Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1975 volume:

BRONCO Hardin-Simmons University Abilene, Texas Vol. 68 It was a comfortable year at H-SU. The forty acres provided a quiet refuge for some 1,600 students from the seemingly insurmountable problems of the rest of the world. We were aware of the major issues of the day, but they really didn't seem to affect our daily lives. We were free to pursue our own interests, develop our individual talents, and seek answers to our many questions. It was a time of preparation as we approached the day when we would have to accept our full responsibilities in the world. CONTENTS campus life sports..... groups students ... academics . index..... .18 ,.92 134 204 ,240 282 V To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, arid a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Things to do, places to go, people to see BSU fall religious retreat, and the West Texas State Fair. A highlight of the beginning of school was Har- Baptist Church, led the Student Evangelism Training 'Diary of a Summer Scandal' premieres miere and was the H-SU entry in the Amer- ican College Theater Festival. as Hobbs, Debbie Stricklin as Jenny, Ruth P: Curtain call: Travis Sligar, Debbie Stricklin, 'Three coins in a fountain' sets stage for coronation Old friends highlight homecoming Tau wins grand prize in Sing Susan Hagler is best-dressed MISS SUSAN HAGLER . . . BEST-DRESSED COED A trip into the thirties Sixteen acts show their stuff The Old Maid and the Thief Opera workshop Menottie's The Old Maid and the Thief” Stege as Miss Todd, Patricia Power as Miss Merrill also as Letitia, and Stuart Tolle, the Students mix picnics and politics Frolicking free fabulous fifties It takes practice to be an actor Distinguished alumni recognized Founders' Day honors past Western ways return Janice Cook is rodeo sweetheart Rodeo Parade — 'It's a western tradition' Rodeo Peterson awarded Minter Medal Three receive honorary degrees Top grads honored Chris Carnohan of Abilene and this year's Student Congress president (left) and Sarah Brown of Midland and this year's Univer- the Julius Nelson Olsen Medal, the highest academic honor availa- ble to an H-SU graduating senior. Miss Harrison graduated with a The SUB — something for everyone Home away from home Progress mixed with nostalgia Not all work and no play and term papers. For the most part, we discovered that the more we gave to the university in terms of available to them, and discovered the many things that Hardin-Simmons had to offer outside the class- It depends on how you look at it WANT TO SELL CABS. WANT TO SWE MONEY WANTAl I Tanaka Bows Out i ne fear ot me woman Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges tus PHIL EDWARDS The Basketball Team Started as 'Lucky 13' Final 1974-75 Statistics (Won 5, Lost 20) PLAYER____________G FG-FGA Pet. FT-FTA Pet. RB-Avr. A_____PF-Dq TP_________Avg Donnie Wood 25 Dub Preston 25 Randy Jarnigan 25 James Mitchell 25 John Blackwell 14 David Krieger 14 Lee Dixon 11 Greg Perry 8 Donnie Kliever 8 Robert