McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1970 volume:

TOTEM — McMurry College Abilene, Texas 3 To Win The Respect Of Intelligent People . . . And The Affections Of Children . . . 5 To Learn The Appreciation Of Honest Critics . . . 7 To Appreciate Beauty . . . 8 To Find The Best In Others . . . To Leave The World A Little Better. . . To Know Even One Life Has Breathed Easier Because You Have Lived . . . II Rc mIj Rkv VSiatc 12 Activities 14 Faculty 50 Sports 68 Organizations 104 Personalities 164 Classes 1 - 196 13 Dr. And Mrs. Gordon Bennett 14 This year, Dr. Gordon Bennett announced his re- tirement as President of McMurry College, thus ending over a decade of service in that office. No one can presume to measure the dedication and the accomplishments rendered to McMurry by Dr. Ben- nett and his wife. Truly, their endeavors were labors of love, and everyone at McMurry will miss the Bennetts’ presence and friendship. It is with the hope that the devotion of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Bennett will serve as an inspiration to future McMurry generations and with a sense of gratitude for that devotion, that the 1970 Totem is dedicated to Dr. and Mrs. Bennett. 15 16 17 Old Building Contrasted To New One 18 19 iifiHEi: New Fine Arts Building Adds To McMurry Campus 20 21 Cafeteria And Dorms Become Symbol Of Home - 26 28 29 30 September . . . t Orientation, Registration, Convocation, And Sliming 31 32 r mm V.v I - College Life Is Never Dull 33 Intramurals Homecoming 34 Activities Outside Class Enhance College Years 35 36 Football Season Adds To Fall Enjoyment Variety Of Fall Activities - I if f■ ■r-'ll II I I H If I i I IBM! TAME THE ■ 38 39 40 Homecoming Utilizes Talents Of Everyone 42 Wide Range Of Activities 43 44 December Brings More Than Christmas 46 Students Have Diverse Interests 47 Students Find Various Ways Of Enjoying Spring 49 ■- ft 9 L+-J J©URNAL Administration And Faculty Linda Talbert Section Editor Boari Mr. D. L. Adcock Dr. W. A. Appling Dr. Paul H. Barnes Dr. Gordon R. Bennett Mr. Joe C. Benson Mr. C. E. Bentley, Jr. Mr. J. B. Bishop Mr. T. B. Blain Mr. B. R. Blankenship Mr. John Blocker Dr. Marvin L. Boyd Dr. Hubert H. Bratcher Mr. Maurice Brooks Mr. Claude V. Brown Dr. S. Duane Bruce Dr. Paul Mr. Bumpers Rev. J. Weldon Butler Dr. Frank D. Charlton Rev. Milton R. Cheste. Mr. Urbane Childers Dr. J. Howard Crawfc Dr. Austin Dillon Mr. Rigdon Edwards Dr. Brodacc Elkins Mr. James F. Elliott Dr. Joe Emanuel Dr. Roy Furr Rev. B. C. Goodwin Dr. Jordan Grooms Dr. 'Fimothy Guthrie Dr. Lloyd V. Hamiltoi Mr. Lee Harrah 52 3f Trustees Dr. H. M. Harrison Dr. Vernon Henderson Mr. Ralph Hooks Dr. I.loyd A. Hughes Mr. Walter F. Johnson Mr. Morgan Jones, Jr. Rev. Wallace Kirby Dr. R. Luther Kirk Dr. Charles F. Lutrick Mr. Eldon Mahon Dr. H. L. McAlcster Mr. Raymond A. McDaniel Rev. James Miller Mrs. W. P. Newell Dr. Earl Nowlin |udgc Lee Nowlin Dr. H. Doyle Ragle Dr. Marshall Rhcw Mr. W. B. Rushing Dr. Basil E. Ryan Dr. J. E. Shewbcrt Bishop O. Eugene Slater Mr. Sam Steele Dr. M. Buren Stewart Dr. Charles Thigpen Dr. Hubert Thomson Mrs. L. M. Touchstone Dr. John S. Townsend Dr. Mansfield Tweedy Dr. Harry Vanderpool Mr. Gaston Wells Dr. Lee R. Williamson Mr. David Willson Dr. J. M. Willson 53 PRESIDENT GORDON BENNETT DR. W. B. McDaniel Vice-President DR. JOE HUMPREY Assistant to President DEAN PORTER CROW Dean of the College 56 DEAN BETTE WHITE Dean of Women 57 DEAN JACKSON KING Dean of Men MR. RANDY STRICKLAND Admissions Counselor 58 MR. GENE PATTY Admissions Counselor U(dWURRY COLLEGE ABILENE. TEXAS MR. CONNALLY TIBBS Director McMurry Print Shop MISS RUTH KERN College Nurse DR. BERT AFFLECK Campus Minister MR. LUCIAN GRAY Postmaster MR. CHARLES ELY Director Dyess Extension Center 59 Mrs. Jim Neely Hostess Martin Dorm Mrs. Mary B. Cristopher Mrs. Walter O'Kelly Hostess President Hostess Ward Hall Dorm Mrs. J. B. Dabney Hostess Boyce Hall Mr. Jackson King Supervisor Hunt Dorm Mr. Frank Cockrell Supervisor Gold Star 60 Faculty Mr. Robert Miller Lecturer in Art Mr. Sherwood Suter Associate Professor of Art Dr. Raymond Bynum Professor of Instrumental Music, Director of the Band Mr. Francis Hinkel Associate Professor of Music Mr. Macon Sumerlin Lecturer in Music Mr. Bernhardt Tiede Associate Professor of Music Dr. Richard von Ende Professor of Music Mrs. Caroline Blair Associate Professor of Speech Mrs. Muriel Burress Associate Professor of Speech Mr. Ernest Sublett Assistant Professor of Speech Dr. Earle Winters Professor of Speech Mrs. Omar Naimi Assistant Professor of Spanish Mrs. Jose Naredo Assistant Professor of Spanish Mrs. Felix Rosser Assistant Professor of French Mr. Roy Jacobs Assistant Professor of German Mr. Randall Ackley Associate Professor of English Mr. Patrick Bennett Instructor in English Mr. Jimmy Black Instructor in English Dr. Edmund Bojarski Associate Professor of English Mrs. Betty Brock Instructor in English Mrs. Elgin Herrington Assistant Professor of English Mrs. Pauline Hix Instructor in English Miss Jewell Posey Assistant Professor of English Mrs. George Yonge Assistant Professor of English Dr. Bert Affleck Associate Professor of Religion Dr. Walter Hofheinz Associate Professor of Religion Mr. Kenneth Lawrence Assistant Professor of Religion Dr. Robert Monk Professor of Religion 61 Faculty Mr. Tetsunao Yamamori Assistant Professor of Religion Dr. Clark Beasley Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Richard Moore Professor of Biology Dr. Benjamin Pilcher Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Lyndol Harris Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. W. Norton Jones, Jr. Professor of Chemistry Dr. David Klasscn Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Roy W. Sonntag Associate Professor of Chemistry Mr. Russell Taylor Lecturer in Geology- Dr. Virgil Bottom Professor of Physics Dr. Peter K. Lcichner Assistant Professor of Physics Dr. A. C. Sharp Associate Professor of Physics Mr. Jimmie Choate Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mr. Judson Hardy Associate Professor of Mathematics Mrs. Lucille Hodges Instructor in Mathematics Mrs. C M. McLaury Instructor in Mathematics Mr. C. M. McLaury Ass,stant Professor of Mathematics Mr. Clyde Long Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr. Michael Swanson Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Bruce Browning Professor of Education Dr. Betty Bradley Associate Professor of Education Mrs. Arvalee Chappell Associate Professor of Education Mr. M. B. Morris Associate Professor of Education Dr. Cleo Tarter Professor of Education Mr. George Adamson Instructor in Business and Economics Mr. V. Wayne Barnett Assistant Professor of Accounting Mr. Ronald Davis Instructor in Business Administration Mr. J. Henry Doschcr, Jr. Lecturer in Business Law 62 Faculty Mr. Charles W. Ely Assistant Professor of Business Administration Mr. Kevin J. Harrington Instructor in Business and Economics Mr. Richard A. Lank Business Manager Mr. Homer C. Lax son Associate Professor of Business Administration Mr. Joe H. Murrey, Jr. Associate Professor of Business Administration Mr. Arnold Richards Associate Professor of Business Administration Mr. Russell E. Withrow Lecturer in Accounting Mrs. Barbara McClellan Instructor in History Mr. Omar Naimi Assistant Professor of History Mr. Robert Sledge Assistant Professor of History Dr. Vernon Spence Associate Professor of History Dr. Alexander Ungvary Professor of History Mr. Dan R. Butler Lecturer in Government Mr. Mohammed El-Attrache Assistant Professor of History Dr. S. B. Thompson Professor of Government Dr. Joseph Stamcy Assistant Professor of Philosophy Dr. Alan L. Staley Associate Professor of Psychology Mrs. B. R. Walker Instructor in Psychology Mr. Richie F. Cravens Assistant Professor of Sociology Mr. Russell Meier Assistant Professor of Sociology Mrs. Robert Barnes Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Mike Davis Sports Information Director Mr. Charles Fornes Football and Track Coach Mr. Ronnie Giles Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Ralph Hester Professor of Physical Education Mrs. Janice Howard Instructor in Physical Education Mr. Hershel Kimbrell Assistant Professor of Education Basketball Coach Mr. John Phillips Assistant Professor of Physical Education 63 Mrs. Herchel Bates Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. Clark Beasley Biology Laboratory Assistant Mr. Patrick Bennett Assistant Director of Public Relations Mr. Terry Bruce College Housing Manager Mrs. Bernice Brunner Secretary to Administrative Assistant to the President Mr. Melvin Busby Dining Hall Manager Mrs. Bryan Butler Secretary to Business Manager Miss Sue Carney Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. David V. Cry Library Assistant Mrs. Leona Dischner Accounts Receivable Bookkeeper Mrs. H. E. Dunlap, Jr. Acquisitions Librarian Mrs. Joe A. Easterly Director of Jay-Rollins Library Mrs. Leroy Estes Secretary to the Dean of the College Mrs. E. A. Gentry Secretary to Librarian Mrs. Walter Gcrmann Secretary to Student Financial Aid Officer Mrs. Norman Gooch Bookstore Clerk 64 Mrs. Wilson Heidelberg Secretary to Director of Development Mrs. Genie Henson Switchboard Supervisor Mrs. Frank C. Hodges Assistant Librarian Mrs. Walter Jarrett Assistant Registrar Mrs. Allen Kesler Bookstore Manager Mrs. Ervin Krempin Work Study Clerk Mrs. Scott Miller Alumni Office Mrs. Don Oliver National Defense Loans Secretary Mrs. Virgil Patterson Secretary to the Minister of the College Mr. Donald F. Scales Assistant to the Business Manager Mrs. Roger A. Smith Head Bookkeeper Mrs. D. N. Warner Secretary to the President Mrs. J. Dean Williams Secretary to Director of Development Miss Louise Wills Assistant Librarian Mrs. H. H. Wode Secretary to Director of Student Promotion 65 Cafeteria Washing dishes is one of the jobs for Jerry Weeks. Preparing a dish are Mrs. Stocks and Mr. Jackson. Roger Powell and Mrs. Henson serve a meal. Watched by Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Jeter and Mrs. Burns prepare some plates. 6b Maintenance Herchel Bates Maintenance Superintendent A. R. Bean Ben Bilbrey Andy Boaker N. D. Burficld Doyle Crawford Wade Davis Glenn Huff T. G. Hull Robert Lawrancc John LeBiss Glenn Mayfield Bud Miller Leslie Mobley Bobby Scott Herman Scott A. H. Thomas 67 Sports Marilyn Kouns Section Editor Coaching Staff Standing from left to right: Ronnie Giles. Assistant line coach—Head track coach; Hershel Kimbrell, Athletic Director—Head basketball coach; Buddy Fornes, Head Football coach. Kneeling: Chip Puckett, student assistant; John Bentley, student assistant; Gordon Hubenak, student assistant. 70 71 Ltft to right: Dayvid Cole, Michele Jamison, Dennis Alcorn, Jooi Harris, Cindy Huston, Head Cheerleader Karl Heist. 72 73 McMurry’s Indians managed to sandwich two wins around eight losses as they struggled through the trials and tribulations of the 1969 football season. Errors, injuries and inexperience told the tale for the Tribe as they weathered that plague that is euphemistically known as a rebuilding year.” After an impressive opening-game win against Tarleton State, the Indians were bushwhacked eight straight times. Winning a game appeared to be the Redskins’ own form of Mission Impossible as they would consistently self-destruct” at crucial times in the game. But in the final game of the season, the Maroons gave the miscucs a holiday and closed the campaign on the upswing by topping old rival Howard Payne. 75 76 Although the season itself was disappointing, the perform- ances of individual team members provided Indians’ fans with a bumper crop of thrills. Senior quarterback Richard Puckett concluded his collegiate career by coming within five yards of establishing a new school record for single season passing yardage. Matt Chalmers came to McMurry as a passer, but last sea- son he switched to the receiving end of the game, and the junior from Gainesville quickly established as one of the best wide receivers in the Lone Star Conference. Chalmers simply eradicated all previous McMurry records for pass catching as he snared 53 tosses for a total of 777 yards. 77 Junior tailback Archie Smith came on strong in the latter portion of the season to rank as the best Indian runner in over a decade. Smith gained 890 yards on 216 carries for a 4.1 aver- age. Fullback Chuck Anderson made his mark in McM annals when he ripped off a 91 yard burst from scrimmage against Stephen F. Aus- tin. That jaunt gave the burly fullback posses- sion of the record for longest run from scrim- mage by a McMurry player. 1969 was the year that McMurry netted its first season statistical leader in LSC competition. John David Williams, sophomore kicking spe- cialist, led the league in punting with a 44.6 yard average. That was sufficient to earn the Leverett’s Chapel boomer the number wo spot in the nation. 78 79 As a result of their performances during the season, three players received special recognition. Freeman Lamkin, the Methodists’ giant offensive tackle, was named second team All-Lone Star Conference, while offensive guard Bill Doane and defensive cornerback Van Grady were first team selec- tions on the All-Texas College Team compiled by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Seven players donned the Maroon and White for the final times this year, and their departure will leave sizeable gaps in the Indian fortunes. Puckett, Doane, Jerry Andrus, Sandy Staley, Steve Bowman, Willie Davis, and Robert Rivera concluded their eligibility and passed their war bonnets on to fledgling warriors. For all of the things that the 1969 McMurry football sea- son displayed, it proved conclusively all of the cliches about the gridiron sport. Truly, football is a game of inches. It is a game of breaks. And it is a game of hurts. If the Tribe's younger members and its new initiates are equal to the challenge, the football clouds on the McMurry horizon could be bright ones indeed. 80 Fighting Indians Bottom rote: Nick Wells. Larry McCarter, Larry Hoefer, Barry Hoefer, Lawrence Gardner, Robert Rivera, Willie Davis, Chuck Anderson, John David Wil- liams, Glen Nix. Second Row: Junior Brown, Rusty Baggett, Luven Flores, Joe Gillespie, Jerry Andrus, Clifford Lincccum, Hal Porter. Richard Puckett, Van Grady, Jerry Hal pin. Third row: Mike Chase, trainer, Jerry Crumpton, Darrell Phillips, Pat Holladay, Jay Underwood, DeAllen Miller, Johnny Miller, Sandy Staley. Mike Hill, Bobby Green, Bobby Jester, Jimmy Underwood, trainer. Fourth row: Kenny Kacal, Freeman Lamkin, Lanny Baker, Roger Martin, Dwayne Marrs, Mike Rosenberg, Dale Jackson, Archie Smith. Fifth row: Ronnie Halpin, Leo Johnson, Sammy Parham, Joe Basham. Albert Grascr, Jimmy Rummage, Dennis Campbell, Steve Bowman, Matt Chalmers. 