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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1968 volume:

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Il ll I T , W :AN X Q . Q X ! - ., -N-.F '-'55 Y ' v ETH EQTWQLE 'cbiiiflg A A -QFQB THE WHOLE WORLD! T i 5 1 AA. S ,g0D f ' T M251-vg, 5 V . fall J lv 1 ,iam , 3 Kr . 3.7 . 'I l.w '. r-' 'I ' '4 ' T 1 1 K n I' 'V ' .l . ,11 3'- ff 4- ' , . . -J' I 1 , , 4 ,,, - SOUTHWESTERN ASSEMBLIES OF GOD COLLEGE E . 4 Drawn by Norman Pearsall E Courtesy of Gospel Publishing Co. l WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS COLLEGE WITH A PURPOSE DEAR OLE' SOUTHWESTERN Dear ole' Southwestern, 5? I'll remember you, I'l1 always cherish those Days I spent with you. God's presence there Did I behold And gave my life anew In service 'til I-Ie calls us home To stand united 'round the Throne. Administration Building Science Building :gf N 4. l Library Delta Building SOUTHWESTERN S A CCLLEGE . . . 'A ,. -wr, ' r. Y . J,.f , d ff' 1 j- -, K-.. NX, 'W' I .f '--XI, ,rf-- ' .-g,'- kT- - N f an X ' if YV h W .M A., ...' HCI I I I I 'lull' Girls Dorm Gymnasium Mafia. Student Union Building Boy's Dorm Married Sludenfs Apartments 'Q -v-f U . - - ' x.. 4- 'H 1' ' , --.:, -- '. 4 ls,-N' ' ' J-' ' 'Tf:',:. ' ' ' STRESSING SPIRITUAL STRENGTH AN Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all strength, and with all thy mind, and thy neighbor as thyself. Luke 10:27 Daily chapel services, undergirdecl hy prayer groups, dorm devotions and personal devo- tions, and witnessing provide the claily nu- trients for a healthy spiritual life. Spirit-filled instructors, missionary speakers, pastors, evangelist, and dorm deans add to that flavor which is Cod working through Southwestern. That udouhle portion which makes our school stand head and shoulclersabove all others. l.-- , ,1 .Mr , ,'i fi 4 11.2 M .ff lg . , a 41 ,A4 ,A ,1 1' .'1 'gn 1, + 1 -'Q , J if-Q2-WPQ nf., ' , . N A ' 1 Q'-we v I had ,f va 4 A 47 Sf? 6 v , A PHYSICAL FITNESS . The whole body fitly joined together ...- maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in love. Ephesians 4:16 np-... Along with the color and excitement of recreation goes a serious purpose-that of building a strong society physically. A good athletic program produces a person who is physically fit, mentally fit, and spiritually fit. Besides instruction students receive in men's and w0men's gym classes, Southwestern has an excellent intermural sports program. Among the various sports offered are football, basket- ball, volleyball, and baseball. 'EE 1.2 X, Ti. w.-Y DEVELOPING ACADEMIC Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. I1 Timothy 4:15 In our rapidly developing society, the demand for academic excellence increases steadily. Over five million young people in the United States are enrolled in college. With increase in scientific developments, Chris- tian young people must also develop intellectually in order to fulfill their responsibilities as American citizens and to appreciate our democratic heritage. The faculty at Southwestern strive to stimulate intellectual curiosity and eagerness for lifelong learning in their students while up- holding the doctrines of our faith which are so dear to us. EXCELLENCE AND 'VIUUBQ AKD, My U ai Q -asv-'. ' 1 'f. Q Q , tl ' l .D .Y E .5 Yi , L I E M E I I -jr. v .zr?,!,': I ., 5 0 f ii J. . 3: . . . M.. xi L I. 4:Ia'.1'Es:'Q. ff ' at -Q '..qv.- .- x ., .6 D x U 1 S .J 'Y r I is , fin v b. 1 -I 99 fv ' Q ., 1 ', ax W 4, X ,sl , x, X 1 A ,,, .. - 'Q - , L.-',.. M .1-In SOCIAL DJLISTMENT . . . fm , ,I x 'l ... .4 r .fl QQ Q- ,,g. , - Y- -v-, '-ra.. 4.1-ge .-:ga V 'Q hi - 1- ... lu- .. , 4 'T.e'ti,4 Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly loveg in honor preferring one another. Romans 12:10 Southwestern seeks to develop the total person. 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ENGINEERS g'Through wisdom is an house buildedg and by understanding is it establishedf' Proverbs 24:3 Through much prayer and planning the Administration and Boards of Control are ex- panding by adding much needed facilities. Additional married student apartments will be built. Another proposed building for the near future in- cludes a multi-purposed build- ing with one wing for a girl's dormitory and the other wing for a boys dormitory. Between the wings will be the student union with a cafeteria in the basement. The P.C. Nelson Memorial Library is expanding to meet the needs of the student body. A Matching Grant by the Federal Government has made possible the Purchase of over 33,000 worth of new books. Lab facilities are expanding with new microscopes and models. . xifrfi. - .,i.','.l. . . V ... gar y Q , HELPING FAMIIJES Q-w,amafx 'M'-we vig: Aj few :aj rf gp- E ,, ,.., -......,,.,,g,,,., , , L-- A, 4 551 L. en ' - 'I 1 1 T'.' - , ,. 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V1 I5 STRIVI G TOWARD THE GOAL OF AI' Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust cloth corrupt, and where thieves lmreak through and steal: But lay up for, yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: For where your treasure is, there will your heart be alsof, Matthew 6 :19-21 Some of the greatest men and women have walked through our halls and have sat under our professors. They have gone out into the regions heyoncl to serve God and their country. They are in all walks of life and are making in- corruptihle marks for Jesus upon the face of the globe. WHAT WILL YOU DO SOUTHWESTERNER? Successful graduates of Southwestern Vfx . .. .,,...- , ,,,.- 4.-, ... .,-- 1-. Dr. Klaude Kendrick, Head of History Department, Texas Wesleyan College, Fort Worth, Texas. Carol tConnerJ Paschall, First Grade Teacher Northside Elementary, Wax- Evlyn fV21d6I1l PHCB, DirCCf0f Of Guidance, Ellis COUHIY 561100155 ahachie, Texas. Waxahachie, Texas. NCORRUPTIBLE REW RD Paula Flower-1962 graduate-Missionary to Monrovia, West Africa Doyle Jones-1966 graduate-Evangelist .5 -v. vid Savage-1966 graduate-Assistant pastor, Stanley fChinai Wagner-at work in the plate-making department at The Gospel Publishing House st'Assemh1y of God, West Monroe, Louisiana Springfield, Missouri. px I IV, I I I I I W . I I - 5 W ' F, IL' qc. Lgv ' ' I H '41 'Q' 'I ' -.I 4' 'Bi f,3'1 'o ' I ' We . - ' Yi av 4 4 - W I. ga - -x 5 l I I V FW' X , f ' I 3 'N I I ' I iz If L 1- ,D , I-i I f M f-I ....2 DEDICATION . . f :I -I 2 1 :E 1.1, E :gm I. X ACADEMICS ...... INTRODUCTION .................. : I - '., I I 12' I c . I fr ' , I ORGANIZATIONS ..,............. 4.8 ACTIVITIES ........-...............-.............-....... Xi.- 'S -x IN-J 5- , 5 W3 NDN f I ffIl'lMlINlfATlnuc ENTS ................. gags. .ff w A - ' 1: -d'Z,1'pf . .Nu xl 'lf 1 -- . A. -. .i ' ,mffi V? I fn -1212 -' I ,G 45:6 'F - W. Eff 'Y er. -fl'-T 1 1' 'ix . .- ,i - . rr, A .,,., 'N' A I I :L if Y , -V . 1' . 'QQ- - . -:vu -'Q - Z! Q - , l' .,. . U,-ig, 1, .. -, , Aww, A 5'eS! ! ,,:-i.,:-1 fi. 'N' ' :QI- i hfigiiv f-- . fl-Q1., ff DEDICATION SOUTHWESTERNER '68 Miss Pearl Ellis came to the Shield of Faith Bible Institute as a student in the year of 1940-41 from Wilson, Oklahoma. She worked part time to make her way through school and graduated in 1943. She was an earnest, consecrated student and was very serious about the work of the Lord. In 1945 she returned to serve as Li- brarian and Study-hall supervisor. At that time the school had only a small group of books which were not catalogued right and not used very much. Miss Ellis went to Denton to North Texas State College and continued her educational preparation during the summers and became a well- trained librarian. She has been responsible for securing and cataloging thousands of books for the library. She has zealously labored to keep the books in shape and available for the use of faculty and students. On one occasion a faulty stove caused a fire in the old frame library building and Miss Ellis fought the fire and saved the books at the cost of severe burns to her hands and arms. For several years before it was built, she helped to plan and pray for the present fire- proof building. For over twenty years she has labored and provided the best library in any of the Assembly of God schools. This year Miss Ellis is listed in Wl1o's Who of American Women. -5 Vfy -Asl- v s T ,- .-5 J, .i Jfb 'WWW .. 5 wllrfl November M r 1819 wrrs I2 14 15 21 22 f-for-4 Q ' . A 4 5 6 7 8 9 111213 16 20 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 . L . 'S C 'f 7' ' IWUMII 14 Freshman Social SCPfCmlDCf 11 Classes Begin S M 1 W 1 F S 15 Kangaroo Court 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 U 9 10 11 12 13 I4 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 7 28 29 30 20 21 2 14 Dorm Social 16-20 School Revival 3-4 SACC Homecoming 13 Foreign Language Banquet 22-26 Thanksgiving Holidays 4 Oklahoma Banquet Urphans Day Christmas Social Christmas Cantata 9 11 14 15 january S M T W T F S 1 2 a 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 141516 1718 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 so :n October 5 M T W T F 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 12 13 141516 1718 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Christmas Vacation Begins 18 Semester Ends 26 Welcome Social 29 Founder's Day , l December 3 0 20 21 6 27 28 S M 1' W T F 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011121314 1516171819 222 24 252 293 31 1- X ' Y l ., x J 7 1 ,p ,ff ,J5Af5 'six' af . H, - 5 , A-, ' L' ' ,K M A 4 -2 1 FJ' W. 5,31 L 1 . RZ 4 27 F Lf- h41rCh S M T W T F S 1 2 9 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 25'29 10 11 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 2l 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 61,1 ,' PVQN f . ' f, K 1 ,. 117, I' Ll. Dv IX 3 0 S M T W T F S X' ' 2 3 4 11 Class Night X 5 6 7 a 91011 L C X 1213141516 1718 X I9 20 21222 2425 ' 262728293 31 X S M T W T F S 4 5 6 ll .12 I3 I8 I9 20 25 26 27 I tk f ll-'lf Q Y'4l . . f -l , 9 Sprlng Revlval Q 'Fr' at w. X W ' 1 -T 9 fXpr1l 0 SMT 'I2 789 I415I6 212223 28293 i 3 I I I I A C A D E M D, 1 .xx 25 BO RD OF REC-EENTS 1 A , . sf -4 li. R. Foster, Amarillo, Texas: W. F. Men-cr, Cleburne, Texas, David Mahoney, West Monroe, Louisiana, Haskell Rogers, Lubbock, Texasg J. T. , fr? 3, i Wuxuliacliie. Texusg Ralph Howell, Roswell, New Mexico: Thurman Elswick, Seguin, Texas, L. D. Wells Jr., New Orleans, Louisiana. an ln ?X Pu. 'N HQ ' - v 1 , l J Chas .l. Estes, Luhlmoek, Texas, Faye Hutchinson, Lillie Rook, Arkansas, R. E. Coggin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, H. W. Culhreth, Little Rock, Arkansa E. C. Vanzanl, Portales, New Mexico, E. li. Anderson, Waxuliacliie, Texas, W. S. Graham, Houston, Texasg F. C. Chamberlain, Hodge, Louisianag D. Chant-y, Albuquerque, New Mm-xi:-og Raynumnd Hudson, Albuquerque, New Mexico, L. H. Arnold, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. No! pirlureflure llICf0HU1ll'ill,2Z Lowell Aslilirnok,Alexandria, Louisianag Jack Dorman, Wink, Texas, Charles File, Fort Smith, Arkansas, J. D. Do llroken Arrow, Oklalmmag li. R. Eskridge, llroken Arrow, Oklahoma, J. O. Savell. Houston, Texas: Kermit Rcneau, San Antonio, Texas, Merle Harris, llol Springs, Arkansas, lioh Mann, Furl Worth, Texas. 26 RO RD OF DIRECTORS .. A .. - rtis Young, Fort Worth, Texasg Raymond Hudson, Albuquerque, New Mexicog C. C. Swain, Houston, Texas, Raymond Hippy, Fort Smith, Arkansasg F. Mercer, Cleburne, Toxasg E. R. Foster, Amarillo, Texas, Faye Hutchinson, Little Rock, Arkansas, 'l'l1c-rnian Elswick, Seguin, Texasg Armon burn, Tulsa, Oklahomag Not pictured: Lowell Ashbrook, Alexandria, Louisiana. The Board of directors directs the operation of the college under tho control of the Board of Regents. The college constitution states that the directorate shall con- sist of not less than seven men chosen by the Board of Regents? No more than two members may be chosen from any one constituent district, and one-third of the mem- bers must be laymen. The President of the college is an active, voting member of the board by virtue of his position. 27 V . as , . fr, vi. . WJ 'N ,ii . ,,, ,s.Q,gfg,.lw DR. BLAKE L. FARMER-B.S., Southwestern Assemblies of God Colle M.A., University of Houston D.Ed., Baylor University President Dr. Farmer was graduated from all three divi- sions of Southwestern, including the High School, the Junior College, and the Bible School, he then took work at the University of Houston and the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma. He received his D.Ed. at Baylor University, Waco, Texas, in August, 1965. As an educator, Dr. Farmer has enjoyed a variety of experiences. He served as classroom teacher, coordinator, counselor, and administrator, in both public and private schools and college. Dr. Farmer joined the teaching staff of Southwestern Assemblies of God College in September, 1958, and has served as instructor, principal of the high school, director of Student life, and Dean. He became president of the college in September, 1964. fpirvig lx 1 N., ,..v-v- Ii -.4 in l 1 K-1 -. I Harbin, Dr. Farmer, Mayor Lynn Lasswell, Don Coppege, and Ed Harding, business leaders were feted with a reception by Dr. Farmer for a report the school's renovation. ,qu V Ly Dr. at work. DELMER R. CUYNES-B.A if 4 C 7 t ...gf .4- ., Southwestern Absembhc-Q of Cod Colle M.A., Southern Methodist Unuer 11s A . ,. cmlemrc I :cv President WILLIAM D. JOHNSON-BS., Hurdin'Simmuns Univcr Business Manager ' '7 ' ' ' 'x .I ,rv CHARLES E. PACE-B,A., Central Bible College B.S., Drake University M.B.E., North Texas State University Registrar and Dean of the Junior College I' I I' mf vs Ji- O , . ,ur THOMAS F. HARRISON-BS., Southwestern Assemblies of Cod College B.S., Sam,Houston State Teachers College MA., Sam Houston State Tcacher's College B.D,, Texas Christian University Tl1.M., Texas Christian University Dean ofthe Bible College E f -KLFRED HUTCHINSON-B.A., Oklahoma City University MA., Oklahoma State University Direclor of Student Life , i ,gun 1 In.: ' V' rl.-A F V ,. I W .A .J , 1 9' .n..:g A 'rf' -r I If :nf X 1' 1,1711 I K dig. 'Nw ffl-1. 1 v J' M PEARL ELLIS-B.A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College Administrator of the Library A..L ,v Wh 5 . 1 ' Ya, V- ,- . x - ' . w. K' ' 'vu . '.,v ', l ,gr DAVID L. JOHNSON-A.A., Southern College B.S., Southern Bible College E3'l'CIlfil'C Director of Planning mm' In formation Office and Representative of Ilzc L!1j'IIIl.'l1,S Council ACU LTY Southwestern's faculty are appreciated for their dedication to Christian Education. Each faculty member takes a vital interest in his students as individuals. lyk eq--e WILLIAM BRUTON-Music B.M., Southern State College M.M., University of Arkansas 'N KAREN CREWS-Missions B.A., Central State College l ' ' - -Ei, . . 