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FOREWORD

In our age of expression, college students across America have begun to search for truth and reality in a new form Mobbing, protesting, sign carrying students in several states have demonstrated for some cause or ideal Students carrying signs of protest have ironically failed to recognize that it is their lives that people see and not their cardboard advertisements. The lives of these young people are often solidly molded during the college years. Hence, these years are vital.

During this year, students from all types of backgrounds have gathered at LeTourneau College to complete a requirement of society the sign of an education For many collegiates, these days will be remembered as days of challenging opportunities and life changing decisions. To other students this past year will be eternally revered — for they met Christ as their Savior and Lord.

Each student has had some goal during this year. Their lives radiated what direction their "sign" pointed more powerfully than any electronic advertisement.

Within this book are the signs of college life in a Christian atmosphere. For the student this college year has been a sign of growth, maturity, and dedication As students leave for new vistas of life, they seek God's road signs for purposive direction.

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — ASSISTANT EDITOR

Sectional editor: Donna Stephens

Cathey Lawson

Dave Johnson

Sectional editor: Carolyn Wagoner

Ginger McCaslin

Darlene Widlicka

Lloyd Cobb

Norma Jones

Sectional editor: Carolann McLennan

Faith Hopler

Mary Knowles

Mike Rives

Sectional editor: Dave Currie

Sectional editor: Dave Hillis

Phil Jose

Phil Crawford

Richard Sprano

Sectional editor: Connie Boese

Mary Sprano

Richard Langford

RALPH BARBEE ROY POLMAN

Sectional editor: Pat Rieger

Becky Pfau

Ann Werner

Terry Michmerhuizen

Sectional editor: Millie Culver

Dan Clark

Business Manager: Larry Rehnquist

Mike Witzky

Photographer-in-chief: Dave Irving

Jack Smith

Fred Gilmer

Dale McCallum

Glenn Johnson

Artists: Becky Pfau

Dan Armstrong

Millie Culver

Secretary: Vikki Barbee

Advisor: "Sarge" Grey

Director of Student Affairs: Mr. Lawson

I extend my sincere and heartfelt thanks to the 1967 PIONEER staff for your wonderful cooperation and willingness to work You have worked well together. I do hope that each of you will profit through this experience in creating a yearbook. Do not forget our staff motto for this year — "whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God." I Corinthians 10:31b.

I also extend my sincere and heartfelt thanks to each of you who are the contents of this book For without you there would have been no need for this book. Thank you for cooperating in being at the proper place when we needed you

The most important person on our staff deserves all the praise for the job that He accomplished He gave us the wisdom to make the decisions and to assemble the entire yearbook The foremost thought in the production of this book is to glorify our Lord Jesus Christ, to whom we owe everything.

Several years from now this book will be the link between you and your experiences as a LeTourneau College student The pages of this book will show signs of being used as you flip through them in search of your best friend, a picture of you on your first bronc, or some other memory.

Signs show many things You will come in contact with many signs in the future years; however, the signs which this book portrays will always be a part of you Remember that wherever you are there are many people reading and watching your sign to see what it says. Whatever you do, do it to the glory of God and you will carry the right message on your sign!

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Dr Paul R Bauman, Vice President for Special Ministries

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Mrs. Faye Bozarth, Development Supervisor

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Mr and Mrs Jerry Cummings, Women's Residence Supervisors

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wischmeirer, Tyler Hall Supervisors

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Mrs Mary Birky, School Nurse Mr. Harold Wilson, Cafeteria Manager Mr Freddie Fitzgerald, Campus Patrolman

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BOARD of TRUSTEES

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

R G LeTOURNEAU Longview, Texas BARNEY WALKER, JR Houston, Texas HAROLD JORDAN Vicksburg, Mississippi SAM MACK, M.D., D.D.S Longview, Texas JULIAN A BANDY Toccoa Falls, Georgia
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C RICHARD BARGE Macon, Mississippi WM F )(Billy MGRAHA ,Montreat hNort aCarolin H MRS R G ULeTOURNEA ,Longview sTexa V DRAYMON NEDMA ,Wheaton sIllinoi THERBER NBUSCHMA wNe ,York wNe kYor ELANC NMcFADDI ,Lufkin sTexa NJOH C ESCOBE ,Longview sTexa LCAR L SESTE ,Longview sTexa DRICHAR H YHARVE ,Longview sTexa YRO S ULeTOURNEA ,Portland nOrego G YFA SLIVER ,Longview sTexa SCHARLE SLUCA eWhit ,Oak sTexa RCLAI D RWELLE
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HUMANITIES

The talents and lives of these professors have affected every student, since they are required to take some of their courses Everyone has some happy, some not-sohappy, but never-the-less, unforgetable experiences under these professors. In addition to memories, each student has gained from these professors' lives knowledge and wisdom which can never be taken away.

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Dr. Raymond E. Gingrich Bible and Greek Dr Kenneth F McKinley Bible Edward Roberts Missions and Bible Murray Bailey English Ruby J Bailey English Norman O Galyon English Ralph Gilbert English
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Edith Gingrich English Dr Catherine Hellman Foreign Language Victor A Werner Music

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Philosophical questions arising from this Christian Philosophy class are answered by Dr. Stuber.

The band members made good use of the instruments which were donated to them this year

The choir and director, Mr Werner, go through many hours of rehearsal.

In Speech class, students learn the techniques for preparing and giving speeches

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ENGINEERING and TECHNOLOGY

The Engineering and Technology department is the largest area of study at LeTourneau College Students come from all over the United States as well as various foreign countries to major in either Mechanical Engineering, which includes Aeronautical, Design, Industrial, and Welding, or the two technology courses, which are Electrical and Missionary.

The aim of this department and the other departments of the college is to scatter throughout the world engineers and technicians who have a desire to serve the Lord in each part of their life.

Charles H Yohe Engineering Elton Archer Graphics Floyd Bishop Aviation Dale Crane Aviation J C Harder Aviation William Kielhorn Mechanical Engineering
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Don Landis Mechanical Kngineering John Linebarger Mechanical Engineering Edward Roberts Missionary Technology Maurice Simmons Electrical Technology Earl E. Thompson Mechanical Engineering Kent Wilson Mechanical Engineering
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Students in Diesel Lab get practical experience in rebuilding a diesel engine.

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APPLIED ARTS

The division of Applied Arts enables students to train in Business Administration or Education The courses in the department of Business Administration are directly useful in the specific vocations of accounting, banking, selling or teaching Students who pursue an Education program may prepare for elementary or secondary teaching with specialization in subjects relating to either field of teaching

Students in Education in Secondary Schooling class take notes on Mr. Phillips' lecture.

In Social Studies Elementary, the students gather information and pictures from magazines to do a report.

Elementary School Curriculum class meets in Mr Phillips' office to discuss their lesson

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Dr. Robert Stephens Chemistry and Divisional Chairman

NATURAL SCIENCE

The area of Natural Science includes majors in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry Chemistry courses train students in the field of industry, medicine, laboratory technology, and graduate study. Math and Physics courses help students prepare for work in industry, marketing, insurance statistics and research, and graduate study. In one course of Biology, students learn fundamentals of structure and the function of living things.

Philip H Beatty Physics Linda Kerley Biology Bruce R. Hood Physics U S Moser Chemistry Lyndell Kerley Mathematics Conrad Vernon Mathematics Dr Kenneth R Suiter Chemistry Jack N Crawford Mathematics
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Swain D Phillips Mathematics Kenneth R Roden, Jr Mathematics

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SOCIAL SCIENCE

The Social Science department is made up of the History courses Teachers in this area seek to broaden each student's knowledge of history in relation to current events as well as give history majors a well rounded program Items of historical interest are displayed in the library for the enjoyment of the students A history club also functions for the interest of those in history courses.

Mr Durham's class learns about Western Civilization

The World Geography class has varied interests!

Kenneth R. Durham, Jr. History I Robert H Selby History
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STUDENT SENATE

It has been a wonderful privilege to serve as your student body president this year. Oft times the task has seemed insurmountable and probably would have been were it not for the tremendous jobs that George Crone, Brent Phinney, Lynn Pearson, and Becky Bodden have done as vice president, treasurer, and secretary.

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

The B.S.U. is a student led, Christ centered group organized for the purpose of Christian fellowship and evangelism President Felton Bellinger will be spending the summer in Nigeria as a missionary from the Texas Baptist Student Unions. He and the other officers, Kim Fowler, Darrell Walden, Stan Price, Judy McGuire, Cathey Lawson, and Carolann McLennan, work together on activities of the club such as the children's Bible class on Saturdays, social activities, and missionary projects Mr John L LaNoue is the area B.S.U director and Mr. Lyndell Kerley is the faculty advisor.

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YMISSIONAR PFELLOWSHI

WINGS FOR WITNESS

Wings for Witness is an organization of men with aviation majors, who are interested in increasing their knowledge of missionary aviation Led by Jack Sawatzky -coordinator, Mai Ratcliff -administrative secretary, and Evan Smithtechnical secretary, this group corresponds with many missionaries and works together on Project Friendship as they grow spiritually through their fellowship Project Friendship is a Stinson 108 which they are preparing for use on a mission field

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PIONEER STAFF

The Pioneer was created for the purpose of providing each student with a collection of the year's activities, establishing good public relations, and glorifying Christ

This year's Pioneer represents many hours of painstaking work in layout, photography, and editing by an all student staff. The main addition to this year's Pioneer is the addition of fourcolor pictures

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YELLOW JACKET STAFF

The school newspaper, the Yellow Jacket, is edited this year by Jack Warfel. Bill Hendricks is feature editor and Ron Kingham, who is pictured with "Sarge" Grey, advisor, is the assistant editor. Doug Mooney, reporter, checks the ball game scores with sports editor Bruce Baker Those in charge of typing and layout work do their part in meeting the paper's deadline. Gary Foster is business manager and Dave Riniker is circulation manager The photographers are Dave Irving - photographer-in-chief, Dale McCallum, and Jack Smith. They were kept very busy getting all the pictures for each issue

RODEO CLUB

The main function of the Rodeo Club is the organization and preparation for the LeTourneau College Rodeo held each year in conjunction with Frontier Days This year's officers, Bill Taylorpresident, Byron Myers - vice president, Edith Foster -secretary, and Jim Minton -treasurer, spent much time preparing for this year's rodeo in order to make it the highlight of Frontier Days

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AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY

The LeTourneau College chapter of this national society purposed to "sketch the broad opportunities available in the welding industry." Its monthly meetings are for the purpose of exchanging ideas, promoting inspection tours of nearby facilities, and educational lectures The chapter acquired this year one of two polariscopes in the United States The polariscope aids greatly in being able to understand stress build up and concentration.

