Dallas Baptist University - Summit Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

1 Introduction Bei = : a os ee D) te, =) D) ol) © SS OD aa = aha Dallas Baptist College. . . the dream . . . began in the little town of Decatur, Texas. Under the name of Northwest Texas Baptist College, DBC opened its first semester in 1893. Because of financial difficulty, the college was renamed Decatur Baptist College in 1897. Today in Decatur, only a ghost of the mighty “Home of the Indians” can be seen on the side of a factory. The Administration Building, which once watched the busy activities of college life, now serves as the Wise County Museum. It was decided in 1963 to relocate the college to a more central location. The world’s oldest junior college was moved, lock, stock, and barrel, to Dallas, Texas, and became our present day Dallas Baptist College. Introduction Contents Administration — Staff Faculty — Staff Activities Personalities Organizations Sports. cn eee ee 118 Classes Ads — In Introduction The Dream as It Is Today Built on a hill, like Old Decatur Baptist College, Dallas Baptist College is now a four year college, - offering a quality education in a Christian context. er eeasaniesranh oeenvau me ces om ct . s en en OF 4 Introduction sClENCE aURUOING — IT de i My om ih | a fs | Introduction 5 The Dream as It Was Yesterday Proud Decatur Baptist buildings that once held the beginning of a great dream, have changed. Some have only been renamed and remodeled, while others have ceased to exist. TOP: Early picture of Administration Building. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Dallas Baptist chapel tent where the Learning Center now stands. BOTTOM LEFT: At one time, the boys’ dorm, burned in 1904. BOTTOM RIGHT: Remains of one of Decatur’s buildings. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Painted on the side of Gettys Gymnasium, now a Decatur factory. 6 Introduction ait Mirch ee ge J ‘tO He Wek 4 Z a Introduction 7 8 Introduction COLLEGE LIFE Activities at Dallas Baptist College are available to all. Some students wish to be by themselves on the hill. or to watch events take place. Other students prefer to take active places in campus events and organizations. See 2 BS aye Ta tn SA Sl SCRE ay Introduction 9 a i _ EARLY LIFE. Dallas Baptist College has always enjoyed her campus athletics and organizations. The origins of our modern day Indians can be traced to the early years of the twentieth century. Pictured are some of the predecessors of the current Indian activities. 10 Introduction OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: After construction of four tennis courts in 1934, tennis became a popular sport. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: The B.M.C. Club. Top Row, L. to R. — D. W. Bartlett, H. L. Hunt, president, Middle Row — Lester Linn, W. S. Ikard, Par Longly, Ross McAdams, Bottom Row — Edward Moore, Tom Bobo, Robert Cooke, Russell Selvidge, secretary. Motto — Help all we can and can all we can’t. TOP: Coach Bub Mosley’s 1908 College Champions. Curry Green, Clinton Rogers, Chas. Nash, Wilbur Hunt, Hanby Brindly, Edd Ward, Carl Christian, John Gunn, Estle Ilts, Charles (Bub) | Mosley. BOTTOM: Football Team 1914-1915. First Row — Penn O’Dixon, Second Row — Lester Ray, Joe Ables, Gordon Roberts, Ray Christian, Raymond Gentry, Third Row — B. B. Harrelson, Cecil Hoyle, Fourth Row — Jennings Brown, L. St. Clair, Paul Scott, Ed O. Ransom, Earnest Poteat, Bo Petit, Grady Woodruff, Dawson, Horace Renshaw, Cul Harrison. Introduction 11 IOP LER T: Young Dr. Thorn. TOP RIGHT: Dr. Thorn in training? BOTTOM LEB Ts Second Row, Loto Ro Becky. Jessie. Jenny. Bill. First Row Martha. Kay. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jessie and Bill. 12. Introduction DR. W. E. (BILL) THORN Before becoming a part of the Dallas Baptist College dream, Dr. Thorn played on the Hardin Simmons Varsity football team for two seasons, then joined the Navy for World War II. Meeting Jessie changed his life around, and not too many years later, he and Jessie had four lovely girls. In 1975, Dr. Thorn became a part of D.B.C. Because of his hard efforts and love for the school. Dr. Thorn, with God's guidance has given Dallas Baptist College a new outlook and hope for the future. Not only for what he has done for Dallas Bap- tist College, but for the great person he 1s in Christ. The 1978 SUM- MIT is DEDICATED TO DR. W. E. THORN. Introduction 13 Decatur Presidents Great men have helped build the dream that Dallas Baptist College has become. Without these presidents, the college would not have the colorful past, nor the bright future of tomorrow. 14 Introduction OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: B. F. Giles 1898-1900. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Rev. J. L. Ward 1900-1907; 1914-1950. TOP LEFT: Dr. J. B. Tidwell 1907-1908. BOTTOM LEFT: W. C. Carver 1909-1914. RIGHT: Otis Strickland 1950 — decided to move Decatur Baptist to Dallas in 1963. Introduction 15 18 Administration ADMINISTRATION Dr. W. E. Thorn President ne gS Blt: Dr. Weldon L. Estes Dr. E. N. Jones Dean of Students Administrative Associate Dr. Jimmy O’Dell Academic Dean Thomas J. Rector Dr. Charles D: Vanderslice Financial Administrator Director of Development Administration 19 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF JETER BASDEN C. RAY BELTZ PHYLLIS L. DUPREE Dir. of Admissions and Registrar Coordinator of Community Services Admissions Counselor MARGARET A. GIBBS Dir. of Learning Center JAN HALSTEAD Dir. of Student Foundation and Alumni 20 Administrative Staff JERALD JACOB Mang. of Campus Store DOUG LEWIS Dir. of Students and Religious Activities DAVID O’CONNOR Dir. of Financial Aid and Placement ANSON VAN SLYKE Comptroller STEVE SHEIRON Dir. of Intercollegiate Athletics JANIS W. WATSON Coordinator of Degree Program for the Deaf Administrative Staff 21 FACULTY AND STAFF Lucille Adams Sec. — Dir. of Dev. Sylvia Artmann Evelyn Baldwin Asst. Prof., Education Asst. Prof., Art Raynal Barber Prof., English William Bell Sandra Blassingame Prof., Religion Assoc. Prof:, Nursing Robert H. Bolen Dir. of Budget and Accounting 24 Faculty and Staff Don Branscum General Maintenance Jim Branscum Dept. Head, Mechanical Larry Braidfoot Instructor, Rel. and Philosophy Hazel Bumgarner Assoc. Prof., Business Deborah Brown Maid Linda Bumgarner Assoc. Prof., Biology Rebecca Bush Librarian of Technical Services Ernest W. Bush ; Coordinator, Instructional Media Resources Faculty and Staff 25 Verl Capps Assoc. Prof., Music Wanda Bushman Helen Capps Asst. Prof., Nursing Asst. to Registrar Jann Clanton Instructor, English Vernon Cates Prof., Chemistry Clara Clay Librarian Wesley Coffman Prof., Music Steven Lynn Cooper Instructor, Music 26 O. L. Corbin Maxine Crouch Custodian . Sec. — Academic Dean Elaverne Doggett _ John Donnelly Supervisor, General Services , Security Charles Cruce BSU Director Michael A. Field Pamela Fleming Asst. Prof., Sociology Asst. Manager of DBC Campus Store Zora Ann Echols Sec. — Division of Nursing Faculty and Staff Marjorie Frankie Asst. — Dir. of Teaching Education David Fletcher Assoc. Prof., Religion Helen Garner Sec. — President Marvin Gholson Prof., Business Byrne Garvin Financial Aid Bookkeeper Fred Gibbs Landscaping Beverly Giltner Prof., Physics Jimmy Harp Instructor, P.E. and Baseball Coach Lawrence Hill Prof., History 28 Faculty and Staff Kenneth Howard Assoc. Prof., Business Mary Hines Sec. Admissions Joe C. Hurd Asst. Prof., Education Richard Hunt Robert L. Hunt General Maintenance Prof., Business Charles W. Jones Assoc. Prof., Communication Arts Curtis Island Department Head, Shop Frank Ing Asst. Prof., Foreign Language Faculty and Staff 29 30 Faculty and Staff Chris Jordan Prof., Biology Karen Lefebvre Sec. — Admissions Counseling Neville Logston General Maintenance Gailya Kajihiro Asst.