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

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Every Day ' s A Holiday was the homecom- ing theme for 1985. This float sponsored by the Medical Technology Society won first place in the organization division. Students in West Texas must endure all types of weather to get to classes. Since the bus system on campus runs constantly all day long, students are able to take advan- tage of buses and leave the long walks across campus for the warm spring days. 11 «■ • . - ■ : - ! IS ' ' ! tit at ' JH.l aMaK8 JJTK w ? l I; Vi-i 14. - ' r Kevin Brinkle Kevin Brinkley o — Opening

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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

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A r- . ' ' v, J . ' ' ' ? 1 r r £L ' ■ ; ■ r HmJBI 1 5 2 W ' • - - ■-. The statue of Will Rogers stands covered in red streamers just as he does every game day in the true Tech spirit. Cheerleader Lisa Chase leads the Raider fans through a game showing the team that the school is behind them all the way. Mark Mamawal Opening — 9