McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1988 volume:

TOTEM 1988 McMurry College Abilene, TX Vol. LXV Nora Reyes, Editor Dianna Merry, Assistant Editor Gary Ellison, Advisor Opening Nora Reyes, Dianna Merry 2 Faculty J Nora Reyes 18 Classes Marci Metzger 46 Activities Dianna Merry, Nora Reyes 72 Organizations Dianna Merry 98 Honors 0 Grace Zepeda 164 Sports A David Stanwick 182 Index Dianna Merry 214 Closing Nora Reyes 223 The 1988 TOTEM is continuing its tradition of using the artwork of McMurry students, faculty, and alumni for its cover. This year our cover features Sacred Wind”. «1 sculpture by 1967 alumni Terry Cilbreth. The TOTEM STAR-' expresses its sincere appreciation for Mr. Cilbreth s work and dedication. Sacred Wind: Guiding our Way Prairie winds lift the wings of the hawk and the love of our brothers. Lift our spirits to soar with the Hawk. 2 l«� nu t umn Tradition Many times we wonder, how much is a tradition worth? Does it only have meaning to a past long gone? But as Homecoming approaches, we feel like we are a tradition ourselves, like we are making the traditions. As the sun comes down and the tipis are erected, a sense of belonging and of great pride is felt. We begin to think that we are a part of something that started a long time ago. Those that come after us will be part of ourselves tomorrow. McMurry's tradi- tions will be with us for the rest of lives, not only as a memory, but as part of the education and knowledge that never ends — like traditions. 4 — Homecoming 0UM1 URRy fTTTTT « iik m Homecoming — 5 Homecoming Spirit Mt Murry kepi up with ils lr.ulilion.il Homecoming Spinl «is the freshmen again r,in the show. I he freshmen pullet! logei her .uni matle sure everything went at touting to plan Ihe building of I he bonfire, he.ufb.imls .iml lipi tours. Ihe healing of the drum, the pep rally, Ihe (Minting of Ihe braves, anti ihe tipi up at every home game VVhai res| onsibilily! I he Intlian spirit is insiilletl in Ihe braves al Ihe very beginning as trathlion ton linues What oilier sthool too It I tom (Sire? h I lt mts timing Homecoming — 7 Homecoming McMURR, I lomccominK J McMurry College 41 Austin College 41 10 — Homecoming Homwoming — 11 Homecoming — 13 MR. PATRICK BENNETT 1987-88 TOTEM DEDICATEE 16 — Dedicatee Patrick Bennett: Always a Friendly Word Mr. Patrick Bennett, other than be- ing an excellent teacher and friend, has had many accomplishments in his life. Mr. Bennett worked on several newspapers and served in the U.S. Army before coming to McMurry. In 1958 he received a B.A. in English, with minors in History and Philos- ophy, from Texas Tech University. He received his M A. in English from Hardin Simmons University in 1969 with a 4.0 average. Mr. Bennett came to McMurry in 1969 as the Public Information Di- rector. and was later named Director of Public Relations, where he was ad- visor for both the WAR WHOOP and the TOTEM. He is now an Assistant Professor of English, teaching fresh- man and advanced English and jour- nalism courses. In his spare time, Mr. Bennett en- joys reading, writing, chess, foreign languages, and puppets. In appreciation for his service and dedication to McMurry College, the TOTEM STAFF is honored to dedicate the 1987-88 TOTEM to Mr. Patrick Bennett. Dedicatee — 17 rnOICN THf fCti a OP£ MD Of SE'TEVBf OPEf-ED O'i SEPTEvBEfi 18 Faculty 19 r A Genuine Leader: Dr. Thomas K. Kim Dr. Thomas Kim. McMurry College President since 1970. continues in his tradition of interacting with faculty and students to better meet the needs of our campus. 20 — President Board of Trustees 1987-88 McMurry College Board of Trustees: Charles Baker. Tucker Bridwell. Dr. Richard Chaffin. John Chalmers, Rev. Milton Chester, Harold Crawford. Rev. Charles Crutchfield, Dr. Mark Dorff, George Dupree, Joe Eason, Rev. Davis Edens, Dr. Brodace Elkins. Cary Finch, Dr. William Fleming, Dr. Kenneth Ford, Rex Fuller, S. L Garrison, Dr. Richard Gooding, J. W. Gordon, Guy Graves. Dr. David Hamblin, R. C. Harral. Harold Harriger, Omar Herm- smeyer, A. L. Holland, Ralph Hooks, Harold Hughes, Rev. William Hutchinson, Charles Jacobs, W. T. John- son, Walter Johnson, Bennie Jones, Dr. Thomas Kim, J. D. Kinsey, Jere Lawrence, Rev Albert Lindley. Herman Uoyd, William Marquarat, Rev Rex Mauldin. Barbara McClellan, Raymond McDaniel, George McDonald. Eugene McElvaney, Bynum Miers, S. M Moore, Jr., J. T. Moseley, Don Newsom, Dian Owen. Dr. Russell Parchman, Dr. Bruce Parks, Frank Puckett, Ted Rushing, Bishop Louis Schowengerdt, Bob Surovik, Rev. Carlston Thomson. Dr. Clifford Trotter, and Dr. Kenneth Wyatt. Trustees Emeriti: D. L. Adcock, Maurice Brooks, V. J. Coleman, Dr. Rigdon Edwards, Lee Harrah, Morgan Jones, and Dr. Luther Kirk. Board of Trustees — 21 Vice- Presidents 22 Vice-President MAKY ANN BU I I I K Vice President of Development and Public Relation N JACK HOLDEN Vice President of Development DONALD SCALES Vice-President of Financial Affairs DR. PAUL JUNGMEYER Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College WALTER URBAN Vice-President of Student Services Vice-Presidents -- 23 Administrative Offices Academic Advisement and Placement CINDY BURLESON LEIGH CRANE CLETA RAMBY Director of Career Director of Academic ACCE Program Assistant Counseling and Placement Advisement Administration MARY BLANTON Secretary to the President ALLEN I AMB Director. McMDyess Program Director of Continuing Education sue McAlister Secretary to the Vice- President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College 24 — Administrative Offices JOAN MOONEY GLORIA RICHARDSON WILL DIX Dyes Program Secretary Secretary to the Vice Comptroller President of Financial Affairs Admissions Office TIM CRANE JIM TREDENNICK DOUC BROWN Director of Admissions Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor BECKI MIDDLETON MARK VETTER MICHAEL HUTCHINSON Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Director of College and Student Relations Administrative Offices — 25 ■ NORMA DO HRS E Development Office Manager MARY LYNN JOHNSON Secretary for the Office of Alumni Relations JOHNNIE RAY Director of Alumni Relations MARY SPRABERRY Secretary for the Office of Admissions ANGELA SPURGEON GRETCHEN TUCKER Secretary for the Office of Assistant Director of Alumni Development Relations Business Office BARBARA HAVARD Payroll Personnel Coordinator JOYCE LEECH Data Entry Clerk Business Office RON ROBERTS Cashier GENEVA SWANSON Business Office Clerk 26 — Administrative Offices UNDA HORWEDEl. hn.irui.il Aid Receptionist Seeretary MARY LOCKHART Assistant Director of Financial Aid NANCY SPEARS Student lx an Clerk MARY 'CORKY ' SWANSON Director of Financial Aid Registrar's Office JANICE COOK BOBBYE FRY Registration Coordinator Assistant Registrar MARION JIMISON JUDY STEPHEN GWEN VINCENT Student Records Coordinator Veterans Advisor Registrar Administrative Offices — 27 GARY ELLJSON Director of Public Relations I.ORETTA FULTON Assistant Director of Public Relations DIANE WOODS Secretary for Public Relations DAVID BENNETT LIBBY CROFT STEVE FULTON Coordinator of Media Catalog Library Assistant Catalog librarian Services LYNN HAGGARD Reference and Circulation Librarian GAIL HOU.ADAY Library Secretary VI NORWOOD LYNN ROBERTS Circulation Library Assistant Acquisitions Library Assistant JOE SPECHT Director of Jay-Rollins Library 28 — Administrative Offices DR. JOHN HIX Professor of Business Administration ROBERT KUZMA Instructor of Business Administration DR RONALD PRESLEY Chairperson, Division of Business Administration Administrative Offices Faculty — 29 Faculty Business Administration BARBARA PENTECOST Secretary for Student Services NANCY SMITH Associate Dean of Students WALTER URBAN Vice-President of Student Services JOHNNY CORNELIUS Assistant Professor of Business Administration MAXINE DAVIS Secretary for the Division of Business Administration DR. J. HENRY DOSCHER Adjunct Professor of Business Administration THOMAS SMITH Associate Professor of Business Administration JACKIE STOWE JOHN VALENTINE Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Businesss Administration Business Administration Computer Science Mathematics Science DR. CLARK BEASLEY Professor of Biology DR. HUGH BUCHANAN JOSEPH CROFT Associate Professor of Instructor of Mathematics Geology DR BILL DULIN Chairperson. Division of Science and Mathematics DR. LYNDOL HARRIS LUCILLE HODGES Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Mathematics DR. DAVID KLASSEN Professor of Chemistry DR. CHUN JIN LEE Chairperson. Department of Computer Science 30 — Faculty BEVERLY LENOIR Assistant Professor of Computer Science DR. RICHARD MOORE Professor of Biology DR. BEN PILCHER Acting Chairperson. Department of Biology DR RICHARD SCHOFIELD Associate Professor of Geology DR. A. C SHARP Professor of Physics DR. ROY SONNTAG MIKE SWANSON Professor of Chemistry Director of Computer Services louis vorr Assistant Professor of Computer Science Education DR. JEAN BARRICK DR. ROBERT MANISS DR MICHAEL McCLELLAN PAT SHACKELFORD Professor of Education Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Secretary for the Department Education Education of Education Faculty — 31 DR. JOHN ALLISON Assistant Professor of English ‘.O PATRICK BENNETT Assistant Professor of English DR. JOYCE CARROLL Professor of English DR GERALD McDANIEL Chairperson, Department of English and Writing DR. LOU RODENBERCER Assistant Professor of English Fine and Applied Arts CATHERINE BENSON Instructor of Art GEORGE BIFFLE Assistant Professor of Music Director of Choral Music 32 — Faculty PHILIP CRAIK Assistant Professor of Communications and Theatre TOM FAIRUE Instructor of Music Assistant Band Director TOMMY FRY Director of McMurry Bands Associate Professor of Music DR. SANDRA HARPER Assistant Professor of Communications FRANCIS HINKEL HOLLY HUGHES Associate Chairperson of the Assistant Professor of Music Department of Music CHARLES HUKILL Assistant Professor of Theatre Director of Technical Theatre ROBERT MILLER Adjunct Associate Professor of Art SHERWOOD SUTER Professor of Art Faculty — 33 JOHN GIBSON Assistant Professor of Music Chairperson, Department of Music DR. CARROL HAGGARD Chairperson, Division of Fine and Applied Arts DR JAMES ALVIS DR. WILLIAM SHORT Chairperson, Department of Associate Professor of Modem Linguagcs Modem languages Modern Languages 34 — Faculty Physical Education SPUD ALDRIDGE JIMMY ALLEN Athletic Director Volunteer Assistant Football Coach AUSTIN CHAMNESS Assistant Coach for Men s Basketball and Football DR. MIKE DANIEL Chairperson. Department of Physical Education DAVID DAVIS Tennis Coach WILLIAM HADLEY Director of Athletic Training Programs MARLENE JOY Women s Basketball Coach HERSHEL KIMBRELL Head Basketball Coach NATALIE MAYBERRY HARVEY OAXACA CLIFF ODENWALD Head Women’s Volleyball Head Track Coach Assistant Head Football Coach Faculty — 35 MARK ODOM Equipment Manager PUG PARRIS Assistant Professor of Physical Education Bl ZELI.NER Secretary for the P. E. Department Political Science and History DR. MIKE EL-ATTRACHE DR. PAUL I.ACK JAMES MYERS Chairperson. Department of Professor of History Instructor of History Political Science DR DOUGLAS PRICE DR. GARY SHANAFELT DR. ROBERT SLEDGE Assistant Professor of Chairperson, Department of Chairperson, Division of Political Science and History Social Sciences Paralegal Studies 36 — Faculty DR. MORRIS BAKER DR. JAMES VICK Associate Professor of Chairperson, Department of Psychology Psychology Psychology Religion Humanities Philosophy PHYLLIS MII.1JKIN Secretary for the Minister to the College DR. ROBERT MONK Chairperson. Divison of Humanities DR. PHILIP SHULER Chairperson, Division of Religion DR. WILLIAM BARRICK Professor of Religion REV JOHNNIE KAHL Minister to the College Special Services LARRY DeVOTO GENIE HENSON Food Service Director Switchboard Supervisor V j [ 1 il 1 i?S CONNALLY TIBBS JOHNNIE TIBBS Director of Printing Services Print Shop Assistant 38 — Special Services JANE DALTON Textbook Clerk EDITHLYN DEICHMANN Head Postal Clerk CARL OPITZ Post Office Clerk Campus Center CECILIA PITTMAN Bookstore Cashier JO SPENCER Postal Clerk MARTHA WE1SNER Bookstore Manager MARY CHRISTOPHER ED DOUCETTE SARAH DOUCETTE Relief Residence Hall Gold Star Residence Hall Gold Star Residence Hall Director Director HELEN EMERY RICHARD WOOD President Residence Hall Hunt Residence Hall Director Director VIOLET WOOD Hunt Residence Hall Maintenance Maintenance (L to R): Sue Lively, Terry Barr. Ben Bilbrey, lamy Valdez. Rich Foster, Darryl Riggs. Bill Zapata. Lloyd Gunter, Vince Thompson. Jeanette McAllen, Cresenrio (Chris) Flores, Gerald Layton. Bud Miller, Oscar Lively, and Walter Keys. Special Services — 41 WA - I 44 — Faculty n ft luui t ali Ja ddre 'a I iJa’ alidati 46 Graduation Sunday, May 8, marked the end of a long road for many students as they walked across the stage of the Abilene Civic Center to receive their diplomas. For some, it's off to school to begin graduate work, and for others, careers in the real world” will soon start, but for all, it's the beginning of a new era of their lives. 195 graduates heard from commencement speaker Dr. John C. Stevens, who told them that 1988 is a great time to live. Cadet Allen Guy Brannan was com- misioned during an Army ROTC Commissioning Cere- mony. and honorary degrees were conferred upon Mr. Wiliam W. Davis and Mrs. Dian Graves Owen, both of whom have been involved with McMurry College for sev- eral years. Graduation — 49 Sacred Wind: — ('•raduation Guiding Their Paths Graduation — 51 KAIIIY ABI KNAIIIY Minw. TX TKUDI BAKTIJ-TT Svwrtwjtw, TX |UI II BAKKY Ahlww, TX BKi-NDA BAKNI s lli rrfonl, TX M VIN BASS Spur. TX (IIAKI.A BIKt MUM Ahtlrnr, TX MAKK BOASI Graham. TX SCOTT BKOWN Krd Oak. TX BAKfcK BKYANT Amarillo. TX I IM BURCISS Irving. TX 11 SI II I AMI'BU.I Ahlrm1. TX IIIOMAS C AMI’BI 11 Ahtlrnr. TX 52 — Seniors KOBI KI C AKI.SON (K vj. TX MAKK CASON Okbmar. H. |ANA CI-AYTON Ab«l« nc. TX TRENT C UNDII 11 Irving. TX MARTIN COOTEK Kmwdl. NM SCOTT DfLAKIXYKH Odnu. TX UMJ ANN OONA1DSON Alnlvnr, TX ‘’MANNA t(X� MBS UvaU«-, TX SIIU Ml I ( MI N Sugarlanri. TX Al AN IMCX;hTT San Antonio. TX AMY DWIKI B� k Spring, TX SHAKIENF FtIX? Odcvsa. TX crec H.ADEIANP Temple. TX DAN GAINFY ASIrnr. TX I.YNN GI AZF Coleman. TX JEANNETTE GONZALEZ DH Kk . TX Seniors — 53 t Allll KIM HENNESSEY ( Itv'-UhI. Oil ( AKMAN IIAMII TON ANIiw. rx BOR MATCH Rw Hondo. TX ANGELA HEAD Swwiwjlif, TX ION|A (.KAY I'bmvirw. TX DANA HOI DI N Ahtlrnr, TX COI ANDKA GRELN DjIIjn. TX DAN HO! MAN ( 4njdun, TX MONIl A IIUNSIM.I K MmIIjihI. IX KIM KINSEY Alhuqu«-ri{u«-. NM S4 Senior� MARK KRIMM Kmgwoud. TX KREC KYLE l-ubbock. TX C YNIIIIA I ARSON Wh hiu KS KH I AC M W«II, IX WIC.IJII ll AKKAC.A C llV. M.'.mi� IAMIS MARKS (■«tum. IX I AKKY MAKIIN Abtlmr. TX I OKI NA MAUI l IN I nintflon. IX SMI KKY Met OK MIC K Ahili-fliv IX MAKC I Ml 1 C.tK Sirjifof.l IX MM MC )NK( 1 I � •••� AI H KM IN MONK ItouMon, IX s III AN MOKKC W Km h4fd«m, IX Allll KINI MWANC.I Kfflyj MANNY MUNO I I |W IX Mil KKI Nl Al ANIrnr IX IOANNA NIC HOI S Abtftfu . IX HUNTfcR OMI iN WrM olumhu IX Senior. - SS KERRY r A FT ON Avoca. TX BETH PARKMAN l-a Cruces. NM PAT PARSONS Killrm. TX CAROLYN PATTON Avoea. TX BERNIE PADILLA Abilene. TX SHARI PEDIGO Lubbock. TX LORI PADILI.A El Paso, TX CHRIS PORTER Cross Plain . TX RONNY POWELL Merkel. TX MIKE POWER Albuquerque. NM a STEVE QUEEN El Paso. TX TODD REDWINE Abilene. TX SCOTT RIGGINS Hawley. TX IIMMY ROBERTS Carlsbad. NM 56 — Senior� IESUS RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROHE la Cruces. NM Al ISON SMITH rUno, TX DAVID SIMPSON AhiUru-. TX M KI VIN SWANSON Hawlry. TX DAMON SYPFRT Abilcm . TX (iEOFT TADDA Pittsburgh. PA w CHRIS TFRRY Mi'jJim TX MARK TAYIjOK Droton. TX SARAH THOMPSON Arlington. TX • VI I’AUI WAIJCKR H Pmo. TX TAMMY WAKIItk Hawley. TX SHARON WFAVIK El P«o. TX RODNEY WEliXYN ShjmrtH'k. TX SHIKKI WEISENHOKN IHimjv TX ANGELA WIISON Abilene. TX ANGIE WIISON Mt I ean. TX MATT WOODRUFF Colorado Spring� . CO Somoni — 57 I I SI II WOMI) I I I'om., IX H HN WKK.III Anwrilki, IX SANDKA Olli H.