1965 LeTourneau University Yearbook

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This past year has been a rewarding one for the students at LeTourneau College Thisyear the college is graduating its first class of girls These girls, along with the many other students living on and off campus, have accomplished so very much with the help of the Lord. We hope that this yearbook will bring back fond memories for the old students and happy moments to look forward to for new students. By combining our spiritual life with our academic life, we have had a wonderful year for which we thank our gracious Lord.

Administration page 5 Curriculum page 21 Classes page 37 Activities page 99 Greeks page 123 Sports page 137 Advertisements page 159 Two

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DORIS F ANDERSEN, Librarian

DAVID JAMES, Cafeteria Manager

ROBERT D STANFIELD, Printing Superintendent

MRS ANDREW McCLELLAND Post-Mistress

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The Board of Trustees is the group of men legally entrusted with the operation, the care and the future of the College. These are the men who bear the responsibility of keeping LeTourneau College true to its purpose and its philosophy This is a self-perpetuating governing board.

HENRY L FOSTER, SR First Vice Chairman Longview, Texas BARNEY WALKER, JR Second Vice Chairman Longview, Texas SAM MACK, M.D., D.D.S Secretary Longview, Texas JULIAN A. BANDY Toccoa Falls, Georgia R G LeTOURNEAU Chairman Longview, Texas HAROLD JORDAN Treasurer Jackson, Mississippi
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C RICHARD BARGE Macon, Mississippi MWILLIA F )(Billy MGRAHA ,Montreal hNort aCarolin MRS R G ULeTOURNEA ,Longview sTexa V NEDMADRAYMON ,Wheaton sIllinoi THERBER NBUSCHMA wNe ,York wNe kYor ELANC NMcFADDI ,Lufkin sTexa NJOH C ESCOBE sKansa ,City iMissour LCAR .L SESTE ,Longview sTexa DRICHAR A YHARVE ,Dallas sTexa YRO S ULeTOURNEA
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HENRY L FOSTER, SR., Chairman

Director, First National Bank; Superintendent of Schools, retired, investments

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Mayor of Longview; President, E. K. Bennett, Inc.; jobber, oil products

JAMES K BIVINS

Oil operator; Partner of Bivins and Moody Insurance Agency

R E (PEPPY) BLOUNT

County Judge

ROBERT COFFEY

Realtor

FRANK A. COLLIER

President, Collier Furniture Company

FRED R. ERISMAN

Attorney

C. R. FAULKNER

Owner, Faulkner Refrigeration Sales and Service

LEETON HILLIS

Longview bank executive, retired

BLACKSHEAR JAMESON

General contractor

SAM G. KHOURY, M.D.

Physician and surgeon

J. BERNARD MOFFETT

Lumber and Insurance, Owner of Moffett Lumber Company

DAVID C. MOORE

Judge, 124th District Court

OLIVER K. McKELLAR

Owner, McKellar Department Store

HENRY A. PITTS

Local Manager, Southwestern Electric Power Company

GEORGE FRED POOL

General Manager and Vice President, East Texas Chamber of Commerce

CECIL W. RICHARDSON

General Manager, East Texas Plumbing Supply Company

FOREST L. SARTAIN

President, East Texas Bank and Trust Company

GEORGE W. TATE, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon

NORMAN P. TAYLOR

President, Longview Bank & Trust Co.

PERRY THOMPSON

Surveyor; registered public surveyor

R. B. WILLIAMS

Realtor, Owner of R B Williams Real Estate

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The area of Applied Arts covers three general areas. The first is that of Business Administration which gives training useful in such vocations as accounting, banking, selling and teaching Education,the second area, prepares the students for securing teaching certificates in either elementary or secondary fields The third and newest area is Home Economics, designed especially to give training to Missionary Technology students, but is open also to other interested students.

Swain Phillips, Divisional Chairman Education, Mathematics First student teachers are Judy Drury, Ellen Bancroft, Joan Bauer, and Sue Till
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Aeronautical students demonstrate their work at the open house of new Aero-Lab

Practicing class learning, students make concrete benches for the campus
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Mr Crane and Paul Duffey make a final check before flight of rebuilt plane

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CHARLES E SEIFERT Music NORMAN O GALYON English EDWARD ROBERTS Technology, Bible JOHN W STUBER Bible, Philosophy MRS EDITH GINGRICH English CATHERINE HELLMAN Biology, Languages DR KENNETH McKINLEY, Divisional Chairman Bible

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Mrs Andersen and Mr Selby examine one of many fascinating articles from Shakespearean exhibit set up in the library

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concentrates on the piano as he demonstrates his skill in his faculty recital

Another faculty recital was presented by Mr Hynes, whose singing thrilled the audience

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•./ MR NLAWSO ""POP ULeTOURNEA Thirty-one

Students in this department can major in Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics In these, the student is prepared to go into industry, areas ofmedical work, teaching, or graduate study. General Chemistry and Biology reach almost all students of the College

Students spend many hours in General Chemistry, trying to fathom its mysteries. Seniors in Chemistry, while attending the American Chemical Society meeting in Shreveport, visit Centenary College campus Advanced math CAN be very confusing, but interesting to work out
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Social Science

Sponsored by Mr Selby, a History Club was formed by interested history students Meetings, held biweekly, often had lectures given by qualified historians. One weekend, club members went to Vicksburg, Mississippi, to view historical sites. Their last meeting was a fish-fry held by "Cook" Selby in his home

VThe Social Science division seeks to give a broad understanding and enjoyment of the background of history up until today with good evaluation of current events, while also providing history majors with their necessary training.

History club members and friends relax at Selby home ROBERT H SELBY, Divisional Chairman History, English The cook tastes his ware.
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KENNETH R DURHAM, JR History

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Thirty-six

OLIVER AESCHLIMAN Colfax, Washington Mechanical Technology

SHEILA E ALBRIGHT Kennedy, New York Education

CHARLES T ALDERSON Lampasas, Texas Business

ANN E AMES Elba, New York Education

TERRY L ANDERSON Springfield, Illinois Business

JOHN P ARNOLD Cedar Rapids, Iowa Aeronautical Technology

DIANE ATTEBERRY Mattoon, Illinois Education

KIM C BADLEY Seattle, Washington Industrial Engineering

HENRY C BAGBY Toccoa, Georgia General Engineering

A ARVEL BAKER Comstock, Texas Construction Technology

REBECCA S BAKER Akron, Ohio Missionary Technology

NEIL L BARR Lapeer, Michigan Construction Technology

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RAYMOND L BARLETT HOLGER BECKMANN Wellsville, New York Elwood, Nebraska Education Aeronautical Technology

TWOLCOT H RBURKEHOLDE Ft ,Worth sTexa lMechanica yTechnolog

EBRUC .E NBRONSO ,Phoenix aArizon lGenera gEngineerin

STHOMA E KBRIN sEagle ,Mere aPennsylvani lAeronautica yTechnolog

LMICHAE L RBRIDGEWATE ,Broomfield oColorad lIndustria gEngineerin

DDAVI E NBRAGA St ,Petersburg aFlorid nConstructio gEngineerin

TROBER P NBOYNTO ,Tuckahoe New kYor nConstructio yTechnolog

TROBER J LBONSAL ,Burwell aNebrask gV/eldin yTechnolog

lAeronautica yTechnolog

NFELTO R RBOLLINGE ,Sealy sTexa

eEagl ,Lake sTexa lAeronautica yTechnolog

DDAVI H EBLAK

DHAROL N RBITNE kLoc ,Haven aPennsylvani lMechanica yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog

DRICHAR D YBIRK ,Adair aOklahom

YSTANLE A MBIGHA ,Waxahachie sTexa yChemistr

dHol ti ,boys ethes ear runfai odds

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LPAU H TBENNET TROBER J TBENNET ,Runnemede wNe yJerse ,Winfield sKansa lMer.-har.ica gEngineerin

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DOAN

Tucson, Arizona Aeronautical Technology

IOHN M BYERS

Stow, Ohio Mechanical Technology

RICHARD E CLARK Monterey Park, California Missionary Technology

DANIEL R CLARK Riverside, California Electrical Technology

RICHARD A COLEMAN Dyersburg, Tennessee Mechanical Technology

REBECCA A COX Longview, Texas Engineering

LLOYD D CONNER

Bee House, Texas Welding Engineering

BETTY R CROCKER Henderson, Texas Business

PAUL R DAVIS Liverpool, New York General Engineering

JIMMIE H CROSS

Torrance, California Aeronautical Technology

CHARLES G DEICH Indianapolis, Indiana Missionary Technology

TEDD A DILLARD Orlando, Florida Mechanical Engineering

PATRICIA S DESAIN Middlesex, New York Education

Look down there at the place where you'll be if you say "No!"