1- Y :r7.:. v J - WL H, ' f' ' ,, i,1:f , , 1 I ', p'iTld I,-ll, -' ,',i-5, 'mfilsi-uf r 1, s 'Iii-Trip far. ' 'V .' , . JIT. 5'-sv ' , L,-I ,xy H' 1 , r ' A' - gi il r HELEN DAVIS-Bible, Missions B.A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College 37 15 '43' L , Q3 1 4 4 JY... g sta... , '-Q f' Q 4:1 L 4 -H7 V , X x.. .LS-3' J'-4 4.11 , A 1 1 A . 1 1 A 1 4 - QQL51' , A 'A r' -1 ! 1 7' J, ' ' 1 1 , ff' 1. X, 1 g ' ,I H.?f1 , 1 , 1 rg,-f. wil if Y.6' 1 541, my x ,NA 11 1f .14 'I 'x 1 Y U 'T 1 -1 I 1 1 4 1 ' ,sf A-L 5'1 M 4. .4L. ,Q.I711Z ff ', .1 U Y , .T if ' .1 ba . .t 1. '-w-,.-, -- f-A M Wm n 1 X - 'vgfx :Y - JESSE MOON-Christian Ministry B.A., Southwestern Assemblies of Cod College 5, ., N . 'V-.1 , gl- , hw J 9'7- c '4 if . . 54 ,14 ff 1 ,ff ,, . I1 STANLEY PRATHER-Biology B.A., Southwestern Assemblies of God College B.A., Texas Tech M.S., East Texas State College S AF ,,,.x I :Phd s 1 M Q stil , MORRIS PASCHALL-Physical Education, Psychology B.S., North Texas State University M,A., North Texas State University J Q I 1 I l M 1 l , A Y..-. v I , I Q 4 . . 'rv- un. -4 w , 1 :1'j' w Au,4,' - : if '...-- 1:1 ' 'Q -, ' 'y V. L1 'E 1 V l Y 1 1 I if fl. --If I,-v, H4 3' .A , . JW, Ai!! , hz: nfs'- 9 1 1 3 5 -31 L :V 45. Q I I 1 Y 9 ' - A YT-VW, Q ,bf . I 1 'f 4 1 C545 5 ' fr fa.. I A -.52 H 11' f 1 , f if y QI? ' ' '-: L ff' f ' x V i a P ,V P1125 I 45.11 ,J JOHN WYCKOFF-Math, Chemistry B.S., Southwestern State College STAFF The Southwestern staff is a very capable group of people, striving to keep our school running in an efficient manner. lx CAROLYN THORNTON-Registrafs Secretary J ...hi JEAN BIRAM-Secretary, Business Office .IAN COCKRELL-Library Assistant 'X YVONNE LOWREY-Vlcc-Prcsxdcnfs Secre- V ,,,-,' .44 I Ii , RUTH HOWARD-Switchboard FERN HUNT-Presxdent s Secretary BUDD1 HICKS Bond Sale Manager MARGERY MASSEY-Bookstore MARY ANN MCGARITY-Planning and Information PEARL HAM-Snackbar Attendant 44 Secretary 4' ' LEOTA STAPE-Dean of Wolllen f' DONALD SEWELL Assistant Dean of Men MASSEY-Book Store CERTRUDE JETER-Business Office LINDA HENDERSON-Assista nt Dean ff' ?n fvx .f ,I E fdfiff- ' ? ' -ff . Y . J ui-Q A Il K,-as sv V, If ' - V . X '-.,' ii, . 'K A.. ., I 4, ff: 'wif' -- ff A- 1 M A : 1 Lk. .3-5 ,Qi f A ' .' ,.f-,Pl'1'.N'1f ,. ' 1 f 1 '5 E g:' . 1 1 - I ,-,g.-gif' i ilgxift' -3.1 of 4 - in V, L-,j 1 nj ' lg-.Y , -, ,aw-z',,1 g,g , 1' V V ff iff! 17 -'Qi'-1 ,1l-ff U W , ff- z f , A ' A ' - ' ' ' 'V gfvfl. ff .' :1 ,A ff' , 769 - 1.1-' T2 -i . A jx Spf f. . . f ifrggs- :ML I - J A6-s'N,,'.p'-ix' - 3 V , '. ' .ll -.A ,L hi, ' f V, , -T ? ' 2 i,N'f f '..i.13,Y- ,L ,, 'xl l . ',, a, . uf- v f -: ', , ' M-114 ' L -,Iwi I . V .,., , ,L A 44- DEWAIN DUCK-Dean of Men v-'Pl' 1 2 an 1--w J 1 -5 ' CATH ERIN E MC CAFFERTY-Secretary a NE D YES-Maintenance . I ROBERT MOORE-Maintenance I L MCKINLEY TAT UM-Maintenance VN- 414. ROY BYRE-Maintenance Director N 'il' X Allefldillll Dorm MACEO' THOMPSON-M W P. ,, ,..6W I 1 .x ff . ' f-'wn+: fv 13 Yu .'A' ffam, A' . ' V 4? A Q. ' Q, W 0 J ', 1 4 V bw:xQst , V1-f , 'fvilg ,251 :fb 1 4 x g, AY' 1.,.2' A 1, ss ' J ' ' , U QW, ,C pu at 4 'i l H455 ,, ,,,:. 4,1 ge r.- ni sag if 'f '-rf. 2-7 f 5 ' - WT' S241 'if' - -V In fi:-A V W I - I 4NA,- V1 2' , . 11. ' ,JA-'WA ' 'x-'lr -' 'f ' , A K- v-' r riff, . A E , L 3 4?- lx I ' V f ' H ' '. iii! 2, 5 4 fri ! 1 X. y 95 U I ,V .5 L ' ' . 5 . , V J gg ' - .LLP X J, . X, , , MARY CROWNOVER-Cafeteria Supervisor xxf- I MA TIN MUNDT Cafeteria I 9 E .I Ai I gi. , U . , . 4 W VIOLA WEBB-Cafeteria GLADYS POLK-Cafeteria -...,,r ELLA RAY-Cafeteria AGNES TATUM-Cafelefia LEOLA HEROD-Cafeteria 47 fm-W 1 2' fe1,2?5al-'fsrdrw - i ' 75: -23+ 'F4- f. .' , J f7'.Qii+..z2.liue?: -lxlig., 6 '- - f. '- 1f'- Aw-1 k- . ka.. M-3433-wx.. ' . ar si I gps H17 155 0 .SR G A N I Z A T I O N S 49 THE VISION I have seen the heathen in their darlcness I have heard their cry of grim despairg. All my heart is burning with the passion, To bring to them the light of Jesus there. Every dream and every burning longing. I surrender to their crying needg I am leaving every hope behind me, 1 hifi Q.. sf ,' Ll! 1 3 To follow anywhere my Lor y lead. l ,, 1 X- I I I . , :H ix . I 5 7 I l v wzf spit,- 4 341, liz- ' K . il' -J, N gl., I K I L Q 15 i I 1 'wkxk is tl' . .'T'3-fki. . 1 rg. H' '.?f- - - a . . ,SP -. 'A' Ii ' ' - ' 'I I' ' km. ' AS fl. K '53 1 V ' ' PH' ' 1 4 . ,' i gilt A, r ,A rr-H L 'sf yr if Who Will Co was the challenge put before all Southwesterners during the Missionary Convention. Ii f 1 . ,,.f.-,..--ffl V, :gp xg,--.f .I The Rev. Jeter, who has valuable missionary experience, serves as the sponsor for the Missionary Association. MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION Southwestern Missionary Association is a unique body in that it comprises the entire student body, faculty, and staff. Those who lead the organization seek to bring one ultimate goal into every phase of campus function- World Evangelization. Therefore, the efforts of the Asso- ciation are, in reality, the efforts of the school populus. Each person may involve himself in prayer for financial support or in an effort to keep the torch of world evan- gelistic ardor burning on campus. Specific efforts are campus prayer groups, annual faith promises to support the missions budget, and the sum- mer missionary internship program which involves stu- dents in actual on-the-field activity. Integral in keeping a unified zeal are the weekly missionary chapels and the annual Missionary Convention. Praise is clue the Lord of the harvest for His faithfulness in motivating and equipping laborers through S.A.G.C. Spring semester of '67, over one hundred enrolled as missions majors, and over one hundred Southwesterners were at that time serv- ing fulltime as appointed missionaries on some field. Continually the theme of the annual Missionary Conven- tion faces everyone: Who Will Go? President: Vice President: Roy Smeya Duane Collins 'W Secretary: Treasurer: Marilyn Davis Myrna Green PR YER GROUPS The purpose of the India prayer group is to help the students of S.A.G.C. realize the need for intercessory prayer. It is a ministry in which the students give out to others instead of receiving only for themselves. Another purpose is that through these prayers our fellow- men will receive the things they need on the foreign field. The India prayer group has had a variety of programs this yearg among these are listening to anointed speakers and viewing slides and films. Below: Every Wednes- day when the Latin Ameri- ca prayer group meets, thc joint prayerful cry of each of our members is for Iost, hungry souls. Specif- ic needs of missionaries on Latin American soil are presented. Not only does each member carry a burden for these souls, but he puts his burden into action through corre- spondence. Students write letters asking the mission- aries for requests as well as reports on the outcome. God has made our prayers victorious. ., A... . , , -e:.i4f sf+r?sf.H ' ,, 'S-.4 to 't 21m,.f:.'-TW' ,E f y ,r '4..f fl 'ffi , . ..19f4- 5' fi-fa ., '.., ,ff 'fir'-156 K -4 vs- J If A' 1.1 , . ,tv x -2133 iii. 3 gr . :f...,.e-,fl '1'- 4 'A V- O X INDIA PRAYER GROUP-Leader Carolyn Walthall fstandmg2 Clifton Carter Larry Wimberly Sammy F Anita Cox, and Mary Hudspeth. LATIN AMERICA PRAYER GROUP-Leader-Mary Ilrmces Cossey fleftj Carl Rinehart Joyce Dollar .Iamce Dorman Rena Beth Rex, Joann Paulson. and Judy Johnston. 52 y 5 ts! as . -ri 'nfl D 3 J' fr. ORIENTAL PRAYER GROUP-Leader-Jane Miller fstandingl Front: Don Purcell, Sharo Evans. Back: Ken Diebel, Steve Bates, Gerald Johnson, and Raymond Bell. Av L34 .. M A . .. . 1 211-,:5':frf?ff'-ifqmf p'.!1-'-'Aff-5 -if ft'- ' ,1ij t , vv,,1'-,',' pf ..,1,i-.. .- rfiag, -' , . ' . Affigij-'i':.T?' ' ws ' mag- fx- f- I' n Lee, Mike The purpose of the Ori- ental prayer group is to help lift the heavy burdens of our brothers and sisters in the Orient and to win souls to Christ by touch- ing His throne in inter- cessory prayer. The Ori- ental prayer group has had several speakers and films to give them an in- sight on how to pray for the people of the Orient. Below: Truly the har- vest field is ripe on the home mission front. The needs are very great and the necessity for interces- sors to accept this burden is vital. America has been classified as a pagan na- tion by the United Na- tions. Now is the time for us to pray and believe the Lord for the impossible- to take the place for Christ here in our home land. E HOME MISSIONS PRAYER GROUP-Leader-Mary Ann Sexton Krighll, Front: Nelda Ream, Sandra Loc, Cyrcna Cox, Judy Perkins, Candy Beehe. Back: Charlene Rowley, Walter Rose, Don Murphy, and Gerald Spalding. 1 . ,. V4 I -E.. .,s .,.: , 9 in-4,4 ... Af' . -3, , pi-. . -,.,.'gggg E w... KITCHEN PRAYER GROUP-Lender-Neil Noack fleftl, Front: Marie White, Angie Alviar, Glenda Malone, Sharon Keller, Pat Robinson, Lowuna Baker, Judy Woolsey. Back: Marcia Yeager, Vicki Pittman, Bob Sorenson, Paul Outon, Tommy Cravens, ,lerry Morris, and .Icrry Brown. Pl Above: The Kitchen prayer group has Southwestern at heart and a vision for the world. The burden of this prayer group is for the students of S. A. G. C. Its prayer is that revival will hover over E our campus and that the spirit of Chris- ? tian love will abide in each heart. The teachers are always in our prayers. The world is the missionary project of this group. Any urgent missionary need is taken to the Lord in earnest prayer. Left: The Islands prayer group prays for the redemption of dying souls on the earthis islands. Isaiah 42:12: '6Let them give glory unto the Lord, and declare His praises in the islands. Q- Z Q5 'T' -4. 'if- -1. 7 Ns ISLAND PRAYER GROUP-Leader-Dan Ligon fleftj, Lee Metcalf and Chester Hutchison. I .v ..-7 -, nw, f. I ,. 1 ,H . ...Z .. - ,-.vu V- . yi, ' .., ,J . , N . ' lv ' Y .',. 1-,LV i H ' I rf -.ha -a 1-I . . 'nf -if ' .. f 3 A ': '11, ..,.,,.. ..,, .- .5 '. .1 J , ..p' J- , uw -Fi: 'EI' 2 I ,, ,..-. . . 43 5,-.1 at .gf H-..-f , in 'r' 1 '-' ' 1 .nf z ' 4 - .' ff ' f .ki ug, R. ,t x . at ' 'rr ,t g , -n,5 1, X 6. 1 ROPE AND NEAR EAST PRAYER GROUP-Leader-.Ionathan Wakefieldg rr, Ruth Radke, Betsy Kingham, Nancy Shelton, Sharon Wesson, and Juanita Gurney. V Ni. - . 0 V v 4: 5 fi Duane French, .Ioyce Foxx, Cindy The European prayer group prays for mission- aries, national workers, and the whole world. The group has had a report on a European country and plans to have slides of Europe also. Below: The American Indian prayer group in- tercedes in prayer for the Indians. The Indian res- ervations a great mission field. With this vision for reaching the Indians, this group plans to send an in- tern to an Indian reserva- tion for the summer. The American Indian group takes as their inspirational scripture, Psalms 20:55 ... the Lord fulfill all thy petitions. o -'B . 4' . AMERICAN INDIAN PRAYER GROUP-Lender-Tommy Goodg Front: Sharra Wilson, Wynona McCowan, Sharon Parker, Avis Northcutt, Linda Hihner, Chris Witt. Middle: Betty Compton, Grace Hollaway, Sherry Shipman, Kathy Smith, Nancy Hafner, Kathy Smith, Marie Aikens, Phyllis Minick, .Iudy Williams, .Ianet McDonough, Mike Francis, Roy Adams. Back: Paul Cagle, Kay Gooding, Larry Hillman, Vivian McMinn, Richard Hughey, Vernon Ostrander. Bill Dixon, Dalc Crunkleton and Phil Clcm- metson. 55 Q6 56 1 1,9 f-up ,. -wi' AFRICA PRAYER GROUP--Leader--Glenn Landry fstandingl Linda Arnold, Will Hutchinson, Sue Parrish, Bonnie Buck, Elizabeth Parker, Sandra Cross, Ken Bolton, and Karen Kressley. The prime object of the African prayer hand is to intercede for the lost of Africa, praying that God will continually minister to His children that are labor- ing on the African field. They take to heart the Lord's prayer request when He said, pray ye there- fore the Lord of the Har- vest, that He will send forth labourers into His harvest. They have not only a vision for Africa, but for the whole field. The group has taken on zt project to help one of the African missionaries in need. Their motto is: To minister and not to be ministered to. The Students in the Teen Challenge prayer group have the soul of every lost teenager in America today on their hearts and on their prayer list. They see the vast mission field placed before them in our teenagers who are search- ing for true meaning. The Teen Challenge group's scripture is: And what- soever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glori- fied in the Son. TEEN CHALLENGE PRAYER GROUP-Leader-Don Murphy fsealed--rightl, Lloyd Blake, Tommy Stephens, Bob Felts, Elaine Taylor, Debbie Farrington, Joyce Dollar, Sharon Lee, Gerald Rodriguc, Doris Stewart, Linda Brown, Toni Powledgc, Carolyn Walthall, James Carroll, Ncoma Jones, Linda Hihncr, Larry Sharpe, Allen McGraw, Phyllis Berry, Avis Northcutt, and Betty Compton. tr 5- . lx MISSIONARY SPEAKERS N xx x X ...,.-,-f- f xy x X K J X X X X-,Q Wesley Hurst-Home Secretaryg Foreign Missions Department Xxx X p U J -X G0 74 Ihuefvft I Qi .N :.... . Talmadge Butler-Missionary to West Africa. The S. A. G. C. Missions Convention uplifted all of us and made us realize the great mission field Cod has put before us. Such speakers as Talmadge Butler, Wesley Hurst, and Charles Green- away made us more aware of the great needs in the world around us. Displays and curios from missionary fields all over the world were on exhibit during the convention. Many South- westerners made their annual missionary pledges to support our missionaries on the foreign field. 'JEL n 1-wa. S :ilu ff Y -,,,p L I Rev. Charles Greenaway, Field Secretary for Europe, the Near East, and Southern Asia, inspired the hearts of all Southwesterners with his missionary experiences. RESERVED FO 'ECIAL FRIENDS N' aol' MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIO as The members of the Ministerial Association are: F font: Mike Jackson, Richard Nelson, James Hardin, Mike Evans, Jerry Holder, Kenneth Jones, William McGarity, Charles Salterwhite, and Cordon Harkins. Second Row: Johnny Hudson, Jimmy Easter, Will Hutchinson, Tommy Stephens, Randy VanPey, James Carroll, Johnny Homer, Kenny Johnson, and Calvin Cowart. Third Row: David Beebe, Candy Beehe, Donn Purcell, Sharon Lee, Archie Clay, Warren Norris Janice Tice, Roger West, Alford Lashlee, and Jerry Eifflc. Back: Farris Whitehead, Roy Hardin, Debbie F arrington, Linda Brown, Linda Flaherty, Joel Menchaca, and mold Wal er. The Southwestern Ministerial Association is comprised of students who plan to enter some phase of the ministry. The club has interesting programs and special speakers to encourage and edify the ministerial majors. The club promotes fellowship and the spiritual life of the student. 