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

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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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Delta Sigma Pi Stephen A. Reinert President 1 . Steven Thomas Webb 34. Thomas Stephen C Rankm Robert Joseph Mitchell Vice-Presidenl 2. Randall G. Finch 35 Michael Ken Watanabe 3. Robert Henry Bynes 36. Judith Kay Fontenot John William McGovern Treasurer 4. Derek Joseph Fulkerson 37 Brent Randolph Caldwell 5. Henry J. Hansen 38. Michael Howard Lewis Thomas Landon Miller Secretary 6. Steven W. Johnson 7. Joe Wesley Latimer 39. Thomas Harold Groce 40. Kenneth Robert Reiser 8. Stephen A. Reinert 41 . Robert Joseph Mitchell 9. David Fletcher Hester 42. Ted H. Heaton 10. LeonF. Pesek 43. Michael Pierson Lien Floating a keg took on a double meaning when Delta 11. Frederick Shields Adams Jr. 12. Joe Wray Woolley 44. John Frederick Archer 45. Neil Eugene Whigham : Sigma Pi business fraternity members journeyed to 1 3. Richard Gerald Barnes 14. Eddie Lee Pool Jr. 46. Wallace Scott Norwood 47. Stephen Petligrew Rhea 1 New Braunfels. Approximately 40 members congre- 15. Larry Eugene Lewter 48. Eduard Kurt Wasser gated for the event near Wurstfest Hall before heading 1 6. Thomas E. Cornwell 17. James Mark Ward 49. John Howard Sleeker 50. Thomas Ayre Loomis towards the Comal River. Two kegs of beer were sup- 18. Daniel Ray Moore 51 . Paul Kamsler Gordon ported within inner tubes; as members felt the need for some brew, they would float out to the contraption 19. Paul David Amend 20. Maury Wayne Green 21. Jerry Wayne Bonham 52. Robert Jankowiak 53. Ronald Wayne Moseley 54. Alan Keith Reed while precariously perched in their own inflated tire 22. John Stanislaw Koncewicz 23. Fred David Raschke 55. Timothy James Wendel 56. David Anthony Luttrell tubes. 24. MarkSobotik 57. Stephen Lane Jukes Malcolm Cooper, a stockbroker from Rotan-Mosle, 25. Thomas Hudnall Lanier 26. Richard Bruce Pecore 58. Charles W Kleuser Jr. 59. John W McGovern discussed job prospects in the business field and the 27. Claude Edward Littleton 60. Warren T. Leake Jr stock market. Dr. Nick Woodward, director of Petro- leum Land Management, a major within the College of 28. Sharon Ann Faught 29. Gary Ray Pinnell 30 Barbara Ann Walker 61 . David Alan Freireich 62. John Patrick Johnson 63. David Bruce Lear Business, lectured on the rewards and benefits of busi- 31. Stephen Lyndol Walker 32. Robert Jack Nelson 64. Jeffrey Lee Dorrell 65. Steve Anthony Marmick 1 ness. 33 Debra Lynn Sabrsula At the Salvation Army Center in December, Delta S gma Pi members measured foot sizes of underprivi- leged children who waited to be fitted into some brand new shoes. De 360 Delta Sigma Pi

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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.