Magale LibrQl'f Southern Arkansas UnivernlT­

Maonolia. Arkansas

MULERIDER '67 Southern State College Magnolia, Arkansas

BETTY LOGEROT and SHARON FRITH HARRY E. STEPHENS

Editors Business Manager

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Where the Action Is Introduction

ACTION

On Stage

Features

Athletics

Organizations

PERSONALITIES

Administration

Faculty

Classes

Advertisers and Index

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HAVING REACHED the final moments of registration, SSC students check for errors that might confuse even an IBM machine.

Academics Dominates Student Actions

Attending college to learn, the student goes

to the classroom, to the laboratory, to the library,

and to his desk. For every hour spent in class , two

more are expected outside of class. College is a

series of deadlines . Not only is time measured in

hours and weeks , but also in tests and term

papers - and sometimes dull lectures and long

labs .

DURING THE RAINY season, students rarely have to worry about sitting through a dry lecture session.

.:=--:-:--r:-.c,,C! RELY on librarians, such as Miss Velma Lee .::.....-3.. a.s well as the 41,000 volumes housed in the J.M.

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College Society­Best of Two Worlds

Southern State, more than just a classroom

where students learn from books, often forces the

student to mature. The student separated from

home influence undergoes a metamorphosis .

With this new found freedom, the fledgling indi­

vidual learns to accept his responsibilities or

fails .

In the college society, where he learns to live

with other people and to d iscipline himself, the

student either graduates with his education in

independence or takes his place in the adult

world where he learns by a more difficult method.

SECURITY IS putting the final touches on a "Talley Wacker" float.

BY SKIPPING the front page to read the sports section, men find an escape from school pressure and the threat of Viet Nam.

THE RIGHT girl, the right car, the right night ... make Homecoming that special date.

PUTTING THE snow-job on some Busseyite, "Panda Bear" settles down for a long three-minute chat.

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A STUDENT'S life is sometimes so confused and full of prob­lems that choosing a desert becomes a major decision.

ALWAYS AT least three announcements but seldom a letter.

Campus Life Flows

Thru Student Union

Serving not only to house the bookstore,

snack bar and cafeteria, but also as a general

meeting place, the Student Union centers campus

life . It is here that commuters congregate be­

tween classes and residents brave the mob scene

to check the mail.

College is not always a place of action. Some­

times we wait ... and wait ... and wait-in the

cafeteria, at registration , and in the bookstore.

.A RASH of registration purchasing, of us spend as much as $60 or $70 = college bookstore.

~ ~ ON - a meeting place for both students and cam­' ri.sitors-provides an escape from studying and dorm

WONDERING IF it' s all really worth it, students wait two and three hours to have photographs made during registration .

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"ONCE UPON a time . .. " began Paula Brock's fairy tale for grown-ups at the AWS Halloween hen party.

Someone Cried-

"Let's Get Organized!"

And So They Did Out of the chaos came organization. From

organization came action. Action manifested

itself in various forms , such as the Da Capo Club

Harvest Carnival. Dorms organized talent shows,

car washes , marriage booths, and go-go clubs to

raise money for their candidates for king and

queen.

From the chaos of the pep rallies and the

dormitories came organization. Dorm members

worked together to win a "Spirit Stick." Then

dorms began to organize and to petition and ad­

ministration to change the Student Handbook

regulations .

A MAD inventor's delight, the "Talley Wacker" arrived at pep rallies with siren wailing and red lights flashing--and went home with the "Spirit Stick" three times.

- • f SA.ID it couldn't be done - but "Cat on a Hot Tin played to a packed house two nights in a row.

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Inside and Outside, Southern State

Is an Action School

STUDENT SPIRIT soared as Rider Jim Leonard streamed past ASTC's defense to snatch victory from the Bears in a spectacular fourth quarter comeback during S.S.C.'s Home­coming game.

Athletics

::=_ ·oors or outdoors , from autumn to

-=-- c::nn varsity teams stimulate the

=~;ms with football , basketball, base­

-== - swimming, and track competitions.

~=~ -· e not so adventurous , intramural

·=a:::.s co mpete for the campus

=--.....,pionships .

_..,__: SSC the physical education depart­

=-==-= incorporates athletes and non-

=-·- · 2·es i n to fencers , archers, swimmers,

~ ers , and volleyball players.

for the AWC swim meet at Hendrix L.:.~n:.. a.s members of the newly formed Rider­

~ am look on.

ating Combines Both

ah-Rah Good Times

Quiet Moments ~ e loves me. He loves me not. He loves me.

-=-- _:-es m e not."

-=:-=-:ortunately by the time students reach the

---=~ age they are past the "daisy" stage. Stu-

- -~ ::!.O date for fun. Couples go to dances , to

_--:=s . o r spend their time just "goofing­

: -=.d..·' However, dating also begins to be­

--= :::.ore serious--conversations drift to love

- - :..:::..= :uture , overshadowed by visions of Viet

- ~- ::_ong years in school.

BOBBY HARRIS and Darlene Prather make the scene on their motorcycle machine.

FORGETTING RESPONSIBILITIES of newly began classes, couples celebrate Rider victory at Student Senate-spon­sored dance.

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ON-STAGE The On-Stage performances introduce the stu­dents to performing arts by example and by performance .

Variety of Action Evolves New Depth to Drama

In order to adequately indicate the nature

of what we were attempting in each produc­

tion this year, we initiated two different cate­

gories, or series of productions. First, the cate­

gory of Major Theatre was initiated to indicate

a production in which we would direct our

energies in all phases of production. That is,

scenery, lighting, costumes, acting, directing,

promotion and house management all were

planned and carried out in as much detail as

time, budget, and personnel would permit.

Second, the category of Workshop Theatre was

initiated to indicate a production in which we

would direct our energies in only a selected

few phases of production, with only a neces­

sary minimum of attention on the other

phases. Primarily, this meant emphasis on

interpretation, acting and directing, with a

minimum of emphasis on the visual effects

of a production.

Dr. James L . Meikle Speech and Drama Department

·gone"-----­a and His Gods"

==:;,hasis on acting, directing, and

-=- the Workshop Theatre this year

_ series of productions including

hosts," and "Man and His Gods,"

--= z--- ::~:::::iposed of "Prometheus Bound,"

-=---=-- -=-Z --nbound," and "J.B."

G A STREAMLINED synopsis of t igone" are Imogene Clanton as

=ord as Creon, and Linda Reynolds as

"J. B." AND PRIEST Zophar ­Billy Barnett and Ronald Crider.

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MAGGIE "THE CAT" (Linda Reynolds) verbally claws Brick (Charles Burton) in the "privacy" of their bed­room.

WITH HIS Mississippi plantation at stake, Big Daddy (Thomas Chaney) demonstrates his mental agility to lecherous daughter-in-law Mae (Julia Hampton).

''Cat On a Hot Tin Roof"

With a school mature enough and a cast of

students and faculty proficient enough ,

Tennessee Williams' starkly realistic play came

to Southern State in October under the direction

of Jerry Cortez , Instructor of Speech.

-- EE SISTERS" emanated a lost era of Russian history.

e Three

Sisters"

.= _- ·=-.::. ::;-:- :)r. James L. Meikle,

~ --- = S-;>eech and Drama Depart­

-:-.=.= _ ~!'ee Sisters," considered

=---=.e:~ ~·s finest plays, intro­

--- ~=--=::::..-s -o Russian drama.

- ~- : :1cerns the problems

-:: _ - :=-:::'....cated upper class

.-..o:...;c......'""· -- ~-:- at the turn of the

MAKE-UP ARTIST applies the larger-than-life touches that add physical depth to the characters.

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JUST A MOMENT, then a mem­ory ...

TAKING AARDVARK TITLES were Mandy Boreing, Linda Anthony, and Mar­garet Perritt.

Aardvark Provides Campus Beauty, Talent

Sponsored by Alphi Psi Omega, the annual

Aardvark Variety Show provided the backdrop

for the selection of Miss Southern Belle, the

year's top beauty honor at Southern State. Pro­

viding spice are numerous talent features by

students .

A LAST MINUTE half-look, a touch of hairspray, then on-stage again.

"Three Faces" and "The Folk Singer" (seen

=-=::.ow) are members of the distinguished cast as

:.::_;:; drama of a professional art exhibit unfolded

..=. :he College Center Reading Room in April

-=-:ier the direction of Shirley Anderson.

_:.,.. junior art major from Prescott, Miss Ander­

~==- h as presented exhibitions in Chicago while

;. - :an ding Southern Illinois University before

_-~ s ferring here . This is her first showing in her

e state and was received with varied but

rable reactions.

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CONTEMPORARY oils and contemporary artist ...

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Famous Artists Bring Culture to Campus

Presented annually by Southern State's

Cultural Arts Committee, the cultural arts series

provides four outs tan ding artists during the

academic year. These programs are r'resented

without charge as a service to the College and

the community.

STANDING SIX FEET ten inches tall, Noel Jan Tyl pre­sents an imposing sight during his bass-baritone recital.

PAUL DOKTOR, a native of Vienna, ranks among the top violists today according to critics the world over. While at Southern State he presented a concert and string symposium.

JORGE MOREL'S wide repertoire ranges from the classical to the popular, which he demon­strated in a fall concert here. Mr. Morel is a native of Argentina.

HALINA SIEDZIENIEWSKA featured Chopin in her piano recital. This young Polish pianist has appeared throughout Europe to wide ac­claim. She came to America in 1964.

NOEL JAN TYL, winner of the American Opera Company Auditions , made his debut in Florence, Italy. He is currently a leading bass with the New York City Opera Company.

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MEMBERS OF THE newly organized Madrigals sing for civic clubs and high schools in the area.

--=-• THE CONCERT CHOIR, elite of the choral department, is comprised of thirty-five select voices.

om Handel's "Messiah" o Musical Comedy­ersatile Vocalists

:-~:::n the "Messiah" to musical comedy, ver­

:--:- characterizes the choral department.

=-"':~--:-ing their versatility in both college con­

=~= and s tate tours , the Concert Cho i r and

--=~gals present the cultural side of Southern

:-""-2 :o the public. An example of this was the

~=.-:s performance at the annual Christmas

=-= =:_g· ing in Little Rock.

:_.:::posed of students and tow nspeople, the

--=-=-C...:.. Society gives a major performance each

=-=--=~s:er. This year's works were Handel 's

=-=::=::::ah ' and Bach's "Magnificate."

tE, but the original sound-the Choral Society.

GENE W. KELSAY Choral Director

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CHARACTERISTICALLY, tympani player Linda Rey­nolds observes long pauses between fleeting moments of action.

EQUALLY AT EASE at home or away, the concert band waits to begin a concert in Texarkana.

Band Transcends

Having placed a quarter of its members in

the Arkansas Intercollegiate Band, the Southern

State Concert band plays sixty strong. The band

this year played two home concerts and toured

and performed in Texarkana, DeQueen, Smack­

over, and Magnolia.

otball Field to Concert Stage

G WOULD-BE dissonance into a rich concert R ·chard Oliver conducts a late afternoon

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FEATURES Some students act in every field . However, only a few achieve recognition. These are the featured .

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Her name: MISS LINDA ANTHONY Her title: MISS SOUTHERN BELLE

Southern Belle

5=--=-:-ee.. from the student body's choice of

- .:.-scanding beauties on campus, Miss

_ _ -__ -=-=--..... ony r eigns for one year as Miss

---------- 3 elle , the highest beauty honor at

:::::: _:.. -:hon y, a sophomore education ma­

--=-~ ::-dyce , was first runner-up in last

:: ===-- ;;;st and was also appointed to repre­

....::..= ~ -ent body as Miss Southern State in

-= -= -= _-:.__ _;,:ansas Pageant.

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ALL TEN (yes, count them) together - The Southern State beauties: Miss Margaret Perritt, Miss Mandy Boreing, Miss Janene Mccrary, Miss Linda Shinn,

Miss Susan Rogers, Miss Marilou Henry, Miss Charlotte Byrd, Miss Linda Nutt, Miss Paula Brock, and Miss Linda Anthony.

eauty Makes an Early Spring Debut

~s Mandy Boreing, sophomore from Mag­

:: -:-as selected as first runner-up to Miss

_---em Belle. This elementary education

___ brought recognition to SSC and her

--=-own when she appeared last fall in the

~-:;:-::::::.ber issue of Seventeen Magazine as the

-- =c--=:.o-Jac Model discovery.

LEE PERRITT

An English major from Waldo, Miss Mar­

garet Lee Perritt was selected as second runner­

up to Miss Southern Belle. A sophomore, Miss

Perritt was chosen Y AR Sweetheart and En­

gineers' Club St. Patricia. She is also a varsity

cheerleader and a member of Choral Society.

MISS MANDY BOREING First Runner-up

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MISS SOUTHERN BELLE FINALISTS: Charlotte Byrd, Linda Shinn, and Paula Brock.

Select but Not Selected, Southern Belle Finalists In February, the student body nominated

twenty girls for Miss Southern Belle. From these,

in a second voting, ten were elected to compete in

Aardvark. These girls were judged in sweaters

and skirts and evening gowns. No talent was re­

quired; however, girls were judged on personality.

MISS SOUTHERN BELLE FINALISTS: Miss Susan Rogers, Miss Janene Mccrary, Miss Linda Nutt, and Miss Marilou Henry.

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SSC Beauty

Wins State Honor

Selected last summer, Miss Paula Brock be­

came the first SSC coed to become an Arkansas

Poultry Princess. Paula, nineteen, is a sopho­

more speech major from Smackover and last

year was Miss Southern Belle.

MISS PAULA BROCK, Arkansas Poultry Princess

Charlotte Byrd

Elected Harvest Carnival Queen

~- :::-=-=-:::..:.es saved and pennies earned, the

~2.2ey Hall elected Miss Char lotte Byrd

- .:2-.""!lival Queen amidst the splendor of

- _ "'~-=- strea mers and squiggly go-go

-.,; ~":"Td, a n elementary education major

==- - _ :::i, was also a Southern Belle Fi­

-=-~ -- ::. a Homecoming Maid.

MISS CHARLOTTE BYRD, Harvest Carnival Queen

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HOMECOMING ROYAL TY for 1967: Maid Charlotte Byrd, Maid Margaret Lee Perritt, Queen Linda Hulsey, Maid Gilda Braswell, and Maid Linda Shinn.

McCRARY HALL'S float symbolizes the "give-em­hell" attitude of Homecoming week.

Roman Festival

- -==-=oming excitement began to mount

~= ~oun cement of the Queen and her

...:::- --=-=- girls began to shop for g owns and

- -~ a!id clubs began to make prepara-

--= :::" :::::.oa-s for the parade . Spirit built to-

-_.:. _..:.::..=ax Thursday night during the

-- --~- of th e pep rally .

==- ~='-- ~,lay the revelry moved to the streets

---::--~ :'.vfagnolia before returning to cam­

~ prepa r ations before the big event.

-.::3.=.. --- e clash began, the Bears appeared

- -:::-::::uced a n almost miracle and the

==- 3:-28.

-~=-...=.g he Riders last minute surprise

·---~£ ::=-s:_:_nties were climaxed with much

- ==~ ·....,g at the dance and other places .

HOMECOMING QUEEN Linda Hulsey, escorted by Ronnie LeMay and Sammy Tatom, make·s her entrance at the Homecoming pep rally .

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NUDE SHADOWS play on the walk as majorettes Carolyn Armstrong, Camille Byrd, and Vicki Nix rehearse for Satur­day night's performance with other band members.

Marching Riders-

Musical Pep Squad After many hours of practice during the

summer and on many autumn afternoons action

climaxes in providing the most audible support

for the Rider team at ball games and pep rallies.

The Marching Muleriders help ignite the SSC

fans to screaming and shouting support for their

team.

Directed by Mr. Richard Oliver and led in

action by Drum Major James Robbins, the

marching band often performs in parades and

other events .

Major James Robbins, Feature Twirlers d Judy Hamilton, and Majorettes Linda

Connie Long, Vicki Nix, Camille Byrd, strong, and Sandra Wilkerson, the

; -= - - 10NS with a fringed circle; Feature Hunter performs the ancient rituals g .

Marching Riders stand at attention during the half time show while waiting for the Farmerville High School band's performance during the Harding game.

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eaders Excite

·zed Chaos

~-:___.:::_g .earn and school spirit at pep ral­

- ;:c.._ g ames the cheerleaders manage

=- :::-ganized chaos to the masses . First

---=--_2.---s-ng the crowd to support the team,

~-:: ·uing the action before the stu­

_:s? _ ntrol.

SPIRITING THE RIDERS to victory in 1967 are Grace Henley, Becky Shinn, Susan Rogers, Paula Brock, Linda Shinn, Margaret Lee Perritt and Joan Hubbard.

CHEERLEADERS, led by Captain Linda Shinn, support the Riders in every sport.

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From the Crowd-

Who's Who for '67 Selected on the basis of scholarship, leader­

ship, cooperation, extracurricular activities ,

and citizenship, nominees for Who's Who are

chosen by campus committees involving stu­

dents, faculty, and administration.

Each student receives a certificate of recog­

nition, recognition in the annual publication of

the year during which he was selected and

benefits of the Student Placement Service

provided by the organization.

GILDA M . BRASWELL Majoring in Physical Educ~ion, Gilda Braswell has served as Vice-President of the Physical Education Association. She has also served as President of the Arkansas Recreation Federation for College Women and was on the AWS Judicial Council.

ELIZABETH BRUCE The Outstanding Physics Student of 1 965, Elizabeth Bruce has also served as President of Lambda Sigma Alpha, as Vice-President of Alpha Chi, Secretary of Alpha Psi Omega, and as Historian of the Da Capo Club.

JIM BUTLER Serving as President of Alpha Chi, Jim Butler repre­sented that organization in the Student Senate. He has served as Treasurer of the Men's Council and has been a member of Phi Alpha Theta, the International Club, and Tri-C Club .

NICKY CHAMBERS Senior English major from Camden, Nicky Chambers has served as a reporter on THE BRAY staff in addi­tion to being an active member of the International Club. She is also a member of the Association of Women Students.

MARY ALICE COLQUITT A member of the AIC Band, Mary Alice Colquitt has been a member of the SSC Band for four years. She has served as Treasurer of the Da Capo Club and President of the Gamma Omicron Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma.

CAROLYN COWLING President of the AAWS, and past Publicity Chairman, Carolyn Cowling is also Vice-President in charge of membership for the Tri-C Club, and attended the Region Ill IAWS Convention as Arkansas' repre­sentative.

• :s t: DANIEL y ear letterman on Southern State's Swimming

-=-::- and AIC diving champion, Mike Daniel has served =c Secretary of the Southern District of the National

:::.sociation of Health, Physical Education and Recre­=-- - as well as Program Chairman of the PEA.

IC in varsity basketball for two years, junior -= ,:ard Donny Denton has racked up an outstanding

-d with Southern State's championship basketball -==- . He is also a member of the "S" Club and the =-- ·c al Education Association.

- - _3¥ HENDRIX ~ tary Education major Cathy Hendrix has served 3/!S • oe-President and Reporter of Phi Sigma Chi and _ ,2 -ember of Lambda Sigma Alpha. She is also a --=~.->Pr of SNEA, AWS, and Alpha Chi.

=- · r Business major from Norphlet, Grace Henley ;;een recipient of the Secretarial Science Award

- ~e Miss Executive Award. She has also served as S.:.-etary of the Tri-C and Vice President of Lambda - =-2 Alpha. She is a cheerleader.

~ ....,=., YN IRWIN - _:: =>--esident of Harrod Hall and past Vice-President _. ::: sey Hall, Carolyn Irwin has also been President ....... =- S igma Chi. She has also served in Alpha Chi,

-=a Sigma Alpha, Da Capo, and the Young

-= .:._ _ - .:,_-qD JOHNSON - =.ent of Talbot Hall, Richard Johnson has served

-s Student Senate and on the Men's Council. He - ,,,. -o been active in the Pre-Med and Science Club,

-a_ Chi, and has been a member of the Swimming

=.-r·r Accounting major from Dumas, Jim Leonard was - ~ the finest running backs to ever don a Rider

-.-.::-,-_~ He is a fine student who has provided leader-= oerformance in the Tri-C Club and the "S" Club.

_-::=..:., LEWIS 5 served as Chairman of the AWS Legislative

,.....--....,..--=- ....anell Lewis, who is majoring in Accounting, is -s-: er of Tri-C. She has also served in Women's

= ·on Association.

-=-=-~~ =-.IMBERG - Science major Bruce Limberg is President of

ed and Science Club and has been Secre­--easurer of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, earth science

;;rganization . He is also a member of the Geology = = Young Democrats.

::...OGEROT ER Editor for 1967, Betty Logerot has been

pha Chi, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Da Capo e Newman Club. She also served as AWS

=cr-~-=-er:+..ative to the national convention in 1 965,

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MICHELLE MILBURN Majoring in Secondary Education in Spanish, Michelle Milburn is a teaching assistant in the Spanish Depart­ment and Secretary of the International Club. She is also a member of Sigma Tau Delta and Alpha Chi.

JOELLA MILLER A senior member of Missionary Baptist Student Fellow­ship, Joella Miller is majoring in Physical Education. She is Secretary-Treasurer of the Physical Education Majors' Club, and she is also Reporter for the WRA.

YVONNE MOORE President of the Psychology Club, Yvonne Moore has served in Student Senate and with the Young Demo­crats. She also served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Psychology Club in 1 966. Mrs. Moore is also a member of Lambda Sigma Alpha.

LOUIE DAVID NORRIS In his fourth year as a history major, Louie David Norris is a member of Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Chi, and Lambda Chi Alpha. David is also serving as Vice-President of Phi Alpha Theta.

KENNETH F. NORRIS One of Southern State's few Mensa members, Ken Norris has served as BRAY columnist and varitypist and was layout editor of THE MULERIDER 1966. Ken is also a member of Concert Choir and Alpha Chi.

SHERRY JEAN PARKER A member of the Concert Choir, Madrigals, and the SSC Band, Sherry Parker is Secretary of Tau Beta Sigma. A BRAY staffer, Sherry is also Treasurer of Alpha Chi. She is also a member of Da Capo, Tri-C, and International Club.

JAMES ROBBINS A music major, James Robbins has held a Magnolia Music Club Scholarship for four years. He has been Business Manager of the Concert Choir, Drum Major of The Marching Band, and Da Capo Club President.

THEODORIS RUSS An English major from Magnolia, Theodoris Russ has served as both Vice-President and Secretary-Trea­surer of Sigma Tau Delta. Secretary-Treasurer of the BSU, Theodoris is also a member of Alpha Chi, and Lambda Sigma Alpha.

LINDA SHINN A campus Beauty, Linda Shinn has been a cheerleader for four years and this year served as captain. She was also in the Homecoming Royalty and a member of Stu­dent Senate. Majoring in Elementary Education, she is a member of Phi Sigma Chi.

SHARON LYNN SMITH Recipient of a Band Scholarship, Sharon Smith is Pres­ident of Tau Beta Sigma. As President of the sorority, she serves in Student Senate. She is also a member of International Club and Recording Secretary of the Young Democrats.

DALE STONECIPHER A senior Physical Education major, Dale Stonecipher

as served as President of the Physical Education Association. Dale is also a member of Wesley Foun­d ation and has served the group as both Treasurer and President.

AMES STUART A Mulerider Guide for three years, James Stuart is a

ember of Alpha Chi and Blue Key Club. He has also orked in Tri-C and International Club and he has been

a member of the Men's Council. James was a recipient crf an academic scholarship.

=-.;.JOYCE SUMMERLIN ajoring in Secondary Education with an emphasis in

S p eech, LaJoyce Summerlin has served as a costume as s istant in the Speech Department this year. She .as also been Secretary of Stagecrafters and Parlia­-,entarian of Alpha Psi Omega.

:?.:TA TUCKER .a...s Representative for Chi Alpha, Rita Tucker has served as Vice-President of the Religious Council. s · e is a member of the English Fraternity Sigma Tau ::ietta and has served as Secretary of that organization. S e is also a member of Lambda Sigma Alpha.

30BBY WARD .... j unior Pre-Veterinary Science major, Bobby Ward

is from Pencil Bluff is a member of the Agriculture ub. Bobby has also been on the Dean's List several

::::-:1es . This is the first time Bobby has been elected for 'sWho.

:_~S F . WILLIS .:;.s second year Who's Who member, James Willis has ~rved as President of the Young Democrats, Presi­= - t of the Men's Council, and President of Phi Alpha - -;eta . He is also a member of Alpha Chi and has been ~ 'p ient of Academic Scholarships.

-:-3G INIA WOFFORD :.. s enior History major from Redfield, Virginia Wofford -.as served as Secretary-Treasurer of Phi Alpha Theta. S--e has been Secretary of Alpha Chi and President of

g Republicans. She is also a member of Lambda - :ma Alpha.

~WORKS -oring in Music, Jim Works is a member of both Con-

-=-t Choir and Band. He also has been active in Kappa : p a Psi and Da Capo Club. He served as Vice-Pres­_..,. of Da Capo. Jim is both a member of Chi Alpha

arc the BSU.

: .:...:-sY FROST -- · g served as Secretary of the Young R_epublicans =--= Vice-President of the Young Arkansans for ;--, efefler, Patsy Frost has been active politically =- :;ampus. An Education major, she has been a

e r of the Pre-Med and Science Club.

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Senate Racks-up Record Year for '67

RETURN TO NORMALCY-President Ronnie LeMay and Re­cording Secretary Judy Bruhn preside over Senate meeting.

From concerts featuring such "action

groups" as "The Four Seasons," "Dick

Clark's Caravan of Stars," and "The

Vogues," to law suits featuring "The Sir

Douglas Quintet" (right name, wrong

group it seemed), to an organized boycott

of the cafeteria, the Student Senate

managed to make 1967 something of a

maverick year even for Southern State.

LEMAY SEEKS Senate support

SENATE SPONSOR Miss Pat Weaver, assisted by Ronnie LeMay and Charlotte Byrd, count proceeds from another profitable Senate-sponsored dance.

WHILE STUDENTS head home for Christmas, Dean Scifres dismantles the students' tree furnished by the Student Senate.

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AN ORGANIZER of organizations, Brenda Rhodes helped represent the MULERIDER'S policy of "we appreciate your cooperation ... "

THE MULERIDER'S man on the sports field, Jim Erikson reflects the spectre of pressure and deadlines.

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STRUCTURAL MATERIAL for yearbook architecture­"Photo by Don Hale."

LONE FISH in the MULERIDER'S secretarial pool­Dawn Witherington combined secretary, courier, and draftsman.

MULERIDER '67-A New Mood, a New Perspective

THE JANUARY-FORMED coalition of Sharon and H arry Stephens combined former Co-Editor and Business Manager to complete second semester's editing of the MULERIDER.

KANSAS CITY R. B. Gandy, =acuity Adviser, Harry and Sharon S~phens, and Betty Logerot, first semester Co-Editor, were shown

.er-Collegiate's facilities by Kes essler, Manager of Yearbook · 's ion, during an October plan­. g session.

The 1967 MULERIDER strives to capture the

student's mood in the student's perspective of his

campus. This book, perhaps more than anything

else, is a forerunner of a new concept of year­

books at Southern State - a student oriented

yearbook seen from the standpoint of the stu­

dent and his relationship to his campus rather

than the actual physical properties of that

campus.

Campus atmosphere tends to be an amoebic

fluctuation that, unless recorded, escapes from

one year to the next and is lost. Buildings remain,

the people and their relationship to these build­

ings disappear in ancl out of time. To cage, to

exhibit segments of one year should be the pur­

pose of this or any yearbook.

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Strong New Leadership

Brings New Image

Beginning the year in more or less a chaotic

state, THE BRAY was slowly molded and trans­

formed into a professional-like college news­

paper. This process wasn't completed overnight,

however; but the knocks received by THE BRAY

this year brought experience that slowly began

to show in a better and bigger student newspaper.

This year saw many "firsts" at THE BRAY

plant- $10,000 worth of improvements, a student

opinion page, picture pages, and lots of color.

And with a dynamic staff next year' s BRAY

promises to be even more spectacular.

THE EDITOR'S birthday surprise-Phil Jackson gets a birthday party "BRAY style" complete with pizza and lots of candles.

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R. B. GANDY, serving his first year as faculty adviser for both THE BRAY and THE MU LERI DER brought experience and the touch of professionalism to the first weekly BRAY.

THE LEGENDARY "Wednesday Night Club" - Ken Norris, typesetter; Mr. Editor, and Jim Erikson, jack-of­all-trades.

BUSINESS MANAGER Don Goodman, succeeding Don yers and Harry Stephens, carried on the award­inning traditions of the BRAY Advertising De­

:::>artment.

PHIL JACKSON, the Editor, has served as varitypist, makeup man, chief reporter, and sports editor and "has ranked with the best on all counts."

BRAYphotos" are the chores of Don Hale, at left with reporter argaret Perritt, and Tommy Dodson, on "happy assignment."

SHERRY PARKER, in her busy schedule, managed to find time to set BRAY copy.

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SPORTS In the field where action goes physical, students participate in everything from football to swim­ming to golf and tennis.

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EXPERTLY DIRECTING play during the game are SSC coaches Rip Powell, Calvin Neal, and head coach Auburn Smith.

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-Season Record SSC OPP 30 Livingston State 20 13 Harding 35 19 Arkansas Tech 0 42 Henderson 13 31 State Teachers 28

7 Ouachita 28 30 Mississippi College 13 20 A&M 40

Football The Muleriders tied with Harding for the

runner-up spot in league play in 1966 behind

tri-champions A&M , Ouachita, and State

Teachers . In one of the most topsy-turvy races

in AIC history, all but one team remained in

contention for the conference title unt:1 their

last game.

An explosive offense , the league's best with

an average of 350 yards total offense per game,

sparked the Riders to a 5-3 season and provided

the fans with some of the most exciting football

in the school's history. A lack of consistency,

however, cost the Riders their first title in 15

years .

Under the watchful eyes of head coach

Auburn Smith, the 1966 Mules placed three

players-tailback Jim Leonard, end Travis Giles,

and linebacker Johnny Tune-on the All-AIC

team. Two others - Steve Elliott and Bob Hatta­

baugh- received honorable mention.

SOLID SENIOR leadership was provided by tri-cap­tains Johnny Tune, Jim Leonard, and Steve Elliott.

Jerry Harrell, Dan Hunter, Stanley May, Jim Leonard Tom Collins, Happy Grace, Jim Baker, Derryl Martindale, Roger Moody, Benny Reeder, Travis Giles

Mulerider Offense

Phil Harrington, Kenny Camp, Jimmy Pope, Calvin Smith Mike Harrington, Johnny Tune, Jodie Martin

Harry McMahan, Greg Buchanan, Bob Hattabaugh, Steve Elliott

Mulerider Defense

FRONT ROW: Randall Hicks, Calvin Smith, Jim Baker, Travis Giles, Rusty Arnold, Billy Dale Sams, Johnny Tune, Jim Leonard, Steve Elliott, Greg Buchanan, Harrison Grace, Jerry Harrell, Bill Setser, Phil Trotter, Don Green. MIDDLE ROW: Harvey Bass, Raban Reynolds, Jim Lott, Charles Moraton, Mike Harrington, Rusty Kauffman, Phil Harrington, Kenny Camp, Mike

Hooten, Ronnie Mathews, Kenny Wilkins, Bob Hatta­baugh, Bob Kelly, Tom Brian, John Zachary, Roger Moody, Claude Moore. BACK ROW: Tom Collins, Dan Hunter, Thomas Ragan, Jodie Martin, Jerry Paraham, Jimmy Pope, Derryl Martindale, Lynn Tollett, Benny Reeder, Harry McMahan, Paul Woodard, Marvin Gilbert, Stanley May, Jim Faircloth, James White, Ken Gosdin.

