University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Fashion Group r 1 . Becky Lynn Davenport 2. Susan Kay Barren 3. Lois Beth Chyette 4. Paula Kay Seitz 5. Cheryl Lynn Deering 6. Sandra Lynn Smith 7. Deborah Ann Valrie 8. Marsha Renee Greene 9. Shannon Ruth Rose 1 0. Mary Kathleen Strodtbeck 11. Lisa Elaine Taylor 12. Lyda F. Guthrie Workman 13. Katherine K.Oliver 1$. GayleL. Jackson 15. Karen Kaigler Evans 1 6. Lisa Deane Wallace 1 7. Martha Fae Morgan 1 8. Mary Margaret Dilger 1 9. Catherine Anne Womack 20. Deborah Ann Vernon 21 . Shelley Elizabeth Williams 22. Carol Augusta Maury 23. Mary Neil McCoy 24. Nelda Denice Fite 25. Sheri Erickson 26. David James Ginople 27. Janet Kay Jordan 28. Lynn Denise Schneider 29. Sherri Jean Ivy 30. Lynn Lawler 31 . Deborah Lynn Carlen 32. Celeste Eileen Johnson 33. Sydney Kay Kaiser Lyda F Guthrie Workman Lisa Elaine Taylor Becky Lynn Davenport . . David James Ginople .... President Vice-President . .Treasurer-Secretary . Fashion Co-ordinator 362 Fashion Group Texas Naturally, a fashion show co-sponsored by UT ' s Fashion Group in conjunction with the Texas National Fiber and Food Protein Commission, premi- ered this November in the Education Building and fea- tured garments made predominantly from natural fibers. Fashion Group member David Ginople was the youngest designer to be included. He displayed a group of swimsuits and cover-ups for men and women which, when dry, are ordinarily solid colors. When they become wet, however, strategically located stars, stripes and maps of Texas appear on them. The Fashion Group, sponsored by the UT Home Eco- nomics Department, was organized nine years ago to acquaint students in fashion-related fields with job opportunities, responsibilities and work experience. In October and November, members gained valuable experience modeling for luncheon patrons at Joske ' s in Highland Mall. Former members of the Fashion Group have developed successful careers as designers, buy- ers and textile colorists after graduation.

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i Pi Delta Sigma Pi member Tom Cornwell and his date dance during a rush party held in February. , Delta Sigma Pi members rush prospective pledges at a dance in the Knights ot Columbus Hall. Delta Sigma Pi 361

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-: ' .. Home Eco- Manager of the NASA Integration Office Rob Battey told members of the Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers that he foresaw a time in the near future when space stations will be built on other planets to aid in the ensuing increase in space travel. Speaking on the evolution of the space program, Battey ' s pres- entation included information on past accomplishments and future expectations. Other IEEE guest lecturers spoke on more earth- bound subjects. A Mobil Oil representative discussed instrumentation and pipeline control. He focused on the New Olympic Pipeline which runs through Oregon and Washington. IEEE students were acquainted with micro-processing techniques by a Motorola represent- ative. In addition to maintaining a library composed of a collection of texts and reference materials beneficial to electrical engineering students, the IEEE organized a Parts Committee responsible for the management of a store which provided electronic parts and catalogues otherwise unavailable to students. Loren T. Lancaster President Bruce Elliott Ballard Vice-President David S. Mothersole Treasurer Kent Burdell Mickelson Secretary 1 . Mark Curtis Walker 2. Steven Leo Poizner 3. Professor Archie W. Straiten 4. Russell A. Reininger 5. David Ray Stroupe 6. Min Ho Kang 7. Alex G. Hernandez 8. Loren T. Lancaster 9. Gerald Lee Frenkil 1 0. Kent Burdell Mickelson 1 1 . Kimberly Ann Langlotz 1 2. Carol Gay Hovenga 1 3. Scott Rodney Reagan 1 4. Thomas Robert Mclntire 1 5. Larry Dodson Glass 1 6. Sandra Leigh Parks 1 7. Anthony Jacob Klinkert 1 8. John Warren Newhouser 1 9. David Isaiah Garrett 20. Michael Edward Austin 21 . Michael Clyde Christopher 22. Alan K. Christensen 23. Kelly Sue Hollis 24. Diana Yolanda Bazan 25. Steven Mark Zwernemann 26. Glenn Alan Meyer 27. Hayssam Noueilaty 28. Rodney Earle Wood 29. Reinhard Fred Brueckner 30. Christopher Thomas 31 . Dr. Lyndon Taylor, advisor 32. Neal Romeo T. Pacleb 33. John Barnes Gordon 34. Professor Herbert Horace Woodson 35. Robert Warren Gunn 36. Gahlen Wayne Carpenter 37. Michael Jerome McGehearty 38. James Ayres Parker 39. Robert Wayne Knott 40. Bruce Elliott Ballard 41 . Casey Thomas Mulcihy 42. Kenneth Carson Hill 43. William Richard Oliver IEEE 363