CHRISTOPHER GARY E. DOAN
Forty
Baldwinsville, New York Construction Technology

lMechanica gEngineerin

DHAROL R EDUBR ,Danville sIllinoi

SCHARLE J RFOSTE ,McDonald sKansa lAeronautica yTechnolog

lAeronautica yTechnolog

HJOSEP E OFALL ,Dayton oOhi

DRICHAR E YFINLE ,Waco sTexa lMechanica gEngineerin

YJERR A SEVAN ,Manheim aPennsylvani nConstructio yTechnolog

HKENNET M ZENT ,Whitewater sKansa sMathematic

SJAME E NERICKSO ,Ferndale nWashingto lMechanica gEngineerin

SDENNI M NEBE ,Mesguite sTexa lAeronautica yTechnolog

NJOH E TEARHAR ,Manheim aPennsylvani nConstructio yTechnolog

SJAME T NEASTMA tMoun ,Upton wNe kYor lAeronautica yTechnolog

SJAME D KDURNIA ,Ambridge aPennsylvani lGenera gEngineerin

lAeronautica yTechnolog

LPAU E ,DUFFEY JR ,Greencastle Penn

DWILLAR D NDUGA ,wardyHa aCaliforni lAeronautica yTechnolog

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HKENNET D NDOOLE ,Georgetown sIllinoi

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JAMES W GRIFFITH

Oklahoma City, Okla Business I GORDON HAAS Custar, Ohio Mechanical Engineering

GARY D FOSTER

Grover Hill, Ohio Education

JOHN H FOSTER Port Arthur, Texas Construction Technology

KIM C. FOWLER Mesa, Arizona General Engineering

JONATHAN W GAIN Hoodsport, Washington Electrical Technology

JOHN H GALT Ithaca, New York Mathematics

MICHAEL R GARRETT Mansfield, Ohio Mechanical Engineering

ARTHUR P GEESEY Jeannette, Pennsylvania Aeronautical Technology

RICHARD W GEORGE Wayne, New Jersey Aeronautical Technology'

ROBERT L GIBSON Austin, Texas Business

FREDERICK E GILMER Wilmington, Delaware Mechanical Technology

WALTER H GOLLA Media, Pennsylvania Chemistry

RICHARD M GOODMAN Ft Lauderdale, Florida General Engineering

Learning by the process of osmosis!

Forty-two

STHOMA G GHOCKIN

EROSALI G BHOLCOM ,Pueblo oColorad ,Oakland nOrego lGenera gEngineerin yMissionar yTechnolog

dfin ttha ethey'r tjus a 'walkin dan a 'talkin ni eth swildernes fo !love

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LMICHAE D NHEVRO ,Irving sTexa

NJOH .D YHERSKE ,Manheim aPennsylvani lGenera gEngineerin

LMURY A AHERD ,Minneapolis aMinnesot lAeronautica yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog LBIL SHENDRICK ,Minneapolis aMinnesot lElectrica yTechnolog

NALLA W KHEC ,Tulsa aOklahom

YJUD K DHAVSKJOL ,Kremlin aMontan yMissionar yTechnolog

KFREDERIC C RHARTE ,Middlesex wNe kYor nEducatio

lAeronautica yTechnolog

DRICHAR A SHARRI ,Pontiac sIllinoi

DDONAL W SHARRI ,Ludlow yKentuck lGenera gEngineerin

lMechanica gEngineerin

DRICHAR .A THARBER ,Lincoln sIllinoi

TROBER G NHAMLI ,Concord aCaliforni yMissionar yTechnolog

lAeronautica yTechnolog

RVICTO A MHAGSTRO St ,Paul aMinnesot

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LYLE A HOPKINS

Scottsdale, Arizona Missionary Technology

RONALD D. HOWE Verdon, Nebraska Construction Technology

JOHN F HORTON Eden, New York Welding Technology

PHILLIP M HOY Hollidaysburg, Penn Aeronautical Technology

JAMES E HUMPHREY

Pottsville, Penn General Engineering

JAMES P. HUDGIN Tucson, Arizona Aeronautical Technology

PAUL ROBERT IRELAND Englewood, New Jersey Mechanical Technology

DAVID E IRVING Mentmore, New Mexico Electrical Technology

DANIEL S IRVING

Mentmore, New Mexico General Engineering

PETER C JANSSON Rochester, New York Mechanical Engineering

LARRY GENE JOHNSON Spencer, Iowa Chemistry

RONALD L JANTZEN Ringwood, Oklahoma Aeronautical Technology

Look out fellas! She's sneakin' up on you!

ROBERT B JOHNSON Gastonia, N Carohna Aeronautical Technology ROBERT E JONES
Forty-four
New Castle, Penn. Electrical Technology

ADONN R PKUL tEas ,Aurora wNe kYor yHistor

LDANIE KKUJANEC ,Alamogordo wNe oMexic sMathematic ,Hey sthat' tno eth !ball

DRICHAR NKORMA aNiagar ,Falls N Y lAeronautica yTechnolog

ONIIL A IKORP ,Chester tVermon lGenera gEngineerin

SLOI E EKNOUS oAlt ,Pass sIllinoi sMathematic

LPAU J NKITCHE ,Pontiac nMichiga eBibl

DDAVI E TKNIGH Ft ,Lauderdale aFlorid lMechanica gEngineerin

ALUCIND L GKIN ,Longview sTexa yMissionar yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog

SJAME .J KKIBELBE ,Parma oOhi

lMechanica yTechnolog

tEas ,Butler Penn

.R NKCJLI

YRODNE A HKINC nSa ,Jose aCost aRic yMissionar yTechnolog

KJAC M YKEENE ,Somerset yKentuck lLibera sArt

lIndustria gEngineerin

EDUAN I TJULIO ,Pepin nWisconsi

lAeronautica yTechnolog

STHOMA W NKAUFFMA ,Alto nMichiga

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DAVID K LADERER

Portersville, Penn Aeronautical Technology

It looks like Darrel fell for it He looked, and Diane stole some popcorn!

CHARLES G LAYER

Millville, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering

DAYTON E LEWARK Canton, Ohio Aeronautical Technology

PETER E LAWSON Flagstaff, Arizona Aeronautical Technology

GEORGE LINDER Kirkwood, Missouri Aeronautical Technology

LESTER M LUCAS Columbus, Ohio Mechanical Technology

DENNIS R LOOPER

Hickory, N Carolina Liberal Arts

JOHN R McCALMONT

Abilene, Texas Mechanical Technology

WAYNE E McCRACKEN

Hato Rey, Puerto Rico General Engineering

LARRY A McGUIRE

Security, Colorado Electrical Technology

MICHAEL A. McFARLIN

Mesguite, Texas Mechanical Technology

KENNETH LATTIN Concord, California History

CAROL A McLENNAN Alpena, Michigan Mathematics

LEROY K MCLAREN

Massena, Iowa General Engineering

Forty-six

ETHEODOR A DMATTFIEL pCam ,Springs dMarylan yMissionar yTechnolog

sArt dan sScience

LPAU C ANETTING kPar ,Ridge sIllinoi

NJOH L NMOTTER nShamoki ,Dam Penn sBusines

SCHARLE .J ,MOULTON .JR ,DeWitt sArkansa lAeronautica yTechnolog

D RPETE RMOSHE St ,Petersburg aFlorid lElectrica yTechnolog

eLinotyp yTechnolog

YLARR J AMONTOY ,Pueblo oColorad

DDAVI S NMORGA ,Barberton oOhi sMathematic

NDO R SMILL ,Petaluma aCaliforni lElectrica yTechnolog

lElectrica yTechnolog

NJULIA P RMILLE ' ,Marshall sTexa

TROBER R RMILLE ,Excelsior aMinnesot hEnglis

SCHARLE B RMILLE ,Stevenson nWashingto lAeronautica yTechnolog

lElectrica yTechnolog

DRICHAR P KMERONE ,Deerfield sIllinoi

YNANC J RMEYE ,Richland nMichiga nEducatio

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LPAU G NMAN nCoo ,Rapids aMinnesot nEducatio
Forty-seven

RICHARD J NEWELL

Bulan, Kentucky Aeronautical Technology

MIKE I NEWTON Sterling, Illinois Mechanical Engineering

ROBERT D NEWTON Kingsland, Texas Aeronautical Technology

RICHARD H NICHOLLS Fort Erie, Ontario, Can Chemistry

RICHARD I OLSON Moling, Illinois General Engineering

EDWARD E OWEN Crawfordsville, Iowa Aeronautical Technology

RITA K OWENS Wheatland, Indiana Education

ROBERT A PAINE Selinsgrove, Penn Mathematics

LARRY E PALMER Oklahoma City, Okla. Electrical Technology

DENNIS L. PARLIN Athens, AeronauticaMichigan l Technology

JOHN C PAULS Longview, Texas Mechanical Engineering

PAUL A PEARSON Elkhart, Indiana General Engineering Where's Miriam? She was due in about 3 hours ago!

