Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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»—- -f W - X, James Andrews Deryl Baker Bill Belote Stanley Borum David Carrell Terry Cheek John Cherry Keith Crimer Robert Dawes Douglas Foster Tom Gee Julius Graw James Griffin James Grubbs Raymond Lusk I ii t KAPPA KAPPA PSI Thirty-nine bandsmen belong to Kappa Kappa Psi, national honor- ary band service fraternity for the college man. Their purpose is to promote all aspects of the band and music in general. Kappa Kappa Psi members aid in coordinating all band activities and keep things running smoothly. Their job includes organizing all band out-of-town bus trips, pro- viding water for visiting bands at football games and preparing the marching fields before a perform- ance. Walt Newton James Phillips Fredlein Schroeder Jerry Starkes David Taylor Wells Teague Glen Thompson Billy Watt Bill Williams James Woodward One of the major events spon- sored by Kappa Kappa Psi is the dance band competition, which was held in the fall of the year. The Nite Owk walked off with top honors in the 1964 contest. They competed against seven other dance bands. Kappa Kappa Psi also schedules several social events during the year, including the annual band banquet, informal parties, dances and rush parties. Raymond Lusk served as Kappa Kappa Psi president during 1964- 65. Other officers were Fred Schroeder, vice president; James Phillips, treasurer ; Billy Watt, re- cording secretary; Keith Thomas, corresponding secretary ; Jerry Starkes, pledge trainer; Glen Thompson, assistant pledge train- er and Jim Grubbs, social chair- man. Only top bandsmen are invited to join Kappa Kappa Psi. All mem- bers must maintain at least a 2.0 overall average. 21

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Tommie Allen Kara Anderson Mary Babin Julie Brashear Nancy Dixon Roya Harris Dana Heaton Martha Hollar Suzanne Johnson Susie Johnston Sallie Manicapelli Kaye McGee Jo Anne Needles Lola Page Karen Parkes f1 MU PHI EPSILON Mu Phi Epsilon, international professional music sorority, con- sists of women who are either music majors or minors, have a 3.0 grade point average and a superior music ability. Founded at Tech in 1952 as the Epsilon Pi chapter of the national sorority which was founded in 1903. Tech ' s chapter presents a number of recitals each year for persons in the music department. Mu Phi Epsilon also joins in with their brother fraternity in pre- senting the annual sing-song event held at Tech. Exchanging new ideas and working on projects of mutual in- terest helps to promote friendship within the sorority and each member and pledge is encouraged to support all worthwhile musical productions and to participate in solo creative efforts and perform- ances. Other activities include hostess- ing a tea for entering freshmen who are interested in Mu Phi Ep- silon. Vicki Pharr Sandra Redwine Rita Reynolds Barbara Sperberg Sandy Spiller Jamie Stephens Barbara Stone Priscilla Suttle Betty Walvoord Gertrude Wolff m. 22