Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1986 volume:

CONTENTS HAPPENINGS 18 PERSONALITIES 56 ATHLETICS 78 GREEKS 120 ORGANIZATIONS 132 INDIVIDUALS 162 UNIVERSITY PROFILES 190 RETROSPECTION 244 Statue of Liberty Celebrates % Centennial HALLEY'S COMET NINETEEN EIGHTY SIX DEDICATION Dr. B. W. Aston In 1936 Franklin Delano Roosevelt was in the White House, King Edward VIII abdicated the throne of England for Wallis Warfield Simpson, Jesse Owens brought home the gold and humiliated Adolph Hitler in the process, the German dirigible Hindenberg made its maiden voyage across the Atlantic, and the State of Texas turned 100 years old while in Fort Worth, B. W. Aston became yet another baby born during the Great Depression. Dr. Aston grew up in the shadow of the Fort Worth Court House and used the streets of the city as his playground. The lure of the big city held such a fasination for young B. W. that during the second grade he found it much more educational to cut school after recess and to go such places of interest as the Leonard Brothers Department Store. This phase of his education only lasted a few weeks before he was caught and taught yet another lesson. Dr. Aston, like most kids of the day, soon found that spending money came only to those who were willing to work for it. While in the third grade, Dr. Aston obtained a position as a paperboy with the Fort Worth Press. Later while in junior high and high school he delivered papers for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. In addition to his responsibilities to school and his newspaper customers, Dr. Aston worked as a pinsetter in a bowling alley and later was employed by a grocery store. In the fall of 1954, Dr. Aston entered Arlington Junior College (now the University of Texas at Arlington) starting the first of many years he would eventually spend on a college campus. He temporarily left the ivy covered walls of academe to join the United States Air Force in January 1955. Dr. Aston's stint with Uncle Sam proved to be a great learning experience. Before he entered college again in the fall of 1958, Dr. Aston had spent three years in England and traveled through most of Western Europe. During the next two years he completed 96 hours and changed from a business major to a history major in education after a close encounter of the worst kind with two courses titled Money and Banking and Intermediate Accounting. In December of 1959, Dr. Aston met a Texas Christian University coed named Lillie Mae Fields. They would eventually become man and wife on August 26,1961 in Fort Worth. But before the wedding bells could chime, Dr. Aston transferred to Texas Technological College (now Texas Tech University) in time for the fall semester of 1960. Obtaining his first degree in January of 1962, Dr. Aston continued to go to school because he found that practically the only way one could get a job teaching history was to also be a coach. That fact also turned out to be a blessing, as Dr. Aston continued to go to Tech until he had completed all the requirements for the Ph.D. in history. Dr. Aston first arrived on the campus of Hardin-Simmons University in June of 1967. At that time he expected to be at HSU for a couple of years while completing his dissertation, and then he planned to look for a job elsewhere. Dr. Aston told former HSU President, Dr. Elwin L. Skiles in the interview that he was looking for a home, but he really did not expect to find it in Abilene. He was not sure how he would fit in at HSU, or how HSU would like him, but over the years both have found that they can accommodate each other rather well. During his tenure at HSU, Dr. Aston has served in several positions including chairman of the History Department since 1972, president of the faculty in 1976-1978, and sponsor of Epsilon Pi Alpha Baptist work there. In January of 1986, Dr. Aston was invited to Cuba as a part of a professional undertaking in that country. Dr. Aston has also carved a role for himself in the local community where he serves on the Abilene Committee for the Humanities, the Abilene