Jones 6 Robert Mahoney 6 Others 6 Team Rebounds 150-336 143-346 80-192 88-200 9-36 91-214 45-106 13-31 11-29 446 370 358 250 52-66 18-28 60-81 11-20 6-10 39-47 5- 8 9-12 6- 12 788 85-3.4 65 795 144-5.8 20 872 98-3.9 9 643 126-5.0 35 741 176-7.0 33 600 78-5.6 8 600 31-2.2 2 830 84-7.6 10 625 66-8.2 6 750 3-0.4 6 500 24-4.0 3 500 17-2.8 7 250 3-0.5 0 145__________ 80-2 352 14 83-6 321 12 41-0 201 8 75-4 194 7 73-2 174 6 43-3 69 5 12-0 24 1 24-0 221 20 12-0 95 11 15-0 33 4 7-0 31 5 7-0 28 4 H-SU TEAM 25 730-1771 OPPONENTS 25 847-1783 288-389 .740 1080-43.2 202 473-15 1748 69. 278-406 .688 1126-45.1 449-10 1972 78. —Completed eligibility. — But Ended as the 'Unlucky 7' More Downs Than Ups; More Folly Than Fun; But Pride and Hustle Unmatched It was one Alka-Seltzer commer- Donnie Wood led the team in scoring with 14.1 points per game and was voted the Most Valuable the top rebounder and Randy Jarni- Wood also won the Hustling Cow- had the best field goal percentage. John Blackwell and David Krieger Donnie Wood — 'Most Valuable' Randy Jarnigan (44) — Best Free Shooter The Graduates: Jarnigan, Jamison, Mitchell, Wood Three Experienced, Talented Players Return Prospects for Next Year Look Good to Most John Blackwell Dub Preston and David Krieger Things Never Look Good From the Bench — — Especially if You're a Coach Why me? Spirit Ran High Throughout the Season Ada Feaster — High Point Cowgirl Women's Basketball — a Complete Program Women Basketballers Met Some Talented Competition sports and all receive the full benefit of H-SU Randy Davis: 'Most Valuable Player' Baseball Team Sets a Few Records and won 21 games. A highlight of the season was four wins over Randy Davis was the team's Most Valuable Player for the sec- Huston-Tilloti Huston-Tillotson Huston-Tillotson Tennis Team Posts Winning Season; Gains NCAA Division I Tournament JOHN NESSLER Women's Volleyball Team 'Spiked' With Punch Gents, Tri Phi Take Intramural Sweepstakes men's flag football race and went on to down McMurry's Ko Sari 22-0. Then the H-SU All-Stars downed McMurry's All-Stars 15-0 to bring home i u: Women's Intramurals Something to look forward to The Cheerleaders fer1 STUDENT CONGRESS SENIOR-JUNIOR CONGRESSMEN SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN CONGRESSMEN MOODY CENTER PROGRAM COMMITTEE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL the Fall Religious Retreat at Big Country Baptist Walker, His Time; Denise Greene, publicity; Debo- FRESHMAN BAPTIST STUDENT UNION COUNCIL The group's main project was visiting Steward's Rest Home in Abilene. As a were: Wayne Davis, president; Carla Hor- summer missions; Marla Marble, reach- out; Alisa Reddel and Delanie Dowell, His Time; David Bridges and Candy Cason, n Hughes, publicity; STUDENT FOUNDATION ALPHA CHI KAPPA PI SIGMA TAU DELTA ITA required in English. of Sigma Tau Delta were involved in having a fall induction at Poco Sigma Tau Delta officers were: Bill Ellis, president; Krista Swill- ALPHA MU GAMMA AMT included Dr. Julian Bridges and Dr. James Tiden- berg. SPEECH HONOR SOCIETY Officers were