V Y at Y -1 H 5 2. ,-,, , V.H-.gg-,fK,,x-,f.3x1,v1Lrnfig--,qfgmt-f.4fmMJ :13-Q .. xxx? A 7 , AA, , , U, . .. .-Vw.. , L1 fl. ...- M1 ,- --p.: ::arL'L' ' -, -,.,. ..,-A,.. A.,.-,-Y,,,-r?-?4'ff--:-2 Q?-f'-g yn: if' . -' 1, -. - ., . Q ., - - --e-AL-I --.,- -:-- -- - u- -- f -' - - f f - 1-A-Jef.. -J wr,-ggg-,, 4,,Lj,QfYi, ''L-,'ed'gQ,',,.,4'fiQ!lff, 5L.',3ILL':lQiQffZQLQQL V -1' A Man's Real Possession is his memory. In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. Alexander Smith qw 5. 3515? 15517 .Y 4 v ,fem n , . 1 NW , is air . me-. - N X e X wt X, ', ,X X .lj f J., XX,-K xx 5 is B ' N '-'Ley SF: fy .1 M Y X . , .1 . . H,- - 'sf gh., - gs, ,4, pq - 'Q ,. kle. N ' -K.: Y .Mx , X E. -H-Q .fy.1 w3ff:M':,,---r--A321 ,V ..,A,.eg ., I :gl 'FM ' , . . 1977 TOTEM M CM urry College Abilene, Texas Volume 54 X w W If I J 37 A- L I Lil GI TABLE OF A CON TEN TS Organizations ....... Administration . , . . . Activities ,.... . . . Honors ....... . . Athletics . . . , f l,.-.-.,.- .17 .79 .91 129 147 192 I .,,- xx I XM 2. L f . 1L ' T s U 'We do mr! remember days, We remember moments. Kesare Paeese 4?-.r..,..., - - - ,-k. -- - T- ... .,,.,.., I ' , 1529-Q5 !QC:+'. wg ' Q v 'iflflemory is ever actiae, ever true, alas, if it was only as easy to foryetl ,Ninon de Zenclos L l 'Uh J have roamed o er many lands, and many friends ,7 oe meh not one fair scene or kindly smile can this heart foryet. CJ-I. Kayly S. A . . . happiest conversation - nothiny remembered bat a yeneral pleasiny impression. Samuel johnson omas Sfuller ee! to remember. ' 1 iffy , .,,,,,,, f 5 yr 'Lfifter enough time has passed all memories are eemfffm .August Sfrmdlferg Competitors on Parade . . . Chi Omicron - Chile Pi Delta Phi - Italy . . . KoSari - USA fbelowj 21122 ing Song 1976 . . . - ' I 1 1 an I V - - xx-1 Theta Chi Lambda - England Gamma Sigma - Austria Sing Song Olympiad brought much music, laughter, and excitement to the lives of everyone at McMurry. Theta Chi Lambda was the Overall winner with KIVA taking the Men's Divison honors and Delta Beta Epsilon capturing the Women Division award. 's ethmg mmf is left lm! ez mezjeefie memory. Willmeff T.I.P. - Sponsor of Sing Song KIVA - Panama - i if ,wee . I ,, f, 4- V ,T ,' . S -ggi S A ff' n, .H . A N' . , Q A I.I-I.R. - German Gi-he Y -.I ' Delta Beta Epsilon - Spain N T.l.P. dedicated the 1976 Sing Song to Miss Sandy Sullivan, Associate W Dean of Studenw. Blake Woodall - Emcee A S S ULYMFIAU .Q V f S Q Commercial Jame Hargus I Ei D 1 D , IL. 'K I 'Weaee is Art Pence is when tiene daesn t inatter as it passes hy. Marin Schell 'This ineinery brightens 0 er the past, as when the snn, eaneedled lfehind seine eland that near ns hangs, shines on I1 distant field. lengfellew ir' W 'Q 'N ' v Q. I 3- Gi qv 4- n WM, F 9onr things eolne not book, tne spoken Word, the sped arrow, tne post, tne neglected opportunity. Ornor Jon ,Al-flolif ':-. 12 f A......4p, 'L 4 551' lr Adolf' 'QU Homecoming 1976 - 'Some eo!! her memory, and some tradition, ,And her ooiee is sweet with deep mysterious oeeords. George fliot Painting of the Braves McMurry - 10 Austin College - 7 1 i i Q Homecoming Show Dr. Raymond Bynum - professor emeritus 'memory is nat so brilliant as hope, but it is mare l1eazitifuL and iz thousand times mare true. Georg: D. Prentice -, -, 1 mil- +A 'Q Q Q ' S aff' ass., f r 4 ssl L of-' A I I 1 ni? sxaQi:IZQ2:f 'j-if L..- ,i QQ-' gf ,- :-wr ' f---.-'-W-,. -- ' v 5, .:.,,':-, as-, - -, . . '1 2 ' .. -x. .1-, w , .- 1 fm' -U 15+ Ak 4. fn . ,, f' ef, Q Q ix .3 E , ,agnjgn 1 . .., , P' -.'C1'4-- V ff: --: ,-- A.- -'xi ...- YYY .'.,-' 'ii v' .f -Q.-. ., -6-V h .,.-+ I u. -V51 it 4. .,' -' Q.: 1, f 'mmf'- , -s ,- - f , '- ' .nf in ylll A. 4 'fflflolnorgf is ufnon you look back and Inc answers float in to wno, What. ufnon, and wnoro . . . Har! Sandburg gi! ,, ,L Q i ma-s - - i' 'M .,i ti H .QQW4 + L S 1' ,wr ' V .- -H - N . Y U f 4 .f ,- V 7 A gi. 1 nb-' vth, , .V ' , 'Wo find a litllo of fnonrory . ' oooryfning in our il ,Marool Proust 'There are lnanrents of life that We never forget ufnien brighten and brighten as tinre steals away. jd Percival QWANHZATUQNS 'l' lf aL' 'L R' V H Officers: FRONT ROW-Mary Lord,historiang Janet Rinard, secretary, Janice Law- ler, reporter. SECOND ROW: Bob jones, vice president, David Nelson, treasurer, Alan Herman, president. 1 , 5 1 I 1 1 !,CiiLfjL.Q-1 I ' I lr , F ' . ' 1 1 I ' I J. . .l,T.1..-.,,..,l-4..L...J.1 -LJ-1-1+-'i L-..l...J I 07. '- FRONT ROW Dr Manuel Flores, Sharon Matteson, janet Rinard, Lois Spears. SECOND ROW: Bennie Bailey, Susan Blassin- game, Brynda Bryant, jamce Lawler Darlene Greer, Mary Lord, Terry Warren, Liz Marquez, Bob Jones, THIRD ROW: Mr. jack Thompson, Cra1g Gann, Steve Stnckland, Bruce Ruska, Randy Stinnett, David Turner, David Nelson, Alan Herman, Mr A K Zawati, Tom Wllllamson, and Mrs. Jacqueline Stowe, not pictured. Mary Lord and Roger Valkenaar boogie at the Valentine party. Dr. Flores shows his appreciation to contest winners 552311-.LIE 3-fllfuw a flatly Au Lf' as 1 sr si ag.: 3' 3 if li 'N P4 ul 1 G- Y! ng q E, KE 'i S s :IE h in--1 Lois Spears gets acquainted with Sharon Matteson and her guest David Schkade. 7-vi' ,x , C-'igqrvii Joe Carvajal serves as president in the fall, then turns the presidency over to Alan Herman in December and swears in David Nelson as treasurer. We stick together. Phi Beta Lambda was organized to promote the business world for business students. Dr. Manuel Flores is the club sponsor and encourages students to ex- plore the community and look into their specific field. Phi Beta Lambda meets several times a month. Guest speakers include Elizabeth Young from Sears and Emil Ogden. The club sponsors the an- nual Town Hall Meeting Which is to pro- mote business issues on campus. Six students participated in State Convention in San Antonio: David Nel- son, Alan Herman, Mary Lord, Sharon Matteson, Janice Lawler, and Janet Rinard. Sharon Matteson won first in talent and attended National Convention in Denver, Colorado. Organizations 19 FIRST ROW: Eddie Marcum, Layloni Drake, Gary Mauldin, John Manning, Beth Manning, Mike Hin- ton. SECOND ROW: Richard Young, Buddy Payne, Orville Latham, Pam Vardeman, Ava Thompson, David Porterfield. THIRD ROW: Tom Fuller, Reta Patterson SCCM S. C. C. M. officers for 1976- 77 are Buddy Payne, presi- dentg Pam Vardeman, secre- taryg David Porterfield and Orville Latham, Witness chairrneng Layloni Drake, worship chairman, Eddie Marcum, interdenomina- tional endeavors: Ava Thompson, missions 5 John and Beth Manning, married couples fellowship 3 Gary Mauldin, intervarsity fellow- ship. Tom Fuller, campus minister, and Reta Patterson are sponsors. Executive council of Student Life Fellowship for 1977- 78 is Layloni Drake, Eddie Marcum, Cyd Riley, Gary Mauldin, Reta Patterson, Maria Sadler, and Tom Fuller. 20-Organizations Womerfs I ntercl ub Members are QBACK ROW, Sandy Sullivan, sponsorg Diane Clonts, secretary-Ueasurerg Geneva Paige, px-esidentg Lee Parry Cathy Hogsettg- CFRONT ROWj.Lynn Condrong Janice Staggsg Mary Goochg Stephanie I-Iigginsg fnot picturedj Kim Cowan, vice presidentg and Carol Vandiver. Wornen's Interclub Council serves as a connecting link for all women's social clubs. It is composed of the president and a repre- sentative of each club. Each year the coun- cil composes a rule book concerning pledg- ing, sponsors a rush tea for all rushees, and presents the annual spring presentation of pledges. Organizations- 21 MeMurry students write, edit, and distribute WAR WHOOP The WAR WHOOP is published Weekly during the fall and spring semesters of the school year. It is staffed by Mc Murry students interested in keeping the student body, administration, and faculty informed of campus news, events, and activities. Members of the WAR WI-IOOP staff are Kay Bedingfield, editor 3 Leigh Ann Jones, managing editor Stephanie Higgins, Pat Guinn, Janna Wyatt, staff Writersg Wes Brown, business manager, Cindy Stewart, Bill Fry, photographers 3 and Pat Bennett, sponsor. .if , v 3rx:, - ,f ,X Kay Bedingfield takes time to relax from her duties as editor 'S 1 X :X Junior Wes Brown enjoys his job as business manager. 22 Organizations ig Stephanie Higgins pauses for a. joke be- fore she starts using the glue. .g -X ' lux! Ns Janna Wyatt helps paste the dummy of the paper. Leigh Ann jones grins at the camera. Organizations-23 0. Members of the TOTEM staff are Susan Blassingame, Cathy Core, janet Rinard, and Lorrie jameson. The 1977 TOTEM stai works consistently to put out a yearbook that will hold the treasured memories of each person connected with Mc- Murry. Johnnie Ray of the Public Relations Department is the sponsor of the annual with Susan Blassingame as editor. 24- Organizations A Ni Totem staff creates yearbook Girls, you can't put THAT on that page. Oh, gag me! an .Jo 'Q Q. 'With all that laughing going on in there Iwonder if those girls ever get anything done! :gilt 'T' .X 1'f ,uri ,1..'x f - 'N A . ,. Now, let me tell you the rest of this joke. . P-.X AN, x , 6 L z 12,31 Wfgwai Gosh, that guy is SO cute ! v Organizations-25 Christian Outreach r .,, ' 'W 'Lil E A101171 11 A. Members of Christian Outreach are: BACK ROW--Dennis Flaugher, Cathy Weaver, Layloni Drake, Edith Reves, Mrs. Reta Patterson, Dawn Olmstead, Ben Benefield, Ava Thompson, Jim Porterfield. MIDDLE ROW--Steve james, Beth Manning, Kathy Manning, Richard Young, Bill Balch, Lieu Hoang, Vicki Hamblen, Denyce Baucum, Cam Givan. FRONT ROW-- Tom Fuller, jim Sterling, Carla Blackketter, Cindy Wall, Arlene Kephart, Cyd Riley, Namiqa Ardhuerumly, Sarah Hard- wick, Gary Mauldin, Kurt Blackketter, Dennis Lumpee, Roy Salazar. Mc Murry Christian Outreach is an organization supported by the Religious Life Department, the Student Government, and Student Recruitment Office. The purpose of Christian Out reach is to serve the churches and communities that support Mc Murry, to represent the uniqueness of Mc Murry, and to provide fellowship and training for the participants. Kappa Del ta Pi The Kappa Delta Pi Chapter, Eta Epsilon, encourages high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to rec- ognize outstanding contributions to education. As an interna- tional organization, it has among its members the outstanding educators of the world. 1 B Kappa Delta Pi members are: BACK ROW---Dennis Flaugher, Richard Young, jim Sterling, Dawn Olrnstead, Namiqa Arclhuerumly, Harry Riser, Bob Monk, Reta Patterson, Bill Chapman. FRONT ROW--Mike Hinton, David Hestand, Beth Manning, John Manning, Lieu Hoang, Ava Thompson, Marsha Eason, Gary Mauldin, Layloni Drake, and Tom Fuller. Organizations-27 of .v , ir '-X LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Vineyard, Lee Parr, Jayme Tooke, Nancy Pittard, Nada Shoujah, Carol Alderman, Mary Bohannon, Connie Fuller, Luane Lee, Kim Hoffman, Mary Stricker, Teresa Callaway. W a h W a h I a y s e e 28 - Organizations Organized in 1926, Wah Wahtaysee strives to promote college spirit and a friendly atmosphere at McMurry. Serving as the campus hostess group, it is one club which tends to unite the social clubs and all other organizations in order to have a unified campus. It is also a service club, serving McMurry and the community. The officers are: Carol Alderman, presidentg Nancy Pittard, vice presidentg Kim Hoffman, secretaryg Cindy Wall, treas- urerg Jayme Tooke, service chairmang and Debbie Willing- ham, historian and reporter. Mary Stricker is always happy to lend a helpful hand. Fellowship of Christian Athletes promote Christian fellowship i i. 1 . '. ..f' I , 1 I 'lu I FRONT ROW: Lori Hamilton, Janet Dunlavy, Debi Gambrell, Rita Ralston, Rexma Oaxaca. Steven Simmons. BACK ROW: David Nelson, Burleson, Leonard Rhoads, and Neel LeMond. One of the col1ege's newest organiza tions, the Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes, confronts athletes and coaches with spreading Christianity throughout the World. F. C. A. meets once a week and have Various speakers Visit with them. Shelly Smith, Mary Cator, Brenda Rimes, Nancy Pittard, SECOND ROW: Mark Miller, Don Lankford, Jimmy Allen, Kyle Ballew, Steve lopez, George Worthington, Johnny The officers are as follows: Steve Simmons, president, Richard King, vice president, Janet Dunlavy, secretary Organizations - 29 C C to r A M CM urry Student Government Mc Murry Student Government serves, protects, and represents the individual student attending Mc Murry College. It consists of those students elected by the entire Student Associa- tion as their representatives. Mc Mur st l nj ,s Melanie Harrell, MSG secretary 1S a hard worker but takes a break to visit with students ry Student Government sponsors movies, dances, and sends students to the Model United Nations. The stu- dents remodeled the social hall and dances are held there every Weekend. MSG also is involved in activities held for student Weekend. MSG officers are Chris McCormick, vice presi- dentg David Turner, trea- surer- Do Wofford, , U8 president. 3 O- Org anizati ons The Supreme Court consists of Paul Hoffman lame Hargus Steve james, and Mo Rogers. .,, . Q R 1 ., . num n- L um-Ir r f- 1 1 Senators from each class help run student government I FRONT ROW: Shelly Glenn, Ann Criswell, Thomas Wheeler, Douglas Wofford, David Turner, Ron Holmes, Randy Baker. SECOND ROW: Mo Rogers, Mark Sears, Tammy Aubrey, Pam Barnett, Sally Robertson, Cindy Rucker, Pam Forbus, Darrell Wofford, Marty Cash, David Porterfield, jim Porterfield. . i 341 , 1. - -Nev-- M.. ,,,-e. ' S 37.0 ,W- ':,.- ' S ,f 'J D' i ,XX-, I Sally Robertson and Kim Magness prepare the letters for the marquis. Organizations-31 i A Alpha Psi Umega Alpha Psi Omega is a National Honor Theatre Society organized in 1925. It strives to encourage the theatre on McMurry campus and give recognition to persons participating in theatrical activities. Members pictured above are Nema Rivers, Bruce Cain, Carolyn Platt, Darrell Wof- ford, Buster Maloney, Cindy Maloney, Shelly Williams, Mary Glover, Jeanne Cole, and Donna Dorsett. Members not pictured are Neil Ely, Eddie Wilson, Gary Stephenson, and Winston Whitt. Officers for 1976-77 year are: Neil Ely, Grand Director 5 Buster Maloney, Honorable Prompterg Mary Glover, Worthy Playwriteg Darrell Wofford, Worthy Business Manager 3 Jeanne Cole, Chairman of Dramatic Activitiesg Eddie Wilson, Parliamentariang and Cindy Maloney, Publicity!Reporter. 32-Organizations Sigma Del ta Pi Sigma Delta Pi is the National l Spanish Honor Society and is one of the newest organizations on cam- , pus. The club is for Spanish majors r and minors, and bilingual majors, and promotes the Spanish Culture. r The students present posters and j poems dealing with Spain during meetings. Mr. Marambio, their sponsor, holds a banquet at his home to honor the students and to install new officers. Members are FROM TI-IE TOP: Harvey Oaxaca, Mr. John Marambio, Liz Marquez, Florence Wickham, janet McNiece, Maria Sadler, Cyd Riley, and Josefina Holbrook ' in ri? ' - . 8-,Q-'I 5,1 , ,ss g,. .A -,bsu .. .,,' 1 - 'E C z. - vw! .. 9.4.-f iid, x i - '5.-+ 7.-1 ., .-- ' 1 A' ui, hge., , ,guy ,- .W Luca 'Ps-. Cyd Riley, a bilingual major, enjoys studying the Spanish society and culture. Organizations- 33 Society Of Physics Students The McMurry Chapter of Physics Students is a char- ter chapter of the Society which was founded on April 22, 1968. The purpose of the Society is to promote educational activities for all students interested in physics and to encourage and assist students of physics to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility that are essential to the advance- ment of physics. Membership is open to all students interested in physics. FRONT ROW: Dwight Needels and Kerry Hibbitts, SECOND ROW: Bill King and Judson Hardy, THIRD ROW: Dr. A. C Sharp, lucy Hodges, and Dr. Bill Dulin. 34-Organizations ,igxx I 5 l M ath Club The McMurry Mathematics Club was organized in the fall of 1971 by students with an interest in mathe- matics. The purpose of the club is to provide mathe- matics activities that go beyond the usual to promote interest to those with an interest in mathematics. The officers for 1976-77 are president, Kerry I-Iibbitts, and Vice president, Tim Oglesby. 3 FRONT ROW: Bay Van Nguyen, Tom Garrett, Ann Criswell, Cynthia Porter, Lucy Hodges, and Greg Fabian. SECOND ROW: ' Dwight Needels, Ed Pekowski, Tim Oglesby and Judson Hardy. THIRD ROW: Kerry Hibbitts, Bill King, Charlie Ebarb, Dr. A .C . Sharp, and Wilson Long. Organizations- 35 ROTC classes are held on the campus of Hardin-Simmons University. Students from each of the three institutions of higher learning in Abilene participate in this program. McMurry ROTC cadets include Peter Sevigny, Cheryl Cloud, Effie l-Iandfield, Margaret Maury, Ed Pekowski, Nicky Martin, Mary Palmer, John Goebel, William Sayers, Todd Ruff- ner, Randall Waters, and Billy Shelby. R. O. T. C. Some cadets learn many phases of gun use. 36- Organizations Y X X Students learn how to rappel. Learning to aim correctly I ss if f fn u! :Y N 1, I' ' I ,f ,IVY 1 . f. at the targets is important Student lzfe around McMurry ,,ggi!l? .-15...-v--1 ., ,, , Echoes of Gobbettes: D'Lyn, D'Lyn, D'Lyn, . . . ii -Www J A ,jf- f fir mv' in - s'f,, . Q., 'S-X is the Did he say what I think he said? Can't a guy have any privacy around here? Student Life-37 Various activities O11 C6Zl'l'l1Dl,lS interest students 'n - -:wir : ' fi: Student H -fr 1 A- .4 l S'- 4 1, 6. Layloni waits to return the serv Don't look so sly, johnny. . -L SJ , Lif Chapel Ch oir practices during the noon h N . , QQ .