Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1974 volume:

The BRAND is published through the Department of Art, Sul Ross State University, Alpine, Texas. is people. is people. - I T 1 - Luis Hernandez, Denise Roberts. Tony Kscarciga, Cecilia Valenzuela, and Lauren Satterwhite strike a pose with Alpine in the background. Sul Ross fans at Homecoming is people coming in and starling over looking down from apprehensive height on rows of possibilities, registration form a line following the silver arrows collect your cards for college classes signing up another face for residence in one semester ' s populated solitude A helping hand at freshman initiation L Another hand at freshman initiation Fresh Fish smelling after only several hours and smelling for days. climb the mountain, paint the rocks get hurt, be helped as things get hazy finding friends and going crazy black molasses on your glasses, in your hair you don’t care syrup washes out, and friendship sticks, how sweet. Sul Ross cheerleaders: Terry Orzehowski, Yolanda |elfrey, Linda Dudley, Elaine Garner, Susie? Herring, Marlv Minjares, Susan Hahn, lanev Lvnn Homecoming bonfire ignited spirit lit with cheers and torches contagious enthusiasm casts a glow like white-hot flames soul and finger warming pushing the cold behind scorched faces choke smoke sip a coke, and come inside the magic circle spellbound in the warmth and spirit rising in the night NIRA bulldogging at Sul Ross Spectacle unfolding drama real life and its mirror image viewed through tasty dust or evening chill the old hand-on-the-knee trick the old rope-the-steer trick both perfected after weeks of practice, making faces smile out loud, win or lose, we’ll take a bow and celebrate. get away get together morning sounds and conversation clean wet smell and campfires. tin cup coffee. friends, people paddle — ripples moving back together and ideas making waves. teach me know me understand. absorb the silence or add to the confusion, things to be learned have no preference as to where they’re taught. rock reflected, silent stone, enduring white — silent soft and light under heavy settled mountain clouds a shaken up glass paper weight of misty cold, and melted . . . f ragile, flowing water slips through time enduring canyon fingers, smoothing roughness craftily, and holding up a mirror to reflect its work. Sunset on Haystack Mountain all life pauses, watching west the blazing spectacle at hand the sunset’s final fiery stand a last attempt at driving back the opaque black again in vain as moonlight lifts the color burden from the earth the dark gives birth to dreams of morning chill and grey to warm and blue into a day but void, eternal night dissolves away transparent dreams and seems to be a whisper of eternity, finality, a lastness . . . r like thunder lost in vastness. Sul Ross State University Table of Contents Brand King and Queen 17 Campus Favorites 18 Class Officers and Favorites 20 Greek Sweethearts 28 Sport Sweethearts 29 Homecoming Queen 30 Homecoming Court 31 Football 32 Basketball 42 Track 50 Rodeo 54 Volleyball 58 Golf 60 Intramurals 62 Who’s Who 66 Individuals 74 Board of Regents 104 University President 105 University Vice-Presidents 106 Administration 108 Division Directors 111 Faculty 112 Organizations 122 Student Association 122 Black Students Association 123 International Students Association 124 Chemist’s Club 125 French Club 126 Geological Society 127 Industrial Arts Club 128 Los Tertulianos 129 PEM Club 130 Pre-Law Club 131 Range Management Club 132 Karate Club 133 Student Art Workshop 134 Texas Student Education Association 135 Texas Student Law Enforcement Association 136 Clip and Brand 137 Big Bend Bicycle Club 138 Wilderness Club 139 Majorettes 140 Rock Ensemble 141 Marching Band 142 Symphonic Band 143 University Choir 144 Paisano Student Grotto 145 Rodeo Club 146 Baptist Student Union 147 Wesley Foundation 148 Brand 149 Sage 150 Skyline 151 Alpha Chi 152 Alpha Psi Omega 153 Sigma Tau Delta 154 Phi Alpha Theta 155 Kappa Kappa Psi 156 Mu Rho Sigma 157 Beta Beta Beta 158 Sachem Literary Society 159 Arnold Air Society 160 Phi Mu 161 Alpha Kappa Lambda 162 Alethia Kai 163 Tau Kappa Epsilon 164 Physics Society 165 Student Life 166 Index 213 r J Brand King and Queen James (Smitty) McKenzie Debbie Dennis The “Western Flyers” get the night started BRAND Court L-R: David Carpenter, Sherry Jackson Tony Alvarado, Elva Ramos, Gregg Bass, Marty Minjares, Gary Mercer, James McKenzie, Debbie Dennis, Leticia Paniagua, Robert Ormsby, Dianne Martinez Saul Mancha, Bertha Orta, Joe Bill Averitt, Sherry Hall, and Ray Valencia standing in for Gary Ward 18 Campus Favorites Berta Orta Joe Bill Averitt 20 Robert (Comanche) Ormsby Leticia Paniagua Campus Favorites 21 Sherry Hall Gary Ward 22 Saul Mancha Dianne Martinez 23 Senior Favorites Dennis Carpenter Sherry Jackson at ■ Junior Favorites Tony Alvarado Elva Ramos 25 Sophomore Favorites Gregg Bass Marty Minjares 26 Freshmen Favorites Irma Macias Gary Mercer 27 AKL Sweetheart Debbie Dennis TKE Sweetheart Rodeo Mary Ann Wagner. I Barbara White Basketball Sweetheart Queens Judy Sorrells Norma Teague Track Queen 29 Homecoming Queen Patsy Guerra Donna Hadamek Sylvia Flores i Homecoming Court Esmerelda Rodriguez Carla Breckles It was back on the road again, this time to do battle with a Lone Star Conference opponent in Stephenville, Tarleton State. It wasn’t exactly a ‘barn burner’ in Stephenville; that is, not until the last few seconds. Both the Texans and Lobos puttered and sputtered and put ten points a piece on the board. It wasn’t until the clock read 00:01 in the final quarter that the barn began to burn as the Lobo’s little place kicker, Nixon trotted on to the field and arched a 32-yard field goal through the up-rights. The Texan’s barn burned to the ground as the final second ticked off to 00:00. Other Lobo scores came on a 14-yard scamper around the left end by Larry Cottrell early in the fourth quarter and another Archie Nixon field goal mid-way through the first period. McKenzie lets one go against onrushing Ange’lo State Rams Football The Lobos opened the ’73 campaign on the road, traveling to Portales, New Mexico and the campus of the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds. It didn’t take the Lobos long to put their first six points on the scoreboard as defensive end Wayne LaFond found a Greyhound fumble in his hands just nine yards from the ‘Hounds’ own endzone from where he rambled in just two plays after the initial kickoff. The teams later exchanged field goals with Archie Nixon doing the honors for Sully from 26 yards out. From then on it was a guy named Tom Manley who dominated the action, the Greyhound freshman running back galloped some 151 yards and scored three touchdowns as the ‘Hounds’ opened up a 24-10 lead. The Lobos got back on the scoreboard late in the fourth quarter as quarterback Larry Cottrell pitched a scoring strike to split end Billy Byrd. The Lobo score came a little too late as the clock ran down to 00:00 with Sully behind 24-16. 32 Lobo boosters watch with anticipation during crucial moment in the Sam Houston contest. Head Coach Richard Harvey in a sideline strategy session with quarterback Larry Cottrell The home fans were itching, it was near the end of September and the Lobos were finally playing on their own turf at Jackson Field. The opponent, from the other side of the Lone Star State, Sam Houston State, the Bearkats. It was back and forth, for both the score and the Lobo quarterbacks. The score bounced, the ’Kats 7; Lobos 0; Lobos 8; ’Kats 7; Rats 16; Lobos 14; the quarterbacks bounced, Smitty McKenzie dives over on a one yard plunge, Larry Cottrell hit Randy Moldenhauer with a pass for the two point conversion, McKenzie directs a drive of 77 yards, Cottrell hits Byrd for 31 yards. The two Lobo quarterbacks directed the team in different forms and fashions to result in a 26 to 16 Lone Star Conference victory when the clock read 00:00. Fullback Randy Moldenhauer contributed with two touchdown plunges and Nixon arched a 27-yard field goal. Confetti takes to the air with another Lobo score Lobo Marching Band strikes up the fight song at half time Coach Harvey discusses strategy with McKenzie On October 13, 1973, Sul Ross celebrated it’s 50th anniversary of football and honored the man who started it off, the Lobo ' s first mentor B. C. Graves. During pre-game activities, Coach Graves received a commemora¬ tive plaque before the Lobo ' s annual homecoming game. The day’s opponent was Texas A A I, a perennial conference power that for the first time in many years was off to a dismal start. The Lobos fell behind in the first half as the Javelinas put seven points on the Jackson Field scoreboard. Not to be denied, on this the anniversary and homecoming, Sul Ross marched back with Larry Cottrell scoring from two yards out and evening the score at 7-7. Again, Nixon was called upon late in the game, this time he arched the ball through from 45 yards away. This established a new record for field goal distance at Sul Ross. The Lobos clung to their slim lead; as the seconds ticked away from another home¬ coming. 00:00. Sul Ross 10, Texas A l 7. Larry Moore makes a short gain as Lobo defense hangs on Wesley High Stretches for that extra yard 34 Game site: Brownwood Opponent: Howard Payne The pre-game prospects: The game will determine who stays in the thick of the Lone Star Conference race and who drops into the catch-up role. The post-game story: The Howard Payne Yellowjackets stuck out a 19-6 win over the sporadic Sul Ross Lobos in Brownwood Saturday night continuing their efforts toward the LSC title. Sporadic was the proper term; a Lobo drive ending with a Larry Cottrell pass interception on the HPC 17-yard line; andother drive ending on the HPC 24-yard line with Nixon failing to arch one through the up-rights. More drives, more fumbles, while the ' Jackets put 19 points on the scoreboard, 00:00. Abilene Christian College had just entered the Lone Star Conference and already they were reaching for the top. Midway through the season the assumption was, “nobody was going to stop ACC.” Unless, yes, ’Ole Sully’ can pull off any kind of upset—remember? Some air of optimism was shed through the conference speculators, yet when it was all said and done, the bus ride back from Abilene became extra long. There were times it looked promising, the Lobos held the potent Wildcat offense to seven points through the first quarter. The Lobos turned to the offense only to be denied on a disputed pass play attempt. A disheart¬ ening factor that led to Lobo miscues. At the time00:00 Abilene Christian 29, Sul Ross 0. gSlSSwS ' - - Up, up and away 35 A Sul Ross bonfire starts it all off “The Seventies”, a Drama Club float, won First Place 36 Maura Hernandez strikes a pretty pose on the Spanish Club float AKL with a Second Place effort Sul Ross Homecoming Homecoming ’73 at Sul Ross was highlighted by a sparkling slate of activities. Some of the activities included a bonfire, a reunion of Coach Graves and his footballers, the notorious homecoming parade, presentation of Patsy Guerra, Homecoming Queen, and her Court including Esmeralda Rodriguez, Donna Hadamek, Carla Breckles, and Sylvia Flores; and of course, Sul Ross University’s 401st gridiron battle ever played—this time against Texas A I. As a breather for football fans, one could attend a three act comedy, The Owl and the Pussycat, presented by the Sul Ross Drama department, the women’s volleyball game against New Mexico State, or a concert put on by the SRSU Rock Ensemble. True to tradition, the Lobos defeated Texas A and I 10 to 17 and made another vic torious homecoming for Sully. Gregg Bass escorts a wind-blown Patsy Guerra, Sul Ross Homecoming Queen 37 No comment It was back to the two quarterback show for the Lobos as they met the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks in Alpine with the hopes that the Lobos could maintain a spot in the first division of the conference standings. The Lumberjacks had but one quarterback and he directed the Jacks to 38 points while the Lobos managed 22. Smitty McKenzie held the Lobos together, passing for 209 yards and two touchdowns while running for another. Nixon arched a 36 yard field goal through the goal posts. Once more a new Lobo record was estab¬ lished as Billy Byrd scampered 86 yards with a McKenzie pass during the losing effort—a new pass play distance record . The Lobos dropped to a 3 wins 4 loses season record while standing 3-3 in conference action. 38 Remember Sul Ross was the tune they played in Commerce as the Lobos traveled there to meet the East State Lions. It was the Lobos who pinned the Lions with their only conference loss during the ’72 campaign which found the Lions as NAIA champions. East Texas did remember the result of a year ago and answered with a score of 45 to 0. The Lobos failed to mount any offensive pressure while the Lions showed offensive punch from just about every direction. The Lobos turned the ball over to the Lions on six different occasions, three coming by fumbles and three by pass interception. 00 : 00 . Is the referee an eligible receiver? Nolyn McMaryion receives congratulations after first down catch Southwest Texas held Sul Ross to minimal yardage as the Bobcats defeated the Lobos in a Lone Star Conference game in San Marcos 28-0. Again the Lobo offensive unit could not sustain any attack while the Bobcat running backs found the middle of the Sul Ross defensive unit to be good running territory. The Lobo coaches attempted to use defensive end Wayne LaFond at running back but met with little success as Southwest stacked up everything that came their way. Angelo State was the Lobos’ final opponent as the two teams met at Jackson Field. It was the last appearance for eight seniors in a Lobo uniform. Once more the Lobos fell behind early in the contest as Angelo ' s Rams found the running game to be their “cup of tea”. The Lobos did come back late in the second quarter with a touchdown pass from Larry Cottrell to Nolyn McMaryion. It again became interesting as the half came to a close with the score Angelo 14, Sul Ross 6. It didn ' t take long for the Rams to put the ball back on the ground and put another eight points on the board early in the second half. Again the Lobos began to fight back. An Angelo miscue developed into two points for the Lobos in the form of a safety and Smitty McKenzie hit Jimmy Scott with a touch¬ down strike to make it close. The Lobo effort fell short with the final scoreboard reading 00:00 Angelo State 27, Sul Ross 16. Ray “Lobo” Valenoia swings . . . 39 Cheerleaders 1 Marty Minjares 2 Yolanda Jeffrey 3 Linda Dudley 4 Janey Lynn 5 Elaine Garner 6 Susie Herring 7 Susan Hahn 8 Terri Orzahouski 40 Football 1 Lester Elliott 2 Melvin Parrimore 3 Bill Fry 4 Jerry Neel 5 Larry Cottrell 6 Ricky Watts 7 Wayne Peters 8 Billy Byrd 9 Randy Moldenhauer lOjackie Bennett 11 Loel Jones 12 Wesley High 13 Vic McCoy 14 Archie Nixon 15 Raymond Garcia 16 Jeff Loerwald 17 Clay Conwell 18 James Scott 19 Buster Hawthorne 20 Mike Oglesby 21 Alfred Rougeaux 22 Tony Enciso 23 Melvin Jackson 24 David Wood 25 Robert Sexton 26 Murray Golson 27 Lee Hunter 28 Alan Cornelius 29 Dennis Tebbetts 30 Rey Morales 31 Bill Dimler 32 Stan Caffey 33 James Rogers 34 Juan Sanchez 35 David Stelzer 36 Randy Morgan 37 Sam Scott 38 Don Richters 39 Jesse Garcia 40 James Terrell 41 Wayne Lafond 42 Bill Mitchell 43 Mike Taylor 44 Tony Renfro 45 Dennis Carpenter 46 James Miller 47 Nolyn McMaryion 48 Lonnie Seipp 49 Bob Page 50 Dean Richters 51 James McKenzie 52 Joe McLane 53 Joe Sanchez 54 Marshall Pennington 55 Ronnie Davis 41 The Sul Ross Lobo cage crew jumped off to their best start in a number of years claiming four wins in their first five games. The Lobo season opener, played at the Lub¬ bock Christian College Tournament, went into overtime with the Lobos taking a 70-69 decision over McMurry. Against Lubbock Christian it was much of the same thing, another close one, with the Lobos coming out on top 67-65. The Lobos played their third consecutive game on the road in Portales, New Mexico against the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds. The result: similiar, but not exactly the same. Another close contest, but with the Greyhounds grabbing the victory, 58-56. John Fortenberry had his best game of the year against the Greyhounds, scoring 24 points and Willie Elmore grabbed off 15 rebounds in the los¬ ing effort. The Lobos returned home to hose the Sul Ross Invitational Tournament and did away with three opponents to capture first place honors. In the Lobos first contest, they pasted the College of Santa Fe, 92-79; the second game went down to 42 the wire with Sul Ross taking a 84-83 victory over Lubbock Christian. The championship game found the Lobos facing Wayland Baptist College. Sul Ross posted a 69-65 victory. Willie Elmore paced the Lobos with 20 points in the championship game and was selected to the All- Tournament team along with John Fortenberry. The Lobos were back on the road the following week and dropped a rematch with Wayland Bap¬ tist on the Pioneer’s home court, 77-68. The Lone Star Conference season got underway midway through December and Sul Ross met newcomer to the conference, Abilene Christian College. The Lobos answered the first round converence bell and came out fighting, posting a 86-83 victory. Again it was Wlmore who paced the Lobos with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Other Lobos contributing points in the victory were Fortenberry with 18 points, Bill Shead with 10 and Gary Barnes with 17. 43 John Fortenberry tries out for head cheerleader H The second conference matchup was to set a precedent for the remainder of the season for the Lobos. Lobos faultered at the finish dropping a GO¬ GS decision to Howard Payne. During the Christmas semester break, the Lobos played two non-conference foes and came away with one loss and one victory. The loss came at the hands of McMurry College, 73-60, on the Indians home court. The vieetry, in the Lobos HPE Gymnasium, was a convincing one, a 81-67 win over Eastern New Mexico. The converence race, back on schedule after the semester break, saw the Lobos traveling to Texas A I and Southwest Texas. The Lobos came out on the short end in the two contests, taking a 71-65 defeat from Texas A I and a 87- 60 trimming at Southwest Texas. Lobo Gary Barnes in another two point try Coach Story alone on the court 44 Who’s got the ball? I didn’t do it! It went thataway! 45 The two pernenial powers of the Lone Star Conference came to Alpine in late January and the Lobos seemed ready to pull the carpet out from under their pedestal. Stephen F. Austin, with their usual impressive lineup, saw the Lobos post a 87-82 win. The Lobos had Sam Houston on the ropes during the entire contest in Alpine, but the Lobos let them off late in the contest and the BearKats took a 87-80 victory in overtime. John Fortenberry shows the pressure of the game After the breaking loss to Sam Houston, the Lobos headed down hill. The Lobos hit a winless streak that extended into the final contests of the season, dropping close contests time after time. Tarleton State pasted the Lobos 85-71; then an overtime loss to East Texas 100-89; tehn a last second loss to Angelo State 71-69. New Mexico provided a break from the conference schedule for the Lobos, but the Lobos continued their downward skid, dropping a 80- 61 decision in Las Cruces. Upon returning to the conference schedule again, the Lobos met with final minute disaster time after time. Howard Payne popped the Lobos 78-73 in Brownwood; Abilene Christian out dis¬ tanced the Lobos 99-91 in Abilene and Texas A l and Southwest Texas topped Coach Chester Story’s crew 90-79 and 72-58, respectively, in Alpine. Bill Shead, 45, stretches just a little bit higher Willie Elmore tries snatching the ball away ; - — - —= 47 48 John Fortenberry, 21, stretches out for Sul Ross In both the Texas A I and Southwest Texas games, the action was fierce. Any time the Javelinas and the Lobos get together, it’s bound to be a barn burner, the Javelina’s Hoegie Sim¬ mons and the Lobo’s Tom Richardson had their usual contest of “Mr. Offense vs. Mr. Defense.” Ken Lawrence provided much of the scoring punch against Southwest Texas, tallying 23 points. Against Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, the second time around, the Lobos met with much of the same results with Sul Ross dropping a 80-70 decision to Sam Houston’s BearKats and a 91-83 decision to SFA’s Lumberjacks. Alfonso Mendoza trying to elude his opponent 49 Track 50 Coach Krhut—give them an inch . . . 51 All that matters is the next 10 se conds 52 u Randv Moldenhauer—the lone and the short of it Linda Bolton and Elaine Garner model the latest warm-ups Archie Nixon—the iov and pain of competition 53 Jimmy Jones readying up for the ride A perfect one-hand handstand 54 Calf roping Sul Ross style A free ride down the arena 55 Rodeo groupies . . . 56 I f .. Becky Odom, All Around Cowgirl, and Roy Cooper, All Around Cowboy, awarded saddles by Sul r jjf 9 Ross Rodeo Club Secretary Darcy Krumwiede IhIIIIP miff ' And then you know you’re in trouble 1 John and Kathy Bailey watch NIRA action 57 58 Left to right: Becky Espino, Sandy Lynn Christy Suttle Dr. Paul Pierce, Edie Eubanks, Carla Bailey Linda Huestis 59 John Beaman keeping his eyes on the ball Fred Brinker keeps on truckin’ 61 Let’s go to the races—and take it easy Intramurals 0 62 Another one bites the court after a tackle by Carl Abron 63 Intramurals 64 65 John Fortenberry, a senior from Newton writes, “The most important factors I feci education developes are hard work, a never-give-up attitude, and the ability to get along with others.” A Physical Education major, John is Captain of the Sul Ross Basketball Team, a member of the PEM Club and the Outstanding Athletes of America, and is on the Lone Star Academic Basketball Team. Rosa Waters, A Physical Education junior believes, “Exercise is enjoyable if people are taught to enjoy it” Besides her membership in Sachems, the PEM Club, and the Volleyball Team, Rosa carries a 3.8 GPA. SAGE Editor David McBurnett states, “Though some students might have doubts about the quality of Sul Ross, it should be remembered that an institution is only as good as its constituents.” David is a Waco senior in Spanish and is a member of the Arnold Air Society (Pledge Class President) and the French Club as well as being active in Sul Ross Intramural Sports and carrying a 3.5 GPA. A Monahans senior with a Math and Art major, Jill Cypher says of herself, “Art is a special way I ' ve found to express myself. I’ve tried expression as two plus two, but someone else already decided that the answer is four. As an artisit, I create my own answers.” A member of the Student Art Workshop (Secretary-Treasurer) and Sachems (President), Jill also serves as BRAND Editor and Art Director for the SAGE as well as holding a 3.9 GPA. Joan Blanton, a Carrollton senior in Drama says, “Theatre is an irresistible, tantalizing experience. All lives are touched by it. Theatre seeks communication, and the learning of that art will aid me in all else I pursue.” Joan is also a member of Alpha Psi Omega (Secretary, Vice- President) and Sachems. “Thinking is the key to learning,” states Candy Burnside, a junior Art major. “We have a rare opportunity to learn together. I intend to use it for I have found that thinking people are people who care.” Candy is quite active in the Student Art Workshop (Vice-President), Sigma Tau Delta, and the BRAND and SAGE staffs as well as maintaining a 3.8 GPA. Who’s Who Darcy Krumwied, a junior in Business Education and Accounting says, College students of today seem to be more motivated than they were in previous years. They . . . realize each student is just a small addition to the nation ' s future leaders .” Secretary for the Rodeo Club, Darcy is quite active as the Director of Barrel Racing and Goat Tying as well as actively participating in the Rodeos and Intramural Basketball. A senior Physical Education major from El Paso, Mark Zukevich says of himself, “l feel it is my obligation to do everything I can possibly accomplish to help people in society better themselves.” Mark is a member of the PEM Club as well as running track and playing football for Sul Ross. “Through my degree,” says Debby Dennis, a Gail senior in Physical Education, “I expect to offer society the knowledge I have accumulated thus far in education. Communicating and belonging to others will send me well on my way to success ...” Debby has quite a list of accomplishments besides her 3.5 GPA including membership in the Rodeo Club (Secretary, Reporter), PEM Club, Intramural Basketball, Football and Cross Country. Her beauty and charm can be attested to by the fact that she has been Rodeo Queen, BRAND Queen, Homecoming Queen, and Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. Citing West Texas as her “home away from home Cynthia Teniente states, “Since I have been in this area for the past few years, I have been exposed to the beauty of the terrain, the warmth of the people, and the pleasant, but unpredictable weather A San Ajitonio junior in Elementary Education, Cynthia has shown herself to be quite a leader as Sophomore Women’s Representative, Freshman and Sophomore Class Favorites, and a Sul Ross Cheerleader. She is also an active member of Sachems. Clelia Silvas, a Sanderson Math major, feels that “Alpine is not only isolated, it is lacking in many things such as entertainment opportunities .’’ Clelia, a senior, is a member of Los Tertulianos, TSEA, and Women’s Representative to Student Congress. McCamey junior Carla Breckles writes, “I have grown up with a love for this area and a deep appreciation of its rugged beauty. But more important to me is the style of living here and the quality of the people.” Carla, who is majoring in Elementary Education, is an active member of the Baptist Student Union and Sachems, while in the past she has been a Junior Class Representative and a candidate for Homecoming Queen. 