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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 1984 El Explorador CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS ACTIVITIES pln SiR ls Renae ty mar bs ) | Sa Sis soba: saa F F vets Fess Wa si } Pest see a 8 } | FS eldetel 4 , 12 or THE 1984 EL EXPLORADOR IS PROUDLY DEDICATED TO: We salute Larry, Nell, Daren, Shannon, Bandi, Justin, and Melanie Hays for being a part of our lives at LCC. They have con- tributed to the college with their energy, their spirituality, their positive and pleasant ways, and their overall Christian attitudes. Larry and his wife, Nell, who were high school sweethearts, have been married 19 years and have five children, three boys and two girls. Larry said, ‘All of them are active. I spend my time trying to keep up with them, like a normal father. I go to their con- tests and take part in what they are doing, LARRY HAYS and His FAMILY whatever it is. My goal is to be part of their life.” While Larry Hays is constantly described as honest, he’s also very straightforward. He describes his wife as ‘‘the best thing that’s ever happened to me. She knows when it’s my busy time and she knows how to handle it. It takes a talent to do that.” Larry Hays has almost as much feeling for his baseball teams as he does for his family. Hays has been coach of the baseball teams at LCC for the last 13 years during which time he has averaged 43 victories each year. During the 1983-84 season he saw his tei win the 600th game of his career. The co : against New Mexico State University, a 1 victory, supplied him with his 600th win. | Larry Hays fell in love with baseball a kid when he listened to major league ga on the radio. He played baseball in sc and in college. It is one of his great lovesg} life. He said, “I personally believe t anyone who doesn’t realize his dependen } on God is wrong. If coaching doesn’t teal) you that you’re not the answer nothing elf . will.”’ IN MEMORIAM TRACI YOUNG Traci Young was killed in an automobile wreck in Lubbock early in the Fall Semester. She was Presi- dent of LOA social club and a member of the Baseball Belles. We miss her smile and her cheer- ful personality. She has blessed our lives with her energy and spirit. PAUL SHERROD Paul Sherrod died on October 9, 1983. He served as the founding Chairman of the Board of Trustees of LCC and as an Elder for many years at Broadway Church of Christ and at Greenlawn. He was best known for his personal work in saving souls. Durward Henderson died July 26, 1983 as the result of a fall he suf- fered while painting his house. He was a master repairman and plumber at LCC for many years. His smile is missed. He was the most dependable person to help at any time of the day or night with the most unpleasant tasks. He was a great example. 19 20 PRESIDENT LEMLEY Dr. Steven Lemley continues to serve LCC with dignified enthusiasm. His plea- sant ways and his wisdom have brought harmony and progress to our college. He and his wife, Emily, are great assets to their own family, to the school, but also to the greater community of Lubbock and to the church at large. Dr. Lemley speaks for civic clubs, arts groups, church lectureships, college lec- tureships, youth organizations, business groups and social clubs. He is always on the go and is always helping. His involve- ment is always positive and necessary. We salute Dr. and Mrs. Lemley for a job well done, and we wish them continued success. A 2 JOHNSON HALL ASSOCIATES The LCC Associates is a group of ladies across the South Plains of Texas who have supported the college in numerous ways since the beginning. They have conducted a Gift Fair before Christmas each year that raises over $10,000 each time. Their yearly dues, the sale of Associates Cookbooks, a spring garage sale, and a pie booth at the South Plains Fair are other ways the good ladies bring money for their projects on campus. Their refurbishing the men’s dorm was a real blessing this year for the men in Johnson Hall. Ruth Reinsch served as President of the Associates this year. Mol- ly Keener was First V.P. , Jamie Horton, Second V.P., and Emily Lemley, Third WAY. Dickie Hay, Julia Steele, Floyce Preston, Nadienne Cannon, Ruth Garner and Molly Keener Julia Steele, Jamie Horton, Delta Brewer, Altha Mack, Shirley Thompson, and Mary Tanner. 21 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members Lennis Baker Don Baldridge William Banowsky Joe Barnett Kyle Bartee Leonard Bartlett Everett Blanton Jack Cardwell Ron Clem J. W. Cox David Cummings Ken Dye Don Fletcher Guy Goen Don Gregory B. R. Griffin Harry Groves J. W. Hamby J. E. Hancock Vernon Harman L. D. Hays T. A. Hicks Lowell Johnson J. D. Kelley Steven Lemley Scott Mack Beecher McCormick John McCourt J. W. Paul Eugene Palvado George Saunders Clark Self Sharyn Webb Kirby Williams Ruth Reinsch, Ex Officio J. E. Hancock and Steven Lemley welcome Dr. William Banowsky, President of OU, to be an LCC Board member. 'RUBYE ANDERSON Print Shop Supervisor oom one JUNE BEARDEN Associate Professor Speech and Drama R. JIM BEYER 'rofessor of Psychology MUL BLAKE nancial Aid Advisor DR. JIM BAKER Chairman of Department of Foreign Languages DR. CARISSE BERRYHILL Associate Professor of English RODNEY BLACKWOOD Associate Professor of Agriculture JOHN PAUL BLANKENSHIP Instructor of Youth Ministry L. ‘¢ 9 IONA BALDRIDGE Instructor of Biology INEZ BAUCUM Assistant Professor of Social Work FACULTY STAFF GARY BOWE Associate Professor of Physical Education LECIL BRATCHER Maintenance Department 23 24 CARROLL BURCHAM BEVERLY BYERS DIANE CARD DAVID CARTER Associate Professor of English College Nurse Library Assistant Director of Financial Aid LALANI CARTER DR. LINDA CASH DR. JOHN CASTLEMAN DR. MARY JO CLENDENIN Supervisor of Katie Rogers Dorm Chairman of Home Economics Chairman of Education Professor of Education Department Department al tad PHA AAA JOHN COPELAND Head Basketball Coach for Men 1 LISA COLEMAN Financial Aid [sss DAVID CONDER CHARLES COX : Head Track Coach Director of Meistersinger Chorus, | Associate Professor of Music = — iIEORGE DAVIS laintenance Department R. CHRISTA DOBBS hairman of Business dministration : ; 4 MARY DAVIS Comptroller of the College DR. RON DOVER Development Officer DR. LEON CROUCH Professor of Bible BARBARA DANIELS Bible Department Secretary CALVIN DAVIS Grounds Supervisor DONNA DAVIS Education Department Secretary ANN DELOACH Instructor in Business Administration LISA ECKMAN Admissions Secretary RAFAEL DIAZ Maintenance Department STEVE ECKMAN Dean of Student Services 25 DR. GARY ESTEP GARY EVANS PAULA GANNAWAY STEVEN GERMAN Chairman of Biology Assistant Professor of Bible Librarian Admissions Counselor Fens : ; JANIE HAGGARD SHARON HALE NORMA HANCOCK DR. DAN HARDIN English Department Secretary Development Secretary Dean of Students Professor of Bible DR. JOYCE HARDIN Associate Professor of Education RANDY HARMAN Admissions Counselor EE ie _ DR. RICKEY HARMAN DR. ROGER HAWLEY DICKIE HAY | Development Officer Associate Professor of Trusts Secretary Psychology LARRY HAYS B. L. HEARN JEANETTE HEARN Director of Athletics Motor Pool Secretary to Executive Vice-President Te a i) 7 _)WILLIAM HILL DR. WAYNE HINDS _ Maintenance Chairman of Music Department Ses = DR. RUTH HOLMES Associate Professor of Music SN LN SERED I DR. JOHN HAY Vice President for Income Trusts and Bequests DR. JOHN HILL Chairman of History Department JAMES JOHNSON Instructor in Speech Faculty Intramurals Representatives: | to r, top: Gary Bowe, Hugh Rhodes, Les Perrin, Rodney Blackwood, Don Williams, John Copeland, Bottom Row, David Wilson, Larry Rogers, Gonzalo Ramirez. CHARLOTTE KIGHT Registrar’s Secretary of ot Kit PM ic! JOHN KING COY KINGSLEY DR. FOY KIRKPATRICK RONELLE KRUGER Director of Colle ge Relations Word Processing Registrar Instructor in Art DICK LAIRD KATHRYN LYNCH WALT MCALEXANDER GENE MCNEILL Associate Professor of Political Executive Secretary to the Public Information for Sports Photographer and Supervisor of Science President Johnson Dorm 28 DR. PAT MADDOX Associate Professor of Economics TIM MARSHALL Sports Trainer LYNN MASON Assistant Professor of Chemistry JACK NADEAU Development Officer PAM MARSHALL Maintenance Secretary KIRT MARTIN Assistant Professor of Agriculture Sy Nw = —- “ DR. PERRY MASON Chairman of Chemistry Department DR. GAYLE NAPIER Chairman of Psychology Department ee DR. CALLIE MICKEY Assistant Professor of Sociology DEBORAH NICCUM Secretary for Dean of Students ERIN MILLER Psychology Department Secretary SHEILA O’CONNOR Development Office Secretary 29 30 KENNETH PARKMAN Maintenance Department DR. JERRY PERRIN Executive Vice President BILL PHILLIPS Director of Business Office GONZALO RAMIREZ Instructor in Spanish BILLIE PECTOL Business Office 23} KAREN RANDOLPH Chairman of Art Department DR. DAVID PEEBLES Chairman of Math Department ELAINE PERRIN Associate Professor of English DR. HARVIE PRUITT President of LCC Endowment Foundation ¢ 4% aA Wihsyg JOHN PLASTER Instructor in Math mx : ; DOT REAT DR. RONALD REED i Admissions Secretary Chairman of English Department | es } hoa | | HUGH RHODES Distinguished Professor of | Physical Education b . AARGARET ROBERTS Assistant Professor of Foreign anguages NORMA RUTH RHODES Secretary to the Dean MARGARET ROBINSON Secretary in Development LX. W Ys ah JOYCE ROBERTS J. LEE ROBERTS Secretary to Dean of Students Associate Professor of Art DR. LARRY ROGERS LYN ROSE Chairman of Physical Education Instructor in English Department DALE SIMPSON Development Officer DR. DAVID SMITH Associate Professor of Biology 31 Snape Seth sensei saomsen iam aero age ; CARL SPRATLIN JIM SPRATLIN Maintenance Department Director of New Construction KELLI SNOW Secretary in the Bookstore FOR Oe Rate Ee HOYCILLE VALENTINE DR. PATRICIA VICKERS Secretary in Development ie ‘ Va 2 REBECCA VICKERS COLYSTA WALLERS Librarian Personnel Secretary } DR. DON WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS MARCUS WILSON FORREST WHITLOW Postmistres Admissions Counselor Mabee Student Life Supervisor Academic Dean 32 DR. CHARLES STEPHENSON | Chairman of Bible Department Associate Professor of English RIES SE 2 =| =z 4 =z a ta 2 2 a SHEILA ABBOTT Pound, VA ANTHONY AKOGU L ubbock KENT ALLISON Lubbock LISA ANGLIN New Deal, TX JOEL BAILEY Wadsworth, OH CURTIS BARBARICK Porterville, CA ALPHONSO BASS Brownsville, TX HOLLY BATTEN Ennis, TX TAMMI BELL Ackerly, TX BRUCE BRACHT Oceanside, CA STAN BRAUN Farmington, NM JACQUALINE BRIGGS Lubbock, TX KEVIN BROWN Dalhart, TX MICHAEL BROWN Dumas, TX REBECCA BRYANT Lubbock, TX KAY BUTLER Quebec, Canada WILLIE CALHOUN Pleasanton, TX JOHNETTE CLARK Dumas, TX CHARLOTTE CLIFTON Snyder, TX MARK COLBY Englewood, CO 34 | | | KENT CONNER Hurst, TX KEVIN COOPER Grady, NM ROY COUNTS Midland, TX NANCY CROW Lubbock, TX RICH DOLAN Midland, TX MICHAEL DUCKHORN Chicago, IL KIRK DUDLEY Lubbock, TX JULIE DURBIN Electra, TX SCOTT ECKMAN York, NE DEBBIE ELLISON Crosbyton, TX STEPHANIE ESTES Midland, TX BRENDA FISH Crowell, TX NANCY FISH Crowell, TX MICHAEL FISHER Lubbock, TX STACY FLOURNOY Crosbyton, TX DAVID FULTZ Lefors, TX NORMAN GIROUARD Alex, VA LAURA GREEN Los Angeles, CA LUTHER GRIFFIN Carlsbad, NM NANCY HANCOCK Monahans, TX 35 36 GEORGE HANKINS Lubbock, TX JANET HARRIS Odessa, TX BARBARA HAYNIE Ellsworth AFB SD SUSAN HESS Borger, TX MICHAEL HETTICK Visalia, CA LISA HIGHLAND Lubbock, TX CAROL HILLYER Lubbock, TX DANNY HINKLE Del Rio, TX VERNON HISE Albuquerque, NM DANNY HOLMES Snyder, TX KEITH HUEY Marysville, OH JULIE HUNTER Chelsea, OK ENGLY IOANIS E Caroline Isl JERRY ISLER Grady, NM TONYA IVIE Lubbock, TX THOMAS JARVIS Lancaster, CA RUSSELL JOHNSON Lubbock, TX CARLA JONES Greenville, SC MELANIE JONES Beaumont, TX VIRGINIA JONES Beaumont, TX KAREN KAUFMAN Audubon, IA KEVIN KELLEY Rockford, IL ELLIS KIGHT Lubbock, TX GREG KNIGHT Greeley, CO JOHN KNOX Lubbock, TX MARGARET LAIRD Idalou, TX RUTH LANCE Sudan, TX LANE LAWRENCE Eureka, CA GARY LEWIS Lubbock, TX TODD LEWIS Houston, TX LARRY LITTRELL Lubbock, TX CRAIG MARTIN Lubbock, TX BRENT MASON Post, TX CAROL MASTROBATTISTA Bernardsville, NJ RICHARD MAXWELL Borger, TX SUSAN MAXWELL Sweetwater, TX 37 SUZANNE MAY Lubbock, TX VERNON McVADE Temple, TX JEFF MEEKINS Borger, TX DANA MILLER Friona, TX MIKE MILLER Fresno, CA NEAL MILLER Kaufman, TX SUSAN MILLER San Pablo, CA CINDY MILLS Anton, TX QUENTIN MIMMS Muleshoe, TX LARRY MOORHEAD Roscoe, TX GINA MORRIS San Antonio, TX ROLAND MOSLEY Houston, TX CHUCK MUNOZ El Paso, TX LISA MUNOZ Carlsbad, NM LARRY NICCUM Ridgecrest, CA TINA NICHOLS Anton, TX EMMANUEL NWOGWUGWU Lubbock, TX DAN O’CONNOR Phoenix, AZ GEORGE PENDERGRASS New York, NY TIM PERRIN Lubbock, TX ANITA POTTS Lubbock, TX TERENCE QUIGLEY Villa Park, IL GLENN QUINLAN Arvada, CO WALTER RAMAGE Spur, TX JERRY REEVES Aztec, NM JANIS RHEA Lubbock, TX KEVIN RHODES Lubbock, TX JULIE ROBERTS Villanova, PA VERA ROBERTSON Valdosta, GA JARITA RUFF Uniondale, NY IRENE RUSHIN Lubbock, TX MICHAEL SHANABERGER Lubbock, TX FRANKLIN SHAVE Ralls, TX MARY JANE SIDOTI Lubbock, TX BECKY SIGNOR Mesa, AZ ANITA SPERRY Houston, TX ALVIN STAMPS Panhandle, TX BRUCE STELL Albuquerque, NM RICK STEPHENS Roswell, NM WILLIAM SULLIVAN Lake Jackson, TX VICKI SUNDERLAND Borger, TX JACQ UELYN TABOR Jal, NM MELISA TATUM Post, TX BRADLEY THORNTON Alvin, TX LOUISE TSOSIE Chinle, AZ BRYAN TURNER Ogden, UT MONTI VANDIVER Muleshoe, TX ALICIA VINSON Roswell, NM 39 ARCHIE WARWICK Hamilton, MT DON WASHBURN Midland, TX CHANG MEI WEN Lubbock, TX LARYN WEST Vacaville, CA PAT WHEELER Brownfield, TX JANICE WHITEHEAD Lubbock, TX WALTER WILHOIT Portales, NM JANET WILLIAMS Houston, TX TOM WILLS Des Moines, IA SUZY WITT Lubbock, TX PAMELA WOODBINE Mt. Vernon, NY CARLA WYRICK Dumas, TX RAYMOND YELLOWMAN Tuba City, AZ SALLY YOUNGBLOOD Lefors, TX CORNELIA ZIAMA Lubbock, TX 40 JUNIORS -egaossSes Sheena : anionemedioniae 42 TISA ADAMS Keyes, OK LINDA ADKINS San Simon, AZ COLLEEN ALTIZER San Marino, CA SHONNYE AUTRY Pep, NM SHELLY BALDWIN Brownfield, TX AMY BASYE Plainview, TX TIM BAUGH Coleman, TX COBY BECKNER Clayton, NM LLOYD BENSON Snyder, TX LORI BIGHAM Lubbock, TX