South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

On May 5, 1958 the Levelland Daily Sun News’ lead story read, “A fabulous agricultural and petroleum region, which in the span of 37 brief years has sprung from the vast empty ranch country of the fading old west, enters a new era in 1958 with the establish- ment of South Plains College at Levelland.” This year is South Plains College’s 25th anniversary. Our anniversary slogan--“Silver Horizons” signifies the idea of reviewing the past, while looking forward to serving the South Plains’ citizens in the next quarter century. AT LEFT--Special Services Director James Featherston and Vice President of Administrative Affairs Earl Gerstenberger hold 25th anniversary commemorative coins. The library serves a stu- dent’s need for a quiet place to study. BEC celebrates anniversary Terri Apostolo receives Almost every sort of thing firsthand broadcasting ex- is at the Halloween perience in her telecom- Costume Ball--even a pretty munications class. witch. A Texan fan makes sure i she can be heard at a iY basketball game. Activities abound as college expands One of four events at the frisbee contest, the ac- curacy competition challenges Teri Jo Hayes. Gina Pendergrass prepares to practice on the new com- puters in the publications department. Cheerleaders and Terrible Tex provide entertainment during a basketball game. Tennis workouts challenge Greg Odell’s concentration skills as well as_ his physical abilities. MA Sip SCNational Bank NY ————————— 200 Block of Houston FDIC 894-9651 HOME TOWN FOLKS “BANKING YOUR WAY EVERY DAY” (— | 0. ae JCPenney FZ} (ego) Now, three great ways to charge! _ wyCPenney RETAIL 716 Austin Catalog 894-3187 Levelland, Texas 894-7303 E] Briercro ft SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Home Office: Lubbock, Texas Serving West Texas Levelland Office: 1102 Austin (Formerly Levelland Savings Loan) Member F.S.L.I.C. Come joi our Teulon in And well help you declare your financial aaaaer independence) 1400 college ave. 10 Buddy Ebsen visits campus ik 4 Gong Show resurrected 16 World champ adds to contest Plus Spring Stampede, Homecom- ing, Graduation, and nine special features Photograph on preceding page is of Suzanne Farabee and Cary Thet- ford and was taken by Kathylyn Jamerson. No two alike “College students. They’re all alike. When they’re not skipping classes, they’re drinking or stirring up trouble.” Stereotyping college students prov- ed easy for anyone who observed them from afar. But students, themselves, knew that a “typical” college coed did not exist. Ages, morals, beliefs, tastes, and backgrounds combined in 1,902 ways to make 1,902 different SPC’ers. Even in the obvious groups of cowboys, preppies, slobs, beauties, and beasts, one could find a variety of individuals ranging from seven- teen to eighty-seven years old. “| found that meeting people was a fun way to add to my education,” commented freshman Patrice Cowan. From the inside view, no two SPC’ers were alike. To curl or not to curl was the question that faced many girls like Esmeralda Torres every morning. Marcellette O’Callagan, 76 years old, proves that one does not have to be eighteen to be a student. Se ee ET ee er Le ae ee oe eee Q Making his first attempt as a lecturer on the college circuit, Buddy Ebsen adds a personal touch by giving autographs after his lecture. Rudd make visits After his speaking appearance on campus on October 20, State Representative Jim Rudd is _inter- viewed by Belinda Wheeler for SPC- TV. Buddy Ebsen visits with students after his presentation in the Creative Arts Series on October 6. State Representative Jim Rudd ex- pounds his views on six pending amendments to the Texas Constitu- tion, while visiting the campus on Oc- tober 20. Hostesses serve faculty— Assisting at a barbecue for the Southern Association, Lori Drachen- burg pins a sheriff's badge on a guest. The Presidential Hostesses are (stan- ding) Becky Lewis, Leslie Delaney, Teri Jo Hayes, Lori Drauchenberg, Becky Alcazar, Sonnya Nance, Karen Turnbow, Rebecca Phillips, Jill Pate, Rachael Kern, Shonna Dooley, Kathy Wilkes, Paige Stacy; seated beside Dr. Baker--Holly Hunt, Tyna George; front--Norma Caballero, Arlene Guillen, Cathy Rogers, Leslie Rush. Participating in the Billionth Barrel of Oil parade, hostesses Lori Drachen- burg, Teri Jo Hayes, and Rebecca Phillips, and sponsor Kathy Hutchin- son ride in style. Sonnya Nance registers guests at the barbecue given in honor of the Southern Association. amet “i Preparing for the big barbecue, Jill Presidential Hostess Leslie Reed Pate straightens the hostess’s table. serves guests at a special dinner. by Dean Lockwood Who says lightning never strikes twice?The Gong Show, universally known as the arm-pit of entertain- ment, was resurrected right here at SPC for an exclusive one-time engagement. The show, sponsored by the of- fice of Student Activities offered cash prizes of $100, $50 and $25, which attracted every starry-eyed Tom, Dick and Harry. The il- lustrious panel of judges included SPC’s own Janice Joyner, Connie Elliot and Michael Celli. Standing in for Chuck Berris as Master of Ceremonies was Student Ac- tivities Director Jeff Anderson, who entertained the audience with such quick-witted one-liners as, “Is this microphone on?” Overall, | must admit “Gong” was an enjoyable show. Of course, my taste in somewhat warped. Still, it was an entertainment classic in which: the key to suc- cess was to have no taste, no pride and no talent. eecccce not to Gong Bruce Scott and Terri Frehulfer dance the night away to the music of the popular Maines Brothers band. Using a one-foot method, Bernico lg- nacio, sophomore, tries his skill in the accuracy contest. Brutus to the rescue! Brutus shows off the catching abilities which won him the title of World Champion Frisbee Catcher. New catching techniques are displayed as students show off their frisbee talents. all 3 [ ; | : | i The campus was graced by a world hampion September 21. He was like ny other champ: he excelled in his ield, he enjoyed his sport, and he ven brought along his trainer. The ig difference between this cham- _ ion and any other, is that he has four eet and a lot of shaggy hair. || His name was Brutus, a two-year-old uStralian Shepherd, who was the i |) urrent World Champion Frisbee Cat- hher.Known in frisbee circles as Bouncin’ Boo,” he and his owner, Bill Murphy, took the world title on September 12, 1982, at Wrigley Field in Chicago. According to Murphy there was some tough competition, each dog being judged on variety of catches, number of catches, and leaping ability. As students witnessed, Brutus was adept at his chosen task and posed some tough competition for all of his challengers. When asked about his ti- tle, Brutus gripped his frisbee a little tighter and drooled, obviously Of canines frisbees gloating over his new found fame. Other activities offered to students that day were three f risbee contests. Accuracy, throwing ability, and creativeness were tested by the hoop contest, the distance contest, and the original catch contest, respec- tively. by Kevin Smith All eyes are on the hoop as Bruce Rhyne, sophomore, participates in the accuracy contest. Cristi Champion gives up a night of SAGA food for the Student Govern- ment’s Spaghetti Supper. Cold watermelon provided by FCA gives refreshment to a student on a warm evening. Students share laughs and watermelon at the FCA’s Watermelon Bust. It may not be the hometown Pizza Hut, but Kevyn Wood still picks the Student Government’s Spaghetti Supper over SAGA. abe Seas i :¢ cae bs +4 Events relieve AGA-itis blues | =s:s o meee ERLE EE Li GOLA RA AES ly by Yuvette Paynes Sixteen young ladies were nominated by various clubs and organizations for the title “‘Woman of the Year.” Sophomore Penny Chaney, an Accounting major from Paducah, was chosen for the honor. All nominees were recognized at the Women’s Recognition Banquet, which was held at 6:30 p.m. on April 5 at the Baptist Student Union. Nominees must have shown ser- vice and loyalty to SPC, participated and contributed to student activities, scholastic ability, ability to work with people, and good character. Miss Chaney, nominated by Frazier Hall, received a gift and her name was put on a plaque with all other previous recipients of the honor. The plaque was presented to Miss Chaney by Dean of Women, Mrs. Carol Long. The plaque will be placed on display in the Marvin L. Baker Center. 