TOTEM 1987 Editors-Lucy E. Barnett, Nora E. Reyes; Advisor-Rita Thedford McMurry College Box 248 Abilene, TX 79697 Volume LXIV Opening 4 Lucy E. Barnett. Nora E Reyes Editors Honors 16 Grace Zepeda Faculty 32 Dianna Merry Classes 54 Lulu Chavei. Sharon Carr Activities 88 Dianna Merry Organizations 116 Nora Reyes Sports 194 Marci Metrger. David St an wick Index, Closing 222 Lucy £ Barnett. Nora £ Reyes Editors 1987 Totem Dedicatee Due to his loyalty to this institution of higher learning. Dr. Robert C. Monk is honored as the 1086 87 TOTEM DEDICATEE. Dr Monk has been a Professor of Religion and Chairperson to the Division of Humanities for several years He has earned the respect of faculty and students alike with the caring manner by which he instructs his classes. Before arriving at McMurry. Dr. Monk received a BA in Sociology from Texas Tech University, a BD in Religion from Southern Methodist University, and MA and PhD in Religion from Princeton University. His honors include the Danforth Campus Ministry Grant, the Lilly Foundation Junior Fellowship award, and the Outstanding h.ducators of America Honor for three years. Dr Monk s fields of specialization include Church History and the History of Christian Thought. He is a member of the Northwest Texas Annual Conference, the United Methodist Church, the Conference and District Boards of Ministrv. past chairman of the Archives and History Commission of the Conference. Dr Monk, for your loyalty and dedication to the faculty and students of McMurrv College, we, the 1086-87 TOTEM STAFF, salute you. PcJlCMfi' Dedicatee - 3 Traditions . . . The Roots Of Our Tomorrows. In 1923. Me Murry College came Into Village”. No one was really sure If It generations as a part of their tomorrow, being as an institution of higher learning. would be a success. A dream was realized. With the realiza■ There are so many wonderful tradi- tion of this dream, traditions and customs At Homecoming 1986. Tipi Village tions at McMurry. Through the age-old were created that would, throughout the celebrated it's 35th anniversary with one competition of athletics, the weekly chap- course of time, lead many eager, young of the largest crowds, and most enthusi el services, the ever popular social clubs, searchers to their tomorrows. asm ever. People of all ages visit the the excitement of the theatrical produc- McMurry prides Itself on being a place campus during this time Everyone that tions. and the eternal bonds of friendships where traditions are honored and upheld comes in contact with Tipi Village will created. McMurry stands strong in its tra- with respect In 1951. McMurry conduct- always remember it as a part of then ditlons; proud of its yesterdays, and ea- ed an experiment that was called Tipi yesterday, and will pass it on to future ger for its tomorrows. (I ) The Cow Skull atop TIP's tipi stum lying tin- Chiefs dwelling in tin- South cm Cheyene Tribe represented a new ,iltnbute mi the %fo Homecoming fes livitles (2} Pi Phi s papoos IDusty Bear deni awaits tipi judging Id) Kelly Bol mg. ol Pi Phi. demonstrates the Mesca Iero Ajtache technique of grinding corn. ft) Th% McMurrv Brows anxiously ow.nl the beginning of the Honisxommg game (2) The Mountain M.w Sto- ry as tohi by Don Lankford at the Homecoming Show. (3) Alison Smith proudly represents the Ne Perce tribe for Alpha Pu 6 (!) Spirit Indian. Lisa Ross, lifts her bow and arrow as the Homecoming festivities begin 12) Freshman Kelly Long learns about traditions and tipis (3) Beth Laney and Kyle Corley take time to explore Tipi Village (4) Chene Williams and Sherry Tatum of Delta Beta scrape the Buffalo skins (II The MeMurrv ROTC Color Guard- Mike Red wine. Gary Ditterlme. Mervle Williams, and David Wtthart present the colors at the Homecoming game (21 Francme Miller strug gles as Pi Phi transports their Wikkiup (31 Tanya Clark paints Brave Shane Brew (41 Tradition The Roots of Our Tomorrow Amanda Pudding 8 W Tim Po %’ll of HEI (21 Lee Ma looey of Deltti Beta (3) Beth Kirk- patrick of Gamma Sigma (4) Stormy McGee- Wootf of [K-lta Beta (51 Freshman Shau n Brew with kids [ « fl) Homtxonung visitor enjoys the mountain top view (2) All work and no play Jimmy Thomas of HEI (3) Alpha Ps successfully erects their tipi on the first at I tempt (4) Kelly Shrode takes a break from Tip! Village A Homecoming Today . . . A Glimpse Of Tomorrow. (It TIP prouJk presented their new tipi at Homecoming (2i The Indian Village Dancers chan! (or a successful home coming (,i) S.trah Thompson and Mary Urban kick hack alter a hard day at Alpha Pit's tipi (41 Everyone gets involved at Tipi Village (5) A third generation brave Magen Rabel H o n o r s DeOnn Deaton DeOnn Deaton is a senior, from Winters. Texas She is an Elementary Education major with a specialisation in PE She is actively involved in Pi Delta Phi and holds office as Chaplain. Interclub Secretary, and Intramural representative Past and pre sent activities include McMurry Cheerleader. McMurry Student Government. Junior Representative. Band, and Flag Corps DoOnn is a recipient of the Ko San Endowed Scholarship and the Dean’s List Douglas Brown Doug Brown is a Sociology major from Amarillo He is the President of the Senior Class and of Indian Insight He is actively involved in Ko Sari and holds office as the Grand Sovereign Other organisations Doug is involved m include McMurry Stu dent Government. Sociology club. Men s Interclub, and Alpha Phi Omega His honors are Sophomore class favorite. Theta Chi Guy. Dean 's List He is a recipient of the Northwest Texas Conference United Methodist Church Scholarship, and Ko Sari Endowed Scholarship Senior Class Favorites Mark Klinkerman. a Senior from Iowa Park, Texas, is a Physical Educa- tion major He is a member of Alpha Sigma Chi Mens Social Club He Is also involved in track, intramurals, and Pemm Club, which he holds the office of President His honors include William Fletcher McMurry Scholar. Gamma Sigma Sweetheart and he it on the Dean's List. De.inne Shipp, a Senior from Burnett, Texas is a Psychology and Pre- physical Therapy major. She is presently the President of Pi Delta Phi womens Social Club. Other activities which she has been involved in are Band, track. Resident Assistant of Gold Star Dorm and a volunteer at Hendrick Medical Center She is the recipient of the Presidential Scholar- ship and is on the Dean's List. Mark Klinkerman Junior Class Favorites Mark Taylor Mark Taylor, a Junior from Denton. Texas ts an Accounting major He is presently the President of McMurry Student Government He is a member of Makona Mens Fraternity. McMurry Business Qub, Christian Life Fellowship, and Alpha Phi Omega Mark also participates In McMurry Intramurals and attends Fairmont United Methodist Church. His honors Include being a member of Alpha Chi and is on the Dean’s List. Lynda Felon, a Junior from Crane. Texas is a Finance major She is presently the Junior Class President and is actively Involved m Theta Chi Lambda where she holds office as Treasurer. She Is also a member of Alpha Chi, and also holds the office of Secretary Sophomore Class Favorites Amanda McCain, a sophomore from Quanah, Texas is a Speech and Communication major She is a senator of the McMurry Student Govern- ment. Mandy is a member of Alpha Psi Alpha womens Social Club and holds office as Historian Other activities Include: Indian Insight. Alpha Phi Omega. Totem staff, and Dorm Council Historian. She Is a member of First Baptist Church. She Is also the recipient of the Presidential Scholar- ship and is on the Dean's List. Rick Sanders, a sophomore from Abilene. Texas Is an Advertising major. He is a member of Ko Sari Men's Fraternity. Rick is also involved In the marketing club. Psychology Club. Sociology Club, and participates In McMurry Intramurals. He participated in the Homecoming Court of 1985. u Rick Sanders Freshman Class Favorites Shane Brue, a Freshman, from Vega, Tx, Is a Pre engineering major with a minor in Religion. He is involved in McM Football, Chanters, and Kappa Delta Sigma Shane is also o member of Eta Epsilon lota. Lisa Nelson, «1 Freshman, from Dimmitt, Tx.. Is an All-level Education major. She Is Involved In McMurry Student Government as a freshman senator. Shane Brue Chief And Princess Runners up Jack White Icy III, a senior, from Moody. Texas is an Accounting major. He is an active member of Eta Epsilon lota mens fraternity where he holds the office of President. He is also Involved on the Me Murry football team, track team. McMurry Student Government, and Fellowship of Christian AI he letes His honors include the Dean’s List, Junior Class President and Who's Who Among American College Students Also, Jack has made all conference in football and track. Jeanne Wmkels. a senior, from Anson. Texas is a Christian Education major. She is a member of Theta Chi Lambda and is involved in McMurry Student Government. Indian Insight. Christian Life Fellowship, and Lamb da Kappa Alpha Jeanne also participates in McMurry Intramurals Her honors include the Presidential Scholarship and CaJ C. Wright Scholarship, Junior Class Favorite, and Makona Sweetheart. She is a member of Pioneer Drive Baptist Church Senior Runners up Juki- Barry, a tmtot from AMene. Tx u a Phyueal Education moror Sha n tnx-olved to Delta Bata Epulo uocruvt’ toaal club Brian Walsh. a Senior from El Pato. Ttnan Englnh major tU n it if Vue President ol Makona man '• social club Ha •• ineolx-ed in Chanter , Chamber Choir. Indian Inustu, Sgm Too Doha. Lambda Kappa Alpha. MSG and Man « Interctuh Julie Barry Brian Walsh Junior Runners up Mark 5 Caron, a Junior tram Clearwater Beach. Fhckla a a But men AdmtUUrahon maror to marketin'] Hat a member ol Ela Epaikui Iota Mem Social Club and u involved m Vanity lootbaS, track and Indum In tight Alien Smith, a Junior horn Plano. Tea at a a Marketing major Shan a member ol Alpha Pu Alpha and Alpha Phi Omega She n oho invoked m the Marketing Club and Dorm Council Mark Cason Alison Smith Freshmen Runners up Jubr Srrhrnt Imhmsn from Lubbock T h t not ifmfrxf upon 4 Mn at Shr n rrapuml at Ihr Piwihrnlml SehaUrthip am BttvnUnrs! SthoUrthip Juft Cooper .1 h.-i inun. from Irvmy. Tn . n a Ph r Knl F this Alton m ror Hu n i niotvrd m Mr Mum FoothoH r.'jm a an ouftnir tmdbotkdt Julie Sechrist Jeff Cooper Sophomore Runners Jrff WA-n a •opAnmiri’ from Atulrn,- Tux At n a MarfcW g mAfor Hr it Attirrfy innatvrd m Ho Son Mm • FrMrrmtv. Amtncnn Mai Mutiny Auocudton. am Muni Dorm Count ii TMihn- fcvw a tophomorr from Fnona. Trxa . 1 a Nurwny rtut at Shr 1 a mrmlvf ot Thru Ok amMa And n thr A tnUnl Sony Lrndrr Stir n afro invofrW tf MrMum Studrnf Gorrmmrnt a SrrrrUrv ChrnhAn iifr FrHowttup. In.fi.tn Inuyht nnd DrtU Omieran Drbhtr'■ honor ineludr Alphn On And AM Atndrnut Contrrmer in Trnnn Jeff Sellers Debbie Reeve Thr l'tS7 «Arion ot KWtf.S WHO AMONO STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVFRSimS ANPCOUUil s . J m lu k- ihr namr ot U Umlrnlt from M.Mum Colky,- who ha r Ni-n u-Uvt. J « nalKwial outMaruhng Iradrr (jm Nn nonunattoy .omflWlrtt . • AtMvt «V A« - annua! 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Trium 'antri rntr Omird Mrituuim Churrh Schotardup anJ Ihr Kn San l tu loan I Seholanhip l i.fl n .• innetal IW« iruiroi from MuOarul A A. 1 An PieuJent ot Ihr Omnion St, n Vkm « A«A« A .«•• • o Avr atlniiir mehiJr hiarim [ orm Coun.4 tioLI u .,r florni CouneJ Ah4. ru fUH, I Thtaltr M,Mun Mml.nltaxrinmrnl Suptrmi ourl Jmfer ,Uht a i.t ipn-nl ot th - fh-an % lot Dona Elton Israel Robledo pon.1 n .1 I fM Af fiom So h ‘ r SAt,- n Av hilrftuh Hrntrt.-nl.tlnr for Alf4ia Pm Alpha Womrn Vn .i,' -,f- Vwv. a .1 n.mAv o A pAu ( A « Jawv v M t W 4 irapt. nl ot th. l -an . I ot Kn i, s. hoLudup National th an % I m htthman 'An mnf i V.nA.; A Awar,t aiul So VKvrwv.' W U v W i ViiiV Award Brth 1% an flrmmlatv Idueatron moror Sh,- n Ihr Vi «i. , n a 4 pAu N % • .• UVvn.rt • Vn u «tuh Hfth oth. i . tnitu- melmlr M.Murn Rank Alpha ttu Oiruya Han.1 and (ioht Star Deum t 0,10 4 Sh,- , a H fifurnl of Ihr Ko ui scholar h,p Ait nat mm,-rai Hum, moror horn H f'a a T.sa A . .. An Plrmlrm ot th. M7 Chani.