Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1981 volume:

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I think this is very appropriate inasmuch as Abilene is cele- University was organized. I would like to extend best wishes for the best of everything during this 90th Anniversary Year. I am sure that 100 years from now both the City of Abilene and Hardin Simmons University will have enjoyed tremendous growth and success. Oliver Howard '?vi4t Sapti t (ZLurch Registration Convocation T The 89th Convocation served as an inspiration to begin the Academic year. Speaker for the event was, Dr. Smith, who delivered a message on Becoming An Educated Person.” Below: Dr. Jesse C. Fletcher compares notes with Dr. James Flamming. Right: Randy Armstrong listens attentively. Right: HSU faculty members assemble for the 89th Convocation. Parents Day ■ ■ ■ The Annual Parent’s Day Weekend was held on November 1 and 2. The weekend was filled with activities such as the traditional assembly, teas, a barbecue luncheon and the All School ... and Sing Parents Day concluded with the All School Sing which was sponsored by the School of Music, Phi Mu Alpha, and Sigma Alpha lota. Entries in this event were Kappa Phi Omega — “A Tribute to the Beach Boys,” Phi Phi Phi — “They’re Playing Our Song — Broadway Hits, Freshman Class — “Barnyard Bash — Cowboy Western Salute, Alpha Phi Omega — Return to Paradise,” Delta — “Annie Get Your Gun.” Master of Ceremonies for this year's program was Buddy Griffin, his antics, and his banjo. The Moody Center Planning Committee sponsors special events throughout the school year and the summer for HSU students. Some of these events include a canoe trip during the summer, and a snow ski trip during the Christmas break. Other events held during the school year included such things as a potato dinner snack, a banana split break after home basketball games and MCPC movies. ... Homecoming this year took place February 27- 28th. The weekend was filled with such activities as reunions, teas, a barbeque, a HSU Cowboy game and “The Rainmaker.” Above: Student Congress members Robin Ribble and Linda Blakeley welcome HSU visitors to campus. Right: Kyle Keeter auctions a collection of books by Dr. Richard- son for Student Foundation during Homecoming. Page 36 HOMECOMING adopr-a-child Adopt-A-Grandparent Day is another worthy endeavor sponsored by the campus BSU. Students are encouraged to adopt a senior citizen from one of the local retirement centers for their grandparent. The adoption lasts for only a few hours, but the memories last forever. ADOPT-A-GRANDPARENT DQAMA TheHatnmaKer Above: Scott Miller, Mary Carter and Dean Riley are shown during a performance of “The Rainmaker.' ANTIGONE n n FOUNDERS DAY Founders Day had special significance this year as it occasioned the 90th anniversary of the founding of Hardin-Simmons University. The day was spent enjoying good food, entertainment and fellowship. An attempt was made to recreate the celebration held some nine decades before to dignify the laying of a cornerstone on the first HSU building. Certainly it was a day that will long be remembered by those in attendance. Over 100 students went to Indiana during Spring Break. There were 22 revival teams and two fine arts teams. The 22 teams went to several churches, rest homes and worked with children. Above: HSU musical ensemble “Singers Ho” entertains during chapel. The group is directed by Dr. J. G. of the Department of Music Education and Church Music. The Baptist Student Union sponsored a mission trip during the Christmas vacation. The project was in Abilene this year and it was called the Jerusalem Project. The students worked and provided services for the people and churches of Abilene and included working at the Abilene State School chapel, painting and working with area churches, teaching Vacation Bible School, working with the older people of the community and fellowships. This mission provided services, fellowship and love to people in our own community. ABILENE Rupert N. Richardson . National Phonathon Dr. Rupert Richardson makes the first phone call to mark the beginning of the second Rupert N. Richardson National Phonathon in April. The endeavor was again very successful in its attempt to raise money for the HSU Annual Fund. MILESTONE 90 Last April a reception was held in Ellis Center to celebrate the 90th birthday of Dr. Rupert N. Richard- son. After receiving congratulations from Dr. Fletcher (above), Dr. Richardson welcomed HSU family members and other friends from the community. The Keeter Award Kyle Keeter, a descendant of John J. Keeter for whom the Keeter award is named, talks to this year's award winner, Mrs. Virginia Connally. The Keeter Award is given each year to an alumnus or ex-student of Hardin-Simmons who has con- tributed significantly in his or her field of endeavor toward the betterment of the university or has rendered the greatest service directly or indirectly, to the university. The award is named for John J. Keeter Jr., an HSU student who gave his life for his country during World War II. This year’s award was given to Virginia Connally during the homecoming festivities. Mrs. Connally is a distinguished local medical doctor and widow of an Abilene oil man J. Ed Connally. She is known profes- sionally as Dr. Virginia Boyd; an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist. Mrs. Connally graduated from HSU in 1933. She later continued her studies at Louisiana State University Medical School in New Orleans and returned to Abilene upon completion of her M.D. in 1937. In 1977 she was elected to the HSU board, a position she still holds. In 1980 the Connally Endowed Professorship of Missions was established, funded by a gift from Mrs. Connally. She was also selected as one of the three outstanding alumni for the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1977. 111 CTICN CAKN1VAL All School Election 1981-82 Student Association Executive Officers President Paul Gomez Vice-President Kimber Whitaker Business Manager Greg Solomon Secretary Candy Thweatt Congressmen-at-Large Annette Layman Randy Thompson Despite inclement weather, the Election Carnival was as exciting as a three-ring-circus. Top: Jeanette Taylor speaks to the student body during the carnival. A Jan Story KyleKeeter RODEO SWEETHEART SHARON GRAY mr. bronco jeff jordori miss bronco nancychege WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities is an honor given to juniors and seniors. The award is given to students who have high academic standing, campus involvement and good character. Students who are chosen for Who’s Who’s are truly outstanding young men and women. John Atkins Student Congress-Congressman at Large, Soccer Team. Kim Bertrand Phi Phi Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Kappa Delta, Junior Class Secretary, Outstanding Business Education Student, TSTA, Texas Business Education Society, Texas Speech Communication Association, Baptist Student Union. Larry Burciaga Varsity Tennis Team, Law and Politics Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Hustling Cowboy Award, Presidential Scholarship Recipient. Jon Caudle Cowboy Band, Phi Mu Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi Assistant Warden, Professional Program Chairman, Student Congress Sophomore Class Representative, Senior Class Vice President, Concert Band. Phillip Cockrell Concert Band, Chorale, Concert Choir, Volunteer Performance Choir, Alpha Chi Honor Society. Kay Coffman Varsity Cheerleader—Head Cheerleader, Delta Reporter, Sing Chairman, Student