7 Penny Chaney: 1 Women of the Year a (ote, 82 Fashion Trends VU aa | fl m= ER IY : 0k TAS REPORT aces REET eS ea SRA OF : ge EE SRE ) . Be re a 3 2 aaa? wattle og i EROS aR aS RRB From Punk to Pra 1 | Oil celebration hits campus | Kristy Brock and ‘“O.I.L.” cast members bring a scene of “O.I.L” to life during a dinner honoring lifetime’ oil executives. Booths offer everything from crafts to nachos to the Billionth Barrel of Oil crowd. Country and Bluegrass music Randy Ellis and Lynn Brown make students provide entertainment for sure the microphones are adjusted the Billionth Barrel of Oil celebration. correctly. wip see? 26 Home Sweet Home The few, the proud, the dormies. It’s not easy being a college stu- dent. | mean now really, the obstacles that the average college student has to go through just in the dorm would make even a marine proud. Let me explain just One aspect of the life of a typical resident of, oh, well, Lamar Hall. The morning starts of with the gentle sounds of AC-DC echoing softly off the cold walls at 7 a.m. in the beautiful morning (courtesy of the room next door). Instantly the eyelids explode open, exposing the eyes to the harsh rays of the sun shining through the window. Next comes the argument between the inhabitants to see who gets the first cold shower. After the shower the occupants practice hand-to- hand combat for the use of the sink. Once the dressing ritual is completed, it is off to breakfast and (if not already late) class. Seriously, that is just a small part of the the adventure that is called dorm life. There are other aspects like the life long friends, the ever so sweet dorm moms, the outrageous fun, and alas, even the studying. All of these are parts of the greatest college experience-- the dorm adventure. 28 After Years o by J. Richardson “Teaching has been very rewar- ding, besides the pay, and it cer- tainly keeps you young while trying to stay up with the students,” was Mrs. Leona Dale’s comment con- cerning h er many years of teaching, which came to an end at the end of the fall semester. Dale started to school when she was seven years old, and had a story to tell like most people: “I went to school in a two-room building, and had to walk several miles to school.” But after two years in school Dale’s family mov- ed to Winert, Texas where she went on to complete her first of many steps in education. After high school, she attended North Texas State University in Denton for three summers, and then transferred to Texas Tech where she received her AB, BA, and PhD, all in English. After graduating from Tech, she taught there for 25 Years at SE South Plains College celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, and with this mark of progress, one teacher has seen the growth, change, and improvement that has been made in this time span. Mrs. Anne Bulls has’ been teaching music here for 25 years. “When we started, the college had 13 on the faculty. The college has really changed.” said Mrs. Bulls. ‘| have really enjoyed my work here, for we serve a special need that gets students into the college years.” “. .. | came here from Pennsylvania, and the college was just a group of small buildings in the middle of a cotton patch. A lot of changes have taken place, and | have enjoyed them all.” three years, then transferred to SPC in 1968, and retired in 1983. After completing her teaching career, Dale and her husband spend their summers at their cabin f Service at Cloudcroft, New Mexico and traveling. While not at their cabin or on the road, Dale spends every spare minute painting, which is her favorite passtime. New ‘The SPC faculty has add- ed a few more names to its list. Scott Kantor, the new Circulation Librarian, is Originally from Miami, Florida. He received his Master’s in Library Science from Florida State Universi- ty. Another new _ faculty member is Mary Alice (Pen- ny) Jacquez. She’s a guidance associate at the Student Assistance Center. Jacquez is from Clovis, New Mexico. She graduated with her Masters degree in Psychology from Eastern New Mexico in Por- tales. The new Faculty members (from left to right, top to bottom) are: Jeff Anderson, Student Activities Director;. Kimberly Beck, Assistant to the Registrar; Joe Bees- inger, Assistant Instructor in Auto-Body Repair; Dale Benham, Instructor in Biology; Eddie Burton, Law Enforcement; Michael Celli, Athletic Trainer; Duglas Cochran, Instructor in Computer Information Systems; Russell Kunz, In- structor in Mid- Management; Penny Jac- quez; Jan Jessup, Instruc- tor in Music; Scott Kantor; Garry Tucker, Instructor in Petroleum Technology; James Morris, Instructor in Men’s Physical Education and Track; and William Wheeler, Assistant Instruc- tor in Geology. Texans Pick | ear’s Best Flicks | Best An officer and a Gentleman EE. Tootsie Rocky 3 The Toy Wors Grease 2 Airplane 2 Halloween 3 Pink Floyd: The Wall A Midsummer’s Night Sex Comedy 2 3 4 5 1. 2 3 4 5 Other Movies that came out and were not listed on the student survey included: (from top to bot- _ tom) Lovesick, 48HRS, The Verdict, and The Entity. Police detective Nick Nolte (left) is forced to team up with convict Eddie Murphy to treack down two cop killers in 48 HRS. Sonny Bono clutches his at- tache which contains a bomb as the lunar shuttle’s top test pilot tries to calm him and the passengers in Airplane 2. eS CIEL LE, ay be � Bob Krueger is seen here with Kevin Smith, after lecturing in the George Mahon lecture series. In his lecture, Mr. Krueger talked about the struggles in politics bet- ween a figure’s conscience and the public opinion. James Lattimore, seen here with Francelle Greer and Christine Fusselman, came to tell about his experiences with the Battan Death March. Dr. Prindle is shown here doing a presentation to the luncheon group of the Sam Blair Lecture Series. G. Gordon Giddy came to SPC for the Creative Arts Series, and he also allowed students to ask numerous questions, an opportuni- ty that Christy Barron did not pass IN Rob w = O (=) Ga 4 3 aase | A very familar face came home to Levelland on Dec. 17 to have his dream come true. ‘Rockin’ Robin Blake fought the main event in the Texan Dome before approximately 3,100 people. To say that Blake was well recieved is an understatement. The crowd treated him to a thunderous two and one-half minute ovation upon his introduc- tion, which came with the accom- paniment of the tune “Rockin Robin,” and the theme from “Rocky”’. Blake fought Chris Calvin, of Nashville, Tenn., the distance for an unanimous decision win. Calvin was 9-1 with seven knock-outs to his credit, while Blake was 15-0 with 10 knock-outs. Blakes last three wins were all over top 20 rated contenders. For Blake, the entire evening was an emotional experience. Blake dedicated his fight to the memory of his cousin Derl DeAr- mond and close friend Tony Willians who lost their lives in Separate accidents. Blake also presented a $500 contribution to Nancy Price to go towards the maintaining of the Levelland Boys Club. The fight was tough for all con- cerned. The two boxers displayed contrasting styles, which made the fight an interesting contest. Calvin was the slugger, while Blake used the counter-punch to achieve his victory. In a telephone interview Blake commented on the different styles, “Calvin was a slugger, which | am not,” he said,‘‘so | did what | had to do to win.” The life of a boxer is not all it ap- pears to be. Robin spent rigorous hours preparing for each bout. “‘l spend about two hours in the gym a day training and the rest of the time doing road work (running and exercising)’, said Blake. Blake is still undefeated in his professional boxing career, even after his last bout with Rubin Munoz, a top 10-rated contender. Blake scored a TKO in the final round, giving Blake a birth into the top 10. Story and photos by Terri Frehulfer. Photos from the Blake-Munoz fight in Lub- bock. | at See Sr 83 = Homecom Homecoming at SPC meant a very special Occasion for Loretta Martinez and Scott Williamson, for they were crowned homecoming royalty during halftime. They were among 24 other couples nominated for the honor, and presented to the student body at the pep rally for the students to vote on. The game