-r SUM,, rn 'Aw Aii n alto in a v.i m Pht Mu AlpKi ( hamh, r t ho,t f n ( A V (tprra an.1 V Paul t hui. h C ho Hr 1 Ihr Surrlh ait ot fh ho Ommion Arturo Rios Elizabeth Shaffer Who’s Who Sandra is an English major horn AMene She a in solved in Kappa Delta and President of Sigma Tan Delta and Delta Omtc on She a A recipient of the National Dean's Lot, Park's and Wilton Scholarship, Galleon Award, and Chanters Scholarship Trudi to j Secondary Education major from Sweetwater She n involved tn Chanters and n the President oi Theta Chi Lambda Womens Social Club. Trudi is a recipient of the Chanters Scholarship and Presidental Scholarship. Susan it an Elementary Education major from Plain- view She is Involved in Theta Chi Lambda. Indian Insight. Delta Omkron. Keppa Delta Phi. and Chanters Susan I a recipient of the Dean's List Clara Beth is a Social Science major from Odessa She n involved m Alpha Psi Alpha. Alpha Ptu ifmega. Barn . Jar Band, and Model United Nations She to a recipient of the Dean's List. National Dean's List, and the Caro Evans Memorial Scholarship Thomas u Computet Science major from Houston He is involved in Makona. Indum Insight. Alpha Chi. and Phi Mu Alpha Thomas is a recipient of the Dean ' List. O P Throne Scholarship, and Fletcher Scholarship Amy is a Psychology major from Las Cruces. NM She is involved in McMurry Student Government, Kappa Delta Stgma, Alpha On, Christian Life Fellow- ship. and Chanter She ts a Recipient of the Dean'% List. Richard is a Natural Science major from Irvtng. He is involved in Kappa Mu Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega. Ko San Fraternity and Men t Inter dub Sandra Acker Trudi Bartlett Susan Bryan Amy Carson Clara Beth Burns Richard Cofer Nita Keesee Shirla Forrest Drew Lang Who’s Who Todd n a Psychology major from Midland He is involved in Eta Epstlon lota, Alpha Pfu Omega. Psychol ogy Club. Track, and Christian Life Fellowship Todd a recipient of the Dean's List. Shirla is an Art major from Odessa She o involved in Pi Delta Pfu, Sigma Tau Delta, and Pfu Epsilon Slur Is it a recipient of the Dean s List Notional Dean's List. Art Scholarship. Endowed Scholarship, ami Presidential Scholarship Julie I a Physical Education major from Moody She is involved m PF.MM Oub. Delia Beta Epsilon. Indian Insight, ami tt the Editor of the War Whoop She is a recipient of the Dean $ List. TF Crnham Scholarship, and Hershel KtmbreU Athletic Academic Scholarship Dm it a Music Education major from Canadian He a involved in Band. Job Ensemble, and is the President of Phi Mu Alpha Dan n a recipient of the Dean 's Ust Nita it a Mathematics major from Abilene She it involved m Sigma Nu Lambda. Pfu Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. and Alpha Ctu Nita n a recipient of the Dean t Ust. Presidential Scholarship. Mensa Scholarship, and American Association University Women Scholarship Drew u an Appled Muuc major from Dune am tile He « Involved in Phi Mu Alpha, and Alpha Cht Drew a a recipient of the Dean s l ist. Eysson Music Scholarship and Knights Templar Scholarship Linda tt a Social Science major from Ft Worth She a involved in Delta Beta Epsilon. Model United Natrons. On Delta Nu. and Alpha Chi Unda ts a recipient of the Dean’s List. National Dean « Ust. Prevdenhal Scholar ship, and E C Hallbeck Scholarship Todd Crawford Dan Holman Who’s Who Laura is a Religion major from Stephen vile She is involved in Chanters. Theta Chi Lambda. Alpha Chi, Indian Insight. Christian Life Fellowship, and Kappa Delta Sigma She is a recipient of Col C Wright Scholar ship. Dean 's List, and National Dean 's List Becki is a Marketing major from El Paso She is involved in McMurry Student Government, Theta Chi Lambda. American Marketing Association, and Band Jamie is a Christian Education major from Alpine She is involved in Kappa Delta Sigma. Christian Life Fellowship, and Chanters She is a recipient of the Dean 's List and the Cal C Wright Scholarship Lisa is on Accounting major from Abilene She is involved in Alpha Chi She is a recipient of the Dean s List. Presidential Scholarship. William Dean BaJdm. and Ben E Davis Schlanhip Roberta is a Secondary Education major from Santa Rose. N M She is involved in Christian Life Fellowship. RaAtum, Young Republicans, and Kappa Delta Pi. She is a recipient of the Dean's Lift and the Presidential Scholarship Douglas u a Computer Science major from Abilene He is involved in the Computer Club He is a recipient of the Dean's List. National Dean's List, Outstanding Sophomore in Computer Science and Mathematics, Outstanding Junior in Computer Science, and Outstand- ing Senior in Computer Science Susan is a Physical Education major from South Had- ley. MA She is involved in P E Majors and Minors tPEMM). and P Delta Phi She Is a recipient of the Dean's List. Women's Tennis Sportsmanship Award, and TIAA All Academic Team Laura McLeod Jamie Miller Rebecca Middleton L isa Miller Susan Raszewski Mary Lynn Thompson Jacqueline Ward Jeanne Winkels Brian Walsh Jack Whiteley Stormy Wood Who’s Who Mary Lynn is an Applied Music major from Plain view She is involved in Chanters. Theta Chi Lambda. Chris- tian Life Fellowship, and Delta Omtcton She is a recipi- ent of the Phi Mu Alpha Smfonla Sweetheart. Alpha Sigma Cht Sweetheart. Dean’s List. National Dean’s List, and the Gypsy Ted Sullivan Wyhe Musk Scholar- ship Jacqueline is a Biology major from El Paso She is involved in Theta Chi Lambda. She Is a recipient of the Texas Association of Health. Physical Education, Re- creation. and Dance Scholarship; Sophomore Class Fa- vorite Runner-Up; Mid Conference AU Tournament Team; Conference All Tournament Honorable Mention; and All Academic Team NAIA District 8 Brian is an English major from El Paso He is involved in Chanters. Makona. Sigma Tau Delta. Indian Insight, and Lambda Kappa Alpha He is a recipient of the Dean's List. Chanters Scholarship, and United Method- ist Church Scholarship. Jack is an Accounting major from McGregor He is involved in McMurry Student Government. Fellowship of Christian Outreach, and Eta Epsilon lota He ts a recipient of the Dean i List. Academic All Conference Team. Academic All Area 8 Team, and NAIA All American Track Team Jeanne ts a Christian Education major from Anson. She is involved in Theta Chi Lambda. Indian Insight. Lambda Sigma Alpha, and Residential Dormitory Coun- cil She it a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship. Cal C Wnght Scholarship. Makona Chib Sweetheart, and Junior Class Fa ‘or1te. Stormy ts a Physical Education major from Abilene. She Is involved in Delta Beta Epsilon. P.E Majors and Minors (PEMMl. and Kappa Delta Phi. She is a recipient of the Dean s List. Phi Delta Kappa, and the Presidential Scholarship Thomas ts a Secondary Education major from To- hoka He is involved in Makona. Indian Insight. Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Phi. and McMurry Student Govern- ment He is a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship, and the Dean s List Thomas is also active in Chanters. Thomas Young 29 Dr. Thomas Kim, President McMurry College is different from most schools in that the Administration. Faculty, and Staff are truly concerned with the well being of the students These people nurture the students who enter the doors of this institution not only oca demtcally. but spiritually and emotionally as well The President of McMurry College. Dr. Thomas K. Kim. is known to all students. He interacts with them anywhere from his office to picnics in Wah Wahtaysee Park. He cares about each and every stu dent and demonstrates this through his willingness to talk with them. Dr Kim is similar to the students in some ways. In addition to being President of the College, he is a person with a sense of humor, a man with the youth of a teen- ager. and yet a father-figure to all stu- dents. For 17 years, he has enriched the lives of faculty and students alike. 32 President The McMurry College Board ol Trustees is made up of civic leaders, businessmen, and United Methodist ministers from throughout West Texas and New Mexico These men and women are sincerely interested In the college and the general welfare of Its students. Members of the board include: Charles Baker. James Blackman, Tucker Brldwell. Dr. E. Richard Chaffin. John Chalmers. Harold Crawford. Rev Charles Crutchfield. Dr Mark Dorff. George Dupree. Joe O. Eason. Rev. David Edens. Dr Brodace Elkins, Gary Hnch. Dr William R Fleming. Dr Kenneth Ford. Rex Fuller. S L Garrison. Dr Richard Gooding. J W Gordon. Guy Graves. Dr David Hamblin. R. C. Harral. Harold Harnger. A L Holland, J. Harold Hughes. Rev William W Hutchinson, Charles Jacobs. Ted Johnson. W T Johnson. Walter Johnson. Bennie R Jones. Dr Thomas K Kim. J. D Kinsey. Herman Uoyd. William G. Marquardt. Rev Rex L Mauldin. Mrs. Barbara McClellan. Raymond McDaniel Jr.. George McDonald. Eugene McElvaney Jr.. Dr C B Melton. Bynum Miers. S. M Moore Jr.. J. T Moseley. Don Newsom. Mrs Dtan Owen. Dr Russel! Parchman. Dr. Bruce Parks, Frank Puckett. Ted Rushing. Bishop Louis W. Schowengcrdt. Bob J. Surovik. Rev. Carlton Thomson. Wendell Tooley, Dr Clifford Trotter. Dr. Harry Vanderpooi, and Dr. J. Douglas Wofford. Trustees Ementi include: D. L. Adcock. Maurice Brooks. V. J Coleman. Dr Rigdon Edwards. Lee Harrah. Morgan Jones, and P Luther Kirk Pictured above, many of the Trustees meet on the McMurry campus for the annual Spring Board Meeting with Dr. Kim and other Members of the Administration Board Of Trutieet - 33 ■ Vice Presidents Vice President .J5 WALTER URBAN Vice Prendent of Student Servicet sue McAlister Secretary to the Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College BELINDA JONES Secretary to the Vice President of Financial Affairs Administrative Offices Academic Advisement Placemen CINDY BURLESON SYLVIA LXXVi LEIGH CRANE Director, Career Director, Ac sdemic ACCE Program Asm hint Counseling and Placement Advisement Director. Learning Assistance Center A dministra tion MARY BLANTON BELINDA JONES Secretary to the President Secretary to Vice Presklent (or Financial At fair s DR PAUL JUNGMEYER Vice-President of Acatlemic Affairt Dean of the College ALLEN LAMB Director. McM Dyess Program Director of Continuing Education sue McAlister Secretary to Vice President of Financial AI (airs and Dean of the College 3t - Administrative Offices BILL MASSEY JOAN MOONEY Comptroller Dyes Program Secretary CAPTAIN RALPH DON SCALES NICHOLS Vice President ol Financial Trl College ROTC Affairs Representative Admissions Office TIM CRANE NANCY SMITH JIM TREDENNICK MARK VETTER Director of Admission% Associate Director of Admissions Counselor Admission Counselor Admission A lumni De velopmen t JACK HOLDEN Vice President of Development mary ann butler Director of Development NORMA D(7HRSE Development Office Marurger AMY HA YNES CHARLES HOGSETT Alumni Development Director. College Relation Clerk anti Planned Giving DEBRA HULSE MARY LYNN JOHNSON JEAN SCHRECENGOST ANGELA SPURGEON Assistant Director of Secretary for Alumni Development Clerk Secretary for the Admissions Development Office Director of Alumni Services GHETCHEN TUCKER Assistant Director of Alumni Services Administrative Offices - 37 Business Office BRF.NDA BREEDEN TRACIE CRAY BARBARA HAVARD Business Office Oerk Account% Payable Clerk Payroll Personnel Coordinator NDSL Clerk Data Entry Clerk, Business Cashier Business Office Oerk Office Financial Aid LINDA HORWEDEL Financial Aid Receptionist and Secretary MARY LOCKHART Associate Director of Financial Aid NANCY SPEARS MARY CORKY Student Loan Oerk SWANSON Director of Financial Aid 3K Administrative Offices Library GARY ELLISON LORETTA FULTON RITA THEDFORD Director, Public Relation WAR WHOOP Advisor Assistant Director. P R Sports Information Director, Student Director Publications TOTEM Advisor Administrative Offices - .T9 DAVID BENNETT LIBBY CROFT R STEVEN FULTON LYNN HAGGARD Coordinator. Media Catalog Library Assistant Catalog Librarian Reference and Circulation Services Librarian GAIL HOLLADAY Library Secretary VI NORWOOD Circulation