- ' ' Sv- EEK? 4,31 Good Morning, Doc. Yes. . . may I help you? Mr. Laxson explains formulas for his statistics class. Student Lif e- 39 7-w in-q Can you play Wipe Out , Don? '-arg! -1 40-Student Life - Dzfferent poses around McMurry -. .' 4 1 V W - f V r --Q, re you trying to look sexy, Debi? I wonder what kind of computer program Mr. Swanson will want us to run today, Bill. 1, i' . ai 4- X ' 'ifgilifnjx xx- 1fl i,.s' fru- xihlz I! 'Q .ga- 'A r 5 I 5 I . i,:f-Sri N s . . 1 ' 1 Q X . .,N.m,, f I, , Q. ,. Z, A 9 ,M 53:14 sifj 'iii 1 4 e.--fi'2G M . Iiifgikfi Jw ia'f'f i f ' -if Quit grinning, Thomas. This new dance step is a variation of the Hustle. ,-f ' -.JZ '-L'-'X 1 5.1-Q It sure would be nice to have a walk in our next class. Student Life -41 M cM urry students x J! 1 4 I In ,mr P Y -I iff l' 1 ..::. 1 www! I LQ . Fu ' 'i ' i . X 4 L . 4312. ,. , . V. . It must be a Monday morning. 42-Student Life Come on, Steve, don't look so solemn. Spring classes bring time for a thirst quencher. gs n 2 T Q 'I ' Q I I 'i , . a- H 1 ,.., . ,nf - .je v . , ' A 'P I , A ., -' gli v' 1 vi Grins around campus '--np, ,,, .mb J '- M 44-Student Life ll!-gn I sure enjoy that class. Don't tell anyone that I'm late to class 5-,!!,,AJ,4Ae 'fs Ah. . . come on, 'little T', don't tell such a wild story. 5 -N-Q- 1 - Smiles are even found in class. fl '1 .,,u gr 'gli' Oh, Hershel, that's not funny. It's nice to be through with another class. Student Life-45 I , The Alckhufy CDNQQQ ,Band The McMurry College Band is made up of three groups--the Concert Band, the Marching Band, and the jan Ensemble. The band is under the direction of Mr. Michael Barry, Di- rector of Bands and Assistant Profes- sor of Music at McMurry. The Concert Band this year is composed of only 22 Music and Mu- sic Education majors and 46 other field majors. Spring activities for the Concert Band include a tour through Ballinger, Winters, Brown- wood, Austin, Liberty Hill, Early, and Albany. Members of the Concert Band are Lorrie jameson, Carol Turner, Tina James, Carolyn Platt, Teresa Brown, Teresa Callaway, Kim Cowan, Paula Criswell, Cindy Dickson, Mari- beth Dillman, Linda Emory, Sally Gibb, Madrene Reynolds, Wendy Stewart, Carol Alderman, Carla Blackketter, Laurel Herron, Vicki Sears, Cynthia Wall, Christi Wie- gand, Vicki Beck, Tammy Aubrey, Karla Lee, Char Hays, Denice Wal- trip, Vondell Wood, Karen Leonard, 46 Organizations . ' fi . fill: Buster Maloney, Chris Whittle, Sue Miller, Ann Criswell, Pat Guinn, Cindy Holden, Vickie Rakestraw, Mark Sears, Marcus Bradford, Layloni Drake, Rick Driscoll, Andrea Holley, Allen Mauldin, Jill Waggoner, Tho- IDHS Wheeler, Kurt Blackketter, Dean Brown, Bruce Cain, Frank Coachman, Ken Mills, Tim Philli s Darrell Wof- ford, Deaittra Markhagai Judy Mash- burn, David Porterfield, Tamara Stoker, john Sanders, Steve Stamets, Chris Young, lame Hargus, Ben Ben- eield, Rickey Burke, Don Fite, Cin- d Malone L nn Malson Ricardo Y l Y: Y r Martinez, Steve Peebles, Derven Rod- gers, and Doug Wofford, 6 'Q The Concert Band Mr. Barry 4 The J azz Ensemble Jame, get your boots off of the string bass! Mr. Barry is concerned with all sec- tions, not just the clarinets. The Jan Ensemble is made up of students who are members of both the Marching and Concert Bands. The Jazz Ensemble performs for many functions at the college, in Abilene, and surrounding towns. Activities for the Jazz Ensemble this ye ar include a tour in New Mexico. Members of the jazz Ensemble are Wendy Stewart, Denice Waltrip, Char Hays, Vicki Sears, Karen Leo- nard, Chris Whittle Karla Lee, Frank Coachman, ljarrell Wofford, Steve Stamets, Dean Brown, Rick Driscoll, Mike Middleton, Thomas Wheeler, Andrea Holley, Lynn Mal- son, Tina james, Jame Hargus, Don Fite, Chris Young, Maribeth Dill- man, and Cindy Holden. The Marching Band plays at all home games, marches in the West Texas Fair Parade, and makes one out of town trip--this year to Seguin for the McMur1'y VS. Texas Lutheran game. Dean Brown and Buster Malon- ey are drum majors. Members of the Marching Band ' 'usa Organizations 47 The band at work Ricardo studies his music carefully. Don has been known to have the fastest drumsticks. in town. Q ' 'RQ' . ..'i..TK-! . ' '-', '? . gp Twirlers this year are Shirley Bates, Donna Lambert, Patti Thomas, Jan Comer, and Teresa Callaway, head twirler- 48 - Organizations K 'wr' A 1' - 5 535' - 2' .7 '-' 1211 w 'fi ,:. -k. - s - an-, h--VV..-,I 7 ,lqjvl ting' ' ', , .fl Hg pigfw-'fn 4+ M 'Riel' 5 .o':e'?1'if 1'X'v'fM?Ei' - -4 ' ,ff 4 a. , . s- ..:-wg-'X,fFQi-' gf Ji 'f ,4...1'.7,.5,i5?',.?,:1 xv ' ' -r lsfgx' -flgff. fr' f ur. - 'Juan -X 2 or . - X540 1 lw.qL54 -K 12...-i - X T u 1 'nn ., 'xnxx pu' 1 - ,V :V ' ' yu I Q I ' .r u P H' Q 4 vt, ,y . , lax, 9:1 'v?f,:, .--413,4-'T ziggy? , -A fkizi' Y-'Q ' VQEXI nf ' N' . . 9 'fx ,---:f.:', Members of the new flag corps are: QFRONTQ Murray Cox, Melinda Kilgore, Liz Marquezg QBACKJ Layloni Drake, Melody Hunt, Maureen Rogers, and Pam Barnett. ri-.112-f,.u1,. . . A L.: C Mr. Barry can conduct very slow or very fast. I These drummers try to ke ep the band on beat. Organizations - 49 Chanters-an organization overflowing with talent FRONT ROW: Carla Blackketter, Ken McDonald, Mary Stricker, Elisa Opheim, Marilyn Harris, Bruce Cain, Julie Holcomb Kurt Blackketter. SECOND ROW: Tami Stoker, Dennis Kunkel, Cindy Dickson, Chuck Bell, Mary Bohannon, Rickey Burke, Pat Guinn, Bill Beachy, Buster Maloney, Mary Robinson, Elaine Bunting, Paul Hoffman. THIRD ROW: David Stokes, Cyd Riley, Lynn King, Nida Ford, Derrell Patterson, Melanie Beachy, Derven Rodgers, janet Smith, Dawn Olmstead, Jame Hargus, Vicki Beck, Lynn Malson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Young, Randy Beachy, Jayme Tooke, Steve Harter, Gary Mauldin, Cindy Maloney,Wayne Robertson, Cindy Holden, Pamela Lindley, Marcus Bradford, and Jayne Houston. 3 Chanters had a Very fullfilling year as they toured from Texas to Wyoming. The members got to know one another at their fall retreat at Camp Butman Where they started working on their Christmas music. Under the direction of Dr. David Blackburn, Chanters performed re- citals at churches and at college series. The Christmas tour took them to south central Texas. Spring tour started in Tulia, Texas and proceeded to Colorado, New Mexico, and ended in a Homecoming performance on the McMurry campus. 50 - Organizations ' D ' X fv Ya. . ' - Ns F - Iv Lee' :Q 'N xl 4 5 If 1 - ., X5 Sw' . A 'A h H N , 1- 8 ' f 't A --v 2 ' A. V I ,. , -3 JJ 7 N A., S: V . Q , LY M f 1 f-X. Bei, A 1 'I V? ' . is 1 'g I Yi - W-V' ..,.Es .V T 1 W ' A xi g , 1 ,U 6' ,T X: .. R - i'. i 1. 1 Q - fp, V NJ . 9. -A - 'f5'5.:':l'-'fix J A2 3 1,523-sf? ' ag,-fix, 55. 5, , vA ,A Tiff -f Q-, .,.f f x ' -Wi 'ts' L .-. . , 1 , 7 5 ,L fn .E 112: X tsp 12 'Jia rr 95+ - ' QF . 4 ' J V s ,, . . ,ul E 1 Chapel choir - new group on campus FRONT ROW: Ross Hartsfield, Nancy Glover, Carole Conner, Julia Han, Denyce Baucum, Pam Forbus, Julie Loyd, Carolyn Platt. SECOND ROW: Margaret Crow, Mary Glover, Kathy Manning, De De Markham, Melinda Kilgore. THIRD ROW: Marsha Eason, Christi Wiegand, Michelle Grossarth, Jill Waggoner, Beverly Williams, Janna Wyatt, Candi McCon- nell. FOURTH ROW: Bill Brooks, Russ Howerton, Brad Brown, David McBride, Cam Givan, Steve Bell, Tim Phillips, Steve Stamets, Roy Salazar. Chapel Choir is one of the newest organizations on campus and is under the direction of Ross Hartsfield. He is a graduate of Hardin Simmons University and is working on his Masters Degree in Choral Conducting. Chapel Choir performs in local churches, for music hour, and they hold two recitals: spring revival and spring concert. 52 - Organizations Student Education Association prepares future teachers FRONT ROW: Pauline Goode, Vicki Harnblen, Vicki Sears, Luane Lee, and Beth Manning. SECOND ROW: james Clear- water, Cathy Hogsett, Vicki Beck, Marcia Rose, Ava Thompson, Carol Alderman, Carol Vandiver, Kathy Tacker, and Ernest Havner. ' The Student Education Association, organized to help future teachers prepare for their careers at all levels, have a program once a month which includes two panels of teachers, films, and various speakers. For their service project they take cookies to the McMurry Faculty. S. E. A. is under the sponsorship of Dr. joe Humphrey and the officers are as follows: Beth Manning, president 3 Cyndi Dickens Woods, vice president Q Marcia Rose, secretary- treasurer 3 and Donny Day, reporter. Organizations - 53 Y H 'j . .. 'S' ' ' fx , -- , - .Z .,-xg Members of the Klutz Kompany are David Griffin, Brad Willingham, Bonnie Boris, Gene Weitzel, Cynthia Porter, Carole Conner, Shelly Lorang, Christi Lorang, Margaret Heitel, Thomas Wheeler, Sarah Hardwick, and Coach Flores. Not pictured are Ron Lanlsford, Don Lankford-Klutz Klowns, Keith Gipson, Curtis Scales, Mark Daniel, and Brenda Anderson. Klutz Kornparzy performs I for various events 1-N Carole Conner exhibits her ability at mastering the American splits .... Gene Weitzel does a perfect handstand. . . David Griffin finishes a back lay-out. Organizations , ' ' 'A - PZ '-fe-5 'v.,.-lv-..,. iiigwf rf ' i' - .tam 4,--11'-H -- .... in . . .. WX- I 1 -- - . ' :-.7's-- at-t-f 'l. 7L ,. -- 5 aff ' XX David Griffin proves ability by doing a straddle-up toe touch. . .Bonnie Boris works on perfecting a flip-flop. ., P at o , n -.MSIQ Z' Q 'lf Bonnie Boris shows her agility by doing a headstand. . Keith Gipson Works on improving his back lay-out. Elf' ' 1 QL i -r Eh.. 5 . The Klutz Kompany is one of the newest clubs on campus. Coach Ysau Flores works out with the Klutz Kids with the assistance of David Gri- fin, his student director. The Klutz Kompany is trying to promote gymnastics at Mclvlurry. It is the beginning of a great team to represent the Indians in competition. The Kompany performs at several of the basketball game halftimes and at the Men's Jtmior College Region Five Cham- pionship. During the student weekend they hold an exhibit for the high school Visitors. V V , gig,-,f-4 Holxl NI W' Q' f-.2S.-g'g:LQ,' 5'4- 2 4fP'1 b hair: 5, V- t , -- f-- 'l: 2'f 7 n GL!?FE.?.!'1'?E'a 1,7 . 17 'Y- -.zjf ,3' - . EQ ax A ll . e r,. 4 . y -X -, J X 1 I' n ., G -A , z U I Z O n 1 '- ,L Members of the International Club are: Julia Han of Korea, Arthur Poon Hok Kan, China, Clarence Sad- a ler, Jr., U.S.A.5 Jamal-Naim, Lebanon, Thien Cao Truong, Viet Namg Ahmed Fuad Musman, jordan. BACK ROW--Raquel O. Aguirre, Mexico, Florence Wickham, France, Dr. Mike El-Attrache, Syria, Liz Marguez, U.S.A.g Mr. A.K. Zawati, jordan, Maria S. Muro Sadler, Mexicog Nada Shoujah, Leb- anong Miguel Ortiz, Mexico, Mireya Marquez, U.S.A., Rita Naredo, Mexico, Anh Nguyet Tran Thi, Viet Namg Not Pictured are: Marilia I.C. de Oliverira, Brazilg Armando Aguirre, Mexico, Mr. john Mararnbio, Chile. young organization that grows more and more each year. Activities include weekly meetings, two picnics, Christmas Dinner at Dr. Kim's House, covered-dish dinners at Dr. El-Attrache's house, banquets, in- tramurals, and birthday celebrations at the end of each month. Officers are Maria Sad- ler, president 3 Miquel Ortiz, vice president: The International Club at McMurry is a and Arthur Poon, secretary-treasurer. S6 -Clubs Members are shown at one of their two annual picnics. iii ,I - ,5 A Gamma Sigma .. Pi Delta Phi .... T.I.P. ................ . Theta Chi Lambda Delta Beta Epsilon Alpha Sigma Chi Chi Omicron . . . H.E.l. ...... . 1.H.R. . . . . Kiva . . . Ko Sari . . if gr . I Q! fr? ss, 59 60, 61 62, 63 64, 65 66, 67 ....68 ....69 ....7O ....71 72, 73 74, 75 Social Clubs 57 Gamma Sigma Vicki Beck Vice president Lynn Condron, President This Gamma Sigma ' Rush party could be excit- ing. Donna Day Layloni Drake, Darlene Greer , Christi Lorang Intramural Treasurer Representative Gamma Sigma is the sec- 'if ' w ond oldest club on campus. It was organized to promote fellowship and unity through- out the campus. Among its activities are a spring and fall picnic, a spring banquet, participation in Sing Song, intramurals, Homecoming, a Mother-Daughter Lunch- eon at Presentation, a sum- mer reunion, Christmas party and a Homecoming exes dinner. Money-making projects include selling baked potatoes and collect- ing for Muscular Dystrophy. Gamma Sigma's colors are electric blue and silver. The club flower is the corn- flower. 58 Social Clubs Fjf l P1 I. .1 U ...K -1 Members present a colorful show at T.I.P. Sing Song. Squaw Cindy and young maid Janice make mud pies Indian style. Don't Herbie and Christi make a cute couple? Mrs. Reta Janice Staggs, Ava Thompson, Cindy Wall, Patterson, Sponsor Secretary and Inter- Chaplain Reporter club Representative C athy We aver , Songleader Gamma Sigma chose Austria as their country for T .I.P. Sing Song. Through rain, sleet, or snow, we see Gamma Sigma smiles. Social Clubs - 59 Pi Delta Phi Pi Delta Phi was organized in 1965 to develop the talents of each individual member. One of the primary goals is contributing to all phases of cultural, educational, and social activities on campus. Participation in T.I.P. Sing Song, breakfast for exes, Christmas service project, and spring banquet are a few of the activities during the year. Pi Delta Phi colors are camel, black, and turquois, and the bronze mum is the flower. The torch is the club sym- bol. i Z 5 .1 vq' il 14 L- I ' S4-. D Sz--. v-v . f flq I, V 5' K Vx. . 3' ' ' 1 V' , Pam Barnett, Chaplain J g fir A Debbie Bowker, Historian and , 4 ' V ' Reporter l A J, N 'f A 1 Mrs. Mary Christopher, Sponsor gg . K, rs.-ff: , Angelyn Franlcenburg, FA.:- '?' ' Q , V. -f Tfeamfef MP ' . P ' 'f3'g5i9,. ,f r Q , r Q2 E . lp,, -.4 g lg:-4 1 'mh z' I, L Liz Glassford, Pledge Mistress -. '. If If 31 Kim Hoffman, Vice president -L,,gf,f 'n N Cathy Hogsett, President ' 'AP' Iorrie Jameson, Secretary Maria and Clarence Sadler open gifts at the Pi Phi Chrismnas party. 60 Social Clubs 'l ..ru-- . m i Y --.arvlkf , , AP' vf-ui Lizabeth Marquez , - ,'II V -1' 'MW w '5n.i., T. I l T411 SQ ffj P :P-7' 'E' fl l-flfiflh ' ' '-yjii-I Hx Lee Parr, Interclub Repre- sentative Clarence Sadler, Pi Phi Guy Maria Sadler, Intramural Representative Dotsie Singletary Cheryl Striley Leasa Thomas 1 'ne Liz and Pam stand by the Pi Phi wiki-up at Homecoming. Pi Phi members enjoy showing off their Christmas gifts. Social Clubs - 61 T.I.P. members pose in the fall for a formal picture. They are: SITTING-Gai1Griffin, Laura Pollock, Jan Comer, Teresa Brown, Bobbi Schwarzbach, Brenda Rimes, Cynthia Parker, Margaret Manry, and Janie Kirk- landg STANDING-Mary Gooch, Cathy Core, Elaine Bunting, Teresa Callaway, Nancy Evans, Marcy Davis, Nancy Pittard, D'Lyn Davison, Geneva Paige, Shelley Lorang, Mrs. Lucy Hodges, Sharon Matteson, Brynda Bryant, Ms. Joyce Carroll, and Nancy Hardwick. T. I. P. , founded january ll, 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. I. P. is sister hood, which encourages the cultural, spir- itual, and physical growth of womanhood. T. I. P. sponsors the annual Sing Song and par ticipates in other campus activities. This Teresa Brown year's Anchorman is Dean Turnbull. Brynda Bryant Elaine Bunting, Chaplain Teresa Callaway, Corres- ponding Secretary Joyce Carroll, Sponsor 62 - Social Clubs Brenda Rimes Bobbi Schwarzbach Good for you, T.I.P.3 Good f01' YOU- Jan Comer Cathy Core, Parliamentarian Marcy Davis, Historian D'Lyn Davison, lst Vice President Nancy Evans Mary Gooch, Interclub Representative Nancy Hardwick Lucy Hodges, Sponsor Shelley Lorang, 2nd Vice President Janie Kirkland, Recording Secretary Margaret Manry, Treasurer Sharon Matteson Geneva Paige, President Cynthia Parker Nancy Pittard, Intramural Representative Laura Pollock 0 Donna Dorsett, Sponsor Jacqueline Stowe, Sponsor Dean Hufstedler, Theta Chi Guy Susan Blassingame, Publicity Chairman Alice Ann Bledsoe Cheryl Cloud, Songleader Kim Cowan, President Marilynn Cox, Corresponding Secretary Paula Criswell Cindy Dickson Maribeth Dillman janet Dunlavy, Pledge Mistress Nida Ford Lori Hamilton Char Hays, Vice President Cindy Holden Theta Chi Lambda N 'N SLQN-effx A F 'I e ,F l 1 N bg TCL mem- bers sell corndogs as an an- nual mon- ey-making project. .2 Andrea Holley, I ayne HOHSYOII jan Huie , Historian Treasurer .- 7-is f 'ef 1 , . F - .Mag , - fm.. V 1 f me ' Kandy Kerr Mary Lefevre, Songleader Members form a chorus line for the Homecoming Show. , Rita Ralston, Intramural Representative Cyd Riley, E.T .C . Committee Marcia Rose Vicki Sears, Recording Secretary Mary Stricker Jayme Tooke, Historian Karla Tooley C arol Turner, Social ' Pam Vardeman, Chaplain Debbie Willingham, Social Committe e Committee Carol Vandiver, Interclub Representative Theta Chi Lambda, one of the youngest clubs, was organized to have no personal pledging. Among its activities are a faculty coke party, picnics, banquet, Sing Song, homecoming, Christmas party and money- making projects. Parents of seniors are in- vited 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. Social Clubs - 65 Delta Beta E pszlon Eva Black, Parliamentarian Susan Bynum Malena Chan-mess Verna Chester Diane Clonts, Interclub Representative Patti Dennis Debbie Hall, Marshal 4 'E ., ,,-, 5543? .2 3 Eg r-er as E16 4qfi3 ' ff'-'1' T Jia... Delta Beta members show their support toward McMurry in many campus activities. 