69 Elaine Garner is an Elementary Education junior from Corrigan. She states, “While at Sul Ross, I’ve discovered that the small size and student-teacher ratio is beneficial to a person ' s education. Here you not only receive a formal education, but an even wider overall education.” Besides being a Sul Ross Cheerleader, Elaine has been active in several clubs including Student Art Workshop, Big Bend Bicycle Club, Baptist Student Union and Sachems. “For most bachelor degree-d sociologists,” says Paula Beckcom, a senior Sociology major, “the job market usually connotes a civii service job with the local welfare department, or if you like kids, you can look forward to the Headstart program. With this degree, one can combine all of his basic skills and relate them to himself and society, which is what sociology is all about.” Coming from San Antonio and carrying a 3.8 GPA, Paula has an impressive list of accomplishments to her credit including Alethia Kai (Chairwoman), Alpha Chi (President), French Club (Vice-President), Sigma Tau Delta (Secretary), SKYLINE (Assistant Editor, Business Manager), Dorm Representative to Student Congress and Alpha Kappa Lambda Sweetheart, not to mention being awarded a Wildenthal Scholarship. Janey Lynn, an Elementary Education junior states, “I hope to help the child become an active member of society.” Janey carries a 3.6 GPA and is active in Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, PEM Club and Sachems as well as being a Sul Ross Cheerleader. A Snyder senior in English Judy Nance writes, “I feel that the education I have received from this university qualifies me for a responsible position in the field of teaching.” Judy carries a 3.9 GPA as well as being a member of Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta (Vice-President) and TSEA. Jeff Loerwald, a junior in Physical Education states, “I feel that my education is the foundation for total happiness in whatever type society I choose to live.” Jeff comes from Hereford and he is quite active in Sul Ross football, golf, and the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. A Physical Education senior, Dennis Carpenter says, My plans are to become a coach, and ... to help many young people to learn the values of life that I have obtained through my experiences in sports.” Dennis plays football for Sul Ross and has served as Treasurer for Tau Kappa Epsilon. 70 Jim Gunn, a senior Math major from Pecos writes, “Today ' s college student wants to acquire knowledge not just for the sake of acquiring knowledge, but to prepare himself for the future. Jim is a member of the Geological Society and Student National Education Association as well as a participant in Sul Ross Intramurals. Carol McKinnon states, “I feel that a person cannot do his very best in a career unless it is an area of special interest. Horses have always been quite special to me, so I decided long ago to make a career out of raising and training horses. Carol is a senior in Range Animal Science and is quite active in both the Rodeo Club and Riding Club. Coming from Presidio and majoring in Business Administration is Gloria Baeza who says, “The field of Business Administration is rapidly growing in importance and complexity, and . . . creating an expanding job market. I entertain the hope that I may contribute something to this . . . field. Gloria is a junior carrying a 3.8 GPA. “Alpine and its isolation is ideal for students seeking a good education, according to Marcia Jones, a Houston junior in Drama. She adds, “Students have more time for studying due to the scarcity of leisure activities. Marcia has a 3.5 GPA and is active in various clubs including Black Students Association (President), Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, and Sachems. Eleanore Nestlerode, a Houston junior in Geology writes, “Attending college has already, in effect, initiated me into a social structure on a small scale, preparing me for the universal society. Eleanore is a member of Sachems (President), Geological Society, and a past contender in th Great Bicycle Race. Starting out as a Business major, Jesse McWhorter, now a senior in Math, soon discovered his proficiency in the world of numbers. “I have always enjoyed mathematics, says Jesse who maintains a 3.8 GPA while occasionally playing Intramural Football. Who’s Who 72 Ricardo Abrego, Sophomore Antonio Acosta, Senior Mario Acosta, Senior Saul Acosta, Senior Barbara Adams, Senior Bryan Adams, Sophomore Linn Adams, Freshman Chuck Ailara, Freshman Barbara Albin, Senior Rick Albin, Senior Nancy Alfaro, Junior Brenda Alvarado, Freshman Tony Alvarado, Junior Jose Alvarez, Sophomore Reynaldo Andrade, Sophomore Lori Andrew, Freshman Jean Ann Angermiller, Senior Mike Apodaca, Sophomore Eliza Aradillas, Senior Conrado Arrida, Junior Joe Bill Averitt, Senior Jeri Avery, Freshman John Bachelor, Sophomore Carolyn Bacon, Sophomore Kenny Bacon, Junior Bobby Bader, Senior Salvardor Baeza, Junior Carla Bailey, Freshman Donna Gene Bailey, Junior John Bailey, Graduate 74 Kathleen Bailey, Junior Sammye Baker, Senior Maureen Ball, Junior Roberto Banda, Graduate Marla Barbee, Senior Sharron Barbee, Junior William Barber, Graduate Kathryn Barriga, Freshman Ramon Barriga, Freshman Darrell Barron, Freshman Guy Barrows, Sophomore Gregg Bass, Sophomore Patty Beattie, Sophomore Steve Beck, Senior Paula Beckcom, Senior Steve Becker, Senior Johnny Bejarano, Senior Bob Bell, Junior Charles Bell, Freshman Kathryn Bell, Junior William Bell, Junior Toni Bemenderfer, Junior Henry Bencomo, Senior Johnny Bencomo, Senior Ricky Bendele, Freshman Danny Bender, Sophomore Mike Bender, Sophomore Denise Bennett, Sophomore Jack Bennett, Sophomore Reginald Bergen, Freshman 75 Angie Bermudez, Junior James Berry, Junior Philip Berry, Sophomore William Betts, Freshman James Bice, Sophomore Leta Bierschwale, Junior Brenda Billings, Freshman Jennifer Birdsong, Freshman Julie Bixby, Freshman Kim Black, Freshman Robert Blake, Junior John Blanco, Freshman Joan Blanton, Senior Geri Bliss, Junior Sinclaire Blythe, Freshman Phillip Boerjan, Junior Stephanie Boggs, Sophomore Rhonda Boling, Freshman Peter Bonner, Senior David Bow, Freshman Carolyn Bowden, Graduate Ronald Bownds, Senior Joe Boydstun, Freshman Tom Bozzell, Freshman Bill Braden, Senior Sharon Bratton, Freshman Carla Breckles, Junior Chuck Bridge, Senior Jim Bridges, Freshman Fred Brinker, Senior 76 M. H. Brinkerhoff, Junior Marjorie Bristow, Senior Sandra Brite, Freshman Willie Brock, Senior Ann Brooke, Freshman Terry Brooks, Senior Gary Brown, Sophomore Morris Brown, Freshman Pauly Brown, Sophomore Gary Broz, Freshman Mary Bruton, Freshman Naraine Budbeer, Senior Gerald Burdeski, Freshman Randy Burnett, Junior Dale Burns, Freshman Candace Burnside, Junior Richard Burton, Senior Teresa Bush, Senior Joe Bustamante, Freshman Calanthia Butler, Senior Darlene Caffey, Senior Lynn Caffey, Freshman Stanley Caffey, Freshman Woodie Caffey, Graduate Saul Candelas, Graduate Michael Cannon, Freshman Monica Cantrell, Sophomore Paul Cantrell, Senior Buryi Canuteson, Senior James Carlton, Junior 77 Dennis Carpe nter, Senior Jim Carpenter, Freshman Angelina Carrasco, Freshman Hector Carrasco, Sophomore Pablo Carrasco, Senior Sammie Carrell, Freshman Dorothy Carrillo, Sophomore Germann Carrillo, Senior Luicia Carrillo, Junior Delia Carson, Senior Brad Carter, Freshman Karen Carter, Freshman Kenneth Carter, Freshman Joe Casas, Freshman Charlene Cash, Sophomore Hilda Castillo, Sophomore Rilda Caudle, Junior Ed Centilli, Senior Kathy Cerullo, Freshman Gary Chambers, Junior Jenny Chambers, Senior Rebecca Chaney, Freshman Daniel Chavez, Sophomore Fabiola Chavez, Sophomore Jesse Chavez, Freshman Reynaldo Chavez, Freshman Sarah Chavez, Freshman Patricio Chavira, Senior Isaac Chayeuwells, Kevin Chesser, Freshman 78 Scott Choate, Senior Tao-Chun Chu, Senior Bill Ciomperlik, Sophomore Ben Cloud, Freshman Samuel Cobos, Senior Konna Coffman, Senior June Cole, Sophomore Lou Ann Cole, Freshman Wesley Coleman, Freshman Kem Collyns, Sophomore Oscar Colomo, Freshman Philip Colvin, Sophomore Kathleen Cook, Senior Greg Corkins, Freshman Steve Cornwell, Senior Curtis Courtney, Junior Russell Cowart, Sophomore Alan Cox, Freshman Arland Cox, Freshman Cathleen Cox, Freshman Mary Beth Crabtree, Freshman Wanda Craig, Sophomore Paula Crain, Sophomore Jim Crainer, Freshman Mike Crawford, Freshman Clint Creech, Freshman Jim Creel, Senior Allan Crosby, Sophomore Benjamin Crutcher, Sophomore Rudolph Cruz, Freshman 79 Joe Culpepper, Senior Marie Culpepper, Sophomore William Cutshall, Junior Jill Cypher, Senior Ben Daily, Freshman Jeanette Daniel, Freshman Walter Daniels, Senior Darlene Daughtrey, Senior Teresa Daugherty, Freshman Glenn Davis, Freshman Jack Davis, Junior Joe Davis, Sophomore Ronny Davis, Freshman Russ Davis, Sophomore Greg De Anda, Sophomore Rosella De Anda, Freshman Jerralee Dekle, Freshman Ted De Lao, Freshman Miquel del Rio, Freshman Martha Dempsey, Sophomore Debby Dennis, Senior Maria Diaz, Freshman Tony Dickinson, Junior Sue Anna Dieterich, Sophomore Bola Disu, Freshman Betty Lou Dodd, Senior Nalin Domadia, Graduate Juan Dominguez, Sophomore Tommy Dominguez, Senior Tony Dominguez, Senior 80 Scott Donaldson, Sophomore Eliseo Doria, Freshman Robert Doty, Freshman David Doyle, Freshman Bobby Draper, Freshman Melody DuBose, Freshman Linda Dudley, Senior Dave Duncan, Senior Edward Dutchover, Sophomore Jacque Dyer, Freshman Don Dyess, Graduate Mark Earhart, Sophomore Janet Eaves, Freshman Skookie Edgerton, Graduate Berniece Edwards, Sophomore Deborah Edwards, Freshman Charla Ellis, Graduate John Ellis, Graduate Willie Elmore, Sophomore Tony Enciso, Sophomore Richard Engle, Senior Deborah English, Sophomore Thomas English, Junior Mario Escamilla, Senior Edward Escarciga, Senior Tony Escarciga, Freshman Greg Escue, Junior Manuel Esparza, Senior Mario Esparza, Junior Frank Espino, Senior 81 Gloria Ann Espino, Senior Jesus Espino, Sophomore Teresa Espino, Junior Adolfo Esquivel, Senior Flavio Estrada, Junior Edith Eubanks, Senior Paul Evans, Sophomore Unamerle Evans, Junior Stanley Farmer, Freshman Joe Fayle, Sophomore Frank Finnern, Freshman Carolyn Fisk, Freshman Don Fitzgerald, Freshman Georgia Fleming, Sophomore Cayetano Flores, Senior Joe Frank Flores, Freshman Jesus Flores, Junior Larry Flores, Junior Sylvia Flores, Senior Terri Floyd, Freshman Jim Fly, Freshman Phillip Forster, Freshman John Fortenberry, Senior Travis Fowler, Sophomore Zephry Fowler, Senior Brenda Fox, Freshman Vivian Francies, Junior George Franks, Freshman Bill Fry, Freshman Donaciano Fuentez, Senior 82 Susana Fuentez, Graduate Michael Furrey, Senior Daniel Gallagher, Graduate Albert Garcia, Freshman Armando Garcia, Junior Beatrice Garcia, Senior Clarisa Garcia, Freshman Gilberto Garcia, Senior Gloria Garcia, Freshman Jesse Garcia, Senior Jo Ann Garcia, Sophomore Martha Garcia, Sophomore Patricia Garcia, Sophomore Raymond Garcia, Sophomore Thelma Garcia, Sophomore Elaine Garner, Junior Jaime Garza, Senior Robert Garza, Senior Thomas Gavin, Freshman Robert Gholson, Freshman Mike Gibson, Sophomore Richard Gibson, Graduate Susan Gibson, Sophomore Chris Giese, Freshman Bart Gillan, Sophomore Andy Glasscock, Sophomore Mark Glenn, Junior Tanwa Godo, Freshman John Goines, Sophomore Billy Golden, Junior 83 Robie Golden, Freshman Murray Golson, Freshman Andres Gonzales, Freshman David Gonzales, Sophomore Helen Gonzales, Senior Linda Gonzalez, Senior Ilda Gonzales, Graduate Maria Gonzales, Sophomore Martha Gonzalez, Freshman Ramiro Gonzalez, Senior David Goodnight, Freshman Tommy Gothard, Sophomore Linda Grable, Freshman Kay Graham, Sophomore Nieves Grano, Junior Joh n Grawado, Senior Ron Gray, Freshman Curtis Green, Freshman Jo Gallagher Green, Graduate Marshall Green, Freshman Ricky Green, Sophomore Sonja Green, Freshman Jerry Greenwood, Junior Diana Gregston, Junior Gordon Grinnan, Freshman Marina Guadarrama, Freshman Jose Guanajuato, Senior Gladys Guerra, Sophomore Patsy Guerra, Senior Joe Guevara, Sophomore 84 Clarence Guiton, Sophomore George Gutierrez, Freshman June Habr, Freshman Javad Haghighi, Graduate Dennis Hagler, Freshman Susan Hahn, Junior Perry Kay Haley, Senior Sherry Hall, Senior Dana Hand, Freshman Michael Hanigan, Freshman William Hannum, Sophomore Linda Harder, Graduate Rod Harper, Sophomore Craig Harral, Junior Carolyn Harris, Junior James Harris, Sophomore Paul Harris, Freshman Robyn Harris, Freshman Sandra Harris, Freshman Maje Harrison, Freshman Susan Hart, Freshman Belinda Hartnett, Sophomore Nancy Hasty, Junior Douglas Haverlah, Freshman Billie Hawk, Sophomore Tom Hawthorne, Graduate Cheryl Haynes, Freshman Lexine Heil, Senior Dorothy Heliums, Freshman D. J. Helson, Freshman 85 Joe Henderson, Freshman Tommy Henson, Senior Luis Hernandez, Sophomore Maura Hernandez, Sophomore Ronny Hernandez, Junior Susie Herring, Sophomore Philip Heuman, Senior Carol Hicks, Senior Wesley High, Freshman Robert Highley, Freshman Ben Hill, Senior Glenn Hindman, Freshman Sandra Hobbs, Sophomore Mark Hogg, Freshman Jack Hoggett, Freshman Eddie Holbert, Freshman Brenda Hollins, Freshman Jim Holloway, Freshman Joel Holman, Sophomore Barbara Holt, Sophomore John Holt, Sophomore Llewellyn Holzer, Sophomore Randall Holzer, Freshman Danny Hooper, Freshman Mark Hopper, Freshman Betty Horton, Sophomore Nossart Hosseini, Sophomore Joanie Hubnik, Junior Glenna Hughes, Sophomore Orland Hughes, Junior 86 Steve Huttanus, Freshman Mark Hulin, Graduate Richard Hungerford, Junior Donna Hurt, Freshman Thomas Van Husen, Sophomore Oscar Ibanez, Senior Marry Ibarra, Senior Velia Iriqoyen, Junior Patrick Itz, Senior Billy Ivey, Sophomore Ruth Ann Ivie, Freshman Sherry Jackson, Senior Bunch James, Arthur Jamison, Graduate James Janes, Freshman Ramon Jasso, Senior Maureen Jauncey, Freshman Yolando Jeffery, Senior Gaylon Jernigan, Senior Terry Jobe, Sophomore Timothy Jobe, Sophomore Gerald Johnson, Freshman Harry Johnston, Freshman David Jones, Senior Janette Jones, Junior Jo Jones, Junior Kenneth Jones, Junior Marcia Jones, Junior Robert Jones, Senior Bissoon Jorawar, Senior 87 Arlene Jurado, Sophomore Moussa Kashani, Freshman Denise Kastner, Freshman Karen Keele, Sophomore Karen Kelleher, Junior Kathy Keller, Senior Ray Keller, Junior Julie Kellogg, Sophomore Montie Kelton, Senior George Kenady, Junior Judy Kenady, Junior Debra Kennon, Freshman Debra Kenyon, Freshman Khosrow Khaghani, Graduate Bruce Kingston, Sophomore Ronald Kinney, Senior Dellen Kite, Sophomore Nancy Knaur, Freshman Amy Klar, Sophomore Ronald Kleppner, Graduate Dennis Koehler, Freshman Roger Kruger, Junior Darcy Krumwiede, Junior Edmundo Laing, Senior Mark Lamb, Sophomore Kim Langlois, Freshman Homero Laso, Freshman Michael Laws, Sophomore Johnnie Layton, Junior Gerald Lazar, Senior 88 Harry Lear, Sophomore Kye B. Lear, Sophomore Joretha Lee, Senior Roger Lee, Freshman Mikel Lemons, Junior Nancy Lewis, Freshman Veronica Leyva, Senior Reba Light, Freshman Richard Lipman, Junior Patricia Lippke, Sophomore Pamela Lister, Sophomore Mark Littleton, Sophomore Sherri Littman, Freshman Ernie Lively, Freshman Robert Lloyd, Freshman Greg Locke, Sophomore Yvonne Lockman, Freshman Jeff Loerwald, Junior Bill Long, Sophomore Jane Long, Senior Majorie Long, Freshman Sara Long, Sophomore Ollie Longson, Senior Eli Lopez, Sophomore Elizabeth Lopez, Freshman Fernando Lopez, Freshman Gilbert Lopez, Junior Lidia Lopez, Sophomore Joseph Lorentzen, Junior Varnie Lottrell, 89 Erlinda Lozano, Senior John Luedecke, Senior Robert Lujan, Junior Janey Lynn, Junior Sandra Lynn, Freshman Sally McBee, Senior James McCaughan, Sophomore Vic McCoy, Freshman Jack McDaniel, Junior Richard McDaniel, Senior John McDonald, Junior Scott McDougel, Sophomore David McFarling, Freshman Cande McKeel, Freshman Smitty McKenzie, Senior Nolyn McMaryion, Senior Jim Bob McMillan, Sophomore Zane McNeill, Sophomore Jesse McWhorter, Senior Currie McWilliams, Sophomore Judy McWilliams, Sophomore Scott McWilliams, Sophomore Irma Macias, Freshman Ruben Madrid, Junior Ronald Magill, Sophomore Saul Mancha, Senior William Mannecke, Graduate Terry Manning, Freshman L. C. Marlin, Freshman Dana Martin, Freshman 90 Jerry Martin, Freshman William Martin, Freshman Dianira Martinez, Graduate Dianne Martinez, Senior Joe Martinez, Sophomore Joe Albert Martinez, Sophomore Josie Martinez, Sophomore Onesimo Martinez, Senior Ruben Martinez, Senior Tommy Martinez, Senior Yram Martinez, Senior Susan Massey, Junior Elpidio Mata, Senior Elva Mata, Junior Dwayn Mathis, Sophomore Drew Matthews, Nancy Mayberry, Senior Grace Means, Freshman Adan Median, Freshman Lorna Meluis, Freshman Alfonso Mendoza, Sophomore Gary Mercer, Freshman Anthony Merluzz, Sophomore Ronnie Merrill, Freshman Robert Mechaca, Graduate James Miculka, Freshman Craige Miller, Junior Cythia Miller, Freshman Gary Miller, Freshman Jack Miller, Senior 91 LeeRoy Miller, Freshman Mary Miller, Senior Lucky Millspaugh, Freshman Marty Minjares, Sophomore Billy Mitchell, Sophomore Jan Mitchell, Junior Mark Mitchell, Junior Patricia Mitchell, Senior Michael Mog, Freshman Farajolah Mondanizadeh, Freshman Lupe Montezuma, Junior Guy Moore, Freshman Rushy Moore, Sophomore Gilda Morales, Senior Hector Morales, Junior Reynaldo Morales, Freshman Gay Nell Morgan, Senior Randy Morgan, Senior Gary Morin, Sophomore Linda Morphew, Freshman John Morris, Senior Kavin Morris, Freshman Ettefagh Morteza, Graduate Patsy Moss, Junior Phil Motley, Senior Ghassem Mozaffari, Freshman James Mullins, Sophomore Jose Muniz, Sophomore Raymond Munsell, Freshman Susan Murphy, Sophomore 92 Edna Musquiz, Freshman Rolando Musquiz, Freshman Don Nall, Freshman Judy Nance, Senior Sam Nance, Graduate John Nanny, Senior Carmen Navarette, Senior Patricia Navarrette, Freshman Ronnie Neal, Senior Shane Neal, Sophomore Jill Neece, Freshman Paula Nelson, Junior Robbie Nelson, Senior Eleanore Nestlerode, Junior Michael Neff, Junior Barbara Newland, Junior Charles Nichols, Senior John Nichols, Freshman Rose Nichols, Senior W. J. Nichols, Senior Norio Nishiguchi, Graduate Gloria Nunez, Senior Mario Nunez, Freshman Jim O’Bryan, Senior Sammy Oden, Senior John O ' Donnell, Freshman Robert Ormsby, Senior Joseph Orr, Sophomore Arthur Orta, Sophomore Bertha Orta, Junior 93 Pat Ortega, Freshman Jesus Ortiz, Senior Mac Ortiz, Sophomore John Owens, Freshman Armando Paniagua, Sophomore George Paniagua, Freshman Leticia Paniagua, Senior Dave Parker, Senior Frank Parker, Freshman David Parks, Sophomore Doug Parks, Freshman Pam Parr, Freshman Grano Pascuala, Freshman Tim Patterson, Sophomore John Paul, Sophomore Johnny Payne, Senior Gloria Pena, Senior Robert Pendleton, Freshman Adam Perez, Senior J. C. Perez, Freshman Jose Perez, Sophomore William Perkins, Senior Edwin Perry, Vijay Persaud, Sophomore Donna Petty, Freshman Lisa Peyton, Jerry Phillips, Graduate Ina Pike, Freshman Martin Pineda, Sophomore Sandy Ploetz, Freshman 94 Elidia Polanco, Junior Jan Ponton, Freshman Millie Lee Pope, Junior Larry Porras, Junior Nancy Lou Porras, Sophomore Armando Portillo, Sophomore Sylvia Portillo, Junior Michael Potts, Freshman Nina Powell, Senior Russell Powell, Junior Buddy Power, Freshman Harry Prager, Senior Leon Price, Sophomore Larry Purcell, Freshman Candace Purvis, Senior Bernardo Quinones, Senior Cruz Quintana, Freshman Socorro Quintana, Senior Frank Quintanar, Junior Alejandra Quintanilla, Senior Bettye Radcliffe, Senior Sohrab Rafiee, Senior Leticia Ramirez, Freshman Elva Ramos, Junior Lupe Ramos, Junior Maria Ramos, Freshman Runt Reed, Senior Sheila Reed, Freshman Belinda Reeveas, Senior Tracey Reider, Freshman 95 Cindi Reno, Freshman Buenaventura Reyes, Senior Linda Reyes, Freshman Roy Reyes, Junior Randy Reynolds, Junior James Rhodes, Junior Fred Richardson, Freshman Robert Riddle, Graduate J. W. Rider, Graduate Martha Rider, Freshman Manny Rios, Freshman Denise Roberts, Junior Donna Jo Roberts, Freshman James Roberts, Sophomore Libbi Roberts, Senior Pat Roberts, Freshman Patricia Roberts, Sophomore Cecil Robertson, Sophomore James Robertson, Freshman Paul Robertson, Junior Jill Robinson, Freshman John Robinson, Freshman Arturo Rocha, Senior Dora Rocha, Senior Linda Rocha, Sophomore Rafael Rocha, Graduate Melinda Rochester, Freshman Johnny Rockwell, Junior Ismael Rodarte, Junior Buz Roddie, Freshman 96 James Rodgers, Freshman Charles Rodriguez, Sophomore Daniel Rodriguez, Senior Elias Rodriguez, Freshman Esmeralda Rodriguez, Senior Hector Rodriguez, Senior Jesus Rodriguez, Sophomore Maria Rodriguez, Sophomore Richard Rodriguez, Senior Rosalinda Rodriguez, Freshman Melleta Rogers, Freshman Sukie Roman, Sophomore Dan Rose, Senior Linda Anne Rose, Senior Mary Rose, Senior Nick Rose, Senior Susan Rose, Senior Aired Rougezux, Sophomore Duke Royall, Graduate Frank Rudnicki, Senior Hiram Ruggles, Senior Roberta Runge, Sophomore Nancy Rutherford, Senior Cindy Rylander, Senior Sylvia Sadler, Junior Keith Sahm, Graduate Catalina Salas, Senior- Gloria Salgado, Junior Mary Salgado, Sophomore Arnold Salinas, Senior 97 Pete Samaneigo, Sophomore Cecilia Sanchez, Sophomore Irma Sanchez, Junior Joe Sanchez, Senior Joe Sanchez, Sophomore Juan Sanchez, Freshman Lee Sanchez, Freshman Mary Sanchez, Senior Oscar Sanchez, Freshman Mark Sandel, Freshman Arthur Sanford, Freshman Lauren Satterwhite, Junior Raoul Savage, Sophomore Joe Scaparra, Freshman Linda Scaparra, Freshman Rhonda Scheib, Senior David Schnaufer, Sophomore Maria Schons, Senior Curtis Schrader, Freshman Linda Schroeder, Freshman James Scott, Sophomore Alberta Scull, Senior Rosa Linda Segnra, Freshman James Seidel, Freshman Jacqueline Seidensticker, Junior Lonnie Seipp, Sophomore Travis Self, Senior Robert Sexton, Freshman Sheri Sherrill, Junior Glenda Shoemaker, Freshman 98 David Shuler, Graduate Clelia Silvas, Senior Peggy Simmerman, Freshman Steve Simpson, Sophomore Boxer Sims, Freshman Millard Smallwood, Graduate Dawson Smith, Sophomore Donald Smith, Senior Joseph Smith, Freshman Larry Smith, Freshman Lisa Smith, Sophomore Margaret Smith, Freshman Scott Smith, Junior Vickie Smith, Sophomore Wade Smith, Freshman Mickey Smoot, Senior Roy Smyers, Freshman Mary Lou Snyder, Junior Jerry Sotello, Freshman John Sotello, Freshman Cecilia Sotelo, Senior Mario Sotelo, Senior John Speary, Senior Michael Speer, Senior Suzanne Spell, Freshman Donna Staffeld, Junior Guy Stanfield, Freshman Dale Stehle, Junior Frances Stein, Senior Leslie Steinke, Graduate 99 Patti Stoeck, Freshman David Stradley, Freshman Brent Stroman, Freshman Bill Strong, Freshman Vishnu Sukhu, Sophomore Randy Surber, Sophomore Christy Suttle, Freshman Zana Switzer, Freshman Lester Talley, Freshman Armando Tambunga, Senior Kenneth Tarrant, Freshman Joe Tavarez, Freshman Bill Taylor, Senior Norma Teague, Junior Dennis Tebbetts, Freshman Edward Teitel, Senior Cynthia Teniente, Junior Jose Tercero, Freshman Rosa Tercero, Sophomore Santiago Terrazas, Graduate James Terrell, Senior Steve Terry, Junior Judy Thomas, Senior Paul Thomas, Freshman Rodney Thomson, Freshman Steve Thompson, Sophomore Richard Thurman, Freshman Shelley Thurman, Freshman Jerry Tipton, Sophomore Frank Tobola, Freshman 100 Alejandro Torres, Sophomore Jesus Torrez, Senior Sharon Tracy, Senior Bette Tucker, Senior Lee Van Tucker, Senior Nicki Turnbow, Freshman Steve Tuxhorn, Freshman Danny Ullrich, Freshman Linda Upshaw, Freshman Benito Uria s, Felix Urias, Senior Frank Ureta, Junior Gracie Urquedez, Freshman Jennifer Vacker, Senior Hector Valdes, Sophomore Melva Valdes, Freshman Cecilia Valdez, Senior Arlinda Valencia, Senior Ysrael Valencia, Senior Joe Valenzuela, Senior Lupe Valenzuela, Sophomore Carlos Vargas, Freshman Alvaro Vasquez, Freshman Loretto Vasquez, Sophomore Norma Vasquez, Sophomore Orlando Vasquez, Freshman Raul Ventura, Freshman Oscar Villa, Sophomore Beatrice Villarreal, Sophomore Carlos Villarreal, Freshman 101 Martin Vittrup, Junior Elizabeth Viveros, Junior Jack Viveros, Senior Judith Voltr, Freshman Mary Ann Wagner, Freshman Deb Wagonseller, Freshman Christine Walker, Sophomore Tom Walker, Sophomore Virginia Walker, Junior Joanne Wallace, Sophomore Mark Walton, Freshman James Ward, Senior David Washington, Freshman Donnie Washington, Freshman Hawthorne Watkin, Sophomore Sylvia Webster, Freshman Jim Weir, Freshman William Welch, Sophomore Kathy Wells, Freshman Pat West, Sophomore James Wheeler, Freshman Archie White, Junior Barbara White, Sophomore Janet White, Freshman Laurie White, Freshman Waneda White, Sophomore Debbie Whitehead, Freshman Kay Whitley, Graduate Judy Whybrew, Senior Chris Wiemers, Sophomore 102 Connie Williams, Junior Gregory Williams, Freshman Janice Williams, Freshman Keith Williams, Junior Melvin Williams, Sophomore Scott Williams, Junior Larry Wilson, Junior Tommy Wilson, Senior Laura Windel, Freshman Evelyn Winfree, Senior Jim Winn, Freshman Harrell Winter, Junior Gary Wolf, Senior Jack Wood, Sophomore Danny Woods, Sophomore Pat Woodward, Sophomore Howard Worley, Sophomore Robert Wright, Freshman Terry Wright, Freshman Samuel Writtlin Graduate Clifford Wynne, Freshman Chester Yost, Sophomore Karen Young, Senior Rhonda Yount, Freshman Elaine Zapata, Freshman Elizabeth Zapata, Freshman Joe Zepeda, Sophomore 103 Standing, left to right: Sam Tanner Beaumont, Lee Drain Dallas, James L. Powell Fort McKavett, J. C. Kellam Austin, Dee J. Kelly Fort Worth, Seated, Left to right: Anne Clark Austin, Jerome W. Johnson President Amarillo, Bernard G. Johnson Vice-President Houston Board of Regents Emil C. Rassman Midland 104 President of the University Dr. Norman L. McNeil 105 Vice President for Fiscal Affairs John C. Wilson 106 Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Delbert A. Dyke 107 r ; 4 3 Dr. James Houston Dean of Graduate Division f U Claude Thormalen Dean of Students William Tindol Mabel Lowry Registrar Dean of Women 108 Tom Wilkerson Acting Business Manager Frances Newsom Assistant Business Manager Bill Dry Auditor Terry Harkrider Purchasing Agent Opal Wilson Purchasing Accountant Marvin Bruton Sharon Bass Director of Financial Aids Housing Director Business Office 109 Phil Wayne Ebensberger Director of University Information Randy Jackson Admissions Officer Tanner Mahan Superintendant of Buildings and Grounds Library 110 Dr. Barton Warnock Science Dr. Roger Towns Business Administration and Applied Arts Dr. Elton Miles Language and Fine Arts Division Directors Dr. Earl Elam Social Science