1 The officers of the Ministerial Association are: Lonnie CA McVeigh, President, Sharon Bell, Secretary-Treasurer, E and David Satterfield, Vice-President. ' ?'r'x Ira Stanphill, noted gospel songwriter, spoke for the SAGC Ministerial Association at a very inspiring meeting. JESSE K. MOON-Sponsor Ministerial Association officers David Satterfield and Lonnie McVeigh discuss controversial issues with Ira Stanphill and Brother Jesse Moon. LPH G MM EPSILO ' I N The members of Alpha Gamma Epsilon are: Front: Juanita Gurney, Angie Alviar, Becky Wolfe, Chris Smeya, Carolyn Walthall, Marcia Yeager, Lillyellyn Romine, Mary Frances Cossey, Lavonne Runyon, Ruth Horne, Becky Suess, Janice Dorman, and Joann Paulson. Back: Mickey Wright, Thomas McEwen, Don Jeter, Doug Jeter, Ken Diebel, Gary Jones, Duane Collins, Nathan Price, and Roy Smcya. fi : - ' E '. j .' r '35ifi'ET. f:'f i u f -- . . ,.-. . 1.flI-I3 V' V ' ' , ' -L-AJ 5-:lu m '-F-LLL A ?i li' 1 ' L. , 5,':'- ' , ,'.'53 - 11 ' 'li--'VT 4 , . I I F - . . l I , 4,-,L - .,-r., . I. . 1-1 ,Q ,, 1 -- b . 51.5-'I - gf A 1, -45. - Z . 5. 'I - 34 - .X .7,-:JV-. 4. 1 'r 1-1-Q,Ll::.':.' - QQ Ly , F 1 . , . J-Y ' ' 1, ,I ll WL X , I ,l 'Q ,ly ' 9, MURL WIN TERS-Sponsor HUGH J ETER-Sponsor 62 'Wi 'N JONATHAN WAKEFIELD-President DAN L1g0N-vice.p,esidem r , . SUZANNE ROBERTS-Secretary BECKY GUYNES-Treasurer Alpha Gamma Epsilon, the Foreign Lan- guage Club, is made up of students studying or interested in the languages and countries of other peoples. The club sponsors an annual trip to Mexico and the Fiesta ln- ternational. The club also contributes to several missionary projects. HI SIGM PHI As one of the largest clubs on campus, Chi Sigma Phi plays an important role at South- western. Membership is open to anyone who enjoys and appreciates music. Chi Sigma Phi promotes musical groups both secular and sacred. Chi Sigma Phi sponsors many musical programs during the school year, the most popular being the annual talent show. The club uses the proceeds from their programs to assist the college in obtaining vital necessities. J -da FV' 'JI The officers of S.A.G.C.'s fast-moving music club, Chi Sigma President David Roseg Vice-President-Alton Garrison Hubbardg and Treasurer-Carolyn Laird. A ,Q Je, ,K F,-P'- l Front: Ginger Tauzin, Jim Burchfiel, Judy Cox, Carol Strait, Nancy Wyatt, Judy Snell, Sharon Beshirs, Sharon Wesson Mike Moss. Middle: Ruth Radke, Carolyn Laird, Faye Spears, Dorothy Casper, Janice Dunlap, Beverly Sasse, Glenda Gilde Prcsslcr, Joyce Dollar, and Linda Reinhold. Back: Al Burgess, David Mehegan, Carl Flanagan, Ken Bolton Don Mike Lake, and Sharon Hubbard. The Faculty Four is a novice singing group composed of Brother Bruton, Brother Pace, Brother Paschall, and Brother Sheppard Y - 1 'fin' .. i K . 'N X he Joylaires is a very successful group with Sharon Lee, Thelma ,labs and Sandra Lee. SCIENC CLUB llhilw I glhe members of the Science Club are: Mary Hudspeth, Sonny Clark, Dr. Williams and Brother Prather sponsors, and Larry arpe. The Science Club is a club designed for the - student who has an interest in science. The club il l is not limited to students majoring in science only. The many activities of the Science Club are field trips, films and research on interest- ing areas of science. The Science Club is not f only to inform the student, but serves to con- stantly remind the student of the wonder of God's creation and His power. tht! f - ' . ' w e' 'Il g---. W , RQ' calf' in Dr. Williams is always excited about matters pertaining to science. 66 STUDENT NATIGNAL EDUCATION ASSQCIATIO i I - -1-......?wf- E: Vivian McMinn, Gloria Smith, Judy Perkins, Joyce Foxx, Bertha Cooper, Kathy Smith, Sharra Wilson, Janet McDonough. : Toni Powledge, Cindy Starr, Kathy Smith, Nelda Ream, Doris Stewart, Martha Hall and Diane Flowers. sponsor of SNEA is Brother Jerry Shepperd. The officers are: Diane Flowers, a Cooper, Gloria Smith and Vivian McMinn. The Student National Education Associa- tion is comprised of students interested in the field of education. The club meetings serve to acquaint the student with the various aspects of education. The proper techniques of teaching and classroom pro- cedure are also studied. SNEA emphasizes the importance of education and the role a Christian can play in this field. PHI RHO Pl li U .fl- X The members of Phi Rho Pi are: F rant: Judy Johnston, Sister Reinhold, sponsor, and Onnie Sellers. Back: Buddy Hicks, John Pratt, Darryl Proffit, .lean Vincent, Elaine Taylor, and Shirley Eiesland. MIRIAM REINHOLD-Sponsor 68 Phi Rho Pi is a chapter of the National Honorary Forensic Society for Junior Col- leges. The club seeks to create an active in- terest in speech and drama. Many of its members have participated in various speech tournaments. Dehater .lohn Pratt sets forth his resolution as partner, Don Murphy, listens. -. -.-:li4Q-.'....... 'i'-'i'.5!'.Ii4 E gr BUDDY HICKS DARRYL PROFFIT F55 SANDY WILLIAMS This year was Southwestern's most active and successful year in debate. Under the leadership of Sister Rein- hold and Brother David Johnson, the debate squad consisted of Buddy Hicks, Larry Hillman, Will Hutchinson, Don Murphy, John Pratt, Darryl Proffit, and Sandy Williams. The squad went to several tournaments, both junior and senior colleges gaining valuable experi- ence in debate. Returning next year will be a fine nucleus of experienced debaters making the prospects for next year's debate team extremely bright. 2a!'A?-monrrflr ..- .nf . ' PHI BETA LAMBD W1 The members of Phi Beta Lambda arc: Front: Nelda Ream, Karen Kressley, Mary Clark, Linda Taylor, .ludy Skinner, Dale Gros, Sheila Foresman, and Lou Jean Gregg. Back: Wilson Ockerman, Clifton Carter, Dale Crunkleton, and James Pescke. -0 Nav A l i ri s S ig- f ,....,. JAMES HADDOCK-Sponsor The officers of Phi Beta Lambda areg Gary Murphy, President: Dale Gros, Vice-Presi- dent: Sheila Foresman, Secretaryg Linda Taylor, Treasurer and Lou Jean Gregg, Stu- dent Congress Representative. Phi Beta Lambda is the business club at Southwestern. Phi Beta Lambda strives to develop good business leader- ship and character. It also creates interest in choosing future business occupations. 70 CO-WEDS 1 The SOH- Q I fi'5a?z,5f ,-Ik officers of the Co-weds are: Mrs. Delmer Guynes, Mrs. Blake Farmer, Mrs. William Johnson, and Mrs. David n K 1 X :gf A53 i 'V A 'V - XI. ,fH . The Co-weds enjoy their monthly meeting which provides many social activities. John- Co-weds is comprised of students who are married or who are wives of students. The club provides many so- cial activities for the married students. 7l GOLD JACKET The Cold Jackets are a select honor group comprised of young ladies who possess dedi- cation to God and to Southwestern, academic excellence, poise, dig- nity, and charm. They serve as official guides around the campus for visitors, and they serve as hostesses at many important functions throughout the school year. Many long hours of planning and hard work are included in the schedules of these busy students who are known as Cold Jackets because of their golden deeds. it-0' rc' Front: Becky Guynes, Mary Ann Sexton, Louise Harrison, sponsor, Fannie Mae Hall, Linda Woolsey. Back Eva Pace, Sandy Lee, Carolyn Wedel, Sharon Bell, Sharra Wilson, Connie Glosson, Linda Reinhold, Diane Flowers Smith, Mary Frances Cossey, Judy Perkins and Barbara Bles. 'GY' I a I, I y it Mary Ann Sexton-President Linda Woolsey-Vice-President Fannie Mae Hall-Secretary 72 X-ff' Becky Guynes-Student Representative The Gold Jackets serve at all school functions such as the reception held for the D-caps. ,- mms Yi -J 'rr , f 'T+L :ylff KX? 1,1-'Hu ff-1.1, we-.K-af, V: '-ni.,- l Ne - f W d M A S t n o ens the Gold Jacket meetinv with a Gold Jackets Mary Ann Sexton, Becky Cuynes, and Mary Presi ent ary nn ex o p D . ' Frances Cossey prepare to serve at an lmportant school func- devotxon. I t1on. SIGMA TALI SIGM The members of the newest club on the SAGC campus are: Front: Buddy Hicks, Mary Ann Sexton, Sandra Eldridge, Sister Wil- gmhsponsor, Patsy Barclay, and Sue White. Back: Ann Shreffler, Brother Sheppard, sponsor, Elizabeth King and Darryl ro it. Sigma Tau Sigma is a national honorary social science fraternity for students major- ing in social science. The club seeks to develop citizenship, interest in the field of social sciences and scholastic achievements in the social sciences. The officers and sponsors of Sigma Tau Sigma are: Front: Sandra Eldridge, Vice-President: Sister Wilson, sponsorg and Patsy Barclay, Treasurer. Back: Ann Shreffler, Sccretaryg Brother Sheppard, sponsor and Darryl Proffit, President. SCLITHWESTER MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO 'llghe-Bnirlrxbers of SMAA are: Ray Holden, Jim McNabb, David Beehe, Walter Rose, David Smith, Marcus McClain, Nathan Price, and av1 oyer. I-v.iss w+,,,-t V-. ins. - 1 The members of the Southwestern Men's N Athletic Association are young men who en- joy and participate in sports. SMAA instills in its members the qualities necessary for good sportsmanship and Christian conduct. 1 MORRIS PASCHALL-Sponsor WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSGCIATIO I ll I 1 The Women's Recrea- 'N F tional Association is com- prised of young ladies who enjoy sports and like to have fun. The WRA has , Q many activities such as a I I I hiv' breakfast and various sports activities. 'W .D 1-dl,, A ' -- igg -' i .NTN We-v -li: Aj' 1' -.. Members of WRA enjoy the breakfast held during the cluh's initiation week. l I , Hwy y ,. ,V ..,,', V Front: Sue Mount, Sue Parrish, Linda Willis, and Helen Luce. Middle: Gatha Archer, Mary Brown, Rena Beth Rex, Cyrena Cox, Dale Gros, Kathy Smith, Nellie Williams, Shirley Eiesland, and Susan Burgess. Back: Pat Cowart, Linda Langford Brenda Jones, Ruth Radke, Suzy Zimmer, Janice Dunlap, Nancy Shelton, Linda Luyks, Sharon Wesson, and Ginger Tauzin. 76 t , +!?.miLu1w-.-a-at-A-amigpy X , ' ' f 4 7' f-1-'1'-iff. I ,,l,,, I vi, ,LIAQQ 'ff --1. rf' ' l Jggr-' , -1 gf .1-...ff ,--.ua-:-'f -,,.-qw! ',jf--:.qf'-f., 'Hj3gf-,g-w--5:'a 'f:,,'.- ' 3 I 1964- H 1 sw,.1-.'.-f:.'f-ea-exfhfzfwI Mya. I The officers of WBA are Sue Mount, Presidentg Sue Parrish, Vice-Presidentg Linda Willis, Secretary, and Helen Luce Treasurer x e 51 .Y ,gg ' Spence seems to he enjoying the WRA breakfast immensely. Ei' ' f'- ' J '-I N' we , Mount presents WRA member, Susan Burgess, with ax corsuge 1 Y i4 being the best pledge. - bf- 1.4 'an LY Q , r X STUDENT CONGRESS TPC was A Q v The officers of Student Congress are: Judy Skinner, Secretaryg Carolyn Wedel, Treasurerg Don Jeter, Presidentg and Nathan Price, Vice-President. G' The members of Student Congress are: Mary Hudspeth, Gene Enswiler, Mike Jackson, David 'Smith, Jimmy Easter, Denzil Miller, Brother Winters, sponsor, Steve Linney, Roy Smeya, Darryl Proffit, Elaine Taylor, Duane Colhns, and Faye Spears. 78 '....v,..-...L--V - t . r.,,.y.ftf C CT 5 rl 'rf Idsf c ,I QE zri-5 ,, x bi... A, . U v .',. g,.,, w H: fi. iw- Doctor Farmer meets with Student Congress to discuss school problems and possibly discover an effective remedy. ALFRED HUTCHINSON-Sponsor The Student Congress at SAGC working with the administration and student life committee sei-vhs as the voice for the students. Students can ex- press themselves on any matters of concern through the Student Congress. MURL WINTERS-Sponsor Student Congress sponsors many activities also. Among these are freshman initiation, Homecoming, a fruit cake sale, Adoption Day and the sale of student directories. Student Congress, also, leads the student body in active participation in civic affairs. THE OUTLGOK STAFF LOUISE HARRISON-Sponsor The Outlook Staff is composed of dedi- cated young people who faithfully and ac- curately report news to the student body and friends of SAGC. Without the untiring efforts of the Outlook Staff many memories of the happy days of SAGC would go un- recorded. Mrs. Harrison, the sponsor, and the enthusiastic staff devote untold-hours to brighten the days of the students by publishing articles and pictures featuring the outstanding students of SAGC. JACK HETZEL-Editor 80 xo- i if .1 ff MRS. JACK HETZEL DON NALENE LADE , TN .Dag ,ax C J- :r X., it ff f- I -2 15' ELIZABETH PARKER DIANE KING . Brig. J -, RUTH RADKE Z' 4-,,! GLEN DA CILDER THE SOLITHWE TER ER STAFF The many long, laborious hours of work have gone into preparing this yearbook. The annual staff has struggled under inconvenient and fretful conditions in their crowded, tem- porary quarters while the Administration Build- ing is undergoing renovation. But, like Paul, the annual staff has run a good race, fought a good fight and now, we have finished the course in preparing for you the best yearbook South- western has ever had! , y'Akq 0 lr SUSAN BURGESS-Activities CANDY BEEBE-Editor We must have more pictures. l gv 2 -' , , E ' :Aft 7 IPM I ' , -- 'fx -1 ix offs --X 3 iCGnif.tV.'. . Y' vu RSL .XX JEAN VINCENT-Index SANDY ELDRIDGE-Organizations JANICE DUNLAP-Syiorts, hdminis 82 tion, Faculty, Staff. wif. A 3 , ,gl x 1, DANA THOMINSON-Co-editor K 7' '?!iL 1,16 MIRIAM REINHOLD-Sponsor --gg 'llgf' JAMES HADDOCK-Sponsor as .gy mn- .4 H-X 1 I EDDIE LYNCH-Secretary of .V ,NME :ny u ,,-1. XIV S9 , ..L ,..., .-..-.1 4 W, -. , ,n v. -wx fm Ls.-1.7 ' KA' I . MARCIA YEACER-Classes RAY HOLDEN-Photographe N 1' If 1 1 3 -.1 . ,-Q, lmww 4' 3- l i J 1 MIKE LAKE-Head Photographer Not pictured-DON COATLY-Dark room assistant SIGN ANGLI GE CHOIR .f ,ff A 1 if ,,.f Z ,f X . X f, ,LAt.5V L 5531 Eg ggggigfgsf-Itzrzei' t , M. ,Q 1-'E'-'-5- 2 5 :ZS wwiffjfff 1 :Zi :sf-:s -f-s-ass'-silrsltiiilf' g ' H -.'lI'I.. '..l.:A'l - '- It I . Il if I 1 I I T 9 F5 tt- iv - , 5: ,I 'l ' 1 .i ' 1 f' r ,,. Front: Miss Crews. Jake Trout, Fern Cox, Debbie Craven, Betty Compton, and Philip Cochran. Back: Don Murphy, Marcia Yeager, Frances Yo Rocvcr, Steve Crizzle, Bo McGough, Dave Roever, Keith Elder, Sharon Keller, Bill Tomlin, Sandra Cress, Kay Grizzle, and Singers for the Harvest Choir is comprised of dedicated young people from all parts of the United States. The members minister not only with their voices but also, through the language of signs. The purpose for this group's existing is expressed so forcefully in the theme song of the choir which was written by the director, Miss Karen Crews of Bowlegs, Oklahoma, who is appointed home missionary to the death. N...