South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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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

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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

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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