Lubbock Christian University - El Explorador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1972 volume:

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QB. n Table Of Contents Faculty Campus Life Campus Government Personalities Organizations Social Clubs Sports Classes Advertisers Index .W Q N H Us ' ' , :ww 1 - I flu Q fl- 'gif .4 ,'l 5-mx.. ,..,i- . .. -e 4 9.15. W5 ' , ,.. 1 lr 'Q 'Dinh f r 'o4:'d' ' ' g:' -mb? ft M. fiLg-'zfE.'fL' , .x ,gl ' f' ' M29-f 3 1FPfW ,uh Hvf '- e f .. -F-' , in. 1 1 -If 4 1 , , sf h s in .' .IV Ls' 0, 'TA' , .- ' ' '1 f rf 1 A 1- J-, W 1 I ' H, It ' Z Am' ,nf 1 Wiffglh . V I, T' 0142571 Jinx, -:Q I -4. AQ 7 .- W, :ln.r ' ' .4-'Q' -ur- -A Q, - I x 'fe ' K I mf. W' -I I . ,lk ,- ,. f ' '.: , f , I A , i A ' .lk n HA S ' x ,A , .'!3i?-1 1 - .a ,xg in-M FN KN' The 1972 El Explorador is dedicated to the first senior graduating class of Lubbock Christian College, the Class of 1972. They have seen four years at this institution, watching and helping it grow, wondering and hoping for it. Without their dedication to its success, Lubbock Christian could not know the high level of achievement it novv enjoys. F. W. Mattox President F. VV. Mattox has made it possible for LCC to realize its dream f' 4. ,f 5, X 4 X of becoming a four year college. Through his leadership LCC has met the challenges and requirements necessary for senior college status. Included in his duties as Chief Ex- ecutive officer under the Board of Trustees he is charged with putting into effect their policies and regula- tions, he presides over faculty meet- ings and selects a competent and harmonious teaching and adminis- trative staff, and recommends their employment to the Board. He is also responsible for the annual prepara- tion ofthe budget of the college, and X S coordinates and directs the public relations activities of the college. mx! L. Kay Dr. C. L. Kay, Vice-President of the serves LCC in a number of He plays an essential role in LCC known throughout the He received his-B.A. and M.A. de- from Eastern New Mexico Uni- ln 1967 he received his L.L.D. Oklahoma Christian College. In he became Dean of Student Life LCC, a year later he became Vice- resident of Public Affairs until 1966, hen he took on the duties of Assist- nt President. l 1 1 Norman Keener Dr. Norman Keener, with LCC since 1963, serves as its Vice Presi- dent for Academic Affairs. Dr. Keen- er is responsible for the supervision of teachers, the development of the curriculum, and the admissions, the registrar's, and the recruiting offices. lt is his responsibility to develop the degree plans for the senior college and see that they run smoothly. Dr. Keener has served LCC as a stu- dent counselor, teacher in the field of psychology and sociology, Regis- trar, Acting Dean, and Dean of the College. He received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Stephen F, Austin State University, and his Ed.D. from Texas Tech University. Dr. Keener is respected among students and facul- ty alike for his devotion and hard work for LCC. Kenneth Rhodes Dr. Kenneth Rhodes, Dean of Stu- dents, is responsible for a vvide varie- ty of duties. He supervises the dormi- tories, directs the counseling and guidance programs, supervises ac- tivities of all student clubs and orga- nizations, serves as Chairman of the Financial Aid Committee, Coordina- tor of Student Employment, and Sponsor of the Student Senate. Dr. Rhodes came to LCC in 1959, and began teaching Bible and Histo- ry. In 1962 he became Dean of Men, then later Dean of Students. He is well known and liked among all on campus. Administrative Personnel Mr. Robert Hawkins, Registrar, serves LCC in a number of capacities. Besides being an associate professor in Bible, his job as administrative as- sistant covers admissions, student records, academic testing and insti- tutional research. Before coming to LCC he served as minister to congre- gations in New Mexico and Califor- nia and taught Bible for three years at ACC. . Director of Publicity, Mr. Bill Left- wich, serves LCC by co-ordinating all news releases and advertising, pro- moting and publicizing all functions of the college, supervising all general printing, and editing the monthly LCC Bulletin. Serving LCC as its chief fund raiser is Mr. lim Ravanelli, Director of De- velopment. Among his many services done for the college is planning cam- paigns and programs for capital ex- pansion, stimulating examinations of strengths and weakness of the insti- tution, conducting studies of fact- finding, and serving as a public rela- tions representative to build a favor- able image for the college. Mr. Delton Richerson, Business Manager, serves the college in one of its most essential roles. He sees that the institution runs smoothly by,di- recting all financial transactions, col- lecting and paying all bills and sala- ries, supervising the operation and maintenance of the physical plant, and supplying reports required by the President, the Board of Trustees, and other official agencies. Robert Hawkins an-na 4? Q,-at ,Y Bill Leftwich lim Ravanelli Delton Richerson Board Of Trustees Lennis Baker, Lubbock joe R. Barnett, Lubbock Dr. Everett Blanton, Amarillo Frank Bozeman, Eagle Pass, Texas Edgar E. Chance, Lubbock j. W. Cox, Tulia, Texas Lewis C. Cox, Roswell, New Mexico Dee Cummings, Panhandle, Texas Guy Coen, Spur, Texas j. E. Hancock, Lubbock Vernon Harman, Sr., Canyon, Texas L. D. Hays, Dora, New Mexico Dr. Lowell johnson, Lubbock Dr. j. B. McCorkle, Lubbock john Osborn, Carlsbad, New Mexico j. B. Potts, Post, Texas john F. Richey, Littlefield j. C. Rigney, Lubbock Dr. W. T. Rogers, Lubbock Dr. Warren Ross, Austin, Texas Eldon Sanders, Childress, Texas George Saunders, McLean, Texas Paul Sherrod, Lubbock Hardy Stewart, Grants, New Mexico Clifford Terry, Snyder, Texas Nelson Welch, Friona, Texas Chester Wiggains, Summerfield, Texas Royce Acuff, Levelland, Texas 1 6 fr . ' . wit Faculty , REES BRYANT B.A. Harding College College ROBERT HAWKINS M.A. Abilene Christian FURMAN KEARLEY B.A. Abilene Christian M A Harding College, Ph.D. Hebrew Union College FOY KIRKPATRICK B.A. Abilene Christian, M Ed NTS U M.R.E.E. SW Baptist Theological Semi nary, D.R.E. SW Baptist Theological Seminary IAMES MASSEY B.A. Abilene Christian MA Harding College K. C. MOSER East Texas State GARY BOWE Physical Education B.S. Texas Tech, M.S. Texas Tech IOHN CASTLEMAN Education B.S.Ed. Texas Tech, M.Ed, North Texas State, Ed.D. North Texas State BRUCE EVANS Education B.S.Ed. Abilene Christian, M.Ed, Abi- lene Christian, Ed.D. Texas Tech IERRY HALE Education B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Texas Tech LARRY HAYS Physical Education B.S. Eastern New Mexico, M.St Eastern New Mexico NELL HAYS Physical Education B.S. Eastern New Mexico, M.S. Texas Tech IANIS PERRIN Education B.S.E. Little Rock University, M.Ed. Univ. of Arkansas IERRY PERRIN Education B.A. Harding, M.Ed. and Ed.D. Univ. of Arkansas HARVIE PRUITT Education B.A. Abilene Christian, M.A. Texas Tech, Ed.D. Texas Tech HUGH RHODES Director of Athletics B.S. Harding College, M.S. George Pea- body LARRY ROGERS Physical Education ' B.S. Abilene Christian, M.S. Texas Tech Education n e A IUNE BEARDEN Drama And Speech B.A. Abilene Christian, M.A. Texas Tech CHARLES COX Music B.M.Ed. West Texas State, M.A. West Texas State WAYNE HIN DS Music B.M.Ed. West Texas State, M.A. West Texas State EVERETT MAXWELL Music B.S. Abilene Christian, M.E. Texas Tech Ed.D. Texas Tech DIANE PARKS Music B.M. Texas Tech, M.M. Texas Tech BOB PRIVITT Art B.A, Harding, M.A. University of Tulsa, M.F.A. Indiana University LEE ROBERTS Art B.A. Texas Wesleyan, M.A. Texas Chris- tian PATRICIA VICKERS Music B.S. Texas Tech, M.E. Texas Tech 1 Q' 10 ,,..,v-' If Faculty Capers. .ET Humanities llM BAKER Foreign Languages B.A. Texas Tech, M.A. Texas Tech CARROLL BURCHAM English B.A. Abilene Christian, M.S. Abilene Christian STEVE CARTER English B.A. University of Texas, M.A. West Texas State GERARDO GARRO Foreign Languages A B.S.E. Abilene Christian, M.Ed. Texas Tech University AUBREY GREEN English B.A. West Texas State, M.A. Texas Tech RITA KELLEY B.A. Berea College, M.A. University of Kentucky ELAINE PERRIN English B.A. Harding College, M.A. Texas Tech DONNA REED English B.S. Texas Tech RONALD REED English B.A. Abilene Christian, M.A. Texas Tech, M.A. Harding College MARGARET ROBERTS B.S. Harding College BECKY VICKERS DON WlLL1AMS Speech B.S.Ed. Texas Tech, M.E. Texas Tech Natural Science WALTER BOSTICK Chemistry B.S. Texas A8tM, M.S, Eastern New Mexico ELDON COOK Agriculture Sciences B.S. Texas Tech, M.S. Kansas State, Ph.D. Nebraska GARY ESTEP Biology B,S., M.S., Ph.D. Texas A8fM University RICKY HARMON Mathematics B,S., M.S. WTSU IOHN HAY, IR. Biology B.S, Abilene Christian, M.S. Texas Tech IESSE HOLLOWAY Agricultural Sciences B.S. Texas Tech, M.S. Texas Tech PAT MADDOX Mathematics B,S., M.E, Texas A8tM LYNN MASON Chemistry B.S. Harding, M.S. LSU PERRY MASON Chemistry B.S. Harding College, Ph.D. Louisiana State BULA MOUDY Home Economics B.S. Abilene Christian, M.S. Texas Tech IAMES OWEN Biology B.S. Texas A8tM, M.S. Texas Tech LYNN SHERROD Biology B.S. Texas Tech, M.S. Texas Tech, Ph.D. Oregon State DAVID SMITH Biology B.S. Abilene Christian, M.S. North Texas State, Ph.D. North Texas State ALLEN WALKER Mathematics B.S. Harding, Ph.D. University of Ten- FIESSGE IERRY WEBB Mathematics B.A. Harding, M.A. University of Texas, Ph.D. Univ. of Texas A 45, 4' 1 g 'was J, Q... w,., .l X . ' l 'i 1 li i 1 r MF' lt Social Science JIM BEYER Psychology B.A. Oklahoma Christian, M.A. Abilene Christian, M.R.E. New Orleans Baptist CARMELO CASELLA Psychology B.A. Abilene Christian, M.A. Harding Graduate School CHRISTA DOBBS Business Administration B.S. Oklahoma State, M.Ed. Sul Ross, Ed.D. Texas Tech IOHN HILL History B.A. Abilene Christian, BD, SW Baptist Theological Seminary, B.S. TCU, M.A. TCU, PH.D. Tex. Christian University BONNIE IACKSON Business Education B.S.E. Abilene Christian, M.B.A. Texas Tech DICK LAIRD Political Science B.S. WTSU, M.A. WTSU HENRY LYNCH History B.S. North Texas State, M.S. Texas Tech, M.A. Texas Tech LESTER PERRIN History B.A, Harding College, M.Ed. Midwest- ern BOB SIMPSON Business Administration B.B.A. Texas Tech, M.B.A. North Texas State Vernon Brown Wanda Fairley Emy Starnes Security P.B.X. Director Katie Rogers Hall Norma Rhodes Billie Pectol Robert Tate Student Records Financial Aid Financial Aid Adrninistrat V 4 rr l I ive Services r r 'Q' A 6 v A ' V T 1' U, ,ggf - 1 . a - Roberta Cagella Nola Aman Frances Hodges Lynda Librarian Ubf3fY UbfafY Library Darlene Laseter Brenda Lanning PhYHi5 MC f'meY Genda T , Bug. Office Bus. Office Bus. Office Bus. Offlfe Fred McCIung Eleanor Bostick Gerald Smith Asst. to Pres. Nurse Education Foundation Bill Alley john Hay, Sr. Ed White Calvin Young Dir. of Alumni Estate Planning College Farm College Farm Placement Service LL Kay Alley Nancy Dick Sue Dill Anne Francis Dorothy Hausmann Secretary Secretary Secretary Sec. to Pres. Secretary Dickie Hay Ruth Kay Katherine Lynch Kaye Rodgers Carolyn Sturdivant Secretary Sec. to VP. Sec. Academic Dean Secretary Sec. to Dean Rhodes Development '1 f L u. 5 A , 4 Office T 4 e g ,S :!1 ' so 3 . u -QQ 1 I n jnm Ravanelli Director of Development I F -Mix, Rachel johnston lean Cooper C. B. Henry june Lemmons john Reese Dale Simpson Gfi 5 I 'R 'ix Rob Core john King Mike Meyers Director of Admissions Admissions And Recruiting l. O. Bell Dir. Cafeteria Bonnie Graves Charla Hinson Ca feteria Bookstore ,lr lett Rogers Print Shop Castle Velma Bell Helen Bennett Cafeteria nez Forrester Cafeteria Patsy Lee Cafeteria . l . Lavyn Sherril Cecil Wesley Cafeteria Print Shop xl l ,X l ' 'SMH Vilaudmt lf l l l l 4 all ll Ken Dull johnny Gower Automotive Physical Plant Leon Sherburne Lester Roland Physical Plant Automotive james Spratlin Automotive l,. ' fi my -t gsm.. X: ..'L:7 A IIQN - -'f em-., . - ': 'N . 