66 - Social Clubs 5 Delta Beta Epsilon was established in 1944 to fos- ter friendliness among its members as Well as all students and groups with Whom they come in contact. Members are recognized easily by their bright green sweaters. Activities include Fall and Spring picnics, an Exes and Mothers Dinner at Homecoming, a slum- ber party before Sing Song, a Christmas party, Sum- mer Reunion, and money making projects. The Win- ter is highlighted by a ski trip and an all school dance. VT Mrs . Clyde Herrington, Sponsor Stephanie Higgins , President Connie Matney, Vice president Sue Miller Marsha Morehead Renna Oaxaca , Chaplain Lee Ann Richardson Wendy Stewart, Treasurer Janie Stone, Corresponding Secretary Gale Sudbury, Recording Secretary Dana Walls Social Clubs - 67 68 - Social Clubs R Alpha Sigma Chi 4 E1 K'y5-Ff1Q'4f - Members of Alpha Sigma Chi are: FRONT ROW-Gilbert Gallegos, Robert Pittard, Kevin Abel, Lupe Gutierrez, Terry Bates, Jimmy Amaro, Don Harridge, and Cliff Odenwald. BACK ROW-Pat Downey, Sam Jernigan, Mark Curry, Jon House, Terry Odom, and Dale Doby. 5-r 3? 5541: if Don Harridge fNo. 523 shows his delight in the Tribe's first victory of the season. 1 ia' , 114323 Kevin Abel was the 1976 quarterback for the McMurry football team. Ch i Omicron I. ,- 3? I Chi Omicron members get together at scenic spots in Abilene. ......-., A-2. 1 , yr- E ... 4 ..,.. 4, ,..4 - -, Aff' ., ,..n-4 - J -f-I if- I'-1-43 -I sl S.. Membexs of Chi Omicron are, TOP ROW: Dean Brown, Winston Whitt, Chris Young. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Fabian, Don Criswell, Larry Howard, Dwight Needels, Paul Prien, Horace Whitt, Ralph Bowen. Social Clubs - 69 Y H.E.I. Eta Epsilon Iota CI-IEIJ was formed in the spring of 1962. The club was organized to allow male students to take part in social activities through picnics, T.I.P. Sing Song, Homecom- ing activities, a Christmas party, in- tramurals, and a Spring Formal while drawing a closer brotherhood among members. The club colors are red, blue, and gold. I-I.E.I. Officers for the 1976-77 year are Charlie Ebarb, president, Ricky Gray, vice presidentg Wes Brown, sec- retary, Steve Stamets, treasurer, Tim Phillips, pledge mastery john Sanders, marshall of the triangleg jon Gates, intramural representativeg Lance lame son, historian, Bill Richburg, parlia- mentariang Shelley Lorang serves as H.E.I. Sweetheart and sponsors are Richie Cravens, Jud Hardy, and Bill Dulin. I Q r x. -'U -'-rj l fi f FRONT ROW: Ricky Gray, David Nelson, Steve Stamets BACK ROW Gary Cloud, Dav1d Schkade, Wes Brown, jon Gates, Charlie Ebarb, Shelley Lorang. Not Pictured are Lance jameson, Bob jones, Tom Mays, Buddy Payne, Tim Phillips, B111 Richburg, john Sanders. 70 Social Clubs I' N Q O 'z-ii-A.A.i'FJ-:sinus 0 'fI 'fft i .. POWER C FRONT ROW: Mike Ashcraft, Mark Miller, Mike Cummings, Steve Lopez, Steve Simmons, Harvey Oaxaca, Kent Tibbels, Fred Grindle. SECOND ROW: Walt Shipman, Ron Lanlcford, Ray Sonnenburg, Ronnie Maberry, David Turner, Keith Bever- ly, Tony S11-icklin, Bill Sudbury, Don Lankford, Kerry Hibbitts. Not pictured are Steve Ernst, Randy Pool, and Morris S anchez. Members of I.H.R. tke a break ,after performing in Sing Song. 5 . ,-! ' .133 T.I.P. T. I.H.R. The mysterious, secret organization of the l. I-I. R. is a well known men's organization com- posed of those who have proved their consistent loyalty to the college and to their fellow students. Other than loyalty, it is the outstanding purpose of this organization to promote sportsmanship and good spirit in McMurry. Since l. H. R. 's conception in 1923 it has only been known by its initials and the true secrets will remain in the minds of its members for the rest of their lives. l. H. R. also carries on an extensive social program by holding the annual Rooster Rumble, Club Grub, Cisco water skiing picnic, intramural activites, and competing in the annual T. I. P. Sing Song. The climatic social event of the year is the I. H. R. STAG. The officers are: Harvey Oaxaca, Big Chiefg Fred Grindle, Jr. Big Chiefg Bill Sudbury, Med- icine Many Tony Stricklin, Keeper of the Lodgeg David Turner, Scribe: Mark Miller, treasurerg Kerry Hibbits, intramural representative: Mike Cummings, interclub representativeg and Walt Shipman, club reporter. Social Clubs- 71 KI VA KIVA was created in 1939 with the main pur- pose being to create fellowship among its members through the varied activities of a close fraternal group and also to stimulate school spirit in every possible Way. The KIVA colors are maroon and white. KIVA members come from all fields of study and the empha- sis is not on similiar vocation or avocational interests but on developing a close friendship with men of varied interests. During pledge season the KIV A pledge may be recognized by his black and White shoeshine box. KIVA acti- vities include Fall and Spring picnics, Fall Black and White formal dance, and a Spring Banquet. The sponsors of KIVA are Dr. Fane Downs and Alan Karpel. Bill Balch, Interclub Representative Wes Bell, Chaplain Bruce Cain Tim Ericson, Social Chairman fa. Jame Hargus Ronald Holmes Russ Howerton, Intramural l Representative F' Steve james, Recording Secretary 72 Social Clubs A .- . 'Pl . . .pw A 'V -w, f': -H, V ' fr,-ful.. , W. 1 - W1 W i. M I 1 , 'l'-it A 1wAA'LM.t?u'1, fb 3.-Q.: .N 9 f KIVA President Eddie Wilson takes time to greet new students . k n f ga N: ,du ,1 F 1 HALL Keith Jameson, Treasurer jeff Longino, Pledgemaster John Manning jim Raughton Mike Scarborough, Tailtwister Jerry Teel Brad Willingham, Corre- sponding Secretary KIVA participates in intramural football in the Fall Kirk Edens and Ronald Holmes look like they know a secret. f -, Eddle Wilson, President K0 Sari Dr. Clark Beasley, Sponsor Dr. Tyrone Black, Sponsor Leasa Thomas, Sweetheart Dan Alexander, President Rickie Baker Cave Baum Charles Bell, Vice President Terry Crocker, Historian David Fullcerson, Historian Rodney Hancock Steve Harrell Ernest Havner Paul Hoffman john Leach, Intramural Representative Mike Leidecker Allen Mauldin Ko Sari pledges bounce their way to the HSU vs MCM bas- ketball game. 74 - Social Clubs V1 ,x I, 'lll s .- 'Ailxl Ko Sari Members enjoy a moment of fellowship at their Spring Smoker at Towne Crier Steakhouse. Mark Parr Bill Pierpoint, Scribe Matt Popnoe jim Porterfield, Scribe Wayne Reece Paul Rivard Mark Sears, Historian jim Thomas, Secretary john Thomas, Treasurer Gary Turner Social Clubs - 75 . mu. 7? K Q V' 6 L' H TJ? A 'A ' 'M'i:T:- ' f'-v T':1+::L-w , .- ,Y -tl. .- . .-.U 511 4 ., . . ww-1-A-f .-' . V 3,5::.x::.gyv5b:wQ+gig,?,Liu' I Y 4-w a ,gh-A'f-' , 5.1. Y T - ' 12 .43 ' ' ' .m'1I Q A Q QQIMQAQJFZZ.-1 ' - ' F4 X 1 ' - at V 1 U ' L 15,9 N . E 1 32.13- x 1 1 1 X -.NM 1' L. ..r .4351 I L if ' Q2 ,fy .1 ' v we 9 -: QI, , M 137 ff' av' E 1 - M., , '. 5 Ju, f . A :ffl . fi I gf' 2 ,,4v f fffg ' ' .fav --' d wwf ff ,5 .'f' Wg' , ' F1' r' FP' ' - 'Aff L - f ' 1:fw?'g.?ff ak , W A T .-. ' LHS: .Mil 11 fel,-g1L.'x4Lilf?FTY '. ' '-,1g1gl,,, my' . Q- Lim.: ,, ,- . . . . , 1M . , V- LE X: f ' wg? . , 1-1 ,Ja . ,il wc-ug. g Q5 ,- L 'Y r J ' :,-,. 5' ,. AKNA Af' 'ff LW 1 I :IIA VA I Delta Beta Epsilon pledges are: BACK ROW--Beverly Williams, jennifer Adams, Sue Pannell. FRONT ROW . On, Cindy Rucker, and Belinda Cotton. HEI pledges are: BACK ROW-- Cam Givan, john Walrath, Eddie Marcum. MIDDLE ROW--Dennis Flaugher, Richard Young, Ricky Dawson, Max Wynn, Mark Mc- Clure. FRONT ROW--Mike Hin- ton, Ben Benefield, Gary Mauldin, Kurt Blackketter, and Larry Daniel. Spring pledges of T. I.P. are: BACK-- Terry Warren, Susan Evans, Pam Lindley, Pam Forbus, Emily Peebles, Kim Mag- ness, Namiqa Ard- huerumly. FRONT-- Connie Baker, Debi Gambrell. --Ann Morehead, Jan Mas- Social Clubs 77 Pledges f . 1.H.R. pledges are QFRONTjRi1ey 331,345 Nix, Keith Ernst, Randy Stinnett, Kyle Ballew, Scott Middlebrookg QBACKJ Tony White, Matt Torres, Charles Meurer, Harry Riser, Qnot pictured is Ron Galindoj. L. gh! Theta Chi Lambda pledges are QFRONTJ Alison Comer, Faye Vineyard, Dawn Olmstead, Janna Wyatt, Denise Langston, Karen Leonard, Paula Lambert, QBACKJ Mary Bohannon, Ann Criswell, Sharon Thompson, Pat Guinn, Sally Robertson, Vickie Rakestraw, Elisa Opheim, Lisa Tumbull. v Pi Delta Phi pledges are Mireya Marquez and janet Rinard. Alpha Sigma Chi pledges are CFRONTJ Bill Lewis, Lee Rogers, Terry Weatherbee, Tim Kelley, fBACKj Ronnie Frost, Eddie Medford, jack Armstrong, jimmy Ramos. 78-Pledges 5 I 1 y MUNHSTRATHCDN -xxcwqvvle-f-54. awww.: ',,'--:o- -, - an . . A ', 295 -- - -.. ' -I n' , ' I V - -- 1 - .T ixiQ' L- :,j1- f fix 'gig Elf 1 ,--.., . r fB,I1 -1-' Iniii-arzm. :QL N ll! w 80- A dministrati on Board of Trustees meets during Bennett-Willson lecture series FRONT ROW: Rigdon Edwards, R.M. Templeton, Mrs. Ellis Locke, Dr.Thomas Kim, Mrs. Sterling Childers, Tom Fuller, Mark Sears, Howard Strain. SECOND ROW: j.O. Haynes, Bo Adcock, Ed Hamilton, jarrell Sharp, Bervin Caswell, Charles Jacobs, Bennie jones, L.D. Patton, Gary Finch, Don Forseman, Charles Baker, Maurice Brooks, Marshall Rhew. TI-HRD ROW: Loyd Hughes, Farris Oden, john Townsend, Glenn Brown, Bishop Carleton, Cecil Brown, Doug Wofford, Chris McCor- mick, J.B. Watkins, Dick Witwam, Walter johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Watterfield, VJ. Coleman, Davis Edens, Ira Williams, O.A. McBrayer, Ted Dotts, Royce Lewis, Jim Miller, Carleton Thompson, Jim Pickens, Joe Stamey, David Ham- blin, B.C. Goodwin, Darris Egger, W.A . Applings, Harold Heriger, and Walter BOWBPS. IL 1 Chanters perform at the Bennett-Willson lectures in March. Administration- 81 A d rn i n i s I r cz Z i 0 n TOM FULLER Minister to the College 82-Administrati on if- .. Y P . J gi ,xy 'ABQ N 'iqim -- A 1 xxx N, PAT BENNETT D fYt?O2E1f'LACKd LEW CARTER Director of Public Relations gan O . e O ege an . Director of Alumni Services Vice President for Academic Affairs PEGGY CASE Director of Freshman Coun- seling 1' Y MARIBELL GILBERT Placement Director and De- velopment Associate DAVID DILLMAN Director of Admissions CHARLES ELY Director of Dyess AFB Center , CHARLES HOGSETT JACK HOLDEN Director of College Rela- Vice President for Develop- tions and Deferred Gifts ment and Public Relations JIM PIERCE Admissions Counselor MARSHALL RI-LEW Associate Director of Devel- opment DON SCALES JOE SPECHT Vice President for Financial Director of Jay-Rollins Li- Affairs brary .F O - 1 'Who LINDA ROBINSON Catalog Librarian I DR. ALAN STALEY Dean of Students gn. 'Dfw-4 V, X LYNN STRICKLER SANDY SULLIVAN JEROME VANNOY Reference and Circulation Associate Dean of Students Registrar Librarian Administration-83 Spud Aldridge, Coach and Physical Education Mike Barry, Band and Music Dr. Clark Beasley, Biology Dr. David Blackburn, Music Caroline Couch Blair, Speech Dr. Charley Brassell, Speech Lillie Campbell, Social Work Joyce Carroll, English Dr. Bill Chapman, Religion Richie Cravens, Sociology Richard Crowell Education Dr. joe DEF1Y6T, English ' ,iif fkvl Facultyfggqfics Debra Dennis, Business Donna Dorsett, Theatre Dr. Henry Doscher, Business Dr. Fane Downs, History 84 Faculty -pq , l p 6 ' M Q -... ma, . 0 w'-Q M ,, , F , 1 wr , f'N I y.m. . 'B it A W 4 . I 1351 9' 1 Vt U .nn , t 1: f . ' ,:iE'1IZ2.j- glllfi Qi? t - ,2:1'::': v?. - 1: f ,A -v L. , A J Xi ig ws V ik as 7 qv' .r W I 1, lflhl,l:5!a .T V, 1 N .f nn, I I .1a2:,:::::g,5s, z..-.---. 4.-,. . - - azziwillffiwiesr. ' . '..-'.. 'r?l 1 interest in students M ffl, iw '. KA 'g h 1 P-A N E Lew Carter helped reinstate the old trad- ition of the jug of fire water. . . a spirit builder at McMurry. M 'v X Mr. Barry takes a moment to collect his thoughts before a performance at Indian Stadium. Dr. Bill Dulin, Mathematics Dr. Mohammed El-Attrache, Political Science Tommy Estes, Physical Education Greg Feris, Physical Education Dr. Manuel Flores, Jr. Business Carrol Haggard, Speech Judson Hardy, Mathematics Dr. Lyndel Harris, Chemistry Clyde Herrington, English Dr. Ralph Hester, Physical Education Francis Hinkel, Music Lucille Hodges, Mathematics Dr. Walter Hofheinz, Religion Dr. joe Humphrey, Education Roy Jacobs , German HershelKimbre1l, Coach and Physical Education Faculty 85 Computer Services aid administration, faculty, and students DR. DAVID KLASSEN, Chemistry DR. PAUL LACK, History HOMER LAXSON, Business WILSON LONG, Mathematics DR. GERAID MCDANIEL, English JOHN MARAMBIO, Spanish ROBERT MILLER, Art DR. ROBERT MONK, Religion ,. 'P 9' DR. RICHARD MOORE, Biology ' Y ,V ' CHESTER MYERS, '- N n , N ' Political Science , DR. RITA NAREDO, spanish , O O X JARJA OFFIELD, Q5 4' T ' A , . N Physical Education 1 'L I , ' ur 14 Michael Swanson, Director of Computer Services, uses his knowledge and the facilities available to aid in registration procedures, processing grades, and teaching computer science to students. 86-Faculty DR. B.L. PILCHER, Biology DR. GENE RISTER, English , .Wv.,,...' , .lv 1 I .gs J il ' if L x 1 - fx L W , L 4 L u A.c. SHARP, Physics ROBERT SLFDGE, History 4-so I w U ' vu, I know I'm not an artist, so don't give me a hassle. . 4 .rQ ff-A,ki..,l . is ,,. .- it 's,' 'as fl D 1 if Q A -I! 1 L VL., .7 L 1 -nl' lm- .1 ng Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh, what a relief it is! ,-f'lg5-gi' . DR. ROY SONNTAG, Chemistry DR. JOE STAMEY, Philosophy ' ,L if GARY STEPHENSON, Theatre -'T' '-V'. L' JACQUELINE STOWE, Business 1 L '-' M1 ta C JACK THOMPSON, Business ,-,f f A A. K. ZAWATI, Business D DR. MACON sUMERL1N, Music A SHERWOOD SUTER, Arr I MICHAEL SWANSON, Computer ' RUSSELL TAYLOR, Geology Faculty-87 88-Staff M cM urry Staff . v 1 y, EWS SHAWN ALLEN, Secretary of Admissions CHARLES BOOZ, Library BETTYE CONLEY Student Recruitment R. H. COWELL, Maintenance COELITA CURLEE, Alumni PAUL DELACOT, Electrician PAMELA EDENS, library MAMY E GERMANN, Dorm Supervisor ROBERT GILLETTE, Dorm Supervisor LEILAN GOOCH, Bookstore KIM GREEN, VA Affairs and Registration Clerk JANE GREGORY, Library BERNICE I-IATCHETT, Secretary to the Dean of Students GENIE I-IENSON, Switchboard , 1 . .LM sk. L me 1' fgfif ' 'Q J X R N x fi- , ANN AMMONS, Public Relations N.D. BURFIELD, Refrigeration f A , A 1 ' 1 L A, ,LX N. KAY BABINGTON, Librarian , . ig 1 J- , X 1.1 1-vw, f It f HX ,J .wi , 1 ', . pg, ' ff xx wif? .- ' . yi L- 1? V - W 4 x N, I N FRANCES BELL, Development and Public Relations SUE CARNEY B001'-keePef ' Si?I1finB2nS?NN' if S A - f Q. A' A' b JJ' ' iw! 31.515, 1, i 7, , f A ,.,. Y X f L W L f 4 , . He- e R t X'T'1'V,y f K . gqsr. 1 J , V fa S A Fl m N t 1 'Q 11 It M Se Q' 'it R x Leia! , ,., , ,, -n ,, 7' Hy, X' f it G55 Q 51 'Q , e . - I' . if -Eiga . -'ff ,. ' ' G' ' ' wa? 3, BEN BILBREY, Plumb er MARY CHRIS TOPHER Dorm Supervisor N-ff x 4 f- if , QQ, 5 . . ,-VIE, Q gg,-Lrfp. it w .' 351, i n N 1 ARLIE JACKSON , Maintenance MARGUERITE MATHIS, Financial Aid LONI PARMELLY, Secretary to the Dean WANDA RUPPELT, Secretary for Physical Education Office WALLY VALDEZ, Maintenance f 5' ., fi? 4 QL l ,. 4 K - . is-Sw , 5 are IVA LIVELY, Snack Bar BUD MILLER, Maintenance RETA PATTERSON Secretary to the Campus Minister fr' if-' us f :EJ . ., Q' WI' , r' ns.-.' ' ' gn. .1 M -V:-g, .Q MARY EV ELYN SWANSON NDSL Clerk GWEN VINCENT, Registrar's Office f if I' Ak 1.3 - 117:71 -x 525 'f :J JAMES LIVELY, Maintenance LESLIE MOBLEY, Custodian GENE PATTY, Bookstore Z ' 'ii N H mylng 3:5-gym, mI ' - CONNALLY TIBBS, Print Shop RUSS WISE, Bookstore 5 , . , 'ii 1' 'AN , J, - , Ur N , w 3 N P 1' , I D 1, 1 ,Q A .f MARLIN LOEW EN , Maintenance RUTH NEELY, Dorm Supervisor ETHEL PRATT, Payroll Clerk is gf? if-ir. A fi J , 1 'ii n. ,' I 1 LANDON LOPER, Maintenance MRS. WALTER O'KELLY, Dorm Relief Super- visor JANIE PURCELL, Secretary to the President Hf, ' ' 'I' . Fi.-Q551'-.L mai ' V, '16, W , 4. ' I 1- . 5 Al i,, 4: E' if 'v:,! al- ,IOHNNIE TIBBS, Print Shop DON WORLEY, Maintenance PAULA TIPPING, Registrar's Office Staff- 89 JF'-.....g' Q A P'- ri 53'3b?i' -N Rah . .L D- -r J if 1 'a 1 Qikjlzgia .1 .-., Av 1 ' I . 1- . 1 14 kit F-'ffywlf ,. ' .vw-', ' Tr. v 1,2 '. .. ,G ,, .Q- ,nl , 1. 'Q if ufl'1 aiiigff . , I ,, , 'I A'555'W ff l--f Dr. Walter C. Rehgton at Mc . .A Q 'Qi-I J, 'g- ,,, 4- iii- 19t'6'4 unti1 1 gr .. Mi. Q' -'wp I - -V 1- 1 1- Q . V , 1 , ' 0 'm 1- -' 3-lf! ' ' 1 b 1 4 E cewed h1s BA aflldq- BL ffom the! fall of In 1951 he re- from Methodist .V . .nf - 9' . . ,u Q' 1 Qu, nl ,QA I V Ag - 4 -f CTIIVHTIIIES Students come and so begins McMurry Classes beging then comes sliming, meeting new people and TOTEM picture taking. Freshmen learn the school song, fight song, and cute limericks that they must recite to upperclassmen . . . The new campus min- ister, Tom Fuller, aquaints himself with numerous new faces and names . . . De- bra Hulse is caught primp- ing for her TOTEM picture. student Izfe 5 n 92 Student Life V' ' H W 1 1-'1,. lu. N' X . .wr-at - l., A-ples'-I M- -:MMF .-X. sp., ,.,,,.n il. .F Q i:1'Z-Q3 1: z -Ji fr. E. f li -gvl . Q I 4 . L 2 0 , . I r 11' sflliln i f IM + VIH Aillx 4 X UW' LH Ji? 1,1 1.514 ,Wx I ,1 -X 5 ,K gwxwi-1 , . fw . ' W' - . ' x ,, V. KF-.,,,.. .4 , if 1. ...M A 4221: 1 , 71 : I' Q-If ' 42,72-F f, . : f:vN1aL,Q.j jjj? f , .. ' ' ' ' -. v ,fin V I fl . E ' u ' , I ' J . 1 i up 1' :riff '1 '11 v l u., 4' y 1 H V , I Xl' 1 ' H 4 I 1 X s I I I 'T 1 GAUHQJ Yi. What is everyone so worried about . . . don't they know that this egg is hard boiled? Slime Olympics - Memories fade Wi H? Ja -out iv 1 I know I lost my contact here somewhere. , LW' 'za -- NF Nix: ' Sz 4 Did you ever feel like everyone was standing still except you? hat will not soon away -en - - ,Q 4-WSJ if fav 1-.,U.r' - an - - I - ' 4' 1 1.5,-5 - 1 V V 5 c. ,,.,, Q ,, ,' 'Tijx: ' ' 'Q' 'QF' jg - I x , 4 . Q .'- ff 'gr' , fl 9 , - .-21 - ,. 1 ,ff W 'ff .i-.. gd, as F A - V Y 'Qf.T . ' 5 K s ,,.,g' ,. W savhi, A A , . ,.., , h. ,fr ll. ,.- ,Q X-A f Don't watch me . . I'm embarrassed. fik --'V' ' V UE, q.5,..1: -. . ,Id ' 4 X X ,V g 2,-V..,, .vi 'T V5-is., 3,5 sg-Q5-.'XXsi b ,.- X 'gg-f,-,T 1- -I, . ,'-- 5 ,'.'r?'