TOTEM 1985-86 O oono n r- O rN vD y rN — rs o '-7)Z¥ O — l-LJ ( J LLJ ? o- -iOccG O 0 2' 1 — iu 00 rs “ LU Oo Cl. 7 y% Top left - One of Thera Chi Lambda's finest. Susan Rohe, avidly supports the Indians during the Homecoming game. Bottom left • During halftime at the McMurry Homecoming game. Mark El'Attrache makes a presentation of an authentic Sioux Indian headress and costume. Top left • Homecoming is no easy task, and DeOnn Deaton of Pi Delta Phi finds this out as she prepares to plant the Yucca in Tipi Village. Top right MSG Presi- dent. Doug Brown starts the Homecoming festivities with the traditional Alacumba . Bottom - The newest men's fraternity on campus is Phi Mu Alpha. They busily construct one of the most original tipi plots in Wahwah taysee Park. opening J 4 Opening Above - Daniel Ellison and Dane Meier find that making new friends is just half the fun at McMurry's Tipi Village Left • Ko San's Rick Coffer. David Allen and Mark Isbell adding their tal- ents to the building of the club tipi. 6 Opening Top • Leslie Brown, of Delta Beta Epsilon battles with the tipi poles while trying to maintain her balance. Bottom • Homecoming and Tipi Village is an exciting, yet tiring event for those new to McMurry. Lisa Lock- er one of McMurry's fresh- men. busily attempts to un- tangle the freshman tipi. Opcnmg 10 Opening Top Left Kreg Kyle, of Ko Sari, tells tales of the Sioux Indian to children visiting McMurry's Tipi Village. Top Right Winners of the Homecoming Talent Show. Susie Sharpe and Tommy Gatlin performed a dance number to Separate Lives”. Bottom Being President of Alpha Psi Alpha entails lots of hard work for Sheryl Browning Duke as hoisting Tipi poles is needed during the construction of Tipi Village. 1} Top left - The women of Pi Delta Phi set up their prize winning Wikki-up that represents the Musca Iero Apache Tribe. Left bottom Dona fclton. Home coming Chairman for Alpha Psi Alpha works diligent- ly on their tipi. Mary Lynn Thompson serenades Steve Davis at the Homecoming Show. Loks like love.” M Opening Top loft ■ Chief MeMurry. Ron King, and Reservation Prin- cess. Diana Harris were presented during Homecoming half-time. Top right - Roger Haynes and Damon Sypert of HEI add to the Homecoming spirit through their work on HEI's tipi representing the Commanchi Tribe. Bottom - The Indians display grave sportsmanship as Austin College overtook them in the first half of the Homecoming game. The roar of the crowd fortold of excitement in the air as the Indians took the field against Austin College highlighting Homecoming festivies. Opening 15 Mr. Francis Hinkel 16 Dedication 1984-1985 TOTEM DEDICATEE A TRIBUTE TO THE MAN IN THE BELL TOWER Born in Washington. D.C.. the son of an Episcopal Clergyman. Mr. Francis J. Hinkel has spent many years perfecting his musical abili- ties. He received a Bachelor of Mu- sic degree with honors from the New England Conservatory of Mu- sic in Boston. Massachusetts in 1949. In 1951. he received a Master of Music degree from there, also. Mr. Hinkel has served in the Unit ed States Army. He is a life member of Pi Kappa Lambda Honorary Musi- cal Fraternity, a life member of the American Guild of Organists, an ac- tive member of Phi Mu Alpha Smfo- nia Fraternity, the Abilene Opera Association, and the Abilene Music Teachers Association. Mr. Hinkel first came to McMurry College in 1952. and presently serves as Professor of Music. In his leisure time. Mr. Hinkel has enjoyed reading, writing, hiking, bi- cycling. horseback riding, swim- ming. and reciting limerics. Because of all his accomplish ments. dedication, and contribu tions to the academic life of McMurry Coflege. the 1985-86 TO- TEM Staff has selected Mr. Francis J. Hinkel as this years' TOTEM De dicatee. Dedication 17 5 FACULTY STAFF ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS SPEECH RELIGION MUSIC MATH SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY EDUCATION ART HISTORY AdmmtlrMwn 19 DR. THOMAS KIM, PRESIDENT One unique aspect about the environment of McMurry College is how the Administration. Faculty and Staff genuinely care about each student. For four years, these influential people play a significant role in the emotional, spiritual, and educational development of each student. Dr. Thomas Kim. President of McMurry College, is among these influential people. Fie has been the Presi- dent of McMurry for the past 17 years, and is seen all over campusi from the administrative offices to the school cafeteria. Dr. Kim is not merely a president , he has a touch of teenager, a touch of scholar and of parent. Fie has always displayed a sheer interest in the well being of all those who pass through the halls of McMurry. X) BOARD OF TRUSTEES The McMurry College Board of Trustees is a group of community leaders, businessmen and United Methodist ministers from throughout Northwest Texas and New Mexico who have a sincere interest and involvement with the Cottege. The members of the board include: Dr. Alex Bickley. Mr. Tucker Bridwell. Mr. Cecil Brown. Mr. Claude W. Brown. Mr. Glenn Brown. Dr. Duane Bruce. Dr. Bervin Caswell. Mr. John Chalmers. Mrs. Sterling Childers. Mr. Danny H. Conklin. Mr. Harold Crawford. Mr. Davis Edens. Mr. Rigdon. Dr. Darris Egger. Dr. Brodace Elkins. Mr. Charles Erwin. Dr. Don L. Forsman. Mr. S.L. Garrison. Dr. Leonard Gillingham. Dr. Richard Gooding. J.W. Gordon. Dr. David Hamblin. R.C. Harr ad. Harold Harringer. and A.L. Holland. Ralph Hooks. J. Harold Hughes. Ted Johnson. Walter Johnson. W.T. Johnson. Bennie R. Jones. Dr. Thomas Kim. J.D. Kinsey. Jim Latch. Jere M. Lawrence. Rev. Weldon McCormick. Raymond McDaniel. Jr.. Eugene McElvaney. Rex Mauldin. Dr. C.B. Melton. Bynum Miers. J.T. Moseley. Dian Owen. Russell Parchman. Rev. Bruce Parks. Bishop Louis W. Schowengerdt. Bob J. Surovik. Wendell Tooley. Dr. Clifford Trotter. Harry Vanderpool. J.B. Watkins. Herbert Willborn. Dr. Ira Williams. Jr., and Dr. J. Doublas Wofford. In the photo above, a great number of Trustees meet on the campus of McMurry for the annual Spring Board Meeting with Dr. Kim and other members of the Administration. Bowd Of Trurire 31 VICE PRESIDENTS 1986 Vice Presidents were: top left - Dr. Paul Jungmeyer. top right - Dean Walter Ur- ban. Bottom left - Mr. Jack Holden. Dr. Jung- meyer's secretary - Sue McAllister. VICE PRESIDENTS Administration 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The Business Department in- cludes Dr. Ronald Presley I Chairperson), Mrs. Ann Liprie- Spence. Dr. Nancy Dark. Dr. Rob ert Stretcher, and Mrs. Jackie Stowe. J4 tjh'ull Top Left Mrs. Hermanni Top Right. Dr. Jeff Totteni Bottom Left: Mrs. Lenoir Bottom Right: Mr. Mike Swanson. Not Pictured’ Mrs. Maxine Davis (Secretary for Division of Business Administration) Dr. Henry Doscher. Mr. Thomas Smith. Mr. John Valentine. 36 I oculi v r 3t Religion Top Left. Dr. Robert Monk Top Right Dr. Phillip Shuleri Bottom Left; Rev. Johnnie Kahl. Bottom Right Dr. William Barrick. Not picturedi Dr. Joseph Stamey. RELIGION PSYCHOLOGY SCIENCES Top Left.- Dr. A. C. Sharp; Top Right: Dr. Richard Moore Center: Mrs. Karin Otto Bottom Left. Dr. Clark Beasley Bottom Right: Dr. lyndol Harris. Not pictured. Dr. Ben Pilcher. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Not pictured: Don Birming- ham. Larry Shackelford. Cam- mie Walrath. Hershel Kimbrell. William Hadley. Dr. Greg Fens. Frank Rausch. Johnnie Ray (athletic coordinator). Faculty op Left: Mr R. Cliff Oden ald, Top Right: Ms. Marlene oyi Bottom: Pug Parris. a Top Left Mr. George Biffle; Top Right Mr. Tommy Fryi Bottom Left Mr. Tom Fairlie: Bottom Right Ms. Ffelen Blackburn. Not pictured: Mr. John Gibson. Francis Flindel. Cheryl Allen. Bob Richardson. Rick Robinson. 34 Faculty Top Lcfii Dr. Jean Barricki Top Right. Dr. Rob ert Mamss. Bottom Dr. William Larmer Not pictured. Dr. Ann Cook. E D U C A T ART Top; Sherwood Suter, Bottom. Robert Miller. Not pictured: Catherine Ben- son. Phillip Craik (Drama). Charles Hu- kil. Facuhy REGISTRAR, BUSINESS, AND DEVELOPMENT Registrars Office personnel - Bobbye Fry. Gwen Vincent. Janice Cook. Business Office • Barbara Havard, Joyce Leech. Geneva Swanson. Devel- opment Office - Jean Smith. Norma Jean Dohrse. Angela Pegram. Amy Haynes. Head Development Charles Hogsett. 38 Administration FINANCIAL AID Financial Aid personnel Mary Corky Swanson. Mary Lockhart, and Linda Horwedel. Alumni Office personnel Gage Paine. Gretchen Tucher. Mary Lynn Johnson. Aca- demic Advisement personnel - Syl- via Cook. Cindy Burleson. ALUMNI AND ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT 40 Administration CAMPUS CENTER Campus Center personnel - Manbell Gilbert. Reta Pat- terson. Phyllis Miiltkin. Bookstore personnel Martha Weisner. Avo Roberts. Mary Burger. Saga personnel larry DeVoto (Director of Food Service). Norma Spells. Louise Pugh. Alice Gay. Evelyn Lane (Secretary and Cater mg Mgr). Willie Lockett. Mary Ann Tomas. Not pictured: Art Rios (Student Manager). Mavis Horn. Danny Harrell, tlla Hernandez. Jesse Rosales. Charles Rosales. Sun 4i STUDENT SERVICES Student Services personnel Walter Urban. Vice Presi- dent for Student Services! Rebecca Grcever. Associate Dean of the Students! Barbara Pentecost. Secretary for Student Services. 42 Adimnitiratwn Print Shop Managers • Johnnie and Connaliy Tibbst School Nurse - Melva Whartoni Dorm Supervisors - Ms. Sylvia Sapsky. Ms. Helen Emery. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, and new to McMurry. Mr. and Mrs. Germann. (not pictured) Sun 41 ___i CLASSES 8 111 1 oL' . ' . t,A SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Rosemary Abiia. Pecos Julie Barry. Abilene Ellen Basham. Galesburg It Butch Bearden. Abilene Jane Bearden. Abilene Paul Bellinger. Abilene Becky Boles. Winters Laura Boyer. Arlington Terri Brockman. Woodsom Fred Brown. Mathis Leslie Brown. Carrollton Dana Burleson. Anson Christy Burtner. Sunrise Beach Polly Campbell. Abilene Denise Carroll. Carlsbad NM Jenny Case. Hobbs NM Gary Chancellor. Tampa FI Kim Chau. Abilene Donny Crowson. Wilson Eddie Dake. Lewisville CIhwi 4? Jane Davenport. Tishomingo. OK Jana Peakins. Breckenridgc Rudi Pelpup. Fayetteville AR Roy lyn Dennis. Midland Deborah Dick. Abilene William Duke. Devine Sheryl Duke. Avoca Charles Durham. Abilene Shariene Folio. Odessa Matt Garcia. Sweetwater Rogelio Garcia. El Paso Leandro Gonzales. Lenorah Richard Gordon. Carrollton Ronda Gragg. Albequerque NM Beth Hamaty. Marble Falls Jonathan Flamilton. Albequerque NM Conrad Hamnc. Rotan Kent Harding. Texico NM Trey Harlin. Snyder Diana Harris. El Paso 4$ Smwri I Barbara Harrison. Abilene John Howard. Abilene harole Hollen. Katy Duke Hooien. Abilene John Horn. Springer NM Pam Horn. Graham Scharlyn Hudson. Haskell Sandy Hunter. Abilene Danny Hutchinson. El Paso Kara Jack. Albequerque NM Frank Jacks. Austin Efram Jackson. Burton Todd Jarrell. Richardson Willie Joe. Odessa Kevin Jordan. Abilene Natalie Jordan. Abilene Ron King. Irving Janet Klinker. Abilene George Lane. Abilene Dina Longmire. Abilene Srnwr 49 Angela McCall. Tuscola Sieve McClellan. Abilene Odell Majors. Levclland Francine Miller. Winters Jacqueline Moody. Killeen LaRenda Murphree. Mesquite Gina Nichols. Abilene Martin Olivares. San Antonio Violet Ortega. Abilene Debra Perkins. Abilene Stacia Pool. Abilene Abba Rabbam. Abilene Randy Rains. GatesviHe Todd Rasberry. Tye Nora Rawls. Fort Stockton Sharon Redman. Grand Prarie Rochelle Roberts. Faywood NM Suzannah Ruland. Buffalo Gap Bruce Schkade. Tehachapi. CA Stacy Seymore. Merkel 50 Semorc Mark Sharp. Abilene Sondra Simmons. Bolen, NM Brenda Smith. Blackwell Judy Smith. Abilene Sue Stanley. El Paso Kathy Stevenson. Abilene Martha Strickland. Abilene Damon Sypert. Abilene Maria Velasquez. Abilene Brian Walsh. El Paso Laurie Warren. Abilene Marie Weathersby. Roswell NM Mark White. Abilene Cathye Williams. Abilene Russell Woodall. Lancaster Nancy Wyrick. Abilene Don Abens. Houston Kathy Abernathy. Howe Sandra Acker. Abilene Deanna Adams. Dallas Kay Adkisson. Abilene Perry Adkisson. Abilene Alton Alldredge. Houston David Allen. Amarillo Sherie Alvarez. Abilene Dawn Anderson. Las Vegas NM William Anderson. Dayton Toby Andrus. Pampa Mary Lou Arellano. Abilene Kurt Ashmore. Hale Center C.J. Atkins. New Braunfels Jay Baccus. Anson Cheryl Bailey. Weatherford William Baker. El Paso Mike Balderrama. Tort Worth Robert Ballard. Rochester H Classes Ron Ballard. Rochester Brenda Barnes. Hereford Racharles Barnes. Denton Dierdre Barnett. Abilene Lucy Barnett. Dallas Trudi Bartlett. Sweetwater Kevin Bass. Spur Jeff Bateman. Los Alamos NM Kevin Bearden. Abilene Elizabeth Beaver. Holland Mariea Bellinger. Abilene Linda Benavidez, fcl Paso Glenn Bennett. El Paso Jan Bennett. Covington Ruth Betzold. Sugar Land Joel Black. Carrollton Jimmy Blanton. Abilene