Congress—Freshman Congress Representative, Sophomore Congress Representative, Junior Congress Representative, Congressman at Large, University Princess. Denise Edgar Phi Phi Phi Corresponding Secretary, Moody Center Planning Committee, Promise Secretary, Texas Student Education Association, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu Vice President, Sigma Tau Delta President, Student Foundation. George Elliott Sigma Delta Sigma Business Manager, Pershing Rifles, Orienteering Team, National Championship Team, Pi Gamma Mu President, Platoon Leaders Class of the United States. Carolyn Estill Phi Phi Phi President, Recording Secretary, Student Foundation Secretary, Texas Student Education Association, I.O.C. Representative, Promise, International Reading Association. Barbara Faucett Delta Vice President, Sing Chairman, Varsity Cheerleader, B.S.U. Social Chairman, Student Foundation First Vice President, Off-Campus Recruitment, Student Congress Junior Class Representative, Vice President, Alpha Kappa Psi Public Relations, University Princess, Outstanding Young Women of America. Cheryl Gregory Delta Social Chairman, Sigma Tau Delta, Cowboy Band Sweetheart, Dean’s List 1979-1980, Honor Roll 1977-1980, Alpha Chi, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, National Student Speech, Hearing and Language Association. Jeffrey Jordon Alpha Phi Omega Historian, B.S.U., Discipleship Program, MENSA, Student Foundation Second Vice President, President, Big Brother and Big Sister Program, Kappa Delta Kappa—Public Relations, Mr. Bronco. David Kahle Varsity Basketball, Faculty Athletic Committee, Student Congress Junior Congressman, Senior Congressman, Food Committee Chairman, HSU Brand—Assistant Sports Editor. Kyle Keeter Alpha Phi Omega Second Vice President, Pledge Class President, Dean’s List, Student Foundation Projects Chairman, Beta Beta Beta President, Cross Country Team, HSU Queen Escort. Ronnie Kidd Alpha Phi Omega Treasurer, President, Student Foundation Treasurer, Student Congress Senior Class Representative, Alpha Kappa Psi Vice President, Alpha Chi Honor Society, Anderson Award, Craik Biology Award, Outstanding Young Men of America. Kathy McConnell Varsity Basketball, Third Place-Doc Mead Speech Contest Junior Class President, Beta Beta Beta, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Baptist Student Union, Physical Education Club- Secretary Treasurer, TAPHER. Rene Maclel Fellowship of Christian Athletes President, Tau Alpha Phi Secretary, Varsity Golf, Varsity Basketball, B.S.U., Celebration Singers, Freshman Class Favorite, Master’s Touch Singing Group. Sheryl Marshall Sigma Alpha lota, Music Educators National Conference, HSU Chorale, Secretary, Assistant Coordinator of Choirs- First Baptist Church, Abilene, Freshman Talent Show Winner, Phi Mu Alpha- Sweetheart, Diana Belais Music Scholarship (piano). LaVona Martindale Physical Education Club, Speech Honor Society. Orie Perez Airborne TAB, Air Assault TAB, ROTC Scholarship, ROTC Academic Achievement Award, Senior Corps Commander, Distinguished Military Student, Distinguished Military Graduate, General George C. Marshall Award. Earl Powell Varsity Basketball, W.W. Haynes Award, Honor Roll, Alpha Kappa Psi President, Planter’s President, College Republicans Vice President, Moody Center Planning Committee, B.S.U., State Area Chairman, State Convention Delegate. Celeste Rainey Epsilon Pi Alpha President, Pledge Class President, Money Making Chairman, Alpha Chi Honor Society, Honor Roll, Dean’s List, Student Foundation—Second Vice President, Alpha Kappa Psi, Promise Captain, Vice President, College Republicans, Outstanding Young Women of America, Most Outstanding Marketing Student Award. Chris Reidlinger Alpha Chi, Cowboy Band, Phi Mu Alpha Secretary, Dean’s List, Harold Music Scholarship, B.S.U. Rest Home Ministry, Concert Band, Orchestra. Robin Ribble Phi Phi Phi Program Chairman, Historian, Student Congress President, Business Manager, Money Making, Sophomore Class Representative, Freshman Class Representative, Student Representative to General Affairs, B.S.U. Celebration Singers, Backyard Bible Study, Bronco Greek Editor, Editor-in- Chief, President’s List, Tau Alpha Phi Sweetheart, Alpha Kappa Psi, Outstanding Student in Finance Award, Outstanding Young Woman of America, University Princess. Jeffery Rice Jones Scholarship (77-78), Jones Scholarship (78-79), Kappi Delta Pi, Jones Scholarship (79-80), TSEA Summer Resident Assistant, Alpha Chi. Doug Riggs Alpha Phi Omega Chaplain, Student Congress Freshman Class President, Senior Class President, Freshman Class Favorite, Kappa Delta Kappa, Celebration Singers, Mead Speech Contest Winner, B.S.U. Extensions Chairman, Vice President, Alpha Chi Honor Society, Pioneer Drive College Minister, Outstanding Young Men of America, Outstanding Young Youth of Abilene. Dan Stevens Concert Choir, Baptist Student Union Freshman Council, Baptist Student Union Executive Council, Minister of Music-First Baptist Church, Tye. Jana Davis Watson B.S.U. Freshman Council, Executive Council, Freshman Math Award, Minter Award, Hatchett Award, Reiff Memorial Award, Student Foundation, Kappa Mu Epsilon President, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi. Z %. cmct TKnA.tyeMc 'Pletckvi Chancellor In 1978, Dr. Elwin L Skiles was named the first chancellor of Hardin- Simmons University after serving as the University’s 11th president from 1966 to 1977. The office of chancellor is primarily responsible for matters of development and fund raising. The chancellor also func- tions in public relations, stu- dent recruitment, alumni af- fairs, denominational rela- tions, and related functions. As with all positions of responsibility at HSU, the EMERITUS The emeritus designation can be conferred upon former ad- ministrators upon retirement from Hardin-Simmons University. Emeritus status allows an in- dividual to keep a former title after his or her retirement. Although this title is honorary in nature, it is reserved for a select few whose dedication and devotion to the University warrants special recognition. Only a few of the many who will serve this fine in- stitution will ever hold this coveted title. It is fitting for such dedicated ser- vants of the University to be recognized here in the Bronco as an inspiration to the students of to- day and the leaders of tomorrow. Wsvtwvi ttty tnuctwic Page 102 Page 104 Mr. Randy L. Armstrong Mrs. Joanne Thompson Director of Student Publications Director of Student Health Services Director-Career Planning Placement Mr. Cliff Wheeler Mrs. Hazel Gregston Chief of Security Resident Hall Director—Hunter Hall Page 106 t jCUW (ie Cjsuxduatc School rfnfoa«td,Scie«ice4 Mass Communications Theatre Mr. Charles Hukill DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Joe H. Alcorta Head, Department of Foreign Languages Associate Professor in Spanish DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Dr. Kenneth Jacobs Dr. J. Paul Madden DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Page 114 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Page 116 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Page 117 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY PHYSICS Page 118 DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS SCIENCE RESEARCH CENTER Mrs. Kathy Powell Page 120 DIVISION OF RELIGION Chairman, Division of Religion Professor in Religion Phillips Professor in Bible Religion [Part-Time] Sc iaol Page 125 Page 126 DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION Page 130 RICHARDSON LIBRARY REGISTRAR’S