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MC MURRY COLLEG E ll' U . :gn I v i 6... , r V .A a ,,, U A ' i .-.M ,WS ,,.x,. .7 gh. 1 if ff' i' 9 H IMPRCVEMENTS ARE CAMPUS WIDE Certainly the campus-wide improvements have greatly changed the overall appearance of the campus complex. From the addition of the new science center to the laying of new floor tile in Old Main, it can easily be said that things are hap- peningn. The computerized systems, new this year, have certainly cut down on the time necessary for ever so many campus calcula- tions. .tv , f N XXfe have tried to improve this past yearg and so doing we can not help but improve the college in every facet of college development. All things considered, we can still see room for improvementg but no one can say that nothing is being done, for McMurry College is striving to ready its campus complex for the stu- dents of the future. vw hQ .Q The a e of the com uter is reall here as shown b ii eraznr A is s P Y ' ' Y P Bill Goosby. ,....-- ' W D Dr. Bennett shows pleasure during the ceremony dedicating the Science Center. The fCm0df'llnH f Chl M-lm sllsl 'lfllfll 1' l'll -4' flls overall .1ppe.1r.1ncc. Fo urxclfgrfi Brix! -- April Ll, Awards ol' Distinction were given to six persons who attended McMurry in l923, the school's founding year. during Founders' Day activities. They are pictured BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT-H. Leo Tucker. Mrs. Leo Tucker. Miss .lewell Posey. Dr. Anthony Hunt. Clark B. Meudor and Wiley Caffey. sa. H--uunqfvlvvi-f - ,qi i il' .. 'si .i 2 ., Z, E 'Nl' xg! A+ x f f a , ev' ' EE i uf T .. -1 . ,AA Q . 4, . f .-I 'lik fi - ' !uv'f'1 r 5 E il. +1-i ' 1, , ..Q. 4 - V-fi f -. ,1 im. .4 .Q 55- t 3 fl' I ,Q v . J' if 1+ :, T , Q., Mr. and Mrs. H. Leo Tucker are shown 'accepting their special Awards of Dis- tinction from Dr. Thomas K. Kim at the Founders' Day Dinner. The Tuckers now live in Brownwood where he has served as a school teacher and architect for many years. 1 iss -J-f.Ni-H Post, fE,VfId lo ml Nllvlk Miss Jewell Posey, a symbol of what McMurry is all about, receives her Award of Distinction from Dr. Kim. Miss Posey has served as registrar, public information officer and taught a variety of sub- jects. She helped gather information for Golden Anniversary publications.. ie., , A l 0 Ll' 0 X19 .naw of? 31? 'V 1 wi? I '32 ffl' .9- v mga '24, ,.- , 1 v f . l 'i , ,al Qt.. Dr. Anthony Hunt, retired president of Howard College, also was given his Award of Distinction at the Founders' Day ceremonies in the .l.W. Hunt Physical Education Center, named in honor of his father, the college's founding president. Dr. Hunt helped the college celebrate its Golden Anniversary by speaking at the All-Sports Banquet and other functions during the year. He played on the TIAA championship football team of I927 which didn't allow a point all season. r,,kf.'7 xx'Sa'32f '. Lux 1' , Ill Pictured at LEFT are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tucker of Brownwood who returned for the Golden Anniversary Homecoming activi- ties and were honored at a special Royalty show in Radfor Au- ditorium. They were the campus royalty of 1924. Both were elected Best All Around that year. COLLEGE PRESIDENTS Dr. .I.W. Hunt l923-34 Dr. O.P. Clark 1934 Qinterim three monthsj Dr. C.Q. Smith 1934-35 Dr. T.W. Brabham l935-38 Dr. Frank Turner 1938-42 Dr. Harold Cooke 1942-58 Dr. Gordon Bennett 1958-730 Dr. Thomas Kim 1970- www 58 Vw wr -lx, B' 3 I , r v w U QA Ki 5 V' S Rx., , 451 1 n 1 . Y a 'M M, .lv 3 4' 3 DEDICATIO 'DR. ORTO JONES As McMurry College celebrated its Golden Anniversary during the 1973-74 academic year, the Totem staff took on the awesome task of selecting a dedicatee who exemplified the hard work and total dedi- cation it has taken for this Methodist college to become one of the finest Christian liberal arts col- leges in the nation today. Dr. Norton Jones, a member of the faculty since 1948, is a classic example of the hard work and dedi- cation. The 1974 Totem staff proudly dedicates the yearbook to Dr. Jones. Born in Augusta, Arkansas on Nov. 16, 1908, Dr. Jones attended Little Rock High School. He gradu- ated magna cum laude from Hendrix College in Conway, Ark., in 1928, then received his M.A. and Ph.D. from John Hopkins University in 1930 and 1932 respectively. Dr. Jones served his Assistantship at Johns Hopkins, obtained the Ford Foundation Fellowship at the University of California and Stanford University. He was a member ofGamma Alpha, Alpha Chi and the Society of Sigma Xi. Before coming to McMurry in 1948, Dr. Jones was professor and head of Chemistry Department at Ft. Lewis Branch ofColorado A8L1Vl College from 1933-48. He has written several textbooks, including Inorganic Chemistry 119471 and General Chemistry 119541 and has published three lab manuals for freshman chemistry. U nder Dr. Jones' guidance, McM urry ranks among the top three science departments in the state. 20 .. r za M Ylllils MK? 1:8 . 29 30 Nl Cu Zn 46 47 4 4,3 Pd Ag Cd A V06-4 mass nm va 79 i Pt Au Hg Aisaos nlsassv moss 23 54 :U Gd iss 15125 Tl zum nl F unuimg 'ff' U W Z 1. 5 Cl Ar ' i. 32.34 B451 W . Tl.. 34 35 1 I : i Se Br Kr 1 nas mu ng 53 i 54 g A Lvmsso wagon gg E 1 M 8,1 W 2 -w-f, Q 1 H U I .m Cm 431 4247? ABOVE: The many faces of Dr. NWO? lon Jones, Division Chairrnan 501 ence and Math at MCMUFVY College' .A ,-....-.M--1':...,w X. '- X - ll 4+ 1 , , ,,,, ,.f- . X W: 41.--.5...-me, ' ' ,, ,,'. M . -.- ' www ' 5 , -m-'15 QQ, um, E Akmww 'Q 493.305, -W .1 ' '3 T1Qr. f MWA 'Na NY NHS CAUT IMURR. COLLE,E TGGETHER ESS N X , . -. .gn I .av-M205 ,YM ,sm- C K5 -ff la ,f 5 ,su ' .s-. x- 1 ww Na '4.t?B'QB!lCv l nw. W ,Quai iii! in gg-, 4 1 1 Q- T 4 M i, 1 1 N i A lx Q J 4 5 26 A TIME FOR RELAXATION 1 f ' I u i 27 W I '34 W. lg' ,' , ,' ' ffif ', 4 if-f Y f ,f , , U'f4a , M , fm. ,, 3,4 x 1? , , 1, V ,fjJ,7u453,' ,2 5-fx , if ff ' riff V, W-.... , W--WW ,.,f-dar 'lw..,. ' -fy ,4m:gg,yad 110 fa X' ...AF J ,, js' ,E a in 5 Q , ,,-Ry, , w ..,Q.,. ., -N0 NX! 0 3 Q Q3 .gx5.. g J-at - Q Q1 x X 1 x, Se J 391 li N AN GAMES P RT OF CGLLEGE v,. i REGISTRATION AND TRIP T0 BOOKSTGRE wkrfilz 9- ,X ,ir if 'BAM uv .-4 cv br wx' 1m'M'1f an Ho' ' Eff-7 lx -il'bq, 2 Q.. fl'- zi5f52GnA 5 'fi 'a igrfx , ...fur-niD'521l ' ' ' 'W' 31 fx u 'N F1 U' El ,rr ..g ACTIVITIES PRCVE EDUCATIONAL QQ 'l -I , ,- HBH lm we-. .--' ' I 9. XE . sv fghicgsgaffir 32 15? A Tx '1-x. HOMECOMING A TIME TO REPLAY PAST HOMECUMING SHOW PILLS RADFCRD AGAIN 52 35 TEEPEE VILLAGE 1973 36 8 ,pau vndBP -P+- hr. -2' ' 1 YO 'RE A GOOD CHARLIE BROW vu .,.,,1N, 3, - f HC ,. -wlxfkfff t QQQQJM W '. ,,,r.,,gj.g ' 4 'rv ' -T f.',.. f 1 , 1v5j'w3..?, ',, ,Q .. , pf .A , if fffiffzizif'f: 15il'r'fmf.- .- , .V 1f!?5ff'W.'- ,gg ZgfmzlJil55?,'!-2.51954 g iff . ::,, ,g f- 2 J. -r:m'.l1-,WH-- new imgflwleAM:!.A:.em'Lyi.A Members of the cast. TOP TO BOTTOM: Beth Adoock, Phil Brewer, Mary Hervey, Neil- on Ely, Deborah South, Fred Kunkel. .6 x,' -I Wm - faq: 1 3..,,,,,,,r NI Ku . 5 . ,-QA 39 SCJ B 99 THE CAST Dan Griffing .... Kay Whiting ... Randy Kirk ... Phil Brewer .... Larry Howard . Neil Ely ...... Susan Hays . . Deb South .... Beth Adcock . . Lee Chappell ...... Brenda Hamilton Debbie Shafer . . Jerry Watson.. . Kurt Hergert . . bl-.I B 79 . . . . .Sarah ......Mr.Zuss .....Mr. Nichols . .first messenger second messenger ............girl ....Mrs. Adams ...........lolly ....Mr.Lesure ....Mrs. Murphy . . . . .Mrs. Botticelli ........Director . . .stage manager Kay Whitman as Sarah and Dan Griffing as J.B. comfort each other. xx X Q ... 417' tt' it Some of the .l.B. Cast: SITTING QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kathy Chapman, Dan Grifhng, Chris Arth, and Kay Whitman. STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kathy Chappell, Kathy Arth, and Scott Howard. '.'x 17' K , 8 S .K '1 I -v F, intl 41 , . , V , A ,A . , . A ' ' 1 27 37572:.Q25555-,wgffxft A -, 5-2 V gf N r g 1- ,. , ,if-,Q ., H g'iJ V' j-:Q TK I or , i 5 't QV A .tklikm ' A T ' ' 4Ef.s.H-.,g.,v- :Q -2' ' . ' ' V' 'l ' a . . ' Hrrbf V ' ' ' ,,fL:'4fri,, ..?f .-1'- ff ' ' ' ' 'z, ., V , . , f',aE,qf17.f A Q ' ,q,1fgn5lg'a',,gg.A,-- . 3,1 H I., -, my J rf . - f '-t. lu' - , , , M Q iq' 6'7Q Wi' Pa. .fa ,f ii Yi 'i is J? N 'ray in QV ? 7'x ,'J v gf gg -.s TE ff 3 1 , i 'X ia. N ' J wt wr K 2 Q in 25- OW' l V- N MANY FACES OF MCMURRY A multi-media theatrical presentation depicting McM urry College during its first 50 years was an outstanding effort by members of the faculty and student body. The Many Faces of McMurry was staged twice, during the 1973 Northwest Texas Annual Conference and capping Founders' Day in April of 1974. Muriel Burress, of the speech department, and Miss Jewell Posey, retired faculty member, directed and wrote the script for the play. It was one of several events to help McM urry celebrate its Golden Anniversary. Through use of color slide projectors and live drama on the stage of Radford Auditorium the first 50 years of McMurry were relived in living color. 66 97 we started with one building gg 79 and now welcome t0j.w. huntphysical education center 'UQIQ 5 In K. gi 1 b 'ff W g Ayn' 6 ,.'l A 1 . , . rfyfrlk, Wx V, ', ,Jig - Q wk Wm-is V ii 1Aw'v ',Lg1.4s,. 523 1,1 v -vf.....-, V: ... 1 P . E gv 1 AQ: 5 as I ' , M 1 -1-...w f ,.... .v-v.,.:'j Nhwmu. 1 X Y M on g 5 .rf , W' -4-Q I fs.i -i - I 3 , C x Q f' - - 'fi g ' 1 5:-fl ' 0 we S iq , . I , , 'U' ., 1 I I 0 Q yi 5 . J r 'I if N X 5 g a g i ' 1 - I U, vt f' - N., Named in honor of McMurry's founding president, Dr. J.W. Hunt, the new 51.3 Million complex opened its doors in the fall of 1973 as the college celebrated its Golden Anniversary. The P.E. center contains 57,000 square feet covering two floors. It will accommodate 1,500 full-time students, plus the college's faculty and staff. The Main Gymnasium fpictured abovej features Sport-Tred flooring, has a master and two practice basketball courts, eight courts for badminton and paddle tennis, and three official volleyball courts. For intercollegiate basketball, the seating will accommodate over 2,100 with some 500 additionally for other large assemblies groups such as commencement. There are other instructional and recreational areas including two large classrooms, multi-use and gymnastics practice area, posture and figure control rooms, weight conditioning and training apparatus room, and a department seminar- library room, staffand student service areas, eight staff officies, men' and women's dressing-locker rooms. p-,,,,.... A g'-'i '-i- multi-use room: second floor crowd on dedication day Q C 52:4 at Bo Adeoek Paul Barnes C.E. Bentley J.B. Bishop Ronny Bowles Dr. Marvin Boyd Maurice Brooks Dr. Walter Browers Dr. Claude Brown Dr. J. Weldon Butler Bishop Alsie H. Carleton Dr. Bervin Caswell Edwin Chappell Harry Clark board of V.J. Coleman Harold Crawford Dr. Austin Dillon Ted Dotts Davis Edens Dr. Darris Egger Gary Finch Dr. B.C. Goodwin David Hamblin Harold Harriger Ralph Hooks Elmer Hudspeth Walter Johnson Benniejones lI'LlSlCCS M Dr. Thomas K. Kim Wallace Kirby Dr. Royce Lewis Mrs. Ellis Locke John Mason O.A. McBrayer Raymond McDaniel Bynum Miers James Miller Farris Oden L.D. Patton Dr. Marshall Rhew Donald Riffe , 7 .4 ,1 , , , ...t1..aN., i it ,.V. -..- ,,, Jack Sargent Dr. Holis Shook Dr. Buren Stewart Don Studdard Dr. Clifford Trotter Dr. Harry Vanderpool .lack Wallis .lim Waterfield Gaston Wells Wlf Whitfield Dr. Mark Williams David Willson TIP S NG SU G it fx 8 Ill -'41 if As: X' A' Fifi ,..4: , 'vii 2 . Am, ',. , . -Ill kiva men's dlV1S1OH wmner DELTA BETA GIRLS' DIVISIUN XL GVERALL CHAMPIGNS 34: 3? MERRY X-MAS 50 -- .,g L M ..-.f A nm, l , , me I 4 3 fri: r f- ' 'R if JANUARY TER . Z! 'l COUlS!SlY15gu .UN ix w.,.,' PLEDGING thrills an spills W Pu Qquf, X .iw v..?g,mi3? ,lf -1 A-l 19:-4,3-., ji, Q, ,ww Sf 5535!-V ,., f L fm ggi, 'T' f 'C 'immfa V '-W --Iffifffs I if Q' M-,, C ' mn f- r . .gi Q ' , af .Y 441' . ..- x 1 TV 4 I' . I ' Q ' fr ff ' Yi fe jig. L 2 Al x, f Y-f' XX 'Q - x'g'5 Nfl- '- 4' x I, . ,, ? in sbs' sa. ,Lx Q 'V 5. 'S Q f. X L X .75 5 ,sqssx 5 it . 'WS R, , Q.. 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A . 5. mi.. -, Q.. n- 14 .H 5 rl ',f '. ' -lf. , .u' Qxf, '4 . :',.,f,.E 1 ' v , My 1 L 1 . 1 4 -an . ,v, 1, mu ' a ,.,--.nz .ni , if-v 1 ' f X F x.. 1 w 2 Q! is - Jr Eb ,W ,qglt 'u I Q: 4. kan XT H M' 4' Mkshsfjy RESERVATIO CHIEF and PRINCESS 1973 ' , I Q1 J 'f,.,i 5, ' , Q 'fs ' 5? f s' N - -p. 1 if! nn Q, .. i 222 up v-if an iii E lib ni .... on 818 Ill nn Ill Ill up Ill ' 2 ng Ill up ill ,j9'1 v ,Q ,' 5, Princess Chief Vicki Cumming Sid Fowler 61 Q :WM-' 9. , ,, if '1 ga 11- , 1,3 .5 4 Nl iz, 1 ,QW HE L 1 . .K f , . ,MMA Q ,AJ '4 1' ,dv 15,5 3,L',i,pfL5f5j , , . -, V - 1 -'Iyar f ,5,f'f-ima' .'.',--,WLS aww' rx A , ,, , , 1 M ' jg., , 5 'f'1mm' f- ffwxgfglf f-vm 'wec7g5w f?5'zz5 ., : k wqslfyu ,,,5l4lf,,a5?,'dg7'QQ,L5,:g3gN,21.gag,-4555 - D . f' - 3 0.1 5 tx A gQa4iEf'4'5?aAQ: 1 -14-uf.-ff,i.,mf2-:fm,zxr:fQwf f asia:-fes-L. -w zvfl se . fl- - A 1- ff . 