Library Assistant L YNN ROBERTS Acquisitions Library Assistant JOE SPECHT Director. Joy Rollins Library Public Relations Registrar’s Office JANICE COOK BOBBYE FRY MARION JIMISON R ltsl ration Coordinator Assistant Registrar St infant Records Coordinator JUDY STEPHEN OWEN VINCENT Veterans' Advisor Registrar Student Services BECKY GREEVER Associate Dean of Students BARBARA PENTECOST WALTER URBAN Secretary lor Student Vice President of Student Services Services 40 Administrative Offices Business Administration JOHNNY CORNELIUS Assistant Professor of Business Administration MAXINE DAVIS Secretary lor the Division of Business Administration DR J HENRY DOSCHER Adfunct Professor of Business Administration FRANCES HERMANN Assistant Professor of Business Administration ROBERT KUZMA Instructor of Business Administration DR RONALD PRESLEY Professor of Business Admin Chairperson, Division of Business Administration THOMAS SMITH Associate Professor of Business Administration JACKIE STOWE Assistant Professor of Business Administration JOHN VALENTINE Associate Professor of Business Administration Faculty 41 Computer Science Mathematics Science DON ALLEN Instructor of Mathematics DR CLARK BEASLEY DR HUGH BUCHANAN Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Chairperson, Department Geology of Biology DR BILL DUUN Professor of Matlwmatics Chair. Division of Science ami Math and Dept of Math JUDSON HARDY Assistant Professor of Mathematics DR L YNDOL HARRIS Professor of Chemistry LUCILLE HODGES Assistant Professor of Mathenuibcs USA HUGHES Assistant Director of Computer Services Instructor, Computer Science DR, DAVID KLASSEN Professor of Chemistry DR CHUN JIN LEE Assistant Professor of Math Chair ierson, fh-p.ittment of Computer Science BEVERLY LENOIR Instructor of Computer Science DR DAVID MILLER DR RICHARD MOORE Assistant Professor of Professor of Biology Biology DR BEN PILCHER Professor of Biology DR RICHARD SCHOFIELD Associate Professor, Geology Chairperson. Department of Geology 42 Faculty Computer Science Ma thema tics Science PR A C SHARP Professor of Physics Chairperson, Department of Physics PR ROY SONNTAC Professor of Chemistry Chairperson. Department of Chemistry MICHAEL SWANSON Director. Computer Services Associate Professor of Mathematics LOUIS VOfT Assistant Professor of Computer Science Education DR JEAN HARRICK Associate Professor of Education PR WILL!AM I.ARMER Assoc Professor. Education Chairperson. Division and ! of Education PR MICHAEL McClellan Associate Professor of Education PR ROBERT MANISS Assoc. Professor. Education Director of Institutional Research and Learning Faculty 43 English DR JOHN ALLISON Assistant Professor of English PATRICK BENNETT Assistant Professor of English PR JOYCE CARROLL Professor of English PR GERALD McDANIEL Professor of English Chairperson. Department of English and Writing PR LOU ROPENBERGER Assistant Professor of English Fine And Applied Arts CHERYL ALLEN Assistant Professor of Musk CATHERINE BENSON GEORGE BIFFLE Instructor of Art Assistant Professor of Music Director of Choral Music HELEN BLACKBURN Instructor of Music PHILIP CRAIK Assistant Professor of Communications and Theatre 44 Faculty Fine And Applied Arts TOM FAIRLIE Instructor ol Music TOMMY FRY Assistant Professor ol Music Director of McMurry Bands JOHN GIBSON Asst Professor of Musk (,'h.vrperson. Department of Musk CARROLL HAGGARD Asst. Prof. Communications Chau, Fine Applied Arts Div . Speech S' Comm Dept DR SANDRA HARPER FRANCES HINKEL HOLLY HUGHES Assistant Professor of Ptofetsar of Music Assistant Professor of Communications Associate Chairperson. Musk Deportment of Musk CHARLES HUKILL Assistant Professor of Theatre Director. TechnKal Theatre ROBERT MILLER Ad unct Associate Professor of Art SHERWOOD SUTER Associate Professor of Art Chairperson. Department of Art Faculty 45 Modern Languages DR JAMES ALVIS DR WILLIAM SHORT Prolessor of Spanish, Associate Professor of French Modem Languages Chairperson. Department of Modem Languages Physical Education SPUD ALDRIDGE Athletic Director JIMMY ALLEN Volunteer Assistant Football Coach AUSTIN CHAMNESS MARK COX DR MIKE DANIEL Assistant Coach 0 Men's Assistant Coach of Associate Professor of P.E Basketball and Football Football ami Golf Coach Chairperson. Department of Instructor of P.E. Instructor of P.E. Physical Education DAVID DAVIS Coach of Tennis WILLIAM HADLEY Assistant Professor of P.E Director. Athletic Training Program MARLENE JOY Head Coach of Women's Basketball Instructor of P.E. HERSHEL KIMBRELL Head Coach of Basketball NATALIE MAYBERRY Head Coach of Women s Volleyball and Track Instructor of P.E 4b Faculty Physical Education HARVEY OAXACA CUFF ODF.NWALD MARK ODOM PUC, PARRIS Bl ZELLNER Assistant Footh.il! Coach Head Football Coach Equipment Manager Assistant Professor of P.E. P.E Department Secretary Head Track Coach Instructor of P.E Instructor of P.E. Political Science History DR MICHELLE BENNETT Instructor of Political Science DR MIKE EL ATTRACHE DR PAUL LACK Professor - Political Professor of History Science Chairperson, Department of JAMES MYERS DR GARY SHANAFELT Instructor of History Associate Professor - History Chairperson, Department of History DR ROBERT SLEDGE Professor of History Chairperson. Division of Social Sciences Faculty 47 Psychology Sociology DR MORRIS BAKER PR RUSSELL MEIER DR JIM VICK Associate Professor ol Professor of Sociology Professor of Psychology Psychology Chairperson. Department Chairperson. Department ol Sociologv of Psychology Religion Humanities Philosophy DR WILLIAM BARR1CK REV JOHNNIE KAHL DR ROBERT MONK Professor of Religion Minister to the College Professor ol Religion Assistant Professor of Chairperson. Division of Religion the Humanities SUSAN NIX RETA PATTERSON DR PHILIP SHULER Secretary for the Division Assistant to the Minister Professor of Religion of Humanities of the College Chairperson. Division of Religion 4K Faculty Special Services GENIE HENSON CONNALLY TIBBS JOHNNIE TIBBS Switchboard Supervisor Director ol Printing Prmt Shop Assistant Services Campus Center MARY BURGER Bookstore Manager EDIE DIECHMANN Postal Clerk MAR I BELL GILBERT Director, Campus Center PHYLLIS MILLIKIN Assistant to the Campus Center Director CARL OPITZ Postal Clerk A VO ROBERTS Bookstore Cashier JO SPENCER MARTHA WEISNER Postal Clerk Textbook Manager Special Services 49 Residence Halls MARY CHRISTOPHER Relief Residence ED DOUCETTE Cold Star Residence Hall SARAH DOUCETTE HELEN EMERY Cold Star Residence President Residence Hall Director Hall Director MAMYE GERMANN Martin Residence Hall Director WALTER GERMANN Martin Residence Hall RICHARD WOOD Hunt Residence Hall Director VIOLET WOOD Hunt Residence Hall Food Service SO — Special Services Food Service willie lockett. louise pvgh. lois gamblin. ella hernandez. norma SPELLS. DANNY HARRELL. EVELYN LANE (Secretary). and LARRY DEVOTO I Food Service Director). Maintenance BEN BILBREY CHRIS FLORES LAWRENCE HILL JAMES LIVELY SUE UVELY JANET McCOWEN VINCE THOMPSON BOB WILSON B R ZAPATA Special Services SI c 1 a s s e S SENIORS SENIORS Ka Adktsson David Allen Jay Baccus Rob Ballard Mesquite TX Amarillo. TX Anton. TX Rochester. TX Elementary Education Psychology Physical Education Marketing Ron Ballard Rochester. TX Geology Deirdre Barnett Abilene. TX Marketing Lucy Barnett Finance Veroruca Barrera Abilene. TX Nursing Julie Barry Abilene TX Physical Education Trudy Bartlett Mar -a Bellinger Mark Boase Beatrice Bongmrno Sweetwater. TX Abilene. TX Graham. TX Pak'rmo. Italy Secondary Education Applied Sociology Computer Science Spanish S4 Senior SENIORS SENIORS Doug Brown Amarillo. TX Applied Sociology Susan Bryan Plain view. TX Elementary Education C B Burnt Otkm TX Social Science Susie Cameron Iowa Park. TX Finance Thomas Campbell Houston. TX Computer Science Robert Carlson Odessa. TX Mathematics Amy Carson Mesilla Park. NM Psychology Mike Chaney Frtona. TX Physical Education Rick Coler Irving. TX Natural Science Donny Crowson Wilson. TX Applied Sociology Trent Cundiell Irving. TX Church Music Steven Davis El Paso TX Religion DeOnn Deaton Winters TX Elementary Education Senior 55 SENIORS SENIORS Joel Dement Gary Pit ter line Robert Dowse Mark El Attrac he Clyde. TX In mg. TX Eula TX Abilene TX Physical Education Finance Management General Business Dona Elton Shtrla Forrest Gwendolyn D Fndel Frank Gar a Julie Gales Sachse. TX Odessa. TX AMene. TX Lawn. TX Moody. TX Biology Art Art Computer Science Physical Education So Seniors Dee Gonaaies Abilene. TX Elementary Education Alicia Grimes Abilene. TX Secondary Education Joe Guar ardo Winters. TX Management Kim Hagood Odessa. TX Elementary Education SENIORS SENIORS Paul. K Hanke Kent Harding Dan Holman Steven Howard Cross Plain TX Textco. NM Canadian. TX Mxlwest City. OK Elem ntary Education Psychology Musk Education Psychology Lvnne Hull Miclutel Hutchison Jennifer Isbell Mark Isbell Man. Ellen Jacques Taos NM El Paso. TX Anson. TX Anson. TX Abilene. TX Elementary Education Christian Education Elementary Education Management Elementary Education l.mL Karasmaru Nita Keese - B ‘th Kirkpatrick Marc Klmkerman El Paso. TX Abilene TX Abilene. TX Iowa Park. TX Office Administration Mathematics Biology Physical Education Seniors 57 SENIORS SENIORS Z . W«v losing IMalones [Vesting Ngo i Mboma Donna McCartney Laura Leigh McLeod Abilene T Frwf Worth. TX Nigeria Merkel. TX Stephenville. TX Paraksga! Sluthet Social Science Nurtmg Applied Sociology- Religion I im MetcaH As s'imonl. TX Marketing [kxki Mhklleton El Pato. TX Marketing Francme Miller Winter . TX Phy sical Education Cary M Miller Abilene TX Management $ Sy-mor Char It Larnton Cyde. TX Accounting Vicki Layton Dallas Elementary Education Dunn Leserton Rotan. TX Mathematic Dr« u Lang Duncans tile TX Apphesl Music SENIORS SENIORS J,,nue SMI 't Janm Mu 'H Marsh MoreLtnd Roberta L Nichohon Al nne TX K ’trvilk‘ TX Anton TX Portales. NM I'hristlan Education Sp.tni h Physical Education S condary Education Christine (Worn Abilene TX Nursing Poihjl.j Park Abilene TX Computer Science Pamela Peterson Abilene TX Nursing Angela Putman Houston. TX Seiontlan, Education Tkn ul Pomermke El Paso. TX Christian Education Seniors St Room Pouell Merkel TX Theatre slte Raseeatki South Hadley St A Physical Education Fred Ray Abilene TX Finance Israel Robledo Sthlland TX Cnmeral Busines SENIORS SENIORS lUlh Sh.itter Abtkrw. TX Ekmenhuy EJue.it ion (buy RunkU• MkHmhI TX 'hnttun I. hie.it ton D%-br.t Sii it Nohmilh• r.Y Marketing Lfujhh t Ro.lt tyuer IXULtt. rx Btolngv Sum - Sh.irp AhU-ne. TX St.tr k flirty [feAnne Shipp Burnet. TX P hobyy Tint Shotl i.twn. TX i.U-nwntMV LJuc.ition P,un Stewart Hul .tb (Up TX Paeholoyt, inki Vih-A Slurtil.n TX St.w.igement V.trlh.t Stone Iremy TX (lenetal A micm Joy Str.ni h.mgh Ahilt-ne. TX Aeeountiny Shehelle Templeton AMerte TX I k'itH'nt.irv I tliM.ition Iktinon Si (tert Abilerte TX Marketing hO Senior SENIORS SENIORS Jamet Thomat Robbie Thompson Stan Linn Thompton Jan Tucker Abikne TX Wettbrook. TX Plainivu TX Ketter. TX Sluiuc Education Elementan Eduealmii Applied Musk Applied Sociology . .inu- flrfcin lV«t Jaapiebne IV.tr. • « ■ Ward -.lurn- Mbrr Abilene. TX El Pato TX El Paso. TX Abilene TX Abilene TX Hitton English Btotogy Appked Sociology Phxtical Education Senior $ til IXinni E Washington Abilene TX Apph% J Sociology Rodne Weldon Shamrock. TX Music Education Anthony R White Fort Worth. TX Computer Info Systems RhoniU White Coppell. TX Social Science SENIORS SENIORS Jack Whitclv Winston Whitt Usa Williams MooJi W ButUo ( . TX De Lean. TX Accounting Natural Science E enhmtary Education Angela Wilton Jeanne Wmkels Stormy Wood John Wright Thomat Young Abilene. TX Anton TX Abilene. TX Amarillo. TX Tabaka TX Elementary Education Chrnhan Education Physical Education Musk Education Secomlary Education Believe In Yourself Believe that you have the des you are. the needs that your get. more stable person Don 'I tiny, the innate ability, to be life contains Search deeply overlook obstacles, but work come all you expect of life Ex to capture the essence of life through them Remember that perience all of life'« peaks and Find your limitations and each road you choose will offer plateaus Find the meaning of build upon them Create with some difficulty If life were life's struggles and accomplish in yourself a person who is meant to be easy, there would ments There you will find the strong and capable of with be no challenges and no ram meaning of life and life's work standing pain bows Trust in your deeply hidden feel mgs. because they show the per Know that life will offer Sherrie Hniuhakter son that you are Take hold of some disappointments, but each opportunity, and make the remember, through those sit most of it Know the person that uations you become a stron Seniors Graduation - 63 GRADUATION Commencement The End of a Long Road The Attainment of a Dream TOP LEFT: Graduating senior Steve Davis leads this year s doss into Radford Audito- rium for the final time. TOP RIGHT. Senior David Pomennke waits anxiously for his diploma. LOWER LEFT: Elizabeth Hamaty receives her diploma from Dr. Thomas K Kim dur- ing graduation ceremonies CENTER BOTTOM: Commencement speaker was Valleau Wilkie. Jr., executive vice president of the Sid. W Richardson Foundation of Fort Worth Wilkie, who has degrees from Yale and Harvard universi- ties. emphasized the importance of having a liberal arts education in today's world. LOWER RIGHT Doug Runkels gives the packed auditorium a smile after receiving his degree from Dr. Kim and Dr Paul Jungmeyer, Dean of the College. 