Acfr’ities Personalities Sports v Administration Organizations ;; (glasses , TABLE OF CONTENTS Tradition Moving on from day to day can we see why we decided to stay? Maybe it's the friendliness of everyone Urging us to stay 'til we are done. Running from class to class Really trying to make it fast Yet creating memories.. .one by one. Taking each day as it comes Racing through rain, snow, or the sun As we come to the end of the term Do our ambitions remain as firm? Is it really a bonfire exploding in our face That makes us ask Is this the right place? It seems to all fit, no matter what happens. On this campus we hold dear Never forgetting tradition... It lives on year after year. Susan lllassingame McMurry Tradition Through Wit And Humor “Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to. . Mark Twain 5 '7 don't recall your name, but your manners are familiar. Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?” James Thurber ‘7 never forget a face, but in your case 7 make an exception. ” Groucho Marks 1 7 A hick town is one where there is no place to go where you shouldn't be. Robert Quillen 8 You're probably wondering why I called you all here. If you go to sleep while you are loafing, how are you going to know you are loafing? Don Marquis mm If there's anything a dentist hates, it's a drooping mustache. I always eat peas with honey. I've done it all my life. They do taste kind of funny. But it keeps them on the knife. Frank McKinney Hubbard 10 Anonymous There is something about a closet that makes a skeleton restless” Wilson Mizner “It don’t make much difference what you study, so long as you don’t like it.” Finley Peter Dunne 12 A C T I V I T I E S 14--Activitie Activities--15 Thrust For Excellence From the work of the Planning Task Force, administration, faculty and trustees has come the most ambitious project in the history of McMurry Col- lege, the Thrust for Excellence Pro- gram. During the seven years of the Trust for Excellence, 1975-1982, McMurry leaders intend to plant firmly the College's feet on the path- way to greatness and chart a course which will guide McMurry College into a bright tomorrow. The $10.7 million program will be in two phases. Phase 1 runs from March of 1975 to May 31, 1978, and Phase 11 will be from Sep- tember of 1979 to May 31, 1982. The Thrust for Excellence program is Mc- Murry's response to the great expecta- tions of the new generation. 16--Activities Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon Page—17 Iris Graham -- the center of the campus and . ..the site of the 1st annual pink cookie eating contest. Participants: Mark Miller, Alan Fudge, Steve Simmons. A New Tradition Begun At McM Slime Olympics 20—Activities Activities--2! Ease Health Surprise Happiness 22 Acdvities Acti vities--2 3 “Color Us America’’ These T. I. F members provided entertainment between acts at Sing Song. Clock wise from the top are Paula Cullins, Brynda Bryant, Janie Kirkland, Nancy Hardwick, Linda Cade, Carol Reeve, Laurie Crawford, Marsha Buck, Patty Hamblin, Rosie Tumbaga, and Glenda Hibbitts. 24—Sing Song Carol Reeve, chairman of T. I. P. Sing Song 15 7S, presents Dr. Dorothy Easley with a plaque naming her as Sing Song Dedicatee for her work with the MeMurry Bilingual program and other service to the college. Lois Dunlap acts as Master of Ceremonies during the event. Each of the eight participating social clubs chose a state and presented selected songs from their state. Overall winner was Theta Chi Lambda who presented New York. Men's Division winner was K va, Louisiana; Women's Division winner was Pi Delta Phi, California, and Mixed Division winner was the Freshmen, Tennessee. Sing Song--25 26--Sing Song Representing Tennessee, the Freshmen sang The Tennessee Birdwulh .. .Pi Delta Phi portrayed California through a medley of songs... The Freshmen were excited about winning. .. T. 1. P. opened the show with a patriotic medley. Sing Song--27 S I “Spring Thing” 28 Students Try To Rid Themselves Of Anxiety Activities—29 Tradition Reigns High In 1975 Homecoming The Torchlight Pep Rally gets Homecoming started. 30—Homecoming School kids from all areas of Abilene come to tour the Tipi Village.. . The tipi of Pi Delta Phi attracts many viewers... Freshmen complete thousands of headbands for the Tipi Tours. Homecoming-- 31 32--Homecoming Darrell Wofford, Bloke Woodall, and Ronald Holmes provided hilarious entertainment dur- ing the Homecoming Show. .. Wayne Robertson represented the student body as he took his turn in beating the drum... During a scene from the Homecoming Show, Polly Purebred was looked upon by the villain. . .Carl Childers and Mar- sha Buck were presented as Chief McMurry and Reservation Princess.. .Judges for the Tipi Vill- age were introduced during the halftime festi- vities. Doors Decorated To Enhance The Season Activities--35 36—Activities Luncheon Held In J.W. Hunt P.E. Center BIG COUNTRY LEGISLATORS' APPRECIATION LUNCHEON Scapino? A sly fox he was. A stu- dent on campus? There might be a few Scapinos on the reservation but we are referring to the play directed by Donna Dorsett with the assistance of Deb South and technical director Gary Stephenson. The first scene opens in an Italian seaport cafe in which the characters sing a song made up from a menu. Scapino helps two young boys by conning the lads' fathers into heeding their wants and desires in regards to marriage. The play revol- ves around 12 characters: Mama Le- one, Deb South; Ottavio, Buster Ma- loney; Sylvestro, Neilon Ely; Scapino, Phillip Brewer; Giancinta, Cindy Ma- loney; Argante, Ralph Burkey; Ger- onte, Darrell Wofford; Leandro, Ran- dy Baker; Zerbinetta, Judy Thomas; Nurse, Mary Glover, and waiters, Mike Woodward and Paul Weaver. Scapino 38 Activities Little Mary Sunshine Director: Donna Dorsett, Technical Director: Gary Stephenson, Musical Director: Michael Barry. Cast: Phil Brewer, Darrell Wofford, Bruce Cain, Mary Glo- ver, Deb South, Kathy Tacker, Paul Weaver, Derven Rogers, Buster Maloney, Susie Knapp, Cheryl Allen, Mary Strieker, Leslie Nay, Cindy Maloney, Jeanne Cole, Steve Harter, Bill Beachy, Lynn King, Neil Ely, Ken McDonald, Mike Scarbrough. Orchestra: Megan Gilstrap, Wendy Stewart, Gail Griffin, Carol Alderman, Vicki Sears, Denice Waltrip, Rick Driscoll, Mark Sears, Dean Brown, Steve Stamets, Jame Hargus, Don Fite, Cindy Holden. Talent Show And Concert Entertain Students ABOVE: Me Murry students show their various talents in a variety show. ABOVE RIGHT: Ken Medema sings and plays the piano during a College Series presentation. LOWER RIGHT: Members of Morning Star look on as Ken Medema takes a break in practicing. 40—Activities Activities--41 Second Semester Brings Rush . . . Then Pledging Activities- 43 Wounded Knee 44--Activitic Activities—45 Activities—47 Women’s Social Club Presentation Of 1976 48— Activities Among the new members and pledges presented on Febnury 2$ were Lizabeth Marque , Pi Delta Phi; Rita Ralston, Theta Chi Lambda; Nancy Pittard, TIP; and Janie Payne, Delta Beta Epsilon, and her escort, Steve Harter.. . Parents were hon- ored during the ceremony.. .Entertainment was provided by Diana Riddle and Jame Hargus. Activities—49 p E R S 0 N A L 1 T I E S 50--Pcrsonalities Personalities--51 S2—Dedication Dedication: Mrs. Ruth Hodges s' service ated in her Mrs. Ruth Hodges was bom Oct. 5, 1904, in Georgetown, Texas. She received her BA degree from Southwestern University in 1925. In that same year, she married Frank C. Hodges, who grad- uated from medical school in 1929. Dr. and Mrs. Hodges then moved to Abilene, and from 1938 until Dr. Hodges' death in 1955, he practiced medicine in Abilene. Mrs. Hodges taught history and government at McMurry from 1956-1968, after receiving her Mas- ter of Education degree from the school in 1957. She was president «, 2 1 of the Abilene Woman’s Club .from 1 48-1950 and 1955-1956. She also presided oyer the Taylor-Jones County Medical Society In 1939 and 1940, and as I member of St. -Paul's United Methodist Church, .. i • E S3 MIKE ALEXANDER: Senior buxi- ness major; Dean's list; Alpha Sigma Chi. CHERYL ALLEN: Junior Voice and Music Education major; Chanters; Morning Star; Theta Chi Lambda. BURTON BALCH; Senior Math major; MSG; Christian Outreach. CHARLES BLOOMER: Senior Biology major; MSG; APO; Ko Sari; American Chemical Society. K'LINN BORCHARDT: Senior Social Welfare major; SCCM; Intervasitv; MSG. PHIL BREWER: Senior History major; Drama; Forensics; APO; Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Chi; Sigma Delta Pi; Kiva; MSG. CHERYL ALLEN BURTON BALCH CHARLES BLOOMER K'LINN BORCHARDT PHIL BREWER 54 MARSHA BUCK ROD FABIAN NEIL ELY MARSHA BUCK: Senior Elemen- tary Education major; Head Cheer- leader; T.I.P.; FCA; MSG; Alpha Chi; SEA; Volleyball; Reservation Princess. NEIL ELY: Junior Theatre major; Forensics; APO; Pi Kappa Delta. ROD FABIAN: Senior Chemistry' major; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Alpha Chi; Chi Omicron; Lion's Club. FRANCES FRY: Senior Medical Technology and Natural Science major; Band; Pi Phi; Wah Wahtaysee. LAURIE HAYS: Senior English major; Seem; Christian Outreach; MSG; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Del- ta; Theta Chi Lambda. LINDA HENDERSON: Senior Business major; SEA, Phi Beta Lambda; Sigma Tau Delta; Christian Outreach; Gamma Sigma. KEN MCDONALD: Senior Music Education major; Chanters; Morning Star; Ko Sari. LAURIE HAYS LINDA HENDERSON KEN MCDONALD 55 LEE ANN ODOM: Senior Biology major; Band; Theta Chi Lambda; Band; Theta Chi Lambda; MSG; Christian Outreach; Wall Wahtaysee. DARRELL PATTERSON: Junior Religion major; Chanters; Morn- ing Star; SCCM; Kappa Delta Sigma. CAROL REEVE: Junior Physical Therapy major; Cheerleader; Totem; T. I.P.; Band; FCA; Wah Wahtaysee. RITA ROSTRON: Junior Organ major; organist at Dyess; Alpha chi. VICKI SEARS: Junior Biology major; Band; Theta Chi Lambda; Lab Band; Chanters; Alpha Chi. DEB SOUTH: Junior Music Edu- cation and Theater major; Band; Chanters; Morning Star; Alpha Psi Omega; Forensics. DARRELL PATTERSON CAROL REEVE RITA ROSTRON VICKI SEARS DEB SOUTH 56 DEBBIE STOVALL CARL SULSER JIM THOMAS CHERYL STRILEY DEBBIE STOVALL: Senior P. E. major; Volleyball; Totem; Delta Beta; SEA. CHERYL STRILEY: Junior English and Writing major; War Whoop; Sigma Tau Delta; Christian Out- reach; Pi Delta Phi. CARL SULSER: Senior Chemistry major; Band; Ko Sari; Alpha Chi; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; American Chemical Society. JIM THOMAS: Junior Chemistry major; Cheerleader; Ko Sari; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Ameri- can Chemical Society; SEA. TANA WEBB: Senior History major; Cheerleader; Volleyball; T.I.P.; FCA; SCCM. EDDIE WILSON: Junior Elemen- tary Education major; MSG; Band; Chanters; Kiva; SEA; Sig- ma Tau Delta. DOUG WOFFORD: Junior Natural Science major; MSG; Band; FCA; American Chemical Society; McMurry Judicial Board. TANA WEBB EDDIE WILSON DOUG WOFFORD 57 Renna Abbott Gale Sudbury 58--Personalities Totem Beauties Totem Beauties Debbie Stovall Glenda Hibbitts Personalities—59 Nancy Hardwick Marsha More head 60—Personalities Totem Beauties Totem Beauties Brynda Bryant Lee Chappell Personalities--61 Totem Beauty Janie Kirkland Nida Ford Dawnelle Meadows Patty Hamblin Runners-Vp Nancy Pittard Tammy Aubry Mary Lefevre Maureen Rogers Reservation Princess Runner-up Lee Ann Odom Chief MeMurrv Runner-up Cliff Stephens or it es ll Moore Junior Favorite Runners-up Marcia Rose Doug Wofford Senior Favorite Runners-up Pat Frosch Charles Bloomer 70--Pcrsonalities Freshman Favorite Runners-up Shirley Abbott Peter Sevigny Sophomore Favorite Runners-up Becky Ely Gene Maxwell Personalities—71 5 p o R T S 72—Sports Sports—73 Young Indians Struggle Tackling an awesome 10-game schedule with inexperience at the key position of quarterback made for some unpleasant moments during the 1975 football season at McMurry College. The final record was 2-8, but look at what the opposition did. Texas Lutheran went on to its second straight NAIA Division II championship, Ouachita Baptist made Division II semi-finals. Mill- saps College was in the NCAA Div. Ill playoffs and East Central State finished 8th in the final NAIA Div. I standings. ”We weren't hurting for competition this past season, quipped head coach, Don Newsom, who had led the Indians to their first winning season (6-4) since 1968 a year earlier. Our young quarterbacks were really thrown into the frying pan, yet they gained some experience, even though it was the hard, rough way. The Indians managed victories over Pan- handle State (16-7) and Monterrey Tec (14-13) during the first month of play. Three rookie quarterbacks tried their hands at directing the attack--Frank Andrews (pictured below and at right), Jody Bennett and Kevin Abel. Freshman Frank Andrews of Celina is shown leading the Indians to 18 second-half points against powerful jachita Baptist at Arkedelphia, Ark. He passed for two TDs and rushed for a third. 