15:54.-' g'l'5:1N,,,,. -' ' 'fra ' fig? x.. f-'M 153' , XV,f g fir , . U . X 'N c 'ff- e. D 4-2 .91 Q V .g . ..... ,., w V ,. ,M F 'I 4 X 5 ' 'z 1 X X' Campus Life I. ip ,M 4'gg ' ..- .1 +e,,. M. .gag '1p E,.p -214 - -- . A -- ' ,,Lf4-- iQ.LJ:fxf,,-L-7512: , K 31 'MEF ef .-G .MX vit., 11 I -J' ,, re YQ--: 1 I jln.. iff. '.' ,Ly 1 Ulm: . sy ,A -Qflff . 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Rivalry Day, for the first time, was less than entirely successful, cold weather being the villain, causing a lack of participation. The few brave who ventured out, participated in football, volleyball, and basketball. The icy mud hole was quickly forgot- ten. The success of the talent show more than made up for Rivalry Day. The variety and quality of entertain- ment was nothing short of outstand- ing and was enjoyed by all who at- tended. Such experiences provided stu- dents with many opportunities to get acquainted and to learn to express themselves. 15th Annual Lectureship Great Books of the Bible The first evening of the lecture- ship lim Mclnteer presented a lec- ture on the great book of Mark. Dr. F. W. Mattox delivered the welcom- ing address. Chairman of the eve- ning was Nat Cooper. Each day a se- ries of fourteen lectures were pres- ented for three days. Speakers as well as other partici- pants came from many miles for the event. The evening lectures were presented by Lewis Hale, from Oklahoma City, Dr. Thomas H. Hol- land, from Henderson, Tennessee, Dr. lack P. Lewis, from Memphis, Tennessee, Avon Malone, from Abi- lene, and lim Bill Mclnteer, from Nashville. Various afternoon lectures were brought by evangelists from area congregations. Classes for women were held by outstanding women of the area. Si!-WIS .MS lllllll .IH 3 13 ,Q if V ,if . v hill. L A v Mnhu 1..- l. ' iii U .lf AN' ,mr -V 'T n -11 'f Q-4 ,- . M M 1 .. V M O ' -2. W 4-I . 'elifi ' 1Hf, Y 2 1 I , F A If PY? 1 'H W'n ' yr r . 71. LL- ,Wi Lv-V ' -5'f1f5?.L' ...YY ,,.-y: . 'BGA - -' - - 1-n --Q.-Q. , JJ. 5 xl In I . , ' ,M . af Y- K if 1 I ,iv W 09 Q4 U' . 4 ML, ' if J uf 43 Hecuba hg,,,x ,X ,I ,v,g4:h. HEPE- X .-F? uid- , . NIL r 511. , , . a . rv l 5 ,Ex R Mfg- : l W.. Vgx , X, -. X, Nw 1 . 1' 1 .A '11 i ,:.r. 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LCC's first Homecoming was held in 1962 and the Homecoming Queen that year was Carolyn Gra- ham. Carolyn, now Mrs. Fred Kolpin, reigned as 1972 Coming Home Queen. The ceremonies began when the attendants, dressed in southern-bell-styled outfits, were driven around the fieldhouse in early model cars. Mrs. Gail jones was crowned by lanie Thomas, 1971 Homecoming Queen. Attending her were senior Nadine Deresin, junior Barbara Sparks, sophomore Ramona Thomas, and freshman Annette Cox. I 49 Master Follies Success is the best word to de- scribe this year's Master Follies. The Music Masters service organization is in charge of this yearly prod- uction, with proceeds from the show going to purchase needed equipment for the Moody Audito- rium. Kyodai captured first place in the men's' division with their version of The Battle of New Orleans. Kappa Phi Kappa won the first place tro- phy in the women's division for their presentation of a medley of American songs entitled From East to West. Christeliche Damen and Tomo Dachi picked up the second place trophies for a blacklight ver- sion of Kaleidoscope in the wom- en's division and Running Bear in the men's division. Koinonia was awarded third place 'for Nothing Like a Dame, and Theta Rho proudly received third place for Step in Time and Chim Chim Chereef' For the first time, Master Follies was presented Homecoming week- end, so that students, parents, and alumni could be present. Both pres- entations of the program were pre- sided over by Master of Ceremo- nies, Casey jones. lbllll XUVJI Qfnsbgaf' .' - 9 : EW -ff L , X Br , if W ' l 33 f F : . -ii A 5 y. Q . I I ' E A bi QV 4 Y' U I .gf , 1 2 1 4 Y -,K . 'Q 'X x 'w!MWf, E w X H .fu 3 - rv. 1 g . -nh Y ' Vipf 3 I ,Ju M . L 1' -I, , X, . - 1,1 1., -I .. ' I . , 2 4 ...,-... ,, .EV . 1-I gl A. X 1 af 1 H1 I I-L --jd:-. f':,,511jf 'fm .L gr. 1 ,. 'w ' 1.5 U ,nlffm Ja , LFa.'w' ? 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Vg. , -3 I' A .E rg, , 'IV' N Y.- I I ln? 5 1' - - 'Q 4 J SO LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN CCLLEGE Campus Government .LT Senate Involvement and concern for school and community characterize the 1971-72 Senate. Led by Harold Bufe, President, johnny Tabor, vice- president, jeff jones, secretary, and Gary Keener, treasurer, the Senate members instituted a new campus voting system, sponsored the wreck- ing of the old print shop, and helped a hemophiliac boy by sponl soring a blood drive. In addition to carrying out such traditional proj- ects as Homecoming, they worked to better communication and un- derstanding between trustees, fac- ulty, administration, and students. Officers H Bufe Pres 1 Tabor V Pres., I. jones - Sec., G. Keener - Treas. r l Senators and Officers jerry Love Harold Bufe johnny Tabor David Brown Ken Gray janet Moudy Beverly Blackwell Steve McCleery Ed Peacher Emily Potts Keith Russell Doug Perrin Gloria Amende jeff jones Carl Cope Doug Hubbard -v -V S fl t tl F . ll: lg-Q, D ra -.F QQ 5 z K N vi Freshman Class Officers And Board Officers Matt Lewis, Pres. Luther Cammack, V-Pres. Lynn Schuller, Sec. Benita Tate, Treas. Board Wayne Brooks Rita Settle Cliff Crumpler Ben Mereness Sheryl Hendricks Glen Morton Sophomore Class Qfficers .FW-YJ' Jerry Smith - President Janis Carter - Secretary Doug Harriman - Vice-President Virginia Hardgrove - Treasurer Sophomore Class Board , I . ll 4 l l ll' r la l 1 1 dr, I l I la l I AZ Q I 1 l all I Q I 3 l l .lol Lloyd Lummus Rocky Harrell David Love Glenda McWhorter David Hooten Linda McWhorter v , l junior Class Gfficers Stan Simmons- President Bafbafa 5Pa k5 -' 59Cf9l3fY janife Clark - Tfea5Uf'er Eddie Dennis 1 VfCE-PI'6'Sid6l7f junior Class Board Sherry Freeman, Kathy Davidson, George Blake, Gary Evans, jane leffryes, lane Hodge Senior Class Gfficers Ierry Clark - President Linda Gaither - Treasurer Doreen Hutton - Secretary Dangie Tabor - Vice-President Senior Class Board r-is 7 Www thi, IVF Akai Shirley Kimmel, Beth Smith, Randy Bullard, Barbara Russell. Not pictured: Reagan Fletcher and julius Graves l - A'2f3 -Q 'Lf U, , 4 .. Wing Advisors: Judy Friday, Diane Clutter, Sharon Knapp, Patty Campbell. Officers: Betty Donop, Gloria Amende, Chris Goins, Melanie Watson. Willie and Emy Starnes, Dorm Supervisors me f 0- wQu'm Martha Echols, Elaine Boyd, joy Mc- Gloria Amende, Chris Goins, Cathy Thut, Farrell, Betty Donop. 'X .ig I ' ' I V ,-'-'ya' V 'Q . '- X Q ng B J M Tj' fri 'fi 'qjlub al -,M 4 ,H ,gxtj q, ,. u f f,g'a.,' Q ,.,4 y , 'lfb dxf? ggi' ' .AK lv . I A - . .I A 41,119 1 Pallfiif- B- ' riff? ' ir Templeton, Charles Goodnight, Gary Evans, Phil Paden, Stan Simmons, Ben Mereness, Weldon McKinney, Lanny Trussell. Richard Murphy Supervisor 1972 Dorm Counsel 'D I J-Q - U- 1+-1 . H, If , I :gn 'z , .yr -, '1'1i' ,,gg ,f :, , f-,q,ft1 I:?fg5gfg' 1, N17 -' 'l-imp' if l' 1,4 liplligh-.fi ,'1- f,- 1' H, img '11 .. I - -1 'I ' I ',, X ,1v?iEgf?i:,H , pg' v 4 . :fgm-A .A', - -u I A -1155. 'fl 3. 'fffmp Us 2t:,fgg-ff, fvffqg. ,iglwygir png 1.-,XQ ,f ,J ' - lu f1f1.,s1Fk- - 5-3, . . ..,. .. ,.,. 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'.f....-14.-AL-1 1' H ... .2 -,-,'-I - f .1 w-lk:-PZ. 5753-52 ' ,gq,4Lf.1,4 'I-521512111 1 1.5 . ': ,. H LDPC, -an 7,5 ,,,. ly V . Q-,A gn 1511! A f--P 'nj' 7 F, Eli, - '1 I-'I1 4 4QL Janie Thomas Runner-Up fi in 91' 's .'- 'T G 'f a- l'v-w- D 'MN-W--.., 'Neff -N. hu I 211.-to K :Tix ...Q Mrs. Gail jones 1972 Homecoming Queen .is 'uni '-gig? N W-.. BarIoara'Sparks 1972 Homecoming Court Nadine De-resin A Ramona Thomas 52 V Annette Cox if Girl Of The Year Gloria Amende was honored this year as the Katie Rogers' Girl of the Year. This selection is made by the girls of Katie Rogers and is based on Christian character and service to those in the dorm. Gloria senfed as dorm president this year in addition to being a counselor. She was an active mem- ber of many campus organizations including Christeliche Damen, Mu- sic Masters, La Compania, Chorale, and the Student Senate. May Queen 1972 QB- G- :V V. Ng' 3 '3 2'? --at-4' , 1 lx agen ' .5-'E-1-54:1 'Nfkz H nay: 5241? -a Miss Alyse Brown - Lambda Omega Alpha , . 3 n K f F, ,l. lf' ,... fling ,, .x. n 'hi 5 --1 .J Attendants atsy Shurbet Camilla Murray lpha Epsilon Chi Theta Rho ' udy Friday , lane Hodge etah Moe Kappa Phi Kappa Shelley Peeples Ko lo Kai Alyse Brown Lambda Omega Alpha Diane Hooten Christeliche Damen fC'Tx 7 . , x '12 5 , HL ,,,.. - V ,.g 3, f , 'g A A V,??Ej: w':,g 2, . if ..,, ,, 4 ' 1 L ,,- jeff jones and Beverly Blackwell Runners-Up all x -.W'H..,, M WT ' . f u :- 'Id 3,1 i 5527552 iff, lusft . . .' 4' .l. 'lv 7 I ,fh- .I 1 ,' .:-:-' I I ', gf, ,fl-31, n '-'.'. ' 592.1 X ,r f. V px., Q., I . cl. -1.-. , Aj: l .'. as fnlhl-'V .'li5Z2 3 532-f1'+--. F 4. i If v Reagan Fletcher and Linda Gaither Runners-Up jl Junior Class Favorites iii In L qza., I cf ?',::'1.i5 A rs! .fc Stan Simmons and Barbara Sparks Lecil Richards and Cindy Washburn Runners-Up 3. J! .amd Q. 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'L X N x:u.hV4'ffm A Jw? fkgfis' W Lf 2 ' ' ,..-.4... ,bfi 3.4! 5 Damon Richards and Stacey O'DelI Runners-Up SeniorsHonor Students Susan Rhodes and Gary Keener l junior Honor Students Brenda McNair and john Epperson Sophomore Honor Students wb .s s L ,B i David Brown and Eloise Woods Freshman Honor Students Marilyn Naylor and Wes Phillips H,4mjw3E?wn FS gi 1, 'fb E fa M is ,M W ! Q u fl: 'A QQ' if fx' mfg, 1? fiff ' I hwy., Q-.ga f Y WWI 53,1 gm lu E f 1.14. E. F EI? 5 W ,W M if jf. ' f E :z Mfr up 4 tgi, 15,1-',1'q'i5 11- duff If L an - A ff., w 3'.:w! f :fy wx J, 5 1 - Pj femf Krew' L! i x ,AU 'Hy- iQffvg.gxggmll, ,1,-- A , JM lr!?xlf'l?:!:i,ijG'4' tigrxma 4' 2 X I 1 ',A,fI'yEm In Urfls , H42 ' 'ffl 5 , LN '12, 1.1, rl gil x ,4 ' 'K Ae .XJ If 2 I ity 5 WNXQ if - ,QUE W x 'JA , Q in 5 I ,,fg-51 't' 1. JJ, A W .. .I In , 1 1 1 A 4 ' ' f W , nf 91, V 1 fl W0 W7 T U ' Lui? 