-.II.K.I, IX MY PRAYER FOR YOU Enough happiness to keep you sweet, Enought trials to keep you strong. Enough sorrows to keep you human and Enough hope to keep you happy. Enough failure to keep you humble. Enough success to keep you eager. Enough friends to meet your needs. Enough enthusiasm to look forward Enough faith to banish depression, Enough determination to make each day a better day than yesterday. — Author Unknown — 58 Senior Lance Adams — Jr Albany. TX Lisa Adams — Soph Albany, TX David Adamson — Soph Shamrock. TX Kathy Aeby — Jr Albuquerque, NM Chris Anderson — Fr Talco, TX Dawn Anderson — Jr Kermit. TX Toby Andrus — Fr Fampa, TX Gilbert Arriola — Fr Breckenridgc, TX Todd Austin — Soph Rochester, TX Richard Bartleson — Fr Dexter. NM Kevin Bearden — Jr Abilene, TX Craig Beasley — Fr Abilene. TX Elizabeth Beaver — Jr Holland. TX Tande Bell — Soph Robert Lee, TX Chee Benallie — Fr Shiprock, NM Vemita Benallie — Fr Shiprock. NM Kentt Billups — Jr Winters. TX Doug Binnion — Fr Midland. TX Joel Black — Jr Coppell. TX Susan Blalock — Fr Stanton, TX Jimmy Blanton — Jr Abilene, TX Carl Boatright — Fr Leander. TX Stephanie Boaz — Jr Breckenridge, TX Michael Boling — Fr Annapolis. MD Tom Bradley — Soph El Taso, TX Darla Breedlove — Soph Clovis, NM Dawnett Brown — Fr Abilene. TX Thomas Brown — Fr Waco, TX Greg Bruce — Soph Abilene, TX Shane Brue — Soph Vega. TX Classes — 59 Susan Connor — Fr Arlington. TX Jrff Cooper — Soph Irving. TX Kirk Cooper — Fr Dallas. TX Kyle Corley — Jr San Antonio. TX Christler Crews — Fr Lubbock, TX Tammie Crockett — Soph Austin, TX 60 — Classes Shawn Brue — Soph Vega. TX Jackie Bryan — Fr Childress. TX Jeff Burleson — Jr Wylie. TX Bobby Burton — Jr Clyde. TX Angela Bvm — Soph Waco. TX Scott Calkins — Jr Hereford. TX Sandy Carr — Soph Floydada. TX Sharon Carr — Jr Dallas. TX Sylvia Castillo — Fr Abilene. TX David Chaffin — |r las Cruces. NM Jo Chapman — Fr Anthony. TX Tina Clamann — Fr Abilene, TX Trisha Gifford — Fr Clarendon. TX Luann Cockerell — Jr Avoca, TX Laura Connelly — Soph Monahans, TX Steven Crow — Fr Abilene. TX Connie Culpepper — Soph Santa Anna, TX Beth Cunningham — Soph Dallas. TX David Cumutt — Jr Odessa. TX Suzanne Davidson — Fr McAllen. TX Cary Davis — Fr Artesia. NM Jimmie Davis — Soph Odessa. TX !.ynn Davis — Soph lometa, TX Matt Davis — Soph Throckmorton. TX Ronny Davis — Soph Artesia. NM Steven Davis — Soph Abilene. TX Sarah Daws — Fr Throckmorton. TX Sonny DelaGarza — Fr Mexia. TX Kadra Deike — Jr Boemc, TX Aida Dia — Fr El Paso, TX Christi Dillard — Fr Abilene, TX Bryan Doyle — Fr Garland. TX Robert Draper — Fr Copperas Cove, TX Kelley Edens — Fr Carlsbad, NM l.ori Edwards — Fr Mesquite. TX Chesley Egan — Jr Sugarland. TX Glvn Elrod — Soph Olney, TX Debra Ernst — Fr Abilene. TX lay Estes — Fr Abilene. TX Kelly Evan� — Jr Quito, Ecuador Paul Evans — Jr Abilene, TX Relinkr Evans — Fr Wichita Falls, TX Todd Evans — Fr Odessa. TX Dusty Farmer — Jr Merkel. TX Jill Farrington — Fr Estancia. NM Classes — hi Eric Fenstermacher — Jr Bayfield. CO David Fenwick — Jr Anton. TX Jennifer Finch — Fr Dalhart. TX Eric Fletcher — Fr Hope. NM Chris Flores — Soph Brownfield, TX Tina Forgy — Soph Donna. TX Samantha Franklin — Jr Childress. TX Mkhael Frye — Fr Brown wood. TX Mamee Gamble — Fr Lubbock. TX Marl! George — Fr Tulia. TX Bnice Gillespie — Soph Breckcnridge. TX Terrell Gillespie — Soph Lubbock. TX Kreg Gillispie — Jr Phoenix. AZ Joe Goff — Fr Clyde, TX Tracie Gomcrsall — Fr El Paso. TX Belinda Gonzales — Soph Abilene, TX Veronica Gonzales — Soph Brownfield. TX Dawn Graydon — Jr Abilene, TX Debra Griffin — Jr Lamesa. TX Kevin Hagood — Jr Odessa. TX Josephine Hah — Jr Garland. TX Lorie Hahn — Jr Henderson. TX Kim Hall — Fr Crane. TX Jacque Harkins — Fr Lubbock. TX Rhett Harrison — Soph Gorman. TX Jon Harruff — Jr Dalhart. TX Cameo Harvey — Jr Abilene. TX Millie Hasemann — Soph Abilene. TX Sheryl Hatcher — Fr Spring. NM Cheryl Haynes — Jr Odessa, TX 62 — Classes I arm Hav — Jr Lubbock. TX Charles Heathorlv — Jr Abilene. TX Bnan Heck — Soph Houston, TX Rkhard Henderson — Soph EJ Paso. TX Alice Hodges — Fr Quanah. TX Timmie Hodges — Soph Quanah. TX Michele Houston — Fr Vernon. TX Victor Hudman — Fr Abilene, TX Marjl Hull — Jr Taos, NM Pamela Humphrey — Ft Abilene. TX Daniel Hutchins — Fr Farwell. TX Dea Dea Ice — Soph Abilene. TX Delois James — Soph Abilene, TX Yannique Jean-Charles Soph — Dallas, TX Brian Johnson — Jr Saginaw. TX Mark Johnson — Fr Artesia. NM Shea Johnson — Soph Grand Praine, TX Janice Jones — Jr Tatum, NM Lyneile Jones — Fr Bronte. TX Tim |ones — Jr Dallas. TX Bryan Kahl — Jr Abilene, TX Julie Kahl — Fr Abilene. TX Gasses — 63 Elaine King — Jr Mansfield. TX Leslie Kinlen — Jr Albuquerque, NM Kristi Klaverweiden — Fr Miami, TX Kevin Kromcr — Soph San Angelo, TX Andy Kuzma — Fr Abilene, TX Laura Landolt — Soph Arlington. TX Beth Laney — Soph Dallas, TX Scott Langley — Fr Sanger. TX )enni er Lathrop — Jr Boeme, TX Christopher Lee — Fr Fort Worth. TX Yolanda Lee — Soph Colorado City, TX Lisa Locker — Jr Roswell, NM Brandt lockhart — Jr Justin, TX Rodney London — Fr Chilton. TX Donna Long — Soph Roswell, NM Kelly Long — Soph Shelbyvtlle, TN Julio Lopez — Fr El Paso. TX John Loyd — Fr San Angelo. TX Lana l.ykins — Jr Breckcnndge, TX Rachel Maldonado — Fr Abilene. TX Saby Maldonado — Fr Stamford, TX Vick Maldonado — Jr Stamford, TX Regena Mangram — Fr Abilene, TX Rhonda Mangum — Jr Clyde. TX Melissa Marquez — Fr Rockdale. TX James Martin — Soph Marshall, TX 64 — Casses ■■■■ Frank Massey — Soph Mansfield. TX Laura Mathis — Fr El Paso. TX Jeff Matsler — Soph Floydada, TX Pam McCarthy — Fr El Paso. TX Robby McDonald — Fr Houston. TX Brandon McGill — Soph Lubbock. TX Richard McGowan — Jr Borger. TX Neena Mcl-ain — Fr Borger. TX Barbara McLaughlin — Jr Blanket. TX Tom McLeod — Jr Stephenville, TX Kristi McNeciy — Jr Anson. TX Bill Mefford — Jr Plano. TX Victor Mendo?a — Fr Sweetwater. TX Dianna Merry — Jr Dallas, TX Janita Millender — Fr Crystal Beach. TX David Mitchell — Jr Abilene. TX Jamie Moody — Jr San Antonio. TX Mandy Mooney — Fr Abilene, TX Teresa Moore — Soph Shamrock. TX Donella Morgan — Fr Abilene. TX Jason Morris — Fr Sanger, TX Britt Narrell — Soph Amarillo, TX Kelly Nelson — Soph Homewood. IL Lisa Nelson — Soph Dimmitt, TX Kim Neumann — Soph Bynum. TX Susan Nix — Jr Abilene. TX Greg Nuchois — Fr Abilene. TX Johna O'Dell — Fr Abilene. TX Charles Ogle — Fr Big Spring. TX Rhonda Ogletree — Jr White Oak. TX Classes — 65 Steven Parker — Fr Midland. TX Tyra Patrick — Fr Waco. TX Britt Patton — Jr Lubbock. TX Rodrick Perkins — Fr Lubbock. TX Suzanne Peterson — Fr Alvin. TX Becky Phillips — Jr Coleman. TX Carl Piel — Jr Abilene. TX Unda Piel — Soph Abilene. TX Garret Pittenger — Jr Scottsdale. AZ Randv Pittman — Soph Killeen. TX Trey Pittman — Fr Sachse. TX Debbie Pleasant — Soph Dallas. TX Sean Polk — Soph Abilene. TX Ronnie Pope — Fr Abilene. TX Tim Powell — Jr Abilene. TX David Price — Fr Dallas. TX Richard Price — Fr Fort Worth, TX Jeff Quick — Soph Abilene. TX William Rabel — Soph Carson City. NV Magda Ramos — Fr Albany. TX Ronnie Jcankin — Fr Throckmorton. TX Darrell Richardson — Soph Abilene, TX Krisha Richardson — Fr Abilene. TX Ronny Risinger — Fr Lufkin, TX Sam Robertson — Fr Abilene. TX Annemaric Rodriguez — Jr Copperas Cove, TX Lourdes Rodriguez — Jr Dallas. TX Jill Roemisch — Fr Hermeleigh, TX Michael Roesler — Soph Mount Pleasant. TX Andrea Rose — Fr Abilene. TX 66 — Classes Martha Rose — Soph Ingleside, TX Shari Rose — Fr Farmington, NM Lisa Ross — Jr Abilene, TX Sheila Roy — Fr Milan. IN Jcnni Rymer — Fr Roswell, NM James Sadler — Jr Abilene, TX Rick Sanders — Jr Abilene, TX Gesi Schiffel — Fr San Antonio, TX Kamy Schiffman — Fr Houston. TX David Scrimshirc — Fr Crane. TX Julie Sechrist — Soph Lubbock. TX Sunny Segrist — Fr Lubbock, TX Jeff Sellers — Jr Abilene, TX Sheri Sewell — Fr Torrineton, WY Angela Shackelford — Soph Abilene, TX Tabitha Sharp — Fr Fontana, CA Marc Sheppard — Fr San Antonio, TX Patricia Sherbert — Jr l-amesa, TX Elizabeth Shoemake — Jr Monahans. TX John Shores — Fr Clovis, NM David Shoup — Fr Carlsbad, NM Lance Shuler — Soph Abilene, TX Debbie Simmons — Fr Abilene. TX Bryan Simpson — Jr Doming. NM Classes — 67 Sharon Sims — Soph Belle Glade. FI. Russell Smith — Soph Munday. TX Sammie Smith — Fr San Antonio. TX Rosa Solorzano — |r El Paso. TX Sharia Sowa — Soph Pampa. TX Debbie Spegal —SENIOR Waco. TX Susan Stadler — Fr Arlington. TX Margaret Stanton — Fr Albuquerque. NM David Stanwick — Soph Clint. TX Ginger Stephen — Jr Abilene. TX Kelly Stevens — Soph Enid. OK Joe Stewart — Jt Forney, TX Gwen Stinnett — Fr Munday, TX Sean Stokes — Fr Lamesa, TX Sharon Strahm — Fr Ingleside, TX Tony Strang — Soph MfAllen. TX Monica Straw — Fr Richardson, TX Penny Sullivan — Jr Fort Worth. TX Camille Swanson — Soph Hawley. TX James Swoopcs — Jr Brownfield. TX Richard Sypert — Soph Abilene. TX Marla Tadda — Jr Cedar Hill. TX Holly Tatum — Fr Friona. TX Rusty Teeter — Fr laxkney. TX Angela Thomas — Fr Merkel. TX David Thomas — Soph Odessa. TX 68 — Classes VV Keith Thompson — Jr Odessa. TX Sheri Tittle — Fr Abilene. TX Cindy Tubb — Soph Grand Prairie, TX Nancy Turner — Jr Eula. TX Toby Ubando — Fr Snyder, TX Mary Urban — Jr Abilene. TX Um Valenzuela — Jr San Antonio. TX Mario Valenzuela — Jr Pasadena. TX Ray Villeneuve — Soph El Paso. TX Sondra Wade — Fr Abilene, TX Kenneth Walker — Soph Dallas. TX Troy Wallace — Jr Midland. TX Patrick Wallek — Fr Skidmore. TX Sam Walters — Jr Springer. TX Kelly Ward — Fr El Paw. TX Colleen Warner — Soph Hamlin, TX Mitch Warren — Fr El Paso, TX Lori Webb — Fr Stanton, TX Tracy Wescott — Jr Branson, MO Lajuan Whitfield — Fr Waxahachie. TX Stephanie Whitworth — Fr Doole. TX Cherie Williams — Jr Cleburne, TX Debra Williams — Soph Abilene, TX Julie Williams — Fr Snyder. TX Robin Williams — Soph Stanton, TX Paul Willis — Fr Lubbock. TX Parker Wilson — Jr Merkel. TX Jennifer Witkowski — Soph Abilene, TX Natalie Witkowski — Fr Abilene, TX I jura Wyatt — Soph Levelland, TX Classes — 69 Sharon Wynn — Fr Clyde, TX Shauiuh York — Soph El Paso, TX Grace Zepeda — Jr San Antonio, TX 70 — Classes wniwsByu «WBIUY Studio McM The Snack Bar was a busy place this year as Studio McM. Dances were held in the room almost every weekend throughout school. DJ's were trained by MSG, and tables were pushed aside for these events; with extra security, dances could be open to students from Abilene Christian and Hardin-Simmons Universities in addition to our own McMurry students. Some social clubs even reserved the room for dances after their spring banquets. SftxJmt� mfoy � wide varwty of mink. 74 — Studio McM Vick Maldonado has fun at one of McMurry't many dances. rni .mu Alpha hotted its 3rd Annual Beach Party Dance in the fall. James Mays and Tina Clamann dance to the music Studio McM — 75 Convocation Students make their way to Fall Convocation Convocation is held at the beginning of each semester at McMurry. This event is a time for Dr. Kim to welcome new and returning students to the college, as well as to express his thoughts to the student body as a whole. The Chanters sing for Convocation 76 — Convocation Carleton-Willson and Bennett-Willson Lectures Spring lectum Dr. Boyer � pr«ks at a per-� ctmfrrmcr When the Board of Trustees gathers each semester, it is not all business meetings. The Carleton-Willson Lectures in the fall and the Bennett-Willson Lectures in the spring provide an opportunity for students, faculty, and trust- ees alike to hear some of the country's best speakers. In the fall this year. Dr. Philip Fenn spoke, and in the spring, known educator Dr. Ernest Boyer was the guest lecturer. The Chanters sing at the morning lectures, the Band performs at the evening lectures, and both events count as College Series credits for all students. Carleton-Willson and Bennett-Willson Lectures — 77 78 — Sing Song On Sunday, February 14. T.I.P. sponsored its 63rd annual Sing Song with The Wonderful World of Dis- ney , dedicated to T.I.P. ex Dean Nancy Smith. Television personality Erik Summers emcee d the event, and the performance went well for all in- volved. The freshman class provided entertainment as an act this year, as did the social clubs, and the show ended with a round of the Mickey Mouse Club , sung by all show par- ticipants. Sing Song winners were: Makona ( Pinnochio ) — Best Overall; Fresh- men ( Winnie the Pooh”) and Ko Sari ( Mary Poppins )— tied for Best Mu sic. Alpha Psi Alpha ( The Aristo- cats”) — Best Choreography; and Theta Chi Lambda ( The Jungle Book ) — Best Costumes. Delta Beta Epsilon also gave an excellent ren- dition of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . Sing Song — 79 Wonderful World of Disney Sing Song — 81 Tartuffe.” by French author Mo- liere and translated into English by Richard Wilbur is a comedy portray- ing the hypocrisy of the title character. Tartuffe manages to convince Orgon. a well-to-do member of the Parisian community, that he is an extremely religious man. He deeds his property to Tartuffe and promises Tartuffe his daughter's hand in marriage, then watches as Tartuffe unsuccessfully at- tempts to seduce Orgon's wife. Orgon is nevertheless ordered from his home, but is rescued in the end. Directed by Philip Craik. Tartuffe” was presented October 1-3. Members of the cast included: Glenn Bennett. Susan Connor. Dawnett Faucett. Mark Johnson, Greg Leavelle, Neena McLain. Ronny Powell. Patrick Rabel, David Thomas, John Wright, and Lau- ra Wyatt. Tartuffe — 83 Tartuffe 84 — Tartuffe MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD The Mc.Wurry Theatre Department per- formed The Mystery of Edwin Drood, a popular Broadway musical. It was held as a dinner dessert theatre production February 18-20 and 25-27 Based on an unfinished novel by Charles Dickens, the musical was written by Rupert Holmes. Presented as a play within a play, the musical takes place in a 19th Century English music hall. Each member of the cast is sus- pected of the murder of Edwin Drood and the audience votes for its ending, including the murderer, the inspector, and the lovers. Under the direction of Philip Craik. mem- bers of the cast were Cheryl Allen, Moms Baker, Glenn Bennett. Rosie Cortez. Dawnctt Faucett. Mark Johnson. Greg Leavelle, Doug LoPachin, Neena McLain. Cheryl Oglesby. Blake Osnor, Ronny Powell, William Rabel. Joe Searcy, Sunny Segrist. Jose Trevino. Dana Woodman, John Wright, and Laura Wyatt. 86 — Mystery of Edwin Drood 88 — Rush Rush V � - V r t |A r ‘V- I mm R The women at McMurry have two opportunities each year to pledge so- cial clubs. These chances begin with Women's Interclub's Rush Tea, then Coke Parties given by each club in the spring. The Rush Parties follow. All of these give the ladies the opportunity to meet the members of each club so that they can decide which club is best for them. Preference cards and bids are signed, and the women are swept into the fun, and many times busy, world of pledging. Spring Presentation ft ft- N. ■ |vV'. Spring Presentation took place in the Mabee Room on Saturday. March 5. On this evening, the fall and spring pledges of each women's social club, as well as new associate and affiliate members of these clubs, were formal- ly presented to the school with the escort of their choice. A reception sponsored by Women's Interclub fol- lowed for the women and their friends and families. Spring Presentation — 89 Remember . .. Wins Michigan, Kay I am Km Kafko, a nurv who shook up I hr talent competition with a Polynesian dance. was crowmil Miss Arnern a I9IW I •� ' Marvin. I hr gravel viH.nl Os.jr winner whu .ImnI in August 41 the age of 6.1, won lememheted by «olle ago.