Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1978 volume:

Taylor Publishing Co. Hardin-Simmons University President, Jim E. Tanner Vice-President, William 0 Beazley, Exec. Vice-President Clyde J. Childers, Vice-Presi dent, L. Ross Johnson, Vice- President, Elwin Skiles, Chan- cellor, Rupert N. Richardson, President Emeritus, Lee Hemphill, Vice-President Emeritus, W. T. Walton, Vice- President Emeritus. ______________________ Founded 1891 by Abilene Businessmen and Church Leaders Abilene, Texas, 1978 Elaine Hart Carol Elifritz, Jan Evans, Bill Gardner, Kirk Spurgin, Greg Jaklewicz Assoc. Editors Randy Armstrong Advisor Juan Salazar, Dirk Stricklin, Worthy Long Photographers 70th Year The BRONCO Table of Contents Campus Life Personalities Academics.. Organizations Students..... Hardin - Simmons University Anthem Dr. Richardson That's the story of Dr. Rupert N, Richardson, eighth preside of Hardin-Simmons University. An administrator and builder, Richardson has retained the basic philosophy needed by an educator; he never forgets he is a teacher — a teacher of of academic subjects. That's the chief reason — his desire to teach rather H-SU. Dr. Richardson remained at H-SU as president erneritus and professor of history. once explained his theory that people are history by saying; When I was just a boy in Stephens vHI County I used to listen to the stories the pioneers llJ of that section told. They visited our home and it ■ ig, droughts and i that they were his something writtei ' I discov these people I ; period of Texas ;on at Caddo to Willis B. I Nannie Coon Richardson :o old Simmons College in was graduated with a B.A. 1912. He became a member ching staff in 1912, spent six i the Army as an infantry _______t, and has been on the faculty mce World War I, with the exception f time taken off for graduate work. He became president in 1945, after aving served as acting president ince 1943. He resigned as president On April 18,1974 groundbreaking eremonies were held for the new 1907. He ssrjs months ii The Bronco In Its 70th Year H-SU. . . the new. . . College Mascot 1916-1920 It was in January 1920 that the col- death of Dam-it, the college mascot. Brought from the east side of town as a pup in 1916 by Gilbert Sandefer, Fritz, the pup, grew up with the class of 1920. How he got his un-Baptistic name is still a matter of speculation. I used to suggest that, since the name came about the time his tail went, the name was in keeping with the thoughts that must have welled up in his canine brain when he was deprived of that appendage. d th b' n student to class or chapel, a tently day after day. At times in jpel or in class he would go to sleep, his jaws would relax, the rock D for the rock, and 1920, the delightful mascot was seized with pneumonia (there were no wonder drugs then) and died in less death spread over the campus as a funeral, freshmen uncomplainingly dug the grave (in the very center of the campus). The band led the funeral maroh,Pandnt eap appropnate to the grave. Th« Remember Then fS IMMOHS COty TlirSmnnniKisS ions Triumphs Over Baylor in Agonizing I Remember Now. . . could better describe registration day! It seems almost an eternity from the 8:00 A.M. (or 2:25, whichever the need to do. Packets, dorm rooms, meal tickets, and computer cards, computer cards, and more computer cards! Carbon easier! But it all must be done — like it or not. Registration day is that one joyful thing that students at colleges and look forward to every Fall, Spring and Summer j CONVOCATION ALL SCHOOL TRIP The H-SU All School Trip to Six Flags paved the way for fun and excitement. For just a mere six dollars students enjoyed a fun filled day away from the every day college life. car pools in order to minimize cost. 'JB' The drama department started out the fall season with the serious play entitled JB. Written by Archibald This drama presentation was directed by Dr. Burratti of the drama twenty five people. HOMECOMING As in every year. Homecoming and the All-School-Sing highlighted the 1977 Fall season. This year's homecom- ing theme was H-SU Three Ring Circus bringing Par- ents, Alumni, and Students together as a unified body. Kicked off by the ground breaking of a new athletic complex, the afternoon of the 11th started the weekend with registration at 2:00 PM and the All-School-Sing at 7:30 PM. This year's homecoming festivities held a special treat in the form of a large circus tent south of Sid Richardson. Here the different clubs and organizations were allowed to set up booths for money making projects. This turned out to be an enjoyable event for everyone. Saturday was filled with various receptions, coffees, and reunions — and lots of exciting friendly faces. All in all, it turned out to be a true reunion of loved ones — The Three Ringed Circus. . . Parents, Alumni, and Students. ALL SCHOOL SING ■ THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 19, 1978 To Dr. Jesse Fletcher I send you my warmest congratulations on your inauguration as twelfth President of Hardin-Simmons University. By selecting you for this position of leadership, the Board of Trustees has brought together a man and an institution that command the highest respect in the nation's academic and religious communities. For nearly a century, your University has represented the finest precepts of Christian life and teaching. I know it will grow and prosper under your highly qualified guidance. You bring to