McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1989 volume:

TOTEM 1989 McMurry College Abilene, TX Vol. LXVI Dianna L. Merry, Editor Zackie Van Houten, Advisor 36 na Merry s 58 Brooks, Dianna Merry 84 Merry ftations 116 Wks, Lezlie Sweatt “Tfr 182 rdoks, Denise Wilks 212 Dianna Merry ing 223 l janfia Merry 2 — Homecoming MSG played host to the Home- coming Dance, which was the finale to a great weekend! Held in the Mabee Room, The Tom Bosley Band entertainer! the crowd with a variety of musical hits. At a midway point in the evening, McMurry social clubs. Delta Omicron, and Alpha Phi Ome- ga displayed their club spirit by sing- ing their club songs. Refreshments were served, and everyone celebrat- ed Homecoming '88. Homecoming — 3 4 Homecoming ■ - Memories of Yesterday Homecoming a time to come back to the Reservation, see familiar faces, relive the days gone by. Mr Murry alumni and exes returned to the campus to celebrate Homecoming 1988. Sixlal clubs had get-togethers at various locations around Abilene, former and current M Murry Cheerleaders led the fans during the game, the Band and Chanters joined forces for a reception after the game, and the Class of '38 had a spec ial 50 year reunion c elebration of their very own. Homecoming — 5 6 Homecoming Homecoming — 7 The Native American Art Exhibit, a new tradition at McMurry, held its second showing during Homecoming '88. Artists displayed their work in the Braniff Lounge of the Campus Center. The six displays were works of Darran Cooper, Connie lenkins, Mike Dan- iel, Robert Annesley, Ben Harjo, and Troy Anderson, whose work appears on the cover of the TOTEM '89. The exhibit was held from Thursday through Saturday with an audience present at all times. Excitement Friday night was full of activity with the Homecoming Show and Coronation, eleven singing, dancing, and mime acts en- tertained the crowd as |im McCurdy of KTAB-TV emcee’d the event. Following a short intermission with alumnus David Pomer- mke and his guitar at the microphone, the winners of the talent competition were announced. Tommy Houghteling and Shane Brue placed third with their musical mime. Theta Chi Lambda came in second with their musical dance version of One,” and Ra Atum took first with their rendition of Lean on Me. The Show came to a close as the class favorites. Chief McMurry, and Reservation Princess were introduced. Dr. Kim stalled the beating of the drum, and designated represent- atives took their turn. Tommy Houghteling, Freshman Class President, led the student body to Wah Wahtaysee Park with the drum for the pep rally, bonfire, and tailgate party. 8 — Homecoming Indian Stadium was again the site for McMurry’s Annual Homecoming Road Race. T hi , event, held eady Saturday morning of Homecoming weekend, was host to 274 entrants. Windy weather set the pace for a fast and furious race . Coming out ahead in the road race were Kirk Thaxton in the men s division and |udy Weisel in the women’s. Spirit of the Braves Reliving the Traditions VV.ih W.iht.iysee was a hui� � 1 activity with the T7th Annual Homecoming fipi Village. Opening C eremonies were held on Thursday afternoon. As soon as Spirit Indian Vick Maldonado c onv pleted the shooting of the arrow, soc ial t lubs and the I reshman Class alike were hard at work erecting their tipis Everyone continued their work through the Tipi Village Tours on Friday, when over 7,(XX) school children visited the campus, until Saturday morning, at which time the tipi fudges made their rounds of the Village. Results were announc ed at halftime of the Homecoming Game on Saturday afternoon. The Freshman Class once again swept the Independent Category. In the overall competition. Gamma Sigma took third place with their representation of the Northern Chey- enne; Ko Sari placed second with the Ogalala Sioux; and Pi Delta Phi look first for the fourth consecutive year, representing the Mescalero Apache. 12 Homecoming 14 — Homecoming McMurry Howard Payne •:vr. The Howard Payne University Yel- lowjackets were the guests of the In- dians for the Homecoming Game. The braves were painted and ready to play, but Howard Payne had other plans for the Indians. Howard Payne went up 7-0 late in the first quarter on a short drive with the wind at their backs. The Yel- low jackets then increased their lead to 14-0 one minute later, following an interception at the McMurry 39- yardline. The Indians came back to 14-7, but would not come closer. The Yellowjackets led 14-7 at the half, and 28-14 in the end. Homecoming — 1S 1988-89 TOTEM DEDICATEE MR. MICHAEL SWANSON 16 — Dedicatee Michael Swanson: One of a Kind Mr. Michael Swanson originally ioined the Mi Murry faculty in the tall of 1966 as an Instructor of Mathematics. By 1970. however, he had taken on the title of Director °f Computer Services. Mr. Swanson has spent endless hours working with the McMurry computer system. He is the person responsible ,l r setting up and maintaining accounts and scientific Programming as well as countless other tasks. He also converted the registration for classes to computer, whereas before the process was done by hand. Mr. Swanson graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1961 from Texas Tech College where he also obtained a Master of Arts degree in 1965. During the time he is not working at the si hool, Mr. Swanson is involved in activities at tlmwood West Unit- ed Methodist Churih. In addition, he enjoys playing the trombone in both the Abilene Community Band anil the Dave Adams Orchestra. Because of the many hours he has so unselfishly given to the people ot Mi Murry College, the TOTI M Staff is pleased to dedicate the 1988-89 TOTIM to Mr. Mu hael Swanson. Dedicatee 17 CHIEF McMURRY AND Dawn is a Business Accounting major from Kermit, TX. She is on the Volleyball Team, Secretary of FCA, and President of the Gold Star Dorm Council. Honors she has received include Academic All-Conference Volleyball, the William Fletcher McMurry Scholarship, the Lee and Billie Woods Memorial Scholarship, and the McMurry Dean's List. DAWN ANDERSON 20 — Chief McMurry and Reservation Princess RESERVATION PRINCESS lames is an Applied Mathemat- ics Computer Science major from Brownwood, TX. His activities in- clude Team Captain of the Men's Bas- ketball Team for two years and Eta Epsilon lota (HEI). He is also the Al- pha Psi Alpha Sweetheart. JAMES SWOOPES Chief McMurry and Reservation Princess — 21 SENIOR FAVORITES Cherie is an Education major from Cleburne, TX. She is President and past Vice President of Delta Omicron. Pres- ident of Wah VVahtaysee, Chaplain of Delta Beta Epsilon, and a member of the McMurry Band. She has been the Ko Sari Sweetheart for the past two years. Rick is an Applied Sociology major from Abilene, TX. His activites include Grand Sovereign of Ko Sari and Senior Class President. He is active in Indian Insight and is on the McMurry Dean's List. RICK SANDERS 22 — Senior Favontes JUNIOR FAVORITES KIM NEUMANN Kim, from Bynum, TX, is a Physical Education major. She is active in Basketball, Indian Insight, and serves as the Alpha Psi Alpha Intramural Representative. Lance, from Abilene, TX, is a Mathematics major. His activities include McMurry Student Government, Home- coming Show Chairman, Makona, Chanters, and McMurry Christian Ministries. LANCE SHULER Junior Favorites — 23 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sunny is an Elementary Education major from Lubbock, TX. She is in Chanters and is the Historian for Theta Chi Lambda. Rusty is a Mathematics and Computer Science major from Lockney, TX. He is involved in HEI, basketball. Kappa Delta Sigma, and Indian Insight. RUSTY TEETER SUNNY SEGRIST 24 — Sophomore Favorites FRESHMAN FAVORITES -i Shari is from Los Alamos, NM. She serves as a Hall Representative on the Gold Star Dorm Council and is involved in track and intramural sports. Shari is also a recipient of the Northwest Texas New Mexico Conference Scholarship. Blake, from Abilene, TX, is a Physical Education major. He is manager of the McMurry Men's Basketball Team. BLAKE BURTON Freshman Favorites — 25 CHIEF AND PRINCESS RUNNERS-UP Kadra is an Applied Sociology major from Boerne, TX. She is active in Theta Chi Lambda, Sociology Club, in- tramurals. and McMurry Christian Ministries. She is a McMurry Student Government Senior Senator and HEI Sweetheart. Tim is a Business maior from Irving, TX. He is involved in football and IHR. TIM BURGESS 26 Chief and Princess Runners-Up SENIOR AND JUNIOR RUNNERS-UP n CARL PIEL GEOFFREY SIMS JANICE JONES Carl is a Chemistry major from Ab- ilene, TX. He is active in Ko Sari, Kappa Mu Epsilon, and Indian Insight. He is also Treasurer for the McMurry Student Government. Janice is an Elementary Education ma- jor from Tatum, NM. She is the Alpha Psi Alpha Interclub Representative and Women’s Interclub President. She is al- so in the McMurry Student Government and Indian Insight. Geoff, from Abilene, TX, is a Physical Education major. He is active in football and IHR. He is also the Delta Beta Ep- silon Key Man. Lisa, from Hart, TX, is a Speech Pa- thology major. Her activities include 2nd Vice President Social Chairman for Al- pha Psi Alpha, Indian Insight, and the McMurry Student Government. Senior and Junior Runners-Up — 27 SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN RUNNERS-UP Maggie is a Sociology major from Al- buquerque. NM. Her activites include Historian for Theta Chi Lambda, the McMurry Student Government, and Chanters. Paul is a Political Science major from Lubbock, TX. His activities include HEI, Band. Cheerleading, and the McMurry Dean's List. Michael, from Oakwood, TX, is a Busi- ness major. He is a member of the McMurry Men's Basketball Team. Marsha, from Sherman, TX, is a Bi- ology major. She is active in basketball arid intramural athletics. MICHAEL WOODARD MARSHA BANKS 28 — Sophomore and Freshman Runners-Up WHO'S WHO LISA ADAMS Theta Chi Lambda — Corresponding Secretary SIFC — Manager Alpha Phi Omega Indian Insight Gold Star Dorm Council Secretary Business Club — Vice President DAVID ADAMSON XO — President. Chaplain. Corresponding Secretary Math Club Society of Physics Students Indian Insight Dorm Council - Vice President Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is an organization which seeks to discover and honor those students who are outstanding in scholarship. in participation and leadership in academic and extracur- ricular activities and service to the college, and potential for future achievement. To be eligible, a student must be registered at McMurry College as a full-time student (or completing the last year of a degree which requires fewer hours than a full-time load), must meet minumum grade point standards set by the school (3.0), must be expected to receive a degree be- tween the dates of September 1988 and August 1989, and must meet other criteria established by the faculty com- mittee. Nominating forms and a list of known possible can- didates are sent to members of the faculty and the ad- ministration. The list of possible candidates is also reviewed by hall directors and members of MSG to suggest students who might have been overlooked. Each possible candidate is mailed a vita sheet requesting information on activities, honors, projects, etc. Vita sheets of nominees are reviewed for qualifications and given point evaluations by the Associate Dean of Students. Nomi- nations and vita sheets, with points, are forwarded to the Selection Committee. The Selection Committee is comprised of Student Serv- ices Committee members They may select no more than 37 students for inclusion. The committee may elect to choose fewer than the quota if desired. After the com- mittee has had a chance to look over the candidates and has discussed the individuals, they select the students to be nominated. The Associate Dean of Students sends the nominations to the national office of Who's Who. After the candidates are accepted, they are notified by mail. Who's Who — 29 WHO'S WHO DAWN ANDERSON FCA Sec retary MCM — f ellosschip Officer SIFE Cold Star Dorm Council — Preudenl Alpha Chi Reservation Princess Varsity Volleyball JEF BATEMAN Kappa Della Sigma XO Pledgp Master. Interclub Representative Ktva Vice President Nova Move Executive Council Alpha Chi Ra Alum JIMMY BLANTON Makona — President Men's Interdub Alpha Chi — Vice President MSG — judicial Board. Senate Varsity Tennis STEPHANIE BOAZ Alpha Chi Teacher Education Committee Student Representative FCA Kappa Delta Pi Varsity Volleyball TIM BURGESS FCA SIFE Marketing Club IHR — Social Chairman. Treasurer TIP Anchor Man Chief McMurrv Runner-Up Me Murry Band Varsity Football 30 — Who's Who LISA COX TIP - Spomor Cheerleading Spomor MARY HELEN COATS Sigma Tau Della Kappa Delta Pi Teacher Education Committee — Student Representative CHRIS CUTLER HE I — Parliamentarian. I r «usurer Business Club Computer Club McMurry Band KADRA DEIKE MSG Senator Indun Insight Publicity MCM Theta Chi lambda Historian. Pledge Mistress. Assistant Sing Song leader Reservation Princess Runner-Up lunior Class Favorite Sociology Club DEBRA GRIFFIN hetaChi lambda — Interclub tepresentative [appa Delta Sigma - Vice 'resident n Psi Vice President Vomen s Interdub - Chaplain ACM JOSEPHINE HAH Alpha Chi Alpha Phi Omega Theta Chi lambda — Corresponding Secretary Indun Insight Rot or act Who's Who — 31 WHO'S WHO LORIE HAHN Theta Chi Lambda — Assistant Sing Song Loader, Chaplain Kappa Delta Sigma Psychology Club — Vice President MCM Alpha Chi McMurry Band Young Life CAMEO HARVEY Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Psi Alpha — President, Treasurer, Sing Song Chairman Indian Insight — Vice President, Secretary Beta Beta Beta — Secretary T reasurer JANICE JONES Alpha Psi Alpha — Interclub Representative. Chaplain Delta Omicron — Chaplain Indian Insight Women's Interdub — President Senior Class Favorite Runner-Up MSG — Senator BRYAN KAHL Alpha Chi — Treasurer Beta Beta Beta — Vice President Makona — Vice President. Interclub Representative. Intramural Representative Alpha Phi Omega MCM — President, Vice President Varsity Tennis McMurry Band MSG — Senator KREG KYLE Ko San — Treasurer. Bishop Phi Mu Alpha — Treasurer Alpha Phi Omega Marketing Club Computer Club — Vice President McMurry Band McMurry Singers JENNIFER LATHROP Theta Chi Lambda — Historian, Pledge Mistress MCM 32 — Who's Who DEBBY LOCKHART Pi Delia Phi — Corresponding Secretary. Social Chairman. 2nd Vice President PC MM Club Kappa Della Pi Alpha Phi Omega McMurry Band T wirier LANA LYKINS P£MM Club — President. Publicity Delta Beta Epsilon — Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer fCA — Vice President Varsity Volleyball — Team Captain Varsity Track Athletic Trainer I DIANNA MERRY Alpha Phi Omega - President. 2nd Vice President Pledge Trainer. Alumni Secretary. Life Member Alpha Psi Alpha — Recording Secretary. Reporter, Sing Song Chairman, Corresponding Secretary Business Club — Secretary McMurry Band — Librarian. Secretary McMurry Singers Abilene Collegiate Symphony Orchestra Cold Star Dorm Council - Vice President TOTEM Staff - Editor in-Chiel. Assistant Editor. Section Editor GARRY PHILIPS Kiva — Treasurer On Campus Lion's Club — Treasurer Computer Club — President WAR WHOOP - Photographer TOTEM — Photographer CARL PIEL Ko Sari — Counsellor Alpha Phi Omega Indian Insight MSG — Junior President. Treasurer Kappa Mu Epsilon — Secretary Treasurer, Vice President Senior Class Favonte Runner-Up Varsity Tennis Young Republicans Who's Who — 33 WHO'S WHO CHRIS PORTER Alpha Sigma Chi — Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer PEMM Club — President. Intramural Representative Varsity Tennis DEBBIE REEVE Theta Chi lambda — President. Corresponding Secretary Alpha Chi — President MSG — Secretary, Senator, Supreme Court justice Student Nurses’ Association — Dean's Ambassador. McMurry Representative Delta Omicron Indian Insight Chanters Tennis MCM MARY RICHARDS Sigma Tau Delta Sociology Club ANNEMARIE RODRIGUEZ Alpha Psi Alpha - Recording Secretary Alpha Phi Omega — Chaplam Song Leader MCM Marketing Club McMurry Band McMurry Singers MICHELLE SEWARD President Dorm Council — Representative TIP — President. 