Dr. Charles Lamb Teacher Education ill Dr. Maxine Abbott Professor of Biology Paleobotany Plant Morphology Faculty Eva Chaffin Instructor of Business Administration Business Education Dr. Allen Anthony Associate Professor of Geography Human Ecology Regional Geography Don Chandler Department Chairman Instructor of Music Director of Bands Advisor: Kappa Kappa Psi Majorettes Marching Band Symphonic Band Abelardo Baeza Guest Instructor of English English for Bi-lingual Students Technical Writing Advisor: Alpha Kappa Lambda Sachem Literary Society -ITT Dale Christophersen Acting Department Chairman Assistant Professor of Political Science Political Theory Public Administration Advisor: Pre-Law Association Dr. Robert Bass Assistant Professor of English Medieval Period Renaissance William Clarke Assistant Professor of Foreign Language Spanish French Advisor: French Club Floyd Billings Guest Instructor of Biology General Botany General Zoology Advisor: Beta Beta Beta Dr. Helen Cole Professor of Business Administration Accounting Business Law 112 Robert Bowden Janette Bowers Ellen Boyd Dr. Katharine Boyd Instructor of Industrial Arts Guest Instructor of Physical Assistant Professor of Music Professor of Speech Crafts Education Piano Theatre History Wood Technology Health Education Organ Voice and Phonetics Advisor: Physical Education Advisor: Advisor: Industrial Arts Club Phi Mu Alpha Psi Omega Ann Burnside Instructor of Education Kindergarten !om Connor Instructor of Political Science State Government Municipal Government dvisor: Bookstore Manager Jack Crawford Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Crafts Machine Metals Dr. Dwight Deal Assistant Professor of Ge Ground Water Geology Quaternary Geology Advisor: Paisano Student Grotto Dr. Romeo Flores Department Chairman Professor of Geology Paleontology Stratigraphy Advisor: Geological Society Merwin Forbes Assistant Professor of Astronomy Descriptive Astronomy Advisor: University Planetarium 113 Dr. Charles Garofalo Dr. Daniel Graham Assistant Professor of History Professor of Education United States Social and Counseling Cultural History United States Survey Joe Graham Instructor of English Folklore James Green Assistant Professor of Education Counseling Dr. Wayne Hanselka Assistant Professor of Range Animal Science Range Management Wildlife Management Advisor: Range Management Club Faculty Rick Hoffman Instructor of Business Administration Accounting Business Law Advisor: Wilderness Club Dr. Ted Hollen Associate Professor of Education Psychology Capt. Robert Holub Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies Meteorology Role of U.S.A.F. in Society Richard Honea Visiting Instructor of Music Choir Music History Advisor: University Choir Bill Jackson Instructor of Political Science American Government State Government 114 Robert Hardin Guest Instructor of Physical Education Gymnastics Individual and Team Sports Richard Harvey Assistant Professor of Physical Education Director of Athletics Head Football Coach Dr. Barbara Hazlewood Associate Professor of Political Science Comparative Government International Government Advisor: Sachem Literary Society Dr. James Hindman Assistant Professor of History Latin American History United States Diplomatic History Advisor: Black Students Association Dr. Adam Hoefling Professor of Biology History of Biology Microbiology Dr. Vally Johnson Professor of Education Elementary Education Gary Knowles Instructor of Industrial Arts Graphic Arts Frank Krhut Instructor of Physical Education Organization of Physical Education Football Roy Lassiter Assistant Professor of Speech Advanced General Speech Speech Therapy and Audiology Advisor: Student Association Tau Kappa Epsilon Dorothy Leavitt Guest Instructor of Business Administration Business Education 115 Dr. William Leavitt Department Chairman Professor of Industrial Arts Drafting Photography Faculty Raymond Nichols Instructor of Art Advertising Design Drawing Advisor: Brand Student Art Workshop Leo Lesperance Instructor of Police Administration Criminal Investigation Administrative Theory Dr. Bob Panned Professor of Education Secondary Education Advisor: Texas Student Education Association Dr. Glenn Lewandos Assistant Professor of Chemistry General Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Sue Panned Instructor of Education Psychology Secondary Education Advisor: Texas Student Education Association Laurene Lighthouse Assistant Professor of Education Psychology Counseling Advisor: Alpha Chi Albert Parsons Guest Instructor of Physical Education Advanced Weights Safety Edcuation Dr. Arthur Link Associate Professor of Geology Crystallography-Minerology Igneous and Metamorphic 1 Petrology Advisor: Alpha Chi Big Bend Bicycle Club Geological Society Judith Parsons Assistant Professor of History History of Russia and the Far East United States Survey Advisor: Phi Alpha Theta 116 Paul Lister Assistant Professor of English Creative Wri-ting Modern American Literature Advisor: Sage Dr. Samuel Little Associate Professor of Range Animal Science Agronomy Soils Advisor: Clip and Brand Miriam Lowrance Department Chairman Associate Professor of Art Art Education Jewelry Billie Lynn Instructor of Physical Education Modern Dance Theory and Practice of Women’s Sports Dr. James Maloon Department Chairman Assistant Professor of Speech Directing Playwriting Advisor: Alpha Psi Omega i Villiam Perryman Assistant Professor of Physical Education I Driver Education I Tests and Measurements Dr. Paul Pierce Department Chairman Professor of Physical Education Health Education Physical Education Advisor: Physical Education Majors Club Dr. Michael Powell Professor of Biology Cytogenetics Cytology Dr. Avinash Rangra Associate Professor of Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Physical Chemistry Advisor: Chemists’ Club International Students Organization Marsh Reynolds Assistant Professor of History Modern Europe Western Civilization Advisor: Social Science Club 117 Ron Reynolds Assistant Professor of Art Art Appreciation Art History Faculty Ronald Stephens Instructor of Physical Education Football Track Capt. Jack Royster Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies Organization and Functions of the Air Force U.S. Air Force History Chester Story Instructor of Physical Education Safety Education Badminton and Weights Nelson Sager Assistant Professor of English Romanticism Victorian Advisor: Big Bend Bicycle Club Sigma Tau Delta Ben Tanksley Assistant Professor of Business Administration Economics Management William Sailer Assistant Professor of Education School Administration Audio-Visual Alvis Teague Assistant Professor of Mathematics Algebra and Trigonometry Calculus and Analytic Geometry Wayne Schulz Instructor of Mathematics Algebra and Trigonometry | Linear Algebra 4 Dr. Everett Turner Department Chairman Professor of Range Animal Science Animal Breeding Ruminant Nutrition 118 Dr. James Scudday Associate Professor of Biology Herpitology. Mammalogy Roy Smith Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Orientation Welding Dr. John Snodgrass Department Chairman Professor of Sociology Community Organization Sociology of Health Dr. Ernest Speck Professor of English American Literature Transcendentalism William Sprinkle Instructor of Industrial Arts Graphic Arts Lt. Col. Walter Turner Department Chairman Professor of Aerospace Studies Flight Instruction Concepts of Air Force Leadership Advisor: Arnold Air Society Dr. Tony Warnock Assistant Professor of Mathematics Advanced Math and Statistics Geometry Ralph Welker Assistant Professor of Biology Entomology Plant Genetics Dr. Paul Weyerts Professor of Range Animal Science Agriculture Animal Production Dr. Raymond Wheat Department Chairman Professor of Foreign Languages All Level Spanish Advisor: Los Tertulianos 119 Alexander Wied Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Automotive Farm Equipment Donald Witt Instructor of Mathematics Algebra and Trigonometry Physics William Woodworth Assistant Professor of Police Administration Police Systems Police Management and Organization Advisor: Texas State Law Enforcement Officers Association Dr. Gunther Moller Department Chairman Professor of Mathematics Abstract Algebra Probability and Statistics Dr. John Thompson Assistant Professor of Business Administration Finance Economics Faculty 120 121 Student Association The Sul Ross Student Association is an organization of various elected student representatives for the purpose of working towards a better university. Led this year by Joe Bill Averitt, the SA sponsored student elections, Homecoming activities, a Johnny Bush barbeque and dance, plus a host of free movies and dances. SA sessions are held each week and all interested students are invited to attend and voice their opinions. I Mark Earhart 2 Claude Thormalen, Advisor 3 Greg DeAnda 4 Freddie Lawrence 5 Frank Kudnicki 6 John Jaston 7 Gregg Bass 8 Ray Valencia 9 Yram Martinez 10 Joe Bill Averitt II Linda Harder 12 James Bunch 13 Sue Cass 14 Budbeer Naraine 15 Jerry Greenwood 16 Sherry Smith 18 Laura Windel 19 Carla Breckles 122 Black Students Association The purpose of the Black Student Association is to promote Black awareness, inter-relationships between all minority students and the student body in order to create a spirit of brotherhood and a sense of togetherness. During the fall semester the BSA sponsored a splash party, a basket¬ ball game with the Spanish Club, and a talent show. Any full-time Sul Ross student is eligible for membership. 1 William Elmore 2 Danny Woods 3 Carl Abron 4 Johnny Rockwell 5 Danny Washington 6 Bill Shead 7 Barbara White 8 Marcia Jones 9 Connie Williams 10 James Terrel 11 Una Evans 12 Christine Walker 13 Denise Roberts 14 Michael Crawford 15 Eddie Holbert 16 Dwayne Mathis 17 Archie White 18 Larry Coleman 19 Melvin Williams 20 Robert Pendleton 21 Watkins Hawthorne 123 1 Nossrat Hosseini 2 Ali Eslamyadeh 3 Bissoon Singh 4Tanwa Godo 5 Bola Disu 6 Abdolhoseine Katirayi 7 Domadia Nalin 8 Vijay Persaud 9 Ghassem Mozaffari 10 Mehde Moazami 11 Amid Rangra 12 Dr. A. K. Rangra, Advisor 13 Noma Naraine 14 Moussa Moradieh-Kashani 15 Etteffagh Morteza 16 Budbeer Naraine 17 Shao-wu Chang 18 Edward Flores 19 Ping-Chung Liu 20 Vishnu Sukhu 21 Laderam Sukhu 22 Abbas Khalafi 23 Mehdi Mirmomeni 24 Tao-Chun Chu The International Students Organization was formed to promote international under¬ standing and cooperative work between the students of Sul Ross and the local community and to promote cultural, educational and social activities among the people of different nationalities. The club sponsors lectures, feature movies, documentary films and social get togethers. Any interested student is encouraged to join. International Students Organization Chemist’s Club The Sul Ross Chemists’ Club was formed to expose the students to a wider range of topics in the various fields of chemistry as related to industry, medicine, and teaching. It gives the students an opportunity to meet and talk with students and professors from other universities and persons in the indus¬ trial and technical fields of applied science. The club sponsors lectures, seminars, and trips to meetings of the Permian Basin Chapter of the American Chemical Society. The club also encouraged local high school students to attend the lectures, seminars, and tour the campus and Science Departments. An interest in the club and its activities is all that is necessary to join the club. 1 Abbas Khalafi 2 Jim Wilson 3 Dr. Avinash Rangra, Advisor 4 Nalin Domadia 5 Wanda Craig 6 Johnnie Layton 7 Gary Wolf 8 Dennis Hambrick 9 Diana Gregston 10 Virginia Walker 11 Rick Albin 12 Homer Hine 13 Santiago Terrazas 14 Roberta Runge 15 John Bailey 16 Donna Spears 17 Kye Lear 1 Luis Hernandez 2 Jesus Carmona 3 Patsy Moss 4 Dana Hand 5 William F. Clarke, Advisor 6 Lupe Valenzuela 7 Gilberto Lopez 126 The French Club is organized with the purpose of fostering an awareness and an active interest in French language, literature, and cluture. Membership is open to anyone who is a student or a professor at Sul Ross, and visitation at meetings is encouraged. The French Club plays a role in furthering an understand¬ ing of Gallic civilization. This is French Club accomplished through informal programs presented at meetings which include short talks, the showing of slides, presentation of French music and singing, and sampling of French cuisine. The French heritage of the United States is stressed, as is the need for travel and correspondence with French-language peoples. Geological Society The purpose of this organization is to promote the science of geology and related subjects. Any person interested in these fields may be a candidate for membership. Membership which primarily comes from geology majors and minors is divided into three classes: active, associate, and honorary. Some of our activities include: semester bar-b-ques for incoming and transfer geology students, visiting lecturers, providing tutors for freshman geology students, and field trips to points of interest. I Eleanore Nestlerode 2 Stan Woods 3 Dr. Arthur j. Link, Advisor 4 Carl Padgett 5 Robert Bader 6 joey Finger 7 Rick Albin 8 David Groves 9 Barbara Scown 10 James Gunn II Mike Surratt 12 Antonio Gonzalez 13 Preston Croft 14 Diana Gregston 15 Marilyn Lacayo 16 Roger Kruger 17 Andres Gonzalez 18 Dr. Romeo M. Flores, Advisor 19 George Watters 20 Steve Becker 21 Lonnie Tracy 127 The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to widen and deepen the interest and knowledge of students in this technological age; to motivate regular school work; and to promote Industrial Arts within high schools and at Sul Ross State University. The activ¬ ities include monthly business meetings and monthly socials. There are also occasional float and fishing trips. The club does various jobs that pertain to Industrial Arts for other organizations. For a student to be eligible for membership, he or she must be in good academic standing with the university and must be either an Industrial Arts major or minor or be enrolled in an I.A. course. Industrial Arts Club 1 Wayland King 2 Randy Serber 3 Steve Thomson 4 Mike Speers 5 Sinclair Blythe 6 Mark Glenn 7 Wanda Rayborn 8 Robert Bowden 9 Willis Morrissey 10 Richard Lipham 11 Charles Nichols 128 Los tertulianos is the Spanish Club of Sul Ross. It was formed in the 1930’s as a club for those interested in Spanish lang¬ uage, culture and countries where the language is spoken. Annual projects include the awarding of a scholarship to an outstanding student of Spanish, and a trip to Mexico at the end of the Spring Semester. Membership is open to any Sul Ross stu¬ dent who is interested in Spanish. Los Tertuli anos I Socorro Ramon 2 Rosa Tercero 3 Armando Paniagua 4 Maura Hernandez 5 Velia Irigoyen 6 Norma Vasquez 7 Ramon Valencia 8 Gilberto Lopez 9 Dr. Raymond Wheat, Advisor 10 Leticia Paniagua II Irma Macias 12 Jose Zepeda 13 Marta Minjares 14 Joe Florez 15 Mario Esparza 16 Sara Chavez 17 George Paniagua 18 Jose Alvarez 19 Lupe Valenzuela 20 Patsy Moss 21 Clarinda Garcia 22 Tom Breitling 129 The Physical Education Majors Club is sponsored by the Health and Physical Education department. The organization was formed to promote physical and athletic endeavors for both men and women physical education majors and minors. PEM Club 1 Robert Pennington 4 Noe Pena 5 Armando Rodriguez 6 Wesley Thomas 7 Ronnie Badamo 8 Jaime Garza 9 Fernando Valdez 10 Onesimo Martinez 11 Edward Dindinger 12 Gerald Land 13 Derek Moore 14 Joseph Smith 15 Kathy Bradford 16 Roy Larralde 17 Melvin Jackson 18 Mike Apodaca 19 Sonya Moss 20 Ruben Martinez 21 Velia Irigoyen 22 Ken Moss 23 Wesley High 24 Ed Steward 26 Glenda Pasqua 27 Sylvia Portillo 28 Dickie Molinar 29 Gary Moody 30 James Miller 31 Armando Paniaqua 32 Elidia Polanco 33 Amy Klar 34 Mario Cuellar 35 Jan Tilson 36 Albert Garcia 37 Reynaldo Hernandez 38 Billie Lynn, Advisor 39 Eustolia Villa 40 Jean Mclvor 41 Sylvia Sadler 42 Mary Lou Chandler 43 Sherry Sherril 44 Karen Young 45 J. C. Perez 46 Janette Jones 47 Ronnie Davis 48 Terri Orzehowski 49 Lupita Pallanez 50 Rosa Waters 51 Nolyn McMaryion 52 Mary Gordon 53 Linda Dudley 54 Marshal Pennington 55 Rhonda Scheib 56 Alejandra Quintanilla 57 Jan Michell 58 Jesse Espino 59 Celia Espinsa 60 Jerry Neel 61 David Valencia 62 Jeff Loerwald 63 Caly Conwell 64 Willie Elmore 65 Lester Elliott 66 Steve Caldwell 67 Jim Holloway 68 Dennis Bryant 69 James Terrell 70 Isaac Wells 71 Murray Golson 72 Raymond Garcia 73 Terry Bender 74 Terry Stephenson 75 Clarence Guiton 76 James Scott 78 Guy Rudwick 79 Lane McNeil 80 Alan Cornelius 81 Brent McWilliams 82 Tony Enciso 83 Jimmy Adams 84 Mike Davis 85 Juan Sanchez 86 Jose Lara 87 Lee Hunter 88 Greg DeAnda 89 Larry Sparks 90 Robert Matthews 91 Woody Caffey 92 Curtis Courtney 93 Sandra Hobbs 94 Joel Holman 95 Carla Bailey 96 Bob Hardin, Advisor 97 Stan Caffey 98 Don Stoney 130 Pre-Law Association The Pre-Law Association was formed in the Fall of 1971 [by students] under the sponsorship of the Department of Political Science for the following purposes: [expressed in its constitution:] A. to promote interest among [the] students of Sul Ross State University and to stimulate the study of legal affairs B. to bring together, [on a regular basis,] those students who have an interest in legal affairs C. to present activities, programs, films, speakers, etc. from time to time for the benefit of those interested in law and legal careers D. to disseminate information useful to [Sul Ross] students who are preparing themselves for legal studies ]and to help prepare them for their immediate futures.] At least seventeen recent Sul Ross graduates have entered law schools. At present, thirty to forty students have an expressed interest in pre-legal preparation at Sul Ross. 1 Laura Torres 2 Julie Bixby 3 Morris Brown 4 Dale Christophersen, Advisor 5 Imelda Gallego 6 Denise Roberts 7 Zana Switzer 131 Range Management Club The Range Management Club in the Range Animal Science Department at Sul Ross is an official student chapter of the Society for Range Management, an inter¬ national organization. The club was organized in 1965 and membership is open to any Sul Ross student interested in the management of natural resources. The purpose of the club is to expose the student to educational, professional, and recreational activities in the pro¬ fessions concerned with natural resource conservation. Activities include films, qualified professional speakers, pro¬ fessional meetings, and field trips. Members participate in fund raising cam¬ paigns to help finance these activities. 1 Joe Bill Averitt 2 Buenaventura Reyes 3 Jim O’Bryan 4 Bill Braden 5 Robert Jones 6 Dutton Lane 7 Richard Hungerford 8 Michael Neff 9 Tony Dickinson 10 Patricia Mitchell 11 John Luedecke 12 Gaylon Jernigan 13 Dr. Wayne Hanselka, Advisor 14 Bill Cutshall 15 Howard Worley 16 Debra Kenyon 17 Buddy Power 132 Tae Kwon Do is the Korean martial art practiced by members of the Karate Club. Their goal — perfection through consistent daily practice of Tae Kwon Do and its tenets: modesty, perseverence, self-control, and indomitable spirit. Rick Williams, John Bridges and Frank Nelson are the current instructors, while two visiting instructors holding black belts give ceremonial belt promotions. Karate Club 1 Ricky Duncan 2 Wanda Craig 3 Johnny Layton 4 Dave Parker 5 Martin Pineda 6 Ken Tarrant 7 Harold Edwards 8 John O’Donnell 9 Sam Whittier 10 John Bridges 11 Rick Williams 12 Connie Cornett 13 Frank Nelson 14 Bob Lloyd 133 Student Art Workshop Another seemingly underground organization here at Sully is the Student Art Workshop . It is rumored that they do all sorts of crazy things. They climb windmills, romp in cane patches, and hold their meetings in the dark. To the insinuations of insanity, President Gilbert Valenzuela says, “No!” Cjimbing windmills is just a good way to get high and cavorting in cane patches gets you back to nature. As for lights out meetings, they’re just doing their bit for the energy crisis. They also sponsor films, exhibits, and various activities such as camping trips, river floats, parties, and informal rap sessions. 1 Charles Rodriguez 2 Hilda Caudle 3 Gilbert Valenzuela 4 Lauren Satterwhite 5 Steve Beck 6 Jill Cypher 7 Steve Johnson 8 Candy Burnside 9 Ray Nichols, Advisor 10 Bob Bell 11 Steve Hopper 134 a TSEA, Texas Student Education Association, is the university student affiliate of the Texas State Teachers Association and the National Education Association. TSEA is jointly sponsored by the TSTA and NEA and its primary purpose is to provide university students who are in teacher training with professional experience and training in the work of professional organizations at the local, state, and national levels. Any student who is enrolled in the teacher training program is encouraged to belong to TSEA. Texas Student Education Association 1 Darlene Caffey 2 Jo New 3 Lucy Carrillo 4 Paul Cantrell 5 Monica Cantrell 6 Judy Whybrew 7 David Smelser 8 Sonya Moss 9 Sue Pannell, Advisor 10 Sherry Jackson 11 David Lee 12 Barbara Albin 13 Judy Nance 14 Joe Valenzuela 15 Clelia Silvas 16 Bette Tucker 17 Maria Martinez The Texas Student Law Enforcement Officers Association has 20 active members and is sponsored by William F. Woodworth, Leo D. Lesperance and Steve L. Park. All members are Police Administration majors and minors. TSLEOA has sponsored events such as barbeques, parties, and competitive pistol matches. Texas Student Law Enforcement Officers’ Association 1 Jim Tenisin 2 Arland Cox 3 Mary Sheldon 4 Tao-Chun Chu 5 Trish McCutchen 6 Glen Hindman 7 Dale Stehle 8 Bud Knutson 9 Pat Itz 10 Leon Price 11 Russell Cowart 12 Andy Glasscock 136 Clip and Brand The Clip and Brand Club is an organiza¬ tion on the Sul Ross State University Campus of students who either are majoring in Agriculture or who are interested in Agri¬ culture. Some of the activities sponsored by this club are: barbeques, dances, guest speakers, the Sul Ross Livestock fudging Team, the FFA and 4-H Annual Invitational fudging Contest of Area High Schools, and assisting with the Annual Marfa Bull Sale. 1 Don Pitts 2 Doug Haverlah 3 Kyra Davis 4 Bill Strong 5 Russ Davis 6 fim Cash 7 Terry Manning 8 Joe Martinez 9 Dr. Sam Little, Advisor 10 Dog 137 1 Donna Lockhart 2 Mike Lockhart 3 Steve Beck 4 Steve Hopper 5 Dr. Art Link, Advisor 5V2 Gitane “Tour de France” 6 Bob Bell 7 Elaine Garner 8 Mike Furrey 9 Jim Bob McMillan 10 Jill Cypher 11 Karen Keele IIV 2 Dawes 12 Charles Rodriques 13 Ray Nichols 14 Joanie Hubnik 15 Linda Gonzales 16 Debbie English 17 Tom English The Big Bend Bicycle Club is an informal club to promote bicycling in all of its phases. The club sponsors the annual Marfa to Alpine race, and number of sprint races, weekend bike tours to scenic areas, and repair and maintenance sessions. Membership is open to anyone, not just Sul Ross students. Big Bend Bicycle Club 138 1 Joe Boydstun 2 Richard Engle 3 Dennis Hagler 4 Debra Kenyon 5 Julie Bixby 6 Art Jamison 7 Scot Smith 8 Mary Beth Crabtree 9 Randy Smith 10 Nancy Knaur 11 Ric Hoffman, Advisor Wilderness Club The Wilderness Club is an organization with membership that is open to any Sul Ross student who is interested in the out¬ door life. The club sponsors many events including overnite hikes and trips to the mountains of West Texas. The membership promotes slide shows, talks, and rap sessions on the “Great Out-of-Doors.” 139 Majorettes The Majorettes play a very vital role in the Lobo Marching Band. They lead the band in parades and perform during half¬ time at football games and some home basketball games. Majorettes are selected after tryouts of twirling and dance routines. 1 Sue Anna Dieterich 2 Fam Parr 3 Christy Suttle 4 Brenda Fox 140 Rock Ensemble Sul Ross University Rock Ensemble was formed for the purpose of educating music majors in the methods and techniques of Lab Band performance, performance experience in contemporary literature and public relation work for Sul Ross. The Rock Ensemble performs at various dances, concerts and tours. Mem¬ bership in the Rock Ensemble is through audi- „ tion of Lab Band members. 1 Gilda Morales 2 Eugenio Flores 3 Tim Patterson 4 Greg Williams 5 John Ivie, Advisor 6 Jeff Rodgers 7 James Mullins 8 Bruce Kingston 9 William Martin 10 Sherman Godwin 11 Kathryn Bell 12 Jose Acosta 13 Linda Upshaw 14 Allen Brock 15 Jose Enriquiz 16 Ronnie Merrill 17 Richard Burton 18 Elizabeth Zapata 19 Tommy Gothard 20 Billie Hawk 21 James Bice 22 Ruth Ivie 141 1 John Ivie, Assistant Director 2 Scooter Cassler 3 Jimmy Rhodes 4 Eli Lopez 5 Don Chandler, Director 6 Ronnie Merrill 7 Margie Bristow 8 Linda Upshaw 9 Dick Gibbs 10 Dorothy Heliums 11 Barbara Holt 12 Mark Lamb 13 Tom Van Husen 14 Gilda Morales 15 Sammie Carrell 16 Eugenio Flores 17 Richard Burton 18 Mike Crawford 19 Ann Brooke 20 Sherman Godwin 21 Curtis Green 22 Joe Orr 23 Roger Krueger 24 Joe Flores 25 William Martin 26 Jose Acosta 27 Frank Parker 28 Randy Surber 29 Archie White 30 Jeff Rodgers 31 Delbert Arnold 32 Dennis Hagler 33 Tim Patterson 34 Debbie Edwards 35 Kathy Cerrullo 36 Maureen Ball 37 Ruth Ivie 38 James Bice 39 Orlando Vasquez 40 Debra Kenyon 41 Bruce Kingston 42 Kathryn Bell 43 Keith Williams 44 Harrell Winter 45 Tommy Gothard 46 Billie Hawk 47 Brenda Hollins 48 Pattie Stoeck 49 Nancy Knaur 50 Julie Bixly 51 Allan Brock 52 Don Nall 53 Jesse Salazar 54 Jenny Birdsong 55 Elizabeth Zapata 56 Diana Gregston 57 Connie Cornett 58 Bonnie Block 59 James Mullins 60 Elizabeth Lopez 61 Elaine Zapata 62 Glenda Shoemaker The Lobo Marching Band provides entertainment at all home football games, as well as one or two out-of-town games each year. This group is open to any interested student, with approval of the director. Participation may be with or without college credit and may also ful¬ fill the required physical education credits. Members of the Lobo Band are proud of the organization and contribute greatly to the spirit of Sul Ross. Marching Band 142 Symphonic Band The Sul Ross Concert Band is open to all students who play a musical instrument. Participation may be with or without college credit, but allows the members an opportunity for self-expression, as well as a feeling of belonging to a close-knit group. The Band presents concerts on campus and at area high schools throughout the year. Pep bands for basketball games are also provided by members of the Concert Band. 1 Dick Gibbs 2 Archie White 3 Jose Acosta 4 Sherman Godwin 5 Jeff Rodgers 6 Randy Surber 7 Patti Stoeck 8 Frank Parker 9 Tom Van Husen 10 Tim Patterson 11 Connie Cornett 12 Kathryn Bell 13 James Mullins 14 Joe Flores 15 Christy Suttle 16 Sammie Carrell 17 Gilda Morales 18 Brenda Fox 19 Scooter Cassler 20 Pam Parr 21 Mark Lamb 22 Orlando Vasquez 23 Don Chandler, Director 24 Jimmy Rhodes 25 John Ivie, Assistant Director 26 James Bice 27 Elizabeth Lopez 28 Debra Kenyon 29 Ann Brooke 30 Elaine Zapata 31 Danny Bender 32 Rhonda Boling 33 Kathy Cerrullo 34 Margie Bristow 35 Barbara Holt 36 Allen Brock 37 Curtis Green 38 William Martin 39 Tommy Gothard 40 Keith Williams 41 Elizabeth Zapata 42 Brenda Hollins 43 Bonnie Block 44 Diana Greston 45 Ruth Ivie 46 Linda Upshaw 47 Jenny Birdsong 48 Glenda Shoemaker 49 Ronnie Merrill 50 Billie Hawk 51 Eugenio Flores 52 Richard Burton 53 Debbie Edwards 54 Maureen Ball 143 The Sul Ross State University Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Richard Honea, performs at least one major concert each semester. Its purpose is primarily to give music majors and minors experience in performing choral works. Membership is open to any student interested in singing choral literature. The Vocal Ensemble, also directed by Mr. Honea, is a smaller group comprised of Concert Choir members and other selected students, performing lighter choral music. 