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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

_ 0 % n The ’75 BRAND The Way We Were Sul Ross State University Alpine, Texas Produced by the ’75 BRAND staff under the direction of the Journalism Department. Rugged mountains and rough terrain that seemed hostile . . . (1) Unsurpassable grandeur of the Big Bend Area. (2) Mexican businessmen supplying Brewster County ranchers with needed hay and chino grass. (3) Front Street Murphyville—Alpine, 1886- 1887. This street is now known as Holland Avenue. (4) Mountain scene at “chow time” on the Kokernot ranch. (5) Brewster County courthouse just after completion of construction in 1888. 2 . . . gave way to the settlement and development of the Big Bend. 3 The influence of a railroad, the growth of business and that of a town inspired men to develop their own life styles. (1) The second Southern Pacific Railroad depot, constructed in 1901. This building burned down in 1946. (2) Alpine, Texas, 1920, with the newly com¬ pleted Administration Building in the back¬ ground. (3) Group of Alpine business men in front of the Guy Crawford Grocery Store in Novem¬ ber 1910. (4) Opening session of the Sul Ross Normal College in 1921. 4 The want for a higher education established a college. That college became Sul Ross. 5 51 Steeped in tradition and rich in history, Sul Ross became a melting pot of student ideas and a storehouse of student contributions and accomplishments. (1) Coach B. C. Graves posed beside an old Model T Ford. He coached the Lobo squad from 1923-39. (2) The first splash day” at Sul Ross Normal College. (3) Alpine as seen from College Hill. (4) Sul Ross State College in the 1950’s. (5) Sul Ross had a golf course in its early years, 1927. (6) Jackson-Harmon Barbecue supper for stu¬ dents of the 1915 Alpine Summer Normal. This summer normal program prompted the movement leading to the creation of the college in 1917. 6 Yet today all that is left are memories of the way we were. 7 Sul Ross: A Colorful History of Progress The Big Bend area has been a wilder¬ ness of many contrasts: high, majestic mountains touching the sky; scrub brush and cactus covering rough, rug¬ ged terrain; stretches of desert waste¬ lands sheltering an abundance of wild¬ life; and herds of antelope and mule deer grazing serenely among stately yucca plants. In 1882-83 the Southern Pacific Rail¬ road cut its way across this wilderness from El Paso to San Antonio. Near the famous Burgess Watering Hole, a sta¬ tion stop was built which enabled the old steam locomotives to load up with much needed water. In 1883 the sta¬ tion stop was given the name of Mur- phyville and the town continued to develop as the railroad brought more trade to the area. In 1887 Brewster County was created and Murphyville, being the only sizable community, served as the county seat. During this time, considerable dissatisfaction developed on the part of the people of Murphyville with the name of the com¬ munity, and in 1888 petitions sent to the Texas Legislature changed the town’s name to Alpine. Alpine became a major trading and shipping center for an extensive ranching and mining activity in the Big Bend area. By this time the town’s business district had expanded to three blocks of store fronts that faced the railroad depot. Alpine also supported five saloons at the time. As Alpine grew into a potential cultural center for West Texas, the town was propelled into a new role. Rather than remain a “cowtown” with the bare necessities for city dwellings, the town entered into a period of rapid develop¬ ment and improvement and was incor¬ porated in 1917. In the early part of this century, the people of West Texas began to won¬ der why there were not any institutions of higher learning west of San Antonio. Educators began to petition the Texas Legislature to initiate funds to establish a college in West Texas. In 1917 the legislature agreed to appropriate such funds and the town of Alpine was cho¬ sen to be th e site of the Sul Ross Nor¬ mal College, an institution designed to train teachers. Construction of the present day Administration Building began in February 1919. Thomas Fletcher was selected as president of the college and he closely supervised the construction of the campus’ first building in order that it be ready for the opening of the 1920 summer session. Sul Ross Normal College opened its doors to students June 14, 1920. Sev¬ enty-seven students were enrolled for summer courses. Fifteen students came from Alpine, eight from Mara¬ thon, seven from El Paso, five from Regan Wells, and the balance from widely scattered places: Mertzon, Buckholts, Garrison, Bartlett, Bracket- ville, Uvalde, Del Rio, Santa Anna, Eagle Pass, Gonzales, San Angelo, George West, Marshall, Hamilton, Chilicothe, Kentucky Town, Shive, Carrizo Springs and Floresville. This wide distribution of students supports evidence that Sul Ross had a wide appeal from the very start. Fletcher had just begun to get the college on its feet when he resigned in July 1920 to accept another position, and R. L. Marquis was soon selected to serve as the second president of Sul Ross. The college opened its first long term session Sept. 23, 1920, with 75 stu¬ dents registered the first day and 10 the second day. The final total reached 118 students which included 24 first and second graders enrolled in the college’s demonstration school. In recognition of the school’s opening, the Alpine Avalanche published the following editorial: “Many in other parts of the state freely predict that Sul Ross has no future, that its doors will soon close for lack of students. The people of West Texas have long desired an institution of higher learn¬ ing. They rightly felt they were entitled to it. They have secured it; let them now get behind and push it, so they may retain it. For a school like this needs above all else a student body. Our prediction is that Sul Ross will become one of the leading schools in the State of Texas.” In September 1922 Sul Ross’ enroll¬ ment had increased to 140 students. The college was slowly growing. In 1923 the State Legislature changed the college’s name to Sul Ross State Teacher ' s College and Dr. H. W. More- lock assumed the role of the college’s third president. Morelock immediately proceeded to engage in a constructive development and building program, and during the 22 years that he was administrator the much needed facili¬ ties had been installed. In fact, a year rarely passed without some new build¬ ing constructed or some new piece of equipment added to the college’s facil¬ ities. In 1 923-24 Hancock Pool, a n outdoor natatorium, was constructed. The college took over Berkely Hall that same year. This building was the col¬ lege’s first dormitory for women. It had previously been privately managed by aid from the people of Alpine. In 1924 tennis courts were added to the cam¬ pus and Jackson Field, athletic grounds for both baseball and football, was constructed. In 1925, a nine-hole golf course was added to the college’s recreational facilities. The early students of Sul Ross dis¬ played much pride and spirit in their school. On April 1, 1925, students dili¬ gently climbed the hill behind the col¬ lege and spent a gruling day gathering and piling rocks to form the Bar-SR- Bar brand on the side of the hill. This was a very important event in the his¬ tory of the college. That October fresh¬ men students were compelled to climb the hill again and whi tewash the rocks. Since then the painting of the SR brand has remained one of the most important activities of freshmen orien¬ tation week each year. In 1926-27 the citizens of Alpine con¬ structed some 41 modern cottages for student residence. A gymnasium was constructed at the cost of $35,000. The State had appropriated $20,000, and the citizens of Alpine and well-to- do ranchers once again contributed money in the sum of $15,000 to finish the project. In 1930 the present day Education Building was constructed to serve as a library-classroom-cafeteria complex. During the 1930 ' s many new structures were added to the campus. These structures included the tennis courts, rock stadium, two residence halls for men, a large museum (now Student Center) and a bowling alley (now the Museum of the Big Bend). In 1938 Lawrence Hall was built to house women students. Dr. Morelock, after 22 years of service to Sul Ross, retired in August 1945. Under his guidance many new facili¬ ties were added to the college. More- lock had promoted the beginning of the Sul Ross Skyline in 1923. The Brand was first published in 1921. During his administration a large num¬ ber of literary organizations and schol- - arship clubs were established and Morelock personally instituted and supervised graduate work at Sul Ross. Dr. Richard Melvin Hawkins took over the Sul Ross presidency in September, 1945. His administration went to great lengths to encourage the football, rodeo and drama programs at the col¬ lege. In 1946 Paul E. Pierce and W. H. Perryman were selected to direct the program of intercollegiate football at Sul Ross and from 1947-50 the Lobos won four consecutive conference titles. Hawkins also strengthened and im proved the teacher training pro¬ gram. In 1948 a new modern swim¬ ming pool was added to the campus facilities. Later—a student center (Old Dining Hall), the Fine Arts Building, Ferguson Hall, and a new school cafe¬ teria (TKE House) were constructed. In 1949 state legislation changed the col¬ lege’s name to Sul Ross State College. Hawkins left the office of president in 1952 to accept another position. Dr. Bryan Wildenthal was quickly selected to fill the vacancy. At this time Sul Ross boasted an enrollment rate that was far better than most state col¬ leges. In 1952 the enrollment was just over the 500 mark and by 1965 it had nearly tripled. Wildenthal’s administra¬ tion constructed five major buildings which included the Science Building, Marquis and Smith Halls, Morelock Hall and the Health and Physical Edu¬ cation Building for men. The old gym¬ nasium was renovated into a much needed gym for women. Then in an effort to demonstrate real college pride in the achievements of ex-students, Wildenthal declared Nov. 11, 1961, as Norman Cash Day. Cash was a gradu¬ ate of Sul Ross who had played both football and baseball for the Lobos. He had gone to make a name for himself with the Detroit Tigers in the American League. On more than one occasion, Dr. Wildenthal invited and entertained Dan Blocker, a graduate of Sul Ross and TV’s “Hoss Cartwright.” Ouite unexpectantly, Wildenthal died of a stroke June 1, 1965, only after having made a great contribution to the stu¬ dents of Sul Ross. The Board of Regents selected Dr. Norman L. McNeil to take over the office. Enrollment had increased to almost 1,400 and by 1971 it had almost doubled. During the years of 1965-71 some $5 million were spent on the enlargement and development of the physical plant. Construction of the Bryan Wildenthal Library and Mountainside Dormitory and Cafeteria were the major—contributions of the administration. The “Old Museum” was remodeled into the Student Cen¬ ter and the area between the Fine Arts Building and the Administration Build¬ ing was landscaped—into the Mall. The Industrial Arts Building was also added to the campus. Some $200,000 alone was spent on improving Jackson Field and adding a new track stadium to the complex. A research center for field biologists and geologists was established with the National Parks Service at Big Bend National Park. Sul Ross and Alpine received extensive publicity due to the winning of the national championship in girls’ volley¬ ball, and the fact that there were Olym¬ pic players of the Sul Ross team added prestige to the university. “Now some 50 years since the open¬ ing of Sul Ross Normal School in June 1920, Sul Ross State University gives every evidence of stability and steady growth and there is little doubt that it shall long remain as one of the main educational and economic factors in the development of the Big Bend Area.” Today Sul Ross is a thriving academic community with a yearly enrollment of nearly 2,800. Dr. Hugh E. Meredith was selected in 1974 to serve as the college’s seventh presi¬ dent. This is just a brief history of Sul Ross State University. The deeds and accomplishments of the many thou¬ sands of students that have attended Sul Ross cannot possibly be recorded. They are just memories in the minds of many people, but it is these memories of “the way we were” that have made Sully what it is today. Each student who has attended Sul Ross over the years has unknowingly made his or her contribution to the history of this college. As a history instructor would put it, “It’s history in the making,” and in the 231 pages is recorded the way we were” in 1975. —Material taken from Dr. Clifford B. Casey’s book, Mirages, Mysteries and Reality of Brew¬ ster County. Student life Administration Sports .... Personalities .82 122 Hi n ; V, J So you’ve come to college. What for? 14 15 III UP tomorrow These are your reasons for coming to Sul Ross. 16 “Getting Used to a New Home Can Be a Hassle!” 17 S3 Registration—“Your Trial Schedule, Please.’’ 18 J ik . an 19 Karo is King During Freshman Fling This is for all those who participated in freshman initiation, one way or another. Saturday morning the shaving cream and karo syrup started to pour, and not for shaving or breakfast. The fresh¬ man class, or at least those who had the courage, went down with the upper classmen to the parking lot of Ferguson Hall. The going on from there was sticky and messy. After the freshmen females were pre¬ pared for their husbands, they were marched up the road toward Smith Hall. They were then formally intro¬ duced to their future spouses, married, kissed, and paddled if they were unwilling to proceed with the cere¬ mony. The white washing of the Bar-SR-Bar was done with pails, brushes and neg¬ ligence. At least a total of ten rocks were whitewashed during the half hour on the mountain. Afterwards there was a procession to Brewster County Courthouse for the burying of the cig¬ arette butt. It was here that the married couples were divorced and left to walk home. jmnmi i 21 Burger Munchers Compete for High “Steaks” Hamburgers! Hamburgers! Hamburgers! And yet more ham¬ burgers. On September 24, 1974 the cafeteria personnel staged a hamburger eating contest open to all hungry Sul Ross students. Hamburgers were demolished by the dozens. Nine contestants were signed up for the burger contest, but only eight actually participated. The outcome saw David Sherrel (lower right picture) eat eleven hamburgers in one hour. He received first place honors. Receiving second place was Sam Murphy who ate eight burgers. Jo Ray DeLaCruz received third place for consuming seven burgers. First prize was a 2-pound, T-bone steak dinner for winner and date at Mountainside dining hall. Would you believe sec¬ ond place was a hamburger dinner? 22 Blue Knights in Action The Blue Knights Drill Team of the 849th Air Force ROTC Detachment winged its way to success here at Sul Ross. Several times during the year the group presented performances consisting of precision marching and close order drill. Many hours of individ¬ ual and team practice was spent in preparation for these performances. The drill team staged a performance at the second Alpine Air Tours that was sponsored by the Arnold Air Society. They also performed at the halftime activities during the Sul Ross and San Marcos game. During the spring semester the group represented the university in the College Drill Team Competition at Laredo. F 23 Nuttiest Day of the Year Versatile Grady Nutt, a professional humorist by occupation, a Baptist minister by ordination, a writer by vocation, appeared before a Sul Ross audience, Friday, Sept. 20, 1974. Grady plays a dozen different instruments, juggles, sings, lectures, and performs before groups all over the U. S. But most of all, Grady is known for his own unique brand of wit and wisdom, as he rapidly builds a nationwide reputation as a downhome, believable performer with an ability to extract humor from life around us. To some he is “the Will Rogers of today.” 