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

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LAMBDA CHI ALPHA t,;-. J w i Top Row: Peter Watts Dean, James Vinson Derrick Jr., Michael Charles Devine, James Milton Dieterich, Lloyd Alton Doggett, Rene Lawrence Domingue II, Rich- ard Edward Dunn. Second Row: Harvey Radnor Eanes III, Philip Lawrence Eiserloh, David Wilson Flack, George Den- ton Folkes, Herbert Richard Gen- try, Sam Magruder Goldfarb, John McNab Grafius. Third Row: Robert Lee Gray, John Richard Grier, William Glen Hall, James Cooper Hibbetts, Robert Allen Higley, Lafe Dyson Hill, Charles Robert Hodges. Fourth Row: William Joseph Holt III, Steven Earl Hotchkiss, Harris Milton Howe, James Paul Hubbell, Jim Bob Hutcheson, Stephen Nel- son James, Sam Charles Johnson. Fifth Row: David Joseph Jones, Joe Mitchell Joplin, Stroud Carter Kel- ley, Ronald Dane Kennedy, Michael Armistead Klaveness, David Roy Lambert, William Andrew Lang. Sixth Row: Sidney Edward Lanier, Richard Wilson Leong Jr., Dwight Les Linsley, Clyde Lawrence Logue, Bert Vee Massey II, Richard Dixon Maxwell, David Edward Mayes. Seventh Row: David Marquis Meeker, Robert Edward Meeker Jr., Nick John Milosevich, Robert Wayne Minis, Ronald Lee Munden, John Marcus Myers, Thomas Ward Neal. Eighth Row: Robert Allen No- wotny, Henry Charles Oppermann, William Douglas Perry, Thomas Burkett Perryman, Reid Abbott Rector, Leonard Downs Reese HI, Charles Morrow Reid. Ninth Row: John David Reiff, Rob- ert Jay Reining, David William Ry- der, Jerry Charles Saegert, Joel Gartman ' Saegert, Jerry Wayne Scheibal, Steven Thomas Schleier. Tenth Row: Robert Eric Shaw, Robert Lynwood Smith, Johji Da- vid Tolk, Stephen Asher Walton, Edward Larry Wells, Ronald Har- .gis Wier, David Allen Young. Page 267

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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

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2300 Nueces. Last year on campus, Phi Delta Theta won the annual Aggie Wood-gathering Contest and participated in both the Aggie Sign Contest and University-sponsored Dimes Day. In the national Community Service Day sponsored by the fraternity, the Texas chapter placed second for repairing and painting the Austin Retarded Children ' s Home. In intramurals Phi Delta Theta placed second in fraternity division football league play and won second in league basketball play. Varsity Phi Delt athletes included seven football players, three basketball players, two swimmers, two trackmen, and one baseball player. Phi Delta Theta campus leaders were Joe Bob Kinsel, president of Posse; Bill Greenhill, vice-president of the Texas Union Speakers Committee; and Leigh Curry, arts and sciences assemblyman. The first fraternity on campus, Phi Delta Theta was char- tered locally in 1883, the year the University opened. It was founded nationally at Miami University in Ohio in 1848. Phi Delt officers were Charles William Tate, president; Marion Alfred Olson Jr., vice-president; Joe Bob Kinsel, secretary; Dwight Winslow Johnson, treasurer; Edwin Med- ley Payne, historian; George Michael DeGeurin and Douglas Stirling, rush captains. Ben B. McAndrew became president, and William Alfred Lang, treasurer, in the spring semester. Mrs. Charles E. Ward was fraternity housemother. Top Row: Jeff Wyatt Autrey, Thomas Henry Barnett III, Roy Alph Bechtol, William McKean Birdwell, George Scott Bishop, James Bernard Blackburn, Robert Brown Cameron. Second Row: Walter Wilcox Card- well III, John Harold Chapman Jr., Gilbert Clark Jr., Thomas Fuess Clark, Patrick Michael Coneway. David Picton Craig, Douglas Stir- ling Craig Jr. Third Row: Gaylon Lloyd Daugh- try, Ronald Dennis Dillee, Noble Webster Doss Jr., Robert Douglas Duncan, Scott C. Duncan, William McComb Dunwoody, William Henry Dwyer III. Fourth Row: Clayton Wentworth Eifler, David Rhodes Embry, Ste- phen Hadley Field, Tyrrell Lang- don Garth, James Collin George III, Robert Philip Goodwin, Wil- liam Duke Greenhill. Fifth Row: Thomas Harper III, James Norman Higgins, Ned Sweeney Holmes, Richard David Hoppstetter Jr., Howard David Hughes, Kenneth Michael Jastrow II, Alfred Lee Kaufman. f . ! ' mtfo flH Ji Page 268