McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1979 volume:

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That person could be none other than the Bookstore’s own textbook manager. Mr Gene Patty Since coming to the Reservation in 1965. Patty has been spreading good times and cheer all over the campus. But there's more to the man than just textbooks! Did you know that Gene Patty is a former McMurry stu- dent. class president and member of KIVA social club? And. not only was he a photographer for the TOTEM and WAR WHOOP, but Gene Patty helped produce a prize-winning film for the international film festival in Switzerland How about that? Patty spent 21 years in the Coast Guard before retir- ing as a Chief Journalist Gene Patty then began his work at McMurry as Sports Information Director in 1965 But. a man with so many talents can't stay in one place too long. Patty later became a McMurry admis- sions counselor and the director of the media center, before taking his present position in the Bookstore. When he's not marking the prices in textbooks. Patty is at home working with his two favorite hobbies: photography and models (the kind you build, not take pictures of!) The Westover, Texas native has had photographs and articles published in several national hobby magazines. So. for all the fun that Gene Patty and his banana trick have created on the McMurry campus, we hon- orably dedicate the 1979 TOTEM to one of McMurry's greatest friends. The Confusion Of Can registration be fun??? Surely not' What's so fun about standing in line for hours, filling out hundreds of forms all with the same information, and paying money TO the business office??? But it can be fun After all. registra- tion is the first complete gathering of everyone back from summer vaca- tion. And. isn't it fun to look like a fool in front of a Polaroid camera as your official student ID is made? And. admit it. it is really fun to walk back through the crowd, going back to Station Three to get your housing card. All it takes to have fun with registra- tion is to uh well uh well, maybe it is better to register late. Registration can even be fun for work- ers like Carrie Wjddington jnd Donna lean Anderson who get to register ear- ly (above) Standing in line is all part of the game as the religion professors hunt for the correct computer cards, (left) Rocky Cosart hopes he’s at the right table to sign up for Aerobic dance he's not? 16 Activities Slimes ' Bckah James and Belinda Sladck want to be involved with all the Home- coming fun. including the “painting of the braves. One thing about McMurry: EV- ERYBODY gets to participate in the fun!!! So. while all the first-year Indians are learning the combina- tions to their mailboxes and the tech- niques of making beds, they also get to participate in Sliming. The only official uniform of a Slime is the Slime beaney which includes all the pertinent information about the new student. Besides avoiding the cam- puses grass areas, the Slime get plen- ty of spelling exercise with the var- ious “buttoning techniques. Slime aren’t people to stay in the background cither. The highly tal- ented Slime Drum Corps made pub- lic appearances at every home foot- ball game. Until the Slime Olympics. McMurry upperclassmen have a form of low life to boss around cam- pus. But. it isn't long until everyone is a member of the wild’n’crazy McMurry student body!!! Sliming: “Fun” for Freshmen? Activities -• 17 Pi Phi - H.E.I. Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest Two McMurry social clubs. Pi Phi and H.E.I..joined forces to welcome the freshmen to campus by staging the Pi Phi-H.E.I. Watermelon Seed- Spitting Contest It was lots of fun for everyone: especially those who lost interest in the seeds and spent their time munchin’ down some good watermelon. above rt George Gorham and Dana Richard- von aim ihcir veedv at each olher bekt� George iv ready for more, but muvi wait on Ren Benefield and Teresa James to pul another melon lo the knife beln� n Always in charge. Candi McConnell informs a customer of the twenty slice limil per customer IK Activities Dr Joe Humphrey and Dr El Attnchc pcjk their mind to Congressman t hjrlcs Sicnholm A face i worth no words for mime Jeannie Cole The Social Hall The Me Murry Social Hall is The Place” to be on Satur- day nights. (Hey. hundreds of ACU and HSU students can’t be wrong!) It's nothing but fun It’s hard to believe that a church school would own it’s very own disco. But. apparently the non-alcohol and non- smoke atmosphere of-MeMurry’s Social Hall attracts the 250 weekly customers. Furnished and operated by the MeMurry Student Government, the facility is a weekly gathering place for MeMurry students and many other (often very interesting ) visitors The Social Hall enjoyed it's last year in it’s Radford location. Completion of the new Student Center will pro- vide a bright new facility for the Methodist disco. (above left) And they say kids don't dance close anymore (above right� Nobody discos like Neel I emond (Does anyone really want to') (below right) l)J Kyle Hallcw will only take requests from a certain few 20 Activities One fun-filled break from classes and intramural foot- ball was the Fall Retreat. Sponsored by the Christian Outreach and Campus Ministry, the retreat brought sev- eral students out each evening to listen to several speak- ers and worship together. Fun And Fellowship Revival Above left • The early arrivals at ihc Rcvivafgot lo mi in chairs. Above right - Others, like Lynn M a Ison and Cam Givan had 10 settle for the green, green grass Below left - Jeff Walter and Robin Lyle (Regan's older brother) lead a few hymns. Below right - The Revival was filled with praise and prayer 1978 Slime Olympics While Sliming may be fun. all good things must come to an end. But. with Sliming, the end is just as fun as the rest of it. On one wonderful Saturday in October, the Cheer- leaders staged the official 1978 Slime Olympics. The freshmen and anyone else who happened to show up participated in a variety of athletic events” climaxed by the muddy Tug-A-War. It was a tough battle with the losers ending up covered with mud (The winners didn’t exactly stay clean!) f reshmen do the darnedest things, don't they'’ What's the fun of losing a tug-awar if you can't waller a little in the mud ’ Two freshwomen anticipate the ending of the Slime Olympics (That's when they aren't Slime anymore ) Fun In The Mud!! Mary Calor and two unidentified blue jeans get caught up in the fun of the Slime Olympics. W- • The Slime seem to be losing ground in the annual Tug-A-Wjr Things might get kinda messy' Yes, we were right' Things do get pretty messy Just ask Kevin Manning' (Kevin, that is you. isn't it?) The MeMurry cheerleaders have things sewn up while trying to lead the Slime Olympians. Activities — 23 Fun With Yearbooks! Match The Caption To The Picture 1 Unidentified object lands on Mar 2 The drinks were on the house 3 Look,, a buzzard 4 If the shoe fits, wear it 5 A bird in the hjnd is worth two in the bush 6 Throw it out the window 24 Activities Activities - 25 Hedda Gabler During the fall semester, the MeMurry Theatre Department and the Division of Fine Arts presented the drama Hedda Gabler and the musical Pippin Both plays were di- rected b Ms Kimbcrlcs Stone The set and lighting for Hedda Gabler were designed by Mr. Gary Stephen- son. The set for Pippin was designed by Darrell Wofford and the lighting was designed by Mr Gar Stephen- son The orchestra for Pippin was conducted by Mr. Mike Barry Aunt Juliane CAST I.ynn Lawrence Berte George Tesman Hedda Gabler Thca Elvstcd Judge Brack Eilert Lovborg Sally Sanderson Mark Horner Carolyn Platt Tami Stoker Jack Curry Darrell Wofford 26 Activities CAST Leading Player Bob Bein Pippin Busier Maloney Berthe Cindy Maloney Fastrada Tami Stoker Lewis Mike Scarbrough Charles Mark Horner Catherine Regan Lyle Thco Trey Gillette Young Pippin Brent Barry The Players Brenda Anderson. Brenda Ellison. Bob Gomez. Lorric Jameson. Garry Philips. Victoria Spangler, Cclieta Wofford Orchestra Maribeth Dillman, Karla Lee. Lynn Malson. Janice Bryant. Steve Stamets. Mark Wolfe. Bruce Unruc. Larry Lcifcstc. Mi- chael Barbee. Susan Stovall. Kathy Widmer. Lynn Lawrence. Rosanne Rachclc Activities — 27 Lookin’ Down On The Reservation Rosanne Rachclc joins in the {Minting of the braves. You have a 2ST chance of being in this picture. Can you find yourselP Self-Explanatory. 28 — Activities Neel l.cmond gct hi act together for hit patented ''pep talk Let’s Roast Coach Kimbrell Family, friends and admirers turned out for lots of fun, laughter and a time of sincere appreciation at the Hcrshel Kimbrell Roast. MeMurry salutes Coach Kimbrell for twenty years of great coaching!! 30 — Activities Activities — 31 T.I.P. Sing Song Social Clubs Plan Their Careers The women of TIP pulled off another highly successful Sing-Song. With a theme Where Do We Go From Here. social clubs performed, depicting various careers. Makona's coal miners won the Overall award. Theta Chi won the women's division and best music award I.H R won the men's competition and Delta Beta had the top costumes 32 — Activities I H.R 's merry band of entertainers pose for their album cover Activities — 33 McMurry Students arc noted for their semi- casual dress. So. why not take full advantage of a holiday like Halloween to dress up a bit. Just look at these gals at the President Dorm Hal- loween Parly. Have you ever seen such classy dressers. They don't get this elaborate at ACU! Spooks Frolic On McMurry Campus 34 Activities ■uCUK Smiles Prevail On McMurry Campus Activities - 35 C’X. Homecoming 1978 (above) Regan Lyle tend� bar (upper right) Students light the sky during pep rally (lower right) Anyone can be an Indian during Homecoming Homecoming is FUN! Racing to construct tipis staying up all night guarding tipis beating a tom-tom till your arm falls off talking to kids gunfights with cavalry men visiting with exes recognizing campus royalty cheering the team dancing all night and (oh. yes!) a day off from class. 36 — Activities (upper left) Makona members guard Ml MeMurry. guiding visitors lo TiP. Village (upper right) Pizza isn't the only Hut in town' (lower left) Spirit Indian Jerry Ivy offers the bonfire a light (lower right) (Sigh ) T I P members finally get their tipi up Activities — 37 McMurry College The IN Place To Be 38 Activities The Caf: Fun And Fellowship Central At McMurry. there's one thing as certain as death and taxes; (unless you’re excessively wealthy) every student must go to the Iris Graham Dining Hall (The ‘‘Caf’) at least once a day. The Caf. therefore, is a daily center of fun and fellowship. Whether its chicken-fried jello or noodle surpise on the menu, there’s never any shortage of conversation and good times. Its a place to sit with your friends and on the other table from your enemies. The caf is a place to stock up on bread and cola, as well as find out the latest news from your best bud- dies. The caf is not necessarily a place to cat. (In fact, sometimes that’s the best option!) Iris Graham is a place to gather and gab. But. an occasional roll or orange drink doesn't hurt! Above - An authentic Saga Food Service home-cooked meal Looks good, huh 1 Below - Les Burrus is so excited about his meal that he wants everyone else to see it! Below right - Randy Woodard and Steve Mackey seem to be in the caf for the fellowship. But. someone needs to count the number of servings they've just finished. The G n o g Show (above) Dr Lack demonstrates a hat to gong in. (below) We caught you. Dr Jones' The 1979 Student Weekend came in with a gong, thanks to Indian In- sight. The visiting high school stu- dents enjoyed themselves immensely (but not half as much as MeMurry students, faculty, and administra- tion). watching MeMurry Indians put their talents to work on the stage. 40 Activities Thank you. Dr Kim What other college president would join the students in a gong show! Activities — 41 McMurry’s New Campus Center Steadily Progresses 42 — Activities Activities 43 When you're a Texan, you nave lo look like one Vickie Rakcslraw tries to convince Tcena Rod lo help clean up Ihc room An unidentified MeMurry skier goes through ihc beginner's balance drill (icnc Maxwell had trouble standing even after he took the skis of� 1 44 Activities Beverly Williams welcomes eligible girls to the rush tea with name tags Vicki Yoder is excited to learn where the punch is Cindy Rucker. Vickie Rakestraw. Ms Pug Parris, and Ms Ardts Gillette check final arrangements In order to join in the fun of social clubs, all interested girls must attend the Rush Tea The tea. organized by the Women’s Inter- club Council, is a chance for the girls to meet the clubs and the clubs to meet the girls. Following the tea. the clubs and the girls get together at a variety of coke and rush parties. Activities — 45 46 Activities Students Work Together To Make McMurry Fun The AH Sports Banquet I nghl I l-vj Hl.uk • locultv title lie Word (for right i Steve Move Indion ( hit� mole athlete of the tear I bottom! Randy Stinnett -Outstanding Olfcn- ivc Itnonun •IX Activities (top left) 1978 All TIAA first team in football (above) Donny Ray Crutc • Co-MVP and leading scorer in basketball (far left) Armando Zapata • MVP m track (left) Wayne Alexander - MVP in golf Activities — 49 SO — Activities Jim Wood can't believe he's wearing a uil Apparently, neither can an onc eke Pledging isn't always fun! But. a breath- er. at least, comes with Presentation Pledges and their escorts walked the aisles of Radford Auditorium as par- ents and friends admired the occasion and nice clothes. Presentation Not everyone can find their escort (But. boy. can they posc’l When the punch bowl is empty, it's tune to begin Look Mom I Finally Made It Graduation (top left) Randy Stinnett is awarded the Anthony Hunt award (top right) Seniors enjoy food, fun and fellowship at the Senior Recognition Dinner (bottom left) Kurt Blackettcr is awarded the Harry Soladay award (bottom right) Nancy Pittard is awarded the Ginny Carlson award. 52 — Activities Activities — 53 McMurry Activities Vary From Christmas and open dorm to not studying McMurry offer activi- ties that arc fun for all 54 Activities Dr. Thomas Kim President 56 Administration Vice President Mr. Jack Holden Development And Public Relations Vice President Mr. Don Scales Financial Affairs Vice President Dr. Paul Jungmeyer Academic Affairs And College Dean Vice President Dr. Alan Staley Student Affairs :: Administration S7 v 4L S + Board Of Trustees 58 Admirmirjtion MICHAEL R BARRY Director or Alumni DEAN BOUI.DIN Director of Admissions MARTY GREGORY Assistant Director of Public Relations JOE SPECHT Director of Jay-Rollins Library MeMurry Administration PAT BENNETT Director of Public Relations PEGGY DAVID Director of Freshman Counseling VALERIE JONES Admissions Counselor RANDY STRICKLAND Director of Alumni and Assistant Director of Development DAVID DILI MAN Director of Admissions JOHNNIE KAHL Minister to the College SANYA SULLIVAN Associate Dean of Students MAR I BELL GILBERT Placement Director and Development Associate t MARSHALL RHEW Associate Director of Development DOUG WOFFORD Admissions Counselor Administration 59 McMurry Faculty Fine Arts Department Mr Carrol Haggard Instructor in Speech Mr. J Robert Miller Lecturer in Art Mr Michael Phillips Assistant Professor of Speech and Theatre Ms. Kimerelcy Stone Instructor in Theatre Dr Macon Sumcrlin Professor of Music, Chairman Mr. Sherwood Suter Associate Professor of Art (above) Theatre director Kim Stone likes to keep her foot in the door (below right) Musk faculty wait for prospective students at regis- tration Faculty not pictured arc: Mr. Francis Hinkcl- associate pro- fessor of music, Mr. Robert Howell- assistant profes- sor of art. Dr. Alan Karpcl- associate professor of music. Mr. James Pearce- assistant profes- sor of music. Mr. Gary Stephenson- Theatre tech- nical director, media center director and lecturer in Fine Arts, Dr. Macon Sumerlin- professor of music and department chairmen. 