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AUTOMOTIVE SOCIETY

The LeTourneau College Automotive Society was formed last year by a group of Auto Knthusiasts with the following purposes in mind: to maintain a Christ-centered organization of auto enthusiasts, to provide opportunity for members to further their knowledge of the auto industry, to advocate safe driving practices, to provide close association with professional societies, to provide a safe and clean area for auto maintenance, and to provide tools and equipment that individual members could not afford.

The Automotive Society also believes that field trips, educational films, and speakers from the automotive industry give a practical experience with one of the main factors of the American economy — the automobile

The officers this year were Jon Bergeron -publicity agent, Marshall AggenStudent Senate representative, Howard Pinner -vice president, Charles Snowtreasurer, William J. Taylor -president, and Phil E. Crawford - secretary.

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MUSIC

A welcomed addition to our music department this year is Mr Vic Werner Mr. Werner conducts the band, orchestra, and choir and instructs all the singing groups The choir served local and regional churches and presented special music in campus services. Our three singing groups this year are: The Ladies Trio: Millie Culver, Becky Baker, Edith Foster, and Judy Havskjold, accompanist; The Soulairs: Eddie Fallo, Dick Clark, Bill Hendricks, and Jim Kibelbek; and The Men's Quartet: Dave Rowley, Dennis Howard, Ron Mason, and Jim League.

HISTORY CLUB

The History Club was organized to stimulate Christian intellectual companionship while discussing various aspects of History. This year the club, led by Rick Harter -president, added new programs with films and guest speakers and played an important role in the presentation of a "Display of Lincolniana." These activities are advised by Professor Robert Selby and Professor Ken Durham The other officers are Donna Kulp - vice president, Ruth Stellrecht - secretary-treasurer, and Dixie Teer -coordination chairman

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LAMBDA ALPHA SIGMA

Lambda Alpha Sigma, founded in 1963, is composed of those chosen students enrolled in the aeronautical courses. The society motto is taken from Isaiah 40:31, "But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint." The society was formed for the purpose of furthering the department and college in the aeronautical field and to learn more about the advancements in the field of aviation.

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KAPPA ZETA CHI

As Christian young men, we feel it is important, whether on the sports field, in the society lounge, or at a more formal gathering, to live by these words:

"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy path.'' Proverbs 3:5-6

As time passes, it is our prayer that we, as members of Kappa Zeta Chi, will continue to uphold the name of Jesus Christ, and to develop into mature Christians who reveal Christ to the world

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ALPHA OMEGA BUILDS MEN FOR A CONFUSED WORLD

Alpha Omega is a brotherhood united steadfast toward a single goal, that of building Christ centered men for a confused and lost world.

A brotherhood of friendships that will go on through eternity.

A group, united with bonds of love, but most of all with a mutual love for Christ Men, steadfast, in the belief that all we do, be it study or sports, should be done with an enthusiasm that only a Christian can have. Believing that, "Whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men."

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DELTA SIGMA PSI

Delta Sigma Psi was founded in February of 1963 with 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.

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INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL

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Winners of the girls' volleyball league 1 to r: Irene Pierce, Becky Pfau, Faith Hopler, Ruth Montgomery. Rosalee Barnosky, Norma Jones

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Coached by Mr. Murray Bailey, this year's team fought to regain its former reputation for championship. The team fought to do its best throughout the season and was backed up by a vivacious student body.

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FALL RETREAT

During the week-end of October 7-9, a fall retreat was held in Ringgold, Louisiana at Miracle Camp grounds. It was a time of recreation and relaxation from classes. Well-known speakers led seminars which brought a concentrated look at each student's spiritual life. This week-end of fellowship closed with an inspirational rally and singspiration Saturday night.

Marriage is discussed by Mr and Mrs LaNoue during a seminar

The rules are laid down for the get-acquainted time.

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FALL SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

The week of spiritual emphasis, October 12-16, gave the whole school a new outlook for the coming year. Spiritual emphasis week provided everyone with the strength and determination they needed to face the academic year ahead of them During this week of messages from the Word of God, many students took a new outlook on life Many lives were changed into useful lives for Christ due to this week of spiritual emphasis

With vivid storytelling, Bill Weston relates Bible truths. The audience was enchanted by Jack Conner and his marimba The choir provided some of the special music during the meetings. An attentive audience packed the multi-purpose building each night.

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Interesting chapel programs are planned by a busy student activities committee.

CHAPEL

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

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SOFTBALL

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

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CAMPUS LIFE

As the Car Rodeo participants drove the course, the judge kept their scores.

Car Rodeo Individual Winners: 1 to r, 1st womenBecky Baker, 2nd womenMary Sprano, 1st menDallas DeWitt, 2nd menEddie Hendricks

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During the spring, Bob Miller presented a piano concert.

A free trip to the Holy Lands was presented to Wayne Johnson by Dr. Sam Mack during chapel

Country western star — Freddie, the campus patrolman — joins in with the fellows.

The Yellow Jacket and Pioneer Staff climaxed their year with a banquet at which the yearbooks were handed out

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1 to r: Steve Coyle, vice - president; Jim Miller, treasurer; Ann Werner, secretary; Bruce Remely, president

LETO1 TRNEA'T COLLEGE

FRESHMAN

Like our fathers before us, we go to battle. Ours are not battles against tyranny or religious persecution. We aren't protecting our families from line after line of marching red-coats, nor are we struggling to establish our freedom. But our battles are those fought to insure security, independence, and respect. Our battlefields are not water-soaked rice paddies, or miles of flak-filled skies, but rather the quiet of the class-room. Our enemy is not a well-trained army of jungle fighters Instead we fight ignorance, equally cunning and twice as deadly

But simply because no blood is shed does not imply that our battles demand no bravery. Just as the soldiers of world wars past, we must show courage, initiative, and perfection We cannot quit when pressures build and we cannot run We cannot compromise; we must win Our future and the future of generations to follow depend upon our victory. We can't afford to fail

Our preparation for gaining position in today's rapid world is not limited only to the academic and social levels Our preparation must be spiritual also Unlike so many others who study in schools with no spiritual emphasis, we have a great advantage We have a greater knowledge of our Lord and Savior We have divine help and guidance at our request

But with this advantage comes responsibility. It is our duty to give the Lord Jesus Christ the glory and praise he deserves It is also our duty to do all we possibly can to show and tell others of our great Savior. In return, we will find our battles easier to face and more often won Jesus said, "If I be for you, who can be against you?" With this in mind we turn and face the brilliance of the future

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Richard Langford

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James E Lombard

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George R Nelson

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George A. Oehmcke

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Ronald R Runion

Stephen P Sargeant

Mackey F Sarvis

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David L. Schick

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Maurice Scobee

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Richard L. Searight

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Daniel V. Theobald

Nels J. Thorson

Douglas Van Beenen

Ralph W Vanderburg

Bruce Villaume

Wesley Van Marter

Mark A. Vile

Dale L Weisbrod

Ann E. Werner

Helge E Vorland

Douglas A. Williams

Clyde L. Whittle

Michael E. Witzky

William W Wootten

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LETOURNEAU COLLEGE

SOPHOMORES

When a young person reaches college, his life turns from the frivolous to the sincere; for college is a sincere step toward his future Here a profession must be chosen — engineering, business, teaching. This decision will play a leading role in his life.

The second year of college is extremely important for this is the time that decisions must be affirmed

This year is a busy one for the Sophomore class Besides the campus activities, homework assignments, and church activities, many sophomores use their spare hours to work at part-time jobs. This, plus the testing of a new-found freedom that comes from being an upperclassman, fills every day of the sophomore.

Even though this is a busy year, the Sophomore class is trying to help LeTourneau College as much as possible. By cooperating with the administration and the other classes, the Sophomore class's aim is to add to the college in order that an even higher pinnacle of Christian fellowship may be reached

With Christ as our leader and friend, we will move ever forward.

left to right: Bob Rodgers, vice president; Darlene Widlicka, treasurer; Vikki Barbee, secretary; Tully Parker, president.
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SENIORS

I wish to thank the Senior class officers for their help and assistance in making this, their, senior year a better one I also thank our sponsor, Mr Thompson for his support and advice Above all, I wish to thank each Senior for the honor and privilege of serving as your Senior class president.

Reminiscing this past year, we have experienced a delightful Junior-Senior Class Banquet sponsored by the Junior class as a means to show their appreciation for the Seniors; thus they will deserve to become the honored guests next year

Our graduation exercises are to be held April 22, 1967 at 7:30 p.m in our newly dedicated gymnasium. We are honored this year in having Dr. Stephen Paine as speaker. Dr. Paine is the President of Houghton College, Houghton, New York

As we depart and settle throughout the United States, I pray that each Senior will be a leader — a leader in Christ It is our responsibility to be an effective witness to our fellow-man. We have been instructed by dedicated professors who have given us the "tools" to work with. It is our challenge to build ourselves, our families, our friends, and our great nation An appropriate verse for success in any field of endeavor is found in Proverbs 3:6, "In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths." A life directed by God is THE successful life.