was with Clarendon Junior College, and the Texans pulled out a close win. The final score was 65-64. Left page, counter-clockwise: Scott Williamson and Loretta Mar- tinez stand before the student body at the homecoming game after being crowned. Chris Cooper fires one in during the Clarendon game. Loretta receives her honors as new Queen. This page, counter-clockwise: The Texan Cheerleaders boost the croud with a cheer in the pep-rally. Scott receives his honors as King. Penny Chaney throws little basket- balls to the crowd during the pep- rally. Las Vegas comes Jeff Anderson, student activities director, chats with the ‘Master of the Mystics” during the entertain- ment section of Casino Night. These hard looking gamblers “antie-up” at Dr. Bud Joyner’s table. ———— The chorus line raised some blood pressures as well as their arms when these cheerleaders perform- ed for the on-looking gamblers. John Dickson, SPC business manager, rewards the winning bets on the craps table amid a group of eager gamblers. Marcus Del Toro counts his winn- ings, getting ready to bid on some of the prizes up for auction. Attend the church of your choice. CACTUS DRIVE CHURCH OF CHRIST 501 Cactus Drive 894-3116 Paul Kohoe-Minister CHURCH OF CHRIST 510 Austin Street 894-4410 Denny Sneed-Minister FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 709 9th Street 894-7357 Ken McNatt-Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Houston and Ave. C 894-3143 Dr. Charles A. Thrasher- Pastor FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 311 Club View Dr. 894-3012 Dale Harter-Minister FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1011 Houston Street 894-6159 Dr. J. Harold Cates- Pastor CATHOLIC CHURCH SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Sherman and Cherry Ave. 894-6149 Phillip Goodrum- Minister ST. MICHAEL’S 319 East Washington ‘ 894-6627 The Rev. Tim Schwertner ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Sundown Highway 894-5407 Rev. Michael Holmes- Pastor : ee : — @ fe i qr ®XBre | ° � Pine “gape _ faeaas® 9 4 % ; f i : i : ' nf: ‘ 4 é ‘ he ¥ a 4% “ “ iat ‘ 43 Vochais 44 Phi Theta Kappa 45 Los Tejanos 46 Office Education Association Press Club Weekender Club 49 Inter Club Council 50 _ =—International Club | 91 + =Sales Marketing Club i 52 Refrigeration-Air conditioning Club | 53 Engineering Club 54 Student Government 95 6. Sigma _ Delta Mu | 56 =Circle K S Baptist Student Union 58 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 59 Bible Chair 60 Physical Education Club 61 Ski Club 62 Law Enforcement 63 Delta Psi Omega 64 Rodeo Club 65 Computer Club _ cO™N Shee “psa. p ZIEg48, cA Ch Kellye Wood displays OEA Smurf Vochais members pose for the camera. Back from left: Sponsor Dean Grimes, Vanessa Evans, James Woodland, Sherry Hender- son Front from left: Yuvette Paynes, Felicia Tipton, Becky Williams. Vivian Peoples, of Lubbock, acted as guest speaker for Black Awareness Week. Lori Kerr models the latest styles Sisters, Brenda and Irma White, for 1983 at the Vochais’ Fashion sing for the Vochais’ Black Show. Awareness Program. Phi Theta Kappa PTK members, Terri Jo Hayes Jil Pate, serve at a barbeque honoring the Southern Association Visita- tion Committee. PTK Ski Bums: (back from left) Rebecca Phillips, Mike Frazier, Tim Palmer, David Reed (front from left) Russell Vest, Kim James, Christie Barron, Sherry Henderson. PTK members are (back from left) Kim Merchant, Jackie Griffin, Bess Munick, Jay Strickland, Ken Palmer, Randy Strickland, Kent Tarr, Andrea Glenn, David Gilbert, Brandy Giles, (middle from left) Rebecca Phillips, Scott Barton, Norma Ruiz, Yuvette Paynes, Anna Baranauskas, Pamela Neal, Sharon Bales, Cindy Lynskey, Denise Ehlers, Monica Ream, (front from left) Tony Long, Bruce Rhyne, Tony Williams. OS Tejanos Los Tejanos members pictured here are: (back fron to left) Marcus Del Toro, Sancho Ranza, Noel Medrano, Juan Baldivia, Nikko lIg- nacio, Benny Landin. In the middle from the left are: Espiranza Ojeda, Jaylene McCullough, Cindy Her- nandez, Eddie Castillo, Chris Reyna. In front from the left are: Vikki Cruz, Norma Ruiz, Gloria Mar- tinez, Jeanne Torres, Nidia Amaro, Debbie Rivera, Delia Quintanilla, Lyna Moncada. Picture to the left are Mexican Fiesta King and Queen for 1982e3, Noel Medrano and Nidia Amara. Below are the Mexican Fiesta royalty. From the left are Gary Crawford and Diane Davis, King and Queen Noel Medrano and Nidia Amaro, James Woodland and Becky Williams- alla Office Education Association members are: (back from left) Sponsor Lunette Dickson, Spon- sor Dianne Bridges, Cindy Lynskey, Kelley York, Sponsor Ronnie Leiker, Sponsor Bette Pitts (middle from left) Pamela Neal, Lisa Zuby, Dianne Davis, Karen Herring (front from left) Donice Gordon, Teresa Weaver, Rebecca Phillips, Linda Dickson, Kellye Wood. Kellye Wood displays the Smurf which © was raffled off at a basketball game to raise money for the club. OEA Officers are: (back from left) Kellye Wood, President; Cindy Lynskey, Secretary; Dianne Davis,Vice President; Kelley York, Reporter; (front from left) Teresa Weaver, ICC Represen- tative; Lisa Zuby, Treasurer; Donice Gordon, Parliamentarian. Press Club Greg Moon and Dean Lockwood work on ‘“paste-up” for the Plainsman Press. Sponsor John Sparks typesets on a computer terminal to meet deadlines. Press Club members from the left are: Kevin Smith, Editor; Terri Frehulfer, Business Manager; Greg Moon, Sports Editor; John Sparks, Sponsor; Patrice Cowan, Photographer; Billy West, Staff Writer; Jeff Stephens, Photographer; Dean Lockwood, Entertainment Editor; Rick Lee, 1983-84 Editor RECTCC ECT E CECE ECCEE CECE SCE CC CTTCTTECTE CCE CCE CEE ECE EEC EEE E CEEEEEEEE CEE And Now A Word For Our Sponsors Top picture:Jerry Barton--International Club; Second row: Jim Blassingame--Smallwood Scholars; Irma Bollinger-- Los Tejanos-Sigma Delta Mu; Third row: Cindy Brown-- Sales Marketing; Judy Bryant--Pysical Education Club; Ron Carden--Phi Theta Kappa; Fourth row: Ann Gregory-- Sales Marketing; Darrell Grimes--Vochais; Kathy Hutchinson--Circle K; Jim Jenkins--Rodeo Club-Judging Team; Fifth row; Karen Knight--ICC; George Lawless--Law Enforcement; Ronnie Leiker--OEA; Stephen Loveless--Phi Theta Kappa; Larry Nichols--Law Enforcement. Not pic- tured are: Jeff Anderson--Student Government; Arlano Funderburk--BSU; Billy James--Bible Chair; Robert Pierce- -FCA-Engineering Club; John Sparks--Press Club. Above: Terrible Tex creates an obstacle for a participant in the ICC money run held during half- time at SPC basketball games. ICC members are, from left: Diane Davis, Loy Fralin, and Delores Navarette. ICC officers are: Loy Fralin, president; Melanie Knox (not pictured), vice-president; and_ Lori Drachenberg (not pictured), secretary. Randa Ayoubi of Jordan demonstrates an Arabic dance. Officers are, from the left: Presi- dent, Kevin Hanenburg of Canada; ICC Representative, Taru Turunen of New Finland; and Sponsor Jerry Barton. Sales Marketing Club members from left are Ester Willis, Connie Vestal, Vanessa Evans, Tommie Pope, Dana Jourden, Darrell Bomen, Renee’ Lowe, Debbie Rivera, Diane Martinez, Susan Bain, Danny Rolen, Victoria Cruz, Oralia Vasquez, Steve Swenford, Melinda Griffith, Lee Carter, Tari Tyler, and Felicia Tipton. 1¢ ° OM ms © 90 Pa oei, , Left: In the Spring Fashion Show, Shonna Dooley shows that dots are in. Above: Tari Tyler, Melinda Griffith, and Victoria Crua model the latest fashions for the spring. Judging Team ied en wae et Ae The SPC livestock judging team was one of the top 20 teams in the nation. The members prepare their livestock for the Houston Livestock Show. : : : | Displaying their awards are members from left Tim Addison, David for Jndgaatceisaena hae Lust, Benton Easter, Mark Thomas, and Lance Dunn. The Engineering Club was led under the direction of Robert Pearce. The club sponsors the an- nual Engineering Design Contest. Engineering Club members are front row from left: Mitchell Pearce, Tony Anthony, Stan Sell, and Russell Vest. Middle row from left are Robert Spence, Karol DeSautell, Mathius Purnama, Kevin Chock, Paige Stacy, Hubert Perez, and Darrell Jackson. Back row from left are Stanley Soloman, Lee Burnside, Chuck Delano, Ron Bradford, Sam Gonzales, and Scott Martin. 