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

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Dr. F. W. Mattox served as presi- dent of LCC for 16 years with his wife, Mildred, at his side. He is now the chancellor of LCC and serves as a good-will ambassador for the college in addition to his duties as minister of the Church of Christ in Wilmington, N . C . Also serving LCC in many ways are members of the Board of Trustees, who were honored at the first annual recog- nition dinner on their behalf that was held Dec. 12. Board Chairman Lennis Baker received a hand-engraved proc- lamation for his efforts, while Mr. and Mrs. I . E. Hancock were presented an oil painting of themselves. Mr. Han- cock is vj.Ce-chaiIman of the board , Dr. F. W. Matrox, chancellor of LCC, sits for a portrait withhis wife Mildred. Mrs. I . E. Hancock and Mrs. Lennis Baker stand before two portraits presented Dr. Pruitt expresses gratitude to the Board at this year's Appreciation to the Hancocks by LCC. ,,v l 1 - , . . f Chairman of the Board Lennis Baker, left, shares The Lee Watts. Mrs. Hacker. Dr. Pruitt, and Dr. Jerry Pernn heal' DI- Haiikel' 5 remarks 0 a moment with Lee Watts, painter of the Han- to the Board of Trustees. cock portraits. 20 - BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES GLENN ANTWINE, Lubbock, Texas LENNIS BAKER, Lubbock. Texas J. DON BALDRIDGE, Lubbock, Texas JOE R. BARNETT, Lubbock, Texas LEONARD BARTLETT, Lubbock, Texas EVERETT BLANTON, Amarillo, Texas CLEM BOVERIE, Lubbock, Texas FRANK BOZEMAN, Quernado, Texas JACK CARDWELL, E1 Paso, Texas EDGAR CHANCE, Lubbock, Texas J. W. COX, Tulia, Texas DEE CUMMINGS, Panhandle, Texas GUY GOEN, Spur, Texas LAWRENCE GREEN, Lubbock, Texas J. W. HAMBY, Plainview, Texas J. E. HANCOCK, Lubbock, Texas VERNON HARMAN, SR. , Canyon, Texas L. D. HAYS, Dora, New Mexico E. K. HUFSTEDLER, Lubbock, Texas LOWELL JOHNSON, Lubbock, Texas J. B. MCCORKLE, Lubbock, Texas RANDOLPH MILLS, Lubbock, Texas E. VANCE MITCHELL, Midland, Texas JOE PHILLIPS. Lubbock, Texas JOHN PILLOW, Seagraves, Texas GENE POLVADO, Plainview, Texas I. B. POTTS, Posr, Texas J. C. RIGNEY, Lubbock, Texas WARRAN ROSS, Austin, Texas ELDON SANDERS, Childress, Texas GEORGE SAUNDERS, Forgan, Oklahoma PAUL SHERROD, Lubbock, Texas CLIFFORD TERRY, Kilgore, Texas CHESTER WIGGAINS, Summerfield, Texas LINUS WRIGHT, Houston, Texas members look over photographs of some LCC property.

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W. JOE HACKER, D.R.E. , President PEGGY BAKER, Sec. it Presi den t By restructuring the College's administrative apparatus and traveling tirelessly in money-raising efforts, Dr. Hacker made his second year a decisive one in the college's history. After intensive study, he initiated a program of firm control over the financial and administrative processes of LCC, a decision which began to turn the school around and to get it moving in the direction of positive change . New programs now functioning which Dr. Hacker has brought to LCC are the International Studies program in Europe and the Holy Land, and evangelistic campaigns to Brazil and several countries in Europe. The Mabee Founda- tion's challenge grant which the president negotiated has financed the building of the nearly-completed Mabee Stu- dent Activities Center. As a mark of his interest and concern for the students, Dr. Hacker has on several occasions this year opened his home to receptions and parties where students are invited to come and visit with him on an informal basis . PRESIDENT 21