'Oils , , 79 ,l 1 'VX IL I 1 ' '-fl 53-5135, j!1l'A ' H -'F .qr-Q-:. s.Fg+- - -S ax., -W .I , . , 3 ,w.i . W: . rf? f gg T44 'if?.i??. M ' M.. w w ,, ,Q Q., ww My 1-gr -H-magyar? .F .-q , V'y',1 I 4 -. Sk ..,,' W . .. ffl. ,.. .-1-s-U T 1 Organizations O4 i Q - Q A Q Q i l Left To Right: A. Eicke, F. Butlar, T. Looney, P. Paden, K. Hansen, D. Hooten, K. Dawdy, B. Peel, S, Lively, D. Ginnings, P. Byrum, M. Puckett, Washburn, l. Vanderhoof, I. McClennen, T. Moore, I. McCoy, L. McWhorter, D. Griffin, S. Griffin, 1. Saunders, B. Fair, G. McWhorter, T. Spoonts, Naylor, B. Knox, 1, Hobbs, 1. Featherston, P. Griffith, M. Blume, C. Thut, S. Sneed, K. Harding, N. Mclfarling, F. Bailey, P. Shaw, R. Cole, T. Loper Marshall, B. Tate, C. Thomas, 1. Lee, V. Simmons, D. Hutton, N. Strawn, A. Denton. A Cappella The A Cappella chorus of Lub- bock Christian College travels thor- oughly over the Southwest each year. They present many concerts locally and in surrounding towns. Dr. B. Wayne Hinds has been its director since its beginning. The stu- dents of the chorus never cease to look to him as an inspiration and a very capable director. C3 Women's Sextet: Beth Peel, Gail Massie, Cathy Thut, Marty Bloom, Vanita Simmons, Hutton. Loper, Freddie Butler, Terry Looney, Arlie Eicke Wavne Hinds. Meistersingers 'R :,g. I I 6 Aly A FG A 'Y fi 6 Left To Right: Carl Cope, l. Moudy, T. Skinner, K. Potts, A. Brown, B. Massey, I. Shaw, L. Odell, R. Young, M. Lynch, D. Goodnight, E. Church, F R Baggett, C. johnson, P. Nichols, K. Fullington, D. Puckett, B. Sparks, D. Spivey, W. Brooks, M. Degge, I. Batteas, R. Puckett, D. Beasley, F. Bundy, E. jones, P. Rogers, P. Smith, S. Peoples, P. Richy, R. Seay, D. Keener, P. Young, F. Wooten, K. Bell, l. Walker, V. Simmons, B. Mullins, l. I Clark, S. Singleton, A. Powell, G. Massey, L. Massey, B. Dudley, D. Whisnand, M. Elliot, A. Moudy, C. Moore. Each year the chorus is actively spreading LCC to Lubbock and throughout the South. The first tour of the year saw the chorus in South Texas, San Antonio, Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Galveston, with stops in between. Short weekend trips cov- ered the West Texas and eastern N. Mexico area. During the Spring va- cation Meistersingers toured the Old South and attended the Chris- tian College Festival in Tennessee. Each tour seems to be more en- joyable and enriching to the lives of each member and the chorus as a whole. For the first time the chorus lost members of four year standing as college graduates. Chorus has a special place in the hearts of all who were ever a part of it. l . Richard Baggett Lloyd Massue Steve Singleton Foree Grove Gail Massie, Debbie Puckett, Pinfllis Rogers, Susan Dudley, Vanessa Simmons, jane Hodge. N ' 'TF Director: Charles Cox. Richard Baggett, President Dana Whisnand, Uniforms Debbie Puckett, Diary Carl Cope, Publicity Anne Moudy, Secretary Darrell Goodnight, Riser Chairman janet Moudy, Scrapbook Rolla Randall, M Pres., Student Director Phyllis Rogers, Treasurer Collegiate Chorale The Collegiate Corale under the direction of Dr. B. Wayne Hinds and Charles Cox is composed of over 125 students. Being too large to travel, they sing on campus for chapel programs and winter and spring concerts. This year Corrale was under the qualified leadership of President, Bob Dick, Vice Presi- dent, lulius Graves, Bass Section Leader, David Templeton, Tenor Section Leader, Gloria Amendeg Alto Section Leader, Pat Gray, and So- prano Section Leader, Glenda Mc- Whorter. Gloria Amende, Lenda McWhorter, Pat Gray, David Temp Julius Graves, David Dick. Music Masters Freddie Butler, Beth Peel, Gloria Amende, lan Blackwell. Music Masters is the only organi- zation of its kind on campus. It is a selected organization of music-lov- ing students. Each year the club raises money strictly for the music department to enable the depart- ment to make additions or improve- ments in various areas. The club has two productions each semester. Jamboree resembles a musical va- riety show. It is produced and pres- ented entirely by members of the club. The show is of professional quality and draws an audience of over a thousand. Master Follies is the spring prod- uction. This is a competition per- formance of each men and women's social club. It is usually presented the weekend of high school day. ole XM Right B Lee R Cole, B. Tate, D. Hutton, R. Young, D. Allen, F. Bailey, P. Byrum, T. Spoonts, S. Hoover, D. Griffin, P. Shaw, C. Griffin, A. F Wooten S Clary, C. Thomas, E. jones, A. Powell, 1. Graves, B. Knox, R. Givens, S. Peeples, S. Freeman, G. Amende, F. Butlar, L. Gainey, 1. R Randall B Peel, P. Paden, E. Church, T. Moore, S. Lively. 0 --s P Left To Right: Susan Moudy, Molly Keener, Debbie lennings, Dorothy Sunday, Mrs. Vickers - Sponsor, Lilah Gainey, Beth Smith Leslie Piano Ensemble The piano ensemble is made up of piano students working with one another for enjoyment and experi- ence. Each semester several ensem- bles are formed. Occasionally the whole group plays together. The en- sembles play on several occasions in chapel and off campus. Mrs. Vickers is the very capable sponsor of the groups. Mrs. Parks also assists in directing the groups. Diane Parks To Right W Hinds D Turner B Lee T Miller, I. Statterwhite, M. Bloome, K. Fullington, E jones M Degge 1 Love D Parks I Blackwell C Molly Puckett H Bufe K Patrick C Lemmons, M. Chance, S. Clary, P. Vickers, F. Butlar, C Palmer T Looney Chamber Orchestra The chamber orchestra is another very fine part of LCC's music de- partment. The orchestra has accom- plished more and more each year. They have enhanced Lubbock Chris- tian College a great deal. In addition to performances in chapel, the or- chestra performs with the rest of the musical groups in winter and spring concerts. At least once a semester the orchestra and piano ensembles combine for concerts. Royal Blue Band The Royal Blue Band of LCC en- gages in a variety of activities. Their primary purpose is to function as a concert band. Each semester the band takes one long tour and some short excursions, performing in the local high schools. The band gives local concerts and performs as a marching band also. The Royal Blue Band is the main spirit booster dur- ing the basketball season, playing at all the home games. Band director is Dr. Everett Max- well. His talented assistant is Fred- die Butlar. Karen Fullington was chosen as band sweetheart for 1971- 72. Karen Fullington Sweetheart f I l Heath,tGaylene Deffibaugh, Dale Allen, Patrice Byrum, lulius Graves, Fritz Struve. Randy Givens, Steve Ford, Linda Hudspeth, jerry Thomas, Loper, Terry Looney, Bobby Lee, Mike Chance, Steve Clary, Freddie Butler. Don Turner, Duane McGeehee. Mark Hackett, Dennis Martin, Harold Mark Davies, Dr. Everett Maxwell, Director. tage, Band E? Tris-l . v w n w in an w xy' an Q I 51 .X . , rtj' , ,, fm , my N .224 1 E 3.-lil - Q. 6 Duster Keeping LCC informed on all campus events and striving to re- flect the ideas of students, faculty and administration is the job of the Duster staff. Working under the leadership of sponsor Bill Leftwich and editor Nils Donnell, the staff in- cluded Vicki Smith, Sue Cook, Deb- bie Franzoy, Alicia McElyea, and Don Turner. .i-'f 'Y ...assi El Explorador A new permanent office in the Hancock Campus Center made work on the El Explorador more enjoyable this year. We were hampered some- what by a very small part-time staff and new sponsor, but soon learned to work together. The staff con- sisted of Cheryl Helmer, Lilah Gai- ney, Chris Goins, Howard Karbo, ludy Partin, and Steve Sucsy, pho- tographer. Putting a yearbook together is not an easy job, and certainly not the work of one or two people. Our thanks go to the many individuals who helped in their own way to make this book a thorough account of the entire year. We hope that its pages will recall for you the good times at L.C.C. 7 118 TSEA l L-M k B. Blackwell, P. Campbell, K. Patrick, M. McDonough, D. Griffin, D. Hooten, S. Holder, J. Ratliff, D. Clutter, L. Stephens, E. Potts, P. Bonham, l. Friday, K L. Walter, E. Woods, I. Thomas, N, Deresin, C. Barker, M. Keener, S. Hood, G. Welborne, D. Montgomery, D. Tabor, F. Wooten, P. Rogers, S. Kimmel, l. Milliken, K. Gray, M. McDonough, S. Montgomery, D. Gandy, 1. Vannoy, L. Gilley, R. Haney, D. Love, T. O'Hearn, R. Fletcher, B. McNair, H. Karbo, K. E. Undenfvood, L. Gaither, P. Cope, 1. Bundy, H. Pruitt fsponsorl, E. Hall. TSEA TSEA, LCC's chapter of the Texas Student Education Association, in- creased the membership of its 2- year existence under the direction of Diane Clutter, President and Dr. Harvie Pruitt, sponsor. After a mem- bership drive, reaching over one hundred twenty-five members, the club met its goal. Through the two semesters, there were stimulating bi-monthly pro- grams, the District Convention, production of the variety show Fa- culty Capers, selections of the teachers of the month and teacher of the year, and the State Conven- tion in San Antonio. Dusters Spirit Organization 'X Steve Stewart, john McClellan, Ed Peacher, Stan Simmons, Ben Mereness, Fred Wootten, Lloyd Hair, Ken Hansen, Randy Givens, Charles Hubble, Bill Britt. 120 The Dusters' is LCC's men's spirit club. The club works each year to help build the enthusiasm and back each sport event on the campus. The Dusters' are still experiencing growing pains. This was only our third year of existence. We, the members of the club, realize that we have not accomplished all of our goals and have not backed each sport as much as what we would have liked. As each year has gone by, the club has tried to correct the mistakes made and decrease the number of mistakes made. We rec- ognize our errors and appreciate the help of the student body in bringing them to our attention. Without backing of the student body club could not exist. Of course club can exist unless it has de cated members. The Dusters' still seeking the mystery elem- which might give the club 'lO0'Z1 1 operation from its members. T Dusters' want to serve LCC. T club does not want to be only a lect group, but it strives to place its membership a wide range of I ents and personalities to better I ate to the entire student body. 'I Dusters' say Go Chaps for a gr year in sports in 72-73 and for a b ter LCC. La Compania M. McNair, T. O'Hearn, D. Turner, E. jones, B. McNair, B. Cass, A. Moudy, S. Dudley, R. Fletcher, T. jones, K Owen. T. O'Hearn, D. Turner, E. jones, B. McNair, B. Cass, A. Moudy, S. Dudley, R. Fletcher. l2l Spanish Club V ,Ji it! inn H , ii -ii. ...xi -A iii md H Iiniii W M fl Hnnni ' i It mlm... Z, in ig GN WA ,, E R. Valesques, R. Luna, R. Monroy, C. Keeling, C. Hillyer, C. Lorcke, F. Hankins, R. Brown, N. Dick, B. Smith, S. Sullivan, 1. Bak F. Fabila. - i l i I tTo Right: L. Mahagan, N. Baldridge, I. Baldridge, 1. jones G lones M Watson L Gilley G Ratliff B Mcrae S Montgomert M McDonough M Leftwich I lington, 1. Vannoy, P. Bonham, L. Taylor, S. Singleton sponsorl Baker S Stewart Alpha Chi - ational Honor Society L.C.C. initiated the new chapter of Alphi Chi, the National Honor Soci- ety in accordance with L.C.C.'s four year accreditation. For several years lim Baker, foreign language profes- sor, has dedicated his time and ef- forts to this organization as their sponsor. Alpha Chi strives to promote Christian leadership, character and fellowhip among their fellow stu- dents. To qualify for acceptance Fresh- men must have a 3.75 and upper classmen a 3.5. 