Ruth Knightstep, president; Cecil Evans, vice presi- ALPHA PSI OMEGA Affi fellowship for those interested in college theatre. The member- ics as well as the technical field. Alpha Psi Omega activities for this year included selling pub- Philip Craik, Worthy Stage Manager; Chris Choate, Worthy Bus- Williams, Worthy Playwright. Patrick Allen Atkinson and Dr. BETA BETA BETA KAPPA MU EPSILON KME Rod Rackley, Krista Swilling, Perry Webb, Vernon Williams, Tim Zukas, Mrs. Officers for the organization were: Vernon Williams, president; Perry Webb, LAMBDA BETA PHI ALPHA KAPPA PSI SIGMA ALPHA IOTA enlarges music for the partially blind. Officers were: Dayle Higgs, president; Alexia Mayfield, PHI MU ALPHA HA irship r treasurer; David Morgan, historian; Mark Smith, e MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE TEXAS STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES CLUB POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PRE LAW CLUB WOMEN'S INTERORGANIZATION COUNCIL Dean Tid McAden acted as IOC’s sponsor. MEN'S INTERCLUB COUNCIL BETA GAMMA EPSILON DELTA An PHI PHI PHI Beverly Hobbs and Carol Ann Mcllveene, publicity chairmen; Leigh ALPHA PHI OMEGA !L- ucrr,::i.r™ u%: ,..,“.i:::, :;. KAPPA PH I OMEGA RANGERS SIGMA DELTA SIGMA TAU ALPHA PH! EATA BITA PI basketball. UNITED MEXICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS Officers for the club were: Martin Garcia, State BSU Convention; the H-SU Fall Revival; Oakwood Baptist ONE HUNDRED MILE CLUB PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB GEOLOGY CLUB AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY RODEO CLUB SIX WHITE HORSES RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS RIFLE TEAM CAPERS PERSHING RIFLES SINGERS HO! overseas USO tour. THEH-SU SINGING MEN Organized in 1971 by Tom Pack, the Hardin- Simmons University Singing Men have presented and civic groups throughout the United States. In May the group left for a concert tour Since their beginning, the H-SU Singing Men They released their first album in 1973. In 1974, they provided the music for the National Prayer Breakfast sponsored by the United States Cham- Members of the H-SU Singing Men are: Glenn Joe Strickland, voice major from San Diego, Cal- H-SU CHORALE CONCERT CHOIR H-SU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT BAND COWBOY BAND Mr. Dick Davis. CORRAL BRONCO GAIL PARKEY, assistant editor SENIORS FAVORITES: Gay Wingfield Fred McNab OFFICERS: Debbie Wright, sec. JUNIORS FAVORITES: Susan Mathers OFFICERS: Tony Thetford, v-pres. GLENDA ADAMS, Anna, jr. KEN ADAMS, Jamaica, N.Y., fr. RACHEL AGUIRRE, Abilene, fr. ZULEMA AGUIRRE, Abilene, soph. ANNA ALEXANDER, Abilene, jr. JUDY ALEXANDER, Hale Center, fr. NAN ALEXANDER, Abilene, sr. BARBARA ALLEN, Abilene, fr. BELINDA ALLEN, Midland, soph. LADONNA ALLISON, Ft. Worth, jr. BETTY ALMAGUER, Abilene, fr. CHAD ANDERSON, Abilene, fr. KERRY ANDERSON, McLean, fr. KRISTI ANDRESS, Abilene, sr. MICHAEL ANDRESS, Abilene, sr. PAULA ANDRESS, Snyde- RAYMOND ANGEL, Lexr JIMANGELL, Albuquerqu WANDA APPLETON, Abi ROBIN