Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1968 volume:

m :ii,..Aitir :.iUpy i MV ' MU:Jm V ' ' v ' = l 80U ' WE9TER 1968 Dudley Craig Bazar Ohrissie Dickerson Co-Edifors JtV,i ;: : . ' ' . i ' l ' nv , ' . -- : ' ' rt ' JT, Table of Contents II u This book is a study of personality. It is a radical departure from those that have come before. Since the subject of the University is the students, we proudly dedicate the 1968 Sou ' wester to the stu- dents, whose desires, dreams, and actions will move the University forward. ■h 1 J ■- K SSB WWm 3 - ' ' I P HI ' ' L. f , m The University Ji The Turbulent World Surrounds Us As We Seek To Find Our Way . . . ' -- a ■■•■ ' -:_. ? ■■.■ Each Gtudent In Gearch Of His Destiny: 12 Of The Ultimate Truth. r I 13 I But The Conclusion Is The Game . . . 14 ■■11 4 fyi ' H mm • : W To Live Is Simply To Give Yourself. 15 SOUTHWESTERN REFLECTIONS Gou+hwestern Reflections: The mirror of life reflect9 our thoughts, desires and attitudes as we head toward maturity. The first step begins with the impact of college . . . Moving . . Meeting . . . y Registration . . . 21 22 k Abandon Hope, All Ye Who En+er . . . The wheel of fortune goes around as the class schedules are dealt out. For some the lucky number comes around— no Saturday classes. The college world opens before our eyes offer- ing frustration, anx- iety, and physical exhaustion— all with the promise of learn- ing. • mS mkM ' ■ ' , 24 The Thinking Machine Not mechanical parts but a supple potential . . . the opportunity to discover . . . sudden awareness . . . the inevitable truth bursts in someone. He has learned. 25 Rush — ... confusion . . . conversation . . . congregation . . . « 27 28 iir? •T ' Derby Day . . . 1967 S ¥i ' ' fef O r. + %QB lT i m 7 r i:j!$ S % V. v Preservation Hall Jazz i0 : y i • ii Yi y ' '  1 ' V 4 V Homecoming . . • • Mr. Homecoming. Dr. 9pringer . . . Our Town . . . Don ' f you remember . . .? 33 s ?- - Homecoming Parade . . . f ' 35 Fall Convocation Curiosity coupled with students ' recent espionage-flick experiences was sparked by secret service men bugging the chapel, prowling through now-deserted Mood, can- vassing the campus from a helicopter, blocking the campus drive, and question- ing certain early and late strollers. The oc- casion attracted students as classes were temporarily dismissed and dignitaries as- sembled on the lawn for Ambassador Clark ' s presentation of the Texana Collection to the Cody Memorial Library. At the Convocation following the presen- tation, Mrs. Lyndon Johnson received an honorary degree. Also receiving honorary degrees were Mr. Grogan Lord of George- town, and Mr. William S. Beinecke of New York City. 36 37 Halloween! Pumpkins, Pies, and Phriends. I Beauty Review Preparations by the SOU ' WESTER staff had continued for many weeks. A lemon yellow wicker throne was to seat the new beauty. A fountain for wishes com- pleted the decor. The 1967-1968 All-School Beauty Suzanne Allison was crowned by her predecessor Judy Franze. Named to her court were Vicki West, Alpha Delta Pi Beauty; Mary Montgomery, Delta Delta Delta Beauty; Barbara Byard, Delta Zeta Beauty; Anita Tate, Independent Beauty; Mary Kern, Phi Mu Beauty; and Ann McKinney, Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty. 1 mmm iv «ft f - , ■ .•«, y ■ ' I ' . ■■ ' t- . „. 7? I 45 46 Christmas traditions . . . Tree tnm . . . Carol Service . . . Chris+mas dinner 47 i 48 ;-;ve 53 54 1 Gtudent Power. Pressure, and Politics 1 J Color Slide, first place: Glenn Sandlin Sunset over the Black Sea Expression — II Color print, Honorable mention-. Brack Breckenridge Iced Asparagus, page 45, bottom. Color Slide, i-ionorable mention: Glenn Sandlin Sunset in Istanbul ifTr liliilC: ' m Color Print, first place: Pat AAurphree Cours Cambronne Color Slide, second place: Jim Wagner A Dentist Office in Venice Black and White Print, first place: Bill Bulay Through the Window 59 I Black and White Print, third place-. Virginia Peterson Bug On a Leaf opposite page: Black and White Print, second place: Virginia Peterson Ruff! Black and White Print, Honorable mention: Bill Bulay Judy WP ' M 6! ;t ' 1 ■ -ss- J i  A Gervant of Two Masters ' 62 I once made lov so tender did possess ,, , me the thought that winged though he. ' ' and obscene I etofGod , I if God surely  and then of ia sudderi— his immaculateri % % % 1 ■ ' V , 14 i ■M J .x! I ' -y • ■ . „ W. -- ' x a i g I- 1 ., pi r - ' Kf H |; -V- ' .«, 3n| 1| X Ax, 65 T , ' ' •i f« I, SiWk« . ' ' tit . t ' , ' (TBw ii i iaw!- ; ' ■■gyify aTOiiyry ft  ? - ' ' ■srsa- ' -« ' ' ■f ' ' ■ ,. s . - . Tf ! ' ■ s. - it Graduafion ' 68 70 when one of you is dying and the other of you is black and white photographed-shadows— ittle-light petals release and fall pounding on the make-do bookcase inside of you next to a clothesbrush laden with worldly lint of small guilt pastel grays of ashes smile at the death it ' s a song-over-reject— next-song life T BEAUTIES AND HONORS Homecoming Queen Diane Greer 74 Miss Southwesfem ianet Bauman Zeagler 75 Qandra Qiarke Gana Geldmeier Miss Southwestern Nominees 76 Chrissie Dickerson Paule+te Luther A ■ mn ' ' 9ou ' wester Beauty Quzanne Allison 78 Alpha Delta Pi Beaufy Vicki West ' ' ' ' Delta Delta Delta Beauty Mary Montgomery 79 Delta Zeta Beauty Barbara Byard Independent Beauty Anita Tate 1 Phi Mu Beauty Mary Kern Zeta Tau Alpha Ann McKinney 81 Beauty Alpha Delta Pi Cynthia House Diane Greer Paula Rose Vicki West Delia Delta Delta Janice Long Mary Montgomery Becky Lindsay Pat Riley Terry (not shown) Delta Zeta Barbara Byard Susan Inscore Mary Dunkin Dianne Weeks 82 Nominees Independent Association Jeff Dodson Gretchen Morgan Anita Tate Suzanne Allison (not shown) f • B ' •♦ ' i ■ « « t.i «. ' t J ' • Hii. «  ■ 9 ' rt) -if  ■ ' J 1 Sil® i V •i] Phi Mu Susan Shelton Mary Kern Kaila Keisling Bonnie Brunson Zeta Tau Alpha Kay Purdy Meg Huebner Ann McKinney Janice Miller 83 Who ' s Who Among Gtudents in American Colleges and Universities Gana Geldmeier Gana has been an active participant at South- western for four years. During that time she has been President of MSM, a member of Alpha Chi, Cardinal Key and Pi Epsilon Delta. As a member of WRA, Gana has served that organization as Secretary and Treasurer. She was also a nominee for Miss Southwestern. 84 1 Paf Riley Terry Chrissie Dickerson A leader in the Union program, Pat readily deserves to be a member of Who ' s Who. As a SOU ' WESTER SENIOR SUPERLATIVE, Pat has served as President of her sorority. Delta Delta Delta, as well as being a member of Cardinal Key, women ' s honorary organization. Pat is also a member of the Honor Council and AWS. As editor of the SOU ' WESTER, Chrissie has given much of her time and efforts to Student Publications. She is a member of Cardinal Key and President of Pi Delta Epsilon. Chrissie, who is also a SOU ' WESTER SENIOR SUPERLATIVE, is a nominee for Miss Southwestern. 