74--Sports Andrews is shown scoring on a short run against Ouachita Bap tist. The former Celina all-stater split time with two other fresh- men QBs during the course of the season. 1975 Scores East Central State 26, McMur- ry 7 Ouachita Baptist 34, Me Murry 18 McMurry 17, Panhandle State 8 McMurry 14, Monterrey Tec 13 Monticello 9, McMurry 9 Trinity 19, McMurry 0 Nlillsaps College 30, McMurry 6 Texas Lutheran 40, McMurry 6 Austin College 21, McMurry 14 Trinity 19, McMurry 6 Sports--75 Head coach Don Newsom closely observe the action during a home game at Indian Stadium. Newsom completed his third year as the head mentor. 76--Sports A pursuing Indian defense smothers a loose football with defensive back Mike Ashcraft on the recovery. The Indians placed line- backer Steve Lopez of Eastland on the All-District 8 team. Sports—77 gsSSSSSSSS: yards. 78—Sports Freshman tailback Kirk Stroud (No. 46 with ball) gave the In- dians a strong, young runner in the latter stages of the season. Stroud, 5-6, 155-pounder from Hurst Bell had 76 yards in the final two games and one touchdown. Sports—79 QB Jody Bennett receives good pass protection in the East Cen- tral State Came at Indian Stadium. Bennett led the Indian with 383 passing yards and one touchdown. Tailback Sylvester Holmes (33) block on a blitzing Tiger linebacker. Holmes, star runner in 1974, was injured two games later and missed the final seven games of the 1975 season. 80—Sports Sportj--81 Defensive coordinator Tommy Estes discusses strategy with his defensive signal caller Bill Sudbury. Estes has been coaching at McMurry since 1970 and Sudbury has now captured 10 career in- terceptions, two off the school record. 82—Sports Sports—83 An overflow crowd jams Indian Stadium to watch the Indians bat- tle defending NALA Div. II champion Texas Lutheran. McMurry stayed with 7-6 of the Bulldogs until late in the second quarter. A Rebuilding Year Youth and inexperience spelled the first losing season in four years for the Indians during the 1975-76 campaign. The Tribesmen went 8-and-18 in regular season action and 5-5 in the South Zone of the Texoma Athletic Conference. As- sistant Tommy Estes, a veteran on the Indian coaching staff, acted as head coach until Hershel Kimbrell was able to join the team on the bench in late January, following brain surgery. Larry Gibson, a junior college transfer, led the Inidans with a 20.4 game scoring average, second in the TAC, while sophomore postman David Nelson of Odessa was the league's No. 5 rebounder with 9.9 per game. The Indians managed upsets over eventual TAC champion Midwestern State and Lone Star Conference champion Howard Payne University. The 5-5 finish in the South Zone gave the Indians a respectable third place. While the Indians hit only 44. 8 per cent from the field, they made a sizzling 75.4 per cent from the foul line to finish 10th in the NAIA, and crack the school and conference records. Senior Cliff Stephens hit 83 per cent at the foul line. Gibson made first team All- TAC and the All-District 8 team and honorable mention NAIA All-American. Stephens, Nelson and senior guard Mark Curry were HM All-TAC. 1975-76 RESULTS 68 Angelo State 75 L 68 Lubbock Christian 66 83 Texas A I 88 L 78 Way land Baptist 69 59 Howard Payne 78 L 68 Lubbock Christian 71 L 71 Angelo State 87 L 74 Wayland Baptist 91 L 68 Oklahoma Christian 74 L 72 Dallas Baptist 89 L 66 Bethany Nazarene 82 L 90 Texas Wesleyan 87 82 Howard Payne 75 85 Midwestern State 80 53 Oklahoma Baptist 56 L 85 Hardin-Simmons 104 L 78 Phillips U. 75 73 Oklahoma Baptist 75 2ot L 69 Sul Ross State 94 L 60 Phillips U. 62 L 67 Dallas Baptist 65 75 Oklahoma Christian 73 53 Texas Wesleyan 69 L 61 Bethany Nazarene 80 L 72 Hardin-Simmons 76 L 64 Midwestern State 79 L 84- -Sports Sports--85 86—Sports Vs Tommy Estes (RIGHT) subbed for Hers he 1 Kimbrcll during his bout with brain surgery for most of the season. Here he discusses a call with the official in his diplomatic way. Estes has been on the staff since 1970 as assistant coach in football, basketball and golf. Estes gathers his troops for a hurried meeting during the early stages of the upset victory over Howard Payne University. Estes' assistants were Rick Penny and Ronald Holmes. Sports—87 David Nelson (No. 44 ABOVE) soars for his 12th rebound of the night as the Indians whipped HPU, 82-75. Nelson led the Indians with 9. 9 rebounds per game. Jon House, 6-9 transfer,pivots against Lub- bock Christian College. House joined the Indians at mid-season and average 8.3 points per game. 88--Sports Senior forward Cliff Stephens maneuvers against TAC champion Midwestern (McM won 85-80) postman Brian Zaletel. Stephens led the Tribe with 11 rebounds and finished second to Nelson with 7. 3 a game. Stephens earned three letters at McMurry. Sports--89 Upset Time David Nelson (RIGHT on defense) puts the clamps on Brian Zatelel of Midwest- ern State. The stunning upset threw the South Zone race into a three-team bat- tle. BELOW, Jimmy Nellums (20), Mark Curry (10), and Cliff Stephens (30) triple-team dangerous David Harrison of Howard Payne in another upset win. 90--Sports Mitchell Huskey saw some varsity action as a freshman. The 6-3 Huskey is a product of South Carland, making All-District. He is shown above working against Way- land Baptist College. Jimmy Nellums (No. 20) fired in a short jumper. The promising freshman fromLa Marque High was regarded as one of the league's outstanding fresh- man prospects. Cut down by grades at mid-term, Nellums averaged 8. 2 points a game. Sports--91 Record-Setter Stephens Cliff Stephens closed out his career this past season. He served as co-captain as a senior and set school records for season field goal percentage (62.8) and consecutive free throw made (28) during his playing days at McMurry. Stephens was honorable mention All-TAC as a junior and senior. Stephens played his high school basketball al Klondike High near Lamesa. 92--Sports Farewell Seniors Jim Bailey, a 6-2 guard from McDonald, Ohio, earned his first letter. He hit key buckets in upset of DBC. Donnie Cain, 6-5 forward from Pampa, was a leader on and off the floor. President of Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, Cain won his second letter as a senior. Sports--93 Hershel Kimbrell confers with his point guard Mark Curry during a break in the action against Dalla Bap- tist College. Kimbrell added eight victories during the season to bring his career total at McMurry to 250, the most in McMurry cage histoty. 94--Sports The voices of the Indians were all caught in this lineup (LEFT TO RIGHT). They are Josh Ammons and Dave Martin of KMT Radio, and Joe Humphrey, the public address announcer at all home basket- ball games. Ammons docs the color and Martin the play-by-play of all Indian cage contests. Humphrey, an authority on McMurry inter- collegiate athletics, has been the PA announcer since the mid-1960's. Sports--95 Members of the 1976 Indian Track Team: (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Brad Willingham, Ricky McClure, David Boot]), Robert Pittard, Ron Maberry, Doug Smith and Kenny Stewart. (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Ronnie Gen- try, Steve Mays, Paul Clowdcs, Lonnie Recce, Gene Maxwell, Oscar Marshall, Billy Dawson and Thomas Hines. Not Pictured were Derrell Riggan and David Schkadc. 1976 Track Schedule Feb. 28 Tarleton State Triangular Mar. 6 Border Olympics Mar. 13 McMurry Relays Mar. 18 Abilene Christian Relays Apr. 3 McMurry Invitational Apr. 10 Howard Payne Invitational April 16 Abilene Christian Invitational Apr. 23 Wayland Baptist Invitational Apr. 30 Texoma Conference Championship (Stillwater, Okla.) May 20-22 NAIA Championships at Arkadelphia, Ark. 96--Sports Track Team Improves As Season Progresses Mile Relay (TOP TO BOTTOM) Ricky McClure Cene Maxwell Brad Willingham Ronnie Gentry Sports--97 David Schkade (PICTURED ABOVE) vaulted a career best of 15-0, and ranked among the fa- vorites in the Tcxoma Athletic Conference meet at Stillwater. Schkade is a sophomore from Al- bany. He vaulted over IS feet three times prior to the TAC meet. Schkade Vaults To Career Best Of 15-0 The Indians, utilizing youth and depth, enjoyed their finest track season since 1970 under coaches Spud Aldridge and Dewain Finley. Some of the best marks were 42.7 by the sprint relay, 3:26.1 mile relay, 15-foot pole vault, 14.7 in the high hurdles by sophomore Ron Maberry, 9.6 100-yard dash by freshman Lonnie Reece, 22.6 220-yard dash by freshman Steve Mays, 23-2 long jump by freshman Billy Dawson, 45-7 3 4 triple jump by Dawson, and a school record 6-6 high jump by fresh- man Derrell Riggan. ”We should be vastly improved next season, since our entire squad returns, said Aldridge, who became head foot- ball coach in the spring and will turn over the track coaching chores to Finley, Nine members of the 17-man roster are freshmen. The young Redmen com- peted well in two McMurry meets and the Abilene Christian Quadrangular. The Indians competed against Okla- homa Christian, Lubbock Christian, Wayland Baptist and Oklahoma Baptist for the 1976 TAC title on April 30 at Stillwater. 98--Sports Sports--99 Members of the sprint relay: STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT) Oscar Marshall and Ronnie Gentry. KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lonnie Reece and Steve Mays. Best time going into the TAC Meet was 42. 7. McMurry Golf Team Coif Coach, Tommy Estes, enjoys talking with wme of the other coaches at a tournament. Alan Fudge Pat Downey Wayne Alexander Jim Raughton Don Hothan Terry Lambert Young Team Makes Good Showing 102—Sporu Members of the 1975 Volleyball team are, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW—Judy Patterson, Tana Webb, Marsha Buck, Janet Dunlavy, Cathy Carter and Pam Vardeman. BACK ROW--Renee Hicks, manager, Char Hays, Susan Blassingame, Debbie Hall, Geneva Paige, Eva Black, Debbie Stovall, and Sheila Bennett. Sports- -103 The Maidens pause during a time-out to listen to Coaches Keith Sullivan and Janice Howard. ..Janet Dunlavy and Judy Patterson practice serving before the game. 104--Sports Eva Black sots up the ball for spiker Geneva P ige . . . Pam Vardeman, Eva Black, and Cathy Carter look on as Geneva Paige makes a successful spike during the Zone Tournament at McMuiry. Spotts- -105 Teamwork, Skill That Is The Indian Maidens Have Good Year 1976 Women's Basketball Team STANDING are Coach Jan Howard, Renee Hicks, manager, Cynthia Parker, Nancy Pittard, Debbie Hall, Eva Black, Lynn Condron, Layloni Drake, Coach Keith Sullivan, and Coach Neil LcMond. KNEELING are Elaine Bunting, Pam Vardeman, Brenda Rimes, D’Lyn Davison, and Judy Weitzcl. 106--Sports Layloni Drake, Debbie Hall, Judy Weitzcl, Elaine Bunting, and Brenda Rimes look on as Keith Sullivan explains some patterns to the girls. .. Brenda Rimes tries to elude her opponent. Sports--109 !10--Sports Nancy Piltard trie to control the ball while she is being surrounded by members of the Angelo State team... Marsha Fowler moves down the court for a layup. . . Coaches Keith Sullivan and Janice Howard look on with anti- cipation. . . Lynn Condron attempts a jump shot. . . Brenda Rimes aims for the basket and two points. Sports--! 11 112—Sports Sports--! 