DAVID BLACKWELL Atlanta, GA BRENDA BOLING Silverton, TX JOHNNY BOLING Lubbock, TX EDDIE BONNER Century, FL JANET BRACKEEN Wilmington, DE KIM BROWN Lampasas, TX PATRICK BROWN Dumas, TX DOYLE BRUCE Dumas, TX ADRIAN CAL Los Angeles, CA IRA CALLINS Lubbock, TX TROY CARTWRIGHT Plainview, TX ’ SA7? PATTI CASH Portales, NM BRYDGES CEASAR Kansas City, KS MELANIE CHAPPELL Dallas, TX CHRISTINE CHRISTENSEN Leon, TX ANNA CLARK Clarksburg, CA GORDON CLARK Dumas, TX CORNELIUS CLARK Dallas, TX LESLIE COFFEY Ft. Worth, TX JANET COMBS Lubbock, TX JOE COOPER Yukon, OK TAUNYA CRAWFORD Lubbock, TX CHUCK CROUCH Lubbock, TX WILLIE DANDRIDGE Washington, D.C. MELISSA DANIEL Eatonton, GA ALYCIA DEVERS Louisville, KY GUY DORMAN Lubbock, TX EDISON DY Lubbock, TX MICHELLE ELDRIDGE Clovis, NM 43 44 LORA EVANS Lubbock, TX LARENDA FAVER Lubbock, TX DAVID FERGUSON San Antonio, TX CYDNEY FORD Farwell, TX TERRI FRANZEN St. Paul, MN JOHNNY GATELY Searcy, AR LAURA GEURIN El Paso, TX ANITA GONZALEZ Lancaster, CA BERNICE GONZALES Hereford, TX TERRY GRIFFITH Plano, TX COREY HAGGARD Lubbock, TX ANDY HALL Lubbock, TX THOMAS HAMMETT Lubbock, TX JOHNNIE HAMPTON Lubbock, TX CHARLES HARRIS Shreveport, LA GINA HARRIS Dallas, TX SHARON HARRIS Gardens, CA SUSIE HARRIS Tipton, OK WENDELL HART Maywood, IL SCOTT HAWLEY Lubbock, TX GLENDA HIBBENS Midland, TX TONIA HILL Coldwater, MS ROBERT HINDS Lubbock, TX GARY HOLM Roswell, NM BONNIE HOLT Austria LELAND HUFSTEDLER Lubbock, TX LAURA HYSELL Evansville, WY JOMBO IBE Lubbock, TX SCOTT INGALLS Puyallup, WA MARILYN IVANCHAK Lubbock, TX BETSY JOHNSON Talco, TX KAYLA JOHNSON Vernon, TX HAROLD JONES New York, NY 45 BONNA KEMP Lubbock, TX KEVIN KENNER Mt. Vernon, NY ROSIE LARA Lubbock, TX RICHARD LEWIS, JR. Phoenix, AZ EDWIN LINDSAY Lacrescenta, CA ISA LOREDO Lubbock, TX JAY MACKEY Lubbock, TX DONNA MAHAN Artesia, NM CINDY MASSON Fayetteville, GA MARK MCCONATHY Aledo, TX JUDY MCCORMICK Lamesa, TX JON MCGANN Hacienda Heights, CA SHERON MORRIS Yountstown, OH MARY MOSLEY Houston, TX DANA MOWRER Agawam, MA GARY MOYERS Lubbock, TX REBECCA MUSICK Snyder, TX LUPE NACEANCENO Crosbyton, TX 46 SUZIE NATION Porterville, CA ROBYN NEWMAN Lindsay, CA ROBERT OWENS Seagraves, TX JEFF OWINGS Visalia, CA CRAIG PACANOWSKI Lubbock, TX EVONNA PAFFORD Oakdale; CA MAUREEN PAIR Shallowater, TX WINSTON PARKINSON Granbury, TX MARCY PERCIVAL Lubbock, TX RITA PHELPS Wichita Falls, TX KATHERINE PLUMPP Flint, MI GAYLE POWELL Panhandle, TX MIKE PRATHER Lamesa, TX RANDY PRICE Burley, ID BART PRUITT Lubbock, TX NORVA LEE RALSTIN Mullinville, KS CLARA ROBERTSON Anton, TX REBECCA ROBINSON Stinnett, TX ANN SEELY Lamesa, TX KIMBERLY SHIPMAN Victoria, TX CARLA SMITH Modesto, CA JOHN SMITH Moore, MT JOHN STEVES Ft. Worth, TX REISA STEWART Grants, NM JANELLE STRATTON Amarillo, TX JULIE SWAFFORD Overland Park, KS GISELE TAYLOR Lubbock, TX SANDRA TAYLOR Houston, TX PAMELA TRACY Omaha, NE ED TURNEY Denton, TX PAULINE VALVEADE Albuquerque, NM PAUL VAN WINKLE White Fish, MT BOBBY VENTURA Carrizozo, N.M. BECKY WALKER Shallowater, TX TAMI WHITE McFarland, CA ROGER WILKINSON Copperas Cove, TX ANTHONY WILLIAMS St. Louis, MO RICHIE WINEGEART Odessa, TX MELODIE VOIGT Roswell, NM EUNIE YOUNG Lubbock, TX JEFF YOUNG Gunnison, CO ¢ vsnssieceaennebie: oma | a cat BRENDA ADAIR Phoenix, AZ DEBBIE ADRIAN Kingman, AZ TIMOTHY ALLEN Cedar Hill, TX JAME ANDREW El Paso, TX PETER ANOMNEZE Lubbock, TX JEFF BAKER Lubbock, TX GARY BEARD Lubbock, TX STEVE BLAGRAVE Ackerly, TX JOAN BLAIS Lodi, CA DENE BOWE Lubbock, TX DOUG BRIGGS Albuquerque, N.M. DAN BROWN Claude, TX LARRY BROWN Albuquerque, N.M. SCOTT BROWN Lubbock, TX BARBARA BRUNSON Lubbock, TX PHIL BRYANT Duncanville, TX ELIZABETH BURCHAM Lubbock, TX LORRI BYERS Lubbock, TX LALANI CARTER Lubbock, TX MELISSA CHRISTY Childress, TX GIL CHUGEN Guam KWOK CHUNG Hong Kong MONICA COPPINGER Visalia, CA MELISSA CORNELIUS Las Cruces, N.M. TINA COVEY Lubbock, TX DARLA CRISWELL Dumas, TX CATHY CURTIS Manteca, CA MICHAEL CURTIS Manteca, CA RODNEY CURTIS Denver City, TX SAMMI DARBY El Paso, TX 50 ar FOY DAY Conroe, TX EVA DELUGO Kingman, AZ RICK DILLMAN Lubbock, TX STEVE DOLLAR Lubbock, TX KENT DUDLEY Tyler, TX PAUL ELROD Tucson, AZ AMY ESTEP Lubbock, TX JON FARR Carrollton, TX SHERRY FISHER Lubbock, TX KRISTY FOWLER Sinking Spring, PA JAMES C. FULLER Oakhurst, N.J. MARK GAGE Houston, TX SHERMAN GARDENER Lubbock, TX NEAL GILLUM Las Cruces, N.M. AMY GOFF Pound, VA 51 DEBORAH GOODMILLER Kingman, AZ KEREN GREELEY Columbus, TX CINDY GREENHAW Hale Center, TX KEVIN GRIFFITH Alice, TX GAYLE HALEY Lubbock, TX KENT HAMILTON Dumas, TX PAM HARKINS Idalou, TX STACI HARKNESS Lubbock, TX BRADLEY HARRISON Manteca, CA ANGELA HARVEY Aledo, TX JERRY A. HAYES Marysville, CA CAROLYN HILL Boron, CA 52 KENNETH HINES Lubbock, TX RACHAEL HISE Albuquerque, N.M. LEANN HOCKETT Chino, CA DONNA HODGE Sweetwater, TX GARY HODGES Lubbock, TX KIM HOLLINGSWORTH Thailand - AMY HOLMES Lubbock, TX LAURA HOLT Austria MARISA HOPPER Salado, TX AMY HOWARD Salt Lake City, UT JENNIFER HOWELL Clovis, N.M. BRUCE HUGHES Hawthrone, CA AGBAI IBE Nigeria JACKIE JACKS Morrilton, AR KENT JACKSON Seminole, TX KRIS JOHNSON Kerrville, TX MEREDITH JONES Deer Lodge, MT CHERYL KEELING Phoenix, AZ RICHARD KEMMERLY Irving, TX JEFF KEY Helotes, TX COY KINGSLEY Lubbock, TX KATHY KOVARNIK Southlake, TX KIP LEDGERWOOD Lubbock, TX EOUEE _ Vernon, TX ERIC LEGER Houston, TX CINDY LIPPERT Alvin, TX MARC LIPPENCOTT Tulare, CA MELISSA LOLLAR Turpin, OK GLEN LOPEZ Slaton, TX ISA LOREDO Lubbock, TX 53 RUFINO MALDONADO Shallowater, TX CINDY MALONEY Lubbock, TX NORA MANLEY Pittsburg, TX TIM MARTIN Eudora, KS ADELA MARTINEZ Lubbock, TX SCOTT McCLANAHAN St. Joseph, MO CHARLES T. McKAY Clayton, N.M. RUSSELL McLAUGHLIN Lubbock, TX SUE MENZER Wilson, TX KARA MILLS Bovina, TX ‘phomore class project was to build a safe passage to the American Heritage XAVIER MIRANDA El Paso, TX RUSSELL MISCH Melrose, NM CHARLES MIZE Roswell, N.M. FORREST MUELLER Kingman, AZ GAYLE MYERS Lindsay, CA CATHY NOBLE Lubbock, TX CINDY NORMAN Mineral Wells, TX JOHNSON OLADUT Lubbock, TX 55 JOHN P. ORR Ridgecrest, CA GLORIA PADEN Glassgow, MT CELIA J. PARKER Lubbock, TX RANDA PATTERSON Alvin, TX ROBBIE PENTTILA Longmont, CO JEFFREY PURCIVAL Manteca, CA MICHAEL, POWERS Boise, ID TRACEY PRESTON Port Arthur, TX ARLAN PRIVETT Lubbock, TX RAUL RAMON Dallas, TX JON RANDALL Kingman, AZ CHARLOTTE RANSON Lubbock, TX TRACY REESE Evergreen, CO KERRY RHODES Lubbock, TX ROBERT RICHARDSON Lakeside City, TX DARLA RIDGLEY Show Low, AZ LAURA ROBERTSON Crosbyton, TX STACEY A. ROBINSON Indio, CA SUSAN RODGERS Wichita Falls, TX DEBRA ROFFEE Leominster, MA JANA ROGERS Lubbock, TX DEE RUTHERFORD Abilene, TX CAROL SELF Arvada, CO DARLA SHUGART Granbury, TX TERRI SIDWELL Newark, OH BELINDA SIKES Portales, N.M. JOHN SKIPWORTH Roswell, N.M. DANAN SMITH Lopp, TX GREG SMITH Irving, TX JAMES D. SMITH Lubbock, TX 56 KARLA SMITH Irving, TX KIMME SMITH Wichita, KS LAURA SMITH Bridge City, TX LINCOLN SMITH Kingman, AZ SARAH SMITH Aledo, TX DEEANN SMOTHERMAN Santa Fe, N.M. Oe SHERRI SPELCE Lubbock, TX CHARLA STENNETT Seminole, TX KEN STEPHENSON Richardson, TX MELINDA SUTTON Silverton, TX RODNEY THOMAS Slaton, TX ADOLPHUS THOMPSON Houston, TX 57 58 JAY TRIPP Irving, TX WILLIAM TURMEL Big Lake, TX DEL TURNER Lubbock, TX HIPPOLITE UZOMBA Lubbock, TX MARK VANBUSKIRK Irving, TX MAUREEN VAILLETTE Lindsay, CA SHERRIE VENTURA Moriarty, NM STACI VICE Tulare, CA JUDITH ISLE WEBER Lubbock, TX JAMES WHISENANT Sweetwater, TX KELIJOHN WILLIAMS Aledo, TX MIKE WILLIAMS Odessa, TX CONNIE WINEGEART Dallas, TX KARLA WITHROW Littlefield, TX JOHNNY YBANEZ Lubbock, TX PERRY YOUNG Visalia, CA PAUL ADAIR Phoenix, AZ ADESOJI ADEBANJO Lubbock, TX BRYAN ANDERSON Lubbock, TX DARREN ANDERSON Lubbock, TX JAMIE ANDERSON Snyder, TX AMYE ANDREW El Paso, TX GAVIN ANDREWS Albuqueraue, N.M. LOU ANN ANTONELLI Pueblo, CO KAREN BAILEY Lubbock, TX TAMMY BAILEY Clovis, N.M. JOHN B ALDWIN Brownfield, TX AMY BATES Friona, TX SUZANNE BASTON Lamesa, TX KEVIN BEAM Hurst, TX THOMAS BELL Lubbock, TX ¥ w 60 TIM BELL Collyville, TX BOB BLUME Lakewood, CO BRIAN BOVERIE Albuquerque, N.M. ROBERT BOYD Munday, TX DEBORAH BRISTER Layton, UT J. K. BROCK Shallowater, TX KIM BRONSON Porterville, CA JOHN BUTLER Lubbock, TX MARISA BUTLER Tyler, TX SAMMIE BYRD Bellevue, NE JOHN CALDWELL Lubbock, TX LYNN CARRELL Palestine, TX MICHELLE CARUTHERS S Windsor, CT M CHAL CHAFFIN Lubbock, TX JOSHUA CHAO Lubbock, TX LAURA CHAVEZ Albuquerque, N.M. TIM CHEE Gallup, N.M. NATHAN CHOATE Lovington, N.M. SEONG CHUAH Lubbock, TX KENNETH CHUNG Macau DAVID CLARY Lubbock, TX KEITH CLEMENTS Hobbs, N.M. LINDA CLOUGH Elfrida, AZ MARILYN CLOUGH Safford, AZ LORI CLYBURNE Visalia, CA JOHN COATS Monahans, TX CHRISTY COOPER Lubbock, TX KATHY CORDER Brady, TX KATHRYN COTTER Gruver, TX ERNIE COX Lubbock, TX 61 STEVEN CRAIG Carlsbad, NM EDDIE CROUCH Lubbock, TX DOUG CULP Lubbock, TX BRAD DAVIS Keller, TX JERRY DAVIS Bowie, TX LARRY DAVIS Sebastopol, CA JEFF DEGENHART Dalhart, TX DEBRA DELOACH Lubbock, TX BILLY DENISON Quannah, TX DONNELL DERRICK Dexter, NM BRENDA DEVANEY Melrose, NM KENNETH DIXON Texline, TX HOANG DO Lubbock, TX NANCY DOBSON Lubbock, TX CYNTHIA DONAHOE Denver, CO SANDRA DOUGLAS Lubbock, TX KARL DUVALL Irving, TX STANSELL DYE Lubbock, TX ROBIN EASTMAN Hawthorne, CA DARYL EBY Desota, TX BRENDA EDWARDS Anton, TX KEVIN ELLIS Hollywood, FL TRIXIE ELLISON Crosbyton, TX TROY ELLISON Dimmitt, TX KAREN ENOX Kermit, TX RANDY ESTES Midland, TX KATHY ETTANDIP Cameroon DANIEL EVANS Harker Hts., TX DAYNA FARR Carrollton, TX REUBEN FOMBUH Cameroon 62 TIM FORD Plainview, TX YVETTE FOSHEE Brownfield, TX LAURA FRAZE Lewisville, TX KELLYFRISTOE Lorenzo, TX JEANELLE FULKERSON Lakewood, CO RANDY GOEN Olton, TX PHILIP GORDON Duncanville, TX BETTY GRAVES Lubbock, TX BART GREENE Arvada, CO BRYAN GREGORY Dimmitt, TX BRENDA GRIFFIN Lubbock, TX JULIE HAILEY Dumas, TX DONNA HALL Golden, CO CHRIS HAMILTON Dumas, TX ADAM HAMNER Sherman, TX JULIE HARMAN Plainview, TX SCOTT HARRIS Lakewood, CO TONY HARRIS Albuquerque, NM 63 LACRESHA HARRISON Lubbock, TX LESLIE HATHCOAT Anaheim, CA VINCE HAWTHORNE Lovington, NM PETE HEDRICK Albuquerque, NM LORENE HENRY Ladonia, TX BARBARA HEINRICH Modesto, CA BEVERLY HICKS Hico, TX RUSTY HIPP Lubbock, TX HOLLY HODGE Lubbock, TX VINCE HOMER Livington, NM ROSS HOWARD San Antonio, TX DOUGLAS JARVIS Fullerton,CA RANDALL JENKINS Houston, TX MATTHEW JIANG Lubbock, TX DENNIS JOHNSON Ft. Worth, TX RUSSELL JOHNSON Waco, TX EAWUATU, JONES Nigeria JACQUELINE JONES Gr eenville, MS KEITH JONES Seagraves, TX TERRI JONES Greenville, MS 64 a Three Freshmen Travelling Hard! 24 i Be iH i : : 1 : JAY JUDD Bovina, TX CATHY KEMMERLY Irving, TX MIKE LANGFORD Amarillo, TX JANE LARA Lubbock, TX LUCY LEARD Tyler, TX TODD LIEB Elida, NM KENEE LITTLEFIELD TOlia, TX SHERRIL LLOYD Paint Rock, TX KRISTY LOGAN Lubbock, TX LEE LOTT Childress, TX ANNE LUCAS San Angelo, TX TERESA LUKER Perryton, TX JULEE MARTIN San Antonio, TX SUSAN MARTIN Fresno, CA MELANYE MATHEWS Houston, TX CANDY McCAIN New Llano, CA MISTY McCOY Childress, TX JANA McDANIEL Roswell, NM JACK McDONALD Roswell, NM CYNTHIA McWILLIAMS Clovis, NM LUCY MENDOZA McAllen, TX LES MENGES Sundwon, TX JENNY MERRITT Lake Arthur ANGE MERTENS Houston, TX DAVID MIDDLETON Seagraves, TX DONNA MINNIS Tucson, AZ SCHAIL MIRZA Lubbock, TX MICHELLE MOORE Atwood, KS JANA MORGAN Alexandria, VA LISA MORGAN Pecos, TX THOM MORGENSTERN Marysville, OH MICHELLE MORROW Tatum, NM ROGER MORROW Carlsbad, NM LESLIE MUSSER Houston, TX ANNA NEFF Lewis, KS SHANNA NELSON Hobbs, NM LISA OLGUIN Sweetwater, TX LISA OVERBY Grants, NM MARK OWENS Seagraves, TX GLENN PARHAM Snyder, TX 66 BARBARA PARKER Austin, TX STEVE PARKER Knott, TX WHIT PARKS Snyder, TX PAUL PARTAIN Yucaipi, CA DOROTHY PAYTON San Angelo, TX DOYLE PORTERFIELD Kansas City, KS GWYNN POWELL Panhandle, TX DARRELL PRICE Lubbock, TX KELLY PRICE Lubbock, TX JOLENE PUCKETT Artesia, NM DONNA REAMS Westminster, CO JEFF REESE Lubbock, TX KENT REEVES Aztec, NM WENDIE REYNOLDS Ft. Worth, TX NAT RIGGAN Lamesa, TX JYLL RISLEY Lubbock, TX LAVONDA ROBERTS Carlsbad, NM VALERIE ROBERTS Modesto, CA DEANNA ROBINSON Lubbock, TX JAVIER ROBINSON Anchorage, AK 67 68 MICHAEL ALAN ROBINSON Las Cruces, NM TYE ROGERS Lubbock, TX LISA ROGERS El Paso, TX JOHN RUIZ Lubbock, TX LAUREL RYAN Midland, TX MICHAEL SHAWN SALES Lubbock, TX SHERRI SANDERSON Hugoton, KS SHIRLEY SARTAIN Converse, TX ROYCE SAVAGE Bakersfield, CA DAVID SCHROEDER Boerne, TX LEWIS SHULTZ, JR. Lubbock, TX JEANNE SCOTT Lubbock, TX JOE SETLIFF Crowell, TX RONALD WELCH Lubbock, TX MARK WHITE Phoenix, AZ JONATHON WHITEHEAD Lubbock, TX BRIAN WILLIAMS Santa Maria, CA TAMMY WILLIAMS Big Spring, TX CASSANDRA WILLIAMSON Decatur, TX DAVID WILLIS McKinney, TX PATRICE SHIELDS Lelia Lake, TX DEBORAH SHIPP LaJunta, CO SANDRA SHORTER Pecos, TX JAN SHOUGH Melrose, NM ERIC SICKBERT Lubbock, TX PAULA SIMMONS Midland, TX LORNA SIMPSON South Africa REBEKAH SKELTON Bend, OR KATHY SMITH Denton, TX RENN IE SMITH New Britain, CT MARK STAKELY Electra, TX GARY STEPHENSON Richardson, TX ROGER STEVENS Barstow, TX RENE STEWART Lubbock, TX GINGER STOKUM Brownfield, TX MARK STONEBARGER Howe, TX LISA STOUT Lodi, CA GREG SULLIVAN Claude, TX DAVID SWINFORD Dumas, TX POH LOH TAY Lubbock, TX JEFF THOMPSON Visalia, CA KEVIN THRONEBERRY Lovington, NM SHERESA THRONEBERRY Hobbs, NM ALISON TROTT Sherman, TX KHAWAJA UMER Pakistan CELINE VALDEZ El Paso, TX SHARLI VALENTINE Lubbock, TX STACI VANDIVER Muleshow, TX TYRRI VANDIVER Muleshoe, TX PETER VERA Plainview, TX 69 CANDY WAGNER Brady, TX RACHEL WALLACE Lubbock, TX SHELLI WALKER Lubbock, TX DELLA WARD Lubbock, TX RUSSELL WEBB Levelland, TX STACY WILLIAMSON Alamogordo, N.M. LETITIA WILLS Lueders, TX LESLIE WINEGEART Odessa, TX RANDY WISEMAN Sudan, TX SANDRA WOLFE Mathis, TX 5 hi ty BENNY WOLFE Snyder, TX ALAN BRITT WYATT Lubbock, TX MELISSA ZIMMERMAN Lubbock, TX Tammy Williams and Kim Brown in The Queen and the Rebels. Brad Claus and five little reindeer! 70 ATHLETICS Athletic Director .......... Larry Hays Men’s Basketball ....... John Copeland Women’s Basketball ...... Dave Carter Volleyball ............ John Copeland Gross County Vere eee Dave Conder Men’s, Women’s Track . .. Dave Conder Baseball faa nee Larry Hays Sports Information .. Walt McAlexander Chairman of Physical Education Divisionmeri Tare Dr. Larry Rogers INTRAMURALS CHAPARRAL BASEBALL The LCC Chaparrals wanted to repeat their NAIA Baseball Championship from oe the 1983 season, but after a very suc- mL A bob + Slit OMEN cessful 1984 season, the team had the fs © CLP misfortune to lose two games to Dallas . Lo fi i He sbi 1 ee Baptist in the District VIII Tournament on —_—- wim ie and were stopped before they could “yy i Bes reach the World Series. aa y Our team was ranked No. 1 in the final . (“ke wa beac poll of the regular season, and they were iG jcveece-raeh naam) expected to go “‘all the way.”’ The season did have its sweet moments. The Chaps beat the University of Texas at Austin 3 of 4 games, they beat the team from Texas Tech University 7 of 8 games, and they beat the NAIA power team from Grand Canyon College in 4 of 5 games. The Chaps won every series of the season except the last one that counted the most. 72 Baseball Cl ee ODANADAPWNHKFOUWOWMANAARWNHH ise) o WWWNHNNNDND lO PHO AARPWHH 1983-84 Baseball Team Randy Ledbetter OF Mike Rivera CF Barry Blackwell 2B Javier Moreno 2B Phil Bryant Ie Eric Leger OF Travis Walden P Joe Bob Cooper OF Rene Cordova 2) Keith Miller SS Jorge Marron (c Randy Velarde 3B Scott McClanahan 2 Steve Coleman Sc Jeff Young P Kent Dudley iP Rich Wieligman 1B OF Paul Partain 1B OF Hector Limon 1B DH Gary Stephenson 12 Bob Fannin 1B P DH Kirk Dudley P Kevin Rowland P Mike Duckhorn P Joe Benavidez P Mark White OF Rod Curtis Inf Kelly Smith IRC Sam Russo OF Manager — John Steves Baseball 73 74 BASEBALL COACHING Larry Hays Charlie Viney Jimmy Shankle Oscar Acosta Coach Ass’t Coach Ass’t Coach Pitching Coach Randy Ledbetter Mike Rivera Barry Blackwell Javier Moreno Phil Bryant Eric Leger Travis Walden Joe Bob Cooper Rene Cordova Keith Miler Jorge Marron Randy Velarde Scott McClanahan Steve Coleman Jeff Young Kent Dudley Rich Wieligman Paul Partain Hector Limon Gary Stephenson Bob Fannin Kirk Dudleu Kevin Rowland Mike Duckhorn Joe Benavidez Mark White Rodney Curtis Kelly Smith Sam Russo ASSISTING . . . Yay, John Steves Walt McAlexander Tim Marshall Manager Sports Info Head Trainer w e so) Q ® ” is ) jee) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL | son “Faget. % i LADY CHAPS Team Roster Laura Geurin 12 Lisa Anglin 35 Kenee Littlefield 14 Jackie Briggs 31 Lori Bigham 15 Tonya Ivie 13 Maureen Pair 11 Debbie Adrian 33 Betty Egert 32 Kristy Logan 24 Susie Harris 20 Amy Goff 25 At the end of the season the Lady Chaps were ranked sixth in the district with an 8-5 record. In the first round playoff they played the Flying Queens from Wayland Baptist College. But they lost the game 89-50. Laura Geurin led the team for the year in most field goals, most offensive re- bounds and most defensive rebounds. Kenee Lit- tlefield had the most assists, Lori Bigham and Lisa Anglin had the most steals. 76 78+ Lady Chaps : ) % : : ; E hi : Ss ' 1983-84 Chaparral Basketball Team: Top: Coach Tony Jones, Coach John Copeland, Mark Peters, Coby Beckner, Gary Hodge, Harold Jones, Kevin Cooper, and | Jeff Brush. Bottom: Kent Reeves, Eddie Bonner, Jon Farr, Jerry Isler, Ken Stephenson, and Tim Perrin, Kent Williams Assistant Coach. CHAPARRAL BASKETBALL 79 [=] o : CHAP CAGERS WIN 18 OF 28 The Chaps had to forfeit their first ven wins of the first semester because | an ineligible player on the team. Their record officially was 11-17 but jey actually won 18 of 28. They ended je season on a winning streak by winning jur straight crucial games and five of jeir six before playing in the first game ( the District 8 Playoffs. The Indians of Dallas Baptist am- lished the Chaps in the NAIA playoff {me though LCC ended the regular {ason with a 41.1 Index for fourth place i the final Dunkel ranking compared to lallas Baptist’s 40.7 Index and their fifth jace ranking. 81 82 MVP. BASKETBALL RESULTS OPPONENTS Tarleton State Wayland Baptist College of Santa Fe Cameron State Sul Ross University Wayland Baptist Our Lady of the Lake Sul Ross University New Mexico State David Lipscomb College Belmont College Austin College Dallas Baptist Wayland Baptist Tarleton State Eastern New Mexico Sul Ross Panhandle State Dallas Baptist Sul Ross State Austin College McMurry College Wayland Baptist College of Santa Fe Eastern New Mexico Panhandle State McMurry Dallas Baptist LCC TRACK The LCC Track Team took third place in the Eastern New Mexico University all-comers meet held April 28, 1984. Our team scored 76 points to finish behind crosstown rival Texas Tech University and Abilene’s McMurry College. Glen Parham won the 110-meter high hurdles with a time of 14.2 while Brad Davis took first in the discus with a heave of 134.9. Parham also finished second in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles with a time of 53.4 and the mile relay team took second. Mike Williams’ time of 2:02.7 was good enough for third place in the 800 meters while Clay Davis placed third in the 5,000 meters with a time of 17:34.0. Field event specialist Larry Moorhead took fourth place in both the javelin and pole vault, throwing the javelin 168 feet and clearing 13 feet in the vault. Sprinter Billy Taylor, shown right, took another fourth for the Chaps with a time of 11.1 in the 100 meters. Russell Johnson claimed a fifth place in the 400-meter event with a time of 49.9. Earlier in the year the cross country team grabbed second place in the NAIA district 8 meet at the University of Dallas. Wayland won the meet with 56 points to LCC’s 43 points. Track Coach David Conder ehles a POLSS 84 Track TEXAS TECH — DRA TE _ Eo cca ee eunce een ae meen meme! : : Speeeacanungpnmagerenerion mca aaa EER ARN oa, sess a ee A we ee ey i a ; se te : Track e 85 83-84 Lady Chaparrals Volleyball Team: | to r: Karen Kaufman, Coach, Gaye Hurst, Amy Bates, Jana McDaniels, Lisa Overby, Sylvia Oyerbides, Laura Chavez, Michell Hinojos, Debbie Adrian, Tracy Reese, Lou Lee, Janis Rh-a, Irene Ramirez, and Coach John Copeland. VOLLEYBALL LADY CHAPS THE? OBS FACEES SSET® BEEORES THE 1953 VOLLEYBALL TEAM SEEMED INSURMOUN- TABLE. FIRST, THERE WAS THE MATTER OF NOT HAVING PLAYED FOR A YEAR. LAST SPR- ING, VOLLEYBALL WAS REINSTATED AS AN INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORT AT LCC. SECOND WAS THE MATTER OF THE ONTRIED COACHING AND PLAYERS. LED BY COACH COPELAND AND KAREN KAUFMAN, ASSIS- TANT COACH, THE LADY CHAPARRALS FINISHED OFF THEIR SEASON WITH AN OUTSTANDING 22-7 RECORD. LCC HAD THE BEST RECORD IN DISTRICT 8 PLAY. 86 Fa ad Bree eo oS gz 88 Kyodai’s Softball Team: Top: John Skipworth, B. Williams, J. Farr, R. Stephens, Bruce Stell, B. Huseman, B. Bertola. Bottom: G. Knight, L. K. Allison and DaBishee Moorehead, D. Fultz, N. Girourd, R. Dolan, C. Maxwell, M. Vandiver. Ray Ortiz and Sub-T-16 Softball INTRAMURALS et Page. Freshman Independent Softball: Top: B. Dennison, L. Winegeart, S. Parker, Savage, M. Bruce, R. Tellez, S. Jarvis. Bottom: D. Eby, K. Beam, D. Schroed Travis Davies. ° Rick Stevens, John Steves, Jerry Isler! ® ib-T Softball Team: Top: K. Brown, K. Allison, D. Hall, P. Hendrick, D. McGill, Middle: D. Brown, C. Mize, M. McConathy, M. Ritchie, Bottom: S. Blagrave, K. Ledger- dod, Alvin Stamps, J. Steves, E. Lopez, S. Brown. _ Ab Women’s Independent Football: Top: S. Brown, L. Bigham, L. Geurin, B. Hicks, T. Ivie, Bottom: S. Flournoy, L. Anglin, I. Halbut, Susie Harris. Domen’s Independent Football: Top: L. Mendoza, L. Antonelli, D. Shipp, G. Powell, Edwards, K. Corder, Bottom: K. Enox, S. Williamson, K. Logan. PIE ST ONDINGS FOR MEN CLUB STANDINGS FOR WOMEN First: Koinonia Second: Kyodai Third: Tomo Dachi Fourth: Sub T 16 Fifth: Alpha Chi Delta First: Lambda Omega Alpha Second: Kappa Phi Kappa Third: Christliche Damen Fourth: Theta Rho 89 hen Rick Stephens — Coach Bowe David Fisher MEN'S STATS Winners Softball — Sub-T-16 Flag Football — Sub-T-16 A League — Independent I B. League — Sub-T-16 C League — Alpha Chi Delta Softball — Kyodai Basketball A — Faculty Basketball B — Kyodai Basketball C — Koinonia Rollerhockey — Kyodai Volleyball A — Faculty Volleyball B — Faculty Volleyball C — Faculty High Point Individual — Mike Hettick , UB-T-16, TOMO DACHI, INDEPENDENTS, ALPHA CHI DELTA: IHI, INDEPENDENTS, ALPHA CHI DELTA, KOINONIA, KYODAI eS Top: C. Barbarick, Niccum, Jenkins, Allen, Van Winkle, Martin, Kay, Curtis, Ven- tura, Smith. Bottom: Wills, Loftin, Prince, Newman, Russell, and Colby. Mh Sachs : : Ricci Top: Fultz, Crouch, Stephens, Robinson, Gilliam, Stell, Bertola, Huseman, Williams. Middle: Knight, Dolan, Maxwell, Lewis, Girouard, Jackson, Moorhead. Bottom: Elkins, Skipworth. Holmes, Monroe, Gage, Fuller, Bracht, McKay. Bottom: Winegeart, Fisher, : ‘ a dson, VanBuskirk, Miranda. Top: Dale, Brown, Percival, McGann, Larson. Bottom: Gately, Rhodes, Randall. FOINONIA, KYODAI, SUB-T-16, TOMO DACHI, INDEPENDENTS. CHRISTLICHE DAMEN, KAPPA PHI KAPPA, LAMBDA OMEGA A WOMEN'S STATS Winners Flag Football — LOA Softball — Independent I Basketball A — Kappa Basketball B — Belles Rollerhockey — Kappa Volleyball A — Independent Volleyball B — LOA High Point Individual — Dene Bowe pa Parr, _ BASEBALL os Ber ee See Top: Sally Youngblood, T. Ivie, A. Lucas, S. Spelce, D. Bowe, T. Covey, L. Geurin, L. Bigham, S. Harris. Bottom: J. Parker, L. Robertson, K. Shipman, S. Williamson, T. White, P. Harkins, S. Flournoy. A Na i DAMEN, KAPPA PHI KAPPA, LAMBDA OMEGA ALPHA, THETA RHC A, THETA RHO, INDEPENDENTS, CHRISTLICHE Hurst, K. Kaufman, S. Harris and I. Halburt. ap: C. Hill, Sally Youngblood, J. Parker, G. Haley. Bottom: L. Robertson, M. Chris- , M. Ivancek, Barbara Haynie. FOC ewer oe ip: S. Brown, L. Bigham, L. Geurin, B. Hicks, T. Ivie. Bottom: S. Flournoy, L. iglin, I. Halbert, S. Harris. ‘DEPENDENTS, CHRISTLICHE DAMEN, KAPPA PHI KAPPA 03 THE NEW TENNIS CLUB EMERGES ON LCC CAMPUS The Tennis Club met each Monday and Tuesday of every week to practice and play among themselves. The Club was organized during the Fall Semester. They played indoors during bad weather, and in the open courts the rest of the time. The Club purchased T-shirts with their own distinctive insignia on the upper left side of the front. The Club’s sponsors were Coach Hugh Rhodes, Coach Larry Rogers, and Charles Cox from the Music Department. The spon- sors practiced and played right alongside the student members. Coach Larry Rogers Coach Hugh Rhodes Tennis Club Members: Top: Kent Griffith, Chuck Munoz, Bruce Williams, Lane Lawrence, Les Menges, and Jeff Meekins. Bottom: Susan Maxwell, Laura Green, and Stacy Flournoy. Not pictured: David Fisher. | ALPHA CHI HONOR SOCIETY Alpha Chi is the top ten percent academically of the Senior and Junior classes for those who have a 3.5 GPA (Juniors) or 3.6 GPA (Seniors). Alpha Chi reception for Freshmen making high on their ACT scores. J a ‘ os. g ge Alpha Chi Officers Officers and Sponsors: Dr. Williams, Q. Mimms, A. Vinson, K. Huey, Dr. Dobbs, L. Wilson, Dr. Baker and D Berryhill Members: C. Abbott, T. Cateau, J. Fairchild, K. Hayes, K. Huey, J. Isler, C. Mastrobattista, D. Miller, T. Nichols, R. Ortiz, T. Perrin, B. Pruitt, K. Rhodes, M. Tatum, | Thompkins, W. Wilhoit, L. Green, A. Vinson, M. Jones. New Members: D. Bridgeforth, R. Bryant, C. Clifton, S. Kight, M. Miller, R. Musick, C. Niccum, P. Reidiger, : Baldwin, D. Bruce, C. Haggard, S. Hawley, R. Hinds, L. Lee Hysell, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Kenner, T. Overby, J. Owings, W. Parkinson, G. Powell, Clara Robertso Sarah Smith, J. Swafford, P. Van Winkle, B. Walker, M. Williams 96 PRESIDENT’S AMBASSADORS 1983-1984 by MELISA TATUM President’s Ambassadors is a service organization estab- lished several years ago to help with recruiting activities and public relations duties. This year this group grew to a larger number and participated in more activities than ever before. Also, for the first time ever, Freshmen were asked to join this group during the second semester of school. The activities for the Presidents Ambassadors started with a dinner and organizational meeting in September at Dr. Lemley’s home. Some of the major activities of the Am- bassadors was to attend dinners in area towns and recruit students. The Ambassadors went to the following towns: Brownfield, Dumas, Hobbs, Lamesa, Plainview, Roswell, and Tulia. These dinners were arranged by the LCC admissions office. Presidents Ambassadors helped with LCC high school days in both October and February by registering prospective students and giving campus tours. The Ambassadors also dealt with high school students in three other activities. First, the Ambassadors individually arranged ‘‘Ice Cream Sup- pers” in the Sudan, Crosbyton, and Vandelia churches. These events were held after the Sunday evening services. Second, several Ambassadors attended a High School Career Day held at the Lubbock Civic Center and visited with prospective students. Third, the Ambassadors were asked on several occasions to house students visiting on campus. Finally, the Ambassadors were in contact with the LCC Alumni. Approximately thirty-five Ambassadors met with Alumni in October to talk about school activities, discuss recruiting procedures, and conduct campus tours. The Am- bassadors also attended class reunions held in the Spring Semester. The Ambassadors met about once a month to organize activities. This group had a very busy and productive year. The outstanding job performed by this group of students will not only help LCC this year but in the future also. Melisa Tatum and Jana Rogers served as coordinators. STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISE Ten LCC Students in Free Enterprise, who completed the fourth year of SIFE on our campus, reached an estimated 400,000 community and area citizens this year through radio and TV spots, billboard signs, newspaper items in the Lubbock Avalanche Journal, computer presentations at the South Plains Mall, the Speakers Bureau, and through cam- pus publications, bulletin boards, and posters. They attended a seminar in Houston, enlis ted 21 Lubbock business and civic leaders for their advisory board, hosted our state representatives on campus, and registered 200 people on campus to vote in this year’s elections. Dick Laird, Sponsor of SIFE, led the students in a practical demonstration of America’s economic system with ‘‘The Chocolate Factory.”’ : a . Lisa Goble, Bart Pruitt, Julie Hunter, Betsy Johnson, Tim Davidson and Janice Whitehead examine tt merchandise. Lisa Goble ; 7 q ! 5 Officers Betsy Johnson ........... President Donna Mahan ............ 1st V.P. DIENCIDOWC tees cis cise ceiees 2nd V.P Chris Christensen ......... Secretary PAINUPESLCD ems oie re aus io0 ssa s Treasurer Mami Whitest comics cms aces Reporter Walter Wilhoit ........... State Vice P. John Sheppard ........... District I President Chris Christensen ......... District I Sec. Treas. Betsy Johnson ........... District I Editor Theme: Teachers: The Core of Education HE SSORg, Hee Jane Batten Rebecca Bryant Senior Senior Ennis, Texas Lubbock, Texas i. Clay Abbott Senior Boulder, Colorado Patti Cash Junior Junior Portales, New Mexico Gordon Clark Dumas, Texas James Gullette Senior Santa Fe, New Mexico Twenty-five students at Lubbock Chris- tian College are named to the 1983-84 Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities for their academic achieve- ment, their abilities to lead, their con- tributions to campus life, and for their potential contributions to their families, to their communities, to their occupations, Robert Hinds Vernon Hise and to the church. Junior Senior Lubbock, Texas Albuquerque, NM 100 WHO'S WHO These student’s names will be added in a directory that goes out to important graduate schools, corporations and foundations. The LCC students, who have achieved this honor, join outstanding students in other colleges and universities across the = Keith Huey Betsy Johnson United States and in countries outside the Senior Junior country. Marysville, Ohio Talco, Texas Dana Miller Mike Miller Quentin Mimms Senior Senior Senior Friona, Texas Fresno, California Muleshoe, Texas Judy McCormick Curt Niccum Dan O’Connor Junior Senior Senior Lamesa, Texas Ridgecrest, California Phoenix, Arizona 101 WHO'S WHO Tim Perrin Janis Rhea Kevin Rhodes Senior Senior Senior Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Kristine Sperry Julie Swafford Melisa Tatum Senior Junior Senior Houston, Texas Overland Park, Kansas Post, Texas Tami White Walter Wilhoit Paul Van Winkle Junior Senior Junior McFarland, California Portales, New Mexico Whitefish, Montana 102 Gorman Report Unjustified by Lamar Thompkins Ail of us know the frustration of being unjustly criticized. Itis difficult to change a person’s perception of integrity, especially if one can profit from being so subjective. LCC faces this predicament, considering the impact of the 1983-84 Gourman Report. This report surveys the nations’ colleges and universities to determine which school has the “most” to offer, based upon their number of students, age, endowment, and the ACT and SAT scores of its enrollees. An article in the Avalanche Journal's February 14 issue listed the findings of Dr. Jack Gourman, the author of the report, who teaches political science at California State University at Northridge. According to Gou LCC has the lowest ranking for 1 private colleges. Dr. Lemly spoke candidly abo Gourman investigation: “The rey done by one man witha few assis for the purpose of comm success. It is not part of recognized group, governmer otherwise. The New York ° conducts a survey which « LCC R by Walter Wilhoit The Alamo, strolling down the walk, shopping at the market p These are the usual things to do one visits San Antonio. Howeve LCC students and two spo found other reasons for traveli San Antonio. This past weekend, March 1-4, tne Texas Student Education Association conducted their 28th annual state convention. Betsy Johnson, Carla Smith, Chris Christensen, Judy McCormick, Rashell Nowell, Tami White, Donna Mahan, Vernon Hise, John Sheppard and Walter Wilhoit were LCC’s TSEA members attending A OSAMU Amt nen: rpm Anh: -adaaeinMiapamaoone ie. � Lubbock Christian Colleae OUST Lubbock, Texas Vol. 27, No. 9 In I SEA above the local level. The first general session began that night followed by individual district meetings. The districts held caucuses for the nominees for state offices to campaign. Walter Wilhoit met with all four districts campaigning for state vice-president. John Sheppard met with District 1, running as Job Market Open To Business Majors by Adrian Cal Students enrolled in colleges and universities all over the country are worried about the type of career opportunities they can look forward to once they receive their degrees. The students here at L.C.C. are no different. However, the students in the Business Administration Department have several job opportunities in four different major fields of study. Those majoring in Accounting, can go into private or public accounting firms. Business Administration majors can look forward to professions in Corporate law, Management, Banking, Sales and even ownership of their own businesses. As our society moves toward Hi-Tech, students gifted enough to major in Computer Applications have a bright future ahead of them. These lucky students can find employment as Systems Analysts, Business Managers and Computer Programs. Also students majoring in Secretarial Science can find work as Exeutive secretaries, office managers and other related fields. To assist students in finding potential employment, Dr. Christa Dobbs, Chair person of the Business The LCC newspaper, The Duster was headed this year by editor, Laura Smith. Her co-workers were as follows: Wilhoit, Jame Andrew, Gayle Haley, Tim Perrin, Gene McNeill, Adrian Cal, Laura Green, Suzanne May, Lora Nelson, and Lamar Thompkins. The Sponsor was Dr. Carisse Berryhill. adopting resolutions. Resolutions which were discussed at length included competency testing, prayer in schools, lengthening of the school day and merit pay. LCC did well in being represented on the District and State levels. John Sheppard will serve as the new District President, Betsy Johnson as editor and Administration Department, gets exclusive information from companies in search of future employees. Dr. Dobbs, also uses contacts at Texas Tech University. Dr. Dobbs really cares about finding her students employment. Its. not so much where you stand, but in what direction you are moving. March 9. 1984 Bureau in Washington, comments that “Anyone who would rank big institutions like Michigan over institutions like Swarthmore, Reed and Cacleton Colleges for undergraduate programs simply has no idea what he is doing”. Dr. Lemly went on to criticize Gourman’s criterion for his survey: ‘Based upon size, age, and number of faculty publications, the large university has an edge already, regardless of everything else. Dr. Gourman doesn't know the broad spectrum. He does not consider th2 quality of teaching and the success of an institution’s alumni. It’s ridiculous to line up schools like horses and judge them. Every college has a different yur goal is to push for ellence in a Christian Despite one man’s 3, our student’s success sector provide proof in ance of the LCC The President spoke yen at the Avalanche utioning them of the ctive views. ‘SEA ensen as secretary. n, Tami White, Carla sy Johnson will serve on g committees. Walter elected State Vice- LCC has been well Walter IN THIS ISSUE Future Teachers Teachers Workshop Sports Editorial SportS ees nee p.4 103 EL EXPLORADOR — 1984 — STAFF Elizabeth Burcham Editor Willie Dandridge Gene McNeill Photographer Craig Martin Photographer Thomas Jarvis Kayla Johnson Special Thanks to ‘ Andy Hall for the Tom Wills Cover Design! Carroll Burcham Sponsor YOUR YEARBOOK IT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD! 104 LCC INSTITUTE OF WATER RESEARCH CWATER PROJECT) In November, 1978 the largest research project in the history of the En- vironmental Protection Agency was awarded to LCC Institute of Water Research. The Lubbock Land Treatment Research and Demonstration Project was designed to be the standard to the world for the reuse of wastewater. The wastewater irrigation system encompasses over 6000 acres of privately owned agricultural land. The project funded the construction of a water distribution system to the Han- cock Farm north of Wilson. Research of wastewater’s effect on soils, crops, and people is conducted in our research labs. Visitors from Brazil, China, Poland, and elsewhere have come to study our project. The eleven million dollars spent on the project is money well spent. ae Dr. Elton Cook and Gene Hancock survey the huge project. Dr. H. Pruitt, Project Overseer 105 STUDENT SENATE MEMBERS Tim Perrin Gordon Clark Bernice Gonzales Kevin Rhodes Judy McCormick Lucy Leard Marisa Butler Brad Davis Billy Dennison Anne Lucas Kevin Beam Lincoln Smith Greg Knight Bodie Teague Kerry Rhodes Rich Dolan Gisele Taylor Jackie Jacks Rick Stephens Dana Miller Evan DeLugo Janis Rhea Patti Cash Kayla Johnson Melisa Tatum Janet Harris ACTIVITIES Again this year, the senate elected a “‘staff member of the month” to be presented with a plaque of apprecia- tion during daily chapel. At Halloween the Senate sponsored a scary movie and an open house at Katie Rogers Hall which featured a ‘‘trick or treat”’ tradition. On a regular basis the Senate spon- sors a movie once a month, and a devotional in the Moody Lobby each Monday night. The Senators are a big help when the campus is host to special events when visitors come to High School Days, Lectureship, World Mission Workshop, etc. Weekly meetings ,are held each Wednesday at 5:00. 106 | JUNIOR OFFICERS Bernice Gonzales — President Kayla Johnson — Vice-President Gisele Taylor — Senator Judy McCormick — Senator Cydney Ford — Senator Patti Cash — Senator SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Kerry Rhodes — President Sherry Spelce — Vice-President Jackie Jacks — Secretary Eva DeLugo — Senator FRESHMAN OFFICERS Brad Davis — President Anne Lucas — Vice-President Kevin Beam — Secretary Bodie Teague — Senator Marisa Butler — Senator Lucy Leard — Senator Billy Wayne Dennison — Senator 107 CHAP BRIGADE The Chap Brigade is an organization dedicated to humor, service, and boost school spirit on the L.C.C. campus. Its unabashed behavior on stage, field, and court has earned it widespread recognition among students and faculty alike. Either loved or hated, the Chap Brigade strives to make L.C.C. a better and more enjoyable place to be. Officers this year were Kevin Rhodes, Pres., Tim Perrin, VP, Rick Stephens, Treas., and Rich Dolan, Sec. Chap Brigade Members: David Fisher, Dave Fultz, Greg Knight, Bruce Williams, Keith Huey, Alvin Stamps, Rich Dolan, Barry Bertola, Tom Jarvis, Bart Pruitt, Gordon Clark, Kent Jackson, Vance Reaves, Jon Farr, Jon Randall, Kerry Rhodes, Lincoln Smith, Rodney Curtis, Bodie Teague, Sponsors: Les Perrin, Larry Rogers, and Reagan Fletcher 108 AGGIE ACTION The LCC Crops Judging Team went to Chicago in November to the Nationals. There, they competed with 19 large univer- sities from across the United States. LCC was the only small college in the contest. This was LCC’s fourth time to compete on the national level. It generally takes five years for a team to become competitive, but our team did a fine job this year. Out of 600 points in the contest, Monti Vandiver scored 527, only 43 shy of an All- American rating, Shonnye Autry scored 496 and Paul Thornton scored 499. Kirt Martin is their coach and teacher. Martin said that this contest in Chicago was worth the hard work that went into preparing for the contest. — ee aie tell eee te ate ae LCC’S' Reserve Grand Champion Dorset Ram at the South Plains Fair in Lubbock Soe ee os = a ee 109 CHAPARRAL CHEERLEADERS 110 1983-84 Cheerleaders: Left to Right: Melissa Cornelius, Carol Mastrobattista, Jana Rogers, Rick Jenkins, Sandy Taylor, Adrian Cal, Kayla Johnson, and Ray Yellowman. =. Adrian Cal Melissa Rick Jenkins Willie Kayla Carol Cornelius Charla Dandridge Johnson Mastrobattista Jana Stennett Sandy Ray Rogers Taylor Yellowman The Baseball Belles are a spirit and |Irvice organization that encourages the jseball team by travelling with them to |t-of-town games. |Twenty-one women make up the les this year. Judy McCormick, Presi- (nt, was joined by Belinda Busby, VP, ne Ramirez Halbert, Secretary, Bonna mp, Travel Chairman, Melisa Tatum, jeasurer, and Cydney Ford, Historian. The women sell T-Shirts, pick up bats games, take care of the concession nd, type play-by-play, and call the dia with scores of the games. Jther members are: Dene Bowe, Eva [ Lugo, Stacy Flournoy, Janet Harris, chael Hise, Donna Hodge, Kathy ‘varnik, Donna Mahan, Kim Shipman, ‘ime Smith, Sherri Spelce, Melinda ton, Gisele Taylor, Kelijon Williams 4 Carla Wyrick. Rachael Hise brings back a bat. Selling T-shirts in the Sub. Below: The Baseball Team that they help! - —- -PoOoOmMu ow A ee ee ee os we 111 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS KATIE ROGERS HALL MABEE LIVING CENTER Staci Vice, Nora Manley, Bonnie Holt, Kim Hollingsworth, Rita Phelps, Kathy Kovar- Janet Harris, Tami White, Robyn Newman, Terra Hardin, and Stacy Flournoy nik, Betsy Johnson, LaLani Carter and Eva DeLugo | Marvin Russell Kevin Griffith Lincoln Smith Rick Stephens Kris Johnson James German Gene McNeill Jay Tripp Ken Stephenson are os ae ZOuzror 112 SENIOR CHAPEL BAND 1983-84 Officers President’®. a cteeee muster re Curt Niccum Vice Presidentssaeneer tn: Glenn Bowen EoadiChairmansseaeeeeee Randy Price Set-up Chair. ........... Paul Van Winkle Secretaryi J. ye-ievecoe Becky Walker Uniform! Chairs eee Jan Parker Band Members: Flute — Sammie Byrd, Susan Bates, Jan Parker, and Melissa Zimmerman. Clarinet — Glen Bowen, Becky Walker. Alto Sax — Sandy Wolf. Baritone Sax — Joe Setliff. Percussion — Kevin Beam, Gar Moyers, Chuck Munoz, Kevin Throneberry, Penny Wolf. Trumpet — Karen Bailey, Robert Hinds, Dan Mower, Curt Niccum, Robert Owens, Debbie Shipp, Paul Van Winkle. French Horn — Jeff Meekins, Bill Wayne Denison. Baritone — Nat Riggan, Isa Loredo. Trombone — Randy Price, Roger Wilkinson, Rand Wiseman, Shelby Neugebauer. Tuba — David Clary. Band Director Dr. B. Wayne Hinds 114 Dr. B. Wayne Hinds — Conductor FEPELLTT THe Sai Chapel Concert Leaving on Tour The band is entertained as well by the antics of the freshman class. 