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Rusty Arnold Jim Baker Harvey Bass Greg Buchanan Kenny Camp

Tom Collins Steve Elliott Marvin Gilbert Travis Giles Harrison Grace

Jerry Harrell Mike Harrington Phil Harrington Bob Hattabaugh Mike Hooten

Dan Hunter Rusty Kauffman Jim Leonard Jodie Martin Derryl Martindale

Stanley May Roger Moody Harry McMahan Jimmy Pope Benny Reeder

Billy Dale Sams Calvin Smith Phil Trotter Johnny Tune

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OUCHDOWN PASSES, like this one in the 30-1 3 win over Mississippi College, made Travis Giles a second

ear AII-AIC for the Riders.

LEADING the attack against Mississippi College is quarterback Stanley May.

THIS DRAMATIC collision between two AII-AIC per­formers has Bobby Tiner going down under Johnny Tune.

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"WE'LL TAKE the penalty!" affirms defensive captain and star linebacker Johnny Tune.

THE WINNING field goal is kicked by Rusty Kauffman to cap the Riders' comeback victory over State Teachers.

TURNING THE corner on Livingston State , Jim Leonard picks up yardage which made him the AIC's leading per carry rusher .

ABILITY TO gather in passes made Jerry Harrell a double threat as his running also kept the Rider back­field balanced.

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"WHERE'S THE REF?" thinks SSC's split end Travis Giles as he attempts to gather in a pass with a Choctaw on his back.

RETURNING A PUNT against State Teachers, Jim Leonard follows the wall of blockers set up before him.

THREADING HIS WAY through a tribe of Choctaws, Jerry Harrell picks up yardage to set up another Rider touchdown.

S-Club FRONT ROW: Kenny Camp, Stanley May, Marvin Gilbert, Roger Moody, Jerry Harrell, Travis Giles, Calvin Smith, Johnny Tune. MIDDLE ROW: Rusty Kauffman, Billy Dale Sams, Tom Collins, Benny Reeder, Dan Hunter, Phil Trotter, Butch Price, Donny Denton, Calvin

ABILITY TO RUN after a reception is a necessity for an end, and Tom Collins proves he can against the Bears from ASTC.

Neal (sponsor), Harvey Bass. BACK ROW: Robert Dotson, Bob Hattabaugh, Greg Buchanan, Jim Baker, Harrison Grace, Harry McMahan, Jodie Martin, Derry! Martindale.

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FRONT ROW: Mike Moore, Larry Whitley, John Selph, Charlie Jones, Bill Burson, Mike 'Morrow, Shannon Pace. BACK ROW: Milton Henry, Bill Price, Milt Hancock, Jim

1966-67 Season Record .

SSC OPP SSC OPP 69 SE Oklahoma 43 78 Henderson 72 74 Henderson 63 80 A&M 76 85 A&M 66 83 Hendrix 51 66 Hendrix (OT) 68 85 Tech 71 84 Tech 67 84 Ozarks 69 64 Ouachita 49 52 Ark. College 60

101 Ozarks 63 76 State College 72 69 Henderson 78 69 Harding 65

102 Ouachita 89 84 Tech 70 83 Ozarks 66 68 A&M 61 72 Ark. College 60 72 Henderson (OT) 67 86 State College 79 75 E Montana 62 59 Austin College 52 56 St. Benedict 67 77 Harding 70

Deathrage, Donny Denton, Harry Crossett, Dave Barrett, Coach W. T. Watson.

Basketball

For the second straight year the Muleriders

won the AIC championship and the District 17

title . While no one player starred, all five starters

averaged in double figures . Tough rebounding

and a good defense again trademarked the

Riders. All five starters were named to the All­

AIC team. Charlie Jones and Donnie Denton were

named to the first team.

"WE'RE NUMBER ONE!" chant the Riders after crush­ing State College for the title.

GRABBING the tip against Tech is Donnie Denton.

Charlie Jones Donnie Denton

W. T. Watson AIC Coach of the Year

AFTER SUCCESSFULLY faking his man, Charlie Jones scores another goal towards his team-leading . total.

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GOING HIGH to score against the State College Bears is Milt Hancock.

VALUABLE HELP is given here as No. 1 reserve Jim Deathrage scores against A&M in the District 1 7 tournament.

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Bill Burson

Milt Hancock Jim Deathrage

ACCURATE SHOOTING from Bill Burson keeps the defense honest.

SWEEPING ABOVE 6-8 Reddie Larry Ducksworth is neatly accomplished by Donnie Denton.

Larry Whitley Harry Crossett

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MAKING COACHING easier is Harry Crossett, who could be relied upon to come off the bench and add valuable points to the score.

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" GO RIDERS!" gives Charlie Jones the spirit to score in the late season win over Ouachita.

LEADING REBOUNDER Butch Price fights for the ball during the crucial tournament game with A&M.

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FRONT ROW: Doug Eggerman, Walter Fall, Ron Hutch­inson, David McNeal, Steve Aday. BACK ROW: Dan Bullard, Mike Daniel, Doug Young, Frank Buchanan.

Men's Swimming This year's Riders came back from a seventh

place finish in 1966 to capture second place in

this year's meet behind powerhouse Hendrix.

Walter Fall set a new record of 23 .3 in the 50-

yard freestyle. With a good year behind them,

a strong program is sure to develop at SSC.

PULLING IN the backstroke is SSC swimmer Frank Buchanan.

MIKE DANIEL prepares for an­other winning dive.

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FRONT ROW: Elaine Johnson, Kathy Belmont, Mary Beeson, Karen Wilson. BACK ROW: Norma Bowers, Diane Leech, Gilda Leonard.

Women's Swimming In their first year of full competition, the

swimming Riderettes won second place behind

the Henderson Reddies . A strong and exciting

women's program is rapidly developing at

Southern State and a rise to a contender in one

year is strong evidence of this fact .

SWIMMERS ST AND poised awaiting the starter's gun.

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FRONT ROW: Phyllis Gilworth, Sallie Dalton, Charlotte Lovell, Norma Bowers, Lynn Turner, Linda Harrington, Paula Evans. BACK ROW: Coach Margaret Downing, Sue Walker, Jo Adcock, Phyllis Landes, Becky Payne,

LOFTING ACCURATE jump shots became the trade­mark of Riderette star Phyllis Landes as she led the team to a successful season.

Bobbie Taylor, Nancy Mcclendon, Janice Devening, Carolyn Allison, managers Betty Wood and Diane Leech.

Women's Basketball

The 1966-67 Riderettes finished second to

the perennial AIC champions, Ouachita. The

year was highlighted by the selection of two

players for the U .S . women's squad to be managed

by Coach Margaret Downing. The team ended

with an excellent 13-4 record, losing only to

Ouachita and Tech.

SSC OPP 73 Pine Bluff 33 41 Ark. Tech 38 41 Ark. Tech 47 76 Monticello 32 50 Ark. Tech 47 53 Ark . Tech 51 38 Ouachita 67 49 Stuttgart 39 55 Memphis State 35 49 Memphis State 33 45 Temple Jr. College 43 42 Ouachita 57 65 Stuttgart 32 62 Coal Hill 35 60 Fort Smith 43 53 Ouachita 59 80 Bradley 47

FORWARD NANCY McClendon gains position for a possible (but not probable) rebound of Phyllis Landes' shot.

COACH MARGARET Downing is flanked by her stars, Phyllis Landes and Charlotte Lovell. These three were chosen for the U. S. women's basketball team, Miss Downing being the team manager. The girls survived the 24 member squad cut but were not chosen for the select team of 12 star performers.

"NOW, NOW, girls! No fighting." the referee says as the scrambling Riderettes fight for another break.

"WE WON!" cries Riderette Jo Adcock after a success­ful evening as the girls celebrate another victory.

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Teresa Burleson, Sandy Miller, Vicki LeFevers, Joyce Crawford, Elaine Johnson, Sallie Dalton.

Women's Tennis

TERESA BURLESON returns to gain a point.

The women's tennis team finished the sea­

son undefeated but lost its chance for the con­

ference meet win when No. 1 player Teresa Burle­

son was injured in the final dual meet . The

doubles team of Joyce Crawford and Vicki

LeFevers finished second in the state mee t .

SMASHING HER way to victory is Riderette Sandy Miller.

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Men's Bowling The men's bowling team finished seventh

this year but showed promise for next year as

five of the top six bowlers will return . Roy

Timmerman starred for the Riders finishing in

the top ten of the conference.

Larry Whitehead, Frank Dolsak, Roy Timmerman, Tom Nanick, Billy Dale Sams, Randy Day, Ken Gyuricz, Paul Hoover, Jim Erikson.

FRONT ROW: Diane Leech, Lynn Turner. BACK ROW: Betty Wood, Janice Devening, Vicki LeFevers, Francis Purifoy, Jo Polk.

Women's Bowling

The first annual A WESA Postal Bowling Meet

was won by Southern State with a team total of

6125 for nine games . The U . of A . was runner­

up, 101 pins behind. Jo Polk from SSC was top

bowler in the meet with 1447, a 161 average.

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FRONT ROW: Phil Trotter, Tracy Devine, Dan Veach, Billy Don Nix, Archie Walker, Ron Moseley. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Colbert, James Reilly, Phil Skinner, Ray Cooke, Jackie Seale, Delbert Brooks, Aaron White. BACK ROW: Coach Rip Powell, manager Don Green, Gary Lewis, James Pride, Dave Daniels, Tom Borgeson,

Track and Field The track and field team capped an unde­

feated season by capturing their first AIC cham­

pionship , whipping defending champions

Harding 86-59. Specializing in the sprints,

relays and field events, the Riders literally ran

away at the meet. Capturing the first four places

in the discus, winning three of the relays and all

three sprints , the Riders set five new conference

records. With no seniors and only two juniors,

the Riders are sure to be the AIC leaders for years

to come.

Cross Country FRONT ROW: Mike Young, John Lawrence, Wayne Roper. BACK ROW: Delbert Brooks, Ron Moseley, John Urban, Dave Daniels.

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Jim Deathrage, Elgin Stokes, Milton Henry, George Liberato, Mike Hunnicutt, Jerry Pickering, Frank Dolsak, Coach George Henry.

SETTING RECORDS became routine for Elgin Stokes in the open 440,880 relay, mile relay, and mile medley relay.

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STAR RUNNER Wayne Roper crosses the finish line after another grueling 880 run.

SPRINTERS OFF and running mark the beginning of another super-quick century for SSC's Jackie Seale.

STRETCHING for every inch is Rider broad jumper Mike Hunnicutt.

CUTTING LOW over the hurdles is Southern's quarter man, George Liberato.

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Baseball The Rider baseball team lost a chance for

third place behind co-champions Ouachita and

State College when their last game with last place

Tech was rained out. They came back in the Dis­

trict 17 tournament to win the championship.

They lost the playoffs , though, to SCA playing a

doubleheader the day after the championship

game.

ST AR PITCHER Charlie Jones throws a strike to an A&M batter as the Riders sweep a doubleheader.

SLAMMING ANOTHER double is Rider catcher David Kirkpatrick who sparked rallies throughout the season.

STROKING THIS putt is Rider star David Waddle.

Skip Milton, David Waddle, Tom Warren

Golf The Rider golf team finished the year in

fourth place behind the defending champions,

Tech. Medalist for SSC was David Waddle who

shot a sparkling 71 during the final round.

"WHICH WAY will it break?" thinks SSC golfer Tom Warren.

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FOUR RUNNERS near the finish line in the cross­country run.

lntramurals The SSC Intramural program strives to offer

a broad and varied schedule to interest every

Southern State student. Supervised and health­

ful recreation is provided for both men and

women. Men's sports are touch football, archery,

cross-country, soccer, pass, punt, and kick

contest, basketball, free throw, basketball, golf,

paddle ball, handball, smash, table tennis, bad­

min ton, rotation pool, snooker, wrestling,

swimming and diving, volleyball, softball, track

and field, horse shoes, tennii;,, and golf. Women's

activities include slow pitch softball, archery,

flag football, basketball, volleyball, paddle ball,

table tennis , badminton, swimming, fast pitch

softball, tennis, and horseshoes .

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ACTION IS tight in the basketball champion­ship game.

EL TON STEELMAN defends his table tennis title against Joe Breashers.

BALLET or volleyball?

PRACTICE FOR the softball season takes place behind Cross Hall .

FOOTBALL, CHAMPIONSHIP style, is in evidence in early fall.

JIM GRANT shows his form in winning the intramural archery title.

ORGANIZATIONS From the chaos of disorganization sprang the cohesions of dorm life, clubs, and honor and religious organizations.

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ORVIL A. CHILDS Sponsor

FRONT ROW: Wayne Johnson, Reporter; Diane Billiter, Secretary-Treasurer; Eddie Plunkett, Vice-President; Ike Smart, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Steve Featherston, Sentinel; Mark Lambert, President.

Agriculture Club The Agri Club tries to further its members

knowledge of agriculture by presenting well­

known speakers, films, and demonstrations at

its meetings. Each year the Agri Club sponsors

the Agri Banquet and co-sponsors the Farm-City

Week Banquet.

WILLIAM LOE Sponsor

JACK HARRINGTON Sponsor

MARETTA GATHRIGHT, sophomore Business Ed­ucation major from Magnolia, is Agri Sweetheart.

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Senior Judging Team

Mark Lambert, Ralph Hurst, Wayne Johnson, Eddie Plunket, Danny Youngblood, Ike Smart, coach.

JUDGING TEAMS and some of their many trophies.

Junior Judging Team

Wade Matheson, Don Youngblood, Terry Dumas, Keith Lusby, Ike Smart, coach.

SEATED: Molly Clark, Jean Hampton, Page Pinkston, Mary Jo Owens. ST ANDING: Sandy Johnson, Pat Bolding, Linda Bussey, Camellia Shock, Linda Coker,

SANDY SERVES PUNCH at Colhecon Club tea.

Nelda Hoover, Janet Arnet, Mary Linda Cook, Betty Hicks, Mrs. Florrie Franklin, Becky Shinn.

Colhecon The purpose of the Colhecon Club is to pre­

sent the importance of the study of home econom­

ics and the many di versified aspects of home­

making to interested girls on our campus . The

group meets each month to hear lectures from

home economists, decorators, and demonstrators.

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Psychology Club

The Psychology Club, organized to promote

interest in psychology, gives interested persons

an opportunity to further their knowledge in

this field . Membership is open to majors in psy­

chology, social psychology, industrial relations,

minors in psychology, and any student interest­

ed in psychology. The monthly meetings which

are open to all students include films , tape re­

cordings, and guest speakers.

Amateur Radio

Club

The purpose of the SSC Amateur Radio Club

is to promote interest in the hobby of " ham

radio," which has proven itself an invaluable

public service in time of civil emergency. K5QLO

was first licensed May 19, 1958.

SEATED: Diane Chowning, Mandy Boreing, Dr. Ida Flemister, Dr. Eva Goodenough, Chloris Niebergall, Tommye Martin, Yvonne Moore. STANDING: Mr. Joe Bates, Mike Bashford, Mike Waller, Gene White, Mike Johnson, Danny Doss.

SEATED: Mr. Ivan Brown, John Rankin, Gary Howard, William Wax. STANDING: Gordon Maroney, J. Randall Perdue, Neal Bates, Tommy Bright, Robert Cash, Mr. Ronald McGee.

SEATED: Bill Sizemore, Bob Powell, Pat Bolding, Cathy Irwin, Beverly Meridith, Donna Smart, Mr. Ronald McGee. STANDING: J. D. Allen, Bruce Conn, David Best, Jack Slatton, David Grimmett, Larry Knighton, Bruce Limberg, Dan Daniels, Roger Nutt, Gary Hodges, Robert Henderson, Ronnie Irwin, Leslie Sessions, Jimmy Stone.

SEATED: Bob Powell, Irene Conn, Maurice Birdwell. STANDING: E.W. Wertz, Dr. John Chapman, Ben Milam, Warren Adcock, A.G. Fuller, Bruce Limberg, Mr. Robert Guiles, Gerry Holloway.

Pre-Med and Science Club

Open to anyone interested in medicine and

the sciences, the Pre-Med and Science Club offers

field trips, films, and guest speakers. It gives

members an opportunity to view the many facets

of the science field at close range and under

realistic conditions.

Geology Club The purpose of the Southern State Geology

Club is to promote interest in geology bey,ond

classroom studies, encourage fellowship between

geology students, familiarize students with

different areas of geology, and look at the

working and professional aspects of geology .

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FRONT ROW: George Wiggins, David Sneed, Gerald Hobson, Edgar Hillis, Ken Sibley, Barry Waller. SECOND ROW: Ken Gyuricz, Horace Hight, Jackie Thompson, Dorothy Trimble, Suzanne Green, Bill Barnett, La Joyce Summerlin, Tommy Moore, Sherry

Stagecrafters Stagecrafters provides the people who are

responsible for the technical work on all plays

presented on our campus, such as crews for

scenery, lighting, costumes, make-up, publicity,

properties, and sound.

Seach. THIRD ROW: Dawn Fortner, Phillip Alderman, Pat Allen, Susan Cobb, Geri Harrell, Carol Cooper, Nancy Colquitt, Jane Lovell, Dan Ford, Sara McAlister, Paula Carrie, Julia Hampton, Dr. James Meikle.

SUSAN paints props.

Brenda Evans, James Robbins, Karen 1-:larter, James Works, Mary Alice Colquitt, James Mason, Lequieta Reed, Dr. Robert Campbell, Sherry Martindale, Carolyn

JAMES ROBBINS President

KAREN HARTER Secretary

JAMES WORKS Vice-President

MARY COLQUITT Treasurer

Irwin, Ann Hudson, Libby Bruce, Donna Mitchell, Jeff Christenson, Sherry Parker, Ronnie Bunger, Phyllis Shinn, Charles Jeter, Ronald Crider, Bob Endel.

Da Capo

The purpose of Da Capo Club is to promote,

encourage, and further the musical life on our

campus . Active members are music majors or

minors and associate members are students

having an interest in music.

LIBBY BRUCE Historian

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FRONT ROW: Jean Heckler, Judy Carroll, Theodoris Russ, Shelia Smith, Sharon Smith, Barbara Tackett. BACK ROW: Mr. William Nolan, Reese Hutchinson,

Young Democrats

The purpose of the Young Democrats is "To

develop among the students of Southern State

College an understanding of the goals, tra­

ditions, and workings of the Democartic Party;

to encourage the students to express their

thoughts and opinions on political affairs and in

campaigns for responsible candidates; to secure

noted persons to speak at Southern State College;

to work with other organizations and persons

to promote the programs and policies established

by this organization."

William Hillery, Johnny Langston, Larry Hartness, Gordon Maroney, James Willis, John Hancock.

FIRST ROW: Cathy Irwin, Virginia Wofford, Phyllis Montgomery, Carolyn Wofford, Sandy Myers. SECOND ROW: Tom Collins, David Ambruster, Ron Nutt, John Bowles, Larry Dupriest, Bud Keith. LAST ROW: John Gilchrist, Richard Dean, Raymond Blair, Charles Trexler, Ralph Faulkner.

Young Republicans In hopes of seeing the birth of a two-party

system in the state of Arkansas , the Young

Republican Club was organized in 1962 with

this purpose: To bring young people into the

Republican Party and to provide an opportunity

for them to find political expression and recog­

nition; to train young people as effective political

workers and cooperate in the election of the

Republican Party's nominees; to foster and en­

courage loyalty to the Party and to promote its

ideals ; and to collect, analyze, report, and dissem­

inate information concerning government and

political affairs.

Greene Hall

Newest men's dorm on campus, Greene Hall

was completed shortly before school began in

September. At that time the residents contracted

for a page in the 1967 MULERIDER; however,

the dorm was closed at semester for various

reasons . Because of this the residents were forced

to cancel their dorm page. In fairness to the men

of Greene Hall and their dorm sweetheart, Miss

Margaret Perritt, we of the 1967 MULERIDER

dedicate this half-page.

AL THOUGH THE RESIDENTS of Greene Hall now live in other dorms, Margaret Perritt still reigns as their Sweetheart.

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Southern Swingers Southern Swingers meet each Tuesday in

the studio. On alternate weeks a local caller,

Mr. Billy Webb, calls the dances for the group.

The dancers have attended several square dance

festivals in this area.

WAYNE MOSES President

CAROLYN HATFIELD Secretary-Treasurer

RETA GOES THROUGH as Wayne makes the arch.

RETA REVIS Vice-President

MARY TOLLETT Reporter

FRONT ROW: Pam Falls, Dawn Fortner, Vicki Le·· Fevers, Gilda Leonard, Marsha Garner, Janice Bishop, Carol Glenn. SECOND ROW: Lynn Lord, Camellia Shock, Diane Leech, Linda Stiles, Carolyn Bolt, Sharon De­woody, Joyce Davis .. THIRD ROW: Ann Dowdy, Linda

Daggett, Lynne Turner, Phyllis Landes, Janice Devening, Sallie Dalton, Phyllis Gilworth, Becky Payne. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Allison, Charlotte Lovell, Jo Adcock, Norma Byers, Paula Evans, Sue Walker, Betty Wood, Bobbie Taylor.

Women's Recreational

Association

The Women's Recreational Association is

open to all women students of Southern State.

Its purpose is to promote interest a nd provide

opportunity for participation in recreational

activities and to create a spirit of good sports­

manship. The WRA offers various forms of rec­

reation such as basketball , softball , volleyball,

and even bridg e .

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International Club

The purpose of the International Club is to

acquaint students with the culture, history, and

politics of foreign countries. This is done by

means of films , guest speakers, and panel dis­

cussions. Social activities include picnics and

parties which carry out traditions of different

countries through food and national costume.

IT'S EVERY MAN for himself.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB members come from all over the globe.

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AHMAD CUTS International Club cake.

PRESIDENT AKHAVAN speaks of his homeland.

SNEA

The purpose of the Student National Educa­

tion Association, an organization for prospective

teachers, is to develop leadership skills and a

deeper understanding of the educational

processes. Monthly meetings include guest

speakers , idea sharing , and informative

programs.

Becky Allen, Dana Bashford, Betty Bentz

Isabel Brian, Louis Butler, Charles Burton, Juanice Carelock, James N . Cook, Jr., Marcia Cornelius

J. Stanley Cross, Carolyn Curtis, Linda Davidson, Charles Dunn, Barbara Earhart, Pamela Falls

Terry S. Ford, Dawn Fortner, Kathy Halford, David Hall, W. E. Hawthorne, Loyce Hudson

Lana Irwin, Nancy Jacobs, Jean Kite, Lucky Killingsworth, Betty Logerot, Nancy McDowell

Wallie McGraw, Tommie Martin, Melba Merchant, Charlotte Mor­gan, Blossom Normington, Mary Phillips

Mary Ann Pickler, Marie Plair, Jo Ann Roberts, Melinda Roberts, Ray Scroggs, Annabelle Smith

Annie Maurice Smith, Mort Stepp, Edna Stricklin, Barbara Tackett, Kaye Thorp, Rita Tucker

Bill Waller, David West, Shirley Williams, Barbara Wilson, Tommye Wilson, Dannie Wise

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EXECUTIVE BOARD-SEATED: LaDonna Fabian, Becky Stewart, Margaret Perritt, Betty Bentz. ST ANDING: Carolyn Cowling, Tamara Wilhite, Barbara Tackett, Janice Carelock, Cathy Pickard, Mary Stan­ford, Janie Garner.

LEGISLATIVE BOARD-SEATED: Camellia Shock, Sharon Jarrell, Cheryl Jones, Linda Bussey. STAND­ING: Mary Stanford, Becky Corbell, Tamara Wilhite, Brenda McNeil.

AWS The Association of Women Students strives

to promote high scholarship and campus leader­

ship among women students and to prepare them

for community leadership after college. SSC's

A WS is affiliated with the Arkansas Association

of Women Students and with the Intercollegiate

Association of Women Students, the only na­

tional organization of women's governing

groups.

MISS PAT WEAVER Sponsor

JUDICIAL BOARD: Tamara Wilhite, LaDonna Fabian, Becky Stewart, Virginia Wofford, Sandra Foster, Sharon Dewoody.

AWS HALLOWEEN GOBLINS.

EAT, DRINK, and be merry ...

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SEATED: Roy Willcox, Jim Schiech, Larry Knighton, Jerry Knight, Jim Butler. SECOND ROW: Richard Mar­chand, Alvie Keaster, Henry Blanke, Ken Cowling, David Ambruster, Joel Reeves, Wayne Gifford. THIRD

ROW: Max Knight, Karon Baxley, John Rankin, Wayne Johnson, Bruce Limberg, Jimmy Dale, Jon Gilchrist, Ronnie Yarborough, Charles Wood.

PRESIDENT WILLCOX PRESIDES at council meeting.

Men's Council The Men's Council was started in 1962 with

the purpose of promoting interest in resident

affairs, developing self-government of resident

men students, and cultivating favorable student­

administration relationships. Membership is

composed of one elected representative for every

30 members from each of the men's dormitories,

with each dormitory having at least one repre­

sentative.

The Council revises dorm regulations,

handles disciplinary problems, and cooperates

with the Dean of Men in solving housing and

traffic regulations .

OFFICERS: Roy Willcox, President; Jim Schiech, 1st Vice-President; Larry Knighton, 2nd Vice-President; Jerry Knight, Secretary; Jim Butler, Treasurer; not pictured: Jimmy Dale, Reporter.

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TRI-C OFFICERS-FRONT: Joan Hubbard, Social Committee Chairman. SEC­OND ROW: Linda Rambo, Publicity Committee Chairman; Carolyn Hatfield, Reporter; Diane Formby, Corresponding Secretary. BACK ROW: Ken Cowling, Vice-President of Committees; Carolyn Cowling, Vice-President of Member­ship; NancyTrexler, Treasurer; DavidAmbruster, President.

Tri-C

Membership in the Civic Commerce Club is

open to any student or faculty member interested

in business. First semester Tri-C and the Busi­

ness Department sponsored high school con­

ferences on business education. Second semester

activities included a Sales Seminar and the

annual Tri-C banquet.

JIM BUTLER President

SHERRY PARKER Treasurer

LIBBY BRUCE Vice-President

VIRGINIA WOFFORD Secretary

Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a national scholastic honor so­

ciety whose members rank within the upper 10

per cent of the junior and senior classes . It is the

highest academic honor that a student can

achieve on this campus. Its objective is the

stimulation and development of scholarship, and

those elements of character that make scholar­

ship effective for good.

Wanda Bates Ann Bonner Don Broach Donna Camp Olivia Cook

Arthur Dawson Charles Dunn Grace Gerren Geri Harrell Kathy Hayter

Glen Houser Carolyn Irwin Richard Johnson Carolyn Langston Betty Logerot

Michele Milburn Ken Norris Tommye Powers Theodoris Russ James Stuart

Vickie Sulton Tamara Wilhite James Willis Barbara Wilson Jim Works

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BILL BARNETT President

SUZANNE GREEN Vice-President

CAROL COOPER Secretary

Melinda Beggs Libby Bruce Charles Burton Paula Carrie

Ronald Crider Dawn Fortner Margaret Littlejohn Linda Reynolds

Ken Sibley La Joyce Summerlin Barbara Tackett Tommye Wilson

Alpha Psi Omega

The Mu Phi cast of Alpha Psi Omega, national

honorary dramatic fraternity, is an active group

on campus. Any student interested in drama may

become a member by earning points for back­

stage and on stage work of any of the Drama

Department's presentations. The group's annual

activity is Aardvark Variety Show in February.

FRONT ROW: Sunthorn Arunanondchai, Bill Cornish, Jack Slayton, Jim Erikson. BACK ROW: Richard Strat­ton, James Robbins, David McAllister, Aubry Talley,

DAVID, A PLEDGE, serves as a waiter for members.

Fred Savage, Dave McNeal. Not pictured: Jim Works, Gordon Humphrey, David Seals.

Kappa Kappa Psi

Delta Chi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, na­

tional honorary band fraternity, sponsored a

picnic for freshman band students in September

and sold corsages Homecoming week. Only band

students of outstanding ability and willingness

to work are chosen for membership.

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Lambda Sigma Alpha The purpose of Lambda Sigma Alpha, the

women's honor society, is to promote scholar­

ship, to honor senior women who have achieved

high scholastic standing, to encourage women to

continue their intellectual development, and to

encourage women to do graduate work.

Kathy Halford Cathie Hendrix Carolyn Irwin Carolyn Langston Vicki Lefevers

Betty Logerot Yvonne Moore Tommye Power Theodoris Russ Bonnie Salley

Rita Tucker Virginia Wofford Linda Walters Tamara Wilhite Barbara Wilson

WANDA BATES Secretary

LIBBY BRUCE President

GERI HARRELL Treasurer

GRACE HENLEY Vice-President

MRS. MARGIE HARROD Sponsor

Phi Sigma Chi Phi Sigma Chi is a student chapter of the As­

sociation of Childhood Education. Members are

elementary education majors . Its goal is to

promote high ideals in the teaching profession.

Marilyn Jo Adcock, Becky Allen, Diana Alphin, Frances Ates, Jane Austin, Judy Bailey.

Dana Bashford, Ann Beasley, Bobby Beene, Betty Bentz, Ann Bonner, Mandy Boreing.

Nora Ann Burton, Melba Bussell, Paula Carrie, Diane Chowning, Mamie Crawford, Stanley Cross.

Jeanne Dettenhaim, Paula Diffee, Cylestine Dansby, Barbara Ear­hart, Jean Flaherty, Betty Fleming.

Dawn Fortner, Dorothy Gallagher, Richard Goodwin, Kathy Halford, David Hall, Geri Harrell.

Pat Henderson, Wanda Holmes, Carolyn Irwin, Lana Irwin, Nelda Keith, Susan Lyday.

Donna Massey, Rachel Mitchell, Nancy McDowell, Edna Nichols, Linda Nolte, Judy Owen.

Marie Plair, Nancy Powell, Carolyn Puckett, Linda Rainwater, Kathy Shaw, Patsy Souter.

Mary Stanford, Linda Timmons, Myrna Thomas, Janice Watson, Brenda White, Elva Williams.

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Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is an honorary fraternity

for English majors and minors with a B average.

Its purpose is to promote the mastery of written

expression and to encourage worthwhile

reading .

Anne Bonner Linda Davidson Shirley Fulton

Dorothy Hanson Billie Jo Hurst Margaret Littlejohn

Michelle Milburn Pam Nolte Bonnie Salley

DAN FORD President

RITA TUCKER Secretary

THEODORIS RUSS Vice-President

TAMARA WILHITE Treasurer

Maurice Birdwell, Donald Walthall, Dr. John Chapman, Bruce Limberg are members of Sigma Gamma Epsilon.

FRONT ROW: Tommye Power, Jo Anne Baldridge, Tamara Wilhite, Mary Young, Virginia Wofford. BACK ROW: Donnie Dean Eudy, Charles Dunn, James Willis, Robert Marchand and Professor Donald Baldridge now belong to this organization.

Sigma Gamma

Epsilon Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national earth

science honor society. The objectives of the

organization are the scholastic and scientific

advancement of its members and the extension

of the relations of friendship and assistance

among colleges, universities, and scientific

schools with recognized standing which are

devoted to the advancement of the earth sciences.