82 1969 FOOTBALL SEASON McM 38 Tarleton State Opponent 15 7 Angelo State 22 2 Abilene Christian 30 10 East Tejcas State 23 13 Sam Houston State 35 7 Texas A I 21 20 Southwest Texas State 38 23 Sul Ross State 36 9 Stephen F. Austin 63 24 Howard Payne 14 83 Basketball Just like the Dow Jones Industrials, the Mc- Murry Indian basketball team experienced its high days and its low days in accumulating an 1 1-4 season record and a 9-9 Lone Star Con- ference mark. The latter showing was good for a fourth place loop finish. The most potent gun in the Tribe offense be- longed to Randall Caussey, senior guard from Sweetwater who climaxed his college career with a brilliant season and a hatful of honors. The slender bomber carved his name into the school record books in two departments. Caussey canned 33 points in his final outing against Tarleton State to become the leading single season scorer in McMurry annals. 84 ACC and McMurry battle it out under the basket. A HPC Yellowjackct stretches for the ball as Nelson shoots. 85 A real scramble for the ball takes place at the Angelo State game. Caussey's total of 588 bettered the old mark of 583 held by Preston Vice. He also surpassed Vice by constructing a 23.5 point per game average, a total that upped the old standard by more than a point. Caussey's efforts were rewarded when he was named first team all-Confcrence and first team all- NAIA Region IV. Three other seniors completed their eligibility for the Warriors this season. Charles Tabb, sidelined at the opening of the season with a glandular in- fection, came on strong after missing the first six games of the season. By the end of the campaign, Tabb was dazzling spectators and intimidating op- ponents in his accustomed fashion. Joe Bob Brewster grabs a basket. Johnny Ray Watson soars above Angelo player. Immediately upon the conclusion of the basketball sea- son, Tabb signed a pro football contract with the Cleve- land Browns, who feel that the McMurry muscleman has a potentially bright future with them in the Amer- ican Conference of the National Football League. Willie Nelson, a four-year starter, capped his term in a Maroon uniform with his best scoring season. Every- one knew that Willie could play airtight defense, and this year he supplemented that characteristic by un- loading soft, arching jump shots in his inimitable style. Nelson reached a personal point high twice this year when he bucketed 29 points. Cain looks for a sure pass receiver. 88 David Cain, four-year Tribe lerterman, was a valuable sixth man for the War Party. Cain, a senior center from Pampa, helped bail the Redmen out of several tight situations. Some future Indian stars made their marks this year, and their efforts give McM followers bright hopes for the future. Sophomore Johnny Ray Watson, 6'6 thin- man from Lorenzo, led the Indians in rebounding in his first season as a starter. 90 Watson also displayed a fluid outside shot that won the praise of visiting professional scouts. Charlie Tabb leap for a basket. Willie Nelson eyes two points against HSU. Sophomore Mark Johnigan became eligible at se- mester and immediately assumed a starting berth. Johnigan showed promise of adding much needed strength on the boards for the Tribe. Robert Hick- man saw spot duty as a starter during the early season and was a valuable replacement during the latter stages of the year. Junior dynamo Edward (Deda) Jones thrilled Mc- Murry fans with his racehorse defensive play and his long-range accuracy from the field. Coach Hershel Kimbrell will be looking for these boys and other team members to fill the empty sneakers left behind by Caussey, Tabb, Nelson and Cain. Season Results McM 91 Midwestern 96 McM 67 Southwestern 61 McM 75 Midwestern 80 McM 80 Hardin-Simmons 99 McM 70 Abilene Christian College 68 McM 71 Angelo State 78 McM 77 Howard Payne 87 McM 72 Southwest Texas • 77 McM 71 Texas A I 69 McM 60 Stephen F. Austin 91 McM 84 Sam Houston State 98 McM 87 Sul Ross State 80 McM 75 East Texas 71 McM 96 Tarleton State 72 McM 54 Abilene Christian College 58 McM 97 Angelo State 81 McM 94 Sul Ross State 84 McM 70 Hardin-Simmons 89 McM 92 Howard Payne- 110 McM 62 Southwest Texas 64 McM 87 Texas A I 88 McM 89 Sam Houston State 86 McM 73 Stephen F. Austin 85 McM 81 East Texas State 77 McM 102 Tarleton State 79 Mark Johnigan jumps for the rebound. Randall Causscy and David Cain pay close attention during a timeout. 1970 Track Team Standing, left to right: Rickey Parris, Larry LcFevrc, Mike Hughes, Lynn Caton, Doug Robinson, Ricky Hamilton, Darrell Sclke, Robert Bradley, Jerry Await, Leonard Peters, Leon Riggins, Coach Giles, trainer Bob Patty. 94 KU Doug Robinson Rickey Parris If an observer had to choose one word to describe the McMurry track program, he might be wise to pick resurgence.” One of the key figures in the Tribe comeback is sopho- more Rickey Parris. The youngster from Wylie is already recognized as one of the premier pole vaulters in the state. Last season, Parris finished second in the NAIA national meet, and just to prove that his showing was no fluke, Rickey began this season with a bang by win- ning the college division of the Astrodome Indoor Meet with a vault of 16 feet even. That mark stands as the best ever by a Lone Star Conference athlete. One of the leaders of the McMurry track squad is junior Larry Lefcvre. Beset by leg problems last year, the Sag- erton sprinter gave evidence early in the season that he was ready for his best year ever in an Indian uniform. Lefevre established a new school record in the 440 yard dash by ripping off a 47.8 clocking indoors at the Astro- dome. Mike Hughes Robert Bradley, sophomore sprinter from Munday, is a man of many talents. In addition to running the quar- ter, Bradley anchors the sprint and mile relays. Other mainstays of the Tribe outfit are sprinters Leon Riggins, Mike Hughes, Darrell Selke, Jerry Await and Doug Robinson, and high jumper Lynn Caton. And since there’s not a senior in the bunch, things can only get better for McM track. 96 Track Schedule Jan. 23-24 NA1A Indoor Championships Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 13-14 Astrodome Indoor National Federation Houston Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Recreational Fort Worth March 7 Triangular Meet (HPC, ASC) Brown wood March 14 All-College Meet Commerce March 21 Stephen F. Austin Invitational Nacogdoches April 3-4 Texas Relays Austin April 11 Howard Payne Invitational Brownwood April 18 West Texas Invitational Canyon April 25 Wayland Invitational Plainview May 2 Sul Ross Invitational Alpine May 8-9 LSC Championship Meet Alpine May 23 Tyrus Terrell Invitational Beaumont June 5-6 NAIA Outdoor Championships Billings, Mont. 99 Randall Causse —Single Season Scoring and Scoring Average (McM), All-Conference, AH-NAIA Region IV Lower right: John David Williams, Lone Star Conference Punting Champion Below: Van Grady — All-Texas College Team Matt Chalmers — New Pass Receiving Record Bill Doanc — All-Texas College Team Larry LeFevre—McM Record 440 Rickey Parris — NAIA and School Record Pole Vault Men’s And Women’s Intramurals Top row: Mary Jo Ned. Eva Westmoreland. Vicki Dodson, Sharon Bauman. Linda Ezell. Jan Hill. Bottom row: Sandy Marcum. Martha Lawrence. Michele Jamison, Sharon Rupprecht. Ann Haralson, Gayle Cooley. Girls Volleyball Team 103 Organizations Linda Talbert Section Editor Student government has been at McMurry College since its earliest days. The purpose of the Student Association is to serve, protect, and represent the individual student attending McMurry College. Their many activities include helping with freshman orientation activities, attending the Midwest Model United Nations, producing Col- lege Class programs, and con- trolling campus parking. One of their main activities is plan- ning and managing homecom- ing. Senators and Executive department mem- bers are Marla Rede'sperger—Sopho- more Senator, Susan Williamson—Jun- ior Senator, Peggy Johnson—Freshman Senator, Kay Schultz—Secretary, Ed Williamson—President, (lop row) Steve Campbell—Senior Senator, Karl Heist —Head Cheerleader, Richard Gore— Vice-President. Student Association For an article in the War Whoop con- cerning S.A.G. work, Kay Schubert interviews Dr. Humphrey and Dean White. 106 Members of the House of Representatives arc: Firs! row: Kathy Sigman. Katie Harrison. Cathy Wills. Molly Burress, Glenda Gracy. Esther Wheeler. Second row: Gary Landers, Bobby Brown. Paul Caldwell. Truitt Mitchell, Richard Gore, Dan Craig, Bryan Jennings. Third row: Chuck Ferguson. Jim Carpenter, Lane Boyd. David Cain, Gaylon Beights, Gus Taylor, David Treat. The judicial department consists of judges Robert Mcrrell, Peggy Parrott, K. O. Long. 107 Student Association 108 Midwest Model UN Delegates: Gary Landers. David Dillman, K. O. Long, Marilyn Kouns, Peggy Parrott, and Truitt Mitchell. Dr. Raymond T. Bynum completes his twenty-fourth year as director of the Indian Band. NO ncMURRY| First row: Kathy Houston, Sharon Robinson, Glenda Cooper, Marilcc Echols, Janet McMullen, Bob Hammond. Gordon Wetzel, Judy Mar- cum, Carol Graham, Nancy Holzman, Betsy Pepper, Cheryl Jordan, Judy Barrows. Second row: Dick Richardson, Sharon Smith, Carla Davis, Cindy Pickett, Dan Craig, David Dillman, Kara Sides, Mike Petty, David Verner, Kathy King, Jim Houston, Mike Steinberg, Truitt Mitchell, Kay Landers, Dara Stephens, Nancy Swindell, Robert Hale. Third row: Jimmy Teeter, Julia Beal, Debbie Englcr, Barbara Whorton, John Read, Louis Duke, Jim Pinson. Randy Hamilton, Ronnie Fend ley, Paul Caldwell, Linda Akers, Elaine Landers. Fourth row: Barry Brock, Andy Anderson, Ann Anderson, Glenn Sears, Mar- vin Gregory, Kay Orr, Gus Taylor, Bobby Brown, Diane Crowley, Jimmy Hayes, Gary Landers, Larry Conner, David Reeve, Mark Mauldin, Bill Steadman, Mike Ford, Ricky Quy. Fifth row: Davela Edens, Charles Dickey, Paul Rider, Glenn Stanberry, Dr. Bynum, Eddie Harrison, Donald Bushell, Phyllis Mosicr, Claud Branton, Sherrie Pipkin. mchurry Indian Band The twirlers for this year are Bar- bara Wharton, Kay Orr, Sharon Robinson, and Cindy Pickett. Directed by Dr. Raymond T. Bynum since 1946, the McMuriy College Band has four main purposes — to nurture college spirit; to provide a worthwhile mu- sical outlet for students at McMurry; to serve as a public relations agent in presenting programs on the campus, in Abilene, and over the Southwest; to pro- vide along with formal courses a medium for train- ing young people who wish to follow music as a pro- gression. Unique and a source of pride to Method- ism is the ability of the band to present a complete Worship Through Music” service in the churches. The 1969-70 Indian Band was led by Eddie Harrison. Donald Bushell demonstrates his skill as feature twirlcr for 1969-70. 112 rrr McMurry Chanters Organized in 1923, the Chanters are active throughout the year under the direction of Mr. Bernhardt Tiedc. Activities include Homecom- ing presentations and concerts for many groups and organizations, as well as performances for McMurry. In January, the Chanters toured through the Texas-New Mexico region presenting formal concerts. The Appollo 16 consists of (bottom to lop) Gloria Pineda, Melinda McNeill, Connie Cockrell, Gaylon Beights, Garry Keslcr, Pete Tamez, Sherry Pcnkcrt, John Leach, Sandi Webb. Karl Heist, Martha Lenamon, Joe Frush. I 113 McMurry Chanters First row: Darlene Mayfield, Beverly Coffer, Gloria Patterson, Frances Grceorv. Sherry Pen- kert, Anita Ryan, Francie Hcacock, Irene Thornton, Janice Hardaway, Sandi Webb, Melinda McNeill, Connie Cockrell, Janice Berger, Doris Hall, Gretchcn Wynne, Karen Kecdy, Sherylc Hankins, Linda Hulse. Second row: Paul Rider, Chcs Merrcll, Karl Heist, David Cameron, Lee Feris, Jim Newton, Bruce Gillette, John Leach, Tom Fuller, Pete Tamez, Judy Covington, Karen Grccnwaldt, Lynda Shults. Third row: Lynn Prewit, Sue Lewis, Martha Lenamon, Pam Hines, Barb Keyes, Becky Weeks. Shirley Rawlins, Ruth Cooley, Barb Eich, Gloria Pineda, Margaret Ann Crow, Chcribcth Crawford, Kathy Stcmplc. Fourth row: Stephanie Bedford, Mike Knight, Garry Kesler, Gaylon Bcighcs, Joe Frush, Roger Powell, Tim Faulkenberry, Mike Tubbs, Tom Williamson, George Abernathy, Brian Barrows, George Pitts, Pauline Womack, Lyana Lance. Officers are: Sitting: Martha Lenamon. Sue Lewis, Francie Heacock. Standing: Irene Thorton, Roger Powell, Shirley Rawlins, Tom Fuller, Tim Faulkenberry. 115 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi, a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, began as a campus honor society at Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas, in 1915. The Texas Upsilon Chapter at McMurry was organized in 1935. Its purpose is the stimulation, de- velopment, and recognition of scholarship and those elements of character that make scholarship effective. Membership in the organization, based on scholarship compe- tition, comprises the top ten per cent, grade- point wise, of the junior and senior classes. Sherry Tooley and Randy Tooley listen as Lane Boyd explains the Alpha Chi symbol. MEMBERS AND OFFICERS, First row: Trisha McClintock. Pam Tubbs. Sue Darby, Teresa Graham. Sherry Tooley—Secretary. Second row: Robert Sledge—Sponsor, Steve Harper, Ricky Quy, Randy Tooley—Vice-Prcs., Janinc Rosser—Sponsor. I.anc Boyd—President. 116 MEMBERS, Fini row: Kathy Moore, Francis Hambrick, Jnicc Martin. Barbara Sutton, Peggy During induction services. Sherry Toolcy Parrott. Second row: Donald Flores, Joe Schultz, Sandra Fritz, Pat Poupore, K. O. Long. and Randy Tooley pin new members Tommy Spillman and Harold Stevens. MEMBERS: Gloria Cullar, Linda Green, Susie Stanley. Tommie Lindsey. Kay Mcncfee, Marsha Moore, Thora Thurn. Second row: Joe Hudman— Sylvia Hulme, Nancy Graham, Judith Campell, Kay Schultz, Harold Stevens, Tommy Spillman. 117 Alpha Psi Omega Organized in 1925, Alpha Psi Omega strives to encourage the theater on McMurry campus and to give recognition to persons participating in theatrical activities. This organization serves as the governing board for the theater group and is the nucleus for all theater productions. Qualification for membership is based on scholarship and a point system with points made from participation in the productions and performing activities of plays. Karl Heist, Bruce Edwards, and Ted Routon discuss the poster for the spring play. Officers for 1969-70 arc Mike Crcvicr—Vicc-Prcs., Mike Goode—Sec., Judy Van Hook—Hist., Ted Routon—Pres. Members arc Bottom to top) Mike Crevier, Mike Goode, Kathy Stephens, Tom Wil- liamson, Judy Van Hook, Bruce Edwards, Ted Routon, Bruce Gillette. 118 Kappa Pi Sponsored by Mr. Suter, Kappa Pi was organized in the spring of 1969. The club’s purpose is to encourage art on McMurry campus and in the community. Activities include sponsoring student art shows and fall and spring rush. First row: Barbara Sutton, Sue Darby, Nancy LeMay—Secretary, Jill Harrison, Cheryl Corcoran—Pledge Mistress, Shir- ley Hoover. Second row: Kenny Miller, Billie Boswell, Eddie Harrison—Treas- urer, Bruce Brady, Mike Landrum— Presidenr, Mr. Suter—Sponsor. During an art class, Dave Noll constructs a wire sculpture. Cheryl Corcoran uses chicken wire for the base of a papier machc animal. 