South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)
- Class of 1972
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Lk, U.. ,wa A New Flag Salute I am a citizen of the United Statesof America, and l hereby pledge myself to live my life to the glory of my country. l will be honest, because my country has no need of a thief. l will speak the truth, because my country has no need of a liar. l will be brave, because my country has no need of a coward. l will work and not beg, be- cause my country has no need of an idler. l will be one to prove my country the greatest nation on earth in in- dustry, wisdom, honor, and goodness. P'-, .ff Beauties Activities Classes . Clubs . . Sports . . Administration Faculty . Staff . Advertising Caprock Staff Don Stroud ...... Danny Ellington . Candy Brown ..... . . Patrice Stroud . .. Marianne Reer . . . Nelda Stogsdill . . James Hutcherson James Haden ....... ..... ..............Sponsor . . . . . Sports . . . . .Classes .Advertising . . ........ Faculty . . ............ Clubs Photography Photography Mary Ann Young Yearbook Edltor KLeft to Rightj starting at the upper part of the pho- tograph: Mr. Wiley, Patrice Stroud, Gerald Mounce, Kathie Trull, Flip Church, Peggy Fielding, and Greg Bulls. SECOND ROW: Skip Skinner, Shannon Adams, Larry Jewell, Ruthie Smith, and Jerry Brian. Malachi Wiggins is in the center of the photo. XXX Freshman Student Senate Student Senate STANDING Left to Right: Eddie Lee, Cindy Brown, Cindy Barnard, Reisie Hoover, Julie Geer, Janice Jones, Jane Ellen Culbertson, Debbie Hammerle, and Debbie Nelson. KNEELING Left to Right: John Crunk, Sandra Dunlap, and Vic Shea. STANDING Left to Right: Robbie Birdwell, Ann Albus, Debbie Fields, Paula Sophornorg James, Ellen Williams, Bobby Funk, Butch Reed, Ruthie Smith, and Greg Pearson Student Senate ING: Andrew Yau, Jay Bird, and Jose Questa. Student Senate Officers ,dia 'ini FF 4 Barry Robinson, President of the Student Body. STANDING: Annette Simon, Corresponding Secretaryg Ruth Ann Blankenship, Recording Secretary Hammerle, Vice President of the Student Body and President of the Student Senate, and Nancy Sanders, Parliamentarian. tl 'WX X Qi -f.--P, nav V . . 4' A capacity crowd was on hand in the South Plains College Auditorium Tuesday, February 8, to witne the crowning of Miss Terri Gerik as the 1971-72 Miss Caprock Beauty. Miss Gerik was crowned by la year's winner Kathy Newsom of Smyer. Miss Gerik is a SPC sophomore student from Pep. She is twenty years old, has blue eyes and brown hal She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gerik of Pep. The newly crowned queen is an active student at South Plains College where she is a Presidential Hos ess, and she holds membership in the Student Education Association and the Drama Club. During the fa semester, she was a member of the Tex-Anns. Terri enjoys skiing, reading, horseback riding, and workin on the stage. She was sponsored in this year's pageant by Gillespie Hall. First Runner-Up in the pageant was Miss Annette Simon, a sophomore student from Tulia. She repr sented the Newman Club. Miss Candy Copeland, a Levelland freshman, captured the Second Runner-Up spot. Miss Copeland repr sented the Texan Band. The Third Runner-Up position went to Miss Janet Setliff of Littlefield and Ft. Worth. Miss Setliff repr sented the Press Club. Fourth Runner-Up was Miss Dusty Hensley, a freshman student from Sundown. Miss Hensley represen ed the Baptist Student Union. :i V gx , f: T l ' ij 1 f Caprock Beauty 1972 A ' , 1 , i if 5. e A :fl K p ,jw ' fla- Pl. . I ,1 VH flff if X- n e 11 3' 6 i .LW gl i ' ' Z i . i l , Q 1 x l 52 l' I- ET, in' I. l I7 .I . A 5 I in .eg L W ..... 452 fs-ff ,Q 'ul Miss Caprock Beauty receives her crown. Judges for the coronation consisted of a panel of six from Lubbock. The judges Were: Mrs. Virginia Edgar, Chairmang Earnest Bartong Ralph Krebbsg Hazel Kingg Jean Monroeg and Francis Higdon. 23 4 ,-, 1 1. Y ' 1 .K .' .. I 1- THQ ,-.f. f I Li A-,'AV g, .AAQ ff UP XX lux X , 'E-'E' :K 4, .gl 7' if X3 ' 'uf- ' A. -..gr 25 ,- FQ hrgle E.. Ruthie Smith sings to her audience during the Miss Caprock entertainment. -f- 1 I I ll' 'vflkff-,Q 1- '-E' i i l 'gd' H -A V l f, M ' ,I gy? W. U A! V F V C e lg , g . bi Lou Richards, master of ceremonies, accepts the list of finalists from the judges i, 1 9 ..-as Malachi Wiggins belts one out for his part of the show. .' 4 -,+ .Y- K I Vivacious Nancy Sanders answers her question concerning road runner car- toons. pf-:fi 1 5 in Barry Robinson, student body presldent checks out the student performers prlor to the beauty contest. TUDE T ACTIVITIE' 1. ,.', . 1 Y i 1 L gr . 7-, J- . 1 ' - -A f1 ,1f' ,, .. - V ' x 0 -Q.--'C 'Q 'def' . -f.,:: f ,i?!'.-55-,..+,- ' 'f f.2: -f..g P-vs-LL A , gm.. - ' , -Sig-Q-. .','- VLH. - A.. -Ag' ...:'..L.g-9' .sf . . ' '1' waz.. ' ,,. .g- , iii, 1 Yfi . 1 K s'N.,vk .,f'-x JJ -, 31.1 Elnfffgw V' Emi ,. L 'QUp The Down Staircasen Play Up the down staircase, dramatized b Christopher Sergel, was presented by the drama department ofy South Plains Colle e on March 2, 1971. The cast was as follows: Dr. Clarke-Duie Sonnenburg, Sylvia Barrett - Ava Jones, Beatrice Schacter - Lynnette Morton, Paul Barringer - Randy Hall, J. J. McHabe - Jose Cuesta, Ella Friedenberg and Jill Norris - Patrice Stroud, Francis Egan and Rachel Gordon - Kathy Hardin, Charlotte Wolf - Joy Priddy, Samuel Bester and Harry Kagan - Steve Henderson, Sadie Finch and Elizabeth Ellis - True Ellen'Nichols, Lou Martin - Mike Wilkins, Lennie Newmark - Danny Williams, Carole Blanca - Nancy Lacy, Alice Blake - Gloria Stevens, Vivian Paine - Jana Orman, Rusty O'Brien - Kenneth Winegar, Linda Rosen - Diane Fitzgerald, Jose Rodri- quez - John Reyes, Carrie Blaine - Linda Williams, Charles Arrons - Jerry Brian, Edward Williams - Jessie Conaway, Joe Ferone - Rip Pierson, Helen Arbuzzi - Teri Gerik, Francis Gardner - Karen Verett, Katherine Wolzow - Susie Fowler, and 'Ellen - Debra Grant. QQ 77 Pinocchio I I, I .1 ,1 -X S Q w 1 ,, H . 1' Z ' H ff!-71 1 . I , DKC l - H 7 .gl 'N . L: u' I Ll - . , if va. -. -. .., . fx, b SKF 1122..- F a , -ps. .ak , . L R w : ,Ia vv ,,,.:h.,,,,:. l ,,..f QQ -qi ff.P'w. . 5 . 1 4. , ' , W 5? X- ' , in ff ' f I V Q A J 'g 'IA ati f il .,- gs:'ds.L-wi' 'IL '. ,f-'E ILT.. 'Q' 1 v 1 . 'w w ' uf XM if' Q . s 4 8 . l 411 HM - w :: Q, 'jx -w. 'w I A , 1 :ff!JfWfw.w1ia 442 fall: f1'ff. 'f f P'Qv1 J'ajfw- zafimiw 'L ffl0f '- A3152 ' qi P? ., .3011 01 I -,' ' : a Q 1 v . , '.. mu J. x-gl: H .,.- ,'4 '4 . .,- 1. , A, A , vf' EIN I'.. R K qww M I ff i, J S . -.- .ii-' f-u Q , 1 is . ...gy - WV, -s :Qu .3n. 15? . 'if 455, 1 N'-X L ini '-H 2- .v IN 1' 1 1 -.f-1'5 dl ive? TW- ' -4 :F v If if QLX , QF! 1 ' -3?-?52-. 8 , 94 5 , H J S2 Q..3' ? 4 I 'T F 1 i Q TU' E xl I Y-.W FTE .. K,- 'lf' ,f' 5, Activity Weekend Started October 28, 1971 planned by the Student Activity Office and Student Senate. 2.31 L A ,lla The Activity Weekend was designed by the Student Activity Office and Student Senate make available activities for those students staying on campus during the week-end. Ac- Weekendn began Thursday night, October 28 with a masquerade dance and ended Sun- afternoon in the city park with a picnic. During the Thursday night dance, the Kadette staged a Casino Night. This activity gave each SPC student a chance to gamble for stakes in poker, blackjack, roulette, bingo and other favorite casino games. All gam- Was done in play money and persons who won the greatest amount of money Won spe- prizes. During activity period on Friday, freshmen were initiated into several campus Friday night a College Carnival and All College party was held. The carnival featured special booths outside the Student Union Building, and inside the building Was a rec- hop, games, contests, and free refreshments. After the party a Horror-Movie was shown the SPC Auditorium. Saturday included all the activities surrounding Parent's Day at The afternoon included, powder puff football, touch football, bicycle tournaments, and events. Saturday night a concert-dance was provided, including all types of music. Then y afternoon in the park ended the four days' plan of activities. I li I l N, .in Parent's Day began with re- ceptions being held in various col- lege dorms and the Student Union Building. The Student Ac- tivity office reported that more than 1100 guests registered at the receptions. After the recep- tions, the parents were taken on tours of the campus by their own children or members of the Stu- dent Senate. fs Parentls Day 1971 i 3 Q - - in - , Q - - in 1-' ',,' , - I 3 ' '+C 5 V 94001-D57 Parent's Day Activities Most of the campus dorms were deco- rated for the occasion - using the Par- ent's Day theme and the halloween theme. Refreshments Were served to the parents and guests in the dorms. Faculty and staff members were available in all buildings to explain the various programs or to illus- trate the equipment. e- Parents were given a chance to see their chi1dren's home away from home. ' More than 800 guests ate lunch in Texan Dome. 36 The Student Senate awarded trophies to the dorms having the best decorations. South Sue Spencer Hall Won first place with the theme of South Sue City. South Sue also Won the trophy for having the highest percentage of their parents present for Parent's Day.. Big Day For Parents At S.P.C. Lunch was served in Texan Dome to parents and guests. Then the Parent's Day activities ended with a special entertain- ment program. The Tex-Anns and the Texan Band initiated the program With two numbers. The Baker's Dozen ended the pro- ' gram and the day's activities. A plaque Was presented to the parent traveling the greatest distance to attend Parent's Day. This year's award Went to the father of Sheri Butler, Who traveled from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dr. Baker pre- sented Mr. Butler a plaque for the occasion. 282 Graduate Spring 1971 During the graduation ceremonies in the Spring of 1971, 230 students received Associate degrees While 52 received Certificates of Profi- ciency. Highest Honors Went to Don Boedekerg High Honors went to Karen Rozwell, Catherine Decker, and Cheryl Cary. Honors went to J anella Nebhut, Audrey Parham, Mary Ann Sylvester, and Linda Phillips, Coffeehouse Provides Entertainment if Homecommg 1971 72 2' 'IL V Q 'TW Y--N Y xl W l lfv f- X xl' I l i , l, X b Ji. . W., x-S4 .4 . f. -. 3 , ,,- w- of ,qu H? Homecoming Dedication Homecoming this year Was dedicated to the original facul- ty of South Plains College. Dr. Spencer, First President, spoke at the Reunion Dinner of the problems of starting a new school and the amusing things that can happen. Awards of pictures of the first faculty and administra- tion were given each original member. Time out from dancing during the Homecoming weekend. 'B-.- ' y Kathy Newsom Homecoming ueen , A , ' ' dial . pw K f 1 7 a I J J J 1 1 1 L Q! r Eff! Homecoming Queen's Court were: Nancy Sanders, Linda Earnest, Susan Griffing, Kathy Newsom, Debbie Hammerle, Ginger Inman and Paula Green. -pa v Christmas On Campus .Q ,.,. 1 v b HA - ' uf wi Iv' 5.1 52 ax - Christmas Dance fi! Christmas Fun Christmas was a party time on campus. The music club was an example of fun, singing, gifts, and remembering the Christ. Music was presented? ,, J.,-H.--' Mr. Wylie has plans for a fun Christmas. Mr. Bulls, Mr. Wylie, and Mrs. Bulls show their gifts. Who's Who In American Junior Colleges Ann Albus Candace Balch Jay Bird Robbie Birdwell Ruth Blankenship Brenda Bryant Jose Cuesta Eddie Eberbart P31113 Green LaNelle Gregory ' John Hammerle Zita Hooper Ginger Inman Mark LaCroix gs, 4 Kenneth Miller Kathy Newsom Glenda Price Barry Robinson Nancy Sanders Janet Setliff Annette Simon Ruthie Smith P87-Tice St1'0Ud Nixie Sullivan Ellen Williams NOT PICTURED: Gerald Bevers Danny Ellington Danny Neal Butch Reed Willie Taft Johnny Tubb David Watson 48 32 Are Chosen These- 32 young people were chosen be- cause of their general ability, contribution to college and community, and academic hon- ors. They were selected by the faculty and student body. These people had to meet the following crlterla to be selected: 1. Have at east a 2.5 g.p.a.g 2. Be a sophofnore studentg 3. Have demonstrated leadership abilities in organized college activitiesp 4. Be a participant and supporter of campus and community ' programs and activitiesg 5. Have future promise in business, educational, industrial or service worldg . Possess an attitude of cooperation and understanding among students and facultyg 7 Have no social or disciplinary record that would discredit himself. 6 l Who's Who On South Plains College Ca ITIPUS 1 . '- gy Jose Cuesta Eddie Ebel-hart Paula Green John Hammerle in Mark LaCroix Barry Robinson Nancy Sanders Annette Simon Patricia Stroud Twelve outstanding South Plains College students have been named by a faculty committee to the honor of Who's Who at South Plains College. The faculty committee, representing all areas at SPC reviewed nomina- tions for the honors as submitted by a student committee and by all mem- bers of the South Plains College faculty who chose to nominate. Approxi- mately 100 student nominations were reviewed by the committee before the final twelve were selected. The students were selected on a basis of character, personal integrity, contributions to the campus and community, and participation in the col- lege's student activity program. These students are recognized with a spe- cial section in the yearbook and received special recognition during the annual Awards Day Assembly held later in the semester. Ellen Williams NOT PICTURED: Johnny Tubb Mr. nd Miss South Plains College fo'-A zmlibfiff Y-iji: 1, Q- L- 3'-41-,!..',..Z 14 .K . . - ' - s..:Q'2' .' ' i,:'r! Q,, Lil' s., ,, 5,-' -.Q ,A Ai -' 1 gm - i-T-Z MIER--Y 1, xi xii Ui' fr 'JK '. Cjniyefef-1,'e x 'A ' If? ' u H rf xx r f,,x+1,.',i ,'i.n,w - ., . .U .,,. . ,., 1 , . , V. , , 14, . i.:g,,. iv, Ly' - .-- pl .l 4, A r - . , l,-qw ' E ' 4, -- f, . - . '-.--' , - - X19 . ' 5 W-ew .Lil-': 52:52. A314 -s '- Fig gli'-rs-sf?r:if r:...-Lil :.f5,7fi..-v-g, -s ' ' Miss Paula Green Mr. la Bird Drama Department Receives Award tv' EQ.