LaWanda Blaylock. Odessa Carolyn Bloom. Lubbock Mark Boase. Graham CU e 5J Stephanie Boaz. Breckenridge Reef Boler. Abilene Kelly Boling. Annapolis MP Christine Book. Hobbs NM Beatrice Bongiorno. Italy Kasey Bradley. Palhart Ponny Brady. Merkel Penise Bndwell. Portales NM Large numbers of incoming Freshmen break into small discussion groups during orientation. Jeff Brokovich. Burke VA Jonya Brooks. Seminole Paula Brooks. Bryson Poug Brown. Amarillo S4 Classes Scon Brown. Red Oak Tina Brown. Abilene Sharia Browning. Monahans Victor Bruns. Snyder Susan Bryan. Ptainview Wanda Buchanan. Texarkana Tim Burgess. Irving Jeff Burleson. Abilene Tony Burrow. Abilene C.B. Burns. Odessa Scott Calkins. Hereford Thomas Campbell. Houston Robert Carlson. Odessa Sharon Carr. Dallas Dawn Carroll. Anson Amy Carson. Las Cruces NM Beth Case. Pampa Mark Cason. San Antonio Jesse Chapa. Odessa Melissa Charlie. Gallup NM Shu-Mei Chen. Panama Tonia Clark. Plain view Jana Clayton. Abilene Luann Cockerell. Paint Creek Rick Coler. Irving Chris Collum. Wylie Melinda Collum. Wylie Martin Cooper. Roswell NM Kyle Corley. San Antonio Leslie Corley. San Antonio Stephanie Crain. San Antonio Todd Crawford. Midland Trent Cundieff. Irving Sheila Currie. San Jon NM Chris Cutler. Merkel Stuart Davenport. El Paso Patty Davis. Abilene Steve Davis. El Paso Scott Deardorff. Odessa Debra DeBusk. El Paso 56 Cb M t listening in with other freshmen at Orientation are Layna Jones. Laura Garcia, and Kevin Swanson. Deonn Deaton. Winters Kadra Deike. Boerne Tracey Dillard. Abilene Nick Dockum. Sweetwater Della Durham. Abilene Shara Eaton. Abilene Tisa Edmond. Gatesville Chesley Egan. Sugar land Clum J7 Monique Elias. Abilene Lisa Ellinger. Buffalo Gap Dona Ellon. Sachse Cynthia Evans. Abilene Paul Evans. Abilene Dusty Farmer. Merkel Lynda Felan. Crane Eric Fenstermacher. Bayfield CO Ginger Fisher. Abilene Gregory Fladeland. Temple Curtis Foote. Abilene Tricia Sherbert. Jenny Case. Lynn Hull and Michelle Pedersen find a place to sit and take in freshman orientation. 58 CU e Shirla Forrest. Odessa Samantha Franklin. Childress Gwen Fridel. Abilene Michelle Gager. Fiouston Dan Gainey. Lubbock Susan Gaona. Roby Laura Garcia. El Paso Debra Garza. Abilene Melie Garza. Marion Scott Gaskin. Fiouston Julie Gates. Moody Tommy Gatlin. Andrews Alan Gieb. Overton Patricia Gillespie. El Paso Kreg Gillispie. Borger Lynn Glaze. Coleman Dee Gonzales. Abilene Jeanette Gonzales. Del Rio Angie Grabowski. Abilene Dawn Graydon. Abilene Clattes M Colandra Green. Dallas Debra Griffin. Lamesa Alicia Grimes. Abilene Vangregory Grinnon. Panama City FL Bruce Groner. Abilene Joe Guajardo. Winters Mary Guthery. Oklahoma City OK Mary Gutierrez. Abilene Tracy Hagms. Midland Kim Hagood. Odessa Josephine Hah. Garland Lorie Hahn. Henderson Rhonda Haley. Texas City Tina Haley. Abilene 60 CUwrt Terry Hampton. Beaumont Viandv Hancock. Winter Paula Hanke. Cross Plain Stephanie Hansen. Abilene La Donna Hardee. Carrollton Jon Harruff. Dalhart Cameo Harvey. Abilene Robert Hatch. Rio Hondo Albert Hatcher. Oakwood James Hays. Lubbock Charles Heatherly. Abilene Harold Henager. Abilene Scott Hiatt. Alamogordo NM Timothy Hickey. Midland Greg Hickman. Whitesboro Richard Hick . Abilene John Hileman. Belton Todd Hill. Abilene Debbie Hoerster. Boerne Dan Holman. Canadian CU ei « Nancy Horwedd. Abilene Steven Howard. Midwest City OK Laurie Hay. Abilene Mintze Hsieh. Abilene Ruth Ann Hudson. Graham Lynne Hull. Taos NM Marjorie Hull. Taos NM Monica Hunsinger. Midland Carol Hutchins. Hughes Springs Emily Hutchinson. Austin Mike Hutchinson. El Paso Randy Irwin. Clyde Jennifer Isbell. Anson Mark Isbell. Anson Mary Ellen Jacques. Abilene Ronny Johns. Amarillo Jerry Jonas. Clyde Cole Jones. Euless J'layna Jones. Ennis Chris Joseph. Channelview 62 CU «e Bryan Kahl. Abilene Brad Kavlor. Alamogordo NM Nna Keesee. Abilene Leslie Kinlan. Albequerque NM Kim Kinsey. Albequerque NM Racharles Barnes, a member of Indian Insight discusses life at McM with an incoming freshman Beth Kirkpatrick. Abilene Sheri Kriewald. Marian Mark Knmm. King wood Kreg Kyle. Lubbock Joe Lackey. Waco Drew Lang. Duncanville Jennifer Lathrop. Boerne Pauline Lee. Hong Kong Valerie Lemon. Brownwood CUim 6) Miguel Lizarraga. El Paso Lisa Locker. Roswell. NM Brandi Locker. Justin Lorraine Lopez. El Paso Leslce Loving. Tuscola Mitchell Lowther. Abilene Lana Lykins. Breckenridge Amanda Me Cam. Ouanah Donna Me Carthney. Merkel Lynne Me Daniel. Abilene Andrea Me Gaughey. Wheeler Rhonda Me Gown. Brady Richard Me Go wan. Borger Ronald Me Gowan. Brady Jimmy Me Kean. Abilene Clyde Me Kensie. Wichita Tails Laura Leigh McLeod. StephenviUe Tom Me Leod. Stephenville Kristi Me Neely. Anson Vick Maldonado. Stamford 64 CUtwi Lee Maloney. Ft. Worth James Marts. Grahm Larry Martin. Abilene PriciBa Martin. Garland Frank Massey. Ft. Worth Debbie Mathis. El Paso Blessing Mboma. Albuquerque Jimmy Meeks. Datvart 5 One of Becki Middleton’s many responsibilities as a Resident Assistants in Goldstar includes working the front desk. Bid Mefford. Plano Renea Melton. Post Dianna Merry. Dallas Georgia Messenger. New Braunfels Lisa Metcalf. Aspermont Marc! Metzger. Stratford Becki Middleton. El Paso Shannon Miers. Abilene Tonya Miers. Abilene Jamie Miller. Alpine Steve Miller. Abilene Hollis Millikin. Abilene Kim Monroe. Abilene Maria Montes. El Paso John Monto. Spring Dam Moore. Dallas Marsha Moreland. Anson MicheBe Moreland. Lubbock Chris Morgan. Jay. OK David Morris. Abilenen Trent Morris. Tulia Suzie Morrison. Temple Mark Morrow. Corpus Christi 66 CImst Stefan Morrow. Richardson Manuel Munoz. El Paso Ronnie Munns. Baird Annette Musgrave. Abilene Catherine Murangi. Nairobi. Kenya Brad NaOey. Merkel Kimberly Nguyen. Midwest City. OK Dee Dee Nichols. Abilene Joanna Nichols. Abilene Joe Nichols. Big Lake Roberta Nicholson. Santa Rose. NM Randy Nix. Odessa Kim Oliver. Abilene Leiann Oliver. Abilene 67 Kerry Paiton. Roscoe Michelle Pederson. Greenville Shari Pedigo. Olathe. KS Mary Peterson. Hurst Registration can be an ordeal as Terry Everts and Bobbye Fry discuss which classes to take. Sean Polk. Abilene Becky Phillips. Coleman Carl Piel. Abilene Chris Pitman. Abilene Garrett Pittenger. El Paso Angela Pittman. Houston Jose Padilla. Ft. Worth Ben Parhan. Abilene Beth Park man. Las Cruces. NM Pat Parsons. Heights Forms, forms, and still more forms. Fafl registration can be both tiring and frustrating. Chris Porter. Cross Plains Ronny Powell. Merkel Cindy Powers. Houston Steven Queen. El Paso Kathy Rabd. Abilene Patrick Rabel. Abilene Kelly Raiole. Miami. FL Sue Raszewski. South Hadley. MA Michael Ray. Bay City Janet Raysby. Garlamd Toni Raysby. Garland Robin Re d. Abilene Cl 69 Debbie Reeve, Eriona Nora Reyes. El Paso India Reynolds. Abilene Diann Rifle. Stratford Scott Riggins. Hawley Marin Rios. El Paso Jimmy Roberts. Carlsbad. NM Israel Robledo. Midland Waiting in long lines becomes a semesterly event as both new and returning students find patience is a virtue. Annemarie Rodriguez. Copperas Cove Chuy Rodriguez. El Paso Danny Rodriguez. Phillips Liza Rodriguez. Coint 70 Cli«« Lourdes Rodriguez. Dallas Leslie Rogers. Breckenridge Risa Romero. Killeen Lisa Ross. Abilene Doug Runkles. Midland Jenna Russell. KerrviHe Rebecca Sander. Dallas Rick Sanders. Abilene Debra Sayler. NoianviBe Wayne Schmoker. Vernon Pam Scott. Sweetwater Margaret Saboleh. Sierra Leone Jell Sellars. Abilene Sheryl SeHman. Mart Beth Shaffer. Abilene Susie Sharp. Abilene Jeff Sheppard. King wood Trisha Sherbert. Lamesa Lola Shields. Abilene Vickie Shields. Abilene 7| Elizabeth Shoemake. Pyote Trissa Shott. Lawn kelly Shrode. Ouitto. Ecuador Joel Shuler. Abilene Bryan Simpson. Deming. NM David Simpson. Abilene Alison Smith. Plano Glenna Smith. Carrollton John Smith. Boerne Marla Sneed. Cedar Hill Charles Snedden. Abilene Debra Spegal. Waco Virginia Stakes. San Antonio John Starbuck. Merkel Martha Stone. Irving Clay Stribling. Dawn Joe Stuart. Forney Penny SuNivan. Ft. Worth Padmaia Sunkavallt. Hamlin James Swoopes. Brownfield 71 Geoffrey Tadda. Pittsburgh. PA Sherry Tatum. Georgetown Amy Taylor. Wichita Falls Mark Taylor. Denton Colleen Tedford. Corpus Christi Mike Tedford. Abilene Michelle Templeton. Abilene Chris Terry. Meadow James Thomas. Ft. Hood Bobbie Thompson. Hamlin Kieth Thompson. Odessa Marylynn Thompson. Plainview Sarah Thompson. Arlington Jan Tucker. Keller Juli Unger. El Paso Mary Urban. Abilene Mario Valenzuela. Pasadena Kim Viltanuava. Abilene James Wagstaff. AMine Paul Walker. El Paso Cluwi 71 Sandy Walker. Rowlett Jacqueline Ward. El Paso Lincoln Ward Dallas Tammy Warlick. Hawley Sharon Washington Dyess Kurt Watkins. Ft. Worth Sharon Weaver. El Paso Sherri Weisenhorn. Dumas Monty Wheeler. Canadian Todd Whisenhunt. Abilene Rhonda White. Coppell Sandra White. Rio Rancho. NM Heather Whitehead. Abilene Jack Whiteley. McGregor Cherie Williams. Celburne Darrell Williams. Abilene Jennifer Williams. Anson Laurie Williams. Abilene Lisa Williams. De Leon Amy Wlnans. Owego. NY ?4 Cutset Manon Williams. Wichita Falls Malinda Williams. Portland Shirley WiHiams. Albany Mara Williamson. Princeton Angela Wilson. Abilene Parker Wilson. Merkel Becky Winkels. Anson Jeanne Winkels. Anson Stormy Wood. Abilene Kefly Woodruff. Coleman Matt Woodruff. Colorado Springs. CO Leslie Word. El Paso John Wright. AmtriHo Travis Wright. Lufkin Larry Wydermyer. Waco Thomas Young. Tahoka Grace Zepeda. San Antonio Sandra ZoBer. Bedford Cbim 75 Convocation, Studio MCM, Slime Photo by Pniwn Syprn ?6 Acttvitie mmm Olympics, Sing Song, Drama: HOW TO SUCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING MARK TWAIN LITTLE SISTER SCAPINO FALL RUSH Aciivitm 77 CONVOCATION - A NEW BEGINNING Each year Dr. Thomas Kim extends a warm welcome to the new and return- ing students of McMurry College. The Convocation plays an important role in each semester It is one of the few times in which Dr. Kim has the entire student body together. He takes the opportunity to extend a unique McMurry Welcome and gives help ful advice to the new students. Dr. Kim has spoken about social integrity and how McMurry College has developed through the years since it was found- ed. Dr. Kim also stresses the idea of the liberal arts education and an education founded upon a core curriculum. But most of all Dr. Kim extends a welcome which demonstrated what McMurry is all about — Unity and the idea of a higher school of education and oppor- tunity. Convocation 9 Stud MCM 81 SLIME OLYMPICS During the MeMurry tradition of sliming , the freshmen went head-on against the upperclassmen in various sporting events. Everyone had fun while participating in sack races, egg tosses, and the exciting tug-o-war. This yearly event, sponsored by the cheerleaders, lets the fresh- men get acquainted with the upperclassmen as well as the faculty. This event also helped the freshmen be- come involved in MeMurry activities. 13 HOLIDAYS The 61st annual Sing Song, sponsored by TIP. was held on Sunday. February 2. The event, dedicated to Coach Odenwald. was a great success as everyone who attended enjoyed themselves. Sing Song is an event in which members of the men and women’s social clubs get together and perform skits and dances under a chosen theme. This year's theme. ’’Holidays” saw acts such as July 4th. St. Patricks Day. and New Year's Eve. The overall winners of the competi- tion were Theta Chi Lambda, who saluted Vet- erans Day. Theta Chi also received the award for Best Costume. Best Music went to Makona while HEI and IHR were given best Choreogra- phy. 84 Sing Song SING SONG Love The men of IHR contemplate the next line of their Valentine Day skit. The men of Makona |am with their New Year fcve nationwide celebra- tion TIP provided between kit entertainment. Dr. Morri Baker did a fine job a MC for the 1985 86 Sing Song. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . McMurry’s first musical the- atre production in several years, won rave reviews from critics all over Abilene. Direc- tor Philip Craik and his cast carried off the story line with graceful ease. The 3-hour long show ran four evening showing and one matinee. The fast-paced comedy was en- hanced by the excellent choreography or- chestra music, and vocal performances by the cast. This year's theatre company was something that all of McMurry should have taken pride in. Their hard work really paid off. 90 Aciivit 9 Mark Twain is alive and well and visited Abilene on October 10. 