Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Beta Beta Beta , W i-:Vg x fa mi! .X -155' l , x . Alpha Psi Cmega Beta Beta Beta Biological Society, Delta Rho Chapter, is a national honorary and social biological or- ganization founded for the promo- tion of biological sciences. The group conducts seminars, lectures, field trips, and other events which help broaden the member's interests in biology. Members are Gilbert Anderson, president, Susan Anderson, David Bryant, Dana Fienning, vice-presi- dent: Pete Forney, Kelsey Gibbs, Mary lsham, secretary: Bob Karper and Carol Kizer. Other members are Terry LeMas- ter, Jack McCubbin, Steve Marx, Steve Nabors, Dick Pafford, Mark Paine, Paul Redman, Lewis Russell, Bill Sayre, Steve Warshaw and Paul Winklemann. Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary fraternity recognizing ex- cellence in the field of Speech-Dra- ma. Members participate in such various activities as speech tourna- ments, acting in theatre productions, directing, production crews, and publicity work. Members are Beverly Berithul, Chuck Carsner, Mary Lou Cassidy, Sharon Greenlin, Linda Hart, Hon- ey Hobson, Mike Jemigan, Warren Lynn, Linda Metcalf, Lee Murdy and Mike Renquist. 9

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Eta Sigma Phi, Gamma Upsilon Chapter, is an honorary society whose purpose is to recog- nize and encourage classical scholarship among qualified students. The group sponsors lectures, films, and discussion programs of interest to classical students. Members include Jim Addison, Lorrie Cor- nett, Stephen Crane, David Eckert, Karen Fagg, BiH Frey, Marvin Fulenchek, Clara Futch, Jeff Grimes, John Hacker, David Hall, Jae Hill, vice-presidentg Karl Johnson, and Steve McAdoo. Still more members are Bruce McNab, Mar- ilyn Marshall, secretary, Judy Money, Mike Nurre, Susan Park, Susan Reed, Mike Ren- quist, Celia Riddle, David Seaver, Toni Seaver, Carolyn Trezevant, president, Neil Van Zandt, Ann Viers, and John Weiderholt, treasurer, igma Delta Pi Eta Sigma Phi I Ill! Sigma Delta Pi, Delta Omega Chapter, is the national honorary society for scholars and students of Spanish. It is the purpose of the or- ganization to promote and maintain an interest in Spanish and its culture on campus. Members are Jean Becker, secre- taryq Charles Bryant, Beverly Birk, Irene Carstens, vice-president: Da- vid Cochener, Winifred Flato, Betsy Henley, Joyce Howard, Bob Kohler, presidentg Janet Lawrence, Jan Mac- Phillimy, Marianne Rogers and Jane Ross.

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ir Nxun SENIORS: David Musser, fnot picturedj Karl Johnson, Paul Sabatier. li? Honor Award tudents To be eligible to receive Honor Awards, students must have a minimum score of 650 on College Board Scholas- tic Aptitude Tests. The College confers awards on in- coming freshmen who show evidence of excellence in scholarship, outstanding personal character, leadership, creativity and future promise. Initially qualified students are interviewed by the College before final selection of the Honor Award re- cipients is made. Awards are renewed each year for those who maintain high scholastic and personal rec- ords. Q5,,iX'-e SOPHOMORES: Greg Dana David Cochener, Betsy Henley Knot picturedj David Barton