24 Classical Guitarist Strums up Entertainment Alfred Street, classical guitarist, performed Nov. 5, 1974, at the Sul Ross Main Auditorium. Street is a native of southern France and studied music at the Conservatoire de Nice. He has given concerts at universities and colleges in more than 30 states including Hawaii and has performed on radio and television as well. Street’s concerts have been met with extraordinary success among young audiences. Some of his repertoire included: “En Los Trigales, “Five Lute Pieces of the Italian Renaissance,” and “Two Preludes” by J. S. Bach. 25 HOMECOMING, USA Homecoming USA — a time of foot¬ ball, queens, bonfires, parades, dances, concerts, and rodeos. Sul Ross students and ex-students cele¬ brated the homecoming festivities with traditional style. Four dances, a band concert, a four- day rodeo and a reception for the 1964 Lobos were on tap for this past year’s Homecoming. Highlighting the festive weekend was the Homecoming parade, the game and the coronation of the Queen and court. Cindy Heatly was crowned Homecom¬ ing Queen during halftime of the Sul Ross and Abilene Christian College game. Other members of the court included Marty Minjares, Marcia Jones, Bertha Orta, and Cynthia Ten- iente. Alpha Kappa Lambda’s, service frater¬ nity, float was the winning float in a field of 50 contestants during the Homecoming parade. The parade’s theme was “conserving energy.’’ The AKL’s expanded of this idea with the theme “We conserve everything but our spirits ” They won $100 and a pla¬ que for their entry. 26 27 (VIVA TERLINGUA! Terlingua Fever” struck again as 6,000 people from all over the United States flocked into this ghost town to witness the internationally famous Chili Cookoff. Although the theme for the cookoff was the culinary art of chili making, extra-curricular activities were the order of the day. And the merry makers were as varied as their person¬ alities. 28 30 31 The Show Must Go on 32 33 Hikers Raise Money for Project Hope Phi Mu fraternity conducted a Hike for Hope during the fall semester. Faculty, students and townspeople turned out to walk the ten mile route to raise money for Project Hope, an American-based organization that dis¬ tributes medical supplies and gives medical aid to foreign countries around the world. The day before the event the fraternity members had kidnapped president Meredith, Dean Posey and Dean Bass for ransom. Of course the money did go to P roject Hope. Dr. Meredith how¬ ever was able to gain freedom by win¬ ning a ping-pong match. The hike was termed a huge success and the organization was able to raise a total of $1,000 with the help of par¬ ticipating hikers. 34 35 Go on Home, Miss Sully Miss Sully, Sul Ross mascot for eight years, died Thursday, November 21, 1974. Miss Sully was found early Thursday morning by a maintenance personnel who noticed she was acting strange. Her condition was reported to security who called Dr. Paul Weyerts, RAS professor and a veterinarian. When Dr. Weyerts arrived at the lobo ' s cage, he found her in convulsions and assumed she had been poisoned. Miss Sully was immediately transported to the RAS clinic and by noon of that day she was dead. A 13-person committee composed of faculty and students decided to have a post mortum performed on the SR mascot, and donate her remains to the college’s biology department for sci¬ entific study. Dr. James Scudday, biol¬ ogy professor, had pointed out to the committee that Miss Sully belonged to a rare sub-specie of lobo, Canis lupus bayeli, of which about a dozen such animals remain in existence. Therefore her remains would be a valuable asset to research being conducted on these wolves. The result of the autopsy performed on Miss Sully showed that she had died of strychnine poison. An investigation was conducted, however no evidence was collected. Lauren Satterwhite, a senior range ani¬ mal science major from Alpine, had been Miss Sully’s caretaker for the , past year. 36 GO ON HOME Go on home, Miss Sully Now mankind has freed you From the prison he gave you When he chose to enslave you And lock you behind A strange woven fence. Go on home, Miss Sully, And roam the wild mountains. There’s no fence around you And men don ' t surround you, And no one can taunt you Through that strange woven fence. Go on home, Miss Sully To where you were as a puppy. Now someone has stilled you, Yes, mankind has killed you. You ’ll no longer pace That strange woven fence. Snow Gives Way to Hard Work and Winter Frolic 38 39 “The Mikado 3 3 The Sul Ross music department pre¬ sented the musical “The Mikado” dur¬ ing the spring semester. Starring in the production were Jeff Rodgers, James Rhodes, Michael Bender, Rick LoBello and Mark Hinds. Also starring were Penny Hardaway, Sara Long, Joella Minter and Della Dean. A chorus of 25 Sul Ross and Alpine High School students played the part of school girls and noblemen. “The Mikado,” first produced in 1885, is a fantasy concerning the events in the life of Nanki-Poo, the son of the Mikado, and his search for true love. His search is interrupted by Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner of Titipu, and Poh-Bah, a particularly noble and haughty youth. a Japanese Fantasy 40 42 43 (Clockwise) Francis Yau, Hong Kong student, fills the Little Theater with mellow music during the Best Dressed Contest. Grace Means, El Paso Sophomore, won the women’s divi¬ sion and Willie Elmore, West Monroe, La. junior accepts first place in the men’s division of the annual contest. Marcia Jones, emcee for the contest, shares her feelings of spring while reading the poem Springtime”. 44 Best Dressed Contest Displays Student Tastes in Fashions “Little Mary Sunshine” Directed in True Melodramatic Style Utilizing big gestures, lots of action and not too much depth of characterization, Steve Maher, San Antonio graduate stu¬ dent directed the musical comedy “Little Mary Sunshine” in the true melodramatic style. Starring in the production which was presented during the spring semester were: Jim McMillan, John Davis, John Gil¬ bert, Mike Bender, Carla Breckles, Jean O’Leary, Debbie Joy, Travis Tucker and Johnny Marlin. Shirley Boyd directed the choreography and Richard Honea directed the music. The plot followed the path of most melodramas. Yellow Feather’s quest for revenge was foiled by his capture and release of Little Mary by the brave Forest Rangers. 46 48 49 Peppier Receives Women Superstar Title Mary Jo Peppier, 1971 graduate of Sul Ross and former All- American Olympic volleyball star, received national acclaim as the first Woman Superstar on Jan. 29, 1975 at Rotunda, Fla. Ms. Peppier took first place in one of two final events to nose out basketball player Karen Logan by three points for the Women Superstars title and $34,100 in prize money. Ms. Peppier accumulated 41 points in seven of ten events to Ms. Logan’s 38 points. Ironically, Peppier gained the victory by winning Logan’s speciality, basketball. Competitors were not allowed to com¬ pete in their respective sport. Diver Micki King was third in the overall competition with 36 points. Peppier played on the Sul Ross volleyball team which won the Collegiate National Championship in 1970 and 1971. The team was coached by Marilyn Me Reavy, an ex-Olym¬ pian. She and Peppier were responsible for bringing volley¬ ball to Sully. After leaving Sul Ross in the fall 1971, Peppier, McReavy and the nucleus of the Sul Ross team moved to Houston to form an amateur team known as E Pluribus Unum which won several national championships. Peppier has since turned professional and is with the El Paso Juarez Sols, a profes¬ sional volleyball team which is affiliated with the International Volleyball Association. Dignitaries Galore Attend Inauguration Festivities 51 Dr. Meredith Installed as Seventh 52 President of Sul Ross State University 53 54 . the way we were m p: m ; ■ « {: ' iS 4 SSj v - ‘ v . ' . ■ ' ' tfMJaBr ' h §K rV ' •“■ r ?S mir t. • .� fAJp. ' S- .$ . AvHSkT- _M-of � «V -r.«fc. ,-� 4 r • , % Mi w? fi9 -i4-d hV« u‘ iS i ' H - ' , :J - ' ' • ■ •«• ' t 4R L k ... ' i ■ L ? 7 % 1 ■ ; 1 _ r w : £jk� ; - $W - ' . ,. ' V ,T • - 4 - Tfayg | «r � ®C W fc««p ' f ttM.s - CONFEDE ' -■ -VvJ. -’ 4 r ft ’� ' . ,.� fr 7 ' , ’« v - : ENTEREDtOf FSpiKiTE SERVICE A 5 ' fR[VAT « iSlflt l hr Alft! HTU’-Ttv A C fiiv i o t w- � % a? f IDtE Uy ' WnitUltA AL 1 KaM55 UKhn irtfMI|r 5 . :% t£R i8 WAp£ |IRlG iER;6£NiR’Xl f Sff .� i £ri ii A� {Sft itxAN i -: sb . JtLy £ - if ,■ .: ■■ f«?Ar i j.-JL 4 VSE-i: Meredith - New President for Sully Dr. Hugh E. Meredith is now serving as the seventh president ot Sul Ross. He came to Sully from San Angelo State Univer¬ sity where he served as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Previous to this time Dr. Mere¬ dith was the Chairman of the Department of Modern Lan¬ guages and a Professor of Ger¬ man at Southwest Texas State University. The 75 BRAND staff wishes to extend a warm welcome to Dr. Meredith and his family. 57 Dr. Earl Elam Vice President for Academic Affairs C. R. Richardson Vice President for Business Affairs 59 Deans Establish Student Input Dr. James G. Houston, Dean of Graduates Bob A. Posey, Dean of Student Life 60 Sul Ross Enrollment up 5.13 Percent Marvin D. Bruton, Director of Student Financial Aid William A. Tindol, Registrar Dr. Bob D. Pannell, Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs 61 It Takes a Lot of People William C. Dry, Auditor 62 to Manage a University Frances P. Newsom, Assistant Business Manager 63 Jack Todd, Librarian Mary H. Moss, Serials Librarian Elizabeth H. Winters, Reader Services Librarian Julia N. Moss, Catalog Librarian 64 Dr. Barton Warnock, Director of Division of Sciences Biology Dr. Albert M. Powell Dr. Adam F. Hoefling Dr. James F. Scudday Ralph A. Welker Professor of Biology Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Biology Biology 65 Earth Sciences Attract Student Interest Dr. Avinash K. Rangra Professor of Chemistry Dr. Glen S. Lewandos Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Romeo M. Flores Chairman of Geology Department Professor of Geology Dr. George D. Mattison Assistant Professor of Geology Merwin B. Forbes Assistant Professor of Astronomy 66 Donald A. Witt Instructor of Physics Dr. Gunther H. Moller Chairman of Mathematics Department Professor of Mathematics Alvis C. Teague Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Tony T. Warnock Associate Professor of Mathematics 67 English Department Opens up Resource Center Dr. Ernest B. Speck Dr. Robert G. Bass Dr. Paul A. Lister Dr. Nelson G. Sager Marcelino A. Baeza Professor of English Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of English English English English 68 Dr. Elton Miles, Director of Division of Language and Fine Arts. Gregory M. Jones Miriam A. Lowrance Charles Hext Instructor of Journalism Chairman of Art Instructor of Art Department Associate Professor of Art M. Thomas Peters W. Don Chandler Instructor of Art Chairman of Music Department Assistant Professor of Music Director of Bands 69 Music, Speech and Drama Ellen Boyd Richard Honea Assistant Professor of Instructor of Music Music Dr. Alice K. Boyd Jerry S. Phillips Professor of Speech Acting Chairman of Speech and Drama Department Assistant Professor of Drama 70 Roy C. Lassiter Dr. Raymond C. Wheat Dr. Richard B. Jensen Assistant Professor of Professor of Spanish Instructor of Spanish Speech 71 Dr. James Hindman, Director of Division of Social Sciences. Social Sciences Dr. Barbara Hazlewood Associate Professor of Political Science Dale B. Christophersen Chairman of Political Science Department Assistant Professor of Political Science Thomas M. Connor Instructor of Political Science William E. Jackson Instructor of Political Science Judith Parsons Assistant Professor of History Dr. George M. Reynolds Dr. Charles P. Garofalo Dr. Allen Anthony David L. Cockrum Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Instructor of Psychology History History Geography 73 (1) James Hindman and Abe Baeza were selected by the student body and faculty as nominees for the Piper Award, an award presented to the top ten educators of Texas. (2) Dr. Ben P. Tanksley, Director of the Division of Business Administration and Applied Arts. Dr. Lois H. Cole Professor of Business Administration Eva Chaffin Instructor of Business Administration Dorothy L. Leavitt Guest Instructor of Business Administration William L. Beaty Instructor of Business Administration Claude Thormalen Chairman of Police Administration Department Assistant Professor of Police Administration 74 Richard R. Weber Instructor of Police Administration Lt. Col. Walter J. Turner Instructor of Aerospace Studies Capt. Robert H. Gage Instructor of Aerospace Studies Capt. Robert J. Holub Instructor of Aerospace Studies James Brokenbeck Instructor of Bible Studies 75 RAS Department Expanding Dr. Everett E. Turner Chairman of Range Animal Science Department Professor of Range Animal Science Dr. Paul R. Weyerts Professor of Range Animal Science Dr. Samuel N. Little Associate Professor of Range Animal Science Dr. C. Wayne Hanselka Associate Professor of Range Animal Science Dr. Dennis R. Peterson Assistant Professor of Range Animal Science Teacher Training Dr. Delbert A. Dyke Professor of Education Dr. Valley L. Johnson Professor of Education Dr. Daniel W. Graham Professor of Education Dr. Charles Lamb Professor of Education Dr. Jack Adkisson Associate Professor of Education 77 Lucy L. Lighthouse SueK. Pannell Metha M. Sprinkle Barbara A. Burnside Robbie L. Adkisson Assistant Professor of Instructor of Education Instructor of Education Instructor of Education Instructor of Education Education 78 HPE Department Introduces New Safety Courses (1) Basketball coach Brooks Dozier discusses strategy with Lobo roundballers. (2) Several courses in motorcycle safety were offered to students during the year. Dr. Paul E. Pierce Chairman of Health and Physical Education Department Professor of Health and Physical Education Charles R. Harvey Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Director of Athletics William H. Perryman Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Frank J. Krhut Instructor of Health and Physical Education Ronald G. Stephens Instructor of Health and Physical Education 79 Tennis Classes Gain in Popularity Billie H. Lynn Instructor of Health and Physical Education Robert R. Hardin Guest Instructor of Health and Physical Education Janette Bowers Guest Instructor of Health and Physical Education Albert D. Parsons Guest Instructor of Health and Physical Education Dr. William C. Leavitt Chairman of Industrial Arts Department Professor of Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Jack C. Crawford Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Roy L. Smith Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts William A. Sprinkle Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts Robert L. Bowden Instructor of Industrial Arts Gary L. Knowles Instructor of Industrial Arts. 81 82 . . .the way we were 83 SR Suffers Loss to ENMS The Sul Ross Lobos