1 Richard Honea, Director 2 Jesus Rodriguez 3 Joan Blanton 4 Marion Maher 5 Pat Woodward 6 Debra Kennon 7 Harrell Winter 8 Peggy Haines 9 Brenda Hollins 10 Valet R. Perry 11 Linda Rose 12 Billie Hawk 13 Kathryn Bell 14 Gloria Espino 15 Carmen Navarette 16 Tommy Gothard 17 Micheal Ann Hanigan 18 Pam Parr 19 Gregg Bass 20 Deborah Edwards 21 Gilda Morales 22 Ruth Ivie 23 Jimmy Rhodes 24 Marjorie Briston 25 Penny Hardaway 26 Carla Breckles 27 Susan E. Murphy 28 Sara Long 29 Della Dean 30 John Sotello 31 James S. Johnson University Choir 1 Jack Burns 2 Diana Gregston 3 Roger Kruger 4 Ed Escarciga 5 Curtis Schrader 6 Gary Miller 7 Charlie Ways 8 Robert Riddle The Paisano Student Grotto is the caving club on campus and is a chapter of the National Speleological Society. The club provides training in cave exploration to its members, and gives advice on proper equipment and techniques. Most of the trips are to caves either in the Big Bend area, in the western Edwards Plateau area, or to the Guadalupe Escarpment on the Texas-New Mexico border. Longer trips have been taken on vacations into Old Mexico. The Paisano Student Grotto is also a member of the Texas Speleological Association and the Southwest Region of the National Speleological Society. ’aisano Student Grotto 145 1 Donna Petty 2 Ronnie Pendley 3 Gaylen George 4 John Guldeman 5 Ina Pike 6 Kenneth Cunningham 7 Calvin Cox 8 Eddie Beane 9 Mary Ann Wagner 10 Jerry Martin 11 Mark Walker 12 Jerry Wofford 13 Dave Dungan 14 Manny Rios 15 Hunter Henderson 16 Hank Stone 17 Ben Cloud 18 Terry Brooks 19 Larry Purcell 21 Ron Gray 22 Jim Crainer 23 Lee Roy Miller 24 Jack Hoggett 25 Alex Moses 26 Jack McDaniel 27 Linda Grable 28 Judy McWilliams 29 Curry McWilliams 30 Zana Switzer 31 Ande Kincaid 32 Linda Gibbs 33 Joe McPeak 34 Jan Tilson 35 Boxer Sims 36 David Stradley 37 Darrel Barron 38 James Janes 39 Craig Barton 40 Bobby Draper 41 Stanley Farmer 42 Robert Wright 43 Nicki Turnbow 44 Fred Richardson 45 Dana Martin 46 Charlene Cash 47 Gregg Locke 48 Frank Hughey 49 Vicki Glasscock 50 George Loya 51 Clint Creech 52 Larry Wilson 53 Johnny Bounds 54 Joel Frazier 55 Phil Lockwood 56 Richard Hungerford 57 Bill Ciomperlik 58 William Cutshall 59 Weldon Blackwell 60 Cole Franklin 61 John Blanco 62 Ross McKenna 63 Eddie Langford 64 Mike Cannon 65 Glenn Davis 66 Roy Smyers 67 Jim Bynum 68 Ronnie Law Rodeo Club The Sul Ross Rodeo Club is an organization designed to further and increase interest in the wonderful sport of rodeo. The Rodeo Club offers many activities to its members. This year they presented two National Inter¬ collegiate Rodeo Association rodeos, one intramural rodeo with invitations to area junior and senior high school students, and several dances, including the Christmas ball in December. The Rodeo Club consists of a traveling team to participate in the Southwest NIRA region. All students are eligible to be elected to this team, as it is chosen before each rodeo throughout the region. 146 The Baptist Student Union is an organ¬ ization for students of all denominations. All Sul Ross Students can enjoy the BSU center as a place to study, play ping pong, watch football games, or have friendly rap sessions with friends. Activities include the BSU convention held each year in Dallas, retreats, mission activities, guest speakers, and various fund raising projects. Student Union Baptist 1 Jim Brokenbek, Advisor 2 James McCaughan 3 Karen Keele 4 Sherry Hall 5 Sandra Harris 6 Connie Cornett 7 Tim Patterson 8 Philip Heuman 9 Emmett Howard 10 Jana Hcunian 11 James Robinson 12 Glenna Shoemaker 13 Martha Dempsey 14 Dave Parker 15 Barbara Parker 16 Shelley Thurman 17 Shivaun Ball 18 Pat Lippke 19 Beverly Green 20 Laurie Hershey 21 Elaine Garner 22 Carolyn Harris 23 Buddy Power 24 Pat Woodward 25 Ricky Thurman 26 Scott McDougal 27 Dellen Kite 28 Karen Anderson 29 Eddie Carlton 30 Mike Bender 31 Jerry Tipton 147 Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation is formed through the Methodist Student Center, serving students in Christian fellowship and offering students the opportunity of worship, study, recreation and guidance. 1 Shannon Pabst 2 Wanda Craig 3 Johnny Layton 4 Carl Shoults 5 Kim Langlois 6 Wanda Raborn 7 Katiray Abdolhosan 8 Michael Speer 9 Ed Glores 10 Mark Glenn 11 Sammy Oden 12 Mike Neff 13 Ronnie Merrill 14 Susan Rose 15 Phil Baker 17 Sammy Baker 148 1 Tommy English 2 Cecilia Valenzuela 3 Charles Rodriguez 4 Candy Burnside 5 Kay Nichols, Advisor 6 Jill Cypher 7 Paula Beckcom 8 Bob Bell 9 Ray Valencia 10 Bill Horstnian From various and asundry locations in the teeming metropolis of Alpine, Texas, in the early hours of Monday through Friday, unseen, unnoticed members of a small but powerful organization ready themselves for a special assignment. In a basement room with blackout curtains they assemble to compile collected data for their project. They have facts and figures, names and faces, and pictures — millions of pictures. Using the Sul Ross State University Art Department as their legitimate front, 13 dedicated individuals under the direction of Ms. Jill Cypher, work ceaselessly to bring you a documented annual report. Their code name— “BRAND Staff.’ Brand 149 The SAGE, the Sul Ross State University student literary magazine, is a joint effort of the English Department, the Art Department, and the Graphic Arts Section of the Industrial Arts Department. It gathers together samples of all forms of student writing including poems, short stories, essays, and drama. Students of the Art Department illustrate the written material with original drawings, serigraphs, etchings and various forms of mixed media, while the Graphic Arts people have the task of combining all of the material and publishing it in an attractive format. 1 David McBurnett 2 John Gilbert 3 Paul Lister, Advisor 4 Candy Burnside 5 Pete Bonner What is a student newspaper? It is more than six or eight pages of printer’s ink. Behind the scenes is a handful of students, each pulling his own share of the work: reporting, editing, layout, proof¬ reading, headlines, advertising and cir¬ culation. The Sul Ross SKYLINE is a team effort, and the goal is to provide the campus community with as much news and features as readers want. The SKYLINE appears weekly through rain, or snow, dark of night, or even deadlines. 1 J. W. Rider,Advisor 2 Cynthia Leyva 3 Paula Beckcom 4 Mark Sandel Skyline 151 - 1 Mary Miller 2 Alberta Scull 3 Ed Teitel 4 Edith Eubanks 5 Marilyn Brown 6 Jill Cypher 7 Judy Thomas 8 Catalina Salas 9 Paula Beckcom 10 Judy Nance 11 Judy Whybrew 12 Terry McMillan 13 Helen Gonzales 14 Sara White 15 Perry Haley 16 Gay Morgan 17 Gary Wolf 18 Beatrice Garcia 19 Pat Mitchell 20 George Peters 21 Elizabeth Peters 22 Barbara Adams 23 Eve Landers 24 Darcy Krumwiede 25 Rosa Waters 26 Sue Toone 27 Cynthia Bierschwale 28 Candy Burnside 29 Kye Lear 30 Cecilia Valenzuela 31 Loretto Vasquez 32 Tony Dickensen 33 Richard Lipham 34 Elena Blackmon 35 Gilbert Chaves 36 Mike Lemons 37 Jeanette Jones 38 Rolf Speziale 39 Susan Hahn 40 Gloria Baeza 41 Marcia Jones 42 Janey Lynn 43 Bertha Orta 44 Robin Cottrell 45 Tony Alvarado 46 Donna Bailey 47 Robert Macer 48 Harry Lear 49 Virginia Walker 50 Sonya Moss 51 Mary Lou Snyder 52 William Gibbs Alpha Chi Alpha Chi, national honorary society, promotes scholarship in all areas of study. Alpha Chi restricts its membership to a select group of students of junior and senior standing who maintain a 3.3 GPA. These scholars are recogn ized each fall at a formal initiation ceremony. 152 Alpha Psi Omega (Gamma Iota Cost), an under¬ graduate drama department organization, is a National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity. Their goal is to recognize achievement in drama productions, promote interest in drama on campus and serve as public relations liason with ex-students. Alpha Psi Omega gives an annual scholarship to an outstanding student who shows competence and promise in drama performance, and also four medals for excellence in acting. The members, assisted by graduate members and faculty, sponsor reunions for ex-students, send out news letters and provide after theatre receptions in the Green Room of the theatre. In 1973, Alpha Psi Omega prepared and presented the winning float in the Homecoming parade (“Thanks for the Memory”) representing 50 years of motion picture stars. 1 Jo Green 2 Nancy Hasty 3 Hilda Caudle 4 Nancy Parenti 5 Joan Blanton 6 Rod Davis 7 Dr. Catherine Boyd, Advisor 8 Marcia Jones 9 Della Dean 10 Jim Bob McMillan 11 Dr. James Maloon, Advisor 12 Johnny Marlin 13 Mike Parenti Sigma Tau Delta Although the Sigma Tau Delta group at Sul Ross is affiliated with the Sigma Tau Delta National English Honor Society, local membership is also available for those students not wishing to join Sigma Tau Delta on the national level. The organization ' s purpose is to promote the mastery, enjoyment, and understanding of literature in the various media. Each semester Sigma Tau Delta sponsors films, lectures, readings, and fellowship meetings for the literary enjoyment of all Sul Ross students. 1 Jack Ellis 2 Charla Ellis 3 Nelson Sager, Advisor 4 Don Pitts 5 Eddie Holbert 6 Denise Roberts 7 John Gilbert 8 Steve Johnson 9 Lauren Satterwhite 10 Judy Nance 11 Jim Bridges 12 Don Halpern 13 Candy Burnside 14 Pam Pitts 15 Richard Engle 16 Paul Pinnell 17 Candy McKeel 18 Terry Harkridcr 154 Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is an international honor society in history and a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. The Sul Ross Chapter, Lambda Theta, was chartered May, 1966. Membership is based upon academic excellence, particularly in the study of history. Both graduate and undergraduate students are eligible for membership. 1 Marshall Reynolds 2 Linda Harder 3 Dr. Earl Elam 4 Donna Lockhart 5 Judith Parsons 6 Joan Blanton 7 Dr. Charles Garafalo 8 Judy Whybrew 9 David Gabbard 10 George Palmer 155 1 James Bice 2 Richard Burton 3 John Ivic, Advisor 4 Jeff Rodgers 5 Eugenio Flores 6 Tommy Gothard 7 Jimmy Rhodes 8 Rogelio Guerrero Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Kappa Psi band fraternity is a service organization for the Sul Ross State University bands. Their activities include promotional activities for the bands as well as money making projects. Those interested in music are allowed full membership through pledgeship after one semester in the University Band. The highlight of the fraternity’s activities is the initiation ceremony held each year. KKY is affiliated with the Sul Ross Department of Music. 156 Webb Historical Society The Webb Historical Society, chartered by the Texas State Historical Association, is an organization open to all undergraduate students interested in the history of Texas and adjoining areas. Its goals are to stimu¬ late interest in local history, to cooperate with historical organizations and museums in projects relating to the preservation of historical materials, and to assist in the collection of rare books and other materials for the Texana section of the Bryan Wil- denthal Library. 1 Onesimo Martinez 2 David Parker 3 Ronald Kinney 4 Leta Bierschwale 5 Cynthia Bierschwale 6 Donna Lockhart 7 Donna Hadamek 8 Elva Ramos 9 Bertha Orta 10 Joan Blanton 11 Ofelia Salas 12 Dr. Earl Elam, Advisor 13 Dr. James Hindman, Advisor 157 158 Sul Ross chapter Epsilon Omega of the National Tri Beta Biological Society is active in promoting activities of interest to students of biology. Tri Beta sponsors field trips, features guest lectures, and further exploration into biology. 4 Dr. James Scudday, Advisor 5 Mike Lockhart 6 John Bailey 7 James Berry 8 Floyd Billings 9 Dennis Miller 10 Tommy Henson 11 Dr. Barton Warnock, Advisor 12 Budbeer Naraine 13 Jack Miller 14 Mary Beth Crabtree 15 Bill Bell 16 Terrye Bender 17 Wanda Craig 18 Virginia Walker 19 Esmeralda Rodriguez 20 Skookie Edgerton 21 Darlene Daughtrey 22 Donna Lockhart 23 Lauren Gober Sachem Literary Society Sachems celebrated its 50th anniver¬ sary as the oldest organization for young women. Members were selected on the basis of scholarship, character and service. A prestigious group, Sachems undertook timeconsuming tasks such as the annual Talent Show, Best Dressed Contest, Work Day and Teacher Appreciation Day. A Christmas party was given for the special education classes. In all phases of school life. Sachems members exemplified interest and dedication as well as high ideals. Sachems placed members in Who ' s Who, Student Congress, Dean’s List, Home¬ coming Court, Cheerleaders and Alpha Chi. 1 Jill Cypher 2 Bertha Orta 3 Cynthia Teniente 4 Ria Schons 5 Maria Rodriguez 6 Eleanore Nestlerode 7 Sheri Sheryl 8 Susan Hahn 9 Dr. Barbara Hazlewood, Advisor 10 Carla Breckles 11 Candy Burnside 12 Dellen Kite 13 Evelyn Winfree 14 Socorro Quintana 15 Donna Lockhart 16 Karen Anderson 17 Thelma Garcia 18 Donna Staffeld 19 Elaine Garner 20 Maura Hernandez 21 Joan Blanton 22 Marcia Jones 213 Pat Lippke 24 Abelardo Baeza, Advisor 159 1 Rod Harper 2 Bill Mannecke 3 Sara Smith 4 David McBurnett 5 Dudley Rains 6 Allan Crosby 7 William Perkins 8 Joe Culpepper 9 Eddy McCown 10 Jeff Rodgers 11 James Bice 12 Donna Goring The Arnold Air Society at Sul Ross came into being in May 1972 with six charter members. The Arnold Air Society is dedicated to better the aims of the R.O.T.C. detachment, service to the school, and to help the cadets become better officers in the Air Force through social and service activities. Arnold Air Society 160 Phi Mu 1 Glenna Hughes 2 Cynthia Uranga 3 Patti Stoeck 4 Sara Smith 5 Mrs. Doyle Vincent, Patroness 6 Debra Edwards 7 Sally McBee 8 Debra Kenyon 9 Ellen Boyd, Advisor 10 Nancy Knaur 11 Sue Cass 12 Maureen Ball 13 Lynda Traugott 14 Mrs. Judy Templeton, Advisor The Epsilon Eta chapter of Phi Mu Fraternity is in its fifth year of existence at Sul Ross. This sorority is a social-social service organization. The girls do auxiliary work at the hospital and visit the Alpine Rest Home. In November a “Hike for Hope” (the organization’s national philanthropy), was organized which brought in almost $600. Sul Ross girls are invited to join throught pledgeship and a formal initiation ceremony highlights the year’s activities. The slate of activities for the Beta Beta Gamma chapter of Alpha Kappa Lambda was full from the first day of registration until the last day of the spring term. Besides the fall rush program and the traditional Big Brother-Little Brother ceremony, members participated in clean-up drives, March of Dimes, campus beautifica¬ tion; they worked closely with the admini¬ stration and with the local Chamber of Commerce to provide better relationships between Sul Ross and the Community. The AKL float was awarded a 2nd place at the Homecoming parade, breaking a 3-year-first-place streak. Plans were made to improve their house by using the efforts and manpower of one of the pledge classes in four years. They were ably assisted by members of Alethia Kai, the Little Sister Organization. Alpha Kappa Lambda 1 Arthur Orta 2 Noe Gonzales 3 Mercy Rendon 4 Joe Fayle 5 Rodney Thomson 6 Hector Valdes 7 Enrique Mondragon 8 Gary Miller 9 Rudolph Cruz 10 Jerry Carvajal 11 George Carvajal 12 Paul Thomas 13 Terry Wolfe, Advisor 14 Steven Curry 15 Curtis Schrader 16 Freddie Bustillo 17 John Nichols 18 Jim Weir 19 Dennie Miller 20 Ron Gray 21 Bobby Beard 22 Frank Rudnicki 23 Tony Escarciga 24 Martin Pineda 25 Edward Escarciga 26 Luis Lobo 162 Alethia Kai, little sister organization to Alpha Kappa Lambda, had an active year under the guidance of Candy Purvis, Indianapolis, Indiana, Senior. The girls aided the men of Beta Gamma in their money¬ making projects and raised money to buy a new carpet for the AKL house. At the traditional Big Brother-Little Brother ceremony, the Alethia Kais selected Dennis Miller, one of the charter members of AKL, as their Beau. Alethia Kai 163 Tau Kappa Epslon 1 Don Chandler, Advisor 2 M. H. Brinkerhoff 3 Joe McLane 4 Del Arnold 5 Tom Hawkins 6 Don Nall 7 Joe Reyes 8 A1 Brock 9Nick Rose 10 Bill Welch 11 Frank Nelson 12 Dennis Carpenter 13 Smitty McKenzie 14 Gary Ward 15 Monty Frank Kelton 16 Harlan Smith 17 Richard Burton 18 John Ivie 19 Bucky Davis 20 Tommy Henson 21 Dennis Hagler 22 Robert Gholson 23 Sammy Carrell 24 Roy Lassiter, Advisor Tau Kappa Epsilon, with 310 active chapters on college and university campuses, is the largest of the national social fraternities. During this, its 75th anni¬ versary year, it continues to prove that unity can develop in a group placing emphasis on the unique talents of each individual, and the manner in which these unique talents can contribute to the University. 164 The Society of Physics Students was formed for the purpose of advancement and diffusion of knowledge of physics and encouragement of student interest in physics throughout the academic and local communities. Weekly space movies and or slide shows from NASA, private firms, government agencies, and foreign embassies are sponsored by the club. Monthly field trips to radiotelescopes, communications facilities, etc. are also included on the club’s agenda as well as NASA research projects and a campus FM radio station. An interest in physics is the only requirement for joining the club which is affiliated with the Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Astronomy. Society of Physics Students 1 Marilyn Lacayo 2 Rick Albin 3 Roberta Runge 4 Virginia Walker 5 Don Witt, Advisor 6 Bob Feller 7 Ben Daily 8 Ghassem Mozaffari 9 Mike Furrey 165 Poor baby! A slight conflict of opinion between Susan Herring and Sinclair Blythe k One of the finer points of freshman initiation 166 Del Arnold and Mike Lemons get it together at Freshman Initiation. For Del it’s an exhilarating new sensation M 1 s ' I itd a R a y Valencia is ready with a towel, and Kevin Morris and “wife” seem to be takers 167 Looking down rows of possibilities Registration 168 Business is booming for Mr. Forbes 169 Just sort of waiting for the food to be set out Johnny Bush and the Bandaleros Country music enthrusiasts listen to Johnny Bush a 170 the Concert on the Mall A Bandalero on electric fiddle Jackie Goff and Fred Richardson enjoying the barbeque banquet On a Tuesday in August, the twenty eigth day, the Johnny Bush Band came to Sul Ross to play. A Bar-B-Que picnic was served on the mall and we sat on the grass, or the steps, or the wall and we ate and we listened, all sitting around as they plugged in and tuned up and made a good sound. The Rock music fans didn’t mind in the least. His was mood music made for a Bar-B-Que feast. We learned what the good western sounds were about and a rock band took over when Johnny gave out. When the food supply dwindled and evening came on, the people adjourned from their seats on the lawn. Everyone came inside and got out of the cold and we partied and danced till the night was quite old. We’ll remember the dance and the meal on the mall, cause a wonderful time was had by all. 171 Line up. Mass start! I can ' t believe I ' m doing this. Marfa to Alpine. On a bike? Go! pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Hey, stay in your own lane! Smiling crowds. They love me. Feel great. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Pass two people. Simple. Guy sitting on the shoulder. Think I’ll ask him something. Hey, man, is this the way to Sarasota? He doesn’t know. Yuk, yuk. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Earth quake? VVVVVVRRRRRRRRMMMM. Peterbilt. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Car coming, vvvvvvrrrrrmmmmm. ’57 Chevy. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Paisano Pass. Puff, puff. Uphill. VVVVVVRR RRMMMM. VVVVVVRRRRRRRRMMMMMM. Two Macks. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Here comes that guy in a volkswagon. Yelling something about Sarasota. Water. Really thirsty! Photographer. Click. Click. I’ll be famous. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal The second annual Great Bike Race provided cycle buffs with some nail-biting excitement. There’s that guy again. What? He said I’ve got a long way to go to Sarasota. Unbelievable. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Keep going. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Almost there. I see Alpine. pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal, pedal Made it. AAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGG Veni, vide, vici, Vino! 172 For the second year riding, Tom Hutchison, past Texas State Bike Champ and member of the Lubbock County Wheelmen, pedaled away with first prize. His time for the twenty four mile course was 58 minutes and 38 seconds, that’s a big fifteen minutes less than his own winning time last year. Mike Furrey, a Sul Ross Geology student from Midland, dropped his rocks and really dug to come in second. A notable third place was won by Bill Finnern, the pride of Alpine High, who trailed the more experienced Furrey by only 38 seconds. The ladies broke the ranks of mere cheerleaders to grace the race as riders. It was a real heartbreaker for Sul Ross coed Becky Frahm who missed catching Di Ann Rutherford of the Lubbock County Wheelmen by a tacky two seconds. Di Ann’s time was 1 hour, 16 minutes, and 10 seconds for overall fifth place. Wait till next l ' year, guys. In the Faculty division, finishing anywhere from fat and fatigued to fleet and feeling fine, local sportsman and Sul Ross Biology researcher Dr. A. Michael Powell taught the others a thing or two. In his maiden voyage he bested the non- Bill Finnern leads Mike Lockhart, Mike Furrey, and Tom Hutchinson past some beautiful Alpine scenery Peterbilt pulling out to pass as Tom Hutchinson holds his own 173 chalant Nelson Sager of the English depart¬ ment with a time of 1:18:30. Dr. Art Link of the Geology department, riding with one eye tied behind his back, came in commend ably third. Dragging in dead last, but certainly not least was Sul Ross art in¬ structor Ray Nichols, handicapped with a girls bicycle. He never made it to Sarasota, but he got to Alpine. Keep on truckin Ray. This years field was smaller and 20% faster than ’72, reflecting, greater exper¬ ience, and an absence of headwinds which plagued last years bikers. Sore legs, worn jeans, and a wonderful time was had by all, Is this the way to Sarasota? going . . . going . . . going . . . going . . . almost gone . . . Tom Hutchinson, Mike Lockhart, Mike Furrey, and Bill Finnern and it looks like the “Tour de France” Third Place winners were the Mount Olive Baptist Church Choir accompanied by pianist Brenda Hollins The Sour Grapes, First Place winners, put on a skit on the cafeteria during an interlude 176 Curled in a chair, Marcia Jones does a dramatic interpretation Karen Carter accompanies herself on the guitar 177 Marcia Jones reads the names of the winners during the Awards Presentation “Baby” Concert Johnny Lee—smooth Woodie Putman lays the beat on heavy 179 Wednesday Night at the Movies Wednesday Night at the Movies Wednesday Night at the Movies Wednesday Night at the Movies Wednesday Night at the Movies Wednesday Night at the Movies The great Charlie Chaplain eyes a seasick companion in “The Immigrant” 180 No comment 181 Casino Royale 111 see your 500 frogs and raise you 500 croakers,” says Calvin Cox 182 ✓ Jerry Greenwood, the 6 million frog man Scroogge Bass, the old frogpincher himself Did you see a bingo game at the Casino Royale? - The King of Fenwick, alias Ron Reynolds, prepares the awards Bill Dennis shows that frogs are the root of all evil 183 Action! Dr. Robert Bass shows Dana Hand how to act out her scene in a video tape session at the library—cut! •«. 184 185 The pinball wizard? 