OFFICE ADMISSIONS AND RECRUITMENT Page 133 CHEERLEADERS Below: Julia Tegarden and Jackie Fulton lead a cheer. Right: Jackie Fulton watches from the sidelines. Low Left: Kayla Dunn cheers for the Cowboys. Low right: Kay Coffman and Julia Tegarden yell out a cheer. This year the cheerleaders were involved in many activities, beginning with a pep rally the first week of school and continu- ing through the last pitch of the baseball season the girls were faithful to support the entire athletic area of Hardin-Simmons University. The girls were a vital part of the home team advan- tage at all games played on the campus. page 139 Peter Makridis steals the ball from a Midwestern player. Misial Tsapos sets the ball for play. HSU WINS TAAC CHAMPIONSHIP The Cowboy Soccer Team repeated this year as the champions of the Trans America Athletic Conference. This was a welcomed joy to end a season that found the team with a record of 8-8-1. The schedule was packed with nationally ranked teams and Hardin- Simmons upheld the winning tradition. This season saw the advent of a new coach, Sam Parham. Coach Parham Came from Dallas Baptist College to lead the Cowboys to their second consecutive conference champion- ship. This year was full of ups and downs, but it finally ended with the Cowboys rated sixth in the Midwest region. page 141 Steve Beck breaks away with the ball. Standing, Parham, George Watson, Matt Zentell, Steve Temor, Larry Plugge, Wes Kidd, Doug Evans, Neil Botvonik, Timata O'Leary. Kneeling; Stayg;HB.eck, Ranjif . saft ‘fS D B. Eric Bengs, To Bengs gives chase. Randy Ai form.agai ing oppor jphows his his high fiy- P e t e r M a k r i d prepares boot one. page 143 ■ 8 ■: Coach Jo (j£cole led the Cowgirls to their third congecettVe winning hiFTPii lliib mInII The girls adv ced tert state tournament, also for the third year in a row, with' ai record of 17 and 16. The Cowgirls won the McMurry College Invita- tional Tournament to highlight a successful year of volleyball. VOLLEYBALL page 145 Heide Martin dives for the ball, while Alicia Cordell, Doris Henke and Kim Vinson watch. Unt page 146 Doris Henke, Kim Wagoner and Heide Martin watch the bal fall for a point. page 147 page 150 a jump shot. Kim Ladner’s shot. pass. draws the foul. page 151 age 152 Linda Grider drives down the court. Charlotte Dehnel, Kim Ladner and Shirley Brinson await a rebound. Left to right, back row: Darla Hall, Charlotte Dehnel, Kim Ladner, Missy Baxter, Pam Patton and Fran Richardson. Middle Row: Rae Ann Dixon, Shirley Brinson, Nina Cook, Bonnie Babineaux and Kathy Hunter. Front Row: Nancy Bowden, Linda Grider, Kelly Wentworth, Janet Marsh and Barbara Mann. Left: Shirley Brinson and Charlotte Deh- nel watch the ball. Right: Kim Ladner shoots a foul shot. page 153 The Cowboy ment and heartbreak the mark for the 18 years and in the last five years, loses in twelve games by 8 or fewer compile a record of 9 and 18. Coach did well to rebuild and the improvement evident. defense. Below: Jake Bethany and Miguel Tipton Above: Jeff Barnet lays one up. Below: Miguel Tipton calls a play. age 157 Clockwise: Kurt Koke starts a play against St. Edwards. Darrow Washington goes in- side for two. Jake Bethany is fouled by a Centenary player. Jimmy Claunch goes down for a loose ball. Jeff Barnett and David Hen- son go for a loose ball. page 159 Cowboy tennis played it toughest schedule in many years. Under the guidance of Coach Gary Marable, the Cowboys finished the year with a 10 and 14 record. The year included competition against many Southwest Conference teams in which the Cowboys did quite well. The team ended the year placing fifth in the Trans America Athletic Conference tournament in Monroe,La. i, Larry Burciaga, Ky Cauble, Peter Foley, Steve Hoover, Bob Grout, Jeff Woolsey, Stirapan Somabut, Carl Johnston and Mike Costello. TENNIS TENNIS LeAnn Land goes for a low shot. Upper right: Cathy Goldsmith returns a forehand. Lower right: Sherry Harkrider shows her backhand form. The Cowgirls faired well this year in tennis. The team was young but played with experience. Coach Bill Owens led the team to 4 and 15 record against stiff competition. The team advanced to the TAIAW state tournament where Layna Yeilding won the consolation championship. Cowgirl tennis has a strong future ahead of it. ige 162 Sherry Harkrider prepares a Cindy Dyer follows through Layna Yeilding returns one. return. on a shot. Left to right: Linda Wagoner. Layna Yeilding, LeAnn Land, Cindy Dyer, Sherry Harkrider and Cathy Goldsmith. GOLF Cowboy golf was played better than it has been played in a long while this year. The Cowboys, under the direction of Coach Bill Jefferies, recorded an outstanding mark of 16 and 1 in dual meet competition. This led them to a third place finish in the Trans America Athletic Con- ference.Senior Britt Lindsey paced the team, and became the first Cowboy to claim All- Conference honors in golf. Greg Richard addresses the ball Scott Tow tees one up. Britt Lindsey and Victor Villareal stroll down the fairway. page 164 Left to right: Rene Maciel, Scott Tow, Greg Richard, Jimmy Claunch, Coach Bill Jefferies, Billy Sitton, Britt Lindsey and Clayton Hoffman. Coach Bill Jefferies Surveys the course. BASEBALL they finished fourtH ffl jMEhi ijiipiiii Nil 'compiling a 16 and 6record. This included ing streak on the their home field.'®® page 168 Mike Anderson awaits a fly-ball. the bases. Jerry Joplin scores in a tight game. John Lindsey gets congratulations after a home run. INTRAMURALS For the third consecutive year the Pilgrims of Alpha Phi Omega won the HSU Intramural Sweepstakes trophy. The Pilgrims outdistanced the runner-ups Planters by a narrow margin. On the women’s side it was the Athletic Supporters who finished on top. The women of Phi Phi Phi social tslub came in second. The year was full of surprises and the overall participation was at a new high. Jan Story rounds third. Dr. Ben Gray steps in to bat with Tom Casey catching and Chuck Greever calling the game. Dan rogers boots one. Rusty Watson attempts to elude Mike Hammock. Barbara Wooten plays the ball for Eta Bita Pi. Roxi Barrett waits for the right pitch tyieefa Top Right: Delta Beau, Mike Maddox. Top Left: President Mary Helen Seibt. Middle: Delta Crest. The Women of Delta Social Club were active in school functions and organizations along with a full year of sorority activities. The club won the Women’s Division in the All-School Sing and the awards for best costume, backdrop and choreography. Delta Club members are involved in all areas of campus life. This demonstrates that Delta’s are distinct in- dividuals which join together as one complete sisterhood bound by love, friendship, and understanding. Officers for the 1980-81 school year were Mary Helen Seibt, President; Barbara Faucett, Vice President; Sherrie Rasco, Secretary; Julia Teagarden, Treasurer and Evelina Castro, Pledge Captain. HE is Mil Left: Epsilon Pi Alpha President, Celeste Rainey. Right: Epsilon Pi Alpha Crest. Epsilon Pi Alpha is composed of 56 very special girls who have a dedication to “serving God by serving others.” As a women’s ser- vice organization, Epsilon Pi Alpha has been involved in many ser- vice projects this year including Meals on Wheels, YMCA tutoring, and Abilene Boys Ranch and Abilene State School visitation. Others include collecting for various charity drives, ushering at Van Eliis, and hosting a Christmas party for the children at Hen- drick Home. They also give a $200 scholarship to someone outside the club membership who showed a serving attitude this year. Ep- silon