1985. Television personality Ken Richters brought his one-man show Mark Twain on Tour to the campus of McMurry College, and was a suc- cess. A familiar face to television audi- ences around the country, he has performed in films and on a number of network television shows. Some of Mr. Richter's recent credits in- clude The Dawn of Summer. Happy Days. Search for Tomor- row. and Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye” for NBC Television. He has ap- peared as Mark Twain for ATfcT. on the Public Broadcasting System, and before Members of the Con- gress in Washington. D.C. Mark T wain 93 I UM LITTLE SISTER” Anoth I tie Sister Another McMurry success story. Lit- tle Sister is a production that took off in leaps and bounds! Little Sister. written by Stuart and Carolyn Purdy Gordon is rich with romance, murder, mystery, double-crosses, and love triangles set in the milieu of Hollywood glamour and decadence. This production took place in Ryan Tine Arts December 4-7 at 8 00 p.m. The cast consisted of: Phillip Marlowe played by Stuart Davenport; Orfamay Quest. Beth Kirkpatrick; George W. Hicks. Andy Meiron; Mavis Weld; Leatrice Caffey; Dr. Vincent LaGardie. Ronny Powell; Lieuten- ant Christy Trench. Joe Searcy; Tred Bei fus. Mark Krimm. and many others. 94 little Sitter link Si ter 95 Scapino was one oI two plays performed in Ihe fad semester. It was presented in mid Octo ber. Scapino was directed by Phillip Craik. Assis tant Professor of Communications and Theatre, and scenic and lighting design was by Charles HukiH. Assistant Professor of Theatre and Dwec tor of Technical Theatre. The play is a modern day adaption of Moliere's comedy Les Fourberies de Scapin (The Double Dealings of Scapin) by Frank Dunlop, a founder of the Young Vic Theatre in London, and Jim Dale, a popular British stage performer, an experimental production for the Young Vic Company in 1975. It was enormously successful and was brought to New York the same year where it received an equal degree of critical acclaim. The original version was no success in 1671. Based on plot devices, characters and concepts of the Italian commedia ded'arte. Scapin repre sented one of Moliere's attempts to win public favor over a rival group of Italian comedians. Mo here's patron. King Louis XIV. withdrew his sup port in 1672 because of political and religious in trigues against Mohere. After a short, disappoint mg run in repertory. Scapin' was not performed again until after Moliere's death, when it became a success and remains to this day one of the delights of the repertoire of the Corned e Fran coise. The plot concerns love starved young men. swooning young ladies, boisterous fathers, family honor, mistaken identity, threats to life and limb. ca|olery and chicanery This wildly funny comedy is set in the present, in a cafe bar at the side of the dock in Naples. feapm 7 A SLIME SIR, IS SO LOW SIR.. Ask any freshman on campus how low a slime 15 and he'll tell you A Slime Sir is 0 lo Sir that he can sit on the curb and dangle his feet Sir. and not even touch the groumf Sir ” Slimming 1 |ust one of the many parts of fresh man Orientation. The students participate in an all da seminar where they learn about everyth mg from how to manage classes to school spirit. The students are broken into groups and then guided through the many activi ties by the members of Indian In sight, tven though the group last one day. the students begin to experience part of the family atmosphere we have at McMurry College W IiiiIwk-ii Or hiii-in. ” FALL RUSH A s another opportunity for pledg mg. the fall Rush take place every (all in September. The Fall Rush pledging season is started by Tea Parties where perspective pledges get acquainted with all the clubs and their members This is followed by Coke Parties in which perspec- tive pledges get together with each specific club and meet member of the social club Alter several weeks of pledging, many if not all. will be come member of their chosen club tjSRuOt IW.IS ucwrj q oioq.j GREEKS £ ORGANIZATIONS AYA, DBE, Gamma Sigma, Pi Phi, TCL, TIP, Interclub, Pledges, HEI, IHR, Ko Sari, Makona, XO, RaAtum, MSG, Band, Chanters, Indian Insight, APO, CLF, FCA, WW, Alpha Chi, Model UN, BBB, KDS, Pi Kappa Delta, SEA, Business Club, Delta Omicron, Phi mm ' 8 till Mu Alpha, Totem. . . OtfinitMwm 10 ALPHA PSI ALPHA Becky Abens. First Vice- President Pledge Mistress Kasey Bradley. Chaplain Lisa Clark Suzan Collins. Sponsor Mary Daniel. Sponsor Sheryl Duke. President Dona Elton. Homecoming Chairman Michelle Gager Jeanette Gonzales. Reporter 102 Oeek r Rita Thedford. Sponsor Rhonda White. Parliamentarian Angie Wilson Angela Pittman. Recording Secretary Kathy Rabel Nora Rawls. Intramural Representative Israel Robledo. Sweetheart Beth Shaffer. Second Vice- President Alison Smith. Sing Song Chairman Debbie Spegal. Historian Sue Stanley. Interclub Representative Denise Sutton Over the last few years. Alpha Psi Alpha has consistently grown to become one of the largest social clubs on campus. With such a large mem bership. activities were always well attended and well supported. One of the main fund raisers for the year was the Crafts Bazaar held at Christmas time. This was the second year this sale was held, and. once again, it proved to be very popular. Other activities Alpha Psi participated in during the year included intramurals. Sing Song, a hayr ide and picnic, and a golf mixer with Ko Sari. Gcrrtt 103 DELTA BETA EPSILON Delia Beta Epsilon, a very active women's club, was very busy during the 1985-86 school year. In addition to active participation in Tipi Village at Homecoming, the club sold mums, boutonnieres, and garters decorated in maroon and white. As another fund raiser. Delta Beta rocked away the morning and afternoon during their Rockathon held on the yard In front of the cafeteria. In intramural football competition the club finished in second place and participated m other intramu- ral events as well. Dee Gonzales. Social Chairman Leslie Goodin. Parliamentarian Rhonda Gragg. Vice-President Homecoming Leslie Brown. Vice-President Pledging Julie Gates. Chaplain Nancy Faulkner. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Frances Hemann. Sponsor Mrs. Clyde Harrington. Sponsor KM wMi VH Lee Maloney. Treasurer Sharon Rodman. Photographer Historian Sherri Weisenhorn. Interclub Representative Keith Wood. Key Man Diann Rifle. Marshal Stacy Seymore. President Ann Liprie Spence. Sponsor Grcrit 1C GAMMA SIGMA Gusto! 50 years of True Blue! was the motto for Gamma Sigma this year on the McMurry campus. The club is a small one. but big in activities. They are very active in Intra- murals. Tipi Village and the Phone-a-thon. Members of this club are very different as individuals, but they share a common bond as club sisters to prove that Diamonds are For- ever.” Stacy Brown. Secretary Colandra Green Paula Hanke. Interclub Rep. LaDonna Hardee. Chaplina Beatrice Boniorno. Marshall Historian Reporter Wayne Johnson. Sweetheart D6 Gffrt Beth Kirkpatrick President Sing- Song Vice- President Pauline Lee Lourdes Rodriguez Mane Weathersby. Vice-President of Banquet Wfrti io? PI DELTA PHI Lucy Barnett. T reasurer Helen Blackburn. Sponsor Becky Boles. Associate Member Melissa Charlie. Corresponding Secretary Tonja Clark. Chaplain DeOnn Deaton. Interclub Representative Shara Eaton. Recording Secretary Shirla Forrest. Pledge Mistress Beth Hamaty. Pi Phi Mom Debby Hoerster. Corresponding Secretary ice wfrti Lana Whiteley. Spon of Cathye Williams. Historian DeAnne Shipp. First Vice- President Homecoming Sondra Simmons. President Martha Stone. Second Vice- President Rush Corky Swanson. Sponsor Lisa Fllinger Jones. Parliamentarian Vicki Layton. Historian Francine Miller. Intramural Representative In over twenty years of existence at Me Murry. Pi Phi has become a strong women s club and an active participant in many activities. For the first lime in the history of the club. Pi Phi walked away with first place honors in the Homecoming Tipi Competition. As a protect for the school, they completely repainted the stands at Indian Stadi urn. With the money they received for the pro- ject. the club made a donation to the Civil Air Patrol in memory of Raymond Boyt. the deceased husband of former sponsor Sherolyn Vasque: Boyt. Pi Phi also participated in intramurals and Sing Song. Oret 09 — THETA CHI LAMBDA Sandra Acker Deanna Adams Kay Adkisson Brenda Barnes Trudi Bartlett Mariea Bellinger Doug Brown Susan Bryan Polly Campbell Denise Carroll Jenny Case Jane Davenport 110 Greeks Dawn Mane Graydon Pam Horn Kara Jack Kim Kinsey Leslee Loving Blessing Mboma Angela McCall Laura Leigh McLeod Becki Middleton Joanna Nichols Beth Parkman Pug Parris Mary Kay Swift Jan Tucker Jackie Ward Lisa Williams Jeanne Winkels Leslie Word Theta Chi Lambda, one of the youngest social clubs at McMurry. enjoyed a very active school year. In the Homecoming Tipi Competi- tion. Theta Chi placed second. At Christmas, the club constructed a lifesize Christmas card to be placed in Wah Wahtaysee Park wishing Happy Holidays to everyone. Also, during this season, they worked as volunteers at the State School. Some of their other activities included a fall picnic, mixers with Makona and Ko Sari, dances. Sing Song, and in- tramur als. Hi TIP Amy Dwirc Lisa Lady Diana Harris Jan Legg Rochelle Roberis Heather Whitehead ID orcei T.I.P. started out this year as a very small club with only three members, but when Fall Pledging was over, it had grown to a membership of eight. It is still the smallest women's club on campus, but it is rich in tradition and it is growing as well As it has done in previous years. T.I.P. hosted Sing Song, with this year's theme being Holidays . They also participated in Homecoming activities and continue to remain involved in campus events. it ni WOMEN’S INTERCLUB Women's Interclub is a group comprised of the Presi- dent and Interclub Representative of each social club. Under the sponsorship of Dean Becky Greever. they elect their own officers and serve as the governing body for all Social Club Activities. They also play an extremely active role in both the Tall and Spring Rush Teas. IH Grrrii 1985-86 WOMEN’S INTERCLUB ALPHA PSI ALPHA PI DELTA PHI SHERYL DUKE ANGIE WILSON SONDRA SIMMONS DEONN DEATON DELTA BETA EPSILON THETA CHI LAMBDA STACY SEYMORE SHERRI WEISENHORN MARY KAY SWIFT JANE DAVENPORT GAMMA SIGMA TIP I BETH KIRKPATRICK PAULA HANKE ROCHELLE ROBERTS LAURA BOYER SPONSOR: DEAN BECKY GREEVER Greek W5 SPRING PLEDGES Delta 8 1 Tim Edmond, lit Ro . Sherry T tum. Chen Wiliim ko Sari Alton ANdredg . Toby Andrus. Joel Black Rea Boler. Dully farmer. Grog Madeland. Scon Gaskin. kreg G'Oispi . C H Pid. Rick S nd rt. Jeff Solor . Moo io Wheeler. P rkor Wilson HEI inot pictured' Kevin B l. Donny Brader. Jell Brokovich. Donny Sc Crouton. Chris Cutler. Scon Hull. D n Kimmot. Richard MeGowen. Scon Hull. D«n Kimmoi. Richard Me Go wen. Tom Mcletd. Hill MeMord. Tim Powd. Brian Simp on. Joe Stewart. Jam Swoop . Brad Taylor Alpha P i Alpha C. 8 Burn . Cameo Harvey. Lorraine lope . Mandy McCain. Dianna Merry. Nora Reyei. Annemane Rodrigue;. Jenna Ru el. Sarah Tltompson. Mary Urban Makona Jimmy 81anton. Jeff Burloton. Jon Harrulf. Jamei Hayes. Bryan Kahl. Mark Morrow 116 Greek Gamma Sigma Shu Mei Chen. Catherine Mwangi IIS Orcrkc ALPHA SIGMA The 86 member of Alpha Sigma included David CuUison. Rand Marian. Chri Joseph. Mary l vnn Thompson (Sweelheari . Jeff SchLapp. and Imcoln Ward Alpha Sigma was one of the men’s social clubs visible on campus this year. Many of their members were athletes and therefore they actively participated in intramural competition with enthusi- asm. Greek 119 Billy Baker Rob Ballard Butch Bearden Rob Carlson Mark Cason Marty Cooper 130 Greei Eia Epsilon Ida. known on campus as HEI. is one of the fastest growing ebbs on campus. They take pride in their undefeated champion- ship record in intramural football and volley ball, and participate in such activities as Phone a-thon. Sing Song. and Homecoming. Members are involved in every facet of McMurry life and they contribute to local orga- nizations annually. Offrt 131 IHR IHR it a very active club on campus. Many of their members are also football players, but this does not prevent them from being involved in Intramurals and Sing Song. They even take time out of their busy schedules every year to host the annual IHR Spook House for Halloween in the basement of Radford. 133 Gffrt IHR this year was made up of Make Brewster. Scott Brown. Tim Burgess. Tony Bustamante. Bobby Campbell. Geoff Pur den. Chuck Gal- breath (Associate Member). Van Gregory. Kent Harding. Trey Harlin. Bob Hatch. Efram Jackson. Willie Joe. Ron King. Joe Lackey. James Lantrip. Larry Martin. Tracy Murph ree. Brad Nalley. Hunter Ohlen (In terclub Representative). Sam Pledg er. Tony Ouitta (Big Chief). Derek Robbins. Bruce Schrode. Alvin Skra banek (Secretary). Jeff Spear (Intra mural Representative). Geoff Tadda (Treasurer). Kevin Walker (Senior Big Chief). Kevin Whaley. Terry Wheeler. Russell Woodall. Keith Woods, and Billy Yates. 