186 187 - Kathie Reynolds, Betty Lou Dodd, Cindy Rylander, and Kay Loerwald 188 Eddie Laing and Maria Gonzales keeping company It’s 10 o’clock. Do you know where your son is? h 189 Dorm Life Bob Wright watches Guy Cooper shoot as Mike Cannon watches also 191 192 BSA King and Queen Wesley High Vivian Francies 193 INI ♦ i Win a few, lose a few, and some get snowed under 195 Keeping in touch with the business and economic pulse of America, the Department of Business Administration and Economics provides a basis for one to compete for a successful career in any of the functional areas of busi¬ ness, whether teaching or in industry. For the student, this department concentrates in the fields of business education, accounting, marketing, management, finance and secretarial administration. It is led by Dr. Roger Towns, who also serves as director of the Division of Business Administration and Applied Arts. Degrees in business range from the one- year secretarial certificate to the Bachelor of Business Administration to the newly approved Master of Business Administration. The M.B.A., approved by the Coordinating Board this spring, replaced the Master of Arts degree in business administration. The change, according to Towns, was made to designate more accurately the degree offered. Pretty typists galore—need a secretary? f That’s quite a “shopping list” you have, Linda Grubb 196 Business Administration and Economics The complexities of the adding machine dissolve with practice in Office Machines class Hurt whizzes through typing Verda Robertson and Tony Merluzzi carry on a “court room interrogation” intended to “sway the jury” in a P.A. class a Police Administration Geared toward administrative responsibilities rather than patrol duties, the Department of Police Administration strives to develop skilled and competent men and women in the complex field of law enforcement. Police and public administration techniques and procedures are successfully taught in the classroom as well as in participative seminars. Besides providing a fraternal setting for police administration students, the Texas Student Law Enforcement Officer’s Association became foster parents of a child in the Appalachians. Also, the department-sponsored group held police-type shooting matches. Wordie Burrow, Director of Academic Affairs for the Commission on Law-Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, was invited as a guest speaker to Sul Ross P.A. classes Range Animal Science Antelope Some trophy—Sam Nance and Jerry Phillips have tagged a deer New RAS center is looking good Moving into their new “home on the range” late this spring, the department of Range Animal Science boasts of its new $600,000-plus complex located on the University’s experimental ranch. Under the leadership of Dr. Everett Turner, the department has expanded due to the continuing need of highly intensified, scientific skills required in today’s care and management of domestic animals. Concen¬ tration areas include animal science, range management, animal health management, wildlife management, meat industry management, agri¬ business, and a new two-year program in animal technology. A herd of new courses have been added this year, to coincide with the department’s growth. These include undergraduate courses in ranch equipment, clinical assistance and instrumentation, agricultural mathematics, and pharmacology. Another course added to the ever-growing curriculum is a training course in farriery, or horseshoeing. Because of the varied interests displayed by the department, three clubs are sponsored; Clip and Brand, for animal science majors; Range Management Club for range management majors; and the Rodeo Club, for the advance¬ ment and promotion of rodeo on campus. Ray Ellis shows us how it’s done in a horseshoeing class offered hv the RAS DeDartment « 9 t % • 4 Dr. Paul Weyerts demonstrates how to cure “adogsfirstporcupinus.” 198 Coffee, tea or Bill Mannecke? ROTC flight training program a ROTC Lt. Col. Turner explains aerodynamics to cadets ROTC color guard Flying off into the wild blue yonder, the Department of Aerospace Studies offered for the first time a Flight Training Instructional Program. Four students gained their private flying certificates from the newly-founded program. The course required on-the-ground and in-the-air instruction. The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) program strives to commission second lieutenants in the United States Air Force while they are completing their regular academic program toward a bachelor ' s degree. Headed by Lt. Col. Walter Turner, general military and professional officer courses, as well as corps training, are taken as electives by the ROTC student. Sponsored by AFROTC, the Arnold Air Society stands as a community service organization while at the same time it furthers the goals of the Air Force. The Blue Knights, AFROTC drill team organized this year, performed several marching drills in area parades. 199 Jill Cypher, aspiring artist, strikes a pose beside her sculpture Individuality is art. And vice versa. The department of Art strives to develop each aesthetic mind on its own level, whether it be in the area of ceramics, design, drawing, jewelry, painting, sculpture, printmaking, or advertising design. Several degrees, which now includes a professional degree, are designed for teaching as well as professional careers. The department is chaired by Miriam A. Lowrance. The Art department houses the Sul Ross Art Gallery where student and professionsl artists regularly hold exhibits. Also, summer workshops, utilizing some of the best art instructors of this area, are held. Finally, by promoting art through exhibts and lectures, the department-sponsored Student Art Workshop serves as a social organization for the art- minded student. Steve Beck “throws” on the wheel in Ceramics Art Getting back to nature, Gilbert Lopez works in watercolors Advanced Figure Drawing—Tom and Debbie English draw while Marilyn Brown ponders 200 ✓ ■ Exploring the intellectual and imaginative accomplishments of the past and present, the Department of English caters to those students who are fascinated by the world of communication. This department, chaired by Dr. Elton Miles, centers its studies around English and American literature, creative and technical writing, and the historical and analytical aspects of the English language. fhe English Department sponsors the Alpha Zeta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, national professional and honorary English society. It also serves as one of three sponsors of the SAGE, student literary magazine. English Dr. Robert Bass is involved in video-taping sequences which he finds useful in teaching _ Paul Lister uses the overhead projector in his English class to illustrate his points. Marion Quick uses centrifugal casting machine in Jewelry class 201 Music Della Dean “conducts’ her Music Theory class The Rock Ensemble gets it on in a concert in the SUB Harmoniznig the creative musician with a gainful career, the Department of Music offers a medley of degrees for the many facets of the musical mind. Led by chairman Don Chandler, the department predominantly trains its majors for the teaching profession. Outside the theory and practice rooms, student musicians merge their vocal and in¬ strumental talents in many University-sponsored activities: the Lobo Marching Band, the Concert Band, the Rock Ensemble, Brass Choir, Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Choir, Concert Choir, Wind Ensemble. Among these different groups, many recitals and programs were pre¬ sented, including “It’s Getting Late for the Great Planet Earth,” a production sponsored jointly by the Vocal and Rock Ensembles. Once again, the Rock Ensemble traveled to the Lubbock and central Texas areas for good¬ will concerts. Two clubs are sponsored by the Department of Music so that students may “band” together under their musical interests. They are Kappa Kappa Psi, national honor society for bandsmen and Tau Beta Sigma, national honorary band sorority. Sopranos and altos wait their turn while tenors and bass sing their part in a practice session Serving to complement the teaching fields, the library science program enables the prospective teacher to make effective use .of the library and thus enhance the learning of students. A teacher may gain an endorsement in library science on the elementary or secondary teaching certificates. The program, headed by library director Jack Todd, thus develops an understanding of the role of the library and its services in modern society. Library Science Bookwork behind the library shelves The Department of Foreign Language, headed by Dr. Raymond Wheat, offers courses in French, Spanish and German. While a major is offered only in Spanish this year, French and German fulfill the foreign language requirements of the Bachelor of Arts degree. This department often performs a supportive role of police administration and science majors. The depart¬ ment sponsors two clubs—the Spanish club Los Tertulianos, and the French club. Foreign Language lab—stimulating conversation Foreign Language The journalism program, incorporated into the English department this year, offers laboratory experience in the many phases of journalism — Copywriting, editing, layout, and proofreading. The laboratories are conducted by graduate assistant J. W. Rider, who also serves as SKYLINE advisor. Journalism Paste up and layout design are Cynthia Leyva’s present concern for the SKYLINE student paper 203 Speech and Drama Young and old alike enjoy the outdoor summer theatre Stressing flexibility, the Department of Speech and Drama follows a simple credo: individual concern, individual opportunity, and individual responsibility. Added to the broad realm of speech and drama are several new classes: Contemporary Theatre, Public Speaking and Advanced Phonetics. A new attraction this year is semester credits for summer theatre. Under the lead of Dr. fames Maloon, the department sponsors the Sul Ross University Threatre, which presents plays throughout the school year, as well as a summer repertoire at The Theatre of the Big Bend. This fall, Jo Gallagher Green directed “The Owl and the Pussycat,” and Maloon directed “The Killing of Sister George.” The spring schedule includes “In White America” by graduate assistant Rod Davis, as well as another production which will tour South Texas. The play will be presented to junior colleges and high schools. Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic club, is sponsored by the department. Members provide receptions after play performances as well as present an annual scholarship to outstanding drama students. 4 .. Paul Pinnell accosts Nancy Parenti while Steve Compton looks on in amusement in last summer’s production “Ring Round the Moon” Steve Compton lures Cherry Compton in the summer play “Plaza Suite” 204 I Gallagher Green works the lights backstage it many of the plays produced by Drama students K Jim Bob McMillan selects the right props tor a play Eddie Rider, guest director, actor, and TV personality, and Joan Blanton talk it over in last summer’s “The Tiger” 205 Biology Frog anatomy eludes Sara Peebles, so Kay Whitley explains Danny Gallagher prepares a culture for examination under a microscope in Biology lab Training professional biologists for teaching and research careers is the aim of the Department of Biology. Led by Dr. Barton H. Warnock, this department is continually updating its curriculum, maintaining equal amounts of botany and zoology. This year, several new classes have been added on both the graduate and undergraduate levels. “Man and His Environment,” Biology 3311, offered last fall, delved in to the environmental crisis. For the graduate, four classes were added to the program: “Wood Anatomy of the Higher Vascular Plants,” “Topics in Microbiology,” “Biology of Southwestern Vertebrates — Herpetology,” and a topical research course. The Epsilon Omega chapter of Beta Beta Beta, national biological society, is sponsored by the Biology Department. Seminars and speakers provide the members a chance to get together under their mutual interest — biology. Before dissecting, Terri Orzehowski plans her strategy Peering into a microscope, Gary Morin studies plant structure 206 Chemistry In Chemistry lab, Esmerelda Rodriguez selects a fluid sample for testing iron content Carefully weighing a chemical, Elizabeth Viveros takes a reading Leading the way as the initiator of the Personalized System of Instruction (PSI) program, the Department of Chemistry permits the student to excel at his own pace. The innovative method of study was applied to Organic Chemistry, an undergraduate course. Considerations for expansion will depend on the success of this course. The Chemistry Department, chaired by Dr. James G. Houston, seeks to train pro¬ fessional chemists as well as to accent other departments by providing chemistry courses geared towards other scientific areas. Dr. Houston also serves as advisor to the pre¬ professional curriculum. The Chemistry Department recently reactivated the Sul Ross Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society. The active 25- plus members take part in the National American Chemical Society by attending monthly meetings of the Permian Basin chapter in Midland. School-wise, the group sponsors speakers, visits the area high schools, and provides a tutoring service on use of the slide rule. 207 Diana Gregston conducts a blow pipe test in Geology lab Summer Geology—Carol Peavy and fellow rockhounds wonder where they are David Groves and Eleanore Nestlerode perform an experiment on “specific gravity” Geology Coming down to earth, the Department of Geology strives to produce able students for the petroleum and mining industries, as well as for teaching earth science. Concentrating this task within the undergraduate realm, geology offers a wide variety of innovative courses including oceanography, astrogeology, meteorology, and environmental geology. The department is chaired by Dr. Romeo M. Flores. Several new, unique courses have been added to the curriculum in the last few years. “Oceanography” studies the oceanic processes and is supplemented with a scuba diving lab. “The Natural and Cultural History of the Southwest,” a seminar, studies the many aspects of our area and is highlighted by a trip to the Grand Canyon. Another new undergraduate course is “Air Photo Interpretation.” Each year, the Geology Department welcomes earth science junior-high school students from the surrounding areas. A tour of geologic formations near Fort Davis, Marathon, and the Big Bend is sponsored for these groups by the department. Also, three clubs are sponsored by Goelogy Department faculty: the Geology Club, Caving Club, and the Big Bend Bike Club. William Varnun selects a crystal for analysis 208 Mathematics Wang calculator—Dr. Tony Warnock shows Selma Stubblefield how to add Interrelating fields of study, the Department of Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy offers a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. Yet, astronomy and physics serve to meet the laboratory science requirements for many other programs. Dr. G. H. Moller, department chairman, is presently on a leave of absence in Hamburg, Germany. The Astronomy Department houses an on-campus observatory that is equipped with a permanently mounted, 12.5-inch reflecting telescope, three 6-inch reflecting telescopes and 3.5-inch Questar. Weekly stargazing sessions for students and faculty are held at this site under the direction of Merwin Forbes. Merwin Forbes points out the Andromeda galaxy to students in the University Planetarium Astronomy Physics Eliza Aradillas puzzles out her Physics lab assignment 209 Judith Parsons records pertinent information in a class on Russian History Designed to spark an awareness of changing human conditions and the forces surrounding these conditions, the Division of Social Science offers a broad yet thorough foundation in the fields of history, political science, Bible, geography, psychology, and sociology. Led by the director Dr. Earl H. Elam, this division strives to provide students with a liberal foundation in the social History sciences. Annually, the Social Science Division sponsors a history and political science meet for area high schools. In addition, Phi Alpha Theta, honorary history club, and the Social Science Club are both sponsored by their respective departments. Slide show in History class—Dr. James Hindman points out Pancho Villa and Zapata 210 Psychology Dr. Ted Hollen explains the ups-and-downs of the human mind in a Psychology Statistics course Dale Christophersen explains complexities of Political Science Geography Political Science fSSBl v Jim Tennison gives his report on the Mafia in Bill Jackson’s Sociology class Sociology Dr. Anthony uses maps as a visual aid in his Geography class h 211 Preparing students for teaching careers in elementary and secondary areas, the Department of Education boasts of certifying 55 percent of Sul Ross graduates. Led by ch airman Dr. Charles Lamb, future teachers are versed in the principles of learning child growth and development, personal adjustments and mental and physical hygiene. A new feature offered by this department is the “endorsement on a certificate.” This added attraction allows students to gain the regular teaching certificate plus the training to work with language learning difficulties. Two clubs are sponsored by the Education Department: Texas Student Education Association and the reactivated Kappa Delta Pi. honorary education society. m Education Constantly growing, the department of Health and Physical Education gives professional training for future instructors of health and physical education, directors of recreational programs, athletic coaches and driver education trainers. The department, chaired by Dr. Paul E. Pierce, strives to create an awareness of the need for health and physical education in our everyday living. This is attained through activity courses, as well as through physical education and health courses. The Athletic Program, directed by Richard Harvey, includes football, basketball, track, and golf for men, and volleyball for women. An intramural program, also sponsored by the department, includes men ' s and women ' s football, cross country, basketball, volley¬ ball, swimming and diving, and softball. The depart¬ ment also sponsors the Physical Education Majors (PEM) club. Nina Powell learns how to “capture” Larry Smith on film by operating the Video tape equipment in use by the Education department Health and Physical Education Brenda Billings tries for the return in a coed volleyball class Arland Cox and Zana Switzer swirl through a folk dance 212 I utomotive Mechanics—you can rust your car to Patricia Pate Ray Zubiate sets up shop in a photography class offered by the IA Department Print Shop—Vickie Smith does paste-up over a Industrial Arts Nestled on the side of SR hill, the Industrial Arts department has experienced a steady growth due to the increasing demand for properly trained personnel in industry. For the industrial arts student, opportunities are plentiful in the areas of metals, woods, drafting, crafts, industrial power, and graphic arts. The tremendous growth in each of these training areas coincide with the growth of the Sul Ross department. The industrial arts program is directed by Dr. William Leavitt. The department sponsors the Industrial Arts Club, whose purpose is to further pro¬ fessional interest in the fields of industrial arts education. Each fall semester, the club sponsors an open house in order to exhibit the many phases of industrial arts. Welding—Virgil Beasley cuts his pipe 213 Student Index — Bennett 148 Katiray Abdalhosan Sophomore 142, 164, 167 Delbert Arnold Freshman 75 Iran, Chemistry El Paso, Political 74 Ricardo Abrego Sophomore Science Del Rio, Spanish 74 Conrado Arriola Junior 75, 146 Carl Abron Senior Marfa, History Kermit, Industrial Arts 143 Kathy Arrulo Abigay Acosta Sophomore 20, 74, 122 Joe Averitt Senior 146 Marfa, Elementary 132 Austin, Range Animal Education Science 74 Antonio Acosta Senior 74 Jeri Avery Freshman Marfa, Mathematics Marathon Cecilior Acosta Junior 74 John Bachelor Sophomore 26. 75, 122 144 Marathon. Business Hondo, New Mexico Administration Range Animal Science , 142, 143 Jose Acosta Freshman 130 Ronald Badamo Junior Dilley, Music Central Islip. New York 74 Mario Acosta Senior Physical Education Dilley, Sociology 74 Carloyn Bacon Sophomore 74 Saul Acosta Senior Clarendon, English Marfa, Art 74 Kenny Bacon Junior 74 Barbara Adams Senior Clarendon, Ocean Technology Alpine. Business 74, 127 Thomas Baer Senior Administration San Antonio, Sociology 74 Bryan Adams Sophomore 73 Gloria Baeza Junior 162 Hereford, Agriculture Presidio, Business Business 74 Salvador Baeza Junior Jerry Adams Freshman Marfa. Range Animal .Kermit, Business Science 130 Jimmy Adams Graduate Sandra Baeza Freshman 213 Alpine, Physical Education Ft. Davis Mickey Baird Graduate 75 74 Linn Adams Freshman Melvin. Physical Alvin, Pre Veterinary Education Gregorio Aguilar Sophomore 74, 130 Carla Bailey Freshman 75. 134, 200 Marathon, Biology Refugio, Physical 74 Chuck Ailara Freshman Education 28, 70. 75 149, 151. 163 Arlington. Wildlife 74 Donna Bailey Junior 74, 135 Barbara Albin Senior Alpine, Elementary Ft. Stockton, Business Education 75, 127 Education 74, 125, 158 John Bailey Graduate 125, 127, Rick Albin Senior 57 Del Rio, Biology 146 165 Ft. Stockton, Geology 57. 74 Kathleen Bailey Junior Dennis Aldridge Junior Loop. Range Animal Bensaw, Arizona. Elementary Education 75 Science Marilyn Bailey Senior Jerry Alexander Graduate Weinert, Political Marfa, Elementary Education 75 Science Oran Bailey Sophomore 74 Nancy Alfaro Junior Ft. Stockton, Business Alpine, Police Administration 75, 141. 142 143, 144 Administration Roxanne Baker Sophomore 75, 134, 149 74 Brenda Alvarado Freshman Marfa, Sociology 25, 74 Tony Alvarado Junior 148 Phil Baker 75, 158 Marfa, Biology 75, 148 Sammye Baker Senior 74, 129 Jose Alvarez Sophomore Alpine, Health Education 75 Del Rio, Business Administration 75. 142, 143 Maureen Ball Junior 75 147, 159 Karen Anderson Sophomore 161 Guelph, Ontario Canada Alpine, Biology Sociology 74 Reynaldo Andrade Sophomore Del Rio, Physical Education 147 Shivaun Ball Sophomore Guelph, Ontario Canada Biology 75 75 74 Lori Andrew Freshman El Paso, Business 75 Roberto Banda Graduate Asherton, Elementary Education 74 Jean Angermiller Senior Uvalde. Elementary Education 75 Marla Barbee Senior Ft. Stockton. Physical Education 75, 143 75. 147 Elmer Anglin Graduate San Antonio, Police Administration 75 Sharron Barbee Junior Ozona. Physical Education 130, 158 74, 130 Mike Apodaca Sophomore Clint, Physical Education 75 William Barber Graduate Alpine. Industrial Arts 74. 209 Eliza Aradillas Senior Laredo, Pre Medical Gary Barnes Houston Joe Arana Freshman Alpine Pat Barrett Sophomore Spur. Range Animal 75 Pablo Arispe Sophomore Science 41. 75 Alpine, Mathematics 75 Kathryn Barriga Freshman Presidio. Education Ramon Barriga Freshman Presidio, Industrial Arts Darrell Barron Freshman Taylor, Range Animal Science Craig Barton Freshman Dallas, Range Animal Science Javad Basirhaghighi Graduate Teheran, Iran, Business Administration Gregg Bass Sophomore Midland. Mathematics Sharon Bass Graduate Midland, Education Anita Bassham junior Alpine David Baw Freshman Harlingen, Physical Education John Beaman Freshman Brownsville, Pre Medical Robert Beard Freshman El Paso. Veterinary Technician Animal Health Kathryn Beasley Graduate El Paso, Education Virgil Beasley Sophomore Van Horn, Industrial Arts Patricia Ann Beattie Sophomore Coyanosa, Business Administration Steve Beck Senior Barstow, Art Paula Beckcom Senior San Antonio, Sociology Steven Becker Senior Midland. Geology Eddie Beene Freshman | Midland, Policy Administration johnny Bejarano Senior Del Rio, Elementary Education Charles Bell Freshman El Paso, Art Kathryn Bell Junior Del Rio, Music Robert Bell junior El Paso, Art William Bell Junior Del Rio, Biology Bernadette Bemenderfer Sophomore Sierra Blanca, Henry Bencomo Senior Ft. Davis, Physical Education johnny Bencomo Senior Ft. Davis, Mathematics Ricky Bendele Freshman San Antonio. Elementary Education Dwight Bender Sophomore Alpine, Veterinary Medicine Michael Bender Sophomore Alpine, Pre Medical Terrye Bender Junior Alpine, Health and Physical Education Anthony Benedict Freshman Alpine. Chemistry Carye Benge Freshman Alpine, History Denise Bennett Freshman El Paso, Pre Dental Jack Bennett Sophomore San Antonio, Business Arts 214 Bentley— —Caffey Ted Benlley Junior San Antonio, Industrial Arts Robert Berger Senior Allentown, Pennsylvania Physical Education 76 Angie Bermudez Junior Alpine, Elementary Education Esequiel Bermudez Senior Alpine, Physical Eudcation 76. 158 James Berry Junior Rosston, Biology Melvin Berry Sophomore Jacksonville, Wildlife Management 76 Philip Berry Sophomore Eunice, New Mexico Range Animal Science Alan Berryman Freshman Alpine, Nora Berryman Graduate Atkins, Arkansas Home Economic, Special Education Philip Bertram Sophomore Kemah, Geology Susan Bertram Sophomore Kemah, 76 William Betts Freshman Adrian. Chemistry 76, 141, 142 James Bice Sophomore 143, 156, 160 Del Rio, Music Earnest Bickley Freshman El Paso, Pre Engineering 157 Cynthia Bierschwale Junior Alpine. Elementary Education 76, ll7 Leta Bierschwale Junior Alpine, Education 76. 212 Brenda Billings Freshman Ft. Stockton, Business Administration 158 Floyd Billings 76, 142, 143 Jennifer Birdsong Freshman Houston, 76, 131, 139 Julie Bixby Freshman 142 Plano, Political Science Carla Black Marfa. Elementary Education Charles Black Senior Crane, Bioloby 76 Jonathon Black Freshman Freer, Wildlife Management Kathryn Blackburn Freshman Alpine. Elena Blackmon Junior Ft. Stockton, Mathematics 146 Weldon Blackwell Gayla Blair Junior Ranger, Elementary Education 76 Robert Blake Junior Ft. Worth, Geology 76. 146 John Blanco Freshman Del Rio, Police Administration 67, 76, 144 Joan Blanton Senior 153, 155, 157 159, 205 Carrollton. Drama 76 Geri Bliss Senior Colorado Springs. Colorado Physical Education 142, 143 Bonnie Block 128, 166 Sinclaire Blythe Freshman Paso Robles. California Industrial Arts. Range Animal Science 76 Phillip Boerjan Junior Falfurrias, Police Administration 76 Stephanie Boggs Sophomore Lake Jackson, Range Animal Science 76, 143 Rhonda Boling Freshman 76, 150 Peter Bonner Senior Marfa. Police Administration Spanish Edith Anne Boone Senior Kerrville, Elementary Education 146 Johnny Bounds 128 Robert Bowden 76 Carolyn Bowdon Graduate Alpine, Elementary Education 76 Ronald Bownds Senior Utopia, Police Administration Ronald Box Junior Pecos. Agriculture 76, 139 Joe Boydstun Freshman Ft. Worth, Range Animal Science Tana Boysen Sophomore Alpine, Business John Bozzell Junior Midland. Drama 76, 132 William Braden Senior Cuero, Range Animal Science 130 Kathryn Bradford Sophomore Midland, Physical Education Donald Bradley Freshman Pecos, Physical Education 76 Sharon Bratton Freshman El Paso, Physical Education 31, 69, 76 122, 144, 159 Carla Breckles Junior McCamey, Elementary Education 129 Thomas Breitling Graduate Alberquerque, New Mexico Administration Michael Brennan Junior Freer. Range Animal Science Carol Brenner Freshman Butler. New Jersey Business 76 Joe Bridge Senior Ft. Stockton, Industrial Arts 76, 154 Jim Bridges Freshman Alpine, Biology 133 |ohn Bridges 76 Fred Brinker Senior Alpine, Business Administration 77, 164 Milford Brinkcrhoff Junior Denver, Colorado Accounting 77. 