Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

MOOOJHERITAGE MUSEUM GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Sou ' wester 1975 Southwestern University Georgetown, Texas Each year seems much the same as the last; Southwestern is given whole to us: the buildings, the professors, the routines, the faces, ourse lves all exist as if in one large photograph of which we learn only the details. And when we do begin to include the backroads and the river, Austin and maybe Adelines into the range of our action these things quickly lose their novelty and come to be just a little more our own. Until Southwestern ceases to be a place it becomes a habit, a way of living. Then we can at least say what is meant by the liberal arts education. For all paper and the print, the sunny days and the Friday nights have become inseparable from us. : xssssaam -jts-s ■0 4 - X The days go by and we with them. Things happen, sometimes by the syllabus, sometimes by circumstance, but always quietly, consistently, like the day itself. We ' ll mark the date of a test with a methodical deliberateness, study the night, then take it and forget it in the motions of living until the next marked day. Somehow this doesn ' t seem that great big word experience, we ' ve been taught to anticipate. It doesn ' t seem that all the reading and the daily relations can lump together into a coherent four years crucial to everything that is ourselves. It doesn ' t seem experience, but it is. 10 11 Each year seems much the same until we see, at last, how much has changed. 12 13 14 btUKbt IUYYN CITY LIMIT ' POP. 6395 HISTORICAL MARKERS A 4 15 1 ' Activities for the Abcdarians A program offering entertainment in music and theatre, the Artist Series sponsored a variety of productions throughout the fall and spring. Musican and singer John Hartford opened the series and was followed fay the San Antonio Symphony in concert; the Alpha-Omega Players in Benjamin Bradford ' s play Where are You Going Hollis jay? ; journey Into Blackness; pianist Max Morath; Mitchell-Ruff Duo, a multi-media musical show; and Arthur Kopit ' s play Indians performed by the Continential Theatre Co. Where Are You Going Hollis lay? looked amusingly at the trials of adolescence. Pianist Max Morath performed famous songs from ragtime years. 20 journey into Blackness , presented fay Voices Inc. was a production of Black history. Black entertainers sang of the trials of slavery. Feet stomped and hands clapped to John Hartford ' s fiddlin ' . 21 Cars full of friends toot out to the booties the many low water bridges that cross the San Gabriel River- on many an afternoon. Sometimes a lover or two on a gray, drizzly Central Texas day. , v •■■«- v HW  2i ! t m Barbara Gross drifted with the cool current. Mary Can roasted hotdogs. Pam McKay sensed the flowing rhythm of the river. Skipping rocks released frustrations for Lawrence Musgrove. 22 Southwestern, like most American institutions, put to great use that other good old American institution The Committee, President ' s Advisory, Chaplain ' s Advisory, Coordination and Planning, and the Union are names that suggest the unity and cooperation that should be shared as a community. The University Events Committee planned the 7975-76 calender. A few students who aided in chapel services talked over the years events. Attentive members of the President ' s Advisory Committee listened while Pres. Fleming presented the agenda. 23 Whether one was an actor, director, technical person, or curtain puller, the real Dramatic person had a goal. . . to make clear to the present generation that acting is a teacher of beauty and truth. (Stanis Lavsky) Three Sisters Irina Lori Stanton Ferapont Donn Miller Olga Ann Thomas Marya Dee Spears Kulygin Rex Voland Family and friends gathered together for a birthday party. •1.74 1 Sign these letters please. Donn Miller to Mark Commagere. I ' ll get a job as a teacher. Lori Stanton to Rex Voland The Three Sisters realized their lives aheao. 24 Motherhood March ' ' You ' re gonna finish on top — Bill Center and Ann Thomas The Magic Review Performed during Homecoming Weekend, The Magic Review was a variety show presented by Mask and Wig Players and directed by Fred Goodson. Musical numbers were focused on four categories of magic: Success, Romance, Faith, Mom and Apple Pie. I ' m a Yankee Doodle Dandy — the cast of Magic Review It ' s not where you start, finish — Rufus Chaney it ' s where you 25 A toast to the master Private Lives by Noel Coward A situation comedy in which two honeymooning couples find themselves in the same hotel next door to their ex ' s. Sybil Chase Roxy Moorhouse Elyot Chase Ted Giles Victor Prynne . . . Mark Commagere Amanda Prynne Tek Wilson Louise Charlotte Gates A feeling of awkwardness-Sybil and Victor. You dance divinely my dear -Amanda and Elyot A musical prelude was given by Donn Miller and Dee Spears. Right on the Edge. 26 Trio I The Case of the Crush Petunias T. Will directed by Anni Thomas Miss Julie by August Strindberg directed by Bobbye Priesmeyer Winners from Brian Friel ' s Lovers directed by Paul Bailey Trio II Two for the Seesaw play from the musical Seesaw directed by Dee Spears A Quiet Thing mime show directed by Teddies A Marriage Proposal The Boor two Chekov comedies directed by Paul Robinson 27 A Most Perfectly Marvelous Pair A pineapple: It couldn ' t please me more. Don ' t Tell Mama 28 Are Better Than One. ' ■ ;w • ' W% ' CTW l i 1 j : t ' - ! - ' | n B? 3 W ' X n v l|. B fn p l ■ : JH rf j|H 11 1 L 1 1 ■ f ■ C 8£RFT Master of Ceremonies Artfred Giles Clifford Bradshaw Bill Cates Ernst Ludwig David Ainsworth Fraulein Kost Susan Lunday Herr Schultz Paul Bailey Sally Bowles Dee Ella Spears ' Tomorrow Belongs To Me Tomorrow belongs to who? 29 Enlightment the single match needed to light a thousand candles With the aid of microscopes, Kathy Boehning and Beth Hensley studied intricate cells. 30 During the Wilson Lectures, Tom Driver asked, How does one caste himself in life? % io c% £%?:? ' : ■ ••: ?,; Enlightenment came to John Bohnfalk, Steve Leeper, and Pam Parr with a revival of the art of blowing grass. Brenda Parker and Mike Wallace spent spare moments reading magazines. 31 As graduates experienced their Finale they recognized the responsibility which had become theirs. In an original Commencement Convocation they expressed their acceptance. We are eager to take our places in the world, even though We may face unemployment; We will be a part of a nation which doubts her leaders and systems of government; We recognize the shortage of fuel and the ecological imbalances caused by mankind; We witness with apprehension a time of great international tensions; We sense injustices — social, economic, racial and sexual everywhere; This is the world we inherit. Preparing for the long expected moment, David Ellis and Ray Zies checked for their names while Gary Lippold tired to cool off beneath his robe. A look of disbelief came upon Newtons Aigbogun when he realized his name was among those who made it. President Fleming congratulated Mark White for his success. 32 ' Celebration of Survival was read in unison as part of the ceremony. As Ann Strong received her degree, she also received a new title - teacher. The hand shake could not be fast enough. Can we think for ourselves?. . . How can we get the most out of our lives and put the most into others ' lives?. . . Will our efforts have purpose?. . . If we find answers, will we be complacent?. . . Or can we create questions and thereby encourage thought?. . . Once we hit upon a solution, will we put a period at the end?. . . Or will we put a question mark behind our ideas and call forth a response?. . . 3? Rush! Pledge! Parties! Sisterhood! Brotherhood! These were the catchwords of The Greeks during the year as the sororities and fraternities continued to fulfill their promises. The Greek system was the hub of much activity as it provided a social life for the majority of stu dents. The spot, the ranch, the Colonel ' s house- these were part of the off campus party scene. Creeks also participated in philanthropic activities, the most successful one being the Phi ' s collection of over $1,000 for Janice Anderson. Despite constant reprehension sororities and fraternities continued to retain their popularity. Zeta actives, Sherri Byrd and Debbie Eidson greeted an ecstatic sorority sister, Susan Armstrong. Pikes took a breather and discussed new plays for the coming game. Greased pig chasing, was one of the many hilarious events of KA Derby Day. 34 In late October, Alumni gathered at Southwestern as the festivities for Homecoming began, As a salute to the Fine Arts, the week included a faculty music recital, band concerts, short plays, and a Magic Review full of songs, skits, and bits of magic. On the sports scene, the KA ' s squeezed by the Pikes in the football finale, and a bike race was sponsored by Ruter Hall. Business and social matters such as board meetings and alumni dinners, rounded out the eventful week. This was a time for many alums to greet old friends and recall good times. With the commons unusually full, Sarge outdid herself for the weekend. ■y j B JKKEKII _ the K ijr Cheering fans rallied behind the KA ' s and the Pikes. Cyclers competed for ice chests in an entertaining race. 35 Strawberry, chocolate, peach, Would these flavors be in reach? Come what may, come what might Ice cream came on Sunday night. Beth Huffman and Diane Henry chiselled a scoop. No Sunday was the same. Bruce Owen sampled his masterpiece. Ernesto Adame enjoyed a refreshing ice cream cone. 36 GEORGETOWN f X f. ■ « t - After a brisk run in the country, Marty Brady returned to the city. For getting in shape, or staying in shape Jogging remained a favorite form of physical exercise. Whether the reason was for intramural sports or being on time to an 8 ' o clock class, everyone tried jogging at one time or other. A few dedicated souls actually stuck to it if they weren ' t discouraged from shin splints or feeling out of breath. f Mr. John Chapman and Dr. Fred Hilgeman took their daily jog around the park. Nancy Hutchings rounded the corner of the campus. As part of his Outdoor Survival Training Jim Farris ran several miles a day. 37 Kicks in college kept sanity. ■ r ii • Russell Dees and David Ray tried their luck at sliding down the hill. Students boarded the snow train. Teresa Coble and Donnie Sherwood took the plunge. Bart had a good time jumping for sticks with Steve Leeper. 