03 Kt mVS OM Ko Sari member were seen all over campus this year as they par ticipated in Homecoming's Tipi Vil- lage and Sing Song. Although their pledge season was considerably shorter than usual this spring, they gained several pledges to increase their already large size and diverse personalities. Greek 05 The 1985 86 member oI ko Sari were (led to Right Row I Sean Pope. Todd Hil. Dr Morn Baker (Sponsor i. Pat Par on. Row 3 Mark libefl. Davtd Allen. Mark White. Eddie Harriton (Sponsor). Row 3 Mark Boa e. Malt Woodrull. kevin Jordan. Row 4 Alan Daggett. Conrad Hamnc. Row 5 Rick Coler. Doug Brown. Ed Withcamper (ko Sari' E l Grand Sovereign! MAKONA Jack Bmhrhofl PjiiI iv«ns funk Jack l rk knmm IX- Grwk Makona ha grown tremendously in the past lew year to become one of the moil active men' club . A a club, they are involved in many activi- ties including Intramural . Phone-a-thon. Home- coming. and several other . The group i full of individuals, but they pull together when it come to their club. Sieve Gueen Je u Rodrigue: tavlor Pawl Walker Greei Q7 xo Chi Omicron. boner known as XO. is very visible on campus. Throughout the year they can be seen participating in several events such as Tipi Village. Intramurals, and others. Nevertheless, they maintain their individuality by being active on their own in other organizations on campus. Kevin Burke Jesse Chap Scott Deardorff Steve Howard Manny Munoz Israel Robledo Winston Whitt itt Gffrt 09 Member of Ra-Atum for 1986-1’ included (left to Right) Marion Wiliam .Kim Monroe. LaWanda Blaylock. Sharon Carr. Colandra Green. Chri Joseph, and Roberta Nicofson Not pictured Rhonda Haley. Anthony Hunt. Reverend Johnnie Kahi. OdeM Majors. Blessing Mboma. Clyde McKmzie. Liza Rodriguez. Darrefl Wiliams, and Larry Wydemeyer Ra-Atum is a small service club on the McMurry campus, but despite their numbers, they are very active. They have existed only a few years, but have gained wide- spread recognition among the students at McMurry. This club sponsored dances in order to raise funds for various service projects which they undertook. During Black History Week, the group sponsored a lec- ture open to all who wished to attend. They also gave samples of various foods in the campus center — a wel- come treat for many. 130 Organization iciiiom 1 T w officer of Ra Alum for 19 5 6 were a foRow (left lo Right) I a Wanda Blaylock. Hiitonan, Kim Monroe. Secretary, Chri Joteph. Vice Pre«idem •nd Treaturer. and Colandra Green. Prendent M.S.G MSG. the McMurry Student Government, if the primary link between the student body and the administration. They meet weekly to discuss various sub- jects which may affect the stu- dents and openly publicize the minutes of these meetings as an effort to keep the student body informed. They also play an ini- tial role in the organization of many social activities. MSG makes lime lor a picture at Or Kim house. Senior Class Senators pictured were Brian Walsh of El Paso. Kara Jack of Albuquerque. NM. and Rudi Pelpup of fayettevile. AK. MSG Officer were Leslie Word ol II Paso. Mark Junior Class Senator pictured were I isa Wiliam ol Deleon. Becky Aben of Houston. Leslie word of Taylor ol Denton. Douf Brown of AmariHo. Mike El Paso, and Doug Runkles of Midland Hutchison of El Paso, and Rob Ballard of Roches ter 132 Organiiations Sophomore CUlt Senator pictured were I ynda I clan ol Crane. Chuy Rodriguei oI El Pa o. Racharte Bar ne ol Denton. Brenda Bar ne ol Denton. Steve Queen ot El Pa o. and Beth Packman ol la Cruce . NM Supreme Court were Rhonda Gragg ol Albuquerque. NM. Steve Davi ol El Pa o. Conrad Hamric ol Rotan. and Sue Standey ol El Pa o Organization 133 fre hman Cla Senator were Greg Eladeland ol Temple. Debbie Reeve ol Eriona. Dea Dea Nichol ol Abilene. Juli Unger ol El Pa o. Ke y S hr ode ol Quito. Equador. and Rick Sander ol Abilene MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND The 1985 £6 members of the Indian Band were David Allen. Lucy Barnett. Joel Black Catherine Blackketier. I a Wand Blaylock. Bee Boier. fred Brown. Victor Brunt. Tim Burge . CB Burn . Tonp Clark. Chrt Collum. Melinda Collum. ChrH Culler. Scott Deardorfl. DeOnn Deaton. Martin Dia:. Max Pobb . Bill Duke. Terry I vert . Laura Garcia. Shane GiBey. kreg Giinpie. Angelia Greer, loo Hahn. Dee Hair grove. Randy Haye . Sheri Haye . Jame Hay . John Hiieman. Debby Hoerster. Dan Holman. Jame Hopper. Aimee Hurst. Carlton Jone . JTayna Jone . Bryan kahl. Greg kemp. Anthony Krukowski. Jane krukowtki. kreg kyle. Drew Lang, lira lope:. Bey lope:. John McIntyre. Richard McGowan. Bril Mel lord. Rene Melton. Dianna Merry. Becki Middleton. Jackie Moody. Suxie Morrison, leiann Oliver. Ben Parham. Pat Parson . Michelle Peder •on. Jeff Pope. Mike Power. Cynthia Power . Annemane Rodrigue:. Je u Rodri gue:. Li:a Rodrigue:. Tim Ruland. Scott Sanford. Sheryl Setman. Beth Shaffer. Patrick Shaffer. Patricia Sherbett. lota Shield . DeAnne Shipp, kefly Shrode. John Smith. Debbie Spegal. Clay Striblmg. Penny Sulivan. Kevin Swanson. Amy Taylor. Brad Taylor. Jimmy Thomas. Juli Unger. Mario Valenzuela. Paul Walker. Rodney Weldon. Sandy White. Cherte Wiliams. Amy Winan . David Wishart. Malt Woodrulf. and Grace Zepeda The band perform in the stands at one the Me Murry footbal game 114 Organizations The MeMurry Band had a busy year in both their Marching and Concert seasons. They came to school early in order to prepare for the West Texas Tair Parade and for the many halftime shows which they would perform at the home games. Once football season was over the band was not left idle. They gave numerous concerts on their Spring Tour with Pueblo. Colora do as their final destination. The 198 86 MeMurry Band Officer mere Terry Everts. Paul Wa er. Sheri Have . Randy Hayes. Tonia Clark. Jimmy Robert , and Pan Holman The band marc he on ai ihe Weil Teva fair Parade Director Tommy Fry watches the band in re hearsai from the stands Organization 1)5 Tho 1965 86 f lag Corps pictured consisted of Tonja Clark. CVOnn Deaton. Jackie Moody. Molon Blackburn, and I a Wanda Blaylock. Noi pictured Bocki MlddlOIOfl Tho (965 66 T wirier s were Dobby Moor «lor of Boor no and J'layna Jones of Ennis 136 Organizations JAZZ BAND The Sc Jj;: Band wa made 14 ol CB Burn . Ton|a Clark. Chm Colkim. Terry tvori . Tom Tairli (Director . Randv Have . Sheri Haye . John Hileman Dan Holman. Aimee Hur t. Drew Lang. John McIntyre. Mike Power. Patrick Shatter. Kevin Swan on. Juli Unger. Mario Valeniuela. Paul Walker and Rodney Weldon The Ja:: Band practice lor their tow The 1985 86 Jazz Band gave college series credit per for mances in both the fall and the spring, as well as several other performances including their an nual |azz tour. This year the group gained several new players in order to maintain their stan- dards of excellence. Organisation IJ CHANTERS The CKinirr performed «I Cooper High School in preparation lor lheir pr ing lour Chanters were seen regularly around campus wearing their choir uniforms this year. This was due to their extensive per formance schedule of concerts around Abilene. Of course, all of these were In preparation for their 1986 Spring Tour to Dallas and the area surrounding the me- troplex Along with their new director. Mr George Biffle. they represented McMurry College well. frank Jack and Jenny Ciw rang ith the chow Ilf Organization Riffle direct the choir in rehcjrt.it The choir ang .11 Convocation in September MO Organization Chjntrr are Mjiting to txgin OrgMMXJlKMH 141 INDIAN INSIGHT Risj Romero .'nd Brian U a( h otxerve the fernviiiei at ihe AH School Picnic The 1985-86 members of Indian Insight were Becky Abens. Racharles Barnes. Kasey Bradley. Doug Brown. Leslie Brown. Sheryl Duke. Susan Bryan. Thomas Campbell. Mark Cason. Paul Evans. Julie Gates. Lynn Glaze. Dee Gonzales. Jeanette Gonzalez. Lynne Hull. Beth Kirkpatrick. Mark Knmm. Laura Leigh McLeod. Hollis Milllkln. Jackie Moody. Manny Munoz. Gina Nichols. Stacy Nowlin. Beth Parkman. Steve Queen. Jimmy Roberts. Risa Romero. Alison Smith. Jan Tucker. Brian Walsh. Heather Whitehead. Angie Wilson. Jeanne Winkels. Leslie Word. Thomas Young, and Joanna Nichols. M2 Orgjniutwn Indian Insight Is a vital part of the McMurry cam- pus. Their responsibilities begin with the first day of the year when they welcome freshmen to McMurry and help them become familiar with college life. They also help encourage students to choose McMurry for academic enrichment and participate in Student Preview weekends. RjcKmW Barnet fcaMS on a watermelon tlice at the picnic Ant;ic Wilton Intent carcfudv at Irethman Orientation. Organization! M3 ALPHA PHI OMEGA APO Pledget make ptan l one ol their pledge meeting . future member li len attentively President Warh Taylor tel about the chib at an introductory meeting 144 Organizations Alpha Phi Omega is a national coed service fraternity. The Omi- cron Delta Chapter is located here at McMurry and is now on the move. Over the past few years the club has grown and built up greatly and has become increasingly active. The group was involved in the Clean and Proud protect for the City of Abilene thru which they cleaned the area around the campus once a month. At their sectional last year they were chosen to host the Section 40Conference this year. Al- though the turn-out was small, the conference was a success. The 198V86 members pictured ot Alpha Phi Omrfj wore James Hayes. Anna Thomas (Sponsor). Bryan Kahl. Pebbie Spegal Jesse Chapa. Jell Burleson. Pianna Merry. Chuy Rodriguez. Brenda Barnes. Cameo Harvey. Mark Taylor. Annemarie Rodrigue:. Tonia Clark. Chris Coium. CB Burns. Melinda Coflum. Cherie Vtililiams. Sherri Vleisenhorn. ami Beth Shaller McMurry's Omicron Della Chapter displays their awards and certilicates I or all to see Pledges wait lor their meeting to begin Orgam:attons 145 CHRISTIAN LIFE FELLOWSHIP The CLF Officer for I9 S6 were Jam MiBer. Laura Leigh McLeod. Mark hrimm. Sue Stanley. Mark Taylor. Him hm ey. and Jenny Ca e Christian Life Fellowship CLF). is a large group on campus. They strive to spread God's love on campus and to the surrounding community Under the sponsor- ship of Campus Minister Johnnie kahl. they play a key role in College Worship and other activities. Johnnie hahl explain Clf lo mtere led «tudeni 146 Organisation FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA consisted ol Jo AviIj. Chris Joseph. Mvk krinwn. Nod lemond. Monty Whrcter. Ruth Ann Hudson, Kevin Rear den Robfev Campfce . and Jack Whitdy The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Is a group of students who meet regularly. The group on campus is a part of the national FCA and contrary to the name implies. It is not limited to athletes, anyone interested can join. Organization 147 Wah U ahtaysee was composed of (Left to Right i Row I Carol Stein. Cherie Williams. Beth Kirkpatrick. Samantha franklin, Row 3 Lisa Hughes (Sponsor). Jackie Moody. Laurie Warren, and Lynn Haggard (Sponsor). When ti was formed. Wah Wahtaysee was a drum and bugle corps, but over the years It has developed into a service organization for women. Even with a small group, they manage to help at various school functions by passing out programs and giving students the cards to fill out for College Series credit, and by providing the totem pole for Tipi Village. MS Organizations ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi is a very prestigious national honor society and one of the highest academic goals of some students at McMurry The James Winford Hunt Chapter of Alpha Chi is here at McMurry and includes both students and fac- ulty. Eligible for this group is the top 10 percent of the |unior and senior classes and final election depends upon character and scholarship Alpha Chi included (lelt 10 Righll Row I Duke Hooien. CV Jo Stamey. Row 3 Drew Lang. Dr Robert Sledge. Bernard lee. Jr., Row 3 Sherry Theiten. Joe Dunne. Della Durham. Tri «a Shell. Row ■ Dona Elion, Ty fcerley. Rodi Delpup. Nila Kee ee, Row S Sue Stanley and laura leigh Mcleod Organisation 149 MODEL U.N. Mode! United Nations is a group of political science stu- dents who |oin together to find out |ust how nations that are members of the United Nations operate. They attended a Model United Nations of the Southwest meeting at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Oklahoma, representing delegations from the Soviet Union. Turkey, and the United Kingdom, in order to ap- ply their knowledge. Sponsor Mike El-Attrache Soviet Union Head Delegate. Lee Maloney Bill Baker C.B. Burns Alan Daggett Stuart Davenport Turkey Head Delegate. Mark El-Attrache Becky Abens Patrick Shaffer Rhonda White Angie Wilson United Kingdom Head Delegate. Thomas Young Kay Amerine Todd Hill Vicki Layton Georgia Messenger Michael Ray 150 Organizations I BETA BETA BETA The 198$ 6 Bela Bela Beta member were (Left to Right) Shari Thei en. Dona Elton. Ty Kerley. Kim Nguyen. Dela Durham. Krin Otto I Sponsor I. Martha Strickland. Dr Benjamin Pilcher (Sponsor). Dr. Clark Beasley (Sponsor). Jimmy Robert , and Dr Richard Moore (Sponsor I. Beta Beta Beta is a national honor society which acknowl- edges students who excel in the study of biology and in biological research. The Pi Beta Chapter, founded in 1979. is located at McMurry. The Beta Beta Beta ollicer were Dona Elton. Ty Kerley. and Martha Strickland Organizations 151 KAPPA DELTA SIGMA Kappa Delta Sigma it a group con- titling of students pursuing careers in church-related fields. They meet regularly to study Christian minis- try and grow closer together. In ad- dition. they are vital parts of the Thursday morning College Worship services. Trodi Bartlett and Glenn Bennett provided «pecial mu ic for the banquet Dr Stamev prerent a scholarship to jenny Ca e at the banquet Dr Monk display a plaque ol cholar hip recipient . 