24 Kathy Hall Gail Massie Frank Urnick Debate Coach Don Williams drove his teams on to many victories through- out the year. Team members Gail Massie, Danny Welch, Frank Urnick and Kathy Hall vied against top col- legiate teams throughout the coun- try. Laredo, ACC, UNM, NTWU, and Stephen F. Austin are a few of the places they competed. Gail Massie and Danny Welch received top hon- ors. ,frx KLCC Operating on a frequency of 640 kilohertz on the AM dial, KLCC dur- ing 'I971-72 was The Radio Voice of Lubbock Christian College. Com- bining both semesters the station staffed about forty announcers. The station located on the second floor of the administration building was supervised by Don Williams of the speech department. Three other men served as assistants: Program directors Bob Massey, Roy Dunlap and engineer Terry Bavosett. The station made great strides in the field of broadcasting. For the very first time in its history it broad- cast Iive Chapparal basketball from the fieldhouse as well as one game from Plainview against our big rival Wayland Baptist. That's where the fun never sets big 6-4-0 KLCC. P.E. Majors Club . , 1. Fish, I. Clark, R. Russwurm, D. Ganaway, B. Hernandez, S. Vandevender, R. Lykins, Coach Rogers, D. Beck - V. Pres. - Sec., D. Tabor Richards, L. Richards, H. Garcia, L. Gilley, C. Lessley, S. Rhodes, S. Robertson, K. Thompson, F. Stricklin, 1. Copeland, Coach Rhodes, E. Orti Hood, G. Hasty, K. Gray - Pres., S. McCIeery. Vocational School s L.C.C. expands so must its edu- tional program. The vocational ining on campus is part of this anding educational program. The ool offers courses in drafting, Iding, and machine shop. Its est addition will be courses in omotive technology for the next ool year. Ken Dill is the Director this program and works hard to keep it going and growing. After a student has finished his course, this education is equal to an apprentice- ship in any other program. The shop operates every week night except Wednesday with students attending class only two nights a week. The shop is a service to L.C.C. and in the future it will be to the public. 7 Aggies Officers: S. Covey, M. Moudy, C. Hanes, R. Puckett, 1. Judah, 1. Glenn lane Jeffreys Aggie Sweetheart Aggie Belles L. Bomar, A. Brown, G. Farrell. A l ,f' ' Z-- i4,f D. Higgins, I. Thurston, l. Glenn, D. Glenn, L. Crum, S. L russell, D. Wolfe, B. Keeling, R. Barnes, R. Wittemore, 1. 1 Bevill, D. Anderson, D. Ford, G. Mabee, 1, Jeffreys, M, Hard- R. Bethel, A. Eicke, G. Kelley, C. Rowan, T, Davis, M. Moudy, B. Shewmaker, E. Weaver, S. Covey, L. Farris, S. Hanes, R. E. Bucy. x. Row: N. Barron, C. Hunt, G. Miller, G. Flenniken, 1. Hanna, D. Bailey, N. Long, D. Beck, I. Brown. Back Row: G. Hasty I Crops, stock, and fun are the common bonds of the Aggies and Aggie Belles. The goal of these two groups is the further development of agricultural studies at LCC. Mixed in with the academics of crops and animal husbandry has been steak frys and get-togethers. Q This year the Aggies chose lane leffreys as their sweetheart and jimmy Glenn was chosen Top Hand by the Aggie Belles. O Qian, Q90 in -'vu Q! 151' , xr' lv ' 1,- Lg K1 , W i fl :3 .frat 1 , 1 l lil i I A I - Social Clubs iinfe LOA People who need people, is what Lambda Omega Alpha is all about. LOA is the meeting of needs and the sharing of love, the motiva- tion for commitment and an outlet for involvement. Life is a little more meaningful once you get involved. This belief adds height to our aspiration and depth to our purposes. The club enjoyed a year of work- ing banquets with our brother club, Kyodai, as well as the individual service projects. We would like to express special gratitude to our sponsors, Mrs. Charles Valentine and Mrs. Ricky Harman, for their willing- ness and love of those whom they guide. 132 S. Sucsy, Beau E. jenkins, Fr. Beau D. Montgomery, Pres. S. Knapp, M-Pres. l. Bond, V-Pres. E. Boyd, Sec. M. Echols, Treas. 1. McPherson, Chap. K. Reithmayer, Int. Di V. Smithson, Hist. K. Allman D. Bailey M. Blume D. Bonham P. Bonham A. Brown S. Cannon B. Engle B. Fultz P. Gray P. Hahn P. Hall D. Henderson P. House L. Howard P. Krewson S. Lacy G. McWhorter L. McWhorter D. Mason D. Maupin D. May 1. Orbison C. Palmer B. Peterson L. Pierce 1. Ratliff N. Rose T. Smithson D. Sykes I'. D. Vanderveer N. Williams E. Bostic, Spon. K. Alley, Spon. G. Milliken, Beau B. Sparks, President S. Hood, 1st V.-President Hodge, 2nd V.-President . Gainey, 3rd V.-President 1. Clark, Secretary l. Lee, Financial Chairman A. Moudy, Intramural Dir. I. L C. Murphy, Historian I. Moudy, Chaplain I. Baker C. Barker V. Bartlett K. Bell R. Brown K. Davidson A. Denton D. Dobbins I. Elrod G. Flenniken l. Fowler P. Hale S. Hammonds K. Harding G. Hasty S. Kimmel V. Lee K. Lessly C. Helmer B. McNair Kappa Phi Kappa The new pledges were initiated into Kappa as a result of hard work. Pledging activities were centered around service projects. The main service project for the year was making Bible class materials to send to the Philippines. Money was col- lected each week to buy Bibles for the work behind the lron Curtain. Kappa worked very hard in intra- murals winning volleyball, basketball and softball. Master Follies was an- other big highlight for Kappa, win- ning first place with From West to East, a series of American folklore. Kappa was presented the golden cup of Knowledge as the girl's club with the highest grade point. Kappa would like to thank Alpha Chi Delta for all the brotherly love shown throughout the year in par- ties and devotionals on Wednesday night. Kappa would like to give our he- artfelt gratitude to our sponsors the Bostics and the Alleys. Mrs. Bostic has been one of Kappa's sponsors for a long time. LCC and Kappa will miss them for a long time to come and to them we dedicate our page, B. McRae W. Moore C. Morin ' ' P. Morton S. Moudy C. Nash M. Naylor K. Oliver l. Partin Y. Reynolds R. Surley D. Whisnand G. Whitaker L? l'l J. 4 AEX The members of Alpha Epsilon Chi were truly shown as Sisters in Christ this year. Through vari- ous projects, the club attempted to bring its members closer to- gether and to be of service to Lubbock Christian College. Dur- ing Pledge Week of the first se- mester, AEX helped raise money for the Nigerian Fund. AEX also helped distribute information for Dr. Pruitt during his campaign. For the LCC associates, the club made tote bags to sell at their gift fair. Through work sessions, parties with their brother club, and working together on Master Fol- lies, AEX learned the true mean- ing of the club scripture, A friend loveth at all times, Psalms 'l7:'l7. An annual spring banquet with Tomo Dachi ended a great year. The banquet was held at the Hay- loft Dinner Theatre and Dan Sheets was announced as the beau. Thus another fulfilling and wonderful year ended for Alpha Epsilon Chi. D. Sheets, Beau E. Rogers, Spon. P. Shurbet, Pres. D. Taylor, 1st ia Pres. C. Thut, 2nd V Pres. l. Baldridge, Sec. M. Dear, Treas. G. Hardgrave, Hist. K. Patrick, Chap. C. Ray, Int. Dir. S. Brown P. Brunson K. Byrum 1. Carter T. Castanon B. Chesser D. Clevenger T. DeLong P. Edinburgh C. Goins M. Grassie T. Grigg K. Hester l. Klinkerman B. McBrayer P. Milliken G. Miller P. Moore V. Moore C. Nall M. Neel B. Peel E. Perrin I. Proctor S. Robertson V. Simmons V. Simmons B. Smith S. Snow N. Strawn B. Tate K. Thompson S. Webb F. Wooten, Beau C. Dobbs, Spon. P. Vickers, Spon. M. Watson, Pres. S. Porter, V. Pres. G. Moore, Sec. C. Murray, Treas. C. Bramlet, Hist. B. Brown, Reporter j. Brown, Int. Dir. L. Barber R. Bolding j. Brown L. Gaither D. Ginnings S. Lundie M. McDonough A. Meyer C. Nash I. Newton A. Reese K. Roberts L. Schuller L. Sprinkle A. Taylor K. Waller S. White P. Wheeler Theta Rho The members of Theta Rho are the Daughters of Ruth, and as their scripture, Ruth 1:16-17 states, they have pledged themselves to be more like Ruth. Togetherness, both spiritual and physical, was their main objective throughout the year. The over-all project for Theta Rho for the year was the Lubbock State School where they visited with one cottage of girls once a week and had a party for the girls once a month. Although pledging was hard on pledges and masters alike, it did serve to draw everyone closer to- gether. Initiation and parties were a fun part of the activities. Money- making activities were always abun- dant since the money never was. Bake sales, shoe shines, selling key chains, and the Easter egg sale were among the projects. The second semester was high- lighted by Master Follies and the Spring Banquet. Chim-Chim- Cheree won the honor of third place, and a happier club couldn't be found anywhere. With the warmth of spring came the Spring Banquet, which was held this year at the Hayloft Dinner Theatre. A new project started by all the clubs was to leave a gift to the school each year. Theta Rho, along with several other clubs, pledged their help in purchasing a Blind Reader. It has been a good year for Theta Rho. The friendships made will last through a lifetime, and the spiritual closeness will be something to cher- ish always. Metah Moe The words Metah Moe stand for hearts together. Each year the Moes strive to make this a reality within the club, with other clubs, but most of all with God. This is shown in the club song, Nearer Still Nearer, and also in the club scripture, Lamentations 3:41, Let us lift up our hearts with our hands unto God in the Heavens. The Metah Moe's annual winter banquet was held in December. At this time Rusty Ladd was named 1971-72 Chief of the Meta Moe tribe. By participating in intramurals, having parties, and devotionals, by working on club projects and Mas- ter Follies, Metah Moe has tried to achieve unity by putting their hearts together. L. Ladd, Beau l. Friday, Pres. L. Gilley, V.P. G. Farrell I. Carter L. Odle E, Ortiz M. Gauldin l. Hanna M. Gaines l. Engle l. Barnes C. Burgess R. Callan M. Clendenin l. Davis G. Deffinbaugh P. Friday P. Griffith B. Heath G. Hefner D. Hindsley E. jones M. l. Long K. Loudamy R. Luna l. Mash C. Miller S. Mitchell M. Monica! D. Naismith l. Renfro M. Stephens G. Welborn E. Woods Q4 WE? x. C. Cope, Beau R. Massey, Spon. B. Pectol, Spon. S. Pectol, Pres. K. Potts, lA-Pres. G. Amende, M-Pres. G. Massie, Chap. S. Dudley, Sec. D. Hooten, Treas. D. Puckett, Hist. C. Griffin, Rep. T. jones, Int. Dir. F. Bailey B. Blackwell