ARCHINAL, Lubbo NANCY ARISTA, Lima, Pe JOE ARNETT, Memphis, T BARBIE ARTMAN, Albuqu RICHARD ATWOOD, F SUSAN AULT, Abilene. CHARLTON AUSTIN, F BOB BERGEN, Los Alamos, N. Mex., jr. SUSAN BERREY, Ft. Worth, soph. RANDY BILUNGS, Seagraves, soph. DENVER BILYEU, Kaiser, Mo., fr. RACHEL BISHOP, Lampasas, fr. LINDA BLACKMAN, Toledo, O., fr. ALICE BLACKWELL, Wall, fr. ROGER BLAKE, Brownwood, jr. DIANE BOONE, Irving, jr. GREG JEANIE BOUTON,, LENORA BOUZA, Omaha, Neb., sr. JAMIE BOWEN, Albuquerque, N. Mex., fr. MARTHA BOWEN, Albuquerque, N. Mex., soph. RON BOWLEN, Wichita Falls, fr. JAN BOWMAN, Monahans, sr. TERRY BOWMAN, Lancaster, fr. SHERRY BRADLEY, Taejon, Korea, fr. CHRIS BRADSHAW, Lewisville, jr. DEBORAH BRADSHAW, Midland, fr. SUZANNE BRANAM, Monahans, fr. KEITH BRATTON, Springfield, O., KARAN BREEDEN, Dallas, jr. GREG BRIDGEMAN, Dalhart, jr. BECKY BRIDGES, Abilene, fr. DAVID BRIDGES, Abilene, fr. PAT BRIDGES, DALLAS, soph. KATHY BRINSON, Abilene, jr. ALLEN BROOKS, Abilene, sr. BETSY BROWN, Midland, soph. BRENDA BROWN, Abilene, jr. DEBRA BROWN, Hamlin, sr. JUDY BROWN, Abilene, sr. KENNETH BROWN, Abilene, sr. SARAH BROWN, Midland, sr. MICHAEL BRUNK, Sacramento, Calif., soph. REGINA BRYAN, Tulia, soph. BRENDA BRYANT, Odessa, fr. JUDY BUCKLES, Abilene, fr. MICHAEL BUCKLES, Goldsmith, sr. REGINA BUCKNER, Ft. Worth, fr. BEVERLY BUFIS, Ft. Worth, fr. TERRY BURELSMITH, Petersburg, jr. PATTI BURROW, Irving, fr. LYNDA BURGESS, Snyder, soph. SUELLEN BUTLER, Seymour, soph. KEITH CADDELL, Frederick, Okla., sr. RHONDA CAGLE, Olney, sr. DONNA CALKINS, Belen, N. Mex., fr. LISA CALMES, Tyler, jr. JOYCE CAMPBELL, Dallas, sr. TERESA CAMPBELL, Ringgold, soph. BRUCE CANNON, Irving, soph. LEE ANN CANTRELL, Pompa, fr. JIM CARGILE, Abilene, soph. CHRISTOPHER CARNOHAN, Abilene, sr. CARLA CARPENTER, Portland, Ore., fr. DALE CARTER, Bangkok, Thailand, soph. JOE DON CARTER, Odessa, sr. JONI CARTER, Iowa Park, jr. MARK CARTER, Abilene, fr. BILL CARROLL, Abilene, fr. SHARON CARVER, Las Cruce s, N. Mex., soph. CANDACE CASON, Abilene, fr. LETICIA CASTILLO, Abilene, soph. LINDA CHASE, Abilene, sr. BECKY CHATTERTON, Houston, fr. ROGER CONNELL, Sweet' JUDY CONTRERAS, Haml RANDY COOKE, Abilene, fr. PAUL COUCH, Abilene, fr. SAMMIE COURINGTON, Abilene, jr. I CATHERINE COX, Bonham, fr. LAQUITA CRAFT, Wall, fr. BRENDA CRAWFORD, Ft. Worth, jr. MALCOLM CRAWFORD, Abilene, fr. MICHEAL CRAWFORD, Midland, jr. POLLY CREECH, Stanton, jr. D. T. CROCKETT, JR., Cross Plains, grad. BRENDA CROSBY, Snyder, jr. DELA CROSTHWAIT, Olney, sr. GLENN CROSTHWAIT, Olney, sr. MORRIS CROW, Vera, sr. DEBRA CRUMPLER, Abilene, jr. ROBERT CULPEPPER, Kaufman, soph. CRAIG CUNNINGHAM, McLean, fr. DENNIS CUTBIRTH, Clyde, fr. MICHAEL CUTTS, Kenosha, Wis., sr. FRANK DAGEN, Houston, soph. STEVE DAVIDSON, San Clemente, Calif., jr. J. C. DAVIS, Snyder, sr. SHERILL DAVIS, Robert Lee, fr. WAYNE DAVIS, JR., Memphis, fr. DEBBIE DAWSON, Clarkston, Ga., sr. SANDRA DAWSON, Albuquerque, N. Mex., soph. CHESNA DICKENSON, Olton, fr. TERRI DORSETT, Abilene, fr. BECKY DOSSEY, Desdemona, jr. MEREDITH DOUTHIT, Memphis, fr. BRENDA