— Registrar — Records Edmund Lacy Prof., History A. W. Leelay Custodian Jo Lynn Loyd Instructor, Sociology Charles V. Manes Prof., Business Carl Marder III Donna McComas Prof., Communication Arts Instructor, Nursing . . eR eS ANSON RD Leonard McCown Cathy McCoulskey i Librarian Sec. — Dean of Students Anne Melhart Ambria Mosley Kathryn Myres Sec. — Alumni Assoc. S General Maintenance Asst. Dir. of Financial Aids Jo Ann Parham Assoc. Prof., Education Jerry Nichols Computer Programmer Marsha Pool Asst. Prof., Math Charley Pryor Prof., Political Science Carol Raybon Librarian, Technical Services Helen Ott Asst. to Registrar, Data Processing W. Allen Powell Prof., English Junius Reimers Accountant —_— Asst. Prof., English David Risinger David C. Robbins Dir. of Public Relations Prof., Math Herbert Robbins Prof., Biology Doris Rountree Accounts Payable Clerk Douglas Skeen Asst. Prof., History Major John Ross Instructor, ROTC Coordinator Fred Slauson ay r Robert Smith Assoc. Prof., Math iS Asst. Prof., Music L. G. Smith General Maintenance Faculty and Staff Dale Stiwell Cashier Paul Sorrels Lecturer, Sociology Gary Starnes Assoc. Prof., History Jeanette Thigpen Sec. — Financial Administrator Nancy Sword PBX Operator Residence Dir. of Lange Hall William Sword General Maintenance Postal Clerk Denise Tom Sec. Dir. of Learning Center Aletha Vandagriff Sec. Financial Aids and Placement 34 Faculty and Staff —. Emily Washingt Laura Vaughn mily came on Bookkeeper Fred White Prof., Religion Mary Williams Maid Patricia Williams Assoc. Prof., Foreign Language Thena Wilson Instructor, Nursing Alice Wright Guinevere Zimmerman Instructor, P.E. Asst. Prof., Nursing Mountain Creek Fair 38 Activities The purpose of Mountain Creek Fair is to involve all the campus organizations in an evening of fun-filled activity and to introduce the churches of the area to the students of Dallas Baptist College. Activities 39 a Pen secutor b | Kangaroo Court 40 Activities Kangaroo Court signifies the initiation of all incoming freshman. It is not meant to intimi- date anyone, but to draw these new freshman into closer fellowship with the functioning student body. Freshman are tried for various imagined crimes and are “always convicted.” Activities 41 a... , YY ee Sah Ig OEE NY ee eer + , a Sea { cay , a a 2¥ Tt. Ska Tribal Wars 42 Activities . Tribal Wars, sponsored by the SGA, was held for the first time on the DBC campus this year. The purpose of this activity was to involve all members of the DBC family in a fun-filled day of activities. The day included various games, live enter- tainment, a chicken dinner and was capped off with a drawing for assorted prizes. It is hoped that this activity will become a tradition in future years on the DBC campus. Activities 43 er 44 Activities PAA LAA AS The Homecoming Cabaret was the beginning of a regular theatre production program for Dallas Baptist College. The ad said “Come see where our theatre will be. Watch it grow. Come and bring a pillow and sit on the floor.” The Valentine Cabaret was the second production of the 1977-78 theatre season. The theatre-in-the- round space developed into and set in chairs. These two productions were the forerunners for The Room at the Top Theatre. VANARAA RAAT OOOO KY OOOO Xe BOO Nis Activities 45 Homecoming 46 Activities i ’ SS Homecoming brings former students and faculty mem- bers back for a weekend of campus activities. The activi- ties sponsored by current students, and faculty members focus on forming a special bond between the two groups. Activities 47 48 Activities ; Activities 49 Western attire, a western dinner and, hayride all went to create an atmosphere of west- ern hospitality which made the theme of Jamboree Day at Dallas Baptist College create an atmosphere of anticipation for the finalé of the Jamboree session that e vening. a HG SS SS Rs Sa ae 8 ee. ( Jot 4 . t ie Activities 51 ee Miss DBC 52. Activities The Miss DBC contestants are nominated by their fellow students. When she is selected from several areas of competition, our wish is that she best represent Dallas Baptist College in the highest of Chris- tian and moral character where ever her endeavors may take her. Activities 53 NIB | C ween 54 Activities BYs) “ a = = Vv “ 4 t 56 Activi Baptist Student Ministry Christian Focus Week CFW is a time for the campus of Dallas Baptist College to concen- trate on the spiritual values which give the school its distinction as an institution whose values come from a personal faith in Jesus Christ. The theme was “Jesus Alive.” Our resource team was: Doug Tipps of Jackson, Mississippi; Roger Copeland of Little Rock Arkansas; Frank Roughton of Cambridge, Ohio; Oscar Roan of Dallas, Texas; and the Imperials of Nashville, Tennessee. Activities 57 Spring Spectacular 58 Activities Spring Spectacular is a week of cam- pus-wide activities focusing on student involvement. Prospective students attending get a glimpse of campus life, and it is a unique opportunity to involve alumni and friends with the entire administration, faculty, staff, and student body — thus a “Home- coming” in the spring. Activities 59 60 Activities | Pe? CMe, riatee, 5369 oS ELM OC oe re. Seceat ecco eee 62 Activities ae {LAE RN Honors and Awards Day The purpose of Honors and Awards Day is to honor academic excellence in the students of Dallas Baptist College. In addition to exhibiting qualities of leadership, honesty, and citizenship, honored students for a class award must maintain a GPA of 3.8 or more. For a departmental award, two may be given in each department. A stu- dent must be a declared major, and have completed at least 12 hours in his field, and have at least a 3.5 average in his maior. Activities Commence- ment “ 2 = he 4 LS) wt Oo Activities 65 atte hreth Ls DBC ; 7 SE. Mee ! yee LIP F30 XZ Up Lees Allinger as Kong GY (tt Pt7oC 2 2CECE Yd DPrthban Mow Congeniality Gee Beatlepyyr, EG Hew YBC 100f Sd Ce SD Zs an Co ee [Done GLA oe) gee Glen Chewy Sigsbee SSD 72 Personalities A Camp Oo ge Bhat CONC IE sophomore sencor frrrnce dd finer frrereceds Kelly Olde Personalities 73 | In Des £6an CMeges . a. Voivoisa: Cees Wt Dilles Bar Lead College — NORMAN BERGER: Nursing; T.N.S.A.; CARLOS BLACKWOOD: Basketball: Soc- B.S.U. cer: I.S.U.; Spanish and Physical Education Major. JACK DANIELL: SGA President; SGA Senator: Kappa Sigma International Frater- nity — Grand Master, Grand Procurator. Guard: Student Foundation — Steering Committee, Fund Raising; Baseball Captain: Mr. Spring Spectacular. LISA CAMP: Alpha Chi Student Represent- ative: Phi Alpha Chi: Student Foundation — Vice President and Recruitment: B.S.U. — Secretary: Chorale — Secreatry: RHSA Floor Representative: Summit Editor: Junior Class Princess: Senior Class’ Princess: Miss DBC Talent Award: Miss DBC Nominee. JALDEEP DAULAT: Science Club: I.S.U.: Alpha Chi: Dean’s List: Biology and Chemis- try Major. RANDY DPCRE R=: Alpha Chie WindaChi MIARSHAN DOTSON: Alpha Chis Preasurer RHONDA FULTON: Alpha Chis Associa- Alpha Vice President: Deans Past: Music Alpha Chi: Math and Speech Secondary tion of Pexas Educators. Student Chapter: Maio Education Mayor. Choir: Music Education Mayor. DONNY WATTS SoeraliGhanumins AWE: RANDY HATCHET DE: Mintsteral Alhance SUSAN HICKS: Student Foundation PR | Alpha Chi: RON: Elementary Education Secretary Treasurer: Student Poundation: : Chairman: ATE Secretary: Cheerleader: | Mauer : Alpha Chi: Deans Fist: Religion and Philose- : Kappa Sigma Starduster: Sophomore phy Mier, Homecoming Princess: 1977 Homecoming Queen: Miss Spring 1977; SGrAN. Personalities 75 2 anaes epee DEBORAH HOLLAND: President Alpha ; MICHELLE MANNING: President: Alpha LARRY MELHAR TE: Ministerial Alliance Chi: klementary Education Major. Sigma Alpha: President Panhellenic: Panhel- Minister of Music: Vice President Min- lenic Representative: Treasurer Ake isterial Alliance: President Student Foun- Deans List: Freshman Homecoming Court: dation: Religion Mayor. Student Foundation: Elementary Education Mayor. ALICIN MOORE: Alpha Phi: Mu Phi bt psi- lon? Deans List: Chamber Choir Seere- tary: Reflections: MENG: ATE: A Cappella: Panhellenic Associttion, —° DEBORAH MORRIS: Alpha Chis Student, RANDY RENO: Alpha Chi Vice Presi- , Poundation: Sociology Mayer dent: MOA. Staff Writer for Chieftain: Dou- ble Mayor: Religion and English 76 Personalities EDWIN SCHAFER: President Ministerial Alliance; Dean’s List: Religion and Philoso- phy Major. BRYAN TOM: President B.S.U.: Dean's List: Dorm Director — Lang Hall: Commu- nication Arts — Media Mayor. BILLY SIGSBEE: Chaplain SGA: M:A. President: B.S.U.. Bible Study Chairman: Student Foundation: Dean’s List: English Major. ROBBIE VERNER: B.S.U. — Social Chair- man: Sophomore I.S.U. Treasurer: Junior International Student: Dean’s. List: English Major. CHERYL WILLIAMSON: Treasurer Alpha Sigma Alpha: Vice President Senior Class Officer: ATE: Student Foundation: Dean’s List: R.A.: Elementary Education Mayor. Personalities V7 Sports Awards STAN BAKER Marty Scott Award Baseball GENE PARKS. RANDY CREWS MOOSE COOKE Marty Scott Award Larry Spring Award Pete Torres Award Baseball Baseball Baseball CLAYTON COLIZ Basketball BILL BURDEN SPIKEJONES Basketball Basketball 78 Personalities JAMES O'Neal MIKE RICHARDS VICENTE BARLETTA Soccer Soccer Soccer BILL BLANKENSHIP Most Dedicated Tennis KAY JONES LOUIS AVERY ROBYN STARNES Most Outstanding Most Outstanding Most Dedicated Tennis Tennis Tennis Personalities 79 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a coeducational! society whose purpose is to promote aca- demic excellence and exemplary character among college and univer- sity students and to honor those achieving such distinction. ABOVE PICTURED: Bottom Row, from left to right Lisa Camp, Wilma Smith, Randy Decker. Dr. Giltner, Kathy Page. Janet Rob- bins. James Jolley. Larry Holland, Marsha Dotson. Debra Holland. Second Row — Mar- jorie Ream. Dana Pack, Judy Cox, Pauline Grubb. Third Row Bobby Haney, Paul Fogle and Randy Reno. Officers from left to right: Kay Kavanaugh Secretary. Debra Holland — Treasurer, Randy Reno — Vice President, Lisa Camp — Student Delegate to Convention. 