2nd Vice President, Sing Song Chairman Alpha Chi ELIZABETH SHOEMAKE MCM - Secretary, College Worship Leader Indian Insight Sociology Club Kappa Delta Sigma Theta Chi Lambda — Treasurer Chanters 34 — Who'S Who PENNY SULLIVAN McMurry Band Me Murry lazz Band TIP Beta Beta Beta American Society for Microbiology KEVIN SWANSON Phi Mu Alpha — Treasurer Kappa Delta Sigma — Chaplain McMurry Band McMurry Jazz Band Alpha Chi GARY WALKER West Texas Model UN — President, Secretary General Model U N of the Southwest Pi Sigma Alpha Who’s Who — 35 Administration F,� « ulu st.tff Administration Faculty Staff Administration Faculty Staff — 37 President Dr. Thomas K. Kim 38 — President Dr. Thomas Kim is well-known to all on the McMurry College campus. In addition to his administrative re- sponsibilities, he remains involved in all aspects of the school. Whether he stands on a football players' bench to take pictures of the crowds or sits behind the desk in his office. Dr. Kim is readily available to talk with stu- dents and faculty alike. The beginning of the 1988-89 ac- ademic year was significant to Dr. Kim for two reasons. First, it marked the fortieth year since coming to the United States from Korea in 1948. Second, this year was Dr. Kim's eight- eenth year as President of McMurry College, and the average age of the incoming Freshman Class this year was eighteen. Board of Trustees The 1988-89 McMurry College Board of Trustees: Mrs. Margaret Allison, Dudley Arden. Mrs. Geraldine Banks. Rev. Earl ®la,r- Tucker Bridwell. Dr. E. Richard Chaffin. Rev. Milton Chester, Dr. Dick Clemmer. Harold Crawford. Rev. Charles Crutchfield. Mrs. Evelyn Davies. Jim Dinsmore. Dr. Mark Dorff, George Dupree. Rev. Davis Edens. Gary Finch. Dr. William Neming, Dr. Kenneth Ford, Dr. Richard Gooding, Guy Graves, Dr. David Hamblin, R. C. Harral. Harold Hamger. Omar Aikfrmmever' A- L Holland. Ralph Hooks, Rev. William Hutchinson, Bennie Jones, Dr. Thomas Kim. Jere Lawrence, Rev. A,ber1 Lindley. Herman Lloyd, William Marquardt, Dr. Rex Mauldin, Mrs. Barbara McClellan, Dr. H. Weldon McCormick, ymond McDaniel, Jr., George McDonald, Eugene McElvaney, Rev. Bobby McMillan, Bynum Miers, J. T. Moseley. Doyle Don Newsom. Mrs. Dian Owen. Frank Puckett, Ted Rushing, Rev David Saucier, Bishop Louis Schowengerdt, Bob rVrovik, Rev. Carlton Thomson, Dr. Clifford Trotter, William Walsh. Walker Watkins, Mrs. Evie |o Wilson, Rev. Keith •seman, and Dr. Kenneth Wyatt. Trustees Emeriti: D. L. Adcock. Maurice Brooks. V. J. Coleman, Dr. Rigdon Edwards, Lee Harrah, Walter Johnson. Morgan J°nes. Dr. R. Luther Kirk, and Raymond McDaniel, Sr. Board of Trustees — 39 Vice Presidents MARY ANN BUTLER JACK HOLDEN Vice President for Vice President for Development and Public Relations Endowment 40 — Vice Presidents DR. PAUL JUNGMEYER Vice President for Academic Affairs Dean of the College DON SCALES Vice President for Financial Affairs One of the advantages of McMurry College is the close bond among Administration. Faculty, Staff, and students. Nowhere else can students so easily talk to the Administration, and the Vice Presidents are no excep- l,°n. Their doors are always open for students to discuss WALTER URBAN Vice President for Student Services their opinions and their concerns. They care not only about the academic aspects of a student's years at McMurry but about their emotional and spiritual de- velopment as well. Vice Presidents — 41 Administrative Offices MARY BLANTON Secretary to the President CARL BROWN Comptroller WIllDIX REVEREND IOHNNIE ALIEN LAMB Director of KAMI Director of Physical Properties Minister to the College M« Murry-Dyess Program Assistant Professor of Religion sue McAlister Secretary to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College IOAN MOONEY Dyess Program Secretary BARBARA SCHWALB Veterans Advisor FVA TEMPLETON Secretary for McMurry Christian Ministries Academic Advisement Placement CINDY BURLESON Director of Career Counseling and Placement LEIGH CRANE Director of Academic Advisement ELISABETH LONGBOTHAM Certification Officer CLETA RAMBY Secretary for the ACCE Program 42 — Administrative Offices Admissions BECKI BRYANT TIM CRANF MARY SPRABERRY Admissions Counselor Director of Admissions S trrUrv for the Office of Admissions |IM TREDENNICK MARK VETTER Associate Director Admissions Counselor of Admissions NORMA |EAN DOHRSE Development Office Manager MICHAEL HUTCHISON MARY LYNN JOHNSON BELINDA IONES Director of Supervisor of Secretary for the Church Relations Alumni Records Office of Development KEVIN KIRBY Director of Alumni Development JOHNNIE RAY Director of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Relations GRETCHEN TUCKER Supervisor of Research Administrative Offices — 43 Business Office IUDY MOORf GLORIA RICHARDSON Accounts Payable Secretary lex the Business Office Financial Aid ft. HP I' I r ■ n MARY LOCKHART JANET SEVERS NANCY SPEARS MARY CORKY” Assoc ule Director Financial Aid Financial Aid-TGSl Clerk SWANSON oi Financial Aid Receptionist Secretary Director of Financial Aid 44 — Administrative Offices Library IIBBY CROfT Catalog l ibrary Assistant IYNN HACCARO Reference and Circulation librarian CAIl HOUADAY library Secretary VI NORWOOD Circulation library A� fotant LYNN ROBERTS NANCY SHANAFELT Acquisition I ibrary Catalog Iibranan Assistant JOE SPECHT Director of lay-Rollins library DAVID WILLIAMS Media Center Coordinator Adminislrative Offices — 45 Public Relations CARY ELLISON Director of Public Relations LORETTA FULTON ZACKIE VAN HOUTEN Asst Director of Public .itmm Direc tor Public Relations DIANE WOODS Sec ret.vy for Public Relations Registrar's Office 80BBYE FRY Registrar MARION IIMISON Student Records Coordinator IUDY STEPHEN LAURIE THOMPSON Office Manager Assistant Registrar Student Services BARBARA PENTECOST NANCY SMITH Secretary for Associate Dean of Student Services Students 46 — Administrative Offices Faculty Business Administration JOHNNY CORNELIUS Assistant Professor of Busings Administration MAXINE DAVIS Sm nrtaiy for the Dmwon of Business Administration DR I HENRY DOSCHER Adjunct Professor of Business Administration DR. PHILLIP ECDORf Chairperson. Division of Business Administration ROBERT KUZMA Instructor of Business Administration PAT LAPOINT Assistant Professor of Business Administration ANN LIPRIE SPENCE Assistant Professor of Business Administration THOMAS SMITH Associate Professor of Business Administration JACKIE STOWE Assistant Professor of Business Administration JOHN VALENTINE Professor ol Business Administration DR. EUGENE WILLIAMS Professor of Business Administration Faculty — 47 Computer Science Mathematics Science DON ALLEN Assistant Professor of Mathematics DIANNE DULIN Instructor of Mathematics DR CLARK BEASLEY Chairperson. Department of Biology DR. E. LYNDOL HARRIS Professor of Chemistry SYLVIA CASTILLO Computer Center Assistant MICHAEL HITT Assistant Professor of Computer Science DR BILL DULIN Chair. Div. of Science and Math and Dept, of Math DR DAVID KLASSEN Professor of Chemistry BEVERLY LENOIR Chairperson. Department of Computer Science DR RICHARD MOORE Professor of Biology DR RONALD SALMON Professor of Mathematics DR RICHARD SCHOFIELD Chairperson, Department of Geology 48 — Faculty Computer Science Mathematics Science DR. A. C. SHARP Chairperson, Department of Physics DR ROYSONNTAG Chairperson, Department of Chemistry MIKE SWANSON Computer Services Director Assoc Professor of Math LOUIS VOII Assistant Professor of Computer Science Education RUBY WILLIAMS Secretary for the Division of Science and Mathematics DU IEAN BARRICK Professor of Education DR ANN COOK Professor of Education DR ROBERT MANtSS Associate Professor of Education DR. MICHAEL McClellan Associate Professor of Education DR TERRY NORTHUP Chairperson. Department and Division of Education PAT SHACKELFORD Secretary for the Department of Education Faculty — 49 PATRICK BENNETT Assistant Professor ol English DR. GERALD McDANIEl Chairperson, Department of English and Writing DR LOU RODENBERCIR Associate Professor of English Fine and Applied Arts - iKl P m, - • JM CHERYl ALLEN DR PHILIP CRAIK Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of of Music CommunKation and Theatre n 'S A A. Wk FT DR JAMES DUNAWAY IX)N ELLIS Assoc Professor of Music Chairperson. Director of Choral Music Department of Art 4 T TOM FAIRLIE Instructor of Musk Assistant Band Director TOMMY TRY Assoc Professor of Musk Director of Me Murry Bands DR. CARROL HAGGARD Chairperson, Division of Fine and Applied Arts DR. SANDRA HARPER Assistant Professor of C ommunkation 50 — Faculty Fine and Applied Arts FRANCIS HINKEL DR-MICHAFI MOOIFY Aswti.Hi' Chairperson. Chairperson. Department of Mums Department of Mush DR. HOLLY HUGHES Associate Professor of Music CHARLES HUKIII Associate Professor of Theatre I ROBERT MILLER Adjunct Associate Professor of Art IAN SCOTT Instructor of Musk JUNE SUNNUCKS SHERWOOD SUTER Secretary lor the Division Professor of Art of F ine and Apfdied Arts History Political Science LISA COX Secretary for the Division of Social Sciences DR IANE DOWNS Chairperson. Division of Social Sciences DR. MIKE EL ATTRACHt Chairperson. Department of Political Science DR. PAUl LACK Professor of History Faculty — 51 Humanities Philosophy Religion History Political Science DR WILLIAM BARRICK Profesv ol Religion DR ROBERT MONK Chairperson, DivKion of Humanities DR. PHILIP SHULER Chairperson. Department of Religion DR. |OStPH STAMEY Chairperson, Department of Philosophy LARUE WILLIAMS Secretary for the Division of Humanities of Nursing BARBARA FOUTS ANN GARCIA ASN Program Chairman Academic Advisor DR GARY SHANAFELT Chairperson. Department of History DR. ROBERT SLEDGE Professor of History 52 — Faculty DR. IAMES MYERS DR. DOUGLAS PRICE Instructor of History Asst. Professor. Political Science. Paralegal Studies DR CORINE BONNET NANCY CONE MARY CORNELISON Dean. A1SN BSN Faculty Assistant ASN Faculty Assistant Intercollegiate School Intercollegiate School of Nursing PATRICIA JOHNSON Imtrucior, ASN Program DR SHIRLEY MORRISON IULIANN REAKES Asst. Professor. BSN Program Chairman BSN Program MARGARET SHARP Director — Learning Center Modern Languages DR JAMES ALVIS Professor of Spanish and French DR Bill SHORT Professor of Modern Languages Chairperson, Department of Modern languages CRAIG AGNEW Asst. Football Coach Head Track Coach Instructor of P.E. Physical Education SPUD ALDRIDGE Athletic Director BRYAN ALLEN Asst Football Coach Golf Coach Instructor of P.E. JIMMY ALLEN Volunteer Assistant Football Coach AUSTIN CHAMNESS Asst. Football and Men's Basketball Coach Instructor of P.E Faculty — 53 Physical Education MARK COX Head Football Coach Instructor of P.E. OR MIKE DANIIL Chairperson. Department of Physical Education MARLENE JOY Women's Basketball Coach Asst. Professor of P.E. HERSHEL KIMBREI l Head Basketball Coach Asst. Professor of P.E. NEEL LEMON Volunteer Assistant Football Coach NATALIE MAYBERRY Women's Volleyball Coach Tennis Coach PUG PARRIS Bl ZELLNER Assistant Professor Secretary for the Physical of Physical Education Education Department Psychology Sociology DR. MORRIS BAKER Associate Professor of Psychology LINDA CURTIS Assistant Professor of Sociology DR ROBERT PENTON Acting Chairperson, Department of Sociology DR JAMES VICK Chairperson, Department of Psychology 54 — Faculty Special Services SHELLY CUMMINGS Intramural Director DEANNA El HERE DC! Print Shop Assistant RICHARD FOSTER Print Shop Director GENIE HENSON Switchboard Supervisor EVELYN LANE Campus Center Director MF.LVA WHARTON School Nurse Bookstore ALECIA EVANS Bookstore Cashier CECELIA PITTMAN Textbook Manager MARTHA WEISNER Bookstore Manager Special Services — 55 Food Services SHEIl-A BUNCH Snack Bar Manager PAUIA MOULTON Secretary Lor the food Services Director IIM O'BOYIE Food Services Director TERRY BARR Maintenance Staff Maintenance BEN BHBRt Y Maintenance Staff CRESENCIO FIORES Maintenance Staff OSCAR LIVELY Maintenance Staff IANET McCOWEN Secretary for Maintenance s BUD MILLER Director of Maintenance 3 MARK ODOM Equipment Manager DARRELL RIGGS Maintenance Staff 56 — Special Services Post Office EDITHLYN DEICHMANN Head Postal Clerk CARI OPITZ Post Office Clerk IO SPENCER Post Office Clerk Residence Halls MARY CHRISTOPHER SARAH DOUCETTE Relief Director of Martin Director. Cold Star and Hunt Residence Halls Residence Hall HEIEN EMERY Director, President Residence Hall BOB GOSWICK Director, Martin Residence Hall RICHARD WOOD Director. Hunt Residence Hall VIOLET WOOO Hunt Residence Hall Special Services — 57 ARCHIE ACKERMAN Walterboro. SC Paralegal Studios DAVID ADAMSON Shamrock, TX Phywc KATHY AEBY Albuqucfque. NM Psyc hology DAWN ANDERSON K if mil. TX Business Accounting |EF BATEMAN ELIZABETH BEAVER CHARLA BIRCHUM |OEl BIACK |IMMY BLANTON Los Alamo� , NM Holland. fX Abilene, TX Coppell, TX Abilene, TX English Religion Communications Secondary Education Business Marketing Political Science f nglish STEPHANIE BOAZ Brec kenndge. TX Secondary Education JEFF BROKOVICH l.urf.u Station. VA Elementary Education BAKER BRYANT Amarillo. TX Business - Economics TIM BURGESS Irving, TX Business finance 60 — Seniors Jiff BURLESON Abilene, IX Politic al Sc tent e ANGELA BYRN Waco. TX Elementary Education SHARON CARR Da Has. TX Nursing MARY HELEN COATS Roi� V. IX Education LUANN COCKEREU o . p- ‘nt Creek. TX - Management KYLE CORIEY San Antonio. EX Secondary Education USA COX Abilene. IX Buvmett Marketing SUZAN CURRE NT Abilene. IX Applied Sociology KRIS CUTLER Merkel, TX Psychology KADRA DUKE Boerne. TX Sociology CHESIEY EGAN Sugarland. I Psychology KREG GIUISPIE Phoenix. AZ Computer Science JEANNETTE GONZALEZ Del Rio. TX Elementary Education Seniors — 61 DAWN GRAYDON Abilene. TX Elementary Education DEBRA GRIFFIN Cros byton, TX Religion BRUCE GRONER Abilene. TX Psychology Element ary Education KEVIN HAGOOD Odessa. TX Mathematics IOSEPHINE HAH Garland. TX Business — Marketing IORIE HAHN Henderson, TX Psychology CAMEO HARVEY Abilene, TX Biology BOB HATCH Rio Hondo. TX Business — Management JAMES HAYS Lubbock. TX Psychology CHARLES HEATHERLY Abilene, TX Business — Accounting DENNIS HUDGENS Abilene, TX General Business RUTH ANN HUDSON Graham, TX All level Physical Education MARII HULL Taos. NM Business — Marketing 62 — Seniors BRIAN JOHNSON Saginaw. TX Business — Marketing JANICE JONES Tatum. NM Elementary Education TIMOTHY I ONES Dallas. TX Sociology BRYAN KAHl Abilene. TX Biology LESUE KINLEN Albuquerque. NM Psychology KREG KYLE JENNIFER LATHROP Lubbock. TX Boerne. TX Business — Psychology Marketing Fmance ROBERT LINDLEY Amarillo. TX Communications 8RANDT LOCKHART lustm. TX Secondary Education DEBBY LOCKHART Boerne, TX Elementary Education KELLY LONG Shelbyville, TN Sociology LANA LYKINS Bieckenndge. TX All Level Physical Education VICK MALDONADO Stamford, TX Psychology Seniors — 63 LAURIE MOSLEY Ackedv. TX Physical Education ELIAS NAYFA Sweetwater, TX Art Elementary Education GINGER NIEHAUS Abilene, TX Elementary Education PAT PARSONS Killeen, TX Business — Marketing 64 — Seniors RHONDA MANGUM Clyde. TX Applied Sociology |EFF MATSLER Hoydada, TX Religion History LORENA MAULDIN Lexington, TX Physical Education SHERRY McCORMICK Abilene, TX History RICHARD McGOWAN Borger. TX Education BILL MEFFORD Plano. TX Christian Education DIANNA MERRY Dallas. TX Business — Office Administration |AY MIZELl White Oak. TX Physical Education PHILLIP MOONEY San Diego, CA General Business CAROLYN PATTON Rising Star. TX Psychology KERRY PATTON Rising Star. TX Religion BECKY PHILLIPS Coleman. TX Chemistry TODD REDWINE Abilene. TX Business DEBBIE REEVE Frtona. TX Nursing MARY RICHARDS Manson City, IA Applied Sociology CREC ROBINSON larksonvide, TX Sociology Seniors — 65 BRITT PATTON Lubbock. TX Physical Education RUSTY RAINS Abilene. TX Business Management CARL PIEL Abilene. TX Chemistry GARRET PITTENGER Scottsdale. A2 Business — Finance CHRIS PORTER Cross Plains. TX Physical Education MIKE POWER Jamestown. NY Music Education ANNEMARIE RODRIGUEZ Copperas Cove, TX Psychology LIZA RODRIGUEZ Clint, TX Elementary Education LOURDES RODRIGUEZ Dallas, TX Biology LISA ROSS Abilene, TX Applied Sociology RICK SANDERS Abilene, TX Applied Sociology IEFF SELLERS Abilene. TX