dropped the sea¬ son opener to the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds by a score of 27-17. The game was marred by mishandling of the ball on the part of Sul Ross and Eastern New Mexico capitalized on each of these mistakes. Carl Chandler led the Lobo offensive drive throughout the game and was backed up by Bill Dimler who ran and blocked equally well. Both scored one TD each. Jeff Loerwald made what was perhaps the single most exciting play of the game when he kicked a 41 yard field goal, 2 yards short of the school record of 43 yards made by Paul Pas- qua in 1964 against East Texas State. Danny Squarok, who was at the helm for Sully most of the night, completed 11 of 24 passes for a 46 percent com¬ pletion average. Joe Sanchez and Buster Hawthorne were sighted by Coach Harvey as defensive standouts. Victory Sul Ross Clamps Down on Tarleton, 33-22 Starting off slow the Lobos jelled just before the second half to nail down their first victory of the year. After a scoreless first quarter the Lobos drew first blood on a Texan punting miscue. Lobo David Woods foiled Texan punter Steve Robertson’s efforts by blocking the attempt and Lonnie Siepp recovered the ball in the end zone for Sul Ross’s first score. Jeff Loerwald added the extra point, giving the Lobos a 7-0 lead. Late in the second half the Texans capitalized on a Lobo fumble and drove in four plays later to tie the game. With a little over a minute left to play in the first half, the Lobos mounted a 39- yard drive. A pass play from quarter¬ back Wayne Peters to Robert Bolden covered 27 yards and capped the drive with a seven point lead at the half. Early in the third quarter the Lobos struck again. David Woods intercepted an errant Texan pass deep in Tarleton territory and four plays later Peters on a 15-yard bootleg run scored. The PAT failed. The Tarleton Texans scored next on a 40-yard pass play. The extra point was good and the score stood 20-14. Loerwald intercepted a pass to set up the Lobos’ fourth talley. With the ball on the Texans ' 40, Carl Chandler and Bill Dimler ground out 25 yards to the fifteen and the remaining time in the third period. Peters, in the first play of the fourth quarter, connected with Ronnie Davis at the one and in the next play Chandler went in for the score. Loerwald’s kick was good and the score stood 27-14. Peters connected with Billy Byrd for an 85-yard pass play for the Lobos’ last score of the night. The Texans’ last TD came with three and a half minutes left to play when a well executed draw play allowed the Tarleton fullback to scamper 40-yards to score. The TSU quarterback then passed for two points making the final score 33-22. Yellowj ackets Sting the Lobos The Yellowjackets of Howard Payne College (HPC) swarmed into Alpine for the fourth game of the 1974 season and handed the Lobos a stinging 35- 10 loss. HPC jumped to an early lead, two touchdowns on their first two posses¬ sions. Sully then went to work with minutes left in the first period moving the ball from their own 24 yard line to the Yellowjackets’ 15 before time expired. The start of the second quarter saw the Lobos drive in for six points in six plays with Ricky Watts going the last yard on a bootleg run. Jeff Loerwald added the extra point. Sul Ross tried to tie the score before the half when they had a first and ten on HPC ' s 11 yard line. Four plays however netted only one yard and Sul Ross had to give up the ball. The Yellowjackets drove down the field going 85 yards in five plays aided by two penalties for HPC’s third score of the night and went ahead 21-7 at the halftime. The Lobos kicked off to the Yellow¬ jackets at the start of the second half and were handed another opportunity to even things up when four plays later David Woods recovered his second Yellowjacket fumble of the night on HPC’s 23 yard line. But the Lobos only moved three yards in the drive and had to settle for three points. Loerwald split the uprights from 31 yards out. HPC took the next kickoff and went 80 yards in eleven plays to make in 28-10. The Yellowjackets capped the night with a 41 yard TD drive late in the fourth period to make the final score 35-10. llhi Southwest Texas Bobcats Down Sully, 24- A blocked punt and a pass intercep¬ tion in the first half netted the Bobcats of Southwest Texas State University the 10 point winning margin they needed to defeat the Lobos, 24-14, in a hard fought home finale at Jackson Field. The Lobos converted a Bobcat fumble into seven points early in the first quar¬ ter. Lonnie Seipp came up with the ball on the Bobcat 27 and eight plays later the Lobos drove in to score. Rocky White added the PAT to make it 7-0. The Bobcats came right back with a 12-yard kick off return and a 53-yard sprint from the scrimmage that put the 14 Cats on the Lobo 5. Two plays later the Bobcats scored and converted the extra point to make the score 7-7. On a Lobo punting miscue, the Bob¬ cats found themselves with a first and 10 on the SR 18. Five plays later the Bobcats had obtained a 7 point lead. In the final minutes of the first half the Bobcats added three points to their total with a 35-yard field goal to make it 17-7. Another punting miscue and an inter¬ ception left the Alpine crew trailing 24- 7 in the last minutes of the third quar¬ ter. The momentum began to shift as the Lobo offensive team began driving toward the goal. Putting together eight plays, capped with an 11 -yard run by Wesley High, the Lobos drew within 11 points of the Bobcats. The PAT was good and the score stood 24-14. With less than two minutes left to play, the Lobos regained the ball. Ricky Watts however could complete only one pass in five attempts and the Bob¬ cats took over on downs and ran out the clock. 87 SR Battles ACC to Homecoming Loss The Lobos battled the Wildcats of Abi¬ lene Christian College (ACC) to a 21 -9 loss Homecoming weekend. The game was the only afternoon game of the season. The Lobos showed their teeth in the first 21 seconds of the game as Robert Bolden went over left guard and gal¬ loped 75 yards to pay dirt. Jeff Loer- wald’s extra point was blocked and the score stood at 6-0. The Wildcats came right back though and nine plays later scored when ACC quarterback Jay Reeves passed 15 yards to wingback Tim Balkin for a TD. Reeves added the extra point and the score was 7-6. ACC put 6 more points on the board early in the second quarter after marching 57 yards in five carries. They were aided by a personal foul penalty on the previous SR punt which moved the ball from their 20 to their 43. Reeves converted again and the score changed to 14-6. Jackson made a fair catch on an ACC punt on Sul Ross’ 48 and the offense went to work. In eight plays the Lobos moved to the Wildcat 12-yard line but found them¬ selves faced with a fourth and three and elected to try for three points. Loerwald split the goal posts with room to spare and the score was ACC 14—SR 9. ACC took the ensuing kick off and moved to the SR 39 where Reeves attempted a field goal which failed and left the Lobos trailing by five In the first half. The Wildcats came out clawing in the second half scoring on their second possession. Starting on their own 46 after a 10-yard punt return, ACC moved to the end zone in eight plays. Reeves’ kick was good and Sul Ross trailed 21-9. The Lobos continued to nip at the Wildcats’ flanks for the remainder of the game but were unable to score. They had lost another conference game by a slight margin. The Lobos drew blood again later in the first half after backing the Wildcats up against their own goal line. Melvin 88 89 Wfsn « The Lobo Football Team Members of the 1974 Lobo Squad were: Row 1, Carlos Maruffo, Dean Richters (43), Kerry Joy (21), Bob Page (85), Murray Golson (40), Ron¬ nie Davis (31), Gary Roan (50), Joe McLane (44), Jeff Loerwald (37), Rex Whitfield (32), Joty Slape (41), Keith Graham (83), Carl Chandler (30), Jesse Espino; Row 2, Paul Horn, Frank Frame, Robert Lopez, Melvin Jackson (27), Joe Sanchez (61), Jerry Neel (11), Clay Conwell (75), David Stelzer (70), Lonnie Seipp (56), Stan Caffey (54), Rocky White (81), Wayne Peters (12), Bill Dimler (35), Victor Vinton (82), Billy Fox (16), Steve Caldwell; Row 3, Coach Richard Harvey, Wesley High (47), Rick Brister (71), Rey Morales (86), Jimmy Scott (22), Jay Pollard (66), John Lees (25), Phillip Martinez (76), Tom Giuliano (68), Chuck Carroll (52), John Salles (72), Lee Hunter (51), Don Richters (67), Loel Jones (34), Kelly Graham (60), Sam Loyd (36), Juan Sanchez (65), Guy Rudwick; Row 4, Frank Krhut, Ricky Watts (10), Skip Cockerham (78), Joe Riley (45), Raymond Garcia (46), Larry Padron (80), Mike Bachofer (14), Steve Qui¬ nones (63), Craig Wingfield (20), Buster Hawt¬ horne (55), Melvin Parrimore (42), Joe McIntosh (57), Danny Squarok (15), James Rodgers (64), David Wood (73), Jim Payne (17), Robert Bol¬ den (23), Joe Tucker (53), Billy Byrd (24), Rob¬ ert Patrick (84), Al Parsons, Ronnie Stephens, and Michael Taylor. 90 Cheerleaders Keep Lobo Spirit High (1) Keeping Lobo spirit high were Janice Williams, Angie Honea (mascot), Caryn Burnside, Peggy Bender, Kathy Bradford, Lou Ann Cole, and Calanthia Butler. Lynne Harry was the first alter¬ nate and David Engwer served as the Lobo mascot. Mrs. Janette Powers was the group’s advisor. (2) David Engwer utilizes a mega¬ phone to direct yells at the home¬ coming bonfire. (3) Peggy Bender keeps her head high and her face smiling as she and the rest of the cheerleaders lead yells at the game. 3 91 Abilene Wildcats Whip Sul Ross, 96-76 The Abilene Christian Wildcats showed their teeth as they whipped Sul Ross 96-76 in Lone Star Confer¬ ence action. The game started off to a slow pace as both teams found it hard to hit the bas¬ ket. ACC managed to gain a 9-4 lead early in the first quarter and from this point on the Lobos found themselves playing catch-up basketball. The Lobo defense was able to keep the Wildcats from scoring on every possession but were forced to take bad shots themselves. By the close of the first half, the Lobos found them¬ selves down by the score of 46-32. The second half began much in the same fashion as the first. The Wildcats gained control of the ball and put the game completely out of the reach of the Lobos. The Lobos began fouling and these mistakes led to easy Wildcat scores. The Lobos finally began hitting the mark in the fourth quarter and were able to score 28 points during the period. However, this was not enough to harm the Wildcat’s lead. Abilene had scored 32 points in the final stanza to finish up the game with a 96- 76 victory. 92 £ 93 Sul Ross Overtimes Tarleton, 97-94 The Lobos gained a thrilling 97-94 overtime victory over Tarleton State. The Lobos used a stiff full-court press along with hot-handed shooting all night to defeat the Texans. The game was tight from the outset as the score see-sawed back and forth for the first 20 points. By the end of the first quarter Tarleton held a slim 18-16 lead. The Lobos came alive near the end of the half and went into the dressing room with a 42-39 lead. The second half started out on a good note for the Lobos as Kenny Bacon hit a jump shot to put the Lobos further ahead, 44-39. The Lobos held their lead most of the third quarter and went ahead by their largest margin, 56-50. The third quarter ended with the Lobos leading 70-69. During the fourth quarter, the lead changed hands several times until Mike Parker sank two free throws to make it 88- 88. A Lobo and Texan score ended regulation with a 90-90 tie. The overtime was tight but the Lobos never trailed. The Lobos jumped out to a quick 94-90 lead and never relin¬ quished it. Stalling for time, the Lobos were able to run down the clock. The Texans finally scored their first overtime points with 35 seconds left to narrow the margin 94-92. Kenny Bacon tallied the Lobos final two points giving the Lobos a 97-94 victory over the Texans. 94 95 HPC Scoring Attack Defeats Sully, 97-71 The Howard Payne Yellowjackets used an awesome scoring attack to defeat the Sul Ross Lobos 97-71. At the start of the game, the Yellowjackets were able to pull out front with a 6-0 lead. The closest the Lobos came to catching Howard Payne the first quarter was when they pulled within five points. The first quarter ended 24-17, Yel¬ lowjackets. During the second quarter, HPC scored eight unanswered points to jump to a commanding 32-17 lead. Eddie Steward sank a long Lobo jump-shot giving the Lobos 19 points, but the Jackets responded with six more points. The first half ended with Howard Payne leading 49-39. Sul Ross opened the scoring column the third quarter, but the Jackets responded with the shooting excellency they had displayed all night. The Jackets led 69-50 by the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter Sul Ross put its freshmen into the game, who showed a lot of hustle and a phenominal job of shoot¬ ing, as well as stealing the ball. Mike Parker scored six points and Doug Bradley finished up with four. 96 97 ASU Slips by Lobos, 74-73 The San Angelo Rams slipped by the Lobos with a 74-73 victory. From the time the Lobos controlled the first jump to the time they made the last basket, one would have thought the Lobos were playing for the Lone Star Conference championship. During the first quarter, the Lobos were able to jump to a quick lead mainly on the shooting of Eddie Ste¬ ward. The Rams came back, however, to gain a 22-20 lead. The second quarter was all Sul Ross as the Lobos again used Steward’s shooting to jump out to a 24-22 lead. The Lobos led by as much as nine points at 37-28, but the Rams were able to bring themselves back into the game to trail 37-32 at the end of the first half. In the second half the Lobos and the Rams played neck-to-neck. The Lobos were able to maintain the lead until Angelo mustered its forces and tied the game, 51-51. After Angelo tied the game neither team held more than a three point lead at one time. The Rams finally did the Lobos in when Angelo hit two free shots with 11 seconds left in the game to give them a 74-71 lead. Eddie Steward tallied the final two points tor the Lobos as the buzzer sounded, ending the game in a 74-73 victory for the Rams. 98 f- . 99 Lobo Cindermen Work Hard to Make Year Progressive 100 Track Team Members of the track team were: Row 1, Gilbert Mesa, Steve Garcia, Elifonso Esquivel, Gerald Land, Alfonso Men¬ doza, Pete Malonado, Henry Ledezma, Row 2, Oliver Payne, Melvin Parrimore, Derek Moore, Roy Malp- hurs, L. C. Marlin, Albert Maxie, and Bernard Nious. 101 Outstanding Athletes Receive Individual Honors 102 103 104 105 «f ' Sul Ross Hosts 29th Annual NIRA Rodeo 106 107 Rodeo Team Representing Sul Ross in NIRA rodeo competition were Graham Bowman, calf and team roping; Jim Light, calf and team roping, dogging; John Bach¬ elor, saddle bronc, bullriding, dogging; Hal Woods, bareback; Philip Berry, calf and team roping; Clint Creech, bullriding; Rick Kenney, bullriding, bareback, dogging; Jimmy Jones, bareback; Terry Langford, barrels; Liz Yaden, breakaway; Jean Anne Evans, barrels, and Eddie Langford, bullrid¬ ing. 108 Rodeo Club Co-hosts Ft. Stockton Rodeo 110 Loboettes Finish Season With 36-5 Record Sul Ross women ' s volleyball team finished the ' 74 season with a 36-5 record. The Loboettes won the District Zone tournament Nov. 1-2. The SR volleyball team finished in the top eight of the State Championship held Nov. 15-16. The Loboettes competed in three other tournaments besides the Zone and State tourneys. The team won the Howard County Junior Tournament and the University of Texas at El Paso tourney. They came in 2nd place at the University of Texas at Austin tournament. Dr. Paul Pierce, volleyball coach, had nothing short of praise for his girls. In an interview with Dr. Pierce after the state tournament, he stated that the girls had played to the very best of their capabilities throughout the season. 