-. 4n an mUw who really was among thr gooJ guys rvrn though be Urn portrayed thr hard as naiK rogue W - Currrnl I’vcnts A barge tilled with 3.12M ton of garbage be.ame a national gikr and a symbol ol the nation'� worsening problem with solid waste management The barge, looking (or a place to dump it� cargo, was banned by n stale� and three foreign countries before an incinerator reduced It to ash Brown and Annemarte Rodrigue listen a� Dr Thomas Kim jddnw� Alla Vista Elementary School students Alta Vista was McMurry'% adopted school for thr 1987 88 school year John Huston, who directed such films as The Maltese halt on’ and The Treasure of the Si erra Madrr . died in his sleep in August at the age of 81 Current Events — 91 Senate rejected President Reagan's nomination of Robert H Borfc to the Supreme Court t y a 58 42 vote, which ended a long contentious debate over a |udge alternately portrayed as a brilliant Jurist and a a,ORerous extremist Current Events Fred A taire. who epitonu ed Molly wood elegance for 25 yean dan� mg in the top hjt and tail with Ginger Roger and other Mar� . died of pneumonia in |une of l H7 at the age of 86 The Golden Gate Bridge in San FramiKO celebrated it 50th birthday Ab� nit 250.000 people jammed onto the bridge for an anniversary walk aero the pan Another 500.000 packed the bridge approa� he but were denied acre bevau e the engineer feared the pan could not upport the weight 92 — Current Events President and Mr Reagan greeted Pope Paul II when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine city lour of Ihe United State . Several Me Murry «ludent travelled to San Antonio to ee the Pope in pmon Marine I-icutenant Colonel diver L North wa« a key official in the plan to finance anti government rebel� in Nicaragua with money I nun arm uln to Iran In testimony before Ihe Iran Contra hearing in Washington. DC. North became somewhat of a celebrity. Abilene mourned and flag flew at half staff a a solemn reminder of the crash of a Dye � B I Bomber in southeastern Colorado early in the fall Three crewmen parachuted to safety, but three other died Killed in the crash were Major lame T Acklin of Champaign. II. Major Wayne D Whitlock of |ohn� on City, TN. and Captain Ricky M Bean of Rangely. ME. Current Events — 93 What Happened A 24 ihy «lilir hy lh«' Ni l player rndod in mnl October when Ihe union «apitulatod and wcnl in inuri of Irving In light the «luh nwnw al the Kii minx table I lar old Hjmger ihanman of the M� Murry Kuril of Irmtee . «ul Ihe nbKm .luring irrrmonm 1«� .bill� ale a tmlnri. .il m.irkrr jl Mi Murry in (htober of 1987 The Daw lone� industrial slink average dropped 508 point , the largest in history. on Monday. (Xlnh-r 19. I H7 some.ailed II a Vrash.'' othersialled il a meltdown. an.l other. «ailed il Waik Monday Whatever II wa . Il •tripped $500 Nihon from I hi- market value of U.S «nuntie� 94 — Current Events In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United State� began in |uly to escort vessel� to protect them from Iran In September the U S Navy New up an Iranian ship that was caught laying mines in the Gulf Several mines were confiscated Groundbreaking for the new Maher Dining Hall, to be completed in time for the 1988 89 school year, was held in August of 1987 Kirby Puckett and Jeff Kaerdon of the Minnesota Twins celebrate their World Senes victory over the Si Louis Cardinals The Twins won the seventh and final game of the series 4-2. 96 — Current Events 1987-1988 In an� wrr to a challenge from I hr administration. student teamed together again� ! ihrm in a snowball fighi aflrr ihr fir ! � now of I hr spring � rmr� trr Current Event� lomr Grrmr. who for 14 year [iiynl Ihr firm tml gmllr father It thrrr � on� on irlrvmon i Bonanza. died in September at ihr agr of 72 Television rvangrli� !� |im and Tammy Faye Bakker «aid farewell lo ihr m. ministry in March of 1987 Tancie Bell t.aura Connelly. Intramural Rep. Veronica Con ales leannette Con ale . 2nd Vice President Social Chairman Cameo Harvey. Treasurer Ruth Ann Hudson. Homecoming Chairman lanice (ones. Chaplain Dianna Merry, Sing Song Chairman Lisa Nelson Kim Neumann Kathy Rabel Nora Reyes Annemane Rodrigue . Recording Secretary Alison Smith, President Debbie Spegal. 1st Vice President Pledgemistress Sarah Thompson, Parliamentarian 100 — A A Alpha Psi Alpha: Purple Reigns Alpha Psi Alpha was chartered in 1955 as Alpha Pi Alpha, but changed its name in 1963. The ladies of Alpha Psi Alpha are quite active on campus, representing the Nez Perce at Homecoming, participating in Intramurals and Sing Song, and holding their annual Christmas Bazaar for some of those last-minute shoppers”. They have a fall hayride. a spring picnic, and a spring banquet every year. Cindy Tubb, Corresponding Secretary Mary Urban Lisa Valenzuela. Historian Angie Wilson Grace Zepeda, Intordub Rep. Cindy Burleson. Sponsor lames Harvey, Activities Sponsor Rita Thedford, Sponsor Mark Cason, Sweetheart Craco 2 fWda lolls local s hoolchiMron about I lie No Pcrco Indians at Hoowcoirang. A A — 101 Glyn Elrod Ronny Davis, Pledgemaster Dan Gainey. President Bruce Gillespie Tim Jones Britt Patton Chris Porter. Secretary George Ragsdale. Vice-President Alpha Sigma Chi: 102 — ASX Greg Robinson David Stanwick. Interclub Rep Keith Thompson, Treasurer Mike Voit. Interclub Rep. Taking On New Directions Alpha Sift Officer ASX — 103 Founded in 1965, Alpha Sigma Chi has become more and more visible on campus this year. The growing club rep- resents the Lipan Apache at Homecom- ing. They also participate in all Intra mural Events. Delta Beta Epsilon: Rockin'On Delta Beta Epsilon, founded in the spring of 1944, once again held its annual Roekathon fundraiser in front of the dining hall at the beginning of the fall semester. They represented the Kiowa at Homecoming and made an outstanding showing in Intramurals and Sing Song. The ladies in green enjoy a fall hayride, a spring picnic, and wrap up their year with a banquet in the spring. Charla Birchum, Vice President of Pledging Darla Breedlove, Historian Photographer Jana Clayton. Marshal Tammie Crockett, Intramural Rep. Kim Hagood, Recording Secretary Gena Hunter. Parliamentarian Gina l.ykins. Corresponding Secretary l.inda Piel, Interclub Rep. Diann Riffe, Vice President of Homecoming Marla Tadda, Social Chairman Nancy Turner, Sing Song Rep. Sherri Weisenhom. President 104 — AHK I Tracy Wescott, Treasurer Cherie Williams, Chaplain Dr. Mike Daniel, Sponsor Frances Hermann, Sponsor Mrs. Clyde Herrington, Sponsor Ann Liprie-Spence, Sponsor Laurie Tittard, Sponsor Rick Sanders, Key Man ABE — 105 Gamma Sigma: Ojmnu Sigmj wilh «ponxir Kvrlyn Ijih' Colandra Green, Marshall Hilda Martinez, Vice President of Banquet Kim Monroe, Secretary, Interclub Rep., Sing Song Chairman 106 — IT True Blue Shaunah York, Intramural Rep. Chris Porter, Sweetheart Gamma Sigma is McMurry’s second oldest women's club, chartered in 1937. Gamma Sigma represented the Northern Cheyenne Indian tribe at Homecoming and captured third place in the tipi vil- lage competition. Painting the kitchen of President Dorm was just one of the club's service projects this year. The la- dies enjoy an annual banquet in the spring. Catherine Mwangi, Treasurer Lourdes Rodrigue ., Vice President Pledge Mistress Rosa Maria Solorzano, Chaplain Historian rz — io7 Bill Baker. President Kevin Bass. Pledge Master Jeff Brokovich. Treasurer Shane Brue, Chaplain Shawn Brue. Intramural Rep. Brian Johnson Richard McGowan Tom McLeod, Parliamentarian Bill Mefford, Recording Secretary Tim Powell Patrick Rabel Jimmy Roberts, Corresponding Secretary Bryan Simpson, Historian Russell Smith Damon Sypert Richard Sypert. Honorary Member HEI: mwtmmmmmw 5 HEIST Pli ■HMBH | U r 1 | P, f watt] £ i .r- ur P £ I Bk. -4 f F 1 tJ Kin:k 1 ft — HF.1 Back Again MEI fm enjoyed telling children ihout the Penateiui Apache at Homecoming Eta Epsilon Iota, better known to the students of McMurry College as HEI, was started in the spring of 1962. They are quite active in Intramurals and they enjoy a spring banquet every year. At Homecoming this year, their exes erected their tipi of the Penateka Apaches. Jimmy Thomas, Marshall of the Triangle Renea Thomas. Honorary Member Frank Tucher Sam Walters, Social Chairman Robert Gillette. Sponsor Kathy Abernathy, Sweetheart HEI — 109 Harvey (mum IHK IHR: IHR member (L to R): Mike Chaney. Geoff Sima, Bob Hatch. Chock Galbreath, Scott Brown, Chris Terry. Kevin Whaley. Jeff Spear (President). Scotty Rea«onovrr. Tim Burge . Geoff Tadda (Interclub Representative), and Keith Wood. 110 — IHR IHR was chartered in 1923, making it the oldest social club at McMurry. Their members are active in various campus activities, in- cluding both sports and intramural athletics. Growing Strong 1HR — 111 IMR rxr erected thru hort-lived vrrwon of a tipt at Homecoming Chartered in 1937. Ko Sari celebrated its SOth Anniversary last year and is enthu siastually starting on another 50 years They placed 2nd in the Homecoming Tipi Village this year, representing the Ogalala Sioux They are also active in Intramurals and Sing Song, and host the annual Ko Sari Christmas Ball for the students every De- cember Sari: Starting 50 More David Allen Toby Andrus Joel Bl.uk Mark Boase Tom Bradley. Scribe Baker Bryant. Squire Master Kyle Corley, Historian Alan Daggett, (.rand Sovereign Dusty I armer. Intramural Kep .reg I ladeland Kreg (.illispie. Magistrate Kuhard Henderson. Bishop 112 - KoSari Timmu Hodges Kreg Kyle. Chancellor of the Exchequer Brandon McGill David Mitchell Pal Parsons Carl Piel. Counsellor Randy Pittman Sean Polk Rick Sanders, Secreta r |eff Sellers Jeff Tucker ■a .laHrt- 3 Ray Villeneuve Parker Wilson. Knights Grand Commander Matt Woodruff Dr. James Alvis. ffM th Dr. Moms Baker. Dr. Mike I I Attrache Cherie Williams. Sweetheart Todd Austin Jimmy Blanton. Corresponding Secretary Greg Bruce Jeff Burleson Thomas Campbell, Ix� w Key Member David Chaffin Jon Hanuff James Hays, Pledge Master Brian Heck Noel Hernandez Shea Johnson Bryan Kahl, Vice President Mark Krimm James Marrs Jeff Matsler, Chaplain Todd McAlister 114 — Makona Makona: Ten Years of the Storm Jeff Burleson explains ihe life of «he Soulhrm Cheyenne lo area children Makona was chartered in 1978« making it McMurry's youngest social club. The men of Makona kept active on campus as they participated in Homecoming, Intramurals, and Sing Song. Makona represents the Southern Cheyenne tribe at Homecoming Tipi Village. Makona ends their year with a traditional spring banquet. Steve Queen. Secretary Jesus Rodriguez. President Joel Shuler Lance Shuler, Interclub Rep., Judicial Rep. Mark Taylor, Historian, Social Chairman David Thomas, Parliamentarian Don Allen. Sponsor George Biffle, Sponsor Tim Crane. Sponsor Dr. Bill Short. Sponsor Debbie Reeve, Sweetheart Leslie Word, Honorary Sweetheart Makona — 115 116— HA Kathy Abernathy, President Debra Mathis, Treasurer Tonja Gray. 1st Vice President of Homecoming Debby Hoerster. 2nd Vice President of Rush Iisa )ones. Pledgemistress Leslie Kinlen, Social Chairman. Interclub Rep.r Intramural Rep. Laura Landolt. Recording Secretary. Parliamentarian Lisa Locker Melissa Stevens is already getting into the swing of thing shortly after becoming a member Leslie Kinlen and Ionia Gray rrjokc over their vwtory at Homecoming Third Time's a Charm i The ladies of Pi Deha Phi certainly agree that three times are a charm! The youngest women's club on campus, found- ed in 1965. they placed first in the Homecoming Tipi Village Competition for the third consecutive year representing the Mescalero Apache. In addition to their achievements in Tipi Village, Pi Delta Phi participates in intramurals. They also enjoy fall and spring picnics and a spring banquet. Debbie Pleasant. Corresponding Secretary. Historian Patricia Sherbert Melissa Stevens Mary Corky Swanson. Sponsor Rcnea Thomas. Sponsor Jimmy Thomas, Sweetheart IIA«fr — 117 l isa Adams. ComsjHwiilinu Secretary Kathy Achy Sharia Browning I u.inn Cockerell. Pledge Mist revs Theta Chi Lambda: ____________________They are Family Chartered in IW 60, Theta Chi lambda in a row and represented the Blackfoot in has thrived over the years They are active Tipi Village. They enjoy a tall picnic in Intramiirais and Sing Song and. of hayride. Spring Swing (a square dance), course. Homecoming. They had an act in and a spring banquet every year, the Homecoming Show for the second year Kadra IVike. Assistant Pledge Mistress Kelly livans. Song leader I vmla I elan I vnn Cloxe, I reasurer Dawn tiraydon Debra (.riftin loseplune I lah I one I lahu. Assistant Song leader I'uniu NhIioK iUs lm |siri m the I (••iiMit'inin}; Show IIH H . Monica Hunsingor, Kivoriiing Sfcrrtary Kim Kinsey. Vico President Jennifer I athrop. Historian Kelly I ong. Historian Marci Mfl gcr, Interclub Rep. Ioanna Nichols, President Both Parkman, Chaplain Becky Phillips, Intramural Rep IX'bbie Reeve. Corresponding Secretary Sharon Sims I a sIh Word. Social Committee Head I .aura Wyatt. Puhluity Chairman Carla Burrus. Spmsor leigh Crane. SpmM r Cindy Davenport. Sponsor Sally iXlcnwald. SpontHir Mark Taylor, Theta Chi Guy «XA 119 T.I.P.: Sharon Carr, 1st Vice President GOBBETTE Mistress, Parliamentarian lisa Eady, Social Chairman, Interclub Rep. Catherine Gainey, Intramural Rep., Historian Keeper of the Keys Jan Legg, Fall President. Treasurer Shari Pedigo, Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain, Recording Secretary 120 — TIP. Anchors Awav! The Udm of T I P. al Sing Song Chartered in 1925, T.I.P. i� the oldest women's club on campus. Eve- ry year they sponsor Sing Song, this year with the theme of The Won derful World of Disney”. At Home- coming they represent the Comanche Indians, and they are also active in Intramurals throughout the year. The ladies in T.I.P. stress community ser vice, and they end their year with a Spring Banquet. Sheryl Sellman, 2nd Vice President Sing Song Chairman, Interclub Rep. Tammy Wariick Becky Winkels A Different Crowd Chi Omicron, or XO. began on the McMurry campus in 1957. Their members are all individuals, and they reflect their quality of being unique each year at Homecoming, representing a different In- dian tribe every year in Tipi Village. This year it was the Florida Seminoles, a swamp Indian from Flor- ida. Their members also enjoy participating in In tramurals and having an annual spring banquet. The 1987-88 members of Chi Omicron were Tony Barry, Jeff Bateman, Kevin Burke, David Cumutt (Vice President). Scott Deardorff (Recording Sec- retary). Sam Gonzales (Guardian of the Bones), Charles Heatherly (Corresponding Secretary). Vick Maldonado (Co-Pledgemaster), Chris Morgan (Historian), Manny Munoz (President). DougOertli, Bemie Padilla (Intramural Representative), Harris Risley, Fred Trevino (Treasurer), and Bill Voit (Co- Pledgemaster). Sponsors were David Bennett, Dr. David Klassen, and Mark Vetter. Fall and Spring Gamma Sigma Fall Pledge Sandy Carr and Shaunah York Alpha P Alpha Fall Pledge Veronica Conzale . Km, ’ Taneie Bell, and U a Nelson. Pi Delia Phi Fall Pledge I IHR Spring Pledge (not pictured); Carl Boa- tright. Robert Bocancgra. Parker Hager. Tom Hargrove. Albert Jordan. Charles Ogle. Rus- sell Robimon. and Jell Tompkin . Hudman. Craig Velez. David and Sam Robertson David Price. Guillermo Martinez. Victo 124 — Fall and Spring Pledges Pledges Thrtj Chi Lamlxlj Spnng Pledge Necna Mil am. Jackie Bryan. )ulie Kahl, Tabttha Sharp. Winkf Evans. Molly Tatum, Diane Farrell, Trade Gomersall. Michele Houston. Margaret Stanton. Angrla Ihoma . Kn ti Klavcnvetden. and Wendy Wettd. Not pictured Pam McCarthy, Sunny Segmt. and Sharon Wynn