-Q Pinocchio Cast: From Left to Right: BACK ROW: Terri Gerik, Tanya Carver, Malachi Wiggins, Janet Setliff, Pam Husky. FRONT ROW: Bacon, Patrice Stroud, and Jose Cuesta. Mrs. Helen Roberts, Drama instructor at South Plains College received the Achievement Award the 'Levelland Chamber of Commerce at the Annual Awards Banquet held February 5 at Texan on Campus. The award was in recognition of the drama department's presentation of special Children's Plays it has given annually during the Christmas Season. In December of 1970 the College Players with the help of nine public school children presented Once a Clotheslinef' while in December of 1971 the College Players presented another children's play, In accepting the award Mrs. Roberts stated, It is with great pleasure that the Drama Department the Children and the community of Levellandg and it is through this medium that drama stu- are afforded an excellent opportunity to excel in the educational theatre. The achievement is accepted with pride and pleasure. Mrs. Roberts has been Drama instructor at South Plains College for the past four years. She received er Bachelor's Degree from Hardin-Simmons University and her Master's Degree from Texas Tech niversity. ' N o one can say is crooked, I hope! The Student Senate sponsored the ballgame between the faculty and the students at SPC for their Girlstown project. All proceeds Went to the lunch fund for the girls at Girlstown. The Student Sen- ate has pledged to help these needy girls by contributing. 81,280.00 to the lunch fund this school year. QAboveJ a casualty in the rough and tumble Carole turns the corner heading for the basket. ball game between the SPC students and fac- ulty. .hie directs the band? Hang on Jose, you're not on solid ground. Come on Casey this is a ballgame not ballet. n One does not argue with one's referee, Mr. Spears. Beth throws an elbow. XA ...QV The Faculty Women's team is raring to go. 0 Student-Faculty Ball Games Who has the ball? Johnny Tubb blocks one for the student beam. '1'he Student Women's team awaiting excitedly for the game to start. Casey is still dancing. Presidential Hostesses Chosen 1. Phyllis Blair . 7. Janice Robertson 2. Ruth Anne Blankenslup 3, Cheri Butler 3. Kathie Trull 9 Debbie Hammerle 10 5. Dusty Hensley 11. Kathy Kirkpatrick 6. Cindy Gann 12. Janet Setliff 4. Kathy Newsom f 'rm-i Gerik Twelve South Plains College coeds have been chosen for Presidential Hostesses. This is a new group for the college to further enhance its colorful history. The six freshmen and six sophomore girls' duties are: to be available at the College President's request for various appearances and functionsg to attend area high schools for college nights and other recruiting eventsg to serve as col- lege hostesses for open houses, receptions and other special eventsg and to welcome dignitaries visiting the college cam- pus. The girls' qualifications include personality, poise, appear- anceg being Well informed concerning all areas of the college and communityg able to relate to and communicate with peopleg maintain a grade point average of 2.75g Willing to do some traveling and perhaps- remaining on campus some weekendsg and to be willing to attend charm sessions. Soph- omores will be required to remain for the entire year and freshmen must return their sophomore year. Texan and Tex-Ann of the Year: Nancy Sanders and Jose uesta TEXAN AND TEX-ANN OF EACH MONTH September John Hammerle Kathy Newsom October Danny Ellington Ruth Ann Blankenship November Jose Questa Nancy Sanders December Butch Reed Ginger Innman January l Bobby Funk Jemice Robertson February Jay Bird Ellen Williams H, X11 W, fn y if' wW+ Lili! 4.-. Wf i J F' , R' pyl., Q ,f x V' ' 'J . ' '. Az' -V' ,W !,'- Q? A N I h ,, h 2 V 3'-V Z mn ,S fwf y1S S X , i .g S - ' .'- A 4 1 ' f IN fr: Pr: NTL CLASSES 1 is F- 'T'II IQW 3 .J F - x nib' 'E waz? 1 e' fry , -V T- .1 .i M 1 wx? M ' 4 N 'X 1.1 , . w 1 -- f , fl ' ' -u ns.. I . .Q , 5--,,,, new , x 3,..v,,. ,. ual-- : fw-af'sf wif. ,-f wfirli.-J vrggf.- A. ,. .,,. , V A ' 'ffirfg Q L. P'- .1..Lh.:. I 1 ? 1. v, Sophomore Leaders in Butch Reed, Denver City, Texas President Greg Pearson, Happy, Texas Vice-President Ruthie Smith, Morton, Texas Secretary a---vp-Q H.: in-5 Warren N. Abbott Shannon B. Adams Aflrl C- Albus Plainview, Texas Brownfield, Texas Pep, Texas .5393-1 Jumping through a coat hanger ain't easy. Luis A. Alcazar Christi D. Alderson Ronald D. Alfred Levelland, Texas Smyer, Texas Levelland, Texas Michael S. Allen Susan L. Allen Paula E. Allison Abdulla A. Al-zamel Brantley V. Anderson Jimmy D. Anderson Ropesville, Texas Lamesa, Texas Lubbock, Texas Onaiza, South Arabia Levelland, Texas Anton, Texas Rita J. Barkley Guillermina Barrios Ricky L. Bevers Jay C. Bird Robbie S. Birdwell Ruth A. Blankenship Whiteface, Texas Dimmitiz, Texas Ropesville, Texas Post, Texas Denver City, Texas Farwell, Texas . ,.-l-. , U :,j5f:3' -- iii XX N 1 . iz -1 . ' 'sf' fakalnr Bit' win k 1 we-sff ' 3 i W 11' in , .KW 5 , .,,. 3 , gg.-W . w F552 '. Y :4 M 5, V' , Q 3 Wx. .,.. . ,A -in-A f + ' inn t .V idx Vw , ,X - 'FM . X , ff, J, - 'N X ,4,,, x -hx Y' , an ' . , , ' 1 - . ri. ,v..m 3 ' ,. ' . ui Q-69 iff? Archie L. Chrestman Jerry L. Clavier Faye E. Cleveland Brownfield, Texas Casper, Wyoming Brownfield, Texas :ning 11-1 lilly! . -.Y Does Stan like girls? Cindy L. Coffey John R. Cooper Joseph M. Copeland Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lockney, Texas Carla J. Corder Glen A. Corder Sandra L. Courtney Jana K. Cox Wilton Cox Clifton E. Crawford El Paso, Texas El Paso, Texas Morton, Texas Olton, Texas Levelland, Texas Denver City, Texas Diane M. Crawford Jose R. Cuesta Sidney S. Cummings Frances Cunningham - Kathy M. Daniel D. Dwain Davis Muleshoe, Texas Levelland, Texas Friona, Texas Hart, Texas Levelland, Texas ' Ropesville, Texas f' ,gait 'E ? rag, Garland I. Davis Rickey E. Dill Dessa D. Dodd Colleen A. Dorrill Lana G. Dosher Karen S. Draper Post, Texas Brownfield, Texas Maple, Texas Levelland, Texas Farwell, Texas Levelland, Texas ' 4' 'QQ Ronald S. Draper Dortha 0 Drennan John P Duncan Edwm E Eberhart Conme Edwards Mohamed K Elhalabl Levelland, Texas Morton Texas Cotten Center Texas Sundown Texas Sudan Texas Bexrut Lebanon Danny Ellington Amarillo, Texas Steven M. Fleming Dlane E F0111 Carol A Forrest Davxd L Foster Lynn W Foster Robert P Fowler Lamesa, Texas LOCkr1ey Texas Lubbock Texas Earth Texas Plamvlew Texas Bovma Texas Bonita French Gary Fuller Bobby Funk Levelland, Texas Floydada Texas Levelland Texas 31 l Aw! S Terry Funk Sheryl Gamer Leatnce M Gallman Bledsoe, Texas Levelland Texas Lazbuddle Texas .1 Ronnie E. Hendon Ottie M. Henry Terry L. Henry Welch, Texas Levelland, Texas Muleshoe, Texas George C Hensley Arnold J Henson Jay W Henngton KUI5 Lupe M. Hernandez Friona, Texas Crosbyton, Texas 'ff'-1 'F T .li a , lvl ' ,H A.: V 1 ' 1 ' f J . Daryl Hogue Levelland, Texas Jody E. Linda L. Hill Ralph D Hill Joe H Hmojosa Floyd E Hoelscher Higginbotham Levelland, Texas Amarillo Texas Kress Texas Levelland Texas Garry D. Holder Karen A. Holder John A Holmes Zlta C Hooper Billy D Hoover Colorado City, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland Texas Anton Texas Seagraves Texas rf. 5. H g--iw. Johnny D. Hope, Jr. David L. Huckert Linda R. Hudson Levelland, Texas Summerfield, Texas Sundown, Texas Jay Herington Ginger L. Inman Charla K. Jackson Muleshoe, Texas El Paso, Texas Levelland, Texas fi 3 1 'x, Larry D. Jewell Levelland, Texas ......, Carlton L Johnson Larry C Jones Ricky D. Jones Sandra. R Jones Cheryl E Kaltwasser Randall M Kay Lockney Texas Wellman Texas Wellman, Texas Wellman Texas Farwell Texas Levelland Texas Gary T Kessler Kathryn B Larry B. Kitchens George M Koehler Chfford C Kreltz Deborah D Kuehler Llttlefleld Texas Klrkpatrlck Muleshoe, Texas Cranford New Jersey Morton Texas Morton Texas Levelland Texas James D Kunselman Mark H LaCro1x Larry E. Lane Sharon J Lane Joe D Lehew Lynna K Lehew Levelland TGXBS Southbury, Levelland, Texas Levelland Texas Spur Texas Spur Texas Guess who was the ugliest man on campus. David Roden? Right. Edward D. Lewis Travis Lightfoot Dell City, Texas Seagraves, Texas gl , Danny E. Likes Richard 'Lindley Gary Lindsey W, Littlefield, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Larry Liner James 0. Lively Ramon D. Lopez Linnie M. Love Mary C. Lupton Walter R. Lusk Grand Prairie, Texas Olton, Texas Fort Sumner, Morton, Texas Shallowater, Texas Shallowater, Texas New Mexico Helen S. Lynch Sheryl L. Lyons Randy L. Mabry Amine Y. Makarem Riad S. Makarem Delwin R. Marrow Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Friona, Texas Ebadieh, Lebanon Abaieh, Lebanon Brownfield, Texas Timothy B. Martin Ernestina Martinez Edward Mathis David M- Merrick Ylda M638 Sherry MGSSGI' Farwell, Texas Littlefield, Texas Abernathy, Texas Lamesa, Texas Spur, Texas Levelland, Texas Hurrying to the bath. no PM f l l :A lliqgfg I' 1 iii' -J- f'i,e'?r2fi 5'1 a Janice M. Michulka Kenneth M- Miller Crosbybon, Texas Levelland, Texas Shirlee I. Miller Levelland, Texas f NUFFUS Sharon J. Minchew Emory J. Minium Larry 0. Mitchell Denver City, Texas Aztec, New Mexico Seagraves, Texas ici Q 915+ ,per-4. wr' ill .. X l l . Q Diana K. Mobley David A. Mock Jeannie G. Moore Albert T. Morris Mary A. Mullaney Melody F. Murphy New Deal, Texas Post, Texas Spur, Texas Colorado City, Texas El Paso, Texas Levelland, Texas life, A fx -iv, David E. McKinley Daniel A. Neal Deletta A. Nebhut Sharon E. Neff Barbara I. Newbold Righard L, Newcomb Brownfield, Texas Brady, Texas Morton, Texas McAdoo, Texas Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas 'ASD T' 5 Katherine A. Newsom Delwin T. Newton Mike A. Oden Karen S. Olson Elizabeth E. Palmer Gustavo B. Pando Smyer, Texas Enochs, Texas Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Kermit, Texas ,. Lois M. Parker Gregory L. Patridge Brett L. Paxton Susan M. Payne Gregory W. Pearson Lubbock, Texas Plainview, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Happy, Texas Judy C. Pearson Anton, Texas 2 Daniel B. Pender Randy W. Pierce Robert D. Pierce Thomas E. Powe Glenda G, Price McLean, Texas Sudan, Texas White River Lake, Lubbock, Texas Levelland, Texas Texas James Putman Muleshoe, Texas .. Jeffrey Quisenberry Billie J. Raines Roseanne J. Rawlins Vicky N. Ray Charlie Reasoner MOITOII, TGXHS Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Olbon, Texas Smyer, Texas Glenn A. Rebber Friona, Texas 4955... gas Igggk Hia, ig, ish! 'frffi N-if YI ..' 'JV Roy W. Redding Butch Reed James T. Reed Joe D. Reed Marianne J. Reed Spur, Texas Denver City, Texas Levelland, Texas Seagraves, Texas Levelland, Texas 1 -'5, v--'rr N--mb' Rosalinda Reyes Elsa E. Reyna Kathy L. Rice Margaret Richardson Kent N. Rinewalk Morton, Texas Levelland, Texas Sudan, Texas Bula, Texas Lamesa, Texas N1- Randal L. Reid Levelland, Texas Nancy H. Riojas Pamela J. Roberts Randall C. Roberts Bonnie Robertson Dale M. Robertson Barry P. Robinson Seminole, Texas Levelland, Texas Plainview, Texas Andrews, Texas Marble Falls, Texas Levelland, Texas l .gf Bobby J. Robinson Gordon M. Robinson Vicki R. Robinson Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Lazabuddie, Texas L l A . David L. Roden Monty C. Rodgers David Rodriquez Littlefield, Texas Whitharral, Texas Anton, Texas 1' -flu.. ,X 1-it gf---9 '16 6-,-nw, N, 'il 3, Debra D. Rudd William M. Ryzicka Nancy Sanders Pernicia Savage Ira F. Schlenker Billie Schwartz Muleshoe, Texas Friona, Texas Abernathy, Texas Littlefield, Texas Friona, Texas Levelland, Texas . ., 'Ol - pw-D' ---' ' Cowboy Saturday night , gs ask .a -wiv Brenda Scott Debbie Seale Doyle L Searsy Muleshoe Texas Levelland Texas Levelland Texas SJ: Q--v Janet R. Setliff Roy Sexton Clifford D. Shannon Littlefield, Texas Brownfield, Texas Vernon, Texas , H V H W, 1 ,. wg.: - 41 3-v' F225 W' , V5 , ,R- , .x W n ,, ,A A -Q4 in 'Q L. -can if 'hssvf' ..: , -V. Y x 141' ,ms ml I if ,' v All Carolyn S. Terry Pamela S. Thacker Eddie D. Thetford Richard G. Thomas Terry A. Thomas Vance H. Thomas Kermit, Texas Sundown, Texas Ropesville, Texas Colorado City, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Allen R. Thrasher Shari I. Timberlake Linda G. Tipton Perry M. Tipton Vicki E. Todd Leslie G. Tousek Floydada, Texas Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas Loop, Texas Seymour, Texas Johnny H. Tubb Joe E. Turner Troy D. Turner Manuel Valdez Joe Bill Varderman Larry D. Vick Wellman, Texas Fluvanna, Texas Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas Levelland, Texas Pep, Texas James D. Wall Dicky M. Wallace Seymour, Texas Post, Texas 2:1- : 'S-an Jo E.'Warren Lloyd Warren Jr. Fastest man in and out. Brownfield, Texas Quanah, Texas ' in--'Y Ronald K. Warshaw Wilson, Texas There's a hair in my pie! Janith E, Welch Levelland, Texas Patsy L. Westbrook Rebecca White Vickie'A. Whitfield Aaron Williams Deborah J. Williams Ricky Williams Vernon, Texas Fluvanna, Texas Seagraves, Texas Denver City, Texas Levelland, Texas Hobbs, New Mexico lr' -'sv Sandra E. Williams Shirley Wills Tommie G. Wilson Jerry L. Womack Larry Wood Ronald G. Woods Sudan, Texas Levelland, Texas Meadow, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Midland, Texas 56' 'Q' -'17 Tj Larita Wynn Michael D. Yates Gail L. Yeary Mary Ann Young Lynn Zickefoose William R. Zielinski 74 Brownfield, TBXHS Lamesa, Texas Levelland, Texas Vernon, Texas Lubbock, Texas Morton, Texas vm. Mb is-'SEZ-2' 4976.3 xx Nix Freshman Leaders Jon Crunk, Levelland, Texas President KN ot Picturedj Vic Shea, Levelland, Texas Vice-President Sandra Dunlap, Levelland, Texas Secretary , , Eff,-gm. T 'gifig-:gee , :e YY-meme -4 fp mae. 1- XI. gel wif '-q.f'f All Robert Acevedo Martha Adams Rita Adams George Adkisson Joyce Albus Kenneth Albus Dimmitt, Texas Bovina, Texas Seagraves, Texas O'Brien, Texas Pep, Texas Pep, Texas Olivia Alcazar Gregory Alexander Rex Allsup Rita Altman Deanna Anderson Lily Armstrong Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Dimmitt, Texas Smyer, Texas Kermit, Texas Brownfield, Texas Randal Armstrong Suzanne Ashmore Eddie Askew Serita Askew Loop, Texas Whiteface, Texas Brownfield, Texas O'Donnell, Texas Carla Banning Ernest C. Barkley Cindy Barnard Bledsoe, Texas Morton, Texas Levelland, Texas Carolyn Bass ' Otis Bass Elizabeth Bazan 76 Brownfield, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas -al -27' Kenny Bacon Mary Baker Clarendon, Texas Jayton, Texas 1' -11- Western Day . . . fun? -'sr' ,A Q Debra Beesinger Tommye Bell Ricky Bennett Vicki Benson Priscilla Bently Darrell Betts Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Andrews, TeXaS Lubbock, Texas Morton, Texas Bin H QQ if Larry Belberry J amce Benham Terry Billingsley Sammie Bingham Teresa Bingham Helen Black Post Texas Levelland Texas Levelland Texas Loop Texas Seagraves, Texas Littlefield, Texas 1 jim l 1 . i if lf:-. Vickie Blackshear Phyllis Blair Bernardo Blanco James Boles Hugo Borrego Brenda Borum Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Seagraves, Texas Sundown, Texas Van Horn, Texas Brownfield, Texas 3' Carolyn Breedlove Rebecca Brewer Debra Bridges Candyce Brown Cynthia Brown Alvan Brownlee Lamesa, Texas Post, Texas Levelland, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Adrian, Texas iii' Gary Bryson William Bulls Deborah Burran Jackie Burris Paula Burroughs Debra Burrows Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Seagraves, Texas Levelland, Texas Artesia, New Mexico 77 'K W, L-'Z-J +. le. l .v, . ii, .V ,. I with , 4 'vrlfl 'hi- xuln . . -, V Michael Burt Cheri Butler Thelma Butler Pep, Texas Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas l .. Y N I f , f H ' ew wx V y mga y . 