Landmark Commission, and presently; When good friends walk beside us... On ihe frails fhaf we musf keep... the weary miles pass swiftly... taken in a joyous stride... HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGS 9ponsored By The Women of Sigma Alpha Iota and The Men of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Dedication lota. During her tenure at HSU, Mrs. Morrow received Although retired from the HSU School of Music facul- ty since 1976, her influence continues to be felt and appreciated. Dr. Andy ). Patterson has been a distinguished member of the HSU music faculty since 1959. He was faculty advisor to the Theta Lambda chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia since during the crucial early years after its founding in the spring of 1959. Dr. Patterson also served as a national Province Gover- nor from 1961 to 1965. In 1965, the chapter in- itiated the Andy J. Patterson award in his honor. The award is given annually to the graduating Sin- fonian who has contributed most to the chapter and to the cause of music in America. Dr. Patterson is also an internationally-known composer. Hosts John Duke, a resident of Carthage, TX, Gas Capital of the world, came to HSU in the fall of 1983. Since that time he has not held an office in any school-affiliated organization nor does he plan to. He has maintained a mediocre grade- point average, always hoping to do better, but ever failing to the temptation of important ex- tracurricular activities. He plans to graduate. Stan Willis, a native of Borger, TX, hub of the tri- the fall of 1983. After two years of core classes, he is planning to choose a major. He is an avid cartoon fan and often lets this diversion undermine his studies. He also plans to graduate. Qing With a Qpirit ItlS The Sing Committee of 1985 The Winner of the Sweepstakes Mixed Division The Freshman Class GREASE Mark Bennett Jim Ji'lTlBun'igainer Kathy Chiles Shayla Clark Shannon Cole Spenser Cook Lisa Causey Marsha Day Anna Danley Jacki Dodgin Celeste French Julie Fisher Kristen Fry Tracy Glen Mario Monica Gonzalez Andrea Graham Kathy Gorley Brad Higher Brent Hinkle John Hogan Leslie Holiday Catherine Holland Diane Hudson Jim Johnson Kathleen Johnston Teresa Lee Kristi Lockett Karisa Lucas Scott Lusk Mark Macleanoy Kim Moore Karen Murphy Kendra Murphy Karon Murphy Tamara McKnight Chris McNiell ZS3$ Julee Weinstraud The Winner of the Women's Division Alpha lota Omega MEET ME in 8T. LOUI8 Vickie Able Annette Anzaldua Stephanie Ayers Kim Baldauf Shelly Bennett Melinda Cloud Lou Conklin Kellie Goldman Holly Hughes Tanya Jones Lisa Kimberling The Winners of the Men's Division Tau Alpha Phi SONG OF THE SOUTH Chris Brockmeye Todd McBride Charles Okoye David Risner Jeff Schoenberg Phi Phi Phi JUNGLE BOOK Monica Adrian Melody Baker Carol Blackstock Laura Caldell Denise Clacton Melinda Finley Emily Fisher Gina Garner Shanna Samford Jill Stellrecht Donna Stephenso Lisa Wade Kappa Phi Omega THE HEART of ROCK-and-ROLL Monty Baker Kevin Brogden )oel Bundick Monty Chapman Derrick Formby Tommy Gressett lames Harmes Gregg Haseloff Steve Hatfield Tom Jones lay Ledford Thomas Mantooth Jerry Nelson Mark Mullino limmy Popue Robert Thornberg Nick Watts Larry Wheeler Darren Wickham Greg Yarbrough Delta SHOWBOAT 25 Van Ellis Theatre Presents: Caesar and Cleopatra By George Bernard 9haw Bd Ar'tris. Belzanor. Cleopatra Britannus...... Theodotus Ptolemy........ Lucius Septimius Apollodorus . Brian (Barrett , Gratie Martinez Shayla Clark Belinda Bounds Dean Nolen Lorene Tyler Brian Barrett Roger Sleekly . Bruce Bennett . led Sorrels John Hogan . led Sorrels . I odd Johnston Annie Get Your Gun music and lyrics by Irving Berlin book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields THE CAST THE GLASS MENAGERIE Hardin-Simmons University Department of Theatre presents THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams Van Ellis Theatre April 22-26.1986 8:00 p.m. The Glass Menagerie By Tennessee Williams The Cast The Mother........................... Her Daughter......................... The Gentlemen