Joyce Hornaday Packard

Background

Packard, Joyce Hornaday was born on June 21, 1925 in Fordyce, Arkansas, United States. Daughter of John Wesley and Nora (Wright) Hornaday.

Education

Bachelor, Baylor University, 1952. Master of Science, Baylor University, 1957. Postgraduate, Columbia University, 1966.

Postgraduate, Baylor University, 1980.

Career

Office manager/teacher, Western Union Telegraph Company, Crossett, Arkansas, 1944-1948; assistant dean of women, Baylor University, Wace, 1952-1954, 57-61; teacher, Edison High School, Stockton, California, 1954-1955; teacher, Clinton (Mississippi) High School, 1955-1956; teacher American history/government, Richfield High School, Waco, 1963-1966; counselor, Richfield High School, 1966-1981, 82-86; lecturer, Baylor University, Waco, 1981-1982; supervisor practice teachers, Baylor University, since 1987. Teacher English, University of California Team Arlangga U., Sarabaja, Indonesia, 1961-1962. Teacher consultant U. Science, Penang, Malaysia, summer 1976.

Member International Delaware Citizen Ambassador, China, 1990.

Achievements

• Joyce Hornaday Packard has been listed as a noteworthy Licensed counselor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member team Greater Asian Evangelism Team, Taiwan, 1970. Board directors Brazos Forum, Waco, since 1989, president, 1997. Board directors Waco Historic Foundation, since 1988, president, 1995-1996.

Regional facilitator Texas Hospitality Course, since 1987. Member, chair Waco Convention and Visitors Advisory Board, 1987-2006. Member Indiana School District Educational Board, since 1996.

Board directors Brazos Higher Education, Brazos Performing Arts. President Baptist Southern Deans, 1958-1959. Member Baylor University Student Life.

Advisory Board, since 2006. Member Greater Waco Beautification Association, Baylor Round Table (president 1988-1989), Baylor Alumni Association (W.R. White Meritorious Service award, 2007, abner V. McCall Services award, 2007), Leadership Waco Alumni Association, Epsilon Chi (achievement award 1984, president 1976-1978), Delta Kappa Gamma (achievement award 1984, correspondent secretary 1987-1989).

Interests

• Avocations: cooking, traveling.

Connections

Married Robert G. Packard, April 15, 1954.

Father:

John Wesley Hornaday

Mother:

Nora (Wright) Hornaday

Spouse:

Robert G. Packard