DUNLAP, Clovis, N. Mex., fr. WILLIAM DUPREZ, Wichita, Kans., jr. PAM DUVALL, Abilene, fr. ELIZABETH EBLE, Cleveland, O., soph. JEANNINE ECKARD, Abilene, fr. CYNTHIA EDWARDS, Abilene, fr. TOM EDWARDS, Brigham City, Utah, sr. BRENDA ELLIOTT, Memphis, fr. DEBORAH ELLIOTT, Abilene, fr. TRAVIS ELLIOTT, Iraan, jr. DEBORAH ELLISON, Aspermont, sr. SHARON ETHEREDGE, LINDA FRYMIRE, Albuquerque, N. Mex., sr. TOMMY FRYMIRE, Odessa, sr. WARREN FRYMIRE, Jal, N. Mex., fr. LINDA GABBERT, Clyde, fr. CHARLES GAFFORD, Avoca, jr. MARIA GARCIA, Abilene, fr. MARTIN GARCIA, Wichita, Kans., soph. BEVERLY GARDNER, Abilene, fr. GAIL GARNER, Abilene, sr. ALITA GARRETT, Eastland, soph. CHARLES GARRETT, Abilene, jr. RAYLENE GARRETT, Dallas, fr. CINDY GELDMEIER, Dallas, sr. KENNY GEORGE, Baird, soph. PAUL GERHARDT, Winters, soph. BEVERLY GIDEON, Albu PAT GLAZENER, I SAN GILBERT, Dallas, fr. .GILCHRIST, Abilene, sr. ANN GLYNN, Ozona, fr. JACK GOLIGHTLY, Orangevale, Calif., jr. JANA GOLIGHTLY, Loving, jr. OFELIA GONZALES, Tucson, Ariz., jr. MARTHA GRAVES, L MELONIE GREEN, Denton, fr. DENISE GREENE, Abilene, jr. DENICE GREGORY, Arlington, fr. MARILYN GRIFFITH, Haskell, soph. ROGER GRIFFITH, Goldsmith, fr. SUSAN HAGLER, Houston, jr. BILL HALIBURTON, Abilene, sr. REBECCA HALL, Houston, sr. BOBETTE HAMILTON, Jayton, fr. KATHEE HARKRADER, Abilene, fr. CINDY HARMAN, I KATHY HARRIS, Ab GAIL HARRISON, ROGIE HARTER, W ROSS HARTSFIELD, San Angelo, sr. LARENE HAYDEN, Redmond, Wash., soph. BRENDA HAYES, Abilene, jr. JUDITH HAYNES, Monahans, fr. SHERRY HEADY, Aledo, soph. PATRICK HEARD, San Antonio, jr. NANCY HECHT, Dallas, soph. PATTI HENDERSON, Abilene, fr. ELSON HERNANDEZ, Fresno, Calif., soph. PAULA HERRING, Hobbs, N. Mex„ soph. PATRICIA HESTER, Merkel, jr. MARSHA HICKLIN, San Antonio, soph. JIM HICKOK, Ulysses, Kans., jr. HAROLD HICKS, Travis A.F.B., Calif., sr. DANNY HILBURN, Lamesa, soph. SANDY HILL, Lubbock, fr. STEVE HILLHOUSE, Gustine, fr. KATHY HILLIARD, Houston, jr. JUDY HINTON, Abilene, soph. JUANITA HISER, Ft. Worth, fr. BEVERLY HOBBS, Midland, jr. KAY HOLCOMB, Amarillo, sr. MARY HOLDER, Y HOLLINGSHEAD, A ATHY HOMER, Lewisv CARLA HORTON, Ft. Worth, fr. VICKI HOUSTON, Wichita Falls, soph. DOAK HOWARTON, Kermit, soph. PATRICIA HOWE, Abilene, sr. BYRON HOWELL, Frankston, sr. ROBERTA HOWELL, Abilene, jr. RONNIE HOWELL, Arlington, soph. ANN HUBBARD, Hamlin, jr. COLLEEN HUGHES, Dallas, fr. KARISA HUGHES, Ft. Stockton, fr. MARK HUNDLEY, Memphis, sr. PAM HUNTER, Abilene, fr. MERWIN IDO, Oneida, N.Y., sr. BARBARA JOHNSON, Dallas, soph. CHESTER JOHNSON, Sunset, sr. K. C. JOHNSON, Richland Center, Wis., fr. MORRIS JOHNSON, Munday, sr. PAM JOHNSON, Abilene, soph. RANDY JOHNSON, Hale Center, jr. VICTOR JOHNSON, Mineral Wells, sr. KATHY JOHNSTON, Abilene, soph. JEANNIE JONES, Lovington, N. Mex, sr. WILLIAM JONES, Abilene, sr. CARMEN KAEVANDO, Port Isabel, jr. GARY KASSON, Kansas City, Mo., sr. KENNETH KELL, Catron, Mo., sr. LOY KENDRICK, Pasadena, jr. PHIL KENLEY, Sulphur Springs, sr. DONNY KLIEVER, Ft. Worth, soph. KERMIT KLAERNER, Johnson City, soph. DAN