Caller................. .......Brian Barrett Homecoming '86 Kee+er Award Miss Aileen Culpepper Johnson, athletic directorof HSU and vice president for student development. McChesney along with Milton Martin and the late Truett Rattan were all inducted into the Hardin-Simmons University Athletic Hall of Fame at the annual Athletic Hall of Fame Right: The Fourth Annual Western Art Show and Sale was for the first time coordinated by the HSU Duffy Auditorium in the Rupert and Pauline Richardson Library. Artists in attendance were Barry Arthur, Bill Chappell, Terry Gilbreth, Alan Kinney, George Kovach, Bill Leftwich, Mike Maloney, Bill Mittag and Dr. Robert Richardson Phonathon $95,000 Goal Surpassed The 1986 Rupert N. Richardson Phonathon exceeded its goal of $95,000 with gifts totaling $100,511. Faculty, staff, students and ex-students manned the phone banks to raise funds on a nationwide scale. Above: Dr. Richardson and HSU President Dr. Jesse C. Fletcher were on hand to put things in motion. Richardson Birthday Mr. HSU Turns 95 Dr. Rupert N. Richardson, president emeritus of Hardin-Simmons University, observed his 95th birthday on April 28. A party was held in his honor at Ellis Center. Western Founders Day Class of 1936 Honored ara: Cullen Lecture 9eries Lord Wilson Adopt-A-Grandparent Adopf-A-Child May Day NINETY-FOURTH COMMENCEMENT PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES University Queen Laura Warren and Court a-_________________ Princess Kristi Schutt Mr. and Miss Bronco Lesa Harrington Qix White Horses Lesa Harrington Becky Gray Beth Carpenter Hardin Qimmons Ashley Hoffman Cheerleaders Kelly Fletcher Sheri Styles HSU GOLD DUSTERS Tina Hendrix Mechelle Beyer Stephanie Ayers Noel Meyners Shanna Ayers Cindy Linton Dana Dorsett MAN OF THE YEAR Dr. Andy J. Patterson Teaching, from my earliest experiences to the present, seems to be my natural way of life. — Dr. Andy Patterson ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS GREG WAY EDWIN HAYNES LUIS PHELPS CRAIG SLADEK PHIL GATES H9U Cowboys SEDRICK EVANS ALEX HARRIS VINCE LANGSTON MIKECHITTY DERRICK FORMBY MAURICE WRIGHT TIMTOBEY JIMMY ROBINSON RICKY HENRY RAY EPTON COACHES Mr. Dick Danford, Head Coach Mr. Dennis Harp, Assistant Coach PEGGY SIFFORD VERONICA DICKENSON STEPHANIE INGRAM JANA SAUERWEIN MELISSA DULIN BRENDA LANG PAM VICK TERRY THOMAS TAMMY MEADOR KRISTEN FRY TAMARA WEAVER MISS KIM VINSON — COACH T Women's Volleyball Playing good, consistent volleyball all season long led the Cowgirls to choose senior, team captain Pam Edwards as most valuable player. HSU Women's Volleyball Team Crystal Tarr Pam Vick Pam Edwards Pam Caudill Karen Peck Nadene Handley Kaye Lewis Kina Koop Miss Kim Vinson, Head Coach HSU Men's Volleyball Team Ricky Wade Cliff McAtee Jon Cook Derrick Formby Michael Guevara John Hogan Kenneth Roberson Pat Stangle COACH Miss Kim Vinson Men's Soccer HSU Soccer HSU Men's Soccer Team UN POWELL HUEMENZIES LOUIS CUEVAS MICHAEL JACKSON MATT JOHNSON CHARLES OKOYE DENNIS COOK JOHN CLARK MARK KEGANS BRUCE ALLEN HECTOR DIAZ PETER JECKER MICHAEL HAMLET JAMES LEE OWEN CHONG JOHN McCULLOUCH JEFF PAPPAS BILLY GRIFFITHS CHAD WELLS The 1985-86 HSU men’s soccer team pleased with the overall performance as they finished their season at 7-10-2. Kegans finished the season tied for the HSU scoring list with 82 total points. Owen Chong were named to the team. It was also Chong's second time to be a Junior Lin Powell added four over Midwestern, to move to within four shutouts of the all-time HSU record, held by Dan Hager. Powell has ajready been named All-America, and goals to the high-powered offense, division playoffs. Women's Soccer women's soccer on the Forty Acres, and head coach Misail Tsapos fielded a team that is sure to become a national power in a few short years. The Cowgirls, won six and lost seven in their inaugural season, but it was the six wins that turned the heads of soccer fans throughout the state. The Cowgirls had wins over Rice, 4-0; TCU 5-1 and 4-1; Stephen F. Austin, 2-1; Trinity 1 -0; and Texas Tech, 1 -0. The losses came to Texas, Texas