13 “The Shout Of Encouragement’’ Forming a pyramid of cheerleaders are Marsha Buck, Head; Carol Reeve, Tana Webb, Dean Hufstcdler, Jim Thomas, and Brad Willingham. Athletic Sweetheart Marsha Ruck 116--Admin«tration Administration—117 President: Dr. Thomas K. Kim 118—Administration Board Of Trustees FIRST ROW: J.O. Haymes; Sam Nader; Harold Harriger; Robert Templeton; Carlton Thomson; David Hamblin; Don Seales; Mike Swanson; SECOND ROW: Wayne Robertson. Doug Wofford; Dr. Kim; Rex Fuller; Ted Dotts; Davis Edens; Roscoc Blank- enship; Dams Egger; Harold Crowford; Harry Clark; Raymond A. McDaniel; THIRD ROW: Tarris Oden; V.J. Coleman; Ira Williams; O. A. McBrae; Ed Chappell; Rigdon Edwards; Richard Whitman; Bo Adcock; L. D. Patton; Lou Carter; Sanya Sul- livan; Charles Hogsett, Jr. ; Jim T. Pickens; Jim Watcrficld, Jack Holden. Charles Baker; Bennie Jones; Austin Dillan; Mar- shal Rhew; James Miller; Morgan Jones, Jr.; Jack Sargent; Wallace Kirby; Ralph Hooks; Billy Phillips; Ralph Hester. Administration--119 McMurry Administration DR. BERT AFFLECK Minister to the College MR. PAT BENNETT Director of Public Relations DR. ALLEN CORDTS Vice President for Academic Affairs 120 DAVID DILLMAN Assistant Director of Admissions JACK HOLDEN Vice-President for Development and Public Relations CHARLES HOGSETT Director of College Relations ad Deferred Gifts MR. BILLY PHILLIPS Assistant to President for Student Counseling and Endowment MR. DONALD SCALES Vice-Presidnet for Financial Affairs and Director of Financial Aid MR. JOE SPECHT Director of Library DR. ALAN STALEY Dean of Students SANYA SULLIVAN Associate Dean of Students MR. MICHAEL SWANSON Director of Computer Services MR. JEROME VANNOY Registrar and Director of Admissions 121 JESSIE ALDRIDGE, Coach and Physi- cal Education McMurry WAYNE BARNETT, Accounting MICHAEL BARRY, Band and Music DR. CLARK BEASLEY, Biology JIMMY BLACK, English DR. DAVID BLACKBURN, Music Dr. Downs enjoys preparing her History lectures. CAROLINE COUCH BLAIR, Speech MURIEL BURRESS, Speech JOYCE CARROLL, English DR. WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Religion RICHIE CRAVENS, Sociology DONNA DOR SETT, Theatre DR. HENRY DOSCHER, Adjunct Professor DR. FANE DOWNS, History DR. BILL DULIN, Mathematics 122--Faculty Faculty DR. DOROTHY EASLEY, Education DR. MOHAMMED EI. -ATTRACHE, Political Science TOMMY ESTES, Coach and Physical Education CREC FERIS, Physical Education DR. MANUAL FLORES, JR. , Business DR. JANICE GLASCOCK, Spanish Coach Estes concentrates on the football game. CARROLL HAGGARD, Speech JUDSON HARDY, Mathematics DR. LYNDEL HARRIS, Chemistry CLYDE HERRINGTON, English DR. RALPH HESTER, Physical Education FRANCIS HINKEL, Music DR. WALTER HOF HEINZ, Religion JANICE HOWARD, Physical Education DR. JOE HUMPHREY, Education Faculty—123 Director Donna Dorsctt and technical director Gary Stephenson watch a Scapino rehearsal. LUCILLE HODGES, Mathematics ROY JACOBS, German DR. W. NORTON JONES, Chemistry DR. PAUL JUNGMEYER, Education HERSHEL KIMBRELL. Coach and Physical Education DR. DAVID KLASSEN, Chemistry DR. PAUL LACK, History HOMER LAX SON, Business WILSON LONG, Mathematics ANDY LUMPKIN, Mathematics ROBERT MILLER, Art DR. ROBERT MONK, Religion DR. RICHARD MOORE, Biology DR. RITA MARIA NAREDO, Spanish DON NEWSOM, Coach and Physical Education 124—Faculty Michael Barry gives Steve Stamets a tuba lesson. Dr. David Blackburn, Bruce Cain, Cheryl Allen, and Ken McDonald look at the new Morning Star album. JOHN FRED PHILLIPS, Physical Education DR. B. L. PILCHER, Biology DR. MICHAEL PREDA, Political Science DR. GENE RISTER, English TERRI ROSS, English DR. A. C. SHARP, Physics DR. ROBERT SLEDGE, History DR. ROY SON NT AG, Chemistry DR. JOSEPH STAMEY, Philosophy GARY STEPHENSON, Theatre JACQUELINE STOWE, Business DR. MACON SUMERUN, Music SHERWOOD SUTER, Art RUSSELL TAYLOR, Geology JACK THOMPSON, Business DR. ALEXANDER UNCVARY, History' Faculty--12S McMurry SHAWN ALLEN, Cashier ANN AMMONS, Assistant Director of Public Relations KAY BABINGTON Secretary to Librarian DEBBIE BAKER, Admissions Counselor FRANCES BELL, Administrative Assistant to Vice-Pres. for Develop- ment and Public Relations COELITA BILES, Secretary to Director of Alumni Relations PEGGY BLACKWELL, Printing Services Assistant BERNICE BRUNNER, Secretary to Dean of Students SUE CARNEY, Bookeeper LEW CARTER, Director of Alumni Services MARY CHRISTOPHER, Dorm Supervisor LAV ERNE COMER, Secretary for Music Department MIKE DAVIS. Sports Information Director MIKE FORD, Admissions Counselor MARIBELL GILBERT, Development Associate BOB GILLETTE, Dorm Supervisor LEILAN GOOCH, Assistant Bookstore Manager JANE ANNE CRECORY, Technical Processing Library Assistant GENIE HENSON, Switch- board Supervisor RUTH HODGES, Library Assistant VIRGINIA HOUGH, Sec- retary' for Physical Edu- cation Office JEANICE KORZAN, Acquisitions library Assistant MARQUERITE MATHIS, Financial Aid Office Assistant RUTH NEELY, Dorm Supervisor BERNICE OK ELLY, Dorm Supervisor MARY PALMER, Secretary to Director of Admissions 126--Staff Staff Genic Henson is presented a special award for her service by Dr. Kim during the fall lecture series. Dr. Sam Nader was the speaker for the series. RITA PATTERSON, Sec- retary to Minister of College GENE PATTY, Director of Media Center Mamye German and Bob Cillcttc are new Dorm Supervisors for McMurry. BILLY PHILLIPS, Assistant to the President for Student Counseling And Endowment ETHEL PRATT, Payroll and Personnel Clerk JANIE PURCELL, Secretary to Vicc-Prcs. for Academic Affairs and Dean of College MARSHALL RHEW, Associate Director of Development LINDA ROBINSON, Catalog Librarian JOE SPECHT, Library Director LYNN STRICKLER, Reference and Circulation Librarian CONNALLY TIBBS, Director of Printing Services GWEN VINCENT, Assistant Registrar RUSS WISE, Bookstore, Manager Staff—127 128--Organizations Organizations--(£9 McMurry Student Government LEFT TO RICHT: FIRST ROW — Roy Salazar, David Turner, Gail Griffin, David Wilcox, Mau- reen Rogers, Gary Turner, Zindi Young, Eddie Wilson, Christi Lorang, Bill Moore, Lee Ann Od- om. SECOND ROW -- Paulette Lancaster, Effie Handheld, Marsha Buck, Amy Gee, Phil Brew- er, Melanie Harrell, Carl Childers, Burton Balch, Blake Woodall. THIRD ROW — Wayne Robert- son, Doug Wofford, Ken Higdon, Wes ftown, David Booth, Lee Chappell, Brett Parr, Dan Alexander, Charles Bloomer, Gary Cloud, Sanya Sullivan (sponsor), Terri Ross (sponsor), Greg Feris (sponsor). 130—Clubs MSG OFFICERS: Ken Higdon-- Treasurer; Vice-President-- Doug Wofford; President-- Wayne Robertson. Student government has been at McMurry College since its earliest days. The purpose of the Student Government is to serve, protect, and represent the individual student attending McMurry College. It consists of those students elected by the entire Student Association as their representatives. Some of the activities of MSG include sponsoring: the Woinded Knee Dance, the movies series, and various other social events. This year it sponsored the first annual Pow Wow. It also helped to send representatives to the Model UN at the University of Oklahoma. Some members are involved in the Student Affiliate of Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas. Other activities are: planning homecoming, creating better relations between McMurry and other colleges, providing for student elections, assisting in Student Weekend, financing activities of the Student Association, participating in various conferences, and representing student opinions on campus issues. Clubs—131 I n B d a i a d n L£FT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW—Fred Kunkcl, Vicki Sears, Carol Turner, Lome Jameson, Leslie Nay, Teresa Calloway, Cindy Dickson, Wendy Stewart. SECOND ROW—Carol Alderman, Mary Lefevre, Laurel Harron, Patty Hamblin, Megan Gilstrap, F.ddie Wilson, Pat Guinn, Mark Sears, Cindy Holden, Nancy Patterson, Vicki Beck, Shirley Abbott, Kim Cowan, Maribeth Dillraan. THIRD ROW—Marcia Rose, Gail Griffin, Jan Comer, Wesley Wingate, Greg Stern, Andrea Holley, Steve Reed, Rick Driscoll, Tammy Aubry, Sue Miller, Chris Whittle, Buster Maloney, Ken McDonald, Denice Waltrip, Deb South. FOURTH ROW—Frank Coachman, Dean Brown, Jim Porterfield, Bruce Cain, Darrell Wofford, Curt Blackkctter, John Sanders, Renna Abbott, Chris Young, Steve Stamets. BACK ROW—Don Fite, Doug Wofford, Derven Rogers, Mary Robinson, Cindy Maloney, Jame Hargus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicc-Prcs. —Don Fite, Pres. --Rick Dricoll, Sec.-- Vicki Sears. Director: Mike Barry Marching band drummers: Don Fite, Doug Wofford, D'Lynn Davison, Derven Rogers, Steve Hardman, Jan Wooten, Lee Ann Odom, Ron Lewis. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW--Chris Whittle, Darrell Wofford, Dean Brown, Frank Coachman, Don Fite, Jamc Hargus, Derven Rogers, Rick Driscoll. SECOND ROW—Mike Barry, Chris Young, Megan Gilstrap, Sue Miller, Denicc Waltrip, Andrea Holley, Vicki Sears, Deb South, Wendy Stew' art, Cindy Holden. Chanters LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW—Mary Strieker, Kathy Tacker, Ken McDonald, Cheryl Allen, Diana Riddle, Lori Hamilton, Bruce Cain, Sharon Mattcson, Pat Guinn. SECOND ROW—Elaine Bunting, Lynn King, Cindy Dickson, Derrell Patterson, Jenny Orson, Dennis Kunkcl, Mary Robinson, Bill Beachy, Nancy Glover, Mary Lefevre, Buster Maloney, Cyd Riley, Susie Knapp. THIRD ROW--Kay Reed, Wesley Wingate, Ramona Hamilton, Paul Hoffman, Nida Ford, Dcrven Rogers, Nancy Reno, Bill Moore, Leslie Nay, Mike Scarborough, Teresa Fleming, Fred Kunkcl, Mary Glover, BACK ROW—Jame Hargus, Jayme Tooke, Gary Mauldin, Cindy Holden, Steve Harter, Melanie Beachy, Wayne Robertson, Cindy Maloney, Cheryl Cloud, Steve Stamets, Deb South, John Sanders, Jayne Houston. 134—Clubs Morning Star LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW—Dennis Kunkcl, Bruce Cain, Derven Rogers. BACK ROW—Paul Hoffman, Mrs. David Blackburn, Dcrrcll Patterson, Mary Robinson, Ken McDonald, Keslie Nay, Pat Guinn, Jayne Houston, Susie Knapp, Cheryl Allen. Clubs—135 Galleon LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Turner, Eddie Wilson, Ronnie Hardeway, Kay Bedingfield, Liz Glassford, Angelyn Frankenberg. The Galleon, McMurry's student published and written literary magazine is consistently one of the most outstanding magazines in its division of the Texas Inter-Collegiate Press Associa- tion. It includes short stories, poems, essays, original drawings and photographs done by Me Murry Students. 136--Clubs Lions Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Evans, Chuck Smith, Wes Brown, Ricky Gray, Tim Hogsett, Joe Carvajal, Bob Jones, Cary Cloud. President: Gary Cloud 1st Vice-Pres. : Wes Brown 2nd Vice-Pres. : Robert Jones 3rd Vice-Pres. : Chuck Smith Recording Sec. : Ricky Gray Corresponding Sec. : Ricky Gray Sponsor: Mr. Jim Wilkes Clubs--137 138--Club$ Co-editors: Susan Blassingame Carol Reeve Assistants: Debbie Stovall Janet Rinard Photographers: Gary Cloud Randy Baker Sponsor: Mike Davis War Whoop 140-Clubs STANDING AT THE PRINTER'S SHOP are War Whoop members Cheryl Striley, editor; Kay Bedingfield and Donna Day, staff writers; Liz Classford, assistant editor; Gary Farnsworth, staff writer; and Wes Brown, business manager. .. War Whoop sponsor, Pat Bennett, listens attentively as staff members discuss McMurry policies. Clubs--141 V. Sigma Tau Delta LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW—Marcy Davis, Kathy Tacker. Neil Ely, Linda Henderson, Joyce Carroll. President: Linda Henderson Vice-Prcs. : Eddie Wilson Sec. -Treasurer: Laurie Hays Reporter: Neil Ely Sponsors: Dr. Gene Rister Mrs. Clyde Herrington SECOND ROW—Eddie Wilson, Cheryl Striley, Carol Hughes, Sigma Tau Delta promotes interest in Eng- lish. Organized in March of 1951. The Mc- Murry Chapter aims to promote the mastery of written expression, encourage worth- while reading and bring together students specializing in English literature and language. 142—Clubs Intervarsity Christian Fellowship LEFT TO RIGHT: Or. Bert Affleck, Sponsor, Ava Thomp- son, K'Lynn Borchardt, Luane Lee, James Martin, .Mark Devito, Karen Koon, David Gray, Ruth Unger, Vicky Hamb- len, Laurie Jordan, Jimmy Nelson, David Hestand, Dr. Joseph Stamey, Sponsor. President: James Martin Vice-Pres. : David Grey Secretary: Karen Koon Prayer Chairmen: Rick Driscoll Jame Haigus Evangelism Chairman: David Hestand Publicity Chairman: Joe Bentley Sponsors: Russ Wise Dr. Joe Stamey Clubs—143 Alpha Phi President: Chris McCormick Vice-Pres. : Dean Turnbull 2nd Vice-Pres. : David Hestand Rec. Sec. : Lance Jameson Cor. Sec. : Jim Porterfield Treasurer: Mark Sears Chaplain Historian: Charles Bloomer Sponsors: Dr. A. C. Sharp, Dr. Ben Pilcher, Lou Carter Omega The Omicron Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was organized in May 1964. Its purpose is to render service to the campus. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Lance Jameson, Chris McCormick, Mark Sears. SECOND ROW—Wayne Robertson, Carl Childers, Jim Porterfield. THIRD ROW—Dr. Pilcher, David Hestand, Donald Miller. kPO had a bathtub pull for the Heart Fund. Lew N|aurc«n CM?MccSnicV. We. Wingate. Lee Ann Odom (sweet- leart),' Bill Richburg, and Carl Childers helped w.