1 -B T I 'TY ll -4-1 an X , L l vi 1-nh 1 1 -a 'A ' f'1L,'IQ.l' . , ' W . Glenna Butner Benny Cadenhead Lee Camacho Levelland, Texas Morton, Texas Brownfield, Texas I. l , V A , I 'N , I if f If f '2Q . l Guadalupe Cardenas David Carlton Dixie Carter Bill Casey Albert Castillo Sharron Caswell Whitharral, Texas Friona, Texas Littlefield, Texas Lubbock, Texas Sundown, Texas Anton, Texas 'C' 9.-ji' Shryl Cates gs, 'il A David Cathey James Chadwick Betty Chandler Kathy Chappell Truett Childers Floydada, Texas Brownfield, Texas Farwell, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Floydada, Texas Dimmitt, Texas . ' B- .,.-, i Vicky Childress Sundown, Texas 1 ll -A a Hong Loon Chiu Diana Church Billie Clement Sue Cleveland Christy Clevenger Hong Kong Brownfield, Texas Anton, Texas Plains, Texas Whitharral, Texas 'A is ffm! . 'I' we , K , Thomas Clevenger V Karen Cohorn Carolyn Cole Troy N. Coleman H Anton, Texas Lamesa, Texas Hart, Texas Levelland, Texas Wk' Nina Conaway Karen Cone Lamesa, Texas Pettit, Texas 2 td' ,sr sna- ---1-13 if -JUN hifw Ruth Conlee Christine Contreras Don Cook May Dell Cook Beverly Cooper Deabarra Cooper Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Brownfield, Texas Post, Texas tif Sharon Cooper Candace Copeland Joseph Copeland Ricky Copp Leah Ann Gotham Carolyn Cox Jal, New Mexico Levelland, Texas Lockney, Texas Floydada, Texas Brownfield, Texas Coyanosa, Texas 12 4- fl! Thomas Cox Bonham, Texas V ,-.- :I Mary Lee Cray Steve Crockett Petersburg, Texas Morton, Texas I fmmdq' IU! 'N -r--7 Jon Crunk Mary Cruz Jane Culbertson Levelland, Texas Amherst, Texas Las Vegas, New Mexico VL L ,, V- .fl ,x T... '-f J, , E . 1 - Y- - 'H . l f - ,M f, Y, rg, ,.-,., Avi. ., , .-. i,- l, -, -. -5, I- ' V ,-,l1,,,,,:.hH,- 1 ,, , ,I iq.,-I T - -r':: .' , 1,. ..' XD... .,'.,..L....--L . .- f- V .-.J-,,, 11 ,. Hurry we're winning. xiii' -'I 5' ,- fwsi- guns' vdii- Wanda Dalton Abel Davalos Jerry Davis Levellandl Texas Sundown, Texas Bledsoe, Texas .id -.?, 9 A ,.-,, 1 , 'au ' What a shot! Against the wind too. Cynthia Day Sandra Dedmon X Jesse DeLeon Kermit, Texas Miami, Texas Levelland, Texas Wi- 4 ma- I A Ml William Demel Elaine Dobmeier Judy Dodd Linda Doty Sandra Dunlap Janice Durrett Pep, Texas Nazareth, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Sudan, Texas Levelland, Texas Abernathy, Texas iff Linda EarI1eSt Barbara Edwards Connie Elliott Cynthia Elkins Howard Elmore Demetrio Escalante Brownfield, Texas Denver City, Texas Sundown, Texas Olton, Texas Friona, Texas Morton, Texas NFS .,- ns, ,ali Olga Esparza Tom Estes Beverly Evins Amanda Falkenbury Barbara Fannon Nasir Farooqi Rails, Texas Lamesa, TeXaS Muleshoe, Texas Denver City, Texas Plainview, Texas Hyderabad, Pakistan E I I I 1 1 -1- Gilbert Garza Julie Gier Hamad Ghannadian Charles Gilbert Kenneth Golden Seagraves, Texas Levelland, Texas Iran Sundown, Texas Colorado City, Texas i LJ John Gonzales Slaton, Texas -fn I-sex ...,,,,? 5331? Mafia Gonzales Jackie G0l'd0I1 Steve Graf Johnny Graham Jimmy Gray Steven Gray Lllblwek, Texas POST-1 Texas Levelland, Texas Whitharral, Texas Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas 4i32' C1 '1-.47 X- iQ Lloyd Greene Thomas Griffin Susan Griffing Gerald Grusendorf James Haden Janice Hall C1'0sbYff0l'1, Texas Gail, Texas Tah0ka, Texas Morton, Texas Lubbock, Texas Morton, Texas I: fa- T? 175 '1! 'Tb' '?'T1b Debbie Hammerle Mary Lou Hancock Darla Hanlin Rachel Harlan William D. Harman Joan Harper Garland, Texas H9-PPY, Texas Littlefield, Texas Littlefield, Texas Dimmitt, Texas Sudan, Texas Donnie Harris Eldon Harris Rebecca Harris Winnie Harrison Patricia Heath Edgar Hatchel Monahans, Texas Colorado City, Texas Morton, Texas Levelland, Texas Denver City, Texas Wilson, Texas I7 x I ' , --af nl A .4 1: fy ,il A ' ' 7 I ' A 0 ,Q .o I O ,- v X 1 Q 1 . fxx ' . ff? ... 5.1.3 .u - Q 'Q sk , K U A X ffm N, 1 or' ' 5 -:AA V uf. .W 19' .vw ,1 - . JV. V ' A ' ' -1, f Mus- v 1 ' VP., - 'N 1 ?9,,. L W. . fs., 5 .y .P 1 0 I I X . 0. . A .. 4' , 1 'TP Q'ff- x3.'H'T1.Z'7h .l'. 1 ,: 12 , l '- I --551 Pam Husky Mohammed Iqbal Fayzell Jackson Janice Jackson Steven Jackson SUSZUIU Jackson Lubbock, Texas Pakistan Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas Pearce, Arizona Bmwnfleldf Texas Hassein Jafari Vicki Jarvis Debralea Jennings Kelly Jennings Bryan Jenkins Mike Jester Iran Memphis, Tennessee Lazbuddie, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Victor Jeter Eddie Johnson Mark Johnson Janice Jones John Jones Rodney Jones Brownfield, Texas Littlefield, Texas Brownfield, Texas Ropesville, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana Brownfield, Texas .ia-.v ' Anthony Joplin Jo Ann Justus Jo Ann Keefer Cooper, Texas Crosbyton, Texas Levelland, Texas , L...... Help I'm drowning. Howard Kemp James Kemp Debra Kennedy Levelland, Texas Post, Texas Levelland, Texas 123' Steve Kennedy Clevey Kerbey Judy Kidd Gary Kincanon Keri Kirby Kay Kirkendall Colorado City, Texas Plains, Texas Spur, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Dimmitt, Texas Crosbyton, Texas bill: Billy Kiser Donna Kilmer Andy Kitchens Joan Kuehler Justin Lane Rick Langham Anton, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Morton, Texas Levelland, Texas Brownfield, Texas is 42-3 Jim Lawson Eddie Lee John Liddell Charles Light Phil Lockwood Cynthia Long Brownfield, Texas Lubbock, Texas Brownfield, Texas Colorado City, Texas Manor, Texas Goodland, Texas George Loya Olivia Loya Simon Lozada Tim Lucas Delores Lunsford Sharon Maddera El Paso, Texas Seminole, Texas Lamesa, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Y A' 'T-5:5 x 'i James Maddox Steve Maines Shirlee Manuel Cathy Mardis Micheline Marina Mike Martin Lamesa, Texas Lubbock, Texas Post, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Morton, Texas Lubbock, Texas Sharon Martin Sue Martin Connie Martinez Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas SHEEP' It s fun for some. Guadalupe Martinez Mary Massey Donald Matthews Ropesville, Texas Plainview, Texas Levelland, Texas Guy May Joy May Marilyn Mead Patricia Medrano Troy Melugin ' Billy Messer Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Denver City, Texas Anton, Texas Wilson, Texas Levelland, Texas Dorthy Middleton Louis Mejia Adron Miller Deborah Miller Rdnald Miller ,Beverly Minyard Sundown, Texas Littlefield, Texas Lubbock, Texas Crosbyton, Texas Sudan, Texas Whiteface, Texas Deborah Mitchell Debra Modawell Carolyn Mongrain James Moore Mearl Moore Diane Morales Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Guthie, Texas Lorenzo, Texas Morton, Texas Anton, Texas 1 w I 1 i 1 1 William McReynolds Barbara McSpadden Martha Nance Nellie Navarro Kenna Jo Neavitt Randy Neill Ralls, Texas Lubbock, Texas Levelland, Texas Brownfield, Texas Houston, Texas Tulia, Texas hd. ,fb 4 Debbie Nelson Jimmy NGISOH Michele Neunaber Brenda Newbrough Connie Newsom Betty Nichols Lubbock, Texas Midland, T6XaS Lubbock, Texas Bovina, Texas Smyer, Texas Morton, Texas ff? Fidencio Ocampo Kathy O'Neil Bill Palmer Judy Park David Parker Leann Parson Smyer, Texas Lamesa, Texas Levelland, Texas Tahoka, Texas Jayton, Texas Levelland, Texas Debbie Patterson Frenchie Patterson Patti Pendleton Evangeline. Perez Franklin Perry Cindy Phelan Seymour, Texas Morton, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Plainview, Texas Levelland, Texas Carolyn Phillips Ronald Phillips Noemi Pina Angela Pickett Nancy Pinkert Littlefield, Texas Levelland, Texas Crosbyton, Texas Sudan, Texas Levelland, Texas .gf-'vs an-fs Y T Ri' Mark Plunkett Dvflalfi POITCI' Cindy Posey Red Springs, Texas Brownfield, Texas Abernathy, Texas 5,39 I...-e ?' q,,.,-T, Lanita Powell Debbie Prince Tommy Pugh Maple, Texas Amarillo, Texas Levelland, Texas ag 'f Iii' ZS -'gr if Bonnie Putman Sue Pye Teresa Quezada Margaret Rangel Vicki Renfro Amy Renner Lamesa, Texas Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Littlefield, Texas Tahoka, Texas Friona, Texas 'TMP' fiat if I. 9 '24- Q-ff 'Y' Joe Rice Kathy Richardson Gary Richerson Judy Riley Morton, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Hale Center, Texas Levelland, Texas Lamesa, Texas Susan Reyes Pat Reynolds 03' Emma Rios Rebecca Rios Susie Ritchie Marie Roberts Owen Roberts J8IliC6 R0bel'11S0Y1 Uvalde, Texas Brownfield, Texas Bovina, Texas Levelland, Texas Whiteface, Texas Jayton, Texas l 1 Jerry Robertson Ted Robertson Opal Robinson Barbara Roe Joe Ruiz Gwendolyn Rundell Jayton, Texas Levelland, Texas Lubbock, Texas Sundown, Texas Springlake, Texas Farwell, Texas - 'Q ..!lJ Rickey Rushing Monteza Saberi George Saldivar Daniel Sams DaLoma Sanders Donnie Sanders Burnet, Texas Iran Lamesa, Texas Whiteface, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas six 9 .av il GT' usi- 1-1- Marina Saueedo Bruce Savage Helena Savala Lamelva Schaffner Anthony Schlottman Jerry Scoggin Levelland, Texas Lamesa, Texas Littlefield, Texas Lubbock, Texas Pep, Texas Muleshoe, Texas L Y I f V' s '51 p.,n ip-'fl ...ll , 1 !- I -aku-43 ka,--15, Ax ve-1 Jerry Scott James Sears Debra Sellers 5 V .HQ-nl,-+1,,, Lubbock Texas Wolforth, Texas Lamesa, Texas f ---- ' sei-funn, 2: X gated l 3 H -5' was e1 fl 55,5 l 'ln 1 -5113 59- 'I 1 -Pi' 1 lsqswaasn' A M aware 1+ 1 Q.. - vi vi we T 1-f .- 1 ,, 1 ' S275-'ffffpa . 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Soria Marianne Soria Terry Sowder Donald Spears Plainview, Texas Levelland, Texas Littlefield, Texas Littlefield, Texas Bula, Texas Lubbock, Texas Ronald Spears Paula Spence Danny Spradley Tommy Stanaland Leia Starker Debbie Stavinoha Lubbock, Texas Levelland, Texas Anton, Texas Jayton, Texas Happy, Texas Seymour, Texas H ' Q-1'-ff Beverly Stephens Eddie Stephenson Thresa Stewart Marian Stokes Matthew Street Wayne Streety Levelland, TGXBS Levelland, TGXHS Levelland, Texas Dimmitt, Texas Muleshoe, Texas Littlefield, Texas It ,ft Barbara Streiff Michael Stroope Terry Stroud Bobby Stutsman Billy Suggs David Sutherland Levelland, Texas Smyer, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Brownfield, Texas Richardson, Texas ans '75 ,485 , Ph3YldSak Sflbllnga Kathy Swaringen Jolene Sweeney Frances Taylor Darrell Teague Edward Terry Bangkok, Thailand Girard, TGXN Littlefield, Texas B!'0W1'1field, Texas Levelland, Texas Farwell, Texas HX- 'inf Kathie Trull McAdoo, Texas Robert Treadway Levelland, Texas 'irvxvs '. Gary Tuggle Don Vardeman Eddie Verette Andy Vinson Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Morton, Texas 1 . 1 ' x 1 II I ll il. f l ll I J '. S N-M, bl I -.J Cynthia Waller Judy Ward Micki Ward Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Indian Springs, Nevada rin f-an Melody Waters Anton, Texas Stan Waters Virginia Watson Brownfield, Texas Tulia, Texas B 3311, I r Bobby Watt Levelland, Texas 'ii Sue Welborn Billy Welch Lamesa, Texas Levelland, Texas its Orval Wheeler Patsy White Rita White Joyce Wilcher Barbara Wilkinson Kathy Williams Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Lamesa, Texas Levelland, Texas Whitharrel, Texas 013: Darrell Willingham Nanci Wills Thomas Wilson Jodi Withrow Kathy Wittner Wanda Wolfenberger Brownfield, Texas Levelland, Texas Levelland, Texas Sudan, Texas Maple, Texas Sundown, Texas Marsha Wood Cathy Wyatt Janet Wylie Andrew Yau Charles Young Deborah Young Sundown, Texas Canadian, Texas Dimmitt, Texas Hong Kong Littlefield, Texas Loop, Texas Abdullah Zamel Benita Zapata Mary Zielinski Alkhobar Slaton, Texas Morton, Texas I'm just not cut out for Texas hats. ii' rf, ORGANIZATIONS N114 rfk .,,. ? xifj ,' .,,-.' ,'1',4f-,11: fvl 'uf' ,- -. , All girl organization, provides a basis for SPC coeds to partici- pate in civic, community, and campus activities. The Kadettes is a limited membership organi- zation and only those coeds who are Willing to give of themselves for the benefit of others and for the college are invited to become members. Kadettes Cecilia Holdman Carolyn Breedlove Janice Jones Robbie Birdwell Ellen Williams Vicki James Annette Simon Debbie Patterson Ginger Inman Cindy Brown Debbie Prince Betty Godsey Debbie Hammerle Jane Ellen Culberson Debbie Nelson Candy Brown 1. Alfred Garcia 2. Emiliano Marquez 3. Olga Esparza 4. Nancy Riojas 5. Rosemary Gonzales 96 Benita Zapata Olivia Loya Lilieaster Hernandez Reyna Briseno Larry Amaro 7. 