115 Soprano | Patti Cash Amy Estep Cindy Mass on Cindy Norman Julie Swafford Soprano II Janet Brackeen Belinda Busby Lorri Byers Jill Hodge Rashell Nowell Ange Mertens Terri Sidwell Alto I Sherry Butler Cydney Ford Angela Harvey Melissa Lollar Lisa Munoz Lorna Simpson Karla Smith Sarah Smith Sharla Crawford Darla Shugart Lori Knicely 116 THE A CAPPELLA CHORUS Alto Il Becky Brown Darla Criswell Anita Gonzalez Janet Harris Toya Overby Sherri Spelce Suzi Witt Tenor I Mike Hettick Kent Jackson Gary Moyers Chuck Munoz Jon Randall Tenor Il Stansell Dye Gary Holm Scott Johnson Jay Tripp Lincoln Smith Kevin Throneberry Bass I Gordon Clark Mark Colby Charlie Gibson Sherman Gardner Tom Jarvis Robert Hinds Cris Swinford Walter Wilhoit Bass II Kevin Beam Doyle Bruce Myron Bruce Bruce Hughes Doyle Porterfield Nat Riggan Joe Glenn Setliff Roger Wilkinson Bodie Teague OFFICERS President: Scott Johnson Vice President: Gordon Clark Riser Chairman: Gary Moyers Loading Chairman: Walter Wilhoit Publicity Chairman: Tom Jarvis Secretary: Julie Swafford Uniform Chairman: Amy Estep Dr. B. Wayne Hinds i Director OCTET Patti Cash Cindy Norman Janet Jarvis Julie Swafford Janet Harris Karla Smith Anita Gonzales Sherri Spelce QUARTET Chuck Munoz Gary Holm Robert Hinds Tom Jarvis COUNCIL PRESIDENT: SCOTT JOHNSON. OTHER MEMBERS OF COUNCIL: SCOTT JARVIS, WALTER WILHOIT, GORDON CLARK, AMY ESTEP, GARY MOYERS, AND PATTI CASH. A Cappellae 117 118 MEMBERS 1st Soprano Saundra Beale Johnnie Hampton Laurie Lawrence Rita Phelps Jana Morgan Amy Holmes Laura Robertson 2nd Soprano Pam Harkins Kim Hollingsworth Bonna Kemp Tami White Stacy Williamson Lori Clyburne Lisa Overby Kim Bronson Jayme Pearson Tisa Adams 1st Alto Kathy Corder Cathy Curtis Brenda DeVaney Anne Lucas Kara Mills Staci Vice Franna Young Robyn Newman Brenda Edwards 2nd Alto Joan Blais Elizabeth Burcham Sherry Fisher Laura Fraze Rachael Hise Donna Hodge Brenda Adair Debbie Shipp Becky Skelton Sue Jordan 1st Tenor Ernie Cox Alan Crawford Lane Lawrence Jeff Meekins Vance Reaves Brad Thornton 2nd Tenor David Blackwell Glenn Bowen Vernon Hise Kris Johnson Chuck Mize Alvin Stamps Baritone Billy Wayne Dennison James German Phillip Gordon Kevin Griffith Andy Hall Tony Harris Marc Lippincott Rick Stephens Bass Brian Boverie J. K. Brock Larry Brown John Coats David Fultz Mike Powers Bart Pruitt Brian Williams MEISTERSINGER CHORUS ppl Na Tey yt ily ” oe ee “A The King’s Men Quartet: Lane Lawrence, Vernon Hise, Kris Johnson, Women’s Octet: Elizabeth Burcham, Rachel Hise, Joan Blais, Kim Shipman, Kim Hollingsworth, Tami White, Tisa Adams, Laurie Lawrence James German Lighthouse Quartet: Chuck Mize, Rick Stephens, Brian Williams, James German The Meistersinger Council Vance: Reavesiwrs.. acc teak cianateer: President aurie awrenceaermtiecrcaiocra cee Secretary BartiPruitti eters reire eee athe te Peacuete ate Treasurer aneiEawrence a. alitek costed es a6 Loading Chm. ert Meckins wie carpeted ce isa agar iageccuck: Riser Chm. Vernon, Hise d.c.osvaatos rests catice eecrealay Publicity Chm. Bradulhorton@ansrraer enter: ctee ee Diary Chm. Rachael. Hise tyrryewran cerns woeee Scrapbook Chm. Donnas Hodgete reer thc sarge nce Uniform Chm. RitaiPhelpsarememr center iene tear eo Librarian 119 CHORUS FESTIVAL On October 15, 1983 twenty-six years worth of A Cappella and Meistersingers exes presented themselves to once again be under their beloved directors, Brother Charles Cox and Dr. B. Wayne Hinds. The festival began as approximately one hundred exes met for a reception in the Betty Hancock Campus Center. The exes were greeted by Brother Cox and Dr. Hinds along with the present officers of each chorus. Saturday morning a continental breakfast was held in the Moody Lobby. Following the 10:00 devotional, the group arranged themselves in rehearsal formation. At noon they broke for lunch. The reunion was much more than singing. After lunch the present chorus members gave a style show of past chorus uniforms. The grand concert was held at Broadway Church of Christ on Sunday afternoon with a chorus of over 250 voices. For awhile the chorus exes felt as though they had returned to their youth and the present members felt as though they had gone to heaven! 120 JOINT CHORUS A Cappella and Meistersinger choruses begin each school year with a retreat at Ceta Canyon, north of Lubbock where they stay for four days of fun, fellowship, and hard work. The choruses throughout the year join together in a variety of occasions. At special dinners, at the graduation exer- cises, at choral festivals, at Lectureship, at H omecoming Chapel, and at civic func- tions, the choruses blend their voices in praise to the Lord and in encouragement for fellow Christians. At the Christian College Choral festival at Abilene Christian University, at the start of the Spring semester, LCC choruses joined nine other Christian Col- leges in a giant song fest in Cullen Auditorium. Our choruses sang two songs for the group. 121 The Chamber Ensemble consisting of Becca Bryant, Glenn Bowen, Elizabeth Burcham, Ruth Holmes — _ Director, Gary Moyers, Darla Criswell, Arlan Privitt, and Becky Walker, were joined by two Tech Professors, Dr. Kellog and Dr. Stoune, to present their Spring Recital featuring the inauguration of the new Zuckermann French Double Harpsichord, The instrument’s maker, Karl Sund- svold, and the donors, Dr. and Mrs. Harlan Giles, were present at the concert to hear the beautiful music that the students and faculty made. Dr. Lemley presented the donors with a framed poster of Musical Instruments of the Eigh- teenth Century. Musieat Lastrunents of the Kighteonth Century me i al ¢ a } r] f i i fe si ry d So CHAMBER ENSEMBLE yj MEMBERS Sandy Wolf Joe Setliff Curt Niccum Gary Moyers Robert Hinds Eddie Crouch Randy Price Dana Mowrer Steve Brothers Roger Wilkerson Randy Wiseman Dan Hanson, Director MUSIC MASTERS ON STAGE AMERICA, a live musical pro- duction designed to showcase American artists was performed by the Music Masters on Oct. 15 and 22, 1983. The Jazz Band served as back up group. The proceeds from ON STAGE AMERICA went to the LCC Music Dept. for use on tours and for equipment. FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER .. . “Best Friends’ was started last summer with charter members ane Lawrence, Laurie Luker, Rachael Hise, Bart Pruitt, Gary Moyers, Sherri Spelce, Dana May Miller, and Kendell Burton. They oured with their founder, John Paul Blankenship throughout the estern United States. The fall of 1983 and the beginning of a new school year brought a ‘ew changes to Best Friends. First of all there were several new members. Sherri Spelce, Gary Moyers, Monica Coppinger, Joan: lais, Brian Williams, John Coats, Janet Jarvis, and Mike Hettick made up the new group. They toured and even made tapes hroughout the school year. This summer they toured the North- astern United States. | BEST FRIENDS 125 HARD TRAVELERS BART GREEN KEVIN KELLY MIKE McCORMICK TODD OUSLEY : TRAVELIN’ HARD ACROSS THE LAND The 1983-84 Hard Travellers were Kevin Kelly from Rockford, Illinois, Mike McCormick from Dumas, Texas, Bart Green from Denver, Col- orado, and Todd Ousley from Dumas, Texas. The sponsor again was Jerry Stalkup from Lindsay, California. Randy Harmon also sponsored the group after Jerry became too ill to travel. The men reflect what the school stands for by recruiting students to LCC through music. 127 SASS, an Abilene based rock band, visited the LCC campus on March 22 of this yee They played in the Moody Auditorium for a small group of true fans. All who attended tl concert enjoyed this band and had a fun night of ROCK AND ROLL!! we é nae = NA a Sub-T-16 Members. Top: Guyle Roberson, Dave Hall, Dent McGill, Steve Blagrave, Pete Hedrick, Kevin Brown, Kent Allison, Kip Ledgerwood. Bottom: Ray Ortiz, Fré Mueller, Eddie Crouch, Stan Braun, Alvin Stamps, Mike Ritchie, and Mark McConathy. 130 SUB-T-16 Officers President: Alvin Stamps Vice-President: Kent Allison Treasurer: Dent McGill Secretary: Stan Braun Intra. Director: Brett Parker Chaplain: Mark McConathy Historian: Kevin Brown Members: Steve Blagrave Dan Brown Kevin Brown Eddie Crouch Kevin Ellis Corey Haggard Kip Ledgerwood Eddie Lopez Chuck Mize Dave Hall Pete Hedrick Kent Allison Frosty Mueller Stan Braun Mike Ritchie Scott Middleton Mark McConathy Robbie Pentella Dent McGill Billy Petty Ray Ortiz Guyle Roberson Albert Rodella Royce Savage David Schroeder Alvin Stamps John Steves CHRISTLICHE DAMEN PRESIDENT: DANA MAY MILLER VICE PRESIDENT: BELINDA BUSBY 2nd VICE: JULIE SWAFFORD 3rd VICE: SHERRIE SPELCE CHAPLAIN: JANET HARRIS SECRETARY: PATTI CASH TREASURER: SUZY WITT INTRA. DIR.: DONNA HODGE DENE BOWE REPORTER: DONNA MAHAN HISTORIAN: MARISA HOOPER MEMBERS: T. Adams, S. Beale, B. Brown, L. Byers, K. Corder, M. Coppinger, T. Crawford, B. Edwards, A. Estep, C. Ford, B. Graves, P. Harkins, A. Harvey, B. Kemp, M. Lollar, A. Lucas, C. McCain, C. Mastrobattista, J. Martin, K. Mills, C. Norman, K. Rideout, J. Roberts, L. Simpson, K. Smith, M. Sutton, S. Valen- tine, K. Williams, S. Williamson, C. Wyrick KOINONIA PRESIDENT — KEVIN RHODES 1st VICE PRES. — BART PRUITT 2nd VICE PRES. — KRIS JOHNSON TREASURER — JON RANDALL SECRETARY — JAMES GERMAN INTRA. DIR. — MIKE HETTICK INTRA. DIR. — KERRY RHODES CHAPLAIN — ED TURNEY CHAPLAIN — VANCE REAVES HISTORIAN — DOYLE BRUCE MEMBERS: M. Bruce, D. Briggs, L. Brown, G. Clark, E. Cox, B. Davis, C. Davis, B. Dennison, K. Deering, T. Doyle, S. Dye, K. Fristo, J. Gateley, B. Harrison, M. Hettick, D. Hettick, M. Hill, R. Hinds, V. Hise, G. Holm, B. Hughes, T. Jarvis, R. Johnson, S. Johnson, D. Larson, D. Line, J. McGann, C. Munoz, E. Nwogwugwu, G. Pendergrass, J. Percival, M. Power, M. Prather, S. Robinson, G. Smith, L. Smith, T. Stephenson, B. Thornton, J. Trip, K. Hamilton 134 First place in Intramurals The men of Koinonia sang at the Texas Tech Shrine Bowl. 135 KAPPA PHI KAPPA PRESIDENT — TAMI WHITE VICE PRES. — ANITA GONZALEZ SECRETARY — LINDA JOHNSON KIM OLDFIELD TREASURER — SONJA JONES CHAPLAIN — CARLA SMITH MELANIE JONES INTRA. DIR. — TINA COVEY SHERRIE VENTURA M.F. DIRECTORS — GISELE TAYLOR ELIZABETH BURCHAM MEMBERS: B. Adair, S. Baldwin, S. Barbarick, S. Byrd, L. Carroll, M. Caruthers, M. Chafin, L. Clyburne, L. Coffey, T. Covey, C. Curtis, G. Greenhaw, T. Floyd, J. Hampton, S. Harkness, B. Heinricch, R. Hise, K. Hollingsworth, B. Holt, L. Holt, V. Jones, L. Knicely, N. Manley, M. Matthews, S. Menzer, A. Neff, R. Nowell, R. Newman, E. Pafford, K. Shipman, T. Sidwell, D. Smotherman, S. Vandiver, S. Ventura, S. Vice, A. Vunson, S. Whitaker, P. Wolfe, S. Wolfe, L. Wymore. to the right: Gisele Taylor is the K®K Valen- 136 tine Sweetheart Top: Kim Shipman, S. Ventura, S. Harkness, T. Covey, L. Coffey, A. Vinson. Bottom: L. Curtis, E. Pafford, B. Heinrich, R. Newman, T. White, M. Laird. M.F. practice 137 Alpha Chi Football Team: Top, L to R: Tom Wills, Randy Price, Curtis Bar- barick, Paul Van Winkle, Bobby Ven- tura, Marvin Russell, Tim Loftin, Robert Owens, John Smith 138 ah ¥ 7 Recruiting men for the club. Se, ie] gf Pledge Week and Stov: epipe Hats! ALPHA CHI DELTA PRESIDENT: CURT NICCUM VICE PRESIDENT: RANDY PRICE SECRETARY: KEITH HUEY TREASURER: PAUL VAN WINKLE M.F. DIRECTORS: LANE LAWRENCE GARY MOYERS CHAPLAINS: PERRY YOUNG TIM LOFTIN INTRAMURAL DIRECTORS: JEFF KEY JOHN SMITH HISTORIAN: DARYL NEWMAN MEMBERS: J. Adair, J. Baldwin, C. Barbarick, J. K. Brock, P. Brown, M. Colby, K. Conners, K. Dixon, K. Duvall, C. Hamilton, S. Jarvis, D. Milam, A. Jones, G. Moyers, D. Porterfield, R. Owens, B. Russell, M. Russell, C. Swinford, B. Ven- tura, T. Wills, R. Wiseman a LAMBDA OMEGA ALPHA PRESIDENT: TRACI YOUNG 1st VICE: JUDY McCORMICK 2nd VICE: JODY PALMER SECRETARY: BRENDA BOLING TREASURER: GLENDA HIBBENS HISTORIAN: KATHY KOVARNIK INTRA. DIR.: AMY GOFF CHAPLAINS:: BELINDA SIKES JANA ROGERS MASTERFOLLIES: MELISSA CORNELIUS MEMBERS: D. Adrian, S. Batson, K. Bronson, M. Butler, C. Cooper, D. DeLoach, S. Fisher, Y. Foshee, T. Franzen, J. Hailey, I. Halbert, D. Hall, J. Jacks, K. Johnson, C. Kemmerly, L. Lee, E. de Lugo, J. McDaniel, C. Moise, J. Morgan, L. Morgan, M. Morrow, L. Musser, S. Nelson, L. Olguin, B. Parker, R. Patterson, G. Powell, G. Powell, J. Rhea, V. Roberts, D. Shipp, S. Shorter, C. Stennet, G. Stokum, M. Tatum 140 + oo SS | STE SS SS ee ee ee Se —- U0O XK PRESIDENT: NORMAN GIROUARD VICE PRES.: CHUCK CROUCH SECRETARY: RICH DOLAN TREASURER: JOHN SKIPWORTH INTRAMURALS: BARRY BERTOLA MASTERFOLLIES: KENT JACKSON SPECIAL PROJECTS: LARRY MOOREHEAD HISTORIAN: MONTI VANDIVER CHAPLAIN: RODNEY CURTIS MEMBERS: D. Anderson, B. Blume, P. Bryant, P. Elkins, T. Ellison, D. Evans, J. Farr, D. Fultz, N. Gillum, R. Goen, A. Hall, J. Higgins, R. Hipp, R. Howard, B. Huseman, J. Judd, R. Kemmerly, G. Knight, T. Lewis, K. Hines. C. Max- well, R. McLaughlin, C. Prosser, J. Reese, A. Robinson, T. Rogers, B. Stell, R. Stevens, G. Stephenson, K. Stephen- son, R. Stephens, B. Teague, T. Vandiver, J. Whisenant, B. Williams. 142 The men of Kyodai sponsor each month an honor that they lstow on the Women of LCC. This honor is called “‘Kyodai Girl «the Month.” Here is Melissa Cornelius escorted by John Skip- rth as Girl of the month for October. After an ice cream social. THETA RHO PRESIDENT: CAROLYN HILL VICE PRES.: SUSAN RODGERS CHAPLAIN: GAYLE HALEY SEC. TREAS.: LAURA ROBERTSON INTRA. DIR.: JAN PARKER HISTORIAN: MARYLIN IVANCHAK MEMBERS: Kim Brown, Chris Christensen, Melissa Christy, Kathryn Cotter, Sammi Darby, Shannon Hart, Leslie Hathcoat, Louis Tsosie, Gayle Myers, Jyle Risley, Lisa Rogers, Connie Winegeart, Sally Youngblood. 