PSOPJCS 2 ' ‘ rhis girl is like a balloon—she floats ami floats, and glides and glides, and never seems to get tired of bouncing around. ‘Ugly or eute— Zo look at him is to love him. He invites smiles, yet. deep insute himself, he is very serious. ' ‘A flag could best describe litis person. He is always waving his ideas where they can best be seen 5 ... lar off. light years if ages away—different. A new galaxy spinning out splattering and piercing eaters and farms 6 M... She is a laughing prism—plain ordinary human glass, but what she does to daylight! the ordinary human acts enter her and come out flashing in colorful beauty. Changing emotions wave over her face like a rainbow. And when she interacts with another person, kind words kaleidoseopieatly ebb and flow, resonate to the pulse of that person 7 ... JCikc a crystal statue she1s smooth ami beautiful ami quiet—yet inside there 's molecular vibrancy and occasionally a colorful display as liyht flashes through ... Zhis yuy reminds me of a statue, because he rarely moves and looks almost the same every day -, moving slowly, sitting very still .. . She is a banana. A banana is a friendly fruit. J'm not saying she is a fruit: J 'm saying she is a warm friendly person ... 9 . Kemmds me of a monkey. She seems like cue that is always laughing ami happy as are monkeys. She seems tike one that would try anything once, as monkeys do. J wish J had that many guts.'' ‘ ‘She reminds me of a pieee of fine leather. Soft, pliable, but with a purpose. Changeable, mendable. yet with certain t ulnerabte areas. Zhe tasks she can perform are many and caned—from shoes to beautiful jaekets. her life won t be wasted. 10 Me is an island. One unto himself. Jf approached, he is friendly enough, hut he does not fear loneliness for it is a friend to him. Jts solitary eontenteduess lets his mind find itself and in its cool quietness he is happy.'' n ... Cikc a soft, small cloud six floats alone in beauty. She seems delicate and frail, too readily responding to the threatening winds, but like a cloud too. she has her own eohesneness and strength 12 you scent to be a dear, gentle stream flowing past green banks, your waters are full of the gentlest life: you seem so clear ami yet there are deep, pure moments. Zltey are cool enough to promise potential celt deration, but they are warm enough to be a gentle, bathing bliss, your life seems to flow, sparkling, clear, pure and clean . . . J want to drink in your waters. J want to meet you. to gently flow with you ... 13 14 Budding Viru s 6 3all Activities .18 Zip Slug-Sang 24 Salt Drama 26 Homecoming 28 “Qcdspdi 36 Spring Activate 38 Spring Drama 46 AicAlurrg Difcstylc 52 w Old, New Contrasted on Campus One of the older buildings at Mc- Murry, Old Main takes its place on campus as the traditional structure of knowledge and pres- tige ... Jay-Rollins Library, one of the newer buildings on cam- pus, provides students with re- source material for courses as well as for individual interests In its second year, the J.W. Hunt Center of Physical Education exists not only as a building of learning but also as a place to spend leisure hours indulging in various physical activities ... During the course of the year. Radford holds many activities of McMurry within its walls. Building Vtewt-17 Fair, Telethon, Rain Usher in Fall 74 The campus blossomed with umbrellas as it rained and rained and rained ... Glenda Evans, McMurry College senior, takes telephone pledges during the Jerry Lewis Telethon ... Sally Higdon, feature twirler, adds a special spark to the McMurry Indian Band's participation in the West Texas Fair parade ... Carl Childers, an Indian enthusiast, displays some of his work in In- dian costumes ... After finally reaching the end of the registra- tion line, Delilah Young, Ron Dix and Nancy Hardwick find them- selves caught in the book line. Ift-Aclivitie At the annual Slime Olympics the white team members grit their teeth in an ef- fort to win the tug-of-war ... Eating pie can be fun even with no hands ... The egg toss proves to be messy when a per- son is not careful . .. Squeals of delight are heard when Bob Green, freshmen advisor, is thrown into the mud pit. 20-Activitie Course work under Mrs. Blair sent Debi Mercer, Paul Hickman and Paula Parr to the Rehab Center where they worked in physical therapy as they studied the relation of physical development and speech production Students enjoyed dancing after a McMurry football game. 22-Activine Aatvitiet-23 Theme: All Aboard for Broadway Because of outstanding contri- bution to McMurry, Mrs. Carroll was chosen by TIP to be the 1974 dedicatee .. . Kiva members Steve Stevens and Steve Sundby add to the show with arrange- ments of songs from Unsinkable Molly Brown ... The Best Choreography plaque went to HEI for their presentation of West Side Story ... Theta Chi won the best overall award for their rendition of Okla- homa. 24-Actrvitie Activities 25 Fall Play Opens With Feminine Cast 26 The Paul Zindel drama, The Ef- fect of Gamma Rays on the Man- in-the-Moon Marigolds , was presented Oct. 10-12 in the Moody Center Little Theater of the Ryan Fine Arts Center, jo B. Guthrie was the director with Phil Brewer assistant director. The cast consisted of: Beatrice ... Deb South, Title ... Gayle Johns- ton, Ruth ... Lee Chappell, Nan- ny ... Debbie Shafer, and Janice ... Cindy Graves. An Accent of Tradition in McMurry Homecoming 29 JO- Activities for area school children, McMurry's Tipi Village is an anticipated event. Arriving on buses, the children are guided through an authentic McM Indian village to view various displays and camp scenes depicting American Indian life. Activities-31 Homecoming 1974: Highlighting halftime festivities was the presentation of campus royalty. Reigning Reservation Prince and Princess for 1974 were Steve Chap- pell and Kay McMenamv Activities-35 Godspell, presented at McMurry in November, is a modern version of the Gospel according to Mat- thew ... Peggy Hoffman tells a dramatic story to the other mem- bers of the cast ... Cast members, Cindy Graves, Lee Chappell, Deb South, Neil Ely, and Fred Kunkel capture the audience with their humorous antics ... Kathy Tacker sings a pretty tune. Activit ev37 January 1975----a New 38- Activities Year, a-New Semester, and a Snow... Activities-39 40-Activitie Formal Convocation Introduces New Term Actrviti« 41 Rushees Meet Old Members Above: Sanya Sullivan talk to Valerie Sledge and linda Branon al the Rush Tea . Top: leigh Ann Richardson talks with Delta Beta president. Cheryl Blake- ney Right Mrs. Herrington tells rushees of club activities. 42-Activities Top: Members introduce themselves to rushees at coke party ■ Lett: Pauline Goode and Susan Blassinigame listen as members tell o( club activities Above Liz Giassford. Becky fly, linda Smith, and Kay Beth Alexander talk about club events. Activities-4 3 1975 Student Weekend Big Success 44 As 500 Visit McM Campus 46-Activities A Servant of Two Master , the 18th century play by Spanish playwright Goldoni, was put on the McMurry stage during Student Weekend. February 6, 7, 8. Director of the play was Miss Jo Guthrie and Scott White was student director. The cast consisted of: Truffaldino . Neil Ely. Beatrice Raspom Cindy Graves. Flo- rindo Arctusc Dan Griffing. Bisongosi Gary Farnsworth. Clarice Gayle Johnston, Smcraldina . . . Deb South. Dr Lombardi . Phil Brewer. Silvio Lom- bardi .. Lynn King, and Brighella Derven Rodgers. Activities-47 MsJ 4d- Activities Activities-49 Miss Das. visiting Indian teacher, displayed typical Indian wear to the student teacher seminar group. Bill Neal, her willing assistant, models a juti outfit, the masculine attire in India Library personnel check out media resources .. A nice spring day was perfect for Polar Bare races and sign repair at Old Indian Gym. 50-Activities Activities-51 52-Student Life Student Lift-53 MoMurry Students at Work: (page $4) Galvin Taylor. Gail Burden. Curtis Wiseman, Dan Brown. Tim Phillips, Floyd Hatcher (page 55) Dean Huffstedlcr. Linda Carter. Mark Sears. Kandy Kerr. Student Life-SS S6 7oo t ball ..........................58 basketball ..........................72 Track................................86 ( off................................SS Volleyball...........................90 Women’s basketball...................92 P. 2. Highlights ....................94 S7 Many Faces of Football 58-$pom Spofts-59 MCM 55, Baptist 0 Defensive tackle Charles Alexander takes a short breather on the bench as tramder Mike leideckcr goes to work on the All-District selection. Alexander, a 6-0. 219-pounder lettered lour years for the Indians and made the District 8 team twice. Tommy Newsom, son ol head coach Don Newsom Rets a better view of the action with help from cheer- leader Burney Shelton dur- ing the Ouachita Baptist game in Indian Stadium. 60- Sports Ouachita 14, MCM 7 Execution Fanfare ... in the Trenches Spom-61 MCM 7, Panhandle 0 Indian quarterback Lonnie Hobbs, a wiry 6-21 j senior from Fort Worth Castle- berry, directed the offensive attack for the past three years and established a new school record for total passing yards at 3.J96. He also set a new record for career touchdown passes with 26 and for career attempts with 607. In the shot above he aims for a target against Arkansas Monticello 62-Sports Western N.M. 20, MCM 7 And from Terrell, the Indum discovered «mo- ther surprise in Sylvester Holmes, who zipped his way to a team leading 552 yards rushing and made the District 8 NAIA first team as a freshman. Holmes also scored 30 points. Shelby and Holmes were the finest one-two rushing threat at McMurry tn m.iny years. The Indians had two pleasant surprises in the offensive backfield last season. Off the plains from Bovina came Billy (Doc) Shelby, a 5-11, 178-pounder who rushed for 358 yards and a 3.8 per carry average. Shelby, a rugged quick-hitter, scored five touchdowns. Sports-63 MCM 20, Monticello 10 64-Sports Trinity 17, MCM 14 Place-kicking specialist Charles Bell boots a 37-yard field goal m ihe 20-10 victory over Arkansas Monticello. The rookie from £s- panola, N.M., led the Indians with 39 points. Billy Shelby breaks loose on 39-yard run against Monticello Me- Murry was backed to its own two-yard line before Shelby broke free on a quick hitter. Sports-65 McM 24, Milsaps 14 66-Sports Behind tome strong blocking QB Lonnie Hobbs cranks up in the Millsjps College game. Hobbs hit 10 of 19 passes lor 116 yards and scored on a brilliant 32-yard run. The blocking up front is led by Randy Roemisch (74), Tank Nelson (78), Doyle Snell (60), and Richard King (51). Texas Lutheran 28, McM 0 Wide receiver George Campbell had a great (unior year with 25 catches for 392 yards and three touch- downs. The 6-1, 194-pounder was a first team District 8 pick. Here the Houston Jesse Jones product breaks away on an 18-yard gainer against Ouachita Baptist. Sports-67 MCM 27, Austin College 14 Tailback Sylvester Holmes, the Indians' top rusher, rambles the right end for a big gain in the 27-14 Homecoming win over Austin College before a full house in Indian Stadium. Holmes had four 100- yard plus games as the Indians enjoyed their first winning season since 1968 at 6-and-4. 