Phi Alpha Theta The Theta Sigma Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta,

an honor society for students and faculty mem­

bers of distinguished American colleges and

universities who are interested in the study of

history, was chartered in 1962.

Phi Alpha Theta was founded in 1921 at the

University of Arkansas and now has a total of

232 chapters in 42 states, Puerto Rico, and the

Philippine Islands.

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Tau Beta Sigma

Tau Beta Sigma, national honorary band

sorority, was established during World War II

when young ladies entered the field of band

music and assisted the university and college

bands in maintaining a full organization. It is

a service organization of the band. This year Tau

Beta Sigma helped sponsor a band hamburger

supper first semester and served refreshments to

bands visiting our campus.

FRONT ROW: Reta Revis, Carole Koenig, Dalene Baer, Sherry Parker, Linda Reynolds. BACK ROW: Sharon Smith, Sherry Martindale, Mary Colquitt, Vicki Nix.

BSU: James Griffin, Ruth Roberts

CHI ALPHA: Judy Bruhn, Rita Tucker

NEWMAN CLUB: Kathy Belmont, Saverio Garruto

YOUTH CHRISTIAN: Camilia Shock

ABS: Delwin Ross

Religious Council The Religious Council is made up of repre­

sentatives of each of the religious organizations

on our campus. Its purpose is to encourage and

develop religious growth among the students

within the framework of their denominations .

WESLEY: Dale Stonecipher, Lana Irwin

CANTERBURY: Reese Hutcheson, Philip Alderman

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Association

Of Baptist Students The Association of Baptist Students is as­

sociated with the North American Baptist

Association. Its meetings and services are

conducted at the Baptist Collegiate Center which

is located on the southwest corner of the campus.

The ABS motto is "Student led, Christ directed ."

FELLOWSHIP

ACTIVITIES

Tommy Mitchell, Charles Atterbery, President; John Smith, Charles Warren, Eddie Plunkett.

Judy Hughes, Jannett Smith, Mary Tollett, Suzanne Winn.

ABS MEETING

BSU COUNCIL-SEATED: Theodoris Russ, Michelle Milburn, Linda Blanchard, Ruth Roberts. STANDING: Jim Schieck, James Griffin, President; Ron Chandler, Milton Henry, Robert Hartsell, Faculty Advisor; Dr. L. L. Hunnicutt, Pastor Advisor; James Smalley, Director. Not pictured: Jerry Parham, Linda Rainwater, Jim Works, Miss Rosemary Casey, Faculty Advisor.

FELLOWSHIP

THESE SERVED: Judy Boswell, Colorado; Fred Hawkins, Ohio; Michelle Milburn, Mexico; Charles Purtle, California; Theodoris Russ, California; Jim Works, Oregon.

Baptist Student

Union Worship , education, missions , music , social

activities, Christian fellowship - all of these are

part of the Baptist Student Union. The BSU plans

activities to meet the needs of the students , and

to help them to grow in all areas of their lives ,

including spiritual growth, while at SSC.

CHILDREN'S PARTY

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Missionary Baptist Student Fellowship

Spiritual student-led services makes our

lives brighter. Our Christian influence is greater

and our spiritual lives are strengthened. Every

Wednesday night MBSF opens the gateway to our

church away from home-Calvary Missionary

Baptist Church.

OUR SPONSORING CHURCH-our transportation.

A TYPICAL MBSF MEETING.

Don Goodman, President; Wayne Johnson, Vice-Presi­dent; Linda Timmons, Secretary-Treasurer; Beverly Camp, Reporter; James R. Staggs, Director; Reverend Weeks DuBose, Pastor.

Youth Christian Association The Church of Christ is represented on our

campus by the Youth Christian Association. Its

Wednesday night program of Bible study and

gospel songs together with its Sunday study

programs promote Christian responsibility

among student members. The program is under

FRONT ROW: Nona Tate, Bobby Beene, Janice Wat­son, Frieda May, Delaine Burdue, C. F. Shirey. BACK

the direction of the elders of the local congrega­

tion of the Church of Christ. Faculty sponsors

for the group are B . B. Bevens and T . W. Cleek.

Meetings are held in the Student Center Con­

ference Room.

ROW: T. W. Cleek, Gary Watson, Nelda Keith, Louise Brooks, Suzanne Harrell, Jimmy Burdue, B. B. Bevens.

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Chi Alpha Chi Alpha is an organization of gospel­

student leadership . Chi Alpha is an organization

that links the Christian to his contemporaries

and the Church to the collegian. It is particularly

concerned with serving Assemblies of God

students .

Wesley Foundation

The Wesley Foundation is not an "arm," not

an "agency" of the Church. It is the Church at

independent and state colleges and universities.

Thus, the Wesley Foundation on our campus

carries on the ministries of the local parish. It

offers opportunities for study, worship, and

fellowship. It is the Church serving a distinctive

JUDY BRUHN President

SANDRA WALL Secretary-Treasurer

PAUL SANDERS Vice-President

RITA TUCKER Religious Council Representative

task in the academic community.

An insufficient concept of the Church often

prevents our acting in concert with other

Christian bodies. In order to better be the Church

on our campus, Wesley Foundation has entered

into a cooperative program with the Westmin­

ster-Disciple Student Fellowship.

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Newman Club The Newman Club is a Catholic Club of

Catholic culture and fellowship whose primary

purpose is to further the spiritual, intellectual ,

and social interests of the Catholic student on

our campus. The club is a member of the National

Newman Club Federation.

Holt Hall

R . D.TEUTSCH President

PAUL MORGAN Vice-President

SEATED: John Tracey, Sherry Seach, JuJuan Bond­man, Sam Garruto. SECOND ROW: Ted Sigman, Paula Carrie, Mike Christiano, Elaine Fenton, Jimmy Reul, John Franqui. BACK ROW: Jerry Cortez, Brenda Mc­Neil, Al Pilone, Sam Serio.

BOBBY GRAHAM Secretary

DARRELL SULEPHEN Monitor

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Engineer's Club The Engineer's Club meets bimonthly to

discuss club business , work on projects, and

visit industrial plants. During the spring semes­

ter members took part in a beard growing contest

to honor St. Patrick and launched a weather

balloon to collect atmospheric data.

HAD A WOMAN? - Couldn't keep her?-Clean your beard - With a vacuum sweeper-BURMA SHAVE.

MEMBERS ARE:

Robert Cash Neal Bates Robert Thurber Ivan Brown

Faculty Advisor Janik Perdue Dickie Qualls Tommy Bright Buck Titsworth Gary Jones

MISS ST. PATRICIA, Margaret Perritt.

Miss Janene Mccrary,

Mccrary Hall Sweetheart

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Cross Hall Reserved exclusively for Southern State

athletes, Cross Hall provides a quiet atmosphere

of study and relaxation.

Cross Hall is well known for its sponsorship

of Rider Day and their annual Christmas party.

MRS. OPAL FABIAN, Housemother.

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BECKY HORRIDGE, Cross Hall Sweethear.

.... ALBOT HALL, prototype of the modern men's resi­dence hall at SSC, houses a large percentage of the s c hool's junior and senior men.

RS. CLOV A WILLIAMS, Resident Housemother for .... a lbotHall .

Talbot Hall Talbot Hall is named in honor of D . 0 . Talbot

of Magnolia who has served on the SSC Board of

Trustees for over 32 years . Completed in 1963,

Talbot Hall, which houses 192 men, was the first

air-conditioned men's dorm on campus . Its

award-winning design has been used in the

construction of two other men's dorms on the

campus .

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LARRY HARTNESS President

JIM HURT Secretary

WAYNE REID Vice-President

DONNY WOODS Treasurer

PRESIDENT HARTNESS in action.

Graham Hall Graham Hall is an example of directed.

democracy. It demonstrates one of the most e~­

fective tools devised for guiding the dormitory

life of our school's men students.

T. W. CLEEK Graham Hall Supervisor.

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TONI PEACE. Graham Hall Sweetheart.

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Graham Annex

T. W. CLEEK dorm supervisor.

GRAHAM ANNEX OFFICERS are: Walter Stratton, President; Bodie Woods, Vice-President; Danny Thomason, Secretary.

GRAHAM ANNEX EAST won the intramural basket­ball championship in January. Team members are (standing) Don Messersmith, Jim Grant, Chuck Joyce, Walter Stratton, Dan Daniels; (kneeling) Richard Jones, Gene Robinson, Frankie Jones, Jackie Russell, David Janes.

GRAHAM ANNEX SWEETHEART is Miss Paula Brock, a sophomore speech major from Smackover.

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JOHN LAWRENCE President

TOMMY GILLEYLEN Vice-President

RICHARD NIX Secretary-Treasurer

Talley Hall Talley Hall's outstanding achievements in

campus activities include the election of Miss

Charlotte Byrd as Harvest Carnival Queen and

the winning of SSC's first "spirit stick," and their

fabulous second place finish in the Homecoming

float contest.

JAMES MASON, and family, live with and supervise Tally Wackers.

UNANIMOUSLY elected for the second year in a row, Miss Charlotte Byrd, is Talley Hall Sweetheart.

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MRS. MARY DALE, Dormitory Supervisor checks sign­out cards to be sure no one has forgotten the date.

Harrod Hall Named in honor of Mrs . George Harrod, Dean

of Women, Harrod Hall is the newest women·

residence hall on campus. In addition to pro­

ducing the first place float for the Homecoming

parade, Harrod Hall furnished entertainmen·

for the delegates to the state A WS Convention

held at Southern State this year. The other side

of Harrod Hall is emphasized by weekly devo­

tionals to inspire high ideals in its residents

IN THE CALM before the storm, the lobby stands empty as the girls prepare for their dates.

OFFICERS OF HARROD HALL are Nancy MCCiendon, President; Phyllis Landes, Vice-President; Charlotte Byrd, Secretary; Anne Dowdy, Treasurer; and Susan Rogers, Publicity Chairman.

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OFFICERS OF' BUSSEY HALL are: Kaye Thorpe, Treasurer; Mary Stanford, Pres­ident; and Sandra Foster, Secretary.

DORM COUNCIL and Wing Repre­sentative members are: (seated) Wanda Bates, Rutha Buggs, Patsy Hooper, Janie Garner, Beverly Camp, Cathy

THE GREEN ST AMP sign is gone but the girls remai in Bussey.

Bussey Hall The college home of 1 77 girls, Bussey Hall

also shelters Southern State's five South Ameri­

can girls. Bussey girls won the "Spirit Stick~

twice during fall pep rally competition and their

candidate for Harvest Carnival King won.

Pickard; (standing) Melba Hunter, Lauren Garret, Cheryl Jones, Carol Johnson, Janet High, and Mary Jane Smith.

MRS. PAUL BYERS Dorm Supervisor

ERS OF COUNCIL are: (seated) Betty Logerot, Carlotta -= 3arbara Tackett, Juanice Carelock, Lynda Bussey; :=- ng) Linda Hollis, Vesta Hebel, and Becky Corbell.

r.EGRAL PART of campus and dorm life, dates begin at front steps of Nelson.

Nelson Hall Activities ranging from the notorious

"Little Miss Mulette" skit to Christmas

caroling in a truck complete with hay

and other accessories to "not-quite

bunnies" hunting Easter eggs have

reinforced Nelson's reputation as the

smallest but most active women's dorm

on campus.

MRS. AUDNA M. ARTHUR Housemother

BARBARA TACKETT President

LYNDA BUSSEY Vice-President

PHYLLIS SHINN Secretary

CAR LOTT A HALL Treasurer

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ADMINISTRATION The most dominant personalities within the

college action a r e the Board of Trustees , ap­

pointed by the governor. Employed directly by

the board, the president is responsible to the

board for the entire program of the college. He

also has an administrative staff: Academic Dean,

Director of Research and Assistant to the Pres­

ident, Dean of Students, Comptroller, Public

Relations Director, Registrar, Plant Superin­

tendent, Food Serv ice Manager, and Data Pro­

cessing Supervisor.

SSC Reaches Maturity

With Dyr,amic Leader Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff,

This academic year of 1966-67 is again one of change at Southern State College. Although the growth of the college in student enrollment is less than in the past few years, the growth of the faculty is greater. There is evidence that the college is reaching maturity as a sen­ior college. Indeed, there appears to be greater interest among students and faculty in programs and learning outside the narrow subject matter of courses. This should re­sult in our graduates being better prepared to meet the new challenges in our changing society.

My sincere wish for each of you is a most successful and pleasant year at Southern State College. This will, I am confident, contri­bute to your future success and happiness in the years ahead,

Yours very truly,

Imon E. Bruce President

IN ORDER to stay in touch with student life, President and Mrs. Bruce often dine in the cafeteria.

IN HIS EIGHTH year as president of Southern State, Dr. Bruce has brought spectacular growth to the campus .

PRESIDENT BRUCE inspects the campus from the roof of newly constructed Greene Hall.

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ELECTED IN NOVEMBER 1966, Winthrop Rocke­feller became the first Republican Governor of Arkan­sas since Reconstruction days.

Governor Rockefeller Brings 'New Look' to Arkansas

Southern State College is doing a splendid

job of educating young men and women who will

help make up our adult leadership of tomorrow.

I hope it will be possible for each of you to

complete your education, and then find your

future life here in Arkansas.

Together, we can build a better state for our-

selves and those who come after us.

Sincerely,

Winthrop Rockefeller

Governor

Board of Trustees Defines

Policy and Expenditures

Government of the College is vested in the

Board of Trustees, the five members of which

are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by

the Senate of Arkansas to serve five-year terms.

Terms of appointment are staggered so that one

member is appointed each year. The Board de­

termines the general policies of the College

and approves expenditures of its funds.

Current officers of the Board are J . H . Wilson,

President, Doyne Hunnicutt, Vice-President,

and D . 0 . Talbot, Secretary.

MEMBERS OF THE Board of Trustees are J. H. Wil­son of Magnolia, President Bruce, Mrs. Ned Stewart of Texarkana, D. O. Talbot of Magnolia, Doyne Hunni­cutt of Camden, and Henry Irons of Hot Springs.

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Administration Leads Academic, Student Life

DR. D. C. ANDREW

DR. CHARLES W. JACKSON

Dr. D. C. Andrew, Academic Dean, o::­

ganizes and manages the academic fur:.=­

tions of the college. As dean of facu... -

he is responsible for the developme::..:

and execution of an ever growing acE.­

demic program at Southern State.

Dr. Charles W. Jackson, Assistant -

the President and Director of Researc-,,..,

acts as liaison between the Federal go--:-­

ernment and the college in the procll.I'E­

ment of Federal funds for higher educE.­

tion . Dr. Jackson also supervises ti:_=

Upward Bound program for high schoo::_

students.

Milton B. Talley, Dean of Studen:s

formulates the noninstructional pro­

grams serving the students in orien ~­

tion counseling, financial aids, housing

health, student activities, and placemen~

Dr. George W. Harrod and Mrs . Am::.

Thomas,

for SSC

provide counseling service:;

students. They administ-e::

tests for college admission, admission

a degree program, and graduate exam­

inations. They counsel students wit:::.

problems whether the problem concerns

school · or some other phase of studen:

life.

DEAN MIL TON B. TALLEY

GEORGE W. HARROD

MRS. ANN THOMAS

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College Keeps Student Records - and Money

MRS. MAXINE PORTERFIELD, Assistant Registrar, checks IBM cards for stray holes that may lead to Vietnam.

BERNARD H. POLK, Director of Student Aids, dis­cusses possibility of a campus job with one of many students seeking work.

The Business Office headed by R. H . Cole,

Comptroller, maintains the financial affairs of

the college. All money spent or collected, whether

through the post office, bookstore, snackbar,

cafeteria, or instructional departments must be

recorded in this office .

From a student's first registration to his

graduation, records are kept of his performance.

Working with the Academic Dean, the Registrar's

office maintains a file of all students in school

at the present time and those that have attended

S :.S C. With the addition of IBM, data processing

has been made easier, faster, and more compact.

Bernard Polk, Director of Financial Affairs,

supervises student loans, student work-study

programs, and student scholarships. His office

must authorize all payments before any student

can receive a check.

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S ING AGENT Margaret Atchison handles e requisitions for everything from paper clips

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A COMBINATION of banker and diplomat, Business Manager R. H. Cole, Jr., keeps a close watch on the college budget.

THANKS TO FASTER IBM data processing, Registrar James Smyth, speeds grades to students - and draft boards.

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MAN OF MANY FACES, Dean of Men Ralph Wilson is one minute counseling friend, the next campus "police chief."

HELPING MAINTAIN the calm serenity of campus life, Assistant Dean of Men Thomas Scifres works closely with the students.

aylight or Dark

egulators

Student Life

:--=-arged with the responsibility for making

--:;:--.is life pleasant for students, faculty, and

alike are the administrators in the

:::=:.== of Student Affairs. Dean of Men Ralph

and his assistant, Tom Scifres, super­

·vities of men students and those using

-- -=-.....s facilities such as the union and campus

~ 5 facilities.

::-s. ~ argie Harrod, Dean of Women, and her

- ~2""' , Miss Pat Weaver, counsel and advise

- ~-~:::!.en students. Miss Weaver also supervises

--=--==--: a.ctivities such as SGA, cheerleaders,

- - _.=.e Association of Women Students.

ALWAYS WILLING to listen to a coed's problems, Mrs. Margie Harrod has been Dean of Women for 16 years.

DIRECTING STUDENT activities Miss Pat Weaver makes a last minute check of her calendar.

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MR. R . B. GANDY, Adviser of Student Publications, dominates the news scene at Southern State College.

Publications Written

By, For, About Students

R. B. Gandy, Director of Public Relations

and Assistant Professor of Journalism, is in

charge of the college's public relations program.

He supervises the school print shop, publication

of The Bray and The Mulerider, and the News

Bureau in addition to instructing journalism

classes.

Mrs. Stanley Hipp operates the News Bu­

reau. All press releases are sent from her office

to the student's home town newspaper when he

excels in some field or participates in some

special activity.

MRS. STANLEY HIPP, Director of News Bureau, con­nects the student with his home town via local and state newspapers.

s . NAIDA TYNDALL, Associate Librarian, orders books for the library and supervises student

---ary workers.

elpful Librarians

ssist Researchers

Containing 45,000 volumes, the library

. :des the extra information often needed for

~s work. Here students find material for

-=~=arch papers, speeches, readings for history,

::;:~::::J.ology or English and sometimes even for

-=--=~-ure or personal interest in a subject.

-S. KATHRYN CONDRAY, Instructor of Library Sci­~ - makes copies of periodicals on the Library's

. Xerox machine. MRS. MARY K. LOONEY, Assis­-~ ...ibrarian and Assistant Professor of Library

MISS VELMA LEE ADAMS, Head Librarian and As­sociate Professor of Library Science, combines teach­ing with library management.

Science, is in charge of cataloging new library acquisi­tions. MISS CAROLYN WYRICK, Secretary, types the monthly inventory tallies .

CLYDE THOMAS, Bookstore Manager, files the latest Bray editorial concerning the "high cost of textbooks."

MRS. INETHA YOUNG, Assistant Bookstore Manager, stands ready at her cash register to greet freshman book buyers.

Some of Students'

Happiest Moments

Spent in Union

While the purpose of campus life is educa­

tion, the center of campus life is the Union.

Here students revitalize . They eat in the cafe­

teria, visit with friends upstairs and have a coke,

check their mail at least six times a day, and

make necessary purchases in the bookstore,

whether the purchase be a book, a tube of tooth­

paste, or a funny card.

SYMBOLIZING THE bookstore's attitude of helpful service, Mrs. Rena Richards extends palm to student.

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DEERE, Food Service Manager, fills out requisition for more food for hungry

NIGHTLY, MAIL bags replenish empty student boxes, according to ~ostmistress Mrs. C. D. Hipp.

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STUDENTS SUFFERING from chronic campus dis­eases go to Nurse Syble Fitzgerald for red pills and aspirin.

PLANT ENGINEER Billy Ray Machen points out es­cape route from Harrod Hall to Carolyn Hatfield.

Men, Machines Need

Continuous Care

Lights .. . water . .. heat .. . the physical

plant keeps the college moving. If the plumbing

clogs, or the lights go out, the men at the physi­

cal plant hop to the rescue. They also repair

desks and tables, paint buildings and make

keys.

Dealing with a different type of physical

p lant, Mrs . Fitzgerald maintains the infirmary .

In the infirmary students can obtain minor

aids , such as dramamine for upset stomach a nd

tablets for colds, and excuses from classes. I:

a sick student requires supervision or if his

disease is contagious he is confined at the in­

firmary. However, if a student gets very sick he

is sent home or placed in the hospital in town.

ASSIST ANT PLANT SUPERVISOR Leonard Sharp uses his mirror to keep a sharp eye on the campus.

S . MARION TITSWORTH MRS. MARZELLE GILLESPIE

S . CURTISTINE WALZ MISS SARA COUCH

S . CAROLYN BROWN MRS. HELEN SAMUEL

Secretaries -

Student Liaison

Helpful, hardworking secre­

taries provide an essential liaison

between students and adminis­

trative personnel. These are the

ladies who smooth the mechanism

of college life.

MRS. BONNYE POWELL

FACULTY College Action should be at least seventy­

five per cent academic. The academic program

at SSC is administered by Dean Andrew. The

college is divided into seven divisions, six of

which lead to degrees, each of which is super­

vised by a division chairman. Within the seventh

division are the junior college departments of

Agriculture, Engineering and Home Economics.

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BRUCE B. BEVENS, Chairman of the Division of Busi­ness and Commerce, helps provide future business­men with knowledge to become rich and successful.

SSC Is Business

And Commerce

Accounting . . . statistics . . . marketing . . .

banking ... business is all of these and more. In

the Division of Business and Commerce stu­

dents receive the Bachelor of Business Adminis­

tration degree with a major in accounting, bus­

iness administration, economics, or office ad­

ministration. Two year programs are also offered

in general clerical and secretarial science for

students who plan to be office workers .

LOUIS J. BLANCHARD Associate Professor Accounting

SCOTT BOAZ Assistant Professor Economics

ROSEMARY CASEY Instructor Business

ELGIE LLOYD FIREOVED Professor Economics

MARIE D. GOODWIN Assistant Professor Business and Marketing

JIM KIMBELL Assistant Professor Accounting

ALVARENE G. PEACE Instructor Business

RICHARD SAMUEL Assistant Professor Business

ANNA RUTH TREXLER Instructor Secretarial Science

GAYLE WHITE Instructor Business

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DR. FRANK IRWIN, Chairman of Division of Education, guides the teachers who teach students to be teachers.

... EDUCATION

The purpose of the Di vision of Education

is to prepare teachers for the public schools .

Within the division, headed by Dr. Frank Irwin,

there are Departments of Elementary Education,

Secondary Education, and Recreation. Students

may obtain the degrees of Bachelor of Science

in Education with either a major in elementary

educatio'n or in secondary education.

KATHRYN BROWN Associate Professor of Physical Education

MARGARET R. DOWNING Assistant Professor of Physical Education

LEON HARDIN Associate Professor of Elementary Education

HAROLD R. KRAUSE Assistant Professor of Physical Education

LARRY W. McNEAL Assistant Professor of Physical Education

KATIE MARSHALL Assistant Professor of Physical Education

CALVIN NEAL Assistant Professor of Physical Education

EVELYN PACK Instructor of Physical Education

RAYMOND F. POWELL Assistant Professor of Physical Education

LAWRENCE H. ROBERTS Assistant Professor of Education

DELWIN ROSS Assistant Professor of Physical Education

AUBURN SMITH Assistant Professor of Physical Education

STELLA LEE SMITH Associate Professor of Elementary Education

W. T. WATSON Assistant Professor of Physical Education

RICHARD A. CARTER, Associate Professor of Physi­cal Education, plans and coordinates athletic action on campus.

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DR. ROBERT G. CAMPBELL, Chairman of Division of Fine Arts and Professor of Music, coordinates the cultural education of Southern State students, from farmers to homemakers.

ONE LAST mental recital before student enters the world of musical competition.

• FINE ARTS

For the student who wishes a professional

career or to teach art or music in the public

schools, the Fine Arts Division offers a Bachelor

of Music degree and a Bachelor of Music Educa­

tion. Two year programs in the field of art and

art education are also offered. An introduction

to the fields of art and music is presented to the

student in the General Education requirements.

DALENE BAER Instructor Music

MELVIN BALLARD Instructor Organ

NOVA JEAN GRESHAM Instructor Art

GENE KELSAY Assistant Professor Music

MONA LOKEY Assistant Professor Art

RICHARD O. OLIVER Professor Music

SHIRLEY GREAR SMART Assistant Professor · Music

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Y M. BELMONT ctor of English

=~A.BLUE -sociate Professor of Spanish

ctor of English

COLEMAN ctor of Spanish

-:;-v CORTEZ -s ctor of Speech

EARLY ctor of English

=-:-IA A. FORGEY ctor of English

= ~H B. GANDY -s·stant Professor of Journalism

S=--Y M . HARDIN ctor of Speech

-=GARET HARTON - -sociate Professor of Speech

::_ OR E. HARTSELL -; ctor of English

= ==.=RT L. HARTSELL ctor of Speech

LEY HIPP - <=sociate Professor of English

ctor of English

_ =-=...,. E. LITTLEJOHN -s·stant Professor of English

MEIKLE

EIKLE er of Speech

= tor of French and German

::>URTLE tor of English

===- REID - ;: s:.ant Professor of English

DR. GEORGE SIXBEY, Chairman of Humanities Divi­sion, interrelates activities of the speech, English, journalism, and foreign language departments.

HUMANITIES Comprised of the Departments of English,

Modern Foreign Language, Journalism, and

Speech, the Division of Humanities strives to

provide the student with basic skills in com­

munication and a knowledge of his cultural

heritage.

VAL J. STERLE, JR. Instructor of Philosophy and Ethics

C. DALE WHITMAN Instructor of English

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... NATURAL SCIENCES

The Division of Natural Science prepares

students for careers in one or more science fields .

Students may obtain Bachelor of Science degrees

with majors in biology, chemistry, geology, and

mathematics or a Bachelor of Arts in biology and

mathematics . Two and three year courses are

offered in the preprofessional fields of medicine,

dentistry, medical technology, optometry, nurs­

ing and wildlife management .

Within the Division of Natural Science, stu­

dents are offered honors sections in mathemat­

ics and chemistry. Students are admitted by

invitation which are issued on a basis of the stu­

dent's test scores, high school and college rec­

ords and recommendations of teachers . In these

courses students may complete in one semester

what normally takes two semesters to finish .

JERRY D. ANDERSON Assistant Professor Mathematics

JAMES T. AYRES Assistant Professor Chemistry

DR. JOHN J. CHAPMAN, Chairman of the Natural Sci­ence Division, coordinates activities in the teaching of math, physical, and biological sciences.

- ROLAN BROWN Assistant Professor B iology

OND W. CAMMACK

. CLEEK Assistant Professor

athematics

- ALEE COX Associate Professor a ·o1ogy

- C . DODSON Assistant Professor C emistry

LES R. FERGUSON Assistant Professor 3 'ology

~ORGE W. HENRY Assistant Professor

athematics

JAMISON ssistant Professor

3 · logy

3-=:<T H. LINCOLN =>,-ofessor ::;· emistry

LO A. McGEE ..;..ssistant Professor ::> y s ics

- -331E MAE MOORE .:;,ssistant Professor

ematics

A. SMART .:;,ssistant Professor -~emistry

ATSON

WETZIG -=>--ofes sor

matics

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DONALD BALDRIDGE Assistant Professor History

JOE A. BATES Instructor Psychology

WILLIAM NOLAN, Chairman of the Social Science Division, coordinates the activities of his department and is Associate Professor of Political Science.

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JULIA CARLE Instructor Sociology

WORTH B. CONN Assistant Professor Sociology

... SOCIAL SCIENCE ...

Teaching students to exercise critical judg­

ments, to understand present situations in light

of past experiences, and to recognize the com­

plexity of modern society, the Division of Social

Science offers both Bachelor of Science and Bach­

elor of Arts degrees with majors in history,

psychology, and social psychology.

ERNEST A. FLEMIG Assistant Professor History

- - =. FLEMING .:..ss·stant Professor :;e.ography

- =L.EMISTER

JAMES T. FORGEY Instructor History

EVA GOODENOUGH Professor Psychology

DWIGHT L. HUDDLESTUN Assistant Professor Geography

ROBERT C. PERKINS Assistant Professor History

ROBERT B. WALZ. Professor History

JEAN WILLIAMS Instructor History

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--MRS. FLORRIE FRANKLIN, Chairman of the Home-making Department instructs "her girls" in the ways of sewing, catering, and home management.

Professional and

Technical Training

Offering courses on the junior college level,

the Division of Technical and Professional Edu­

cation is a composite division . It prepares stu­

dents for further training in the fields of agri­

culture, home economics, and engineering.

MR. FRANK S. ROOT, Associate Professor of Engi­neering and Head of the Department of Engineering. introduces freshman and sophomore students to the intricities of Engineering.

AL A. CHILDS, Head of the Agriculture Depart­c oordinates the agriculture student's activities

e f arm and in the classroom.

THOMAS D. BOWLES Associate Professor Industrial Education

IVAN W. BROWN Assistant Professor Engineering

JACK T . HARRINGTON Assistant Professor Agriculture

WILLIAM C. LOE Assistant Professor Agriculture

LEWIS IKE SMART Assistant Professor Agriculture

ALBERT STEKER Assistant Professor Engineering

/.

CLASSES Beginning his career as a scared freshman,

the student soon adapts and his personality be­

comes a part of the campus action. Learning both

in and out of the classroom for four years, he

works and plays as part of the college society.

As the years pass he matures and becomes more

sure of himself.

AS EDUCATION broadens and interests expand, stu­dents find time to express their increasing talents.

PHILLIP ALDERMAN, B.S. Arkadelphia

DON ALPE, B.B.A. Lake Village

DIANE ALPHIN, B.S.E. Norphlet

DAVID AMBRUSTER, B.B.A . Morristown, Penn.

JOHN ANDREWS, JR., B.B.A .

Stamps

SUNTHORN ARUNANONDCHAI, B.B.A.

Bangkok, Thialand

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'Seniority' Dominates

Majority-Number Is

Few but Power Is Great More than just a class ring or a diploma, the

senior year brings a completion of four years of

hard work. Crowning touches are added as stu­

dents practice teach, conduct individual experi­

mental projects and attend seminars.

Seniors, although only 200 strong, dominate

the campus by right of seniority.

Plans are finalized; some attend graduate

school , some begin work , and others go into

the service.

BILL ASKEW, B.B.A. Waldo

FRANCES ATES, B .S.E. Natchitoches, La.

KENNY ATKINS, B.B .A. Waldo

LINDA AUSTIN, B .S. Texarkana

JUDY BAILEY, B .S.E. Magnolia

JERRY BARGE, B.A. Shongaloo, La.

BILLY BARNETT, B.S.E. Waldo

DAVID BARWICK, B .S . Hope

DENA BASHFORD, B.S.E . Smackover

CHARLES BATSON, B .B .A. Pine Bluff

GRADY BEALE, B.S.E . Camden

CHARLES BEGGS, B .B.A. Hope

MELINDA BEGGS, B .S.E. El Dorado

THOMAS BELMONT, B.S. Little Rock

ANTHONY BENNETT, B.S. Magnolia

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NONCHALANT, yet sophisticated, seniors care less for status seeking and concentrate on seeking know­ledge. They even go to classes on bicycles--an unheard of practice to maturity-minded lower class men.

GARY BENTON, B.B.A. Camden

DAVID BILLINS, B .S. Camden

MIKE BIRD, B.S. Magnolia

MAURICE BIRDWELL, B.S. Magnolia

PHILLIP BLACKWELL, B .B.A.