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Anderson, Terry L

Aboo, Kristo

3939 N Hamlin, Chicago, III M.E p 139

Ackerman, Thomas D

8 Banks Ave., Johnson City, N.Y Aero Eng p 123

Adams, Michael R

R. R. No. 1, W. Lebanon, Ind. Aero Tech p 123

Adriance, Priscilla J

655 Taylor Ave., Oradell, N.J. Math p 45, 100, 139

Aggen, Marshall 1705V2 Mobberly Ave., Longview, Tex Aero Tech p 65, 150

Albright, Steven Box 42, Kennedy, N.Y M.E p 55, 74, 75

Alderson, Charles 803 W. Ave. C, Lampasas, Tex. Busn. p. 46, 71, 91, 92, 93, 94, 150

Allen, Donald 3500 38th St., Moline, III Aero Tech p 123

Altig, Ralph E. Campus Trailer Park Mech. Tech. p. 159

Alvine, Stephen S 4332 3rd Ave N.W., Seattle, Wash Mech Tech p 139

Anderson, Derek 364 Baker Ave., Ventura, Calif Mech Tech p 150

Anderson, David 606 N Galena, Dixon, III E.T

Anderson, Mark O

Rio Sena 49, Mexico 5, D.F Bible

Anderson, Sherwood R.D No. 2, Russell, Penn Busn. Admin. p. 123 p 123

R.R No 4 Toronto Rd., Spgfield., III Busn p 50, 75

Anderson, William R.D No 2, Russell, Penn Misn Tech p 123

Archer, Elton, Jr

900 Young, Longview, Tex Math p 86, 139

Armstrong, C Daniel 2251 N Burlington, Arlington, Va Chem p 41, 88, 139

Arneil, Allan C 311 Grove St., Montclair, NJ

M.E p 123

Ashby, William L 129 Glen Riddle, Media, Penn. I.E p 58, 159

Asher, Donald P P O Box 1006, Boerne, Tex Mech Tech p 123

Axt, Kenneth 1694 Broad St., Bloomfield, NJ. Eng p 79, 139

Ayres, Dennis C R.R No 2, N Manchester, Ind Eng p 123

BBadley, Kim C.

3211 W. Laurelhurst, Seattle, Wash.

I.E. p. 150

Baghramian, Peter

Rudsar Ave., Neyestany No 58, I.E Tehran, Iran

Bailey, James W Star Route, Bayside, Tex

M.E

Baker, Bruce W

2680 Killian Rd., Uniontown, Ohio

I.E p 59, 70, 71, 159

Baker, Rebecca S 2680 Killian Rd., Uniontown, Ohio Math. p. 47, 66, 150

Bakke, Kenneth A 6 Arbor Lane, Huntington, N.Y M.E

Baney, Richard D Benkelman, Neb.

Aero. Eng. p. 39, 139

Barbee, Ralph E

R.R No 2, Edgerton, Ohio Misn Tech p 8, 30, 31, 51, 55, 56, 88, 159

Barbee, Vikki S.

R.R. No. 2, Edgerton, Ohio

Hist. p. 30, 31, 42, 56, 139

Barnosky, Rosalee 3324 S. Rita, Springfield, III. Aero Eng p 59, 61, 100, 123 Barr, Neil L 1160 Millville, Lapeer, Mich

I.E p 85, 150

Barrett, Harry G Berwinsdale, Penn Mech Tech p 75, 159

Bartell, Larry D

R.R No 1 Box 141, Custer, Wash M.E p 139

Bartlett, John Hummock Pond Rd., Nantucket, Mass Ed.

Basham, Richard P Box 83, Horned, Kentucky Busn p 100, 123

Baylis, Robert P 10660 Island Lake Rd., Dexter, Mich Mech Tech p 123

Beckman, David A 4234 Wakefield, Richmond, Va. E.T p 139

Beckman, Thomas P. 4234 Wakefield, Richmond, Va M.E p 123

Beery, Dan E Box 209, Seaman, Ohio Ed p 139

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R.R No ,2 ,Laceyville Penn

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1334 nClinto ,Rd. ,Jackson Mich

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7880 ,Pinegrove ,Parma oOhi

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8833 eRidg ,Rd. ,Clarkson N.Y

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Aero Tech p ,73 116 ,Brower nStephe J ,Hundred .W .Va .M.E .p 014 ,Brown nHerma T 041 ,Harrison ,Pawnee III

sEagle ,Mere Penn

,Brink sThoma E

Hist p ,4 ,21 014

7100 aLind ,Lane ,Nacogdoches Tex

,Brink aRebecc S

xBo 59 .R.R .No ,1 ,Pomeroy .Wash .Weld .Eng

M.E ,Breithaupt lPau .H

nMai ,St. ,Yorkshire N.Y

,Brandt dDavi M

Aero Tech p ,97 014

,M.E. Aero Eng • p 015 ,Bowman dRichar W ,R.R. ,Chesterfield III

R.R No ,2 ,McPherson Kan

,Booker lLowel K

M.E p 412

yHiwa 81 R.R No ,1 kRoc ,Valley aIow

Aero Tech p ,52 ,73 016 ,Boogerd sJame .D

052 hEight ,St. ,Sealy Tex

0210 S h12t ,St. ,Longview Tex .M.E ,Bellinger nFelto

.M.E .p ,73 412 ,Boley kFrederic

.R.R .No 3 h146t ,Ave. ,Holland .Mich

Ed p ,57 ,100 312 ,Boeve yJerr L

E.T p ,79 016 ,Bodden aRebecc S 530 sFellow ,Rd. ,Houston .Tex .Engl .p ,50 ,51 ,100 014 ,Boese eConni M ,Bloomfield Mont

Mech Tech p 015 ,Bland eTerrenc 990 ,Electro Apt ,3 ,Longview Tex

R.R No ,3 ,Hillsborough ,N.B. Can

Aero Tech p 015 ,Blakney dDavi E

I.E p 016 ,Black hKeit R. xBo ,967 ,Friona Tex .M.E ,Elaine mWillia H xBo ,642 ,Hobbs wNe Mex

S yBa Rd R.D No ,1 ,Clay N.Y E.T p 312 ,Black nJoh .S oApartad lPosta No ,849 ,Hermosilla Mex

E.T p 016 ,Bixby dEdwar C

410 W ,Catawba ,Morganton N.C

Aero Tech p ,119 913 ,Bishop tRober E

sCampu eConcret Apt ""C

Mech Tech p 913 ,Birky .R tDwigh

Mech Tech ,Biggs ,Donald Jr 6111 tPos ,Rd. ,Wakefield .R.I

1121 ,Raney ,Longview Tex

Mech Tech p ,65 ,139 814 ,Beverly eRonni

sCampu rTraile kPar

Mech Tech p ,62 016 ,Bergeron nJo A

1222 eJan ,Drive ,Waco Tex

,Bellamy dRichar

Mech Tech p 913

050 wNe ,Road ,Southampton Penn

M.E p ,75 016 ,Bell nJoh D

,Bell nBritto W R.R No ,1 ,Kalispell Mont

719

Crone, George E

Box 961, Ft Stockton, Tex

Mech. Tech. p. 50, 51, 79, 157, 162, 181

Cross, Jimmie H

5020 Macafee Rd., Torrance, Calif

Aero Tech p 73, 162

Culver, Mildred E

11073 N. Center Rd., Clio, Mich.

Engl. p. 55, 59, 66, 100, 162, 179

Cummings, Jerry C

R.R No 2, Tuscumbia, Ala

M.E p 20, 140

Cunningham, John S

17447 S.E 40th PI., Bellevue, Wash

Aero Tech p 125

Currie, David B

13725 Commonwealth, Southgate, Mich

M.E. p. 51, 56, 137, 150

Currington, Dennis A

748 N Pearl, Bridge'ton, NJ

M.E p 71, 119, 162

Davidson, Charles W

Box 158, Humble, Tex

Construction Tech p 125

Davis, Clarence G

401 Bluebonnet, Bristol, Tenn

Aero Eng p 73, 140

Davis, John R

444 N.W 9th St., Boca Raton, Fla

E.T p 162

Davis, Paul J

164 E Spooner Rd., Milwaukee, Wis

Aero Tech

Davis, Ray C.

2005 Hoffman, Longview, Tex.

Busn. p. 157, 162

DeArmey, Cary L

Box 65, Listie, Penn

M.E p 11, 62, 137, 150

Dechert, Charles H.

Paradise Valley, Riverton, Wyo.

M.E. p. 50, 62, 151

Deere, David

606 S Division, DeRidder, La Aero. Tech.

DenBleyker, Marvin J

596 W 48th St., Holland, Mich Misn Tech p 163

DeWitt, Dallas J Airdrie, Alberta, Can. Mech Tech p 151

Dick, Doyle L Marion, S Dak E.T p 151

Dillard, Tedd A

202 Boring, Longview, Tex

M.E p 35, 71

Dingmon, James E

7443 Basin Rd., Ft. Edward, N.Y. M.E. p. 151

Doan, Christopher 4032 E Whitman, Tucson, Ariz

Aero Tech p 37, 72, 163

Doig, Stanley W

Box 479, Sitka, Alaska

M.E p 125

Dolgner, James R

306 Parallel St., Beaver Dam, Wis

Aero Tech p 37, 75, 163

Donnelly, Ralph W

2815 Sheffield Dr., New Lenox, III

M.E p 141

Donovan, Richard L

Campus Trailer Park

M.E p 75

Dubre, Harold R

R.R No 4, Danville, III Mech Tech p 151

Duffey, Paul, Jr

R.R No 3, Greencastle, Penn Aero Tech p 73, 163

Duncan, Ronald D

Box 1, Madison, Penn Busn Admin p 125

Dupler, Larry R

Campus Trailer Park Mech Tech p 163

Durniak, James D.

547 Ambridge Ave., Ambridge, Penn M.E p 151

Dworshak, Daniel J

6 W Cheyenne Rd., Colo Spgs., Colo E.T. p. 100, 125

Earhart, John E

63 N. Grant St., Manheim, Penn. * Mech. Tech. p. 88, 151

Eastman, James T

Box 147, Mount Upton, N.Y Aero Tech p 163

Eaton, John P

Mount Pleasant Mills, Penn.

M.E p 141

Eben, Dennis M

2637 Rosewood, Mesquite, Tex Aero Tech p. 51, 164

Echols, George D

1223 S. Azalea, Tyler, Tex. Weld p 151

Edwards, James K

120-A S Sidney, Longview, Tex Mech Tech

Ellis, Stanley J

R.R No 2, Monett, Mo M.E p 125

Ellis, William G

1214 Mahlow Dr., Longview, Tex Chem p 6, 164

Engle, Leon R

P.O Box 158, Nichols, Fla Mech Tech p 164

Erickson, Stanley C Box 89, Hutchinson, Minn Mech Tech p 62, 74, 75, 164

Ernst, Darrel O

R.R No 5, Meadville, Penn Aero Tech p 125

Evans, Jerry A

168 S Main St., Manheim, Penn I.E p 70, 87, 151

Fast, LeRoy D Box 6, Butterfield, Minn Aero Tech

Fast, Walter St Catharines, Ontario, Can M.E p 151

Faulkner, Linda J.