60 — Faculty Physical Education Department Faculty not pictured are Mr. Mi- chael Chase- assistant prolessor of physical education and athletic trainer. Mr. Hershel Kimbrell- ath- letic director. (upper left) Brett Lang discusses his personal problems with Coach Spud Aldridge (lower left) Ms Peacock advises the women's voiles ball team (below) Hershel Kimbrell watches his team warm-up Mr “Spud” Aldridge Instructor in Physical Education. Head Coach for Football and Track Dr Ralph Hester Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr Tommy K Estes Instructor in Physical Education. Golf Coach and Assistant Coach in Football and Basketball Ms Pug Parris Instructor of Physical Education Dr Greg Fcris Assistant Professor of Physical Education Ms Jarja Peacock Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Coordinator of Women's Athletics 61 Physical Sciences Faculty members not pictured are Dr. York Clamann- Icclurer in science, Mr, Russell Taylor- lecturer in Geology. Dr Clark Beasley Professor of Biology i r I Lyndol Harris Professor of Chemistry Dr David Klasscn Professor of Chemistry Dr Richard Moore Professor of Biology Dr Benjamin Pilcher Professor of Biology Dr AC Sharp Professor of Physics Dr Roy Sonntag Professor of Chemistry Social Sciences Mr Richie Cravens Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr James Vick Associate Professor of Psychology 62 Faculty English Department dA 0 A (below left) Dr Ristcr confers with .1 -.ludent • below right) Dr Gerald McDaniel react� (’) to come deep' student discussion Foreign Language Department Dr Eugene Hasting� Assistant Professor of Spanish and French Mr Roy Jacob Assistant Professor of German Dr John Marambio Assistant Professor of Spanish and Chairnun, Department of Modern Foreign Languages Faculty not pictured arc Mrs. Clyde Herrington- assistant professor of English. Dr. Doris Hunt- assistant professor of English. Ms Kathryn Hurst- instructor of English. 6J History Department Dr Fane Downs Professor of History Dr Paul Lack Associate Professor of History Dr Robert Sledge Professor of History. Division Chairman Political Science Department Dr Mohammed El-At- trache Professor of Political Science Dr Lynn Jones Assistant Professor of Political Science Faculty member not pictured is Mr. Chester Myers- lecturer in political science (upper right) Dr Lack (and his tests) keep students on the edge of their seals, (upper left) Dr Downs can be photogenic when she tries. (lower left) Dr F.l-Altrachc believes that professors should be accessible to students. 64 Faculty Religion And Philosophy Department Dr William Barrick Professor of Religion Dr Robert Monk Professor of Religion. Division Chairman Dr Robert Mwlholland Assistant Professor of Religion Dr Joseph Stamey Professor of Philosophy ; i Dr Barrick lives out his fantasy as a religious boxing coach Dr Monk moonlights as a popcorn popper Education Department Faculty member not pictured is Dr. Dorothy Cook- associate professor of Education. Dr Jean Barrick Assistant Professor of Education. Chairperson Dr Clark Brannan Associate Professor of Education Mr Richard Crowell Assistant Professor of Education Ms Jeri Pfeifer Instructor in Education Faculty Mathematics Department Dr Bill Dulm Professor of Math- ematics. Division Chairman Mr Judson Hardy Assistant Professor of Mathematics Ms Lucille Hodges Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mr C.W Long Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr Michael Swanson Director of Computer Services and Assistant Professor of Math- ematics 66 Dr Thomas Kim presents a faculty recognition to retiring Mr. C.W Long. Business Department Dr J Henry Doschcr Adjunct Professor of Business Administration Dr Minuci Flores Professor of Economics and Business Adminstration. Division Chairman Faculty members not pictured are Mr. Neal Hollingshcad- lecturer in business education, Ms. Sallyc Ja- phet- instructor of business educa- tion. Supporting MeMurry's athletic program is some- thing that business professors do. (Find one?) Faculty — 67 McMurry Staff Kay Babington Secretary to Librarian Mary Blanton Secretary to the President Bill Davit Hunt Dorm Supervisor Bob Gillette Gold Star Supervisor and Director of Student Activities t.cilan Gooch Bookstore Manager Kathleen Hacgctc Assistant Director of Alumni Lynn Haggard Reference and Circulation Librarian Bernice Hatchett Secretary to the Vice Presi- dent of Student Affairs 68 Staff Genie Henson Switchboard Supervisor Bobbie Hogan Circulation Library Assistant Iva Dell Lively Snack Bar Marguerite Mathis Secretary to Director of Special Pro- grams Karen Nanos Secretary for Admissions Ruth Neely Martin Dorm Supervisor Bernice O'Kelly Relief Dorm Supervisor Rita Patterson Secretary to Minister of College Gene Patty Textbook Manager Paul Pnen Assistant Director of Computer Ser- vices Georgette Sharp Catalog Library Assistant Daphinc Shockley Snack Bar Staff 69 Corky Swanvon Director of Financial Aid Janncy Taylor Office Manager for Develop- ment Gretchen Tucker Secretary to the Develop- ment Office Don E. Worley Maintenance Dr Kim prevents Mr� Ruth Neely and Mr Jerome Vannoy with a recognition placque upon their retirement from McMurry College 70 - Staff Seniors Can Finally Relax McMurry's resident mad-sctcntists. Mark McClure and Bill king. RAQUEL AGUIRRE. El Paso BRENDA ANDERSON. Abilene SARA ATKINS. Abilene PAMELA BARNETT. Atoka. OK kEATH BASkETT. Albuquerque. N.M SHIRI FY BATES. Spearman kAY BEDINGFIFID. Abilene I INDA BE I L. Abilene kl ITH BIGGERS. Petersburg EVA Bl ACk. Baird ANF.ASF Bl ACkkETTER. Lamesa klJRT Bl ACkkETTER. Shamrock RICk BOOZ. Abilene ORF.Ci BRADSHAW. Abilene kAY BROOkS. Sweetwater ELAINE BUNTING. Henrietta SUSAN BYNUM. Austin TERESA CALLAWAY. Midland MURRAY COX. San Antonio PAULA CRISWELL. Hobbs. N.M LIBBY CROFT. Abilene . MIRE CUMMINGS. Odessa ?2 Seniors “Hey Good I «Hikin ' Wh.itch.i got cooking'1 ANGF.I Dl l RIO, S.iniurcc. Puerto Rio P T DAVENPORT. Breekcnridge (. INDY DICKSON. San Anion,.. M RIRI Til 1)11 I MAN Muk'hoc KM I DOTSON. Abilene (.11 BERT GAI I EGOS. 11 Stockton I 1 HI GAMBRi 11.11 Pavo « KAIG GANN. Abilene SI I GAl.l DING. Abilene (. All GRII I IN. I.orcn o DI UBII IIAI I . I tiling I IN DA HARDIN. Abilene SARAH IIARDW 1C K Midland I II I HOANG. Stratford JQSFFINA HOI HR(K K. Abilene ( INDY HOLDEN. Abilene GIRAID HOI DEN. C lyde JAN III IE. Dallas Ml I ODY HI NT. Fort N«.,th I OR RIF JAMISON. Coleman HI I INDA JFRNIGAN. Abilene KIT KIMBRI I L. Abilene NM 1.1.1 AM KINC,. Pearland Seniors 73 Mil DR HD KNOW I IS. Abilene NANCY KNOWLES. Abilene DI NNIS KL NKFl . Abilene Mil ISSA I AN DR I M. Abilene Gl I NN LAXSON. Abilene RI CiAN LYLE. Arlington JOHN MANNING. Montgomery AI MARGARET MANRY. Houston MIREYA MAROLIE . HI Paso OSCAR MARSH AI I . Hamlin RIC ARHJO MARTINI . Abilene STI PIIFN MAYS. Stamford I OR I NELSON. Abilene JAMES Nl.NN. Abernaths MARY NUNN. Arlington ROBERT OATMAN. Warsaw. IL TERRY ODOM. Abilene DAW N OLMSTEAD. El Paso EDWARD ORE NIC. Abilene I MILY PEEBLES. Abilene NANCY PITTARD. Mo cllc ROBERT PITTARD. Mo cllc C AROLYN PLATT. Borger M ATT POPNOE. Coleman VICKI REYNOLDS. Abilene JANET RINARD. Abilene GARY RUSKA. Abilene CLARENCE SADLER. JR . Odessa MARIA SADLER. Juarc . Mexico ROY SALAZAR. Hereford 74 Seniors IOMS SWDIRS. Albuquerque N M DAVID SC IIK ADI Mbjnv III RA I SI IONA I ubb.Kk WMIQA SIIIPMW Abilene Ml I ISA SIMPSON ll.iskell M ARY SI ATI R lul.i I ANICI SI AC.(.S Abilene SI I PHAN STAAII is S.im.. I e N M IKI-N ST ANSI I I . 1-dMl.ind IIAI STI Rl INC, Abilene k ANDY STINNI TT llu'M k A A SAVINNl-A Abilene At AI Kl IN THOM AS Aries... At k AIIII RIM THOMPSON. Abilene Sll ARON THOMPSON Tuvcula I AA All TOOkI Denver. CO I I A I RNI TRI. Abilene 1)1 AN Tl RNBl I I Abilene HRl C I I NRl I . Abilene I AVI VINIA ARI) Albuquerque. N At BARRY NA SI I SC I Abilene 1)1 HHII AA AI I AC I T c 1)1 NIC I AA AI TRIP Roswell N M Jl DITH AVf.IT l:l.. Abilene PAM AA f I BORN Trent Underclassmen Find That Knowledge Is Good And Fun Bn.in Adamv. Amarillo John Alberivcn. I I Pavo Joan Alexander. Irving Jove Alfaro. Laredo Dan Allen. Mcrkco Amber Alvhouvc. Anthony. M Shari Analia, (iallup. M David Andervon, Knox Cil David Andervon. Cavper. Wyo Donna Jean Andervon. Odevva 76 Claw K.iuf. Angel. 1:1 Paw Thomas Anthony. ft |)jvn Victor Aragu . San Antonio Ralph Armenta. Abilene Pattie A%hmorc. Whitcfacc M.� r Atwell. Tuscola Cary Autrcy. FI Paw C lint Baack. Snyder Richard Bade. Clyde Brenda Bagby. Abilene I arry Bailey. Burleson Connie Baker. Childress Kevin Bade . Waco Kyle Ballcw. Waco Michael Barbee. Big Spring Tim Barbee. Big Spring Jana Barrington. Silver City. N M Dcnycc Baucum. Anson Class 77 Kandy Bcachy. Plain Cily, Ohio l.arry Beam. F.l Pa o Cathy Becker. Tuscon. A Jay Bedford. Abilene harmainc Bcfori. Abilene indy Bcilschcr. Abilene Tara Benedict. Alpine Brian Bennett, Albuquerque. S M Patrick Bennct. Abilene Susan Bernard. Harlingen I e% Bifflc. Anton Carol Birch. Abilene Howard Bishop. Artcsia. N M ( aria Blackcltcr. Shamrock I li abcth Bordelon. Abilene Sara Botello. Tulia Janna Bouldin. I.cvclland Nanci Bounds. Wink Ann Bowes. Canyon John Bowling. Whitcsboro Janice Boyd. Anson Roxanne Bradley. Abernathy Yvette Bra icl. Tucumcari. N M Donna Briscoe. Seminole Kirk Brooks. Round Rock Melanie Brown. Abilene Terri Brown. Abilene Jimmy Browning. Haskell Dennis Bruington. Petersburg Kathy Brumfield. Borgcr 7K Cla� A Use Bruton. Abilene Maine Bruton. Abilene Janice Bryant. Abilene Kim Bui. Vietnam Barbie Bunnagc. Roswell, N M Tom Bunner. Wichita. KS Pam Burns. Abilene I e Burrus. Stinnett Lynette Burt. Albuquerque. M Michael Byers. Dallas Joni Cadrctl. Abilene Deanna Campbell. Canyon I yn ( anon. Abilene Stan Carter. Midland Carole Castle. Abilene Mary Cator. Stinnett Bob Cervetto. Duncanville Alfredo Cesar. Miraflorcs. Mexico Susan Chalcraft. Abilene Cathy Chappell. Abilene Kim Chester. 1:1 Paso Diana Chubb. Cameron ••6.453. 6.454; 6.456. Claw 79 Vicki ( larkc. Mineral Wells Mark Coffee, I ubbock lamest Cole, Amarillo Edith Cole. Lickncy harla Cosby. Olton Stephanie Counter. Bay City Rocky Co art. Brcckcnridgc Tim Crane. Canadian Brian Crcc. Dallas Ann Criswell. Abilene Dawn Crosslin. Abilene Steven Davenport. Uvalde Ricky Dawson. Odessa Mollic Cunningham. Dallas Randall Davis. Clyde Becky Deason. Merkel Rickey Cypert. Throckmorton Wayne Davis. Abilene Kathy Deason. Merkel Actually, the beard was a simple operation; but there was some trouble with the mustache «0 Classes John Dexter. Buxton. VC Ruth Dc Young, Sjn Antonio Danny Doyen. Silsbcc Roy Don Dudgeon. Sudjn C harles Durham. Knox City Tammic Edmomdson. Abilene Steve Elliott. Abilene Cathlynn Ernst, Lewisville Bachar El-Attrachc Soweida. Syria Brenda Ellison. Rising City. Nebraska Modesto Espino a. Granada. Nicaragua Lawrence El- Attrache. Soweida. Syria Karen Emory. Abilene Susan Evans. Abilene Bobby Dusek. Abilene David Earnest. View Carla Easter. Jacksboro Tim Eaton, Mansfield Carol Edgerton. Midland Classes 81 Just to prove a point; we applied new. improved Acne-Rid to all but two spots of this girl’s face ' Dale Evers, Waco Dennis Flaughcr. Borger John Foley. Los Alamos. Ne� Mexico Kathy Franklin. Honolulu. Hawaii Rebecca Franklin. Abilene Tish Frederick. Las Cruces. Ne� Mexico Jason Fry. Burnet Aurora Gamer. Abilene “Golly, gee' Just because my uniform isn't ugly. I have to sit alone ' Manuel Gar a, San Antonio Susan Gilkeson. Conroe Carol Gillingham. Albuquerque, New Mexico Rosemary Gerbilz. Bcthioua, Algeria Jill Gilley. Stratford Greg Gist. Abernathy 82 Classes Bob Givan. Seagravcs Cam Givan, Seagraves Donald Glover. Burnet Jcryl Golden, Denton Anne (ioodloc. Bedford George Gorham Jr . Ft Worth Ginger Go a. Anson Connie Green. Abilene Cindy Greene. Arlington John Grissom. Abilene Julie Grussendorf. Anson ken Hackney. Ennis Jimmy Haddot. Wichita Falls Mark Hagburg. Borger Walt llalc. Waco Cathy Hamblen. Happy Patty Hamblin. Mulcshoc Belinda Hanna. Katy Alan Harris. Abilene Karen Harris. Tsuitty Manscl Harris. Abilene Gay Lynn Harrison. Shamrock Carol Hart . Albuquerque Gmna Hays. Demmg. N M Lciauc' Heylier. Alamagordo. N M Mugsey Hcrtel. Akron. Ohio Dianna llokanson. Dumas John Hollabaugh. Stamford James Hollis. Abilene Rosemary Honnol. Amarillo Classes 83 Mike Hoover. Seagraves Jcancnc Hoppe. Winters Mark Horner, Scottsdale. AZ Kells House. Tulia Daniel Hudson. Coleman Jo Hudson, l ubbock Jacquc Hud ict . Abilene Marci Hughes. Abilene Debbie Hutsc. Roswell. M Mark Humble. Albuquerque. N M The Me Murry Pep Squad made like a drum and Beal Ilf Vicki Hyde, Espanola. N M Patricia Ingham. Borger Carla Irvin. Abilene Jerry Ivy. Bowie Kebekah James. I.ubbock Cyndi Johnson. Dallas Dolph Johnson. Keller Hill Johnson. Liberty Dianne Jones, Sweetwater Michael Jones, Shamrock K4 Classes I cb� Jordan. Hamlin Cathy Kacrwcr. Abilene Sieve Keenum. Duncanville Susve Kendall, Albuquerque. M Victoria Kidwell, Abilene Theresa Killgo, Snyder Sherri Kimmc . Abilene l.ynna King. Hollis. OK Aliccc Kirby. Hays. KS Jan Kirby. Hereford (left) MeMurry fans who couldn't make it to the games had fun trying to fol- low Bruce Unrue's Play-by- Play (right) Shannon and her pet turtle. John. Kevin Kirby. Hays. KS Janet Klinkcr. Abilene Nancy Klinkcr. Abilene Sandy Knapp. 