82 Organizations Phi Alpha Chi Phi Alpha Chi, the fine arts club, is designed to further the appreciation of the fine arts of the students and faculty of Dallas Baptist College. It is the purpose of this organization to beautify the campus and to promote the gesthetic growth of all who are involved with D.B.C. PICTURED ABOVE: From Bottom Left to Right — Kirk Kingsley, Rod Crosser, Karen Ray, Kay Jones, Debbie Scott, John Campbell, our sponsor; Mrs. Evelyn Baldwin, Doug Harris, Terri Parham, Terry Bradley. PIC- TURED LEFT: is Rod Crosser, President, Doug Harris; Vice President, Debbie Scott; Secretary, Treasurer, John Campbell; Publicity. Organizations 83 The objectives of the Society of Physics Students shall be to encourage and assist students interested in physics to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsi- bility that are essential to the advancement of physics: stimu- lating interest in advanced study and research in physics; develop friendship among physics stu- dents and faculty members; pro- mote public interest in physics: provide liaison between students and the member societies of the American Institute of Physics; recognize high scholarship and potential achievement in physics among outstanding students by means of Sigma Pi Sigma mem- bership. PICTURED ABOVE: Left to Right — Ron Breed. Mark Anderson, Bob Lemly. Allan West. Jack Webb. Larry Morris, Kiichiro Konischi. Physics Club Pictured from, left to right — Jack Webb — Sec.—Treasurer, Larry Morris — Vice President, Bob Lemly — President, Dr. Gitler — Sponsor. 84 Organizations Science Club The purpose of the Science Club is to promote scientific interest among the students of Dallas Baptist College and to promote the academic and professional development of its members. The club has made field trips to the Texas Gulf Coast, Big Bend National Park, Big Thicket Country, and the Guadalupe Moun- tains and Carlsbad Cavern. Pictured From Front Row, Left to Right — David Clauss, Barbara Robinson, Frances Holt, Beth Shaw, Dr. Beverly Giltner, Janet Ingraham, Jaldeep Dau- lat, Joe Hays, Allen West. Back Row — Dr. Vernon Cates, Ken Butler, Mary Upchurch, Dr. Chris Jordan, Bobby Haney, Dr. Linda Bumgarner, Hank Thompson, Peggy Walsh, Stebe Trammell. Officers: President; Bobby Haney, Vice-President; Steve Trammel, Secre- tary; Janet Ingram, Publicity; Jaldeep Daulet. Organizations 85 iB} (3. 24 : iy 14 He i Bs tz z wy The Association of Texas Educators The purpose of The Association of Texas Educators is to serve all educators who desire to work together to promote the progress of education and develop and maintain high standards of professional ethics. ABOVE PICTURED: Bottom Row, from Left to right — Susan Hicks. JoAnn Cary. Susan Gaunce, Lydia Friesenhahn, Debbie Glanville. Eddie Aguire, Second Row — Barbara Pedersen. Willa Faye McCoy. Laura Smallwood, Michelle Manning, Mar- sha Dotson. Debbie Hoffmeister. Deb Holland. Kay Kavanaugh, Third Row — Carol Reid. Kathy Page. Jan Smith, Cheryl Barringer, Sherry Pettijohn, Shirley O’Quinn, Deemie Slade. Naomi West, Susie Bailey, Fourth Row — Karen Givens. Alicia Moore, Bill Tittsworth. Rhonda Fulton, Chery! Williamson, Lori Hawkes. Deborah Jones. Marguerite Humphreys, John Kleiman, Buddy Caps. RIGHT PICTURE: From left to right — Susan Hicks — Secretary. Charles W. Till- erson — Sponsor, John Kleiman — President, Su san Gaunce — Reporter. Michelle Manning — Treasurer. 86 Organizations rts Pe ‘au RR a aa ES toa 3 This year, TNSA has focused on strengthen- ing its organization by seeking to involve more Nursing students. Five committees were established which enabled more social activities, programs, and state level corre- spondence. Due to increased membership, for the first year in its history, TNSA was allowed two delegates to the state convention held March 8—12. These delegates were Janet Barnes and Robert Waybright. Poster Sales, numerous guest speakers, blood drive, a thank you breakfast for faculty, a big sister little sister week and an End of the Year Fling for Seniors are some of the many activities sponsored by TNSA. Our thanks from TNSA to all who cooper- ated with enthusiasm in making 77-78 a suc- cessful year. TNSA PICTURED ABOVE: Bottom Row, Left to Right — Gloria Vanderbeck. Connie Blaylock, Bonnie Riney. Second Row — Norma Bergen, Tala Mandeville. Mary Anne Shoemake. Janet Barnes, Lisa Osborne, Third Row Susan Wynn, Nan Suggs, Robert Waybright. PICTURED OFFICERS: Left — Tala Mandeville (President), Connie Blaylock (Vice-President). Organizations Bottom Row, Left to Right Steve Parish, Manvel Lerma, Anne Cavazos, Edwin Vega, Tim Milligan, Second Row — Sam Hernandez, Paul Perez, James Sisk, Vic May, Third Row — Michael Clayton, Neal Logan, Dana Morris, David Burrell, Sgt. Hines, Top Row — MSGI Adolph Perthius, Maj. John L. Ross, ROTCG In addition to the many advantages offered by the ROTC program to college men and women, there are significant advantages to the Nation as a whole. This unique system of instructing and commission- ing the bulk of our officers on college campuses has produced a vital national defense and civilian enter- prise. The ROTC program is typically American. It is an expression of our historic concepts of the citi- zen soldier and civilian control over our Military forces. Bottom , Left to Right — Dana Morris, Sam Hernandez, Neal Logan, Tim Milligan. Bottom Right, Bottom Row, Left to Right — Sam Hernandez, Steve Parish, Tim Milligan. Second Row — Dana Morris, Neal Logan, Vic May. Residents The dorm residents and resident assistants are a group of stu- dents whose assignments are to create a cohersive working ele- ment; establishing that, it is our intention to use that element in creating a good working relationship between student and administration. PICTURED ABOVE: Ma Paine. Our special thanks to you dear lady. PIC- TURED RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. David Scott. PICTURED BELOW: From Top Left to Right — Mike Van Sickle, Randy Decker, Nolan Warner, Rhonda Rob- inson, Leslie Jordan, Becky Cheyne. Judy Lee, Robin Strayer. Drganizations 8 ay PICTURED ABOVE: From Left to Right — Rhonda Eagleson. Kirk Kingsley. Mark Licklider, Donna Anthony. Bill Jones. Chieftan Staff 90 Organization The Chieftans purpose is to spread the art of journalism across the DBC campus. It should seek to teach the many bright and talented journalism students this art and to develop their talents to the fullest. We pride ourselves on having one of the most objective and informative news services. We print as many as possible of the hundreds of intellecturally—stimulat- ing editorials we receive. Our photography and art layouts are of the highest calibre, making the Chieftan entertaining while also stimulating the reader to further interest in this journal. The above opinions are solely that of the Chieftan Staff and are not necessarily those expressed by the Administration, Student Body, or the Summit Staff. Summit Staff This year the staff of the 1978 Summit Year- PICTURED LEFT: Lisa Camp — Editor of the book sought to stimulate the faculty and stu- : . Hod ele Cee dent body in remembrance of our founding pS Karen Ray: Photography; Associate Editor, Rod fathers and their sole heart’s desire to see Dallas tll al Crosser: Art design and layout. Baptist College reach her full potential as a lib- a ” : eral arts institution; and reaching that in an atmosphere of Christian brotherly love. We hope the student body and faculty appreci- ate and honor this founding goal. Organizations 91 The purpose of this organization is to promote mutual under- standing and exchange cultural heritage among the foreign stu- dents and the American students. The membership is open to all students of this college. To be a full member a person must be a foreign student or have lived in a foreign country for a period of at least one year. To become an associate member a person must be a current student or alumni who 1s interested in the organiza- tion. The International Student Union elects a sponsor from the faculty annually. International Students TOP PICTURE: Top Row, Left to Right — Steve Cooper (Sponsor), Abdulmajid Aboo (Kenya), Alex Chin (Guyana), Dawood Harunani (Kenya), Luke (Haiti), Mr. Robert Parham (Sponsor). Sitting, Left to Right — Bellanice Rodriquez (Costa Rica), Dr. Par- ham (Sponsor), Robbie Verner (M.K. Ghana). Im Nam (Korea), Anton Atik (Pales- tine). BOTTOM PICTURE, OFFICERS: Left to Right — Anton Atik (President), Im Nam (Secretary), Abdulmajid Aboo (Vice Presi- dent). 