2333333333333333 m 7, ve ( 4 mY mY] mY mY oh | mY mY oY y OY yw (Mk | ve ( € (A | yw Y ) OY v OY OY ( yw mt) yw ) ( Y ( . y wv ( % @ (Y ( h © Y mY ae ve va ve Y mY Y Y mY on wv Engineering Club sie Ne $333333333333333333333333339339393333333333) we ; eo i 6 YIIIIIIBIIII III FISH SHH 999999 999999999999999 9399988 AA SSAA SAS 54 A Circle K member clowns around during a recep- Neils De Jong participated in the Circle K-sponsored tion. blood drive. Circle K members seated from left are: Kerry Thetford, Shana Souter, Kip Kulp, Melanie Knox, Lori Drachenberg, and Loy Fralin. Standing from left are: Allen Webb, Scott Williamson, Cathy Rogers, Leslie Delaney, Kim Merchant, Laton Trimbell, Mike Frazier, Davia Rinne, Ross Wilburn, and Scott Barton. Sigma Delta Mu Sigma Delta Mu members were sponsored by Spanish Instructor Ir. ma Bollinger. Left: club members attending the’ installation ceremony. Bottom: members from left standing are Connie Nelson, Teresa Alambar, Loretta Martinez, Rick Bowie, Bess Minnick, Teresa Bednarz, Norma Ruiz, Sylvia Valdez, and Esmaralda Gonzales. Sitting from left are Karen Mc- Collough, Kathylyn Jamerson, Hol- ly Hunt, and Vanessa Russell. Student Government members from left are: Shana Souter, Lance Estes, Tommie Pope, Terri Jo Hayes, Melanie Knox, Tonya Savage, Blake Boyd, Dana Elliott, Shelbi McKinney, Lori Drachenberg, Lesli Rush, Judy Mason, Tammi Frehulfer, Lynita Dozier, sponsor Jeff Anderson, David Luck, Jeff Stevens, Mike Frazier, Lewis Koiner, Troy Johnson, Tim Ad- dison; LoysFralingvanda sill Frazier. Frazier and Estes hold a cer- tificate of appreciation that SPC received for serving as bulletin school. Student enjoy the annual Stu- dent Government-sponsored spaghetti supper. 9. s339393999999999999999999995 3 (5 STTETCCEECTEC CEE EEE CE CEE ECE CEE CEECEECEEEEE Lad @,' 6 “J3SIISIIBI9IIII99953959333 Student Government — . cee for the BSU are from left Terry Botkin, Greg Moreland, Warren Southers, Chester Robinson, Karen urnbow, Monica Enloe, Lynn Brown, Keith Thomas, Patrick White, and Director Arlano Funder-Burk. i Baptist Student Union members seated from left are Gerrie Stevenson, Jule Chandler, Donna Caddell, Carol Black, Rhonda Danley, Monica Enloe, Sheila Pope, and Keith Thomas. Standing from left are Arlanc Funder- Burk, Alan Berry, Lynn Brown, Chester Robinson, Terry Botkin, Warren Southers, Greg Moreland, Karen Turn- bow, Susie Moreland, Patrick White, and Robert Demel. 58 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Members for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes club are from left: Lance Bingham, Gregg Moreland, Mark Mc- Canlies, Warren Southers, Theresa Stone, Donna Driggers, Loretta Martinez, and Julie Chanceler. Bible Chair CTCCCTCCECE CEE CETTE CECE ECEE CEC CECE CCE ECE CE EC CECT CECE ECE EEEES a nes a I II3I33I33333333333333333333393333333333333 y) v) m v y vy) y) vy y v wv y m wv wv vw wv vy vy wv vy im vy y (M vw wy vy vy vy y vy vy m m4 y 4 (Y ¥) (4 Yu VETCTTCLCTCCETECECTCE CECE CE CECE CE CEE CECE EC EE ECE CCE CECE EEE ECEEEEEEE Top, front row: Valerie Modisette, Shana Rice, Karen Sitton, Kim James, Debra Cox. Back row: Buck Griffith, Sponsor Billy James, Danny Smith, Kerry McCormack, Jeff James, Bryan James and Nina James. Bottom left: Bryan James shows Shana Rice how it’s done. Bottom right Spon- sor Billy James and the Bible Chair officers. Seated are Vice-President Karen Sitton and Secretary-Treasurer Kim James. Standing is President Kerry McCormack. ea EOE NBS ALOE EAA . Physical Education Club | Top, back row, from left: Julie Chanceler, Jo Ann Prince, Lori Oswalt, Lance Bingham, Ken Smith, Odell Johnson. Front row: Valerie Modisette, Josie Barrientes, Tommy Perez and Danna Joiner. Bottom left: Jo Ann Prince. Bottom right: Lance Bingham. 60 Billy Price’s Western Auto Ace Hardware A) ie, Clee ae 894-6714 @ imerica’ favorite drive-in 202 College Ave. Ph. 894-7215 Champion Sports Box 757 Phone 894-6655 707 Houston Ave. | plan on living a long and healthy life, so | get regular cancer checkups Call or write your local unit of the American Cancer Society for a tree = pamphlet on their new Formally Bill Clark’s Sporting Goods cancer checkup guidelines. 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L. _ ritassageeeecessssagezemseeneces page 0 Miss Caprock page 2- 3 oy Blue Grass Festival page 4- 5 Band, Twirlers, Bakers Dozen page 6- Art Gallery page 8- 9 Talent Show page 80 James Morris James Morris, first year trach coach at SPC, was named National Junior College Track Coach of the Year by the National JUCO Athletic Association. The announcement came as a Surprise to the SPC mentor who “really never expected the award to go toa first-year coach.”’ Less surprised by the award were those who watched several of Morris’ thinclads turn in outstanding performances at Nationals. Alan Moore, a sophomore from Hughes Springs, broke three national marks in winning the 10-event decathlon. Teammate Lance Bingham, a sophomore from Meadow was only 20 points behind Moore, in se- cond place. SPC also took the top three places in the shot put. Sophomore en Matney recorded a winning toss of 55-7. Glen Calvert of Flomot was second and Mike Williams of Olton was third. Dennis Trottier, a sophomore from Quebec, Canada, finished fourth in both the long and triple jumps. Lub- bock Dunbar’s walk-on Ray McNeal took fifth in the 110 high hurdles. Freshman Kevin Lyons was second in the 400-meter hurdles. Overall the team finished in fifth place. James M. Carroll Long-time agriculture teacher James Carroll retired at the completion of the 1983 school year after 15 years at South Plains College. Carroll began his teaching career in 1950 as an in- structor with the Hockley County Veterans School. He taught in the Estelline, Floydada, Whiteface, and Lub- bock school systems before joining the SPC faculty in 1968. The Professor of Agriculture Technology served as Chairman of the Agriculture and Industrial Technology Department at the college. He earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Texas Tech, and did graduate studies at Texas A M. 70 j “O.1.L.” is not only the fifth con- secutive musical that Helen Roberts, SPC professor of speech and drama, has choreographed and directed at South Plains Col- lege, but also her second original play. “In doing these musicals, I’ve had some of my most enjoyable moments in directing,’ says Mrs. Roberts, whose directorial efforts since 1977 have included “Oliver!,” “Mame!” “George M!,‘ “Black Rose,” and ‘“O.I.L.” For Mrs. Roberts, the musical is ‘a labor of love. There’s an element that seems to come home to me,” she feels. In the eight years that John Har- tin has been a naturalized Texan, he has absorbed the grit, the deter- mination, the survival instinct of the state, particularly that of the oil industry. In this year’s musical Hartin’s goal was to capture that essence in the origional music, lyrics, and arrangements for SQ) lkeon A small orchestra performed Hartin’s compositions. The or- chestra was made up of Dan Han- son, percussion; Ed Marsh, fiddle and vocal director; Tim Mc- Casland, steel and banjo; Randy Ellis, bass; and Hartin, guitar and director. Ronald Webster PLL DD pias iii EG, Lo WE Gatow Kristy Brock Prisoner of Second Avenue SPC’s Theater performed Neil Simon’s comedy ‘PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE” April 6-7. Top Left: Greg Moon anxiously awaits his his wifes’ return.Top Right: Family (LaQuetta Har- rison, and Pam Banks) discussing money for Mel’s psychiatric care. Center: LaQuetta Har- rison, Pam Banks, Alan Berry, Julie Bramblett and Roy Davis are discussing a family problem. Bottom Right: LaQuetta Harrison and Roy Davis argue abouth the financial support they are willing to give. | I ] | | | | i | | | @000000000C00C8C0Oe®8 | ] 5 0 e . oo By Terri Frehulfer Tammi Renee Frehulfer, a 5’7” brown-haired, brown-eyed coed from Lubbock captured the Miss Caprock title in the annual pageant held Dec. Za Miss Frehulfer was crowned by Sonnya Nance of Plains,the reigning Miss Caprock, before a crowd of more than 300 people in the Theatre for the Performing Arts. =a The 18-year-old telecommunica- tions major eyes sparkled with sur- prise when her name was called by master of ceremonies Terry Isaacs. She was sponsored by the Press Club, and is the daughter of Shirley Frehulfer of Lubbock. Tammi commented that she was surprised just to be one of the seven