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1978 SHSU Golfers Photograph
No full textPicture of SHSU Golfers in 1978. The 1978 SHSU Golf Team won the Lone Star Conference Championship, hosting the tournament at Elkins Lake
1983 SHSU Softball Players Photograph
No full textPicture of SHSU Softball players, 1983. SHSU Softball player Amy Love can be seen getting ready to catch the ball. In 1983, the SHSU Softball team had an annual record of 43-17
Man at SHSU Men's Basketball Game Photograph
No full textPicture of a man at the SHSU Men's Basketball game, 1983. The 1983 SHSU Men’s Basketball team had an annual home record of 15-1
1978 SHSU Volleyball Team Photograph
No full textPicture of the 1978 SHSU Volleyball team. Front row r. to l.: Coach Rebecca Bilsing, Fanny McGee, Jana Russell, Cindy Chezem, Ann Thyssen, and Renee Rhodes. Second row r. to l.: Carla Rice, Carol Kramer, Melissa Brown, Nancy Vogler, Debbie Jaehne, Sheila Cooper, and Karen Dove. In 1978, the SHSU Volleyball team beat Wharton 3-1 and Stephen F. Austin 3-1 as well as earned berth in the TAIAW State tournament
Performers at SHSU Football Game Photograph
No full textUndated picture of performers at an SHSU Football game
Dr. Alreign Brantley Templeton and SHSU Football Coach Photograph
No full textPicture of Dr. Arleign Brantley Templeton talking with a SHSU Football coach, 1969. Dr. Templeton was a native of New Waverly and a graduate of SHSU. He became the eighth president of Sam Houston State University. He changed the university from a teachers college to a state college, then to a university in six years. He was very dedicated to improving education at SHSU. During his presidency, the programs in criminal justice were developed and the Newton Gresham Library, as well as several other facilities including Academic Building 1 and the Smith-Hutson Business Administration Building was constructed. In 1969, the SHSU Football team won 3 games, lost 6, and tied 1
SHSU Football Coach and Referee Photograph
No full textPicture of an SHSU Football coach and referee talking during a football game, 1978. The 1978 SHSU Football team had an annual record of 6-5
Dr. Bowers and Dr. Templeton at SHSU Football Practice Photograph
No full textPicture of Dr. Bowers (left) and Dr. Templeton (right) at an SHSU Football practice on Pritchett Field, 1969. Dr. Templeton was the eighth president of Sam Houston State University. He changed the university from a teachers college to a state college, then to a university in six years. During his presidency, the programs in criminal justice were developed and the Newton Gresham Library, as well as several other facilities including Academic Building 1 and the Smith-Hutson Business Administration Building was constructed. Dr. Bowers was the 9th president of Sam Houston State University. Dr. Bowers' priorities as president included academics, construction and renovation, faculty development, and student recruiting. The SHSU football stadium was named in his honor. In 1969, the SHSU Football team won 3 games, lost 6, and tied 1
1972 Head Coach and Bearkat Football Player Photograph
No full textPicture of SHSU Football Head Coach Allen Boren and a Bearkat Football player, 1972. The annual record for the 1972 SHSU Football team was 5-6
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