119 Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is a National Honorary Fraternity for English students. It was organized in 1951. It encourages better writing and more worthwhile reading. The sponsors are Mrs. George Yonge and Mr. Randall Ackley; officers are Randy Tooley—President, Sherry Tooley—Vice-Presi- dent, Susan Baltes—Secretary, and Kathy Farrell— Treasurer. Trisha McClintock, Gloria Cullar, and Kathy Mrore receive a ribbon from Susan Baltes to signify their new membership in Sigma Tau Delta. MEMBERS. First row: Gloria Cullar, Carolyn Kirby, Susan Baltes, Kathy Farrell. Sherry Tooley, Randy Tooley. Second row: Judith Campbell, Kathy Moore, Joni Harris, Trisha McClintock, Mary Elaine Joiner, Beth Coleman, Luther Hoilowell, Mrs. Yonge, Mr. Ackley. Third row: Lane Boyd, Virgil Burke, Charles Wiggins, K. O. Long, Carl Hudson. Above: Members arc Mrs. Burress—Sponsor, Juanellc Brown, Connie Cockrell, Mary Smith, Elaine Magee, Ed Williamson, Cathy Wills, and Vicki Babington. Pi Kappa Delta Organized in the spring of 1967, Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary fraternity for inter-collegiate debaters and orators. The membership is governed by the number of speech events an interested person enters. The categories in a speech tournament include debate, poetry, extem- poraneous speaking, original oration and prose. While preparing for a debate, Elaine Magee, Mary Smith, Connie Cock- rell, and Cathy Willi arc assisted by Mrs. Burress. 121 American Chemical Society McMurry’s student affiliate chapter of American Chemical Society was organ- ized to encourage professional interest in chemistry. Programs are presented by visiting lecturers, faculty, and advanced students. Members are: First row: Tim Faulkenbcrry, Jean Coleman, Ricky Quy, Tommy Spillman. Second row: David Reeve. Joe Hudman, Irvin Hamilton. Third row: Larry Scott. Richard Gore, Dayvid Cole, Carl Hudson. Fourth row: Dr. Klassen, Dr. Harris, Dr. Sonntag. 122 Gamma Sigma Epsilon The Xi Beta Chapter of Gamma Sigma Epsilon was formed in 1965 with the purpose of serving strictly honorary functions. Students from Abilene Christian College and Har- din-Simmons University also par- ticipate in club activities. Sponsored by Dr. Jones, the organization works in correspondence with the American Chemical Society. Offi- cers are Joe Hudman—President, Ricky Quy—Vice-President, Rich- ard Gore—Secretary, Jean Coleman —Sgt. at Arms. First row: Ricky Quy. Irvin Hamilton, Miss Griffin (Honorary), Paul Suddath, Richard Gore, Joe Hudman, Tommy Spillman. Second row: Dr. Bird (Honorary), Dr. Davis (Honorary), Dr. McCord (Honorary), Dr. Sonntag, Dr. Klasscn (Honorary), Dr. McDaniels (Honorary), Dr. Jones (Hon- orary), Dr. Harris (Honorary), Larry Scott, Tim Faulkcnberry. 123 Society Of Physics Students Previous groups of the Sigma Pi Sigma, an honor society for physics students, and the American Institute of Physics combined to form the Society of Physics Students. The pur- pose of the club is to promote interest in physics. Members are: First row: Dick An , Jim Pinson, Don Chul Koh, Adrian Kin , Flavio Vci a. Second row: Dr. Bottom. James Stevens, Larry Conice, David Hammond, Lynn Caton. Third row: Dick Richardson, Dr. Sharp, Dr. Leichncr. Kappa Delta Pi The Eta Epsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society in education, was organized in 1951. The purposes of the organization are to recognize achievement and promote excel- lence in professional education, and to improve intellectual, personal, and professional standards. Sponsors of Kappa Delta Pi are Mrs. Phil Chappell and Mr. M. B. Morris. MEMBERS. First row: Nancy Buckellew, Tri'ha McClintnck, Teresa Quickel—Vice-Prs., Ka- thy Moore—Pres., Beth Holman—Sec. Second row: Sandra Fritz—Hist., S •• s n B •� 11 e n ’ m Rhoades, Mr. Morris— Sponsor. Mike 'an- drum—Treas.. Cindy Wcscott, Dr. Tarter. MEMBERS, First row: Sylvia Hulmes, Martha Lenamnn, Pam Tubbs, Nita Eads. Joni Harris, Kay Mcnefce. Second row: Beverly Farnsworth, Ruth Cooley, Evelyn Franklin. Linda Christenson. Madeline Brown, Jana J hnson, Kay Schultz. Third row: Clifton Stickncy, Nancy Graham, Mary Ann Hinde, Pat Mihalko, Beth Moore. 125 Student Education Association Organized in 1959, Student Education Association’s purpose is to advance interests of the teaching profession, to promote welfare of children, and to foster the education of all peo- ple. During the year, members participate in an area work- shop, the state convention, a spring picnic, and a tea for stu- dent teachers and their cooperating teachers. Members are: First row: Robbie Russell, Katie Harrison, Chris Higgins, Cyndy Berry, Betty Albert, Jana Johnson. Marsha Moore, Mary Smith. Sec- ond row: Anita Campbell, Charles Wiggins, Roger Powell, Dr. Browning—Sponsor, Lutiter Hollowell, Mary Jo Neel. 126 Officers for 1969-70 arc Chris Higgins— Vice-Pres., Katie Harrison—Treas., Charles Wiggins — Pres., Cyndy Berry — See., and Luther Hollowcll—Hist. 127 Trisha McClintock aids her cooperating teacher while student teaching. International Club The International Club was organized in the spring of 1969 with the purpose of aiding foreign stu- dents. Social events are organized so the students may share ideas and facts about their respective countries. One activity was a coffee reception for the faculty. At the faculty reception, Dong Chul Koh talks with Mrs. Her- Alex Kort, Mr. El. Attrache, and Flavio Veiga discuss the various flags used at rington. the faculty reception. Members arc Mr. El. Attrache, Alexander Kort, Dong Chul Koh, Pat Mihalko, Gay Simmons, Rashad Saab, Flavio Viega, Pete Quinterro, Dick Ang, and Mr. Yamamori. Delta Omicron The Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Omicron was formally installed on October 15, 1967 at McMurry with ten members. Its purpose is to encourage women music students in all areas of life. Mrs. Robert Sledge is the Chapter Ad- visor. Activities for the year include fall and spring open musicals, pledging, ushering for the music department concerts, recitals, money rais- ing activities, and programs for the members. At a musical function, Janice Berger distributes programs. Members are Sherrie Pip- kin—Pres, and Chaplain, Judy Covington — Treas. and Warden, Janice Ber- ger—Director of Musical Activities, Ruth Cooley— Vicc-Pres. and Director of Publicity, Mrs. Robert Sledge—Sponsor. 129 Wah Wahtaysee Organized in 1926, Wah Wahtaysee strives to promote college spirit and a friendly atmosphere at McMurry. Serving as the campus hostess group, it ushers at Home- coming and at Willson Lectures. It works to unite the social clubs and other organizations to have a unified campus; the members unite to serve college and com- munity. They served in this capacity this year by par- ticipating in Operation Pampered Public sponsored by the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Club membership is based on scholastic ability, leader- ship, character, and service. After the meeting, Susan Balm, Sandra Fritz, and Janice Hardaway discuss the style show for March with Mrs. Hodges. First row: Teresa Quickel—Publicity Chairman, Nita Eads—Trcas., Kathy Moore—Sec., Susan Baltes—Pres., Sandra Fritz—Vicc-Prcs., Kay Schubert —Historian, Sue Lewis—Song Leader. Second row: Connie Cockrell, Sharon Liles. Linda Talbert, Margie Medley. Kathy King, Marijanc McAdoo, Susan May. Paula Terrell, Peggy Parrott, Mrs. Hodges—Sponsor. Third row: Martha Lenamon, Susan Thomas. Jana Johnson. Kara Sides, Evelyn Franklin, Nancy Graham, Carolyn Kirby, Ann Hooks, Linda Christensen, Nancy Pewitt, Charlotte Adams. Fourth row: Joni Harris, Glenda Gracy, Susan Wool- dridge. Janice Hardaway, Dale Cain, Maelynn Cator, Margaret Cooper. Pam Angel. Sandra Miller, Margaret Chalmers. MEMBERS AND OFFICERS, First row: AI Rupprecht—-2nd Vicc-Pres. an-t Plcdgemaster. Mike Knight—Treasurer, Steve Campbell—President, Mike Crevicr—Vice-President, Alex Kort—Secretary. Second row: Ed L ink, Ed Pryor, Bob Peak, Donnie Butler, Dan Craig, Jim Bourne, Wesley Barton—Historian. Third row: Don Bridgewater, Jim Hayes, Ken Todd, James Greer, Louis Duke, John Cole, Joey Lee. Fourth row: Tom Maxwell, Larry Conner, Jim Carpenter, Richard Thompson, Jim Cockrell, Mike Dudley, Jim Pinson. Alpha Phi Omega The Omicron Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was organized in May 1964. Its purpose is to render service to the campus, such as directing traffic at Homecoming and passing out Convocation bulle- tins. Some of the activities for this year is a fall picnic and a Christmas party. The sponsors are Rev. Bert Affleck, Mr. F. Cockrell, and Dean J. King. 131 Steve Campbell presents Katie Harrison, Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart, with a bouquet of roses. War Whoop Upper left: Dave Noll—Business Manager Upper right: Stan Kucharski—Reporter Middle: Mike Dudley—Copy Reader Right: K. O. Long—Associate Editor Lower left: Kay Ostroski—Reporter 133 Marilyn Kouns—TOTEM editor and Sports Section. Totem 134 Linda Talbert—Organizations and Faculty Sections. 135 Terri Howell—Classes and Activities Sections. Women Rushees Become Pledges TIP Gobbcttcs arc: Pint row: Juddi Howell, Georgia Walker, Terri Howell, Dennie Dunn. Second row: Jill Gardner, Gloria Pineda. Kathy Stcmplc, Susan Sonflicth. Third row: Joy Lewis, Esther Wheeler, Mary Ann Parks, Judy Young, Jane Lynn. 137 Delta Beta Epsilon pledges arc: First row: Anita Ryan, Vicky Dodson, Maisic Bell, Jan Nunnally. Second row: Rhetta Houston, Peggy John- son, Molly Burress. Third row: Nancy Myers, Sarah Morrison, Mary Fuller. Pam Hines (not pictured). 138 Theta Chi Lambda pledges arc: First row: Gayle Leach. Kathy Lack, Kathy Young, Shcrie Crumc, Carla Davis. Second row: Sherry Penkert, Cheric Widmayer, Pug Deavenport, Jo Baker, Karen Pederson. Third row: Barb Keyes, Dara Stephens, Donna Harridge, Barb Eich, Barbara Whorton, Karen Grcenwaldt, Norma Pederson. Sheryl White {not pictured). Women’s Socia! Club Spring Pledges Gamma Sigma pledget are: First row: Dori� Hall, Nancy Roberts, Dcbby Krause, Kathy Lange. Sec- ond row: Frances Wilson, Linda Norris, Gay Sim- mons. Alpha Psi Alpha pledges are Jane Slaton, Nancy Swindell, and Bonnie Ragland (not pictured). Pi Delta Phi pledges are (bottom to top) Lanesta Mathis. Debra Rasbcrry, Jill Fannin, Susan Wool- ridge, Joann Stapleton. 139 Women’s Interclub Sponsored by Dean White, Women’s Interclub Council serves as a connecting link for all women's social clubs. It is composed of the president and a representative of each club. Each year the council composes a rule book concerning pledging, sponsors a rush tea for all rushees, and presents the annual spring presenta- tion of pledges. During a meeting, Kay Schubert. Charlotte Lawrence. Marilyn Knuns, and Gloria Padilla take notes to report to. the different clubs. As Kathy Moore leads discussion in Interclub, Trisha McClintock records the minutes. INTERCLUB COUNCIL, Standing: Kathy Moore—Pres. First row: Pam Rhoades, Gloria Padilla, Linda Christenson, Sus3n Baltcs, Stephanie Bedford, Pat Neill. Second row: Trisha McClintock—Sec.-Treas., Marilyn Kouns, Sandra Fritz—Vice-Pres.. Charlotte Lawrence, Kay Schubert. MENS' INTERCI.UB, Standing: AI Rupprccht. FinI row: Ricky Quy, Tim Faulkcnbcrry, K. O. Long. Second row: Bruce Edwards, Bill Steadman, Claude Branton. Third row: Dean King, Joe Hudman, David Cain. Men’s Interclub Men's Interclub Council, composed of the president and a representative of each club, serves as a connecting link for the organizations on campus. Also, the council makes decisions on questions concerning pledging and other questions concerning the clubs. Sponsored by Dean King, the officers are Al Rupprecht—President, Ricky Quy— Vice-President, and Tim Faulkcnbcrry—Secretary. 141 K. O. Long presents Brian Barrows with the coveted title of Ugly Man on Campus. Alpha Psi Alpha Alpha Psi Alpha was organized in 1955, under the name of Alpha Pi Alpha. The name was changed to Alpha Psi Alpha in 1963, and the colors of gold and white were adopted. Alpha Psi Alpha places a major emphasis on individual growth, and it is to this end that it sponsors various social functions throughout the year. In Indian style, Pat Neill crushes berries at Homecoming. Miss Jewell Posey, Sponsor Pat Neill. President Pat Coleman, Secretary Stephany Bedford, Treasurer Dea Evans, Pledge Mistress Betty Albert, Intramural Linda Akers Darlene Mayfield 142 Gamma Sigma Mr . Velma Miss Beih Myatt, Sandra Fritz Krempin, Sponsor President Span or Charlotte Adams. Louise Jan Hill. Marshal Wilkerson, Intramural Rrp. Gloria Culler Marshall Virginia Cox Kathy Keith Ann Brewer, Vice-Pres. Lynda Sinclair, Reporter Kathy King Pam Angel, Rec. Sec. Janice Berger, Song Leader Marilyn Lambert Nancy Pewitt, Cortes. See. Sue Simmons, Chaplain Barbara I.u k Ginny Rider, Treat. Luanna Bailey Sandra Miller Pam Rhoades, Interclub Rep. Judy Covington Linda Moschera Gamma Sigma was organized in 1936 to promote friendship among women at McMurry Col- lege. Loyalty to the school is very important. The club holds a fall picnic, spring picnic, a spring banquet, a mother- daughter luncheon, and an exes’ dinner at Homecoming. 143 At the fall picnic, Ginny Rider strug- gles during a relay race. Delta Beta helped to create the theme Happiness Is in one of their songs at TIP Sing Song. Mrs. Clyde Herrington, Sponsor Marilyn Kouns, President Nancy LeMay, Vice-President Janet Wells, Recording Sec. Susan Williamson, Corresponding Sec. Pam 'rubbs. Treasurer Trisha McClintock, Inter club Rep. Margaret Cooper, Intramural Rep. Marla Redlcsperger, Historian Paula Terrell, Photographer Sue Lewis, Parliamentarian Nita Eads. Marshall Linda Talbert, Reporter Glenda Gracy, Social Chairman Teresa Quickel, Chaplain Sponsored by Mrs. Clyde Herrington, Delta Beta Ep- silon was established in 1944. Delta Beta is based on the principles of friend- ship and cooperation. An- nual events include fall and spring picnics, spring ban- quet and dance, and an all school ski-party dance. This year the club won first place women’s division in Home- coming Teepee competition and first place in choreog- raphy at TIP Sing Song. As Joni Harris and Sue Lewis stand by to help, Kay Schultz punches the volleyball over the net. 144 7 u Delta Beta Epsilon Cindy Ami I ley Jean Blakeney Susan Brand Brenda Bryant Rosemary Burrage Dale Cain Maclynn Cator Ruth Cooley Cheryl Corcoran Davcla Edens Kay Findley Kay Givens Linda Green Janice Hardaway Joni Harris Michele Jamison Mary Jane Jordan Kay Killingsworth Sandy Marcum Susan May Marijanc McAdoo Molly McCaleb Janet McMullen Kay Mencfce Glenn Moser Susan Neville Vicki Newland Janice Overman Pcgge Price Sylvia Richburg Karen Ricgcl Kay Schultz Karen Simpson Lynda Smith Cathy Wills 145 At Homecoming, Pegge Price and Glenn Moser displayed the costumes of the Kiowa Indians. Kappa Phi Organized in 1939, Kappa Phi is the third oldest women’s social club on the McMurry campus. The winner of both the intramurals archery and deck tennis competitions (1969) Kappa Phi participates actively in the intramural program. In addition to social functions for club members—picnics, spring banquet, and Exes’ Homecoming dinner—Kappa Phi hosts the annual faculty coke party in the fall. Susan Baltcs, President Janice Aldermon, Vice-Pres. Alumni Sec. Diane Sauer, Secretary Treasurer Linda Christensen. IntercluD Rep. Pledge Mistress Barbara Hammond Becky Weeks 146 Pi Delta Phi Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Muriel Burress, Pi Delta Phi is the youngest social club on campus. It was formed in 1065 with the torch as the symbol and colors of camel and black; their motto is Lighting new pathways into the world.” Pi Delta Phi is active in all school activities. At TIP Sing Song, Pi Delta Phi's colorful uniforms added to their choreography. Lydia Miller, Prts. Cheryl Weeks, Chaplain Sonja Casey Lynda Matysiak Chris Higgins. Set.