-'. v, ni- -E, -r ...,- an , Q 2. Mltiairgzpzg-:f::: .f, .V,..... ,-.. f..3.f.-.,,,, . . linrvuv- W? -fi if I 1 Q . . X ' f - - , -.. 5 , . VL-. 'N 54. 4 'WF A l , .x,.5g., 51 J The Sign Language Choir presented a very inspiring program in a chapel service at S.A.G.C. 75 Director-KAREN cams 1-Q THE SOUTHWE TER ERS ' F 'Ef:V?lUfl'?, I, , , ' ,1,l '5' L1 ' Z S . , 5 5 I x h U ll? lv-x Tv-A C, 'v fr' 1,,,' T 'R -. The members of the Southwesterners are: Front: Don Jeter, Vickie Triplett, Judy Anson, Janet Frazier, Sharon Spears, and Phil Sadler. Back Mlke Charlotte Eads, Gene Enswiler, Faye Spears, and Brother Bruton, Director. The Soulhwesterners represent Southwest- ern to the community by participating in various civic affairs. They have sung at PTA meetings, clubs, and also several out-of-town engagements. They present to their audiences the gospel message in song. 86 'TP 31.-ff. 'ill ' taxi is W WILLIAM BRUTON-Director H RVESTERS The Harvester Choir has been the voice of Southwestern Assemblies of God College for many years. The dedication and consecration of its select members inspire the many congregations they per- form before. Under the direction of Miss Lucretia Shaw the Harvesters toured Texas, Colorado, and New Mexico this year. Everywhere they traveled hearts were uplifted and souls saved. Q I Director- '32 Y -. Kaul: v L -l ,I V ' f arm: we f I l Y 'X t l Ly Q 5 l NN y 11 Fellow Southwesterners bid farewell to the Harvesters as they prepare to go on tour. 'V MISS LUCRETIA SHAW Judy Cox Glenda Cilder Janet Frazier Deleana Priest Linda Sue Greer Charlotte Eads Carolyn Laird Sue Pressler Aleeta Pafford Judy Anson David Mehegan Larry Espey Richard Lindsey David Moyer Carl Flanagan Melody Anderson Mike Lake .lim Pafford David Baker .lim Burchfiel -1 .f gf- vi 'f' ' nlgg I. I 'I . , J. Y. ' v 1 5 1 A .L,. 1' Ti? 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V .A 54 i K .Wg,1' Elf, 1 ly' r 5, . 1.1 SA '---fu ' fl uk 1 Q' lm.,-'I Fs,.,,,.-Y anh- 1'-.: :.-:-Q'--i 1, 42- r N' 4 an 11 5? 1,1 1 ff 'S v fix . -.4 . , X fm NW ...f-wg rv-al ,W lx - :Wit VH 1, 4 1 Us ' Q' X , . ft + 1-, l ' n - :V -:L , ' -, 1 ' 'F' ' -241 N ng' - ' 1 ' 3' 2-: 'I L 311 as ' I I 'I' , Ur' ' x f .5 '- : wt QP ! 1 1 g . l ' U .K - E L '- 'r Q A 5 'E E . 5 Q f 1 . 3 4 ' it ME. ll if fg ll-1 . I - . IW 5 , z , ' ' 2 V .. 1 awww! ag? 5 Q 'fa 1 'Q ii if J 362 N 'I 133 5. M 1 wif - is B ,H r 4 Q. LL .ff I. by EELS, 1 2 BL BEANIE WEEK FOR FRESHME 1 v-'em il., 'T wr, ZS Y' .ff A--- ur ,f- The decision of taking thc necessary courses were sometimes difficult to make. Freshmen were grateful to faculty members such us the Rev. Hugh Jeter, Head of the Missions Department, who took time to counsel with them. Chris Witt soon learned that he had a few extra duties. 92 To some freshmen the first few days of school were probably the most trying times to ever experi- ence. To others it was entirely new, exciting, and full of fun. These freshmen are getting ready to register und select the courses of their choice for the semester. E 9' Pr . -.. - W, 'E-... J Bro. .lesse Moon seems to he very pleased with the freshmen's progress. Maybe he just persuaded some of these boys to sign up for one of his New Testament Classes. Uncle Al is helping to push the beanie sales program. s . me ' Q, ' 5 In vill ' ' lt y x Sf-lk Carolyn and Gene are proud to take their places as upper classmen this year. Marcus, Ronnie, and Chuck consent with great honor to wear their beanies. Steve Linney and Don Jeter are preparing to make the final dec- laration of freedom for thc fresh- men. A Beanie week ends with the offi- cial hurning of the hcanie. i ' x 93 RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK .Wig Evan elist James W. Morris from Pam 21, Texas S 1 P , was guest speaker for the 1967 Fall Revival. Brother Morris is a veteran of the Korean War, decorated with high honor for his bombing mis- sions with the Air Force. A native Texan, Brother Morris has served pastorates in Highlands, Texas, and Farmington, New Mexico. The hearts of many were blessed, and new eonseerations were made. These will be days long remembered in the hearts and minds of this student body. 94 A3iE2Zl3fljigESTEnn OLLEG Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto all perseverance and supplication for all saints. Ephesians 6:18. ln.: v 'W 41' 1 Ei 1, w-'A V P 'Q lift up the hands, which hang down, and the feeble Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. Colossians 3:2 ebrews 12:12. I .l0el's prophecy's fulfillment is something to think about, isn't it? A ,, 5 HDMECCDMI G SOLITHWESTER The Rcv. Bridges, pastor of University Assembly of Cod Church, was the evening speaker for the homecoming ban- quct. 96 Mr. E. C. McKenzie, President of the Laymen's Council presented a speech concerning the council. ' 1 - .L Dr. Klaude Kendrick served as the Master of Ceremonies. if-34' ' I '1' ' , A Y V The students of Southwestern never get too busy to remember their main purpose and goal. They always want to keep Christ first in their lives even in sports. The faculty-student basketball game is one of the main events of the homecoming activities. Bro. Wycoff does not know what to think about Glenn Smith taking the hall away so easily. Bro. Jerry Shepperd and David Smith are both trying for the toss up. Each of the homecoming candidates cn- tered the court to the music of David Moyer-drums, Don Dunlap-trumpet, and Mr. Bruton at the piano. Sharon Bell and Darryl Lawson make a grand appearance for everyone. Mary Francis Cassey and Don Jeter are waiting for the re- x eahng moment. 45 +S e-'QM K , 4.' 1 f is i 4-, 00 D-CAPS D-CAPS-Shown from left are-Jimmy Brown, Rocky Mountaing Ted Jones, North Texasg Jerry Roberts, New Mexicog Laurell Akers, South Te Eugene Meaclor, Oklahomag and Maurice Lednecky, Arkansas. The Students of Southwestern look forward yearly to the visit of the D-Caps from their respective districts. Much anticipation goes into the planning of the events which strengthen the students' spiritual life and thrill their hearts as they enjoy fellowship with someone from home . 1' - 1 , ! t- . gf ', 'Tr' A, The Rev, Laurell Akers gave the students some very helpful pointers on good leadership as he spoke of Youth Leadership in the Local Church, and said that each individual in the church is needed with his own unique ability. The Rev. Jimmy Brown spoke on Love, Court- ship, and Marriage. He said, Love is responsible for a multitude of 1ife's tragedies as well as many of life's triumphsg and, therefore how important it is to know and to do the perfect Will of God in this area of life. f 1 U, Y. f-F-fr' r' i T l I 1 rf'- ,,n.' ijt .At ,j EA, The Rev. Jerry Roberts spoke in chapel on Fellowship with Christ . He said, Christianity is not believing something, hut rather receiving Someone. He spoke of a world that is waiting for what we have in Christ. in ADGPTIO DAY AT SOUTHWESTER ,..n. .. ., , if Y, --.-,..5,-f--vw V - r I' F37 L iii The arrival of the children causes much excitement and expectation for a great day. L ir,.Q':!l1Qi:5f?'k?9! 51 Sue, did you really adopt Chiggcr ? , A V LI-f1ZA.,'Qa I02 me Q, , Il? 1 naming' ' This child, assisted by Patti Dorman, was solemn at the thought of having a choice of corn, pens, or beans. , 'f-,se - . F9 'gn' ig 321544 H Barb, did you really spend an hour combing her hair? ... .5 ' ,t v . P Ib R J.- 718 X wzgf, ' We p .4 'i 5 T r, r-454' 'ff' Qqaf -9 It - I ,ffticgl gli,-XLK 5 'A' . C ai hlottj- Q 4 Rui 5 ,. C it W init E ,Q u.,s,-0 Ev.. -dl x The boys are thrilled at the pleasure of eating lunch with their Adopted Parents, Judy Skinner and Cary Murry. 5, L A 'Q s' 1 M A-I 'V '- 1 . ' .Q- D PTIO DAY-CHRISTMAS P RTY Our senior Santa from Arkansas, James Phifcr, is fulfilling his job-thrilling the hearts of many children. 'WL Santa, is it really true-your belt didn't fit this year? Much time was spent by Becky Botsford and Linda Sue Greer on decorating the tree for the children. It was worth it! This Little Lady enjoyed opening several gifts pre- sented to her by Santa. 1lltt'. 3 There are many happy smiles for adopted children and adopted parents. .KI xii ll: 4 ,il 5-1 I-I 1,41 ill ,al ROY Smeva read the Christmas Story to an interested A lot of sad good-bys as the children leave for home. audience. l05 CHRISTMAS PARTIE ali!! x. The Annual Staff was entertained by one of their sponsors, Sister Reinhold. Pictured are: Marilyn Rein- hold, Sis. Reinhold, and Marsha Yeager. IO6 XXL, .nv X, , X. . -.1 ' The Goldjackets had an evening of Christmas fun at the home of Bro. and Sis. Harrison. Pictured are: Connie Glosson, Thedea Bennette, Sister Harri- son, Judy Perkins, Shara Wilson, Gloria Smith, Diane Flowers, Linda Reinhold, Mary Ann Sexton, Mary Francis Cossey, Fanny May Hall, Eva Dell Pace, Bar- bara Bles, Sharon Bell, Carolyn Wedel. The Outlook Staff was honored by Sister Harrison with a Christmas Party. Pictured are: Ruth Radko, Elizabeth Parker, ,lack and Lilian Hatzel. CHRISTMAS CANTATA The College Choir presented a candlelight Christmas Cantata. The choir was directed by Miss Lucretia Shaw. Many hours of hard work went into the preparation of this out- standing presentation. IO7 CHRISTMAS DORM SOCIAL V 'P , I , ,,g.1,y . .g'g:j,:- lx- fl gi? L sta-J J i '5 I08 nts.- k 'S Uncle Al and his Bride thrilled the students with a special treat. Onnie, Jolly St. Rose can hardly under- stand you with your thumb in that position! I l l , Sheri, what did you say you wanted for Christmas-or did YOU forget? .,,,- - ,I 4 Come on now, said Mama Eliza- beth, tell Santa what you want for Christmas, ,LT E 1 JL-.4 sw- Q: f' -Ili? Davie my dear. ,w-..,- I , V.. 4 Y QE , V ': L1-.I L. 1 -yd- 1: P' .- ,,, .nu-uf-. g . .P . W .lx .4 .9 ,, .,. --W 5544, ' x Qi! , Y ix A fax' N1 X f Guess Who? PHIL AND BROTHER DUCK! They did ir again in A hand-Shake to climax another hilarious acr- Homer and Jethro. I09 E., SPRI G REGISTRATIO . ,Q N1 I l 5' FFEWJ -1. , I , -'Q !lW?hie,.,, 955' 1 V-' A m V . 'i l.. . 7 lv Brother Haddock looks tired isn't right. I 4321 1 after a whole day of saying: Now Oscar, this The students had to clear with their counselors before they could sign for classes. 'Q 'C' 4 L5 - -I f- n Eddie quit smiling while Sister Jeter and Sister Lowery discuss the many chapel absences. I I 0 xt 9 1 -- :1.i1E Q' Doesnt Tim look studious, even at registra- tion! Some sad, some happy, when the bill is totaled up. -ox Miss Carolyn Walthall is busy with the registration. 1--1 Sp br ring registration looks ight. .lust think, we get to start all over again! Q- f .ex li . 5. X Ns WESTER D Y , 55 James, one is enough but Joyce, Linda, Ruth, Glenda, Nancy, Norene, Ruth, Linda, and Elaine are too much. 1 N, f - Q Potatoes are growing BIG. Just ask Charlotte, Carl, Chris, and Darryl. 1 N Help Sue up Duane, the rncc must go on. Glenda eats S000 delicate. I I2 'lb -get W Is that really Rusty? ,W -E. H .-. , M1 3 . :als . V V 1 N 9 4.34 , ,xg . A1 xr A .-1 Terry Wilson KVantomD fights the James Phifer KDO-rightl in a thrilling three fall match. looks as if Lonnie Ashpole has his hands mighty full with two wrestlers and their WESTER SOCIAL X . 4 AN Billy Joe Strickland and Betty Compton were selected the best dressed. W' James, poor Don doesn't know the ropes, so don't take it out on him. II3 FOREIG ANGLI GE ANQLIET The Foreign Language Club enjoyed their Banquet. Nr Rev. David Wakefield was the speaker for this occasion. x X i , i 1 Y V94 ,-lexjjv IJ ml II4 , A? Nathan Price, Don Jeter, and Roy Smeya provided some entertainment. Y'--0' hr I k Pictured are Rev. and Mrs. Wakefield and their son, Jonathan. SWEETHE RT ANQLIET The Valentine King and Queen WALTER ROSE and RENA BETH REX qi 'I X Q13 'ie The Freshmen enjoy their Sweetheart Banquet at El Fenix. Pictured are Beverly Sasse, Don Panncll, Rev. Thomas, and Rev. and Mrs. Guynes. The speaker for the occasion was the Rev. Thomas. MISSIONS ANQLIET Guest speaker for the Missions Banquet was Rev. Taldage Butler. ll 'S 1 .1 rf ' 'Kit FFL in 'L . . M 'Y OKLAHOMA ANOLIET Dr. Farmer, an honorary guest, was at this banquet. Many supporters from Oklahoma attended the Oklahoma Banquet. Rev. R. E. Coggin, Superintendent was the speaker. .JL X J- I :in Q91 . -fl 314 HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE ?73' Is this the Kitchen Rebellion? No, just Marsha Yeager, Marilyn Davis, and Jerry Morris. Looks as if you two are really hitting the books. ' and James Phiferl? this Floyd? I mean Alton and the boys CDav1d Bak er, Jimmy Say J im, do you rea Hy look that way inside? .' I' 1 , Q rf' a V -,e fl fi M F fl! L L., .J ... : .K lf ii Lee admires our new Welcome sign. 'K a W J J P0'f4 'iff i Truly, Taylor and Thornton take Z1 stroll on the beautiful day after the snow. -'H Q A little motherly advice about what might be in the little white box that Leon is pictured holding. . kg! , .EA . 41 . E E q. IQ? 'x lp ' J w X 1 X ' ,, Y, f wc- w ' is , 51,1 M' X I r X I J Y .Igf ' , ,.',,l:1 .' uv--1. -, -1 1 - ,J-. glgf, Ll ,lf XE QU.. , , , ,af sf. -- .T LED,- Q!n1'n, 1iqma' K V ,-HNF Y .F..V:.4'1tlgw ' I Y 5' ir: my f,Q-mf - .fu-.-. .-. Q' PM 3 111-.XZ'A. '1'J .r Y - tff,.'i:fi'.. ' if 9' ji-.ffl ' 'nztfff' -I 13 V ' 115 . nr , - N ,IQ ' ' uf.. , Vg , W X.. . ,,, f if ,DIC XX- I-I BQ Professor Rex is lecturing to his daily class meeting in the SUB. l20 Is he in tune? I t 46515 fi E - - 1' 1- - 3 it-.,s..rtfi i ii7'4s 'lakh Fgfz, BX A '1-:V ill! .',,' ll: org, Q, v '-'Nil Coach Paschall and Keith Elder put lots of elbow grease in washing a car. -si, , r! , N .N ,J .IM Im 1 T.: ' . -' 1' ' i - W , ,-, Y g A W. . . V W , 11 .V ' -' , I guru.. :ig M A , ii , ,M Books, Books, Books, Mr. Winters is about to tum into a BOOK. Truly, Clifton is using his thinker. 4 y... .,,...'...,, - 1 T Albert Olema gave an interesting talk on his life and escape from Soviet Russia. 'Qw- Q Say Mike and Deleana, what's behind the SMILE. K Listen! Sue and Charlotte that is enough of that monkey business. pf-' of' David and Put Qs rf- 1- I1 4' gil ..Lm,, , 1 The students look for Viv's cheerful smile in the evening. Kenneth, our own Gabriel, plays his horn Cnosel for entertainment. ll... 1 Janice, it looks as if you have become stuck in the mud! l22 Jerry and Carolyn spend a nice, quiet afternoon in the Nelson Library. Phil Hastie tries to perform some magic fo our Uncle Al. m 0. 