5 5 'llql Donna Garner Janet Wylie Amy Renner Cindy Barnerd Paula Green Kathy Kirkpatrick Candace Copeland Resie Hoover Los Tejanos Encourage educat1on among the Mexican- Americans in the area, and encourage partici- pation of Mexican- American students in college activities. Los Tejanos sponsors an im- portant event on cam- pus called Tejano Day, on this day high school seniors are invit- ed to visit the campus to view college life in ac- tion. 1. Tom Selman, sponsor 2. Royce Waltrip, sponsor 3. Bobby Funk 4. Mike Box 5. Mark Quisenberry 6. John Hammerle 7. David Roden 8 . Bill Ryzicka . Jose Questa . David Wheeler . Martin Valenzuela . Barry Robinson . Danny Ellington 9 10 11 12. Eddie Lee 13 14 15. Andrew Yau Flaming Spurs .f Z' . ' 1 '- ff ,L u 'I is ls u 5 1 q 7- 5 n. I4 + n 1 Billy Boggs Sid Johnson Greg Alexander Don Vardeman Bobby Garrett Malachi Wiggins Ron Stroud Bill Palmer David Roden David Durham, sponsor Mark Quisenberry Mike Jester Travis Spears, sponsor. Bill Vardeman David Golightly Gene Galloway Tommy Pugh Steve Gray Thomas Wilson Rodney Dunson Circle K . A part of the international Ki- wanis family, em- phasizing com- munity and cam- pus service, per- sonal develop- ment, leadership training, and in- volvement. Mem- bers may partici- pate in social ac- tivities as Well as Working on proj- ects for the bene- fit of others. Promote school spirit, Work at the ball games taking tickets and encouraging the Texans to victory. I 1 I N n 12 is f+ ,, I5 I7 li I! lo X s 97 Young Democrats Barry Robinson John Hammerle Kelly Jennings Maliachi Wiggins Beverly Stevens Andrew Yau Bobby Funk , Jose Cuesta Lou Ann Hines Nancy Sanders Janice Jones Mohammed Elhalabi Annette Simon .gi v Mr Stanley Sponsor Joel Franks Bill Brattam Don Yates Scott Cummings 6. Bill Hodges 7. Charles Whitfield 8. Terry Stroud Cam-Vets The Cam Vets fCampus Veteransj orgar zation provides for a better social outlet al additional recreational opportunities, pr vide a service for their fellow students, cor munity, and nation and to instill a higher d gree of American loyalty and patriotism c campus. The Cam-Vets sponsor and partic pate in intramural events. II' The Officers are: 1. Scott Cununings, Reporter . Charles Whitfield, Secretary-Treasurer . Bill Hodges, President . Martin Valenzuela, Vice-President lNot Picturedj 2 3 4 5. Joel Franks, Representative QNot Picturedj v M 1' ,L . X N J ., .,,, J . 1 Drama Club Drama Club members are responsible for the staging and performance of all dramatic -perform- ances of the academic year. These members are enrolled in either a drama or speech education course of the fall or spring semes- rr ter. It is from this group that the contest play for . kr the annual Junior College Play Festival is cast. 'ffl?'?f'1?45il-'i H 2' 'rim f hull ,Ig C -fy ' nf ui I , ,, 6 ' 7 u ' , . IO . 1 , ' K mbers Are 1 Patrice Stroud, 2. Terri Gerick, 3. Tanya Carver, 4. Pam Huskie, 5. Sandy Jones, 6. Rachel Jones, 7. Wiggins 8 Steve Henderson, 9. Major Howard, 10. Gary Halford, 11. Janet Setliff, and 12. Michael Swaringen. Louann Hines Larry Jones Shannon Adams Cindy Gunn Maliki Wiggins Brenda Bryant Debbie Bridges DeLoma Sanders Dwaine Davis Linda Earnest Pam Morris I1 Pizzicato Il Pizzicato is designed for anyone interested in any phase of the field of music. Members are not required to be music ma- jors, simply music lovers. Each month a musical pro- gram is presented to the club. Kathy Daniel Gerald Mounce O Deborah Young s 3 N Flip church ' 8 V ' Q 1 ff Gary Gann A Skip Skinner H N 1' Larry Jewell Jack Gordon Jerry Brian . Lynn Searsy V - I Laugh 99 Club members not pic- tured are: Mahmood Amarlou, Mohamed Elhal- abi, Hamid Ghannadian, Kashayar Mahmoodian, Amine Makarem, Riod Makarem, Nasain Tamiz- Tousi, and Salah Zahar. International Club Stimulate interest in the affairs, cus- toms, arts, folkways, and geography of foreign lands. The club offers its mem- bers a better under- standing and insight of international viewpoints and ideas. Students interested in foreign affairs, and all foreign lan- guage students are welcomed for mem- The International Club bership. Members are: 1. Abdullah Alzamel, 2. Mr. Masters, sponsor, 3. Hossein J afari, 4. Phandsak Sribunga, 5. Edison Chiu, 6. Hangthong Twmuattana, 7. Abdullah Zamel, 8. Charley Swatdipholphallop, 9. David Wheeler, 10 Abdul Salam Anshasi, 11. Mr. Gonzales, sponsor, 12. Hassan Reyhandeh, 13. Bahram Paymean, 14. Mehraz Espili, 15 An drew Yau, 16. Beverly Stevens, 17. Emma Rios, 18. Faye Butler, 19. Shirley Manuel. 2 IS 'F H' 1 N Phi Theta Kappa Members of Phi Theta Kappa are: 1. Kenneth Mil- ler, 2. Lloyd Hoelsher, 3. Barry Robinson, 4. An- drew Yau, 5. Bret Paxton, 6. Ruth Ann Blanken- ship, 7. Karen Olsen, 8. Jose Questa, 9. Janice Mi- chulka, 10. Linda Faubus, 11. Carlene Brown, 12. Zeta Hooper, 13. Jo Rains, 14. Barbara Huckabee, 15. Candace Balch, 16. Nixie Sullivan, and 17. Marcy Ann Glumpler. Phi Theta Kappa A nation-wide honorary fraternity for junior college students of which SPC's Kappa Mu Chapter is a part. To be eligible for membership, students must be enrolled full time in an academ- ic or technical program which is de- signed to transfer to a four-year college, achieve a 3.50 GPA the semester before invitation to join, and maintain a 3.25 GPA after invitation. Membership can- not exceed 10'7b of the student body. Eli- gibility for Phi Theta Kappa is the high- est academic honor possible for junior college students. Kappa Mu attempts to work on campus through service proj- ects. 100 The International Club is sponsored by Mr. Master s and Mr. Gonzales . A Baptist Student Union Q i I , . ,g ,,,'1r ,rg Pictured above is the Executive Advisory Council. The council is responsible for planning and promoting the purpose of the BSU on campus. ON TOP ROW, Left to Right are: Dwain Davis, Melody Murphey, Kathie Trull, Beth Palmer, Connie EI- liott, Glenda Price, and Sandra Courtney. ON THE FRONT ROW, Left to Right are: Larry Jewell, Jim Taylor, Gerald Mounce, and Barry Robinson. The BSU serves noon lunch each Thursday. A Christian student organization, the B.S.U. is student led, Christ centered, and church orientated. The Union is interested in enlistment, evangelism, mission, and action. The basic purpose is to lead stu- dents into vital, exciting relationship With Jesus Christ and to help them integrate this relation- ship into every area of life. The Union is a place Where Baptist students can meet, worship, study, and find fellow- ship. Membership is of- fered at all times to all students. '5-ln. aafggii I W A I l :Jf',fi5Zy, . o Q. Lf Wx. Q7 71 .AN x in i A ii 101 tudent Education Association The Student Education Asso- - ciation is a state- wide organization affiliated , with the Texas State Teachers Associa- tion and the Na- tional Education Association. The Club is designed to give the pro- spective educator an insight into his '4- Ah., .A 1 . f+...,, H- ., A. ..,,.,, . future profession. ' ' 'rf'- J Club Members are: 1. John Hammerle, 2. Judy Parks, 3. Vicki James, 4. Vic Shea, 5. Janice Jones, 6. Candy Brown, 7. Kathy Hobbs, 8. Robbie Birdwell, 9. Tommy Pugh, 10. Bill Ryzicka, 11. Rosemary Gonzales, 12. Cindy Barnard, 13. ?, 14. , C, QDQ, 9 Cindy Brown, 15. ?, 16. Phyllis Blair, 17. Howard Kemp, 18. Ellen Williams, 19. Eddie Lee, 20. Barbara Streiff, 21. Teresa AQ y , , .f '9 ,, H 51 7 X ' if Mitchell, 22. ?, 23. Ruthie Smith, 24. Wanda Dalton, 25. Jane Wilson, 26. Barry Robinson, 27. Steve Gray, 28. Pam Morris, I2 5 1 29. Reisie Hoover, 30. Forrest Guess, 31. Joe Bill Vardeman, 32. Jose Questa, 33. ?, 34. Allen Cash, and 35. Billy Welch. S.E.A. Officers From Left to Right: 1. Vic Shea, 2. Teresa Mitchell, 3. Bobby Funk, 4. Jane Wilson, 5. Wanda Dalton, 6. Phyllis Blair, 7. Jose Questa, and 8. John Hammerle. 'I 102 1-y-' ' J, -FK. 'J. j' 1 x lx Q 5 tra 'Z ul- ' . 1 , ' ,diff P . . ggfif r Office Education Association fJ '. 'Y1. Eva Perez Shlrley Miller Deann Anderson Vickie Renfroe Kay Kxrkendall 17. Zeta Hooper 18. Mrs. Lunette Dickson 19. Donna Baird ' 9. Christi Clevenger 20- Debbie Miller 10. Deana Morales 11. Annette Simon Janice Hall Linda Earnest Mrs. Deane Bridges Barbara Newbold Gwen Rundell 6. Christi Alderson 7. Dathy Chappell - 8. Helen Savala Qspfd G ... 21. Debbie Burrier Sponsors: Mrs. Bridges and Mrs. Dickson. Office Education Association provides youth group experiences for enrollees in business and of- ' 1 fice education programs. STudents have an oppor- .K .5 ,-My ,-,UQ .4--.1 '13, -- ..', ww h. is , ww . l tunity to learn leadership through the club's.pro- gram of working with those who are on the job in an individual's personal career-objective area to help them decide if this is what they want. A , . Officers: - ' Q ' l.' Deanna Anderson, Secretary Q ,,, t'2j'f3 2. Christy Clevenger, neporter ' - 3. Annette Simon, Historian ' . 4. Shirlee Miller, President ' NOT SHOWN: 1. Ann Albus, Vice-President 2. Donna Garner, Treasury 103 Data Processing 1 WW 1. Ronald Draper 2. Stephen Bryan 3. Dwight Funk 4. Paula Allison 5. Sharron Sorelle 6. Cynthia Elkins 7. Cheryl Kaltwasser 8. Dick Zielinski 9. Karen Draper 10. Paula Bell - Sponsor Teresa Quezaaa Annette Simon Denneth Miller Malachi Wiggins Ann Barnhart, Sponsor Bill Ryzicka Rosemary Gonzales Donald Porter Dick Zielinski Clifford Kreitz ll- ,L 9 I0 ix Science Club The Science Club is set up to encourage ,A the interest of students in the varied fields hi y of science. The club's meetings consist of speakers, discussions, slide presentations, I , pl and field trips. They sponsor the annual .f Hockley County Sclence Fair in the spring. 4 1 l. Kenneth Miller M' I 2. Bin Ryzicka 3. Donald Porter 4. Gary Gray 5. H. L. McLaurin 6. Mary Ann Golden 4 7. Mrs. Gail'Burrier 8. Joy May 9. Debra Mitchell Los Creados Club Members of the Club: Ronnie Miller, Billy Kiser, president, Beth Helton, Reporter, Joy May, Glen Corder, Pernecia Savage Ed- itor, Jodi Withrow, Carolyn Cole, Julie and Bill Hughes, Sponsors, George I-Ienslet, Sandra Dunlap, Secretary, Gary Kincan- non, Dwight Horton, Gail Yeary, Vice- President, Theresa'Stewart, Assistant Edi- bor. Los Creados 1 sponsored by the Churches of Christ, but members are welcomed from any denomination. The name Los Creados means The Created and the purpose of the club is that each member be a new creature for Christ. The club is de- signed to offer the student a variety of religious expression and recreation. 105 . xl Kelly Jenning Karen Olsen Sandy Jones Delwin Jones Janice Benham Kathy McMannis LaNelle Gregory Sandy Dedmond Clifford Smith Bonnie Robertson Marvanna Cave 3 I N Q 4 3 4 5 ! lp 'I Club Sponsors Are: Coach W. A. Wise, Mrs. Mary Shea, and Larry Roberts. -rm., . -.,- ,K Q 'UH' V.-isfivfiiiqif-tr' . As.f,!g.'1'4 S. x'.?.', 'H .:':,'l?.3: N u Physical Education Majors Club . . 1 - ,,,,V.,., ,. - .- H . ... . A.-' .A 1-'aw'-4.-,,. 'muy . 1- - ,'b..-V., .V .'A I'+-'jlg',ig. , HC-' 'L 2' . 13:2 7' . ' ', - - '- , , ..,, ,ff - E4,'fgf:l'-53--':g1f'f.-- 1 2f,r J f'.-'15 . . ' - Z A ' ' '- - 'riff'-'Q' ' if-ww. '15 fff- V - mf . 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The Club also assists in various physical education workshops which are instrumental in improving the interest and skill in' recrea- tional activities. The club meetings consist of films, speakers, and ac- tivities in the area of health, recreation, and physical education. Alpha Phi Omega Organizes E? V f. Mvlv' lg 'z,,i. will, xx llsl' ' iliwli 0' f T L' vp-I .- . . I -an Alpha Phi Omega, the National Service Fraternity for college and university men, has organized a chapter on the South Plains College campus. Alpha Phi Omega QAPOJ was founded at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania in 1925, and today it is the largest national service fra- ternity with over 400 college and university chapters. Since its found- ing more than 110,000 men have joined APO, and among its members have been many distinguished Americans including United States Senators, state governors, presidential advisors and cabinet officials and a U.S. Astronaut who took an APO pin to the moon with him. Because Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity, its major func- tion is to render service to the campus, community, chapter and na- tion. Each chapter tailors its program to its own campus and commu- nity. The purpose of this fraternity is to assemble college men in a na- tional service fraternity in the fellowship of the principles of the BSA to develop leadership, to promote friendship and provide service to humanity. It is emphasized that APO is not a Boy Scout organiza- tion and does not require that its members have been scouts in the past. Membership in Alpha Phi Omega does not imply all Work! The fra- ternity offers many chances for social as well as service activities. Mixers, dances, picnics, and parties . . . plus fellowship and service functions . . . are an integral part of the chapter program. s 7: t Jim Womack Rex Brooke Mike Box John Gresley Charlie Reasoner David Mill er Kenny Bryan Vayland Van Cleeve 7 df, J A 'UQN The Press Club is comprised of the members of the Plainsman Press staff, students of journalism, reporters of various organiza- tions, and people Working on college publications. The Press Club along with the Plainsman Press is pledged to keep the students, faculty, and administration informed as to the current events on campus. The Plainsman Press newspaper is free to all students who have paid their activity fee. Sponsor of the Press Club is Mr. Jim Cooper.' Jim Cooper Sponsor Aggw-Rodeo Club . ii.ixEMiiiil,l.ll51.9.3.l LL3'1'iTff i5 5..Y3' ?lf3QiL-.H1-e.- fu, . . L14.-.-.. 'S 2 s T? lar'-EQQQF -2 fi -, 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. . -X , ' A avg Q 9Q,gffg'1f I 9 ,, 0 5. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Mr. Robinson's son Bobby Robinson Johnny Weathers Terry Henry Joe Winters Don Hrable Warren Abbott Phillip Lockwood Kenneth Carpenter Lane Griffin Ronny Woods David Kuntz Carl Hall Brad Moore Officers: Jay Bird, President Susan Griffin, Secretary Joe Morris, Vice-President Kathy Himmel, Reporter Mr. Mayo and Mr. Robinso n, Sponsors N... Jay Bird Sam Field Annette Simon Jo Ann Justus Mary Lou Hancock Vickie Robinson Jackie Sims Kathy Hafley Brenda Scott Vickie Renfro Wayne Streety Elaine Dobmier Janet Wylie Vickie Whitfield Craig Barton Donnie Cannon Marilyn Patterson Susan Griffin Gail Bailey Jane Ellen Colbertson Rick Dill David Foster Red Workman Joe Morris Kathy Himmel Greg Pearson Eddie Stephenson Dan Yates 0 Sigma Mu Epsilon .QL- ii five Q . Randy Hall . Carolyn Cox . Jo Nevitt . Steve Flemming . Frances Cunningham . Barbara Fannon 1 2 3 4. Larry Gage 5 6 7 8. Perry Tipton 9 . Carla Corder . Robert Acevedo . Vickie,Whitfield . Debbie Fields . Lynn Zickefoose . Kathy Rice . Betty Godsey . Mike Milford . Ron Wimberley . David Watson . Owen Roberts . Debbie Nelson 10 11 12 13 14 15. Susie Ritchie 16 17 18 19 20 21 .. .JM ,. -.,,,g,. .-- ,. 4 Q I 9535: i l ',l'5,. -?' i? g5':lg?Sr:v,. l e. gg ,. ! - .