112 Volleyball Team Captures District Zone The Sul Ross volleyball team won the championship at the District Zone tournament in Abilene Nov. 1-2. The Loboettes defeated Howard County Junior College with scores of 15-8 and 16-14 for the championship. The volleyball team began tournament play by beating Odessa College 15-4 and 15-11. They then won their match with Texas Tech with scores of 15-8, 5-15 and 15-5. Before playing for the championship, the Loboettes defeated Abilene Christian College 8-15, 15-11, and 15-11. Volleyball Team Places in Top Eight at State Meet The SR women’s volleyball team placed in the top eight of the State Championship held in Denton Nov. 15-16. Sixteen teams from seven zones within the state competed for the title. The teams were divided into four pools of four teams each. Each team within a pool played the other members of its pool with the top two finishers advanc¬ ing to the play offs. The Loboettes finished second in pool three by defeating Stephen F. Austin University and Texas A I University and losing to the University of Houston (U of H). SR and U of H then advanced to finals where Sully again played U of H. Again U of H was victorious and the Loboettes were relegated to the con¬ solation bracket. There they were defeated by Sam Houston State University with scores of 15-11 and 15-11 which eliminated the SR volleyball team from the tourna¬ ment, thus ending their season with a 36-5 record. 114 Sul Ross Women’s Volleyball Team Members of the volleyball team were: kneel ing, Minerva Minjares, Phyllis Sance, Mary Alice Terrazas, Marian Hobson, Linda Huestis; standing, Glenda O ' Bryant, Becky Espino, Mary Gordon, Linda Granado, Laura Cobb, Janet McGuire, Carla Bailey, and coach Paul Pierce. This team’s sea¬ sonal record proved to be an out¬ standing and impressive total of 36 wins and only 5 losses. 115 Members of the golf team were: Joe Brininstool, Sandy Prid- geon, Mark Holman, and Jeff Loerwald. Golf Team Ranks High in Tournament Play 117 118 Women Show Liking to Intramural Basketball | v ' ,V iWr |liK®WI 119 120 Tower of Power Bounces Away With Intramural Championship 121 122 123 Brand King and Queen Mike Lemons Denise Trepagnier TKE Sweetheart Dana Hand AKL Sweetheart Paula Crain r 125 Campus Favorites Conrado Arriola Bertha Orta Campus Favorites Christine Walker Jack Bennett Campus Favorites Elaine Zapata Elva Ramos Campus Favorites Rosa Tercero Saul Mancha 129 Cindy Heatly Homecoming Queen 130 Homecoming Court K W J. Cynthia Teniente Bertha Orta Marcia Jones Marty Minjares Freshmen Favorites Mark Bowman Bonnie Rivera 132 Sophomore Favorites Kathy Cerullo Chris Giese Junior Favorites Scott McDougal Christine Walker 134 aX. Cynthia Teniente Donna Randolph Rodeo Queen 136 Track Sweetheart Marion Hobson Basketball Sweetheart Rosa Waters 137 Black Students King and Queen Archie White Barbara White 138 Spanish Club King and Queen Armando Paniagua Sandra Baeza Who’s Who Anthony Merluzzi Kye Lear Maurice Partin Selma Stubblefield 140 Rodney Harper Claude McKinney 141 Who’s Who Jeffrey Loerwald Richard Lauchner Austin Keller Gary Wolf 142 James Rhodes George Nicholas 143 Who’s Who Catherine Massey Frank Partida Billy Golden Darcy Krumwiede Gloria Baeza Candace Burnside 144 Cary Peeples Tony Dickinson Cynthia Bierschwale Who’s Who Richard Lemons Billy Ivey Robert Graham 146 J iJ.: Marcia Jones Conrado Arriola 147 148 ■l ' A - . Stiff ■ ' • -■ ' . . . ' £mS35i iPi , . the Way We Were 149 Alpha Kappa Lambda Members of the Alpha Kappa Lambda service fraternity were: bottom left to right, Terry Nelson, Joseph Evangelista, Frank Parker, Bobby Beard, Henly Ledezma, William Hink- son, Eli Lopez, Martin Pineda, Noe Gonzales, Luis Lobo, James Robey, Sam Kuhns, Roger Barnes, John Beckcom, Michael Mog, and Pat Edinger. Top, Elifonso Esquivel, Roy Malphurs, Gary Miller, Robert Ford, Glen Perry, George Strader, Johnny Walker, Don Witt (advisor), Hector Valdes Jr., Rudolph Cruz, Jim Shannon, and Jerry Carvajal. 150 Alethiakai Members of the Alethiakai Little Sister Organization were: Row 1, Letty Ramirez, Brenda Fox, Melva Valdes, Noma Nar- raine, Tina Montgomery; Row 2, Joyce Daniels, Christine Walker, Susan Wright, Rosalinda Segura, Paula Miller. 151 Tau Kappa Epsilon Members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon service fraternity were: Row 1, Dennis Hagler, Rod Harper, Joe Reyes, Jim Bice, Kevin Phillips, John Robinson; Row 2, Ronnie Davis, Dale Lambert, Bill Welsh, Richard Burton, Bruce Wood, Donnie Washington, Stephen Campbell, Sammy Salinas; Row 3, Kenneth Ersch, Bob Stoeck, Jim Wheeler, David Robinson, Don Nall, Delbert Arnold, Tommy King, Shane Ball, Jerry Pat¬ ton, Felipe Rodriguez, and Roy C. Lassiter, regional officer. Phi Mu Members of the Phi Mu Sorority were: Row 1, Dorothy Heliums, Maureen Ball, Jill Neece, Sandra McKinney, Laura Cobb, Row 2, Dana Hand, Nancy Knaur, Judy Templeton (advisor), Donna Watkins (advisor), and Sara Smith. Alpha Chi Alpha Chi honorary society junior members were: Row 1, Virginia Stuessy, Patsy Moss, Margaret Smith, Row 2, Monte Russell, Belinda Hartnett, Robie Golden, Kay Tal- mage, Row 3, Tony Merluzzi, Steve Simpson, and Phillip Bertram. Alpha Chi honorary society senior members were: Row 1, Cecilia Sanchez, Kathryn McKenzie, Bertha Orta, Lauren Satterwhite, Gloria Baeza, Row 2, Kye Lear, Joe Blackstone, James Rhodes, Selma Stubblefield, Francisco Partida, Mil¬ lie Pope, Row 3, Mark Lamb, Virgil Beasley, Mike Lemons, Harry Lear, Tony Alvarado, and Bill Hinkson. 154 Alpha Psi Omega Members of the drama honor society, Alpha Psi Omega were: Row 1, Katherine Boyd (advisor), Rilda Caudle, Marcia Jones, Row 2, Jim McMillan, Johnny Marlin, and Jerry Phillips (advisor). Beta Beta Beta Members of Beta Beta Beta were: Row 1, Jimmy Wilson, Dr. Barton Warnock (advisor), Dr. James Scudday (advisor), Vijay Persuad, Kye Lear, Row 2, Bill Hinkson, Jim Weedin, Greg DeAnda, Gerald Lazar, Ben Daily, James Berry, Row 3, Wanda Layton, Mary Crabtree, Peggy Ponton, Belinda Hart¬ nett, Barbara Scown, Selma Stubblefield, Row 4, Noma Naraine, Karen Green, Kay Whitley, Sue Bell, Millie Pope, Judy Hunter, and Dr. Adam Hoefling (advisor). 156 Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Kappa Psi members were: Left to right, James Rhodes, Thomas Gothard, Glenn Humphries, Jesse Brijalba, Jeff Rodg¬ ers, Kenney Ersch, Mark Hines. 157 Phi Alpha Theta Members of Phi Alpha Theta were: Row 1, Margaret Smith, Judith Parsons (advisor), Becky McKee, Row 2, Dr. Marshall Reynolds (advisor), Mark Lamb, Dr. James Hindman (advi¬ sor), Dr. Earl Elam (advisor), and Juan Dominguez. 158 Sigma Tau Delta Members of Sigma Tau Delta were: Lupe Valenzuela, Bertha Orta, Marcia Jones, Candy Purvis, and Karen Anderson, Row 2, Charla Ellis, John Ellis, and Dr. Nelson Sager. ■■■■■■■■■I I 1 Tau Beta Sigma Members of Tau Beta Sigma Sorority were: Row 1, Diana Gregston, Linda Pope, Row 2, Ellen Boyd (advisor), Kathryn McKenzie, and Dorothy Heliums. Wesley Foundation Members of the Wesley Foundation were Row 1, Sammy Salinas, Kim Langlois, James Miculka, Cindy Moon, Ben Daily, Ed Flores, Ronnie Merrill, Row 2, James Berry, Tom Walker, Sammy Baker, Juanita Gilbert, John Gilbert, Amy Clair, Shannon Pabst, Andy Moon, Kevin Phillips, Dale Lam¬ bert, Bob Stoeck, Row 3, Scot Donaldson, Phil Baker, Jerry Lazar, Tom Hawthorne, Rev. Phil Baker and Thad Dulin. 161 Baptist Student Union Members of the Baptist Student Union for 1974-75 were: Row 1, Lynn Caffey, Eddy Carlton, Bill Duncan, Mike Gibson, Row 2, Sandra Harris, David Booth, Marina Guadarrama, Linda Scaparra, Sandi Ploetz, Row 3, Jim Brokenbeck, Peggy Laws, Mike Laws, Judy Byrd, Choo Choo Dyer, and Kenneth Melton. Table Tennis Club Members of the Table Tennis Club were: Row 1, Johnny Perez, Ronnie Merrill, Nalin Domadia, Kim Langlois, Row 2, Laura Subt, Vijay Persuad, Wanda Layton, Johnny Layton, Row 3, Zaven Soghoian, Wayne Schulz (advisor), Francis Yan, Jong-Cheng- Tsang, and Wai-Hung Li. Clip and Brand Members of the Clip and Brand were Kyra Davis, Howard Worley, Steve Sells, Donna Farris, Arland Cox, Russ Davis, Joe Martinez, Tim Merrifield, Jim Ross, Rex Marks, Chey¬ enne (mascot), Tex Harris, Kay Dawn Stratton, Cheryl Ellis, Spook Murphy, Marci Francis, Jeff Dunklin, Gary Broz and Jim Cash. 164 Sage Members of the Sage staff were: Left to right, Cecilia Valenzuela, Candace Burnside, Tom English, Dr. Paul Lister (advisor), Steve Johnson, and Lauren Satterwhite. Fall Skyline Staff Members of the fall semester SKYLINE staff were: Row 1, Zana Switzer, Belinda Hartnett, Sandi Owens, Stephen John, John Beckcom, Kim Flagged, James Sahli, Scott Spencer (editor), Gregory Jones (advisor); Row 2, Harper Jones, Frank Parker, Stanley Dyer and Charles Spear. 166 Members of the spring Skyline staff were: Row 1, Gregory Jones (advisor), Stephen John (editor), Sandi Owens, Mau¬ reen Ball, Shivaun Ball, John Johnson, Zana Switzer, Charlie Spear, Irma Zepeda; Row 2, John Beckcom and Tom Mor¬ gan. Spring Skyline Staff t- - 167 Majorettes Brenda Fox, Elizabeth Lopez, Cherilyn Priddy, Debbie Mitchell 168 Rock Ensemble Members of the Rock Ensemble included: Row 1, Harrell Winters, Billie Hawk, Jesse Brijalba, David Warfield, James Bice, Andrew Guerrero, Chuck Baxley, Kenny Ersch; Row 2, Jean O’Leary, Jeff Rodgers, Tomm Gothard; Row 3, Steve Campbell, Mark Hinds, Rogelio Guerrero, Steve Cowell, Grace Ramos, Glen Humphries and Jack Davis. Country Lab Band Members of the Country Lab Band were David Warfield, Joella Minter, Sammy Salinas and Bud Strong. 169 Symphonic Band Members of the Symphonic Band were: Row 1, Stephen John, Margaret Johnson, Keith Williams, Denise Kareen, Tommy Gothard, Brenda Fox, Maurice Partin, Janet Lewis, Diana Gregston, Row 2, Don Chandler (director), Billie Hawk, Graciela Ramos, Eutequio Lujan, Jesse Brijalba, Bruce Kingston, Susanna Detrich, Elizabeth Lopez, James Bice, Row 3, Jack Davis, Jeff Rodgers, Randy Surber, Roge- lio Guerrero, Glenn Humphries, Joella Minter, Chuck Baxley, Wayne Whiteaker, Row 4, Sammy Salinas, Ronald Thack- ston, Kenneth Ersch, Kevin Phillips, Archie White, Steve Campbell, Row 5, Karen Graham, James Rhodes, David Der¬ ing, Scooter Cassler, Dorothy Heliums, Linda Upshaw, and Mark Hinds. 170 University Choir Members of the University Choir were: Row 1, Daphne Eubanks, Georgia Fleming, Peggy Simmerman, Diann Becker, Carla Breckles, Margaret Johnson, Joella Minter, Richard Honea (director), Row 2, Faye Dozier, Avis Faulk, Kathryn McKenzie, Sara Long, Penny Hardaway, Dellen Gibson, Terrye Wilson, Row 3, David Warfield, Mike Bender, Daniel Chavez, Wayne Whiteaker, Jesse Brijalba, Mark Hinds, Row 4, Sammy Salinas, Frank Chavez, Conrado Arriola, Orlando Vasquez, Row 5, James Rhodes, Jeff Rodgers, Tonny Goth ard, and Gregg Bass. Business and Economics Association Members of the Business and Economics Association were: Row 1, Saul Mancha, Frank Partida, Terry Brooks, Robert Salgado, Sonia Salinas, and Dr. Ben Tanksley (advisor), Row 2, Genebra Benton, Darcy Krumwiede, Ben Crutcher, Hector Morales, and Apolito Acosta, Row 3, Jimbo Beard, Billy Golden, Jerry Greenwood, Mike Gibney, and Harry Lear. International Students Association Members of the International Students Association were: Row 1, Nalin Domadia, Wai-Hung Li, Amid Rangra, Noma Naraine, Row 2, Ghassem Mozaffari, Vijay Persuad, Catherine King, Mary Rodrigues, Martha Tipton, Sandra Harris, Row 3, Dr. Avinash Rangra (advisor), Jong-Cheung Tsang, Zaven Soghoian, Eric H. C. Lin, Nateghsabet Ali, Chun-Lai Lin and Chin-Long Lai. Black Students Association Members of the Black Students Association were: Row 1, Tina Montgomery, Marcia Jones, Cynthia Brooks, Barbara White, Row 2, Archie White, Christine Walker, Sonya Green, Sherman Goodwin, Row 3, Dr. James Hindman (advisor), Bernard Nious, Art Sanford, Albert Jackson, Willie Elmore, and Gregory Stewart. 174 I Los Tertulianos Members of Los Tertulianos were: Row 1, Rosa Linda Rodri¬ guez, Sonia Salinas, Rachel Guerra, Santos Vasquez, Irma San¬ chez, Lupe Valenzuela, Hilda Castillo, Dorothy Carrillo; Row 2, Elva Ramos, Armando Paniagua, Joe Alvarez, Dr. James Hind¬ man (advisor), Christine Walker, Rudy Robles, Frank Morin. 175 Brand Members of the Brand were Zana Switzer (editor), Gregory Jones (advi¬ sor), Harper Jones and Stephen John (associate editor). Vicki Smith and Frank Parker served as the university photographers, work¬ ing for both the Brand, Skyline and University Information Office. 176 Student Congress Student Congress members for 1974-75 were: Row 1, Luis Lobo, Mary Gordon, Joe Tavarez, Libby Perez, Elva Ramos, Mary Beth Crabtree; Row 2, Ben Daily, Robert Salgado, Susan Wright, David Engwer, Bertha Orta, Conrado Arriola. Chemistry Club Members of the Chemistry Club were: Row 1, Diana Gregston, Kye Lear, Gary Wolf, Kevin Lawyer, Row 2, Don Witt (advisor), Nalin Domadia, Debra Kenyon, Stephanie Hale, Frostie Forster, Debbie DeBusk, Ghassem Mozaffari, Lesley Fulk, Row 3, Steve Simpson, Vijay Persaud, Dr. A. K. Rangra (advisor), Robert Mercier, Robert Hillger, Gilbert Siller, and Clay Cook. Society of Physics Students Members of the Physics Club were: Row 1, Martin Pineda, Johnnie Layton, Kellie Templeton, Simon Li, Row 2, Noma Naraine, Don Witt (advisor), Wanda Layton, Skip Croft, Row 3, Vijay Persaud, Steve Simpson, George Waters, David Groves, Ben Daily, Nalin Domadia, Dr. Avinash Rangra (advisor), and Susan Rose. Not pictured, Kenny Bacon and Wayne Schulz. • . 179 Geological Society Members of the Geological Society were: Row 1, Glenn Perry, Bruce Walker, Diana Gregston, Row 2, Debbie DeBusk, Frostie Forster, Eleanor Ramsey, Marlene Estep, Dr. David Mattison (advisor), Frank Suttles, Kevin Chesser, Joey Finger, Phillip Ber¬ tram, Eli Lopez, and John Paul. Industrial Arts Club Members of the Industrial Arts Club were: Row 1, Pete Maldonado, Wyn King, Mike Spear, Mike Lemons, Tommy Schuler, Vee McMillan, Row 2, Dr. Bill Leavitt (advisor), Mark Glenn, Robert Graham, Terry Barnhard, Billy Coudding, Carl Chandler, Bruce Woods, Row 3, Rick Lamar, Robert Bowden (advisor), Roy Smith, John Land, Melvin Perrymore, and Mike Bachofer. Pre-Law Association Members of the Pre-law Association were: Beau Duncan, Scott Johnson, Sandi Owens, and Nelson Skinner. 182 T. S. L. E. O. A. Members of the Texas Student Law Enforcement Officers’ Association were: Row 1, Pat Moore, Lynda Haiman, Richard Weber (advisor), Sara Smith, Patty Lippke, Terry Norman, Row 2, Jack Bennett, Sonny Trice, Charlie Lott, Mark Rivera, Andres Gonza¬ lez, Larry Smith, Row 3, Ray Sparks, Robert Patrick, David Green, Brent Stroman, Joe Blackstone, Roberto Rodriguez, Row 4, Russell Cowart, and Mike Laws. 183 Webb Historical Society Members of the Webb Historical Society were: Row 1, James Miculka, Stanley Halbert, Ronnie Merrill, Judith Parsons (advisor), Row 2, Susan Bell, Charles Garofalo (advisor), and Teresa Weedin. 184 Sachems Members of the Sachems Literary Society were: Row 1, Rosa Waters, Tani Lane, Donna Staffeld, Evelyn Winfree, Bertha Orta, Sheri Sherrill, Marcia Jones, Elaine Garner, Belinda Hartnett, Cynthia Teniente; Row 2, Lou Ann Cole, Irma San¬ chez, Lynn Hoffman, Lety Ramirez, Noma Naraine, Bonnie Gonzales, Marty Minjares, Lynne Harry, Janice Williams, Lupe Balenzuela, Marty Gonzales, Sonja Green, Rosalinda Rodriguez, Paula Crain, Melva Valdes, Laura Windel, Irma Macias, and Zana Switzer. 