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

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Contents Opening 4 Student Life 10 Sports 64 Organizations Spirit and Service Special Interest Academics 114 116 172 214 Greeks Sororities Fraternities 312 314 358 Housing 424 Classes 472 Advertising 576 t Index 585 Closing 604 A Golden Opportunity — 3

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2 — A Golden Opponumt

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Fair game ▲ Through a child ' s eyes, a fair is a special event. Many Lubbock area children spend time and money on the attractions. Vendors sell everything from fried cheese to sponge animals. The sun makes the climb up the Caprock, paus- ing to invest- igate a crevice. East Lubbock citizens are already up; Tech Ghetto residents are just beginning to stir. Eventually, the sun finds the campus, dabbl- ing in the foun- tain, reflecting off the flag poles warming the walls of the buildings. A flash in the dark The 65th Panhandle South Plains Fair gives students a chance to relax, enjoy the Midway rides and hear concerts by performers such as Roy Clark and Ronnie Milsap. Seeing what the human eye can ' t, the camera lens catches special effects of the Hurricane. All photos by Damon Milliard. Sun catcher Catching some rays, a favorite pastime of Tech students, also seems to apply to the Spindletop. a ride at the Panhandle South Plains Fair 4 — A Golden Opportunitii