-Trent. Ginger Mullino, Pledge Mistress Karen Clayton Judy Van Hook Gloria Padillo, Inter club Rep. Kathy Barth Jancl Davis Jill Walsworth Gayle Harding, Intramural Rep. Jo Buck Beatrice Gamer Margaret Watson Deeply exhibits. concentrating, Judy Van Hook prepares Homecoming Pete Tamez, Pi Delta Phi Guy 147 Theta Chi Lambda As the second youngest women’s social club, Theta Chi Lambda was organized in 1959-1960. Its purpose is to promote high standards of womanhood through cultural, social, and academic attainments. During the year, activities included ski-party picnics, slumber parties, service projects, airplane washing, and the annual spring banquet and dance. Each summer Theta Chi spon- sors a three-day lake reunion for members and exes. Marsha Moore, Peggy Parrot, and Kathy Moore were out front as Theta Chi Lambda performed in TIP Sing Song. Martha Lcnamon, Song leader Sharon Smith, Publicity Cindy Berry Nancy Boyd Gail Burgess Sherrie Burkhalter Connie Cockrell Sherrie Dungan Linda Fleming Evelyn Franklin Sharon Garrison Nancy Graham Cindy Huston Kathy Houston Jana Johnson Cheryl Jordan Carolyn Kirby Kay Madding Marsha Moore Gloria Patterson Betsy Pepper Kara Sides Cindy Wescott Denise Willis Excited Theta Chi members begin a boat ride at their sum- mer reunion. Almost asleep, Nancy Boyd and Mary Smith hold their poles for the homecoming teepee. Mrs. Roger Smith, Sponsor Lane Boyd. Theta Chi Guy Kay Schubert, President Elaine Magee, Vice President Mary Smith, Recording Sec. Stella Hcnnigh, Corresponding Sec. Gayle G� nley, Treasurer Kathy Moore, Interclub Rep. Ann Haralson, lutr.imural Rep. Peggy Parrot, Parliamentarian Cindy Pickett. Pledge Mistress Anita Campbell, Historian In an intramural volleyball game, Denise Willis shows her serving ability. 149 TIP is the oldest women’s social club on campus, organized in 1925. The club's purpose is to promote friendship, to give its members a greater love for McMurry, and to contribute to the cultural, spiritual, and physical growth of its members. Each year, TIP sponsors a Sing Song providing competition among the social clubs. Also, other annual activities in- clude picnics, a Christmas party, a spring banquet, and a summer reunion. Mrs. David Cry, Sponsor Rodger Bell, TIP Anchor Man Joanna Strickland, President Nanci Seitz, 1st Vice-Pres. Katie Harrison, 2nd VicePres. Kathy Farrell. Recording, Sec. Pauline Wom.uk. Corresponding Sec. Cindy Gray, Keeper of the Keys Charlotte, Lawrence, Interc’ub Rep. Sherry Michl. Intramural Rep. Karen Kelley Treasurer Carol Graham, Chaplain Marilyn Young, Historian Cheryl Chookas, Reporter At TIPS fall picnic, Sharon Liles, a girl's date, and Lyana Assisted by Marilyn Young, Pauline Womack, and Kathy Holden, Sharon Liles Lance prepare to eat a fish supper. hammers in a teepee stake. Barbara Bentley Glenda Bounds Jcannic Faucett Jill Lyana Harrison Lance Kathy Sharon Holden Liles Nancy Mary Kendall Marrs Linda Martinc2 Delza Moore Beverly Nickolson Linda Sprott Glenda Throckmorton Karen White Although not in competition, TIP also performed at their annual TIP Sing Song. 151 Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Chi, the newest men’s social club, was organized in 1965. Club activities include Homecoming, fall and spring picnics, a Christmas dance, and a spring banquet. The club is very active in intramurals. Mr. Mike Davis, Sponsor Lanny Baker. Vice-Pres. David Cain. Intcrclub Rep. Bob Ahlstrand Mr. Francis Hinkel, Sponsor Barry Haenisch, Secretary George Ramirez, Intramural Rep. Chuck Anderson Ed Robinson, President Bo Me mil. Treasurer Mike Rosenberg, Pledgemaster Bobby Bolding 152 Lew Bradshaw Jerry Crumpton Van Grimes Jim MeWhirter Bill Cathey Willie Davis Jerry Halpin, Sgt. at Arms David Peavey Randall Causscy Larry Duyck John Hilgers Saunders Staley Matt Chalmers Bill Goosby Freeman Lamkin Mike Stephens Larry Coe Van Grady Clifton Lineum John David Williams I S3 Eta Epsilon lota Founded in 1962, Fta Fpsilon Iota organized to develop the most outstanding qualities of each member and to stress the importance of the individual. HFI's purpose is to improve McMurry by de- veloping mental, physical, and spiritual excellence in college life. During the year, members are active in Homecoming, Christmas, banquet, picnics, intramurals, and TIP Sing Song. Sherry T«x !cy, HEl Sweetheart Mr. Judson Hardy, Sponsor Mr. Richard Lank. Sponsor Bruce Edwards, President Clovis Brown Bob Gillette Lacy Hogue Michael Landrum Vice-President Mike Crevier, Secretary Steve Campbell, Treasurer Ted Routon Dexter Smith Mike Slagle A1 Rupprecht, Interclub Rep. Randy Toolcy. Intramural Rep. Dan Craig, Historian Richard Thompson, Parliamentarian Jim Carpenter Pledgemaster Danny Wickham 154 IHR Founded in 1923, IHR remains the first men's social club on campus. The club’s purpose is to bring about a close relationship between the stu- dents and to provide a centering point for activity on the McMurry campus. Activities for the year in- clude fall and spring picnics and banquets. The sponsor is Mr. Taylor. Bill Steadman. Bits Chief Claud Branton, Senior Bits Chief Wesley Blomshield, Junior Big Chief Rodger Bell. Keeper of the Lodge Edward Lara, Scribe Mike Rollins. Parliamentarian Tommy McCall. Intramural Rep. Fred Doyle David McCall Robert Shousc 155 At Homecoming, IHR shows some of the tools and the home of the Blackfoot Indians. Kiva Kiva Social Club first appeared on the McMurry College campus in 1937, when it was created as an organization for men and women students from New Mexico. In 1939, Kiva became a men's social club, and this year Kiva celebrated its thirtieth year as a men's club at McMurry. Kiva’s stated pur- pose is to promote brotherhood and friendship among stu- dents, and to preserve the Indian traditions on campus. Each year Kiva sponsors fall and spring picnics, a Black and White dance, a Christmas party and a spring banquet. This year Kiva won first place for music in TIP Sing Song. 156 Kiva presents a check for $350.00 to Mr. Lank for landscaping around the administration building. Pam Collins. Kira Sweetheart Gene Pally, Sponsor Randy Strickland, Sponsor K. O. Long, President Bob Collins, Vice-President Travis Hartgravcs, Recording Sec. Art Raymond, Corresponding See. Jim Bourne, Treasurer Danny Amcrson, Interclub Rep. Jim McAdcn, Intramural Rep. Tommy Anderson, Historian Paul Lcnker, Chaplain Tommy Trinkner, Tail I wit ter David Treat, Pltdgemaster Gaylon Bcights Vic Corley Cecil Davis David Dillman Lee Fcris Jim Gobin Bob Hardy Bobby Harris Danny Harvey Karl Heist Geoff Hcrgenrader Jacky Jickson Bryan Jennings David Kindel Steve Marth Moody Meixncr John Murray Don McKinney Jim Newton Sammy Nichols Dave Noll Mike Purcell Ben Read John Riddle Tommy Ryan Bruce Saucrzopf Danny Skaggs Gary Spitzer David Spradling Gus Taylor 157 Chi Omicron A student cross section founded Chi Omicron in 1957 on the foundation of unity of purpose and individuality within the academic environment. On this foundation, Chi Omicron stages several parties such as spring and fall picnics, a Christmas banquet, Polliwog party, and a spring banquet. Karen Bridges, XO Sweetheart Richard Gore. President Larry Robertson, Vice-President Rick Stivers, Rcc. Sec. Bill Newton, Trcas. Joe Hudman, Interclub Rep. Bill Bridges, Intramural Rep. David Reeve, Chaplain Jim Lemon, Plcgcmastcr Melvin Griffin Chuck Hambrick Irvin Hamilton Jim Houston Carl Hudson Curtis Nicholson 159 Steve Scanned Larry Scott Edwin Shaddix Alfred Stephens Chuck Vaillant Ko Sari Ko Sari was founded in 1937 in the tradition of Knighthood, and each year young Squires are taken into the order in spring pledging activi- ties. The Ko Sari calendar includes dates for fall and spring picnics, a Christmas party, and a spring ban- quet. This year Ko Sari had the distinction of having one-fourth of its membership elected to Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Cindy Pickett, Ko Sari Sued heart Dr. Earle Winters, Sponsor Marvin Gregory, Historian Mike Goode, Scribe Harley Murrell Intramural Rep. Brian Barrows Don Bushel I Ken Frazier Eddie Harrison Jim Houston Mike Knight John Leach I.loyd McWhirter George Pitts Glenn Stanbcrry Harold Stevens Walter Taylor Tim Faulkenberry, Ricky Quv. Tommy Spillman, Truitt Mitchell, Gil Hull, Grand Sovereign Counsellor Secretary Chancellor of Knights’ Grand Exchequer Commander 160 Spring Pledges For Men’s Clubs Ko Sari pledges arc: First row: Wayne Parham, Greg Ekis, Randy Corney, Mike Tubbs, Tom Fuller. Second row: Mike Jackson, Steve Barton, Mike Steinberg, Garry Kcsler. Not pictured: Russell Bag- gett, Jerel Graves, Bany Hoefer, Larry Hoefer, and Leon Riggins. Kiva pledges are: First row: Mikt Mc- Calcb, Mike Ford, Joe Frush, 4ikc Meador. Second row: Dennis A .orn, Russ Wise, John Li new caver, Johnny Poer. 161 Alpha Sigma Chi pledges arc: First row: Rudy Montez, Henry Ramirez, Randy Nix, Marc Case. Second row: George Def- fenbaugh, Junior Brown, Archie Smith, Joe Bas- ham. Third row: Robert Slaughter, Bob Patty, Mike Holquin, Dennis Campbell. Fourth row: Larry Nickels, Danny Ball, Joe Bob Brewster. HEI pledges are: Firtt row: James Greer, Larry Conner, Donnie Cham- bers, Lee Mosty. Second row: Ken Todd, Jimmy Hayes. Calvin Easterling, Randy Hamilton. Third row: Ben Gafford, Bob Brown, George Aberna- thy, Donny Butler, Ron Galloway. 162 Men’s Social Club Spring Pledges XO Polliwogs arc: First row: Gary Landers, Steve Kinsey, Johnny Lutrick, Bill Stanton. Second row: Roger Thompson, Joe Barker. Steve Gentry, Stan Chapman. Third row: Jack Benton, Barry New, Lee Allen. Fourth row: Bill Caffey, Bill Blackburn, Bill Weeks. Filth row: Carleton Watson, Alan Bates. 163 Personalities Maisie Bell Section Editor Chief McMurry Lane Boyd Reservation Princess Pam Rhoades 166 Campus Royalty Presented From Dumas, Lane Boyd is majoring in English with his minor in Religion. He has served as Senior class representative, president of Alpha Chi and representa- tive for Campus Ministries. Pam Rhoades, a Business Education major, is from Crosbyton. She is a mem- ber of Gamma Sigma social club and has served as song leader, president, and Inter- club Representative. Lane and Pam were both elected to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 168 Senior Class Favorites Manuel High And Kathy Farrell Junior Class Favorites Jim Newton And Stella Hennigh 169 Sophomore Class Favorites Gus Taylor And Cathy Wills 170 Freshman Class Favorites Ken Todd And Mary Fuller 171 Co-Athletic Sweethearts Charlotte Lawrence And A lichele Jamison 175 176 Valentine «iv=:r Sweetheart Nominees 177 --‘l I Id I -’’• TVS'- Tn- I i Mi'ri'HiHiWw 178 Eight Totem Beauties Selected Molly Burress Molly Burress, a freshman from Abilene, serves in the House of Representatives. She hopes to major in speech therapy. 11� Students Choose Totem Beauty Kay Givens A junior from Loraine, Texas, Kay Givens plans to major in business edu- cation. She is also a member of Delta Beta Epsilon. 179 Beauty Is Involved In Chanters; Janice Hardaway From Hamlin, Janice Hardaway, a soph- omore, is majoring in music. She is presently a member of Chanters and belongs to Delta Beta Epsilon. Janice has also been on the Dean’s List. 180 Beauty Inspires School Spirit Joni Harris From San Angelo, Joni Harris has served Mc- Murry two years as cheerleader. She is a former TOTEM beauty, class favorite her sophomore year, and selected Who's Who this year. She is a memt er of Delta Beta Epsilon and is majoring in Englih with a minor in history. Beauty’s Interests Lie In Sports; Michele Jamison From Coleman, Texas, Michele Jamison has been a fresh- man and sophomore TOTEM beauty. Her sophomore year she was chosen Athletic sweetheart. She is loyal to Delta Beta Epsilon and is a cheerleader. Her major is ele- mentary education with a specialization in physical educa- tion. 182 Beauty Enjoys Club Activities Charlotte Lawrence Working as interclub representative, Charlotte Lawrence supports T.I.P. From Seminole, Texas, the junior beauty is majoring in ele- mentary education and specializing in speech. 183 Class Officer Given Honor Sherry Penkert Sherry Penkert, a freshman from Abilene, is the secretary of the class. She plans to major in music with an education minor. 184 Active Student Association Member Chosen - Kay Schultz Serving the Student Association as secretary- treasurer, Kay Schult2, from Olton, Texas, is majoring in elementary education with a specialization in history. Miss Schultz is also a member of Delta Beta Epsilon social club. In addition to being a former TOTEM Beauty, she was a freshman class favorite. 185 Totem -j Beauty Runners-Up A freshman from Abilene, Nancy Myers plans to major in secondary education. Majoring in secondary education, Connie Cockrell from Levelland, is a junior. Paula Terrell is a sophomore from Haskell, and she is majoring in elementary education. 186 Totem Beauty Runners-Up Lynda Matysiak, an elementary education major is a sopho- more from Rule. Ruth Cooley is a music major from Denver City, and she is a senior. Brenda Bryant is a business education major and a junior from Garland. Pam Tubbs, a senior for Abilene is a business education major. LANE BOYD — Dumas; Senior class representative; president of Alpha Chi; representative for Campus Min- istries; Sigma Tau Delta; junior class representative; junior class favorite; Reservation Chief. RUTH COOLEY—Denver City; Music education major; chaplain and vice-president of Delta Beta Epsilon social club; vice-president of Chanters; Wah Wahtaysee; Stu- dent Education Association; Totem Beauty finalist. 1969 Who’s Who LANNY BAKER — Desdcmona; Physical education major; English minor; football; vice-president of Alpha Sigma Chi social club; freshman class president. RANDALL CAUSSEY — Sweetwater; Physical education major; English minor; basketball. Who’s Who NITA EADS—Pampa; Chanters; marshal of Delta Beta Epsilon; song leader and treasurer of Wah Wahtayscc, Totem Beauty; Dean's list. JOE GILLESPIE — Coleman; Mathematics major; phys- ical education minor; football; Alpha Sigma Chi social club. CHERYL CORCORAN — Ft. Worth; Art major; Speech minor; photographer—Delta Beta Epsilon; SEA; Kappa Pi Art fraternity. TIM FAULKENBERRY—Brownfield; Chemistry major; Chanters; senior class vice-president; grand-sovereign and past reporter of Ko Sari social club; Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Who’s Who RICHARD GORE — Abilene: Chemistry major; Biology minor; vice-president of SAG; president of Chi Omicron social club; secretary of Gamma Sigma Epsilon. TRAVIS HARTGRAVES — Abilene; Finance major; government minor; KIVA social club; Hunt Dorm Coun- cil; junior class president; freshman class representative. MIKE GOODE — Lubbock; Education major: vice-presi- dent of Ko Sari; secretary-treasurer of Alpha Psi Omega; SEA. JONI HARRIS — San Angelo; English major; history minor: cheerleader for two years; Delta Beta Epsilon; Wah Wahtaysce; Totem Beauty for two years; sophomore class favorite. 