Pi Alpha tries to reach out to those on campus and in the community that have a need. Sponsors this year were Dr. B.W. Aston and Dr. Susan Helms. President for the 1980-81 school year was Celeste Rainey. Top Right: Sigma Alpha lota Beau, Sammy Ray. Top Left: Sigma Alpha lota President, Vicki Winburne. Middle: Sigma Alpha lota Crest. Sigma Alpha lota is an international Music Fraternity for Women. The Gamma Phi Chapter of HSU is one of the 178 college chapters of the United States. One of their main objectives is to promote music in the school and com- munity, through the Annual All-School Sing, co-sponsored with Phi Mu Alpha. President for the 1980-81 school year was Vicki Winburne. _r_. K § fi dent; Nancy Bonham, secretary; lena rauerson, nea urei anu Vickie Lee, Parliamentarian. Sponsors this year were Mrs. Billy Martin § Top Right: Alpha Phi Omega, Sweetheart Vickie Lee. Top Left: President Ronnie Kidd. Middle: Alpha Phi Omega Crest. Leadership, friendship and service are the three principals that Alpha Phi Omega, a National Service Fraternity, holds as its goals. The 1980-81 school year has been no exception. The men of the Eta Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega have continued to drive and excel in these areas. The key to APO is service. The men contribute greatly through their service to the campus community and nation. They con- tributed to HSU through activities like registration, ushering for Van Ellis Theatre, The Heart Fund, March of Dimes, Abilene State School and the Centennial Celebration. Officers this year were: Ronnie Kidd, President, Kyle Keeter, Vice President, Tim Taylor, Vice President, Kevin Beard, Secretary and Mark Hunt, Treasurer. Sponsores were Dr. J.G. Martin, Dr. Ben Gray, Dr. Jack Weir and Mr. Don Knecht. Their Sweetheart was Vickie Lee. Top Right: President, Terry Henderson. Top Left: Kappa Phi Omega Crest. Bottom Right: Sweetheart, Kim Gist. Bottom Left: Sweetheart, Lisa Fyffe. Kappa Phi Omega is a Men’s Social Fraternity. Each one of the members is a unique individual, and the club strives to allow each individual to keep his uniqueness. At the same time, each in- dividual strives to grow in Christ, making the most important part of the club of the Christian Brotherhood. Officers for the 1980-81 school year were Terry Henderson, Presi- dent; Jim North, Vice President; Jim Medley, Secretary; Steve Smith, Treasurer. Their sweethearts were Kim Guess and Lisa Fyffe. Top Left: Sigma Delta Sigma Sweetheart, Lori McNatt. Top Right: President, John Martin. Middle Sigma Delta Sigma Crest. Sigma Delta Sigma is a men’s social club that promotes brotherhood among its members. Sigma’s social calendar this year included an ice cream social, a Halloween party with its sister club Delta and a Western Party. The highlight of the year was the Annual Gold White Banquet held in Dallas. Sigma also worked at the West Texas Fair as well as other events at the Taylor County Colliseum. John Martin, Sigma’s President also served as President of the Inter-Club Council. Other executive officers included Mark Sim- mons, Vice President; Ricky McMinn, Recorder; George Elliott, Business Manager and Sandy Bridges, Social Chairman. women BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The BSU sought to offer students oppor- tunities to grow spiritually, to reach out toward meeting the needs of students on campus, to involve students in Christian service and to help plan major religious ac- tivities. Weekly activities included His Time, dorm Bible studies, extension teams, drama teams and music groups. As special pro- jects, BSU sponsored a fall retreat, Adopt-a- Child, Adopt-a-Grandparent, Campus Revival and mission trips to Mexico and In- diana. BSU Executive Council--[Front] Barbara Wooten, Dewy Hill, Teresa Bunch, Tom Watson, Debbie Smith, Russ Noland, Sally Bundick, [back] Brenda Bryant, Shannon O’Chester, Michele Neis, George Waton, Tim Tremaine, John Atkins, Rick Brown, Ed Miller, Kathy Manno, Barbara Faucett, Jana Watson and Gloria Stevens. Freshman Council: Sitting-Julie McDonald, Left on Knees-Ken Montgomery, Debbie Bradley, Jay Rushing, Sherry Harkrider, David Hart, Standing on Left-Tamera Crossland, Randy Allen, D’Lora Alexander, Diana Wartelle, Curt Pool, Rhonda Reedy, Lori Bledsoe, Mike Morgan and Kim Gist. Dan Yeary speaks Chapel. STUDENT CONGRESS The Student Congress took charge in a dynamic way as they sought to accomplish many goals with the guidance of Tid McAden. Often the task of being mediator between students and administration seemed to be an awesome job, yet through the many programs and commit- tees, they got much accomplished for the students. One of the largest and strongest committees turned out to be the Food Committee. By taking the students suggestions to John Parkinson, the cafeteria director, many advances were made toward better food service. However, the other commitees kept up the work at their jobs also. In the fall before the election, the current political issues were brought on campus by Congress. The Book Exchange was established to help students save money on books. Congress also took charge of elections, the rodeo, Homecoming and Queen’s Corona- tion. The largest money-making project was the cake factory. Riggs. Kevin Carson. Dusty Radabaugh, Keith Kuciter. Phil Hamilton. Matt Morrison, Wes Moore, Paul Gomez. Shelley Swalford, Kimber Whitaker, The executive officers are Kimber Whitaker, sec- retary; Paul Gomez, Business Manager; Robin Ribble, President and Bar- bara Faucett, Vice President. Left: Junior Congress members: Annette Layman, David Henson, and Tim Taylor. Right: Sophomore Congress Members: Cliff Lester;, David Flowers, Matt Morrison, Candy Thweatt, Tim Thompson, Kurt Koke and Greg Solomon. page 209 mu I STUDENT FOUNDATION] Left to Right: Darla Patton, Denise Edgar, Julia Tegarden, Elza Mein. Celeste Rainey, Lisa Fyffe. Row 2: Terri Lambert. Carolyn Estill, Jody Thompson, Jackie Keuthan. Ronnte Kidd. Kyle Keeter and Ronnie Shaw. ' The Executive Council-Left to Right-Stacia Strain, Celeste Rainey, Brenda Bryant, Ronnie Kidd, Cyn- thia Poulos, David Flowers, Debra Thompson, Kyle Keeter, Jeff Jordan and Barbara Faucett. Page 211 MOODY CENTER PLANNING COMMITTEE The members of MCPC work closely with Dean Barry Tyler to bring affordable activities to HSU students — activities that are fun. They wanted to get the students involved and give them something to stay on campus for. In order to do this, MCPC worked on, plann- ed and hosted many different activities. About twice a month, they would sponsor an on-campus movie for only .50 cents a per- son. They went all out on two big trips skiing and canoeing. Other activities included a din- ner. theatre, banana split party, “Spud Spec- tacular” and decorating Moody Center for Christmas. Earl Powell served as President and Candy Thweatt as secretary. Left: Shirley Brinson heaps on the topping at the MCPC Banana Split Party. Right: Stuffing in a bite of stuffed potato at the MCPC Spud Spectacular after a basketball game is Terry Henderson. BRONCO STAFF 009 ‘ycnSicufAvi HSUCMML This year the Corral celebrated its 75th anniversary as the oldest student publication on the Hardin-Simmons University campus. The staff of the Corral con- tinues to select the most outstanding examples of art poetry and literary endeavors of the talented young men and women of HSU. Judson Park at Dusk, Autumn “We murder to dissect - Wordsworth The pond holds this shimmering Of gold and auburn. Touching Down its length, the wind Would stroke these colors into staying If anything could