58 In a casual setting, the whole campus gathered to honor the Browns at a school picnic. Having labored over books, labs, instruments, andS.U., students reward themselves with Leisure. Taking advantage of the sun, Debbie Poole relaxed around the pool. Bob Wheatley and Darrell Hurmis took a cruise around the campus. Ellis Mills, Tim Stanton, and Les Russell spent an afternoon at the cliffs. 39 Meal Time the seating arrangement 40 41 Ah, yes Night life in Georgetown! There ' s the. . . No, that closed at 6:00. Well, if you like to dance. . . No, that closed last semester. What about Brushy Creek? I don ' t like kicker dancing. There ' s always the truck — No, it ' s not worth the trip. How about — No, the high school crowd makes you lose your appetite. I ' ve got it!! The movies. For only $1.25! But there ' s only one showing a night. It ' s 8:00. We ' ve missed it. What more can one say? Not much. At the popular all night spot, Ramirez ' s, Tom Nash purchased a mid-night snack from Juan. Leo Bompart and Liz Roberts enjoyed their beers at Adeline ' s. The new Sonic (service with the speed of sound) became a popular hang-out for hungry students. 42 T3J Whether for financial reasons, for privacy, or in the case of married students, out of necessity; more and more students preferred Off campus living than ever before. Some inhabited garage apartments and trailers, while others chose suburban style apartments, country farmhouses, or fraternity houses. All off campus students seemed to enjoy their freedom from campus pressures. As one student commented, Off campus living makes you feel like you ' re really living and not just a sardine in a can. Saturdays for April Fennell and Mary Arredondo meant stocking up enough food for the week. In the Sig house, Lee Marcus completed his homework. m | •a 4 1 Steve Collins helped his wife and daughter with the dishes. _.. .A . _ . Open fields behind his house were pleasant for Worth Green. 43 There are those occasions in our lives that we are compelled to put our best foot forward. Such an occasion is Parent ' s Weekend. Rooms are cleaned, programs planned, studies suspended, and a general aura of activity takes place. Parents, students, and faculty have programs ranging from Honors Assembly, Casino Night, and Parent ' s Council scheduled for every hour. In some instances, parents may actually get a chance to spend some time with their children. Members of the Humanities Division were recognized during the Honors Assembly. Bobby Beattie and his parents dined at the special luncheon. Steve trek dealt a round of blackjack. In hopes of buying an auctioned gift, parents and students gambled for money during Casino Night. 44 Quiet, janis Davis Q Quick, Dr. Robert Soulen Quizzical, Madeline Miller 45 Relating to others was a predominant theme of activities. Young lovers relating to each other in any (and all) ways possible, faculty relating to students with sesitivity, students relating to faculty with despair and joy, upperclassmen relating to freshmen with disdain, and even Greeks relating to non-Greeks (sometimes with hidden tensions) were all parts of the scene. A student-faculty retreat helped build a new sense of community. A workshop initiated by BOSS helped blacks, browns, and whites strive toward greater relatedness in an effort to overcome the many barriers of communication on our campus. In the end, one finds that the struggle to relate to others is an ongoing task. Carl Lowry and Cindy Lewis shared their enjoyment of the phenomenal snowfall. Relaxation was enjoyed by all during the student faculty weekend. 46 Black Awareness week provided opportunities for healthy activities and discussion between the Black community and the entire campus. ft • h 1 Students participated in a Latin experience, learning songs, dances, and tasting new foods. In the informal atmosphere, students and faculty soaked up the sun and exchanged ideas. 47 One activity everyone participated in was Sub-Sitting We picked up our mail in the SUB; we read our mail there; we saw Union programs there; we bought books there; we ate there (to avoid the Commons) and some people even slept there. It was probably the best place on campus to just sit around and talk with friends. The recreation room was the hangout for the pool sharks. The coffee shop was the hangout for the off campus students. The main lounge was the hangout for general degenerates. The SUB brought the campus together in a way that no other place did. Wondering how he was ever going to make it Kathy O ' Conner and John Quinius compared through the semester, Rex Falconer proceeded to notes in between class periods. pay for a semester ' s load of books. Mike Miller discussed the pros and cons of being Megaphone Editor. Eager hands attempted to collect their non-existent mail. 48 Senator John Tower, Special guest at the Inauguration of the John Goodwin Tower Chair of Political Science, gave a speech of apprecia- tion during the convocation. In the spring, the University ended its Program For Progress and one of the biggest events in it was the dedication of the Tower Chair. The political science professorship was officially dedicated in February in an elaborate ceremony which included a speech by Senate minority leader Hughes Scott. The chair ' s namesake spoke at a luncheon afterwards for an audience made up of many of Southwestern ' s friends, faculty and students. A new dimension was added to studies because of the inauguration of the chair, and the benefits will be long-felt. Senator High Scott, Senator John Tower and President Durwood Fleming participated in the ceremonial dedication of The Tower Chair. • , 77 A reception provided time for the public to meet Senator Tower and the other guests on a personal basi 49 Sponsoring student activities, the committees of the Union attempted to keep S. U. ' ers involved, happy, stimulated, entertained, and or busy at something constructive. Free University, Coffee House Entertainment, Ideas and Issues, and Outdoor Recreation were committees in full swing while Hospitality became almost extinct, and the newly created Minorities committee still remained on paper. Hiyaaah! Now you know what happened to your brick and board shelves. Free — 7. at liberty; not bounded or constrained 2. taking undue liberties; forward University — 7. an institution for higher learning The Free University offered something for everyone. Guitar, belly dancing, karate, needlepoint, yoga, photography, auto mechanics and chess to mention just a FU. Mmmmmmmmmmmmeditation. Debbie Barnes demonstrated her newly acquired skill in bicycle repair. 50 Lead by John Wolf and Steve Leeper, members of the Outdoor Recreation worked hard, played hard, and slept hard while enjoying the beauty of rivers, caves, mountains, and deserts. Highlights of the year included trips to the Medina River, Enchanted Rock, Big Bend National Park, and all points in between. Roughing it at Big Bend, Larry Clay washed dishes the hard way. Hikers trudged through the desert-like country. Doug Ratchford and Parry Fidler sunggled deep into their sleeping bags in readiness for a cool night. John Wolf explored the deep crevices of Enchanted Rock. 51 As the self proclaimed cultural arm of the university, the Coffee House committee brought the best of the Texas talent to its Sawdust Cafe. Events included concerts by Austin bands, Wheatfield, the Doak Snead Band, a poetry festival, and ajalepeno pepper eating contest. Along with consistent programming, cartoons and hot tomales helped the Coffee House win the Union Committee of the Year award. Doak Snead drew an exceptional crowd. - i W ■■;|W If I I ' f 1  , ,VV. ' , flr t 1 (fj N t pickin ' featured both S.U. students and former S.U. students. A whompin ' good time was had by all. Wheatfield became a favorite among many at S.U. 52 The first Coffee House set the stage for a successful year. With classical numbers, Julius Smith captivated his audience. One day he appeared, unannounced with gala colored scarves, ropes and rings. He was quick, he was witty We watched-but could not see. We laughed. We gasped. Through it all we were taught that to believe in magic is to be open to what is beyond. Without a flinch, Anderson astonished the audience. 53 Dr. Estelle Ramey felt that men ought to move over and share the burdens of the world with the female sex. Sakokwenonkwas shared stories of his life as a Native Indian. Charles Morgan, executive director of ACLU reflected on Watergate and the presi- State representative Sarah Wedington discussed such con- dency. troversial topics as abortion laws, ERA, and women in politics. 54 Probably the most prolific event planners on campus were the members of the Ideas and Issues committee. Concerned with the apathy of Southwestern students, attention was focused upon programs to awaken and confront the campus. Over ten speakers were sponsored as well as a series of Ingmar Bergman films. By working with other individuals and committees, the committee sought to help unify the Union program. This extra effort and publicity resulted in a larger number of student participants from different campus sects. I. and I. brought a needed current of awareness. James Lawson confronted students with issues on civil rights. £W . . TO PROBE £ mm fokmrk discussion and 1 DEBATE b 7:30 FfAMAKCH 13 £001 100 ScieNct hall David Edwards dealt with political forecasting. 55 Among the Union activities were the events planned by the Entertainment committee. Limiting their program mainly to movies; themes ranged from time tripping ( Slaughter House Five ) and comedy ( The Marx Brothers ) to tragedy ( Lady Sings the Blues ) and espionage ( Day of the Jackal ). Larger events included a Mardis gras dance in the fall, and Casino night in the Spring. That ' s entertainment! The Louisiana Family played tunes from the sixties for the masquerade dance. Dressed in their Mardi Gras costumes Vicki Legan and Rufus Chaney swung to the sounds of the unbelievable band. V NOV 15 800 PN UNION Mardi Gras dance was advertised by a decorative poster placed in the sub. 56 Volkswagen z 57 Witches Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble. . . Make the gruel thick and slab: Add thereto a tiger ' s chaudron, for the ingredients of our cauldron. Cool it with a baboon ' s blood Then the charm is firm and good. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caudron bubble. A lighted )ack-o-lantern shed an irredescent glow on Cindy Lewis. Two goblins roamed the halls of LK during the Halloween party. Karl Scholl, Paul McMullen and Lenard Rodell awaited the full moon. 58 51 T Janice Truitt and Nancy Colwell completed exams early-without the support of a filled classroom. Although eXams were frequent, there was one time of the year which struck the very soul of the grade conscious student — Finals. It was not pleasant for the other kind of student either, but it did not carry the catastrophic effect. What it did carry was a disease common to all involved in the academic iconoclasm — psychomenanguic deteriotortis or the weird outs. 31 MM MGIGIHHfii w DEM w Sociology 311 sweated out their final late Friday afternoon. 59 In December people were bustling for many reasons. The semester was ending, the cold weather had hit, and most of all it was Christmas. Yuletide came and the holiday season was going full force. Christmas tree decorating became popular in the SUB and LK. Sneed House had an open house that attracted the season ' s wanderers. Handel ' s Messiah and a candle light worship service were presented in the Lois Perkind Chapel expressing the religious mood of the holidays. With joy and with reverence, Southwestern celebrated Christmas. One of the many tree trimmers, Rose Kemp joined in the decorating party at L.K. - Meredith Teague lead the gift exchange at L.K. Tradition and ceremony were also a part of the Christmas spirit as in the evening Candle Light Service. 60 . . Z z Z Z z - - The result of a hard night, Mark Mayfield attempted to catch up on some sleep in the classroom. Beth Huffman attempted to hide her fatigue. Marsha Russell found the time to indulge in a pleasure that did not come too often— sleep. 61 Athletics The Southwestern Bucs i - STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Hashim Davis, Monte Harris, Jesse Walker, John Johnson, Boo Johnson, Billy Conroy, Leo Bompart, Charlie Olson, Ron Richardson, Bill Jackson, Harold McGhee, Steve Collins, Clarence Richardson, Jay Lewis, and Lonnie Kiel. KNEELING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Stone, manager; Jim Mallon, assistant coach; Bob Rachal, coach; and John Fish, student trainer. 64 Individual One-Game high marks for the season were made by Steve Collins, who made 15 of 15 free throws against Huston-Tillotson and 13 of 21 field goals against Huston-Tillotson. Harold McGhee scored 28 points against West Texas State and 14 rebounds for individual honors. BASKETBALL SEASON SCOREBOARD SU OPPONENT 77 Dallas Baptist 80 76 Wiley College 67 90 Sam Houston State 78 73 Cameron State 84 84 Wiley College 75 67 Louisiana College 75 57 N.W. Louisiana State 107 78 West Texas State 82 61 Texas at Arlington 70 71 Bishop College 78 78 Sam Houston State 8 ■ 74 Trinity University 8 8 59 Colorado State 9 7 42 New Mexico State 78 64 Cameron State 80 59 Texas at Arlington 67 68 Texas Wesleyan 91 62 East Texas Baptist 59 63 LeTourneau College 52 54 McNeese State 82 51 Texas Lutheran College 60 63 St. Mary ' s University 81 107 Huston-Tillotson 86 59 St. Edward ' s University 58 69 Trinity University 71 74 East Texas Baptist 75 78 LeTourneau College 75 85 Huston-Tillotson 70 60 St. Edward ' s University 59 42 Texas Lutheran College 47 52 St. Mary ' s University 82 36 Hardin-Simmons College 58 57 Louisiana College 64 Big State Conference Games Season Record- 10 wins 23 losses 65 The Bucs showed their teamwork when they took to the court with agile players like Hashim Davis and Boo Johnson anticipating the opponent, and talented rebounders like Ron Richardson handling the ball. Vjft L ! 1 It: 1 ■ p : - . ; 66 Quick footed jay Lewis often beat his opponent to the ball and Lonnie Kiel worked over the opponents with his knowledge of basketball. Fellow Buc, Harold McGhee, led the team with 421 points for the season, while Steve Collins led the team with 81 free throws. r 67 Southwestern always gave the other team trouble, as in the case of Wiley College, 84-75. In the Big State Conference, the Bucs finished third in season play, right behind St. Mary ' s University and Texas Lutheran College. ■■mi iniii an M 68 Home fans will never forget the night Lonnie Kiel put the last shot of the game in for a 60-59 victory over St. Edward ' s with a four-second clock remaining. The Bucs showed that the hands make the game and the way to beat the opponent is through anticipation. 69 Tall Bucs like Billy Conroy often stretched high for victories, while leaving the referees behind. Fellow Buc, Steve Collins, received the honor of being named to the Sou ' wester Superlative in Athletics. 70 Being good is not enough ... we must be distinctive at something or somethings. I would be most pleased if the distinctiveness has something to do with our defense. -Head Coach Bob Rachal Ml 5 •■■■■ ' 71 The Southwestern Pirates STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Mallon, coach; David Puryear, joe Farr, Bobby Fuller, Steve Wenzel, Steve Collins, Brian Reinhardt Garry Ivy, Brian Hill, Steve Cornell, Frank Rodrigues, Charlie Chapman. KNEELING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Fell, Mike Skinner Paul Mc- Mullen, Ken Cmerek, Rick Prewitt, Mark Ott, Phil Howry, Ronnie Maynard. SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Stuart Whitlow Ron Freeman Bruce Partam, Ed Ruby, Jim Miller, Andy Fitzpatrick, johnny Fisher, and Kenny Wenzel. 72 The Pirates often awaited a fellow player with congratulations as homeruns were nothing uncommon. Coach Mallon produced a hustling, hard-hitting baseball team . 73 With hustling players like Kenny Wenzel, Ed Ruby, and Brian Hill, the Pirates placed second in Big State Con- ference action with 10 wins and 2 losses. — 5j8j| amt-jtS - 4fc8 - £ ' 1% 74 1975 BASEBALL SEASON RECORD Big State Conference Play su 10 Huston-Tillotson College 7 su 1 LeTourneau College su 8 LeTourneau College 2 i su 4 Texas Lutheran College 8 su 5 St. Edward ' s University 3 su 11 St. Mary ' s University 8 su 8 Texas Lutheran College 2 su 6 E. Texas Baptist College 5 su 3 E. Texas Baptist College 1 su 13 Huston-Tillotson College 1 i su St. Mary ' s University 2 su 8 St. Edward ' s University 3 75 Steve Wenzel was the man to watch on the mound with 10 wins and 4 losses credited to his pitching. It was often close with the Pirates eating the dirt to score for S. U. 76 Pirate fans braved the weather to see their team win at San Gabriel Park. Joe Farr led the team this season with 8 homeruns, and Kenny Cmerek led the team in stolen bases: 32 of 36. . i BSHMBRT . ' • ; . 77 Honors went to 5 of the Pirates for the 1974-75 season. All conference players were: Kenny Cmerek, joe Fan, Frank Rodrigues, Kenny Wenzel, and Steve Wenzel. Kenny Cmerek also was honored as an All-District player. 78 Signals between coach and player often show up with a winning team, as was the case with Coach Mallon and his Pirates. We are looking forward to a big year. We will continue to be better each year. - Head Coach Jim Mallon V A 79 Volleyball The year for the volleyball team proved successful as did their teamwork. Experience was quickly formed as the team met opponents such as the University of Texas, Texas Women ' s University, the University of Houston, Baylor, and Southwest Texas State University. 80 The team was a member of the Texas Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, and was the first year Southwestern had a women ' s intercollegiate volleyball team. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Joanne Sprenger, Manager Nancy Hutchins, Gwen Reed, Janice Doughty, Rose Kemp, Kathy Carlisle, Debbie Fisher, Lynda McGee, and Cindy McClain. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Liz Burkhalter, Exa Curtis, Sheila Greene, Lisa Musgrave, and Lee Anne Everett. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Snider, Jodie Darkis, Lolly Seger, Eva Mendiola, Jackie Garner, and Cheri Mouser. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Hafer. Co-Captains: Lee Anne Everett Eva Mendiola 81 Tennis In Doubles, the team of Elder and Leonard advanced to the finals, playing against the team of Nienhaus and Levinson, who won both singles and doubles titles for St. Mary ' s University. The coveted Sportsmanship Trophy was won by Southwestern University. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David McNitzky, Raymond Khouw, Neil Harris, Jay Elder, Bland Cromwell, Cliff Leonard. KNEELING: Dr. T.L. Kassen, coach; Spencer Cluff. 82 On April 10 and 11, the Pirate Tennis team made a name for itself by placing second in the Big State Conference. They trailed by only one point, 38-39, to the winners of the conference, St. Edward ' s University. V- ■ ' . ■ 83 Under the leadership of Coach Bill Merritt, the Bucs impressively placed second in both team and individual medals at the Big State Conference. The team victory quali- fied S.U. to play in the Regional Playoffs on May 5. Golf STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Lyons, Mark Coward, Smith Tonahill, Rick Ailts, Coach Bill Merritt, Mark Kissell, Todd Sattler, Les Russell, and jack Baggett. 84 Mark Coward, the Individual Medalist of the team, qualified to play in the N.A.I. A. National Playoffs June 1-6, in Fort Worth, Texas. At the Play- offs, Mark ranked 72nd in the nation. Mark was also named as Sou ' wester Superlative in Athletics. 85 Women ' s Tennis •5SS9K FRONT: Julie Crain, Mary Ellen Clifford. BACK: Joanne Sprenger, coach; Carole Gorden, Dawn Cardwell, Liz Burkhalter, Vanessa Leon 86 88 Women ' s Recreation Association was organized to further unity among women students. It is composed of the five sororities on campus - Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Zeta, Phi Mu, Zeta Tau Alpha - freshmen girls, and Independents. 89 The 1974-75 Officers for WRA were: President - Beth Gustafson Vice-President - Marty Shelton Secretary-Treasurer - Cilia Pitts Publicity - Robin Poerschke Faculty Advisor - Dr. Joanne Sprenger ■■■■■I ■■■■■I (■■III 1 -w.. 90 WRA not only promoted spirit but also provided entertainment for both spectators and participants. Among the sports in which the women participated were archery, badminton, basketball, bowling, golf, table tennis, softball, tennis, swimming, and volleyball . 