Business - Marketing MICHELLE SEWARD El Paso, TX Natural Science PATRICIA SHERBERT I a mesa, TX Secondary Education ELIZABETH SHOEMAKE Monahans, TX Applied Sociology GARY SHUGART Abilene, TX Business — Finance JOE STEWART Fomey, TX Physical Education PENNY SULLIVAN Fort Worth, TX Biology KEVIN SWANSON Hawley, Tx Religion 66 — Seniors I AMES SWOOPES Brownfield. TX Mai hemal icy Com puter Science SAMUEL TABOR Abilene. TX Religion CHRIS TERRY Meadow. TX Geology GARY WALKER Abilene. TX Hntory Pohtical Science LAURIE WARREN Abilene. TX Nursing SHARON WEAVER El Paw. TX Elementary Education WENDY WEIDENFELLER Richarrfton. TX Pre-Phywcal Therapy CHERIE WILLIAMS Cleburne. TX Secondary Education PARKER WILSON Merkel. TX Communication� DAVID WISHART Abilene TX Bucinet� — Management LESLIE WORD El Paw, TX Education Post-Graduate GRACE ZEPEDA San Antonio, TX Bilingual Education Seniors — Dana Ad.)if — |R Camp Wood, rx Lance Adams — |R Breckenndge. TX Michelle Adcock — FR Comanche. TX James Alexander — FR Dimmitt. TX lenniler Ancell — FR Lovmgton. NM Shelly And on SO Garland. TX Cecelia Aragon — |R Big Spring. TX Pele Arnold — FR Ohoo. TX Vangie Arthur — SO Kerrville. TX Raymond Arroyo F R Odessa. TX Todd Austin - |R Rochester. TX Catsanna Ayer — FR Hudson. NH Greg Avery — FR Stanton. TX Rhonda Bachhofer — FR Kopperi, TX Melissa Baxley — FR Roswell. NM Laurie Beadle FR Farmington. NM Doe Dee Beaman — FR Cedar Creek. TX Craig Beasley — SO Abilene. TX Ophie Begay - FR Shiprock, NM Tanoe Bell - |R Robert lee. TX Dennis Berry FR San Antonio. TX Doug Binmon — SO Midland. TX Kim Bishop — FR Seagraves. TX Ronda Boa - FR Sundown. TX lason Bodner — SO Hereford. TX 68 — Classes Chi Bui — JR Abilene. TX Candice Bull — FR Garland. TX Blake Burton — FR Abilene. TX Bo Burton — JR Abilene, TX Angela Cannon — FR Merkel. TX Jay Cantrell — FR Brownfield. TX Rick Carrasco - FR Dallas, TX Kelly Carroll - FR El Paso. TX Classes — 69 Dawnett 8rown — SO Abilene. TX Larry Brown — SO Taylor. TX Sharon Browning — FR Abilene. TX Greg Bruce — |R Abilene. TX Shane Brue — JR Vega. TX Shawn Brue — JR Vega. TX Jaclue Bryan — SO Childress. TX |im Bucherie — FR Abilene. TX Tamarah Bramblett — FR Dexter. NM Pam Bnght — FR El Paso, TX Jennifer Brockman — FR Throckmorton, TX Cory Brooke — FR Beeville. TX Laura Brooks — FR Dumas. TX Sylvia ( aslilln SO Abtiencv TX Kim ( aubir — F R Albany. TX Mateo Cava nt FR Ralls, IX Kandy Cavazos - FR Seagravev TX |o Chapman SO Edison. N| Hop� Charles - FR I aCrosse, Wl Kelli Christiansen — FR Carlsbad. SM Iran Clayton FR Demin , NM C'hmty Collim - FR Irvin , TX Laura Connelly |R Mona ham. TX Susan Connor SO Arlington, TX Charles Converse — FR Quanah. TX Shanna Coombs So Uvalde. TX Rachelle Cordell FR Hale Center, TX C.hrrstler Crews — So lubbock. TX Tammie Crockett — |R Austin. TX David Crosby So Phoeno. AZ Aaron Crouch FR II Paso. TX Steven Crow — SO Abilene. TX Tavia Crumpler FR Coleman, TX Connie Culpepper |R Santa Anna. TX 70 — Classes Michael Daniels F R Wahiawa HI Su anne Davidson — |R McAllen. TX Eddie Davila — FR Seagrave . TX Jimmie Davis - |R Odnu. TX Laurie Davit — FR Lometa. TX Lynn Davit |R Lometa. TX Kendall Davison — FR Santa Anna. TX Sherri Dee — FR Rowlett. IX David DeFrance - FR Lubbock. TX DebtMe del I lano — FR Midland. TX AidaDu - SO El Pa o. TX Christi Dillard — SO Abilene. TX Steve Dove - FR Corpus Chrnti. TX Robert Draper — SO Copperas Cove. TX Brad Duffy - SO Fori Worth. TX Brian Dunaway — FR Cedar City, UT Guy Duncan — FR Baird. TX Daniel Dunn FR Clovis. NM Beverley t debutn — FR El Paso. TX Lon Edward — FR Mesquite. TX Jennifer Eilcnberger — SO New Deal. TX Glyn Elrod - JR Olney. TX Conon Emmons FR Baird. TX Glen Evans FR San Antonio. TX Todd Evans — SO Odessa. TX Classes — 71 Steven Farias — SO Mission. TX Dusty Fiimff — |R Merkel. IX Virgil Femsod — |R Snyder, TX Icnmler Finch — SO Dalhart. TX Chm Flore — JR Brownfield. TX Tina Forgv — )R Donna. TX Kelley Fo ter — FR F arwell. TX Damela Freihofer - FR Guadalaiara. Mexico Michael Frye — SO Brownwood. TX George Galindo — FR El P SO. TX Shane Galvan — FR Bridgeport. TX Mar nee Gamble — |R Lubbock. TX Roger Garza — FR San Antonio. TX Marll George - SO TuIm. TX Gary GiU - FR Abilene, TX Steve Gill — |R Abilene. TX Bruce Gillespie — |R Breckrnndge, TX Martha Girdner — FR Abilene. TX lenmfer Coins - FR Lampasas. TX Tracie Gomersall — SO El Paso. TX Marl Gonzales — FR Oallas. TX Mardi Gorham — FR San Antonio. TX Brandy Got hard — FR Mertzon. TX Aricia Grant — FR Big Spring. TX Audrey Green — SO Merkel. TX 72 — Folio Cody Gregg — FR Big lalu IX lyn Griswold — FR Portales. NM Roberta Guerra — FR Sierra Bianca. TX |enm Gutierrez — FR Clovis, NM Shannon Hallmark — FR Sanger. FX lo ette Hampton — FR Tennessee Colony. TX MKti Hanson — FR Graham. TX Amy Harbaugh — FR Lubbock, TX Jodi Hardesty — FR Odessa. TX Katrina Harkins — FR IdaJou. TX Greg Harral - SO Odessa, TX Millie Hasemann — |R Abilene, TX Sheryl Hatcher — SO Springer, NM Sheri Hawks FR El Paso. TX I inda Hear� — FR Panhandle. TX Brian Heck - |R Houston, TX Richard Henderson — |R El Paso. TX Lorianne Hendrix — FR Colorado City. TX Jon Herd - FR Fort Worth. TX Patricia Eterrington — JR Sweetwater. TX lohnny Hester — FR Crowell. TX Classes — 73 Robert Hotter — SO Dall.iv TX Liu Hilt - FR Dallas. TX Ruth Hill — FR Gallup, NM Alice Hod get - SO Quanah. TX Timmie Hodges - JR Quaruh. TX Cynthia Hogue — FR Red Oak. TX Rodnev Holloway — FR Terrell. TX loUta Hoover - FR Georgetown, TX Skip Hopkins - FR Stanton. TX Kristina Horn— FR Abilene. TX Tommy Houghtelmg — FR El Paso. TX Curtn House — FR Tulia. TX Michele Houston — 50 Vernon. TX La Donna Hutfine — FR Plainview, TX Lance Hughet — FR Ira TX left Humaker — FR Hart. TX Heath Hutted — FR Santa Rota. NM Daniel Hulchint — SO Famell. TX Stephanie Hutchison — FR Paducah. TX Chm Jackson — FR Seymour, TX Marvin leniunt — FR Tennessee Colony. TX 74 — Classes Yanmque lean Charles — jR Dallas TX Steven jerntgan |R Aransas Pass, TX Bobby lohnson - SO Abilene, TX LeAnn lohnson FR Crowell, TX Shea lohnson — |R Grand Prairie, TX Karen loom — FR Grand Prairie. TX Evelyn Joseph — FR Dallas. TX lulie Kohl — SO Abilene. TX Su ie Kresec — f R Eub, TX Neal Keith - FR Darroti en. TX Steve Keith — FR White Deer, TX Lisa Kessler FR Qumbn. TX lill Key - FR Houston, TX Mike Kiddy - FR Abilene, TX Katherine Kilter FR Llano. TX Kristi King - FR Gruvcr. TX Kim Kirklen — FR Clyde. TX Romeo Kistler — FR Borger. TX Lisa Ki iar - SO Terrell. TX Kristi Kbverwciden — SO Miami. TX Alecia Knvanek — FR Farmington, NM Kevin Kromer — |R Wesbco, TX Andy Ku ma — SO Abilene. IX Laura landolt — |R Arlington. TX Beth laney — |R Dalbs. TX Classes — 75 Lynn Laney — FR Dallas. TX Brenda Lanier — FR Carlsbad, NM Denise Laughlm FR Arlington. TX Yolanda Lee - |R Colorado City, TX Maty Littlefield - FR Ralls. TX lubo Lope — SO El Paso. TX Robi Mabery — SO Wellington, TX Saby Maldonado SO Stamford. TX Ron Mannon — FR Truth or Consequences. NM Traci Mannon — FR Truth or Consequences, NM Patricia Marschall — SO El Paso, IX Duke Marshall - FR Kermit, TX Ben Martin — |R Jefferson, TX Shannon Martin — FR Baird. TX Steven Marline — FR Odessa. TX Kimbertv McCann — FR San Antonio. TX Randy McCarble - FR Houston. TX Michelle McCluer — FR Grand Prairie. TX Karyn McCuhtian — FR Hereford. TX Brandon McGill — |R Lubbock. TX Stephanie McKennon — FR Shallowater. TX Neena Me lam - SO Borger. TX Janav Medley - FR Fort Davis. TX Karen Millar — SO Odessa. TX lamta Millender — SO Crystal Beach. TX 76 — Classes • j Frank Miller FR Alamogordo. NM Mendy Miller — FR Clyde. DC Sarah Miller — FR Pampa. TX Kathy Miranda — FR Amarillo. TX 8run Mitchell — FR San Antonio. TX David Mitchell — |R Abtlene. TX Df Anna Mogus — SO Pampa. TX leff Moore — FR Quanah. TX lulie Moore — FR Kehon, TX luliann Morgan FR Fort Worth. TX Michelle Morns — SO Roswell, NM John Morrow FR Burnett. TX Becky Mouer — FR Monarty. NM Douglas Murphy FR Amarillo. TX Shannon Nance FR San Angelo. TX Ann Nayfa FR Sweetwater. TX Lha Nelson - |R Dirnmitt. TX Kim Neumann — |R Bynum. TX Chad Newman — FR Fort Worth, TX Sharia Norman — FR Hobbs. NM Dejuan Norm — FR Midland. TX Classes — 77 Wes O Neil FR Beeville. TX Kjvmund Ochs — FR Amando. TX Gretchen Olmger — FR Dallas. TX David Or - FR lal. NM lohn On — FR Roswell. NM Lee Ann Owen — FR Vemon. TX Melinda Parker — FR Bronte. TX Steve Parker — SO Midland. TX Trevor Parker FR Abrlene, TX BranDee Pale FR Albany. TX Michelle Patton — FR Roscoe, TX Traci Pearce — FR O Donnell, TX Jen Penee — FR Abilene. TX Dana Pennington - FR Ira, TX Deshea Pentecost — FR Abrlene. TX Robin Pickett - |R Odessa. TX Linda Pie! — |R Abrlene. TX Austin Pittman — SO Sachse. TX Fb abeth Pittman — FR Albany. TX 78 — Classes Debbie Pleasant — JR DaHas. TX David Price - SO Dallas. TX Richard Price — SO Fort Worth. TX Sarah Priestley — FR Las Cruces. SM Robby Pritchard — FR Santa Anna, TX Shan Putman — FR I.os Alamos. NM Kathy Quctenbury - RFR Grandview. TX Tanner Ramey — SO Corpus Christi. TX Nikki Reed - FR Plainview. TX Donna Reid — FR Santa Fe. NM May Requilman — FR Plano. TX Darrell Richardson - JR Abilene. TX Ronny Rtsmgrr — SO Lufkin. TX Doug Rhteen — FR Garland. TX Vance Roberts — FR Haskell. TX Lyssa Robertson — FR Albuquerque, NM Anita Robinson — FR Shamrock, TX John Robinson — FR Aspermont. TX Roland Rocourl — SO Port-au-Prince, Haiti Heather Romcril — FR Houston, TX Shari Rose SO Farmington. NM Robert Runnion — FR Robert Lee, TX Holley Russell - FR Clyde, TX lenny Rymer — SO Roswell. NM Robert Sager - FR Fort Worth. TX Classes — 79 toe Salinas FR Mission, Tx Jeremy Sanders — FR A tec. NM Kristina Sundt - FR Abilene, TX Leigh Seal lorn - FR Iraan. TX leannette Schaap FR Portale� . NM Marga Schachterle — FR I os Alamos. NM Charlie Schaef — FR Canadian. TX Victor Schiaffino — SO Chihuahua. Mexico Cesi Sc hit lei — SO San Antonio. TX Kamy Schiffman — SO Houston. TX Kari Schneider - FR Spearman, TX David Scnmshire SO Crane, TX Eva Sebailos - SO Anson. TX lulie Set host — |R Lubbock. TX Sunny Segmt — SO Lubbock, TX Sheet Sewell - SO Tomngfon. WY Angela Shackelford - JR Abilene. TX Richard Shackelford — FR Abilene, TX Cmtal Shelton — FR Abilene. TX Marc Sheppard — FR San Antonio. TX Randy Shoe make — FR Monahans. TX John Shorn — SO Abilene. TX Troy Shrode — FR Quito. Ecuador lance Shuler — |R Abilene. IX Stephanie Silba - FR Baird. TX 80 - Classes Vernon Simmons — FR San Anlomo, Tx Frederick Simpson — FR Vernon, TX Alvin Skelton — FR Abilene. Tx Shelly SMtef - FR Midland. TX L� a Smith — SO Houston. TX Mandy Smith FR Wheeler. TX Monica Smith — |R Houston. Tx Russell Smith |R Monday, TX Samantha Smith — SO San Antonio. Tx Paige Spears — FR Fort Worth, TX Henry Spruiell - FR Vernon, TX Susan Stadler - SO Arlington. TX Margaret Stanton — SO Albuquerque. NMJ John Starbuck — FR Merkel. TX Amy Stemfath — IR Ptainvicw. TX Michele Stephen — FR Abilene. TX Michael Stephenson — FR New Deal. TX Classes — 81 Deanna St on — SO Amanllo. TX |ohn Strang — |R McAllen. TX Monica Straw — SO Richardson. TX Tracy Street — FR Abilene. TX Camille Swanson — JR Hawley, TX le lie Sweatt FR Groom. TX Richard Sypert — SO Abilene, TX Rusty Teeter — SO Lockney, TX Debra Terhune — FR Tokyo, Japan Angela Thomas — SO Merkel. TX Tonya Tilley — FR Midlothian. TX Alyssa Treadway — FR Midland. Tx Mary Troutman — FR Deming, NM Cindy Tubb — JR Grand Prame, TX Robert Tumqunt SO Oregon City, OR Zaclue Van Houten — FR Abilene. TX Cmhana Vaughter — FR Dallas. TX Ray Videneuve — JR El Paso. TX Shawna Villen - FR Abilene, TX Glenda Sue Wade — FR Abilene. TX |im Wade - FR Quanah. TX 82 — Classes Lucretu Wade — |R Merkel. TX Patrick Wallek — SO Skidmore. TX Ten Wahon - f R El Paso. TX Kendra Warner — |R Waco. TX Charlie Wartsbaugh — FR Ennis, Tx VeRomca Washington — FR Waco. TX Krista Webb — FR Marfa. TX Paul Webb - |R Dallas. TX Melissa Weinkauf — SO Abilene. TX Sonya West — FR Pampa. TX Loretta Wilbanks FR klalou. TX Jacky Wilburn - FR Coppell. TX Denise Wilks FR Wellington. TX lulu Willett — |R Bellevue. TX Chnsty Williams FR Cleburne, TX Paul Willis - SO Lubbock. TX Len Wilson - FR Temple. TX Kirk Wisdom — |R Seminole. TX Brian Wolfe FR Dallas. TX Kelley Wood SO Carlsbad. NM lodi Woodall FR Abilene. TX Michael Woodard FR Fairfield. TX Ginger Wright FR Odessa. TX Dube Yell FR Katy. TX Classes — 83 84 — Activities Activities Activities — 85 I Novum ; elt's: Studio Ml M li! lummy Houghtrling and a student previewer pose •« � the tamrra ( )im e .IK.IHI Studio Mr M was the site of numerous iLimn lor students Al ihougl) several problems with the sound system wt rt I'xpericnuHi, various or Kam ations s|M nsor«Ml very mm t essful dam es MS i purr based a new system in the spon lor I he students’ use. and the difference was immeasurable College Series Dr A C. Sharp. Dr Thomas Kim. arid Doan Paul lungmeyer leave Fall Convocation Bishop Louis Sthowengerdl spoke at the morning Carleton- Willson I et lures in the (all Dr Robert Monk, Robert hndley, and lyle Reese talk to Sikes-Melugm lecturer Dr William | Abraham (second Irom the left) 88 College Senes Student� wait uutsxie Rjdtord before ginng In fall C «mination. College Senes requirements took on a change this year. Although all full-time students were still required to get col- lege series credits, the frequency of at- tendance differed. Freshmen and soph- omores h.id to obtain five credits each semester, while |uniors and seniors needed only two each period. Once again, opportunities to gain col- lege series credits varied. Convocation, a Thanksgiving service, and three lec- ture series were only a few of these. Selected Band and Chanters concerts and theatre productions also provided chances for students. Even selected guest speakers, the Student Awareness Seminar and the College Bowl offered such credit. Bervin O Caswell Ihc guest speaker lor the Carte- ' 1 Will%on evening lecture in the (all College Series - 89 Summer and Smoke Summer and Smoke” by Tennessee Williams is the comical story of Alma, the straight-laced young daughter of a minister, and Dr. John, the wild and carefree doctor Placed in the year 1916 in Glorious Hill, Mississippi, the play shows that Alma tries to calm lohn's ways when he returns from medical school. John attends a meeting of Alma's friends but leaves quickly to be with Rosa. John later takes Alma to the Moon Lake Casino and tries to talk her into ac- quiring a room, but instead she flees. |ohn takes over his father's practice as winter arrives, and Alma becomes ill. Fi- nally, she goes to John but is rejected as he explains that he now believes that there is more to a person than is taught in medical school. Nellie, a former piano student of Alma's, then announces her engagement to John, and Alma suggests a visit to the Casino to a traveling salesman. 