Jeanne Marie 57 Sanders, J. Sue 57 Sanders, Melvin 57 Savage, David 57, 144, 132,4 Schirmon, Thomas 72 Schramm, Fred 174 Schultz, Martha 72 Schultz, Pearlene 72 Scott, Ruth 32, 35, 89 Seely, Jimmy 174 Sellers, Onnie 72 Sharp, Lucretia 72 Shelton, C, Janie 72 Shelton, Carroll 72 Shepard, Billy 72, 92 Shields, Carolyn 73, 142 Shirley, Frances 85 Shirley, Frances Sue 85 Shirley, Larry 73 Siegert, Mari 57, 88, 143 Silvers, Connie 73 Simpkins, Donald S. 174 Simpkins, M. Virginia 174 Sims, Emma Lynne 73, 90, 142 Singley, Loyd 174 Skaggs, Delores 73 Slack, Joyce 73, 94 Smart, Elbert R. 32, 35, 93, 127 Smith, R. Charles 76 Smith, George Ron 73 Smith, Rita Eileen 62, 73, 94, 120 Smith, Ruth 73, 167 Smudricks, lrma June 57, 93 Sorey, Peggy 73 Spencer, David 58, 145, 94, 139 Spradling, Donna Ruth 75, 85, 134, 140 Sprinkle, Ronnie 174 Staggs, Sharlotte Earlene 85 Staggs, Robert 73 Stanaland, H. T. 58, 130 Steelman, Freda 73 Steinberg, Charles 36 Stephens, David 62, 73, 96 Stephens, John 73 Stephens, Robert 73 Stephens, Sharon 73 Stevens, Larry Gene 74, 139 Stevenson, Carl 74 Stone, Lloyd O. 36 Stoops, Cheryl 74 Stoops, Larry 42 Storz, Johnny 74, 96 Swallow, Eva LaVerne 74 Swearington, Barbara 58, 136 Sykes, Ben Jerry 42 T Tate, Patricia 58 Tatum, Agnes 30 Teague, Jerlene K. Teague, Willard, Jr. 58 Teehee, G. Sharlene 42, 76, 90 Thomas, Charlotte 58 Thomas, Paul 174 Thomas, Paula F. Thompson, Gerald T. 58 Thompson, Macio 30 Thompson, Robert 76, 175 Thorpe, Frank 30 Thrasher, Eileen 74 Tipton, Lynette 62, 74 Todd, Dianna 85 Tompkins, Patsy 74, 90 Torok, Duane F. Tucker, Jerry 76 Tucker, Myra 74, 95 Tucker, Winford Fred 74 Turner, Donald 74 V Venable, Shirley 74 W Wade, George 42, 94, 97, 116, 1 17 Wages, Vyrene 74 Waggoner, Melvina 59, 93 Wakefield, James 74 Waldon, Jory 27, 62, 106 Walker, Bruce 36 Walker, Donald 74, 88 Walker, Dennis 59 Walker, Randall 74, 134, 94 Wall, Pat 75 Wallace, Jackie 75 Ward, Carolyn 59 Ward, Everett 59 Ward, Leonard 75, 134, 93 Warner, M. Frances 75, 94 Watson, David 59 Watson, Shirley 59 Weaver, Orley 75, 133, 90 Webb, Jack 153 Westbrook, Christy 75 Westbrook, Melvin 42, 174 White, Forrest 59 Whitehead, Joyce 60 Whitt, Delores 75, 88 Wilburn, Doanld R. 174 Williams, Josephine Kaye 27, 38 141 Williams, Julie 75 Williams, Kenneth 75, 165 Williams, Paul 75 Williams, Wayne 174 Williams, Worth Wilson, Elizabeth 27 Wilson, Larry 75 Wimberly, Sharron 75, 142 Winters, Murl 27, 42 Winn, Leroy 60 Wise, Jerry 75, 93 Wiseman, Raymond 42, 134 Wiseman, Robert 76 Woff, Earl 174 Wollard, Cathi 75, 133 Womack, Kenneth 75 Wood, Boyd 60 Woodcock, Ronald 60, 97 Woodcock, Sharon 76, 94, 97 Woods, Huie LaRoi 60, 174 Wyckoff, J. W. 76, B8 Wyckoff, Wilma 76, 88 187 Ez. f x INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA -5----fw - V fl ' 4 m u 1,v ' v . 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