4 5 VICTOR Y RIDE DR. KIM G IVESM CUNGRATULATIONS an '.,. .9 .. -. vftvwv A - Y -X f I -'HM 1 Q Q. . ...- . .-'lf . .... 1 vtjxulqgg-w-rf .-bv GY' 'K V 'mv ff ' - an ww ,,,.,-.-,f--N'- r v' I V V .wrrnwq W' .LA .-,lm --4 1 Q' 4 ,h my . . HQ '- .6 4. 14 A TRUMI CHRISTIAN: Farwell Major Elementary Ed. WHO' WHO ALAN LUDINGTON: Austin Major Religion JOANNA EASTER LY: Abilene VICKI CHANDLER: Abilene Major Political Science r r Maior Medical Technician CINDY GRAVES San Antonio Major Education and Speech ,Q DONNA COOPER: Cisco Major Medical Technician SANDRA CARTER: Littlefield Mai0rPhySiCalEduCa1i0n FREDDY RUNRLE1 Abilene Major Music bfx 'CSV 1 'R 4 4 lil! Q l ,Y li if l K x, SYN 51 JUDY BURTI Abilene ' M3jOl' Elementafy Abilene Major Physical Education W H O'S W H O JULIE HOLDEN: Abilene Major Marketing i ix 1 MARK DE VITO: Amarillo Major Church Music VICKI CUMMING: El Paso Major Religion GENEVIEVE FOSTER: Electra Major Speech, English DONNA HARRIDGEZ Kermit Major Physical Education f. ,LS KAREN CLARDY: Lovington, N.M Major Business Education JESSE WHITE: Albany Major History RANDY WHITE: Abilene Major Chemistry and Biology - l . f V KAY McMENAMY: Shallowater Major Music Education LINDA ADAMS: Abilene Major English .. DORIS WOSSUM: Amarillo Major Religion - 1 in --Q.. 1 -f-jf . - , - 7 1 .f . NX- ,,. Q .. - 9' ' fi x .., I . ' ' 3 i Qr 'i5,. K 'Y Qu-- F l 4 Zi! -v '4 vt A va. 5: Q- uia? 1 STEVE CHAPPELL: Roswell, N.M. Major Religion JANICE MIDDLETON: Abilene Major Elementary Ed. gurl lk 5 f 1 1 ! I x BILLY ADAMS: Abilene Major Finance CHARLES ALEXANDER: Ore City Major Marketing l ks 1 X, ...M s N i. n me l 4 fi fad' , . - - ' 44 LTP v w - A- . 'IAQ 5 ' , .f - ti FZ'-l 51 A f' ' V -fu l QQ K x If 4 Jdf'l. Q., . Q,T', 'u,.!,,5 ' . A u egg VALENTINE SWEETHEART .55 -. Q gf- lf ' 6 .J Q 'A 'QG V! -1,,,v.z-lr A Mali. f V- if . x 4 -Q ' ' u .f 4 ' - I ' I . 7 f , I 1 ' x 'fm .O fi '7 ,. . .' T 5 f 1 . . a,, ,, . e' - O THLETIC SWEETHE RT 1 Q - Y v-un. s V - ' . 1 Q 1 I1 SE IOR CLASS VORITES Marinell Sayles ag: , L fff'-Qi . ,177 1 , 1 ', nv- , Nyw - 1 'P4,Q1f,,31'ff:!f.,.fg, T -HRW fi if--.-1 Jil , , ,v L ,v5.f-':f,1e+ Lu -' fa, f '- Vi-f I 1- - ',f.,1:v, ,pay-gig'-1 Wq.yg. .'qk?.w-3 -'f.:cw,l--1 ' :Agp . fp-nQ,2'XSr'T Ngihl - -, ffgfflvfigivaf 0352-ff f-- X - ,azwxa 1 M , w1mwSif'f -ASQ? S ' JM: ' '-Jak ',y.'V951f-1'Ii .: 51? 'I y I ..--1. Y In vi 5c.61 ':-34 A -Lxiiif-5?gftf'w, ' K l g,1f'1::'4i21::'Q-fav?-Q.: 1 f35 R,:k'?fI','a- Q Al ,,...., Bobby Busby Judy Burt in IOR CLASS VORITES Steve Chappell - f. Q If ' X, , 1' ' X 5 ,A - . 3' 4 1'f ' -A ggi V ' -an , ' ' 3 1' I vjzu, -' E , uw' . , V . ,- - N 5 ,, M 'P my ,- . ' 5 Swffwcgggwgig sl r .F ' Y 4 W J I sf ' x , , fu .5 ,si ' .. . I F 5l' ' if 1 K . W Q 9 ' Q I 7 . X V? af' 'S -' an .1-. ,, Qf A .' Sie' ,, .gb ---.. N I, sl I ,v I 'Q Xiu 3 . , 82 3 QQ W' s . V- 'V 4 .1 -. . Q., . , SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Ra dyFth gh 7 . , .JM m .4 A 5 ni gag..- . if 3 43? ez ,A A .. A' V it 5 4. ,, Q Q ' 5. .S .5 a h . ' - Q -s Q 1. Q- u Q A 5 WX-.dl 4. Y UN .p xt x V, :91.t'i11.. i filitist S Hx' flmwg. :Zn : SENIGR CLASS RU NNERS-UP ww Cindy Tice 84 Steve Moore 76 if JUNIGR CLASS RU NNERS-UP 9? ' f K NL' Trumi Christian 84 Matt Robinson Dale Rogers 8L Derven Ro FRESHMAN RUNNERS-UP James Hargus 8L Cindy Wright SOPH RUNNERS UP 77 TUTEM BEA UTIES GR EGORY Freshman, Floydada JOANNA EASTERLY Senior, Abilene KATHYE HARDWICK PAM WHITE Freshman, Gallup, N.M. Freshman, McKinney WL ' , of ilk' C ARGL REE VE Freshman, Friona DEBBIE STGVALL Sophomore, Baird TERRI DEA Freshman, Clyde M ARS HA BUCK Freshman, Coleman TO TEM BEA U TY R UNNERS- UP K 3135 -.S M7- ' A X' wa .E-'. '4gg,1-lf N' JN ' L ' ,mf 1 ITEMQQ-'K f - N N Y , K , fg ',,1a.q w'ag 'E' 4 ' 'fx 1' A53 ik., 5' E f ' ' :wjm 31 f, :3.x Vkv, ' '2 A'T'3'.l5 ',L' , '-ff: ix ,f. W ! Q5 .3 . J f' ,k1-f-KX ' M E' YY1f-J,fvQ'N'fN1'f DEBBIE SHAFER, Fr. Wylie MARGIE HOLLEMAN, Jr. Abilene GL , ROXANNE COFER, Fr. Irving ENDA EVANS, So.,Ab1lene JAN YOUNG, Jr. Hamlin PAM KELLEY, Fr. Jayton , Y ff ' 1 Ky fl? A , x 5 E 'Q LYNN PATTERSON, Fr. Abilene DONNA HOBART, Jr. Newport, Va. 3m f ,QA 'K w r 4 Missy, . 'keg ' f 'mi A ' V . f nf. e .5 ' .53 , XX fl-A A 4 A FQ Cf1'i'SmQ mV1 a happy meeting Quarterback Lonnie Hobbs and head coach Don Newsom agreed on one thing in the happy scene above. That is, one more play, baby, and keep it on the ground. The date was Sept. 15, 1973, and the score was McMurry IO, Panhandle State 6, with just 0:17 left on the clock at Shotwell Sta- dium. The Indians scored late in the game on a 16-yard pass play from Hobbs to wingback James Page. Aggressive defense in the form of gang tackling pavedthe way to a hard-fought '16-13 victory over Western New Mexico in a much-publicized game as Don Newsom and his brother, Ron, squared off against each other as oppos- ing coaches. In the picture above Gary Rayburn 4445 wraps up a Mustang quarterback while Jerry Arnold 1833, Gaylon Doan C783 and Mike ,Simpson 1791 close in to make the kill. The victory improved the season record to 2-and-l. Again, the clinching score came on a Lonnie Hobbs-to-James Page pass. JGNES RUNS TO DAYLIGHT 89 A KICKER'S TOGLS Athletic Trainer Charles Carter examines injured player during break in the action. SAL ANDRADE ON THE LGGSE Richard Smajstrla 1825 hauls in 12-yard pass from Lonnie Hobbs in Panhandle State game. Smajstrla caught six passes for a 16.3 yard game average. Jerry Arnold C833 is shown re- turning a pass interception against Panhandle State in a 10-6 victory. The Seymour sen- ior led the Indians in punt re- turns with l0 for 7l yards and was second in kickoff returns with an average of 19.4 yards per return. Arnold played the rover on defense and was cred- ited with 58 tackles in nine games. McMurry College football has always been noted for its aggressive defense, which has won national recognition over the years. The action above is an example. ANDRADE GN ROAD TO PAYDIRT 94 TGUCHDG N!!! -nw-'PW' 54.1-k ,,,M+,,,g W. A .,. ar' ',,,4,i, JT'- '- wifi'-L A'fWf,?9 'f-' . fi ' - ,A 'Z 1, 4,g.'53i',i..- ' W ' QQfr,..,wr :N A . if wfww, , A ,, - - :Q A . - .. :., . ,, Q' . ' ,,, 'H' 43il5 37'2-Phe ' .'-fx , 1 1: Mfr . 'w7' ' A ,- A55 - 'lu ..-.-. 0 4 Q if -f A '--1 .- -uf Q - ,--H ' - . ' A.- -, dw ' gr 'f ' M, .M , 'J - pg- 4 5f?f'r A '. . 7 y '..:.'-,A,q.f',.-A 'wriqu tx 1 ' 'f,f A .,.4.' W ' l l 4 , f fl , .N ..e' 10 'H,-.4q - Q 'WQE' ' ' . 'Ha-.., 'Wi -n.. .1 J ..f..f 1 , Ar, ,N , M ,' 'O E 'M M 'ur f ' -H' ,Apr- l .- -Q km r. sl' W' Z ' ',,0,'H. , A, . , 1. , 454 - ,n , ,sl -1. ' . 1 1-K fit? '...- 'H' 'Q ' ,fx !3f'iTfg 1 -- I .. ' , 1. .o- kj ' .I 'L W, . . . jf, - pu, .f,.Et'-A . ' il Q -.fgq 1 a. 'S ,,. ' ' V.: , . y D . V .l sg., xl fri . . H. , . ,.L!'l?f: .a. I zu. 5 N 4, 1 . 11,3- -si f. ww! N ,wr ' - .H 4- xx' A 9 1 ' A u h ' a , rig' 'fn Y .4 4' ,.,,,,,-F , M ,ff--Q .lg-:L ' ! .-.dt -vi 4 'IX 1 -1-4 Ewf ' 'J' bl +u . f:a.sf ' Q ..x 4 - SIDELINE DIRECTS ATTENTION TO THE FIELD OF BATTLE 3 . sr-'A V 1, 1-:Q fl ' . F -5 , 1 ,ffsf 1, . ., , I - D, y . V- rx U , ww, h ,, MQ' ut Q' w.......,,.' a Q I 5 vw. . Q '-Yi K YI Charles Alexander wraps up a Texas Lutheran half- back for no gain in the 1973 Homecoming game at Shotwell Stadium. The 6-0, 244-pound junior from Ore City made 85 tackles for the season and re- covered four fumbles, and earned District VIII first team honors. WB FB R oo DT QB E .Iames Page Sal Andrade Jerry Arnold Doyle Snell Charles Alexander Lonnie Hobbs il A immunlil i gl n Q .,, Ji Members of the 1973 Indian football team. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Cliff Gardner, Paul Phillips, Gary Barr, Bo Jones, Steve Lopez. Randy Pool, Paul Rivard, Steve Odom, Matt Robinson, and Randy Stone. SECOND ROW: Bobby Busby, Austin Chamness, Charles Alexander. Art Wiebusch, Jerry Boles, Doug Upshaw, James Page, Byron Berry, and Randy White. THIRD ROW: Francisco Oaxaca, Lupe Gutierrez, Nick Farrell, Guy Cook, Waller Hargrove, Gary Rayburn, William Nelson, Richard Smajstrla, Sal Andrade, and Lonnie Hobbs. FOURTH ROW: Mike Simpson, Hershel Jones, David Tow, Danny Lancaster, John Thomas, Vernon Grindle, Bill Sudbury, Tommy Ratliff, Randy Roemisch, Jerry Ar- nold. FIFTH ROW: Sam Jernigan, Mike Mathis, Cecil Faircloth, Louis Goeke, Dean Hufstedler, Kerry Hibbitts, Mike Murphey, Gary Goble. and Randy Tidwell. SIXTH ROW: Bingo Bolin, Neal Summers, Keith Stephens, Lonnie Gaston, Calvin Bishop, Timmie Payne, John Dixon, and Rogers Lankford. SEVENTH ROW: Ronald Jones, Doyle Snell, Earl Pearson, Mike Barnes, Richard King, Allan Ebeline, Ray Overhy, and George Sim- mons. EIG HTH ROW: George Campbell, Dana Mayfield and Turk Nelson. 1973 scores East Central State 44, McMurry 12 McMurry 7, Millsaps College 6 McMurry 10, Panhandle State 6 Texas Lutheran 33, McMurry 12 McMurry 16, Western N.M. 13 Trinity 14, McMurry 12 Bishop College 31, McMurry 15 Austin College 37, McMurry 13 Trinity 21, McMurry 13 fWon 3, Lost 65 'E ,, its I .1 L . . I I ,Xl ., ... N-:f . U , gf: WILSCN TAKES TO THE AIR Keith Whitaker C O C 8 P a l'l Rick Penny DIANS AM H HSU ...v-n, if 7 '7 ' QNX-.-A 1 ' I ,7 . .' i x,jx:Q ,,.,' I. .,..3f,.,, .. .-,ncwv-x..:-,,':,R'H-1 -V 4 ,. . .,.,.,W,,,'v ',iN,:,,a mmm- my .. 39' 557 -'L ' V'-43 as-sn... any-.4 5 v - .W-. ' I-- W ,1-1, -V -- x . Y 'Tv ' '.-ws '- ' ... W ew d ...M fr 5. -.. Q . ks , my 3 v . :'.-5556 , , , -P - .Qt x .f' Hershel Kimbrell celebrated his 200th career vic- tory at McMurry as his Indians beat Texas Wes- leyan in the season finale. Kimbrell is shown above calling a play during the 9l-87 overtime upset over nationally-ranked Midwestern in the Hunt P.E. Center. Kimbrell is the winningest coach in Me- Murry cage history. Mark Curry lays up against Hardin-Simmons in a thrilling 97-93 victory to assure the Tribe of the City title. ff.. -f'j .WNW- S TEEL MANUEVERS AGAINST SUL ROSS SULLIVAN BCM BS ACC 1 INDIANS CLAIM CITY TITLE gululsan-'P' ' 4 ' LE W? ,,,,,,,,,..... EH J 1 3' ny PENNY K 1 N 'Z ,f V I V 9 PENNY CRO if '- HQ'-'ir' DR WGIA Jw an RGET fm! sg-.fr CURB .va-00' ' 1 I 3: x -. ...sv 1, .,.5.!4'r' E , Qamw, 1.1 . S-8 tx. -ff f .1 at 'Vi' ' '1 ,. ....f.,, , ' H5 Sfjxyrvs 1 G , Qi if f , 'Z- . , x Us 'W' vw K ,Sy P6 1 ' :fd 1, W, P Q 1 ' 145 Q qwff,yff.L .- , -an , , i g 1 , u'Q1u.f'2fg'-3 Q x .gg i 5' f aaffw-'.,f'r5i J -M -'1- Q f' .1 Jw 1 .4 , . , Q2 x-aff, M- 5: 1yf,w ,,upQK, . .- , fx , -L. J?-' : 'umfe WHITAKER MCVE SULLIVAN N ACTIO CURB! .lb '--1-' ' -- .1 'ifdnhhn M., 3. ' D t-aqui x Q, 4 as-1. if wav- 'N mw 'kfffj 1 Q ky A fr H! ,f . gf .4 I 4 A f Jajl..1 mm Keith Whitaker fright hookingj came to McMurry from Cisco JuCo, and was a vital cog in the ln- dian attack with his post play. He led the Indians in rebounds and finished third in scoring. He still owns the school record of 25 rebounds in a single game. Rick Penny, already acclaimed the greatest shooter in McMurry College basketball history. had a fantastic junior year. The 6-3 Richardson product was the first Indian to score more than 600 points in one season and smashed five school records. Penny, shown scoring against Hardin-Simmons at left, was on the Texoma Athletic Conference All-Star Team and made honorable mention NAIA All-American for the second straight year. 1 ,t , K' mga, 1 A A '-1 viz-Q, f 4 1'r.,:,4-,Qt 4, . , ,gk ' .i..'.4- ' ' gf, .adlvilu V 6. -gn. .fi XX' The Indians whipped crosstown rival Abilene Chris- tian College twice during the 1973-74 season by scores of 98-92 and 98-85. In the picture below ln- dian guard Jerry Don Wilcox drops in a long fielder late in the game at Hunt P.E. Center. MCM 91 -dbg Members ofthe 1973-74 lndian basketball team. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT are Jeff Longino, Tim Ericson, Jerry Teel, Brett Parr, Lee Choate and Ronald Holmes. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT are Mark Curry, .lim Bailey, Don Cain, Cliff Stephens, Keith Sullivan, David Teel. Mike Mahanay, Keith Whitaker, Rick Penny, Ray Wilson, Richard Hale and Jerry Don Wilcox. 1973-74 scores Sul Ross 70, MCM 69 Coty MCM 82, N.M. Highlands 77 MCM 86, Angelo State 78 Western N.M. 65, MCM 64 Angelo State 88, MCM 85 MCM 86, Ft. Hood 63 MCM 72, Angelo State 67 Hardin-Simmons 76, MCM 68 MCM 71, Howard Payne 65 OCLA 86. MCM 81 Midwestern 70, MCM 63 Dallas Baptist 78, MCM 74 MCM 77 MCM 75 Wayland Baptist 60 Austin College 67 MCM 72 Lubbock Christian 52 MCM 75 Texas Wesleyan 60 MCM 59, Lubbock Christian 57 Midwestern 87 totl MCM 97 MCM 73 MCM 68 MCM 99, Hardin-Simmons 93 Sul Ross 60 Howard Payne 67 Austin College 65 Bethany Nazarene 72, MCM 71 tot! Dallas Baptist 98, MCM 72 MCM 104, OCLA 78 Wayland Baptist 74, MCM 68 MCM 98, Abilene Christian 92 Bethany Nazarene 66, MCM 59 MCM 98, Abilene Christian 85 MCM 86, Texas Wesleyan 67 fWon 19, Lost iiy i g.. ,y 'Adi Members of the I974 Indian Track Team. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Varner, Wesley Bell, Jerry Boles, Albert Solis, and Robert Estel. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Allison, Cliff Gardner, Brett Parr, Danny Lancaster, and coach Steve Hays. I9 4 TRAC SCHED LE Feb. 22-23 FW Recreational, Fort Worth March l-2 Border Olympics, Laredo March I6 Sul Ross Invitational, Alpine March 30 San Angelo Relays, San Angelo April 5 Howard Payne Classic, Brownwood April 26 Wayland Baptist Invitational, Plainview April 30 Texoma Conference Meet, Plainview May 3 District VIII Meet, Dallas May 24-25 NAIA Championships, Arkadelphia, Ark. '2i,.J,,, , 75' ' - . 'W5!T'H,-LTQM N nf?--19-Q X ,, U. V 'V F., r z Distance runners for the Indians are CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Wes Bell, Albert Solis, and Bob Estel. ll i , r J. gg 915' :Q .,.L .1. .nz 4615 ' fi-, Members ol' the Mile Relay are QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Cliff Gardner, Charles Alli- son. Albert Solis and Jerry Boles. iw-+-f's if vs.. A 'ef --W 1: X . Y ...rw J, .- - t ' - ' I: -.. . ' - 5 Q . - S- - xv'-s--g 'l , ,X ' -x. -N.. .,, Q . H Ga 2..Tx - i '1-Q i ., .,, ,, N ' ' lf - A' 'H .av ': ,. ' .f- U 'Qwx .gr ,,,...,,. ,Q . xrexxfwf- ' Ig ti' 'id-JZ -o.. -..r', i Members ofthe Indian sprint relay unit are QTOP TO BOTTOMJ CliffGard- ner, Tommy Varner, Charles Allison, and Jerry Boles. Long jumper Tommy Varner, a senior from Baird, work outs for the Texoma Athletic Conference Meet. CliffGardner 5 -211,52 Randy Roemisch Q, 'H-... r' .f-Uf hv',,A f .l -nan? ' f2F ,'1u.' -f va ,,.- .-..-- 4 ,k. in A' .4 I V A! .. On - um. .- ' 1 3 Q I nrq -- ',.u '.: .. l., 'H Q. Charles Allison Members of 1974 Indian golf team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Peoples, Bobby Gage, David McNeely, Jon Masters Dean Bouldin Don Hothan and Coach Tommy Estes, 1974 GOLF SCHEDULE Feb. 15 HSU, ACC, MCM Feb. 28-March 2 Border Olympics March 8 HSU, ACC, MCM March 14-15 Eastern N.M., HSU, ACC March 25-26 Texas Lutheran Classic April 5 ACC, MCM April 12-3 Abilene Intercollegiate April 22 Vernon Regional JuCo May 2-3 Texoma Conference Meet 81. NAIA District VIII Meet Abilene Country Club Laredo Abilene Country Club Abilene Country Club Seguin Abilene Country Club Abilene Country Club Abilene Country Club Wichita Falls 116 1 BOBBY GAGE In RONNIE PEOPLES DO HOTHA wi, i '- ', 1. P: 1,1 1' ' ,. - -5 .1 ' ,v 7 A ' ,l.b-, . ', , W f N1 ,H '.N.f ' fl? . xv . -,iv-.x vwn 4 If A t x ,L .f 'W ' Q. Q' . f f v :Y Y ' ' YEAR V L . .jx ' ., ff- ,V '-M , ' ' m.zg,. ,, , f w. ' . 75 A3 5 5 1 x' A A. if . Q DA ID MCNEEL Y 2- - . 'Q3'Q .' T:1' a ffk w n ' --,.an9v4, .A- -'M ' 'V '+ j '91 -f--- L .-Z'4' 1'5 q Y ' X .-a...f'-'- Q9-J ,.., ,,-,A..-.-Jw f',. .- --- v-., 'KWH'-W , Q. - A f 'Y --ga -RL hm 4 Q o ....V, ASTERS DEAN BO LDI Y'-. ,qicfx I' sl 910 O 5 -4 1- 4.4.4 ',,,,gnq CS GT AA CF HF HERSHEL KIMBRELL, Basketball DON NEWSOM, Football 5? DR. A.C. SHARP Faculty Rep TOMMY ESTES, Football, Golf, Basketball STEVE HAYS, Football, Track 1 iff JOHN CATHEY, Basketball BOBBY JESTER, Football l 1 CHARLES CARTER, Tramer JANICE HOWARD, Girls' Basketball BETTY WILSON, Girls' Volleyball ,Q Aa N. , I M .l fi, AJISRS8 ? .'Xc l,- Members ofthe I973 74 Grrls Basketball Team SITTING Qleft to flghlf Bessle Montes and Phyllrs Leetsch. KNEELING lleft to rrghtl Debbre Baker and Debra Tower STANDING Cleft to flghtl Susan Dorn Darlene Greer and assrstant coach I -n A ff SPIRIT CF THE I DIANS I .t .t- .- . . ,.t.-.,,.. ...,.., .,..,. .. ,, ...,.............-,,, X , . ,C f . M ' . I 421 H07 ,gxklltffi 4,3136 ,. WS 1.t Q!! Rh, :l'My', i Members ofthe I973-74 lndian Girls' Volleyball Team: FRONT ROW: Phyllis Leetsch, Myra Bennett, Marsha Buck and Connie Medlock. BACK ROW: Pat Long, Sandra Carter, Gail Schneider, Coach Betty Wilson, Cathy Collinsworth, Debbi Stovall and Karla Tooley. CONCENTRATION NAME OF GAME Cheerleaders for the l973-74 athletic year. FRONT ROW: Debbi Baker ol' Abilene, Dale Rogers ol' Tahoka and Karen Clurdy of Lovington. NM BACK ROW: David Alcorn of Roswell. NM., Burney Shelton ofMert1on and Jimmy Pierce ol' Roswell. NM, Miss Rogers Served tu head cheer leader. SCHOOL SPIRIT THEIR OBJECTIVE 14 I L '.: 4 F J A A I 'Lx ,,: , ,Ly .- 2 , a McMurry Student Government officers: TOP ROW QLEFT TO RlGHTj Alan Ludington, presidentg Dale Rogers, head cheerleader: John Rakestraw, attorney gen- eral. BOTTOM ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Steve Chap- pell, Vice-Presidentg and Vicki Cumming, Secretary. 0... v. ,...-Q.. --v-- Supreme Court Justices: Walter Hofheinz Jr., Steve Stephens, and Charles Allison. Mclviurry Student Cimernmeni sponsors lor N73-74' LEFT TU 'HT Sunygi Sullivan. Dr Alun Stanley, und Dr. Vkillium Chapman. wi. A -r- 4 , ' in wi - 1 '1'S 1, M . 9 at High A .331 . , ' 4' ,Lf . a TJ A Q K' , 1x. . lfifx 41 Junior Class Senators: FRONT ROW ILEFT TO RlGHTlGordon Settle, Ha- zel Purtell. BACK ROW QLEFT TO RlGiHlTJ Kay McMenamy, Christie Pugh, Trumi Christian. K5 :STH 1, ' A ,lf .U fig. , l ' it ' i , E' it Vi Q ,I ik, I ,4 R MK ' , y t , Hy' Senior Class Senators: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHT5 Jon Cearley, Cindy Graves, Bill Alexander. BACK ROW ILEFT TO RIGHTJ Ken Savage, Vicki Chandler. Sid Fowler. hi Q: r 1i?v1g,.,4lQ fly 'W V yu r. , . ,,.w 5, fx: v- rf ,--gl. , V. .g ' is-,IM . ' ' 1,e'f5?ffp. '- A ,, - uk M --N, ,ry www- ,f X Ny, W Sophomore Class Senators: FRONT ROW CKNEELINGJ Ken Higdon. BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Derven Rodgers, Suzette Gallarneau, Kandy May, Richard Loyd, and Randy Fitzhugh ww .KU -, 'Ny . , . X df: X Q'-ttf 14 , ,xy X Xi A Q I i 195324-4 I 1? N ,snr , , 1 rx xx 0 an MCM RR BA D IN CONCERT Flutes Kay McMenamy, Francis Fry, Pam Hughes, Phyllis Leetsch, Mary Kay King, Judy Brown, Cherry Smith. Oboesa Carol Criswell, Norma Matteson. Bassoon Sally Beall. E Flat Clarinets Vicki Sears. B Flat Clarinetsaafarol Warner, Fred Kunkle, Pat Frosch, Eileen Pair, Rhanae Hoppe. Dean Hufstedler, Laurie Hyas, Carol Mason, Elizabeth Lucano, Melanie Harrell. Alto Clarinets'ACindy Graves, Jill Page, Bass Clarinets Carol Vandiver. Lee Ann Odom, Marcia Rose. Alto Saxophones Deborah South, Kim Hurst. Tenor Saxophonesf Veva Cockrell, Phillip Dortch. Kandi Kerr, Kurt Hergurt. Baritone SaxophoneaAeBill Braudt. Cornets-TrumpetsABob McFarland, Ron Cra- vey, Steve Reed, Kenneth Abbott, Keith Dial. Dwayne Dodson, Allan Mauldin, Andria Holley. Steve Lyons, Lynn Laycock. Horns-Mary Hervey, David Carver, Walt Haislip, Troyce McKnight. Trombones Toby Williams, Mark Surface, David Cooke, Mark Dillman, Alec Lindley, Frank Coachman, Carl Sulser, Dean Brown. Euphoniums Noel Nichols, Carol Reeve, Doyla Haislip, TubasfAlan Ludington, Ralph Bowen, Wesley Zirkle, George Price. Percussion -'Randy Stevens, Janice Nowell, Ron Lewis. Sheena Hickman, Vickie Carter, Lor- rie Miller. Sparky Fleming, Dale Wheatley. Electric Guitar A Dervin Rodgers, Electric Bass Jamie Hargus. i i i 1 1 l iv' Other officers were QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Ron Cravey, Vice Presi- dentg Rhanae Hoppe, Secretaryg and Randy Stevens, President. Anil. ..-.ay-.Q-LAX Band Officers included QLEFT TO RIGHTj Alan Ludington, Drum Mujorg Cindy Mancille, Twirlerg Sally Bealle, twirlerg Judy Brown, twirlerg and Dervin Rod- gers, Spirit Indian. Q- gf l 4 , .Vw ii' y, The Concert Band is one of five major musical ensembles at McMurry College. Organized to support musical needs and stimulate musical growth among the college students, the band provides expert training and preparation for aspiring music teachers and performers, while also providing a channel to the non-music student who enjoys the art as an avocation. The hand performs several campus concerts during the year, plus a major tour and several minor tours involving concerts and church services. Roger Rush is band director, completing his second year on the Reservation. The marching band i. .h time during the football season at P.li. Shotwell Studi- um. Band Director Roger Rush has his group form the M for MCM urry College. Hx' 'L' 0' Q- ,.-t- na. W Q-of 13 S S own below performing Lil hull- 5 CHA TER SGPRANOS ALTOS Cynthia Tibbs Kay Reed Mary Hervey Mersha Elliott Kay McMenamy Donna Robinson Bonnie Wynne -,: Jayne Houston Becky Bradley Coelita Biles Vicki Beck Lyana Lance Susan Brown Cindy Graves Cheryl Allen Romona Hamilton Carol Criswell Norma Matteson Sharon Williams Doris Wossom Patricia Noll Glenda McMullen Suzy Gallarneau Peggy Hoffman Pamela White TE GRS BASSES Ken McDonald Bill Braudt Fred Kunkel Arlie Francis Bill Taylor Derven Rodgers Lynn King Bill Parmenter Gary Brown Randy Stevens lsiah Gindratt Donald Burton Jesse White Derrell Patterson Randy Kirk Mark De Vito Walter James Bob McFarland Wayne Robertson Jamie Hargus x-h,'-s'i..,v Members ofChamber Chorale: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTH Pam White, Mrs. David Black burn, Dr, David Blackburn and Diana Riddle. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTH Derven Rod gers, Peggy Hoffman, Cheryle Allen, Kay McMenamy, Donna Robinson, and James Hargus THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTH Ramona Hamilton, Steve Chappell, Randy Stevens, Kay Reed BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTH Deb South, Freddie Kunkel, Bill Braudt, Bob McFarland. Bill Parmenter, Mersha Elliott. . , f..1.52..fI.lff,1 The WAR WHGOP AND TOTEM Staffs house in the Maedgen Building under the direction of Pat Bennett and Mike Davis, sponsors. The War Whoop is published weekly during the fall and spring semesters. Linda Ad- ams, a veteran writer for the Abilene Reporter-News. re- turned to complete her college work and serve as War Whoop editor. The Totem, with Vicki Bradshaw serving as editor, attempts to cover the year's activities in pic- tures and works. It has a late summer deadline so as to include activities in the spring and summer. Pictured at LEFT are editors of the Totem and War Whoop. At LEFT is Vicki Bradsha w. editor of the Totem, at RIGHT is Linda Adams, editor of the War Whoop, CARGL REEVE, Totem Staff PAULA PARR, Totem Staff ,fl X PATTI SIMPSON, Totem Staff 139 MARY COLE HUBER Business Manager ANNE HOLLAND, Staff Writer WAR WHUOP STAFF SUSAN YOUNG, Staff Writer CRAIG HUBER Photographer Q THE MEN WITH CAMERAS BILLY ADAMS, Photographer Xa. Galleon Staff: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Ed Ferbush and Dr. Gene Rister Q spionsorb. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Donna Martin, Jude McMurry Williams. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Roger Allen. Richard Corkill, Jim Sterling. The Galleon is McMurry's student published and written literary magazine, consistently one of the outstanding publications of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association, PI KAPP DELT An honorary fraternity for intercollegiate debaters and orators, Pi Kappa Delta was brought to the campus in 1967. The members are selected from students who participate in a required number of speech events. Members enter debate, oral interpretation, persuasive speaking, informative and ex- temporaneous speaking as well as discussion. Members: LEFT TO RIG HT Phil Brewer, Mrs. Muriel Burress, Susan Hayes, Genevieve Foster and Neal Ely .,....,...,.,.at, ,af , ...sf . Fug -- EW J , 'i' li V 'W 9 1 4 hr' . A ' 6 I A N I an Q- RODEO CLUB Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTB Janice Nowell and Cindy Mancille. BACK ROW-Lonnie Gaston, Bo Jones, David Dunn, Randy Roemisch, Jerry Boles, Doug Upshaw Wi' ,fx ALPHA PSI OM This organization takes in those who have made significant contributions to the McMurry thea- ter program. They are elected to the Delta chapter ofthis national honorary theater organization. EG Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Beth Adcock and Neil Ely. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTT Phil Brewer, Pam Kelley, Sharon Johnson.THlRD ROW QLEFT TO RlGHTlVicki Bradshaw, Susan Hays, Deb South, Carl Childers. .-'il 5' 'NFS-M4 -ug-it icuii l M n Nancy Noll Toby Williams, James Members of American Chemical Society: BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHT! Tom Headstream, Caro aso , , Stewart, Bill Webb, Dr. Roy Sonmage, Dr. David Klassen, Dr. Edward Harris. THIRD ROW CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Carl Sulcer, Tommy Taylor, ' d. SECOND ROW lLEFT TO RIGHTJ Don McLaren, David Carver, Roger Allen. FRONT ROW Charles Bloomer, Dwain Dodson, Pete Morfor Greg Fabian. GAMMA SIGMA EPSILO Along with the American Chemical Society, Gamma Sigma lipsilon strives to future interest in all facets of Chemistry. both academic and professional. Regarded as one of the finest chemistry department in the state. the MeNlurry de- partment has turned out many outstanding doctors and teachers. Members ofGamma Sigma Epsilon: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Tom Headstream, Carol Mason, Don McLaren. Robert loiiydiSl1CONlJ ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ David Carver, Toby Williams, James Stewart. BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Dr. Roy Sonntag, Dr. hdntird Harris. Randy White, Alec Lindley, Dr. David Klassen. PHI ALPHA THETA The Sigma Deta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was organized at McMurry in the spring of 1971. It is an international honorary society in history. The purpose ofthe society is to bring together students and faculty who have a common interest of history, both intellectually and socially. Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ William O'Loughlin, Joanna Easterly, Shirley McKee, Bobbie Estes, Dr. Fane Downs, Jack Webb. BACK ROW tLEFT TO RIGHTJ Jerry Moore, Susan Dorn, Vicki Chandler, Scott Andress, John Rakestraw, Frances James Karl Baumgardner, Jesse White, Joy Barton, Chester Myers. s f A Nw, , B' it 1 F t 3, 9, ig ' ALPHA CHI Purpose of Alpha Chi is to promote and recognive scholarship in all areas of education. Lifetime mem- bership limited to top 10 per cent ofjunior and senior classes. Members: FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Kathy Wood, Shirley McKee. ZND ROW Donna Cooper. Anne Holland, Linda Adams. 3RD ROW Trumi Christian, Bobbie Estes, Beth Dulin, Jo Lynn Galvin. 4TH ROW Mary Hervey, Judy Hardy, Sandra Carter, Judith McCollum. STH ROW Donald McLaren, Gary Smith, Tom Cotney. 6TH ROW Steve Stephens, Robert Loyd, Toby Williams, Randy White. 7TH ROW Richard Gilmer, Ken Savage, Mitch Anderson, John Rakestraw. nk 4 1 i 1 K Sponsors: LEFT TO RIGHT Dr Robert Sledge, Dr. Roy Sonntage Wayne Barnett. 1 1 DELT OMICRO This n ' 4 - . 3UOfldl'Organ1z.1t1on promotes mterests in music Q0l.QT1ly .ln rts members, but also to those not 50 f21ITllll2lI' wrth music in an art EFT TO RIGHT sharon Willman Ka Q Y Reed, Pat Noll Norma Mason Rhanae H0 ' ' PPC, Deborah South, Carol ,X Members: L Warner. 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Uow:OQQQGQGQQODQQQQQQQOQQQOC O11'H934933'V-Ciiiliiifillfilltii Q0-W4Q0anuaviob-Qbbiibbbbvtbttbtobbd' CCOQCQQQQOQQW KQ414iQ4 l 9 Q, ' ' '-fro a'3o.'oCo'fo.lo.Q 0 o Q o Q Q o -.-rn v ,Q-4. 0-oQo0Q00.'CvoOo ----Q 4 s...,.-.- , C7 'QQKI Q -Qiqhtbiiiliii Qn31C?IIC1tC::ttt Quo 1, H4 JA , ff' WJ Members: BACK ROW CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Judy Hardy, Dr. Gene Rister, Susan Young, Anne Holland. FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Linda Adams, Jo Anna Easterly, Jude Williams. SIGMA TA U DEL TA Sigma Tau Delta promotes interest in English. Organized in March of 1951. The McMurry chapter aims to promote the mastery of written expression, encourage worthwhile reading and bring together students specializing in English literature and language. i... 2-1 X Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Tommy Taylor and Robert Palvado. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHT! Kathy Taylor, James Stewart and Laura Fackelman. TOP ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Rod Fabian, Greg Fabian, Dr. Bill Dulin, Mr. Wil- son Long and David Grider. MATH CLUB Organized in 1971 by students with an interest in mathematics, the Math Club is to provide mathematical activities that promote an interest in mathematics and to provide fellowship among those participat- in 152 , PHYSICS CLUB The McMurry Chapter of the Society of Physics Students is a charter chapter of the Society which was founded in 1968 to promote educational activities for all students interested in physics and to encourage and assist physicists to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility that are es- sential tothe advancement ofphysics. Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTB Dong Koh, Mrs. Lucille Hodge, Carol Mason, David Cooke. BACK ROW fLEFT TO RIG HTJ Danny Reynolds, Robert Polvado, David Grider, Dr. A.C. Sharp tsponsorj, Dwight Needles. QS' 1? Nui .wk f uf' gl' 0 0 Q ag .s .,.-1 A .Wi N' Qin FRONT ROW: QLEFT TO RIGHT3 Anne Holland, Rhanae Hoppe and Kathy Wood. SECOND ROW: QLEFT TO RIG HTE Richard Hill, Genevieve Foster, Ron Cravey, Vicki Bradshaw, James Talley and Mrs. Lenora Hernanez. ST DE T EDUCATIO ASSOCIATIO The Student Education Association was organized to help future teachers pre- pare for their careers at all levels. The S.E.A. meets monthly with programs than can be helpful in actual teaching situations. The S.E.A. attends a state convention and host a spring teacher appreciation tea for student teachers and their coordinating and supervising teachers. PHI BET MBD FRONT ROW: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Randy lfitzhugh Cpresidentl, Margaret Sanders, Marinell Sayles, David Smith tvice presidentj. SECOND ROW: QLEFT TO RlGHTl linda Henderson tsccretaryl. Richard Hale, Burney Shelton, Don Johnston, Howard Harden, and Dr, Manuel Flores tsponsorl. THIRD ROW: QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Donna Riley tTreasurerJ, Jerry Klaverwciden thistorianl, Douglas Donald, Billy Adams and Gary Roberts. The newest national organization on the campus is Phi Beta Lambda, formed in the spring of 197-1 under Dr. Manuel Flores. Purpose of the organization is to develop competent business leadership and to improve and es- tablish standards for entrance into business occupations. ...Ag F? fff :fi iifre ' . .if l fi'J-az'-1? .fl l ,4 'LN 5127. 34 '5 ' N i if A A I TERNATIONAL CL B Organized to provide an opportunity for the members to exchange facts and ideas about their respective coun- tries, the International Club has such functions as a Christmas party, and weekly get-togethers on the cam- pus. International Club Members are. FRONT ROW: Hideo Takemura, Morteza Sadeghi, Rosie Tumbaga, M'BaIlu Dumbuya, Hikwan Ahn, and Kazuya Kurokawa. BACK ROW: Hiroshi Miyagawa, Mohammed Daneshpanah, Dr, Mohammed El-At- trach tsponsorl, Lafoyu Tausoga, Dong Koh. and Mrs. Terri Ross Qsponsorb. 'Q ivory Y .fa fi ,J 58 2- 2 if I x.,.! 156 i Fellowship of Christian Athletes are. FRONT ROW: Jan Behrends, Tana Webb, Burney Shelton, Janice Morgan. Charles Carter. and Clitl third- ner. MIDDLE ROW: Charles Allison lpresidentl, David Smith, Neel LeMond, Mark Estes, Cecil Faircloth, and Paul Phillips THIRD ROXX, Dean Bouldin, Brett Parr, CliffStephens, Don Johnston, and Donnie Cain. FELLUWSHIP OF CHRISTIA ATHLETE One of the college's newest or- ganizations, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes confronts ath- letes and coaches with spreading Christianity throughout the world. fa. l I' CHRISTIA OU Christian Outreach. under the guidance of the Religious Life Department, has a three-fold purpose: to serve churches and areas that support McMurry, to repre- sent the college as a unique institution, and to provide participants fellowship. X TREACH Members of Christian Outreach are. FRONT ROW: Breanda Hamilton, Mary Kay King, Cheryl Striley, Jimmy Nelson. SECOND ROW: Kandy May, Beth Adcock, Linda Carter, Scott Andress, Kathye Hardwick and Gary Turner. THIRD ROW: Ruth Unger, Virginia Hestand, Laurie Jordan, Sandy Lawson, FOURTH ROW: JoAnn Carr, Richard Hamilton, Burton Balch, and Kathy Knippa. TOP ROW: Jim Sterling and Alan Ludington, 3 I ,. 7 ff . ,f M J ..,a....,., ..h...,..,.w-mf A K f ff 'Z- ff il l Z 158 Other members of Christian Outreach are: BOTTOM ROVN: John Manning, Nancy Hardwick, David Wilcox, Thommy Thomas, SH - OND ROW: Brent Blanchard, Carol Polvadore, Jesse White, Dorix Wossum. THIRD ROW: Mary Hervey. Randy Ilitfhugh, Helen Nei- hast and Sid Fowler. TOP ROW: Dr. Bert AI'ITcck tsponsorh. Mrx. Reta Patterson tsponsory, and Richard Loyd. ' O AA 1- ? H , of Student Council ol Chris- tian Ministriex includex SITTING: Mrx, Reta Pat- terson tadxisori. Ix Linn Borchardt tsecretaryb, and Linda Branon tMissions Chairmanl. STANDING' Dr. Bert Ameck uponsoru. Mark Estestwitness Chair- manb. Jeff Feuerbacher lSoeial Concernn, Gary Smith tVice Presidenth, Karen Koon Heellowshipi. Kerry Hurst tPresidenti and Danny Flemming. G? iii 4 ' f I . i,,.. I -pn, PO 's bfi. APO Membersx SITTING QLEFT TO RIGHTI Gary Smith, Ron Cravey, Wayne Robertson. SEC- OND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mark DeVito, David Hestand, Allen Mauldin, Don McLaren Tommy Thompson, Kris James. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Dennis Miller, Dr. Ben Pilcher Steve Chappell, Dr. AC. Sharp, Darrell Patterson, Donald Miller. I 5 Tu N'S TERCLUB Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RlCiHTl Dr, Alan Staley. Robert Hargrove, Nick Farrell and Sid Fowler. BACK ROW QLLFT TO RIGHT! Jerry Boles, Doug Upshavi. Marlt listes. James Stewart. and Alan Ludington. Purpose of lVlen's lnterclub is to further the unity, standards, and cooperation of all social clubs on the campus. The club estab- lishes the rush procedures and intramural championships in all sports for the year. fl Officers: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Trumi Christian, Julie Holden. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Pat Liberatore. .ludy Burt, and Karen Clardy. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mrs. Joyce Carroll fsponsorj and Linda Adams. Members: FRONT ROW CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Lauriel Hays, Cindy Graves, Paula Parr, Jane Simpson, Marilynn Cox, Laura Fackelman, Betta Duncan. SECOND ROW CLEFT TO RIGHT! Delilah Wilks, Cheryl Blakeney, Phoebe Skelly, Margy Holleman, Geve Foster, Frances Fry, Susan Arth, Mary Shooter. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Hazel Purtell, Terri Walter, Kathy Tibbels, Jan Young, Ricki Shaw, Margarget Sanders, Cindy Tice, Vicki Varner, Vickie Bradshaw, Carolyn Jones. -'JS Other Wah Wahtaysee Members: FRONT ROW KLEFT TO RIGHTJ Debby Penkert, Jill Page, Kandy May, Linda Cade. SECOND ROW CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Suzanne Williams, Rosie Tumbaga, Jan Behrends, Cyndi Hudson, Martha Barco, Joanna Easterly, Elizabeth Metzger. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Pat Noll, Vicki Carter, Laurie Stern, Kathy Wood, Lee Ann Odom, Lisa Lisa Porterlield. Laura Benton, Tracy Stovall, FOURTH ROW lLEl-'T TO RIGHTJ Pam Hughes, Kim Hurst, Mindy Stone, Karmen Hutchins, Susan Dorn, Glenda Evans. 'z t u J K Vw Wah Wahtaysee Members: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Pam White, Debbie Tower, Glenda Wills, Patti Dennis, Janice Morgan, Vicki Chandler, Kim Whitaker, Linda Weir, Donna Hobart, SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHT! Angelyn Frankenberg. Marinell Sayles, Mersha Elliott, Sheri Speer, Lisa Spurgin, Gail Burden, Carol Mason. THIRD ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Myra Bennett, Janice Middleton, Debbie Holland, Sandra Bay, Martha Hammond, Rhanae Hoppe, Lee Ann Crowell, Becky Ratliff, Carol Reeve, Marsha Buck. Members: BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Joe Sias, Linda Dams, Sandra Carter, Judy Burt. FRONT ROW LLEFT TO RIGHTJ Anne Holland, Mrs. Arvalee Chappell, Dr. Allen Clark, Shirley McKee, and Trumi Christian. KAPPA DELTA PI This national organization encourages excellence in scholarship, improvement in teacher preparation, and contributions to education. Mrs, Clyde Herring n Lheryl Blgikney Vein Boylston Vicki Bradshaw Gail Burden Vicki Chandler Karen Cliirdy Lee Ann Crowell JoAnnu lusterly Holly Hays Donna Hobart Murgy Hollemgin Put Long Karen MeCarson Becky Rutlifl' Gail Schneider Ricki Shaw Phoebe Skelly Debbie Stovall Robbie Swenson lk1iihyTibbels Cindy Tice Vicki Ygirner Linda Wier .lun Young GAMMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma celebrated its 38th year during McMurry's Golden Anniversary. Gamma Sigma, founded in l936, promotes a feeling of sisterhood, which extends be- yond the college days on the Reservation. Social activities include fall and spring picnics, T.l.P. Sing Song, Homecoming. The club is always the leader or near the top in scholastic achievements. Sandra Carter President Barbara McDaniel Vice-President Rhanae Hoppe Recording Secretary Kathy Duke- Corresponding Secretary Leona Sholfit- Treasurer Linda Henderson- lnterclub Rep. 'B Susan Dorn- lntramural Rep. Karen Scott- Song Leader Lisa Porterlield- Marshal Glenda Evans- Chaplin Karmen Hutchins- Reporter Vicki Beck- Linda Branon Jeannie Hogue Kathy Lange Valli Ann Meador Susan Young Mrs. Ben Pilcher- sponsor PI PHI Only 9 years old, Pi Delta Phi has made a strong contribution to the college through its cultural, social and educational ac- tivities. For several years. Pi Phi has re- ceived superior ratings at Homecoming. The club participates in T.I.P. Sing Song. both fall and spring rushes, picnics. and banquets. Christmas caroling at a local nursing home and adopting a needy family during Christmas are other activities on the agenda. It Mrs. Jimmy Black- sponsor Pat Liberatore- president Debbie Baker- Vice President Nancy Abernathy- Wanda Mclntyre- Historian Myra Bennett- lntramural Rep. Sally Stone- Pledge Mistress Vickie Hopkins- Chaplain Shirley McKee- -.1 11's 1 t , l t 5 that ' Treasurer v t t- is Susan Arth Judy Brow n Carol Hoffman Billye Pugh Mary Shooter is I' Rf. . . THETA CHI Pam Hughes Mersha Elliott Debby Penkert Cindy Graves Hazel Purtell Trumi Christian Donna Cooper Suzy Gallarneau Laura Benton Jon Cearley, Theta Chi Guy Julie Holden, President Martha Hammond, V-P Vicki Cumming Tracy Stovall Suzanne Williams Mrs. Paul Lack, sponsor Mrs. John Stowe sponsor ,Q ,Q-0 . 