185 Members of the PEM Club were: Row 1, Johnny Valdez, Cynthia Wood, Carole Morgan, Tani Lane, Rosa Waters, Glenda O’Brien, Debbie Lowry, Jeany Tarango, Janet McGuire, Row 2, Millie Pope, Billie Lynn (advisor), Virginia Russell, Linda Sca- parra, Gary Renfro, Ron Nicholas, Rey Whitfield, Hohnny Perez, Glen Reyes, Robert Pendleton, David Solis, Fred Robles, Row 3, Ronnie Stephens, Frank Martinez, Tom VanHusen, Doug Lynn, Jimmy Scott, Phyllis Sance, Tommy Washington, Roy Smyers, Brad Carter, Brent McWilliams, Ken Sharp, Gary Roan, and Lonnie Seipp. Other members of the PEM Club were: Row 1, Cherl Freeman, Brenda Fox, Sue Ann Dietrich, Marian Hobson, Sharon Bedell, Sharon Hough, Row 2, Brooks Dozier (advisor), Bob Highley, Jerry Adams, Mitch Brininstool, Melvin Jackson, Cecilia Jimenez! Vickie Glasscock, Mike Apadoca, Billy Byrd, Mike Gibson, Brad Carter, Row 3, Marina Guadarrama, Frank Krhut (advisor), Rosella DeAnda, Mark Holman, Jerry Cassell, Jesse Espino, Kim Hughes, Jack Hayter, David Harbour, Teresa Daugherty, Raui Celedon, Janette Bowers (advisor), Tony Alvardo, Albert Jackson, and Jim Blackburn. Physical Education Majors Club 186 Texas Student Education Association Texas Student Education Association members were: Row 1, Sue Pannell (advisor), Laura Foutz, Kathryn McKenzie, Denise Trepagnier, Row 2, Mark Lamb, Tony Alvarado, Mike Lemons, and Kye Lear. Range Management Club Members of the Range Management Club were: Row 1, Noe Gonzalez, Mike Neff, Tony Dickinson, David Gonzales, Row 2, Dr. Wayne Hanselka (advisor), Danny Daniels, Gary Keller, Tom Payton, Row 3, Buenaventura Reyes, Jean Dickinson, and Chris Weimers. 03 3 ° 3 S 03 QQ i§ O 0 c 03 E Q - 0 0 CO O DC Eo.E - co $5 r- -C 0 CO ai sz r- S © £ o CD ® CQ in £ - 03 |S°.5 sis ' -£= £= O -2 1“3S “i 8 « 55 CO LJ CO 0 c o “D E E 0 0 0 0 O cc 0 o 1 g E 0 D —I 0 -I? 2 2. 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ROTC Detachment Members of the 849th Air Force ROTC Cadet Squadron were: Row 1, Greg Escue, Scott Spencer (corps com¬ mander), Rolland Reynolds, Russell Sailler, Row 2, Raul Valdez, Anthony Merluzzi, Michael Gibney, James Bice, Jimmy Williams, Rod Harper, Row 3, Reynaldo Chavez, Morris Brown, Clar- isa Garcia, Robert Mercier, Belinda Hartnett, Allan Crosby, Beverly Price, Row 4, Larry Smith, Bennetta Schmidt, Michael Potts, Martin Pineda, Danny Daniels, Kim Flaggert, Andres Gon¬ zales, Row 5, Joseph Scaparra, Dale Lambert, Michael Bernal, James Wheeler, Jack Bennett, Carl Koch, Frank Finnern, Row 6, Gerhart Moel¬ ler, Ken Myers, Frank Perkins, Eliberto Marquez, John Estepp, and Auther Dearing. Arnold Air Society Members of the Arnold Air Society were: Row 1, Morris Brown, Robert Mercier, Kim Flaggert, Carl Koch, John Perkins, Row 2, Rolland Rey¬ nolds, Reynaldo Chavez, Allan Crosby, Belinda Hartnett, Rodney Har¬ per, Row 3, Frank Finnern, Joseph Scaparra, Gregg Bass, Auther Dear¬ ing, and James Bice. 191 Wilderness Society Members of the Wilderness Society were: Row 1, Bart Gillan, Susan Massey, Alex Guthrie, Peggy Ponton, Row 2, Mary Turner, Joan Stutts, Bruce Walker, Randy Kemp, Ben Daily, Row 3, Susan Bell, Kevin Chesser, Mary Beth Crabtree, Bedelle Schneider, Mary Kay Seibert, Terry Nelson, Kevin Porteck, Mehdi Mirmomeni, Row 4, John Henry, Mike Nail, Tom Gordy, Joe Orr, John Patrick, and John Cowen. 192 Karate Club Members of the Karate Club were: Clay Webb, Martin Penada, Claude McKinney, Robert Pendleton, and Kevin Phillips. 194 gallery 195 JUJ£ 196 197 Antonio Acosta.Sr. Poli Acosta .Fr. Bo Adams.So. Carolyn Adams.Fr. Elaine Adams.Jr. Jerry Adams.So. Linn Adams .So. 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David Booth.Fr. Juanita Bourcy .Fr. Mark Bowman.Fr. John Bradley.Fr. Nancy Brady.Sr. Thad Brannon.So. Maryn Bratton.Jr. Carla Breckles.Sr. Michael Brennan.Sr. Jesse Brijalba .Fr. Mitchell Brininstool .Fr. Rick Brister.Fr. Joe Brookins.Fr. Cynthia Brooks.Fr. Terry Brooks.Sr. Morris Brown .So. Gary Broz.So. Jimmy Burke.Gr. Randy Burnett.Sr. 200 Dale Burns.So. Caryn Burnside.Fr. Deborah Burton.Jr. Richard Burton.Gr Calanthia Butler.Sr. Judy Byrd .Jr. Alicia Cabezuela.Fr. Lynn Caffey .So. Stanley Caffey.So. Anna Cain.Fr. Carolyn Calomeni .Fr. Stephen Campbell.Fr. Alma Campos.Fr. Charles Campos.Fr. Sarah Canfield.Fr. Paul Cantrell.Gr. Ronny Carey.Fr James Carlton.Sr Karen Carmichael.Fr. Angelina Carrasco .So. Mary Lou Carrasco.Sr. David Carrillo.Fr. Dorothy Carrillo.Sr. Elida Carrillo.So. James Cash.So. Luther Cassler .Gr. Hilda Castillo.Jr. Kathy Cerullo.So. Allen Chandler.Fr. Daniel Chavez.So. 201 Jesse Chavez.Jr. Reynaldo Chavez.So. Kevin Chesser .So. Jerry Clarke.Fr. Laura Cobb.Fr. 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Rebecca Elmore .Fr. 203 William Elmore.Jr. David Engwer.Jr. Kenneth Ersch.Fr. Elifonso Esquivel.Fr. Jessie Espino.Jr. John Estepp .Fr. TonyEtti.So. Greta Eubanks.Fr. James Eubanks.Gr. Joseph Evangelista.Gr. Jean Evans.So. Kenneth Evans.Jr. Unamerla Evans .Sr. Thomas Ezell.Fr. Farajolah-Mondanizadeh.So. Michael Farino.Fr. Joe Fayle.Jr. Frank Finnern.So. Kim Flagged .Fr. Kenneth Fleetwood.So. Joseph Flores.So. Larry Flores.Sr. Elmira Forman.Jr. Phillip Forster.So. Pam Foster .Fr. Laura Foutz.Sr. Brenda Fox.So. Marci Francis.Fr. Linda Franco.Fr. George Franks.So. 204 Cheryl Freeman.Fr. Mary Fullbright.So. Albert Garcia.Fr. Armando Garcia .Sr. Patricia Garcia.Fr. Keri Gardom.Fr. Carlos Garza.Sr. Amanda Gearhart.Sr. Shirley Gentry.Fr. Jan Gerecke.Fr. Benny Gibbs.Sr. Dellen Gibson .Jr. Michael Gibson.Jr. Bernard Giese.So. John Gilbert.Sr. BartGillan.Jr. Nita Glasscock .Sr. James Glenn.Sr. Sherman Godwin .So. Billy Golden.Sr. 205 Robie Golden.Jr. Ruben Gomez.Fr. Leo Gomez.Fr. 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Johnnie Layton.Sr. Wanda Layton.Sr. Gerald Lazar.Sr. Harry Lear.Sr. Kye Lear.Sr. Gary LeBlanc.Fr. John Lees.Fr. Richard Lemons .Sr. Kemp Lewis.Jr. Kevin Lewis .So. Arturo Leyva.Sr. Wai Li .Fr. Jue-Wah Lim.Sr. Floyd Lipe.Fr. Richard Lipham.Sr. Ernest Lively.So. Rick LoBello.Gr. 210 Beverly Locke.Fr. Gregory Locke.Jr. Sara Long .Jr. Eli Lopez.So. Elizabeth Lopez .So. Gilgert Lopez.Sr. Robert Lopez.Jr. Charles Lott.Fr. Maje Lowrance.So. Debbie Lowry.So. Jimmy Lowry.Sr. Paul Lucas.So. Bruce Luckett.Fr. Eutequio Lujan.So. James Lujan .Fr. Tony Lujan .Fr. Douglas Lynn.So. KarrieLynn.Sr. Georgia McAfee.Fr. Jack McDaniel.Sr. Malcolm McDougal .Jr. James McCaughan.Jr. Michael McCoury.Fr. John McElroy .Fr. David McFadden.Sr. David McFarling.So. Kathryn McKenzie.Sr. Sandie McKinney.Fr. Jonathon McIntosh.So. Currie McWilliams.Sr. 211 Irma Macias.So. Roy Malphurs .Fr. Saul Mancha.Sr. Terry Manning .So. Rex Marks.Fr. Eliberto Marquez.So. Carlos Marrufo.Jr. Joe Martinez .Jr. Rodolfo Martinez.So. Frankie Marsh.Fr. Jerry Marshall.Fr. Catherine Massey.Sr. Robert Massey.Fr. Gerald Masters.Jr. Gilbert Mauricio.Fr. Adan Mediano .So. Alfonso Mendoza.Jr. Robert Mercier.Fr. Anthony Merluzzi.Jr. Tim Merrifield.Fr. Ronnie Merrill.So. James Miculka.•..So. David Miller.Fr. Gary Miller.So. Lee Roy Miller.So. Marcus Miller.Fr. Mary Miller.Sr. Patricia Miller.Fr. William Miller.Sr. Debra Mitchell.Jr. 212 George Mitchell.Fr. William Mitchell .Jr. Richard Mondragon.Fr. Lupe Montezuma.Jr. Ortencia Montezuma.Fr. Tina Montgomery.Fr. Guy Moore.Jr. Pat Moore.So. Moussa Moradieh-Kashani .... So. Hector Morales.Sr. Rey Morales.So. Carole Morgan.Fr. Tom Morgan.Fr. Linda Morphew.So. Patsy Moss.Sr. Jose Muniz.Jr. Maria Muniz.Sr. Samuel Murphy.Fr. Judith Murrah .Sr. Dahiru Musa.Gr. 213 Jessye Myles.Jr. James Nail.Sr. Donald Nall.So. Noma Naraine.Jr. Rick Navar.Fr. Jill Neece.So. Dottie Neese.Fr. Michael Neff .Sr. Terry Nelson.Fr. George Nicholas.Sr. Ronald Nicholas.So. Cail Nilson.Fr. Gene Nixon.Fr. Terry Norman .Fr. Linda Nugent.Fr. Glenna O’Bryant.Fr. John O’Donnell.So. Kehinde Olatunji .Fr. Comanche Ormsby.Sr. Bertha Orta.Sr. 214 Patricia Ortega.So. Jesus Ortiz.Sr. Oladipo Oshodi.Fr. Debbie Ott.Fr. Trava Owen.Fr. Charles Owens .Jr. Sandra Owens.Fr. Shannon Pabst .Jr. Lawrence Padron .Fr. Armando Paniagua .Jr. Frank Parker.So. Maurice Partin.Gr. Francisco Partida .Sr. John Paul .Jr. Thomas Payton.So. Pamela Peiser.Fr. Jonny Perez.Jr. Willie Perez.Fr. John Perkins.Fr. Glen Perry.Jr. Vijay Persuad.Jr. Wayne Peters.So. Stephen Peterson .Fr. Donna Petty.So. Kevin Phillips.Fr. Marilyn Pigman.Fr. Ina Pike.So. Martin Pineda.So. Theresa Pledger .Fr. Sandy Ploetz.So. 215 Cherilyn Priddy.Fr. Carey Poe.Fr. Greg Poe.Fr. Elidia Polanco.Sr. Jay Pollard.Fr. Victor Polyak.Fr. Linda Pope.Sr. Millie Pope.Sr. Larry Porras.Sr. Michael Potts.So. Mark Powell.Fr. Russell Powell.Sr. Catherine Pruske.Fr. Larry Purcell.So. Beverly Purdy.Fr. 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Mark Sullivan.Fr. Randy Surber .Sr. Zana Switzer.So. Brent Stroman.So. Nathan Strong.Fr. William Strong.So. Virginia Stuessy.Jr. Becky Sturman .Fr. KayTalmage.Jr. JoeTavarez.So. Debra Taylor.So. Vicki Taylor.Fr. Jose Tercero.So. 220 RosaTecero .Jr. Vicki Thalman .Jr. Shelley Thurman.So. Jan Tilson.Sr. Alejandro Torres.Jr. Laura Torres.Jr. Denise Trepagnier.Sr. Patricia Trepagnier .Fr. Marcos Trevino.Sr. Mario Trevino.Jr. Floyd Trice.Fr. Richard Trice .So. Nicki Turnbow.So. Danny Ullrich .So. Linda Upshaw.So. David Valles.Fr. Connie Valenzuela.Jr. Jack Valenzuela.Sr. Lupe Valenzuela .Jr. Hector Valdez .Jr. 221 Melva Valdes.So. Gustavo Valdez.Fr. Rodolfo Valdez.Fr. Carlos Vargas.So. Juan Vasquez.So. Norma Vasquez.Jr. Ruben Vasquez.Fr. Susan Veal.Fr. Oscar Villa.Sr. Sammy Villalobos.Jr. Beatrice Villarreal.Sr. Carlos Villarreal.So. Charles Villarreal.Fr. Bruce Walker.So. Christen Walker.Jr. Theresa Walker.Jr. Virginia Walker.Sr. Robert Wallman .Gr. Mark Walton.So. David Warfield.Fr. Donnie Washington .So. Ricky Watts.So. Clabe Webb.Fr. Diane Webb.Fr. William Welch .Sr. Willie West.Fr. Bobby Whisman .Fr. Archie White.Sr. Barbara White.Sr. Waneda White.Jr. 222 Rex Whitfield Fr. Kay Whitley Francis Yau Elaine Zapata Joe Zepeda Robert Zukevich Lona Whittington RosaWidner . .. Keith Williams . . Marie Williams. . Robin Wilson . . . Mark Winn . . William Winter Lori Winters . Samuel Wittlin Jerry Wofford Gary Wolf . James Woodward Danny Worley . . Howard Worley . Susan Wright. . . Gr. So. .Sr. Fr. Gr. Gr. Fr. .Sr. So. .Fr. .Fr. .Sr. .Fr. So. So. Sr. Gr. Fr. .Jr. .Fr. 223 Memories, lighHhe corners of my mind Misty water colored memories of the way we were. :25 Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. 1 2 : Can it be that it was all so simple then Or has time written every line If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me would we? Could we? 2 : 230 «§ A A 1L 1J 1 rife 1 1 x Memories may be beautiful and yet. Ones too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter we will remember. Acknowledgments Many long and hard hours went into constructing this yearbook so Sul Ross students would have something to look back on and remember “those college years.” A spe¬ cial thanks goes to Dr. Clifford Casey for allowing us to use the old photographs which appear in this book. Another note of appreciation goes to Greg and Harper Jones who labored right alongside the staff (all two of us). The final thank you goes to our photographers, especially Vickie Smith. If Vickie had not of come to Sul Ross at the begin¬ ning of the spring semester, we would still be working on this book. It is our hope that by reading and looking through this yearbook, some pride in Sul Ross will develop. So many events took place during the year that are not recorded in this volume. However, what is recorded serves as an overall picture of “the way we were.” A Acosta, Abigay: Marfa, 190 Acosta, Antonio: Marfa, 198 Acosta, Cecilio: Marathon Acosta, Apolito: Marfa, 172 Acosta, Mario: Diliey Acosta, Poli: 198 Acosta, Tiburcio: Marfa Adams, Barbara: Silverton Adams, Carolyn: Marathon, 198 Adams, Elaine: Marfa, 198 Adams, Frank: Ft. Davis, 198 Adams, Jerry: Kermit, 198 Adams, Linn: Alvin, 198 Adams, Scott: Ft. Davis Aguilar, Gregorio: Marathon Aguilar, Steve: Midland Alaniz, Fred: 198 Aldridge, Dennis: Gaines, 198 Alexander, Hannette: Denver City Alford, Cary: Pearsall Allen, Danny: Abernathy Alvarado, Elvia: Marfa Alvarado, Ernest: Alpine Alvarado, Pablo: Marfa Alvarado, Tony: 154,187 Alvarez, Jose: Del Rio, 175,198 Alvarez, Manuel: Ft. Stockton Alvarez, Rosa: Alpine Ames, John: Van Horn Amezcua, Eduardo: Del Rio Amicone, Lanni: San Antonio Anderson, Karen: Alpine, 159,198 Anderson, Mary: Midland Anderson, Pennie: Big Spring Andrade, Reynaldo: Del Rio Andrews, Dennis: Corrigan, 198 Apodaca, Bertha: Clint, 198 Apodaca, Mike: Clint, 198 Aradillas, Eliza: Laredo, 198 Aranda, George: Balmorhea, 198 Arheiger, Cynthia: Kerrville 198 Arispe, Pablo: Alpine Arledge, Monte: Del Rio Armistead, Mary: Presidio Armbruster, Cynthia: Pecos Arnold, Delbert: El Paso, 152 Arredondo, Amelia: Ozona, 198 Arrieta, Mary: Marfa Arriola, Conrado: Marfa, 126,147,171, 177,198 B Bachelor, John: Alpine, 109,198 Bachelor, Swanne: Alpine, 189,198 Bachofer, Mike: San Antonio, 90,181 Bacon, Darolyn: Alpine, 198 Bacon, Kenneth: Alpine Badamo, Ronald: Central Islip, N.Y. Baeza, Gloria: Presidio, 144,154,198 Baeza, Salvador: Marfa Baezo, Sandra: Ft. Davis, 139,198 Bailey, Carla: Refugio, 115,198 Bailey, Donna: Alpine, 198 Bailey, Jimmy: Seminole, 198 Bailey, John: Del Rio Bain, Patricia: Alpine, 198 Baker, James: Del Rio Baker, Mary: Sanderson, 199 Baker, Phillip: Alpine, 199 Balderree, Carl: Decatur Baldree, Patricia: Alpine, 199 Ball, Maureen: Guelph Canada, 153, 167,199 Ball, Shane: Guelph, Canada, 199 Ball, Shivaun: Guelph, Canada, 167, 199 Barbee, Jerry: Lamesa Barbee, Johnny: Ft. Stockton Barbee, Kathy: Ft. Stockton Barbee, Sharon: Ft. Stockton Barker, Mark: El Paso Barlow, Rickey: Dallas Barnes, Gary: Houston Barnes, Margaret: Alpine Barnes, Roger: Hunt, 150,199 Barnhard, Terry: El Paso, 181 Barrandey, Michael: Van Horn, 199 Barrett, Pat: Spur Barriga, Kathryn: Presidio Barriga, Ramon: Presidio Barton, Craig: Dallas Bass, Gregg: Midland, 171,199 Baxley, Charles: Alpine, 169,170 Baxter, Stephen: San Saba, 199 Beard, James: Alpine, 172,199 Beard, Robert: El Paso, 150 Beasley, Virgil: Van Horn, 154 Beaty, Sandra: Alpine Becker, Diann: Bandera, 171,199 Beckcom, John: San Antonio, 150,166, 167,199 Beckham, Larry: Monahans, 199 Bedell, Sharon: Marfa Beeson, William: Abernathy Behrman, Cass: Mineral Wells, 189, 199 Bell, Charles: El Paso Bell, Robert: El Paso Bell, William: Del Rio Bencomo, Johnny: Ft. Davis, 199 Bender, Dwight: Alpine. Bender, Michael: Alpine, 141 Bender, Peggy: Alpine, 91,199 Bender, Terrysa: Alpine Bennack, Dan: Alpine Bennett, Jack: San Antonio, 127,183, 191.199 Bennett, Travis: Marfa Bentley, Ted: San Antonio Benton, Genebra: Alpine, 172,199 Bermudez, Angie: Alpine Bernal, Michael: 191 Berry, Eileen: Ft. Stockton Berry, James: Rosston, 156,161,199 Berry, Melvin: Ft. Stockton Berry, Philip: Lubbock Berryman, Alan: Guthrie, Oklahoma Bertram, Philip: Alpine, 154,180 Berzoza, Ramon: Kermit, 199 Bice, James: Del Rio, 169,170,191,199 Bierschwale, Cynthia: Alpine, 145 Bigbee, Stuart: Muscle Shoals, Alabama, 189 Bishop, Virginia: Monahans Black, Carla: Presidio Black, Patrick: San Antonio, 199 Blackburn, Kathryn: Alpine Blackmon, Elena: Ft. Stockton, 199 Blackstone, Joseph: Shallowater, 154.183.199 Blake, Robert: Ft. Worth, 199 Blanchette, Ida: Alvin Blanco, John: Del Rio, 199 Blanco, Luis: Ft. Stockton, 199 Bliss, Geri: Alpine, 189 Boehme, Werner: El Paso Boerjan, Phillip: Falfurrias, 199 Bolden, Robert: Hamlin, 90 Boling, Rhonda: Monahans, 199 Bond, Nelda: Monahans, 200 Bonner, Laurel: Marfa Booth, David: Charlotte, 162,200 Boss, Kim: Houston Bourcy, Juanita: Alpine, 200 Bowman, Graham: Imperial, 189 