1708 Pineridge, Longview, Tex.

Hist. p. 47, 141

Fauss, Stephen G

R.R No 2 Box 45, Seville, Ohio

M.E

Festa, Burton C

1958 N Normandy, Chicago, III

M.E. p. 151

Finley, Richard E 2915 Colcord, Waco, Tex I.E p 79

Fohringer, R Daniel

R.R No 1, Mill Hall, Penn Aero. Tech. p. 79, 151

Foss, Robert L 113 Clay, Glendive, Mont Aero Tech p 126

Foster, Charles J

R.R No 2, McDonald, Kan Aero Tech p 164

Foster, Edith E

R.R No 2 Box 427, Arlington, Tex Hist p 60, 66, 119, 126

Foster, Gary D.

R.R No 1, Graver Hill, Ohio Ed p 33, 59, 151

Fowler, Kim C 1547 W University, Mesa, Ariz M.E p 52, 151

Fownes, Richard H 1915 E Marshall, Longview, Tex

Aero Tech

Frame, Charles R 5843 N.W Circle, Chicago, III

Aero Tech p 126

Frantz, Gene A 709Vz N 6th, Longview, Tex Eng p 126

Fridenmaker, Paul J 845 W. Edgemont, Phoenix, Ariz. Aero Eng p 77, 86, 152

Friesen, Randy R 861 E. Baseline, Hillsboro, Ore. Eng. p. 126

Fuller, Dale D Ill Grace St., Crockett, Tex Aero Tech p 126

Fallo, J Edward

364 N Longview, Dayton, Ohio Aero Tech p 67, 77, 151

Fanning, Don C

Campus Apts Aero Tech

Gabler, Paul R. 1601 Berry Lane, Longview, Tex. Math. p. 141

Gaddis, Frederick R

R.R No 1, Fairmount, Ind M.E p 141

Gain, Jonathan W. Box 163, Hoopsport, Wash E.T p 65

Gaienkamp, Kenneth, J. 521 Sicomac, Wyckoff, NJ Busn p 141

Gamble, Mark B

1270 Acdo Dr S., Pt Credit, Ont., Can M.E., Aero Eng p 51, 126

198

I.E p ,50 ,55 ,63 616

481 tFirs ,Ave. ,Cadillac Mich

,Hogberg tRober E

nAviatio

R.R No 2 xBo ,16 ,Roselle III

,Hitzeman nJoh C

eBibl p ,39 ,57 ,59 ,88 215

039 eExecutiv ,Dr. lCaro ,Stream III

,Math. Aero Eng p 812 ,Hillis dDavi H

7373 ,State ,Saginaw Mich

,Hill dDavi .R

M.E p 214

5191 E ,Marshall ,Longview Tex

,Hiemstra lCar W 0181 ,Hoffman ,Longview Tex Hist ,Hill eDal R

I.E p ,35 616

0290 ,Mobberly ,Longview Tex

Mech Tech p 214 ,Hieb C eLe

933 E ,11th ,Berwick Penn

Mech Tech p 812 ,Hess mWillia K

dThir ,St. ,Benton Penn

Aero Tech p 215 ,Hess kFrederic D

M.E p 812 ,Hershey nJoh D 816 S tGran ,St. ,Manheim Penn

01460 ,Jonas nAlle ,Park Mich

,Herriman eDal A

,Herndon yBobb J 4121 ,Tulane ,Longview Tex Aero Tech p 516

Aero Tech p 516

613 ,Travis ,Longview Tex

,Herda lMury A

eBibl p 812

xBo ,368 ,Wise Va

eBibl p ,59 ,67 215 ,Henry pPhili .C

8254 h37t Ave ,S. ,Mpls. Minn

,Hendricks mWillia L

Busn p ,91 812

.R.R .No 1 xBo ,41 ,Palmyra .Ind

E.T p 214 ,Hendrich dEdwar N

xBo ,57 ,Bloomfield wNe Mex

,Henderson dDavi

Aero Eng p 812

832 nSylva ,La. ,Westbury N.Y

12 tFirs ,St. dOl ,Bridge N.J Chem p 712 ,Helgesen lPau A

,Heitzmann nJoh A

Mech Tech p 712

R.R No ,1 ,Minburn aIow

,Hawbaker J nMarvi

,Grimes aIow .E.T .p 712

,Hawbaker sDenni .L

Misn Tech p ,66 ,100 ,101 215

R.R No 1 xBo ,3 ,Kremlin Mont

Hist p ,46 ,47 ,68 ,78 ,79 215 ,Havskjold yJud

tWes ,Ave. ,Middlesex N.Y

,Harter kFrederic

,Harrison dRichar ,Vona oColorad eBibl .p 712 ,Harrison rRoge O ,Vona oColorad .Misn .Tech .p 712

Hist

850 d3r St ,S.E. eLittl ,Falls Minn

,Harrison dDavi .W

Aero Eng p ,127 214

,Harrison dDavi C xBo ,1387 ,Salisbury N.C

I.E p ,34 516

530 W ,Walnut ,Hallsville Tex

,Harris dRonal R

M.E p 712

R.R No 3 xBo ,315 ,Goshen Ind

,Harris nJoh E

E.T p ,91 ,92 ,95 712

2296 W hllt ,Ave. ,Gary Ind

,Harris dEdwar O

,Harris lDanie E 291 .S ,Walnut ,Brazil .Ind .Ed .p ,91 712

Elect Eng

A428- S ,Main ,Longview Tex

,Harness tRober M

E.T p 712

731 eWoodbin ,Ave. ,Merchantville N.J

,Harden lRussel H

E.T p 57

,Hara lPau sCampu .Apts

,Hara eGayl L sCampu Apts Elem Ed p 215

M.E p 712

635 tJove ,St. ,Roselee N.J

,Hanle nEdwi .W

.Mech .Tech .p ,75 214

5380 h10t .Ave ,So. ,Birmingham .Ala

,Hamrick nDea P

I.E p 712

R.R No 1 xBo ,95E ,Kilgore Tex

,Hale sCharle .H

M.E p ,70 ,71 ,84 215

M.E p ,45 ,75 114 ,Haas J nGordo ,R.F.D. ,Custar oOhi

tWes ,York III

460 A lHarrel ,St. ,Longview Tex ,M.E. Weld ,Guyer nRobi E

Aero Eng p 114 ,Guillory nAlle E

7260 nSa ,Pablo ,Bakersfield Calif

,Guichard tRober

Mech Tech p ,75 114

Aero Tech p 712 ,Grueneich eWayn E ,Washburn N Dak

R.R No ,2 ,Hummelstown Penn

rSta ,Rt. ,Bucksport eMain hMat p 114 ,Grubb tErnes A

Aero Tech p ,75 516 ,Gross dRonal I

Aero Eng ,Grennell lMichae eBrooktondal ,Rd. ,Ithaca N.Y

590 .N ,7th ,Longview .Tex

,Greer mWillia .J

Elect Eng p 712

aCasill ,38 nSa oPedr ed ,Jujuy ,Argentina .S.A

,Greenman nJoh R

M.E p ,75 114

7551 eGwynndal ,Ave. ,Baltimore Md

.Mech .Tech .p 516 ,Greasley lPau E

663 Penn ,Ave. ,Aurora III

Prod Tech p 516 ,Gray nJoh W

.R.R .No ,2 ,Plymouth .Ind

R.R No ,2 Mt ,Pleasant aIow .Aero .Tech .p 114 ,Grandlinard lPau .L

M.E p 712 ,Graber pPhili L

1214 ,Micklethwait ,Portsmouth oOhi

Aero Tech p 612 ,Gower lPau F

82 tSunse ,Rd. ,Demarest N.J

Ed p ,59 ,100 612 ,Govertsen hKennet

7473 xWilco ,Rd. ,Holt Mich

R.R No 1 xBo ,54 ,Grangeville oIdah sPhysic p ,79 114 ,Gould sFrance .A

M.E p ,77 ,88 215 ,Goodman rRoge B 4181 S ,Hutchings ,Longview Tex Mech Tech p 416 ,Gortsema hKennet J

1486 S.W h26t ,Ave. Ft ,Lauderdale .Fla

.E.T .p 612 ,Golla rWalte H kKeswic ,Grove ,Whiting N.J Chem p ,148 215 ,Goodman dRichar M

.R.R .No 5 xBo ,5206-B ,Wenatchee Wash

730 aMagnoli ,Lane ,Longview Tex I.E ,Goldy dDavi J

Hist p ,70 ,91 ,92 ,94 114 ,Glass sJame K

Aero Tech ,Givens lMichae .W sCampu Apts

8 tGran .Ave ,East ,Babylon ,N.Y. .N.Y oAer Tech p 612 ,Gish yHarr E 071 ,Butler ,Longview Tex

6 eHoneysuckl ,Ct. ,Wilmington Del M.E p 215 ,Ginocchio nJoh

Aero Tech p 612 ,Gilmer kFrederic

R.R No 1 xBo ,323 wNe ,Brighton Pa

M.E p 612 ,Gillespie dHowar C

830 nSutto ,Ave. ,Waterloo aIow

356 wBayvie ,Aye. ,Millbrae Calif. Eng p 612 ,Gillen nSandli L

78 S eMyrtl ,St. ,Vineland N.J .Eng .Tech .p 114 ,Giarritta dDavi A

Aero Tech ,Giacomoni dDavi P

81 nHampto ,Terrace ,Wayne N.J

Aero Tech p 215 ,George dRichar

tRif yValle ,Academy ,Kivabe ,Kenya aAfric

212 ,Courtland ,Topeka Kan .Aero .Eng .p 612 ,Gaunt sJame C

,Gardner sJame G

919

IHollan, David H

502 Howard, Longview, Tex

M.E p 128

Holloway, Kenneth A

414 S Fredonia, Longview, Tex

Mech Tech p 166

Hollwarth, Steven

1102 E. Cotton, Longview, Tex.

Weld. Eng. p. 63, 157, 166

Holm, Steve G

704 Aurel, Longview, Tex

Mech Tech p 166

Holt, Stephen

R.R No 1 Box 446-B, Kenosha, Wis

M.E p 128

Holtry, Dennis L

Box 11, Roxbury, Penn

M.E p 142

Hopler, Daniel J

260 Highwood Ave., Ridgewood, N.J I.E p 79, 152

Hopler, Faith A

260 Highwood Ave., Ridgewood, N.J

Busn. p. 6, 58, 100, 128

Having, John R

12446 Harvard, Chicago, III

Aero Tech p 142

Howard, Dennis W

Huethers Villa No 21, Dickinson, N Dk

E.T p 21, 65, 66, 100, 128

Howard, Paul G

R.R No 2, Myerstown, Penn

Mech Tech p 142

Hoy, Phillip M

Hill Top, Hollidaysburg, Penn Aero Tech p 166

Hudgens, Arlen D

309 Donna, White Oak, Tex

Weld Eng

Hudgin, James P

38 N Irving, Tucson, Ariz

Aero Tech p 72, 167

Hudson, Alan E.

