Brenda McNair Named 1973 LCC Queen
Brenda McNair a senior secondary education major from Dripping Springs was crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen of Lubbock Christian College during halftime at the LCC Wayland Baptist game in the LCC Fieldhouse. Attendants were Sue Jan Robertson and Ramona Thomas. Events included a Queen court reception and an Ex-Students gathering with plans for Master Follies.
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Brenda McNair
Dripping Springs
Lubbock Christian College
Miss McNair
Lcc-Wayland Baptist
LCC
Sue Jan Robertson
Crosbyton
Ramona Thomas
Wolfforth
LOC
F. W. Mather
Betty Hancock
Sue Stevens
Annie Payeny
Peeing Room
Mabee Amer
Glendale
Asti
Maddox
Oirecteaum
Moody Auditorium
Amarillo
Larry Forsythe
Ex-Students Association
Tech College of Business gets $2000 grant
A $2000 check presented by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. to Dr. Arthur T. Roberts, coordinator for accounting, funds professional development for the Texas Tech College of Business Administration. The money will support scholarships, faculty costs, curriculum development and other special projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech College of Business Administration
Arthur T. Roberts
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Slaton Youth Dominates Cooper Junior Live Stock Show
Slaton youth Dale Schaffner and family led a field of 83 entries at the Cooper Junior Live Stock Show at Cooper school bus barn. Schaffner claimed grand and reserve lambs, light and medium wool titles, and showmanship honors while peers like Steve Black, Leslie Riggins, and Robbie Buxkemper won grand and reserve gilts and swine titles.
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Dale Schaffner
C. L. Schaffner
Rt.1: 1
Slaton
Cooper
Cooper School
Schaffner
Steve Black
Barrow
Leslie Riggins
Robbie Buxkemper
Lubbock Men Among Honored Founders Life Council Members
Three Lubbock men Don D. Williams Ted Monroe and Wayne Ricketson plus three area honorees Odell Thompson Glen Exter and Clint Coleman were cited for new business produced in 1972 at the American Founders Life Insurance Co president's council session in Honolulu Hawaii. Williams earned million dollar round table status and multiple awards. Monroe led accident and sickness sales and earned growth and council honors. Ricketson received national quality and sales awards and million dollar round table membership.
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Lubbock
American Founders Life Insurance Co
Honolulu
Hawaii
Don D. Williams
Lubbock-Amarillo
Ted Monroe
10Th St
Wayne Ricketson
20Th St
Odell Thompson
Tulsa
Glen Exter
Star Rt. 2
Orton
Clint Coleman
Plainview
President
Williams
Med School Students Enter Air Force Reserve under Scholarship
Gary Womack David Herbert and Mike Cosgrave sworn in as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve under the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship program. They are the first medical students from the school of medicine to join the Air Force under the program which pays a monthly stipend and covers school expenses.
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Gary Womack
David Herbert
Mike Cosgrave
Air Force Reserve
Armed Forces Health
School of Medicine
Air Force
State Board backs phased plan for full school funding
Texas board votes 15 to 4 to urge legislature adopt a plan shifting more cost to local districts with a 25 cent per $100 tax on market value. If lawmakers approve, state share rises to about 2 billion for 1978 79 and local share to roughly 740 million including enrichment spending.
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Public
Texas
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