B. Boyd S. Call C. Cargill A. Cox L. Darnell S. Dear G. Dehlinger N. Dixon C. Finley S. Floyd D. Griffin S. Holder l. Jeffreys E. Kay D. Keener C. King N. McFarlin I. Maloney B. O'Dell E. Potts D. Powell P. Richey S. Sneed 1. Thomas M. Thomas R. Thomas Christeliche Damen CD's Will fvlow Your Grass CD's Will Mow Your Grass, service. Service and leadership as Christian women. That's what CD's stand for and that's what their name means, too. Christeliche Damen - Christ like women. That's some- thing to strive for. 38 Ko lo Kai Ko lo Kai completed its year of activities. The original chapter, founded at Abilene Christian Col- lege in 1919, sponsored the begin- ning ofthe social club last year. The japanese name means a little club of women. The club enjoyed activities throughout the year in- cluding participation in Master Fol- lies and the banquet. Mrs. Celia Pruitt and Mrs. loan Rigney are the sponsors of Ko lo Kai. T. Moore, Beau j. Saunders, Pres. S. Peeples, V. Pres S. Cook, Sec. K. Arnold, Treas. C. Thomas, Hist. H. Palma, Int. Dir. B. Russell, Chap. C. Downey l. Fullingim S. Graham P. Higgins C. Hillyer L. Howard S. Lively K. Lowe 1. McCoy C. McClung M. Merritt V. Miller P. Milligan A. Powell C. Smith M. Walker B. Wilbanks B. Weddel ii ii L. Gaither Sweetheart 1. King, Sponsor D. Laird, Spon. B. Cass, Skipper 1. Bundy, First Mate E. Fitzgerald, Keeper of Seal W. Carpenter, Quarter-Master D. Tabor, Petty Officer G. Adams C. Adkins T. Bavousett T. Boland D. Davis R. Fletcher I. Foster G. Garrett H. Glover T. Gregory M. Hodges H. Karbo D. Lucado C. Long M. McNair D. Maupin D. Neel P. Nichols D. Qualls A. Quest G. Ross K. Russell D. Turner T. Vieregge D. Welch P. Wilson T. Woltman rg Su b-T-l 6 The saying is old but true, that the friends one makes in college are those he'Il keep for life. At L.C.C., social clubs are responsible for many lasting friendships. It is inter- esting to see so many people from different sections of the country and from varied backgrounds bind together into closely knit groups. Sub-T-16 is such a group. The year's events brought Subbers their share of victories as well as their share of defeats. Win or lose, they learned to work together and have fun to- gether. john ,King and Dick Laird served as sponsors, and in November, Linda Gaither was named club sweetheart. 1972 marked the end of four years of service for four Subbers. Sub-T-'I6 salutes our seniors - Cary, Dangle, Reagan, and Howard - and dedi- cates this page and this year to them. 139 Tomo Dachi Tomo Dachi played a more active role in campus affairs this year than ever before in the club's six year history. An outstanding group of pledges helped the club tremen- dously in intramurals and social ac- tivities, as is seen by the club's high finishes in intramurals and Master Follies. In intramurals, TD won the spring round of football, tied for first in basketball, was second in softball, third in the track meet, and finished second in overall club in- tramural standings. Club members enjoyed several activities jointly with their sister club, Alpha Epsilon Chi, and closed out the social year with a banquet at the Hayloft, at which Kathleen Thompson was an- nounced as the 1972 club sweet- heart. Tomo Dachi is japanese for Brotherhood of Friends. This year the members of the club grew closer to God and each other through their association together. 140 K. Thompson ' ilfsf . 'N Sweetheart 4- I I ' M 'D ' A G. Bowe, Spon, l J- ' R N ' 1' . ' K. Dill, Spon. 71:1 , . 'V f ' rag:-If L. Richards, Pres. 'j q livf' V 5 - D. Perrin, V. Pres. ,ff l N 5 ' sbs: .. . ,gf Th ,I EN ' Y ' . rl . V l. Smith, Treas. A1 , n R. Harrell, Sec. .L 'i K ' ' V A, l 'vs i D. Harriman, Int. Dir. ' ' -5 I' .-. ' gf'-if 'f' q A f ' F. Urnick, Chaplain ' 'Q t- ' T. Flores, Reporter I 5 A h V V If lim X 1A - 'W tu 'l' I N , ,, D. Allen x..-Nfl, 1 F. Boggs lm W. Calhoun D. Davies if ' K. Ford 191g V- S. Fraze D. Gamble D. Gannaway QA. R. Crist , C. Harrison A , 'S l. Hobbs 1 V 4 T. lennings AK A Qin ' ' - Q Y ta X R. Lykins Q. f , . , , K. Martin 4.1 is 1 ,A . Q' ' T. Pagan X Q , -- l it gr, D. Richards .- 4 V. ,A . 1 f -N ,...- 3 . . ,.f'f2,v6n X l ll l er 1 , I lx .. . ' A .W , , l R. Russwurm - - it ' ' I. Sansom D ' 'T-' ' D. Sheets Q-.1 N 91 , 7 ' ' '-Q?..'.X4 S. Vandevender ,ji D U W! .-4 .. . A x La i al 'UPI .,.:...i An! yd- 4--. fi.- Z.. 1 M. . ml l ' .. .. rt 'v i ii .Y--.FP avian: . Q -'EF V V 1- L W . . it i . . L. -wr Li jg c M 4, , K A' gg . 1' K V , .4 1. L 1 .Q f7:1.?4:?ll, 'Aw Q ! .K A 'lg r' njf 'EQ X I if '- -as V .f 'KTVBI ' f,.7 fyi- . .' i fl, Alpha Chi Delta Alpha Chi Delta stands for broth- erhood, character, and service. These are the three purposes of AI- pha Chi and to make these the very heart of LCC. Each member has worked very hard for the club in fulfilling its purpose. Alpha Chi re- ceived a special honor this year, re- ceiving the golden cup of knowl- edge presented to the men's social club with the highest grade point average. A C. Murphy, Sweetheart B. Alley, Spon. I. Bearden, Spon. R. Baggett, President M. Martin, M President 1. Hinckley, V President B. Briggs, M President K. Owen, M President C. Goodnight, Sec. G. Bell, Treasurer D. johnson, Int. Dir. L. Lummus,Historian R. Avery S. Barker l. Crisp M. Davidson P. Desha C. Gilley B. Gleim F. Grove M. Haqkett E. Hall C. Hubble R. McConaI L. Massie l. Martin G. Milliken C. Moore 1. Outhier M. Pierre . R. Rhodes D. Seay . . P. Sexton V. 'Y-' P. Shaw S. Singleton ., tg., ' Aindi iiih L J. Thomas K odai What is Kyodai? Well, the name in japanese means brotherhood, and it is one of the five men's social clubs at Lubbock Christian College. But in actuality to say this would limit what Kyodai really means. Try- ing to pinpoint all the things the club is to our members is impossi- ble, but here are a few things that we all recognize as being a funda- mental part of our association. Kyo- dai is: 'l. the love we have for each other as brothers in Christ, 2. the in- terest we have in making L.C.C. a great college, 3. the spirit of Chris- tian fellowship and unity with our sister club Lambda Omega Alpha, 4. the enjoyment we have working to- gether whether it be in service pro- jects or in athletic endeavors, and 5. it is the realization that within this club will come friendships that will last for a life time, there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother, Proverbs 18:24. Kyodai would like to thank the other men's clubs, Sub-T-16, Alpha Chi Delta, Tomo Dachi, Koinonia, Aggies, and the women social clubs, Lambda Omega Alpha, AEX, Kappa Phi Kappa, C.D.'s, Theta Rho, Metah Moe, and Ko jo Kai, for helping build Lubbock Christian College and striving to place Christ first here on our campus. 142 M. Echols, Sweetheart l. O. Bell, Spon. B. Leftwich, Spon. D. Williams, Span. S. Simmons, Pres. L. Ladd, V Pres. P. Paden, C. of Master Follies S. Sucsy, Int. Dir. D. Love, Pro. Chairman l. Graves, Sec. R. Randel, Treasurer T. Moore, Chaplain F. Struve, Reporter B. Baker R. Blackwell G. Blake I. Bright M. Dorman K. Hodges D. Hooten l. jenkins E. Lee M. Lewis l. Love W. McKinney l. Marshall B. Massey D. Miller T. Miller E. Peacher W. Phillips G. Privitt S. Roseberry R. Sellers M. Watson .. in x K K War, . t gg. fr '- fl JL- !! if 'T 1 .5 3 - A jtf iv 5. .. G 'lin M 1 I X if' if , k ..,.........,1....,.,.. 7 i i .1 Ev: - V 2 - if . .. 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Washburn 19 Faniusiir PGYN f'FTQ,We 'hx We pledges g.'l?J:g?o1n I cavlxr vevvxevdvtv' 'WM' 'I CARR EKWQV '9 1 OPGWQK-Rn oqv-'Hts ditch, W-LN Wt Lovd Ydxstti our 'fedlvxcis iw rkke duo. ., -9 We Lev-6. qwguggv-9. mam-X QM'-revs Min+ be tm. we. skew-had Pmxriweav-5 wed. nik Tevos... Tile 50+ 0. :XuLl,'3os1q'3u-Pxost. -5 U0-wzvb. 'Kuwquek laskd 'rwo olmls and was 6 meals lon? wow... Le,N's coAX ik o. we-kffcde 51 weve Wed 5 1 Weis SL, 'mgwou mum- 'Wk2.Lov:ds-UAP. was. +M9.T'f. . -5 And or bqbux was bovh x onwg Texfeqk- nmf05Sn'ul2 ,TI dnvxk und-ev 5-Lama 55- Yes Nqcodemms 5 on MQ ,fe.yN.eM,, GYONX '?rdxSE 'Wt Lwds QM.. Qywkok D --9 So OM 'ws o.XX WL xkecw- has been xaoogk... -4 Au in An - Mme Lor-ATE T 'Bi' s ,X 144 A xl 51,1 : 1 gg ,4 , -- -, -, ,X , ,. M. - 'F 751 Ki 3 . LA,, 4, 1 A A QI 5. 1 s X x M41 X ' J .4 QE 1 f Q 'X l A wr. . . V. M94 51 i.. ,,. -E' -.. E Q 'V at-X X r ' X r . 'xx 17 Y 4 , X ' 1, lf I . 'Q ' ' P f' LfL,L3v D ' 'W I ' W? Sports 145 I Kathleen Thompson, Ramona Thomas, Brenda McNair, Gail jones, Nadine Deresin, Shirley Garrison 1971-72 Cheerleaders Enthusiasm is what the LCC cheer- leaders are all about. Whether yelling at games, performing skits in chapel, or no matter where else they may be, the 1971-72 cheerleaders were to pro- mote spirit in and support for the fighting Chaps. Varsity cheerleaders were Kathleen Thompson, Ramona Thomas, Brenda McNair, Gail jones, Nadine Deresin, and Shirley Garrison. Stacey O'DelI, Annette Cox, Marcia Neal, Mike Washburn, and Brad john- son helped lead the jr. Chaps on to victory. Marcia Neal and Brad johnson, ,e V If t 2: Q 9 9 1 i I 148 , ,A w Y 5-II .,.1-ii. '17- iiwg-t.e 'Z A -W J ....... ., .M ,,, ,,., 1 -J 895 W- . Row Ileft to rightl: Skip Vandevender, Curtis Hixon, Eddie Gross, Randy Lykins, jeff Davis, and Gary Keener. Front Row: Coach Larry Hays, Mike Owen, Epperson, john Copeland, George Bailey, and Carl Love. Chaps Suffer Through Second Season NM Highlands Angelo State College of Santa Fe Sul Ross Howard Payne McMurry Eastern New Mexico Wiley College Wayland Baptist Sul Ross Howard Payne Midwestern Oklahoma Christian Southeastern State Opp. lWl r in h iwi in Ill I1 Ill F CLJ r Ill F qwi t qwi r CLD t ILJ h lLl f tty r ity h INDIVIDUAL MARKS FOR 1971-72 Bethany Nazarene Oklahoma Christian Wayland Baptist Angelo State Wayland Baptist NM Highlands Dallas Baptist Bishop College College of Santa Dallas Baptist Austin College Austin College Bishop College Midwestern MOST POINTS: by Mike Owen vs. Austin College 2-19-72 irl Pts. 36, FC. 15 FT 6 MOST FC.: by Mike Owen vs. Austin College 2-19-72 lrl FG 15 ATT 22 MOST FT: by jeff Davis vs. MCMurry, 11-30-71 fri FT 8 ATT 9 MOST REBDS: by Randy Lykins vs. Bethany Nazarene 1-14-72 thi, NO. 17 56 72 67 92 91 74 83 73 OT .1 29 69 OT 75 67 OT 70 Opp. Ill h Ill h fWl h lLl r Ill f iLl h Ill It QLJ r Ill F Ill F KWD h CWD f IWI h Ill IW 149 Leaving the Chaps after four full seasons are john Copeland and Gary Keener. Other players that will not return are john Epperson, Carl Love and jerry Webb. john Copeland, from Melrose, New Mexico, had been a starter for four years. He leads the team in assists and has been one of the most consistent players over the past four years. john is in charge of running the team while on the court. john Epperson is leaving the team to go to Dental school. johnny is from Pampa. ln his three years on the team john has proven to be the best defensive guard around. Al- though he was often given the job of breaking a press he did a good job. He might not have scored as ef- fectively as some players would like due to his effectiveness on defense but he did score two very important points against Odessa College when he was a freshman to win the game and the WjCAC conference title. Gary Keener finished out this sea- son and seven previous ones on the LCC court. After playing four years for LCHS, Gary joined the Chaps. Gary has played the role of sixth man most of his time here. Al- though not a glamorous role he did have a very important one - reliev- ing the starters and sparking the team. Carl Love played at LCC while it was a junior College. After serving a hitch in the Marines he returned to the Chaps for one more year of eli- gibility. Carl's favorite spot on the floor was the corner. More than once during the season he came off the bench to score in double fig- ures. jerry Webb was a transfer player from ACC. In his three semesters at LCC this 6'5 forward aided the Chaps by giving them some re- bounding strength. Although he of- ten got in foul trouble he never gave anyone an easy shot or re- bound. Hixon breaks for the basket after passing to Skip. Epperson finds himself alone under the basket and scores for LCC. fam -N 4 wif what I ng, 'il P 1Oin Conference d johnny Epper ,, ki . , px 9 ' Q ?117. 