«h the Fund. .. r. Pilcher (sponsor) and members welcome and J w'th pro pective members. . . David Evans hangs the APO banner. Clubs--145 LFFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW—Dr. A. C. Sharp (sponsor), Mrs. Lucille Hodges (sponsor), Danny Reynolds, James Holman. RACK ROW--Dr. Bill Dulin (sponsor), Dwight Needles, Kerry Hibbltts, James Stewart. Sigma Pi Sigma, an honor society for physics students, and the American Institute of Physics combined to form the Society of Physics Students. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in physics. Society Of Physics Students Women’s Inter club FRONT TO BACK: Cindy Dickens, Lee Ann Odom, Linda Cade, Delilah Young, Donna Workman, Angelyn Frankenburg, Glenda Hibbitts, Diane Clonts, Sandy Sullivan. Cathy Adams. President: Linda Cade Women’s Interclub Council serves as a Vice-Pres. : Delilah Young connecting link for all women's social clubs. Sec. -Treasurer: Cathy Adams It is composed of the president and a repre- Sponsor: Sandy Sullivan sentative of each club. Each year the council composes a rule book concerning pledging, sponsors a rush tea for all rushees, and pre- sents the annual spring presentation of pledges. Clubs--147 R. O. T. C Hardin — Simmons University holds ROTC classes on its campus. Stu- dents from each of the three institutions of higher learning in Abilene participate in this program. McMurry ROTC cadets include Effie Hand- field, Vicky Putman, Arden Marelender, Peter Sevigny, Mike McCrae, George Worthington, Marie Martinez, Randal Waters, Joe Cavarjal, Miguel Hermosillo, Lance Moore, Glen Rutherford, Mark Ward, and David Wells. 148—Clubs LETT TO RIGHT: Neil Fly, Paul Weaver, Deb South, Donna Dorsett (sponsor), Jeanne Cole, Cindy Maloney, Mary Glover, Darrell Wofford, Buster Maloney, Eddie Wilson. Alpha Psi Omega Organized in 1925, Alpha Psi Omega strives to encourage the theater on Me Murry campus and to give recognition to per- sons participating in theatrical activities. This organization serves as the governing board for the theater group and is the nucleus for all theater productions. President: Deb South Vice-Pres.: Neil Ely Sec. -Treas. : Phil Brewer Clubs--149 Fellowship Of Black Students President: Clifford Cobb, Jr. Vice-President: Irvin Johnson Recording Sec.: Vickie Baker Corresponding Sec.: Cynthia Thurston Treasurer: Nathaniel Jackson Chaplain: Lonnie Johnson Public Relations: Clarence Sadler Scrgcnt at Arms: Charles Dickenson Sponsors: Mrs. Teresa Ross Mr. Jimmy Black LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Terry Ross, sponsor, Tom Mays, Nathaniel Jackson, Vicki Baker, Lonnie Johnson, Cynthia Thur- ston, Mary Robinson, Irwin Johnson, Sidney Mulkcy, Clifford Cobb. Student Education Association LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW—Donna Day, Cyndi Dickens Linda Cade, Marsha Buck, Sue Childers. SECOND ROW— Linda Henderson, Dale Hargus, Beth Adcock, Marcia Rose, Karen Gale, Pat Noll, Vicki Beck, Dr. Joe Humphrey. President: Linda Henderson Vicc-Prcs.: Cyndi Dickens Secretary: Marcia Rose Reporter: Donna Day The Student Education Association was or- ganized to help future teachers prepare for their careers at all levels. The SEA meets monthly with programs that can be helpful in actual teaching situations. The SEA attends a state convention and hosts a spring teacher appreciation tea for student teachers and their coordinating and supervising teachers. Clubs—151 International Club I EFT TO RIGHT: M'Ballu Dumbaya, Maria Muro, Miguel Ortiz, Dr. El Attrache, Rosie Tumbaga, Liz Marquez, Marilia De Oliveira. President: Maria Del Socorro Muro Vice-Pres. : Marilia Oliveira Secretary-Treasurer: M'Ballu Dumbaya Sponsor: Dr. El-Attrache The International Club was organized to provide an opportunity for the members to ex change facts and ideas about their respective countries. It has functions such as a Christ- mas Party and weekly get-togethers on the campus. 152—Clubs Phi Alpha Theta LETT TO RIGHT: Steve Reed, Dr. Rister, Bob Warren, Doug Wofford, Dorenda McConnell, John Ybarra, Nancy Hardwick, Fred Crindle, Phil Brewer, Dr. Downs. 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 together students and faculty who have a com- mon interest of history, both intellectually and Socially. President: Doug Wofford Vice-Pres.: Fred Grindle Sec. -Trcas. : Nancy Hardwick Clubs—153 SCCM President: Derrell Patterson Vice-Prcs.: Laurie Hays Recording Sec.: Carol Alderman Sponsor: Bert Affleck LEFT TO RICHT: Laurie Hays, Bill Richburg, Ava Thomp- son, Richard King, Beth Adcock, Bert Affleck, Eddie Mar- cum, Carol Alderman, David Hestand, Cail Clough, Der- rell Patterson. 154—Club Christian Outreach LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW--Rita Ralston, Paul Weaver, Christi Lorang, Mary Scott McKinney, Becky Ely, Randy Baker. SECOND ROW--Ava Thompson, Dar- lene Greer, Elaine Bunting, Roy Salazar, Beth Adock, John Manning, Laurie Jor- dan, Tammy Aubrey, Wes Bell, Linda Trigg, Arden Marslender. THIRD ROW— Laurie Hays, Janet Rinard, Raymond Moorex Steve James, Bill Balch, Cyd Riley, Bob Creene, Lieu Hoang, Marty Cash, Mike Evans, David Hestand, Carl Chalders, TOP ROW--Alison Comer, Donna Robinson, Steve Stamets, Bill Richburg, Eddie Marcum, Gail Clough, Rita Patterson (sponsor), Bert Affleck (sponsor). Clubs 1SS Pi Kappa Delta TOP TO BOTTOM: Neil Ely, Phil Brewer, Deb South, Mary Scott McKinney, Diane Clonts, Carroll Haggard. President: Phil Brewer Vice-Pres. : Neil Ely Secretary: Jerry Thomas Treasurer: Kent Young Sponsor: Carrol Haggard Organized in the spring of 1967, Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary fraternity for inter-collegiate debaters and orators. The membership is governed by the number of speech events an interested person enters. The categories in a speech tournament include debate, poetry, extrem- poraneous speaking, original oration and prose. 156-Club Phi Beta Lambda LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW—Tom Mays, Alan Herman, Steve Strickland; 2ND ROW—William Zavatson, James Spencer; 3RD ROW—Randy Hisey, Darlene Greer, Janice Lawler; 4TH ROW— Gary Best, Nancy Johnson, Joe Carvajal; 5TH ROW—Tom Williamson, Janclle Thacker, Karen Koon; 6TH ROW—Mary Lord, Donna Workman, Janet Rinard; TOP ROW—Dennis Mil- ler, Bob Jones, Mike Novak. President: Donna Workman Vice-Prs.:Joe Carvajal Sec.: Valli Ann Brawner Treasurer: Nancy Johnson Historian: Janelle Thacker Reporter: Karen Koon Sponsor: Dr. Flores The newest na- tional 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 com- petent business leadership and to improve and es- tablish standards for entrance into business. Clubs—1S7 Organized in 1926, Wah Wahtaysee strives to promote college spirit and a friendly atmo- sphere at Me Murry. Serving as the campus hostess group, it is one club which tends to unite the social clubs and all other organiza- tions in order to have a unified campus. It is also a service club, serving McMurry and the community. President: Carol Reeve Vicc-Prcs. : Mary Strieker Secretary: Kim Cowan Treasurer: Carol Alderman Historian: Effie Handficld Service Projects Chairman; Cindy Wall Reporter: Ramona Hamilton Sponsors: Mrs. Joyce Carroll Mrs. Janie Shaokleford LIFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW--Carol Reeve, Shirley Abbott, Margaret Manry, Teresa Callaway, Ra- mona Hamilton, Lori Hamilton, Mary Strieker, Maribeth Dillman. SECOND ROW--Mary Lefcvre, Cheryl Cloud, Cindy Dickson, Jaymc Took, Nancy Pittard, Bobbi Schworzbach, Rita Ralston, Carol Al- derman, Kim Cowan. Wah Wahtaysee 1S8 Gamma Sigma Epsilon Along with the American Chemical Society, Gamma Sigma Epsilon strives to future inter- est in all facets of Chemistry, both academic and professional. Regarded as one of the finest chemistry departments in the state, the Mc- Murry department has turned out many out- standing doctors and teachers. President: Rod Fabian Sec.-Treasurer: Jim Thomas Sergent-at-Arms: Carl Sulscr Sponsor: Dr. Roy Sonntag Dr. W. Norton Jones Dr. E. Lyndol Harris LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW—Dr. Harris, David Schkade, Carl Stubbs. SECOND ROW—Dr. Sonntag, Carl Sulser, Dr. Jones, James Stewart, Dr. Klassen. American Chemical Society President: Dwight Needles Vice-Pres. : Carl Sulser Sec. -Treasurer: James Stewart Sponsor: Dr. E. Lyndol Harris Dr. W. Norton Jones Dr. Roy Sonntag LEFT TO RICHT: FIRST ROW—Mark Scan, Cindy Wall. Joyce Grimes, Dr. Sonntag. SECOND ROW—Bill Picrpont, Carl Stubbs, Charlie Ebarb, Steve Horn, Carl Sulser. THIRD ROW—Dr. Klasscn, Dr. Harris, Dr. Jones, James Stewart. 160— Clubs Fellowship Of Christian Athletes President: Richard King Vice-Pres.: Cliff Stephens Sec. :--Tana Webb Sponsors: Bert Affleck Don Newsom One of the college’s newest organizations, die Fellowship of Christian Athletes confronts athletes and coaches with spreading Christ- ianity diroughout the world. LEFT TO RICHT: FIRST ROW—Dean Bouldin, Richard King, Paul Phillips. SECOND ROW—Jack Holley, Carol Reeve, Marsha Buck, Nancy Hardwick, Patty Hamblin, Cliff Stephens. THIRD ROW—Steve Simmons, Kirk Stroud, Megan Cilstrap, Rcnna Abbott, Susan Bynum, Amy Ccc, Tana Webb, Janet Dunlavy, Jimmy Allen, Neil LaMond. FOURTH ROW—Bert Affleck, Don Ncwson, Chuck Bell, Clarence Sadler, Brett Parr, Harvey Oaxoca, David Turner, Doug Wof- ford, David Booth, Brynda Bryant, Randy Stinnett, Austin Chamress, Mike Cummings, Cliff Odenwald. Clubs—161 Kappa Delta Pi LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW—Dr. Easley, Linda Cade, Marsha Buck, Laura Benton, Jan Smith, Kathy Shelton, Marcia Rose, Carol Alderman. SECOND ROW—Paula Cullins, Jean Pinson, Dotsy Singletary, Cyndi Dickens, Karen Gale. 4 This national organization encourages excellence in scholar- ship, improvement in teacher preparation, and contributions to education. President: Laura Benton Vice-Pres. : Cyndi Dickens Secretary: Marcia Rose Treasurer: Eddie Wilson Reporter: Carol Alderman Historian: Dale Hargus Sponsor: Dr. Easley 162 Clubs Alpha Chi The purpose of Alpha Chi is to promote and recognize scholarship in all areas of education. Lifetime membership is limited to top 10 per cent of union and senior classes. President: Phil Brewer Vice-Pres. : Laurie Hays Secretary: Vicki Sears Treasurer: Burton Balch Sponsors: Dr. Robert Sledge Dr. Roy Sonntag Mr. Wayne Barnett LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW—Doug Wofford, Ken McDonald, Burton Balch, Terry Crocker, Jim Thomas, David Wilker- son, David Scotty, Phil Brewer, Rita Rostron, Kathy Tacker, Steve Reed, Janellc Thacker, Dr. Sledge. FRONT ROW— Vicki Scars, Caroi Turner, Leslie Nay, Laurie Hays, Kathy Shelton, Marsha Buck, Beth Addcock, Cyndi Dickens. p I e d g e s Delta Beta pledges are FROM BACK, LEFT TO RICHT, Debbie Hall, Eva Black, Marsha More- head, Sue Miller, Malena Chamness, Renee Ab- bott, Shirley Abbott, Angie Triana, Dana Walls, Susan Bynum, Mary Kay Smith, and Wendy Stewart. HE! Pledges are jon Cates, Tom Williamson, Bob Jones, and John Sanders. KIVA Pledges, STANDING, are Ronald Holmes, Rus Howerton, Rick Penny, (Pledge Master) Jim Raughton, Jerry Thomas, and Mike Scarborough. SITTING are Bill Balch, Jamc Hargus, Henry Wil- liams, Wayne Alexander, and Bruce Cain. Clubs—165 Various Activities Provide Enjoyment 166 167 Delta Beta Epsilon Kay Beth Alexander, Vice-President Gail Burden, Recording Secretary Diane Clonts Becky Ely, Treasurer Janie Henderson Mrs. Clyde Herrington, Sponsor Stephanie Higgins, Marshal Mary Scott McKinney Connie Matney Connie Mcdlock Janie Payne Becky Ratliff Lee Ann Richardson Debbie Stovall, Parliamentarian Gale Sudbury, Corresponding Sec. Beth Wilson, Chaplain Terrie Wurschmidt, Interclub Rep. Delilah Young, President Delta Beta Epsilon was established in 1944 to foster friendliness among its members as well as all students and groups with whom they come in contact. Members are recognized easily on campus by their bright green sweaters. Activities include Fall and Spring picnics; an Exes and Mother's Dinner at Homecoming; a slumber party before Sing-Song; a Christmas party; summer reunion; and money making projects. The winter is highlighted by a ski trip to Red River and an all school dance. 