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Forty-eight
ROBERT K PETERSON Waukegan, Illinois Harrisburg, Nebraska Aeronautical Technology General Engineering

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LPAU A RRENNINGE ,Richfield aPennsylvani lMechanica yTechnolog

lGenera gEngineerin

SCHARLE .F RREESE wNe ,Holland Penn

J DDAVI T DREE I ,Dayton oOhi sBusines

DRICHAR C FRATLIF ,Pueblo oColorad yHistor

NDEA L NRASMUSSE ,Momence sIllinoi eBibl F MMALCOL FRATCLIF ,Stouffville ,Ont. aCanad lAeronautica yTechnolog

YJOHNN M ARAMP ,Pueblo oColorad sBusines

lGenera gEngineerin

LLINDEL R MQUA ,Mclntosh aMinnesot

J DDONAL EPURTE tForres ,City sArkansa lElectrica yTechnolog

TJANE .S SPOLHAMU ,McKinnon gWyomin hEnglis

lMechanica gEngineerin

DHOWAR A RPINNE ,Collingswood N J

lMechanica gEngineerin

aSant ,Barbara .Calif

SJAME L UPFA

lMechanica gEngineerin

lAeronautica yTechnolog

,Houston sTexa ,Mechanicsville Penn

YBARR L DRICHAR DDAVI R RRINIKE

Forty-nine

R MARK ROBINSON Stamps, Arkansas Mechanical Engineering

WILLIAM S RODDA, JR Seattle, Washington Mechanical Engineering

ARLIN D ROSS Longview, Texas Electrical Technology

ROBERT L ROSTOLLAN Saxon, Wisconsin Mechanical Technology

CARL E ROTH Englewood, Colorado Education

FREDERICK J RUDY Silver Lake, Wisconsin Business

JAMES O RUEGER Archibald, Ohio General Engineering

JOHN E. RYSCUCK Ashland, VirginiaChemistry

RICHARD A SABO Painesville, Ohio Business

THOMAS P. SAKACH Willoughby, Ohio Mathematics

LOGAN M SAMPSON II New Wilmington, Penn Construction Technology

DON L. SANFORD Menomonie, Wisconsin Mechanical Technology

Did you say that was Ar-ma-della?

HARRY W SCHAUMBURG Iselin, New Jersey Aeronautical Technology
Fifty
DAVID M. SAUNDERS Parma, Idaho Welding Technology

lElectrica yTechnolog

G EDAL YSMILE .Mt ,Vernon nWashingto

gWeldin yTechnolog

YSTANLE M SSIMMON ,Willcox aArizon

HKENNET D RSHELLE ,Easton Penn nEducatio

lElectrica yTechnolog

SDOUGLA J DSHED ,Franklin N eHampshir

,Haven Penn yHistor

NSTEVE E WSHA lE ,Monte aCaliforni

LDARRY C RSHAFE ,Hagerstown aIndian lMechanica gEngineerin

NKATHRY S ZSEAZHOLT ,Belleville wNe yJerse nEducatio

DDAVI A TSEARIGH ,Aliquippa Penn lGenera gEngineerin

THERBER K TSCOT ,Longview sTexa yMissionar yTechnolog

nDo ,Mills ,Ontario Can lAeronautica yTechnolog

lAeronautica yTechnolog lGenera gEngineerin

NSTEPHE .E TSCHULER NJOH .C ZSCHULT ,Pontiac nMichiga ,Allentown .Penn

dDi uyo ysa ttha sthi swa eth 'girls ?dorm !Boy tI tmus ehav nbee a dwil !party SJAME T TSCOT lLibera sArt KJAC K RSHEARE kLoc YGREGOR L SSHIELD ,Greenville oOhi lLibera sArt
Fifty-one

ALICE F SMITH

Longview, Texas Business

RICHARD B SODEMANN Ottumwa, Iowa Industrial Engineering

KEN W SMITH

Meadville, Penn Chemistry

ALBERT F SOLES Paintertown, Penn Mechanical Technology

PHILIP L SONCARTY Goshen, Indiana Aeronautical Technology

JOHN A SOLHEIM Phoenix, Arizona Mechanical Technology

C J SPEERS Grand Prairie, Texas Industrial Engineering

GARY W STARKEY Canton, Ohio Mechanical Technology

JOAN C SPIETH Pioneer, Ohio Education

STAN W STEDMAN Henry, Illinois General Engineering

DAVID E STINE Southington, Ohio Liberal Arts

H LUCILLE STEPHENS Henderson, Texas History

Old Chinese proverb say: When riding flying carpets, watch corners

Aeronautical

DAVID D STOLTZFUS Leola, Penn General Engineering
Fifty-two
DAVID S STRAIT Oceanside, Oregon Technology

lAeronautica yTechnolog

KFRAN RWAGGONE ,Abilene sTexa

LPAU R NVA LNIE ,Lorain oOhi lGenera gEngineerin

EDAV H MVROO ,Tucson aArizon lMechanica yTechnolog

IJUD A TVANDERHORS ,Kalamazoo nMichiga nEducatio

lAeronautica yTechnolog

EBRYC A NTHORSE ,Aroca wNe kYor

LVA R LVAI ,Tyler sTexa lGenera gEngineerin

lAeronautica yTechnolog

NROBI D NTHOMPSO ,Dixon sIllinoi

HJUDIT L RTESME ,Greencastle aIndian lLibera sArt

NALLE R STHOMA wNe ,Stanton Penn sBusines

lAeronautica yTechnolog

SJAME T RSUNTHIME ,Stow oOhi

DDAVI .L MSUENRA ,Edmond aOklahom lMechanica yTechnolog

DRICHAR .D TSUL hSout ,Bend aIndian yHistor

eb glistenin ot eth speaker

susines ,Hey Mr !Crawford I od ebeliev ttha uyo dan aArdell dshoul

lMechanica gEngineerin

DDAVI E RSTROHECKE ,Sunbury Penn LGAI M YSTUKE dHollan ,Patent N Y
Fifty-three

ROGERS R WALKER

Fullerton, California Chemistry

ROBERT E WARD Wolcott, N Y Aeronautical Technology

is not for visiting ARTHUR D WARREN Ray, Arizona Aeronautical Technology

JANET M WELLER Waco, Texas Education

DAVID P WRITTEN Portland, Maine Mechanical Engineering

DON W WIESENMILLER Endicott, New York Mechanical Technology

BYRON C WILLIAMS New York, New York Aeronautical Technology

STEPHEN D WIPFF Abilene, Texas Welding Engineering

DAVID R WITT Warren, Michigan Mechanical Engineering

DAVID C WOELKERS Hatiield, Penn Mechanical Engineering

PAUL D WOOD Williamstown, Ky Liberal Arts

DANIEL H WORK Wrightstown, Penn Education

KEN L WORTHLY Igloo, South Dakota Mechanical Technology

M HULENE WRIGHT Longview, Texas Education

Fifty-four

pu !something

hWit a esmil elik ,that aM tmus

NCAROLY S EFRAM NLYN F EFRAM LCAR W RKIRCHNE

MWILLIA G SELLI

lElectrica yTechnolog F LMICHAE NZIMMERMA ,Alexandria aVirgini lGenera gEngineerin eTh sname fo ethos ewhos spicture ear tno :available

NALLE R NZIMMERMA ,Allentown Penn

nEducatio

ASANDR TWRIGH ,Longview sTexa

eWher ehav lal eth nFreshme ?gone

yMissionar yTechnolog

YJERR EWAYN SZUVER ,Bryan oOhi

i !
rChee pu !fellas tI tisn' ttha bad rO si ?it eb 'cookin
Fifty-five

STEVEN N. ALBRIGHT

Kennedy, New York Engineering

DENNIS THOMPSON Henderson, Texas Electrical Technology

WILLIAM L. ASHBY Media, Pennsylvania General Engineering

BRUCE W BAKER

Uniontown, Ohio Industrial Engineering

PARKES BALHOUSE

Dolton, Illinois Mechanical Technology

RALPH E BARBEE

Edgerton, Ohio Missionary Technology

DUANE K BARRETT

Curwensville, Penn Education

HARRY G BARRETT

Berwinsdale, Penn Mechanical Engineering

BRITTON W BELL

Kalispell, Montana Mechanical Technology

MARY ANN BERRY Longview, Texas Education
Fifty-six
SHERMAN P BOLLINGER Shipshewana, Indiana Mechanical Engineering

lMechanica gEngineerin nFifty-seve

SDENNI A NCURRINGTO ,Bridgeton wNe yJerse

DMILDRE E RCULVE ,Clio nMichiga nEducatio

DRONAL L ECOL ,Pecatonica sIllinoi lMechanica yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog

LDARRE W NCLAASSE ,Lacrosse nWashingto

lMechanica gEngineerin

DDONAL J NCHAPMA ,Clarkson wNe kYor

lElectrica yTechnolog

DDONAL .A NCARLSO ,Lanse aPennsylvani

lElectrica yTechnolog

aGuatemal ,C. aGuatemal

DDAVI C SCAJA

yMissionar yTechnolog

DRICHAR .D ECARLISL ,Lamesa sTexa

yMissionar yTechnolog

SDOUGLA .K NBROW ,Longview sTexa

yMissionar yTechnolog

DDAVI .E NBROW ,Longview sTexa

YRA A SBROOK ,Longview sTexa yChemistr

Don't think too harshly of this fellow because his wife may not have fixed him any supper.