85 Bill Bulay Carla Elliott Bill Bulay has been entrusted with numerous im- portant duties during his college career. He has served as a counselor, a Senator, a member of Blue Key, of which he is secretary, and has been chosen as a SOU ' WESTER SENIOR SUPERLATIVE. Bill is also active in UCAA and the photography club. Carla Elliott has led the campus in Union activi- ties as Secretary of the Directorate, member of the Governing Board, and Leadership Board, and has received honors as Outstanding Sophomore Woman of the Year. She was elected to Cardinal Key, the Honor Council, and the Student Organization Com- mittee. She is Zeta Tau Alpha President. 86 li Linda 9hulf William Van Wyk Linda Shult has made a significant contribution to Southwestern with her participation in Pi Gamma Mu, AWS Council, the Union Special Events Com- mittee, the Orientation Program, WRA, and the A ' Capella Choir. She has been Song Leader, Pledge Director, and President of her sorority. Phi Mu. Offering enthusiastic leadership, William Van Wyk has been Vice President of the Southwestern Science Society, a member of the Orientation Pro- gram, Student Senate, Herman Brown House Coun- cil, and has been named to the Distinction List. His fraternity is Phi Delta Theta. 87 Sara Cupp Smifh Jakie Schmm Accomplished in the Fine Arts, Sara Smith holds positions as Secretary of both Pi Delta Epsilon, and Alpha Chi, and has been Editor of Southwestern Magazine. Sara participates in the Wind Ensemble, and has been in the A ' Capella Choir and Mask and Wig. Jakie Schrum ' s impact on the campus has con- tinued over four years at Southwestern. As Presi- dent of the Student Body, President and Vice Presi- dent of the Senate and participator in the A ' Capella Choir, his positions of high leadership reflect a re- markable effort. 88 Laura Cayfon Charles Millikan Outstanding in her honors in nnusic and scholar- ship, Laura Cayton has been President, Treasurer, Second Vice President of Delta Omicron, Senior Honor Pin Winner and winner of a summer scholar- ship in Aspen, Colorado. She has been chapel organist, named to the Distinction List, Dean ' s Hon- or Recital and Outstanding Young Women of America, and is a member of Alpha Chi. Active in many phases of campus life, Charles Millikan has been President of SCA, Vice President of Ruter House Council, President of the Honor Council, and Vice President of Blue Key. His con- tributions to the Pre-ministerial Association, Union Directorate, UCAA, Disciplinary Committee, Student Senate and the Orientation Program have proved invaluable. His fraternity is the Kappa Alpha Order. 89 Janei Bauman Zeagler Paulette Luiher A member of Cardinal Key, the Student Senate, and the Student Life Committee, Janet Zeagler has been prominent in leadership at Southwestern. She served as a class officer for two years, was a Delta Delta Delta Beauty, and was elected Homecoming Queen and Miss Southwestern. Paulette Luther, President of Cardinal Key, Sec- retary of Pi Delta Epsilon, and solo flute in the Con- cert Band, has achieved a versatile record of activi- ties. She was nominated for Miss Southwestern and named to the University Distinction List. 90 1 Phil Lindsay Deanne Dea+on Phil Lindsay, a chemistry and biology major, has been conscientious in his pre-medical career. He has participated in the activities of the Southwest- ern Science Society, and the Kappa Alpha Order. Phil is a member of Alpha Chi, and has been named to the University ' s Distinction List. Serving on the Honor Council, and the Student Senate, Deanne Deaton has added appreciably to several areas of campus leadership. She has been an Executive in the Union Program and President of Cardinal Key. Deanne has served Zeta Tau Alpha as Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary. 91 John Murrell One of the most outstanding performers in Southwestern ' s Mask and Wig Society, John Mur- rell has achieved excellence in creative expression and scholarship. He has been a member of Alpha Chi, Pi Delta Epsilon, and Pi Epsilon Delta. John was Poetry Editor of Southwestern Magazine and Film Critic for the A legapfione. I Not pictured Sudie Lewis 92 Qenior Quperlatives Eleven Southwestern Seniors have been selected by a special committee to represent those students who have contributed outstandingly to all aspects of campus life, both in the giving of their services and in accepting the responsibilities inherent in the university community. 9uperlative Norman Duren Diligent student and keen personality is Nor- man Duren. He has participated in Methodist Stu- dent Movement as Chairman of Social Concerns, the Hispanic Society, a summer study program in Valencia, Spain, the Forum Committee, and the Canterbury Association as Treasurer. Norman was a student representative to the board of the Day Care Center, and received the Distinguished Library Check-Out Award. 93 r 9uperla+ive Paulei+e Lufher Quperlaiive Bill Bulay As Georgetown ' s foremost authority on fireplugs, Paulette has implemented campus organizations by her offices as President of Cardinal Key and Secre- tary of Pi Delta Epsilon. She has participated in the band and Sinfonietta. Paulette was nominated for Miss Southwestern and also was chosen to be a member of Who ' s Who. Bill Bulay has been a guiding figure on the South- western campus. He is a member of Blue Key, the Student Senate, the Dorm Councilorship, and has participated actively in University Christian Move- ment. Bill is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Frater- nity, and was nominated to Who ' s Who. 94 Superlative Pat Riley Terry Superlative Chrissie Dickerson Patricia Riley ' s influence in her years at South- western University has been due to her excellent leadership in the Student Union Directorate, Honor Council, AWS Council, Delta Delta Delta Sorority of which she served as president. Historian of Car- dinal Key, and Sneed House Council. She has been successful in a wide variety of activities. All around in academic and social activities, Chrissie Dickerson has succeeded as Editor-in-Chief of the Sou ' wester, President of Pi Delta Epsilon, and a member of Cardinal Key. Her participation in the Orientation Program, and Southwestern Science Society have been vital to the organizations. She has been elected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. JL r J — i m m 95 Superlative Dudley Craig Bazar Superlative Janef Zeagler Craig, transferring fronn Pan American his Junior year, has made a significant contribution to the Southwestern campus. As a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Pan American, he has served as Secretary and President. A member of Pi Delta Epsilon, Craig is also editor of the 1968 SOU ' WEST- ER. During her four years at Southwestern, Janet Bauman Zeagler has made a tremendous impact on the University. Janet has been selected as a Tri-Delta Beauty as well as Homecoming Queen. A member of Cardinal Key and Who ' s Who, she was elected Miss Southwestern by the student body, the highest award given to a Senior woman. 