South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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. 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 . A -X , . 3-4111,-I','-'Q- iiH.- , -' '.,zm,-1,-', , ' , I . 1 4 . s 4 .'x1i,s'-'1 f.1l'g- Lqf'E'5', F-.f-4-121- -dat:-V ' ' -' A ,' - - - ' 1 ..y.. 1, Ha I fp- 'f-mv. 5w-- 1 'V' -X - - -f -' 'I .T H .- , I , . 4-.: ..' 1 .4-j-'!gt,'ff,4-:P+ pi A 'Q--,-5.-,' , -,g !.-p,- 5 , .5 ' ,14 4. - V, - v I V I- - . . ' '41??,f'?r,Q,'.3f-Y' Y? Q- '.,j,.,N' 575:11-j'4l ,gii-sc'-..,I',,, 5 v .-1 5 , 1,211 -' ,-,, -- T-..-.wp V. -'wi--.te i ,i Q .- f ,A T- .'-:,.y55fg-,frisa-+..f1-31.217,1-1.Q,154,:Y'.'?f.... -- ' . ' '- V is ' 1 mf -Aa:--1,.:1'Vf1-fra' H- ' . ' --1-'nl -' -1, . A sa:-ii. .ruins-'iifliiffipiktiuf-J:.':'-1 - ' ' . 1- -ff-':.-.g.a:-t. - A - . , V The Physical Education Majors Club is one of the more active clubs on the campus of S.P.C. Its purpose is to promote and support physi- cal education activities on the campus. One of the major projects of the club is to sponsor an all college event called Recreation Night at the Texan Dome. 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.

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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

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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