1 1 Paso Patrick Krajea. Ennis Sandy Kramer. Grants. N M Christi Kuppm. Abilene Mona Kvapil. Ballinger Randall Lamberson. Pampa Donna Lambert, Abilene Classes 85 Jim Sterling. Cindy lloldcn. and Jay me Tooke Mng to a piano bench Karen Leonard. Children Jimmy I ynn. Knot Cty Kevin Manning. Mill brook. Alabama l.ynn Lawrence. La Kuben Lara. Meva. New Abilene Mexico Ten Lance. Waco Jill LcL'cvre, Larry Leifote. Karla Lee. Dumas Sagerlon Llano Camille Lewis. Rickey Lewis, Joseph Light. Canadian Morton Abilene X6 Classes Ingrid Margam, Morelia. Michoacan. Mexico Jan Mason. Demon Norma Massey. Odessa Mark McClure. Albuquerque. N M Melinda McClure. Tuscola Rickey McClure. Ovalo Leslie Ann McCamsey. fcl Paso Candi McConnell. El Paso karen McConnell. Edinburg Maura McDougal. Hcmpclcad Clay Me Reynolds. Hereford Tony Mendez. Vienna. Austria Carol Mcrgcnhagcn. Abilene I mna Merritt. San Antonio Bobby Miers, Abilene Joyce Miller. Tulia Mark Money. Irving Helen Montforl. Abilene Gwynne Montgomery. Denton Beth Moore. Plainvicw Byrel Moore, Plainvicw Raymond Moore. Estancia. N.M Sandra Moore. Tow Ann Morchcad. Canadian Carl Mumford. Pampa Audric Murray. Granbury Lisa Nelson. Hart Dale Odom. Abcrnath; Mark Odom. Abilene Jana Offill. Amarillo Classes 87 Mirty Ogle. Olncy l.ila Osborne. Abilene Susan Osada, Brcckenridge Darlene Owen. Grand Prairie Rosemary Pair. I.orcn o Scot! Palmer. Abilene Carla Parker. Lubbock Rulh Parks. Tulia Garry Philips. Abilene Brad Phillips. Waco I aRac Phillips. I.ovington Tim Phillips. Abilene John Piclcmcicr. Indianapolis. Indiana Denise Pinckard. Atlanta Diane Parpart. Gallup. New Mexico Diane Patlillo. Odessa Pam Pemberton. Hurst I cigh Anne Pittman. Abilene John Scott Pendergrass. Wylie Cynthia Porter. Albuquerque. New Mexico Beth Porterfield. Abilene Nancy Powell. Ronnie Powell. El Paso Abilene Can you name everything wrong with this photo’ (Sec answer on page 23 of next year's TOTEM) 88 Classes Rurlcy Power . Channclvicw Paula Purcell. Tuscola Christine Purkiss. Coventry. England Barbara Purnell. Odessa Byron Putnam, Haskell Cindy Quiett. Dimmni Rosanne Rachclc. Las Cruses. Ne� Mexico Vickie Rakestraw. Lubbock Rene Ralston. El Paso Annette Ramey. Brady David Randcll, Santa Barbara. California Catherine Rene Rcb. Truth or Consequences. New Mexico Denise Reeder. Abilene I rank Reyes. Del Rio Sandra Reyes. Eagle Pass Leonard Rhoads. Rule I mda Rhoads. Rule Dana Richardson. Cross Plains Gail Richardson. Albuquerque. New Mexico Elizabeth Riojas, Topeka. Kansas Harry Riser. Santa Ec. New Mexico Charles Roberts. Abilene Greg Robertson. Graham Karman Robinson. Abilene Gwen Rodolph. Hobbs. New Mexico Daphne Roqucmorc. Hughes Springs Robi Rowland. Morton Gwen Rowntrcc. Odessa Yolanda Rubio. Wingate Cindy Rucker. San Angelo Classes 89 Navver Saab. Stamford Kathy Sample, Amarillo Sally Sanderson, Dallas Karen Santibancr. Abilene Michael Schafer. Canadian Kevan Schooler. O'Donncl Donna Scifres. Abilene Callic Scott. Abilene 1-l.unc Scnmshire. San Antonio Kerry Sell. Booker John Seymour. 1:1 Paso Trendy Sharp. Abilene Monette Sherman. Midland Russ Shurbet. Petersburg Sandra Sigala. Abilene F loyd Simmons. Greenwood. South Carolina Sherry Sims. Childress Margaret Sledge. Abilene Paul Smathers. Alamogordo. New Mexico Janet Smith. Dumas Robert Smith. Wichita Palls Thomas Smith. Abilene Steve Smith. Paris Cathy Sorrells. Kermit Gary South. Seminole Victoria Spangler. Kermit Susan Spann. Burleson Tonm Sparks. Rotan Jcaninc Spence. Abilene Christy Stahl. Abilene 00 Classes C ora Stallard. Canyon Sarah Stalling� . Texarkana Ron Steele. Bovina Tami Stoker. Plain City. Ohio Tracy Stone. Duma Suxan Stovall. Kaly Kimbra Strickland. Abilene Willie Sublet. Dallas Darla Summit!. Abilene Debe Swango. Worthington. Indiana Jill Symondv. F.l Paso Martha Tafoya, El Paso Tina Tanscy. Lancaster. California Clairissa Taylor. Abilene Terran Taylor. Abilene Gayle Tcaff. Tyc Dyana Teeter. Hale Center Ray Thompson. Knox City Brad Tillotson. Dallas Kathleen Tipton. Bloomfield. Ne� Mexico I isa Todd. Abilene Michelle Toclle, Amarillo Susan Traficanle. San Antonio Brian Truncalc. Bridge City Alison Tuttle. Alamogordo. New Mexico C arrie Waddmgton. Lubbock Jill Waggoner. Stamford Deborah Waldraff. Abilene Susan Walker. Houston I li abcth Wallace. Euless Classes 91 John Walrath. Santa Fc. New Mexico Su anne Warner. Tyc Sharon Weber. l.ot Lunas. New Mexico kren West, Abilene I cAnn Wester. Abilene Thomas Wheeler. Abilene Michelle White. Abilene Kathyc Widmer. Rangels. Colorado Debra Wilks. Texico. New Mexico Craig Willcford. Altus. Oklahoma Joan W illiams. Carlsbad. New Mexico Brenda Wilmolt. Bcllcvicw. Florida Gary Wimberly. Stamford Shirley Winnie. Milwaukee. Wisconsin Ruth Woelper. FI Paso Cclicla Wofford. Albuquerque. New Mexico Mark W'olfe. Amarillo Frank Wood. Corpus Christi Jim Wood. Brownwood Jill Wyatt. Tulia Monika Wyatt. Killeen Richard Wynn. Morton Laurel Van Winkle. Alvin Greg Yasuda. Los Alamos. New Mexico Some people have talent, others don't M.S.G. MS(i Member� pictured above arc (back row) Condi McConnell. Bruce l 'nruc. Sandy Sullivan. F.va Black. Bill Fry. Scott Pendergrass. Kevin Manning, Kevin Kirby, Aliccc Kirby, Carrol Haggard. Dean Staley. (middl row) Gail Griffin. Ann Goodloc. Janice Bryant. George Gor- ham. Barbie Bunnage. Jill Wyatt. Trendy Sharp. Melody Hunt. Bob Gillette. Pam Barnett, (front row) Kit Kimbrcll. Randy Stinnett. Thom- ac Wheeler, Susan Bynum. I isa Nelson. Susan Evans. Debbie Hulse Cindy Rucker. Randy lambcrson. Harry River 1978-1979 Student Government Officers arc Cindy Rucker - Vice-Presi- dent. Harry Riser • Attorney General. Pam Barnett - President. Thomas Wheeler - Treasurer 94 Organizations Thm Showm Thm Shornm 7km Shawm Thm Showm Thm Showm Thm Showm Thm Showm Thm Showm MB� M 0 R8 I A £ 1 tan!© Brothers M THE COCOANUT CradMn MO 9Jftwr n(W. sjznjsoy 3i £ -- «1 c ! MSG Film iwrmgi------------ (MOVS ya 0-M.VE •¥! mounts � iJ mmoss Vi (above left) Gail Griffin. MSG Secretary (above right) MSG sponsored the Michael Murphy concert for Spring Thing (bottom) They also sponsored MSG movies Organizations — 95 Indian Insight II members pictured above arc. (top row) Sharon Thompson. Kathy Hamblen. Suzanne Warner. Vickie Rakestraw. Cincy Hold- en. Nancy Pittard. Cynthia Porter. Mona kvapil. MariOcth Dill- man. (front row) Cindy Greene. DonnaJean Anderson. Cindy Rucker. Debbie Hulsc. Bruce Unrue. Susan Bynum. Karen Leon- ard. Sandy Knapp and Joan Alexander Indian Insight enjoyed it’s second year of existence in 78-79. II activities included the planning and staging of freshmen orientation and two student weekends. The members of MeMurry's student foundation as- sisted the Admissions office by phoning a variety of student prospects nightly in the fall. Indian insight is dedicated to promoting MeMurry to the world outside of 14th and Sayles. II members worked with members of the Admissions and Alumni Development offices in accomplishing these goals. Indian Insight was led by Bruce Unruc-Presidcnt. Cindy Ruckcr-Vicc President. Susan Bynum-Collcge Relations Chairman, Debbie Hulsc-Specia! Events Chairman and Karen Leonard-Public Relations. Val- eric Jones, admissions counselor, sponsored the group. The Indian Insight officers were better jt organizing and leading activities than being photographed 96 Organizations Members pictured above arc Dr Gerald McDaniel. Mildred Knowles. Dr Gene Ristcr. Cathy Jaldwell. Namiqa Shipman. Kay Bcdmgficld. Jill Symonds. Jack Curry Sigma Tau Delta Organized in March of 1951, Sigma Tau Delta has its aims in promoting the mastery of written expression, encouraging worthwhile reading and bringing together students specializ- ing in English literature and lan- guage. Membership is open to those stu- dents who meet academic standards, and arc interested in the study of English writing and publishing Organisation.— 97 The Galleon is the literary magazine of MeMurry College. A number of the best essays, poetry, short stories and other literary efforts arc pub- lished in this magazine. Literary contributions made to this magazine come from the students and faculty. Galleon Rack Row Mildred Knowles, Cathy Caldwell. Karen Spence. Ricky Cyperi, Ton Kinsey from Row Nancy Knowles. Jack Curry Dr. Gene Ristcr 98 Organizations War Whoop The WAR WHOOP is published weekly during the fall and spring semesters of the school year. It is staffed by MeMurry students interested in keeping the student body, administration, and faculty informed of campus news, events, and activities. The 1978-79 editor is Kay Bedingficld and Pat Bennett is the War Whoop sponsor. Organizations — 99 A Yearbook To You From The Totem Staff Wc thought you needed a “behind the scenes look at who brings you this book. But wc didn't want to go so far “benind that we bored you. So, here wc arc in action . (upper left) Photographer Garry Phillips, staffers Karen Leonard. Elaine Scrimshirc, and Editor Lorrie Jameson slide into action (upper right) Copy editor Bruce Unruc gets caught in his office. (right) Sports Editor Randy Stinnett bucked some tough problems 100 — Organizations (above left) Photographer Kevin Howell sits on a car. (I that original?!!!) (above right) Big deal Randy! They’re both short and light' (lower) TOTF.M staffers get a lot done at the park posing for pictures. Organizations 101 Chanters One of the most outstanding groups on MeMurry's campus is the Chanters, who have performed both choral literature in addition to modern sacred works Concerts have in- cluded many local concerts and an extensive tour Members of Chanters include Ruth Dc Young. Susan (iilkeson. Karen McConnell. Beth Moore. Dawn Olmstcad. Ruth Parks. Gail Richardson. Mary Slater. Jaymc Tookc. Cclicta Wofford. Aneasc Blackkcttcr. Carla Blackkcttcr. Susan Chalcraft. Brenda Ellison. Kathy Franklin. Cindy Holden, Dianna Ho- kanson. Sandy Knapp. Regan Lyle, LaRac Phillips. Lisa Powell. Susan Stovall. Monika Wyatt. Danny Bell. Donald Glover, Dennis Kunkcl. Lynn Malson. Richard Young. Gary Ruska. Brian Adams. Kurt Blackkcttcr. Steve Davenport. Jason Fry, Bob Givan, Cam Gi- van. Mark Horner. Gary Mauldin. Byron Put- man. Mike Scarbrough Chanter Officers from left to right are Kurt Blackkcttcr. Dennis Kunkcl. Diana Ho- kanson, Lynn Malson. Jamie Tookc. and Cin- dy Holden 102 Organizations Chapel Choir Members of Chapel Choir arc lop-L to R Robi Rowland. Cathy Becker. Kevin Howell. Tricia Ingham. Barbie Bunnage. Roxanne Bradley Middle Jill Waggoner. Ann Criswell. Linda Hardin. Karen Harris. Cora Stallard. Ginna Hayes Bottom l.inna Merritt. Lynna King. Kathy Sample. Carol Gillingham. Susyc Kendall. Donna Briscoe The Chapel Choir of 1978 1979 was under the direction of Ms. Cynthia Carter The Chapel Choir performed several concerts at area churches, at College Series, and various other concerts. The Chapel Choir is made up of people of various majors who have the desire to make music through singing. Organizations 103 Phoenix A new specialty singing group was formed on campus this year. Under the direction of Mr. James Pierce. Phoenix worked many long hours to perform many concerts and tour with the Jazz Ensemble in the Spring. Members arc: Celieta Wofford. Di- anna Hokanson. Cindy Holden. Lynn Malson. Steve Davenport. Mark Horner. Charles Dickey. Not pictured: Chuck McMichael. Jim Brier, and David Gibson. .• 4 - Organizations Another new specialty group within the music department this year is the men's singing group. The MeMurry Men. Members of the group are Lynn Malson. Mark Horner. Cam Givan. Donald Glover. Richard Young. Gary Ruska. Jason Fry. Steve Davenport, Gary Mauldin. Byron Putnam. Mr. Francis Hinkcl-Accompanist. and Mr. James Pcarcc-Director. MeMurry Men Organization 105 McMurry College Marching Band 106 Organizations The McMurry College Marching Band and Concert Band arc two of the three primary instrumental music groups at McMurry. During the fall semester the bands were under the direction of Mr Mike Barry. After Mr Barry accepted the position of McMurry Alumni Director. Mr Tommy Fry took over the job of band director. McMurry College Concert Band Member� of the McMurry Concert Band arc front-Joan Williams, l aurel Van Winkle, Karla t.ec. Susan Chalcraft. Anne Goodloc. Maribcth Oillman 2nd row- C hristie Kuppm Debbie Waldraff. Rosanne Rachclc. Cathy Becker. Gay Lynn Harrison. Suzanne Warner 3rd row- Rosemary Pair. I ynn I aw- rcncc. Vicki Rakestraw, { indy Holden. Janice Bryant. Jimmy Haddov Robi Rowland. Bren- da Fllison, Denise Wallnp. Karen Leonard, lilainc Scrimshirc. Lynn Malson. Cam Givan. Bruce Unruc. Dale tvers. Jill Waggoner. Mark Humble. Hill Johnson. Tim Crane. Mark Wolfe. Tish Frederick. Tonni Sparks, Brad Woods. Sam Gale 4th row-Mr Tommy Fry. Susan Stovall. Larry Lcifeslc. Chuck McMichacl. Michael Barbee. I ynna King Officers arc Cindy Holden. Maribcth Dill- man. Karla Lee. and Steve Stamets Organizations 107 Jazz Ensemble The McMurry Jazz Ensemble is made up of students who arc members of both the Marching and Concert Bands. The Jazz En- semble performs for many functions at the college, in Abilene, and surrounding towns. What can you say about Tim Crane?!?!? Members arc back-Hill Johnson. Tim Crane. Jimmy Maddox. Lynn Lawrence. Karen Leonard. Bruce Unrue. Karla Lee. Denice Waltrip. Darrell Wofford. Mark Wolfe Front-Kathy Widmcrc. Jill Waggoner. Dale Evers, Steve Stamcts. and Maribcth Dillman 108 — Organizations Student Education Association SEA members pictured above arc (back) Gail Griffin. Eva Black. Maria Sadler. Nancy Pittard. Candi McConnell. Mildred knoulcs. Barbie Purnell. Dr Clark Brannon. Carolyn Brannon. Lurry Lcifcste. (front) Joscfma Holbrook. Elaine Scrimshirc. Suvan Bynum. LceAnn Wcatherbec and Cindy Quiett The Student Education Association is an organization for students who plan to pursue teaching as a career. Members met several times during the year to hear var- ious speakers talk about teaching and it’s related topics. Membership in the S.E.A. is open to all students enrolled in the McMurry Teacher Education program. Dr. Clark Brannon sponsored the group. S E A. officers for 1978-79 were LccAnn Wcuthcrbce. Josefinu Hol- brook. Gail Griffin and Susan Bynum Organisations 109 Three Cheers For McMurry! 110 — Orgam aliom C LI members arc (back row) Johnny Kahl, Sieve Davenport. R.indy Bc-ichy. Jerry Ivy. I cv Burrus. Cam Givan. Brian Adams. Hill Johnson. Jay Fry. Kevin Kirby. Mike Schafer. Byron Putnam. Dale Fverx. (third row) Ruth DeYoung. C arric Wjddinglon, Gayclynn Harrison. Regan Lyle. Kathy Sample. Kathleen Tipton, Carla Blackkeltcr. Gayle Richardson. l.aRac Phillips. Jayme Tooke. Robi Rowland and Rcta Patterson, (second row) Kren West. ( athy Becker. Joyce Miller. Carol Fdgerton. Roxanne Bradley. Tricia Ingham. Rosemary Pair. Susan Chalcraft. Ruth Parks and Gwen Rodolph. (front row) Gary Mauldin. Jim Sterling. Richard Young. John Manning. Ronnie Powell. Kerry Sell and Kurt Blackkeltcr c h r i s t 1 a n The Christian Life Fellowship is an organization of students sponsored by the Religious Life Office. CLF’s activities include a weekly College Worship in the Social Hall. Featur- ing a variety of speakers. College Worship gave students a break from classes on Thursday mornings. CLF officers arc; Gary Mauldin-Presi- dent. Carla Blackketter-Sccretary. Richard Young-Chaplain of Campus Ministries, and Kurt Blacketter- Chaplain of off Campus Ministries. L i f e F c 1 1 o w s h i P CLF committee chairmen pictured above arc Kevin Kirby. Cam Givan, Regan Lyle. Les Burrus. Ruth DeYoung. Carla Blackct- tcr. Jamie Tooke. Hill Johnson. Steve Davenport. Mike Schafer. LaRac Phillips. Jason Fry. Kurt Blackeltcr. Gary Mauldin and Richard Young Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Top F.C.A member arc (back row� Brad Wood . I d Pekowski. Leonard Rhoads, Randy Slinnell, Sieve Keenum. (from row) Coach Spud Aldridge. Carta Parker. Kim Chester. Dun Paltillo. Carrie Waddington. Jimmy Allen. Bob C crvcllo. and Seel I emond Bottom Seel I emond tries tocall the F C A fall picnic to order F.C.A. 1978-79 officers arc left to right Leon- ard Rhoads, vice president. Carla Parker, sec- retary; BobCervetto. president, and Neel l.c- mond. sergeant at arms The sponsor for the group is campus minister. Johnny Kahl 112 Organizations Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Della Pi members arc (back) Dr Paul Jungmcycr. Gail Griffin. Richard Crowell, Cindy Quictl. Dr Jean Barrick, John Sanders. Janice Bryanl, Nancy Pitlard, Vicky Reynolds. Mo Thomas, Murray Cox. Karen Leonard. Jill Symonds. Jaime Tooke. Carol Gillingham, (front) Dr Ann Cook. Maribcth Dillman. Ann Criswell. Paula Criswell. Maria Sadler. Teresa Slanscll. Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society for students pursuing careers in education. Members are selected on basis of scholarship for membership in the society. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi shall be to encourage high professional, intellectu- al. and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to educa- tion. Kappa Delta Pi was founded in 1911. The McMurry chapter is also known (in international circle) as the Eta Epsilon chapter. Dr. Ann Cook sponsored the organization. Organizations —- 113 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Bela I .imbd.i member arc (front row) Mr Jacqueline Stowe. Loi Spebrs. Janet Rmard. Su anne Warner. Donna Sofres. Paula Purcell (2nd row) Mr Sallse Japhet. Craig (iann. Tammic fidmondson. Mireya Marque . Martha Tafoya. Janet Klmkcr. Christine Purki � ('rd row) Curti Scale . Mr Jack Thompson, Glenn I a son. Peggy McComas. Karen Nano . Terran Taylor. Dale fiver . Ray Thompson (4th row) Mr Lawrence Pad. Bobby Dusek. Bob Oatman. Mr Homer I as son. Randy Stinnett. John Grissom. Mona kvapil. Tim Barbee. Randy Beachy Phi Bela Lambda was organized to promote the business world for business students Mrs. Sallyc Japhet and Dr. Manuel Flores are the club sponsors and encourage stu- dents to explore the community and look into their specific field Phi Beta Lambda meets several times a month. Pro- grams include guest speakers from various places. Officer� arc Su anne Warner-President. Randy Slinncll-Vicc-Prcsi- dent. Glenn I avson-Trcasurcr. Jact Rmard-Sccrctary. Terran Taylor (spring). Debbie Jordan (fall)-Rcportlr. Dean Turnbull-Histonan Sponsors arc Sallyc Japhet and Dr Manuel Mure . Jr Phi Beta Lambda member I 01 Spears start out her day of meeting looking alert Alpha Chi Alpha Chi members are (back) Dr Sledge. Mrs Hodges. Pam Barnett. Mildred Knowles. Frnic Atkins. Beverly Williams. Karen Nanos. John Grissom. Dawn Olmstcad. Sarah Atkins. Dr Stamey (middle) Sarah Bell, Gwen Vincent. Faye Vineyard. Paula Criswell. Karen I conard. Fva Black. Debi Jordan. Larry l.eifeste (front) Teresa Callaway. Tom Casey. Janice Bryant, Tami Stoker, Cynthia Porter. Cindy Quiclt. Jack Curry Officers arc F.va Black. Sarah Bell. Thomas Wheeler. Faye Vineyard Organizations IIS Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is a National Hon- or Theatre Society organized in 1925. It strives to encourage the the- atre on McMurry campus and give recognition to persons participating in theatrical activities. Members pictured at right arc ( top to bottom) Tami Stoker. Carolyn Platt. Mary Glover. Buster Maloney. Cindy Maloney, and Darrell Wof- ford. Organizations — 116 Gamma Sigma Epsilon Members from left to right arc Back row- Dr Harris. Mark McClure. Michael Jones. Tom Banner. John Sanders 2nd row- Dr Klasscn. Carl Mumford, Tim Simpson. John Walrath Front row- Dr Sonntag. Bob Reid. Laurel Van Winkle. Donna Jean Anderson, and John Manning Gamma Sigma Epsilon strives to further interest in all facets of Chemistry, both academic and professional. Regarded as one of the finest chemistry departments in the state, ihe MeMurry department has turned out many outstanding doctors and teachers. (left) Officers are Prcsidcnt-Michacl Jones. Vicc-Prcsident-Tim Oglesby, Sccrctary-Trca- surcr-Mark McClure (right) The MeMurry chapter was represented at a convention at the University of Alabama by these faithful mem- bers vs vvHS n i aba m I n t e r c n 1 a u t b • i o n a 1 Members of lh« lnicrn.iium.il Club arc. U p ro Alfredo (. evir, Jove Modesto. Bachar El Atlrache. love Janbicy, Osama Al-Shoufi. I avsrence I I-Atlrache. Etuvsan Al-Abas. Manuel (iar a. and Clarence Sadler Middle ross Dr Mohjmmcd I l-Allr.ichc. Maria Sadler. Sandra Reyes. Mircya Marque , Myriam Aguayo. Ivaura Angel. I li .ibcth Riojas. Calhy Ernst, and Dr John Marambio. Boiiom ross Mope Sacn . Lila Osborne, Martha Tafoya, and Daphne Roquemorc The International Club at MeMurry is a young organization that grows more and more each year. Activities include weekly meetings, two picnics, covered-dish dinners at Dr. El-Attrachc’s house, banquets, intramurals, and birthday celebrations at the end of the month. Officers arc (from left to right� Clarence Sadler-President. Sandra Rcycv-Vice President. Martha Tafoya-Sccrclary. Lila Osborne-Treasurer, Elizabeth Riojas-Rc- porter The International club enjoyed a dinner at Dr El-Attrache s home I IK Organizations Latin American Club Top row Susan Traficante. John Andrade. Silvestre Maldonado. I rank Revo. Jose Alfaro, and Ludovieo Marline Middle row Dr John Marambto. I h abeth Riojas. Mireva Marque . Mvriam Aguayo. Sandra Reves. Mary Hernandez, and Robert Men Bottom row Isaura Ansel. Cristina Angel, Martha Tafoya. Hope Saenz, and Manuel Ciar a Officers from left to right Mireyu Marqucz-llistori- an. Hope Saen -Vicc President. Manuel (iar a-Trea- surer. Cristina Angel-Reporter. Jose Alfaro-Presi- dent. Martha Tafoya-Sccrctary. and Sandra Reves- Chaplain Organizations 119 Spanish Honor Society Member of Sigma Della Pi pictured above arc (back row) Florence Wikam and Dr Juan Marambio. (from row) Anne Goodloc, Gail Griffin. Martha Tafoya. Sarah Alkmgv Angel Del Rio. Marie Sadler, and Mrs Marambio The Spanish Honor Society, also called Sigma Delta Pi. con- sists of the top Spanish students at McMurry. The Group holds monthly meetings usually in conjunction with a pot-luck supper The Christmas party was highlighted by the breaking of a pinata. Sigma Delta Pi officers for 1978-79 are Gail Griffin-Presi- dent. Martha Tafoya-Vicc-Prcsidcnt. and Martha Tafoya-Sc- cretary trcasurcr. Dr. Juan Marambio is the group's sponsor. 120 Organi ai l ion Organizations 121 Members pictured jbovc arc (back row) Kim Baum. Monica Wyatt. Bclh Moore. Sherry Kimmcy. Darlene Owens. Gwen Montgomery. Kathy Sample. Maine Scnmshirc. Tish Frederick. Lynna King and Mary Slater; (middle row) Maribcll Gilbert. Alison Tuttle. Susan Spann. Nancy Pittard. Lynna Merrill. Rene Ralston. Fli abeth Wallace. Bclh Potcrficid. Tricia Ingham. Cathy Becker. Ann Bowes. Sarah Stallings. Jill Wyatt and Debra Wilkes (seated) Flame Burning. Camille Lewis. Cathy Ernst, Pam Pemberton. Tracy Stone. Susan Bernard. Dianna Mokanson. and Debbie Hulse. (kneeling) Susan Chalcraft. Rosemary Pair. Roxanne Bradley. Donna Scifrcs. and Stephanie Counter Wah Wahtaysee Wah W'ahtayscc, MeMurry's service club for women, experienced a considerable growth in 1978-79. The 39 women pictured above served as hostesses at various campus events. Organized in 1926. Wah Wahtaysee strives to unite the campus and promote college spirit at MeMurry. Officers of Wah Wahtaysee are F.lainc Bunting- presi- dent, Faye Vinyard- vice president. Debbie Hulse- trea- surer. F.lainc Scrimshirc- recording secretary. Mary Slater- service projects chairman, and Alison Tuttle- reporter-historian Officers pictured .it right arc Flame Scnmshirc. Alison Tuttle, lave Vineyard. Mary Slater. Flame Bunting, and Debbie Hulse 122 The Many Experiences Of Seniors Ofgani atioiu 123 Men’s Interclub (lop row) We� Flochr. Robert Piltard. David Davcc. Steve llarrcll. Bob Ciilcllc. (2nd row) Paul Weaver. Jack Curry. Kyle Dotson. Marry River, (front row) Randy Stinnett. Kurt Blackctler. I jrry Beam. Thomav W'heelcr Men’s Interclub Council is the MeMurry Organization charged with upholding cooperation and harmony be- tween the social clubs on MeMurry campus Meeting regularly this year. Men’s Interclub provided a strong forum for discussion of topics related to all men’s social club’s. Notable functions this year arc work on the new Interclub constitution, assistance of the M.S.G for the Spring Thing, and renewal of the club academic award. Officer� arc Harry l.ou River, president. Thomas Wheeler, vice-president. Larry Ream, treasurer. Robert Gillette, advisor Organizations Women’s Interclub Council Member pictured above arc Sandy Sullivan, Alison Tuttle. Margaret Manry. Ann Criswell. Janice Staggs. Beverly Williams. Carol Gillingham. Pam Barnett, Lorric Jameson. Eva Black The purpose of Women’s Interclub is to further in every way the unity, standards, and cooperation of the Women’s Social Clubs of MeMurry College. The membership is com- posed of the president and one repre- sentative from each of the women’s social clubs. Women’s Interclub sponsors money raising projects to cover expenses for spring Presenta- tion of the Women's Social Clubs. Also Women’s Interclub serves to orientate freshman girls about social clubs. Women’s Interclub officers for this year are Paula Criswell — president, Pam Barnett — vice presi- dent, Margaret Manry — secretary- treasurer. Organizations — 125 jVODCffr J3 Social Clubs 126 Social Club Fall Pledges Makona's first pledge is Tim Crane Fall pledges for Delta Beta fpsilon are Cynthia Wimberly. Barb Purnell. Jan Long, pledge mistrcss-Cindy Rucker. Connie Green, Vlollie Cunningham, and Paula Purcell Pledging Kiva arc Howard Bishop. Keith Basket!. Paul Weaver. Roy Salazar. and Dennis Kunkcl T.I.P.'s fall pledges arc Mugsy llcrtcl. Michelle Toclle. Belinda Jcrmgan. and Mary Cator Pi Delta Phi pledges arc Amber Alshouse, Li Riojas. and Isaura Angel Ginna Hayes, Karen McConnell. Rene Rcb. Diane Parpart. and Tish Frederick pledge Gamma Sigma Social Clubs — 127 Spring Above Spring pledge for Gamma Sigma arc Donna Scifrcs. Susyc Kendall. Robi Rowland, and Jan Kirb Right Lynn Lawrence i Pi Della Phi Spring pledge Pledging Della Bela Epsilon arc lop-Darlene Owens. Susan Bernard. Rosanne Rachcllc Middle- Joan Williams. Jill LeFevre. Karen Nanos. Laura Riffc Rottom-C'jmillc Lewis. Belinda Sladck. LI i a bet h Wallace. Susan Stovall, and Rebekah James. Top-Gwen Rowntree. Alicce Kirby. Pam Pcmbcrlon. 2nd row-Roxanne Bradley. Tricia Ingham. Tammic Ed- mondson 3rd-Roscmary Pair. Gay Lynn Harrison, Calhy Becker Bot- tom-Bclh Moore. Monika Wyatl. and Gwynne Montgomery pledge Thela Chi Lambda TI P's spring pledges arc Sarah Stallings. Mo McDougal. Jill Wyatt, and Sara Botello 128 Social Clubs Pledges (left) KIVA's Spring Pledges are Tom Mcllhany. David Randall. John Seymour (jbovc) Spring Pledge� for Ko San arc. back-Mansel Harris. Gary Autrey. David Good. Alan Harris froni-Clint Baack. Sirman llollabaugh. John Albcrtsen, and Kevin Manning (below left) Pledging I II K this spring arc (front) Roy Don Dudgeon, Steve Collins, Kevin Ballcw, L S Spencer. John Foley, (back) David Simpson. Pat Kra)Ca. Brad Phillips. Kevin Kirby. Carl Mumford. and Jcryl Golden (below right) Jimmy Haddov. I e Bdfle. Mark Adams and Hill Johnson pledge H E I (below left) Spring Pledges for Makona are Lev Burrus. Mark Coffee, Tom Anthony. Michael Schafer. Chuck McMichael. Kerry Sell. Kevan Schooler. Steve Davenport, and Ricky Cypert (below right) Pledging XO arc James Oglesby and Kirk Brooks. Social Clubs 129 Delta Beta Epsilon Delta Beta Epsilon began its organi- zation in the spring of 1944 They strive to foster happiness among its members, give a true feeling of sis- tership. and work for the advance- ment of democracy and friendliness on campus. They also involve them- selves in various civic responsibil- ities. Highlights of the Delta Beta year include their annual ski trip to Red River, exes and mothers dinner at Homecoming, and the Spring Din- ner- Dance. They participate in Sing-Song. Tipi Village, and intra- murals. Tara Benedict. chaplain Mollic Cunningham Mr Clyde Herrington, sponsor F.va Black. president Peggy David. sponsor Cyndi Johnson, corresponding secretary Susan Bynum. 1st vice president Pal Dcvcnpori Debbie Leach, parliamentarian Diana Chubb Connie Green Jan Long Cindy Quielt wonders if the photogra- pher knows how to make authentic Indian lore UO Social Clubs Beverly Willaims and Cindy Rucker help al «he rush tea rr Jan Mason. Treasurer Melinda McClure Rulh Ann Morehcad. Recording Secretary Paula Purcell Barbie Purnell Cindy Quieti Cindy Rucker. 2nd Vice President Trendy Sharp Gail Teaff. Marshall Delta Beta pledges go fly a kite. Gamma Sigma members come from a variety of cultural backgrounds G a m S i m a 9 m a Donna Briscoe Kathy Brumfield. Recording Secretary Murray Co Ruth DeYoung, Songleader Gamma Sigma is the second oldest club on campus. It was organized to promote fellowship and unity throughout the campus Among its activities are a spring and fall picnic, a spring banquet, participation in T I P. Sing Song, intramur- als. Homecoming, a Mother-Daughter Luncheon at Presen- tation. a summer reunion. Christmas party and a Home- coming exes dinner. Gamma Sigma's colors arc electric blue and silver. The club flower is the Cornflower Janice Staggs and Murray Co try to pose as ■‘Indians' at the Gamma Sigma dpi 132 Social Clubs Carol Gillingham, Inlcrclub Representative Gmna Hays Paula Jones. Sponsor l.ynna King. Intramural Representative Kathy Sample. Corresponding Christi Lorang Maine Scrimshirc, Karen McConnell Diane Parpart Rene Rcb Secretary Reporter Janice Staggs. Cora Stallard. Jill Sytnonds. Vice Kathleen Tipton. Su anne Warner. Brenda Wilmoil. President Historian President Chaplain Treasurer Marshal The club that dines together eats together (Now that’s deep!) Social Clubs 133 Fi Delta Phi Isaura Angel Pam Barnett, president Vicki Clarke, intramural representative Gail Griffin Lynn Haggard, sponsor 1.14 — Social Clubs Organized in 1965. Pi Della Phi is (he youngest of MeMurry's women’s social clubs. PiPhi lists their goals as contributing to all phases of cultural, educational, and so- cial activities on the MeMurry campus. The club promotes individuality between it’s members through its activities. These include performing in T I P. Sing Song. Homecom- ing. service projects, and a watermelon seed-spitting contest for slimes. Annual events include picnics, parties and ban- quets. Pi Phi’s colors arc camel, black and torquois. The bronze mum is the club flower and their symbol is the burning torch. Lizabclh Marquez checks the punch ai a Pi Phi party Lorrie Jameson, vice president and interclub representative Mircya Marquez. chaplain Candi McConnell, social chairman Pam Barnett presents Mr Fry with the 1978-79 Pi Phi Pop award at the Homecoming dinner These entertaining Theta Chi pledges search the audience for talent scouts. Holly- wood producers, etc Melanie Brown Bob Ccrvctto. Theta Chi Guy Kim Chester Ann Criswell. Intcrclub Representative Paula Criswell. President Dianne Davis. Sponsor Cindy Dickson. Social Chairman Maribcth Dillman. T reasurer Brenda Ellison Kathy Franklin Cindy Holden. Songlcadcr Theta Chi Lambda Joan Alexander Peggy Armenta Debbie Hulse Melody Hunt Sandy Knapp. Corresponding Secretary Mona Kvapil. Corresponding Secretary Donna Lambert. Publicity Chairman 136 Social Clubs Karen Leonard. Vice President Lon Nelson. Intramural Representative A Theta Chi intramural team with a trophs (lies, wait a minute' Who loaned them the trophy ■ ) Sally Odcnwald Dawn Olinstcad, Chaplain Carla Parker Pug Parnv. Sponsor LaRac Phillips Vickie Rakestraw. Pledge Mistress Cheryl Sevigny. Parliamentarian Kim Stone. Sponsor Sharon Thompson. Historian Jayme Tookc Laurel Van Winkle Faye Vineyard. Recording Secretary Carrie Waddington. Historian Debbie Waldraff Sharon Weber. Social Committee Donna White Social Clubs 137 A service-minded club. TIP members jssist with meal prep- aration for the caf Donna Jean Anderson Sarah Bell, chaplain Janice Bryant, parliamentarian T I P members run the down n’ out play at their Spring Picnic Susan F.vans. recording secretary Debt Gambrell Ardis Gillette. sponsor Anne Goodloc. corresponding secretary C indy Greene. intramural rep Patty Hamblin Mugsy Hcrtcl Dianna Hokanson Maine Bunting. 