68- Sports Defensive back Jerry Arnold hauled in this interception again ! Austin College in second quarter action Ar- nold. a four-year letterman. capped hi career in the mud against Trinity University Sports-69 McM 16, Trinity 7 It could have been called the Soper Mud Bowl as the Indians mudded out a thrilling-16-7 season finale victory over Trinity in Indian Stadium Mere fullback Harvey Oaxaca takes a handoff from Lonnie Hobbs. Oaxaca barged for 99 yards on 20 carries. Lonnie Hobbs gets little yardage in the mud with Trinity's front four closing in. Hobbs passed for only 30 yards in the mud, but it was enough to set a new career passing mark for McMurry. 70-Sports How Sweet it Was! 1974 Indian Team: First Row (Loft to Right) Randy Roemisch. Bill Sudbury, Cliff Gardner, Paul Phillips, Charles Alexander, Billy Shelby, Harvey Oaxaca, Matt Robinson. Adrian Allen, and Terry Weatherbee. Second Row (left to Right) Scotty Thompson. Gary Vaughn. Neal Brumley. Gary Andrews, Paul Rivard, Lonnie Hobbs. Fred Grindle. Austin Chamness. Ivory Hunt, and Sylester Holmes. Third Row (left to Right) Randy Pool, Bo Jones, Walter Hargrove. Jerry Arnold. Guy Cook, Hershel Jones, Sam Jernigan. tours Goeke, Terry Merck, and Donald Jeffery Fourth Row (left to Right) lonnie Gaston, Richard King, Kerry Hibbitts, Steve Lope , George Simmons, Herbie Bruton, David Tow. Mike Simpson, Curtis Priddy. and D. J. Johnson. Fifth Row (Left to Right) Mike Mathis. Dannie McKay. Mark Miller. Jimmy Amaro. Joe Watson, Mike Cumming, Michael Lisle, Cole Turner, and Charles Bell Sixth Row (left to Right) Mike McRae. Gordon Bius, Mark Armstrong. Harry Miller, Charles Gregg, Raymond Bernal. Jimmy land, Mike Browning, Steve Ernst Seventh Row (Left to Right) Don Harridgc, Noel Pando, Cassy Gar a. Gilbert Gallegos, George Worthington, Tommy Louis, and Terry Bates. Eighth Row (left to Right) George Campbell. Clarence Sadler, Cornelius Yates, Earl Pearson, Doyle Snell, Dana Mayfield, Irvin Johnson, and Ronnie Gentry. 1974 Scores site: McMurry College 55, Baptist Christian 0 Shreveport, La. Ouachita Baptist 14, McMurry College 7 Abilene McMurry College 7, Panhandle State 0 Goodwell, Okla. Western New Mexico 20, McMurry College 7 Silver City, N.M. McMurry College 20, Ark. Monticello 10 Abilene Trinity 17, McMurry College 14 San Antonio McMurry College 24, Millsaps College 14 Abilene Texas Lutheran 28, McMurry College 0 Seguin McMurry College 27, Austin College 14 Abilene McMurry College 16, Trinity 7 Abilene (Won 6, Lost 4) •Homecoming game. Sports-71 The Indian Connection Rick Penny - 2296 Points 72 Keith Sullivan -1773 Points They called him The Klondike Kid following his sensational start as a sophomore post- man Pictured above and at right (with basketball) is Cliff Stephens, a rugged 6-5 product of Klondike (Population just a few). Stephens averaged 15 points and led the Indians in rebounds with 8.4. making honorable mention All-Texoma Athletic Conference 74- Sports Spom-75 76-Spom Dr. D at Work David Nelson produced some awe- iomc statistics for a freshman at Me- Murry He was unanimous as Fresh- man of the Year” in the Texoma Ath- letic Conference. He averaged nine points and seven rebounds per game. Nelson broke into the starting lineup midway through pre-conference action. He is shown grabbing down rebounds against Dallas Baptis (Left) and Hardin-Simmons (Right). McMurry's pattern offense centers around j strong quarterback Junior guard Mark Curry (with ball) is directing the attack. The lubbock Coronado product has been the floor gen- eral during 19-11 and 22-6 seasons. Curry is following in his brother John's footsteps by playing for the Indians 78-Sports Spom-79 Senior postman David Teel, known as the sixth starter, is wide open for a bucket against Texas Wesleyan. 80-Sports Freshman Cave Baum of Abtlcnc Cooper got into some varsity action. The 6-6 rookie started on the freshman team. Sports-61 McMurry's greatest scoring duo in school history closed out their careers in 1975. Forward Keith Sullivan (left and Above) finished with 1.173 points to become the No. 3 all-time scorer. He was twice second team All-TAC. He averaged nearly 16 points per game and was the second leading scorer at McMurry for four straight seasons. Rick Penny (triple teamed right) tallied a record 2,296 points and was a two-time scoring champ in the TAC. Penny averaged 20.5 points per game and led the Indians in scoring for four consecutive years. He hit 61 per cent from the field as a senior, the best shooting in the NAIA by a guard. Penny made the NAIA All- American team. 82-Sports Spom-63 Master at Work Hcrshcl Kimbrell completed his 16th season at the helm of the Indian basket- ball program. and his sharpshooting Indians finished 22-6 for the season and 10-4 in the Texoma Athletic Conference race. Kimbrell is the winmngest coach m McMurry history with 222 wins. He was runner-up for TAC Coach of the Year.” Members of the 1974-75 Indian Basketball Team: Kneeling left to Right—Ronald Holmes, Terry Massie, Jeff tongino. and Brett Parr. Standing left to Right—Rick Penny, Jim Bailey, Cave Baum, Keith Sullivan, Jerry Teel. Terry Crocker, David Teel, David Nel- son, Cliff Stephens, Donnie Cain, and Mark Curry. 1974-75 RESULTS Angelo Slate 78, McM 71 McM 96, Tarleton Slate 67 McM 98, Howard Payne 83 McM 73, Angelo Stale 69 Southwest Texas %, McM 83 McM 75, Abilene Christian 63 McM 99, Huston Tillotson 88 McM 109, Carroll College 85 Midwestern 80, McM 79 (ot) McM 76, Howard Payne 67 McM 90, Tarleton State 79 McM 85, Hardin-Simmons 70 McM 78, Sul Ross 60 McM 85, Sul Ross 59 Midwestern U. Dallas Baptist McMurry College Bethany Nazarene Oklahoma Christian Texas Wesleyan Lubbock Christian Wayland Baptist Midwestern 81, McM 68 McM 84. Texas Wesleyan 70 Dallas Baptist 63, McM 61 McM 88, Wayland Baptist 66 McM 96, Lubbock Christian 80 McM 94, Bethany Nazarene 69 McM 93, Oklahoma Christian 80 McM 71, Hardin-Simmons 66 McM 93, Texas Wesleyan 69 McM 68, Dallas Baptist 67 McM 71, Wayland Baptist 61 McM 71, Lubbock Christian 67 Bethany Nazarene 69, McM 67 (ot) McM 91, Oklahoma Christian 83 (ot) Final TAC Standings w L 13 1 11 3 10 4 7 7 6 8 4 10 4 10 1 13 85 finished second in NAIA tournament. Members of ihe 1975 Indian track Team: Front Row (left to Right) Adrian Allen. Charlie f barb, Jimmy Reete. Ronald Maberry. Ken Jernigan, Gene Mavwell, David Schkade. assistant coach Tommy Ratlill and assistant coach Barry Miller. Second Row (left to Right) Vernon Grindle. Kerry Hibbitts. Terry Merck. Randy Adrian. D.|. Johnson, Charles Bell. Brad Willingham, head coach J.W. Aldridge and Doug Smith. 1975 Schedule Feb. 22 Tarleton State Relays Feb 28 Border Olympics March IS Sol Ross Invitational March 22 Te as Tech Relays April 5 McMurry Relays April 12 Howard Payne Invitational April 18 West Tenas Invitational April 25 Wayland Baptist Invitational May 1 Tecoma Conference Meet May 1 District 8 NAIA Championships May 21-24 NAIA Championships 86-Sports Big Randy Roemtsch, the fe-3. 241-pound senior, once again smashed his own school discus mark with a toss of 152 0 VI. These live freshmen made up the sprint re- lay. Top to Bottom are Gene Maxwell, Ronald Maberry. Brad Willingham, Jim Reece, and Doug Smith David Schkade. a rookie pole vaulter Irom Al- bany, had a fine freshman year for the Indians. Freshman Ronald Maberry established himself as one of the Texas top rookie 440-intermediate hurdlers. Sports-67 Allen Fudge Don Hothan Pat Downey 88-Sports Terry Lambert Richard Loyd Charles Nelsen Spom-89 Back Row (Left to Right): |udy Patterson .. Cathy Collinsworth Charlotte Hjyt .. Geneva Paige Debbie Stovall lohnny MacCafley (Coach) front Row: PamVardeman Marsha Buck Debbie Baker fana Webb Linda Cade . Stephanie Higgins left. Debbie Stovall Right: Cathy Collinsworth Pam Vardeman 90-Volleyball Spirit, Enthusiasm Characterize Team Women's Basketball Gains Momentum 92 Left IO Right Marsha Butk Pam Vardeman Marsha Fowler Renee Hicks Susan Dorn Lynn Condron Cynthia Parker Brenda Rimes . Darlene Greer Debbie Baker Marsha Buck keeps a close eye on Pam Vardeman in practice. Top Left: Brenda Rimes and Cynthia Parker work together on defense ... Top Right: Lynn Condron goes up for two as Cynthia Parker anxiously awaits Bottom Left. Susan Dorn. Marsha Buck, jnd Celia Coreley battle for the ball Bottom Right: Susan Dorn, Renee Hicks, Marsha Buck, Celia Coreley, Darlene Greer, and lynn Condron wait for that ball. Sports-93 ft ft 94 The advanced tennis claw hit the courts on sunnv day; Hal Graham prepares to down an opponent Tracy Light lakes a pointer from Clarence Sadler, an assistant in the beginner’s tennis class Tank Nelson practices ankle taping in an injury care class Stan Coffman and Alvin Walker work with physical fitness testing equipment. . Mr. Davis focuses in on paddle tennis with the T.V. taper for later use on the audio-vidio monitor as a follow-up technique Gymnastics is one program gaining rapid popularity. Beginning students take in the basics of gymnastics in class, while practicing for a benefit demonstration David Stevens performs a c ollapsing pyramid stunt during the gymnastic demonstration at the benefit basketball game facilities for Adaptive Physical Education are available for both men and women. Shown working with available equipment are Alvin Walker, Stan Coffman, and Joyce Crimes . . Beginning archers work with targets set up in Old Indian Gym The P.E Center was the location of the Health-Science Fair in March of 1975. Health stu- dents wander through the wide variety of displays during the course of the fair Dr. Hester gathers his crew in the gym for a session of Elementary Physical Education Linda Henderson gets in a little practice on the put- ting green at the la y Tee Aerobic Dance class mem- bers are Debbie Baker, Cheryl Erickson and Cathy Col- lingsworth .. Men's floor hockey class lakes place in the new gym Kerri Beall demonstrates, the use of a Posture Chart . . Ankle-taping is a new skill Carla Tooley is practicing on Renee Hicks being 100-Dedication C.W. Tarter Otdkilion-IOI Inspiration '75 102-lmpirjtion Inspirations-10J Who's Who Scott Andress William Brjudt Carl Childers Thomas Cotney Susan Dorn David Edwards 104-Who's Who Meriha Elliot Randy Fit hugh Who's Who CIHf Gardner Richard Gilmer Richard Hale Martha Hammond Tom Headitream Who' Who-105 Totem Beauties: Paulette Lancaster Mary Gooch Gayla Hooten Debbie Stovall Lisa Mosely Lee Ann Odom Carol Reeve Terri Dea 106-Totem Beauties Totem Bciuiies-109 110-Totem Bejutm Totem Beauty-111 Totem Beauty Runner-Ups: Linda Cade Jan Huie Gale Sudbury Marsha Buck Glenda Hibbitts Gwen Jackson Debby Penkert 112-Totem Beauties Totem Bejuties-113 114-Penonalities Reservation Runners-Up Charles Alexander and Debbie Baker Cliff Gardner and Judy Burt Royalty-115 1975 Cheerleaders Work to Boost Indian Spirit Left ro Right Marsha Buck . Orville Latham Debbie Baker . Dean Hufstedler Carol Reeve |im Thomas « Athletic Sweetheart 117 Debbie Baker Senior Class Favorites Janis and Matt The 1974 Senior Class Favorites are: Janis Morgan and Matt Robinson. 