190 Who’s Who JOE HUDMAN — Post; Chemistry major; mathematics minor: XO social club: president of Gamma Sigma Epsilon; outstanding freshman and sophomore chemistry major; Dean's list. TRISHA McCLINTOCK —Clyde: English major; Inter- club representative for Delta Beta Epsilon; secretary- treasurer of Women's Intcrclub Council; secretary-treasurer of senior class; Alpha Chi; SEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Wah Wahtayscc; class favorite runner-up. NANCY LE MAY — Coleman; Secondary education ma- jor; vice-president of Delta Beta Epsilon; secretary of Kappa Pi; art director of Wah Wahtayscc, SEA, cheer- leader. ELAINE MAGEE — Abilene; Secondary education major; vice-president of Theta Chi Lambda social club; presi- dent of President Dormitory' Council; Wah Wahtayscc; debate, president of Pi Kappa Delta; junior class favorite. Who’s Who TRUITT MITCHELL — Denver City; Music major; busi- ness minor; senior class president; band; Knights Grand Commander; squire master and treasurer of Ko Sari social club; Chanters; assistant and head cheerleader; freshman class president. JIM NEWTON — Brownfield; Philosophy major; re- ligion minor; cheerleader; KIVA social club; Chanters; Religious Life Council. KATHY MOORE — Albany; English major; history minor; Interclub representative of Theta Chi Lambda; president of Kappa Delta Pi; secretary of Wah Wahtaysee; president of Women s Interclub Council; SEA; house clerk and secretary of SAG; Martin Dormitory Council. PEGGY PARROTT—Midland; History major; Spanish minor; Theta Chi Lambda social club; Wah Wahtaysee; Kappa Delta Pi; SEA; freshman class senator; junior class representative. KAY SCHUBERT — Longworth; Mathematics major; English minor; president of Theta. Chi Lambda; editor of the War Whoop; historian of Wah Wahtaysee; SEA; sophomore and junior senator. TOMMY SPILLMAN—Abilene; Chemistry major; math- ematics major; junior class representative; vice-president of American Chemical Association; Ko Sari; Dean's list. Who’s Who RICKY QUY — Abilene; Chemistry major; mathematics minor; president of the band; president of American Chemical Society; vice-president of Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Alpha Chi; treasurer, vice-president, and historian of Ko Sari. KAY SCHULTZ — Olton; Elementary education major; secretary-treasurer of SAG; intramural representative of Delta Beta Epsilon; Wah Wahtaysee; SEA; Totem Beauty for two years; freshman class favorite. Who’s Who DAVID TREAT—El Paso; Philosophy major; religion minor; Religious Life Council; KIVA; president of junior class; sophomore class president. JANET WELLS—Dumas; Elementary education major; secretary of Delta Beta Epsilon; sophomore class repre- sentative; 1968 Valentine Sweetheart; SEA. FLAVIO VEIGA — Sao Paulo, Brasil; Physics major; mathematics minor; treasurer of SPS; Dean's list. 194 195 Classes Juddi Howell Terri Howell Section Editors 198 ABERNATHY. GARY. Baird: General Business Major. ADAMS, SHERRY, Weinert: Element ary Education Major. Math Minor. AHLSTRAND. BOB. Abilene: Social Studies Major. Golf Team, Alpha Sigma Chi. ANDRUS. JERRY. Anson: Marketing Major. Football. ANG. DICK, Djakarta. Indonesia: Physics Major. Math Minor. Sigma Pi Sigma, Society of Physics Students. International Club. BALTES. SUSAN, San Antonio: Secondary Education Major. Spanish. English. French Minor. Diakonia, Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Tau Delta Secretary, S.E.A. Historian, Kappa Phi President, Wah Wahtaysee President. BARTEE. LARRY, Albany: Physical Education Major. History Minor. BATTS. BONNIE. Abilene: Maketing Major. BELL. RODGER. Hamlin: Marketing Major. I.H.R. Keeper of the Lodge. BENNETT. ROYCE. Abilene: Marketing Major. Accounting Minor. XO Vice-Pres,, Plcdgemastcr. BERRY, CYNDY. Rotan: Elementary Education Major. Speech Minor. Theta Chi, S.E.A.. A.W.S., Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer. BLESS. MARTIN, Harrisburg, Penn.: Social Studies Major. BLOMSHIELD. WESLEY, Big Spring; Social Studio Major. I.H.R.. interclub Rep., Junior Big Chief, S.E.A. BOLDING, BOBBY, Plainvicw: Marketing Major. Alpha Sigma Chi. Basketball. BOURNE. JAMES, San Antonio: Business Major. K1VA. Alpha Phi Omega, TOTEM. WAR WHOOP. 199 Seniors Have New Responsibilities Ed Williamson, president of the student body joins in the singing at the first convocation of the year. BOYD, LANE. Dumas: English Major. Religion Minor. Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi President, Junior Rep., Junior Favorite, Senior Rep. BRIDGEWATER. DONALD, Midland: Math. Phi losophy Major. English Minor. Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Kappa Phi. Mathematical Association of America, Math Tutorial Program Director. BROCK. BARRY, Abilene: Accounting. Major. Band. BROWN, ANDY, Anson: Ed; on Major. Math Minor. BROWN. DARWIN, Abilen st Major. Chi Omicron. BROWN. MADELEINE. Abilene: Biology Major. English Minor. S.E.A. BUCKELLEW, NANCY. Weslaco: Elementary Edu- cation Major. Art Minor. Kappa Delta Pi. CAIN, DAVID, Pampa: History Major. Government Minor. Alpha Sigma Chi, Intramural Council. Intcrclub Council. Who’s Who, Junior Class Vice-Prcs., Senior Class Rep., Basketball. CAMPBELL. MOLLY, Kress: English Major. French Minor. Wah Wahtaysce, Sigma Tau Delta, Band. CAMPBELL. STEVEN. Phillips: Religion Major. English Minor. Student Association Senior Senator, Alpha Phi Omega, Eta Epsilon lota. CARTER, MELBA, Abilene: Elementary Education Major. English Minor. S.E.A. CASEY. SAMUEL. Brcckenridgc: Business Adminis- tration Major. Phi Beta Lambda. CAUSSEY. RANDALL. Sweetwater: Physical Educa- tion Major. English Minor. Basketball. CHANEY, BILL. Abilene: Accounting Major. Business Club. COE. WILLIAM, Lancaster: Business. Physical Educa lion Major, Alpha Sigma Chi, Intramural Student Director. COLLINS. BOB. Abilene: Chemistry Major. Biology Minor. KIVA Vicc-Pres., American Chemical Society. Senior Class Rep. CONLEY. GAYLE. Robert Lee: Physical Education Major. Business Minor. Theta Chi Lambda, S.E.A. CON LEE. LARRY. Clyde: Physics Major. Math Minor. Chi Omicron, Society of Physics Students Vicc-Pres. COOLEY. RUTH. Denser City: Music Major. Delta Beta Epsilon. Delta Omicron, Wah Wahtayscc, S.E.A., TOTEM Beauty Runner-up, Chanters. CORCORAN. CHERYL. Ft. Worth. Art Major. Speech Minor. Kappa Phi PIcdgemistress, S.E.A., Delta Beta Epsilon. CREEL, EDDIE, Abilene: General Business Major. Golf. CUMBY, KYLE. Mangum. Oklahoma: Elementary Education Major. Science Minor. S.E.A. DARBY, SUE, Abilene: Secondary Education. Eng- lish-Art Major. Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Wah Wahtayscc. Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A., Forensics. DAVIS. STEVE. Artesia, New Mexico: General Business Major. Marketing Minor. Business Club. 201 DAVIS WILLIAM, Dallas: Physical Education Major. History Minor. Alpha Sigma Chi, Men's Imerclub Council. Football. EADS, NITA. Pampa: Secondary Education Major. Biology. Physical Education Minor. Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysec Songlcadcr and Treasurer, Chanters. EDWARDS. BRUCE. Mineral Wells: Education Major. History. English Minor. Alpha Phi Omega Vicc-Prcs., Alpha Psi Omega. Eta Epsilon Iota Plcdgcmastcr and Secretary, Men's Interclub President, S.E.A., Chanters. Forum. McMurry Theatre. FARRELL. KATHLEEN. St. Michaels. Md.: Elemen- tary Education Major. English Minor. T.I.P.. Delta Tau Delta. Wah Wahtaysec. S.E.A., Chanters. Sr. Class Favorite. FAULKENBERRY. TIM. Brownsficld Chemistry Major. Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Ko Sari Historian, Men's Interclub Council Secretary-Treasurer, American Chemical Society, Senior Class Vicc-Pres., Chanters Asst. Manager and President. FERGUSON. CHARLES. Houston: Sociology Major. Religion Minor. C.S.M., Senior Rep. FLORES, DONALD. Brown wood: Secondary Educa- tion Major. English. Speech Minor. Air Force Bootstrap Commissioning Program. FRANKLIN. EVELYN, Potcct: Elementary Education Major. English Minor. Wah Wahtaysec. Theta Chi Lambda. FRITZ. SANDRA, Hermlcigh: Elementary Education Minor. Gamma Sigma President and Vice-Prcs.. Wah Wahtaysec Secretary and Vicc-Pres.. Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A., Injcrclub Vicc-Pres. GILL, SUE, Abilene: Elementary Education Major. Math Minor. S.E.A. GLOVER, DEAN, Abilene: Physical Education Major. History Minor. GOODE, MIKE. Lubbock: Elementary Education Major. Speech Minor. Ko Sari Scribe. Couns� S.E.A.. Alpha Psi Omega Secretary and Treasurer, State School Coordinator. Drama. GOOSBY, BILL, Abilene: Physics Major. Math Minor. Alpha Sigma Chi. Society of Physics Students. GORE. RICHARD, Abilene: Chi Omicron President. Gamma Sigma Epsilon Secretary, Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society, Student Association Vicc-Prcs. GRAHAM, TERESA, Abilene: Accounting Major. Theta Chi Lambda, Alpha Chi, XO Sweetheart. 202 Knowledge Is Shared With Others McMurry sponsors a booth at the West Texas Fair to inform others of the activities at McMurry College. GUY, BILL. Abilene: Physical Education Major, Speech Minor. HAMBRICK, FRANCES, Abilene: Sociology Major. Government Minor. HARDING, GAYLE, McCamey: Physical Education Major. History Minor. Pi Delta Phi, intramurals President. HARPER. STEVE, Haskell: Sociology Major. Religion Minor. Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Chi, Religious Life- Council. HARRISON, EDDIE. Winters: Art Education Major. Speech Minor. Kappa Pi Treasurer, Ko Sari, Band Drum Major. HARRISON, JILL, Abilene: Elementary Education Major. Art Minor. T.I.P., S.E.A., Kappa Phi. l.H.R. Sweetheart. HARRISON. KATIE. San Antonio: Elementary Edu- cation Major. Physical Education Minor. T.I.P., S.E.A., Student Association. HARTGRAVES, TRAVIS, Abilene: Finance Major. Government Minor. KIVA Secretary, Intcrclub Council, Student Association, Freshman Rep., Junior Class President. HEIDELBERG, WILSON. Midland: Social Sciences Major. Dean's List. 203 HIGGINS. CHRISTINA. Gram! Island. Nebraska: Elementary Education Major, History Minor. Pi Delia Phi Secretary. S.E.A. Vicc-Prcs., Dorm Council. HIGH. MANUEL. Justin: Elementary Education Major. Physical Education Minor, S.E.A., Sr. Class Favorite. HINDE. MARY ANN. Abilene: Business Education Major. HOLDEN. KATHY. Abilene: Marketing Major. T.I.P., Wah Wahtayscc, Women's Interclub Council. Band. HOLDER. KENNETH. Abilene: Philosophy Major. Music Minor. HOLMAN. BETH, Lorenzo: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. Alpha Psi Alpha Chaplain. Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, Wah Wahtaysce, S.E.A. HOOVER. SHIRLE. Abilene: Art Major. English Minor. Alpha Pi. WAR WHOOP. Band. HUBENAK. GORDON. Ft. Worth: Physical Educa lion Major. Speech Minor. Alpha Sigma Chi. Who's Who. Chief McMurry. Football, Junior Class President and Favorite. Senior Class President. HUTTO. TONY. Post: Science Education Major. Band. JOINER. MARY, Tye: Philosophy Major. English Minor. Theta Chi Lambda. Christian Student Move- ment. KELLY. RAYFORD, Abilene: Marketing Major. Business Minor. KING. ADRIAN, Bledsoe: Physics Major. Math. German Minor. XO. KING. PATRICIA. Lamcsa. KOUNS. MARILYN. Midland: Elementary Education Maior. English Minor. Delta Beta Epsilon President and Recording Secretary, Interclub Council. S.E.A., Freshman Class Favorite. Sophomore Rep., TOTEM Beauty, Clerk House of Representatives, Who's Who. TOTEM editor. LANDRUM, MICHAEL, Fluvanna: Secondary Educa- tion Major. Math. Art Minor. Eta Epsilon Iota. Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Pi. 204 Pep Rallies Supported By Seniors By whistling a happy tunc Kay Schultz boosts Indian spirit at a pep rally. LANGE, PATRICIA. Aurora. Nebraska: History Major. LANGFORD. MARY. Abilene: Elementary Education Major. English Minor. Alpha Chi. LANGLEY. RONNIE, Abilene: Accounting Major. LARA. EDWARD. Artcsia. New Mexico: Accounting Major. I.H.R. LE MAY. NANCY. Coleman: Education Major. Art. English Minor. Delta Beta Epsilon Vicc-Prcs.. Epsilon Theta Secretary, Wah Wahtayscc, S.E.A., Cheerleader. LENAMON. MARTHA. Denton: Theta Chi Lambda. LEWIS. ANDREW. Del Rio: Religion Major. Soci- ology Minor. Alpha Phi Omega. LONG. K. O., Abilene: History and English Major. Freshman Class Senator, Sophomore Class President. Student Association President. Student Association Judge. Model U.N. Delegate. SCON A XIV Delegate- Kappa Delta Pi. S.E.A.. WAR WHOQP Sports Editor and Associate Editor. Who's Who. Sigma Tau Delta. Alpha Chi. KIVA president. McCALEB. MOLLY. Abilene: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. Freshman Class Representative. Efclta Beta Epsilon—Alumni Secretary. S.E.A. 205 Student Teaching Is Experienced While student teaching and preparing for her future career, Trisha McClintock finds she can learn also. McCLINTOCK. TRISHA. Clyde: Elementary Educa- tion Major, English Minor. Delta Beta Epsilon. Intcrclub Rep.. Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Pi. S.E.A.. Women's Intcrclub Council—Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class—Secretary-Treasurer, Runner-up Junior Favorite. McFADDEN, AMANDA, Abilene: Elementary Edu- cation Major. English Minor. McWHIRTER. JAMES, Dallas: Marketing Major. Alpha Sigma Chi Vicc-Prcs. and Pledgcmastcr, McMurry Businessmen's Association, Who's Who. Football. Junior Class Vicc-Prcs. McWHIRTER, LLOYD, Spearman: Religion Major. Sociology Minor. Ko Sari, Talisman Trio. Chanters. MAGEE, ELAINE, Abilene: Secondary Education Major. Speech. History Minor. Pi Kappa Delta President. Wah Wahtayscc. Theta Chi Lambda Vicc- Prcs., Debate, Student Association Rep., Dorm Council President. MARTIN, GEORGE, Brown wood: Physical Education Major, History Minor. MARTIN, JOYCE, Biloxi: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A. MARTINEZ. HERLINDA. Abilene: Art Major. Span- ish Minor. T.I.P. MERRELL. ROBERT. Carlsbad. New Mexico: Math Major. Physics Minor. Sigma Pi Sigma President, Alpha Phi Omega President, Pledgcmastcr, and Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha Sigma Chi Treasurer, Student Association Judge, Tennis. 206 MIHALKO. PAT, Madrid, Spain: Spanish Major, History Minor. MILLER, KENNY, Haskell: Art Major. Speech Minor, Kappa Pi. MITCHELL. TRUITT, Denver City: Music Major, Business Minor. Ko Sari Pledge-master. Treasurer, anil Knight's Grand Commander, Freshman Class President, Senator. Cheerleader. Band, Chanters, Senior Class President. MOORE, KATHLEEN. Albany: English Major, History Minor, Theta Chi Lambda. Interclub Rep., Wan Wahtaysee Secretary, Dorm Council. Chaplain, Student Association Clerk and Secretary-Treasurer, Women's Interclub President. S.E.A., Kappa Delta Pi President. MOORING, LESLIE, Abilene: Marketing Major. Business Club. N A RE IX), JOSEFINA, Habana, Cuba: Spanish Major, French Minor, Kappa Phi, International Club Secre- tary-Treasurer. NEWTON. WILLIAM. San Antonio: Business Major, Chi Omicron Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer. NIXON. WANDA. Hcrmleigh: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. Chanters NOLL. DAVE. Newark, New Jersey: English Major. Art Minor. K1VA—Interdub Representative, Kappa Pi. NYMEYER, LAURA, Loving, New Mexico: Elemen- tary Education Major, History Minor, S.E.A. PADILLA. GLORIA, Ruidoso, New Mexico; Second- ary Education Major. Spanish, Office Administration Minor. Pi Delta Phi. Interclub Rep. PARROTT. PEGGY. Midland: History Major. Spanish Minor. Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtaysee. Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A., Freshman Senator, Junior Rep., Student Judge, Model U.N. Delegate. PATTERSON, J. R.. Abilene: Business Major, Religion Minor. PATTY. NELL, Abilene: Secondary Education Major, English Minor. Alpha Chi, Women's Club Treasurer, S.E.A. PETREE, RICHARD, Abilene: Secondary Education Major. Economics Minor, XO. Freshman Senator, Sophomore Senator. 207 PICKETT. CINDY, Stanton: Office Administration Major. Theta Chi Lambda Plcdgcmistrcss. Band Maidenett, Freshman Senator, Homecoming Show. Ko Sari Sweetheart. PIPKIN. SHERRIE. Clovis. New Mexico: Music Education Major. Delta Omicron, S.E.A.. Band. PITTS, TOMMY. Ackerly: Marketing fifajor. POWELL. ROGER. Tularosa. New Mexico: Elemen- tary Education Major. Physical Education Minor. KIVA. S.E.A., Chanters Mgr. PRUSKI. BETTY JEAN. Abilene: Business Major. PUCKETT, RICHARD. Winters: Marinin : Major. Alpha Sigma Chi, Football, Second Team Lone Star Conference Quarterback, Who's Who. PURCELL. MIKE. Abilene: Accounting Major. KIVA. QUICKEL, TERESA, Farwcll: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. Delta Beta Epsilon Chaplain. S.E.A., Wah Wahtaysee, Kappa Delta Pi Vice-Prcs. QUY, RICHARD, Abilene: Ko Sari Historian, Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, and Counsellor, American Chemical Society President, Gamma Sigma Epsilon Vice-Prcs., Alpha Chi. Intramurals, Intcrclub Council Vice-Pres. RAMIREZ, GEORGE, Bryan: Spanish. English Major. Alpha Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, Forum. RAWLINS. SHIRLEY. Ardmore, Oklahoma: Muse Education Major. Delta Omicron. Chanters. REDWINE. MICKEY. Abilene: Economics Major, General Business Minor. Business Club. REED, JO ANN, Merkel: Elementary Education Major. Physical Education Minor. S.E.A. RHOADES. PAMELA, Crosbyton: Business Education Major. Gamma Sigma. Martin Dorm President, Wah Wahtaysee, Women s Interclub, S.E.A. RICHARDSON. RICHARD. Colorado City: Physics Major. Math Minor, Band. 208 Seniors Learn From Field Trips On a field trip the marketing class learns about the packaging of potatoes. RICHBURG. SYLVIA. Abilene: Secondary Educatio� Major, Delta Beta Epsilon, S.E.A. RIVERA. ROBERT, Sweetwater: Physical Education Major. History Minor. Alpha Sigma Chi, Football. ROBERTSON, SAM, Abilene: History Major, English Minor. S.E.A., C.S.M., MeMurry Theatre Vicc-Pres., Debate, Kappa Sigma. ROLLINS. MIKE, Cisco: Social Studies Major, I.H.R.. Alpha Phi Omega. ROSS. PEGGY, Hawley: Elementary Education Major. Speech Minor, Gamma Sigma, S.E.A. ROUTON, TED. San Antonio: English Major. Drama Minor. S.E.A., Eta Epsilon Iota Plcdgcmastcr, Alpha Psi Omega President, MeMurry Little Theatre Repertory Group. RUFF. MAX, Grants, New Mexico: Marketing Major. RUSSELL. ROBBIE, Stamford: Elementary Education Major. Speech Minor. S.E.A. STALEY. SAUNDERS SKEEN III. Dallas: Marketing Major, Alpha Sigma Chi Plcdgcmastcr, Businessmen's Club, Footoall. 209 Seniors Engage In Creative Art SCHUBERT. KAY. Longworth: Math Major. Engliib Minor. Theca Chi Lambda, Interdub Rep. and President, Wah Wahtaysee Historian, S.E.A., WAR WHOOP Editor, Junior Class Senator, Sophomore Class Senator. Midwest Model U.N. Delegate. SCHULTZ, KAY, Olton: Elementary Education Major. Hinory Minor. S.E.A.. Delta Beta Epsilon intramural Rep.. Student Association Secretary-Treasurer. Fresh- man Favorite, TOTEM Beauty. SCHULZ, JOSEPH. New Monmouth. New Jersey: Cent ral Bu,inen Major. SCOTT. MARJORIE JO. Sweetwater: Buiinen Educa- tion Major. Eugliih Minor. SHACKELFORD. GENE. Stamford General Buiinen Major. SHOUSE. ROBERT. Merkel: Biolog) Major. Che mi ■ try. Math Minor. I.H.R. Big Chief. Scribe. Student Association Vice-Pres. SIMMONS. STANLEY. Nolan: Hinory Major. R li gion Minor. SINCLAIR. LYNDA. Megargel: Elementary Education Major. Malory Minor. Gamma Sigma, S.E.A. SMITH. JIM. Abilene: Finance Major. 210 SMITH, KATHLEEN, Albuquerque, New Mexico: Elementary Education Major. History Minor, Alpha Psi Alpha. S E A. SOUDERS, DONNA, Abilene: Elementary Education Major. History Minor. SPRADLING, DAVID, Dallas: Sociology Major. Psychology Minor. KIVA, Alpha Phi Omega. STEADMAN, BILL, Abilene: Accounting Major. Band. I.H.R. Big Chief. STEPHENS. KATHRYN. Childress: Biology Major. Chemistry Minor. Alpha Psi Omega. Dorm Council Secretary, C.S.M.. Chanters. STEWART. DON. Abilene: Business Major, McMurry Business Club. STICKNEY, CLIFTON, Concord, New Hampshire: Business Education Major. Social Studies Minor. STRADER, LYNNE, Abilene: Elementary Education Major. Speech Minor. Pi Delta Phi President, S.E.A., Band. STRADER. RON. Abilene: Speech. Drama Major. Education Minor, XO, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate. STRICKLAND. JOANNA. Ft. Worth: English Major. History Minor, T.I.P. President. Womens Interclub Council, S.E. A . TOTEM. SUTTON. BARBARA. Abilene: Secondary Education Major. Art. Spanish Minor. Art Social Club. TABB. CHARLES. Dayton. Ohio: English. Physical Education Major. Basketball, GALLEON Editor. TAYLOR, WALTER, Quitaque: Secondary Education Major. English. History Minor. Ko Sari. THOMASON. JAMES. Ft. Worth: Physical Education Major. History Minor. THOMPSON. RICHARD. New York Secondary Education Major, Social Science Minor, Eta Epsilon lota. 211 Seniors Work During Homecoming Cindy Picked rehearses a chorus routine for the Homecoming Talent Show. THORNTON. IRENE. Dimmitt: Secondary Education Major, English. Art Minor. Theta Chi Lambda. Wah Wahtaysec, Chanters. TIPPS, ROSS, Blackwell: Religion. History Mayor. TOOLEY, RANDY, Hereford: English, Religion Major. Sigma Tau Delta President. Alpha Chi Vice-Pres,, Alpha Phi Omega. Eta Epsilon lota. TOOLEY. SHERRY. Borgcr English. Philosophy Mayor. Sigma Tau Delta Vicc-Prcs.. Alpha Chi. TRAMMELL. STAN. Sweetwater: Business Education Mayor. TROUTMAN. LARRY, Atmore. Alabama: Business Major. TUBBS. PAM. Abilene: Business Education Major. Delta Beta Epsilon Treasurer. Wah Wahtaysec. Alpha Chi, S.E.A.. Admissions Committee, TOTEM Beauty. Who’s Who. VAN HOOK, JUDY, Abilene: Speech Major. Drama Minor, Pi Delta Phi. Alpha Psi Omega. S.E.A. VEIGA. FLAVIO, Sao Paulo. Brazil: Physics Major. Math Minor. Society of Physics Students Treasurer, Sigma Pi Sigma. 212 Kay Schultz congratulates Mike Rosenberg on his fighting Indian effort. WALSWORTH. I ILL. O'Brien: Elementary Education Mayor. Phyiical Education Minor. S.E.A. WATTS. THOMAS. Clyde: Government Major. Hil- lary Minor. WELCH. RICKEY, Post: Math Major. Hiitory Minor. International Club, Golf. WESCOTT. CINDY. Farmington, New Mexico: Ele- mentary Education Mayor. Hiitory Minor. S.E.A.. Wah Wahtaysec, Theta Chi Lambda, Kappa Delta Pi. WIGGINS. CHARLES. Corpus Christi: Elementary Education Major, English Minor. Ko Sari. S.E.A. President. WILLIAMSON. ED. CXlcssa: English Major. Speech Minor. Student Body President, Debate, Forensics, Student-Faculty Committee. WYATT. JOHNNY. Rochester: General Business Mayor. YERGER. LYNN, Abilene: Elementary Education Major, Phy sical Education Minor. 213 214 Paula Adams. Dallas Jim Adkins. O'Brien Vicky Adkins, Knox City Betty Kay Albert, prilch Joe Alcala, If and ay Danny Amerson, OUon Tom Anderson, : Paw Pamela Kay Ant'd, Abilene John Archer, Abilene I.annv Joe Baker, Deulemona Kathy Barth, Nocona Julia Beal, Grants, New Mexico Janice Berger, Vega Jon Billings, Abilene Hazel Bless, Biwtark, North Dakota Daniel Boone. Abilene Nancy Boyd, Breckenridge John Brady, Abilene Ann Brewer, Childress Brenda Bryant, Garland Jo Buck, Artesia, New Mexico Sherry Burkhalter, Lubbock Russell Byard, Avoca David Cameron, Stratford Anita Campbell, Dallas Jim Car| entcr, Harrison, Arkansas Mike Carr, Paw pa John Carter, Abilene Matt Chalmers, Gainesville Linda Chapman, Abilene Marc Childress. Coleman Linda Christensen, San Antonio Karen Clayton, Denting, New Mexico Connie Cockrell. Level land Laura Ann Coffey, Dallas Patricia Coleman. Albuc nercjNe, New Mexico Larry Connell. Abilene Vic Corley, Abilene Cathy Cox, Abilene Mike Crcvier, San Antonio 215 Jerry Crumpton, Ft. Worth Norma Darby. Carlsbad, New Mexico Cecil Davis, Weinert Janel Davis, Artesia, New Mexico Mike Davis, Abilene Sandra Downing, Hereford Fred Doyle, Abilene Sherrie Dungan, Artesia, New Mexico Donna Dunivan, Denting, New Mexico Larry Duyck, Garland Da vc la Edens, Dal hart Lee Fens, Ft. Worth Kay Findley, Clovis, New Mexico Linda Fleming, Amarillo Kenneth Frazier, Brownfield Tom Fuller. Abilene Richard Gamcrtsfcldcr, Albuquerque, New Mexico Larnce Gardner, Clarendon Sharon Garrison, Hereford Robert Gillette, Abilene Kay Givens, Loraine Jim Gohin, Perry ton Stanley Goldsmith, Abilene Van Grady, Abilene Nancy Graham, Lubbock Cindy Gray, Clovis, New Mexico Linda Green, Rule Barry Hacnisch, Eden Irvin Hamilton, Abilene Randy Hamilton, Brownfield Barbara Hammond, Merkel David Hammond, Merkel Ann Haralson, Nocona Joni Harris, San Angelo John Helm, New Deal Stella Hennigh, Follett Jan Hill, Noodle Pattie Hill, Abilene Michael Holguin. McCamey Luther Hollowcll, Abilene 216 Juniors Engage In Work Programs Work programs are not all work as proved by Charlotte Lawrence and Lee Feris. Wilson Holman, Childress James Houston, Abilene Jim Houston, Dallas Joe Hudman, Post Gil Hull, Mineral Wells Sylvia Hulmc, St. Louis, Missouri Cindy Huston, Raton. New Mexico Johnny Hutchison, Wheeler Michele Jamison, Coleman Bryan Jennings, Abilene Jana Johnson, Seymour Cheryl Jordan, Carrollton Karen Kelley, Denier City Martin Kemper, Abilene Kay Killingsworth, Roby Kathy King, San Antonio Carolyn Kirby, Littlefield Alexander Kort, Jerusalem Charlotte Lawrence, Bryan Larry LcFevre, Sagerton 217 Social Clubs Provide Recreation Relaxing for a minute in President Lounge be- tween classes arc Cheryl Chookas and Sydnic Green. James Lemon Ackerly Paul Lenkcr, Abilene Sue Lewis, Rule Susan Lewis, Abilene Sharon Liles, Abilene Tommie Lindsey, Abilene Barbara Lusk, Abilene Jim Me Aden, Abilene Nancy McKee, Lovirgton, New Mexico Janet McMullen, Colorado City Cynthia Maedgcn, Coleman Sandy Marcum, Dumas Roger Martin, Lubbock Martha Mason, Ballinger Sharon Michl, Neuton, Illinois Lydia Miller, El Paso Marsha Moore, Monday Harley Murrell, Graver Sandra Jo Neal, Abilene Patricia Ann Neill, Monday Vicki Newland, Hamlin Jim Newton, Brownfield Larry Nickels, Albuquerque Glen Nix, Colorado City Doris Nixon, Hermleigb 218 Janice Overman, Abilene Marilyn Parker, Alamogordo, New Mexico Robert Peak, Sanderson Nancy Pewitt, Bovina Edward Pryor, Abilene Henry Ramirez, Bryan David Ratliff, Abilene Art Raymond, Abilene Frank Reyna, Abilene Bob Richardson, Colorado City Virginia Rider, Midland Sharon Robinson, Shamrock Emilio Rodriquez, Bridgeport Linda Rodriquez, Abilene Gary Ruffin, Sweetwater AI Rupprecht, Perry!on Mary Satterfield, Abilene Lynn Ann Saxon, Albuquerque, New Mexico Bill Scars, Abilene Nanci Seitz, Carlsbad, New Mexico Mary Scott, Searcy. Arkansas Edwin Shaddix, Abilene Martha Sibley, Abilene Barr)' Simco, Abilene Danny Skaggs, Kermit Donald Smith, Abilene Mar)1 Smith. Hawley Sharon Smith, Abilene Charles Spence, Hobbs. New Mexico Tommy Spillman, Abilene Harold Stevens, Farmington Richard Stivers, Olney, Illinois Jimmy Teeter, Lubbock Susan Thomas. Waco David Treat, FI Paso Cheering the Indian Football Team at a game is Charlotte Lawrence. Although the girls could not do the hard work of repairing The Reflector, they could help paint sign . 220 Juniors Spend Time In Library Waiting for the bonfire at Homecoming to start are Danny Amcrson and Stella Hcnnigh. Tom Trinkner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lucia Troutman, Sao Paulo, Brazil Robert Walla, Merkel Carlton Watson, Santa Anna Sandi Webb, Abilene Rebecca Weeks. Dallas Janet Wells, Dumas Mickey Wheeler, Abilene Danny Wickham, Sweetwater Susan Williamson, Loving!on. New Mexico 221 Alton Yander, Clyde Marilyn Young, Stamford Ill George Abernathy, Aspermont Charlotte Jo Adams. Brownwood Linda Akers. Phillips Dennis Alcorn, Roswell, N. M. Cindy Antilley, Wingate Baron Aragon, Albuquerque, N. Af. Carolyn Atkins. Ill Paso Luana Bailey, Abilene Agustine Barron, Hamlin Layn Barry, Abilene Wesley Barton, ft. Worth Robert Bates, Abilene Steven Beck, Midland Stcphany Bedford, Abilene Gaylon Beights, Dallas Charles Betancourt, Dallas Jean Blakcney, Abilene Jim Bonds. Hamlin Jim Bounds, Beaumont Lew Bradshaw, Faruell Susan Bnnd, Abilene Wanda Brewer, Abilene Juanclle Brown, Rolan Gail Burgess. Crane Rosemary Bur rage, Richardson Donald Bushell, Abilene Dale Cain, Pam pa Pat Callison, Abilene Danny Garter. Abilene Michael Carter, Abilene Sonja Casey. Rrde Bobby Caswell. O'Donnell Lynn Caton. Avoca Maelynn Gator, Gmver George Chisholm, Abilene Cheryl Chookas, Dallas Michael Cisneros. Albuquerque, N. M. Beverly Coffer, Borger John Cole, Anson Beth Coleman, Midland 223 Sophomores Gain New Privileges Leslie Cooper, Far well Margaret Cooper, Hamlin Jack Covington, Abilene Judy Covington, Clovis, N. M. Virginia Cox, Abilene Dan Craig, •' . Sumner, N. M. Ronald Davis, Artesia, N. M. David Dillman, Mule shoe Paul Early, Abilene Pamela Ellis, Abilene Carla Ely, Abilene Jill Fannin, Rule Jcannie Fawcett, Dallas Ronald Fcndlcy, Roswell, N. Af. John Ford, Abilene Kathy Fulls, Abilene Gregory- Futrell, Abilene Ron Galloway, Aspermont Sherry- George, Abilene Wendell Gil I it, Abilene Glenda Gracy, Abilene Carol Graham, Abilene Jerel Graves, Colorado City Edward Green, Cisco Sydnie Lynn Green, Spur ! 