'il YTE: ' 'f . x- .1 ' if Hg. 1 I , il-fi ti ' ' ' ' s f. ln X J - fi, .A f WRX X xx rg: 4 is MK L ht a, ' ' ' lx XXX I 5, 'L k ' 1 in -.' , YL, ' 1 I ,I . 4..- Y -'lf Pl' Lfl F' . 1 .... H f. Attention-Elizabeth is about to clobber someone. ' .J V-- 4 Jig, P Some boys like Jerald, made the snow miserable for the girls. ,Y-5K Away it goes! 'vt And finally it snowed! . ,K V Y -w .Sammi - I'-.H L -...J I J!-H.. - 'll' -F'T' Say, is this not a lively looking hunch of guys. Looks as if Alfred Lashly, Walt Rose, and Mike Evans think ,Iamcs DeMell is doing David Moyer a hig favor. Gerald Spalding, a faithful worker whose help was highly appreciated in the photography department. I24 Eager Beaver Becky has been doing a little studying. Q l . 2' - H ig, :iii gf- Sa 'i ...' h .-u-' , 49435 -L: 7- .. - T - F7 1 1N '7:.f'5 -2 35? -I qi Bi iifew fafg.r,,,jL, . n5t:.:L'F-,Ll 0, 1-fu-Q r' -'lg Listen here you guys fRormie and Tommyl you are supposed to look over there, said SusAn Burgess. ti. . '-4,2 l 1? fl., - 7- - 2, if ' ' arl Rena Beth, and Eva Dell enjoy some South Texas entertainment. -.L STOP! Rattling the dishes, Angie, Patsy, und Tommy. l25 l26 WEDDINGS I Mr. and Mrs. David Beebe Mr. und Mrs. William Moore J if in ' K V -,-f a' if . V E ' .VA , 11' 'VX Y r-fff Nf Mr. and Mrs. Cary Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fields Er of ' 5 fi- -I 'll' ' kk B 'r 1 1, , pg, :IJ Mr. and Mrs. James Fields X , .,... n f, ,, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gray Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Warren L , 4 :V I l r H ' 1 S. Log l , Mhz 'li S K' L AQ' Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCutchcn ET' fum gs 'if' ,-Q L1 967 HOMECOMING QUEEN -5 N ' cl - MYRNA GREEN en, . . VY Q Q' 'sg 3 ti-1255, rr ' X riff:-us 'V , sm 1 H :- wav ., A ff., 3-swirls? ' ,was .A A Q 1 , . 1 . . ,-L ' i' 6 Myrna Green is from Lafayette, Louisiana. She comes from a family 'of six girls and one boy. A Myrna has been very active in school activities. Her major is Missionsg she served as Treasurer for the Student Congress her Sophomore year, and is Treasurer for the Southwestern Missionary Asso- ciation. The most significant event in college life for Myrna has been her work this past summer as a Missionary Intern in Winslow, Arizona. Working with the American Indians for eight thrilling weeks, she gave assistance in Vacation Bible School and 'LKid's Crusade and saw mariy souls converted to Christ. ,,. . 4' . A I' , .xp- o- ' ,, L+- 4. uf N. ty' .nu V, Murl Winters, Student Congress Sponsor, presents Myrna with her trophy. ' After the traditional queen's march, Myrna took -her place on her throne. ' l3l HOMECOMING CANDIDATES MARY FRANCIS COSSEY-Senior 'CANDY BEEBE-Junior CAROLYN WEDEL-Sophomore I SHARON SREARS- I Sophomore r ,rr SHA-RQN 'BELL-fsqphomore K I33 my OlJlI.6fl!C2SlKQ!'72 zfane 0,622.5 l34 M 5. V m4Jf'n A l fu f-M' N .ww-.MY-QW 1 UW , ,N Q' - -.N W E Q M. M 3 an 1w1 u M ,ya -X 4 y . Q ' 'K' A M m Jw y 25fW'Ew',- Vw- I K ww A H f H Y .. su. V . Irv' www' X W M W X X w v M n l35 u N' ' Q M ,g ,iv .W ,M , an of 9251323 0 z1fAwQ5fQf'z2 W , CD , Zf12f12y C.,fd.SZ'1i?Zf I .sf Alfffzn f!f'fUfJ X 'xi' F7 Eimddllg 6676? 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I c hbfifftfiwisgw I -.mf .-wan . fx-,,,, g,i,V?..-, t '14 . - I . gf! s-105. ' '.'fY'vp- gin 7,71 .- N- bl-. - 1 ,N : I i'-'- I 'M kv- A,R..:R... SAYS' ,, 'S' 1-X Q' -. N Marr--. I ' ' r, if QQ V ' H54-, Nm GENE EMSWILER 'FN 1 ' , V '. ' .wf H in I IEW- fs, Wx AA , V ' ' I W T-iw.-L . A I52 ,, 4 v ,v- ya- -f- -. me P, Q ,,. N , . 1 fav. r -x ' .4:' , r- I - HW-l . F' 1+ ' 'Q v :wp FA2:? rig, 511, l:g.y.E',2 I. ' Gqrg ' f ,: , I. ,rf ' 'I .Y 1, ' , ,r- 1 , - - rf-:-1-. 1 Q Y-59,1 Q'-rw: f'-' -- .-,.- Rf E .fffig-ggeY '.f2- f.rfZZ., Q! I , I U I ,..f , .-,, , 1, 1 1' 'ffl izlfffz-v ,Q -.1-,iw .iw f 5.1.3 - .,,g,g1-,':'- ., .r,i.,':' 5555- t X j3'.f',iL I f 34 ..- ' ,1'l!-17:- ,.J:-f, n .vp li A 'QW'-7'f U J IM McNABB THOMAS BROWN ,-, -K 1 are ,A X if .0 X T IE, CARL FLANGAN DOYLE OLIVER DAVID MOYER V., --,+,,, 1 l. SUSAN BURGESS PAT COWAIMIVPWF FANE ELSWICK 1 P -QL x , H' xx? ' www- L- K GATHA ARCHER MARY BROWN SHIRLEY EIESLAND f 1 ii' wi k-ll -I ,Q-'.4vu64':.,y-'f. 1 ., EN f'?.z. .- 4 ,M 'aafv ' -'liffvi'-I Ji ,A-2. Q14 x-. J. 141- 1 32 1: s 'Q - If . 'm A ' S CLINTON SMITH DAVID BAKER MARCUS MCCLANE JOHN HUDSON , 1 I' :A 'f .I ,rf r' I 1 I '-,.- - A. 'ij X 'MJ '- 'MLK 5 I X IS4 DARRYL PROFFIT MIKE LIBERATO EVERETT GRIFFIN ' --A .ln ' . r Ffff '45 f' K LL H. 1. 1 . .MV 1 . rv 5, v f '. 5 1 : 2 f ,,,.. VLC Wy f ' . 'J' -41. 11,12 ,gi91xQ:',,,'g ' .Q 1... - Q. , L ' , 1 125351 qi?-T UMW P' 41, , , , 3 - 1 wf- f? v ., yv f l 1 ' . 4 W -HV! ' ' . - X 1:3 f 5 vw: 7 ' : by v I' M M cg . 1 V ,311 Q 9 1 fu 4' If '- ' Q '5 0,4 fy- I Q 5 - H I li ,Y 4,1 ANGIE ALIVAR H ,r 1-.u L ,mv W If - , Ll 5. 9 :FE v., ' Wfiff F, , P 1 E ,. -fl' I f. , x Al A Z I W 1 ' n 1' F Y Q V N r BETTY COMPTON JEAN VINCENT H., 'ui vl x xi X U Uh .6 gf , , ..-, 5-.2 .. F.: 3 grviiw... KX K J 4, if- 'Q M I .iff -, fp ev' ,JP Q 7 6 v E af w I iii Q ? , , 9 .ge -. 5 an 2 01 3 'E F5 ,- is ALL STAR GAME The Intramural Champs Arkan- sas-Louisiana played against the stars from the three remaining teams: .limmy Williams Jimmy Easter James Thomison Buddy Hicks Darryl Proffit David Smith Don Jeter Clinton Smith .lerry Stanley Don Exley Philip Sadler Carl Flanagan Ralph Franks David Baker James McNabb Thomas Brown Marcus McClane Boy! What a back breaker. E' 7 The team was in the huddle. if .il jf 'fs , i 5 A. , ,iii r u x V' I as x 523. ,R .h x 1 1 we .9 what .ga 4' ' X N I If 3.0 I ' ' .- t ,L e H9 . yffkl , I , 'UF' Q N . ., AF I ,gil Q, Af-all-if ' ' n I ' Qtr. ' , I 1 A Q 4 1. ' ' 1 ., N-QL., i, 1,k H 'l ' r .J 'J They went that-:1-way. ,ee l57 l58 Everyone keeps their fingers crossed. Height is very important. ARKANSAS-LCUISIANA SWAMP H065 The basketball season was very exciting. The thrilling games kcpl everyone in sus- pense. Mike Brccchcn, Buddy Moore. Bo McCough, Tim Gilbert, Jim- my Bcrmattcn, Ronnie Glosson NORTH TEXAS WARRIORS Johnny Decker, Leonard Batema Ray Holden, David Turner, Do Jeter, David Smith, Don Jeter VL! - wif- L T156 .41 r 'g '-fi' 'Qi ,fl , 'vii Agni -4's.. f in 'ff i . WWC L 5 ,Zhi .L'1 pi ,MJ 4cv':gl'1 A flying leap for Il spike. Who gets the ball next??? ARKANSAS-LOUISIANA SWAMP HOGS L.-,,-,,,.,-1- , . ,,..,..-..- -----J- ' fn 1 ' x f' 1 .. 1 ,H , , x 4- W , 7 EY .- N ' I fa 1 an !,!,, V , X ' i . y , l ' x I . I , M Y i David Breechcn, Ronnie Closson, Bo McGough, Tim Gilbert, Mike Breechen, Jimmy Zermat NORTH TEXAS WARRIORS Ray Holden, David Smith SOUTH TEXAS WARRIORS N WLLQSTT- -1, I can't help it if my arm isn't any longer. Lloyd Blake, Carl Flanagan, Joe Hancock, Doyle Oliver, Mickey Wright INDEPENDENCE FALCONS Have ball will travel. mlth, David Moyer, Gerald McClosky. Marcus McClane, Lee Metcalf, Darryl Lawson, I6I I ' I I J , ARKANSAS-LO.. S AWA SWAMP HOGS ITIII Ruth Rnrlkc, Kathy Smith, Linda Tnvlor, Dale Gros, Margaret Young, Sue Mount, Mary Brown NORTH TEXAS WARRIORS , . II It I 1 I I , I D Up and over. rf-.J II Q '-H' ..f:,..A.hr ' I I 5., 'II' f Airy,-1-X - N v ., - - ,.,L., What to yell. What to yell. Judy Johnston. Suzy Zimmer. Sharon Bell. Rena Rex, Judy Skinner, Pat Cowart, Lou Jenn G Carolyn Wedel Lawana Baker Charlotte Eads Suzanne Roberts Marie Byrd Brenda Smith Karen Kressley SOUTH TEXAS EAGLES .1 I O01-PT' VIZ EdZ 'l'1'.1F'l ' 225,555 3 -4. Esgggg-f? in .... :?':'5335 m:....4m3' w,,m..::::1 'u:5Owr:a U,-:gg-1 l n. I N D E P E N D E N C E I63 '-Q -.vgin V, . 1 Ls'n.a..w-., . Af' bv -1. .7-H , s.. V ' '.l. A 1 a Q ' ,,, .141 .a lgf ' ' -V PPP' fm ' 1 4 1 , 4 l W I I f YF: ' ,A fs- 5 5 -,........- ...g W - ' ,.,-H. --f' M-- --411,15-'gf -.3 ,,,.. .-- , ...-..w-....-f.-r- VA- '15 'xiii COME 1 Q .2 ' fi A 1 .N , 4:6 -5 v ,r : -3-A f 'A WFT 'T13 . 'F 'Hr ' ' ' diy' . 'Will .N , JE f.'-1 , 1 ,,, Afiyblgg ng Q- 3' .T V? ,fr Jjj, - m -'if lQI .Q'i??+ 4 3 ' , - Q' . 1 131 ..L' 1.1 ,M 731153,-.,' E, ' qr 7 ..,J 1. '. W v' ' . 1 ., -:.. ,k-1, ,-H .4.- 5 f - ' -:L-is g n: L- - L , ' wrt- if ., ' ll-4.19 - ' 5 - 1.- -J ' ' - .. il I I AV ..- ., .4 . Q -1 T.- ,.- il-4 E, R RI Ls .E .3 S Hifi i 3 E WL-el tt E am 2 5 1,1 . U - . -5 1 'i ,' ,Mg X 'AA' A 4 . . .,.a',,. 3? hwf.,:?'.. 4 K Quo. ' 4 vw, 'U E2 J.. 5 1 Ee?-511. QI 1 A SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS . Harrison nsor Louise H Span IN THE NAME OF OUR GOD WE WILL SET LIP OUR BANNERSH Psalm 20:5 ALVIN LEONARD BATES Gentry, Arkansas JIM BENNETT Camden, Arkansas THEDA BENNETT West Helena, Arkansas JOSEPH DANIEL BRANDON Mobark, Texas PAUL JOSEPH CAGLE Winona, Texas SONNY CLARK Baytown, Texas WM. DUANE COLLINS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma MARY FRANCES COSSEY McAllen, Texas DEWAYNE DUCK Ardmore, Oklahoma TOMMY EDWARD GOOD Levelland, Texas ROGER GRAY Pipestone, Minnesota SANDRA GRESS Miami, Oklahoma STEVE GRIZZLE Ft. Smith, Arkansas GENE HARRIS Huntsville, Alabama MARY RUTH HUDSPETH Sherman, Texas DON JETER Waxahacllie, Texas DOUG JETER Waxahachie, Texas DALE J. JOHNSON Mangum, Oklahoma CLYNN P. LOWRIE Waxahachie, Texas BOB MCCUTCHEN Russellville, Arkansas LLOYD MCCUTCHEN Waxahachie, Texas LEE METCALF Glenwood Spring Colorado DENZIL MILLER Pasadena, Texas DON MURPHY Olney, Illinois SHELBY RAY PEARCY Eakly, Oklahoma JAMES DALLAS PHIF ER West Helena, Arkansas KENNETH L. PHIPPS Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma OLEN W. POTTER Poteau, Oklahoma TONY SHREFFLER Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ROY SMEYA JR. Phoenix, Arizona l70 How amused the time-keeper, Steve Griz- 7.lc, and thc alumni basketball team look as they watch Phil Hasti really humming it up during half-time at the homecoming game! -Kg ug-.., , Two handsome faculty members. H l J f ' W vi 5. What would we do without Miss Shaw? KENNITH STEWART North Little Rock, Arkansas 4 LARRY STOOPS Irving, Texas JOHNNY STORZ JR. 4- Pine Bluff, Arkansas f JACOB E. TROUT ' Holly, Colorado -.1 :rn TERROL DONNAL WILSON Qs' Midland, Texas 1 W ' . l l Is Davis sleeping in the shade or is he just having a little car trouble? l7I v. ' -54.- .. X 1: il.: ,H i '-' 1-111 'iugrr-Sy . . '15-'. Htl , gf: .f- ' P21 . flight: - . 1 I l72 :M- .UI vo in hm.f:f,v,,,1ra 'gi-i'i 4-f,A-,-gym, 2 L il ' -.l ,. 1 1. 'ff' 6 -1-L, I t ,N .V '1 N- - -.,-. -f,-, ,.v.., Junior officers from left to right: Betty McCullough, treas- urerg Keith Elder, presidentg Fannie Mae Hall, secretaryg Donnie Wiggins, vice-presidentg and Marilyn Davis, outlook reporter. I .4 ., . ' fgF:'L:fiEf W i 'fi ff. i' ' 1-- Wm r 4 -J' in - 'sf' 'Q'- Jesse K. Moon Morris Paschall Sponsors IORS IORS IORS IORS IORS IORS IORS MARIE AKINS Littlefield, Texas NEIHULIE ANCAMI Kohima Nagaland India JAMES BARNES Dallas, Texas VICTOR BARTLOW Carmen, Oklahoma CANDY BEEBE Houston, Texas THOMAS BENNINCFIELD Borgcr, Texas JAMES BIRAM Kensett, Arkansas JERRY BROWN Newport, Arkansas MIKE CIIESHIER Crossctt, Arkansas MARK COCKRELL Pampa, Texas CARY COOK Skellytown, Texas MARILYN DAVIS Norton, Kansas KENNETH DIEBEL Galena Park, Texas ROBERT DOUGLAS Grand Prairie, Texas KEITH ELDER Albuquerque, New Mexico ALTON GARKISON Crayburg, Texas CONNIE GLOSSON Benton, Arkansas MYRNA GREEN Lafayette, Louisiana FANNIE MAE HALL Oktalla, Oklahoma JOE HANCOCK Freeport, Texas MARVIN HANKINS Phoenix, Arizona LINDA F. HIBNER Estancia, New Mexico LARRY R. l-IICKMAN Colfax, Washington RAYMOND M. HOLDEN Dallas, Texas JOHNNY HORNER Duncunville, Texas PAUL HOWARD Shreveport, Louisiana JAMES ISOM Edmond, Oklahoma MICHAEL V. JACKSON Phoenix, Arizona ROBERT E. JENSEN Alamogordo, New Mexico KENNETH F. JONES Greenville, Texas SHARON KELLER Woodbine, Pennsylvania PAUL LAWAYNE LEE Clovis, New Mexico Systematic Theology is not easy reflects Keith Elder, as he endeavors to take notes from Bro. Harrison s lectures JERRY LOWREY Topeka, Kansas EDDIE LYNCH Jellico, Tennessee BETTY ANN MCCULLOUGH Oklahoma City, Oklahoma MAX McCOUCH Bastrop, Louisiana LONNIE MCVEIGH Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JOEL S. MENCHACHA Fort Worth, Texas .IANE ELIZABETH MILLER Norton, Kansas OTTIS LEE CBUDDYJ MOORE West Monroe, Louisiana WILLIAM .I. MOORE Vaughn, New Mexico DIANNE MORRIS Pecos, Texas SUE MOUNT Sulphur, Louisiana DAVID BYRON NORTON Long View, Texas EVA DELL PACE Waxahachie, Texas JOEL PARKER Cullen, Louisiana SHARON VONNETTE PARKER Cullen, Louisiana NATHAN L. PRICE Las Vegas, Nevada What has Phil got? It could he a doll, but it happens to be Gary and Gloria McCleIland's little daughter who was visiting with her parents one day. Now we know what Phil likes-dolls! l75 SHERRI RISHER Houston, Texas DANNY ROGERS Odessa. Texas DAVID ROSE Dallas, Texas MAX SAPP Orange, Texas BEVERLY SAVAGE Seminole, Oklahoma WALTER SCOTT Buckeye, Arizona ONNIE SELLERS Bridge City, Texas MARY ANN SEXTON Paris, Arkansas DELTON SHIFFLETT Irving, Texas CHARLES SLAGLE Gainesville, Texas FAY SNELL Dallas, Texas FAYE SPEARS El Paso, Texas r i f- 4 .1444 77: fv- gkfw fs JM if ,I - is-5 uf, 1-rf' if . f. -1-,V . . .. .,,,. ,.. ,. V ' J.f.'fn -i . -. qv, Y , 1-2- .Hn -. '5.e,1L'12T4-ifiigxff'-5 5 , ' if- 'M'5'rlfS W ft-:- Hi ..,,, 1'W Vf'fvQ f f'4I1.7fff Q l wee. aw. Yffil' M21 'Iii-1 .Q 1.. ' . -' flu' lille?-g yz'j..Cf2'ff f., vm'f J. --f,.,'Q.g- - - anti, - . . , 'lg .Q-lf -fxflvi 3 Hn: J yr.-.f-1 , f , I , Y A., I .. ,.,,,,,,, r .' ,..f.,1, .f-U .-gl ' , in ,.,,e,..', ., Nfxrf' -' ' l .,.,1' 'v , ll' rv' 1 ,V . ' 1' 'H - , , ,fi . QL i V , . . 5 ' TC-1' ' ' ' 1.1 . . -Q- '1' A - 4.313 if ' 4' . f. 1- .pg-. , -- . 1 in . is H I if T 9- V ' ' . 'i'57lf3 vj P , . . I ,,,-,H...,- ,- 3. . a. - , :M ,'5...F1'l 1- Liu'..'.'T1-E .. -T A new look at thc library. Mary Ann Sexton and Paul Cagle assist in collecting during the Missionary Convention. LINDA STOLZ Dallas, Texas JONATHAN EDWARD WAKEFIELD Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ARNOLD D. WALKER Marshall, Texas CAROLYN WALTHALL Camden, Arkansas LINDELL WARREN Cement, Oklahoma MICHAEL LEE WHISTLER Dewey, Oklahoma MARIE WHITE Virden, Illinois SANDY WILLIAMS Hereford, Texas WAYNE WILSON Elk City, Oklahoma GENE WISDOM Lake Charles, Louisiana LINDA WOOLSEY East St. Louis, Illinois X 1' 1 lah. Jay., ' ,I Miss Shaw's lovely I singing inspires and A gal uplifts as it is f anointed by the Holy Spirit. I77 S54 ,v,,, M, 1 ,x ,V ,Lax I Q ,. ' .. ,-1-' -.,-.- ,Y Ji .v'+' , ,I -.r A-- .. .F --Tr ., Q ,Z v' A D L x. 'n .-.QR . 121 re-- fv. . v-- A ar ' A ,rf ' , i I 'Q N 1 4 , .4 .V ' ' '-r,. '14 . - . K H... -4 .1-. 