Alpha Sigma Chi Spnng Pledge (not pictured) Rickv Albu . Bo Burl on. Robert Draper. Mike Frye, Bruce Gillespie. Ronnie Creer, Kevin Hagood. Brad Hale. Tim Jones Shed Mayberry. Curtis McDonald, David Moreland. Steve Parker, Ronny Risinger, Greg Robinson. Rudy Scale , and Kenneth Walker T.I P Spnng Pledge Marti George. Su an Connor. Kim Fob. Saby Maldonado. Kelley Eden , jennifer Rymer. and Suzanne Davidson Not pictured |tll Roemisch and Penny Sullivan Drita Beta Epsilon Spring Hedge Sherry McCormick. Angela Shackelford. Martha Rose, Beth lancy. and Chii tic Grave . HEI Spnng Pledge . Daniel Hutchins, Rusty Teeter. Doug Binnton. Sean Stokes. Lynn Dam. Paul Willi . Robert Hester, lay Estes, and John Shore Spring Pledges — 125 Spring Pledges Pi Delta Phi Spring Pledge Laura Math� . Mona Cabrera. and Tnsha Clifford Alpha Pm Alpha Spring Pledge Sandra Adam . Jennifer I inch. Aida Diaz. Julia Willett. Chmii Dillard. IJ a Rodngue . Janua Millender. Susan Blalock, and Tina F'orgy. Not pictured Mamee Gamble Gamma Sigma Spring Pledges- Tina Clamann. Jo Chapman. Rosey Corte , and Monica Straw Not pictured Sheryl Matcher Makona Spring Pledges David Scrimshire and Patrick Wallek 126 — Spring Pledges Ko Sari Spring Pledges: Trey Pittman. Randy Pope, Steven Crow. John l.ovd. Iason Bodner. Kirk Cooper. Wade Hawkins. Dennis Hudgens, and Chrtstler Crews. Women's Interclub: Representing the Social Set A A Alison Smith Grace Zepeda rs Vicki Barber Kim Monroe 0XA (oanna Nichols Kathy Aeby Sponsor — Dean Nancy Smith Michelle Seward Sheryl Sellman Women's Interclub — 127 IIA$ Kathy Abernathy Leslie Kinlen Made up of the President and In- terclub Representative from each women's social club. Women's Inter- dub serves as the governing body of the group of clubs which they, as a whole, represent. In addition to this governing position, they plan and car- ry out the Fall and Spring Rush Teas as well as Spring Presentation each year. ABE Sherri Weisenhom Linda Piel Alpha Phi Omega: 1987-88 member� of Alpha Phi Omega (L to R): Chuy Rodnguez, David Fenwick (Scouting Advisor), Geoff Tadda, Ray Vtlleneuve, Julie Kahl. Doug Binmon, James Hays, Shawn Brue, Ruth Ann Hudson, Jeff Burleson. Mark Boase, Mamee Gamble, Sharon Wynn, Pug Parris (Faculty Advisor), David Stanwick. Sheri Tittle, Dianna Merry, Sheri Sewell, Josephine Hah, Debbie Pleasant, and Lori Edwards Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity founded on the principles of scouting. The Omicron Delta Chapter was chartered in 1964 on the McMuny campus and is open to men and women alike with fall pledging. The organiza- tion participates in such projects as Adopt a Highway, March of Dimes and American Diabetes Association Jail and Bails, blood drives, the awareness sem- inar, and campus clean-ups. among oth- ers. Many of their members are in social clubs as well, yet manage to remain ac- tive on the chapter, sectional, regional, and national levels. 1987-88 Officers (L to R): Jeff Burleson. 1st Vice President of Service; Ray Villcneuve, Treasurer; James Hay� , President; Dianna Merry, 2nd Vice President of Membership Plcdgetramer; Debbie Pleasant, Secretary; Sheri Tittle, Chaplatn Songleader. Not pictured: Laura Wyatt. Historian. 128 — A4Q At Your Service A Q — 129 Future member Lori Edwards signs a pledge brother's book. The McMurry Band Members the I Ml 7 HN M« Murry Band juv Kx lunl Borlleson, |)mi|( Binnxm. Joel Ia«ki«- Bryan. An Hj Bym. I aura I onnelly, Si even (nm, Stoll I Vardorff M.irtm Iha l hrtxii iHllard |uln- I Hill. I am Kdwards. Kim t « li. Mnhael I ryi', Krey (UHtsfW. Iia. n-(.««im rsall Iim|j rfjy. ( hrh (.nvnlry, I iW I Uhn Sheryl Mali her k mes llj - Kkluril IliixIiTvin, Alne Hodge Iimmie Hedges Daniel Mult bins. Br .m Kjhl |ulk- Kahl. Kni; Kyiv. Ileth Ijncy SelMxliana Maldonado Melissa M.ii |ihv I odd M« AlWfi. Shmy M.( .imhl I'umu Merry Chillip Mitmrt Ml • hael Mini� C inn Nu hol . Cat I'jMint. lyra I'.it ink Su jniw IVhitiHi Kjmlv Cutman IH-hbu- li jsinl. Mnhael Cower, Martha Ko e |«-nmlrr Kymer (.exi St hit l« l Catmia sherhert. Samnw- Smith. Vjn Sinkit Pinny Sullivan. I amille Siuntim. Ki vMi SwanMin limmv Ihnm.n |« fI lu« ker, 1ixa Valeti mla Mario Valen uela. Kay Vill. iivi- I'aul Walk� I'aiik Wallek Krlly Ward Mrlnu W’einkaiil Rodney W« kkm. ( hi ix' billunn Caul Willis Mall Wmxliii� in. sh.u nab ..il Directors are Mr lummy I ry ami Assistant Ium Iairlie I he |MK7 UK Band (Miners (I t� K) Kevin Swanson, ( haplam Kandy Ciilmjn Historian. Mario Valen uela. Manager lisa Valen uela. Vne Cresnlent Caul Walker CnsidiiH; Dianna Merrv relary MO Band Music Is Their Game The Concert and Marching Bands are a vital part of campus life at McMurry Col lege. The Marching Band, under the field direction of drum majors Beth l ney and Rodney Weldon, performs halftime shows for all home game's, represents McMurry in the West Texas f-air and Rodeo Parade, and provides music for the evening Carleton Willson lectures When all of the excitement of football season is gone, the band has transformed into the Concert Band and is hard at work in preparation for their Christmas Concert In the spring, the Concert Band plays for the Bennett Willson lectures, goes on tour, and plays other college series concerts as well Band — 131 Flag Corps and Twirlers The Flag Corps and Twirlers arc groups lhat rarely receive much recog- nition. Both groups perform with the Marching Band and put in many extra hours of practice to look their best. Dur- ing concert season, they are part of the Concert Band, playing musical instru- ments along with the rest. 132 — Flag Corps and Twirlers Jazz Band: All That Jazz! Member of «he 1987 88 Jaw Band aw: Jack� Bryan. Tract ConMIMll Chris Crrmlry, Richard Hmdmon. Danid Hutchins. Phillip Mooney Michael Munoz. Randy Pittman. Mike Power. Penny Sullivan. Camille Swanson. Kevin Swanson. Mario Valenzuela. Ray Villeneuve. Paul Walker. Rodney Weldon. Matt Woodruff, and Bob Young The Director 1� Tom Fairiie Jazz Manager Kevin Swanson and Assistant Manager Mario Valenzuela The Jazz Band kept its promise of excellence again this year. Under the direction of Tom Fairiie. they gave their usual outstanding performances that McMurry College has come to expect. They played at a fall picnic in Wah Wahtaysee Park for the student body, gave several college series con- certs, and once again went on their annual spring tour. Jazz Band — 133 The McMurry Chanters: The McMurry Chanters, the college's choir, is a group of talented individual� who enjoy singing The Chanters per- form for local Abilene schools each year and for selected McMurry College series, including the Carleton- Willson Lectures and the Bennett-Willson Lectures. In the spring, the Chanters take a tour to pro- mote the school, this time to New Mex- ico. The Chanters sing under the direc- tion of Mr. George Biffle. 134 — Chanters With a Song in Their Hearts 1987-88 Chanter� Sandra Adams, Craig Beasley. Glenn Bennett. Felton Blaylock. Darla Breedlove. Shawn Brue, Shanna Coombs. Rosa Cortez, Trent Cundieff, Suzanne Davidson, Jennifer Finch, Mamee Gamble. Jacque Harkins, Skip Hodges, Mark Johnson. Tim Jones. Greg Lea velle, lisa Locker, Vick Maldonado. Pam McCarthy. Elizabeth McMillin, Kim Monroe. Beth Parkman. Lynda Powell, Roland Rocourt, Susan Rohe, Victor Schiaffino, Kamy Schiffman, Sunny Segrist, Elizabeth Shoemake, Lance Shuler, Margaret Stanton. Kelly Stevens, Richard Sypert, Rusty Teeter, Sheri Tit- tle, Sharon Weaver, l slie Word, John Wright, Laura Wyatt, Sharon Wynn. Bob Young, and Grace Zepeda. i lKin ; Kim Monroe, librarian. Ijm Lixkrr. Vk and Satan Rohe. Chaplain Shormakr. Librarian. Brth Paxkman. Publk Pmiiimi. Rob Yooftg. Chaplain: Trtni Cundirff. Chanters — 135 McMurry Student Government: M S.G Officer Kim Monroe. Vke President. Moll� Millikin. Attorney General. I.rslie Word. Secretary: )nw Rodrigue .. PmwJml (seated). Not pictured: Croif Tadda. Treasurer Freshman Senator Paul Willb. Margaret Stanton. Relinke Evans, and Pam McCarthy, and Freshman President Sean Stokes (sealed). Not pictured Senator Jennifer Finch Sophomore Senators Kelly long, Lance Shuler. Beth Lanry, l isa Nelson, and l ura Wyatt, and Sophomore President Linda Piel (seated) 136 — M.S.G. The Governing Body Junior Senator Kadra Dcikr. Kick Sanders. Kreg Gillispie. jocl Black, and Kelly Evan . ant] lunior President Carl fVI ( oatrd) « � Senator, Stefan Morrow. Annette CM� BrokovKh. Ataon Smith. and Mark and Senior Prrvdenf Mark Taylor (seated) The McMurry Student Government. M.S.G., plays the role of link between students and ad- ministration. They also organize several social events for the student body, including Spring Thing and dances. They put Homecoming to- gether with the help of the freshmen, a major project in itself. MSG judiciary mrmbm Jeff Seller . Kevin Bau. Jimmy Blanton, and Lynda Felan (teated) M.S.G. — 137 Cheerleaders: They've Got Spirit! Once again, the McMurry Cheer- leaders spread the Indian spirit to stu- dents. faculty, and fans alike. They be- gan the year with Freshman Orientation, then they were busy cheering at all of the football games. Spirit Indian Tonja Gray opened Homecomming festivities with the Shooting of the Arrow. The spring semester was full of basketball games and other activities for the enthusiastic group The 1987-88 McMurry Cheerleaders (left to right). Catherine Gainey. Kelley Eden . Ton (a Gray (Spirit Indian). Nancy Horwedel. Jana Clayton, and Monica Hunsinger I 138 — Cheerleaders Pi Kappa Delta: Speaking is their Specialty 1987-88 „wmb,n of Pi Kappa Mu L to R) Dr Sandra Harper (Coach,. Susan Connor, t.uancn neavrr. Mm uuy. Parker Wilson, Tina Clamann. and Dawnett Brown Pi Kappa Delta is a national foren- sics (speech) fraternity. In 1967 the Texas Alpha Gamma Chapter was chartered at McMurry College. Mem- bers strive to promote scholarship, in- tellectual and personal development, and to recognize outstanding contri- butions in the field of public speaking. They participate in 4 to 6 tournaments each year and several members brought awards home this year. nKA — 139 Sigma Delta Pi: Spanish is Easy for Them Sigma Delta Pi is a national honor society for students of the Spanish language. In April of 1975 the Lambda Epsilon Chapter was founded at McMurry. It is open to Spanish majors and minors as well as bilingual majors. 1987-88 member of Sigma Delta Pi (L to R). Dr. lames Alvis (Sponsor). Cracr Zepeda. Rosa Solor ano. Manny Munoz, leannette Gonzalez. Jose Yobra, and Jose Ortiz 140 — 2AI1 Sigma Delta Pi Officers: Jose Ortiz (Vice President) and Manny Munoz (President) PEMM Club Physical Educationally-Minded I r . var ■ i PliMM Club Officers (|. to R): Chris Porter. Intramural Representative. Ruth Ann Hudson. Treasurer. Gwrn Allen. Intramural Representative. Michele Schulle. Secretary; and Lana Lykins. President PEMM, Physical Education Majors and Minors, is a Club for those interested in careers related to Physical Education. They are associated with TAHPERD — the Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. a- IM Club (I. to Ry Bo Burton. Chris Porter. Chris Bore . Michelle Schule. Lana Lynns, case nanrry. nu.n «nn ,.«™. uwm n, Sherri Wewenhom. and Diann Rilfe PEMM Cub — 141 Indian Insight: The Student Connection Formed in 1977, Indian Insight is made up of selected students who have the desire and talent to attract high school students to McMurry. Indian insight, with the Office of Admissions, is in charge of student previews and freshmen orientation. Their membership is limited to 25 and their members must main- tain a G.P.A. of at least 2.5. 142 — Indian Insight 1987 88 Office� (L to R). Jim Tredrnnick, Sponsor; Jeannette Gonzalez. Vke President Beokv Phillip . Secretary: Becki Middleton. Sponsor Not pictured: Cameo H ry Recruitment, Jeff Matsler. Off Campus Recruitment. Manny Munoz. Public Relation Com mi I tee Chairman; and Steve Queen, President. 1987-88 Indian Insight Member (L to R): Shawn Brue, Kim Neumann. James Hays, Jeff Matsler. Cindy Tubb, Elizabeth Beaver. |eff Brokovtch, Carl Piel. Jim Tredrnnick. Bedu Middleton. Bill Mefford. Kathy Aeby. IJsa Adams, Jeannette Conzalez. Rick Sander . Janice Jones. Becky Phillip . Annemarie Rodriguez. Cameo Harvey, and Unda Piel. Not pictured: Greg Bruce. Mark Cason. Kadra Deike, Beth l.aney, Manny Munoz, and Steve Queen Business Club: Striving to Make It McMurry Busincu Club Member� pictured (L to R). Dianna Merry. Jamc Sadler, l-uann Cockerell. Kevin Baw. Dawn Andenon. and L� � a Adams 1987-88 Officer� (L to R): Dianna Merry, Secretary; lame� Sadler. President Kevin Bass. 2nd v e President. Lisa Adam . 1st Vice President Not pictured: Donna Long, Treasurer, and Robert Kuzma. Sponsor. The Business Club is open to anyone in- terested in business, but is not limited to busi- ness majors and minors. Its members meet to discuss various topics related to business and to exchange ideas. At Christmas they sold bags of mistletoe and mesquite bundles, and had other functions throughout the year. Business Gub — 143 The James Winford Hunt Chapter of Al- pha Chi was chartered at McMurry College in 1926, making it the twentieth chapter among the 290 chapters currently chartered. Alpha Chi is a national college honor society recognizing scholarship and char- acter among students in all disciplines. The minimum academic requirement for mem- bership is a ranking in the upper ten per- cent of the junior and senior classes. Alpha Chi sponsored the 8th annual Col- lege Bowl quiz competition, this year won by Makona (Thomas Campbell, Stefan Morrow, Jimmy Blanton, Jeff Matsler). Al- pha Chi also sponsored a Super Bowl”, featuring faculty and staff teams as well as the student champions from the College Bowl. Laura Wyatt, Jimmy Blanton, and Vick Maldonado represented the chapter at the Region I meeting at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin, TX. Alpha Chi: ___________I 1987-88 Officer (L to R): Dr. Robert Sledge. Sponsor; Debbie Reeve, Sec- retary; Marti Taylor. President, and Dr Joseph Stamey, Sponsor. Not pictured: Geoff Tadda. Vice President; Bryan Kahl. Treasurer; Dr. Roy Sonntag, Spon- sor. and Dr Gerald McDaniel. Sponsor. It's an Honor 1987-88 Membri� of Alpha Chi Archie Ackerman. Usa Adams. Ruth Adam� . Barbara Alien. Dawn Anderson. Margie Arellano. Jeff Bateman, William Douglas Bell. Jimmy Blanton. Stephanie Boa . Thomas Campbell, David Chaffin, Cindy Chap- man. Shu-Mei Chen. Maxine Cockrell. Scott Deardorff, Michael Dolphin. Lou Ann Donaldson. Janet Eldridgc, Lynda Felan, Stacy Good. Tonja Gray, Josephine Hah. Lorie Hahn. Millie Hasemann. Catherine Hennessey. Rome Herron, Jennifer Hopkins. Bryan Kahl. Kim Kinsey. Mitchell Krause. Lisa Locker. Theresa Lott. Efijenio Maldonado. Jeff Matsler, Susan Nix. Sandra Patri, Angela Petty. Cynthia Queen. Debbie Reeve. Har ns Risley. James Roberts. Adonna Robinett. Jesus Rodrigue , Michelle Seward. Joel Shuler. Kevin Swanson. Geoff Tadda. Mark Taylor. Colleen Tedford, Paul Walker. Tammy Warlick. Vivian Webb, Angle Wilson, Dana Woodman. Leslie Wood, and Laura Wyatt. AX — 145 Christian Life Fellowship: Reaching Out CLF Offkm (L to R): Sam Walter� , College Worship; Shane Bme. Bible Study; I-one Hahn, Christian Outreach; Jeff Malsler, Jail Ministry; Lance Shuler. College Worship; Rev lohnnie Kahl, Sponsor: Bryan Kahl, Vice President. Beth Parkman, College Worship; Dawn Anderson. Fellowship; Kim Kinsey. President; Jennifer lathrop. Fellowship; Kathy Aeby. Christian Outreach; Bill Mefford. Prayer Committee; and Debra Griffin. Holy Spirit. Not pictured: Elizabeth Shoemakr. Secretary. CLF. Christian Life Fellowship, is a very active group on activities, and they are vital to the organization of ThursdJ campus, striving to help students in their Christian faith. They morning College Worship services, offer such ministries as a bible study, jail ministry, fellowship 146 — CLF Computer Club: Taking a Byte of the 1987-8« Computer Club (L to R): Cary Phillip . Monica Straw. Kreg QlUspie (President). Sherry McCormkk. Mark Boaw. Beverly Lenoir (Sponsor), and Louis Voit (Sponsor). The Computer Club was active, travelling to Dallas in the installed an electronic bulletin board in the Computer Center fall once again for their yearly trip to the Infomart. They also this year. Computer Club — 147 Kappa Delta Sigma: The Great Pilgrimage Memberx at their fall banquet (L to R). Dr William Barritk (Sponnor). Sam Wallen (Chaplain), Rusty Teeter, Daniel liotthinv Bryan Simpson (President). Paul Walker. |efl Mauler, Robert Undley. Shane Brur. Kim Kinsey (Adviser). Debra Griffin (Vke President), Kathy Aeby. Tina Forgy (Secretary Treasurer), Susan Rohe. Carolyn Patton, and Kerry Patton. Kappa Delta Sigma is group for those interested in church-related occupations. At their meetings they discuss the Christian ministry and other sub- jects which might affect the ministry. They enjoyed a fall banquet. 