142, 143 144 Marjorie Bristow Senior Van Horn Elementary Education 77 Sandra Brite Freshman Alpine, Business Administration 141, 142, 143 164 Allen Brock 77 William Brock Senior San Antonio, Industrial Arts Janet Brokenbek Junior Lubbock, Elementary Education 77. 142, 143 Ann Brooke Freshman San Antonio, Mathematics 77, 146 Terry Brooks Junior Burnet. Range Animal Science 77 Gary Brown Sophomore Marfa, Police Administration Greg Brown Freshman Ft. Stockton 200 Marylyn Brown Senior El Paso, All Level Art 77,131 Morris Brown Freshman San Antonio, Pre Law 77 Gary Broz Freshman Lowake, Range Animal Science Claude Bruton Graduate Pecos, Education 77 Mary Bruton Freshman Alpine. Art 130 Dennis Bryant Alpine. Physical Education Ellen Buchhorn Graduate Rockport. Bio logy Samuel Buck Graduate Alpine. Sharon Bullard Freshman Frisco, Veterinary Technology 122 James Bunch Freshman Houston 77 Gerald Burdeski Freshman Victoria, Mathematics Hubert Burks Junior Eden. Sociology 77 Randy Burnett Junior Chicago, Illinois Physical Education 77 Larry Burns Freshman Roswell, New Mexico 145 Jack Burns John Burns Graduate Kerrville, Biology 67. 77, 134 149, 150, 154 159 Candace Burnside Junior Alpine, Art 77, 141, 142 143, 156, 164 Richard Burton Senior El Paso, Music William Burton Senior Alpine. English 77 Teresa Bush Senior Richland Springs, Business 77 Joe Bustamante Freshman Pecos. Industrial Arts 162 Freddie Bustillo Sophomore San Antonio. Political Science 77 Calanthia Butler Junior Lamesa, Elementary Education William Butz Graduate Ft. Stockton. Business Administration 146 Jim Bynum Junior Waxahachie, Range Animal Science 38, 41 Billy Byrd Sophomore San Antonio. Business 77, 97, 135 Darlene Caffey Senior Alpine. Business 77 R. Lynn Caffey Freshman Alpine 41, 77. 130 Stanley Caffey Freshman Seminole, Business Administration 77, 130 Woodie Caffey Graduate Alpine, Education Caldwell— —Cox John Caldwell Sophomore Crane, Physical Education 130 Steve Caldwell Freshman Crane, Physical Education Veronica Calzada Freshman Sanderson, 77 Saul Candelas Graduate Alpine, Business Administration 146 Mike Cannon 77, 135 Monica Cantrell Sophomore Pecos, Elementary Education 77, 135 Paul Cantrell Senior Pecos. English Roy Cantu Senior Falfurrias, Biology William Canul Freshman Grandfalls 71 Burly D. Canuteson Senior El Paso, Police Administration Robert Carignan Freshman San Antonio. Biology 77, 147 fames Carlton funior Henrietta, Range Animal Science 126 |esus Carmona 24. 41, 71 78. 164 Dennis Carpenter Senior Alpine. Physical Education 78 |ames Carpenter Freshman Freer, Wildlife Management 78 Angelina Carrasco Freshman Redford, Geology Hector Carrasco Sophomore Marfa, Police Administration 78 Pablo Carrasco Senior Redford, Business Education 78. 142, 143 164 William Carrell Freshman Grandfalls, Pre Medical 78 Dorothy Carrillo Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education 78 Germann Carrillo Senior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education 78. 135 Luicia Carrillo Junior Midland, Elementary Education 78 Delia Carson Senior Alpine. Physical Education 78 Brad Carter Freshman Weatherford 78 Karen Carter Freshman San Antonio, Biology 78 Kenneth Carter Freshman Houston, Law 162 George Carvajal Freshman Del Rio. Business Administration 162 Jerry Carvajal Freshman Del Rio, History 78 Jose Casas Freshman San Diego. Range Animal Science 78. 146 Charlene Cash Alpine, Elementary Education James Cash Freshman Sanderson 122, 161 Sue Cass Graduate El Paso, English Speech 142, 143 Luther Cassler Senior San Antonio, Physical Education 78 Hilda Castillo Sophomore Pearsall, Biology Diana Castro Freshman Ozona, Elementary Education Alfredo Cauble Freshman Ft. Davis, Exploratory 78, 134, 153 Rilda Caudle Junior Ft. Worth, Drama Art 78 Edward Centilli Senior Devine, History 78, 142, 143 Kathleen Cerullo Freshman Somerset, Physical Education Robert Chaison Graduate Alpine, Range Animal Science 78 Gary Chambers Junior Alpine. Veterinary Medicine 78 Jenny Chambers Senior Alpine, Elementary Education Sheila Chambers Senior Rule, Elementary Education Leslie Chandler Junior Alpine, Marylou Chandler Junior Alpine. Physical Education 130 Mary Lou Chandor 78 Rebecca Chaney Freshman Grandfalls, Diana Charles Senior Big Spring, Elementary Education 78 Daniel Chavez Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Spanish 78 Fabiola Chavez Sophomore Marfa, Spanish Gilbert Chavez Junior Alpine, 78 Jesse Chavez Freshman Marfa, Police Administration 78 Reynaldo Chavez Freshman 78, 129 Sarah Chavez Freshman Del Rio. Elementary Education 78 Patricio Chavira Senior Marfa. Industrial Arts 78 Isaac Chayeuwells 78 Kevin Chesser Freshman Robin Choate Freshman San Angelo, Veterinary Medicine 79 Scott Choate Senior Big Spring, Police Administration 79 Tao-chun Chu Senior China, Police Administration 79, 146 Bill Ciomperlik Sophomore Weslaco, Range Animal Science Curtis Clark Freshman San Antonio, Business 79, 146 Ben Cloud Freshman Ashley Coats Freshman Alpine, 79 Samuel Cobos Senior Marfa, Business Education Ernest Coffey Sophomore San Angelo, Range Animal Science 79 Ronna Coffman Senior Ft. Stockton, English 79 Brenda Cole Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Business 79 LouAnn Cole Freshman Winters, Business Larry Coleman 79 Wesley Coleman Freshman Charles Collins Freshman Ft. Worth, Sociology 79 Julia Collyns Sophomore San Angelo, Physical Education 79 Oscar Colomo Freshman Marfa, Sociology Roger Columbus junior Alpine, Mathematics Paul Colvin Senior Hunt, Business Administration 79 Philip Colvin Sophomore Hunt. Business 8. 205 Cherry Compton 8, 204, 205 Steve Compton William Condit Senior Seminole, Range Animal Science 41, 130 Stephen Conwell Sophomore El Paso. Physical Education 79 Kathleen Cook Van Horn, Elementary Education Caren Corkins Freshman Alpine. Physical Education 79 Greg Corkins Freshman Alpine 41, 130 Alan Cornelius Freshman Hereford, Business Administration 133, 142, 143 147 Connie Cornett Freshman Alpine, Physical Education 79 Stephen CornwclT Senior Monahans, All Level Art Ricardo Cortinas Senior Del Rio, Elementary Education 35, 41 Larry Cottrell Senior Alpine, Physical Education Varnie Cottrell Freshman El Paso, Range Animal Science Bill Coudding Sophomore Grandfalls Laurna Coudding Sophomore Grandfalls, Business Administration 79, 130 Curtis Courtney Junior Austin, Biology Cathy Covington Freshman Marfa Nancy Covington Freshman Marfa. 79, 136 Russell Cowart Sophomore El Paso. Police Administration Richard Cowell Junior Alpine, Industrial Arts 79 Alan Cox Freshman Salt Flat. Police Administration 79, 136, 212 Arland Cox Freshman Salt Flat, Wildlife Management Bobbie Cox Odessa, Physical Education 146 Calvin Cox Freshman Midland, Police Administration 216 Cox —Dungan 79 Cathleen Cox Freshman Odessa, Physical Education 79, 139, 158 Mary Crabtree Freshman Ft. Worth, Biology Fred Davis Sophomore Big Spring, Agriculture 80, 146 Glenn Davis Sonora. Police Administration Jim Dixon Sophomore Marfa, Business Wynta Dixon Sophomore Marfa, Elementary Education David Craig Freshman Alpine. Mathematics 79, 125, 133 Wanda Craig Sophomore 148, 158 Alpine, Biology Wildlife 79 Paula Crain Sophomore El Paso, Geology 79, 146 James Crainer Freshman Freeport. Range Animal Science Marc Crawford Freshman Sweetwater 79. 123, 142 Mike Crawford Freshman El Paso, Business 79. 146 Leonard Creech Freshman Stanton. Veterinary Technology 79 James Creel Senior Houston. Business 127 Preston Croft Sophomore Alpine, Geology 79, 160 Allan Crosby Sophomore Dallas, Police Administration Ruth Crouch Graduate Marfa. Education 79 Benjamin Crutcher Sophomore Alpine, Business Administration 79, 162 Rudolph Cruz Freshman Cuero. Business Administration 130 Mario Cuellar Sophomore Del Rro. Judy Culp Freshman Pecos. Elementary Education 80, 160 Joe Culpepper Senior Alpine, Police Administration 80 Marie Culpepper Sophomore Al pine, Art Fred Cunningham Freshman Edinburg, Wildlife Management 146 Kenneth Cunningham Freshman Midland. Police Administration Judy Curry Junior Alpine. Education 162 Steven Curry Junior Alpine. Government Vic Curry Senior Cross Plains. Music 80. 132, 146 William Cutshall Junior San Antonio, Forestry 67, 80, 134 Jill Cypher Senior 149, 159, 200 Monahans, Art, Math Chris Cypher Freshman Monahans. Geology Michael Daigle Freshman Baytown, Graphic Arts 80, 165 Abe Daily Freshman Houston 80 Jeanette Daniel Freshman Junction, Range Animal Science 80� Walter Daniels Senior San Antonio, Range Animal Science 80. 158 Darlene Daughlrey Senior Alpine. Physical Education 80 Jack Davis Junior Belton. Mathematics Education 80 Joe Davis Sophomore Odessa. Law John Davis Freshman Alpine. Art Kyra Davis Sophomore Big Spring, Pre Med Mark Davis Senior Virgin Islands, Range Aminal Science 130, 164 Michael Davis Senior San Antonio, Physical Education 153 Rod Davis Graduate Lamesa, Speech 41, 80, 130 Ronnie Davis Freshman Wichita Falls, Accounting 80 Russ Davis Sophomore Big Spring, Range Animal Science 144, 153, 208 Della Dean Graduate Robert Lee. Music 80, 122, 130 Jose DeAnda Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Physical Education 80 Rosella DeAnda Freshman Ft. Stockton Wanda Dees (unior Ft. Stockton. Business 80 Jerralee Dekle Freshman El Paso, Pre Nursing Olga DeLao Freshman Alpine, Education Robert DeLao Freshman Alpine, Rosario DeLao Senior Alpine. Business 80 Ted DeLao Freshman Alpine. Yolanda DeLao Freshman Alpine. Business Rufina DeLeon Junior Marathon. Physical Education 80 Miguel Del Rio Freshman Tamps, Mexico, Agriculture Business 80. 147 Martha Dempsey Sophomore Marfa Debra Denman Junior San Antonio, Elementary Education 17. 28. 68 80 Debby Dennis Senior Gail. Physical Education 80 Maria Diaz Freshman Marfa 80. 132 Tony Dickinson Junior Hobbs, New Mexico Wildlife Management 80 SueAnna Dieterich Sophomore Corpus Christi, Physical Education Ellen Dimaline Freshman Alpine 41 William Dimler Freshman San Antonio, Accounting 130 Edward Dindinger Senior El Paso, Physical Education 80 Bola Disu Freshman Nigeria. Range Animal Science Ann Dodd Freshman Wink. Elementary Education 80 Betty Dodd Senior Wink, Physical Education Elaine Dodge Freshman Sierra Blanca. Agriculture Business 80, 125 Nalin Domadia Graduate India. Chemistry Alfredo Dominguez Freshman Ft. Stockton. Business Eddie Dominguez Sophomore Ft. Hancock. Range Animal Science Estainsld Dominguez Senior Big Spring, Business Administration 80 Juan Dominguez Sophomore Ft. Davis, History Leo Dominguez Freshman Alpine. 80 Tommy Dominguez Senior Marfa, Elementary Education 80 Tony Dominguez Senior Big Spring. Business Administration 81 Scott Donaldson Sophomore Midland. Education Mary Donohoo Freshman Alpine. Elementary Education 81 Eliseo Doria Freshman Brownsville, Police Administration Camille Doss Junior McDonald Observatory Geology 81 Robert Doty Freshman Abilene. 81 Davis Doyle Freshman Odessa. Police Administration Carol Drake Freshman El Paso, Peggy Drake Freshman Marfa, 81. 146 Bobby Draper Freshman Sonora. Range Animal Science 81 Melody DuBose Freshman 6, 40. 81 130 Linda Dudley Senior Wink, Physical Education Jacqueline Duer Freshman Del Rio, Business Alice Duerksen Graduate Ft. Stockton, Education Betty Dugat Freshman Portland, Gerald Dumas Graduate Ft. Davis, Chemistry Dan Dunagan Senior Monahans. Business Administration 81 Davis Duncan Senior Mathis. Police Administration 133 Richard Duncan Senior San Antonio. Wildlife Management 146 David Dungan Sophomore El Paso. Range Animal Science Teresa Daugherty Freshman Monahans, Elementary Education 217 Dunlop- John Dunlap Senior 81 El Paso, Science Education 81, 129 Wanda Dunlap Freshman Alpine. Education Manuel Esparza Senior Van Horn. History Mario Esparza Junior 82 Ft. Hancock, Police Administration 81 81 81 81, 122 81 81, 158 81 81, 142, 143 144, 161 133 41, 130 81. 154 81, 154 Edward Dutchover Sophomore Henry Dyer Freshman Marfa, Business Jacque Dyer Freshman Del Rio, Business Administration Don Dyess Graduate Andrews. Biology Mark Earhart Sophomore Big Spring, Range Animal Science Janet Eaves Freshman San Angelo, Med Technology Jenny Ebensberger Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education Skookie Edgerton Graduate Biology Berniece Edwards Sophomore Crane. Business Education Deborah Edwards Freshman Dallas. Elementary Education Gerald Edwards Junior Crane, Range Animal Science Harold Edwards Sophomore Crane, Pre Veterinary Hazel Eider Senior Odessa, Elementary Education Lester Elliot Freshman Refugio. Mathematics Charla Ellis Graduate Ft. Davis, Art English Jeanne Ellis Junior Snyder. Elementary Education John Ellis Graduate Ft. Davis, English Becky Espino Sophomore Pecos, Mathematics 82 Fernando Espino Senior Ft. Stockton, Physical Ecucation 163 81 Frank Espino Senior Alpine, Physical Education 148 82, 144 Gloria Espino Senior Ft. Stockton, Music 141, 142, 143 156 82, 130 Jesus Espino Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Physical Education 82 Kosella Espino Freshman Pecos, Physical Education 82, 129, 142 82 Teresa Espino Junior Marfa, Elementary 143 Education 82 130 Celia Espinosa Senior Alpine. Elementary Education 31. 82 Fraclio Espinosa Graduate Alpine, Police Administration Orlanda Espinosa Sophomore Alpine, Medical Technology Raul Espinosa Freshman Alpine, 82 82 Adolfo Esquivel Senior Eagle Pass, Sociology 82 82 Flavio Estrada Junior Presidio, Police Administration Jesus Estrada Freshman Marathon, 82 Morteza Etteragh Graduate Iran, Business Administration 66, 82 82 Edith Eubanks Senior Texas City, Physical Education 82 Margaret Ellis Senior Alpine. English 198 Ray Ellis Senior Snyder. Range Animal Science 81, 123, 130 Willie Elmore Sophomore West Monroe, Louisiana Physical Education 41. 81, 130 Tony Enciso Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education 81, 139, 154 Richard Engle Senior Austin, Earth Science 81, 200 Deborah English Sophomore Austin, Art 81, 149, 200 Thomas English Junior Alpine, Art 82 Paul Evans Sophomore A1 Marque, Police Administ rat ion Spanish 82, 123 Junior Sweetwater, Elementary Education Richard Eyster Freshman Luling, Pre Veterinary 82, 146 Stanley Farmer Freshman 82, 162 Joe Fayle Sophomore Baytown, Sociology Ed Featherston Senior Ft. Worth, Range Animal Science 165 Robert Feller Graduate San Angelo, Industrial Arts 82 82. 143 82 141 Jose Enriquez Graduate Ojunaga, Mexico. Music Gloria Ervin Freshman Denton, Sociology Debra Escamilla Senior Alpine, Elementary Education 81 Mario Escamilla Senior Alpine, Physical Education 81, 145, 162 Eduardo Escarciga Senior El Paso, Range Animal 127 Science 82 1,81, 162 Tony Escarciga Freshman El Paso, Animal Health Technology 82 81 Gregory Escue Junior Houston, Industrial Arts 82 Robert Ferguson Sophomore Andrews, Industrial Arts 146 Russell Ficklin Junior Onarga, Illinois Range Animal Science 82 Cylestia Fields Freshman Alpine, 146 Eduardo Fierro Sophomore Alpine, 41, 82 Joe Finger 82 Frank Finnern Freshman Alpine, Police Administration 83 Carolyn Fisk Freshman Duncanville, Pre- Veterinary 83, 165 Don Fitzgerald Freshman La Porte, 155 218 Gabbard Kenneth Fleetwood Freshman Gatesville, Georgia Fleming Sophomore San Antonio, Sociology Arturo Flores Freshman Alice, Business Administration Cayetano Flores Senior Alpine, Elementary Education Cecilia Flores Freshman Del Rio, Edward Flores Freshman San Antonio, Geology Eugenio Flores Senior Del Rio, Music Education Jesus Flores Junior Marfa, Elementary Education Joe Flores Freshman Fabens, Larry Flores Junior Dilley, Industrial Linda Flores Senior Fabens, Art Sylvia Flores Senior Alpine, Physical Education Franklin Floyd Freshman Grandfalls, Geology Terri Floyd Freshman Grandfalls, Psychology Jim Fly Freshman Victoria, Range Animal Science Orville Foreman Freshman Port Arthor, Phillip Forster Freshman Carrizo Springs, Education John Fortenberry Senior newton, Physical • Education «, Travis Fowler Sophomore Presidio, Business Administration Zephry Fowler Senior Odessa, Elementary Education Brenda Fox Freshman San Antonio, Music Rebecca Frahm Junior Alpine, Pre-Velerinary Couqueze Frame Sophomore Alpine, Biology James Frame Van Horn, Biology Vivian Francies Junior Houston, Elementary Education Rene Franco Graduate Presidio, Administration Edwin Franke Freshman Orange Grove, Wildlife Management Coleman FranklinFreshman West, Geology George Franks Freshman Stanton, Animal Health Management Joel Frazier Bill Fry Freshman San Antonio, Donaciano Fuentez Senior Marathon, Spanish Susana Fuentez Graduate Marathon Elementary Education Michael Furrey Senior Midland, Geology Robert Gabbard Graduate Alpine, History Galdemann — Green John Galdemann junior El Paso, Range Animal Science 83, 158, 206 Daniel Gallagher Graduate Richardson, Biology Bennie Gallego Sophomore Alpine. Government 83, 164 146 131 Imelda Gallego Graduate Alpine, Political Science 142, 143 83, 130 Albert Garcia Freshman Del Rio, Physical Education 83 Armando Garcia junior 83 El Paso, Physical Education 83 Beatrice Garcia Senior 83 Uvalde, Business 129 Clarinda Garcia Senior Presidio, Elementary 83 Education 83 Clarisa Garcia Freshman Presidio, 83 83, 158 Gilberto Garcia Senior Uvalde, Elementary Education 150, 154 83 Gloria Garcia Freshman Marathon, Elementary Education 83 41. 83 Jesse Garcia Senior • Laredo, Physical 83, 136 Education 83 Jo Ann Garcia Sophomore Grand Prairie, English Jose Garcia Freshman Ft. Davis, Jose Garcia Freshman Rio Grande City, Physical Educa on 146 1 Luis Garcia Sophomore El Paso, Police Administration 10, 83, 128 148 83 Martha Garcia Sophomore Rio Grande City, Business 83 Patricia Garcia Sophomore El Paso, Industrial Art 158 41, 83, 130 Raymond Garcia Freshman Balmorhea. Physical 158 Education 83, 159 Thelma Garcia Sophomore San Antonio, Elementary Education 83 Russell Gardinier Graduate Presidio, History 141, 142, 143 6, 40, 70 Elaine Garner junior 83, 147, 159 Corrigan, Elementary Education Alma Garza Sophomore 166 Del Rio, Elementary Education Carlos Garza Senior 83 Sanderson. Physical 83 Education 83. 130 Jaime Garza Senior Del Rio, Spanish 84 83 Robert Garza Senior Alpine, Sociology John Gaston Freshman San Antonio, Pre-Law 41, 89. 130 83 Thomas Gavin Freshman Universal City, Sociology Larry Gawn Junior Brownsville, Range Animal Science 84 Gerald Gentry Senior Dell City, Range 84 Animal Science 84, 127 146 Gaylen George Sophomore El Paso. Range Animal Science Allyn Germany Junior Toyahvale, Art Education 127 Earleen Gerriels Graduate 84 Helen Gonzalez Senior Marathon, Education Imperial, Elementary Education Harold Gerriels Graduate Marathon, Education Juan Gonzales Sophomore Alpine, Robert Gholson Freshman El Paso 84 Linda Gonzalez Senior Del Rio, Art Linda Gibbs Killeen, Veterinary 84 Maria Gonzales Sophomore Technology Presidio, Business William Gibbs Sophomore 84, 163 Martha Gonzales Freshman Iraan, Music Del Rio, Art Michael Gibney Junior El Paso, Business Peter Gonzales Graduate San Antonio, Political Science Michael Gibson Sophomore Houston, Physical Yvonne Gonzales Junior Education Del Rio, Education Richard Gibson Graduate 162 Noe Gonzalez Freshman Toyah, Physical San Antonio. Wildlife Education Management Susan Gibson Sophomore 84 Ramiro Gonzalez Senior Toyah, Physical Weslaco, Speech Education Chris Giese Freshman Houston, Business Administration 84 David Goodnight Freshman Killeen, Physical Education Mary Gordon Junior 130 John Gilbert Senior Houston, English Earth Science Pecos, Physical Education Donna Goring Sophomore 160 Bart Gillan Sophomore Phillipines Houston, Geology 84. 141, 142 Tommy Gothard Sophomore Andy Glasscock Sophomore 143, 144, 156 Humble. Music BigLake, Police Administration 84, 146 Linda Grable Freshman El Paso, Bill Glasscock Sophomore Brady, Industrial Arts Barbra Graham Junior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Nita Glasscock Sophomore Education Big Lake, Physical Education 84 Kay Graham Sophomore Hebbronville, Earth Vicki Glasscock Freshman Science Brady, Physical Education Paula Graham Sophomore Mark Glenn Junior Midland, Physical Silver City. New Mexico Education Industrial Arts Fred Granado Freshman David Glover Freshman Ft. Davis, Alpine, John Granado Senior Donald Gober Senior Ft. Davis, Physical San Angelo, Biology Education Lauren Gober Rudy Granado Junior Ft. Davis, Biolugy Tanwa Godo Freshman Sllere, Nigeria 84 Nieves Grano Junior Education Marathon, Business Sherman Godwin Freshman 95 Pascuala Grano Freshman Austin, Music Marathon, Business Florence Goettle Graduate Katherine Graves Sophomore Longview, Range Animal Alpine, Business Science Robert Graves Junior Jackie Goff Alpine, Business John Goines Sophomore 84 John Grawado Senior Carrizo Springs. Range Ft. Davis, Physical Animal Science Education Billy Golden Sophomore 84. 146, 162 Ron Gray Freshman Sanderson, Business Seabrook, Administration Robie Golden Freshman Sanderson, Mathematics 147 Beverly Green Sophomore Dallas, Earth Science Curtis Green Freshman 84, 142, 143 Murray Golson Freshman Galveston, Mathematics Ranki n, Physical Education Edward Green Senior San Antonio, Industrial Alfonso Gonzales Senior Arts Ft. Davis, Music 84, 153, 204 Jo Gallagher Green Graduate David Gonzales Sophomore Texarkana, Theatre Galveston, Veterinary Technology 84 Marshall Green Freshman Ilda Gonzales Graduate Jimmy Green Senior Marfa, Spanish Alpine, Biology Andres Gonzalez Corpus Christi, Geology 84 Ricky Green Sophomore Refugio, Elementary Education Antonio Gonzalez Senior El Paso, Geology 84 Sonja Green Freshman El Paso, Spanish Greenwood — —Holbert 84. 122 Jerry Greenwood Junior Kermit, Business 84, 125, 127 Diana Gregston Junior 142, 143, 145 Richardson, Chemistry 208 85 James Harris Sophomore El Paso, Range Animal Science 85 Paul Harris Freshman Olney, Forestry 84 Gordon Grinnan Freshman Dallas, Industrial Arts 85 Robyn Harris Freshman Del Rio, Drama 127, 208 David Groves Sophomore Hermleigh, Geology 196 Linda Grubb Freshman Ft. Davis, Business Administration 84 Marina Guadarrama Freshman Wink, Physical Education 84 Jose Guanajuato Senior Del Rio, Spanish 84, 163 Gladys Guerra Sophomore Pearsall, Physical Education 85, 147 Sandra Harris Freshman El Paso. Elementary Education Clayton Harrison Graduate Alpine, Business Administration 85 Majc Harrison Freshman Sanderson, Business 85 Susan Hart Freshman Friendswood 85 Belinda Hartnett Sophomore Madrid, Spain, Pre Medical 30, 84 Patsy Guerra Senior Falfurrias, Elementary Education 156 Kogelio Guerrero Sophomore Eagle Pass, Music Edna Hartnett Freshman Ft. Davis Ross Hartnell Senior Ft. Davis. Police Administration 84 Joe Guevara Sophomore 84, 130 Clarence Guiton Sophomore Houston, Physical Education 146 John Guldemann Curtis Harvick Tahoka, Wildlife Management Jack Harwell Sophomore Alpine, Police Administration 72, 127 James Gunn Senior Pecos, Mathematics 85, 153 Nancy Hasty Junior Conroe, Drama 84 George Gutierrez Freshman Harlingen. Pre-Dentistry Michael Gutierrez Senior El Paso, Industrial Arts 85 June Habr Freshman Midland, Business Administration 31, 157 Donna Hadamck Junior Pecos. Physical Education 85 Javad Haghighi Graduate 85. 139, 142 Dennis Hagler 164 85 Douglas Havcrlah Freshman Floresville, Pre Medical. Law 85, 141. 142 143, 144 Billie Hawk Sophomore Wink. Music 164 Tommy Hawkins Freshman Baytown, Police Administration 85 Tom Hawthorne Graduate El Paso, Political Science 41. 123 Walkin Hawthorne Sophomore Ft. Worth, Physical Education 6, 10, 40 Susan Hahn Junior 85, 159 San Antonio, Elementary Education 144 Margaret Haines Junior Richardson. Education 85 Perry Haley Senior Marfa, Elementary Education 22, 147, 85 Sherry Hall Senior Dallas, Police Administration Robert Halpern Freshman Alpine, Business Sammy Haygood Freshman Kermit, Business 85 Cheryl Haynes Freshman Marathon, Cindy Heatly Sophomore San Marcos. Physical Education 85 Lexine Heil Senior Alpine, Biology 85, 142 Dorothy Heliums Freshman Lockhart, 85 D. J. Kelson Freshman 154 Don Halpern 125 Dennis Hambrick Graduate Sanderson, Chemistry 85, 126 Dana Hand Freshman Midland, Drama 85, 144 Michael Hanigan Freshman Douglas, Physical Education 86 Joe Henderson Freshman Llano, 146 Thomas Henderson Eldorado, Business Administration 6, 158, 164 Tommy Henson Senior Littlefield, Biology 136 Glen Herman 85 William Hannum Sophomore Fredericksburg 144 Penelope Hardaway Graduate Alpine, Music 85, 122, 155 Linda Harder Graduate Pampa, History 85, 160 Rod Harper Sophomore Uvalde, Police Administration 85 Craig Harral Junior Marfa, Physical Education Danny Hernandez Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education Esther Hernandez Senior Big Spring, Elementary Education Gustavo Hernandez Big Spring, Political Science 1, 86, 126 Luis Hernandez Sophomore 86, 158, 164 Tommy Henson Senior Littlefield, Biology 1, 86. 126 86, 129, 159 130 86 6, 40, 86 166 147 86 34. 35, 41 86, 130 86 86 125 86 Danny Hernandez Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education Esther Hernandez Senior Big Spring, Elementary Education Gustavo Hernandez Big Spring, Political Science Luis Hernandez Sophomore Del Rio. Spanish Mary Hernandez Freshman Alpine, Maura Hernandez Sophomore Sonora, Business Oralia Hernandez Senior Big Spring. Elementary Education Reynaldo Hernandez Senior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Richard Hernandez Freshman Monahans Robert Hernandez Senior Alpine, Physical Education Ronny Hernandez Junior Ft. Hancock, Physical Education Linda Herera Freshman Ft. Stockton, Susie Herring Sophomore Balmorhea, Elementary Education Annie Hershey Sophomore Dallas, Sociology Philip Heuman Senior Monahans, Industrial Arts Charles Hewitt Junior Marfa, Police Administration % Carol Hicks Senior Ft. Davis, Elementary Education Joe Hicks Freshman Alpine, Police Administration Deborah High Graduate Alpine, Biology Steven High Graduate Alpine, Biology Wesley High Freshman Hereford, Robert Highley Freshman Big Spring. Physical Education Ben Hill Senior Ft. Stockton, Music Robert Hillger Freshman Alpine, Glenn Hindman Freshman Bolivar, Tenn. Police Administration Homer Hine Graduate Devine, Chemistry William Hinkson Sophomore Strawn, Pre Dental Ramon Hinojos Freshman Alpine, Sandra Hobbs Sophomore El Paso, Nursing Lynn Hoffman Senior San Antonio, Education Mark Hogg Freshman Monahans, Jack Hogged Freshman Junction, Agriculture Business 220 85, 147 Carolyn Harris Junior El Paso, Business Education 136 Glen Herman 86, 123, 154 Eddie Holbert Freshman Ft. Worth, Political Science Holcombe — —Kehoe Dennis Holcombe Junior Linda Huestis Sophomore 87, 132 Ft. Stockton, Physical Denver City, Physical Education Education Maria Holguin Freshman 86. 