90 — Summer and Smoke Directed by Charles Hukill, the Summer and Smoke cast consisted of: Cecelia Ar- agon, Patricia Croy, Joni Dominy, Shane Galvan, Trey Gardner, Jennifer Goins, Amy Harbaugh, Greg Leavelle, John Magni, Ty McClary, Neena McLain, Sam Robert- son, Joe Searcy, Laura Searcy, Daniel Ulibarri, and Brian Wolfe. Summer and Smoke — 92 — Summer and Smoke Lady Windermere's Fan Oscar Wilde's Lady W indermere s Fan tells the tale or an I almost tragic mistake Lads Windermere learns that her hus- band has been visiting v rs Erlynne. a woman with a ques- tionable reputation When Lord Windermere insists upon inviting Mrs Erlvnne to his wife’s birthday celebration. Lady Windermere hastily decides to leave him and go away with Lord Darlington Mrs Erlynne discovers Lady Windermere's goodbye letter and rushes to her at lord Darlington’s apartment to prevent a repeat of history. Unknown to Ladv Windermere but known to her husband. Mrs Erlynne is actually her mother who. ironically, made the same mistake many years before She ! convinces Lady Windermere to return to her husband before Darlington arrives Unfortunately. Lady Windermere leaves her fan. a birthday present from her husband, behind, and it is discovered by Lord Darlington and his friends Mrs Erlynne. i found hiding in the apartment, explains her presence and tells j them that site had borrowed the fan but failed to return it ! before leaving the party that evening Under the direction of Dr Philip Craik. members of the cast included lean Clayton. Jennifer Finch. Shane Galvan. Trey V , Gardner. Jennifer Goins. Amy Harbaugh. Janet Hardy. John |§t j Magm. Neena McLain. Patrick Rabel. Leigh Scallorn, Laura By Searcy, lance Shuler. Daniel Silvas. Mary Troutman. Daniel HH Ulibarri. Denise Wilks, and Brian Wolfe lady Windermere's Fan 95 Lady Windermere's Fan Teahouse of the August Moon Teahouse of the August Moon , by John Patrick, relates the story of Captain Fisby, an army officer and former college professor. Sakini, an Okinawan native, narrates the play. Fisby's arrogant Colonel Purdy sends him to an Okinawan village to help its residents become self-supporting and to introduce democracy. Fisby, however, soon discovers that it is easier to accept the native customs. Instead of building a pentagon-shaped schoolhouse as di- rected, he builds a tea house and per- mits a local geisha, Lotus Blossom, to teach the ladies in the village her art. 98 — Teahouse of the August Moon d | i ■ Under the direction of Dr. Philip Craik, members of the cast included: Cecelia Aragon, |ef Bateman, Mark Braemer. Doug Brown, Hope Charles, Sarah Craik, Warren Craik. Patricia Cray, Shane Galvan, Jennifer Goins, Amy Harbaugh, Sheri Hawks, Allen Lamb, John Magm, Brian Perkey. Eddie Rains. Jennifer Ramsey, joe Searcy. Daniel Sil- vas, |ohn Stinson, Mary Troutman, and Brian Wolfe. Teahouse of the August Moon — 99 T eahouse of the August Moon Teahouse of the August Moon — 101 Fall and Spring Rush September 15 and lanuary 23 were very important dates for several women on campus, marking the beginning of the fall and spring pledge seasons. Rush Tea was held on each of these days. Sponsored by Women s Interclub, the event gave girls interested in pledging information and rules for the pledging process. Coke parties followed in the spnng, and Rush parties were sponsored by each club to enable members of the clubs and prospective pledges both to meet one another. Preference cards and then bids were signed to begin pledging the club of their choice. 102 — Rush Pledging Rick Carrasco and Romeo Kisllef help other pledge� clean the � nack bar. Pledging — 103 Elizabeth Shoe make. Debbie Pleasant. Amy Slemfath. and Brian Heck look at the bid list. Pledging is a lime for each club's members lo gel lo know one another. II also provides a time for pledges lo learn the traditions of the club of which they plan to become a part. Pledge uniforms could be seen all over campus as pledges and mem- bers alike were caught up in club spirit, and pledges addressing mem- bers was a common sound. After weeks of pledging, excited new members joined their brothers and sisters as a proud new pari of their respective clubs. Spring Thing '89 immediately fol- lowed Spring Break. Sponsored by the Me Murry Student Government, the event began with a school-wide Easter Egg Hunt. This was followed by a movie at the Paramount Theatre on Tuesday, a pertorming magic ian in the cafeteria on Wednesday, and skating at Skateways on Thursday. On Friday, students bowled at Triangle Bowling Lanes, and a trip to the zoo and a dance were held on Saturday. The week ended with a trip to Six Flags Over Texas on Sunday. MSG also gave 'flippy dyers” to students as this year's Spring Thing favors. Spring Thing 105 Graduating seniors were recognized at a dinner given on Saturday, May 6, in the Hunt P. E. Center. The dinner was sponsored by the McMurry Alumni Of- fice, and graduating seniors were welcomed into the McMurry Alumni As- sociation by Association President Bruce Unrue. The Master of Ceremonies for the event was Reverend Lane Boyd. After presentations from the Senior Class by Class President Rick Sanders, Dean Walter Urban and Associate Dean Nancy Smith made presentations to out- standing seniors and recognized depart- mental awards. Dean Paul jungmeyer presented the Ginny Carlson Award. Dr. W. Anthony Hunt awarded the W. An- thony Hunt Award, and Dr. Thomas Kim gave the Harry Soladay Award. Servor recognized Johnny Cornelius (left) and Dr. Ceroid McDaniel (right) as their favorite teachers. 106 — Senior Recognition Dinner Senior Recognition Dinner Senior Recognition Dinner — 107 The W. Anthony Hunt Award for the Outstanding Senior Man was presented to Bryan Kaht. The Ginny Carlson Award for the Outstanding Senior Woman was presented o Debbie Reeve. Graduation -- the passage from one stage to a higher one. For many students it marks the end of years of studies. For ail it is a turning point. Many go on to careers, while others decide to continue their education. Approximately 137 students crossed the stage in Radford Auditorium to re- ceive their diplomas on Sunday, May 7. Dr. Paul Lack spoke to the graduates at the Commencement Exercises, and Captain Ralph Nichols commissioned Cadet Paul Evans in an Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony. 17 others graduated, but were unable participate in commencement exercises. Graduation 109 Olympic runner Morent e Gnffith loyner. the glamour g rl of track, dazzled the The Duke and Duchess of York (Prince Andrew and the former Sarah ,98f me� Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, with lightning speeds. rtaihy Ferguson) named their daughter Beatrice Elizabeth Mary The princess was « � « « fingernails. She won three gold medals and bom August 8. 1988 one silver medal Advisor Zackie Van Houten and members of the WAR WHOOP Staff conducted a Presidential poll in November in which Republican Vice President George Bush won with 66 percent of the vote. 110 — Current Events The Republican candidate tor Present and Vice President ot the United State in t ‘ 88 were Vice President George Bush and Indiana Senator Dan Quayle. pictured here at the GOP National Convention in New Odeans. The Bush- Quayle ticket won the November election and was sworn in at the 200th Inaugural in lanuary. 1988-1989 Children and adults alike showed up at the Plitt Theatre In October to protest the Abilene opening of the controversial movie, The Last Temptation of Christ. Current Events — 111 The Year The lm Gr.ih.tm Dining H.ill wit iMmlorimd Into .1 new educational foe ilily which opened in Mari h of 1989 112 Current Events uaL' OhmpH tnunmet lanH Itam non three Ruiil medah atthr I9M Summe t Xympn t m Seoul recreational facilities began in the tall y ulh Karra The 17-vrar old % War high whool audent horn Placenta, CMamU. � et nodd re nrrf m the 400 melet Ireeayle The new E. and L. E. Mabee Dining Hall was open for students when school began in August The Me Murry calliope was renovated in time (or Homecoming 'ormer United States Congressman Tom loeffler campaigned for George Bush in October of I98B Current Events 11 McMurry hosted Parents Weekend February 17-19, 1989. The weekend included a dinner theatre performance Chanters Concert, campus tours, and a special luncheon for participating families. The Democratic candidates for President and Vice President of the United Stales in 1988 were Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis and Texas Senator Lloyd Bentsen. They are pictured here waving to the crowd at the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta. Several sturdy oak trees were planted to beautify the campus as a result of r anonymous $50,000 donation. 4 — Current Events At a Glance Sf'wwood Sutef pot down his art brushes and picked up a painter's brush to Miss Minnesota, Gretchen [It abeth Carlson, was Mp paint President Residence Hall during the summer of 1988 crowned Miss Amenta 1989 at the September show in Atlantic City. Students participated in a mock fail exercise sponsored by Amnesty International Current Events 116 — Organizations Organizations Organizations — 117 Alpha Psi Alpha 118 — A«JiA Alpha Psi Alpha is the second-largest wom- en's club on campus. They were chartered in 1955 as Alpha Pi Alpha and changed their name to Alpha Psi Alpha in 1963. They are active in Sing Song and intramurals, and they hold a Christmas Bazaar each December. In the fall they have a haynde. and a picnic and formal banquet in the spring. They represent the Nez Perce Indians at Homecoming. Sandra Adams Tancie Bell. Homecoming Chairman Laura Connelly. Parliamentarian Aida Dtaz Chmti Dillard Imniler Finch. Chaplain Chm Flores Tina Forjcv Marnee Gamble. Fall Reporter Trade Gomervall leannette Gon ale Cameo Harvey. President Janiec Iones. Interdub Representative Dianna Merry. Recording Secretary. Spring Reporter lamta Miliender. Historian Lisa Nelson. 2nd Vice President Social Chairman Kim Neumann. Intramural Representative Lira Rodrigue Cindy Tubb. Treasurer lulia Willett. Sing Song Chairman Grace Zepeda. 1st Vice President Pledge Mistress Cindy Burleson, Sponsor Dr. Sandra Harper. Sponsor lames Harvey. Activities Sponsor Dr. Holly Hughes. Sponsor Laune Thompson. Sponsor Dr. Thomas Kim. Honorary Sweetheart Walter Urban. Honorary Sweetheart lames Swoopes. Sweetheart AiJiA — 119 120 Alpha Sigma Chi Ken Birch. Secretary Chris Dominguez Clyn Elrod. Treasurer Mike Frye. Vice President. Interclub Representative Bruce Gillespie. President Kevin Hagood AIX Alpha Sigma Chi is an active club in Intramurals and Homecoming Tipi Vil- lage where they represent the Lipan Apache Indians. The club was chartered in 1965. Andy Kuzma Britt Patton. Pledge Matter Chris Porter Robert Kunnion Ron Ward Chi Omicron Chi Omicron, known lo most people as XO, was a club of individuality. It was chartered in 1957 to unite men from different fields of study who were interested in a broth- erhood for the mutual purposes of stimulating school spirit, increasing academic standing, and creating a common bond among its mem- bers. XO has participated in Sing Song and in- tramural sports over the years and has kept everyone guessing at their Homecoming In- dian tribes for Tipi Village, representing a dif- ferent group each year. These exhibits have ranged from Florida Swamp Indians on raised platforms, to Alaskan Nunamuit Indians in a styrofoam igloo, to the Atlanta Braves in a baseball dugout. David Adamson Craig Bcaslry David Cumuli Victor Hudman Manny Muno David Price Sam Robertson Dr. David Klassen. Sponsor Dr Douglas Price. Sponsor Over the years, XO has sponsored such events for its members as picnics, banquets. German feasts, and even Polliwog Parties. In the past, XO pledges could be seen stationed at entrances lo the classroom buildings open- ing doors for students and teachers in the mornings. Lately, however, the number of pledges and members have dwindled. The club declared itself inactive at the beginning of the 1989 spring semester. Despite all that XO had to offer and efforts by its members and exes, interest lagged. It had been a club where its members could be themselves without worry of ridicule by their brothers. Perhaps one day they will return again. 122 — XO XO 121 Delta Beta Epsilon liJty Bfintn loru (Ltyton. P.irlkimcnMfMn I Mnnw Crockett, Intro tub Kcjxcvcntjliv c lnlrjmur.il KrprrxtllJllvr ( hrUry tgjn livi Ki sur Beth L jncv C onnpnndmn SrurUy I jru lykmv Tnsnurrr Sherry McCormick. Marshall Vjokh- Arthur Cturb Bin hum. Vke Prewderk ot Homer nming DjfU BrcecHow. Sing Song h.iirrn.in Della Bela Epsilon, formed in Ihe spring of 19 14. has a wide range of activities. Among them are fall and spring pit m s. a spring banquet, Rotkalhon in front of Ihe caf- eteria each year, intramurals, and Sing Song. They also represent Ihe Kiowa Indians each year in Tipi Village. Mu hflU Mi� m I iivti PiH S|Ming Presklvnt Sin i.iI Chairman M.irlh.i Rum . Kim of ding Set rrUrv MlsI.NMfl I is-� Rmv f .ill Pmidrnl Angela Slut ketfnfd Lori Weldi Chertr WiUuim. K-Kaye WiHiaim. Vh Pmirfml ol Pledging F uih vs F lermann Sponsor Mrs Clyde I hrrnmfrm SponvN L June Pittard Geoff Sum. Krv Man 5 Eta Epsilon lota Doug Binnion. Historian Jeff Brokovkh Shane Brut-. Recording Secretary Shawn Brue. Activities Director Lynn Davis Jay Estes Robert Hester, Corresponding Secretary Daniel Hutchins. Master of the Triangle Brian Johnson, Treasurer Richard McGowan Bill Mefford. Pledge Master Tim Powell. Parliamentarian Mike Power lohn Shores Russell Smith. President 126 — HEI HEI — 127 Scan Stoke . Chaplain Rusty Teeter Paul Willi . Interclub Representative Kadra Deike. Sweet hear! Eta Epsilon lota, or HEI, is very in- volved in campus activities. Founded in the spring of 1962, they participate in intramurals, Sing Song, and Homecom- ing. They represent the Penateka Apache Indians in Tipi Village and round off each year with a spring banquet. Gamma Sigma Io Chapman. Vice President of Banquet. Pledge Mulrnv Marshall. Fall Interdub Representative Colandra Green Sheryl Hatcher, Chaplain. Secretary Cheryl Haynes, Intramural Representative Hilda Marline , Fall President Lourdes Rodrigue . Spring President 4 UL J t 128 —rz Gamma Sigma was founded in 1936. They represent the Northern Cheyenne In- dian Tribe in Tipi Village, and this year they earned third place for the second year in a row. Their activities include fall and spring picnics, a spring banquet, intramurals, and Sing Song. They also participate in many service projects. Mooted Straw. Spring Interclub Representative, Historian Evelyn Lane, Sponsor |oe Stewart. Sweetheart rx— 129 IHR IHR Off Km (L to R): Craig Adkins. Fall Officer; Lance Adams. Keeper of the lodge; Robby Bocanrgra. Treasurer; )eff Tompkins. Fall Officer; Kirk Wisdom. Secretary; Charlie Ogle. Interdub Representative; Scott Langley, lunior Big Chief; Case Harvey. Senior Big Chief; Bobby Walker, President. Russell Robinson. Interclub Representative; Cart Boatright. Intramural Representative 130— IHR •hr (I lo R): Steve Jermgan. Scott Langley. Tim Burgess, Chns Terry, Lince Adams. Robby Bocandgra. left Spear. Chuck Galbreath, Bob Hatch. Bobby Walker. Craig Adkins, left Tompkins, Kevin Whaley. Geoff Sims. Carl ®Oatrtght, Charlie Ogle. Kirk Wisdom, Case Harvey, and Russell Robinson. IHR is a very active club on campus. Chartered in 1923, it is the oldest social club at McMurry. Many members par- ticipate in athletics, and they are very visible in intramurals. IHR —131 Kiva |ef Bateman, Vice Prendent Virgil Feimod, Chaplain Vick Maldonado. Prendent Phillip Mooney Carry Philip Roland Rocourt 132 — Kiva Kiva made an impressive comeback this year after an absence of several years from the McMurry campus. Founded in 1939. it will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary next year. The club participated in many activites through- out the year, including Homecoming Tipi Village where they represented the Comanche Indians. Victor Schiafftno. Treasurer Craig Agnew. Sponsor Charles Hukill. Sponsor Kiva — 133 Ko Sari Kyle Corley Chmtier Crew . Historian Steven Crow Dusty Farmer Kreg Gilbspte. Set retar Richard Henderson Timmie Hodges Dennis Hudgens oi the Exchequer Brandon McGill. Intramural Representative David Mitchell Pal Parsons Carl Piel. Squire Master loel Black. Counsellor. Interdub Representative lason Bod net Tom Bradley. Knight's Grand Commander Baker Bryant Kirk Cooper. The largest men's club on campus, Ko Sari, is very active. They earned second place representing the Ogalala Sioux in Homecoming's Tipi Village for the sec- ond consecutive year. The Knights par- ticipate in intramurals and Sing Song. They were chartered in 1937, making this their fifty-second year on campus. Austin Pittman Randy Pittman Randy Pope Rick Sanders. Grand Sovereign Jett Sellers Raymond Villeneuve. Magistrate Parker Wilson David Wishart Ko Sari — 135 - 136 — Makona Makona Todd Amlin. Treasurer limmy Blanton. President Greg Bruce. Vke President Jeff Burleson. Corresponding Secretary Paul Evans lames Hays. Secretary Brian Heck. Pledge Master Bryan Kahl Interclub Representative left Matsler. Historian Garret Pittenger, Intramural Representative David Scnmshire Dan Short Patrick Wallek Chris England. Sponsor Tom Fatrlie, Sponsor Steve Queen, Sponsor Chartered in 1978, Makona is the youngest social club (or men on cam- pus. They represent the Southern Chey- enne in Tipi Village at each Homecom- ing. and they are active in intramurals and Sing Song. They also have a banquet each spring. Df. Bill Short. Sponsor Evelyn Lane. Makona Mom LuAnn Cockerell. Sweetheart