92 Organization Top Row, Left to Right — Mark, Licklider, Jon Campbell, Bill Jones, Second Row — Leroy Day, Carl Marder (Director), Third Row — Diana Rzyski, Steve Parish, Darla Perkins, Fourth Row — Kathy Penley, Nita Stracke, Nancy Straughan, Fifth Row — Sandi Walsh, Walter Harvey, Lydia Freisenhahn. Gateway Players Gateway Players’ pur- poses are to offer its members practical experience in every aspect of theatre pro- duction, set design, costuming, lighting, make-up, acting, directing, publicity, and to offer quality theatre performances for the D.B.C. com- munity. Organization 93 Top Row, Left to Right — Mike Lauderback, Walter Harvey, Bruce Amdal, Ron Breed. Jim Kelley. Ken Bernal, Greg Hines, David Balyeat, Allen West. Steve Cooper (Director), Bottom Row — Sandy Lee. Cindy Lee, Dan Carson, Jeanne Adkins. DBC Stage Band The DBC stage band, directed by Mr. Steve Cooper, was formed in the fall of 1977. It consists of a winds section, including trum- pets. trombones, and saxaphones and a rhythm section with drums, piano, bass, and electric guitar. The DBC stage band plays contemporary music, and performs at school functions such as basketball games, Miss DBC pageant, Spring Spectacu- lar, and others. Occasionally, the band also accompanies one of the school vocal groups. TOP PICTURE: Ron Breed. BOTTOM PICTURE: Allen West. Fe 94 Organization POUR wey a Ghurch Music Conference Left to Right — Dr. Verl Capps (Director), Phil Vandagriff (President), Kim Crow (Secretary), Randy Decker (Vice President), Ron Daniel, Bruce Amdal. The purpose of the Church Music Conference is to promote fellowship among students and faculty of Dallas Baptist College who are interested in church music. It keeps members informed of events, trends, and available material in the church music ministry and promotes the use of worthy music in the worship of God on campus and in the churches whenever members of the Confer- ence may serve. It encourages participation in workshops, festivals, discussions and other opportunities for Christian and musical growth that are available locally and nationally. Organization 95 Top Row, Left to Right — Randy Hatchett, Mark Hamrick, Mike Diffee, Second Row — Bill Aubrey, Keith Walker, Charlse Osborne, Larry Melhart, Bottom Row Ernie McCoulskey, Gary Higgs, Ed Schafer, Jim Hallford. 96 Organizations Ministerial Alliance Activities outside the classroom are very much a part of the total learning process for students and are a vital part of the total college experience. Because of this concept, weekly meet- ings are held by the Ministerial Alliance to aid in intellectual and spiritual growth for each person present. Another purpose of the Alliance is to assist all organizations on campus in an evengelistic outreach, both on our campus and out in our community. Membership is automatically extended to each ministerial student who receives $20.00 an hour off his tuition from the Texas Baptist General Convention. Everyone is wel- come to attend any meeting he or she may desire. — Dr. David Fletcher (Faculty Advisor) Dr. Allen Powell (Faculty Advisor) TOP LEFT: PICTURE OFFICERS: Standing, Left to Right — Gary Higgs (Minister of Music), Randy Hatchett (Secretary Trea- surer), Larry Melhart (Vice President), Sitting — Ed Schafer (Presi- dent). Sponsors Dr. Fred White Dr. Larry Braidfoot Dr. William Bell Dr. Timothy Trammell Organizations 97 The thirty-seven voice Dallas Baptist College A Cappella Choir is under the direction of Dr. Wesley S. Coffman, profes- sor of music and chairman of the Arts Division at Dallas Bap- tist College. Singing a varied program, the choir enjoys popu- larity with all audiences. This past year the choir had over twenty-five performances in churches, colleges, high schools and service clubs. The Spring tour took the choir to points in Arkansas and Tennessee as well as East Texas. Several media sources such as drama, film, and tape are used to enhance the choir’s concert presentations. A Cappella Choir Bottom Row. Dr. Coffman, Bellanice Rodriguez, Judy Lee, Pamela Farley, Leisa Zollinger, Patti Taylor, Pauline Grubb, Kim Crow. Row 2; Rhonda Fulton. Dayna Darrow. Jeanna Gotcher. Sherry Henshaw, Nicole Galt, Paula Mayo, Susan Roe, Kristi Sellers. Row 3: Larry Ball, Mike Lauderback. Keith Matney, Paul Keeland. Mike Redding, Bill Lewis, Randy Decker, Wilfredo Cordero. Row 4: David Jordan. Paul Rainey, David Sepulveda, Bruce Amdal. Ronnie Daniel. Jeff Fuqua, Manuel Acevedo. 98 Organization Reflections REFLECTIONS is an all-volunteer ensemble that was formed this year to fill our school’s need for a popular-music group. Besides fulfilling recruiting commitments for DBC, REFLECTIONS has also performed for schools, churches, and community organizations. Top Row, Left to Right — Steve Cooper (Director), David Sepulveda, Randy Decker, Mike Lauderback. Bottom Row Susan Roe, Leisa Zollinger, Lynda Hamby, Alicia Moore. Organization 99 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Top Row, Left to Right — Bill Jones, Bill Blankenship, James Jolley (Publicity), Abdulmajid, Bottom Row — Billy Sigsbee (Program Director). The purpose of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to con- front people, especially athletes, with the reality of the Lord Jesus Christ, our only hope. 100 Organizations Mu Phi Epsilon Mu Phi Epsilon is a professional music organization here at DBC. It strives to help members to become more involved in the music world. The members are given the opportunity to watch and participate in professional musical performances. TOP PICTURE: Standing, Left to Right — Rhonda Fulton, Alicia Moore, Paula Mayo, Sitting — Kay Kavanaugh, BOTTOM PIC- TURE OFFICERS: Standing — Paula Mayo (President), Sitting —- Kay Kavanaugh (Secretary). Organizations 101 Baptist Student Union Top Row, Left to Right — Christy Carroll. Debi Rathbun. Sheila Tate. Jeanne Adkins. Brenda Kurby, Diana Day. Robbin Strayer. Judy Lee. Bottom Row — David Couric, Chris Cone, Charles Osborne, Richard Bennett. BSU is three things in one — a Fellowship of Stu- dents, a program for students, and an organization involving students. The purpose is to lead students to commitment to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and mature them in discipleship. BSU is a ministry more than anything else which helps students gain a total picture of themselves, their work, and their world. 102 Organization ABOVE PICTURE: Debi Rathbun (Secretary), Judy Lee (Vice President). Chris Cone (President). LEFT PICTURE: Charlie Cruce. (BSU Director). Organization 103 Student Government Association Top Row, Left to Right — Diane Dietzel, Carolyt Stout, JoAnn Cary, Cindy Russel, Elaine McLeod, Carla Smith, Nita Stracke, Patty Parker, Jimmy Trowler, Becky Thorn, Middle Row — Janell Reeves, Dana Pack, Fred Lawgherty, Debbie Neel, Bottom Row — Jack Daniell, Judy Lee. RIGHT PICTURE: Left to Right — Dana Pack (Secre- tary). Janell Reeves (Treasurer), Jack Daniell (President). 104 Organization The purpose of the Student Government Association is to act as the rep- resentative voice of the student body. The Association consists of an executive and a legislative body. Five senators are chosen from each class, and they are directly responsible to the students in their class. The executive body is responsible to all the students. The Student Govern- ment Association speaks on behalf of the students, organizes activities for the students and the faculty, and serves to promote good relations between the students, faculty, and administration. The Student Govern- ment Association of Dallas Baptist College is governed by Student Con- stitution. TOP LEFT PICTURE OF SENIOR SENATORS: Top Row, Left to Right — Patty Parker. JoAnn Cary. Bot- tom Row — Becky Thorn. Nita Stracke. TOP RIGHT PICTURE OF JUNIOR SENATORS: Left to Right — Judy Lee, Diane Dietzel. Elaine McLeod. LEFT BOTTOM PICTURE OF SOPHOMORE SENA- TORS: Left to Right — Car- olyn Stout, Carla Smith. Fred Lawgherty. Cindy Russel. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE OF FRESH- MAN SENATORS: Left to Right — Kristi Sellers. Jimmy Fowler. Organization 105 a Yn C a � A a | � Student Foundation The DBC Student Foundation brings together students and administrators and promotes student involvement for students and their college. This group focuses its energies on funding scholarships, student recruitment, and public relations — interaction with all constituent groups associated with DBC. Its purpose is to involve students in meaningful projects resulting in a greater coi- lege and a more dedicated alumni. This year the Student Foundation contacted prospective students through Collegeday Night programs and area churches and represented DBC at the Baptist General Convention of Texas, as well as other luncheons and meetings where student representation was needed. Through the fund-raising efforts of the group, various juniors and seniors now attending DBC received financial aid in the form of Student Foundation schol- arships to assist them in finishing their education. The organization topped off the year by sponsoring Spring Spectacular — a week of activities including a golf tournament, tennis tournament, faculty-staff football game, a girls’ tricycle race, regatta, and a concert. 106 Organization Top Row, Left to Right — Danette Gray, Becky Cheyne, Debi Rath- bun, Craig McBride, Steve Farish. Fred Lawgherty, Randy Hatchett, Tim Farish, George Hicks, Lisa Camp (V. President and Recruitment Chr.), Chery! Williamson, Susan Gaunce, (af)Middle Row — Jan Hoalstead (Director), Linda Hamby, Susan Hicks (Public Relations Chr.), Debbie Morris, Donna Howard, Cindy Russel, Debbie Neel. Becky Thorn, Larry Melhart (President and Special Events Chr.), Nita Stracke, Bottom Row — Danny Offield, Doris Miller, Steve Parish. Top Row, Left to Right — Mark Watson, David Jordan, Second Row — Rhonda Fulton, Kim Crow. Third Row — Kay Kavanaugh, Mike Lauderback, Fourth Row — Alicia Moore, Dr. Wesley Coffman (Director), Bottom Row — Pauline Grubb, Paula Mayo, Patti Taylor. A student member chapter of M.E.N.C. is a campus group that is authorized by the head of the music school or department. It is sponsored by a faculty member who is an active M.E.N.C. member and who serves as chapter adviser. The purpose of membership is to provide opportunities for professional development for college stu- dents of music education through on campus activities of the chap- ter and participation in state, division,and national meetings of the organization. The members receive regular issues of the MUSIC EDUCATION JOURNAL, which is the official M.E.N.C. maga- zine. M.E.N.C. Organizations 107 Top Row Left to Right: Karen Glass, Diane Dietzel, Judy Lee, Dan- ette Gray. Bottom Row: Valorie Harris, Patti Taylor, Pamela Far- ley. 4 aera ta ¥ Se Alpha Phi Top Row Left to Right: Danette Gray, Judy Lee. Bottom Row: Karen Glass, Patti Taylor. 108 Organization Standing Left to Right: Mike Garner, Fred Laugherty. Sitting Left to Right: Randy Decker, Sam Blakeley. Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi International Fraternity is only one of 110 chapters of this esteemed sorority. Its members at Dallas Baptist College are involved in all areas of campus life from music to education, nursing to physical education. The service social organization aids the campus and community in various phi- lanthropic activities. The sisters reinforce their relationships through growth of character, conduct, and cultures. Their fellowship together strengthens their union — one in God, one in sisterhood, one in Alpha Phi. Organization 109 “The aim of the sorority shall be to establish a sisterhood that shall have for its four fold objective the physical; intellectual; social and spiritual development of its members.” “The purpose of the association shall be to cultivate friend- ship among its members, and in every way to create pure and elevating sentiments, to perform such deeds and to mould Alph a Sigm a Alph a prea as will tend to elevate and enable womanhood Back Row, Left to Right — Marla Pilcher, Cathy Hefko, JoAnn Cary, Janell Reeves, Cheryl Williamson, Debbie Mooneyham, Angela Barnes, Carla Smith, Linda eye Middle Row — Carolyn Stout, Debbie Neel, Cindy Russel, Ronnie Wise, Elaine McLeod, Linda Hall, Front Row — Sandi Hall, Michelle Manning, Kelly er. 110 Organization Big Brothers George Hicks Neal Logan Greg Moore Teddy Nowell Bill Tittsworth LEFT PICTURE OFFICERS: Left to Right — Cheryl Williamson (Treasurer), Carolyn Stout (Chaplain), Michelle Man- ning (Vice President), Debbie Mooney- ham (President), Sandi Hall (Secretary), Janell Reeves (Editor). Organization 111 Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigm fraternity seeks to pursue in spirit the ide- als of “Strength in union . . . danger in discord.” This concept is based on the fact that it is natural and logical for a man to seek out a group of his peers, and associate himself to that group. A Kappa Sigma must be a gentle- man. . .amanof honor and courage. . .a man of zeal yet humble. . . an intelligent man. . . a man of truth . one who tempers action with wisdom and, above all else, one who walks in the light of God. ABOVE PICTURE: Top Row, Left to Right — Susan Hicks, Carolyn Stout. Angela Barnes. Randy Vines, Danny Offield (Pledge), Doug Robbins (Pledge). Billy Walker, Danny Villalobos, Kerry Kajihiro, Teddy Nowell. Middle Row — Molly Seaman, Rusty O'Bryan, Carla Smith, Steve Paine, Linda Hall, Mark Garcia (Pledge), Bottom Row — Jack Daniell. Elaine McLeod. Joe Moore (Pledge), Michelle Manning, Mitch Anderson, Kay Kavanough, Di Little, George Hicks. RIGHT PICTURE: Top Row Actives. Left to Right — Rusty O'Bryan. Billy Walker. George Hicks. Middle Row — Randy Vines, Kerry Kajihiro, Jack Daniell. Front Row — Teddy Nowell, Danny Villalobos, Mitch Anderson. 112 Organization Be Kinane, nyse! ile ABOVE PICTURE OFFICERS: Left to Right — Rusty O'Bryan (Grand Treasurer), Randy Vines (Guard), Mitch Anderson (Grand Master), Billy Walker (Grand Master of Ceremonies), Teddy Nowell (Guard), George Hicks (Grand Procurator), Kerry Kajihiro (Grand Scribe). Top Row, Left to Right — Susan Hicks, Carolyn Stout, Molly Seaman, Middle Row — Kay Kava- nough, Angela Barnes, Linda Hal l, Elaine McLeod. Front Row — Di Little, Michelle Manning, Carla Smith. Organization 113 Lambda Chi Alpha The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity sets as its supreme goal contributions in the largest measure possible to the preeminence of truth and justice and the well being of human kind. Toward this end, it is the aim of Lambda Chi Alpha to develop in its members the highest standards and acts of honor, chivalry, unselfishness, toler- ance and loyalty to the principles of the Christian religion. It is a fundamental principle of this fraternity that no finer means is offered for the achievement of these aims than the brotherly association of men with similar tastes and inclina- tions. Top Row, Left to Right Randy Decker. Fred Lawgherty, David DuBois, Second Row — Sam Blakely. Ben Nabors, Third Row — Steve Parish. Pam Farley. Robin Strayer, Ronnie Daniel. Fourth Row — Larry Ball, Becky Cheyne, Patty Taylor, Frank Fabro, Fifth Row — Billy Burdick. Kathy Crawford, Liesa Zollinger. Cliff Williams. BOTTOM PICTURE OFFICERS: Left to Right — Billy Burdick (Alumni Chairman). Sam Blakely (Ritualist), Ronnie Daniel (Treasurer), Randy Decker (Sec- retary). Fred Lawgherty (Vice President). Steve Parish (President). Organization ABOVE PICTURE ACTIVES: Left to Right — Randy Decker, Fred Lawgherty, Jack Apwisch, Second Row — Ben Nabors, David DuBois, Third Row — Sam Blakely, Steve Parish. Ronnie Daniel, Front Row — Billy Burdick, Larry Ball. Frank Fabro, Cliff Williams. LEFT PICTURE CRE- SENTS: Left to Right — Liesa Zollinger, Patty Taylor. Robin Strayer, Pam Farley, Becky Cheyne. Kathy Craw- ford. Organization 115 Sigma Chi Delta wee ; 6° AOD A Ded tad 4 pets) Oo sill i eas Et ABOVE PICTURE: Back Row, Left to Right — Stev e Far- ish, Mike Garner, Les Oakes, Bill Hardy. Kevin Fields, Middle Row — Craig Trammell. Neal Logan, Front Row — Tim Farish. Sigma Chi Delta Fraternity, chartered at Dallas Baptist College on January |, 1976. strives to maintain a spirit of cooperation and cohesion in the entire scholastic program and encourages fellowship and participation in all areas of the social and academic opportunities at Dallas Baptist Col- lege. It establishes guidelines for high character and Chris- tian behavior and provides a fraternal brotherhood and united fellowship and shared love for one another and Jesus Christ. 116 Organization |.SOCCER TEAM: Front Row — Mike Gilmore. Steve Burt. Terry Parham, James O'Neal, Glen Jolley, Second Row — Coach Frank Hanson, David Balyeat, James Jolley, Mark Licklider, Keith Blackburn, Kirk Kingsley. 120 Sports OPPONENT CS THEM SMU 0 West Texas State Univ. 8 University of Dallas a) “Le Tourneau College Pirates Soccer Club Austin College Stephen F. Austin Cus SMU Northwood College Hardin Simmons Belleville College (Chicago) Baylor Texas Collegiate Soccer League Division 2. CHAMPION: DALLAS BAPTIST COLLEGE J ayes NK, % a i bd ¢ eh” ON bat ' j nti 4 Bs % ui pi! . NT ig Be | 122 Sports a Fee oes caiaaaaelloseeneeran.