El Dorado

HENRY BLANKE, B .A. Texarkana, Tex.

GARY BLAYLOCK, B.B.A . Magnolia

MARY BOWLIN, B .B .A. Magnolia

JOE BREASHEARS, B .S.E. Story

ISABELLE BRIAN, B .S.E. Camden

ELIZABETH BRUCE, B.A. Magnolia

MIKE BURKE, B.S.E. Stamps

BILLY JOE BURSON, B.S.L Smackover

CHARLES BURTON, B .S .E. Smackover

JAMES BUTLER, B.B.A. Little Rock

LOUIS BUTLER, B.S.E. Magnolia

CHARLOTTE BYRD, B.S.E. Gurdon

JAMES CALLOWAY, B.B.A. Smackover

DONNA CAMP, B.S.E. Magnolia

LARRY CAMPBELL, B.S. El Dorado

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DALE CAREY, B.M.E. Norphlet

PAULA CARRIE, B.S.E. Camden

WILLIAM CASEY, B.S. Texarkana

NICKY DALE CHAMBERS, B.A.

Camden

JAMES CHRISTIE, B.B.A. Magnolia

THOMAS CLEEK, B.S.E. Magnolia

PAUL COBB, B.B.A. Hope

MARY ALICE COLQUITT, B.M.E.

Magnolia

DEAN COMBS, B.A. El Dorado

WHEN NOT PROTESTING against administrative reg­ulations, Mccrary Hall residents occasionally find time for intramural sports.

:_- r-;:--g COOK, B.S.E. -=-ex a rkana

~.:: ::...c. -c ES CORBELL, B.S. · ·neral Springs

~=-=- CORNISH, B.B.A. :=kQueen

-:.:.- - oLYN COWLING, B .B.A. : oreman

- ~ ::JALRYMPLE, B.S. ' - gnolia

=-=-~ DANFORD, B.S. ~ =. ::>orado

: =~==3T DANIEL, B.B.A. a:nden

-=~-:- ::JANIELS, B.B.A. -=-::xarkana, Tex.

=-=-~~TI E DANSBY, B.S. ~ ::xarkana

_:._ ::JAVIDSON, B .S.E. ~ '..1.Ston , Tex.

~-: -__- ::JENN ARD, B.A. ?--=.e B luff

- ~ON , B.S.E. ~-=:;:, ens

r:- DODSON, B.S. =g::i.olia

-:-= - -=~-;-E DOTY, B.S.E. rado

~ DOWNS, B.S.E. _ = g-::olia

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FRED DOWNS, B .B .A. Texarkana, Tex.

CHARLES DUNN, B .A . Magnolia

BARBARA EARHART, B .S .E .

Mena

GERALD EATON, B .B .A. Texarkana

SUSAN EDWARDS, B.S.E. Camden

LOUIS ENDEL, B .A . El Dorado

JIM ERIKSON, B.S . Willistown, N.D.

JUDY ERRINGTON, B .S .E . Magnolia

MARY ERVIN, B.S.E . Magnolia

LADONNA FABIAN, B .S .E. Magnolia

PAMELA FALLS , B .S . Long Beach, Calif.

HENRY FERGUSON, B.A. El Dorado

JOHN FERRO, B.B .A. New Bedford, Mass .

JIMMY VON FINCHER, B.B.A .

Stephens

DAN FORD, B .A. Magnolia

:x)P LOOKS ON (with interest?) as Dick Clark's -=-·on Concert makes the SSCscene--tothetune _-ss,ooo.

KAREN FORD, B.S.E . Magnolia

KEN FORD, B.S.E. Magnolia

DIANNE FORMBY, B.S.E. Magnolia

TROSEY FORMBY, B .B .A. Taylor

DAWN FORTNER, B.S.E . Hatfield

MARTHA FRANK, B .S . El Dorado

WILLIAM FRIDAY, B .S. Hope

A. G . FULLER, B .S . Buckner

SHIRLEY FULTON, B.A. Oklahoma City, Okla.

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DANIEL GATHRIGHT, B .B.A. Magnolia

GRACE GERREN, B .A. Lewisville

JON GILCHRIST, B.B.A. Camden

SUZANNE GREEN, B .A . Magnolia

WAYNE GRIFFIN, B .B.A. Camden

JAMES GRIFFIN, B.S. Fulton

CAROL GURNEA, B .A . Magnolia

JAY HAAS, B .S . El Dorado

DAVID HALL, B.S.E. Pine Bluff

GERI HARRELL, B.S.E . El Dorado

BONNIE HARRIS , B.B.A. Prescott

LARRY HARTNESS, B.B.A. Nashville

FRED HAWKINS, B.B.A. Camden

W.E. HAWTHORNE, B .S.E. Homer,La.

ALVY HAYS, B.S .E . Van Buren

BILLHAYTER,B.S. Fairhaven, Mass.

KATHRYN HAYTER, B .S.E. El Dorado

DOROTHY HANSON, B .S.E. Springhill, La.

BILLIE HAYNIE, B.S.E. Camden

SAMMY HEARNSBERGER, B .B.A.

Fordyce

CHARLENE DOTY, Connie Long, and Linda Shinn competed for Talbot Hall Sweetheart. Connie won by a Long shot.

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JOHN H. HEDRICK, B.B.A. Texarkana, Tex.

PAT HENDERSON, B .S .E. Magnolia

CATHIE S. HENDRIX, B.S.E. Camden

GRACE HENLEY, B.S.E. Norphlet

THOMAS HENNESSY, B.A. Magnolia

MILBURN E.

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HODGES, B.B.A. Cherry Valley

CAROLYN HOPKINS, B.B.A. Texarkana

TRAVIS HOPPER, B.B.A. Sparkman

GLEN EDGAR HOUSER, B.B.A.

Lockesburg

LIKE MOUNTAIN climbing, students eat daily in the cafeteria because it's there.

H...i\RLES :IUMPHRIES, B .B .A .

Fort Smith

rTCHAEL ::IUNTINGTON, B.A.

Aj lune, Wash.

:_-_\.fES HUST, B .S . :Magnolia

-_..,.__...-qOLYN IRWIN, B .S .E. :Magnolia

?TCHARD JOHNSON, B .S . Camden

_--c_~ J ONES, B.S.E. Stamps

~-\RLES JONES, B .S .E. B anks

-::::::=-.\.1A JONES, B .S .E. Stephens

-~ J ORDAN, B.B.A. Camden

- -_-:_- KEETON, B.B.A . -=-aylor

y

.;-- I.INGSWORTH, B .S .E.

~33Y KNIGHTON, B .B .A. ragnolia

~ -:;,=-.ES KRIEHN, B .B .A. ?:-escott

~--=- - ~ - LAND, B.S. S -:!'eve p ort , La.

-:..:-: =-~ :__--c_ ~G-STON, B .S.E.

: ·~c ion Cit y

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DIAN LEECH, B .S . Mena

ANDREW LE GRAND, B.B.A. Texarkana

RONNIE LEMAY, B .B.A. Little Rock

JIM LEONARD, B .B.A. Dumas

BETTY LEWIS, B .S . Texarkana

BRUCE LIMBERG, B.S.E . Jamestown, N .Y.

KAREN LINDSEY, B.S.E. Stamps

MARGARET LITTLEJOHN, B.A.

Magnolia

BETTY LOGEROT, B .A. Magnolia

PEGGY LONGING, B.S.E. Smackover

TERRY McCLAIN, B .B.A. Camden

NANCY L. McDOWELL, B.S.E .

Texarkana

WALLIE McGRAW, B.S.E . Ashdown

FREEMAN McKELVEY, B .B .A.

Prescott

DONNA KAYE MASSEY, B .S.E .

Texarkana

BETTY METCALF, B.S.E. Hot Springs

STEVE MIDDLEBROOKS, B .B .A .

Stephens

DON MILLER, B .S .E . Rosston

RICHARD D . MILLER, B .S .E. Bodcaw

STELLA MILLS, B .S .E . Fouke

PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY, B .B .A.

Mena

JERRY MOORE, B .B .A. Hampton

KAREN L. MOORE, B.A. Texarkana

DON MYERS, B .B .A . DeQueen

DID SHE or didn't she (hit the ball)?-Only the umpire knows for sure. Betty Metcalf tries for a homer during women's intramurals.

188

PAT MYERS, B.S.E . Black Fork

JOHN NEEDHAM, B .A. Prescott

RICHARD NIX, B.S. Garland

PAMELA G. NOLTE, B.A. Texarkana

KENNETH F. NORRIS, B .S . Warren

DAVID NORRIS, B.S. El Dorado

H. WM. NUTT, B.B.A. Fordyce

PAT PARKER, B.B.A . El Dorado

SHERRY JEAN PARKER, B.B.A.

Magnolia

RICHARD PASS, B .B .A. Village

PAT PENDLETON, B.S.E. Little Rock

FRANK PERRY, B .S . El Dorado

RALPH PERRY, B.S.E. Fairhaven, Mass.

MARY PHILLIPS, B.S .E. Magnolia

JOHN H. PIERCE, B .B .A. Hope

PAT POLLAN, B.B .A . Dangerfield, Tex.

TOMYE E. POWER, B .S .E . Hope

CAROLYN PUCKETT, B.S.E. Magnolia

SHIRLEY PRIMM, B.S.E. Springhill, La.

VAN DAVID PRIVITT, B .B.A. Nashville

STUDENTS, SUCH as Tom Belmont, take advantage of modern lab facilities to work on advanced chemistry projects.

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JOAN PURIFOY, B.S.E. Texarkana

LINDA RAINWATER, B.S.E. El Dorado

LINDA RAMBO, B .S .E. El Dorado

HORACE RAY, B.B.A. Nashville

RICHMOND REEVES, B.B.A. Buckner

MARY RINER, B.S.E . Magnolia

JAMES ROBBINS, B .M .E. Champaign, Ill.

MARILYN ROBINSON, B .S .E .

Camden

ROBERT D . ROGERS , B.S. El Dorado

THEODORIS RUSS , B .A. Magnolia

JACKY RUSSELL, B .A. Hope

BILLY DALE SAMS , B.S.E. Texarkana

BRIGHT LIGHTS of the big city ...

LINDA SCROGGINS, B.S .E. Hope

RAY SCROGGS, B .M.E. Magnolia

JOHN SELPH, B.B.A. Sparkman

PAT SELPH, B.S.E . Hot Springs

LOUIS K. SHARP, B.S.E. El Dorado

LINDA SHINN, B.S.E. Magnolia

DAVID SHIREY, B .S. Homer,La.

CAMELIA SHOCK, B.S. Texarkana

JAMES SLAGLE, B.B .A . Hot Springs

EDNA STRICKLIN, B.S.E . Hatfield

HAROLD A. SMITH, B.B.A. Blevins

PATSY SOUTER, B .S .E. Taylor

MORT STEPP, B .A. El Dorado

DALE STONECIPHER, B.S.E. Magnolia

PAT STOUT, B.A. Santa Ana, Calif.

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- :..=:..':'ER N. STRATTON, B.S. ~ Dorado

:_- ~s STUART, B.B.A. ~aylor

~"3ERT R. S-"""LLIVENT, B.B.A.

3earden

:__-_:-o YCE ~~<vfERLIN, B.S.E .

_fagnolia

~---~ARA TACKETT, B .S.E. Hot Springs

:~:::::C-:'H TALIAFERRO, B.S.E. Hope

~ TALLEY, B .S .E . "hongaloo, La.

- =>. TEUTSCH, B .B .A . Shongaloo, La.

~A THOMAS, B.S.E. :\lfagnolia

=---2-N THOMASON, B.S. S amps

-=- IBLOTTE TODD, B .S. fagnolia

~y L . TOOMBS, B .B .A . _ -orphlet

::-=-_;_ S. TUCKER, B.A. :=..ordsburg, N .M .

_ -_.\LD VANN, B .B.A. ~agnolia

- _ -_.\LD WADE, B .B .A . agnolia

:::_-....?.RY WALLER, B .B .A. ~merson

: :: :-CE WALLER, B.S.E . ....:agnolia

- -_.\LD w. -_-i.:..THALL, B .S.E.

,.agnolia

=:?3Y WARD, B.S. -:=-exarkana

~-WARD , B.S.E. ~gnolia

THE RARE QUIET moments on a deserted stairway give one time for thought between classes.

193

MIKE WASHINGTON, B.S. Springhill , La .

HERMAN WATERS, B.B.A . Magnolia

JANICE WATSON, B .S.E. Waldo

DAVID WEST, B .S .E . Hot Springs

LINDA WEST, B .A. Magnolia

SIDNEY WEST, B .S . El Dorado

LARRY WHITLEY, B .S. Thornton

ELVA WILLIAMS; B .S.E. Smackover

L . WAYNE WILLIAMS, ]3 .. S. El Dorado

JERRY WILLIAMS, B .A . Hope

SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, B .S .E. Longview, Tex.

JAMES F . WILLIS , B .A. Heber Springs

BARBARA WILSON, B .S .E. Magnolia

BENNY WILSON, B.S. Magnolia

DREW WILSON, B.S. Magnolia

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GAIL WINGFIELD, B .S . El Dorado

JOE WINGFIELD, B.B.A. Magnolia

DEXTER WINN, B .B.A. Magnolia

DONNIE J . WISE, B .S.E. Springhill , La.

VIRGINIA M. WOFFORD, B.S.

Sheridan

BODIE C. WOODS, B .B .A. Foreman

BENNY WRIGHT, B.B.A. Hooks , Tex.

JOHN YAGER, B .S . Magnolia

MARY YOUNG, B .S .E. Mineral Springs

FOR MANY seniors May brings FINAL exams.

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Frustration Eases

As Juniors Near Climax

Of Academic Goals

Having chosen a major and moving toward

this ,goal, the junior is steadily striving. He is

headed for graduation. The junior knows himself,

knows who he is, knows where he is going, and

knows just how he will get there .

JULIE ADAMS Magnolia

STEVE ADAY Dallas, Tex.

HOWARD ADY Novato, Calif.

ROBERT C . AGUILERA Johnstown, N. Y.

Y ACUB R. AKKUB Jordan

GARY F . AMIS El Dorado

LARRYW. ANDERSON Magnolia

SHIRLEY A . ANDERSON Prescott

RUSTY ARNOLD Texarkana

LINDA D. ARRINGTON Hope

JIM BAKER Glenwood

HAROLD BARR Gentry

WANDA BATES El Dorado

BARBARA BATSON Pine Bluff

ANN B. BEASLEY Cotton Valley, La.

BILLY BEASLEY Sarepta, La.

HOME ... SWEET HOME

DERRILL BEA VER Camden

JANET BELL New Boston, Tex.

WILLIAM BELL Sparkman

BRUCE B. BEVENS, JR. Magnolia

DAVID BIRGE Texarkana, Tex.

DOROTHY BISHOP El Dorado

HAROLD M. BLACKWELL Magnolia

LINDA BLANCHARD Horatio

MARY ANNE BONNER Hot Springs

STEVE BOULEY Fairhaven, Mass.

GILDA BRASWELL Camden

DON A. BRAZZEL Junction City

DON BROACH Camden

DAVID P. BROWN Camden

JUDY BROWN Camden

JUDY BRUHN Hot Springs

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GREGG BUCHANAN Prescott

RUTHA BUGGS Magnolia

DANNY BULLARD Mena

JIMMY BURDUE Magnolia

NORA ANN BURTON Brickeys

MELBA BUSSELL Emerson

JAMES RAY BUSSEY Waldo

HOW ARD BYERS Hope

JUANICE CARELOCK El Dorado

JOHN D. CARMACK Oden

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GARY E. CARROLL Camden

HAROLD B. CARTER Village

TOM E. CARTER Stephens

JAMES M. CHAMBERLAIN Malvern

RONALD CHANDLER Camden

IMOGENE CLANTON Magnolia

TOMMY CLEMM Texarkana, Tex.

JANIS CLICK Magnolia

ARCHIE CLOWERS De Queen

OLIVIA SUE COOK Thornton

CAROL COOPER Magnolia

MARCIA JO CORNELIUS Prescott

RONALD CRIDER Magnolia

STANLEY CROSS Texarkana, Tex.

GEORGE CRUMP Haynesville, La.

JAMES D. CULLINS El Dorado

JOHN K. CURRAN Minneapolis, Minn.

CAROLYN CURTIS Camden

MIKE DANIEL Magnolia

PADDY DAVIS Hope

~HlARJ , AKz \ w

IN THE SERENITY of our dorms ...

ARTHUR DAWSON Ft. Smith

RANDY DAY Fairhaven, Mass.

DONNY DENTON Sparkman, Ark.

GEORGIA DENTON El Dorado

JEANNE DETTENHAIM Lake Providence, La.

GLORIA DIVINE Camden

JIMMY DOWNS Orange Springs, Fla.

MIKE DUMAS El Dorado

MICHAEL DYKES Covington, La.

STEVE ELLIOTT Little Rock

GEORGE ERIQUEZZO Danbury, Conn.

DON EUDY El Dorado

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LEARNING CONTINUES after dark.

RICHARD FOSTER Camden

JAMES C. FOUSE Hope

CAROLE FREPPON Magnolia

JERRY FREPPON Bald Knob

ANNE FULLER Lewisville

STEVE FULTON Waurika, Okla.

TRAVIS C. GILES Texarkana

LINDA GILLIS Texarkana

JERRY D. GIVENS Smackover

DENNIS GLASGOW Nashville

ROBERT GOLINE Texarkana

DONALD GOODMAN Bismarck

BRENDA EV ANS Hope

RONALD FAHRNI Texarkana

WALTER FALL Shreveport, La.

CAROL FINCHER Camden

BETTY FLEMING Ashdown

TERRY FORD Magnolia

JACKIE GOREE Magnolia

HARRISON GRACE Texarkana

JAMES GRANT Bedford, Ind.

DON GREEN Benton

BRUCE GRIFFIN Maybrook, N. Y.

BARBARA GRIFFING Winnsboro, La.

MILTON HANCOCK Amity

RON HARDCASTLE El Dorado

MARIJANE HARE Stephens

JERRY HARRELL Bryant

KAREN HARTER Magnolia

VIRGINIA HARWELL Hope

DOROTHEY HATFIELD Hope

JOE M. HATLEY Norphlet

VESTA HEBEL Texarkana

BILL HENDRICKS Camden

GLEN HICKMAN Texarkana

RANDALL HICKS Texarkana, Tex.

LINDA HINSLEY Texarkana

JOAN HUBBARD Texarka na, Tex.

LINDA HULSEY Hope

BILLIE JO HURST Lewisville

SUSAN HURST Hot Springs

BENNIE HUTCHESON Magnolia

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REESE HUTCHESON Sparkman

JEAN HYDE Pine Bluff

LANA IRWIN Camden

ROSE JACKSON Lockesburg

VINITA JACKSON Horatio

REBECCA JERNIGAN Texarkana

GEORGE JOHNSON Bald Knob

JACKIE 0. JOHNSON Bald Knob

MIKE JOHNSON Fordyce

SANDIE JOHNSON De Queen

JAY JOHNSTON El Dorado

DARRELL JONES Magnolia

ALAN W. JORDAN Camden

DAN M. JOSLIN Magnolia

CHARLES JOYCE Stamps

CHARN KIATFUENGFOO Bangkok, Thailand

DAVID KIRKPATRICK Magnolia

JEAN KITE Texarkana, Tex.

LARRY W. KNIGHTEN Murfreesboro

DOUG LAMBERT Waldo

JERRY L. LANGLEY Magnolia

JOHN R. LA WREN CE Westport, Conn.

VICKIE LEFEVERS Magnolia

LANELL LEWIS Magnolia

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KENNY LIGHT Hope

NELL MCCORMICK Texarkana, Tex.

BOB G. MCCRACKEN El Dorado

JANENE MCCRARY El Dorado

ROBERT MCFARLAND Nashville

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WINNERS AND LOSERS alike visited the campus prior to the November elections. Freshman Congressman David Pryor was one who made it!

JUDY MCGOUGH Camden

VIRGIL MCGOUGH El Dorado

TOMMY MCJUNKINS Nashville

KATHY MCLAUGHLIN El Dorado

CHARLES MCMANUS Camden

THOMAS MCTAGGART Buffalo, N. Y.

ROBERT MANDELL Mattapoisett, Mass.

RICHARD MARCHAND New Bedford, Mass.

VIRGINIA MARKS Magnolia

TOMMIE MARTIN Horatio

GERALD MARTINDALE Texarkana

STEPHEN MASON El Dorado

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LINDA MELTON Texarkana, Tex.

MELBA MERCHANT Texarkana

BEVERLY MEREDITH Foreman

MICHELLE MILBURN Cove

JOELLA MILLER Malvern

MARTHA MOLNAIRD El Dorado

SONYA MONK Stamps

JANE L. MOODY Magnolia

CHARLES MOORE Nash, Tex.

DAN W. MOORE Texarkana

YVONNE MOORE Magnolia

CHARLOTTE MORGAN Magnolia

CLANTON contemplates clatter ...

GAIL MORRIS Magnolia

DENNIS MOSLEY Magnolia

THOMAS NANICK Boomingdale, N. J.

JERRY D . NASH Camden

CHLORIS NIEBERGALL Magnolia

GEORGE NIPPER Magnolia

MA VIS NIPPER Magnolia

BILL NIPPER Magnolia

BILLY DON NIX Longview, Tex.

LYNN NORMAN Waldo

BABS NORMINGTON Texarkana, Tex.

JAMES NORTHUM Nashville

BETTY L . NUTT Lewisville

LINDA NUTT Malvern

ANITA OGLESBY Foreman

TOM O'NEILL Baltimore, Md.

JUDY OWEN Hope

ANNIE OWENS Texarkana, Tex.

BUD PARKER Bossier City, La.

ANN PARKS Searcy

RALPH PARKS El Dorado

CHARLES PEACOCK Ashdown

DAVID PESSES Magnolia

ARTHUR PHILLIPS Magnolia

JERRY PICKERING Waldo

MARY PICKLER Taylor

JO POLK McNeil

CALVIN PORTER Magnolia

BILLY PRICE McGehee

CHARLES B. PRICE Texarkana, Tex.

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BROWNING IS POPULAR among students being introduced to col­lege level poetry.

RICHARD REVELS Lockesburg

J. D. REYNOLDS Camden

CHARLES ROBERTS Junction City

JO ANN ROBERTS Camden

JOSIE ROBERTS El Dorado

MALINDA ROBERTS Havana

BARRY ROBERTSON Stephens

JOANNE ROBERTSON Camden

GENE ROBINSON Hope

FRANCES ROGERS Texarkana

GEORGE ROWE Camden

KENNETH RUSH El Dorado

DWIGHT PRICE Texarkana, Tex.

PHIL RANKIN Fordyce

GENE RAVENSCRAFT Murfreesboro

DONALD REAVES Texarkana, Tex.

CHARLOTTE REEVES Magnolia

MICHAEL REEJVES Smackover

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BONNIE SALLEY Sarepta, La.

RICHARD SAVA Texa rkana, Tex.

JAMES M . SCHIECK Little Rock

SHARON SCOGGIN Nashville

BILLY J. SETSER Siloa m Spring s

RONNIE SEYMOUR Nashville

VIRGINIA SHARP Nashville

PAUL SHELTS Magnolia

KENNETH SIBLEY Mag nolia

WALTER SILLIMAN Ca mden

DARWIN SIMPSON Mena

DAVID SLATON Camden

ANNABELLE SMITH Magnolia

CALVIN SMITH Hamburg

DOROTHY SMITH Magnolia

ELOIS SMITH El Dorado

SHARON SMITH El Dorado

BENNIE STANTON Magnolia

TREBY ST ATEN Springhill , La.

HARRY E . STEPHENS Magnolia

REBECCA STEW ART Magnolia

SUE STEWART Nash, Tex.

SUE STOKEN Wake Village, Tex.

JIMMY STONE Nashville

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RONNIE LEMAY prepares to defend himself against "Bear" hunters at the Homecoming pep rally.

VICKIE SULTON Malvern

GLADNEY SUMMER Magnolia

COLIN TALBOT Camden

JANE TALLEY Springhill, La.

SAMUEL TATOM Stamps

TERRELL TAYLOR Magnolia

JIMMY THACHER Duncan, Okla.

LARRY THOMPSON Smackover

ROY TIMMERMAN Fair Lawn, N. J.

LINDA TIMMONS Springhill , La.

JIM TODD Lonoke

RONNY TOLLETT Magnolia

TERRY TOMLINSON Bragg City, Mo.

CHRISTOPHER TOTTEN Manchester, Conn.

CHARLES TREXLER Emmet

NANCY TREXLER Emmet

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NANCY STRINGFELLOW El Dorado

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PEGGY TRIBBLE Nashville

DOROTHY TRIMBLE Magnolia

JOHNNY TUNE Texarkana

TERRY VARNADO Norphlet

GEORGE VAUGHN Texarkana

MIKE VELCHOFF Magnolia

ROBERTA WADSWORTH Magnolia

ROBERT WALDEN Magnolia

LESLIE WALKER Camden

SANDRA WALL Royal , Ark.

LINDA WALTERS Gurdon

DEE WALLER Sarepta

BOBBY WARD Pencil Bluff

CORLISS WARE Magnolia

CHARLES WARREN Hope

LEON WATSON Waldo

PAULETTE WEA VER Texarkana

TOMMY WEEMS Bradley

BARBARA WHATLEY El Dorado

MAX WHITE Magnolia

GENE WHITE Camden

RICHARD WHITE Magnolia

PAULETTE WHITLEY Magnolia

MIKE WHITLOW Springhill , La.

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DELWYN WILEY Waldo

TAMARA WILHITE Magnolia

SANDRA WILKERSON Stamps

RAY WILCOX Camden

ROY WILCOX Camden

CHERYL WILLIAMS Texarkana

LINDA WILLIAMSON Booneville

GILBERT WILSON Toledo, Ohio

TOMMYE WILSON Stephens

DONNY WOODS Nashville

RONNY WOODS Nashville

SALLY WOOD UL Mt. Holly, N . J.

JIM WORKS Bradley

TOMMY WYRICK Magnolia

Having Found Direction 'Sophs' Begin Work

Having been in college a year, the sophomore

feels that he owns the school. He has been at

S.S.C. long enough to know his way around­

"sort of."

Being a sophomore is more than just the com­

pletion of 24 class hours. It is a state of mind.

It's that in between year when most students go

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DON ABLES, Camden DANNY ADAMS, Banks FRANK ADCOCK, Camden MARILYN ADCOCK, Horatio

MIKE ADCOCK, El Dorado WARREN ADCOCK, Horatio AHMAD AKHAVAN, Tehran, Iran GENE ALESHIRE, Cove

JIMMY ALLEN, Magnolia BECKY ALLEN, Stamps TERRY ALLEN, Hope SHARRON ALLWHITE, McNeil

DAVID ANDERSON, Prescott GARY ANDREWS, Smackover LINDA ANTHONY, Fordyce SHARON ARRINGTON, Stephens

DONNA ASHTON, Magnolia DON ATKINS, Magnolia RACHEL ATKINSON, Magnolia JANE AUSTIN, Texarkana

through an awa~ening period and discover that

the world is a serious place-not just one big

party.

This period of depression has been called the

"sophomore slump" and is often considered to be

the most difficult year faced by a student in col­

lege. The student matures, decides upon a major,

and earnestly goes to work.

,; i=E - WE have street lights, even.

JOHNNY BAKER, Magnolia CLARENCE BARRONG, Hope MIKE BASHFORD, Smackover NEAL BA TES, El Dorado

DORSEY BEARDEN, Magnolia SUE BEARDEN, Magnolia ANN BECK, Hope BOBBY BEENE , Nashville

JANICE BENNETT, Smackover SIDNEY BENNETT, Little Rock KATHY BENTON, Camden BETTY BENTZ, Hot Springs

DAVID BEST, El Dorado DIANE BILLITER, Pine Bluff EDNA BLACK, McNeil WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, El Dorado

JUJUAN BONDMAN, El Dorado CURTIS BOURLAND, Camden JOHN BOWLES, Magnolia SHARON BOWLES, Magnolia

TOMMY BRIGH T , Hope WAYNE BROWN, M a gnolia DAVID BROWN, Mena FRANK BUCH ANAN, Texarkana

ANN BURKE, Smackover S USAN BURNHAM, Camden JOHN BURSON, El Dorado LYNDA BUSSEY, Bradley

JEANNE BUTLER, Springhill, La. CAROL BYRNE, El Dorado RONNIE CALAWAY, Camden JIM CALKINS , Smackover

BEVERLY CAMP, Pine Bluff K ENNY CAMP, H a ynesville, La. CHARNI CARLE, Magnolia CLOTEE N CAR ROLL , Magnolia

KNEELING ALREADY-Mustang appeal, maybe?

JUDY CARROLL, Rison ROBERT CASH, England LOY CASSADY, Nashville WILLIAM CASTEEL, Camden

KATHLEEN CHAMBERS, Magnolia RODNEY CHANDLER, Magnolia POLLY CHILDS, Magnolia DIANE CHOWNING, Magnolia

MOLLY CLARK, Waldo RODNEY CLARK, Waldo CURTIS CLAYTON, Malvern GEORGE CLEARY, Paris

DANIEL CLOUD, Magnolia BEN COBB, Texarkana MICHELE COBB, Texarkana LYNDA COKER, Lake Village

THOMAS COLEMAN, Texarkana TOM COLLINS, Texarkana IRENE CONN, Magnolia BRUCE CONN, Magnolia

BOBBY COOK, Stamps KEN COOPER, Minden, La. JANICE COPELIN, Texarkana JAMES CORBELL, Mineral Springs

KENNETH COWLING, Foreman JERRY CRAIN, El Dorado ANN CRAWFORD, Magnolia MAMIE CRAWFORD, El Dorado

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OVERSTREET AT NIGHT reflects "the-quiet-before­the-storm" atmosphere during Dead Week first of the semester.

JIMMY CREECH, Norphlet HARRY CROSSETT, Monticello LOUIS CRUA, Nyach, N . Y. BEN CURTIS, Magnolia JIM DALE , Nashville LINDA DANIEL, Nashville

LOREEN DANIEL, Camden JAN DANIELS, Rosston

TOMMY DAVIDSON, El Dorado FREIDA DA VIS , Camden SCHA WNNEE DA VIS, Camden DARRELL DEAN, Malvern

JIM DEATHRAGE, Hot Springs COSBY DEDMAN, Camden PAULA DIFFEE, McNeil MICHAEL DIXON, Waldo JIMMY DOHERTY, Wynne DANNY DOSS, Hot Springs

MAUREEN DOTY, El Dorado GARY DUKE, Magnolia RICHARD DUPUIS, New Bedford, Mass . MYRTLE EADES, Magnolia VERSIE EASTER, Magnolia VIRGINIA EDWARDS, Hope

WENDELL EDWARDS, El Dorado RONNY ELLISON, Magnolia KAY EMERSON, Magnolia EDDIE ENLOE, Shreveport, La. LARRY EPPS, El Dorado SUSAN ERWIN, Hope

RONNIE ERWIN, Magnolia JUDY EV ANS, Hampton DAVID FARMER, Smackover SARAH FARRAR, Norphlet MARY FAULK, Emerson RALPH FAULKNER, El Dorado

GORDON FENDLAY, Hot Springs GEORGE FERREIRA, New Bedford, Mass: JOAN FINCHER, Stephens SHERRY FINCHER, Stephens EDDY FISHER, Royal JERRY FITZGERALD, El Dorado

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POINTERS ARE OBSERVED by classmate as Joan Gatlin

gives sales pitch.