Makona 137 138 — nAO Pi Delta Phi Once again, the ladies of Pi Delta Phi placed first in Homcoming's Tipi Village. This was their fourth consecutive win representing the Mescalero Apache. Founded in 1965. their activities include fall and spring picnics and a spring banquet. They also participate in Sing Song and intramurals. Angela Byrn. Interclub Representative. Intramural Representative. Treasurer Trtsha Clifford, Historian Kris Cutler, Parliamentarian Leslie Kmlen, 1 st Vice President of Homecoming, Spring President Laura Landolt. Recording Secretary. Chaplain Debbie Mathis. Fall President Debbie Pleasant, 2nd Vico President of Rush Pledge Mistress Trisha Sherbert. Social Chairman I June Warren. Corresponding Secretary |anef McCowen, Sponsor Mjry Corky Swanson, Sponsor Russell Smith. Ssvcctheart Sam Walters. Pi Phi Guy HA® — 139 Michel Houston. Intramural Representative — e; Theta Chi Lambda Debra Oillrn, Parliamentarian, Inlertlub Representative lusephine Hah Ion Hahn. lisa Adams Kathy A by. Assistant Ffedge Mistress lack� Bryan luAnn Cockerell Kadra Deike. Assistant Smg Song Leader Kelly Evans. Recordmg Secretary Dune Farrell Dawn Graydon The ladies of Thela Chi Lambda are very busy each year. They participate in Sing Song, intramurals, and Homecom- ing Tipi Village representing the Black- foot Indians. Their act in the Home- coming Show earned second place this year. They also en|oy a fall picnic and hayride. Spring Swing and a spring ban- quet. luite Kahl. Social Commit!ee Chairman Kristi Ktaverwetden. Corresponding Secretary lenmfer Lathrop. Pledge Mistress Kelly Long Neena Melam. Sing Song Leader Becky Phillips. Vue President Debbie Reeve. President Sunny Segnst. Historian Elizabeth Shoemake. Treasurer Maggie Stanton. Historian HoOy Tatum. Publicity Chairman Angela Thomas 'uv� n ( omMK Rn ««filing Snrrtar Su jnnr Djvtdaon Kim Foil I HMNUIrf (’.irlunu-nljri.in SinuiKlu I ijnUn SoiuH hjirman B«t ky Gaft u Mjffc (.iiif|(r Inlrft lub Ri pffwnUlivr Mbv SUUInn.ul.1 Ml Rormix h Inti.imuf jI Kruft M nljlivr 11 As ihc s|x� nvxs of Sing Song. IIP has been very busy mik e they vs ere c hartered in 192 S I his year's musical Sing Song theme was Way Off Broad way Ihese ladies are also active in intramurals and in Homecoming, where they represent the Comanche Indians in Tipi Village. ai d they en|oy a spring banquet each year li-iuu Rymet ( or responding Set retary Sheryl Sellman. I si Vice President (.0681111 MHin. Mh hrflr Stsvjiii. 2nd Vkc President Sing Song C hawman Penny Sullivan Kelley Wood. Hhlmun Keeper ot the Keys Angie Craghead. Stopper Sue Mi Alislif Skip|� er IIP 141 Fall Pledges Delta Beta Epsilon fall pledges (L to R): Lon Webb, lisa Kimar. and Mkhelle Morris. TIP fall pledges (L to R): Courtenay Kyser and Cameo Rogers 144 — Fall Pledges Spring Pledges Thru Chi I amhda spring pledges (I to R): Shelly Slyker, AJecia Krivanek. lot isa Hoover Hi aU-lh Pittman. lean Clayton. Amy Harhaugh. Brenda lanier. K tli Chrhliamen le lie Swealt. Mary froutman. |.iru Medley, lenniler Ancell. DeAnru Mogus. Knsli King. Angela Cannon. Amy Steintath, Melissa Baxley. Kjren lonev. Marsha Banks. Shari Putman, leannette Schaap. Kart Schneider, and Kathy Miranda TIP spring pledges (I to R) Kim Kirklen. Shannon Nam� . Patricia Marshall, and Shannon Hallmark Mil spring pledges (I Io R). Jeremy Sanrlers. Vance Roberts. Frank Miller len Wilson. Trev Gardner. Daniel Dunn. |ohn Hester, Heath McGrath, and |ohn On Not pi lured led Humaker Spring Pledges - 145 Spring Pledges Alpha Psi Alpha spring pledges ll to Rl Shen Hawks. Christy CoSnt. and lenmler Brockman Ko Sari spring pledgn (I lo R) Cory Brooke. Charlie Sduef, ('.ary CHI Elk liaslin. Romeo kistler C harles Converse. Duke Marshall. Robby Williams. Rick Carrasco. Conon I mmons, Randy McCarble. Raymond Ochs, Steve Dove, and David Wil- liams. Not pictured Dour Murphy Pi Delta Phi spring pledges (I to R� Kim Bishop Monica Smith Kathy Quesenbury, K D. Kiker. Denise Wilks, Shana Norman, laurie Davis. Denise I jughlm Michelle Patton, linda Meare. Marga Schachlerlr, and Aricia Grant 14f - Spring Pledges Alpha Sigma Chi spring pledges tno« pictured) Robert Runnion and Ron Ward Delta Bela I psilon spring pledges (L to R) Mendy Miller. Niklo Reed, Kristina Mom, lulie Wright, Christy Williams. Michelle McCluer. Mandy Smith. Debbie del Llano. Candy Bull Cnshana Vaughter. Men Hicks. Sarah Miller. Lynn laney. Tammy Bramblett. and Shannon Martin IHR spring pledge (not pictured): Richard Shack ellord. Kiva spring pledge (not pictured) Dennis Berry Makona spring pledges (L to R): Dan Ultbam, Pete Arnold. Troy Shrode. Michael Munox. and Brian Dunaway Spring Pledges — 147 Women's Interclub Women' Interclub Officers (L to R) lanice lone . President; Tammic Crockett, Vice President; Angola Byrn. Secretary; Marli George. Treasurer. Not pictured: Debra Griffin. Chaplain. Members of Women's Intcrclub (I to R): Cameo Harvey, Linda Piel, Leslie Kinlen. Elizabeth 8eavor. Debbie Reeve, lanice Jones. Tammie Crockett. Angela Bym. Marli George, and Monica Straw Not pictured. |o Chapman, Debra Griffin, Hilda Martinez. Debbie Mathis, Lourdes Rodriguez, and lisa Ross The ladies of Women’s Interclub gov- ern the women's social clubs on cam- pus. Each club sends an elected Inter- club Representative and their President to the Interclub meetings. As a whole, the group decides what is best for the women's clubs at McMurry. Women's Interclub is responsible for the Fall and Spring Rush Teas and Spring Presenta- tion. 148 — Women's Interclub CAMEO HARVEY — PRESIDENT LISA ROSS — FALL PRESIDENT JANICE JONES - INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE LINDA PIEL — SPRING PRESIDENT TAMMIE CROCKETT — INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE IT nAO HILDA MARTINEZ — FALL PRESIDENT DEBBIE MATHIS — FALL PRESIDENT LOURDES RODRIGUEZ — SPRING PRESIDENT LESLIE KINLEN — SPRING PRESIDENT JO CHAPMAN — FALL INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE ANGELA BYRN — INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE MONICA STRAW SPRING INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE ©XA TIP DEBBIE REEVE — PRESIDENT ELIZABETH BEAVER - PRESIDENT DEBRA GRIFFIN — INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE MARLI GEORGE INTERCLUB REPRESENTATIVE NANCY SMITH — ADVISOR Women's Interclub 149 McMurry Student Government' MSG Sponsor (L to R). Dr Sandra Harper. Walter fmlwmnSermon (t to K : Mlctult Panno, l«Ann lohmon, Raymond Octn (SpringFonhown Pwnktonti. taune Roadie. Urban. Nancy Smith, and Dr Thomas K.m (seated) lukj Mor� � ■ «•■ «1' oip«iur«t G-v cm i « warn Sophomore Senators (1. to R): David Price, David S mmhire. Jennifer Finch, lohn Shores. Austin Pittman, and Sophomore President Christler Crews (seated). 150 — MSG Many of the social events that McMurry students enjoy throughout the year are sponsored by the McMurry Student Gov- ernment. They organize Spring Thing, dances, and many other activities. MSG is also responsible for Homecoming, with the freshmen organizing committees for each aspect of Tipi Village. The primary function of MSG is to dis- cuss student concerns at their weekly meetings. lunior Scrutor (I to R): lisa Nelson. Shane Bojc. Mamee Gamble. Beth Unry, and lunior MSG Supreme Court (I to R) Richard Hendenon. 8� tl President lulu Willett (seated). Meiford. David Adamson, and lame May (seated). Senior Senator (I to R). lanlce lone , Bryan Kahl, limmy Blanton. Kreg Cillispie. Kadra Deike. and Senior President Rick Sander (seated) MSG — 151 Band The 19M-89 Band. Michelle Adcock. Doug Bm- mon. Joel Black. Ronda Boa , Jennifer Brockman. Sharon Browning, lackie Bryan, Angela Bym. Kelly Carroll. Jean Clayton. Christy Collins. Rachello Cordell. Aaron Crouch, Steven Crow. Kendall Davison. Martin Dia . Chmti Dillard, lulie Duff, Enc tavtm. Lon Edwards. Michael Frye. |oel Garza. Kreg Giltispie. Tracie Gomersall. Arkia Grant. Lone Hahn, |odi Hardesty. Sheryl Hatcher, lames Hays. Richard Henderson. Lon Hendrix. |ohn Hill. Alice Hodges. Timmie Hodges, left Hunsaker. Daniel Hutchins. Stephanie Hutchison. Bryan Kahl. lulie Kahl, Steven Keith, Kristi King, Lisa Kizziar, Kreg Kyle. Courtenay Kyser. Brenda LaBonte. Beth laney. Lynn Laney. Denise laugh Im. Robi Mabery. Sabv Maldonado. Sherry Mc- Cormick. Stephanie McKennon. Dianna Merry, loey Mitchell. Phillip Mooney, Rebecca Mosier. Michael Munoz. Pat Parsons. Randy Pittman. Deb- bie Pleasant. Mike Power. Christy Rivas. Vance Roberts, Anita Robinson. |enm Rymer. Gesi Schif- fel. Trisha Sherbert. Alvin Skelton. Samrme Smith. Debra Terhune, Tonya Tilley, Mary Troutman. Lisa Valenzuela. Ray Villeneuve. Lucretia Wade. Pat- rick Wallek. Kendra Warner. VeRonica Washing- ton. Melissa Weinkauf. Jacky Wilburn, Chene Wil- liams. Christy Williams. Paul Willis, len Wilson, and Shaunah York. 152 — Band The Me Murry Band has an extremely busy schedule every year. During foot- ball season, the Marching Band is re- sponsible for the half-time shows and music from the stands while the game is in action at all home games. They also march in the West Texas Fair and Rodeo Parade each year. After football season is finished, they become the Concert Band and give several college series concerts as well as play for the Carleton- Willson and Bennett-Willson Lectures. The highlight of their year is an annual tour each spring. This year's tour took them to El Paso. Texas. The 1988-89 Band Officers 1 to R). Phillip Mooney. Vice President, Pat Parsons. President; Dianna Merry, Librarian; Christi Dillard, Historian; Both l anev. Drum Major and Secretary; Ray Villeneuve. Manager. Band — 153 Flag Corps and Twirlers Two of the hardest working groups at McMurry are the Flag Corps and Twirlers. They are invaluable assets to the Marching Band, and they take up their instruments each concert season. Both groups grew in number this year and spent many practice hours on their routines. The McMurry Flag Corps (I lo R): Julie Kahl, Trisha Sherbert. Mary Troutman. Stephanie Hutchison, Sharon Browning, lorianne Hendrix. Kristi King. Stephanie McKcnnon, and Angela Byrn. Not pictured Flag Corps Sponsor Jan Scott The McMurry Twirlers (I to R): Lisa Ki siar, Lon Edwards (Head Twirled, Ronda Boa , Rachelle Cordell, and Melissa Weinkauf 154 — Flag Corps and Twirlers Jazz Band The 1988-89 Jazz Band was superior once again this year. Under the direction of Tom Fairiie, they gave a number of excellent performances. They began their year with the fall picnic at Wah Wahtaysee Park. In the spring, they went on their annual tour, demonstrat- ing their many assets to those wherever they went. The McMurry |a z Band It to R) Phillip Mooney. Randy Pittman, Erie Eatlin, Michael Munoz. Alvin Skelton. Aaron Crouch. Mike Power, Victor Schiaffino. Chmty Williamv lackie Wilburn. Richard Henderson. Pat Parsons, Michael Tryr. lackie Bryan. Charles Dickie, led Mumaker. Tom fairiie. Ray Villenruve. Daniel Hutthim. len Wihon, lynn taney. and Traoe Comenall Jazz Band — 155 Chanters With 75% new members and a new director. Dr. James Dunaway, the McMurry Chanters have broken new ground in the choral department at McMurry College. Their repertoire con- sisted of a wide variety of music in their effort to reach any age group to which they sang. They Chanters performed for local Abilene schools and for selected College Series events. Their annual spring tour took them to New Mexico this year. An added bonus for the group was the commissioning of a song by Randall Stroope. The � 988 89 Chanters Officer pictured (L to R): Grace Zepeda. Fall Historian, Rusty Teeter. Chaplain. 8ob Young, Publicity Director; Tim Jones, President. Maggie Stanton, Chaplain; Darla Breedlove. Historian, Laura Searcy, Secretary. Elizabeth Shoe make, Vice President 156 — Chanters The 198B-89 Chanters Dana Adair, Pete Arnold, Mark Braemer. Darla Breedlove. Laura Brook� , Shane Brur, Shawn Brue, Kelli Chmtiamen. Suzanne Davidson. Debbie del Llano. Brian Dunaway. Lyn Griswold. Amy Harbaugh. Sheri Hawks, Ruth Hill. Cynthia Hogue. loLisa Hoover, Tim tones. Greg Leavelle. Pam McCarthy, Frank Miller. Chris Morgan, Raymond Ochs. Michelle Patton, Sarah Priestley, Shan Putman, May Requtlman, Doug Rrsteen. Roland Rocourt. leremy Sanders. Marga Schachterle. Victor Schiaffino, Kamy Schiffman. I aura Searcy, Sunny Segrist. Elizabeth Shoemake. Troy Shrode, lance Shuler. Maggie Stanton, Amy Steinfath. Kelly Stevens. Roberto Sullivan. Richard Sypert. Rusty Teeter. Daniel Ulibam, Crishana Vaughter. Shawna Villers, Bob Young, and Grace Zepeda. Chanters — 157 Alpha Phi Omega APO Elected Officer� (L to R): Jeff Burleson. 2nd Vice President Pledge Trainer; Shane Galvan, Spring Secretary; Dianna Merry, President; Sheri Sewell. Treasurer; Debbie Pleasant. 1st Vk e President; David Scrirmhire. Spring Alumni Secretary Not pictured Lon Edwards, Fall Secretary, and Mamee Gamble. Fall Alumni Secretary. APO Members pictured (L to R). Jeff Burleson. Leigh Scallom. Zackie Van Houten (Advisor). Doug Binmon, David Scrimshire. James Hays, Raymond Ochs. Denise Laughlm. Shane Galvan, Dianna Merry, Shen Sewell, and Debbie Pleasant. 158-AOO Alpha Phi Omega, better known as APO, is a national service fraternity based on the principles of scouting. The Omicron Delta Chapter was founded at McMurry in the spring of 1964 and is open to anyone on campus. Its mem- bers are very active, and the organi- zation itself works on blood drives. Adopt a Highway, the McMurry Aware- ness Seminar, and the March of Dimes jail and Bail. This year, the chapter held a semi-formal banquet to celebrate its Silver Anniversary on the McMurry cam- pus. AOO — 159 Alpha Chi M Bateman pose� a! Mom'� in New Orleans Mm belle Seward visits Bourbon Street 160 - Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is «i national honor society which rec- ognizes scholarship and character in all disciplines. The lames Wintord Hunt Chapter was c hartered at Me Murry in 1926. Alpha Chi held their annual College Bowl in March. This event is a quiz competition where student teams compete against one another. In April, they sponsored the Pro Bowl where faculty and administration members challenged the stu- dent championship team. As a highlight of their year. Alpha Chi took a trip to New Odeans for their national convention in the spring. IWIl-IW Alpha Chi Mrmbm Archie Ackerman Annie Ruth Adams. I isa Adams. Sandra Adams. Barbara Allen. Down An- di-fson |«-1 Bateman. Iiromy B Uni on (Vice President). John Rli nak. Stephanie Boo (Secretary). Shown Brue. Velma Carter. David C half in. ludilh Creech. Michael Dolphin. |ar H E Idodge lone Hahn, losephrne Hah. Dr. f. lyndol Harm (Sponsor). Millie Hasemann. Brun Heck. Rebecca How .ini Bryan Kohl. Valerie Kostenbauor. Mitchell Krause. Brth Lanry. Ann Kather- ine I an , lisa locker. Teresa Madore. Vnk Maldonado, led Mauler. Dr Gerald McOamet iSpomori, Terrence Ment ov Brenda Parker. Pug Parm (Sponsor). Sandra Pain. Dr Robert Pent on (Sponsor). Angela Petty. Vivian Webb Phillips. Cindy Queen. Debbie Reeve (President). Darrell Richardson. Harm Rtsley. laura Searcy (Treasurer). Mkhette Seward, loel Shuler. Lame Shuler. Dr. Robert Sledge tSponsor). David Stanwick. Dr Ri� V Sonntag (Sponsor). Dr |oe Starnes (Sponsor), Cmdy Trussed |ohn Valentine (Sponsor). Sharon Van Den Houlen. Colleen Warner, and lenmler Witkowski Alpha Chi members prepare lo leave far New Orleans. Alpha Chi — 161 Cheerleaders The McMurry Cheerleaders are re- sponsible for keeping the spirits of the Indians and their fans high, a task which they confront with great enthusiasm. Their maroon and white uniforms are a familiar sight at the football and bas- ketball games. A fact that is not always remembered, however, is that they spend many additional hours perfecting their routines under the direction of sponsor Lisa Cox before travelling with the teams. Both semesters are filled with activity for this devoted group. 