148 — KAl Beta Beta Beta: Biologically Speaking l 7 M n� rr r .� Beta lito Beta (I to K) Dr Ben P.Rher (Spoovw). Bryan KM. Hunter Ohlen. Cameo Harvey. Dr Clark BeaUey (Spomor). Dr R hard (Sponsor). |immy Roberts, and Pamela Anlilley (Sponsor). Beta Beta is a professional honor society for biology research. Members at McMurry College make up the Pi Beta students who excel in the study of biology and in biological Chapter, chartered in 1979. BBB — 149 Model U.N.: Worldly People Some political science students gather together every year different countries as delegates to Model U.N. meetings, to form Model United Nations. The purpose of Model U.N. The group here at McMurry, sponsored by Dr. Mike HI' is to teach students how United Nations countries operate Attrache, hosted such a meeting in the fall, within the organization. The group’s members represented 150 — Model U.N. Delta Omicron: Music Women 987-88 members of Delta Omicron (L to R) Laura Wyatt (Treasurer). Janice |ones (Chaplain). Tina Forgy. |uhe Sechmt, Sharon Weaver. Chehe Williams (Vue Presuient). and Dm Ixxkrr (President). Not pretured Helen Blackburn (Sponsor). Dr Holly Hughes (Sponsor). Kim Monroe. Linda Piel (Secretary) bhie Pleasant. Trisha Sherberl (Historian). Jimmy Thomas (DO Darling). Renea Thomas (Fall Sponsor), and Usa ValenrueU (Director of Music Activities) Della Omicron is a national music fraternity open to women at McMurry who are music majors or minors. The Alpha Omicron Chapter was chartered in 1968 at McMurry, hen the charter was reactivated again in 1986. The ladies in Delta Omicron worked as waitresses for banquets through Marriott and Fairway Oaks Country Club. They also ushered at Paramount Live Performances and served Saturday lunches in the cafeteria. They enjoyed several activities with Phi Mu Alpha, including a fall trip to Six Flags, a cookout on the Phi Mu Alpha tipi plot at Homecoming, and Christmas Caroling. AO — 151 Phi Mu Alpha: 1987-88 member of Phi Mu Alpha (L to R): John Monto. Malt Woodruff (Secretary). Mike Powrr (Warden). Dan Holman. Jim Tredenmrk (Faculty Member from another chapter), Kreg Gillispie (Executive Alumni Secretary). Kreg Kyle, Chris Collum (McMurry ex). Jimmy Thomas (Treasurer). Dr Morris Baker. Tommy Fry (Honorary Member), Trent Cundieff (Historian), Joel Black. Kevin Swanson, Scott Deardorff, Pat Parsons (President), and Paul Walker (Vice President Fratemity Education Officer). Not pictured George Biffle (Faculty Member from another chapter). Larry DeVoto, Tom Fairlie (Honorary Member). John Gibson (Faculty Advisor), Chris Greenley, Richard Henderson, Francis Hinkel (Faculty Member from another chapter). Dr. Holly Hughes (Honorary Sweetheart), Mark Johnson. Greg Leavclle. I jsa Locker (Sweetheart). Rodney Weldon, and John Wright. 152 — ♦MA Music Men Phi Mu Alpha is a national music fraternity, open to men here at McMuny in the Nu Mu Chapter, chartered in the 1985-86 school year. The chapter hosted the Province 23 workshop this year, and sponsored such events as the 3rd Annual Beach Party Dance and the 2nd Annual Band Chanters Picnic at the end of the year. The men also worked at the Par- amount Live Performances as ushers, and for banquets by Marriott and Fairway Oaks Coun- try Club as waiters. The members of Phi Mu Alpha gave cookies and lemonaide to students in the campus center in celebration of the chapter's birthday. They sang the National Anthem at Homecoming and had a cookout on their tipi plot with Delta Omicron. Other activities they enjoyed with the ladies of Delta Omicron were a trip to Six Flags in the fall and Christmas Caroling. They had serenades throughout the year and a spring recital. ♦MA — 153 Phi Mu Alpha and Delta Omicron went to Si Flag� early in the fall eme tcr Ra Atum: Serving Time 1987-88 Ra Alum member pictured (L to R) Rev Johnnie Kahl (Sponsor), David Price. Robbm Jackson. Ronald McGowan. Slephanif Jeffery. I j|uan Whitfield. Tanja Phillip , and Cheryl Haynes. Ra Atum is a service club on the McMurry campus. Although small in numbers, they are quite active. With the help of sponsor Rev. Johnnie Kahl. they sponsored fundraising dances for their various projects. In the spring they were in charge of one of the College Worship services. Ra Atum officer pictured (L to R): Robbm Jackson (Chaplain) and Chcryj Haynes (Secretary) Not pictured: Sharon Carr (Vice President). Pa 1 Fra ier (Treasurer), and Colandra Green (President). 154 Ra Atum Kappa Mu Epsilon: It All Adds Up Kevin hUgood ign� hb name Kappa Mu Epsilon is an honor society for math students. They work in cooperation with the Math Club, and have had several meetings with speakers present. They en- joyed a spring banquet where they had the installation of the 1988-89 officers. KMK— 155 Kappa Delta Pi: Kappa Delta Pi is an educational honor society, established in 1951 at McMurry as the Eta Epsilon Chapter. The group recognizes those who excel in the Held of education, and inducts new members each year. They emphasize high pro- fessional, intellectual, and personal stan- dards. Kappa Delta Pi officers pictured (I. to R): Dr. Terry Norlhup (Sponsor). Dr. Ann Cook (Sponsor), Su anne Davis (President), Catherine Hennessey (Treasurer), and Mitch Krause (Historian). 156 — KAII Education is in their Future 19H7 fW mrmlvrv of King Delia Pi (1. «0 K) Ginger Stephen. Libby William . Stephanie Boa . Mary Helen Coal� . Pal Tramcl. Mitch Krau� e. Jeff Br°kovHh. Dr Terry Norlhup. Dr Ann Cook. Tammy Riggan. Kay Hobb . Dana Bame� . Calhenne Hennessey, and Su anne Dav� KAII — 157 Phi Alpha Theta: A History of Learning 1987 88 Phi Alpha rheta member (I. to R): Dr Fane Down (Sponsor). Patty Suter, Dr. Cary Shanafclt (Sponsor), |oel Shuler. Dr. Paul Lack (Sponsor), Jeff Malslcr, and Dr. Chet Myers (Sponsor). Phi Alpha Theta is an international history honor society, with professionals. Their goal is excellence in the study and chartered at McMurry as the Sigma Beta Chapter in 1971. The writing of history, group gives its members the opportunity to exchange ideas 158 — A« WAR WHOOP: Getting the News Out WAR WHOOP Staff witchn as Editor I- lit Kinlen enters copy into the computer. Editor Leslie Kinlen Staff Writers Roy Lyn Dennis Tommy Kidwell Vick Maldonado Brent Ostos Russell Robinson Andrea Rose Photographers Kevin Bearden Damon Sypcrt Advisors Gary Ellison Loretta Fulton Despite having a small staff, the WAR WHOOP kept up its tradition of excellence again this year. Under the leadership of Loretta Fulton, the staff turned out a quality newpaper bi-weekly, except, of course, during school holidays, Dead Week, and final exams. Students and faculty alike submitted articles and letters to the editor to be published within its pages. Staff members had to keep on top of things to know when things were happening and where, and to keep their eyes and ears open for anything that might interest their readers. WAR WHOOP — 159 1987-88 TOTEM: used his sculpture Sacred Wind as the emphasis of our cover and as our theme. We also opened the book with Homecoming, as we have done for the past several years. After a year of hard work, a book was finally finished. Things were tense when deadlines rolled around, and there were times when we thought we'd never make it. Head- lines and captions didn't always come easy, and copy seemed even more dif- ficult at times. Pictures were some- times hard to find. Creativity eluded us after days of working on page after page after page, sometimes late into the night and on weekends. Even- tually, though, everything fell into place. The copy and headlines were finished and in the computer, the pic- tures were cropped and captioned, the layouts done. Now we can finally tell you all of our secrets. Our cover and Dedicatee Patrick Bennett are now published for all the world to see. Hopefully, we've captured all the moments you remem- ber from this year and have put them down in writing as well as in pictures for you to look back upon in the years to come. The TOTEM Staff now presents to you the 1987-88 TOTEM, Sacred Wind”, with the wish that we've suc- cessfully summarized this year on campus for you. It's your book now and we hope you enjoy it!. Kevin Bearden look� through picture� Shan Rote volunteered her help wherever it watt needed. The TOTEM went through a lot of changes this year. Cary Ellison greet- ed us as our only advisor (last year we had 3) and our office was moved to Radford, but the biggest change of all was our departure from our former publisher of 17 years in order to change to Taylor Publishing Compa- ny, a Dallas-based publisher. With the help of our new publishing represen- tative |erry Clark, we did all of the word processing and indexing on a computer system from the publisher, all of which had previously been done by hand. We did keep some of our traditions, however. Once again, our cover was designed by someone from McMurry. With the permission of McMurry alumni Terry Gilbreth, we 160 — TOTEM David Stan wick decide� where to ure tome basketball «hot� Sacred Wind” Cracr ZepvtU look.� for idea for thr Honor� Section Editor-in-Chief Nora E. Reyes Assistant Editor Dianna L Merry Opening Nora Reyes Dianna Merry Faculty Nora Reyes Classes Marci Metzger Activities Dianna Merry Nora Reyes Organizations Dianna Merry Honors Grace Zepeda Sports David Stanwick Closing Dianna Merry Volunteers Kyle Corley Shari Rose Photographers Kevin Bearden Loretta Fulton Damon Sypert Sam Walters Advisor • — Section Editor Gary Ellison Dunru Merry work� on one of the division page . TOTEM — 161 A Candid iVJ Glance Organizations — 163 uouoh — W! Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Jesus Rodriguez Mark Boase Alpha Phi Omega — Treasurer Ko Sari — Knights Grand Commander MSG — Junior Class Senator, Senior Class Senator Computer Club — Vice President. President Business Club Kathy Abernathy Pi Delta Phi — President. Corresponding Secretary HEI — Sweetheart Sigma Tau Delta — Marshal Historian Kim Monroe Ra-Atum — Secretary, Historian, Parliamentarian MSG — Vice President President Dorm — President, Vice President Chanters Sigma Tau Delta Delta Omicron Reservation Princess Business Club Computer Club 166 — Who's Who Hollis Millikin Makona — Secretary MSG Indian Insight Math Club Beth Parkman Theta Chi Lambda — Assistant Pledge Mistress, Chaplain MSG — Freshman Senator, Sophomore Senator, junior Senator CLF — Intercollege Rep. Chanters Scotty Reasonover IHR — Treasurer MSG — Supreme Court Justice Martin Dorm — President, Vice President FCA TIAA Offensive Player, All Academic Team Jeff Brokovich MSG — judicial Board, Senior Senator HEI — Treasurer Indian Insight Men's Track — 5000m Hunter Ohlen IHR — Interclub Rep. Keeper Men's Interclub — Treasurer Beta Beta Beta — Photographer All-Conference Football — 2nd Team TIP — Anchor Man Who's Who — 167 Who's Who in Colleges and Universities! Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Who's Who in Colleges and Universities % Susan Rohe Debbie Spegal Theta Chi lambda — Pledge Captain. Tipi Committee Chanters — Chaplain Chamber Choir Drama Cl.F — Christian Outreach Kappa Delta Pi — Vice President Alpha Phi Omega — Parliamentarian Alpha Psi Alpha — 2nd Vice President, Pledge Mistress Band MSG — President, Treasurer Alpha Phi Omega — President. Treasurer Business Club CLF Don Abens Computer Club — Vice President, President Makona Alpha Psi Omega Gwen Allen Suzanne Davis Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi — Secretary PE MM Club Kappa Delta Pi — Chapter President West Texas Girl Scout Committee 168 — Who's Who Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Carl Carlson Shu-Mei Chen HEI Tennis Team Athletic Trainer Gamma Sigma — President Math Club — President Computer Club — Vice President Alpha Chi Kappa Mu Epsilon Tonja Gray Pi Delta Phi — Vice President, Pledge Mistress, Chaplain Band — Secretary, Flag Captain Alpha Phi Omega — Alumni Secretary Alpha Chi Kappa Delta Pi Spirit Indian Kim Hagood Alpha Phi Omega CLF Delta Beta Epsilon — Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Pledging Assistant Kim Kinsey Rotoract — President, Secretary Kappa Delta Sigma — Vice President, Historian CLF — President Kappa Delta Pi Lynda Felan MSG — Sophomore Secretary, |unior President XO — Sweetheart Judicial Board Alpha Chi Theta Chi Lambda junior Class Favorite Who's Who — 169 Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Mark Krimm Susan Nix FCA — President CLF — Worship Leader Marc Klinkerman Alpha Sigma Chi — Interclub Rep.. Intramural Rep. PEMM Club — Vice President Phi Alpha Theta TAHPERD NATA Varsity Football and Track Athletic Trainer Alpha Chi Sigma Tau Delta Kappa Delta Pi I Maxine Cockrell Sociology Club Sigma Tau Delta — Vice President GALLEON Staff David Davis Phi Epsilon — President Sigma Tau Delta PEMM Club McMurry Tennis Coach 170 — Who's Who Who's Who in Colleges and Universities Angie Wilson Alpha Psi Alpha — Chaplain, Interclub Rep., Treasurer Rotoract Alpha Phi Omega Indian Insight CI.F Phi Sigma Alpha Leslie Word MSG — Sophomore lunior Senator. Executive Secretary Theta Chi Lambda — Historian, Social Committee Chair Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Chi Indian Insight CLF Chanters Scott Deardorff Rhi Mu Alpha — Corresponding Secretary 0 — Interclub Rep. Alpha Chi Sigma Tau Delta Monica Hunsinger Theta Chi lambda — Recording Secretary Sigma Tau Delta Head Cheerleader Tennis Team WAR WHOOP Staff Catherine Hennessey Kappa Delta Pi — Treasurer Phi Delta Kappa Who's Who — 171 Who's Who in Colleges and Universities CO QJ «4-� • CO J-h D G D G os C 5 o bo jv o U G • H O X £ CO V o £ Who's Who in Colleges and Universities DeOnn Deaton Pi Delta Phi — Chaplain, Interclub Rep., Intramural Rep. MSG — Sophomore Senator HEI — Sweetheart Reservation Princess Cheerleader Band Flag Corps Joanna Nichols Indian Insight CLF Theta Chi Lambda — Interclub Rep., President I HR — Vice President, Treasurer Alpha Chi — Vice President Beta Beta Beta Alpha Phi Omega MSG — Treasurer Paul Walker Phi Mu Alpha — Vice President Makona — Pledge Master Kappa Delta Sigma Band — Vice President, President TOTEM WAR WHOOP Photographer Jazz Band Jill Siewert Kappa Kappa Gamma — Social Chairman Alpha Psi Omega 172 — Who's Who Freshman and Sophomore Runners Up Relinke Evans and Christler Crews Relinke (Beth), from Wichita Falls. TX. is majoring in business finance. She is involved in MSG and was the head of the Drum Beating Committee. Christler. from Lubbock, TX, is majoring in business management. He is involved in Intramural Football and enjoys working with younger youth at camps in the summer. Julie Sechrist and Jeff Matsler Julie, from Lubbock, TX, is a communications major. Her activities include being a Young Life leader. Delta Omicron, and Chanters. Jeff, from Floydada, TX, is a history and religion major. His activities include Kappa Delta Sigma. CLF. Indian Insight Officer, and Makona Chaplain. Freshman and Sophomore Runners Up — 173 Freshman and Sophomore Runners Up Freshman Class Favorites Freshman Class Favorites Jennifer Finch From Dalhart. TX. Jennifer has not decided upon a major. She is involved in MSG, Chanters, and the Fresh- man 15 flag football team. Rusty Teeter From Lockney, TX, Rusty is a mathematics and com- puter science major. He is involved in Chanters, the basketball team. Young Life, and Kappa Delta Sigma. 