144 i 3 146 TOMO DACHI President: Clay Abbott Vice-Pres.: Miles Monroe Treasurer: David Fisher Secretary: Robert Richardson Intra. Dir: Richie Winegeart and Carrie Roach Historian: Mark VanBuskirk Chaplains: Mark Gage and Willie Calhoun M.F. Directors: Danny Holmes and Chris Fuller “TOO HOT” MEMBERS Clay Abbott Kevin Beam Kerry Brunken Steve Craig David Fisher Mark Gage Danny Holmes Xavier Miranda Miles Monroe Jeff Park Steve Parks Robert Richardson Lamar Tompkins Mark VanBuskirk David Wills Leslie Winegeart 148 MASTERFOLLIES 1984 fe FIRST PLACE MEN — KOINONIA mmo mr- 0Zz —-—n 7 O FIRST PLACE WOMEN — CHRISTLICHE DAMEN mR SECOND PLACE: ml. 8. scat jaaanaeeee KYODAI: “THE FORCE” KAPPA: “HANG IN THERE, BABY” THIRD PLACE: ALPHA CHI: YIELD A HEAD LOA: CONSTRUCTING A LIFE wo 1 HOSTESSES AND HOSTS TISA ADAMS GLENN BOWEN MARC LIPPINCOTT MONICA COPPINGER CINDY MASSON SCOTT JOHNSON 1983-1984 HOSTS AND HOSTESSES 152 BOX OFFICE: LAURIE DOYLE CO-COORDINATORS: REAGAN FLETCHER GORDON CLARK | STAGE CREW: JOUND: SARAH, RACHAEL, RASHELL, MIKE. WALTER AND CRAIG IUSAN, KARA, AND BRENDA — U Lu] La. ce Lud Q. ) Li! SC = Lat Y — U cc 2. r ' : ‘ % | | SEAR LRA� MICO RDTTAT SELL ed WD see R Olin eke a es ACTIVITIES er ee 157 ALL SCHOOL BANQUET GOES COUNTRY Gaiends Are Friends forever YEALL- SCHOOL BANQUET 1983-84 ys Woe nie te LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PRESENTED BY THE FRESHMEN CLASS AT BROADWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST ON APRIL 2I. 1984 Vee a “CAUSE FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS f THE LORDS THE LORD OF THEM ANO A FRIEND WILL NOT SAY NEVER CAUSE THE WELCOME WILL NOT END THOUGH ITS HARD TO LET YOU SO IN THE FATHERS HAND WE KNOW THAT A LIFETIMES NOT TOO LONG TO LIVE AS FRIENDS ” WITH MYSTERY GUEST AND SPECIAL SPEAKER KENT RHODES 158 Cecil Ethredge appeared as the mystery guest, Kenny Rogers. Gayle and Grace Napier attend their last function at LCC before moving to Ft. Worth. “Kenny” and friends sang ‘‘Happy Birthday” to Mary Mason. Spring Banquet 159 BILL WAUGH VISITS LCC Bill Waugh, founder of Casa Bonita, Inc., and currently the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the restaurant chain, visited the campus and spoke to students and teachers on separate occasions. His address to the teachers and staff centered on the role of the servant in today’s world. His educational background at Abilene Christian University and his ven- ture in private enterprise qualify him to speak on the subject with much authority and experience. He was well received. JOG-A-MANIA Jog-a-mania, what a grueling, painful event! Yes, Chaparrals, September was an _inforgettable month for the joggers of LCC. Some contestants were victorious and some . suffered the agony of defeat. The event was “neld at the LCC track. 75 people came out ‘0 run and raise money for the school . 18 ‘aculty members and 57 students ran. dim Spratlin raised the most money for © staff; Kenee Littlefield for the students, ‘ | David Bowie, a Senior, won the grand prize, the use of a car. There was over $10,000 vaised which was used for the restoration of che LCC fieldhouse. | THEN wpe TIN THIEN bittity Litetss WNESdN Pettis HHttttd se Hit 3 Hitt Mtttity we THE PRIZE 161 Kim Laskosky prepares to give. BLOOD DRIVE The Blood Services of Lubbock call on the LCC Community each semester to donate their blood for the sick and injured in local hospitals. The nurses of the Blood Services set up each time in the Patio Room of the Mabee Student Life Building to receive the gift of life from many students, faculty, and staff. These donors gladly give their blood in the Name of Christ. 162 Kara Mills and Sandra Shorter also participate. THE ART SCENE q era iS iy barol Hillyer, Andy Hall, Melissa Christy, Susan Maxwell, Lyn Rose, LeAnn Lott, and Jeff Owens watch a potter’s jemonstration. Kia Tony Harris Collaboration by the Art Faculty Melissa Christy at the wheel. | 163 “WHO'S THAT NEW KID?” “AH, NOBODY;” “JUST A FRESHMAN.” Freshmen are often very scared as they enter into college. To lessen this fear LCC has a program called Orientation to “orient”’ the student into college. While learning about themselves, and their families, the freshmen meet the peo- ple who are going to be their best friends for life. The whole Freshman class is divided into several “state’’ groups. In these states the incoming students learn about 164 campus policy, how to psyche out a teacher, and directions to the various class buildings on campus. They are in- volved in projects of making posters, discussing fears, problems, and goals, and the final big project — FRESHMAN FOLLIES! Orientation is a very important part of the freshman year and the students remember it always. Scott and Kara, above and Chuck to the right. Patti FRESHMAN FOLLIES Freshman Follies is an annual event put on at the first of the year by the incoming freshmen. It marks the end of a long week of orientation. The hosts and hostesses for the 1983 Freshman Follies were: Chuck Munoz, Scott Robinson, Kara Mills, and Patti Cash. The Follies’ includes songs and skits and is a very memorable event. 165 LECTURESHIP LCC’s Annual Lectureship took place on campus in October, 1983. The theme of this year’s Bible Lectures was “Life in the Spirit” with the Evening Speakers: Darrel Rickard, Jimmy Jividen, Jim Mankin and Ken Dye, and Chapel Speakers: Jerry Lawlis, Randy Fenter, and Mike Myers. The Lectureship included daily classes, the Spanish Lectureship, Ladies Pro- gram, Challenging Verses, Panel Discus- sions, and Special Events. The Special Events were a Ladies’ Day Luncheon in the Greenlawn Fellowship Hall, a Preachers, Elders and Deacons Dinner with Jerry Rushford speakig on the topic, “Like Fire In Dry Stubble,” concerts by the Meistersinger Chorus, the A Cappella Chorus, the Royal Blue Band, and “‘His Image’”’ Singers. An all-singers chorus was conducted in the Broadway Church of Christ. Darrel Rickard 166 THE WILLSON-MORRIS LECTURES NORMAN KEENER The Fall lecturer, Dr. Norman Keener, is from Nashville, Tennessee. He spoke five times on the general topic: ‘“‘The Seasons of Your Life.’ Dr. Keener’s knowledge and expertise in relationship skills and their scriptural foundations made his messages especially relevant. Dr. Keener served at LCC from 1963- 1976 as a teacher and as an ad- ministrator, including being Academic Dean for eight years. It was good to have Dr. Keener return to campus for his messages and to reestablish old ties. Dr. Keener teaches at David Lipscomb College, and he serves as an Elder at the Brentwood Church of Christ. DOUG PARSONS The Spring Lecturer, Doug Parsons, is from Midland. He spoke five times over the two-day period on the subject, ‘‘Pre- sent Tense Christianity.” Students were impressed with his positive approach to life. Doug Parsons presently preaches for the Golf Course Road Church of Christ in Midland. He is a graduate of Oklahoma Christian College and Harding Graduate School of Religion in Memphis, Ten- nessee. In addition to preaching, he has served as Chaplain for the Oklahoma State Senate’s 1976 session. He is a member of the National Speakers Association. During his three years at Midland the church has grown from 800 members to 1800. He conducts a weekly TV pro- gram, “The Good Life,” and daily one minute radio spots. 167 YOUTH MINISTERS SEMINAR “The 1983 Youth Ministers Seminar was presented at the Broadway Church of Christ October 17-20.” “Lynn Anderson, pulpit minister for the Highland church in Abilene, Texas, delivered the keynote lesson each day of the seminar. His powerful and_ inspiring messages set the tone for the seminar.” “Joy McMillon, of Oklahoma City taught the ladies classes titled “Submission in the Scriptures,” “‘Self-Esteem and Happy Mar- riages,” “Developing a Christian Disposi- tion,” and Fruitful Frustration’’.”’ “Joy is an acclaimed author, has been featured on many lectureships and retreat programs. Her class es offered Biblical prin- cipals applied practically to daily circumstances.” “‘Milton Jones serves as preacher for the Northwest Church of Christ in Seattle, Washington. His series of classes “‘Disciplin- ing,” ‘‘The Multiplying Ministry’’, “Disciplining-Levels of Relationships’? were based on his recent book Discipline.”’ “There were many other classes and lec- turers, including Wally Wilkerson, Don Williams, Dick Roly, David Lewis, Randy Gill, Mike Sublett, John Paul Blankenship, Ken Dye, Emily Lemley and Rick Atchley.” “An interesting feature of the seminar was a panel of college students discussing and answering questions based on their in- volvement in the local high school programs and their relationship with their youth ministers and elders.” — from The Duster John Paul Blankenship said “I think | the Youth Ministers Seminar has a strong | effect and is one of the greatest things we _ offer to the youth ministers. It makes them excited in what they are doing and | they learn to appreciate LCC.” “The seminar offers times for relaxing and sharing. There are great oppor-| tunities to learn, study, and grow and challenging thoughts and opinions in order to more clearly see God.” John Paul Blankenship 168 WORLD MISSION WORKSHOP The college World Mission Workshop was conducted on the LCC campus October 21- 23, 1983. About 800 students from across the United States joined LCC students in the inspirational event. Several LCC students worked on various committees to ensure the success of this year’s workshop. The featured speakers for the event were Gary Evans, Hilton Merritt, Milton Jones, Clyde Austin, Glenn Owen, Pat Hile, Carl Mitchell and Earl Edwards. High School Day was also scheduled for the same weekend to make a busy time on campus with lots of visitors to entertain. 169 FALL GRADUATION Thirty-eight graduates participated in the Fall Graduation Exercises, December 9 and 10. Special guests, Milton B. Flet- cher and Louie Welch were the keynote speakers. Fletcher delivered the Bac- calaureate address with Welch the Com- mencement address. Both men were awarded the Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from LCC. Among the graduates, seven were recognized for maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. These were Sharon Massey of Odessa, Larry Wilson of Lubbock, Karen Viertal of Albany, Mike Brown of Dumas, Brent Clark of Dumas, Stephanie Estes of Midland, and Susan Miller of San Pablo, California. The Honor Graduate was Quentin Mimms with a perfect 4.0 GPA for four years of study. Graduates and their families were in- vited to a luncheon with faculty and ad- ministrators following commencement. Louie Welch, president and CEO of the Houston Chamber of Commerce and former Houston Mayor and graduate of ACU, issued several challenges to the graduates. He said that we must maintain the freedom of equal opportunity. His concluding challenge was to restore the goodness and greatness to America. Milton Fletcher, president of Michigan Christian College, and native of Hamlin and a graduate of ACU, encouraged the graduates to determine the “‘mission”’ in their lives. He noted that mission is an essential ingredient in every successful venture. 170 Louie Welch The Welches Dr. Milton Fletcher =} @ dv ne) @ Zz a oO ” o Z| iS © be ) 6 12) x o =] - Q Judy McCormick and Janet Harris serve the goodies. Chuck Mize COKE AND NACHO Sherry Spelce m (3 ® Lloyd Benson Lane Lawrence Ga ry Moyers Mike Prather S. ’ gD elena be a} _ oO ” $3 4 Oy fe EG ee) ce Ssh Oo is] Vv i — n £ = bE é € (dp) a ? J. Setliff, A. Mertens, ? ’ � kins, D. Williams “hurman, K. Brown tobinson, S. Darby, G. Haley, ‘AST: A. Hamner 7 “OUR TOWN” Lamar Thompkins, writing in The Duster, notes that Dr. Don Williams, Director of Theater at LCC, took a dif- ferent approach in selecting Thornton Wilder’s ‘““Our Town” for production dur- ing the Spring semester. Thompkins writes, ‘Instead of examining a historic or global issue, the play deals with the flow of time in a small community. Dr. Williams explains Wilder’s craft by say- ing: ‘The play is a look at life at the turn of the century, which is symbolic of the world. The author shows how life escapes us. We don’t take time for our families, and he points this out particularly well in the final scene when the heroine wishes to leave her grave to relive her 12th bir- thday.’ He went on to note that certain words like ‘thousands’ and ‘millions’ em- phasize the importance of both time and relationships in the play. Considering the small-town background of many of our students, the audience will easily relate to the atmosphere and the message of the play.” Dr. Reed as 1st Dead Man Right: George and Emily 174 John Knox, Stage Manager at the wedding of Emily (Rhonda Whitehead) and George (Mike Giboney). wee a2 5 ines ia ene ee ee Ls Rehearsing with T. J. Thurman Dead Men and Women CAST Stage Manager John Knox Dr. Gibbs Clay Abbott Joe Setliff Howie Newson . Kevin Beam Mrs. Gibbs Terri Sidwell Mrs. Webb Lisa Goble George Gibbs . Mike Giboney Rebecca Gibbs Gayle Haley Wally Webb Jeff Owings Emily Webb Rhonda Whitehead Professor Willard Laura Smith Les Menges Woman in Balcony Laura Green Man in Auditorium Kevin Beam Lady in the Box .. Sheila Abbott Simon Stimson T. J. Thurman Mrs. Soames Meredith Jones Constable Warren John Castleman Baseball Players Kevin Beam Joe Setliff John Castelman Don Williakms First Dead Man Ron Reed First Dead Woman June Bearden Second Dead Woman Sheila Abbott Lisa Goble as Mrs. Webb 176 Awards HONORS BIBLE DEPARTMENT AWARDS BAKER BOOK HOUSE AWARD Danny Holmes George Hankins Sentinel Evangelism Award Mary Mason Scott Jarvis Welch Homiletics Award Keith Huey Liff Sanders Award Kevin Rhodes AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT AWARDS Outstanding Ag Students Paul Horton Monty Vandiver Ray Yellowman BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT AWARDS Outstanding Service — Academic Billy Petty ARCS $1000 Scholarships Shelly Baldwin Corey Haggard Winston Parkinson BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AWARDS Wall Street Journal Award Ellis Kight Highest Academic Award Quentin Mimms National Association of Accountants — $500 Scholarships Dana Mowrer Tim Marshall CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT AWARDS CRC Handbook of Chemistry Barry Holden EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AWARDS Elementary Teacher of the Year Julie Durbin Secondary Teacher of the Year Tina Nichols ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AWARDS Departmental Service Awards Carol Mastrobattista Mike Shanaberger a Shelly Baldwin, Winston Parkinson and Corey Haggard Mary Mason receiving from Ron Bailey 4 S Keag® be ® Poe, Ye Ellis Kight Dana Mowrer Scott Jarvis receiving from Ron Bailey Danny Holmes receiving from Dr. Crouch Awards « 177 HONORS FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French Award Tracey Preston Spanish Award John Knox Advanced Spanish Award Carol Mastrobattista HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT AWARDS Outstanding Senior Amy Bayse Ideal Home Economist Irene Rushing Laura Geurin MATH DEPARTMENT AWARDS Freshman Math Award Tom Morgenstern Junior Math Award Shelley Baldwin MUSIC DEPARTMENT AWARDS Meistersinger Service Vernon Hise Royal Blue Band Service Paul Van Winkle A Cappella Service Tom Jarvi s Piano Service Becky Walker Music Service Robert Hinds Les Menges SPEECH DEPARTMENT AWARDS Speech Awards John Knox Les Menges Joe Setliff Rhonda Whitehead Laura Smith Mike Giboney PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARDS perry Rncaes Baseball Bob Fannin Mike Rivera Basketball Tim Perrin Jerry Isler Volleyball Irene Halbert Michelle Hinojos Women’s Basketball Laura Geurin Lisa Anglin Track Billy Taylor Larry Moorhead Joe Setliff Ken Stephenson 178 « Awards ee Irene Halbert receiving from Dr. Perrin Lisa Eckman receiving from Dr. Lemley Dene Bowe hugging her daddy Mike Hettick receiving from Gary Bowe Awards e 179 HONORS ACADEMIC AWARDS Sophomores Debra DeLoach Juniors Kerry Rhodes Ken Stephenson Seniors Mike Miller Keith Huey Kevin Rhodes Julie Swafford INSTITUTIONAL AWARDS Trustees Award Tim Perrin Melisa Tatum President’s Award Kevin Rhodes Lisa Anglin WHO’S WHO Robert Hinds Curt Niccum Paul Van Winkle Kevin Rhodes Tim Perrin Keith Huey Vernon Hise Mike Miller Dana Miller Julie Swafford Patti Cash Jane Batten Tami White Judy McCormick Melisa Tatum Janis Rhea Rita Phelps LCC HALL OF FAME Hugh Rhodes THANK YOU AWARD Norma Hancock 180 Awards 181 Awardse S 13 x (=| © Mi s 3 3 c is g he 3 A a FS 3 . é O O =] ) Se, S n fe) ac EE o a is) = a. oO = a} in Shelly Baldw: Thom Morgenstern Nominees for Freshmen Attendants: Lucy Leard, Anne Nominees for the Court: Janet Harris, Judy McCormick, Nominees for Sophomore Attendants: She Lucas, Stacy Williamson Tami White Spelce, Cindy Norman, Kathy Kovarnik HOMECOMING 1984 Homecoming returned to the Spring semester this year. It was held in conjunction with Master Follies, February 10 and 11, 1984. The main attraction was the Follies at 8:00 the first night. On Saturday there was a continental breakfast served in connection with registration at 9:00. At 10:00 the an- nual Homecoming Chapel was conducted by Ron Clem, a newly elected member of the Board of Trustees and an alumnus of LCC. Both choruses sang a combined concert. At 11:30 various social clubs held lun- cheons for their ex-members. At 1:00 class reunions for 1959, ’64 ’69, ’74, and ’79 brought people together who had been here at five year intervals. The ex-students were then entertained with basketball games in the Field House by the Women’s and Men’s teams. Gary Evans spoke at the Alumni Dinner at 6:00. Judy McCormick was crowned Homecom- ing Queen! 182 YS c ic) QV =, o yn g E fe) 12) Vv E °o ae, om oO v i n © —) THE ROYAL COURT The Coming Home Queen DORM LIFE 184 185 SPRING GRADUATION 1984 Larry Roberts, President of Northeastern Christian Junior College delivered the Bac- calaureate Sermon for 105 Spring and August graduates during exercises con- ducted in Moody Auditorium on April 27, 1984 at 10:00 A.M. Mayor Alan Henry of Lubbock brought the Commencement Address in the Lubbock Christian Field House the next morning at 10:30 A.M. At Commencement honorary doctorates were given by the LCC Board of Trustees to both Mr. Roberts and Mr. Henry. The A Cappella and Meistersinger Choruses sang for the ceremonies and the Royal Blue Band played the Prelude and Processional and the Recessional. The graduates were inducted into the Alumni Association by Foy Mills. ciate, 188 « Spring Graduation ripe eames RE TT KS John Smith (Lincoln’s dad) leads singing. Chapel teaches patience! Special awards are given in chapel every month. Theta Rho has their own man of the month, and here Kyodai is presenting their prestigious award, Kyodai Girl of the Month. Dale— (not-in-your-songbook) Hukle 189 “CHAP BOWL” FOOTBALL GAME Early in the Spring Semester, the men of Kyodia sponsored a football game in Lena Stephens field to raise money for the club and to give the men at LCC the chance to suit up in full pads and remember their days of glory at LCC or on their High School team. Two teams were made up from clubs and independents. One team took the name “Cowboys” and the other took the name “The Indians.’’ The social club Cowboys were led on offense by Leslie Winegeart as quarterback and the independent Indians were led by William Sneed as quarterback. Coaches for the two teams were Gary Hix and Stan Caffey of Lubbock Christian High School. ed A cold, cold night and a freezing crowd of the faithful ime entertainment! +t Half 191 MR. AND MISS LCC : KEVIN RHODES Dean’s List Academic Achievement | Who’s Who Theta Rho Man of the Month Alpha Chi Honor Society Koinonia Social Club Chap Brigade Meistersingers President’s Ambassadors Liff Sanders Award President’s Award JUDY McCORMICK LOA Social Club Baseball Belles Who’s Who Homecoming Queen TSEA 192 ee Dr. Rogers signs Kerry Rhodes’ time sheet. We will miss you Norma Hancock! Campus Shots « 193 AREN'T YOU HUNGRY? | 7: 2 5135 3 1 Cane (gh CHAP SNAP J. Lee Roberts’ first trip to Europe was as an infantryman during the Belgian “‘Bat- tle of the Bulge.”’ When World War I ended, he studied art in the University of Brighton in England. Later he returned to study art in Paris under the French painter, Fernand Leger. At the same time he helped start a French congregation with mis- sionaries from Abilene, Texas. There in Paris he met an American girl whose parents worked in Europe, and he married her in Sceaux, a suburb of Paris. Upon graduation, he taught art at Harding University, but moved in 1954 to Liege, Belgium to work with the French speaking church there. His sons attended school there, and his daughter Debbie was born there. After twelve years, he and his family returned to the United States to teach at LCC, and he returns occasionally to Europe to visit and encourage the churches that he loves. 194 é udy McCormick and Bob Odle in the Presidents’ Dining Room Rachel Hise blowing bubbles! Campus Shots e 195 Barbara Parker works at the new computer center located in the Administration Building. i: CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS | | A new coat goes on the LCC Fieldhouse. Chap Snap | Forrest Whitlow served twenty-seven years in the U.S. Air Force prior to his retirement. After basic training, he worked as an aircraft and engine mechanic before entering the Aviation Cadet program, where he completed pilot training. He was a jet fighter pilot and instructor pilot at the Fighter Weapons School at Nellis AFB, Nevada. While at Nellis AFB, he served a tour of duty with the USAF Aerial Demonstration Team — THE THUNDERBIRDS. He flew the right wing and slot positions. He attended LCC as a stu- dent, for two years, before becoming the Bookstore Manager, and Director of the Student Life Building. 196 nt a pads INDEX FACULTY-STAFF 1983-84 ACOSTA Oscar — 74 ANDERSON Rubye — 23 BAKER James dim — 23 BALDRIDGE lona — 23 BALDWIN Audean — 23 BAUCUM Inez — 23 BEARDEN June — 23, 175 BERRYHILL Carisee — 23, 103 BEYER Jim — 23 BLACKWOOD _ Rodney — 23 BLAIR James BLAKE Paul — 23 BLANKENSHIP John — 23 BOWE Dene — 179 Gary — 23, 90, 179 BOYD L.G. BRATCHER Lecil — 23 BUCKNER Spencer BURCHAM Carroll — 24, 104 BURNETTE David BUTLER Sherry BYERS Beverly — 24 CARD Diane — 24 CARTER Dave — 24, 71, 112 LaLani — 24, 50 CASH Linda — 24 CASS Bob CASTLEMAN John — 24, 175 CHILDRE Judy CLYDE CLENDENIN COPELAND COURTNEY COX CREWSE CROUCH DANIELS DAVIS DELGADO ECKMAN ESTEP EVANS FLETCHER FRYE FULBRIGHT GANNAWAY GERMAN GRIFFIN HAGGARD HALE HAMPTON HANCOCK HANSON 198 Rita Mary Joe — 24 Ty Lisa — 24 David — 24, 71 John — 24, 71,79 dean Charles — 24 Doug Leon — 25, 177 Barbara — 25 Calvin — 25 Donna — 25 George — 25 Mary — 25 Sylvia Ann — 25 Rafael — 25 Christa — 25 Ron — 25 Laurie Ken Wilma Lisa — 25,179 Steve — 25 Gary — 26 Gary — 26,99 Reagan Delores Nellrose Paula — 26 Steve — 26 Mark Janie — 26 Sharon — 26 John Norma — 26 Dan — 123 HARDIN HARMAN HARMON HAWKINS HAWLEY HAY HAYES HAYS HEARN HEATH HILL HINDS HOFFMAN HOLMES HUBBARD HUNTER JOHNSON JONES KELLY KIGHT KING KINGSLEY KIRKPATRICK KRUGER LAIRD LARSON LEMLEY LEW LYNCH MADDOX MARCUM MARTIN MARSHALL MASON McALEXANDER McCULLAR McNEILL Dan — 26 Joyce — 26 Terra — 112 Randy — 26 Rickey — 27 Don Terry Roger — 27 Dickie — 27 Sr., John — 27 John Larry — 18, 27, 71,74 B.L. — 27 Jeanette — 27 Glenda John — 27 William — 27 Wayne — 27, 114, 115, 116 Margaret Amy Ruth — 27 Doug Julie Beth James — 28 Oran Michele Mary Charlotte — 28 John — 28 Marilyn Coy — 53 Foy — 28 Ronelle — 28 Dick — 28, 98 Floyd Steve — 20, 22, 179 Don Kathryn — 28 Pat — 29 Ann Ann Kirt — 29 Pam — 29 Tim — 29 Lynn — 29 Perry — 29 Carol Walt — 28, 71, 74 David Gene — 28, 29, 103, 104, 112 Katye — 29 MICKEY Charles Callie — 29 MILLER Erin — 29 MILLS Foy NADEAU Jack — 29 NAPIER Gayle — 29 NGUYEN Carol NICCUM Deborah — 29 O'CONNOR Sheila — 29 OVERBY Jan PARKMAN Dee Kenneth — 30 PARRISH Jim PASCHALL Elizabeth PAYNE Wendy PECTOL Billie — 30 PEEBLES David — 30 PEREZ Mary PERRIN Elaine — 30 Jerry — 30, 179 Lester PHILLIPS Bill — 30 POWELL Dean PRUITT Harvie — 30, 105 PLASTER John — 30 RAMIREZ Gonzalo — 30 RANDOLPH Karen — 30 REAT Dot — 30 REDBURN Helen REED Ronald — 30,175 RHODES Annyce Hugh — 27, 94 Norma Ruth — 27 ROBERTS J. Lee — 27, 194 Joyce — 27 Margaret — 27 ROBINSON Margaret — 27 ROGERS Larry — 27,71, 94 ROSE Ron Lyn — 27 ROUSE Robert SCHULTZ Patricia SELF Vic SHINN Chris SHANKLE Jimmy — 74 SHERROD Paul — 19 SHUTTLES- WORTH Sherry SIMPSON Dale — 27 SMITH David — 27 SNOW Kelli — 32 SPELCE Virginia SPRATLIN Carl — 32 Jim — 32 STALKUP Jerry STARNES Linda STEPHENSON - Charles — 32 STURDIVANT Carolyn TARVER Carol VALDEZ Jesse VALENTINE Hoycille — 32 VICKERS Patricia — 32 Rebecca — 32 VINEY Charlie — 74 WALLERS Colysta — 32 Richard WHITLOW Forrest — 32, 196 WILLIAMS Don — 32, 175, 179 Shirley — 32 WILSON Marcus — 32 STUDENTS ABBE Leann ABBOTT Clay — 100, 146, 175 Sheila — 34,175 ACOSTA Oscar bl ad ADAIR ADAIR ADAMS ADEBANJO ADKINS ADRIAN ALLISON ALTIZER AMONETT ANDERSON ANDREW ANDREWS ANGLIN ANOMNEZE ANTONELLI ARMSTRONG ARNOLD ATWOOD AUTRY AZMAI BAILEY BAKER BALDWIN BARBARICK BARTON BASS BASYE BATES Brenda — 50, 136, 137 Jamey — 139 Paul — 60 Tisa — 42, 118, 119% 132; 151, 173 Adesoji — 60 Linda — 42 Cal Debbie — 50, 76, 140, 195 Tonya LINUS Anthony — 34 Timothy — 50, 91 Kent — 34, 88, 89, 130 Colleen — 42 Kay Bryan — 60 Darren — 60, 142 Jamie — 60 Amye — 60 Jame — 50, 103 Gavin — 60 Lisa — 34, 76, 89, Peter — 50 LouAnn — 60, 89 Gaylon Pamela Trey Rossie Shonnye — 42, 109 Mohammed Joel — 34, 91 Karen — 60, 114 Tammy — 60 Jeff — 50 Linda John — 60, 139 Shelly — 42, 181, 178 136, 176 Curtis — 34, 91, 136, 138 Shannon Alphonso — 34 Amy — 42, 181, 178 Amy — 60 BATSON BATTEN BAUGH BEALE BEAM BEARD BECKNER BELL BENAVIDEZ BENSON BERTOLA BIGHAM BLACK BLACKWELL BLAGRAVE BLAIS BLUME BOLING BONNER BOURNES BOVERIE BOWE BOWEN BOWIE BOYD BRACHT BRACKEEN BRAUN BRESLIN BRIDGRORTH BRIGGS BRIGHT BRISTER BROCK BRONSON BROTHERS BROWN BRUCE BRUNKEN BRUNSON BRUSH BRYANT Susan — 114 Suzanne — 60, 140 Jane — 34, 100 Tim — 42 Saundra — 118, 132 Kevin — 60, 88, 91, 107, 114, 116, 147 Gary — 50 Coby — 42, 79 Tammi — 34 Tim — 61 Tom — 60 Joe — 73, 74 Lloyd — 42,172 Barry — 88, 91, 142, 108 Lori — 42, 76, 89, 92, 93 Kathy Barry — 73, 74 David — 42, 118 Steve — 50, 89, 130 Joan — 50, 118, 119 Bob — 61, 142 Brenda — 42, 140 Johnny — 42 Eddie — 42,79 Marilyn Brian — 61, 118 Dene — 50, 92, 93,99, 132, 179 Glen — 114, 118, 151 Lyn | Robert — 61 Bruce — 34, 91 | Janet — 42,116 Stan — 34, 130 | Thomas David Doug — 50, 134 | Jacqualine — 34, 76 Sidney Deborah — 61 Joe-Keith — 61, 118, 138 Kim — 61, 118, 140 Steve — 134 Dan — 50, 89 Kevin — 34, 89, 130 Kim — 42, 70, 144, 173 Larry — 50, 118, 134 Michael — 34 Becky — 116, 132 Patrick — 42, 139 Randell — 91 Ronnie Scott — 50, 89 Sherry — 89, 93 Doyle — 42, 116, 134 Myron — 88, 91, 116, 134 Karry — 147 Barbara — 50 Jeffrey — 79 Phil — 50, 73, 74,” 142 BURCHAM BURK BUSBY BUTLER BUTLER BYERS BYRD CAL CALDWELL CALHOUN CALLINS CALZADA CARRELL CARRIAGA CARTWRIGHT CARUTHERS CASH CATTEAU CAVE CEASAR CHAO CHAFFIN CHAMBERS CHAPPELL CHAVEZ CHEE CHEN CHIGUBUO CHOATE CHRISTENSEN CHRISTY CHAUH CHUGEN CHUNG CLARK CLARY CLOUSE CLEMENTS CLIFTON CLOUGH CLYBURNE CLYDE COATS COFFEY COLBY COLEMAN COMBS COMMODORE CONNER COOKE COOPER COPPINGER CORDER CORDOVA CORNELIUS COTTER COUNTS COVEY COX CRABB CRAIG CRAWFORD CREEL CRISWELL CROUCH Rebecca — 34, 100 Elizabeth — 50, 104, 118, 119, 136, 208 Fara Belinda — 116, 132 John — 61 Kay — 34 Marisa — 61, 107, 140 Sherry — 116 Lorri — 50, 116, 132 Sammie — 61, 114, 136 Adrian — 42, 91, 103, 110 John — 61 Willie — 34, 146 Ira — 42 Eugenia Lynn — 61, 136 Renee Troy — 42 Michele — 61, 136 Patti — 43, 100, 107, 116, 117, 132, 165 Todd Donald Brydges — 43, 173 Joshua — 61 Michal — 61, 136 Steve Melanie — 43 Laura — 61 Timothy — 61 Chun Noel Nathan — 61 Chris — 43, 99, 144 Melissa — 50, 93, 144, 163 Lip Seong — 61 Gil — 50 Kwok — 50 Kenneth — 61 Anna — 43 Brent Cornelius — 43 Gordon — 43, 100, 106, 116, 117, 134, 108, 153 Johnett — 34 David — 61,114 Brad — 70 Keith — 61 Charlotte — 34 Linda — 61 Marilyn — 61 Lori — 61, 118, 136 Richard Rita John — 61, 118 Leslie — 43, 136, 137 Mark — 34, 90, 91, 114, 139 Steve — 73, 74 Janet — 43 Shawn Kent — 35, 139 Wayne Christy — 61, 140 Joe Bob — 43, 73, 74 Kevin — 35, 79 Monica — 50, 132, 151 Kathy — 81, 89, 