wholly satisfy. All the limbs are filled with a vision Lovely as flames. We can admire or The remains of trees, their reach empty Of everything but north wind and snow. Along this bank where lovers sometimes lie Clutched together, late tulips have unfisted And offer yellow, open palmed, to the wind. Soon, stars will pierce a charring sky. And folded back - the stars will bloom Against a black field where ripples lie Rocking, stroked softly with white. by Greg MASS COMMUNICATIONS Sigma Delta Chi is the national society of professional journalist in America. It is open to all students majoring or minoring in some phase of journalistic endeavor. Members of Sigma Delta Chi are from left to right: Bottom row, Robin Lane, Glenn Cummins, Kimo Kelii, Terri McIntosh, Kathy Hughes, Russ Noland, Randy Hylton, Cheryl Anthony, Phil Hamilton and Randy Armstrong [sponsor]. Top row: Jeff Stewart, Davi'd Petersen and Fielder Webster. LAW AND POLITICS CLUB The Law and Politics Club had an exciting year with the Presidential and Congressional elections in the fall to keep them busy. In order to stimulate more interest in the election and in politics in general among the students, they provided election platform and campaign imformation sheets to the students. They also spon- sored a debate dealing with the election. In addition, the club held a campus mock election which was en- thusiastically received by the students. Officers for the Law and Politics Club were Marshall Crossnoe-President, Nancy Ellis--Vice President and Candy Smith--Secretary-Treasurer. Members of the Law and Politics Club: Nancy Ellis, Marshall Crossnoe and Cindy Smith. Standing: Dr. Virginia Armstrong, Jeff Gurney, Dee Ann Edwards, Kim Vinson, Greg Solomon, Paul Gomez, Mark Winchester, and Dr. Charles Garraway. Members of the College Republicans are from Left to Right; Presi- dent, Wes Moore, Monte Jackson, Jon Wheeler, Fielder Webster and Secretary, Debbie Schuler. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of athletes and other interested students who are committed to Chris- tian principles. Their goal was to understand the meaning of Jesus Christ in their lives and to share in fellowship, commitment and victory through Him. Their theme for the year was “Share the Victory” with scripture reference to ICor. 15:57. They held weekly meetings on Wednesday nights where there were speakers, games and fellowship. The organization was active in extra activities also. As a money making project, they held an all-night basketball game with McMurry University. In January, some of the members attended the state convention in Houston at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The FCA also held a college FCA retreat on the campus for surrounding university groups. Mark Setser-Vice President, Leigh Ann Long- Secretary and Rene Maciel--President. Officers for FCA: Rick Lewis-Publicity Direc- tor and High School Outreach, Carole Adams- -Program Chairman. page 222 ‘Share The Victory’ CROSS COUNTRY Although only in their first year of competition, the Hardin- Simmons University Cross Country Team proved to be improv- ing and looking to the future. Going into their first season, the team ran with such track powers as West Texas State Universi- ty, Texas A I, Abilene Christian University and the teams of the entire Southwest Conference. The Team, coached by Dale Pond, traveled to such meets as the Texas Tech Invita- tional in Georgetown and the Trans American Athletic Con- ference meet in Natchedoches. Team members are from left to right: Coach Dale Pond, Matt Morrison, Tommy Chambliss, Jeff Gurney, Ken Crowder, Tim Thompson, and Bob Cheatum. Not pictured is Rick Brown. Members of Eata Bita Pi are Fran Richard- son, Kim Gist, Susan Spurgin, Donna Drake, EATA BITA PI Eata Bita Pi is a women’s intramural group that has no pledging or regular weekly meetings. The main goal of the club is to have fun, spirit and involvment in campus activities. Because of a large turnover the club split into two teams each playing sports. Fran Richardson served as the coordinator and Richard Bell was the coach. page 225 PLANTERS Planters are from left to right: Front Row, Chip Putnum, Jay Baker, Jimmy Claunch, Sweetheart — Ruthie Trice, Russell Bardin, Jon Norwood, Mark Hotman. Second Row: Terry Henderson, John Atkins, Mark Setser, Randy Hylton, John Leinweber, Karr Ingham, Dave Rycroft, Rick Brown, Stan Pond, John Womble, sponsor. Third Row: John Green, Steve Pond, Bart McNeil, Randy Rhodes, Mike Maddox, Allen Faulkenberry, Chuck Greever, David Ketron. Not Pictured Dr. Rufus Sprayberry, sponsor. Officers President-John Green Vice President-Mike Maddox Treasurer-Bart McNeil Secretary-Randy Hylton Chaplain-Stan Pond Planters offer Hardin- Simmons excitement, fun and laughs to many campus activities. They encourage spirit at home to both men and women’s games. RODEO CLUB The purpose of the Rodeo Club was to promote western spirit and heritage on the HSU campus. Their main method of achieving this was through putting on the HSU Rodeo April 23-25. The club members were in charge of putting the program together and taking care of all the minor but necessary jobs such as loading calves and steers in the chutes and taking the rigging off the horses and bulls. Even through the rainy weather, the Rodeo was a big success. It was highlighted each night with the Six White Horses per- forming before the show and the Cowboy band continually adding their festive spirit to the action. Members of the Rodeo Club: Sharon Gray, Queen; Dee Berryhill, Secretary; David Peterson, Treasurer; Randy Pond, Vice President and Wes Moore, President. SIX WHITE HORSE RIDERS Left to Right: Tonya Johnson, Dee Berryhill, Natalie Morton, Cody Beckwith, Cindy Saur, and Sharon Gray. f I iu «d ' 1 'M Mfe y 1 ‘ 1 4t T I ' 1 page 228 Soprano Sally Bundick Suzette Comer Laura Craig Carolyn Forshey Cheri French Carla Guidry Diana Holloway Lisa Langston Deidre Madison Talena Mara Diane Marvin Rachael Meador Christy Merritt Candice Smith Suzanne Watts Tammy White Tenor Jim Barker Mark Brim Pat Forshey Greg Hall Kevin Hanson Mark Keuthan Jim Lowery Gil McKee Russell Miller Gary Ragland David Stevens Jon Stricklan Alto Nancy Ashley Le Nelle Bledsoe Teresa Bunch Carrie Durham Terri Godfrey Cheri Hedstrom Sharon Inman Kristie Jasek Melinda Pena Kim Pennington Sandi Spaulding Gloria Stevens Nancy Wood Bass Robert Browning Philip Cockrell Charles Downey Chuck Hawkins Warren Hunt Greg Kelly Kevin Lane Jeff Mize Rodney Payton John Picklesimer Dusty Radabaugh Scott Taylor Steve White page 230 ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Celeste Myall, Conductor Robert Browning Jackie Core Cynthia Edwards Natasha Knight Renai Knight Glenn Knightstep Patricia Liu Chris Reidlinger Bridget Smith Nancy Ellis Carolyn Forshey Marla McDaniel Clarinet Sammy Ray Lisa Patterson Clairissa Taylor Keith Whitmore John Burton Michael Simmons Greg Kelly Trumpet Carol McConnell Mike Schuler Trombone Danny Ingram Timpani Bassoon Andy J. Patterson Soprano Tenor Alto Bass Bass Kathy Bailey Ron Belvins Cheryl Anthony Don Archinal Randy Luper Terri Beal Vance Cooksey Leigh Ann Billings Robby Barrett David Mace Lori Bledsoe Gary Holley Louise Bradley Daryl Bengs Matt Marsh Kay Brown Steven Mason Laura Douthitt David Breith Ken Montgomery Karalee Byrnes Steve Poe Elizabeth Ireland Isaiah Gindratt Michael Morgan Jonell Comegys Kelly Raymond Cyndi Leavelle Gerry Gore Rolando Orta Laura Jo Henry Jeff Ritchey LuAnn Liles Clint Grady Curt Pool Debbie Hill Kent Stallcup Kathy Mahood David Greene Jon Rau Judy Jackson