McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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The Music Men of MeMurry show ihcir own individual style as they sing at the Homecom- ing Show. They usually take tours. Their pia- nist is Laura l igh McLeod. The MrMurry Band play the Baltic Hymn of the Republic as they roll out the giant American flag and the beautiful red. white, and blue, streamers. Opening — 13

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Musically Inclined In keeping up with McMurry being a liberal arts college, music takes on an important role. McMurry offers Band and Chant- ers to those who can sing and play instruments. On the other hand, there are those who just love to listen to the popular tunes. Everyone has a love for music, but each person is allowed to ex- press their love in their own way. The loves runs anywhere from Beethoven’s Fifth to the rock played at the dances. People’s love for music changes with the change of time. Drum Major Suran Collins leads the Band in a favorite tune during halftime Prob- ably. Collins' most memorable halftime was when she is presented as Reservation Princess. Ko Sari men'» club displays their true col- ors at their Nerd Dance. Never before was polyester and plaid so popular. 12 — Opening

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MAKONA demonstrato its skills in choreography for the audience. They won awards for Best Musk and lies! Chore ography Jane Davenport. MAKONA sweetheart, sports her Theta Chi Sing Song outfit as she helps pianist latura laigh Mr I .cod Bill Duke. Drew fong. and Valerie la'mon eoneentrate as thev prepare themselves for the next movement forward H — Opening