Hardin-Simmons a distinguished record of service, in both the ministry and foreign mission work. Your administra- tive skills, commitment to academic excellence and dedication to the ideals that Hardin-Simmons stands for promise a strong, sensitive and compassionate administration. I wish you every success in your challenging new duties. Sincerely, Hardin-Simmons University Abilene, Texas 79601 . . . Inauguration . . . And More Orange Picking Indiana Mission Trift Election Carnival H-SU Rodeo The rodeo parade kicks off the excit- ing week of intercollegiate rodeo This parade gives the student organizations a chance to participate clubs provide parade units which rep- resent their organization. the best float. Founders i Hardm Simmons Univer Christian University that This year on April 13. students gathered in re HSU. The day was busy memorial service and hoi -Simmons University was founded Annual Awards Day GRADU A TION — SPRING 1978 1 ■ r -T PMP ABOVE: Dr. Gorden Kingsley from William Jewel brought the Statley Lectures. MIDDLE: Jeremiah People. RIGHT: Choir from Brownwood State School. RIGHT PAGE, MIDDLE: Vince Guriano speaks on How to get the job you've always wanted. RIGHT: Renais- CHAPEL BOTTOM: . BOTTOM f Person, Kathie Lee Elected University Queen History major from Carson City, Nevada, was elected 1977-1978 Hardin-Simmons University Queen by the student body and was pre- sented in coronation ceremonies held in Behrens Chapel last Octo- ber. Always an active part in cam- pus life, Kathie has represented H- SU by serving as student congress- being kept busy with Student Foun- dation, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi, Celebration Singers, TSEA, and other organizations and activities. Her senior year she was named to leges and Universities. Her hobbies and interests include bike riding, great pride in presenting Kathie as University Queen. TOP: 1977-1978 University Queen nominees with escort David Mallette. FAR RIGHT TOP: Dr. FAR RIGHT BOTTOM: Dr. Skiles congratulating rfiss Kathie Lee 178 University Queen Carla Carpenter University Princess Jo Cox University Princess Colleen Hughes University Princess University Princess Lori Sturdevant Bill Snell Chosen as Mr. Bronco Bill Snell, a senior music major from been active in various campus activi- ties, including Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, serving as Pledgemaster; Cowboy Band, H-SU Chorale, and Student Foundation. Yearbook Staff Selects Kristi Jasek as Miss Bronco Tippen Receives Keeter Award Bill Tippen, an Abilene attorney and chairman of the H-SU Board of Trustees, was presented the Keeter Award November 12, 1977, during Hardin-Simmons’ annual Homecoming-Parents Day assembly. Who's Who I’m Nobody! Who are you? Are you — Nobody — too? Then there's a pair of us! Don’t tell! They’d banish us — you How dreary — to be — Somebody! To tell your name — the livelong June To an admiring Bog! IL. M O R E Cydney Mizell S Dirk Stricklin H M Linda Blakeley X Dou8 Ri88s Georgianna Massey Rodeo Sweetheart Georgianna Massey, a sopho- Falls, Idaho, was selected sweet- heart of the 1978 Hardin-Simmons University Intercollegiate Rodeo. She was elected by a vote of the entire student body. Georgianna is president of the Rodeo Club and also serves as their sweetheart. She is a rider for one of the university’s famous Six White Delta social club. Dr. Fletcher. . . Board of Trustees Administrative Officers f Am CLu Ct Administrative Officers Administra ti ve Personnel ____________ Administrative Personnel Division of Humanities and Theater Art Department English Department SIGMA TAU DELTA: Dr. Fink, Lydia Stout, Kathie Lee, Sherry Gothard, Glenda Drinnon, Delores Washburn . Lloyd Huff iDivision of Education Kathy Horrell, Debbie Pool. 2nd ROW: Terri Timmons. Rachel Stroder. Dorothy Dowell. Dr. Longbot- ham, Leslie Zimmerman. Lydia Stout, Kim Linton. Travetta Holley. Susan Powell. 3rd ROW: Lavada Jackson, Becky Bridges. Debbie Russell, Linda Sneed, Ruth Ann Randall, Becky Chatterton. Debbie Bible Department iMusici Political Science Geology Department Chemistry and Physics Biology Department� Business Department . Charles Neblock Dr. William Loftin ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS STUDENTS: OFFICERS: Jim Cowboy Basketball (10-16) Most Valuable Player: Danny Thomas 1977-78 Scores Howard Payne U-Science and Arts, Okla. Northwestern St., L Arkansas Samford Houston Baptist Pan American Arkansas State BaB97, estern State is at Arlington Arkansas State North Texas Pan American 5hfi Schoonover Brings Quality Soccer to H-SU Height, Depth Hinders Volleyball Team The Hardin-Simmons volleyball team again found itself under-staffed and lacking team size. As a result, the Cowgirls struggled through a long 5- H-SU managed to defeat cross-town rival McMurry College twice, Midwest- The most satisfying win came when the Cowgirls defeated McMurry 15- 11, 10-15, 15-9, 14-16, 15-10. Freshman Tammy Newsom of Big Spring led the Cowgirls in scoring with 106 points and in serving percentage with a 97% mark. BELOW LEFT: Coach Williams gathers Cowboys on the Road H-SU Breaks Even in Rebuilding Year Cowgirls Repeat Trip to State Tourney The Hardin-Simmons women's ten- nis team completed its second year as a scholarship sport by making a respectable showing at the TIAWA state tennis tournament in April. H-SU again gained a state tourney berth by finishing third in the regional tournament held at ACU. Laura Schairer reached the consolation finals before losing as did the number one H-SU doubles team of Pam Camp- bell- Nancy Warters. Second-year coach Jim Purser will not return next year and Dr. Bill Owens, Assistant Professor in Music, will take over for him. The Cowgirls finished their dual match season with a 4-2 record that included a 9-0 win over Midwestern and a 5-2 victory over Baylor. 