JEAN FLAHERTY, N a shville LAVON FLAHERTY, McCaskill DAVID FOLSOM, Murfreesboro SANDRA FOSTER, Wa ldo

DAVID FRASCHIEUR, Gra nnis JEANNETTE FRANKLIN, Taylor CHRIS FRANKS, Ashdown REBECCA FRANKS, Ma gnolia

JERRY FRAZIER, Magnolia BILL FRITTS, Minera l Springs JUDY FULLER, Buckner DELL GATES, Magnolia

MARETTA GATHRIGHT, Magnolia WILLIAM GATHRIGHT, El Dora do KERRY GATLIN, Ashdow n JOAN GATLIN, Yazoo City, Miss .

CAROLYN GAYLORD, Magnolia WAYNE GIFFORD, Fairhaven, M ass. ROBIN GILES, El Dorado GILDA GILL, Magnolia

THOMAS GILLEYLEN, Murfreesboro RICHARD GOLLEHER, Carlisle LYLE GOODWIN, El Dorado LARRY GORTNEY, Camden

BOBBY GRAHAM, Des Arc DON GRAVES, El Dorado ERNESTINE GRAY, Magnolia FREDDY GREEN, Texarkana

JIMMY GREEN, Stuttgart DOUG GREEN, Magnolia GARY GREENE, Ashdown ROBERT GREENE, Magnolia

PHILLIP GRIFFIN, El Dorado WAYNE GRIFFIN, Kingsland DAVID GRIMMETT, Hope CHARLES HADDEN, El Dorado

CARLOTTA HALL, Hot Springs BECKY HANCOCK, Monticello CHARLES HANDLEY, Vandervoort BO NIT A HARRELL, El Dorado

MIKE HARRINGTON, Sheridan BOBBY HARRIS, Texarkana JOAN HARRISON, El Dorado MIKE HARTSFIELD, El Dorado

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EV A HA YES, Magnolia TOM HA YNES, Hayti, Mo. GLENN HAYNIE, Magnolia MICHAEL HAZELWOOD, Magnolia

ROBERT HENDERSON, Waldo SUZANNE HENDRICKS, Waldo MARY LOU HENRY, El Dorado BETTY HICKS, N a shville

DOUG HINES, Prescott ROGER HINES, Texarkana GERALD HOBSON, England TOMMY HODGE, Huttig

GARY HOLLOWAY, Junction City HELEN HOLLY, Emerson SHERRY HOLMES, Waldo WANDA HOLMES, El Dorado

MIKE HOOTEN, Little Rock NELDA HOOVER, McCaskill PAM HORNE, Camden GARRY HOWARD, Arkadelphia

LOYCE HUDSON, Cullen, La. TOMMY HUGHES, Camden GORDEN HUMPHREY, Camden MIKE HUNNICUTT, Camden

BALLET, MODERN DANCE? No- women's intramural volleyball.

DAN HUNTER, North Little Rock NANCY HUNTER, El Dorado GAIL HUNTER, Sherida n MELBA HUNTER, Prescott

RALPH HURST, Royal WILLIAM HURST, Lewisville JIM HURT, Da llas, Tex. MICHAEL INGRAM, Mag nolia

MAXINE JACK, McKamie EDDIE JACKSON, Camden LARRY JACKSON, Nashville PHIL JACKSON, Nashville

NANCY JACOBS, Fordyce ROBERT JERNIGAN, Pine Bluff WAYNE JOHNSON, DeQueen MARION JOHNSON, Magnolia

WINGO JOHNSON, Mena MIKE JOHNSTON, Hampton SHARON JOHNSTON, Shreveport, La. CHERYL JONES, Mineral Springs

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CLARA JONES, King

FREDDIE JONES, Rogers

GARY DON JONES, Hope

JOHN THOMAS JONES, Strong

RICHARD JONES, Camden

S.S.C. CAMPUS is the scene of continual expansion such as the newest men's dorm finished in the fall of 1966.

STEVE JONES, Magnolia WILLIAM R. JONES, Camden W. R. JONES, Buckner JOHN JURICA, Johnstown, N . Y. RUSTY KAUFFMAN, Conway BUD KEITH, Magnolia

NELDA KEITH, Waldo ROBERT KILPATRICK, Springhill, La . ALISA KIMBELL, Magnolia DAVE KING, New Bedford, Mass . ROBERT KING, Camden SHEILA KINNAIRD, Davenport, Iowa

JIMMY KNIGHTON, Stamps CAROLE KOENIG, Paris ANDY KOSICKI, Chicago, Ill. JAMES LAMB, Fordyce MARK LAMBERT, Emmet CAROLYN LAMKIN, Stephens

GENE LAND, Shreveport, La. PHYLIS LANDES, Lewisville JUDY LANGLEY, Strong MIKE LANGLEY, Stamps JOHN LANGSTON, Prescott GAYLE LAY, Mena

MICHAEL LEAMONS, Gurdon THOMAS LEDBETTER, Hope JAMES LEE, DeQueen ROBERT LEWIS, Mt. Holly GEORGE LIBERATO, Galveston ROBERTA LIDDEKEE, Hot Springs

MIKE LINDSAY, Camden CONNIE LONG, Texarkana LYNN LORD, DeQueen GENE LOTT, Texarkana JUDY LOVELL, DeQueen JOHN LOWRY, Warren

LOIS LYDAY, Magnolia DENNIS LYNN, El Dorado PAUL MCALLISTER, Ashdown NANCY MCCLENDON, Lewisville LOUISE MCCULLOUGH, Camden ELIZABETH MCDANIEL, Okolona

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3:J::)IE MCGARR, McNeil ~y MCILVEENE , El Dorado ::J:-.. YID MCKINNEY, El Dorado =--"- :-m MCMAHAN, Camden ~y MCMAHEN, Hope ~ETH MCMURROUGH, Stamps

:::;..;,.YID MCNEAL, Paris .. ..,::::I)J MCWILLIAMS, Magnolia -:-:3GINIA MCCUMBER, Cale .? OBERT MARCHAND,

.... ew Bedford, Mass. -_-=,_,_-=IBEN MARRACINO,

::Carrington, Conn . .. ~CE MARTIN, Texarkana

~ IS MARTIN, Hope .?TH.ARD MARTIN, Taylor =::::3RYL MARTINDALE, Texarkana =--..::JA MARTINDALE, Texarkana ~y MARTINDALE, Texarkana ~' :MARTINELLI, Magnolia

.. .::..CK MARVIN, El Dorado ~ :MASON, El Dorado ~CE MASSANELLI, Hope .? '-'-2\lE MATTHEWS, Pine Bluff .: .. -. -DA MAY, Stamps - -3-RY MAY, Delight

:::-:-.. -L;-LEY MAY, Hot Springs :::;-=-=-r; MAYFIELD, Wilton ==..?~CE MERCER, El Dorado = .. -_.u,n MESSERSMITH, Hot Springs .?-"-.::>Y MEYERS, Magnolia ==.==::x .. ilLAM , Smackover

: - T IP MILLER, DeQueen ~y MILNER, Camden -:,~ MILNER, Pine Bluff :-= 3:,ES MILTON, Warren _? _,,_-==., MINOR , Pine Ridge .?-.=-.C .. _dEL MITCHELL, Taylor

-:- ~ MITCHELL, Ashdown ~-""T ~OORE , El Dorado =-=-0.--Y MILLER, Mena ?-"-~ ~ORGAN, Lonoke - =--;E MOSES, Hope

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL intramurals provide an op­portunity for S.S.C. women to participate in competitive sports.

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? "3~ MURPH, Norphlet ~ORENCE MURPHY, El Dorado ==:O:MAS MURPHY, McNeil ~y MURRAY, El Dorado ::;-:)3DON MURRAY, Irvington, N. J . ?-CHARD NEILL, Waldo

.??~D NEWMAN, El Dorado :=-:::::L -A N ICHOLS, Chidester ...:..... ---:::'A N ICHOLSON, McNeil • - '\~TH NIVENS, Prescott ---::CKI N IX, Camden =-;-:JA NOLTE, Bradley

~ER NUTT, Fordyce ~ O'DANIEL, Waldo ~-,.:"HLEEN O'HERN, El Dorado ? .:... r-r., OSBORNE, Fordyce _ --'i.. -CY OWENS, Nashville · ~y PARHAM, Magnolia

D:_.\...., PARKER, El Dorado ::O~ CKY PAYNE, Prescott ~-,.YE PAYNE, Emerson ?-.=YE PAYNE, Emerson - '=::S PAXTON, El Dorado -::- ~ PEACE, Magnolia

:::3RY PERKINS, El Dorado LIBGARET PERRITT, Waldo 3 ~ 1."l'IE PHARR, McKamie ~ P HILLIPS, Malvern 3"2ERRY PHILLIPS, Benton .::_,,_:-HY PICKARD, DeQueen

?.0_2'ITE PILCHER, Malvern ?..cc..IGE PINKSTON, Texarkana -::-o_;-i PITTMAN, Magnolia ~~IE PLAIR, Strong :::::::J::)IE PLUNKETT, Sheridan :-o:~n,rr POLK, Waldo

?....,,_~OND PORCHIA, Stephens ::JO_ -ALD POSIVIATA, New Bedford, Mass. _ --=- -CY POWELL, El Dorado

=..~NE PRATHER, Smackover -~.s PRESSON, DeQueen -=--- --::-A PRICE, Little Rock

JAMES PRIDE, Texarkana

JANET PUGH, New Orleans , La.

RICHARD QUALLS, Hot Springs

PAT QUIGLEY, Waldo

JOHN RANKIN, Nashville

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JUST ACT natural and no one will know these apples are stuck.

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EMIL RAY, Van Buren RANDY REAGAN, Waldo JAMES REDDIN, Tinsman LEQUIETA REED, El Dorado

BENNY REEDER, Haynesville, La. STEVEN REID, Foreman JIM REILLY, Warminster, Pa. RETA REVIS, Paris

GERALD REYENGA, Hope LINDA REYNOLDS, Smackover MARK REYNOLDS, Sma ckover RABUN REYNOLDS, Eustis, Fla.

JAMES RHODES, Magnolia MARTHA RICE, Buckner JOHNNY RICHARDSON, Pittsburg, Tex. TONY RICHMOND, Benton

RONNIE RIDGELL, Hazen BONNIE RIGGINS, Magnolia SHERRY RINEHART, Magnolia ROBERT ROBERSON, El Dorado

CLAYTON ROBBINS, Murfreesboro MARY ROBNETT, Stuttgart WINSTON RODEN, Magnolia JERRYE RODGERS, Plain Dealing, La.

STUDENT SENATE sponsors several concerts each year which attract crowds from surrounding schools.

LYNDA RODGERS, Nashville DAVID ROGERS, Magnolia WAYNE ROPER, Sta mps KENNETH ROSS, Camden

GENE ROWE , Magnolia JIMMY ROWE, Waldo JOHN ROWE, Camden JOHNNY ROWE, Waldo

JOSEPHEUS RUSS, Magnolia BETTY RUSSELL, Stamps JUDY RUSSELL, Texarkana WAYNE RUSSELL, Stamps

PEGGY RYAN, Nashville PAUL SANDERS, Magnolia MAXINE SANDERS, Waldo JAMES SAULSBURY, El Dorado

SANDRA SAULSBURY, El Dorado FRED SAVAGE, El Dorado JERRY SCHAAL, Mineral Springs LAURA SCOTT, Springdale

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NELSON HALL girls prepare float for Homecoming parade.

LEWIS SCRIMSHIRE, Perla

SHERRY SEACH, Crossett

DAVID SEALS, Ashdown

SUSAN SEARS, Strong

LESLIE SESSIONS, Dumas

GARY SEWELL, El Dorado KATHY SHAW, Horatio HELEN SHEPARD, Magnolia PHYLLIS SHINN, Plainsboro, N . J. BECKY SHINN, Magnolia HORACE SHIREY, Magnolia

BILL SIZEMORE, Magnolia DONALD SLAYTER, El Dorado JUDY SLAYTER, El Dorado JACK SLAYTON, El Dora do BILL SLEDD, New Edinburg FRED SLOAN, Little Rock

JIM SMALLING, El Dorado NANCY SMALLING, El Dorado DONNA SMART, Texarkana MAURICE SMITH, Monroe, La. DIANNE SMITH, Nashville HARTWELL SMITH, Camden

JOHN SMITH, Magnolia MARY J. SMITH, Stephens MIKE SMITH, Magnolia JOHN SPEER, El Dorado ROY SPEER, Camden JOANN STAMPLEY, Springhill, La.

MARY STANFORD, Shreveport, La. MICHELE STEAD, Magnolia DA VE STEAD, Okolona ELTON STEELMAN, El Dorado GAIL STEPHENS, Magnolia SHARON STEPHENS, Hope

JIM STEVENS, Stamps LARRY STONE, Nashville TERESA STRANGE, Stamps RONNIE STRATTON, El Dorado ROBERT STUCKEY, Bloomburg, Tex. DARRELL SULEPHEN, El Dorado

RONALD SWEAT, Hope LAURA SWEET, Magnolia JANICE TATE, Warren NONA TATE, Magnolia EBRAHIM TAVAKOLIAN, Tehran, Ira=. LANA TAYLOR, Magnolia

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3:rr.L TEER, Texarkana =:JDIE TELFORD, El Dorado 3::::.L Y THOMAS, El Dorado 3 0 :::--:r THOMAS, Fort Hamilton, N . Y. CY)ITHIA THOMSON, Camden .... 30MAS THOMSON, Little Rock

3:..AYE THORP, Camden 3 UCK TITSWORTH, Mena :::>0:::--:rNA TODD, El Dorado ~ IBY TOLLETT, Nashville ~ .ARY TOWNS, Magnolia .;;-OHN TRACEY, Jersey City, N. J.

?HILLIP TROTTER, LaMarque, Tex. :..O :::--:rNIE TUCKER, El Dorado 32::GIN ALD TUCKER, Springhill , La. C:-IARLES VEACH, Southhampton, Pa. :::>A .... ~ VEACH, Southhampton, Pa. ::::>IANNE VELCHOFF, Magnolia

JOE VINSON, Magnolia :::>AVID WADDLE, Emmet ~ WAITS, Magnolia _ -AN WALDEN, Summerfield, Tex. GARY WALKER, Camden 5UE WALKER, Camden

SHERRELL WALLER, Emerson ~ WALLER, Ft. Smith 3ILL WALLER, Camden ~ O NNIE WALTERS, Hot Springs CAROL WALTH ALL, Magnolia :::>AVID WATKINS, Waldo

_.\:..ICE WATSON, Magnolia G"IBY WATSON, Thornton .;TIDY WEATHERSBY, Smackover -:-ERRENCE WEBB, Hensdale, Ill. JOE WEISSMAN, New York, N . Y. 3ILL WELCH, Lonoke

~ WELLS, Gurdon WAYNE WERTZ, Murfreesboro lii\RGARET WEST, El Dorado JO WHEELIS, Lewisville :::>0:::--:r WHIDDON, El Dorado 3RENDA WHITE, Blevins

MORRIS WHITE, Norphlet

N E V A WHITE, N a shville

LARRY WHITEHEAD , Lewisville

MOLLIE WILBOURN, Magnolia

RICHARD WILKINS, Waldo

ALL PLAY and no work makes "Jack" an Army boy.

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JIMMY WILLETT, El Dorado JOHN WILLIAMS, Texarkana JOHN WILLIAMS, Texarkana RICHARD WILLIAMS, El Dorado

DICK WILLIS, Hope CAROL WISHARD, Fordyce BETTY WOOD, El Dorado GURVIS WOOD, El Dorado

BARBARA WOODARD, Magnolia DOUG YOUNG, Mablevale MIKE YOUNG, New Bedford, Mass. DANNY YOUNGBLOOD, Mena

EDGAR ZACAPA, El Salvador CHARLES ZALL, Philadelphia, Pa. MANDY BORING, Magnolia CARTER CURRY, Benton, La.

EWMAN CLUB ADDS to the spirit of Christmas with annual Nativity scene.

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Confusion Ends When Absorption Begins

Homesick and confused, the freshman enters

the college world to be subjected to "buttoning"

and obeying the upperclassmen. In his blue and

gold beanie the freshman stands out in any crowd

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candidate to "button" or to sing the Mickey Mouse

Club song. After the beanies disappear the scared

look soon goes, too . The freshman soon adapts or

becomes a part of Southern State. Southern State

has absorbed another class and made it hers.

RICHARD AARON, El Dorado JOHN ADAMS, Perryville DONALD ADDINGTON, DeQueen CHARLOTTE AGERTON, Urbana CLARENCE AKINES, McGehee

MYRA ALCANTARA, Shreveport, La. ANNE ALDERSON, El Dorado IDA FAYE ALDRIDGE, Magnolia PHILIP ALFORD III, Lewisville ANITA ALLEN, Springhill, La.

DANNY ALLEN, Sheridan PAT ALLEN, Emmet CAROLYN ALLISON, Hot Springs JAMES ALLISON, Minden, La. MACK ALLWHITE, Magnolia

SUE ALMAND, Prescott DALE ALMAND, Prescott DUANE AMIS, El Dorado BRENDA ANDERS, El Dorado ROBERT ANDERS, Camden

FRANK ANDERSON, Prescott JAMES ANDRESEN, New Bedford, Mas s . CAROLYN ARMSTRONG, Norphlet DICK ARMSTRONG, West Plains, Mo. JANET ARNETTE, Fordyce

MIKE ARNOLD, El Dorado LORENA ARRINGTON, Hope TOMMY ATCHISON, Camden SANDY ATKINS, Waldo CHARLES ATTEBERY, Bearden

THE ONLY NIBBLE I've gotten is from your bait!

WILLIAM AUCK, Texarkana TERRY AUSTIN, Fort ,Worth, Tex. DOROTHY AUTREY, Gillhan JOE AVERY, El Dorado VICKI AVERY, Prescott

MARY ANN BACON, Chidester LAWRENCE BAILEY, Rosston LOIS BAILEY, Rosston LA VION BAILEY, El Dorado SANDRA BAILEY, Junction City

RITCHIE BARLOW, Magnolia KATHY BARNES, Texarkana RICKIE BARNETT, Waldo DAVE BARRETT, McDonald, Ohio SIBYL BARRETT, Wickes

BILLIE BASS, Ashdown HARVEY BASS, Dallas, Tex. TERRY BATEMAN, Murfreesboro DENNIS BATSON, Pine Bluff REBECCA BATTS, Magnolia

JOHN BAYLEY, Rensselaer, N. Y. BECKY BEARD, Smackover FRANCES BEASLEY, McNeil JANET BEDWELL, Nashville BITSIE BEELER, El Dorado·

BONNIE BEENE, El Dorado M ARY BEESON, Waldo CAROLYN BELL, Hallsville; Tex. K ATHY BELMONT, Little Rock STEVE BENDER, Fairhaven, Mass.

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JOHNNY BENSON, El Dorado ALAN BERNDT, Neptune, N. J . BRUCE BERNDT, Neptune, N. J. JAMES BERRY, Magnolia WAYNE BERRY, Camden

PAUL BEST, Waldo TONY BIGELOW, Magnolia MICHAEL BINIAKEWITZ, Camden DAVID BINKLEY, Texarkana JANIS BISHOP, Magnolia

ELIZABETH BISMARK, Halton RALPH BLACK, Waldo DALE BLACKMON, Magnolia RAYMOND BLAIR, Camden PAT BOLDING, El Dorado

RALPH BOLDING, El Dorado KEN BOLENDER,

Esterhazy, Sask., Canada GEORGE BOLLIER, Pine Bluff CAROLYN BOLT, Lewisville JOHN BONNER, Hot Springs

JO KAY BOOTH, Magnolia TOM BORGESON, Ft. Worth, Tex. NORMA BOWERS, Jerseyville, Ill. FRANK BRADLEY, Rosston EDDIE BRADLEY, El Dorado

JERRY BRADSHAW, Stamps RICHARD BRAHAM, Fordyce JUDY BRANDON, Waldo JOHNNY BRASHER, El Dorado SANDRA BRASHER, McNeil

CONNIE BRASHIER, El Dorado JONNIE SUE BREWER, Waldo TOM BRIAN, Naples, Tex. TOMMY BRIAN, Camden RONNIE BROCK, Marshall, Tex.

DELBERT BROOKS, Little Rock LOUISE BROOKS, Winthrop BILL BROOKS, Wauchula, Fla. JANICE BROWN, Magnolia GWENDOLYN BROWN, Magnolia

CINDIE BRYAN, El Dorado EDDIE BRYANT, El Dorado RONNIE BUNGER, Prattsville ANTHONY BUONO, Long Beach, N. Y. JUDY BURKHART, Nashville

LINDA BURKE, El Dorado TERESA BURLESON, El Dorado SUZANNE BURNS,

Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. PEGGY BURTON, Magnolia N ANCY BUTLER, Camden

THOMAS BUTLER, Stephens CAMILLE BYRD, Gurdon MIKE CALLOWAY, Louann JIM CANANT, Perryville GARY CANNON, Taylor

JERRIE CANNON, Taylor ELLEN CARLE, Magnolia CAROLYN CARLTON, Emmet DAVID CARLTON, El Dorado HAZEL CARMACK, Oden

J OE CARTER, Haynesville, La. MICHAEL CARTER, Cove J OHN CARY, Magnolia RICHARD CASH, Camden CHARLES CATES, El Dorado

KATIE CAUGHMAN, Springhill, La. R EBECCA CAUSEY, Crossett DAN CHAMBERS, Nashville GEORGE CHAMBERS, Belleville, N. J. LARRY CHAMBERS, McGehee

FROSH HELP$ dad identify himself.

VIVIAN CHAMBERS, Camden

JUDY CHENOWETH, Smackover

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STUDENTS IN THE dark watch new color television in Union.

DAVID CHIASSON, El Dorado DAVID CHRISTENSON, Austin, Tex. MICHAEL CHRISTIANO,

Bergenfield, N. J. SHARON CHURCHMAN, DeQueen BOB CLARK, El Dorado

GENNA CLARK, Pine Bluff JACK CLEMENS, Magnolia SUE CLIFTON, Malvern JAN CLINE, Camden LEWIS COBB, Horatio

SUSAN COBB, Hope SANDRA COCHRAN, Magnolia KENNETH COCKERHAM, Stamps DUDLEY COKER, Smackover LARRY COLBERT, Hobbs, N . M .

DUANE COLEMAN, Hot Springs LINDA COLLINSWORTH, Sta mps PAUL COLQUETTE, Crossett ANN COLQUITT, Magnolia IKE COLQUITT, Magnolia

NANCY COLQUITT, Magnolia GLEN COLVERT, Camden ROBERT COL VERT, Bearden PAMELA COMBS, El Dorado DARRELL COMER, Gentry

CHARLES CONNOR, El Dorado LINDA COOK, Plain Dealing, La. ROBERT COOK, Thornton RAYMOND COOKE, Westwood, Mass. VICKI COPPETT, Camden

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REBECCA CORBELL, Mineral Springs CHARLES CORBETT, Warren DENNIS CORLISS, Eustis, Fla. JIM CORNELIUS, Prescott JAMES COURTNEY, Pine Bluff

LARRY CRANK, Magnolia BOBBY CRAWFORD, El Dorado BONNIE CRAWFORD, Junction City JOYCE CRAWFORD, Las Vegas , Nev. SHAYNE CRAWFORD, El Dorado

PAUL CRIDER, Magnolia MARY NELL CRISP, Village JOHNNY CROCKER, Murfreesbc,ro JERRY CROW, El Dorado KATE CRUMPLER, Norco, La.

TOBY CRUMPLER, Magnolia CAMILLE CURRY, Plain Dealing, La. LARRY DABBS, Taylor SALLIE DALTON, Camden THOMAS DANIEL, Emmet

DAVID DANIELS, Highland, Ind. EMMIT DANSBY, Texarkana JOHN DARNALL, Murfreesboro ALTON DAVIDSON, Star City CINDY DAVIDSON, El Dorado

JAN DAVIDSON, El Dorado BECKIE DA VIS, Cove BOB DA VIS, Stephens JACKIE DAVIS, Bearden JAMES DA VIS, Augusta

JIM DA VIS, Camden JOICE DA VIS, Little Rock JUDY A. DA VIS, Stephens JUDY M . DA VIS, Stephens OWEN DA vis, Mt. Ida

GWENDOLYN DAWSON, Emmet JESUS DAZA, Caracas, Venezuela DANIEL DEAN, Magnolia RICHARD DEAN, Deerfield Beach, Fla. TIM DEAN, Hot Springs

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SHARON EDWARDS, Magnolia

DOUG EGGERMAN, Tulsa, Okla .

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LARRY DEEN, Benton, La. PAULA DELAMAR, Sparkman JUDY DENNIS, El Dorado JANICE DEVENING, Fieldon, Ill. TRACY DEVINE, Mission, Tex.

SHARON DEWOODY, Gurdon LENITA DIFFEE, McNeil PHYLLIS ANN DILDY, Prescott LEONARD DILWORTH, Camden SHIRLEY DISMUKE, Waldo

DAVID DISMUKES, Magnolia GAYLE DIXON, Hope DAVID DODSON, Magnolia TEKLA DODSON, Magnolia JAMES DOLLAR, Magnolia

FRANK DOLSAK, McDonald, Ohio ANN DOWDY, Camden DAN DUKE, Shongaloo, La. DAVID DUKE, Stamps NELL DUKE, Shongaloo, La.

DIANE DUMAS, El Dorado SHARON DUMAS, El Dorado TERRY DUMAS, Farmerville, La. MARSHA DUNLAP, Camden MIKE DUNN, Magnolia

RONALD DUNN, Perryville LARRY DUPRIEST, Magnolia JOEY EASLEY, El Dorado WAYNE EDDY, Waldo CHARLEY EDWARDS, Cone, Tex.

THIS BELLE HAS two boxes and books.

LIBBY ELLINBURG, El Dorado TERRY ELLIS, El Dorado SAMMY EMERSON, Mena SHERRY EMISON, El Dorado BOB ENDEL, El Dorado

PERRY EPPINETTE, Monroe, La. SARA EPTING, Camden BURT ERRINGTON, Magnolia ALAN ESTES, El Dorado J IM ETHRIDGE, Marshall, Tex.

PAULA EVANS, Tinsman RANDY EVERS, El Dorado BRENDA FAIRCHILD, Waldo J IM FAIRCLOTH, Texarkana RICHARD FALKNER, Texarkana

KURT FARQUHAR, Horatio DWAYNE FARRAR, Smackover STEVE FEATHERSTON, Lewisville FRANK FELL, Pine Bluff E LAINE FENTON, DeQueen

SUSAN FEW, Little Rock J AMES FITCH, Glenwood CHARLENE FLOWERS, Monticello R OGER FORD, Magnolia SHIRLEY FORD, Magnolia

BILL FOWLER, Friendship CHARLOTTE FOWLER, DeQueen WAYNE FOWLER, Hope KA THY FRACHISEUR, Grannis JAMES FRANKLIN, Magnolia

J OHN FRANQUI, Long Beach, N. Y. DICKIE FRY AR, Ogden KELLY GAGE, Horatio JD.1 GALLOWAY, Carlisle J ANICE GARNER, Camden

:MARSHA GARNER, Hope JIMMY GARRETT, El Dorado :'.: .. A.UREN GARRETT, El Dorado JERRY GARRISON, Ford:yce ~--\.VERIO GARRUTO, Irvington, N. J.

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PAMELA GATHRIGHT, El Dorado BARBARA GEAN, Magnolia DAVID GEAN, Strong SUE GENESTET, Waldo JANIS GENTRY, Stamps

MARVIN GILBERT, Galveston, Tex. JAMES GILL, Thornton PHYLLIS GILWORTH, Jerseyville, Ill. JUDITH GIST, Magnolia KATHY GLASGOW, Nashville

MIRIAM GLASGOW, Nashville CAROL GLENN, Stuttgart PAMELA GOAD, Alteimer JAMES GOBER, Beirne PEGGY GOODE, Magnolia

RICHARD GOODWIN, Calion RONNIE GOODWIN, El Dorado KENNETH GOSDIN, College Park, Ga. ROBERT GRAHAM, Camden DOUG GRAY, Smackover

JIMMY G . GRAY, Malvern JIMMY H . GRAY, Magnolia BILLY GREEN, Stuttgart JOHNNIE RAY GREEN, Emerson PAUL GREEN, Arkadelphia

PEGGY GREEN, Camden BECKY GREENWOOD, Warren ALFRED GRENIER, Mena BILL GRIFFIN, Wesson BOBBY JOE GRIFFIN, El Dorado

BILL GROSS, Magnolia DAVID GUNNELS, Magnolia PATSY GURLS, Rosston JOHN GUTHRIE, Gentry KEN GYURICZ, New Brunswick, N . J .

FLOYD HALCOM, West Rockford, Ill. PAT HALE, Emmet JOHNNY HALPINE, Alexander HENRY HALTER, DeQueen RICKEY HAMBRICK, Griffithville

FROSH "eagerly" await their first registration.

JUDY HAMILTON, Texarkana HUBERT HAMMOND, El Dorado PATRICIA HAMNET, Cotton Valley, La. JEAN HAMPTON, Magnolia JULIA HAMPTON, Magnolia

DAVID HANCOCK, Shreveport, La. JIMMY HANSEN, El Dorado MIKE HARDAGE, Bismarck GEORGE HARDAWAY, Shongaloo, La. SUSAN HARLOW, Hot Springs

DON HAROLD, Corning LARRY HARRELL, El Dorado SUZANNE HARRELL, Camden TOMMY HARRELL, Camden LINDA HARRINGTON, Okolona

PHIL HARRINGTON, Sheridan TOM HARRIS, Camden ~ANCY HARTRICK, Hamburg GLENDA HARVILLE, Dierks RANDY HARVILLE, Texarkana

J OHN HATCH, Zion, Ill. THOMAS HATCH, Magnolia BOBBY HATTABAUGH, Booneville HOLLY HAY, El Dorado ::JANNY HA YES, El Dorado

JO ELLEN HA YNES, Shongaloo, La.

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MAXINE HAYWOOD, Pine Bluff JUDY HEAD, El Dorado JANE HEAD, El Dorado ROY HEAD, Smackover

JEAN HECKER, Camden ARTHUR HEMINGWAY, Little Rock MAXINE HENLEY, El Dorado GLORIA HERNANDEZ,

Hipaquira, Colombia

SANDRA HICKEY, Taylor JEANNE HIGGINS, Magnolia JANET HIGH, Hot Springs HORACE HIGHT, Magnolia

STEVE HILDEBRAND, Prescott WILLIAM HILLERY, Prescott EDGAR HILLIS, Texarkana GARY HODGES, El Dorado

FRANKIE HOGAN, El Dorado DAVID HOGG, El Dorado LINDA HOGG, El Dorado JUANELLE HOLCOMB, Plain Dealing, La.

CAN YOU play "Melancholy Baby"?

CARRIE HOLIMAN, Magnolia CARRELL HOLLAND, Donaldson LINDA HOLLIS, El Dorado EDDY HOOD, Simsboro, La. JOE HOOD, Arkadelphia

PATSY HOOPER, Texarkana PAUL HOOVER, McNeil EDDIE HOPKINS, El Dorado CLAUDE ALLEN HORN, Taylor ROBERT HORN, Dallas, Tex.