-H. ' - 592' H- ' -1' .5 . , , , f-,e55,'3'Sf'?1 4 ' , --f A '-'rvfiofiigfifgfltfgqj ,.- ,., 51: . I Q-M ,', ,.'TQ:,-as ,' 4-5 'f3 . -e of -s s ,fs 1- -1 ew .- - .. ,f-4,5 , -- 41 -f-'-'.. 5 -. V he f ,ef 1, e A++ Jlrsjma .-. swf: ' .rg '4-5-,42.,J.fj1f flllg, ey -f' -Q girl: ll wi' -. X ' .' ' ...x L- 4 1. -S- 1 f 'ffgfef -' - - Q E- -l.f.,gL-1443-'-ra .1 7 , .h X , .,., y, .4 .3:.:y.!.,15:-E-Ti: ' 1 ' ' 5 ,.1 . if ' o, T-.f + ' ' ff- gf. .7zv', '?M I b if . .p.-rica' ff- 5.4: I w,.vg'?. Q-5,1 ' ,f S'.. , , , i .1:,r,-1,51 JK-'.j,53fai'-,ig . A .ig1,:-!f:::'3'f,-Hgfgff-5?'m-5' f H in .'-. 2 kx ,4 - -1355: 'iff-,..-44 733'-H E 1' L- - . 'K 2' ' gg-'14 l' ' . -s .ICQ 'C '. N A'-.-5'l'f1 '-221'-' vf '. W . f' .1 ' ' I Q A 'Q it ff ,., ,neg g.f'j-3, ,A- v . '-' - n-'-.-' 'ight A' , 'xF-Q.- ..,,Y-,.f.,.A,,, ,s e, . Lf'4. - Mg, . , ,yr ru-,,.3.-xx. K .-1iz! f.A--'ikl:V,1. Ln.-.- How come everyone is passing me . . going the other way? NX 7E?W Mary . . . now is NOT the time to dance. .auf Shucks! Look at us . . . and we just washed these clothes . . . I hope we don't have ring around the collar. Slime Olympics-95 ,a .f it y,,u,.1. P -ww What a way to spend a Saturday morning! ' ' ' Not only slirnes participate I didn't know you could slide so easily on grass. . , zn annual 01 ympzcs f3'5C'! 5i:'v'f.f. ' l l -1 , :fr-r, hgz' A- . , n t Q 4 Jiiqfifv., a 5 .l Y, +, op It's so nice to be able to take But, Dr. Kim, don't you like the water? a bath again. Slime Olympics A 1. ,n .f-, ,f-3, 4 Q. s - 4 in A' Oh, no! Is that another line to stand in? Why do I have to make all these decisions 98 - Regismation What's you name, please? Students and professors anticipate Students discuss EngliSh courses with professors. Nq- t Um 1 2' V R 'F r G this-J 4 J -S-3 X Mr. Laxson advises a student. What kind of course is this? flew semester wQ,Q,.-Q X' -, -5 - if A ,, i ' Is someone giving you trouble, Angi? ff Barry and Dean Brown discuss plans for the 1976- 77 McMurry Band. 4'5 v,, Matt Popnoe and Dr. DeF1yer talk about the upcoming semester. Registration - 9 H W ., . W , 1 5-.Nl'f ' , 1 , A X W . N , L. I'L,j:,l V g Wow, did you see that b1ond? For close-up shots we use Pepsodent. T.I.P. - I.H.R. Halloween party provides 44 ' s Superman, clowns, a spaceman, and Raggedy Andy all get up and boogie at the T.I.P.-I.I-I.R . Halloween Party. 100 - Halloween I -ff Q-2,1 A X fy. . ' I. 5 4.1 f . V 1 .rf L ! Y D.. ,Ann X v 'Hi j 'ig :EX K L -ffl -'-s 2- - iQ L, ,Q XT.: ., .1 . E .-- ,K F 'W H. 4 W ' , l , 'fgiffl 1 ,,.l v' Ny N. li.. I fljti' ,B E 102- Homecoming 1 MCM urry Homecoming I 97 6 JW 'J H, 173: i V1 1 11 tv'-P7517 g'-?g-1- +..r.!f5-bf?-' , f 3. -,:!+,.. H , LQ':PZf1'.2 ,.:' ,,71,,.-fa .. '.g--5.-X eg, .-,- 4 H '?.'T,U -, , - w:,b'.. .-'L 'f-nf,-, 'a 'ALY'--A .Lf .24 f., fg11?,'1'- . -:ffm 2. 2' '1-V' 'ta'u'T .Wllfif CLLIMFQI. 2411 75 lp? .Ila,,r,':? ,fl-E l b 'N . 1.fir.T'?5'.A ,,-,,. , .f!,.1sg,13 J 1 r,Tvj',T':'5' 1- ' s.-' 'J 'B -1 ' in-1 1 Students exhibit talent in the Homecoming Show. ! A .1 S 1 The Bonfire. . . a symbol of power and pride. XX 1 Dllqlv Malena seems to be enjoying the tipi tours rn ll 5 bonjire . . . 'Wifi The Bynum Band expresses its Indian spirit by presenting their halftime performance. .l 1 X . . f N 5 L' s 1 1 1. - 5 .' 1 gf 4, v Wi 3,. 5.101 GoJly gee. . .What can I say? Homecoming 103 Homecoming Show if DJ beating of the drum . mums . . . band Homecoming takes time, work, and perseverance from all involved lin, The Indian Band plays for MCMm-ry visitors. Drum majors of the McMurry Band dress in appropriate costumes for the occasion. TRP ' '.-N 1-N ,deff fn , .,, Y. W-' X' f'f1eyEf.vf.f , ., A .-v- Vow.: S-I V- .1 fikzinr 104-Homecoming 5-agus' i i ,EQ Did Indians really live like this? . .QPR Fun times at the dance. . . 'l IFSABQE., f i1 I-Iey, is this straight? ..- Homecoming- 105 V x vii 0 -1 J ,J 4-' .. f .f-W V f i 'S '. N .N K. X .ww ,ff fig .f- K Z -1:-7' X ,Q D . SSN Qi' A -- . KV: I .Vw Af .. 'FQ .. U,- -14 . xy F rl. Z. .V J .gy I-. i x -439 4 N? pay Mens gquw. x.x MS coma. Lynn Malson and Randy Beachy try to pull one over on Pam Lindley n fL..-,.......1-,,,. .,- I A w.F ,f Students strive to develop physical potential l an e 2 fs Students increase their physical potential i n many activities such as weight training, aerobic dancing, and bench pressing. 9 F 22' 7-7 The McMurry Physical Education Department offers a variety of courses to suit the students' desires. AX X '-4.1, -vw Y .... . ,Q -- rr- ,' A .N' 'i ' Physical Education helps students work together as well as individually. M43-3- -XZ' A .gm J' Students display varied emotions as they involve themselves in physical conditioning. fl ff -avi Wm. ,. cw L - ah. K-Q.. N .,,,1 ,ff !': .- I: u . H l , JL I u gg, 'i 'pf !Y 8 Aw, come on, Coach. .can I keep him? Q N.. 'qi ' gf H is cl N-. I - yi - A , My .. -.1 - A . , 1 L,-.p, sw - LV 4 -3 ig., V, 4 .'ge,fe. ' f ' , ' 151' Wel1 osh dan it Hnst is he oin to make us run a ain? ,- V - X 2 g g 1 1 g g g 5 - -' ,A u3,,,.L' XX M M .jf,f 95294 J Hp, . -1 v 1 Mgb, Y vi '59 1 A day at the track :Nl-A fuk ,,e 'll H' '-94,3 L 0151 i..- .. 'kip M W R Xa 3.3.4 Q I wily... Of course, I can run better with my shoes tied! 1 - p f we 1 I I t 'if 'V - Y - F - I -Elm ' . 17.3, ,. Lf-v V E 1 ' Y 1 x L51-M. , ' F ixx ,fi ,G J ' .. 'i ef f S s is ' h -L. W 1. C .3 4' . , .3 ' .9 ' .s - f ,,.,,, I 9 ' , .fgg n 1-:. . - ' .EA 4 s U- v -V jj' .. .. if . 2 -2 A - 4 Come on, Hershel, who will believe you had a date 1 l 1 A , J ' Farah Fawcett? .- ' lf ' Hey, quit moving the finish line! ' H 1 kj. with Activities- 1 1 1 N l School lyfe holds a mzxture of sztuations fn Q15 re you telhng the whole truth, and nothmg but the truth? 1 'ki .QQ . I . gg, , QF . . XA ,l1. 1+ , dw. , f, fi- .-fr I tif .ill V . - 1 .5 - 13 - , Ja. fifu- ' 1 if ' t-5 1' 4: :Q xg H 32 A Nas -1 T 1 ..- ffa-'ffZ?T:1eR . bs . Q.:-G gf-, 11. ,V 1 -f' ff' 'ff' I Smiles brighlen each face L A .1 . ,.. ,, ' 'H'-'Ga as , . Q' v' -'ix , I 'isipiqa Hr: If V . . - -e , uv . - f 1 ...- . A I lr' v A V yin, 1 F fi' f. . , ' 'HT rfzx .r : .. ,, ATL fu mfg 9: I - . 114 - Student Life N ' -' 1 ' h Smile. . .you're on candid camera! It looks like Brenda is doing all the work. .aft rf A A-4 I know this will be hard for you to take, but I've been meaning to tell you. . .you need Scope ada- Remarks heard on campus If if Who's room are you staying in tonight, Irving? -l' K Y ' Gosh dang , fellas! :E-.fIg'li-'QfV?fn2 37H, 'f'3Ql-,T Ji .'l ' M 'L .1 -'.C.sP2 :E..'U:,4w4 Q' . ww fe,v.gm.,'?.w,11 f as Y 1 f'?f:f1fJ-14g:fffk1f- Juv ? ,c ' . xl gina -..f,.7z.?,- :L .3 - , 1 at .ir Qs' G i3w3'15s':'f' '-i e?'I - Z'r :f -- I ' ' 'if H - -,3-tjixx.-.n.,,.k,g-qzkfg-,'g,,,1.f.rf':T5,:4'1, , . .- wg, ,-.-x'qz:q-,,,g'1.'-. -5,251 - , H 1,3 ' a 1 X. 1.16 -5 155. gh.. Zh v Q 'nl' .- - f v 4- X, .3 ,gjgxgfg nz 1, 1' . .. , 1 A' 1 ' ' 3 'I -S211 , l .,. K ,av A 'I ' v '- l 1 ul iirQf.5.'f x ' - ' . J- ' - . , 1 . f , 1,1 J jg . A n N 6 I, . . . ' , V . if. . .t hx- , V xl N 5 MA Q., rg . l' ' ,- i ff'-f wi. 'F ' N '34 avr' f f 'S l !'ul, '.1- .El ' - +1 , 'fig' xfff-LH - M EM gr xx TQJI l'f! fu .-. '. Y -V f h ,X 'I - ' .5 .415 1 I yqgrw . 1: . 4 wiv .S -9 Q ft:-zo A ' ' a J .. 5 N .. ', , ' ' U.: 4 7,4 4 ',i:. ' K . ,Q 'P-'K 1 5-.gs .lifl B 2' - -V4 , www' ru A J 'N if--Tl I f . iv Q Xa 'B lf' -- .N k ',.,W V 1 5. ' ' 4 , .1 ,N . ., Q' ' -5 A 'gl T ' 5 'A E -1 -,Ki ,x . . X ,gr . . L ., ,..... - , 4. .V ' ,, ' , , ...F-w x f X' ' gg, fir-'V '.- , -, ,gh , ,, , -N., l I Y- W. Q , . -yu , ,Y . .,., og -' 2' i eg -, , My... .fgsar y Y, gf-fer-'52, fffggs, ., 151- 1, ,Q ...- I ' 351 -, X , 5 .-1515 gig :LQ C. Q Q55 g ' f l , If 5. fa ' '51 .7 .H-'Fra-81'Y.i ' 547 'F' fl' ' 'w f ' T . gn: ,fe Q 1 'iii - '- ' Ji rl ' . - 4 4 - L ff ' li: mg-J' '5'-J fl' ,- , A -we ,. fifif. f '?3?fgi-by 'l'3.5J,15 P , lx -g ., . - st 1 batixih . , 1- J. ,Y .,, .FV .it ix I Y , - , L L L V- -. . . t--.K ff .g. lt' I V 't L If x 'JE U Q -QQ'iL-.Y-:X -I , 1 . Yi I-V - -L - 1' -' f'1.- ..' - 'Q Pig -l'5Z:e1E1'4 J' .-o'-- I ', j f 5 Q- 5-rg , . . - if? ' 'f asf. 'Vf -1'- v'f'.,'. if - ' , ' it A ef' JI-l l . . - '- H .N I l.2f.1'!+:...3i.1n.'!,. V ,Auf-R:'i'41h.B.1 fm- .ms an - L.v'l',-. rv.. YN 1-u'z. . .N ' n 1 .., 1 5 Wg. E' K I told you that Racquel Welch waits for me in my room every night. I thought EVERYONE was going to be here. Student Life - 115 Gee, thank you, Santa! , , I f . -5 You don't mean Santa is getting cheap in his old age. 1. 16-Christmas Christmas brings Santa, smiles, and surpri Denice hangs each icicle with care. . . .When throughout the dorm all creatures were stirring -- maybe even a mouse. Winter snow Ends McMurry alone and together 1'.'.1' 4 -- Old Main takes on a look of character with the November snow. --A -. . if LAW, Students find time to build a snowman during the snow. BELOW: Two suspicious characters lurk around the bushes in hopes of planting a snowball on some poor soul. n'f MNVQ- + - 'N ,,l Some people have it. . . and some people don't. Sisters?. . ,No, not us. . . We'1'e not Sisters what makes College lzfe - a time for laughs . 118 - Student Life ' -iii: 'ri' Hey! . . . men in the White coats. . .over here. . .this is the one! Take her away. . .p1ease! A AI-fl .,, 1- 4i I5 sd' ' x 1. , ' rl 1' -gd o 5- Q ,pf 9-1 . s 'i 1 ' I -9157. if Lv- gi? X L 45 75, off? 2 ' ,Q 'cfm 'M A bg 3- - ji1l. . .I think I saw a shark. . . 7' :' and a time for ' ci fun, cleaning, and study 4 3 n 1 V ' f . 4 1 xfq 'N xii -Y- f o w, Lg I f ,Q r J. va ,. my .I+ A beautiful day with no wind is such a rare occasion that I love to take out the trash. . .once a month! if is Difle to 5tudY Outdoors- Student Life - 119 xx l .1-' eve.--,mf-Tl J '.,- 1-Mjv.. - ,ff Mo? ., we e ff: ml 3 543' V- . wil'-rc. Hi! I'm from Vernon, Texas. 120 - Student Life Please don't make me smile. Of course, I've done my algebra homework, haven't you? OK. . .you caught me. . .I won't squeeze the Charmin anymore W 4 X lax .Ev '5'...,'i':r-X x -J Q, N ff lf A I jj! 'IEA r Z I 2 X ,' Ll S 'ff .-- llexiyagh Presidents, pledge mistresses, and interclub representatives of each social club are introduced at the annual spring Rush Tea. 8 Cl , 'N 1 if ,1, vs X.. ,JD 122-Rush Tea A L. yi-5 X Rushees discuss pledging requirements with members gtiffgrd f Iiftiii?-eg-2- ref2- TA N. Y.- , ff' K 3? '5'.q+ 1 X. Q. 75 X r .f A , V: ,jg tk . 3- V 41 V: hgh- AI , V 4 f .. ',f'- Lin' ', . fy .. ' w Zhi! Ag WA - ' ,Q md-f---2-:wg W5 4 5' ' 1 - , 4 --7 ,, ZF,-Vigil-5 ' 5, xnjr' V' ' I 'W' I fn.l -'J k h-Lili: I-s :TN 5- 1 ,pea X :' 1 ,ff-5- fifsligbw-7' .SEV-f . b , r - .1,. I N f - jf? ' ' 'livin 'fv F - 'T' '4'4 -l-'1 ' -x s .il 1 'S A Qi' t JJ!r3cnl:8 9 U3 1' ' I '-7,1 - . i , V k Q, O... , Q.. GOOQTQEQB '-,Oh I, . t.. ' . . C Qfo,... '- - -7-jk., I M CM urry F tlm t , S: . Q., -N ,X a ' F esttval and tg 9 s .J ,,,' I .'o. Q l 'Q Bennett- Wzllson f- can t f,,, ' D 6 ' Xi-346: ' I Lecture Serzes Us fl get it A F , . 9 9 ,.,' provzde zrtterestzng L 9 Katt C ij ,ly ff 5 , ,jf -Y O - programs for at, ze 9 - f f' f ' o GRAND. college sertes. it-1 iff 3 milf-io r .VMI ' E R : 1O+'v, 'i 555, 9 i : N ,go Qu .Q 5, R X - Q Q 1 S O 1 RQ 9 A 1 .9 .I ss Ig, 9- I 9 ' A Aw 'l S -0 4- f- ,f Q ,Y r N . I ' f Po Q 5 ' 0 . 4 s Q 7x , U 'xx 1 '. O9 Q 555 , 'SF fi :' i 1 os' 5 If cox' Q ' Q ' Qs S I fy l 0 6 y 5 - . , 0 : 9 McMurry College Film Festi- .5 4: no ' g .589 , Val for 1977 featured the great V f ' , ' A - I ' .95 classics of 1939. . . Dr. Bell Irvin ,ftflg 55, - 5,1 ' e-..nI' 'A M l Wiley, speaker for the Bennett- 5 fi f 7 Willson Lecture Series, listens QQ 741 0 as the Chanters entertain the f ag, ' ' ' audience. ' 9' 'M it r L ' - 1 , , .1,,. What do you see, joe? Lab work keeps students busy Lx Student find professors quite helpful in Biology courses. Why are you looking around, Steve? Lisa and Mike don't seem to be having any trouble keep- ing their mind on their lab. Student Life-125 Mary Glover sells tickets for a Mc:- Murry drama production . , f 126-Smdent Life N 4 Vicki made it to stardomg she's on television. x ,J w f o 4 , E .. M Who is that masked card player. Communications involves public speaking . Communications Cindy, do you see whatl see? Magic, Magic from CARNIVAL. Tell it like it is L41 Smell no evil, feel no evil, taste no evil. The Artists at work. ,.4K'X X . .. . K .. Student Life- 1 27 ' r A i- 47' .,- Q, 'v ' , Y. .12 A 7. V. gym. ,..-, , ,. .J V p ' 1-iw. - ' rl . . ' ..-..m . uf - 7' uf 1' If Darrell shows Buster that he is not afraid of heights. M cM urry students enjoy presentin CAR I VAL Rover is doing his ballet in the McMurry musical, The CARNIVAL chorus tells of beautiful Candy. CARNIVAL, Carolyn Platt works ha-rd on costumes for drama productions. 128-Activities -ff, f. - nr ,. ' A ,, .,, YL, H, yy-n -. Honors 129 Dr. Manuel Flores, Ir. Assistant Prof- fessor of Business Administration, recei- ved his BBA from McMurry College in 1966, his MA from Hardin Simmons Un- iversity in 1968, and his Ph. D. from the University of Arkansas in 1973. He is a retired Lieutenant Colonel of the Armed Forces. Many students consider him an Dedication' Dr. Manuel F lores, J r. Dr. Flores visits with students at a faculty-student picnic extremely good professor as well as friend. Dr. Flores always seems concern- ed with each of his students. In apprec- iation of Dr. Flores and all that he does for MCMHYFY College, the 1977 TOTEM has been dedicated in his name. fl 'sig ' Vi, ' ., Q Dr. Flores finds time for other things besides business A relaxed and pleasant atmosphere is what many students find in Dr C0'l1I'SeS. 130-Dedication Flores' classes. gun-an pu r r P17-x rx me 1-1 Be Ramen-.b:Y3Y19 V! V Qmgrfs my g 'ia 75 1 and faculty enjoy helping celebrate March 17 as O'Flores Day. n Dr. Flores serves as a sponsor of Phi Beta Lambda. asv:-iii W 'Y Taking time to greet new freshmen, Dr. Flores shows another facet of his friendliness. ., Always ready and willing to help students is this concerned teacher Dedication- 13 1 Reservation Royalty Kathy Tacker Reservation Princess sv Harvey Oaxaca Chief McMurry 1 N Kathy Tacker and Harvey Oaxaca are presented as Reservation Princess and Chief McMurry at the 1976 Homecoming. Kathy, a Secondary Education major from Dallas, is a member of Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi, Chanters, SEA, and a past member of Morning Star. She has held leads in Little Mary Sunshine and Godspe11 . Harvey, a Physical Education major from El Paso, has Spanish as a minor and is a member of FCA, II-JR Social club, and captain of the 1976 McMurry football team. 132-Reservation Royalty ,N We ma -qpqfvaciu 'K .- , .. ,, , - . . . v . La -Lf. A. :wig If ' 'ff' i ,.+- J....,..---- X fffi gwii-1?Q1ff't.-'33 '2-.-far-ig 1,:'.'--:- su-+ Pwwf-'Q-Q.-- H -:'4:W::n'?'?'Q : 'iv ' - I ' ,. ,Qu ,-,..--1 ,, V. , 41. 4 vt, 'tj 55- -. iv., , hr! 5.1, Mfg' Q- -' ,1 'F1':P3iv'i1 1 ' 4 N Fullback Harvey Oaxaca finishes the 1976 football season as the Kathy Tacker sings for Various events at McMurry. Indians' leading rusher with 715 yards. I ' H s Kathy enjoys visiting with friends. Harvey takes full advantage of blocking done by his teammates. Reservation Royalty-133 134- Favorites Senior F avoriies Marcia Rose Marcia Rose from El Paso, Texas is a member of Theta Chi Lambda and has served as parlia- mentarian for the club. Marcia was Junior class favorite runner- up, secretary of the Student Edu- cation Association, secretary of Kappa Delta Pi, and plays Contra- brass Clarinet in the band. She has been selected for Who's Who and has been on the dean's list. Ronald Holmes Ronald Holmes from Van Horn, Texas is a member of Kiva Social Club, played basketball for the McMurry Indians and was Jr. Var- sity Coach. He is a member of the HPER, on the Board of Directors for the Alumni Association, a mem ber of FCA, MC for the homecom- ing show, Women's social club spring presentation, and student representative of the Board of Trustees for the athletic commit- tee. Ronald Was involved in the In- ter-collegiate Committee, Senior Class president, and was runner- up for Junior Class Favorite. Junior Favorites Janet Dunlavy Janet Dunlavy is from Perryton, Texas. She is a member of Theta Chi Lambda and has served as pledge mistress for the club. She has played Women's Volleyball for Mc Murry Col lege. Mark Miller Mark Miller is from Clovis, New Mexico. He is a member of IHR men's social club and has served as treasurer for the club. Mark has played football for the McMurry ln- dians. ,Aa ure' Favorites- 135 136-Favorites Sophomore F avoriles -iii 'L David Turner David Turner, a sophomore from Electra, Texas, is active in many aspects at McMurry. He is a member of Phi Beta Lambda, national business organization, and also treasurer of MSG. He is an active member of IHR social club. Nancy Pittara' Nancy Pittard is a soph- omore from Mozelle, Tex- as. She participates in W0men's Basketball and is also active in Wah Wahtay- see, a service organiza- tion. Nancy keeps busy as an Indian cheerleader and as T. I. P. intramural rep- res entative. Freshman Favorites 7 .-if' Sally Robertson Sally Robertson is from Cot- ton Center, Texas. She is a mem- ber of Theta Chi Lambda women's social club. Sally plays basketball and serves as freshman senator in MSG. .av- U Steve Smith Steve Smith is from Paris, Texas. He is a member of Ko Sari men's social club. Steve plays football for the McMurry Indians. Favorites- 13 7 McMurry Royalty Runners-up ig 4 Fa-' F , i 3 1 . 