118-Pcrsonalitic Junior Class Favorites: Lee Ann and Don The 1974 Junior Class Favorites are: Lee Ann Odom and Don Cain. Pcrtonalitiev119 Sophomore Class Favorites: Tana and Dean The 1974 Sophomore Class Favor- ites are: Tana Webb and Dean Bouldin. 120-Pcrionjlilios Freshman Class Favorites Rosie and Chuck The 1974 Freshman Class Fa- vorites are: Rosie Wilcoxson and Chuck Bell. Personalitiet-121 Sophomore Class Favorites: Tana and Dean The 1974 Sophomore Class Favor- ites are: Tana Webb and Dean Bouldin. 120-Per onaluies Freshmart Class Favorites Rosie and Chuck The 1974 Freshman Class Fa- vorites are: Rosie Wilcoxson and Chuck Beil. Personal it iw-121 Senior Class Favorite Runners-Up: Doris White Randy Stevens Junior Class Favorite Runners-Up: Becky Ratliff Charles Bloomer 122-Pe $onjlHi« Sophomore Class Favorite Runners-Up: Carol Reeve Ronald Holmes Freshmen Class Favorite Runners-Up: Marsha Morehead Steve Tartar Petvorulitnn-123 124-Prcvdcnt President: Dr. Thomas K. Kim David Dillman Billy Phillip Assistant Director ol Vice President for Admissions financial Affairs McMurry Marshall Rhcw Associate Director of Development Dr. Alan Staley Dean of Students Charles fly Director of Dyess Af B Center Adm -126 Df. Allen Cordis Vke President for Academic Affairs Administration Charles H or sett lack Holden Director of College Vice President for Relations and Deferred Development and Gifu Public Relations Donald Stales Director of Financial Aid Sanya Sullivan lerome Vannoy Associate Dean of Registrar and Acting Students Director of Admissions 127-Adm McMurry Dr Bert Affleck, Religion and Philosophy Mr. Jessie Aldridge, Coach and Physical Education Wayne Barrett, Accounting Dr. Clark Beasley, Biology limmy Black, English Dr. David Blackburn. Music Mrs. Caroline Blair, Speech Mrs. Muriel Burress, Speech Mrs. Joyce Carroll, English Dr. William Chapman, Religion Dr. Allen Clark, Education Rich Cravens, Sociology Cecil Davis, Physical Education Dr. |. Henry Dose her. Adjunct Professor Dr. Fane Downs, History Dr. Bill Dulm, Mathematics Faculty-128 Faculty Mrs. Dorothy Ann Easley, Education Dr Mohammed El-Attrachc. Political Science Tommy Estes, Coach and Physical Education Dr Manuel Flores, Business Administration Dr. Janice Glascock, Spanish Mrs. Jo Bailey Guthrie, Speech and Theater ludson Hardy, Mathematics Dr. lyndol Harris, Chemistry Mrs. Clyde Herrington. English Dr. Ralph G. Hester, Health and Physical Education Mrs. Lucille Hodges, Mathematics Dr Walter Holhein , Religion Mrs. Janice Howard. Physical Education Dr. Joe Humphrey. Education Dr leroy J. Humphries, Physics Mr. Roy Jacobs, German 129-Faculty McMurry Dr W. Norton Jones, Chemistry George |. Karlsven, Intern Hershel Kimbrell, Coach and Physical Education Dr. Gary Kirby, English Dr. David Klassen, Chemistry Dr. Paul Lack, History Homer laxson. Business Administration C.W long. Mathematics A.H. Lumpkin, Mathematics Robert Miller, Art Dr. Robert Monk, Religion Mrs. Rita Maria Naredo. Spanish Don Newsom. Coach and Physical Education Maurice Oudin, French John Phillips, Physical Education Dr. B.l. Pilcher. Biology 130-Faculty Faculty Dr. A.C. Sharp. Physics Dr. Robert Sledge. History and Director of May Term Dr. Roy Sonntag. Chemistry Dr. Joseph Stamey, Philosophy Mrs. Jacqueline Stowe. Business Administration Dr Macon Sumerlm, Music Sherwood Suter, Art Dr C.W. Tarter. Education Russell Taylor, Geology Jack Thompson, Business Administration Dr A.S. Ungvary. History Mrs. Frances Vaughn, library Sam Wilson. Political Science Steve Wood. Theater faculty HI McMurry Mrv Ritj Patterson. Secretary to the Minister of the college, stays busy working with many religious life activities such as Christian Outreach and SCCM. Kay Babington. Secretary to librarian Frances Bell, Secretary Development Office Pat Bennett, Director of Public Relations Bernice Brunner, Secretary to Dean of Students Mary Christopher, Hostess. Hunt Dorm Helen Comer, Secretary Music Department Cindy Davis, Secretary Public Relations Mike Davis, Sports Information Director Leilan Gooch, Assistant Bookstore Manager lane Harvey. Secretary to Registrar Genie Henson, Switchboard Supervisor Ruth Hodges, Library Assistant Virginia Hough, Secretary for Physical Education Office linda lenson. Reference and Circulation Librarian 132 - Staff Staff Mr . Frances Bell, Administrative Assistant, has many responsi- bilities in the Public Relations Office. Mary Johnson, Catalog Librarian Ruth Neeley. Hostess, Martin Dorm Nancy Nelson, Cashier Reta Patterson, Secretary to Minister of College Gene Patty, Director of Media Center Ethel Pratt, Rayroll and Personnel Clerk lanice Purcell, Secretary to Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of College Beth Rayburn, library Clerk Stephany Stenberg, Secretary to Director of Alumni Relations Kay Watson. Secretary to Registrar Russell Wise, Bookstore Manager Staff-113 Board Meets for Lectureship Bottom: John Mason, Rigdon Edwards, Mrs. Georgia Locke, Dr. Thomas Kim, Jim Waterfield (Chairman), Bis- hop Alsie H. Carlcton, Farris Oden, 2nd Row: Walter lohnson, Edwin Chappell, Bervin Caswell, Ira Williams, V.J. Coleman, L.D. Patton, O.A.McBrayer, Walter Browers, Roscoe Blankenship, J.B.Bishop, Gary Finch, Morgan Jones, Jr. 3rd Row: Davis Edens, James Miller, Richard Whit- wan, Carlton Thomson, Harry Clark, Harold Harriger, Royce lewis, B.C. Goodwin, |r„ Darris Egger, Bynum Miers 4th Row: Weldon Butler, Ralph Hooks, Clifford Trotter, Wallace Kirby, Raymond A. McDaniel, Ted Dotts, Harold Crawford, David Hamblin, Jim Pickens, Maurice Brooks. 134 ALMA MATER Hail lo our dear McMurry, Long wave maroon and while; Pride of our western prairies. Spirit of honor, truth, and right. We cherish your tradition, ever true we'll be. Your hall of fame is in our hearts, all hail to Thee. The Finch-Gray Science Building and Maedgen Administration Building follow the architectural trend common to Mc- Murry's newer additions. 136-Faculty Faculty-137 Personal Contact Emphasized in Special Services 138-Special Services Specui Services-139 CHARLES ALEXANDER. Ore City. CHARLES ANDRESS. Border JIMMY AREY, Abilene ... DONALD ARTH, Abilene . DEBBIE AXES, Abilene DEBBIE BAKER. Abilene. CHARLES BENNETT, Abilene. MYRA BENNETT, Luederi CARRIE BIERSCHWALE, Comfort . CHERYL BLAKENEY, Abilene. JUDY BURT. Abilene. CARL CHILDERS. Abilene SUE CHILDERS. Abilene TRUMI CHRISTIAN. Farwell CUY COOK. Krrmit LISA COOK. An« n .. THOMAS COTNEY, follett RICHIE CULLI NS. Santa Anna 140-Seniors PITTS DAVIS, Boernc MARK DEVITO. Amarillo MARK DlllMAN, Muleshoe . SUSAN DORN. Lubbock DINZEl EARNEST, Abilene DAVID EDWARDS. Abilene MERSHA ELLIOTT. Ballinger CHARLOTTE ELY. Abilene GLENDA EVANS. Abilene LAURA FACKLEMAN, Pueblo, Colorado JEFF FEUERBACKER. Floydada JOLYNN GALVIN. Albuquerque, New Mexico . CLIFF GARDNER. Tahoka LONNIE GASTON, Fort Worth PEGGY GETTS. Washington. Illinois . LOUIS GOEKE, Bedford. . Seniors'141 CINOY CRAVES. San Antonio DAVIO CRIDER. Dumas RICHARD HALE. f loydada . MARTHA HAMMOND. El Paso. JUDY HARDY, Abilene TOM HELM. Abilene MARY HERVEY, Amarillo PAUL HICKMAN, Roswell. New, Mexko.. 142-Seniors SAtlY HIGDON, Abilene PEGGY HOFFMAN, Waco DEBBIE HOLLAND, Earth MARGY HOLLEMAN, Abilene DONNA HOBART. Langley AFB, Virginia .. |ACK HULL, Mobile. Alabama. . KIM HURST, Tahoka GAR I A JORDAN, Ode a KENNETH IAMES. Trent MARY KAY KING, Seminole KENNEY KIRK, Blackwell TERRI KIRK. Blackwell i.6 ? JERRY KLAVERWEIDEN. Tucumcan. New Mexico . KAREN KOON, Stamford HERBERT LATTIMORE, Abilene ROGERS LANKFORD, Knox City ROBERT LAYCOCK, Shamrock SUSAN LEAMY, Abilene . KAY McMENAMY. Shallowater KEITH McMENAMY, Shallowater. Sen ion-143 Terry Marker and Cordon Bius lake a quick breather during a lough game Marsha Buck. McMurry cheerleader, leads the crowd in a big “Go foe the Indians. MICHAEL MARINER. Dallas EDNA MERREll. Abilene. RONALD MICK. Bussey. Iowa BARRY MILLER. Princeton HOWARD MIMS. Mexia JANIS MORGAN. Lakewood WILLIAM NEAL. |R . Bakersfield. California . PAT NOLL. Danville. Pennsylvania . RICK PENNY. Richardson CAROLYN POCOCK. Brownwood HAZEL PURTEll. Brownfield CYNTHIA REED. Spearman MATTHEW EARL ROBINSON. Seymour LINDA SCHINDLER, Abilene . BURNEY SHELTON, Mert on PHOEBE SKELLY. Pampa MARY SHOOTER. Abilene DEB SOUTH. Clyde SHERI SPEER. Vernon .. 144-Seniors f “I STEVE SUNDBY, Abilene . CATHY TAYLOR, Muleshoe SHERRY TAYLOR. Abilene. TOMMY TAYLOR. Muleshoe JERRY TOCHTERMAN. Andrews Jiff WALTER. Roswell TERI WAITER. Abilene CAROL WARNER, Bowie DORIS WHITE. Amarillo RANDAL WHITE. Abilene L INDA WIER, Dallas JUDY McMURRY WILLIAMS. Andrews. ROBERT WILLIAMS, JR.. Abilene RITA YEARY, Sweetwater CYNDE STURDIVANT YOUNG. Clovis. New Mexico DAVID YOUNG, Abilene |AMES KENT YOUNG. Dalhart Seniors-145 Kenneth Abbott. Staton . Cathy Adams, Abilene Beth Adcock. Brownfield Ahn Mikwan, Korea Dan Alexander. Abilene. Mike Alexander, Roscoe Adrian Allen, Braham . Cheryl Allen. Abilene. Jimmy Amaro, O'Donnell Mark Armstrong, Andrews Burton Batch, Odessa Bowie Barnett. Waco. Glendale Barr, Clyde Mary Ann Basham. Livermore California. Terry Bates. Albany Paul Bauernfemd. Abilene Cave Baum Abilene Karl Baumgardner. Brownfield Vicki Beck. Dumas 146-Class Jan Behrends. Abilene t ti.if I -' Bell. Espanola, New Mexico lames Bell. Morton Lauia Benton, Abilene Cordon Bius. lake Dallas Coelita Biles, Spnnglake Susan Blassingame, Colorado City Alice Ann Bledsoe, Abilene Andrev Blessing. Abilene Shen Boone. Seymour Linn Borchardt, lulu Dehor ah Bounds, Abilene Ralph Bowen Richardson Linda Branon. Houston Phillip Brewer. Midland Wes Brown, Haskel Marcus Brown. Abilene Roberta Brown. Abilene Susan Brown. Artesia. New Mexico I Class-147 Brynda Bryant. Abilene Marsha Buck, Coleman Gail Burden. Garland. Teresa Butler. Panhandle Linda Cade, Brownfield 8ruce Cain, Abilene. |oAnn Carr, Belen, New Mexico. Connie Carter, Abilene Linda Carter. Pampa Austin Chamness. Ranger . lee Chappell. El Paso Michael Cheshire, Cisco .. lames Clearwater, Abilene . Oiane Clonls, Knox City Gary Cloud. Lubbock Gail Clough. Bor get Paul Clowdus, Abilene frank Coachman, Killeen Veva Cockerell, Aiken, South Carolina Roxanne Cofer. Irving. 