96 Quperlative Qandra Starke Superlafive Keifh Kellow Superlative Sandra Starke has been an outstand- ing participant in the activities of Southwestern. A member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority, Sandra has served as Vice-President and Secretary. She has been a member of the Honor Council as well as Cardinal Key. This year, as President of A. W. S., Sandra has provided the campus with effective leadership. Sandra has been a Homecoming Queen nominee as well as a nominee for Miss Southwest- ern. Keith Kellow, a psychology and economic major has given his time and effort to add a new dimen- sion to the University campus. As manager and owner of the Intrepid, Keith was able to offer the students something different in the way of enter- tainment. While serving on the Student Senate, Keith was instrumental in writing the new consti- tution. He participated in A ' Capella Choir and University of Paris Summer Study. 97 QupeHafive Judy Seargeanf Quperlative Jakie Schrum Serving as President of Independent Women, Judy Seargeant offered enthusiastic leadership which proved valuable to that organization in many ways. She was chosen Independent Sweetheart and was also a member of the French Club. Jakie Schrum served as President of the Student Body, and President of the Senate. He has been a member of A ' Capella Choir, Kappa Alpha Order, class officer and the tennis team. Jakie has been selected to Who ' s Who Among Students American Universities and Colleges. in 98 •dBdi Greichen Morgan Independent Qweetheart h t -4- i ill .{IK. iltAll i liil Ji ll ll li Diane Greer Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl 99 ORGANIZATIONS Wi Jt. r ?■■ ' • NT • • mam - yf- - 102 The Senate: Students Speak and Move Forward 1968 may have been the genesis of a nnore well defined student government for Southwestern. A new constitution has been finished, and a tri-system of government incor porated. Directories were published and sold by the first semester, a big step for the Senate, and delegates were sent to Regional Associated Student Governing Association. Officers in the Senate are Jakie Schrum, president; Marc Raney, vice- president; Sudie Lewis, secretary, fall semester; and Delia Mays, secre- tary, spring semester. Senators are Janet Zeagler, Linda Roediger, Bill Magee, Amp Miller, Bob Dupuy, Bill Bulay, Barbara Kelly, Diane Greer, Scott Miller, Dianne Stauffer, and Ronnie Sandberg. Ronnie Undenwood, Emily Perry, Bob Grayson, Andy McMullen, Glen Lich, Bruce Barrick, Nancy Woodman, and Caria Elliott conclude the list of Senators and representatives. Commission Chairmen are Donna Lunsford, Kirk Huffman, Mary Dunkin, Sam Bertron, and Lindy Pool. f03 Honor Council 1. Judy Chadwick 2. Roy Fuller 3. Lindy Pool 4. Ronnie Sandberg 5. Cecille Haynie 6. David Heatley 7. Caria Elliott 8. Jim Connell 9. Charles AAillikan, Chairman 10. Deanne Deaton The Honor System promotes the student ' s concern for academic honor. The Honor Council, as the stu- dent ' s elected representatives, enforces the Academic Honor Code and recommends actions subject to the approval of the Southwestern Disciplinary Committee. 104 i 1. Richard Bilbie 2. Barry AAcBurnett 3. Laura Youens 4. Larry Thomas 5. Joann Adamson Johnston 6. Carolyn McConnell 7. Gana Geldnneier 8. Laura Cayton 9. Janet Lott Morrison 10. Bill Huffhines n. Sudie Lewis, president 12. Nancy Nichols Sara Cupp Smith, acting president John Sans Richard Glen Smith Bradley Gould Clair Lynn Goodwyn Gay Zaumeyer Fleming Crim Janet Beinke 1. Diane Steinert 2. Judy Chadwick 3. Jan Miller 4. Cynthia Forcha 5. Judy Franze 6. Emily Ruth Baker 7. Carl Clarke 8. Diane Greer 9. Jane Ann Wendt 10. Dr. Norman Spellmann, sponsor 11. Mrs. I. J.McCook, Jr. 12. Mr. Harvey Watts 13. Jim Colley Alpha Chi National Scholarship Fraternity Blue Key Men ' s Honorary Fraternity 1. AAarc Raney 9. Bob Dupuy, president 2. Al Barrier 10. Dr. Bill Jones 3. Bill AAagee n. Jerry Prothro 4. Harry Crenshaw 12. Bill Bulay 5. Ronnie Sandberg 13. Paul Witt 6. Dr. Ellsworth Peterson, 14. Jakie Schrum sponsor 15. Charles Millikan 7. Carl Clarke 16. Fleming Crim 8. Larry Thomas Cardinal Key Women ' s Honorary Gorority 1. Linda Cooper 6. Deanne Deaton, 2. Gana Geldmeier spring president 3. Miss Marlene Harmon, 7. Miss Marjorie Beech sponsor, Dean of Women 8. Mrs. Ruth Ferguson 4. Sandra Starke 9. Mrs. Elizabeth Beaver 5. Caria Elliott 10. Chrissie Dickerson Nol pictured: Paulette Luther, fall president Pat Riley Terry Janet Bauman Zeagler 1. Mrs. Lillian White 8. Doty Davis 2. Jan Miller 9. Mrs. Gene Klein 3. Joyce Wileman 10. Jan Whigham 4. Judy Franze n. Barbara Kelly 5. Olwen Broderick 12. Leslie Lepar 6. Linda Shult 13. Janet Summers 7. Judy Chadwick 14. Diane Greer 107 Science Society 1. Chrissie Dickerson 10. Dr. Eb Girvin 2. Clair Goodwyn 11. Gary Bird, 3. Amelia Alie president 4. Patty Jo LaCoke 12. Bill Magee 5. Gay Zaumeyer ' 13. Dr. Bob Soulen 6. Jan Meyer •14. Jeff Britton 7. Carolyn AAcConnell 15. Fleming Crim 8. Becky Lindsay 16. Terry Furgiuele 9. Dr. Ed Lansford, 17. Amp AAiller sponsor 18. Terry Sherman 108 Pi Gamma Mu National Qocia 1 9cience Fra+ernHy 1. Jerry Prothro, presi dent 2. Diane Greer 3. Tom Anderson 4. Dr. L. H. Merzbach 5. Jo Lynn Ayers 6. Diane Steinert 7. Jane Ann Wendt 8. Dr. F. E. Gaupp 9. Dr. F. E. Luksa, sponsor 10. Pam Pratt 11. Joe Cavitt 12. Bill Hardt 13. Don Oehler 14. Linda Shult 15. Bob Dupuy 16. Dr. W. B. Jones 109 Concert Band Row 1: Sterling Neblett, Patricia Riley, Jeanie Stokes, Richard Luderus, Paulette Luther Row 2; Lynne Griffin, Constance Cozart, Editha Hunter, George Jansen, Sally Nolte, Larry Kruse, Nancy Harlan, Ann Brannon, Thomas Luke, Helen Anderson, Charles Tipton Row 3: Reynaldo Mesa, Joe Davidson, Mark Taylor, Mike Pickel, Rick Spradlin, Delia Mays, Marilynn McKinley, Susan English, Sara Cupp Smith Row 4: Brian Hope, Stewart Neblett, Kenneth Johnson, Rodney Howell, John Gam- ble, Byron Walters, Bill Stubblefield, John Clifford, Ralph Wallace, Judd Graves, Ernie Lewis, Mark McKenzie Row 5; Jim Robertson, Barbara Hagman, Rickie Sinclair, Charlotte Brock, Craig Bazar, Richard Prather, Ernest Clark George Nelson, Conductor Delta Omicron National Music Qorori+y 1. Mrs. Roxine Petzold 2. Miss Drusilla Huffmaster, sponsor 3. Rickie Sinclair 4. Ann Brannon 5. Carol Ford 6. Patsy Williams 7. Susan English 8. Anita Tate 9. Cynthia House 10. Virginia Peterson 11. Lenore Jackson 12. Laura Youens, president 13. Jan Willianns 14. Shirley Yackel 15. Susan Youens 16. Mrs. Tom Douglass i A Cappella Choir 1. Kathleen Barrett 2. Sherry Strain 3. Lee Ellen Arnold 4. Jeanie Stokes 5. Jan Whigham 6. Melinda Warner 7. Anita Tate 8. Judy Franze 9. Jane Woodman 10. Jonathell Williams 1 1 . Tica Davis 12. Nancy Gentry 13. John Bertschler 14. Everett Schrum 15. John Clifford 16. Byron Walters 17. David Clifford 18. Bruce Edv ards 19. Jay Stovall 20. Grady Roe 21. Helen Anderson 22. Holman Massey 23. Bob McLeroy 24. Wayne Walton 25. Bruce Sterk 26. Ralph Holm 27. Cort Matthews 28. Rosemary Meek 29. Virginia Hyde 30. John Gamble 31. Paul Witt 32. Shirley Yackel 33. Dori Dana il 112 MHMH !