168--Clubs T.l.P. Dan Alexander, Anchor Man Joyce Carroll, Sponsor Lucille Hodges, Sponsor Marsha Buck, Intramural Rep. Brynda Bryant, Treasurer, Historian Linda Cade, President Cathy Core, Corresponding Sec. Laurie Crofford Paula Cullins, Gobbette Mistress Mary Gooch, Parliamentarian Patty Hamblin Nancy Hardwick, Keeper of Keys Glenda Hibbits, Interblub Rep. Janie Kirkland, Alumni Committee Shelly Lorang, Alumni Committee Dawncllc Meadows, Chaplain Carol Reeve, Vice- President Valerie Sledge, Alumni Committee Rosie Tumbaga, Reporter T.l.P. founded Jan. 11, 1925, is the oldest women's social club on campus. The theme is a nautical one with colors of black and white representing the Good Ship T. I. P. The anchor is the club symbol and the flower is the gardenia. The basis of T.l.P. is sisterhood, which encourages the cultural, spiritual, and physical growth of womanhood. T.l.P. sponsors the annual Sing-Song and participates in all of the other activities on campus. Clubs—169 Barbara Black Ron Lewis Cathy Adams Lee Chappell Angclyn Frankcnbcrg Pi Delta Phi Pi Delta Phi was organized in 1965 to develop the talents of each individual member. One of the primary goals is con- tributing to all phases of cultural, educational, and social ac- tivities on campus. Fall and spring picnics, a spring banquet and a Christmas service project are some of the specific ac- tivities. Pi Delta Phi colors are camel and black, and the bronze chrysanthemum is the flower. The torch is the club symbol. Frances Fry Lit Classford Maria Muro Jean Pinson Cheryl Striley Dorothy Singeltary 170-Clubs Gamma Sigma Limia Henderson, President Lynn Condron, Intramural Rep. Darlene Creer, Vice- President Donna Day, Secretary Gay Clough Linda Branon, Chaplain Gamma Sigma is the second oldest club on campus. It was organized to promote fellowship among its members and through this fellowship spread friendship and unity throughout the campus. Among its activities are a spring and fall picnic, a spring banquet, participation in Sing-Song, intramurals, and Homecoming; A Mother-Daughter Luncheon at Presentation; a summer reunion; Christmas party and a Home- coming exes dinner. Money-making projects include selling baked potatoes and collecting for Muscular Dystrophy. Gamma Sigma's colors arc electric blue and silver. The club flower is the cornflower. Vicki Beck, Marshall Valli Ann Brawner, Treasurer Donna Workman Clubs—171 Theta Chi Laura Benton Susan Blassingamc Kim Cowan, Social Committee Marilynn Cox, Historian Dianne Dendy Cyndi Dickens, Social Committee Janet Dunlavy, Social Committee Patricia Frosch, Pledge Mistress Kandy Kerr Effie Handficld Dale Hargus Melanie Harrell, Corresponding Sec. 172--Clubs Lambda Charlotte Hays, Historian Laurie Hays, Recording Sec. Andrea Holley, Publicity Jan Huic Theta Chi Lambda, one of the youngest social clubs, was organized to have no per- sonal pledging. Among its activities arc a faculty coke party, picnics, banquet, Sing- Song, homecoming, Christmas party and caroling, and money-making projects. Par- ents of seniors are invited to the Spring Banquet. Its members are encouraged to participate actively in the campus life. Red, white, and gray are the colors of the club, and the flower is the red rose. Paulette Lancaster, Chaplain Lee Ann Odom, President Jill Page Judy Patterson Debby Pankert, Vice- President Diana Riddle, Treasurer Marcia Rose, Parliamentarian Vicki Sears, Songleader Carol Turner Carol Vandiver, Social Committee Pam Vardeman, Intcrmural Rep. Suzanne Williams, Interclub Rep. Clubs—173 H.E.I. Eta Epsilon Iota (HEI) was formed in the Spring of 1962. The club strives to fulfill the social needs of men and at the same time develop the most outstand- ing qualities of each member in forming lasting col- lege friendships. The purpose of the club is to further the goals of Me Murry College by a program of aca- demic, physical, and spiritual excellence in college life. The club colors arc blue and gold. BELOW: Cary Cloud, Charlie Ebarb, Don Hothan, Ken Higdon. RIGHT: Richie Cravens, Sponsor, Kent Young. 174--CIub« TOP: Lance Jameson, Tim Phillips, Bob Gillette, Sponsor, Tom Mays. LEFT: Jud Hardy, Sponsor, Pat Frosch, Sweetheart. RIGHT: Ricky Gray, Wes Brown, David Schkade. Clubs—17S Carl Childers, President David Wilcox, Social Chairman Tim Ericson, Treasurer Jeff Longino, Recording Sec. Steve James, Corresponding Sec. Jerry Teel, Ir.terclub Rep. Wes Bell, IntTamural Rep. Phil Brewer Wesley Floehr K i v a Bob Greene Keith Jameson 176—Clubs David McCowen Steve Tarter Brad Willingham Eddie Wilson Jimmy Pierce, Tailtwister KIVA was created in 1939 with its main purpose being to promote fellowship among its members through the varied activities of a close-knit fraternal group and to stimulate school spirit in every way possible. The club colors are maroon and white. KIVA members come from all fields of study in the college. The emphasis is not on simi- lar vocational or avocational interests, but on developing a close friendship with men of varied interests. During the pledge sea- son, the pledge may be identified by his black and white shoeshine bos. Activities include Fall and Spring picnics. Fall Black and White formal dance, and a Spring Ban- quet. Kiv is shown participating in Slime Olympics. Clubs—177 Ko Sari Dr. Clark Beasley, Sponsor Paulette Lancaster, Sweetheart Dan Alexander Cave Baum Karl Baumgardner, Secretary Chuck Bell Charles Bloomer Terry Crocker Phillip Dortch David Fulkerson Dean Hufstedler Don Johnston, Chancellor of the Exchequer Orville Latham John Leach 178--Clubs The nine charter members of Ko Sari held their first meeting on January 3, 1937. Its constitution describes the aims and pur- poses of the club as a closer fellowship among its members; encouragement of high moral standards, and superior scholastic achievement; and furtherance of a democ- ratic spirit on the McMurry campus. Each Mike uidecker spring semester the Knight of Ko Sari ex- Alien Mauldin, Hiitorian tend bids to those men who in the opinion of the club could become good club brothers. Potential members undergo a period of Squireship identified by their white paddles. The club colors are Silver and Black. Act- ivities include a Homecoming exe's dinner, fall and spring picnics, Christmas Party, Cene Mwcwejj and a Formal Spring Banquet, and partici- sSt Pan intramural pation in intramurals. Rep Paul Phillips Bill Pierpont, Scribe Cliff Stephens, Knight Grand Commander Carl Sulser Jim Thomas, Scribe John Thomas, Counsellor Gary Turner Blake Woodall, Historian Clubs—179 ■■ Chi O mi cron Back Row: Left To Right--Dean Brown, Bob Hooper, Larry Bilbrey, Ralph Bowen (secretary), Greg Fabian (treasurer), Chuck Smith, Tom Garrett (Sargent-at-arms), Bill King. Front Row: Dwight Needles (vice-president), Rod Fabian (President), Winston Whitt, Larry Howard (pled- gemaster), Don Criswell, Randy Daniell, James Stewart, Chris Young, Tim Hogsett. I H R Left To Right: Front Row--Harvey Oaxaca (Keeper of Lodge), Steve Simmons, Randy Pool, Ronney Maberry, Hershel Jones (Vice-President), Mark Miller (Interclub Representative). Second Row--Morris Sanches, Roy Sonnenburg, D.J. Johnson, David Turner, Tony Stricklin (Intramural Representative), Steve Ernst, Steve Evans, Billy Sudbury (President), Walt Ship- man, Keith Beverly, Fred Grindle (Secretary), Kerry Hibbitts, Mike Ashcraft. Top Row--Ron Lankford, Don Lankford. Not shown: Gene Wiseman (Treasurer), Steve Lopez. Clubs—181 Alpha Sigma Chi Pledges LETT TO RIGHT (FRONT ROW): Jimmy Amaro, Kevin Abel, Terry Odom, Robert Pittard, Gilbert Gallegos, Greg Hogue, Pat Downey, Terry Bates. Members (BACK ROW): Lupe Gutierrez, Adrian Allen, Bo Jones, David Tow, Gordon Bius, Sam Jernigan, Dale Doby, Cliff OdenwaId. 182—Clubs 1976 Pledges T. l.P. Pledges STANDING are D'Lyn Davison. Amy Gee, Elaine Bunting, Nancy Pittard, Sharon Matteson, and Teresa Callaway. SITING arc Margaret Maury, Nancy Sheridan, and Marcy Davis. Pledging Chi Omicron are Terry Overton and Bill King, not pictured. Theta Chi Lambda Pledges STANDING are Alice Ann Bled- soe, Jayme Tookc, Debbie Craig, Cyd Riley, Cindy Holden, Nida Ford, Maribeth Dillman, Cheryl Cloud, and Paula Cris- well. SITTING are Lori Hamil- ton, Mary Strieker, Mary Lefcv- re, Rita Ralston, and Cindy Dickson. Clubs--183 Pi Delta Phi pledges are Pam Barnett and Lizabeth Marquez. . .Gamma Sigma pled- ges are Layloni Drake and Janice Staggs . .. A. P.O. pledges are. FIRST ROW. Melanie Harrell, Joyce Grimes, Mo Rogers. SECOND ROW. Wes Wingate, Donny Starnes, THIRD ROW, Steve Horn, Raymond Moore, Jim Cramer. . . Ko Sari pledges are, FIRST ROW. Mark Sears, Terry Lambert, Ernest Havner; SECOND ROW. Frskine Metcalf, Paul Clowdus, Lonnie Reece, Jim Porterfield; THIRD ROW, Mark Pair, Jack Coving- ton; FOURTH ROW. Craig Talley, Steve Harrell, Rickie Baker. . . 1HR pledges are Don Lankford, Roy Sonnenburg, David Turner, Steve Evans, Morris San- ches, Walt Shipman, Ron Lankford, Mike Cummings, Keith Beverly, and Mike Ashcraft. 184—Clubs 186—Classes Classes—187 McMurry PAUL HOFFMAN, DOUG WOFFORD and BLAKE WOODALL helped to make the first Wounded Knee Dance a big success. KENNETH ABBOTT, Slaton MIKE ALEXANDER. Roscoe LESLIE ANDERSON, Colorado City DEBBIE ATES, Abilene BURTON BALCH, Odessa KARL BAUMCARDNER, Brownfield VICKI BECK, Dumas JOE BENTLEY, Brownfield LAURA BENTON, Abilene ANDY BLESSINC, Abilene CHARLES BLOOMER, Abilene LINN BORCHARDT, Tulia LINDA BRANON, Houston VALLI ANN BRAWNER, Snyder PHILLIP BREWER, Midland MARSHA BUCK. Coleman 188--Scniors Seniors GAIL BURDEN, Garland CATHY CARTER, Pampa MICHAEL CHESHIRE, Cisco CARL CHILDERS, Abilene HBi DARRELL COATS, San Antonio CLIFFORD COBB, JR., Augusta, Georgia VEVA COCKERELL, Aiken, South Carolina STAN COFFMAN, Morton RANDY DANIELL, Abilene MARCY DAVIS, Abilene CYNDI DICKENS, Clayton, New Mexico PHILLIP DORTCH, Abilene M'BALLU DUMBAYA, Sierra Leone, West Africa SUE FLORES, HAMLIN- PAT FROSCH, DEM INC, New Mexico FRANCES FRY, Abilene Seniors—189 KAREN CALE, Forsan BOB GILLETTE, Abilene CARY COBF-L, Baird LINDA COBEL, Baird OSCAR GUERRA, Hamlin LUPE GUTIERREZ, Corpus Christi DOYLA HAISLIP, Stanton WALT HA IS LIP, Stanton DALE HARGUS, Tahoka LAURIE HAYS, Lubbock TOM HELM, Clcbumc LINDA HENDERSON, Abilene DONALD HENNICAN, Fort Stockton PAUL HOFFMAN, Waco DON HOTHAN, Abilene SHERYL HUIE, Dallas 190—Seniors CAROL HUGHES, Abilene NANCY JOHNSON, Jamestown, New York DON JOHNSTON, Coleman LAURIE JORDAN, El Paso BILLY KING, Brcckenridge KAREN KOON, Stamford FRED KUNKEL, Lamesa NANCY LADUKE, Danville, Pennsylvania PAULETTE LANCASTER, Haughton, Louisiana RON LEWIS, Lubbock PATRICIA MARTIN, Abilene MICHAEL NLA THIS, Winters THOMAS MAYS, Abilene DENNIS MILLER, Clovis, New Mexico DONALD MILLER, Clovis, New Mexico HITOSHI MITSUNACA, Yamaguchi, Japan JIMMY NELSON, Brownfield WILLIAM NELSON, Albany PATRICIA NOLL, Danville, Pennsylvania LEEANN ODOM, Abilene JILL PACE, Quanah ROBERT PALLA, Abilene BRETT PARR, Childress DEBBY PENKERT, Abilene RICK PENNY, Richardson JIMMY PIERCE, Roswell, New Mexico JEAN PINSON, Roswell, New Mexico BECKY RATLIFF, Munday CYNTHIA REED, Spearman STEVEN REED, Spearman DANNY REYNOLDS, Abilene DIANA RIDDLE, FI Paso PAUL RIVARD, Tom Bean MARCIA ROSE, El Paso THELMA SANTIBANEZ, Abilene MARCARET SETTLE, Aspermont DAVID SMITH, Santa Rosa, New Mexico CORTON SMITH, Albuquerque, New Mexico JAN SMITH, Abilene DEB SOUTH, Clyde JANELLE THACKER, Rockingham, North Carolina DEBBIE TOWER, Abilene JACK TOWNSLEY, Abilene ROSIE TUMBAGA, Kekaha, Kauai, Hawaii KAREN VICK, Abilene HOMER WATSON, Wichita, Kansas KIM WHITAKER, Abilene SUZANNE WILLIAMS, Abilene JAMES STEWART, Lubbock DEBBIE STOVALL, Baird CARLSULSER, Earth ED TERBUSH, Abilene BETH WILSON, Abilene BLAKE WOODALL, Abilene KENT YOUNG, Dalhart WILLIAM ZAVATSON, Abilene Seniors—193 Renna Abbott, Spearman Shirley Abbott, Spearman Kevin Abel, Graham Catherine Adams, Abilene Beth Adcock, Brownfield Armand Aguirre, Mexico Raquel Aguirre, El Paso Carol Alderman, Hobbs, N.M. Dan Alexander, Abilene Kay Both Alexander, Irving Adrian Allen, Graham Cheryl Allen, Abilene Awni A1 Qintar, Abilene Jimmy Amaro, O'Donnell Frank Andrews, Celina Tammy Aubrey, Albuquerque, N.M. Randy Baker, Amarillo Rickie Baker, San Antonio Bill Batch, Levelland Danmore Banks, Raleigh, N. C. 194--Class Underclassmen Pamela Barnett, La Mesa, N.M. Terry Bates, Baird Cave Baum, Abilene Bill Beachy, Columbus, Ohio Melanie Beachy, Slaton, Debra Bearden, Abilene Kay Bedingfield, Abilene Chuck Bell, Espanola, N.M. Steve Bell, Hobbs, N.M. Jody Bennett, Big Spring Keith Beverly, Waco Gordon Bius, Lake Dallas Eva Black, Baird Kurt Blackketter, Shamrock Ruth Blankenship, Haskell Susan Blassingame, Colorado City Alice Ann Bledsoe, Abilene Tully Bledsoe, Abilene Virginia Bond, Los Alamos, N.M. Sheri Boone, Seymour Class—195 David Booth, Amherst John Booth, Amherst Joey Boswell, De Leon Dean Bouldin, Borger Virginia Breedlove, Lamesa David Brosius, Brookvillc, Pa. Susan Bynum, Richardson Linda Cade, Brownfield Bruce