3-H ij i H? 2 K. 'S' .4i' f. .ir 'Q -sf vx :I 'I 'Y- X e x v ei?- mx '1 x 'E .,,I , f-ny' ff A ...Ji ,J I .r 'XZ '91 fi is ,,,, XX. ,X i NZM, xf e jk e e In w N . . .1 , .- mm T, ' sv ed ,fm 5 ex :fp ' . .- ! 4. u HHS jeff Davis tips one in. Randy Lykins goes up for two. Carl Love uses Curtis Hixon's screen to score from the corner. FINAL LCC STATS out the season. U 4 Player FGM-A Pct. FTM-A Pct. Pts. Avg. Reb. Avg. Asst, SUS, PE,D Owen 148-322 46.0 83-107 77.6 379 13.5 127 4,5 102 72 43-0 Hixon 159-356 44.7 43- 71 60.6 361 13.4 180 646 44 38 80-4 Lykins 112-252 44.4 73-110 66.4 297 10.6 213 7.6 22 25 110-10 Davis 67-153 43.8 71-107 66.4 205 7.6 163 6.0 17 18 76- 7 Copeland 64-144 44.4 53-69 76.8 181 8.2 74 3.4 113 57 46-1 Webb 67-162 41.4 36-59 60.7 1 70 7.2 108 4.3 36 22 74-2 Love 62-160 38.8 19-35 54.3 143 7.0 81 4.0 12 12 22-0 Vandevender 32- 76 42.1 18-24 75.0 82 5.1 36 2-3 12 12 13-1 Epperson 16-43 37.2 30-51 58.8 62 2.4 42 1.7 65 23 37-0 Bailey 16-41 39.0 5-11 45.5 37 5.3 7 1-O 0 6-0 Keener 10-21 47.6 8-12 75.0 28 1.6 18 1.0 6 9-0 Moultrie 4- 8 50.0 9-11 81.8 17 3.4 17 3,4 1 9-0 Cross 4-1 2 33.3 8-11 72.7 16 2.3 1 2 1.7 2 43-O L. Richards 2- 3 66.7 0- 0 00.0 4 2.0 1 0,5 0 2-0 Russwu rm 0- 1 00.0 0- 0 00.0 0 0.0 2 2.0 0 1 -0 team 182 6.5 LCC Totals 763-1 754 43.5 456-678 67.3 1982 70.8 1264 45-1 440 288 554-25 opp Totals 845-1823 46.3 467-711 65.6 2857 77.0 1228 43.9 241 226 510-1 8 SEASON'S RESU LTS WB xl T ,......'2' jr. Chaps Have Slow Start 2'- e, M, ee' ,, 'X--1 my .,. Y ' '5- -k The bench, less five starters. W 1 Maybe next time, Damon. ,-R, 5 'jr X. Q gg' -1 , .., . u,.5 ,Q t wh' G' I H3 Q Q3 V 317' X 1 if X H ll. ' -We f q- fi4.,l: N l ' ' 42 ' A 2 f W - 1 .4 Q I Ui IX, 7 ' K iw X J if' Q be - M fr U H KT N' F U Q Jr N2 S. C 1' 3 -'I : N .t ,3',f..Q. M 04 3 5 H 4 H qw ff ' ,. 1' Ta . X Q X. Y x, - 'HBV in 3 2: f WBC Ha- 1 jeff lays one in. S d k jr. Chaps Run And Gun I6 0 Thinclads Set New Records For the year of 1973 the Chapar- rals will have four additional meets they have not had in the past since as of Dec. 12, 1972 LCC will be a full-fledged member of the NAIA. Among these new meets will be the National Indoor, National Outdoor, District 48, as well as the indoor and outdoor New TAC ITexomal Conference meets. Three new school records were set during the 1972 year. Danny johnson established a new 100 yd. dash record of 9.2 in the Tech Re- lays. The Mile Relay of Danny johnson, Ken Gray, Ike Lewis, and Larry Davis set a new school record of 3:13.9 in the Astrodome. The same four men set a new 880 yd. relay school time of 1:27 when they placed third at the Texas Re- lays. Feb. 12 USTFF Indoor ASTRODOME Feb. 26 Recreational Relays Mar 3 UTEP Relays Mar. 11 UTEP Relays Mar. 18 Wayland Relays Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. 25 Tech Mini Relays 8 Texas Relays 15 Howard Payne Relays 21 Wayland Relays Back Row: fleft to rightj: Ira Sanson, Skeeter Stricklin, and Carl Hargrove. Front Row: Larry joey Ortiz, Ken Gray, and Danny johnson. Not pictured are Coach Hugh Rhodes, Ike Lewis, Terry Hester. ' I I I ,MM 2- Skeeter sets a fast pace on the first leg of the two mile relay. 4. 1 JL f 4ii ' D. 1. Runs A 9.2 Century ' I ,IQ A. .n Nr' PM .- ff-ra1g2-fi I ' 'f 4 V V 1 7 D 3 Danny glrdes to the fastest 'IO0 yard dash ever run in Lubbock! jAClu1un-gg I1l'lllvl-so ' N. -Ik ii, .- , .. ig, .. mis, . ,, 1 a -upw- . , I I If Q Y 2 'A -L v f 1 f ..- ., .g..1, V e,...-..: , n-- -vnu., ,' '--'-ff.-it W. .shi .. ,f .,Y -.,A. . fv zz- V '4.- -- , , , f . '-fm' R.. W -- .- H. f f ,.' ' '.-.. :vt-:I , I t J ft-:'.-.T ' X 2' ..,. ., 'rf Ai, 4 1 Q'-QR. ..,- -- , .n. .',. ,- .7 ,. ....-, .urg- . ,., ' -i'f7. 'Dv .I 4..z y X ':wiv':.n A ' .- U,-. 'u ,7 fe ,-. .H 4 ff Ken is unable to squeeze through two opposing runners at the finish line. bf' Q...-:pgs L -M .9 - , 4-f., --Q.-,Ve -f 1' J, lq6n. ,L:..f,.-. 5 H' . fj- , '. '.. , - -,-. ,fr F . - ...ff f- Q -, -- v-fi, V ' - - -. - '- . r' - , , 4' 'A . - , Q t A 1' J -,L f-I V -,.. . -' '-,.gf,. ,-'.N .. . -. -s 1 , f , + - -t 1, , .t .3-L-'A ,Vw ., . gn, .-.. ,V , -1' y -. - , .,,-,.. . , -' . . - A -Av, , 5,3 - ... - , . A ,Q . tf,a.1v,: . Vw,-..n., l 1 V, b 'j-:Q ,,, .,- M., ,AK -v -A, , . -. --' f ,. -, re, sv. A -4: .- t - N . , , ...X K, f - ff A' 1 1 W. L tp., 1' I ' - fi '-Q , - , . .r --q-f-A5!lE?'-'9Fr.- ' 1- L.. -: .f Danny stays low as he comes out of the blocks. in-ng 64 I - .. r, ' 'iv 3 Y-li u.,1,fq -xr wg.-.' Jw ?. 7r,Q-f1'v:.?. F1163-'I ' r 1 ' l ' 7 . fE.Y -in - f:,:f,1. -'gk-f, ' n - 4 sn, uh, 'fha I V e , ,N 15-rw 4 ,, In the following two pictures, Danny johnson hands off to Larry Davis and Larry hands off to Terry Hester in the 880 yd. relay at the Tech Relays. T 'u-v iw.. ggi ' '1gI'- .. W ..: .- . -if--.Yr ----fr V .r2'?v 2!PLrgy 41.1 . 1 V ' .a mfr, I -' ., 5 ' .dr '-ff:-w....4L...y W All V ti 1 . .YM-.1 V .-It .xi it H.. f Q- 4- '. -' arf,-,g.-T, '.... 'H-5. U, .:.. W e 1 3.554 '- 21 clears the water jump in the Steeple Ira strides with the pack. -, ,H--5 ,e 1 ,.. ',. . DI psyches up before the start Baseball Team Sets Record Wins 31 I 1 5 L B 5' ' Q ogg, 4 iii 'il' Q-Q . Q - I SN if hiv Back Row fleft to rightl: Glen Palmer, Ron Shook, Mark Blau, Eddie Gross, Paul Russell and Coach Hays Middle Row Bart Hernandez Gardner Lecil Richards, Robert Vititow, William McCauley, and Rodney Cox. Front Row: Lupe Perez Stan Tatum Steve Rippee Hodle Garcia Garza and jesse Benevedez. 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'53, . 1 M 'L ' 'QQ' f '3 QL, ' ,S , , tg? ' -.Q 4 1 f L ', . f-11,1 4' -1 rf-11: 'j:,'5Lr , ' 5-,w,3. f M4331 .faq my ' - 'r I2 -fzj U . 'Z F. '44 , v 'Q .dx 4h .,4.1. , -x-fern , Q 1. -.-343 Y Hodie catches a low one. f2fV1 r ax w. li J, ,w, 1 ll :J A Q Q 1. Hn , , . . ab U'S!!:.,,,4 uv ggffug P P F ! JA, .IU .M 'fu an R ,..-Q 1 1 . A ll.-z: uv . f ' 'W Q f, lx 1 '4 1 Hodle keeps a close watch on the game Coach Hays gives a pre game lecture v 4 ' 1 N l . v.. NE fi - x X' ww N .1 S 1 . 1 I 1324? . , 'A N ' 4 - l' 11413 ,qi iw 4' w 'ng K N 1 5 Eb 35.-. - .pairs .J IH iz.--, H 3 yr -W-Q. 9 E' lT'l 3 He ,QQ L 'HY' i7 fi !'?'1 jing giiiiq Classes 171 Mayland Abbe lohn Abraham Gary Adams Marilyn Allen Kay Allman Richard Baggett jackie Baker Iona Baldridge Frank Beard jerry Bevill Beverly Blackwell lan Blackwell Laquita Bomar Phyllis Bonham B. W. Briggs 4.9 fr. Ealy Brock Harold Bufe Randy Bullard Freddie Butlar Patricia Campbell Janie Carter Etta Chandler jerry Clark Diane Clutter john Copeland Donna Crum Tommy Davis Lonnie Dear Devonna Denison Nadine Deresin Robert Dick jesse Drayton Yukie Ebara Seniors Sandra Ellis Ann Figueiredo Reagan Fletcher jo Fowler ludy Friday jane Fullingim Linda Gaither Denise Candy Charles Goodnight lulius Graves Foree Grive- Eddie Hankins Lois Harms Dana Henderson jim Hinckley Charles Hinshaw 5 453 Keith Hodges Waymon Hinson Sara Holder Sherry Hood Scott Hoover Doreen Hutton Thomas johnson Gail jones Emily jones Howard Karbo Gary Keener Molly Keener George Kelley Michael Kennedy Shirley Kimmel Elaine King Sharon Knapp Lana Lewis Seniors 'I75 Steve McCleery john McDonough Weldon McKinney Yvonne Marney Mike Martin Sheila Montgomery Charles Moore Charlotte Nance Edye Ortiz Sharon Porter Emily Potts lean Ratliff Carleen Ray Kathy Renner Susan Rhodes Phyllis Rogers Barbara Russell Randall Russell Patsy Shurbet Beth Smith i 'QU' Larry Stephens Bobby Strait Shonie Sullivan Roy Sumners Dangle Tabor Glenda Tannery Ronnie Tannery David Templeton Janie Thomas lack Walker Linda Walter Gloria Welborn Gwen Whitaker Charles Wilson Terry Woltman Leland Zant Seniors 'I77 78 Billy Atha Neil Baldridge Cathy Barker Rita Batteas Terry Bavousett Debra Beck George Blake Evelyn Bond Linda Brooks Rena Brown Shirley Brown Ronnie Brumfield john L. Bundy Bob Cass Janice Clark Carl Cope Peggy Cope Robert Cope Frank Daniels Kathy Davidson f ludy Davis Myrna Dear Gaylene Deffibaugh Eddie Dennis Debbie Dobbins Betty Donop jimmy Durbin john Epperson Thomas Euridge Gary Evans Edna Fields joe Fish Debbie Franzoy Sherry Freeman Lilah Gainey Laura Gaumer Barbara Gill Roger Gist Randy Givens Harry Glover lane Glover Ken Gray - Trisha Hale Ed Hall juniors 179 0 Paula Hall jerry Hall Steven Hanes Kenneth Hanson Lynn Harmes Cheryl Helmer Mel Hendrick David Hightower Camille Hobbs jane Hodge Betty Holt Vicki Hood Mary Horn Deborah Hoshall jimmy Hoyle Ronald Huse Sharon lvison jane jeffryes Evelyn jones jeff jones 1 Vivian judson Amal Khalil Bill Knox David Parsons judy Partin Coleman Lemmons Ike Lewis Elaine Loe Clark Long Nancy Long Gary Loudamy Randy Lykins Marilyn McDonough Brenda McNair Brenda McRae Ann Maddox lack Martin jane Mash Gene Milliken Maryette Montague Donna Montgomery Billy Mu.llins Dale Neal Timothy O'Hearn Keith Owen juniors Karen Patrick Sue Pectol Gay Pertillar Penny Peurifoy Roy Puckett Sharon Qualls Glenn Quinn Yevette Reynolds Robert Rhodes Lecil Richards jay Don Rogers Marylee Rogers Roger Rush Ira Sansom Stan Simmons Vanita Simmons Steve Singleton Pam Smith Barbara Sparks Donna Spivey Steve Stewart Deloris Strawn Woody Wyatt james Young Fritz Struve Ray Sturdivant Avis Swem johnny Tabor Denise Taylor Donald Turner Larry Taylor Keith Tidwell Donald Turner Elveta Underwood Abel Udom joyce Udom jimmy Vannoy Darlene Warren Cindy Washburn Melanie Watson Brenda Weddel Eileen Wells Mike Wilson Leslie Woods juniors 3 4 Don Aman Gloria Amende Pleda Arms Alex Asanaenyl Rex Avery Scott Barker Dorothy Beasley Mary Berryhill Russell Black janet Blaylock Carol Bramlet joe Bright Anita Brown Bonnie Brown David Brown Donna Brown Janice Brown Ben Brumfield Rose Nell Burnett Mary Bushong Sharla Call Annette Campbell Kenneth Carey Carla Cargill Wayne Carpenter Janis Carter Robert Casella