■■■■■■■■ _: Sim ■■■■■•■■■•■ •• iiii I  •■■■■■■■ !■ ■•■■■■■■••■•■ !• ■■ •III ■■■••••■■■■•■ ' I •■■■ ■■■•■itiij ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■ II llllll«MR |, II isasiaiiiB Pi Delta Epsilon Nafional Journalism Frafernify 1 . Gayle Daniel 2. Mary Callaway 3. Dr. Jeff Campbell, sponsor 4. 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Texas 78626 as second class mail matter Septemlber 26, 1906, under special prevision of Act of March 3, 1879, and ac- cepted for mailing at special rate of August 20, 1918. Charles P. Neuffer, Krfitor-in-Chief •68 Associate Editors: John Baker Britt, ' 68 Genie Hackenjos, ' 69 Fine Arts Editor- Jav Rust Business Maruger: I. J. McCook Faculty Advisor : John Hobbs Editor-in-Chief Editorial Staff: Lon Curtis, Susan Photography : John Fields, ' 69 Ron Cantwell, ' 68 Ken Shilkln, ' 69 Circulation Manager: Bryan Hope Sports Editor: Earl Dodgian Sam Bertron Smith, Joe Cavltt, Mary Callaway, Marlene Tbe BfEGAFHONK Box 4B Telenhone fi6. ' ?-2S31 Carr -2531 V ' i s ' service as eoppson p ' tot  « « ;fSw«- SOUTHWESTERN MAGAZINE t i ii i Clockwise: Richard Smil h, Mary Ann Gibson, Rozanna Mercer, Sara Cupp Smith Vol. 86 May, 1968 No. 4 Sara Cupp Smith, editor Staff: John Murrell, Richard Smith, Rozanna Mercer, Mary Ann Gibson. CONTENTS Advisors: Dr. Jeff Campbell, John Hobbs. The Happening: Southwestern University Maga- Phenomenon of the Sixties zine published four times a year Sara Cupp Smith 2 by the Student ' s Association of Mein Gott! Southwestern University. Sec- Glen E. Lich 3 ond class postage paid at The Letter Georgetov n, Texas, as Second Zaka ria Ali 4 Class Mail Matter, September K M 26, 1907, under provisions of the Act of March 3, 1897. Muses John Murrell 10 Accepted for mailing at the rate IVletamorphosis of postage provided in Section John Murrell 7 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, On a Shiny Counter authorized August 20, 1918. John Edward Bigley 15 Copyright 1968 by the Stu- Poems dents ' Association of South- g 6 western University. photographs by Don Wink 116 Above; Joyce Wileman, Jay Rust, Jon Thrasher Above: Gana Geldmeier 6e ow: Francine Furlow Pi Epsilon Delta National Oollegiafe Players 6e ow; Cindy Galbreath, Glenn Paysse 6 •11 r f m in J 1 b f 1 h A m 1 f 6 1 1 1 1 UA m£B ! g Below: John Murrell, John Mansfield Margaret Seymour 1. Gana Geldmeier 2. Pat Murphree 3. Carol Dowling 4. Tanis Gutowsky 5. Mandy Weaver Women ' s Recreational Association Council 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Joyce Wileman Terry Ann Hewell Judy Cole, president Jeri Hargrove Susan Inscore Marylyn Childress Camilla Peel Gail Kaiser Not pictured: Miss Mildred Usher, sponsor I 1. Eileen Custer 2. Jan Beinke 3. Lana Johnson 4. Suzette Doyle 5. Dianne Stauffer 6. Melissa Northern 7. Marlene Harmon, Dean of Women 8. Janet Summers 9. Diane Steinert 10. Judy Franze 11. Sandra Starke, president 12. Linda Cooper 13. Linda Shult 14. Caria Elliott Associafed Women Qtudents A. W. S. is the campus organization through which Southwestern University women are united to exercise self-government in establishing policies of conduct for their common welfare, and for upholding the standards and ideals of the campus. A. W. S. policies are founded on the principle that each woman enrolled is a responsible, mature indi- vidual who has made her decision to come to college and should be capable of rendering further competent decisions. 119 Union Governing Board 1. Andy McAAullen 6. 2. Stayton Wood, 7. program director 8. 3. Ronnie Underwood 9. 4. Olwen Broderick 10. 5. Caria Elliott John Stone Kirk Kuykendall Deanne Deaton Dean Marlene Harmon Fleming Crim, president 121 Kurth House Council 1. Julie Spring 2. Judy Cole 3. Olwen Broderick 4. Judy Hartzog ■ 5. Susie Doyle 6. Lynn Aycock 7. Laura Rogers 8. Jeanie Allen 9. Kay Kirby 10. Janet Summers, president 11. Joyce Wileman 12. Beth Reeves 122 1 . Susan Tipton 2. Lera Tyler 3. Betty Thomas 4. Pat Kidson 5. Carol Baldwin 6. Lin Pearce 7. AA arlene Carr 8. Sandra Cole 9. Bonnie Brunson 10. Judy Duce 1 1. Katherine Prehn 12. Katie McQuerry, president Laura Kuykendall House Council 1. Peggy Manofsky 2. Tudy Boatman 3. Dale Cain 4. Elizabeth Bigham 5. Judy Gunn 6. Mary Cooper 7. Melissa Kirkpatrick 8. Sara Schucany 9. Sandy Hale 10. Marie Atlee 11. Nancy Nichols 12. Judy Gregory 13. Jill Nagle Qneed House Council 1 . Pat Scott 2. Mrs. Maurine Nichols 3. Terry Ann Hewell 4. Carolyn Hooper 5. Barbara LaQuey 6. Pat AAurphree 7. Melissa Northern, president 8. Pat Riley Terry 9 Gana Geldmeier 124 1. Tanis Gutowsky 8. Joyce Wileman 2. Lynne Griffin 9. Linda Zerr 3. Kay Purdy 10. Claire Cole 4. Patti Procter 11. Judy Gilzean 5. Leslie Lepar 12. Cherryl Fulton 6. Linda Cooper 13. Mr. William Anderson 7. Susan McCanne 1. Rhonwyn Rathert 2. Melissa Northern 3. Mary Montgomery 4. Linda Shult 5. Nancy Dobkins 6. Mary Hintgen 7. Mary Kern 8. Genie Hackenjos 9. Clair Goodwyn 10. Betty Lindner 11. Gayle Blake 12. Jeanie Allen 13. Susan Altick Marshal 14. Marie Atlee 15. Susan Stone Not pictured: Janet Summers, president National Education Association 125 Herman Bmwn-Moody-9heam House Council Mac Stringfellow DeWayne Varnadore Jim Swift Rick Spradlin Bill Hardt, President John Sunley Charles Lockett Lon Curtis Vic Gleichmann Jerry Harnnon John Curry Bill AAcCarver Glen Lich 1. Keith Kellow 2. Ralph Holm 3. Charles Settles 4. Ken Hoch 5. David Detweiler, president 6. Jakie Schrum 7. Ron Cantwell Ruter House Council 127 Pre-Law Society 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. n. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Robert Conn Ed Tyson John Lawrence Doug Brown Roy Fuller Denny Pickett Marshall Enquist Kirby Smyth Ken Johnson DeWayne Varnadore David Heatley Charles Neuffer Joe Davidson Robert Truitt Don Iverson Jerry Harmon Jerry Prothro Everett Schrum Robert Bohmfalk John Saringer 21. Rand Fuller 22. Mike Smith 23. Johnny Johnson 24. Bill Kessler 25. Bob Karr 26. Floyd McSpadden 27. Mike McDougal 28. Ken Klaveness 29. Rick Bilbie 30. Steve McClain 31 . Rod Cranberry 32. John Curry 33. Bill McCarver 34. Kirk Huffman 35. Wally Pou 36. Jay Stovall Not pictured: John Fields 128 Photography Club 1. Mr. Don Wink, sponsor 2. Bill Stubblefield 3. Steve Finger 4. Bill Bulay 5. Jim Blakewell, president Not pictured: Virginia Peterson 2. 