2nd vice president Teresa C allaway Mary Calor 138 Social Clubs T.I.F T I P. is the oldest women's social club on the McMurry campus It was founded in 1925. and its basis is sisterhood, which encourages the cultural, spiritual, and physical growth of womanhood. Club colors arc black and white, the club flower is the Gardenia. T I P sponsors Sing Song, participates in intramurals, and is involved in many other campus activites. This year T I P sponsored a Halloween par- ty with I H R . and worked at the West Texas Fair on the dunking booth for the Abilene Jaycccs. There's nothing like being type-cast for ihc Halloween party Belinda Jcrnigan Pam l.mdlcy Kim Magnets Margaret Manry. president Emily Peebles T I P members and dates munch some lunch at their fall picnic Jen Pfeifer, sponsor Nancy Pittard. Sing Song chairman Tina Rodriquez Namiqa Shipman Sherry Smu. historian Susan Spann. treasurer Aliton Tuttle. intcrclub rep Vicki Yoder. 1st vice president and Gobbctic mistress Social Clubs 139 Chi Omicron Chi Omicron member enjoy a program on conduction work Kyle Dotson discusses the assets of XO with prospective pledges 140 Social Clubs Originality is important when choosing an XO meeting place XO members and eses discuss their club to potential pledges 141 HEI member' pictured above are (back row) Mark Adams. Lieu Hoang. Bob Givan, i arry Daniel. Max Wynn. Dennis (-'laugher. Bob Gome .. Bob Bern. Jimim Maddox, (middle row) Hill Johnson. Dr Bill Dulin. Cam Givan. Gary Mauldin. Richard Young. Kurt Blackctter. Mr Richie Cravens, (front row) Ba Van Nguyen. Glen laxson. Ricky Dawson. Carla Blackctter. John Walrath. l.cs Bifflc, and Mark Wolfe H.E.I. 142 Social Clubs HEI previdcnt Kurt Blackcttcr hand the gavel «ver to new president Max W nn Fla Epsilon lota (HEI) was formed in the spring of 1962 The club was organized to allow male students to take part in social activities through picnics, T I P Sing Song. Home- coming activities, a Christmas party, intramurals, and a Spring Formal while drawing a closer brotherhood among members. Kevin Manning stands proud of his table setting Larry Bailey, scribe Larry Beam, counsellor and squire master Barry Camarillo Dale F.vcrs. historian Greg Gist, scribe Steve Harrell, grand sovereign Paul Lack, sponsor Gene Maxwell Ko Sari pledges go at it in their annual jousting Ko Sans one year members pose at banquet. 144 Bill Mcllhany Byrd Moore David SOOII. veribc Rum Shurbct. intramural representative Steve Smith. vccrctarv Brad Staldcr. trc.iNurcr Dean Tumbull Tim Crane I c Burrus Maribclh Dtllman, Steve Davenport sweetheart Tom Anthony Tim Barbee. president Mark Coffee Lawrence El Attrache Michael Barbee Randy Bcachy. chaplain Rick Cyperi Craig Gann Craig Willcford coaches the Makona lug-a-war team The first full year of existence for MeMurry's newest social club was a good one. Makona celebrated it's first anniversary by participating fully in intra- murals, helping with Home- coming as calvary tour guides and winning overall in TIP SingSong. Makona doubled its size with two pledge classes. The year was topped off with a spring picnic and banquet Overall, not a bad year for the new club! John Grissom, plcdgcmastcr Mark Itagburg Jerry Ivy. corresponding secretary Dr Lynn Jones, sponsor Larry Leifeste Mike Schafer Kevan Schooler Kerry Sell Brian Truncate Bruce Unruc. vice president Thomas Wheeler, treasurer Craig Willcford. intramural representative Social Clubs - 147 KIVA With the purpose of creating fellow- ship among its members. KIVA was organized in 1939 During pledge season the KIVA pledge may be rec- ognized by his black and white shoe- shine box. KIVA activities include Fall and Spring picnic. Fall Black and White formal dance, and a Spring Banquet. Members are (back) Howard Bishop. Keith Bas- kett. Dennis Kunkcl, John Manning. Raymond Moore, Roy Salazar. Lynn Malson. (middle) Barry Wal- lace. Scott Pendergrass. Sue Flochr, Wes Flochr. Paul Weaver, (front) David Randall. John Seymour. Tom Mcllhany. Officers arc President- Wes Flochr. Vice-President-Scott Pendergrass. Pledge Mastcr-Paul Weaver. Recording Secretary-How- ard Bishop. Corresponding Secre- tary-Raymond Moore. Treasurer- Barry Wallace, Social Chairman- Lynn Malson. and Bill Davis sponsor. Right-Bill Davis has a close en- counter with R2-D2! 148 Social Clubs (upper left) KIVA members take a breather during intramurals (upper right) Ugh' KIVA members try to hang on during tug-a-� ar (lower) KIVA's pledges work hard to stay pure Social Clubs 149 I.H.R. McMurry’s Oldest Social Club Sets The Pace In Intramurals, Pledging, And Social Activity BELOW SITTING Sieve Rcimschusscl. Travi Bibbs. Brett Lang, Sieve Collins. Don Lankford. Kevin Ballet . Kyle Ballet . I S Spencer KNEELING Brad Phillips. John Grime . Jeryl Golden STANDING Harry Riser. Pal Krajca. Roy Don Dudgeon. John Foley. Kevin Kirby. Randy Stinnett. Chip Wood. Carl Mumford. David Simpson. Ron Lankford (Not pictured Charles Mcurer. Keith Ernst ) RIGHT Tons Aaron. Steve Kecnum. Mike Cummings. Bob Cervctto OFFICERS RANDY STINNETT CHARLES MEURER DON LANKFORD RON LANKFORD KYLE BALLEW STEVE KEENUM HARRY RISER BOB CERVETTO KEITH ERNST BRETT LANG STEVE REIMSCHUSSEL RUSSELL TAYLOR BIG CHIEF SR BIG CHIEF MEDICINE MAN KEEPER OF THE LODGE SCRIBE TREASURER INTERCLUB REP INTRAMURAL REP INTRAMURAL REP HISTORIAN SONGLEADER W ISI 1 TOP: Mcurer and Grimes warm up for the Rooster Roper MIDDLE: Member� gather at the jail. LEFT Roosters domino at the Roper MIDDLE RIGHT Keenum leaves for the Halloween party ABOVE: Mr Russell Taylor, sponsor Social Clubs — 151 ABOVE I H R pledgee guard the red rtxntcr on Mudent weekend RIGHT: Member help themselves to refreshments 31 the Spring Smoker BOTTOM RIGHT Big Chief Randy Stinnett addresses the crowd at the smoker BELOW: Members and exes wait for the festivities to begin I.H R., founded in 1923. remains a secret and mysterious organi- zation. Membership in the club has always been limited to the outstanding young men at MeMurry College. In keeping with tradition, the reputations and opinions of 1.11 R. fluctuate on an almost daily basis. It cannot be denied, however, that I H R. is consistently the front runner in campus activity. During the year, I.H R captured the men's overall championship in intramurals and won men's division in the T I P. Sing-Song. The extensive social calendar includes the annual Rooster Rumble at Arlington Stadium, the Cisco water skiing party, the exes' chili supper at Homecoming, the Christmas party, the Rooster Roper, fall inter- club parties and other functions. The spring is highlighted by rigid pledging activities and climaxed by the one and only I II R STAG. What About Campus Life Organization — 153 P.E. Majors And Minors Club Members pictured above left to right arc Ms Pug Parris. Belinda Sladck. Jill Le Fevre, Connie Green, Susan Stovall, Tammy Gober. Diana Chubb. Melissa Landrum. Ronnie Powell. Leonard Rhoads, and Dave Ernst. Officers for 1978-79 arc l.conard Rhoads, president; Steve Keenum. vice president; Malissa Landrum, secretary; Bob Cervetto. treasurer; L.S. Spencer, reporter The purpose of the P.E. Majors and Minors Club is to further horizons in their field of study with practical experience. The club sponsored many activities this year including a 9th grade girls basketball tournament, a canoe trip for P.E. majors and minors, and they helped provide some officials for the UIL and intercollegiate track meets. Sponsors for the club arc Ms. Pug Parris and Dr. Greg Feris. 154 Organization' McM Football Gains National Recognition Powerful Tribe’s 7-3 Record Falls Short In Tough TIAA Title Chase FRONT ROW Bo%on, Hackney. CervcttO. Frost. Lace fie Id. Phillips. Collin. T Smith. Welch. Abel. N. Johnson SECOND ROW Manning, ’Armstrong. K Beverly. Wood. Carter. Dudgeon. Krajca. Wilcoxcn, Burle- son. Lynn. Grimes THIRD ROW' Sublet. Doby. D Lankford. Spencer. Browning. ’Za- pata. Mcurcr. I ang, Rhodes. Shaw. Davce, Lamond. FOURTH ROW' M Smith. Rob- ins. Behrens, Pittard, Frnsl, ’Stinnett, Med- ford. R Smith. Andrews. Nolly. Mays. FIFTH ROW' C Johnson. Chapman. B Be- verly. Rcimschusxcl. Torres. Weston. Gipson. Patterson. Woodward. Duncan. SIXTH ROW Ashcraft. Hayes. Ballew. Finley. Al- dridge. Estes, R. Lankford. Allen. Zimmer- man. McM 19 TRINITY 27 PANHANDLE STATE 10 AUSTIN COLLEGE 0 SUL ROSS STATE 6 TARLETON STATE TRINITY COLORADO COLLEGE AUSTIN COLLEGE SUL ROSS STATE TARLETON STATE OPP 0 14 9 156 — Sports The Indians opened ihe ‘78 campaign by upset- ting the Trinity Tigers 19-0 in San Antoni� ) The clutch kicking of Bob Cervetto and Robert Pit- lard made a 6-0 lead stand up until Jack Arm- strong intercepted two fourth quarter passes and returned them for touchdowns to insure the vic- tory. Kevin Abel threw' two 2nd Half touchdown passes and Doc Shelby had his second straight 100 yd rushing performance to lead MeMurry to a 27-14 nonconfcrencc win over Panhandle State With MeMurry leading 13-0 at half, the game moved to Guymon, OK. after a power failure at Goodwell TOP: Armstrong. NAlA Player of the week, breaks up a pass MIDDLE LEFT Welch snags a pass MIDDLE RIGHT The offen- sive huddle LEFT: Duncan forces a fumble ABOVE: Gipson dives for the ball Sports — 157 After breaking into the NAlA Divi- sion II Top Twenty, the 14th ranked Indians captured their third straight victory by defeating Austin College 10-7 in the home opener. Facing con- sistently poor field position and a fal- tering offense, the Indian defense and kickers once again salvaged the victory. The defense, led by Zapata. Laccfield. Behrens, and Doby, smothered many Austin College threats and Pittard's punts consis- tently took the Tribe out of tight sit- uations. Lang's 32 yard strike to Welch and a 40 yard Cervctto field goal accounted for the scoring. Rising to the No. 8 position in the national rankings, the Indians faced winlcss Sul Ross in Alpine without senior tailback Doc Shelby, who suf- fered a career ending knee injury against Austin College MeMurry felt the loss as three lost fumbles, two intercepted passes, and two key penalties riddled the Indian offense and led to a disappointing 3-0 defeat A disastrous fourth down facemask call on a l.obo fake punt set up the 32 yard Held goal in the third quarter which proved to be the margin of victory for Sul Ross. Dale Doby's 24 tackles and two interceptions led the defensive effort. FAR UPPER 1 EFT C Johnson veers off left side. UPPER LEFT Lang throws under pres- sure MIDDLE LEFT Indian defense awaits the snap LOWER LEFT Zapata and Frost make a sure tackle FAR LOWER LEFT C. Johnson Finds an opening ABOVE Shelby Fights for yardage LEFT: Defensive tackles sack quarterback. TOP: McM safeties on the stop Sports — 159 The Indians collided with undefeat- ed Tarlcton State at Indian Stadium in the battle for TIAA supremacy. The nation-leading Texan defense held the Tribe offense in check throughout the game. Cervetto's two field goals gave MeMurry a 6-0 fourth period lead until the stubborn Indian defense finally broke down. Late MeMurry turnovers led to a 21 point fourth quarter explosion and a 21-6 heartbreaking loss. MeMurry rebounded with a 13-7 win over Trinity, highlighted by a school record 51 yard field goal by Bob Cervetto. The Indians enjoyed excellent field position throughout the contest, but offensive miscues kept the game close. The MeMurry offense exploded for 427 yards of total offense enroutc to a 41-3 intcrscctional victory over Colorado College. Brett Lang threw three touchdown passes and ran for another score, while the Indian de- fense shackled the heralded single- wing offense of Colorado College. 160 TOP LEFT Abel directs Tribe against Tarle- ton TOP MIDDLE Lang looks for a receiv- er TOP Mcuret breaks for a first down MIDDLE LEFT: Williams splits Tarlcton de- fenders LOWER LEFT Rcimvchusscl. Nol- ly. Davcc. Medford, and Stinnett square off against Tarlcton defense CENTER Grimes closes in on Tarlcton back ABOVE Mayes slips behind defender LEFT Defense smoth- ers the single-wing attack. Sports — 161 The Tribe rolled to their third straight win by edging surprising Austin College 9-3 in Sherman. The game was marred by.ovcr 200 yards in penalties, including many in key situations. Lang's 76 yard pass to Mayes and a field goal gave the Indi- ans enough points to insure victory. Frost, Beverly, Duncan, and Lace- field led a stiff defense which con- trolled the Kangaroo offense throughout the contest. Lang's pinpoint passing and Ccrvct- to’s three field goals helped McMurry avenge the earlier loss to Sul Ross by blistering the hapless Lobocs 37-9 at the Homecoming game. Coach Aldridge cleared the bench early in the second half as the Tribe raised their record to 7-2. 