LARRY R DUPLER

Maple, Texas General Engineering

LeROY FAST

Maracaibo, Venezuela Aeronautical Technology

DAVID W ENGBOLM Rockford, Illinois Mechanical Technology

KEN R. FRANTZ Wichita, Kansas Mechanical Technology

R DAVIS Boca Raton, Florida Electrical Technology

Michigan Missionary Technology

LEON R ENGLE Nichols, Florida Mechanical Technology

IVAN R FREY Norwood, Missouri Industrial Engineering

JAMES H ETEM Escondido, California Welding Engineering

H STIRLING GARRARD

High Point, N Carolina Mechanical Technology

Bi •H
JOHN MARVIN I DEN BLEYKER Holland,
Fifty-eight

HKENNET NJACKSO ,Jacksonville aFlorid lMechanica yTechnolog

lMechanica gEngineerin

ELAWRENC R DHOWAR ,Ottumwa aIow lIndustria gEngineerin W

gWeldin gEngineerin

NGLEN C RHER ,Gordonville aPennsylvani

LDANIE J RHOPLE ,Ridgewood wNe yJerse lIndustria gEngineerin •an

NKE .A YHOLLOWA ,Columbiana oOhi lMechanica yTechnolog

TROBER E GHOGBER ,Cadillac nMichiga lIndustria gEngineerin

EBRUC W LHAL ,Whittemore nMichiga yMissionar yTechnolog

LMICHAE E LGRENNEL ,Ithaca wNe kYor lAeronautica yTechnolog

NJOH W YGRA ,Aurora sIllinoi lMechanica yTechnolog

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!What eTher ear on sgirl ot tpreven uyo mfro ?studying Fifty-rune

JOHN H. JONES

Youngstown, Ohio Missionary Technology

CHARLES V KNECHT Louisville, Kentucky Education

Hackensack, New Jersey Electrical Technology

Mantua, Ohio Aeronautical Technology

River Forest, Illinois Mechanical Engineering

It looks like the angels of Tyler Hall are in the Christmas spirit.

W

Atlantic Highlands, N J Mechanical Engineering

Palisade, Colorado Electrical Technology

Ft Lauderdale, Florida Mechanical Engineering

RONALD E KONNEKER

Detroit, Michigan Aeronautical Technology

WILLIAM R. LEACH

Merkel, Texas Mechanical Technology

DAVID KRAFT PAUL D KELLNER JONATHAN R KLINE HAROLD D KRAUSE LARRY LAYDEN JOHN E. KLOTZ
Sixty

lElectrica yTechnolog

ETHEODOR S SMONTROS ,Longview sTexa

EGEORG J RMEYE Ft ,Lauderdale aFlorid lMechanica gEngineerin

PPHILI T SMATTHEW ,Wilkes-Barre Penn yHistor

lGenera gEngineerin

DRONAL D RMILLE ,Ottumwa aIow yChemistr MWILLIA F RMILLE lMil ,Hall aPennsylvani

NKARE .S SLIVER ,Longview sTexa nEducatio

lMechanica gEngineerin

DHOWAR J RMILLE sDavi ,Junction sIllinoi

gWeldin gEngineerin

MWILLIA G YMILB ,Pennsauken wNe yJerse

lIndustria gEngineerin

KFRAN .E TLIKER ,Brentwood iMissour

i
eBibl oG tge
!Ken
HKENNET .E YMcKINLE ,Longview sTexa
,'em
Sixty-one

We'd be ashamed too, Pete!

CAROLYN M PACE

Longview, Texas

Missionary Technology

RICHARD L PALMER

Shreveport, Louisiana

Education

RICHARD L PEEL

Evart, Michigan Construction Technology

ERIC R PETERSON

Spring Lake, Michigan

Aeronautical Technology

GEORGE I PIERSON

Detroit, Michigan

Mechanical Technology

KAY E PLOWMAN

Eugene, Oregon Bible

RICHARD D. POWELL

Longview, Texas

Electrical Technology

DALE W PRESSNALL

Lenore, Idaho

Mechanical Engineering

CALVIN P. REDMAN

Akron, Ohio

Aeronautical Technology

H NIEMAN

Hill City, Minnesota

Aeronautical Technology

R NYLAND

Holland, Michigan

Mechanical Technology

ROY JON
Sixty-two
PPHILI D YRICKE ,Clearwater aFlorid sMathematic DRONAL G NROBINSO ,Holland nMichiga lAeronautica yTechnolog LARIE .W RROSENTRATE ,Watsonville aCaliforni
yTechnolog MMIRIA .R RROSENTRATE ,Watsonville aCaliforni sBusines PPHILI M ZSCHWART ,Sellersville aPennsylvani
yTechnolog NIVA .W DSECOR dGran ,Rapids nMichiga lIndustria gEngineerin DDURWOO L HSMIT ,Seattle nWashingto
lElectrica
lElectrica
,Merrick
lAeronautica yTechnolog KCHUC A MSLOCU ,Arkport wNe kYor eBibl SCHARLE W HSMIT ,Irving wNe kYor lIndustria gEngineerin ,Hey uyo gbi !bully kPic no ysomebod ryou now !size NGLEN S HSMIT ,Longview sTexa lMechanica gEngineerin Sixty-three
NEVA R HSMIT wNe kYor

Laconia, New Hampshire Mechanical Engineering

Longview, Texas Aeronautical Technology

Toledo, Ohio Mechanical Engineering

RUTH A STELLRECHT

Spooner, Wisconsin Missionary Technology

New Castle, Colorado Electrical Technology

Linotype Technology

Welding Engineering Bible

CHARLES M SNOW ROY D SNYDER LEON K SOEY Vandalia, Missouri Mechanical Technology LARRY R STANTON ROBERT M. SPICER Akron, Ohio History CONRAD J SRAMEK
«* _.*•*"
IVA No, Larry You don't put it on her glasses! CARROLL R STOCKMAN JOSHUA S STRICKLAND S DIANE STRONG McCamey, Texas Jacksonville, Florida Caseyville, Illinois
Sixty-four

lAeronautica yTechnolog

DRICHAR L DWAR ,Browerville aMinnesot

TROBER J GVANDERBUR ,Sheldon aIow lGenera gEngineerin

lAeronautica yTechnolog

NADI RTROYE ,Longview sTexa

SJAME A RWALLENMEYE ,Lamar aIndian lGenera gEngineerin

SCHARLE RWALKE ,Payson aArizon lMechanica gEngineerin

lMechanica yTechnolog

SLEWI .R RWAGONE ,Saratoga gWyomin

gWeldin yTechnolog

MWILLIA D ETINGL ,Willcox aArizon

lAeronautica yTechnolog

NCLAYTO R ETHORP ,Jackson nMichiga

DRONAL .W ETYRON ,Groton tConnecticu yChemistr

lMechanica yTechnolog

DDONAL L NTHOMPSO ,Woodport wNe yJerse

fI eI'v tfix' sthi gthin once eI'v tfix' ti a dthousan !times
Sixty-five

JOHN H WARFEL

Media, Penn Mechanical Engineering

LARRY P WEISS

Castile, New York Missionary Technology

NED C. WELDER Fennville, Michigan Business

SMILEY B WHITTINGTON

Gretna, Louisiana Aeronautical Technology

PAUL WILLIAMS Lockhart, Texas Mechanical Engineering

JOHN S WILLIAMS Aurora, Missouri Welding Engineering

LARRY R WILSON

Camanche, Iowa Aeronautical Technology

PAUL G YARGER Erie, Michigan Missionary Technology

PAUL A ZIMMERLI Springfield, Illinois Aeronautical Technology

Names oi Sophomores whose pictures are not available:

MICHAEL R GARRETT

JEAN H LAWSON

CULLEN W McDAVID

WYMAN G RAINEY

JOHN H SLOAN

TERRANCE P YADDAW

Sixty-six
As we come to the end of the sophomores, their favorite pastime is discovered!