64 — Graduation GRADUATION UPPER RIGHT Clyde McKenzie of Wichita Foils listens intently to the commencement address by Valieau Wilkie. Jr, executive vice president of the Sid W. Richardson Founda- tion. LOWER LEFT David Pomertnke of El Paso vs all smiles after receiving a standing ovation from his classmates as he receives ha degree LOWER RIGHT Michael Ver! Hutchison of El Paso receives his diploma and a handshake from Dr. Kim during ceremonies. A total of I S3 seniors received their degrees during the 1987 Spring commencement ceremonies Graduation - 65 66 Classes Don Abero Kathy Abernathy Deanna Adams Lane Adams David Adamson Kathy A if by Alton AUredge Steve Aldridge Danny Alexander Ban Allison Dawn £ Anderson Kurt Ashmora Todd Austin William T Dakar Camilla Balas Brands Bamas Robert Barrowman Kevin Bast Mika Bean Kevin Bearden Elizabeth Beaver Tanise Ball Glenn E Bennett Pamela Btelecki Charts A Birchum Joel Black Jimmy Blanton Felton Blaylock Carolyn Bloom Stephanie Boar Rett L Boler Kelly Boling Bryan Bowling Toni BraiHey Cynthia Bunn,in [Xirla SnfMfcw Jeffery M Brokovtch Scott Brown Tma Beal Brown Sharia Browning Shane Blue Shawn Blue Lon Bruy let Nora Buchanan Tim Burget Jeff Burhmm Ronald Burton Mona Cabrera Scott Calk ton Bryan Carl Sandra Carr Sharon Can Beth Cow Nila Case Mark Cason Onrtw Chapman Lounlet Chavei Randy Cheek Ron Cheek Shu-Mei Chen Clouet - 67 Jody {'fultum Ton .i Clark Jana Clayton Tncta Chnct Luann Cockerell Chris Collum Melinda Colhtm Laura Connelly P -bt c Cooper Martin Cooper Kyle Corby Led Corby Dovfd Comutt Ltta Cox Tommie Crockett Eh obeth Cunmng uun Sheila Currie Chrtt Cutler Alan Daggett Sheba Darnell Lou Ann Davit Lynn Davit Ronny Davis Steve Davis Kadi a Detke Mark Duvall Amy Dwire Tna Edmont Chesby Egan Glen Elrod 68 Classes TUut Fnrgy Samantha ftanhhn Dana Fuller Gina Gainst Dan Gainey Laura Garcia Steve Garcia Sabrina Garvin Bruce Glhnpie Hr eg OlHtpis Trnli GUlnpie Lynn Gate Lull Antonia Gontalet Sam Gontalet 70 - Omm Bruce Gtoner Robert Gusman Muri Gutherv Sharron Haggard Josephine Hah Larie Hahn Lara Hamilton Terry Hampton Classes 71 Rlten Harrison Jon Harru I LHa HartlekUrr Alan Hartman Cameo Harvey Case Harvey Millie Hose man James Hayes Charles Heatherlv Brian Heck Classes Richard Henderson Terrell Henderson Noel Hetnandej Scott Hiatt Gregg Hickman Karen theks Todd Hill Skip Hodge Jenmie Had ,’ Debhy Hoenter James Hopper Nancy Horwedel IMtra Houston Ruth Ann Hudson Marjorie Hull Monica Huntinger L 'Gena Hunter Classes - 73 74 Etatiy Hutthmsen Jim Bob Jacob Harold Jameson Yannkjue Jean Chorie Robert Johnson Shea Johnson Susan Johnson Cole Jones Jam Jones l.hta Jones Kreg Kyle Kevin Kramer John Kilm.tn Bryan Kohl - Classes Jane Ktukowski Mark KiUvm Lethe Kmlen Kim Kinsey Billie Lackey Jo Lackey Vicki Lane niter Laura Landoit Beth Lane-, Catherine Lankford DaHat Larson Leth Lemmons Fred Levari Kim Lmdley Robert L,ndt ■ Brandt Lockhart Kelly Long Lisa Marie Lopei Srmooe Loudre Gloria Love Lana Lykmt Classes - 75 Victor Maldonado Rhond.i Martgum Roget Manto James Mans Katey Martin Term Massey Jelt Mauler Ponaa Mayette Todd McAlister Marti ly McCain Sherry McCormick Rtch.trd McCdlt Richard McGowan Tom McLeod TJuaMh McMUhn Hntti Me Neely Robyn Me Whirrer Bill Mefford 76 - Clatter Esttrr Mender Dianna Merry Macci Metxger Milty Mtiard Hollis Milhkm Davkf Mitchell Kim Monroe Trent Morris Suite Morruon Stefan Motto Manny Muefar Mtcftacl Mufftxr Catltertne Mtvangi Vanessa Mwn Clast - 77 78 Bttti NatrcH Kelly Nelton La Nebon Kim Nvwmann Joann Sichoh Suvtn Ni Stacy Nowlin Daniel OBnen Hunter OhLm Mkhtrih Oliver Beent Lee Ostot lien Parham Caroline Parker Beth Parkman Pat Patterns - Clouet Michelle Pedersen Shari Pedigo James Peoples Becky Philips Tan Phillips Carl Phil Linda Piet GarreI L Plttenger Randy Pittman Debbie Pleasant Dedra Poor Sheila Parnell and Gloria Love say thumbs up to MiMu ty after visiting and becoming students Chin Porter Marlon Powell Timothy Powell Michael Powers Leota Purcell Classes 79 so I Steve Queen Cathy Rahul Samuel Ramos Mark RcJuiruf Todd Redwine Debbie Reeve Nora Reyes Kns Rich Dee Richard Diana Rifle Scott Riggins Junmy Robert Karen Rodger Annem.un' Rmlnguex Amny Rmlrigturx Jesus RoJngwx Mtchcal Roi’tfer Susan Rohe Barry Ron Lisa Ross Cherhr Rumble Jenna Russell Rick Sanders Roily Scale Wayne Schmoker Tmfut Sherbert EJirabeth Shoemak Kc-fly Shtode Lance Shuler Michelle Simard Sonya Stmard Bryan Simpton Sharon Swn Marta Smeed Ahton South Enni Smith Emeu Smith Chuet HI Rutseli Smith Shawna Smith Ste -en Smith Mark Smol hetman Rota M.wu Solorxano Dt'bbttr Spegal David St an wick Weruty Steen Conger Stephen David Stevent Joe Stewart Carol Stine Lon Strand Tony Strang 82 Oauet Story Enc Stump Penny Sullivan Kevtn Swanson James Swoopes Geoffrey Todda Sherty Tatum Brad Taylor Chris Terry David Thomas Reova Thomas Keith Thompson Sarah Thompson Classes - 83 Cindy Tubb Frank Tocher Nancy Turner Charlotte Utuwr Mark) Valetuthtla Raymond Villeneuve Chntfy Wallace Lucy B and Dvntc• C decide to catch the late tliow Come A% You Are Troy Wallace Samuel Waltcrt Tammy Waritck H4 Cltsset Laura Walton Sharon Weaver Sherri Weturnhorn Tracy Wetcott Kevin Whsky Saruira White Julia Willett Cherte WilLimt Debra Willuuni Letttha Wilhamt Robm Wilham Mata Williamson Parker Wihon Jennifer Withowski Matthew Woodruff Laura Wyatt Garciella Zep tda Samba ZoOer Clouet - 85 A c t 0 i V 0 1 t 0 1 e s Convocation Dr. Thomas Him welcomed new and reluming McMurry students as usual in both the Fall and Spring semesters at Convocation. This event pro- vides a rare chance for Dr. Kim to speak to the student body as a whole, and he takes full advan- tage of this opportunity to give advice and wel- come the students to school. In his address. Dr Kim stressed the importance of a liberal arts education and a core curriculum, but mainly pointed out how special the chance for higher education and the friendships developed at college could be to students long after graduation. SS Convocation College Series College Series - dreaded words by full-time students, but a necessary and often fun part of life at McMurry This year was filled with numerous opportuni ties for students to obtain their required College Series credits. Such chances in- cluded Convocation, a Thanksgiving Ser- vice. and various lecture series For thea- trically inclined people there were Ama- deus”, ''Side by Side . Lee Grabel the magician. The Devil You Say . The Merchant of Venice , and several others. Band. Jazz Ensemble, and Chanters con- certs provided entertainment for must cians and the College Bowl stimulated the minds of academicians These were only a few of the opportunities provided to students for their enrichment. College Senes - 89 Slime Olympics 90 Slime Olympics Sliming”, the age-old MeMurry tradition, took on a new look this year as the freshmen wore Slime Shirts Instead of the familiar Slime Caps”, or beanies. Some things, however, haven't changed, and one of those things is Slime Olympics, a competition between the freshmen and upperclasmen held In Woh Wahtaysee Park. Some new games were introduced this year, such as LifeSavers and orange passes, but, as usual, the day ended with the tug-o-war. Sponsored by the cheerleaders. Slime Olympics helps the fresh men get acquainted with other students and gets them involved early in MeMurry activities. Slitne Olympics - 9 Studio McM, disguised as the Snack Bar during the week, provides a great place to get away from It all on the weekends. Hardly a week goes by when a club or organization doesn't sponsor a dance. McMurry students, and sometimes students from other schools, gather in Studio McM to meet other students, so- cialize, dance, and just to have a good time. Stude McM 93 HO «mu Spring Thing is a week full of free ac- tivities for McMurry students sponsored every spring by MSG. There is a little something for everyone. This year the week began with a dance in Old Indian Gym. Next came a day at Putt Putt Golf and Games. Fun Night was held at the First Baptist Church and a school-wide Scavenger Hunt ended the week For souvenlers. MSG gave students Spring Thing mugs. Spring Thing - 95 Rush Women students are allowed to pledge in the fall and spring semesters at McMurry. Both semesters, pledging begins with a Rush Tea, where pro- spective pledges meet with represen- tatives from each social dub. Next comes Coke parties and In the spring. Rush parties also follow. Both of these events give prospective pledges a chance to meet with each club and meet all of Its members. When this Is over, preference cards arc signed, bids given, and pledging begins. After weeks, (which seem like an eternity), most. If not all pledges, become full members of their clubs. 9b Rush TIP Sing Song 98 - Slog Song ‘McM TV TIP sponsored its annual Sing Song on March 8 this year with “McM TV as the theme Clubs were to make music videos to the songs of their choice. With Dirk Hedges and Terry Hampton as VJ's (Video Jockeys) and commercials provided by various organizations, along with the clubs' per- formances, the event proved to be quite interest- ing. Makona Hooked on Makonatown ) won Best Overall and Audience Appeal; Makona and Alpha Psi Alpha ( Alpha Psi Guys”) tied for Best Chore- ography; and Ko Sari (“Bacterial World ) won Best Costumes. Stng Song - 99 KtO Amadeus “If I cannot be Mozart then I do not wish to be anything. ” Salieri Act II, Scene 15 The McMurry Theatre Department be gan a year of successful productions with Peter Shaffer's AMADEUS , directed by Charles Hukill. The play, set in early Nineteenth Century Vienna, dramatizes the relationship, full of professional eal ousy and betrayal, between Antonio Sa hen and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart The Cast consisted of Don A bens. Phil Harrison Barnes. Glenn Bennett. Brad DeHaven. Gina Gaines. Terrell Hender son. John Kilman, Cherie Loveless. Vanessa Myers. Michelle Oliver. Ronny Powell. Joe Searcy. John Stinson. David Thomas, and John Wright. Amadeus 101 102 - Anhadvus IJf A celebration of the work of Steven Sondheim, the best lyric writer, most adventurous composer, and most consid- erable musical dramatist. ” Side by Side by Sondheim” is a musical revue, full of music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. It contains many very well-known songs, as well as a few which are not as commonly heard, from some of America’s most famous musicals. Directed by Philip Craik. the cast was small, but all played an equal role with no one cast member more important than another. The cast consisted of Glenn Bennett, Gna Gaines. Lara Hamilton. Joe Searcy. David Thomas, Mary Lynn Thompson, and John Wright. Side By Side - 105 Side By Std - 107 The quality of mercy is not strained. ” Portia Act IV. Scene Merchant of Venice , by William Shakespeare, was a huge success, with two weekends of performances. Two classic folk tales are entertwined into the stories of the characters: a creditor attempts to collect a pound of flesh in payment of a debt, while at the same time, the debtor is betrothed to a lady by choosing the correct casket among three choices. Directed by Philip Craig, the cast included: Don A bens, Morris Baker. Glenn Bennett. Philip Cralk, Brad DeHaven. Gna Gaines. Andrew Holle. Laura Holle, Charles Huklll. Doug LaPochln, Cherie Loveless. Robert Loveless. John Monto. Ronny Powell. William Rabel, Joe Searcy, Dan Short. John Stinson, and David Thomas. 