Cain, Abilene Teresa Callaway, Midland Wes Brown, Haskell Brynda Bryant, Abilene Bill Bullard, Early Elaine Bunting, Henrietta Connie Carter, Abilene Marty Cash, Lubbock Jeff Cearley, Lovington, N. M. Austin Chamness, Ranger Malena Chamness, Fort Worth Lee Chappell, El Paso 196—Class Debbie Church, Loop Mark Clark, Abilene James Clearwater, Abilene Diane Clonts, Knox City Cheryl Cloud, Lubbock Cail Clough, Borger Paul Clowdus, Abilene Frank Coachman, Killeen Randy Collins, Monahans Alison Comer, Albuquerque, N.M. Kim Cowan, Muleshoe Debbie Craig, Abilene Paula Criswell, Hobbs, N.M. Terry Crocker, Abilene Paula Cullins, Childress Mike Cummings, Odessa Class—197 Keith Curlce, Cruver David Cutbirth, Monahans D'Lynn Davison, Hereford Theresa Davis, San Antonio Billy Dawson, Abilene Janie Dawson, Valera Donna Day, West Covina, Calif. Steve Day, Casper, Wyoming Dianne Dendy, Abilene Patti Dennis, Abilene Dianne Devanney, Coleman Cindy Dickson, San Antonio Maribeth Dillman, Muleshoc Pat Downey, More lie Lay Ion i Drake, El Paso Rick Driscoll, Spearman Donna Dubose, Abilene Mike Dudley, Merkel Janet Dunlavy, Perryton Charlie Ebarb, Sweetwater The Drummers perform with the Indian Band at half- time of a football game. Those shown are Doug Wof- ford, Derven Rogers, and Ron Lewis. Class- - 198 Becky Ely, Abilene Neil Ely, Abilene Deanne Emory, Abilene Tim Ericson, Seminole Steve Ernst, Grand Prairie Modesto Espinoza, Nicaragua, C.A. David Evans, Gruver Mike Evans, Gruver LaGina Fairbetter, Abilene Gary Farnsworth, Albuquerque, N.M. Don Fite, Abilene Teresa Fleming, Big Spring Wesley Floehr, Waco Jayme Tooke, Denver, Colo. Nida Ford, Lovington, N. M. Franklin Freeland, Baird Joe Fries, El Paso David Fulkerson, Brownfield Craig Gann, Abilene Beccy Garvin, Lueders Marilia De Oliveira and Carla Mcllroy look over all of the letters Marilia has received from her friends in South America. Jon Gates, Shallowater Amy Gee, Amarillo Ronnie Gentry, Odessa Rick Gibson, Denver City Megan Gilstrap, El Paso Liz Glassford, Henrietta Shelly Glenn, Abilene Mary Glover, Abilene Nancy Glover, Abilene Mary Gooch, Abilene Pauline Goode, El Paso David Gray, Spade Necia Green, Moran Bob Greene, Morton Darlene Greer, Big Spring Gail Griffin, Lorenzo Joyce Grimes, Abilene Fred Grindlc, Graham Patricia Guinn, Lovington, New Mexico Debbie Hall, Luling Vicki Hamblen, Happy Patty Hamblin, Abilene 200--Class Lori Hamilton, Odessa Ramona Hamilton, Abilene Donald Hancock, Tipton, Indiana Linda Hardin, Abilene Steve Hardman, Tucson, Arizona Nancy Hardwick, Midland Jame Hargus, Garland Melanie Harrell, Cheyenne, Wyoming Don Harridge, Hermit Santa Claus visited an Indian Basket- ball Came! David Harrison, Abilene Lynda Harrison, Hamlin Marilyn Harrison, Hamlin Steve Harter, Abilene Ann Hartt, Abilene Charlotte Hays, Lubbock Ernest Havner, Abilene Janie Henderson, Haskell Alan Herman, Abilene Class—201 Laurel Herron, Abilene David Hestand, Roscoe John Manning searches (or a number in the directory while he works at the switchboard. Clenda Hibbitts, Abilene Kerry Hibbitts, Abilene Kerry Hibbitts, Graham Stephanie Higgins, Lubbock Cheryl Hill, Munday Greg Hogue, Lovington, N.M. Cindy Holden, Abilene Andrea Holley, Abilene James Hollis, Abilene James Holman, Canadian Ron Holmes, Van Horn Steve Horn, Plainview Jayne Houston, Ralls Leasa Huffaker, Tahoka Dean Hufstedler, Abilene Jan Huie, Dallas Doug Hutchings, Merkel Keith Jameson, Lubbock Lance Jameson, Matador Lorrie Jameson, Coleman Belinda Jemigan, Abilene Debbie Johnson, Wichita Falls Dunham Johnson, Amherst Kurt Johnson, San Antonio Bobbi Jones, Abilene Bruce Jones, Abilene Dianne Jones, Sweetwater Kit Kimbrell, Abilene Lynn King, Vega Richard King, Odessa William King, Pearland Janie Kirkland, Panhandle Susie Knapp, El Paso Jim Kraner, A lbuque rque, N. M. Susan Kuehler, Munday Dennis Kunkel, Abilene Paula Lambert, Fort Worth M.S. Lavasani-Nia, Tehran-Iran Class--203 Janice Lawler, Abilene Luane Lee, Hobbs, New Mexico Richard Lee, Abilene Mary Lefevre, Henrietta Cwen Lieb, Abilene Mike Lcidecker, White Oak Hoangx Lieu, Stratford Mike Lisle, Rule Kathy Lockhart, Abilene Jeff Longino, El Paso Christi Lorang, Artesia, New Mexico Shelly Lorang, Artesia, New Mexico Mary Lord, Corpus Christi Rhonda Mabry, Grand Prairie Cindy Machos, Collinsville, Illinois John Manning, Montgomery, Alabama Margaret Manry, Houston Lirabeth Manques, El Paso Virginia Marquez, Abilene Oscar Marshall, Hamlin 204--Class Arden Marslender, El Paso Maria Martinez, Floydada Terry’ Massie, Euless Connie Matney, Odessa Sharon Mattcson, Abilene Allen Mauldin, Borger Gary Mauldin, Borger Gene Maxwell, Clyde Stephen Mays, Stamford James McClure, Ovalo Chris McCormick, Levelland Isaac McCullar, Terrell Carla Mcllroy, Panhandle Mary Scott McKinney, Johnson City Polly McMillin, Abilene Raymond Moore, Estancia, N. M. William Moore, Salt Lake City, Utah Darrell Wofford seems to be hard at work. Mark Miller, Clovis, N.M. Sue Miller, Borger Laura Miner, Carlsbad, N.M. Dawnelle Meadows, Abilene Teresa Meadows, Munday Eddie Medford, Seagraves Connie Medlock, Deatsville, Alabama Erskine Metcalf, Abilene Goldstar's 1975 Balloon Fight was a smash! Marsha Morehead, Canadian Robert Morgan, Tye Rod Mosshart, Abilene Tim Mosshart, Abilene Sidney Mulhey, San Antonio Maria Muro, Juarez, Mexico Donna Murphy, Clayton, N. M. Sharyl Naron, Quanah Leslie Nay, Richardson David Nelson, Odessa Nancy Nelson, Albany Steve Nixon, Abilene James Nunn, Abernathy Harvey Oaxaca, El Paso Cliff Odenwald, Waco Terry Odom, Abilene Tim Oglesby, Coleman Marilia Oliveira, Brazil Jenny Orson, Lamesa Miguel Ortiz, Campeche, Mexico 206—Class Terry Overton, Abilene Sue Owen, Camden, Ark. Noel Pando, Andrews Micah Parks, Abilene Mark Parr, Childress DerTell Patterson, Seymour Judy Patterson, Seymour Nancy Patterson, Munday Janie Payne, Abilene Franklin Pearce, Abilene Cindy Penkert, Abilene Dave Peterson, Lawn John Pettit, Anson Paul Phillips, Fort Worth Stacey Pickard, Grand Prairie Bill Pierpont, Abilene Nancy Pittard, Morelle Robert Pittard, Morelle Randy Pool, Abilene Matt Popnoe, Coleman I Jim Porterfield, Abilene Paul Psien, Abilene Vicky Putman, LosAlamos N. M Rita Ralston, El Paso Mark Ray, Lubbock Lonnie Reece, Vemon Carol Reeve, Friona Cherylyn Reeves, Abilene Nancy Reno, Post Bill Richburg, Lakeview Cheryl Ridgeway, Breckenridge Cyd Riley, Roswell, N. M. Brenda Rimes, Aspermont Janet Rinard, Abilene Thomas Rives, Abilene Brenda Roach, Abilene Leigh Ann Roark, Dimmitt Renee Roark, Panhandle Wayne Robertson, Comanche Bobby Rogers, Colorado City Maureen Rogers, Artcsia, N.M. Steve Roller, Albuquerque, N.M. Guy Rosser, Abilene Clarence Sadler, Odessa 208--Class Roy Salazar, Hereford Greg Salley, Croibyton Morris Sanchez, O'Donnell Gregory Scales, Abilene David Shkade, Albany Bobbianne Schwa aback, El Paso Grady Scott, Abilene John Scott, Abilene Mark Sean, Tulsa, Okl. Vicki Sean, Dallas Mark Shaw, Portales, N.M. Kathy Shelton, Abilene Nancy Sheridan, Mineral Wells Walt Shipman, Abilene Grady Shytles, Post Valerie Sledge, Blake Woodall, Janie Kirkland, and Shelly Lorang enjoy a 'fun time'. Class—209 Steve Simmons, Anna Jackie Sims, Merkel Tim Slater, Oklahoma City Valerie Sledge, Artesia, N.M. Linda Smith, Clyde Rebecca Smith, Abilene Martha Smyth, Olton Sam Spence, Abilene Janice Staggs, Abilene Steve Stamets, Santa Fe, N.M Micki Stanley, Abilene Ricki Stanley, Abilene Donny Starnes, Coleman Jesse Steele, Abilene John Stephenson, Abilene Greg Stem, Abilene David Stevens, Odessa Ken Stewart, Abilene 210—Class Wendy Stewart, Lubbock Randy Stinnett, Hum Mary Strieker, Dallas Tony Stricklin, Grand Prairie Kirk Stroud, Hum Carl Stubbs, Grants N. M. Billy Sudbury, Abilene Gale Sudbury, Abilene Mary- Kay Sudbury, Abilene Joey Swain, Knox City Kathy Tacker, Dallas Craig Talley, Decatur Steve Tarter, Roswell, N.M. Lafoia Tausaga, Samoa Jerry Teel, Tulia Jerry Thomas, Coleman Jim Thomas, Tahoka John Thomas, Tahoka Class—211 Ava Thompson, Belen, N. M. Katherine Thompson, Abilene Sharon Thompson, Tuscola Russell Tower, Abilene Linda Trigg, Abilene Carol Turner, Abilene David Turner, Electra Cray Turner, Comanche Susan Ulmer, Abilene Ruth Unger, Deming, N.M. Carol Vandiver, El Paso Pam Vardeman, Lubbock Faye Vineyard, Albuquerque, N.M. Cindy Wall, Clovis, N.M. Debbie Wallace, Kermit Denise Waltrip, Roswell, N.M. Karen Wauneka, Tuba City, Arizona Terry Weatherbee, Graham Cathy Weaver, Brownfield 212—Class Paul Weaver, Albuquerque, N.M. Joey Wester, Celina Dana White, Abilene David Wilcox, Roswell, N.M. Thomas Williamson, Abilene Brad Willingham, Sweetwater KV-.XXXX Carol Wilson, Dallas Wesley Wingate, Mooresville Darrell Wofford, Las Cruces N.M. Doug Wofford, Las Cruces, N.M. Lee Ann Woodward, Borger Jan Wooten, Merkel Donna Workman, Lovington, N.M. George Worthington, Idalotf Terrie Wurschmidt, Clyde Delilah Young, Loop Zandi Young, Port Lavaca Peter Yuraites, Abilene Class—213 214 Index KENNETH ABBOTT. Slaton: Gen- eral Business Major, Band, Eta Epsilon lota, Dean's List. MIKE ALEXANDER, Roscoe: Gen- eral Business Major, Alpha Chi, Alpha Sigma Chi. LESLIE ANDERSON, Colorado City: Speech Major, English Minor, Stu- dent Education Association. DFBB1E ATES. Abilene: English Major, History Minor, Sigma Tau Delta. BURTON BAI.CH, Odessa: Math Major, English Minor, M.S.G., Math Club. KARI BAUMCARDNER, Brown- field: History Major, Political Science Minor, Ko Sari, Phi Alpha Theta Honor Society in History, Alpha Chi, Dean's List, Dorm Council, M. S. G. Food Committee. VICKI BECK, Dumas: Elementary Education Major, Music Minor, Chanters, Gamma Sigma. JOE BENTLEY. Brownfield: Art Major, English Minor, Alpha Phi Omega, Christian Outreach, Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship LAURA BENTON. Abilene: Elemen- tary Education Major, History Min- or, S. E.A., Kappa Delta Pi, Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtay- see. ANDY BLESSING, Abilene: Secon- dary Education Major, Ko Sari. CHARLES BLOOMER, Abilene: Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, M.S.C.. A.P.O.. Ko Sari. K LINN BORCHARDT. Tulia: Social Welfare Major, Spanish Minor, S. C. C. M.. Dorm Coun- cil, M.S.G. LINDA BRANON, Houston: Social Welfare Major, Psychology Minor, Gamma Sigma, Women's Inter- club, Christian Outreach, Dorm Council, S.C.C. M. VALLI ANN BRAWNER, Snyder: Accounting Major, Management Minor, Gamma Sigma, Phi Beta Lambda. PHILLIP BREWER, Midland: His- tory Major, English Minor, McMur- ry Speech and Theatre, KIVA, Al- pha Psi Omega, Pi Kappa Delta, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Chi, Sigma Delta Pi, Dean's List. MARSHA BUCK, Coleman: Ele- mentary Education Major, Speech Minor, Cheerleader, Volleyball, Basketball, T. 1. P., Reservation Princess, Totem Beauty. GAIL BURDEN, Garland: Elemen- tary Education Major, Art Minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Dorm Counse- lor. CATHY CARTER, Pampa: Physi cal Educaton Major, Business Edu- cation Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Volleyball. MICHAEL CHESHIRE, Cisco: Art Major, English and History Minor. CARL CHILDERS. Abilene: Sec- ondary Education Major, MSG-- Senator, V. P., Kiva--Pres. , Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Psi Omega, Lions Club, Who's Who, Scoutmaster. DARRELL COATS, San Antonio: Religion—Philosophy Major. CLIFFORD COBB. Augusta, Georg- ia: Social Studies Major, Fellow- ship of Black Students--President. VEVA COCKERELL, Aiken. South Carolina: Music Education Major, Band, Sing-Song, Delta Beta Ep- silon, Homecoming Show. STAN COFFMAN. Morton: Socio- logy Major, Psychology Minor, Alpha Sigma Chi. RANDY DAN!ELL, Abilene: Bio- logy Major, Chemistry Minor, Band, Chi Omicron, American Chemical Society. MARCY DAVIS, Abilene: Art Ma- jor, English Minor, T. I. P. CYNDI DICKENS. Clayton, New Mexico: Elementary Education Major, EnglishMinor, Theta Chi Lambda. PHILLIP DORTCH, Abilene: His- tory--Political Scicncc--English Major, Band Ko Sari M'BALLU DUMBUYA, Sien-a Leone, West Africa: Political Sci- ence Major, English Minor, Pi Delta Phi, International Club. SUE FLORES, Hamlin: Office Ad- ministration Major, Spanish Minor, Business Club (Phi Beta Lambda). PAT FROSCH, Deming, New Mexico: Social Welfare Major, Spanish Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Band, Martin Dorm Council, HE3 Sweetheart, Women's Interclub Council. FRANCES FRY, Abilene: Medical- Technology and Natural Science Major, Band, Pi Delta Phi, Wah Wahtaysee, Dorm Council. KAREN CALE, Forsan: Elementary Education