Terry Zavala Debbie Moore Randy Hale Jay Rushing Liz Kilmer Pat Morrow Loren Hancock Michael Simmons Ruth Knoeller Robbie Norton Keith Hanson Kevin Walker Charlotte McBride Lawanna McClendon Saralynne Snell Gary Hays Lance Harrington Larry Wheeler Rachael Meador Marsha Mills Deanna Moore Sally Morgette Julie Perez Leslie Potts Carol Ragland Donna Rosson Britt Yates SINGERS HO! Singers Ho! is a show group under the leadership of Dr. J.G. Martin, who organized the group 14 years ago, that emphasizes “Music as Entertainment.” The singers present a variety of musical styles such as easy listening, country, religious and patriotic. This year Singers Ho! performed at the Chamber of Commerce, West Texas Utilities and various other businesses in town and small area towns. The Singers’ major performance was at Glorieta, New Mexico. Bottom from left to right: Keith Kucifer, Steve Poe, Terry Samplaski, Gary Hays, Vance Cooksey, Gary Holley, and Robbie Barrett. Top From Left to Right: Sheri Weckerly, Kathy Redeker, Cynthia Wilson, Louise Bradley, Deidre Madison and Jayne Farley. COWBOY BAND MEMBERS Lawson Hager, Director CLARINET Chris “Tootsie” Reidlinger Sammy “Buttercup” Ray Craig “Pop” Reidlinger Robert “Chico” Walsh Jack “Hooch” Williams SAXOPHONE Photis “Flash” Zissimatos Scott “Gomer” Walsh Malcom “Doc” Cagle Bruce “Junior” Morgan Dennis “Bozo” Lantrip Leland “Alpo” Harden FRENCH HORN Rob “Oscar” Tucker BASS CLARINET Tim “Snuffy” Tucker BARITONE Russell “P-Cat” Routon TROMBONE Gary “Boomer” Brandstom Jeff “Slugo” Stewart Greg “Smokey” Flournoy Tony “Boo-Boo” Garrett Danny “Chester” Ingram TRUMPET Mike “Duke” Schuler Andy “Rag” Contreras Monte “Dudley” Jackson Wes “Skwirt” Moore Charles “Slick” Boerstler Rodney “Cheech” Hernandez David “Thumper” Jackson Hiram “Buster” Reyes TUBA Jon “Huey” Caudle Rick “Tonto” Strange David “Barabbas” Weaver Jon “Stork” Wheeler PERCUSSION Randall “Dagwood” Bingaman James “Jugs” Stevenson Jim “Buzzard” North Fielder “Hed” Webster John “B.J.” Stewart Steve “Beaver” Linder Bobby “Harvey” Cox Derek Archibeque The Cowboy Band is known world-wide for its entertaining performances and unique style. Celebrating its 58th year, this band still maintains the traditions of the original band. Directed by Lawson Hager, the Cowboy Band opened the year by performing at the 50th anniversary of the World Cowboy Reunion at Stamford, the 50th year the Cowboy Band has performed at this event. The Band also performed for President Carter’s visit to Abilene, the West Texas Fair Parade and Rodeo, Parent’s Day, Veterans Day, Homecom- ing, Miss Abilene Beauty Pageant, Abilene Centennial Parade, HSU Rodeo, Cotton Bowl Parade, and presented a spring concert. In addition to these performances, the Cowboy Band represented the city at the Abilene Centennial Day celebration held at the state capital. Carefree, rowdy, and humorous describes this group of young men who prove with every performace that you can make beautiful music and still have a great time. The Cowboy Band, a tradition in the truest form of the word. Cowboy Band Officers are from left to right: Monte Jackson, Historian; Andy Contreras, Mom; Jon Caudle, Assistant Mom; Rick Strange, Treasurer; Scott Walsh, Intramural Chairman; Photis Zissimatos, Chaplain and Ran- dall Bingaman, President. Page 238 (3ela Bda kta lieko nes you Page 242 Sigma Tau Delta, a national literary fraternity, was open to any English major or minor who had completed 60 hours, twelve of which were in English. A grade point average of 3.0 was required in English. The fraternity had as its aims promoting the mastery of written expression, encouraging worthwhile reading and fostering a spirit of fellowship among persons specializing in English. and Spanish. Members are: Seated, Teresa Smith; Standing, Dr. Manfred Schubert, Dr. Joe Alcorta, Randal Edwards and Dr. James'Alvls. Members of Alpha Chi: Seated, Nancy Kap- pa, Suporn Tusiri, Sally Bundick, Rugh Schleiffer, Debbie Smith, Linda Kelly, Sharon Wofford, Cathy Pittard, Denise Edgar. Alpha Chi is a nationally recognized undergraduate honor society. Its purpose was to recognize those students who have achieved a high academic level as well as good character standing, and to promote scholarly pursuits. Membership in the Texas Rho chapter of Alpha Chi was the highest recognition of academic excellence for a Hardin-Simmons student. Its membership is open only to the upper ten percent of the junior, senior and graduate classes. Alpha Chi officers are: Celeste Rainey- president, Nancy Chege--secretary, Chris Reidlinger--vice president, Sharon Woffard-- treasurer. Sponsors were Dr. Larry Brunner and Dr. Lloyd Huff. Standing: Dr. Lloyd Huff, Doug Riggs, Scot Miller, Phil Terrall, Patricia Neeley, Ky Cau- ble, Shirley Brinson, Celeste Rainey, Phillip Cockrell and Dr. Larry Brunner. SUocUtifo Above: The Senior Class Officers, Presi- dent, Doug Riggs; Secretary, Shannon Roberts and Treasurer, Jan Story get caught by Dr. Fletcher while looking for their Vice President, Jon Caudle. Left: The Junior Class Officers are from left to right, Vice President, Kathy Teel; Secretary, Cathy Fisher; President, David Henson and Treasurer, Kelli Page 248 (fcaduate Janna Boyd Abilene, Texas Ana Deter Abilene, Texas Mike Elliott Baytown, Texas Gale Hawkins Abilene, Texas Kristy Jasek Arlington, Texas George Komar Abilene, Texas Rachael Meador Abilene, Texas James Myers Abilene, Texas Carol Adams Andrews, Texas Cami Adkins Ft Worth, Texas David Allen Sherman, Texas Bruce Amdal White Hall, Illinois Carol Arnold Abilene, Texas Esther Baca Albuquerque, NM Kim Bertrand Floydada, Texas Mark Bird Abilene, Texas page 250 Linda Blakeley Ft Worth, Texas Steve Boney Memphis, Texas Nancy Bonham Longview, Texas Cynthia Bradshaw Midland, Texas Gary Braudaway Ft Worth, Texas Shirley Brinson New Braunfels, Texas Nanette Bruton Abilene, Texas Donna Bryant Garland, Texas Hamish Butain British Columbia Tracie Burkhalter De Kalb, Texas Donna Burns Irving, Texas Terri Byrd Carendon, Texas Deborah Caffey Midland, Texas Malcolm Cagle Anson, Texas William Callaway Abilene, Texas Bob Carlton Perryton, Texas Micael Carney Abilene, Texas Kevin Carson Cisco, Texas Jon Caudle Abilene, Texas Nancy Chege Kitale, Kenya Dale Clegg Bunnell, Florida Elisa Click Goddard, Texas Phillip Cockrell Pittsburgh, PA Kay Coffman Crestview, Florida D’Annette Cook Wichita, Kansas Lloyd Cummins Abilene, Texas Randy Darden Haskell, Texas Linda Davis Marshall, Texas Charlotte Denhel San Angelo, Texas Charles Downey Quitman, Texas Joni Dunn Vernon, Texas Kayla Dunn Perryton, Texas Earl Durboraw Richardson, Texas Bill Dye Denison, Texas Denise Edgar Austin, Texas Brenda Edins Haskell, Texas Tim Edins Abilene, Texas George Elliott Abilene, Texas Carolyn Estill Ft Worth, Texas Susan Eudaley Grapevine, Texas Antonio Evangelista Sunnyside, New York Allen Falkenberry Vista, California Karla Farris Borger, Texas Barbara Faucett Dallas, Texas Michael Feese Wichita, Kansas Gregory Flournoy Abilene, Texas Cylinda Ford Weatherford, Texas Robert Foree Plano, Texas age 252 Burl Fulenwider Orangevale, California Lillian Garcia Del Rio, Texas Martha Garcia Lima, Peru Becky Gardner Abilene, Texas Greg Glazner Graham, Texas Johnny Gonzales Dallas, Texas Tommie Graham Tuscola, Texas Joey Graves Ballinger, Texas Louise Grover Wichita, Kansas Carla Guidry Port Arthur, Texas Rusty Hamric Abilene, Texas Dorothy Harper Abilene, Texas Terry Henderson Plainview, Texas Marilyn Henry Abilene, Texas Robert Henry Midland, Texas John Higgins Abilene, Texas Alma Hinojos Van Horn, Texas Bryan Hobbs