152 Organization Member pictured tte Kim Kinsey (Secretary). Stuart Davenport. Bill Duke (Vice Prendent). Parker Wilton, and Sandra Harper (Coach Sot pictured are Terry Hampton. Andy Miron, and Doug Oertli (Prendent). Pi Kappa Della is a national honor society for students who excel in the area of forensics. The Texas Alpha Gam- ma Chapter was organized in 1967 at McMurry. The na tional group has as its goals to promote scholarship, intel- lectual and personal development, and to recognize out- standing contributions in the field of public speaking. Orgjnujtiom IS J IH Organization I BUSINESS CLUB The 19 5 86 business Club consisted ol (tell to Right • Rack Rot Scotty Reasonover. Matt Garcia. Mari Roasc. Mari Taylor (Chaplain i. Ktm Monroe Ton Hamilton (Vice President). James Marrs (Treasurer). Dr Ronald Presley iSponsor •. Jacite Stowe (Sponsor). Front Rot Josephine Hah. lisa Jones Dianna Merry (Secretary). laRenda Murphree (President). Camellia Childress (Social Chairman , and Denise Bridutefl Several business students this year were members of the McMurry Business Club. They met to exchange and obtain information concerning the business world and lis- tened to a variety of speakers. Topics included marketing, accounting, personnel management, interviewing, adver- tising. legalities, and several others. Organizations 155 DELTA OMICRON The I9S5 86 member of Defla Omicron are (left to Right) Sue Stanley. Michelle Templeton. Lua locker. Laura Leigh McLeod. Patricia Sherbert. Debbie Reeve. Aimee Hunt. Sandra Acker. Sandy White. Lynne Hu . Sharon Weaver. Chene Wiliam . Susan Bryan, and Christy Benner Delta Omicron is a national women's fraternity. They organized a new chapter this year here at McMurry, with fourteen founding members. The organization is primarily for women who are interested in music, but is not limited to music majors. 156 Organuations PHI MU ALPHA The members of Phi Mu Alpha, in alphabetical order are: Dr. Baker (sponsor). Joel Black. Chris Collum. Trent Cundieff. Dr. Gibson (sponsor). Kreg Gillispie. John Hilcman. Dan Holman. James Hopper. Kreg Kyle. Drew Lang. Richard McGowan. John Monte. Pat Parsons. Mike Power. Art Rios, Kevin Swanson. Jimmy Thomas. Paul Walker and Rodney Weldon. Members prepare for Tipi Village. Phi Mu Alpha attended a Na- tional Meeting at Texas Tech University in the fall, resulting in its recent name change from Phi Me Alpha. This change resulted from its charter as a new chapter of this national men’s music fra- ternity. The group was allowed to participate in the Homecoming Tipi Village although it is not a social club. For the event, they constructed several small tipis which they arranged to resemble an Indian village. Suzie Morrison and John Hileman take a break from the action at the Phi Mu Alpha Beach Dance. Organizations 15’ 158 Orgjni;4lion PHI ALPHA THETA Thr member, ol Ph, Alpha Thru rrr (left to Right) Back Row Dr Gary Shanafrft. Gwen Vnceni. Art Lawler. Vlar-beS GOberi. w.ke Meyer, K,,a krrtrr. che«ler Myer,. Jenn.ler Hopk.nt. front Row kx Dunne. Dr Paul lack. Dr fane Down,. Dr Gerald McDanwI. and Duke Moo ten Phi Alpha Theta is a fairly young international honor society for history students. The Sigma Beta Chapter is located here at McMurry and gives students opportunity to exchange ideas with professionals. They also strive for excellence in the study and writing of history. The group this year consisted not only of history stu- dents and professors, but also of other McMurry faculty members as well. Organuationr 159 P.E.M.M. The Physical Education Maiors and Minors Club. PEMM Club, was one of the most active clubs on campus this year. They hosted a West Texas PE Workshop for PE majors in the area including weight-lifting and aerobics seminars as well as the Heart Association's Jump Rope for Heart fund-raiser. Jtiiie Gate «ludenl kad one ol the tune tor living cliitn Sh«rr l Dukr enjoy a good game ol pinball every now and then. lev' vNgam;am nt SIGMA TAU DELTA TtwfcWS $6 member o Sigma Tau Pdta were Ldl to Right) Roy lyn Penni . Thoma Young. Sandra Ackrr. Conrad Hamoc. Puko Hoot n. D« Gonzafcz. Julie- Barry. Sondra Simmon . Brian Wabh. Marilyn John on (Sponwr). and Pr Gorald McPanid (SporwoO. Sigma Tau Delta is both a professional society and honorary fraternity designed primarily for students who are interested in the study of English and the fields of writing and publishing. Organization 164 SIGMA DELTA PI The ISIS 86 members of Sigma Delta Pi were Angele Clark. Dr James Alvis (Sponsor). Dr. Bill Short (Sponsor). Leslie Gooden. Jackie Moody- and 8eatnce Bongwcno Sigma Delta Pi's Lambda Epsilon Chapter was chartered here at McMurry in 1975. Its members are students who excel in the study of The Span- ish language. lOpArlo jt pnr|e I yo hutlo fUt. ft ■« 8eatnce Bongiorno won second place in the bumper sticker contest. 162 Organisation KAPPA DELTA PI kappa Pella Pi (OMMlfd ol Sondra Simmon . Marital Strickland. Nna Kerirr. Iim Williams. and Pr Ann Cook (Sponsor i Students who are academically outstanding In the edu cation field are recognized as members of Kappa Delta Pi. They induct new members every year into the Eta Epsilon Chapter here at McMurry. Established in 1951. they empha izc the importance of high professional, intellectual, and personal standards. Organizations 163 COMPUTER CLUB The Computer User’ Fair familiarizes business profes- Don Abens looks on at a Texas Instruments computer at the annual sionals and students with the latest technological develop- Computer User's Fair, ments. The Computer Club was fairly active this year. In the fall, they travelled to Dallas to the recently completed Infomart. an enor- mous computer information cen- ter. In the spring, they hosted a Computer User's Fair here at McMurry. The event was held in order to introduce new comput- ers. programs, and other comput er information to business professionals of Abilene and to McMurry students. The Computer Club consisted of (Left to Right): Row I - Dr. Lee (Sponsor). Angela McCall. Kim-Chau Bui. Shu-Mei Chen. Pauline Lee. Janet Klinker. Michelle Gageri Row } - Fred Brown. Nancy Wyrick. Don Abens. Scott Gaskin. Cynthia Evans. Mark Boase. Ron Briscoe. Mr. Voit (Sponsor)i Row 3 - Doug Park. Gary Chancel- lor Not pictured- Kreg Gillispie. Joe Frank Guajarda. Trey Flarlin. Stephen Johan- sen. Theresa Lott. Catherine Mwangi. and Jose Padilla. 164 CVgjniutwo I CHEERLEADERS Shari Pedigo makes a face at one of McMurry's football games. The 1985-86 Cheerleaders were (Top left to bottom right): Cather- ine Lankford. Sherri Weisenhorn. Shari Pedigo. Alison Smith. Valer- ie Lemon. Diann Riffe. football games were not the only activity in which the McMurry Cheerleaders participated. Spreading school spirit began early with freshman Orientation. They led the annual Slime Olympics for the freshmen who attended to become better acquainted with some of the uperclassmen and school traditions. In addition, the cheerleaders also planned pep rallies for both the first football game and the Homecoming game, and helped throughout Home coming festivities, later in the year they cheered for basketball games and traveled to area schools to perform for local schoolchil- dren. Valerie Lemon. Spirit Indian, beats Alacumba at freshman Orientation. Organization 165 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY CV Buchanan ad lost the microscope as Dr Schofield looks on K56 Organizations GALLEON The 19 5-86 GAlltON tuff included Brian Wal h. Jwn Wagstaff. lee Maloney. Roy lyn Penni . Brian $imp on. Beth Kirkpatrick. Trioa Sherbert. Eddie Pake. Sandra Acker. Kevin $ an on. Dee Goniales. and Dr. John B. Aliton Spon or: The GALLEON staff was small this year, but its workers had plenty of enthusiasm. Along with contributing writers and artists in the student body, they worked towards their goal of producing the literary magazine of McMurry that has won so many prizes before. Organisation 167 WAR WHOOP The WAR WHOOP, the school newspaper, was published bi- weekly except during school holidays. Dead Week, and final examinations. Its articles were written not only by students, but also by faculty members as well. The spring semester journalism classes also helped out by contributing articles of Interest. Continuing its trend of change from last year, the staff members prepared the newspaper layouts themselves, whereas previously, this had been done by the publisher. This placed more work upon the shoulders of the capable WAR WHOOP Staff members, but it also gave them added experience in the field of journalism. The WAR WHOOP provided a place for students to express their views and opinions to the editor and to the campus, as well as inform them of the latest happenings on campus. Laura Leigh Me I cod work on pane up lor the WAR WHOOP WAR WHOOP Staff member pictured were Jack Rredchoti. Julie Gate . Mariea Bellinger. and I aura Leigh McLeod 168 Orgamration Editor Laura Leigh McLeod Managing Editor Julie Gates Assistant Managing Editor Leslie Kinlen Entertainments Editor Jack Bredehoft Features Editor Mariea Bellinger Music Columnist Roy Lyn Dennis Staff Writers Denise Bridwell David Chapman Joel Dement Monica Hunsinger Joel Scott Jackson Imogene Reeves Brad Thompson Advertising Editor Catie Ingram Sports Troy Wallace Photographers Alton Alldredge Angela Grabowski James Hopper Damon Sypert Paul Walker Advisors Gary Ellison Loretta Fulton Rita Thedford I oret tA full on return Imo prooIrcAil page ol the nev «paper Jack Kreileholi look over hi column Mhilc Julie WHOOP Gate complete preparation ol the WAR Orgamraiton 169 TOTEM The TOTEM Staff was a group of truly dedicated people who worked diligently to produce a book of ail the year’s people and events that made it special. Both work study students and volunteers unified in the ef- fort. contributing much of their time to the book. Under new advisors and a new publishing representative, the group learned about one another as they worked to meet their goal to publish the 1986 TOTEM. Totem Staff members were seen in the office hard at work at all hours of the day and night, sometimes together, sometimes alone. Through hours of frustra- tion and confusion, moments of triumph over the ac- complishment of another completed page, boxes of piz- za. cases of soft drinks, and thousands of photographs, a yearbook finally came into being. So we. the TOTEM Staff, present to you the 1986 TOTEM with the wish that it contains all of the things you will remember about this year with your fondest memories. Lucy Barnett. Editor in Churl, a deadline near TOTEM Stall member pictured were Mandy McCain. Lucy Barnet i. Marci Metzger, and Dianna Merry Organization Marci Metzger «elect« pictures ol the track team lor the annual Punna Merry and Mandv McCain work on ihr organizations sec I ion Kevin Bearden help write copy lor the organizations «ection Loretta full on proved to be a great help when he replaced Rita Thedtord mid «emeHer. to Rita could lake time to have her baby Editor-in-Chief Lucy Barnett Assistant Editor Kelly Woodruff Opening Lucy Barnett’ Faculty Lucy Barnett Frank Jacks Classes Chesley Egan Frank Jacks Activities Valerie Lemon Nora Reyes Organizations Dianna Merry Kelly Woodruff Honors Dianna Merry Sports Marci Metzger Index Denise Bridwell Monica Hunsinger Photographers Alton Alldredge Kevin Bearden Angela Grabowski James Hopper Damon Sypert Paul Walker Volunteers Kevin Bearden Chesley Egan Frank Jacks J’Layna Jones Leslie Kinlen Mandy Mcain Advisors Gary Ellison Rita Thedford Loretta Fulton indicates section editor Organizations l?l HONORS CHIEF MCMURRY, RESERVATION PRINCESS CLASS FAVORITES WHO’S WHO Chief McMurry Ron King To find the 1985-86 Chief McMurry. Ron King of Irving, all one had to do was look around Hunt P. E. Center. This senior was involved in several different sports while majoring in Business with a concentration in Accounting. Among his football honors were Team Captain. All-Confer ence Team, and All-American Academic Team. In addition to football, he was active in intramural sports and the golf team, as well as a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His list of credits extended beyond sports, for he was on the Dean's List. Vice-President of the Hunt Dorm Council, and Junior Big Chief of IHR Men's Club. When he is not busy with McMurry activities, he enioys both water and snow skiing, music, softball, and racquetball. |14 Reservation Princess Diana Marris One might wonder how the 1985-86 Reservation Princess. Diana Harris, had time to hold her prestigious position. Al- though this senior from El Paso was majoring in Elementary Education with a specialization in Reading, she managed to find time for numerous extracurricular activities. Her senior year alone Diana was First Vice-President. GOBBETTE Mistress. Chaplain, and Sing Song Chairman of TIP Women's Club, as well as a Resident Hall Assistant. In years before she was Secretary of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a McMurry Cheerleader. Junior Class Favorite. IHR Mother Hen. and a member of the McMurry Volleyball Team. Outside of school Diana keeps herself occupied with such things as arts and crafts, skiing, logging, and horseback riding. Honor 175 Senior Favorites Mark Sharp Mark is a Geology major from Abilene. He has been involved in football. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. IHR Men's Club, the Geological Society, and Dorm Council. Sandra Simmons Sondra is a Secondary Education major from Belen. New Mexico. She served as a Junior Senator for MSG and is currently involved in Pi Delta Phi. Intramural Sports. Wom- en's Interclub. Dorm Council, and is an RA for Gold Star Dorm. She is also the HEI Sweetheart. 176 Honor Junior Favorites Mark Jsbcll Mark is a Business major with a concentration m Man- agement from Anson. He is a member of Ko Sari Men's Club and Alpha Phi Omega. fleamie UHnkels Jeanne is a Christian Education major from Anson. In the past she has served as Theta Chi Lambda Chaplain and on the Resident Hall Judicial Board. She currently partici- pates in Indian Insight, the MSG Judicial Board, and Theta Chi Lambda as Pledge Mistress. Honort 177 Sophomore Favorites Mark Cason Mark, from San Antonio, is a Secondary Education major with an emphasis in Business. He is in Indian Insight, football, track, and serves HEI as Intramural Representa- tive. He has also coached the intramural champion teams for girls' basketball and football. Petit Parkman Beth is a Psychology major from Las Cruces. New Mexi- co. A William Fletcher McMurry Scholar, she is also a member of Chanters and Assistant Songleader of Theta Chi Lambda. In addition, she has also been Sophomore Class Favorite, as well as a Freshman and Sophomore Class Senator of MSG. |?8 Honor Freshman Favorites Scott Caulkins Scoit i« a Biology Pre-Med major from Hereford. Through hi office a Freshman Cla Senator he was Chairman for the Tipi Village Council Fire. He is also a manager for the football team. Kelly Shrode Kelly is an Elementary Education major with a Spanish minor from Quito. Ecuador. She is in MSG as a Freshman Class Senator. Intramural Sports. CLF. and band. Before joining Alpha Phi Omega she served as this year's pledge class secretary. Honori 179 Chief And Princess Runners Up Kill 'Duke Bill is a Religion and Speech major from Devine. He has participated in such activities as HEI. Alpha Phi Omega. MSG as a Junior and Senior Class Senator. CLF. band, drama, and speech. He has also been Junior Class Favorite and Pi Delta Phi Sweetheart. lJaue Davenport Jane is a Speech and Hearing Pathology major from Tishomingo. Oklahoma. She has held offices in Alpha Phi Omega. CLF. Theta Chi Lambda. Resident Hall Assistants. MSG. and has been active in Chanters. TOTEM Staff, and Indian Insight. She is also Makona Sweetheart. ISO Honor Senior Runners Up Conrad Mantric Conrad Hamric is a Biology major with an English minor from Rotan. He was Alpha Phi Omega Vice-President and a member of Band and Indian Insight. He is currently in Men’s Interclub. and an officer of Ko Sari. Sheryl “Duke Sheryl Duke is a Secondary Education and Computer Science major from Monahans. She is in the Computer Club. PEMM. Alpha Phi Omega, and is a three-year class Senator of MSG. She also holds offices in Alpha Psi Alpha and Indian Insight. Junior Runners Up flantes Wagstaff James Wagstaff is a History major from Abilene. He is in Young Republicans, the Episcopal Student Association. Alpha Phi Omega, and Model United Nations. In addi- tion. he serves as an officer of Ko Sari men's club. Pant Morn Pam Horn is an Elementary Education ma- jor and PE minor from Graham. She is in- volved in PEMM as secretary. Theta Chi Lambda, and as Ko Sari Sweetheart. In the past she has been a cheerleader. Sophomore class favorite runner-up. and a Chanters member. Honor Igl Sophomore Runnersllp Mark Krimnt Mark is a Secondary Education Physical Education and Psychology major from King- wood. He has been active in football, track. FCA. CLF. McMurry Theatre. Makona. and PEMM. He is also an Intramural Coordinator and Representative as well as a member of Indian Insight. Alison Smith Alison is a Business major from Plano. She was formerly RHA Vice-President and is now an officer of both Alpha Psi Alpha and Alpha Phi Omega, in addition to being a member of Indian Insight and a cheerleader. Freshman Runnersllp Kick Sanders Rick is a Political Science major from Abi- lene. He enjoys all sports and is an active member of the Freshman Class. Debbie Keeve Debbie is from Friona and has not decided upon a major. She is already active in Chant- ers. tennis. MSG. as Freshman Class Senator. Intramural Sports. CLF. FCA. and Delta Omi- cron. I$2 Honor Who’s Who Not Pictured Not Pictured Kim-Cltau Uui Kim is 3 Computer major from Abilene. She is a member of the Business Club and has held various offices in the Computer Club. ‘Jane 'Davenport Jane is a Speech and Hearing Pa- thology major from Tishomingo. Oklahoma. She has a long list of ac- tivities including Chanters. Indian Insight. TOTEM and GALLEON Staffs. APO. CLF. Theta Chi Lamb da. and others. Polly Campbell Polly is an Accounting major from Abilene. She is a former member of both the Indian Band and the flag corps. She is an active member of Women's Interclub and an officer of Theta Chi Lambda. {Jenny Case Jenny is a Christian Education major and Music minor from Hobbs. New Mexico. She participates in various choirs at church and school and holds offices in Theta Chi Lambda. Kappa Delta Sigma, and CLF. Kudi Delpup Rudi is a Chemistry major and Bi- ology minor from Fayetteville. Ar kansas. He has achieved several honors connected with chemistry and keeps himself busy with Ko Sari. Gamma Sigma Epsilon. APO. Alpha Chi. and MSG. Honor 18 J Who’s Who Hill Duke Bill is a Speech and Religion major from Devine. His interests include band and drama and he is involved in Kappa Delta Sigma. Alpha Chi. and several other clubs. Rhonda Qragg Rhonda is an Elementary Educa- tion major and Spanish minor from Albuquerque. New Mexico. She has participated in activities through such groups as Delta Beta Epsilon. MSG. CLF. and Sigma Delta Pi. Conrad Jiantric Conrad is a Biology major and English minor from Rotan. He excels academically and is a member of several honor societies including Beta Beta Beta. Gamma Sigma Epsi- lon. Sigma Tau Delta, and Pi Kappa Delta. Duke Mooten Duke is a Pre-Law major and Eng- lish minor from Abilene. In Alpha Chi. Phi Alpha Theta. Sigma Tau Del- ta. Pi Kappa Delta, and Sigma Nu Lambda, he holds high-ranking of- fices. Heidentarie {Johnson Heidemarie is an art major from Abilene. She is a member of the Pa- leontological Society, the Abilene Geological Society, and the Geolog i cal Society of America. She is also a member of McMurry's Alpha Chi. Not Pictured 134 Honor Not Pictured Not Pictured Who’s Who Zij Kerley Ty is a Chemistry maior and Eng- lish minor from Abilene. He is a member of Sigma Nu Lambda. Sec rotary of Alpha Chi. and President of Beta Beta Beta. He is recipient of the Ko Sari Biology Scholarship and the Jesse Jones foundation Chemis- try Scholarship. Art Cawler Art is a Business ma|or from Abi- lene. He is Historian of the McMurry National Honors Society and is also a member of the National English Honor Society. Bernard JCee Bernard reigns from Hong Kong. He is a member of Chi Omicron. Alpha Chi. and Beta Beta Beta. He is not only on the McMurry Dean's List, but is also on the National Dean's List. Angela McCall Angela is a Computer Science ma- ior from Tuscola. She is active in Theta Chi Lambda and the Comput er Club, being an officer of both. In addition, she is also active in Intra mural Competition. Jack ie Moody Jackie is a German major from Killeen She is very active as a mem ber of Alpha Psi Alpha. Wah Wah taysee. APO. and RHA. She is also a distinguished member of Alpha Chi and the National Dean's List. Honor 185 Who’s Who Violet Ortega Violet is a Fine Arts major from Abilene. She belongs to the American Business Wom- en's Association and has had several art works published and designed the mural for the Women's History Week. Zodii Kasberry Todd is a Religion maior from Childress. He is active in Kappa Delta Sigma. Indian Insight Academic Policies Committee. CLF. and Makona. flora Kawls Nora is an Elementary Education major from Fort Stockton. She is extremely active in Alpha Psi Alpha. Gold Star Dorm Council. Kappa Delta Pi. and the Student Education Association. Sontira Simmons Sondra is a Secondary Education maior from Belen. New Mexico. Her interests include Pi Delta Phi. Kappa Delta Pi. MSG. Sigma Tau Delta, the Student Education As- sociation. and Sigma Tau Delta. Sue Stanley Sue is a Church Music major from El Paso. She has been active in Alpha Psi Alpha. CLF. Women's Interclub, and Wah Wahtaysee. She is a United Methodist Fellowship of Worship Scholar as well as a Cal. C. Wright Scholar. ($6 Honor Not Pictured Zerrij Wheeler Terri is a Business Management major from Abilene. He is an active member of IHR. RHA Resident Hall Judicial Council. Business Club. Art Club, and FCA. Who’s Who Martha Strickland Martha is an Elementary Educa lion major from Abilene. She is very active as a member of such groups as Sigma Nu Lambda. Beta Beta Beat. Alpha Chi. Kappa Delta Sigma. Kappa Delta Pi. and the Students Education Association. Maria Velasquez Maria is a Political Science major from Abilene. On Campus she has been involved in such groups as Sig- ma Nu Lambda. Young Democrats, and Student Services as a Student Representative. Marie Weathersby Marie is an Accounting maior from Roswell. New Mexico. She has kept herself busy with Ra-Atum. Gamma Sigma, the Business Club. Intramurals, and the Student Ser- vices Committee. Couis Zientek Louis is an Accounting maior from Abilene. His list of activities include Alpha Chi and the Me Murry Dean’s List. Honor MT SPORTS 14111 3R HAtV- fMQIOCWWS Basketball, Womens Basketball MEN'S TRACK WOMEN’S TRACK MEN'S TENNIS WOMEN’S TENNIS GOLF INTRAMURALS Spon h Whether it's been a winning season or a losing season, if they can feel better about themselves, that’s the beauty of sports.” — Tony Severino There is no such thing as 'best’ in a world of individuals. — Hugh Prather Sport 191 1985 Desire is often said to be the key factor in winning or losing a football game. Add hard work to this desire and the result is usually a successful season. The 1985 McMurry Braves were certainly not lacking in either of these two areas. They were young and enthusiastic lacking only in exper- ience. It was this lack of experience which hindered the McMurry football team. But enthusiasm and hard work led to an Indian victory over Sul Ross to close the season with a record of I- 9. If desire, enthusiasm, and hard work are indicators of how the 1986 season will turn out. then look out for the Braves. FOOTBALL Braves: Young And Enthusiastic Pictured above Paul Rrizmdine. Royce Reynold . Vince McDaniel. Tony McTar land. Mark Ca«on. Tim Hickey. Ronny John . Kurt A hmore. Wade William . John Gomez. Tony Huttamante. Jack W’hiteley. Kevin Whaley. Kent Harding. Tommy Hod on. Greg Robb. Norman Malone. Monty Wheeler. BiRy Vate . Brad Danlord. $COII RflMMMr. Alan Gleb. Fred John on. Bobby Walker. Theo Rich ardaon. Richard HiR. Jame lantnp. Aaron Robert . Ricky CuUum. Keith Thomp •on. Chri Campbell. Todd Gene . Jimmy Meek . Jell Hearne. Tommy Wright. Pat Richard. Geoff Tadda. Gregg Grimm. Scott tiler. Bobby Campbell. Tim Jone . Mike Chaney. Martin Ramo . David CuHi on. Tony Outlta. Bob Tyler. Greg Robinton. Barry Hurley. Chri Terry. Chri