108 Merchant Of Venice Merchant Of Venice 109 Remember The city of New York gave the Statue of Liberty a big 1986 bash a Fourth of July festival ot song, celebrities and fireworks honoring the Great Lady's first 100 years. R nMtnb r New York Giants coach Bill Parcells is carried off the field after the Sherwood Suter and tus art classes built snow Giants defeated the Denver Broncos. 39-20. in Super Bowl XXI in sculptures of Indians m front of Jay Rollins Library Pasadena. California, on Januarv 25. 1987 « unexpected snow Miss Tennessee Kellye Cosh, the gianomece of country star Johnny Cash, was crowned Miss America 1987 She received the crown from outgoing Miss America Susan Akin New York Mets Gary Carter is lifted in the air by relief pitcher Jesse Orosco following the Mets 8 5 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the World Series at New York s Shea Stadium on October 27. 1986 Remember 111 They call it crack on the East Coast and Deep under Lake Nios in northwestern Cameron, the earth belched. A rock on the IVest Coast. Whatever its bubble of scalding gas rose to the surface and the wind carried it across name, this refined, smokable form of co• the land. Within minutes, more than 1700 people were dead, burned by caine may be the most addictive narcotic steam and choked by carbon dioxide and toxic gases. (Among the ever sold on the streets of America. casualties was a large group of cows.) U S. Air Force and Navy jets attacked five targets inside Lybia under cover of darkness in April, delivering a response to what President Reagan called the monstrous brutality” of Lybian- backed terrorism. (Among the targets was the Libyan Naval Academy, shown, located in a suburb of Tripoli.) A drought spread throughout the Southeast dur- ing 1986. It was the worst dry spell on record. At the peak of the drought, crops wilted from south ern Pennsylvania all the way into northern Flor- ida. Even after some rain, many farmers in the Carolinas. Georgia. Tennessee and Virginia were on the brink of ruin. 112 - Remember Actor James Cagney died March 30. 1986, at age 86. TV star Ted Knight died August 26, 1986. at age 62. 1986-1987 Benny Goodman, the King of Swing, died June 13. 1986. Caroline Kennedy, who captured America s heart as a little girl romping through the White House, married Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist in Hyannis Port. Massachussetts. on July 19. 1986. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Reykjavik. Singer Kate Smith Iceland, for a two-day summit in October of 1986 to discuss arms control. The two died June 17. 1986. feacjers reached an impasse on testing of the U S. Stars Wars weaponry of respiratory arrest. Rem+mb r lib Becky Aben C B. Burnt Dona Elton Jeannette Gorualet Cameo Harvey Ruth Arm Hudton Lorraine Loper Kasey Martin Painting The Indians: Alpha Psi Handy McCain Dianna Merry Lna Metcalf Angela Pittman Nora Reye AnneMartc Rodrigut Beth SUffer f’reudent AI non Smith Debbie Spegal Sarah Thompson Mary Urban Rhonda White Alpha Ptl Alpha Cindy Burknon Sponsor Dr Sandra Harper Sponsor Rna TtmMord Sponsor Lisin- T Swwor Ron Ballard Sweetheart Alpha Pv AI pita 117 1 • Angle Wilton Alpa Psi Alpha participated in many events throughout the year, but the most outstanding were the painting of the Indian on Old Indian Gym as well as the one inside the new gym. Alpha Psi also placed third in the Homecoming Tipi Village Julie Barry Lori Brugwr Chart. Birchum Tim Edmund Julie Gates Vic President Dee Gonzales Kim Hagood Lana Lykms Lee Maloney Diann Rif e Vice President Pledging ■m Delta Beta Epsilon 118 Delta Beta Ann LiprieSpence Sponsor Keith Wood Keyman Lisa Ross Marla Sneed Sherry Tatum Sherri Weisenhorn Tracy Wescott Chene Williams Dean. Wilson Stormy Wood President Mrs. Ch de Herrington Sponsor Delta Beta is an active women s club on campus. They also partici- pated In the Annual Delta Beta Rockathon in front of the dining hall Delta Beta 119 Diamonds Are Forever: Gamma Sigma Lourdes Rongtier Vice President Paula Hanker President Gamma Sigma Is a dub which strives for perfection in all aspects of living. This year they participated In Intramurals, as well as other activities around campus. The dub is composed of many International students as well as American students. Mark Khnkerm.m Sweetheart Kim Monroe Secretary 120 - GimniA Stgma ft hirkpatnck Colamtra Grvvn Sandra White Rom bolot ano Cathifnrw Mwanfji Shu Mei Own Gamma Sigma — 121 Rob Ballard Eta Epsilon Iota: HEI Kevin Bass Butch Bearden Donny Brady Jeff Brokovtch Math Cason Marty Cooper Danny Crawson Jack Whiteley TtxM Crawford HEI Preudenl Vk President Doug Runkles DeOnn Deaton PledgeMastcr Sweetheart The purpose of Eta lota Epsilon lota shall be a dedication of Its members to the furthering of the goals and Ideals of McMurry College by encourag- ing spiritual, mental and physical excellence In college life. 122 Shipper Hamaty Scoff fluff Chris Cutler Stew Davis Mike Hutchinson Dan Kmunett Richard McGowan fUl ShHlord Ditvid Ponwrtnke Tim Powell Mike Power Jimmy Roberts Bryan Simpson Damon Sypert Brad Taylor Jimmy Thomas Sam Waiters Troy Wallace Sieve Davis representing the Comanche Indian at Tippi Village hhh wmmmm 123 Alpha Sigma 124 - Alpha Sigma HEI Pledges Chiomicron Pledges 126 Alton Aldridge [XiuJ Allen Joel Black Mark Boate Rees Boler Doug Brown Rick Colet Alan Daggett Mark El Sttrache Dusty Farmer Greg Fladeland Kreg Celhtpie Ko Sari: Bacterial Boys As KoSarl celebrated their 50th Anni versary. they also participated in several charity events as well as community ser vices Ko Sari was active in intramurals. Homecoming and Sing Song, winning the best costume award WMA Bakst. Sponsor John Gibson. Sponsor Kevin Manning. Sponsor Becki Middleton. Sweetheart I Conrad Hamrtc Todd Hill Mark Isbell Kreg Kyle Pat Parsons Car! V Sean Polk Rick Sanders Jeff Sellers Jim Wagstaff Parker Wilson Man Wochlruff 128 Don Abort Ron li.ill.tnl Jimmy Bl.1111 on Jrff Burkrtoo Thont.it C.vnpboU Jon Hsrrvff J.vnrf H.tyt't Dirk I •% •• Joint’ Hopper liry.m K.ihl Moth Krimm Pi trudent Makona Motown Makona is a very active men's club on campus os well os oil campus. This year Makona won Sing Song with the best overall score. IW ill, : 1 . m I A James Marts Hollis Milhkin Stefan Morrow Steve Queen Jesus Rotlngue .ft, wn 1 PI j 1 Mark Taylor Paul Walker Brian Walsh Thomas Young Jeanne Winkels C wmm—m—m 1 iMM m A Don Allen Sponsor George Btffle Sponsor Bill Short Sponsor Phyllis Millikln Makona Mom Mai Iona 129 DeAnne Shipp Pmident Vicki Layton Hornccommg Chairman Tonka Clark Phnlge Mnire% Shocki Forretf Wc Freftdrrnt Jane Bearden Spomor Lon. Whit,'lev Spontor Kathy Abernathy Lucy Barnett Winner Takes All Pi Delta Phi iuvnoj. ww • V JOf 6 ip « 1 w « W ouv h • Itf IAAO tO) .’-X .’«u ; fWOXH vjd itjij 11 UCMt w - U ui ua 9 «M n y w ntmtury og uJJJi’M .vinci xMtof nr) mmoH nv «. «? Irt-vs if$ g trj tv xj tcwotii v.hj. h S IWtl .HMMJVtJ “WJf P 1 uotc.xj uuo a AtoiXA tfkqi kIi± sauiwmvoj puoxn 11 11 t+mq t tyj ij T.I.P.: All Aboard TIP is the oldest sorority on cam pus T I P also sponsors Sing Song every year The theme this year was McM TV With the purchase of a new tipi. T I P participated in the Home coming Tipi Village for the first time In many years Emily Hutchinson Jan Legg President Catherine Lankford Shan Pedigo Michelle Seward Michelle Simard Theta Chi stresses friendship and love amongst its members This year they participated in Intramurals. Sing Song and Homecoming Chi Lambda Lours Gotcui Lynn Glue Debts Griffin Lone Hshn Desnns J Adorns Manes Bellinger Brenda Barnes Trudi Bartlett President Susan Bryan Luann Cockerell Kadra Deike Lynda Felon Cindy Dawn pot! Debra Hulse Pug Parris isor Mike Hutchinson Sweetheart Kim Kinsey Jane Krukowskt Monica Hunsinger Laura Leigh McLeod Leslee Loving Marci Metzger Joanna Nichols Michelle Pederson Beth Parkman Becky Phillips Debbie Reeve Susan Rohe Debra Sayler Elizabeth Shoe make Jan Tucker Jacqueline Ward Lisa Williams Jeanne Wmkels Cheryl Alien Except For Steve Chi Omtcron is a men s club which strives to achieve intellectual knowledge through their studies as well as campus activities This year XO participated in Intramurals, won the College Bowl Competition, and also built an original Tipi for the Homecoming Competition Members of the XO provided com- mercials for entertainment at the Annual Sing Song Chi Omtcron 137 Spring Pledges Continued Alpha Psi Alpha Pledges Thetachi Lambda 138 Delta Beta Epsilon Gamma Sigma Macona Ra-Atum: A Celebration Of Black History Week 140 R.iAtum Ra-Alum — 141 A celebration of Block History Week fndurM several readings and songs. Four baskets were put together to assist needy families and money was raised to buy food for needy families. Ra-Atum is a service club on campus with Reverend Johnnie Kohl and Rita Patterson as spon- sors. The McMurry Student Government The McMurry Student Government besides keeping all other organizations in prospective, were extremely active throughout the year. They sponsored the annual Spring Thing as well as several dances The major event and perhaps their major accomplishment was the preparation of the Homecoming activities and Homecoming Show Homecoming is a major event in Abilene and was well represented by the McMurry Student Government. 142 - MSG £H - DSM m Committee Representatives 14$ The McMurry Band I4i Ilmsl 77h Me Murry College Band was at its performing peak this season They performed various formations as well •w entertaining carwti shows Tht Batul became a .norite at the harm foot Kill grimes mam times arousing the cron d Thee also had several col lege Si'ries concerts as well as the an nual Christmas Concert Their tour u.i.t « success as uell as the year in music I4S A.m The 198b87 Band officers were Lua Lopet. Librarum. Tonja Clark. Secretary. Drew Lang. President. Paul Walker. Vice President, and Dan Hoi man. Manager The Drum Major was Rodney Weldon tkmJ 14 Jazz Band ISO - Jau Bind The Jati Band became a familiar sight on the McMurry Holman. Mike Powers. Chns Greenley, Kevin Swanson. Paul Campus this year Together with SAGA they sponsored several Walker. Mario Valeneuela. Richard Henderson. Bill Rankin. Picnics at Wah Waytasee park. On the opposite page. Fred Drew Lang. Tom Fairlie. Pat Shaffer. Ray Villanueva. Rodney Levatio. Randy Pittman. John Hileman, Laura Ledbetter. Dan Weldon. Melinda Collum. Chris Collum Jau Band - 15J Chanters The Chanters is an active group of individuals who enjoy singing and sound good, too Chanters sang at sev- eral College Series and performed in El Paso Officers include Jamie Miller. Arturo Rios. Mary Lynn Thompson. Brian Walsh. Lisa Locker, and Bob Adams. 