-aerente icant ‘ � 1. Enrique tackels the opponent. 2. Glen grounds the opponent. 3. Bill Jones. Enri- que and James O'Neal. 4. James O'Neal taking a corner. 5. Enrique attempts another corner. 6. Marino Loyola fights for the ball. Sports 123 oe ee I Front Row Susan Hicks. Carla Smith, Sec- : cond Row JoAnn Cary. Carolyn Stout 124 Sports Volleyball 1, Spiking over the net, Jody Johnson shows how it’s done. 2. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Front Row — Linda Hall, Kathy Penley, Linda Cook, Second Row — Jeanne Adkins, Doris Miller, Coach Alice Wright, Jody Johnson. aoe LILLIE LE A: ERTS CB UE i iit he abi ite tt. seaabaocea ect 126 Sports i : . iP? tet SSA: Donley i vas the ball in oe 5. Linda Cook Prepares her self for a bump. — Dock the ball. 4. Bumping, Kacy Richland Mountain View Eastfield Mountain View | University of Dallas Eastfield TEC EC, 192 See od als 1. TENNIS TEAM: Front Row Kay Jones. Robin Starnes. Second Row Beth Shaw. Cliff Williams, Sheryl Henshaw. Third Row Coach Alice Wright. Bill Blankenship. Louis Avery. Kirk Kingsley. David DuBois. 2. Serving the ball. Kay Jones. 3. Bill Blankenship chops the ball over the net. 4. Forehand action shows Kirk Kingsley returning the ball. $. Robin Starnes concentrates on her forehand stroke. Sports 129 Chris Byler (Asst. Coach), Porter, Bull Hardy, Jiminy Hosea Butler. Buddy Capps. Mike Walling. Danny Offield. I Clayton, Darrell Overton, Joe Moore. Billy Branch. Reggie . Coach Steve Sheiron, 2. Ready to pump in another basket. c es his form. 3. Shotting from the side. Darrell Overton he Indian’s score. 4. Bill Hardy concentrates on the game steve Sheiron takes iteasy. S. Bill Blankenship shoots for 130. Sports a ; ath, : 55 l P s OPPONENT ET BC EIBC. Tarleton State U. _ Arkansas College | John Brown U, Southern ArkansasU. Mo. Southern - University of Central Ark, Tarleton State U, Oklahoma Christian College Bethany Naz. College LSAO? Austin College q EITSUt |) Atk College Millsaps Austin © te ee Phillips Oklahoma B: iptist® . tC C7 Wasland? oo Midwestern’ Midwestern: _ Pan Amencan | Two ' I CC Waylanc ue 2 a fe) a ”n N =; ioe ® Bs 27 ay y Sa RRR RR Sports 133 —— ee D— hae eee ; ; ++ Sets Bae +o? ah Se, 20 It eh Ree a Hae ee SS ‘ pports the st Ban sa . 136 Sports 1. Up Chuck” cheers the Indian fans ay Michael Clay - ton gets a jumpball, 2. Two points by Robert Benford pads the Indians lead. 3. Defensive pressure makes Spike Jones's shot a tough attempt. 4. Spike Jones lets another one go. 5. Jumpball. 6. The opponents make it tough for DBC to get their shots away. Sports 137 Intramurals 138 Sports 1. Coach Jim Harp referees the football game. 2. Monte tries his hand at table tennis. 3. Coach Jim Harp watches as Kevin Fields throws a pass. 4. Sigma Chi Delta versus Kappa Sigma. 5. Kappa Sigma team mates. 6. George Hicks. Sports 139 140 Sports : OPPONENT EBC EBC Abilene Christian Abilene Christian Cameron Cameron Sam Houston Augustona Augustona Sam Houston Sam Houston Coe College Coe College George Williams - George Williams Kent State Kent State UTD Oklahoma University Oklahoma University ETBC Midwestern Midwestern University of Dallas University of Dallas SMU SMU DONMAWMANN OW] NNUNDOA WO - NONK ONN—APDOOWH—HAUIUNOW wip LGU TCU University of Dallas University of Dallas Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan LCC? ECC% LCG? LCG Midwestern Midwestern Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan LOG LCce LOC LCG. Midwestern Midwestern Midwestern Midwestern |. BASEBALL TEAM: Front Row Sonny Burgess, Danny Villalobos. Joe Escobar, Stan Baker. Eddie Salaiz, Randy Crews, Earl Hathaway. Steve Edwards, Second Row Steve Paine. Billy Walker, Jack Daniell, Jimmy Walsh, Randy Blancher, Frank Delagarza, Gene Parks. Robert Goins. Jose Perez. Third Row. — Coach Jim Harp. Teddy Nowell, Rusty O°Bryan, Kevin Smith, Moose Cook, Cesar Perez, Rick Baca, Edwardo Cuellar, Ruben Trejo. 2. Coach Jim Harp talks over plays with his team. 3. Ruben Trejo prepares to release a pitch. ee SNS a Uae lei oi CS) ONES IC oh USES Woy ay) as ISIN Uy ON i) Wo eapee ey ay) Se 3 7 0) 3 l 6 5) 8 2 6 ) 0) 4 3 5 5) 3 0) 3 6 7 3 3} 6 2 4 ps 0 l 3 3 2 4 l 2 9 Texsoma Conference Sports 141 garza drives a pitch down third baseline. 3. Randy Blancher runs to first base after making a hit. 4. Coach Jim Harp gives Ruben Trejo some pointers on pitching. 5. Home games have the Indians ready to watch the action. 6. Up at bat. Randy Blancher swings at a pitch. 7. Senior Teddy Nowell. warms up before going into bat. 8. Reaching to “catch the ball is first baseman. Rusty O'Brian. 142 Sports 143 144 Sports - 1. DBC teammates congratulate Moose Cook for his pitching. 2. Jimmy Walsh up to bat. 3. Ruben Trejo con- centrates before throwing a fast ball. 4. Frank Delagarza fails to tag the Kent State player. 5. Stan Baker hits, and attempts to run to first base. 6. Danny Villalobos taking his stance to bat in the first inning of the game against Texas Wesleyan College. Sports 145 Sttsees teeeeee eet eeetes poeneeees tet eseses ett aseeeet Setsee Se aa eeeteeeeen | 2 Ht, siete Ro rtennuae ss +3598 +4 meee ee te fs k es fee ot 2 EDWARD AGUIRRE Sec. Ed. B.A. Sway MARK ANDERSON Math, Physics B.S. E. SOLOMON AKPOWOWO Business Management JODY ASHFORD Aviation B.C.A. Seniors The bell tower of Decatur Bapust College (bottom) still overlooks the small town of Decatur. JANET BARNES : ELLA D. BELL LAURI BERRY NORMA J. BERGEN Busine Bou CLARENCE BLACKLEDGE Religion B.A. TERRI R. BIELEFELD Senior 149 Students Know Kathy Page and Rhonda Fulton (bottom) Know that Dr Kates (opposite : ; . pave) really has an Archie Comic Book behind his Chemistry text HELEN BEACKWOOLD SAMMEL M BI ARKRETLY : Health BOLN Rell. Phil BN DEAN BRADEORD RANDOLPH BRADLEY LISA CAMP Bus, Ed BUA Anes RANDALL. BRINSO® Art BA 1 50. Senior JoANN CARY ‘ALAN CHILDRESS Flem. kd. B.A Bus Admin. B.A JANE COFFEY CHARLETTA COMPTON Gen. Bus. B.S. Management B.B.A: 1OM COX Bus Admin BS JOHN B DALY ATon BiG” X BEVERY DEAN RANDY DECKER TONY DORSEY Senior 151 Alert Again With alert security guard Glen Stephens (below) on duty. Mary Ann Shoemake (opposite page) had no chance in her dog napping escapade MARSHA DOTSON DAVID L. EWING Math. Sec. Ed. B.S. Accounting B.A. PAUL D. FOGLE Bus. B.S. DEBBIE FOWLER “oy HR hte LYDIA FRIESENHAHN RHONDA R. FULTON CINDIFREILEY Elem. Ed. B.A. Music Ed. B.A. SUSAN A. GAUNCEH 152. Senior KAREN GIVENS PHILIP GRESHAM STEPHEN H. GRESHAM SANDIK. HALL Music fed. B.A. Rel. B.S. Re. B.A. Nursing CRIS HATCHER RANDY L.. HATCHET Bus. Ad. B.S. Rel.. Phil. B.A. LORRIE HAWKES Elem. Ed. B.A. JOHNNIE HERRIAGE SUSAN HICKS : Rel. B.S. Elem. Ed. BS. Senior 153 DENNIS HINES DEBORAH HOLLAND LARRY HOLLAND GEORGE HOLMES Rel.. Psych. B.S Elem. kd. B.S Management B.B.A Bus. Administration MICHAEL HOPSON DONNA HOWARD Health BCA Gen. Studies BS STEPHEN JOHNSON Rel.. Phil. BLA JIMMY KELIEY HOWARD JI KING Music BA Physical bd. B.S LINDA KING CHEERY RINGSTON Nursing BS Ed BS 154 Senior Elect Sigsbee Senor Billy Sigsbee (right) ran unsuccessfully again for breshman Class President while cameraman James O'Neal focuses on the event sin 19 Sotiris CHARITIES K LAW GARY RL LEATHERMAN : HAROLD D. LEE Spanish. Hist. BAA Rel. Phil, BA Management JIAMESTE Ltd It ENTENARD LALAR MANDEVILEE MICHEDT LE MANNING ‘ vighion BOON fnvir Man Be A Nursing Hlem Fd BA Senior 155 New Uniforms Linda Hamby and Mindy Turner (opposite page) go crazy over the new 1977-78 Basketball uniforms (top). Ban) alas ae WILLAFAY McCOY Gen. Degree B.S. DAVID MILTNER RHONDA MITCHELL Comm. Arts B.S. Psych. B.S. 156 Senior DEBORAH MOONEYHAM t SeesEd. B.A. TERRY MOORE ALICIA MOORE Business B.S. DEBBIE MORRIS BRUCE MOSER KERRY NILES Sociology B.S. Pxvchology B.S: Rel. BS. oN CORE OS RUSTY O'BRYAN : JAMES O'NEAL Accounting B.A. Psych.. Comm. Arts B.S. ’ SHIRLEY O'QUINN HEIDI ORDWEIN Senior 157 LISA OSBORNI KATHY PAGE STEPHEN PAIN] ( STPAUN Nursing BS Music hd BA Physical Sc BS ARCS PATTY PARKER LARRY PARTIN Criminal Justice BOA Rel BA eae BARBARN PEND IRS DININTY PEETY RICH ARID PERRY Rel AN PATRICK PERIMMER EXNTES POW El Rel BS Nviation BOON 158 Senior Anything for Grades Poor failing students often resort to extreme measures to pull their grades up (opposite page) However itcan be seen that Dr Estes (eft) must sorrow fully turn his back on this praful student's cries RHONDA PRICI é KAREN RAY Sociolorsy BS VtBA MARJORIE REAM RANDY RENO Nursing BS Rel Eng. BA Senior 159 Chapel Credits One hundred chapel credits seem hard to acquire for many seniors. Freshmen Glen Jolly and Jeanne Adkins (right) get an early start. RHONDA ROBERTSON EDWIN SCHAFER Elem. kd. B.A. Rel. B.A. MOLLEY SEAMAN Nursing BS MARY ANNE SHOPMAKI a tr eee SUSAN SMALLWOOD Ruiryne BE BILLY SIGSBEE WAYNE SLAY RE Ra 160 Senior WILMA SMITH NITA STRACKE | Psych. B.S. NAN SUGGS, Comm. Arts. Med. B.S. : are ees = : STAN BECKY THORN BILL TITTSWORTH CHARLES SVENDSEN HANK THOMPSON Bus Man BBA. 3 Elem. Ea BS: % � f rs i Ee af 4 eer yy Senior 16] JOE L. TODD MICHAEL TYSON Health BCA, BRYAN TOM Pet a oa MARY UPCHURCH GLORIA VAN DERBECK GEORGE VAUGHN Nursing B.S. Man. B.C.A. Ay DEBBIE VERHOEVEN ROBBIE VERNER Comm. Arts B.S. Eng. B.A. DEBORAH VICK DONALD WALKER Nursing B.S. Man. B.C.A. 162 Senior Camera Break Shown near their home close to the Kiest cliffs (below), the local beauties (Opposite page) stop to pose for the camera during lunch. oe ia GARY WARD JIMI WALSH Sce ed BS. NOLAN WARNER Rel. B.A. NAOMI WESI Id. BS. Ane ae Re isa Saat ON SUZAN WYNN” JANET YATES ‘CHERYL WILLIAMSON JACQUELINE WOODFIN NoninEnS Nursing BS. Senior 163 President — Craig McBride, Tony Atik — Vice President Juniors The walk from the boys’ dorm to the classroom, seems to be very difficult to travel, especially during the morning. Thressa Bedingfield Carlos Blackwood ait ovgres Junior 165 166 Junior Stephen Burt Billy Burdick Jonathan Campbell Becky Cheyne Vi Clark Glasses Needed Mark (above) needs glasses to do his job in media so students can listen to their tapes _ (opposite page). Robert Coburn Clayton Coliz Jack Daniell Jaldeep Daulat James Davis at SE TEE TA A ES | satmenataamamaaaessait il sll aenematieasaiteadiea teenie mammal Junior 167 168 Junior Diane Dietzel David Dubois Michael Garner Charla Granberry Glenda Grandberry Charles Hampton DBC Weather Those without umbrellas at DBC are often caught in the drizzley, rainy weather during early fall and spring. Douglas Harris 2 3 a BS 2 a James Jolley Heather Jochums Frances Holt William Jones Scott Jordan Kay Jones 169 Junior Kerry Kajihiro Janice Klein Darlene Kowal Tough Courses Dr. Braidfoot (right) make s sure his students (opposite page) study hard for his religion courses. Craig McBride 170 Junior _ Ted Nowell oo Dana Pack Junior 171 Donald Palmer Stephen Parish Richard Phillips Judy Quiroga Betty Ramirez 172 Junior ‘Money Di Little (opposite page) signs away her life in front of Leonard McCowan so she can live for 3 months in the _ Crowley Hall (below). Kathleen Ricco Bonnie Riney Doug Robbins Janet Robbins Barbara Robinson Aaron Sandlin Larry Sandlin Danniece Smith Junior 173 Paula Swanson : Stephen Trammell Phillip Vandagriff Billy Walker Timothy Walling Peggy Walsh Jack Webb John Wheeler 174 Junior Studying? | Amazed students (opposite page) can’t believe that Sam (left) is actually studying. : Ronnie Wicks , John Wilson Marlene Wilson Ronnie Wise Debbie Wood Barbara Wright Junior 175 Sophomores Omega Hill provides the students with a nice view of the lake. Vicente Barletta oa Angela Barnes Stewart Baumann Thomas Becker Connie Blaylock Jimmy Brashers Sophomore 177 178 Sophomore Ron Breed Ben Broome Indecencies Dr. Braidfoot (opposite page) is packed and leaving due to the public student indecency of Fred Laughtry. Vivian Clemons Chris Cone Jan Buckley Debbie Cook Pamela Campbell Linda Cook Nell Cantrell David Couric Timothy Emmons Jeffery Fuqua Jeanna Gotcher Sophomore 179 Alumni Join Sports At Homecoming, alumni returned to join in basketball and soccer activities. Danette Gray Linda Hall Kathy Hefko Darnell Heller Harold Hicks Barbara Holzimmer Mark Hunter Chere Jackson Cindy King Kirk Kingsley Brenda Kirby Judy Lee 180 Sophomore Mark Licklide Laurel Lindholm Marino Loyola Dale Lytal Elaine McLeod « _ @ es i e it w i _ ss 2 @¢€ @ = € P a s , ,; , 4 222 � + = @@e @ 2teas s+ Sophomore 181 Sports Kirk Kingsley kicks another pass to a teammate while DBC fans watch. 6 eees 1 ee Gee @ © 9's e's eee - . ,°, ,8. 0.6 6-8 66 + Se il OO toe” FOO ‘eTetete® 2 ee we Moo 0 ED “ose” Ae ow WO ow . ae ° . ¢ i? oe” - 2 Oth see a s Debbie Neel Leslie Oakes Anndra Odom Fidel Olivares Terry Parham 182 Sophomore Sandra Parker Marla Pilcher Patti Plemons JoAnn Price Janell Reeves Carl Remington Ann Robbins Sophomore 183 Bellanice Rodeiguez Sam Sanders James Shelton Carla Smith Lucy Spence Carolyn Stout Robyn Strayer Sheilah Tate Patti Taylor 184 Sophomore Sherwin Turkin Old Decatur Looking out the upstairs window of the old Decatur Administration Building (below), a new day dawns on the future of DBC. Donald Walker Sandi Walsh Timothy Trammel Gerald White Sally Tromanhauser Jimmy Wyrick Sophomore 185 PICTURED ABOVE: Diana Day, Kristi Sellers. OFFICERS PICTURED ABOVE: President — Diana Day, Kristi Sellers — Vice President, Nor Pictured — Kelly Elder Secretary-Treasurer. Freshmen Signing up at the BSU booth was only one of the many times the NEW FRESHMEN were able to try out their Bic pens as they registered for their Fall classes. — | n ? Jeanne Adkins James Akintoye Bruce Amdal Delwin Archer Freshman 187 ORC FRESHMAN Ole PP Pe: % % = a wap? Eo ota. wd eo Laura Artmann Joanna Ashley Saundra Ashley Larry Ball Kenneth Barnal 188 Freshman Really Beth. . . Upperclassmen Carla Smith and Mike Garner (below) can’t believe that Freshman Beth Shaw (opposite page) actually bought so many Freshman buttons. J Scott Blackburn Bill Branch Morretitn, wilt} ttt William Burden Sony Burgess Jana Burks David Burrell David Clauss Freshman 189 Photography Leafing his senses, Greg Moore takes a picture of one of the Summit Photographers (opposite page). Wilfredo Cordero Randy Crews Dayna Darrow Diane Davaloz Connie Davis Dianna Day 190 Freshman Joan De Bella Michael Diffee Deborah Feeler Vanessa Ferguson Joanie Foster Freshman 191 Mike Gilmore Kathy Glasco Karen Glass Kathy Gossett Arnulfo Garcia Cc be] E = uv o 2 uw. N ron ’ Nancy Hamby Walter Harvey ) Valorie Harris Earl Hathaway Lou Anne Hebert Marty Henderson Sherry Henshaw ¢ Exes Game Starting the season off right, the 1978 Varsity Basketball team defeated their Alumni in the EXES game. Exes were remembered in a reception immediately following the game. Freshman 193 Janet Ingraham Gina Ingram Don James Mary Ann Hurst Karon Hollandsworth Kegistration ans are Well known at registration. Lines and lo Rodrick Karels len Jolley 194 Freshman Karen Lamb Craig Landers Fred Laugherty Howard Lawler Cindy Lee Freshman 195 Larry McColskey ent ee paved LAA A A delignse te ety Sgt Gy ty tm He ee ean i] Lesley McDannel Edwin Myers Im Hyon Nam ee if A mes | Danny Offield Charles Osborne Donna Pleasant (here are many opportunities to be in the spotlight at DBC. Max McBeth’s singing is enjoyed, as are the many basketball games throughout the year. ee re le lee AE LLL a OS og eee eS an pate ae o Ee Sherry Raifsnider 3... ae ee — A Tots. reg Tey aur 196 Freshman ce ae ed ee a eh eet ee A AED one ee Si Ree + Paul Rainey © - aed $= ¢ EO Me s+ ee . — - ee ereerr. ed tt pip ogre gett Se “p GEE LA LAE eee te eeeue eee ie pe Ge REE be 8% STS iny $2 “ a Dan Rice ee : , Penny Scates Don Searcy Kristi Sellers Freshman 197 Beth Shaw Dwayne Shaw Donna Shreve Kathleen Shriver Donny Sims George Smith Kevin Sowards Allen Tilley Krista Tinsley 198 Freshman Learning Center While some students only visit the Learning Center (bottom) during registration, others like Kelly Elder (opposite page) actually visit during the semester to study.. . . Or was that picture taken at registration? . . 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Aboo 100, 177 J. Adkins 39, 59, 60, 94, 102, 126, 160, 187 E. Aguirre 50, 86, 149 J. Akintoye 187 E. Akpowowo 149 B. Amdal 94, 95, 98, 187 M. Anderson 149, 180 M. Anderson 112, 113, 139 L. Andrews 165 D. Antony 165 J. Apwisch 177 D. Archer 187 L. Artmann 60, 188 S. Artmann 24 J. Ashford 149 J. Ashley 188 S. Ashley 188 A. Atik 165 W. Aubrey 96, 165 L. Avery 78, 128 R. Baca 51, 140, 171 C. Baker 165 G. Baker 177 S. Baker 78, 140, 142, 145, 171 L. Ball 38, 50, 98, 114, 115, 188 D. Balyeat 94, 120 R. Barber 24 V. Barletta 78, 120, 122, 177, 180 K. Barnal 188 A. Barnes 110, 112, 113, 177 J. Barnes 149 C. Barriuger 86 S. Baumann 177 T. Becker 177 T. Bedingfield 165 E. Bell 149 R. Benford 130, 135, 136 R. Bennett 102 N. Bergen 149 K. Bernal 94 L. Berry 149 T. Bielefeldt 149 S. Blackburn 120, 189 C. Blackledge 149 C. Blackwood 130, 165 H. Blackwood 150 S. Blakely 41, 45, 109, 114, La StSOpIT5 B. Blakenship 59, 78, 100, 128, 129, 131 C. Blalock 39 R. Blancher 140, 142, 143 S. Blassingame 24 C. Blaylock 177 B. Bolden 165 J. Box 165 D. Bradford 150 R. Bradley 83, 150 B. Branch 130, 189 J. Brashers 177 R. Breed 94, 178 R. Brinson 150 B. Broome 178 G. Brown 130 J. Buckley 178 S. Burt 48, 120, 166, 180 W. Burden 78, 130, 189 B. Burdick 114, 115, 166 S. Burgess 42, 56, 140, 189 J. Burks 