1 Golf Team Fares Well in Spring Meets Cowboys Become NCAA Playoff Contender It was an unbelievable year for Har- din-Simmons but a season that Cow- boy fans expected after H-SU’s 26-15 season in 1977. The Cowboys sped to a 9-1 start before the Pokes dropped a double- header to the University of Texas. H-SUthen slumped to 10-7 but hit a hot home streak to improve to 18-9 in the Abilene Intercollegiate Baseball Tournament. The low point in the season came when H-SU dropped three straight games in the tourney to fall to 18-12. Then came the final towards the NCAA playoffs. The Cowboys split with Baylor, win- ning 10-3 on Kenneth McLeod's com- plete game win. H-SU didn't stop win- ning until it reached the 34-15 mark. streak came when H-SU rallied for 12 runs to beat Trinity 18-11. The Cowboys set 17 records includ- ing team batting average (.300). Sophomore Rusty Hamric hit over .400 for most of the season before falling to .390. Rusty led the team in hits (67), runs (54), average, triples (8), stolen bases (30) and on-base percentage (.610). team in RBI's with 56 to become the team's MVP. Lakatta and Phillip Tippen com- bined for 97 RBI's but Hamric and Larry Tatum had 80. Cowboys Visit the Texas Longhorns Turkeys Again Sweepstakes Winner But It Was 'Bad News'for the Women Men's Results !===■ I? FSg Fifteen Participate in Abilene Marathon Campus Spirit Led by Cheerleaders S-P-l-R-l-T. That’s how the H-SU cheerleaders spell enthusiasm. Once again, the Cowboy cheerleaders kept events. The 1977-78 cheerleaders were Pat Mahood, junior from Hobbs, N.M.; Robin Gray, senior from Greenville, S.C.; Patti Henderson, senior from Abilene; Dirk Stricklin, sophomore from Arlington; Ashlee Edwards, sophomore from Humble; and Steve Abbott, junior from Concord, Calif. iIOC i the All-Schc ALPHA PHI —OMEGA— . Rick Moser. Ashlee Edwards. Steve Walker. KNEELING: Ray Clubb, Mark Carter, Mark Connell. Gary Tucker, Tony Olesky, STANDING FIRST ROW: Wayne Shuffield,...... SECOND ROW: Captain David Rosengrants. Lee Royal. Mr. Ben Gray, Mike Burkleo. DOORWAY: Neil Colbert, Gene Alexander. W. ' J. The Theta Lambda chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia worked to promote the highest standards of creativity, performance, education, and research in music in America by furthering The chapter supported music by offering instrumental and vocal music scholarships, sponsoring musical programs, and working on musical projects. They co-sponsored the American Musicale, the All-School Sing, receptions following junior and senior recitals, the School of Music Dinner, and a Christmas Carol with Sigma Alpha lota. The fraternity selected Nancy Merrell as their sweetheart and Bill Barrick served as their president. Their members were not only active in music programs but could be seen participating 0MA PHIMU ALPHA SINFONIA } PHI PHI PHI' Tri Phi members are influential individu think individual thoughts in individual wor Yet, in the midst of 33 individuals there is unique unity which is derived from the clo: friendships which are the strong foundatic this organization. Tri Phi is involved as a c functions such as the All-School Sing, the Carnival, the Rodeo, and Intramurals, and individuals the members of Tri Phi are invi every area of campus life. Through the ma activities and the lasting friendships the w of Phi Phi Phi are constantly striving to me goals set by the founding members in 196 Phi was organized not just to strengthen tf social area of a coed's life; it is designed tc every area — spiritual, mental, and emoti After 18 wonderful years Tri Phi continues maturity and to promote the advancement [• The women of Sigma Alpha lota, international professional music fraternity, kept busy the entire year with various programs that furthered their fraternity. Their purposes are to uphold the highest ideals of a musical education, to further the development of music in America, and promoting a stronger bond of musical interest and understanding between foreign countries and America, and raising the performance level of women students and giving inspiration to its members. With this in mind, they strove for peace, illumination, and unity. They accomplished this with their national projects. Locally, the members co- sponsored the All-School Sing, the Americal Musicale, the School of Music dinner, the Christmas Caroling, and receptions following junior and senior recitals, with Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. They kept in touch with their alumni and stayed busy with their pledging activities. Their beau was Larry Moore and elected to serve as president was Florence Krake. Miss Jaynne Middleton was the sponsor. IAI SIGMA ALPHA IOTA IAI FIRST ROW: Brenda Hill, Lee Ann King, Vicki Winburne, Nancy Merrell, Alisa Riddell, Florence Krake, SECOND ROW: Carol Evans, Colleen Hughs. Laurie Young, Cynthia Molina, THIRD ROW: Larry Moore, Vicki Terry, Cydney Mizell, Racheal Rankin, Marsha Nelson. SIGMA TAQ TAU ALPHA PHI Student Congress Student Foundation Students Helping Students MCPC ELAINE HART CARO UFRITZ mpu f ss dr GREG JAKLEWICZ JAN EVANS BILL GARDNER DIRK STRICKLIN KIRK SPURGIN JUANSAUZAR RANDYARMSTRONG The 1978 BRONCO Staff Gregfaklewicz , KirkSpurgin Dirk Stricklin fan Evans Kandy Armstrong yf __ Carol EHfritz - „ fuan Salaizar Bill Gardner . , - “It was an eBi� ni•‘Teaming ex- perience, commented H-SU coed Paula H-SU wi of tl ;tee. Th Southei this yei niversit, 'reat men thwide ar chairman i is indeed filling positior special charactc iwj tn SJJS ASJJ. r re.