finalists, let alone win the competi- tion. “All | really wanted was to be among the seven finalists, and still can not choosen,” Caprock. First runner-up was Pamela Neal a really believe | was stated the 1983 Miss freshman from Whiteface. Pamela is an accouting major and was spon- sored by the Office Education Association. Kathey Wilkes, a freshman from Meadow, was named second runner- up. She was sponsored by Gillespie Hall and is a Biology major. Third runner-up was Kimberly Wright, a freshman fashion merchan- dising major. She was sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The other three finalists included Christy Champion, a freshman from Littlefield; Jamie Johnson a freshman from Levelland; and Judy Robles a freshman also from Levelland. A total of 29 women com- peted in the pageant. (Finalists are pictured above) 74 3 2 ry See e 3 EXT Kaleidoscope hostess Norma Caballero prepares to interview Max Gail of Barney Miller, while Michael Oden hooks up microphones. © 0000880000888 08 Jay Strickland mans the studio camera. © SPC Ty ©0000 80088000888 Tammi Frehulfer is a frequent an- chorperson on the Monday Report. SCCccsccccoocooocooooocs © Behind the scene for SPC TV are: (standing) Belinda Wheeler, Yuvette Paynes, and Deanna Saplin. woah pahe | L b) fos md a = © Se ca © 3 Den- Bottom ht, Lyn Daniel (Instructor) Cone ie Dan Hanson, Kathy Tutt, John Har- rig tin, Lori Drachenberg, Scott Bar- ton, Tim McCasland, Seb Mike O’Brian, Edee Gail, Bottom son, Ira White, Randy Ellis, right, John Carson, Cind A Little B the Name |‘ Top left: Experimental Rock Group: Chris Carson- Bass Guitar. Manuel Apodaca-Rhythm Guitar. Kevin Mackey-Drums. Mark Murray-Keyboards. Tom Blackburn-Guitar. Top right: Twirlers-left to right, back row, Tamara Darby, Cristi Barron. Front row, Nelda Frausto, Dana Spears. Bottom right: Stage Band q members are, from back: | Joe Mendez, Randy Washington, Edee Gail, | Shelby Hines, Manual | Apodaca, Andrea Glenn, Devin Duncan, Dan Hanson (Director), Front: Bruce Ter- nipseed, Tracy Long, Terri Frehulfer, and Tammi Frehulfer. Not pictured are: Gregg Moon and Greg | Swift. 76 of the Game! Top left: Show Choir members are: Jackie Grif- fin, Tracey Spell, Amy Lane, Darkus Brown, Kathy Tutt, and Lynita Dozier. Top right: Choir members are: first row--Darkus Brown, Kelly Moberly, Ricky Scoles, Mark Scott, Manuel Apododaca, Clay Moore, Ira White, Nelda Frausto, Lyna Moncada. Second row--Edee Gail, Kathy Tuff, West Garza, Sebie Denson, Mike Jor- don, John Seay, Sheryl Angerer, Elana Torres, Patrice Cowan.Third row-- Laura Grametbaur, Lynite Dozier, Sandra Massegale, Lynn Brown, Tracy Long, Randy Beck, Mark Rogers, Kent Tarr, Lori Drachenberg, Kala Littrell. Fourth row--Jackie Griffin, Lynx Baxter, Alan Berry, David Isaaks, Mark House, Steve Brooks, Benito Lugo, Scott Barton, Dwain Knight, Camille Knight, Terri Apostolo, and Sherry Smith. Soaps” Page 78 Jeff Moss molds a clay bowl. Page 79 top, Anna Baranouskaus ® @ @ @ poses for an art class. © 9 ) ® structs a clay pot. Page 79 right, Connie Nelson poses with her work of art. @ @ @ i | ® age 79 left, David Jones con- e @ o 8O « © “@ Ortop left, Cebie Denson, Daryl Thrash, and Scott Barton took se- © cond while Ira White (right) took first. Below, Larry Dry won third, @ @ © 00000008 OOOOOCOCOOOCOOOOOCOe Talent Show | SPORTS 83 a2. besides Tex: | 5 : len’s Basketball 88... Texan Chesdaaeee . Men’ s Tennis : °F c eccoe V yp 0 ie s Ss Tenni IS Cover photo by David Jones Terrible Tex Keeping up with the Texan tradi- tion, as always, is the familiar face of Terrible Tex. Even though Tex doesn’t actually play basketball, he is a permanent member of the team. However, Tex doesn’t limit himself only to athletics, he is a symbol for every activity at SPC. Tex is a valuable asset, an atten- tion grabber, but most of all, Tex is the spirit of South Plains College. EERE ee We’re Number One-- the South Plains College Texan men proudly display their first place trophy that they won by taking first in the own invitational tourney, the Texan Classic. The squad defeated Lamar (Colo.) Community College 122-94, Temple Junior College 108-87, and Lon Morris College in the Championship game 80-73. Co- captians Dicky Winter and David Morgan hold the trophy and were the leaders in the action. Winter scored 66 big points in the three games to lead in scoring, and Morgan led in defense as he held Temple’s Thomas Taplin to nine points after he had popped the nets for 42 the night before against Lon Morris. Terrible Tex, SPC’s mascot, cheers the team on from behind. = a — = Using sophisticated equipment, athletic trainer Michael Celli treats basketball player Phil Gates for a muscle injury. The new training facilities are among the best in the nation. Above is Phil Gates and Dicky Winter. At left is, George Kohlen. Women’s Basketball Members of the 1982-83 Texan Women’s Basketball team include (kneeling left to right) Karen Kinnison, JoAnn Prince, Lorettta Martinez, Lori Gerber, Donna Diggers, Darlene Davis, Theresa Stone, (standing left to right) Manager Karen Roberts, Manager Kelly Smith, Tracy Wiley, Sharon Gerber, Julie Chancler, Jill Pendergrass and Coach Gayle Nicholas. Upper left Tracy Wiley shoots; right, is Lori Gerber, and bottom left, Donna Driggers shoots as Texan Tracy Wiley (54) watches. ! | ! 1 q Texan Cheerleaders ee MAD ra CO A Ahi OREN AA TE TE A TA | —_ ee a a Se yl ED gd _ ‘ 4 OP ABP. Bi 1 wakes we ee m oe aeeaaiainattinennene ; e ’ gry ee ee ee ee ee eee irene = eles SAR to 5 Sopoe sar ories ope 3 rh a ri ow ; 4 . 4 fared ‘ Bu $e. 7 . te y Peper Ayo eee Gade Pc ent et Te (kl : MESO Fr @ aes Soe te are yi Mae AA AB NNN «ly ite as ae cool Pees Keay é mes Meee es Page 88--From top to bottom (center row) Judy Robbs, Cathy Rogers, Tari Tyler, Melinda Griffith and Tina George. Left, from back--Mitzi McAllister, Jill Mantooth and Tammie Pope. Right, from back--Penny Chaney, Roxanne Guajardo and Stacy Chamberlain. Top of 89--From top, center row is Judy Robb, Cathy Rogers, and Tari Tyler. Bottom of pyramid from left--Mitzi McAllister and Penny Chaney. On floor from left--Jill Mantooth, Stacy Chamberlain, Roxanne Guajardo, Dana Jour- dan, Dawn Fortner, Shonna Dooley, Lesli Rush, Tina George and (back) Melinda Griffth. OAS iTS RIDER LLANE See Clockwise from top is: Neal Paige, Doug Wright, Greg Odell, D. Ray Peeples, Neils De- Jong, Mark Elliott, Gene Acosta, Fran- cois Bedard, Mark Robertson and Dean Lockwood. Maessersecc’ atrest ¥a3; At left Greg Odell prepares to hit a backhand. Center-- Dean Lockwood guards the net while Mark Robertson serves. Right, Doug Wright returns an op- ponent’s shot to his forehand. IS en’s Tenn Page 92: Coline Morton; page 93 top row from left is Penny Robsion, fall semester team manager; Brenda Bewley; row two--Coline Morton, Mindy Maranto; row three--Shona Brown, Rochelle Cox; row four--Irma Gomez and Kelly Scott. Above Shona Brown, SPC’s top seeded women’s player, prepares for a backhand return. SPC’s tennis coach (not pic- tured) is Karen Knight. aeeeek ent yg Top row (starting on page 94): Jackie Trice, Mike Voigt, Bradley Bains, Darrell Scott, Kevin Farrer, and Greg’Robinson. Second row left: Mark Aston, Monty Cooper, Lynn Monzingo and Steve Porter. Bottom left, Steve Porter; center, Darrell Scott; Bottom page 95 golf coach Larry Roberts (in cart) with team. The at anernceneistosiaNe NS ARE Profile i of a recordbreaker by John Hasselmeier Whoever said records were made to be broken knew SPC decathlete A.J. Moore. Moore, a native of Hughes Spr- ings, broke three records at the Angelo State Fall Invitational, which was held November 19 and 20. The records he broke were SPC decathlon records in the long jump (23” 1 1’) high jump (6’10’) and first day total points with 3973. In addition, he also tied a school record in the 100 meters with a time of 10:9. This tied a record Moore had already set. Moore aiso holds some records at Hughes Springs. These include the high hurdles. In addition to these honors, he also received regional honors in three events. He also received Outstanding Trackster in District. He was also decorated in foot- ball, being an All-District defensive back. He also set another record, since broken, with a 97-yard in- terception return for a touchdown. The return came against Winn-: sboro. His senior year, Hughes Springs