'frv-3 w ' 1 lil. ' '99 x ffg , ' A A ,, ., lr .7,e X .VET-'. L '. .-1 Class Officers: Bo McGough, Vice-Presideritg Sandra Peters, Treasurerg Sharon Spears, Secretaryg and David Beebe, President. I78 SOPHOMORES SOPHQMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHCMCRES SOPHOMORES SOPHQMORES SOPHQMORES oke is on us! THOMAS ADAMS Houston, Texas JERALD G. ADKINS Pumpa, Texas JERRY ALEXANDER Peru, Kansas SHARON ALEXANDER Mount Pleasant, Texas PATSY LEVERA BARCLAY Houston, Texas DAVID BEEBE West Monroe, Louisiana VIVIAN BENNETT Ozark, Arkansas PHYLLIS ELAINE BERRY Cordell, Oklahoma EARL BERRYMAN JR. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma EVELYN BEVIER Parma, Ohio BARBARA BLES East St. Louis, Illinois DON BLEVINS Five Points, California JOHN BROWN Waxahachie, Texas LINDA SUE BROWN Waxalmchic, Texas VERNON BROWN Cleveland, Texas JAMES BURCHFIEL Van Buren, Arkansas Is it all that bad, Mary? gl 1 F' - Q . -I K K1 ,.,-v., -A f, 1! 'f'V A.. fs 3 31 b Xf I:-:', SUSAN BURCESS Graham, Texas TERREL BURRGCRAAF New Sharon, Iowa CLIFTON CARTER Waxahachie, Texas MARICOLD CI-IESHIER Bastrop, Louisiana PHILIP CLEMMETSEN Lampasas, Texas PHILLIP COCHRAN Comfort, Texas BERT HA COOPER Houston, Texas .IUDY COX Palestine, Texas DEBORAH CRAVEN Miami, Oklahoma CECIL W. CULBRETH Little Rock, Arkansas BENNY DAVIS Garland, Texas EUGENE DEAKLE Slidell, Louisiana PATRICIA ANN DORMAN Fayetteville, Arkansas STANLEY DREW Buffalo, Oklahoma NAOMI DUCK Ardmore, Oklahoma DON DUNLAP Midland, Texas RONALD W. DUNN Springhill, Louisiana CHARLOTTE ANN EADS Kermit, Texas DANA KAY EDWARDS Pleasanton, Texas GENE EMSWILER Pasadena, Texas mn in tin lunch iinc can prove to ln vm-ry in- RENNY EVANS Livingston, Texas IHANNE FLOWERS Pocaiionlas, Arkansas DARRELL FORD Houston, Texas .I ANIET FRAZIICR liaison, Texas IJUANE FRENCH iicauinrmt, Texas ROBERT GALLEY licrcfurd, Texas TIM GILBERT Alexanflria, Louisiana LARRY CILLIAN l'iuinvi4:w, Texas DON COATLEY Arkansas City, Kansas KAY GUODING Austin, Texas SUE GREEN Subiaco, Arkansas LINDA SUE GRIEER Bcardcn, Arkansas DALE CROS Schrivcr, Louisiana RICHARD HAMILTON Eriliicc, Louisiana JAMES HARDIN Ccnlcr, Texas RALPH IIARLAN Jourdanlon, Texas NANCY HARRIS Ardmore, Oklahoma DANIEL R. HAYDEN Tepton, Indiana LINDA HENDERSON Houston, Texas JERRY HOLDER Pampa, Texas LYNETTE HUBBARD Tyler, Texas GARY HUGI--IES Miami, Oklahoma KAREN JACKSON Mountainair, New Mexico BRENDA JONES Pine Bluff, Arkansas Pile it on girls, il's at L four hours till supper. NEOMA JONES Liberal, Kansas CAROLYN LAIRD Tomhall, Texas LARRY LAMB Atlanta, Georgia SANDRA LEE North Olmsted, Ohio DAN LICON Grand Prairie, Texas RICHARD LINDSEY Coppcras Cove, Texas STEVE LINNEY LaPortc, Texas JOHN LIVERS Wheatland, Wyoming LEE RUTH LOWRIE Woxulmcllic, Texas HELEN LUCE Austin, Texas SCARLETTE MCANALLY Wuxahuehie, Texas RUTH MCDONOUCH Coweta, Oklalronm lx if, 'iff' JAMES KBOJ MCCOUGH Spring Hill, Louisiana VIVIAN MCMINN Houston, Tcxus JERALD MIDDAUCH Frilch, Texas PAUL MOCK 4-' Denver, Colorado iQ1c1f fy i ii - JT-' ' 4 1 l' ' ' ln I l84 Choir xnemlmers seem to have a few problems this class session. What could they he? ,K is 3905- , -no 9. , ',v ,o ff v ,' r.. fu-t. 00 T-,v 1 6:4 .fgw L- 5 BEVERLY MOORE Fayetteville, Arkansas GERALD MORRIS Newport, Arkansas GARY MURRAY Dickinson, Texas DORIS NACE llartlesville, Oklahoma NEWL NOACK Oconpo, Wisconsin LARRY O'HAIR Fort Worth, Texas DOYLE OLIVER San Angelo, Texas ROGER ORTLIEB Vinita, Oklahoma seems to have an air of distinction as he walks among Enjoying toasted marshmallows at the dorm social are Uncle Al Might we call it thc 'Lair of experiencev? and Sister Slape. JUDY I AI'I'II PERKINS lforl xvflflll, 'lim-xus SANDRA l'lC'l'ERS llyvrs, 'l'm-xus CIIARLIQY DOYLIC PIIQRSON 'KQQN' l 1'n' 'I Q -ry-A I ll I ul, rm. NICKIE PINSON Dullals, 'll-xus .IoANN POIILSON 'l'ruy, Illinois RUSSIQLL M. PROVOST .lR. IICIIIIIIIOIII, Texas DAVID I.I9IIi RAINISS N-H' Oklahoma City, Okluliomu MARIE REISVICS Arlington, California MARTIN lIOliIiR'l'S III . Clyde. 'llvxus V SIJZANNIC liOl3l5R'l'S - 1 Houston, Texas CIIARLIQNIQ ROWIJEY East Point, Georgia l'llll.ll' lf. SIXDLER Perry, Oklnllomu F. C ,N X' V ' ' x 'sf 4 XY!- Aff'-' 1, ff:-of ' ' Ti. I I -Iii ! Q 'H' -7 .. ,'! ' I ff if lf' il' Y -.I fa-,, - 'l4l ig D Kali' I, ' Could these hc the mischievous ones? Mike finds that registration can be very exhaustin ! ii 44.40 DAVID SATTEIIFIELD llnisinglun, Kansas Cl'lARl.,IiS SAT'l'ERWl'll'l'E Tyler, Texas YJ NORI,NE.,,I1WEI,L Wichita Falls, Texas l. ,LW E TF:-'V LARRY SH A li PE Parkin, Arkansas HOWARD SIIEPARD Waxahacliic, Tcxas 5- SONJA snsmnn Waxalmacliic, Tcxas RONNIE SIIIPMAN Cilmcr, Texas ANN SIIREFFLER Mansfield, Louisiana JUDY SKINNER Dallas, Texas K' CLINTON SMITH Albuquerque, New Mexico 5.- DAVID SMITH Mount Pleasant, Texas GLORIA SMITH Frankslon, Texas fi U-X SHARON SPEARS KATHY SMITH Waynoka, Oklahoma ROBERT W. SMITH Baytown, Texas GLENN SMITH lNlidland, Texas BOB SORENSON Lalllrop, Missouri El Paso, Texas REBECCA SUESS Tulsa, 0lxlilllOlIId 4. HI want more of Jesus, more and morn' aml more .. Hargirave Sistors from Beaumont. sing the I87 JERRY SULLIVAN Nash, Oklahoma LINDA TAYLOR Russellville, Arkansas Q QA JANINE, THOMAS - -'F ' Q,y Scottsdale, Arizona ' I 'Nt' JAMES TIIOMISON I Athens, Texas , 'H 14 36:-J' ' RAYMOND '1'0MI'IRLIN Austin, Texas YICKIE 'I'RIl LE'l l' Sapnlpa, Oklahoma 'lt'-1' DON TUCKER North Little Rock, Arkansas HARLISS TURNER Garland, Texas 1 , gh , LAK!! . ,ii W 1 it tt . 4. ,14- , K ' ' V 5. v Eager Easter ready to make this one count! To zz dog fight maybe, but not to church, Charles X CERALD WAITE Dallas, Texas MIKE WALL West Monroe, Louisiana 'C' ' LARRY WALLACE Holland, Tcxus CAROLYN WEDEL Fort Worth, Texas GARY WESTBROOK ,, . Supulpa. Oklahoma 97 ' ANNE WHITE West Memphis, Arkansas GARY WILBURN Springhill, Louisiana SHARRA WILSON Lillie Rock, Arkansas LARRY WIMBERLY Austin, Texas BURL WRIGHT Lamar, AI'lilll15'lS MARCIA YEACER Tulsa, Oklahoma .ifi 'M-4, 4.-. In the library? To study? Oh come now, Sunny. Things UTC l00kiUS UP SHYS MHTCUS Mcclaln- FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN l90 .,- 11111 1. - ,- '.. 1 -. Buddy Hicks-President David Baker-Vice-President Elizebeth King-Secretary Ruth Radke-Treasurer -J? P.-.n . Tv' 4, pf vw, ..' ,i NvgK-94:14 'iw gy 'QP' N- MY' Lucretia Shaw John Wyckoff Sponsors ff ' wr--V ,,, I Q- s. Q- 6' Q' E 'fx rv' 4,-' ,f 'H 6- X ,T-v CHARLES J. AARON Trxnrknmx, Atknnsug ROY I'AUI. ADAMS Pnrnrnmull, Cnlilnrnin KARICN ADKINS Allilvnv, Tvxns ANGELA ALVIAR Kohnln, Iluwnii KATHY ANDERSON Ilnsvn, Tuxns MELODYIS ANDERSON Strnlfnnl, Tvxus JUDY ANSIION Houston, Trxns GATIIA ARCHER Puruvll, Oklnhomn LINDA ARNOLD Lulkin, Texas LONNIE ASIIPOLE Wi'sl M1-rnphis, Arkan: DAVID BAKER Fox, Oklalmmn GARLAND BAKER Anglz-lun, 'Il-xus LEE ROY BAKER Altus, Oklulmnm LEONARD BATEMAN Kaufman, Texas STEPHEN BATES Gentry. Arkansas JOYCE IIEABER Shuwunu, Wisconsin TOMMY BEAN Amarillo, Texas BILL BELL Pom-n Cily, Okluhomu SHARON BELL Canyon, Tcxns CHARLES BENNERS Barllcsvillv, Oklahoma SHARON BESIIIRS Gnlve-stun, 'Fvxns JERRY RlFI LIl Alhnqnurquc, Npw All-MH, FAYE BISHOP Cmnnnnhc, Okluhnrnn LOYD BLAKE Big Luke, Tnrxns DAVE BRECIIEEN Crowley, Luuisianu MICHAEL BRECHEEN Cruwlvy, Louisiana PATSY BROCK Lnrnnsn, Tuxns LINDA BROWN Springhill, Louisiana MARY BROWN Springhill, Louisiana RONALD BROWN Rnlnunn, Cnlilnrniu BONNIE BUCK I'Inrsl, Tcxns CHARLES BURRIS Shrcvvpurl, Lunisinnu JAMES BURTON Nucl:-rlnml, Texas CHUCK BUXTON Furl Worth, Texas ROSE MARIE BYRD Baytown, Texas WINNIE CARI'HN'I'ER Pmrlllu, Colorado JAMES CARRELL Furl Worth, Texas CHARLES CARTER Ringling, Oklnhomn DOROTHY CASPER Shclburn, Indiana I.nQUl'I'A CHAPMAN Tulsa. Oklahoma LARRY CI-IESIIIER Benton, Arkansas ARCIIIE CLAY Brownsville, Oregon . A .4 '.-.NJA-' ' -vs-:.1 tg Way M- Nm x .' - , 53, it I A 'xi ' g HF.-.Q W - . J -A V- ' , . e,,.:,L, F, ' K X w '7 -. f ' x O A 9 Q I ' M A .,,- bt ., yf1:,vjm A , ,-:z. LA :gt'11,g1a. 1' 1.1: .N .- if ' A Y . .'r':'f'. 'D ' .' ,: 1'-, 'J XX jfsfkrnt I 'lna'AP' '.. J f ,it- ., F5 7555 'fT1T -'VJ'-' Hi' 47,5 ' 1 Wai -'i1f 05',' l .' I' ik-L.-.ur rg. 1755151 golf ...'1.v2'.t'. .u'- ' '4 ' ' -91.15 r f-fa1,.. .uve N-, '51, 74 unq- Hi' t ..'. 55: ,' -f I92 'ir ii uf' 1- wr. . rv ,A Jaw' 01' . N ' is ,. , fi-J, I. 1-. J Y V 'L .,-, . Wx , few 4 1 I -s, -f . :.-I. ff I Q X nj J l ,f ' jf. iv 'fl Y t I 6 rr, ' K TJ 4. X 4l?'l ix Q' Q-if JIMMY DUCK Ardmore Oklahoma KENNETH DUFRENE Westwego Louisiana JANICE DUNLAP Shreveport Louisiana JIMMY EASTER Pasadena Texas RANDALL EDDLEMAN Dumas Texas SHIRLEY EISESLAND Ridgefield Washington SANDRA ELDRIDGE Memphis Tennessee DIAINE ELSWICK Seguin Texas DARLENE EMERT Deer Park. Texas LARRY ESPEY San Jose California MICHAEL EVANS Springfield Massachusetts DON EXLEY South Houston Texas BETTY COMPTON Cnshion, Arizona KATHLEEN ANN COREY Syracuse, New York JOY COSSEY McAllen, Texas PAT COWART Duncanville, Texas ANITA COX Purcell, Oklahoma CYRENA COX Kansas City, Missouri TOMMY CRAVENS Tulsa, Oklahoma JOHNNY CRIPPEN Athens, Texas DALE CRUNKLETON Bradford, Arkansas WANDA CULBRETH Little Rock, Arkansas BILL CUNEIO Sullivan, Missouri FERN CUNEIO Sullivan, Missouri EUGENIA CURTIS Snyder, Texas PAT DAVIDSON Whitt, Texas MIKE DAVIS Davilla, Texas SANDY DAVIS Dallas, Texas BILL DeANGELO Baton Rouge, Louisiana JOHNNY DECKER Paris, Texas JAMES DEMELL Chicago Illinois RITA DENNEY Wolfe City Texas CLIFFORD DEPOY Sterling Virginia LEE ROY DIXON Newton Missouri JOYCE DOLLAR Biscoe Arkansas JANICE DORMAN Arlington Texas -4 vr Nelda Ream finds her hands full students do during registration. J urgese eshmar KATHY GERLOCK Fort Collins, Colorado GLENDA FERN GILDER Waxahachic, Texas RON GLOSSON Benton, Arkansas CHERYL GREEN Houston, Texas LARRY C. GREEN Anson, Texas DAVID E. GREENEY Mount Pleasant, Texas LOU JEAN GREGG Marlin, Texas JUANITA GURNEY Frankston, Texas BECKY GUYNES Waxahachic, Texas NANCY ANN HAFNER Willard, Ohio MARTHA HALL Oklaha, Oklahoma JEAN HAMPTON Fort Worth, Texas ROY HARDIN Selmer, Tennessee GORDON LEROY HARKINS DONALD HARRISON Greenwood, Arkansas JACK HETZEL Cleburne, Texas LILIA HETZEL Cleburne, Texas DEWEY R. HICKS Dallas, Texas RANDLE LYNE HIGGINS Amarillo, Texas GARY DAVID HILBERT Louisville, Kentucky EMILY ANN HILL Atlanta, Texas LARRY HILLMAN Highlands, Texas JUANITA HINES Emerson, Arkansas I 1 suffers the consequences of being by bemg pasted and feathered DEBBIE FRRINGTON Morenci, Arizona ROBERT D. FELTS Dallas, Texas OLIVE FIRM For! Worth, Texas LINDA FLAHERTY Lake Charles, Louisiana CARL FLANAGAN San Antonio, Texas SHELIA FORESMAN Ponca Cilv. Oklahoma JOYCE FOXX Tulsa, Oklahoma MIKE FRANCIS Por! Arthur, Texas RALPH FRANKS JR. Dallas, Texas CLYDE FULFER Mountainair, New Mexico SAMUEL R. FULLER Pocola, Oklahoma ROSALIND JO GERHARDT Chicago, Illinois . , I ,f f'f i? ai 'li' .A , L. Il .r.-W,,,,,,, ' ' f 5 . ' 'S li x if 6 x . ., -J .I , I. lf xl M E551 I 1 ' A 'rr-11-M .M -...Z ' 4 9-dig , JT pv- 4:- :Lf ,,.. v, Qi' lv'X wi . . be GLF' -err' X fo. I , Z 5 fi! l Ji .- Q, ' ,, l If - ,. fe I 1' fl -. -4 A Q' .. ' v-.f V , I f , x ,Q I 'Q 'is A ,, l ik., 51 f- 5,8 L' . 'N ix ur , b N ' . - ' ' Q J x . is if f' 1' . 'Y I 1 , 1 Wx' ' 'flag 7 Q I N N . .dv V lb .Z JN 1 HB7 ful, , , ie X X 5 - 7,1 , - -,.f 1 A U Q. 0. A ' K-A N 4 Njgv' Y.- J br- .,,f Q'- 6. -... A 6' TW' 1 we . ,X . ,4 TED HOKE Mesquite, Texas GRACE HOLLAWAY Colorado City, Texas JOYCE HOWARD Shreveport, Louisiana SHARON HUBBARD Tyler, Texas DONNA HUFF Jacksonville, Arkansas GARY HUFF Colleyville, Kansas IUCIIARD IIUCHEY Muskegon, Michigan WILL HUTCHINSON ' lilncnrnlr, Illinois CHESTER HUTCHISON DuQne::n, Arkansas JOHN HUTSON Wichita, Kansas WAYNE HYATT Van Buren, Arkansas SHARON INGRAM Wnxalmvhiv, Texas Carl Flanagan does the necessary duty of carrying the choir robes to the bus. I94 H . . S' ,, .,,..-v VINCE INMAN Kemah, Texas THELMA JABS Elyria, Ohio RONNIE JACKSON Lancaster, Texas JESSE JAMES Waynoka, Oklahoma 08 SJ KAY JANUARY Dallas, Texas CLEATKES JEFFCOAT Canon Cily, Colorado JUDY JOHNSTON Waxahachie, Texas GARY JONES Marion, Illinois- JACK JONES Little Rock, Arkansas REX JONES Whitehouse. Texas TONY JONES Hattiesburg, Mississippi WALLACE JONES Ardmore, Oklahoma .,-v- Harvesters sing for the American Legion, too. Miss Shaw directs. ti' Q' u-.4 Y Y 'C '- '1ue.... ,.,., ,..l ',, -al 'round. Choir is a hard working class that does a great job MARGARET KELLY Beaumont, Tcxus MARY .IO KILE Ingleside, Texas DIANE KING Bethany, Oklahoma ELIZABETH KING Bvlhany, Oklahonm NANCY KING Furl Worth, Texas BETSY KINGHAM Lake Charlcs, Luuisianl LEE KLINE Cheyenne Wells. Colorado KAREN KRESSLEY Houston, Texas DONNALENE LADE Vancouver, Canada MIKE LAKE Irving, Texas DEE LANEY Farmington, New ML-xii-U LINDA LANGFORD Houston, Texas AL LASIILEY West Memphis, Arkansas DARRYL LAWSON Clcvclanul. Ohio MIKE LINNEY La Pnrlf-, Texas 5. - xv 'V- K' ?xK-Y - - 16- H W9 , 60' Zf vD 1 v , -1,81 N I -N F l' ar. .- ,X f -Y' , 5 IQ A 1 fx A 1 N bw 'E' In X- El aff' li X X X lil. Ikli. g, .2 ix L 43 lil eff, .---V' I . l I LANCE LINSCOMBE Crowley, Louisiana .IANEEN LOWIIY Allen, Texas LINDA LUYKS Fort Smith, Arkansas MARCUS MCCLAIN Albuquerque, New Mexico GERALD McCLOSKEY Grcf-luy, Colorado HON McCLURE Marshall, Texas WYNONA NCCOWN Elsia-, Nubraska JANET TNUDONOUGH Coweta, Oklahoma IlILL IKIUGARITY Phovnix. Arizona WYNONA McGINNI5 Glendale, Ariznun ALLEN MCCRAW Buena, Tc-xns RAYMOND MCGUIRE Elk Cily, Oklahoma G-' A lllll Students eat a hearty meal during lunch. ,,,, Y . , JIMMIE MvNABB Corpus Christi, Texas GLENDA MALONE Newport, Arkansas CHUCK MANN Plainview, Texas LYNDA MANS!-'IELD Ponca City. Oklnhoma ANN IIIAIITIN Bunn, Texas DAVID MEGEE Punca City, Oklahoma DAVID MEHAGAN Shawnee, Oklahoma OSCAR MENCHACA Fort Worth, Texas LARRY MILHOLLON Olney, Texas ROSE MARY MILLER Dalhart, Texas DALE MING Van Buren, Arkansas PHYLLIS MINICK Little Rock, Arkansas HOPE MOORE Abilene, Texns DENNY MOREINO Mannford, Oklahoma GAIL MOREINO Mannford, Oklahoma .-, ' -- Ml Brother Duck docs not mind eating in thc cafcicria now and then. ,-f Q DW A J su LM . 11 I ' ' l s - . -1..f ,LL -. .I , ,- ' lgflffqgl 556' -- ,, : E pf' I xg i ' at iw fu.: 4- Lf -:I -r ' DONNA NEAL Greenville, Texas RICHARD NELSON Hollywood, Florida JQNELL NESLER Hickory Ridge, Arkansas WARREN NORRIS Houston, Texas 9- ffl ?.: Ybl v 2? 