1705 S 12th, Longview, Tex Weld Eng p 63

Hudson, Barry R.

R.R No 1, Republic, Ohio Eng. p. 128

Hudson, W Jerald Campus Apts

M.E p 63, 167

Huether, Eldon L Lisbon, N Dak Busn p 152

Humphrey, James E 1229 Pottsville, Pottsville, Penn

M.E

Hunt, Raymon E

2223 Mobberly, Longview, Tex

M.E p 100, 128

Hunt, Sylvia A

2223 Mobberly, Longview, Tex. Engl Ed p 128

Hunter, Alfred J.

19 Betty Terr., Lynn, Mass Aero Tech

Hunter, Lyle C

134 Elm, Russell, Kan Aero Tech p 128

Hutnyak, David P

4552 Tulane Ave., Erie, Penn

M.E p 75, 142

Itnyre, Gary

434l/2 S Main, Longview, Tex

Mech Tech

Irving, Daniel S

Box 158, Window Rock, Ariz

M.E p 152

Irving, David E

Box 158, Window Rock, Ariz

M.E p 56, 58, 153

Irwin, Kenneth W

P.O Box 1173, Longview, Tex

Special Student

Jackson, Kenneth S Campus Apts

Mech Tech p 153

Jackson, Michael L

Campus Trailer Pk

Chem p 88, 128

Janes, Gary M

417 N Weaver, Hesston, Kan

M.E

Jantzen, Ronald L.

R.R No 3, Ringwood, Okla

Aero. Tech.

Jarboe, Dwight D

McDaniels, Ky.

Aero Tech p 129

Jetton, H Ed

3810 Sterrett, Santa Barbara, Calif

Bible

Jobes, Kenneth C.

224 E. Fifth, Florence, N.J.

E.T. p. 51, 129

John, William H

112 N Highland Ave., York, Penn

Aero Tech

Johnson, David D.

6068 600 Ave. East, Oak Harbor, Wa.

M.E. p. 57, 129

Johnson, Donald G

5009 Carr, Arvada, Colo, Aero Eng p 57, 129

Johnson, Dwight V

2919 Riverview Ave., McKeesport, Pa

M.E p 100, 129

Johnson, Larry G

R.R No la, Spencer, Iowa Busn Admin p 33, 153

Johnson, Norman L.

R.R. No. 1, Cameron Mills, N.Y. Aero Tech p 129

Johnson, Wayne E

R.R No 3 Box 350, Stanton, Mich

I.E. p. 63, 102, 167

Jones, James D 1042 23rd St., Portsmouth, Ohio

M.E p 102, 142

Jones, James E

Helm St., Stanford Ky

Hist p 91, 94, 142

Jones, Norma J

6226 Derry St., Harrisburg, Penn Ed p 6, 58, 99, 129

Jones, William M

522 Shane, Houston, Tex

I.E p 71

Jose, Philip L

5111 Russell St., Midland, Mich

Bible p. 56, 129

Karling, Clifford R 14301 W Crestview, New Berlin, Wis Hist p 129

Kaufhold, Doris E

305 Fellows Rd., Houston, Tex Busn p 4, 142

Kaufman, Kenneth L 656 Concord Lane, Kafispell, Mont M.E. p. 38, 74, 75, 153

Kegarise, Donald P 1004 E Asaff Dr., Longview, Tex

I.E p 157, 167

Kelsey, Paul L. Box 429 Tally Rd., Longview, Tex Mech Tech p 167

Kibelbek, James J 8208 Fernhill, Parma, Ohio

M.E. p. 67, 153

Kilby, Timothy H. 210 S Prince, Lancaster, Penn M.E p 129

King, James T 1111 Park St., Gainesville, Ga Aero Tech p 65

King, Jeffery L 1103 Fairacres Rd., Richmond, Ind M.E p 153

Kingham, Ronald E 341 La Cuesta Dr., Santa Cruz, Calif Aero Eng p 58, 72, 100, 101, 153

Kinsey, Dennis H 1645 Clearview Ave., Lancaster, Penn M.E p 129

Kizer, Morgan A Box 85, Ninety Six, S.C. I.E p 43, 53, 153

Kleeman, Carl G 620 E. 56th, Savannah, Ga. Mech Tech p 129

Kline, Jonathan 600 N 3rd St., Longview, Tex Aero Tech p 167

Kline, Todd A. R.R No 1 State Rt 700, Mantua, Ohio Aero Tech.

Klotz, John E 414 Franklin, River Forest, III M.E p 168

Knight, Paul F. Oil City, Penn Bible p 129

Knoll, Charles A 16502 41st Ave N.E., Seattle, Wash Const Tech p 168

Knouse, Lois E P.O Box 1, Alto Pass, III Math p 33, 42, 45, 55, 168, 179

Knowles, Mary E. 705 Willow Dr., Longview, Tex Hist p 57, 129

Korman, Richard 6003 Lockport Rd., Niagara Falls, N.Y Aero Tech p 168

Korpi, Niilo A East Hill Rd., Andover, Vt. M.E. p. 153

Kraft, David W 1915 E. Marshall, Longview, Tex. M.E p 79

Krause, Harold D

R.R No 1 Box 293, Palisade, Colo Bible p. 34, 168

200

R.R No ,1 ,Slinger Wis Eng p 113

,Millermon rRoge A

5191 E ,Marshall ,Longview Tex Chem p 113

,Miller mWillia J

4112 ,Richmond ,Ottumwa aIow Chem p ,71 017

,Miller dRonal D

Hist p ,170 ,179 419

sCampu .Apts

,Miller tRober

M.E

5191 E ,Marshall ,Longview Tex

,Miller hKennet

M.E p ,99 ,122 113

5161 aGlendol ,Rd. ,Wall N.J

,Miller sJame R

aSant ,Barbara Calif hMat p 113

,Miller nIa R

,M.E. Aero Eng p 414

,Miller dEdwar .J 4314 ,McCracken ,Muskegon .Mich

852 aMonongahel ,Ave. N ,Charleroi Penn Aero Tech p ,73 414

,Miller eClarenc W

Aero Tech p ,73 017

630 rChesse ,Rd. ,Stevenson Wash

,Miller sCharle B

521 aSandr ,Rd. ,Fairfax ,Wilmington Del ,Ed. .Hist .p ,4 ,42 ,47 ,169 018

,Miller yCand M

lLibera sArt p 314

P.O xBo ,929 Tex,Henderson

,Miller dArnol L

M.E p ,17 ,20 ,50 ,51 ,55 ,157 ,169 917

5473 ,Poplar ,Pennsauken N.J

,Milby mWillia G

E.T p ,52 ,65 113

861 N ,Wheaton ,Wheaton III

M.E p 314,101 ,Midura yGregor P

0131 ,West St ,Helen Ore

0331 N eLak ,Dr. ,Mpls. Minn Misn Tech p 113 ,Middleton lMichae

3133 tEas ,8th ,Holland Mich Math p ,56 ,120 ,121 113 ,Middlestedt yRodne

580 ,Mechanic ,Sturgis Mich ,Ed. .Hist .p 415 ,Michmerhuizen yTerr A

M.E p ,79 916 ,Meyer yNanc J

0429 S.W ,20th Ft ,Lauderdale Fla

,Meyer eGeorg J

.P.O xBo ,210 ,Navy .N.Y Busn

,Mercer lMichae J

0634 ,Timberman ,Shreveport La Mech Tech p. 131

,May ySamm .R

462 hBet ,Dr. tGrea ,Falls .Mont Misn Tech p 93

,Mattfeld dTe A

Aero Tech p ,39 ,64 314

7950 dHalstea ,Rd. ,Batavia N.Y

P.O xBo ,652 sLo ,Alamos wNe Mex sPhysic p ,66 314 ,Mastin lEvera H

,Mason dRonal .L

726w53 aGenev ,Rd. ,Wheaton III

,Marx nJoh R

M.E p ,79 314

124 kPar ,Rd. eCrev ,Coeur III

M.E p 113 ,Martin nSteve E

124 kPar ,Rd. eCrev ,Coeur III

870 ,Ridgelea ,Longview Tex nAviatio p 113 ,Martin lDarrel L

M.E p 113 ,Marshall dDonal W

rParke ,Ford Penn

,Malenke eBruc R

E.T p ,86 315

E.T p 113 ,Macon mWillia R .R.R .No 2 xBo ,23A ,Seneca .Mp

1550 nRuxto ,Dr. ,Lanham .Md .Busn .Admin ,Machlan lPau R 6321 nSa ,Medina ,Dallas Tex

