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

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KLCC D J Troln os They Broodcost KLCC began broadcasting the second week of school from over the cafeteria in the Betty Han- cock Center under the direction of sponsor Don Williams. Serving as managers of the station were Roby Roberts and David Talbott. The sta- tion celebrated its sixteenth year with a top forty format popular among students. Difficulties collided with KLCC when they tried to transmit to both dorms. Despite disc jockeys' efforts, transmitters stayed out of order for much of the year. To improve their radio announcing skills, the disc jockeys attended a weekly radio workshop. Different broadcasting techniques and skills such as reading the voltage and modulation meters were included in the course. To qualify for licensing, the student DJ . 's also learned radio frequencies and the FCC rules for Third Class broadcasting. Scheduled trips to radio stations such as KFYO, KSEL, and KLBK also enhanced their knowledge in the field of mass communications. Happy to be seen for once rather than heard are KLCC disc jockeys Ctop rowb lim Wright, Roby Roberts, David Talbott, Tim Talley: Csecond rowj David Kirk, Philip Stroud, Cliff Wilson. Cosette Holland, sponsor Don Williams, Terry Allen, and Cseatedl Ioe Green. Preparing for an informative evening of broad- casting is disc jockey Tim Talley. bl Luigi, lf PARK DEDICATIONXKLCC 19

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e voices of Donna Barnes, Myrna Monical, Susie Belton, Diane Daniels, Dcanic Duncan, Charlotte y, Terry Lamberth, and Wendy Davis combine to form the Women's Octette. eading A Cappella in 1977 are officers Cback rowj Jimmy Smith, Riser Chairman: Stan Morgan, Presi- ,entg Lawrence Crowder, Publicity Chairman: ffront rowb Wendy Davis, Uniform Chairman: Steve Ger- han, Vice-President: Terry Lamberth. Secretary: Key Payton, Loading Chairman. A Coppello Purposed To Service The A Cappella Chorus was primar- ily concerned with service. It served its own students by involving them in an active organization, it served the school by being a powerful student- recruiting agency, and it served vari- ous churches by bringing them inspira- tional concerts. This program of serv- ice took the choir five to six thousand miles and through forty to fifty con- certs. A choral retreat along with Meister- singers andiilhorale began the year. Soon the traveling began. This included a fall tour to Denver which was highlighted by a walk through the Garden of the Gods, a trip to the Christian College Choral Festival under the direction of William Daw- son, author of Balm of Gilead, and another tour which took the choir to San Francisco. Directing the chorus was Dr. B. Wayne Hinds. Stan Morgan led the group as president. A CAPPELLA 21