- ir, Bjr y igr ' rgftv iiT-... imna Hjtn v wj j 1 K-Simmons f| a writer and as a pastor of As part tivities, t OfficersJ| ment (ROTC) dep lurenty-fifth it was Dr. UJ faculty search irtment Hall for lof the Fw Dr. idously rsa the right Jesse Fletche i , an administrator- renown, Tipo fl Also praio F R.W Asto V Homecoming immons Rese y, Nov. and an commit 1 be] Hardin I progn will be batta peopli supi Dr. faculty Fletcher’ pleased' Dr. Fletd firming convici had indeed made a wise ig in reaf- committee choice Ri memoi itary trail unit V 1 which fon during vnugle used by special M h- donated to department by the company’s bug Alpha Chi ROW ONE: Charles Sf :s Spivey, Debbie Clements, Debbie Newton. Colleen Hughes, Carol Glenn. Sherry Gothard, T( n. Beth Edgar. Florence Krake. Lynn Nesselrode. Gay Robertson Dr Larry Brunner, JudyVBurap,YMarcuf Norris. ROW THREE: G ....... ............ •• rv Knox. Mindy McNair. Paulette Liu. ROW FOUR: Br ' ---------------- ----- T: Becky Bndges. Cheryl CraigJD Rangers Eata Bita Pi Eata Bita Pi was established four years ago to give university women the opportunity for social fellowship and participation in intramurals with- out having to pledge a social club. The only requirements for the organization are twelve hours and a desire to have fun and play intramurals. Erma Patter- UMAS Rodeo Club ■ Georgianna Massey . . President Ricky Dean . First Vice-President Mike Metcalf......Second Vice- President Dianne Boyd..........Secretary- Treasurer Tonya Johnson .........Reporter ABOVE: ROW ONE: Carolyn Wilson. Dianne ory, Georgianna Massey. ROW TWO: Wayne Shuffield, Chad Anderson. Mike Metcalf. Touch Baker, Larry Wilhite, Tom Hancock. The Rodeo Club sponsored the annual intramural rodeo in the fall and assisted with the intercollegiate rodeo in the spring. They also participated in Rodeo Day activities and the rodeo parade. Sky Akers and Billy Kilpatrick were on the H-SU Rodeo Team. Sky was also this year's National Intercollegi- White Horse Riders Concert Choir H-SU Chorale Concert Band ■ Singers Ho Stage Band Cowboy Bandi The cowboy statue in the lobby of Cowboy Band Hall is a Hardin-Simmons University tradition. Likewise, the world famous Cowboy Band is also a timeless tradition at H-SU. Many men have walked and marched the ranks and parades of the Cowboy Band throughout the United States and even the world. This year saw no end to a great tradition. The Cowboy Band was honored by the school and Rodeo Club by having the 1978 Hardin-Simmons intercollegiate rodeo dedicated to their organi- zation. They played at the rodeo and basketball games, contributing much spirit and liveliness to the Taylor County Coliseum. A unique diversified group of men, sharing their gifts, and having a little fun on the side, ade- quately describes the great Hardin-Simmons Tradition — THE COWBOY BAND. Orchestra Opera Workshop1 Army ROTC LeeLand Mitchell Studen • Junior Cindy Lee Secretary Kirk Spurgin Treasurer Marv Knox President Pam Culbertson Vice-President CAROLE ADAMS JONATHAN ARRAMBIDE San Antonio, jr. JOSUE ARRAMBIDE CONNIE ARRIN PHILIP AsilBY DONALD AJ Kerrville, GREG AUS1 JEANNE BAILEY gaIlball BECKYBARBtR LEN BARBER iBARGE' RACHELLBARNETT CINDY BASHAM SUSAN BATES Edinburg, fr. JEANETTE BEAVER :BEVLY CAROL BIERDEMAN Wichita, KS, sr. TERRY BIGGS LAURA LEE BINION BELINDA BLESSEN Amarillo, jr. STEVE BONEY NANCY BONHAM Longview, fr. PAMELA LYNN BOULDING PAULA BOWDEN Snyder, sr. JAMIE BOWEN LEA ANN BOWMAN Conroe, sr. REBECCA BOWMAN Romulus, Ml, jr. BEVERLY BOYLE Abilene, fr. DEBORAH KAY BRADFIELD Throckmorton, soph. ALYCE BRADLEY GARY BRADLEY’ K ROLLA BRADLEY, JR. CYNTHIA BRADSHAW Midland, fr. PAMELA JOYCE BRAME Skellytown, jr. BECKY BRASWELL Gainesville, jr. BECKY BRIDGES DEBORAH BRIDGES SANDY BRIDGES Harlingen, fr. HERBERT L. BRISTER LESLIE BROADHURST CYNTHIA MARIE BROLLIER Colo. Springs, CO, fr. KAYE EDWINNA BROOKS r BROWN Vorth, soph. BEVERLY BROWNING Puyallup, WA., jr. ROBERT BROWNING NANETTEBRUTON DAVID L. BRYAN Wichita, KS, jr. BETTY BRYANT DONNA BRYANT ELAINE BRYANT Shamrock, jr. MERRY BETH BRYANT San Antonio, sr. TRAVIS L. “BUNZY” BRYANT, JR. Nelson, soph. REGINA BUCKNER Ft. Worth, sr. SAMUEL BUDDIN El Paso, jr. BEVERLY BUFIS Ft. Worth, sr. JUDITH A. BUMP San Antonio, sr. HASMISH McCALLUM BUNTAIN Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, soph. RANDY BURKEY Midland, soph. PAUL BURKHALTER Simms, fr. TERRIBYRI Walhalla, ND.JH PAM CAMPBELL Dallas, soph. VH ELAINE CARLTON CARLA CARPENTER Portland, OR., sr. SHERRY CASHWE JAY CLARK Ft. Worth, sr. CATHERINE CLEMENT ELISA CLICK CLAUDIA COLLIER fE COOK JANICE CORZIN E JO ELLEN COX Ft. Worth, sr. REBECCA SUE COX Wichita Fairs, f r.’: RICKY JAY CRAFT CHERYL CRAIG SUSANi MALCOLM D. CF Abilene, sr. KATHY CROSTH PAMELA E. CULBERTSOI bryndyojllum' 1 DOYLE DACUS' Ovalo, soph. RANDY DARDEN Haskell, fr. SHERRILL DAVIS JANA L°DAVIS Memphis, fr. JULIE ANNETTE DAVIS Grapevine, fr. SONJA DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS DEBBIE DAY San Antonio, fr. GLENDA DAVIS DRINNON