'Q X l Z, I '-3 i .qrp sp. ,-A-. gig - Kathy Wood Doris Wossum ,t ei M yq A , J i 451 Helen Neinast Jill Page Eileen Pair Dale Rogers Mindy Stone Melany Williams Vbfigq. ,Gt Pat Frosch Donna Harridge Laurie Hays Mary Kay King Judy Burl Lisa Spurgin Lee Ann Odom Jan Behrends Cathy Collinsworth TIP Jody Slagle, Anchorman Laura Fackelman, President Carla Ely, Vice President M rs. Carlton Hodges Sponsor M iss Janice Stroup IHR Members: FRONT ROW ll l1l' l TO RIGH ll Lonnie figisionqerry Holes, lseilli Stephens, Randy Pool, Steie Simmons. Art Nkiehusch. Danny Cassellwerry. Sicxe Lopez, Hcrshel Jones, Mike Simpson. SIQCOTNID ROW ll.l1l-T lO Rlfillli By- ron Berry, Kerry Hibhitls, Bill Sudbury, Doug Upshaw, Barry Miller, Xavier Oax- aca, Kent Tibbels, Tim Phillips and David Ward. 1' , :Z - -4--f ,':L - uf eww' -- - -6- - W V 11.5 Q--- T-K 4' f 1 l LPHA SIGMA CHI Lonnie Hobbs, President Larry Lefevre, Vice President Kim Alexander Mike Alexander Jimmy Allen Bobby Busby Lee Choate Gaylon Doan David Dunn Lupe Gutierrez Walter Hargrove Bo Jones William Nelson Randy Roemisch Randy Stone David Tow CHI GMICRU Mr. Jimmy Black, Sponsor Mrs. Melany Williams, Sweetheart Bill Alexander David Carnes David Cooke Robert Fabian Dong Koh Steven Leyh Jerry Moore Robert Polvado James Stewart Richard Thompson l Bill Webb Randy White Toby Williams Mike Zerbel HEI Richard Hill Don Hothan Ronald Jones Lynn Laycock Keith McMenamy Bill Neal Lynn Olson Herbert Prince Kent Young Wesley Zirkel Charles Alexander Gary Brown Rich Cravens Sponsor Keith Dial Jr. Dwain Dodson Dr. Bill Dulin, Sponsor Robert Estel Bobby Gage Ricky Gray Robert Hargro President Ken Higdon ve, KIV Mike Carroll, Sponsor Gene Putty, Sponsor Sid Fowler President Mrs. J.C. White, Sweetheart Gordon Settle John Dixon Jon Cearley Guy Cook RiehieCullins Mark Dillman Kirk Edens Richard Gilmer Ted Gregg Don Grilling Gary Hicks Brueejones Roger Ltinklord Mike Mariner Matt Robinson Steve Stephens Steve Sundby Jesse White Charles Allison Karl Baumgardner Dr. Clark Beasley Jack Bernard Charles Bloomer Donnie Cain Charles Carter Phillip Dortch Mark Estes Cecil Faircloth Nick Farrell Jeff Feuerbacher Gary Goble Cliffiiardner Roger Hambrick Mr. Francis Hinkle KO Ko Sari, founded in 1937, unites men with various in- terests and talents into a single body which cherishes and adheres to virtues of knighthood. The club holds a fall and spring picnic and summer reunion, X-mas party, and Homecoming Exes dinner. ,Hr Q SARI Don Johnston Ron Lewis Alec Lindley Ken McDonald Steve Moore Brett Parr Tommy Ratlifl Burney Shelton David Smith Clil'lStephens Keith Sullivan Carl Sulsey Roger Valkenaar Jefl' Walters Blake Woodall Mark Wurschmidt s li. N l l . . l 3 5 A 1 1 7 f 2 t 5 if , Q 1 r 1 it . l ft ,5 , Eg f 7 t i' ? , 3 if Q, . .4 ,gr 1 ii i fl Sli 5 l 5 - A , Q 1, fi g , , s ' V il if ' fl ' 5 V A XO Pledges: Eddie Stash, Ralph Bowen, Dwight Needels, Greg Fabian, Bob Hooper, Gary Vest, Tom Hea stream, Jerry Holden, Chuck Smith, and Tim Hogsett. AEX Pledges: Tank Nelson, Bo Jones, David Tow, Kim Alexander. ,Q 1 .,.v- . A , ,I MM vM,:,,, , t. X, , . 1, Q- , . L I ,J b -2 - - 3 - ve - '-Y' N 43,21 . A.. ' - 'S 31-' ., iQ-43,1 -Matin ,. -,',.Li--kgnnw, L. , : , if J! I B . .,,,.. .J ., , 1-'qv-.-.Q ...ff . 4, - . Ko Sari Pledges: Paul Bauernfeind, Dusty Nichols, Gary Turner, Andy Blessing, Steve Smith Chris Wurschmidt, Paul Phillips, Ahn Hikwtin, Dun Alexander, Ike Beurden, Austin Chamness Ron Dix, Danny Lancaster, Dan Brown, Scott Latham. John Thomas, Jack Hull, .lim Thomas, Kiva Pledges: Tim Ericson. Jeff Longino, Barry Wallace. Wesley Bell, John Mun- ning, .lerry Teel, Jerry Tochtermun, Curt Tarter, David Wilcox, Carl Childers. I TIP Pledges: LEFT TO RIGHT Linda Cade, Kathye Hardwick, Paula Parr, Rosie Tumbaga, Carol Polvadore, Lisa Gregory, Nancy Hardwich, Marsha Buck. Salley Beall, Carol Reeve. ABE Pledges: FRONT ROW Rox- anne Cofer. SECOND ROW Debra Kelley, Terri Dea. THIRD ROW Delilah Young, Pam Kelley, Kay Alexander, Tonja Phipps. FW!! X' swag if A eil Theta Chi Pledges: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIG HTJ Patti Simpson. Mari- lyn Cox, Pam White. Diana Riddle. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RlGHTi Gwen Jackson, Carol Criswell, Vicki Sears, Cheryl Allen. Andrea Holley, THIRD ROW CLEFT TO RIGHTB Penny Mclver. Karla Tooley. Melanie Harrell, Debbi St. John, Marcia Rose, Lorrie Miller. Susan Brow n. Gamma Sigma Pledges: LEFT TO RIGHT Darlene Greer, Janice Nowell, Sandra Bay. in ul' ' 'I 7 4 K 'Z My 'Mm wwf QLD 11 .Wk , ,Q swf N I ji. snag! , f, Q ,. 'r 4 ff , ' . ,wh I gm Y . .3 1' , L W A aw 1 ' 52. MY v -Sf wr., wmv ' in 1 ' , N f, ,W M if 'Y 'fm 2 'K 'Q ff 'QE fs. K ZQNHARSMNZNSUQA DR. THQ AS K. KI PRESIDENT 11970- He has a way with people, with words and with getting things accomplished which need to be ac- complished. Dr. Thomas K. Kim is serving as McMurry College's eighth president during the school's Golden Anniversary. He has worked day and night, with the assistance of a capable de- velopment office, to balance a budget which has run in the red as have most small private institu- tions. His education reads a B.A. in Economics, M.B.A in General Business and Ph.D. in Econom- ics. When he accepted the presidency on June l, 1970, Dr. Kim said: I believe that the very funda- mental reason for the existence of McMurry College as a church-related institution is to serve not only the intellectual, physical, cultural, and vocational needs of the student body but also-very vitally--the spiritual development. Four years later, he firmly reiterates this belief. DR. ALLEN CORDTS Vice President Academics I Ei JACK HOLDEN BILLY PHILLIPS Vice President Development Vice President Financial A1't'airs A Q, , DR. ALAN STALEY DR. ALLEN CLARK Dean of Students Chairman Division Education JEROME VANNOY DON SCALES Registrar Director Financial Aid PATRICK BENNETT Director Public Relations CHARLES W. ELY CHARLES HOGSETT Director College Relations Director Dyess AFB Center 3 . -st N- MRS. WILLIAM MATHIS SANYA SULLIVAN Director Student Work Associate Dean ofStudents Programs 1. Q1-5 BERT AFFLECK MRS. FRANCES VAUGHN Minister to College Community Director .lay-Rollins Library MRS. JOY QUICK DR. ROBERT SLEDGE Director Admissions and Student Chairman Division Social Science Recruitment .fi 7 Y VIE' njrj Y' ., . ' 2 'uziisg-., i . fa' xx ,. 'I 1 SX ff A' .1 ,f , - ' DR. BL-.RT AFFLECK. Professor of Religion and Philosophy WAYNE BARRETT Assistant Professor Accounting MRS. CLARK BEASLEY Biology Lab .Assistant DR. CL.ARK BEASLEY Associate Professor Biology JIMMY BLACK Assistant Professor English MRS. CAROLINE BLAIR Associate Professor Speech MRS. MURIEL BLIRRESS Assistant Professor Speech MRS. JOYCE C.ARROLL Assistant Professor English DR. ALLEN CLARK Associate Professor Education RICHIE CRAVENS Assistant Professor Sociology JOHNNY CORNELIUS Instructor Business Administration DR. WILLIAM CHAPMAN Assistant Professor Religion MRS. ARVALEE CHAPPELL Associate Professor Education HENRY DOSCHER Adjunct Professor DR. FANE DOWNS Associate Professor History DR. BILL DULIN Associate Professor Math DR. MOHAM M ED EL-ATTRACHE Associate Professor Political Science CHARLES ELY Director Dyess AFB Center TOMMY ESTES Instructor Physical Education DR. MANUEL FLORES Associate Professor Business Administration JUDSON HARDY Assistant Professor Math DR. LYNDOL HARRIS Professor Chemistry STEVE HAYS Instructor Physical Education MRS. ELGIN HERRINGTON Assistant Professor English DR. RALPH HESTER Professor Physical Education FRANCIS HINKEL Associate Professor Music MRS. LUCILLE HODGES Instructor Math DR. WALTER HOFHEINZ Professor Religion MRS. JANICE HOWARD Assistant Professor Physical Education DR, JOE HUMPHREY Professor Education DR. LEROY HUMPHRIES Assistant Professor Physics ROY JACOBS Assistant Professor German 190 . to .M rf: I ii 235 . Z, at e KM, ' FACULTY QM.: , W 'ff' lv' .Q Wu N Sf ' fi, .M -rg' Isis , FACULTY I at 0' va i t ! DR. NORTON JONES Professor Chemistry HERSHEL KINIBRELI, Assistant Professor Physical Education DRCIARY KIRBY .Assistant Professor English DR, DAVID KL.-XSSEN Associate Professor Chemistry DR. PA LIL LACK Assistant Professor History HOMER LAXSON Associate Professor Business Administration CW. LONG Associate Professor Math A.H. LLFMPKIN Assistant Professor Math J. ROBERT MILLER Lecturer Art DR. ROBERT MONK Professor Religion DR. RICHARD MOORE Professor Biology MRS, JOSE NAREDO Associate Professor Spanish DON NEVVSOM Assistant Professor Physical Education JOHN FRED PHILLIPS Assistant Professor Physical Education DR. BEN PILCHER Associate Professor Biology MICHAEL PREDA Assistant Professor Political Science DR. GENE RISTER Associate Professor English MRS. TERESA ROSS Instructor English ROGER RUSH Professor Music JAMES SHACKELFORD Assistant Professor Psychology and Religion DR, ROBERT SLEDGE Professor History DR. ROY SONNTAG Professor Chemistry DR. ALAN STALEY Professor Psychology DR, JOSEPH STAMEY Associate Professor Philosophy MRS. JOHN STOWE Assistant Professor Business Administration JANICE STROUP Instructor French DR, MACON SUMERLIN Associate Professor Music MICHAEL SWANSON Assistant Professor Math ! K s 7 st '17 gg: V s x ., ., ' ,g f .rt ,-:ii f .Aff f lv-siiilv i gil, ,, , 1122127-'. itQ'1'g.'-A ' Z. I 1t'6:::4'I-' 'Wit- A 1 ,i aj I 'mWvQ:,,,w:, ' f, NQQQIQ X ' f VVYX5- s .N .1 5h0x.M FACULTY ,. iogi I 192 . ' FACULTY DR. A.C. SHARP Professor Physics SHERWOOD SUTER Associate Professor Art DR. CW. TARTER Professor Education RUSSELL TAYLOR Lecturer Geology JACK THOMPSON Instructor Business Administration DR. A.S. UNGVARY Professor History MRS. BETTY WILSON Instructor Physical Education I I SAM WILSON H Instructor History and Political Science DR. EARLE WINTERS Professor Speech THIS FACULTY CAPPED 50 YEARS OF EDUCATING MCM RRY ST DE TS STAFF i MRS. PHILLIP BAIRD Acquisitions Librarian MRS. FRANCES BELL Secretary Development Office MRS. BERNICE BRUNNER Secretary Dean of Students SUE CARNEY Bookkeeper Business Office MRS. MARY CHRISTOPHER Hostess President Hall CATHERINE CORLEY Reference and Circulation Librarian CARLA DAVIS Secretary to Registrar MIKE DAVIS Sports Publicist DAVID DILLMAN Admissions Counselor JOE EASTERLY Reference Librarian CHARLOTTE FRAZIER Staff Library MRS. NORMAN GOOCH Assistant Bookstore Manager KAY GIVENS Secretary to President MRS. LETA HARRIS Hostess Hunt Dorm MRS. GENIE HENSON Switchboard Supervisor MRS. RUTH HODGES Library Assistant f ST FF MRS. LEON HOUGH Secretary P.E. Department MRS. WALTER JARRETT Assistant Registrar MARY JONES Secretary Library WEBB LARGE PostalClerk MRS. JIM NEELY Hostess Martin Dorm MRS. NANCY NELSON Cashier Business Office MRS. WALTER O'KELLY Relief Dorm Supervisor MRS. RITA PATTERSON Secretary Religious Life Office GENE PATTY Director Media Center MRS. ETHEL PRATT Payroll Clerk MRS. ALLEN PURCELL Secretary Financial Aid Office MRS. WANDA RUPPELT Admissions Secretary GLENN STAN BERRY Admissions Counselor MRS. DOUGLAS STENBERG Secretary Alumni Relations MRS. GEORGE TIBBS Secretary Development Office MRS. FRANCES VAUGHN Library Director STAFF BARBARA WHORTON Secretary Vice President Academic Affairs RUSSELL WISE Bookstore Manager and Student Housing MRS. H. H. WODE Secretary Student Recruiting Dr. Paul Lack, former Abilene Cooper basketball star is shown chasing a loose ball during intramural play in the new Hunt P.E. Center. Dr. Lack, star forward, for the FAC CATS, led the team in scoring and rebound- ing. ' ,,,,f....,..,n.un-nr ,. KM ,, ,-and Wk 4,.4 489' 'N ' ' ifigiefxlw , . ' - X' -'JFZK' ,mfg , f reaf?2It,,gfef Qa:., 'Qi' ' 2 ' ,A ,qjxwfwr A ,infix ,J l '.-.- ,-1,4--we .U Q X . A T MCMURR Y-CLUSE STUDENT- TEA CHER RELATIONSHIP 7 I 9 L UJUUFAMBEQ Lynn Barry. Abilene Earl Barton, Abilene Roger Bcaird, Merkel Vickie Bradshaw, Anson Gary Brown, Abilene . - r . . W T'fi,, 5 ,z' if to ian' F 4' 5 ,W Karen Clardy, Lovington. New Mexico Larry Coats, Abilene .lim Cockrell. Abilene David Cooke. Abilene Clayton Cotney. Follett Vicki Cumming El Paso Cindy Dick, Abilene James Duck Abilene AV David Edwards 200fseniors +9 N :Ft 'I-I xt ,V i I5 n , .4 . , eww t yi ef,-W, Nancy Abernathy, Aspermont Billy Adams, Abilene Linda Adams, Abilene Roger Allen, Stinnett at Scott Andress, Borger 5'-,.:, 3: . ' 5254 n , Q x1!H ' i Q 2 'H+ A 1 7 Joanna lzasterly, Abilene , ' ,wtf a M ,f , i f , fy ai? 5' iff , 'fy' 1 s I V fafiffil 2 '?, -'5 2, . ' '- Li91?f,Z'a' 4-551 2233 .4 , X Q 'gif J., 1 MW' .X Y S' exam? . e Av via, MQ Q 4 X ' Q I sf tt - .4 r lf Q , . It 531. ,sm 1 xbb, P 5,2 , ,, , - ji-2525 3 'Fi lf R' Avi C, get 'neg O 'Q V ii 'lil J' Launa Bullock, Chugwater Wyoming Lee Butler, Abilene Charles Carter, Littlefield Jon Cearley, Lovington, New Mexico Vicki Chandler, Abilene Tom Cotney, Follett Aubrey Cranor, Abilene Ronald Cravey, Pecos Donald Criswell, Abilene Lee Ann Crowell, Abilene Carla Ely, Abilene Bobbie Estes, Abilene Mark Estes, Floydada Robert Estel, Lake Luzerne, New York Nick Farrell, Slaton Danny Fleming, Clyde Gen Foster, Electra Sharon Foster, Abilene Sid Fowler, Levelland Richard Gonzales, Abilene Bonnie Hays, Abilene Holly Hays, Abilene Ken Herron, Post Virginia Hestand, Pampa Lisa Hewlett. Columbus, Ohio Elizabeth Holland, Coleman John Holzwarth, Lakewood, Colorado Rhanae Hoppe, Winters Pamela Hughes. Abilene Kathryn Hurst, Abilene Patricia Liberatore, Abilene Ken Lightfoot, Colorado City Pat Long. Abilene Mike Mahanay. Cleburne Deborah Mercer, Highland. Indiana -: iff 55 , 2225? . r Q 4 -:9 al! If-Q . , i. f Lx me fyl4f-7 l m img? ' 7' m3fl Ki by Cindy firayex, San Xnionii- Jamexlireer. Xbilene Ted Gregg. Xbilene Jack Gregory. l'loyd.itl.i Robert llargroy e. Snyder Gary Hielty. 