Bowman, Mark: Houston, 132,200 Box, Ronald: Pecos Boysen, Kimberlee: Alpine Bradford, Kathryn: Midland, 91 Bradley, Debbie: Ft. Stockton Bradley, John: Sugarland, 200 Brady, Nancy: Carrizo Springs, 200 Brannon, Thad: 200 Bratton, Maryn: 200 Breckles, Carla: 171,200 Brennan, Michael: 200 Brijalba, Jesse: 157,169,170,171,200 Brininstool, Mitchell: 200 Brister, Rick: Del Rio, 90,200 Brailas, Felicia: Houston Bridges, Gary: 189 Brokenbeck, Jim: 162 Brookins, Joe: Midland, 174,200 Brooks, Cynthia: Dallas, 200 Brooks, Terry: Burnet, 172,200 Broughton, Margaret: Odessa Brown, Gary: Marfa, 200 Brown, Guy: Ft. Stockton Brown, Morris: San Antonio, 191 Brown, Tommy: Graford Brown, William: Lamesa Broz, Gary: Lowake, 164,200 Bruton, Carolyn: Pecos Bruton, David: Alpine Bryant, Dennis: Alpine Bryson, Leta: Alpine Buck, Samuel: Alpine Buckland, Fred: Alpine Buddington, Ann: El Paso Bullock, Patrick: Alpine Bunsen, Jan: Marfa Burke, Jimmy: Vernon, 200 Burks, Hubert: Eden Burnett, Randy: Chicago, Illinois 200 Burns, John: Kerrville Burns, Larry: Alpine, 201 Burnside, Candace: Alpine, 144,165 Burnside, Caryn: Alpine, 91,201 Burton, Deborah: Alpine, 201 Burton, Marvie: Alpine Burton, Richard: Alpine, 201 Burton, William: Alpine Bustamonte, James: Ft. Davis Bustamonte, Joe: Pecos Bustamonte, Rudy: Alpine Butler, Calanthia: Lamesa, 91,201 Butler, Larry: Hamlin Butz, William: Ft. Stockton Byrd, Billy: San Antonio, 90 Byrd, Judy: San Antonio, 162,201 c Cabezuela, Alicia: Presidio, 201 Cadena, Vicenta: Brownfield Caffey, Ralph: Alpine, 162,201 Caffey, Stanley: Seminole, 90,201 Caffey, Woodie: Alpine Cain, Anna: Alpine, 201 Caldwell, Harper: Ft. Stockton Caldwell, John: Kermit Caldwell, Steven: Crane, 90 Callison, Mark: Pecos Calomeni, Carolyn: San Antonio, 201 Camp, Randy: Kansas City, Mo. Campbell, Carol: Eagle Pass Campbell, Steven: Fredericksburg, 169,170,201 Campos, Alma: Marfa, 201 Campos, Charles: El Paso, 201 Canfield, Sarah: El Paso, 201 Cannon, Michael: Baytown Cano, Fidel: Alpine Cantrell, Monica: Alpine Cantrell, Paul: Alpine, 201 Carey, Ronny: Austin, 201 Carman, Jay: Wink Carlton, James: Henrietta, 162,201 Carmichael, Karen: San Antonio, 201 Carmona, Jesus: El Paso Carrasco, Armando: Presidio Carrasco, Angelina: Alpine Carrasco, Mary: Pecos, 201 Carrillo, Andres: Alpine Carrillo, David: Van Horn, 201 Carrillo, Dorothy: Ft. Stockton, 175, 201 Carrillo, Elida: Ft. Stockton, 201 Carrillo, Juanita: Alpine Carrillo, Luicia: Midland Carroll, Charles: Pearsall, 90 Carter, Gay Ion: Weatherford Carter, Kenneth: Houston Carter, Van: Waxahachie Carvajal, George: Del Rio Carvajal, Jerry: Del Rio, 150 Casas, Jose: San Diego Cash, James: Sanderson, 164,201 Cassell, Jerry: Pottsboro Cassler, Luther: Alpine, 170,201 Castillo, Hilda: Pearsall, 175,201 Cauble, Alfredo: Ft. Davis Caudle, Rilda: Ferguson, 155,190 Causey, Sonya: Alpine Celedon, Raul: Del Rio Centilli, Edward: Alpine Cerullo, Kathy: Von Ormy, 133,201 Cervantes, Frank: Lamesa Cervantes, Sebastian: Alpine Chambers, Gary: Alpine Chandler, Carl: Alpine, 90,181 Chandler, Clarence: Alpine Chandler, Leslie: Alpine Chandler, Lonnie: Monahans, 201 Chandler, Marylou: Alpine Chaney, Rebecca: Royalty Chavez, Daniel: Ft. Stockton, 171,201 Chavez, Jesse: Marfa: 202 Chavez, Maria: Sonora Chavez, Reynaldo: San Antonio, 191, 202 Cheek, Libby: Stockdale, 177 Chesser, Kevin: Houston, 180,192,202 Chisum, James: El Paso Choate, Robin: New Braunfels Chrisman, Jimmy: Midland Clanton, Bobby: Ft. Davis Clark, Kennie: Weatherford Clarke, Jerry: Moscow, 202 Clifton, Claud: Artesia, NM Coats, Ashley: Alpine Cobb, Laura: Bernard, 115,153,202 Cockerham, Milton: Converse, 90 Coffey, Ernest: Marfa Cogburn, Alton: Alpine Cogburn, Mary: Alpine Cole, Lou Ann: Winters, 91,185,202 Collins, Kay: Houston, 202 Columbus, Roger: Alpine, 202 Colwell, Thelma: Alpine, 202 Colwell, Warren: Alpine, 202 Conant, John: Alpine Condit, William: Seminole Conner, Jerry: Alpine, 202 Conwell, Cheryl: El Paso, 202 Con well. Clay: El Paso, 90 Cook, Clay: 178 Cook, George: El Paso Coon, Dennis: Odessa Cordova, Larry: Alpine Cornett, Glenna: Ft. Stockton, 189,202 Cortinas, Ricardo: Del Rio Coudding, Billy: Grandfalls, 181 Coudding, Laurna: Grandfalls, 202 Courtney, Curtis: Alpine Covington, Nancy: Marfa Cowart, Russell: El Paso, 183,202 Cowell, Harold: Alpine, 169 Cowell, Richard: Alpine Cox, Alan: Salt Flat Cox, Arland: Salt Flat, 164,202 Cox, Bobby: Hondo Cox, Calvin: Midland Cox, Coleman: Monahans Cox, Ervin: 202 Cozzalio, Ace: Alexandria, Va., 202 Cozzalio, Sherry: Ward, Ark. Crabtree, Mary: Ft. Worth, 156,177, 202 Craig, David: Alpine Crain, Paula: El Paso, 125,151,185,202 Crawford, Bobby: Ft. Davis Crawford, Shelley: Midland Creech, Clint: Ft. Davis, 189 Cribley, Bud: Corpus Christi Croft, Preston: Alpine, 179 Crosby, Allan: Dallas, 191 Crouse, Veronica: El Paso Crutcher, Benjamin: Alpine, 172,202 Cruz, Carlos: Alpine Cruz, Rudolph: Cuero, 150,202 Culp, Judy: Pecos Cunningham, Fred: Edinburg Curtis, Oscar: Alpine Cypher, Terry: Monahans D Daily, Ben: Houston, 156,161,177,179, 192.202 Dalbert, Charles: Anson, 202 Dalheim, William: 202 Daniels, Danny: San Antonio, 188,191 Daniels, Joyce: Taylor, 151 Darnell, Patsy: Dekalb Daugherty, Teresa: Wickett, 202 Davee, Everette: El Paso Davis, Charles: Sterling City Davis, Charles M.: Ft. Stockton Davis, Jack: Alpine, 169,170,202 Davis, John: Alpine Davis, Kyra: Alpine, 164,202 Davis, Rodney: Lamesa Davis, Ronnie: Wichita Falls, 90,202 Davis, Russ: Alpine, 164,203 Davis, Thomas: Marfa Dean, David: Ft. Davis Dean, Karen: Ft. Davis DeAnda, Jose: Ft. Stockton, 203 DeAnda, Patricia: Big Spring 156 DeAnda, Rosella: Ft. Stockton,203 Dearing, Auther: Ft. Davis, 191,203 Dearing, Sharon: Ft. Davis DeBusk, Debbie: Carrizo Springs, 178, 180.203 DeHoyos, Pedro: Del Rio Delane, James: Houston Dees, Susan: Van Horn, 203 DeHart, Karen: Alpine DeLaCruz, JoRay: Winters, 203 DeLao, Olga: Alpine DeLeon, Crispin: Marathon DeLeon, Rufina: Marathon Delgado, Armando: Jourdanton, 203 Del Rio, Migual: Reynosa, Mex. Denman, Debra: San Antonio Dering, David: Mesquite, 170,203 Devereaux, Robert: San Marcos Devine, Tara: Houston, 203 DeVoll, Rodney: Alpine Diaz, Maria: Marfa, 203 Dickens, Ivory: Dallas Dickerson, Carl: Quemado Dickerson, Max: Midland Dickinson, Tony: Hobbs, N.M., 145, 188.203 Dimler, William: San Antonio, 90 Dindinger, Edward: Clint Dixon, Jim: Marfa Dodge, Barbara: Sierra Blanca Domadia, Nalin: Dealaer, India, 163, 173,178,179 Dominguez, Alfredo: Ft. Stockton Dominguez, Cynthia: Alpin Dominguez, David: Alpine Dominguez, Eddie: Ft. Hancock Dominguez, Juan: Marfa, 158 Dominguez, Leo: Alpine, 203 Dominguez, Tommy: flomaton, Ala., 203 Donaldson, Cheryl: Marfa, 203 Donaldson, Michael: Midland, 161,203 Doria, Eliseo: Brownsville, 203 Doss, Camille: Ft. Davis Dozier, Faye: Alpine, 171 Dry, Marsha: Alpine Duerksen, Alice: Ft. Stockton Dugat, Betty: Portland, 203 Duke, Charles: Alpine Dulin, Thad: Midland, 161,203 Duncan, Bill: 162,182 Duncan, Gwen: Ft. Stockton Dunklin, Jeff: San Antonio, 164 Dunlap, Ralph: Alpine Dunn, Deborah: Alpine, 203 Dunn, Margaret: Alpine Durham, Ronald: Arlington Dutchover, Edward: Ft. Davis Dyer, Henry: Alpine Dyer, Stanley: Dayton, 162,203 E Earhart, Mark: Big Spring Earle, Mark: San Antonio Eckland, Linda: El Paso, 203 Edinger, Patrick: San Antonio, 150,203 Edson, John: Ft. Davis Edwards, Bernice: Crane, 203 Edwards, Gerald: Crane, 203 Edwards, Jimmie: Uvalde Elliott, David: McCamey Elliott, Shirley: Pecos Ellis, Charla: Denver, Colo., 159,203 Ellis, Cheryl: Snyder, 164,203 Ellis, John: Denver, Colo., 159,203 Ellis, Ray: Alpine Ellwood, David: Iraan Elmore, Phillip: Alpine, 203 Elmore, Rebecca: Alpine, 203 Elmore, Willie: West Monroe, La., 44, 174.204 English, Deborah: Alpine English, Thomas: Alpine, 165 Engwer, David: Alpine, 91,177,204 Enloe, George: Gruver Ensor, Eddie: Roswell, N.M. Ersch, Kenneth, Fredericksburg, 157, 169.170.204 Escalante, Martha: El Paso Escarciga, Antonio: EL Paso Escue, Greg: Alpine, 191 Eslamizadeh, Gholamali: Iran Espino, Becky: Alpine, 115 Espino, Fernando: Alpine Espino, Jesus: Ft. Stockton, 90,204 Espinosa, Raul: Alpine Espinoza, Eracilio: Alpine Esquivel, Elifonso: Carrizo Springs, 150,204 Estep, Marlene: Ft. Davis, 180 Estepp, John: Austin, 191,204 Estes, Linda: Uvalde Estes, Shirley: Monahans Estrada, Flavio: Valentine Errefagh, Morteza: Tehran Etti, Taofeeo: Washington, D.C., 204 Eubanks, Greta: Alpine, 171,204 Eubanks, James: Alpine, 204 Evangelista, Joe: Philadelphia, Pa., 150,204 Evans, Jean: Marfa, 189,204 Evans, Kenneth: Big Spring, 189,204 Evans, Rube: Marfa, 204 Evans, Una: Sweetwater, 204 Evitt, Milton: Pecos Eyster, Richard: Marble Falls Ezell, Thomas: Ft. Stockton, 204 F Farino, Michael: Dallas, 204 Farris, Donna: Carrizo Springs, 164 Fayle, Joe: Baytown, 204 Fierro, Samuel: Alpine Finegan, James: Del Rio Finnern, Frank: Alpine, 191,204 Fischer, Russel: Cotulla Fitzgerald, Dorothy: Alpine Fitzgerald, Johnnie: Alpine Flaggert, Kim: San Antonio, 166,191, 204 Fleetwood, Kenneth: Gatesville, 204 Fleming, Georgia: San Antonio, 171 Flores, Anna: Odessa Flores, Edward: San Antonio, 161 Flores, Eugenio: Alpine Flores, Jesus: Marfa Flores, Jesus: Alpine Flores, Joe: El Paso: 204 Flores, Larry: Dilley, 204 Flores, Velma: Alpine Fly, James: Victoria Fondy, Marvin: Alpine Ford, Robert: Georgetown, 150 Forman, Elvira: Crane, 190,204 Forster, Charles: Carrizo Springs, 178.180.204 Foster, Pam: Dell City, 204 Foster, William: Marfa Foutz, Laura: Odessa, 187,204 Fowler, Travis: Presidio Fox, Billy: Ranger, 90 Fox, Brenda: San Antonio, 151,168, 170.204 Frahm, Rebecca: Alpine Frame, James: Alpine, 90 Francis, Marci: El Paso, 164,204 Franco, Linda: Ft. Stockton, 204 Franco, Rene: Presidio Franks, George: Stanton, 204 Frazier, Sharon: Houston Freeman, Cherl: Ft. Stockton, 205 Friday, Susanne: Uvalde Fulk, Lesley: Colorado Springs, Colo., 178 Fullbright, Mary: Baytown, 205 G Galindo, Josephine: Imperial Galindo, Marcelo: Alpine Gallego, Bennie: Alpine Gallego, Maria: Alpine Gellegos, Joe: Ft. Stockton Gann, Larry: Brownsville Garcia, Alberto: Marfa, 205 Garcia, Armando: Alpine, 205 Garcia, Carlos: Eagle Pass Garcia, Clarisa: Presidio, 191 Garcia, Steve: Kingsville Garcia, Gilberto: Alpine Garcia, James: Del Rio Garcia, Jose: Ft. Davis Garcia, Patricia: Alpine Garcia, Patricia: Harlingen, 205 Garcia, Raymond, Balmorhea, 90 Gardinier, Russell: Presidio Gardom, Keri: El Paso, 205 Garner, Elaine: Corrigan, 185 Garza, Alma: Alpine Garza, Carlos: Alpine, 205 Garza, Humberto: Eagle Pass Garza, Jaime: Del Rio Garza, Juan: Encinal Garza, Laura: Marfa Garza, Regina: Ft. Davis Gearhart, Amanda: Verhalen, 205 Gentry, Shirley: Rocksprings, 205 Gerecke, Jan: Ft. Sam Houston, 205 Germany, Allyn: Toyahvale Gerriets, Earleen: Marathon Gerriets, Harold: Marathon Gibbs, Benny: Ft. Stockton, 205 Gibbs, William: Alpine Gibney, Michael: Orlando, Fla., 172, 191 Gibson, Dellen: Alpine, 171,205 Gibson, Frankie: Alpine Gibson, Michael: Alpine, 162,205 Giese, Chris: Houston, 133,205 Gilbert, John: Houston, 161,205 Gillan, Bartley: Alpine, 192,205 Giuliano, Thomas: El Paso, 90 Glasscock, B. C.: Alpine Glasscock, Nita: Alpine, 205 Glasscock, Vicki: Brady Glasscock, William: Big Lake Glenn, James: Silver City, N.M.,135, 181.205 Godwin, Sherman: Austin, 174,205 Goines, John: Carrizo Springs Golden, Billy: Alpine, 144,172,205 Golden, Grady: Kenedy, 189 Golden, Robie: Sanderson, 154,206 Golson, Murray: Rankin, 90 Gomez, Leo: Valentine, 206 Gomez, Ruben: Balmorhea, 206 Gonzalez, Andres: Corpus Christi, 183, 191.206 Gonzales, Danny: Midland Gonzales, David: Galveston, 188,206 Gonzales, Domingo: Monahans Gonzales, Frank: Alpine Gonzales, Loretta: Marfa, 190 Gonzales, Olga: Marathon Gonzales, Rudy: Pearsall, 206 Gonzales, Yvonne: Del Rio, 185,206 Gonzalez, Carmen: El Paso, 206 Gonzalez, Ernesto: El Paso, 206 Gonzalez, Martha: Del Rio, 185,206 Gonzalez, Noe: San Antonio, 150,188 Gonzalez, Rosa: El Paso, 206 Gordon, Mary: Pecos, 115,177 Gordy, Thomas: El Paso, 192,206 Gothard, Tommy: Humbel, 157,169, 170,171 Grable, Linda: El Paso, 189 Grady, Patrick: Houston, 206 Graham, Barbra: Fort Stockton Graham, Frances Marie: Alpine Graham, Karen: Austin, 170 Graham, Keith: Alpine, 90 Graham, Kelly: Alpine, 90 Graham, Paula: Midland Graham, Robert: Alpine, 146,181 Graham, Ronald: Alpine Granado, Fred: Fort Davis Granado, Linda: Pecos, 115 Granado, Richard: Ozona Granado, Ruby: Fort Davis, 206 Granado, Pascuala: Marathon, 206 Grano, Nieves: Marathon, 206 Grant, Marty: Imperial, 189,206 Gray, Michael: El Paso Greathouse, Nancy: Odessa, 206 Green, David: Midland, 183,206 Green, Evelyn: Big Spring Green, Karen: Pep 156 Green, Marshall: Taft, 206 Green, Sonia: El Paso, 174,185,206 Greenwood, Jerald: Kermit, 206 Gregston, Diana: Stephenville, 160, 170.178.180.206 Griffin, Cynthia: San Antonio Groves, David: Alpine, 179 Guadarrama, Marina: Wink, 162,206 Guajordo, Bertha: Del Rio Guerra, Rachel: Del Rio, 175,206 Guerrero, Andrew: San Antonio, 169, 206 Guerrero, Jerry: Van Horn, 206 Guerrero, Rogelio: Eagle Pass, 169, 170 Guertler, Nancy: Abilene, 206 Guevara, Steve: Balmorhea Gaudry, Becky: Alpine, 206 Guillot, Yvonne: Pearland, 206 Guiton, Clarence: Houston, 207 Guldemann, John: Anthony, N.M. Guthrie, Louis: Dallas 192 Gutierrez, Cecilia: Marfa H Hackler, Michelle: Alpine Hadamek, Donna: Pecos Hagler, Dennis: Plano, 207 Haiman, Lynda: El Paso, 183 Halbert, Stanley: Dallas, 184 Hale, Billy: Rankin Hale, Stephanie: Alpine, 178,207 Haley, Darby: Kermit, 207 Hamana, Makiko: Alpine Hamilton, Bruce: El Paso, 207 Hand, Dana: Midland, 125,153,207 Hanigan, Michael: Douglas, Ariz., 207 Harbour, David: El Paso, 207 Hardaway, Penelope: Alpine, 171 Harden, Robert: Alpine Hare, Donald: Sulphur, La., 189 Harp, Billie: Pecos, 207 Harper, Rodney: Uvalde, 141,191,207 Harral, Craig: Marfa Harrell, Gary: Lenorah Harirs, Carolyn: El Paso, 207 Harris, Debra: El Paso, 207 Harris, Elan: San Antonio Harris, James: El Paso, 207 Harris, Regina: Marfa Harris, Sandra: El Paso, 162,173,207 Harrison, Cynthia: Seminole Harry, Lynn: Alpine, 185,207 Hartnett, Belinda: Ft. Davis, 154,156, 166,185,191 Harvick, Gordon: Tahoka Hasette, Ruben: Freer Hawk, Billie: Wink, 169,170,207 Hawthorne, Thomas: El Paso, 161 Hawthorne, Watkin: Ft. Worth, 207 Haygood, Sammy: Alpine Haynes, Cheryl: Marathon, 207 Hayter, Gary: Ft. Stockton Heatley, Cindy: San Marcos, 130 Heckendorn, Aletha: La Marque Hedges, Byron: Big Spring Heil, Lexine: Alpine Heliums, Dorothy: Lockhart, 153,160, 170.207 Henderson, Betsy: Brookfield Center, Conn., 207 Henderson, Joe: Llano Henderson, Judith: Uvalde Henderson, Leta: Llano Henderson, Thomas: Eldorado Hendrix, Becky: Dallas, 207 Henry, John: Ft. Davis, 192 Henson, William: Littlefield Hernandez, Amalia: Sierra Blanca Hernandez, Anna: Pecos Hernandez, Danny: Alpine Hernandez, Felix, Alpine Hernandez, Gustavo: El Paso Hernandez, Luis: Del Rio, 207 Hernandez, Virginia: Alpine Hernandez, Maria: Alpine, 207 Hernandez, Michael: San Antonio Hernandez, Robert: Alpine Hernandez, Ronaldo: Ft. Hancock Hernandez, Sylvia: El Paso, 189,207 Herrera, Conchita: Marfa Hicks, Joe: Alpine High, Wesley: Hereford, 90 Highley, Robert: Big Spring Hillger, Robert: Alpine, 178,207 Hindman, Glenn: Bolivar Hinds, Mark: Cibolo, 157,169,170, 171.207 Hine, Homer: Devine Hinkson, Kaylea: 207 Hinkson, Mary: Strawn Hinkson, William: Strawn, 150,154, 156 Ho, Beatrix: Hong Kong, 207 Hobson, Marion: El Paso, 115,137 Hoeldtke, Dale: El Paso Hoffman, Sara: San Antonio, 207 Hogg, Mark: Monahans, 207 Holcombe, Martha: Boerne Holcombe, Dennis: Ft. Stockton, 208 Holguin, Maria: Alpine Holguin, Rudy: Ft. Stockton, 208 Hollis, John: Alpine Holloman, Dan: Del Rio: 208 Holloman, Hope: Del Rio: 