University of Mary Hardin Baylor - Bluebonnet Yearbook (Belton, TX)

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7 Q f iii-Q11 v S Kangaroo Court--as it was held by the sophomores with Sherry Slime line --in all its glory! Oh, those poor-poor fish! Browning presiding as judge. E - E 1' E IQ s m if E 5 3 E i. c R2 i L r-- J ge , ' .441 Brenda Webber demonstrates for Kangaroo Court her famous act which put her in the Top Ten Fish. Those smiling faces finally come through all the mud and slime as the juniors sing to their little sisters. 1 i ir' F' sy g i v' ii gi' Al u. V I Q - , K Axhxuid 'il is AA L f ,t .I F1 - Y ' P I ' V It seems as though Wanda Stewart has found Sharon Hunt points her finger with a new friend! specific orders as her Gator finds more difficult to consume her meal 3 Gators --Chloe Radcliff and Annette Austin lead as the marching With the help of sophomore Sue Porter, Gators --Joyce gators set off to clean the campus. lia f..t.a. and Sandra Todd, learn what it's like to really clean.

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I Members of the 1965 graduating class heard Dr. T. A. Patterson, executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, present the Baccalaureate sermon in the First Baptist Church. hree sets of twins were among the 1965 graduates. Commencement exercises were also held in the First Baptist Church ere Eula and Julia Woodyard receive diplomas.

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. 5, 4' N is px 4 1 , r e f as elk D fxeznjk Gf, M g Members of the class of 1969 listen attentively as Dr Tyson explains the mean ff ing of All College Night college cheerleaders lead in the singing of the college Freshmen exhibit their class spirit Diane Balloun, junior from Houston, entertained freshmen and their dates with a pantomime. Dr. Tyson officiated at the traditional marriage of the Junior and Freshman classes. Tommie Lacy was chosen Most Representative Freshman and Margie Crouch, junior class president, represented her class. i XV L1 riiffnj K