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

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Alma Mater Where the eagle builds her Aerie On the hilltop high Nobly stands our alma mater Pointing to the sky. Ozarks, Ozarks, home we love Loud thy praises be We thy faithful sons and daughters Pledge our loyalty. Hail to thee our alma mater Torch of truth and light Guardian of our nation's honor Emblem of her might. CHORUS When thy gold and purble banner Calls o'er land and sea On the wings of love's devotion We'll come back to thee. Forward This, the l962 Aerie, will mean different things to you as you turn through its pages. To some it will bring to mind the daily worship services in the chapel. the discussion groups, the meetings of organiza- tions. To others it will recall the wait in lunch line, the last minute cramming for exams, the excitement of a formal dance, the sharing of cookies from home at a midnight snack, or the anxiety of watching the mailbox while the letters are distributed. Whatever your memories of The College of the Ozarks and this year may be, we, the Aerie staff hope that you enjoy looking through these pages and remembering all those personalities and activities that made this year outstanding.

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Table of Contents Forward and Alma Mater .wwe . --- 3 In Memoriam --- ,- ..,. ..- --- 6 The Campus .................... --- 8 Administration, Faculty, and Staff .... --- 1-7 Freshman Class M-- .......,,.... --- 37 Sophomore Class -- --- 49 Junior Class ,,.e --- 59 Senior Class ................. --- 67 Organizations and Activities --.-- --- 77 Athletics .................. ----- 1 16 Advertisements We ----- 141

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Lx VVayne Hickey, Lorelei Tremblay, and Mike Wal! burn said we're Still Progressingu and won the prize for originality in the homecoming parade. The homecoming court 1961, Wanda Warren, Betsy Rhodes, Patsy Rowland, Barbara Branscumg maids, and queen Mary Jess Head, were presented in a ceremony preceding the homecoming football game with the Liv- ingston QAla.j State Tigers. If,.,t,.,,f i ., Lil!.ll4L'fvdU.,1i.LshLie4,g4 e .Q Miss Judy Nolen is riding high as she sits the Art Club float, which won first place in division for beauty. HOMECOMIN G IS FI October lil, a beautiful fall day,saw homecom- ing alumni joining forces with the student body, faculty, and friends to salute the purple and gold. of The College of the Ozarks. The theme of the homecoming parade was Progress, Thirteen floats were entered and bands from Clarksville, County Line, Alma, Ozark and 'lan-if -1- --Q, 'gl ,,.,--Q- . 1, -ban., , -D kri- nt' r . un Na. , af , 1 ' '- 0 , n - J ' A Q, ,ff . ef lb: H ,I i iw 1 -' . - ' . N- IT ' ' ' ', . Y iii