162 — Cheerleaders The I988-A9 M Murry Cheerleaders (I to Rl (ill Roemisch. Marli George. Paul Willn, |ana Clayton. Shawn Brue. Kyle Corley, Krltll Klaverweiden. Vick Maldonado (Spirit Indian), and Elizabeth Beaver Cheerleaders — 163 Sociology Club The 1988-89 Sociology Club (I lo R) Dr Robert Penton. Albert Pitlrrun. Connie Culpepper. Tom Hargrove. Clay Pullin. Deanna Stone, Anita Brown. Tracy Brown. Mary Richard� . Helen Graven. Linda Curti� , Su an Current. Marjorie Cloud, Gretchen Rosmbaum, and li� a Ross The Sociology Club is an elite group of individuals at McMurry. This year they had a luncheon with a guest speaker in addition to their regularly scheduled meetings held to discuss matters of im- portance in their field of study. Sociology Club Officer� (L to R) Linda Curti� . Sponsor, Dr Robert Penton, Sponsor; Deanna Stone. Secretary, Su an Current. President; Clay Pullin. Vice President 164 — Sociology Club Computer Club Tht lina 80 Computer Club (t to R) Kr« gCillivpir. Dr Michael Hitt (Sponsor). Carr Philip� Prc� id Tit|. trevor Parker Patruk Wallek i Treasurer) and Momi a Straw (Secretary) The Computer Club had an active year. In the fall se- and in April they were given a rare opportunity to lour NASA mester they took their annual trip to Dallas to tour Infomart in Houston. Computer Club — 165 Model U N Political science students gather together to form Model United Nations every year. Model U N was created to teach students how United Nations countries operate within the organization. McMurry College, which hosts the West Texas Model United Nations each year, has also participated in the southwest com- petition since the mid-1960's. Faculty sponsors are political science professors Dr. Mike El-Attrache and Dr. Head of Delegation L to R): |e« Matcler. Egypt. Cary Walker, China; |eff Burleson, Lybia; Bryan Douglas Price. Kahl- Modd U N (L to R� Nana Owino. Michael Frye, Cary Walker. Dr. Dougla Price, Bryan Kahl. Daniel Ulibarh. Pete Arnold, David Price, Michael Nguku, Michelle Mom . Saby Maldonado. |o Chapman. lamet Hayv Sam Gonzales. Liva Ki iar, Dr Mike El-Attrache, Jeff MalvJer, and Jell Burleson 166 — Model U N Model U N — 167 People � Republic of China (L to R). Michael Frye, Cary Walker. Iimmy The Arab Republic of Egypt (L to R) |eff Mauler. Nana Owovu. Saby Blanton. Greg Bruce. Michele MorrH. and Liu kir iar Maldonado, and Sam Gonrale The Socialnt People Libyan Arab lamahiryia (I to R): Daniel Ulibam. lame Hay . |eff Burie on. and Jo Chapman The Federal Republic of Nigeria (I to RT Pete Arnold. Michael Nguku. Bryan Kahl. and David Price. Indian Insight Indian I might (I to R); David Price, |im Tredennick (Sponsor), Brun Johmon. Cad P� d, Rusty Teeter, David Adamson, Cameo Harvey. Neena McLain. lackie Bryan. Beth Laney. Linda Piel, Grace Zepeda. Rick Sanders, lennifer Finch, Kathy Aeby, |enm Rymer, Madi George, and Becki Bryant (Sponsor). 168 — Indian Insight Indian Insight Officers (L to R): Cameo Harvey, Secretary; lactue Bryan, On Campus Committee Chairperson; Carl Piel. Vice President. Beth laney, President; Linda Piel, OH Campos Committee Chairperson. Indian Insight plays a major role on the campus of McMurry College. They begin the year assisting the new freshmen in their effort to get ac- quainted with one another. They also encourage high school students to choose McMurry for academic en- richment and participate in Student Preview Weekend. Indian Insight — 169 Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Oita (L to R): Sown Connor. Dr Sandra Harper (Coach). Charles Heatherty, and Kathy Miranda Pi Kappa Delta is a national honor society for students who excel in the area of forensics. In 1967, the Texas Alpha Gamma Chapter was chartered at McMurry College. The national group strives to promote scholarship, intellectual and personal development and to recognize outstanding con- tributions in the field of public speaking. They participate in several tournaments each year. 170 —nKA Modern Language Club The Modern language Club (I to R): Or. lames Alvis (Sponsor). Dr. Lee Williamson. Dr William Short (Sponsor). Shana Nomun. Shane Galvan. Susan Connor, and |udy McCain The Modern Language Club is a group of very talented people comprised of students of all foreign languages of- fered at McMurry College. Their activities for the year included a Christmas party and a foreign film festival. Modern Language Club — 171 PEMM 172 — PEMM PEMM Club (L to R) Yolanda Lee. Ben Martin. Hope Sonnenberg, Sean May, left Moore. Tommy Marline , Scon Langley. K-Kaye William . Wendy Weidenfeller. Linda Piel. |oe Stewart. Geoff Sirm, Steve Gill, Lana Lykins, Leslie Kmlen. Gwen Allen. Suzee Keesee. Rhonda Bachhafer. Ophie Begay. Came Down . Pug Pams (Sponsor), Dr Mike Daniel (Sponsor). Tavia Crumpler. Kevin Whaley. Shelly Cummings, Case Harvey. Roy Tambunga. Brandt Lockhart. |im Wade. Todd Evans. Anthony Watkins. Albert Iordan, and Lynn Killough. The McMurry Physical Education Ma- jors and Minors Club, more commonly known as PEMM, had a very active year. They sold programs at the football games, assisted in the Sweetwater Rat- tlesnake Round-Up and Homecoming Road Race and did a research study for physical education majors. The highlight of their year was the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recre- ation and Dance (TAHPERD) meeting in San Antonio where they were named the Outstanding Student Club for 1988. Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta member (I to R) |oel Shuler. Dr. lane Duvrm, Dr. Paul lack. Dr C het Myerv |ame Myer . Gwen Vincent. Pattie Sulit Irlt Matvler Duke Hooten. Dr Gary Shanalell (Spomor). Kerry Huddleston Derua Pope. David Ptk e, and Gary Walker The Sigma Bela Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was exchange ideas with professionals. Their goal is excellence c hartered at Me Murry College in 1071. It is an international in the study and writing of history history honor society which gives students a chance to Phi Alpha Theta — 173 McMurry Christian Ministries MCM member� pictured (I to Rl Bill Mettord. Frank Miller, Rusty Teeter, Bryan Kahl. Rev lohnrue KahJ (Sponsor) Djvid Price. |mni Rymer. Kjmv S Hillman and Kelly Evam McMurry Christian Ministries is vital to the McMurry campus They are in charge of most of the Christian fel- lowship activites offered at McMurry including prayer meetings and Christian Outreach. They also play an active role in organizing the Thursday morning College Worship services. — McMurry Christian Ministries Fellowship of Christian Athletes FCA member (1. to R): Conon Lmmom I .true Adam . Chn Kromer. tony Stung Miih.H-1 Woodard, lame Alexander. Imimie Davtv Kevin Kromet. A. | Sherrill. Kirk Wi dom. Blake Burton. Todd Ivan . Vincent Kelley. Albert Iordan. Wend Weiderleller. lanav Medley, leannelte Schaap. Neel temond. Michele Houston and Karen lone FCA Officer (I to R|: Bryan Allen, Spumor. Neel lemond. Sergeant at Arm ; Michele Hotnlon, Vice Pre ident; Albert Iordan, Pre ident; limmie Oavi . Set retary The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, or FCA. is a very active group on cam- pus. They meet each week for lunch and have various speakers. The organization strives to promote Christian communi- cation both on and off the playing field. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 175 Ra Atum Ra Alum i� .1 service club on the Mi Murry campus. With ihe help of sponsor Rev. fohnnie Kahl. they were able to sponsor Black History Week and a food drive at Christmas This year they won first plate in the Homecoming Show with Lean on Me.” In order to raise funds for their various projects, they also held several dances during the year. I'llUt Ra Alum otium d to R lisa Mill. Vue Prcsuient; I.i luan Whitfield. Treasurer. VeRonrt .1 Washington. ( haplain Not pictured C heryl Hjyms, President. Saby Maldonado. Sn friary 176- Ra Atum Ra Alum members (l Io R� Regena Mangram. Rodney Holloway, VeRomc a Washington. Mardi Gorham. Mope Sonncnberg. lisa Hill, and la Juan Whitfield Sol pictured Cheryl Haynes and Saby Maldonado Sigma Delta Pi Sibina Delta Pi iWmbMtll Io R) Df lames Alvis (Sponsor), Rrv.in Kahl. kendra Warner. Manny Muno Mary Helen Coat . Dr Bill Short (Spomorl Kathy Aebv. Marie Barrera. Grate Zepeda. Gloria Come , and Aida Dia Sol pu lured I ourdes Rodngue . Marjorie Selby. and I eslie Word The lambda Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Della Pi was founded al McMurry College in 1%7. Ii is a national honor society or- ganized to recognize outstanding students ot the Spanish language. It is open to bi- lingual maiors as well as to Spanish maprs and minors. Sigma Delta Pi — 177 Sigma Delta Pi officers (l Io R) Marie Barrera. Secretaria; Grace Zepeda. President. Gloria Gome Vice President. GALLEON The GALLEON is a literary magazine of student and alumni compositions. Submissions include poetry, prose, art work, musical compositions, and photographs. The GALLEON is printed once a year in the McMurry Print Shop. Members of the ! 988-89 GALLEON Staff included: Deb- orah Cannon. Jean Clayton, Mary Helen Coats, Aaron Crouch, Kris Cutler, Vick Maldonado, Kimberly McCann, Chris Mor- gan, Nikki Reed, Annemarie Rodriguez, and Mike Voit. The GALLEON Editors were Judith Creech and Bruce Groner, the sponsors were Patrick Bennett and Dr. Lou Rodenberger, and the publications staff members were Zackie Van Houten and Diane Woods. 178 - GALLEON WAR WHOOP Edito� Leslie Klnlen works on paste up. Editor Leslie Kinlen Staff Writers Jef Bateman Deborah Cannon Victoria Duckworth Mark Gonzales Vick Maldonado Brent Ostos Russell Robinson Leigh Scallorn Andrew Shroyer Photographers Aaron Crouch Raymond Ochs Andrew Shroyer Darkroom Technician Daniel Ulibarri Advisors Loretta Fulton Zackie Van Houten The WAR WHOOP Staff is a very dedicated group of individuals. The newspaper is published bi-weekly after hours of work. Story and photograph assignments are made, then completed stories are turned in for typesetting. Paste-up is done and the newspaper is submitted to the Abilene Reporter News for the final printing. WAR WHOOP — 179 TOTEM With an almost completely new staff, the TOTEM con- tinued its goal of preparing a yearbook which captured the year in words and pictures for the entire student body at McMurry College. Senior Dianna Merry returned for her fourth year on the staff as the Editor-in-Chief, and freshmen Laura Brooks, Lezlie Sweatt. and Denise Wilks joined the staff. The new Publications Director. Zackie Van Houten, also became a part of the TOTEM family as the new yearbook advisor. One major change in the process of printing the book took place this year in the selection of the yearbook dedi- catee. Faculty, staff, and administration members nom- inated over 50 individuals to receive this honor. The dedi- catee was chosen by the TOTEM Staff from a list of five finalists, and the selection was approved by the Vice Pres- idents and Dr. Thomas Kim. As a result of many hours of hard work, TOTEM pro- duction remained far ahead of schedule throughout the year. Deadlines were met early, even when the computer broke down and had to be� sent away for repairs. It was not always easy, however. Sources were sometimes hard to find and pictures difficult to identify. Nevertheless, pages were completed and shipped to the publisher to be in- cluded in the yearbook. The 1988-89 TOTEM is now complete. With its delivery also comes the sincere desire of all those involved in its production that it includes all the memories of the year for you to look back upon for many years to come. Advnor Zackie Van Houten helps the staff meet a deadline. 180 — TOTEM Staff Dianna Merry type copy into the computer Editor-in-Chief Dianna L Merry Opening Dianna Merry Honors Le lie Sweat! Faculty Dianna Merry Classes Laura Brooks Dianna Merry Activities Dianna Merry Organizations Denise Wilks Lezlie Sweatt Sports Laura Brooks Denise Wilks Index Closing Dianna Merry Photographers Deborah Cannon Aaron Crouch Loretta Fulton Raymond Ochs Andrew Shroyer Darkroom Technician Daniel Ulibarri Advisor • — Section Editor Zackie Van Houten TOTEM Staff — 181 182 — Sports Sports — 183 (In numerical onto) Oe Kunmet Meve |erni � i. Konun Car ale C.eotl Vmv I inlet k Vernon •«� ...� .« AmunI IwiUa lame Ih KV ft uaW Me Cow JO Glenn fWty, NU«t Denman Paul Webb, I arr� Bcenvn. ViUI McCrafh. Bn r r .JWnpir Trry R hey. laion Alltel Dube VeO Oonnw Uiirel Bobby Walker Minn Ma Bied Dully. Wn O'Neil. C«V 0r e Ri Uy Brew ley. « Km Wnghl. Kh hard Pr e. Vincent krllry. Marvn |enA.in, Ruben Moreno Knnalal Adkm . Tom Itaripr. � Keeton foil. Mulurt Mephemon. Todd Hr-.tw.oe Tommy T.A . Conon Immnm Metuel Daturh. in veil Robmton. A I Sherrtl tkn Klmlo Ro rr Gar a. (Win PiTUtn. Mrven lane |ue MarweB. On Robtmon. Chart 0 1 -. Deluan Norm Bob llaKh. Ben Martel. Tenothy low Sloven P rtrr. Chm Porter. lo«jn MtCtB Bobby Wilmm Robert Sa rr Ttacy fnrher, Robert Draper felipe Pedra a Chm Oomm ue . David Wndom lot Salma Tula� lope . Jon Herd Oennn Berry. Scort lan lev, I.m Bi vr v Bryan larma. Choi I OaBueath Clay PuB«v Inc Thome Robby PnJchard Brad Male. Charte Converte. Cart Boalo M. IBnon Chamben. I lufco Carton, and Maleo C a� a «n (L to R) Chm Flores, Leslie Kmlen. Julie MiKire. Jeannctl Schapp, Dawn Anderson. Stephanie Boa . I ana I ykins. Karen I ones. Lynn laney, Krista Webb. Melinrla Parker. Michele Houston. Kori Mannon. Martha Rose, and Traci Mannon 184 - Football and Volleyball Teams lame Alexander. Lance Auburg, Greg Avery, lay Cantrell. Iimmy Davis, Glen Evans. Todd Evans, Brandy Gothard. Chns Kromer. Kevin Kromer. Mike Mitchell, lay Mizetl, |ohn Mottow. Elliott Park, |ohn Robinson, Tony Strang, lames Swoopes, Rusty Teeter. Anthony Watkins, and Michael Woodard Men's Basketball c Oppon m A UrvvmMt o fUlUt •• 'B •A� r, IU«Wi tU Ux If.J� Wr� lkVJO ion MuSmim •i WaUmI Bjplnt ' 1 bi Vhrnnrr HB •u Cuncordu lulhr� r a- HowjmJ Pj� n 11 B‘ Sol fan ICI u : 4 Oil 0 ■ : Trxt S (nVyir Vhmnfi VI is Mar -« TjrVlor 72 m AiANn CoIW� r SI .•� •ViyUnd IL X nl IS so Sul Ren� 77 t vtrlun «1 •B MnfaMnUffl 1 : VI Howjfd P ytw K) Tonify '■ r. Sul Row AS i.’l Cnncmdu lurttrrjn i a AS TjflrAnn A M Ituwjnj «� � 1 111 Tnnay B n-S Amlml oHr r li «4 SuUrfiCoArgr | ■: IL to R) Kim Cauble, Monica Smith. Sylana Hopkins, Wendy Rice, lenniter Eilenberger. Robin Pickett. Stacey Viehland, Dana Pennington. Lynn Killough. Laurie Mosley, Tavia Crumpler. |o Hampton, Shannon Nance, Shannon Hallmark. Kim Neumann. Laurie Beadle. Ophie Begay, and lanay Medley Men's and Women's Basketball Teams — 185 (L to R) Charlie Ogle. Brandy Cothard. Shawn Schofield. Greg Robinson, lames Alexander, Donnie Shircl, and Johnny Hester 186 Men's and Women's Track Teams TINNIS (l Io R) Steve Hawkins. Scott Blanton, Steven Garcia. Garret Pittenger, Bo Burton. Bryan lacina, leannette Schaap. Shelly Slyker, Donna Reid. Becky Garcia, Linda Piel. and lenmfer Brockman. Not pictured: lulie Kahl and lanay Medley M|VS I1NSB So Burton Mm t Vo )ri C Kxmpton Bo Burton nd Gamrt rwnyi - M i i OouMrt Oumpooi womots ttssts Becky CUrtti Women' S r fle Sen� «mint ContoUttw B� ckr1 IrfvU � 1 end leenonie S he p - Women« Doobim Vm. luwlittt ContoUl mo BxUi ll to R) Robert Runnion, Kevin Hagood. Greg Avery. Chns lackson. Skip Hopkins. Trey Ritchey, and Darren Mauldin Tennis and Golf Teams — 187 Too Much Excitement Not Enough The Indians struggled this year with lack of experience and depth at many positions with only eight seniors and two tumors on the team. They played a hard year and put out tremendous effort al- though it may not show on the record. Overall, the team played a good sea- son and worked hard. Everyone at McMurry can be proud of their football team. Vernon Simmony Bobby Walker, and Sleven Farias try lo block the football from Howard Payne'� kicker Ronald Adkins tries lo work his way around lo help his teammates 188 — Football Geoff Sirm demonstrates his skills at punting. Running downfield. the threesome shows how the team works together. Greg Robinson looks on as Howard Payne goes after his teammate. Bobby Walker lumps in to save the ball Football — 189 Pure Talent and Unification The opening of the volleyball season started siowly for the Lady Indians. They lost their opening match to Midwestern State. In the District 8 Pre-season Tour- nament they won one match. Dawn An- derson had four aces and two kills, and Stephanie Boaz added six assists and three kills. After putting much effort into the tournament, their record was 1-5. They won the third game of the season, beating Houston Tillotson in a two-hour match. Stephanie Boaz served two aces, nine kills and 30 assists, and Krista Webb had 14 kills. The Lady Indians ended the season with nine wins and 21 losses. According to Coach Natalie Mayberry, this was the best record in the three years she has been here and this team shows the most talent and promise for next year. In the end, Stephanie Boaz made All-TIAA Conference, and Dawn Anderson and Lana Lykins made honorable mention. Lana lykim hits the ball over the net Kon Mannon Knock ihe ball over with her strength 190 — Volleyball leannette Schaap and Dawn Anderson try fo block the shot Dawn Anderson gets ready to serve the ball Volleyball — 191 A Winning Season the Indians had a winning season this year wilh .1 1S -1 I overall win-loss ret ord and a f-S TIAA conference record. The season started off with vie lories for their first Iwo games and ended with Tony Strang having high points with 408 and lames Swoopes having 118 for high re- bounds. Overall, the Men's Basketball team had a good year of upcourt play. Tony Stung shoots for points after being fouled lames Swoopes lakes a chance lo gel a few points 192 - Men's Basketball Tony Strang goes up against one of the men from Midwestern lames SwOOpes makes a slam dunk lor the Indians Men's Basketball 19} Lady Indians Fighting Back The Lady Indians started the year slowly, but made a breakthrough with a 13-16 record and a 4-4 TIAA Confer- ence record. Laurie Mosley seemed to have av- eraged the highest points during the games. Stacey Viehland had the most rebounds, averaging 104. Quite a few players will return next year. I aurie Mosley passes the ball to Tavia Crumpler. Lynn Miiougn goes over the head of a player from Austin College for two points. 