,MacGregor nWarre M

Eng p 013

9351 h8t St ,C ,Lewiston oIdah

,McPherson eEddi U

hMat p ,6 ,42 ,50 ,52 ,53 ,56 ,101 315

R.R No 1 dOrchar lHil ,Rd. ,Alpena Mich

,McLennan nCarolan

Eng p 013

,Mclaughlin dRonal .J ,Kimball S Dak

E.T p 315

621 mCunningha ,Dr. ,Security Colo

,McGuire yLarr A

621 mCunningha ,Dr. ,Security .Colo dE .p ,52 314

Aero Tech p 013 ,McGuire hJudit .K

sCampu Apts

,McDonnell yTomm

eBibl p ,57 ,100 013

21010 gSaltsbur ,Rd. ,Pittsburgh Penn

Engl p ,52 ,65 ,100 ,143 419 nMcCasli aVirgini

21010 gSaltsbur ,Rd. ,Pittsburgh Penn

,McCaslin aDoroth

Mech Tech p 315

R.R No 5 xBo ,98 ,Abilene Tex

eBibl p ,56 ,58 314 ,McCalmont nJoh R

R.R No ,3 ,Alpena Mich

Mech Tech p 013 M ,McCallum eDal G

5220 ,3rd aGalen ,Pk. Tex

Aero Eng p 03 ,Lowery kMar T

650 eDat mPal ,Dr. eLak ,Pk. Fla

Aero Eng p 013 ,Loveland dDavi J

04541 kPar ,Dr. ,Chilliwack ,B.C. .Can

Eng p 013 ,Lorimer nStephe W

611 W nMai ,St. ,Bath Penn

.Aero .Tech .p 013 ,Longenbach sJame

xBo ,367 ,Union .Mich

,Lombard sJame E

M.E p 314

nLincol ,Oxford,Ave. N.J

,Link nSteve T

Mech Tech p 013

,Lindholm sCharle S xBo ,340 eGeorg ,West Tex

Aero Tech p 314

R.R No ,1 sFall ,City Neb

Aero Eng p 013 ,Linderman yStanle

12698 aSant ,Clarita ,Saugus Calif

I.E p 916 ,Lindamood dDavi M

sCampu rTraile Pk

Aero Tech p ,72 314 ,Likert kFran E

Aero Tech p 916 ,Liffick sCharle L xBo ,502 ,Kearny Aril

Mech Tech p 314 ,Lewark nDayto E 431 ,Buckner ,Wilmington N.C

R.R No 2 xBo ,382-A ,Bryan oOhi

Aero Tech p ,72 916 ,League sJame R xBo ,84 ,Stratton Nebr .Chem .p ,66 ,100 314 ,Lemons yTimoth C

71180 N ,31st ,Phoenix Ariz

331 lRee ,Rd. ,Longview Tex ,Ed. .Engl .p ,30 ,31 ,52 ,53 ,57 ,100 013 ,Lawson rPete E

M.E p 34 ,Lawson yCathe G

R.R No 3 xBo ,305 ,Bainbridge N.Y

R.R No ,2 ,Millville Penn .M.E .p 315 ,Lawrence nBerge .T

2170 N ,24th ,Superior Wis Eng p 013 ,Larson lPau A xBo ,1 ,Sandstone Minn .M.E .p 214 ,Latham gCrai .V xBo ,471 dFruitlcm Fla,Pk. sPhysic p 26 ,Laver sCharle G

Aero Eng p 013 ,Larson !Car .D

090 nEastma ,Rd. ,Longview Tex

M.E p 214 ,Longford dRichar

R.R No ,1 sCas ,Lake Minn

M.E p 013 ,Landes sJame .M

R.R No 1 xBo ,439 ,Belen wNe Mex

M.E p ,71 ,91 ,92 214 ,Lake eStev L

sCampu Apts

,Ed. Hist p ,68 ,100 315 ,Lacey sCharle E xBo ,7094 ,Longview .Tex hMat p ,100 816 ,Lachmiller lDanie

7107 eGrov ,Rd. tEas ,Aurora N.Y

,Kristoff dRonal J 3533 ,Clevland ,Gary Ind Ed p 912 ,Kulp aDonn R

Mech
p
Tech
,79 314
120

Mills, Donald R

850 Rose Ave., Cotati, Calif Mech Tech p 154

Minter, Larry L

2100 S 12th, Longview, Tex

Aero Tech

Minton, James A

R.R No 3, Kirbyville, Tex

Mech Tech p 60, 131

Moffitt, William P

4804 Marsha Lane, Wichita Falls, Tex

Aero Tech

Monkemeier, James L

R.R No 1 Box 84, Ashton, Iowa

E.T p 131

Montgomery, Ruth A

301 Center, North Wales, Penn Math p 100, 131

Moody, William D

331 E University, Waxahachie, Tex

Elect Eng p 144

Moon, Donald A

4813 Marietta Way, Sacramento, Cal Math p 144

Mooney, Douglas

3100 Eldogor Lane, New Castle, Penn Busn Admin p 59, 61, 97, 144

Moore, L Leigh 2209 12th, Longview, Tex Engl p 100, 132

Morgan, Wayne L

R.R No 1 Box 71, Princeton, Idaho

M.E p 132

Morphis, Donna L

R.R No 1 Box 125, Colo Spgs., Colo Busn p 132

Moss, Ettie L

R.R No 5 Box 5304, Wenatchee, Wa Ed p 132

Muecke, Monte R

323 Northaven, San Antonio, Tex

Aero Tech p 42, 87, 132

Murphy, Leonard S 2003 Terrace Ave., Baton Rouge, La E.T

Murray, Myron L 608 W Harrison Rd., Longview, Tex M.E p 144

Myers, Byron M Creighton, Neb Misn Tech p 53, 59, 60, 154 N

Nafziger, Eldon R

R.R No 2, Parkesburg, Penn Eng p 132

Nagai, Joyce L

Box 45725, Houston,Tex Ed., Engl p 4, 21, 51, 100,119, 154

Nason, Scott A

920 Woodcrest Dr., Spg Lake Hts.,N.J

I.E p 88, 148, 154

Nelsen, Paul A

2107 S Green, Longview, Tex

M.E p 170

Nelson, George R 1051 Lockhart Gulch Rd., Santa Cruz, Calif Bible p 132

Nelson, Roger C

R.R No 2, Wausa, Neb Eng p 132

Newell, Richard J

Box 68, Bulan, Ky

M.E p 119, 154

Newland, William C

Bull Shoals, Ark

Mech Tech p 144

Nicholls, Richard

353 Lakeside Rd., Ft Erie, Ont., Can Chem p 65, 154

Nielsen, LeRoy E Mercer, N Dak

M.E p 79, 144

Nieman, Roy H

Hill City, Minn Aero Tech p 73, 170

Nikerle, John E

Obelisk, Penn

Misn Tech p 132

Nishimura, Masataka

Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan

M.E p 144

Noffsker, John C

R.R No 2 Box 76, Conifer, Colo Busn p 144

Nowiczewski, Joseph

R.R No 1, Freehold, N.J

Aero Tech p 75, 154

O'Day, S Diane

1120-B E Cotton, Longview, Tex

Bible p 55, 110

Oehmcke, George A

75087 Hillcrest Dr., Wauwatosa, Wis Aero Tech p 132

Ogden, Richard A 3049 Elm, Abilene, Tex Mech Tech p 144

Oh, Munjin

Seoul, Korea

M.E p 154

Ohlsen, Michael 902 Mass Ave., Somers Pt., N.J Mech Tech p 132

Opsata, Richard L 200 W Brown, Laverne, Minn Bible p 97, 154

Orwig, Calvin E 6826 N 13th, Phoenix, Ariz Math

Pacitti, Ronald 151 Lawnside Ave., Collingswood, N.J M.E p 78, 79

Palmer, Gary D

R.R No 1, Chariton, Iowa Ed p 119, 144

Palmer, Gary E 2900 Mobberly Ave., Longview, Tex

Bible

Parker, Tully C 605 Eureka, Peoria, III

M.E p 70, 144

Parlin, Dennis L

133 Hobart, Athens, Mich Aero Tech p 73, 171, 181

Parrish, Walter

R.R No 1 Box 402C, Pine Bluff, Ark

M.E p 132

Parsons, Leonard E

R.R No 1 Box 368A, Longview, Tex Ed p 132

Pate, Gordon R

R.R No 1 Box 12A, Wilmer, Ala

M.E

Paul, Orville G 1130 N Tullis, Olympic, Wash Mech Tech p 144

Pawluk, Charlie B 279 Conaught, Kamloops, B.C., Can M.E p 132

Pearson, C Lynn 8995 W 49th PI., Arvada, Colo

Misn Tech p 20, 51, 100, 144

Peel, Richard L 447 Fredonia, Longview, Tex Busn Admin p 171

Perez, Luis R 3 Via 5-21 Fena 4, Guatemala, Guate M.E p 58, 145

Perrett, Ronald L 510 Kenilworth Ave S.E., Warren, Ohio E.T p 65, 145

Peters, Nancy S 1138 Glourie Dr., Houston, Tex Engl p 145

Petros, Ronald L 326 Sublett Dr., San Antonio, Tex M.E p 132

Pfau, Becky L

800 Buena Vista, Santa Barbara, Cai Math p 56, 58, 100, 133

Pfau, James L 800 Buena Vista, Santa Barbara, Cal Eng p 154

Philipp, George A R.R No 1, Olney, Tex Weld Eng p 133

Philips, Gordon 2819 38 St S.W.,Calgary, Alberta, Ca M.E., Weld Eng p 133

Phillips, Keith T 16 de Sopt 6 No 611,Mex D.F Mex M.E p 145

Phinney, Brent L 16 Beech Ave., Aldan, Penn Busn p 20, 43, 50, 51, 75, 145 Pierce, I Irene 6824 Arthur, Metairie, La Hist p 41, 59, 133