Austin, Texas Gretchen Hodges Richardson, Texas David Holley Abilene, Texas Becky Holt Fort Worth, Texas Jamye Horne San Antonio, Texas Mark Hunt Arlington, Texas Wynama Jackson Abilene, Texas Tonya Johnson Abilene, Texas Jammie, Jones Abilene, Texas Jerry Joplin Abilene, Texas Karla Joplin Abilene, Texas Kyle Keeter Rockwall, Texas Ronnie Kidd Abilene, Texas Janet Killmer Huntington Sta., NY Daniel Kitchener Alta Loma, Texas Keith Kucifer Dumas, Texas Teresa Lambert Victoria, Texas Pamela Ledbetter Abilene, Texas Joyce Lopez Ecuador, SA Mike Maddox Lakewood, Colorado Bert Maddux Clifton, Texas Lavona Martindale Garland, Texas Beverly Martindill Sanford, Florida Diane Marvin Harrah, Oklahoma Jasper McClellan Santa Anna, Texas Pamela McMurray Garland, Texas Bart McNeil Colorado Springs, CO Wendell McBride El Paso, Texas Carol McConnell Whitesboro, Texas Kathy McConnell Lindsay, Oklahoma Michael McCurdy Ft Worth, Texas age 254 Elizabeth McDaniel Abilene, Texas David McGee Gladwater, Texas Jan Meeks Salem, Oregon Scott Miller Lakewood, Colorado Wesley Moore Austin, Texas Becky Morris Ballinger, Texas Daniel Nagle Rochester, New York James Nelson Waco, Texas Janis Nimmo Snyder, Texas Debbie Norton Grand Prairie, TX Nancy Odneal Lewisville, Texas Tena Patterson Garland, Texas David Peterson Benbrook, Texas Earl Powell San Antonio, Texas George Priest Dallas, Texas Chip Putnam San Antonio, Texas Celeste Rainey Texas Redeker Colorado s Reidlinger Antonio, Texas Marsh Rhodes Texas Ribble Albuquerque, NM Douglas Riggs Texas Riley Texas e tun Mark Roberts Abilene, Texas Shannon Roberts Midland, Texas Ryan Rowlands Rifle, Colorado Kathryn Russey Abilene, Texas Lynda Schwab Abilene, Texas Mary Helen Seibt Abilene, Texas Mark Setser Plainview, Texas Cathy Shaw Colorado Springs, CO Ronnie Shaw Garland, Texas Maryjo Shoup Locust Dale, PA Linda Skeel Rockford, Illinois Candice Smith San Antonio, Texas Cindy Smith Amarillo, Texas Sandi Sorrells Garland, Texas Tracie Southerland Irving,Texas Jerry Stephens Midland, Texas Marcia Stephenson Victoria, Texas Gloria Stevens Beaumont, Texas Linda Stewart Weinert, Texas Jan Story Ft Worth, Texas Jana Stuard Abilene, Texas Phillip Terrall Euless, Texas Jo Thompson Loveland, Colorado Roberta Thompson Abilene, Texas Tim Tremaine Los Angles, CA Suporn Tusiri Albuquerque, NM Pamela Walker Odessa, TX Jana Watson Memphis, TX Rodney Watson Mineral Wells, Texas Douglas Watts Abilene, Texas David Weaver Abilene, Texas Reeva Weston Abilene, Texas Kellye White Abilene, Texas Keith Whitmore Denton, Texas Gregg Wilson Pampa, Texas Imogene Wipf Yale, South Dakota Nancy Wood Coahoma, Texas Laurie Young Abilene, Texas Terry Zavala Waco, Texas Phil Barnes Abilene, Texas Barry Beames Greenville, Texas Kevin Beard Abilene, Texas Pam Beck Redondo Beach, CA Susan Beck Haslett, Texas Derek Bennett Edgewood, NM Kim Bennett Abilene, Texas Dee Berryhill Dardanelle, AR William Bevly Robstown, Texas Charles Boerstler El Paso, Texas Gary Brandstrom El Paso, Texas Janice Brim Abilene, Texas Kay Brown El Paso, Texas Robert Browning Dallas, Texas Brenda Bryant Wheeler, Texas Clarence Bunch Abilene, Texas Sally Bundick Ft Worth, Texas Paul Burkhalter Simms, Texas Kelli Byers Ballinger, Texas Brenda Campbell Dallas, Texas Nancy Cappa Bedford, Texas Jan Carr Sweetwater, Texas Julie Carson San Antonio, Texas Ricky Cason Abilene, Texas 258 Ky Cauble Abilene, Texas Lonny Centeno Loop, Texas Ruth Chavez Lima, Peru David Chege Kenya, East Africa Jeannie Cole Colorado Springs, CO Jeff Coody Rush Springs, OK Jana Cooke Abilene, Texas Vance Cooksey Abilene, Texas Marshall Crossnoe Arlington, Texas Julie Davidson Big Springs, Texas Amos Davis Alamogordo, NM Tamra Day Clarendon, Texas Chris Deady Ft Bliss, Texas Torey Deatherage Abilene, Texas Laura Douthitt Wylie, Texas Beth Dowdy Wichita Falls, TX Richard Drake Los Cones, NM Bobbidee Duck Abilene, Texas Michelle Dunn Irving, Texas Troy Dunn Pattonville, Texas JoeDon Easter Hawthorne, Nevada Kim Ellison Austin, Texas Michael Estill Ft Worth, Texas Gary Evans Abilene, Texas page 259 Bev Fuller Colorado City, Texas Lisa Fyffe Corpus Christi, Texas Susie Garrett Moran, Texas Paul Gomez Abilene, Texas Lynn Gourley Spring, Texas Edward Grady Groves, Texas Alicia Graham Dallas, Texas Sherry Greer Abilene, Texas Chuck Greever Irving, TX Pamela Griffith Golden, CO Terri Grimes Mineral Wells, TX Bob Grout Arkansas City, KS Melissa Guthrie Wellington, TX Rhonda Guthrie San Antonio, TX Stan Guthrie San Antonio, TX Jana Hardin Wichita Falls, TX page 260 Debby Hill Wichita Falls, Texas Gary Holley Houston, Texas Kathleen Hughes Colorado Springs, CO Tricia Janetsky Colorado Springs, CO Michael Jones Brownsville, Texas Randy Jones Abilene, Texas Brenda Kelley Big Spring, Texas Linda Kelley Big Spring, Texas Beth Koontz Oklaunion, Texas Jackie Langford Anson, Texas Ann Langis Abilene, Texas Mary Langley Idaho Falls, Idaho Seth Larmer Tulsa, Oklahoma Annette Layman Severna Park, MD Vickie Lee Abilene, Texas Leigh Ann Long San Antonio, Texas Randy Luper El Cajon, California Alison Mace Howland, ME Jennifer Maddux Odessa, Texas Belinda Magby Grandview, Texas Kathy Manno Austin, Texas Elaine Martin Abilene, Texas James Mauldin Borger, Texas Dana Mayhall Abilene, Texas Alamogordo, NM Floyd McDonald Abilene, Texas Teri McIntosh Albuquerque, NM James McKee Pearland, Texas Robin McNeil Colorado Springs, CO Jim Medley Midland, Texas Elza Mein Abilene, Texas Ken Merchant Abilene, Texas Ruth Miner Raymondville, Texas Jeff Mize Victoria, Texas Jacque Molyneux Carlsbad, NM Kathy Moore Abilene, Texas Patty Neeley Mesquite, Texas Kyle Nees Richardson, Texas Michele Neis Abernathy, Texas Philip Oakes Duncanville, Texas Roy Oates Denison, Texas Debbie Odom Dallas, Texas Myra Oxford Abilene, Texas Pamela Painter Tulia, Texas Suzie Parker Metairie, Louisiana Lisa Patterson Kerryville, Texas Darla Patton Abilene, Texas Pam Patton Clyde, Texas Rodney Payton San Antonio, Texas Martie Pearry Sherman, Texas Johnny Pennington Ranger, Texas Mark Pierce Abilene, Texas Grover Pinson Corpus Christi, TX Randy Pond Dallas, Texas Stanley Pond El Segundo, CA Steven Pond El Segundo, CA Cynthia Poulos Sulpher Springs, TX Steven Price Abilene, TX LouAnn Prichard Odessa, Texas Katherine Proctor Abilene, Texas Roddy Qualls Abilene, Texas Sidney Black Raven San Antonio, Texas Samuel Ray Hobbs, NM Lori Redden Dallas, Texas Linda Redman Nacona, Texas Craig Reidlinger San Antonio, Texas Michael Richard Midland, Texas Lori Ridall Baltimore, MD Jeffrey Ritchey Victoria, TX Byron Roberts Abilene, Texas Dan Rogers Plant City, FL Julie Rosser Dallas, Texas Page 263 Russel Routon Munday, Texas Tim Sadler Abilene, Texas Ruth Schliefer Abilene, Texas Beverly Sealy Dallas, Texas David Sellers Abilene Texas Rodney Simmons Beeville, Texas Debra Smith Lubbock, Texas Steve Smith Van Horn, Texas Dale Snodderly Arlington, Texas Tracy Snow Bonham, Texas Sutirapan Somabut Bangkon, Thailand Kim Spraberry Vernon, Texas Denise Steckley San Antonio, Texas Debralea Stevens Port Orchard, WA John Stewart Rooster Port, MT Rickey Strange Floydada, Texas John Stricklan Albuquerque, NM Richard Styles Abilene, Texas Willie Swarts Abilene, Texas Sue Tarrant Abilene, Texas Tim Taylor Ft. Worth, Texas Kathy Teel Dallas, Texas Teresa Therwhanger Munday, Texas David Thomson II Los Alamos, NM Julie Thorpe Colorado Springs, CO Cindy Tidwell Durant, OK Marylou Tucker Abilene, Texas Robert Tucker Lubbock, TX Patti Vanstory Lubbock, Texas Kimberly Vinson Amarillo, Texas Wayne Watkins Ft. Worth, Texas Thomas Watson Mineral Wells, Texas Shelly