'ylerltel Richard Hill. Xbilene Tom Holl'm.in. Slaion Sandy Hogan. Merkel Julie Holden. ,Xbilene E l Kerry lluryt. lorenfo Vie lyy. ll Stockton Dong Roh, Seoul. lxorea Kazuya Riirokaiya. .lapan Steye l eyh. Xhilene 201 fseniors an . A. , .i x ,R , ,ia ii ti .r Barbara McDaniel. Tucumcari, New Mexico Wanda Mclntyre, Tuseola Shirley McKee, Abilene Donald McLaren, Anson Wayne Norman, Jr., Stinnett Joseph Rios, Clayton. New Mexico Elmer Rosenbaum, Marshall Marinell Sayles, Tuscola Gordon Skelton, Abilene Gary Smith, Baltimore, Maryland -.- George Tibbs. Abilene Cindy Tice, Englewood, Colorado Hideo Tokemura, Tokyo, Japan Ralph Turner, Comanche Sherwin Upshaw, Roby 202fseniors W x Q. V 1 -fma, J ,,. ' , tt 1 1 5' ' nfl ' ' QA' , es, l Zixyt filo ' si, H . . 'wil' if 'fi Janice Middleton, Lueders Howard Mims, Mexia Jerry Moore Abilene Steve Moore Abilene Karen McCarson Elbert Gary Patton, Panhandle Harriett Pohl, Big Spring George Price, Levelland Cynthia Reed, Spearman Sandra Ridgway, Del Rio Ronald Smith, Albuquerque New Mexico Sally Stone, Albuquerque, New Mexico Robbie Swenson, Avoca James Tally, Abilene Kathy Tibbels, Rotan Sm: f. ' 'ful Beth Utton, Aztec, New Mexico Tommy Varner, Baird JeffWalter, Roswell, New Mexico Jesse White, Albany Art Wiebusch, Lubbock Melany Williams, Abilene Toby Williams, Abilene Cindy Yancy, Abilcnc Byron Yates, Coleman ...M-,nwSlIl'23+1 Yf-1 1-' ' '- aron VN illrnoinn. l ,if f v lk-llllX NK mul. lJ.ill.l- l Mining. lliinlin 'Vlllxc fcrbcl. Xblluw: 203fseniors f .t ,eb fl ' ,tf .5 ,,,-,, , , 0.4, 4 Cheryl Blakeney, Clyde Judy Burt, Abilene Sandra Carter, Littlefield Steve Chappell, Roswell, New Mexico Carl Childers, Abilene s K5 , Q Y I ' if Donna Cooper, Cisco Charles Cox, Stamford Neil Cummings, Burkburnett Walter Davis, Abilene Mark DeVito, Amarillo N D tl-M l -f f '1 W 1, , t , - l ff ft' ' F IF 3 ,,,,. GN JY . E, i ' gm Ak i 4 ,ff , 'S 'K f fa' ff: 2 .. ,, ,Ky , , , -l.i ??if ' f'?1i' Jeff Feuerbacker, Floydada 5 ' 1 Tommy Foster, Abilene ' Jolynn Galvin, Albuquerque, , ...gif New Mexico 25- CliffGardner, Tahoka , 'L - J '1 :fiQgV,-. Roy Gardner, Clyde X X ix V 2 204fjuniors James Allen, Abilene Jimmie Arey, Abilene Debbie Baker, Abilene Sally Beall, Abilene Myra Bennett, Lueders . 538 xv: I ,3 fl' A S il t ' f :ALF Sue Childers, Abilene Trumi Christian, Farwell Stan Coffman, Morton James Conlan, Abilene Guy Cook, Kermit John Dixon, Merkel Dinzel Earnest, Abilene Mersha Elliott, DeLean Randon Ely, Merkel Laura Fackelman, Abilene David Grider, Dumas Lupe Gutierrez, Corpus Christi Joseph Hales, Abilene Martha Hammond, EI Paso Howard Hardin, Abilene Mary Hervery, Amarillo Paul Hickman, Roswell, New Mexico Donna Hobart, Langley, Virginia Ronnie Hobbs, Abilene Peggy Hoffman, Waco Terri Kirk, Abilene Fred Kunkel, Lamesa Rogers Lankford, Knox City Herbert Lattimore, Abilene Robert Laycock, Shamrock William Neal. Bakersfield, California Patricia Noll, Danville, Pennsylvania William Parmenter, Big Spring Rick Penny, Richardson Jimmy Pierce, Roswell, New Mexico Matthew Robinson, Seymour Gary Rodgers, Abilene Jan Rodgers, Abilene Gail Schneider, Abilene Gordon Settle, Abernathy Debbie Holland. l1arth Margy Holleman. 'Xhilene Kenneth James. 'l rent Kenneth Kirk. Seagrates Randy Kirk. Spearman . xg, ll J .. qv Edna Merrell. -Xbilene Janis Morgan, Denxer. Colorado Susan McDonald. Midland Kay Mchlenamy. Shallouater Keith Mcfwlenamy. Shallowater Karin Potter. ll Paso Christie Pugh. 'Xbilene Hazel Purtell. Brownfield Becky Ratliff. Munday Charlotte Roberts. Xbilenc 205fjuniors .5 j X Jay Stevens, Abilene Randy Stevens, Winters Melinda Stone, El Paso Randy Stone, Haskell Cynde Sturdivant, Clovis, New Mexico Vicki Varner, Baird Cathy Walker, Abilene Teri Walter, Abilene Carol Warner, Bowie Randy White, Abilene X 3 Q K Burney Shelton, Mentzon Phoebe Skelly, Pampa Deborah South, Clyde Sheri Speer, Vernon Laurie Stern, Schelodenbach Germany Keith Sullivan, Garland Steve Sundby, Abilene Bill Taylor, Abilene David Tell, Tulia Jerry Tochterman, Andrews 206fjuniors Kenneth Abbott, Slaton William Abbott, Abilene Mike Alexander, Roscoe Charles Allison, Hereford Susan Arth, Abilene ,, ' J K' if f. Q , 'Fax' lf' . Jan Behrends, Abilene Laura Benton, Abilene Sheila Bertram, Abilene Larry Bilbray, Abilene Andy Blessing, Abilene Elaine Brooke, Hereford Patricia Brooks, Abilene Judy Brown, Abilene Roberta Brown, Abilene Greg Bullock, Chugwater, Wyoming Dolris Dean, Anson Keith Dial, Odessa Susan Dorn, Lubbock Phillip Dortch, Lubbock Kathleen Duke, Clarendon B t , A xl 5154 K Q. 5-ef ,at fr . x ' , v 'fl X i 4 , . lr iff vga. is X 'v 'fzig x Q xfkdgz H Saw . N l if ' . , 4 is ,4 . Q 5 i. i ' ,Ax v 'f- Martha Barco, lil Paso Randy Bates, Abilene Karl Baumgardncr, Brownfield Michael Bearden, Big Spring Vicki Beck. Dumas K Linn Barchardt, Tulia Charles Bloomer, Abilene Debbie Bounds, Abilene Veva Bounds. Aiken, South Carolina Linda Branon. Houston Leslie Burden. Garland Don Cain. Pampa Mary Cole. Lubbock Cathy Collingsworth. Pampa Richard Corkill. Kingsville 207fsophomores 4 sm Karem Ford, Bryan Patricia Frosch, Deming, New Mexico Frances Fry, Abilene Suzy Gallarneau, Amarillo Tom Garrett, Kansas City. Kansas Laurie Hays, Lubbock Linda Henderson, Abilene Ken Higdon, Andrews Carol Hoffman, Alamagordo, New Mexico Jeannie Hogue, Dalhart Larry Howard, Abilene Bill Hubbard, Albuquerque, New Mexico John Huber, Abilene Cynthia Hudson, Hale Center Kim Hurst, Tahoka 208fsophomores is fs ,Q rg 2-11,3-.4-1 sw tg, ' W r ,f ey- .45 , , A. yy, . -jim ,qtxtfz fs 5, A s'rW.1,i x - mfr t fa frgsfiwii--'Q I f7i5iTqfiY Wfiii- -' -'fs V , t fzygggxujs , . vi:-. . Ng vw 5 s xx 3 l xiv x if . 1, QD ii ,YQ ,Qgkgw f 'f 5 . ,Emmy fy , .g1f3fvgef'5 ,.,a,z r -iff :15i s . .. aaa 6 Q ts, 1 A 'X ef f Ki' '01 A 3 ii 'tt' ' D ' s 1 5 1.-1 J M ,fi dv 1 A-'5 Su Oo, M Ballu Dumbuya, Lunsar Sierra Leone, West Africa Marsha Eason, Petersburg Glenda Evans, Abilene Cecil Faircloth, Baird Randy Fitzhugh, Midland Gary Goble, Baird Dan Griffing, Abilene Doyla Haislip, Stanton Walt Haislip, Stanton Roger Hambrick, Abilene ,mv cfm ' , 133- Q .'-wig. ' fi , QfL'1?ei1fZi5i7x!4 F? Ss?lt'fX na 1 W Vps, ,i-fvva w..: Qc ,, A. -MY, i, VX -, - ...Wat ,. , s. 3 s?fie14+ :faiQ Stgwfzgg, 51,3 -at -93' wi! . W a fr R 4 , , . 1 'sif v :si i, if' 1 . ,W T ,, 2-,eq ii i Q ,- -: IZ? 4 ' E' '- t1.z,h,x , 1 if. A vi 1.--, . ' ,', ,,-, ,, - Gerald Holden, Clyde Jerry Holt, Pampa Vicki Hopkins, Miami Don Hothan, Abilene Jayne Houston, Ralls Karmen Hutchins, Deming, New Mexico Frances James, Trent Don Johnston, Coleman Bruce Jones, Abilene Cyndy Jones, El Paso Mary King, Seminole Karen Koon, Stamford Ron Lewis, Lubbock Alec Lindley, College Station Carol Mason, El Paso Kenneth McDonald, Abilene Gene McDonald, Abilene Helen Neinast, Andrews Barbara Nelson, Childress Iimmy Nelson, Brownfield Debby Penkert, Abilene Lisa Porterheld, Abilene Billye Pugh, Abilene Paul Rivard, Tom Bean Mary Robertson, Houston Thelma Sentihenez, Abilene Leona Shoffet, Andrews David Smith, Santa Rosa, New Mexico Karen Sonntag, Abilene Sharon Sparks, Lubbock ' fir: f 1 ' wp:-o-sf ' J. Kandy Nlaj.. San -Xngelo Valli May. Snyder L11 N1ctfger.Br-mrilield Donald Miller. K, lox Is, New Mexico Dennis Millerl lotus, Nets Mexico 2 mi., Ji Q'4 n Nancy Noll. Danxille. Pennsylxania Lee Ann Odom. -Xbilene .lill Page. Quanah Eileen Pair. lorenfo Brett Parr. Childress ff! if 'xi C 'erven Rodgers. Xhilene Dale Rogers. Taholtc Vlarcia Rose. lil Paso 'V1argaretSanders. Xbilcnc Sharon Schooler. O' Donnell 209fsophomores 'I , ,fa - A' in ee 1 er X X na iw it 1 -, . ug., Debbie Stovall, Baird Curt Tarter. Roswell. New Mexico Sherry Lynn Taylor, Ovalo Thommy Thomas, VN aeo Gary Vest. Abilene - 1, giant' xr, 'fx Q, 169' 5 x Siva Bonnie Wynne, Pecos Susan Young, Stamford Wesley Zerkel, San Antonio Wes 2lOfsophomores Roy Starkey, Abilene Douglas Stenberg, Abilene Cliff Stephens, Lamesa James Stewart, Lubbock Tracy Stovall, Abilene Leon Ward, Hermleigh Suzanne Williams, Abilene Billy Wilson, Moriarty, New Mexico Blake Woodall, Abilene Doris Wossum, Amarillo Elizabeth Adeoek, Amarillo Hi Hwan Alm, Dan Alexander, Abilene Kim Alexander, Roscoe Cheryl Allen, Abilene Gaye Bass. Thoreau Paul Bauernfeind, Abilene Seott Beedy, Spearman Wes Bell, San Antonio Coelita Biles, Springlake Susan Brown, Artesia, New Mexico Marsha Buck. Coleman Linda Cade, Brownfield Jo Ann Carr, Bulen. New Mexico Linda Carter, Pampa Marilynn Cox, Abilene Kim Crane, Muleshoe Carol Criswell, Abilene Bill Davis, Boerne Patti Dennis, .Abilene 2. , '- ' X Pam -Xllen, Xndrevu Roussye Xlx.i,er-1. ll Salx.iiliir,C enlriil Xiiieriei Thtiiiias Xntlers-'ILC .iii'i,i'i,he Cami Xshby. Xliileiie Burton Baleh. Odessa ga 1 4-'ll i --lflx :K u'w.u 1, .--L... ,, --.im-fx H.. Q il 1 . 1 ea- nf ' ' - -. ,: C 1 .. T5 . if N pq 'Teh ' if 51 .i V ffgp ' . L ' jaw, ..'.'i ' 42 fi. D L e 1. - . Brent Blanehard. Sweetwater Ralph Bowen. Riehardwn Rebeeea Bradley. Albuquerque. Next Nlexieri Phillip Brevwer.Nl1dl.ind Mike Bridge. Xndrews Y' Q- like M- Vicki Lurter. Xbilene Wilbur L'h.iiiiliers, Xliilene Roxanne Euler. lr'-ing Phil L nllier. Xbilene Celia L orley, Xbilene A! 21 l freshmen I gi ix- 4 f pg Lagina Fairbetter, Abilene Raymond Faircloth, Baird Stephen Fleming, Lamesa Angelyn Frankenberg. Abilene Jana Futch, Silverton Lisa Gregory, Floydada Fred Grindle Graham Brenda Hamilton. Andrews Kathye Hardwick, Gallup New Mexico Nancy Hardwick, Midland Andrea Holley, Abilene Mickey Horton, Abilene Sharon Jackson, Abilene Walter James, Trent Lance Jameson, Matador 21 Zffreshmen Cyndi Dickens, Clayton, New Mexico Ron Dix, Abilene Betta Duncan, Thoreau, New Mexico Neil Ely, Merkel Tim Ericson, Seminole Janye Gogle, Abilene William Graham, Lovington New Mexico David Gray, Spade Joe Greene, Morton Darlene Greer, Higgins Kyla Harmon, Amherst Melanie Harrell, Cheyenne Wyoming Susan Hays, Olney Kurt Hergert, Spearman Kerry Hibbitts, Graham Debbie Johnson, Wichita Falls Debra Kelley, Odessa Pam Kelly, Jayton Kandy Kerr, Dexter, New Mexico Lynn King, Vega Greg Klein, Abilene Kathryn Knippa, Abilene Scott Latham, Spearman Janice Lawler, Abilene Sandra Lawson, Tohatchi, New Mexico John Manning, Birmingham, Alabama Connie Medlock, Deatsville, Alabama Robert Meuth, Pecos Christi Mill, Abilene Lorrie Miller, Garland Noel Nichols, Winters Janice Nowell, Quanah Shannon Parks, Abilene Paula Parr, Childress Derrell Patterson, Seymour au, 63:6 I f ', tr. i Y ': L x L' L A 'lv if i Phyllis leeetsch, Abilene Becky l,ehker.N11dland Van Lngon. Xbilenc Elizabeth lucano. 'Xbilenc Cyndi Mancillc. 'Xspcrmont Z' T 4.4:-,I Q. -gut 1 -u- sa i ' bs ' ., ' ' xi af' . . his - fig yt 'ax 3 x., . . 23 l Kashi 2 Q grill Tanya Phipps, Lawton, Oklahoma Carol Polvadore, Amarillo Lisa Quick, Brownwood Denise Rasberry, Childress Steven Reed, Spearman 3. 4:25 9 -3:2 vs si: 'X 52: - 3nr:':-.--'17T':'.' 'fr Linda Moss. Floydada Glenda McMullen, Bethany. Oklahoma Dwight Needles, Richardson Janet Nelson. Brounlield William Nelson. Albany Lynn Patterson. Abilene Timmie Payne, Clyde Helen Pertcrson. 'Xbilenc John Pettit. Xnson Steve Petty. Burkburnett md. 21 3ffreshmen Guy Rosser. Abilene Vel Anne. Hamlin Connie Ruggs, Lovington, New Mexico .lohn Scott. Abilene Vicki Sears. Dallas if .. 'ff 9 I 1 J n rl . ,. A iff Jim Sterling. lillinwood, Kansas Ann Strange. lit, Worth Cheryl Striley. Amarillo Carl Stubbs, Grants. New Mexico Shelly Swift, Abilene Q - - I ii 1 Vi' 'Q ' 5 4 iifks 'i S 4 ,, , his . , N , vi., Bill Tibbs, Abilene Cynthia Tibbs. Abilene Jerry Trinko. Cleveland Tina Tscharr, Abilene Rosie Tumbaga, Kekaha, Kaual 2 1 flffreshman .,- , '45, A '85, fx, H .N lj gilt'-. ' 5 ' ,Q 4 v P i J Carol Reeve, Friona Donna Riley, Lovington, New Mexico Jennifer Robertson. Cotton Center Wayne Robertson, Comanche Donna Robinson, Garland Robert Shepherd, Warsaw, Illinois Jane Simpson, Abilene Patti Simpson, Rule Charles Smith, Muleshoe Susan Sonntag, Abilene Mark Surface, Abilene Debbie St. John. Kermit Jerry Teel, Tulia .lim Thomas, Tahoka John Thomas, Tahoka Gary Turner, Comanche Ruth Unger, Deming, New Mexico Carol Vandiver, El Paso Cindy Vernon, Abilene Barry Wallace, Abilene l l l i I l l l l l Brent Wheeler, Spearman David Wilcox, Roswell, New l Mexico Debbie Wood, Coahoma Kimberly Wright, Abilene Rnmly NMlln.imx,N1J ville . lpdw.irnlXN1lIi.irnx, ll lpn. Dclilnli N 1-uns. l 11-wp Wendy !si.l1c1lc.l.irrn 1 New Nluxiui lil 1 f .T e l ff . 