152 - Chanters Chanters mm Indian Insight Indian Insight Is an organisation Je signed to make Me Murry life easier to ad ust to Indian Insight is m charge of freshmen orientation, as well as new stu dent prospecting They are extremely ac tive throughout the year In preparation for the freshmen orientation process In- dian Insight is also m charge oi the stu- dent preview weekends by designing ac tlvlties that show the true spirit of McMurry College Indian Insight 155 APO: Service And Leadership APO Is a national fraternity which dedicates Itself to the community as well as to Me Murry College. APO helps with the Homecoming Game selling tickets and distributing bal- loons. This year APO attended several conventions along with other major universities. APO Christian Life Fellowship The Christian Life Fellow , p is a ministry program for McMurry Col- lege It sets up ways in which students can relate to the Christian faith CLF offers an opportunity for Bible study and prayer groups. They also sponsor fellowship group activities such as vol- leyball CLF undertook a mission trip to Mexico to construct a Methodist Church. ISM Christian Life Fellowship Geological Society This year the Geology classes at McMurry undertook several field trips Dr Buchanan's geology class went to the Mobil Oil Company to observe oil refining first hand. They also went to the Grand Canyon to observe different kinds of rocks. From left to right: Carol Hutchins. Mark White. Chris Carlson. Richard Carl , and Ron Ballard. Geological Society Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a national honor society which includes the top 10 percent of the Junior and senior classes Final selection depends upon character, scholarship and leadership ability. The James Wlnford Hunt Chapter includes both students and faculty. Members include: Top Row Joe Dunn. Mark Taylor, Thomas Campbell. Dr. Sledge. Row Two- Gwen FrkJel. Kim Kinsey. Angie Wilson, Jesus Rodrigue . Row Three Amy Carson. Shu- Mel Chen. CB Burns. Sheri Theisen. Bottom Row Lee Maloney. Lynda Felon. Beatrice Bongtorno. and Dona Elton Alpha Chi Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is a national fraternity which recognizes students who excel in the study of biology and biological re- search. The 1986-1987 members are: Dona Elton. Sheri Theisan. Beth Kirkpat- rick and Jimmy Roberts Sponsors In- clude Dr. Benfamin Pilcher. Dr. Clark Beasley and Dr. David Miller. 162 Beta Beta Beta Of i.i Beta Beta 163 Marketing Strategies The Marketing Club, sponsored by Mr. Johnny Cornelius, had sev- eral activities throughout the year. The Marketing Club sold Spring Break t-shirts, toured the Apparel Mart In Dallas and sponsored the Marketing Club Banquet Members include Alison Smith. Rick Sand- ers, Susie Sharp and Dierdre Bar- nett. 11 4 Marketing Club The Ladies Of Wah Wahtaysee Wah Wahtaysee - 165 Pi Kappa Delta: The Forensics Club Pi Kappa Delta is a national Honor Society for students who excel In the area of Forensics. The Texas Alpha Gamma Chapter was organized in 1967 at McMurry The natinal group has as its goals to promote scholarship, intellectual and personal develop- ment and to recognize outstanding contributions in the field of public speaking. Its members include Kim Kinsey. Brenda Barnes, Michelle Oliver. Sandy Carr. Parker Stevens and Charles Hcisserik. 166 Pi Kappa Delta Math Club The Math Club has been recently formed here at McMurry It Includes those students who excel in the area of mathematics or simply have a love for logic. This organization encourages the study and research in the mathemat- ical system. Future projects include the installation of a chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, an honorary society of mathematics The math club also sponsored Paul Halmos when he came on campus in January. Mr Halmos is a mathema tician with international recognition. Members include. Top row Bill Dulin. Carl Piet. Hollis Millikm, Donald Brady, Trissa Shott. Catherine Mwangi, Kirn-Chi But. and Shu-Mci Chen Math Club 167 168 Delta Omfcron Delta Omicron Delta Omicron is an International Professional Music Fraternity. The chapter was established in 1946 and reacti vated in 1986 The goals of Delta Omicron include the promotion of its Alma Mater and the development of char acter and leadership in individual performance through music They sponsored a Rake Day and also a Band con cert patnck. Trisha Sherbert, Cherie Williams. Sheri Hayes. Sharon Weaver. Michelle Templeton. Lisa Locker. Aimee Hurst. Mary Lynn Thompson and Sweetheart-Arturo Rios This years sponsors Mr John Gibson and Aimee Hurst Delta Omicron 16 Phi Mu Alpha was chartered on Octo- ber 27. 1985. It Is a professional mens music fraternity open to anyone who has a love for musk:. This year. Phi Mu Alpha «ng the National Anthem at the Home coming Game. They also worked as wait- e's for SAGA food service. Phi Mu Alpha supports the music department. This year they updated the music library Their sweetheart is Mary Lynn Thomp son. Front row L R: John Wright. Kreg Glle- spur. Dan Holman (president). Drew Lang (vice-president). John Monto. Art Rios, James Hopper. Pat Parsons: Back row L- R: Mr. Hinkel. Mr Biffle. Kreg Kyle. Fred Levario. Matt Woodruff, Jimmy Thomas. Paul Walker. Joel Black. Mike Power. Trent Cundleff. John Hileman. Dr. Gb- son Ptu Mu Alpha 171 The Computer Mind The Computer Club has been in ex- istence since 1983. It Is composed of students who have a major or minor in Computer Science and also by plain computer lovers. They help students with computer programs and prob- lems. This year the Computer Club sponsored the Third Annual Comput- er Users Conference and took a trip to InfoMart Members include: Diggie Bell, Joe Frank Guajardo, Ms Lisa Hughes. Pauline Lee. Don Abens. Shu Mei Chen. Doug Park. Beverly Lenoir. Mike Swanson. Dr. Lee and Dr. Voit. 172 - Computer Club 1986-1987 Indian Cheerleaders 77k Galleon is composed of po- ems and short stories written by students and faculty of McMurry College The 1987 Galleon is dedi- cated to Dr. Joyce Carroll for her dedication and contributions to the Galleon Members Include Angie Grabowsky. Michelle Pederson, Robert Miller. Bill Monroe. Chris Collum. Loretta Fulton. Bruce Groner, Gwen Fhdel. Dr. Joyce Carroll. Dr Gerald McDaniel and Chris Saterlee. The Galleon 175 The Psychology Club: Analyzes The Situation The Psychology Club was recently formed here at McMurry It is com- posed of Psychology majors and mi- nors as well as others who enjoy the study of the mind. Their activities in- clude helping with the Abilene Hot lines as well as several lectures with renowned guests Members Include; Lori Hahn. Cathy Aeby. Todd Craw ford. Steve Queen. Jeff Schlapp, and Jennifer Jones. Pledges Continued 178 Spanish Club Spanish Club - 79 Physical Education Majors And Minors 180 181 PEMM And Trainers The Ministries Resident Assistants 1H4 - Retkivnt Amit.tnlt Gold Star Retidtnt At - MS President Dorm Martin Dorm War Whoop Staff 190 - War Whoop Totem Staff Tot n - 191 (11 BUTCH HEGAMAN. BOBBY WALKER and KEITH WOOD listen intently as they prepare mentally for the approaching game 121 JOHN FLETCHER uses quick feet and quick mind to escape the Sul Ross defense 131 The BRA VES prepare for the game (Mow) JOHN DA VIS battles with a Sul Ross defender in a strong effort for a reception (above left) Freshman. MIKIOS FITCH brings down a Texan Iright) CHRIS JOSEPH reacts to a loose ball. A revised offensive strategy to go along with a new 5-man defensive front setup was one of the changes new head football coach CLIFF ODENWALD brought about The young yet experienced squad opened up the season with a victory over Kanas Wesleyan. The Indians, led by RICKY CULLUM with 118 yards rushing, outscored Kanas Wesleyan 1715 The home opener ted to a second Indian victory over Lambuth College. The Indian defense held Lambuth to minus yards rushing and 124 yards passing The Indians opened conference play October 4 against number nine ranked Austin College with an upset victory. 206 The Indians stuck to their strong ground game and pounded out 218 yards The Brave defense was very strong again They held the Kangaroos to only 72 yards on the ground and 169 yards in the air. The defense sacked the quarterback seven times, including one interception by JACK WHITELEY that he carried 68 yards for an Indian touchdown. The Indians finished the season in 3rd place behind Tarelton State and Austin College. McMurray ranked 2nd in conference in rushing with 1.446 yards VINCE McDANIEL finished 3rd in conference rushing with 667 yards; and RICKY CULLUM finishing fourth with 471 yards, paced the Indians throughout the season. The Indian defense rounded the season off ranking first in total team defense, allowing only 3,011 yards all season They were also first in rushing defense with 1250 yards. BOBBY WALKER finished the season with four interceptions to place second in conference and JACK WHITELEY followed close behind with three CHRIS JOSEPH ended the year with 158 tackles, only eight from the single season confer ence record. The Indians closed the season with a 4-6 record 195 CHRIS FLORES uses full concentration as the passe the ball DAWN ANDERSON and LANA LYKINS reach for the ball NEW COACH. NEW ATHLETES. NEW ANGLE The McMurry volleyball team entered the '86 season with a new coach. NATALIE MAYBERRY, eight new athletes: Fresh- man. VICKIE EARNEST. CHRISTINE FLORES. VERONICA GONZALES. WENDY STEEN. LEORA PURCELL. YOLANDA LEE. MONA CABRERA, and transfer. GINA VAUGHN Along with the six returning athletes JACKIE WARD. JULIE GATES. STEPHANIE BOAZ. DAWN ANDERSON. LANA LYKINS. and LESLIE KINLEN the team entered the season with a new angle on the competition The Lady Indians had a greater depth this season than they have had in previous seasons They were able to call on the bench to help them out and that proved to be an extra edge for the Indians Considering this was my first year at McMurry. and the playing time given to the freshman, I feel we have been success ful. said Mayberry. The Lady Indians ended their season on a high note defeating Tarleton and Austin College at the TIAA Conference tourna- ments. JACKIE WARD and STEPHANIE BOAZ. received All- Conference honors. Five members were named Academic All- Conference DAWN ANDERSON. LANA LYKINS. JULIE GATES. JACKIE WARD and STEPHANIE BOAZ The first match of the tournament, the Lady Indians defeated Tarleton. 13-15; 15-10, 1512, and 15-8. They then lost to Sul Ross in their second match In the final match. McMurry defeated Austin College 1512. 15 7. 14 16. and 1511 Tarleton and McMurry met five times during the season with Tarleton winning four of the five We will use the Tarleton game as a gauge for determining the success of our season, according to coach NA TALIE MA YBERR Y They Improved throughout the season and when it came down to the important game they were able to pull through. McMurry finished the season with a nine and thirteen record. 1 ea .T Anyone who thinks McMurry College men j basketball coach HERSHEL KIMBRELL doesn ‘t enjoy the challenge he faces every year of taking a bunch of kids nobody else wants and turning them into winners, simply doesn V know Hershel Kimbrell A lot of players I've had didn V have a lot of ability. ” says KIMBRELL. whose name has be come synonomous with McMurry College bas ketball. But I’ve always tried to show them that by working hard and pushing themselves, they could develop into real competitors. Kimbrell himself proves to be a real competi tor This season Coach HERSHEL KIMBRELL eclipsed one of the greatest milestones of his career He has accumulated 403 wins while coaching college ball Above all of these wins Kimbrell holds the fact that his teams have a better than 50% record against scholarship teams and a 92% against non scholarship teams as his proudest achievement The 1986-87 team had some good qualities about it- good shooting, improving fundamen- tals and growing pride. Working together with these qualities, the Indians won their eighth TIAA conference championship in nine years. JOSE YEBRA was named Most Valuable Player in TIAA and also was named to the All TIAA first team, along with teammate JAMES SWOOPES TONY STRANG and ERNEST SMITH were named to the second team (lopI ENNIS SMITH lays one up (bottom) COACH KIMBRELL gives encouraging words (opposite I topi MARTIN COOPER goes up high against Trinity defense (opposite r top} JAMES SWOOPES lor the dunk (opposite bottom) JOSE YEBRA takes a shot '8-'8 ££ Lady Indians Showing Improvement The Lady Indians picked up two key wins in their annual Tip Off Classic which provided some good, early competition. They finished the first half of the season with a 6-6 record and anticipat- ed improvement The Indians ended the season In third place with a conference record of 1-5 and 9-16 on the season. TANICE MASON was the leading scorer for the Indians with 344 points and a 14.3 average per game. TINA BROWN had 159 rebounds averaging 6.6 per game. Despite the win-loss record. Indian Coach MARLENE JOY said, I thought we had a very successful year. Everybody showed improvement ” (left) MARSHA MORELAND looks tor a pass (above! COACH JOY keeps the team going 7 uic4 Iopposite) DOUG RUNKLES enters the last curve (I top) JIM BOB JACOBS corves out of the blocks (r top) STEVE BIDDY arches to get over the bar (I bottom) JIM BOB JACOBS stretches out (r bottom) STEVE BIDDY enters ‘nto his )ump Tough Year The men's track team came in third during the Texas Inter- collegiate Athletic Association track meet in Sherman. Tarle ton placed first with 84 points. Austin College was second with 52. Me Murry third with 33. and Sul Ross trailed behind in fourth with 15 points McMurry's TODD CRAWFORD won the 400 meter hur dies with a time of 55.4 while the Indians captured the 1,600 meter relay with a time of 3:21.5. The relay team consisted of STEVE DAVIS. BENJAMIN BEAVER. JO STEWART, and JIM BOB JACOBS. It was a tough season for the men's tracksters. 