6 ig- . A, nv nw Aff 'x 2 u. 1. L ABOVE: Runners-up for Chief McMu1-ry and Reservation Princess are Seniors Melanie Harrell and Eddie Wilson. Senior Favorite Rnmners-up are Jayne Houston and Paul Hoffman. p.,.5,a' V r, Iii ,iii HM N 1 BELOW : Hs, 0-, ' 2- X fig. Geneva Paige and Gary Cloud Knot picturedl are junior Class Favorite Runners-up. Sophomore Class Favorite Runners-up are Darrell Wofford.and Wendy Stewart. vu-X ffk Pam Forbus and Mike jones are runners-up for Freshman Class Favorites. R oyalty-139 Who's Who BILL BALCH: Natural Science major, Kiva, MSG, Christian Outreach, named to Who's Who Among Ameri- can junior Colleges Celia , ,NE WES BELL: Philosophy major and Re- ligion minor, Kiva, Christian Out- reach, Hunt Dorm Council, Vice president of SCCM, all conference and national qualifier in track wigs , :FEFAQ K! . 4 - N 'tgxsgi . E use--'P ' li Xxx x,fl 3 th' s-'.ofs. BRYNDA BRYANT: Finance major, JOE CARVAJAL: Accounting Major, Totem Beauty, special honors scholo- Phi Beta Lambda President, and ROTC. ship recipient, T.I.P., Phi Beta Lambda 140-Who 's Who IN AUSTIN CHAMNESS: Elementary Edu- cation major, Football, Christian Outreach, Kappa Delta Pi, FCA, and Alpha Sigma Chi. Y W- ' '-N' ff?-'fffw ,Q V 14 DIANE CLONTS: English major, Speech minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Secretary! Treasurer for Pi Kappa Del- ta, Band, and Academic Policies Committee. x ' it V.: .ga X iflif, P .gg All A - 4, T.'fkmr A A. fill I X Ai ' xg L. DONNA DAY: Elementary Education major, Psychology minor, GALLEON, WAR WHOOP, Gamma Sigma, Phi Kappa Delta, SEA, and Christian Outreach. FRANK COACHMAN: Music Educa- tion Inajor, Music Therapy minor, Dean's List, and Band. FRED GRINDLE: Physical Education major, Il-IR, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Gold Star Dorm Council, and Football. Wh0's Who NANCY HARDWICK: History major, Political Science minor, Totem Beauty, FCA, Phi Alpha Theta, Kap- pa Delta Pi, SEA, Christian Outreach, Dean's List, and T.I.P. Who 's Who- 141 Wh0's Who lj ,w:w BETH MANNING: Elementary Educa- tion major, Chrisdan Outreach, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, and SEA. 142 Who 's Who 3 o A CATHERINE HOGSETT: Elementary Education major, Music minor, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Dean's List, and Pi Delta Phi. CHRIS MCCORMICK: History major, Religion minor, MSG Vice President, Chanteis, Christian Outreach, Kappa Delta Sigma, and Spirit Indian. STEVE JAMES: Philosophy major, Religion minor, Freshman class presi- dent, Christian Outreach, Academic Policies Committee, and KIVA. DWIGHT NEEDELS: Chemistry major, Physics and Math minor, Chi Omi- cron, Dean's I..ist, Gamma Signa Epsilon, and Sigma Pi Sigma. v 1 LEE PARR: Elementary Education ma- jor, GALLEON, WAR WHOOP, MSG Senator, Totem Beauty, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Delta Phi, Wah Wahtaysee, and Christian Outreach. 3 ,fi T CAROL TURNER: Comparative Literature major, English and Spanish minor, Dean's List, GALLEON, Alpha Chi, Theta Chi Lambda, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, and SEA. MARCIA ROSE: Elementary Educa- tion major, SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, Theta Chi Lambda, Dean's List, and Band. GARY TURNER: Religion major, Speech minor, Ko Sari, Chanters, Kappa Delta Sigma, and Christian Outreach. .' K 'Qs' KATHY TACKER: English major, Music minor, Morning Star, Chanters, SEA, Sigma Tau Delta, and Dean's List. ' TTA TT SUSAN YOUNG: English and History major, Dean's List, WAR WHOOP, and T. I. P. Who 's Who 143 Women's Social Clubs Spring Presentation Each of the Women's social clubs - -Delta Beta Epsilon, Gamma Sigma, Pi Delta Phi, Theta Chi Lambda, and TIP-- present their pledges and new members each spring. The ladies choose an escort and are presented to parents, students, and friends. Over fifty girls participate each year. 1 1 Xu r 'V g-1' lax. i X' iff' ir -.1 if l. :L V , . N x fi p -w-' ' if i 1 ,4 Delta Beta. Epsilon--Verna Chester and Ronnie Frost 144-Presentation TIP--Connie Baker and Brad Brown TIP--jan Comer and Gene Maxwell Theta Chi Lambda--Pat Guinn and Mark Miller X. si Q JL . 'i 'g r 70 .-We , Theta Chi Lambda--Jayne Houston and Terry Crocker. if Gamma Sigma--Edith Reves and Kurt Blakketter. a VI Delta Beta Epsilon--Ian Mason and Keith Beverly. Presentation- 145 I 146 Athl 4, 'fx 'Y' wi H. 5 . Brenda Rimes Athletic Sweethi ATHILIETIIC W E.. A. ix, L. fl H.. , p f :fr I 5 ' y L 'V -, : 'X-viz fi 'T Y fr :W id M CM urry Indians grow in 4 Y ,I ,- ' r -ff 4 - ' . -,..' L F 3 A-ew' 55' 23? fe ff' .if M Q , ' -r FZ C. ',' lf EQ! 7 uw ' ' ., g-1:,.- ,JL .1 5 ' .W M H aa gk nr SW f Qi.-ff 9 I 'Q 3 o S. e , QYWA .. H ' . . . Pride L . . . Teamwork Leadershzp . . Young Talent Q51- v.. ur -:A. V X fx, -. , 5 , -H Q ' f' 5' E' . 55? , 1 4gt,,,f 'T'i f 1 - 'Q - '51 1. ' .A '.:f,,,, ,V D .3 ' 11 . ft .:'.v J Y V K . yi at fre 'Q-rr 4-'UL hi 5:1 vi ,v Football-149 jimmy Ramos QSO, and Ronnie Frost 1651 pursue Y 'Q ,NYE Sxsfbul Indians lose frst home ' ' 4 game of the season wp,-. V -Qi the Ouachita runner. . The McMur1'y offensive line hold defenders to give quarterback Kevin feated the McMurry Indians 21-0 in the first home game of the season. Mclvlurry gained 157 yards total of- fense with leading rusher Harvey Oaxaca named as Outstanding Back of the Game. Center Richard King from Odessa was cited by Coach Spud Al- dridge as Outstanding Lineman 'for his key blocks that helped spring Oaxaca and the other backs for good gainers. Eddie Medford, sophomore offensive guard from Seagraves, re- ceived the Big Play award for re- covering an onside lcick attempt. Abel Qlll time to execute the play. Quachita Baptist University de- The defense unit of the Tribe trip up the Tigers for a short gain. 150-Football Providing protection for a complete pass is Doyle Snell f60j. ny , Q Q11 , Q: - fu W--xr I -,N -1 bfi ei3'j'4'?f . . -A3154 '. ,. L Quarterback Kevin Abel, during the first Senior fullback Harvey Oaxaca took the ball 11 Chuck Bell and Don Harridge Indian victory of the season, completed times gaining 49 yards against UAM. show their happiness over the 3 out of 5 passes for 29 yards and gain- Tribe's victory. ed 42 yards rushing. Before getting injured late in the first half, Mike Ashcraft 126, caught 2 passes for 24 yards and one of those for a touchdown. Terry Weatherbee caught a third-quarter pass, broke one tackle at the eight, and another at the three to make the final score of the day for McMun'y. Tribe defense leads team to victory over Arkansas Monticello Defense was the name of the game for McMurry against UAM on the last weekend in September. Cliff Odenwald was named Lineman of the Week, and re- serve Iinebacker Keith Beverly got the game's Big Lick award. Sam Jernigan was named Back of the Week for his outstanding defensive play which included blocking a punt that set up the Tribe's first touchdown. Football 15 1 McMurry lndians exerted some excellent individual and team efforts to upset the Trin- ity Tigers, 21-16. Aided by the blocking of Ricky Williams and Richard King, Steve Mays ran an 81-yard reverse to score the first touchdown of the day. The two other Tribe scores came from Back of the Week Harvey Oaxaca on a 9-yard run and Charles Johnson with a 5-yard run. 1 Trinity bows to McMurry 21-16 1,1- English QABOVEJ takes time to repair his helmet. . . Af- ter catching his tenth career interception, Billy Sudbury QCENTER J, No. 31, leaves a trail of Trinity players behind him, stopping a T.U. threat inside the Indian five-yard line late in the game. 'T , , tl. IM' ' is 152-Football Indian coaches were extremely proud of their team against the Tigers. It was even stated that this was Mc- Murry's best offensive game in six years. Homecoming inspires Tribe to victory A beautiful day met the Homecoming crowd who came to see the Indians defeat Austin College Kangaroos with a score of 10-7. Rickie Williams was selected as Linernan of the Week by McMurry coaches. Earning the TIAA player of the Week award was Senior line- backer, Steve Lopez, from Eastland. He was credited with four quarterback sacks, seven solo tackles and five assists. Lopez' fine performance proved to be a major factor in the McMurry victory over Austin College. The entire Tribe defensive unit was honored for stopping All members of the McMurry team helped in accomplishing Ausmn College four times inside the five yard line the third victory of the season. Coach Spud Aldridge and Hershel Kimbrell look on with delight as McMurry wins the 1976 Home- coming game. Football 153 1-N Senior Harvey Oaxaca gains yardage in spite of the snow and defenders. 'g?i!h15sl f- 1 - F1 .-5 fig. . ii - --'..v542 ny:-'irglx .fn ,lj ' g ' vs ' L Q'-X Randy Pool and Eric English 100k on 25 H teammate Members of both teams had trouble keeping their balance on gains yardage. the snow-covered field. 154-Football 'N 5 , On a snow-covered field, the 1976 McMurry Col- lege Indians ended their season with a 29-18 loss to Sul Ross State. The Tribe used two trick plays to get their first twelve points, but the defense could not hold the Lobos from gaining 438 yards total offense and outscoring the Indians. Senior Mike Ashcraft was named Back of the Week by McMurry for receiving four passes, one for a touchdown, and passing for another score. His diving touchdown reception was named as Play of the Week. p-s m1 W-t Sul Ross Slate outlasts Tribe in the snow 'im fei- fu qw awp' 'W fi! NNY- -1 , ' - V-.v.v.--..-grv Q ' , r Y ,.-.-,-,..,...,,....,.. 37 - v. ., i lg - - A 3 -, H , :Q .V ..........., , .. ,..- V G. --A ....,- il-I qi . serve Freshman jennlfer Adams sets the 1' ff' C2245-'g,. :5,:,,1 f,?g.L, , A .. V L 5,1 ,,., Hu, 4 ball up Wlth H. dlg S Jn- 1 Aft L1 -2.4 df' 1' 5 . q,, nf- A DATE Sept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 21 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Oct. 5 Oct. 5 Oct. 7 Oct. ll Oct. 11 Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. 19 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 26 29 Oct . McMurry College Women's Volleyball Schedule 1976 TEAM PLACE H-SU fScrimmageJ home A.C.U. fScrimmageJ home Angelo State home Howard Payne home Texas Wesleyan there Texas Tech there West Texas State Tex. Tech H-SU there Midwestern home A.C.U. home Howard Payne there Texas Wesleyan home H-SU home Midwestern there Angelo State there Texas Tech home West Texas State home North Texas State Tournament there A.C.U. there Zone Tournament Members of the 1976 McMurry Maidens are Lynn Condi-on, janet Dunlavy, Geneva Paige , Jennifer Adams, Eva Black, Debbie Hall, Dede Markham, Michele Gross. Miss jarja Offield is their coach. V011eybau-157 A serve and return starts the play A good serve gets each Y ' ' t play Started right. . . A I A ' return hit to the center ,- front helps to set up the J 'K ball. inv till- 158-Volleyb all v, no K' Spikes-the most effective offensive plays ' x fl ' ' Ll l . agll . - .,-.-b 1 - .-, Q35 'lgiik ,T Sophomore Eva Black starts her approach toward the ball. A high jump enables the spike: to get on top of ball to hit it down across the net to the opponent. Volle yb all- 1 59 160-Volleyball G P g f 11 th ough after hitting a successful spike Opponents try t block Debbie Hal1's spike. 'frm Il K 'Puri I ii-Qi! .gi r' 5.1! . A An. Blocking and picking up spikes combine to make a successful defense Q 9 , , o-,. Y ' The maidens set up their defense after completing a spike. . .jennif ent's spike. F I 2 Ei: er Adams and Debbie Hall jump up to block the oppon- Q...1 .,4. '-.. , ...um Volleyb all- 1 6 1 McMurry roundballers improve with teamwork 162-Basketb all and skill 2 3332 1 - 7' 5 - 'L -f 1 .::--r Q : 5 Members of the 1976-1977 McMurry Basketball team are: FRONT ROW--Ron Holmes, Dennis Bruington, Larry Gibson, Ion Gates, and Nicky Martin. BACK ROW-Donny Cruse, Steve Mackey, David Nelson, Jon House, Jerry Teel, Terry Crocker, Cave Baum, and Coach Hershel Kimbrell. Captains for the McMun'y Indians Basketball team, Larry Gibson and David Nelson, are pictured with Coach Her- shel Kimbrell. ,MQ . ,,.,L. S s 5 1' 0 197 6 - 7 7 'aiviM ZYM urry Basketball Sco OPPONENT Howard Payne Univ. S-ul Ross State Univ. Sul Ross State Univ., Angelo State Univ. Eastern New Mexico Univ Angelo State Univ. Oklahoma Christian Univ. of Science and Arts Bethany Nazarene Phillips Univ. Oklahoma Baptist , Howard Payne Univ. East Central Univ. Washburn Univ. s V' 4 .Ls .J-fu Terry Crocker tnes to deflect the opponent's pass A bounce pass helps jon House get out of a tough Sltlla ..,.-- 1 McMurry vs. Hardin-Simmons David Nelson fNo. 45y waits for a rebound. 166-Basketball 2-'P' I 47 iqqrqit n.:,S,s',' 'wif' -N905 S, ,' K V3 V A McMurry Indians play Hardin-Simmons University Cowboys at Taylor County Coliseum. The game proves to be quite exciting for both teams and their fans. --.. fr-fif V4- ,- fd' i g-. i T' 1 J ll ' X 'I 1 xX . -.QPI 5 4' 5 x.j WGN V951 I, 5 X'0sx 05,4 W A large number of Indian fans show up to watch the Tribe battle the Cowboys. The Indians move back down the court after making two points . Basketball- 167 Points are made -3 fn with skill and l fQ .124 determination W If A, 1 Q5-by m ' I jon House jumps up to make a basket David evades the opponent's hand to make a basket. 168-Basketb all -,, ggwm ,-1-- x --1 1 1 ,p R 451 -v X 7 4 '. if ,, f-'T , F? V , iv, . nl - F V . lw,?fk N I-WF .' .xvi E' David makes sure of his shot. 1976-77 McMurry basketball team NAME Cave Baum Larry Beam Dennis Bruington Terry Crocker Donnie Ray Cruse Paul Edwards jon Gates Larry Gibson Ronald Holmes jon House Steve Mackey Nicky Martin Donnie Naylor David Nelson Jerry Teel POSITION Forward Guard Guard Post Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Post Forward Guard Forward Post Post Head Coach: Hershel Kimbrell HIGH SCHOOL Cooper fAbilenej Coronado fEl Paso Petersburg Wylie QAbilenel Cooper fAbileneJ Lamar fHoustonj Shallowater Sterling fHoustonJ Van Hom J Grant fOklahoma City, Sterling fl-Ioustonj Terrell Midway fWacoj Permian fOdessaJ Tulia Assistant: Tomm Estes Y Student Assistant: Jeff Longino 170 Basketball Donnie Ray Cruse shoots for two points. if Er jon House sinks a basket. ll Cave Baum, a junior from Abilene Cooper, adds depth to Terry Crocker, a junior from Wylie, helps in experience. the Tribe. Basketb all- 1 71 , Ll, Li. 1- T... 4. u U v x 'Q' 754 1 , S mr ff-- -P 4 . 'A Q 1r.,'.-?iz'w.-f , he . --: t ,- s.w..3.,,,. Lf N 3-3, -1. , -,zu ,Lu A -1--. ,,'-- - '. '.','.'5'4 Q. V, 4,33-,su - ' .,: . .V-vw . , .L ,Q f5' f1. ' ' N r A 'L naw, ., V r. gl, V : v ' f ' V - s -J Au fx ,.., -gf y 'r Z . fz .f 1 45... -.-Q .Jil 4.,,,,- . ,ei 1 xv' I A 3, .4 ' K . 1 ,4 EH 4,5--J.. '. -V. w L .gm 'J5-3 . i.g V - I Y 'xv'-1: f. A-'Y' -'.. ' ' QL '3-. en, 5 f- f r ,..'- ., - X . ,-P' ,- .xfsfxlu 1 A- -i f,,5,.v.--A-..--' 1. ' II f -V -'L .-5' - , X :U-P TA A .fig ' A wwf . - -4 , .. x 4l1'..,9. ,...-:r:K: ' 7,-F 'S fTk Jai -1' - - ,A-T 7 L :. 'J ' ' A 1 A t 1 . -, - , '.Y 'M 6.-,3 . . -Q . Q. . Y fr : Y ' ' i 1 , -Z. 2,, , .rf , gn: ,hw- . -. ' K bn. K .. DATE Feb 18 March 5 March 12 March 17 March 26 April 1 April 9 April 16 April 18, 19 April 29 May 19-21 1977 McMurry College Track Schedule IVHZET Tarleton State University Triangular Border Olympics Fort Worth Recreational Abilene Christian University Triangular Tarelton State University Invitadonal McMurry College Indian Relays Abilene Christian Wildcat Relays Texoma Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association Outdoor Track and Field Championships Wayland Baptist College Invitational NAIA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships Several teams compete in the Indian Relays. NAME Andrews, Frank Ballew, Kyle Gipson, Keith Hines, Thomas Marshall, Oscar Mays, Steve McClure, Ricky Moore, Doug Reece, Wayne Riser , Harry 1977 McMurry Indian Track Roster HOMETOWN cLAss Celina Waco llviidwayj Dallas lRooseveltJ Abilene fAbileneJ Hamlin Stamford Ovalo Uim Nedj Kileen lCisco JCJ Vernon Santa Fe, N.M. PLACE Stephenville Laredo Fort Worth Abilene Stephenville Abilene Abilene Plainview San Antonio Plainview Arkadelphia , Arkansas EVENTS 440, 220 120 I-ll-I 440, Long Jump 100, 220 100, 220 100, 200, Long Jump 440 Shot Put, Discus 100, Long and Triple Jump Discus, Javelin Salazar, Roy Hereford Mile, 3 Mile Schkade, David Albany Pole Vault Sloan, Bob Dallas fl-IillcrestJ 880, 440 Williams, Rickie Abilene fCooperJ Discus Willingham, Brad Sweetwater Lofmg and Triple I-HUP Wilson, Wesley Waxahachie lNavvarro JCJ Long Jump Zapata, Armando San Antonio fLanierJ 50, Shot Put, Discus, lCisco JCJ Javelin Head Track Coach: Dewain Finley lBaylor '68J Cindermen gain experience I i 174-Track -r r r N Throwing the javelin is freshman Harry Riser from Santa Fe, New Mexico. David Schkade pole vaults at the Indian Relays. -'wi' L M CM urry golf I FRONT ROW: Scott Bowker, Terry Lambert, Pat Downey, BACK ROW: Alan Fudge, Bernie Strickland, Wayne Alexander, and Coach Estes. Feb. 25 Feb. 28 March 1 March 1 1 - 12 March 17 March 24 March 25 March 29 April 1 April 11 - 12 April 18- 19 May 5-6 june 7-10 1977 McMurry College Golf Schedule Abilene Quadrangular KMCM, ACU, H-SU, Ciscoj Triangular CMCM, Austin College, Dallas Univ.j Cisco junior College ldualj Fort Worth Recreational Abilene Quadrangular QMCM, H-SU, ACU, Ciscol Trinity University fdualj Texas Lutheran College fdualj Texas Wesleyan College fdualj Abilene Quadrangular CMCM, H-SU, ACU, Cisco, Abilene Intercollegiate Tournament Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association Golf Championships NAIA District 8 Goli Championships NAIA National Golf Championships fl-Iosted by Saginaw Valley Statej Abilene Sherman Lake Procter Fort Worth Abilene San Antonio Seguin Fort Worth Abilene Abilene Sn Antonio Houston University Center Michigan Golf-175 W0men's basketball improves with experience 42 V, Members of the 1976- 77 Women's Basketball team are Nancy Pittard, Elaine Bunting, Nancy Fudge, Pam Varde man, Brenda Rimes, Debbie Hall, Pat Davenport, Mary Cator, Marsha Fowler, and Sally Robertson. 