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

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:and ilk toed ip in prs. Party Com. :Ai Here Parties to ok a new twist at the DU Prohibition party. AY Top Row: Cullen Michael God- frey, Herbert Julius Goerner, Jr., Harry Dorsett Gremillion, Kris- tinn Ingi Hansen, Dale Andrew Harris, David Charles Heath, John David Hooser, William David Jef- fers, Jr. Second Row: Chris Edwin John- son, Dean Jimmie Joyner, John Samuel Kaczmarek, Jr., William Robert King, Claude Ross Kinsey, III, Milow Haude Klein, Russell Weldon Lyday, Roland Scott Ly- ford. Third Row: Richard Tewes Mart- ratt, Lee Haynes Mathews, Robert Charles Maxham, Henry Fuller Mclntosh, Morrell Eugene McMul- len, Michael Nichols McNeff, Ralph Irad Miller, David Everett Mills. Fourth Row: Robert A. Milne, Jr., John Christopher Nichols, John Mack Orr, Thomas Henry Payne, III, Thomas William Rimkus, For- rest Calvin Roan, Jr., Jack Lynn Slayton, Byrom Judson Smith, III. Fifth Row: John Bill Somers, James Wilton Sturdivant, David Neilson Tobey, Charles Sydney Turet, Jr., Ronald Ross Vaughan, Homer Clay Warren, Jr., David Austin Watson, James Alan Word.

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2510 Leon DELTA UPSILON Founded in 1834 at Williams College, Delta Upsilon is the only nonsecret fraternity in America. The Texas chapter, which received its charter in 1949, was led last year by Dean Joyner, president; Tom Blanton, vice-president; Bob Gillespie, treasurer; Milow Klein, executive secretary; and Jack Slayton, chapter relations. On campus last year, Delta Upsilon participated in the Darrell Royal Cerebral Palsy Workshop and drive, entered Varsity Carnival, and was awarded over-all runner-up in the fall Campus Chest drive. Campus leaders in the fraternity included John Orr, pres- ident of Students ' Association; Forrest Roan, Rep Party Executive Committee chairman and Rally Advisory Com- mittee; Lee Mathews, CBA Council and Society for Ad- vancement of Management secretary; Bill King, Steer-Here Committee co-chairman: Michael Godfrey, Student Body Presidential legislation assistant and Legislative Panel chair- man; Chris Johnson, Stump Speaking Committee chair- man; Tom Stephens, Rep Party campaign manager; and Jack Slayton, Ugly Man on Campus winner. In intramurals, Delta Upsilon entered fraternity division football, swimming, basketball, handball, volleyball, wres- tling, softball, and track. The Delta Upsilon calendar of social events included Pro- hibition, Batman, and Pandora ' s Box parties. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED John Young Allen, Jr. Brian Anderson Beach Robert Alan Berry William Clerence Coffey James Allen Cooley John Paul Easton Gunnar Milton Hansen William Kinsey Terrence Lee Marlatt Joseph Samuel Montgomery Piet Nieman Michael Charles Perry Thomas Franklin Rider Raymond Alston Rimkus Randy Roy Shope Michael Ronnie Wilson Jess Oliver Yaryan, III The DU ' s discussed strategy for intramural football. Top Row: John Richardson Allen, John Paul Askew, Walter Harry Baker, Phil Edward Bartlett, James Lee Blackwell, William Thomas Blanton, Nathan Leroy Brightwell, Philip Robert Bunch. Second Row: Ronald L. Burke, William Lee Burnett, Russell Clyde Busby, Robert Anthony Butler, Charles B. Clark, Richard Robert Collier, Steven Douglas Conwell, Danny Michael Corley. Third Row: Robert Charles Davis, Eugene Harris Dewhurst, Paul Byron Diehl, Charles Laures Evans, Patrick James Feeley, John Gar- land Flowers, Richard Stuart Flow- ers, Robert M. Gillespie. Page 294

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2515 Leon Southern charm and tradition accompanied invitations to the annual Kappa Alpha Old South Ball. Top Rom: Joseph Vincent Adams, Barry Alan Applewhite, Alvin Homer Badger, Ralph Vincent Bailey, Richard J. Borden, Joel Lynn Brame, Michael Frederick Brandenberger. Second Row: Scotty Mac Brown, Larry Joe Brundidge, Claude Rob- ert Cage, Terrell Joiner Cart- wright, Jr., Don Clayton Chapell, David William Childress, Scott Creager Childress. Third Row: Michael Joseph Clay- pool, Richard Owen Clements, Jr., William Herblin Cochran, Robert Oran Collier, Walter Louis Cook, Jr., Jack Barry Cowley, Theodore Franklin Crow. KAPPA ALPHA With Robert E. Lee as its spiritual founder, Kappa Al- pha order was organized at Washington and Lee College on Dec. 21, 1865. The local Omicron chapter, the oldest frater- nity on the UT campus, was established on Oct. 5, 1883. On campus, Kappa Alpha won the 1965 Sing-Song mixed division with Delta Delta Delta sorority, placed first in fra- ternity intramural basketball and fast-pitch Softball, and had two members win Student Assembly seats, Bill Parish of engineering and Ron Norwood of Freshman Council Board. In community service, Kappa Alpha sponsored the annual Miss Campus Chest Contest, raising approximately $2,000 for charity in connection with the University Dimes ' Day. KA also gave fall and spring children ' s parties at the Austin State School. Two-time All-America football star Tom Nobis ranked along with Phil Harris, John Elliott, Howard Goad, Joel Brame, David Conway, Loyd Wainscott, Paul Olivier, Min- ton White, and Don Johnson as University Kappa Alpha varsity athletes. The Kappa Alpha social calendar included the annual Old South Week when members serenaded sorority houses and girls ' dorms, delivered party invitations by horseback pa- rade, and had an Old South Ball. The Southern Belles, the KA honorary woman ' s auxiliary, decorated for parties, had pledges as Little Brothers, and helped in fraternity rush. Kappa Alpha officers included Jon Grant Ford, I; Ri- chard Glen Miller, II; Donald Whitesell Hartman, III; Ter- ry Mullins Word, IV; and Alan Bruce Roberts, V. The housemother was Mrs. Dorothy E. Combs, and the fraterni- ty sweetheart was Nancy Lee Webb, a Chi Omega. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Thomas L. Axelrad Francis Folsom Bell Jerry Don Bryant Mark Wade Choate, II Forest Dale Cook Rodger Del Duke Michael H. Gulley Phillip Leon Harris Donald L. Markette Joe Lee McManus Leroy Denman Moody, Jr. Thomas Henry Nobis, Jr. Paul Peter Olivier Jerry Robert Reed Philip Reed Leonard J. Robison Robert F. See W. Evans Verkin Loyd Dale Wainscott, Jr. Minton Lee White Page 296