A M, Trinity Baylor and Southwest Texas State University. The Cowgirls lost twice to A M and HSU was led in scoring by 18 goals, which placed her among the national leaders. the Cowgirls had two players named academic All-America. Fullback Veronica Dickenson was named to the second team, with an overall grade point average of 3.70 in physical education. Midfielder Jill Leach was named honorable mention The Cowgirls only lost one player, so as the new season approaches, they look forward to a better season, and possibly a national ranking. HSU Women's Soccer Team PEGGY SIFFORD LISA BURGESS VERONICA DICKENSON SUSAN PETERSON JOY COLE TAMMY MEADOR JILL LEACH JANA SAUERWEIN SHEILA BARROW SHAWNA DAVIS KELLIE LOWE JACKIE CHARITY KATHY SKAGGS HSU Golf This season marked the beginning of women's golf on the Forty Acres, and head coach Debbie Adams is building a program that will make HSU proud. Five women, Pam Caudill, Lisa Williams, Trisha Staggs, Jana Sauerwein and Becky Gray hit the links during the first year, and although they didn't win any tournaments, they set the foundation for future women's teams at HSU. The men, led by all-conference performer Bret Taylor, earned a second place finish in the Mary Hardin-Baylor Invitational. Taylor finished ninth at the Angelo State Invitational and the 'Pokes overall had five top ten finishes and two top three finishes for the season. Men's Golf Women's Golf BRET TAYLOR JAY LEDFORD JON SCHLEMMER JAMES ERVIN DANNY SPEEGLE BRUCE SMITH PAM CAUDILL LISA WILLIAMS TRISHA STAGGS JANA SAUERWEIN BECKY GRAY Debbie, David Kilgo Steve Arias Pat Ford Greg Golden Bart Rodgers Scott Foith Joe Piazza Kirk Havens Lance Stampfli Rich Klemke John Kross Robert Paul Lynn Turner Clay Martin John Bradshaw Shane Gravens Carl Schreiner Lance Alford Greg Phifer Mark Cornett Golbert Arredondo Lynn Vanlandinghar Greg Roddy Rodney Kee Curtis Raby Troy Holcomb Paul Nicholson Jerry Ives George Ramirez HEAD COACH: Larry Martindale GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS Alpha Laura Long Kellie Melson Cathy Millican Jenny Patterson Jenni Poteet Marsha Pruet LaRhea Smith Corinne Sparks Christy Spencer Fran Stokes Sheri Styles Doretta Tolar Michelle Watts lota Omega OFFICLKb President — Donna Bryant Vice President — Corinne Sparks Secretary — Cindy Ledford Treasurer — Laura Long Chaplain — Karla Moore Social — Marsha Pruet Historian — Stephanie Ayers Parliamentarian — Becky Allred Alumni Chairman — Lisa Kimberling Intramural Chairman — jenny Patterson Corresponding Secretary — Fran Stokes SPONSORS Miss Beth Longbotham Mrs. Joyce Hodges OFFICERS President — Pam Castleberry Vice President — Camille Myall Corresponding Secretary — Julie Pierce Recording Secretary — Becky Cook Treasurer — Tammye Canon Parliamentarian Historian — Laurel McBain Chaplain — Terri Hatton Social Chairman — Jane Thompson Delia Kappa Phi Omega Sigma Delia Sigma Phi Phi Phi Chaplain — Denise Clayton Historian — Dawn Mitchell Spirit — Peggie Nash Tau Alpha Phi Louis Cuevas V |oe Earp David Risner Chico Ukle Scott Willinghar Sigma Alpha lota is an International professional fraternity for women in music, organizing its activities around broad musical and cultural objectives. •g JL ' , i ,■ w t 'Mm. %. , Ron Bissett Mark Brickhouse Jim Cude Brian Dickinson John Duke Billy Harden Phi Mu Alpha Brent McWilliam: Mark Mulino Chris Nyggard Jimmie O'Quinn Andy Patterson Chris Raney Danny Richardsoi Tim Richardson Kelly Rushfeldt Roger Steckly Treasurer — Danny Richardson Historian — Brent McWilliams Warden — Todd Johnston Executive Alumni Secretary — Jim Cude The primary purpose of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is to promote the cause of music in America. We believe in the qualities that music possesses and uses for the enrichment of the human spirit. We sponsor the All-School SING each fall and use the money to help the School of Music. Past gifts have included choral risers, stereo speakers, video equipment, and a copy machine. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS Lisa Archilla Stephanie Ayers Jeff Ballenger Cindy Barnett John Bradshaw Kevin Brogden Debbie Bunger Lisa Causey Donna Clark Cindy Cone Karen Darsey Laurie Edwards Kelly Fletcher John Flinn Julie Goodgame Julie Hagood Anne Huber Kathleen Johnston Grade Martinez Paul Mints Dawn Mitchell George Newton Rachel Nugent Charles Okoye Vijay Patel Laurie Roberson Donna Stephenson Brian Swiggart Chico Ukle Abel Villanueva Laura Warren Laura Watson Stephen Watson Pam White Sharon Willis Sponsor — Dr. Paula Windham Qfudenf Congress Cowboy Activities Committee Alpha Chi Julie Pierce Jacki Reiff Danny Richardson Timothy Richardson Sherlene Robinson Velma Rodriguez Gaylene Rushfeldt lufiftiJsi H Alpha Kappa Psi OFFICERS President— Joel G KevirfMcCormick Cha ai —'Jolln h Alpha Mu Gamma The purpose of Alpha Mu Gamma is to encourage the study of foreign languages and to learn about other cultures. We have at least one party each year in which we fellowship and do something culturally enriching. H Association of Computer Machinery Emma Ash Rick Bowen Jim Burchett Roland Menka Lee Messinger Jonathon Tarry Matt Wallace Jon Wheeler Mary Winchester OFFICERS Chairman — Matt Wallace Vice Chairman — Andre DuBois Secretary — Mary Winchester Treasurer — Rick Bowen SPONSORS Dr, Jack Barnes Dr. Susan Helms The funciton of Association for Computing Machinery is to promote the understanding and advancement of the sciences and arts of information processing through the use of computers. We encourage the interchange of informa- tion related to computers, and develop maintain the integrity and competence of individuals involved in these areas. Religious Activities Mr. Bill Goff Missionary-in-Residence Beta Beta Beta Tri-Beta is a National Biological Honor Society which seeks to encourage scholarship in the biological field and to pro- mote new discoveries through scientific investigation. Kappa Mu Epsilon Susan Bade Richard Bergum Cindy Brown Mike Cagle John Dailey Mable Kaloupek Lisa Kimberling James Lee Wayne Mixon Danny Richardson Sam Shin Stephanie Thomas Laura Watson Nancy Wilson OFFICERS President — Laura Watson Vice President — Sam Shin Secretary — Stephanie Thomas SPONSORS Dr. Charles Robinson Dr. Ed Hewett Miss Mary Wagner Mr. Seok Sagong Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national mathematics honor society open to qualified students. Kappa Rho Eia National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association Law and Politics Club Rodeo Club Marc Fleming Mike Happ Suzahn Inman Tim Jarriel Jeff Price Jennifer Roby David Stephenson Alanna Taylor Stephen Thurman Karen Watts Pat Wilson OFFICERS President — Lesa FJarrington Vice President — Beth Carpenter Treasurer — Chad Wells Secretary — Jane Thompson SPONSORS Dr. George Newman Mrs. Dorothy Harper The purpose of the HSU Rodeo Club is to promote the enjoyment and understanding of rodeo and western culture, and to support the HSU Rodeo and team. Qigma Gamma Epsilon The purpose of Sigma Gamma Epsilon is to recognize scholarhsip and professionalism in the Earth Sciences. Our ac- tivities include conducting weekly study sessions, sponsoring trips for interested students to see different graduate schools, and assisting at the Geology Department meetings. JNIVEB5 T' 9igma Tau Delia Clifton Mclntush Julie Oliver Mark Oiler Julie Pierce Stacy Sargeny Cynthia Barnett Sammye Bowles Luisa Dona Bill Dowdy Misty Fondren Michael Gladish Julia Hagood Joseph Hilliard Tino Lacy SPONSOR Sigma Tau Delta is a national literary fraternity open to English and journalism majors and minors of junior or senior rank who have exceptional scholastic records. Social Work Club Leanne Arnold Kay Benbow Karen Bryant Adelita Garza Rebecca Hernandez OFFICERS President — Leanne Arnold Vice President — Rebecca Hernandez SPONSOR Mrs. Doris Thornton To promote knowledge and interest in social work as a profession and to facilitate com among social work majors, faculty members and staff. The Social Work Club sponsors semester and has professional speakers at monthly meetings. Concert Band Concert Choir “nr Gigi Goates Gena Goff ST University Orchestra VIOLIN OBOE- Danny