174 — Freshman Class Favorites Sophomore C]ass Favorites, Lisa Nelson Lisa is a physical therapy major from Dimmitt, TX. She is involved in Alpha Phi Omega, MSG, intramurals, and is a member of Alpha Psi Alpha women's social club. Lance Shuler Lance is a mathematics and computer science major from Abilene, TX. His activities include MSG. Chairman of the Homecoming Show. Makona, Chanters, and CLF. Sophomore Class Favorites — 175 Sophomore Cjass Favorites Junior Class Favorites Junior Class Favorites % Kadra Deike Kadra is an applied sociology major from Boeme, TX. She is involved in Theta Chi Lambda, MSG, Indian Insight, CLF, and the Sociology Club. Joe Stewart, Jr. )oe is a physical education major from Forney, TX. He is involved in the football team, the track team, PEMM Club, and HEI. 176 — Junior Class Favorites Senior Class Favorites Joanna Nichols Joanna, from Abilene. TX, is a secondary education major. Her activities include CLF, Women's Interclub, Indian Insight, and Theta Chi lambda President. Kevin Bass Kevin, from Spur, TX, is a finance major. He is an associate justice here at McMurry this year. Senior Class Favorites — 177 Senior Class Favorites Junior and Senior Runners Up Junior and Senior Runners Up Debbie Reeve and Rick Sanders From Friona, TX, Debbie is a nursing major. She is involved in Theta Chi Lambda, Delta Omicron, Alpha Chi, CLP, and is the Makona Sweetheart. From Abilene. TX, Rick is an applied sociology major. He is involved in Ko Sari, MSG, Indian Insight, and the Sociology Club. Lynda Felan and Butch Hegeman Lynda, from Crane, TX. is majoring in business finance. She is involved in Theta Chi Lambda, Alpha Chi. Students in Free En- terprise (SIFE), and the MSG Judicial Council. Butch, from Cranes Mill. TX, is majoring in pre-athletic training. He is involved in the football and track teams, and made All- Conference receiver for two years. 178 — Junior and Senior Runners Up Chief and Princess Runners Up Alison Smith Alison is a marketing major from Plano, TX. She is involved in MSG, the Marketing Club, Alpha Phi Omega, Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), and is President of Alpha Psi Alpha. Mark Taylor Mark is an accounting major from Denton, TX. He is involved in MSG, Alpha Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, Makona Men's Social Club, and CLF. Chief and Princess Runners Up — 179 Chief and Princess Runners Up Chief McMurry and Chief McMurry and 180 — Chief McMurry and Reservation Princess Reservation Princess Kim Monroe, a senior finance major who is currently residing at Dyess Air Force Base, is this year's Reservation Princess. Kim is involved in Gamma Sigma, Delta Om •cron. Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), Chanters, and is the Vice President of MSG. Her future plans are to graduate from McMurry and find a good civil service jo working for the government that will allow her to trave abroad. Bill Baker, a senior computer information systems ma- jor from El Paso, TX, is this year's Chief McMurry. Bill is involved in Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), Model United Nations, intramural sports, and is the President of HEI Men's Social Club. His future plans are to graduate and stay out of the unemployement line. Chief McMurry and Reservation Princess — 181 Reservation Princess 182 — Sports sjj.kIs frwi SPORTS Sports - 185 FOOTBALL Smior (I «i� K) Kur« Ashmimv Ikmh I U g«iiuii, I hriN Tfrry. Mark I ttr.itl |l.mlinl Knlh Wm� l Chink Calhrrath, (hi II laiMa Todd Ki wmc. ami Ivi'mm nlfn'V iHh lootfoll Bull h llcgt-man makes I ha- calc h a Sul Row drlrndit in lh«- taxi imc ol ihr vjmmi Bruce ( ,iII. n| m- kit k� lor iht’ nlu |H inl allcr J M� Murry lout hdown lisith llarvi-v Ojx.u.1 talks In Hh players during j briel rest Coach Cliff Odenwaltl directs hix players OuartrrKit k Run Ashmore lakes lho snap lor another Mt Mum gam The MeMurry Indians continued rebuilding under Coach Cliff Odenwald. Assisted by Coaches Mark Cox, Harvey Oaxaca, and Austin Chamncss. the Braves, under senior quarterback Kurt Ashmore, gained an average of 328 yards per game leading the offensive backfield was John Fletcher with 224 carries for 990 yards, averaging 4.4 yards per game. Butch liegeman led the receivers with 54 catches for 905 yards, breaking Me Murry's all-time records for pass receiving yardage and passes caught in a season Iverson Godfrey, senior defensive lineman, led the team with 71 tackles and 25 assists. 13 tackles for a loss The defensive backs were led by Keith Wood and Brad Hanford, Wood with 35 tackles. 15 assists, and 12 passes broken up. and Danford with 42 tackles. 20 assists, 2 tumbles recovered, and 5 passes broken up. Mark Cason made 3 interceptions to lead the Indians. Indians End at 3-5-2 Football — 187 VOLLEYBALL Chuck Ward. Ronnie Rhode� , Kenneth Doug! � . Geoff Sims. Bruce Gillespie. Albert Jordan, Joe Stewart. Kurt Ashmore. Mark Cason. Keith Wood. Mike Jennings. Brian Tarvin, David Andrews, Rusty Brawley. Dans Andrew. Tracy Murphrre. Justin Reeve� , Geoff Tadda. Greg Kimmel. Rudy Scales, Rodfley London. Brad Danford. Bobby Walker. Sonny DelaGarza. Noel Hernandez. Donald Collins. Trey Richey. Kent Billups. Richard Price. John Fletcher. Rodnck Perkins. Ricky Albus. Todd Whetsel. Tom Hargrove, Jason Morns. Todd Redwine. Thomas Brown. Bntt Narrell, Jeff Tompkins. Chns lee, Russell Robinson, Charles Spencer. Bntt Patton, David Moreland. Greg Robinson. Charles Ogle. Chris Terry. Bob Hatch. Ben Martin, Steven Parker, Iverson Godfrey, Terrell Gillespie. Ken Goodman, lance Adams. Frank Massey. Gilbert Arriola. Scott Brown. Logan McGill. Julio Lopez. Robert Draper, Craig Adkins, Scott langley. Tim Burgess, Beniamin Beaver. Chuck Galbreath. Clay Pullin, Butch Hegeman. Mjrk Odom. Brad Hale. Carl Boatnght. and Shed Mayberry Cliff Odenwald — Head Coach Austin Cham ness. Mark Co . Harvey Co , and Jimmy Allen — Assistant Coaches Michele Houston. Manha Rose, laurte Mosley, Mona Cabrera. Stephanie Boa , l.e� l� r Kinlen. Teresa Moore, lana l.ykin� , Chris Flores. Veronica Gonzales, Dawn Anderson, and Lynelle Jones Natalie Mayberry — Coach. 188 — Football and Volleyball « c „ .. n _ rnon„f ,.m„ Swoop� . Eric Fenstcrmacher. Jimmie Davis. Jay Esin. Anthony Watkins. Parker xys- « ■ - � ««—• _ . i� .,.ik Dune Seville. Teres Moore, Laurie Mosley. Jennifer Eilenberger, Kim M uldm Miricnr - C««K Men's and Women's Basketball — 189 MEN'S BASKETBALL _____________________ WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL 190 — Volleyball tx-ftlic Kinlcn and Michrlc Houston icarh for the hall The MrMurry College Volleyball Team had another dis- appointing year under their rebuilding program, finishing the year with a 6-31 record. Coach Natalie Mayberry and her team showed good quality this year. Stephanie Boaz received All-Tournament and All-Conference Team Awards this year and Veronica Gonzales had an Honorable Men- tion. Dawn Anderson . Stephanie Boaz . and l.ana Lykins received All-Academic Team honors. Stephanie Boaz had a 96.9 percent serve record with ten aces and Dawn Anderson had a 96 percent serve record with 17 aces. Chris Flores led the Lady Indians in serves received with a 93.3 percent record followed by Veronica Gonzales with 92.5 percent. The team also averaged 1.7 blocks per game and 91 percent serve rate with 86 aces. Volleyball — 191 MEN'S BASKETBALL Continued Success Despite a heartbreaking loss that knocked the Indians out of District playoffs, the Men's Basketball team finished the year strong. With a 12-15 record overall and a 5-3 conference record, the men's team had an up and down year After starting out slow, the Indians went on a six game winning streak, but it wasn't enough to clinch the Conference title. Coach Hershel Kimbrell and Assistant Coach Austin Chamncss were both impressed with this year's team The freshmen on the team improved greatly over the season and both coaches were pleased. With Jay Mizell joining Tony Strang and James Swoopes on the inside and Todd Evans and Anthony Watkins joining Martin Cooper on the outside, this year's team looked strong coming into the second half of the season. Tony Strang goo up tor a rebound lame� Swoope battle� tor position 192 — Men's Basketball Men's Basketball — 193 Aidj I)u shoots I Sr Kill over drfmdrr I § - 3 ' ? 3‘ | I «tum- Mosley drives through ihe Si Edward's leam Khonda Oglclree puls il up WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Wmdy WeuJi-nfeller shoot an outside jump shot JRJinM I.CU sJrk Rhonda Ogletn oe for 3 Best Record in 5 Years The Women's Basketball team had a slow start at the beginning of the season, but fought back to an 11-14 record overall and a 4-4 Conference record The relatively new- team consisted of only one returning student — Kim Neumann , but led by Laurie Mosley and Rhonda Ogle- tree , the team pulled together and played well with each other. The Lady Indians won at home but seemed to have trouble on the road. Despite this, the team posted many important wins away from the Reservation. Led by Rhonda Ogletree . averaging 17 points a game, and Laurie Mosley averaging 13 points a game, the Lady Indians won agaist The University of Mary Hardin Baylor, Sul Ross, and other teams which in years past had been tough to beat. De- fensively. Lorena Mauldin led the team with 171 rebounds followed by Wendy Weidenfeller with 147. Coach Marlene Joy , assisted by Mia Johnson , led the new but experienced team through a rebuilding year which will provide a nucleus for future teams. After posting their best record in five years, next year's team, with many of this year's starters returning, will go on to better records. Women's Basketball — 195 WOMEN'S TRACK -------------.--------------- MEN'S TRACK Top Row (I. Io R) Kenneth Walker. Richard Price. Thomas Clay. Randy Pope. Britt Patton Bottom Row (I. to R): Steve Davis. Robbie Bowermaster. Ronnie Rhodes (I. to R) I a |uan Whitfield. Jennifer Filenherxer. Hope SonnenberR, Shelia Darnell. Stacey Vlehland. Teresa Moore 196 — Men s and Women's Track The Men's Tennis team (I. to R) Bo Burton. Jason Bodner. Garret Ptttenger. and Steven Garcia Not pictured Victor Mcndo a o rr- z t 5 H m Z Z (75 Men's and Women's Tennis — 197 MEN'S TENNIS MEN'S TRACK Martin Cooper and Luis Carna start Martin Cooper stretches for hts event Ronnie Rhodes thinks about the meet 198 — Men's Track Few but Strong The Men's Track team posted quick times and strength in field events to help them this season. Lack of people was the biggest problem, but the talent the team had helped the Indians be strong competitors against bigger teams. Coach Harvey Oaxaca led the team and things look good for next year. Ronnie Rhodes leads the competition. Men's Track — 199 WOMEN'S TRACK 200 — Women's Track I .ilujn Whitfield proudly display� her medal Good Times Lajuan Whitfield and Diann Riffe gave the indies Track loam the leadership the team needed to overcome its lack of members. The team posted good times in most of its races and were strong contenders in the field events. Next year looks promising and good talent should provide a good strong nucleus for next year. | � ann Riffe contemplate the day Women's Track — 201 MEN'S TENNIS 202 Men's Tennis Top Honors The Men's Tennis team finished the season by capturing the first, second, and third places in singles, and the top two spots in doubles; however, these wins did not ensure McMurry the TIAA title. Coach Natalie Mayberry's first year was a positive one. The reconstruction period for the team paid off, as could be seen in the wins McMurry took. Even better things are looked forward to as the team con- tinues to build. Men's Tennis — 203 WOMEN'S TENNIS Successful Start l unc Mosley misses her shot at a backhand The Women's Tennis team, with only two starters re- turning. had to increase their depth this year under Coach Natalie Mayberry The squad, nonetheless, played well together and won some of the matches on its way to a relatively successful year. Bigger and better things are looked forward to next year. Becky Winkeb Rets ready to return a serve 204 — Women's Tennis Wendy WrtdenWIrr show� her mighty forehand Becky Wmkels straggle� for a backhand | mda Piel stretches for the hall Women's Tennis — 205 GOLF Defending Champions The Coif team, defending Conference Champions, had a dis- appointing season this year; however, they were medal con- tenders in the Conference Tournament and the team played a strong tournament. Greg Barton provided some leadership for the team and Kevin Bass . a strong returner, provided more experienced leadership. Bobby Walker look for a target spot 206 — Coif Kevin Hagood get ready to hit the hall onto the green Creg Barton wait to we when- the hall will land Golf — 207 S( 1M V WV Top Scholar Athlete — Geoff Tadda Faculty-Staff Spirit Award — Dr. A. C. Sharp Kyle McCowan Memorial Scholarship — Lana Lykins Hershel Kimbrell Scholar Award — Dawn Anderson SENIOR ATHLETE AWARDS Football KLKI ASHMORL. SCO I I BROWN. MARK CASON. BRA!) IMNIORI). IVI RS()N C.ODI Rl Y BUTC II HI (.1 MAN. (ilOl I I ADDA. C HRIS II RRY. Ki l l II WOOD Men's Basketball MARTIN COOIM-R Women's Basketball I .OKI NA MAIJIDIN Golf KIAIN BASS. Kl VIN BURNS Women's Track DIANN Kil l I 20s Sjwrls Awards TEAM AWARDS Football MVP — BUTCH HECEMAN Most Inspirational — GEOFF TADDA Best O.L. — GREG ROBINSON Best O.B. — JOHN FLETCHER Best D.B. — BRAD DANFORD Best D.L. — IVERSON GODFREY Men's Basketball MVP — JAMES SWOOPES Bobbie Chappell Award — MARTIN COOPER Leading Scorer — TONY STRANG Leading Rebounder — JAMES SWOOPES Men's Track MVP — RONNIE RHODES Most Inspirational — LUIS GARCIA Best Runner — STEVE DAVIS Best Field Event — ELLIOTT PARK Golf MVP — GREG BARTON Most Inspirational — KEVIN BASS Volleyball MVP — STEPHANIE BOAZ Most Inspirational — MARTHA ROSE Most Improved — LAURIE MOSLEY Women's Basketball MVP — RHONDA OGLETREE Most Inspirational — LAURIE MOSLEY Leading Scorer — RHONDA OGLETREE Leading Rebounder — LORENA MAULDIN Women's Track MVP — LaJUAN WHITFIELD Most Inspirational — LaJUAN WHITFIELD Best Runner — LaJUAN WHITFIELD Best Field Event — LaJUAN WHITFIELD Sports Awards — 209 SPORTS 210 — Sports Sports — 211 212 Index Closing 213 Abens, Don.......................168 Abernathy, Kathy...... 52, 109, 116. 127, 166 Academic Advisement...............24 Ackerman, Archie.................145 Adams, Lance............... 59, 188 Adams, Lisa . 59. 118, 142, 143, 145 Adams, Ruth......................145 Adams, Sandra............. 126, 135 Adamson, David............. 59, 124 Adcock. D.L. 21 Adkins. Craig....................188 Administration..............24. 25 Admissions Office.................25 Aeby, Kathy . 59. 118, 127, 142, 146, 148 Albus, Ricky.............. 125, 188 Aldridge, Spud 34 Allen, Barbara...................145 Allen. Cheryl 86 Allen, David.....................112 Allen. Don 115 Allen. Gwen............... 141, 168 Allen. Jimmy 34,188 Allison. Dr. John 32 Alpha Chi..................144. 145 Alpha Phi Omega .74, 128, 129 Alpha Psi Alpha 79, 100, 101, 124. 126, 127 Alpha Sigma Chi....... 102, 103, 125 Alta Vista Elementary School . . .91 Alumni ......................26 ‘'Alvis. Dr. James 34. 