FRANCESDUNAGAN FRANK DUNAGAN JAN DUNBAR Livermore, CA, soph. JONI LYNN DUNN JAN DUPRIEST Brownwood, fr. EARLE BOYD DURBORAW Misawa, Japan, fr. LORIEBERSOLE Grapevine, fr. Colo. Springs, CO, si SHARA ECKARD Abilene, fr. DEBBIE EDGAR DENISE LEE EDGAR DAVID ASHLEE EDWARDS CH mESEERNISSEh' Carrizo Springs, grad. DARLA REE ELAM CAROL ELIFRITZ Albuquerque, NM, jr. GEORGE ELLIOT : ELLIOTT SHERRY EPPS SHARON ERCK Midland,, fr. LEEANNETHEREDGE SUSAN EUDALEY Grapevine, fr. BETTE EVANS DEBORAH EVANS I ELLEN EVANS SUSAN I i EVANS KARREN EVERETT San Antonio, soph. ANGELA FAIRBETTER SUSAN FAIRCLOTH ALLENFALK ENBERRY TAMARA FARIS CECILIA I Idaho F BARBARA FAUCETT Dallas, fr. itaj KS, soph. I HRIE FIEDLER iton, Wl! soph. ' JAYNE FILGO TERESA I BECKY FREEMAN Abilene, fr. r- JANET FREEMAN Clyde, sr. BURL FULENWIDER Susanville, CA, fr. CHARLES GAFFORD, JR. DARRYL MARVIN GANN SHIRLEY DIANE GANN BECKY GARDNER BEVERLYGARDNER BILL GARDNER Bossier City, LA, soph. STEVE GARMON Poway, CA, jr. CHARLES HOPE GARRETT Dumas, sr. RAYLENE GARRETT Dallas, sr. TAMRA GARVIN Nairobi, Kenya, fr. BECKY GATLIN Grand Prairie, f KENNY GEORGE Baird, sr. RENEE GETZ Dallas, fr. PAULA GIBBS Abilene, soph. uky,M BRYAN HOBBS ELIZABETH ANN HODGSON TERRENCE HOLLAND LARRY HOLMES, JR. RENEE HORNE '.Albuquerque, NM, soph. KATHY HORRELL -.Anson, jr. CARLA HORTON DEBBIE HOULETTE WILMER DOAK HOWARTON KATHY HOWELL Snyder, jr. fN HUDSON COLLEEN flUGHES SJILL HUGHES Iristi HULSE f Odessa.fr. SUSAN LYNN HUNT DONNA JACKSON ' Turlock, CA, fr. KATHY JACKSON Abilene, fr. KEITH W. JACKSON I DAVID JACKSON KRISTI D. J CHERYL LANGLEY lavonJTlangley Dallas, soph. LAURA LAWS CINDY LEE Abilene, jr. KATHIEG. LEE DEBRARIDDLE LETZ Stamford, sr. SCOTT LEVRETS Minna, Nigeria, fr. LISA LIGGETT Ft. Worth, jr. SUSAN LAVONE LORFING KATHy7oVEIS’ WY' Sr j SUSAN LOWERY Midland, fr. CINDY LUNDE : LYNN LUNDE cANNALLY wayne McClellan DARLA McCLINTOCK carol McConnell kathy McConnell judy McCullough Pueblo, CO, soph. mike McCullough Pueblo, CO, jr. PAM McMURRAY Garland, soph. MINDY McNAIR Abilene, jr. TANA McNAIR Avoca, soph. RITA McNIECE El Paso, soph. IADDOX PATRICIA MAHOOE GORDON MALKOWSKI SARAH MANDAVILLE MARIANNE MANN SHERYLnRUT°H MARSHALL Aledo, soph. JIM MARTIN BEVERLY MARTIN DILL LORRI MASSENGALE GEORGIANNA MASSEY Twin Falls, ID, soph. SABRINA MATHES Anaheim, CA, jr. JEANIE MAULDIN SHARON LEE MAXEY Graham, sr. SUSAN MAYFIELD ALLAN MEADOR Hobbs, NM, sr. MARLA MEADOWS MARY MEADOWS Loraine, fr. ISAIAH MEJIA M. C6 METCa'lF Old Fort, NC, jr. LE ROY MICHAELSON DAVID MILLER Denver City, sr. KEN MILLER lisamTlIer' MAURIE BETH MILLER Denver City, fr. MICHAEL MILLER Dallas, sr. NANCY MILLS GORDON MITCHELL MURRELL MITCHELL CYDNEY MIZELL Tacoma, WA, soph. TAMMY MOLDER Granbury, soph. LARRY MOORE WESLEY MOORE, JR. DANIEL MORGAN Big Spring, jr., TRACEY MORGAN Ft. Worth, soph. BECKY MORRIS Ballinger, fr. CHARLA MORRIS DARLAMORRIS MICHAEL MORROW Burnet, fr. ROSA MOSCOSO JANET MOSER Clovis, NM, fr. RICK MOSER Clovis, NM, jr. MICHAEL MURPHY MARGARET MYERS Abilene, soph. CATHY NEAL Rochelle, fr. SANDRA NEEL LYNN NESSELRODE Baytown, sr. DEBBIE NETTLES Grand Prairie, jr. RICHARD NEUSCH DEBORA NEWTON MARK NISWANGER pamela'ni'xon MARCUS NORRIS JIM NORTH Grand Junction, CO., JULIE NORTH Grand Junction, CO., BELINDA NORVELL NANCY ODNEAL Lewisville, fr. TONY OLESKY KATHY PANIAN Joliet, IL.,fr. MICHAEL PARKEF Abilene, sr. PAULA PARKER Abilene, fr. KENT PARKS Richmond, VA, j CAROL PARMELLY GWENDOLYN PATRICK ERMA PATTERSON Killeen, soph. TENA PATTERSON ORIEWI ROB PENGRA SCOTTPERRIEN Edmore, Ml, soi BOBBY PETTY TERI LYNN POE Los Alamos, Nl DALE POND Marshall, sr. DEBBIE POOL Garland, sr. ROBYN POTTS Albuquerque, NM, s EARL DEAN POWELL JOE POWELL Abilene, fr. LINDA RUTH POWER MARCIA PRATER Salt LaSiCity, UT, fr. DEBORAH PRESSWOOD l PRICE AIKE PRICE' LARRY PRITCHETT MARTHA PRITCHETT Longview, Sr. CELESTE RAINEY CATHY RAWLINSOf Colo Springs, CO, JANET RAY Abilene, soph. MARY GRACE RAY BRUCE REDFIELD DEBBIE REDFIELD MELODY REGEON ROBIN RIBBLE Albuquerque, NM, f JEFFREY RICE Denver, CO., soph. ELLEN RICHARDSON ALISA i DOUGLAS LEE RIGGS ALBEOTF? RILEY, JR. GARY RISLEY Clyde, soph. DONNIE ROACH Dallas, soph. MARK ROBERTS Lewiston, ID, fr. PATRICIA GAIL ROBERTS Dora, NM, soph. SHANNON ROBERTS Dallas, fr. SUSAN ROBERTS Dallas, jr. GAY ROBERTSON Midland, sr. EVELYN ROBINSON KENA ROBINSON «SffiS RS Hutchinson, KS, jr. ROGER ROENFELDT Colorado City, jr. BEVERLY ROSENGRANTS KYLE BOYD ROSSON HARVEY ROTRAMEL DEBBIE RUSSELL DAVID RYCROFT Edmond, OK, jr. STEPHEN GARY SAMPLASKI ELLEN RUTH SANSOM Denton, fr. KERRY DARRELL SARCHET LYDIA SCARBROUGH Abilene, soph. LAURA SCHAIRER is Angeles, CA, soph. Y BRUCE SCHMIDT i, NM, soph. GARY B LINDA SCHMIDT TIMOTHY P. SCOTT Salinas, CA, soph. DARLENE SEBER Breckenridge, jr. MARY HELEN SEIBT Abilene, fr. JIMMIED. SHANNON Abilene, fr. RONNIE SHAW Garland, soph. RICHARD SHEARIN C. ANN SHELLEY MELVA SHUBERT DAVID SIMMONS Pasadena, sr. KAY SIMMONS Abilene, jr. PAULA SIMMONS Sierra Vista, AZ,: G. MARK SIMONS MARGIEaSIMPSO°Nh Snyder, soph. STEVE SIMPSON DARLA SIMS WESLEY ALLAN SIMS Marshall, sr. WILLIAM E. SKELTON BYRON D. SMITH Hannibal, MO, soph. DEE DEE SMITH Abilene, fr. LISA SMITH RONALD SMITH El Paso, jr. WILLIAM A. SNELL, JR. Sarasota, FL, sr. SANDI SORRELLS Dallas, fr. Bartlett, jr. CONNIE WAGLEY Breckenridge, fr. STEVE WALKER Merkel, jr. JAMES WALLS ER WARREI YWARTER! CYNTHIA WATERS KATHY WATSON RODNEY6WATSON Mineral Wells, fr. DOUGLAS WATTS Abilene, fr. SUZANNE WATTS