194 — Women's Basketball Hot dunng a pressure Indians guard to keep the lady Indians in Uune Mosley goes Crump Women's Basketball Donnie Shirrl takes oft from the starting him ks 1% — Men's Track lame Alexander goes up and over without touching the bar Finished in No Time Flat The Men's Track team showed plenty of talent this year. The Indians were true competitors throughout the season putting forth a tremendous amount of effort. Brandy Cothard is dying high to miss the hurdles Men s Track 197 Getting Geared Up The Women's Track team had a promising season this year, and a lot of talent will return next year. The team members were strong contenders in the field events and showed better times than in past years. Sheri Hawks throws the shot a long distance Shannon Hallmark keeps up Leslie Kinlen Rets geared up to throw the |avelin. 198 Women's Track Sheri Hawks gets ready to throw the shot put Suzanne Keesee throws the shot the best she can. Women's Track — 199 longer returned this year to try to claim the TIAA Men’s Title tor the second year in a row Four new freshmen joined the team, and several talented team mem- bers will be back again next year. Garret p„lengw Jnd Bo Buf1on wofk wejj logether a a doubles team Steven Garcia plays doubles against Bo Burlon and Garret Prttenger. 200 - Men's Tennis Carrel Ptttenger lakes it easy making a forehand shol Bryan taona watches hts backhand wilh confidence Men's Tennis 201 It's a Slamming Volley The Women s Tennis team was strong this year with senior Becky Garcia. |un- lor Linda Piel. and sophomore Julie Kahl returning for action. They had live new1 freshmen this year who seemed to add strength and depth to the team. Janay Medley find the be l way to make I he return Donna Reid gels ready to Hit her bac khand 202 Women s Tennis iNmu'tli' Sthaap in rnady ami wailing in hi r slam i Women's Tennis 203 Darren Mauldin make it look easy. Greg Avery follows through Skip Hopkins concentrates on the game 204 Goll Trey Kilt hry cafliplctm .1 smooth pull Young Team Has Good Season Allhough the Me Murry Coif team was comprised primarily of first-year learn members, they ranked well in compe- tition. Darren Mauldin led the confer- ence lor most of the season and took home several medals for the Indians. RoIm M Runnion drives I hr l jll Intramurals Several different intramural sports were played this year Flag football be- gan the year, with social clubs, resi- dence halls, and other groups partic- ipating as teams The PEMM Team won first place in football for the men, and Delta Beta Epsilon won for the women. Tennis was next, and once again, the PEMM Men's Team and Delta Beta Ep- silon were the winners. Singles badmin- ton came next, where the Rattlers were the winning men’s team, and Delta Beta Epsilon won in the women's division. Volleyball followed In the men's divi- sion, RRT. HVVF. and the Over the Hill Gang tied tor first, and the Golden Girls were the victorious women's team. Fi- nally, Makona took first for the men, and President took tirst for the women in doubles badminton. Delta Beta fpsilon learn members II to R). Kevin Whaley (Coach). Belli I jnev, linda Piel Angela Shackelford, Chene Williams. Geoff Sum (Coach). |ana Clayton. Darla Breedlove. K-Kaye Williams, tammie Crockett, and I ana lykim Kelly Fvam was a women s double badminton winner Tom Fairlie was a men s doubles badminton winner 2()f Intramurals President Dorm team members (I to R). Ronda Boa . Melinda Parker. Lyssa Robert von. lee Ann Owen, Donna Reid. Dana Pennington. Pamela freihoter Karen Millar. Tracy Hill, Shannon Nance, and Shannon Hallmark Lana Lykinv wav the women's singles badminton winner One ol the men's double badminton winners wav Garret PHlenger Pf MM Men's Team members 1 to R|: Charlie Ogle Joe Mrwart Troy Wallace. Bo Burton, and frank Miller Intramurals — 207 Intramurals Iason Bodrwr was the badminton champion Brandt lot khart was one of many student Worker 208 Intramural An Athlete's Best Friend ’-SHttfS� (L to R) Kim Cauble. lori Webb, Jeff Moore, Ron Cheek. Tavia Crumpler. and Willum Hadley. Not pictured Steve Farias, Ruth Ann Hudson, Lana Lylum Sean May. and Eddie Rains What does it take to be a trainer? Willingness to work, the capacity to learn those things to do a goud |ob, and a great deal of time. Trainers must know the proper way to tape ankles, treat cramps, and other fundamentals that all trainers are re- quired to learn. They are also required to know how to use the equipment in the trainers' room in the Hunt P. E. Center. Athletic .rainers — 209 Team Awards Football Volleyball MVP — Larry Brown Most Inspirational — Todd Redwine Best O. L. — Creg Robinson Best. O. B. — Larry Brown Best D. B. — Bobby Walker Best D. L. — Ben Martin MVP — Stephanie Boaz Most Inspirational — Lana Lykins Most Improved — Dawn Anderson Men's Basketball Women's Basketball MVP — James Swoopes Bobbie Chappell Award — James Swoopes Leading Scorer — Tony Strang Leading Rebounder — James Swoopes MVP — Laurie Mosley Most Inspirational — Stacey Viehland Leading Scorer — Laurie Mosley Leading Rebounder — Stacey Viehland Men's Track Women's Track MVP — Rodney Holloway MVP — Suzanne Keesee Carl Herod Award (Most Inspirational) — Donnie Shirel Most Inspirational — Leslie Kinlen Best Runner — Rodney Holloway Best Runner — Shannon Hallmark Best Field Event — Elliott Park Best Field Event — Suzanne Keesee Men's Tennis Women's Tennis MVPs — Garret Pittenger, Bo Burton MVP — Becky Garcia Most Inspirational — Becky Garcia Golf MVP — Darron Mauldin Most Inspirational — Darron Mauldin I 210 — Sports Awards Senior Athlete Awards Football Tim Burgess, Chuck Galbreath, Bob Hatch, Ben Martin, Britt Patton, Todd Redwine, Greg Robinson, Bobby Walker Volleyball Dawn Anderson, Stephanie Boaz, Lana Lykins Men's Basketball Jay Mizell, James Swoopes Women's Basketball Lynn Killough, Laurie Mosley Men's Tennis Bo Burton, Garret Pittenger Women's Tennis Becky Garcia, Linda Piel Women's Track Leslie Kinlen Top Scholar Athlete — Dawn Anderson Faculty-Staff Spirit Award — Dr. Terry Northup Kyle McCowan Memorial Scholarhip — Tavia Crumpler Hershel Kimbrell Scholar Award — Darron Mauldin Sports Awards — 211 212 — Index Closing Index Closing Index Closing — 213 Arroyo, - .i Index A Pen- 6«. 1 Athletic Trainers Auburg. Lance Austin, Todd Avery, Greg Ayer, Cassanna Academic Advisement Ackerman, Afe wu ,- Adafr Dana AMms. Anni HMtaL 68, ia 68. 185, 187, 2 m 68 1, 175 .14. Bri«ht. Pan Brockman Bachhofer, Rhonda Baker, Dr. Morris Band.......3, 5, Banks, Geraldine Banks, Marsha Barr, Terry Qattera. Maxie MHtfLntalP£an 68 : Jg 54 135 89, 152. 153. 223 39 28, 145 56 - gi X7T V. 49 98, 99, 1 12. 160. 161. 179 bH 145 68,150, 185 6tt 77r- 48 68. 122 60. 142, 148. 149. 163 IMAMS' 185 Brokovich, I©! Brooke, Cory Brooks, Laura 18« . . .42 Beadle, Laurie Beaman, DoeDee Beasley. pr. Clark Brue, Shane Brue, Shawn Bryan, Jackie Alpha Sigma Chi . . 9, Alumni Association . . . Alumni Office......... Alvis, Dr. James 53,1 Amnesty International Ancell, Jennifer Anderson, Dawn 1 60, 66, 105, 106, h 1902 Anderson, Troy Andon. Shelly j Annesley, Robert 1 Aragon. Cecelia 68, } Arden, Dudley Army ROTC Commit Ceremony . . 9, 146, 223 1. 147 1, 106 71, 177 145 21, 30, 1, 184. 7. 224 •Betiimf Patrick 7 Berry, Dennis Bilbrey, Ben Binnion, Doug 68, Birch, Ken Birchum, Charla Bishop, Kim Black, |oel 60. Blair, Rev. Earl Blanton, Jimmy 30, Blanton. Mary Blanton, Scott Bliznak, John Board of Trustees Boatright. Carl 15, Boaz, Ronda 68. Boaz, Stephanie Bocanewa, Robby Bodner,4ason • 30, 68. 12u 60. 124 Brooks. Maurice Brown, Anita Brown. Carl Brown. Daw net t Brown. Doug 98. 99. 100, f01 Brown, tarry 69, 184 Brown, Tracy 30, 124, 164 Browning, Sharon 69. 152. 154 Bruce, Greg 69. 136. 137, 151, 167 8, 69. 126. 151. 157 8, 69. 86, 126. 157, 161, 162, 163 Bryant, Baker Bryant. Beckt Butherie, Jim Bui, Chi . Bull, Candice Bunch, Sheila Burgess, Tim 39 136. 151, 161. 167 42 187 L6 ...... 9 •4 w 154, 2l)7 i. 161, 184 ), 210. f 1 130, fit 26, 30, 60, 131. 184. 189. 211 42. 119 61. 136, 158. 159, 166, 167 —Tv. 25. 69, 175 69. 187, 200. 201. 202, 210, 2 1' Business Office............. Butler. Mary Ann Byr n, Angela 61, 138, 13 1 Burleson, Cind)' Burleson, Jeff . Burton, Blake Burton. Bo Business Administration 214 — Index ion, Angela eborah Curren Curren r Cutler, Delta Omicron del I lano. Debbie Denman, Matt Development Office Diaz, Aida Diaz, Martin Dickie, Charles Dillard, Christi Corley, Kyle Cornelison, Mary 9,145 Cornelius, lohnny I 181, Cox. Lisa 224 Cox, Mark 9, 185 Craghead. Angie 88, 89 Craik. Dr. Philip 61 Craik. Sarah Craik, Warren Leigh 48. 70 89 Credits I Creech, Judith 0, 184 Cr s Christ Iff 70 Crockett, 161 39 Croft, Libby !«4 Crosby David 61. 134. 135. 163 81. 147, 157 71. 47, 106 184 69, 145 178, 179, 181, 224 69. 185 ML . 88, 89 31,51,61. 162 54, 208 71. 118. 177 Cantre Carlcton-Willson lect Carr, Sharon ! Rick 6 7, 102, 143 152 50, 95. 99 15«) Dinsmore, lim Dix. Will Dohrse. Norma lean Dolphin. Michael Dominguez, Chris Dominy. Joni Dorfl, Dr. Mark Qoscher. Dr. . Henry rtftiStmUL Sarah 42 41 224 120, 184 70 l 161, 178 90, 91 70 150 71. 105. 146 152. 155. i.. 179, 181. 224 70. 134, 152 91, 92, 99. 100 Downs, Ca Utivvns. Dr. 172 51, 173 70, 128. 12 149. If. 70, 98. 9 '. 18: Duckworth, Joru Duff. lulls Duffy. Brad Duhn, Dr Bill Dulin. Dianne Dunaway, Brian Dunaway. Dr. lames Duncan, Guy Dunn, Daniel Dupree. George 172, 185, 194. 195, 209, 211 39 70, 164 55. 172 122 61. 164 111, 112. 113. 114. 115 54. 164 31 61. 138. 178 71, 184 t David 163. 70, 95. 4 5. 152, 1 r.isfin rrTr:.vv rdebum, Beverley Kt-vi Davis 1 3H 177 Daniel. Dt. Mike Daniel. Mike Daniels Michael 78 140 . . . 71. 184 71, 73. 142, 157 39 71 71. 175. 185 71. 77. 146 71,126 47 fdwards. Lori 71 kLdwards. Dr. Rigdon feijan. Chesley - dorf. Dr PM to lilenl .rw5,J«i?..ife fMUr.it l 70,14 . tmmom Lnglan fnglish Velma Castillo. Sylvia Caswell, Dr Benin O. Cauble. Kim Cavazos. Mateo Cavazos, Randy Chaffin. David Chaffin. Dr. f Chambers, iillisoi Chamness. Austin Chanters . Chapman, Jo Chades. Hope Cheek, Ron Cheerleaders Chester. Rev. Milton Chief McMurry .........8, 14, Chief McMurry Runner-Up . Christiansen, Kelli . . 70, Christopher. Ma Class of '38 m 1 O Clayton, Jean Clemmer. Dr. Dick Clifford, Trisha Cloud. Marjorie ' Coats, Mary H. • [Cockerell, Luann College Bowl College Series Collins, Christy Computer Club Computer Sciem q Cone. Nancy I Connellv. Laura I Connor. Susan I Converse, Char! Convocation ook. Dr Ann Darran Cooper, Kirk Cordell. Rat belle 'i 31.61, 107. 140. Index — 215 Ether edge, Deanna Jvan jea Evans, Glen Evans, Joshua Evans, Kelly Evans, Paul 55 . 55 ........... 71, 185 ............. 174 140, 159, 174, 206 109, 136 Gamma Sigma...... 4, 12, 128, 129 Garcia, Bedcy 142, 187, 202, 203, 210, 211 Hahn, lorie ilnlp Rrflfl 32, 62, 140, 152, 161 ___________________ 184__ Hallmark. Shannon 73, 145, 185, 186, 198, 207, 210 Hamblin, Dr David 39 Evans, Todd 71, 172. 175, 185, 193 Fairiw Tom 50, 136. 153. 155. 206, 208 Fall PU dges Steven ...............144 ..4,7, 72, 184 1R8, 209 .r� 72, 134 J.l HO ...... 72. 132 r ( hhstian Athletes . •I j 175 Financial Aid ....... 44 Finch, Gary . 39 Finch, Jennifer .72, 94, 95, 96,97, juw, Fine and Applied Arts..... 50, 51 Fisher. Tracy 184 Flag Corps ...................154 Flppvng. Dr. William 39 Flores. Chris 72,118,184 Flores, Cretcncio 56 Foil, Kim......................7, 142 Food Services ............... 56 Football 184, 188, 189. 210, 211 ford. Dr Kenneth 39 Forgy, Tina .. 72. 118 Foster, Kelley 72 Foster. Richard ... 55 Fouls, Barbara . 52 Franklin, Samantha .142 Freihofer, Daniela 72, 207 Freshman Favorite Runners-Up . . 28 Freshman Favorite .............25 Fry, Bobbye 46 Fry, Tommy 50, 152, 153 Frye, Michael ... 72, 120, 152, 1S5, 166, 167 Fulton. Loretta 46. 179, 181. 224 Garcia, Steven 187, 200 Gardner, Trey 91, 95, 145 Garlon, Ekiko 184 Gary, John 222 Garza, Joel 152 Garza. Roger 72, 184 George, Marli 72,102, 142, 148, 149, 162, 163, 168 Gill, Gary.......... . 72, 146, 150 Gill, Steve . 72, 172 GillespTe, Bruce .72, 120, 184 Gillisple, Kreg 61, 107, 108, 134, __________ 135,151, 152, 165 Hakah, Lee Ginny Carlson Award .... 106, 107 Harr.il, Greg.............. Girdner, Martha 72 Km LJL C.----------- 2 Jennifer .72, $0, 9T, 92, 94, I lafoiger, Harold 95, 99, 100 li is, Dr. E. Lyndol 48, 161 Golden Girls 206 Ham Soladay Award............ 106 Golf . L.. .... 187, 204, 205, 210 H Uy, Cameo . . 11, 32, 62, 119, Hampton, Jo . . . Hanson, Misti . Harbough, Amy . Hardesty, Jodi Hardy, Janet Hargrove. Tom mk Ben tins, Katrina Hario. v 73, 185 73 73, 91, 95, 98, 99, 100, 145, 157 73, 152 94. 95 . . . 164, 184, 189 L� � .......3r-S I, Dr. Sandra I.. 50, 119, 150, 39 3 39 39 Comer sail. Trade Gomez. Gloria Gorvf.ales. Mark . ('«onzalcs, m. Gonzalez. Jeannette Gooding, I )r, IfrchM.t Gorham, Mardi 72,176,186 Cos wide. Bob . 57 Goswick, Elaine 128 (,othard, Brandv 72, 185, f86, 197 Hawkins, Wade Graduation..................108, T09 148, 149..mm223 V Case , 130, 131, 172 12, 184 4. 73, 128, 129 — 152 Havard, Barbara Hawkins, Stevel Grant, Aricia Graven. Helen. . Graves, Cuy Graydon, Dawn Green, Audrey Green, Colandra Greenley, Chris Gregg, Cody . . . Griffin, Debra . . Griswold, Lyn Groner, Bruce Guerra, Roberta Gutierrez. Jenni 72, 102, 146 152 164 39 62. 140 72 128, 129 135 ..............73 31. 62. 140, 148, 149 . 73, 102, 157 62. 178 .............. 73 73 litrrv1 .| 62. 107, 136, 151, | ■ 152, 158, 159, 166, 167 Heare, Linda ..... 73, 146 Heatherly, Charles 62,170 Heck, Brian 73, 103,136,161 HE1............... 7, 8, 126, 127, 145 Henderson, Richard Gaibreath, Chuck Galindo, George GAUFON Galvan. Shane 131, 184, 211 72 ..........178 9. 72, 91, 95, 97, H 98, 99, 100, 158, 171 Gamble, Mamee 11. 72, 118. 151, 158 t ladley, William Haggard, Dr. Carrol Haggard. Lynn Hagood, Kevin Hah, Josephine 209 ........... 50 45 62, 120, 187 31,62, 140, 161 1 iendrix, Lorianne Henington, Wayne Henson, Genie ....... Herd, Jon ..... Hermann, Frances Hcrrmmtyer. Omar . Herrington. Mrs. Clyde Herrington, Patricia . ., Hester, Johnny Hester, Robert Hicks, Ellen . Hill, John Hill, Lisa 73, 134, 135. 151, 152, 155 73, 152, 154 224 55 73, 184 .... 125 39 125 . .73 73, � 45. 