cRepubli fo ,Congo aAfric lAeronautica yTechnolog

lIndustria gEngineerin NSTEPHE K RCARPE

eLak ,Charles aLouisian

gWeldin gEngineerin SJAME D NBURGI

LPAU .H TBREITHAUP ,Pomeroy nWashingto

lMechanica yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog NJOH S KBLAC ,Carbo ,Sonora oMexic

lMechanica gEngineerin DRICHAR E YBELLAM ,Waco sTexa

DRICHAR M YBEAR ,Belleville sIllinoi

lIndustria gEngineerin

lIndustria gEngineerin RPETE NBAGHRAMIA ,Tehran nIra

gSprin ,Grove Penn

DDONAL A YAUCHE

lIndustria gEngineerin

NCALVI NANDERSO ,Springfield sIllinoi

yHistor

lMechanica yTechnolog SCHARLE .F GDARLIN ,Austin sTexa

EGEORG E ECRON Ft ,Stockton sTexa

Sixty-seven

LARRY E DICKSON

Sylvania, Ohio

Aeronautical Technology

CLIFTON A. FREY

Shreveport, Louisiana

Mechanical Technology

ROGER GOODMAN

Warsaw, Indiana

Mechanical Technology

DOYLE B EDWARDS

Arcadia, Florida English

C. ERICKSON

Hutchinson, Minnesota

Mechanical Technology

WILLIAM E GASKILL

Fort Collins, Colorado Mechanical Technology

PAUL GRANDLINARD

Anderson, Indiana

Industrial Engineering

C. LEE HIEB

Hosmer, South Dakota Mechanical Technology

It looks as if Paul K and Paul G came prepared to listen to Sarge; however, the monitors wouldn't let them bring their beds

E. HARA

St. Petersburg, Florida Electrical Technology

Akron, Ohio Industrial Engineering

STANLEY
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PAUL RONALD R HARRIS
Sixty-eight

lIndustria gEngineerin

,Nampa oIdah

MWILLIA E PHYSLO

lMechanica yTechnolog

eLeagu ,City sTexa

NALA E NHUDSO

lMechanica yTechnolog

NSTEPHE G MHOL ,Minneapolis aMinnesot

,Construction yTechnolog

ETERRANC A RKASTE St ,Paul aIndian

lIndustria gEngineerin

EWAYN E NJOHNSO ,Stanton nMichiga

gWeldin gEngineerin

NSTEVE .B HHOLLWART ,Pennsauken wNe yJerse

lAeronautica yTechnolog

NLORE .R EHINCHE ,Chicago sIllinoi

lMechanica yTechnolog

YGAR L EITNYR ,Cumberland dMarylan

lMechanica yTechnolog

LHVISTENDAHSDOUGLA ,Oakes hNort aDakot

nEducatio

,Delaware oOhi

AROBERT A DHOWAL

Sixty-nine

CHARLES A KNOLL

Seattle, Washington Construction Technology

WILLIAM W KYLE

Longview, Texas Electrical Technology

JUDY F McCARRELL

Eighty-Four, Penn Missionary Technology

Penn Industrial Engineering

I always thought that the AO fellas were "a little oil upstairs."

Industrial Engineering

Aeronautical Technology

DON

Longview, Texas Chemistry

EDWARD R

Burlison, Tennessee Mechanical Technology

DONALD P KEGARISE Saxton, PAUL L KELSEY Oakfield, New York Mechanical Engineering BRUCE D. McCLELLAN Jackson Center, Penn Mechanical Technology LINDELL V. McGUIRE Longview, Texas DWAYNE W. KING Longview, Texas G. KRAUS
Seventy
LaVELLE

NALLA G GRUDBER ,Longview nWashingto sBusines

DPRAMO .P ERAVAD ,Bombay aIndi nProductio yTechnolog

lMechanica yTechnolog

HKENNET .D PRUP ,Hesston sKansa

DRICHAR C RPOTTINGE ,Pittsburgh aPennsylvani yHistor

lAeronautica yTechnolog

SJAME L SNICKLE ,Seneca hSout aCarolin

lshe'l efad rfo rhe sColt ta eth tmovemen fo a !hand

hWatc tou !Jim nWhe sHulene' seye ear elik sthi

lMechanica yTechnolog

,Findlay oOhi

NSTEPHE B RPIFE

lMechanica yTechnolog

LPAU A NNELSE ,Billings aMontan

lIndustria gEngineerin

YTIMOTH K CMARINE ,Philadelphia Penn

lMechanica yTechnolog yHistor

RWALTE S MNEEDHA ,Bombay aIndi ,Coplay aPennsylvani

RSUDHAKA EMHANKAL

eSeventy-on

A.' yy f A J

Massachusetts Industrial Engineering

T WESSMAN Congers, New York Mechanical Technology

DANIEL P WESTBROOK Bernice, Louisiana Mechanical Technology

EUGENE E SEABURN

Cortland, New York Education

DAVID A SEATON Memphis, Tennessee Aeronautical Technology

J WALTER SHANK Fayetteville, W Virginia Mechanical Technology

LYLE K. THOMPSON Adrian, Michigan Construction Technology

NELS M TIMM South Amboy, New Jersey Welding Engineering

JAMES W. WATSON La Vernia, Texas Industrial Engineering

Who me? I would never put pepper in your coke!

ALBERT
Seventy-two
DEAN W WHITMAN Carlisle,
DRONAL E NWILBUR
nSa ,Bernardino
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yTechnolog LCAR E NWILSO ,Nogales
aArizon
lMechanica yTechnolog sName fo sJunior ewhos spicture
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Seventy-three
dsettle down

Senior Class Officers: Donald Courson, Vice President; Henry Fogle, Treasurer; Jacqueline Rickey, Secretary; Steve Koetsier. President.

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WILLIAM G ALLEN Converse, Louisiana Chemistry
Seventy-four
Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Omega 2, 3, 4
HRALP E GALTI ,Jamieson nOrego lMechanica yTechnolog YGAR .R YAME ,Allentown aPennsylvani lAeronautica yTechnolog EGEORG .I .APGAR .JR ,Allentown aPennsylvani lIndustria yTechnolog kYearboo ;1 rChoi ,1 ,2 Pres ,3 ;4 yPla ,2 ;4 SIE ,2 ;3 aKapp aZet iCh ,2 Sec ,3 PV 4 NELLE .M TBANCROF nJohnso ,City wNe kYor hEnglis nEducatio kYearboo ,1 ,2 redito 3 & ;4 wYello tJacke 1 -2 FIVC Sec 1 & ;2 yPla ,1 ;3 pPe bClu ,2 ;3 Sec fo eSophomor ;Class tStuden eSenat Sec ;3 dGol yKe bClu Sec 4 eSeventy-fiv
Most Talented: David Hall and Judy Drury
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IOAN C. BAUER Detroit, Michigan Bible GEORGE A BENDER Little Rock, Arkansas Industrial Engineering R BAXTER BERRY Norris, South Dakota Mechanical Technology
Seventy-six
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Quartet 4; Student Senator 4; Intramural sports 3, 4

Sec ,3 nChaplai 4

lIntramura ssport ,I ,2 ,3 ;4 aDelt aSigm iPs ,2

nConstructio yTechnolog

NJOH .F WBRADSHA ,Rotterdam wNe kYor

gWeldin gEngineerin SAW ,2 .Vice-Chair ,3 .Chair .4

EIIMMI B NBOLTO ,Columbia aLouisian

lIntramura ssport ,3 ;4 SIE 3

lMechanica yTechnolog

DRONAL G DBON ,Carnegie aOklahom

lSoftbal .4

SIE ,1 ,2 ;3

yTechnolog

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EWAYN .C EBOEV ,Holland nMichiga

nSeventy-seve
DAVID A. BURGESS Grand Haven, Michigan Electrical Technology JOHN H CESSNA Kansas, Ohio Mathematics Gold Key Club 4 DONALD CHITTENDEN Corfu, New York Welding Engineering
Seventy-eight
Most Athletic: Susan Till
NJUA
,Havana aCub lMechanica yTechnolog SIB ,2 ,3 ;4 lIntramura ssport ,2 .3 DDAVI
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Jay, Florida

Business

Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4

Monroe, Iowa

Aeronautical Technology Yearbook Business Manager 4.