91 At the close of the year, an annual WRA Sports Banquet was held and a Spirit Award was given to the group who participated in and won more s ports while at the same time showed great enthusiasm. The 1974-1975 Spirit Award went to Alpha Delta Pi. 92 WRA has proved to be a valuable and much desired program for the women students. It is continuing to grow and gain support by the campus community. 93 Men ' s Intramurals 1974 - Intramural Scoreboard - 1975 Swimming Volleyball Football Golf - Individual Team Pool -Singles Doubles Table Tennis - Singles Doubles Basketball Bowling- Individual Team Tennis - Singles Doubles Softball Track Field Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Phi Delta Theta Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Independents Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha K appa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Champions Kappa Alpha Producing some of the finest athletic events, Intramurals retained its usual competiveness. Freshmen continued to display their talents from previous football experience, while at the same time, swimming records of the past were broken with better and stronger athletes participating. ,Z 4 95 Upperclassmen at S.U. displayed some excellent talent in the various sports, such as softbali, football, golf, pool, and table tennis, while also displaying fine sportsmanship. 4 W i «£% %if} ' 96 97 i 98 99 Organizations Alpha Delta Pi 1ST ROW: Cheri Mouser, Susan Feller, Janie Cragg, Bonnie Berry, Carol Lawrence, Carole Cor- don, Jane Penny Moore, Suzanne Blake, 2ND ROW: Julie Crain, Sue Lynn Cole, Mary Ellen Clif- ford, Pam Slaughter, Midge Milligan, Marianne Ball, Deana Hohle, Tricia Merrill, 3RD ROW: Charlotte Hardi, Lin Lovett, Tina Bade, Marsha Turnbull, Nina Nelms, Holly Christmas, Beth Custafson, Barbara Boyd, Sonja Brown, 4TH ROW: Luann Fancher, Sallie Gibson, Terrye Smith, )udy Strange, Gaye Wadzeck, Carol Knolle, Becky Withrow, Lisa Loy, 5TH ROW: Davida Hop- kins, Rebecca Rucker, Barbara Harris, Jackie Langelier, Missy DeLotto, Susan Davis, Susan Cloud, Nancy Pearce, Mary Stump, Janie Callahan, Beverly Brewer, Lasses Lowery, Cindy Youker, Sarah Huffman, Carrie Kirby. 102 1ST ROW: Emy Parker, Harriet Chapman, Mary Lou Davis, Linda Faulk, Gretchen Curry, Cheryl Lewis, Sherri Zink, Beverly Houghton, 2ND ROW: Cindy Hill, Nancy Chadwick, Janet Rose, Merrilynn Miller, Marty Shelton, Jane Ann Poole, Barrie Browder, Jenny Gore, Anne Lindenberg, Doris Bridges, Farah Thomas, Becky Estep, 3RD ROW: Becky Young, Stirling McCullough, Lucy Vick, Bunny Forsman, Sheila Gregg, Madelaine Miller, Lisa Maxwell, Karin Soulen, Karen Bennight, Janice Lane, Janet Flanagan, Lisa Dueker, Leesa Holbrook, 4TH ROW: Connie Casad, Martha Peck, Beth Raines, Phyllis Meagher, 5TH ROW: Jane Robins, Debbie Reed, Jennifer Field, 6TH ROW: Vicky Vandernaillen, Kathy O ' Connor, Colleen Ward, Jole Roberts, On Side: Tissie Ann Elliott, Debbie Poole, Catherine Barbo. Delta Delta Delta 103 Delta Zeta 1ST ROW: Carol Armitage, Elise Greene, Suzie Perkins, Leah Sellers, Sheila Greene, Jane Thompkins, Laura Grisham, 2ND ROW: Stefani Harris, Kathy Leckie, Pam Smith, Gale Murphy, Liz Burkhalter, Becky Fleming, Marsha Miori, 3RD ROW: Susan Lunday, Barbara Galloway, Gretchen Galloway, Marsha Russell, Marianna Reed, Lynn Vineyard, )anet Sharpe, 4TH ROW: Kara Wilson, Diane McMeans, Lou Ann Hay, Judy Thomas, Jenny Weyland, Mary Alice Camacho, Debbie Voyles, Betze Hudson, Kim Tipton, Janet Gregg, Roxy Moor- house, Mary Macina. 104 - , llffif t J fll- 1ST ROW: Laurie Wagener, Patty Fidler, Peggy Overly, Melinda Wales, Anne Taylor, Beth Johnson, Suzanne Ryan, 2ND ROW: Laura Dannenbrink, Liz Drake, Carole Watkins, Iris Bul- lard, Sandy Jensen, 3RD ROW: Debbie Eidson, Sheri Byrd, Lori Stanton, Sandra Watson, Ann Skinner, Cynthia Burrus, Karla Kreger, Kathy Steer, Christine Fuge, Mimi Duvall, 4TH ROW: Karen Hanson, Meredith league, Debbie Willems, Liz Leonard, Lezlie Moore, Dode Devore, jeanette Hartin, Cathy Carleton, 5TH ROW: Carol Storter, Laura Lancaster, Shannon Taylor, Robin Poerschke, Cilia Pitts, Nancy Avery, Patty Ainsworth, Sarah Allen, Molly Price, Lolly Seger. Zeta Tau Alpha 105 Kappa Alpha 1ST ROW: Mike Wilkerson, Steve Erck, Spencer Cluff, Jay Elder, Mark Howell, Wesley Robertson, William Cates, James McCord, Newton Dougherty, Jerry Pate, Eric Hanson, Neil Harris, Jim Edgar, Collem Thomp- son, 2ND ROW: Gary Morris, )et Hirsch, Sam Griffin, Skip Liedtke, Darrell Hurmis, Gliff Leonard, 3RD ROW: Rob Reeves, Steve Cotton, Otis, Charles Cotton, Jeff Pratt, Jimmy Burkholder, Kevin Kneisley, David Jones, Kenny Askew, Terry Robbins, Mike Giblin, Bob Wheatley, Dan O ' Laughlin, Greg Smith, Steve Huey 106 Leonard Rode , Price Blalock, Jim hers. Court Greer, Monte McGowan, Winn Parker, Owen McCall, Bryan Everett, Leland Anderson, Richard Kalmbach, Bart Koontz, Ben Orgain, Bri tt Brawley, Bob Lain, Bill Anderson, Mark Middlebrooks,CraigGrayum FRONT: David Lester, Jimmy Inness HIDDEN: Thomas Hambleton Kappa Sigma 107 Pi Kappa Alpha 1ST ROW: Bill Baird, Jon Nelson, Whitt Trimble, Jeff Williams, David Davis, 2ND ROW: Gary Kil- patrick, James Cohagen, David Havis, Ricky Pierce, Jerry Krueger, Ted Caryl, Joe Collins, 3RD ROW: John Quinius, Billy Conroy, Richard DeVere, Paul Parker, 4TH ROW: Bill Cariker, Jack Seals, Bobby Carson, Stewart Williams, Ronny Sherwood, Jeff Brown, Bland Cromwell, Tom Vandivier, Les Romo, 5TH ROW: Tim Parker, Karl Scholl, Mike Stanley, Jimmy Jones, Bob Baen, Lynn Lidell, Ricky Nauert, 6TH ROW: Jim Hull, Steve Millard, Jeff Monsour, Bill Foster, Jimmy McNutt, Charlie Olson, Carlton Wilkes, Ronnie Munro-Ferguson, Steve Cragg, Robert Schoen, 7TH ROW: Jody Paterson, John Foster, Milton Dare, Andy Adkins, Mark Strong, Phil Glaspy, Ricky Reaves 8TH ROW: Scott Wisch, Paul McMullen, Craig Nauert, Fric Smith, Bob Brockett 108 H,i— ft| !■ i ,; ) ■ - l ' +.- .mm i ; 1ST ROW: Bobby Beattie, Jack Zahniser, Mark Phillips, Bill Mattison, Tim Stanton, David Hodges, 2ND ROW: Ellis Mills, Les Russell, Craig Jones, Brian Hill, Robert Skin- ner, Tim Boone, Mark White, Mike Minick, jack Neely, )im Ewbank, Mark Ellis, Winston Krause, Pete Buzzini, 3RD ROW: Ricky Williams, Gary Cooper, Tod Saddler, Brent Baker, Jack Baggett Phi Delta Theta 109 Phi Mu 1ST ROW: Annette Brown, Laynie Moses, Martha Young, Jean Mason, Joyce Slade, Pat Mokry, Mary Martin, 2ND ROW: Nancy Hutchins, Lualeen Danheim, Cathie Hedge, Debbie McMahan, Barbara Mandry, Blanche Nicholson, Debbie Fisher, Betsey Attwell, Susan Fitch, 3RD ROW: Mimi Ballanfant, Bretna Smith, Linda Wieg- man, Beth Ann Huffman, Beth Richard, Jan Shia, Kathy Boehning, Sandy Caldwell, Melissa Roland 110 Panhellenic ; .2 ' . § • S ; « 1 ; 2 . • ■■ • ' v Anne Lindenberg, President; Cilia Pitts, janie Cragg, Jane Thompkins, Annette Brown NOT PICTURED IFC Interfraternal Council: not available for picture in Union — Jw P F fm 1 % life Coffee House 1ST ROW- Vicki Legan, Leland Anderson, 2ND ROW: Rebeca tones, Inez Del Pozo, Curtis Haynes (chairman), Karen DeCotis, Russell Dees, Dorothy Caldwell, 3RD ROW: Ricque Brister, David Ray, Ann Strong, Marv, Arredondo SherriZink President I Entertainment Beth Ann Huffman, Kara Wilson, Mar k May field, Jennifer Field, Bill Center (chair- man), Mary Macina 112 Ideas and Issues Rebeca ones (chairman), Thad Harkins, David Ray, Ricque Brister, Melanie Francis, Alice Nyberg, Rus- sell Dees, Fred Holland, Roger Neely. Free University: Russell Dees chairmi Union Program Director: Truitt Gilbreath Outdoor Recreation 1ST row: Sus- an Armstrong, Creed Pettigrew, Kevin Colonna, Brad Smith, 2ND ROW: Linda Pate, Sandy Ames, Dorothy Caldwell, John Wolf (co-chairman), Chris Marshall, 3RD ROW: Larry Franks, Conrad Lamon, Scott Pollard (NOT PICTURED: Pam Parr, Steve Leeper (co-chairman) 113 WRA Women ' s Recreational Association: Robin Poerschke, Cilia Pitts, Marty Shelton, Beth Gustafson, President. Cheerleaders Ricque Brister, Collem Thompson, Jodie Darkis, Mike Stanley, Lisa Dueker, Rob Peters, Minnie Johnson, Connie Casad NOT PICTURED AWS Association of Women Students: NOT PICTURED 114 Student Judiciary Sam Griffin, President Student Association Phil Bush, President Student Congress LEFT: Betsy Brown, president. BELOW: Creed Pettigrew, Donnie Sherwood, Debbie Hoy, Officers 115 House Councils International House FRONT: Newtons Aigbogun, Hannah Lenox, Sandy Ames, Shashana Hoffert, Maureen Hoffert, Tabby Salazar, Yoke Thu Can, Carmen Garay, BACK: Kevin Colonna, Bob Hoffert, Creed Pettigrew, Steve Sudduth NOT PICTURED: Kurth House Council Ruter House Council (out drinking) Herman Brown-Moody Shearn House Council 116 Sneed 1ST ROW: Wanda Williams, Lynn Vineyard, Donna Reaves, Rebeca Jones, 2ND ROW: Kathy Leckie, Mary Alice Camacho, Vicki Legan (pres.), Kathleen Cole, Carta Skelton, Suzie Perkins, 3RD ROW: Patty Fortenberry, Nancy Colwell, Cathie Eledge, Mrs. Nick, Mary Lou Tittle, Ann Strong, Betsy Brown, Pam Farmer NOT PIC: Dee Moss, Terri Ciese, Susan Baker, Ricque Brister L C. 1ST ROW: Ann Skinner (pres.), Sarah Keys, Robin Poerschke, 2ND ROW: Susan Davis, Judy Strange, Ollie Ann Meyers, 3RD ROW: Davida Hopkins, Gretchen Curry, Valerie Turner, 4TH ROW: Tricia Merrill, Mel Escamilla, Dorothy Caldwell, Barbara Mandry 117 Southwestern Magazine Pam Farmer, Carol Armitage, Pam Parr, Bill Cates, editor; anonymous, Paul Whitley ' ■- ' , ' ' ■ -- ,- .• ' Award Winners: or most crea- tive group for yearbook picture 118 The Megaphone M ' ke Miller and Susan Feller, co-editors Award Winners: for most imaginative group for yearbook picture (just imagine it!) 119 Sou ' wester Staff . . - ■• Kathy Leckie, Editor .