-I A rm. ,Lg V The purpose of the Mid-Management Club is to help develop progressive leadership through the ex- ploration of vocational opportunities in the Mid-Man- agement field, to enable members to realize the im- portance of the aims, responsibilities and duties of professional managers and to strive to uphold the high standards of the profession, and to engender on the campus of South Plains College a respect for vo- cational education in general and management edu- cation in particular. Sponsors: Mrs. Lattimore Mr. Harris vb.. L 5,0 U 'QU of the Club are President, Pervis Bledsoeg Vice-President, Charles Mathisg Secretary, Conway Parllamentanan Steve Flemingg and Treasurer, Shirley Willis: of the Club are Nina Conway, Thomas Halton, Charles Mathis, Leonard Waites, Gail Willie Tafte Walter Smith Alley Willis, Rushy Moore, Pervis Bledsoe, David Golightly, Fleming Phyllis Blair Wayne Foley, Faye Butler, Glenn Fleming, and Joe Rize. A new club was formed on campus this year. The name of the new orga- nization is Vochais, meaning love. The groundwork for the new Black organization was laid out during the first semester in a series of meetings held by the Black students and sever- al faculty members and administra- tors. Advisors for the new club are Travis Spears, Sherly Foster, and Dean Earl Gerstenberger. Serving as ex-officio advisor is Dean Scott ,of Texas Technological University in Lubbock. The basic constitution of the Vo- chais Club has four major functions: to attempt to get ,more Black stu- dents to enroll at South Plains, to enable the Black student body to have a voice in various college activitiesg to su ort and arouse spirit for Black atiiietesg and to serve as a social out- let for Black students. In order to eliminate any doubts about its reasons for forming, the :lub placed various protections against overthrow, misuse, and misin- terpretation of its purposes in their constitutional b -laws. The Vochais glub is open for mem- bership to all students, no matter what their color as long as support the purposes and goals of the pro- gram. Members of the South Plains College Band are 3 l 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. M. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 'I'I2 Larry Amaro Cindy Bamard John Bates Greg Bulls Kay Clifton Don Cook Candie Copeland Dwain Davis Clifford Dunn Tim Elmore Olga Esparza Louann Hines Phineas Holmes Reisie Hoover Jackie Howell Donna Kisner Andy Kitchens Butch Lightfoot Tim Lucas Georgia Malbrough June Menchew Scott Miller Ronald Philips Gary Richerson Barry Robinson Nancy Sanders Neil Smith Donald Spears Ronald Spears Beverly Stephens Eddie Stephenson Janeth Welch if iriv- 4,gg, ,1.-1,,L 5 +1 LJ X lil TJ: ' so-1i'V'! 'V ',-,...ef : - The SPC Band is directed by Mr. Jack Nowlin. The SPC Choir is directedibv Mr. Harley Bulls. Shannon Adams Carolyn Breedlove Jerry Brian Debra Bridges Brenda Bryant Sheila Chambers Richard Church Carla Corder Franees Curmingham Kathy Daniel Dwain Davis Linda Earnest Members of the Choir are: Connie Elliott Demetrio Escalante Cindy Gann Gary Gann Jack Gordon Beth Helton Dusty Hensley Louann Hines Kathy Hobbs Larry Jewell Larry Jonex Edward Mathis Gerald Mounce Pamela Morris Debroah Patterson DaLoma Sanders Lynn Searsy Skip Skinner Ruthie Smith Michael Sowder Patrice Stroud Carolyn Terry Malachi Wiggins Deborah Williams Debbie Young ,Q Zzf D 4 ' ' 'nfs . up 'F' X-.. AJ, . - -gh-E' 51.-1 ,p ifzfvffk P I ff' ,gh 2 V , 3 , ' . T' l X H fx., ' , . 've F n -Y 4' l. 5 157 . :nf fu' s'f Ti 4 CUpper Right! Janice, alias the cat woman, leaps the highest buildings with one mighty leap. fAboveJ Barry Robinson absorbed in the activities on the stage. 'iff' ,.,-- 5-gn: -- few f '- tj vfj J- '-All ' 3 ' 4 ., 'fv1 .J,, ' F Q I U. - , K. . .AL .. I U A wr. 4 l Y .az l a-1 xklmill I lui' '12 .fl yllllv lR'iU'r lf1 -1l, '-'?- E K J ,. , , , Lt' gfvkv, W V I , .. lr . l f A l h v J I' 4 il 'S hy' 40' 'Q' nn 1 4-: Quick hide it the dorm mother cometh i. 1 --- .nl -A 1 , X f 4. . 37: fn NP' if is Y' w lip!-Q 'Mm my i Kzgxs Wh .v W: 'W' K 1 di 2 8 ' Ts! 1:1 '--A-. x ' ,?!G.f 2 Kadetts sponsor and operate a car wash for money needed for their many projects. Mr. Selman is always in there helping the club. ul, W vi - . a'.'.z.1.......-4-W, 'i E-'Ill-T?V'v' I 73 X, - , , - T ' v 1 ,-f . , Siu f f'.:u11,,-A Q jfrfwma.-Ng-T - 3-.1 i , , , A .X J. . 3,--,pg Danny Ellington does his good deed by helping out the girls. Relaxing at the student union are Gorge Munis, Katherin Dominguez, Mary Zermenio Cback 'fo cameraj, Martha Moroles, Arturo Zer- meino, Becky Rios Cbehind J olandoj, and J olan- do Dominguez. 115 nf ATHLETICS . -I Munoz Wins Local Race Cross Country, a relatively new sport at -SPC, enjoyed instant success last season as the Orange Distance Men Won the confer- ence title. This year, the fall of 1971, the defense of the conference standing fell on an outstand- ing pair of freshman recruits andseveral de- pendable returning sophomores. Leading the freshman pack was Galveston ball recruit Rudy Munoz. Rudy represented SPC Well in winning the South Plains meet with an outstanding time of 20:30 on the rugged Levelland country club course. Dennis Smith, another outstanding fresh- man, Was a dependable point getter for the Texans in the distance races. Smith was re- cruited from Amarillo Tascosa. Dependable and proven sophomore re- turnees included David Rodriquez, Phil Allen, Billy Boggs and the national interme- diate hurdles champion Eddie Eberhart. Conference Features Talent CUpper Left! With Coach Ramsey, stop- watch in hand, and a spirited crowd urging him on, Rudy Munoz wins the South Plains cross-country meet. 1Lower Leftl Munozposes with the first place trophy and cheerleadersg Ellen Williams, Kathy Newsom and J aneoe Robertson. fUpper Centerj Travis Spears charts the finishers. CUpper Rightj Coach Ramsey encourag- es Phil Allen as he challenges an Odessa runner. Grower Centerj Dennis Smith sprints to the finish with valuable points. H9 'v SPC Golfers Provide Respeotable Competition Coach Bill Powe1l's golf team showed flashes of supremecy in the fall round of the split season round robin play. The SPC golfers compete in a conference schedule that is split into fall and spring rounds. 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Team members were all Freshmen and all return this season - Buckie Thompson, Phil Allen, Eberhart and David Rodrifglez. To recap the '71 season and take a look at the upcoming season, SPC track coach lint Ramsey, also Secretaiiy of the National Junior College Athletic ssociation Track and Field Coaches Association and editor o its publication Track And Bar, contributed the following article: . Track fortunes at South Plains College made an upward swin in 1971. For the first time in the his- tory of the school the Texans had a first team All-American. Effdie Eberhart, from Sundown Won the National Championship in the 440 Intermediate hurdles and tied the J NCAA record at 51.9 The Texan mile relay team of Buckie Thompson, Phil Allen, Eberhart, and David Rodriquez finished 6th at the na- tional meet giving SPC a fourteenth place finish amonglover 100 teams entered. Eberhart and Allen ranked one and two in the JC 440 urdles most of the season with best times of 51.8 and 52.9 respectively. Going into the nationals Allen had the seventh best time in the 120 high hurdles at 14.4 Other Texans ranked nationally' included David Rodriquez 17th in the 440 dash at 48.8 and Ramon Lopez 9th in the pole vault at 15'. he mile relay had a season best of 3:15.7 which ranked 7th among JC s in the nation. Allen was the tcgm point winner for the season claiming 99115 ptsq At the Texas Tech Relays he won three 1st place me als and at the conference meet he placed in seven events. Eberhart finished first in the intermediates and set meet records in 8 out of 10 meets entered during the season. School records were established in the pole vault fLopez 15'j, high jump CJohnny Tubb, Allen 6'4 J, long jump CAllen 22'61fQ l, Javelin fTubb 1580, Two mile run fKevin McPeek 10:13J, Mile run fTim Hartman 4:21.3J, 880 relay, mile relay, two mile relay, and distance medley relay. The distance medley turned in a fine per- formance at the Texas Relays with a time of 10:11. Team members were Ro riquez, Bobby Boggs, SEASON OUTLOOK The Texans look forward anxiously to the ,coming season. Returning lettermen include Eddie Eb- erhart and Phil Allen which should make the team double tough in' these events. The mile relay fAllen, Thompson, Eberhart, and Rodriquezj returns intact after a 3:15.7 performance last Rear. Rodriquez was a so the conference runner-up in the 440 dash last year. Fifteen foot pole vaulter amon Lopez is back for another year as is Johnny Tubb who scored in the high jump, high hurdles, and j avelin last year. .. 'n-'W McPeek, and Hartmann. Top newcomers include Ron Penny state run- I ff.: ' ner-up in the 100 yard dash from Arundel, Mary- land. Penny also anchored Arundel's mile relay . to the State Chamgiionship. , K Career bests for enny include' 21.3 and 47.89. ' Another addition to the Texans is weight man James Maki, transfer from the University of ' V' New Mexico. His best high school marks were 57' ' and 162'. He has thrown the 16 lb. shot over 50'. Dennis Smith, half miler had a best time of 1:55.7 for Amarillo Tascosa last year and could give detpth to the mile relay. Jimmy Nelson from y idlan ,Lee also adds depth in the mile relay and should score in the 440 dash. R ' The Texans should be able to put together a fine 440 relay with Penng Thomcvpson, A len, Eb- erhart, Rodriquez, and avid olightly, fresh- man from Levelland. John Hammerle, sopho- more from Garland, is the Texan's miler and three mile entry. l 1. , .'-, A x L 4 slr - n l ation ,,, gif l -.- 1 zn- E 7 . ,rfifl ESM! lk - ,pl l!Ii flI r It-nil . B331 KEYS! ,I BEE lmiawgq ,-Z ,pr lL , , 1 il 53' . I ' . r Opposite Lowerl Members of the 1971 mile relay team that placed sixth in the nation were Buckie Thompson, Phil Allen, Eddie Eberhart, David Rodri- quez. V CLeft Topj Members of the 1972 track squad were: BACK ROW: Ross Hughes, James Maki, Jimmy Nelson, Johnny Tubb, Pervis Bledsoe, Buckie Thomp- son, Ron Penny. FRONT: Johnny Williams, Roman Ramon Lopez, David Golightly, David Rodri- quez, David Smith, Eddie Eb- erhart. fLower Center! SPG President Marvin Baker presents Eddie Eb- erhart with his All-American Award. Clint Ramsey Track Coach 123 P.C. Tex-Amis Cathy Mardisg Sheryl Morrisong Amy Rennerg Barbara Roe' Co me Elliott, Phyllis Blair: Debbie Prince' Dessa Dodd' Terri Geri Lt.g Cheri Butler, Co-Capt.g Glenda Price, Co-Capt.g Christy Lu ton, Lt., Becky Brewery Janice Hallg Donna Garnerg Datl McMannisg and Julie Geer. KAboveJ BACK ROW, STANDINI Left to Right: Vickie Renfrog Deanna Andersong Lenore Skinner , a A lAboveJ FRONT ROW, KNEELING: Left to Right: Joann Justus l Kathy Chappellg Dusty Hensleyg Cindy Waller, Mary Lee Cra Denise Catesg Cynthia'Longg Debbie Mitchell' Micheline Marin Tanya Carver, Donna Disnerg Joy May, Janice Benhamg Olivia cazarg Beverly Evinsg and Judy Dodd. NOT SHOWN: Kath Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth Bazan. or 2 A Tex-Ann Officers are Left to Right: Glenda Price, Co-Captain, Terri Gerik, Lt.g Cheri But- ' ' ler, Co-Captaing and Christi Lupton, Lt. r f -,.-... At one of several presentations made by the if 'O 5 drill team, co-captain Cheri Butler and Debbie - V A' Prince presented Dr. Baker a box of cigars on 1.-Q K. ' y ' ' ' his birthday. K 1 E ij, I any J , J 'N I, ,Q, if3--1 124 R+' gi, 'ie fl , aim aj Cheerleaders Leading the student body for South Plains College in cheers for 1971-72 are, Left to Right: Pamela Roberts, Kathy Newsom, Debbie Hammerle, Jan Gromowsky, and Ellen Williams. Top to Bottom are: Connie New- som5 Ginger Inman and D. H. Debbie Hammerle Plllllela R0b0l'tS Ginger Inman Jan Gromowsky Kathy Newson Ellen Wllhams Connie Newson f, 'Y Members of South Plains College s award Wm ning rodeo team are Mr. Robinson, coach Brad Moore John Gase Joe Morris Craig Barton John Stewart Greg Pearson Phil Lockwood Ralph Hill 4 5 Physical Education Y +P- A -. , ...- Q x ' .'..-. - 4. . i I'1lf4'.'1, ' wwf asa XE. 'A 'A 1 - , . p ., , .. . Pvt 'f- --'.-lkf,- 'Z'x V'h 'f 1, ..f ' mf .ur-rf. ,..f.!f-gtk w Li iff: f'w'. '1X'7?l1'-1', g: 'f-5-'N T 2 '- .,A- a dxf V if - 'V flu 1 ' f'--:JL'S,?5:-Q'f,',L?td.-a:'l-yi,155 4, ,3 . A, -.yr .ki,4.-..uf--.f . us. v-3.f4,Faf c:.. .. n.,-1. ..' h:'.,. : n f Q. 71,54 , Q . 4. 1 f..X . qu db' ,F t v-1Qlg17' U 'Z' im? :15. 1. ,, IV f.J:3'P i'l5'.L5!9 ' r Ng, 3 ,f , .. X - .--Lgea-' U'-,,b.'A.,,f..f, 4 -viva-J Photos By Joe Hester 'I27 Women Gymnasts Rebuild Under New Program In 1971 Mrs. Jeanelle Spears, South Plains College Women's gym- nastics coach, had a problem most coaches dream of enduring. She had composed and developed one of the greatest gymnastics teams in the nation on any college or university level - so the prob- lem! She couldn't find anyone to compete against. She, after correspondence With over 100 colleges and universities, hosted the national Women's meet here in the Dome the same Week- end the men's nationals were going on in Wrangler Gym in Odessa. The responsesto her letters and participation was lean. South Plains won the national title. To compete the girls had to trav- el hundreds of miles. No schools in the Western Junior College Athlet- ic Conference suited a team with the exception of Odessa. Little Toyua Lee was the only talent the Wranglers could boast. What is the purpose in building a great team if you cannot find any- one to beat? She has found someone. In 1970 a relatively new organi- zation known as the Texas Commis- sion On Intercollegiate Athletics For Women sponsored a state gym- nastics meet for Women and in the pastctwo years has boomed as the number one alliance of amatuers Women athletes in Texas outside of the AAU. The SPC women worked exclu- sively inside the TCIAW frame- Work this season and competed in the State TCIAW Gymnastics Meet March 10-11 at Tarrant County Junior College. I28 g,:f:. ,.gf1s5,.- ' 'f --f .Ag 'f- ::l1:x.sLu::: . .- e , ?+'3Wf.vrn-ff? 5 . 15 1 M G . Q 19 Vs? 1,355 A 1 ' mi f-.. J .nfitgff-fir--2.11, 4 :- :- ' - F 1 gt: ,,.1,, M an -:ft . .. -L: ,- - - -Q. s.. .-.-virus 1 -.fl .fs L - V v i 'gi-.-:Q-.1Eij5lv'+1:1f5-:ff.Juvlv--:fri-9 - ' V Vmfgsmgqgi-:J--5 '?a:1'1e'pl.z iff I -1 . 'ff I, turf ...-,,1'Tv1wf7 'Q-, ,vw ' - . Z.- ' - fig-fffqtvifij.'iGi'.'f',f:'1. ' -' .' , '5.f.g j1,: H . - 1 , . L ,I I.-1... .elim . ,. 1 5 3g21..g,:'1,1,1f:.i.z?f 1175? I 159-13. -- 1 5 5 F:3MjaiG1 Q7?,V- ill L '45 ' A .,.1 , fi , -- -' 3 Q V -, -- ..- f . sm. .