South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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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

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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

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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