tied the number one team in AAA, Mount Vernon. Some of the notables Moore has met include Detroit Lion running back Billy Sims. “Hooks (Sims’ high school) is in our district. My brother played against him. | also met Byron Linwood (strong safety at TCU) and Billy Olson,” Moore said. Olson currently holds the world indoor record in the pole vault. Moore’s athletic career started in the fifth grade, when he started running track. “I’ve always been faster than the average person and | like running,’ Moore stated. Dur- ing his career, Moore ran in events in Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkan- sas. Hughes Springs is within 100 miles of these three states. After high school, Moore was recruited by Arkansas Tech in both football and track. Texas Tech and Stephen F. Austin wanted him strictly for track. East Texas State and Lamar wanted him for football. Moore decided on Texas Tech because he likes West Texas. “I used to visit my brother out there and | fell in love with West Texas,” Moore recalled. ‘I like the sunsets and everything seems so clean and open.” But Moore soon left Tech. “Things didn’t work out there and | was about ready to quit. Coach Ramsey (who was t he SPC track coach at the time) heard about me and gave me a _ shot.’ Moore remembered. In last year’s Junior College Na- tionals, Moore finished fifth in the decathion. “| should have done better,’ Moore stated. “I was third until the last two events.” Moore has some lofty goals for this season. ‘| would like to score 7400 points in the nationals this year. | would also like to make the 1984 Olympic Trials.” Top left: The cross-country team in action. Top right: Greg Moon demonstrates the P02 aerobic ex- erciser. Bottom: From left to right — are Coach James Morris, Dennis Gardner, Alex Torrez, Greg Moon, John Rodriguez, Mark Scott and Eddie McCloyen. SRS CY H | a at SS = on wee ee 98 Top: The track team. From left (back) Coach Morris, Mike Williams, Glen Calvert, Alan Moore, Lance Bigham, Troy But- ters, Greg Moon, Louis Koiner, Ray McNeal, Edward McCloyen, Mark Scott, (front) Darrell Bowen, Sam Criswell, Casey Shaw, Alfred Woodland, John Harader, Ken Matney, Alex Torrez, Jack Dupuy, Dennis Gardner, John Rodriguez. Bottom left: Tracksters bracing for the start. Bottom right: Lance Bingham unwinding to throw a discus. Bingham qualified for na- tionals in the decathlon. National Qualifiers Lance Bingham Glen Calvert Kevin Lyons Ken Matney Alan Moore Dennis Trottier Dennis Trottier Mike Williams Decathlon Long jump triple jump Shot put Top left: Glen Calvert after unleashing a shot. Calvert qualified for nationals in the shot and placed second to fellow SPC shot-putter Ken Matney. Top right: Dennis Trottier getting set for a jump. Trottier, who qualified for the national meet in both the triple jump and long jump, was dis- qualified during the national in- door championships for wearing the shorts pictured. Bottom left: Ken Matney, NJCAA indoor shot put champion, shows his national championship form. Matney also qalified for nationals in the shot. Bottom right: Kevin Lyons taking the handoff during a relay. Lyons qualified for the nationals in the 400 hurdles. Photographs by: David Jones by Greg Moon The care of SPC athletes and their injuries has taken a revolu- tionary turn since last year. This turn is mainly due to the efforts of Michael Celli, the head trainer here at SPC. Since Celli’s arrival last spring, the facilities have improved remarkably. The training room has increased in size threefold over the summer. The immediate ap- pearance of the room itself is somewhat shocking, as are the many complicated pieces of machinery that are used therein. Two of those devices are new items that have changed the very methods of care and recovery. The first of these is the Jobst Cryotemp. This implement is used in mainly in treatment for injuries with large amounts of swelling. The machine runs cold water through large tubes into a sleeve that is wrapped around the swollen area. With the combined effects of the cold and the pressure, the swelling is diminished con- siderably. The increasing pressure forces the blood from that par- Athletic Facilities ticular region and puts it back into circulation. The other apparatus that has dramatically changed the training industry is the Galvanic Nerve Stimulator, or GNS. Coach Celli, as ne is called by the athletes, has stated that this piece of machinery “Has revolutionized training, we have cut recovery time in half with this piece of equipment.” To galvanize something is to stimulate or shock it with an elec- tic current; that is just what the GNS does. This one piece of equip- ment does the job of whirlpools, ice and heat. By putting a negative current through the muscle, the blood flow is increased. This speeds up the healing process. The current is much more effective than heat, this is because it treats the entire muscle, not just the sur- face. By using a positive current the blood flow is decreased. This decreases swelling much more ef- fectively than ice. Another advan- tage to the GNS is that it prevents atrophy of the muscle. If an athlete cannot function in a normal fashion, the GNS will exercise his muscle for him. This is done by the electrical impulses causing the muscles to contract on their own. These two instruments have been used not only by athletes at SPC. Several other schools and persons from this area travel here to use these machines. Coach Celli is by far the most important part of the training pro- gram here. Celli is a graduate of the University of Texas, where he was a student trainer for four years. Proceeding that, he was a student trainer for four years in high school. Celli certainly knows his job and he has changed the perspective of our programs here. SPC is one of three junior colleges in Texas that has a trainer. Celli has certainly turned a few things around. “As far as equipped train- ing rooms are concerned, we are better than most four-year schools,” said Celli. ‘In fact, I’m sure we have the best facilities of any junior college in the nation.” Celli seems comfortable in his position. “I just go by the old baseball player saying ‘I’m just happy to be here.’ ” rsapnceninceanss — : a er . 2 3 | Opposite page, top right: Tommy Perez. Page 103, top right: Odell Johnson with Darrell Bowen and James Morris in the background. Bottom left: Ken Matney. BR Ne ie Co Photographs by David Jones. 103 Telephone 894-3101 We'll Make You SMILE — : 4 Hw Rebows ‘ : ee al Vi i on siohitiome porary) | eee ee ee he ‘yy AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE--Charles Battin, First National Bank President, presents the 1983 ‘‘Excellence in Teaching” award to English teacher Lee Weldon Stephenson. The award carries with it a $1500 cash prize. Member FDIC fe sabicines: AEP SLEEP MO SOP LPL AMOR LO SPC Who’s Who - 107 Awards Assembly 108 Smallwood Scholars 2 11 Board of Regents 114 tration inis Adm 118 Faculty Staff 121 Pictured from left are: (top row) Scott Barton, Circle K; Lance Bingham, Physical Education; Christi Champion, Fashion Merchandising; Dianne Davis, OEA; (second row) Lori Drachenberg, Student Government; Loy Fralin, |CC; Kim James, Bible Chair; David Lust, Rodeo Club; (bottom row) Jill Mantooth, Texan Cheerleaders; Noel Medrano, Los Tejanos; Yuvette Paynes, Vochais; Randall Strickland, Phi Theta Kappa. Not pic- tured are: Loretta Martinez, FCA; Kevin Smith, Press Club; James Woodland, Law Enforcement. | PBBRES 2 . 108 Awards Assembly Top right: Dean Joyner presents Randall Strickland with a Who’s Who award. Below: Loretta Martinez was elected as Miss SPC, while Scott Barton (left) and James Woodland (right) tied for Mr. SPC. Far right: Lori Drachenberg is presented with the Marvin L. Baker Award for student of the year by Dr. Baker. Above: For deciding to continue her education after 20 years, Mar- cie O’Callahan recieves a special recognition award. Left: Dr.Baker presents Terry Jesko with an award for Agri- business Technology. Ss Who Among Who’ JuCo Students 110 These students are, from left, top row: Tim Addison and Victoria Ades; Row two: Susan Bain, Scott Barton, Randy Beck and Lance Bingham; Row three: Lynn Brown, Penny Chaney, Lori Drachenberg, David Gilbert, Rhonda Holland and Carol Howell; On row four is: Dana Jourden, Karen Kinnison, Ricky Lawless, David Lust, Loretta Martinez, Kim Medlock, Lynn Monzingo, and Gregg Moreland. Row five is: Coline Morton, Sonnya Nance, Neal Paige, Kenneth Parmer, Rebecca Phillips, Carl Poldrack, Debbie Shepherd, Deanna Stokesberry, Randy Strickland, and Dicky Winter. Not pictured are Alan Moore, Teresa Weaver, Jim Woodland, Doug Wright and Mike Fraser. 