KLAUSMEYER, St. Louis, Mo., sr. BRADFORD KNIGHT, Abilene, sr. ROBERT KNOX, JR., Abilene, sr. GEORGE KOEHL III, Houston, jr. FLORENCE KRAKE, Glendora, Calif., fr. CHERYL KUESPERT, San Angelo, soph. MARIE LAMOREUX, Farmington, N. Mex„ fr. JOE LANGLEY, Sweetwater, soph. LOU ANN LANGSTON, Kermit, fr. CHRISTY LASETER, Dallas, fr. SHERY LASETER, Dallas, soph. I LAWSON, Abilene, fr. D LAYTON, Abilene, sr. ANN LAYTON, Era, sr. TERESA LEDBETTER, Longview, soph. KATHIE LEE, Carson City, Nev., fr. MICHAEL LEE, Wichita Falls, jr. DENISE LEMEILLEUR, Kerrville, jr. JAMES LINTON, Midland, soph. BOB LOFLAND, Saint Jo, fr. ROMA LONG, Clyde, fr. SUSAN LORD, San Angelo, fr. ALICIA LOZANO, Clyde, fr. TIMOTHY MADDOX, Dallas, soph. PHILLIP MAHAFFEY, Liberty, S.C., soph. PAM MAHOOD, Hobbs, N. Mex., jr. TIM MALONE, Dallas, fr. GARY MARABLE, Albuquerque, N. Mex., jr. MARLA MARBLE, Odessa, fr. DAVID MARCUM, Midland, soph. DEBORAH MARKGRAF, Midland, soph. AUGUSTO MARTINEZ, San Bias, Panama, fr. JOSHUA MARTINEZ, Abilene, fr. TABY MARTINEZ, Cr. REBECCA MATHIS, C CARLA MAXEY, Padi SHARON MAXEY, G NANCY MAXWELL,, ALEXIA MAYFIELD, DEBBIE MAYHALL, At ALLAN MEADOR, Hobbs, N. k., soph. BEVERLY MEADS, Abilene, fr. JAN MEARES, Roscoe, sr. LYNNETTE MEEKER, Gordon, soph. KAREN MEEKS, Von Horn, fr. ISAIAH MEJIA, Bovina, fr. DENISE MELTON, Blooming Grove, jr. DENNIS MELTON, Blooming Grove, sr. NANCY METCALF, Tulia, jr. JEANNIE MILAM, Concord, Calif., fr. RHONDA MILES, Odessa, jr. CINDY MITCHELL, Dumas, soph. McKINLEY MITCHELL, Clyde, fr. JOHN MITTON, Superior, Wis., soph. MARY MOLINA, Abilene, fr. TRAVIS MONDAY, Plainview, soph. CAROL MONROE, Hominy, Okla., fr. LISA MOORE, Abilene, fr. BRYAN MORGAN, Borger, soph. C. DAVID MORGAN, Snyder, jr. DAVID MORGAN, Randolph A.F.B., jr. JANE MORGAN, Lancaster, Calif., soph. JANICE MORRIS, Abilene, fr. ADA FLORA MOY, Olney, Md., sr. BOBBIE MUNOZ, Dallas, soph. NOLAN MURDOCK, Lubbock, soph. MARVIN McCAIN, Slaton, sr. CLIFTON McCLELLAN, Dallas, s WAYNE McCLELLAN, Dallas, fr LOU ELLEN McCOMBS, Rotan, • SUSAN McDonald, Dallas, jr. CAROL ANN MclLVEENE, Lufkin, jr. ROBERT McKINNON, Dallas, soph. NANCY McNAIR, Abilene, sr. MICHAEL NEDELA, Killeen, sr. SHARRON NEIGHBORS, Roby, sr. JOHN NEIMAN, Encino, Calif., Sr. MICHAEL NEWTON, Abilene, sr. DENNY NIELSEN, Lubbock, fr. TERESA NORRIS, Ralls, fr. BELINDA NORVELL, Andrews, fr. JOHN ODOM, Snyder, jr. KAREN OGLESBY, Comanche, soph. DEBORAH OLIVER, Albuquerque, N. Mex., jr. RONNIE O'NEAL, Novice, jr. BETH OSBORN, Lovingfon, N. Mex., sr. DEBBIE SCOn, San Antonio, fr. TAMARA SCOn, Abilene, fr. PETE SENTENA, Abilene, soph. SUZANNE SHAW, Abilene, soph. ROXANNA SHEPARD, Kermif, jr. TERESA SHEPARD, Kermit, soph. PAULA SHERRILL, Dallas, soph. MICHAEL SHILLINGS, Victoria, sr. JEAN SHIRLEY, Denver, Colo., jr. WAYNE SHUFFIELD, Abilene, jr. PATRICIA BETH SHUMAN,' DAVID SIMMONS, Pasader PAULA SIMMONS, Sierra V RONDA STANDARD, Tuscola, soph. LELL STARKEY, Albuquerque, N. Mex., soph. CINDY STEARNS, Abilene, fr. RHONDA STEGE, Sweetwater, sr. TERRI STEINMAN, Ft. Worth, soph. TANYA STORIE, Odessa, soph. JOE