■ . . v i ' . M «) twn ii . wwB Bfi B | LEFT: Paul Lowry, Assistant editor and Honors ABOVE: Dorothy Caldwell, Activities editor and photographer 120 Mike Wilkerson and Linda Pate, photographers «n R ? D ,°- r !f hy „ Ca,dvve ' ! ' 6arfaara 5 mmons, Cent ie po d, Cathy iec c e, 2ND ROW: Laura McMurray, Dawn Cardwell, 3RD ROW: Linda Pate, Linda Moore, 4TH ROW: Paul Lowry, Lou Ann Hay, Carolyn Oden, Betze Hudson, 5TH ROW- Tncia Merrill, Billy Conroy NOT PIC: Lee Anne Everett 121 Sinfonietta Southwestern ' s Symphonic Orchestra 122 Southwestern Band 123 1ST ROW: Roxy Moorhouse, Beverly Harrison, Janet Flanagan, Mary Lou Tittle (Pres.) Lualeen Danheim, Mary Alice Camacho, Edie Brown, Pam Smith, Jan Stewart, Connie Hardi, 2ND ROW: Missy DeLotto, Susan Baker, Karen Bennightjane Robins, Marianna Reed, Carta Skelton, Luann Spellman, Nancy Colwell Delta Omicron Extrordinaires ABOVE- 1ST ROW: Pam Parr. Edie Brown, Carole Gordon, Valerie Harris, Diane McMeans, Mary Lou Tittle, Pam Smith, Tanya Fairburn, 2ND ROW: Ted Yearick, Donn Miller, jack Seals, Nancy Colwell, Ted Smith, Missy DeLotto, Mike Stanley, Milton Dare, Rex Voland, Larry Franks NOT PIC: Mark Brader RIGHT: Martha Med- ford, director; John Bohmfalk and David Law- son, accompanists Pi Epsilon Delta 1ST ROW: Debbie Latimer, Clayton Black, Ted Yearick, Donn Miller, Tricia Lomax, 2ND ROW: Dr. Angus Springer, Marc Dudley, Ted Giles, Dee Spears, Paul Bailey, Ann Thomas, Rex Voland Mask and Wig 1ST ROW: Paul Robinson, Ann Thomas, Roxy Moorhouse, David Ainsworth, Dawn Cardwell, Ted Yearick Donn Miller Kara Wilson, Beth Ann Huffman, Rex Voland, Paul Robinson, John Schulze, 2ND ROW: Ted Giles Tek Wilson 3RD ROW- Marc Dudley, Mary Macina, Meredith Teague, Nancy Clark, Bill Cates, Dee Spears, Fred Coodson, Bill Center Dr Angus Springer, Debbie Latimer, Clayton Black, Tricia Lomax, Joyce Slade, Karen DeCotis, Ricque Brister Mark Mayfield Charlotte Gates, Helen Tanksley, 4TH ROW: Kelly Smith, Jan Whaley, Mark Brader John Whittemore Business Club wrr A $jj FRONT: Newtons Aigbogun, Winston Krause, Donnie Sherwood, BACK: Mr. Leonard Giesecke, Mary Kluttz, Kent Leipold, RayZies, David Ellis. Pre-Law Club Bill Foster, Kent Leipold, Jimmy Jones, Dr. B.J. Colwell, Tom Vandiver, Les Romo, Joel Youngblood, Steve Cragg, Jimmy McNutt. 126 F.?jfc 3sS te f s 1 f Dr. Osborn and active members Don Goldston and Beth Raines talked with a guest speaker. Ps C ychology Interested students met upstairs in the commons for the psychology club programs. Ml BLACK ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL SURVIVAL: 1ST ROW: Ann Edwards, Linda Ross, Barbara Givens, Rose Kemp, Gwen Reed 2ND ROW: Jesse Walker, )oe Bob, Curtis Davis, Joe Guillory, Bobby McWiliiams, Ron Richardson NEA 128 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION: Valerie Harris, Ann Strong, Kevin Colonna, Linda Weigman, Rebecca Rucker International Club 1ST ROW: Larry Castro, Leo Bompart, Eva Mendiola, Marty Brady, Web Tilton, Ernest Chou, 2ND ROW: Samuel Blanco, Li Robertson, Barbara Groos, Melanie Cordell, Laynie Moses, Teresa Coble, Wanda Williams, Mel Escamilla 129 Alpha Chi 1ST ROW: Connie Hardi, Stirling McCullough, Rebecca Warlick, Kathleen Franklin, Barbara Harris 2ND ROW: Mark White, Kevin Colonna, Ricque Brister, James Chovanek, Steve Millard Rebecca Rucker. NOT PIC: Valerie Harris Claudia Holcomb, Mary Holmes, Ricky Reaves, Janice Truitt, Kathy Vaughn Honor Organizations Science Society: NOT PICTURED 130 Blue Key FRONT: Lew Sessions, Thad Harkins, Chris Ryman, David Davis, Steve Millard, Bill Cafes. BACK: Bill Cariker, Ted dies, John Foster (Pres.); Billy Conroy, Owen McCall Cardinal Key Susan Baker, Susan Feller, Marty Shelton, Lynn Vineyard, Rebeca Jones, Bunny Forsman, Beth Raines, Sherri Zink, Stirling McCullough, Meredith Teague, Mary Alice Camacho, Janie Cragg, Christine Fuge, Susan Bowman, Sandy Ames, Carol Armitage, Carta Skelton, Karen Hanson, Iris Bullard, Ann Thomas. NOT PIC: Betsy Brown, Beth Gustafson, Kathy Leckie, Dee Moss, Linda Nease, Janice Truitt, Peggy Tyr- rell, (Pres.); Claudia Holcomb 131 Honors Sorority Beauties Lynn Vineyard AZ Sandy Howard ZTA Annette Brown Nancy Pearce AAn Doris Bridges AAA Sou ' wester Superlatives In order to be chosen as a Sou ' wester Superlative, one must be a junior or senior, have never received recognition before (such as a Who ' s Who) and have done outstanding accomplishments in one of the eight categories. The Sou ' wester Superlatives were chosen by the section editor, and the yearbook editor after consulting a faculty member for each category. Consideration was placed on accomplish- ments and not titles. John Quinias Student Government Curtis Haynes Publications m i ? Bill Jones Bob Hoffert Ellsworth Peterson Teachers Brent Truitt Ed Aleman John Whittemore Alicia Camacho Nancy Colwell Carlos Lowry not pictured: Millie Massey Clayton Black Fine Arts RobStridde Valerie Harris Albert Ainsworth Paula Connors Academic Achievement Carol Howie Lee Anne Everett Eva Mendiola Athletics Kenneth Cmerek Steve Collins Mark Coward (not pictured) Athletics jjt p Who ' s Who Phil Bush Who ' s Who Ann Thomas Steve Sudduth Dee Moss ■■■ •■ Who ' s Who Bill Canker Anne Lindenberg •£ ' ■■ ' - Kevin Colonna % ¥ k v AX J ' B liE 1 B  ■■■■ ' ' ' JuV Faculty President Durwood Fleming 152 Mr. Basil A. Phillips Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Dr. John Van Valkenburg Vice President for University Relations Miss Marjorie Beech Assistant to the President Miss Kay Cox Student Secretary Mrs. Dorthy Thomas Secretary to the President Mrs. Ruth Thomas Secretary to Vice President of Fiscal Affairs Mrs. Patricia Stephenson Secretary to Vice President of University Relations 153 Miss Karen E. Kristoferson Director of Financial Aid Mr. William D. Swift Dean of Students Miss Suzanne Gordon Associate Dean of Students Mr. Truitt G. Gilbreath Director of Bishops Memorial Union 154 Mrs. Barbara R. Seever Director of Publications and Special Events Mr. Marc Raney Director of Alumni Relations Mr. Tom Buckner Director of University News Service Melba Martinka, Linda Gibbs Irene Chlapek, Faye Hubbard, Edith Benton, Joyce Rosenbush, Annex Office NOT PICTURED: Mr. Michael Riddle Director of Planned C V ni 155 a Mr. Paul Grady Anderson Director of Admissions and Registrar Mr. Tom Swift Admissions Counselor Mrs. Janice Hester Mrs. Norma Otte Secretaries of Records and Admissions 156 Miss Ellen Kay Schauer Admissions Counselor Mrs. Gene Klein Recorder Mr. Mike Rossman Admissions Counselor Miss Pam Fridrich Admissions Counselor 157 1ST ROW: Joyce Anderson, Betty Knauth, 2ND ROW: Laverne Johnson, Betty Ness, Millie Moudy, 3RD ROW: Doris Ann Wittera, Dorothy Williams, Charlotte Bamsh, 4TH ROW: Nancy Smithwick and Leona Morris Business Office Jeanne Peschel and Deshone Sikes Admissions Mr. Robert]. Schwartz Auditor and Chief Accountant 158 1ST ROW: Alma Fisher, Iris Sal- yer, Laura Taylor, Vivian Tucker, Francis Nemec, Edith Williams, Etna May Owen, Alice Stubbs, Mary Quintanella, Alice Solis, Roger Heard, Carolyn Domin- quiz, Francis Ochoa, 2ND ROW: Marie Denison, Gladys Perry, Charles Saterfield, Ruben Rose, Steve Dunn Edith Williams Director of University Commons and Dietician John Hastings, Wanda Lancaster, Louise Grapski, Katherine Stone, Lorena Widmer, Claire Vogler, Gail Larson, Jency James, Mary Pat McLougnlin, FRONT: Charlaine Eicher, Florence Harper Librarians 159 Ira Bogan, Albert Hurtado, L.P. Teinert, Jessie Muniz, Sebriano Conde, Gary Denson, Jessie Hurtado, Tbomas Bohanan, Ed Lairdon Maintenance Wanda Vogler, Myrtle Hartman Postal Service Floyd B. Lackey Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds NOT PICTURED: Carl Langennegger Director of Snack Bar Virginia Wiggins Director of University Store 160 Charlsie Moore Opal Birch University Operators Don Buchanan, Juan Moreno, William Shell, Ray Hancock, Mattie Thomas, Elly Minshew, Bennie Boyd, Clara Williams, Rosa Saterfield, Velma Buchanan, Rosa Aleman, Lupe DeLeon, Natalie Medrano, Ester Mendoza, Velma Kubala, Eula Morgan, Lula Ritcher, Faye Chambers, Willie Montgomery, Martha Martinka, Lila Ashby, Selma Teinert, Angle Roblez, Delia Bender, Ceila Zertuche, Frieda Merkord, Dimas Sanchez Maintence, janitoral, and Grounds William Shell General Services 161 Dr. Nelson F. Adams Dean of School of Fine Arts Miss Mary FUzabeth Fox Assistant to the Dean of the School of Fine Arts Dr. F. Burr Clifford Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 162 Dr. Martha M. Allen Associate Professor of History Dr. Shirley Ahlers Associate Professor of Education Mrs. Elizabeth P. Beaver Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages 163 Mr. Francisco Betancourt Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Paul Blanton Assistant Professor of Religon and Philosophy Dr. Bob M. Brown Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Physics Mr. )im L. Bridges Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration 164 Mr. Tibb Burnett Instructor in Physical Education and Drama Mr. John B. Chapman Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Virginia A. Carwell Associate Professor of English 1 § : 9 fm % Wm$ Mg WByfciL $ ' w— - •—• • jiMI. m S B HS SPr ■SEP it . JBBPP • J 1 ' ' 165 Dr. B. joe Co we Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Dept. of Economics and Business Administration Mr. James E. Copeland Instructor of Physics Dr. Judson S. Custer Vice-President of Educational Services, Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Education 166 Mr. Donald C. Deeds Instructor of Biology Dr. Dan W. Dodson Professor of Sociology Mr. Harold D. Eidson, Jr. Instructor of Mathematics Mr. Thomas C. Douglass Professor of String Instruments 167 Mr. Cuss Farmer, Jr. Assistant Professor of Art Dr. Billie G. Fullingim Assistant Professor of Education Mr. Leonard F. Giesecke Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Dr. Eb C. Cirvin Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Biology Mrs. Doris Penik Assistant Lab Instructor for Biology Mr. Fred R. Goodson Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech Dr. jack T. Harris Assistant Professor of English Dr. Fred R. Hilgeman Associate Professor of Chemistry Mr. Don Craig Hilliard Instructor of Sociology Dr. Robert Hoffert Assistant Professor of Political Science Mrs. Maureen Hoffert Director of the International House ■ Dr. W. Douglas Hooker Professor of Psychology 170 Miss Drusilla Huff master Assistant Professor of Piano, Artist in Residence Dr. Horace S. Jacob Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. W.B.Jones Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of History and Government 171 Dr. Tex L. Kassen Associate Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Physical Education Mr. Claude L. Kennard Assistant Professor of Art Dr. H. Ren Kent Associate Professor of History 172 Mr. Kent Leon Kepler