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

Page 277 text:

KAPPA SIGMA r s H Top Row: Henry Rose King Jr., Chris Wynnfield Kretzschmar, Andrew Dale Larson, Joe Jon Lesok, Robert Irwin Lippincott, Joseph Paul Lucia Jr., Robert Ard- ney McLarty. Second Row: James McLean Malli- cote, Roy Lee Markum, Philip Ed- ward Peareson Moore, Charles Howard Newman, William Mar- shall Owen Jr., James West Pat- terson, Donald Douglas Patteson Jr. Third Row: Robert Alexander Price Jr., Robert Marshall Reinau- er, Robert Bruce Renfro, John Charles Riddle, Thomas Wayne Rioux, John Michael Rose, Thomas P. Schillaci. Fourth Row: Carl Joseph Scho- berle II, Jack Boyd Sheffield, Neal Yard Reynolds Sheffield Jr., Loren B. Singletary, Dan DeLoss Smith III, Martin Scott Stehling, Paul Tallas Jr. Fifth Row: Dennis Edward Totten- ham, Tommy Stephen Turner, James Harris Underwood, Roy Thomas Wallace Jr., Hal Clark Ward, David Lawrence Watson, Robert Allan Wilder, Herbert D. Yates. Left: Entertaining before Christmas vacation, the Kappa Sigs plus dates gathered to decorate the Christmas tree. Right: 203 West 19th. Page 265

Page 276 text:

Gala festivities surrounded the Founders ' Day celebration at the Kappa Sig house. In campus and community service projects, Kappa Sigma gave food to needy families at Thanksgiving, placed second in the Ugly Man Contest in connection with the Campus Chest Dimes Day project, entered Varsity Carnival, and participated in the Texas Independence Day Revolution. Kappa Sigma social life included a Christmas formal with Houston ' s Roy Head and a spring formal with Cali- fornia ' s Uniques. In addition to Round-Up activities and house parties in Mexico, there were numerous weekend and match parties. In University sports, Kappa Sigma was well represented in football, basketball, baseball, swimming, track, and golf. Andy Ibsen was elected all-intramural in football, Loren Singletary was on the freshman baseball team, Chris Kretzschmar, an all-American swimmer, was on the swim- ming team, while Jeff Gregory ran cross country and track. Charles Berson was on the freshman golf team. Top Row: George J. Aubin, Walter Eugene Beard, Robert Leslie Beard- en, David Brad Bell, Charles Van Berson, William Henry Cade, Don- ald Ralph Cantrell. Second Row: Walter Peterson Carr, Donald Thomas Cheatham, Charles Peyton Collins, William Wolcott Collins Jr., Jay Wallace Colvin III, J. 0. Terrell Couch Jr., Walter Owen Cox. Third Row: Gary Brian Craig, John Roy Grain, Randolph Wilson Crow, Stephen Minot Cummings, Stewart William Devore, Wilfred Lansing Doherty, William A. Eddy. Fourth Row: Thomas Walter Er- win III, Alan David Feinsilver, Michael Scott Fischer, Douglas A. Forshagen, James Parker Gardner, Gregg Wesley Garmon, Lloyd Jef- ferson Gregory. Fifth Row: Timothy John Herman, Michael Henry Hogan, James Ray Horak, James Duane Houston, Ken- neth Calvin Howard Jr., Larry Mack Howell, John Phineas Kim- ball Jr. Page 264

Page 278 text:

AXA The past year of campus activities brought Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity its ninth consecutive Dads ' Day participa- tion trophy and a second-place award in the 1966 Varsity Carnival concessions category. The fraternity, active in community service, had its annual Muscular Dystrophy Drive car wash and held a Christmas party for the Round Rock School orphans with Chi Omega sorority. Lambda Chi also hosted visiting fellow Jusculino Kubitschek, former president of Brazil. Social events for the fraternity included the White Rose formal, a funny gift Christmas party, a casino party, several casuals, and the annual New Orleans party. In intramural competition, Lambda Chi placed two men in the top ten intramural lists. Dan Bulla repeated as all- University wrestling champion in 1966. Robert Baker and Kirk Franklin won the all-University B tennis champion- ship. Active men on campus included David Lambert, Friars and president of the Texas Union ; Clif Drummond, president of the Students ' Association and Friars; Richard Romo, president of T Association and Friars; Rad Eanes, graduate school assemblyman; Sidney Lanier and Jim Derryberry, engineering school assemblymen, and Lafe Hill, 1967 Cactus associate editor. The fraternity was led by James Vinson Derrick, presi- dent; Harvey Radner Eanes, vice-president; Howard Wayne Craft, secretary; Robert Wayne Mims, treasurer; and David Joseph Jones, social chairman. Housemother was Mrs. Elizabeth Maynard. 2627 Wichita St. Below Left: Jennie MacKenzie, a Kappa Kappa Gamma, was named Crescent Girl at the White Rose formal. Below Right: A Lambda Chi battled for the basketball during an intramural game. L Top Row: Paul David Angenend, Robert Henry Baker, Joseph Er- nest Batson, Carlton Edward Bau- cum, Robert Ernest Baze, Calvin Bennett, David Richard Bowles, Daniel Nelson Bulla. Second Row: John David Busiek, Arch Miller Campbell, James Greenwood Carr, Charles Samuel Cotropia, Howard Wayne Craft, John Harold Davidson, Thomas Calvin Davis, John Marcus Day. Page 266