14« Cathy Collinsworth. Pampa Mel Combs. El Paso. Lynn Condron, Throckmorton Ricky Conley Merkel Stephen Connell, Waco Cathy Core, Abilene . Richard Cockill, Kingsville Kim Cowan, Mules hoe Carol Criswell, Abilene. Terry Crocker, Abilene . Mike Cummings. Odessa Bill Davis, Boerne Terrie Dea, Clyde Dianne Dendy. Abilene . Patti Dennis, Abilene. Cyndi Dickens, Clayton, New Me ico Ron Din, Abilene. Phillip Dortch, Abilene Laurie Do ier. Abilene Doris Dromgoole. Stamlord Class-149 Donnj DuBose. Abilene M'Ballu Dumbuya. Sierra Leone, Africa Janet Dunlavy, Perryton Charlie Ebarb. Sweetwater Bec ky Ely, Abilene Neil Elv. Abilene Claudia Emmer. Sao Paulo, Brazil Tim Ericson, Seminole . Steve Ernst. Grand Prairie . David Evans, Gruver Vicki Evans, Abilene. Robert Everett, Clyde Raymond Faircloth, Baird Gary Farnsworth. Albuquerque. N.M Don Fite. Abilene Mark Dillman joins other Me- Murry Band members in playing for a pep rally Pi Phi does a lively performance of Fiddler on the Roof” at the 1974 TIP Sing-Song. 150-Class Wesley floohr, Waco Nida Ford, lovinglon, New Mexico Sue Flores, Hamlin |oe Fries, El Paso . . . Melanie Fri ell, Brownfield Patricia Frosch, Deming, New Mexico Frances Fry, Abilene David Fulkerson, Brownfield. Karen Gale, Abilene Su ette Gallarneau, Amarillo. Amy Gee. Amarillo Ronnie Gentry. Odessa .. Elizabeth Glassford, Henrietta Mary Gooch. Abilene Pauline Goode. El Paso CUss-ISI Activities Provide a Niche for All 152-CIjm David Cray. Spade . Joe Creene. Morton Darlene Greer. Sweetwater.. .Gail Griffin, Loren o. . Joyce Grime . Abilene fred Grindle, Graham. .Doyla Hartlip. Stanton Robert Haislip, Stanton. Vicki Hamblen, Happy Ramona Hamilton, Abilene. . Effie Handheld. Miami. N.M. Mit i Hardisty. Monahan . Kathye Hardwick, Gallup. N.M ... Nancy Hardwick, Midland Jame Hargus. Garland. Melanie Harrell, Cheyenne, Wyoming Don Harndge. hermit Carolyn Harrison. Hamlin Marilyn Harrison, Hamlin . . Steve Harter. Abilene. Charlotte Hays, Lubbock Laurie Hays. Lubbock Linda Henderson, Abilene. Kurt Hergert, Spearman Class-153 David Hcsland, Roscoe Glenda Hibbitts, Abilene . Kerry M. Hibbitts. Graham. . Kerry R Hibbitts, Abilene Ken Higdon, Andrews. Stephanie Higgins. lubbock Kim Hoffman, Brownfield. . Paul Hoffman, Waco Charles Holden, Clyde Cliff Holden. Clyde . Gerald Holden, Clyde. Ted Holden, Clyde Sliming Is a Rough Way of Life: 154-Class Marilyn Co . Mary Kay Kin , Vicky Scary, and Lome Miller, all ol Theta Chi, are shown here in a scene Irom ' Oklahoma during Sing-Song Marching in the West Texas fair parade was one of the many activities of the McMurry Band Andrea Holley. Abilene lames Holman, Canadian Ron Holmes. VanHocn. Gavia Hooten. Muleshoe Vickie Hopkins. Miami Don Holhan. Abilene layne Houston, Ralls Mickey Horton, Abilene Larry Howard. Abilene . Dean Hufstedler, Abilene .Carol Hughes. Abilene .JanHuic. Dallas Class-155 Ivory Hum. Terrell Gwenette Jackson Abilene... Sfephen lames, Odessa Waller lames, Trent Keith Jameson. Lubbock lan'a Jeffrey, McCaulley Debbie lohnson, Wichita Falls. . Bernard lohnson, Whitehall, Wisconsin . .. Don lohnston Coleman. . Gayle Johnston, Los Alamos, New Mexico. lonathan lonas, Abilene. Bo lones, Stamford Bobbie lones, Abilene. . Laurie lordon, El Paso. Stuart lowell, Seabrook . . Pamela Kelley, Jayton . Kandy Kerry, Dexter, New Mexico. .Lynn King, Vega 156-Class Richard King. Odessa . . Janie Kirkland, Panhdndle Dennis Kunkel, Abilene. Fred Kunkel, Abilene. Paula Lambert, Fort Worth. Paulette Lancaster, Shreveport. Louisiana Steven Latham, Spearman. Wendy Lathrop, Abilene. lanice Lawler, Abilene.. Sandra Lawson. Tohatchl, New Mexico Mary lebel, Abilene. Nancy Leighton, Clayton. New Mexico. Becky lehker, Midland . Ronald lewis. Lubbock. .Van ligon, Abilene Pam Lilly, Abilene.,. Class-157 ISS-CKm Cheryl McCoy, Topeka, Kansas Harold McCutchen, Bloomfield, New Mexico. Cone' McDonald, Abilene. Ken McDonald, Abilene.. Dannie McKay, Bovina .. .Marv Ml Kinney Johnson City. Polly MrMillin. Abilene. Glenda Me Mullen. Bethany, Oklahoma Cindv Machos. Collinsville, III. |ohn Manning Montgomery Alabama Eddie Marcum, Abilene Donna Martin, Abilene . Terry Massie, Euless Mike Mathis, Winters Gene Maxwell, Clyde Dana Mayfield, Kilgore Dawnclle Meadows, Abilene. Connie Medlock, Dcatsville, Alabama Terry Merck, Graham Dennis Miller. Clovis, New Mexico Class-159 Donald Miller, Clovis, New Mexico.. Lome Miller, Garland Mark Miller, Clovis, New Mexico Pascual Mirelez, Abilene Hitoshi Mitsunaga, Yamaguchi, lapan Tina Moody, lovingion. New Mexico Cynthia Gonzales, a young Rehab patient, is assisted by Paula Parr, a McMurry speech student. lisa Mosley. Floydada. Mana Muro, luarez, Mexico , Sharyl Naron, Quanah Leslie Nay, Richardson.. Helen Neinast, Andrews David Nelson, Odessa. Jimmy Nelson, Brownfield Noel Nichols, Winters Stanley Noel, Glencoe-. Kentucky Nancy Noll, Danville, Pennsylvania .. Janice Nowell. Quanah Francisco Oaxaca. (I Paso. m § A A 160-Class Students Work With Rehab Patients Lee Ann Odom, Abilene .. .Terry Odom, Abilene .. Bernice O'Kelly, Abilene. Miguel Orti , Abilene.. .Cynthia Parker, Avpermont. Brett Parr. Children Paula Parr, Childress Mark Parr, Childress Derrell Patterson, Seymour . . Judy Patterson, Seymour . Debby Penkert, Abilene .. .Nelwyn Phillips, Abilene. Paul Phillips, Fort Worth. . Bill Pierpont. Abilene.. Jean Pinson, Roswell. New Mexico.. Dale Wheatley works with handicapped children lor part of his speech class work. Class-161 Randy Pool. Abilene Man Popnoe, Coleman .. Pam Porlcf, Lubbock .. .Jim Porterfield, Abilene... I ha Porterfield, Abilene ... Curtis Priddy, Seymour Paul Prien, Ahilene Billye Pugh, Abilene . . Talented McM Students Entertain Chris tones, spirit Indian, adds color and spirit to pep rallies and games . During the intermission, the Sing-Song audience was entertained by lames Hargus. 162-Class Vicky Putman, Los Alamos, New Mexico . Lisa Quick, Abilene. Martin Randle, Haskell .. Becky Ratliff, Munday. . Andy Ray, Abilene... Jimmy Reece, Vernon . Steven Reed. Spearman Carol Reeve, Friona. Oanny Reynolds, Abilene Lee Richardson, Tucumcari, New Mexico .. .Donna Riley, Lovington, New Mexico . Brenda Rimes, Aspermont. . Paul Rivard, Tom Bean . Leigh Ann Roark, Wheeler. John Robertson, Comanche Donna Robinson, Garland. . Class-163 Karen Rodgers, Odessa Dale Rogers. Tahoka .Steven Roller, Albuquerque, New Mexico. .Marcia Rose, El Paso . Guy Rosser. Abilene. Clarence Sadler Jr., Odessa Debbie St. John. Kermit. John Sanders. Albuquerque, New Mexico . Margaret Sanders, Abilene. Ronnie Sanford, Merkel Thelma Santibane . Abilene . Becky Schiermeycr, Tucumcari, New Mexico . James Schofield. Abilene .. Douglas Stcnborg, Clyde Karen Scott, Hereford. . Mark Sears, Tulsa, Oklahoma Vicki Sears. Dallas Margaret Settle. Asper mont Debbie Shafer, Abilene. Nancy Sheridan. Mineral Wells George Simmons, Anna. . Jane Simpson, Abilene. Dorothy Singletary, Roswell. New Mexico Gorton Smith. Abilene. 164-Class Linda Smith, Clyde. Martha Smyth, Olton. . David Stevens, Abilene. . fames Stewart, Lubbock Debora Stovall. Baird .. Mary Strieker, Dallas Steve Strickland. Abilene.. . Cheryl Stnley, Amarillo. . Gale Sudbury, Abilene . Carl Suker. Earth Mark Surface, Abilene .. Shelly Swilt. Abilene .Kathy Tacker. Dallas. . Steve Tarter, Roswell, New Mexico, ferry Teel, Tulia Cynthia Tibbs, Abilene lanelle Thacker, Abilene . lames Thomas. Tahoka.. Class-165 John Thomas, Tahoka . . Ava Thompson. Brlen, New Mexico... Scotty Thompson. O'Donnell. Karla Tooley, Floydada . David Tow.Granbury . Debbie Tower. Abilene. .. Denise Tucker. Abilene Rosie Tumbaga, Kekaha. Kauai. Hawaii Dean Turnbull. Abilene. Gary Turner. Comanche .. .Sam Turner, Rule... Carol Vandiver, El Paso. . Pam Vardeman, Lubbock Gary Vaughn, Lubbock Mary Lou Walker. Carlsbad. New Mexico . Cindy Wall, Clovis, New Mexico. Barry Wallace, Abilene Demce Waltrip, Roswell, New Mexico. 166-Class Tommy Ward, Abilene . . Homer Watson, Wichita. Kansas. Terry Weatherbee, Graham... Cathy Weaver, Brownfield.. Dale Wheatley, Earth Brent Wheeler, Spearman . . Winston Whitt, Abilene. David Wilcox, Roswell. New Mexico.. Rosie Wtlcoxson, Dalhart .. Suzanne Williams. Abilene. Brad Willingham, Sweetwater .. .Carol Wilson, Dallas. Edward Wilson, Happy . Angi Windham, Baird. . lee Wisdom, Abilene. Doug Wofford, Clovis, New Mexico... Blake Woodall, Abilene .. .Jan Wooten, Merkel . . .Kimberli Wright, Abilene.. .Bonnie Wynne, Pecos... Larry Yerger. Abilene .. Delilah Young, loop .. Susan Young, Stamford. Susan Harrell Young. Lovington, New Mexico Class-167 belonging Ciubt-169 McMurry Student Government Back Row: lee Ann Roark (Fr. Senator) Steve Stephen (Attorney General) Lynn lay- cock (Treasurer) Dr |oe Stamey (Advisor) Dr. Gary Kirby (Advisor) Helen Neinast (Jr. Senator) laune Hays (|r. Senator) K'linn Borchardt (fr. Senator) Dean Sullivan (Ad- visor) Dean Staley (Advisor) . Third Row: Debbie Baker (Head Cheerleader) Carl Childers (Vice President) Steve Reed (Soph. Senator) Burton Batch (Soph. Senator) Brad Willingham (Fr Senator) Charles Bloomer (Jr. President) Steve Sundby (Sr. Sena- tor) .. Second Row: Ken Higdon (Jr. Senator) Janice Morgan (Sr. Senator) John Rake- straw (Sr. Senator) . Steve Chappell (Sr Senator) Mary Hervey (Sr. Senator) Kim Hod- man (Fr. Senator) Steve James (Fr. President) lo Ann Carr (Soph. Senator) Elfie Handheld (Fr Senator) First Row: Dean Bouldm (Soph. President) Doug Wofford (Soph. Senator) John Dixon (Sr. Senator) .. Dkk loyd (Jr Senator) Ronnie Gentry (Fr. Senator) .. Jerry Tochterman (President). 170-Clubs M.S.G. office left to Right: Jerry Tochterman (President) - . lynn laycock (Treasurer) ... Carl Childers (Vice-President) Indian Band Flutes. Kay McMenamy, Call Griffon, Kim Cowan. Teresa Butler, Ava Thompson, Sherri Boone. Piccolo: Phyllis Thompson Oboes: Leslie Nay, Diane Clonts. English Horn Carol Criswell. E Hat Clarinet Vicki Sears B flat Clarinets: Carol Warner, Fred Kunkle, Carol Alderman, Dean Hulstedler, Nancy Sheridan. Cindy Craves, fl ibeth lucano, Melanie Harrell, Becky Ely Bass Clarinet: Carol Vandiver, Jane! Dunlavy, lee Ann Odom, till Page Contra-Brass Clarinet Marcia Rose Saxophones Deb South. Denise Waltrip, Rodney Hancock, Phillip Dortch Bassoon: Veva Cockerell. Trumpets Corhets Kenneth Abbott, Rick Driscoll, Steve Reed, Wayland Bailey, Lynn Laycock. Steve Lyons. Andna Holley Horns Mary Hervey, Walt Haisiip, Mark Sears, Sharyl Naron Trombones Mark Surface, Mike Stallings. Tim Slater, Alec Lindley, Dean Brown. Bruce Cain, Euphoniums: Dusty Nichols, Carol Reeve, Frank Coachman. Tubas Ralph Bowen. Cris Young, David Evuns, Steve Stamets. Percussion Don Fite, Doug Wofford. Janice Nowell, Valone Sledge, lorrie Miller. Eleclnc Guitar: l ervin Rodgers. Electric Bass Guitar: Jame Hargus. Lab Band Personnel Saxophones Deb South, Carol Warner. Rodney Hancock, Fred Kunkle, Vicki Sears, Denise Wal- trip Trumpets Rick Driscoll, Wayland 8ailey. Steve Reed, Steve Lyons. Trombones Frank Coachman. Mike Stallings, Alec lindley. Dean Brown. Mark Surface.Rhythm: Dervin Rodgers. Jame Hargus, Don Fite. Kay McMenamy. Band Officers Carol Warner. Pres , Steve Reed, Vice Pres., Marcia Rose, Sec., Fred Kunkle, Drum Major, Dean Hufstedler, Drum Major, Kurt Hergert, Manager 172-Clubs fop Left: Fred Kunkel and Dean Hufstedler, 1974-75 Drum Majors . Top Right: Mr Roger Rush. Indian Band Director Bottom loft: Kay McMcna- my, Fred Kunkel. Dean Brown, and Carol Warner learn more about their in- struments with Mr. Rush's help Bottom Right: Derven Rogers. Don Fite, and Jame Margus provide rhythm lor the lab band. Chanters Back Row (Left to Right): Steve Hartar Lee Chappell . Steve Stamets Wayne Robertson . . Jayne Houston . Chris McCormick Deb South ... James Morris Kay McMcnemy . . Donald Burton Susan Brown . Eddie Wilson . Ramona Hamilton . Third Row Winston Whitt Nema Rivers Gary Turner Lorrie Miller Randy Stevens Susie Knapp Carol Warner freddie Kunkel Kay Reed . Derven Rogers Melinda Talent John Sanders . Second Roiw: Derrell Patterson Carol Criswell Nancy Glover Diana Riddle Bill Braudt Nida Ford . Mersha Elliott . Lynn King Cheryl Allen Mark DeVito . First Row Mary Strieker Ken McDonald . Vicki Sears Paul Hoffman Peggy Hoffman Kathy Tacker Bruce Cain Leslie Nay Dennis Kunkel ... Cindy Graves Chanters prepare for their European Tour by rehearsing many long hours. 