52 JUNE ADAMS was one of the six lucky girls to move into the new !Tome Ec. house. Spent most of her time in the library "studying" with a guy from Pocahontas. MARTHA ALLEN adopted the motto "better late than never to chapel" and was busy making wedding plans and practicing up in Echo Haven the last semeste\·. ORTELL ARMSTRONG guarded the dining hall dessert counter. Second graders all loved her practice teaching. SHIRLEY BIRDSALL class supporter with cooking ability. Spent most of the year in the P.J. office and the rest at sports events and the Home Ec. house. JAMES BRITTAIN a transfer student from Texas, called Vet Village home. DANNY BROWN a family man who manall;ed to stay at the top of his class. MURIEL BUSH finished in January but staved to do secretarial work and get a suntan. BOB COBURN always there and willing to help in class doings. Usually seen in the library sitting by Gracie. SARA JEAN COVEY musically inclined but campusology took over a lot of her time. ANN DEAN a regular Inn customer. Part of the library's good looking and efficient staff. " Sara Jean
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