McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Dancin’ The Night Away! M.S.G. held dances every other Satur- day in Studio McM. Students got the chance to mix and mingle and spend an inexpensive evening out. Besides free en- tertainment. free munchies and drinks were occasionally served. 24 — Activities

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experiences since and where one is now boosts the ego. The thrust of pride in success is mellowed by words from a writ er of contemporary note Just when we begin to think we are memorable, we meet someone who can’t seem to remem- ber who we are ” The imaginary balloon bursts and life is kept in perspective Pausing to reflect on the past, let us live the present moment with the under- standing that words, reactions — our own - affect the lives of others forever Let this be the challenge for enthusiasm, loving, caring, understanding Let grati tude for beauty in others and deeds of persons who touch our life be verbalized. Bear the responsibility with graciousness, remember the moment our path crossed theirs. — Tom Isbell Class of '59 Top left McM students Theresa R . Denise D .. Joel D . and Jeff L prepare to go on a traditional walk to the torch- light pep rally Center left: Cheer- leaders Dawn Mathews. Suzy Anthony. Dianna Harris and Lanky Haynes sup- port the Indian football team in a spirit line Center right: Fascinated kids ex amine a savage Indian Bottom left Women's division winning tipi. Theta Chi. is one of many traditional aspects of Homecoming Activities - 23

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“Sharing Caring Christmas just the word brings back memories We remember the special gifts when we were younger That first bike, the B B gun from dad and the doll that wet from mom Now that those days have ended, the Christmas season has taken on a different light. During our college festivities, both girls' and guys’ dorms participated in the “Christmas Spirit” by having parties Cookies and punch and revealing secret Polly annas topped off the fun along with Santa visiting in both President and Martin Along with all the singing and exchang ing gifts, along with all the excitement and laughter like we knew in earlier years, there was even a quiet moment when Sarah Case read a Christmas story of giving in Martin. All of this togetherness and fun made us realize the importance of friends, sharing and caring, and of course, the true meaning of Christmas. Top left. Santa Urban gets a hug from President Resident. Karen Green Center left Karen Green. Becky Goodwin. Laura Boyer, and Sophie Palin watch and wait for their gifts Bottom left The whole group poses after the big Christmas Party Bottom nght Pam Bell. Lon Long. Berta Dennis. Kathy Leroy. Critter Salinas. Noemi Salinas. Jom Bishop and Julie Weese are all smiles during the gift giving and receiving Activities - 25