BECKY HORRIDGE, Camden DON HORTON, Fordyce KAREN HORTON, El Dorado PONGPUN HOTRAPAVANON,

Thornburi, Thailand RONNIE HOW ARD, Dierks

JIMMY HOWELL, Hope MARSHA DIANN HOWELL, Stamps ANNE HUDSON, Bearden BRENDA HUDSON, Bearden RUSSELL HUDSON, JR. , El Dorado

GENE HUFFMAN, Camden JERRY HUFFMAN, El Dorado JUDY HUGHES, Taylor VIRGINIA HUSBANDS, El Dorado JOE INSCO, Springdale

CATHERINE IRWIN, Magnolia DWIGHT JACKSON, Little Rock JOHN A. JACKSON, McNeil TERRY JACKSON, Pine Bluff GEORGE JAMES, El Dorado

MABLE JERMANY, Haynesville, La. BYRON JERRY, El Dorado RANDAL JERRY, El Dorado NORMAN JESTER, Texarkana, Ark. CHARLES JETER, JR. , Magnolia

CAROL JOHNSON, Louisville ELAINE D. JOHNSON, Camden EV A JEAN JOHNSON, Magnolia JEFFREY JOHNSON, El Dorado

JAMES B. JOHNSON, Village

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JOHN C. JOHNSON, JR. , Texarkana THELMA JOHNSON, DeQueen JOHNNY JOHNSTON, El Dorado DAVID M . JONES, Texarkana WILLIAM JONES, JR. , DeQueen

GARY D . JONES, Hope HARRISON JONES, Camden LORINE JONES, Magnolia SCOTT JONES, Fordyce MICHAEL JORDAN, Camden

PAUL JOYNER, Thornton AL VIE KEASTER, Strong RICHARD KEESAER, Redkey, Ind. CECELIA KELLEY, Waldo . PORTER KELLEY, El Dorado

ROBERT KELLY, Texarkana, Tex. RODGER KENDRICK, Springhill, La. LA URA KENDRICK, Portland FAYE KENNEDY, Smackover MICHAEL KERR, El Dorado

JOHN KIMBELL, Stamps ANNA KING, Nashville BESSIE KING, Magnolia TONI KING, Tyler, Tex. JAMES S . KITCHENS, Lewisville

BILLIE KNIGHT, El Dorado CHARLES KNIGHT, Gurdon TOMMY KNIGHT, El Dorado SHELIA KNOX, Bearden STANLEY KRUPICKI, Little Rock

RICKY KVEUM, Wickes PATRICIA LAMBERT, Holly Grove LOUIS LAMPKIN, Chidester MARIANNA LANDERS, Camden MYRA LANEY, El Dora do

JIMMY LANGLEY, Junction City SUZANNE LANGLEY, Camden GAIL LANSDALE, Fordyce MILKO LASIY, Irvington, N. J. ANITA LAUDICINA, Magnolia

DONALD MCADAMS, Hope GENE MCALISTOR, Ashdown

SARA MCALISTER, Crossett JAMES MCALLISTER, El Dorado

WHO SAYS you can't win?

MARIE LAUDICINA, Magnolia COVIEDINE LAUNIUS, Hot Springs ROBERT LAY, Magnolia FARRELL LEA, Fordyce GERRY LEE, Minden

RONALD LENNARD, Shongaloo, La. ELIZABETH LESTER, El Dorado RICHARD LEVERITT, ~aylor MICHAEL LEWEY, Wickes GARY LEWIS, Oden

GARY LEWIS, Wethersfield, Conn. ROBERT LEWIS, Shongaloo, La. CLARA LINCOLN, Horatio ROBERT LINDSEY, Stamps SANDRA LINDSEY, Camden

JOHN LLOYD, El Dorado SAFRONIA LOE, Prescott JACK LONG, Smackover SUSAN LONGING, Magnolia DENNIS LUPES, Fairhaven, Mass.

DAVID LOVE, JR., El Dorado KENNETH LOVE, El Dorado WILLIAM LOVEJOY, Warren CHARLOTTE LOVELL, Ashdown PAULA LOVELL, Lewisville

BRENDA LOWERY, El Dorado GEORGE LOWERY, El Dorado EDITH LUNSFORD, Pine Bluff KEITH LUSBY, Prescott JAMES LOTT, Texarkana

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JAMES MCCABE, Naperville, Ill. ALICE MCCALL, El Dorado LARRY MCCARTY, El Dorado DAVID MCCLARY, Texarkana, Tex. GLENDA MCCUTCHEON, Texarkana

ELBERT W. MCDANIEL, Hatfield CHARLES MCDONALD, Taylor FLOYD MCDONALD, Stamps JAMES MCELORY, Camden DONALD MCGAUGH, El Dorado

JANICE MCGAUGH, Texarkana, Tex. HUBERT MCGOUGH, Louann SHARON MCGOUGH, El Dorado JAMES MCGEHEE, Texarkana ROBERT MCGUFFIN, Stephens

SUE MCHENRY, El Dorado DON MCINTYRE, Magnolia DARRELL MCKAUGHAN, Horatio JUDY MCKINNEY, Strong CAROLYN MCKNIGHT, Emerson

KENNETH MCMURROUGH, Hope BRENDA MCNEIL, Little Rock RALPH MCNUTT, Grapevine CAROL MCRAE, DeQueen GERALD MCVAY, El Dorado

RONALD MCWILLIAMS, Hope ELEANOR MAGBY, Hot Springs ,MARSHA MANNING, Alma LYNDA MANSUR, Little Rock AL VIN MAPLES, El Dorado

RONALD MAPLES, El Dorado NANCY MARKHAM, Texarkana GORDON MARONEY, Smackover CYNTHIA MARSHALL, El Dorado CAROL MARTIN, Magnolia

GREG MARTIN, Hope JODIE MARTIN, Texarkana JOHN MARTIN, Merrich, N. Y. THOMAS MARTIN, Columbus, Ohio SANDRA MASON, El Dorado

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RONALD MASSINGILL, El Dorado WADE MATHESON, Cove GAIL MATTOX, El Dorado JOHNNY MAULDIN, DeQueen

JIM MAY, Texarkana SANDRA MAY, Springhill, La . JERRY MAYFIELD, Springhill, La. FRANK MAYHEW, Camden

PAMELA MEADOWS, El Dorado DENNIS MELLINGER, El Dora do JUDY MELLINGER, El Dorado JO LYNN MELTON, Pine Bluff

JUDY MERCHANT, Hot Springs LINDA MERRITT, McNeil WILLIAM MERRITT, Magnolia ISAAC MICHAEL, Sheridan

FRANCES MIDDLEBROOKS, Hope RICHARD MILES, Magnolia CANDACE MILLER, Irvington , N. J. MARY MILLER, Texarkana

FRESHMEN MAKE OUT final schedules while waiting to register.

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SANDRA MILLER, Magnolia BRENDA MILLS, Sherrill RICHARD MILNER, Camden GLEN MINOR, Springhill, La. BOBBY MITCHELL, Nashville

DONNA MITCHELL, Prescott MIKE MIZE, Ben Lommond LOUIS MONTGOMERY, Magnolia MARY J. MONTGOMERY, Magnolia ROGER MOODY, Magnolia

CLAUDE WAYNE MOORE, El Dorado FANNIE MOORE, Shongaloo, La. MIKE MOORE, Little Rock TOMMY MOORE, Emerson WAYNE MOORE, El Dorado

GARY MORGAN, New Edinburg SANDRA MORGAN, Stephens BRENDA MORRIS, Horatio MIKE MORROW, Honey Grove, Tex. RONNIE MOSELEY, Warren

CHARLES MOSS, Bearden JAMES MUNDS, Camden JOHN MURPHY, Hot Springs SANDRA MYERS, Little Rock EDNA NEAL, Camden

MARTHA NEILL, Magnolia DEBORAH NELSON, Nashville OLGA NELSON, El Dorado GARY NELSON, El Dorado DENNIS NICHOLSON, Texarkana, Tex.

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DOYLE NIPPER, Magnolia JOHN NIPPER, Magnolia

FRANCIS NIXON, Banks REBECCA NOWLING, Benton

DOYLE NUTT, Crossett RONALD NUTT, Crossett GEORGE OATS, Honey Grove, Tex. NELDA ODELL, Camden VAN O'DELL, Buena Vista

KEVIN O'DONNELL, Haddonfield, N. J. BRENDA O'KEEFE, Rosston JERRY O'NEAL, Murfreesboro MACK OWEN II, Pine Bluff BRENDA OWENS, Greenville, Tex.

HAROLD PACE, Camden SHANNON PACE, Wilmar WILLIE PACE, McNeil DARLA PAGE, Camden CRAIG PALCULICT, El Dorado

ALEXANDER PARKER, Magnolia BETTYE PARKER, El Dorado HARRY PARKER III, El Dorado JAMES PARKER, Magnolia MICHAEL PARKER, Magnolia

WAYNE PARNELL, El Dorado BEATRIZ PARRA, Bogota, Colombia JACK PARISH, Mansfield WILLIAM PARRISH, El Dorado TOMMY PATE, Mena

GERALD PATTON, El Dorado SARAH PAULEY, Magnolia CHARLES PAYNE, Emerson TONI PEACE, Magnolia RANDALL PERDUE, Smackover

ROBBIE PETTIGREW, DeQueen THOMAS PETTUS, El Dorado RANDY PHARR, Magnolia ANNA BETH PHILLIPS, Malvern KATHY PHILLIPS, Magnolia

MAXOLLE D. PHILLIPS, El Dorado PATSY PICKLER, Taylor EARNEST PICKINGS, Magnolia TOMMY PIPKIN, Prescott CARLETON PLUNK, El Dorado

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DON PLUNKETT, Sheridan JAMES PLYER, Glenwood GLENN POORE, Bristol, Penn. RAY POOVEY, Quitma n , Miss . JIMMY POPE, Texarkana, Tex.

ELAINE POPEJOY, Knoxville, Tenn. RANDY PRICE, Texarkana GENE PRITCHARD, Lawson RAY PULLIAM, West Memphis RUFUS PULPHUS, Helena

FRANCES PURIFOY, Camden ROBERT QUINN, Horatio THOMAS RAGAN, El Dorado ROBERT RAINS, Magnolia JOE RAMBO, El Dorado

DARELL RANKIN, Horatio BRENDA RATELIFF, Hope RODNEY RATLEDGE, Kingsland STAN RAYFORD, Camden JOHNNY REED, Ashdown

JONNIE REED, El Dorado MARY LYNN REESE, Springhill, Ark. JERRY REESE, Springhill, Ark. MIKE REILLY, Magnolia ROGER RENFROW, DeQueen

JAMES REUL, New Bedford, Mass. MARGARET REYNOLDS, Camden MARY ELLEN RHEIN, Camden BRENDA RHODES, Prescott LAWANA RHODES, Magnolia

ROBERT RICHARDSON, Magnolia JACKIE RICHMOND, El Dorado ROBERT RICKETT, Okolona LARRY RIDDICK, McNeil CINDY ROGERS, Stamps

DICKEY ROGERS, Magnolia LINDA ROGERS, El Dorado MIKE ROGERS, El Dorado SUSAN ROGERS, Hope WILLIAM ROGERS, Gurdon

THE SOUNDS OF MUSIC fill the campus in the early fall as the band begins practice for football season.

SUSAN ROMINE, Shreveport, La. DAISY ROSE, Magnolia LARRY RUNNING, Galion, Ohio SYDNEY RUSHING, Chidester

DANNY RUSSELL, Magnet Cove JIM RYDER, Daingerfield, Tex. RONALD SAMUELS, Long Beach, N . Y. LARRY SANDAGE, Donaldson

JACKIE SANDERS, El Dorado DALE SANDIFER, El Dorado STEWART SAULSBURY, El Dorado TOM SAWYER, Magnolia

HENRY SCHAAL, Mineral Springs ARTHUR SCOTT, Camden JOHN SCOTT, Thornton LARRY SCHNEBLY, Hot Springs

ANN SCRIMSHIRE, Perla MIKE SHEFFIELD, McGehee DENNIS SIGMAN, Glenwood TED SIGMAN, Danvers , Mass.

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ED SIMMONS, Magnolia GARY SIMMONS, Hope MONTIE SIMS, Gentry JOHNNY SINCLAIR, El Dorado PHIL SKINNER, Magnolia

JOEL SLAYTON, Gurdon TERESA SMART, Stephens LINDA SMEAD, Fordyce CHARLES SMITH, Lockesburg DALE SMITH, El Dorado

JAMES SMITH, Fordyce JOHN SMITH, Atlanta, Tex. JOSEPH SMITH, Hot Springs JUDY SMITH, Dallas, Tex. ROBERT SMITH, San Juan, Puerto Rico

SHEILA SMITH, El Dorado SHIRLEY SMITH, El Dorado SUSAN SMITH, El Dorado VICKI SMITH, Mt. Holly DAVID SNEED, Horatio

FLOSSIE SNOWDEN, Magnolia CHERYL SOUTHERLAND, Brinkley MURRAY SPEER, Stamps FRANCES SPENCER, Hot Springs BILL ST AMPS, Magnolia

LINDA ST ARK, Heber Springs BEVERLY STEADMAN, Magnolia PAUL STEADMAN, North Little Rock DAN STEDMAN, Fordyce RALPH STEED, Okolona

DIXIE STEELMAN, Camden DOYLE STEGALL, El Dorado WAYNE STEVENSON, Calion_ MIKE STEW ART, Magnolia SUE STEW ART, Magnolia

VICKIE STEWART, Asb,down ROSE STIDHAM, Winthrop LINDA STILES, Lewisville TERRY STINNETT, Chidester ELGIN STOKES, Texarkana

COW COLLEGE?

BARNER STONECIPHER, Magnolia NAN STOUT, Shreveport, La. DAVID STRATTON, El Dorado SANDRA STRATTON, El Dorado PAULA STREET, Magnolia

GLENDA STROUD, Salem WILLIAM STUEART, Texarkana JOANN STURGES, Mt. Holly SANDRA SULTON, Rolla SHERRY TALLEY, Magnolia

DAVID TARVER, El Dorado BOBBIE TAYLOR, Prescott DAVID TAYLOR, Junction City MICKEY TAYLOR, Smackover TERRY TAYLOR, Pine Bluff

CLARK TERRELL, Norphlet STEVE TERRY, Warren MIKE TEUTSCH, Taylor MIKE THOMASON, Camden ELMER THOMPSON, McNeil

JACKIE THOMPSON, Nashville RAYMOND THOMPSON, Prescott BILLY THORNTON, Magnolia BOBBY THROWER, Camden GLENDA THURBER, Dallas, Tex.

ROBERT THURBER, Ma lvern JOHN THURSTON, Lockport, N. Y. BILLY TILLEY, Hatfield WAYNE TIMMONS, Springhill, La. LYNN TOLLETT, Magnolia

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SANDRA TREXLER, Prescott PAM TUBB, Magnolia PHILLIP TULL, El Dorado BOBBY TURNER, Magnolia LYNNE TURNER, Pine Bluff

MIKE TURNER, Hope JOHN URBAN, Houston, Tex. DOUGLAS VARGA, Pasadena, Calif. DELORIS VINES, Stamps HAROLD VINSON, Texarkana

JOHN VORIS, El Dorado RICHARD WAGNER, Hot Springs DANNY WAG NON, El Dorado WALLA CE WAITS, Magnolia LARRY WALDROP, El Dorado

ARCHIE WALKER, Shreveport, La. CEROY WALKER, Stephens TOMMY WALKER, Delight ROGER WALL, Hot Springs GLADYS WALLACE, Lewisville

TED WALLER, Emerson LOUIE WALTON, El Dorado RICHARD W ARACK, Little Rock AL WARBRITTON, El Dorado LINDA WARD, Bearden

REBECCA WAREN, Ashdown EDWARD WARREN, El Dorado FLOYD WARREN, Magnolia TOMMY WARREN, Camden BOB WARRICK, Bearden

JENNY WATERS, Hope JACK WATKINS, Prescott JOHN WATKINS, Hope VIRGINIA WATKINS, Magnolia JIM WATSON, Hope

NANCY WATSON, Camden STEVE WATTERS, Stamps WILLIAM WAX, Jordyce VICKIE WEATHERSBY, Smackover IRENE WEA VER, Ephrata, Pa.

"COUPLES TO THE center and back to the bar . .. "

KATIE WEA VER, McNeil RONNIE WEBB, Hot Springs GEORGELLENWELCH, Ashdown GARY WELLS, Gurdon

KENNETH WERST, Hatton BRENDA WEST, Magnolia JIM WESTON, Sidney JOE WHATLEY, El Dorado

GEORGE WHEATLEY, Magnolia AARON WHITE, Monticello GARY WHITE, Dierks JAMES WHITE, Cotton Valley, La.

JOE WHITE, Nashville ROBBIE WHITE, Lockesburg LEONARD WHITTEN, Camden RICKY WHITTEN, Ca mden

RICHARD WHITTINGTON, Norphlet JANICE WICKER, Prescott GEORGE WIGGINS, Magnolia BILL WILEY, Magnolia

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KENNY WILKINS, Texarkana NANCY WILKINSON, Stamps MARK WILLBORG, Pine Ridge KENNETH WILLHOITE, Magnolia ALICE WILLIAMS, Magnolia

CAROLYN WILLIAMS, Bearden CYNTHIA WILLIAMS, Louann DONALD WILLIAMS, Jersey GAYLE WILLIAMS, Hope LARRY WILLIAMS, El Dorado

LA VESTER WILLIAMS, Magnolia KAY WILLIAMS, Plain Dealing, La. FRED WILLIAMSON, Magnolia DAVID WILSON, Pine Bluff DONNA WILSON, Camden

GEORGE WILSON, Texarkana KAREN WILSON, Magnolia LYNDA WILSON, Camden WILLIAM WILSON, Magnolia RUSSELL WINKLER, Sheridan

BILL WISENER, Warren DAWN WITHERINGTON, Camden CAROLYN WOFFORD, Red Field BOBBY WOLFE, Camden CARROLL WOLFE, Camden

WILLIAM WOLFE, El Dorado WATSON WOMACK, Murfreesboro CHARLES WOOD, El Dora do PAUL WOODARD, Minden, La. RONALD WOODS, Minden, La.

LARRY WREN, Prescott NANCY WRIGHT, Warren JESSICA WUNNENBERG, Magnolia MIKE WUNr--{ENBERG, Magnolia PHILLIP WYLIE, Fordyce

SUZANNE WYNNS, Magnolia ROGER WYRICK, Emerson CAROLYN YARBROUGH, El Dorado DENNIS YARBROUGH, Humphrey RON YARBROUGH, El Dorado

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PATSY YOUNG, New Bedford, Mass.

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RONNIE YOWELL, Mansfield

JOHN ZACHARY, Homer, La.

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Nunn-Bush & Edgerton Shoes

Jarman and Red Wing Shoes

McGregor Sportswear

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Senior Activities JULIA HART ADAMS: Treasurer of AWS, Da Capo Club, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Senior Women's Honor So­ciety, Phi Sigma Chi, Concert Choir, Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship.

DON ALPE: Varsity Football, Vice­President of S-Club, Tri-C, Newman Club.

JOHN ANDREWS, JR.: Tri-C, Track, Men's Council.

SUNTHORN ARUNANONOCHAI: Band, Tri-C, Kappa Kappa Psi, International Club, lntramurals.

LINDA AUSTIN: Pre-Med and Sci­ence Club, ABS.

HAROLD BARR: Varsity Swimming Team, Varsity Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, Pre-Med and Science Club, Physical Education Club, Men's Governing Council.

WANDA BATES: Women's Honor Society, SNEA, Lambda Sigma Alpha.

ANN BEASLEY: Phi Sigma Chi.

CHARLES R. BEGGS: Football, S­Club.

DAVID EARL BILLINS: lntramurals.

HENRY E. BLANKE: Blue Key Club, Football, Sports Writer for Bray, Men's Council, Reader's Theatre.

ISABEL HARDIN BRIAN: SNEA.

ELIZABETH BRUCE: President of Lambda Sigma Alpha, Vice-Presi­dent of Alpha Chi, Secretary of Alpha Psi Omega, Historian of Da Cappo Club, Vice-President of Wes­ley Foundation, President of Math Club, Who 's Who, Outstanding Freshman Mathematics Student.

JAMES BUTLER: President of Alpha Chi, Secretary-Treasurer of Men's Council, Dean's List, Tri-C, International Club, Who's Who.

CHARLOTTE BYRD: SNEA, BSU, Mccrary Hall Sweetheart, Home­coming Royalty, Feature Twirler of Band, Secretary of Harrod Hall, New Men's Dorm Sweetheart, Tal­ley Hall Sweetheart, Phi Sigma Chi .

DALE CAREY: Da Cappo Club, Kappa Kappa Psi, Band, Choir.

PAULA CARRIE: AWS, President of Bussey Hall, Concert Choir, Choral Society, Reporter of Alpha Psi Omega, Colhecon, The Bray, SNEA, Stagecrafters, Phi Sigma Chi, Stu­dent Senate.

THOMAS CLEEK: Student Senate, Tennis Team, Chess Club, Math Club, Da Cappo Club, YCA.

CAROLYN COWLING: Vice-Presi­dent of Tri-C, Publicity Chairman and President of AAWS, Secretary of AWS, BSU, Young Democrats, Who's Who.

ROBERT T. DANIEL: Tri-C, Men's Council, Intramural Basketball.

JERRY N. DENNARD: Tri-C, Young Democrats.

TOMMY DODSON: Off Campus Men's Club, Mulerider Staff.

DAVID DANFORD: lntramurals, Dorm Council.

CHARLENE DOTY: AWS, Presi­dent of Newman Club, Miss South­ern Belle Finalist, Graham Hall Sweetheart, Feature Editor of Mule­rider, NEA, Phi Sigma Chi.

ANN SMITH DOWNS: Phi Sigma

Chi, SNEA, Alpha Chi, Lambda Alpha.

CHARLES DUNN: Wesley Founda­tion, Phi Alpha Theta, Treasurer and Vice-President of Young Demo­crats, Student Senate.

GERALD EATON: Tri-C.

SUSAN EDWARDS: Phi Sigma Chi, Student Senate, SNEA, AWS, Trea­surer of Nelson Hall, BSU, Sweet­heart of Graham Hall Annex.

LOUIS ENDEL: Band, Young Demo­crats, BSU, Y AR.

JIM ERIKSON: Kappa Kappa Psi, Wesley Foundation, Student Sen­ate, Band, Bray Staff, Sports Editor of Mulerider.

LA DONNA FABIAN: Phi Sigma Chi, Vice-President and President of AWS,SNEA.

PAMELA FALLS: PE Club, WRA, AWS, SNEA, Young Democrats, Rodeo and Riding Club, Intra­murals, Swim Team, Tennis Team, AAHPER.

JIMMY VON FINCHER: lntramurals, Tri-C.

DIANNE FORMBY: Tri-C, Concert Choir, SNEA, ABS, Blue Key Club, Mulerider Staff.

DAWN FORTNER: Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Sigma Chi, SNEA, Presi­dent of Stagecrafters, WRA.

DANIEL GATHRIGHT: Varsity Football, S-Club.

GRACE GERREN: Sigma Tau Delta, Lambda Sigma Alpha.

JAMES GRANT: President of Archery Club, PE Club, Student Senate, Baseball, Dorm Council, Intramural Director of Holt Hall.

SUZANNE GREEN: Alpha Ps i Omega, Vice-President, Best Ac­tress Award, Stagecrafters, Da Cappo Club.

JAMES ROBERT GRIFFIN: BSU, President; Religious Council, Stu­dent Senate, Math Club.

JAY HAAS: Pre-Med Science Club.

KATHRYN HALFORD: Lambda Sigma Alpha, Phi Sigma Chi, AWS.

BONNIE JEAN HARRIS: SNEA, WRA, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Vice­President, Student Senate, Tri-C, Miss Executive, Band, AWS-Secre­tary, Who's Who, Bowling League, Young Democrats, Sigma Tau Delta, Religious Council, Delta Kap­pa Gamma Scholarship, Bussey Hall Council.

W. E. HAWTHORNE: Football 4 year letterman, S-Club, Secretary-Trea­surer, Student Senate.

GRACE HENLEY: Tri-C, WRA, PE Club, AWS, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Cheerleader, lntramurals , Who 's Who.

MILBURN HODGES: Tri-C, Young Democrats, Dorm Council.

CAROLYN HOPKINS: Tri-C, Young Democrats.

GLEN HOUSER: Dean's List, Tri-C, Mulerider Guide.

CHARLES HUMPHRIES: Track, S­Club, Student Senate, Tri-C, Talley Hall President.

RICHARD JOHNSON: Pre-Med and Science Club, Newman Club, Presi­dent Talbot East, President Talbot Hall, Men's Council, Student Sen­ate, Who's Who.

KAY KEETON: Tri-C, AWS, WRA.

LUCKY LEON KILLINGSWORTH: Chi Alpha, Student labor, Spanish Club,NEA.

CHARLES KRIEHN: Agri Club, Tri­C, Chess Club, President.

CAROLYN LANGSTON: Lambda Sigma Alpha, Dean's List.

DIANE LEECH: WRA, Basketball. PEM, AWS, Swim Team, AAHPER. SNEA, Young Republicans, Rodeo and Riding Club.

RONNIE LEMAY: Vice-President Student Body, All AIC Baseball, Blue Key Club, Tri-C, International Club, President Student Body.

JIM LEONARD: S-Club, Tri-C, Who's Who.

BETTY LEWIS: Pre-Med and Sci­ence Club, Newman Club.

BRUCE LIMBERG: Men's Council, Graham Hall President, Pre-Med and Science Club President, Who's Who, Student Senate, Young Demo­crats, Geology Club.

MARGARET COOPER LITTLE­JOHN: Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Delta, Lambda Sigma Alpha.

BETTY LOGEROT: Alpha Chi, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Mulerider Staff, Who's Who, Da Capo Club, Newman Club, Dean's List, SNEA.

TERRY MCCLAIN: Tri-C, Wesley.

NANCY MC DOWELL: Phi Sigma Chi, Physical Ed. Club, WRA, Nelson Hall Treas., AWS.

WALLIE MCGRAW: AWS Vice­President, Religious Council, Stu­dent Senate, Pre-Med and Science Club, BSU Secretary-Treasurer, WRA, Dean of Women' s Award, SNEA, Who's Who.

FREEMAN QUINN MCKELVY: Band, Tri-C, Young Democrats.

DONNA MASSEY: AWS, Wesley, Phi Sigma Chi.

BETTY METCALF: Pre-Med and Science Club, Student Senate, BSU, AWS, Bussey Hall Treas.

JOELLA MILLER: AWS, MBSF, WRA, PE Club, Dean's List, SNEA.

RICHARD DENIS MILLER: PE Club, MBSF, lntramurals, SNEA.

PHYLLIS JO MONTGOMERY: Tri­C, Nelson Hall Treasurer, AWS, Young Republicans, Delegate to St. and Nat. AWS.

KAREN MOORE: Student Senate, NEA, Young Republicans, Campus Beauty, Miss SSC, Azalea Princess, Riderette-Captain.

PAMELA GAIL NOL TE: Sigma Tau Delta, Stagecrafters, AWS.

KENNETH NORRIS: Concert Choir, Mulerider Staff, Bray Staff, Dean's List, Who's Who.

HORACE W. NUTT: Tri-C.

LINDA NUTT: MBSF, Beauty, Homecoming Royalty, Student Sen­ate, Tri-C, AWS.

ANITA OGLESBY: Young Demo­crats, YCA, AWS.

SHERRY JEAN PARKER: Tau Beta Sigma-Secretary, Tri-C, Concert Choir, Band, Bray Staff, Dean's List, Who's Who.

MARY PHILLIPS: Phi Sigma Chi, Phi Alpha Theta.

TOMMYE POWER: Phi Alpha Theta, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Young Demo­crats, SNEA.

SHIRLEY ANN PRINN: SNEA, Phi Sigma Chi.

VAN DAVID PRIVITT: Tri-C, Agri Club, lntramurals.

LINDA RAINWATER: BSU, AWS, Religious Council, Bussey Hall Council, Phi Sigma Chi.

LINDA RAMBO: Tri-C, BSU, SNEA, AWS, Southern Swingers-Secre­tary, lntramurals, Student Senate.

CHARLOTTE REEVES: Tri-C, Tal­bot Hall Sweetheart, Harvest Queen.

RICHMOND JOEL REEVES: Tri-C, Men's Council Vice-President, Tal­bot Hall Vice-President, Magale Scholarship.

JAMES ROBBINS: Concert Choir­Business Manager, Marching Band­Drum Major, Concert Choir, South Hill Symphony, Da Capo Club-Presi­dent, Kappa Kappa Psi-Treasurer, Who's Who.

ROBERT DAVID ROGERS: Ge­ologyClub.

THEODORIS RUSS: Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta-Secretary-Trea­surer, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Pi Delta Phi, Concert Choir, Town and Gown Choir, BSU-Secretary-Trea­surer, Who's Who.

BILLY DALE SAMS: PE Club, S­Club, Football, Men's Council.

WALTER SIELIMAN: Tri-C.

EDDY SIMMONS: Tri-C.

DALE STONECIPHER: PE Club­President, Wesley-President-Trea­surer, Who's Who.

HUBERT RAY SULLIVENT: Tri-C, lntramurals.

LA JOYCE SUMMERLIN: SNEA, Stagecrafters-Secretary, Alpha Psi Omega, Who's Who.

BARBARA TACKETT: Bussey Hall-Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Sigma Chi, SNEA, Stage­crafters, Nelson Hall President, AWS, Student Senate, Young Democrats, Concert Choir, Wesley.

EDITH SUE TALIAFERRO: SNEA, Tri-C, Young Democrats.

PERRY LAWERANCE TOOMBS: Tri-C.

NANCY JANE TREXLER: Tri-C, Young Democrats.

DORTHY TR1MBLE: Newman Club­President-Vice-President, Stage­crafters, Spanish Club, Band.

RITA SMITH TUCKER: Sigma Tau Delta, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Chi Alpha, SNEA, Religious Council­Vice-President, Who's Who.

BARRY WALLER: Tri-C, Psychol­ogy Club, Stagecrafters, ABS.

JOYCE WALLER: SNEA.

HERMAN WATERS: Tri-C.

JANICE WATSON: AWS, SNEA, Phi Sigma Chi, YCA.

LINDA WEST: Stagecrafters, Alpha Psi Omega-President, Bray Staff, Student Senate, Riderettes.

SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS: AWS, SNEA, PE Club, WRA.

JAMES WILLIS: Young Democrats­President, Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta-President, Men's Council­President, Dean's List, Who's Who.

TOMMYE WILSON: Phi Sigma Chi, SNEA.

VIRGINIA WOFFORD: Phi Alpha Theta-Secretary-Treasurer, Lamb­da Sigma Alpha, Young Republi­cans-President-Secretary, Swim Team, Dean's List, AWS, Who's Who.