174 Fourteen Talented Students Make Up Morning Star Back Row, left to Right:Paul Hoffman. Cheryl Allen, Wayne Ro- bemon, Oerven Rodgers, Diana Riddle, Randy Stevens, Bill Braudt Second Row, Left to Right Kathy lacker, Peggy Hoffman, Mersha Elliot, Mrs. Blackburn, Ken McDonald front Row, left to Right: Cindy Craves, Bruce Cain Ckibs-175 Galleon Staff Dr. Kirby . Dick loytl .. . Angelyn Frankenberg . Judy McMurry Williams Robert Williams 176-Clubs V ' Lion's Club Front Row (left to Right). Winston Presnail (Assistant Tail Twister) Keith Curlee (Tail Twister) Bob Green (Secretary) Gary Cloud (1st Vice-Pres.) Gary Roberts (Director) Second Row Tim Hogsett (Director) . Ronnie Gentry |eff f euerbarher (2nd Vice Pres.) Ken Higdon (Pres.) Robert |ones (lion Tam- er) Wes Brown Keith McMenamy (Treasurer) Third Row James Stewart (Director) Charles Smith (Director) David Ivans John Herod (Sponsor) .. Rod Fabian Fourth Row: Wayne Robertson Gary Turner lames Bell (3rd Vice-Pres.) Clubs-177 Totem: TOTEM STAFF: Mike Davis, Sporls ... Carol Reeve, Sopho- more Assistant Editor . .. Su- san Blassingame, Freshman As- sistant Editor. 17 -Club TOTEM Staff: Judy Hardy, Editor . Craig Huber, Photographer ... Gary Cloud, Photographer 1974-75 War Whoop Staff Li Glassford .. . Cheryl Striley (Edi- tori Gary Cloud lee Chappell .. Susan Younx 100-Clubs Cheryl Stnley (Top), editor ol the War Whoop, handles cor- respondence lor the newspaper Liz Classford (left), freshman from Henrietta. Texas, types a story. Clubs-181 Sigma Tau Delta Becky Ratliff . lisa Cook |ude Williams Mrs Clyde Herrington Richard Loyd (President) .. Helen Neinasl Mr )im Black Susan Young Debbie Ates (Vice-President) ... Judy Hardy . . Carol Criswell 182-Clubs Delta Omicron Peggy Half man .. Carol Warner. . Debbie South Pat Noll Alpha Chi lude Williams .. Ooyla Haislip Unda Goble . Mary Kay King . Kim Hurst Susan Young .Susan Arlh Deb- bie Bounds lames A. Stewart . Rich- ard Gilmer . . Sieve Stevens Robert loyd . Rod Fabian Tom Headstream Phillip Brewer Richard Loyd 184-Clubs Alpha Chi Helen Neinatt .. |udy Hardy . Mary Hervey . Peggy Gem . Trumi Christ- ian laurie Hay . John Rakestraw Rob Sledge Gary Goble Ale Lindley Carl Suker Karl Baum- gardner Steven Reed C Scott And- re%% . Jimmie Carey Wayne Barnett Clubs-185 Alpha Phi Omega: Top to Bottom lance Jameson David Hestand Wayne Robertson Dennis Miller Alan Mauldin Paul Hickman Steve Reed Chris James Dr Pilc her 186-Clubs Pi Kappa Delta Standing: Phillip Brewer Seated: Mrs. Muriel Burress Kent Young . . Neilon Ely Women's Interclub Council: left to Right Sandy Sullivan (sponsor) Suianne Williams. Donna Hobart; Pat Frosch; Lisa Porterfield; Angelyn frankenberg. Kathy e Hardwick (secretary- treasurer); Laura Fackclman; Linda Branon (President) 188-Clubs Sigma Pi Sigma and Society of Physics Students: Bottom to Top. Kerry Hibbit ; David Crider; Danny Reynold ; Dwight Needle ; Mr . Hodge (Advi or); Dr Leroy Humphries (Advi or), Dr. A.C. Sharp (Advisor); Dr. Bill Dulin (Advivor), Greg Fabian. Clubs-189 Phi Beta Lambda Back Row. left lo Right: Dr Manuel flores, Randy Fit hugh, Henry Clossup, louts Goeke. John Dixon, lynn laycock. Donald Douglas, Dickie Gaylan, Chris Young, David Smith, Jerry Klaver- weiden, Mr. Jack Thompson Middle Row, lelt to Right. Mike Mariner. Margaret Sanders, linda Henderson, lanelle Thacker, Gary Roberts, Burney Shelton, Karen Koon, Kim Hurst, Laurie Dozier. Mrs. lacqueltne Stowe. Keith McMenamy Front Row. left to Right: lee Crawford. Rodney Handcock. Darlene Greer, Andrea Holley, Donna Riley, Ron Dix 190-Clubs Student Education Association Back Row. left to Right Rounnc C ofer. William Neal, Vice President, Mickey Horton, Andy Blessing, Su anne Williams front Row. Left to Right Laura fackelman. President, Dr |oe Humphrey, sponsor. Becky Ratliff, Marsha Buck. Secretary, lean Pinson Clubs-191 International Club Front Row: Hanako Nakamura M'Ballu Dumbuya Maria Muro Raquel Aguirre Back Row Phibil Karnjararporn Hitoshi Mitumjga Mi- guel Orti (President) Dr Mohammed U-Attrache Awm Al-Quintar Armando Aguirre Hikwan Ahn 192-Clubs Pledges: T.I.P.. Shelly Lorang. Brynda Bryant. Cathy Core, Ge- neva Paige, Valerie Sledge, Mary Gooch, Dawnrlle Meadows, lame Kirkland. Glenda Hibbitts, Laurie Dozi- er. Pi Delta Phi: Liz G lassior d. Cathy Adams Gamma Sigma: Donna Day. Nancy Leighton, Lynn Condron SCCM Student Council on Campus Ministries: (left to Right, Top to Bottom) Rita Patterson. James Martin, Scott An- dress. Bert Affleck, Tana Webb. Brett Parr. Cliff Ste- phens, Don Cain, Dave Edwards. Randy f it hugh, Mark Devito m-Clubs Clubt-195 Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Back Row, Left to Right: Chuck Bell, Jerry Don Wilcox, Brett Parr, Cliff Stephens, Rick Penny, David Grey, Ron Holmes, Cave Baum, Jack Hail, Doug Wofford, Mark Parr. Terry Massey. Cliff Gard- ner, Terry Crocker, Dean Bouldm, Harvey Oaxaca Middle Row, Left to Right: Paul Phillips, Austin Chamness, James Martin, Nan- cy Hardwick, Linda Cade, Debbie Baker, Laurie Jordan, Tana Webb, Janis Morgan, Jeff Walter, Neel LaMond. Bert Affleck Front Row. left to Right: Debbie Holland, Laurie Stern, Marsha Buck, Kathye Hardwick, Debbie Shafer, Don Cain. Richard King 196-Clubs Pledges: Della Bela Epsilon: Lee Ann Richard- son, Jante Henderson, Stephanie Hig- gins, Connie Matney, linda Smith, Patty Dennis, Calc Sudbury, Mary Scott McKinney, Diane Clonts. Becky Ely, Leigh Ann Roark Theta Chi Lambda Vicky Putman, Charlotte Hays, Susan Blassingame, Sharyl Naron, Kim Cowan. Gayla Hoot- en, Dianne Dendy, Kandy Kerr. Wendy Lathrop, Carol Vandiver, Janet Dun- lavy, Cyndi Dickens, Pam Vardeman, Ian Huie, Effie Handheld, Judy Patter- son Clubs-197 Kappa Delta Pi: Judy Bum Trumi Christian Martha Hammond Susan Young Kay McMenamy .. Judy Hardy .. .Susan McOonald Wah Wahtaysee First Row Debbie Holland Laurie Stern . Janis Morgan (Sec- retary) . Carol Reeve (Historian) . Second Row: Gail Burden Karen Scott . Marilyn Cox Glenda Evans (President) . Margy Holleman laune Iordan Angelyn Frankenbcrg Barbara Adrian Third Row: Mrs. James Shackleford (Advisor) Judy Burt Ha el Purtell Trumi Christian Laura Benton (Treas- urer) Dcbby Penkert Tracy Stovall . Mrs. Joyce Carroll (Advisor) Clubs-199 Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Standing: Dr. Roy Sonntag, Tom Head- stream, Rod Fabian, Dr. Lyndel Harris, Dr. David Klassem, Dr. Norton Jones; Kneeling; Randy White, Tommy Taylor, Carl Suker; Sitting: Alec lindley. Jim Thomas, James Stewart. Clubs- 200 American Chemical Society: Standing: Dr. Roy Sonntag. Nancy Noll. Charlie Ebarb, Tom Headstrejm, Rod fabian, Dwight Needles. Dr. Lyndoi Harris. Dr. David Klassen. Dr Norton (ones; Kneeling Greg Fabian. Randy White. Tommy Taylor. Carl Sulser; Sitting Charles Bloom- er, Randy Darnell, |im Thomas, lames Stewart ,c o Hikwan Ahn Dan Alexander Karl Baumgardner Paul Bauernfeind Mike Bearden Clark Beasley Andy Blessing Dan Brown Ko Sari: Don lohnston Scott Latham Ron Lewis Alex Lindlcy 202-Clubs Ken McDonald Duvty Nichoh Bren Parr Paul Phillips Ko Sari: Burney Shelton David Smith Steve Smith Cliff Stephens Keith Sullivan Carl Suker Jim Thomas lohn Thomas Gary Turner Jeff Walter Hazel Purtell Sweetheart Clubs-203 Delta Beta Epsilon: Kay Beth Alexander Chaplain Cheryl Blakeney Vice President Gail Burden Veva Cockerell Roxanne Coler Treasurer Terrie Dea Corresponding Secretary Ricki Gooch Parliamentarian Mrs. Clyde Herrington Oonna Hobart Inter-club Representative Margy Hollcman President Pam Kelley Becky Ratliff Recording Secretary Phoebe Skelly Karen Sonntag Debbie Stovall Marshall Kathy Tibbeh I inda Wier Delilah Young 204-Clubs Chi Omicron: Greg F abian Tom Garrett Tom Headstream Robert Hooper Dwight Nicholi Chuck Smith Bill Webb Club -20$ KIVA Wes Bell Carl Childers Guy Cook Mark Dillman |ohn Dixon Tim Ericson Richard Gilmer Richard Hale Bruce Jones Rogers Lankford Jeff Longino John Manning Mike Mariner Malt Robinson Vicky Robinson Sweetheart Dcrven Rodgers Steve Sundby lerry Teel Jerry Tochterman Barry Wallace David Wilcox 206-Club Pi Phi: Debbie Baker Vice President Angelyn f rankenburg Interclub Representative Frances Fry Social Chairman Vicki Hopkins M'Ballu Dumbaya Chaplain Billye Rugh Debbie Shaier Mary Shooter Pledge Mistress Cheryl Striley Historian Ckibs-207 IHR Top to Bottom: Hershel Jones . Mike Simpson . . Randy Pool . . Danny Casselberry Kerry Hib- bitts Vernon Gnndlc . . Lonnie Gaston . Steve Lope ... George Simmons . Harvey Oaxaca Barry Miller . Bill Sudbury . 208-Clubs Alpha Sigma Chi: Left to Right:Walter Hargrove Randy Roemisth Jimmy Allen Tank Nelson . Bo Jones Kent lefevre David Tow. . Lonnie Hobbs . Randy Stone Austin Chamness Ric hard King .. Gordon 8ius .. Clubs-209 Charles Alexander Rich Cravens Ken Higdon Or Bill Dulm Don Hothan Tom May Lynn Olson Ricky Gray Craig Huber Keith Me Menamy Tim Phillips ludson Hardy Lynn laycock Bill Neal Kent Young 210-Clubs Gamma Sigma Mrs. Clark Beasley linda Branon Darlene Creer Karen Scott Vicki Betk Susan Dorn Linda Henderson Leona Shoffit Glenda Evans lanice Nowell Debbie Tower lisa Porterfield Susan Young Clubs-211 Theta Guy Cook, Theta Chi Guy . Cheryl Allen . Jan Behrcnds, Corresponding Secretary Laura Benton, Treasurer . . Susan Brown |udy Burt Trumi Christian Cathy Collins- worth lisa Cook, Parliamentarian ... Marilynn Co Carol Criswell Mersha Elliott, Co-Historian 4 Pat Frosch, Interclub Repre- sentative Martha Hammond ... Melanie Harrell . .. Laurie Hays .. Mary Hervey. Song Leader Andrea Holley Marcia Rove Gwen Jackson . . 