Grole. Hunter Ohien. Kyle Mathi . Jell Carter. lver on Godfrey. Chri Joveph. Tracey Stephen . Ru ell Davi . Pal Holt. Steve Haney. Chri WiRar . Bob Almagar. Bobby Chaney. Joe AviRa. Je Stewart. Jimmy Stephen . Butch Hegeman. Robert Webb. Harold Jame on. lance Adam . Dan Gainey. Trey Harlin. Michael Ray. Sean Miller. Randy Ni . I mcoin Ward. Paul Toplill. Ben Martin. Travi Wright. Jerry Richardton The true value of the sport is ultimately measured by what was learned rather than what was won.” — Bill Elias, Jr. MCMURRY VOLLEYBALL Improved And Unified Me Murry's volleyball team did exceptionally well in 1985. tieing for second in the conference race. These women showed improvement and unity throughout the season, yet lacked in experience. The season ended with a record of 9-14. a win over Tarleton was the biggest thrill of their season. jonya Brooks was named 1st Team All Conference and Freshman of The Year. They also had three team members named to the Academic All Conference list. r i 198 INDIAN BASKETBALL Continous Improvement The 1985-86 Indian basketball squad preformed ex- ceptionally well. Their overall record was 15-16. They showed continous improvement throughout the sea- son. with strong leadership coming from seniors Butch Bearden. Jeff Johnson, and Doug Gordon. Each member of the team played a vital note and made his own contribution in the team's success. The Indians went to the semifinals in the district eight tournament. X LADY INDIANS Tom Landry once said. A vital team characteristic is the ability to overcome adversity. Any team acquires experience and endurance as it learns to fight back. This in turn builds the kind of character, which seldom crumbles at a time of crisis or testing. The McMurry women were young and inexperi- enced. They went through much adversity, but grew stronger because of it. Next year will continue to be a growing and learning experience for the Lady Indians, but they are on their way up to the top. MEN TRACKSTERS It was an upsetting season for this years men's track team. They were working for the TIAA title for the 3rd year in a row. But with circumstances beyond Coach Shackelford's control Tarlton snuck by with the title. Due to unpredicted injuries and other problems McMurry fell behind Tarlton II points in the conference meet. We still knowi and Tarlton does too. that McMurry still has the best Men's track team in this conference. XM Sports 1 LADY TRACKSTERS The lady tracksters pul up a fight again this year at the conference track meet, but «till found themselves short a few people and points of Tarleton. Strong performances in the running events helped them place a strong second behind Tarleton. The lady Indians track team left no doubt that they will be a team to contend with in the future and maybe even a threat to long running conference title holder. Tarleton. 206 Sport McMURRY TENNIS TEAMS McMurry was represented very well this year by a fine group of men and women tennis players. The men's team made an excellent showing again by repeating their title as Conference Champions plus qualifying five for the All- Conference team. The women's team, however did not fare so well. They only qualified one for the All-Conference team and placed third in the Conference Tournament. The women are showing continuous im- provement. Sport 309 McMURRY GOLF TEAM Bob Hope once said. If you watch a game. It’s fun. If you play it. it’ recreation. If you work at it. it’s golf”. The McMurry golf team knows that this is true. After a devastating season last year they came back strong this year to take the title of conference champs. As a result of their victory they brought home not only the trophy, but also Coach Oldenwald with a very short haircut, fulfilling his promise to the team. This team shows a lot of promise for the years ahead. They represented McMurry well and will continue to do so in the future. X 7 Sport 3W 1985-86 ATHLETIC AWARDS BANQUET On May 2nd. 1986. after the cheerleader put in weeks of hard work and planning, the athletes of McMurry College came together To celebrate ... be recognized .. say good-bye And join hands in our alma mater. 1985-86 INTRAMURALS The Intramural program at MeMurry College allows the students to get involved and to participate in friendly competition. And competitive it was! The games ranged from football, basketball, volleyball, and softball to ping pong, horseshoes, badminton, and pickleball. The competition was thick with all the social clubs entering at least one or two if not all the events. The number of independent teams was high this year and the GBUTS. Cole Slaw Bangers. Pink Indimidaters. Romeos. Scuff Pups. Gumbies. and even the Over The Hill Gang proved to be tough in the Intramural Battles. A few disagreements, a little practice, intense concentration, some friendly smiles, a lot of laughter, a bunch of fun, and friendships shared is what Intramurals is all about. Sports Athletics isn’t anything if it isn’t relationships.” —Dick Harp Tomorrow m i 3 Photo By Damon $yp«n CLOSING INDEX MEMORIALS CREDITS rvW JJI Burns, Kristi Beth 134. 137 Burrow. Tony Lee 55 Burtner. Christy 47. 157 Bustamonlc, Tony 123. 195 C A Abcns. Donald Walter 53. 164. 164 Abens. Rebecca Ann 102. 13 . 142. 150 Abernathy. Kathryn Dawn. 52 Abila. Rosemarie Matte. 47 Acker. Sandra Lynne 52. 110. 156. 161. 167 Adams. Deanna Jane. 52. 110 Adams. Lance Itl, 195 Adkins. C.J. ID Adkisson. Lana Kay Gray 52. 110. 139 Adkisson. Perry Allan 52. 139 ANdredge. Alton Leonard 52. 116. 169. 171 Allen. Chad Everett 205 Allen. David Lynn 6. 52. 125. 134 Almager. Bobby 195 Alvarez. Sherie Kae. 52 Amerine. Katherine Irene 150 Anderson. Dawn Eden. 52 Anderson. William Lewis 52. 117 Andrus. Toby I. 52. 116 Arellano. Mary Lou 52 Avila. Jose Angel 147. 195 Raccus. Jay Michael 52 Baker. Bob 120 Bailey. Cheryl Beth 52 Baker. Wiliam Thomas 52. 120. 150 Balderrama. Michael Todd 52 Ballard. Ronald Dee 53. 132. 139 Barnes. Brenda Sue 53. 110. 133. 145 Barnes. Racharles Earl. 53. 63. 126. 133. 142. 218. 143 Barnett. Deirdre Mary 53 Barnett. Lucy Elizabeth 53. 108. 134. 170. 171 Barry. Julie Beth 47. I6i Bartlett. Trudi Marie Head 53. 110. 152 Bass. Kevin Ray 53. 116 Bateman. Jeffrey Alan 53. 117 Bearden. Jeffery Wayne 47. 193. 260 Bearden. Kevin 53. 147. 171 Beene. Bruce Gordon II 120 Bellinger. Mariea Adell 53. 110. 139. 168. 169 Bellinger. Paul Robert 47 Benavidez. Linda Virginia 53 Bennett. Glenn Edward 53. 139. 152 Bennett. Jennii Eaye 53 Betzold. Ruth Michelle 53. 139 Black. Joel Matthew 53. 116. 134. 157 Blackburn. Helen 136 Blackketter. Catherine 134 Blackwell. Sue 203 Blanton. Jimmy Michael 53. 116 Rlaylock. LaWanda Jean 53. 130. 131. 134. 136 Bloom. Carolyn Sue 53. 139 Boase. Jim Mark 53. 155. 164. 125 Boa:. Stephanie Ruth 54 Bobb. Gregory 195 Boler. Rees Lee 54. 116. 134 Boles. Becky Meshell 47 Boling. Kellv Ives 54. 117 Bongiorno. Beatrice Letizia 54. 106. 162 Book. Christine 54 Boyer. Laura Jean 47. 112 Bradley. Kasey Lynn 54. 102. 142 Brady. Donald Paul 54. 116 Brearey. Lisa Karen KM Bredehoft. Jack 126. 139. 168. 169 Brewster. Michael Allan 123 Bridwell. L'enise Raylene 54. 155. 169. 171 Briscoe. Ron 164 Bnzindino. Paul 195 Brokovich. Jeffrey Michael 54. 116. 205 Brooks. Jonya Monique 54 Brooks. Paula 54 Brown. Curtis Scott 55. 123 Brown. Douglas Dean 3. 54. 110. 125. 132. 142 Brown. Ered 47. 134. 164 Brown. Leslie Ruth 7. 47. 104. 142 Brown. Stecy LeAnn 106 Brown. Tina Ann Beal 55. 203 Browning. Sharia Kay 55 Bruns. Victor 55. 134 Bryan. Susan Alayne 55. 110. 139. 142. 156 Buchanan. Wanda 55 Bui. Kim Chaui Thi 164 Burgess. Timothy Wayne 55. 123. 134 Burke. Kevin Orion 128 Burleson. Dana Leigh 47 Burleson. Jeffery Keith 55, 116. 145 Burns. Kevin Wayne 210 Caffey. I aura Leatrice 94 Calkins. Scott Anthony 55. 117. 179 Campbell. Bobby Charles 123. 204. 147. 205. 195 Campbell. Polly 47. HO. 184 Campbell. Thomas Lawrence 55. 142 Carl. Bryan Christian 117 Carlson. Carl Robert 55. 120 Carr. Sharon Michelle 55. 117. 130 Carrol. Denise 47. HO. 183 Carroll. Dawn Marie 55 Carson. Amy Lynne 55. 139 Carter. Jeffery D|uan 195 Case. Jennifer Arlene 47. 58. HO. 138. 139. 146. 152. 183 Case. Marian Beth 55. 139 Cason. Mark 55. 120. 142. 178. 195 Castillo. Gina Eay 203 Chancellor. Gary Wade 47. 164 Chaney. Michael David 117. 205. 195 Chaney. Robert Neale. Jr 205. 195 Chapa. Joe Jesse 55. 128. 145 Chapman. David Roy 169 Charlie. Melissa Lynne 55. 106 Chen Shu Mei 56. 116. 64 Childress. Camillia Ann 155 Clark. Angeles 162 Clark. Lisa 102 Clark. Ton|a Suzanne 56. 108. 134. 135. 137. 145. 136 Clayton. Jana D'Layne 56 CockereU. Luann 56. 117 Cofer. Richard Edward. Jr. 6. 56. 125------- Collum. John Christopher 56. 134. 137. 145. 157 Collum, Melinda Kay 56. 134. 145 Cooper. Martin Bradley 56. 120 Corley. Kyle Edward 56 Corley. Leslie Ann 56 Crain. Stephanie 56 Crawford. Todd Michael 56. 120. 205 Crowson. Donny Lee 47. H6 CuHum. Ricky Eugene 195 222 Cullison. David Carl 117. 195. 119 Cuodieff. Trent lee 56. 139. 157 Curnutt. David Randall 117 Currie. Shefla I ee 56 Cutler. Chris Franklin 56. 116. 134 D Daggett. Alan Neil Stuart 135. 319. 150 Dake. Edward Finis 47. 130. 167 Danford. Nathan Bradley 194. 195 Davenport. Jane Ellen 48. 110. 1 0, 183 Davenport. Stuart Mark 56. 94. 150. 153 Davis. Patricia Ann 56 Davis. Russell 195 Davis. Stephen Clinton 13. 56. 130. 133 Deakins. Jana Kim 48 Deardorff. Scott Michael 56. 138. 134 Deaton. Suzanne DeOnn 3. 57. 108. 134. 136 DeBusk. Debra 56 Deike. Kadra D'Anne 57. ||7 PelPup. Rudi Vincent 48. 133. 149. 183 Dement. Joel Vinson 169 Dennis. Roy lyn 48. 130. 161. I67. 169 Dia- Martin Rodriguez 134 Dick. Deborah Denise 48 Dillard. Tracy 57 Ditterlinc. Gary Wayne 117 Dobbs. Max Dane 117. 134 Dockum. Nick 57 Duke. Sheryl Renee 10. 48. 103. 143. 181 Duke. William Monroe 48. 134. 153. 180. 18-1 Dunne. Joseph Dominic. Jr. 149. 159 Durden. Geoff 133 Durham. Charles Wayne 48. 149 Durham. Della Jean Williams 57. 151 Dwire. Amy Elizabeth 113 E M IU ira Lynn 57. 108 Edgar. St act Lea hdf; Latisa Kay 57. lie. 3Q7. 319. 303 Gilley. Sandy Shane 134 Gilltspie. kreg Sterling 59. 134. 157. Egan. Chesley Ann 57. |7| El Attrache. Mark 3 Elias. Monique 58 tiler. Scott 195 tllinger. Lisa 58 Elton. Dona Rochelle 13. 58. 103. 149. 151 Evans. Cynthia Arylene 58. 164 Evans. Paul Arthur 58. 136. 139. 143 Everts. William Terry 68. 134. 135. 137 ¥ X H Farmer. Dusty Freeman 58. 116 Faulkner. Nancy Ann 104 Felon. Lynda Kay 58. 133. 110 Felio. Sharlene Rene 48 Fenstermacher. Charles Eric 58 Fisher. Ginger 58 Fladeland. Gregory Ross 58. M6. 133 Foote. Curtis William 58 Forrest. Shirla Charissr 59. 106 Franklin. Samantha Sue 59. 148 Fridel. Gwendolyn Darlene 59 Fuller. Dana Lynn 303 Gainey. Dan Wayne 59. 3W. 305. 195 Gager. Michelle 59. 103. 104 Gafcrcath. Chuck 133 Gaona. Susan Ann 59 Garcia. Laura Jean 57. 59. 07. 134 Garcia. MatHde E Garcia. Rogelio 4 Garza. Debra 59 Garza. Mellie 59 | Gaskin. Scott Douglas 59. 116. 164 Gates. Julie Rene 59. 104. 143. 307. 303. 160. 168. 169 Gatlin. Tommy 10. 59 Gerald. Todd 130 Genes. Todd T oulas 95 Gieb. Kerry Alan 59. 195 Gillespie. Patricia Ann 59. Ii6 omllJ 48. 155 MH Glaze. I ynn Mane 59. l 0. 143 Godfrey. Iverson 304. 194. 195 Gomez. John Henry 195 Gonzales. Dee Anna 59. K 4. 143. .. 61.167 Gonzeles. Leandro. Jr 48 Gonzales. Jeannette 59. 103. 143 Goodin. Leslie Ann 104. 163 1 Gordon. Richard Douglas 4S. 300 Grabewski. Angela Renea 59. 169. 17 w Gragg. Rhonda Lynn 48. 104. 133. IS4 Graydon. Dawn Marte 59, I Green. Colandra Denise 60. IC6. 130. 131 Greer. Angelina 134 Griffin, Debra Ann 60 Grimes. Alicia Arm 60 Grinnon. V angregory Dean 60 Groner. Larry Bruce 60 Grote. Chris Allan 195 Guajardo. Joe Frank 60. 164 Guthery. Mary Jane 60 Gutierrez. Mary Ellen 60 H 1 Hageman. Butch 195 Hagins. Tracy 60 Hagood. Kimberly Pee 60 Weifoi Hah. Josephine weifong 60. 155 Hahn. Lorjyr Ann 60. 117, 134 Hairgrove. Dee 134 Hale, Stewart Keith 139 Haley. Tina 60 jflamaty. Beth 48 Hamaty. Skipper 131 Hamilton. Jonathan Edward 48. (31. 155 Hampton. Terry Lamar 6i. 139. 153 Hamrick. Conrad Allen 48. f35. 133. 161. 181. 184 Hancock. Mandy Adon 61 Haney. Steve 195 Hanke, Paula Kay 61. 105 Hansen. Stephanie Randel Solomo 61 Hardee. LaDonna Kay 61. 106 Harding. Kent Gregory 48. 193. 195 Fiarlm. David Llovd 48. 133. 16. 195 J2J Harr . Diana Sue 5. 48. 113. 175 Harrison. Barbara J 49 Harruff. Jon Foster 61. 116 Harvev. Cameo Suzanne 61. 116. 145 Hatch. Robert Michael 61. 133 Hatcher. Albert John 61. 304. 193. 305 Havard. John David 49 Haves. Robert Randall 134. 135. 137 Hfeyes. Sheri I 134. 135. 137 Haynes. Roger Hugh 15. 131 Hays. James Kendall 61. 116. 134. 145 Hearne. Jeffrey Scan 194. 195 Heatherly. Charles Edward 61. 139 Henagcr. Harold Wesley 61 Hernandez. Manuel 117 Hiatt. Scott Allen 61. 116 Hickey. Timothy Ray 61. 