STRICKLAND, San Diego, Calif., jr. DEBBIE STRICKLIN, Arlington, fr. EARL STROCK, Abilene, sr. ZOE STROCK, Abilene, sr. RACHELYN STRODER, Omaha, Neb., fr. GARY STROOPE, Dallas, fr. GWEN SULLIVAN, Big Spring, jr. MIKE SULLIVAN, Abilene, sr. DAVID SUMNER, Abilene, sr. ROD SUMNER, Kansas City, Mo., jr. KRISTA SWILLING, Odessa, sr. EUGENE TAKAKI, Hilo, Hawaii, jr. BARBARA TALLEY, Tuscola, fr. GLEN TANDY, Dallas, fr. KATHY TANKERSLEY, Ft. Worth, soph. ERNEST TATE, Abilene, soph. JUDY TATE, Hobbs, N. Mex., fr. ROY TAYLOR, JR., Winters, sr. LISA TAYLOR, Friona, fr. ANDY TEAGUE, Irving, soph. SHERRY THETFORD, Abilene, fr. TONY THETFORD, Abilene, jr. DEVERA THOMAS, Andrews, fr. RHONDA THOMAS, Abilene, soph. SHERRIE THOMAS, Anson, jr. JOHNNY THOMPSON, Merkel, sr. LYNN THOMPSON, Ozona, soph. MARY THOMPSON, Albuquerque, N. Mex., sr. MELANIE THOMPSON, Abilene, soph. RANDEE THOMPSON, Abilene, sr. STEVE THOMPSON, Tuscola, soph. PAL TIDENBERG, Nairobi, Kenya, fr. PAULA TURNEY, Midland, soph. SUSAN TURPIN, Abilene, soph. CATHY VANCIL, Abilene, fr. GLENDA VAN HORN, Amarillo, sr. JACKIE VAUGHN, Abilene, sr. LEE WALKER, Idaho Falls, Idaho, fr. STEPHANIE WALKER, Merkel, soph. STEVE WALKER, Mer VICKI WALLER, Ft. W RONNIE WARREN, A SUSAN WATERS, Havelock, N.C., sr. SUKI WATERS, Baytown, fr. LEIGH WEATHERSBEE, Floydada, jr. MARCIA WEAVER, Abilene, sr. JIMMY WILLIAMS, Abilene, soph. KAREN WILLIAMS, Abilene, fr. MARLA WILLIAMS, Odessa, fr. MIGNON WILLIAMS, Hamlin, fr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Abilene, jr. VERNON WILLIAMS, Abilene, sr. DONNIE WILSON, Gruver, jr. PAULETT WIMBERLEY, Abilene, fr. GAY WINGFIELD, Amarillo, sr. TED WINTER, Abilene, sr. SELMA WINTERS, Gatesville, fr. CAROLYN WINTON, Lubbock, sr PEGGY WOMELSDUFF, Albuquerque, N. Mex., soph. DANNY WOODARD, Vernon, jr. CAROL WOODFIN, Ft. Worth, fr. DON WOODLOCK, Abilene, sr. LYNETT WORLEY, Dumas, soph. CAROLYN WRIGHT, Abilene, soph. CINDY WRIGHT, Las Cruces, N. Mex., soph. DEBBIE WRIGHT, Las Cruces, N. Mex., sr. JOE WRIGHT, Ft. Worth, soph. BETH WRISTEN, Clyde, jr. Dl ANN YOUKER, Abilene, jr. What's It Like to Be a University President? AND WHOOP IT UP FOR THE COWBOY BASKETBALL TEAMI Administrative Officers Administrative Officers Administrative Officers DR. ALVIN O. AUSTIN DR. W.TRUETT WALTON SHERWYN L. McNAIR Vice President Emeritus Director of Public Relations Administrative Staff EDGAR JACKSON C. KENNETH HILL Administrative Staff MRS. DOROTHY C. MAUPIN Administrative Staff The Staff WILHELMINE ACKERMAN LEA ALEXANDER CHARLOTTE BUCKLES AILEEN CULPEPPER MARY EASTON MARGARET FORRESTER Book Store HAZEL GREGSTON GAIL JACKSON LUCILLE KELLEY REBA KIRKLAND PAT KLAERNER Student Life Office ESTELLE McCASLIN Blanche Lange Hall MIRIAM PEARCE Development Office BILLIE REED PBX Operator JUANITA REEDER GRACE SADLER Registrar’s Office EVA TEMPLETON CAROL THURMAN FAYE WHEELER WANDA WHITIS MARY ANN YOUKER Business Division Prepares Grads for Places in Outside World specialized business skills that will enable them, initially, to obtain a worthwhile job in PE Faculty Keeps Themselves and