Barefield Ginger Gleason Rifle Team Kappa Delia Pi Phi Qigma Rho Alpha Psi Omega International Student Group INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS Graduates Qeniors Juniors Melody Faircloth Salfordville, PA Kelly Fletcher Bedford, TX |oel Griffith Steven Hatfield Sophomores lilii 111! it Tricia Phillips Aquilia Smith Kay Smith Paul Smith Cedar Hill, TX Freshmen Wrey Hinds Jeffrey Hinkle Jill Huffman N. Richland Hills, TX Marsha Patel Abilene, TX Pittsburgh, PA Mindy Watts Mandy Webb Pamela White Cecil Willis Craig Wright UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES UNIVERSITY PROFILES Dr. Jesse C. Fletcher Dr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Fletcher --------------- BOARD OF TRU9TEE9 BOARD OF DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF YOUNG A990CIATE9 ADMINISTRATIVE EMERITI ns designation can be conferred upon former administrators upon retirement from Hardin-Simmons University, atus allows an individual to keep a former title after his or her retirement. Although this title is honorary in nat lose dedication and devotion to the University warrants special recognition. Only a few of the many who will sc THE PRESIDENT Student Development Dr. L. Ross Johnson Vice President for Student Development Associate Professor in Education Mrs. Elaine Strahan Administrative Secretary — VPSD Assistant Director Career Planning and Placement Mr. Mark Tolar Mr. Tony King Residence Hall Director Residence Hall Director Anderson Hall N'x Hall UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT Mr. Rick Keith Assistant Vice President for Developmer Mr. Richard M. Styles Vice President for Advancement Assistant Vice President for Development Miss Gail Webb Administrative Secretary Vice President for Advancement Mr. Carlyle Hayes Assistant Vice President for Development Mr. Darrell Wood Director of Communications Mr. Charles Richardson News Director Office of Communications Mrs. Deborah Morgan Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Mrs. Nancy Wright Secretary Office of Communications Secretary — Assistant Development F-.... Mrs. Kathy Pitman Vice President for Development Mrs. Trish Atwell Development Records Clerk Mrs. Jean Jeffords Secretary — Assistant Development ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. Ronald A. Smith Vice President for Academic Affairs Professor of Theology Mrs. Fay Van Devender Administrative Secretary Vice President for Academic Affairs GRADUATE 9CH00L DEPARTMENT OF ART COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Ms. Charlene Strickland Instructor of Speech Communication Dr. Lloyd D. Huff Professor of English Jeffery Schonberg fit Professor of English Dr. Jack Weir Associate Professor of Philosophy JL DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE ------1 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Dr. W. Ray Johnson Dr. Paul Sorrels Professor of Psychology and Religious Education Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Roger Russell Assistant Professor of Psychology DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL WORK Dr. Julian C. Bridges Mr. Dannis Cooper Mrs. Doris Thornton Head, Department of Sociology and Social Professor of Sociology and Social Assistant Professor of Social Work Work Work __________________of Sociology_________________I r ulli . s„q,,l Work Pronoun___________________________________ Mr. Michael Massey Instructor of Theatre Technical Director of the Van Ellis Theatre DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Dr. H. Taylor Rankin Head, Department of Biology Professor of Biology DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY Dr. Ray A. Jennings Dr. Edward Hughes Head, Department of Geology Professor of Geology Professor of Geology DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS SCIENCE RESEARCH CENTER Dr. Algernon Swan Research Professor Director — Science Research Center ll DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING FINANCE it ECONOMICS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER QCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL BUSINESS Mrs. Gena Foster Assistant Professor of Office Management Dr. James Myers Director of Graduate Studies in Business Assistant Professor of Management IRVIN SCHOOL OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT — DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8r RECREATION Dr. Merlin Morrow Head, Department of Physical Education and Recreation Professor of Physical Education and Recreation Mr. Gary Bradley Mabee Complex Building Coordinator LOGSDON SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY 8CH00L OF MUSIC Dr.). G. Martin Head, Department of Music Education Professor of Music Education Chairman, Graduate Studies in Music Composition and Woodwinds SCHOOL OF NURSING Dr. Juliann Reakes Professor of Nursing RICHARDSON LIBRARY Mrs. Billijean Kimberling Mrs. jeannette Cloud Circulation Supervisor Library Technical Services Assistant Mrs. Sarah Wallace Library Technical Services Assistant REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Mrs. Charlene Archer Registrar RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION RETROSPECTION • LORD HAROLD WILQON____________________ _______• CAMPU9 REVIVAL  CHARLIE BAKER « ______________  BETSY BROWN  ________ __________• UNIVERSITY QUEEN AND COURT _____________________• SOCCER___________ Fall continued at a hectic pace. One of the season smashes was 'The Cosby Show star- ring Bill Cosby. Students made time for Cosby night. We also began hearing about the visitor Halley's Comet. Students and professors began watching for a glimpse. Anticipation filled the air as Family Weekend and the All-School Sing drew near. Adopt-A-Grandparent Day preceded the long-awaited Thanksgiving Holidays followed by pre-registration for the Spring Semester. As finals approached students still found time to attend the many Christmas parties. Finally the last month of the semester was over, leaving all to enjoy the Christmas Season and New Year. • SING • VESPERS  ADOPT-A-GRANDPARENT CHILD CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA • BASKETBALL __________• HOMECOMING________ • ANNIE GET YOUR GUN • COWBOY BAND TRIP — NICE. FRANCE Is the year over already? Spring semeste this semester started only yesterday! Spring semester is notorious for that si mertime temptation of sitting by the pom preparing for your suntan instead of h Birthday was celebrated in force. There was the Texas Wagon Train ; the various parties and functions to help mind us all of the great Texas tradition. Along with the Sesquicentennial c« tions there were various club and org n formals and end-of-the-year parties ilebra May h and n v the ti i WE9TERN HERITAGE DAY • MAY DAY • GRADUATION DR. RICHARDSON'Q BIRTHDAY iPHONATHON FOUNDERS? DAY The Bronco Staff MYCHEL JORDAN GWEN DAVIDSON DEE CAJIUAT KAY SMITH MARK KEGANS PAUL SMITH JIMMY McCORKLE RANDY ARMSTRONG EDITOR HAPPENINGS EDITOR HAPPENINGS EDITOR INDIVIDUALS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHER ADVISOR Mychel Jordan — Editor — Well another year has come to a close. This has been one of my busiest years. I never knew what the term involved was until this year! There are so many people who have helped me finish these pages so you could enjoy your memories. The person who helped the most was my mother this summer. MOM-1 LOVE YOU!!! Gwen-thanks for doing pages, and more pages, and more pages, etc. You did a wonderful job! Kay-you really surprised me and I am truly grateful for you. Cara-I'm sorry about all your problems but you did a good job. Paul-what a good friend you are and what a good photographer. I'm glad you were there. Joy-who said you couldn't type? I now know different. Randy-well it looks like we made it through another year without killing each other. Threats will get you everywhere! I would especially like to thank the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for their pictures and Mark Proctor for his picture of the Statue of Liberty. This yearbook is for you to enjoy and remember life at HSU. I hope you all have had a wonderful year and that God has truly bless- ed you! God Bless!