118, b32 Rene — 73, 74 Melissa — 50, 110, 140, 143 Kathryn — 61, 144 Wayne Roy — 35 Tina — 50, 92, 136, 137 Ernie — 61, 118, 134 day Steven — 62, 147 Taunua — 43, 116, 118, 132 Leland Darla — 50, 116 Chuck — 43, 91, 142 CROW CUDD CULP CURTIS DANDRIDGE DANIEL DAOU DARBY DARNELL DAVES DAVIDSON DAVIS DAY DEERING DEGENHART DELUGO DENISON DENNIS DERRICK DeLOACH DeVANEY DEVERS DILLMAN DIXON DO DOBSON DOLAN DOLLAR DONAHOE DUCKHORN DUDLEY DUGAS DUNN DURBIN DUVALL DY DYE EASLON EASTMAN EBY ECKMAN EDWARDS EGERT ELDRIDGE Eddie — 62,123, 130 Nancy — 35 Tom Doug — 62 Cathy — 50, 118, 136, 137 Rodney — 50, 73, Michael — 50 Willie — 43, 91, 104, 110 Melissa — 43 Mazen Sammi — 50, 104, 44,173 Kit Travis — 88 Clay Larry — 62 Manny Barry Tim — 91, 98 Brad — 62, 132 Jerry — 62 Foy — 51 Kerry — 134 deff — 62 Eva — 51, 107, 112, 140 Billy — 62, 88, 107, 114, 118, 134 Vicky Donell — 62 Debrah — 62, 140, 179, 180 xtc Brenda — 62, 118 Alycia — 43 Rick — 51 Ken — 62, 139 Hoang — 62 Nancy — 62 Rich — 35, 88, 91, 142, 108 Steve — 51 Cynthia — 62 Guy — 43 Sandra — 62 Tracy — 134 Michael — 35, 73, Kent — 51, 73, 74 Kirk — 35, 73, 74 Joseph Kelly Julie — 35, 181, 176 Karl — 62, 139 Edison — 43 Stansell — 62, 116, 134 Don Nancy Robin — 62 Daryl — 62, 88 Scott — 35 Brenda — 62, 89 118, 132 Betty — 76 Michelle — 43 ELKINS ELLIS, ELLISON ELROD ENIS ENOX ESTEP ESTES ETTANDIP EVANS FANNIN FARR FAVER FERGUSON FINNELL FISH FISHER FLOURNOY FLOWERS FLOYD FOMBAH FORD FOSHEE FOWLER FRANZEN FRAZE FRISTOE FULKERSON FULLER FULTZ GAGE GARDNER GATELEY GEORGE GERMAN GEURIN GIBONEY GIBSON GILES Paul — 91, 142 Daniel Kevin — 62, 131 Troy — 62, 142 Debbie — 35 Trixie — 62 Paul — 51,91 Deric — 62, 89 Karen Amy — 51, 99, 116, 117, 132 Randy — 62 Stephanie — 35 Kathy — 62 Dan — 62, 142 Lora — 44 Robert — 73, 74, 178 Dayna — 62 Jon — 51, 78, 88, 142, 108 LaRenda — 44 David — 44 deff Ronnie Brenda — 35 Nancy — 35 David — 88, 90, Micheal — 35 Sherry — 51, 118, 140 Stacy — 35, 89, 92, 93, 94, 112 Dene Lonnie Toi — 136, 137 Reuben — 62 Dorothy Cydney — 44, 104, 107, 116, 132 Tim — 63 Yvette — 63, 140 Kristy — 51 Terri — 44, 140 Laura — 63, 118 Kelly — 63, 134 Jannelle — 63 Chris — 91, 146 James — 51 Dave — 35, 88, 91, 118, 119, 142, 108 Mark — 51, 91, 146 Alline Sherman — 51, 116 Johnny — 44, 91, 134 Phillip James — 112, 118, 119, 134 Laura — 44, 76, 89, 92,93, 178 Mike — 178, 175 Charlie — 116 Paul GILLIT GILLUM GIROUARD GOBLE GOEN GOFF GONZALES GONZALEZ GOODMILLER GREELEY GREEN Diane Neal — 51, 91, 142 Norman — 35, 88, 91, 142 Lisa — 98,175 Randy — 63, 142, 143 Amy — 51, 76, 140 Bernice — 44 106, 107 Anita — 44, 116, 117, 136 Deborah — 52 Philip — 63, 118 Betty Jo — 63, 132 Keren — 52 Marvin Laura — 35, 94, 103,175 GREENFIELD GREENHAW GREGORY GRIFFIN GRIFFITH GULLETTE HAFLEY HAGGARD HAILEY HALBERT HALEY HALIM HALL HAMILTON HAMMETT HAMNER HAMPTON HANCOCK HANKINS HARALSON HARKEY HARKINS HARKNESS HARMAN HARRIS HARRISON HART Bart — 63, 126 Delana Cindy Gail — 52, 136 Bryan — 63 Brenda — 63 Kelly Kent — 94 Luther — 35 Kevin — 52, 112, 118 Terry — 44 dim — 100 Ty Julie — 63, 140 Irene — 89, 93, 140 Gayle — 52, 93, 103, 144, 173,175 Richard David — 89, 130, 142 Donna — 63, 140 Andrew — 44, 63, 118 Chris — 63, 139 Kent — 52, 134 Tommy H. — 44 Adam — 63, 172 Johnnie — 44, 118, 136 Nancy — 35 George — 36, 176, 177 J. Ben Milse Russell Pam — 52, 92, 118, 132 Staci — 52, 136, 137 Julie — 63 Susie — 45, 76, 82, 89, 93 Tony — 63, 118, 163 Charles — 44 Janet — 36, 112, 116, 117, 132, 172, 182 Sharon — 45 Gina — 45 Scott — 63 Bradley — 52, 91, 134 LaCresha — 64 Renee Index e 199 HARVEY HATHCOAT HAWLEY HAWTHORNE HAYES HAYNIE HEINRICH HENDRICK HENRY HERNANDEZ HESS HETTICK HIBBENS HICKS HIGGINS HIGHLAND HILL HILLYER HINDS HINES HINKLE HINOJOS HINTON HOCKET HOLDEN HODGE Shannon — 144 Wendell — 45 Angela — 52, 116, 132 Leslie — 64, 144 Scott — 45 Vince — 64 Tony — 52,91 Barbara — 36, 93 Barbara — 64, 136, 137 Peter — 64, 89, 130 Lorene — 64 Charlie Lori Susan — 36 Michael — 36, 90, 116, 134, 179 David — 134 Glenda — 45, 140 Beverly — 64, 89, 93 John — 142 Lisa — 36 Carolyn — 52, 93, 144 Mike — 134 Tonia — 45 Carol — 36, 163 Robert — 45, 100, 114, 116, 117, 123, 134, 178 Kenneth — 53, 91, 142 Danny — 36 Michelle — 93, 178 Laura Rusty — 64, 142 Rachael — 53, 111, 118, 119, 136, 195 Vernon — 36, 100, 118, 119, 134, 178, 180 LeAnn Barry — 176 Donna — 53, 93. HOMER HOOPER HORTON HOWARD HOWELL HUBBARD HUEY HUFSTEDLER HUGHES HUNTER HURST HUSEMAN HYSELL IBE IHEKERE ILOKA INGALLS IOANIS ISLER IVANCHAK IVIE 118, 132 Holly Jill — 64, 116 Gary — 53, 79 Kim — 53, 112, 118, 119, 136 Gary — 45, 116, 117, 134 Amy — 53, 118 Danny — 36, 91, 146, 176, 177 Bonnie — 45, 112, 136 Laura — 53, 136 Vince — 64 Marisa — 53, 93, 132 Sidney Paul — 176 Ross — 64, 142 Amy — 53 Jennifer — 53 Tim Willie Keith — 36, 90, O7 Lor 108, 139, 176, 177, 180 Leland — 45 Bruce — 53, 116, 134 Tonda Julie — 36, 98 Gaye — 93 Bryan — 88, 91, 142 Laura — 45 Agbai — 53 Jumbo — 45 Jeffery Leonard Scott — 45 Engly — 36 Jerry — 36, 79, 88, 179 Marilyn — 45, 93, 144 Tonya — 36, 76, 82, 89, 93 JACKS JACKSON JARVIS JENKINS JERNAGIN JOHNSON JONES JORDAN JUDD JUSTIN JIANG KAM KAUFFMAN KEELING KELLEY KEMMERLY KEMP KENNER KEY KHAWAJA KIGHT KIRK KNICELY KNIGHT KNOX KOVARNIK LADD LAIRD LAMBERSON Jackie — 53, 107, 140 Kent — 53, 91, 108, 116, 142 Scott — 64, 88, 117, VAL 7 Onur eG Tom — 36, 104, 109, 116, 117, 134, 178 Randy — 64, 91 Richard — 110 Cornelius Betsy — 45, 98, 99, 100, 112 Dennis — 64, 151 Kayla — 104, 110, 140 Kenneth Kris — 53, 112, 118, 119, 134 Linda — 136 Russell A. — 64, 134 Russell L. — 36, 134 Scott — 116, 117, 134 George Harold — 45, 79, 82 Jacqueline — 64 Keith — 64 Melanie — 37, 136 Sondra Sonja — 136 Terri — 64 Virginia — 37, 136 Carla — 34 Egwuata — 64 Meredith — 53, 175 Sue — 118 day — 65, 142 Marilyn Matt — 64 Fung Na Karen — 37, 93 Cheryl — 53 Kevin — 37, 126 Cathy — 65, 140 Richard — 53, 142 Bonna — 46, 93, 118, 132 Kevin — 46 deff — 53, 90, 91, 139 Ahmed Ellis — 37, 176, 177 Barry Lori — 116, 136 Greg — 88, 91, 108, 142 John — 37,175, 178, 181 Kathy — 53, 112, 140, 182 Irene Margaret — 37, 137 Randall J.W. Ruth — 37 LANGFORD LARA LARSON LASATER LASKOSKY LAUGHERY LAWRENCE LEARD LEDBETTER LEDGERWOOD LEGER LEE LEWIS LIEB LIMON LINDSAY LINE LIPPERT LIPPINCOTT LITTLEFIELD LITTRELL LLOYD LOFTIN LOGAN LOLLAR LONG LOPEZ LOTT Loft LOREDO LOVE 200 « Index Mike — 65 Jane — 65 Rosie — 46 dose Darrel — 91, 134 Marianne Kimberlee — 162 Melanie Lane — 37, 94, 118, 119, 139, 172 Lucy — 65, 107, 182 Randy — 73, 74 Kip — 53, 89, 130 Eric — 53, 73, 74 Debbie Lou — 53, 140 Richard — 46 Todd — 37,91, 142 Gary — 37 Todd — 65 Hector — 73, 74 Edwin — 46 David — 134 Cindy — 53 Marc — 53, 118, 151 C. Kenne — 65, 73 Larry — 37 Sherril — 65 LUCAS LUKER LUREAO LYNCH MACKEY MADDOX MAGGART MAHAN MALDONADO MALONEY MANINGER MANLEY MANNON MARRON MARSHALL MARTIN MARTINEZ MASON Anne — 66, 92, 107, 118, 132, | 182 | Laurie — 153 Teresa — 66 Ida — 53 Kyle Jay — 46 Mitch Mark John Donna — 46, 99 132 Rufino, Jr. — 54 Cindy — 54 Robert Nora — 54, 112, 136 Mark Jorge — 73, 74 Ken — 74 Craig — 37,91, 104 Susan Gary Tim — 54, 176 | Julee — 66, 132 | Adela — 54 Maurio Selma Brent — 37 Mary — 176,177 Tim — 91, 138 Kristy — 65, 76, 89 Phillip Melissa — 53, 116, 132 Craig Glen — 53, 131 Eddie — 89 Lee — 65, 163 Melodie Isa — 46, 114 Kelly MASSON MASTRO- BATTISTA MATHEWS MAXWELL MAY McCAIN McCLANAHAN McCONATHY McCORMICK McCOY McDANIEL McDONALD McGANN McGILL McKAY McLAUGHLIN McHENRY McVADE McWILLIAMS MEEKINS MENDEZ MENDOZA MENGES MENZER Cindy — 46, 116, 151 Carol — 37, 110, 132, 176, 178 Melanye — 66, 136 Craig — 88, 91, 142 Richard — 37 Susan — 37, 94, 163 Suzanne — 38, 103 Candy — 66, 132 Scott — 54, 73, 74 Mark — 46, 89, 130 Judy — 46, 101, 107, 126, 140, 159, 172, 182, 192 Michael Misty — 66 Jana — 66, 140 dack — 66 David Jon — 46, 91, 134 Shelley Dent — 89, 130 Todd — 55, 91 Russell — 55, 142 Sharon Vernon — 38, 91 Cynthia — 66 Jeff — 38, 91, 94, ; 114, 118, 119 ; Jesse a Lucy — 66, 89 : Les — 66, 94, ; 173, 175, 178 ‘ Sue — 55, 136 MERRITT MERTENS MIDDLETON MILLER MILLS MIMMS MINNIS MIRANDA MIRZA MISCH MIZE MOISE MONEY MONSE MONROE MOORE MOORHEAD MORENO MORGAN MORGENSTERN MORRIS MORRISON MORROW MOSLEY MOWRER MOYERS MUELLER MUNOZ MUSICK MUSSER MYERS NACEANCENO NADEAU NATION NAYLOR NEFF NELSON NESBITT NEUGEBAER NEUMANN NEWMAN Jenny — 66, 93 Ange — 66, 116, 173 Scott — 66, 131 Dana May — 38, 101, 132 Mike — 38, 91, 101, 180 Neal Keith — 38, 73, 74 Susan — 38 Cindy — 38 Kara — 55, 93, 118, 132 162, 165 Quentin — 38, 96, 101, 176 Michelle — 66 Xavier — 55, 91, 147 Schail — 66 Russell — 55, 91 Charles — 55, 89, 118,119, 172 Eddie Cindi — 140 Keith Rodney Miles — 91, 146 Michelle — 66 Larry — 38, 88, 91, 142,178 Javier — 73, 74 Jana — 66, 118, 140 Lisa — 66, 140 Thom — 66, 178, 181 Sheron — 46 Gina — 38 Lester Michelle — 66, 140 Roger — 66 Mary — 46 Roland — 38 Dana — 46, 114, 123, 176,177 Gary — 46, 97, 114, 116, LUTE AT Frosty — 55, 130 Chuck — 38, 94, 114, 116, 117, 134, 165 Lisa — 38, 116 Rebecca — 46 Leslie — 66, 140 David Gayle — 55, 144 Lupe — 46 Philip Suzie — 47 Elaine Anna — 66, 136 Lora — 103 Shana — 66, 140 dana Shelby — 114 Vicky Darrel — 91, 138 Robyn — 47, 112, 118, 136, 137 NICCUM NICHOLS NOBLE NORMAN NORRIS NORTHRUP NOWELL NWOGWUGWU O'CONNOR OBEID OJWANG OLADUT OLDFIELD OLGUIN ONYIA ORR ORTIZ OUSLEY OVERBY OWENS OWINGS OYERBIDES PACANOWSKI PADEN PAFFORD PARKER PARKINSON PARKS PARTAIN Curt — 91, 101, 114, 123, 139 Larry — 38 Tina — 38, 176 Cathy — 55 Cindy — 55, 116 Kyle Rashell — 116, 136 Emmanuel — 38, 134 Dan — 38, 91, 101 Faissal Wilson Jide — 55 Kim — 136 Lisa — 140 Christopher John — 56 Ray — 88, 130 Todd — 126 Lisa — 66, 118 Toya Dawn — 116 Mark — 66 Robert — 47, 114, 138 Jeff — 46, 163, 175 Sylvia Craig — 47 Gloria — 56 Evonna — 47, 136, 137 Maureen — 47, 76 Jody — 140 Glenn — 66 deff — 147 Barbara — 67, 140, 162, 196 Jan — 56, 92, 93, 114, 144 Steve — 67, 88, 131, 147 Winston — 47, 176 Whit — 67 Paul — 67, 73, 74 PASCHALL PATTERSON PAYTON PEARSON PECTOL PENDERGRASS PENTILLA PERCIVAL PERRIN PETERS PETTY PHELPS PHILIP PHILLIPS PLUMPP PORTERFIELD POTTS POWELL POWERS PRATHER PRESTON PRICE PRIVETT PROSSER PRUITT PUCKETT QUIGLEY QUINLAN RAHMAN RALSTIN RAMAGE RAMERIZ RAMON RAMSEY James Randa — 56, 140 Russ Dorothy — 67 Page — 118 Randall Lisa Terry George — 38, 134 Robert — 56, 131 Jeffrey — 56, 91, 134 Marcy — 47 L. Tim — 38, 79, 102, 106, 178, 180 Markee — 19 Billy — 91, 131, 176 Rita — 47, 112, 118, 181 John Lance Katherine — 47 Doyle — 67, 116, 139 Anita — 38 Gayle — 47, 140 Mike — 56, 118, 134 Mike — 47, 134, 172 TRACEY — 56, 181 Darrell — 67 Kelly — 67 Randy — 47, 91, 114, 123, 138 Arlan — 56 Chip — 142 Bart — 47, 98, 108, 118) 132; 195 Jolene — 67 Terry — 38 Glen — 38 Miron Norva Lee — 47 Walter — 38 Irene — 178, 179 Raul — 56 Donald RANDALL RANSON REAMS REAVES REED REESE REEVES REYNOLDS RHEA RHODES RICHARDS RICHARDSON RIDEOUT RIDGLEY RIEDIGER RIGGAN RISLEY RITCHIE RIVERA ROACH ROBERSON ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBINSON iat oy ae Jon — 56, 91, 116, 134 Charlotte — 56 Donna — 67 Vance — 108, 118, 134 Freddie Jeff — 67, 142 Tracy — 56 Jerry — 39 Kent — 67, 79 Wendy — 67 Janis — 39, 102, 140 Kerry — 56, 107, 108, 134, 180 Kevin — 39, 55, 91, 102, 134, 159, 176, 180, 192 Lisa Robert — 56, 146, 147 Kristie — 132 Darla — 56 Patty Nat — 67, 114, 116 dyll — 67, 144 Mike — 89, 130 Michael — 73, 74, 178 Carrie — 146 Guyle — 130 Julie — 39, 93, 132 Lance Cavonda — 67 Valerie — 67, 140 Yonda Clara — 47 Keith Kerry Laura — 56, 92, 93, 118, 144 Vera — 39 Deanna — 67 Alan — 142 Rebecca — 47 Michael — 68 Scott — 91, 134, RODELA RODGERS RODRIQUEZ ROFFEE ROGERS ROWLAND RUFF RUIZ RUSHIN RUSSELL RUSSO RUTHERFORD RYAN SALES SANDERSON SARTAIN SAVAGE SCHROEDER SCHULTZ SCOTT SEELY SELF SETLIFF SHANABERGER SHAVE SHEPPARD SHIELDS SHIPMAN SHIPP SHORTER SHOUGH SHRIVER SHUGART SICKBERT SIDOTI SIDWELL SIGNOR SIKES SIMMONS SIMPSON SIMS SKELTON SKIPWORTH SMITH 165, 173 Stacey — 56 Javier — 67 Albert — 131 Francis Susan — 56, 144 Mauro Debbie — 56 Emmett Jana — 56 Larry Lisa — 68, 144 Tye — 68, 142 Kevin — 73, 74 darita — 39 John — 68 Irene — 39, 178 Marvin — 91, 112, 138 Sam — 73, 74 Dee — 56 Laurel — 68 Michael — 68 Sherri — 68 Shirley — 68 Ray — 68, 88, 131 David — 68, 88, 131 Lewis — 68 Trish Jeanne — 68 Ann — 47 Karen Carol — 56 Joe — 68, 114, 116 WARY U7 FS), SUAS, alr} Michael — 39, 91, 176 Franklin — 39 John — 99 Susan Patrice — 69 Kim — 47, 92, 119, 136, 137 Debbie — 79, 89, 114, 118, 140 Sandra — 69, 140, 162 Jan — 69 Rex Darla — 56, 116 Eric — 69 Mary Jane — 39 Terri — 56, 116, 136,175 Becky — 39 Belinda — 56, 140 Renae Paula — 69 Lorna — 69, 116, 132 Jodi Becky — 69, 118 John — 56, 88, 91, 142, 143 Carla — 48 Dan — 56 Greg — 59, 134 James — 56 Joel John — 48, 91, 138 Karla — 57, 116, 117, 132, 136 Kathy — 69, 132 Kelly Mack — 73, 74 Kimme — 57 Laura’ — 5751033 Ss 175, 178 Index ¢ 201 SMOTHERMAN SNEED SPELCE SPERRY STAKELY STAMPS STELL STENNETT STEPHENS STEPHENSON STEVENS STEVENSON STEVES STEWART STOKUM STONEBARGER STOUT STRATTON STUMBO SULLIVAN SULIVAN SUNDERLAND SUTTON SWAFFORD SWINFORD TABOR TADOH TANG TATUM TAY TAYLOR TEAGUE TELLEZ THOMAS THOMPKINS THOMPSON THORTON THRONEBERRY THURMAN 202 « Index Lincoln — 57, 108, Michille Rennie — 69 Sara — 57,116 DeeAnn — 57, 136 William Sherri — 57, 107, 116, MUS T3251 72, 182) Kristine — 102 Anita — 39 Mark — 69 Alvin — 39, 89, 108, 118, 119, 130 Bruce — 39, 88, 91, 142 Charla — 57, 110, 140 Pattie Rick — 39, 88, 90, 91, 112, 118, 119 Gary — 69, 73, 74, 142 Kenneth — 57, 79, 112, 134, 142, 180 Roger — 69, 142 Ted John — 48, 73, Ginger — 69, 140 Mark — 69 Lisa — 69 Janelle — 48 Scott William — 39 Gregory — 69 Vicki — 39 Carol Melinda — 57, 111, 132 Julie — 48, 102, 116, 117, 132, 179, 180 David — 69, 116, 139 Jacque — 39 Ruben Jenne Melisa — 39, 97, 102, 140, 180 Poh Loh — 69 Billy — 178, 179 Carol — 110 Gisele — 48, 107, 136 Sandra — 48, 110 Joe Bodie — 107 108, 116, 142 Robert — 88 Rodney — 57 Lamar — 103, 147, 173 Jeff — 69 Adolphus — 57, 91 Brad — 39, 118, 119, 134 Paul — 109 Kevin — 69, 114, 116 Sheresa — 69 T. 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