162 — Sports Mathematically eliminated from the TIAA race, the Indians travelled to Slephenvillc to test the Tartlcton State defense and avenge their earlier setback. Nate Dylcs tipped a deep Tarleton pass into the waiting hands of a Texan receiver for an 81 yard Tarleton score After blocking a Pittard punt for a safety and completing another deep touchdown pass, the Texans cruised to a 29-6 victory over the Indians. Abel's touchdown pass to Gipson was the first touchdown of the year given up by Tarleton. The fierce hitting game ended the final season for 11 outstanding McMurry seniors. TOP LEFT: Putard. All TIAA punier, hangs a punt FAR I.EFT McM coaches watch the action TOP MIDDLE Grimes. Bevcrl . and Dyles close in on Texan runner MIDDLE LEFT Ccrvctto. TIAA scoring leader, at- tempts a field goal TOP RIGHT Doby makes a sure tackle. ABOVE Lang exits ear- ly after a late hit by Tarleton CENTER' Indian Defense. LEFT. C. Johnson carries up the middle. Sports — 163 Volleyball Team Faces Tough Competition Top Efforts Overshadowed By Disappointing Record TOP FRONT ROW D L each. K Nix. M I andrum, M Landrum. N Bounds BACK ROW Mrs. Peacock. B Purnell. E Black. L Chubb. V Yoder. T Stone. T Gobcr Not pictured: P Devenport. ABOVE Mclivsa Landrum dips to reach the ball RIGHT Leach spikes the ball against Angelo State 164 — Sports Although their won-loss record was less than impressive, the women's volleyball team was highly competi- tive against their talented opponents. Led by MVP Melissa Landrum. Vicki Yoder, and seniors Debbie Leach and F.va Black, the Maidens were able to battle equally with the top teams in the region. The early season loss of senior Pal Devenport cost the team valuable experience. The women competed against How- ard Payne, HSU. ACU. Midwest- ern, Angelo State, TWC. and Ca- meron State, as well as the other TIAA schools MIDDLE LEFT Leach returns the ball LEFT Yoder leaps to attempt a spike BE- LOW Team huddles during timeout to dis- cuss strategy Sports 165 A BOV I: Black and Hall provide a formida- ble defense RIGHT Maidens warm up be- fore a game TOP Nix has her shot blocked NEXT RIGHT Chubb reaches for the ball 166 Sports f • A LOWER LEFT Black goes up (or a spike MIDDLE LEFT. Nix wait� in the backcourt TOP LEFT Melissa Landrum spikes over the defenders LEFT: Melinda Landrum sets the ball BELOW The front line awaits the re- turn. Sports — 167 Cagers Reach NAIA Playoffs Twenty Victories Result In TIAA Season And Tournament Titles With a team that many felt was lacking in heighth and experience. Coach Hcrshel Kimbrell led the 1978-79 Indian basketball team through one of the most success- ful campaigns in McMurry history The Tribe rolled to the TIAA regular season and tournament championships as they became only the third team in the history of the school to win twenty games Despite the fact that the top seven players on the team consisted of three freshmen, a sophomore, and three juniors. McMurry advanced into the NAIA playoffs for the first time since 1965. BELOW Michael Byers. Jon Gales. Ronnie Courtney. Dr Kim. David Good. Randy Woodard, Steve Mackey. Keith While. Tony Colunga. Bobby Micrs. Dennis Bradford. Toro Marline . Donnie Ray Cruse FAR LF.FT: Twenty year head basketball coach Ncrshcl Kimbrcll LEFT Sharpshooting Mike Byers scores against Angelo Stale BELOW Indian defenders watch the ball Results: 0-1 59 Eastern New Mexico 62 Site Abilene High Scorers Cruse-23 High Rebounders Woodard-11 1-1 76 Angelo State 73 (ot) Abilene Mackey-19 White-10 2-1 107 Santa Fc 100 Abilene Cruse, Mackey- 23 Woodard-13 3-1 79 Texas Wesleyan 65 Fort Worth Cruse-21 Woodard-11 4-1 100 Jarvis Christian 78 Abilene Cruse-23 Woodard-13 5-1 83 Hardin Simmons 65 Abilene Cruse-27 Woodard-10 6-1 88 Wayland Baptist 67 Plainview Cruse-28 Mackey-13 7-1 63 Lubbock Christian 58 Abilene Cruse-24 Mackcy-5 7-2 62 Angelo State 75 San Angelo Mackey-17 White-9 7-3 75 West Texas State 93 Amarillo Mackcy-29 Mackey-8 7-4 64 Texas College 70 Abilene Cruse-21 Mackey-11 8-4 68 Tarlcton State 60 Stephcnville Mackey-21 White-9 9-4 95 Wayland Baptist 71 Abilene Cruse-28 White. Woodard-8 10-4 95 Trinity 89 (ot) San Antonio Cruse-25 Mackey-11 11-4 83 Sul Ross 80 Abilene Cruse-25 Mackey-7 12-4 95 Texas Wesleyan 79 Abilene Cruse-33 Mackey-9 13-4 75 Lubbock Christian 74 (ot) Lubbock Mackey-23 Mackey-9 14-4 92 Austin College 62 Abilene Mackcy-24 Mackey-8 15-4 76 Eastern New Mexico 75 Portales. NM Mackcy-21 Cruse-7 16-4 77 Austin College 63 Sherman Cruse-24 Mackey-9 16-5 57 Hardin Simmons 65 Abilene Mackey-16 Woodard-9 17-5 78 Trinity 60 Abilene Cruse. Mackey- 16 Mackey-12 17-6 74 Sul Ross 76 Alpine Byers-24 Woodard. Mackey- 8 18-6 90 Tarlcton State 69 Abilene Mackey-26 Woodard-15 19-6 87 Tarlcton State 73 Abilene Mackey-2 5 Woodard-15 20-6 81 Sul Ross 6 @ Abilene Cruse-23 W'oodard-12 20-7 72 Texas Wesleyan 74 Abilene Byers-21 Cruse-9 Sports — 169 TIAA Games @ TIAA Tournament NAIA District 8 Playoffs (At Home:13-3) (On Road:7-4) After dropping the home opener to Eastern New Mexico in a close con test, the Tribe handily won seven straight games, including an impres- sive rout of cross-town rival Hardin Simmons, and NCAA Division I team. The Cowboys took the second game of the scries later in the season. This game marked the end of the Abilene series as HSU will no longer schedule MeMurry, much to the dis- appointment of Tribe followers. Following three straight losses, the Indians rebounded with a nine game winning streak as they waltzed through the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association schedule A two point loss to Sul Ross in Alpine was the only blemish on an otherw isc perfect conference record. I — Sports In his twentieth year as head basket- ball coach at McMurry College. Hcrshcl Kimbrcll was namcdTIAA Coach of the Year for guiding the Indians to a first place finish. He was capably assisted by Tommy Ostcs and Larry Gibson. UPPER LEFT Cruse pulls up on a fast break UPPER MIDDLE Woodard hustles do� n the Poor FAR LEFT Mackey drives the lane TOP Cruse and Bradford break for the ball ABOVE. White stuffs the ball through a tough defense LEFT: Mackey scores from close range Sports - 171 BELOW: Mackey and White control the board� . RIGHT: Courtney controls the jump ball LOW ER RIGHT Bradford looks for an outlet EAR RIGHT Mackey icd the TIAA ith 31 slam dunks FAR LOWER MIDDLE Another patented Cruse basket FAR LOWER RIGHT Indians increase an early lead TIAA Standings Conference W L Pet GB Season W L Pet. MeMurry 7 1 .875 - 20 7 741 College 6 2 750 1 14 10 583 Sul Ross Trinity 4 4 .500 3 13 10 .565 Tarlcton 2 6 .250 5 3 22 .120 Austin College 1 7 .125 6 5 19 .208 172 Sporu The Indian attack was led by junior guard Donnie Ray Cruse and junior post Steve Mackey. Cruse led the Tribe in scoring all season and fin- ished with a 20.4 point per game average, second in the TIAA. A 51% shooter. Cruse scored in double fig- ures every game this season. Mackey averaged 18.6 points per game and grabbed a team-leading 8.4 re- bounds per game. The steady play of forward Mike Byers, playmakers Ronnie Courtney and Dennis Brad- ford and freshman sensations Randy Woodard and Keith White lifted MeMurry to an 18-6 regular season record. Sport� — |73 McMurry handily won the TIAA Post-season Tournament, held at the Hunt P.E. Center. The Indians breezed past Tarlcton State 87-73 before defeating Sul Ross 81-67 in the finale. By virtue of a No. 3 Dis- trict 8 ranking in the Dunkel rating poll. McMurry was selected to host Texas Wesleyan College in the first round of the NAIA District 8 play- offs. Even though they had soundly defeated TWC twice during the reg- ular season, the Tribe dropped the close contest by two points in the final seconds. All in all. it was an outstanding season for the McMurry basketball team. TOP Optimistic fans look forward to the playoffs. ABOVE; Woodard fires from the foul line Ml DOLE White lays in an easy basket RIGHT Indians celebrate TIAA Tournament victory. 174 — Sports Women’s Basketball Steps Forward Maidens End Outstanding Season In State Tournament Odcvva College Western TtUJ Cisco Howard Payne Howard County JR College Tarlelon State Angelo State Hardin Simmons Abilene Christian Tarleton State Angelo State Abilene Christian Trinity Sul Ross State Hardin Simmons Angelo State Wert Texas State Cisco JR. College Hardin Simmons Austin College Angelo State Howard Payne Sul Roas State Tarleton State Austin College Howard County JR College Trinity Sul Ross State Texas Lutheran Abilene Christian (OT) Angelo State Texas Weslcyen East Texas Slate OPP 74 85 87 35 85 75 80 59 96 95 91 92 43 26 61 61 62 67 70 34 83 59 26 88 43 83 56 28 59 72 80 87 66 FRONT ROW Neel Lamond. ‘Mary Cator. Sara Botello. Jill LcFcvrc, Dyana Teeter. Rc- bekah James. Laura Riffc BACK ROW Ahsc Bruton. Kim Chester. Gayle Tcaff. San- dra Whiteside. Tammy Gober. ‘Debbie Leach, Belinda Sladck, Vicki Yoder. Coach Jeff Longino Sports — 175 LOWER RIGHT W hiteside watches the ball go out of bounds MIDDLE RIGHT James drives on a fast break RIGHT Yoder battles for a rebound TOP RIGHT Whiteside hits an inside jumper TOP MIDDLE LeFevre sets for a shot ABOVE Maiden defense swarms opponent 176 Sports Under Coach Jeff Longino, the MeMurry women's basketball team completed the most successful sea- son in the five year history of the program. After a slow 2-10 start, the Maidens rebounded to finish the sea- son with a 16-18 overall record Led throughout the season by senior Debbie Leach. 6’2 ’ Tammy Gober. MVP Dyana Teeter, freshman Rc- bekah James, and freshman Sandra Whiteside, the team finished second in the TIAA conference race behind Tarlcton State, posting a 6-2 confer- ence record. 177 The Maidens earned a berth in the state tournament by virtue of their second place finish in the TA1AW South-West Bi-Zone Tournament. MeMurry opened the tournament with a 3 point win over Texas Luth- eran and followed with an overtime victory over rival Abilene Christian before losing to Angelo State in the finals. Since the team will lose only one senior, the young Maidens an- ticipate improvement on this year's 16-18 record. 178 — Sport� TOP LEFT Whiteside passes after falling TOP MIDDLE: Teeter fires from the base line. TOP Whiteside shoots as Gober gets inside position LOWER LEFT: Yoder passes to the corner. MIDDLE LEFT Leach takes a jumpshot LEFT Sladck pressures the oppo- nent ABOVE: Leach breaks down the court Sports — 179 McMurry Field Of Honor Football Jack Armstrong, strong safety - 2nd team All-TIAA. Captain. Keith Beverly, linebacker - 2nd team All-TIAA Bob Cervetto. place kicker - 1st team All-TIAA Dale Doby. free safety NAIA Div II Honorable Mention All-American, All-District 8 NAIA. 1st team All-TIAA. Best Defensive Back Leroy Duncan, noseguard - 2nd team All-TIAA Charles Johnson, offensive back - 1st team All-TIAA. Best Offensive Back. Most Inspirational Player Bruce Lacefield. defensive tackle - 1st team All-TIAA. Best Defensive Lineman Brett Lang, quarterback • 2nd team All-TIAA. McMurry MVP Steve Mayes, wide receiver - 1st team All-TIAA. Indian Club Male Athlete of the Year Eddie Medford, offensive guard - 2nd team All-TIAA Robert Pittard. punter 1st team All-TIAA. All-District 8 NAIA Billy Shelby, offensive back - Captain Randy Stinnett, offensive tackle - NAIA Div II Honorable Mention All-American. All-District 8 NAIA. 1st team All-TIAA. Best Offensive Lineman. Captain. Rickie Williams, tight end • 1st team All-TIAA. All- District 8 NAIA. Armanda Zapata, linebacker - 1st team All-TIAA. Captain. Basketball Mike Byers, forward - Honorable Mention All-TIAA, Captain. Donnie Ray Cruse, guard • 1st team All-TIAA. All- TIAA Tournament. All-District 8 NAIA. McMurry Co-MVP, Captain Jon Gates, post • Most Inspirational Player Hershcl Kimbrcll. coach • TIAA Coach of the Year. Steve Mackey, post - 1st team All-TIAA. TIAA Tournament MVP. All-District 8 NAIA. McMurry Co-MVP. Captain. Randy Woodard, post - Honorable Mention All-TIAA Volleyball Women’s Basketball Eva Black • Faculty Athletic Award (GPA). Diana Chubb 0 McMurry 110% Award Debbie Leach - 1st team All-TIAA. Captain Melissa Landrum McMurry MVP Vicki Yoder - 2nd team All-TIAA Golf Wayne Alexander • All-TIAA. Captain. McMurry MVP Clinton Baack • All-TIAA. Tommy Harper All-TIAA Sirman Hollabaugh - All-TIAA. TIAA Medalist Joey Light • All-TIAA Tennis Dennis Brumgton - McMurry Male MVP Lee Ann Wester • McMun-y Female MVP Mary Cator - Captain Tammy Gobcr • 1st team All-TIAA Rebckah James • 1st team All-TIAA Debbie Leach - Captain, Indian Club Female Athlete of the Year Dyana Teeter - McMurry MVP Sandra Whiteside - McMurry IIOT Award Track David Anderson, triple jump All-TIAA. TIAA Outstanding Male Freshman Rory Mayes. 440 yard dash - All-TIAA Steve Mayes. 100 yard dash - All-TIAA. McMurry Top Runner. NAIA semi-finalist Karen Phillips. 100 meter hurdles - All-TIAA. TIAA Outstanding Female Freshman Johnny Simmons, long jump - All-TIAA Rickie Williams, discus - All-TIAA. McMurry Top Field Performer Armando Zapata, discus and shot put - McMurry MVP There is no greater glory for a man as long as he lives than that which he wins by his own hands and feet Homer. The Odyssey Tennis Team Completes Second Season Indians Prepare For TIAA Conference Schedule Next Year FRONT ROW Ricky Dawson. Susan Evans. Cindy Greene. Lee Ann Wester. Mrs Peacock BACK ROW Charles Durham. Doug May, Dennis Brumgton, Greg Bradshaw. Dane Crouch The McMurry Tennis Team completed its second year of competition with an abbreviated schedule After many rainouts and cancellations, the Indians competed in sev- eral dual meets with Howard Payne University and Abi- lene Christian University, as well as participating in the Abilene Easter Tournament. Despite not winning any of the meets, several individual performances highlighted the season. Led by Dennis Bruington and I.cc Ann West- er. the young Indians gained valuable experience. With the nucleus of the team returning, McMurry can eagerly anticipate official TIAA conference competition next year. Sports 181 Track Team Takes Great Strides Records Fall As Indians Excell In Sprints, Field Events (right) Napolcan Johnson hands the baton to Steve Mays during the sprint relay at the NAIA meet (bottom) track coach Finley. Mays, and coaches Kimbrcl! and Bentley dis- cuss strategy (below) MVP Armando Zapata puts the shot (top right) Steve Mays (lane X) runs the 100 meter dash at the NAIA national meet (far middle) Doug Moore throws the discus during the conference meet (far right) All-TIAA performers Rory Mays. Johnny Simmons. Steve Mays, and Rickie Williams at the All- Sports Banquet (lower middle) TIAA discus champ Rickie Williams 182 Sports Many outstanding individual efforts highlighted a successful season for the McMurry track team. The team participated in several meets including the Border Olympics, Ft. Worth Recreational, Tarlcton Relays. Indian Relays, TIAA Conference Meet and NAIA National Meet. McMurry finished second in the TIAA meet In the men’s division McMurry took five first, seven seconds, three fourths and two fifth place finishes in the events. Tarleton State won the conference championships in both men's and women's division. Karan Phillips was McMurray’s only female track participant and she had an outstanding year. She racked up 12 points in the conference meet and was named Freshman of the Year in the conference Senior Steve Mays was again outstanding in the sprints establishing school records in both the 100 yard dash with a time of 9.3. and the 100 meters with a time of 10.26 Mays was one of the top sprinters in the nation during the past four years. Armando Zapata and Rickie Williams led the Indians in the weights. Zapata snapped the school record in the shot put with a toss of 53’ 6Vi . Williams eclipsed the school standard in the discus with a throw of 156’ 7”. Sports — 183 Golf Team Bags TIAA Crown Young Indians Win By A Record 59 Strokes ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Tommy Harper. Clint Baack. Sirman Hollabaugh. John Piclcmcier BACK ROW: Coach Tommy Estes. Tony Aaron. Joey Eight. Wayne Alexander RIGHT: Piclc- meier sinks a putt Team Standings (Final results for 108 holes) 1. McMurry 1858 2. Trinity 1917 3. Tarleton 1923 4 Sul Ross 2000 5. Austin 2029 (322-327-306-303-297-303) (319-318-316-331-318-315) (337-344-315-306-310-311) (339-353-334-328-324-322) (365-342-339-336-318-329) Medalist Standings (Final results for 108 holes) I Sirman Hollabaugh. McM 2. Jimmy Terry. TSU Rick Yates. TU 4. Wayne Alexander. McM 5. Clint Baack. McM Joey Light. McM Tommy Harper. McM 82- 80-79-79-72-74 466 83- 81-78-71-81-75 - 469 79-78-79-77-77-79 - 469 82-84-76-75-76-77 — 470 77-83-82-76-74-80 - 472 81-89-77.73-75-77 — 472 85-80-74-82-76-75 - 472 184 — Sports TOP LEFT Hollabaugh shows his TIAA medalist form LEFT Aaron tecs off BOT- TOM LEFT Harper follows through on an iron shot BOTTOM MIDDLE Buck pow- ers long tec shot. CENTER I ight enjoys his drive BELOW Captain and MVP Alexander lines up a putt Three talented freshmen, plus two upperclassmen, helped McMurry re- turn to the top in TIAA golf compe- tition. The Indians captured their second conference championship in three years, with the top five golfers placing in the top five of the TIAA tournament. Meet results were as follows: 3rd-Abilcnc Quad.. 2nd- TIAA 1st Round. IOth-Sam Hous- ton State Invitational. 