Pat Chewning james Cook Sue 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Bookstore 208 David Lipscomb 210 S Lubbock Power 84 Light 207 Scoggin-Dickey Buick 209 S 84 Q Clothiers 211 Southwestern Public Service 209 Varsity Bookstore 213 We Express Our Deepest Appreciation To Those Who Purchased Ads In The 1972 EI Explorador 212 212 208 212 207 207 21 3 210 209 216 Abbe - Copeland Abbe, Mayland -172 Abraham, john -172 Adams, Gary -172, 139 Adkins, Chuck -194,139 Aldriedge, Randy - 194 Allen, Dale -194, 109, 140 Allen, Marilyn - 172 Allman, Kay - 172, 132 Altamirano, Dubolsa Aman, Don - 184 Amende, Gloria - 81,184, 108, 109, 137 Anderson, Donnie - 129 3 Arnold, Kathy - 138 Arnold, Rhonda - 194 Asanaenyi, Alex -184 Atha, Billy -178 Avery, Rex - 184, 141 Baggett, Carol - 194 Baggett, Richard -172, 106, 107, 141, 115 Bailey, C-oerge - 149 Bailey, Debbie -194,129, 132 Bailey, Francie - 104, 194, 109, 137 Baker, Debbie -194 Baker, jackie -172,133,122 Baldridge, Iona -172,123, 134 Baldridge, Neil - 178, 123, 143 Ballard, Pam -194 Barber, Laurel -194, 135 Barker, Cathy - 178, 133 Barker, Scott - 184 Barnard, Nick - 194 Barnes, janet -194 Barnes, jeri -194, 136 Barnes, Ronn -129 Barraza, Eddy - 194 Bartlett, Virginia - 194, 133 Batteas, joyce - 178, 106 Bavousett, Terry - 178, 125, 139 Beard, Frank - 172 Beasley, Dottie - 184, 106 Beck, Debra - 178, 126,129 Bell, Gary -141 Bell, Kyra -194, 106, 133 Benavidez, jesus - 166 Berryhill, Mary -184 Bethel, Rogene -194 Bethel, Royce -194, 129 Bevill, jerry -172,129 Balck, Russell --184 Blackwell, Beverly - 85, 99, 172, 137 Blackwell, jan -172,109,111 Blackwell, Reggie -194, 142 Blake, George - 69, 178, 142 Blau, Mark -166 Basingame, joel - 194 Blaylock, jan - 184 Blume, Marti- 104,194, 111, 132 Boggs, Freddy - 194, 140 Boland, Tony -194,139 Bolding, Renee -194, 135 Bomar, Laquita -172, 129 Bond, judy -178,195,132 Bonham, Darla - 175, 132 Bonham, Phyllis - 172,123, 132 Bosl, Ellen - 195 Boyd, Barbara - 195, 137 Boyd, Elaine - 112, 132 Bramlet, Carol -184,135 Bridges, Rebecca - 195 Briggs, B. W. -172, 141 Bright, joe - 184,142 Brock, Ealy - 173 Brooks Brooks, Linda - 178 Wayne - 65, 195, 106 Brown, Alyse - 82, 83, 106, 132 Brown, Anita -184,129 Brown, Bonnie -184,135 Brown, David - 96,184,143 Brown, Donna -184 Brown, janice - 184,135 Brown, jeanette -195, 129 Brown, Pete -195 Brown, Rena -178, 122, 133 Brown Shirley - 178,134 Brumfield, Ben - 184 Brumfield, Ron -178 Brunson, Pat - 195, 134 Bucy, Ed -129 Bufe, Harold - 84, 100, 173, 111,143 Bufe, Howard -195, 143 Bullard, Randy - 71,173,143 Bunch, jerry - 195 Bundy, john -178,139 Bundy, Dale -195,106, 139 Burgess, Cathy - 195, 136 Burley, Keith -195 Burnett, Rose Nell - 185 Busch, Pat -195 Bushong, Beth -185 Butlar, Freddie - 98, 104, 173 109 Byrum, Patriece - 104, 195, 119, 136 Calhoun, Willie -195,140 Call, Sharla - 185, 137 Callan, Roxanne -195,136 Cammack, Luther - 65,115 Campbell, Annette -185 Campbell, Dennis - 195 Campbell, Patty -173 Campbell, Thomas -195 Cannon, Susan -132 Carey, Kenneth -185 Carey, Roger - 195 Cargill, Carla -185,111,137 Carpenter, Wayne - 185, 13 Carter, Dave -115 Carter, jan - 185, 134 Carter, janie -173,136 Carter, janis - 66 Casella, Robert - 185 Cash, Delbert Cass, Bob - 178, 121, 139 Castanon, Teresa -195, 134 Chance, Mike - 195,111 Chandler, Etta -173 Chesser, Brenda -195, 134 Chewning, Pat -185 Church, Danny and Evanan 106, 109 Clark, janice - 68,178, 106, 133 Clark, jerry - 70, 86, 173,126 143 Clary, Steven -109, 111 Clendenin, Melissa - 196, 13+ Clevenger, Dee - 196, 134 Clutter, Diane -173 Coble, Bob - 196 Coffee, Sammy -196, 143 Cohorn, Bobby Cole, Paul - 196 Coles, Rick and joyce Cole, Russell -104,109, 115 Cook, jim -185 Cook, Sue -185,138 Cope, Carl - 98, 178, 106, 10? 137, 143 Cope, Peggy -178 Cope, Robert- 178 Copeland, john -173, 126, 143, 149, 152 vey, Smitty -128,129 x, Annette - 80, 92, 196, 137 x, Rodney -196,166 isp, joseph -185,141 ossley, Cecil - 196 um, Donna -173 um, Lewis -185, 129 umpler, Cliff- 65,143 aniels, Frank - 178 arling, Evelyn -196 arnell, Lynn -196,137 avidson, Don -196, 143 avidosn, Mike -185, 141 avidson, Kathy - 69,178, 133 avies, David - 140 avis avis avis avis, avis, avis, Danny - 196,139 jeff -115, 149, 153, 159 judy -179, 136 Larry - 185, 160, 164 Mary jane - 185 Tommy -173,129 awdy, Ken -196 awdy, Roberta - 185 ay, Deena - 186 ay, Roger - 196, 143 ear, Lonnie -173, 143 ear, Myrna -179, 134 ear, Sharon -186,137 eavours, Hubert effibaught, Gaylene -179, 136 egge, Mary Leslie -196, 106, 111 ehlinger, Gayle -186, 137 long, Terri -196,134 ennison, Devonna - 173 ennis, Eddie - 68,179 nton, Audrey -104,196, 109, 133 rbin, Linda -196 resin, Nadine - 76, 79,173 sha, Paul -186,141 ick, Bob -173,108,122 ickey, Eric - 112 ixon, Nola -196, 137 bbins, Deborah -179, 133 nnell, Nils -186 nop, Betty -179 rman, Mike -196, 142 wden, Darla - 186 wney, Carol -186, 138 Drayton, jesse -173 Dudley, Susan -186, 106, 115, 121, 137 Dunlap, Roy - 125 Dunn, Steve -196 Durbin, jimmy -179 Dutton, Alan -186 Dykes, Roger - 186 Ebara, Yukie -173 Echols, Martha -186,132,142 Edinburgh, Pati - 196,134 Elrod, janice -186, 133 Eicke, Arlie -104,186,129 Ekanem, Peter -196 Elliott, Mike - 106 Ellis, Sandy - 174 Ellison, Brooks Engle, Betty -196, 132 Engle, janet- 186,136 Epperson, john - 95,179, 143, 149,150,152,154 Elwell, Richard Essary, Melissa - 196 Evans, Deborah -186 Evans, Gary - 69, 179 Evridge, Tom -179 Eyo, Clement -186 Fabila, Felix -122 Fahrlender, Terry - 197 Fair, Barbara -104, 197 Farrell, Garylyn -187, 129, 136 Farris, L. -129 Farris, Sammye - 187 Featherston, john -104,197 Fields, Edna -179 Figuiredo, Ann -174 Finely, Cheryl -137 Fish, joe -179,126,143 Fitzgerald, Eddie -187, 139 Flenniken, Glenda -197,129, 133 Fletcher, Reagan - 87, 174, 121, 139 Flores, Teddy -187, 140 Floyd, Susan -197,137 Ford, David -187, 129 Ford, Kenneth -197, 140 Foster, jim -187,139 Fowler, jo -174 Fowler, jean -187,133 Fox, Mary -197 Fraze, Steve - 197, 140 Franzoy, Debbie -179, 197 Covey - Graves Franzoy, Mike -143 Freeman, Sherry - 69, 179, 109 Fresch, Lewis -187 Friday, judy - 83,174,136 Friday, Phyllis -197,136 Fry, Kay -197 Fullingam, jane -174, 123, 138 Fullington, Karen -106,111, 112 Fulton, Michael -187 Fultz, Beth -197,132 Furlong, Greg -187 Gaines, Gerald -187 Gaines, Maureen -187,136 Gainey, Lilah --179, 109, 110, 117, 133 Gaither, Linda - 70, 87, 174, 135, 139 Gamble, Donnie -197,140 Gandy, Denise -174 Gannaway, Dale -197,126, 140 Garcia, Hodie - 99, 126, 166, 167,168,169 Gardner, Rodney -197, 158, 166 Garrett, Greg -187, 139 Garza, Henry - 166 Gauldin, Myra -187, 136 Gaumer, Laura -179 Gentry, Vickie -197 Giese, Nancy -187 Gill, Barbara -179 Gilley, Craig -197,141 Gilley, Lanet-123, 126,136 Ginnings, Debbie 104, 187, 110,135 Gipson, Brenda -197 Gist, Roger -179,140 Givens, Randy -179,109 Gleim, Bruce -197,141 Glenn, David -129 Glenn, jimmie -128,129 Glover, Harry -179,139 Glover, jane -179 Goins, Chris -187,117,134 Goodnight, Charles - 100, 174,141 Goodnight, Darrel -106, 107 Graham, Sonja -197,138 Grassie, Margaret -187, 134 Graves, julius -174,108,109, 218 Gray - Ladd 142 Gray, Ken - 98, 179, 126, 160, 163 Gray, Patricia -187, 108, 132 Gregory, Tommy - 139 Griffin, Carol - 104, 188, 109, 137 Griffin, Donna -104, 197, 109, 137 Griffith, Pat -104, 197, 136 Grigg, Tam - 197,134 Gross, Eddie - 149,166 Grove, Foree - 174, 106, 141 Groves, Greg - 115 Hackett, Mark -197, 141 Hahn, Pam -132 Hale, Trisha - 179, 133 Hall, Ed - 179, 141 Hall, Kathy -197, 124 Hall, Leonard Hall, Monica Hall, Paula -180,188, 132 Hamill, Dan -- 121 Hamilton, Lynda - 188 Hammock, Vicki - 198 Hammonds, Shirley - 133, 188 Hancock, Mike Haneline, Frankie - 143 Hanes, Steven -180, 128, 129 Haney, Ron - 142 Hankins, Eddie - 174 Hankins, Frank -106, 122 Hanna, jo -198,129,136 Hanson, Kenneth -104, 180 Hardgrave, Virginia - 65,198, 108, 134 Hardgroave, Mark - 198, 129 Harding, Marshall Harding, Kathy - 104, 198, 133 Hargrove, Carl - 160, 162 Harman, jimmy - 188 Harms, Lois - 174 Harms, Lynn -180, 143 Harrell, Rocky - 67,188,140 Harriman, Doug - 65,188, 140 Harris, Tom -141 Harrison, Carl -140 Harwell, Lane -198 Hasty, Gayla -188, 126, 129, 133 Heath, Beverly -198, 136 Hefner, Virginia -188,136 Helmer, Cheryl -180, 117, 133 Henderson, Dana -174 Henderson, Doyla -188, 132 Hendrick, Mel -180 Hendricks, Sheryl - 65,198 Hendrickson, Larry Henry, janis -198 Hernandez, Bart - 126, 166 Hester, Kenda -198,134 Hester, Terry - 160, 164 Higgins, Paula - 129,138 Hightower, David - 180,143 Hightower, Steve - 198 Hill, Michael -198 Hillyer, Carol -188,122, 138 Hinckley, james - 174,141 Hindsley, Deborah - 198,136 Hinshaw, Ed --174 Hinson, Waymon - 98,175 Hixon, Curtis -149,150,151, 153 Hobbs, james -104, 198,140 Hobbs, Camille -180 Hodge, jane - 69, 83,180, 106, 133 Hodges, Keith -101, 175,142 Hodges, Mike -198, 139 Holder, Duane - 188 Holder, Sara - 175,137 Hollingsworth, Loren Holt, Betty -180 Hood, Sherry -175, 126,133 Hood, Vicki - 180 Hoopes, Gene -198 Hooten, David - 67, 104, 188, 142 Hooten, Dianne - 83,188, 137 Hoover, Scott - 175, 109 Horn, Mary -180 Hoshall, Debbie - 180 House, Paula - 198, 132 Howard, Craig -188 Howard, Linda -198, 132 Howard, Linda G. -138 Hoyle, jim -180 Hubble, Charles -189,141 Hudspeth, Linda -198 Hughs, Ron -180 Hunt, Carla - 198,129,136 Hutton, Doreen - 70, 104, 175, 109 Ivison, Sharon -180 jefferyes, jane - 69, 180, 128, 129, 127 lekel, Debbie -198 jenkins, Eugene -142,132 jenkins, jim -189,142 jennings, Steve -198 jennings, Tom - 198,140 johnson, Brad -198,143 johnson, Chris - 106 johnson, Danny -141,160, 161, 163, 164,165 johnson, Debby - 198 johnson, Tommy - 175 jones, Ellen -198 ones, Emily - 98,175 ones, Evelyn -180, 106, 109, 111, 181, 136 jones, Gail - 78, 84,175,123 ,ones, Gary -198 jones, jeff - 85, 99, 180, 123, 143 jones, Terry -189, 121, 137 Audah, jim -189,128,129 judson, Darlene - 180 Karbo, Howard --175, 117, 139 Kay, Elisa -198,137 Keeling, Bob -189,129 Keeling, Carletta - 122 Keener, Debbie -198,106, 137 Keener, Gary - 94, 99, 175, 143, 141 Keener, Molly - 100, 104, 175! 