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

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FIRST ROW: Linda Ann Buchanan, Cheryl Elizabeth Hymes. Barbara Eliza- beth Helms, Mary Elizabeth Burke, Diane Louise Holden, Deborah Lynn Boggs. SECOND ROW: Kristine Kathryn Peterson, Mary Frances McCarthy, Patricia Anne Keating, Kimberly Ann Ahern, Suzanne Marie Cotton, Marisa Jean Green, Allison Lee Broadway, Lynn Vander Straten. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Ellen Capp, Valerie Rae Severin, Rebecca Elaine Smith, Georgia Lon- tos. Kathleen June Swinney, Elise Regent Coleman, Teresa Kay Henderson, Sondra Leigh Haynes,Dru Deborah Dabney, Julie Elizabeth Breaux, Valerie Kathleen Vanderlaan. FOURTH ROW: Capt. Mark Stephen Jacob, Eileen Mansolo, Linda Louise Dryer, Patricia Gayle Pitchford, Ann Elizabeth Wilson, Sharon Ann Shelton, Sheri Lynn Cowan, Cynthia Ann Manicom, Debora Kay Martin, Susan Diane Walker, Connie Lynn Hoelscher. Diane Holden, Angel Flight Commander, gives cherubs some helpful advice at their induction ceremony. Angel Flight 459

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A N G E L F L G H T Angels Aid Air Force Cadets; Promote Pride Fourteen cherubs are sworn in as official angels in a candlelight ceremony at the Fall Dining Out The John H. Payne Angel Flight at the University of Texas boosted the esprit de corps and morale of the Air Force ROTC Cadet Corps in many ways. The Angels attended drills, baked goodies for the cadets and adopted cadets to correspond with as a secret Angel. The Angels served the community by par- ticipating in many projects. They held a bingo party at a senior citizens ' home and helped Jerry ' s kids on Labor Day by man- ning the phones at the annual telethon. Other projects included a UNICEF Hallow- een party and a picnic for underprivileged children. Along with projects for the Corps and community, the girls found time to be the Area Angel Flight Headquarters. This job entailed keeping the administrative records of the nine flights in Texas. The Angels acted as official hostesses at many Corps social functions, like the annual military ball and awards banquet. The Angels kept up with the Corps as far as party going went and even surpassed the Cadets by throwing numerous secret par- ties. The most famous of these was the annual Angel Flight all-girl slumber party. Capt. Mark Jacobs becomes an honorary Angel at the group s annual awards banquet. 458 Angel Flight

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N A V Y Naval Knowledge Useful in Many Areas!;; Navy men and dates Cotton-Eyed Joe at the Tri-Service Ball. Lt. Bonnie Gordy receives her commission into the U.S. Marines. STAFF FIRST ROW: Commander James Allen Lindsey, Jane K. Gal- laher, Captain George Loft Vanderwater, Carmen Alvarez Breshers. Lieutenant Junior Grade Douglas Ray Enderle. SECOND ROW: Major Charles Lewis Armstrong, Chief Quartermaster William Robert Lapoint. Gunnery Sergeant Roberto Martinez. THIRD ROW: Chief Yeoman Les-l lie Dean Bigler, Lieutenant Andrew Edwin Jackson, Master Chief Storel Keeper Charles Glenn Thompson, Lieutenant Vernon C. Lochausen. It ' - 460 Navy ROTC