Others in Good Shape Dr. Ellis Heads Humanities and Graduate Divisions New Bilingual Program Under Study DR. RAY ELLIS Journalism Faculty All Professionals Art Building Has Both Students, Paintings Hanging From the Walls Never a Dull Moment in Speech, Drama West Texas High School Speech Tournament and hit stage productions again highlighted joined the faculty as director of drama, and made Van Ellis Theatre an extremely popular rated on “Dames at Sea,” a musical which sold out all performances. Dr. Panowski brought in a guest professional actor for Sherlock Holmes” in April. after several years of inactivity, with Prof. Emogene Emery as coach. Prof. Atkinson ment, headed by Dr. Jerry Reynolds, continued a cooperative program with Abilene Chris- W. PATRICK ATKINSON Professional Activity Keeps English Faculty Busy persons holding the Ph.D. in English. All of the faculty took part in professional conferences during the year. Mrs. Turner was consult- ant for a Texas Council of Teachers of English convention in Dallas; Dr. Clayton presented a paper at the annual Folklore Society in Houston; Dr. Lloyd Huff instituted a Saturday morning class, which attracted a surprisingly good enrollment. HI Library Space Problems Grow holding proper degrees in their special fields. Dr. Colvin C. Turpin, ANDREW CHAN ROBERT L. PHILLIPS Bible Study Involves Everybody Geology Area Grows •� � � Chemistry-Physics Combines Classroom Instruction, Research Dr. Richard Garner, department head, received a $42,000 research grant from the Rob- Robinson Heads Mathematics Classes, Professional Meetings Keep History Faculty Busy New Program, Off-Campus Tours Spice Year in Political Science Actual Case Work Helps Make Psychology Faculty More Able Teacher Training, More Specialized Instruction Offered in Sociology 'Lawmen' From H-SU Find Work Opportunities Throughout State Calloway returned to the faculty in the summer of 1974 after a leave of absences to earn Safety. Don Seamster, an Abilene attorney, was a part-time faculty member, and many Women Help Boost Enrollment; ROTC Program Stays Strong It was a good year for ROTC. With enrollment greatly bolstered through enlistment of Goodin coached the golf team and Capt. Larry Bates coached tennis. The Military Science Department enrolled students from Abilene Christian College and Sounds of Music Never Cease as School Continues to Grow Long before the end of the year. Dean T. W. (Jack) Dean and his faculty were wondering how the School of Music ever got along without Woodward-Dellis Recital Hall. The new building, opened officially in September with a series of faculty recitals, was in constant use. Sounds of music came from the structure literally seven days a week after a new pro- Dames at Sea. The Opera Workshop, conducted by Prof. Carl Best, performed “The Old Hoi entertained U.S. servicemen overseas for the fourth time, making an eight-week tour which covered the winter-holidays. Enrollment in the School of Music continued to climb, with the most majors in history reg- THURMAN L. MORRISON ( Student Index iwmwm