1 3 22 u I Q fr 5,11 Q L 1 2 Q JW-.1 'I Q. . . - I r N 4 I 4 - DY? U A ,. 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' 9 s fif. , . 1 H 5 teamwork in the librar ,. , 51, A sn ax 5 fx. kv v., v nb' I I I 1 S , 1 ' w 'A L.',J , if Na 1 ln, D v six' 4 rg A 0--U x , i '11 4 N 0 24' 2 ADMINISTRATIO , FACULTY STAFF I DEX Affleck, Dr, Bert. 188 Baird. Mrs. Phillip, 194 Barnett. Mr, W. Wayne, 189 Beasley. Mrs. Clark, 189 Beasley. Dr. Clark, 189 Bell, Mrs. J. Ivan, 194 Bennett, Pat, 187 Black, Mr..1immy, 189 Blackburn, Dr. David, 226,227 Blair, Mrs. Caroline, 189 Brunner, Mrs, Bernice, 194 Burress, Mrs. Tommy, 189 Carney, Sue, 19-1 Carroll, Mrs, Joyce. 189 Chapman, Dr. William, 189 Chappell, Mrs. Arvalee, 189 Christopher, Mrs. Mary, 194 Clark, Dr. Allen, 189,186 Cordts, Dr. Allen, 185 Corley, Miss Catherine, 194 Cornelius. Mr, Johnny, 189 Cravens. Mr. Richie, 189 Davis, Miss Carla, 194 Davis. Mr. Mike. 194 Dillman, Mr. David, 19-1 Doscher, Mr. J. Henry. 189 Downs, Dr. Fane, 189 Dulin. Dr. Bill. 189 Easterly, Mr. Joe, 194 E1-Attrache. Dr. Mohammed, Ely, Mr. Charles, 187,190 Estes, Mr. Tommy. 190 Flores, Dr. Manuel, 190 Givens. Miss Kay, 194 Gooch, Mrs. Norman, 194 Hardy. Mr. Judson, 190 Harris, Mrs. Leta, 194 Harris. Dr. Lyndol, 190 1 Hays, Mr. Steve. 190 Hedman, Mr. Donn, Henson, Mrs. Genie. 194 Herrington, Mrs. Clyde, 190 Hester. Dr. Ralph. 190 Hinkel, Mr. Francis, 190 Hodges, Mrs. Carlton, 190 Hofheinz, Dr. Walter, 190 Hogsett, Mr. Charles, 187 Holden, Mr. Jack, 185 Hough, Mrs. Leon, 195 Howard, Mrs. Janice, 190 Humphries. Dr. Leroy, 190 Humphrey, Dr. Joe, 190 Jacobs, Mr. Roy, 190 Jarrett. Mrs. Walter, 195 Jones, Miss Mary, 195 Jones, Dr. Norton, 20,21,191 Kim, Dr. Thomas, l84,185,l5,16,l7 Kimbrell, Mr.Hershe1, 120,102,191 Kirby, Dr. Gary, 191 Klassen, Dr. David, 191 Lack, Dr. Paul, 191 Laxson, Mr. Homer, 191 Long, Mr.C.W.,191 Lumpkin , Mr. A.H.. 191 Mathis, Mrs. William, 187 Miller, Mr. J. Robert, 191 Monk, Dr. Robert, 191 Moore, Dr. Richard, 191 Naredo, Mrs. Jose, 191 Neely, Mrs. Jim, 195 Nelson, Mrs. William, 195 Newsom, Mr. Don, 191 O'Ke11y, Mrs. Walter, 195 Patterson. Mrs. Rita, 195 Patty, Mr. Gene, 195 Phillips, Mr. Billy, 185 Phillips, Mr. John Fred, 191 Pilcher, Dr. Ben, 191 Pratt, Mrs. Dorris, 195 Preda, Mr. Michael, 191 Purcell, Mrs. Allen. 195 Quick, Mrs. Joy, 188 Rister, Dr. Gene, 192 Ross, Mrs. Teresa, 192 Ruppelt, Mrs. Wanda 195 Rush, Mr. Roger, 192 Scales, Mr. Don, 186 Shackelford, Mr. James, 192 Sharp, Dr. AC., 193 Sledge, Dr. Robert, 192, 188 Sonntag, Dr. Roy, 192 Staley, Dr. Alan, 192,186 Stamey. Dr. Joseph, 192 Stanberry, Mr. Glenn, 195 Stenberg, Mrs. Douglas, 195 Stowe, Mrs. John, 192 Stroup, Miss Janice. 192 Sullivan. Miss Sanya, 187 Sumerlin, Dr. Macon, 192 Suter, Mr. Sherwood, 193 Swanson, Mr. Michael, 192 Tarter, Dr. Cleo, 193 Taylor, Mr. Russell, 193 Thompson, Mr. Jack, 193 Tibbs, Mrs. George, 195 Ungvary, Dr, A.S.. 193 Vannoy, Mr. Jerome, 186 Vaughn. Mrs. Frances, 188 Whorton, Miss Barbara, 196 Wilson, Mrs. Betty 193 Wilson, Mr. Sam. 193 Winters, Dr. Earle, 193 Wise, Mr. Russell, 196 Wode, Mrs. H.H., 196 senior credits ADAMS, BILLY, Abilene: Finance major, Who's Who, Campus Photographer, Photo Editor for War Whoop, HEI. ADAMS, LINDA, Abilene: EnglishfWriting major, Spanish minor, Editor War Whoop, Vice-President Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Tau Delta, Publicity Officer Wah Wahtaysee, ALLEN, ROGER, Stinnett: Chemistry major, English minor, ACS, Galleon Staff. AN DRESS, SCOTT, Borger. BARRY, LYNNE, Abilene: Elementary Ed. major, SEA, Wah Wahtaysee, Delta Beta Epsilon. BARTON, EARL, Abilene: Accounting major. BEAIRD, ROGER, Merkel: Accounting major. BRADSHAW, VICKIE, Anson: Speech major, English minor. Delta Beta Epsilon, Totem Editor, Forensic Team. BROWN, GARY, Abilene: Art major, English minor, President Kappa Pi, HEI, Chanters. BULLOCK, LAUNA, Chugwater, Wyoming: Elementary Ed. major, English minor, TIP. BUTLER, LEE, Abilene: Finance major, Vice-President Freshman Class, Christian Outreach, KIVA, Dean's List. CARTER, CHARLES, Littlefield, Physical Ed. major, Speech minor, Athletic trainer. CEARLEY, JON, Lovington, New Mexico: Elementary Ed. major, English minor, KIVA, Senior Senator, SEA, Christian Outreach, Junior Congressman. CHANDLER, VICKI, Abilene: Political Science major, History minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysee, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Student Representative to Board of Trustees, Delegate to model U.N,, Valentine Sweetheart. CLARDY, KAREN, Lovington, New Mexico: Business Ed. major, MSG Junior Class Representative, Junior Class Favorite, Cheer- leader, Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysee Vice-President, Chanters. Martin Dorm Council, Dean's List. COATS, LARRY, Abilene: History major, English minor, Phi Alpha Theta, National Society ofTeaching, Rifles, H-SU. COCKRELL, JIM, Abilene: Speech major, English minor. COOKE, DAVID, Abilene: Physics major, Math minor, Band, Chi Omicron, Alpha Chi, SPS. COTNEY, CLAYTON, Follett: Chemistry major, Biology minor, KoSari. COTNEY, TOM, Follett: Biology major, Chemistory minor, Ko Sari, APO tsecretaryi, American' Biology Society. CRANOR, AU BREY, Abilene: Sociology major, History minor. CRAVEY, RONALD, Pecos: Science Education major, President Alpha Phi Omega, Band, ACS. CRISWELL, DONALD, Abilene: History major, Political Science, Band, Chi Omicron, fCorresponding secretaryl. CROWELL, LEE ANN, Abilene: Sociology major, Speech minor, Band, Delta Beta Epsilon, tParlamentarianl, Wah Wahtaysee. CUMMING, VICKI, El Paso: Religion major, History minor, Theta Chi Lambia, Alpha Chi, Wah Wah Taysee, Soph. Class Vice President, Treasurer MSG, President of Dorm Council, Christian Outreach. DICK, CINDY, Abilene: Office Administration major, Dean's List. DUCK, JAMES, Abilene: Business major, History minor. EASTERLY, JOANNA, Abilene: Medical Technology major, Chemistry minor, Secretary Sigma Tau Delta, Delta Beta Epsilon, Phi Alpha Theta, Outstanding Junior Biology Student. EDWARDS, DAVID, Abilene: Religion major. CARLA, Abilene: Office Administration major, I Chanters. ELY, RANDON, Merkel: Religion major, English minor. ESTES, BOBBIE, Abilene: Secondary Education major, Ilistory minor, Dean's List, Alpha Chi, tSecretaryl. Phi Alpha Theta. fPresidentJ, ESTES, MARK, Floydada: Finance major, Ko Sari, lScribe. Coun- selorl. llunt Dorm President and Vice President. Deans List. SCCM. tWitness and Evangelisml, FCA. ESTEL, ROBERT, Lake Luzerne, New York: General Business major, Il.E.I., tTreasurerl. Track. FARRELL, NICK, Slaton: Business Management major, Ko Sari. fPresidentl, Inter Club, tPresidentl, Football, Dorm Vice President. FLEMING, DANNY, Clyde: Physical Izducation major. Biology minor, FCA, SCCM. FOSTER, GEN, Electra: Speech,fEnglishfArt Education major, Forensics, Pi Kappa Delta. Delta Beta Epsilon. FOSTER, SHARON, Abilene: Elementary Education major. Math minor, T.l.P., S.E.A., Kappa Delta Pi. FOWLER, SID, Levelland: Religion major, History minor. I-resh- man Senator, Vice President, Junior Congressman, Senior Senator. SCCM President, Chanters, Christian Outreach, KIVA President. Interclub Council, Who's Who, l973 HomecomingShov+ Director. GONZALES, RICHARD, Abilene: Business Administration Nlajor. Artminor. GRAVES, CINDY, San Antonio: Education major. I-Qnglish minor. Band, Chanters, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. Theta Chi Lambda-tHistorian, Reporterl, Wah Wah Taysee, Homecoming Show. GREER, JAMES, Abilene: Sociology major, Psychology minor. MCM Christian Fellowship, APO. HEI, Coordinator State School Sunday School Teachers. GREER, TED, Abilene: Biology major, Chemistry minor, KIVX- tHistorian, Pledgemasterl, GREGORY, JACK, Floydada: Business Finance major. I-Football. Ko Sari. Fellowship ofChristian Athletes-President. HARGROVE, ROBERT. Snyder: Speech major. English minor. Eta Epsilon Iota-President. HAYS, BONNIE, Odessa. HAYS, HOLLY, Abilene: Elementary Education major, Ilistory minor, Delta Beta Epsilon. Kappa Delta Pe, Deans List. Totem Beauty Runner-up. HERRON, KEN, Post: Finance major, KIVA. HESTAND, VIRGINIA, Pampa: Pre Nursing major. Psychology minor. HEWLETT, LISA, Columbus, Ohio: History-Spanish majors. HICKS, GARY, Merkel: Management major. Alpha Phi Omega. KIVA-tVice President, Secretaryl HILL, RICHARD, Social Science major, SEA.. H.E.l.-Plcdge- master, Choir. HOFFMAN, TOM, Slatonl Philosophy' major. French minor. HOGAN, SANDY, Merkel: Business Education major. Wah Wahtaysee, Kappa Delta Pi. HOLDEN, JULIE, Abilene: Marketing major. Theta Chi lambda- President, Wah Wahtaysee, Women's Interclub. HOLLAND, ELIZABETH, Coleman: English major. Political Science minor, S.E.A.,-Vice President. Alpha Chi-Vice President. Sigma Tau Delta-Treasurer, Gamma Sigma. HOLAWARTH, JOHN, Lakewood. Colorado: Secondary Education major, Art,!History minor, S.A.G., H.E.l.. SEA. HOPPE, RHANAE, Winters: Music Education major. Band. Delta Omicron,Gamma Sigma. HUGHES, PAMELA, Abilene: Business major, Band, Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtasee. HURST, KATHRYN, Abilene: English major, History minor. Sigma Tau Delta. senior credits HURST, KERRY, Lorenzo: General Business major, SCCM, F.C.A., Band. IVY, VIC, Ft. Stockton: P.E. major, History minor, MSG, KIVA,- Interclub Representative. KOH, DONG, Seaul, Korea: Physicsumajor, Math minor, SPS, XO, International Club. KUROKAWA, KAZUYA, Japan: B.A., Marketing minor. LEYH, STEVE, Abilene: Political Science major, History minor, XO. LIBERATORE, PATRICIA, Abilene: Biology major, Chemistry! Frence minor, Pi Delta Phi-President, Wah Wahtaysee-Secretary, A.I.B.S., Women's Interclub, Dean's List. LIGHTFOOT, KEN, Colorado City: Physical Education major, Political Science minor, Alpha Sigma Chi, F.C.A. LONG, PAT, Abilene: Physical Education Major, English minor, Totem Beauty, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Wah Wahtaysee, S.E.A., Student member on Golden Anniversary Committee, Volley- ball, Delta Beta Epsilon, Alumni Secretary. MAHANAY, MIKE, Cleburne: P.E. major, Speech minor. MERCER, DEBORAH, Highland, Indiana: Secondary Educationf Speech major, P.E. minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysee. MIDDLETON, JANICE, Lueders: Elementary education major, Spanish minor, T.I.P. tVice-Presidentl, Wah Wahtaysee, T.S.E.A. fPresidentj, Kappa Delta Pi, tTreasurerl. MIMS, HOWARD, Mexia MOORE, JERRY, Abilene: Political SciencefHistory major, Phi Alpha Theta, Chi Omicron, Model United Nations. MOORE, STEVE, Abilene: HistoryfPolitical Science, major, Education minor, Freshman Favorite, Fellowship Christian Athletes, Dean's List, Model United Nations, McMurry Christian Fellowship, Who's Who American College Sc Universities, Junior Class Presi- dent, Ko Sari Men's Social Club, Student Rep. Golden Anniversity Comm. Livity Club. MCCARSON, KAREN, Elbert: Elementary Education major, P.E. minor, Band, Varsity Volleyball, Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysee. MCDANIEL, BARBARA, Tucumcari, N.M.: Secondary Educationf Social Science major, Gamma Sigma Ilnterclub Rep.l fVice-Presi- entl. M'cINTYRE, WANDA, Tuscola: Social Welfare major, Psychology minor. McKEE,. SHIRLEY, Abilene: History major, French minor, Pi Delta Phi fTreasurerJ, SEA, tHistorianl Kappa Delta Pi, Alphi Chi, Phi Alpha Theta, Dean's List. MCLAREN, DONALD, Andon: Chemistry major, Math minor, Alpha Phi Omege, Band, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Chi, ACS. NORMAN, JR., WAYNE, Stinnett: Religion major, History minor, Religious Life. PATTON, GARY, Panhandle: Political Science major, Sociolgy minor, Student Assn. Government, Alpha Chi, fPresidentJ, Pi Kappa Delta., tSecretaryJ, College Council, Board Comm. on Educational Policies and Curriculum, Teacher Evaluation Committee, Speech team, Dean's List, Model United Nations, Head Delegate. POHL, HARRIETT, Big Spring: Physical Education major, History minor. PRICE, GEORGE, Levelland: Secondary EducationfArt major, English minor, Band, Alpha Phi Omega, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. REED, CYNTHIA, Spearman: Church Music major, Religion minor, Delta Omicron, Chanters, Chamber Choir, Agape Singers. RIDGEWAY, SANDRA, Del Rio: Elementary Education major, Speech minor, Kappa Delta Pi. RIOS, JOSEPH, Clayton, N.M.: Elementary Education major, Spanish minor. ROSENBAUM, ELMER, Abilene: Accounting major. SAYLES, MARINELL, Tuscola: Marketing major SKELTON, GORDON, Abilene: Political Science major, History minor. SMITH, GARY, Baltimore, Maryland: Accounting major, Alpha Pi Omega QPresidentl, Student Council on Campus Ministries fVice Presidentl, Inter-Varsity, Student Rep. to Faculty Religious Life Committee, Alpha Chi, Dean's List. SMITH, RONALD, Albuquerque, N.M.: Religion major, Spanish minor, Student Council ofCampus Ministries. STONE, SALLY, Albuquerque, N.M.: Marketing major, Pi Delta Phi, tPledge Mistressj, McMurry Student Gov. Freshman and Soph- omore