Assistant Professor of English Dr. Dallas S. Lankford Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Edwin M. Lansford, Jr. Professor of Biochemistry Mrs. Exa Jane Lansford Assistant Professor in Piano 173 Mrs. Elizabeth R. Lundblad { Associate Professor of Economics 1 and Business Administration Mrs. Audrey McClinchie Instructor of Art Mrs. jane B. McCook Associate Professor of English 174 Dr. Edmund Green McCurtain Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Sociology Mr. James L. Mallon Associate Professor of Physical Education, Head Coach of Baseball Miss Martha Medford Instructor of Voice Mr. William L. Merritt Assistant Professor of Physical Education 175 Dr. Warren B. Morris, )r. Instructor of History Dr. Bruce W. Mossman Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Robert T. Munday Associate Professor of Business Administration Dr. George E. Nelson Director of Band, Assistant Professor of Instrumental Music Education, Brass and Percussion Dr. Wendell L. Osborn Associate Professor of Psychology, and Chairman of Division of Social and Applied Studies Dr. Lois W. Parker Assistant Professor of English Dr. G. Raleigh Pegram Assistant Professor of Education M7 Mr. R. Cochrane Penick Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Organ and Sacred Music Dr. F. Ellsworth Peterson Professor of Fine Arts 178 Mr. Robert Rachal Instructor of Physical Education and Head Coach of Basketball Dr. Regine Reynolds Associate Professor of French and Spanish and Chairman of the Dept. of Foreign Language Mrs. Gerhild Rogers Instructor of German NOT PICT: Dr. Paul Rogers Professor of Spanish 179 U ■ DrJohnN.R. Score II Professor of Religion and Philosophy , j . j- • if k% Dr. Robert L. Sou en Professor of Chemistry 180 Mr. Raymond L. Schroeder Assistant Professor of Music Director of Orchestra, Woodwind Instruments Mr. Kenny Mac Sheppard Instructor in Choral Music and Music Education Dr. William Nick Sikes Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Farley Snell Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion and University Chaplain 181 Dr. Joanne Sprenger Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Norman W. Spellman Professor of Religion and Philosophy Dr. Angus Springer Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Theatre 182 Dr. Edmund H. Steelman Professor of Bible and Religion Chairman of the Dept. of Religion and Philosophy Dr. Suk-Soon Suh Professor of Government Dr. Janus Sepiol Post-doctorate research in the Dept. of Chemistry 183 Dr. Connie Lee Venable Assistant Professor of Education, Director of Career Counseling and Placement Mr. Harvey D. Watts Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy Dr. Ralph M. Whitmore Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Mathematics, and Chairman of Division of Natural and Applied Sciences 184 In Memorial to Mrs. Mildred Q. Cervasi Head Librarian of Cody Memorial Library 185 Students Seniors Keith Jenkins exemplified the hard working senior. Newtons Aigbogun, Nigera Eduardo Aleman, Georgetown Doug Alexander, Richardson Carol Armitage, Houston Charles Ashley, Mineral Wells Dan Baen, Mathis Paul Bailey, Fort Worth Susan Baker, Chireno Mimi Ballanfant, Houston Margo Blackmon, Corpus Christi Patty Blackwood, Houston Barbara Boggus, Harlingen Nancy Bohning, Lometa John Bohmfalk, Weslaco Susan Bowman, San Antonio Margaret Brady, Galveston Britt Brawley, New Braunfels Doris Bridges, San Antonio Betsy Brown, Garland Jeffrey Brown, Bryan William Buchanan, Austin Iris Bullard, Bellaire Philip Bush, Austin Tracey Calvert, Austin William Cariker, West Columbia Bill Cates, Beaumont Rufus Chaney, Magnolia Carol Chapman, Waco Debbie Cheyne, San Antonio Spending long hours in the music library was not unusual for Susan Lunday and Diane McMeans. 189 Holly Christmas, Dallas Lucinda Clarke, Dallas Marilyn Clement, Granger Kenny Cmerek, Taylor Ted Giles was one of the few who dressed imaginatively for the Mardi gras dance. James Cohagan, Corsicana John Coleman, Rosenberg Kevin Colonna, Dallas Nancy Colwell, Temple Billy Conroy, Houston Charles Coward, Port Lavaca Kay Cox, Georgetown Richard Crozier (p.g.) Austin Norine Douglass (p.g.) Leander Cathie Eledge, Austin David Ellis, Houston Brian Everett, Houston Pam Farmer, Burnet Steve Ferguson, Fort Worth John Fisher, Austin 190 Becky Hitchcock, Houston Richard Hodzi, Georgetown Claudia Holcomb, Houston Bunny Forsman, Venezuela John Foster, Midland Kathleen Franklin, Tilden Christine Fuge, Houston Michael Galloway, Simonton Mike Gibiin, Albuquerque, N.M. Ted Giles, Houston Don Goldston, Corpus Christi Tom Gossett, Victoria Barbara Greenwood, Austin Janet Gregg, Austin Sam Griffin, Houston Joe Guillory, Basile La. Beth Gustafson, Austin Debbie Hater, St. Louis, Mo. Tom Hambleton, Granger Karen Hanson, Midland Barbara Harris, Austin Valerie Harris, Corpus Christi Beverly Harrison, Georgetown David Havis, Waco Tom Heard, Belton Beth Herndon, Mercedes Sanford Herrington, Georgetown Jet Hirsch, La Marque 191 Fred Holland, Carthage Marv Holmes, San Antonio Darwin Horak, Granger Carol Howie, Corpus Christi Julia Howry, Georgetown Phil Howry, Georgetown Steve Huey, Round Rock Garry Hurta, Taylor Bill Jackson, Houston Keith Jenkins, Houston Madeline Tuley enjoyed conversing at lunch. Dennis Jennings, Austin Gary Kilpatrick, Bayton Cheri Kraye, Houston Jerry Krueger, San Antonio Fritz Lang, Houston Richard Faster, Houston Robert Lee, Beaumont Steve Leeper, Houston Hannah Lenox, Houston Grace Leonard, Houston 192 During dinner, Joe Guillory explained some of the highlights of that day ' s practice. Kathy Lincoln, Dallas Anne Lindenberg, Seguin Karen Lindsey, Woodville Gary Lippold, Georgetown Susan Lunday, Bellaire Jack Lyons, Mercedes Mike Makins, Lubbock Linda Malone, Galveston Millie Massey, George West Mike Matthews, Beaumont Owen McCall, Wichita Falls Lyndy McDonald, Hillsboro Bill Meadows, Fort Worth Pat Mokry, Waco Susan Monds, Bartlett Harry Moore, Houston Jane Moore, Beaumont Dee Moss, Houston Ed Naylor, Houston Linda Nease, Georgetown 193 Patricia Neely, Dallas Nina Nelms, Houston Bruce Neustadt, Ardmore, Ok. Kathy O ' Conner, Denton Tom Parks, Dallas Dawn Pate, Georgetown Jodie Paterson, Taft Susie Perkins, Newton Square, Pa. Molly Price, Houston Bobbye Priesmeyer, Gonzales Karen Ray, Yoakum Ricky Reaves, Corsica na Thomas Reed, Brazoria Will Reed, Georgetown Rob Reeve Dallas Doug Rennels, San Antonio Terry Robbins, San Antonio Paul Robinson, Port Lavaca Becky Rodriguez, San Antonio Gary Rothrock, Houston Dana Seal, Austin Lewis Sessions, San Antonio Carta Skelton, San Antonio Terrye Smith, Roswell Bob Space, Georgetown Bob Spain, Lake Jackson Dee Spears, Lake Jackson Susan Stigler, Houston Rob Stridde, Baytown Ann Strong, Houston 194 Charles Stroope, Waxahachie Steve Sudduth, Waco Trent Taylor, Mercedes Meredith Teague, Corpus Christi Paul Terry, Dall.is Ann Thomas, Midland Sid Thomas, Baytown Joey Tonahill, jasper Jane Tredemeyer, Leander Brent Truitt, Georgetown Janice Truitt, Georgetown Madeline Tuley, Houston Marsha Turnbull, Abilene Peggy Tyrrell, Fort Worth Kathy Vaughn, Galveston Fred Holland made a valiant effort for his team. Rex Voland, Lake Forest Denise Wang, San Antonio David Watkins, Deer Park Ted Yearick, San Antonio 195 Juniors Russell Dees realized he was only one year away from graduation. Bernard Ailts, Abilene Albert Ainsworth, Georgetown John Aleman, Georgetown Sarah Allen, Burnet Dana Allison, Ingleside Paul Anderson, Taylor Marvi Arredondo, Weslaco Bill Ashley, Tyler Robert Baen, Mathis Sally Brigman, Boulder, Co. Karen Bennight, Corpus Christi Donald Benton, Georgetown Bonnie Berry, Houston Ricque Brister, Arcadia John Brock, Houston 196 A G fe m ai Hmfty jf Bs . % w ■ hbb v Barrie Browder, Waco Annette Brown, Dallas Sonja Brown, Dayton Edward Burkolder, Harlingen Harriet Burleson, Meadow Dan Bynum, Tyler Jimmie Cain, Thrall Sandy Caldwell, Angleton Mary Alice Camacho, Georgetown Sharon Camp, Killeen Ted Caryl, Midland Elba Castaneda, Piedras Negras, Mexico Yolanda Cazares, Houston Nancy Chadwick, Cambridge, Oh. James Chovanek, Fayetteville Sue Lynn Cole, Anchorage, Ak. Steve Collins, Royal Center, Id. Ralph Conner, Wharton Teresa Conner, Daingerfield Steve Cornell, Coupland Charles Cotten, Garland Mark Coward, Hutto janie Cragg, Houston Lualeen Danheim, Teague Laura Dannebrink, Houston Milton Dare, Fredericksburg Elbert David, Hebbronville David Davis, Austin ]anis Davis, Houston Russell Dees, San Antonio 197 Ines del Pozo, San Antonio Dode Devore, San Antonio Newton Dougherty, Houston Janice Doughty, Corpus Christi Elizabeth Drake, Midland Marc Dudley, Merkel Junior Rose Kemp was one of the many leaders on campus. George Durham, Houston Mimi Duvall, Houston John Edgecomb, Houston Sherrian Edwards, Tomball Jay Elder, La Marque Bruce Emmerton, Georgetown Lee Anne Everett, San Antonio Jim f arris, Houston Linda Faulk, Midland Susan Feller, Gilmer April Fennell, Houston John Fish, Boerne Janet Flanagan, Corpus Christi Larry Franks, Austin Gretchen Galloway, Kingsville 198 Carmen Garay, San Antonio Terri Giese, Austin Phil Glaspy, San Antonio William Gordon, Houston Worth Green, Ingleside Court Greer, Houston Sheila Gregg, Austin Robin Grote, Lampasas Stefani Harris, Wills Point Blanton Haug, Georgetown Mary Hildebrandt, Houston Brian Hill, Austin Mark Howell, Houston Debbie Hoy, Houston Garry Ivy, Fairfield Richard Jackson, San Antonio Elizabeth Johnson, San Antonio John Johnson, Houston Jimmy Jones, Conroe Rebeca Jones, Georgetown A passer-by caught the attention of Annette Brown and Janet Flanagan. 199 Richard Kalmbach, Houston Robert Keegan, Houston Rose Kemp, Houston Lonnie Kiel, Houston Kay Kidwell, Houston Karyl Kinsey, Sweetwater Mary Kluttz, Vidor Kevin Kneisley, Conroe Karla Kreger, Georgetown Janice Lane, Fort Worth Leah Sellers used the few extra minutes during breakfast to review her notes. Susan Lann, Round Rock Wilbern Laughlin, Marble Falls Julia Lawson, Houston Kathy Leckie, Dallas Victoria Legan, Victoria 200 Kent Leipold, Gaithersburg, Md. Cliff Leonard, Anniston Al. John Lesesne, Georgetown jane Lester, Round Rock Jay Lewis, Gainesville Hugh Liedtke, Houston Tricia Lomax, New Boston Janie Longan, Dallas Carl Lowry, Richardson Paul Lowry, Richardson I S,.--Ty v ' Kr 1 K ■ !