'Falun will y ih if fifi ' 49 if 'bk v 44 :X TW' iw - ', v.. X X255 'V 1 tl? CF? i? X, 45. L 4' n- , if 1 H-W I fb.. JAMES PESCHKE Bryan, Texas EDHYL PETITT Rnsaville, California WELDON PIOR Puyallup, Wasliiligton VICKIE PITTMAN Victoria, Texas TONI POWLEDGE Dumas, Tcxns MARY PRAESEL Rockdale, Texas JOHN PRATT Panhandle, Texas SUE PRESSLER Oklahoma City, Oklahoma BELEANA PRIEST Pampa, Texas DARRYL PROFFITT Duet Park, Ohio DON PURCELL Sun Jon. New Mexico RUTH RADKE W'ustwc-go, Louisiana GLENDA RANKIN Sand Springs, Oklahoma NELDA REAM Clic-xokcv, Oklahoma 'vi f T if -Til AVIS NOR'I'l'ICl.l'l'T Emory, Tvxmx LYNETTE OBE!! Dulluu, Ohio Wli.SfJN EARL OCKERRIAN Shipnwk. Now Mc-xico VHIIN 0S'l'liANDEll D4-me Nnilivs, lawn PAUL OUTON Oklnlmum City, Oklnliunm x - Al,I5'l l'A PAFFORD Brunswick, Ohin O X .illll I'Al l 0liD Hrunswivk. Ohio DON PANNELI, Auslin. 'fr-xais ELIZAISHTH PARKER A4 lluyuu Guuvln-, Louisiana LINDA i'AlHxIL.li Enix-rsuu, Arkumms SUE l'ARlilSll Huy Cily, Tvxna CIIARLISS PEARCY l'ryur, Oklnhuxun Dr. Williams enjoys lunch in the cafeteria. 'In Vi i 4 l l Cearld Rodigue speeds through the lunch line with a song. I97 JAMES IIEICD Ilfmsivr Cily, Louisiana LINDA IIEINIIOLD Wnxulxnuliiv, Texas IIENA BETII REX Tyler, 'lkvxns LOIS RICE Clnuula-au, Oklahoma PAT ROIIEIITSON Illiupnlis. Illinois GERALD IIODKIQUE Tlxillmlnua, Luuisinnn YVAl,'I'l:ili ROSE 'I'ucumsm:h, Okluhonm I.0NNlE IIUTIIEIKFOIKD Perry, Oklnlmmu BEVERLY SASSE Cluvix, New Mexico LARRY SCIIULTZ Cn-ul li:-ml, Kunsna NANCY SIIIQLTON Memphis, Tennessee V'Al.'l'Eli SIIEPPEIID llnswcll, New Mexico MIKE SIIIELDS Bridge City, Tnxus DONNA SIIIPLEY Norwalk, Cnlilnrnin JOYCE Sl-lIl'MAN Mnrshull, 'fcxus SIIEKIIY SIIIPIIIAN Mnrshnll, T1-xnu ALLEN SIIIIQES Shrcvcpurl. Louisinnlx TIEIIIKY SIKES Vfnodwurml, Okluhumn Y 1 ,., vw- 1 ,-y , N'--.fb LE ON S LAPE Plainview, Arkansas BRENDA SMITH Lorenzo, Texas KATHY SMITH McGahee, Arkans:-' NATHAN SMITH Edgewood, Texas REBECCA SMITH Frnnkston, Texas JUDY SNELL Enid, Oklahoma 'O' 12 Q vs l , ,,- A. l., H ' I ,L . , QA R bx YT 1 Q.: xg 'rx Ynr 1..- Mike Evans displays his cast after cracking his ankle. One-Two-Three-Four -Cir1's P.E. I98 Rorlh Lullm. Rork Arkansas ELAINE SPENCE Ennis, Texas JERRY STANLEY YVl1ilchmlsc:, Tcxus RONALD STANLEY Carmen, Oklahnmn CINDY STARR Garland, Tcxns TOMMY R. S'l'Iil'llENS Aliilr-nv. Trxns DORIS STEWART Ilulxhs, Nun' Mvxiru ROBERT STOUT Elk City, Oklaliuma CAROL STRAIT Gilmer, Texas RONALD STRAIT Gilmer, Texas VIRGINIA TAUZIN Shreveport, Louisiana ELAINE TAYLOR Evergreen, Alabama JAMES TERRY Sun Angelo, Tcxns LIZ TERRY Fort Wurlh, Texas NANCY THOMPSON Lnncnslcr, Ttrxns JANICE TICE Cheyennv, Oklahoma V 1 N Dorothy Casper and Carol snack. r , 1 -1 F, 1-, K 1 . MYXW I 1 Strait take time for a RANDY VAN PAY Abrams, Wisconsin JEAN VINCENT West Memphis, Arkansas BOB WAGNER Shnwnnn, Wisconsin RONNY WAGGONER Levclland, Texas RENEE WALL West Monroe, Louisiana BONNIE WEBB Shnwano, Wisconsin SHARON WESSON Springhill, Louisiana ROGER WEST Calhan, Colorado CAROLYN SUE WHITE Wcst Memphis, Arkansas if Walt Rose mixes pleasure with business as he munches and studies. 200 5 I ge 'h ii to ' ' Z A ra., 4. Jr' if vs an bl 1-fr FARRIS WI-IITEHEAD Cleburne, Texas LARRY WHITEHEAD Cleburne, Texas LINDA WIGGINS Paris. Arkansas LEON WIGGINS Paris, Arkansas VETA WILEY Bassett, Nebraska NELLIE WILLIAMS Corsicana, Texas JOYCE WILLIAMS Waco, Texas IIMMY WILLIAMS Newton, Texas Mak, as Q-IN ff g A ' i g, , 1 L- 07 4 5.- 7'5 ' ' . jf Mail's out and the post office is jammed. ' ' WW: ,, .f 5, 7 ' 4 K v r , Ax fy' - if 91' lfA4?P7J ly ' fs T:3.,.t.. T Rx 1 X 1. rf ,N , vi' , i u G' I l '-T bzv if .IUDI WILLIAMS Austin, Texas LnIIEE XVILLIAMS Hot Springs, Sou lli Dakota -rr Q I - -ww rg- --1 BARRY WILLIAMSON West Mem his Arkansas P v LINDA WILLIS Mineola, Texns JEAN WILSON Elk City, Oklalio CHRIS WITT Brooklyn, Oliin . wg nl :I V N a:'f N-N war:-vi A ' :vw f- 374 z',i-'F i- .aff J DENNIS WOOLSEY Springfield, Iilissnuri JUDY WOOLSEY Houston, Missouri NANCY WYANT Slillwalzrr, Olilulmmu JUDY WYCKOFF Mourelnnd, Oklaliomu Q FRANCES YOUNG Fort Worth, Tcxas JIMMY ZERMATTEN North Lilllc Rock, Arkansas Lynda Mansfield plays Hide und Seek! ,.,'A-t 1 I s fl, 1 9. ' I f l Q J7 ' .el ,I It 1 V' f , X . l Q I Kenneth Bolton cnlcrluins lhc neighlyofs girl, Miriam Shepard. 20l SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS JAMES EIKEDEIIICK AUSTIN Daisrelta, Texas POLLY UATLEY Carlicr, Oklalioina CLENDA BOWLEY Amarillo, Texas KENNETH R. CAIN Plioz-nix, Arizona MELUA CAN'l'REl..LE Wi-slwcgo, Louisiana CLENDA CHILDS Wl1Xilllill'lll4', Tcxas 'WAYNE W. CHILDS Cvnlrral, Soutli Carolina EVEliET'l' COLEMAN Corpus Christi, Texas JAMES ll. COOK Baton Rouge, Louisian'1 OTIIO LEE COOLEY llc-aumrml, Tvxus FERN CUNIO Springficlml, Missouri FLORENCE M. EVANS Baylown, Texas SIDNEY FARMER Springhill, Louisian.1 SUSAN GOLD llairllvsvillu, Oklahoma ll F F.. . T . , . T Second Semester students ,Tolm Cliisnell and Judy Tormey pose for the camera. ,JW l Q, ap -- n' ' l 'Sf f ' ' lf' 74 . A Y ,. 1 'xx X, 1 g, N- ! 'N N ma Xl i l N . '- Y V 1 T .. ... i, F 'i , -R.. BARBARA JANE GRAFTON Cincinnati, Ohio SUE ANNA GRAY Barllcsvillc, Oklahoma LINDA NELDENE HENRY Fruila, Colorado 'N .N,'k , 'X ex , Q fi, x' A 'TQ T 1 lx' l l r N , 1 Q N . .ills l .F 6 4 GVX ,eg- X. b' wx A L figiw-ff' 1 JAMES B. HOLDER Dallas, Texas DEAN HOLSINGER Parsons, Kansas RUTH ANN HORNE Sibley, Missouri NANCY JOHNSON Fort Collins, Colorado ROBERT DALE JONES Roswell, New Mexico ALICE LAKEY Roswell. Ncw Mexico LEONARD LINDSAY Bastrop, Louisiana THOMAS E. MCEWEN Granite, Oklahoma .IERRY MORGAN Kerrville, Texas SHARON MOSES Nashville, Arkansas KENNETH DWAINE NIX Houston, Texas MARTIN L. PERRYMAN Tulsa, Oklahoma MARILYN RESCH Pocola, Oklahoma LILLYELLYN ROMINE Louisville, Kentucky LAVONNE RUNYAN East Saint Louis, Illinois BOB SI-IEPPERD Hereford, Texas DONALD R. SHIPP Windsor, Texas CARL G. SMALL Denver, Colorado CHRIS SMEYA Phoenix, Arizona CARL A. STEVENSON Waxallzicliie, Texas .IUDY LYNN TORMEY Houston, Texas BARBARA VESCELUS Wheaton, Illinois LINDA WEAVER Corpus Christi, Texas PEGGY LEA WEIGEL Denver, Colorado CLYDE WHITE Sulphur JEFF WILLIAMS Dallas, Texas RONALD KEITH WILLIAMS McAlcstcr, Oklahoma BECKY WOLFE Cincinnati, Ohio MICKEY WRIGHT British Honduras MARGARET E. YOUNG Rosebud, Arkansas ' A' ' Q 1fQ . A. f.f .4-1 X, .f - 1 , i 'rw' N lk, F ,. lg f, V7-'I'-H-i'Al V ,A V' - W ,Y 1- , - - 1' -n Y' ' ,,g !Fl- --1' Y fff' n Y , A . , 'A'k1gQjLwqy'p'i'h1h:fmggil1QlQl,W1gemH.WlWQ na LAL 1 . 1 f K ,. 1 Q.-, J : Q vw--.1:,. -.H ,K sac.. ' U HuvERslTY ASSEMBLY or son f OAK - CLIFF 2-:i ,Q Jlxxl P il-l A D V E R .g5,,' - -I S E M E N T S La. Congrorulofions from THE VCICE 0F HEALING snusmn. mu: 4 NN , , . 1153451155 FIDELWY me fi To You . . . Ihe SI'Ude I b0dY of assemblies of od oIIege. 9 - - - N STREET ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH ND Goo Cl-losEN T':'cu'IY and H ExI'encIs Our HigI1esI Regards, Prayerful BesI' Wishes, and , a HearI'y WELCOME 'Io AH-end Our Services. if . V, .deff 'Dian -. -y49f-1 V 'N ,..,f- ' W-Fr' I I r ' -, -. if--. V -, .-.-- ' Y ,,f-f- ' 'M 15197 .A J f . I ff . NLLJH. -- ...- A ,. . ..,.,-f - ,.- ' .su-Y, ' g-.- , - ' -saf- .g:,..ad.Q,5s-lw: i ' . - J - WEST TEXAS DISTRICT COUNCIL of the REV. HASKELL H. ROGERS REV. E. R. FOSTER REV. CHARLES J. EASTES Superinfenclenf Assisfanf Superinfendenf Secrefary-Treasurer REV. W. D. METZGAR MRS. RUBY DAVIS Missions Secrefary W.M.C. Direc'Ior REV. BILL THOMAS REV. J. DON GEORGE C. A. Presideni' Men's Fellowship Direcfor Sec+ionaI Presbyfer REV. CHARLES V. DAVIS REV. SAM E. WAGANER REV. WESLEY J. LANGE REV. R. V. LUNA REV. K. MOODY HICKS 206 ln a special ceremony May T6, I965, CounTry EsTaTes Nursing Home, Inc. was oTTicially opened. The all-new homelis available To paTienTs oT any age, male or Temale, single or married. The new sTrucTure, convenienTly locaTed on LancasTer Highway ThirTy minuTes Trom Dallas, accommodaTes ambulaTory paTienTs as well as convalescenTs. CounTry EsTaTes is conTrolled Tor consTanT paTienT comTorT. Music is provided Through individual room wiring and well-lighTed lounge area is TeaTured. Round- The-clock nursing service is mainTained according To The need oT The paTienTs. Likewise, all Tood services provided by The sTaTT are carried ouT wiTh an eye To The personal likes and dislikes of The paTienT as well as To The docTor's orders Tor any special menu. An added highlighT is The sysTemaTic meThod oT accidenT prevenTion encouraged aT The home, including The insTallaTion oT saTeTy railings, non-scald shower sprays and a compleTe emergency signaling sysTem. CurTis H. Young and Rev. CliTTord BurkeTT are in charge oT CounTry EsTaTes, The newesT nursing home in The Dallas area. LOVE AND PROFESSIONAL CARE on a IO-acre siTe COUNTRY ESTATES NURSING HOME THE SOUTH TEXAS DISTRICT COUNCIL W. S. GRAHAM Dis+ric+ SuperinfencIen+ W. O. HENIN Disfricf Sunday School Direcfor DISTRICT OFFICE OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Congra+uIaI'es +I1e Class of I968 N. L. WHITE Assisfanf Dis'I'ricI Superinfendeni' ALLEN POLDSON BooIrsI'ore Manager MRS. W. S. GRAHAM DIsI'rIcI' Women's Missionary Council PresIcIen'I' WARREN J. PIERSOL Secrefary-Treasurer LAUREL L. AKERS Disfricf CI1ris'I s Ambassadors Presideni' DISTRICT BOOKSTORE Congratulations to the Graduates NEW MEXICO DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Raymond Hudson, District Superintendent Earl G. Vonzant, Assistant Superintendent D. B. Chaney, Secretary-Treasurer District Office - Albuquerque, N. M. 0 I Janlece s Flower Shop g 1 ffm 510 WEST MAIN STREET WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS PHONE: WE 7-3694 WE WIRE FLOWERS Mrs. L. W. SPRINGER, Owner I f 1. gf Weddings 81 Corsages-Specialty! Wichita Kastaaraat Supply Harapaaa, far. FORMERLY WICHITA FALLS CAFL KQUIPMLNT CO. I'ooc.I Serving Ilqlliprm-nl. ctr Suppiir-5 for REST , HOTELS, SCHOOLS. SODA F'CIL1NTAIN5,IN5TITL!Tl IBB Janilrnrs SuppIic's 1122 SCOTT AVENLIE P. ca. Bax 747 PHONE BI7 766 4 B9 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 76307 EUBANK BROTHERS FLOWERS AND GIFTS 70I Ferris Avenue Waxahachie, Texas WE 7-2920 . . i - w g:. gf-llll , ..fL!H.li!:Q? 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Rogers Waxahachie SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 78 Years of Service To The Narion Waxahachie, Texas WE 7-23 I0 UNIVERSITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 908 Sycamore Waxahachie, Texas Congralulalions fo lhe Class of '68 CHURCH MINISTRY Paslor ..... .................... J ames K. Bridges Educarion .... ...... H elen Davis Music ...... . . . Bill Bru'l'on Children . . . . . . Helen Davis WMC's ..... . . . . . ......... Lillie Mundi' Soulila Pilarino Elmer Andrews Missionelles ........ ............... High School Youlh .. Mr. and Mrs. College Youlh ............. Larry Kasper Prison ......... . . . Lloyd Sfone Hospilal . . . . . . W. E. Davis U.,-i'-.-Q.. 1 ,',.i.T.l:1J 5 , . , ,X .v .ii .VV :Ll 1 L' . . .llx ' 1l?llq'sl'i I-3-T .1- Luiz, , V, 'tax ,LL CHURCH B Lloyd Slone Charles Pace Eldon Conrad Charlie Pace Irwin Bofsford Elmer C. Andrews H. A. Conner Marlin L. Mundi W. E. Davis Raymond Wafkins Elhel Hawlhorn, S OARD ecrefary Treasu UNIVERSITN I 4, ASSEMBLYOFGODCPIURCHHQA5 , g Y L, .-.,,.S..- - L I ,....,11..... has 'h'L '- 'l ...,t.m- X I -QUL Ki LSL. tiki IT' XQJ it ARKANSAS DISTRICT CCUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES CF GOD A T F r' f R vq' ' 4.34-f' PAY HUTCHINSON MERLE HARRIS H. W. CULBRETH Superinfendenf Assisfanf Superinfendenf SSCFSTGFY-Tri-:aSurer We ore proud fo have SAGC in our Town. Moy God Bless eoch of you. DRIFTERS MOTEL IIO7 Ferris Avenue Air Conditioned - BeouTy Solon - Room Phones - Free TV SKYVIEW ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sandsprings, Oklahoma Pasiorz Rev. L. M. Reeds Congra'I'uIa+ions and Bes'I' Wishes for Coniinued Grow'Ih COLLIN STREET BAKERY Corsicana, Texas When In Tulsa, Cklahoma, Visi'I 'Ihe Friendly Church wnh a Big WELCOME. GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH CECIL F. PIERCE 4I N. 9I Easi' Avenue PHONE 585-I937 A. WILSON PLUMBING II6 N. College Waxahachie, Texas Phone: WE 7-4886 Ducks Take Io snow foo. Kelly and Suprena Duck play th I3 CURRY'S Appliance Sfore Coin Laundry Coin Car Wash Dry Cleaners OI Ferris Waxahachie, Texas X UNITED BY THE SPIRIT Behold. how good and how pleasanl' il is for brelhren Io dwell Jrogelher in unify! I+ is like The precious oinlmenl' upon The head, Ihal ran down upon 'rhe beard. even Aaron's beard: 'rhai wenf down +o Ihe slcirls of his garmenlsg as Ihe dew of Herman, and as 'rhe dew 'lhal' descended upon 'rhe blessing. even life for evermore. NORTH TEXAS DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD '8- 'ky E. R. ANDERSON J. T. DAVIS JOE W. ADAMS Superinlendeni' Assisfanl' Superinlendenf Secretary-Treasurer Q- ,af i.lll W. W. COTHRAN G. C. MCGLOTHLIN Execulivel Presbyfer Execulive Presbyfer is 4 ,I 4-ef' ... ' 'liar' MRS. REBA MERCER MRS. E. ANDERSON TED JONES ELMER BORNES WMC Direclor Missioneife Direcfor C. A. Presiden+ Sunday School Direc+or Complimenls of SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY lvlinisfry Seminar. l,1fv1,'l,' Haldridge of Oklahoma Cily was guesl speaker in 'The Fall Partytlkne. Snackthne.Anyt1me Molton belongs! WM AMW' M fdmy, X7 wil, ' ' llll gig mg A M in nom IN MEMORIAM E. W. PaHerson E. W. Pafferson. who re- Hred from lhe faculfy of SAGC in I966, passed away in Waxahachie, Tex- as on July 3, I967. shor'r- ly before his 85'rh birfh- day. .-LW' wr U. J ' 4 Deakle, Eugene 148, 181 F BOARDCNTREGENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADMINISTRATION Farmer, Blake L. 28, 29, 79, 116 Guynes, Delmar R. 30, 115 Johnson, William D. 31 Pace, Charles E. 32, 65 Harrison, Thomas F. 33, 167 Hutchinson, Alfred 34, 79, 93. 108, 122, 164, 179, 185 Ellis, Pearl 20, 21, 35 Johnson, David L. 36 FACULTY Bruton, William 37, 65, 86 Crews, Karen 37, 84, 85 Davis, 1-lelcn 37 Davis, W. E. 38 Haddock, James 38, 70, 83, 110 Harmon, Patricia 38 Harrison, Louise 39, 72, 80, 106, 167 Hunter, Joan 39 Jeter, Hugh 39, 51, 62, 92 Prather, Stanley 40 Moon, Jesse 40, 61, 93, 172 Paschal, Morris 40, 65, 75, 120, 172 Reinhold, Miriam 41, 68, 83, 106 Shaw, Lucretia 41, 87, 177, 1570 Shepperd, Jerry 41, 65, 67, 79, 97 Williams, Josephine Kay 42, 66, 79. 