212-Clubs Mary Kay King, Reporter Paulette Lancaster . .. Penny Me- Iver, Co-Historian ... Chi Lorrie Miller ... Helen Neinast, Recording Secretary LeeAnn Odom, Vice President Jill Page Debby Penkert .. Hazel Purtell ... Diana Riddle . . Dale Rogers, Chaplain .. Debbie St. John . Vicki Sears ... Laurie Stern ... Tracy Stovall Karla Tooly, lntermur. l Repre- sentative . Carol Warner Su anne Williams, President Jodi Williamson Chibs-213 Kiva Pledges: Kiva: Sieve James, Steve Tarter, Bob Greene, Keith Jameson, Ken lernigan, Brad Willingham. Gary Farnsworth. Eddie Wilson, Wes Floehr, Paul Hickman. David McCowan, Phil Brewer 214-Clubs APO Pledges APO. lames Bell, Dean Turnbull. Bob Greene, Chris McCormick. Dale Wheatley Clubs-215 Marsha Buck, Pledge Mistress; Linda Cade. Sccreiary; Carl Childers, Anchorman, Laura facfcelman, President. Kathye Hardwick; Nanc y Hardwick; Sally Higdon, Sing Song Chairman; Lucille Hodges, Sponsor. 216-Clubs Sandy Lawson; Lisa Mosley. Treasurer, Paula Parr, Intramural Representative; Carol Reeve. Rosie Tumbaga;. Chaplan; Tana Webb; Susan Young, Historian. left; Mrs. Joyce Carroll was the dedicatee for the 1974 Sing Song. Here Laura Fackel- man presents the award to her. Above: T.I.P is shown doing a part of their tap dance during Sing Song Clubs-217 CHARLES ALEXANDER. Ore City: Market- ing Major, Football, HEI. CHARLES ANDRESS, Borger History Major, Political Science Minor, Student Council on Campus Ministries. JIMMIE AREY, Abilene: Accounting Major DONALD ARTH, Abilene: Economics Ma- jor. DEBBIE ATES, Abilene: English Major, Sigma Tau Delta. DEBBIE BAKER, Abilene Physical Educa- tion Major, Speech Minor, Cheerleader, Pi Delta Phi, Athletic Sweetheart. Varsity 8asketball. CHARLES BENNETT. Abilene: Accounting Major. MYRA BENNETT, lueders: Physical Edu- cation Major, English Minor, Pi Delta Phi, Wah Wahtaysee. Intramural Council, Dorm Council CARRIE BIERSCHWALE. Comfort: Ele- mentary Education Major, English Minor, Kappa Delta Pi. CHERYL BLAKENEY, Abilene: Social Work Major, Spamsh Psychology Minor, Wah Wahtaysee, Delta Beta Epsilon, Intra- murals. |UDY BURT, Abilene. Elementary Edu- cation Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtaysee, Kappa Delta Pi, Class Favorite. Who's Who, Dorm Council, M.S.C., Christian Outreach. CARL CHILDERS, Abilene: Secondary Ed- ucation and Bookkeeping Mathematics Major. M.S.G., Indian Hobbyist Club, Drama, Abilene Intercollegiate Council. SUE CHILDERS, Abilene: Art Major, Speech Minor, Drama Club. TRUMI CHRISTIAN. Farwell: Elementary Education Major, Physical Education Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtay- sec. Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Valen- tine Sweetheart, Who's Who. GUY COOK, Kermit: Business Major, Krva, Football. LISA COOK, Anson: Elementary Educa- tion Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lammi , WaEi Wahtaysee, Sigma Tau Delta. THOMAS COTNEY. Follett: 8iology Ma- jor, Chemistry Minor, Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Chi, Ko Sari, American Biological Society. PITTS, DAVIS, Bocrnc: Religion Major, Philosophy Minor, Band, Student Council seniors: on Campus Ministries. MARK DEVITO, Amarillo: Church Music Major, Religion Minor, Alpha Phi Omega, Chanters, Student Council on Campus Ministries, Homecoming and Talent Show, Christian Outreach. MARK DILIMAN, Muleshoe: Secondary Education and Math Major, English, Min- or, Band, Kiva. SUSAN DORN, Lubbock: Physical Edu- cation Major, History Minor, Gamma Sigma, Intramural Council, Wah Wah- taysee, Phi Alpha Theta, Dorm Council, Basketball. DINZEL EARNEST. Abilene: Elementary Education Major, English Minor, Kappa Delia Pi, Student Teacher Association. DAVID EDWARDS, Abilene: Religion Major, History Minor, Student Council on Campus Ministries, Alpha Chi. MERSHA ELLIOTT, Ballinger; Elementary Education Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Cnanters, Morning Star. CHARLOTTE ELY. Abilene: Elementary Education Major, English Minor, Student TSTA, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi. GLENDA EVANS, Abilene: Biology Major, Psychology Minor, Wah Wahtaysee. Christian Outreach, Gamma Sigma, AIBS. Dorm Council, TOTEM Beauty Runnerup. LAURA FACKELMAN, Pueblo, Colorado: Secondary Education, Spanish, English Major, T.I.P., Kappa Delta Pi, Math Club, S.E.A., Alpha Psi Omega. |EFF FEUERBACHER. Floydada: Sociology Major, General Business Minor, Freshman Favorite, Cheerleader, Ko Sari, Dorm Council, Student Council on Campus Ministries. JOIYNN GALVIN, Albuquerque, New Mex- ico: Biology Major, Chemistry Minor. Alpha Chi. CLIFF GARDNER. Tahoka: Physical Edu- cation Major. Political Science Minor, Football, Track, Ko Sari, F.C.A. LONNIE GASTON, Fort Worth Business Administration and Marketing Major, IHR, Football, Rodeo Club. PEGGY GETTS, Washington, Illinois: Ger- man Major, Frencn Minor, Dean's List, Young Republican's Club. LOUIS GOEKE, Bedford: Accounting Ma- jor, [ ean's list. Football. CINDY GRAVES, San Antonio: Theater Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Chanters, Band, Morning Star, Chamber Chorale, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. DAVID GRIDER, Dumas: Physics Major, Math Minor, Society of Physics Students, Sigma Pi Sigma, Alpha Chi. RICHARD HALE, Floydada: Economics Major, Basketball, Kiva, Phi Beta Lambda. MARTHA HAMMOND, El Paso: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Kappa Delta Pi, Dorm Council, Christian Outreach. IUDY HARDY, Abilene: Spanish Major, English Minor, TOTEM Editor, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. Dearj's List, Teacher Education Committee. TOM HELM, Abilene: Physics Major, Math and Chemistry Minor, Society of Physics Students, American Chemical Society, Math Club, Texas Association of German Students. Alpha Phi Omega. MARY HERVEY, Amarillo: Religion Edu- cation, Mathematics Minor, M.S.G., Theta Chi Lambda. Christian Outreach. Band, Alpha Chi. PAUL HICKMAN, Roswell: Secondary Ed- ucation Major, Speech and Physical Ed- ucation Minor, Alpha Phi Omega. SALLY HIGDON, Abilene: Physical Ed- ucation Major, Education Minor, TIP, Majorette, Feature Twirler PEGGY HOFFMAN, Waco: Voice Major, Piano Minor, Morning Star, Chanters. DEBBIE HOLLAND.Earth: Elementary Edu- cation Major, English Minor, Wah Wah- taysee, Dorm Council. MARGY HOLLEMAN, Abilene: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor, S.E.A., Wah Wahtaysee, Delta Beta DONNA HOBART, Langley AFB, Virginia. Business Education Major, Delta Beta Epsilon, Dorm Council, Wah Wahtaysee, Kappa Delta Pi, Educational Policies and Curriculum Committee. JACK HULL, Mobile, Alabama: Business Management and Marketing Major, Ko Sari. F.C.A. KIM HURST, Tahoka: Accounting Major, Band Wah Wahtaysee, Phi Beta Lambda, Student Council on Campus Ministries. GARLA JORDAN. Odessa: Office Admin- istration Major. KENNETH JAMES, Trent: Religion Major, History Minor. MARY KAY KING, Seminole: Elementary Education Major, English Minor, Band, Christian Outreach, Theta Chi Lambda. KENNEY KIRK. Blackwell: Political Sci- ence Major, History Minor. 216-Senior Credits TERRI KIRK, Blackwell: Flementary Edu- cation Major, Art Minor, Kappa Delta Pi. JERRY KLAVERWEIDEN, Tucumcari, New Mexico: Marketing and Management Major, Phi Beta lambda. National Ob- server Award. KAREN KOON, Stamford: Accounting Major, Student Council on«Campus Min- istries. HERBERT IATTIMORE, Abilene: Philoso- phy Major, Religion Minor, Rifle Team, Pathfinders, Color Guard, ROTC Troop Commander. ROGERS LANKfORD, Knox City: Physical Education Major, English Minor, football, Kiva, Dean's list. ROBERT LAYCOCK, Shamrock: Office Administration Major, M.S.G., HEI, Alpha Chi, Phi Beta Lambda. Dean's list. Band SUSAN LEAMY, Abilene: Elementary Education Major, Math Major. KAY MCMENAMY, Shallowater: Music Education Major, Band, M.S.C., Chanters, Morning Star. KEITH MCMENAMY, Shallowater: Mar- keting Major, HEI. MICHAEL MARINER. Dallas: Marketing Major, Management Minor, Kiva, Alpha Beta lambda. EDNA MERRELl, Abilene: Elementary Education Major, History Minor, Texas Student Association, Kappa Delta Pi. RONALD MICK, Bussey, Iowa: Account- ing Major. BARRY MILLER, Princeton: Physical Ed- ucation Major, History Minor. Football, IHR. HOWARD MIMS, Mexia: Religion Major, Speech Minor. JANIS MORGAN, Lakewood: Sociology Major, Psychology Minor, Wah Wah- taysee, M.S.G. WILLIAM NEAL, JR.. Bakersfield, Cali- fornia; Elementary Education Major, Art Minor. S E A.. N.E.A., HEI PAT NOLI, Danville, Pennsylvania: Mu- sic Education Jamor, Delta Omicron, Alpha Psi Alpha, Wah Wahtaysee, Chan- ters. RICK PENNY, Richardson. CAROLYN ROCOCLS, Brownwood: Ele- mentary Education Major, Art Minor, Kappa Delta Pi. HAZEL PURTEll, Brownfield: Elementary Education Major, Art Minor, Theta Chi lambda, F.C.A., Wah Wahtaysee, MS.G., TSTA, TOTEM Beauty, Ko Sari Sweetheart. CYNTHIA REED, Spearman: Church Music Major, Religion Minor. Chanters, Morn- ing Star, Agape, Delta Omicron, Band. MATTHEW EARL ROBINSON, Seymour: Physical Education Major, History Minor, Kiva, Football. LINDA SCHINDLER, Abilene: Sociology Major, Political Science Minor. BURNEY SHELTON, Mertzon: Accounting Major, Cheerleader, Ko Sari, Phi Beta Lambda, f.C.A. PHOEBE SKELLY, Pampa: Marketing Ma- jor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Wah Wahtaysee. MARY SHOOTER, Abilene: Secondary Education and Chemistry Major, Physical Education Minor, Pi Delta Phi, Wah Wah- taysee. DEB SOUTH, Clyde: Music and Drama Major, Band. Chanters, Chamber Chorale, Drama Lab Band. Morning Star. SHERI SPEER. Vernon: Office Administra- tion Major. Wah Wahtaysee. TRACY STOVALL. Abilene: Social Welfare Major, Psychology Minor, Theta Chi Lambda. Wah Wahtaysee. KEITH SULLIVAN, Abilene: Physical Edu- cation Major, Business Minor, Basket- ball, Ko Sari. RANDY STEVENS, Winters; Church Music Major, Religion Minor, Band, Chanters. Homecoming Show, Chamber Chorale, Morning Star. STEVE SUNDBY, Abilene: Economics Ma- jor, Kiva, M.S.G. CATHY TAYLOR, Muleshoe: Elementary Education Major, Math-learning Dis- abilities Minor, Math Club, S.E.A. SHERRY TAYLOR. Muleshoe: History Edu- cation Major, English Minor. TOMMY TAYLOR, Muleshoe: Chemistry Major, Math Minor, Kiva, A.C.S., Math Club. JERRY TOCHTERMAN, Andrews: Biology Major, Chemistry and French Minor, M.S.G., Kiva. JEFF WALTER. Roswell, New Mexico: Po- litical Science Major, Physical Education Minor.KoSari, F.C.A..Student Cotuncilon Campus Ministries. TERI WALTER, Abilene: Elementary Edu- cation Major, Speech Minor, Wah Wah- taysee, KO Sari Sweetheart. Dean's list. CAROL WARNER. Bowie: Music Major, Education Minor. Band, Chanters, Delta Omicron, Theta Chi Lambda. DORIS WHITE, Amarillo: Religious Educa- tion Major, History Minor. Theta Chi lam- bda, Chanters. M.S.G. Board Committee, Christian Outreach. RANDAL WHITE, Abilene: Chemistry Ma- jor, Chi Omicron, Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Chi, American Chemical Society. LINDA WIER. Dallas: Special Education Major, English Minor, Delta Beta Epsilon. JUDY McMURRY WILLIAMS, Andrews: English and Spanish Major, GALLEON Staff, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi. ROBERT WILLIAMS, JR . Abilene: English Major, Political Science Minor, GALLEON Staff. RITA YEARY, Sweetwater: Elementary Education Major, English Minor CYNDE STURDIVANT YOUNG, Clovis, New Mexico: English Major. Spanish Minor. Model United Nations Participant. JAMES KENT YOUNG. Dalhart, Speech Education Major, Drama Minor, HEI. Pi Kappa Delta, Cheerleader. M.S.G., Dorm Council, Food Council. Senior Credits-219 Club Credits ALPHA CHI: The purpose of Alpha Chi is to promote and recognize scholarship in all areas of education. Lifetime member- ship is limited to top 10 per cent of union and senior classes. D€LTA BETA EPSILON Delta Beta Epsilon was founded in 1944 with the purpose to foster friendliness on campus. The club annually hosts a Freshman Ice-cream Social to start the fall activities off. Among other fall campus activities are partici- pation in TIP Sing Song, in which Delta Beta won Best Costumes A ward, and Home- coming, in which the club won Women's Division in the Tipi Competition. The Win- te. months are spent planning for the Green Army's annual ski trip to New Mexko, and the Ski Party All-School Dance. Highlighting the spring is pledging, spring picnic, and the Delta Beta Dinner- Dance where the officers for the next year are revealed. DELTA OMICRON: This national organi- zation promotes interests in music not only in its members, but lso to those not so familiar with musk in an art. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: One of the college's newest organizations, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes con- fronts athletes and coaches with spreading Christianity throughout the world. GAMMA SIGMA: Gamma Sigma, found- ed in 1936, promotes a feeling of sister- hood, which extends beyond the college days on the Reservation. Social activities include fall and spring picnics, TIP Sing Song, Homecoming. The club is always the leader or near the top in scholastic achievements. GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON: Along with the American Chemical Society, Gamma Sigma Epsilon 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 McMurry department has turned out many outstanding doctors and teachers. INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Organized to provide an opportunity for the members to exchange facts and ideas about their respective countries, the International Club has such function as a Christmas party, and weekly get-togethers on the campus. KAPPA DELTA PI: This national organi- zation encourages excellence in scholar- ship, improvement in teacher preparation, and contributions to education. KO SARI: Ko Sari, founded in 1937. unites men with various interests and talents into a single body which cherishes and ad- heres to virtues of knighthood. The club holds a fall and spring pknic and summer REUNION.Christmas party, andHomecom- ing Exes dinner. 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 of the society is to bring to- gether students and faculty who have a common interest of history, both intellect- ually and socially. PHI BETA LAMBDA: The newest national organization on the campus is Phi Beta Lambda, formed in the spring of 1974 under Dr. Manuel Flores. Purpose of the organization is to develop competent business leadership and to improve and establish standards for entrance into business occupations. PI DELTA PHI: Only 9 years old, Pi Delta Phi has made a strong contribution to the college through its cultural, social and educational activities. For several years. Pi Phi has received superior ratings at Homecoming. The club participates in TIP Sing Song, both fall and spring rushes, pknics, and banquets. Christmas caroling at a local nursing home and adopting a needy family during Christmas are other activities on the agenda. PI KAPPA DELTA: An honorary fraternity for inter-collegiate 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 extemporan- eous speaking as well as discussion. SIGMA TAU DELTA: 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 read- ing and bring together students special- izing in English literature and language. SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS: The McMurry Chapter of the Society of Phys- ics Students is a charter chapter of the Society which was founded in 1968 to pro- mote educational activities for all students interested in physics and to encourage and assist physicists to develop the knowl- edge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility that are essential to the advancement of physics. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: The Student Education Association was organized to help future teachers prepare for their careers at all levels. The SEA meets monthly with programs than can be helpful in actual teaching situations. The SEA attends a state convention and host a spring teacher appreciation tea for stu- dent teachers and their coordinating and supervising teachers. 220-Credits Index Abbott, Kenneth 146,172 Adams, Cathy 146,193 Adcock, Beth 146 Adrian, Barbara 199 Affleck, Bert 128,194 Aguirre, Armando 192 Aguirre, Raquel 192 Ahn, Hikwan 146,202,192 Alderman, Carol 172 Aldridge, Jessie 128 Alexander, Charles 140,25, 115,210,71,60 Alexander, Dan 146,202 Alexander, Kay Beth 204,43 Alexander, Mike 146 Allen, Adrian 146,71 Allen, Cheryl 146,212,175,174 Allen, Jimmy 209,102 Al-Quintar, Awni 192 Amaro, Jimmy 146,71 Andress, Charles 140,185,194, 104 Andrews, Cary 71 Arey, Jimmie 140,185 Armstrong, Mark 146,71 Arnold, Jerry 71,69 Arth, Donald 140 Anh, Susan 184,207 Ates, Debbie 140.182 Babington, Kay 132 Bailey, Wayland 172 Baker, Debbie 140,170,207, 115.64,58,116 Balch, Burton 146,170 Barnett, Bowie 146 Barnett, Wayne 185,128 Barr, Glendall 146 Basham, Mary Ann 146 Bates, Terry 146,71 Bauernfeind, Paul 146,202 Baum, Cave 146 Baumgardner, Karl 146,185, 202 Bearden, Mike 202 Beasley, Clark 128,40 Beasley, Mrs. Clark 211 Beck, Vicki 146,211 Behrends, Jan 147,212 Bell, Charles 147.121,65,71 Bell, Frances 132,40 Bell, James 147,193,177 Bell. Wes 206 Bennett, Charles 140 Bennett, Myra 140,207 Bennett, Patrick 132 Benton, Laura 147,199,212 Bernal, Raymond 71 Bierschwale, Carrie 140 Bilbry, Larry 53 Biles, Coelita 147 Bius, Gordon 147,209,71.64, 44 Black, Jimmy 182,128 Blackburn, David 128 Blackburn, Mrs. David 17S Blair, Caroline 128 Blakeney, Cheryl 140,204, 104,42 Blassingame, Susan 147,43, 197.178 Bledsoe, Alice Ann 147 Blessing, Andrew 147,202,191 Bloomer, Charles 170,201,31, 122 Boone, Sheri 147,172 Bocchardt, Klinn 147,170,103 Bouldin, Dean 170,120 Bounds, Debbie 147,184 Bowen, Ralph 147,172 Branon, Linda 147,188,211,42 Braudt, William 104,174,175 Brewer, Phillip 147,184,187, 197,47 Brown, Dan 54 Brown, J. Wes 147,177 Brown, Marcus 147,172 Brown, Roberta 147 Brown, Susan 147,212,174 Browning, Mike 71 Brumley, Neal 71 Brunner, Bernice 132 Bruton, Herbie 71,58 Bryant, Brynda 148,197 Buck, Marsha 148,216,112, 191,58,116 Burden, Gail 148,199,204,54 Burress, Muriel 187,128 Burt, Judy 140,198,199,212.115 Burton, Donald 174 Butler, Teresa 148,172 Cade, Linda 148,216,112 Cain. Bruce 148,174,175,172 Cain, Don 119,194 Campbell, George 71 Carr, Jo Ann, 148,170 Carroll, Joyce 199,217,128 Carter, Connie 148 Carter, Linda 148,55 Casselberry, Danny 208 Chamness, Austin 148,209,71 Chapman, William 128 Chappell. Lee 148,26,180,36, 174 Chappell. Steve 170,114,35 Chesire, Michael 148 Childers, Carl 18.140,170,216. 206,104,171 Childers, Sue 140 Christian, Trumi 140,198,199, 25,185,212 Christopher, Mary 132 Clark, Allen 128 Clearwater, James 148 Clonts, Diane 148,193,172 Cloud. Gary 148,180,179,177 Clough, Gail Ann 148 Clowdus. Paul 148 Coachman, frank 148,172 Cockerell, Veva 148,204,172 Cofer, Roxanne 148,204,191 Collinsworth, Cathy 149,212 Combs, Mel 149 Comer, LaVerne 132 Condron, Lynn 149,193 Conley, Ricky 149 Connell, Stephen 149 Cook, Guy 140.212,206,71 Cook, Lisa 140,182,212 Cordts, Allen 127 Core, Cathy 149,197 Corkill, Richard 149 Cotney, Thomas 140,104 Cowan, Kim 149,193,172 Cox, Marilynn 146,199,212 Cravens, Rich 128,210 Crawford, Lee 190 Criswell, Carol 149,182,212, 174,172 Crocker, Terry 149 Cullins, Richie 140 Cummings, Mike 149,71 Curly, Keith 53.177 Daniell, Randy 201 Davis. Bill 149 Davis, Cecil 128 Davis, Cynthia 132,40 Davis, Mike 132,178 Davis, Pitts 141 Day, Donna 193 Dea, Terrie 149,204,111 Dendy, Dianne 149,197 Dennis, Patti 149,193 DeVito, Mark 141,194,174,3 Dickens, Cyndi 149,197 Dillman, David 126 Dillman, John 206 Dillman, Mark 141,150,206 Dix, Ron 149,18,202,190 Dixon, John 170,190 Dorn, Susan 141,104,211 Dortch, Phillip 149.202.172 Doscher, J. Henry 128 Douglas, Donald Downs, Fane 128 Dozier, Laurie 149,190,197 Driscoll. Rick 172 Dromgoole. Doris 149 DuBose, Donna 150 Dulin, Bill 189,128,40,210 Dumbuya, M'Ballu 150,207, 192 Dunlavy, Janet 150,197,172 Earnest, Dinzel 141 Easley, Dorothy Ann 129 Ebarb. Charlie 150,201 Edwards, David 141,194,104 El-Attrache, Mohammed 129,192 Elliott, Mersha 141,105.212 174,175 Ely, Becky 150,43,193,172 Ely, Charles W 126 Ely, Charlotte 141 Ely, Neil 150,187,36,47 Emmer, Claudia 150 Ericson, Tim 150,206 Ernst, Steve 150,71 Estes, Tommy 129.59 Evans, David 150,172,177 Evans. Glenda 141,18,199,211 Evans, Vicki 150 Everett. Robert 150 Fabian, Georgy 205 Fabian, Greg 201,189 Fabian, Rod 184,200,201.177 Fackelman, Laura 141,24,216. 188,191 Fairdoth, Raymond 150 Farnsworth, Gary 150,197,47 Feuerbacher, Jeff 141,202. 52,177 Fite, Don 150,172 Fitzhugh, Randy 105,194,190 Floehr, Wesley 151,197 Flores, Manuel 129,190 Flores, Sue 151 Ford, Nida Elizabeth 151,174 Fowler, Marsha 44,45 Frankenberg, Angelyn 176, 199,188,207 Fries. Joe 151 Frizzell, Melanie 151 Frosch. Patricia 151,188,212 Fry. Frances 151,207 Fulkerson, David 1S1 Gale, Karen 151 Gallarneau, Suzette 151 Gallegos, Gilbert 71 Galvin, Jolynn 141,54 Gardner. Cliff 141.105,202. 115,71 Garrett, Tom 205 Garza, Cassy 71 Gaston, Lonnie 141,206,71 Gaylan, Dickie Gee, Amy 151 Gentry, Ronnie 71,151,177, 170 Getts, Peggy 141,185 Gilmer, Richard 184.10S.206 Glascock, Janice 129 Glassford, Elizabeth 43,151, 180,181.193 Glossup, Henry 190 Glover, Nancy 174 Goble, Gary 185 Goble. Linda Goeke, Louis 141,190.71 Gooch, Mary 151,108,197 Gooch, Mrs. Norman 132 Gooch, Ricki 204 Goode, Pauline 151,43 Graves, Cindy 142,27.36,174, 175,47,172 Gray, David 153 Gray, Ricky 210 Greene, Bob 153,20.193,197. 