161 Glenna Hughes Sophomore Alpine, Business Seminole, Mathematics 86. 142, 143 Brenda Hollins Freshman 86 Orland Hughes Junior 87 144 Crane, Music Dan Holloman Junior Carlsbad, New Mexico Range Animal Science, Business 87 Princeton, Kentucky Geology 146 Frank Hughey Hope Holloman junior 87 Mark Hulin Graduate 87 Del Rio, Sociology Hobbs, New Mexico 144 86. 130 Jim Holloway Physical Education Emmy Holman Freshman Alpine, Sociology Richard Hungerford Junior Odessa, Forestry 86, 130 Joel Holman Sophomore Midland, Physical Education Jeannie Hunt Junior Wichita Falls. Drama Margaret Holmes Graduate 41. 130 Lee Hunter Sheffield, Elementary 87. 196 Donna Hurt Freshman Education Monahans, Business 86, 142, 143 Barbara Holt Sophomore Frank Hushey Freshman Dallas, Political Andrews, Range Animal Science Science 134, 154 86 John Holt Sophomore 87 Steve Huttanus Freshman Columbus, Pre Medical El Paso. History 87 86 Llewellyn Holzer Sophomore 87 Oscar Ibanez Senior Ft. Stockton. Pre Engineering Van Horn, Government 87 Mary Ibarra Senior 86 Randall Holzer Freshman Ft. Stockton, Elementary • Ft. Stockton, Education Ruth Honea Graduate Alan Inman Freshman Houston, Business Liberia, Costa Rica Administration Range Animal Science 87 James Hook Sophomore 87, 129, 130 Velia Irigoyen Junior Ft. Stockton, Business Ft. Stockton, Physical Administration Education 41 86 Danny Hooper Freshman Crane, Industrial Arts % Norman Irwin, Senior Andrews, Industrial Arts 54 a Deborah Hope Sophomore larfa. Business 87, 136 Patrick Itz Senior Administration Mark Hopper Freshman Doss, Police Administration 87. 130 Portland, Meat Inspector 87 Billy Ivey Sophomore Technology Alpine, Industrial 87 Stanley Hopper Senior Arts Terlingua Ranch, English Steve Hopper Sophomore Linda Ivey Graduate Alpine. Elementary 87 134 Education Liberty, Fine Arts William Horstmann Sophomore El Paso. Art 141, 142, 143 John Ivie Graduate 149 156, 164 McCamey, Music 73, 87. 123 Betty Horton Sophomore 87, 141, 142 Ruth Ivie Freshman 153, 159 86 143, 144 Belton, Music Pecos, Physical Education Lane Jackson Senior Sherry Horton Graduate Wingate. Physical Education Ft. Stockton. Art Education Nossart Hosseini Sophomore 41. 130 Melvin Jackson Freshman Colorado City, Physical 87, 132 86 Education 87 Iran, Nursing 41 Harold Houston Freshman Burleson, 24, 87, 135 122 Sherry Jackson Senior Freeport, Elementary Education 41 Vicki Houston Freshman Holdenville, Biology • Kendall Jacobs Freshman Dallas, Biology 147 Emmett Howard 87 Bunch James 88 Tommie Howard Graduate 87, 139 Arthur Jamison Graduate Marfa, Schenectady, New York Debra Hoy Junior Business Administration El Paso, Range Animal Science 87. 146 James Janes Freshman Cooper, Animal Health 41 William Hubble Sophomore Eldorado, Physical Education Jan Jarratt Freshman Ft. Davis, Business 86 Joanie Hubnik Junior 122 John Jaston 88 Odessa, Advertising Art 87 Ramon Jasso Senior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education 88 Fred Hudson Graduate Ft. Davis, Biology 87 Maureen Jauncey Freshman 88. 147 Larry Hudson Senior Moran, Range Animal El Paso, Elementary Education Science Augustin Herta Freshman 6, 40, 87 Yolanda Jeffery Senior Crane. Speech Alpine Gaylon Jernigan Senior Goldthwaite, Range Management Gloria Jimenez Senior Ft. Daivs, Sociology Terry Jobe Sophomore Adrian. Timothy Jobe Sophomore Adrian, Police Administration Gerald Johnson Freshman James Johnson Senior Andrews, All Level Music Joan Johnson Junior Alpine, Business Administration Keith Johnson Senior Alpine, Range Animal Science Robert Johnson Freshman Floresville, Police Administration Steven Johnson Sophomore Houston, Art Harry Johnston Sophomore Houston, Geology Charles Jones Freshman Alpine, Physics Dana Jones Graduate Anchorage, Alaska Industrial Arts David Jones Senior El Paso. Police Administration Loel Jones junior San Angelo, Business Administration James Jones Junior Alpine, Animal Helath Janette Jones Junior San Antonio. Physical Education Jo Jones Junior Del Rio, Sociology Kenneth Jones |unior Alpine, English Linda Jones Freshman Alpine, Marcia Jones junior Houston, Drama Pamela Jones Sophomore Alpine, Elementary Education Robert Jones Senior Dell City, Range Management Bissoon Jorawar Senior Guyana, South America Biology, Sociology Kerry Joy Junior Sonara, Physical Education Arlene Jurado Sophomore Marfa, Elementary Education James Justice Senior Alpine, Business John Justice Senior Alpine, Business Susan Justice Sophomore Alpine, Business Moussa Kashani Freshman Denise Kastner Freshman El Paso, Education Karen Keele Junior Alice. Speech Bill Kehoe Sophomore Houston, Range Animal Science 221 Kelleher— —Loerwald 88 Karen Kelleher Junior Manchester, Vermont Animal Health. Range Animal Science 88 Kathy Keller Senior Alpine. Elementary Education 88 Ray Keller Junior Alpine, Range Animal Science 88 Julie Kellogg Sophomore Miland, Government Gwendy Kelton Sophomore Alpine, Special Education 88, 164 Montie Kelton Senior Pecos, Business Administration 88, 127, 142 Roger Kruger Junior 145 Pflugerville, Geology 68, 88 Darcy Krumwiede Junior Alpine, Business Education John Krupala Graduate McCamey, Administration James Kunkel Freshman El Paso, Business Glenda Kyle Sophomore Dallas, Biology Jimmy LaBaume Graduate Alpine, Range Animal Science Joe La Baume Sophomore Alpine, Business Administration 88 George Kenady Junior Aspermont, Industrial Arts 88 Judy Kenady Junior Aspermont, Elementary Education 88 Debra Kennon Freshman 88, 132, 139 Debra Kenyon Freshman 142, 143, 144 Killeen, Pre Medical 161 John Ketzler Freshman Pumpville, Police Administration 88 Khosrow Kahghani Graduate Iran, Business Administration Ray LaBeff Freshman Alpine, Business 127, 165 Marilyn Lacayo Senior Pearl, Geology Teresa Lacy Freshman Denton, Biology 41 Wayne LaFond Junior Refugio, 88 Edmundo Laing Senior Midland, Industrial Arts 88, 142, 143 Mark Lamb Sophomore Del Rio, Government 130 Gerald Land Junior Del Rio, Sociology 125 Seyed-Abbas Khalafi Senior .Iran, Chemistry Socorro Khork Junior Alpine, Elementary Education Poilyanne Kieschnick Freshman Corpus Christi, Physical Education John Land, (unior San Antonio, Political Science Paul Land Freshman San Antonio, Industrial Arts Laura Landa Freshman El Paso, Education Randall Kilpatrick Freshman Midland, Range Animal Science 132 Robert Lane Freshman Cuero, Range Animal Science Gary Kimball Senior Alpine, Geology Susan Kimball Junior Alpine. Business 146 Ande Kincaid Freshman Carlsbad. New Mexico Business 146 Eddie Langford Freshman Oxford. Florida Range Animal Science 88, 148 Kim Langlois Freshman Austin, Mathematics Tim Langner Freshman San Antonio, Pre Dental Thomas Kincaid Senior Ft. Stockton Range Animal Science Glenn King Sophomore Monahans, Physical Education Maiva King Freshman Monahans, Art 128 Wayland King Senior Crane, Industrial Arts 88, 141, 142 Bruce Kingston Freshman Kermit, Music 88, 157 Ronald Kinney Senior Seagraves, Social Science 130 Jose Lara 130 Roy Larralde Freshman Rio Grande City. Physical Education 88 Homero Laso Freshman San Diego, Range Management Richard Lauchner Junior El Paso, Range Animal Science Curtis Laughlin Graduate Ft. Davis Business Administration 122 Freddie Lawrence Junior Odessa, Elementary Education 88, 147, 159 Dellen Kite Sophomore Alpine, Voice Kenneth Lawrence Senior San Antonio, Sociology 88, 130 Amy Klar Sophomore San Antonio. Physical Education 88 Ronald Kleppner Graduate San Angelo, History 88, 139, 142 Nancy Knaur Freshman 161 Ft. Worth Jean Knowles Graduate Alpine, 136 Bud Knutson 146 Ronnie Law 88 Michael Laws, Sophomore Los Alamos, New Mexico Police Administration 88, 125, 133 Johnnie Layton Junior 148 Plains, Mathematics 88 Gerald Lazar Senior San Antonio, Biology Duane Leach Freshman Dallas, Mathematics 88 Dennis Koehler Freshman El Paso, Physics 89 Harry Lear Junior Biglake, Business 89, 125 135 89 89 89. 151, 203 89, 147, 159 89 89 41 162 89, 146 155, 157, 158 159 158 Ft. Worth, Biology 89 146 Kye Lear Junior Biglake, Chemistry David Lee Senior Lamesa, Industrial Arts Joretha Lee Senior Odessa, Elementary Education Roger Lee Freshman Pecos, Sharon Lehmann Graduate Ft. Stockton, Music Mike Lemons Junior Pecos. Industrial Arts Sue Ann Lesperance Freshman Ft. Stockton, Business Administration Kevin Lewis Freshman Ft. Davis, Drama Nancy Lewis Freshman Alpine, English Joe Leyva Sophomore Alpine, Industrial Arts Veronica Leyva Senior Alpine. Elementary Education Reba Light Freshman Valley Mills, Business Eva Linam Freshman Marfa, Business Richard Lipham Junior Andrews. Industrial Arts Patricia Lippke Sophomore Yorktown, Police Administration Pamela Lister Sophomore Rockport, Special Education f James Little Freshman Alpine, Duard Littleton Sophomore Devine. Physical Education Sherri Liftman Freshman El Paso, Ernest Lively Freshman Pearsall, Police Administration Valda Livingston Senior Marfa, Elementary Education Felix Llanez Sophomore Alpine, Juan Llabez Freshman Alpine, Physical Education Robert Lloyd Freshman San Angelo, Police Administration Luis Lobo Junior Laredo, Government Gregory Locke Sophomore Odessa, Range Animal Science Donna Lockhart James Lockhart Senior Yvonne Lockman Phil Lockwood Sophomore Manor, Animal Science Deborah Loerwald Senior Alpine. Physical Education James Loerwald Graduate Hereford, Physical Education 222 Loerwald — —Martinez 41, 71, 89 Jeffrey Loerwald Junior Hereford, Physical Education 41, 90 89 Billy Long Sophomore Ft. Stockton, Business 136 Administration 89 Jane Long Senior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education 90, 146 89 Marjorie Long Freshman San Antonio, English 90 89. 144 Sara Long Sophomore Alpine. Applied Piano 90 89 Kenneth Longson Senior Waldwick. New Jersey Industrial Arts 90, 147 89. 142 Eli Lopez Sophomore Corpus Christi, Geology 90 89. 142, 143 Elizabeth Lopez Freshman Corpus Christi, Sociology 89 Fernando Lopez Freshman Del Rio. 89. 126. 129 Gilberto Lopez Junior 200 Eagle Pass. Spanish 89 Lidia Lopez Sophomore Del Rio. Elementary Education 130 89 Joseph Lorentzen Junior El Paso, Elementary Education 90, 154 Abel Losoya Graduate Alpine. Elementary Education 146 146 George Loya 17, 34, 41 90 Erlinda Lozano Senior 90. 164 Odessa. Elementary Education 72 Carolyn Luckenback Junior McCamey, Physical Education 41, 164 1 90. 132 John Luedecke Senior Ft. Hancock, Range Animal Science Manveg Lujan Marfa. Industrial 39, 41. 90 130 Arts Lloyd Lundschen Freshman San Antonio. Police Administration 90. 153, 205 William Luther Freshman Mathis. Police Administration 6, 40. 71 Karrie Lynn Junior 90 Alpine. Elementary Education 90. 130 90 Sandy Lynn Freshman Alpine. Physical Education 146 Margene McAden Freshman San Angelo, Physical Education 90. 161 Sally McBee Senior 73, 90 San Antonio. Elementary Education 67. 150. 160 David McBurnett Senior Waco, Spanish Jim McCary Senior Littlefield. Range Animal Science 130 90. 147 James McCaughan Freshman San Antonio. Industrial Arts 90, 146 Simon McClung Senior Stamford, Industrial 90, 146 Arts Robert McCollum Senior Alpine. Police Administration 160 Eddy McCown Mathis. Range Animal 90 Science 27. 90. 129 Victor McCoy Freshman Joseph Madrid Graduate San Antonio. Physical Fabens, Education Education 90 Ruben Madrid Junior Patricia McCutchen Senior Redford, Police Alpine, Police Administration Administration 90 Ronald Magill Sophomore Jack McDaniel Junior Alpine, Police Alpine, Police Administration Administration 144 Marion Maher Sophomore Richard McDaniel Senior San Antonio. Pre Medical Odessa, Business John McDonald Junior Stephen Maher Senior San Antonio, Drama, El Paso, Police Speech Administration Scott McDougal Sophomore Eddie Malburt Freshman Ft. Worth, Political Hempstead. Pre Dental Science David McFarling Freshman 21, 90 Saul Mancha Junior El Paso, Police Marathon. Business Administration Karen McGinnis Junior Kenneth Maninger Senior Ft. Stockton, Police El Paso, Range Animal Administration Science 90, 160, 199 William Mannecke Graduate Thomas McGinnis Freshman Malvern, Ohio, Physical Alpine, Police Education Administration 90 Terry Manning Freshman Elizabeth McHale Midland, Wildlife Dyess AFB Management Jean Mclvor Sophomore Tony Manning Sophomore Ft. Davis, Physical Kountze, Physical Education Education Candace McKeel Freshman 153 Johnny Marlin Graduate Presidio, Pre Veterinary Uvalde, Speech, Ross McKenna Freshman Alpine, 90 Drama L. C. Marlin Freshman James McKenzie Senior Pasedena, Physical El Paso, Science Tracy Maroney Freshman Education Midland. Drama Carol McKinnon Senior Efren Marquez Graduate Alpine, Range Animal El Paso. Physical Science Education Joe McLane Sophomore Eliberto Marquez Freshman James McLean Junior Sanderson, Political Science Alpine, Chemistry 90, 146 Dana Martin Freshman Nolyn McMaryion Senior Alice, Police Administration McCamey, Physical Education 91, 146 Jerry martin Freshman Gracie McMillan Freshman Alpine, Lovington, New Mexico Pre Veterinary Jim Bob McMillan Sophomore Lawey Martin Junior Spur, Industrial Alpine. Advertising Arts Design 91, 141, 142 William Martin Freshman Terry McMillan Senior 143 Austin, Alpine, Geology Zane McNeill Sophomore Wingate, Physical Cruz Martinez Senior Big Spring, Elementary Education Education 91 Dianira Martinez Graduate Joe McPeak Asherton, Education Lamesa, Range Animal Science 21, 91 Dianne Martinez Senior Stephen McSpadden Freshman Del Rio, Elementary Educat ion Rankin, Pre-Law Jesse McWhorter Senior Enrique Martinez Sophomore El Paso. Alpine, Mathematics Phyllis McWhorter Graduate Gerardo Martinez Senior Del Rio, Biology Alpine, Guidance Counseling Guadalupe Martinez Senior Brent McWilliams Junior Del Rio, Physical 91 Asherton, Mathematics Joe Martinez Sophomore Education Alpine, Pre Nursing Currie McWilliams Sophomore 91 Joe Martinez Sophomore Alpine, Range Animal San Antonio, Range Science Animal Science Judy McWilliams Sophomore 91 Josie Martinez Sophomore El Paso, Range Animal Alpine. Business Science 135 Maria Martinez Senior Paul McWilliams Graduate Asherton, Physical Ft. Worth, Political Education Science Scott McWilliams Sophomore Maria Martinez Senior Fabens, Elementary Winters, Drama Education Irma Macias Freshman Clint. Martinez— — New 91. 130. 157 91, 130 91 91 91 91 91. 123 91 130 91 91 91 91 91 27. 91 91, 197 91. 141, 142 143, 148 91 146 91 91 158. 162 91. 145. 162 91. 158 41. 130 92 92 92 Onesimo Martinez Senior Asherton, Physical Education Ruben Martinez Senior Alpine, Physical Therapy Moussa Moradieh-Kashani Freshman Tehran. Iran. Business Administration Catherine Massey junior Frisco, Range Animal Science Elpidio Mata Senior Dilley. Business Elva Mata junior Dilley. Speech Dwayn Mathis Sophomore Kermit. Industrial Arts Drew Matthews Robert Matthews Senior Pecos, Political Science Albert Maxie Sophomore Andrews. History Nancy Mayberry Senior Midland. Biology Grace Means Freshman El Paso, Dancing Adan Median Freshman Marfa Ernest Mediano Senior Marfa. Mathematics Manuel Medrano Senior Fort Hancock. Industrial Arts Lolene Medley Graduate Fort Davis, English Ruben Melgoza Freshman Alpine. Police Administration Lorna Melius Freshman Monahans. Business Alfonso Mendoza Sophomore El Paso. Physical Education Robert Menchaca Graduate Del Rio. Elementary Education Gary Mercer Freshman Kermit, Physical Education Tony Merluzzi Sophomore Fort Stockton. Police Administration Ronnie Merrill Freshman Sinton, Range Animal Science Loretta Mesko Senior Uvalde. Biology |ames Miculka Freshman San Antonio. Business Administration Edward Middlebrooks Graduate Monahans. School Administration Lee Roy Miller Freshman Westbrook. Range Animal Science Craige Miller junior Fort Hancock, Industrial Arts Cynthia Miller Freshman Devine, English Dennis Miller Senior Medeira Beach. Florida, Biology Gary Miller Freshman Big Spring jack Miller Senior Alpine. Biology |ames Miller Lee Roy Miller Freshman Mary Miller Senior Fort Hancock, Elementary Education William Miller junior Fort Hancock, Industrial Arts Streit Millspaugh Freshman Ozona. Government Richard Milner Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts 6. 26, 40 92. 129 Martha Minjares Sophomore Marfa. Medical Technology 130, 135 41. 92 Bill Mitchell Freshman Sonora, Wildlife Conservation 92, 165 92. 130 Jan Mitchell Junior Carrizo Springs. Physical Education 92 Mark Mitchell junior Carrizo Springs, Police Administration 92. 141, 142 143 92. 132 Patricia Mitchell Senior El Paso, Range Management 92 William Mitchell Freshman Kermit Deborah Modders Senior San Antonio, Biology 92 92 Michael Mog Del Rio 92. 144 41 Randy Moldenhauer Sophomore San Antonio, Physical Education Concha Molinar junior Alpine, Elementary Education 93 130 Ricardo Molinar Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education 93 92 Farajolah Mondanizadeh Freshman Iran, Business Administration 162 Enrique Mondragon Sophomore Laredo. Civil Engineering 92 Lupe Montezuma Marfa, Business Administration 130 130 92 92 Gary Moody Derek Moore Senior El Paso, Physical Education Guy Moore Freshman Dallas. Wildlife Management Rushy Moore Sophomore Carlsbad. New Mexico. Law Enforcement 93. 142. 164 71. 93. 135 154 93. 198 93 Sheila Moore Senior Pecos, Elementary Education 122.158 92. 141, 142 143. 144 Gilda Morales Senior Van Horn. Music Education 92 Hector Morales Redford, Business 41 Reynaldo Morales Freshman San Antonio. Medicine Juan Moreno Fort Davis, Spanish 144 92 Gay Morgan Senior Alpine. Business 93 41. 92 Randy Morgan Senior Big Spring. Physical Education 92. 206 Gary Morin Sophomore Rockwall, Pre-Medical 93 Reynaldo Morin San Antonio. Industrial Arts 93 92 Linda Morphew Freshman Grandfalls, Business 93 Jim Morris Junior San Angelo, Police Administration 41, 130 92 |ohn Morris Senior Odessa, Physical Education 93. 132. 148 92. 167 Kevin Morris Freshman Levelland Frances Morrison Sophomore San Antonio, Accounting 128 Willis Morrissey Junior El Paso, Industrial Arts 133, 164 92 Ettefagh Morteza Graduate Iran 146 Alex Moses Normandy. Elementary Education 93 130 Kenneth Moss junior Childress. Physical Education 93 92. 126, 129 92 Patsy Moss junior Burlington. Washington, Spanish Phil Motley Senior El Paso 73. 93. 127 159, 208 135 Sonya Moss Junior Pampa. Physical Education Ghessem Mozaffari Freshman Iran, Engineering Leonard Mullar Senior Redford, Industrail Arts |ames Mullins Sophomore Grandfalls. Music Jose Muniz Sophomore Alpine, Business Administration Cruz Munoz Senior Eagle Pass. Elementary Education Raymond Munsell Freshman Rio Grande City. Range Animal Science Susan Murphy Sophomore Austin, Police Administration Judith Murrah Sophomore Sanderson. Elementary Education Edna Muzquiz Freshman Eagle Pass, Elementary Education Rolando Musquiz Freshman Eagle Pass. Elementary Education Charles Myrick Freshman Dallas, Biology James Nail junior Woodland Hills, California. Biology Louis Najera Freshman Del Rio. Police Administration Don Nall Freshman Monahans, Industrial Arts Judy Nance Senior Snyder, English Samuel Nance Snyder, Range Animal Science John Nanny Senior Fort Davis. Range Animal Science Budbeer Naraine Senior Albouystown. Guyana. Biology Noma Naraine Junior Dallas, Bfblogy Saturnino Natera Freshman Alpine Charleen Navarette Freshman Marfa Carmen Navarette Senior Fort Stockton, Elementary Education Patricia Navarrette Freshman Alpine. English Raymond Navarette Senior Marfa, Spanish Ronnie Neal Senior Odessa, Industrial Arts Shane Neal Sophomore San Antonio, Pre-Veterinary Jill Neece Freshman Riverside, California, Business . Jerry Neel Freshman Childress Michael Neff junior Midland, Wildlife Management Vivian Neie Junior Alpine, Elementary Education D. J. Nelson Freshman San Antonio. Industrial Arts Frank Nelson Senior Cuero, Chemistry Mark Nelson Senior El Paso, History Paula Nelson junior Monahans, Elementary Education Robbie Nelson Senior League City, Elementary Education Eleanore Nestlerode Junior Houston, Geology Jo New Senior El Paso, Elementary Education 224 Newland — — Potts 93 Barbara Newland Senior Midland, Physical Education 93. 128 Charles Nichols Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts 93. 162 John Nichols Freshman El Paso. Range Animal Science 93 Rose Nichols Senior Odessa. Physical Education 93 Willis Nichols Senior Odessa. Physical Education 93 Norio Nishiguchi Graduate Kyoto, japan, Education 41 Archie Nixon Sophomore Eldorado, Chemistry Kimra Nixon Freshman Eldorado. Manus Noocharoen Graduate Bangkok, Thailand, Government Abel Nunez Freshman Marfa 93 Gloria Nunez Senior Odessa. Elementary Education 93 Mario Nunez Freshman Marfa 94, 129 George Paniagua Freshman Del Rio 23. 94. 129 Leticia Paniagua Senior Del Rio, Spanish 153 Michael Parenti Senior Alpine, Drama 153, 204 Nancy Parenti Senior Alpine. Drama Lloyd Park Graduate Marfa, Political Science 147 Barbara Parker Senior Alpine. Elementary Education 94. 133, 147 David Parker Senior 157 Odessa. Physical Education Deborah Ann Parker Freshman Palmer, Business Administration 94. 142, 143 Frank Parker Freshman Bay City, Sociology 94 David Parks Sophomore Corpus Christi, Range Animal Science 94 Douglas Parks Freshman Kermit, Business Administration 95. 143, 144 Pam Parr Freshman Needles. California 130 94 94 94 130 94. 160 94 144 93. 132 93, 148 93. 133 41 23. 93 93. 142 93. 162 20. 93. 157 159 94 94 95 6. 40. 130 206 94 148 127 41 130 155 94. 129. 130 fim O ' Bryan Senior Austin, Range Animal Science Sammy Oden Senior Westbrook. Wildlife Management John O ' Donnell Freshman Irving, Business Mike Oglesby Henry Ogletree Sophomore Alpine, Police Administration Charles O ' Leary Graduate Alpine. Business Administration Delia Olibas Fishman Monahans, Elementary Education Robert Ormsby Senior Comanche. English Jose Ornelas Freshman Presidio Maria Ornelas Freshman Alpine, Pre-Law Joseph Orr Sophomore Floresville Arthur Orta Freshman San Antonio. Industrial Arts Bertha Orta junior San Antonio. English Patricia Ortega Freshman El Paso, Education Alfred Ortiz Del Rio. Elementary Education Jesus Ortiz Senior El Paso. Business Administration Macario Ortiz Sophomore Del Rio. Elementary Education Terri Orzehowski Sophomore El Paso. Physical Education John Owens Freshman El Paso, General Shannon Pabst Freshman San Antonio Carl Padgett Senior Alpine, Geology Mathematics Robert Page Junior Eldorado. Physical Education Gary Painter Freshman Marfa, Police Administration Maria Pallanz Freshman Alpine. Elementary Education Sylvia Pallanez Freshman Alpine George Palmer Graduate Alpine. History Armando Paniagua Sophomore Del Rio, Physical Education 41 130 94 213 94. 141. 142 143. 147 94 94 206 94 130 94, 123 146 61. 130 Sabino Parras Presidio, Industrial Arts Melvin Parrimore Sophomore Wichita Falls, Physical Education Francisco Partida Sophomore Del Rio, Business Administration Glenda Pasqua Sophomore Marathon. Physical Education Biology Paul Pasqua Graduate Marathon Grano Pascuala Freshman Marathon, Business Administration Patricia Pate Senior Alpine, Math Timothy Patterson Sophomore Kermit. Business Music David Pattillo Sophomore Pecos. Range Animal Science Frances Patton Graduate Clyde. Elementary Education John Paul Sophomore Edinburg, Geology Renu Paul Graduate Nairobi. Kenya, Biology Johnnie Payne Senior Pecos. Business Administration Bette Payne Graduate Alpine. Elementary Education Janie Payte Sophomore Alpine. Elementary Education Michael Payte Senior Alpine, Physical Education Mark Pearson Junior Snyder. Physical Education Charles Peek Alpine. Education Jane Peek Senior Alpine, Sociology Cary Peeples Junior Alpine, History Sara Peeples Lockhart. History Barry Peiser Freshman Marfa. Police Adninistration Gloria Pena Senior Pecos, Elementary Education Noe Pena Senior Fort Stockton, Physical Education Robert Pendleton Freshman Pecos, Physical Education Ronnie Pendley Marshall Pennington Freshman Borger 41 94. 146 94 94. 198 94. 146 94. 133, 162 154. 204 154 154 94 130 95 95 95 95 95 95, 130 95 Robert Pennington Jimmie Perdue Freshman Alpine Adam Perez Senior Saragosa. Spanish Elba Perez Senior Eagle Pass, Elementary Education Jose Perez Sophomore Del Rio, Elementary Education Jose Perez Senior Marfa, Sociology Juvencio Perez Freshman San Diego, Physical Education William Perkins Senior Del Rio, Business Administration Edwin Perry Sophomore Alpine, Industrial Arts Valet Perry Freshman Ballinger Vijay Persaud Sophomore Guyana. Pre-Medical Elizabeth Peters Senior Alpine, Political Science George Peters Graduate Alpine. Political Science Kenneth Peters Sophomore Alpine, Industrial Arts Wayne Peters Willie Peters Junior Dallas. Sociology J. B. Pettit Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts Stephen Pettit Sophomore Crane. Physical Education Donna Petty Freshman Floresville. Pre-Veterinary Lisa Peyton Freshman Pecos Jerry Phillips Graduate Kerrville. Range Animal Science Ina Pike Freshman San Antonio. Wildlife Management Martin Pineda Marfa Paul Pinnell Sophomore Andrews. Drama Larry Pippen Graduate Marfa, Business Administration John Pitner Freshman Irving Don Pitts Pam Pitts Sandy Ploetz Freshman Elidia Polanco Sophomore Alpine. Physical Education Robert Polanco Graduate Alpine. Elementary Education Jan Ponton Freshman Alpine. Drama Millie Lee Pope Junior Batesville, Biology Larry Porras Junior Valentine, Police Administration Nancy Porras Sophomore Valentine, Business Education Jill Port Senior San Antonio. Geology Earth Science Armando Portillo Sophomore Alpine, Art Education Isabel Portillo Alpine. Elementary Education Sylvia Portillo Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education Michael Potts Freshman Alpine, Business Administration Pounds— — Rodriguez Nancy Pounds Junior Medical Technology 95 Lupe Ramos Junior Alpine, Elementary Education 95. 