129 tMPt X ' . zzm 90CIAL GR0UP9 Men ' s Interfratemity Council 1. Ty Davenport 2. Steve Davis 3. Bill Magee 4. Jim Clarke 5. Fred Griffin 6. Buzz Barton 7. Ken Klaveness 8. Harry Crenshaw, spring president 9. John Mastin 10. Owen Stokes 11. BillGilker 12. George Morrison 13. Ken Johnson ' Not pictured: Jerry Prothro, fall president 132 Panhellenic 1. Jane Woodman 2. Nancy Dobkins 3. Judy Lorton, president 4. Barbara Kelly 5. Lana Johnson 133 Alpha Delta Pi 1 . Barbara Bowles 2. Eileen Custer 3. Sandy Hale 4. Kathy Meyer 5. Karen Kollatschny 6. Flora Thomas 7. Sharon Hamric 8. Debbie Sonnen 9. Jayne Paty 10. Carolyn Hooper 1 1 . Barbara LaQuey 12. Judy Franze 13. Jan Miller 14. Janie Johns I 134 f €) 15. Nancy Nichols 16. Janet Winslow 17. Kit Rowley 1 8. Carolyn Beer 19. Dawn Lewis 20. Jonathell Williams 21. Cynthia House 22. Janell Hutchison 23. Rosemary AAeek 24. Ann Brannon 25. Terry Ann Hewell 26. Barbbra Kelly 27. Barbara Brauer 28. Diane Greer 29. Melissa Kirkpatrick 30. Donna Barr 31. Kay Klaveness 32. Sudie Lewis 33. Jeri Hargrove 34. Mary Ann Tate 35. Jeanne Cooke 36. Paula Rose 37. Jo Lynn Love Ayers 38. Mary Underwood, president 39. Pat Scott 40. Linda Roediger 41. Vicki West 42. Dianne Stauffer 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. Susan Altick Marshal Sandra Starke Terri Hill Valerie Wolfe Marcene Perry Jenny Jackson Karen Campbell Not pictured: Betty Jo Lett Mary Ann Burton Dale Cain Pat Kidson Deborah Oualline 135 Delta Delta Delta 1. Lynne Griffin 2. Jane Woodman 3. Virginia Hyde 4. Karen Curry 5. Susan Tipton 6. Jan Long 7. Judith Kurth 8. Delia Mays 9. Hanna Hannan 10. Susie Nabors n. Mary Montgomery 12. Pat Riley Terry, president 13. Cindy Ayres 14. Melissa Northern 15. Janet Zeagler 16. Elaine Barnes 136 17. Jane Baker 18. Linda Holcomb 19. Marion Langdon 20. Julie Spring 21. Becky Lindsay 22. Joyce Wileman 23. Kay Kirby 24. Janet Beinke 25. Martha Irvin 26. Pam Broughton 27. Mary Weiser 28. Betty Mills 29. Nancy Woodman 30. Tanis Gutowsky 31. Gayla Todd 32. Emily Perry 33. Peggy Phillips 34. Kandace Kennedy 35. Brenda Butler 36. Joan Blaine 37. Lindy Pool 38. Jan Whigham 39. Katherine Prehn 40. Gail Todd 41. Sally Clark 42. Pam Williams 43. Judy Chadwick 44. Jeanie Allen 45. Beth Reeves 46. Barbara Brown 47. Mandy Weaver 48. Theresa Stridde 49. Diane McCook Not pictured: Claudia Brewer Amanda Haralson Susan McCanne Susan Stone Sarah Walthall Norris Jane Ann Wendt Gretchen Williams Trudy Carter Clair Henney Alyce Morris Betty Thomas 137 Delta Zeta 1. Susan Spruce 2. Elaine Cassidy 3. Judy Sherrill 4. Leslie Lepar 5. Linda Cooper, president 6. Judy Cole 7. Carolyn Cochran 8. Dana Wilson 9. Susan Inscore 10. Martha Bailey 1 1. Barbara Byard 12. Connie Cozart 13. Tica Davis 14. Kathleen Barrett 138 1 IB !j 7 ST ■ «; P 2 ••ttmmtmt mMm % aA • J ' K: 15. Cindy Thomas 16. Kati McQuerry 17. Amelia Talton 18. Carol Ann Dowling 19. Sue January 20. Janet Summers 21. Rhonwyn Rathert 22. Janie Weatherly 23. Betsy Hall 24. Mimi Marler 25. Gay Smith 26. Laurie Scott 27. Kay Holmes 28. Barbara Hagman i S- ' i 29. Shannon Roberts 30. Lana Johnson 31. AAary Callaway 32. Sandra Cole 33. Peggy AAanofsky 34. Alice With row 35. Helen Thornton 36. Marion Walshe 37. Dianne Weeks 38. Ruth Klaerner 39. Sarah Hunt 40. Marlene Carr 41. Carol Ford 42. 43. Betsy Hansberry Clair Cobb Not pictured: Judy Gunn Nancy Harris Susie May Max Malone Jane Lawson Susan Smith Ann Bradford Judy Bowyer Judy Duce 139 r kfe4. „, i % i m 1 Bfc ,..j Phi Mu 1. Helen Andes 2. Margaret Seymore 3. Jeannie Stokes 4. Bonnie Brunson 5. Judy Donaldson 6. Karen Wilkie 7. Marie Atlee 8. Kathy Johnson 9. Mary Kern 10. Carolyn Plagens 11. Bonnie Buroker 12. Sharon Summers 13. Karen Kalinowsky 14. Marylyn Childress 140 V. 15. Toni Nelson 16. Mary Ann Gibson 17. Linda Powell 18. Sandra Roland 19. Gail Kaiser 20. Gayle Blake 21. Kathy Whiting 22. Peggy Campbell 23. Editha Hunter 24. Judi Gregory 25. Betty Lindner 26. Mary Standifer 27. Cherryl Fulton 28. Judy Gilzean 29. Nancy Dobkins 30. Bronwen Webb 31. Linda Shult, president 32. Patty Jo La Coke 33. Gay Zaumeyer 34. Lydia Ovitz 35. Shirley Stembridge 36. Julie Ryan Not pictured: Kaila Keisling Sharon Stevens Joann Kullin 141 Zeta Tau Alpha 1. Janet Miller 2. Susan Reed 3. Lee Ellen Arnold 4. Rickie Sinclair 5. Vicki Adier 6. Janice Miller 7. Suzanne Widdecke 8. Sherri Haygood 9. Frances Ericson McDougal 10. Eileen Roth 11. Tudy Boatman 12. Mary Osborne 13. Pam Bauer 142 III ;ll JJjgMjMII 6. .™ 14. Jane Munden 27. Pam Pratt 40. Shirley Yackel 15. Lisa Gumbert 28. Deanne Deaton 41. Kathleen Presley 16. Rosemarie Williams 29. Patti Procter 42. Carol Cannon 17. Caria Elliott, president 30. Ann McKinney 43. Donna Lunsford 18. Susan Elliott 31. Kathy Ferguson 44. Laura Youens 19. Jan Tankersley 32. Karen McCart 45. Jan Westervelt 20. Judy Hartzog 33. Kat Aiken 46. Ann Hunter 21. Lin Pearce 34. Carol Clearman 47. Laura Rogers 22. 23. Kay Purdy Punkin Cockrell 35. 36. Camilla Peel Bonnie Hennington Not pictured: 24. Glenda Fikes 37. Susan Youens Nancy Gentry Nancy Schleier 25. Francine Furlow 38. Ellen Swift 26. Olwen Broderick 39. Lyn n Aycock 143 Kappa Alpha Order 1. Paul Brown 2. Bob Grayson 3. Bryan Heck 4. Bill Schnapp 5. Lyie Roberts 6. Steve Davis 7. Charles Hart 8. Parker Davis 9. Jerry Harmon 10. Tony Algarbe 11. Owen Stokes 12. Mike Freeman 13. Phil Lindsay 14. Jeff Gilbreath 15. Micky Ware 144 r , ? ' «■ ' vt . I V 16. J. R. Keller 17. Richard Freeman 18. Bob Blakewell 19. Dick Ellis 20. Grady Baskin 21. Steve AAcLeroy 22. Craig Jones 23. Rob Godsey 24. Mark Stubblefield 25. T. John Mansfield 26. Bill Fogle 27. Jim Adamson 28. Everett Schrum 29. DeWayne Varnadore 30. Bill Gilker 31. Bill Morrill 32. Jim Blakewell 33. Joe Hineman 34. Phil Warlick 35. Jack Phelps 36. Bill Olbrich 37. Ben Hock 38. Skip Southworth 39. Alan Drake 40. Vic Gleichman 41. Scott Miller 42. Randy Boyer 43. Louis Bustamante 44. Jim Hudnall 45. Rob Drake 46. Chris Cahill 47. Bill Hardt 48. Floyd Betts 49. Steve Hailey 50. Ty Davenport 51. Leonard Hoffman 52. John Denman 53. Walter Sheffield 54. Archie Milam 55. Mark Lindell 56. David Heatley 57. Larry Thomas 58. Randy Blair Not pictured: Lon Curtis Eddie Lucas Mike Hopkins 145 Kappa Sigma 1. Buzz Barton 2. Mike AAcDougal, president 3. Harry Crenshaw 4. Mark Blackbird 5. Ken Huddleston 6. Will Reagan 7. Gary Joyce 8. Lee Gardner 9. Gary Sanson 10. Chet Gutowsky 146 n. Bruce Barrick 12. Tom Madsen 13. Ron Bell 14. Roy Garrison 15. Jim Robertson 16. Terry Key 17. Harvel Loveless 18. Jerome Davis 19. Spencer Marrow 20. Woody Baker 21. Cletus Dodd 22. Art Olson 23. Bill AAcCarver 24. Hank Price 25. John AAastin 26. J. L. Love 27. George Morrison 28. Carlton Hargett 29. Steve Crabb Not pictured: John B. Britt 147 Phi Delta Theta 1. Randy Hood 2. Bill Borellis 3. Gayle Carpenter 4. David Deaton 5. John Wood 6. Pat Wallace 7. Baxter Clarke 8. Steve Freiman 9. Howard Martin 10. Tim Caldv ell 11. Jim Connell 12. David True 13. Tom Nisbett 14. Jim Cl arke 148 15. John Hartig 16. Bill Morton 17. Mike Foulord 18. Mac Stringfellow 19. Barry McBurnett 20. Doug Vair 21. Bryson Knowles ! 