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Soaring to the sounds of Pegasus Students began the school year by kicking up their heels to the sounds, of Pegasus, a high energy band from El Paso. The dance was sponsored by the Student Center Program Council. Over 300 Sul Ross students filled the Graves-Pierce basement for an evening of rock and roll. Shonda Mehringer, sophomore, said, “There was a really good turnout. I had fun listening and dancing to Pegasus.” Sophomore Leslie Wilson added, “I really enjoyed the dance. I saw a lot of old friends.” | Pegasus, a rock and roll band out of El Paso entertained students at the first Program Council dance.
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cows going to slaughter as they watched the adding machine tape grow longer and the numbers get bigger. After signing themselves into debt to Sul Ross for the next four years, students sauntered over to get their pictures taken for their student l.D. cards. Many felt it was a bit much for the photographer to expect a happy, carefree smile from people who had just finished participating in a seemingly never ending cattle drive. 4 Randall Braham, freshman, finishes up by getting his l.D. picture made. a P.O. Boxes, vehicle registration, and park¬ ing permits. . . all play a part in registration. 4 Lines, lines and more lines! Restless SR students wait for the doors to open for morn¬ ing registration. Student Life 21
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| Freshmen Jennifer Windham and Holly Blackburn were all smiles at the dance. 4 Terri Franklin, freshman, and Brant Day, sophomore, gazed on as SR students danced. Sophomores Cindy Gourley and Shonda Mehringer, and junior Kristi Landman checked I.D.’s as students came through the doors. 4 Coordinator of Student Association Maggie Miller, sophomore Kenny Rydolph, and Cin¬ dy Gourley, and Assistant Coordinator of Stu¬ dent Associaton Bobbie Naff make sure ju¬ nior Facky Bramblett marks sophomore Todd Harvey correctly. Student Life 23
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