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

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Outstanding Students Outstanding Students Still in School Kenneth Andre Allen Scott Bedford Aston Janet Elizabeth Bauerle Carolyn Elizabeth Bone Kevin Jackson Brown Brenda Sue Rice Gatlin Robert Samuel Glass Paul William Hanneman X; ; :o v - ' ; v ' . fsP Cynthia Keen Ellen Frances Locy Gorden K. MacDowell II Elizabeth M. Mart inez Mark David McKinnon John Mark Metts Kimberley Mickelson Julia Lee Patterson Fernando Jose Pena William Blake Rodriguez Cathy Leanne Sorsby Julie Ann Tindall Kathryn Jane Tullos Robert Charles Walters Claire Webber Teri Lynn Wenglein Editor ' s Special Awards David Albert Escamilla, a third-year law student, was a member of the Texas Union Board of Directors and the Red Ryder Preservation Society. He was also on the University Ski Club Executive Board and was a member of Students for Student Government. Julie Leslie Wasserman, a senior majoring in broadcast journalism, was secretary treasurer of the Communications Council. She was a member of Orange Jackets, Omicron Delta Kappa and Sigma Delta Chi. Outstanding Students 403

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Outstanding Students Beverly Gayle Reeves, a junior majoring in history government, was vice president of the Liberal Arts Council and of TSIPS. She was a 1982 Harvard Model United Nations Delegate and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. Beverly was also listed in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 1 Andrew Scott Rivin, a senior majoring in humanities, was president of Mortar Board and co-chairman of the Student Involvement Com- mittee. He was faculty liaison of Omicron Delta Kappa and was a member of the Texas Cowboys. Andrew was also named the 1981 Dad ' s Day Outstanding Male Student. Darren Charles Walker, a senior majoring in government com munications, was a member of the Texas Union Board of Directors, coordinator of the Texas Union Program Council and chairman of the Texas Union Cultural Entertainment Committee. He was also ad- ministrative vice president for Omicron Delta Kappa and was a member of the Friar Society. 402 Outstanding Students

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Goodfellows Cecilia Marie Binig, a graduate student in geology, was president of the Natural Sciences Council. She was also vice chairperson for the Senior Cabinet and was listed in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities 1981. David Tarrant Bright, a senior majoring in liberal arts, was vice chairman for the Texas Union Board of Directors. He was also a director lobbyist of the Texas Student Lobby and a member of the Red Ryder Preser- vation Society. Paul Edward Begala, a junior majoring in govern- ment, was treasurer of the Liberal Arts Council. Me was also a member of the Student Services Fees Committee and an Outstanding Delegate to the Harvard National Model United Nations. Craig Curtis Blackburn, a senior majoring in accoun- ting, was marketing vice president of the University Ac- counting Association. He was also academic education director for the CBA Student Council and was listed in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1982. lica Brito, a junior majoring in Plan II, was vice chairperson of the Student Endowed Centen- nial Fellow Fund. She was also a member of Orange Jackets and the Presidential Standing Committee Park- ing and Traffic Panel. Robert Christopher Bell a senior majoring in broad- cast journalism, was president of the Interfraternity Council. He was also pledge trainer for Phi Delta Theta fraternity and the Omicron Delta Kappa Leader of the Year. Sam Penn Boswell Jr., a junior majoring in accoun- ting, was chairperson of the Cultural Entertainment Committee. He was also alumni secretary for Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and treasurer for the Interfraternity Council. Rebecca Teresa Cabaza, a junior majoring in Plan II, was a member of Orange Jackets. She was also presi- dent of the Carothers Advisory and communications chairperson of the Liberal Arts Council. 104 Goodfellows