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

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Ride for the Brand... Parents are respected for the wisdom they pass on to us. Much of their life is spent trying to ensure we have an even better one. They have cared for us, watched us grow, laughed when we laughed and cried when we cried. As we rode for their brand, they watched over and protected Friends are people we can turn to when things are get¬ ting rough and we need someone who will listen. We pour out our feelings to these people knowing our emotions won ' t be trampled. But we also listen to their problems, lending a shoulder to cry on or a pat on the back for some¬ thing accomplished. We each ride for the other ' s brand through a shared sense of loyalty and companionship. - 3 Royal Escort — Brett Parker, president of Lobo Brigade, escorts Shari Kimberly, the 1987 Homecoming Queen candidate for the Lobo Brigade, during the halftime activities at the Homecoming Game against McMurry College. Sunset In The Rio Grande — A last glimpse of the sun can be seen sparkling in the waters of the Big River at the cross¬ ing in Boquillas Canyon. Ride for the Brand

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The Great Outdoors - After a hike to the edge of the canyon wall, David Sams, Adrienne Sams, and Joe Moulder, along with the Sams’ dog enjoy a beautiful view from above the Rio Grande. Laugh It Up — Freshmen Tammy Walls and sophomore Fonda Glover enjoy the antics of Sul Ross students on stage during the Tom DeLuca show. The Lone Wolf - Senior Teresa Dotson works with Dr. Delores Smith, Sul Ross assistant director in Field Experiences, at the Alpine Public Library during her education class. Munching Out -- Police Academy students Toni Mansfielo, Karla McCullough, Rusty Love, Mike Smart, Bobby Olivas, Dennis Voulgaris, and Bernice Natera enjoy the barbecue served at the Student Ap¬ preciation Dinner held on the mall in July. Ride for the Brand