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

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' it f I d . . . and others from various areas of the campus. In the November national presi- dential election, Tech voted for the Ford-Dole ticket, as did the surround- ing Lubbock area. But the rest of the country did not go along with the west Texas decision as Jimmy Carter was elected. During the summer prior to the NTERS. KedMutt% BANTERS eaWuts pi ANTERS.i PiAf; ' ' Unters S ! i ' ' ' i ?« ' . i opening of school, workers began to move equipment from Drane Hall to the new Texas Tech University Medical School facility. This move included the cadavers used in lab. This moving of bodies caused some talk on cam- pus — until it was explained about the move.

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SSf: ' i ' : ' : ' ' •- .;;:V7J ;riK ???? ' ? : : • ' ' • . TH T LA VENTANA TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY • LUBBOCK TEXAS 1976 • Volume 51 Cliff Butler Linda Thomas La Venlana Co-editors Bill Dean Director of Student Publications Darrel Thomas Director of Photography Jean Finlcy Business Manager MAGAZINE EDITORS Rcnce Berry Nancy Crewe Paula Huckabay Diane Ingram Bonny Mcintosh Rose Robinson Mary Katherine Pakis Nancy Schram Kathy Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS Larry Jayroe Paul Von Huben Karen Thom John Williams Art Editor The La Ventana for 1977 has several changes from last year. Gone are the familiar Life. Tymc. Sports Illustrated and Southern Living. Now these magazines are called Inside Texas Tech. Texas Parade, Sport and In- doors Outdoors, respectively. The format for the magazines is virtually the same, as is the content. The excep- tion is Inside Texas Tech. This maga- zine has been changed to a news type format, containing editorial features, special campus-wide events, and vari- ous departmental weeks. The co-editors sincerely hope that; La Ventana 1977 accurately depict the school year and the people who! made the year — students of Texas Tech. •

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T LA VENTAN TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY • LUBBO 1976 • Volume 51 Dr. Cecil Mackey h-f.a Wntiina