representative, MSG secretary, Library Committee, Good Grief . College Council. SWENSON, ROBBIE, Avoca: Secondary EducationfMath major, English minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, tPresidentl, Intramurals. TALLY, JAMES, Abilene History major, Political Science minor, Texas Student Education Association. TIBBELS, KATHY, Rotan: Elementary Education major, Art minor, Delta Beta Epsilon. TIBBS, GEORGE, Abilene: Accounting major, Staff member, Computer operator. - TICE, CINDY, Englewood, Colorado: Psychology major, English minor, Delta Beta Epsilon. TOKEMURA, HIDEO, Tokyo, Japan: Business major. TURNER, RALPH, Comanche: BiologyfChemistry major, Historyf German minor, Freshman and Soph Class Rep. Band, Alpha Chi tPresidentJ, AIBS tPresidentl, Phi Alpha Theta, Ko Sari tSecretaryl Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Education Policies and Curriculum Comm. UPSHAW, SHERWIN, Roby: Physical Education major, history minor, Football, IHR tPresidentl Interclub Representative. UTTON, BETH, Aztec, N.M.: Secondary EducationfMath major, French minor, Math Club, Alpha Chi. VARNER, TOMMY, Baird: Physical Education major, Speech minor, Alpha Sigma Chi, Track Team. WALTER, JEFF, Roswell, N.M.: Political Science major, Physical Education minor, Ko Sari, Mary Faces of McMurry , Youth Evangelist IEd Robb Evangelistic Ass.l, SCCM., FCA. WHITE, JESSE, Albany: History major, English minor, Chanters, SAG Freshman Rep., Hope Singers, Kiva CChaplinj tVice-Presidentj Christian Outreach. WIEBUSCH, ART, Lubbuck: ReligionfPhilosophy major, foot- ball, dean's list, IHR tPresidentl. WILLIAMS, MELAND, Abilene: Business Education major, Theta Chi Lambda iPublicity Officer! McMurry Band, Twirler, Wah Wahtaysee, Chi Omicron Sweetheart. WILLIAMS, TOBY, Abilene: Chemistry major, Math minor, .Chi Omicorn, Alpha Chi, Who's Who, American Chemistry Society, Gamma Sigma, Band. WILLMANN, SHARON, LaCoste: Music Education major, Educa- tion minor, Chanters, Alpha Psi Alphs, Delta Omierow. WOOD, KATHY, Dallas: Spanish major, Math minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Wha Wahtaysee, Dean's List. YANCY, CINDY, Abilene: History major, Spanish minor YATES, BYRON, Coleman: Elementary Education major Speech minor, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Dramatic Activities: Forensics. YOUNG, JAN, Hamlin: Elementary Education major, Art minor, Delta Beta QTreasurerJ Wah Wahtaysee. ZERBEL, MIKE, Abilene: Finance major. Abbott, Kenneth, 207 Abbott, William, 207 Abernathy, Nancy, 200 Adams, Billy, 200,69 Adams, Linda, 200,68 Adcock, Elizabeth, 21 1 Ahn, Hikan, 211 Alcorn, David Alexander, Charles, 99,69 Alexander, Dan 211 Alexander, Kim 211,99 Alexander, Michael, 207 Allen, Cheryl, 21 1 Allen, James, 204 Allen, Pamela, 211 Allen, Roger, 200 Allison, Charles, 207,1 12 Alvayero, Rosa, 211 Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Mitchell Anderson, Thomas, 211 Andrade, Salvador, 99 Andress, Charles, 200 Arey, Jimmie, 204 Arnold, Jerry, 99 Arth, Susan, 207 Arthur, Clark Ashby, Cova, 211 Bailey,James, 111 Baker, Deborah, 204,71 Balch, Willard, 211 Barco, Martha, 207 Barr, Gary, 99 Barry, Alva, 200 Barton, Gregg, 200 Bass, Lena, 21 1 Bates, James, 207 Bauernfeind, Paul, 211 Baugardner, Karl, 207 Beaird, Roger, 200 Beall, Sally, 204 Bearden, Michael, 207 Beck, Victoria, 207 Behrends, Janet, 207 Bell, Wesley, 211,112 Bennett, Myra, 204 Benton, Laura, 207 Berryman, Gaile Bertram, Sheila, 207 Bilbrey, Larry, 207 Biles, Coelita, 211 Blakeney, Cheryl, 204 Blanchard, Brent, 211 Blessing, Andrew, 207 Blessing, Brenda Bloomer, Charles, 207 Boles, Jerry, 99,1 12 Bolin, Walter, 99 Bouldin, Robert Bounds, Deborah, 207 STUDE TI DEX Bowen, Ralph, 211 Boylston, Veva, 207 Bradley, Norma, 211 Bradshaw, Vickie, 200 Branon, Linda, 207 Brewer, Phillip, 211 Bridge, Mike, 211 Brooke, Elaine, 207 Brooks, Patricia, 207 Brown, Gary, 200 Brown, Judy, 207 Brown, Roberta, 207 Brown, Susan, 211 Buck, Marsha, 211 Bullock, Gregory, 207 Bullock, Launa, 200 Burden, Leslie, 207 Burt, Judith, 204,66,73 Burton, Donald Busby, Bobby, 99,72 Butler, Sheppard, 200 Cade, Linda, 211 Cain, Don, 207,111 Cambell, George, 99 Carr,Jo Ann, 211 Carter, Charles, 200,99,l ll Carter, Linda, 211 Carter, Sandra, 204,65 Carter, Vicki, 21 l Casselberry, Danny Cearley, Jon, 200 Chambers, Wilbur, 211 Chamness, Austin, 99 Chandler, Vicki, 200,64 Chappell, Steven, 204,69,73 Childers, Carl, 204 Childers, Sue, 204 Choate, Lee, lll Christian, Trumi, 64,76 Clardy, Karen, 200,66 Coats, Larry, 200 Cockrell, James, 200 Cofer, Roxanne, 211 Coffman, Stanley, 204 Cole, Mary, 207 Collier, Henry, 211 Collinsworth, Cathy, 207 Conlan, James, 204 Cook, Guy, 204,99 Cooke, David, 200 Corkill, Richard, 207 Corley, Celia, 211 Cooper, Donna, 65 Cotney, Clayton, 200 Cotney, Thomas, 200 Cox, Marilynn, 211 Crane, Kim, 211 Cranor, A.B. 200 Cravey, Ronald, 200 Criswell, Carol, 211 Criswell, Donald, 200 Crowell, Lee Ann, 200 Cummings, Robert, 204 Curry, Mark, 1 11 Cummings, Vicki, 200 Davis, Walter, 204 Davis, William, 21 1 Dean, Dolris, 207 Dennis, Patricia, 211 DeVito, Mark, 204,66 Dial, Keith. 207 Dick, Cindy, 200 Dickens, Cindy, 211 Dillman, Mark Dix, Ronnie, 211 Dixon, John, 204 Doan, Gaylon, 99 Dorn, Susan, 207 Dortch, Charles, 207 Duck, James, 200 Duke, Kathleen, 207 Dumbuya, M. Ballu, 208 Duncan, Betta. 211 Dunn, David, 99 Earnest, Dinzel, 204 Eason. Marsha, 208 Easterly, Joanna, 200,64 Edwards, David, 200 Elliott, Mersha, 204 Ely, Carla, 200 Ely, Neilon, 211 Ely, Randon, 204 Ericson, Timothy, 211 Estel, Robert, 2 00 Estes, Bobbie, 200 Estes, Mark, 200 Evans, Glenda, 208 Fackelman, Laura, 204 Fairbetter, Lagina, 211 Faircloth, Cecil, 208,99 Faircloth, Raymond, 211 Farrell, Nick, 200,99 Feuerbacher,Jel'f,20-1 Fitzhugh, Randal, 208,74 Fleming, Danny, 201 Fleming, Stephen, 211 Ford, Karen, 208 Foster, Helen. 201 Foster, Sharon, 201 Foster, Tommy, 204 Fowler, Sid, 201 Frankenberg, Angely n. 2 2 Frosch, Patricia, 208 Fry, Francis, 208 Futch, Jana, 212 Gage, Bobby 116 Long, Patricia, 201,66 student index con't Gallarneau, Suzy. 208 Ga1van,Jolynn, 204 Gardner,C1i1'ton, 204,99,1 12 Gardner. Roy, 204 Garrett, Tommy, 208 Gilmer. Richard Goble. Gary. 208.99 Goeke, Louis. 99 Gog1e,Jonye,212 Gonzales, Richard, 201 Graham, William, 212 Graves, Cynthia, 201,65 Gray, David, 212 Greene. Joe, 212 Greer, Darlene. 212 Gregg, Ted 201 Gregory. Jack 201,99 Gregory, Lisa, 212 Grider. David, 204 Grilling, Daniel, 208 Grindlc, Vernon, 212 Gutierrez, Lupe, 204,99 Haislip, Doy1a.208 Haislip, Robert, 208 Hale, Richard, 111 Hales, Joseph, 204 Hamilton, Brenda, 212 Hammond, Martha, 204 Hardin, Howard, 204 Hardwick, Kathye, 212 Hardwick, Nancy, 212 Hargrove, Phi1lip,201 Harmon, Kyla, 212 Harrell, Melanie, 212 Haridge, Donna. 66 Hays. Bonnie, 201 Hays, Holly, 201 Hays. Mary. 208 Hays, Susan, 212 Henderson, Linda, 208 Hergert, Kurtis, 212 Herron, Ken, 201 Hervey, Mary, 204 Hestand. Virginia, 201 Hewlett, Lisa, 201 Hibbitts, Kerry, 212,99 Hickman, Paul, 204 Hicks. Gary, 201 Higdon, Ken, 208 Hi1l,Richard, 201 Hobart, Donna, 204 Hobbs, Ronnie, 204 Hoffman, Carol, 208 dikloflman, Margaret, 204 Hoffman, Thomas. 201 Hogan, Sandra, 201 Hogue. Jeannie, 208 Holden. Gerald, 208 Holden, Julie, 201 Holland, Deborah, 204 Holland, E1izabeth,201 Holleman, Margy, 204 Holley, Andrea, 212 Holt. Jerry, 208 Holzwarth, John, 201 Hopkins, Vickie, 208 Hoppe, Shelia, 201 Horton. Mickey. 212 Hothan, Don. 208.116 Houston, Wylan, 208 Howard, Larry, 208 Hubbard, William, 208 Huber, John, 208 Hudson, Cynthia, 208 Hughes, Pamela, 201 Hunter, Kathryn, 201 Hurst, Kerry, 201 Hurst. Kim, 208 Hutchins, Karmen, 208 Jackson, Sharon. 212 James, Frances. 208 James, Kenneth,20-1 James, Walter, 212 Jameson, Clifford, 212 Jernigan, Sam, 99 Jester, Bobby, 99 Johnson, Deborah. 212 Johnston, Don, 208 Jones, Cody. 208 Jones, Cynthia, 208 Jones. Hershel. 99 Kelley. Debra, 212 Kelley. Pamela, 212 Kerr, Kandy, 212 King, Lynn, 212 King, Sarah, 209 Kirk Debbie. 204 Kirk Kirk Kenneth, 204 Randa1,204 Klein, Gregory, 213 Knippa, Kathryn, 213 Koh, Dong Chul, 201 Koon, Karen, 209 Ludington, Alan, 64 Mahanay, Michael. 201, Manning, John, 213 Mason, Carol, 209 Masters, Jon, 116 May. Kandace. 209 May, Michael, 209 Mayfield, Dana, 99 McCarson, Karen, 202 McDaniel, Barbara, 202 McDonald, Kenneth, 209 McDonald, Susan, 204 McDonald, Eugene, 209 Mclntyre, Wanda, 202 McKee. Shirley . 292 McLaren, Donald, 202 McMenamy, Kay, 204,69 McMenamy, Keith, 204 McMullen, Glenda, 203 McNee1y, David, 116 Medlock, Connie, 213 Mercer, Deborah, 201 Merrell, Edna, 204 Metzger, Elizabeth, 209 Meuth, Robert. 213 Middleton, Janice, 202,69 Miller, Christina, 213 Miller. Dennis, 209 Miller, Donald, 209 Miller, Lorrie, 213 Mims, Howard, 202 Montes, Bessie Moore, Jerry, 202 Moore, Steven, 202,76 Morgan, Janis, 204 Moss. Linda, 213 Murphey, Michael, 99 Needels, Dwight, 213 Neinast, Helen, 209,75 Kunkel, Frederick, 204,65 Kurokawa, Kazuya, 201 Lankford, Rogers, 204.9 Latham, Steven, 213,75 Lattimore, Herbert, 204 Laycock, Robert, 204 Leetsch, Phyllis, 213 Lehker, Rebecca, 213 Lewis, Ronald, 209 Leyh, Steven, 201 Liberatore, Patricia, 201 Lightfoot. Kenneth, 201 Ligon, Van, 213 Lindley, Dwight, 209 9 Nelson, Janet, 213 Nelson, Jimmy, 209 Nelson, William, 213,99 Nichols, Noel, 213 Noll, Nancy, 209 Noll, Patricia, 204 Norman, Wayne, 202 Nowell, Janice, 213 Oaxoca, Francisco, 99 Odom, Lee Ann, 209 Page, Jill, 209,69 Pair, Janice, 209 Parks, Shannon, 213 Parmenter, William, 204 Parr, Brett, 209,111 Parr, Paula, 213 Patterson, Derrell, 213 Patterson, Lynn, 213 Patton, Gary, 202 Payne, Timmie, 213 Pearson, Earl, 99 Penkert, Deborah, 209 Penny, Rick, 204,1 11 Peoples, Ronald, 1 16 Peterson, Helen, 213 Pettit, John, 213 Petty, Stevan, 213 Phillips, Paul, 99 Phipps, Tonja, 213,75 Pierce, Jimmy, 205 Pohl, Harriett, 202 Polvado, Robert Polvadore, Carol, 213 Pool, Randy, 99 Porterlield, Lisa, 209 Potter, Karen, 205 Price, George, 202 Pugh, Billye, 209 Purtell, Hazel, 205 Quick, Lisa, 213 Quy, Donald Rasberry, Denise, 213 Ratliff, Becky, 205 Rayburn, Gary, 99 Reed, Cynthia, 202 Reeve, Carol, 214 Riddle, Diana Ridgway, Sandra, 202 Riley, Donna, 214 Rios, Joseph, 202 Rivard, Paul, 209 Roberts, Charlotte, 205 Robertson, Jennifer, 214 Robertson, Mary, 209 Robertson, Sterling, 214 Robinson, Donna, 214 Robinson, Matthew, 205,l12,76 Rodgers, Gary, 205 Rodgers, Jan, 205 Roemisch, Randy, 99,1 12 Rogers, Nancy, 209 Rose, Marcia, 209 Rosenbaum, Elmer, 202 Rosserk, Guy, 214 Rowland, Velanne, 214 Ruggs, Connie, 214 Sanders, Margaret, 209 Sayles, Marinell, 202,72 Schneider, Gail, 205 Schooler, Sharon, 209 Sears, Vicke, 214 Settle, Gordon, 205 Shelton, Burney, 206 Shepherd, Robert, 214 Shoflit, Leona, 209 Simmons, George, 99 Simpson, Jane, 214 Simpson, Michael, 99 Simpson, Patti, 214 Skelly, Phoebe, 206 Skelton, Gordon, 202 Smajstrla, Richard, 99 Smith, Charles, 214 Smith, David, 204 Smith, Gary, 202 Smith, Ronald, 202 Snell, Doyle, 99 Solis, Albert, 112 Sonntag, Karen, 209 Sonntag, Susan, 214 South, Deborah, 206 Sparks, Sharon, 209 Speer, Sheri, 206 Starkey, Leon, 209 Stenberg, Douglas, 209 Stephens, Clifton, 209 Stevens, Randall, 206 Sterling, James, 214 Stern, Laurie, 206 Stewart, James, 209 St. John, Debbie, 214 Stone, Melinda, 206 Stone, Randy, 206,99 Stone, Sarah, 202 Stovall, Debora, 209 Stovall, Tracy, 209 Strange, Barbara, 214 Striley, Cheryl, 214 Stubbs, Carl, 214 Sturdivant, Cynthia, 206 Sudbury, Billy, 99 Sullivan. Keith, 206 Sundby, John, 206 Surface, Philip, 214 Swenson, Robbie, 202 Swift, Shelly, 214 Tally, James, 202 Tarter, Curtis, 209 Taylor, Sherry, 209 Teel, David, 206,l 1 1 Teel, Jerald, 214,111 Thomas, James, 214 Thomas, John, 214,99 Thomas, Tommy, 209 Tibbels, Kathy 202 Tibbs, Billy, 214 Tibbs, Cynthia, 214 Tibbs, George, 202 Tice, Cynthia, 202,76 Tidwell, Randy, 99 Tochterman, Jerry, 206 Tooley, Karla Tow, David, 99 Tower, Debra Trinko, Gerald, 214 Tschaar, Martina, 214 student index con t Tumbaga. Rosie, 21-1 Turner. Gary, 21-1 Turner, Ralph. 202 Unger, Ruth,21-1 Upshav1,Sherwin, 202 Ulton, Beth, 202 Vandiver, Carol, 214 202112 Varner, Tommy. - -. Varner, Vicki, 206 Vernon. Cynthia, 21-1 Vest, Gary, 209 Walker, Cathleen, 206 Wallace, Barry, 214 Walter, Jeffrey, 202 Walter, Terri, 206 Ward, David, 209 Warner, Georgia, 206 Wheeler, Brent, 215 Whitaker, Keith, 111 Whitaker, Kim White, Jesse, 202,66 White, Pamela White, Randal, 206,68 Wievusch, Arthur, 202,99 Wier, Linda, 206 Wilcox, David, 215 Wilcox, Jerry, 111 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Alvin, 215 ,George, 203 ,Judy 206 Williams, Melany, 203 Randall. 215 Suzanne, 209 Willmann, Sharon, 203 Wilson, Ray, 111 Wilson. William, 209 Wood, Katherine, 203 Woodall, Wendell, 209 Wossum, Doris, 209,69 Wright, Kimberly, 215 Wynne, Bonnie, 209 Yancy. Cynthia, 203 Yates, By ron, 203 Young, David. 206 Young, Deliah, 215 Young, Jan, 203 Young. Susan, 209 Zerbel, Michael, 203 Zscheilc. Wendy, 215 and z'rzcz'z'czns oflhefulure WR ,,..30,,. al' . 1. TI if . 5 L- Y .fgI '!'4fF I I V ' - r 4 l -I tv X lf v g., 1 w 1 ,l di
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