208 Holloway, Jolissa: Alpine Holman, Joel: Midland Holub, Sharon: Alpine Honaker, Ronald: Ft. Stockton Hooper, Danny: Crane Hope, Deborah: Marfa Hopper, Mark: Portland, 208 Hopper, Steve: Liberty Hopson, Gretna: Alpine Hores, Anna: 208 Hord, Randy: Sterling City Horn, Paul: Victoria, 90 Horton, Betty: Pecos, 208 Hough, Sharon: Del Valle, 208 Houston, Vicki: Holdenville, Okla. Howell, Betty: Ft. Stockton Hoy, Debra: El Paso, 189 Huestis, Linda: Denver City, 115 Huff, John: Briscoe, 208 Huffman, Ellis: Ft. Worth, 208 Hughes, Kim: Seminole, 208 Hughey, Frank: Marfa Humphries, Glenn: Balmorhea, 157, 169,170,208 Hunn, Roberta: Dryden Hunt, Jeannie: Wichita Falls Hunter, Jesse: San Juan, 90 Hunter, Judy: Corpus Christi, 156 Hurley, Gilbert: Alpine, 208 Hurley, Paula: Alpine, 208 Hutton, Richard: Eunice, N.M., 208 I Ifera, Raymond: Crane Ingle, John: Ft. Stockton Inman, Alan: Liberia, Costa Rica Irigoyen, Velia: Ft. Stockton Ivey, Bill: Alpine, 208 Ivey, Billy: Alpine, 146,208 Ivey, Linda: Alpine J Jackson, Albert: Houston, 174 Jackson, Melvin: Colorado, 90 Jackson, Vicki: Alpine James, Jay: Waco Jamison, Arthur: Schenectday, N.Y., 208 Jasso, Olivia: Ft. Stockton, 208 Javalera, Maria: Chihuahua, Mex. Jeffery, Yolanda: Crane Jlennings, Bill: Sheffield Jewett, Debbie: San Antonio, 208 Jimenez, Cecilia: Pecos, 208 Jimenez, Keith: Marathon Jimenez, Nelia: Marfa Jobe, Timothy: Adrian, 208 John, Stephen: Carrizo Springs, 166, 167,170,176,208 Johnson, John: San Antonio, 167 Johnson, Margaret: Van Horn, 170, 171 Johnson, Scott: Ft. Davis, 182 Johnson, Steven: Houston, 165 Johnston, Donald: Grants, N.M., 189, 208 Jones, Gloria: Alpine Jones, James: Alpine, 189,208 Jones, Janette, San Antonio Jones, Jerry: Alpine, 208 Jones, Karen: San Antonio Jones, Loel: San Angelo, 90 Jones, Marcia: Houston, 44,131,147, 155,159,174,185 Jones, Michael: Dell City, 208 Jones, Pamela: Alpine Jones, Steven: Roswell, N.M.,208 Joy, Debra: Eldorado Joy, Kerry: Sonora, 90 K Kaing, Catherine: 209 Kareen, Denise: Alpine, 170,209 Kastner, Denise: El Paso, 209 Keller, Austin: Alpine, 142,209 Keller, Gary: San Angelo, 188,209 Kellough, Dence: Corpus Christi Kelly, Kevin: Alpine Kenady, George: Alpine, 209 Kenady, Judith: Alpine, 190,209 Kenney, Rick: Louisiana, 189 Kennon, Debra: Hacker Heights, 209 Kenyon, Debra: Killeen, 178 Kerr, Roberta: Marfa Khork, Socorro: Alpine Kilpatrick, Randall: Alpine Kincaid, Thomas: Ft. Stockton King, Gay: 209 King, Glenn: Alpine, 209 King, Johnny: McCamey King, Tommy: Alpine King, Wayland: Crane, 209 King, Wyn: Andrews, 181,209 Kingston, Bruce: Kermit, 170 Kinman, Omarie: San Antonio Kirby, Christina: Alpine Kite, Helen: Alpine Klar, Amy: San Antonio Kline, Andrew: San Antonio Knaur, Nancy: Ft. Worth, 153,209 Koch, Carl: N. Collins, NY, 191,209 Kokernot, Brian: Thendara, NY Krueger, Alexander: San Antonio, 209 Kruger, Martin: Cotulla Kruger, Roger: Pflugerville, 209 Krumwiede, Darcy: Alpine, 144,172, 189,209 Kuenstler, John: Alpine Kuhns, Samuel: Jal, NM, 150,209 Kurns, Paula: El Paso L La Baume, Joe: Alpine La B eff, Ray: Alpine Lacy, Teresa: Denton La Fond, Wayne: Refugio Lai, Chin-Long: Taipei, Taiwan, 173 Lakanu, Edward: Surulere, Nigeria, 209 Lamb, Mark: Del Rio, 154,158,187, 209 Lambert, Dale: Boxford, Mass., 161, 191 Land, Gerald: Oklahoma City, Okla. Land, John: Alpine 181 Landers, Donald: Alpine Landers, Eva: Alpine Landress, Roger: Marfa Lane, Mary: Alpine, 164 Lane, Robert: Cuero, 209 Laney, David: Smithville, 189 Langford, Eddie: Oxford, Fla. Langford, Terry: Oxford, Fla. Langley, Gayla: Monahans Largent, Roy: Ft. Davis Latham, Penni: San Antonio, 210 Lauchner, Richard: Alpine, 142 Lauchner, Sheila: Alpine Laughlin, Curtis: Ft. Davis Laws, Michael: Los Alamos, NM, 162, 183.210 Laws, Peggy: 162 Lawyer, Kevin: Odessa, 178,210 Layton, Johnnie: Alpine, 163,179,210 Layton, Wanda: Alpine, 156,163,179, 210 Lazar, Gerald: Alpine, 156,161,210 Leach, Donald: Toyahvale Lear, Harry: Alpine , 154,172,210 Lear, Kye: Alpine, 140,154,156,178, 187.210 Leary, Timothy: Marathon Le Blanc, Gary: Alvin, 210 Ledbetter, Richard: El Paso Ledezma, Henry: Brady, 150 Lee, Thomas: Ft. Stockton Lees, John: Portales, NM, 90,210 Leeder, Dianne: Boerne Lemons, Richard: Midland, 124,146, 154.181.187.189.210 Lewis, Charles: Stanton Lewis, Kemp: Tulsa, Okla., 210 Lewis, Kevin: Ft. Davis, 210 Leyva, Amelia: Alpine Leyva, Arturo: Alpine, 210 Leyva, Joe: Alpine Leyva, Veronica: Alpine Li, Hsiau-Ti: New York, NY Li, Wai Hung: Hong Kong, 163,173, 179.210 Light, Jim: Marathon Lim, Jue-Wah: Malaysia, 210 Lin, Chun-Lia: Taipei, Taiwan 173 Lin, Hsihng-Chih: Taipei, Taiwan 173 Linam, Eva: Marfa Lipe, Floyd: El Paso, 210 Lipham, Richard: Andrews, 210 Lippke, Patricia: Yorktown, 183 Little, Earl: Sequin, 189 Liu, Ping-Chung: Tuscaloosa, Ala. Lively, Ernest: Pearsall, 210 Llanez, Felix: Alpine Lo Bello, Rick: Angola, NY, 210 Lobo, Luis: Laredo, 150,177 Locke, Beverly: Odessa, 189,211 Locke, Gregory: Odessa, 211 Locke, Patricia: Midland Locker, Beverly: Alpine Lockhart, Donna: Alpine Lockhart, James: Alpine Loera, Arthur: Odessa Loerwald, Jeffrey: Hereford, 90,142 Lombrana, Evelyn: El Paso Long, Robert: El Paso Long, Sarah: Alpine, 171,211 Lopez, Eli: Corpus Christi, 150,180,211 Lopez, Elizabeth: Corpus Christi, 168, 170.211 Lopez, Gilbert: Eagle Pass, 211 Lopez, Robert: El Paso, 90,211 Lobrieski, Donn: San Antonio Losoya, Abel: Alpine Lott, Charles: Poteet, 183,211 Lowrance, Maje: Sanderson, 211 Lowry, Deborah: Alpine, 211 Lowry, Jimmy: Alpine, 211 Loyd, Samuel: Ft. Worth,90 Lucas, Paul: Cuero, 211 Luckenbach, Linda: McCamey Luckett, Bruce: Universal City, 211 Lujan, Anthony: Van Horn Lujan, Eutequio: Marfa, 170,211 Lujan, James: Sierra Blanca, 211 Lujan, Manuel: Marfa Lujan, Robert: Marfa Lujan, Tony: Alpine, 211 Lyle, Greg: El Paso Lynn, Douglas: Alpine, 211 Lynn, Jack: San Antonio Lynn, Karrie: Alpine, 211 Me McAfee, Georgia: Los Angelas, Calif., 211 McBride, Roy: Alpine McCarson, Warren: Comstock McCary, Jim: Alpine McCaughan, James: San Antonio, 211 McClaugherty, Kenneth: Pleasanton McCollister, Ruth: Alpine McCoury, Michael: Lometa, 211 McDaniel, Jack: Alpine, 211 McDougal, Scott: Hempstead 134,211 McElroy, John: Eden, 211 McFadden, David: Ft. Stockton, 211 McFarling, David: Lome, 211 McGinnis, Karen: El Paso, 189 McGuire, Janet: Wink, 115 McHale, Elizabeth: Basehor, Kan. McHalffey, Larry: Ft. Davis McIntosh, Joe: El Paso, 90 McIntosh, Johathon: El Paso, 211 Me Ivor, Jean: Ft. Davis McKee, Rebecca: Ft. Davis, 158 McKenna, Ross: Alpine McKenzie, Kathryn: Del Rio, 154,160, 171,187,211 McKinney, Claude: Harlingen, 141 McKinney, John: San Antonio McKinney, Sandra: Amarillo, 153,211 McKinney, Susan: San Antonio McLane, Joe: El Paso, 90 McLarty, Janet: Amarillo McLaughlin, Ramona: Alpine McLean, James: Alpine McLean, Mark: Alpine McMillan, Vee: Australia, 181 McMillan, Jim: Alpine, 155,190 McMillan, Terry: Alpine McSpadden, Steve: Rankin McWhorter, Glendon: Denton McWilliams, Currie: Alpine, 211 McWilliams, Brent: Del Rio M Macer, Robert: Temple Terrace, Fla. Madrid, Joseph: Alpine Madrid, Ruben: Marfa Maher, Marion: Alpine Maher, Stephen: San Antonio Maldonado, Mary: Big Spring Maldonado, Pete: Ozona 181 Maley, Rob: Alice Malone, Don: Sanderson Malphurs, Roy: El Paso, 212 Mancha, Raul: Alpine Mancha, Saul: Alpine, 129,172,212 Mann, Clifford: Fort Worth Manning, Terry: Midland, 212 Marbach, Jim: Devine Marks, Lawrence: Winters, 164,212 Marlin, Johnny: Uvalde 155 Marlin, L. C.: El Paso Marquez, Eliberto: Sanderson, 191,212 Marquis, Mark: El Paso Marrufo, Carlos: El Paso, 212 Marsh, Charles: Atmore, Ala., 189,212 Marshall, Jerry: Houston, 212 Martin, Larry: Spur Martinez, Enrique: Alpine Martinez, Frank: Marfa Martinez, Joe: San Antonio, 164,212 Martinez, Josie: Alpine Martinez, Maria: Alpine Martinez, Mike: Alpine Martinez, Phillip: El Paso Martinez, Rodolfo: Saragosa, 212 Massey, Catherine: Frisco, 144,212 Massey, Susan 192 Massey, Robert: Garland, 212 Masters, Gerald: Floresville, 212 Mata, Elva: Dilley Matli, Peggy: Alpine Mattarocci, David: Alvin Matthews, Robert: Pecos Mauricio, Gilbert: San Antonio, 212 Maxie, Albert: Andrews Means, Lydia; El Paso, 44 Mediano, Adan: Marfa, 212 Mediano, Eva: Marfa Medley, Lolene: Ft. Davis Medley, Oscar: Ft. Davis Melin, Mary: El Paso Mendez, Mary: Van Horn Melton, Kenneth: San Antonio, 162 Mendias, Jacob: Marfa Mendoza, Alfonso: El Paso, 212 Mendoza, Alonso: Marfa Mercier, Robert: San Antonio, 178,191, 212 Merluzzi, Anthony: Alpine, 140,154, 191,212 Merrifield, Timothy: Brownfield, 212 Merrill, Ronnie: Sinton, 161,163,212 Mexker, William: Alpine Meyer, Charles: Alpine Michaelis, Leroy: Pecos Miculka, James: San Antonio, 161,184, 212 Milan, Corina: Ft Stockton Milan, Richard: Alpine Miller, David: Canadian, 212 Miller, Gary: Big Spring, 150,212 Miller, Lee Roy: Westbrook, 212 Miller, Marcus: Alpine, 212 Miller, Mary: Ft. Hancock, 212 Miller, Mary: Ft. Stockton Miller, Patricia: Alpine, 212 Miller, William: Ft. Hancock, 212 Milner, Richard: Alpine Minjares, Martha: Marfa, 185,131 Minjares, Martha: Marfa, 131,185 Minter, Joella: Wink, 169,170,171 Miramontes, Rosalita: Big Spring Mirmoneni, Mehdi: Iran, 192 Mitchell, Debra: Carrizo Springs, 168, 212 Mitchell, George: Kermit, 213 Mitchell, William: Kermit Moazami, Mehdi: Tehran, Iran Moeller, Gerhart: Alpine, 191 Mog, Michael: 150 Molinar, Angelica: Alpine Molinar, Antonio: Alpine Molinar, Concha: Alpine Molinar, Dicky: Alpine Mondanizaheh, Farajolah: Iran Mondragon, Richard: Sanderson, 213 Montezuma, Lupe: Marfa, 213 Montezuma, Ortencia: Marfa, 213 Montgomery, Tina: Pecos, 151,174, 213 Moody, Foy: Ozona Moore, Derek: El Paso Moore, Guy: Dallas, 213 Moore, Joe: Pecos Moore, Lewis: Adrian, 183,189,213 Moore, Sheila: Pecos Moore, Teresa: Alpine Moradieh, Moussa: Tehran, Iran, 213 Morales, Hector: Alpine, 172,213 Morales, Reynaldo: San Antonio, 90, 213 Morgan, Billy: Seminole Morgan, Hellen: Kermit, 213 Morgan, Linda: Alpine Morgan, Thomas: San Antonio, 167, 213 Morehead, Elliott: Alpine Morin, Frank: 175 Morphew, Linda: Grandfalls, 213 Morrissey, Willis: El Paso Morrow, Vernon: Alpine Moses, Alex, Normandy Moss, Patsy: Alpine, 154,213 Mozaffari, Ghassem: Shiraz, Iran, 173,178 Muniz, Jose: Alpine, 213 Muniz, Maria: Alpine, 213 Murillo, Armando: Dallas Murphy, Daniel: La Porte, 164 Murphy, Samuel: Brownfield, 213 Murrah, Judith: Sanderson, 213 Musa, Dahiru: Nigeria, 213 Muzquiz, Edna: Eagle Pass Myers, Kenneth: Alpine, 191 Myles, Jessye: Alpine, 214 N Nail, James: LA, Ca., 192,214 Nall, Donald: Monahans, 214 Nanny, Ruth: Big Springs Naraine, Noma: Dallas, 151,156,173, 179,185,214 Natera, Saturion: Alpine Navar, Jose (Rick): El Paso, 214 Navarette, Raymond: Alpine Navarette, Yolanda: Alpine Neece, Jill: Calif., 153,214 Neel, Jerry: Childress, 90 Neely, Charles: El Paso Neese, Dottie: Lubbock, 214 Negley, Woody: Crane Neie, Vivian: Alpine Nelson, Paula: Monahans Nelson, Terry: Dallas, 150,192,214 Neu, Steven: Alpine Newton, Sim: Houston Ng. Chun-Chiu: Hong Kong Nicholas, George: Alpine, 143,214 Nicholas, Ronald Alan: Alpine, 214 Nilson, Cail: Van Horn, 214 Nious, Bernard: San Antonio, 174 Nixon, Arch G.: Eldorado Nixon, Gary: Eldorado, 214 Nixon, James: Pecos Nixon, Kim: Eldorado Norman, Terry: Lubbock, 183,189,214 Nugent, Linda: Odessa, 214 Nunez, Abel: Marfa Nunez, Mario: Marfa Nunez, Miguel, Marfa Nye, Totsy Jane: Alpine o O ' Bryant, Glenda: Utopia, 115,214 O ' Donnell, John: Irving, 214 Oeas, Abelino: Ft. Stockton Ogas, Sylvia: Alpine Oglesby, Mike: Pecos Olatunji, Ke ' imde (Jimmy): Nigeria, 214 O ' Leary, Charles: Alpine O ' Leary, Jean, Del Rio, 169 O ' Leary, Theresa: Alpine Olivarez, Bibi: Belmita Olivas, Danny: Ft. Davis Ontiveros, Rolando: Marfa Ormsby, Robert: Comanche, 214 Orr, Joseph: Floresville, 192 Orta, Bertha: Calif., 126,131,154,159, 177,185,214 Ortega, Patricia Ann: El Paso, 215 Ortiz, Jesus: El Paso, 215 Oshodi, Mobolaji Oladipo: Nigeria, 215 Ott, Debra Lynn: San Antonio, 215 Owen, Trava De: Van Horn, 215 Owens, Charles Bryan: Henrietta, 215 Owens, Sandra: Midland, 166,167, 182,215 Ozuna, Al: Del Rio Ozuna, Ann Marie: Del Rio P Pabst, Shannon: San Antonio, 161,215 Padron, Lawrence: San Antonio, 90, 215 Page, Robert: Eldorado, 90 Painter, Gary: Marfa Pallanez, Gilda: Alpine Pallanez, Maria: Alpine Pallanez, Mary Ann: Alpine Paniagua, Armando: Del Rio 139,175, 215 Park, Lloyd: Marfa Parker, Dorothy: Marathon Parker, Frank: Bay City, 150,166,215 Parker, Michael: Fairdale, Ky. Parks, David: Corpus Christi Parras, Sabino: Alpine Parrimore, Melvin: Wichita Falls, 90 Partida, Francisco: Del Rio 144,154, 172.215 Partin, Maurice: Kermit, 140,170,215 Pasqua, Glenda: Marathon Pasqua, Paul: Marathon Passmore, Michael: Pecos Pate, Patricia: Alpine Pate, Richard: Alpine Patrick, John: Baimorhea, 192 Patrick, Robert: San Antonio, 90,183 Patterson, Tony: Ft. Stockton Patillo, David: Pecos Patton, Jerry: Ft. Worth Paul, John: Edinburg, 180,215 Payne, James: Sanderson, 90 Payne, Janice: Sanderson Payne, Oliver: Ozona Payton, Tom Weir: Levelland, 188,215 Peeples, Cary: Alpine, 145 Peiser, Pamela: Marfa, 215 Pena, Gloria: Pecos Pena, Macario Nava: San Antonio Pendleton, Robert Lee: Pecos Pennington, Marshall: Borger Perez, Jonny: Stockdale, 163,215 Perez, Jose: Del Rio Perez, Willie: El Paso, 215 Perkins, John: Del Rio, 191,215 Pery, Glen: Dallas, 150,180,215 Perryman, W. (Jack): Alpine Persaud, Vijcry: Arlington, 156,163, 173.178.179.215 Peters, Elizabeth: Alpine Peters, Kenneth: Alpine Peters, Llynda: Alpine Peters, Wayne: San Antonio, 90,215 Peters, Willie Lois: Dallas Peterson, Stephen: Pukwana, SD, 215 Pham, Luong Trung: South Vietnam Phariss, Jack: Alpine Phillips, Kevin Jay: Sanderson, 161, 170.215 Pickett, Sandra: Alpine Pigman, Marilyn: Pecos, 189,215 Pike, Ina: San Antonio, 215 Pineda, Martin: Marfa, 150,179,191, 215 Pippen, Larry: Alpine Pitts, Donald: Alpine Pledger, Theresa: El Paso, 189,215 Ploetz, Sandra: Sequin, 162,215 Plumlee, Ronald: Big Spring Poe, Carey: Winters, 164,216 Poe, Gregory: Winters, 189,216 Polanco, Elidia: Almne, 216 Polance, Robert: Alpine Pollard, Jay: Post, 90,216 Polyak, Victor: Seagraves, 216 Ponca, Carl: Ft. Davis Ponton, Margaret: Alpine 152,192 Pope, Linda: Ft. Stockton, 160,216 Pope, Millie: Batesville 154,156,216 Porras, Larry: Valentine, 216 Porteck, Kevin: Dallas, 192 Portillo, Armando: Alpine Portillo, David: Pecos Portillo, Flory: Alpine Portillo, Sylvia: Alpine Potts, Michael: Alpine, 191,216 Powell, Mark: Houston, 216 Powell, Russell: Kerrville, 216 Price, Beverly: Corpus Christi, 191 Price, David: Odessa Priddy, Cherilyn: Graham, 168,216 Pridgeon, Zedoch (Sandy): El Paso Prieto, Genevive: Marfa Prieto, Joe: Marfa Printz, Susie: Corpus Christi Prosser, Robert: Austin Prude, Andy: Ft. Davis Prude, John: Ft. Davis Pruitt, Vernon: Presidio Pruski, Catherine: San Antonio, 216 Purcell, Larry: Kermit, 189,216 Purdy, Beverly: Midland, 216 Purvis, Candace: Indianapolis, Ind., 159.216 9 Quinones, Stephen: Del Rio, 90 Quintana, Armida: Marfa Quintana, Cruz: Marfa Quintana, Inocente: Torniilo Quintela, Isabel: Monahans Quintelo, Cesario: Alpine, 216 Quesada, Julio: Alpine R Raborn, Wanda: Snyder Radcliffe, Bettye: Ft. Worth Radcliffe, James: Ft. Worth Rafiee, Sohrab: Iran, Tehran Rains, Dudley: San Antonio, 216 Ramey, Dick: Sanderson Ramirez, Leticia: Del Rio, 151,216 Ramirez, Maria: Alpine Rameriz, Susana: Alpine Ramirez, Yolanda: Pecos, 185 Ramos, Albert: Alpine Ramos, Claudia: Alpine Ramos, Diana: Alpine, 216 Ramos, Elodia: Alpine Ramos, Elva: Marathon, 128,175,177, 216 Ramos, Enriquet: Alpine Ramos, Graciela: Eagle Pass, 169,170, 216 Ramos, Guadalupe: Alpine Ramos, Maria: Chihuahua, Mexico, 216 Ramos, Maria Isabel: Alpine, 216 Ramos, Rudy: Ft. Stockton, 