■: ' : fix ' : ' ' , ' i ■ ■ % ■ Chris Marshall, La Marque Mary Martin, Villanova Jean Mason, Dallas Stirling McCullough, Burnet Diane McMeans, Irving Phyllis Meagher, Killeen Eva Mendiola, Kerrville Mark Middlebrooks, Dallas Karen Milam, Porter Steve Millard, Houston Jim Miller, Waco Madelaine Miller, Dallas Michael Miller, LaPorte Margaret Milligan, Piano Robert Moore, Corsicana Bryan Morgan, Houston Gary Morris, Austin Jeffrey Morrison, Austin Laurence Musgrove, Houston Craig Nauert, Waco 201 Dr. Kassen instructed Bucky Ritchea on the selling of basketball tickets. Jack Neely, Bellville Jon Nelson, Georgetown Leroy Neves, Conroe Alice Nyberg, Irving Robert Olde, Austin Dan O ' Loughlin, Abeline Margaret Overly, New Orleans, La. Gail Owen, San Antonio Kirk Page, Georgetown Winn Parker, Midland Pam Parr, Irving John Pate, Houston David Paul, Edinburg Nancy Pearce, Dallas Mark Phillips, Georgetown 202 ( £ Is « W % Richard Pierce, Carthage Cilia Pitts, Conroe Carol Pitzer, Dallas Scott Pollard, Odessa Rick Prewitt, Austin John Quinius, Waco Elizabeth Raines, Houston Douglas Ratchford, Silsbee Brian Reed, San Antonio Ronald Richardson, Plaquemine Deborah Riddle, Georgetown Bernard Ritchea, Sinton Les Romo, San Antonio Lawrence Ruby, Austin Rebecca Rucker, Monohans Chris Ryman, Richmond Noel Scully, Salado lack Seals, Beeville Leah Sellers, Brenham Michael Shea, Riverside Ca. Bill Sheldon, San Antonio 203 Jimmy Shelton, Deer Park Martha Shelton, Houston Donald Sherwood, Bay City Ronald Sherwood, Bay City Kent Sims, Huntsville Charles Skinner, Kilgore Mike Skinner, Houston Pam Slaughter, Dallas Bane Smith, Houston Lawrence Wayne Smith, Woodvilk Marcia Sonenthal, Houston Lori Stanton, Dallas Jan Stewart, Midland Marianne Stiles, Del Rio Mark Strong, Tyler Cheryl Sydow, Georgetown Laura Thompson, Midland Terry Thorp, Beaumont Barbara Tift, Midland Kim Tipton, Brownsville mSBBm , Mark Ott took some advice at baseball practice. 204 Mary Lou Tittle, Granger Anne Tonahill, Jasper Whitt Trimble, Hockley Tom Vandivier, Houston Pable Vicharelli, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Rhonda Viney, Midland Lynn Vineyard, Houston Gay Wadzeck, Houston Colleen Ward, Houston Courtney Ward, Fort Worth Rebecca Warlick, Terrell Sandra Watson, Houston Steve Wenzel, Austin Robert Wheatley, Hong Kong Mark White, La Porte Paul Whitley, Garden Grove, Ca. John Whittemore, Lockhart Linda Wiegman, San Antonio Carleton Wilkes, Salado Jeff Williams, Groves Scott Wisch, West Columbia Ray Zies, Seguin Sherri Zink, Houston 205 Sophomores For Gale Murphy, John Bohmfalk, Judy Lawson, and Bruce Owens eating outside was a pleasant change. Ernesto Adame, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Andrew Adkins, Beaumont David Ainsworth, Georgetown Leland Anderson, Houston Betsy Attwell, Houston Lauren Bade, Victoria Bill Baird, Waco Brent Baker, Galveston Marianne Ball, Fort Worth Mary Ballenger, San Benito Brad Beard, Houston Maria Betancourt, Georgetown Clayton Black, Abilene Suzanne Blake, Houston Jim Blankenship, Alice 206 Paul Blann, Houston Leo Bompart, Puerto La Cruz, Ven. Tim Boone, Dallas Barbara Boyd, Round Rock Cheryl Brace, Delran NJ. Beverly Brewer, Mercedes O ' Meara Broady, Houston Edie Brown, Lorenzo Kelly Burke, Dallas Lamar Bush, Corpus Christ! Michael Bush, Dallas Sheryl Byrd, Richardson Janie Callahan, Houston Cathy Carleton, Midland Robert Carson, Cedar Lane Jeanette Centeno, San Antonio Thomas Chandler, Austin Charles Chapman, Temple Harriet Chapman, Midland Janice Childress, Kileen Kenneth Chils on, Georgetown Sheryl Chilson, Georgetown Ernest Chou, Houston Larry Clay, Dallas Katherine Clement, Granger Mary Ellen Clifford, Harlingen Susan Cloud, Belton 207 Spencer Cluff, Dallas Teresa Coble, Mansfield Susan Cogburn, Abilene jay Cole, Dallas joe Collins, Del Rio Dana Conner, Brownwood Gary Cooper, Channelview Melanie Cordell, San Antonio Rodolfo Cortez, Corpus Christi Steve Cotton, Dallas Scott Coulter, Houston Krisanne Cox, Georgetown Bland Cromwell, Waco Gretchen Curry, Houston Exa ]o Curtis, Georgetown f A vk M f ■ ' . C . Curtis Davis, Houston Susan Davis, Cuero Terry Davis, Oakland ' « m mi mmm Enchanted Rock proved a challenge for the outdoor recreation group. Sfe - 208 Harold McGhee, Robert Lee, Minnie Johnson, Leo Bompart, and Ann Edwards left the gym after a Pirate ' s win. Rebecca Dayvault, Wharton Mary DeLotto, Houston Richard DeVere, Waco Lisa Dueker, Houston Debbie Eidson, Dallas Mark Ellis, Crockett Becky Estep, Richardson jim Ewbank, Tyler Anne Marie Fahey, Houston Rex Falconer, Temple Luann Fancher, Bryan jan Faulkner, Georgetown Bruce Fell, Austin Andrew Fitzpatrick, San Antonio Patty Fortenberry, Cleburne John Fountain, Austin Karen Froehlich, London, England 209 Robert Fuller, Waco Yoke Thue Gan, Jasin, Malaysia jacquelyn Garner, Galveston Bill Gentner, San Antonio Barbara Givens, Houston Carole Gordon, Waco Bridget Graham, Taylor Craig Grayum, Austin Noble Greenhill, San Antonio William Gunkel, Taft Charlotte Hardi, Coup and Thad Harkins, San Antonio feanette Hartin, Tyler Curtis Haynes, Houston Diane Henry, Porter Martha Hicks, Austin Sue Hodge, Katy Debbie Holbrooks, Stamford Stephen Hooper, La Porte The Faculty Student Retreat was a success as displayed by Bretna Smith. 210 Davida Hopkins, Alvarado Sandy Howard, Houston Ira Huddleston, Waco Betze Hudson, Marshall Kim Hughes, Austin Darrell Hurmis, Dallas jimmy Inness, Harlingen Sandy jenson, Dallas ]ames Johnson, Baton Rouge, La. John K. Johnson, Brenham Minnie Johnson, Cameron Nathan Johnson, Galveston Craig Jones, Houston David Jones, Houston Don Jones, Fresno Gilbert Kautz, Taylor Carrie Kirby, Houston John Kirkpatrick, Leander Judy Kirtley, Round Rock Carol Knolle, Rosenberg Winston Krause, Houston 211 Score keepers Lee Anne Everett and Lou Ann Spellman tallied up the results of the swim meet. Robert Lain, Houston Thomas Lain, Houston Debra Latimer, Austin David Lawson, San Antonio George Lenox, Houston David Lester, Harlingen Cheryl Lewis, Arlington Lynn Lidell, Georgetown Rov Lierman, Georgetwon lay Lindley, Abilene %V ' - N % •■-. . Lin Lovett, San Benito Lee Marcus, Austin Allison Marghall, La Marque Alex Martinez, Georgetown Bill Mattison, Houston James McCord, Beeville Elizabeth McCalister, Austin Albert McChillin, Cameron Beth McCuistion, Corpus Christi Terry McGinnis, Dallas t- 1 — ' 1 H Jm I ' M 4 212 Christine McKevitt, Round Rock Deborah McMahan, Oklahoma Michial Lee Meyer, Cedar Park Donn Miller, Richmond Merrilynn Miller, Pa mpa Geoffrey Monsour, Galveston Larry Moore, Georgetown Monica Moore, Eastland Roxy Moorhouse, Corpus Christi Gale Murphy, Houston Tom Nash, San Antonio Ricky Nauert, Austin Mike Shea seemed happy to visit L.K. 213 David Neahusan, Midland Neil Nease, Georgetown Frances Nicholson, Hamilton Kathy O ' Laughlin, Abilene Mario Olivarez, Corpus Christi Bruce Owens, San Antonio Emy Parker, Houston Paul Wade Parker, Beaumont Bruce Partain, Lamarque Martha Peck, Abilene Robert Peters, Houston Creed Pettigrew, Fort Worth Shawn Poerschke, Houston Debbie Poole, Dallas Jeffrey Pratt, Victoria Sue Raagas, San Antonio David Ray, Yoakum Donna Reaves, Fort Worth Gwendolyn Reed, Houston Marianna Reed, Houston Brian Reinhardt, Round Rock Elizabeth Richard, Houston 214 Joel Richardson, Houston Mary Richter, Stamford ]ole Roberts, Oakland William Robertson, Nacogdoches jane Robins, Garland Frank Rodrigues, Georgetown Linda Rylander, Cameron Daniel Salazar, San Antonio Dolores Seger, Victoria Janet Sharpe, Houston Vicki Sheppard, Georgetown Jann Shia, Galveston George Simms, Dallas Ann Skinner, Houston Robert Skinner, Houston Joyce Slade, Pharr Brad Smith, San Antonio Bretna Smith, Houston Gregory Smith, Houston Pamela Smith, Houston 215 Lou Ann Spellman, Georgetown Thomas Sperry, McAllen Charlene Sprayberry, Georgetown Robert Stern, Hutto Carol Storter, Brownsville Judy Strange, Fort Worth Phyllis Taylor, Temple Judith Thomas, Taft Web Tilton, Fort Worth jane Tompkins, Waco Smith Tonahill, jasper William Turner, Galveston Lucy Vick, Yazoo City, Ms. ... ' ■■ ■ tl kz t. ' JBtt ' i  mm ■I ' ll ■:.(.• .«. (|_V |p ml ' v L g rmmgSSggg ' mm. Mm - 4fll MiBpyBL«-K $$ i pflR i Because of poor scheduling at registration, students waited in line— a most unusual experience at S.U. • 216 . U Marianne Ball and Julie drain relaxed on the SUB steps between classes. Dicky Vaughn, Galveston LuAnn Wagener, Austin John Wagner, Odessa Milinda Wales, Lockhart Michael Wallace, Temple Carole Watkins, San Antonio Kenne Wenzel, Austin Elizabeth Weyel, Seguin Jan Whaley, Bellaire Stewart Williams, Beaumont Wanda Williams, Houston James Willis, Georgetown Harvey Wilson, Round Rock Edith Wilson, Georgetown William Wilson, Beaumont John Wolf, San Antonio Jack Zahniser, Dallas 217 Freshmen An exasperated Karen DeCotis looked to a co-worker in an appeal for help. Patty Ainsworth, Galveston Mildred Allen, Georgetown Kathy Anderson, Georgetown Sarah Anderson, Taylor Susan Armstrong, Houston Kenny Askew, Dallas Nancy Avery, Beeville Jack Baggett, Ozona Kristine Baird, Waco Merrimon Baker, Dallas 218 Catherine Barbo, Georgetown Debbie Barnes, Houston Paul Basham, Arlington Charlie Beall, Mathis Bobby Beattie, Beaumont Quinton Bellah, Teague Thea Benedict, Grapevine Margaret Berry, Fort Worth Jesse Blalock, Houston Kathy Boehning, Dallas James Boston, Westport Ct. Mike Boyd, San Antonio Mark Brader, Austin Vicky Bradley, Orange Bob Brockett, Austin Angela Brown, Austin Craig Brown, Georgetown Liz Burkhalter, Houston Cynthia Burrus, Beaumont Robert Buzzini, Dallas |i « I M Z;« Kurt Sistrunk gave a fine example of being wasted. 