Pifer, Stephen B

Campus Trailer Pk Mech Tech p 171

Pinner, Howard A

1109 Merrick Ave., Collingswood, N.J M.E p 65, 154

Pippin, Dana S

505 Academy, Valparaiso, Ind Elem Ed p 4, 21, 33, 145

Pitman, Ward M

309 Clinton, Santa Cruz, Calif Aero Tech p 97, 133

Polhamus, Janet S

Box 306, Manila, Utah Ed p 33, 42, 59, 102, 154

Polman, Roy L

824 N Verde Ave., Rialto, Calif Physics p 57, 88, 100, 145

Porter, Daniel R 5811 Barrios, Long Beach, Calif E.T

Powell, Daniel E

294 Idlewood Rd., Pittsburgh, Penn Aero Tech p 133

202

65 aDian ,Dr. ,Poland oOhi

I.E p ,78 ,79 ,98 317 ,Seevers aDarl J

726 eCollindal Ave ,N.W. dGran ,Rapids Mich

M.E p 413 ,Secord nIva .W

7399 nPatterso ,Rd. ,Aliquippa Penn

Aero Tech p 17 ,Searight dRichar L

7399 nPatterso ,Rd. ,Aliquippa Penn

M.E p 413 ,Searight dDavi .A

Aero Tech p 317 ,Scott nJoh A 5204 ,Bancroft ,Youngstown oOhi

43 nMoccasi ,Trail nDo ,Mills ,Ont. Can

P.O xBo ,364 ,Boerne Tex E.T p 614 ,Schaeffer kFrederic 860 nHarriso ,Rd. ,Longview .Tex .Aero .Tech ,Scobee eMauric 5200 ,Livingston ,Longview .Tex .I.E .p ,7 413 ,Scott sJame T

030 sDavi Apt ,1 ,Longview Tex I.E p 515 ,Schumacher nNatha 3141 Ave ,F ,Bismarck N Dak .Aero .Tech .p 413 ,Schwope nJoh .C

M.E p 413 ,Schultz nJoh .C

rSta Rt xBo ,68 ,Beaver Ore

M.E p ,102 614 ,Schrock lLowel F

R.R No ,1 ,Moundridge Kan

Aero Tech p 413 ,Schrag sThoma G

9650 aVi ,Lorenzo nSa ,Pedro Calif

,Schoof lKar D

xBo ,299 rSilve ,Lake .Wis .M.E .p 413 ,Scholl mWillia T kCree ,Rd. aMullic ,Hill N.J Busn

Mech Tech p 413 ,Schick dDavi L

53 eWoodlin ,Dr. ,Penfield N.Y

Aero Tech p ,55 614 ,Schaff dBra A

R.R No 1 xBo ,165 ,Bessie Okla

,Sawatzky kJac W

R.R No 2 xBo ,119 ,Parma oIdah .Weld .Tech .p 515

M.E p 614 ,Sounders dDavi .M

,Saucerman nJoh F 1175 ,Williston ,Waterloo aIow

93 dRichmon ,St. ,Thorold ,Ont. .Can .Eng .p 614

M.E p 413 ,Sassi oConstantin

660 ePin ,St. rTabo ,City N.C

,Sarvis yMacke F

M.E

vA oRi ed ,Janeiro ,Caracus ,Yen S.A

,Sarria eVicent J

M.E p 413

xBo ,394 ,Alamo Tex

,Sargeant nStephe P

sPhysic p 413

R.R No ,1 ,Lakeville Ind

,Sanders tKen E

Aero Tech p 26

R.R No 2 xBo ,23 ,Blairstown N.J

,Sappah yGu G

Mech Tech p 515

Mech Tech p 53 ,Samuel N bJaco ,Kerala hSout aIndi

741 N rWeave ,Ave. ,Hesston Kan

,Rupp hKennet D

R.R No 1 xBo ,358 ,Richmond Ind .Aero .Tech .p 413

M.E p ,75 515 ,Runion dRonal R

R.R No ,2 ,Archbold oOhi

,Rueger sJame O

332 rProsse ,St. rSilve ,Lake Wis Busn Admin p 515

,Rudy kFrederic

E.T p ,66 614

65 nJefferso ,St. ,Warsaw N.J

,Rowley dDavi N

M.E

551 W ,Monument Colo ,Spgs. Colo

,Rowland M sJame

.Aero .Tech .p ,100 413

313 ,Brooklyn ,Warsaw N.Y

,Rowland lDanie S

M.E p ,70 317

427 sHome ,Rd. ,Watsonville Calif

.Aero .Tech .p ,72 614 ,Rosentrater lArie

.R.R .No 1 xBo ,273 ,Oberlin oOhi

,Root hKennet D

7143 lPowel ,St. ,Norristown Penn eBibl p 313

Mech Tech p 514 ,Rohrbach eJerom

030 N ,Kenwood dRoun ,Lake III

M.E p ,63 ,91 515 ,Roden eJoyc L sCampu Apts Busn ,Rodgers tRober L

,Robinson R kMar ,McKamie Ark

.E.T .p 515

P.O xBo ,469 ,Milton Fla

Aero Tech p 317 ,Robertson mWillia .D

5191 E. ,Marshall ,Longview Tex

,Roberts lCar F

Mech Tech p 217

R.R No 4 xBo ,110 ,Lakelard Fla

,Robbins tRober lTerrel

Mech Tech p ,57 313

dGran ,Cane La

,Rives A M eMik

E.T p ,65 514

040 wLongvie ,Blvd. ,Kirkwood Mo

M.E p ,59 515 ,Risk lPau E

P.O xBo ,56 ,Mechanicsville Penn

,Riniker dDavi .R

eBibl p ,57 514

5131 ,Dale ,Longview Tex

,Rieger aPatrici

Aero Tech

9136 tWes ,Dodge ,Clio Mich

,Ridley lDel R

Math p ,45 ,78 ,79 ,97 217

R.R No 1 xBo ,715 ,Clearwater Fla

,Rickey pPhili

Aero Tech p 217

132 ,Houston Longview, Tex eBibl .p ,60 217 ,Richard yBarr L 6270 ,Greendowns ,Houston Tex

E.T p 515 ,Rice aRobert .A

,Rice G hKennet 6167 nBry ,Mawr ,Germantown Tenn

eBibl p ,122 313

131 yLibert ,St. ,Painesville oOhi

450 rWindso ,Rd. wNe ,Milford N.J Mech Tech p 313 ,Remely rRoge .B

Aero Tech p ,56 ,57 313 ,Reiche lPau R

Misn Tech p ,77 ,88 ,145 814 ,Rehnquist eLawrenc 51345 dHomewoo ,Ave. ,Homewood .III

,Reinbold dDavi K 72243 ,Ridgeway nRichto ,Pk. III

7330 eHal ,Ave. Ft ,Worth Tex .M.E .p 313

I.E p ,71 415 ,Reid sJame B N 1972 ,Division ,Spokane .Wash Aero Tech p ,54 415 ,Reiley eGeorg D

6250 W Okla ,Ave. dGran ,Is. Neb

6290 sFone ,Rd. ,Olympic Wash Mech Tech p 313 ,Reeser sCharle F

Busn Admin p ,70 415 ,Reed yTerr .L

7231 eElsmer ,Ave. ,Dayton oOhi

I.E p 514 ,Reed dDavi T

551 E hSout ,St. ,Kilgore Tex

15 oNavar ,PI. ,Poland oOhi Busn p 313 ,Reed lCaro R

Prod Tech p ,70 217 ,Redman dRichar E

aBgcull ,8 ,Bombay aIndi

.R.R .No ,4 ,Stouffville ,Ont. .Can .Aero .Tech .p ,51 ,55 ,72 217 ,Ravade dPramo P

,Ratcliff F mMalcol

Aero Eng p 313

Aero Tech .p ,54 ,73 117 ,Ranney nJoh C 5190 W ,Bdwy. Co ,Bluffs aIow

71927 yMilitar Rd ,S. ,Seattle Wash .Chem .p 514 ,Quam lLindel R ,Mclntosh Minn

M.E p ,52 514 ,Pridachuk hKennet W

R.R No 1 xBo ,65 ,McNeal Ariz

,Price yStanle J

M.E p 117

7191 ,16th ,Longyiew Tex

I.E p ,38 ,87 ,148 117 ,Pressnall eDal W

,Powell dRichar .D sCampu kBarrac gHousin

Math p ,4 ,21 614 320

Shady, Joy S

4654 Sehmocker Dr., Ft Wayne, Ind

Sociology p 53, 102, 134

Shafer, Darryl C

R.R No 1, Hagerstown, Ind

M.E p 155

Shank, J. Walter

432 S. Fredonia, Longview, Tex.

I.E p 173

Shelley, Joel J

18630 Hanna St., Melvindale, Mich

Busn Admin p 134

Shepherd, Evelyn F.

1788 McMillan Ave., Birmingham, Ala

Engl p 100, 135

Shepherd, Robert O

410 S llth St., Longview, Tex

Weld. Eng. p. 62, 77, 173

Shirey, Ray A

101 Larimer Way, Irwin, Penn.

E.T. p. 79, 146

Shorb, Thomas P

R.R No 2, Hanover, Penn

Aero Tech p 146

Sierra, Daniel

3235 N.W 10th Ave., Miami, Fla

Eng p 135

Simmons, Stanley M.

5119 N Shannon, Tucson, Ariz

Weld Tech p 62, 74, 75, 155

Simmons, Susanne

309 Young, Longview, Tex

Hist

Simpson, Bob 5703 Randolph, Indianapolis, Ind.

Hist. p. 91, 92, 155

Slakes, Richard A

292 Campbell Rd., Brockport, N.Y

Weld p 75, 146

Slater, Jack T

4731 Lyceum, San Antonio, Tex

Mech Tech p 135

Sloan, John H

Campus Apts.

Engl p 33, 174

Sloan, Karen Campus Apts

Engl p 174, 180

Slocum, Fred Natoma, Kan.

M.E p 135

Smiley, G Dale

R.R No 5 Box 62, Mt Vernon, Wash

E.T p 77, 88, 155

Smith, Charles W.

R.R. No. 1 Box 232, Irving, N.Y.

I.E p 55, 174

Smith, Evan R

124 Cameron Ave., Merrick, N.Y

Aero Tech p 55, 174

Smith, Glenn S

2107 S Green, Longview, Tex

M.E p 155

Smith, John M

Naselle, Wash

M.E p 57, 58, 135

Snelling, lave J

P.O Box 1071, Running Spgs., Colo

Busn p 77, 135

Snodgrass, Verlan

115 W Richardson, Longview, Tex

Mech Tech p 34, 174

Snow, Charles M

137 Shore Dr., Laconic, N.H

M.E p 38, 65, 174

Snow, W Allen

209 Richardson St., Longview, Tex

Bible p. 34, 92, 93, 94

Spakousky, David C

1149 N.E Crescent, Roseburg, Ore

M.E p 135

Speers, Charles J.