216 Ramos, Yolanda: Alpine, 216 Ramsey, Eleanore: Alpine, 180 Randall, Richard: Alpine Randle, Su Zone: Ft. Stockton, 189 Randolph, Donna: Smithville, 136,216 Ratliff, Alvin Ray: Alpine Ray, John: Richton Park, III. Razo, Patricia: Marfa Reed, Sheila: Victoria Reeh, Janice: Harper Rey, Hector: Alpine Reyes, Buenauentura: Juarez, Mexico, 188 Reyes, Eloisa: Pecos Reyes, Glenn: Alpine Reyes, Glenn: Marfa Reyes, Jose: El Paso Reyes, Medardo: Alpine Reyes, Roy: Midland Reynolds, Larry: Ft. Worth, 216 Reynolds, Mary A.: Alpine Reynolds, Rolland: Dallas, 191,216 Rhodes, James: Humble, 143,154,157, 170,171,189,216 Richards, Mary Richters, Jenny (Susie): Alpine, 217 Richters, Russell: Alpine, 90,217 Richters, William: Coahoma, 90 Rider, Martha: Irving, 217 Riddle, Bryan: San Antonio, 217 Riley, Joe: Richardson, 90 Riley, William: Grand Prairie Rincon, Leticia: Del Rio Rios, Elidia: Alpine Riou, Ann: Ft. Lee, Va. Rivas, Corina: Alpine Rivera, Eddie: Marfa Rivera, John: Houston, 183 Rivera, Lucile: Marfa Rivera, Yvonne: Marfa, 132 Roan, Gary: Rowlett, 90,217 Roberson, Diane: Kermit, 217 Roberts, Ann: Marathon, 217 Roberts, Donna: Marathon, 217 Roberts, James: Alpine Robertson, Jane: Big Lake Robertson, John: Alpine Robertson, Paul: Alpine Robertson, Verda: Alpine Robey, James: San Antonio, 150 Robinett, Joseph: Colorado City Robinson, Carl: Marfa Robinson, David: Pasadena Robinson, M. Ellen: Marfa Robinson, Gary: Pasadena, 217 Robinson, James: El Paso Robinson, John: Pasadena Robinson, Jill: Houston, 189 Robinson, Mary: Ft. Stockton Robinron, Pamela: Pasadena, 217 Robles, Fred: Jourdanton, 217 Robles, Rudy: Del Rio, 175,217 Rocha, Arturo: Alpine, 217 Rocha, Herlinda: Alpine, 217 Rockwell, Johnny: Kermit Rodarte, Ismael: Van Horn Rodgers, Jeff: Fr. Worth, 90,157, 169,170,171 Rodgers, Kathy: 218 Rodrigues, Mary: Eagle Pass, 173,217 Rodrigues, Celinda, Eagle Pass Rodrigues, Felipe: Fabens, 217 Rodriguez, George: Alpine Rodriguez, Jesus: Alpine Rodriguez, Johnny: Ft. Davis Rodriguez, Liborio: Progreso Rodriguez, Olga: Alpine Rodriguez, Ricardo: Alpine Rodriguez, Roberto: 83 Rodriguez, Rosalinda: Pecos, 175,217 Rodriguez, Ruben: Del Rio Rodriguez, Ruben S.: Alpine Rodriguez, Ruperto: Corpus Christi 218 Rodriguez, Socorro: Del Rio Rodgers, Melleta: Alpine Rojo, Danny: Alpine Roman, Lupita: Marfa Rose, Linda: Alpine Rose, Susan: San Antonio, 179,218 Rose, William: Van Horn Ross, James: Ackerly, 128,164,189 Rosson, Travis: Dallas Royall, Paul: Brackettville Rudwick, Terrel: San Antonio, 90 Ruiz, Manuel: Asherton Russell, James: Andrews Russell, Montie: Kerrville, 154 Russell, Virginia: Alpine s Saavedra, Benito: Marfa Sadler, Sylvia: Pecos Sahli, James: Col. Station, Ohio, 166 Sailler, Marcus: Marfa, 218 Sailler, Russel: Marfa, 191 Salas, Ofelia: Eagle Pass Salazar, Mary Lou: Big Spring, 218 Salcido, Luis: Odessa Salgado, Alma: Presidio, 218 Salgado, Maria: Marfa Salgado, Maria R.: Presidio Salgado, Mary: Marfa Salgado, Robert: Marfa, 172,177 Salgado, Rosario: 218 Salinas, Samuel: Raymondville, 161, 169,170,171,218 Salinas, Sonia: Del Rio, 172,175,218 Salles, John: El Paso, 90 Salmon, Priscilla: Marathon, 218 Samaniego, Pete: Sonora, 218 Sance, Phyllis: San Antonio, 115,218 Sanchez, Cecilia: Del Rio, 154,218 Sanchez, Corinal: Valentine, 218 Sanchez, Gilbert: Odessa Sanchez, Irma: Presidio, 175,185,218 Sanchez, Jeff: Rio Grande City Sanchez, Joe: Rio Grande City, 90 Sanchez, Jose: Marfa Sanchez, Juan: Rio Grande City, 90 Sanchez, Knobby: Alpine Sanchez, Lee: Del Rio Sandate, Irma: Alpine Sandison, Stuart: Alpine Sanford, Arthur: Fort Worth 174 Santa Cruz, Armando: Van Horn 218 Santiago, Raul: Van Horn, 218 Satterwhite, Lauren: Alpine, 154,165, 218 Scaparra, Joseph: San Antonio, 191, 218 Scaparra, Linda: San Antonio, 162, 219 Schaake, Marshall: Seguin Schmidt, Bennetta: Houston, 191,219 Schneider, Bedelle: Houston, 192,219 Schrader, Curtis: Hondo, 219 Schultze, Susan: San Antonio, 219 Schulz, Wayne: Alpine Schumpert, George: Midland, 219 Scott, George: El Paso Scott, James: Jordanton, 90,219 Scott, Susan: Marfa Scown, Barbara: Alpine, 156 Scranton, James: Austin Segars, James: Kermit, 219 Segura, Epifanio: Del Rio, 219 Segura, Rosa: Valentine, 151,219 Seidel, James: Alpine, 219 Seibert, Mary: Houston, 192,219 Seipp, Lonnie: Fredericksburg, 90 Sells, Stephen: San Antonio 164,219 Serrano, Henry: Marfa, 219 Shackey, Marshall: 189 Shannon, James: El Paso, 150 Shannon, Robert: Sterling, Va., 189, 219 Sharp, David: Irving Sharp, Johnny: Hidalgo, 219 Sheffield, Rex: Dallas, 219 Shelby, Nina: Georgetown Sheldon, Mary: El Paso Sherrell, David: Lovington, N.M. Sherrill, Sheri: Alpine, 185,219 Shortt, Thomas: Alpine Shuler, Tommy: 181 Shurley, Jane: Marfa Shuster, Mikki: Fort Stockton Siller, Gilbert: San Antonio, 178 Silvas, Linda: Fort Davis Simmerman, Peggy: El Paso, 171,219 Simpson, Phillip: Abilene Simpson, Steve: Bloomington, III., 154, 178.179.219 Simpson, William: Alice Skinner, Jeri: Alpine Skinner, Walter: Alpine 182 Slope, Joty: El Paso, 90 Slope, Susan: Alpine Slight, Richard: Alpine Smith, Charles: Alpine, 219 Smith, Charles: Edinburg, 219 Smith, Dawson: Odessa, 183 Smith, Jeffrey: New Braunfels, 219 Smith, Jerry: Odessa, 189,219 Smith, Jimmy: Seminole Smith, Kenneth: Barcelona, Venezuela Smith, Larry: Galveston, 191,219 Smith, Lisa: Houston, 219 Smith, Malcolm: Kerrville, 190 Smith, Margaret: El Paso, 154,158, 219 Smith, Mark: Denton, 219 Smith, Mary: Andrews Smith, Maureen: Alpine, 219 Smith, Sandi: Alpine Smith, Sara: Las Cruces, NM, 153, 183.219 Smith, Stacey: Ft. Worth, 220 Smith, Vicki: Fluvanna, 222 Smithson, Debra Kay: Balmorhea Smyers, Roy: Andrews Snyder, Jimmy: Van Horn Snyder, Mary Lou: Van Horn Sohl, Andra: Alpine Solis, Alfredo: Ft. Hancock Solis, David: Ft. Hancock Sommers, Virgil: 220 Sosa, Eunice: Uvalde Sotello, Gerald: Alpine Sotello, John: Alpine Sotello, Mario: Alpine Sotello, Mary: Alpine, 220 Soza, Evalina: Alpine Sparks, George: Sterling City, 183 Spear, Charles: Laredo, 166,167,220 Spears, Sharon: Ft. Stockton Speer, Weldon: Mesquite Spence, Bobby: Sanderson, 220 Spencer, Scott: Alpine, 166,191,220 Sperry, Bobby: Ft. Davis Speziale, Rolf: El Paso Spiller, Walter: Ozona Spitzer, Bobbie Ann: Pecos, 220 Spriggs, Glenda: Alpine Sprinkle, William: Balmorhea Sproul, Judy: Valentine Squarok, Danny: Roswell, NM, 90 Srisnasdi, Montree: Bangkok, Thailand Stacy, Dan: Iraan Staffeld, Donna: Del Rio, 185,220 Staudt, Charles: San Antonio Stelzer, Andrew: Post, 90 Stephen, Georgia: Strawn, 220 Stephenson, Cathy: Carrizo Springs Sterling, Sharon (Dawn): Amarillo, 190 Stevens, John: Marfa Steward, Edward: Refugio Steward, Gregory: Houston, 174,220 Stillwell, Frank: Alpine Stine, Walter: Hunt Stocks, Jasper: Grandfalls Stoeck, Patti: Richardson, 220 Stoeck, Robert: Richardson, 161,220 Stone, Fred: Iraan Strader, George: Mico, 150,220 Strahun, Michael: Houston Stratton, K. Dawn: San Antonio, 164,189 Strom, Michael: El Paso, 220 Stroman, Brent: Austin, 183,220 Strong, Nathan (Bud): El Paso, 169, 220 Strong, William: El Paso, 220 Stubblefield, Selma: Sonora, 140,154, 156 Stzelczyk, Lawrence: Hedwig Stuessy, Virginia: Marathon, 154,220 Sturman, Rebekah: Salt Flat, 220 Stutes, Michael: Sulpher, La., 189 Stutts, Joan: Huntsville, 192,220 Suarez, Reynaldo, Del Rio Subt, Laura: El Paso, 163,220 Sullivan, Mark: Sterling City, 220 Summers, Virgil: Lamesa Surber, Randy: Sonora, 170,220 Surratt, Michael: Alpine Suttles, Becky: Uvalde Suttles, Frank: Camp Wood, 180 Sutton, Kay: Ft. Davis Swain, Pamela: San Antonio, 189 Sweatt, Mike: El Paso Switzer, Zana: Dell City, 166,167,176, 185,220 T Talbott, Rex: Alpine Talmage, John: Alpine Talmage, LaDonna: Alpine, 154,220 Tanksley, Ben: Alpine Tapia, Eva: Pecos Tarango, Eugenia: Alpine Tarango, Juan: Alpine Tavarez, Jose: Presidio, 177,220 Taylor, Debra: Marathon, 220 Taylor, Earle: Humble Taylor, Mike: Moore, OK, 90 Taylor, Victoria: Amsterdam, NY, 220 Teague, Alvis: Alpine Teague, Richard: Dallas Teniente, Cynthia: San Antonio, 131, 135,185 Tercero, Jose: Alpine, 220 Tercero, Rosa: Pecos, 129,221 Terrazas, Alfredo: Marathon Terrazas, Mary Alice: Big Spring, 115 Terry, Steven: Del Rio Thackston, Ronald: Dallas, 170 Thalmann, Vicki: Carrizo Springs, 221 Thomas, Beverly: Pecos Thomas, Daniel: Hereford Thomas, James: Pecos Thomas, Johnny: Ft. Stockton Thomas, Judy: Odessa Thompson, Donna: Odessa Threadgill, Joe: McNary Thurman, Shelly: Midland, 221 Tijerina, Alberto: Asherton Tilson, Janice: Odessa, 221 Tinnin, Debra: Midland Tipton, Jerry: Alpine Tipton, Martha: Alpine 173 Tobola, Frank: Midland Toone, Billy: Balmorhea Torres, Alejandro: Dilley, 221 Torres, Laura: Alpine, 221 Trepagnier, Denise: San Antonio, 124, 187,221 Trepagnier, Patricia: San Antonio, 221 Torres, Lupe: Alpine Towns, David: Calvert Towry, Charles: Balmorhea Trainer, Regina: Sonora Trevino, Mario: Eagle Pass, 221 Trevino. Marcos: Eagle Pass, 221 Trice, Floyd: Odessa, 221 Trice, Richard: Ft. Davis, 221 Trice, Sonny: 183 Trim, Carl: Alpine Tsang, Jong-Cneung: Kowloon, Hong Kong, 163,173 Tucker, Joseph: Ft. Worth, 90 Tucker, Roger: Big Spring Turnbow, Nicki Lee: Andrews, 221 Turner, Mary: Canbridge, Ohio, 192 u Ullrich, Danny: San Antonio, 221 Upshaw, Linda: Houston, 170,221 Uranga, Cynthia: Alpine Ureta, Frank: Ft. Stockton Urquidez, Grade: Alpine V Vackar, Thomas: Bellaire Valles, David: 221 Vail, Steve: San Antonio Valdes, Hector: Del Rio, 150,221 Valdes, Melva: Del Rio, 185 Valdez, Amelia: Constock, 222 Valdez, Gustavo: Del Rio, 222 Valdez, Johnny: Del Rio Valdez, Melva: 151 Valdez, Raul: Alpine, 191 Valdez, Rodolfo: Del Rio, 222 Valenzuels, Cecilia: Alpine, 165 Valenzuela, Clara: Alpine Valenzuela, Connie: Alpine, 222 Valenzuela, Jack: Alpine, 221 Valenzuela, Lupe: El Paso, 159,175, 221 Valles, Juan: Sanderson VanHusen, Thomas: Midland Vargas, Carlos: El Paso, 222 Varonon, Villiam: Ingleside Vasquez, Juan: Marfa, 222 Vasquez, Norma: Eagle Pass, 222 Vasquez, Ruben: Grandfalls, 222 Vasquez, Santos: 175 Veal, Susan: Houston, 222 Vega, Henry: Alpine Vejil, Fred: Ft. Davis Vejil, Manuel: Kermit Velez, Margarita: Fabens Villa, Oscar: Marathon, 222 Villalba, Alberta: Ft. Stockton Villalobos, Sammy: Van Horn, 222 Villanueva, Rafael, Lima, Peru Villarreal, Beatrice: Sonora, 222 Villarreal, Carlos: Zapata, 222 Villarreal, Charles: Converse, 222 Villarreal, Juan: Eagle Pass Villarreal, Manuel: Quemado Villarreal, Martin: Marfa Vinton, Victor: Pearsall, 90 Vizcaino, Camilla: Marfa Vizcaino, Jesse: Marfa w Walker, Bruce: Austin, 180,192,222 Walker, Christine: Lubbock, 115,127, 134.151.174.222 Walker, Dorothy: Marfa Walker, Fred: Alpine Walker, John: Marfa, 150 Walker, Theresa: Ft. Stockton, 222 Walker, Thomas: Ft. Stockton, 161 Walker, Virginia: Ft. Stockton, 222 Wallace, James: Ft. Davis Wallman, Robert: Alpine, 222 Walton, Mark: San Antonio, 222 Ward, Karen: Batesville Warfield, David: Carrizo Springs, 169.171.222 Warren, Vernon: Bryan Washington, David: Monahans Washington, Donnie: Monahans, 222 Washington, Tommy: Crane Wasson, Raleigh: Crane Water, George: 179 Waters, Hayes: Presidio Waters, Rosa: Alpine, 137,185 Watkins, Konna: Alpine, 153 Watkins, Ronnie: Alpine Watters, George: Alpine Watts, Ricky: Anson, 90,222 Ways, Louis: Dallas Weaver, Paul: Odessa Webb, A. Glenn: Alpine Webb, Clabe: Austin, 222 Webb, Larry: Alpine Webb, Laurel: Valentine, 222 Webster, Cathy: Ft. Davis Webster, Walter: Ft. Davis Weedin, James: Alpine, 156 Weedin, Teresa: Alpine, 184 Weeks, Patricia: Austin Whmeyer, Lynn: Alpine Weir, Jim: Alpine Welch, Dex: Alpine Welch, Donald: Alpine Welch, William: Kerrville, 222 Well, James: Marfa West, William: Lytle, 189,222 Wheeler, James: Del Rio, 191 Whisman, Bobby: Midkiff, 222 White, Archie: Lubbock, 138,170,174, 222 White, Barbara: Pecos, 138,174,222 White, Rocky: Devine, 90 White, Waneda: Spring, 222 Whiteaker, Johnny: Wink, 170 Whitfield, Rex: Ft. Stockton, 223 Whitley, Kay: Plains, 156,223 Whittington, Lona: Alpine, 223 Widner, Rosa: Kermit, 223 Wiemers, Chris: Yancey, 188 Willett, Bernese: Seminole Williams, Donna: Ft. Stockton Williams, Eugene: Kermit Williams, George: Marfa Williams, Janice: Pecos, 91,185 Williams, Jimmy: Alpine, 191 Williams, Keith: Dallas, 170,223 Williams, Marie: Ft. Stockton, 223 Williams, Melvin: Kermit Williams, Patricia: Alpine Williams, Stephanie: Alpine Williams, Wallace: Corpus Christi Wilson, Benny: Crane Wilson, Jimmy: Alpine, 156 Wilson, Karen: Alpine Wilson, Madonna: Marathon Wilson, Robin: El Paso, 223 Windel, Laura: Cuero, 185 Winegeart, Jenny: Ft. Stockton Winfree, Evelyn: 185 Winfield, Marsha: Alpine Winfield, Patrick: Bridgeport Wingfield, Craig: Ft. Worth, 90 Winter, William: Alpine, 169,223 Winn, Mark: Midkiff, 223 Winters, Lori: Seabrook, 223 Wittlin, Samuel: Waynesburg, 223 Wofford, Jerry: Alpine, 223 Wolf, Gary: Wink, 142,178,223 Wood, Bruce: Alpine, 181 Wood, Cynthia: Alpine Wood, David: Ft. Worth, 90 Wood, Thomas: Nashville, Tenn., 189 Woodley, Jackie: Forsan Woods, Danny: Midland Woodward, James: El Paso, 223 Worel, Dennis: Marfa Worley, Danny: San Antonio, 223 Worley, Howard: Kermit, 164,223 Wright, Susan: El Paso, 223 Wright, Susan: Alpine, 151,177 Y Yadon, Elizabeth: El Paso, 189 Yadon, Ted: Gail Yarbrough, John: Devine Yau, Francis: Hong Kong, 44,163,223 Ybarra, Rene: Alpine Ybarra, Veronica: Sanderson Yelverton, Mark: Houston Yost, Chester: Alpine Young, Louis: Midland z Zepeda, Irma: Clint, 167,185,212 Zepeda, Joe: Dilley, 223 Zukevich, Robert: El Paso, 223 Zapata, Elaine: Ozona: 128,223 Zapata, Leonel: Del Rio PERSONNEL Dr. Jack Adkisson, 77 Robbie Adkisson, 78 Dr. Allen Anthony, 73 Abelardo Baeza, 68,74 Dr. Richard Bain, 77 Phillip Baker, 161 Dr. Robert Bass, 68 Sharon Bass, 60 William Beaty, 74 Robert Bowden, 81 Janette Bowers, 80 Ellen Boyd, 70,160 Dr. Katharine Boyd, 70 James Brokenbeck, 75 Marvin Bruton, 61 Ann Burnside, 78 Eva Chaffin, 74 Don Chandler, 69,170 Dale Christophersen, 72 David Cockrum, 73 Dr. Helen Cole, 74 Thomas Connor, 72 John Cowen Jack Crawford, 81 Brooks Dozier, 79 Dr. Delbert Dyke, 77 Dr. Earl Elam, 58,158 Avis Faulk, 64,171 Dr. Romeo Flores, 66 Merwin Forbes, 66 Harlan Gage, 75 Dr. Charles Garofalo, 73,184 Dr. Daniel Graham, 77 James Green Dr. Wayne Hanselka, 76 Bob Hardin, 80 Richard Harvey, 79,90 Dr. Barbara Hazlewood, 72 Charles Hext, 69 Oneita Hilbrich, 78 Dr. James Hindman, 74,158,175 Dr. Adam Hoefling, 65 Robert Holub, 75 Richard Honea, 70,171 Dr. James Houston, 60 W. E. Jackson, 72 Dr. Brent Jensen, 71 Dr. Vally Johnson, 77 Gregory Jones, 69,166,167,176 Harper Jones, 176 Gary Knowles, 81 Frank Krhut, 79,90 Dr. Charles Lamb, 77,78 Roy Lassiter, 71 Dorothy Leavitt, 74 Dr. William Leavitt, 80 Dr. Glenn Lewandos, 66 Laurene Lighthouse, 78 Dr. Paul Lister, 68,165 Dr. Samuel Little, 76 Miriam Lowrance, 69 Billie Lynn, 80 Dr. George Mattison, 66,180 Dr. Hugh Meredith, 56,57 Dr. Elton Miles, 69 Dr. Gunther Moller, 67 Julia Moss, 64 Mary Moss, 64 Dr. Bob Pannell, 61 Sue Pannell, 78,187 Albert Parsons, 80,90 Judith Parsons, 72,158,184 W. H. Perryman, 79 Thomas Peters, 69,190 Dr. Dennis Peterson, 76 Jerry Phillips, 70 Dr. Paul Pierce, 79,115 Bob Posey, 60 Dr. Michael Powell, 65 Dr. Avinash Rangra, 66,178,179 Dr. Marshall Reynolds, 73,158 Bob Richardson, 59 Dr. Nelson Sager, 68,179 Wayne Schulz Dr. James Scudday, 65 Roy Lee Smith, 81 Dr. Ernest Speck, 68 Metha Sprinkle, 78 William Sprinkle, 81 Ronald Stephens, 79,90 Dr. Ben Tanksley, 74,172 Alvis Teague, 67 Claude Thormalen, 74 Dr. William Tindol, 61 Jack Todd, 64 Dr. Everett Turner, 76 Walter Turner, 75 Dr. Barton Warnock, 65 Dr. Tony Warnock, 67 Richard Weber, 75,183 Ralph Welker, 65 Dr. Paul Weyerts, 76,189 Dr. Raymond Wheat, 71 Elizabeth Winters, 64 Donald Witt, 67,150,178,179 t « • v j 240