Dallas Baptist University - Summit Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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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

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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

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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.