Major, History Minor, Student Education Association. ROBERT GILLETTE, Abilene: Ele- mentary Educaton Major, HE1, Band, Chanters, Alpha Psi Omega. GARY GOBLE, Baird: Accounting Major, Alpha Chi, Ko Sari, Dean's List, Football. LINDA COBLE, Baird: Education Major, English Minor, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Phi, Student Educa- tion Association, Sigma Tau Delta, Dean's List, Band OSCAR GUERRA, Hamlin: Busi- ness Management Major. LUPE GUTIERREZ, Corpus Christi: Physical Education Major, Math Minor, Football, Alpha Sigma Chi DOYLA HAISLIP. Stanton: Elemen- tary Education Major, Enlgish Min- or, Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi- Treasurer, Alpha Chi. WALT HAISLIP, Stanton: Finance Major, Band. DALE HARCUS, Tahoka: Math Major, English Minor, MSG, Cheerleader, Theta Chi Lambda. LAURIE HAYS, Lubbock: English Major, Math Minor, Freshman Class Favorite, SCCM, Theta Chi Lambda, MSG. TOM HELM, Cleburne. LINDA HENDERSON, Abilene: Business Education Major, English Minor, Gamma Sigma, Phi Beta Lambda, Student Foundation, Sigma Tau Delta, Christian Out- reach. DONALD HENNICAN, Fort Stock- ton: Physical Education Major, History Minor, Football. PAUL HOFFMAN, Waco. DON HOTHAN, Abilene: Market- ing Major, HE3, Golf Team. SHERYL HUIE, Dallas: Elementary Education Major, Art Minor, Stu- dent Education Association, Theta Chi Lambda. CAROL HUGHES, Abilene: English Major, Spanish Minor, Sigma Tau Delta. NANCY JOHNSON. Jamestown, New York: Marketing Major, Busi- ness Club. DON JOHNSTON, Coleman: Fin- ance Major, Ko Sari, Phi Beta Lambda, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. LAURIE JORDAN, El Paso: Reli- gion Major, Sociology and Spanish Minor, Christian Outreach, Wah Wahtaysee, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Alpha Chi. BILLY KING, Breckenridge: Mar- keting Major. KAREN KOON, Stamford; Account- ing and Office Administration Major, SCCM, lntcr-Varsity Fel- lowship, Phi Beta Lambda. FRED KUNKEL, Lamcsa: Music Education Major, Voice--Theory Minor, Band. Chanters, MSC, Who's Who, Homecoming Show, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, God spell. NANCY LADUKE, Danville, Penn.: Chemistry Major, Math Minor, Chanters, Alpha Psi Alpha PAULETTE LANCASTER. Haughton, La.: Secondary Education Major, Theta Chi Lambda, Totem Beauty, MSG, Ko Sari Sweetheart. RON LEWIS. Lubbock: Natnial Science Major, Ko Sari, Band PATRICIA MARTIN. Abilene: Secondary Education Major, Eng- lish—History Minor. MICHAEL MATHIS. Winters: Phy- sical Education Major, Math Minor, Football. THOMAS MAYS, Abilene: History and Political Science Major, Eng- lish Minor. HF1, DENNIS MILLER, Clovis, New Mexico: Finance Major, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Beta Lambda. DONALD MILLER, Clovis, New Mexico; Art Major, Philosophy Minor, Alpha Phi Omega. HIT OSH! MJTSUNAGA, Yama- guchi, Japan: Business Major. JIMMY NELSON. Brownfield: Ele- mentary Education, English Minor, SCCM, Christian Outreach. WILLIAM NELSON, Albany: Sec- onadry Education Major, Football, Alpha Sigma Chi (Vice-President) PATRICIA NOLI, Danville, Penn.: Music Major, Chanters, Kappa Delta Pi, Student Education Asso- ciation. LF.F. ANN ODOM. Abilene: Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, Band, Theta Chi Lambda (Pres.), MSC, Wah Wahtaysee, Totem Beauty, Freshman Biology Award, Junior Class Favorite. JILL PATE, Ouanah: Social Wel- fare Major, Psychology Minor, Christian Outreach, Theta Chi Lambda, Band, Dean's List, Wah Wahtaysee. ROBERT PALLA, Abilene: Account- ing Major. BRETT PARR, Childress: Art Major, History Minor, Fellowship of Chirstian Athletes, SCCM, Totem Staff, Dean's List, Basketball, Track, Ko Sari, MSG. Index DFBBY PENKERT. Abilene: Ele- mentary Education Major, Art Mi- nor, Freshman Sec. --Treat., To- tem Beauty Finalist, Wah Wahtay- see, Theta Chi Lambda--songlead- er, social committee, Vice-Presi- dent. RICK PENNY. Richardson: Physi- cal Education Major, Speech Minor, Basketball, Student assistant for Basketball, Homecoming Show. JIMMY PIERCE. Roswell, New Mexico: English Major, Psychology Minor, Chanters, Kiva, MSC. JEAN PINSON. Roswell, New Mexico: Elementary Education, Psychology Minor, Student Educa- tion Association. BECKY RATLIFF, Munday: Secon- dary Education--English Major, Accounting Minor, Wah Wahtaysee, SEA, Kappa Delta Pi (Pres.), Sigma Tau Delta, Delta Beta Epsilon, (Vice-Pres. and Sec.), Dorm Council. CYNTHIA REED, Spearman: Music Major, Chanters, Delta Omicron, Momign Star. STEVEN REED. Spearman: Politi- cal Science Major, History Minor, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Chi, MSG, Band, Lab.Band. DANNY REYNOLDS, Abilene: Phy- sic Major, Math Minor, Society of Physics Students. DIANA RIDDLE El Paso: Music Education Major, Piano Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Morning Star, Chanters, Wah Wahtaysee. PAUL RIVARD. Tom Bean: Physi- cal Education Major, History Minor MARCIA ROSE El Paso: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Band, Martin Dorm Council. THELMA SANTIBANFZ, Abilene: Education Major, History Minor. MARCARET SETTLE, Aspermont: Elementary Major, Fnglish Minor. DAVID SMITH, Santa Rosa, New Mexico: Accounting Major, Ko Sari, Phi Beta Lambda. CORTON SMITH. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Religion Major, History Minor. JAN SMITH, Abilene: Elementary Education Major, Spanish Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Sigma Delta Pi. DEB SOUTH, Clyde: Music Educa- tion—Theater Major, Band, Chanters, Chamber Chorale, Morning Star, Lab Band, McMurry Musicals, Alpha Psi Omega JAMES STEWART. Lubbock: Che- mistry Major, Math Minor, Chi Omicron, American Chamical So- ciety, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Chi. DEBBIE STOVAL, Baird: Physical Education Major, Office Admin. Minor, Volleyball, Totem Beauty, Delta Beta Epsilon, Totem Staff CARL SULSER. Earth: Chemistry- Major, Math Minor, Ko Sari, Alpha Chi, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, American Chemical Society LAFOIS TAUSAGA, American Sa- moa: Business Major, International Club. ED TFRBUSH, Abilene: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor. JANELLE THACKER. Rockingham, N. C.: Management Major, Phi Beta Lambda. DEBBIE TOWER, Abilene: Market- ing Major, Wah Wahtaysee, Gamma Sigma, Phi Beta Lambda, Basket- ball. JACK TOWNSLEY, Abilene: Social Welfare Major, Psychology--Poli- tical Science Minor. ROSIE TUMBACA. Kekaha, Kauai, Hawaii: Social Welfare Major, Socialogy Minor, T. I. P. --Repor- ter, International Club, Social Concerns, Christian Outreach KAREN VICK, Abilene: Business Education Major. HOMER WATSON. Wichita, Kan- sas: Sociology Major, Psychology Minor. KIM WHITAKER, Abilene: History- Physical Education Major, Volley- ball, Wah Wahtaysee. SUZANNE WILLIAMS, Abilene: Math Major, German Minor, Theta Chi Lambda—Pres., interclub Representative, Treasurer, Junior Math Award, Wah Wahtaysee. BETH WILSON, Abilene: Physical Education Major, Speech Minor, Delta Beta Epsilon. Student Educa- tion Association--Vice-President. BLAKE WOODALL Abilene: Art Major, Ko Sari. KENT YOUNG, Dalhart: Speech . Education Major, Theater Minor, MSG, Head Cheerleader, Dorm Council, Food Council, Pi Kappa Delta, Indian Club, HE1--President WILLIAM 7.AVATSON, Abilene: Accounting Major, Management Minor. • Index A Abbott, Kenneth 188 Abbott, Renna 45,58, 132, 156,165, 194 Abbott, Shirley 4S, 71,132, 158.165.194 Abel, Kevin 194,182 Adams, Catherine 147,170, 194 Adcock, Beth 151,154,1S5, 194 Affleck, Bert 120, 143, 154, 155,156 Aguirre, Armando ISM Aguirre, Raquel ISM Alderman, Carol 132, 154, 158.194 Aldridge, Jessie (Spud) 122 Alexander, Dan 130,169, 178,ISM Alexander, Kay Beth 168, 194 Alexander, Mike 54,188 Alexander, Wayne 101, 165 Allen, Adrian 182,194 Allen, Cheryl 54, 134, 135, 39, 125, 192, 194 Allen, Jimmy 156 Allen, Shawn 126 Al-Qintar, Awni 194 Amaro, Jimmy 182, 194 Ammons, Ann 126 Anderson, Leslie 188 Andrews, Frank 74, 75,81, 194 Ashcraft, Mike 77,181, 185 Ates, Debbie 188 Aubrey, Tammy 63, 132, 155.194 B Babington, Kay 126 Baker, Debbie 23,126 Baker, Randy 155, 194, 139 Baker, Rickie 185, 194 Baker, Vicki 1S3 Bailey, Jim 93 Balch, Bill 155,165, 194 Balch, Burton 5M, 130, 188 Banks, Danmorc 194 Barnett, Pamela 184, 195 Barnett, Wayne 122 Barry, Michael 122, 132, 133 Bates, Terry 182,195 Baum, Cave 178,195 Baumgardner, Karl 178, 188 Be achy, Bill 134,195 Beachy, Melanie 135, 195 Bearden, Debra 195 Beasley, Dr. Clark 122,178 Beck, Vicki 132, 151, 188, 171 Bedingfield, Kay 136, 140, 195 Bell, Charles 156, 178, 195 Bell, Frances 126 Bell, Steve 195 Bell, Wes 155, 176 Bennett, Jody 30,195 Bennett, Pat 22, 120, 141 Bennett, Sheila 102 Bentley, Joe 188 Benton, Laura 172, 188 Best, Cary 157 Beverly, Keith 181, 185,181 Bilbrcy, Larry 180 Biles, Coelita 126 Bius, Cordon 6, 182, 195 Black, Eva 45,102,103,10S, 108,165,19S Blackburn, Dr. David 122, 192 Blackkctter, Kurt 132,195 Blackwell, Peggy 126 Blair, Caroline 122 Blankenship, Ruth 195 Blassingame, Susan 102, 172, 195,138 Bledsoe, Alice Ann 183,195 Bledsoe, Tully 195 Blessing, Andrew 188 Bloomer, Charles 54, 70,130, 178.188 Bond, Virginia 195 Boone, Sheri 195 Booth, David 96, 130, 156, 196 Booth, John 196 Borchardt, K Linn S4,143, 188 Boswell, Joey 196 Bouldin, Robert Dean 156, 196 Bowen, Ralph 180 Branon, Linda 171, 188 Brawncr, Valli Ann 171, 188 Breedlove, Virginia 196 Brewer, Phillip 54, 130, 156, 153.176.188 Brosius, David 196 Brown, Dean 132, 133, 180 Brown, Wes 33, 130, 137, 141, 175,196 Bryant, Brynda 24,27,61, 156.169.196 Brunner, Bernice 126 Buck, Marsha 7, 18,24,27, 33,64, 102, 115, 118, 130, 151,1S6,169,188 Bullard, Bill 196 Bunting, Elaine 108, 109, 134, 155, 183, 196 Burden, Leslie 168, 189 Burkcy, Ralph 4 Burress, Muriel 122 Bynum, Susan 33,45, 156, 165.196 C Cade, Linda 24,147,151, 169.196 Cain, Bruce 9, 39, 125, 132, 134,134,165,196, 192 Cain, Don 93 Callaway, Teresa 132, 158, 183.196 Campbell, Ceorge 78 Carroll, Joyce 122, 142, 169 Carter, Cathy 102, 105, 189 Carter, Connie 196 Carter, Lew 126, 14S Carvojal, Joe 137,157 Cash, Marty 6,47, 155, 196 Cearley, Jeff 196 Chamness, Austin 156, 196 Chamness, Malena 20, 33, 45, 165, 196 Chapman, William 122 Chappell, Lee 26,61, 130, 170.196 Cheshire, Michael 189 Childers, Carl 7,33,64,130, 144,14S,155,176,189 Childers, Sue 151 Christopher, Mary 126 Church, Debbie 197 Clark, Mark 197 Clearwater, James 197 Clonts, Diane 147,156, 168, 197 Cloud, Cheryl 134, 158, 174, 183.197 Cloud, Cary 33,130, 137, 139 Clough, Gail 8,1S4,155, 171.197 Clowdus, Paul 96, 185, 197 Coachman, Frank 132, 133, 197 Coats, DatTell 189 Cobb, Clifford 153,189 Cockerell, Vera 189 Coffman, Stan 189 Cole, Jeanne 39,149 Collins, Randy 197 Comer, Alison 15S, 197 Comer, Jan 132 Comer, La Verne 126 Condron, Lynn 111, 112, 108, 171,197 Conley, Ricky 197 Cordts, Allen 120 Core, Cathy 169, 197 Carrcu, Beth 197 Covington, Jack 185 Cowan, Kim 132, 158, 172, 197 Cox, Marilyn 172 Craig, Debbie 183,197 Cramer, Jim 184 Cravens, Richie 122,174 Crawford, Laurie 24, 169 Criswell, Don 180 Criswell, Paula 183,197 Crocker, Terry 178,197 Cullins, Paula 24, 169, 197 Cummings, Mike 156, 185, 197 Ctrice, Keith 198 Curry, Mark 85,90, 94 Cutbirth, David 198 D Daniell, Randy 180, 189 Davis, Marcy 142, 183, 189 Davis, Mike 126,139 Davis, Theresa 198 Davison, D'Lynn 26,27, 133, 108, 183, 198 Dawson, Billy 96, 198 Dawson, Janie 108,198 Day, Donna 36, 140, 141, 151.171.198 Day, Steve 198 Dendy, Dianne 172,198 Dennis, Patti 198 DcOlcveira, Marilia 26, 152, 199 Devanney, Dianne 198 Devito, Mark 143 Dickens, Cyndi 147,151, 172,189 Dickson, Cindy 45, 132, 134, 158.183.198 Diliman, David 120 Diliman, Maribeth 132,158, 183.198 Dobc, Dale 182 216—Index Dorsett, Donna 10, 122, 124, 149 Dortch, Phillip 178,189 Doscher, Dr. Henry 122 Downey, Pat 100,182,198 Down , Dr. Fane 122, 153 Drake, Layloni 108,109, 184.198 Driscoll, Rick 132, 133, 198 DuBosc, Donna 4,198 Dudley, Mike 198 Dulin, Bill 122, 146 Dumbuya, M'Bally 152,189 Dunlavy, Janet 102,104, 156.172.198 E Easley, Dr. Dorothy 25,123 Ebarb, Charlie 160, 174, 198 El-Attrache, Mohammed 123,152 Ely, Becky 36,71,155, 168, 199 Ely, Neilon 55, 142, 149, 156.199 Emory, Dcanne 199 Ericson, Tim 176,199 Ernst, Stephen 181, 199 Espinoza, Modesto 199 Estes, Tommy 82,87,100, 123 Evans, David 11, 145, 189, 199 Evans, Mike 137, 155, 199 Evans, Steve 181 F Fabian, Creg 180 Fabian, Rod 55,180 Fairbetter, La Gina 199 Farnsworth, Gary 141,199 Feris, Greg 123,130 Fite, Don 9, 132, 133, 199 Fleming, Teresa 26, 134, 199 Flochr, Wes 176,199 Flores, Manuel 123 Flores, Sue 189 Ford, Jean 172 Ford, Mike 126 Ford, Nida 33,45,62, 134, 183.199 Fowler, Marsha 110 Frankenberg, Angelyn 26, 136, 147, 164. 