224 Working on elementary education art projects are Susan Neville and Rosemary Burrage. Sophomores Roy Spore. Dave Reeve, and Marvin Gregory place their orders at M Pact. Marvin Gregory, Stamford Melvin Griffin, Abilene David Hale, Abilene Robert Hale, Abilene Janice Hardaway, Hamlin Bob Hardy, Abilene David Paul Harrell, Abilene Bobby Harris, San Angelo Kirk Harruff, Dalhart Danny Harvey, Stamford Francie Heacock, Austin JoAnn Heald, Ft. Stockton Karl Heist, El Paso Daresa Herring, Abilene Robert Hickman, Garland John Hilgcrs, De Valle Pam Hines, Abilene Lacy Hogue, Gilmer Pat Holladay, Hobbs, N. M. Nancy Holzmann, Abilene Ann Hooks, Abilene Sally Ann Hord, Abilene Judith Houck, Gatesville Kathy Houston, Artesia, N. M. Carl Hudson. Lubbock 225 Sophomores Give Spirit To Rallies Contributing their spirit .it .1 pep rally are Molly MtCalcb, Susan Neville, anil Paul Lenkcr. Dale Jackson, Olney Jacky Jackson, Abilene Mike Jackson, Abilene Jackie Johnson. Abilene Mary Jo Jones, Lorenzo Wayne Jones, Buffalo, N. Y. Mary Jane Jordan, Waco Karen Kccdy, Amherst, Mass. David Kindel, Lo ring ton, N. M. Stephen Kinsey, Farmington, N. M. Michael Wayne Knight, Vernon Dong Koh, Seoul, Korea Marilyn Lambert, Hawley John Leach, San Jon, N. M. Stanley Lcamon, Merkel Mickey Light, Abilene Edward Link, Brownfield Jan Lollar, Anson Marijane McAdoo, Haskell Julie McClure, Abilene Steve McElroy, Abilene Karl McGregor, Abilene Larry McNcely, Abilene Ellen McReynolds, Abilene Edward Mantooth, Abilene 226 Patsy Marentes, Hamlin Mar)- Marrs, Ft. Worth Billy Marshall, Abilene Stephen Marth, Chappaqua, N. Y. Lynda Matysiak, Rule Susan May, Rule Darlene Mayfield, Abilene Margie Medley, Abilene Moody Meixner, Roby Johnny Miller, Houston Sandra Miller, Garland Delia Kaye Moore, Colorado City Linda Moschcra, Cookstown, N. . Glenn Moser, Abilene Ginger Mullino, Rochester Susan Neville. Abilene Sammy Nichols, Abilene Beverly Nicholson. Santa Rosa. N. At. Curtis Nicholson. Santa Rosa, N. At. Janet Kay Orr, Su eetwater Carol Page, Poteet Randy Pair, Hawley Sam Parham, Colorado City David Parr, Floydada Gloria Patterson, Amarillo Boh Patty, Abilene Betsy Pepper, Rotcoe Bill Perkins, Abilene Darrel Phillips, Lubbock John Pierpont, Houston Gloria Jean Pineda, San Antonio George Pitts, Albuquerque, N. M. Pcgge Price, Dumas Patricia Proctor, Abilene Bonnie Ragland, Abilene John Ragle, Abilene Ben Read. Odessa John Read. Abilene Marla Redclspcrgcr, Follett David Reeve, Friona 227 John Riddle, HI Paso Karen Ricgel, Arlesia, N. Af. Niki Royal, Arlesia, N. Af. David Rucker, Abilene Tommy Ryan, Abilene Alfonso Saldivar, Lamesa Mickey Sanson, Tuscola Diane Sauer, Roscoe Bruce Saucrzoph, F.l Paso Steve Scanncll, Abilene Larry Scott, Abilene Yvonne Scott. Abilene Glenn Sears, Dallas Darrell Sclke, Abernathy Carol Shortcss, Socorro, N. Af. Kara Sides, Priona Ricky Simco, Abilene Sue Simmons, Nolan Karen Simpson, Abilene Michael Slagle, Dumas Dexter Smith, Dumas Lynda Smith, Lovington, N. Af. Randy Spence, Abilene Gary Spitzcr, Sagerton Roy Spore, Dallas Glenn Stanberry, Wichita Falls Bill Stanton, Petersburg Charles Stephens, Childress Frances Stephenson, Claude Gary Stevens, Hauley Carl Stubbs, Grants, N. Af. Linda Talbert, Abilene Gus Taylor, Mule shoe Paula Terrell, Haskell Patsy Tctcn, Abilene Sandy Thompson, Abilene Stephen Thornton, San Antonio Gary Thrasher, Abilene Glenda Throckmorton, Abilene Mario Treja, Bryan Jimmy Underwood, Abilene Trudy Voorhees, Garden Grove, Calif. Pam Walla, Merkel Johnny Watson, Lorenzo Margaret Watson, Andrews Cheryl Weeks, Baird Larry Wcllhausen, Abilene Louise Wilkerson, Abilene Thomas Williamson, Haskell Denise Willis, Hamilton Cathy Wills, San Antonio Russell Wise, Corpus Christi Susan Wooldridge, Graham Grctchen Wynne, Tulia Upperclassmen Help Faculty Dennis Alcorn works in the religion department making tapes to be used in class. 229 230 Rosa Ackley, Tampico Tamps, Mexico Lee Allen, Abilene Virginia Andrus, Loving, N. M. Brenda Armstrong, Hart Patricia Ault, Little Rock, Ark. Jo Baker, Denting, N. Af. Joe Barnard, Abilene Steve Barton, Abernathy Joe Basham, Livermore. Calif. Carlccn Bearden, Stamford Patricia Beeman, Abilene Lynda Bell, Lubbock Maisic Bell, Abilene Danny Bcllah, Woodson George Bernard, Monahans Frances Bowman, Denting, N. Af. Robert Lee Bradley, Monday Barbara Ann Bramlett, Seminole Janice Braune, Abilene Bobby Brown, Plain view Junior Ray Brown. Lttbbock Terry Bruce, Abilene Molly Burress, Abilene Donnie Butler, Midland Barbara Byrne, Dallas Billy Ray Caffey, Albany Paul Caldwell, Panhandle Marc Case, Amarillo Carroll Casey, Abilene Debbie Caswell, O'Donnell Donnie Chambers, Albany Lynn Chapman, Abilene Stan Chapman, Abilene Marshall Clements, Abilene Jim Cockrell, Abilene Judy Cole, Abilene Kaye Lynne Conley. Merkel Larry Conner, Irving Glenda Cooper, Winters Stella Cordova, Santa Rosa, N. Af. 231 Randy Cotney, Follell Chcribeth Crawford, Rolan Kathy Lynn Crenshaw, Roswell, N. M. Margaret Ann Crow, Abilene Dianna Crowley, Hamlin Sheric Crume, Abilene Fred Cushing, Pi Paso Roger Dam, SAP'., Harbor, Maine Debbie Daniel), Abilene Thcl Daniel, Spearman Carla Davis, Winters David Davis, Snyder Kay Davis, Abilene Pug Deavenport, Stanton George Deffenbaugh, Midland Dianne Denison, Abilene Vicky Dodson, Abilene Jcrrcll Drummond, Abilene Mike Dudley, Merkel Louis Duke, Graham Dcnnic Dunn, Abilene Jo Dunnam, Abilene Marilee Echols, Abernathy Tricia Edens, Dal hart Larbara Eich, Geneva, Nebr. Debbie Ertgler, Abilene Claudia Evans, Abilene Erma Ewoldt, Spencer, Iowa Linda Ezell, Colorado City Mike Ford, Kerniit 232 Trying (o retrieve her slime cap during a pep rally is Brenda Seals. David Foster, Abilene Mary Fuller, Abilene Ben Gafford, Snyder Jill Gardner, Abilene Loren Gardner, Clyde Steve Gentry, Abilene Kristine Gish, Farmington, N. M. Ella Goins, Abilene Jerry Gooch, Plain view Albert Graser, Waco Pamela Gray, Houston Bobby Green, Dallas Karen Greenwaldt, Brownwood James Greer, Abilene Ted Gregg, Abilene David Guthrie, Abilene Steve Haley, Seminole Doris Hall. Los Alamos, N. Al. William Hamilton, Munday Bob Hammond, Merkel Steve Hampton, Wheeler Donna Harridge. Kermit Trudi Harrison, Pecos Jimmy Hayes. Lovington, N. M. Sarah Hearrell, Abilene Paula Heathington. Rolan David Hobbs, Abilene Barn' Hocfer, Abilene Larry Hoefer, Abilene John Holzwarth, Denver, Colo. 233 Freshman boys perform traditional slime activities to entertain upperclassmen. Preparing for the McMurry-ACC football game arc freshmen Garry Kcslcr, Sherry Penkert, and Kathy Sigman. Rhetta Houston, Abernathy Juddi Howell, Abilene Terri Howell, Abilene Toni Hudson, Spearman Ron Huff, Abilene Mike Hughes, Waco Linda Hulse, Abilene Michael Husband, Abilene Bobby Jester, ■' . Worth Bill Johnson, Hamlin Janice Johnson, Lubbock Leo Johnson, Garland Park Johnson II, Abilene Peggy Johnson, Midland Carolyn Ann Jones, Loraine Jan Justice, Petersburg Kenny Kacal, Waco Karen Kemper, Coleman Garry Kesler, Abilene Barbara Keyes, Abilene Mike Kilpatrick, Abilene Dcbby Krause, Abernathy Stan Kucharski, Chicago, III. F.laine Landers, AzJe Gary Landers, Abilene 234 Keith Landers, Abilene Martha Lawrence, Bryan Gayle Ann Leach, Abilene Joe Lee, Post Becky Lctz, Old Glory Joy Lewis, Dumas Rita Lewis, Abilene Rose Lewis, Kermit Judy Lcwe, Mnnday Elizabeth Lusk, Vicksburg, Miss. Johnny Lutrick, Abernathy Jane Lynn, Trent June Lynn, Trent Mike McCalcb, Abilene Larry McCarter, Ft. Worth Mike McClimans, Abilene John McCullach, Farmington, N. M. Kayla McMeckan, Abilene Keith McMcnarny, Shallowater Melinda McNeill, Abilene Kitty Maker, Abilene Richard Mallett, Abilene Judy Marcom, Spur Manuel Martinez, Lamesa Lancsta Mathis, Abilene Eddie Matthews, Wheeler Mark Mauldin, Morton Tommy Maxwell, Odessa Cres Mcrrell, Shallowater Melinda Miller, Dalhart Ed Minshew, Abilene Pascual Mirclez, Abilene Carolyn Moore, Colorado City Hatton Moore, Clyde Robert Moore, Seminole Pat Morgan, Dumas Sarah Morrison, Abilene Lee Mosty, Center Point Guy Motil, New Brunswick, N. J. Nancy Myers, Abilene 235 One new responsibility to most freshmen is the job of washing clothes. Kathy Naron, Qttanah Mary Jo Ned, Ft. Worth Linda Norris, El Paso Jan Nunnally, Abilene Kay Ostroski, Waco Wayne Parham, Colorado City Mary Anne Parks, Abilene Katherine Patterson, Merkel Mike Peel, Abilene Sherry Pcnkert, Abilene Michael Petty, Post Richard Pierce, Abilene James Pinson, Roswell, N. M. Johnny Poer, Abilene Mary Powell, Stanton Jane Price, Abilene Tanis Price, Perryton Libby Puckett, Lamesa Nelda Ranncfeld, Herrnleigh Elizabeth Ray, Abilene Paul Rider, Grants, N. M. Myrtie Ann Riggs, Denver, Colo. Peggy Riherd, Dig Spring Nancy Roberts, Pecos James Rumagc, Jacksboro 236 Freshmen Gain New Responsibilities Sharon Rupperecht, Perryton Anita Ryan, Abernathy Rashad Saab, Choniefat, Lebanon Kay Sanders, Sueetwater Richard Schon, El Paso Joe Schultz, Olton Ann Grace Scott, Clyde Brenda Seals, Abilene Natalie Scpcda, Munday Charlsa Shannon, Ropesville William Shea, Abilene Lynda Shu Its, Seminole Kathy Sigman, Odessa Gay Simmons, Nolan Jay Simms, Artesia, N. M. Jan Simpson, Abilene Jane Slaton, Stratford Robert Slaughter, Rochester George Solis, Abilene Susan Sonflieth, Ft. Stockton Debbie Spence, Abilene Randy Spradling, Dallas Joann Stapleeton, Petersburg Michael Steinberg, Dallas Kathy Stemple, Covington, N. Af. 237 After arriving at McMurry, freshmen found many chores, such as organizing their dorm rooms, awaiting them. Data Stephens, Abilene John Stewart, Childress Nancy Swindell, Abilene Pedro Tamez, Harlingen Kenny Tanner, Rule Eileen Taylor, Abilene Larry Teaff, Tye Joil Thompson, El Paso Norma Thompson, Abilene Roger Thompson, Abilene Tonya Thrasher, Abilene Gerald Alan Throckmorton, Abilene Don Tidwell, Albany Carol Timmons, Waco Kenneth Todd, Olney David Verner, Harlingen Jenny Vest, Abilene Larry Wadzeck, Rochester Thressa Wagner, Abilene Debra Walden, Hereford 238 Various Activities Mark Freshman Year Helping to supply spirit at the pep rally are freshmen Mike Hughes, Joe Frush, Johnny Poor, Mike McCalcb, and Pedro Tamez. Georgia Walker, Graver Richard Washington, Slaton William Watson, Haskell Patrick Welch, El Paso Eva Westmoreland, Kermit Gordon Watzcl, Carrollton Jeanic Wheat, Van Horn Esther Wheeler, Lorenzo Sheryl White, Artes a, N. M. Barbara Whorton, Tahoka Robin Wicker, Lr bbock Chcrie Widmaycr, Artesia, N. M. Kathy Williams, Abilene Gary Wilson, El Paso Bitty Wisdom, Abilene 239 Carolyn Wren, Monday Judy Young, Trent Kathy Young, Austin Index Abernathy, Gary 199 Abernathy, George 115, 162, 223 Ackley, Rosa 231 Adams, Charlotte Jo 130, 143, 223 Adams, Paula 215 Adams, Sherry 199 Adkins, Jim 215 Adkins, Vicky 215 Ahlstrand, Bob 152, 199 Akers, Linda 142, 223 Albert, Betty 126, 142, 215 Alcala, Joe 215 Alcorn, Dennis 72, 161, 223, 229 Allen, Lee 163, 231 Amerson, Danny 157, 215, 221 Anderson, Chuck 82, 152 Anderson, Tom 157, 215 Andrus, Jerry 82, 199 Andrus, Virginia 231 Ang, Dick 124, 199 Angel, Pamela Kay 130, 143, 215 Antillcy, Cindy 145, 223 Aragon, Baron 223 Archer, John 215 Armstrong, Brenda 231 Atkins, Carolyn 223 Ault, Patricia 231 Await, Jerry 94 Baggett, Rusty 82 Bailey, Luana 143, 223 Baker, Jo 138, 231 Baker, Lanny 82, 152, 188, 215 Baltes, Susan 120, 125, 130, 140, 146, 199 Barnard, Joe 231 Barron, Agustin 223 Barrows, Brian 115, 141, 160 Barry, Layn 223 240 Barter, Larry 199 Barth, Kathy 145, 215 Barton, Steve 161, 231 Barton, Wesley 131, 223 Basham, Joe 82, 162, 231 Bates, Robert 223 Batts, Bonnie 199 Baumann, Sharon 103 Beal, Julia 215 Bearden, Carleen 231 Beck, Steven 223 Bccman, Patricia 231 Bedford, Stephany 115, 140, 142, 223 Beights, Gaylon 113, 115, 157, 222, 223 Bell, Lynda 231 Bell, Maisie 134, 138, 231 Bell, Rodger 150, 199 Bellah, Danny 231 Bennett, Royce 199 Bentley, Barbara 151 Berger, Janice 115,143, 215 Bernard, George 231 Berry, Cyndy 126, 148, 199 Betancourt, Charles 223 Billings, Jon 215 Blakency, Jean 145, 223 Bless, Hazel 215 Bless, Martin 199 Blomshield, Wesley 199 Bolding, Bobby 152, 199 Bonds, Jim 223 Boone, Daniel 215 Bounds, Glenda 151 Bounds, Jim 223 Bourne, James 131, 136, 157, 199 Bowman, Frances 231 Bowman, Steve 82 Boyd, Lane 116, 120, 149, 166. 167, 188, 200, 107 Boyd, Nancy 148, 149, 215 Bradley, Robert 94, 231 Bradshaw, Lew 153, 223 Brady, John 215 Bramlett, Barbara Brand, Susan 145, 223 Branton, Claude 140 Braune, Janice 231 Brewer, Ann 143, 215 Brewer, Wanda 223 Bridgewater, Don 131, 200 Brock, Barry 200 Brown, Andy 200 Brown, Bobby 162, 230, 231, 107 Brown, Clovis 154 Brown, Darwin 200 Brown, Juanellc 223 Brown, Junior Ray 82, 162, 231 Brown, Madeleine 125, 200 Bruce, Terry 231 Bryant, Brenda 145, 187, 215 Buck, Jo 147, 215 Buckellew, Nancy 125, 200 Burgess, Gail 148, 223 Burke, Virgil 120 Burkhalter, Sherry 148, 215 Burrage, Rosemary 145, 223, 224 Burress, Molly 138, 231, 107, 178 Bushell, Donald 160, 223 Butler, Donnie 131, 162, 231 Byard, Russell 215 Byrne, Barbara 231 Caffcy, Billy, 163, 231 Cain, Dale 130, 145, 223 Cain, David 141, 152, 200, 107 Caldwell, Paul 231, 107 Callison, Pat 223 Camerron, David 115, 215 Campbell, Anita 126, 149, 215 Campbell, Dennis 82, 162 Campbell, Judith 117, 120 Campbell, Molly 200 Campbell, Steven 131, 154, 198, 201, 106 Carpenter, Jim 131, 154, 215, 107 Carr, Mike 215 Carter, Danny 223 Carter, John 215 Carter, Melba 201 Carter, Michael 223 Case, Marc 162, 231 Casey, Samuel 201 Casey, Sonja 147, 223 Caswell, Bobby 223 Caswell, Debbie 231 Caton, Lynn 94, 124, 223 Cator, Maelynn 131, 145, 176, 223 Caussey, Randall 100, 153, 188, 201 Chalmers, Matt 82, 101, 153, 215 Chambers, Donnie 162, 231 Chaney, Bill 201 Chapman, Linda 215 Chapman, Lynn 231 Chapman, Stan 163, 231 Chase, Mike 82 Childress, Marc 215 Chisholm, George 223 Chookas, Cheryl 150, 218, 223 Christensen, Linda 125, 130, 140, 146, 215 Cisneros, Michael 223 Clayton, Karen 147, 215 Clements, Marshall 231 Cockrell, Connie 113, 115, 130, 136, 148, 186, 215 Cockrell, Jim 131, 231 Coe, William 153, 201 Coffer, Beverly 115, 223 Coffey, Laura 215 Cole, Dayvid 72 Cole, John 131, 223 Cole, Judy 231 Coleman, Beth 120, 223 Coleman, Patricia 142, 215 Collins, Bob 157, 201 Collins, Pam 157 Conlee, Larry 124, 201 Conley, Gayle 103, 149, 201 Conley, Kaye 231 Connell, Larry 215 Conner, Larry 131, 162, 231, 111 Cooley, Ruth 115, 125, 145, 187, 188, 201 Cooper, Glenda 231, 111 Cooper, Leslie 224 Cooper, Margaret 130, 144, 224 Corcoran, Cheryl 119, 145, 189, 201 Cordova, Stella 231 Corley, Vic 157, 215 Cotney, Randy 161, 232 Covington, Jack 224 Covington, Judy 115, 143, 224 Cox, Cathy 215 Cox, Virginia 143, 224 Craig, Dan 111, 131, 154, 224, 107 Crawford, Cheribcth 115, 232 Creel, Eddie 201 Crenshaw, Kathy 232 Crevicr, Mike 118, 131, 154, 215 Crow, Margaret 115, 232 Crowley, Dianna 111, 232 Crume, Sherie 138, 232 Crumpton, Jerry 82, 153, 216 Cullar, Gloria 117, 120, 143 Cumby, Kyle 201 Cushing, Fred 232 Dam, Roger 232 Daniell, Debbie 232 Daniel, Thcl 232 Darby, Morma 216 Darby, Sue 116, 119, 201 Davis, Carla 111, 138, 232 Davis, Cecil 157, 216 Davis, David 232 Davis, Janel 147, 216 Davis, Kay 232 Davis, Mike 216 Davis, Ronald 224 Davis, Steve 201 Davis, William 82, 152, 202 Deavenport, Pug 132, 138, 176, 232 Deffcnbaugh, George 162, 232 Denison, Dianne 232 Dickey, Charles 111 Dillman, David 108, 111, 157, 224 Doane, Bill 101 Dodson, Vicky 103 138, 232 Downing, Sandra 216 Doyle, Fred 216 Drummond, Jerrell 232 Dudley, Mike 131, 133, 232 Duke, Louis 111, 131, 232 Dungan, Sherrie 148, 216 Dunivan, Donna 216 Dunn, Dennie 137, 232 Dunnam, Jo 232 Duyck, Larry 152, 216 Eads, Nita 125, 130, 144, 189, 202 Early, Paul 224 Echols, Marilee 111, 232 Edens, Davela 111, 145, 216 Edens, Tricia 232 Edwards, Bruce 118, 141, 154, 202 Eich, Barbara 115, 138, 232 Ellis, Pamela 224 Ely, Oria 224 Engler, Debbie 111, 232 Evans, Claudia 232 Ewoldt, Erma 232 Ezell, Linda 103, 232 Fannin, Jill 139, 224 Farkel, Fred 202 Farnsworth. Beverly 125 Farrell, Kathleen 120, 150, 168, 202 Faulkcnberry, Tim 115, 122, 123, 141, 160, 189, 198, 202 Fawcett, Jeannie 151, 224 Fcndlcy, Ronald 11 1, 224 Ferguson, Charles 107, 202 Feris, Lee 115, 157, 216, 217 Findley, Kay 145, 216 Fleming, Linda 148, 216 241 Flores, Donald 117, 202 Flores, Luven 82 Ford, John 224 Ford, Mike 111, 