Dallas, sr. DAVID WEAVER DIANA WELCH San Antonio, soph. KATIE WELLS Longview, WA, soph. AARONDA WHITE CAROL WHITE Loyalton, CA, soph. JIM WHITLOCK Sellersburg, IN, jr. KEITH WHITMORE Denton, fr. MARCUS WHITMORE Denton, jr. SHERRY WIDEMAN Odessa, fr. TOMMY WIDMER Washington, IA, sr. KAREN WILLIAMS LEE ANNA WILLIAMS Vernon, soph. DEAN WILLIAMSON Snyder, fr. CHERYL WILLIS Seminole, fr. CAROLYN WILSON Bryan, jr. JONI WILSON Washington, DC, soph. VICKI WINBURNE Coleman, soph. ABERNATHY, VIVIAN: 254 ADAMS, CAROLE: 254 ADAMS, MICHIAL: 178, 254 ADAMS, TOM: 254 ADKINS, JOHN: 45, 50 AGUIRRE, RACHEL: 230 ALDRIDGE, VICKI: 83, 114 ALEXANDER, GENE: 46, 47, 186, 188, 190,217,218, 254 ALKIRE, RICHARD: 178,210, 238, 254 ALLEN, BETTY:254 ALLEN, BLAKE: 162, 163 ALLEN, DAVID: 139, 178 ALMAGUER, BETTY: 230 ALAMAGUER, LEE: 171 ALFORD, CYMBE: 59 ALTUM, LAVON: 254 ANDERS, IKE: 162, 163 ANDERSON, CHAD: 93, 231 ANDERSON, DAVID: 26 ANDERSON, DENNIS: 227, 254 1ES: 228 APPERSON, JANELLE: 234, 2 ARRAMBIDE, J'----- :, JONATHAN: 199, 239, , PHILIP: 217, 254 ASHLEE, NANCY: 204 ASHMORE, DONALD: 1 AUSTIN, GREGORY: 71 BAKER, CLARK: 32, 211, 178 BARBER, JAMES: 254 BARE, RUSS: 139, 254 BARGE, RHONDA: 254 BARKER, JIM: 139, 141,254 BARNES, PHIL: 28, 29 BARNETT, KATHY: 192, 254 BARNETT, MITRA: 238, 255 BARNETT, RACHELL: 255 BARRETT, RUSSELL: 113, 168, 218, 227 BARRICK, BILL: 197, 198, 234 BASHAM, CINDY: 50,51,255 BEAMES, BARRY: 255 BEAVER, JEANETTE: 51,255 Student Index BECK, ANGELA: 127 BECK, BOB: 199,227, 255 BEESON, MARTY: 52, 171, 175, 217, • 255 BELL, DANNY: 218, 255 BELL, JUDY: 255 BERTRAND, KIM: 255 BEVLY, LEE: 255 BIERDEMAN, CAROL: 255 BIGGS, TERRY: 255 BINION, LAURA LEE: 255 BLACK, BRENDA: 256 BLAKELEY, LINDA: 91,: BURNS, DONNA: 193 BURRUS, LINDA: 258 CALLAWAY. SAM: 33, 206 CALVERT, MARYE: 204, 234, 237 CAMPBELL, PAM: 165, 166, 258 CANSINO, ELIAS: 178 BLESSEN, BELINDA: 184, 193, 218, CARLTON, ELAINE: 2 BONEY, STEVE: 199, 237, 245, ; BINGAMAN, D’ANNA: 204, 227, BONHAM, NANCY: 55, 256 BOSS, GREG: 210 BOSS, TIM: 29, 42, 110 BOULDIN, PAM: 256 BOWDEN, PAULA: 1 CARPENTER, CARLA: 68, 70, 23 258 CARON, JAMYE: 258 CARTER, ANDY: 26 CARTER, CATHY: 258 CARTER, MARK: 186, 258 CARTRITE, CHARLOTTE: 200, 2 CARTRITE, SHARON: 146, 147, BOWEN, JAMIE: 23, 110, 193, 256 CARVER, SUSAN: 258 BOWMAN, LEA ANN: 7 --------- BOWMAN, REBECCA: 256 BOWMAN, TERRY: 178 BOYD, DIANNE: 231 BOYLE, BEVERLY: 256 BRADFIELD, DEBORAH: 256 BRADLEY, ALYCE: 49, 256 BRADLEY, GARY: 256 CAUDLE, JON: 258 CHAPMAN, SHERRIE: 34, 202, 2 CHATTERTON,REBECCA: 258 CHAVEZ, FRANK: 258 CHILDRESS, CRAIG: 214, 258 CHRISTI, ERIC: 237 BRADLEY, ROLLA: 22, 115, 139, 219, CLAMON, JEANNE: 33, 184, 188, 256 190,258 BRADSHAW, CYNTHIA: 26, 215, 256 CLARK, ALICE: 258 BRAGG, DAVID: 127, 162 CLAR K, JAY: 49, 90, 214, 258 BRAME, PAMELA: 256 CLEMENT, CATHERINE: 108, 258 CLEMENTS, DEBBIE: 43, 97, 110 CLICK, ELISA: 258 CLUBB, RAY: 116, 186 COCHRAN, JENIFER: 189 COCKRELL, PHILLIP: 259 COFFMAN, KAY: 221,259 COLBERT, NEIL: 139, 141, 186, COLEMAN, DALE: 210 COLLIER. CLAUDIA: 187, 259 COLLIER, KYLE: 234, 259 COLLINS, ROBIN: 259 COMPTON, MICHAEL: 207, 208, JO: 259 ROGER: 259 S, JUDY: 259 DY: 192, 259 D'ANNETTE: 259 MIKE: 178 TERRY:'32, 178 ’ MMY: 32,82, 178, 209 JANICE: 259 BRIDGES, DEBORAH: 238, 256 BRIDGES, SANDY: 249, 256 BRIGGS, TERRY: 238 BRISTER, HERBERT: 116, 256 BRITT, LORI: 256 BROADHURST, LESLIE: 151, 256 BROCK, KEITH: 194 BROLLIER, CYNTHIA: 257 BROOKS, KAYE: 127, 257 BROWN, PATTY: 257 BROWNING, BEVERLY: 188, 190, 257 BROWNING, ROBERT: 244, 257 BRUTON, NANETTE: 257 BRYAN, DAVID: 120 BRYANT, BETTY: 34, 201, 257 BRYANT, DONNA: 257 BRYANT, ELAINE: 257 BRYANT, MERRYBETH: 113, 114, BRYANT, TRAVIS: 257 BUCKNER, REGINA: 229, 257 BUDDIN, SAMUEL: 257 BUNTAIN, HAMISH: 2 BURCIAGA, LARRY: 162 BURKEY, RANDY: 257 BURKHALTER, PAUL: 257 BURKHALTER, TRACIE: 258 BURKLEO, MICHAEL: 185, 18€ BURNAMAN, PHIL: 234 cozby! DAVID: 248 CRABTREE, KELLI CRAFT, RICK’ ” CRAIG, CHER CRAWFOReCgAIL: 34, 201 ---------j MALCOLM: 189 J: 34, 202,; CROSS, V .: 180 DACUS, DOYLE: 2 DAGEN, FRANK: 2 DARDEN, RANDY: 260 DAVIS, AMOS: 238, 260 DAVIS, JANA: 59, 215, 260 DAVIS, JULIE: 260 DAVIS. SHERILL DAVIS, SONJA: 260 DAVIS, WAYNE: 88, 218, 227 DEAN, TOM: 112,226 DEEDS, GENA: 112, 260 DEHNEL, CHARLOTTE: 146, 1 149, 260 DENNIS, DEBBIE: 260 DEWEESE, VICKI: 260 DILL, SUZANNE: 260 DIXON, BILLY: 260 DOMM, DALE: 29, 43, 110 DONAGHEY, CALVIN: 125 DOTY, BILLIE: 232, 233 DOWELL, DOROTHY: 1 OUBEREAUX, EARL: 249 DUNAGAN, FRANCES: 42, DUNAGAN, FRANK: 180,2 DUNBAR, JAN: 208, 261 DUNN, JONI LYNN: 261 DUPRIEST, JAN: 261 Student Index ELLIOTT, GEORGE: 249, 262 • CROW, LESLIE: 33, 215, 217, 259 ELLIOTT, MIKE: 238, 2 CULLUM, BRYNDY: 209, 211,259 CULPEPPER, JAMES: 168 CURRY, JEANNE: 259 DABNEY, MIKE: 151, 153, 154, 155, ELLIOTT, SUZANNE: 262 ELLIS, IRA: 262 EPPS, SHERRY: 262 ERCK, SHARON: 52, 262 ETHEREDGE, LEE ANN: 262 ETHEREDGE, SHARON: 201,262 EUDALEY, SUSAN: 262 EVANS, BETTE: 227, 262 EVANS, CAROL: 205 ?, 216, 222, 223, 227, EVANS, ROSE: 262 EVANS, SUSAN: 165, 262 EVERETT, KARREN: 238, 2 FAIRBETTER, ANGELA: 220, 262 FAIRCLOTH, SUSAN: 227, 262 FALKENBERRY, ALLEN: 262 FARIS, BART: 139 FARIS, TAMARA: 262 FARLEY, KEVIN: 139, 141 FAUCET!, BARBARA: E FEESE, MICHAEL: 263 FIEDIER, ANN: 263 FILGO, TAMMY: 263 FINLEY, KAREN: 87, 263 FISHER, CYNDI: 192, 263 FLYNT, CINDY: 263 FRANCO, TERESA: 263 FREEMEN, BECKY: 263 FREEMAN, JANET: 264 FULENWIDER, BURL: 239, 264 GLORIA, RUTH: 265 GOB IN, STEVE: 116 GONZALES, YOLANDA: 1 218, 265 GORDON, BOBBY: 60, 116, GOTHARD, SHERRY: 