Watts Vallonia, IN Pansy Webb Aubney, Texas Kimber Whitaker Midland, Texas John Willett Albany, Texas Corneila Winter Abilene, Texas Barbara Wooten Lakewood, CO Jill Wyatt Tulia, Texas John Yeary Haskell, Texas Photis Zissimatos New York City, NY Becky Zimmerman Austin, Texas Cheryl Abbott Durham, Oregon David Adcock San Antonio, Texas Scott Akard Abilene, Texas Jerry Allred Abilene, Texas Kathryn Anaya Albuquerque, NM Cheryl Anthony Ft Worth, Texas Brigitte Atnip Zimbabwe Jeff Baggett Nevada City, CA Jay Baker Grand Prairie, Texas Jim Ball Sunset, Louisiana Carrie Ballenger Council Bluffs, IA Russell Bardin Round Rock, Texas Debbie Barnhart Albuquerque, NM Melissa Baxter Anson, Texas Steve Beck Redondo Beach, CA Karen Bell Ft Worth, Texas David Bethea Tulsa, Oklahoma Mark Bjork Pueblo, Colorado Regina Black Abilene, Texas Jennie Blackwood Mesquite, Texas Lenella Bledsoe Duncanville, Texas Doug Blessen Amarillo, Texas Nancy Brigman Abilene, Texas Sherry Brooks Abilene, Texas JL- f' Kfr ii % $ JL Todd Brown Coleman, Texas Joy Broxson Sunray, Texas Anita Bryant Littlefield, Texas Rhonda Bryant Austin, Texas Stan Cannata Piber Post Laura Carder Dallas, Texas Mary Carter Abilene, Texas Mary Carver Colorado Springs, CO Elda Casas Abilene, Texas Cari Caywood Conroe, Texas Paul Cheatham Ft. Worth, Texas Marnette Click Abilene, Texas Carolyn Cockrell Abilene, Texas JoNeli Comegys Spearman, Texas Suzette Comer Beaumont, Texas Donna Cook Hawley, Texas Brenda Copsey Abilene, Texas Jackie Core Abilene, Texas Jackie Crayton Breckenridge, Texas Karen Davidson Amarillo, Texas Patricia Davis Boyd, Texas Earleen De Goyler Abilene, Texas Jodi Dittman Ballinger, Texas Dwight Douglas Burley, Indiana page 267 David Flowers Brownfield, TX Essie Foster Bryan, Texas David Frasure Columbus, OH Carla Fuller Colorado City, Texas Felix Garcia Abilene, Texas David Garvin Richardson, TX Grace Gloria Abilene, Texas Tammy Goldsmith Abilene, Texas Jon Norwood Claude, Texas Kenneth O’Brien Austin, Texas Melinda Offner Ft Worth, Texas Guy Overdy Kerrville, Texas Paul Hamilton Dallas, Texas Paul Haines Burnet, Texas Keith Hanson Abilene, Texas Kevin Hanson Ft Worth, Texas Paul Hardin San Antonio, Texas Janay Hardin Wichita Falls, TX Leslie Harris Sacramento, CA Charles Harrison Dallas, Texas Melanie Hartwell Ft Worth, Texas Ken Harvell Colorado Springs, CO Ronald Harvell Colorado Springs, CO Chuck Hawkins Henderson, Texas Deborah Hawthorne San Diego, California Karol Hellen Houston, Texas Ralph Hendrickson Kenya Doris Henke Amarillo, Texas Debra Herrington Odessa, Texas Vicky Hill Haskell, Texas Diana Holloway Hurst, Texas Martha Holt Ft Worth, Texas Amarillo, Texas Bonnie Huber Colorado Springs, CO Janet Hull Big Springs, Texas Warren Hunt League City, Texas Jenny Hunt Waco, Texas Randall Hylton Ft Worth, Texas Karr Ingram Stratford, Texas Brent Inman Farwell, Texas Sharon Inman El Paso, Texas Douglas Irvin Wichita, Kansas Linda Jenkins Stamford, Texas Diane Jennings Ft Worth, Texas Drew Jennings Abilene, Texas Margaret Johler Abilene, Texas David Johnson Clyde, Texas Marlies Johnson Abilene, Texas Mark Jones Austin, Texas Thomas Jones Abilene, Texas Kimo Kelii Nanakuli, Hawaii Greg Kelly Hurst, Texas David Ketron Richmond, Indiana Russell King Azle, Texas Kara Kinsey Abilene, Texas Steven Klinek N. 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Worth, Texas Mike Ricker Abilene, Texas Philip Roberts Midland, Texas Ellen Robinson Abilene, Texas Laura Robinson Houston, Texas Christi Rogers Wichita Falls, Texas Charlottee Ross San Angelo, Texas Connie Ruiz Tacoma, Washington Ron Ryan Green River, WY Suzanne Sanders Bellevue, Washington Cindy Saur Irving, Texas Jane Schoonover Abilene, Texas Debbie Schuler Staten Island, NY Michael Schuler Staten Island, NY Geneva Schutza Irving, Texas Kathy Seher Abilene, Texas Arveda Seitz Abilene, Texas Sharon Sharp Abilene, Texas Lorraine Shipley Dallas, Texas Ron Shipley Abilene, Texas Susan Simpson Rose Hill, Kansas SajiAamrieA Cindy Smith Savannah, Georgia Kendall Smith Denver, Colorado Tresa Smith Abilene, Texas Wayne Smith Waco, Texas Ann Smotherman Tyler, Texas Saralynne Snell Sarasota, Florida Delane Sparks Rotan, Texas Sandi Spaulding Midland, Texas Tandy Tarr Abilene, Texas Carl Tarry Brazil Lana Taul Denison, Texas Steve Temmer Littleton, Colorado Cheryl Templeton Madison, Wisconsin Tim Thompson Sunray, Texas Debra Thomson Ft Worth, Texas Candy Thweat Abilene, Texas page 274 Cynthia Tucker Childress, Texas Brenda Turner Abilene, Texas Randy Vanstory Lubbock, Texas Keith Waddle Austin, Texas Steve Waldren Abilene, Texas Beth Warren Mabank, Texas Timothy Waters Lubbock, Texas George Watson Arlington, Texas Fielder Webster Elgin, Texas Shari Weckerly Bismarck, ND Jeanette West Denton, Texas Doug Wheeler Alamogordo, NM Carla White Abilene, Texas Richard White Loyalton, California Stephen White Garland, Texas Tamara White Odessa, Texas Becky Williams Abilene, Texas Doug Willis Saginaw, Texas Larry Wilson Abilene, Texas Mark Winchester Ft Worth, Texas Steve Winkler Arlington, Texas Carla Worley McKinney, Texas Keri Zellman Cisco, Texas Matthew Zentell Ft Worth, Texas Sojitt Mtone David Zylberfuden Fairfield, CT Deborah Zylberfuden Colorado Springs, CO Tim Adcock Iowa Park, Texas D’Lora Alexander Eagle Nest, NM Randall Allen Zambia, Africa Marsha Allison Abilene, Texas 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Texas Michael Simmons Wichita Falls, Texas Bambi Smith San Antonio, Texas Cindy Smith Ft Worth, Texas Melissa Smith Irving, Texas Everett Smith Albuquerque, NM James Smith Temple, Arizona Jeffery Smith Memphis, Texas Margie Smith Van Horn, Texas page 285 Rene Snead Amarillo, Texas Lisa Speir Ft Worth, Texas Karen Stark Midland, Texas Amy Starnes Canton, Texas Laurie Wood Charlottesville, Va Gena Steele Abilene, Texas John Stover Austin, Texas Amy Suter Garland, Texas Shelly Swafford Hobbs, New Mexico Don Taylor Abilene, Texas Janette Taylor Pampa, Texas Dana Teer Irving, Texas Melissa Teinert Albany, Texas Lannie Templeton Breckinridge, TX Randy Thompson Anson, Texas Myrna Torres San Antonio, Texas Scott Tow Amarillo, Texas Daniel Trevino Brownsville, Texas Ruth Trice O’Brien, Texas Kelley Turner Colorado Springs, CO Mike Ukle Abilene, Texas Paul Vasquez Abilene, Texas Kimberly Veal Grandview, MO Kimberly Wagner Amarillo, Texas Glen Waldo Wheeler, Texas Miles Wallace Bridge City, Texas Diana Wartelle Saginaw, Texas Melody Watson Mineral Wells, Texas Kelly Wentworth Houston, Texas Jon Wheeler Arlington, Texas Larry Wheeler Buena Vista, NM Laura Wilkins Clyde, Texas Karen Williams Odonnell, Texas Margaret Williams Abilene, Texas Rex Williams Abilene, Texas Rodney Williams Abilene, Texas Charles Wilson Albuquerque, NM Shari Woolf Abilene, Texas Katie Wooten Haskell, Texas Britt Yates Abilene, Texas Lana Yielding Abilene, Texas Mondel Rogers is a native of the ranch region of Sweet- water, Texas. The HSU Bronco commissioned Mr. Rogers to transform a photograph of Dr. Rupert Richardson into a pen and ink drawing. The artwork, inspired by a photograph shot by Mr. Worthy Long, instructor of photography, was taken upon the completion of the library building named in honor of Dr. Richardson. imy Chambliss, I i Botvonik, 1. Carolyn Cockrell Debbie Cockrell, Phillip Cockrell,: Cody Beckwith, Philip Capdevielle, Rawiy «r,c Greg RlM)8'l 164.«« M afJI Ward. 263 Frances Rlcfiarcsmij ' Albert Riley, Cindy L. Smith; 219, 2« Oebra Smith, 206, 218, i re Snead. ?86 e Snodderly. 1 Jeffery Smith, 285 Kendall Smith, 274 ; Winchester, 226, : ■ Wentworth, Cynthia Marylou