112 Smallwood Scholars Front from left: Bess Munick, Son- ny Frances, Kathy Wilkes, Christine Fusselman. Back from left: Tony Long, Russell Van Zant, Randy Strickland. Front from left: Andrea Glenn, Carlene Lucket, Ronda Danley, Victoria Ades. Back from left: Tony McWilliams, Tony Anthony, Stan Sell, Becky Lewis, Bruce Tur- nipseed, Steve Pruitt, Alan Pettit. Front from left: Beth Myrick, Jen- nifer Price, Jackie Griffin, Lynita Dozier. Back from left: Mitchell Pearce, Mark McCanlies, Bruce Rhyne, Scott Barton, Deuce Kauff- man, Scott Martin, Randy Beer, Rhonda Holland. Front from left: Kathylyn Jamer- son, Holly Hunt, Theresa Alambar, Cristi Champion. - Back from left: Brandy Giles, Cindy Turner, Gina Pendergrass, Denise Ehlers, Phillip Kirk. The Smallwood Scholarship is very prestigious at South Plains College. The recipients must be well qualified for the $500 a semester they recieve. Among other things, they must write an essay and maintain a 3.00 grade point average. HOMER JOHNSON OIL BUTANE INC. PHILLIPS 894-6191 P.O. Box 1149 THE GOOD WORD? SAVINGS! Adequate insulation. storm doors and windows or double pane glass in windows properly sized h eating equipment - all these can make a big difference in your electric bill For information on how you can get the most for the watts you pay for - call us. of come by our office and pick up one of our informative booklets WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT INSULATION ELECTRIC HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING MANAGING YOUR ELECTRIC BILL SPS BOUTHWESTEAN PUBLIC SERVICE OUR GENERATION IS FOR YOU STUDIOS INCORPORATED REATIVE COLOR ain = oard of Regents of Kearney Trucking Company in Sundown. L. C. Kearney Jr., Chairman Mr. Kearney has been on the Board of Regents since 1957, when the school was founded. He is the owner Gary Stacy, Vice Chairman Mr. Stacy is President of Universal Treating. He has been a board member since 1976 and has, just this year, become Vice Chairman. Johnnie Keen, Secretary Mr. Keen, a Levelland farmer,is a regent of 14 years. Gordon Martin Mr. Martin has been with the Board of Regents since 1963. Mr. Martin is a farmer. Pat McCutchin Mr. McCutchin is self-employed in the restaurant business. He has been a regent member since 1980. ARLE ES Ma RCRA. Fete EY ARR CAINE Rp engicy i ts cog Lined ine ine wae tcteer Mark Wyatt Sr. Mr. Wyatt became a member of the Board of Regents in 1980. C. E. Bradshaw Mr. Bradshaw,a Ropesville farmer, is the Board’s newest member, having been elected this year. Administration Dr. Marvin L. Baker President Earl Gerstenberger Vice President of Ad- ministrative Affairs 2 Dr. Bud Joyner Vice President of Academic Affairs Don Yarbrough Dean of Continuing Education Frank Hunt Dean of Technical- Vocational-Occupational Education John Dickson Business Manager Jerry Barton Dean of Students Dr. Baker Dr. Marvin L. Baker, President of SPC, was elected to his position in 1961. Dr. Baker had worked at Southwest Texas Junior College, Howard County Junior College, and Florida State University before coming to Levelland. After graduation from high school, Dr. Baker served in the navy for two years, receiving his discharge in 1946. He then went on to complete his education. In May of 1949 he recieved his Bachelor of Science and in August of that same year received his Master of Science. In 1956 he obtained his Doctor of Philosophy from The University of Texas. Dr. Baker believes that the trend for colleges of the 1980’s and 1990’s will be “‘to teach people how to live in the times when they’re not working on the job.” His main question is how to get people “interested in the finer things,” such as great art and music. According | to Dr. Baker we do not, yet, know ho w to spark this in- | terest. BD () a () A () D ( ) ( ) D-( ) ) A -() SD-( a -() D-. 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Wise Physical Education Gwyneth Wood History GS 0 == ( () a ( () a 2D ) as () aam €= 04 0 m () ) 64 0 0 aD ) 4b = Gp 0D 0� D D 0 4S) = 2. 04 ) = 0 = SOPHOMORES: Eugene Acosta Tim Addison Victoria Ades Alexander Alambar Douglas Albrecht Rebecca Alcazar Helen Alderson Ruth Ann Allen Stacy Alred Cathey Amos Kimberly Anderson Lisa Anderson Monty Anderson Manuel Apodaca Estella Arce Nancy Arebalo Teresa Arellano Joe Arnold Candy Baack Susan Bain Brenda Baker David Balderas Juan Baldivia ” O U =e O = O 0 m Yn Pam Banks Melissa Barker Josie Barrientes Scott Barton Benito Basquez Francois Bedaud Teresa Bednarz Alan Berry SOPHOMORES as thew ft es Sosie Berumen Brenda Bewley Jana Bilberry Larie Bingham Karen Black Terry Botkin Kim Boudreaux Blake Boyd Sandra Bridgewater Robert Brown Terry Bruton Tammy Buckner Shawn Burns Jeff Busby Darris Bynum Sharon Caddell Stacie Callaway William Calloway Leah Canon Jana Carter Noel Casarez SSHYONOHdOS Kelly Gass Eddie Castillo Jay Chambliss Patricia Chastain Nancy Cherry Sherri Clements Cynthia Cone Monty Cooper Terri Cowna David Cox Roxanne Cox Try 3 s ey 1 Bb Tarn FON y ; fy se Sam Criswell Tommy Crosby Victoria Cruz Kip Culp Kim Daniels Ronda Danley Thomas Darnell Dianne Davis Kevin Davis Elena Del Toro Jo Demel Robert Demel Dorothy Dent Darrell Dodson Lyndon Donahey Deborah Donald Olen Douglass Lori Drachenberg Donna Driggers Lance Dunn SSYONOHdOS Minhhue Duong Cherie Dutton Willie Elizardo JoAnn Elizondo Suzanne Farabee Wendell Elms Monica Enloe Robin Ennen SOPHOMORES Denise Esqueda Debra Farris Freddie Flores Loy Fralin Josephine Esquibel Shelly Farriss Lanny Fluitt Alda Franco ae ae Charles Evans James Finchum Bill Frazier Kevin Farrer —! lk % Jon Fisher Dawn Fortner Terri Frehulfer Danny Garcia Donna Garza Kelly Gass Robin Gay he. Z Z { Lori Gerber Sharon Gerber Choyr Gilbert David Gilbert SAYONOHdOS Brandy Giles Jon Girod Carley Glass Linda Glover Joe Goff Irma Gomez Jimmy Gomez David Gonzales i ee Kathleen Gonzales Louis Gonzales Maria Gonzales Leandro Gonzales Terry Goowin Anita Graham Brenda Gray SOPHOMORES James Gross Roxanne Guajardo Jimmy Gunn | Gena Gustin Steffanie Haley Rachel Hall Randy Hall Freddie Hamilton Robert Hamilton Eric Hammock Rodney Hampton ie, Jay Hand Nancie Hardin Johnny Harrell Dale Harter SSYONOHdOS John Hasselmeier Teri Jo Hayes Rosemary Heinen Jay Helton Steve Henderson Mary Hernandez Susie Hernandez Paul Herring Shelby Hines James Holliday James Huffington SS 0 WO RO LESS Pact x . p . gn? — oe fat, : Wayne Herring Michael Hewitt Rosalind Hill Scott Hockenberry Paul Hoelscher Rhonda Holland Mark House Carol Howell Twila Hudson Gorinda Hughes Amy Humphreys Lyndal Hurst Darrell Jackson Reyna Jackson Kathylyn Jamerson David James ‘te - Buddy Jennings Philip Jesko Prasert Jirakajorn Bruce Johnson ” O a — O = O BS) Mm OP) Odell Johnson Timothy Johnson Dana Jourden Karyn Julian Mark Jungman Husam Kader Fred Kamper Ray Kauffman JIVY we SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Keith Gary Keith James Kelly Pam Kent Michael Kerr Joseph Kimsey Karen Kinnison Donna Kirkland Dwain Knight Brenda Koiner Robbin Lacy Leon Lang Robert Latham Ricky Lawless Robert Layton Linda Lewis Kala Litrell Laura Lockhart Ricky Lockmiller John Logan Jack Long SAYONOHdOS Renee Lowe Sally Lunsford David Lust Norma Madrigal Adriana Maldonado Marty Malone Jill Mantooth Mindy Maranto : i a siv VAIL TJTTIV SOPHOMORES ‘oe Bobby Markham Mike Martin Divon Martinez Gloria Martinez Loretta Martinez Mike Martinez Tony Martinez Yolanda Martinez 0D Fe Thomas Mason Douglas Massey Dave Masso ADA Mitzi McAllister Kerry McCormack Teri McCullough Matt McCutchin Donald McElwain Mark Middleton Zainol Mohdsidek Randy McLean Marlin Mills Lyna Moncada Debora Meads ie Elizabeth Mejia Kim Merchant Ara Minnick Rann Mitchell vail “TN Lynn Monzingo Greg Moon ” O U ale O = O J m Y) Se E Y ay Zee A Va fags: Foote a Alan Moore Kendra Moore Gregg Moreland Marsha Moreland : 4 eae Hanky dhs ins, de, ] Shane Morris Tommy Morris Coline Morton Jeffrey Moss SOPHOMORES Gayla Mullinax Mark Murray Leila Myrick Sonya Nance Dolores Navarette Nancy Neagle Kelly Nelson Tracy Nelson Mirt Nevill Kevin Newsom Lisa Nichols Susan Noah Debbie Oakley Marcie O’Callaghan Barry Odell Meri Odell SSYOWOHdOS Concha Ojeda Lori Oswalt Neal Paige Mary Parker i eves} Kenneth Parmer Jill Pate Teresa Patterson James Paxton SOPHOMORES Emagene Peek Gina Pendergrass Tommy Perez David Perry James Phillips Rebecca Phillips Cheryl Pickett Carl Poldrack i Tommie Pope Jana Powell Tim Presley JoAnn Prince t Mark Przilas Pongpun Punhong Mathius Purnama Delia Quintanilla Kerry Rackler Karen Redman David Reid Christopher Reyna Lawrence Rice Schuyler Richarson Jeff Rimer Davia Rinne SAYONOHdOS Ana Rios Gary Roberts Karen Roberts Nickla Roberts : 1) 8o Greg Robinson Penny Robison Cathy Rogers Beatrice Rosales Norma Ruiz Lesli Rush Carol Russell Barbara Salas Randy Samsel Danny Sappington SOPHOMORES Christine Schardt Sharon Schoepf Michel Scoggins Bruce Scott Darryl Scott John Seay Kearby Sexton Casey Shaw 150 Debra Shepherd Kevin Silhan Kelly Simmons Bart Simnacher Jackie Sisson James Sitton Karen Sitton SAYOINOHdOS Troy Skillern Kelli Smith Martha Smith John Snodgrass Warren Southers ; Robert Spence Tracy Spencer 152 SOPHOMORES Ss Benny Stansifer D. 