176-Women's Basketball 4 get, - I 1 , .en gn .'Y'. .I in. A 5, . uHL71.',, N ,pus , , -vu ' V,-1. -':rv.gL:', 1 - , -'V 4-L11-4.-f'!J'A , A , Aer + -r'f -',fv-LM ,x.mm. .gf , 4.5 -,J .v -W-. NIJ , 5' 'm H .1. 1 ,3 T' , f 4 ia y N ' , ,- 1 ' ., fd X2 ' E Us ' f- ,A -- .- Lf 'K i Q, f. Q ij .P 'T' 4 ,V 'x if' . 3. , 'I 'T X- v. L .F , , fr : 7 1 qv '. '-H. , z The end of the year brings Intramural awards john Leach accepts the Men's A11 College Champs Award Shirley Bates accepts the Women's A11 College Champs for K0 Sarl- Award for Delta Beta Epsilon. The Sportsmanship Awards went to Gamma Sigma and Kiva. Accept- ing for their clubs are Layloni Drake and Russ Howerton. The Outstanding Athletes are Renna Oaxaca and Pat Dow- ney. f x had 151' 178-Sports 1 .l johnnie Ray, Sports Information Director, uses the phone often in the course of his duties. . . Assisting Johnnie with some typing, Kit Kimbrell, takes time to smile at the camera. l,. Working Cll' Cl job that is enjoyable m.n::::' ::'f:' .. -.. -...nvv' YW fi'- i 179 Candid shots of varsity cheerleaders Nancy and Gary enjoy impersonating Groucho 180-Cheerleaders Marx. I -f'Y zu,- Varsity Cheerleaders are Nancy Pittard, John Leach, Brad Willing ham, jim Thomas, Brenda Rimes, and Brenda Anderson. Not pictured is Gary Cloud, first semester cheerleader. Q 'Q Brenda Ander son takes time for a short Let us see you Groucho Marx, Brad. prayer during a game. x-xqin, W . . X , n .A s . s . C, ' ' Y I ' ' .- B ,? B , A ,jun A ,ly ,A B l ' -.1- U , W , i tg ' ul Q W . ? i Ht n-.1 -1 1ql'::,n'g soo-.sn ' vinci' ull' ,U n :n .' ,n gl u . a .1 ...Q ,c ...a ,Nl-..v' fir: 5 Q , . 1 ' '. 'fw-. ' . , I In Y , . 'W . we A . ,f . x 'A 1 .1uj,W' ' M H . 1 af. 1-iff ,iv jig ' 'J XX A v-:um ',.-,f - . , ' U uv . A V A-., ,'. f'.ugyS'.g:l - A V 1 F' ' -' f2j' ' TWH ' ' - ' 7' 'fl ' 45 -LRLL MCL 1, 'VR 1. 55.4 Q ' Ar -5' .AL M114 ,, T535 1 ee: Y 4 - f 2'.ff.,ae, Those are good jaws, Gary and John. Ay- I-Zi Q l ' 1 , 4 Let me see you Frankstein ! Brenda, are you sure you're not Charlie Chaplin? A If Wifi V .Z Cheerleaders-18 1 6 B 7' 6 G 6 I' S 182-Cheerleaders o X ,. , X R 4 135' 'e fl 'N O LQ ,nan- ..-.-ve-nu-snags! - ' - ' vi - ' F4-f 'v' ii Q 1-L.. Jin N 1 1? 1 5 I,-. fi' Cheering on the junior Varsity teams at McMurry are: CLOCKWISE FROM TOP--Tina Rodriguez, Mary Cator, Carole Conner, and Belinda Cotton. an ' 2'ff4g??f,, ' 1 V 'ii . ur: G 2-as?-I , - -'ff ,. , ma RQ- '15 51-zz CLASSES -,yi P 4. -is-.., 5-V 5 A 7 .4 A - H , Han .. ., . ,ff '-.'r-V, jimi, 1 . .F 'Y 111 ' ' g .. 7'rWif .fv'A' , .acid-C is 1 N fav: -1 X w X I L ff' S W' -- -,L v ,iq ' . -K ' 4 nfl' S ,-Q.-.va-, K . ,. 1:-T?5'7,.2b'f , A '2f1Lv,. ' S 1-, f 1'fgfkGn ..' EEN- , -L3 ful ' 'eq' gg r i '77 EET ' W.,-., , w,-. f . .gh ., , , fax- f ' . - M3 331 ,. - riff. '--' r' '- ' J 3 - 'ix gg, ':1s: '--:gw L553' . 'A 1' 'vt .. 3..,,v iEAi':5-Tf 'Ski-iifilffl ' My 133'-,.: X: fy :Q-mfg,-V-. J T , 'P' '- ' r 'G - ff-.fpvg-: . QQ . -I ,265 .fQf'xf My -1-2. ' L , 1 -g 1 i 1'F:, , 2 E I Q fig 5 ! 5 wg. f , f' '. J 15' -w Q . ' Tix , Z fra: . . .M ., ..,1 ,- : -.gg E. ',.v 5 Q-321 'K : A ff 1. A, .'I,1 ' ' ':, .ff Hifi? L. rg ' qs-95, Ly' ,J L5 - 2,17 3331? EEST, V. yw 4- ,. . McMurry Seniors look forward to future iii -L'-' T' , . I Oh, gosh, Wes, . .. we've got to stop meeting like this. SHERRY BLAIR, Abilene MARY BRADY, Merkel LINDA BRANON, Houston DEAN BROWN, Abilene BRYNDA BRYANT, Abilene CINDY BURLESON, Stamford JOE CARVAJAL, Dallas LORRNZO CHRIESMAN, Cisco DEBBIE CHURCH, Abilene JAMES CLEARWATER, Abilen DIANE CLONTS, Knox City FRANK COACHMAN, Killeen 184-Seniors E CAROL ALDERMAN, Hobbs, N. M. BENNIE BAILEY, Lubbock ' ' ' Z'-y ,W .1 DAN ALEXANDER, KAY BETH Abilene f:ffiANDER' BH-L B-MCH' MELANIE BEACHY, Levelland Slaton 1' wsvgr , J' E ' f i fox fuk by ' ? . :' i'iTf2'iiiR. I I we . -ZLL CHERYZL ALLHXI , Abilene VICKI BECK, Dumas S JEANNE co1.E, Abilene CELIA CORLEY, Abilene MARILYNN cox, Abilene MARCY DAVIS, Abilene DONNA DAY, West Covington, Calif. PATTI DENNIS, Abilene MIKE DUDLEY, Abilene NEIL ELY, Abilene TIM ERICSON, Seminole GREGORY FABIAN , McLea GEOF F LOREN , Seattle, Washington JOE FRIES, El Paso A 1- f ref -i Ha it ,+P - if l g ik.-4314. 55' ' if .--'P 1ft1,'5j . Rh I XT- '- 9' 1 be -- we eff-3 ' A 1 1 . .lik but I Just took a shower! CONNIE FULLER, Abilene NANCY GLOVER, Abilene DARLENE GREEK, Big spiing LUPE GUTIERREZ, Corpus Christi f i DONALD HANCOCK, Kokowo, Ind. MELANIE HARRELL, Cheyenne, Wyo. DAYNA HENDERSON , Merkel DAVID HESTAND, Roscoe KERRY M. HIBBITTS, Graham KERRY R. I-HBBITTS, Abilene KATHY HIGGINBOTHAM, Abilene THOMAS HINES, Abilene PAUL HOFFMAN, Waco CATHERINE HOGSETT, Abilen ANDREA HOLLEY, Abilene GARY HOLLINGSHEAD, Abilene --gf M M RON HOLMES, Van Horn LANCE JAMESON, Matador DEBBIE JOHNSON, Wichita Falls BO JONES, Stamford 'Ei ,gs I f ffflfi I . :-Tb' ROBERT JONES, Abilene JAN ICE LAWLER, Abilene GLENN MCCLESKY, Abilene ALLEN MAULDIN, Amarillo HARVEY OAXACA, El Paso Q 4' ' T S? el , g, ,f 2' A. ,wkwfhfj ' Ffh - if MELINDA KILGORE, Dallas JOHN LEACH, Abilene CHRIS MCCORMICK, Levelland THOMAS MAYS, Abilene LEE PARR, El Paso .x v I 4 'M Y C4 Breckenmdge LUANE LEE Hobbs, N. M. KEN MCDONA Abilene J BILLY KING, LD JAMES MILLER, Abilene DERRELL PATTERSON, Seymour ,-5 - 4 ., D 14. v -1 F' X N f' ,Jw ISAJIIEI x 'J :E 9 ,V ,,.-.. I I I LYNN KING, Vega JEFF LONGINO, Boston, Mass. BETH MANNIN G, Lubbock DWIGHT NEEDELS, Abilene BUDDY PAYNE, Levelland -..-. I'?1'15e fl, If, or J ICQ' f I 3. I, xl .x' C f IL I 'X RICHARD KING, Odessa STEVE LOPEZ, Eastland JOHN MANNING, Montgomery, Ala. TI-IERESA NEEDELS, San Antonio JANIE PAYNE, Abilene S eniors- 187 Seniors anticipate Graduation TERRI PHILLIPS, scemfbid TIM PHILLIPS, Abilene RANDY POOL, Abilene PAUL PRIEN, Abilene BONNIE RIHALY, Abilene PAUL RIVARD, Tom Bean WAYNE ROBERTS ON, Comanche WERNER ROTH, Milwaukee, Wis. Mu K lee I .. Y ' U I L.-9:41 'EFT 1 f ,.,, 4' lv v 'jj f ! 'Ye -, ... Jr' . ,a .- 5 - P-.L , 0- ., ...i- 188-S enioxs ob, Bey. . . STEVE SIMMONS, Anna SAM SPENCE, Abilene if let's have a party -Q... 'X jx x SQ 1 ' 1 'H FQMAII .1 . 4, i If XL if ' ' 4 11,3 I I Q - X , I, X!! i T ff 1. I 441 If l- ' ':.Q ' I 1 '- BRUCE RUSKA , Abilene JOHN SCOTT , Abilene STEVEN S TRIC KLAND , Abilene -I. ., 2: 12,11 rf-1 'li F A e 4 ln f up ,E i .xx - V-V xnx x, v il I. 35 ,fx ', I yglxf K Al lx i TI-IELMA SANTIBANEZ , Abilene VICKI SEARS, Dallas CHERYL STRILEY, Amarillo CARL STUBBS Grants, N.M. 7 ill: I I x KU ' KATHY TACKER, Dallas -fu , .fy 2: M fr' 5, J ,NV Z l , - I 'Lf XX X J 7j I f- , A Sf MARY JANE TATUM, Abilene .'. R Y f .-:iff g , . WQS4 -Q V , e f se, kfflof i e 4 A 4 K s xi KJ' -,g. '1 - 1 '3' '4 'fx' R- T 1 tx .. . 5 Kevin is first place winner in the dog imitation contest. JERRY TEEL, Tulia JIM THOMAS, Tahoka JOHN THOMAS, Tahoka KARLA TOOLEY, Floydada GRETCHEN TUCKER, Abilene CAROL TURNER, Abilene GARY TURNER, Comanche RUTH UNGER, Deming, N.M. ROGER VALKENAAR, Abilene CAROL VANDIVER, El Paso EDDIE WILSON, Abilene MARY WILSON, Abilene DOUG WOFFORD, Las Cruces, N.M. BLAKE WOODALL, Carnollton CYNTHIA WOODS, Clayton, N.M. SUSAN YOUNG, Lovington, N. M. Seniors-189 Underclassmen settle into college lzfe Renna Abbott, Spearman Kevin Abel, Graham jennifer Adams, Abilene Raquel Aguirre, El Paso J 'S jimmy Amaro, O'Donne1l f so WY , e -.,. Derinda Amonett, Haskel s -- - ' David Anderson, Casper, jerry Anderson, Clyde 'W ' ' ,,, .. .', B, Xxzrywr . ' ,, 51 O. ,,,, Syl. 1 - e. A Namiqa Ardhuerumly, Avoca Peggy Armenta, Abilene Tammy Aubrey, Albuquerque, N.M. Tommy Bailey, Clyde 9 in Class What do you mean our telephones Won't be hooked up until two days from now! W , ' , ,olqe A A x I 'Y 7 '71 .-1 -1,2 -'l f' ' ? 'kfff' I, faggl Q.v X 5G.'.'5.,--.. Q. I- FJLI . . .ig N Connie Baker, Childress Rickie Baker, Wurzburg, Ger. A Kyle Ballew, Waco Randy Baker, Amarillo How about getting a cup of coffee and a donut? S1u'e. After that class, who wouldn't want one. Students take tzme for classes, work, and pleasure C X if l ff as iii, A hw ' is-L-4. t - . ' .L , , ,r. . V ' NL! fb 1 C ,1,,. 1 i- IT. Shirley Bates, Abilene Terry Bates, Baird Cave Baum, Abilene Randy Beachy, Plain City, Ohio William Beachy, Columbus, Ohio Larry Beam, El Paso Cheryl Beamer, Abilene Kay Bedingfield, Abilene Chuck Bell, Espanola, N. M. Linda Bell, Abilene Keith Blggem, Petersburg Howard Bishop, Artesia, N. M. Class 191 Elisa Black, Melrose, N.M. Eva Black, Baird Carla Blackketter, Shamrock Kurt Blackketter, Shamrock Susan Blassingame, Colorado City Alice Ann Bledsoe, Abilene Mary Bohannon, Arlington Virginia Bond, los Alamos, N. M. Bonnie Boris, Roswell, N.M. Deborah Bowker, Santa Anna William Bowker, Santa Anna Marcus Bradford, Stinnett Donna Briscoe, Seminole Bill Brooks, E1 Paso si Sally Brown, Abilene Teresa Brown, Panhandle Wes Brown, Clarendon Dennis Bruington, Petersburg Elaine Bunting, Henrietta , K A Jin Burkey, Abilene x X Q- 19 2-Class -sz, .. 5 I jo r '- ,rr 15 J 'H f X 1 Aki ff. ,4 - Q, 1' t fl l BEEF-fe Exif. QA 1 I-. Ai!-N 1 ,541-X, f, .v,: l Q va , 'X 'W I' Q I s . H, V 54' F' ' 'L 9 r Q xx M N 16 f N' v 1 '-4' H 'S .u 1' ,,,,,. 1 A - N I Y' , Y ,VZ'f,!1:i! E I N 2 rlqu , Q, Q , V N' you ' 5' ' 7f lf, ,I I ' , Q . V- , Gary Cloud, Alison Comer, 4 Lubbock Albuquerque, N. M. Ricky Conley, Carole Conner, Merkel Irving M . , -',l if 1.,,g . V Lynn Condron, Throckmorton Cathy Core, Abilene Y-4 l Susan Bynum, Austin Bruce Cain, Abilene K Teresa Callaway, Midland 1 A Connie Carter, Abilene Marty Cash, Lubbock Mary Cator, Stinnett Bob Cervetto, Duncanville Alfredo Cesar, Miraflores, Mexico Malena Chamness, Ft. Worth l ' Verna Chester, Hobbs, N. M. ' Charles Christian, Farwell '47-1. far K Cheryl Cloud, Lubbock 51 Up with good food, women, and fun! Class- 193 l V37 Q Belinda Cotton, Lubbock .A Kim Cowan, Muleshoe V' I 4 'V A Murray Cox, San Antonio 2 75,3 . ,: , '53 5,3 Ann Criswell, Abilene A . - 7f!'5'f'f Reach out and Search for your ' 'Y ' , ' A Paula Criswell xi-ff l Hobbs, N.Ml Q5-.X 7. Terry Crocker, Abilene K rags' '- N 5, Mike Cummings, Odessa Q' e,, ,Aim ' U Jack Curry, Albuquerque, N . M. ' 'if'-fin, I.. Lawrence Daniel Albur- '74, , L-4' querque N. M. l , Y Mark Daniel, Abilene ' V Debbie Davis, Albuquer- Y, ue, . , q NM aff D'Lyn Davison, Hereford 5 f .',, A -H ' IJ! K'-7'i', . '- 'T F- ' , ,, Y ,wr :V , - Ricky Dawson, Coleman r ' 4 4 Angel Del Rio, Abilene V Cindy Dickson, I San Antonio - 2 ' - Maribeth Dillman, Muleshoe m , ! Y, r' AA' V ' X3 ml . A , is .172 Pat Downey, Mozelle 1 4, ,Y 'f A 5 1 ' Layloni Drake, E1 Paso , 'K -' ml i 3 ! Qp Donna DuBose, Abilene AT' ' p w'-I 24., janet Dunlavy, Perryton ' '.L i 'J N 751-M Al ' 194-Class Lf.. -' N , dreams i 5' A , fin., ws? 1 f l New Memories are created each day Y V ' FFF' Aren't you glad you use Dial. . . don't you wish everyone did? Linda Emory, A Jimmy Ericson, Steve Ernst, David Evans, Gruver Seminole Grand Prairie Pam Forbus, Dumas Susan Evans, Abilene Dennis Flaugher, Borger Marsha Eason, Petersburg I Charlie Ebarb, Sweetwater Paul Edwards, Houston Becky Ely, Abilene Deanne Emory, Abilene b' e 4.-4574 Ja ilen Nancy Evans, Steve Evans, Hamlin Mineral Wells David Fulkerson, Nida Ford, Brownfield Lovington, N. M. Class-195 Debi Gambrell, El Paso Craig Gann, Abilene Lisa Garland, Littlefield Tom Garrett, Abilene jon Gates, Shallowater Cameron Givan, Seagrav Shelly Glenn, Abilene Mary Glover, Abilene Mary Gooch, Abilene Pauline Goode, El Paso Palistene Gra Abilene v Ric Green, Gajinesville, Flonda Diane Griffin, Abilene Joyce Grimes, Abilene Michelle Grossarth, Deming, N M. julie Grussenclorf, Anson 196 Class I. 1 Q I f' :f 6 W , .Viv l ., P-,.af f gf., ' e ' i .F l 'LJ Ykhllfu If xi Duh. . . decisions, decisions! I wonder what flavor of ice cream I should get this time. 'iT' 'Y '77 Y U-- H ,, , M I I Q' '-Y W r fr fu' I 9 'J' II, IQ 4 A r I if I .ga XT 4 N, J, Y. W A e. . is Ln K 32494 Pat Guinn, lovington, N.M. Debbie Hall, Luling Vicki Hamblen, Happy Lori Hamilton, Albuquerque, N. M. Effie Handfield, Springer, N.M. Steven Hardman, Tucson, AR. Sarah Hardwick, Midland Kenneth Hargrave, Abilene jame Hargus, Garland Randall Harrell, Cheyenne, Wyoming Stephen Harrell, Stamford Don Harridge, Kermit Marilyn Harris, Waco Steve Harter, Abilene Michael Hatfield, Wylie Ernest Havner, Abilene Charlotte Hays, Lubbock Randy Hendricks, Grand Prairie Class- 197 19 8-Class Alan Herman, Abilene Laurel Herron, Abilene Kurt Hergert, Spearman Stephanie Higgins, Lubbock Cheryl Hill, Munday Lieu Hoang, Stratford Kim Hoffman, Brownfield julie Holcomb, Dallas Cindy Holden, Abilene Jayne Houston, Ralls jan Huie, Dallas Debra Hulse, Roswell, N.M. 7 H N if . i Si H ? .. X ,gm ,, of u ' 853, i ii! - 'F an gms' 5 x' ?x 45 , N ff -1 -aa - ' , Melody Hunt, Weatherford Keith jameson, Lubbock 6 so ' 'X Orval jackson, Slaton Lorrie jameson, Coleman W I . fb I. I ff W jx Q I 7 f f , iv .' A f H5 A . - nu, ll , T Tina james, Borger Belinda Jernigan, Abilene s 9 9 1 NQJ H.. 1 . ,, , iw f' 1 1' l N vis couxse it's a Paris original r A 1. nderclassmen share laughter, fun, and originality Sd, F A A , .- V. bn ' A .1 Q ,f X ,fx 1 ' m W L, ,A T. 3 ' V,. 1 ., .W ,,e ?YfxQl -A I l l file f W yy .ix I. X ll if 1 11.41, N Cyndi johnson, Dallas Shannon johnson, Borger Victor johnson, Dallas Dianne Jones, Sweetwater Leigh Ann Jones, Abilene Michael Jones, Shamrock Arlene Kephart, Houston Janie Kirkland, Panhandle Dennis Kunkel, Abilene Donna Lambert, Abilene Paula Lambert, Ft. Worth Denise Langston, Houston Don Lankford, Sinton Karla Lee, Dumas Mary LeFevre, Henrietta Michael Leidecker, White Oak Karen Leonard, Childress Gwen Lieb, Abilene Pamela Lindley, Vernon Michael Lisle, Rule Class- 199 Stinnett ou ean I rn gomg the wrong direction? Christi Lorang, Artesia Shelley Lorang, Artesia Mary Lord, Corpus Christi Sharlene Lowery, Abilene Mary Ann Loya, Abilene -- Julie Loyd, Berger , 4 QL if y f , yi!! f ,Q ., 1 eanette Luc Abilene , -, , , -. ' ' -J' ,xi , fy .I Y: Dennis Lumpee, Odessa Rhonda Lyles, Lockney janet McAfee, Waco David McBride, Post Mark McClure, Albuquerque Candace McConnell, E1 Paso Bill Mcllhany, Wheeler Tom Mcllhany, Wheeler Ronnie Mah erry, Hamlin 1 X Freshmen learn new directzons Kevin Locke , jimmy Macias, Sagerton Kim Magness, Farwell Lynn Malson, Odessa Kathy Manning, Elmore, Alabama Margaret Manry, Houston DeDe Markham, Center Point Lizabeth Marquez, E1 Paso Mireya Marquez, El Paso Y V14 a ,J I1 They sure are making the freshmen young these days. Hey. . .where 's the ball? Y ' --i:,ll- ' Oscar Marshall, Hamlin Marjean Martin, Midland jan Mason, Denton Connie Matney, Odessa ,h Hx, 4 f . - 3- I - -v I .1 Sharon Matteson, Abilene Gary Mauldin, Dalhart Stephen Mays, Stamford Charles Meurer, Windthorst Class-201 Mike Middleton, E1 Paso Mark Miller, Clovis, N.M. Sue Miller, Borger Ted Mitchell, Abilene Vernon Mobley, College Station Evelyn Moore, San Antonio Raymond Moore, Estancia, N. M. Marsha Morehead, Canadian Ann Morehead, Canadian Maria Muro, Juarez, Mexico Donna Murphy, Clayton, N.M. Leslie Nay, Richardson Donnie Naylor, Plainview David Nelson, 1 Odessa Bay Nguyen, Canadian Jimmy Nunn, Abernathy Cliff Odenwald, Waco Terry Odom, Abilene Marilia Oliveira, Sao Paulo, Brazil Dawn Olmstead, El Paso 202-Class : M ui H 'A ' 71' W .I ,ua X 'S 'E- S- E' vi fl F7 fx'-7 xx S Xxx if A , ,E K 'H 'UN Seah , . ,A , W. ' , M S - y 'E 'LT N ffiilid As' Looking back? Remember these faces? fZ i,?-- g-rfqw -- -----f - ia-I -,V B J:-PLA 1 Elisa Opheim, Lubbock Miguel Ortiz, Campeche, Mexico Terry Overton, Redland, CA. Geneva Paige, Abilene Susan Pannell, Albuquerque, Cynthia Parker, Aspermont Mark Parr, Childress Nancy Patterson, Munday Edward Pekowski, Abilene Scott Pendergrass, Wylie Cindy Penkert, Abilene Gerald Phillips, Abilene N. M. Melissa Phillips, ROSW'-211, N- M- Tim Phillips, Abilene William Pierpont, Abilene Monica Pirtle, Los Alamos, N.M. Class-203 Nancy Pittard, Mozelle Robert Pittard, Mozelle Carolyn Platt, Borger Laura Pollock, Abilene Hok Kan Poon, Hong Kong China Matt Popnoe, Coleman Cynthia Porter, Albuquerque, N. M. David Porterfield, Abilene jim Porterfield, Abilene Cindy Quiett, Quanah Vicki Rakestfaw, Lubbock Rita Ralston, El Paso jimmy Ramos, Carrollton Lonnie Reece, Vernon Edith Reves, Lockney Madrene Reynolds, Dumas Vicki Reynolds, Abilene Leonard Rhoads, Rule Cheryl Rid ewa Breckenr s Y, idse Cyd Riley, Roswell, N.M. 204 Class 157, Q' A If I 1. , . 'ull Ki ....,?.:' We got spirit, how 'bout you? fi fl ' ' '4+', .3 X l ? '-' 3 I lx V' Lv 1 A fmt if . '+A I W + -, 1 4- -V lj-:A +gi'f Wayne Riley, Abernathy Brenda Rimes, Aspermont janet Rinard, Abilene Harry Riser, Santa Fe, N.M. Nema Rivers, Abilene Sally Robertson, Cotton Center Tina Rodriquez, Albany Maureen Rogers, Artesia, N.M. Cindy Rucker, San Angelo Roel Salazar, Hereford Morris Sanchez, O'Donnel1 Karen Santibanez, Abilene William Sayers, Morton Lynda Scheer, Henrietta Kim Schiermeyer, Ft. Stockton David Schlfade, Albany Class- 205 , r 1 A. 'xx rkx J, Q 1 ' i P XX V f--V fe? if r , ,I 'X g , Bobbi Schwambach, Mark Sears, Walter Shipman, El Paso Tulsa, OK- Lewisville Nada Shoujah, Robert Sloan: janet Smith, Dumas V Stamford Dallas Janice Staggs, Steve Smith, paris Ray Sonnenburg, Abilene Fellowship in a back yard makes a student Hamlin feel more at home. Brad Stalder, Henderson, North Carolina Ron Steele, Lubbock jim Sterling, Ellinwood Gregory Stern, Abilene ni' j ' 5 e 'V E '1 wr 'lj S 1 ' I V KH ,QQ :ul rx fi I Cindy Stewart, Buffalo Gap James Stewart, Abilene Wendy Stewart, Lubbock Randy Stinnett, Hurst 206-Class yr, :ii x-if ' 4' '- L -. . 