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Freshman Index RICHARD AARON 236 JOHN ADAMS .... 236 DONALD ADDINGTON 236 CHARLOTTE AGERTON 236 CLARENCE AKINES 236 MYRA ALCANTARA 236 ANNE ALDERSON .... 236 IDA FAYE ALDRIDGE 236 PHILLIP ALFORD 236 ANITA ALLEN .... 236 DANNY ALLEN ....... 236 PAT ALLEN .... 236 CAROLYN ALLISON 236 JAMES ALLISON 236 MACK ALLWHITE 236 SUE ALMAND ... 236 DALE ALMAND ...... 236 DUANE AMIS .... 236 BRENDA ANDERS 236 ROBERT ANDERS 236 FRANK ANDERSON 236 JAMES ANDRESEN .............. 236 CAROLYN ARMSTRONG 236 DICK ARMSTRONG JANET ARNETTE MIKE ARNOLD LORENA ARRINGTON TOMMY ATCHISON SANDY ATKINS CHARLES ATTEBERY WILLIAN AUCK

... 236 236 236

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..... 237 TERRY AUSTON ....... . . . . . .... 237 DOROTHY AUTREY ............. 237 JOE AUERY ...... 237 VICKI AVERY MARY ANN BACON LAWRENCE BAILEY LOIS BAILEY

SANDRA BAILEY RITCHIE BARLOW KATHY BARNES RICKIE BARNETT DA VE BARRETT SIBYL BARRETT BILLIE BASS TERRY BATEMAN

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.... 237 DENNIS BATSON ............... 237 REBECCA BALLS JOHN BAYLEY BECKY BEARD FRANCES BEASLEY HARVEY BASS JANET BEDWELL BITSIE BEELER

237 237 237 237 237

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BONNIE BEENE . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 MARY BEESON ................. 237 CAROLYN BELL 237 KATHY BELMONT .............. 237 STEVE BENDER ALAN BERNDT JOHNNY BENSON BRUCE BERNDT JAMES BERRY WAYNE BERRY PAUL BEST.

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TONY BIGELOW MICHAEL BINIAKEWITZ

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JANIS BISHOP ELIZABETH BISMARK RALPH BLACK DALE BLACKMON RAYMOND BLAIR PAT BOLDING RALPH BOLDING KEN BOLENDER GEORGE BOLLIER CAROLYN BOLT JOHN BONNER JO KAY BOOTH TOM BORGESON

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NORMA BOWERS .. 238 FRANK BRADLEY 238 EDDIE BRADLEY ............. 238 JERRY BRADSHAW 238 RICHARD BRAHAM 238 JUDY BRANDON ....... . , . ...... 238

JOHNNY BRASHER SANDRA BRASHER CONNIE BRASHIER JONNIE SUE BREWER TOM BRIAN TOMMY BRIAN

238 238 238 238 238

....... 238 RONNIE BROCK ................ 238 DELBERT BROOKS 238 LOUISE BROOKS 238 BILL BROOKS JANICE BROWN GWENDOLYN BROWN CINDIE BRYAN EDDIE BRYANT RONNIE BUNGER ANTHONY BUONO JUDY BURTHART LINDA BURKE TERESA BURLESON SUZANNE BURNS PEGGY BURTON . NANCY BUTLER THOMAS BUTLER CAMILLE BYRD

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.... 240 MICHAEL CHRISTIANO 240 SHARON CHURCHMAN ......... 240 BOB CLARK 240 GENNA CLARK ..... 240 JACK CLEMENS 240 SUE CLIFTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 JAN CLINE LEWIS COBB SUSAN COBB

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SANDRA COCHRAN KENNETH COCKERHAM DUDLEY COKER

.... 240 240 240 240 240 240 240 240 240 240

LARRY COLBERT DUANE COLEMAN LINDA COLLINSWORTH PAUL COLQUETTE ANN COLQUITT IKE COLQUITT NANCY COLQUITT GLEN COLVERT

. 240 ... 240

ROBERT COLVERT 240 PAMELA COMBS ....... ... . . .... 240 DARRELL COMER 240 CHARLES CONNOR LINDA COOK ROBERT COOK

..... 240 ..... . ... 240

240 RAYMOND COOKE ....... 240 VICKI COPPETT ........ . ........ 240 REBECCA CORBELL CHARLES CORBETT DENNIS CORLISS JIM CORNELIUS JAMES COURTNEY LARRY CRANK BOBBIE CRAWFORD BONNIE CRAWFORD JOYCE CRAWFORD

241 241

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SHAYNE CRAWFORD ... 241 PAUL CRIDER ............. 241 MARY NELL CRISP ... 241 JOHNNY CROCKER JERRY CROW KATE CRUMPLER TOBY CRUMPLER CAMILLE CURRY

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241 LARRY DABBS .. .. .. .. .. .. . 241 SALLIE DALTON ...... 241 THOMAS DANIEL 241 DAVID DANIELS 241

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EMMIT DANSBY JOHN DARNELL ALTON DAVIDSON CANDY DAVIDSON JAN DAVIDSON BECKIE DA VIS BOB DAVIS JACKIE DAVID JAMES DAVIS

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JIM DAVIS JOICE DAVIS JUDY A. DA VIS

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JUDY M. DAVIS 241 OWEN DA VIS ................... 241 GWENDOLYN DAWSON JESUS DAZA

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. 243 ... 243 ... 243

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243 SARAH EPTING 243 BURT ERRINGTON .............. 243 ALAN ESTES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 JIM ETHRIDGE PAULA EVANS RANDY EVERS BRENDA FAIRCHILD JIM FAIRCLOTH RICHARD FALKNER KURT FARGUHAR DWANE FARRAR STEVE FEATHERSTON FRANK FELL ELAINE FENTON SUSAN FEW JAMES FITCH CHARLENE FLOWERS ROGER FORD

.... 243 243 243

...... 243 ... 243

243 .. 243

243 243

. 243 .... 243 ..... 243

...... 243 .. 243

... 243 SHIRLEY FORD 243 BILL FOWLER .................. 243 CHARLOTTE FOWLER WAYNE FOWLER KATHY FRACHISEUR JAMES FRANKLIN JOHN FRANQUI DICKIE FRYAR KELLY GAGE JIM GALLOWAY JANICE GARNER MARSHA GARNER JIMMY GARRETT LAUREN GARRETT JERRY GARRISON SA VERIO GARRUTO PAMELA GATHRIGHT BARBARA GEAN DAVID GEAN SUE GENESTET

243 243 243 243 243

. 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 244 244 244 244

JANIS GENTRY .......... . . . .... 244 MARVIN GILBERT 244 JAMES GILL ........... .. ..... 244 PHYLLIS GILWORTH JUDITH GIST ............ ... .

244 244

. 244 244 244

KATHY GLASGOW MIRIAM GLASGOW CAROL GLENN PAMELA GOAD ... . .. .. . . ...... 244 JAMES GOBER . 244 PEGGY GOODE 244 RICHARD GOODWIN .......... 244 RONNIE GOODWIN .... 244 KENNETH GOSDIN 244 ROBERT GRAHAM DOUG GRAY JIMMY G. GRAY JIMMY H. GRAY . BILLY GREEN JOHNNY RAY GREEN PAUL GREEN PEGGY GREEN BECKY GREENWOOD ALFRED GRENIER BILL GRIFFIN BOBBY JOE GRIFFIN BILL GROSS DAVID GUNNELS PATSY GURLS

244 . 244

.. 244

.. 244 .. 244

244 244 244 244 244

.... 244 244

. 244 244

. 244 JOHN GUTHRIE 244 KEN GYURICZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 FLOYD HALCOM . 244 PAT HALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 JOHNNY HALPINE 244 HENRY HALTEN ... 244 RICKEY HAMBRICK 244 JUDY HAMILTON 245 HUMBERT HAMMOND 245 PATRICIA HAMNET 245 JEAN HAMPTON JULIA HAMPTON DAVID HANCOCK JIMMY HANSEN MIKE HARDAGE GEORGE HARDAWAY SUSAN HARLOW DON HAROLD LARRY HARRELL SUZANNE HARRELL TOMMY HARRELL LINDA HARRINGTON PHIL HARRINGTON TOM HARRIS NANCY HARTRICK GLENDA HARVILLE RANDY HARVILLE JOHN HATCH THOMAS HATCH BOBBY HATTABAUGH HOLLY HAY DONNY HAYES JO ELLEN HAYNES MAXINE HAYWOOD JUDY HEAD JANE HEAD ROY HEAD JEAN HECKER ARTHUR HEMINGWAY MAXINE HENLEY GLORIA HERNANDEZ SANDRA HICKEY JEANNE HIGGINS JANET HIGH HORACE HIGHT STEVE HILDEBRAND WILLIAM HILLERG EDGAR HILLIS GARY HODGES FRANKIE HOGAN DAVID HOGG LINDA HOGG JUANELLE HOLCOMB CARRIE HOLIMAN CARRELL HOLLAND LINDA HOLLIS

JOE HOOD PATSY HOOPER PAUL HOOVER EDDIE HOPKINS CLAUDE ALLEN HORN ROBERT HORN BECKY HORRIDGE DON HORTON KAREN HORTON

245

.. 245 245 245

245

245 245

245

245 245 245 245 245

... 245

245 245

245 245 245

.... 245 ... 245

245

245 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246 246

246 246

.. . 246 246

. 246

. 246 2 46 24-

24-24-

... . 24-

... 24-24-

. 24-

24-

.. .. 24-

.... . 24-24 -

... 24-

.... . 24-

PONGPUN HOTRAPAVANON 247 RONNIE HOWARD .............. 247 JIMMY HOWELL ................ 247 MARSHA DIANN HOWELL ...... 247 ANNE HUDSON ................. 247 BRENDA HUDSON 247 RUSSELL HUDSON GENE HUFFMAN JERRY HUFFMAN

247

247 247

JUDY HUGHES ........... 247 VIRGINIA HUSBANDS 247

JOE INSCO ················ 247 CATHERINE IRWIN 247

247 .... 247

.. 247 247

.... . . . .. ..... 247

DWIGHT JACKSON JOHN A. JACKSON TERRY JACKSON GEORGE JAMES . MABLE JERMANY BRYON JERRY RANDAL JERRY NORMAL JESTER CHARLES JETER CAROL JOHNSON ELAINE JOHNSON EV A JEAN JOHNSON JEFFREY JOHNSON

247 247

..... 247 247 247 247 247 247

JAMES B. JOHNSON ............ 247 JOHN C. JOHNSON, JR. 248 THELMA JOHNSON ............. 248 JOHNNY JOHNSTON DAVID JONES ... WILLIAM JONES, JR.

..... 248 248 248

GARY D. JONES ........ . . . . .... 248 HARRISON JONES 248 LORINE JONES ..... 248 SCOTT JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248 MICHAEL JORDON 248 PAUL JOYNER ......... , . , ...... 248

ALVIE KEASTER 248 RICHARD KEESOER 248 CECELIA KELLEY 248 PORTER KELLEY . 248 ROBERT KELLY 248

RODGER KENDRICK 248 LAURA KENDRICK .......... 248

248 .... 248

248

FAYE KENNEDY MICHAEL KERR JOHN KIMBELL ANNE KING BESSIE KING

.. .. .. , . , . ..... 248

248 TONI KING ............. .. . . .... 248 JAMES S. KITCHENS BILLIE KNIGHT CHARLES KNIGHT TOMMY KNIGHT ... SHELIA KNOX STANLEY KRUPICKI RICKY KVEUM

PATRICIA LAMBERT LOUIS LAMPKIN MARIANNA LANDERS

248 248 248

. .. 248 ..... 248

248 248

248 248 248

MYRA LANEY 248 JIMMY LANGLEY ............... 248 SUZZANE LANGLEY GAIL LANSDALE . .. . MILKO LASIY ANITA LAUDIEINA MARIE LAUDIEINA COVIEDINE LAUNIUS ROBERT LAY

... 248 248 248

.... 248 249 249

.... 249 FARRELL LEA .................. 249 GERRY LEE ........ , . . ..... 249 RONALD LEONARD 249 ELIZABETH LESTER 249 RICHARD LEVERITT 249 MICHAEL LEWEY 249

GARY LEWIS .... 249 GARY LEWIS ..... 249 ROBERT LEWIS 249 CLARA LINCOLN . 249 ROBERT LINDSEY ... . .. ... ..... 249 SANDIA LINDSEY 249

JOHN LLOYD ........ .. ... . . .... 249 SAFRONIA LOE JACK LONG SUSAN LONGING DENNIS LOPES

.......... 249

.. 249 .... 249

..... 249 DAVID LOVE .................... 249 KENNETH LOVE ...... 249 WILLIAM LOVEJOY CHARLOTTE LOVELL PAULA LOVELL BRENDA LOWERY GEORGE LOWERY

.... 249 249 249 249

... 249

EDITH LUNSFORD KEITH LUSBY JAMES LOTT.

DONALD MCADAMS GENE MCALISTER SARA MCALISTOR JAMES MCALLISTER . JAMES MCCABE ALICE MCCALL LARRY MCCARLY. DAVID MCCLARY

249 249

....... 249

249 249 249 249 250

250 250 250

GLENDA MCCUTCHESON 250 ELBERT W. MCDANIEL ......... 250 CHARLES MCDONALD 250 FLOYD MCDONALD ... 250 JAMES MCELARY .... 250 DONALD MCGAUGH .. 250 JANICE MCGAUGH . 250 HUBERT MCGAUGH ........ 250 SHARON MCGAUGH 250 JAMES MCGEHEE 250 ROBERT MCGUFFIN 250 SUE MCHENRY 250 DON MCINTYRE . . . . .... 250 DARRELL MCKAUGHAN ... 250 JUDY MCKINNEY 250 CAROLYN MCKNIGHT 250 KENNETH MCMURROUGH 250

250 BRENDA MCNEIL RALPH MCNUTT ...... . . . . . . .... 250 CAROL MCRAE ................. 250 GERALD MCVAY 250 RONALD MCWILLIAMS ......... 250 ELEANOR MAGBY .............. 250 MARSHA MANNING 250 LYNDA MANSOR 250 AL VIN MAPLES 250

RONALD MAPLES 250 NANCY MARKHAM . 250 GORDON MARONEY .... 250 CYNTHIA MARSHALL 250 CAROL MARTIN 250 GREG MARTIN . . ..... 250 JODIE MARTIN . . .... 250 JOHN MARTIN . . . .......... 250 SANDRA MASON 250 THOMAS MARTIN 250 RONALD MASSINGILL 251 WADE MATHESON 251 GAIL MATTOX . . 251 JOHNNY MAULDIN ..... 251 JIM MAY .............. .. ........ 251 SANDRA MAY JERRY MAYFIELD FRANK MAYHEW

PAMELA MEADOWS DENNIS MELLINGER JUDY MELLINGER

251 . 251

251 251 251

...... 251 JO LYNN MELTON .... . .. , .. 251

251 ....... 251

JUDY MERCHANT LINDA MERRITT WILLIAM MERRITT . ISAAC MICHAEL

. ... 251 ........ 251

FRANCES MIDDLEBROOKS ..... 251 RICHARD MILES ................ 251 CANDACE MILLER 251 MARY MILLER ....... .... ........ 251 SANDRA MILLER ........ 251 BRENDA MILLS ................. 251 RICHARD MILNER GLEN MINOR BOBBY MITCHELL DONNA MITCHELL MIKE MIZE LOUIS MONTGOMERY MARY MONTGOMERY ROGER .MOODY .

CLAUDE W. MOORE

FANNIE MOORE MIKE MOORE TOMMY MOORE WAYNE MOORE GARY MORGAN SANDRA MORGAN BRENDA MORRIS MIKE MORROW RONNIE MOSELEY CHARLES MOSS

251 .... 252

252 252

... 252

252 252

... 252

252 .... 252 ... 252

252 252 252 252 252 252 252 252

JAMES MUNDS 252 JOHN MURPHY ....... . . .. .. .... 252 SANDRA MYERS .... 252

EDNA NEAL . . .... 252 MARTHA NEILL . .... ... ........ 252 DEBORAH NELSON .... 252 OLGA NELSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252

GARY NELSON DENNIS NICHOLSON

252 252

DOYLE NIPPER ................. 252 JOHN NIPPER 252 FRANCIS NIXON REBECCA NOWLING DOYLE NUTT RONALD NUTT

GEORGE OATS NELDA ODELL VAN O'DE KEVIN O'DONNELL BRENDA O'KEEFE JERRY O'NEAL MIKE OWEN BRENDA OWENS

HAROLD PACE SHANNON PACE WILLIE PACE DARLA PAGE

252 252

....... 253 ...... 253

253 253

.... 253 253 253 253

... 253 253

253 253 253 253

CRAIG PALCULICT .............. 253 ALEXANDER PARKER 253 BETTYE PARKER HARRY PARKER III JAMES PARKER MICHAEL PARKER WAYNE PARNELL BEATRIZ PARRA

253 253

.... 253 253 253 253

JACK PARISH .......... . . . . , .... 253 WILLIAM PARRISH ............. 253 TOMMY PATE ... 253 GERALD PATTON 253 SARAH PAULEY 253 CHARLES PAYNE 253 TONI PEACE 126,253 RANDALL PERDUE 92,122,253 ROBBIE PETTIGREW 253 THOMAS PETTOS .... 253 RHANDY PHARR 253 ANNA BETH PHILLIPS .. 253 KATHY PHILLIPS 253

MAXOLLE PHILLIPS ............ 253 134,253

.... . 253 253 253 253

PATSY PICKLER EARNEST PICKINGS TOMMY PIPKIN CARLETON PLUNK DON PLUNKETT JAMES PLYER GLENN POORE RAY POOVEY

JIMMY POPE ELAINE POPEJOY RANDY PRICE

..... 253 .......... 254

.... 254

GENE PRITCHARD RAY PULLIAM

.......... 254 254 254 254

... 254 RUFUS PULPHUS ............... 254 FRANCES PURIFOY

ROBERT QUINN ..

THOMAS RAGAN

ROBERT RAINS

. 254

254

254

254 JOE RAMBEAU ........ .... . . .... 254 DARELL RANKIN BRENDA RATCLIFF RODNEY RATLEDGE STAN RAYFORD JOHNNY REED JONNIE REED MARY LYNN REESE

JERRY REESE MIKE REILLY RODGER RENFROW JAMES REUL MARGARET REYNOLDS MARY ELLEN RHEIN BRENDA RHODES LAWANA RHODES ROBERT RICHARDSON JACKIE RICHMOND

254 254 254 254 254

...... 254 254

...... 254 . 254

254 121,254

254 254

... 254 254

... 254 254

ROBERT RICKETT .............. 254 LARRY RIDDICK CINDY ROGERS LINDA ROGERS

254 254 254

MIKE RODGERS ............... 254 SUSAN D. ROGERS SUSAN RODGERS WILLIAM RODGERS SUSAN ROMINE

124,254 36,47,39,254

254 ..... 254

DAISY ROSE ...... . . , . , ..... 255 LARRY RUNNING 255 SYDNEY RUSHING 255 DANNY RUSSELL 255 JIM RYDER ............. . . .. .... 255

RONALD SAMUELS ........ 255 LARRY SANDAGE ....... , . . . . 255

JACKIE SANDERS DALE SANDIFER STEWART SAULSBURY TOM SAWYER

255 255 255

255 HENRY SCHAAL . . ...... 255 ARTHUR SCOTT ....... . , . . . 255 JOHN SCOTT ......... 255 LARRY SCHNEBLY ANN SCRIMSHIRE MIKE SHEFFIELD DENNIS SIGMAN TED SIGMAN

ED SIMMONS MONTIE SIMS GARY SIMMONS JOHNNY SINCLAIR PHIL SKINNER JOEL SLAYTON TERESA SMART .

255 .... 255

255 255

121,255 ........ 256

256 .... 256 ... 256 .. 255

.... 256 256

LINDA SMEAD ...... . , .. . , ...... 256 CHARLES SMITH 256 DALE SMITH 256 JAMES SMITH ..... 256 JOHN SMITH ............. . . ..... 256 JOSEPH SMITH JUDY SMITH ROBERT SMITH SHEILA SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH SUSAN SMITH VICKI SMITH

.......... 256

256 256

96,256 ....... 256

..... 256 .... 256

DAVID SNEED .................. 256 FLOSSIE SNOWDEN 256 CHERYL SOUTHERLAND 256 MURRAY SPEER ................ 256 FRANCES SPENCER . 256 BILL STAMPS . . ... 256

LINDA STARK ......... 256 BEVERLY STEADMAN ... 256 PAUL STEADMAN 256

DAN STEDMAN .... 256 RALPH STEED ......... 256 DIXIE STEELMAN 256 DOYLE STEGALL 256 WAYNE STEVENSON 256 MIKE STEWART ........ .. , . . 256

SUE STEWART ..... 256 VICKIE STEWART 256 ROSE STIDHAM 256 LINDA STILES 99,256 TERRY STINNETT 256 ELGIN STOKES ................. 256 BARNER STONECIPHER NAN STOUT DAVID STRATTON SANDRA STRATTON

PAULA STREET GLENDA STROUD WILLIAM STUEART JOANN STURGES SANDRA SULTON

SHERRY TALLEY DAVID TARVER. BOBBIE TAYLOR DAVID TAYLOR MICKEY TAYLOR TERRY TAYLOR

257 .... 257

257 .... 257

257 257 257

.... 257

257

.... 257 257

99,76,257 257

... 257 257

CLARK TERRELL ............. 257 STEVE TERRY 257 MIKE TEUTSCH .... 257 MIKE THOMASON 257 ELMER THOMPSON JACKIE THOMPSON RAYMOND THOMPSON BILLY THORNTON BOBBY THROWER

GLENDA THURBER ROBERT THURBER JOHN THURSTON BILLY TILLEY WAYNE TIMMONS LYNN TOLLETT SANDRA TREXLER PAM TUBB

257 257 257 257

...... 257

.. 257 122,257

257 .... 257

........ 257

257 .... 258

...... 258 PHILLIP TULL .................. 257 BOBBY TURNER .......... 258 LYNNE TURNER MIKE TURNER

JOHN URBAN

DOUGLAS VARGA

99,76,258 258

258

258 DELORIS VINES ...... , . . . .. .... 258 HAROLD VINSON JOHN VONIS

RICHARD WAGNER

258 258

.... 258

283

284

DANNY WAGNON WALLACE WAITS LARRY WALDROP ARCHIE WALKER CEROY WALKER TOMMY WALKER ROGER WALL GLADYS WALLACE TED WALLER LOUIE WALTON . RICHARD WARACK AL WARBRITTON LINDA WARD

258 258

.. 258 258

258 258 258 258 258 258 258 258 258

REBECCA WAREN .............. 258 EDWARD WARREN 258 FLOYD WARREN TOMMY WARREN BOB WARNICK JENNY WATERS JACK WATKINS JOHN WATKINS VIRGINIA WATKINS

258 258 258

..... 258 258 258 258

JIM WATSON ....... . ... , . . . . 258 NANCY WATSON .... . 258

STEVE WALTERS ............... 258 WILLIAM WAX 92,258 VICKI WEATHERSBY IRENE WEA VER KATIE WEAVER RONNIE WEBB

GEORGELLON WELCH GARY WELLS KENNET WERST

258 .... 258

... 258 258

259 .... 259

259 BRENDA WEST ................. 259 JIM WESTON . 259 JOE WHATLEY .... 259 GEORGE WHEATLEY 259 AARON WHITE 259 GARY WHITE ..... . ... 259 JAMES WHITE ... 259 ROBBIE WHITE .. 259

JOE WHITE ... 259 LEONARD WHITTEN 259 RICKY WHITTEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259 RICHARD WHITTINGTON ....... 259 JANICE WICKER ............... 259 GEORGE WIGGINS BILL WILEY

KENNY WILKINS NANCY WILKINSON MARK WILLBURG

KENNETH WILLHEITE

..... 259 . 259

.... 260 . 260

260 260

ALICE WILLIAMS ............... 260

CAROLYN WILLIAMS 260 CYNTHIA WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS GAYLE WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIAMS LA VESTER WILLIAMS

260 260

.... 260

.... 260 . 260

.... 260 260

.... 260 . 260

KAY WILLIAMS FRED WILLIAMSON DAVID WILSON DONNA WILSON GEORGE WILSON .... . , . , .. , .... 260

KAREN WILSON LYNDA WILSON WILLIAM WILSON RUSSELL WINKIR BILL WISENER DAWN WITHERINGTON CAROLYN WOFFORD BOBBY WOLFE CARROLL WOLFE WILLIAM WOLFE WATSON WOMACK CHARLES WOOD PAUL WOODARD KENALD WOODS LARRY WREN NANCY WRIGHT

......... 260 260 260 260 260 260

97,260 260

... 260

....... 260 260

104,260

260 260 260 260

. 260

260 .... 260

JESSICA WUNNENBERG MIKE WUNNENBERG PHILLIP WYLIE SUZANNE WYNNS ROGER WYRICK

.......... 260 260

CAROLYN YARBROUGH DENNIS YARBROUGH RON YARBROUGH CLOIS YATES

260 260

104,260 . 261

... 261 .......... . . . ..... 261

DON YOUNGBLOOD RONNIE YOWELL JOHN ZACHARY LYNDA ZIMMERMAN

261 261

. 261 261

Sophs DON ABLES 212 DONNY ADAMS ... 212 FRANK ADCOCK 212 MARILYN ADCOCK 76,77,212 MIKE ADCOCK 212 WARREN ADCOCK 93 ,212 AHMAD AKHAVAN . . 212 GENE ALESHIRE .... 212 JIMMY ALLEN .... 93,212 BECKY ALLEN . . . 212 TERRY ALLEN ...... 212 SHARRON ALLWHITE 212 DAVID ANDERSON 212 GARY ANDREWS 212 LINDA ANTHONY 34,35,36,212 SHARON ARRINGTON .......... 212 DONNA ASHTON 212 DON ATKINS ........... . ....... 212 RACHEL ATKINSON JANE AUSTIN

JOHNNY BAKER CLARENCE BARRONG MIKE BASHFORD NEAL BATES DORSEY BEARDEN SUE BEARDEN ANN BECK. BOBBY BEENE JANICE BENNETT SIDNEY BENNETT

KATHY BENTON BETTY BENTZ DAVID BEST DIANE BILLITER . EDNA BLACK WILLIAM BLACKWOOD JUJUAN BONDMAN CURTIS BOURLAND

JOHN BOWLES SHARON BOWLES TOMMY BRIGHT WAYNE BROWN DAVID BROWN FRANK BUCHANON ANN BURKE SUSAN BURHHAM

JOHN BURSON LYNDA BUSSEY

212 212

213 ..... 213

92,213 122,92,213

213 213

........ 213 119,213 .... 213

.... 213 213

... 213 93,213

. .. 88,213 213

..... 213 121,213

213 97,213

213 92,122,214

214 ... 214

214 . 214

.... 214

214 135,214

JEANNE BUTLER ............... 214 CAROL BYRNE 214

RONNIE CALAWAY ............. 214 JIM CALKINS ................... 214 BEVERLY CAMP 118,134,214 KENNY CAMP CHARNI CARLE CLOTEEN CARROLL JUDY CARROLL ROBERT CASH ROY CASSODY WILLIAM CASTEEL KATHLEEN CHAMBERS

RODNEY CHANDLER POLLY CHILDS

DIANE CHOWNING MOLLY CLARK

62,67,214 214 214

96,214 122,92,215

..... 215 ... 215

215 215 215

92,215 215

RODNEY CLARK ...... .. . . . . ... 215 CURTIS CLAYTON 215

215

215 . 215

GEORGE CLEARY DANIEL CLOUD BEN COBB MICHELE COBB ........ .. . .... 215 LYNDA COKER ............ 215 THOMAS COLEMAN 215 TOM COLLINS . 62,67,97,215 IRENE CONN 93,215

BRUCE CONN 93,215 BOBBY COOK

KEN COOPER JANIE COPELIN . JAMES CORBELL KENNETH COWLING JERRY CRAIN

. 215

. 215 . ..... 215 ..... 215

104,106,215 215

ANN CRAWFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . 215 MAMIE CRAWFORD . 215 JIMMY CREECH 217 HARRY CROSSETT ..... 68,70,72,217 LOUIS CRUA BEN CURTIS

JIM DALE LINDA DANIEL

.. 217

....... 217

104,105,217 . 217

LOREEN DANIEL JAN DANIELS TOMMY DAVIDSON FREIDA DA VIS SCHAWNEE DAVIS

... 217 217 217

217 217

DARRELL DEAN 217 JIM DEATHRAGE ....... 70,71,68,217 COSBY DEDMAN . .. . .. 21 7

..... 217 ...... 217

217 92,217

217 .. 217

217

PAULA DIFFEE MICHAEL DIXON JIMMY DOHERTY DANNY DOSS MAUREEN DOTY GARY DUKE RICHARD DUPUIS MYRTLE EADES VERSIE EASTER VIRGINIA EDWARDS

....... .. ...... 217 217 217

WENDELL EDWARDS ........... 21 7 RONNY ELLISON KAY EMERSON

EDDIE ENLOE LARRY EPPS SUSAN ERWIN RONNIE ERWIN JUDY EVANS DAVID FARMER SARRAH FARRAR MARY FAULK RALPH FAULKNER GORDON FENDLEY

... 217 .... 217

217 217

... 217 217

. . . 217 .. 217

..... 217 217

97,217 . .... 217

GEORGE FERREIRA 217 JOAN FINCHER .............. 217 SHERRY FINCHER 217 EDDY FISHER JERRY FITZYERALK JEAN FLAHERTY .

. . .... 217 217

. ... 218 LAVON FLAHERTY .. 218

DAVID FOLSON ................. 218 SANDRA FOSTER DAVID FRACHISEUR JEANETTE FRANKLIN CHRIS FRANKS REBECCA FRANKS

JERRY FRAZIER BILL FRILLS

134,218 218 218 218 218

. 218 218

JUDY FULLER . 218 DELL GATES ..... 218 MARETTA GATHRIGHT 89,218 WILLIAM GATHRIGHT 218 KERRY GATHIN 218 JOAN GATHIN ....... 218 CAROLYN GAYLORD 219 WAYNE GIFFORD 104,219 ROBIN GILES ................... 219 GILDA GILL 219 THOMAS GILLEYLEN RICHARD GOLLEHER LYLE GOODWIN LARRY GORTNEY BOBBY GRAHAM DON GRAVES ERNESTINE GRAY FREDDY GREEN JIMMY GREEN . DOUG GREEN

GARY GREENE. ROBERT GREENE PHILLIP GRIFFIN . WAYNE GRIFFIN. DAVID GRIMMETT . CHARLES HADDEN .

130,219

219 ..... 219

219 219

............ 219 .... 219 .... 219

.219

.. 219 .219

. ...... 219 ..... 219

93,219 . .... 219

CARLOTTA HALL ......... 135,219 BECKY HANCOCK. . ... 219 CHARLES HANDLEY ........... 219

BONITA HARRELL. . .... 219 MIKE HARRINGTON ... 62,219 BOBBY HARRIS ............. 15,219 JOAN HARRISON . . .... 219 MIKE HARTSFIELD .

EVA HAYES TOM HAYNES

. ..... 219 ..... 220

.220 GLENN HAYNIE. . ........... 220

MICHAEL HAZELWOOD . . .... 220 ROBERT HENDERSON ...... 93,220 SUZANNE HENDRICKS . . ..... 220 MARY HENRY .. 36,39,220 BE'ITY HICKS . . 220 DOUG HINES . . ... 220 ROGER HINES . . ...... 220 GERALD HOBSON . . . . ... 220 TOMMY HODGE . . ....... 220

GARY HOLLOWAY. . 93,220 HELEN HOLLY 220 SHERRY HOLMES . . ... . . . . . . .... 220

WANDA HOLMES . MIKE HOOTEN . NELDA HOOVER.

PAM HORNE . GARRY HOWARD. LOYCE HUDSON . TOMMY HUGHES .

..220 . . 62,220

.220

.. 220 92,220 . .. 220 . . 220

GORDON HUMPHREY ........ 109,220 MIKE HUNNICUTT .