203 (above) DIANN RIFFE triple pimps (below) DIANN RIFFE took 1st In the avelm at the TIAA conference track meet (opposite) SUSAN JOHNSON warms up with a tog 204 The Indian relays were held April 3. and it proved to be a cold bleak evening for the Lady Indians. DIANN RIFFE was the only Lady Indian to place. She took sixth place in the long jump with a leap of 17'7 . But when the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association track meet rolled around these ladies took second. The Indians scored 61 points only behind Tarleton’s 83. DIANN RIFFE scored 33.75 points, winning four events while competing in nine others. She was also named the outstanding women's track performer. RIFFE took first In the 100 and 200 meter dashes, the 400 meter hurdles and the javelin. In addition to Rifle's perfor- mances, MARSHA MOORELAND won the 1500 meter with a time of 5:16.1 LANA L YKINS won the 800 meter with a time of 2:32.9. Going Into the conference tournament the men's tennis team looked promising. Following wins over Trinity University's junior varsity and Texas Lutheran, the McMurry men s team defeated Weatherford Junior College, 4-3. McMurry finished second out of seven teams In the Texas Small College tournament. McMurry had a good shot at winning the first place men s title. In the end, however. Trinity came out on top with 75 points and McMurry second with 64 points. Trinity and McMurry s men's teams had head to head battles throughout the tournament. McMurry had five of six players advance past first round and three advance to the quarter finals. The tournament proved to be a good warm up for TIAA conference meet Again the men took the conference crown with 30 points over Austin College with 22. BO BURTON, GARRET PITTENGER. JIMMY BLANTON. LANCE SHULER, and ROB ERT CARLSON were all named to the All Conference team 20b 7 iHBMi Going into conference play the women s tennis team had a 3-8 record against scholarship schools and a 3 2 record against non scholarship schools. In the Texas Small College tournament, the women picked up 12 points even without their no. I and no 3 players Those points proved to be crucial in taking the second place overall team trophy But with a slow start the McMurry women's tennis team snatched their first Texas Intercolle- giate Athletic Association tennis title ever! In sin- gles play the women beat Tarleton 61. Austin College 5-1. and split with Sul Ross 33 In the doubles they downed Austin College 3-0. Tarleton 3-0, and Sul Ross 3-1. BECKY WINKELS and TRACY WESCOTT were named to the All Conference team. (above) MICHELLE SIMARD works on her forehand (opposite) SUE RAZ SEWSKI tosses the ball up to mtiatc her serve Golfers Capture Conference Crown The McMurry golf team came away with a 90 stroke victory In the Texas Intercollegiate Ath- letic Association golf tournament played in Sherman The Indians shot 308 for the final 18 holes for a total of 1.860 strokes in the tournament McMurry picked up 25 strokes on runner-up Austin College In the final round. The Kanga- roos finished with 1.950 strokes, while Tar let on had 1.980 and Sul Ross had 2.040 Me Murry’s BRAD THOMPSON was the tournament medalist with a total of 464 over 108 holes Despite a bad round on Friday. THOMPSON won medalist honors over team- mates TRENT MORRIS. MITCH LEMEN and KEVIN BASS 210 (opposite) BRAD THOMf'SON fought his ivay into the medalist position .it the TIAA conference meet (above) TRENT MORRIS was awarded the Most Inspirational of the 19R7golfers (right) KURT ASHMORE was a very strong coni H-titior and a ma or asset to the l S? team 211 1 KWU 1715 Lambuth Coll. 14-10 Panhandle St. 15-30 Austin Coll. 206 Tar let on St. 2238 Sul Ross 5-9 Austin Coll. 031 Tarleton St. 14-21 Sul Ross 23-13 Western NM 7-18 Team picture not available 212 Henw TIAA meet 3rd 400 meter hurdles 1 st 1.600 meter relay 1st (top leftI Timmie Hodges. Mark Cason. Ronald McGowan. Todd Crawford. Doug Runkles, Jeff Btokovich. Harvey Oaxaca (bottom leftI Steve Davis. John Davis. Ben amln Beaver. Dixon Bailey. Jim Bob Jacobs. Stephen Biddy TIAA meet 2nd 100 meter dash 1st 200 meter dash 1st 400 meter hurdles 1st javelin 1st (Ir) Christi Wallace. Lana Lykms. Diann Riffe. DeAnn Shipp, Chris Flores. Sandy Carr. Susan Johnson Isitting) Marsha Moreland (back) David Davis. Robert Carlson. Lance Shuler. Jimmy Blanton. Tracy Wescott. Bo Burton, (front) Linda Phtl. Angela Wilson. Michelle Simard. Chris Porter. Sue Rasrewtki, Becky Wmkels TIAA Champions 1987 Men's Tennis Women’s Tennis r TIAA meet 1st Medalist Brad Thompson 1st Trent Morris 2nd tied Mitch Lerman 2nd tied Kevin Bass 2nd tied O r) Trent Morns. Kevin Burns. Brad Thompson. Mitch Herman. Kevin Bass. Kurt Ashmore. Wayne Schmoker 215 McMurry's Intramural program was in full swing this year Flag football kicked off the Intramural activities and a Sunday afternoon, at the baseball diamond ended this year's Intramural events. Be- sides football and softball, clubs and individuals also participated in basketball, volleyball, badmin- ton. tug a war. tennis and various other sports activities. W ' m 4 '?ecu “PciiUhq SA+U 1986-87 McMurry . Athletic Honorees Football MVPChns Joseph MOST INSPIRATIONAL Geoff Tadda BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Mike Chaney BEST OFFENSIVE BACK Vince McDaniel BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN Iverson Godfrey BEST DEFENSIVE BACK Chris Joseph Volleyball MVP Stephanie Boar MOST INSPIRATIONAL Chris Flores MOST IMPROVEDLeshe Klnlen Men's Basketball MVP Jose Yebra BOBBY CHAPPELL SPIRIT AWARD Martin Cooper LEADING SCORER Jose Yebra LEADING REBOUNDERJose Yebra Women's Basketball MVP- Tina Beal Brown MOST INSPIRATIONAL Ester Mender LEADING SCORER Tina Beal Brown Ester Mender LEADING REBOUNDER Dana Fuller Men's Track MVP Jim Bob Jacobs CARL HERROD SPIRIT AWARD Todd Crawford BEST RUNNER Steve Davis BEST FIELD EVENT Steve Biddy Women's Track MVPDionn RUfe Men's Tennis MVP Bo Burton MOST INSPIRATIONAL Garret Pittenger Women's Tennis MVP Sue Rasrewski MOST INSPIRATIONAL Becky Wmkels Golf MVP Brad Thompson MOST INSPIRATIONAL Trent Morris Kyle McCowen Scholarship Lana Lykint H. Kimbrell Award Geoffrey Todds Faculty Athletic Committee Award Walter Urban Top Scholar Athlete Julie Gates TOP George Btlfle. assistant professor of Musk and Direc lor of Choral Musk at McMurry, leads the students, faculty, staff and guests in singing a hymn during commencement ceremonies. BOTTOM: Paul Bohnwagner of Abilene meets Or. Kim with a handshake as he receives his diploma. In addition to the 153 seniors receiving diplomas. Doctorate of Divinity degrees were awarded to XX Rev. Kenneth Ford, distrkt superintendent of the Abilene Distrkt. United Methodist Church; and Rev. Russell Parchman, distrkt superintendent of the El Paso Distrkt, United Methodist Church Receiving a special degree was the Rev. C. Reginald Hardy of San Antonio. 222 - Graduation A Abens. Donald 101. 108, 128, 172 A bens, Rebecca 116 Acker, Sandra 26, 169 Adams, Deanna 134 Adams, Leon 152 Adamson, David 136 Adkisson, Lana Kay 54 Aeby, Katherine 176 Aldridge, Spud 46 Allen, Cheryl 44, 135 Allen, David 54 Allen, Donald 42. 129 Allison, Dr. John 44 Alvis, Dr. James 46 Anderson, Dawn Ashmore, Kurt 211, 215 B Baccus, Jay 54 Bailey, Jon 214 Baker, Dr. Morris 48, 108 Ballard, Robert 54 Ballard. Ronald 54, 117, 122, 128, 160 Barnes, Brenda 134, 166 Barnett, Deirdre 54, 164 Barnett, Lucy 54 Barrera, Veronica 54 Barrick, Dr. Jean 43 Barrick, Dr. William 48 Barry, Julie 23, 54, 118 Bartlett, Trudi 26, 54, 134 Bass. Kevin 122, 210, 215 Bateman, Jeffery 136 Beasley, Dr. Clark 42. 162 Beaver, Benjamin 203, 214 Bell, Tancie 213 Bellinger, Mariea 54, 134 Bennett, David 39 Bennett, Glenn 101, 105, 108 Bennett, Dr. Michelle 47 Bennett, Patrick 44 Benson, Kitty 44 Biddy. Stephen 203, 214, 219 Biffle, George 44, 67, 129, 171 Bilbrey, Ben 51 Birchum, Char la 118 Black, Joe! 171 Blackburn, Helen 44 Blanton, Jimmy 128, 206, 215 Blanton, Mary 36 Boase, Jim 54 Boaz, Stephanie 196, 197, 219 Bohnwagner, Paul 67 Boling, Kelly 5 Bongiorno, Beatrice 54, 161 Brady, Donald 122, 167 Breeden, Brenda 38 Brokovich. Jeffrey 122. 214 Brown, Douglas 17, 25, 55 Brown. Tina 200, 213. 219 Brue, Shane 121 Brue, Shawn 10 Bryan, Susan 26, 55, 134 Buchanan, Dr. Hugh 42, 160 Bui, Kim Chi 167 Burger, Mary 49 Burke, Kevin 136 Burleson, Cindy 36, 117 Burleson, Jeffery 128 Burns, Clara Beth 26, 55, 116, 161 Burns, Kevin 215 Burton, Ronald 206, 215, 219 Butler, Mary Ann 37 c Cabrera, Ramona 196 Cameron, Susan 55 Campbell, Thomas 26, 55, 128, 161 Carlson, Robert 55, 206, 215 Carlson, Christopher 160 Carr, Sandra 166, 214 Carr, Sharon 132 Carroll, Dr. Joyce 44. 175 Carson, Amy 26, 55, 161 Cason, Mark 23, 122, 214 Cham ness, Austin 46 Chaney, Mike 55, 219 Chavez, Lourdes 69 Chen, Shu Mei 121, 161, 167, 172 Chittum, Joan 68 Christopher, Mary 50 Clark. Tonja 8. 68, 130 Clayton, Jana 68 Clines, Patricia 68 Cockerell, Luann 68, 134 Cofer, Richard 26. 55 Collum, John 68, 175 Collum, Melinda 68, 131 Connelly, Laura 68 Cook, Janice 40 Cook. Sylvia 36 Cooper, Debra 68, 131 Cooper, Jeffery 24 Cooper. Martin 68. 122, 198, 219 Corley, Kyle 7, 68 Cornelius, Johnny 41. 164 Corley, Leslie 68 Cox. Lisa 68, 132 Cox, Mark 46 Craik, Philip 44, 105, 108 Crane, Leigh 36 Crane, Tim 37 Crawford. Todd 27, 122, 176, 203, 214, 219 Crockett, Tammie 68 Croft. Libby 39 Crowson, Donny 55 Cullum, Ricky 195 Cundieff, Trent 55, 171 Cunningham, Elizabeth 68 Curnutt, David 68. 136 Currie, Sheila 68 Cutler. Chris 68. 123 D Daggett, Alan 68 Daniel, Dr. Mike 46 Darnell, Shelia 68, 79, 213 Davis, Charlie 213 Davis, David 46, 215 Davis, John 194, 214 Davis, Lou Ann 68 Davis, Maxine 41 Davis, Ronald 68 Davis, Steven C. 55, 65, 123 Davis. Steven 68. 203, 214, 219 DeHaven, Bradley 101, 108 DeVoto, Larry 51 Deaton, DeOnn 17, 55, 122, 131 Deike, Kadra 68. 134 Dement, Joel 56 Diechmann, Eddie 49 Ditterline, Gary 8, 56 Dohrse, Norma Jean 37 Doscher, Dr. J. Henry 41 Doucette, Ed 50 Doucette. Sarah 50 Dowse, Robert 56 Dulin, Dr. Bill 42. 167 Duvall, Mark 68 Dwire, Amy 68 223 E Eady, Lisa 132 Earnest, Vicki 196 Edmond, Latisa 68, 118 Egan, Chesley 68 El Attrache, Mark 56 El Attrache, Dr. Mike 47 Ellison, Gary 39 Elrod, Gyn 68 Elton, Dona 25. 56, 116, 161, 162 Emery, Helen 50 Evans. Cynthia 69 F Fairlie, Thomas 45 Fanous, Elizabeth 69 Farmer, Dusty 69 Felan, Lynda 19, 69, 134, 161 Fenstermacher, Eric 69, 213 Feula, Meganne 69 Fitch, Miklos 69. 194 Fladeland, Gregory 69 Fletcher, Christopher 69 Fletcher, John 194 Flores, Christine 69, 196, 214, 219 Flores, Cresencio 51 Forgy, Tina 70 Forrest. Shirla 27, 56, 129 Franklin, Samantha 70 Fridel, Gregory 161 Fridel, Gwendolyn 56. 175 Fry, Bobbye 40 Fry, Tommy 45 Fuller. Dana 70. 131, 213, 219 Fulton, Loretta 39 Fulton, Steven 39 G Gaines, Gna 70. 