1 ' -4- z . J 6 C. .Vain 1 .-1 . 1, 4 X 1 vi. J L Tami Stoker, Plain City, Ohio Gale Sudbury, Dallas ,Abilene Terran Taylor, Rlck Tankersley, Abilene Knox City -5 '1 i a s V x! N A N :s f' Q, T' by G V .A ' S - ' 4' I 'T 'il Mary Stricker, jill Symonds, El Paso Y ' : Anthony Stricklin, Grand Praieie Linda Tankersley, Knox City Cindy Terry, Socorro Jerry Thomas, Coleman Leasa Thomas, Tahoka Patti Thomas, Abilene Ava Thompson, Belen, N.M. Katherine Thompson, Abilene Linda Thompson, Abilene Ray Thompson, Knox City Sharon Thompson, Tuscola Class-207 208-Class i. muh. , N-'N 'J :K 1-. ' YQ'-V H f fffyl W X A: Q 9' v I :M 9 2- 9 N K- .-w i . .V APA 1 .X C I , I: I I Jayme Tooke, Denver, CO. ,XXX -- Luverne Tri , Abilene f - 5' A '31 - xv , iv -' A 'yan '- ' w ,A Thi en Truong, Shamrock Lisa Turnbull, Hobbs, N.M. x - W X . . .uh, one, and uh, two, and uh, three, and uh. . . V W x, W Q g W.-7,4 15,12 gwffl , Al' ' ' ' mf' S ' ' ' 9 Y .5 V f- .- n fiA Q . f 'QQ'-ff . ' V 3 l , A n,n 1291, Q, 'V ,fr X C n 1 ai f Ernest Vineyard, Albuquerque, NA. john Walrath, Santa Fe, N. M. Faye Vineyard, M. Albuquerque, N. M. Denice Waltrip, Roswell, N.M. I 7' H, 1 1 ' 4 K, jill Waggoner, Stamford Terry Weatherbee, Graham v Cindy Wall, Clovis, N. M. Cathy Weaver, Brownfield JI - I 3 Michael Turnbull Abilene I M XX we vi 3- l :il-lla , , Turner, Electra Pam Vardeman, Lubbock 1 Dana Walls, Abilene Sharon Weber, Los Limus, N. M. ,l ,.f .-, . :yr-,, 5'-Q i' 'F' v , ' ' - la-9 If x- J., 2, 1 k 3- i . it ' 'Q , 7, e fe, ee, Zi I Walter Wheat, Thomas Wheeler, Abilene Abilene 'Vinston Whitt, Florence Wickham, Buffalo Gap Abilene Shelley wmiams, Debbie Willingham, Abilene Abilene Tommy Wilson, Darrell Wofford, Abilene Las Cruces, N.M. Lee Ann Woodward, Jw W0017911, Merkel Borger Beth White, Albuquerque, N.M Christi Wiegand, Abilene Tami Willingham, Roswell, N. M. Debbie Wood, Coahoma Janna Wyatt, Levelland .1 4 .S rf.. ici , , JI , .., ,-x - 1 -stay' ' 2: Ii? A in-.-' Dana White, Abilene Beverly Williams, Carlsbad, N. M. Thomas Williamson, Abilene Vondell Wood, Slaton Richard Wynn, Morton 'J :ig l . -1' 1 ,, Donna White, Merkel sri 'V Q ,, Q. if? . ,A . P iv Richard Youn Devine S: Class-209 CAROL ALDERMAN, Hobbs N.M. : Elementary Education Major, English Minor, Band, Wah Wahtaysee, SCCM, Kappa Delta Phi, S.E.A. . DAN ALEXANDER, Abilene: Natural Science Major, Ko Sari, Golf Team, Batminton and Tennis Club, Mens Interclub President. KAY BETH ALEXANDER, Irving: So- cial Welfare Major, Delta Beta Epsi- lon, Alpha Chi. CHERYI. ALLEN, Abilene: Music Ed. Major, Chanters, Moming Star, Theta Chi Lambda, Who's Who In American Colleges . BENNIE BAILEY, Lubbock: Marketing Major, Phi Beta Lambda. BILL BALCH, Levelland: Natural Science Major, M.S.G., Kiva, Christian Outreach. MELANIEBEACHY, Slaton: P.E. Major, English Minor, Chanters. VICKI BECK, Dumas: Elementary Education Major, Music Minor, Gamma Sigma, Chanters, Band. SI-IERRY BLAIR, Abilene: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor. JOCILLE BRADY, Merkel: Math Ma- jor, English Minor. LINDA BRANON, Houston: Social Welfare Major, SCCM, Gamma Sig- ma, Christian Outreach, President Dorm Cotmcil, Womens Interclub. DEAN BROWN, Abilene: Music Edu- cation Major, XO, Band, jazz En- semble. BRYNDA BRYANT, Abilene: Fi- nance Major, T.I.P. , Phi Beta Lambda. CINDY BURLESON, Stamford: Ele- mentary Education Major, History Minor, S.E.A. . JOE CRUZ CARVAILAL, Dallas: Ac- cotmting Major, P Beta Lambda, R.O.T.C., Lions Club. LORENZO CHEIESMAN, Cisco: Speech and Drama Major, Secondary Education Minor. DEBBIE CHURCH, Abilene: Elemen- tary Education Major, Music Minor. EALEES CLEARWATER, Abilene: ementa Education Major, History Minor, STEHA. . DIANE CLONTS, Knox City: English Major, Speech Minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, Pi Kappa Delta. FRANK COACHMAN, Killeen: Mu- Senior Credits sic Education Major, Music Theory Minor, Band, Lab Band. JEANNE COLE, Abilene: Speech Ma- jor, Drama Minor, Alpha Psi Omega Pi Kappa Delta . MARILYNN COX, Abilene: Art Ma- jor, Spanish Minor, Theta Chi Lambda. MARCY DAVIS, Abilene: Art Ma- jor, English Minor, Sigma Tau Del- ta, T.I.P. . DONNA DAY, West Covington, Ca- lif. : Elementary Education Major, P cholo Minor, Gamma Sigma, slit. A. fliappa Delta Pi, Galleon Staff, War Whoop. PATTI DENNIS, Abilene: Office Ad- ministration Major, Delta Beta Epsi- lon . MIKE DUDLEY, Abilene: Secondary Education Major, II-IR, APO. NEIL ELY, Abilene: Theatre Major, English Minor, Pi Kappa Delta, Al- pha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Pi, Drama, Forensics. TIM ERICSON, Seminole: General Business Major, Basketball, Kiva, Phi Beta Lambda . GREGORY FABIAN, McLean: Chem is1:ry Major, Math, Biology Minor, Gamma Sigma, Alpha Chi, Chi Omicron. GEOF FLOREN, Seattle, Wash. : Management Major. LOB FRIES, El Paso: Natural Science ajor, Math Minor. CONNIE FULLER, Abilene: Elemen- tary Educatlon, English Minor. NANCY GLOVER, Abilene: Music Major. DARLENE GREER, Bilg Spring: Busi- ness Major, Phi Beta ambda, Gam- ma Sigma, Galleon Staff , SCCM, Dorm Council. LUPE GUTIERREZ, Corpus Christi: Physical Education Major, Math Mi- nor, Alpha Sigma Chi, Football. DONALD HANCOCK, Kokowo, Ind. English Major, Psychology Minor, Sigma Tau Delta . ME.L.ANIE HARRELL, Cheyenne, Wyo. : Religion Major, Business Mi- nor, Theta Chi Lambda, Phi Beta Lambda, Band, MSG Secretary. DAYNA HENDERSON, Merkel: Ele- mentary Educatlon Major. DAVID HESTAND, Roscoe: Philos- ophy Major, Speech Minor, APO, sccm, mfg:-vmiw, cmisuan ou:- reach, Dorm Council. KERRY M. HIBBITTS, Graham: Physical Education Major, Business Education Minor, Football, IHR, Gold Star Dorm Council. KERRY R. HIBBITTS, Abilene: Pi Physics Major, Math Minor, Sigma Sigma, Alpha Chi. KATHY HIGGINBOTHAM, Abilene: Business Major, Finance Minor. THOMAS HINES, Abilene: Physical Education Major, Psychology Minor, Football, Track. PAUL HOFFMAN, Waco: Music Ma- jor, English Minor. CATHERINE HOGSETT, Abilene: Elementary1SEducation Major, Music Minor, Pi elta Phi, Alpha Chi, Education Honor Society . ANDREA HOLLEY, Abilene: Office Administration Major, Band, Phi Beta Lambda, Theta Chi Lambda, Lab Band. GARY HOLLINGSI-IEAD, Abilene: Elementary Education Major, Phys- ical Education Minor, S.E.A. , T.S .T.A. RON HOLMES, Van Horn: Secondary Education Major, English Minor, Basketball, Kiva, F.C.A., MSG. LANCE JAMESON, Matador: Secon- dary Education Major, HEI, APO. DEBBIE JOHNSON, Wichita Falls: Office Administration Major, Phi Beta Lambda . BO JONES, Stamford: Education Ma- jor, Football, Alpha Sigma Chi. ROBERT JONES, Abilene: Business Administration Major, MCM Lions Club, HEI, Phi Beta Lambda. MELINDA KILGORE, Dallas: Reli- gion Education Major, Music Minor. LYNN KING, Vega: Music Education Major, Chanters, Little Mary Sun- shine' 'cast, Servant of Two Mas- ters cast. RICHARD KING Odessa: Elemen- tary Education Nlajor, Art Minor, Football, F.C.A. JANICE LAWLER, Abilene: Market- ing Major, Phi Beta Lambda . ROHN L.EACI-I Abilene: Accounting ajor, Cheerleader, Phi Beta Lamb- da, Ko Sari. LUANE LEE, Hobbs, N.M.: Elemen- tary Education Major, English Minor, S.E.A. , Wah Wahtaysee, Kappa Delta Pi. STEVE LOPEZ, Eastland: Physical Education Major, History Minor, Football. GLENN MCCLESKY, Abilene: Art I Edge-aittion Major, English Minor, S. . . CHRIS McCORMlCK, Levelland: I History Major, Religion Minor, MSG, Chanters, Christian Out:-each, I Spirit Indian, APO. KEN MCDONALD, Abilene: Music I Education Major, Chanters, Morning Star, Band, Ko Sari, Alpha Chi, Who's Who, Little Mary Sunshine cast. BETI-I MANNING, Lubbock: Elemen- tary Education Major, Art Minor, Christian Outreach, SCCM, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A., Alpha Psi Omega . JOHN MANNING, Montgomery, Ala . : Religion Major, Biology Mi- nor, SCCM, Christian Outreach, X Kiva,. ALLEN MAULDIN, Amarillo: Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, APO, Band, Ko Sari. THOMAS MAYS, Abilene: Political gggence Major, English Minor, HEI, g2lvlES MILLER, Abilene: Secondary ucation Major, History Minor, Kappa Delta Pi. DWIGHT NEEDELS, Abilene: Chem- istry Major, Physics-Math Minor, Chi Omicron, SPS, ACS, Sigma Pi Sigma, Gamma Sigma Epsilon. THERESA NEEDELS, San Antonio: Art Major, Recreation Minor. HARVEY OAXACA, El Paso: Phys- ical Education Major, Spanish Mi- nor, Football, IHR, F.C.A. LEE PARR, El Paso: Elementary Edu- cation Major, English Minor, Pi Del- ta Phi, Totem Beauty, MSG, WAR WI-IOOP Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, Chanters, Chapel Choir, God- spell cast. DERRELL PATTERSON, Seymour: Religion Major, Music Minor, Chanters, Morning Star, SCCM, Kappa Delta Sigma, Alpha Chi. BUDDY PAYNE, Levelland: History Major, English Minor, SCCM, Chris- tian Outreach. JANIE PAYNE, Abilene: Business Education Major, Delta Beta Epsilon. Senior Credits TERRI PHILLIPS, Stamford: Elemen- ta? Education Major, History Minor, S. .A. TIMOTHY PHILLIPS, Abilene: Biol- ogy Major, Chemistry Minor. RANDY POOL, Abilene: Political Science Major, History Minor, II-IR, Football. PAUL PRIEN, Abilene: Math Major, Philosophy Minor . PAUL RIVARD, Tom Bean: Physical Education Major, History Minor, Football, Ko Sari. WAYNE ROBERTSON, Comanche: Finance Major, MSG, Chanters. WERNER ROTI-I, Milwaukee , Wis . : Business Management Major. BRUCE RUSKA, Abilene: Business Major, Phi Beta Lambda. II! THELMA SANTIBANEZ, Abilene: Spanish Major, History Minor, S.E.A. LOHN SCOTT, Abilene: Finance ajor, Phi Beta Lambda. VICKI SEARS, Dallas: Elementary Education Major, Biology Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Band, SSCM, Lab Band. STEVE SIMMONS, Anna: Physical Education Maiior, History Minor, FCA, Footba . SAM SPENCE, Abilene: Biology Ma- jor, Chemistry Minor, Film Festival, Texas Assoc. Of German Students. STEVE STRICKLAND, Abilene: Eco- nomics Major, Phi Beta Lambda . CHERYL STRILEY, Amarillo: Eng- lish Major, Spanish Minor, WAR WHOOP, Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, International Club, Who's Who. CARL STUBBS, Grants, N.M.: Chemistry Major, Math Minor, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, American Chemical Society. KATHY TACKER, Dallas: Secondary Education Major, Sigma Tau Delta , Alpha Chi, Chantexs, Morning Star, S.E.A. , Reservation Princess, seamen cast, Lime Mew sen- shine cast, Who's Who. MARY JANE TATUM, Abilene: Ele- mentary Education Major, English Minor, S.E.A. ERRY TEEL, Tulia: Elementary ucation Major, Physical Education Minor, Basketball, Christian Out- reach, Kiva, S.E.A. QM THOMAS, Tahoka: Chemistry ajor, Math Minor, Ko Sari, Alpha Chi, Cheerleader, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Who's Who, FCA, MSG, American Chemical Society. JOHN THOMAS, Tahoka: Math Ma- jor, Physical Education Minor, Foot- ball, Ko Sari, FCA. KARLA TOOLEY, Floydada: Art Education Major, Physical Education Minor, Theta Chi Lambda, Wah Wahtaysee. GRETCHEN TUCKER, Abilene: Ele- mentary Education Major. CAROL TURNER, Abilene: English Major, Band, Chanters, Theta Chi Lambda, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, Galleon. GARY TURNER, Comanche: Reli- gion Major, Speech Minor, Ko Sari, Kappa Delta Sigma, Chantezs, Gal- leon, Christian Outreach, MSG. RUTH UNGER, Deming, N.M.: So- cial Welfare Major, English Minor. ROGER VALKENAAS, Abilene: Mar- keting Major, Ko Sari. CAROL VANDIVER, El Paso: Ele- mentary Education Major , English Minor, Band, Theta Chi Lambda, S.E.A. THOMAS WILLIAMSON, Abilene: Business Management Major, Phi Beta Lambda, HEI, EDWARD WILSON, Happy: Elemen- tary Education Major, Art! English Minor, Kiva, MSG, Sigma Tau Del- ta, Galleon, Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi, S.E.A. , Film Festi- val. MARY WILSON, Abilene: Physical Education Major, Speech Minor, Delta Beta Epsilon, S.E.A. DOUG WOFFORD, Las Cruces, N.M. , : Natural Science Major, His- tory Minor, MSG, Band, Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta . BLAKE WOODALL, Carrollton: Art Major, Biology Minor, Ko Sari. CYNTHIA WOODS, Clayton, N.M. : Elementary Education Ma- jor, English Minor, Theta Chi Lamb- da, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi. SUSAN YOUNG, Lovington, N.M. ,: English Major, History Minor. Abbott, Kenneth 98 Abel, Kevin 68, 153, 190 Adams, gennifer 156, 158, 190, 7 Aguirre, Raquel 56, 190 Alderman, Carol 29, 46, 53, 184, 210 Aldridge, Spud 4, 115, 84, 148, 153 Alexander, Dan 74, 184, 210 Alexander, Kay Beth 7, 93, 184, 210 Alexander, Wa e 175 Allen, Cheryl 471, 184, 210 Allen, Jimmy 13, 29 Allen, Shawn 88 Amaro, jimmy 16, 68, 190 Ammons, Ann 88 Amonett, Derinda 190 Anderson, Brenda 5, 10, 180, 181 Anderson, David1190 Anderson, erry 90 Ardhueruml , Namiqa 26, 57, 77, 190 Armenta, Peggy 190 Armstrong, Jac 78 Ashcraft, Mike 9, 12, 71, 111, 115 Aubrey, Tammy 31 , 46, 93, 190 Bab' on Ka 88 mst V Bailey, Bdnnie 18, 184, 210 Bailey, Tommy 190 Baker, Connie 106, 116, 190, 77, 144 Baker, Randy 31, 76, 93, 98, 118, 190 Baker, Rickie 74, 190 Baker, Vickie 126 Balch, Bill 72, 26, 140, 184, 210 Ballew, Kyle 29, 78, 190 Barnett, Pamela 31, 49, 60 61, 191 Barr, Glendall 97 Barry, Mike 46, 47, 84, 85 Baskett, Keath 191 Barton, Brian 191 Bates, Martha 48, 191 Bates, Shirley 66, 99, 119, 178, 191 Bates, Terry 68, 191 Baucum, Denyce 26, 52 212 Index 1 Index: Baum, Cave 74, 99, 162, 171,119, 191, 37 Beafhy, Melanie 106, 184, 2 0 Beachy, Randy 50, 107, 191 Beachy, William 50, 191 Beam, Larry 167, 191 Beamer, Cheryl 191 Beasley, Dr. Clark 74, 84 Beck, Vicki 46, 53, 58, 184, 210 Bedingfield, Kay 191, 23 Begb Chuck 9, 50, 74, 167, Bell, Frances 88 Bell, Linda 191 Bell, Steve 52 Bell, Wes 72, 140 Beszffield, Ben 26, 46, 47, Bennett, Patrick 82, 110 Beverly, Keith 9, 71, 145 Biggers, Keith 191 Bilbrey, Ben 88 Bishop, Howard 191 Black, Elisa 192 Blagg, Eva 66, 157, 159, Black, Tyrone 82 Blackburn, Dr. David 84 Blackketter, Kurt 26, 46, 50, 192, 41, 77 Blair, Caroline 84 Blair, Sherry 184, 210 Blassingame, Susan 4, 8, 18, 24, 64, 167, 192 Bledsoe, Alice Ann 64, 192 Boimsgxnon, Mary 29, 50, 78, Bond, Virginia 10, 192 Booz, Charles 88 Boris, Bonnie 54, 55, 192 Bowen, Ralph 69, 103 Bowker, Deborah 8, 60, 192 Bowker, Scott 175, 192 Bradford, Marcus 46, 50, 76, 192 Brady, Jocille 184, 210 Branon, Linda 184, 210 Brassell, Dr. Charley 84 Briscoe, Donna 192 Brooks, Bill 38, 52, 76, 192 Brown, Brad 52, 144 Brown, Dean 46, 47, 69, 99, 184, 210 Bromm, Teresa 46, 47, 62, 76, 97, 192 Brown, Wes 13, 57, 70, 184, 192, 22 Bruington, Dennis 162, 192 Bryant, Brynda 8, 13, 18, 63, 140, 184, 210 Bunting, Elaine 9, 16, 43, 50, 62, 192 Burfield, N. D. 88 Burke, Rickey 76 Burkey, jill 192 Burleson, Cindy 184, 210 Burleson, johnny 38 Bynum, Susan 8, 66, 193 Cain, Bruce 12, 32, 46, 47, 50, 72, 123, 193 Callaway, Teresa 9, 13, 28, 46, 48, 44, 62,193 Campbell, Lillie 84 Carney, Sue 88 Can-oll,goyce 63 Carter, omaie 193 Carter, Lew 82 Carvajal, joe 140, 184, 210 Case, Peggy 82 Cash, Marty 31, 103, 193 Cator, Mary 29, 182, 193 Cervetto, Bob 44, 193 Cesar, Alfredo 193 Chaimness, Austin 14, 140, 2 0 Chamness, Malena 5, 9, 66, 102, 116, 193 Chapman, Bill 44, 84 Chrigsman, Lorenzo 184, 2 Chester, Verna 4, 66, 193, 144 Chinn, Charles 88 Christian, Charles 193 Christopher, Mary 60, 88 Church, Debbie 184, 210 Clearwater, james 53, 184, 210 Clonts, Diane 21, 66, 141, 184, 210 Cloud, Cheryl 9, 64, 193 Cloud, Gary 70, 180, 181, 193 Coachman, Frank 46, 47, 140, 141, 184, 210 Cole, Jeanne 12, 32, 185, 210 Comer, Alison 78, 193 Comer, Jan 9, 48, 62, 63, 76, 144 Condron, Lynn 21, 58, 156, 157, 158, 161, 176, 193 Conley, Bette 88 Conley, Ricky 193 Conner, Caro e 3, 13, 52, 54, 55, 182, 183 Core, Cathy 9, 24, 25, 62, 63, 167, 193 Corley, Celia 185, 210 Cotgon, Belinda 182, 194, 7 Cowan, Kim 21, 46, 64, 194 Cowell, R. H. 88 Cori, Marilynn 8, 64, 183, 2 O Cox Cox, Murray 49, 194 Cravens, Richie 117 Criswell, Ann 31, 46, 35, 194 cr-iswe11, Don 69 Crigzell, Paula 46, 64, 78, Crocker, Te 74, 162, 165, 171,r1'94, 145 Crowell, Richard 84 Cruse, Donn 162, 170 Cummings, IXf1ichael9, 71, 194 Curlee, Coelita 88 Curry, jack 76, 194 Daniel, Lawrence 194, 77 Daniel, Mark 194 Davis, Debbie 103, 194 Davis, Marcy 9, 62, 63, 185, 210, 37 Davison, D'L 62, 63 167, 194 YH ' Dawson, Ricky 194, 77 D2?ibDonna 58, 141, 185, DeFlyer, Dr. joseph 84 Delacot, Paul 88 Del Rio, Angel 194 Dennis, Debra 84 Dennis, Patti 66, 185, 210 Dickson, Cindy 46, 47, 50, 64, 194 Dillman, David 82 Dillman, Maribeth 46, 47, 64, 194 Doby, Dale 68 Dorsett, Donna 32 64, 84 Doscher, Dr. Henry 84 Downey, Pat 68, 175, 178, 194 Downs, Dr. Fane 84 Drake, Layloni 20, 26, 38, 46, 49, 58,178,194 Driislciaoll, Rick 13, 46, 47, DuBose, Donna 100, 194 Dudley, Mike 185, 210 Dulin, Bill 34, 35, 85 Dunlavy, Janet 8, 16, 29, 57, 64, 136, 157, 159, 161, 194 Eafgrsi, Marsha 14, 42, 112, Ebarb, Charlie 35, 70, 101, 195 Edens, Kirk 73 Edens, Pamela 88 El-Attrache, Dr. Mohammed 56, 85 Edward, Paul 195 Ely, Becky 195 Ely, Char es 82 Ely, Neil 185, 210 Emory, Deanne 112, 195 Emory, Linda 46, 195 English, Eric 154 Ericson, Jimmy 195 Ericson, Tim 72, 185, 210 Erngtg Steve 71, 78, 111, Estes, Tommy 5, 85, 148, 175 Evans, David 98, 195 Evans, Nancy 62, 63, 195 Evans, Steven 190, 195 Ev7a9is, Susan 57, 98, 195, Fabian, Gregory 35, 69, 185, 210 Feris, Greg 85, 178 Fite, Don 5, 46, 47, 48, 40 Flaugher, Dennis 26, 27, 77, 195 Floren, Geof 185, 210 Flores, Dr. Manuel 18, 19, 85, 130, 131 Flores, Ysan 54 Forbus, Pam 