177 Greer, Darlene 153,211,190 Gregg, Charles Grider, David 142,189 Griffin, Gail 153,172 Grilling, Dan 47 Grimes, Joyce 153 Grindle, Fred 153,208,71 Guthrie, Jo 129.47 Haislip, Doyla 153,184 Haislip, Robert 153.172 Hale, Richard 142,105,206 Hamblen, Vicki 153 Hamilton, Ramona 153,174 Hammond, Martha 142,198, 105,212 Handcock, Rodney 190,172 Handheld, Effie 153,170,197 Hardisty, Mitzi 153 Hardwick, Kathye 153,216, 188 Hardwick, Nancy 153,18,216 Hardy, Judson 129,40,210 Hardy. Judy 142,182.198.185, 179 Hargrove, Walter 209,71 Hargus, lame 153,172 Harrell, Melanie 153,212,172 Harridge, Don 153,71 Harris, Lyndal 201,200,129 Harrison, Carolyn 153 Harrison, Marilyn 153 Harter. Steve 153,174 Harvey, Jane 132 Hatcher, Floyd 54 Hays. Charlotte 153,197 Index-221 Hays, Laurie 153,170,185,212 Headstroam, Tom 184.105, 201.200.205 Helm, Tom 142 Henderson, Janie 193 Henderson, Linda 153,190,211 Henson, Jenie 132 Hergert, Kurl 153 Herod, John 177 Herrington, Clyde 182.129.42 Hervey, Mary 142,170,185, 106.212.172 Hestand. David 154,186 Hester, Ralph 129 Hibbitts, Glenda 154.112,197 Hibbitts, Kerry 154.208.71 Hibbitts, Kerry R. 154,189 Hickman, Paul 142,22,186,197 Higdon, Ken 154,170,210,177 Higdon. Sally 143,18.216 Higgins, Stephanie 154,193 Hobart. Donna 143,188,204, 106 Hobbs. Lonnie 209.106.66.71. 62,70 Hodges, Lucille 216,189,129 Hodges, Ruth 132 Hoffman, Kim 170 Hoffman, Paul 154.174,175 Hoffman, Peggy 143,183,36, 174,175 Hofheinz, Walter 129 Hogsett, Charles 127 Hogsett, Tim 177 Holden, Charles 154 Holden. Cliff 154 Holden, Gerald 154.53 Holden, lack 127 Holden. Ted 154 Holland, Debbie 143,199 Holleman, Margy 143,199,204 Holley, Andrea 155,212,190, 172 Holman, James 155 Holmes. Ron 155,123 Holmes, Sylvester 32,71,68.63 Hooper, Robert 205 Hooten, Gayla 155,109,197 Hopkins. Vickie 155,207 Horton, Mickey 155,191 Hothan, Don 155,210 Hough, Virginia 132 Houston, Jayne 155,174 Howard, Janice 129 Howard, Larry 155 Huber, Craig 210,179 Hufstedler. Dean 155,172,55, 116.172 Hughes, Carol 155 Huie, Jan 155,113,197 Hull. Jack 143 Humphrey, Joe 129,191 Humphries. LeRoy 189,129 Hunt, Ivory Joe 156,32,71 Hurst, Kim 143,184,106,190 Jackson, Gwenette 156,212, 113 Jacobs, Roy 129 James, Kenneth 143 James, Stephen 156,170,197 James, Kris 156,186 Jameson, Keith 156,197 Jameson, Lance 186 Jeffery, Donald 71 Jeffrey, Jana 156 Jenson, Linda 132 Jernigan, Ken 197 lernigan, Sam 71 Johnson, 8ernard 156 Johnson, D.J. Johnson, Debbie 156 Johnson, Irvin 71 Johnson, Mary 133 Johnston, Don 156,202 Johnston, Gayle 156,26,47 Jonas, Jonathan 156 Jones. Bo 156.209.71 Jones. Bobbie 156 Jones, Bruce Jones, Herschel 208,71 Jones, Robert 177 lones, Norton 201,200,130 Jordan, Garla 143 Jordan, Laurie 156,199 Jowell, Stuart 156 Karlsven, George 130 Karnjararporn. Phibil 192 Kelley, Pamela 156,204 Kerr, Kandy 156,55,197 Kim, Dr. Thomas 40,41,124, 125 Kimbrell, Hershel 130 King, Lynn 156,174,47 King, Mary Kay 143,184.213 King, Richard 157,209.66 Kirby, Dr. Gary 170,176,130 Kirk, Kenney 143 Kirk, Terri 143 Kirkland, Janie 157,197 Klassen, Dr. David 201,200, 130,40 Klaverweiden, Jerry 143,190 Knapp, Susie 174 Koon, Karen 143.190 Kunkel, Dennis 157,174 Kunkel, Fred 157,36,174,172 Lack, Paul 130 Lambert, Paula 157 Lancaster, Paulette 157,25, 213,108 Land, Jimmy 71 Lankford, Rogers 143,206 Latham, Steven 157,202,116 Lathrop, Wendy 157,197 Lattimotre, Herbert 143 Lawler, Janice 157 Lawson, Sandra 157,217 Laxson, Homer 130 Laycock, Lynn 143,170,106, 210,171,172 Leamy, Susan 143 lebel, Mary 157 Lefevre, Kent 209,106 Lehker. Becky 157 Leighton, Nancy 157,193 Lewis, Ronald 157,202 Ligon, Van 157 Lilly, Pam 157 Lindley, Alec 185,200,202,172 Lindsey, Morris 158 lisle, Mike 158.71 Lockhart, Kathy 158 long, Wilson 130 Longino, Jeff 206 lope , Steve 158,208.71 Lorang, Shelley 197 Louis, Tommy 158,32,71 Loyd, Richard 1S8,170,176, 182.184.107 Loyd, Robert 184 Lucano, Elizabeth 172 Lumpkin, A. H. 130 Lyons, Steve 172 McBride, Kevin 158 McCormick. Chris 158,174,193 McCowan, David McCoy, Cheryl 159 McCutchen, Harold 159 McDonald, Cene' 159 McDonald. Ken 159.33,203, 175,174 McDonald, Susan 198 Mclver, Penny 213 McKay, Dannie 159,71 McKinney, Mary Scott 159, 193 McMenamy. Kay 143,198, 114,35,190,174,172,177 McMenamy, Keith 143,210 McMillin, Polly 159 McMullen, Glenda 159 McRae, Mike 71 Machos, Cindy 159 Manning, John 159,206,61 Marcum, Eddie 159 Mariner, Michael 144,206,190 Martin, Donna Marie 159 Martin, James 194 Martin, Nickey 32 Massie, Terry 159 Mathis. Mike 159,71 Matney, Connie 42,193 Mauldin, Alan 186 Maxwell, Gene 159 Mayfield, Dana 159,71 Mays, Tom 210 Meadows, Dawnelle 159,197 Medlock, Connie 159 Mercer, Debi 22,23 Merck. Terry 159,71 Merrell, Edna 144 Mick, Ronald 144 Miller, Barry 144,208,71 Miller, Dennis 159,186 Miller, Donald 160 Miller, lorrie 160,33,213,174, 172 Miller, Mark 160,71 Miller. Robert 130 Mims, Howard 144 Mirelez, Pascual 160 Mitsunaga, Hitoshi 160,192 Monk, Dr. Robert 130 Moody, Tina 160 Moore, Richard Moorehcad, Marsha 123 Morgan, Janis 144,170,118, 199,3 Morris, James 174 Mosley. Lisa 160,217,110 Muro, Maria 160,192 Nakamura, Hanako 192 Naredo. Rita 130 Naron, Sharyl 160,197,172 Nay, Leslie 160,174,172 Neal, William 144,191,210 Needles. Dwight 201,189 Neely. Ruth 133 Ncinast, Helen 160,170,182, 185.213.107 Nelson. David 160,53 Nelson, Jimmy 160 Nelson, Nancy 133 Nelson, Tank 209,66 Newsom, Don 130,58 Newsom, Tommy 60 Nichols, Dwight 205 Nichols, Noel 160,33,203,172 Noel, Stanley 160 Noll, Nancy 160,183,201 Noll, Pat 144 Nowell, Janice 160,211,172 Oaxaca, Francisco 160,208. 71.70 Odom, Lee Ann 161,119,213, 110.172 Odom, Terry 161 OTCclly, Bernice 161 Olson, Lynn 53 Ortiz Ruiz Del Hoyo, Miguel 161,31,192 Oudin, Maurice 130 Page, Jill 213,172 Paige, Geneva 197 Palmer, Mary 40 Pando, Noel 71 Parker, Cynthia 161 Parr, Brett 161,203,194 Parr, Mark 161 Parr, Paula 161,160,217 Patterson, Derrell 161,174 Patterson, Judy 161,197 Patterson, Reta 194,133 Patty, Gene 133,59 Pearson, Earl 58,71 Penkert. Debby 25,199,213,113 Penny, Rick 144,33 Phillips, Billy 126 Phillips, John Fred 130 Phillips, Nelwyn 161 Phillips, Paul 161,203,71 Phillips, Tim 210,54 Pierpont, Bill 161 Pikher, B. I. 186,130 Pinson, Jean 161.191 Pocock, Carolyn 144 Pool, Randy 162,208,71 Popnoe, Matt 162 Porter, Pam 162 Porterfield, Jim 162 Porterfield. Lisa 162,188,211 Pratt, Ethel 133 Preda, Michael 131 Presnall, Winston 177 Priddy. Curtis 162,71 Prien, Paul 162 Pugh, Billye 162,207 Putman, Vicky 163,197 Purcell, Janie 133 Purtell, Hazel 144,199,203,213 Quick, lisa 163 Rakestraw. John 170,185,107 Randle, Martin II 163 Ratliff, Becky 163,182,204, 191,122 Ray. Andy. 163 Rayburn, Beth 133 Reece, Jimmy 163 Reed, Cynthia Kay 144,174 Reed, Steven 163,170,185, 186.172 222-Index Reeve. Carol 163,199,219,111, 123,58,116,178,172 Renfro. Travis Reynolds, Danny 163,189 Rhew, Marshall 126 Rirhardson, Lee Ann 163,42, 193 Riddle, Diana 213,175,174 Riley. Donna 163,190 Rimes. Brenda 163.29.44.45 Rister, Dr. Gene A. 131 Rivard. Paul 163.71 Rivers, Nema 174 Roark, Leigh Ann 163,170,52, 193 Roberts, Gary 190,177 Robertson, |ohn 163 Robertson, Wayne 186,175, 174,177 Robinson, Donna 163 Robinson, Matthew Earl 144, 118,206,71 Robinson, Vicky 206 Rodgers, Derven 206,174,175, 172.47 Rodgers, Karen 164 Roemisch, Randy 209,71,66 Rogers, Dale 164,213 Roller, Steven 164 Rose, Mama 164.212.172 Ross. Terri 111 Rosser, Guy 164 Rush, Roger 131,172 Scott. Bobby 164 Sadler. Clarence Jr. 164,71 Sanders. John 164,174 Sanders, Margaret 164,190 Sanford, Ronnie 164 Santibane . Thelma 164 Scales, Don 127 Schiermeyer, Becky 164 Schindler, Linda 144 Schofield. James A. 164 Scott. Karen 164.199.211 Sears, Mark 164,55.172 Sears, Vicki 164.213.174,172 Settle, Margaret 164 Shackelford, James 131 Shafer. Debbie 164.26,207 Sharp, Dr A C 189,131 Shelby. Bill 71,65,63 Shelton, Burney 144.203,107, 190.60.58 Sheridan, Nancy 164.147,172 Shoffit, Leona Shooter. Mary 144.207 Simmons, George 164,208,71 Simpson, Jane 164 Simpson, Mike 208,71 Singletary, Dorothy 164 Skelly, Phoebe 144,204 Slater. Tim 53,172 Sledge. Valerie 42,197,172 Sledge, Robert W 131,185 Smith, Chuck 205.177 Smith, David 203,190 Smith, Gorton 164 Smith, Linda 165,43,193 Smith, Steve 203 Smyth, Martha 165 Snell, Doyle 66,71 Sonntag. Karen 204 Sonntag, Dr. Roy W 201,200. 131 South. Deb 144.26.36,174. 47,172 Speer, Sheri 144 Staley, Alan I 170,126.40 Stallings. Mike 172 Stamels, Steve 174,172 Stamey, Joseph D 170,131,40 Stenberg, Mrs Douglas 133 Stephens, Cliff 194 Stern, Laurie 199,213 Stevens, Billy 207.107 Stevens, David R. 165 Stevens, Randy 145.141,175, 122,174 Stevens. Steve 170,24.184 Stewart. James A 165,184, 201.200,177 St. John, Debbie 164.213 Stone, Randy 209 Stone, Rockey 40 Stovall, Debbie 165.204,109 Stovall, Tracy 145,199.213 Stowe, Jacqueline 131.190 Strieker. Mary 165,174 Strickland, Stese 165 Stnley, Cheryl 165.180,207. 181 Sudbury. Bill 208.71 Sudbury. Gale 165,113,193 Sullivan, Keith 145.203 Sullivan, Son,a 170,188.127.42 Suker. Carl 165.185,201,200. 203 Sumerlin, Dr Macon 131 Sundby, Steve 145,170,24,206 Surface. Mark 165.172 Suter, Sherwood 131 Swift, Shelly 165 Tacker, Kathy 165.30.37.175. 174 falent, Melinda 174 Tarter. Cleo 131,100,101 Tarter. Steve 165.123,197 Taylor. Cathy 145 Taylor. Russell M 131.54 Taylor, Sherry 145 Taylor, Tommy 145,201,200 Tec-1, |erry 165.206 Thacker, Janelle 165.190 Thomas. James 165,164.201, 200,203,58,116 Thomas, lohn 166,203 Thompson, Ava 172 Thompson, Jack 131,190 Thompson, Phyllrs 172 Thompson. Scotty 166.71 Iibbels, Kathy 204 Tibbs, Cynthia 165 Tochterman, Jerry 145,170, 206,107,171 Tooley, Karla 166,213 Tow. David 166,209.71 Tower. Debbie 166.211 Tucker, Denise 166 Tumbaga, Rosie 166,217,31 Turnbull, Michael Dean 166, 193 Turner, Gary 166,203.174,177 Turner, Sam 166.71 Ungvary, Alexander 131 Vandiver. Carol 166,197,172 Vannoy, Jerome 127 Vardeman. Pam 166.197 Vaughn. Frances 131 Vaughn, Gary 166.71 Walker, Mary Lou 166 Wall, Cindy 166 Wallace. Barry 166,206 Walter, Jeff 145.203,107 Walter, Ten 145 Waltrip, Demce 166,172 Ward, Tommy 167 Warner. Carol 145,183,213, 174,172 Watson, Homer 167 Watson. Joe 71 Watson. Kay 167,133 Weatherbee, Terry 167.71 Weaver, Cathy 167 Webb, Bill 205 Webb. Tana 120,217,194 Wheatley. Dale 167,161.193 Wheeler. Brent 167 White. Doris 145.122 White. Randal 145,201,200 White, Scot 47 Whitt, Winston 167,174 Wier. Linda 145.204 Wilcox. David 167,206 Wilcoxson, Rosie 167.121 Wilks, Jim 177 Williams. Joe 167 Williams, |udy McMurry 145, 176,182.184 Williams. Robert H. Jr. 145,176 Williams. Su anne 167.188. 213,191 Williamson, Jodi 213 Willingham. Brad 167.170.197 W ilson. Carol 167 Wilson. Edward 167.174.197 Wilson, Sam 131 Windham, Angi 167 Wisdom, lee 167 Wise, Russell 133 Wiseman, Curtis 54 Wofford. Doug 167,170.172 Wood, Steve 131 Woodall. Blake 167 Wooten. Jan 167 Wright. Kimberli 167 Worthington, George 71 Wynne. Bonnie 167 Yates. Cornelius 71 Yeary, Rita 145 Yerger. Larry 167 Young, Cynde Sturdivant 145 Young. Chris 190,172 Young, David 145 Young. Delilah 18.167.204 Young. Kent 145.25.187.210 Young, Susan 182.184.167. 217,211 Young, Susan Harrell 180, 196,167 Index-223 TOTEM CREDITS Editor . ..j...Carol Reeve • Susan Bta s jga me Davis Assistants Sports fT. ........Gary Cloud Craig Hu to the English and Ari fr Photographers Special Thanks Departments.
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