22. John Ashby 23. J. Ralph Tate 24. Bob Baldwin 25. Steve McClain 26. Bill Bradford 27. Richard Edwards 28. John Johnson 29. Roy Ayers 30. Fred Griffin 31. Hugh Parrish 32. Bill Magee, president 33. Tom Mc Dougall 34. Rick Cobb 35. Rod Granberry 36. Jan Douglass 37. Jim Wagner 38. Steve Boyd 39. Amp Miller 40. Buddy Zeagler 41. Bob Douglass 42. Danny Wood 43. Andy Lowery 44. Jerry Kothmann 45. Martin McCall 46. Earl Dodgion 47. William Van Wyk 48. Ed Cearley 49. Rick Tucker 50. Gary Bird 51. Derrill Elmore 52. Ed Reynolds 53. Gary Manford 149 Pi Kappa Alpha .■ ■■•v.. .:•; ' • ■ ■ v.:-;:: ... . 1. Kearby Swofford 2. Floyd AAcSpadden 3. Rod Howell 4. Bob AAann 5. Steve Kreger 6. David Street 7. Doug Brown 8. Rick Horsey 9. Bruce Sterk 10. Wallace Pou 1 1. Kim Furstenwerth 12. Kerry AAadsen 13. Denny Pickett 14. John Curry 15. Larry Burton 150 ' V -■ . J, N. . •t ■ . ' 4 J- ' ■ ■ V . . ' -■ ■ . . ■ .€. , v ?:-. ; ■; • I.. ' ■ • ' -• jT V ,-.-■• r- ?4 V ? :V ' • ' - ■•■■- ■■ • •-■t:• 16, Paul Witt, spring president 30. Henry Darwin 44. Glen Lich 17. Bob Kessler 31. Bruce Hay 45. Clarence Wuthrich 18. Jeff Britton 32. Ronnie Sandberg 46. John Swannack 19. Joe Spezia 33. Les Crane 47. Lynn Pizzitola 20. Bill Rambo 34. Bob Karr 48. John Marshall 21. Wayne Price 35. Paul Gilbert 49. Richard Pinger 22. Jim Beard 36. Bill Kessler 50. Bernie Scharbius 23. Ronnie Underwood 37. David Pena 51. Billy Lockett 24. James Swift 38. Jerry Prothro, fall president 52. Ken Klaveness 25. Fred Winslow 39. Jay Stovall Johnny Johnson 26. Bill Bulay 40. Not pictured: 1 Fields 27. Gerry Lawler 41. Grover Lawlis Johr 27. Charles Lockett 42. Terry Furgiuele David Wallace 29. Andy AAcMullen 43. Fleming Crim Bob Dupuy 151 1 ' V l.tl uaP) f I J V ' i I -S vl ' . f ' n I A { trrN 1 ZZ Independent Association 1. Don Wink, Sponsor 12. Bob McLeroy 2. Carolyn Shirley 13. Wayne Walton 3. Keith Kellow 14. Robert Bohnnfalk 4. Donna Conrad 15. John Bigley 5. Diana Fitsimmons 16. Jan Williams 6. Bill Fling 17. Dori Dana 7. Judy Campbell 18. Tom Luke 8. Shaun Wicker 19. Steve Finger 9. Suzie Doyle 20. Kathy Buescher 10. Melinda Warner 21. Grady Roe, n. John Riley, spring president fall president 153 154 155 ATHLETICS , 1 - CheeHeaders Clockwise: Janie Weatherly, Bonnie Hennington, Ed Tyson, Charlie Hart, Ty Davenporl, Janet Miller. 158 Basketball ' 68 Southwestern ' s Basketball Pirates finished the sea- son with a 16-7 won-lost record, including a 6-4 con- ference standing, which was good enough for second place in the Big State circuit. The Pirates were ranked in the top 20 in the nation by both UP! and AP from the first game of the season until January. During this time, the Pirates repeatedly held down the number 16 spot nationally. Two Pirate starters, Davis Blanton and Luke Lucas, were named to the All-Conference team and Blanton was named to the ALL-AAAERICAN Honorable Men- tion team. Coach Bill AAerritt directed the team throughout the season. The Pirates will have two returning squadmen next year. 159 RANKIN KOCH JAMES JONES DAVIS BLANTON All-Conference All-American Honorable Mention 160 BRIAN SCHROEDER DANNY BOSLEY GAYLE CARPENTER h r . LOUIS BRADEN RAND FULLER Not pictured: JOHN CLIFFORD WAYNE PRICE DAVID STREET CORNEL WALKER Tennis ' 68 Paced by the powerful playing of Rand Fuller and David Street and strongly supported by the other members, Southwestern ' s Pirate Tennis team finished the season with a 4-win 1-tie record which placed the team first in the conference. The Big State con- ference champions were coached by Myron Dees. M lS I K -, Jram. - 165 ■ cr % ■IN ' A ' . h ' M ' . h r« ■ 1 4 4: 166 . 4 f f 1- 4 3 t 6 . ., t 167 Baseball ' 68 1968 was not a winning year for the Pirate Baseball team. The Pirates managed a fifth place seat in the six team Big State Conference. Directed by Bill AAerritt, the Pirates placed one man on the All-Conference team with high hopes for a winning team next season. Terry Hares Lyie Roberts Gayle Carpenter Mike Turner Steve Freiman Harry Crenshaw Coach Bill Merritt 1. Bruce Edwards 9. 2. Doug Vair 10. 3. Andy Lowery 11. 4. Jerome Davis 12. 5. Buzz Barton 13. 6. Mac Stringfellow 14. 7. Jay Hodgkins 15. 8. Henry Hulsey 1. MIKE TURNER All-Conference 2. BUZZ BARTON 3. MAC STRINGFELLOW 4. HARRY CRENSHAW 5. JAY HODGKINS t 4. 169 1. 1. STEVE FREIAAAN 2. JEROME DAVIS 3. BRUCE EDWARDS 4. LYLE ROBERTS 5. TERRY HARES 170 Golf 68 1 . Jan Douglass 2. John AAastin 3. Billy Lockett 4. Coach R. AA. Medley 5. Tom Madsen 6. Wally Pou Boasting the playing of Billy Lockett and Jan Douglass, the Pirate golf team placed third in the Big State Conference. Lockett and Douglass were awarded the Neely Landrum Golf Trophy for interest and improvement shown in the game.- Lockett won first place and Douglass, honorable mention. Golf coach is director of athletics, R. AA. Medley. 171 WALLY POU BILLY LOCKETT JAN DOUGLASS ja.j . -«, , 173 Men ' s Intramural Champions Football: Phi Delta The+a 1. John Hartig 2. Steve AAcClain 3. Bryson Knowles 4. Amp Miller 5. Ray Ayers 6. Pat Wallace 7. Jim Clarke 8. Baxter Clarke 9. Tom AAcDougal 10. John Ashby n. Earl Dodgion 12. Bill Morton 13. Bill Magee 14. Martin McCall 15. Gary Bird •■«« 174 Volleyball: Pi Kappa Alpha 1. Dick Louden 2. Wayne Price 3. Terry Furgiuele 4. Jim Beard 5. John Swannack 6. Jay Stovall 7. Richard Pinger 8. Les Crane Baskefball: Phi Del+a The+a 1. David True 2. Earl Dodgion 3. Bill Morton 4. Tom McDougall 5. John Hartig 6. Martin McCall 7. Amp Miller ' iH KL- Golf: Phi Delia Theta 1. Amp Miller 2. Steve AAcClain 3. Bill Bradford 4. Bryson Knowles 5. Ray Ayers 177 ' ■V. J- - .