University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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Bands from Clarksville, County Line, Alma, Ozark and CofO marched dur- ing the half-time of the homecoming game, which was played on Hurie Field. RECENT YEARS CofO marched making the parade one of the largest and finest in recent years. The winner of the prize for originality was the FBLA float titled Still Pro gressingf' Winner in the beauty division was the Art Club float proclaiming, Everything's Coming Up Ozarks. Saturday afternoon Mary Jess Head was crown- 2 4 -v ' M,,,'.ujE4 '4 S I President William Findley crowned Mary Jess Head homecoming queen 1961 before , -- 'ix a large crowd of CofO fans. Miss Head was escorted by joe Dorman. ' l ., - Th i-, . . ' In ,- . , .K as 'Q' L. Y W YY, ed the 1961 homecoming queen. Her maids were Patsy Rowland, Wanda Warren, Barbara Branscurn, and Betsy Rhodes. The homecoming dance was held in Mabee Gymnasium Saturday evening. Music was provided by the CofO Interludes. YVL, w,.,I ' 'x 'T' ,x, - ' .1 W, , , Rt . V - ' 1 - - 4

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We can see, as we look back, a 'A f ff 'ff Tommy transferred from Ft. Smith Junior College and joined the C of O1 squad. variety of lights sparkling in the glow of passing years. Some of the lights seem still to sparkle and to light up the areas around them. We are paying tribute to one whose light has seemed to shine true and, though the distance back to his posi- tion in the group is short, the glow of his light in our memories seems to grow brighter and brighter. In the science of biology, growth is an evidence of life. An increase in the appreciation of a person in the opinion of his associated is an evi- dence of spiritual growth. This is the kind of light that never grows dim, and is never extinguished. The true Christian is a shedder of light. Christ put it this way when he said: Ye are the light of the world. THE COLLEGE OF THE OZARKS Clarksville, Arkansas Service of Wfors lip in memory of TOHIIIIQ Lee King Class of 1962 THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, l962 THE ORGAN PRELUDE Mr. Tliurmuml Guy THE PROCESSIONAL. - HYMN ll - Holy, Holy, Holy THE CALL TO WORSHIP THE INVOCATION THE SCRIPTURE READ RESPONSIVELY Selection 20 THE PRAYER ANTHEM God ls A Spirit the a cappella choir MEMORIAL MEDITATION THE RECESSIONAL - HYMN 400 - O Love THE CLOSING PRAYER SILENCE FOR SELF-DEDICATION THE ORCAN POSTLUDE Mr. james Turner Mr. Turner Mr. Dclvin Williams Mr. Williams C. Albert Scliolin Thomas L. Smith, Ph.D. That XVilt Not Lot Me Go Dr. Smilh Mr. Gay In Memoriam Tommy began the fall semester of this year, but had to drop out due to. a severe illness and as a result, passed away on December 30, 1961. We can best remember him as one of Christian character and nature that made a deep and lasting im- pression on his friends. His fellow roommates never knew him to re- tire for the night without reading the Bible. The Pulpit Bible, used daily in the college community worship in Munger Chapel, is lovingly dedicat- ed to Tommy and is a most fitting reminder. It is a fitting tribute of his fellow classmates and of all who knew him to reverently dedicate to his memory their Aerie of 1962.