113, 140 Anderson, Chris...................59 Anderson, Dawn. . 59, 143, 145, 146, 188, 191. 208 Andrew, Daris....................188 Index Andrews, David.......................188 Andrus. Toby.......... 59, 112 Antilley, Pamela.................149 Arellano. Margie.................145 Arriola, Gilbert.................... 59, 188 Ashmore. Kurt . . 186, 187, 188, 207, 208 Austin, Todd........................ 59, 114 Baker. Bill........ 52. 108, 180, 181 Baker. Charles 21 Baker. Dr. Morris 37. 86. 113, 152 Band....................130, 131. 132 Barber. Vicki.................. 106. 127 Barnes. Brenda .......................52 Barnes, Dana.....................157 Barr. Terry 41 Barrick. Dr. can 31. 37. 148 Barry, Julie..........................52 Barry, Tony......................123 Bartleson, Richard........ 59,130 Bartlett, Trudi.......................52 Barton, Greg........... 206, 207, 209 Bass, Kevin . . 52, 108, 137, 143, 177, 206, 208, 209 Bateman. Jeff............ 123.145 Bearden. Kevin ... 59, 159, 161. 224 Beasley, Craig ... ... 59. 124, 135 Beasley. Dr. Clark 30, 149 Beaver, Benjamin.................188 Beaver, Elizabeth ......... 59, 139, 142 Bell, Tancie............ 59. 100. 124 Bell, William Douglas............145 Benallie, Chee........................59 Benallie, Vemita......................59 Bennett. David 28, 123 Bennett. Glenn.......... 83, 86, 135 Bennett. Patrick 16, 17, 32, 160 Bennett-Willson Lectures..........77 Benson. Catherine 32 Beta Beta Beta ..................149 Biffle. George 32.115,134,152 Bilbrey. Ben 41 Billups. Kentt.............. 59, 188 Binnion. Doug . . 59, 125, 128, 130 Birchum, Charla............. 52, 104 Black. Joel . . . 59. 112, 130, 137, 152 Blackburn, Helen 32, 132, 151 Blalock, Susan.............. 59,126 Blanton, Jimmy ... 59. 114, 137, 144, 145 Blanton. Mary 24 Blaylock, Felton .................135 Board of Trustees 21 Boase, Mark . 52. 112, 128, 137, 147, 166 Boatright, Carl.......... 59,124,188 Boaz, Stephanie .. 59. 145, 157, 188, 191. 209 Bocanegra, Robert................124 Bodner, Jason............... 126,197 Boling, Michael...................59 Bookstore ........................39 Bowermaster, Robbie..............196 Boyer, Dr. Ernest 77 Bradley. Tom................. 59.112 Brawley. Rusty...................188 Breedlove, Darla . . 59. 104, 105, 135 Bridwell, Tucker 21 Brokovich, Jeff___ 52. 108, 137. 142, 157, 167 Brooks, Maurice 21 Brown, Dawnett.............. 59. 139 Brown, Doug 25. 91 Brown. Scott...... 52, 110, 188, 208 214 — Index Brown, Thomas.............. 59, 188 Chanters................. 134, 135 Bruce, Greg 59, 114, 142, 150 Chapman. Cindy .................145 Bme, Shane........ 59. 108, 146, 148 Chapman, jo................ 60. 126 Brue, Shawn . 60. 108. 128, 135, 142 Cheerleaders....................138 Bryan, Jackie.. 60. 125. 130, 133 Chen, Shu-Mei ... 53, 106, 145, 169 Bryant, Baker................ 52,112 Chester. Rev. Milton 21 Buchanan. Dr Hugh 30 Chief McMurry Runner Up .... 179 Burgess, Tim........... 52. 110. 188 Chief McMurry 180, 181 Burke, Kevin.....................123 Christopher. Mary Burleson, Cindy 24. 101 40 Clamann, Tina Burleson. Jeff......... 60, 114, 128 C,ark’ ,erry Bums, Kevin................ 206, 208 C,ay- Thomas Burrus, Carla....................119 clay,on' Jana Burton. Bo . 60, 125, 141. 197. 202 CLF Business Administration ... 29, 30 Business Club....................143 Business Office..................26 Butler. Mary Ann 22 Byrn, Angela........... 60, 130. 132 Cabrera, Mona ............. 126, 188 Calkins. Scott....................60 Campbell, I-oslie.................52 60. 75, 126, 139 ...............160 ................196 ...... 53, 104, 138 ................146 Clifford. Trisha................ 60, 126 Coats, Mary Helen................157 Cockerell, Luann....... 60, 118. 143 Cockrell, Maxine........... 145. 170 Coleman. V. J. 21 College Bowl.....................144 Collins, Donald..................188 Computer Club 147 Computer Science...............30,31 Campbell, Thomas .... 52, 114. 144, 145 Connelly. 1-aura......... 60, 100, 130 Carleton-Willson Lectures ... .77 Connor, Susan . . 60, 83. 125, 139 Carlson, Carl....................169 Convocation........................76 Carlson, Robert...................52 Cook. pr a,,,, 156, 157 Carr. Sandy............ 60,106,124 Cook, lattice 27 Carr. Sharon 60. 120, 154 Coombs. Shanna............... 53. 135 Carroll. Dr. Joyce 32 Cooper, Jeff......................60 Cason. Mark........ 52, 101, 142, 186, Cooper, Kirk............... 60, 126 187. 188, 208 Cooper, Martin ... 53. 189, 192, 198, Castillo. Sylvia b0 208,209 Campus Center.....................39 Corley, Kyle...... 60, 112, 161, 224 Chaffin, David ........foO. 114, 145 Cornelius. Johnny 29 Chaffin. Dr. Richard 21 Cortez, Rosa.......... 86. 126, 135 Chalmers, lohn 21 Cortez, Rosey....................126 Cham ness. Austin 35. 187, 188, 192 Cox, Harvey......................188 Chaney, Mike ...................110 Cox, Lisa........................121 Cox. Mark 187,188 Craghead. Angie...................121 Craik. Philip 33, 83. 86 Crane. Leigh 24,119 Crane. Tim 25,115 Crawford. Harold 21 Credits...........................224 Crews, Christler...... 60, 126, 173 Crockett. Tammie...... 60. 104, 105 Croft. Joseph 30 Croft. Libby 28 Crow, Steven .......... 61. 126, 130 Crutchfield, Rev. Charles 21 Culpepper, Connie.................61 Cundieff. Trent....... 53. 135, 152 Cunningham, Beth..................61 Cumutt, David............... 61, 123 Current Events . 90. 91. 92, 93, 94. 95. 96. 97 Daggett. Alan............... 53, 112 Dalton, latte 39 Danford. Brad . 186, 187, 188, 208, 209 Daniel. Dr. Mike 35. 105 Darnell, Shelia .................196 Davenport, Cindy.................119 Davidson, Suzanne. ... 61, 125, 135 Davis, David 35. 170 Davis, Car)1......................61 Davis, Jimmie............... 61, 189 Davis. Lynn.................. 61,125 Davis, Matt.......................61 Davis, Maxine 29 Davis, Ronny ................ 61. 102 Davis, Steven......................61 Davis, Steve........... 196, 198, 209 Davis. Suzanne......... 156, 157, 168 Daws. Sarah.................. 61, 189 Deardo:ff. Scott. . . 53, 123, 130, 145, 152, 171 Index — 215 Deaton, DeOnn.....................172 Dedicatee.....................16, 17 Deichmann. Edithlyn 39 Deike. Kadra 61. 118, 137, 142, 176 DelaGarza. Sonny............ 61, 188 Delta Beta Epsilon 79,104.105, 125. 127 Delta Omicron . . 151, 153 DeMasters, Rick...................189 Dennis, Roy Lyn...................159 DeVoto. Larry 38, 152 Diaz. Aida........ 61. 126, 189, 194 Diaz, Martin......................130 Dillard. Christi.......61, 126, 130 Dix. Will 25 Dohrse. Norma 26 Dolphin, Michael..................145 Donaldson. Lou Ann......... 53, 145 Dorff. Dr. Mark 21 Doscher. Dr. . Henry 29 Doucette. Ed 40 Doucette. Sarah 40 Douglas, Kenneth..................188 Downs. Dr. Fane 158 Doyle. Bryan......................61 Draper, Robert ........ 61, 125, 188 Duff. Julie.......................130 Dulin. Dr. Bill 30 Dupree. George 21 Dwire. Amy........................53 Eady, Lisa........................120 Eason. Joe 21 Edens. Kelley ......... 61. 125, 138 Edens. Rev. Davis 21 Editor's Note ....................223 Edwards, Dr. Rigdon 21 Edwards. Lori .... 61. 128, 130, 132 Egan. Chesley.....................61 Eilenbergor, Jennifer...... 189, 196 F.l-Attrache. Dr Mike 36. 113, 150 Eldridge, Janet....................145 Elkins. Dr. Brodace 21 Ellison. Gary 1. 28. 159, I6l, 224 Elrod. Glyn................... 61, 102 Emery. Helen 40 Ernst, Debra........................61 Estes. Jay................... 61. 125, 189 Evans, Kelly ............61, 118, 137 Evans, Paul.........................61 Evans. Relinke ... 61, 125. 136, 173 Evans. Todd ....... 61, 189. 192. 193 Fairlie. Tom 33, 130. 133, 152 Fall Pledges ......................124 Farmer, Dusty................. 61, 112 Farrell, Diane ....................125 Farrington, Jill....................61 Faucett, Dawnett.............. 83, 86 Felan. Lynda....... 53. 118, 137, 145, 169, 178 Felio, Shariene.....................53 Fenn, Dr. Philip 77 Fenstermacher, Eric........... . 62, 189 Fenwick, David................ 62, 128 Financial Aid 27 Finch, Gary 21 Finch, Jennifer. ... 62, 126, 135, 136, 174 Fine and Applied Arts ... 32, 33, 34 Fladeland. Greg................ 53,112 Flag Corps.........................132 Fleming. Dr. William 21 Fletcher, Eric......................62 Fletcher, John......... 187, 188, 209 Flores, Chris...... 62. 141, 188. 191 Flores. Crescueio 41 Foli, Kim.................... 125. 130 Food Service........................38 Football............... 186, 187. 188 Ford. Dr. Kenneth 21 Forgy. Tina....... 62. 126, 148. 151 Foster. Rich 41 Franklin, Samantha ...............62 Frazier. Paul....................154 Freshman Class Favorites ........174 freshman Runners Up .............173 Fridel, Greg......................53 Fry. Bob bye 27 Fry. Tommy 33, 130. 152 Frye, Michael ... 62. 125, 130, 150 Fuller. Rex 21 Fulton, Loretta 28, 159, 161. 224 Fulton. Steve 28 Gainey. Catherine........... 120.138 Gainey. Dan................. 53. 102 Galbreath. Chuck .... 110. 186, 188 Gamble, Marnee . . 62. 126, 128. 135 Gamma Sigma 106, 107, 124, 126, 127 Garcia, Luis............ 198.199,209 Garcia, Steven...................197 Garrison, S. L. 21 George, Marli............... 62, 125 Gibson. John 34,152 Gilbreth, Terry..................160 Gillespie. Bruce ... 62. 102, 125, 187, 188 Gillespie, Terrell.......... 62, 188 Gillette, Robert.................109 Gillispie, Kreg .... 62. 112, 130, 137, 147, 152 Glaze, Lynn.................. 53,118 Godfrey, Iverson......186, 187, 188, 208, 209 Goff, Joe.........................62 Golf........................206, 207 Gomersall, Tracie . 62, 125, 130, 133 Gonzales, Belinda.................62 Gonzales, Sam ...................123 216 — Index Gonzales, Veronica . . . . 62, 100, 124, Harvey. Cameo. 62, 100, 142, 149 188, 191 Harvey, Case....................141 Gonzalez. Jeannette ... 53, 100, 137, 140, 142 Harvey, lames 101 Good, Stacy 145 Hasemann, Millie . . . . . 62, 145 Gooding. Dr. Richard 21 Hatch, Bob 54 , 110, 188 Goodman. Ken . 188 Hatcher, Sheryl 62, 126, 130 Gordon. . W. 21 Havard. Barbara 26 Graduation . . 48. 49, 50. 51 Hawkins, Wade 126 Graves, Christie . 125 Haynes. Cheryl. . . 62. 154 Graves. Guy Gray, Tonja . . 54, 116, 21 130, 132. 138, 145. 169 Hays, James . 63, 75. Head, Angela 114, 128, 130, 142 54 Graydon, Dawn . . 62, 118 Heatherly, Charles . . . 63. 123 Green, Colandra . 54. 106, 154 Heck, Brian 63. 114 Greenley, Chris. . Greer, Ronnie . . . 130, , 133, 152 125 Hegeman, Butch 178, 186, 187, 188. 208, 209 Griffin, Debra . . . 62. 118. 146, 148 HEI 108, 109, 125 Gunter, Lloyd 41 Henderson, Richard . . . 63, 112, 130, 133, 152 Hadley. William Hager, Parker . . . . 35 124, 189 Hennessey, Catherine. 54. 145, 156, 157, 171 Haggard. Dr. Carrol 34 Henson. Genie 38 Haggard, Lynn 28 Hermann. Frances ... 105 Hagood, Kevin . . . 62, 125. 155, 207 Hermsmeyer, Omar 21 Hagood, Kim 104, 169 Hernandez, Noel 114, 188 Hah, Josephine . .. 62. 118, 128, 145 Herrington, Mrs. Clyde ... 105 Hahn, l.orie. . 62, 118, 130, 145, 146 Herron, Roxie .... 145 Hale, Brad 125, 188 Hester, Robert ...125 Hall, Kim 62 Hinkel, Francis 33. 152 Hamblin. Dr. David 21 History 36 Hamilton, Carman 54 Hix, Dr. John 29 Hargrove, Tom . . . 124. 186, 188 Hobbs, Kay . ...157 Harkins, Jacque . . . .... 62, 135 Hodges, Alice 63, 130 Harper. Dr. Sandra 33. 139 Hodges, Lucille 30 Harr ah, Lee 21 Hodges, Skip .. .135 Harral. R. C. 21 Hodges, Timmie 63. 113, 130 Harriger. Harold 21,94 Hoerster, Debby . . . .116 Harris. Dr. Lyndol 30 Holden. Dana 54 Harrison, Rhett . . . . 62 Holden, lack 23 Hanruff, Jon 62, 114 Holladay, Gail 28 Holland. A. L 21 Holman, Dan .............. 54, 152 Hooka. Ralph 21 Hopkins, Jennifer..............145 Homsby, Janm....................54 Horwedel. Linda 27 Horwedol. Nancy........... 54, 138 Houston, Michele..... 63. 125, 188, 190, 191 Hudgens, Dennis................126 Hudman. Victor............ 63, 124 Hudson, Ruth Ann 54. 100, 128. 141 Hughea. Dr. Holly 33, 151. 152 Hughes. Harold 21 Hukill. Charles 33 Hull, Marji.......................63 Humanities.......................37 Humphrey, Pamela..................63 Hunsinger, Monica .... 54. 119, 138, 171 Hunter, Gena......................104 Hutchins. Daniel. . 63, 125, 130, 133, 148 Hutchinson. Michael 25 Hutchinson. Rev. William 21 Ice, Dea Dea.....................63 IHR.....................110, 111, 124 Indian Insight....................142 Jackson, Robbin ..................154 Jacobs, Charles 21 James, Delois.....................63 Jaramillo, Tina...................189 laz: Band ........................133 Jean-Charles, Yannique............63 Jeffery, Stephanie................154 Jennings. Mike....................188 Jimison, Marion 27 Johnson, Brian............... 63. 108 Johnson, Mark. . 63, 83, 86, 135, 152 lohnson. Mary Lynn 26 Johnson, Mia 195 Johnson, Shea.................63. 114 Johnson. W T. 21 Johnson, Walter 21 Jones, Bennie 21 Jones. Janice..... 63. 100. 142. 151 Jones, Lisa.......................116 Jones, Lynelle................63, 188 Jones, Morgan 21 Jones. Tim........ 63. 102, 125. 135 Jordan, Albert.............. 124. 188 oy. Marlene 35. 189. 195 Jungmeyer, Dr. Paul 23 Junior Class Favorites............176 unior Runners Up.................178 Kahl. Bryan 63. 114, 130, 144, 145, 146. 149 Kahl, Julie .63. 125. 128. 130, 132, 197 Kahl. Rev. Johnnie 37. 146, 154 Kappa Delta Pi............ 156. 157 Kappa Delta Sigma . . .148 Kappa Mu Epsilon 155 Keys. Walter 41 Kid well, Tommy..................159 Kim. Dr. Thomas K 20.21,91 Kimbrell. Hershel 35. 189, 192 Kimmel, Greg.....................188 King, Elaine......................64 Kinlen, Leslie . 64, 116, 127, 159, 188, 191 Kinsey, J.D 21 Kinsey. Kim. . 54, 119, 139. 145, 146, 148, 169 Kirk. Dr. Luther 21 Klassen. Dr. David 30, 123 Klaverweiden, Kristi........ 64, 125 Klinkerman, Marc.................170 KoSari.............79. 112, 113. 126 Krause. Mitch Krimm, Mark. Kromer. Kevin Kuzma, Andy Kuzma. Robert Kyle. Kreg Lack. Dr. Paul Lackey, Joe . Lamb. Allen Landolt, 1-aura Lane. Evelyn 145. 156, 157 54, 114. 170 ... 64. 189 ............64 29. 143 54. 113, 130, 152 36. 158 ...............55 24 64. 116 106 lanev. Beth . . 64. 125, 130, 131, 136, 142 Ungley, Scott................ 64, 188 Larson, Cynthia ...................55 Uthrop. Jennifer....... 64. 119, 146 Lawrence. Jere 21 Layton. Gerald 41 Lea velle, Greg..... 83, 86. 135. 152 Lee. Christopher............. 64, 188 Lee. Dr. Chun Jin 30 l.ee. Volanda......................64 Leech. Joyce 26 Legg, Jan.........................120 Lenoir. Beverly 31. 147 Library............................28 Lindley, Rev. Albert 21 Lindiey, Robert...................148 Liprie-Spence, Ann 105 Lively, Oscar 41 Lively, Sue 41 Lizarraga, Miguel..................55 Uoyd, Herman 21 Locker, Lisa. 64, 116. 135. 145, 151. 152 Lockhart, Brandt...................64 Lockhart, Mary 27 London, Rodney............... 64, 188 Long, Donna.................. 64, 143 l.ong, Kelly..........64. 119, 136 lx)Pachin. Doug ................86 Lopez, Julio.............. 64, 188 Lott, Theresa..................145 Loyd, John................. 64,126 Lvkins. Una...... 64. 104. 141, 188, 191. 208 Maintenance 41 Makona 79,114,115.126.144 Maldonado. Efijenio........... 145 Maldonado, Rachel...............64 Maldonado, Saby . . 64. 125, 130 Maldonado. Vick. 64, 75. 123, 135. 159 Mangram, Regena..................64 Mangum, Rhonda...................64 Maniss. Dr. Robert 31 Martfuarat. William 21 Marquez, Melissa........... 64, 130 Marrs, James............... 55. 114 Martin, Ben.....................188 Martin. James....................64 Martin, Urry.....................55 Martinez. Guillermo.............124 Martinez. Hilda.................106 Massey, Frank.............. 