- f b-S t — ijjByjlifcjyp ' « Mb Baseball: Pi Kappa Alpha 1. Bob AAann 2. Fred Winslow 3. Billy Lockett 4. Bob Karr 5. Les Crane 6. Terry Furgiuele 7. Ken Klaveness 8. Gerry Lawler 9. Denny Pickett 10. John Swannack 1 1. Richard Finger 178 I Volleyball: Independents Front: Claire Cole Kathy Buescher Mollie Painter Back: Jill Nagle Suzy Trice Women ' s Intramural Champions Golf, Ping Pong: independents Mollie Painter Basketball: Delta Zeta Judy Sherrill Leslie Lepar Helen Thorton Betsy Hansberry Not pictured: Judy Cole 179 Bowling Singles: Delta Zefa Ronni Rathert Linda Zerr Team Bowling: Independenfs ciaTrecob ' Badminton: Alpha Delta Pi Dawn Lewis Janie Johns Tennis: Zeta Tau Alpha Tudy Boatman Kat Aiken ., v i k ••, ' ftf rii ' T- ' mHTiyt ' C ' r ' , mm ii mmm V-r ' :: ACADEMICS Durwood Fleming President 184 Isaac Joel McCook Vice President, Finance 185 John D. Richards Dean of the School of Fine Arts; Professor and Chairman of the Department of Music Education; Director of Southwestern Uni- versity Choir and Choruses; B.F.A., AA.AA.Ed. 2. William D. 9wift Dean of Students; B.S., A.B., B.D. 3 R Burr Clifford Dean of the College of Arts and Sdences; Professor of English and Classics; A.B., B.D., A.M., Ph.D. 1. MISS MARLENE HARMON Dean of Women; A.B., M.A. 2. MISS MARJORIE BEECH Assistant to the President 3. MRS. MILDRED Q. GERVASI Associate Professor of Library Science; Head Librarian; B.S., M.A. in L.S. 4. MR. PAUL GRADY ANDERSON Director of Admissions and Registration; A.B., M.A. 1. MISS AGNES E. LUECKE Assistant Librarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science; B.S., B.S. in L.S. 2. MR. JOHN CARDWELL Director of Public Relations; B.A. 3. MR. JOHN F. HOBBS Director, University News Service; B.S. 4. MISS MELINDA GUTHRIE Assistant Librarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science; B.A. 5. MR. JOHN NEAL STONE Director, Bishops Memorial Union; B.A. 3. 1. MR. E. C. TRUE Assistant Business Manager 2. MR. STAYTON A. WOOD Program Director, Bishops Mennorial Union; B.A.,M.S. 3. MRS. GENES. KLEIN Recorder 4. MR. SANFORD C. REED Admissions Counselor; B.S. 5. MR. HOWARD A. LONG Associate Director of Admissions and Registration; A.B., S.T.B. 2. 5. 189 1 . MISS EDITH ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Dietitian and Supervisor of the University Commons 2. MR. AL BARRIER Director of Men ' s Housing; B.A. 3. MR. FLOYD B. LACKEY Campus Engineer 4. MR. BOBBY JENNINGS University Store 3. J r7 I --, 190 1 . MRS. JACQUELYN N. KREGER University Nurse; R.N. 2. MRS. MAURINE NICHOLS Director of Sneed House 3. MISS INA ROBERTS Assistant Professor of Library Science and Assistant Librarian; B.A., B.S. in L.S. 4. WOMENS RESIDENCE HALL DIRECTORS MRS. LILLIAN M. WHITE, Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS. REGINA ANN DAVIS, Assistant Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS. MIRIAM ADELE GREENE, Assistant Director, Laura Kuykendall Hall MRS. HALLYE B. BRIGGS, Director, Kurth Hal Not pictured: MRS. MARY BLANTON, University Guest House HOURS 900 AM 200PM 700PM « 2. 4. 191 The College of Arts and Sciences 1. MRS. MARTHA M. ALLEN Assistant Professor of History; A.B., M.A. 2. MR. WILLIAM JAMES ANDERSON Assistant Professor of Education; B.S., M.S. 3. MR. JOHN VERNON BERGLUND Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy; A.B., B.D., A.M. 4. MRS. ELIZABETH P. BEAVER Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages; A.B., A.M. 192 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. DR. BOB MARION BROWN Professor and Chairman of the Department of Physics; B.S., Ph.D. MR. GORDON E. BURKS Instructor in Education; B.S., M.Ed. MRS. CORRE BERRY Assistant Professor of Physics; B.A., M.A. MISS PATRICIA BOURLAND Assistant Professor of Germ an; B.A., M.A. MR. JIM LEWIS BRIDGES Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration; A.B., M.A., C.P.A. 193 1 . DR. J. MANUEL SANCHEZ DE BUSTAMANTE Assistant Professor of Spanish; B.L., B.S., D.L. 2. DR. JEFF CAMPBELL Herman Brown Professor of English, Chairman of the Department of English; A.A., B.A., B.D., Ph.D. 3. MR. TIBB BURNETT Instructor in Physical Education; B. Mus. Ed. 4. MR. JOHN BARNES CHAPAAAN Assistant Professor of Mathematics ; B.S., M.S. !tH 1 1 % J p H |r | 2. 1 3. 4. MRS. IRENE WHITESIDE DEUPREE Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Home Economics; B.S., A.M. DR. MYRON H. DEES Associate Professor of Physical Education; B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D. DR. JUDSON SAMUEL CUSTER Professor of Education and Psychology; Chairman of the Department of Education; Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences; Director of Testing and Counseling; B.M., M.M., Ed.D. MR. CHARLES THOMAS DE SHONG Assistant Professor of English; B.A., M.A. 1. MR. JOE PAUL POOR Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy, University Chaplain; B.A., B.D. 2. MISS MARY ELIZABETH FOX Associate Professor of Government; B.A., M.A. 3. DR. EBCARLGIRVIN Professor and Chairnnan of the Department of Biology; Chairman of the Division of Natural and Applied Sciences; A.B., A.M., Ph.D. 4. MR. JOHN WILLIAM HAMILTON Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration; B.A., M.S. 5. MR. JOHN HULL HUMMEL Assistant Professor of French; A.B. DR. FREDERICK ERNEST GAUPP Professor of History and Government; Humanistic Gymnasium; Ph.D. DR. FRED R. HILGEMAN Assistant Professor of Chemistry; B.A., Ph.D. MRS. BARBARA M. GIBBS Instructor of Sociology; B.A., M.A. DR. GEORGE C. HESTER Professor of History and Government, retired; A.B., A.M., LL.D. 1. XM, y 1. 2. 1. DR. HORACE S. JACOB Assistant Professor of Biology; B.S., AA.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. 2. DR. T. P. JONES Professor of Education and Elementary Education Science; B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D. 3. DR. EDWIN M. LANSFORD, JR. Associate Professor of Biochemistry; B.A., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 4. DR. WILLIAM B. JONES Lucy King Brown Professor of History, Chairman of the Department of History and Government; B.A., B.D., Ph.D. 3. MRS. ELIZABETH R. LUNDBLAD Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration; B.S., A.M. DR. FRANK E. LUKSA Professor and Ctnairman of the Department of Sociology; A.B., Ph.D. MRS. JANE B. McCOOK Assistant Professor of English; B.A., A.M. DR. SHERMAN D. LESESNE Professor and Chairman of the Department of Chemistry; B.S., A.M., Ph.D. 2. 1, JL 3. 3. 4. MR. WILLIAM LEE MERRITT Assistant Professor of Physical Education; B.S., M.S. MR. RANDOLPH M. MEDLEY Director of Athletics; Professor and Chairnrian of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation; A.B., A.M. MR. JAMES R. MEURER Instructor in Sociology; B.A., M.A. DR. LUDWIG H. MERZBACH Professor and Chairman of the Department of Economics and Business Administration; Doctor of Economics and Political Science 200 MR. MARSHALL S. MORRIS Instructor in Foreign Languages; A.B. AARS. LOIS WILSON PARKER Assistant Professor of English; B.A., M.A DR. JOHN N. R. SCORE, 11- Professor of Religion and Philosophy; A.B., B.D., Ph.D. MRS. ANNE MARING MORRIS Assistant Professor of English; B.A., M.A DR. WENDELL L. OSBORN Associate Professor of Psychology; B.M., M.M., Ph.D. DR. NORMAN WOODS SPELLAAANN Professor of Religion and Philosophy; Chairman of the Division of Humanities; A.B., B.D., Ph.D. DR. SUK-SOON SUH Visiting Professor of Government; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. DR. EDMUND H. STEELMAN Professor, The Bishop Seth Ward Chair of Bible and Religion; Chairman of the Department of Religion and Philosophy; Th.B., B.S., in Ed., S.T.B., S.T.M., S.T.D. DR. ROBERT L. SOULEN Lillian Nelson Pratt Professor of Chemistry; B.A., Ph.D. 202 1. MISS MILDRED M. USHER Assistant Professor of Physical Education; B.S., M.Ed. 2. MISS MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX Associate Professor of Mathenaatics; A.B., A.M. 3. DR. RALPH M.WHITMORE Professor and Chairman of the Department of Mathematics; A.B., A.M., Ph.D. 4. MR. HARVEY D. WATTS Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy; Director of Town and Country Work;A.B., B.D., A.M. 203 1. 