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Jennifer Ziegenfuss, p.190 Lisa Zuber, p.46, 190 Hipolito Z uniga, p.190 SOPHOMORES A Eugene Acosta, p.90, 130 Tim Addison, p.52, 54, 111, 130 Victoria Ades, p.111, 112, 130 Mike Ahrens, p.62 Alexander Alambar, p.130 Teresa Alambar, p.55, 112 Douglas Albrecht, p.130 Rebecca Alcazar, p.12, 130 Helen Alderson, p.130 Ruth Ann Allen, p.130 Stacy Alred, p.130 Greg Alvarez, p.62 Nidia Amara, p.45 Cathey Amos, p.130 Kimberly Anderson, p.130 Lisa Anderson, p.130 Monty Anderson,p.130 Manuel Apodaca, p.76, 77, 130 Estella Arce, p. 130 Nancy Arebalo, p.130 Teresa Arellano, p.131 Joe Arnold, p.131 Candy Baack, p.131 SUSabalneDizom i lilaetioan Oo | Bradley Bains, p.94, 131 Brenda Baker, p. 131 David Balderas, p.131 Juan Baldivia, p.45, 131 Pam Banks, p.63, 71, 131 Melissa Barker, p.131 Josie Barrientes, p.60, 131 Scott=Barton,9p.06, 63 877, 80, 111, Ti2e1319109 Benito Basquez, p.131 Link Baxter, p.62, 77 Randy Beck, p.77, 111 Randy Beer, p.112 Francois Bedard, p.90, 131 Teresa Bednarz, p.55, 131 Alan Berry, p.57, 63, 71, 77, 131 Sosie Berumen, p,132 Brenda Bewley, p.93, 132 Jana Bilberry, p.132 Lance Bingham, p.58, 60, 98, 111 Larie Bingham, p.132 Karen Black, p.57, 132 Tom Blackburn, p.76 Carla Blodgett, p.132 Terry Botkin, p.9 7, 132 Kim Boudreaux, p.132 Roy Bowie, p.55, 132 Blake Boyd, p.54, 132 Julie Bramblett, p.63, 71 Sandra Bridgewater, p.132 Kristy Brock, p.24, 70 Steve Brooks, p.77 Lynn Brown, p.24, 57, 63, 77, 111 Robert Brown, p.132 Terry Bruton, p.132 Tammy Buckner, p.132 Shawn Burns, p.132 Jeff Busby, p.132 Darris Bynum, p.133 f Sharon Caddell, p.133 Stacie Callaway, p.133 William Calloway, p.133 Ken Campbell, p.133 Leah Canon, p.133 Chris Carson, p.76 Jana Carter, p.133 Noel Casarez, p.133 Kelly Cass, p.133 Eddie Castillo, p.45, 133 Jay Chambliss, p.133 Penny Chaney, p.37, 88, 89, 111, 133, 195 196 Patricia Chastain, p.133 Nancy Cherry, p.133 Kevin Chock, p.53 Sherri Clements, p.133 Cynthia Cone, p.75, 133 Monty Cooper, p.94, 134 Patrice Cowan, p.47, 77 Terri Cowna, p.134 David Cox, p.134 Debra Cox, p.59 Roxanne Cox, p.134 Sam Criswell, p.98, 134 Tommy Crosby, p.134 Victoria Cruz, p.45, 134, 51 Kip Culp, p.134 D Kim Daniels, p.134 Lyn Daniels, p.75 Ronda Danley, p.57, 112, 134 Thomas Darnell, p.134 Darlene Davis, p.86, Dianne Davis, p.45, 46, 49, 134 Kevin Davis, p.134 Larry Dawson, p.62 Elena Del Toro, p.134 Jo Demel, p.57, 134 Robert Demel, p.62, 134 Dorothy Dent, p.135 Linda Dickso, p.46 Darrell Dodson, p.135 Lyndon Donahey, p.135 Deborah Donald, p.135 Olen Douglass, p.135 Lori Drachenberg, p.12, 13, 54, 56, 75, TioAdAg 139109 Donna Driggers, p.58, 86, 87, 135 Larry Dry, p.80 Lance Dunn, p.52, 135 Minhhue Duong, p.135 Cherie Dutton, p.135 ial Mark Edwards, p. 62 Willie Elizardo, p.135 JoAnn Elizondo, p.135 Suzanne Farabee, p135 Lendell Elms, p.135 Monica Enloe, p.57, 135 Robin Ennen, p.135 Denise Esqueda, p.136 Josephine Esquibel, p.136 Charles Evans, p.136 Kevin Farrer, p.94, 136 Debra Farris, p.136 Shelly Farriss, p.136 James Finchum, 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Nina James, p.59 Buddy Jennings, p.141 Philip Jesko, p.141 Prasert Jirakajorn, p.141 Bruce Johnson, p.141 Odell Johnson, p.60, 103, 141 Timothy Johnson, p.141 David Jones, p.79 Dana Jourden, p.60, 89, 111, 141, 51 Karyn Julian, p.141 Mark Jungman, p.141 K Husam Kader, p.141 Fred Kamper, p.141 Ray Kauffman, p.112, 141 Elizabeth Keith, p.142 Gary Keith, p.142 James Kelly, p.142 Pam Kent, p.142 Lori Kerr, p. 43 Michael Kerr, p.142 Joseph Kimsey, p.142 Karen Kinnison, p.86, 111, 142 Donna Kirkland, p.142 Camille Knight, p.77 Dwain Knight, p.77, 142 Michael Knight, p.142 Brenda Koiner, p.142 Louis Koiner, p.54, 98, 142 Kip Kulp, p. 56 l Robbin Lacy, p.142 Amy Lane, p.77 Leon Lang, p.142 Ricky Lawless, p.62, 111, 142 Robert Layton, p.143 Linda Lewis, p.22, 143 Kala Litrell, p.77, 143 Laura Lockhart, p43 Ricky Lockmiller, p.143 John Logan, p.143 Jack Long, p.143 Tony Long, p.112 Tracy Long, p.76, 77 Jimmy Low, p.143 Renee Lowe, p.143, 51 Benito Lugo, p.77 Sally Lunsford, p.143 David Lust, p.52, 54, 111, 143 Cindy Lynskey, p. 46 ll Kevin Mackey, p.76 Norma Madrigal, p.143 Adriana Maldonado, p.143 Marty Malone, p.143 Jill Mantooth, p.88, 89, 143 Mindy Maranto, p.93, 143 Bobby Markham, p.144 Mike Martin, p.144 rDivon Martinez, p.144 Gloria Martinez, p.45, 144 Loretta Martinez, p.36, 55, 58, 86, 11 144, 109 Mike Martinez, p.144 Tony Martinez, p.144 Yolanda Martinez, p.144 Judy Mason, p.54, 144 Thomas Mason, p.144 Sandra Massegate, p.77 Douglas Massey, p.144 Dave Masso, p.144 Mitzi McAllister, p.88, 89, 144 Mark McCanlies, p. 58, 112 Tim McCasland, p.75 Kerry McCormack, p.59, 144 Jaylene McCullough, p.45 Kathylyn McCullough, p.55 Teri McCullough, p.144 Matt McCutchin, p.144 Donald McElwain, p.145 Randy McLean, p.145 Ray McNeal, p.98, 145 Debora Meads, p.145 Kim Medlock, p.111, 145 Noel Medrano, p.45, 145 Elizabeth Mejia, p.145 Bobby Mendez, p. 62 Joe Mendez, p.76 Kim Merchant, p.56, 145 Mark Middleton, p.145 Marlin Mills, p.145 Ara Minnick, p.55, 145 Rann Mitchell, p.145 Kelly Moberly, p.77 Zainol Mohdsidek, p.145 Lyna Moncada, p.45, 77, 145 Lynn Monzingo, p.94, 111, 145 Alan Moody, p. 64 Greg Moon, p.49, 63, 71, 97, 98, 145 Alan Moore, p.96, 98, 146 Clay Moore, p.77 Kendra Moore, p.146 Gregg Moreland, p.57, 58, 111, 146 Marsha Moreland, p46 Susie Moreland, p.57 David Morgan, p.84 James Morris, p.103 Shane Morris, p.146 Tommy Morris, p.146 Coline Morton, p.92, 93, 111, 146 Jeffrey Moss, p.79, 146 Gayla Mullinax, p.146 Mark Murray, p.76, 146 Leila Myrick, p.46 N=0 Sonya Nance, p.12, 13, 72, 111, 146 Dolores Navarette, p.49, 146 Nancy Neagle, p.146 Connie Nelson, p.55, 79 Kelly Nelson, p.146 Tracy Nelson, p.146 Mirt Nevill, p.147 Kevin Newsom, p.147 Lisa Nichols, p.147 Susan Noah, p.147 Debbie Oakley, p.147 Marcie O’Callaghan, p.9, 147 Barry Odell, p.147 Meri Odell, p.147 Micheal Oden, p.74 Concha Ojeda, p.147 Espiranza Ojeda, p.45 Lori Oswalt, p.60, 147 l Neal Paige, p.90, 111, 147 Tim Palmer, p. 44 Mary Parker, p.147 Kenneth Parmer, p.111, 147 Jill 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89, 149 Mark Rogers, p.77 Beatrice Rosales, p.149 Diana Rosales, p.150 Joy Rowland, p.150 Norma Ruiz, p.45, 55, 150 Lesli Rush, p.12, 13, 54, 89, 150 Carol Russell, p.150 D Ruben Saenz, p.62 Barbara Salas, p.150 Randy Samsel, p.150 Danny Sappington, p.150 Christine Schardt, p.150 Sharon Schoepf, p.150 Michel Scoggins, p.150 Bruce Scott, p.15, 150 Darryl Scott, p.94, 150 John Seay, p.77, 150 Kearby Sexton, p.150 Casey Shaw, p.98, 150 Debra Shepherd, p.111, 151 Debbie Sherrill, p.151 Kevin Silhan, p.151 Kelly Simmons, p.151 Bart Simnacher, p.151 Jackie Sisson, p.151 James Sitton, p.151 Karen Sitton, p.59, 151 James Skeens, p.151 Troy Skillern, p.151 Kelli Smith, p.86, 151 Ken Smith, p.60 Kevin Smith, p.32, 47 Martha Smith, p.151 Sherry Smith, p.77 John Snodgrass, p.151 Warren Southers, p.57, 58, 151 Robert Spence, p.151 Tracy Spencer, p.64, 151 Benny Stansifer, p.152 Jeff Stephens, p.47, 54, 152 Gerrie Stevenson, p.57 Michael Stewart, p.152 Shawn Stewart, p.152 Deanna Stokesberry, p.111, 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