7th-Abilcnc Intercollegiate. Ist-TIAA 2nd Round. Ist-TIAA 3rd Round. 3rd- Abilenc Triangle, and 5th-NAIA District 8 Tournament. Sports — 185 Athletic Sweetheart Diana Chubb Spirit Leaders for 1978-79 arc (top left) Roy Salazar. Elaine Bunting. Mclisa Simpson. Jan Mason. Connie Green, and Diana Chubb; (middle left) spirit Indian - Jerry Ivy; and (middle right) Mary Cator. The cheerleaders and spirit Indian followed MeMurry’s athletics all year and helped to cheer players and the crowd on to winning seasons. Sports — 187 The Inside Stories On McMurry Athletics From The Sports Information Office Johnnie Ray. McMurry‘t Sports Information Director, with the tuitlince of Kit Kimbrcll has the job of informing the public of McMurry's athletic achievements (and sometimes disappointments) 188 — Sports 190 - Royalty R P N e r a s i n e n c r c y V e a s P t s i i t o t n a r d Reservation Princess Runner-Up Eva Black Chief McMurry Runner-Up Robert Pittard Royalty — 191 Senior Favorites Sharon Thompson Bruce Unrue 14? Royally Junior Favorites Harry Riser Beverly Williams Royally — 193 Sophomore Favorites Vicki Yoder Jim Wood 194 Royally Freshmen Favorites Aliece Kirby Kevin Ballew Royalty 195 Senior Favorite Runners-Up Susan Bynum Jon Gates Junior Favorite Runners-Up Bob Cervetto Cindy Rucker 196 Royalty Freshmen Favorite Runners-Up Camille Lewis Greg Robertson Sophomore Favorite Runners-Up Alison Tuttle Greg Gist Royalty — 197 ■m Totem Beauties Pam Barnett Connie Baker 198 Royally Totem Beauties Kathy Franklin Cyndi Johnson Royally — 199 Totem Totem Beauties Brenda Anderson Jan Mason Royalty 201 Totem Beauty Kim Magness Trendy Sharp Dianna Hokanson Alison Tuttle Runners-Up Susan Spann Melinda McClure Patty Hamblin Not Pictured Mollie Cunningham Royalty — 20J Who’s Who The purpose of the Who’s Who Award is to discover and honor those students who are outstanding in scholarship, in participation, leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, in citizenship and service to the school, and in promise of future usefulness. Pam Barnett Political Science major, MSG president. Model U N delegate. Alpha Chi. Pi Alpha Theta President. Pi Del- ta Phi president. Dean’s List, Totem Beauty, Judicial Board. Interclub V Pres . and Band Keith Biggers Pi Kappa Delta. KoSan magis- trate. tennis team, and Dean's list Shirley Bates. Business FD major. Student Foundation. Phi Bela Lamb- da. Wah Wahtaysee. Delta Beta Epsi- lon. and Band Kay Bcdingficld English ma- jor. Art minor. War Whoop editor. Student Foundation. Sigma Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. and the Galleon staff Kurt Blackclter. Psychology major. Christian Life Fellow- ship. Christian Outreach. Hunt Dorm president. H E I presi- dent. Sigma Tau Delta, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Chanters, and Band. Eva Black: Physical Education major. Delta Beta Epsilon president. Alpha Chi, basketball. Outstanding Fresh- man Math Student, Dean’s list. Aca- demic Services Support Comm, Kappa Delta Pi. 4 letlers-Vollcyball '78 MVP. Reservation Princess runner-up. Teresa Callaway Accounting major. McM Band Twirier. Al- pha Chi. TIP . Wah Wahlay- see. Cheerleader. Dean’s List. Sp Honors Scholarship. Phi Beta Lambda Paula Criswell English major. Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Della. Theta Chi l ambda president. Women's Intcrclub Council president. Chapel Choir, band, and Dean's List. Gail Griffin- Bilingual Education ma- jor. MSG secretary. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi president. Pi Delta Phi. and band Maribcth Dillman: Elementary Education ma- jor. Student Foundation. MSG. Christian Out- reach. Theta Chi Lambda. Wah Wahtayscc. Jazz Ensemble. Kappa Delta Pi. and Band Sarah Hardwick Bell Biology major. Chemistry minor. Junior Class Favorite. Alpha Chi. T I P., and Dean's List. Cindy Holden Music Education ma- jor. Chanters. Theta Chi lambda. Kappa Delta Pi. Student Foundation and band. Cindy Dickson Music Edu- cation major. Theta Chi Lambda. Kappa Delta Pi. Chanters, band. Wah Wah- tjyscc. and Pcan's List Debbie Hall All Level Physical Education major, volleyball, basketball. Delta Beta Epsilon. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and P.E Majors Club. Kit Kimbrcll General Busi- ness major. War Whoop. Alpha Sigma Chi. National Association of Intercolle- giate Athletics and the Sports Information Direc- tors Association. MSG. and the Dean's List. Mary Nunn: Church Music major. Christian Outreach. Theta Chi Lambda. Kappa Delta Sigma. W'ah W'ahtay- scc. Chanters, and the Dean's List. Bill King (not Pictured) Chemistry major. Biology and Math minor. ( hi Omicron. Gamma Sigma Epsilon, independent research for the Chemistry Department in the area of Ruthenium and Osmium com- plexation. and Dean's List Gary Mhyldin Religion major. Eta Epsilon lota. Chanters. Christian Life Fellowship presi- dent. and Christian Outreach Nancy Pittard: Elementary Education Major. TIP. Alpha Chi. Sigma Tau Del- la. Kappa Delta Phi, W'ah W'ahtayscc Vicki Reynolds Elementary Education major. Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Pi. and Dean's List. Mildred Knowles. Elementary Educa- tion major. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Tau Delta Dawn Olmstcad: Church Music major. Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Sigma, Theta Chi Lambda. Chanters, and Dean's List. Janet Rinard Business Administration major. Phi Beta Lambda, Pi Delta Phi, Christian Out- reach. and the Dean's List. Sharon Thompson Recreation major. Indian Insight. MSG. Christian Outreach. Theta Chi Lambda. Senior Class Favorite, and the Tennis Team. John Sanders: Chemistry major. Kappa Delta Pi. Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Phi Omega. Eta F.psilon lota. McMurry Band and the Dean's List. Faye Vineyard: Biology major. Theta Chi I ambda. Wah Wahtaysec. Alpha Chi. and Christian Outreach Randy Stinnett Math major. Chief McMurry. Sp Honors Scholarship. 4 lettcrs-Football. Captain. all-TlAA. All District 8. two-time NAIA Hon Mention All-American. McM Outst Off Lmeman-'78. Dean's List. I H K Pres . MSG. Gold Star R A VP. EC A. Ph. Beta Lambda VP. Totem. Mens Intcrclub. W A Elunt Award. Darrell Wofford Theatre major. Alpha Chi Omega. Indian Band. Jar Band. MSG. all phases of the Theatre Department. Alpha Psi Omega, and Dean's List Royalty — 207 RAQUEL AGUIRRE El Passo, Elcm Ed. International Club. Pi Delta Phi. Spanish Honor Society BRENDA ANDERSON Abilene. Psychology Abilene Civic Ballet. School Drama Produc- tions. 1976 Cheerleader at McMurry DEL RIO ANGEL Santurce. Puerto Rico Spanish Honor Spanish Society. International Club. SEA. College SARA ATKINS Abilene. Education PAMELA BARNETT Atoka. Okla . Political Science MSG Vice President. MSG President. Who's Who. Pi Delta Phi President Model United Nations KEATH BASKETT Albuquerque, N. M., Religion Kappa Delta Sigma SHIRLEY BATES Spearman. Bus. Educ Delta Beta Epsilon. Phi Beta Lambda. Wah Wahtaysee. Intramurals Band. Twirler. Homecoming. Sing Song. Freshman Class Fa- vorite Runner-up. Totem Beauty Runner-up. Dean's List. KAY BEDINGFIELD Abtene, English Member of Indian Insight. Sigma Tau Delta, Education Honor Society SEA. Editor. War Hoop LINDA BELL Abilene. Social Welfare Alpha Chi KEITH BIGGERS Petersburg P.E. Tennis Team EVA BLACK Baird. P. E. Volley ball 3 years. Basket ball I year. Band 77-79 Senior Class Senator. Member Alpha Chi, Eta Epsilon. Delta Beta office 3 years Delta Beta Lambda Pres. 78-79 Outstanding Freshman Math Student ANEASE BLACKKETTER Lamesa. Assoc of Arts Chanters KURT BLACKKETTER Shamrock. Psychology HEI. CLF. MSG. APO. Dorm Council. Chanters. Band. Lab Band. Gamma Sigma Epsilon Kappa Kelta Sigma. Sigma Tau Delta RICK BOOZ Abilene. Psychology GREG BRADSHAW Abilene. Nat. Sci. KAY BROOKS Sweetwater. Bus. Ed. ELAINE BUNTING Henrietta, Elem. Ed. SEA. HPER Maj. Club. Chanters. McM Band, Basket ball Wah Wahtaysee Pres., Christian Outreach. McM Cheerleader. T I P. Totem Beauty SUSAN BYNUM Austin. Art Delta Beat Epsilon Indian Insight, McMurry Student Government. SEA TERESA CALLAWAY Midland. Acct. T I P. Band. Twirlcr. Cheerleader. Wah Wah- laysee. Alpha Chi MURRAY COX San Antonio. Elem. Ed. Gamma Sigma. Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Delta Sigma. CLF PAULA CRISWELL Hobbs. N.M.. Sec Ed Eng Theta Chi Lambda. Alpha Chi. Sigma Tau Delta SEA, Indian Band. Women's Inter- Club LIBBY CROFT Abilene. Elem. Ed. MIKE CUMMINGS Odessa. History IHR. Social Club Pres.. FCA Christian Out- reach PAT DAVENPORT Brcckenridge. Phys. Ed. Volley-ball. Basket-ball Athletic Trainer. Fel- lowship Christian Athletes. Student Educa- tion Assoc . Delta Beta Epsilon CINDY DICKSON San Antonio. Music Ed Morning Star. Chanters. Band. Theta Chi Lambda. Kappa Delta Pi MARIBETH DILLMAN Muleshoe. Elem. Ed. Band. Jau Ensemble. Theta Chi Lambda MSG. Indian Insight. SEA, Kappa Delta Pi. Makona Sweetheart GILBERT GALLEGOS Ft. Stockton. BBA Gen. Bus. Alpha Sigma Chi. Sec. A Treas 78-79 Foot- ball. 74.75. 76. 77 Student Coach 78 DEBI GAMBRELL El Paso. P. E T I P. Totem Beauty Runner-up. McM Wom- en's Basketball. F.C.A., Intramural Supervi- sor CRAIG GANN Abilene. Business Makona Social Club SUZI GAULDING Abilene, Soc. Welfare GAIL GRIFFIN Lorenzo. Bilingual Ed. Band. MSG. Orchestra for Little Mary Sund- shine and Carnival. SEA. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi DEBBIE HALL Luling. All-Level P. E. Varsity Volleyball A Basketball Delta Beta Epsilon LINDA HARDIN Abilene, Mus. Ed. Chapel Choir SARAH HARDWICK Midland, Biology TIP. Alpha Chi. Women's Inter-Club F.C.A. LIEU HOANG Stratford, Marketing Tennis Team. HEI. Phi Beta Lambda Lion's Club. Christian Outreach F.CA JOSEFINA HOLBROOK Abilene. Elem. Ed. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Delta Pi, SEA Inter- national Club CINDY HOLDEN Abilene. Music Ed. Theta Chi Lambda. Band, Chanters. Morning Star, Jazz Ensemble, Freshman Favorite, Kappa Delta Pi GERALD HOLDEN Clyde. History JAN HUIE Dallas. Art Theta Chi Lambda. Totem Beauty Finalist MELODY HUNT Fort Worth. Marketing Theta Chi Lambda. Phi Beta Lambda LORRIE JAMESON Coleman. Recreation Pi Delta Phi President. Sec., Inter-Club Rep.. Vice Pres, of Women's Inter-Club. Totem Editor. Band. Alpha Psi Omega. Recipient of Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Award. Tell Me That You Love Me. Junic Moon”. “Carnival A “Pippin BELINDA JERNIGAN Abilene. Elem. Ed. KIT KIMBRELL Abilene, Gen. Bus. Indian Club, Alpha Sigma Chi, NAIA-SIDA, Sports Information Director's Off. War Whoop. Totem. Senior Senator. Who's Who. McM Radio Network WILLIAM M. KING Pearland. Chemistry Dean's List, Outstanding Chem. Student. 4 years. Outstanding Physics Student. 2 years. Gamnta Sigma Epsilon 4 years, Chi Omicron. Pre-Med Major MILDRED KNOWLES Abilene, Elem. Ed. Kappa Delta Pi. SEA NANCY KNOWLES Abilene, Political Sci. DENNIS KUNKEL Abilene, Music Ed. Chanters, Vice Pres., Morning Star. KIVA MELISSA LANDRUM Abilene, Phys. Ed. Volleyball GLENN LAXSON Abilene. Acct. Phi Beu Lambda Treas. HEI REGAN LYLE Arlington. Music Ed. Chanters. Christian' Life Fellowship, Exec. Council JOHN L. MANNING Montgomery, Ala., Religion Religious Life. Christian Otitreach. Kappa Delta Sigma, KIVA, Chemical Fraternity MARGARET MANRY Business Ed. TIP. Pres., Women's Inter-Club-Vice Pres. MIREYA MARQUEZ El Paso. Acct Phi Beta Lambda. Pi Delta Phi. International Club Latin American Club OSCAR MARSHALL Hamlin. Marketing Track RICARDO MARTINEZ Abilene. Pre-Law Chi Omicron 77.78. Band Fall 77 STEPHEN MAYS Stamford. Business Football. Track LORI NELSON Abilene. Med. Tech Theta Chi Lambda. Wah Wahtaysee JAMES NUNN Abernathy. English Chanters. Chaplain for Chanters HEI Assoc.. Kappa Delta Sigma. Sigma Tau Delta-Vice Pres.77-78 MARY NUNN Arlington. Ch. Music Chantcrs-3 yean. Theta Chi Lambda. Kappa Delta Sigma. Wah Wahtaysee ROBERT OATMAN Warsaw. HI.. Management TERRY ODOM Abilene, Animal Sci Football, Track. Basketball Mgr Alpha Sig- ma Chi DAWN OLMSTEAD El Paso, Church Music Kappa Delta Sigma. Christian Outreach Chanlen. Alpha Chi. Theta Chi Lambda EDWARD ORENIC Abilene. Sociology EMILY PEEBLES Abilene. Elem. Ed. TIP. Indian Insight. Totem Beauty. Kappa Della Pi. SEA NANCY PITTARD Mozellc, Elem. Ed. TIP. Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Pi. Basketball. Indian Insight. Wah Wahtaysee. Cheerleader. Intramurals ROBERT PITTARD Mozellc. Marketing Alpha Sigma Chi, Football CAROLYN PLATT Borger, Theatre Alpha Psi Omega Vice Pres. McM. Theatre Productions: “Carnival , “Joan Of Lorraine. “Glass Menagerie . “Laura Man Of La Mancha . “The Importance Of Being Ear- nest , “Gwendoline . “Hedda Gablet . Gal- leon Staff MATT POPNOE Coleman. Biology Eng. Kosari, Alpha Chi. Sigma Tau Delta. MSG Student Supreme Court Justice. Who's Who 77 VICKI REYNOLDS Abilene. Elem. Ed. Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Pi JANET RINARD Abilene, Office Adm Pi Delta Phi. SCCM. Christian Outreach To- tem Staff. Phi Bela Lambda GARY RUSKA Abilene. Chemistry CLARENCE SADLER. JR Odessa. Phys. Ed Lion's Club. Pi Phi Guy. International Club. Fellowship of Black Students MARIA SADLER Juarez. Mexico. Biting Elem Ed International Club. Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Delta Pi. SEA. Kappa Delta Pi. Christian Outreach JOHN SANDERS Albuqucrquc.N.M, Chem Ed HEI. Kappa Delta Phi. Alpha Phi Omega DAVID SCHKADE Albany. Chem Geology HEI, Pres Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Chi. 4 year letterman in Track. H-SU Geo- logical Soc CHERYL SEVIGNY Lubbock. Elem. Ed. Chanters. Theta Chi. Wah Wahtaysee NAMIQA SHIPMAN Abilene, Religion TIP. Alpha Chi. Sigma Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Sigma. Wah Wahtaysee. Christian Out- reach MELISA SIMPSON Haskell. Elem. Ed. Cheerleader. Delta Beta-Epsilon MARY SLATER Eula. Music Ed. Theta Chi Lambda. Chanters Christian Life Fellowship. College Worship Committee. Wah Wahtaysee Service Projects Chm. Offi- cer in Chanters. Section Leader JANICE STAGGS Abilene, Elem. Ed. Gamma Sigma Pres . SEA STEPHAN STAMETS Sanu Fe. N.M.. TRENA STANSELL Eastland. Art JIM STERLING Abilene. Biology K1VA. Kappa Delta Sigma. Christian Out- reach RANDY STINNETT Hurst. Math. MSG. Phi Beta Lambda. Vice Pres.. I HR, Treas .A Pres. FCA. Men's Interclub, Intra- mural Council. Student Rep. To Board of Trustees. Gold Star Dorm Floor Counselor and Vice Pres.. Math Club. Football-all TIAA, Chief McMurry, Special Honors Scholorship. Who’s Who KAY SWINNEY Abilene. Finance Phi Beta Lambda. Dean's List MAUREEN THOMAS Artesia. N. M.. Science Ed Freshman Senator. Atty Gen. MSG . Kappa Dela Pi. Vice Pres of Assoc Independent Students of Texas. Flag Corp KATHERINE THOMPSON Abilene. Psych Intcrm Basketball Independ SHARON THOMPSON Tuscola. Recreation Tennis Team. Theatre. Indian Insight. Theta Chi Lambda. Who's Who JAYME TOOKE Denver. Colo. Music Ed Wah Wahtaysee-Serv. Projects Chm Theta Chi Lambda-Historian and Chaplain. Chant- crs-Chaplain. Alpha Chi. Christian Life Fel- lowship, Chm. Women's Dorm Bible Study SNEA. Academic Policies Committee LUVERNE TRI Abilene, Business Management DEAN TURNBULL Abilene. Business APO-Prcs 78 MSG Senior Senator BRUCE UNRUF. Abilene. Speech Band. Jazz Ensemble. Indian Insight. Pres.. MSG Senior Senator. War Whoop Co-Editor. Makana Social Club FAYE VINEYARD Albugquerque, N M . Biology Theta Chi lambda. Wah Wahtaysee Alpha Chi BARRY O WALLACE Abilene, Religion KIVA DEBBIE WALLACE Tye, Elem. Ed. Kappa Delta Phi DEN ICE WALTRIP Roswell. N M.. Music Ed. Band. Jazz Ensemble. Kappa Delta Phi JUDITH WEITZEL Abilene, English Sigma Tau Delta PAM WELBORN Trent. Elem. Ed. Kappa Delta Phi DONNA WHITE Merkel. Elem. Ed. Theta Chi Lambda CYNTHIA WIMBERLY Stamford. History DARRELL WOFFORD Albuquerque, N. M.. Theatre Alpha Chi Omega, Band. Jazz Ensemble. MSG. Alpha Psi Omega. McMurry Theatre Productions: “Scorpio . “Little Mary Sun- shine”. “Tell Me That You Love Me. Junie Moon . “Carnival . Joan of Lorraine . “Man Of LaMancha , “The Importance Of Being Earnest . “Hedda Gabler . Designed set for Pippin . Dean's List. Who's Who Senior Index — 209 Adams, Brian 76, 111, 102 Aguirre, Raquel 72 Albcrtscn, John 76, 129 Aldridge, Spud 61 Alexander, Joan 76, 96 Alfaro. Jose 76, 119 Allen, Dan 76 Alshouse, Amber 76, 127, 134 Analla, Shari 76 Anderson, Brenda 72, 27 Anderson, David 76 Anderson, David 76 Anderson. Donna Jean 16, 76, 96, 117 Angel. Isaura 77. 118, 119, 127. 134 Anthony, Thomas 77, 129 Araguz, Victor 77 Armenta, Ralph 77 Ashmore. Pattie 77 Atwell, Mary 77 Autrcy, Gary 77, 129 Atkins, Sara 72, 115 Baack, Clint 77. 129 Babington, Kay 68 Bade. Richard, 77 Bagby .Brenda 77 Bailey, Larry 77 Baker, Connie 77 Ballew, Kevin 77, 44, 129 Ballew, Kyle 77. 20 Barbee, Michael 77 Barbee, Tim 77, 114 Barnett. Pam 72, 46. 94, 115, 125, 134 Barrick, Jean 65 Barrick, William 65 Barrington, Jana 77 Baskett, Keath 72, 127 Bates. Shirley 72 Baucum, Denyce 77 Beachy, Randy 78, 111, 114 Beam, Larry 78, 124 Beasley, Clark 62 Becker, Cathy 78. 103, 111, 122, 128 Bedford, Jay 78 Bcdingfield, Kay 72, 97, 99 Bcfort, Charmainc 78 Beitscher, Cindy 78 Bell. Linda 72 Benedict, Tara 78, 130 Bennett, Brian 78 Bennett, Patrick 59, 99 Bennett, Patrick 78 Bernard, Susan 78, 122, 128 Biffle, Les 78. 129 Biggcrs, Keith 72 Birch, Carol 78 Bishop. Howard 78, 127 Black. Eva 72. 109, 48. 94. 115, 125, 130 Blackketter, Anease 102, 72 Blackketter, Carla 78, 111, 102. 132 Blackketter, Kurt 72, 111, 102, 124 Blanton. Mary 68 Booz, Rick 72 Bordelon, Elizabeth 78 Botello. Sara 78. 128 Bouldin, Dean 59 Bouldin, Janna 78 Bounds, Nanci 78 Bowes, Ann 78, 122 Bowling, John 78 Boyd, Janice 78 Bradley. Roxanne 78, 103, 111, 122, 128 Bradshaw, Greg 72 Brannan, Clark 65 Braziel, Yvette 78 Briscoe, Donna 78, 103, 132 Brooks, Kay 72 Brooks, Kirk 78, 129 Brown, Melanie 78 Brown, Terri 78 Browning, Jimmy 78 Bruington, Dennis 78 Brumfield. Kathy 78. 132 Brunner, Bernice Bruton, Alisc 79 Bruton. Elaine 79 Bryant, Janice 79, 94, 115 Bui, Kim 79 Bunnage, Barbie 79, 94. 103 Bunner, Tom 79 Bunting, Elaine 72, 122 Burns, Pam 79 Burrus, Les 39, 79, 111, 129 Burt, Lynetts 79 Byers, Michael 79 Bynum. Susan 72, 96. 109, 94. 130 Cadrett, Joni 79 Callaway, Teresa 72, 115 Campbell, Deanna 79 Canon, Lyn 79 Carter, Stan 79 Castle, Carole 79 Cator, Mary 23, 79, 127 Cervetto, Bob 79 Cesar, Alfredo 79, 118 Chalcraft. Susn 79, 102, 111. 122 Chappell, Cathy’ 79 Chester, Kim 79 Chubb. Diana 79, 130 Clarke. Vickie 80. 133 Coffee. Mark 80 Cole, Earnest 80 Cole. Edith 80 Cook. Dr. Ann Cosby, Sharia 80 Counter, Stephanie 80, 122 Cox, Murray 72, 131 Cozart, Rocky 16, 80 Crane, Tim 80, 127 Cravens, Richie 62 Cree, Brian 80 Criswell, Ann 80, 103, 125 Criswell, Paula 72. 115, 125 Croft. Libby 72 Crosslin, Dawn 80 Crowell, Richard 65 Cummings, Mike 72 Cunningham, Mollie 80, 127, 130 Cypert, Rickey 98. 80, 129 Davenport, Steven 80, 111, 102, 104, 105, 129 David, Peggy 59, 130 Davis, Randall 80 Davis, Wayne 80 Dawson, Ricky 80 Deason, Becky 80 Deason, Kathy 80 DeFlyer, Joseph 63 Devenport, Pat 73, 130 Dexter, John 81 DeYoung, Ruth 81, 111, 131 Dickson, Cindy 73 Dillman, David 59 Dillman, Maribcth 73, 96 Doscher, Dr. Henry 67 Downs, Dr. Fane 64 Doyen, Danny 81 Dudgeon, Roy Don 81, 129 Dulin, Bill 66 210 — Index Durham, Charles 81 Dusek, Bobby 81, 114 Earnest, David 81 Easter, Carla 81 Eaton, Tim 81 Edgerton, Carol 81, 111 Edmondson, Tammic 81, 114, 128 El-Attrache, Bachar 81, 118 El-Attrache, Lawrence 81. 118 El-Attrache, Mike 19, 64, 118 Elliott, Steve 81 Ellison, Brenda 27, 81, 102 Emory, Karen 81 Ernst, Cathy 81. 118, 122 Espinoza, Modesta 81 Evans, Susan 81, 94 Evers. Dale 82. Ill, 114 Flaugher, Dennis 82 Flores, Manuel 67 Foley, John 82, 129 Franklin, Kathy 82 Franklin, Rebecca 82 Frederick, Tish 82. 122, 127, 131 Fry. Jason 82. Ill, 102, 105 Gallegos, Gilbert 73 Gamez, Aurora 82 Gambrel!, Debi 73 Gann, Craig 73, 114 Garza, Manuel 82, 118, 119 Gaulding, Suzi 73 Gerbitz, Rosemary 82 Gilkeson, Susan 82, 102 Gilley. Jill 82 Gillingham. Carol 82. 103, 125, 133 Gist, Greg 82 Givan, Bob 83, 102 Givan. Cam 21, 83. Ill, 102, 105 Glover, Donald 83. 102, 105 Golden, Jeryl 83. 129 Goodloe, Anne 83, 94 Gorham, George 18, 83, 94 Goza, Ginger 83 Green, Connie 83, 127, 130 Greene, Cindy 96, 83 Griffin, Gail 73, 109, 94. 95. 133 Grissom, John 83, 114, 115 Grussendorf, Julie 83 Hackney, Ken 83 Haddox, Jimmy 83, 129 Hacgele, Kathleen 68 Hagburg, Mark 83 Haggard, Carrol 60, 94 Haggard, Lynn 68, 133 Hale. Walt 83 Hall, Debbie 73. 130 Hamblen, Cathy 96, 83 Hamblin, Patty 83 Hanna, Belinda 83 Hardin, Linda 73, 103 Hardwick, Sarah 73, 115 Hardy, Judson 66 Harris, Alan 83, 129 Harris, Karen 83, 103 Harris. Mansel 83, 129 Harrison, Gay Lynn 83, 111, 128 Hartz, Carol 83 Hastings, Eugene 63 Hays, Ginna 83. 103, 127, 133 Hellier, Leiane 83 Henson, Genie 69 Hcrtel, Margaret 83 Hester, Ralph 61 Hoang, Licw 73 Hodges, Lucille 66, 115 Hogan, Bobbie 69 Hokanson, Dianna 83, 102, 104, 122 Holbrook, Josefina 73, 109 Holden. Cindy 73. 86. 96. 102, 104 Holden. Gerald 73 Hollabaugh, Sirman 83 Hollis, James 83 Honnol, Rosemary 83 Hoover, Mike 84 Hoppe, Jeanene 84 Horner, Mark 26. 27. 84, 102, 104, 105 House. Kelly 84 Hudson, Daniel 84 Hudson, Jo 84 Hudzietz, Jacque, 84 Hughes, Marci 84 Huie, Jan 73 Hulse, Debbie 96. 84. 94. 122 Humble, Mark 84 Hunt, Melody 73. 94 Hyde. Vicki 84 Ingham, Patricia 84, 111, 103, 122, 128 Irvin, Carla 84 Ivy, Jerry 37, 46, 84, 111 Jacobs, Roy 63 James, Rcbekah 17, 84, 128 Jameson, Lorrie 74, 27, 100, 101, 125, 135 Jernigan, Belinda 73, 127 Johnson, Cyndi 84, 130 Johnson, Dolph 84 Johnson. Hill 84. Ill, 129 Jones, Dianne 84 Jones, Dr. U. Lynn 40, 64 Jones, Michael 84, 117 Jones, Valerie 59, 96 Jordan, Debi 85, 115 Kaerwer, Cathy 85 Kahl, Johnnie 59. Ill Keenum, Steve 85, 112 Kendall, Susye 85. 103, 128 Kidwell, Victoria 85 Killgo, Theresa 85 Kim, Dr. Thomas K 41, 56, 66 Kimbrell, Kit 73. 94, 188 Kimmey, Sherri 85, 122 King. Lynna 85. 103, 122, 133 King, William 72. 73 Kirby, Aliece 85, 94, 128 Kirby. Jan 85. 128 Kirby. Kevin 85. 94, 111, 129 Klassen, David 62 Klinker, Janet 85 Klinker, Nancy 85 Knapp, Sandy 85, 96, 102 Knowles, Mildred 74. 97, 98, 109, 115 Knowles, Nancy 74, 98 Krajca, Patrick 85, 129 Kramer, Sandy 85 Kunkel, Dennis 74, 102, 127 Kuppin, Christie 85 Kvapil, Mona 96, 85, 114 Lack, Dr. Paul 40, 64 Lamberson, Randy 44, 85, 94 Lambert, Donna 85 Lance, Teri 86 Landrum, Melissa 74 Lara, Ruben 86 Lawrence, Lynn 26, 86, 128 Laxson, Glenn 74, 114 Laxson, Homer Lee, Karla 86 Index — 211 LcFcvrc, Jill 86, 128 Lcifcstc, Larry 86, 109, 115 Leonard, Karen 86. 96. 100, 115 Lewis, Camille 86. 122, 128 Lewis, Rickey 86 Light, Joseph 86 Lindley, Pamela 86 Lively, Iva Dell 69 Long, Wilson 66 Luna. Mark 86 Lyle. Regan 27, 36, 74. 111. 102 Lynn, Jimmy 86 McClure. Mark 72. 87. 1 17 McClure, Melinda 87, 131 McClure. Rickey 87 McComsey, Leslie Ann 87 McConnell, Candace K. 18, 87. 94. 109, 134, 135 McConnell. Karen 87. 102. 127, 133 McDaniel. Dr. Gerald 63, 97 McDougai. Maura 87, 128 McReynolds, Clay 87 Magncss, Kim 86 Malson, Lynn 21, 86, 102, 104, 105 Manning. John 74, 85. 11 1, 117 Manning, Kevin 23, 86, 94, 129 Manry, Margaret 74, 125 Marambio, John 63, 118, 119 Margain, Ingrid 87 Marquez, Mireya 74. 114, 118, 119, 135 Marshall, Oscar 74 Martinez, Ricardo 74 Mason, Jan 87, 131 Massey, Norma 87 Mathis, Marquerite 69 Mays, Stephan Paul 48, 74 Mendez, Tony 87 Mergenhagen, Carol 87 Meritt, Linna 87, 103, 122 Miers, Bobby 87 Miller, Joyce 87, 111 Miller, J Robert 60 Money, Mark 87 Montfort, Helen 87 Montgomery, Gwynne 87, 122, 128 Moore. Beth 87. 102, 122, 128 Moore, Byrel 87 Moore, Raymond 87 Moore, Richard Moore, Sandy 87 Morehcad, Ann 87, 131 Mulholland, M. Robert 65 Mumford, Carl 87. 117, 129 Murray, Audrie 87 Nanos, Karen 69, 114, 115, 128 Neely .Rugh 68, 69. 70 Nelson, Lisa 87, 94 Nelson, Lori 74 Nunn, James 74 Nunn, Mary 74 Oatman, Robert 74, 114 Odom, Dale 87 Odom. Mark 87 Odom, Terry 74 Offill, Jana 87 Ogle, Marty 88 O’Kclly, Bernice 69 Olmstad, Dawn 74, 102. 115 Orcnic, Edward 74 Osborne, Lita 89, 118 Osada. Susan 89 Owen, Darlene 89, 128 Pad, Lawrence 67. 114 Pair, Rosemary 88, 111, 122, 128 Palmer, Scott 88 Parker, Odrla 88 Parks. Ruth 88, 102, 111 Parpart, Diane 88. 127 Parris, Pug 45, 61 Patterson, Reta 69, 111 Pattillo, Diane 88 Patty, Gene 14, 69 Peebles, Emily 74 Pemberton, Pam 88, 122, 128 Pendergrass, Scott 88. 94 Pfeifer, Jeri 65 Phillips, J Michael Pilcher, Dr. B. L. 62 Pittard, Nancy 74, 96, 109, 122 Pittard, Robert 74, 124 Pittman, Leigh Anne 88 Phillips. Brad 88. 129 Philips, Garry 27, 88, 100 Phillips, LaRae 88, 102, 111 Phillips, Tim 88 Pielemeier, John 88 Pinckard, Denise 88 Platt, Carolyn 74, 26, 116 Popnoe, Matt 74 Porter, Cynthia 96, 88, 115 Porterfield. Beth 88, 122 Powell, Nancy 88 Powell, Ronnie 88, 111 Powers, Burley 89 Prien, Paul 69 Purcell. Paula 89. 114, 127, 131 Purkiss, Christine 89, 114 Purnell. Barbara 89, 109, 127, 131 Putnam. Byron 41, 89, 102, 111 Quiett, Cindy 89. 109, 115, 130, 131 Rachele, Rosannc 89, 128 Rakestraw, Vickie 44, 45, 89, 96 Ralston, Rene 89, 122 Ramey, Annette 89 Randell, David 89. 129 Reb, Rene 89. 127, 133 Reeder, Denise 89 Reyes. Frank 89, 119 Reyes, Sandra 89. 118, 119 Reynolds. Vicki 74 Rhew, Dr. Marshall 59 Rhoads, Leonard 89 Rhoads, Linda 89, 112 Richardson, Dana 18, 89 Richardson, Gail 89, 102, 111 Rinard, Janet 74, 114 Riojas, Elizabeth 89, 118, 119, 127 Riser, Harry 89. 94, 124 Rister, Dr. Gene 63, 97, 98 Roberts, Charles 89 Robertson, Greg 89 Robinson, Karman 89 Rodolph, Gwen 89, 111 Roquemore, Daphne 89, 118 Rowland. Robi 89. 103, 111, 128 Rowntree, Gwen 89 Rubio, Yolanda 89 Rucker, Cindy 43, 94, 96, 89, 127, 131 Ruska, Gary 74, 102, 105 Saab, Nasser 90 Sadler, Clarence 74, 118 Sadler, Maria 74. 109, 118 Salazar, Roy 74, 127 Sample, Kathy 90, 103, 111, 122, 133 Sanderson, Sally 26, 90 Sanders, John 75, 117 212— Index Strickland, Kimbra 91 Strickland, Randy 59 Sublet, Willie 91 Sullivan, Sandy 59, 94, 125 Sumerlin, Dr. Macon 60 Summitt, Darla 91 Suter, Sherwood 60 Swango, Dcbe 91 Swanson, Corky 70 Swanson, Michael 66 Swinney, Kay 75 Symonds, Jill 91, 97, 133 Santibanez, Karen 90 Schafer, Michael 90, 111, 129 Schkade, David 75 Schooler, Kevan 90, 129 Scifres, Donna 90, 114, 128 Scott, Callie 90 Scrimshire, Elaine 90, 100, 101, 109, 122. 133 Sell. Kerry 90. Ill, 129 Sevigny, Cheryl 75 Seymour. John 90, 129 Sharp, DR. A.C. 62 Sharp, Georgette 69 Sharp, Trendy 90, 94, 131 Sherman, Monctte 90 Shipman, Namiqa 75, 97 Shockley, Daphine 69 Shurbet, Russ 90 Sigala, Sandra 90 Simmons, Floyd 90 Simpson, Melisa 75 Sims, Sherry 90 Slater. Mary 75, 102, 122 Sledge, Margaret 90 Sledge, Robert W. 64, 115 Smathers, Paul 90 Smith, Janet 90 Smith, Robert 90 Smith, Thomas 90 Smith, Steve 90 Sorrells. Cathy 90 South, Gary 90 Spangler, Victoria 27, 90 Spann, Susan 90, 122 Sparks, Tonni 90 Specht, Joe 59 Spence, Jeanine 90 Staggs, Janice 75, 125, 132 Stahl, Christy 90 Staley, Alan 57, 94 Stallard, Cora 91. 103, 133 Stallings. Sarah 91, 122, 128 Stamets, Stephan 75 Stansell, Trena 75 Steele, Ron 91 Strling, Jim 75, 86, 111 Stinnett, Randy 48, 75, 94, 100, 101, 112, 114, 124 Stoker, Tami 26, 27, 91, 115. 116 Stone, Kimberley 60 Stone, Tracy 91 Stovall, Susan 91, 128 Stowe, Jacqueline 67, 114 Tafoya, Martha 91, 114, 118, 119 Tansey, Tina 91 Taylor, Claririssa 91 Taylor, Terran 91, 114 Teaff, Gayle 91. 131 Teeter, Dyana 91 Thomas, Maureen 75 Thompson, Katherine 75 Thompson. Ray 91. 114 Thompson, Sharon 75, 96. 137, 192, 207 Tillotson, Brad 91 Tipton. Kathleen 91, 111, 133 Todd, Lisa 91 Toelle, Michelle 91. 127 Tooke, Jayme 75. 86, 102, 111 Traficante, Susan 91, 118 Tri, Luverne 75 Truncale, Brian 91 Tucker, Gretchen 70 Turnbull, Dean 75 Tuttle, Alison 91, 122, 125 Unrue, Bruce 41, 75, 94. 96, 85, 100 Waddington, Carrie 16, 91, 111 Waggoner, Jill 91, 103 Waldraff, Deborah 91 Walker, Susan 91 Wallace, Barry 75 Wallace, Debbie 75 Wallace, Elizabeth 91, 122, 128 Walrath, John 92, 117 Waltrip, Denice 75 Warner, Suzanne 92, 96, 114, 133 Weber. Sharon 92 Wcitzel. Judith 75 Welborn, Pam 75 West. Kren 92. 111 Wester. LeAnn 92 Wheeler, Thomas 92. 94, 115, 124 White, Donna 75 White, Michelle 92 Widmer. Kathye 92 Wilks. Debra 92. 122 Willeford, Craig 92 Williams. Joan 92, 128 Wilmott, Brenda 92, 133 Wimberly, Cynthia 75, 127, 131 Wimberly, Gary 92 Winnie, Shirley 92 Woelpcr. Ruth 92 Wofford. Celieta 27. 92. 102, 104 Wofford, Darrell 26, 41, 116 Wolfe, Mark 92 Wood. Frank 92 Wood. Jim 51, 92 Worley. Don 70 Wyatt. Jill 92, 94, 122. 128 Wyatt. Monika 92. 122, 128 Wynn, Richard 92, 102 Van Winkle. Laurel 92, 117 Vick, James 62 Vineyard, Faye 75, 115 Yasuda, Greg 92 Yoder, Vicki 45, 86. 92 Young, Richard 92, 102, 111 Zimmerman, Tim 92 Index — 213 Good Bye Now You light up my life' They left the sugar out of the punch 214 Closing It’s Been Fun Did you know you were on candid camera - Well Smile' There are some things you just don't smile over! w MeMurry students present the latest way to powder your nose Elaine jumps for MeMurry Closing — 215 Totem Credits Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Staff Photographers Artwork Special Thanks Lorrie Jameson Randy Stinnett Bruce Unrue Karen Leonard Elaine Scrimshire Garry Phillips Kevin Howell Carrie Waddington Darrell Wofford Mr. Johnnie Ray Mr. Gene Patty Mr. Lloyd Jones Mr. Mark Allred