East Texas Baptist University - Martian Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

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'l'ina Pcrliins Longview, 'l'exas l'Ilemcntary l-Id. Major Monty Pierce New lioston, 'l'exas Adm. Careers Major Carey Ponder Marshall, 'l'exas Music lid. Major Dianne Ponder Marshall, 'l'exas lilementary lid. Major llope Ponder Midland, 'l'exas Physical Hd. Major Lane Poole Baytown, 'l'exas Religion Major l.arry Raines llarahan, Louisiana Music Hd. Major Ron Rhodes llooks, 'l'exas Christian Min. Major Rohert Rice llouston, 'l'exas Ministry Career Major Steve Rice Sherman, 'l'exas Adm. Careers Major Becky Rogers Longview, 'l'exas Church Admin. Major Coleen Rogers Bonham, 'l'exas Secondary l-Id. Major CHANGES . . LEARNING TO PREPARE FOR MY CAREER To me, ETBC has not changed a great deal since the first day I set foot on the hill. It is still beautiful and the people are still friendly and caring. The things that impressed me then are still present. Though ETBC has not changed much, it has changed me. With the help of friends and teachers and listening to their advice, I've come to realize that I can do and be anything I want. But at the same time, I've learned to be more independent and make my own decisions. The most important thing I 've learned is that true friendship is the most valuable thing that anyone can ever possess and I've found many true friendships here at ETBC. This place and these friendships will never be forgotten. NANCY SULLIVAN

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CHANGES . . . AS WE STEP FORWARD INTO TOMORROW In my four years at ETBC, I have seen many changes come about, not only around campus, but in the people. l've seen the addition of needed sidewalks, new married apartments and even the addition of the Vo-Tech school. I've even seen the removing of the old white married apartments fpreacher's rowj. Yet these things are not the most significant changes that I've seen. The changes that stand out most in my mind are the faces we see from day to day. We come to ETBC as Freshmen, afraid of what tomorrow holds, yet willing to forge onward. Some feel the need to leave before graduating, but then there are those who hold on. These are the ones who change the most. We grow into young men and women, knowing that in some way or another, just in attending ETBC, we have changed from where we started. IOI-IN MARSHALL Carol McLendon Livingston, 'l'exas Physical Ed. Major Scott Moller Victoria, 'l'exas Religion Major Becky Montgomery Onalaska, 'l'exas Elementary Ed. Major Becky Morgan Noble, Louisiana Sociology Major Greg Morris Gladewater, Texas Physical Ed. Major Regina Morton Mineola, 'l'exas Elementary Ed. Major Lisa Moyer Princeton, 'l'exas Business Major Robin Mulcahy Marshall, 'l'exas Math Major Sherree Murray Orange, 'l'exas Sociology Major Merrill Nelson llutto, 'l'exas Physical Ed. Major Deana Oldham Tomhall, 'l 'exas General Business Major Rod Parvess Marshall, 'l'exas Music Ed. Major

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Trey Robinson Shreveport, Louisiana Chrisiian Min. Major Dianne Sanford 'l'exarkana. 'Voxas Business Major Peggy Shaman Danbury, 'l'exaS Ministry Career Major Paul Simmons Groves, Texas Business Major Carol Sipes Mescalero. New Mexico l-Ilementary Hd. Major jeff Slaughter Shreveport, Louisiana Business Major Gayla Spross Orange, Texas Secondary, lid. Major Alan Staggs Warren, Texas Religion Major Patricia Slakley Diana, Texas Biology Major Donna Sullivan Glaclewater, Texas Sociology Major Nancy Sullivan Allen, 'l'exas Elementary I-Irl. Major Sherilyn 'Vankersley Marshall, Texas Music Hd. Major