189 D. Burrell 189 K. Butler 85 Doug Lewis Kirk Kingsley Leonard McCowan Mark Ray Sam Sanders David Risinger Jack Apwisch Molly Seamon Greg Moore Debi Rathbun The Summit Staff would like to express their appreciation to the following people, for their contributions to the yearbook. C. Byler 130 L. Camp 47, 48, 52, 91, 106, 150 J. Campbell 83, 93, 166 P. Campbell 178 B. Capps 130, 133, 134 C. Carroll 47, 102, 178 D. Carson 42, 94 J. Cary 47, 49, 104, 105, 110, DBE WMS, 132, 15) A. Cavazos 88 B. Cheyne 89, 106, 114, 115, 166 A. Childress 151 V. Clark 166 D. Clauss 85, 189 M. Clayton 130, 132, 136, 190 V. Clemons 178 R. Coburn 166 J. Coffey 151 J. Cole 190 ClColiz7 Se LI Ms0R132, 166 C. Compton 151 C. Cone 46, 57, 102, 103, 178 D. Cook 178 L. Cook 43, 126, 127, 178 M. Cook 151 M. Cook 78, 140, 144 W. Cordero 98, 190 J. Cornell 190 D. Couric 57, 102, 178 Ta Goxi5 | K. Crawford 114, 115 R. Crews 78, 150, 190 D. Cross 167 R. Crosser 83, 91, 179 K. Crow 95, 98, 107, 167 E. Cuellar 140 J. Daly 151 R. Daniel 95, 98, 114, 115, 179 J. Daniell 46, 104, 112, 113, 140, 167 B. Darling 179 D. Darrow 98, 190 J. Daulat 85, 167 D. Davaloz 190 C. Davis 190 J. Davis 167 D. Day 38, 102, 190 L. Day 93 B. Dean 151 J. Debella 191 R. Decker 89, 95, 98, 99, 109, 114, 115, 151 F. Delagarza 142, 145 D. Dietzel 104, 105, 108, 168 M. Diffee 57, 96, 191 J. Donnelly 27 T. Dorsey 151 M. Dotson 152 D. Dubois 114, 115, 128, 168 S. Duke 168 R. Eagleson 50, 179 S. Edwards. 140 B. Elder 39, 43, 110, 198 S. Elliott 179 T. Emmons 49, 179 J. Escobar 141 A. Estes 179, 58 D. Ewing 152 S. Farish 51, 106, 116, 117 T. Farish 51, 106, 116, 117 Index 205 206 Index A. Farley 38, 168 P. Farley 98, 108, 114, 115 F. Faugrough 114, 115, 168 D. Feeler 191 V. Ferguson 191 M. Field 27, 41, 42 K. Fields 116, 117 P. Felming 27 Di Fletcher 28,97 P. Fogle 152 J. Foster 191 D. Fowler 152 C. Freiley 152 L. Friesenhahn 93, 152 R. Fulton 98, 101, 107, 150, ey J. Fugua 98, 179 N. Galt 98 A. Garcia 192 M. Garcia 112 M. Garner 43, 109, 116, 117, 168, 189 B. Garvin 28 S. Gaunce 54, 106, 152 M. Gholson 28 M. Gilmore 120, 192 K. Giens 153 D. Glanville 86 K. Glasco 192 K. Glass 38, 50, 108, 192 R. Goins 140, 171 K. Gossett 192 J. Gotcher 98, 179 C. Granberry 168 G. Grandberry 168 D. Gray 106, 108, 180 P. Gresham 153 S. Gresham 153 P. Grubb 98, 107 L. Hall 110, 112, 113, 126, 127, 180 S. Hall 110, 111, 153 J. H allford 96, 193 L. Hamby 99, 106, 157, 193 N. Hamby 193 C. Hampton 168 D. Hamrick 96, 193 B. Haney 85, 169 B. Hardy 116, 117, 130, 131, 133, 134, 135 L. Harrelson 153 D. Harris 58, 83, 169 V. Harris 108, 193 W. Harvey 41, 45, 60, 93, 94, 193 J. Hason 180 C. Hatcher 153 R. Hatchett 96, 97, 106, 153 E. Hataway 140, 193 L. Hawkes 153 J. Hays 85 L. Hebert 193 K. Hefko 110, 180 D. Heller 180 J. Henderson 43 M. Henderson 193 S. Henshaw 98, 193 S. Hernandez 88 J. Herriage 153 G. Hicks 46, 52, 54, 106, LL LI2 SEIS 5139 H. Hicks 180 S. Hicks 47, 106, 112, 113, 1245125 13251395153 G. Higgs 96, 97, 169 D. Hines 154 G. Hines 94 D. Hoffmeister 86 D. Holland 48, 154 L. Holland 154 K. Hollandsworth 194 G. Holmes 154 F. Holt 85, 169 B. Holzimmer 180 M. Hopson 154 D. Howard 106, 154 M. Hunter 166, 180 M. Hurst 194 K. Hutchens 154 J. Ingraham 85, 194 G. Ingram 194 C. Jackson 180 D. Ja mes 194 H. Jochums 169 J. Johnson 126 S. Hohnson 154 G. Jolley 120, 122, 160, 194 J. Jolley 100, 120, 169 K. Jones 78, 83, 91, 100, 128, 169 S. Jones 78, 130, 136, 137 W. Jones 93, 122, 169, 180 C. Jordan 30, 85 D. Jordan 98, 107 L. Jordan 89 S. Jordan 169 K. Kajihiro 112, 113, 139, 149, 170 R. Karels 194 K. Kavanaugh 101, 107, 112, 113 P. Keeland 98 J. Kelley 94, 154 C. King 180 H. King 154 L. King 154 K. King sley 83, 120, 128, 129, 180, 182 C. Kingston 154 B. Kirby 180 J. Kleiman 155, 158 J. Klein 170 D. Kowal 170 B. Kurby 102 K. Lamb 38, 195 C. Landers 195 M. Lauderback 94, 98, 99, 107 F. Laugherty 39, 47, 49, 104, 105, 106, 109, 114, 115, 178, 195 C. Law 155 A. Lawler 195 G. Leatherman 155 C. Lee 94, 195 HeLeeiss J Leetiss J. Lee 38, 57, 89, 98, 102, 103, 104, 105, 108, 180 S. Lee 94, 196 B. Lemley 62 L. Lenard 155 M. Lerma 88 M. Licklider 44, 93, 120, 180, 181 L. Lindholm 181 Delittle 5237 56l i 2aul os 172 N. Logan 88, 111, 116, 117 F. Lopez 170 M. Loyola 123, 181 D. Lytal 181 A. Magee 170 T. Mandeville 60, 155 M. Manning 110, 111, 112, 113, 155 J. Marco 170 C. Mathis 170 K. Matney 98, 196 V. May 170 P. Mayo 98, 101, 107 L. Melhart 96, 97, 106, 171 M. Miles 171 D. Miller 106, 126, 171 T. Milligan 65, 88 D. Miltner 156 R. M itchell 156 L. Mollinedo 182 D. Mooneyham 110, 111, 157 A. Moore 99, 101, 107, 157 G. Moore 111, 182, 191 J. Moore 43, 49, 112, 130 M. Moore 130, 157 T. Moore 47, 48, 65, 157, 180 J. Morgan 171 D. Morris 65, 88 D. Morris 106 D. Morris 157 B. Moser 157 R. Mullen 171 E. Myers 196 M. McBeth 197 C. McBride 106, 170 L. McColskey 195, 196 E. McCoulskey 96 W. McCoy 86, 156 P. McCullough 171 L. McDannel 196 L. McLaughlin 156 E. McLeod 48, 52, 104, 105, 110, 112, 113, 181 R. McPherson 171 B. Nabors 114, 115 I. Nam 196 D. Neel 104, 105, 106, 110, 182 R. Newberry 171 Kerry Niles 157 T. Nowell 111, 112, 113, 140, 143, 171, 174 L. Oakes 116, 117, 182 W. Oakes 157 R. O’Bryan 49, 112, 113, 143, 157 A. Odom 182 D. Offield 54, 106, 112, 113, 130 E. Olivares 182 J. O’Neal 59, 78, 120, 122, 154, 157 S. O’Quinn 157 H. Ordwein 157 C. Osborne 96, 102, 196 L. Osborne 158 D. Overton 130, 131 D. Pack 52, 54, 104, 171 K. Page 64, 150, 158 S. Paine 42, 46, 61, 112, 113, 139, 140, 158 D. Palmer 172 C. Pankey 158 T. Parham 83, 120, 180, 182 S. Parish 88, 93, 106, 114, Piel 2 P. Parker 104, 105, 158 S. Parker 183 G. Parks 78 L. Partin 158 R. Paul 158 B. Pendersen 158 K. Penley 44, 93, 126, 127 C. Perez 140 J. Perez 140 R. Perez 88 D. Perkins 93 R. Perry 158 J. Petty 158 P. Pfrimmer 158 R. Phillips 172 M. Pilcher 110, 183 D. Pleasant 196 P. Plemons 183 M. Porter 130 J. Powell 158 J. Price 183 R. Price 183 R. Price 59, 60, 63, 159 J. Quiroga 52, 172 P. Raney 98, 197 S. Raifsnider 196 B. Ramirez 172 H. Ramos 183 D. Rathburn 38, 52, 53, 55, 102, 103, 106, 197 K. Ray 83, 91, 159 M. Ream 159 M. Redding 98, 183 J. Reeves 42, 50, 104, 110 LESS T. Reeves 197 C. Reid 86 C. Remington 183 R. Reno 62, 159 K. Ricco 173 D. Rice 197 M. Richards 78, 180 B. Riney 173 R. Rivera 197 A. Robbins 183 D. Robbins 112, 113, 173 J. Robbins 49, 173 R. Robertson 160 B. Robinson 85, 173 R. Robinson 89 B. Rodriquez 98, 184 S. Roe 98, 99 C. Russel 104, 105, 106, 110 L. Russel 46, 47, 110 D. Rzyski 45, 93, 197 E. Salaiz 140, 171 S. Sanders 184 H. Sandlin 173 L. Sandlin 173 P. Scates 197 E. Schafer 96, 97, 160 D. Scott 89 D. Scott 83, 89 C. Seale 43, 160 M. Seaman 49, 112, 113, 160 D. Searcy 197 K. Sellers, 50, 52, 54, 98, 1OSSI97 D. Sepulveda 98, 99 B. Shaw 39, 40, 41, 45, 57, 60, 85, 128, 188, 198 D. Shaw 198 J. Shelton 184 M. Shoemake 153, 160 D. Shreve 198 K. Shriver 198 B. Sigsbee 38, 45, 59, 100, 155, 160 C. Sigsbee 52, 53, 61, 198 D. Sims 198 J. Sisk 88 W. Slay 160 J. Sliger 184 ’ S. Smallwood 160 C. Smith 52, 53, 59, 62, 104, LOS MOSS IS ei24812 5; 132, 135, 184, 189 D. Smith 59, 173 G. Smith 198 J. Smith 86 P. Smith 86 W. Smith 161 M. Soto 161 K. Sowards 198 L. Spence 184 R. Starnes 78, 128, 129 C. Stout 47, 49, 104, 105, TOSI 3 2401253 132413301 355184 N. Stracke 38, 46, 93, 104, 105, 106, 161 N. Straughan 93 R. Strayer 47, 57, 89, 102, 114, 115, 184 N. Suggs 161 C. Svendsen 161 P. Swanson 174 S. Tate 102, 184 P. Taylor 38, 98, 107, 108, 114, 115, 184 H. Thompson 85, 161 O. Thompson 174 B. Thorn 104, 105, 106, 61 A. Tilley 198 K. Tinsley 198 B. Tittsworth 48, 51, 111, 161 J. Todd 163 B. Tom 34, 39, 162 S. Trammell 85, 174 T. Trammell 116, 117, 130, 185 R. Trejo 140, 141, 142, 144, 199 S. Tromanhauser 185 J. Trowler 104, 105 S. Turkin 185 M. Turner 157, 199 M. Tyson 162 M. Upchurch 85, 162 A. Vandagriff 34 Phillip Vandagriff 95, 174 G. VanDerbeck 162 M. VanSickle 89, 174 G. Vaughn 162 M. Vazquez 199 E. Vega 88 D. Verhoeven 162 R. Verner 162 D. Vick 162 D. Villalobos 112, 113, 140, 145, 174 R. Villar 199 R. Vines 61, 112, 113 B. Walker 112, 113, 130, 140, 174 D. Walker 96, 185 D. Walker 162 G. Walker 199 M. Walling 130, 199 T. Walling 130, 174 J. Walsh 140, 144, 163 P. Walsh 85, 174 S. Walsh 44, 45, 93, 185 R. Walters 195, 199 G. Ward 163 N. Warner 89, 163 C. Watson 199 M. Watson 107 J. Webb 174 A. West 85, 94 N. West 163 J. Wheeler 174 N. Wheeler 175 G. White 185 M. Whitlock 175 R. Wicks 175 C. Williams 57, 114, 115, 128 K. Williams 199 R. Williams 175 C. Williamson 106, 110, 111, 163 J. Wilson 175 M. Wilson 175 R. Wilson 199 R. Wise 110, 175 D. Wood 175 J. Woodfin 163 B. Wright 175 S. Wynn 163 J. Wyrick 130, 185 J. Yates 163 E. Yeager 199 L. Zollinger 53, 98, 99, 144, 115, 199 Index 207 208 a ib £ i a Se: int ay re