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

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The statue of Preston Smith was dedicated to the former governor and distinguished Texas Tech alumnus in the fall semester. Many students get involved in on-campus activities. This resident of Carpenter Hall takes his turn in the dunking booth. 6 — Opening

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Table of Contents Student Life From campus construction to teachers ' instructions. Professional performers to student performers. Out with the old and in with the new. 1986 fashions, thrills of victories and more . . . World News Terrorism prevailed and it highly affected American citizens and shuttle Challenger exploded in space . . . YiDY ' i ' Q A change of faces in footba11 and baseball and a farewell to the swimming program. A kJUKJI LD year of defeats and victories for the Red Raiders . . . Organizations Students involved in campus activities. There are academic groups which enhanced their educational interest or spirit and service groups which focused on serving Tech and Lubbock . . . | iYP O ICQ Fraternities and sororities dominated the year with philanthropy projects. From | C A V-» (• €• V Alpha to Omega and everything in between ... jy £L Students living on campus have the best advantage. Residence halls offer students an opportunity to enhance their college experience . . . 386 The people here are what make Tech the university it is today. From the president to the administration to the students . . . 420 A complete listing of who ' s on what page for both organizations and people 520 Table of Contents

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Relax The early fall and late spring seasons bring out the beauty which encom- passes the campus. The trees all in green and the sunny blue sky make the Tech campus a perfect place to live while receiving an education. The warm weather allows students to ride their bikes to classes and enjoy the cool breeze that constantly blows in Lubbock. The walkway next to the chemistry building serves as a nice place to rest on the long treks across campus. During the warm weather many students choose to ride their bikes to classes. During the Aggie Kiss-Off, the Nelsons per- formed for the participants outside the music building on the band parking lot. Designed by Michael D. Flores Opening — 7