170 Freeland, Franklin 199 Fries, Joen 199 Fiosci), Patricia 40,172,175, 189 Fry, Frances 26, S5, 170,189 Fudge, Alan 6,19, 100 Fulkerson, David 178,199 G Calc, Karen 151 Gallegos, Gilbert 182 Gann, Craig 199 Garrett, Tom 180 Garvin, Bcccy 199 Gates, Jon 165 Gee, Amy 33, 130, 156, 183, 200 Gentry, Ronnie 96,97,99, 200 Germann, Mamye 23, 126, 127 Gibson, Larry 86 Gibson, Rick 200 Gilbert, Maribell 126 Gillette, Robert 23, 126, 127, 175 Gilstrap, Megan 132, 133, 156.200 Glascock, Dr. Janice 123 Glassford, Elizabeth 26, 35, 140, 141, 136, 170,200 Glenn, Shelly 200 Glover, Mary 39, 124, 149, 200 Glover, Nancy 134, 200 Gooch, Leilan 126 Gooch, Mary 4, 169,200 Goode, Pauline 200 Gray, David 143, 200 Gray, Ricky 137,175 Green, Nccia 200 Greene, Bob 155, 176,200 Greer, Darlene 155, 157,171, 200 Gregory, Jane 126 Griffin, Gail 5, 130, 132, 200 Grimes, Joyce 160,184,200 Grindle, Fred 153, 181,200 Guerra, Oscar 190 Guinn, Patricia 132, 134, 135.200 Gutierrez, Lupc 182 H Haggard, Carrol 123,156 Haislip, Doyla 190 Haislip, Walt 190 Hall, Debbie 21,45, 102, 103, 108,109,165, 200 Hamblen, Vicki 143,200 Hamblin, Patty 24,62, 132, 156,169, 200 Hamilton, Lori 12, 134, 158, 183,201 Hamilton, Romona 158, 164, 201 Hancock, Donald 201 Handfield, Effie 130, 148, 172 Hardeway, Ronnie 136 Hardin, Linda 201 Hardman, Steve 27, 133,201 Hardwick, Nancy 24, 27,60, 153,156, 169,201 Hardy, Judson 123, 175 Hargus, Dale 151,172 Hargis, Jame 49, 132,133, 134, 165,172,201 Harrell, Melanie 130, 172, 184,201 Harrell, Steve 12,18S Harridgc, Don 201 Harris, Lyndcl 123, 159, 160 Harrison, David 201 Harrison, Linda 201 Harrison, Marilyn 201 Harter, Steve 39,49,201 Hartt, Ann 201 Hays, Charlotte 102,173,201 Hays, Laurie SS, 154, 155, 173 Havner, Ernest 18S,201 Helm, Tom 190 Henderson, Janie 178, 201 Henderson, Linda S5,142, 151,171 Hennigan, Donald 190 Henson, Genie 127,126 Herman, Alan 157,201 Herrington, Mrs. Clyde 123, 168 Herron, Laurel 132, 202 Hestand, David 143, 144, 154,155,202 Hester, Dr. Ralph 123 Hibbitts, Glenda 24,27,59, 147, 169, 202 Hibbitts, Kerry R. 146,202 Hibbitts, Kerry M. 181,202 Hicks, Renee 102, 108 Higdon, Ken 9, 130, 131, 174 Higgins, Stephanie 168,202 Hill, Cheryl 202 Hines, Thomas 96 Ffinkel, Francis 123 Hisey, Randy 157 Hoang, Lieu 155 Hodges, Lucille 124, 146, 169 Hodges, Ruth 126 Hoffman, Paul 44, 134, 13S, 188 Hofheinz, Walter 123 Hogsett, Charles 120 Hogsett, Tim 137,180 Hogue, Greg 182,202 Holden, Cindy 69, 132, 133, 183, 202 Holden, Jack 120 Holley, Andrea 132, 133, 173.202 Holley, Jack 156 Hollis, James 202 Holman, James 146, 202 Holmes, Ron 32,87,165, 202 Hopper, Bob 180 Horn, Steve 160,184, 202 Hothan, Don 101, 174 Hough, Virginia 126 House, John 88 Houston, Jayne 134, 135,202 Howard, Janice 104, 108, 110, 123 Howard, Larry 180 Howerton, Russ 165 Huffaker, Leasa 202 Hufstedler, Dean 18,67,118, 178.203 Hughes, Carol 142, 191 Huic, Jan 173,203 Huie, Sheryl 190 Humphrey, Dr. Joe 123, 151 Huskey, Mitchell 91 Hutchings, Doug 203 J Jackson, Nathaniel 1S3 Jacobs, Roy 124 James, Steve 8, 20, 155, 176 Jameson, Keith 176,203 Jameson, Lance 144,175, 203 Jameson, Lorrie 8, 132, 203 Jernigan, Belinda 203 Jernigan, Sam 182 Johnson, Debbie 203 Johnson, Dunham 181,203 Johnson, Irwin 153 Johnson, Kurt 203 Johnson, Lonnie 153 Johnson, Nancy 157,191 Johnston, Don 178, 191 Jones, Bo 182 Jones, Bob 137,1S7,165 Jones, Bobbie 203 Jones, Cody 203 Jones, Dianne 203 Jones, Herschel 181 Jones, W. Norton 124, 160, 1S9 Jordan, Laurie 143,155,191 Jungmeyer, Paul 124 K Kerr, Kandy 172 Kim, Dr. 16,20,118 Kimbrell, Hershel 124 Kimbrell, Kit 203 King, Bill 191 King, Lynn 203, 134 King, Richard 154,156,203 King, William 180, 203 Kirkland, Janie 24, 27,62, 169, 203 Klassen, David 124 Knapp, Susie 39, 134, 135, 203 Koon, Karen 143, 157, 191 Korean, Jeanice 126 Kraner, Jim 203 Kuehler, Susan 203 Kunkel, Dennis 134, 135, 203 Kunkel, Fred 132, 134, 191 L Lack, Dr. Paul 124 LaDuke, Nancy 191 Lambert, Paula 203 Lambert, Terry 101, 185 Lamonde, Neil 156 Lancaster, Susan 130, 173, 178, 191 Lankford, Don 181, 185 Lankford, Ron 181, 185 Latham, Orville 178 Lavasaiu-Nia, M.S. 203 Lawler, Janice 157, 204 Laxon, Homer 124 Leach, John 178 Lee, Luane 143,204 Lee, Richard 204 LeFevre, Mary 21,45,63, 132, 134,158,183,204 Leidecker, Michael 179,204 Lewis, Ron 26, 133, 170, 191 Licb, Gwen 204 Lieu, Hoang 204 Lisle, Michael 204 Lockhart, Kathy 204 Long, Wilson 124 Longino, Jeff 10, 176,201 Lopez, Steve 181 Lorang, Christi 130,155,204 Lorang, Shelley 169, 204 Lord, Mary 157,204 Lumpkin, Andy 124 M McClure, James 205 McClure, Ricky 96,97 McConnell, Dorenda 153 McCormick, Chris 36, 144, 145.205 McCowen, David 177 McCullar, Isaac 205 McDonald, Ken 9, 55, 132, 134,135,192 Mcllroy, Carla 26,199, 205 McKinney, Mary Scott 155, 156.168.205 McMillin, Polly 205 Maberry, Ronney 96, 181 Mabry, Rhonda 204 Machos, Cindy 204 Maloney, Buster 132, 134, 149 Maloney, Candy 39, 132, 134 Manning, John 155, 176, 204 Manry, Margaret 158, 166, 183.204 Marcum, Eddie 154,155 Marques, Lizabeth 48, 152, 184.204 Marquez, Virginia 204 Marshall, Oscar 96,99,204 Marslcnder, Arden 35, 148, 155.205 Martin, James 143 Martin, Patricia 191 Martinez, Maria 205 Massie, Terry 205 Mathis, Marguerite 126 Mathis, Michael 191 Matncy, Connie 168,205 Mattcson, Sharon 134, 183, 205 Mauldin, Allen 179, 205 Mauldin, Gary 20, 134,205 Maxwell, Gene 71,96,97, 179.205 Mays, Stephen 96, 99, 205 Mays, Thomas 157, 153, 175, 191 Meadows, Dawnelle 9, 27,62, 169, 205 Meadors, Teresa 205 Medford, Eddie 205 Mcdlock, Connie 168, 205 Metcalf, Erskine 185,205 Miller, Dennis 157,191 Miller, Donald 144, 191 Miller, Robert 124 Miller, Mark 19, 181, 20S Miller, Sue Ann 4S, 132, 133, 165.205 Miner, Laura 205 Mitsunaga, Hitoshi 191 Monk, Robert 124 Moore, Raymond 155, 184, 205 Moore, Dr. Richard 124 Moore, William 69,130,134, 205 Morehead, Marsha 60,45, 165.206 Morgan, Robert 206 Mosshart, Rod 206 Mosshart, Tim 206 Mulkey, Sidney 153, 206 Muro, Maria 26, 152,170, 206 Murphy, Donna 206 N N'aredo, Dr. Rita Maria 124 Naron, Sharyl 206 Nay, Leslie 39, 132, 134, 135.206 Needles, Dwight 146,180 Ncllums, Jimmy 90, 91 Nelson, David 88,90, 206 Nelson, Jimmy 143, 191 Nelson, Nancy 206 Nelson, William 191 Newson, Don 76, 124, 156 Nixon, Steve 206 Noll, Patricia 151,191 Novak, Mike 157 Nunn, Jimmy 206 O Oaxaca, Francisco 156,181, 206 Odcnwald, Cliff 156, 182, 206 Odom, Lee Ann 56, 130, 133, 14 S, 147, 173, 191 Odom, Terry 182,206 Oglesby, Tim 206 O'Kelly, Bernice 126 Oliveira, Marilia 206 Orson, Jenny 134,206 Ortiz, Miguele 152,206 Overton, Terry 183,207 Owen, Sue 207 P Page, Jill 173, 192 Paige, Geneva 27,102, 105 Palla, Robert 192 Palmer, Mary 126 Pando, Noel 207 Parker, Cynthia 108, 112, 113 Parks, Micah 207 Parr, Brett 13,66,130, 156, 179,192 Parr, Mark 185, 207 Patterson, Derrell 56, 134, 135, 154,207 Patterson, Judy 102,104, 173.207 Patterson, Nancy 31, 132, 207 Patterson, Reta 127, 155 Patty, Gene 127 Payne, Janie 49, 168, 207 Pearce, Franklin 207 Penkert, Cindy 207 Penkert, Debby 173,192 Penny, Rick 87,165, 192 Peterson, Dave 207 Pettit, John 207 Phillips, Billy 121,127 Phillips, John Fred 125 Phillips, Paul 179,156,207 Phillips, Tim 175 Pickard, Stacey 207 Pierce, Jimmy 177,192 Pierpont, Bill 160, 207 Pilcher, B.L. 125, 144,145 Pinson, Margaret Jean 26, 170.192 Pittard, Nancy 48,63, 108, 110, 112, 113, 158, 183,207 Pittard, Robert 96, 182, 207 Pool, Randy 181,207 Popnoe, Matt 207 Porterfield, Jim 132, 144, 185.207 Preda, Dr. Michael 125 Psien, Paul 207 Purcell, Janie 127 Putman, Vicky 148, 207 R Ralston, Rita 48,155, 158, 183.207 Ratliff, Becky 168, 192 Raughton, Jim 101,16S Ray, Mark 207 Recce, Lonnie 96,99, 185, 207 Reed, Cynthia 134, 192 Reed, Steven 132, 153, 192 Reeve, Carol 18,24,25,56, 67, 118, 138, 156, 158, 169, 208 Reeves, Cherylyn 208 Reno, Nancy 134,208 Reynolds, Danny 146, 192 Rhew, Marshall 127 Richardson, Carol A. 127 Richardson, Lee Ann 168 Richburg, Bill 8,68, 145, 154,155, 164,208 Riddle, Diana 49,66, 134, 173.192 Ridgeway, Cheryl 208 Riley, Cyd 134, 155, 183,208 Rimes, Brenda 108,109,111, 113.208 Rinard, Janet 138, 155, 157, 208 Rister, Dr. Gene 125,153 Rivard, Paul 192 Rives, Thomas 208 Roach, Brenda 208 Roark, Leigh Ann 208 Roark, Renee 208 Robertson, Wayne 9, 32, 130, 131.134.144.208 Robinson, Donna 155 Robinson, Linda 127 Robinson, 132,134, 135,153 218—Index Rogers, Bobby 208 Rogers, Derven 9, 132, 133, 134,153 Rogers, Maureen 7,26,27, 63,145,184,208 Roller, Steve 206 Rose, Marcia 70, 132, 151, 173,192 Ross, Terri 125,130,153 Rosser, Cuy 208 Rostron, Rita 56 Sadler, Clarence 156,208 Salazar, Roy 31,130,155, 164.209 Salley, Creg 209 Sanchez, Morrio 181,185,209 Sanders, John 132,134,165 Sandbanez, Thelma 192 Sates, Jon 209 Scales, Don 121 Scales, Cregary B. 209 Scarbrough, Mike 13,134, 16S Schkade, David 98,159,175, 209 Schwarzbach, Bobbiannc 158.209 Scott, Crady 209 Scott, John 209 Scan, Mark 132,144,160, 185.209 Scars, Vicki 56, 132,133, 173.209 Settle, Margaret 192 Surging, Peter 71, 148 Sharp, A.C. 125,146 Shaw, Mark 209 Shelton, Kathy 209 Sheridan, Nancy 183, 209 Shipman, Walter 181, 185, Shytles, Crady 209 Simmons, Steve 19,156, 181.210 Sims, Jack ye 210 Slater, Tim 210 Sledge, Robert W. 125 Sledge, Valerie 169,210 Smith, Chuck 137,180 Smith, David 192 Smith, Doug 96 Smith, Gorton 192 Smith, Jan 192 Smith, Linda 36, 210 Smith, Rebecca 210 Smyth, Martha 210 Sonncnburg, Roy 181,18S So an tag, Dr. Roy 125,1S9, 160 South, Deb 39,56, 132,133, 134, 149, 156, 192 Specht, Joe 121 Spence, Sam 210 Spencer, James 157 Staggs, Janice 184,210 Staldcr, Bead 164 Staley, Alan 121 Stamcts, Steve 125, 133, 134,15S, 210 Stamcy, Joseph 125,143 Stanley, Micki 210 Stanley, Ricki 210 Starnes, Donny 184,210 Steele, Jesse 210 Stephens, Cliff 179,1S6, 89,90 Stephenson, Cary 124,12S Stephenson, John 210 Stern, Gregory 132,210 Stevens, David 210 Stewart, James A. 146,159, 160.180.193 Stewart, Ken 96, 210 Stewart, Wendy 45, 132, 133, 165.211 Stinnett, Randy 156,211 Stovall, Debbie S7, 59, 102, 138.168.193 Stowe, Jacqueline 125,172 Strieker, Mary 39, 134, 1S8, 183.211 Strickland, Steve 157 Strickier, Lynn 127 Stricklin, Tony 181,211 Strilcy, Cheryl 26, S7,140, 142,170 Stroud, Kirk 99,1S6,211 Stubbs, Carl 159, 160,211 Sudbury, Billy 82, 181,211 Sudbury, Gale 58, 168,211 Sudbury, Mary Kay 45,16S, Sullivan, Keith 104,108, 109,110 Sullivan, Sanya 121,130 Sulscr, Carl S7,159, 160, 179.193 Sumcrlin, Dr. Macon 12S Sutcr, Sherwood 125 Swain, Joey 211 Swanson, Michael 121 Tackcr, Kathy 39,68,134, 142,211 Talley, Craig 185,211 Tarter, Steve 177,211 Tausaga, Lafoia 211 Taylor, Rtmell 12S Teel, Jerry 176,211 Tcrbush, Ed 193 Thacker, Janelle 157,193 Thomas, Jerry 165, 211 Thomas, Jim 13,32,57, 118, 179,211 Thomas, John 211,179 Thompson, Ava 143,154, 155, 212 Thompson, Jack 125 Thompson, Katherine 212 Thompson, Sharon 212 Thurston, Cynthia 1S3 Tibbs, Connally 127 Tookc, Jayme 4S, 134,1S8, 183,199 Tow, David 182 Tower, Debbie 193 Tower. Russell 212 Townslcy, Jack 193 Trigg, Linda 1SS,212 Triana, Angie 4S, 165 Tumbaga, Rosie 24, IS2, 169,193 Turner, Carol 122,136, 173, Turner, David 47,130, 1S6, 181,18S, 212 Turner, Cary 130,179,212 U Ulmer, Susan 212 Ungu, Ruth 143,212 Ungvary, Dr. 12S V Vandivu, Carol 173,212 Vannoy, Jerome 121 Vardeman, Pam 102,105, 108,173,212 Vaughn, Frances Vick, Karen 193 Vincent, Gwen 127 Vineyard, Faye 212 W White, Dana 11,213 Whitt, Winston ISO Whittle, Chris 132,133 Williams, Suzanne 173,193 Williamson, Tom 1S7 Wilcox, David 176,213 Williams, Henry 165 Williamson, Thomas 165,213 Willingham, Brad 18,96,97, 118.177.213 Wilson, Beth 168, 193 Wilson, Carol 213 Wilson, Eddie 10,57,130, 132, 136, 142, 149, 177 Wingate, Wesley 132, 134, 145.184.213 Wiseman, Gene 181 Wise, Russ 127 Wofford, Darrell 4,31,32, 132, 133,149,213 Wofford, Doug 9,44, S7,70, 130,131,132, 133, 1S3,1S6, 188.213 Woodward, LeeAnn 213 Wooten, Jan 133,213 Woodall, Blake 32,44, 130, 179, 188,193 Workman, Donna 147,157, 171.213 Worthington, Ceorge 213 Wurschmidt, Terrie 168,213 Y Ybarra, John 1S3 Young, Chris 132,133,180 Young, Delilah 147, 168,213 Young, Kent 174,193 Young, Zindi 130,213 Yuraitis, Peter 213 Z Zavatson, William 1S7,193 Wall, Cindy 160,212 Wallace, Debbie 212 Walls, Dana 45,16S Waltrip, Denise 132, 133,212 Warren, Bob 1S3 Watson, Homer 193 Wauneka, Karen 166,212 Wcathcrbce, Terry 81, 212 Weaver, Cathy 212 Weaver, Paul 149,1SS.213 Webb, Tana 18,57,118,169 Weitxol, Judy 109 Wester, Joey 213 Whitaker, Kim 193
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