Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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i FLiSOl)| tO TO IET 6 EDITOR EVIE WILLIAMS AND FRIENDS Carolyn Willie Williams and Jeanne Bookout worked long with the editor on this news sheet. TYME STAFF Editor in Chief Evie Williams Assistant Editor .... Carolyn Williams Staff Secretary Jeanie Bookout Executive Assistant .... Ellen Venable £ tents omen Here we are again — attempting to produce a yearbook with an unusual but worthwhile style. This year we have been able to analyze our previoius effort and compare it with Pro- fessor W. E. Garet ' s original idea. We believe that the 1960 La Ventana staff has done a great job in improving the maga- zine approach. There has been a sincere effort to add to each organization by giving them the best possible representation. Coordi- nation was the by-word and transition was the result. Effectiveness in every realm from layout ideas to original photography was the goal. Creativity nourished and hard work paid off. We feel that the success of the venture is not ours alone — it belongs equally to those whose cooperation made it possible. Most of the organizations were helpful. An under- standing of our limitations as to total picture space and financial backing made our job easier and more profitable. Thanks for meet- ing copy deadlines and keeping those all- important conference dates. While looking over the whole book we feel that you will discover that the 1960 La Ven- tana covers all phases of life at Texas Tech. From social events to coverage on class pro- cedure — this book contains it all. As for Tyme magazine, let us say that the same style and subject matter was represented in this year ' s edition with one exception — the material which concerned the speech depart- ment was transferred to Life magazine in or- der to give better representation to the organi- zations concerned. We attempted to follow the creative basic planning of Ray Tibbetts, Los Angeles commercial artist. Including all the worthwhile functions of the music depart- ment was a difficult task. The Army R.O.T.C. and Air Force R.O.T.C. were handled indi- vidually. Religion on the Tech campus was again represented by presentation of the various stu- dent center ' s activities. And this year ' s place of honor goes to Lew Jones, who has served Tech faithfully as its Dean of Men — we were both proud and happy to dedicate the 1960 La Ventana to him. Well — that is about all we have to offer in the way of explanation. We hope that this edition of the La Ventana will be a source of constant pleasure — now and in the years to come. Dedication Tech Affairs The Press . INDEX 2 Religion 3 Music . 4 Military II 18 27 Custodian and friend. J. D. Wilson works long after everyone else has gone