109, 1 GRAHAM, TOMMIE: 125, 2( GRAINGER, JULIA: 265 GRANT, GAYLE: 265 GRANT, ROBERT: i GRAY, JEAN: 1 GRAY, ROBIN: 26, 34, 90, 181, 265 GREEN, PAMELA: 265 - GREENWOOD, CAROL: 265 GREER, BOBBY: 51,265 GREGORY, CHERYL: 239 GREGORY, TRACIE: 143, 231 GRESSETT, RANDY: 171,265 GRICE, CARA: 231 GRIDER, LINDA: 146, 265 GRIFFIN, SHERRY: 147, 148, 1 GRIFFITH, ROGER: 265 GRISSOj� tOSCAR: 230 GROHMAN, PAUL: 33, 206, 20: GROVER, LOUISE: 249, 265 GUIDRY, CARLAr234, 237, 265; HAGEMANN, 'CATHY: 266 . HALE, CAROLYN: 110, 266 HALL, GARY: 266 HAMBLIN, REEVA: HAMILTON, SUSAN: 266 HAMRIC, RUSTY: 171, 172 HAMRICK, MARK: 112 EARLY, KEN: 239 EBERSOLE, LORI: 261 EBORALL, KAY: 125, 261 ECKARD, SHARA: 261 EDGAR, BETH: 204, 227 EDGAR, DEBBIE: 261 EDGAR, DENISE: 261 EDINS, TIM: 237 EDWARDS, CYNTHIA: 241 EDWARDS, DAVID: 31,46, 47, 181, 185, 186,218, 261 EDWARES, PAULA: 234 EDWARES, RANDALL: 171 EERNISSE, CHERIE: 261 ELAM, DARLA: 261 ELGIN, ALICE: 232, 233 ELI FRITZ, CAROL: 19, 45,108, 218, HANKINS, JEFF: 266 GAFFORD, CHARLES: 198, 234, 249, HARDEE, SHEILA: 2 GAGE, DENNIS: 151 GANN, DARRYL: 139, 264 GANN, SHIRLEY: 264 GARDNER, BECKY: 264 GARDNER,BEVERLY GARDNER, BILL: 19,46, 47, 108, 187,218, 222, 223, 264 GARMON, STEVE: 264 GARRETT, CHARLES: 178, 264 GARRETT, RAYLENE; 34, 201, 264 GARRETT. TONY: 239 GARVIN, TAMRA: 143, 264 GARLIN. BECKY: 264 GEORGE, KENNY: 198, 264 GETZ, RENEE: 264 GIBBS. PAULA: 264 HARMAN, CHERRY: 193, 266 HARMAN, CINDY: 114, 204, 218, HARRIS, DIANA: 193, 218, 266 HART, ELAINE: 19, 108, 222, 223, HEDGEPETH, KAREN: 34, 201, 266 HEDSTROM, CHER I: 234, 266 HEIDEL, DOUGLAS: 266 HEMPHILL, ANTHONY: 32, 210 HENDERSON, PATTI: HERRING, PAULA: 234 HESTAND, LISSANN: 266 BRENDA: 205, 266 Student Index JONES, ROBERT: 268 JORDON, JEFFREY: 268 JUETT, RACHEL: 268 LOLLEY, KYLEEN:269 LOPEZ, EDWARD: 270 HINKLE, JOHN: 47, 187, 191,218, HOBBS. NANCY: 218 HODGSON, ELIZABETH: ' HILLAND, TERRENCE: 1 HOLLEY, DAVID: 207 HOLMES, LARRY: 78, 216, 266 HOOKER, GINGER: 267 HOOTEN, DAVID: 139 HOOTEN, DEE ANN: 120, 267 HORNE, RENEE:2 HORRELL, KATHY; 114,267 HORTON, CARLA: 26, 34, 55, 59, 78, 184, 200, 202, 267 HORTON, MARY: 143 HOULETTE, DEBBIE: 112, 267 HOWARTON, WILMER: 210, 267 HOWELL, KATHY: 267 HOWELL, RONNIE: 108, 225, 267 HUCKABY, JOHNNY: 120, 214 HUDSON, CAROLYN: 191, 192,267 HUGHES, COLLEEN: 32, 68, 71,86, 120, 184, 185, 205, 227, 234, 267 HUGHES, JILL: 33, 267 HUTCHINS, TRUDE: 2 1:32, 178, 184, 209, JACKSON, DONNA: 267 JACKSON, KATHY: 237, 267 JACKSON, KEITH: 267 JACKSON, LAVADA: 114 JACKSON, PAUL: 171 JARCHOW, JOANNA: 90, 129, 191, JOHNSON, CAROL: 267 JOHNSON, DENISE: 113, 227, 267 JOHNSON, DIANE: 268 JOHNSON, JAYNEE: 268 JOHNSON, KIM: 268 JOHNSON, PHYLIS: 192, 268 JOHNSON, TONYA: 231,232, 233, 268 JONES, KAREN: 234 KEENAN, JANET: 44, 52, 268 KELLEY, JOYCE: 113,229 268 KILGORE, STEVE: 234 KILLMER, JANET: 143, 249,268 KING, CHARLES: 268 KING, LEA ANN: 51,205 237, 268 KING, PAUL: 86, 110 uuimuc, juini KINGTON, JIM: 129 KIRLES, TOM: 268 KITCHENS, DEBRA: 34, 200 KLAERNER, KERMIT: 113 .Kliri. v KLEMPNAUER, CRAIG: 268 KNOX, EDMOND: 47, 58, 81, 90, 108, 184. 185, 187,217,218,224,227 268 KOEHL, DIANN: 193,269 KOEHL, GEORGE: 50, 83, 269 KOPECKY, MIKE: 168 KRAEMER, BRUCE: 269 KRAKE, FLORENCE: 184,203 227 234, 269 KUCIFER, KEITH: 238, 269 KUECK, GLENN: 238, 268 LAKATTA, ALAN: 120, 171, 175, 176, 177, 269 LANDON, JOHN: 43 LANE, JONL: 269 LANGFORD, JACKIE: 269 LANGLEY, CHERYL: 55, 269 LANGLEY, JOE: 33, 208 LANGLEY, LAVONA: 269 LATHAM, MARK: 171 LAWSON, BOBBY: 171 LAWS, LAURA: 34, 214, 269 LAWSON, MIGNON: 23, 54, 76 232 233, 269 LEE, CINDY: 34, 201,269 LEE, KATHIE: 68, 69, 82, 113, 217 227, 269 LESTER, TOM: 234 LETZ, DEBRA: 204, 269 LEVRETS, SCOTT: 269 LIGGETT,'LISA: 269 LINDSEY, MIKE: 32,83, 128, 178, LISTER, STEVE: 139 LITTLEJOHN, LINDA: 238, 269 LITZLER, BETTY SUE: 34, 200, 204 LIVINGSTON, DEBBIE: 269 LOGAN, TERRY: 249 LOVE, KATHY: 189, 190, 270 LOVETT, BECKY: 195, 196 LOWERY, SUSAN: 234, 270 1T0 MCCLELLAN, WAYNE: - 187,218, 234,270 MCCLINTOCK, DARLA: 270 MCCONNELL, CAROL: 239, 270 MCCONNELL, KATHY: 270 MCCORMICK, MICHEAL: 249 MCCULLOUGH, JUDY: 234, 27 MCCULLOUGH, MIKE: 270 60, 84, MCDANIEL, RANDY: 178,; 270 MCELROY, KENT: 116 MCELROY, MICHAEL: 195, 270 MCFALL, LISA: 270 MCFARLAND, KATHERINE: 270 MCHAN, SUSAN: 270 MCILVEENE, MARY BETH: 270 MCKNIGHT, SHARON: 270 MCLEOD, KENNETH: 120, 171 MCLEROY, SHELLEY: 28, 51, 24 MCMATH, SUSIE: 28, 43, 110, 1 193, 271 MCMICHAEL, RANDY: 195, MCMILLAN, MELODY: MCMILLAN, TOM: 139 1,216 MCMILLAN, MELODY: 271 MCMILLAN, TOM: 139 MCMURRAY, PAM: 33, 188, 271 MCNAIR, MINDY: 108,'192,': 227, 271 MACIEL, RENE: 151, 168, 169,; MADDOX, MIKE: 33, 58, 271 MAHOOD, PATRICIA: 85, 127, 181, 188,218, 271 MALKOWSKI, GORDON: 271 MALLETTE, DAVID: 68, 217, 227 239,271 MANDAVILLE, SARAH: 109, 271 MANN, BRAD: 171 MANN, MARIANNE: 271 MARSHALL' SHERYL: 27, 120, 204 271 MARTIN, GERALD: 33, 34, 207, 271 MARTIN, JIM: 46, 47, 185, 187, 271 MARTIN, LARRY: 151 MARTIN'DALE, LARRY: 17 MARTINDILL, BEVERLY: 2 Student Index MASSENGALE, LORRI:271 WANGER, MARK: 273 . MASSEY, GEORGIANNA: 92, 93, 190, NIXON, PAMELA: 27 V 231,232,233,271 ... ..... MATEJKA, ROBERT: 207, 208 MATHES, SABRINA: 192, 218, 271 MAULDIN, JEANIE: 2. . MAXEY, SHARON: 248, 272 NORTH, JIM: 274 NORTH, JULIE: 127, 128, 274 WAYNE. NORTON: 171 PRUITT, KENDALL: 125 PUTNAM, CHIP: 171 -Q- QUESADA, SELEDONIA: 230 OPJ®f 72.vi _ MEADOR, SANDY: 199, 239 MEADOWS, MARLA: 272 MEADOWS, MARY: 272 MEEKER, ANITA: 194, 196 MEGGETT: 151, 152, 157, 160 MERRILL, NANCY: 31c 197,205, 