101, 105, 108 Gainey, Dim 70 Gamblin, Lois 51 Garcia, Laura 70, 134 Garcia, Steven 70 Garvin, Sabrina 70 Garza, Frank 56 Gates. Julie 27. 56. 118, 196,219 George, Russell 213 Germann, Mamye 50 Gbson, John 45, 169, 171 Glbert, Maribell 49 Gillespie, Bruce 70 Gillespie, Patricia 70, 132 Gllisple, Kreg 70. 171 Glaze, Lynn 70, 134 Godfrey, Iverson 111 219 Gonzales, Dee Anna 56, 118 Gonzales, Louis 70 Gonzales, Samuel 70, 213 Gonzales, Veronica 71, 196 Gonzalez, Jeannette 71, 116 Grabowski, Angela 71, 175 Gray, Trade 38 Graydon, Dawn 71 Green, Colandra 71, 121 Greever, Rebecca 40 Griffin, Debra 71, 134 Grimes. Alicia 56 Groner, Bruce 71, 175 Guajardo, Joe Frank 56, 172 Gusman, Robert 71 Guthery, Mary 71 H Hadley, William 46 Haggard, Carol 45 Haggard, Lynn 39 Haggard, Sharron 71 Hagood, Kimberly 56, 118 Hah, Josephine 71 Hahn, Lorie 71. 134, 176 Hamaty, Elizabeth 65, 131 Hamilton. Lara 71, 105 Hampton, Terry 71 Hanke, Paula 57, 120 Harding, Kent 57 Hardy, Judson 42 Harper, Dr. Sandra 45, 117 Harrell, Danny 51 Harris, Dr. Lyndol Harrison, Thomas 72 Harruff, Jon 72. 128 Hartfelder, Elizabeth 72 Hartmann, Alan 72 Harvey, Cameo 72, 116 Harvey, Case 72 Hasemann, Millie 72 Havard, Barbara 38 Hayes, Sheri 131, 169 Haynes, Amy 37 Hays, James 72, 128 Heatherly, Charles 72 Heck, Brian 72 Hedges, Kirk 73, 128 Hegeman, William 194 Henderson, Richard 73 Henderson, Terrell 73, 101 Henson, Genie 49 Hermann, Frances 41, 130 Hernandez, Ella 51 Hernandez, Manuel 136 Hernandez, Neel 73 Hiatt, Scott 73. 123 Hickman, Gregg 73 Hicks, Karen 73 Hileman, John 171 Hill, David 73 Hill, Lawrance 51 Hlnkel, Francis 45, 171 Hodges, Lucille 42 Hodges, Terry 73 Hodges. Timmie 73, 214 Hoester, Debby 73, 131 Hogsett, Charles 37 Holden, Jack 34, 37 Holladay, Gail 39 Holman, Dan 27, 57, 171 Hopper, James 73, 128, 171 Horwedel, Nancy 73 Houston, Debra 73 Howard, Steven 57 Hudson. Ruth Ann 73, 116, 213 Hughes, Holly 45 Hughes. Lisa 42. 172 Hukill, Charles 45. 101, 108 Hull, Lynne 57 Hull, Marjorie 73 Hulse, Debra 37, 135 Hunsinger, Monica 73, 135 Hunter, L 'Gena 73 Hurst, Aimee 169 Hutchins, Carol 160 Hutchinson, Emily 74, 133 Hutchison, Michael 57,66, 123 i Isbell, Jennifer 57 Isbell. Mark 57 J Jacobs, Jim Bob 74, 203, 214, 219 Jacques, Mary Ellen 57 224 Jameson, Harold 74 Jean-Charles, Yannique 74 Jimlson, Marion 40 Johnson, Mary 37 Johnson, Robert 74, 213 Johnson, Shea 74 Johnson, Susan 74, 204, 214 Jones, Belinda 35, 36 Jones, Cole 74 Jones, Janice 74 Jones, Lisa 74, 131 Joseph, Christopher 194, 195, 219 Joy. Marlene 46. 200, 201, 213 Jungmeyer, Dr. Paul 34, 36, 65 K Kahl, Bryan 74, 128 Kahl. Johnnie 48, 141 Karasmanls, Linda 57 Keesee, Nlta 27, 57 Kllman, John 74, 101 Kim, Dr. Thomas 32, 33. 65, 66. 67, 88 Klmbrell, Hershel 46, 77. 198, 213 Klmmel, Daniel 123, 213 Kinlen, Leslie 75. 131, 196,219 Kinsey, Kimberly 75, 135, 161, 166 Kirkpatrick, Beth Ann 10, 57, 121, 136, 162, 169 Klassen, Dr. David 42 Klinkerman, Marc 18, 57, 120 Krlmm, Mark 75, 128 Kromer, Kevin 74, 213 Krukowskl, Jane 75, 135 Kuzma, Robert 41 Kyle, Larry 74, 171 L Lack, Dr. Paul 47 Lackey, Billie 75 Lackey, Joe 75 Lamb, Allen 36 Lancaster, Victoria 75 Landolt, Laura 75 Lane, Evelyn 51 Lane, John 213 Laney, Evelyn 7, 75 Lang. Drew 27, 58, 71 Lankford, Catherine 75, 133 Larmer, Dr. William 43 Larrison, Charles 58 Larson, Dallas 75 Layton, Victoria 58, 130 Lee, Dr. Chun Jin 42, 172 Lee, Pauline 172 Lee, Yolanda 196 Leech, Helen 38 Legg, Jackie 133 Lemen, Robert Mitchell 210, 215 Lemons, Lesli 75 Lenoir, Beverly 42, 172 Levario, Fredrico 75, 171 Leverton, Darrin 58 Lindley, Kimberly 75 Lindley, Robert 75 Liprie-Spence, Ann 119 Lively, James 51 Lively, Sue 51 Locker, Lisa 152, 169 Lockett, Willie 51 Lockhart, Bremdt 75, 213 Lockhart, Mary 38 Long, Kelly 7, 75 Lopez, Lisa 75 Lopez, Lorraine 116 Loudres, Simone 75 Love, Gloria 75, 79 Loveless, Cherie 101, 108 Loving, Leslee 58, 135 Lykins, Lana 75, 118, 196, 205, 214, 219 M Maldonado, Efijenio 76 Maloney, Linda Lee 10, 27, 58, 118, 161 Mangum, Rhonda 76 Maniss, Dr. Robert 43 Marito, Roger 76 Marts, James 76, 129 Martin, Kasey 76, 116 Mason, Tanise 200, 213 Massey, Bill 36 Massey, Teresa 76 Matsler, Jeff 76 Mayette, Donna 76 Mayberry, Natalie 46, 196, 197 Mboma, Nogozi 58 McAlister, Sue 35, 36 McAlister, Todd 76 McCain, Amanda 76, 116 McCartney, Donna 58 McClellan, Dr. Michael 43 McCormick, Sherry 76 McCowen, Janet 51 McDaniel, Gerald 44, 175 McDaniel, Vincent 195, 219 McGill, Richard 76 McGowan, Richard 76, 123 McKenzie, Clyde 66 McLeod, Albert 76 McLeod, Laura Leigh 28, 58, 135 McMillin, Elizabeth 76 McNeely, Kristi 76 McWhirter, Robyn 76 Mefford, William 76. 123 Meier, Dr. Russell 48 Mendez, Ester 77, 213, 219 Merry, Dianna 77, 116 Metcalf, Lisa 58, 116 Metzger, Marci 77, 135 Middleton, Rebecca 28, 58 Millard, Milly 77 Miller. Dr. David 42. 162 Miller. Gary 58 Miller, Genevieve 8, 58, 131 Miller, J. Robert 45 Miller, Jamie 28, 59. 152 Miller. Lisa 28 Millikin, Phyllis 49. 129 Millikin, Hollis 77, 129, 167 Mitchell, David 77 Mizell, Deyanira 59 Monk, Dr. Robert 2, 48 Monroe, Kimberly 77, 120 Mooney, Joan 36 Monto, John 108, 171 Moore, Dr. Richard 42 Moreland, Marsha 59, 201, 205, 213, 214 Morris, Trent 77, 210, 211, 215, 219 Morrison, Suzanne 77 Morrow, Stefan 77, 129 Munoz, Alfonso 77 Monoz, Manuel 77, 136 Mwangi, Catherine 77, 121, 167 Myers, James 47 Myers, Vanessa 77, 101 N Narrell, Britt 78 Nelson, Kelly 78 Nelson, Lisa 21, 78 Neumann, Kimberly 78, 201, 213 Nichols, Joanna 78, 135 Nichols, Capt. Ralph 36 Nicholson, Roberta 28, 59 Nix, Susan 78 Norwood, Vl 39 o Oaxaca, Harvey 47, 214 O’Brien, Daniel 78 Odenwald, Cliff 47, 195 Odom, Christine 59 Odom, Mark 47 Ohlen, Carl Hunter 78 Oliver. Michelle 78, 101. 166 Opitz, Carl 49 Ostos, Brent 78 P Park. Douglas 28. 59, 172 Parkman, Beth 78, 135 Parris, Pug 47, 135 Parsons, Patterson 78, 171 Patri, Sandra 78 Patterson, Reta 48, 141 Patton, Kerry 78 Pedersen, Michelle 78. 135, 175 Pedigo, Shari 79, 133 Pentecost, Barbara 40 Peoples, James 79 Phillips, Rebecca 79, 135 Phillips, Tanja 79 Plel, Carl 79. 167 Pie!, Linda 79, 215 Pilcher, Dr. Benjamin 42, 162 Pittenger, Garret 79, 206, 219 Pittman, Angela 59, 116 Pittman, Randall 79 Pleasant, Deborah 79 Polk, Anthony 213 Pomerinke, David 59, 65, 66, 123 Poor, Dedra 79 Porter, Chris 79, 215 Powell, Marlon 79 Powell, Ronny 59, 101, 108 Powell, Timothy 10, 79, 123 Power, Michael 79, 123, 171 Presley, Dr. Ronald 41 Pugh, Louise 51 Purcell, Leora 79, 196 Q Queen, Steven 80, 129, 176 R Rabel, Mary 80 Rabel, William 108 Ramos. Samuel 80 Raszewski, Susan 28, 59, 131, 208, 215, 219 Ray, Fred 59 Redwine, Malcolm Todd 80 Redwine, Mark 80 Redwine, Mike 8 Reeve. Debbie 24. 80. 135 Reyes, Nora 80 Rich, Kris 80 Richards, Dee Ann 80 Richardson, Gloria 38 Riffe, Diann 80. 118, 204, 205, 213, 214, 219 Riggins, Scott 80 Rios, Arturo 25, 152, 169, 171 Roberts, Avo 49 Roberts, James 80, 123, 162 Roberts, Lynn 39 Robledo, Israel 25, 59 Rodenberger, Dr. Lou 44 Rodriguez, Annemarle 80, 116 Rodriguez, Danny 80 Rodriguez, Jesus 80, 129, 161 Rodriguez, Marla 80, 120 Roesler, Michael 80 Rogers, Karen 80 Rohe, Susan 80, 135 Ross, Lisa 7. 80, 118 Rumble, Cheryl 80 Runkles, Douglas 60, 65, 122, 203, 214 Russell, Jenna 80 s Sanders, Rick 80, 164 Seville, Diana 213 Sayler, Debra 60, 135 Scales, Donald 34, 36 Scales, Rudy 80 Schlapp, Jeffrey 176 Schmoker, George Wayne 80, 215 Schofield, Dr. Richard 42 Scifres, Leray 80 Searcy, Joe 101, 105, 108 Sechrist, Julie 24, 80 Sellers, Jeffrey 24. 80 Sell man, Sheryl 80 Seward, Michelle 133 Shackelford, Angela 80 Shaffer, Elizabeth 25, 60, 116 Shanafelt, Dr. Gary 47 Sharp, Dr. A.C. 43 Sharp, Martha Sue 60, 164 Sheppard, Geoffrey 213 Sherbert, Patricia 81, 169 Shields, Lola 60 Shipp, DeAnne 18, 60, 130, 214 Shoemake, Elizabeth 81, 135 Short, Daniel 108 Short, Dr. William 46, 129 Shott, Trlssa 60, 167 Shrode, Kelly 11, 81 Shuler, Dr. Philip 48 Shuler, Lance 81, 206, 215 Slmard, Michelle 81, 133, 208, 215 Slmard, Sonya 81 Simpson, Bryan 81, 123 Sims, Sharon 81 Sledge, Dr. Robert 47 Smith, Alison Paige 6, 23, 81, 116, 164 Smith, Ennis 81, 198, 213 Smith, Ernest 81, 198, 213 Smith, Russell 82 Smith, Shawna 82 Smith, Steven 82 Smith, Thomas 41 Smothermon, Mark 82 Sneed, Marla 81. 118 Solorzano, Rosa 82, 121 Sonntag, Dr. Roy 43 Spears, Nancy 38 Specht, Joe 39 Spegal, Debra 82, 116 Spells, Norma 51 Spencer, Jo 49 Spurgeon, Angela 37 St an wick, David 82 Steen, Wendalynn 82, 196, 197 Stephen, Ginger 82 Stephen, Judy 40 Stevens, David 82 Stewart, Joe 82, 203 Stewart, Panela 60 Stine, Carol 82 Stone, Martha 60, 131 Story, Paige 82 226 Stowe, Jacqueline 41 Strand, Lori 82 Strang, Anthony 82, 198, 213 Strausbaugh, Joy 60 Stump, Eric 83 Sullivan, Penny 83 Suter, Sherwood 45 Swanson, Geneva 38 Swanson, Mary 38 Swanson, Michael Kevin 83 Swanson, Michael 43, 172 Swoopes, James 83, 198, 213 Sypert, Damon 60, 123 T Tadda, Geoffrey 83, 219 Tatum, Sherry 7, 83, 118 Taylor. Brad 83, 123 Taylor. Mark 19, 83, 129, 161 Templeton, Lesa 60, 169 Terry, Christopher 83 Thedford, Rita 39, 117 Thelsen, Sharon 161, 162 Thomas, David 83, 101, 105, 108 Thomas, James 11, 61, 123, 171 Thomas, Wanda 83, 131 Thompson, Bobble 61 Thompson, Grady 210, 211, 215, 219 Thompson, Keith 83 Thompson, Mary Lynn 29. 61, 105, 152, 169, 171 Thompson, Sarah 12, 116, 83 Thompson, Vincent 51 Tibbs, Connally 49 Tibbs, Johnnie 49 Toombs, Leslie 117 Tredennlck, James 37 Tubb, Cindy 84 Tucher, Frank 84 Tucker, Gretchen 37 Tucker, Janice 61, 135 Turner, Nancy 84 u Unrue, Charlotte 84 Urban, Mary 12. 116 Urban, Walter 35, 40, 219 V Valentine, John 41 Valenzuela, Mario 84 Vaughn, Gina 196 Vetter, Mark 37 Vick, Dr. James 48 Villeneuve, Raymond 84 Vincent, Gwen 40 Volt, Louis 43, 172 w Wagstaff, James 61 Walker, Paul 129, 171 Walker, Robert 194, 195 Wallace Deborah 84, 214 Wallace, Troy 84, 123 Walsh, Brian 23, 29, 61, 129, 152 Walters, Samuel 84, 123 Ward, Jacqueline 29, 61, 135, 196, 77 Ward. Linda 61 Warlick, Tammy 84 Warren, Laurie 61, 131 Washington, Danny 61 Watkins, Anthony 213 Watson, Laura 85 Weaver, Sharon 85, 169 Weisenhom, Sherri 85, 119 Weisner, Martha 49 Weldon, Rodney 61 Wells, Ronald 213 Wescott, Tracy 85. 119, 208, 215 White, Anthony 61 White. Mark 160 White, Rhonda 61. 116 White, Sandra 85, 121, 169 Whiteley, Jack 22, 29, 62, 122, 195 Whitt, Winston 62 Willett. Julia 85. 213 Williams. Cherle 7, 85, 119, 169 Williams, Debra 85 Williams, Latisha 85 Williams, Lisa 62, 135 Williams. Robin 85 Williamson, Mara 85 Wilson. Angela 62, 117, 161, 215 Wilson. Deana 119, 201, 213 Wilson, Kenneth 213 Wilson, Parker 85 Wilson, Robert 51 Winkels, Jeanne 22, 29, 62, 129, 135 Winkels. Rebecca 208, 215, 219 Wish art, David 8 Witkowski, Jennifer 85 Wood, t)uane 119, 194 Wood, Richard 50 Wood. Stormy 29, 62. 119 Woodruff, Matthew 85, 171 Wright, John 62. 101, 105, 171 Wyatt, Laura 85 Y Yebra, Jose 198, 213, 219 Young, Thomas 29, 62, 129 z Zapata, B.R. 51 Zellner, Bi 47 Zepeda, Graciela 85 Zoller, Sandra 85 227 MCMURRY MEMORIES 228 o t- t- m GOODBYE ReSite0f E. L E. MABEE DINING HM1 ARCHITECTS - EKGWllW. me I 2J0 EDITOR’S NOTE In review of the past four years. I must have been asked why I came to Me Murry at least l(XX) times And you know, my answer was always the same 7 don’t know' These college years have brought much happiness and joy into my life, though there were rough times, too I have made a few enemies, but gained many special friends The education I received will go with me always as will the memories that were built However, it is time to move on to new hopes, new dreams, new challenges I congratulate those who graduate with me. and wish luck to those who remain These are the best years of your life make the most of them Hasta la Bye Bee! l.ucy B Totem 1987 “Traditions The Roots Of Our Tomorrows'’ The Staff As It Was — Editor-In-Chief — Lucy B. Barnett Asst. Editor — Nora Reyes Section Editors — Grace Zepeda — Dianna Merry — Marci Metzger — David Stan wick Sponsors — Gary Ellison — Rita Thedford — Loretta Fulton Special Thanks: Mr. Wayne Hennington And Last But Not Least Photographers — Damon Sypert — Susan “Twit” Johnson — Kevin Bearden
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