31, 38, 52, 57, 77, 139, 195 Fofg, Nida 16, 50, 57, 64, 5 Fowler, Ken 155 Frankenberig, Angelyn 60 Fries, Jnoe 85, 210, 125 Frost, obert 155 Frost, Ronnie 5, 78, 150, 144 Fry, Bill S7 Fudge, Alan 175 Fulkerson, David 74, 195 Fuller, Connie 185, 210 Fuller, Tom 20, 26, 81, 82, 92 Gallegos, Gilbert 68 Gambrell, Debi 29, 57, 196, 40, 77 Gann, Craig 18, 196 Garland, Lisa 196 Garrett, Tom 35, 196 Gates, Jon 70, 162, 196 Germann, Mamye 88 Gibson, Larry 45, 55, 162, 165 Gibb, Sall 46, 192 Gilbert, lviaribell 82 Gillett, Robert 88, 43, 123 Givan, Cameron 25, 52, 77, 196 Glassford, Liz 8, 60, 105 Glenn, Shelly 31 , 196 Glover, Mary 12, 32, 38, 126, 127, 196 Glover, Nancy 52, 127, 185, 210 Gooch, Leilan 88 Gomez, Bob 2 Gooch, Mary 9, 13, 21, 62, 63, 100, 122, 196 Goode, Pauline 53, 196 Gray, Palistene 196 Gray, Ricky 70 Green, Kim 88 Green, Richard 196 Grgfg, Darlene 18, 58, 185, Gregory, Jane 88 Griffin, David 54, 55 Griffin, Diane 196 Griffin, Gail 62, 116 Grimes, Joyce 196 Griffin, Gail 62, 116 Grimes, Joyce 196 Grindle, Fred 16, 71, 141 Grussendorf, Julie 196 Grossarth, Michelle 52, 113, 196 Guinn, Pat 46, 47, 50, 78, 145, 297 Gutierrez, Lupe 68, 185, 210 Hall, Debbie 66, 116, 157, 176, 197 Hamblen, Vicki 26, 53, 197 Hamilton, Lori 8, 29, 64, 197 Han, Julia 52, 56 Hancock, Donald 186, 210 Handfield, Effie 197 Hardman, Steven 197 Hancock, Rodney 74 Hardwick, Nancy 8, 62, 63, 118, 141 Hardwick, Sarah 26, 54, 98, 116, 118, 167, 197 Hartsfield, Ross 52 Hardy, Judson 34, 35, 85 Hargrave, Kenneth 197 Hargus , Jame 9, 30, 46, 47, 50, 72, 197 Harrell, Melanie 15, 30, 1-30, 186, 210 Harrell, Randall 197 Harrell, Stephen 7, 74, 103, 167, 197 Harridge, Don 5, 68, 197 Harris, Dr. Lyndel 85 Harris, Marilyn 50, 197 Harter, Steve 50, 197 Hatchett, Bernice 88 Hatfield, Michael 197 Havner, Ernest 53, 74, 197 Hays, Charlotte 8, 46, 47, 64 197 1 Heitel, Margaret 54 Henderson, Dayna 186, 210 Hendricks, Randy 197 Henson, Genie 88 Hergert, Kurt 198 Herman, Alan 19, 18, 198 Herrington, Clyde 67, 85 Herron, Laurel 46, 198 Hestand, David 105, 186, 210 Hester, Dr. Ralph 85 Hibbitts, Kerry M. 9, 71, 186, 210 Hibbitts, Kerry R. 34, 35, 186, 210 Higginbotham, Kathy 186, 210 Higgins, Stephanie 5, 8, 9, 21, 67, 126, 198, 23 Hill, Cheryl 198 Hines, Thomas 186, 210 Hinkel, Francis 85 Hinton, Mike 77 Hoang, Lieu 26, 198 Hodges, Lucille 34, 35, 62, 63, 85 Hoffman, Kim 28, 60, 298 Hoffman, Paul 47, 74, 133, 186, 210, 138 Hofheinz, Dr. Walter 85, 90 Hogsett, Catherine 21 , 53, 60, 142, 186, 210 Hogsett, Mr. Charles 82 Holbrook, Josefina 35 Holcomb, Julie 47, 50, 113, 198 Holden, Cindy 3, 46, 47, 50, 64, 198 Holden, Jack 82 Holley, Andrea 46, 47, 64, 186, 210 Hollingshead, Ga 186, 210 Holmes, Ron 15:51, 72, 73, 134, 162, 186, 210 House, Jon 68, 164, 165, 167, 168, 171 Houston, Jayne 47, 50, 64, 130, 145, 198 Howard, Larry 69 Howerton, Russ 178, 72 Hufstedler, Dean 64 Huie, Jan 4, 64, 198 Hulse, Debra 92, 198 Humphrey, Dr. Joe 85 Hmmt, Melody 49, 198 Haggard, Carrol 85 Jackson, Arlie 89 Jackson, Orval 198 Jacobs, Roy 85 James, Steve 2, 26, 30, 72, 142 James, Tina 46, 47, 198 Jameson, Keith 73, 198 Jameson, Lance 186, 210 Jameson, Lorrie 8, 9, 24, 46, 60, 198 Jernigan, Belinda 108, 198 Jernigan, Sam 43, 68, 111 Johnson, Cyndi 199 Johnson, Debbie 186, 210 Johnson, Shannon 199 Johnson, Victor 299 Jones, Bo 111, 186, 210 Jones, Dianne 199 Jones, Hershel 45, 111 Jones, Leigh Ann 3, 199, 23 Jones, Michael 199, 139 Jones, Robert 18, 187, 211 Kelly, Tim 78 Kephart, Arlene 26, 299 Kerr, Kandy 65 Kiggcfre, Melinda 49, 187, Kim, Thomas 96, 124 Kimbrell, He1shel85, 153, 162 Ki.mbrell, Kit 179 King, Billy187, 211 King, Lynn 187, 211 Index-213 King, Richard 187, 211 Kirkland, Janie 8, 16, 62, 63, 109, 199 Klassen, Dr. David 86 Kunkel, Dennis 47, 50, 199 Lack, Paul 86 Lambert, Dorma 48, 199 Lambert, Paula 78, 199 Lambert, Terry 167, 175 Langston, Denise 78, 199 Lankford, Don 16, 29, 54, 71, 199 Lainkford, Ron 16, 54, 71, 1 Lawler, Janice 13, 18, 19, 187, 211 Laxson, Homer 39, 86 Leach, John 8, 10, 11, 74, 114, 178, 180, 181, 187, 212 Lee, Karla 46, 47, 199 Lee, Luane 28, 187, 211 Lefevre, Ma 65, 199 Leidecker, Ixsgke 74, 18, 199 Leonard, Karen 46, 47, 78, 199 Lewis, Bill 78 Lieb, Gwen 199 Lindley, Pamela 50, 107, 120, 199, 17 Lisle, Michael 199 Lively, lva 89 Lively, James 89 Locke, Kevin 15, 200 Loewen, Marlin 89 Long, C. W. 35, 86 Longino, Jeff 73, 187, 211 Loper, Landon 89 Lopez, Steve 29, 71, 187, 21 Lorang, Christi 54, 58, 200 Lorang, Shelley 9, 54, 62, 63, 70, 101, 200 Lord, Mary 18, 19, 200 Lowery, Sharlene 200 Loya, Mary Ann 200 Loyd, Julie 52, 112, 200 Lucy, Jeanette 200 Lumpee, Dennis 26, 200 Lyles, Rhonda 112, 200 McAfee, Janet 200 McBride, David 52, 200 McCleskey, Glenn 187, 211 McClure, Mark 200, 77 McConnell, Candace 52, 112, 127, 200 McCormick, Chris 30, 93, 142, 187, 211 214 Index McDaniel, Gerald 86 McDonald, Ken 47, 50, 187, 211 Mcllhany, Bill 167, 200 Mcllhaney, Tom 200 McNeice, Janet 35 Maberry, Ronnie 71, 200 Mackey, Steve 162 Macias, Jimmy 201 Magrfess, Kim 3, 6, 31, 77, 20 Maloney, Buster 32, 39, 46, 127 Malson, Lynn 5, 50, 46, 47, 76, 107, 201 Manning, Beth 20, 26, 53, 142, 187, 211 Manning, John 20, 73, 187, Manning, Kathy 26, 52, 201 Manry, Margaret 13, 62, 63, 167, 201 Marambio, John 35, 86 Markham, DeDe 46, 52, 201 Marquez, Lizabeth18, 35, 49, 56, 61, 109,114, 201 Marques, Mireya 78, 201 Marshall, Oscar Martin, Marjean 201 Martin, Nicky 162, 169 Martinez, Ricardo 46, 48 Mashburn, Judy 46 Mason, Jan 43, 120, 201, 77, 145 Matney, Connie 67, 201 Mathis, Marguerite 89 Matteson, Sharon 9, 18, 19, 62, 63, 201 Mauldin, Allen 46, 74, 187, 211 Mauldin, Gary 20, 26, 50, 77, 201 Maxwell, Gene 144 Mays, Stephen 172, 201 Mays, Thomas 187, 211 Medford, Eddie 78 Meurer, Charles 78, 201 Middlebrook, Scott 78 Middleton, Mike 46, 47, 202 Miller, Bud 89 Miller, James 187, 211 Miller, ark 29, 71, 116, 145, 135, 202 Miller, Robert 86 Miller, Sue 9, 43, 46, 67, 202 Mills, Ken 46 Mitchell, Ted 202 Mobley, Leslie 89 Mobley, Vemon 202 Monk, Dr. Robert 86 Moore, Evelyn 202 Moore, Raymond 76, 202 Moore, Dr. Richard 86 Mgrehead, Marsha 8, 67, 02 Morehead, Ann 202, 77 Murphy, Donna 202 Musman, Frad 56 Myers, Chester 869 Naim-Jamal 56 Naredo, Dr. Rita 86 Nay, Leslie 14, 47, 202 Naylor, Donnie 202 Needels, Dwight 8, 34, 35, 69, 142, 187,211 Needels, Theresa 187, 211 Neely, Ruth 89 Nelson, David 18, 19, 29, 70, 162, 164, 166, 168, 169, 170, 202 Nguyen, Ba Van 202 Nix, Riley 78 Nunn, Jmnmy 202 O'Kelly, Mrs. Walter 89 Oliveira, Marilia 202 Olmstead, Dawn 50, 26, 78, 202 Opheim, Elisa 50, 78, 203 Ortiz, Miguel 203 Overton, Terry 8, 10, 203 Oaxaca. Renna 16, 29, 67, 178, 190 Oaxaca, Francisco 4, 16, 35, 45, 132, 133, 150, 154, 187, 211 Odenwald, Cliff 68, 202 Odom, Terry 68, 202 Offield, Jarja 86, 208 Paige, Geneva 21, 62, 63, 139, 157, 159, 160, 161, 203 Pannell, Susan 123, 203, 77 Parker, Cynthia 8, 62, 63, 76, 203 Parmelly, Loni 89 Parr, Lee 8, 21, 28, 61, 143, 187, 211 Parr, Mark 15, 75, 203 Patterson, Derrell 47, 187, 211 Patterson, Nancy 203 Patterson, Reta 89 Patty, Gene 89 Payne, Buddy 20, 187, 211 Payne, Janie 187, 211 Peebles, Emily 46, 57, 77 Peebles, Steve 42 Pekowski, Edward 35, 203 Pendergrass, Scott 76, 203 Penkert, Cindy 203 Phillips, Gera d 203 Phillips, Melissa 203 Phillips, Terri 188, 211 Phillips, Tim 52, 203 Phillips, Timothy M. 46, 57, 188, 211 Pierce, Jim 83 Pierpont, William 75, 203 Pilcher, Dr. B. L. 86, 125 Pirtle, Monica 203 Pittard, Nancy 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 28, 29, 45, 62, 63,114,136,180, 181, 204 Pittard, Robert 68, 111, 204 Platt, Carolyn 32, 46, 52, 127, 128, 204 Pollock, Laura 9, 13, 16, 37, 62, 63, 76,204 Posh Randy 71, 154, 188, Poon, Hok Kan 26, 56, 204 Popnoe, Matt 75, 99, 204 Porter, Cynthia 35, 54, 204 Porterfield, David 20, 31, 46, 204 Porterfield, Jim 26, 31, 75, 204 Prem, Ethel 89 Prierr, Perl 69, 188, 211 Purcell, Janie 89 Quiett, Cindy 204 Rakestraw, Vickie 46, 78, 204 Ralston, Rita 29, 65, 167, 204 Ramos, Jimmy 78, 148, 150, 204 Raughton, Jim 73 Ray, Johnnie 25, 179 Reece, Lonnie 75, 204 Riyles, Edith 26, 76, 204, 5 Reynolds, Madrene 46, 204 Reynolds, Vicki 204 Rhew, Dr. Marshall 81, 83 Rhoads, Leonard 29, 111, 155, 204 Richardson, Lee Ann 67, 108 Ridgeway, Cheryl 204 Rihaly, Bonnye 188 Riley, Cyd 4, 16, 20, 26, 35, 50, 184, 204 Riley, Wayne 205 Rimes, Brenda 3, 16, 29, 37, 45, 62, 63, 76, 114, 116, 180, 181, 205 Rinard, Janet 18, 19, 24, 25, 78, 205 Riser, Harry 78, 174, 205 Rister, Dr. Gene 86 Rivard, Paul 7, 75, 115, 188, 211 Rivers, Nema 14, 32, 127, 205 Roberts, Bruce 155 4 Robertson, Wayne 188, 211 Robertson, Sal y 6, 31, 78, 98, 105, 135, 205 Robinson, Linda 83 Robinson, Mary 47, 50 Rodgers, Derven 46, 47 Rodgiquez, Tina 16, 182, 205 Rogers, Lee 78, 109 Rogers, Maureen 15, 30, 31, 49, 93, 205 Rafi Marcia 53, 65, 134, Roth, Werner 188, 211 R19c7ker, Cindy 31, 98, 205, Ruppelt, Wanda 89 , I Ruska, Bruce 18, 188, 211 Sadler, Clarence 56, 60, 61 Sadler, Maria 8 20, 35, 45, se, so, 61, 105, 202 Salazar, Roel 3, 11, 26, 52, 205. Sanches, Morris 71, 205 Sanders, John 46 Santibanez, Karen 205 Santibanez, Thelma 199, 211 Sayers, William 205 Scarborough, Mike 73 Scales, Donald 83 gcllaier, Lyndak2105 20 c ermeyer 'm 5 sagridgb David 19, 70, 5 sagyiggaggk Bobbi 9, 62, Simi' iii 3852127 S arp . . . shoujih, Nada 28 ,' 56, 206 Sears, Mark 81, 46, 75, 206 SBSH, Vicki 8, 46, 47, 53, shsirl 1881112139 e Y smpman, vlnar 9, 71, 206 Simmons, Steve 29, 71, 188, 211 Singletary, Dotsie 61 Sledge, Robert 87 Sloan, Robert 206 Smith, Janet 50, 206 Smith, Shelly 29, 41 Smith, Steve 57, 137, 167, 206 . Snell, Doyle 150 Sonnenburlgl, Ray 71, 206 Sonntag, . Roy 87 Spears, Lois 18, 19 Specht, Joe 83 Spence, Sam 188, 211 Staggs, Janice 21, 59, 206 Stalder, Brad 206 Staley, Dr. Alan 83 Stamey, Dr. Joseph 81, 87 Stamets, Steve 46, 47, 70 Stephenson, Gary 87 Steele, ron Ron 120, 206 Sterling, Jim 26, 76, 206 Stern, Gregory 206 Stewart, Cindy 206 Stewart, Jfalmes 103, 206 Stewart, endy 11, 46, 47, 67, 206, 139 Stoker, Tami 46, 50, 207 Stowe, Jacqueline 64 Stinnett, Randy 18, 78, 206 Stone, Janie 9, 67 Stricker, Mary 28, 50, 207 Strickland, Bernie 175 Strickland, Steven 18, 188, 211 Strickler, Lynn 83 Stiiggrlin, Anthony 9, 71, Striley, Cheryl 61, 188, 211 Stubbs, Carl 189, 211 Sudbury, Bill 9, 71, 96, 111, 155 Sudbury, Gale 9, 67, 207 Sullivan, Sand 21, 83 Sumerlin, Dr. lfiacon 87 Suter, Sherwood 87 Swanson, Mary Evelyn 89 Swanson, Mic ael 8 Symonda, Jill 207 Tacker, Kathy 14, 53, 132, 133, 143, 189, 211 Tankersley, Rick 207 Tatum, Maryilane 189, 211 Taylor, Russe l 87 Taylor, Terran 98, 207 Tankersley, Linda 207 Teel, Jerry 73, 189, 162, 211 Terry, Cindy 207 Thi, Anh Nguyet Tran 56 Thomas, Jerry 207 Thomas, Jim 8, 11, 75, 180, 181, 189, 211 Thomas, John 8, 75, 189, 211 Thomas, Leasa 61, 207 Thomas, Patti 48, 207 Thompson, Ava 8, 26, 53, ack 18, 87 59, 207 Thompson, Thompson, Katherine 207 Thompson, lfiinda 297 Thompson ay 20 Thompson: Sl'1iarog178, 207 a y 9 Tibbs, Conn Tibbs, Johnnie Tipping, Paula 89 Tgojlge, Jayme 28, 50, 65, Tooley, Karla 65, 106, 189, 211 Torres, Matt 78 Tow, David 13 Tri, Luverne 208 Truong, Thien 56, 208 Tucker, Gretchen 289, 211 Turnbull, Lisa 78, 208 Turnbull Michael 167 208 Tamar, Carol 46, 143 ,' 189, 211 Turner, David 12, 18, 30, 31, 71, 136, 208 Turner, Gary 65, 75, 143, 186, 189, 211 Unger, Ruth 116, 189, 211 Unrue, Bruce 98 Valdes, Wally 89 Vallcfnaas, Roger 19, 189, 2 Vandiver, Carol 8, 21, 65, 53, 189, 211 Vannoy, Jerone 6, 83 Vardeman, Pam 4, 65, 208 Vincent, Gwen 89 Viiicegard, Ernest 112, 125, Vineyard, Faye 28, 78, 208 Waggener, Jill 46, 52, 208 Wal, Cindy 26, 59, 208 Walls, Dana 9, 67, 208 Walrath, gohn 77, 208 Waltrip, enice 46, 47, 116, 208 Warren, Terry 18, 77 Wauneka, Karen 99 Wgggherbee, Terry 78, 155, Weaver, Cathy 8, 26, 59, 208 Weber, Sharon 208 Weitzel, Gene 54, 55 Wheat, Walter 209 Wheeler, Thomas 31, 41, 46, 47, 54, 57,112, 200, 209 White, Beth 209 White, Dana 116, 209 White, Donna 209 White, Tony 78 Whitt, Horace 69 Whitt, Winston 69, 209 Whittle, Chris 46, 47 Wickham, Florence 35, 56, 09 Wiegand, Christi 46, 52, 76, 209 Wilcox, David 9 Williams, Beverly 2, 52, 77, 209 Williams, Shelley 32, 209 Williamson, Thomas 18, 209, 211 Willingham, Brad 54, 73, 180, 181 Willingham, Debbie 65, 209 Willingham, Tami 209 Wilson, Edward, 9, 32, 72, 73,189, 211,130 Wilson, Mary 189, 211 Wilson, Tommy 209 Windham, Angie 6, 99 Wise, Russell 89 Wofford, Darrell 12, 31, 32, 46, 47, 128, 127, 139 Wofford, Doug 5, 31, 46, 30, 189, 211 Wood, Debbie 209 Wood, Vondell 46, 209 Woodall Blake 9, 16, 100, 189, 211 Woods, Cynthia 189, 211 Woodward, Lee Ann 209 Wooten, gan 209 Worley, on 89 Wcixitgmmgton, George 29, Wyatt, Janna 3, 38, 52, 78, 103, 13, 209, 23 Wynn, Max 77, 209 Young, Richard so 209 Young, chris 46, 45, 69 Young, Richard 26, 27, 77 Young, Susan 143, 189, 211 Zapata, Armando 172 Zawati, A. K. 18, 56, 87 Index 215 , ,N t X g ZEZ . T 1 N 1 ,. 1 I . A 'ff ' A' l Q, ., . .. , 7 . , ' ig!3 f-lffwil ff? . 1 f ' ' - f n ' - ' . aaftt 1- 1' -- ' ,sw 'L -- , ' -' ' 4 .fvf-life-' 1fH--f h5 ' - in L--' -- ' ,. V 19IL:21V7 '2.v-4153 .ML . - - , . X 'XN w Time has come again to say farewell. Although we must leave, it is not really ' goodbye. The memories of the laughter, the sorrow. . . the delight, the pain. . . the good times and the bad times. . .will live on .in our lives forever. We take this chance to thank Mike Davis, sponsor of the TOTEM before he left Mc Murry in September, 1976. Our deep appreciation goes to Johnnie Ray who assumed Mike's duties and stood by us through our disappointments and celebrated with us over our triumphs. . Also, we thank our staff photographers Randy Baker, Gary Cloud, Bill Fry, and Cindy Stewart. A special thanks goes to Marilyn Elliger who provided us with some pictures from her collection. I want to take this time to thank my staff--Cathy Core, Lorrie Jameson, and Janet Rinard. They have helped make some dreams and ideas become reality along with tmderstanding the unusual moods of an editor. All of us on the staff hope each of you enjoy the 1977 TOTEM and that some part of it brings to mind a special memory for you. A - t ,, A Susan Blassingame, Editor 111 1 11 1-1 11 1 '1 1, . 1 XX 1 1 X 11 11, ,11 ' X X F111XXXX1 11 X . XX X X1 11 1 X , . X . 1 .XXXXXX 1 ' 11 1 1 X 1 1' 1 1 11 ' 1 X 1141 1 11 1 6'-'lfil xr gg ' '1 I' 111 11 Q 111, 1111 ., - 4,11 - 1 - 1, X1 X X111 X- 1X X-1- - 11 A j211.X1,L. X 111 1 X' 11 1 1 1 675,14 ,X ,111-. 'X -1 . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 X1X, X1 1X 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 111111 11 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 X X 1 X X 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11X 1 X '.-1 1 1 1 1 1 1XX 111, 1 1 . 1 1 1:XX I 1 1 1 1 11 X 111 - 11.1' 1 1 '- 1 71 ' 1 1 11 1 11 1 X X 1 1 11 11,1 1 X 1 1 , 1 1 1 X1 ,'11X .11X 1 1 X 1 X 11 X 11 1 - . ' 11 -1 1 1 111' 1 1 1 111 ' ' 1 1 1 .1 1 1 11 1 1 X11XX 1X 1 X 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1X1111 1 1 11 11 X X X 1 X 1 X 1 1 11,1 ' 1 11 ' '1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1X 111XX 1 1 1 1 111 X111, 111 1 XX 111, -1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 X 1 1 1 .1X 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 . ' 1 - X111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1. . 1 X- 11 1X 1 1 '1 1 11-1 X 1 1 '11-1 1 11 1 X 11X 1 11 1 -- . 1 1 1 X111 11 ' X 1 .1 X1 X 11X. XX 1 1 -: 411 1.1 X 1 1 X1 1 1 X . 1 X XX X J 1 1 1 X 4 1. 1 ' 1 1 X 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X1 1 1 X X 1 X X 1 1 X - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1X 1 11 11 . X1 1 1 X 1 -X X - 11 1 1 X1 11 11. lv 11 111 1 1 1111 :X '17 1 1 X111 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 X X 1X 1 11 1 X X X 1 ,XX 1 X X X 3 1, 1 1 1 111XX1 1 1 11 11 .1 1111 1 1 1 1 11 ,1'1111'51 1 1 1 11 . 1 11 1 1 XX11' XX 1 1 1X 1' I 1 ' 1 1 X 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 X X 1 1X1I 1 1 1 X - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 X XX1111 X 1 1 1 1 11111. X11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 -1 1 111111 1 1 1 X1X 1X XX 1 1 X 711 1 I 1 11 1 I 11 I .1 1 1 1 17 1 1 X- X X 1 1 1 1 X 1 .X 1 X1 11- 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 '11115 1 1 1 1 1 1 X1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11, 1 1 X1 1 1 1 - 1 1' 1X ,111 1 1 -1 1 X X X 1 1 Y I 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1 X, J1 1 72141 1 1 1 1 11XX , X1 - 1X -- 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1X1111 X 1 X X 1 1 1 11 1 1- 1 1 1 11.1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Xl X 1 1 . 1 XX' 1 1 X 11 1' 11 1 1 1 11 X X X 1 1 X XX 1 11 -' 1 1 1 I 11 1 . 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 X 1111X X X1 X 1 1 11 X 1 11XX - X . -1 1 ' - -11 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 1 X1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .XXX 11 I 1 1 ' 1 1 vri '4:,f A 1 Z J-1, 1 -P' 1 1 . I ' 1 11 1 1' 11 'A ' A 1-1'11'1XX1 X J-+ ,.1: ,XR -MY l NM ,,,.4 Y, --.,,--.,. .-.....-,..1, ,? L- .A , , ?,-, - .q-- fA ' ' ,-. . , 4-,fp X Na I!! -14 's L I, Il. 1'- I I I I 1 '. I I . 24 I 3. Q, I I I QI 3. I I I - - I r I I. I I. I. I I I I I I I i I I I . J , , , , rv . ' ' Y 1.1-y . . IJ., n,-,., I 5:11 ' T' , T . ,I -, .U:- W . . -...-,....-.--.. ., , I ,, .,- ,, I , , . 1, N ,- ,N , HJ., . . c V ,M ... , .Y ,. .I -, X .X JL- .L Yr I4-,5 N MA -Y - W jg., V , ,,,.,v.,.,.,,..'ls.Y-,..,...i,...-,...'-.,. ,, Y ..-...,-.. . 1. J'.LY1,.-'.4.14.-.114--I---il..--...,..v-..-.-.4 ...i1.27,:Qa,-..:r....::.:fg.g-31,f '-' . I I1
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