2. 204 3. 3. 4. The School of Fine Arts MR. THOMAS C. DOUGLASS Professor and Chairman of the Department of String Instruments; B.Mus., M.Mus. MR. DALLAS EDWIN HEENAN Assistant Professor of Piano and Low Strings; B.M., M.M. MISS DRUSILLA HUFFMASTER Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Piano; Artist-in-residence. MR. CLAUDE L. KENNARD Assistant Professor of Art; B.A., M.A. 1 . MR. R. COCHRANE PENICK Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Organ and Sacred Music; A.B., Certificate in Organ, Sac. Mus. M. 2. MR. ROBERT L. LANCASTER Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Art (Sculptor); B.F.A., M.A. 3. MR. ROBERT W. SCHMIDT Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama; B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed. 4. DR. F. ELLSWORTH PETERSON Margaret Root Brown Professor of Fine Arts; B.M., S.M.M., A.M., Ph.D. 5. MR. GEORGE E. NELSON Director of the Band; Associate Professor of Instrumental Music Education, Woodwinds, Brass, and Percussion Instruments; B.M.Ed., M.Mus. 205 1. DR. ROLAND ANGUS SPRINGER Professor and Chairman of the Department of Drama and Speech; A.B., A.B., A.M., Ph.D. 2. MR. FRANCIS LEWIS WOODWARD Assistant Professor and Chairman of the Department of Voice; B.M., M.M.Ed. 3. MR. GERALD K. TOUSLEE Assistant Professor of Music, Director of the Orchestra; B.M.E., M.M. 4. MR. JONDONNELWINK Assistant Professor of Art; B.F.A., M.F.A. 5. MRS. LOUISE TOTH Instructor in Voice; B.F.A., Juilliard Artist Diploma 4. ' -= ' ' ' ' - ' - -- -- A % — In Memoriam Gordon B. Woloott Professor of Biology August 5. 1967 Qenior Class JANET SUMMERS Secretary JANET ZEAGLER Vice-president BILL MAGEE President JOANN ADAMSON Bishop Chemistry MARTIN ALEMAN, JR. 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SANDRA STARKE Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President; AWS, President; Cardinal Key; Honor Council; Dean ' s List; WRA; Sou ' wester; Miss Southwestern Nominee. DIANNESTAUFFER Alpha Delta Pi, Best Pledge; AWS, Secretary; Senate; Union Directorate; WRA; SCA; MSM; Kurth House Council. MARION SULLIVAN Delta Delta Delta; Southwestern Speliological Society; Mask Wig Players; Canterbury Assn.; Union Hospitality Committee. JANET SUMMERS Delta Zeta; Mask Wig Players; TSEA, Presi- dent; WRA; AWS; Union Directorate, Senior Class Secretary; Kurfh House Council, President. PATRICIA RILEY TERRY Delta Delta Delta, President; Cardinal Key; Union Directorate; Honor Council; Who ' s Who; Sneed House Council; AWS Council. JONATHAN THRASHER Kappa Sigma; Young Republicans, President; Mask Wig Players, Business Manager. CHARLES TIPTON Pi Kappa Alpha; Band. DON TUMLINSON Dean ' s Honor Roll; Who ' s Who; Phi Theta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu. MICHAEL TURNER Baseball; Ruter House Council. MARY UNDERWOOD Alpha Delta Pi, President; AWS; Kurth House Council, Vice-President; WRA; NEA; Spanish Club. WILLIAM VAN WYK Southwestern Science Society, Vice-President; Ruter House Council; Who ' s Who; Phi Delta .Theta. DAVID WALLACE PI Kappa Alpha; Senate; Junior Class Vice- President; Spirit Committee Chairman; Base- ball; Intermural Football. JANE WENDT Delta Delta Delta; Cheerleader; Alpha Chi; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice-President; LK House Council- Distinction List; Dance Committee. JAMES WILSON JANET BAUMAN ZEAGLER Delta Delta Delta, Vice-President, Chaplain; Car- dinal Key; Senate; Miss Southwestern; Student Life Commission; Who ' s Who. IN MEMORIAM m m o 1 Hilda Ruth Ratliff f --t ' JS Ik October 18, 1967 Southwestern Student, 1965-1966 237 YEARBOOK SPECIFICATIONS AND DEADLINES TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY BOX 597 DALLAS. TEXAS FLEETWOOD P.O. BOX 119- COVINA. 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BILL BULAY puOTONE KANDACE KENNEDY, CYNTHIA MCDANIEL SPECIAL ENDSHEET DEAOLIN SPECIAL COVER DEADLINE D, aPAYMENT DEADLINE Payments ore due as follows Yeor books above, unless o specific shipping ogreeme yearbook. DATE DATE DATE Af rt ' ' SH U ' DELIVERY; K oil copy shipments are received by the c will be shipped withm 10 weeks after the copy is not received on time, if is nece: be storted unlil onother opening occurs in N6f ly NUMBER OF STIFF COVERS 01 QO ESTIMATE NOT NEC IF COST NOT OVER (INO D SPRING DELIVERY FALL DE ... , DELIVERY BEFORE MARY CALLAWAY : SEPT. IC. , ,__. .. lOTH PREFERRED SHIPPING DATE SCHOOL CLOSING DATE b- ) TAYIORPU8US ELIZABETH BIGHAM Epilogue: EdHors Qtmggle Under Heavy Load. As we look back on the past year when we were first selected as editors of the 1968 SOU ' WESTER, we now wonder if it was such an honor, or rather a sly way of punishing some unsuspecting soul. Our first thought was to have a radically different yearbook that would show the sense of urgency that our gener- ation feels. Since then, the views and the situations have been modified, yet we of the SOU ' WESTER feel that this is a tremendous book. The question always seems to come up, whether at the Commons, the library, or the dorm, How ' s the annual coming? And at times, we felt like saying, It ' s already gone. But with such a great staff, we were able to muddle through. There are three aspects of this yearbook that we have tried to emphasize. First was that the book should be a record of the year, showing all phases of the University, from lounging in the tube room, to loving .... The second and most important aspect was the student. We tried to capture the mood of the school and the feelings that are felt from the time a student first sees his room (in the Senior ' s case, the horror when we discovered we were to live in a building called Mood), to the excitement of receiving that all- important certificate on graduation day. Finally we tried to present the book in a new way, aware that the presentation is important. Thus we went to the modrian layout and the Greek groups. But this masterpiece that now lays before your eyes could not have been done without the help of Mr. John Hobbs, advisor, who helped us over the hill. At last a special tribute to John David Fields, photog- rapher, who had to put up with crazy editors with weird ideas in order to get the job done. We hope you enjoy the 1968 SOU ' WESTER as it brings back the memories of this year. —Dudley Craig Bazar — Chrissie Dickerson 240 1