110, 111, 115 Keith, Barry Kelley, George - 175, 129 Kennedy, Mike -175 Khalil, Amal -180 Kilmer, Barbara and Mike - 199, 198 Kimmel, Chuck - 189 Kimmel, Shirley - 71,175, 131 Kindrick, Maribeth - 199 King, Cynthia -137 King, Elaine -175 King, joe -199 1 Klinkerman, judy -199,134 Knapp, Sharon -175,132 Knox, Bill- 104,180,109 Krewson, Peggy - 199, 132 , Lacy, Susie -189, 132 Ladd, Larry - 136, 142 e, Bobby -109,111 e, Eddy -199,142 e, Donald - 199 e, jenny -199 e, judy -104,189,133 e, Vicke -189,133 ftwich, Mary Alice - 98, 123 hnen, Gary -199,143 McWhorter, Lenda - 67, 104, 132 Mabee, Guy - 189, 129 Maddox, Ann -181 Mahagan, Leslie 123 Maldeny, judy - 200 Maloney, judy - 137 Marney, Yvonne -176 Marshall, joe -104, 200, 142 Lee - Parsons Moore, Susan - 190 More, Thom -104, 190, 109, 138, 142 Moore, Virginia - 200, 134 Moore, Wanda - 133 Morris, Dan - 201 Morrow, Randall - 201 Morton, Glen - 65, 201,143 Morton, Penny - 201,133 - mmons, Coleman - 181, 111 143 ssly, Cathy -189, 126, 133 wis, lke -181,160,162 wis, Lana - 175 wis, Matt - 65, 199, 142 ncoln, Becky -199 ncoln, Steve - 189 ely, Shelly -104,199,109, 138 pez, Guadalupe -180, 132 ng, Clark - 180 oney, Terry -100, 104 ve, David - 67,189,142 mmus, Lloyd - 67,189,141 cBrayer, Brenda -199,134 cCauley, William -199, 166 cCleery, Steve - 101, 176, 126,143 cClellan, john, jr. -104, 199,143 cClung, Crista -199, 138 cClung, Fred -199 cClure, Gayla -199 cConal, Ricky -199,141 cCoy, joyce - 104, 199, 138 cCrummen, Troy -199, 200 cDonough, Marilynl-181, 122, 135 cDonough, Mike - 176 Farlin, Nikki -104, 200, 137 Kean, Rick - 200 Kinney, Weldon - 176, 142 Nair, Brenda - 95,181, 21,133 Nair, Monty - 200, 121, 39 Neill, jim - 200 Pherson, joy -189, 108, 32 Rae, Benda -181, 123,133 Whorter, Glenda - 67, 08, 104, 189, 132 Martin Martin Martin Martin, , Dennis-189 ,jack -181,141 , Kirt -200, 140 Mike-176,141 Mash, jane -181, 136 Mason, Donna - 200,132 Massey, Bob - 190, 106, 125, 142 Massie, Gail - 99,106, 124, 137 Massie, Lloyd -190, 106,141 Maupin, Dennis - 200,139 Maupin, Donna -132 Maxey, Don - 190 May, Debra - 200, 132 Medders, jerry -190 Mereness, Ben -- 65, 200, 143 Merritt, Chris - 200,138 Meyer, Arleta - 200, 135 Meyers, Debbie - 200 Miller, Carol- 200,136 Miller, David - 200,142 Miller, Glenda -190, 129,134 Miller, Kenneth - 200 Miller, Tim - 200,111,142 Miller, Verna - 200,138 Milligan, Pamela - 200, 134, 138 Milliken, Gene -181,133, 141 Milliken, Radeen - 200 Mitchell, Sara -190,136 Moudy, Anne -190, 106, 107, 133 Moudy, janet - 190, 106,107, 121, 133 Moudy, Mark -128,129 Moultrie, Edward - 157 Mullins, Billy -181, 106 Murphy, Cindy -190, 133, 141 Murray, Camilla - 83,190,135 Naismith, Donna - 201,136 Nall, Cynthia - 201,134 Nance, Charlotte -176 Nash, Carol -135 Nash, Calquitte Nash, Cay -190 Naylor, Don -104,190 Naylor, Marilyn - 97, 201,133 Neal, Marcia - 201,134 Neel, Dale -181, 139 Newton, jamie - 201,135 Nichols, Philip - 201,106,139 Nixon, Leslie - 201,110 O'DeIl, Stacey - 93, 201, 137 Odle, Louise -190, 106,136 O'Hearn, Tim -181, 121 Oliver, Kay -190,133 O'Neal, Richard - 201 Orbison, janice - 201,132 Orbison, Tom - 201 Ortiz, Edye -176,126,136 Ortiz, joey -191,142,160, Moates, Eddie - 200 Monical, Marilyn - 200, 136 Morin, Carol - 200,133 Monroy, Ruth - 200, 122 Montgomery, Donna -181, 132 Montague, Maryette - 181 Montgomery, Sheila -176, 162 Osborn, Randy Outheir, jim -191,141 Owen, Keith -181,121,141 Owen, Mike -149, 155 Paden, Phil- 91,104,191, 109,115,142 Pagan, Tom -191, 146 Palma, Helen - 138 123 Moore, Chuck -176, 106, 141 Moore, Danny - 190 Moore Gerald - 200 Moorei'Gwyn -190, 135 Palmer, Carol- 201, 111, 132 Palmer, Glen -166 Pape, Weston - 191 Parsons, Dave - 181 219 220 Partain - Tate Partain, Randal Partin, Judy -181,117,133 Patrick, Karen -182,111,134 Pasley, Larry - 191 Peacher, Ed - 92, 201, 142 Pectol, Sue - 182,137 Peel, Beth -- 104,191,109,134 Peeples, Shelley - 83,191, 106, 109, 138 Perez, Lupe -166 Perrin, Doug - 90, 191, 140, 158 Perrin, Emily - 201,134 Pertillar, Gay - 182 Peterman, Russell- 115 Peterson, Beverly - 201 Petrassevich, Silvia - 201 Peurifoy, Penny -182 Phillips, Kathy - 201 Phillips, Wes - 97, 201,142 Pierce, Laura - 201,132 Perre, Mario - 141 Porter, Sharon - 176, 135 Potts, Emily - 86, 99, 176, 137 Potts, Karen - 176, 201, 106, 137 Powell, Annette - 106, 109, 138 Powelll, Debbie - 201,137 Privitt, Galen - 201, 142 Proctor, Ted -191, 129 Puckett, Debbie -191, 106, 107, 115, 137 Puckett, Owen -129 Puckett, Roy - 182, 106, 128, 129 Qualls, Dee - 201,139 Qualls, Sharon -182 Quest, Arthur - 201, 139 Quinn, Glenn -182 Randel, Rolla -191, 107, 109 Ratliff, Jean -176,123,132 Ray, Garleen - 176, 134 Reese, Jan - 202, 135 Renfro, Johnna - 202,136 Renner, Kathy - 176 Reynolds, Tanza - 202 Reynolds, Yevette - 182, 133 Rhodes, Robert - 182, 141 Rhodes, Susan - 94,176,126 Richards, Damon -- 93, 140, 202, 126, 156 Richards, Lecil - 89, 182, 126, 140 Richardson, Vivian - 202 Richey, Peggy -191, 106,115, 137 Riethmayer, Kai - 132 Rippee, Steve - 166 Roberts, Kim - 202, 135 Roberts, Steve - 202 Robertson, Sue Jan - 91,191, 126, 134 Robin, Jeanne - 202 Rogers, Jay Don -182 Rogers, Mary Lee - 182 Rogers, Larry Rogers, Phyllis - 176,106,107 Rose, Nancy -191,132 Roseberry, Steven - 202, 142 Ross, Gary - 202, 139 Rowland, Chuck - 129 Rush, Roger -182 Russell, Barbara - 71, 176, 138 Russell, Keith -139 Russell, Paul -166, 169 Russell, Randall -176 Russwurm, Rick - 202, 159, 126,140 Sansom, Ira - 182, 140, 160, 165 Satterwhite, James -111 Saunders, Judy -104,191,138 Seay, Dan -191, 141 Seay, Don - 202, 106 Sellers, Randy - 202, 142 Settle, Reta - 65, 202 Sexton, Jean - 202 Sexton, Phil- 191,141 Schuller, Lyn - 202,135 Sheehan, Bruce - 192 Shaw, Phil - 104, 192, 109, 141 Sheets, Dan -192, 134, 140 Shewmaker, Bert- 129 Shook, James -166 Shurbert, Patsy - 83, 176, 134 Simmons, Jonny -192 Simmons, Stan - 142, 68, 88, 182, 120 Simmons, Vanessa - 202, 106, 134 Simmons, Vanita -104, 182, 134 Sims, Susan -192,110,133 Simpkins, Sandra - 202 Singletary, Stan -192 Singleton, Steve - 101, 182, 106,123,141 Smith, Anita - 202 Smith, Beth -- 71,176,110, 122,134 Smith, Carol - 202,138 Smith, Jerry - 66,192, 115, 140 Smith, Pam -182,106 Smith, Tommy -192 Smith, Vicki -138 Smithson, Toni - 202, 132 Smithson, Vicki -132 Sneed, Shirley - 104,192,115 137 Snow, Susie - 202,134 Sparks, Barbara - 68, 79, 88, 182, 106, 33 Sparks, Twana - 202 Spivey, Donna - 182, 106 Spoonts, Tommy -104, 109 Spartlin, James - 202 Sprinkle, Linda - 203,135 Spurlin, Karen - 203 Stephens, Larry - 177 Stephens, Martha -192, 136 Stewart, Steve - 101, 182, 12 143 Stout, Rod - 192 Stout, Sue - 203 Strait, Bob -176 Strawn, Delores -. 182,134 Strawn, M. -104, 192 Strickler, David Strickin, Fred -126, 160, 165 Struve, Fritz - 183, 142 Sturdivant, Ray - 183 Sucsy, Steve -192, 115, 132, 142 Sullivan, Shonie -177, 122 Sumners, Dale -177 Sunday, Dorthy - 110 Surley, Judy - 203 Surley, Rhonda -192,133 Swan, Larry - 192, 141 Swem, Avis -183 Sykes, Debbie - 203, 132 Tabor, Dangle - 70,177,126 139 Tabor, Johnny Tabor, Glenda -177,183 Tannery, Ron -177 Tant, Sharon - 203 Tate, Benita - 65, 104, 109, 134 tum, Stan - 166, 167 ylor, Anita - 203,135 ylor, Denise -183,134 ylor, Don -183 ylor, Larry -183,123 Weddel, Brenda -183, 138 Weinhold, Caolyn - 203 Welborn, Gloria -177, 136 Welch, Danny - 203,124, 139 Wells, Eileen - 183 mpleton, David -177, 108 homas, Cozetta - 138, 104, 203,109 homas, janie - 77, 177, 115, 137 homas, jerry -141 homas, Margaret- 203, 137 homas, Ramona - 80, 90, 193,137 hompson, Kathleen - 193, 126, 134 hurston, joe - 129 idwell, Keith - 183 hut, Cathy - 104, 193, 134 ole, Deborah - 193 russell, Lanny - 203,129 ubb, Wanett - 203 urner, Donald -183,111, 121, 139 doh, johnson - 203 dom, Abel -183 dom, joyce -183 nderwood, Elvera -183 resti, josie - 203 rnick, Frank - 124, 140 anderhoof, james -104,193 anderveer, Debbie - 132 andevender, Skip -149,193 150, 126, 140 annoy, jimmy -183, 123 elasquez, Ruth - 122 ieregge, Terry - 203, 139 ittitow, Robert - 166 alkdrop, jay - 203, 143 alker, jack -177, 106 alker, Margaret -138 aller, Kathy - 203 alter, Linda - 177 arren, Darlene -183 ashburn, Cindy - 89,137, Wells, Tommy - 203 West, Ronny -193, 142 Wheeler, Peggy - 203, 135 Whisnand, Dana -193,106, 107, 133 Whitaker, Gwen -177, 133 White, Susan -135 Whittemore, Robert - 129 Wilbanks, Belinda - 203,138 Wilhite, Kathy -193, 137 Williams, Debbie - 203,137 Williams, Newelene -193, 132 Wilson, Charles -177 Wilson, Mary -193 Wilson, Mike -183 Wilson, Paul - 203,139 Woltman, Terry -177,139 Wood, Wood, jan -193, 203 jan -137 Woods, Eloise - 96,193,136 Woods, Leslie -183 Wooton, Fred -193, 106, 109, 135 Wyatt, Rush -183 Young, james -183 Young, Linda - 203,135 Young, Paula -193,106 Young, Russell -106, 109 Yowell, Rickie -193, 143 Zant, Leland -177 Zant, Loretta - 135 Faculty Baker, jim - 21, 123 183,115 ashburn, Mike -104, 203, 143 atson, Meli -183, 123, 135 HLSOFI atson , Mike -193,142 , Susan - 203 eaver, Eddie -193,129,142 Bearden, june - 20,141 Beyer, jim - 23 Bowe, Gary -19,140 Bostick, Walt - 22 Bryant, Reese - 18 Burcham, Carroll - 21 Carter, Steve - 21 Casella, Carmelo - 23 Castleman, john - 19 Cook, Elton - 22, 64 ebb, jerry - 152 ebb, Sharon - 193, 134 Cox, Charles - 20 Dobbs, chrisn - 23, 64, 135 Tatum - Wright Estep, Gary - 22 Evans, Bruce - 19 Garro, Gerardo - 21 Green, Aubrey - 21,64 Hale, jerry - 19 Harman, Rickey - 22 Hawkins, Robert --14, 18 Hay, john F., jr. - 22,143 Hays, Larry - 19, 143, 149, 166, 169 Hays, Nell - 19 Hill, john - 23 Hinds, Wayne - 20,111 Holloway, jesse - 22 Kay, C. L. - 11 Kearley, Furman - 18 Keener, Norman - 12 Kirkpatrick, Foy - 18 Laird, Dick - 23,139 Leftwich, Bill 4-14,142 Lynch, Henry - 23 Maddox, Pat - 22 Mason, Lynne - 22,136 Mason, Perry - 22 Massey, james - 18 Mattox, F. W. - 10 Maxwell, Everett - 20, 112 Moser, K. C. - 18 Moudy, Bula - 22 Owen, jim - 22 Parks, Diane - 20, 111 Perrin, jerry - 19 Perrin, janis - 19 Perrin, Lester - 23 Perrin, Elaine - 21 Privitt, Bob - 20 Pruitt, Harvie -19, 64,138 Reed, Donna - 21 Reed, Ronald - 21 Rhodes, Hugh -19,126,160 Rohodes, Kenneth - 13 Roberts, Margaret - 21 Roberts, j. Lee - 20 Rogers, Larry - 19, 126 Sherrod, Lynn - 22 Simpson, Bob - 23 Smith, David - 22 Vickers, Becky - 21,111 Vickers, Patty - 20, 110, 135 Walker, Allen - 22 Webb, jerry - 22 Williams, Don - 21, 64,124, 125, 142 Wright, Rita - 21 In Memory Df l Linda Shepard Clark Debra Lynn johnson Duane Holder Aug. 21, 1950 - Aug. 1, 1971 Feb. 24, 1953 - lan. 5, 1972 March 10,1952 -june 30, 1972 Linda, Debbie and Duane were Christlike young people who loved life and gave of themselves to others. They were from wonder- ful Christian families. They were popular with students and faculty, took their studies seri- ously, and represented well the ideals for which L.C.C. stands. We all loved them dearly. EI Explorador Staff Editor ....... Photographers Staff .... Sponsor ..... Cheryl Helmer . . .Steve Sucsy Carl Cope ..LiIah Crainey Chris Coins Howard Karbo judy Partin . .Steve Carter 224 REPLENISHINC This winter, the wind hurls leaves from bare branches and the tumbleweeds travel their meandering and determined course. From the flat prairie rise buildings of brick, intermingled with wooden reminders of. years before. New concrete sidewalks are tracing smooth pathways to modern classrooms equipped with conditioned air and seats designed for the very best of learning. The learners, like the tumbleweeds, are wandering in a careless way to their specific destinations. Somewhere among them are the ghosts of those who once walked in the ' mud to airy classrooms with inflexible seats of learning. The contemporary scholars do not see the ghosts, but keep pace with as with old friends. And the wind echoes the laughter of . the pioneers, mingling it with theological discussions and campus gossip. lt is a warm sound, a sound of fifteen years of companionship. Beth Smith