186, 196 ..........74, 126 147 152 74, 176 216 — Index Hill, Ruth 74, 157 hjllifflX. m7 1 Kinlen, Leslie 6, 63, 138, 148, 172, 179, 184, 186, 198, 149. Hmkel, Funds . History... Hitt, Michael Hodges, Alice .. Hodges, Tlmmie Hogue, Cynthia . I. and I. f. Mahee Dining Hall 113 Jackson. Chris 74, 187, 205 lair Band Kirby. Kevin Kirk, Dr. R. Luther Kirklen. Kim. Kistler, Romeo Ktot.. i Kbtzlar, Lisa Holladay. Gail.......... Holland. A L............. Holloway, Rodney ... 74, 17| Homecoming Road Race . . . Ralph ........... Hoo ey, Dr. Michael . 11, 1 Hooten, Duke..............M17 t -loover, JoLisa..... 74, 14S,J57 Hopkins, Skip L 74 8 T Hopkins, Sylana' Horn, Kristina .......... 74,147 Houghteling, Tommy 8, 74, 78, 87. 1 SC) House, Curtis .74 Jernigan, Steve. limison, Marion 4, 75, 131. 184 46 K fasten, Dr. David Klaverweiden, Kristi ...... 75, 75,103, 105, . 2, 132.133, 75. 124. 125, 1 152, 154 166, mm w 75. 140. 1 HousfoiY, Michele Howard, Rebecca) Huddleston, Kerry Hudgens, Dennlsj Hudman, Victor Hudson. Rutft.Ann Hi ttme, LaDonna Hughes, Or. Holly Hughes, l.ance Huhll. Charles BS, Marj' Humanities Hunsaker, Jeff ■ miuts Mi 173 62, 134 Johnson, Bobby.................75 Johnson, Brian 63, 126, 168 Johnson, LeAnn....... 75, 78, 150 lohnson, Mary Lynn . 43, 107, 109 Johnson, Patricia ............ 53 Johnson, Shea.................75 Johnson, Walter.. .39 .........rrrm .........I . : 39, 27, 32, 63, 107, 119,1 148, 149, 151 I 75, 145, 175, 184 ...J_____39 156, 157, 184 172, 175, 184 ! jr.75 54 ones, Belinda ones, Bennie Jones, Janice ■Jt. + • ■ •I I i 74.| 69, 7 127. 14 Jones, Karen ones, Morgan Jones, Tim •Jordan, Albert jbjfcph, Evelyn Joy, Marlene 122 . jungmeyer. Dr Vwui : 106 62, 209 unior Favorite Runners-Up .... 27 - -74 Junior Favorites............... 23 51,119 188 Klendo, Elvis KoSa i...... U 12. Krause, Mitgjgjtf Krivar Kromer, Chris J. 5, toto , Kevii 4 SJ� 75, 175, TAB- (uiml. At|dy . ........ 75, HiUm4 Kc Kyle, Kreg 11,32,63.134, 152, Kysee-Cmirtenay . 144. 102, 152 184, 187, 201 51, 108. 109, 173 K 152, 1 Hunt Dr. W. Anthony 106 Husted. Heath ...................74 Hutchins, Daniel 74, 126, 152, 155 Hutchinson, Rev William 39 Hutchison. Michael .............. 43 Hutchison, Stephanie . 74, 152, 154 HWF . . . 206 Kahi, � ryan ] 151, 152, 161 hi. Rev. Johnnie Kahl, Julie IHR 130, 131, 147 Indian Insight 168, 169 Intercollegiate School of Nursing . . 52. 53 Intramurali........... 206, 207, 208 Iris Graham Dining Hall............112 Isbell, Mark.......................135 5, 32, 63. 107, 136, , 166, 167. 174, 177 |.42. 174. 17i 75, 86. 140, 141, 152, 154, 187, 202 .........161 75, 172, 186, 199, 210 ............... 75 .........75, 152 11, 175, 184 ........k ...75 .............. .75 ................75 75, 146, 186 172, 185, 194. 211 .............. 223 4. 8, 38, 39. 88, Cinn Br.an flack. Dr. i'a L lady Windermere's Fan 94. 95, 96, ......«.� .1 I .mrm . . 75,138 .Evelyn 55, 128, 129, 137 , Beth 75, 86. 124, 151. 152 153, 161. 168. 169, Lynn Kasfenbauer, Valerie Keosce, Suzanne Keith, Neal Keith, Steven . Kelley, Vincent Kessler. Lisa Key, Jill Kiddy. Mike . Kiker, K D........... Killough, Lynn . Kim, Martha Kim, Dr. Thomas 106, 107, 108, 119, 150, 180. 223 Kimbrell, Hershel 54 Kimmel, Greg 184 King, Kristi . 75, 102. 145, 152. 154 Lang, Ann Langley, Scott Lanier, Brenda Lapoint, Pat Lathrop, Jenniler laughlin, Denise Lawrence, leie Leavelle, Greg Lee, Yolanda Leech, Joyce Lemond, Neel Lenoir. Beverly Library ........... Lindley. Rev. Albert Lindley, Robert Uprie-Spence, Ann Littlefield, Macy. Lively, Oscar . . Uoyi. Herman 6� 147, 152.155, 184. 190, 191 .............161 130, 131. 172, 184 ........76, 145 47 32,63,140,141 76, 146. 152, 158 39 91,92,157 ........76. 172 54, 175 48 .....45 39 63.88 47 76 56 39 Index — 217 locker. Usa Lockhart. Brandt Lockhart Debby lockhart Mary Koehler. Tom , Ke WK •.....ifti 63,472, 208 R 13,63 � 44 mi Lope . Julio . Lykins, Lana 33, 63, 24. 172. 184. 190.206, 207, 209. 210, 211 M y. 76. i ......... 'hi 90,91,92, 93.95. 96. 98,99, 101 Mainlena Mahon a S, 136. 137, 147, Maldonado, Saby 76, 14 166, Maldonado, Vic k 3,12,1 161, 162. pKbottda U)r -Kibert K i ri '] McCormick, Dr. H. Weldon . .39 McCormick, Sherry 64, 124, 152 McCowen, Janet............56, 139 McCuistian, Karyn..............76 urdy,Jim....................8 McDaniel, Dr. Gerald 50. 89, 106, ]� '«£ 108, 161 f McDaniel Jr., Raymond......... 39 'McDaniel Sr-., Raymond - . McDonald, George XK TOrf Vaney, Eugene -..... __ MjpCill, Brandon ... 76� 134 McGill, Logan ....184 Mooney. Phillip . 64, 132, 152, 153, 155 Moore, Jeff ...... 77, 172,209 Moore, Judy............. 44-, 4 Moore, Julie Moreno, Ruben . . ■ • 184 Morgan, Chris jjjfr. '57, 17ILjgI Morgan, Juliann 77, 78, fSirl McGowan, Ronald McGrath, Scott MdUsnnon, Stephanie At sn Neena .. 93. 95, 7 an. Rev, Hob: McMutry Christian anie 76, 76. 86, 91 9T, 140, , Trad ; dt. William.. 76, 184 39 irschall. Patricia i ml . . 76, 145 Marshall, Duke Martin. Ben 76. 172, iMartin, Shannon ...«.... Martinez. Hilda . I Martinez. Steyen . . Martinez, Tommy . Mathematics U79 . ,49 7 - 76 18-1 190 Memory Page i ,0( Men's Haskell 64. 126 .184 145, 184 152, 154 90, 91, 92, 141,168 . 39 HHHpPBUVHRrrN : . 174 MtMurry student Government . 3, 87, 105, 150. 1 51 Janay .76,145.175. 185. ■£ 18 V202, 203 64, 126, 151, 174 ..........222 . . 185 192, 193. 210, 211 187, 200 201, 210, 39 39 39 34 Morrow', John Moseley, . f. Mosier, Becky Mosley, Laurie lie Morris, Michel Mowson, Dr. Shirley . 13,77, 124, 125, 144. 166, 167 .. 53 77, 185 ............j. •, 39 . ... 77, 152 64, 185, 194, 195, Medley, J.i |Mefford,BiU -. Basketball Men's Tennis Men's Track . 186, 211 196, 197, 210 161 Moulton. Paula . MurtOZ..Manny Munoz. Michael Murphy, Doug. Mpers, Dr. Chet. My, rs, lames . .. Nance, Shannon Nash, fray - .......... Native American Art Exhibit Nayfa, Ann ............... Nayfa, Ellas ............ Nelson, Lisa 77. 145. 185, 207 39 7. 13 77 64 27, 77. 119, 151 Mangos, Terrence Merry, Dianna . t. 9. 33,64, 119, 152, 153,158, 1S9, 180, 181.223. 224 39 . 76,207 76,118,119 Neumann, Kim Newman Chad Newsom. Don Nguku, Michael... . Nichols, Captain Ralph Niehaui Mauldin, Darron - Mauldrn, Lorena Mauldin, Or. Re May. Marvin May. Sean . . McAltsle McAlister, To McCain, Judy McCann. Kim........ McCarble. Randy McCarthy, Pa Me VeftuT Barbara |_ I McClellan. Dr. Michael McCluer, Michelle.... 7' a laBmW orris;! Northup. Dr. Terry Norwood. Vi O n, liynum liar. Karen .... • nder, Janita Mtiler. Bud Miller, Frank Miller, J. Robert Miller, Jeremy Miller, Mendy Miller, Sarah Miranda, Kathy M.I.-U..II ViTTr rTT T r itrriT Mitchell, David Mitchell, loey Mitchell, Mike Mizell. Jay Model U N Modem language Club 171 Qlinger, Gretchen Modern Languages........................53 hh Mogus, DeAnna 77.� orr, Monk, Dr. Rqbt. ri............. 52. 88 Orr, John . Mooney, Joan .42 Qstos, Brent 77, 145, 157. 174, 207 - -.51 ........y 77, 147 77, 147 77, 145,170 O Boyle, lim .... 77,134,135 Nc.J,v. 152 Raymond 185 64. 185, 193, 211 ... 39 166, 167 109 64 77, 146, 171 77. 184, 189 49, 11 45 Odom, Mark lie OpiU, UlL„ itr, David 56 . 78, 184 . 78, 146� tSft 157. 158, 179, 181. 224 Wr .- 56 |l 30, 131, 184, 186, I 207 57 78 78, 145 179 218 — Index Ovor the Hill Gift 206,20« f’U ' Aveo. UW1.I . 78 207 Owen. I ee Ann Owusu, Nana arr 86, 166, 167 Paramount Theatre..................105 Parent's Weekend...................114 Park, Elliaft . | Parker. Brenda Parker, Melinda Parker,.Sti Pledging Political Science Pomdri ke. David . . Pope, Denia ... Pop« andy Poricif, Chris ........ Porter, Chris 5. ... Post Office Tim ■Mike |r . | r Residence Hall '7% 103 156. 15(| 'sate. Bran Dee ' fatri, Sandra Walton, Brill Patton, Carolyn Patton, Kerry 64. 134, 135. 152, 153, 155 78 A? 161 65, 121 184. 211 H Pntdwd, [ ‘ ,to'4 Pro Bowl 115, 206. 207 ___________ ■ 9. 122, 150, 166, 167, 168. 173, 174 Price. Dr Douglas 52.122. 166 Price, Richard 79. 184 Priestley, Sarah 79. 157 Print Shop............. 55, 78. 146. 15C Pearce. Trad .. Pedraza. Felipe PEMK4 ......... Pence, Jen Pennington. Dana Pentecost Barbara Pentecost. Deshea Penton. Or. Robert Pei key, Brian Petty, Angela 172, 206. 07 78. 185. 207 54. 161. Pt)choloK Public Relations hank BlfeClay . Put man, Shari iH Phi Alpha Theta....... Philips. Garry Phillips, Becky Phillips, Vivian Webb Philosophy....... ... Physical Education ... .. 53, 54 Pi Delta Phi 6, 12, 1 18, 139. 146 Pi Kappa Delta...................170 Pickett, Robin .............. 78, 11 Piel. Carl 27. 33. 65, 113, 134. 151. 168. 169 ieer esenhury. Kathy t32;165 161 52 Ra Alum Rabel, Patrick Rainey, Tanner Rains. Eddie lusty I Ramsey, Jennifi Rattlers Piel. hiTTT.V—■125. 148. 149. e. U)hiu 151, 168. 169, 172, 187 70 06, jlt Pittard, LaurieJ Pittenger, Carrel] Pittman, Albert Pittman, Austin Pittman, Cecelia Pittman, Elizabeth Pittman. Randy Placement I 2lf I 125| 33, 65, I 16. 4RzJ 07. 210, 211 164 78. 135, 150 55 78, 145 135, 152, 155 9.14 I 7h 14, 65, 107, 141, 148, 149. 161 Registrar's Office..............46 Reid, Donna . i 79. 187. 202. 207 Religion .......................52 n ttn . � , • RequBman, May 79.157 Resenation Princess Runner-Up . 26 17.. 101. 209 99 Reservation Princess Residence Halls Rice, Wendy ... hards, Mary . . | , hardson, Darrell hardson. Gloria .. . hey, Trey I Darrell . . inger, Ronny ley, Harris teen. Doug they, Trey . . Ritchie, Kevin Rivas. Christy - Roberts. Lynn t, T. Roberts, Vance Robertson. Lyssa . . Robertson, Sam Robinson. Anita . Robinson. Greg 65, binson, John T . binson, Russell . . ourt, Roland . . •nberger, Dr Lou Iriguez, Annemarie Jriguez, Liza [lrigue , Lourdes msch, Jill ... 1, Cameo , . .Heather ... , t b - - % i Ipse, ShSrf. ibaum. Gretchen Lha . 13.66. IMS 65. 164 107 184. 186 1%, 21 79. !3o. in, 1; f 9rWTS7 1 50, 178 : 34. 66. 178 J 66. 119 , 66, 128, 129, 148. 149. 177 . 142. 163 Redwine.Todrf-- Keoce. LvU- Reed, Nikki Reeve. Debbie RRT....... M. 206 Runmon, Robert 79, 121. 147. 187, T Rush ....... —.........w WfiW Ted 39 Russell, Holies Salinas, Joefl •salmon, Dr. Ronald Sanders, leremy Sanders, Rick Sands. Kristina Saucier. Rev David Scales. Don 79, 184 80, 184 ____60, 145. 157 22. 66.106. 1U7, 135, 1SI, 168 80 39 41 Index — 219 lectures hanitk Sophomore Favoj speau «ft % JpearsL 97 23, 80, 9 I ant e 161 Sthaap, Jeannette------ 80. 145. 17� 184, 187, 191, 2 X| Schachterle. Marga . 80. 146. 157 52 K8 5, 98, 99 101 188 184 124, 125. 172, 184. Schaef, Charlie Schiaffino, Victor Schiffel, Gesi Schiffman, Kamy Schneider, Kari Schofield. Dr. Richard Schofield, Shawn 80. 146 80, 133, 155. 157 80. 152 80, 157, 174 80, 145 48 186 Sillxtil Silvas. I Simmons; A Simpson, I Sims. Geoff Schowengerdl Bishop Louis 39, 88 Sing Song..... Stone, Deanna . 82, 164 Stowe, Jackie 47 Strang. Tony 82, 175. 185, 192, 193, 210 Straw, Monica 82. 128, 129, 148, 149, 165 Street, Tracy 82 Stroope, Randall 156 Student Awareness Seminar . . . .89 Student Services...................46 Studio McM..................... 86,87 Sullivan, Penny 35, 66, 142, 143 van, Roberto 157 Scoff. Ian 51,153, 154 Skelton, Alviri Scrimshire, David 80, 136, 150, Sledge. Dr. Robert 158 Slyker. Shelly 78,81, Searcy, loe 91. 99 -I qh ‘ 7 Sm h C W 1 (hrist. lulic jrlst. Sunny Hby, Marjorie filers, Jeff liman, Sheryl 24, 80. 141. 157 ............177 66, 135 It.. 142.143 nior Favorite Runners-Up.....27 Senior Favorites Senior Recognition Dinner .106, fevers, Janet Seward. Michelle 160, 161 Sewell, Sheri 9. 80. 105, 158, 159 “ Shackelford. Angela 80, 124, J25,| W0 • —80 smith. Maud 80 Smitn Monioi 161 Surovik, Bob , 187, Suter, Pattie |. 203 Suter. Sherwood 89 Swanson, Camille mm n i Swanson, Kevin -� a, oo Ll47 . __ 173 Smith. Nancy Smith, Russell Smith, Samantha Smith. Thomas Sociology Sociology Club Sonnenberg, Ho| 1°7 Sonntag, Dr. Rc 44 ' Sophomore Fav 34, 66. 142, 143, 181 46, 1 igu t Moon 99. 1C • of the 4 206 Mai Startler. Sown 210 Dr to el'h ... Stanton, Maggi 184 46. 119 156, 157 Tilley. Tony 161 TIP .7. 1 81 Tolar, Tommy 41, Shoemake, Randy Shores, John Short, Dr. Bill Short, Dan 171, 1 OTEM imd 157 TredenmcK Jim 43,168 207 Trevino, Fred � 6.123 99 Triangle Bowling lanes.......... 105 127 1 rotter. Dr. Clifford 39 . Shackelford. Pat Shackelford, Richard Shanafell, Dr. Cary Shanafelt, Nancy Sharp. Dr. A. C. Sharp, Margaret Sheppard. Sherbert, Tj Sherrill. Shirel, Donm 220 — Index Troutman, Mary Trussel, Cindy Tubb, Cindy Tucker. Gretchen Tumquist. Robert Twiden........ 82. 95. 97, 98, 99, 100. 145, 152, 154 161 82, 119 4.1 82 ................154 u Washington, Ve Ron it a Watkins, Anthony Watkins, Walker Weaver, Sharon Webb, Kmta 81. Wei� b, lor. 124, 125. Wetib, Paul Weidenfeller. Wendy 67j Weinkauf. Mcliss.. 83J 'eisel, Judy , ■1finer, Martha •Wfcvt. Sonya Ulibarri, Daniel Woods. Diane Word, Leslie T Wright. Chris J. Wright. Ginger VVrtght, lulie Wyatt. Dr. Kenneth m, X xo Whitfield, La |uan Who's Who . 29. }4. Yell, Dube 35 York. Shaunah 83 Young, Bob . 155 Valentine. John Wilbanks, Loretta Wilburn, latkv in Den Mouten. Sharon Zar.ik Roman,. ... Zellner. Bf ? Zepeda. Grace . 67. Williams, B Williams, � ffer, Mark Presidents Williams, WilliAmjk Zoiler, Sandra ’ollcyhall Women's Women's Interclub Women's Tennis Walsh. William Walters. Sam WAR WHOOP Ward, Ron Warner. Colleen Warner, Kendra Warren, Laurie Wartsbaugh Charlie Index — 221 Memory On Thursday, December 8, 1988, a treasured part of the McMurry cam- pus was taken from us. Icy roads took the life of 19-year-old freshman john Gary from Runaway Bay, Texas. Al- though he was here for less than a semester, he will remain forever in the hearts and minds of those who knew him. 222 — In Memory I have worked on the TOTEM for four years, and I now encounter the most difficult page I have ever had tdfipBJrTn TOe so many things I wanted to say in my Editor's Note, but I never dreamed the words would be so hard to find. Four years ago I came to McMurry to find myself” and discovered more than I ever expected. I learned more about nnsell than one can imagine, and I found a true family of friends along with a knowledge that (annot he measured simply by a college degree Frienay� i hom|Bpv( i B me if Hmssed Olit on the education I could have received at a large I I 1 1, and to that I always answer ndjjThat which I have learned in the classroom will be used to the reft of (m life, buurie edut aticjh I feel is the most Invaluable is that which I received outside of th IWtBpOm add had really.knowfVfll along — the importance of family, friends, and experiences. My family has sh wn me nothiugbut love and support, and I can never thank them enough. I can honestly say that I ha «• found true !m nds.tftjaculty, staff, and administration, as well as in fellow students The things I bnv experienced have gfvenmo the courage and independence to make it on my own who have been .1 part of my college experience. To my family, thank you done to help me through these years. I love you all very much. To my professors, -ou have shared with me. To my brothers in Alpha Phi Omega, jj 9. To my sisters in Alpha Psi Alpha thank you for your love and the fun tours and fellowship. To all of my friends, thank you for eded you — I will always be there for you. And to thf TOTEM Staff, thank you for | cing this book. I know I wasn't always easy to wodc with, but I appreciate you I I thank ill of I everyl thank thank support. To the Band being thro - when I m Mailof jypj dedication and willingness to put up with me. I love each and every one of you. When I got to McMurry, I thought graduation was a moment far down the road, but I have found than it has come all too quickly. Now the end of my undergraduate years has come. Some ot my londesl memories are those of producing this year book for you, the people of McMurry College. It is never easy to capture a year in pictures, time to move on and discover wh truly miss my Alma Mater. � pe .| le I words, but I have loved having the opportunity to try. It is now ► ahead I will never forget my days here at McMurry, and I will Dianna L. Merry Editor-in-Chief 1988-89 TOTEM Editor's Note — 223 TOTEM 1989 Editor-in-Chief Dianna L. Merry Section Editors Laura Brooks Lezlie Sweatt Denise Wilks Photographers Deborah Cannon Aaron Crouch Loretta Fulton Raymond Ochs Andrew Shroyer Darkroom Technician Daniel Ulibarri Advisor Zackie Van Houten Special Thanks to: Mr. Wayne Henington (for classes photos) Mr. Troy Anderson (for cover design) HA ( rrdils