-J .5241 53 I V I M !,' , r j,,,,',' dm, ,jx - - . f . ' iff -- I'ze'- J.w1. Ll1A'71 1 Ll? 251113 rf: 'if nl X ' , . - -L I.. . Ib ' ning. f0pposifeJ Ginger Inman, captain of the SPC Women's Gym- nastics team, performs a stag jump on the balance beam. 1Abovej Women's Gymnastics team members are: TOP LEFT: JoAnn Keefer, Ginger Inman - captain, Marvanna Cave, and Debbie Hammerle. TOP RIGHT: Janice Benham, Pam Husky, Kathy Kirkpatrick, and Jeaniece Robertson. NOT PICTURED: Toni Brown. Freshmen Learn Trlcks The TCIAW gives the reason for its foundation as the need for a more centralized executive body of inter-collegiate athletics for women and because of the increased awareness of the need for en- couraging the development of program for the highly skilled woman athlete, an area long neglected by professional physical ed- ucators. It was formed October 5, 1968. But the TC law has one rule that prevented two returnees for the outstanding SPC team of last season from competing in the state meet at Tarrant County. No scholarship recipients are al- lowed to compete. TCIAW outlaws scholarships. Thus South Plains College's womens' gymnastics team will be a club instead of a recruited, skilled, highly experienced group of athletes working under financial. contract. The two returnees who competed for South Plains at all other meets this year except the state TCIAW, are Carlsbad, New Mexi- co product Ginger Inman and Marvana Cave of Levelland. Ginger was recruited out of high school after winning over 100 events, medals and meets in all areas of competition in New Mexi- co - one of the leading states in the nation in high school gymnas- tics. Marvanna joined the gymnastics team last season at mid-semes- ter after performing in the Tex-Anns in the fall. Her talent was noticed in Physical Ed. classes and at Levelland High. She pro- gressed quickly 'in work-outs after joining the squad. Thus these two sophomores' major task this season, in addition to competing and getting points, will be to instruct and motivate the basically Freshman volunteer team. Ginger is team captain. Toni Brown is another sophomore from Levelland who competed this year from the team of last season. She holds 12 years of expe- rience - 10 in dance and two in gymnastics. She will work on the balance beam and in free exercise. All three will compete in the Southwest Texas State University Invitational Meet Feb. 26 at San Marcus and in the SPC Invita- tional Meet March 18 in Texan Dome. p Coach Spears' nucleus for next season's team lies in Freshmen Jeniece Robertson, Debbie Hammerle and Janice Benham. Unlike the team members of last season with most members and especially the primary point getters possessing years of high school gymnastics, summer camps and dance lessons, neither Robertson nor Hammerle have any experience, and thus face an impressive challenge in preparing to compete against such experience. Both, however, have already, according to Mrs. Spears, shown considera- ble progress. By the middle of next season she feels both will be outstanding all-around performers. Both have been cheerleaders for four years. J eniece, at Smyer High School and Debbie at Garland High School. Miss Benham, a graduate of Levelland High last spring, adds ex- perience in the Freshman troupe. She has participated in gymnas- tics two years at LHS and was president of the Gym Club at LHS. She also has eight years of dance. She will work on the beam, vaulting and in free exercise. Pam Huskey is another Freshman on the team and will work on the balance beam. She is from Lubbock. Kathy Kirkpatrick is a Sophomore who joined the team at mid- semester after performing with Tex-Anns her Freshman year and during the fall semester. She should develop into an all-round per- former. Ginger has competed in gymnastics for eight years in all four of the Olympic events. While in high school she performed on the New Mexico state championship team for three years, as Carlsbad High took the state title three years straight. She compiled a mound of individual victories in high school and last season as a Freshman on the best gymnastics team South Plains College ever suited. 130 CTop Opposite! Kathy Kirkpatrick holds a ballet pose on the balance beam. CLower Oppositej Garland Freshman, Debbie Hammerle shows a pose in free exercise. fTop Centerj Marvana Cave demonstrates an English lever on the beam. Q KLower Center! Freshman Pam Husky holds a pose on the beam. , fLower Rightj Janice Benham, Levelland Freshman per- forms a back walkover. The 1971-'72 South Plains College basketball Texans approached the new season with optimism and an outstanding group of Freshman re- cruits. D. E. CBuddyJ Travis Went into his second season as the Texan head men- tor after striking instant success his premier year. In 1971 the Texans tied for the con- ference crown vvith Amarillo Junior College and Clarendon J uCo. In 1972 the Texans returned from this tri-championship team All-Con- ference performer Tom Jordan and picked up several outstanding per- formers out of high school over the summer. Seven Freshman recruits held all-state honors when they ar- rived on the SPC campus. Jordan, the conference leading scorer his Freshman year, co-cap- tained the 1971-'72 squad along with 6-6 Sophomore Larry Liner. Travis was assisted in his second season by a former SPC player and a member of the only other South Plains College conference winning team, Dennis Patton. Texans Open Season W1 Enuq Qui!!! CUpper Oppositej George Pannell moves inside for two against Tech. fLower Oppositel Captains of the '71- '72 team were Tommy Jordan Cleftl and Larry Liner. lAbove Centerl A referee calls a foul. lUpper Rightl Coach Travis eyes the situation. fLower Rightj Members of the '71-'72 Texans were: BOTTOM: Tom Bailey, Rick Newcomb, Terry Johnston, Mark LaCroix, George Pannell. TOP: Coach Buddy Travis, Leonard Waites, Kenny Bacon, Rushie Moore, Larry Liner, Tom Jordan, Ralph Easy Pugh, Robert O'Neal, Coach Dennis Patton. 175' I Open W1th Four VICTOTICS The Texans lived up to the pre-sea- son expectation in their opening four games as they took a 4-0 record into the Garden City, Kansas Tournament. In the Odessa Tournament the Tex- ans sweep three straight and the tourney championship. Jordan was named to the all-tourney team. SPC won two out of three in Gar- den City and Rushie Moore was named all-tournament. Northeastern Colorado handed the Texans the first loss of the season there, 91-86. 1 52' A.,- .-Qv, -' Wy -A ,ggg 1 -9 . . , ,wg J S -1 f, 1 Xixissix, ' L 3 ' A ,J 6 Tournament In Dome One Of Toughest In Nation December 2, 3, 4 South Plains host- ed in Texan Dome one of the toughest junior college tournaments in the na- tion. The very respectable competi- tion included junior college power house San Jacinto from Pasadina, Texas, St. Gregory's from Oklahoma, Cochise from Arizona and the Texans. South Plains Won one out of three in the stiff competition. The Texans downed St. Gregory's 104-95. The tourney play left SPC with a 10-3 season record and a 84-62 win over the West Texas State Freshmen the next Week gave the Orange an 11-3 record to begin the conference title race. i il 1 Ailfgxl F nfl oe i . LL: ,, A . . , , l fa-. K0pposite Pagel Tom Jordan displays his shooting and dribbling skills that made him an all-conference performer as a Freshman. KTop Rightl Larry Liner follows through on a free throw. Khower Rightj Rushie Moore out jumps a HCJC defender to drop in two more. , 7 Texans Win Homecoming, Fall To Texas Homecoming '71 was a route for the Texans as they rolled over the New Mexico Military Institute cadets 120-61. This was also the first conference game of the year for the Texans and the 12th victory of the year. Seven Texans hit in double figures in the easy Win. George Pannell with 17 points edged out Tom Jordan with 16 for high scoring honors. Robert O'Neal connected for 14, Tom Bailey hit 12, Mark La- Croix, 11g Rushie Moore, 11, and Terry John- ston, 10. Next, the Texans from South Plains College journeyed to Austin to battle the University of Texas Freshmen. The Shorthorns won the con- test, 77-60. 'U V f0pposite Topj Leonard Waites shoots. C0pposite Leith The Texans and the Tech Picadors watch two more roll in for the Texans. KOpposite Bottomj Terry Johnston drops in a lay-up against St. Gregory's in the SPC tourney. fBottomJ Tom Jordan shoots against Tech. 1 4 , I '7 YI' I I 1 f ' wr , - 'A if ' ' If I H 'flu , , , 9 Amarillo Led Conference As deadline neared the Texans stood in second place in the conference, tied with Howard County. The Texans hold an 18-8 record as this goes to the publisher and have only five games remaining. Of the five, four were conference tilts and the single remaining tilt was with the Tech Picadors. Both SPC and Howard County were in second place with three losses each. Amarillo stood atop the Western J un1or College Con ference with a 10-1 record The Texans meet the Amarlllo College Badgers 1n their flnal home game of the year 1n Texan Dome Thelr flnal road game was at Odessa against the OC Wranglers 140 r J. X , U 4 .,,, W, JL f .- wg 172 . A 1 1.4 Q 6 Axffiffif' ya r 4, . ' ,f u., - 'fs' lf' X I I , I, I ' If I 1 .' . ' -if: , u, I . M ff-.1 155' . I We x. .I A 1 ,HT Y f E133 'Ag CIE L1-,li H pi F51 a . talk? 'I' 9 P' 'fn ffm, x,4 1 43 ll' .Ii 15, 42' yi Ml, 't 'i.,. . V ,xr 4 Y f , fl' A f AV u 7' kv ii E ,gm 1 4 :T- rf? :T WN in Q X1 ., In V-1 ,' wg. 'A v lr an rpm,- 7 f J x 2v'.' 'l -1, my , -fu ,: 1 , I gb Ss S. 'v V1 -N... vs T., DUTY F1 K0pposite Left! Tom Jordan hits two-of his 38 points against Howard County. Archie Myers, who scored 57 in the game, offers little defense. CTop Oppositel Rick Newcomb battles 6-7 Jim Bostic from NMSU for a. tip. 1Lower Opposite! Referee Red stands ready. IAboveJ George Pannell, averaging 16.7 points a game, shoots to improve his average. Regional Tournament 7 ln 7 Lubbock The Region V Tournament Was held in Lubbock March 2, 3, 4. The Texans had out- standing possibilities at deadline time of being se- lected to play in the tourney to determine the regional representative in the nation- al tournament. In the regional poll of the region coaches the Texans were ranked second behind only Hill Junior College and ahead of both Howard Coun- ty and Amarillo. South Plains had the third leading scorer in the confer- ence in Tom Jordan. Jordan was averaging 27 points a game at deadline time. Rushie Moore Was the Texans leading rebounder with an average of 13.1 per game and a fourth 'place standing in the conference. 143 l 11' --. - '71 I Ts 41 ,-X '.:eu-if -ffemi , - f ' A., v., L: ',x L 'x.. x V. ll -5 ., ADMINISTRATIO FACULTY- TAFF , . 1 1 , , - 1 f , L-Q Yi 'M . I -' 1 ' w if sl 1 1 - ..,.V I W 1 - ' WJ1 P127-1--N ffm N .. S.P.C. Board Oi Regents DONALD BARNES, M.D. Dr. Barnes is the Secretary-Treasurer of the board and practices medicine in Levelland. The control and management of South Plains College is vested by statute in the Board of Re- gents consisting of seven members elected by the qualified voters of the College district. We are deeply indebted to these men for their sincere, unselfish, dedicated service to the college and the College District. John V. Morton, Chairman L. C. Kearney, Vice-Chairman Dr. Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer Vern C. Beebe Johnnie K. Keen Gordon Martin Clarence Matthews GORDON MARTIN Mr. Martin farms north of Levelland in Hockley County. ' l A JoHN v. MoRToN Mr. Morton is Chairman of the Board and is in the Automotive and Farming business. 147 W Dr. Marvin Baker If you have met and talked with Dr. Marvin Baker, you may skip this list of credits and achievements, as he feels they tend to blow him to sound important. . Dr. Baker was born in Avery, Texas, November 8, 1926. After gradua- tion from high school in 1944, he served two years in the United States Navy, receiving his discharge in 1946. He then attended East Texas State College in Commerce, Texas and received his Master of Science degree in 1949. Dr. Baker received his Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Texas in 1956. Dr. Baker served as head of the Department of Mathematics and Engi- neering for two years at Southwest Texas Junior College, Uvalde, Texas. He was the Director of the evening college in Big Spring, Texas for two years and served as assistant to the president on that campus for four years. Dr. Baker was professor and consultant in Junior College Adminis- tration at Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida for one year. President Baker, a conscientious citizen, is involved in many civic orga- nizations. He is a member of the Levelland Chamber of Commerce Gold Coats, a council associate member of the South Plains council of the Boy Scouts of America, a member of the advisory board of Little Dribblers Basketball, Inc., Chairman in United Fund Drives, a member of the Le- velland Rotary Club, Vice President of the Heart Fund, and a member of the Texas Club. Dr. Baker is active in Professional Organization also. He is chairman of the Formula Study Committee for Texas Public Junior College Associa- tion of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Chairman of the Evaluation committee for Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, chairman of Western Information Network, Inc., a member of the House Committee on Automatic Data Processing, in the State of Texas, a mem- ber of the Texas Junior College Association, and a member of the Texas Junior College Teachers Association. Dr. Baker and his wife, Mildred, have a daughter, Barbara, who is to graduate from the University of Texas this year, and a son, Tommy, who is a student in Levelland Junior High School. Dr. Baker is a member of the First Baptist Church in Levelland, Texas and serves as a member of the board of Deacons in that church. Dr. Baker is a modest, dedicated man who has done much to shape South Plains College into the Successful campus it is today. His selfless devotion to South Plains College is apparent to all those around him, and he is highly respected by both faculty and students. by Nelda Stogsdill by Mary Robinson, Secretary To Dr. Baker up X l 1 4 -fm-'nf ,V-.,,-,,,-W --- fw-1-f-wv-w-fmvff 1 TTT? W Iii 1. f' - ' ', ., J-1 ' ' , , f . i 'I.m 3 W :- if .ff ' 4. E, , . Ruthie Daniel Secretary to the Dean nk! 4 it -J' A Academic Dean Tubb Today's youth are more interested in- personal goals and personal fulfillment than in materialistic things. They are not as dollar-conscious as my gen- eration was, says the president of the 1937 graduat- ing class of Levelland High School, South Plains Col- lege's Academic Dean Nathan Tubb. I was in a class of 33 when I graduated, and though I would not want to advertise the fact, I think I was a typical American boy. Like the Ole Dean said, sitting on a disciplinary council brings back fond memories. I had no idea of being a junior college administra4 tor while in college or even two or three years before South Plains was established. South Plains began something when it was estab- lished and I have enjoyed being a part of the progress and forward looking attitudes. A junior college had not been built in Texas in ten years when SPC was established. Since its founding or the past 15 years the junior college has really come into focus. The junior college continued Dean Tubb, pausing to relight his ever-present half-smoked cigar, is strictly an American institution. It was founded through the needs of Americans. The university we borrowed from Europe. Born near Tahoka, Dean Tubb moved with his fam- ily, four brothers and one sister, to Levelland in 1921. Levelland was one store and ranches all around when We arrived. My father was a trucker, farmer and real estate broker. We five boys never had to make the decision to go to college, we just accepted it as the next step to con- tinuing our education. The depression impressed on me that to get out of the ditch, education was virtual- ly important. And I certainly don't want to go back to the good ole days. Today's generation is too exciting. Before arriving at SPC in 1958 Dean Tubb served as superintendent of schools at Pep and Whiteface after serving in World War II and receiving his mas- ters degree from Texas Tech in 1949. He received his B.S. degree in business from Southwestern State Col- lege. Until five years ago he served as both dean and registrar for SPC. Says the Dean, the youth today are bigger, better, more realistic and even better morally than they have ever been. By Danny Ellington sa!