R.R No 1 Box 312, Grand Prairie, Tx

Mech. Tech. p. 155

Spencer, Gary L

7364 Fargo Rd., Avoca, Mich

Aero Tech p 135

Spieth, Joan C.

R.R. No. 1, Pioneer, Ohio

Engl. p. 42, 59, 175

Spilman, Harvey L

321 Flanders PI., Rochester, N.Y

M.E., Aero Eng p 135

Sprano, Mary M.

Indian Lane, Woodbury, Conn

Engl. p. 56, 146

Sprano, Richard W

Indian Lane, Woodbury, Conn

Misn Tech p 100, 135

Sprunger, John W

Mclntosh Rd., Berne, Ind.

Bible p 135

Sramek, Conrad J

Box 50, New Castle, Colo

Weld Tech

Stanton, Gerald G

2629 Lima Rd., Toledo, Ohio

Mech Tech p 88, 146, 148

Stanton, Larry R

1102-A E Cotton, Longview, Tex

Mech Tech p 175

Stanton, Miriam R

1102-A E Cotton, Longview, Tex

Ed., Hist p 157, 175, 181

Stedman, Stanley

34301 Puth Dr., Avon, Ohio

I.E

Steele, Thomas F

451 Emmett, Battle Creek, Mich

M.E p 63, 146

Stellrecht, Ruth

R.R No 1 Box 65, Spooner, Wis

Hist p 47, 55, 68, 99, 175, 181

Stephens, Donna K

1507 Centenary, Longview, Tex.

Liberal Arts p. 56, 135

Stevens, John S

3125 E Boston, Wichita, Kan

I.E

Stevens, Richard V

711 Norwalk Ln., Austin, Tex

M.E p 135

Stine, David E.

210 S Davis St., Longview, Tex

Bible p 46, 47, 175

Stoltzfus, David S.

R.R No 2 Box 336D, Gap, Penn

M.E p 156

Stone, David G

20 Graver La., Caldwell, N.J

M.E p 71, 146

Storey, James A

1149 E. 1st 28 St., Erie, Penn.

M.E. p. 53, 74, 75, 147

Strand, Ronald C

R.R No 1, Shafee, Minn Mech Tech p 147

Strait, David S, St 1 Box 345, Tillamook, Ore Aero Tech p 175

Strickland, Joshua S

Longview, Tex

Weld. Eng.

Suess, Thomas D 2905 Pine Tree Rd., Longview, Tex.

I.E

Summers, Berwin L

R.R No 3, Port Allen, La M.E p 147

Swanson, Donald P 156 N Hillside Ave., Chatham, N.J M.E p 78, 79, 147

Szumada, Jurgen 1318 Lovejoy St., Buffalo, N.Y. I.E. p. 135 T

Tameling, Norman P 623 Courtland Cr., Western Spgs., III Busn Admin p 135

Tankersley, Ronnie 627 Harrell St., Longview, Tex Tech.

Taylor, R Janine 1004 Orchard Dr., Longview, Tex Engl

Taylor, William J

R.R No 1, Clay Center, Neb

M.E. p. 51, 60, 65, 156 Teer, Linda C Box 304, Dixie, La. Ed., Hist p 33, 46, 68, 70, 100, 156

Temple, Phillip L. 2705 Ferris Rd., Columbus, Ohio Eng p 136

Tesmer, Judith L 634 E Washington, Greencastle, Ind Ed p 42, 100, 156

Thames, Timothy

R.R No 1 Box 394-A, Sutherline, Ore M.E p 147

Theobald, Daniel V. 268 S Century, St Paul, Minn Elect Eng p 136

Thisse, Thor R

R.R No 2 Box 133, Tampa, Fla M.E. p. 147

Thompson, Dennis I

R.R. No. 1 Box 97, Henderson, Tex. M.E. p. 71, 176

Thompson, Donald L

R.R No 2, Wharton, N.J M.E p 63, 75

Thomsen, Leon F. Box 1104, Valley City, N. Dak. Aero Tech p 147

Thorsen, Bryce A

56 S Main St., Avoca, N.Y Aero Tech p 136

Thorson, Nels J 113 N St., East Detroit Lakes, Minn Math

Timm, Nels M.

9 Merritt Ave., S Amboy, N.J Weld. Eng. p. 176

Tingle, William D Box 843, Willcox, Ariz Misn. Tech. p. 75, 156

Toth, Andrew L Campus Apts M.E

Train, Dennis L 15-A Bostic Dr., Longview, Tex Aero. Tech. p. 147

204

.Aero .Tech

,Zoellner dRonal .W 7200 ,Hoffman ,Longview Tex

M.E p ,71 ,85 715

,Zimmerman kFran M 0673 eDuk ,Dr. ,Alexandria Va

.M.E .p 814

3110 yLibert ,St. ,Allentown Penn

,Zimmerman nAlle R

Aero Tech p ,72 817

,Zimmerli lPau A 5100 ,Livingston ,Springfield III

Busn

.R.R .No 1 xBo ,126 ,Sandusky oOhi

P.O xBo ,1 ,Cambridge Neb E.T p 713 ,Zielske Michael P

,Zabel nJoh .T

I.E p ,70 817

,Younker eGeorg W 160912/ ,Timpson ,Longview Tex

Misn Tech p ,55 817

850 W ,Radio ,Longview Tex

Aero Tech p 713 ,Yarger lPau G

iKabor ,MAF ,Wenak T wNe aGuine

,Wunsch dDavi F

Aero Eng p ,88 814

482 nBento ,St. ,Allentown Penn

M.E p 73 ,Wright mWillia D

,Workman dRonal C 5116 rKohle ,Ave. ,Akron oOhi

Math p ,33 ,45 ,53 615

8 S eSycamor ,St. ,Newton Penn

,Work lDanie H

.Mech .Tech .p 613

.R.R .No ,1 ,Diana .Tex

,Wootten mWillia W

Engl p ,47 ,70 ,71 ,91 ,92 615

sCampu Apts

M.E p ,119 817 ,Wood lPau D

343 S ,Center ,Longview Tex

,Woerner sCharle F

Eng p ,56 ,57 ,136 619

214 yBartle ,Ave. ,Mansfield oOhi

M.E p ,71 615 ,Witzky lMichae E

82212 ,Audrey ,Warren Mich

.Misn .Tech .p ,20 813 ,Witt dDavi R

rTyle lHal .Apt

M.E p ,40 ,70 ,71 615 ,Wischmeier dRichar E

92 S tFirs ,St. ,Bergenfield N.J

,Wintsch J dDavi

Weld Eng p 717

040 E ,Birdsong ,Longview Tex

,Wilsdorf yRa L

Weld Eng p 26

,Williams nJoh S 091 .W ,Pleasant ,Aurora .Mo

.M.E .p 613

7294 E dOvi ,Ave. sDe ,Moines aIow

,Williams sDougla A

611 ,Royce nSa ,Antonio Tex .Aero .Tech

,Williams nByro C

.Eng .p ,34 ,76 ,77 ,88 ,177 018

526 W h10t ,St. Apt ,42 nSa ,Bernardino Calif

,Wilburn dRonal E

.M.E .p ,50 814

846 .N h34t ,St. ,Camden .N.J

,Wieland sCharle .F

Math p ,57 814

12760 sMill ,Ave. ,Euclid oOhi

M.E p 615 ,Widlicka eDarlen A

86 xEsse ,St. ,Portland eMain

,Whitten dDavi P

M.E p ,91 613

018 nGrafto ,St. ,Brooklyn N.Y

tEas ,St. ,Carlisle Mass I.E p ,77 717 ,Whittle eClyd

,Whitman nDea W

,Ed. EngJ p ,56 ,100 ,122 613

1191 nClinto ,St. ,longview Tex

lDiese Tech ,Werner nAn E

77 lPfoh ,Rd. ,Cheektowaga .N.Y

,Werick dEdwar W

Aero Tech p 814

750 S ,Ferris ,Powell Wyo

I.E p 615 ,Wendling eLawrenc W

7160 ,Sandlin ,Longview Tex

,Weller nLeo C

Elem Ed p ,42 615

081 sArlis ,Dr. ,Waco Tex

Busn p 717 ,Weller tJane M

651 ,Aurel ,Longview Tex

Hist p ,75 717 ,Welch nDo R 4123 ,Crestwood ,Laurel Miss lSpecia tStuden ,Welder dNe .C

83 Pk Rd ,West ,Castile N.Y

I.E p ,171 018 ,Weisbrod eDal L kCoo ,Dr. ,B'Villa .N.Y .Hist .p 613 ,Weiss yLarr P

%212 ,Hoskins ,Longview Tex

,Watson J eWallac

M.E p ,51 ,58 617

81 S lOverhil ,Rd. ,Media Penn

Aero Tech p 617 ,Warfel nJoh H

,Ward tRober .E 8" dOrchar ,St. ,Wolcott N.Y

Chem p 615

8101 .N ,Riedel ,Fullerton .Calif

M.E p 615 ,Walker sRoger .R

eColleg aPlaz rTraile ,Pk. ,Longview Tx

,Walker tRober W

.M.E .p 617

Chem p ,52 ,53 814 ,Walker sCharle C 711 ,Bostick ,Longview Tex

,Walden lDarrel E ,Girard III

Mech Tech p 26

P.O xBo ,604 ,Saratoga Wyo

.Hist .p ,56 ,57 ,148 419 ,Wagoner sLewi R

.P.O xBo ,604 ,Saratoga .Wyo

,Wagoner nCaroly .M

Aero Tech p ,70 ,71 615

Aero Eng p 814 W ,Waggoner kFran 851 ,Glenhaven ,Abilene Tex

746 .E ,Alturas ,Tucson .Ariz

I.E ,Vroom dDavi .H

233 h19t ,Ave. ,Yuma .Ariz .M.E .p 613 ,Vriezelaar rArthu T xBo ,365 ,Monroe aIow

Mech Tech p 814 ,Vorland eHelg .E

R.R No 2 xBo ,160 ,Bishop Calif

Aero Tech p 613 ,Voget dDonal G

nVa ,Marter yWesle sCampu .Apts

8 oTobag lane nOcea ,City N.J M.E p 613

Chem p ,100 613 ,Villaume eBruc

4474 ed nMontluzi ,St. wNe ,Orl. La

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