Most

Longview, Texas History Education

D WAYNE DIAMOND Humorous: Walter Nekoroski Most Non-conformist: Lee Pitts RICHARD R. DICKMAN JUDITH E. DRURY
Eighty
HJOSEP
YDUPU ,Richmond aVirgini lIndustria gEngineerin gWrestlin ,2 ;3 lIntramura ssport ,3 ;4 SIE ,2 ,3 ;4 aAlph aOmeg ,2 ,3 PV 4 , •/
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lIntramura ssport .4
Eighty-one
H DEDLUN
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YHENR .C EFOGL ,Charleston hSout aCarolin yChemistr
PAUL D. FOGLE Charleston, South Carolina Electrical Technology DOUGLAS I. FORD Hallsville, Texas GolChemistry d Key Club 4 IVAN H. GRAHAM. JR. Owosso, Michigan Bible Choir 1; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 2, 3. CHARLES D GRAY
Eighty-two
Beckville, Texas Electrical Technology
,Clearwater
DEDWAR
LHAL ,Sarasota
lIndustria
Pres fo nFreshma ;Class tStuden rSenato ;1 uTa aKapp aDelt ,1 PV ,2 Treas ,3 ;4 SIE ,2 Pres 4 tBes
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wNe yJerse lElectrica
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Justin, Texas

Mechanical Technology

North Adams Michigan

Electrical Technology

Mechanical Technology

MORRIS D. HARMONSON ERIC E. HARSHBARGER Choir 1, 2; Quartet 3; IVCF music director 1; Intramural sports 1, 3, 4 MARTIN E HENDRIX San Antonio, Texas Mechanical Technology KENNON G. HESS Buffalo, New York
Eighty-four

wYello tJacke ,1 redito ,2 3 & ;4

kYearboo ;1 dGol yKe bClu 4

AARDELL M RKEMMLE ,Altoona aPennsylvani yChemistr

yVarsit lBasketbal ,1 ,2 ,3 •

lIndustria gEngineerin

MWILLIA .M SJONE ,Houston sTexa

tBes :Looking aPatrici dMcClellan dan nJoh .Swizdaryk

lIndustria gEngineerin gWrestlin ,1 ,2 ;3 aDelt aSigm iPs ,1 .Sec ,2 ,3 .4

RPETE J RHOPLE ,Ridgewood wNe yJerse

V
Eighty-five

R STEVE KING

Quarryville, Pennsylvania

Mechanical Engineering

Alpha Omega 1, Plegdemaster 2, Pres 3, Historian 4; IES 2, VP 3, 4; Pres of Junior Class

Urbana, Illinois

Mechanical Technology

R. KOETSIER

Hawthorne, New Jersey

Construction Technology

Delta Sigma Psi 1, Corres Sec 2, Pres 3, 4; Pres of Senior Class; Student Senator 4; Pres of Intersociety

Longview, Texas

Industrial Engineering

STEVEN ALBERT D LAWRENCE BILL L. LAWRENCE
Eighty-six

lMechanica yTechnolog

TPA .M LMcCONNEL ,Alamogordo wNe oMexic

lElectrica yTechnolog

YLARR .R DLOY ,Walsh oColorad

APATRICI A DMCCLELLAN ,Longview sTexa eBibl oPian rfo rchoi ,1 tStuden swive otri ,1 ecolleg otri ,2 ;3 lRecita ,2 ;4 Sec fo nFreshma ;Class yPla 3

lIndustria gEngineerin

TROBER .E ELOSUR ,Converse aIndian

i
Eighty-seven

Welding Engineering

American Welding Society Pres 4

JEFF F. McCOY Powell, Wyoming Industrial Engineering THOMAS H. McCULLOUGH Jacksonville, Florida Industrial Engineering Pres of Freshman Class; Rodeo Club 1; Intramural sports 1, 3, 4; Alpha Omega 2, 3, 4 BERT A. McDANIEL Shreveport, Louisiana
Eighty-eight
Best All-around: Henry Fogle Most Likely to Succeed: Carl Cyphers.
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Best Personality: Victor Rice and Joan Bauer

Syracuse, New York

Mechanical Technology

Dubois, Pennsylvania

Industrial Engineering

Peabody, Massachusetts

Welding Engineering

Intramural sports 1,

JAMES T MOODY THOMAS J MOULTON WALTER J. NEKOROSKI, JR.
Ninety
2, 3; Choir 1; IES 3; AWS 4; Alpha Omega 2, Treas 3 & 4.
MTO .M EPAC ,Albuquerque wNe oMexic yMissionar yTechnolog NDUA .E .PACKARD .JR ,Kerrville sTexa lIndustria gEngineerin SIE ,1 ,2 ,3 4 A rJ HKEIT .L DPACKAR ,Walsh oColorad lElectrica yTechnolog ELE F SPITT ,Freedom aCaliforni lAeronautica yTechnolog lIntramura ssport ,3 ;4 dBan ;3 rChoi ,3 4 Ninety-one

Norton, New Brunswick

Industrial Engineering

Ithaca, New York

Industrial Engineering

Intramural

Clearwater, Florida

Business Administration

Lakeland, Florida

Industrial Engineering

VICTOR C. RICE Student Senator 1, 2, 3; VP of Student Senate; Delta Sigma Psi 2, Chaplain 3, 4; Intersociety 3; Gold Key Club 4 JACQUELINE R. RICKEY Sec of Senior Class; History Club 4 DONALD D. HIKER sports 1, 2, 3, 4; AWS 1; IES 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigma Psi 1, Treas 2 & 3, 4 R TERRELL ROBBINS
Ninety-two
Yellow Jacket Asst Ed 1; Yearbook 2; IES 2; Kappa Zeta Chi 2, VP 3; Intersociety Treas 4

tStuden rSenato 3

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DDAVI R WSNO ,Laconia wNe

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Ninety-three

Massapequa, New York

Electrical Technology

Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Electrical Float Com.

Baltimore, Maryland

Industrial Engineering

Danville, Illinois

Electrical Technology

Tau Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; IES 3, 4

Calgary, Alberta

Industrial Engineering

IES 1,

ROBERT G. STARKE DAVID L STRAIN THOMAS SUESS JOHN D. SWIZDARYK
Ninety-four
2, VP 3, Chaplain 4; Tau Kappa Delta 2, Pres 3, VP 4; Student Senator
NSUSA .M LTIL ,Lakewood wNe kYor yHistor nEducatio rCheerleade ,2 ,3 ;4 kYearboo ,1 ;2 wYello tJacke ,1 ;2 nScandinavia bClu ,2 sPre ;3 yHistor bClu 4 YHENR RUNGE ,Abbotsford hBritis aColumbi lIndustria gEngineerin DJERAL .G RVANDE IKOO ,Zeeland nMichiga lMechanica yTechnolog SIE ,1 ,2 3 MWILLIA .F EWALLAC ,Channelview sTexa lIndustria gEngineerin Ninety-five
LAWRENCE A. WEIPPERT Jacksonville, Florida Electrical Technology
"*•
Most Friendly: Ronald Bond and Ellen Bancroft ROBERT S WICHERN Aurora, Colorado Aeronautical Technology RAY L. WILSDORF
Ninety-six
Longview, Texas Welding Engineering

gWeldin gEngineerin

lIndustria gEngineerin

DDONAL G MYOCU ,Toledo oOhi

gWeldin gEngineerin

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Ninety-seven

Electrical

Allentown, Pennsylvania

Industrial Engineering

Intramural

Names of those Seniors not pictured:

ROYCE A. YODER Elkhart, Indiana Technology Gold Key Club 4; Student Senator
» -
HAROLD L YOST Goshen, Indiana Aeronautical Technology SHERMAN C. PHARR DAVID S. ROWE GEORGE W. YOUNKEH
Ninety-eight
sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Kappa Delta 1, 2, Treas 3, Pledgemaster 4; IE5 Sec 3; Swimming 2
Ninety-nine

Handling the nominating convention is just one job of the officers.

Senate

discusses many a problem over a cup of coffee.

The Student Senate Body
ml One hundred
Carl

;Secretary-Treasurer nJoa ,Bauer eVic ;President lCar Cyphers

kBac :row Dr ,Stephens ;sponsor nKe ,Edlund eRoyc ,Yoder ;President mTo ,Pace sDougla ,Ford nJoh ;Cessna tFron :row rVicto ,Rice aArdell ,Kemmler nElle ,Bancroft

tbanque yver much

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eOn dhundre eOn
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One hundred Two
Dick Nicholls, Jonathan Gain, Doug Werres, John Arnold, Richard Meronek, Harold Krause.

sBrook Bolton

kBac :row lPau ,Breithaupt tKen ,Wilson tWal ,Nekoroski bBo ,Shepherd aJoshu -Strick ,land tBar ;Davis :Seated nSherma ,Pharr yJo ,Durham ,sponsor nDo ,Chittendon

tty Society

sCharle ,Yohe sponsor :Officers lWil ,Hyslop eVic ;President dEdwar ,Hall ;President eDuan ,Packard Treasurer