212 Nina Powell Senior Georgetown. English 95 Maria Ramos Freshman Alpine. Business 95 Russell Powell Junior Kerrville, Business Ruben Ramos Freshman Alpine 95. 132. 147 Walter Power Freshman Santa Rosa. Wildlife Management Nicolas Prado Junior Del Rio, Spanish Arthur Ramsey Freshman Alpine, Police Administration Dave Rarick Junior Hammond, Indiana 95 Harry Prager Senior 128 Wanda Rayborn Alpine, Range Animal Science Carol Price Junior 95 Bruce Reed Senior Universal City. Physical Education Sonora. Business Administration 95 Sheila Reed Freshman 95. 136 Leon Price Sophomore Fort Stockton. Police Administration Frank Price Senior Victoria, Physical Education Janice Reed Senior Harper. Sociology Andrews. Art 95 Tracey Reider Freshman Sandy Pridgeon Sophomore El Paso. Physical Education 95 Belinda Reeveas Senior Dumas. Elementary Education Martha Primera Graduate Fort Stockton. English Guidance Counseling Andrew Prude Sophomore 41 41 Ed Renfro Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts Tony Renfro Fort Davis. Range Animal Science David Pruitt Senior 96 Cynthia Rano Freshman El Paso, Education 95. 146 Alpine. Sociology Larry Purcell Freshman 162 Mercy Renson Freshman Del Rio. Medical Technology 95. 163 Kermit. Range Animal Science Candace Purvis Senior 96 Linda Reves Freshman San Antonio, Biology Indianapolis, Indiana, Sociology Julio Quesada Freshman 96, 132 Buenaventura Reyes Senior Juarez, Mexico, Range Animal Science 201 Alpine Marion Quick Senior 164 Jose Reyes Sophomore El Paso. Industrial Arts Marfa, Art 96 Linda Reyes Freshman Frank Quinn Freshman Houston. Engineering 96 Roy Reyes Junior Midland, Art Education 95 Bernardo Quinones Senior Coah, Mexico, Range Animal Science 96 Rolland Reynolds Dallas, Biology 95 Cruz Quintana Freshman Marfa Mary Reynolds Freshman Alpine, English Education 95. 159 Socorro Quintana Senior 96. 142. 143 James Rhodes Junior Marfa. Speech 144, 156 Humble. Music 95 Frank Quintana Freshman Marfa, Physical Education Rafael Ribeiro Senior Alpine, History 95. 130 Alejandra Quintanilla Senior Fabens, Elementary Education Carl Richardson Senior Athens. Accounting 148 Cesario Quintela Sophomore Alpine, Industrial Arts Wanda Raborn Freshman 96. 146. 166 Fred Richardson Freshman Lovington, New Mexico, Range Animal Science 95 Snyder, Industrial Arts Bettye Radcliffe Senior 41 William Richters Senior Coahoma. Physical Education Fort Worth. Physical Education James Radcliffe Graduate 96. 145 Robert Riddle Graduate Alpine, Guidance and Counseling Fort Worth, Elementary Education 96. 151 J. W. Rider Graduate 95 Sohrab Rafie Senior Irving, Mathematics 160 95. 163 Tehran, Iran. Chemistry Dudley Rains Junior San Antonio, Police Administration Gloria Ramirez Graduate Presidio, Guidance Counseling Leticia Ramirez Freshman 96 Martha Rider Freshman Irving, Education Maria Riojas Sophomore Marathon, Elementary Education Rojelio Riojas Freshman Marathon Del Rio, Accounting Antonio Ramon Senior Del Rio. Spanish Jo Ramon Senior Arona, Economics 96. 146 Manny Rios Urbano Rios Graduate Alpine. Business Administration Jo Ann Rivera Freshman Marfa 129 Socorro Ramon Claudia Ramos Freshman Rito Rivera Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts 25. 95. 157 Alpine, Business Administration Elva Ramos Junior 1. 96, 123 154 Denise Roberts Junior Chicago. Illinois Marathon, History Enrique Ramos Freshman Alpine Guadalupe Ramos Sophomore 96 Donna Jo Roberts Freshman Marathon, Elementary Education Elizabeth Roberts Senior Midland. Physical Education Alpine. Elementary Education 96 96 96 96 96 197 147 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96. 123 96 96 141. 142. 143 156. 160 134. 149 130 31. 158. 207 144 159 James Roberts Sophomore Marathon. Police Administration Libbi Roberts Senior Patricia Roberts Freshman Del Rio Patricia Roberts Sophomore Marathon, Elementary Education Cecil Robertson Sophomore Fort Stockton. Range Animal Science James Robertson Freshman Big Lake, Industrial Arts John Robertson Senior Alpine. Range Animal Science Paul Robertson Sophomore Bruni, Biology Verda Robertson Carl Robinson Graduate Marfa. Administration Ellen Robinson Graduate Marfa, Education James Robinson Jill Robinson Freshman Houston. Range Animal Science John Robinson Freshman Pasedena. Pre-Dental Mark Robinson Freshman Austin, Pre-Veterinary Sharia Robinson Graduate Big Bend National Park. Biology Rudy Robles Junior Del Rio. Business Administration Arturo Rocha Senior Del Rio. Elementary Education Dora Rocha Senior Alpine, Sociology Herlinda Rocha Sophomore Del Rio, Elementary Educltion Rafael Rocha Graduate Alpine, Melinda Rochester Freshman Johnny Rockwell junior Kermit. Industrial Arts Ismael Rodarte Junior Van Horn. Police Administration Billie Roddie Freshman John, Range Animal Science Jeff Rodgers Charles Rodriguez Sophomore Houston, Art Armando Rodriguez Senior Ft. Stockton, Physical Education Daniel Rodriguez Senior Pecos, Physical Education Elias Rodriguez Freshman Abilene. Wildlife Management Esmeralda Rodriguez Senior Laredo. Biology Felipe Rodriguez Freshman Fabens, Physical Education George Rodriguez Freshman Alpine, Police Administration Hector Rodriguez Senior Ft. Stockton. Elementary Education Jesus Rodriguez Freshman Alpine. Elementary Education Laura Rodriguez Freshman Alpine, Elementary Education Maria Rodriguez Sophomore Alpine. Business Maria Rodriguez Freshman Alpine Olga Rodriguez Junior Ft. Hancock, Physical Education 226 Rodriguez — —Smith Richard Rodriguez Senior Weslaco, Physical Education 97 Rodolfo Rodriguez Junior Alpine Rosalinda Rodriguez Freshman Pecos, Physical Education 98 Ruben Rodriguez Freshman Alpine 98 Terry Roe Senior Marfa, Geology Jill Rodgers Junior Ft. Worth, Music 41 James Rogers 98 Socoro Roman Sophomore Marfa, Sociology 98 Dan Rose Senior Brackettville, Business 41, 98 Harold Rose Senior Sierra Blanca, Physical Education 144 Linda Rose Senior San Antonio, Education Mary Rose Senior Alpine, Business Administration 41, 130 98 164 Nick Rose Rick Rose Senior Alpine, Business Sheri Rose Sophomore Alpine, Pre Nursing 98, 163 148 Susan Rose San Antonio, Business Administration 98 41 James Ross Senior Brady, Industrial Arts Alfred Rougeaux Nelson Ryall Graduate San AFitonio, Range Animal 98, 151 1 Science Paul Royall Freshman Brackettville 122, 162 Frank Rudnicki Senior Chicago, Illinois, Sociology 98 41. 130 Guy Rudwick 1. 98, 134 154 Hiram Ruggles Senior Andrews. Industrial Arts 125, 165 Roberta Runge Sophomore Alpine. Chemistry 98 Lauren Rushing Junior Odessa, Biology 98 Nancy Rutherford Senior El Paso, Elementary Education 98 Siegfried Rybak Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts Education 98 Cynthia Rylander Senior Iraan, Elementary Education 98 Benito Saavedra Sophomore Marfa, Police Administration 98, 159 97. 130 Sylvia Sadler Junior Pecos, Elementary Education 145, 162 97 Gerald Sahm Graduate San Antonio, Physical Education 98 Marcus Sailler Sophomore Marfa, Business Administration 41. 98. 130 Russell Sailler Junior Marfa, Business Administration 97 Cataline Salas Senior Alpine, Physical Education 41 157 Ofelia Salas Eagle Pass, History 127 Pablo Salas Senior Marathon, Elementary Education 98 142 Jesse Salazar Israel Salgado Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts 97 Mary Salgado Sophomore Marfa, Elementary Education Arnold Salinas Senior Lamesa, Sociology Gloria Salinas Freshman Spearman, Nursing Pete Samaniego Sophomore Sonora, Business Cecilia Sanchez Sophomore Del Rio, Elementary Education Edward Sanchez Senior Alpine, Sociology Gilbert Sanchez Stanton, Art Irma Sanchez Sophomore Presidio, Elementary Education Joe Sanchez Senior Ft. Stockton, History Joe Sanchez Sophomore Rio Grande, Pre Pharmacy Jose Sanchez Graduate Marfa, Education Juan Sanchez Knobby Sanchez Senior Alpine. Elementary Education Lee Sanchez Freshman Del Rio Maria Sanchez Sophomore Alpine, Elementary Education Mary Sanchez Senior Stanton, Sociology Narciso Sanchez Senior Marfa, Business Education Oscar Sanchez Freshman Marfa Ramon Sanchez Freshman Marfa Mark Sandel Freshman Grapevine, Business Administration Stuart Sandison Graduate Alpine, Chemistry Arthur Sanford Freshman Ft. Worth Lauren Satterwhite Junior Alpine, Art Laura Satterwhite Alpine, Art Raoul Savage Sophomore Galena Part, History Joseph Scaparra Freshman Universal City Linda Scaparra Freshman Universal City Rhonda Scheib Senior Parkside, Pennsylvania Physical Education, Speech David Schnaufer Sophomore La Marque, Journalism Maria Schons Senior Victoria, History Curtis Schrader Linda Schroeder Freshman Pine Brush, New York Vet-Technology James Scott Sophomore Jourdanton, Physical Education Loretta Scott Graduate Alpine, Business Education Sam Scott Senior Alpine, Physical Education Barbara Scown Sophomore Alpine, Biology Alberta Scull Senior Balmorhea, Mathematics 41, ‘ 123 136 98, 130, 159 98. 142, 143 147 148 99 69. 99. 135 99 99 10 99, 146 99 135 99 99 Leroy Seabourn Senior Crane, Biology John Searls Marfa Rosa Sequra Freshman Valentine James Seidel Freshman Cotulla Jacqueline Seidensticker Junior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Lonnie Seipp Sophomore Fredericksburg, Mathematics Emilie Severin Graduate Alpine, Art Robert Sexton Freshman San Angelo, Physical Education Don Shead Daniel Shead Senior Hillsboro, Physical Education Mary Sheldon Junior El Paso, Police Administration Jean Sherrill Graduate Fort Stockton, Education Sheri Sherrill Junior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Glenda Shoemaker Freshman Sanderson, Elementary Education Carl Shoults David Shuler Graduate Seminole, Industrial Arts Candis Shuster Junior Ft. Stockton, Accounting Mikki Shuster Junior Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Robert Shuster Senior Ft. Stockton, Business Abel Silva Freshman Marfa Clelia Silvas Senior Sanderson, Mathematics Edward Silvas Senior Ft. Davis, Physical Education Linda Silvas Junior Ft. Davis, Sociology Peggy Simmerman Freshman El Paso, Medical Technology Marilyn Simmons Senior Big Bend National Park, Biology Steven Simpson Sophomore Bloomington, Illinois, Mathematics William Simpson Junior San Antonio, Political Science Ronald Sims Freshman Baird, Animal Science Walter Skinner Junior Alpine, Industrial Arts William Skinner Senior Ft. Worth, Industrial Arts Michael Slape Graduate El Paso, Speech Mary Slight Freshman Alpine, Language Richard Slight Graduate Alpine, Education Millard Smallwood Graduate Alpine, Industrial Arts David Smelser Senior Odessa, Industrial Arts Charles Smith Freshman Edinburg, Range Animal Science Dawson Smith Sophomore Odessa, Range Animal Science Donald Smith Senior Alpine, Sociology 227 Smith — Ureta 164 Harland Smith Ft. Worth, Speech Rata Stephens Senior Alpine, Elementary Education 100 99. 130 Joseph Smith Freshman El Paso, Liberal Arts 130 Terry Stephenson Freshman Midland, Physical Education Kenneth Smith Freshman Barcelona, Venezuela, Geology John Stevens Freshman Marfa, Police Administration 100, 162 99, 212 Larry Smith Freshman Galveston, Advertising Art 130 Edward Steward Sophomore Refugio, Physical Education 130 99 Lisa Smith Sophomore Houston, Elementary Education Gregory Stewart Sophomore Houston, Business 100, 162 99 Margaret Smith Freshman El Paso, Library Science Johnnie Stice Graduate Alpine, Music Education 100, 147 139 Randy Smith Sandi Smith Graduate Alpine, History Walter Stine Graduate Houston, Biology 100, 142, 143 Patricia Stoeck Freshman 100, 147 . 160, 161 Sara Smith Sophomore Las Cruces. New Mexico Police Administration 161 Richardson, Biology 146 Hank Stone 130 Don Stoney Freshman 99, 139 Scott Smith Junior Mason, Wildlife Construction Terry Smith Graduate Alpine, Business Administration Corpus Christi, Physical Education 100, 146 David Stradley Del Rio, Animal Science 100 William Strong Freshman 130, 146 99, 213 Vickie Smith Sophomore El Paso, Graphic Arts Debra Smithson Junior Iraan, Elementary Education El Paso, Range Animal Science Marian Story Graduate Alpine. Business Administration 209 Selma Stubblefield Sophomore 147 99 Mickey Smoot Senior Odessa, Elementary Education Sonora, Mathematics Virginia Stuessy Sophomore 100 99. 146 Roy Smyers Freshman Andrews Marathon, Biology 100, 128, 142 Ra ndy Surber Junior 99 Mary Snyder, Senior Van Horn, Elementary Education 143 Sonora. Industrail Arts 127 Michael Surratt Senior Judy Sorrells Senior Kent, English Alpine, Geology 100, 143 Christy Suttle Freshman 101 99, 144 John Sotello Freshman Alpine, Music Snyder, Physical Education Rebecca Swanson Sophomore 131 99 Cecilia Sotelo Senior Austin, Elementary Education Dallas, Police Adninistration Norma Sweeten Senior Dora Sotelo Graduate Marfa, Education Barksdale, English Jane Switzer Junior 101 99 Mario Sotelo Senior Del Rio, Spanish Dell City, Accounting 100, 131, 146 Zana Switzer Freshman 127 130 Larry Sparks Freshman Odessa, Physical Education 212 Dell City, Pre Law 100 Lester Talley Freshman 101 125 Donna Spears SEKNIOR Alpine, Biology McNary, Animal Technology 100, 133 Kenneth Tarrant Freshman 6, 99 John Speary Senior El Paso, Business Administration 161 99 Suzanne Spell Freshman Jackson, Range Animal Science Scott Spencer Junior San Antonio, Mathematics Bobby Sperry Graduate Ft. Davis, Physical Education Rolf Speziale Junior El Paso, Industrial Arts Glenda Spriggs Freshman Del Rio William Sprinkle Sophomore 100 Jose Tavarez Freshman Presidio 41 Mike Taylor Junior Sonora, Physical Education 100 William Taylor Senior Odessa, Business Administration 100 Norma Teague Junior Weatherford, Sociology 41, 100 Dennis Tebbetts Freshman Clovis, New Mexico 100 Edward Teitel Senior Balmorhea, Evin Squires Freshman Alpine. Chemistry 68. 159 Cynthia Teniente Junior 101, 135 El Paso, Business Administration San Antonio, Elementary Education 101 99, 159 Donna Staffeld Junior 136, 211 Jim Tenison Del Rio, Elementary Education 100 Jose Tercero Freshman 101, 146 99 Guy Stanfield Freshman Pecos, Industrial Arts Houston, Elementary Education Nancy Stanley Junior 100, 129 Rosa Tercero Sophomore Pecos, Art 101 Ft. Stockton, Sociology Thad Steele Freshman Alfredo Terrazas Sophomore Alpine, Industrial Arts 101 El Paso, Range Animal Science Orlando Terrazas Senior 101, 141, 142 143 99, 136 Elmer Stehle Junior Ft. Stockton, Physical Education Devine. Police Administration 100, 125 Santiago Terrazas Graduate 161 99 Frances Stein Senior Richardson, Sociology Del Rio, Chemistry 41, 100, 123 James Terrell Senior 99 Leslie Steinke Graduate Alpine, Physical Education Victoria, Physical Education 100 Steven Terry Junior 41 Andrew Stelzer Junior Post, Geology Del Rio, History Judy Thomas Senior Odessa, Physical Education Karen Thomas Junior Monahans, Police Administration Paul Thomas Fres hman Houston, Business Wesley Thomas Freshman Corpus Christi, Physical Education Rodney Thomson Freshman Sherman, Pre Medical Richard Thurman Freshman Midland, Biology Shelley Thurman Freshman Midland, Sociology Samuel Tidwell Graduate Marfa Alberto Tijerino Junior Asherton, Physical Education Jan Tilson Junior Odessa, Physical Education Marinell Tinsley Junior Crowley, Physical Education Jerry Tipton Senior Alpine, Industrial Arts Alfred Tobola Junior Valentine, Economics Frank Tobola Freshman Midland Sheri Tomlinson Freshman El Paso, Art Sue Toone Senior Balmorhea Alejandro Torres Sophomore Dilley, Physical Education Laura Torres Freshman Alpine, Pre Law Lupe Torres Freshman Alpine. Business Jesusita Torrez Senior • Marfa, Spanish Lonnie Tracy Senior Pecos, Geology Sharon T racy Senior Pecos, Elementary Education Regina Trainer Junior Sonora, Elementary Education Lynda Traugott Senior Alpine, Police Administration Carl Trim Freshman Midland. Business Administration Keith Troup Freshman San Antonio, Business Thomas Truesdell Freshman Ft. Stockton, Physical Education Murry Truitt Junior Alpine, Social Science Ledwain Tucker Freshman Dallas, Pre Dentistry Bette Tucker Senior Uvalde, Business Education LeeVan Tucker Senior Andrews, Business Nicki Turnbow Freshman Andrews, Police Administration Steve Tuxhorn Freshman Monahans, Danny Ullrich Freshman San Antonio, Range Animal Science Linda Upshaw Freshman Houston, Music Cynthia Uranga Sophomore Alpine. Biology Raque Uranga Senior Alpine, History Corina Ureta Freshman Ft. Stockton 228 Urias— —Wood 101 Benito Urias Senior 101 Beatrice Villarreal Junior 29. 102, 123 Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Sonora, Elementary Education 101 Felix Urias Senior 101 Carlos Villarreal Freshman Pecos, Physical Education Zapata, Art Gracie Urquidez Freshman Juan Villarreal Freshman Alpine Eagle Pass 101 Jennifer Vackar Senior Rodrigo Villarreal Senior Pecos, Range Animal Science Del Rio, Elementary Education 102 Steve Vail Sophomore 102, 127 Elizabeth Viveros Junior San Antonio, Veterinary Medicine El Paso, Medical Technology 102 101, 102 Hector Valdes Sophomore 102 Jack Viveros Senior Del Rio, Elementary Education Corpus Christi, Physical Education 101, 103 Melva Valdes Freshman Camilla Vizcaino Sophomore Del Rio, Sociology Marfa, Business Carla Valdez Graduate John Wade Freshman Marfa, English Sonora, Range Animal Science 102 101 Cecilia Valdez Junior 29, 102, 146 Mary Wagner Freshman Del Rio, Elementary Education El Paso, Animal Health Technology 130 Fernando Valdez Senior 102 Debralyn Wagonseller Del Rio, Elementary Education Lubbock, Liberal Arts 102 Raul Valdez Freshman 102, 123 Christine Walker Sophomore Alpine, Business Lubbock, Elementary Education 101 Arlinda Valencia Senior 146 Mark Walker 102, 206 Monahans, Music Lockhart, Range Animal Science 130 David Valencia Sophomore 102 Thomas Walker Monahans, Physical Education Ft. Stockton, Business 0, 30, 122 Ramon Valencia Graduate 102, 125, 158 Virginia Walker Junior 102, 135, 155 129, 149, 167 El Paso, History Art 165 Ft. Stockton, Medical Technology 101 Ysrael Valencia Senior 102 Joanne Wallace Sophomore 102 Monahans, Business Van Horn, English 1, 140 Cecilia Valenzuela Junior Marie Walters Graduate 103, 123 Alpine, Geology Alpine, Education Connie Valenzuela 22. 164 Gary Ward Junior 103, 141 Ft. Stockton, Elementary Education Midland. Government 134 Gilbert Valenzuela 102 James Ward Senior 103 Alpine, Art Ft. Stockton, Geology Jack Valenzuela Junior 102 David Washington Freshman 103, 142, 143 • Alpine, Business Monahans, Physical Education 101, 135 Joe Valenzuela Senior 102, 123 Donnie Washington Freshman Alpine, Business Administration Monahans, Physical Education 101, 126, 129 Lupe Valenzuela Sophomore Tommy Washington Sophomore 103, 123 El Paso, French English Crane, Physical Education Jose Valles Senior 67. 130 Rosa Waters Presidio, Business Alpine, Physical Education 103 Judith Valtr Freshman 127 George Watters Junior El Paso. Pre Nursing Odessa, Geology 142, 143 Thomas Van Husen Sophomore 41 Ricky Watts Freshman Midland, Range Animal Science Anson 101 Carlos Vargas Freshman 145 Louis Ways Sophomore El Paso, Medical Technology Dallas, Police Administration 125 208 William Varnun Sophomore 102 Sylvia Webster Freshman Ingleside, Geology San Antonio, Education 146 101 Alvaro Vasquez Freshman Patricia Weeks Freshman El Paso, Accounting San Francisco, California 103 142, 143 Orlando Vasquez Lynne Wehmeyer Freshman Corina Vasquez Freshman Alpine, Elementary Education 103 Alpine, Business Administration 102, 162 Jim Weir Sophomore 101 Loretto Vasquez Junior Denver City, Marfa, Sociology ' 102, 164 William Welch Junior 101, 129 Norma Vasquez Sophomore Kerrville, Speech 100, 159 Eagle Pass, Spanish 130 Isaac Wells Freshman Fred Vejil Senior Brownwood, Physical Education 103 Ft.Davis, Physical Education James Wells Senior Manuel Vejil Junior Marfa, Physical Education 103, 142, 144 Kermit. Mathematics Martha Welsh Sophomore 6, 18 Ricky Vela Junior San Antonio, Pre Nursing 165 San Antonio, Pre Veterinary Patrick Welsh Sophomore 101 Raul Ventura El Paso, Geology Pearsall, Law Enforcement 102 Patrick West Sophomore 130 Eustulia Villa Sophomore San Antonio, Physical Education 146 Alpine, Physical Education Lawrence Webster Freshman Francisco Villa Freshman Monahans, Industrial Arts Marathon, Range Animal Science Cindy Weston Graduate 101 Oscar Villa Sophomore Alpine, Physical Education 103, 125 Marathon, Physical Education Susan Wheeless Graduate Sammy Villalobos Sophomore Menard, Biology Van Horn, 102, 123, 142 Archie White Junior 143 Lubbock, Music Barbara White )unior Pecos Elementary Education, Sociology Bobbie White Senior Midland, Special Education fames White Senior Marfa, Agriculture Janet White Freshman Austin, Laurie White Freshman Irving, Art Lois White Senior Alpine, Special Education Sara White Senior Marfa, Biology Waneda White Sophomore Spring, William White Graduate Alpine, Industrial Arts Debra Whitehead Freshman Kermit, Business Administration Teresa Whitehead Freshman Kay Whitley Graduate Plains, Biology Lona Whittington Graduate Alpine, Education Judy Whybrew Senior Van Horn, Elementary Education Chris Wiemers Sophomore Yancey, Range Animal Science Connie Williams Junior Lamesa, Elementary Education Gregory Williams Freshman Universal City, Janice Williams Freshman Pecos, Education Keith Williams Junior Dallas, Business Marie Williams Freshman Ft. Stockton, Special Education Melvin Williams Sophomore Kermit, Industrial Arts Alpine, Physical Therapy Scott Williams Junior Alpine, Pre Pharmace Helen Wilson Graduate Alpine, English Jane Wilson Sophomore Alpine, Physical Therapy Jimmy Wilson Senior Alpine, Biology Larry Wilson Junior Eastland, Agriculture Business Tommy Wilson Senior Alpine, Physical Education Laura Windel Freshman Cuero, Pre Veterinary Patrick Winfield Junior Bridge Port, Biology Evelyn Winfree Senior Houston, Business Administration Jim Winn Freshman El Paso, William Winter Junior Alpine, Range Animal Science Don Whitt Samuel Wittlin Freshman Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, Pre Veterinary Jerry Wofford Freshman Saragosa, Evawolf Freshman Wink, Pre Dental Gary Wolf Senior Wink, Mathematics David Wood Freshman Ft. Worth, Physical Education Nashville, Tennessee. Range Animal Science Woods— 103. 133 127 103, 144, 147 103, 132 103, 14b 103 103 103 103, 130 103 103. 142, 143 103. 141, 142 143 103. 129 213 68 Danny Woods Sophomore Midland. Physical Education Stanley Woods Senior El Paso, Geology Patricia Ann Woodward Sophomore Arlington, Pre Nursing Claude Word Graduate Ft. Davis, Range Animal Science Dennis Worel Sophomore Marfa, Police Administration Howard Worley Sophomore Kermit, Range Animal Science Robert Wright Freshman Rochester, Wildlife Management Susan Wright Sophomore Iraan, Spanish Terry Wright Freshman El Paso Clifford Wynne Ft. Stockton, Dennis Yadon Senior Alpine, Range Animal Science Ted Yadon Junior Alpine, Range Animal Science fames Yates Senior Alpine, Political Science Rene Ybarra Sophomore Alpine, Police Administration Rudy Ybarra Alpine, Industrial Arts Chester Yost Sophomore Alpine, Police Administration Karen Young Senior Batesville, Elementary Education Rhonda Yount Freshman Monahans, Elaine Zapata Freshman Ozona, Music Elizabeth Zapata Freshman Ozona, Physical Education Joe Zepeda Sophomore Dilley, Sociology Raymond Zubiate Junior Marfa, Industrial Arts Mark Zukevich Senior El Paso, Physical Education Arthur Zulaica San Antonio, Administration and Personnel Index 112 Dr. Maxine Abbott 112 Dr. Allen Anthony 112, 159 Abelardo Baeza 112, 121, 201 Dr. Robert Bass 109, 182 Sharon Bass 112, 158 Floyd Billings 113, 128 Robert Bowden 113 Janette Bowers 113, 161 Ellen Boyd 113, 153 Dr. Katharine Boyd 109 Marvin Bruton 113 Ann Burnside 112 Eva Chaffin 112, 142, 143 Don Chandler 164 112, 131, 211 Dale Christophersen 112, 126 William Clarke 112 Dr. Helen Cole 113 Tom Connor 113 Jack Crawford 113 Dr. Dwight Deal 109 Bill Dry 110 Phil Wayne Ebensberger 111, 155, 157 Dr. Earl Elam 113, 127 Dr. Delbert Dyke 113, 209 Merwin Forbes 114, 155 Dr. Charles Garofalo 114 Dr. Dan Graham 114 Joe Graham 114 James Green 114, 163 Dr. Wayne Hanselka 115 Bob Hardin 109, 154 Terry Harkrider 34, 115 Richard Harvey 115, 159 Dr. Barbara Hazlewood 115, 157, 210 Dr. James Hindman 115 Dr. Adam Hoefling 114, 139 Rick Hoffman 114, 121, 211 Dr. Ted Hollen 114 Capt. Robert Holub 114, 144 Richard Honea 108 Dr. James Houston 114 Bill Jackson 110 Randy Jackson 115 Dr. Vally Johnson 115 Gary Knowles 115 Frank Krhut 111 Dr. Charles Lamb 115, 164 Roy Lassiter 115 Dorothy Leavitt 116 Dr. William Leavitt 116 Leo Lesperance 116 Dr. Glenn Lewandos 116 Laurene Lighthouse 116, 127, 138 Dr. Arthur Link 117, 121, 128 Paul Lister 201 117 Dr. Samuel Little 110 Mary Helen Lomax 117 Miriam Lowrance 108 Mabel Lowry 117 Billie Lynn 105 Dr. Norman McNeil 110 Tanner Mahan 117, 153 Dr. James Maloon 111 Dr. Elton Miles 120 Dr. Gunther Moller 110 Julia Moss 109 Frances Newsom 116, 134, 149 Raymond Nichols 116 Dr. Bob Pannel 116, 135 Sue Pannell 116 Albert Parsons 116, 155, 210 Judith Parsons 117 W. H. Perryman 59. 117 Dr. Paul Pierce 117 Dr. Michael Powell 117, 124, 125 Dr. Avinash Rangra 117, 155 Marsh Reynolds 118, 121, 183 Ron Reynolds 118 Capt. Jack Royster 118, 154 Nelson Sager 118 William Sailer 118 Wayne Schulz 119, 158 Dr. James Scudday 110 Ock Ja Shin 119 Roy Smith 119 Dr. John Snodgrass 119 Dr. Ernest Speck 119 William Sprinkle 118 Ronald Stephens 118 Chester Story 118 Ben Tanksley 118 Alvis Teague 120 Dr. John Thompson 108 Claude Thormalen 108 Dr. William Tindol 110 Jack Todd 111 Dr. Roger Towns 118 Dr. Everett Turner 11 9, 199 Lt. Col. Walter Turner 111, 158 Dr. Barton Warnock 119, 209 Dr. Tony Warnock 119 Ralph Welker 119 Dr. Paul Weyerts 119, 129 Dr. Raymond Wheat 120 Dr. Alexander Wied 109 Tom Wilkerson 106 John C. Wilson 109 Opal Wilson 120 Donald Witt 162 Terry Wolfe 120 William Woodworth 230 Dana Jones, head photographer from Anchorage, Alaska, plans to teach vocational graphic arts. Dana was not available for photograph. Vickie Smith, a graphic arts major from El Paso. Vickie plans to be an independent professional photographer. 231 There’s a lot of people in this yearbook that you can’t see and without their help, you wouldn’t be reading this now. A special thanks goes to everyone at the print shop—Brenda in particular. Then there’s the photographers—Dana Jones, Vickie Smith, and Ronnie Kinney. Ray Ray Valencia deserves praise for his diligence and Ray Nichols gets a special thanks for everything. And me? Just let me rest in peace. I a a I