DAN HUNTER NANCY HUNTER . GAIL HUNTER . MELBA HUNTER. RALPH HURST. WILLIAM HURST . JIM HURT. MICHAEL INGRAM . MAXINE JACK . EDDIE JACKSON. LARRY JACKSON

PHIL JACKSON. NANCY JACOBS .. ROBERT JERNIGAN . WAYNE JOHNSON MARION JOHNSON .

.220

.. 62,67,220 ... 221

.... 45 ,22! 134,221

.22: ..... 22: 127,22:

.22: . . 22: . 22: . 22:

.22: 22:

. 22:

. 22 : . .. 22 :

WAYNE JOHNSON ...... 88,118 , l<X . 22 :

MIKE JOHNSTON. . .. 22:

SHARON JOHNSTON.. . 22: CHERYL JONES . . .. 134,22 : CLARA JONES . . . .. 222 FREDDIE JONES . . . 222 GARY DON JONES .. 122,222 JOHN THOMAS JONES . . ... . 222 RICHARD JONES . . . 128,222 STEVE JONES . 22-3 WILLIAM R. JONES . . 22-3 W. K. JONES . . . .. 223 JOHN JURICA . . 223 RUSTY KAUFFMAN . . .... . 62,6'1

BUD KEITH NELDA KEITH . ROBERT KILPATRICK. ALISA KIMBELL . DAVE KING. ROBERT KING . SHELIA KINNAIRD. JIM KNIGHTEN. CAROLE KOENIG .

ANDY KOSICKI

JAMES LAMB MARK LAMBERT CAROLYN LAMKIN . GENE LAND.

PHYLIS LANDES

JUDY LANGLEY .

MIKE LANGLEY . JOHN LANGSTON . GAYLE LAY. MICHAEL LEAMONS THOMAS LEDBETTER .

JAMES LEE. ROBERT LEWIS . GEORGE LIBERATO . ROBERT LIDDEKEE MIKE LINDSEY .

CONNIE LONG LYNN FORD. GENE LOTT. JUDY LOVELL . JOHN LOWRY. LOIS LYDAY.

DENNIS LYNN .

PAUL MCALLISTER. NANCY MCCLENDON.

67,2 23 . 97,2 23

.. . 119,223 . . 22-3

. 223

. 2 23

. 223 .. 2 23 . 2 2-3

.... 114,22 3

22.'.:

2 2.'.: 88,223 . .. 223 . .. 2 23

.. 77,76,9!' 133.223

. .223

. 223 ... 96,2 23

.. 2 23 . . .. 2 2 3 . . . 223

. .. . 223

. . .. 223 . .. 223

... . 2 3

····= 45,222

... 9 9,2 23 . .. 2~

.. .. 222

.. 223

. ... 222

... 223

..... = ..76.-

133= LOUISE MCCULLOUGH .... .. ... 223

ELIZABETH MCDANIEL. . . . ... 223 EDDIE MCGARR. . ..... .. ... 22=

JERRY MCILVENNE. . . . . •.. 22= DAVID MCKINNEY . . . . . . 22= DAVID MCMAHAN. HARRY MCMAHEN. . . 62,67 -= ELIZABETH MCMURROUGH . . . 22= DAVID MCNEAL ........ .. 109,2;;=

JOHN MCWILLIAMS. "= VIRGINIA MACUMBER . . . . . . . . . == ROBERT MARCHAND. . 113 -= WARREN MARRACINO. 22=

JOYCE MARTIN . 22= PHYLLIS MARTIN 22= RICHARD MARTIN . 22=

DERRYL MARTINDALE . LINDA MARTINDALE . SHERRY MARTINDALE .

62,67,224 .224

114,224 TIM MARTINELLI . . ........... 224 JACK MARVIN. . .. 224

JIM MASON ..................... 224 VINCE MASSANELLI . .... 224

RONNIE MATTES ................ 224 FRIEDA MAY ................ 119,224 LARRY MAY. . .................. 224 STANLEY MAY . . .... 62,63,67,224 DALE MAYFIELD ................ 224 BRUCE MERCER . . 224 DONALD MESSERSMITH .... 128,224 RANDY MEYERS . . . ..... 224

.... 93,224 .. ...... 224

BEN MILAM. PHILLIP MILLER . JERRY MILNER . JOHN MILNER . CHARLES MILTON.

..... . .. .. .... 224 . ... 224

. ...... 224 PAUL MINOR. ....... . .. . .... 224 RACHEL MITCHELL . . ...... 224 TOMMY MITCHELL ..... 224 CLIFF MOORE . . .... 224

DANNY MILLER . . ..... 224 PAUL MORGAN. . ......... 224 WAYNE MOSES ............ 98,224

ROBIN MURPH . . ..... 226 FLORENCE MURPHY. 226 THOMAS MURPHEY . . 226 GARY MURRAY ......... .. ...... 226 GORDON MURRAY . . ... 226 RICHARD NEILL . . . ... 226

FRED NEWMAN . . 226 EDNA NICHOLS . 226 ANITA NICHOLSON .............. 226 KENNETH NIVENS . . ....... 226

VICKI NIX .... 44,45,114,226 LINDA NOLTE. . .. 226 ROGER NUTT ............. 93,226 SARAH O'DANIEL . . ....... 226

KATHLEEN O'HERN . . .. 226 PAUL OSBORNE. . .. 226 NANCY OWENS . . .......... 226 JERRY PARHAM. . . . 226 DIANE PARKER.. . ..... 226

BECKY PAYNE 76,99,226 KAYE PAYNE. . .. 226

KAYE Je.'AYNE. LES PAXTON. TOM PEACE. JERRY PERKINS ..

. .... 226 . .226

. ... 226 . ....... 226

MARGARET PERRITT ....... 36,37,42, 47,97,122,226

BETTIE PHARR . . ............... 226

JIM PHILLIPS . SHERRY PHILLIPS ..

. ... 226 .226

CATHY PICKARD ...... . .. .. . . . . 226 .226

. ... 226 RONNIE PILCHER . PAIGE PINKSTON. TONI PITTMAN .................. 226 MARIE PLAIR . . . . ...... 226 EDDIE PLUNKETT ............ 88,226 TOMMY POLK ................... 226 RAYMOND PORCHIA . . ... 226 DONALD ROSIVIATA. NANCY POWELL .

DARLENE PRATHER .

.... 226 . .. 226

... 15,226

..... 226 ANITA PRICE. . ...... 226

JAMES PRIDE . . ... 227 JANET PUGH. . 227

RICHARD QUALLS 122,227 PAT QUIGLEY .. 227 JOHN RANKIN 92,104,227

EMIL RAY. . .. 228 RANDY REAGAN . . .. 227 JAMES REDDIN. . ........ 227

LEQUIETA REED. .. .. 228 BENNY REEDER . 62 ,67,227 STEVEN REID . . .. 127,228 JIM REILLY . . ....... 228

RETA REVIS 98,114,228 GERALD REYENGA . . ...... 228 LINDA REYNOLDS. . . 21 ,22,30,

45,108,114,228

MARK REYNOLDS . . ... 228 RABUN REYNOLDS . . ... 228 JAMES RHODES . MARTHA RICE . JOHNNY RICHARDSON.

.228

.... 228 228

TONY RICHMOND . . ............ 228

RONNIE RIDGELL . . .. 228 BONNIE RIGGINS ..

SHERRY RINEHART .

.228

.228

ROBERT ROBERSON .. CLAYTON ROBBINS. MARY ROBNETT . WINSTON RODEN. JERRY RODGERS ..... .... . .

. .. 228

... 228 .... 228 ... 228 . . . 228

LYNDA RODGERS. . .... 229 DAVID ROGERS ...... . . . . . . . ... 229 WAYNE ROPER. . .... 229 KENNETH ROSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 229 GENE ROWE ..................... 229 JIMMY ROWE ...... . . ... ... . ..... 229 JOHN ROWE . . ... 229 JOHNNY ROWE . . ..... 229 JOSEPHENS RUSS . . . 229 BETTY RUSSELL . . ..... 229

JUDY RUSSELL . . ... 229 WAYNE RUSSELL. . .......... 229 PEGGY RYAN. . ....... 229 PAUL SANDERS. . . 120,229 MAXINE SANDERS . 229 FRED SAVAGE. 109,229 JERRY SCHAAL . . ............. 229

LAURA SCOTT. 229 LEWIS SCRIMSHIRE . SHERRY SEACH . DAVID SEALS . SUSAN SEARS . LESLIE SESSIONS GARY SEWELL . KATHY SHAW. MICKELE SHEAD . HELEN SHEPARD .

PHYLLIS SHINN BECKY SHINN HORACE SHIREY BILL SIZEMORE DONALD SLAYTER JUDY SLAYTER

JACK SLAYTON BILL SLEDD FRED SLOAN. JIM SMALLING NANCY SMALLING DONNA SMART MAURICE SMITH DIANNE SMITH .. HARTWELL SMITH

JOHN SMITH. MARY J. SMITH

MIKE SMITH. JAMES SOULSBURY SANDRA SOUSBURY

. .. 230 ..... 121,230

. 109,230 . .. 230

..... 93,230 .231 .231 .231

. ........... 231

135,231 .... 47,231 ...... 231

93,231 231 231

109,93,231 231

...... 231 ..... 231

231 93,231

231 231 231

.. 231 134,231

......... 231

JOHN SPEER. . ...... . .. . .

229 229 231

ROY SPEER .. 231 JO ANN STAMPLEY .......... 231

MARY STANFORD 134,231 DAVE STEAD ..... 231 ELTON STEELMAN ..... 84,231

GAIL STEPHENS 231 SHARON STEPHENS ... 231 JIM STEVENS .... 231 LARRY STONE ... 231 TERESA STRANGE 231

RONNIE STRATTON ... 231 ROBERT STUCKEY 231 DARRELL SULEPHEN

RONALD SWEAT

LAURA SWEET

231 231

231 JANICE TATE ................... 231 NONA TATE 119,231 EBRAHIM TA V AKOTIAN

LANA TAYLOR BILL TEER EDDIE TELFORD

BILLY THOMAS RON THOMAS

231 ... 231

... 232 232

... 232 232

CYNTHIA THOMSON ............ 232

THOMAS THOMSON 232 KAYE THORP 134,232

122,232

232 98,232

BUCK TITSWORTH DONNA TODD MARY TOLLETT MARY TOWNS JOHN TRACEY

............... 232 121,232

PHILLIP TROTTER 62,67,232 LONNIE TUCKER ........... 232

REGINALD TUCKER 232 CHARLES VEACH ... 232 DANNY VEACH . . ......... 232 DIANNE VELCHOFF ..... 232 JOE VINSON 232 DAVID WADDLE ...... 232

JIM WAITS 232 NAN WALDEN ...... . . .. . .. ..... 232

GARY WALKER .... 232

SUE WALKER 76,99,232 SHERRELL WALLER ............ 232 MIKE WALLER 232 BILL WALLER .... 232

RONNIE WALTERS 232 CAROL WALTHELL ...... 232 DAVID WATKINS ..... 232

ALICE WATSON 232 GARY WATSON 119,232 JUDY WEATHERSBY 232 TERRENCE WEBB 232 JOE WEISSMANN ... 232 BILL WELCH ...... 232 ED WELLS ..... 232 WAYNE WERTZ 93,232

MARGARET WEST 232 JO WHEELIS 232 DON WHIDDEN ..... 232 BRENDA WHITE ......... 232

MORRIS WHITE 233 NEV A WHITE .... 233 LARRY WHITEHEAD 233 MOLLIE WILBOURN 233 RICHARD WILKINS ........... 233 JIMMY WILLETT ... 234 JOHN WILLIAMS 234 JOHN WILLIAMS 234 RICHARD WILLIAMS 234 DICK WILLIS 234 CAROL WISHARD 234 BETTY WOOD 76,99,234

GURVIS WOOD 234 BARBARA WOODARD 234 DOUG YOUNG 234 MIKE YOUNG

DANNY YOUNGBLOOD EDGAR ZACAPA

234

234 ...... 234

CHARLES ZOLL ...... 234

MANDY BORING 24,36,37 ,92,234 CARTER CURRY . . . ......... 234

Juniors JULIE ADAMS STEVE ADAY HOWARD ADAY ROBERT C. AQUILENA

Y AKUB R. AKHUB

196 . .. 196

196 196

... 196 GARY F. AMIS 196 LARRY W. ANDERSON 196 SHIRLEY A. ANDERSON 25,196 RUSTY ARNOLD 62,196

LINDA ARRINGTON 196 JIM BAKER 62,67,196 HAROLD BARR ................. 196 WANDA BATES 107,134,196 BARBARA BATSON ............. 196 ANN B. BEASLEY BILLY BEASLEY

196 196

DERRILL BEAVER .............. 197 JANET BELL 197 WILLIAM BELL 197 BRUCE B. BEVENS, JR. 197 DAVID BIRGE 197

DOROTHY BISHOP 197 HAROLD M . BLACKWELL 197

LINDA BLANCHARD 197 MARY ANNE BONNER 107,112,197 STEVE BOULEY 197 GILDA BRASWELL ..... 42,48,99,197 DON A. BRAZZEL DON BROACH DAVID BROWN JUDY BROWN

197 107,197

197 . 197

JUDY BRUHN GREG BUCHANAN

115,120,197

RUTHA BUGGS DANNY BULLARD JIMMY BURDUE NORA ANN BURTON MELBA BUSSELL JAMES RAY BUSSEY HOWARD BYERS JUANICE CARELOCK JOHN D. CARMACK GARY E. CARROLL HAROLD B. CARTER

TOM E. CARTER JAMES M. CHAMBERLAIN

RONALD CHANDLER

62,67,198 134,198

74,198 119,198

198 198 198 198

135,198 198 198

198 198 198 198

IMOGENE CLANTON TOMMY CLEMM JANIS CLICK ARCHIE CLOWERS OLIVIA SUE COOK CAROL COOPER MARCIA JO CORNELIUS

21,198 198 198 198

107,198

108,198 198

RONALD CRIDER ........ 21,108,198 STANLEY CROSS

GEORGE CRUMP 198

199 JAMES D. CULLINS 199 JOHN K. CURRAN 199 CAROLYN CURTIS .............. 199 MIKE DANIEL ....... 49,74,199 PADDY DAVIS 199 ARTHUR DAWSON 199 RANDY DAY 79,199 DONNY DENTON 49,67,68,69,70,

72,199 GEORGIA DENTON JEANNE DETTENHAIM GLORIA DEVINE

199 199 199

JIMMY DOWNS 199

MIKE DUMAS .................. ·. 199 MICHAEL DYKES STEVE ELLIOTT GEORGE ERIQUEZZO

DON EUDY BRENDA EV ANS

RONALD FAHENI

WALTER FALL CAROL FINCHER BETTY FLEMING

. 199 60,62,199

199 199

....... 200 . .. 200

74,200 200 200

TERRY FORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200

RICHARD FOSTER 200 JAMES FOUSE 200 CAROLE FREPPON JERRY FREPPON

200 200

STEVE FULTON 200 ANNE FULLER 200 TRAVIS GILES 60,62,63,66,67,200 LINDA GILLIS .............. 200 JERRY GIVINS 200

DENNIS GLASGOW 200 ROBERT GOLINE ........... . ... 200 DONALD GOODMAN JACKIE GOREE HARRISON GRACE JAMES GRANT DON GREEN

118,200 201

62,67,201 85,128,201

80,201 BRUCE GRIFFIN ................ 201 MILTON HANCOCK 68,70,71,96,201 RON HARDCASTLE ............. 201 MARIJANE HARE

JERRY HARRELL KAREN HARTER VIRGINIA HARWELL DOROTHY HATFIELD

JOE M. HATLEY VESTA HEBEL

201

62,65,66,67,201 201 201

98,106,154, 201

....... 201 135,201

BILL HENDRICKS ....... 201 GLEN HICKMAN ....... 201 RANDALL HICKS ............... 201 LINDA K. HINSLEY 201 JOAN HUBBARD ........ 47,106,201 LINDA HULSEY 42,43,201 BILLIE JO HURST 112,201 SUSAN HURST ......... 201 BENNIE HUTCHESON 201 REESE HUTCHESON 96,115,202 JEAN HYDE ........... 202 LANA IRWIN ROSE JACKSON VINITA JACKSON

115,202

202 202

REBECCA JERNIGAN .. 202 GEORGE JOHNSON 202 JACKIE JOHNSON .............. 202 MIKE JOHNSON 92,202 SANDIE JOHNSON ...... 202 JAY JOHNSTON 202 DARRELL JONES 202 ALAN W. JORDAN .... 202 DAN M. JOSLIN . 202 CHARLES JOYCE 128,202 CHARN KIATFUENGFOO 202 DAVID KIRKPATRICK 82,202 JEAN KITE ...................... 202 LARRY W. KNIGHTEN 93,104,

105,202

DOUG LAMBERT 202 JERRY L. LANGLEY 202 JOHN R. LAWRENCE 130,180,202 VICKI LEFEVERS LANEL LEWIS

78,99,202

.......... 202

285

RAYMOND LEWIS KENNY LIGHT NELL MCCORMICK BOB G . MCCRACKEN

203 203

. . . . 203 203

JANENE MCCRARY . . 36,39,123,203 ROBERT MCFARLAND JUDY MCGOUGH VIRGIE MCGOUGH TOMMY MCJUNKINS KATHY MCLAUGHLIN CHARLES MCMANUS THOMAS MCTAGGART ROBERT MANDELL VIRGINIA MARKS TOMMIE MARTIN GERALD MARTINDALE STEPHEN MASON RICHARD MARCHAND

203 203 203 203

.... 203 203 203 203 203

92 ,203 203 203 203

LINDA MELTON . . ...... .. . 204 MELBA MERCHANT 204 BEVERLY MEREDITH 93 ,204 MICHELLE MILBURN 50,107,112,

JOELLA MILLER MARTHA MOLNIRD SONYA MONK JANE L. MOODY CHARLES MOORE DAN W. MOORE YVONNE MOORE CHARLOTTE MORGAN GAIL MORRIS DENNIS MOSLEY THOMAS NANICK

204 50,204

204 .. . .. 204

204 204

... 204 50,92 ,204

204 204 204

79 ,204 JERRY D. NASH . .............. . 204 CHLORIS NIEBERGALL 92,204 GEORGE NIPPER 204 MA VIS NIPPER BILL NIPPER

.... . .. 205 . .. ... . . 205

80,205 ....... 205

205

BILLY DON NIX LYNN NORMAN BABS NORMINGTON JAMES NORTHUM BETTY L. NUTT LINDA NUTT

. ... . ... . . . 205

ANITA OGLESBY TOM O'NEILL JUDY OWEN ANNIE OWENS

205 36,39,205

205 205

.... 205 205

BUD PARKER ANN PARKS

. .... , . . . . , . . . . .... 205

RALPH PARKS CHARLES PEACOCK DAVID PESSES

... 205 205 205 205

ARTHUR PHILLIP ... . .......... . 205 JERRY PICKERING 80,205 MARY PICKLER 205 JO POLK 79 ,205 CALVIN PORTER 205 BILLY PRICE 205 CHARLES B. PRICE 67,68,70,73 ,

205 DWIGHT PRICE . 206 PHIL RANKIN . 206 GENE RAVENSCRAFT 206 DONALD REAVES CHARLOTTE REEVIS MICHAES REEVES

206 206 206

RICHARD REVELS 206 J. D. REYNOL DS ..... . . , , . , . 206

~86

CHARLES ROBERTS . 206

JO ANN ROBERTS . . ..... .. .. . .. 206 JOSIE ROBERTS 206 MALINDA ROBERTS BARRY ROBERTSON

JOANNE ROBERTSON GENE ROBINSON FRANCIS ROGERS GEORGE ROWE KENNETH RUSH BONNIE SALLEY R ICHARD SAVA JAMES M. SCHIECK SHARON SCOGGIN BILLY J. SETSER RONNIE SEYMOUR VIRGINIA SHARP PAREL SHELTS KENNETH SIBLEY WALTER SILLIMAN DARWIN SIMPSON DAVID SLATON i\NNABELLE SMITH CALVIN SMITH

115,206 206 206

128,206 . 206

... .. 206 206

112,207 207

104,105,207 207 207

. .. 207 207

. . . . 207 207 207 207 207 207

62,67,207 DOROTHY SMITH .. .. .. .. . ... . . . 207

ELOIS SMITH . ...... 207 SHARON SMITH 50,96 ,114,207 BENNIE STANTON 207 TREBY STATEN 207 HARRY E . STEPHENS 1,207 REBECCA STEWART SUE STEWART SUE STOKEN JIMMY STONE RICHARD STRATTON NANCY STRINGFELLOW VICKI SULTON

. 207 . . ... . 207

....... 207 93 ,207

109,208 208

107,208 GLADNEY SUMNER 208 COLIN TALBOT . . ............... 208 JANE TALLEY SAMUEL TATOM JARRELL TAYLOR JIMMY THACKEN LARRY THOMPSON ROY TIMMERMAN LINDA TIMMONS JIM TODD RONNY TOLLETT TERRY TOMLINSON CHRISTOPHER TOTTEN CHARLES TREXLER NANCY TREXLER

208 43 ,208

208 208

. 208 79 ,208

118,208 .. . 208

208 208 208

97,208 106,208

PEGGY TRIBBLE 209 DOROTHY TRIMBLE 209 JOHNNY TUNE 60,62,63 ,64,67,209 TERRY VARN ADO . . 209 GEORGE VAUGN 209 MIKE VELSHOFF ROBERTA WADSWORTH ROBERT WALDEN LESLIE WALKER SANDRA WALL LINDA WALTERS DEE WALLER BOBBY WARD CORLISS WARE CHARLES WARREN . LEON WATSON PAULETTE WEAVER TOMMY WEEMS BARBARA WHATLEY MAY WHITE

. 209 209

... . 209 209

120,209 .... 209

209 51 ,209 ... 209

. . .. 209 ... 209

209 . . . 209

209 .. . 209

GENE WHITE . ... .. .... .. .... 92,209 RICHARD WHITE ... . 209 PAULETTE WHITLEY 209 MIKE WHITTOW ..... . ... . ...... 209 DELWYN WILEY . . 210 TAMARA WILHITE 107,112,113,210 RAY WILCOX .. 210 ROY WILCOX . . . . .. . 104,105,210 SANDRA WILKERSON ... 45 ,210 CHERYL WILLIAM .... . ...... 210 LINDA WILLIAMSON 210 GILBERT WILSON 210 TOMMYE WILSON 210 DONNY WOODS 127,210 RONNY WOOD . 210 SALLY WOODUL .. .... . ... . ... . 210 JIM WORKS 51 ,107,109,210 TOMMY WYRICK 210

Seniors

PHILLIP ALDERMAN DON ALPE DIANE ALPHIN DAVID AMBRUSTER

JOHN ANDREWS, JR.

115,174 174

174 97,104,106,

174 174

SUNTHORN ARUNANONDCHAI 109,174

BILL ASKEW. FRANCES ATES KENNY ATKINS LINDA AUSTIN JUDY BAILEY JERRY BARGE BILLY BARNETT DAVID BARWICK DENA BASHFORD CHARLES BATSON GRADY BEALE CHARLES BEGGS MELINDA BEGGS

175 175 175 175 175 175

21 ,108,175 175 175 175 175 175

108,175

THOMAS BELMONT AN THONY BENN ETT GARY BENTON . DAVID BILLINS MIKE BIRD . MAURICE BIRDWELL PHILLIP BLACKWELL HENRY BLANKE GARY BLAYLOCK MARY BOWLIN JOE BREASHERS ISABELLE BRIAN ELIZABETH BRUCE MIKE BURKE

175 175

. 177 177

. 177 93 ,113,177

177 104,177

177 177 177 177

48,107,108,177 . 177

BILLY JOE BURSON ... 68 ,70,71 ,177 CHARLES BURTON 22,108,177 JAMES BUTLER 48 ,104,105,107,177 LOUIS BUTLER CHARLOTTE BYRD

JAMES CALLOWAY DONNA CAMP LARRY CAMPBELL . DALE CAREY PAULA CARRIE

177 36,38,41,42, 131 ,133,177

177 107,177

177 .. 178

108,121 ,178 WILLIAM CASEY 1 78 NICKY DALE CHAMBERS ... 48,178 JAMES CHRISTIE 178 THOMAS CLEEK 119,178 PAUL COBB .. 178 MARY ALICE COLQUITT 48,114,

178 DEAN COMBS .. . . . . 178 JAMES COOK . 179 FRANCES CORBELL . 1 79 BILL CORNISH 109,179 CAROLYN COWLING . 48,106,179 N . G. DALRYMPLE 179 DAVID DANFORD 1 79 ROBERT DANIEL . . 1 79 JOHN DANIELS . . . . . . . . . . . 1 79 CYLESTINE DANSBY 1 79 LINDA DAVIDSON JERRY DENNARD JOE DIXON

179 179

. 179 TOMMY DODSON 179 CHARLENE DOTY 179 ANN SMITH DOWNS 1 79 FRED DOWNS ... .. .... 180 CHARLES DUNN 107,113,180 BARBARA EARHART . 180 GERALD EATON SUSAN EDWARDS LOUIS ENDEL JIM ERIKSON JUDY ERRINGTON MARY ERVIN LA DONNA FABIAN P AMELA FALLS HENRY FERGUSON JOHN FERRO JIMMY VON FINCHER DAN FORD KAREN FORD KEN FORD DIANNE FORMBY TROSEY FORMBY DAWN FORTNER MARTHA FRANK WILLIAM FRIDAY PATSY FROST A . G. FULLER SHIRLEY FULTON DANIEL GATHRIGHT GRACE GERREN JON GILCHRIST SUZANNE GREEN WAYNE GRIFFIN JAMES GRIFFIN CAROL GURNEA JAY HAAS DAVID HALL .

180 180 180

79,109,180 180 180 180

99 ,180 180 180 180

21 ,112,180 . . 181

181 106,181

181 99,108,181

181 181

51,181 93,181

1rn.181 182

107,182 97,104 ,182

108,182 182

114,182 182

. . .... . . 182 182

GERI HARRELL 107,182 BONNIE HARRIS 182 LARRY HARTNESS 96 ,127,182 FRED HAWKINS 182 W. E. HAWTHORNE 182 ALVEY HAYS 182 BILL HAYTER 182 KATHRYN HAYTER 107,182 DOROTHY HANSON 182 BILLIE HAYNIE 182 SAMMY HEARNSBERGER 182 JOHN HEDRICK . . . 184 PAT HENDERSON 184

CATHIE S . HENDRIX 4 9 ,1 -GRACE HENLEY .. 47 ,49 , l &i. THOMAS HENNESSY 1 c MILBURN E . HODGES . 1 CAROLYN HOPKINS 16-;. TRAVIS HOPPER GLEN EDGAR HOUSER CHARLES HUMPHRIES MICHAEL HUNTINGTON JAMES HUST

1&;

107 ,16-;.

CAROLYN IRWIN RICHARD JOHNSON ANN JONES

49,9 3,107 ,1 -. 49,107,1

CHARLES JONES . .. .. .. 68,69,7 3 ,1 VELMA JONES . . 1 TOM JORDAN . . l KAY KEETON . . l LUCKY KILLINGSWORTH LARRY D. KNIGHTON CHARLES KRIEHN

l Sc 104 , l

BEN H . LAND CAROLYN LANGSTON 107 , l DIAN LEECH 76,9 9 , l ANDREW LE GRAND l RONNIE LA MAY 43 ,16'5 JIM LEONARD 12,49 ,60,62,65

66,1 ;,

BETTY LEWIS ..... 4 9 ,16:' BRUCE LIMBERG . . .. 49 ,93 ,104 ,1: 3

1 :

KAREN LINDSEY . 1s= MARGARET LITTLEJOHN 108,1S€ BETTY LOGEROT 1,49 ,107,135 , l -PEGGY LONGING . .. . . 16: TERRY MCCLAIN . . . !SE NANCY L . MCDOWELL 1S: WALLIE MCGRAW 18'= FREEMAN MCKELVEY 1 €

DONNA KAYE MASSEY 1 -BETTY METCALF is -STEVE MIDDLEBROOKS : S-DON MILLER ... . . 16-RICHARD MILLER . . u,-STELLA MILLS is-PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY 97,lS-JERRY MOORE is-KAREN L. MOORE u,-DON MYERS . . .. . . . . i s -PAT MYERS .. .. 1- =

JOHN NEEDHAM ' • RICHARD NIX .. . 13 0 ,l SE

PAMELA NOLTE KENNETH F. NORRIS DAVID NORRIS H. WILLIAM NUTT PAT PARKER

11 2 ,1 • 50,107, l s;;

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SHERRY JEAN PARKER 5 0 ,10 -11 4 ,: '-'•

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1SS RICHARD PASS PAT PENDLETON FRANK PERRY RALPH PERRY MARY PHILLIPS JOHN PIERCE PAT POLLAN TOMYE POWER CAROLYN PUCKETT SHIRLEY PRIMM VAN DAVID PRIVITT JOAN PURIFOY LINDA RAINWATER LINDA RAMBO HORACE RAY RICHMOND REEVES

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19C : 9C

106,: 9C .. . 19C

104,: 9C

MARY RINER - - - -JAMES ROBBINS 44 ,45 ,50,109, : !lG MARILYN ROBINSON : !JC

ROBERT ROGERS . . : oc THEODORIS RUSS

JACKY RUSSELL BILLY DALE SAMS LINDA SCROGGINS RAY SCROGGS JOHN SELPH PAT SELPH

50,96,107,::2. : 9C

128.1-: 6 2 ,67,: 0C

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LINDA SHINN DAVID SHIREY CAMELIA SHOCK JAMES SLAGLE EDNA STRICKLIN HAROLD SMITH PATSY SOUTER

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36,38,42,4 7 ,5 0 . ! 9:..

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DALE STONECIPHER .... 51,115 ,191 DANNY THOMASON 128,192 MIKE WASHINGTON ............ 19 4 BENNY WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 194 PAT STOUT . . . 191 CHARLOTTE TODD . 192 JANICE WATSON 119,194 DREW WILSON 194 WALTER N . STRATTON 128,191 PERRY TOOMBS . . .... . . 192 DAVID WEST . 194 GAIL WINGFIELD . . . . 195

JAMES STUART .... ..... 51,107,192 RITA S . TUCKER 51 ,112,115, LINDA WEST 194 JOE WINGFIELD 195

HUBERT R. SULLIVENT 192 120,192 SIDNEY WEST 194 DEXTER WINN . 195

LA JOYCE SUMMERLIN 51,108, DONALD VANN ... . 192 LARRY WHITLEY .... 6 8 ,71 ,194 DONNIE WISE ... ......... . .. ... 195

192 RONALD WADE .. .. .. . 192 ELVA WILLIAMS 194 VIRGINIA M. WOFFORD 51 ,97, BARBARA TACKETT. . 96,108,135, BARRY WALLER 192 L . WAYNE WILLIAMS 194 107,113,195

192 JOYCE WALLER . 192 JERRY WILLIAMS 194 BODIE C. WOODS 128,195

EDITH TALIAFERRO 192 DONALD W. WALTHALL .... 113,192 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS 194 BENNY WRIGHT ........ 195 LEE TALLEY . .... 192 JERRY WARD. .. ..... 192 JAMES F. WILLIS 51 ,96,107, JOHN YAGER. 195 R. D. TEUTSCH ... 192 KEN WARD. .. ... 192 113,194 MARY YOUNG ···· ·· · ··· .... 113,195

MYRA THOMAS . ............... . 192 HERMAN WATERS 194 BARBARA WILSON . 107,194

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