65, 188 Mathematics.................30, 31 Mathis, Debra...................116 Mathis, Uura............... 65. 126 Matsler. Jeff. 65, 114. 142, 144, 145. 146. 148, 150, 158, 173 Mauldin, Lorena . . 55. 189, 195. 208, 209 Mauldin. Rev. Rex 21 Mayberry. Natalie 35. 188. 190. 191. 203, 204 Mayberry. Shed ........... 125, 188 McAlister, Sue 24 McAlister. Todd........... 114, 130 McAllen, Jeanette 41 McCarthy. Pam......... 65. 125, 135 218 — Index McClellan, Barbara 21 McClellan. Dr. Michael 31 McCormick, Sherry . . . 55, 125, 130, 147 McDaniel, Dr Gerald 32, 144 McDaniel. Raymond 21 McDonald. Curtis..............125 McDonald. George 21 McDonald, Robby................65 McElvaney, Eugene 21 McGill, Brandon ......... 65,113 McGill. l.ogan................188 McGowan, Richard.........65. 108 McGowan, Ronald...............154 McLain, Neena..... 65, 83. 86, 125 Mcl.aughlin. Barbara ..........65 McLeod, Tom.............. 65. 108 McMillin, Elizabeth ..........135 McMurry Student Government 136, 137 McNeely, Kristi................65 Mcfford, Bill..... 65, 108, 142. 146 Men's Basketball . . 189, 192, 193 Men's Tennis......... 197, 202, 203 Men s Track ......... 196, 198, 199 Mendoza. Victor.......... 65. 197 Merry, Dianna. . 1. 65. 74, 100, 128, 130. 143, 161, 224 Metzger. Marci . 1, 55, 119, 161, 224 Middleton, Becki 25. 142 Miers. Bynum 21 Millender, janita............. 65,126 Miller. Bud 41 Miller, Robert 33 Millikin, Hollis . . 114. 136, 155, 167 MiUikin. Phyllis 37 Mitchell, David................... 65, 113 Mizell, jay................. 189, 192 Model U.N..........................150 Modern Languages....................34 Monk. Dr. Robert 37 Monroe, Kim....... 55, 106. 127, 135, 136, 151, 166, 180, 181 Monto, John .............. 55, 152 Moody. Jamie......................65 Mooney. Joan 25 Mooney, Mandy.....................65 Mooney, Phillip........... 130, 133 Moore. Dr. Richard 31. 149 Moore. S. M. 21 Moore, Teresa .... 65. 188, 189, 190, 191, 196 Moreland, David............. 125,188 Morgan, Chris....................123 Morgan. Donella...................65 Morris, Jason............. 65, 188 Morrow. Stefan ... 55, 114. 137, 144 Moseley. J.T. 21 Mosley. Laurie .188, 189, 194, 195, 197, 204, 209 Munoz, Manny ... 55, 123, 140, 142 Munoz, Michael............ 130, 133 Murphree, Tracy.................188 Mwangi, Catherine .... 55, 107, 166 Myers, Dr. Chet.................158 Myers. James 36 Mystery of Edivin Drood...........86 Narrell, Britt.............. 65, 188 Neal, Sherri 55 Nelson, Kelly ...................65 Nelson. Lisa . 65. 100, 124, 136, 175 Neumann. Kim ... 65. 100, 124, 142, 189, 195 Newsom. Don 21 Nichols, Joanna ... 55, 118, 119, 127, 172, 177 Nix, Susan............ 65, 145, 170 Northup. Dr. Terry 156, 157 Norwood, Vi 28 Nuchols, Greg............... 65,130 O'Dell, Johna ...................65 Oaxaca, Harx’ey 35. 110. 187, 199 Odenwald. Cliff 35. 187. 188 Odcnwald, Sallv . 119 Odom. Mark 36, 188 Oertli. Doug . . . 123 Ogle, Charles . .. . . . 65. 124, 188 Oglesby, Cheryl . 86 Ogletree, Rhonda 65. 189, 194, 195. 209 Ohlen, Hunter. . . .55. 149, 167 Opitz, Carl 39 Ortiz, Jose 140 Osner, Blake .... 86 Ostos, Brent 159 Owen, Dian 21 Padilla, Bernie . . . 56. 123 Padilla, Lori 56 Parchman, Dr. Russell 21 Park, Elliott ... 189.193.209 Parker, Steve.... 125 Parker, Steven... 66. 188 Parkman, Beth . . 56. 119, 135, 146. 167 Parks. Dr. Bruce 21 Parris, Pug 36. 128 Parsons, Pat 56. 113, 130. 152 Patri, Sandra 145 Patrick, Tyra 66, 130, 132 Patton, Britt 66. 102. 188, 196 Patton, Carolyn. . . 56. 148 Patton. Kerry 56, 148 Paulk. Kathy Pedigo. Shari 56. 120 PEMM Club 141 Pentecost. Barbara 29 Perkins, Rodrick . . 66. 188 Peterson. Suzanne 66, 130 Petty, Angela .... 145 Phi Alpha Theta . . Index — 219 Phi Mu Alpha ... 75. 151. 152. 153 Phillips. Becky........66. 119. 142 Phillips. Gary....................147 Phillips, Tanja...................154 Philosophy ........................37 Physical Lducation ... 34. 35, 36 Pi Delta Phi 116.117.124,126, 127 Pi Kappa Delta....................139 Piel, Carl .... 66, 113, 137, 142, 155 Piel. Linda .66. 104. 127. 136, 142, 151, 197, 205 Pilcher. Dr. Ben 31. 149 Pittard, I .auric..................105 Pittenger, Garret . . 66. 114, 197, 202 Pittman. Cecelia 39 Pittman. Kandy . . . 66. 113, 130, 133 Pittman, Trey................ 66, 126 Placement..........................24 Pleasant. Debbie .. 66. 117, 128. 130, 151 Political Science..................36 Polk. Sean................... 66, 113 Pope, Randy................. 126, 196 Pope, Ronnie.......................66 Porter. Chris...... 56. 102. 107. 141 Post Office........................39 Powell, Lynda......................135 Powell. Ronny ............ 56, 83, 86 Powell, Tim.................. 66, 108 Power, Mike........ 56, 130. 133, 152 President..........................20 Presley. Dr Ronald 29 Price, David............ 66. 124, 154 Price, Dr Douglas 36 Price, Richard .... 66, 188, 196, 198 Print Shop.........................38 Psychology ........................37 Public Relations...................28 Puckett. Frank 21 Pullin, Clay . .. Queen, Cynthia Queen, Steve. . Quick. Jeff .... Ra Atum Rabel, Kathy . . .......188 .......145 56, 115, 142 ........66 .........154 .......100 Rabel. Patrick........ 66. 83, 86. 108 Ragsdale. George.................102 Ramby. Cleta 24 Ramos, Magda .....................66 Rankin, Ronnie....................66 Ray. Johnnie 26 Reasonover. Scotty......... 110. 167 Red wine, Todd........ 56, 186, 188 Reeve, Debbie ... 115. 119. 144. 145, 178 Reeves, Justin...................188 Registrar's Office................27 Religion..........................37 Reservation Princess.......180, 181 Reservation Princess Runner Up . 179 Residence Halls...................40 Reyes. Nora. .. 1. 100. 161, 223. 224 Rhodes. Ronnie. . 188, 196, 198, 199, 209 Richardson, Darrell.................66 Richardson. Gloria 25 Richardson, Krisha..................66 Richey, Trey................. 186, 188 Riffe, Diann..... 104, 141, 200, 201. 208 Riggan, Tammy......................157 Riggins, Scott .....................56 Riggs, Darryl 41 Risinger, Ronny ............. 66, 125 Risley, Harris .............. 123, 145 Roberts, James.....................145 Roberts, Jimmy ... 56, 108, 145, 149 Roberts. Lynn 28 Roberts. Ron 26 Robertson, Sam............... 66. 124 Kobinett, Adonna..................145 Robinson, Greg . . 103, 125, 188, 209 Robinson, Russell . . 124, 159, 188 Rocourt, Roland...................135 Rodenberger. Dr. Lou 32 Rodriguez. Annemarie . . 66. 91, 100, 142 Rodriguez, Jesus . 56, 115, 128. 136, 145, 155, 166 Rodriguez, Liza..................126 Rodriguez, Lourdes.......... 66, 107 Roemisch, Jill........ 66,125 Roesler, Michael..................66 Rohe, Susan ...... 56, 135, 148, 168 Rose, Andrea................ 66. 159 Rose, Martha...... 67, 125, 130, 132, 188, 209 Rose, Shari......... 67. 74, 161. 224 Ross, Lisa .......................67 Roy. Sheila...........................67 Rush..................................88 Rushing, Ted 21 Rymer. Jennifer.......... 67, 125, 130 Sadler, James.................... 67,143 Sanders, Rick ... 67. 105, 113. 137, 142, 178 Saville. Diane.......................189 Scales, Donald 23 Scales, Rudy................... 125, 188 Schiaffino, Victor...................135 Schiffel, Gesi................... 67,130 Schiffman, Kamy ............... 67, 135 Schofield. Dr. Richard 31 Schowengerdt, Bishop Louis 21 Schule, Michelle.....................141 Science........................30. 31 Scrimshire, David.............. 67, 126 Searcy, Joe...........................86 220 — Index r Scchrist, Julie ........ 67, 151, 173 Segrist, Sunny...... 67. 86, 125, 135 Sellers, Jeff............67, 113, 137 Sellman, Sheryl............. 121,127 Senior Class Favorites........177 Senior Runners Up.............178 Seward, Michelle............ 127, 145 Sewell, Sheri............... 67, 128 Shackelford, Angela......... 67, 125 Shackelford, Pat 31 Shanafelt, Dr. Cary 36, 158 Sharp. Dr. A. C. 31.208 Sharp, Tahitha ............. 67, 125 Sheppard, Marc .....................67 Sherbert, Patricia . 67. 117, 130, 132 Sherbert, Trisha ..................151 Shoemake, Elizabeth . . 67, 135, 146 Shores, John................ 67, 125 Short. Dr. Bill 34.115 Shoup, David........................67 Shuler, Dr. Philip 37 Shuler, Joel........... 115, 145, 158 Shuler, l.ance .... 67, 115, 135, 136, 146, 150. 175 Siewert, Jill......................172 Sigma Delta Pi................140 Simmons, Debbie.....................67 Simpson, Bryan......... 67, 108, 148 Simpson, David .....................57 Sims, Geoff................. 110, 188 Sims, Sharon.................. 68, 119 Sing Song................ 78, 79, 80. 81 Sledge, Dr. Robert 36, 144 Smith, Alison .... 57, 100, 127, 137, 179 Smith, Nancy 29, 79, 127 Smith. Russell..................... 68, 108 Smith, Sammie...................... 68, 130 Smith, Thomas 30 Solorzano, Rosa Maria . 68. 107, 140 Swanson, Camille........ 68. 130, 133 Swanson, Geneva 26 Sonncnberg, Hope..................196 Son ntag. Dr. Roy Sophomore Class Favorites.......175 Sophomore Runners Up .............173 Sowa, Sharia................ 68, 118 Spear. Jeff......................110 Spears. Nancy 27 Specht. Joe Spegal. Debbie......... 68, 100, 168 Spencer, Charles.................188 Spencer. Jo 39 Sports Awards ............. 208. 209 Spraberry, Mary 26 Spring Pledges ....... 124, 125, 126 Spring Presentation...............89 Spurgeon, Angela 26 Stadler, Susan....................68 Stanley. Dr. Joseph 144 Taylor Publishing Company ... 160 Stanton. Margaret 68, 125, 135, 136 Tedford Co||een......................145 Stan wick, David ... 1, 68, 103 128, Tee{ Rusty ......... 68, 125, 135, 148, 161' 224 174, 189 Stephen, Ginger 68. 157 Terry 57 n0 186 ,88 208 Stephen. Judy 27 fhedford. Rita.101 Stevens, Kelly 68. 135 Theta Chi lambda ... 79. 118. 119. Stevens, Melissa...... 116, 117, 124 31, 144 Swanson. Kevin . . 57, 130, 133, 145, 152 Swanson, Mary Corky 27, 117 Swanson. Mike 31 Switchboard......................38 Swoopes, James . . 68, 189, 192. 193, 209 Sypert, Damon ... 57. 108, 159, 161, 224 Sypert, Richard....... 68, 108, 135 Tadda. Geoff...... 57. 110, 128, 144, 145, 172, 186, 188, 208, 209 Tadda, Marla............... 68, 104 Tartuffe............. 82, 83, 84. 85 Tarvin, Brian...................188 Tatum, Holly................ 68,125 Taylor. Mark...... 57, 115, 119, 137. 144, 145, 168, 179 125, 127 Stewart, Joe............ 68. 176, 188 Thom4s- An ela 68- 125 Stinnett, Gwen.......................68 Stokes, Sean....... 68, 125, 130, 136 Stowe, Jackie 30 Strahm, Sharon.......................68 Strang, Tony . 68. 189, 192. 193, 209 Straw. Monica........... 68, 126, 147 Student Services.....................29 Studio McM ...................74. 75 Sullivan, Penny. . . 68, 125, 130, 133 Surovik, Bob 21 Suter, Patty....................158 Thomas, David......... 68, 83, 115 Thomas. Jimmy. . 109, 117, 130. 151. 152 Thomas. Renea....... 109.117.151 Thompson, Keith .......... 69, 103 Thompson, Sarah........... 57. 100 Thompson. Vince 41 Thomson. Rev. Carlston 21 Tibbs, Connolly 38 Tibbs. Johnnie 38 TIP .. .78, 79. 80. 81, 120, 121. 125, 127 Suter, Shenvood 33 Tittle, Sheri........ 69.128,135 Index — 221 Tompkins, Jeff............. 124,188 TOTEM Staff................160, 161 Tramel, Pat ..........................157 Tredennick, Jim 25. 142, 152 Trevino, Fred........................ 123 Trevino, Jose..........................86 Trotter. Dr. Clifford 21 Trustees...............................21 Tubb, Cindy................. 69. 101, 142 Tucher, Frank.........................109 Tucker, Cretchen 26 Tucker. Jeff............... 113, 130 Turner, Nancy........................ 69, 104 Twirlers .............................132 Ubando. Toby...........................69 Urban, Mary.......................... 69, 101 Urban. Walter 23. 29 Valdez, Larry 41 Valentine, John 30 Valenzuela. Lisa . 69, 101, 130, 151 Valenzuela. Mario...... 69, 130. 133 Velez. Alberto........................124 Vetter, Mark 25. 123 Vice-Presidents .............22. 23 Vick. Dr. James 37 Viehland, Stacey........... 189, 196 Villeneuve, Rav 69. 113, 128, 130, 133 Vincent. Gwen 27 Voit. Bill ...........................123 Voit, Louis 31, 147 Voit. Mike............................103 Volleyball............ 188, 190, 191 Wade. Sondra...........................69 Walker, Bobby ............. 188, 206 Walker, Gary..........................150 Walker, Kenneth........ 69, 125, 196 Walker, Paul....... 57, 130, 133, 145, 148, 152, 172 Wallace. Troy.............. 69, 189 Wallek, Patrick....... 69. 126. 130 Walters. Sam...... 69, 109, 146, 148, 161, 224 WAR WH(X)P Staff 159 Ward. Chuck.........................188 Ward. Kelly................ 69. 130 Warlick, Tammy........ 57, 121, 145 Warner, Colleen......................69 Warren, Mitch........................69 Watkins, Anthony.......... 189, 192 Weaver. Sharon ............. 57,135,151 Webb, l.ori ....................69 Webb, Vivian ...................145 Weidenfeller, Wendy . 189, 195, 197, 205 Weinkauf, Melissa ........ 130, 132 Weisel, Wendy.......................125 Weisenhom, Sherri .... 57, 104, 127, 141 Weisner, Martha 39 Weldon. Rodney . . 57, 130. 131, 133, 152 Wescott. Tracy ....... 69, 105, 197 Whaley, Kevin ......................110 Whetsel, Todd.......................188 Whitfield, UJuan 69. 154. 196, 201. 209 Whitworth. Stephanie ..........69 Who's Who . ... 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172 Willett. Julia .....................126 Williams, Cherie . . 69, 105, 113, 130, 151 Williams, Debra .....................69 Williams, Julie......................69 Williams, Libby.....................157 Williams, Robin .....................69 Willis, Paul...... 69, 125, 130. 136 Wilson, Angela.......................57 Wilson. Angie .... 57. 101, 145. 171 Wilson. Parker ....... 69. 113, 139 Winkels, Becky 121, 197, 204, 205 Witkowski, Jennifer .............69 Witkowski, Natalie...............69 Women's Basketball . . 189, 194, 195 Women's Interclub . 88. 89. 127 Women’s Tennis 197, 204, 205 Women's Track........ 196, 200, 201 Wood, Keith ... 110, 186, 187, 188, 208 Wood, l.eslie...................145 Wood. Richard 40 Wood. Violet 40 Woodman, Dana............. 86, 145 Woodruff. Matt ... 57, 113, 130, 133, 152 Woods, Diane 28 Word, l slie . 58. 115. 119. 135, 136, 171 Wright. John ... 58, 83. 86, 135, 152 Wyatt, Dr. Kenneth 21 Wyatt. Laura 69, 83. 86, 119. 128, 135, 136, 145, 151 Wynn. Sharon .... 70. 125, 128, 135 XO................... 122, 123, 124 Yebra, Jose.....................140 York. Shaunah ... 70. 107, 124, 130 Young, Bob................ 133, 135 Zapata. Bill 41 Zellner, Bi 36 Zepeda, Grace.. I. 70. 101. 127, 135, 140, 161, 224 222 — Index It's been four years, and I still remember the very first time I a r 4cV|urry College I was in search of adventure and knowledge — jl | found was a knowledge which has no price. Here H where pffind out who you really are; you learn to love and treasure those lingers of yesterday who become friends for life, and most of all at time flies. It has been my greatest pleasure to captivate time and jeze it forever in this yearbook. The memories that the TOTEM Staff have captured in this book will be with us foreecrfrozen in time, because time does fly. Nora E. Reyes Editor-in-Chief Class of '88 TOTEM 1988 Sacred Wind Editor-in-Chief Nora E. Reyes Assistant Editor Dianna L. Merry Section Editors Marci Metzger David Stanwick Grace Zepeda Staff Kyle Corley Shari Rose Photographers Kevin Bearden Loretta Fulton Damon Sypert Sam Walters Advisor Gary Ellison Special Thanks to: Mr. Wayne Henington (for classes photos) Mr. Terry Gilbreth (for cover)