132, 161, 232 Foster, David 233 Franklin, Evelyn 12$, 130, 148, 202 Frazier, Kenneth 170, 216 Fritz, Sandra 117, 12$, 130, 140, 143, 202 Frush, Joe 113, 11$, 161, 239 Fuller, Mary 138, 171, 233 Fuller, Tom 11$, 161, 216 Fulls, Kathy 224 Futrell, Gregory 224 Gafford, Ben 162, 233 Galloway, Ron 162, 224 Gamertsfelder, Richard 216 Gardner, Jill 137, 233 Gardner, Larnce 82, 216 Gardner, Loren 233 Garner, Beatrice 147 Garrison, Sharon 148, 216 Gentry, Steve 163, 233 George, Sherry 224 Gill. Sue 202 Gillespie, Joe 82, 189 Gillette, Robert 11$, 118, l$4, 216 Gillit, Wendell 224 Gish, Kristine 233 Givens, Kay 14$, 179, 216 Glover, Dean 202 Gobin, Jim 1$7, 216 Goins, Ella 232 Goldsmith, Stanley 216 Gooch, Jerry 233 Goode, Mike 118, 160, 190, 202 Goosby, Bill 1$3, 202 Gore, Richard 106, 107, 122, 123, 1$9, 190, 202 Gracy, Glenda 107, 130, 144, 224 Grady, Van 82, 100, l$3, 216 Graham, Carol 111, 1$0, 224 Graham, Nancy 117, 12$, 130, 148, 216 Graham, Teresa 116, 202 Graser, Albert 82, 233 Graves, Jercl 224 Gray, Cindy 1$0, 216 Gray, Pamela 233 Green, Bobby 82, 233 Green, Edward 224 Green, Linda 117, 14$, 216 Green, Sydnie 218, 224 Grcenwaldt, Karen 11$, 138, 233 Greer, James 131, 162, 233 Gregg, Ted 233 Gregory, Marvin 111, 160, 22$ Griffin, Melvin 1$9, 22$ Guthrie', David 233 Guy, Bill 203 Hacnisch, Barry 1$2, 216 Hale, David 22$ Hale, Robert 111, 22$ Haley, Steve 176, 233 Hall. Doris 11$, 139, 233 Halpin, Jerry 82, 1$3 Haipin, Ronnie 82 Hambrick, Frances 117, 1$9, 203 Hamilton, Irvin 1$9, 122, 216 Hamilton, Randy 111, 162, 216 Hamilton, William 94, 233 Hammond, Bob 111, 233 Hammond, David 124, 216 Hampton, Steve 233 Haralson, Ann 103, 149, 216 Hardaway, Janice 11$, 130, 14$, 180, 22$ Harding, Gayle 147, 203 Hardy, Bob 1$7, 22$ Harper, Steve 116, 203 Harrell, David 22$ Harridge, Donna 138, 233 Harris, Bobby 1$7, 222, 22$ Harris, Joni 72, 120, 12$, 130, 144, 14$, 177, 181, 190, 216 Harrison, Eddie 111 119, 160, 203 Harrison, Jill 119, 1$1, 203 Harrison, Katie 107, 126, 131, 1$0, 203 Harrison, Trudi 233 Harruff, Kirk 22$ Hartgraves, Travis 1$7, 17$, 190, 203 Harvey, Danny 1$7, 22$ Hayes, Jimmy 111, 131, 162, 233 Heacock, Francie 11$, 22$ Heald, JoAnna 22$ Hcarrcll, Sarah 233 Hcathington, Paula 233 Heidelberg, Wilson 203 Heist, Karl 72, 106, 113, 11$, 1$7, 22$ Helm, John 216 Hennigh, Stella 149, 169, 216, 221 Hergenrader, Geoff 1$7 Herring, Daresa 22$ Hickman, Robert 22$ Higgins, Christina 126, 147, 173, 204 High, Manuel 168, 204 Hilgers, John 1$3, 22$ Hill, Jan 103, 143, 216 Hill, Pattie 216 Hines, Pam 11$, 22$ Hinde, Mary Ann 12$, 204 Dobbs, David 233 Hocfer, Barry 82, 233 Hoefer, Larry 82, 233 Hogue, Lacy l$4, 22$ Holden, Kathy 1$0, 1$1, 204 Holder, Kenneth 204 Holguin, Michael 162, 216 Holladay, Pat 82, 22$ Hollowcll, Luther 120, 126, 216 Holman, Beth 12$, 204 Holman, Wilson 217 Holzman, Nancy 111, 22$ Holzwarth, John 233 Hooks, Ann 130, 22$ Hoover, Shirle 119, 204 Hord, Sally 22$ Houck, Judith 22$ Houston, James 217 Houston, Jim 111, 1$9, 160, 217 Houston, Kathy 111, 148, 22$ Houston, Rhctta 138,234 Howell, Juddi 134, 137, 234 242 Howell, Terri 134, 137, 234 Hubenak, Gordon 70, 204 Hudman, Joe 117, 122, 123, 141, 159, 191, 217 Hudson, Carl 120, 122, 158, 159, 225 Hudson, Toni 234 Huff, Ron 234 Hughes, Mike 94, 230, 234, 239 Hull, Gil 160, 217 Hulme, Sylvia 117, 125, 217 Hulse, Linda 115, 234 Husband, Michael 234 Huston, Cindy 72, 148, 217 Hutchinson, Johnny 217 Hutto, Barbara 216 Hutto, Tony 204 Jackson, Dale 82, 226 Jackson, Jacky 157, 226 Jackson, Mike 161, 226 Jamison, Michele 72, 103, 145, 172, 182, 217 Jennings, Bryan 107, 157, 217 Jester, Bobby 82, 234 Johnson, Bill 234 Johnson, Jackie 226 Johnson. Jana 125, 126, 130, 148, 217 Johnson, Janice Johnson, Leo 82, 234 Johnson, Park 234 Johnson, Peggy 106, 138, 230, 234 Joiner, Mary 120, 204 Jones, Carolyn 234 Jones, Mar)' 226 Jones, Wayne 226 Jordan, Cheryl 111, 148, 217 Jordan, Mary Jane 145, 226 Justice, Jan 234 Kacal, Kenny 82, 234 Kccdy, Karen 115, 226 Keith, Kathy 143 Kelley, Karen 150, 217 Kelly, Rayford 204 Kemper, Karen 234 Kemper, Martin 217 Kendall, Nancy 151 Kesler, Garry 113, 115, 161, 234 Keyes, Barbara 115, 138, 234 Killingsworth, Kay 145, 217 Kilpatrick, Mike 234 Kindcl. David 157, 226 King, Adrian 124, 204 King, Kathy 111, 130, 143, 217 King, Patricia 204 Kinsey, Stephen 163, 226 Kirby, Carolyn 120, 130, 148, 217 Knight, Michael 115, 131, 160, 226 Koh, Dong 124, 128, 226 Kort, Alexander 128, 131, 217 Kouns, Marilyn 109, 134, 140, 144, 174, 204 Krause, Debby 139, 234 Kucharski, Stan 133, 234 Lack, Kathy 138 Lambert, Marilyn 143, 226 Lamkin, Freeman 82, 100, 153 Lance, Lyana 115, 150, 151 Landers, Elaine 111, 234 Landers, Gary 109, 111, 107, 163, 234 lenders, Kay 111 Landers, Keith 235 Landrum, Michael 119, 122, 154, 204 Lange, Patricia 205 Langford, Mary 205 Langley, Ronnie 205 Lara, Edward 155, 205 Lawrence, Charlotte 140, 150, 172, 183, 217, 220 Lawrence, Martha 103, 235 Leach, Gayle 138, 235 Leach, John 113, 115, 160, 226 Leamon, Stanley 226 Lee, Joe 131, 235 LeFcvrc, Larry 94, 101, 217 LeMay, Nancy 119, 144, 191, 205 Lemon, James 159, 218 Lenamon, Martha 113, 115, 125, 130, 148, 205 Lenker, Paul 157, 218, 226 Letz, Becky 235 Lewis, Andrew 205 Lewis, Joy 137, 235 Lewis, Rita 235 Lewis, Rose 235 Lewis, Sue 115, 130, 144, 218 Lewis, Susan 218 Light, Mickey 226 Liles, Sharon 130, 150, 151, 218 Lincecum, Clifford 82, 153 Lindsey, Tommie 117, 218 Link, Edward 131, 226 Lollar, Jan 226 Long. K. O. 107, 109, 117, 120, 133, 141, 157, 205 Lowe, Judy 235 Lusk, Elizabeth 235 Lusk, Barbara 143, 218 Lutrick, Johnny 163, 235 Lynn, Jane 137, 235 Lynn, June 235 McAden, Jim 157, 218 McAdoo, Mari jane 130, 145, 226 McCaleb, Mike 161, 235, 239 McCaleb, Molly 145, 205, 226 McCall, David 155 McCall, Tommy 155 McCarter, Larry 82, 235 McClimans, Mike 235 McClintock, Trisha 116, 120, 125, 140, 144, 191, 198, 206 McClure, Julie 226 McCulloch, John 235 McElroy, Steve 226 McFadden, Amanda 206 McGregor, Kari 226 McKee, Nancy 137, 218 McMeekan, Kayla 235 McKinney, Don 157 McMcnamy, Keith 235 McMullen, Janet 111, 145, 218 McNcely, Lany 226 McNeill, Melinda 113, 115, 235 McRcynolds, Ellen 226 243 McWhirter, James 152, 160, 206 McWhirter, Lloyd 206 Madding, Kay 148 Maedgen, Cynthia 218 Magee, Elaine 121, 149, 175, 191, 206 Maker, Kitty 235 Mallctt, Richard 235 Mantooth, Edward 226 Marcom, Judy 111, 235 Marcum, Sandy 103, 145, 218 Marentes, Patsy 227 Marrs, Mar)- 151, 227 Marshall, Billy 227 Marth, Stephen 157, 227 Martin, George 206 Martin, Joyce 117, 206 Martin, Roger 82, 218 Martinez, Hcrlinda 151, 206 Martinez, Manuel 235 Mason, Martha 218 Mathis, Lancsta 139, 235 Matthews, Eddie 235 Matysiak, Lynda 147, 187, 227 Mauldin, Mark 111, 235 Maxwell, Tommy 131, 235 May, Susan 130, 145, 227 Mayfield, Darlene 115, 142, 227 Medley, Margie 130, 227 Meixner, Dwight 157, 227 Menefee, Kay 117, 125, 144 Mcrrell, Cres 115, 235 Mcrrell, Robert 107, 152, 206 Michl, Sharon 150. 218 Mihalko, Pat 125, 128, 207 Miller, Johnny 82, 227 Miller, Kenny 119, 207 Miller, Lydia 147, 218 Miller, Melinda 235 Miller, Sandra 130, 143, 227 Minshew, Ed 235 Mirelez, Pascual 235 Mitchell, Truitt 107, 109, 111, 160, 174, 192, 198, 207 Moore, Beth 125 Moore, Carolyn 235 Moore, Dclza 151, 227 Moore, Hatton 235 Moore, Kathleen 117, 120, 125, 130, 140, 148, 149, 192, 207 Moore, Marsha 117, 126, 148, 218 Moore, Robert 235 Mooring, Leslie 207 Morgan, Pat 235 Morrison, Sarah 138, 235 Moschera, Linda 143, 227 Moser, Glenn 145, 227 Mosier, Phyllis 111 Moster, Lee 162, 235 Motil, Guy 235 Mullino, Ginger 147, 227 Murray, John 157 Murrell, Harley 160, 218 Myers, Nancy 138, 186, 235 Narcdo, Josefina 207 Naron, Kathy 236 Neal, Sandy 218 Neel, Mary Jo 103, 126, 177, 236 Neill, Patricia 140, 142, 218 Neville, Susan 145, 226, 227, 224 Newland, Vicki 145, 218 Newton, Jim 115, 157, 169, 192, 218 Newton, William 159, 207 Nichols, Sammy 157, 227 Nicholson, Beverly 151, 227 Nicholson, Curtis 159, 227 Nickels, Larry 162, 218 Nix, Glen 82, 218 Nixon, Doris 218 Nixon, Wanda 207 Noll, Dave 133, 157, 207 Norris, Linda 139, 236 Nunnally, Jan 138, 236 Nymcycr, Laura 207 Orr, Janet 111, 227 Ostroski, Kay 133, 236 Overman, Janice 145, 219 Padilla, Gloria 140, 147, 207 Page, Carol 227 Pair, Randy 227 Parham, Sam 82, 227 Parham, Wayne 161, 236 Parker, Marilyn 219 Parks, Mary Anne 137, 236 Parr, David 227 Parris, Rickey 94, 101 Parrott, Peggy 107, 109, 117, 130, 148, 149, 192, 207 Patterson, Gloria 148, 227 Patterson, J. R. 207 Patterson, Katherine 236 Patty, Bob 94, 162, 227 Patty, Nell 207 Peak, Robert 131, 219 Peel, Mike 236 Penkert, Sherry 113, 115, 138, 184, 230, 234, 236 Pepper, Betsy 111, 148, 227 Petree, Richard 207 Perkins, Bill 227 Petty, Michael 111, 236 Pewitt, Nancy 130, 143, 219 Phillips, Darrel 82, 227 Pickett, Cindy 111, 149, 160, 205, 208 Pierce, Richard 236 Pierpont, John 227 Pineda, Gloria 113, 115, 137, 227 Pinson, James 111, 124, 131, 236 Pipkin, Sherrie 111, 129, 208 Pitts, George 115, 160, 227 Pitts, Tommy 208 Poer, Johnny 161, 236, 239 Porter, Hal 82 Poupore, Pat 117 Powell, Mary 236 Powell, Roger 115, 126, 208 Price, Jane 236 Price, James 236 Price, Pegge 145, 227 Prewitt, Lyn 115 Proctor, Patricia 227 244 Pruski, Betty 208 Pryor, Edward 131, 219 Puckett, Libley 236 Puckett, Richard 82, 208 Purcell, John 157, 208 Quickel, Teresa 125, 130, 144, 208 Quinterro, Pete 128 Quy, Richard 111, 116, 122, 123, 141, 160, 193, 208 Ragland, Bonnie 227 Ragle, John 227 Ramirez, Henry 162, 219 Ramirez, George 152, 208 Rannefcld, Nelda 236 Ratliff, David 219 Rawlins, Shirley 115, 208 Ray, Elizabeth 236 Raymond, Art 157, 219 Read, Ben 157, 227 Read, John 111, 227 Redclsperger, Marla 106, 144, 222, 227 Redwine, Mickey 208 Reed, Jo Ann 208 Reeve, David 111, 122, 159, 225, 227 Reyna, Frank 219 Rhoades, Pamela 125, 140, 143, 166, 167, 208 Richardson, Bob 219 Richardson, Richard 111, 124, 208 Richburg, Sylvia 145, 209 Riddle, John 157, 228 Rider, Paul 111, 115, 236 Rider, Virginia 143, 219 Riegcl, Karen 145, 222, 228 Riggins, Leon 94 Riggs, Myrtie 236 Rihcrd, Peggy 236 Rivera, Robert 82, 209 Roberts, Nancy 139, 236 Robertson, Larry 159 Robertson, Sam 209 Robinson, Doug 94 Robinson, Sharon 111, 219 Rodriguez, Emilio 219 Rodriguez, Linda 219 Rollins, Mike 155, 209 Rosenberg, Mike 82, 152 Ross, Peggy 209 Routon, Ted 118, 154, 209 Royal, Niki 228 Rucker, David 228 Ruff, Max 209 Ruffin, Gary 219 Rumage, James 82, 236 Rupprecht, A1 131, 141, 154, 219 Rupprccht, Sharon 103, 237 Russell, Robbie 126, 209 Ryan, Anita 115, 138, 237 Ryan, Tommy 157, 228 Saab, Rashad 237, 128 Saldivar, Alfonso 228 Sanders, Kay 237 Sansom, Mickey 228 Satterfield, Mary 219 Sauer, Diane 146, 228 Sauerzopf, Bruce 157, 228 Saxon, Lynn 219 Scannell, Steve 159, 228 Schon, Richard 237 Schott, Larry 122 Schubert, Kay 106, 130, 132, 140, 193, 210 Schultz, Joe 237 Schultz, Kay 106, 117, 125, 144, 145, 149, 185, 193, 210, 213 Schulz, Joseph 117, 210 Scott, Ann Grace 237 Scott, Larry 123, 159, 228 Scott, Marjorie Jo 210 Scott, Mary 219 Scott, Yvonne 228 Seals, Brenda 232, 237 Scars, Bill 219 Sears, Glenn 111, 228 Seitz, Nanci 150, 219 Sclke, Darrell 94, 228 Sepeda, Natalie 237 Shackelford, Gene 210 Shaddix. Edwin 159, 219 Shannon, Charlsa 237 Shea, William 237 Shortess, Carol 228 Shouse, Robert 155, 210 Shults, Lynda 115, 237 Sibley, Martha 219 Sides, Kara 111, 130, 148, 228 Sigman, Kathy 107, 136, 234, 237 Simco, Barry 219 Simco, Ricky 228 Simmons, Gay 128, 139, 237 Simmons, Stanley 210 Simmons, Sue 143, 228 Simms, Jay 237 Simpson, Jan 237 Simpson, Karen 145, 226 Sinclair, Lynda 143, 210 Skaggs, Danny 157, 219 Slagle, Michael 154, 228 Slaton, ane 139, 237 Slaughter, Robert 162, 237 Smith, Archie 82, 162 Smith, Dexter 154, 228 Smith, Donald 220 Smith, Jim 210 Smith, Kathleen 211 Smith, Lynda 145, 228 Smith, Mary 121, 126, 149, 220 Smith, Sharon 111, 148, 220 Solis, George 237 Sonflieth, Susan 137, 237 Souders, Donna 211 Spence, Charles 220 Spence, Debbie 237 Spence, Raney 228 Spillman, Tommy 117, 122, 123, 160, 193, 220 Spitzer, Gary 157, 228 Spore, Roy 225, 228 Spradling, David 157, 211 Spradling, Raney 237 245 Sprott, Linda 151 Staley, Sandy 82, 153, 209 Stanberry, Glenn 111, 160, 228 Stanley, Susie 117 Stanton, Bill 163, 228 Stapleton, Joann 139, 237 Steadman, Bill 111, 141, 155, 211 Steinberg, Michael 111, 161, 237 Stemplc, Kathy 15, 137, 237 Stephens, Alfred 159 Stephens, Charles 228 Stephens, Dara 111, 138, 238 Stephens, Kathryn 118, 211 Stephenson, Frances 228 Stevens, Gary 228 Stevens, Harold 117, 160, 175, 220 Stewart, Don 211 Stewart, John 238 Stickncy, Clifton 125, 211 Stivers, Richard 159, 220 Strader, Lynne 211 Strader, Ron 211 Strickland, Joanna 150, 211 Stubbs, Carl 228 Sutton, Barbara 117, 119, 211 Swindell, Nancy 111, 139, 238 Tabb, Charles 211 Talbert, Linda 130, 134, 144, 228 Tamez, Pedro 113, 115, 147, 238, 239 Tanner, Kenny 238 Taylor, Eileen 238 Taylor, Gus 107, 111, 157, 170, 228 Taylor, Walter 160, 211 Teaff, Larry 238 Teeter, Jimmy 111, 220 Terrell, Paula 139, 144, 186, 228 Teten, Patsy 228 Thomas, Susan 130, 220 Thomason, James 211 Thompson, Jo 238 Thompson, Norma 238 Thompson, Richard 131, 154, 211 Thompson, Roger 163, 238 Thompson, Sandy 228 Thornton, Irene 115, 212 Thornton, Stephen 228 Thrasher, Gary 228 Thrasher, Tonya 238 Throckmorton, Gerald 238 Throckmorton, Glenda 151, 228 Thurn, Thora 117 Tidwell, Don 238 Timmons, Carol 238 Tipps, Ross 212 Todd, Kenneth 131, 162, 171, 238 Toolcy, Randy 116, 120, 154, 212 Toolcy, Sherry 116, 120, 154, 212 Trammell, Stan 212 Treat, David 107, 157, 194, 220 Trejo, Mario 228 Trinkner, Tom 157, 221 Troutman, Larry 212 Troutman, Lucia 221 Tubbs, Mikcl 115, 161 Tubbs, Pam 116, 125, 144, 157, 212 Underwood, Jimmy 82, 229 Valliant, Chuck 158, 159 Van Hook, Judy 118, 147, 212 Vciga, Flavio 124, 128, 194, 212 Verner, David 111, 238 Vest, Jenny 238 Voorhees, Trudy 177, 229 Wadzeck, Larry 238 Wagner, Thressa 238 Walden. Debra 238 Walker, Georgia 137, 239 Walla, Pam 239 Walla, Robert 221 Walsworth, Jill 147, 213 Washington, Richard 239 Watson, Carlton 221 Watson, Johnny 176, 229 Watson, Margaret 147, 229 Watson, William 239 Watts, Thomas 213 Webb, Sandi 113, 115, 221 Weeks, Cheryl 147, 229 Weeks, Rebecca 115, 146, 221 Welch, Patrick 239 Welch, Rickey 213 Wellhausen, Larry 229 Wells, Janet 144 194, 221 Wells, Nick 82 Wcscott, Cindy 125, 148, 213 Westmoreland, Eva 103, 239 Wetzel, Gordon 111, 239 Wheat, Jeanic 239 Wheeler, Esther 107, 137, 239 Wheeler, Mickey 221 White, Karen 151 White, Sheryl 239 Whorton, Barbara 111, 138, 239 Wicker, Robin 239 Wicklam, Danny 154, 221 Widmayer, Cheric 138, 239 Wiggins, Charles 120, 126, 213 Wilkcrson, Louise 143, 229 Williams, John David 82, 100, 153 Williams, Kathy 239 Williamson, Ed 106, 121, 200, 213 Williamson, Susan 106, 144, 175, 221 Williamson, Thomas 115, 118, 229 Willis, Denise 148, 149, 229 Wills, Cathy 121, 107, 145, 170, 229 Wilson, Gary 239 Wisdom, Bitty 239 Wise, Russell 161, 229 Womack, Pauline 115, 150 Wooldridge, Susan 130, 139, 229 Wren, Carolyn 239 Wyatt, Johnny 213 Wynne, Gretchen 115, 229 Yander, Alton 221 Yerger, Lynn 213 Young, Judy 137, 239 Young, Kathy 138, 239 Young, Marilyn 150, 221 246 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The Workfs Be� t Yearbook� Are Teyky- n«de