Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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People ln And Around Southwestern College g -ifflv. Lady Grace, as she likes to be called, is Grace Hayes Jones who came to campus last spring - back to her Southwestern roots. She attended Southwestern Academy in the early 1900's. Her father was a ministe- rial student at S.C. and she's had a number of relatives attend S.C. While her family was in the Winfield area from the late 1800s through the early 1900s, her father served as minister in Dexter. Her mother took voice lessons at S.C. Interested in writing and researching historical data, Lady Grace has had numerous articles published in magazines and newspapers. While she was at S.C. for a couple of months, she sat in on classes and con- ducted some research on S.C. She presented a Mexican hand drawn piece that she had framed to the Library. The work was made by a friend of her family in 1913. Lady Grace now lives in Memphis, Tennessee, where she spends a great deal of time writing. She is 84 years old. FE f . 'UWB' as 193:-Q. ,-, W Floyd Farris and Harvey Ridings Crightj watch a Builder football practice. Harvey is a 1932 S.C. gra- duate and an enthusiastic supporter. Harvey can be seen attending every football, basketball, or volleyball game and is often on the S.C. campus. Harvey and his wife Lorene fclass of 19341 were presented with the Alumni Recognition Award this year at Alumni Day.

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Homecoming 1977 Top, the candidates and escorts: Esther Wilson and Mark Turren- tine, Jan Watt and Chris Dow- nurn, Devee Keely and Larry Burnett, Terry Gaiser and David Herrin, Denice Bachman and Kim Bever. Right: The Walling- ford entry in the Homecoming float contest. The Builders gear up for a Homecoming victory. i l - !an .SLA ,. .i. All E E Ex