1. Becky Maid Hornbeck 2. Sue Farr Hardy 3. Jane Langston Larkin 4. Doris Van Hooser Dyer 5. Bob Stovenour 6. Sally Lewis 7. Sharon Torbett Fulton 8. Foster McArthur 9. Ann Sullivan Rarden 10. Lu Clark 11. Kay Curry Martinez 12. Scherel horn Carver 13. Glenda yaug Brandon 14. Gerry Coleman McKay 15. Elaine Mangelsdorf Hull 16. Richard Hull 17. Joe Maines 18. Cheryl Richardson 19. Harriett Cornelison Nix 20. Jack McLean 21. Dick McKay 22. Richard Cowles 23. Kenneth Sebesta 24. Florence Spragins Quillin 25. Bruce White 26.Nick Lund 27. David Hornbeck 28. Mickey Pierson 29. Billy Henderson 30 Cay Lynn McCorkle Noble 31. Buddy Greer 32. Ken Krause 33. Jerry Shaffer 34. Phil Hanson 35. Carole Celio Pierson 36. Howard Bethel 37. Jerry Chapman 38. Mack Snyder 39. Sidney Childs West 40. Honey Altman Minshew 41. Kenneth Gregory 42. Roger Quillin 43. Jim Rogers 44. Michael Holy 45. Jan Emrick
55-year classmates Marvin Arnold and Marcus and Betty Tappan Payne
The Golden ’Roo Society grew by more than 45 in May as members of the Class of 1963 were inducted into the society for all alumni who have reached the 50th anniversary of the graduation of their class.
The Class of 1963 and their spouses and friends enjoyed a full weekend on campus, some arriving for lunch on Friday and staying through lunch on Sunday following Commencement exercises. They toured campus and shared stories from their Austin College days with one another in the annual “Walk Down Memory Lane,” facilitated by long-time faculty members Jerry Lincecum and Peggy Redshaw, who later write a summary of the remembrances.
60-year celebrants Jim and Hope Lawrence Sheppard, William Walker, and Robert Johnson
The 50-year graduates received anniversary medallions and certificates from President Marjorie Hass and Alumni Board President Sarah Gunderson ’81. Alumni in the group celebrating their 55th and 60th graduation anniversaries also were honored. The Golden ’Roos also are provided special seating and recognition for the Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies.
See more photos and read the Memory Lane summary.