197 Wilson, Elizabeth 74- Winters, Murl 42, 62, 78, 79, 120 Wycoff, Jolm 43, 97, 164, 190 STAFF Biram, Joan 43 Byrd, Roy 46 Coekcrell, Jan 43 Crownover, Mary 47 Duck, Dewain 45 Hamm, Pearl 44 Hayes, Ned 46 Henderson, Linda 45 Herod, Linda 47 Hicks, Buddy 44 Howard, Ruth 4-4- Hunt, Fern 44 Jeter, Gertrude 4-5 Lowry. Yvonne 44 McCafferty, Catherine 45 McGarity, Mary Ann 44 Massey, Francis 45 Massey, Margery 44 Moore, Robert 46 232 Mundt, Martin 47 Polk, Gladys 47 Ray, Ella 47 Rohinson,Craee 46 Sewell, Donald 45 Slape, Leota 45 Tatum, Agnes 47 Tatum, McKinley 46 Tlmmpson, Maees 46 Wchh, Viola 47 Willitrnms, Annie 46 STUDENTS Aaron, Charles 191 Adams, Roy 55, 191 Adams, Thomas 180 Adkins, Jerald 1,80 Adkins, Karen 191 Akins, Marie 55, 141, 173 Alexander, Jerry 180 Alexander, Sharon 180 Alviar, Angelyn 54, 62, 125, 191 Anderson, Kathy 191 Anderson, Melodyc 87, 191 Angami, Neihulie 173 Ansohn, Judy 86, 87, 191 Archer, Catha 76, 119, 191, 153 Arnold, Linda 56, 191 Ashpole, Lonnie 113, 191 Austin, James 112, 202 Bailey, Polly 202 Baker, David 87, 117, 118, 120, 190, 191 Baker, Garland 191 Baker, Lowana 54, 163 Barclay, Patsy 125, 180 Barnes, James 173 Bartlow, Victor 173 Bateman, Leonard 158, 191 Bates, Alvin 168 Bates, Stephen 53, 148, 191 Beahcr, Joyce 191 Bean, Tommy 191 Beebe, Candy 53, 58, 60, 82, 99, 132, 173 Beebe, David 60, 75, 99, 126, 164, 178, 180. 217 Bell, Bill 53, 191 Banners, Charles 191 Bell, Sharon 53, 60, 72, 98, 106, 128, 132, 133, 162, 191 Bennett, Jim 168 Bennett, Thedal 106, 168 Bennett, Vivian 122, 180 Benningfield, Thomas 173 Berry, Phyllis 56, 180 Berryman, Earl L. Jr. 180 Beshirs, Sharon 64, 191 Bevier, Evelyn 180 Biffle, Jerry 60, 122, 191 Baker, Lee Roy 191 Biram, James 173 Bishop, Faye 191 Blake, Loyd 56, 161, 191 Bles, Barbara 72, 106, 180 Blevins, Don 180 Bolton, Kenneth Jr. 56, 64, 201 Brandon, Joseph 168 Brecheen, David 160, 191 Brecheen, Michael 158, 160, 191 Brock, Patsy 191 Brown, Jerry 54, 173 Brown, John 180 Brown, Linda D. 180, 191 Brown, Linda Sue 56, 60 Brown, Mary 76, 119, 153, 162, 192 Brown, Ronald 191 Brown, Thomas 124, 152, 159 Brown, Vemon 180 Buck, Bonnie 56, 191 Burchfiel, James 64, 87, 117, 118. 148, 180 Burgess, Al 64, 119, 148, 193 Burgess, Susan 76, 77, 82, 124, 153, 181 Burggraaf, Terrel 181 Burris, Charles 148, 191 Burton, James 191 Byrd, Rose 163, 191 Buxton. Chuck 191 Cagle, Paul 55. 168, 176 Cantrelle, Melha 202 Carpenter, Winnie 191 Carrell, James 56, 60, 191 Carter, Clifton 52, 70, 120, 145, 181, 191 Casper, Dorothy 64, 191, 200 Chapman, LaQuita 191 Cheshier, Mike 148, 173, 191 Cheshier, Marigold 181 Childs, Glenda 202 Childs, Wayne 202 Clark, Leonard 66, 168 Clay, Archie 60, 191 Clennnetsen, Philip 55, 142, 181 Cleveland, John 217 Cochran, Phillip 84, 159, 181 Coekrell, Mark 173 Collins, Duane 62, 75, 78, 112, 119, 128, 168 Compton, Betty 55, 56, 84, 113, 192 Cook, Cary 173 Cook, Jimmy 202 Cooley, Otho Lee 202 Cooper, Bertha 67, 129, 142, 181 Corey, Kathleen 192 Cossey, Joy 192 Cossey, Mary Frances 52, 62, 72, 73, 98, 106, 128, 132, 166, 168 Cowart, Patricia 76, 119, 121, 152, 162, 192 Cox, Anita 52, 192 Cox, Cyrena 53, 76, 192 Cox, Judy 64, 87, 181 Craven, Debra 84, 181 Cravens, Tommy 54, 125, 192 Crippen, Johnny 192, 150 Crunkleton, James 55, 70, 192 Culbreth, Cecil 181 Culbreth, Wanda 192 Cuneio, Bill 192 Cuneio, Fern 192 Curtis, Eugenia 192 Davidson, Pat 192 Davis, Benny 181 Davis, Marilyn 11, 51, 117, 118 172, 173 Davis, Mike 192 Davis, Sandra 192 DeAngelo, William 192 Decker, Jolmny 15, 158, 192 DeMell, James 124, 192 Denney, Rita 192 Depoy, Clifford 192 Dielmel, Ken 16, 53, 62, 122, 17 Dixon, William 55, 192 Dollar, Joyce 52, 56, 64, 192 Dorman, Janice 52, 62, 192 Dorman, Patti 103, 145, 129, 1 Douglas, Robert 173 Drew, Stanley 181 Duck, Dewain 168 Duck, Jimmy 192 Duck, Naomm 181 Dufrene, Kenneth 192 Dunlap, Don 98, 122, 181 Dunlap, Janice 64, 76, 82, 14 192 Dunn, Ronald 181 Eads, Charlotte 86, 87, 120, 11 163, 181 Easter, Jimmy 60, 78, 152, 16 188, 192 Eddlemon, Randall 192 Edwards, Dana 83, 181 Eiesland, Shirley 68, 76, 119, 192 Elder, Keith 84, 172, 174, 173, 120 Eldridge, Sandra 74, 82, 192, Elswick, Diane 153, 192 Emert, Naney 192 Emswiler, Gene 78, 86, 152, 1 181 Espey, Larry 87, 92 Evans, Benny 182 Evans, Florence 202 Evans, Michael 53, 182, 124-, Exley, Donald R. 152, 192 Farmer, Sidney 202 Farrington, Debbie 56, 117, 118, 193 Felts, Robert 56, 193 Firm, Olive 193 Flaherty, Linda 193 Flanagan, Carl 64, 87, 125, 161, 112, 193, 194 Flowers, Dianne 67, 72, 106, 182 Ford, Darrell 182 Foresman, Sheila 70, 193 Foxx, J oyce 55, 67, 112, 193 +rancis, Larry 55, 193 ranks, razier, reneh, ulfer, ' uller, alley, Ralph 148, 193 Janet 87, 86, 182 Duane 55,182 Clyde 193 Samuel 52, 193 Robert 182 arrison, Alton 64, 117, 120, 173 erhardt, Rosalind 193 erloek, Kathy 193 ilbert, ilder, Tim 158, 182, 160 Glenda 64, 81, 87, 193 yillilan, Larry 182 losson, Connie 72, 106, 173, 158 losson, Ron 124, 160, 193 oatley, Donald 182 old, Susan 202 ood, Tommy 55, 168 ooding, Kay 55,182 rafton, Barbara 202 ray, John 127, 168 ray, Sue 202, 112 reen, Cheryl 193 reen, C. Sue 144, 182 reen, Larry 193 reen, Myrna 51, 130, 131, 173 reeney, David 150, 193 reer, Linda 87, 104, 128, 182 regg, Lou Jean 70, 162, 193 ress, Sandra 56, 84, 168 riffin, Everett 154 rizzle, Kay 84 izzle, Steve 84, 169, 170 os. Emma Dale 70, 76, 149, 162, 182 rney, Juanita 55, 62, 193 ynes, fner, Rebecca 63, 73, 172, 193 Nancy 55, 106, 173, 193 ll, Fannie Mae 72, 172 ll, Martha 67, 193 milton, Richard 148, 182 mmit, Maurice 193 mpton, Doris 193 ncock, Joe 19, 152, 161, 173 inkins, Marvin 20, 171 rdin, James 60, 182 rdin, Roy 60, 193 rkins, Gordon 60, 193 rlan, Ralph 182 Harris, Gene 169 Harris, Nancy 183 Harrison, Donald 193 Hastie, Phil 109, 122, 170 Hayden, Daniel 183 Henderson, Linda 183 Henry, Linda 202 Hetzel, E. V. 80, 106, 193 Hetzel, Lilian 80, 106, 193 Hibner, Linda 21, 55, 56, 163, 174 Hickman, Larry 22, 30, 174 Hicks, Dewey Reed 68, 69, 74, 150, 190, 193 Higgins, Randle 193 Hilbert, David 193 Hill, Emily Ann 193 Hillman, Larry 55, 69, 193 Hines, Juanita 193 Hoke, Ted 194 Holden, James 23, 83, 75, 158, 160, 174 Holder, Jerry 60, 183 Hollaway, Grace 55, 194, 199 Holsinger, Dean 203 Horn, Ruth 203 Horner, Johnny 24, 60, 174 Howard, Joyce 194 Howard, Paul 25, 174 Hubbard, Lynette 183 Hubbard, Sharon 64, 194 Hudspeth, Mary 52, 66, 78, 169 Huff, Donna 194 Huff, Gary 194 Hughes, Gary 183 Hughey, Richard 55, 194 Hutchinson, Willard 56, 60, 69, 194 Hutchison, Chester 54, 194 Hutson, John 60, 154, 194 Hyatt, Floyd 194 Ingram, Sharon 194 Inman, Vince 194 Isom, James 26, 174 Jabs, Thelma 118, 194 Jackson, Karen 183 Jackson, Michael 27, 60, 78, 90, 99, 174 Jackson, Ronnie 194 January, Lynda Kay 194 Jeifcoat, Cleaties 194 Jensen, Robert 174 Jeter, Don 58, 62, 78,86, 93, 98, 110, 114, 128, 129, 150, 169 Jeter, Doug 62, 129, 166, 169, 140 Johnson, Dale 60, 169 Johnson, Gerald 53, 169 J ohnson, Nancy 203 Johnston, Judy 52, 68, 162, 194 Jones, Brenda 76, 183 Jones, Gary 62, 194 Jones, Jack 194 Jones, Kenneth 60, 174 Jones, Neoma 56, 163, 183 Jones, Rex 120, 194 Jones, Robert Jons, Tony 194 Jones, Jesse 194 Jones, Wallace 194 James, Jesse 194 Kaspcr, Larry Keller, Sharon 54, 84, 174 Kelly, Margaret 195 Kile, Mary Jo 195 King, Diane 81, 195 King, Elizabeth 74, 123, 190, 195 Kline, Lee 195 King, Naxucy 195 Kingham, Betty 55, 195 Kressley, Karen 56, 70, 163, 195 Lade, Donnalenc 81, 195 Laird, Carolyn 64, 87, 183 Lake. Michael 64, 86, 87, 119, 195, 83 Lakey, Alice 203 Lamb, Larry 183 Landry, Glenn 56, 169 Lane, Tommy Laney, Darla 195 Langford, Linda 76, 195 Lashlee, Alford 60, 121, 195 Lawson, Darryl 98, 159, 195 Lee, Paul 174 Lee, Sandra 72, 118, 153, 183 Lee, Sharon 53, 56, 60, 118 Liberate, Mike 154 Ligon, Dan 54, 63, 183 Lindsay, Leonard Lindsey, Richard 87, 183 Linney, Mike 120, 121, 195 Linney, Steve 78, 93, 183 Linscombe, Lance 195 Livers, John 183 Lowrey, Jerry 175 Lowrie, Lee Ruth 184 Lowrie, Glynn 170 Lowry, Janeen 195 Luce, Helen 76, 77, 149, 170, 184 Luyks, Linda 76, 195 Lyall, Phillip Lynch, Eddie 83, 175 McAnally, Scarlette 184 McClain, Marcus 154, 75, 161, 189, 195 McCloskey, Gerald 161, 195 McClure, Ronald 195, 150 McCown, Wynona 55, 195 McCullough, Betty 172, 175 McCullough, Betty McCutchen, Bob 170 McCutchen, Lloyd 127, 170 McCutehen, Toni McDonough, Janet 55, 67, 195 McDonough, Ruth 184 McEwen, Thomas E. 62 McGarily, William 60, 195 McGough, James, Jr. 84, 99, 143, 160, 178, 150 McGough, Max 175 McGraw, Allen 56, 159, 195 McGuire, Raymond 44, 195 McKenzie, James 185 McKinney, Paul MeMinn, Vivian 55, 67, 129, 184 McNabb, Jimmie 75, 152, 196 McVeigh, Lonnie 60, 61, 175 MCGinnic, Wynona 195 Malone, Glenda 54, 196 Mann, Charles 196 Mansfield, Lynda 163, 196, 201 Marlin, Barbara 196 Megee, David 196 Mehagan, David 64, 196 Menchaffa, Joel 60, 175 Mencl1ac'a, Oscar 196 Metcalf, Lee 54, 118, 159, 161, 170 Middaugh,Jerahl 184 Midclleloll, Joseph Milhollon, Larry 196 Miller, Denzil 78, 170 Miller. Janc 53, 175 Miller, Rose Mary 196 Ming, Lyndel 196 Minick, Phyllis 55, 196 Mock, Paul 184 Moore, Beverly 125, 185 Moore, Hope 196 Moore, Otis 158, 175 Moore, William 126, 175 Moreino, Denny 196 Moreino, Gail 196 Morgan, Jerry 203 Morris, Dianne 175 Morris, Gerald 54, 118, 185 Morrow, D'Anna Moses, Sharon 203 Moss, Michael 64 Mciggt, Cynthia 76, 77, 120, 121 Moyer, David 152, 159, 161, Murphy, Don 170 75, 37, 98, 121, 124, 196 53, 56, 69, 84, 166, 70, 103, 185 Nace, Doris 185 Murray, Gary Neal, Donna 196 Nelson, Richard 60, 196 Nix, Kenneth 203 Noack, Neil 54, 185 Norris, Warren 60, 196 Northeutt, Alvis 55, 56, 197 233 Norton, David 150, 175 Nesler, .loNeil 196 Ober, Lynette 197 Oekcrman, William 70, 197 O'l'1air, Larry 185 Oliver, Doyle 152, 161, 185 Olmae, Alfred 121 Ortlieh, Roger 185 Ostrander, Vern 55, 197 Outon, Paul 54,197 Pace, Eva Dell 72, 106, 125, 175 Pafford, Aleeta 87, 197 Pafford, James 87, 197 Pannell, Don 64, 115, 197 Parker, Linda 197 Parker, Joe 175 Parker, Ruth 56, 81, 106, 197 Parker, Sharon 55, 175 Parrish, Vinita Sue 56, 76, 77, 197 Pcarey, Charles 197 Pearey, Shelby 170 Perkins, Judy 53, 67, 72, 106, 186 Perryman, Martin 203 Pcschke, James 70, 197 Peters, Sandra 178, 186 Petitt, Edryl 197 Phifer, James 113, 118, 104, 166, 170 Phipps, Kenneth 170 Pierson, Charley 186 Pinson, Nickie 186 Pior, Weldon 197 Pittman, Vickie 54, 197 Potter, Olen 170 Poulson, Jo Ann 52, 62, 186 Powledge, Toni 56, 67, 197 Praesel, Mary 197 Pratt, .lohn 68, 69, 197 Pressler, Sue 64, 87, 197 Price, Nathan 62, 75, 78, 114, 175 Priest, Deleana 87, 120, 121, 197 Prolfit, Darryl 69, 78, 112, 154, 197 Provost, Russell 112, 186 Purcell, Donald 53, 60, 197 Pyle, Larry 120 Radkc, Ruth 55, 64, 76, 81, 106, 149, 162, 190, 197 Raines, David 186 Rankin, Glenda 112, 197 Ream, Nelda 53, 67, 70, 192, 197 Reed, James 198 Reeves, Marie 186 Reinhold, Linda 64, 72, 106, 198 Resch, Marilyn 203 Rex, Rena Beth 52, 76, 115, 125, 162, 198 Rice, Lois 198 Rinehart, Karl 52 234 Risher, Sherri 176 Roberts, Suzanne 63, 163, 186 Roberts, Martin 186 Robertson, Patty 54, 198 Rodriquc, Gerald 56, 123, 197, 198 Roever, Milton D. 84 Roever, Brenda 84- Rogers, Jerry Dan 176 Routine, Lillycllyn 203 Rose, David 64, 99, 176 Rose, Vllalter 53, 75, 115, 124, 159, 161, 198, 200 Rowley, Charlene 53, 186 Rutherford, Lonnie 198 Runyan, Lavonne 203 Sadler, Philip 186, 86 Sapp, Max 176 Sassc, Beverly 64, 115, 198 Satterfield, David 60, 61, 187 Sattewhite, Charles 60, 187 Savage, Beverely 176 Schultz, Larry 198 Scott, Walter 176 Sellers, Onnie 68, 108, 176 Sewell, Norenc 112, 143, 187 Sexton, Mary Ann 19, 53, 72, 73, 74, 106, 119, 176 Sharpe, Larry 56, 66, 187 Shelton, Nancy 55, 76, 112, 198 Shepard, Howard 187 Shepard, Sonja 187 Shepperd, Walter 198 Shields, Mike 198 Shifflett, Delton 176 Shipley, Donna 198 Shipman, Joyce 198 Shipman, Ronnie 187 Shipman, Sherry 55, 198 Shipp, Donald 203 Shires, Allen 148, 198 Shrelfler, Theresa 74, 187 Shreffler, Tony 170, 173 Sikes, Terry 198 Skinner, Judy 70, 78, 103, 156, 162, 187 Slagle, Charles 176 Slape, Victor 118, 198 Smeya, Chris 203, 112 Smeya, Roy 17, 19, 51, 78, 105, 170 1 14, Smith, Brenda 163, 198 Smith, Clinton 154, 159, 161, 187 Smith, David 75, 78, 97, 106, 150, 158, 160, 187 Smith, Gloria 67, 72, 129, 141, 144 Smith, Kathy E. 55, 67, 76, 149, 162, 198 Smith, Kathy R. 55, 67, 187 Smith, Nathan 198 Smith, Rebecca 198 Smith, Robert 187 Smith, W. Glenn 97, 187 Snell, Faye 176 Snell, Judy 64, 198 Sorenson, Robert 54, 187 Spalding, George 53, 124 Spears, Faye 64, 78, 86, 176 Spears, Sharon 86, 90, 99, 133, 187 Spence, Elaine 77, 112, 199 Stanley, Jerry 150, 199 Stanley, Ronald 199 Starr, Cindy 55, 67, 199 Stephens, Tommy 56, 60, 199 Stephenson, Carl 203 Stewart, Doris 56, 67, 199 Stewart, Kenneth 171 Stolz, Linda 177 Stoops, Larry 171 Storz, Johnny 171 Stout, Robert 199 Strait, Carol 64, 199, 200 Strait, Ronald 150, 199 Suess, Julia 124, 163, 187 Sullivan, Jerry 188 Tauzin, Virginia 64, 76, 149, 199 Taylor, Doris 56, 58 Taylor, Linda 70, 118, 142, 163, 188, 199 Terry, James 199 Terry, Elizabeth 199 Thomas, Janine 188 Taylor, Elaine 56, 78, 199 Thommson, James 150, 188 Thompson, Nancy 199 Tice, Janice 60, 199 Tomerlin, Raymond 188, 189 Tomlin, Billy 84 Tormey, Judy 202, 203 Triplett, Vickie 86, 156, 188 Tripp, Linda 112, 119, 199 Trout, Jacob 84, 171 Tucker, Don 84, 188 Turner, David 150, 158, 199 Tamer, Harliss 188 Tyler, Phyllis 119, 199 VanBeber, Francis 199 Van Pay, Randy 60, 200 Vincent, Dorothy Jean 68, 82, 200 Vescelus, Barbara 203 Waganer, Mike 150 Waggener, Ronny 200 Wagner, Robert 200 Waite, Gerald 189 Wakefield, Jonathan 55, 63, 114, 164, 177 Walker, Arnold 60, 177 Wall, Mike 189 Wall, Renee 200 Wallace, Larry 159, 189 Walthall, Carolyn 52, 56, 62, 64, 111, 162, 164, 177 Warren, Lindell 127, 177 Weaver, Linda 203 Webb, Yvonne 200 Wedel, Carolyn 72, 78, 106, 122, 133, 143, 189 Weigel, Peggy 203 Wesson, Sharon 55, 64, 76, 149, 164, 200 West, Roger 60, 159,200 Westbrook, Gary 189 Whistler, Michael 120, 177 White, Carolyn Sue 74, 200 White, Clyde 203 White, Ann 189 White, Marie 54, 177 Whitehead, Farris 60, 200 Whitehead, Larry 200 Wiggins, David 172 Wiggins, Leon 148, 200 Wiggins, Linda 200 Wilburn, Gary 189 Wiley, Veta 200 Williams, Jeffery 203 Williams, Jimmy 152, 200 Williams, Joyce 200 Williams, Judi 55, 125, 201 Williams, LaRee 201 Williams, Nellie 76, 199, 200 Williams, Ronald 203 Williams, Sanford 61, 177 Williamson, Barry 201 Willis, Linda 76, 77, 112, 210 Wilson, Terry 113, 171 Wilson, Jean 201 Wilson, Sharra 55, 67, 72, 100 Wilson, Wayne 177 Wimberly, Larry 52, 189 Wisdom, Larry Gene 177 Win, Melvin 55, 92,201 Wolfe, Becky 203 Woolsey, Dennis 159, 201 Woolsey, Jewel 54, 201 Woolsey, Linda 72, 177 Wright, Burl 189 Wyant, Nancy 64, 201 Wright, Mickey 62, 119, 159, 16 203 Wyckoff, Judy 201 Yeager, Marcia 54, 62, 83, 106, 17, 118, 189 Young, Margaret 203 Young, Frances 84, 201 Zermatten, James 118, 148, 158, 160, 200 Zimmer, Suzanne 76, 162 C TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made I1 ' F' ' . 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