195 Hickman. Gregg Scott 61 Hicks. Richard 61 Hileman. John Charles 61. 134. 137. 157 Hill. David Todd 61. 135. 150 Hill. Melvin Richard Jr. 195 Hoerster. Debby Lynn 61. ICS. 134. 136 Hollen. Karole Elaine 49 Holman. Dan Kyle 61. 134. 135. 137. 157 Holt. Patrick Wayne 195 Hooten. Duke Elton 49. 149. 159. 161 Hopkins. Jennifer Sue 159 Hopper. James Alan 134. 57. 169. 171 Horn. John Milton 49 Horn. Pamela Lynn Bell 49. III. 181 Horwede!. Nancy Lee 63. 117 Howard. Steven Lawrence 63. 138 Hoy. Laurie Katherine 63 Hsieh. Mintze 63 | Hudson. Schirtyn 49 Irwin. Randy 63 Isbell. Jennifer Jane 63 Isbell. Mark Edward 63. 135. 177 J Jack. Kara Lee 49. III. 133 Jacks. Frank Edward 49. 136. 138. 139. I7| Jackson. Efram Wayne 49. 131 Jackson. Joel Scott 169 Jacques. Mary I lien 63 James. Charlotte Annette 303 Jameson. Harold Hiram 117. 195 Jarrell. Todd James 49 Joe. Willie 49. 133 Johansen Stephan Ross 164 Johns. Ronny Gene 63. 139. 195 Johnson. Fred 195 Johnson. Heidemarie Gertrud 184 Johnson. Jeffery Eugene 300 Johnson. Mary Lynn 161 Johnson. Wayne 106 Jonas. Jerry 63 Jones. Bryant Carlton 134 Jones. Layne 57. 63. 134. 136. 171 Jones. Cole Lee 63. 155 Jones. Lisa Ellmger 109 Jones. Timothy 195 Jordan. Kevin Scan 49. 135 Jordan. Natalie Ann 49. 105 Joseph. Christopher Dean 63. 130. 131. 14 . 195. 119 J Hudson. Ruth Ann 63. 103. 307. 193. % K M,.11 I I a.'t iso lo Hull. Lynne Louise 58. 63. 139. 143. 156 Hunsinger. Monica Beth 63. 117. 169. ITT Hunt. Anthony Craig 130 Hunter. Sandy 49 Hurley. Barry 195 Hurst. Aimee Frances 134. 137. 156 Hutchins. Carol Ann 63. 106 Hutchison. Daniel Dean 49. 131 Hutchinson. Emily Jean 63. 117 Hutchison. Michael Verl 63. 131. 133 4 • Kahl. Bryan Martin 63. 116. 134 Kaylor. Brad 63 Keesee. Nita J. 63. 149. 159. 163 Kemp. Gregory Don 134 Kerley. Ty Bart 149. 185. 151 Ktmmd. Daniel Wayne 116 King. Ronald 15. 49. 133. 17 Kinlen. Leslie Loree 63. 117 169. 171 Kinsey. Kimberly Dawn 63. 153 145 B atnck. Beth Kirkpatrick. Beth Ann 63. 94. 107. 139. 142. 148. 167 Klmker. Janet 19. 164 Klinkerman. Marc Konrad 205 Knewald. Sher. 63. 203 Krlmm. Mark tdward 63. 94. 126. 142. 218. 3. 146. 147 Krukowski. Anthony Michael. Jr. 134 krukowski. Jane Bridge 134 Kyle. Larry Kreg 10. 63. 134. 157 L t! Lackey. Joe Lynn 63. 123 Lane. George Raymond 49 Lang Drew Prescott 63. 134. 137. 149. 157 lanklord. Catherine Corne 117. 165 Lantrip. James Randy 123. 195 Larrlson. Charles Calvin. Ill 117 Laihrop. Jennifer Anne 63 Lawler. Arthur Presley 159. 185 Layton. Victoria Spencer 109. 150 Lee. Wai Shing Bernard 149. 185 Lee. Pauline 63. 107. 164 Legg. Jackie Jan 112 Lemen. Robert Mitchell 211, 210 Lemon. Valerie Ann 63. 165, 171 Lizarrage. Miguel Angel 64 Locker. Lisa Suzanne 7, 64. 156 Lockhart. Brandt Wayne 64 Longmirc. Dina Jean Casey 49 Lopez. Lisa Maria 134 Lope . Lorraine 64. 116 I opez. Rey Polanco 134 Lott. Theresa Kav 164 Loving. Leslce D. Ann 64. III. 139 Lowther. Mitchell Lari 64. 117 Lykms. Lana Kay 64. 207. 192 Lynch. Perry Lee 117 Vlarrs, James Marvin 65. 126. 155 Martin. Ben Frederick 195 Martin. Larry Patrick 65. 123 Martin. Priscilla Jane 65 Mathis. Debra Jolynn 65. 117 Mathis. Kyle Deon 195 Mboma. Blessing 65. III. 130 McCain. Ajnanda Maureen 64. 116. 170. 171 McCartney. Donna Jean 64 McClellan. Steven 50 McDaniel. Lynne 64 McLntyre. John 134. 137 McFarland. Tony Dwayne 195 McGaughey. Andrea 65 McGowan. Rhonda Kay 64 McGowan. Richard 64. 116. 134. 1$7 McGowan. Ronald Jay 64 McKean. Jimmy 64 McKenzie. Claude B Jr 64. 130 McLeod. Albert Thomas 64. 116 McLeod. Laura Leigh 64. III. 139. 142. 146. 149. 156. 168. 169 Me Neely. Kristi Stariene 64 Meeks. Jimmy 65. 195 Mefford. William Richard 65. 116. 134 Meiron. Andrew Leslie 94 Melton. Wanda Renea 65. 134 Merry. Diana Louise 65. 116. 134. 145, 155. 170. 171 Messenger. Georgia Ann 66. 117, • Bpi Lynn 66 lenn 66. IP. PO. Aalone. Norman Paul 195 ey. Linda Lee 65. K25. 150. «7 Massey. Frank 65 Marlatt. Randall Wade 119 Meyers, Middleton, ttftecca Lee 65. 66. 134. 136 Miers. Mark Shannon 66 Miers. Tonya 66 MiHer. Francme JO. K29 Miller. Jamie Lou 66. 139. 46 Sean Thomas 195 r. Steven Wayne 66 in. William Hollis 66. 139. 142 Andy 153 foe. Kimberly Elizabeth 66. 131. 155 ___}te. John 157 Montes. Maria Llva 66 Monto. John Ldward 66. 139 Moody. Jacqueline Dawn 50. 02. 134. 142. 148. 185. 13 . 162 Moore. Dam 66 Moore. Kimberly Ann 102 Moreland. Marsha Kay 66. 20 '. 192 4 4 2K Moreland. Michelle D'Lee 66. 117 Morgan. Christopher Zane 66. 117 Morris. David Benson 66. 117 Morris. Trent Lee 66. 211. 210 Morrison. Suzanne Carol 66. 134. 157 J Morrow. Mark Wayne 66. 116 Morrow. Stefan Beckley 67. 126 Munns. Ronald Earl 67 Munoz. Manuel 67. 128. 142 Murphree. LaRenda Nell 50. 102. 155 Murphree. Tracy Oumn 123 Musgrave. Annette Phillips 67 Mwangi. Catherine Wangari 67. 116. 164 Myers. Chester 159 N Nalley. Bradley Shannon 67. 123 Ngwyen. Kim Cuing 67. 151 Michols. Angela Dea 67. 117. 133 Nichols. Gina Beth 50. 142 Nichols. Joanna Lucille 67. III. 142 Nichols. Joe 67 Nicholson. Roberta Lee 67. 130 Nix. Randy Lee 67. 195 Nowlin. Stacy Cherie M2 O Oertli. Doug 153 Ohlen. Carl Hunter 123. 195 Olivares. Martin 50 Oliver. Kim 67 Oliver. Leiann 6'. 134 Ortega. Violet 50. 186 P Padilla. Bernabe Jr. 117 Padilla. Jose 68. 164 Parham. Charles Benjamin 68. 134 Park. Douglas. Matt 164 Parkman. Beth Trances 68. III. 133. 139. 142. 178 Parsons. Patterson Lee 68. 125. 134. 157 Patton. Kerry Kavid 68. 127. 139 Pedersen. Michelle Elizabeth 58. 68. 117. 134 Pedigo. Sheri Susanne 68. 117, 165 Perkins. Debra Sue 50 Peterson. Mary 68 Phillips. Rebecca Ann 68. lit Piel. Carl Albert. Jr. 6S. 116 Pitman. Christopher Alan 68 Pittman. Angela Irene 68. 103 Pittenger. Garret Leigh 68 Pledger. Sampson Pickens 123 Polk. Sean Derrick 68 Pomermke. David 121. 139. 205 Pod. Stacia 50 Pope. Jeffrey Lynn 134 Pope. Sean 125 Porter. Charles Chris 69 Powell. Ronnv Ray 69. 94 Powell. Timothy Ray 116 Power. Michael James 121. 134. 157. 137 Powers. Cindy 69. 134 Q Oueen. Steven Averill 69. 127, 133. 139. 142 Quitta. Anthony Joseph 5. 123. 195 R Rabani. Abba 50 Rabel. Mary Kathleen Swanson 69. 103 Rabel. William Patrick 69 Ragsdale. George Thomas 117 Rains. Randall Wayne 69 Raiole. Kelly 69 Ramos. Martin Torres 195 Raper. Edmund AHcn 117 Rasberry. Todd Wrinkle 50. 186 Ratzewski. Susan Ann 69 Rawls. Nora Gaye 50. 103. 186 Ray. Michael DeWayne 69. 150. 195 Raysby. Janet 69 Raysby. Toni 69 Reasonover. Scotty Joe 117. 155. 195 Redman. Sharon Lynn 50 Reeve. Debbie Dawn 70. 117. 133. 139. 156 Renner. Angela McCall 50. III. 164. 185 Reyes. Nora Edith 79. 116. 171 Reynolds. India 70 Reynolds. Royce Glenn 195 Richard. Patrick Lome 195 Richardson. Jerry Dale 195 Richardson. Jesse Ira 205 Richardson. Thelomous O'Neal 195 Riffe. Diann Emily 20. 105. 207. 165 Riggins. Scott Anthony 70 Risley. Harris Ryals ii7 Rio. Arturo Maron 70. 139. 157 Robbins. Derek Luther 123 Roberts. Aaron Lavoisier 195 Roberts. James Russell 70. 121. 135. 142. 151 Roberts. Kilian Rochelle McSherry 50. 112 Robinson. Gregory Charles 195 Robledo. Isreal Larez 70. 103. 123 Rodman. Sherry 105 Rodriguez. Annemarie 70. 116. 134. 145 Rodriguez. Danny Raye 70 Rodriguez. Jesus 70. 127. 133. 134. 145 Rodriguez. Liza 70. 130. 134 Rodriguez. Maria Lourdes 7|. 107 Rohe. Susan Teri 2. 139 Romero. Risa 71. 142 Ross. Lisa Gayle 71. 116 Ruland. Suzannah 50 Ruland. Tim 134 Runkles. Douglas Livington 7|. 121. 132. 193. 205 Russell. Jenna Louise 71. 116. 218 s Sabolch. Margaret 71 Sanders. Rebecca Gail 71. 139 Sanders. Rick Allen 71. 116. 133 Sanford. Scott 134 Saylor. Debra Mae 71. 117 Schkade. Bruce 50 Schlapp. Jeffrey Lee 119 Schmoker. George Wayne. Jr. 71. 2K) Schrode. Bruce 123 Scott. Pamela Ruth 71 Searcy. Joe Coy 94 Sellers. Jeffrey Lloyd 71, 116 Sellman. Sheryl Sue 71, 134 Seward. Michelle Ann 117 Seymore. Stacy Sue 50. 105 Shaffer. Elizabeth Anne 71, 134. 145. 150. 103 Shaffer. Patrick Charles 134. 137 Sharp. Mark 51. 176 Sharp. Martha Sue 10. 7| Sheppard. Geoffrey Clarke 7| Sherbert. Patricia Kay 58. 71. 156. 167 Shields. Lola Ann 71. 134 Shields. Vickie Lynn 71 Shipp. Barbara PeAnne 109. 134 Shoemake. Elizabeth Ann 72. 117 Shott. Trissa Joyce 72. 149 Shrode. Kelly Michelle 7Vtft. 133. 134. 179 £ Shuler. Joel 72 Simmons, Sondra Ruth 51. 109. 161. 76. 186. 163 Simpson. Bryan K. 72. 116. 167 Simpson, David Neal 72 Skrabanek. Alvin 123 Smith. Alison Paige 72. 03. 142. 165 Smith. Brenda Gail Monroe 51 Smith. Clenna 72 Smith. John Wesley. 72. 134 Smith. Judy Lynn 51 Snedden. Charles Dennis 72 Sneed. Marla Gaye 72 Spear. Jeff 123 Spcgal. Debra Deann 72. 103. 134. Tadda. Geoffrey Drought 73. 123. 195 4) Tatum. Sherry Lynn 73. Taylor. Amy Ann 73., Taylor. Bradley Lawrence 116. 134 Taylor. Mark William 73. | 7. 132. Theisen, Sharon Kay 149. I5l Thomas, James Aaron 73, 134 Thomas, Jimmy 157 Thompson Bobbie Jean 73 I hompson. Grady Brad 211. 20. 169 Thompson. Keith Roudolph 73. 195 Thompson. MaryLynn Suzan 13. 73. 119 Thompson. Sarah Lynn 73. 116 Thompson. William Richard 139 Topliff. Paul Anthony 195 Tucker. Janice Sue 73, III. 142 Tyler. Bobby Gene 195 145 Stakes. Virginia 72 Stanley. Sue Ann 13. 51. 103. 133. U 139. 146. 149. 156. 186 Star buck, John Erederick 72 Stephens. James David 205. 195 Stephsns. Tracy Davon 195 Stevenson. Kathy 51 Stewart. Jeffery lee 195 Stewart. Joe Louis. Jr. 116 Stine. Carol Elaine 148 Slone. Martha Michelle 72. 109 Stribling. Clay 72 Strickland. Martha C. Cogburn 51. 18’. 151. 163 Stuart. Joe 72 Sullivan. Penny 72. 134 Sunkavalli. Padmaia 72 Sutton. Denise Joan 103 Swanson. Michael Kevin 57. 134, 137. 157. 167 Swift. Mary Kay III Sypert. Damon Marcus 15. 51. 169. 171 linser. Juliandra Lea 73. 133. 134. 137 Urban. Mary Ruth 73. 116 V Valenzuela. Mario 73. 117. 134. 137 Velasquez. Maria Magdalene Sosa 51. 187 Villanueva. Kimberly Michelle 73 W Sypert. Richard Dale 121. 139 Wagstaff. James Austin 73. 167. 181 Walker. Kevin Lynn 123 v, Janie Kevin 133. 195 or. Monty John 74. 116. 147 Walker. Paul Bradley 73. 137. 134. 135. 137. 157. 169. 171 Walker. Robert Kent 117. 195 Walker. Sandra Joan 74 Wallace. Troy James 305. 169 Walsh. Brian Wade 51. 137. 133. 139. 143. 161. 167 Ward. Jacqueline Carol '4. III. 193 Ward. Lincoln Paul 74. 196. 195. 119 arlick. Tammy lou 74 Laurie Jean 51. 148 ington. Sharon I 74 In . Kurt Everett 74 athersby. Myrtle Marie 51. 107 '«aver. Sharon Rae 74. 139. 156 Robert I9fr nhorn. Sherri Susanna J4. 5 Ion Rod nos Layne 117, 134. '4 odd 05 07 ’4 ii: Joe I. 133. 1. Lawrence White. Mark Edward 51. White. Rhonda Ann '4. White. Sandra Victoria -I 134. 156 Whitehead. I 143 ■ Whiteley. Jack Oliver 74. 131. 147. I 195 Whitt. Winston Arneil 138 WiUars. Christopher 195 W illiams. Cherie Rene 74. 116. 134. 145. 148. 156 Williams. Darrell Brent 74. 130 Williams, James Wade 195 Williams, Jennifer Kaye 74. 307. | 303. 193 Williams. Laurie Ann 74 Williams. Lisa Elaine '4. Williams. Marion 75. 13 WiRiams. Melinda 5 V. illiams. Shirlev lee Campbell 75] Williamson. Mara Rene 75. 303 Wilson. Angela Kay 75. 103. 143. ■ 143. 150 Wilson. Deana Kay 303 Wilson. Parker Ray 75. 116. 153 Wlnans. Amy Elizabeth 74. 113. 134 Wmkels. Jeanne Ruth 75. Ill, 143. 133 Wmkels. Rebecca D Wishart, David Owi Wood. Keith 105 Wood. Stormy Helen Magee '5. 105 Woodall. Russell Don 51. 133 Woodruff. Kelly 75. 171 Woodruff. Matthew James 75. 135. 134 W ord. Leslie Sharon 75. III. 133, 139. 143 Wright. John K. 75 Wright, John Talmadge 139 Wright. Tommy 195 Wright. Travis Alton 75. 195 Wyder m’eyer. Larry Jr. 75. 130 Wyrlck. Nancy Ann 51. 164 Y Yates. Billy Keith 133. 195 Young. Thomas Wade 75. 137. 143. 150. 161 Zepeda. Gracieia 75. 134 Zientek. Louis Jacob Jr. 187 Zoiler. Sandra Louise 75. K 7 339 In Memory Of MICHAEL (8-BALL) HIGHTS For two years Me Murry College was blessed to have known Michael Hights. He was a free spirit who touched the heart of everyone he met. a talented basketball player who displayed courage and loyalty both on and off the court. May God bless the memory of Michael, who was a blessing to all who knew him. With love McMurry Men s Basketball Team JJC Memorial In Memory Of TRACY (RAWHIDE) HAGINS Even though he wawi with us for the entire semester. Tracy Hagms was a special blessing to McMurry's campus. Tracy was a freshman who. in his short stay with us. made many cherished friends, and gave those friends some very special memories. May God bless all the memories of Tracy Hagms. Manorial 3Jl 1986 TOTEM CREDITS Editor lutfy £ Barnett Assistant Editor Kelly Wooilrull Section Editors And Staff Nora Reyes Marc Metzger Dianna Merry Maruly McCain Leslie kinlen Valerie lemon £rank Jacks. Jr Photographers James Hopper Paul Walker Angie Grabowski Alton Alledredge Pamon Sypert Advisors Rita Thedtord Gary £ Nison loretta Lulton Special Thanks To Cane Ingram Iim jO ht-r hjf,l • ork thriHjfitK'ut I hit sear 3 JJ Credits
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