-J . . V ,N , TD' .ev wa, L i , - -v-I Teresa Quezada Ottie Henry Student Secretary Student Secretary Administrative Dean Walker Dane Edwards will be one year old in January, 1972, and already he is famous. His claim to fame is that he is the first grandson of the Administrative Dean of South Plains College, Dean William L. Hi Walker. The other three grandchil- dren are Tari and Tami Tyler, 7 and 3 years old respectively, and Daphne Ed- wards, age 3. They are important too, as are Dean Walker's wife, Nina Rose, and his daughters, Mrs. Sandra Tyler and Mrs. Diane Edwards, but, well, you know . . . Dean, Walker keeps the college operat- ing as an organic unit. He is efficient, or- ganized, decisive - but understanding. It is his responsibility to see that faculty, staff, and physical facilities at the college operate for the benefit of all, and the smooth operation of all these elements speaks for itself. Dean 'Walker was born near Fayette, Missouri, in Howard County. During World War II. he served in the Naval Air Corps, spotting enemy subs from a blimp flying off the west coast of the United states. His education includes . under- graduate work at Central Missouri State College and West Texas State, and gradu- ate work at the University of Texas and Colorado State College. He taught in vari- ous public schools for seventeen years be- fore becoming an administrator. He has been Administrative Dean at SPC since 1960. His wife Nina Rose is an ex-teacher, having received her degree in Home Ee from Texas Tech. Dean Walker has served for a number of years on the Administra- tive Board of Levelland's First Methodist Church, and has just ended his term as Chairman of that board. Dean Walker says his hobby is still playing at golf, but his most important job is still entertaining those grandchil- dren, and especially his new grandson, Dane. Registrar Dr. Sylvester To provide an atmosphere which encour- ages learning, is one of the main objectives of SPC Registrar, Dr. Charles Sylvester. He be- lieves that at any level, in the strictest sense, the teacher cannot teach, but can only help the student to learn. The only function of this office, avows Dr. Sylvester, is to be a service to the students. If we fail to perform this service, We fail in our responsibility. Dr. Sylvester's concern for young people is shown in his devotion to his own family. He and his Wife, Hazel, have three daughters. They try to plan activities in which they can all be involved. My main area of relaxation is with my family, he says, but adds with a grin, except during football season. Billie Burtner June Gerstenber er 8 Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Dr. Sylvester, a charter member of the staff, graduated from Vernon High and received his B.A., M.Ed., and Ph.D. grees from Texas Tech University. As reg trar he is responsible for student records missions, and transcripts. Written by Faye Cleveland -up-3 Nixie Sullivan Joyce Albus Student Assistant Student Assistant Jimmie Bailey Secretary to the Dean Technical-Vocational Dean Hunt ' Being the community college South Plains is, we have a responsibility to the community and those people of the community who through industrial and individual desires seek technical training instead of the degrees stressed by most educational institutions, says Dean Frank Hunt, Dean of the Technical Vocational School in stating the assets of a sound TVO program at SPC. I think we are meeting these needs with a full field of training. Our facilities and staff are improving all the time, continued Dean Hunt. The modern, spacious, newly completed diesel mechanics building personifies this prog- ress. As the Dean of this changing program, Mr. Hunt is responsible for developing new pro- grams and coordinating advisory boards in the operation of existing programs. Local and area businessmen and technical experts aid Dean Hunt and SPC in these programs by partici- pating on these advisory councils. According to Hunt, a graduate of Big Spring High School, Howard County Junior College and Southern Texas State, the commu- nity college includes three major fields of education. The three are the Academic school, the Continuing Education School and the Technical Voca- tional School. The junior college is nothing new to Dean Hunt since his fa- ther has served as President of Howard County Junior College at Big Spring the past 19 years. As Dean of the TVO pro- grams he must work with the people of the area communities and also meet the individual needs of the students of these communities seeking TVO training. Sandra Dunlap Student Secretary Marilyn Mclntire Secretary to Mr. Yarbrough il 'I54 Continuing Education Mr. Yarbrough Education never stops, is the basic concept behind Continuing Education, and a sincere conviction of Don Yarbrough, Continuing Education Director responsi- ble for Evening College and the Place- ment Service. Exciting aspects of the opportunities offered in his program in- clude short-term job-entry training such as nursing, Welding, mechanics or any specialized training requested by area in- dustries, an on-base program at Reese Air Force Base which offers about fifteen classes of Junior College level Work by SPC instructors, and an opportunity for both young and old to continue their edu- cation at any level in academic, vocational or recreational subjects. Mr. Yarbrough is sincerely interested in providing an opportunity for the individu- al to develope to his fullest potential. Continuing Education provides this, he is convinced, or gives the individual a good start toward developing that poten- tial. Mr. Yarbrough is a self-professed fam- ily man. He and his Wife, Virginia, teach- er at West Elementary, have three sons, Don, eighth grade, Steve, 6th grade, and Scott, 5th grade. He enjoys being with his family Whether vacationing, attending athletic events or helping with the boys' paper routes. He received his B.A. from- McMurry College, his B.D. Degree from Southern Methodist University, and his M.Ed. from Texas Tech University. Mr. Yarbrough has been with SPC for four years. By Faye Cleveland Dean Of Men Dean Ge-rstenberger Mr. Earl Gerstenberger, Dean of Men at South Plains College since 1966, performs many tasks on campus. Supervising the operation and main- tenance of the men's dormitories is just one of the many jobs performed by the Dean. Besides supervising the Matrons in the Men's Dormi- tories, he also serves as a member of the college disciplinary committee. Mr. Gerstenberger is re- sponsible for counseling and disciplining of male students in minor disciplinary infractions. Graduating from his hometown high school, Rockdale High, Mr. Gerstenberger went on to Blinn Junior College. Later he graduated from Sam Houston State College where he received his Master's Degree. He lettered in football two years at Blinn Junior College and completed his collegiate career in football with three letters at Sam Houston State. Dean Gerstenberger and his wife, June, have resided in Levelland since 1958. They have two children, Sharon Lea, twelve years of age and Brian Lee nine years old. By Thomas Wilson 1 ,I ' ' it , I l Dean of Women Dean Roberts Mrs. Carole Roberts has served for five years as Dean of Women at South Plains College. Her areas of responsibility include the maintenance, operation, and regulation of the women's dormi- tories. She serves as a member of the College Disciplinary Committee and is an instructor of Orientation. Mrs.lRoberts makes and enforces such regula- tions as may be required to insure proper deco- rum for all women students. She is responsible for counseling and disciplining women students in minor disciplinary infractions. Mrs. Roberts enjoys working with people. She finds great satisfaction in her role as Dean of Women. She also enjoys travel, reading, cooking and is an ardent pro-football fan. Dean Roberts received her B.S. and M.E. De- grees from West Texas State University. She graduated from High School in Spur, Texas. By Clara Robertson 155 6 Administrative Staff Tax Assessor-Collector John Dickson The Tax Assessor-Collector at South Plains College is Mr. John Dickson. His responsibilities cover the supervision of the office staff and the management of the tax office. His duties are di- rected by the President. His main duty is in mat- ters affecting the assessment and collection of taxes. Mr. Dickson has two daughters: Mary Lou, age twelve, and Linda Faye, age seven. His Wife, Lu- nette, is an instructor at South Plains College. Mr. Dickson enjoys participating in active sports such as golf, and is a passive sports fan who enjoys watching football and basketball. Reading is also a hobby for Mr. Dickson. His main interest in literature is historical novels and history books. Mr. Dickson is a graduate of Sundown High! School and a Texas Tech University where he earned his B.B.A. degree. He served in the Unit- ed States Army for two years. Part of Mr. Dickson's success in his position as Tax Assessor-Collector is that he enjoys meeting people. Mr. Dickson is a cheerful employee of SPC and interesting to converse with. He is a branch of the tree of life for all who surround him in their work, be it student or gainfully em- ployed bread winner. Brantley Anderson John Dickson Johnnie Barker Secretary to the Tax Assessor-Collector Administrative Staff Counselors Mr. Melton and Mrs. Foster A Don Melton Billye Johnson Secretary to the Guidance and Counseling Office Lupe Cardenas is a student work- er in the office also. I '?ii,ff 395 I , 5 A 4 m -'.. -4 ,W , .SQA , , Sherley Foster COUNSELORS Mr. Melton's and Mrs. Foster's duties are made up of directing the student orientation program, and organizing and administering the guidance and counseling program in coop- eration with the Deans. Among their other responsibilities are recruiting students and working with the Small School Association Students Seminar. Mr. Melton and his wife, Margaret have re- sided in Levelland for the past five years. They have two children, Teri, a seventh grader and their son Greg who is in the eighth grade. Mrs. Melton is a sixth grade teacher at Capital Ele- mentary. Mr. Melton attended Tyler Junior College for two years where he received his Associate of Science Degree. He also received his Master's of Education at Stephen F. Aus- tin. Mrs. Foster and her husband have resided in Levelland for two years. They have two chil- dren, a three year old son, Alan and a five year old daughter, Raeann. Mr. Foster is principal at Capital Elementary. Mrs. Foster attended North -Texas State where she received her Master's and she earned her B.S. in Education at Abilene Christian College. by Thomas Wilson 'I57 Administrative Staff a Bursar Jean Bowman Tight fisted and open hearted, Mrs. Jean Bowman is everyone's idea of a Bursar. Sympathetic, but always conscious' of the public trust, Mrs. Bowman presides over the financial affairs of South Plains College with a quiet competence. Mrs. Bowman graduated from Levelland High School and has spent nearly all her life in the lively city. She has attended South Plains College and has been employed here since 1959 when she became secretary to the President of the College. In 1969, she be- came Bursar of the College. Her two sons, Larry and Jimmy, have at- tended South Plains and have gone on to earn BBA degrees from Texas Tech Univer- sity. Larry is now in the army and is sta- tioned in Germany while Jimmy is employed by the Atlantic Richfield Oil Company in Dallas. Mr. J. M. Bowman, her husband, is employed .by AMCO Oil and works at the Slaughter Plant in Sundown. Mrs. Bowman is a member of the First United Methodist Church and to provide her relaxation, she reads, works in handicrafts, and paints with oils. Mrs. Bowman is also responsible for finan- cial transactions between the students and . X , i . W . K the college. By Cecilia Holdman, A . s ii'- PM Shirley Prothro Accounting Clerk fit' F. i I Mary Carroll Accounting Clerk J . J .C I Thomas Wilson Public Relations Photographer Administrative Staff Maurine Elkins News and information Let's make a memory. Friends of Mrs. Floyd O. QMaurinej Elkins have often heard this comment. Good memories are treasures worth keeping, the only treasures we really have forever. For students and faculty, Mau- rine Elkins and good memories are synony- mous. Always true to her favorite expression she has made South Plains College a vital and meaningful memory for many students. She greets her vistors with a smile that says 'Tm interested in you. South Plains students sense at once the sincerity of her inquiry May I help you? Her love for people stimulates her interest in Journalism, a career that spans a very active 28'years. Her eyes sparkle as she recounts the names of former Plainsman Press staff who have moved on to successful careers in Journalism. . Mrs. Elkins retires in January, completing a 10 year period as Director of News and Infor- mation at South Plains College. She has served the school and community well as faculty advi- sor to the Plainsmen Press. Other areas of community service include serving on the Board of Directors of Senior Citizens Organi- zationg working for United Fund, Heart Fund, Cancer Fund, and other fund drives. Mrs. Elkins is an active member of First Baptist Church of Levelland, South Plains Faculty of Women's Club, Honorary member of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, Advisor of Kappa Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Her work in Journalism included 10 years as Women's editor of the Sealy News, correspon- dent for Houston Chronicle, Fort Worth Star Telegram and Lubbock Avalanche J ournalg Women's Editor, Levelland Daily Sun News, 8 years, articles printed in various magazines in Texas and New Mexico, editor of The Mes- senger, Texas Junior College Teachers publi- cation, 8 years. Mrs. Elkins has one son, Dr. Floyd S. Elkins, Academic Dean of Hinds Junior College, Ray- mond, Mississippig one granddaughter, Kathy, a sophomore at the University of Southern Mississippi., , Mrs. Elkins looks forward to retirement as a time to continue writing, collecting antiques, and enjoying other hobbies that include bridge, handwork of all kinds, knitting, and reading. Written by Clara Robertson Library , l- 1 I Joe Amis, head librarian and associate pro- fessor of 'library science Donna Pohl, audio-visual librarian Shirley Pounds, circulation and reference librarian Helen Wheeler, cataloguing librarian Vicki Mixon, secretary to Mr. Amis . L. .J A-A .1 Ei. 