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eOn hundred Three
DONALD L THOMPSON 2nd President Ken Edlund, president in fall semester, concentrates on -winning Dave Stine, 3rd President; Bertie Howaid, Secretary; Judy McCarrell, Treasurer; Diane Strong, Vice President (not present) Physical food, as well as spiritual, is received at the retreat
One hundred Four

eOn

eGeorg eCron dacte sa rannounce rfo eth orode rfo eth hfourt etim sthi .year

.Treasurer sVest ewer emad rfo oRode bClu ,members hwit eth sword u"LeTournea eColleg oRode "Club nwritte no eth back

sJame ,Heinke eGeorg;Vice-President ,Pierson ,Secretary dan nStephe ,Carper

oRode ,Club a dthir orode swa .produced rOthe sofficer fo eth bclu ewer

tLas ,year hwit nKe rStillhamme gactin sa tPresiden fo eth ynewl dorganize

.arena

eTh gfollowin ryea dGarlan nMaha dan eGeorg ,Crone rtogethe hwit lsevera ,others nagai dproduce na ramateu orode hwhic swa dhel ni eth rGladewate

College

na aaren no scampu dan dproduce eth tFirs rAmateu oRode fo uLeTournea

tStuden eSenat fo uLeTournea ,College dan shi ,Vice-President lCarrol ,Handly eth rfou ro efiv dintereste sstudent tbuil

owh swa nthe tPresiden fo eth

tStuden eSenat ni eth lschoo ryea .'63-'64 tI yactuall doriginate ni eth ryea fo 2'61-'6 nwhe lsevera sstudent ddiscusse hwit .Mr tRober ySelb eth ypossibilit fo ghavin a orode rfo uLeTournea .College hWit eth phel fo nMelvi .J ,Bell

eTh oRode bClu sa hsuc swa tfirs dorganize sa a lspecia ecommitte fo eth

;retary nStephe ,Carper Treasurer

eColleg students eTh oRode bClu sha ngrow mfro rfou ro efiv sstudent ot yapproximatel ytwent members eTh sofficer fo eth bClu sthi ryea :are nKe ,Stillhammer ;President eGeorg ,Pierson ;Vice-President tJane ,Polhamus -Sec

tPresiden uLeTournea sopen eth 5196 orode hwit prayer sThi si eth hfourt ryea na ramateu orode sha nbee dproduce yb uLeTournea

eTh oRode Club

hundred Five
Stttd&tt TVwe*
The Student Wives Trio: Mrs Marvin Den Bleyker, Mrs William Lawrence, Mrs Wayne Boeve
One hundred Six
Mr Nels Stjernstrom spoke at the Student Wives Banquet eTh tOcte gsingin ni .chapel tPa dMcClellan ta eth .keyboard eTh sAmbassador :Trio nJoa ,Bauer eDian ,Strong nElle ,Bancroft dan tpianis yKa Plowman eTh gSingin :Strings bBo ,Miller mJi ,Kibelbek dan
eOn hundred nSeve
mJi .Eastman

Cor Road-e-o November 14, 1964

NAME DORM

Careful now! Let's park it just right! If everyone were watching me, I'd get nervous too

SCORE SHEET
Parallel Parking: 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Forward Maneuvers: 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Backward
25 20 15 10 5 0 Wheel Tracking: 50 40 30 20 10 0 Stopping: 25 20 15 10 5 0
Maneuvers:
TOTAL SCORE:
One hundred Eight

IlSpiritua sEmphasi Week

.Rev eMauric nWessma espok gdurin eth

eTh rchoi dadde rflavo ot eth lSpiritua sEmphasi .weeks

,Emphasis

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- ^ ?" eOn dhundre eTVin
One hundred Ten
Homecoming Queen and escort: Pat McClelland and Wally Watson rOu sspirit eros hhig sa eth eflam swa dkindle ta eth ppe rally
dan eth sbleacher ewer dcrowde
eTh elin swa glon ttha tnigh
dan ""Pop
gHomecomin .Queen One hundred Eleven
sa tJane rWelle ebecam tfirs prunner-u
dcrowne tPa
One of the speakers, Denny Repko stands with the songleader, Dwayne King The other speaker, Shelby Wilson, chats with some of the fellas while eating dinner. The students "chickened out" once they got on the end of the diving board and saw the cold water.
One hundred Twelve
After an evening of games and a cold night's sleep, breakfast was very much welcomed.

rAfte ,dinner na nafternoo fo nfu dan sgame began

no rthei ywa ot eth lchape dan emor lspiritua food

rAfte tquie ,time sstudent scros eth ebridg

rAfte ,breakfast tquie etim nbega dan . . . heac ,student ealon hwit fhimsel dan God

. :• .• SH! I V IK
rAfte eth gmornin ,seminars eth ,cooks Dr sStephen dan Mr ,Selby kcoo pu a storm
eOn hundred Thirteen

Everything happened at the Hootenanny! "Tennessee" was shot, etc., etc

Yocum

Beard winners: Pat McConnell, best impersonation; George Pierson, longest; David Strohecker, best trimmed; Jim Durniak, peach fuzz; "Sarge" Grey, Judge; Kent Wilson, most original; Bob Ralston, Dr Stephens, and Dr Stuber, judges

f
Frontier Queen: Mrs Don (Gail)
One hundred Fourteen

sLongview' rMayo Bennett

eTh uLeTournea eColleg 5196 nMaratho srunner hwit

!Wow kLoo ta ethos sbloomer ttha e"Minni "Pearl
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gStron sha !on A yrela dan eth rrunne sspeed no dtowar Longview nJohnso dan nBronso yreall dstrumme pu a mstor ta eth Hootenanny
One hundred Fifteen
The Aero Tech's float won first prize in the parade The 1965 Tug-O-War champions — Alpha Omega! »* '**•" Whoops! Better watch those horns!
One hundred Sixteen
Spur 'em on Cowboy! Spur 'em on! tJus hwatc !folks eI'v nbee gpracticin lai !week
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eOn hundred Seventeen
uYo awann ?drag
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Vol. XII, No. 10 A STUDENT PUBLICATION OF LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE, LONGVIEW, TEXAS
April
23, 1965 Editor Ardella Kemmler confers with Advisor Bob Owen on Yellow Jacket layout Paul Kitchen, Circulation Manager, gives Dave Irving copies for the Dog House Ardella and Assistant Editor Bob Peterson discuss mailing list.

dan bBo Peterson

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nKitche rAdviso bBo nOwe eTh wYello tJacke s a ybiweekl -publica ntio yb dan rfo eth sstudent fo uLeTournea College eTh sview fo sit leditoria fstaf ear tno ynecessaril ethos fo eth ecolleg -admin .istration I 4
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Bancroft take a break The publications office building
One hundred Twenty
Ralph.and Ellen discuss art work with Millie Culver. Al Rudberg explains Society layouts to Carolann McLennon and Nancy Meyer. tAssistan sbusines rmanage nDa kClar skeep yNanc rMeye ybus typing ,"O-ohhhhh eBarbi "Doll! eTh kyearboo fstaf senjoy sCoke ni eth g"Do "House — ycourtes fo .Mr .Selby yFacult radviso Mr tRober ySelb jJ stalk rove esom sproblem hwit
One hundred Twenty-one
nElle dan rphotographe dDavi Irving

Where did that canary go? And then there was this light

Hey, wait a minute! That's mine!
One hundred Twenty-two
But mother, I know Jesus is the one.
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Executive VP John Swizdaryk
^HgpfWIik
President Jim Burgin
arm •^^=5 Sponsor Dr
One hundred Twenty-four
First VP Bill Jones
R L Stephens
Sponsor Dr
J W Stuber

eGeorg rYounke

lPau dWoo

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dRichar rPottinge

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One hundred Twenty-five
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Presentation of charter to sponsors
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One hundred Twenty-six
Presentation of charters to honorary members '64-'65. yMicke ePet lGrennel rMoshe yHarr tBarret oOrland lMadriga gDou sWerre mJi nEastma yStanle
One hundred Twenty-seven
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Officers

Paul Kelsey — President

George Apgar — Vice Pres

Walt Needham — Secretary

Don Chapman — Treasurer

Paul Hara—Pledge Elect Officer

6-
One hundred Twenty-eight

sWhat' eth ystor no sthi ?mule

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E$B5 >»•M «•£. «4 V>&T| One hundred Twenty-nine
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Delta Sigma Psi was founded in February of 1963with the purpose of developing the mind, the body, and the soul The men of Delta Sigma Psi know that through organized brotherhood they can prepare themselves for leadership unparalleled in the outside world

*Dett* if ^>* A b ml s».
Officers: Phillip Rickey, Vice President; Don Auchey, President; Logan Sampson, Secretary; Buzz Howard, Treasurer; Ned Welder, Correspondence Secretary
; One hundred Thirty
fMMfi ' * mma
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One hundred Thirty-one
eSlid ttha ,rule !Phil

The thirty members of Delta Sigma Psi stem from twelve states and Canada It is the sincere hope of each member that this society may prove itself to be one of the contributing factors in the development of our college campus and the student spirit. This year the society is happy to announce that Robert H. Ralston, professor of Industrial Engineering, was added as sponsor

Delta Sigma Psi men supporting the Jackets! More fuel for the bonfire! Buzz rolls another strike!
One hundred Thirty-two

od ti ,heartily sa ot eth ,Lord dan tno ount "men.