234, 245 METCALF, M.C.: 184,195, 231,272 MILLER, DAVID: 2 1,214,2 MILLER, MAURIE: 272 MILLER, MICHAEL: 272 MILLS, NANCY: 22,31,272 MITCHELL, GORDON: 214, 272 MITCHELL, LELAND: 249 MITCHELI, MURRELL: 272 MIZELL, CYDNEY: 91, 120, 205, 272 MOLDER, TAMMY: 272 MOLINA, CYNTHIA: 234 MONCIBAS, DAVID: 230 MOORE, WESLEY: 249, 272 MORRIS, CHARLA: 33, 189, 1 MOSCOSO, ROSA: 2 MOSER: 215, 273 MOSER, RICK: 186, 273 MULDROW, SHIRLEY: 34,200 MURPHY, MICHAEL: 2 MYERS, MARGARET: 1 MYRIE, MARTY: 239 — N— NEAL, CATHY: 43, 273 NEEL, SANDRA: 273 NELSON, MARSHA: 234 NESSELRODE, LYNN: 127, 227, 273 NETTLES, DEBORAH: 28, 110, 214, 218,273 NEUSCH, RICHARD: 273 NEWSOM, TAMMY: 143, 273 NEWTOM, DEBORA: 227, 273 OLESKY, TONY: 186, 238, 274 OLIVER, JOHN: 239 OLIVER, PAM: 34, 108, 201, 225, 2 1, CAROLYN: 114,274 ORR, JOHN: 113,217, 274 ORTH TINA: 274 OSBORN, STEVE: 184, 209, 211,274 | OSpQRNE, GARY: 187,274 ! OWEN, CARL: 274 OWENS, LAURA: 215, 274 OWENS, TIM: 162, 163, 237 PACE, BILL: 42, 43, 199 PACE, BOB: 110 PANDO, SYLVIA: 230 PANIAN, KATHY: 274 PARKER, MICHAEL: 274 PARKER, PAULA: 274 PARKS, KENT: 46, 88, 113, 116, 139, 217,218,274 PARMELLY, CAROL: 274 PATRICK, GWENDOLYN: 274 PATTERSON, ERMA: 229, 274 PATTERSON,TENA:274 PAYNE, DIANA: 237 PEARSON, DAVE: 139, 140, 180, 274 PEEBLES, GREG: 180, 274 POTTS, ROBYN: 275 POWELL, EARL: 151,275 POWELL, JOE: 129,275 POWELL, SUSAN: 114. 125 POWELL, TIM: 125 PRATER, MARCIA: 275 PRESSWOOD, DEBORAH: 34, 1, 275 I, 184,204, | RANDLES, y RANKIN, RACHAEL: 205, 2 RATLEDGE, JOHN: 234 RAWLINSON, CATHY: 275 RAY, JANET: 34, 200, 275 RAY, MA----------- ; 237,2 REDFIELD, BRUCE: 275 REDFIELD, DEBBIE: 275 REDMAN, LESLIE: 192,217,218, REGEON, MELODY: 275 I REIDLINGER, CHRIS: 24, 237, 240 RENFRO, JIM: 33, 178,206 REYES, HIRAM: 199 RIBBLE, ROBIN: 217, 275 RICE, JEFFREY: 275 RIGGS, DOUGLAS: 91, . . RILEY, ALBERT: 276 RISLEY, GARY: 276 ROACH, DONNIE: 276 ROATH, STEVE: 239 ROBERTS, MARK: 276 ROBERTS, PARTICIA: 276 ROBERTS, SUSAN: 34. 184, 200, 202, 276 ROBERTS, SHANNON: 120, 276 ROBERTSON, GAY: 83, 227, 248, 276 ROBINSON, EVELYN: 276 ROENFELDT, ROGER: 178,210,214 ROGERS, CHRIS: 31 ROGERS, JIMMY: 248 ROOK, JAY: 168, 178, 210, 276 ROSENGRANTS, BEVERLY: 31, 34, 47, 80, 184, 200, 217, 218, 276 ROSSON, KYLE: 238, 276 ROTRAMEL, HARVEY: 139,276 ROYAL, KATHRYN: 276 ROYAL, LEE: 139, 186 RUCKER, MARK: 80, 198, 276 RUSSELL, BARRY: 171 RUSSELL, DEBBIE: 22, 113, 114, 192,214, 276 RYCROFE, DAVID: 116, 276 —s— SALAZAR, JUAN: 19, 222, 223 PRICE, BOBBY: 120, 168, 169, 215, SALTERS,' BUFORD:'l25 275 SAMPLASKI, STEPHEN: 2 NIMMO, J 1:273 , 273 PRICE, KAYLA: 50, 120,27 PRICE, MIKE: 275 PRITCHETT, LARRY: 275 PRITCHETT. MARTHA: 275 SANSAM, ELLEN: 276 SARCHET, KERRY: 2 WARDWELL, MARGARET: 218, 21 WARREN, LESTER: 248, 249, 27' WffTWSTRANCY: 165, 279 WATERS, CYNTHIA: 54, 127, 28C WATSON, ELISHA: 151, 155, 157 158 _ -r JtF WATSON, 3 0072 SCHMIDT, GARY: 25 7 S SCHMIDY, LINDA: 215, 27; SCOGGINS, KRISTI: 193.2 SCOTT,TIMOTHY: J T2l SEBER, DARLENE: 277 SEEFELDT.'mJTHI: 79 } SEIBT.WIARY HELEN: 277 SEvIeINGY, PETER: 248 ,, SHANNON, JIMMIE: 27?7 ' AW.WOMNIE: 217T220, PlELLE ? 77' SHIELDS jENNIFER: 127 SFjR E, FR %IK: 33, 207 STRODER, RACHELYN: 114, 19; 278 I STROOiE, GARY: 30 STUARtD, JANA: 278 bTURDEVANT, L0tW%5 r , IT 184, 193, 278 ..SUWmffLESTE: 192, 234 'J§OTL€-Y ( YE: 278 SWANEY.lAYMOND: 116, 278 WfNDY, TANNER TATOM, TATUM,, TAYLOB LEN: 110,278 WHITNEY: 248 IMBERLX m, SHUFFIELD, A SHUMAKE, CF SIMMONS, DA IAMMY: n TAYLOR TEAGUfe MARK: EETERl ICKI: 278 TESTOh ALLE51rT87 THACKER, JULIE: 52, THETTO D, DEBBIE: E THOMAS DANNY: 1 1 'THOMAS1 ------- TOMAS THOfc 'SIMPSON, MARGL 7 t . SIMS, DARI :55, 201|2l77 SIMSjfflFF: 178 1tl SIMTWKLEY: 277yfT SKELTOKEWILLIAftf1 lit, 27 MART, GlRYy25 ISMITH, BIIW29, 110 . SMITH, BOB: 168, 169 I Smith,byrow: 277 1 CK:234 SMITH, DAVID: 195 ■•SMITH, DEE 00P 237, 277j SMITH, JENNIFER: 28 SMITH MARK: 23.7 - SMIjmPATRICI� f09, 180 SMITH,1RODNEyr 120, 171, 1 SMITH, RONALD: 1§9, 24 2 '’SNEED, liNOA: 32, 1)4 189. . SNELL, ji™_LI AM: 42 73, 18 V 23y27Y • SORRELLS, SANDI: 277 SOUTHERLAND, TRAClE: 55, SPENCER, TERESA: 2m SPIVEY: 85, 226 BARB: 'TTHOMPl TIMMON 279 TOWNSLEY, JOANNA: 279 'TRITTON, JAMES: 180, 27S TUCKER GARY: 186,279 TURNER, KEN: 198,245 TURNEY, LINDA: 192, 279 TURPIN, JOHN TUSIRI, SUPORN: 279 UNDERWG USEY, MIG USREY, K1 VANDELINDE, MARVIN: 2 VAUGHAN, STEVE: 279 i VAUGHN, MICHAEL: 279 VENSOR, CONNIE: 215, 2 VEST, MARK: 244 VICK, SHERLA: 189, 279 YATES, LINDA: 281 YEARY, VIKKI: 281 YETTER, EDWARD: 110 YOUNG, CLINTON: 128, 281 YOUNG, CYNTHIA: 192,227 YOUNG, LAURIE: 205, 244 STEELE, ALAN: 178, 278 STEELL, DEBBIE: 32,184, 189, 1! STEPHENSON, BARBARA: 114, 2 STEVENS, DAN: 234 STEVENS, GLORIA: 49, 234, 278 STEVENSON, PAUL: 249 STORY, JAN: 278 STOUT, LYDIA: 76,1:13,£4, 115 191.193,217,227, 278 STRACENER, JUDY: 278 STRICKLIN, DIRK: 19, 44, 47, 91, 181, 187, 218, 220, 222, 223,: WADE, CHRISTINE: 214, 279 WADE, DIANA: 279 WAGLEY. CONNIE: 279 WALKER, STEVE: 186, 234, 279 WALLACE, ELMER: 248 WALLS, JAMES: 279 WALSH, ROB: 240 WALSTON, CYMBE: 109, 227, 279 WARDWELL, FRANKLIN: 279 ZIMMERMAN, LISLIE: 113, 11 281 ZUROVSKY, ELIZABETH: 281 BRONCO STAFF ELAINE HART — Editor-in-Chief CAROL ELIFRITZ — Campus Life, Assistant Editor JAN EVANS — Students and Organizations Editor BILL GARDNER — Greeks and Organizations Editor GREG JAKLEWICZ — Sports Editor KIRK SPURGIN — Academics and Personalities Editor JUAN SALAZAR — Photographer DIRK STRICKLIN — Photographer WORTHY LONG — University Photographer RANDY ARMSTRONG — Advisor