'Fl ',fLlD3.N ixkbj mr .ig -4 . ' ,- . - , l. S 9, 'B SL eau- gf-'FZ L A . 'AMW ,,.,,..1- . - , 'f '1'.'- '.5 T'd ' 4 1 I VI -W .V Y ,. jeff. .g ' 'W JY, ,- I .X QR, -Q 15 WM 15,11 V1 'H l 4 W' H2481 7 ff x In X7 5 1 'KA A ,, wi l fl 5 1 I A W S , I ,1 ',.1 ,l3 I l v. x -Q , 75LJM3iiU 5 ' Q ' 1 1'-1-1 ir Nam.. 'Ah Jim uv' P W-X QNVTQI5 'fyf-IJL Nw xv fi Hr. 0 f -e-Q Y J Y 1 4. 'Alf ' '?',':,,::f,,, ', ' v' Y sg ' ' -77.1 -f win fx , . R . - J., .Y 1 - .AT-1.1: Q 35 4-'.91AL,-QI., - . 2. ' 3- Wig ' x - ' , ffl X :-i' 'Q Not Pictured: Mrs. Leon Harris, clerk Miss Estella Reyna, clerk inn Administrative Staff Financial Aids Jerry Barton Mr. Jerry Barton, director of financial aids here on campus is a graduate of South Plains College. He re- ceived his associates degree in Business Administra- tion from South Plains, and a Bachelors degree from Texas Tech. He expects to receive his Master's degree in May, 1972. He was first employed by South Plains College in July 1969. His jobs include securing loans, grants, or jobs for students. He supervises the Work study and non-Work study programs. Mr. Barton and his Wife Mary Beth have a boy and a girl. Scott, nine years old and Robin, five years old. Mr. Barton, who is very much devoted to his job, has a very outstanding and happy personality. Rex Allsup E' Q, Beth Parsley Candace Balch Secretary to MF. B3,I lZOI1 Student Segretary 62 Administrative Staff Director of Student Activities Thomas R. Selman Responsibility for planning, directing and su- pervising the Student Activity Program of South Plains College rests with Director of Student Ac- tivities Tom Selman. The program now involves more than 60 per cent of the SPC student body and is growing in both quantity and quality. Mr. Selman is currently in his third year as a junior college Student Activity Director. In addition to the activity program he also teaches classes in state and national government and serves as the faculty advisor to the Student Senate, Circle K. Kadettes, and Young Democrats Club. Among Mr. Selman's interest are politics, reading and traveling. He has an extensive col- lection of political and campaign memorabilia. He has attended Henderson County Junior Col- lege, North Texas State University, The Univer- sity of Texas at Austin, SMU, and The Universi- ty of Minnesota. This summer he Will complete the requirements for a Master's degree in Coun- seling and Student Personnel Services in Higher Education and will resume Work on the Ph.D. in Political Science. He is a member of numerous professional and honorary societies in both politi- cal science and student personnel Work. Assisting Mr. Selman in the Student Activity Office and the Student Union Building are Mike Box, a SPC graduate who supervises the Stu- dent Union recreational facilities, Larry Hines, a SPC graduate and Texas Tech senior who Works as evening supervisor of the Student Union. Three SPC sophomore students also Work in the Student Activity Office in secretarial, cleri- cal, and assistant capacities - they are John Hammerle, Annette Simon, and Nancy Sanders. In addition freshman Debbie Hammerle also Works in the office. Student employees in the Student Union in- clude Louis Delarosa, Malachi Wiggins, Glenn Rebber, John Holmes, and James Wall. In addition Mr. Selman states that he is as- sisted by a large number of student volunteer Workers who drop by the office to assist in any possible way. The Student Activity Office is always open to any student who has recommendations to make, needs assistance of any kind, or who just Wants a place to visit and talk. Thomas R. Selman Left to Right: John Hammerle, Annette Simon, Debbie Hammerle, and Nancy Sanders 1 ,, i, 5,3 '. J....:i. ,rr 113-1 . --i,-,f -- i,e..'FI 'viii +7 Iidv' L ' L . 1 I 5 I b I 'N 1' Z 'pax Y , . V - , J, . , . 'F' ' . a'-- L V 1: M' .1 -,r I . . I . -, 1. Russell Townsend Maintenance Director T-I Lino Paz Foreman of Maintenance ,ff MAINTENANCE, BUILDINGS: Ira Chambers - electrician, Kenneth Gurrington - plumber, Darriel Berry - heating and air conditioning, Randy Williams general maintenance, and Rayburn Sewell- general maintenance. MAINTENANCE, GROUNDS - Porfirio Dominguez, Bruno Zapata, and Antonio MAINTENANCE, CUSTODIAL - Lewis Engledow, Paul Rawlins, Domingo Ybarra, Edward Paz, Jesse Gonzales, Guadalupe Garcia, Proto Ramos, Larry bell, Earl Tipton, Jesse Dailey, Vicenta Mendez, Anita Mireles, Vicenta Costilla, Antonia Frescaz, Bessie Sainz, and Gavina Dominguez. Dormitory Personnel fbias ft' ' H ,931 ' 1 Let! Mrs. Reba Porter Mrs. Gladys Johnson Mrs. Crystal Moss MrS- Maybelle B0Wm3Il Matron, North Sue Hall Matron, South Sue Hall Matron, Gillespie Hall Matron, Frazier Hall 1 M ' 4, Ilff 'I , ' 54:1 -ti x K -all l . V' 'l st' X! N Q I ,j xy .Nami . 1. P5 w Mrs. Eda Wallin Mrs. Rachel Watson Mrs. Emma Wilcox Mr. Gary Winn Matron, Lamar Hall Matron, Stroud Hall Matron, Forrest Hall Master, Magee Hall I the book store for four years, is concerned wi serving both students and the college to the b of her ability. I really enjoy the work, she saQ with the congenial smile that greets all stude and patrons who enter the store. Mrs. Ernestine Phillips, Assistant Manager e n Bookstore Meet Mr. Jack Nowlin, currently serving his fourth year as Manager of South Plains College Bookstore. Mr. Nowlin also serves as South Plains College Band Director. Keeping adequate supplies in the Bookstore represents an all college effort. Dean Walker coordinates information sup- plied by all department Instructors. Mr. Nowlin orders all supplies. The Bookstore will buy used hard-back texts, in good condition, at the close of each semester. Students may purchase new or used books and all class supplies at the Bookstore. Student assistants this year are Barry Robinson, Soph., and Phineas Holmes, Freshman. By Clara Robertson 'N .V 7 X1 , Urns' fwftfnx ,Nr-1 - W:-U.. ,I 'Uv ,V u UI NN Jigmkxu Ii' Rf 1 :w Q .lt -iq Elia . :AP :, ra, . - , ,.,,...... W ,, 1 1 IW' f'1xw.x ' r u,x'5 i'. 1 Un . Ulf David Mayo, department head and assistant professor of agriculture Jerry Aaron, assistant professor of industrial arts Jim Jenkins, assistant professor of agriculture Bobby R. Robinson, instructor in agriculture 'fra .ge 170 Applied Science And Mechanics 1 .I mls- .Q , , ,. QTY-if f f.. '-x .g -N -1. fri? . 4- 1' ll Qc.. , Pm WG ,5- B. P. Robinson, department head and associate professor of agriculture technology James Carroll, assistant professor of agriculture technology Nevelle Danner, coordinator, vocational nursing Donald Geer, instructor in diesel mechanics Odus Hawkins, assistant instructor in radio and tv servicing Louis Hernandez, instructor in radio and tv servicing Claude Kirkpatrick, assistant professor of diesel mechanics Clyde Morgan, assistant professor of Welding Darrel Raines, assistant professor of drafting technology Bill Richards, assistant professor of machine shop Helen Brown, assistant instructor in vocational nursing Business Administration xx 72 J x NOT PICTURED ARE: Bryan Brown, Instructor in Data Processing Leon Harris, Instructor in Mid-Management Wallace Webb, Director of Computer Center Paula Bell, Department Head and Professor of Business Administration Ann Barnhart, Assistant Professor of Business Administration Dianne Bridges, Assistant Instructor in Business Administration Lunette Dickson, Assistant Professor of Business Administration Sycily Lattimore, Instructor in Mid-Management Mitchell Masters, Assistant Professor of Economics Addie Belle Mauzey, Associate Professor of Business Administration Jerald Palmer, Assistant Professor of Accounting - WH 1-1 Languages And L1terature um uw -,4 N 'X W -X l w ,. 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Wheeler, Department Head and Professo C. W. Dukes, Associate Professor of Mathematics Richard James, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Kieth Mixon, Associate Professor of Mathematics Robert Pearce, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Glenn Pounds, Assistant Professor of Mathematics r of Mathematics Gwyneth Wood, Assistant Professor of Mathemat1cs - J .., ,-1.5- '?, .,-, - f, --.. , r W l 'tx 1 i 1 41 4' 'E'-'::.ef ' Mathematics WP ' 179 v' 0 U w V 4.1, Physical Education . , lf .' 5' -J AA X -. fin jz K . Bill Powell, Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Associate Professor of Physical Education Judy Bryant, Instructor in Women's Physical Education Clinton Ramsey, Assistant Professor of Men's Physical Education and Track Coach Dennis Patton, Instructor in Men's Physical Education and Assistant Basketball Coach Larry Roberts, Associate Professor of Men's Physical Education Mary Shea, Assistant Professor of Women's Physical Education and Tex-Anns Janelle Spears, Instructor in Women's Physical Education D. E. CBuddyJ Travis, Head Basketball Coach and Assistant Professor of Men's Physical Education W. A. Wise, Associate Professor of Men's Physical Education A ,.-.----T-1 V -f-Q.. .,.C , X Science Robert Beck, department head and professor of chemistry J. B. Balch, professor of geology Jim Blassingame, assistant professor of biology Gail Burrier, associate professor of biology Glenna Cooper, assistant professor of biology Scott Couch, assistant professor of biology Jim Leggitt, associate professor of chemistry Homer McLean, associate professor of physics Polly Parmer, associate professor of biology Joe R. Baulch, department head and professor of history William Billingsley, assistant professor of history Ron Carden, assistant professor of history Jim Cooper, instructor in philosophy and journalism William Pohl, Assistant professor of psychology Travis Spears, assistant professor of history David Stanley, associate professor of government Royce Waltrip, assistant professor of history Gary Wynn, assistant professor of sociology flew. Gwendolyn Wynn, assistant professor of history 3' E. '-ti -4. li ' X81 ffm. 'J f4zI' Y e M' 13:-.L -:T ,f i .- 1 N- vp 1 A. .f 1 1 1 I' I . 1 1X 'A , P,,.v ' 1 gunz: mum L X!!f!EH vi M is. I 1 f V A 'L+-0-mf 'iv L-vb-5, Nmi-NN l'k'N x-W .,,,- : l , -,,Lw-A. I Facult Women's Club Hosts A Valentine Part E 11 N 1 W 4 ,223 . ug., . . -1-gf - 'ESLJN qv-b-1 LQ . A .f 9' kg '1- 4,11 ' usa 1 A, 1 ii 6 91 ,L 1 ff'-.. V ,fa 'Q,,..-f' A Good Friend Retires After ten years of dedicated service as Direc- tor of News and Information at South Plains College, Mrs. Maurine Elkins has retired. Representing several firsts at S.P.C., she was the first News and Information Director South Plains employed. Mrs. Elkins was also the first member 'of the administrative staff ever to re- tire from the college. . During the fall at a surprise reception held in her honor, Mrs. Elkins was presented a large desk clock by Dr. Baker, President of the col- lege. The clock was a gift from the faculty. At the reception, Dr. Baker expressed his apprecia- tion and the feelings of many when he said, This is a first for South Plains College and it gives us an opportunity to thank you, Mrs. Elk- ins, for all you have done for the college. Since the beginning of the college in 1958, Mrs. Elkins has worked hard building good pub- lic relations and establishing news presentations which have aided very much in the growth of the college. After graduating from Temple High School, Mrs. Elkins has held various positions during her journalistic career. Some of her experiences have been: Women's Editor for the Sealy News, correspondent for the Houston Chronicle, the Fort Worth Star Telegram, and the Avalanche Journalg and Women's Editor of the Levelland Daily Sun News for eight years. Among her other duties, Mrs. Elkins has served as sponsor of the college newspaper, The Plainsman Press. 5 ,' 'gf 197 Advertising ,ei -s It fu! -...uv 4. 1 x .l 0 M A ' '..:J1'H LSP' 1 21 N nl ' In ..f . 2 vl ,1 '4. 1 ,lv fffl, I' I .I I1 hlfyr flfgflff llfnffl fffnffg JUN' , ?11w ', if 't fxfffff' ffff,,H flfffif ',,.,.1 11. fflfal Hn: f,,w11ff,' ffl If ? Hfllg ,vi !','f'4. , J' I.: f1!,f,,, 4C f5'f' 41-A ru, if, ff,f flif flfffflff Yearbook Advertising Puts Real Teeth Into Your Advertising Canipaign Caproek Advertising Sells For Yon I I ,f I 'Y ' 1, v- I 'JI' 7 ' I I fxfv I I 3' P ,:,,K, . I fe T H E S PCT Finesf Foods 4+h SI'reeI' and College Ave. IIT, IXIIIII, . I X. 113, I . nl .. r-E H, Q xxx I: 1-: 'deff - lr-?14 i4 Y---' gr?--'--. L-e..,4,,,,.,-,gig Y I 1 -' fi o I A -Hw,,X,e ,I ' :euvfumo A 'T W . - dd- - Y IA YVYV n if Mu na, N . - ,- I r--1 -' do -, w if 1 A I, - 1 1 1 H- I II 3' X Qi.: I -4 Q e I ' . N. 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