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

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Huntley Almond James Anderson Lynn Bailey Ted Bartley Tom Bennett Bill Coberly Verney Coberly Rick Colvin Bill Cosby Marlt Crouch Eddie Daffern Ken Dobbins Tony Durrell Gary Edwards Joe Francis David Farranca John Farrell Mi ke Safford Gary Garrison Gary Garrison John Gibson James hialle Jim Harvey Ken Holge Randall Holmes Danny Hood Rodney Hoover Wesley Hopp Richard Hutchins Jimmy Irvin Jon Irwin Mike Jacks i PHI MU ALPHA Advancing The Causes Of Music Advancing the purposes and causes of music in America and promotin ; true fraternal spirit among its members are the purposes of Phi Mu Alpha, professional fraternity for men in- terested in musical activities. Members assist in or sponsor the annual inter-fraternity sing-song, seranading of women ' s dorms, the Ail-American Recital and the annual Carol of Lights. Officers for 1967 include Danny Hood, president; Tom Bennett, secre- tary; Keith Sander, treasurer; Ted Blackerby, corresponding secretary ; David Tarrence, Warden, and Bill Co- berly, executive alumni secretary. James Jay Ronald Johnson Charles Jones Chris King John Lawson John Leonard Joseph Leonard Ronnie Lipham Leon Long Michael McCommon Mac McKInney Corry McSpadden Mac McWIIIIams Walter Muclln Tommy Marsh Robert Mayes Walter Myrick Jerold Neuenschurandar John Pugh Gary Rackley David Rlker Keith Sander Fred Schroeder Gordle Shultz Richard Snider Terry Stephens Ricky Vaughen Gary Walvoord Randy Walvoord Everett Warner Richard Watts 16 — Tyn Ml

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TECH CHOIR The Sound Of Music The Tech Choir is an outstanding example of the excellence of Tech ' s Music Department. The choir is di- rected by Gene Kenny. Its president is Ron Douglas. Membership in the Tech Choir is limited to 50. Each spring and sum- mer, Kenney has private auditions and selects the members on the basis of their singing ability. The choir achieves excellence be- cause of its many hours of devoted practice. They have performed in Lub- bock for Coronado High School and for the Lion ' s Club. They have also sung on campus several times, includ- ing a special Spring Concert given after Easter vacation. In addition to these appearances, the choir went on a six-day tour from March 18-24. An honor bestowed on the choir was being asked to sing with the Mid- land-Odessa Symphony and Chorale. The selection sung was Verdi ' s Req- uiem. They performed in both Mid- land and Odessa. Back row: Sheri Malone, Betty Bergner, Janell PInlston, Joe Haynes, Robert Skinner, Ron Douglas, Richard Knox, Joel Hughes, Mac McKinney, Louis Anderson, Gerre Joiner, Patt Kimbley, Becky Shoemaker, and Peggy Tonroy. Third row: Jolene Montgomery, Marty Ratcllff, Gail Towne, Johnny Wilson, John Seitzler, Jerry Alford, Paul Marlin, Bob Collett, James Hensley, Tom Acord, Barbara Griffin, Ann Quails, and Caria Swenson. Secofnd row: Carol Almack, Dana Gibson, Kent Graham, John Pugh, Noel Lee, Ron Williams, Wesley Hopp, Ralph Flowers, Pablo Pedraza, Toni McMillon, Mary Anne Engram. First row: Suzy Benton, Lynn Saulsbury, Marsha ZInn, Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Fincher, Patricia Pattillo, Jan Tenford. Madeline Lemon, Gailyn Seljos, and Roya Harris. IS—Tyme F