ebeliev ttha r"Whatsoeve ew ,do ttha ew dshoul

eW eus sa rou yke ni eth nfunctio fo aAlph aOmeg eth evers dfoun ni sColossian 3:23 eW

lsocia sarea fo life

semphasi no eth ,spiritual ,mental lphysica dan

ywa ot eachiev sthi epurpos si yb gplacin

nhuma ,personality eth tbes dan tmos lbeneficia

.member eW ,believe ewhil grecognizin eth yimpossibilit fo gdealin hwit yever taspec fo eth

epurpos fo gdevelopin eth ewhol nma ni heac

eTh ysociet sha nbee dorganize hwit eth esol

scend yan lpersona ,selfishness dan owh tattemp ot duphol yfaithfull eth stradition dan sactivitie fo uLeToumea .College

dboun ot sJesu tChris ni yloyalt hwhic -trans

aAlph aOmeg si emad pu fo nme owh ear

lPau ,Williams yTerr .Kaster tFron :Row eDuan ,Barrett lPau ,Kelner rWalte ,Nekoroski nKe ,McKinley nDea ,Whitman yJerr .Hudson ^

nRo ,Harris lPhi Schwartz eMiddl :Row nJoh ,Sloan mTi ,Marinec nRo ,Wilburn eJo ,DuPuy

kBac :Row eStev ,King yLarr ,Stanton mSher ,Bellinger lBil ,Allen yWall ,Watson nDo ,Kegarise

eOn dhundre Thirty-three

Sponsor, Mr Page, relates some amusing incidents about some kind of wall.

Alpha Omega members and dates enjoy a formal banquet Pledges sing, while Griff plays his guitar AO's QUEEN
One hundred Thirty-four
Miss Pat McClelland represented Alpha Omega in the Homecoming Queen's contest and was crowned LeTourneau College Homecoming Queen for 1964-65
, sGa
mhi pu !Moose
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LGENERA NFRANKLI One hundred Thirty-five
LGENERA NFRANKLI

IThis year has proven to be one of complete evaluation and organization for the Intersociety Council. With the cooperation of the administrative council of the College, we were able to revise our constitution and receive official recognition This marks the first year of such recognition by the administrative members.

The school year of 65-66 will see a growth in the membership of the council. The members will be Kappa Zeta Chi, Alpha Omega, Delta Sigma Psi, Tau Kappa Delta, and Lambda Alpha Sigma as the new society This new society is limited in its membership in that aviation students are the only ones qualified for membership

The officers of the council this year were Steven Koetsier, President; Don Kegarise, Vice President; Allen Rudberg, Secretary; and Terrell Robbins, Treasurer. Each officer of the council represented one of the societies.

It is the hopes and intentions of the council that the next year will be one of vast growth and an asset to LeTourneau College.

Left to right — back row — Sherman Bollinger, Logan Sampson, Daniel Hopler, James Burgin, Don Auchey, Ron Wilburn, Glenn Herr, Don Chapman, Ivan Frey Seated — Steven Koetsier, Don Kegarise, Allen Rudberg, Paul Kelsey Don Auchey, President Delta Sigma Psi; James Burgin, President Tau Kappa Delta; Ron Wilburn, President Alpha Omega; Paul Kelsey, President Kappa Zeta Chi
One hundred Thirty-six
One hundred Thirty-eight
eOn dhundre Thirty-nine

Although hampered by injuries to key players and by inexperience on the bench, our team overcame these difficulties and ended with a fine season

Much credit for our team is deserved by Coach Bailey and the graduating Senior players We, as spectators, can look at this past season with fond memories of our boys in action.

Come on, felias! Let's go! Co-captains: Bill Jones and Wayne Diamond
LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE YELLOWJACKETS 1964-65 Basketball Scores LeT. Opp. 66 Midwestern 82 78 Arkansas State Teachers 67 76 Stephen F Austin 60 69 East Texas Baptist 81 77 Southwestern Louisiana 88 64 East Texas Baptist 70 82 Corpus Christ! 84 95 Texas A & I 77 103 Belhaven 88 73 Wayland Baptist 65 54 Belhaven 66 71 Troy State 79 81 William Carey 94 66 William Carey 67 69 Texas A & I 66 74 Tarleton State 81 57 Wayland Baptist 48 37 Midwestern 39 115 Corpus Christ! 81 67 East Texas Baptist 57 45 Pan American 42 66 Tarleton State 67 58 Pan American 70 One hundred Forty
MURRAY BAILEY, Basketball Coach rOu rSenio splayer ni nactio — ,top eWayn ,Diamond lBil ;Allen
eOn hundred Forty-one
bottom lBil ,Jones nDo Gordon

Wayne Diamond received the most valuable player award at the athletic banquet !

Rev Stjernstrom spoke at the athletic banquet.

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One hundred Forty-two
Julian Miller, manager
3 4 RVISITO
yThe dsai ttha ythe ewer ,tall tbu sthi si !ridiculous
eOn hundred Forty-three
!Hey eWher ddi ti ?go

We are proud to present our wrestling team for this year The team has been improved through the acquisition of some very fine freshmen and the added experience of the returning lettermen. Credit must also be given to Coach McCoy for his trade secrets and coaching techniques.

Wrestling trophies were numerous this year.

Chattanooga Invitational Tournament

1st place 167# Gene Seaburn

2nd place 130# Carl Roth 147# Jack Shearer 115# Larry Montoya

3rd place 130# Jim Griffith

LeTourneau Invitational Tournament

1st place 123# 130# 157# 167# 177#

2nd place 137# 157# 191# HWT

3rd place 137#

John Gait

Jim Griffith

Garland Mahan

Gene Seaburn

Ron Wilburn

Dan Hopler

John Sloan

Mike Bridgewater

Philip Schwartz

Richard Harbert

KEITH McCOY, Wrestling Coach
LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE WRESTLING 1964-65 LeT. Opp. 27 Fort Polk 2 27 Fort Polk 5 18 Auburn University 15 17 Maryville College 11 22 Texas School of the Blind 5 5 Fort Hood 5 25 Fork Polk 9 23 Variety Boys Club 14 Central Missouri State 18 28 New Mexico State University 6 10 University of New Mexico 19 17 Fort Lewis College 11 29 Southwest Louisiana State 5 21 Southwest Louisiana State 5 Fort Hood 13 33 University of Texas 31 William and Jewell College 3 5 Fort Hays Kansas State 20 24 Fort Polk 8 One hundred Forty-four

eMik ,Bridgewater 119 # mTi .Marinec rmanage

nRo ,Wilburn 717 #

eGen ,Seaburn #167

dGarlan ,Mahan #157

lBil ,Miller #147

mJi Griffith 013 =

""Moose ,Schwartz THW

nDa Hopler #137

e\
Barrett nJoh Gait #123
II i One hundred Forty-five
TOP
7*0** One hundred Forty-six
, Sweat I elov ,you I elov uyo . . . eTh l"whee wbarro race
eOn hundred Forty-seven
yM sthat' a glon !kiss

Whew,

tNow look here ref! I told you that was the wrong call!

G 5I
Top: We'll get 'em one way or another what a match! Get that rebound fellas! Ride 'em Tex.
One hundred Forty-eight
Hey! Let's not lay down on the job!
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eOn dhundre Forty-nine
eBerti dHowal Raymond Bartlett also helped the girls cheer from time to time Bertie and Ruth cheered the team on at homecoming bonfire
One hundred Fifty
It looks like 2 points for KZX? Grab that ball! ,Abra-ka-dabra pdro ttha !ball
I rwonde owh lwil nwi — ttha si nbetwee aDonn dan Becky eOn hundred Fifty-one
oG tge m'e Tim
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Block that shot!
looks like a slam!
c "Pnoyntwt fan Otvi One hundred Fifty-two
Is it that bad?
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eth yda ythe dstarte eth sgirl' ,lounge
eth
One hundred Fifty-three
dan eth yda ythe dfurnishe ,it
eth tnigh ythe dha nope ehous ni
,societies

those field trips,

the letters from home, the spirit at the homecoming pep-rally, when they started the science building,

riTTTT One hundred Fifty-four
gwaitin ni lines e(hos schat ni eth gDo ,House eth food
One hundred Fifty-five
ttha ""unofficial lbasketbal ,game

the year it snowed twice in Texas,

those hairy days, 1,1

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One hundred Fifty-six
that beautiful corsage, those phone calls home,

rchoi ,practices

,roomcheck

eth yda uyo tgo 82 no
One hundred Fifty-seven
eth tnigh nDea yWile dvisite rTyle lHal ,unexpectedly e\
ethos mdor ,hootenannies

those parties that were held in the dorm,

and the job of getting ready to go home

Iff11(111I III I
that smile of the Dean, •-SB
One hundred Fifty-eight
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