219 S.U. cheerleaders Rique Brister, Connie Casad, Marvin Thompson, and Mike Stanley de- cided the order of their cheers. Dorothy Caldwell, Alvin Dawn Cardwell, Pleaston Paul Carlson, Laguna Beach, Ca. Buel Carter, Austin Connie Casad, Dallas Laurentino Castro, Kingsville Randy Cavness, Austin Christa Childress, West Columbia Mary Cole, San Antonio Cindy Coleman, Houston Douglas Coleman, Navasota Daniel Covarrubias, Corpus Christi Donna Cowan, Round Rock Stephen Cragg, Houston Julie Crain, Victoria Joycelyn Darkis, Kingsville Debbie Davis, Beaumont May Lou Davis, Houston Mark Dawson, Midland Karen DeCotis, San Antonio 220 Desiderio del Pozo, Houston Joan DeLucchi, Houston Russell Dilts, Piano Tracy Donohue, Piano Karen Douglass, Georgetown Barbara Duke, Austin Jim Edgar, Edinburg Tissie Elliott, Balmorhea Thomas Ellis, Houston Joe Engle, Grand Prarie Having picked up the early morning paper, Joel Richardson strolled back to the dorm for a much needed sleep. Steve Erck, Fort Worth Dorothy Escamilla, Nashville, Tn. Karis Fagan, Houston Tanya Eairburn, Georgetown Joe Farr, Austin Patti F idler, Houston Jennifer Field, Plainview Deborah Fisher, San Antonio 221 Susan Fitch, Denton Becky Fleming, Conroe Terry Forehand, Three Rivers Derby Day was part of freshmen orientation for Karen Thompson and Cheri Mouser. Bill Foster, Midland Melanie Francis, Midland Ron Freeman, Austin Barbara Galloway, San Antonio Christopher Galloway, Simonton Absalon Gamez, Georgetown Charlotte Gates, Georgetown Sallie Gibson, Houston John Glass, Beaumont Sharon Goad, New Chaney Ricardo Gonzalez, Battle Creek jenny Gore, Austin Raymond Gray, Corpus Christi Flise Greene, San Antonio Sheila Greene, Midland 222 Cynthia Griffin, Teneha Laura Grisham, Seguin Barbara Groos, New Braunfels Keith Hall, Eden Eric Hanson, Midland Debra Harllee, San Antonio Donna Harper, Keller LaMart Harris, Abilene Neil Harris, Dallas John Hasskarl, Brenham Louann Hay, Texarkana LaVonne Heacock, Corpus Christi Beth Hensley, Kenedy Bryan Hill, Houston Cindy Hill, Frederick ft -f T , v David Hodges, Dallas Mike Hogue, Denton Deana Hohle, Midland Leesa Holbrook, Huntsville Melanie Horak, Granger Beverly Houghton, Houston Jennifer Hubbard, Florence Beth Huffman, Austin Sarah Huffman, Waco Jim Hull, Midland Sandy Hulme, Midland Nancy Hutchins, Fort Worth 223 Jim Ivers, Beaumont George Jackson, Port Arthur James Jarvis, Houston Steven Johnson, Georgetown John Josserand, Taft % ■ • Concentrating all his energy for a competitive race, Kenny Askew nervously awaited the start. Janice Kelly, Bay City Raymond Khouw, Dallas Mark Kissell, Bartlesville, Ok. Bart Koontz, Placedo Larry Koslovsky, Temple Mel Kurth, Lago Vista Conrad Lamon, San Antonio Laura Lancaster, Georgetown Jacqueline Langelier, San Antonio Vance Langley, Huntsville Carol Lawrence, Beaumont Laurie Lentz, Georgetown Vanessa Leon, Galveston Marcia Lesesne, Georgetown Cynthia Lewis, Arlington 224 Blake Liedtke, Houston Diane Lind, Beaumont John Lowe, New York, N. Y. Lasses Lowery, San Antonio Margaret Lowry, Richardson Lisa Loy, Dallas Marv Macina, Midland Barbara Mandry, Odessa Kevin Matthews, Houston Michele Mattke, Seguin Lisa Maxwell, Dallas Mark Mayfield, Temple Ronny Maynard, Georgetown Cindy McClain, Fort Worth Leslie McCullar, Houston Lynda McGee, Temple Harold McGhee, Memphis Tn. Monte McGowan, Houston Inner reflections left LaVonne Heacock looking serene. 225 Pamela McKay, Houston Paul McMullen, Athens Laura McMurray, San Benito David McNitzky, Corpus Christi jimmy McNutt, Athens Marilyn McPhail, Houston Bobby McWilliams, Teague V. Tricia Merrill, Houston Mark Mever, Hebbronville David Miller, J aft Brian Millington, Nixon Ellis Mills, Fulshear Mike Minick, Beaumont Marsha Miori, Wharton Kerry Moore, Amarillo Lezlie Moore, San Antonio Linda Moore, Houston Ron Morris, Arlington Toni Morris, Fort Worth Laynie Moses, Denton Mike Moss, Dallas Cheri Mouser, Irving Ron Munro-Ferguson, Novar, England Lisa Musgrave, Springtown Ollie Ann Myers, Georgetown Penny Nail, Pecos Michael Nance, Llano 226 Roger Neely, Fort Worth Bill Nelson, Corpus Christ! Carolyn Oden, San Benito Charles Olson, Waco Ben Orgain, Beaumont Riva Padgett, Killeen Jacalyn Paisley, Watertown, Conn. Tim Parker, Fort Worth Linda Pate, Tyler Robert Phillips, Georgetown Debbie Willems, Carole Watkins, and Karen Decotis shared late night chit-chat in L.K. hall- way. Jane Ann Pool, Nacogdoches Reggie Poole, La Marque Barbara Prats, Houston David Puryear, Austin Gail Raab, Kingsville Debora Raby, San Antonio Debbie Reed, Houston Forrest Reed, Houston Clarence Richardson, Chicago, II. Flizabeth Roberts, Fort Worth 227 228 Susan Roberts, Houston Leonard Rodell, Houston Cynthia Rogers, San Antonio Janet Rose, Dallas Linda Ross, Corsicana Les Russell, Ozona Marsha Russell, Weslaco Susanne Ryan, Victoria Bernie Sargent, Beaumont Todd Sattler, Houston Robert Schoen, Houston Karl Scholl, Midland Kerry Moore displayed her hospitality to Quinton Bellah, and Bobby McWilliams during the open house Halloween party at L.K. Timothy Schroeder, Waco John Schulze, San Antonio Helen Tanksley, Georgetown Anne Taylor, Dallas Paul Shaw, Beaumont Barbara Simmons, Grindstone, Pa. Kurt Sistrunk, Splendora Dana Smart, Houston Eric Smith, Dallas Kelly Smith, Georgetown Ted Smith, Houston Lynn Snider, Austin Karin Soulen, Georgetown Joseph Stanley, Houston Mike Stanley, Amarillo Tim Stanton, Dallas Robert Steele, Dallas Cathy Steer, Houston Susie Stimson, Dallas Russell Stone, Albuquerque, N.M. Marcia Stuart, San Antonio Mary Stump, Midland Mary Sullivan, Navasota Tom Talbert, Houston 229 Shannon Taylor, Beaumont Peggy Lowry combined relaxing and studying. Martha Faye Terry, Charlotte Farra Thomas, Houston John Thomas, Kerrville Marvin Thompson, Dallas Steve Thompson, San Antonio Dan Townsend, Houston Elizabeth Turner, Bowie Valerie Turner, San Benito Clifton Valley, San Antonio Vicky Vandernaillen, Houston Cynthia Vega, San Antonio Deborah Voyles, Round Rock Laurie Wagener, Austin Jesse Walker, Hammond Mary Weatherly, Victoria 230 Ginny Weyland, Houston Karen White, Dallas Michael Wilkerson, Donna Deborah Willems, Houston jeanie Williams, Abilene Rickey Williams, Cameron Madeline Willis, Georgetown Kara Wilson, Houston Karer Wilson, Georgetown Becky Withrow, Midland Cindy Youker, Harlingen Martha Young, East Lansing Mi. Rebecca Young, Dallas Joel Youngblood, San Antonio Craig Zook, Houston Susan Roberts, Scott Cross, and John Glass spent their Friday night partying in the dorm. 231 Senior Index Newtons Osariemen Aigbogun, Nigeria- BA in Economics. International Club, International House. Eduardo Aleman, Georgetown- BFA in Music Education and Saxophone Sou ' wester Superlative, Band, Sinfonetta, Stage Band, S.U. Singers Chapel Choir, Drama, Musical Band. Douglas Edward Alexander, Richardson-BS in Physics and Mathematics Sandra Lee Ames, Annapolis MD.-BA in History and English Miss Southwestern Nom, Cardinal Key, Outdoor Rec. Comm., History Club, International Club, International House. Carol Jean Armitage, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. Miss Southwestern Nom., Cardinal Key, Outdoor Rec. Comm., Com- munity Life Council, Delta Zeta. Paul Milton Bailey, Fort Worth- BFA in Drama. Who ' s Who, Pi Epsilon Delta, Coosetree-Morgan Award, Orientation Leader, President ' s Honor Scholarship, President ' s Advisory Comm., Mask and Wig Players. Susan Frances Baker, Chireno- BM in Music Education and Piano. Sou ' wester Superlative, Cardinal Key, Delta Omicron. Selma Autrey Ballanfant, Houston- BA in Elementary Education. Alpha Chi, Dean ' s List, WRA AWS, Phi Mu. Margo Mamie Blackmon, Corpus Christi- BBA in Accounting. Phi Gamma Mu, Dean ' s List, International Club, Business Club, Hospi- tality Comm., Delta Zeta. Patricia Lynn Blackwood, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. Phi Mu Barbara Sue Boggus, Harlingen- BS in Elementary Education. KA Little Sister, SNEA, Alpha Delta Phi. Nancy Ann Bohning, Lometa- BA in Religion. John Frederick Bohmfalk, Weslaco- BA in Chemistry. Outstanding Chemistry Student, Stage Band. Susan Elaine Bowman, San Antonio- BBA in Economics. Outstanding Sophomore Woman, Student Congress, Educational Affairs Comm., Pre-Law Society, Business Club, Economics Club, Pan- hellenic, Phi Mu. Margaret Karen Brady, Galveston- BA in Spanish. Spanish Honor Society, International Club, S.U. singers, WRA. Britt Brawley, New Braunfels- BBA in Business. Interfraternity Council, Kappa Sigma. Doris Weatherly Bridges, San Antonio- BS in Education(Biology) PiKA Dream Girl Nom., PiKA Little Sister, Hospitality Comm., Delta Delta Delta Beauty, Delta Delta Delta. Betsy Ellen Brown, Garland-BA in Social Sciences-Sociology. Miss Southwestern Nom., University Honor Scholarship, Cardinal Key, Student Congress President, Student Congress Comms., Liaison Comm, to Board of Trustees, President ' s Advisory Council, Community Life Council, Coffee House, Entertainment Comm., LK House Council Treas., Sneed Fire Marshall. William Scott Buchanan, Austin- BBA. Iris Virginia Bullard, Bellaire- BA in English. Cardinal Key, Pi Delta Phi, Distinction List, Hospitality Comm., Co- chairman; Bat Girl, AWS Comm. Chairman, WRA, Zeta Tau Alpha. Edward Philip Bush, Austin- BA in Government. Who ' s Who, Blue Key, Students ' Association President, President of HBMS, House Council, Coordination and Planning Council, Com- munity Life Council, Presidents Advisory Comm., Student Advisory Council, Developement Council, Alumni Assoc. Board of Directors, Student Congress, Pi Kappa Alpha. William Bruce Cariker, West Columbia- BS in Biology and Chemistry. Who ' s Who, Science Society President, Blue Key, Orientation Leader, Discipline Comm., Traffic Comm., Pi Kappa Alpha. William Courtney Cates, Beaumont- BA in History. Who ' s Who, Southwestern Magazine Editor, Blue Key, Mask and Wig, Kappa Alpha. Rufus Julius Chaney, Tomball- BA in Music Education and Trumpet. Phi Mu ' s Mr. Hope Contest Winner, Symphonic Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Psychology Club, Sou ' wester Staff, Ruter House Council. Carol Ray Chapman, Waco- BS in Elementary Education. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Nom., Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, Cheer- leader, President of Delta Delta Delta. Debra Earline Cheyne, Ashdown, Ak,- BS in Elementary Education. Dean ' s List, TSTA, Sou ' wester staff , Phi Mu. Holly Ann Christmas, Dallas- BA in History. Homecoming Nom., AWS Publicity Chairman, President of Alpha Delta Pi. Lucinda Ann Clarke, Dallas- BA in History. Alpha Delta Pi Marilyn Jane Clement, Granger- BS in Biology. Science Society, Math Society. Kenneth Cmerek, Taylor- BS in Physical Education. Sou ' wester Superlative, Baseball. James Lowell Cohagen, Corsicana- BA in Religion Student Congress, Educational Affairs, Orientation Leader, Young Life Leader, Pi Kappa Alpha. John Linville Coleman, Rosenberg- BA in Religion. Recipient of National Methodist Higher Education Scholarship, Intra- mural Football, Volleyball and Bowling, First Campus Phone in Fra- ternity House Residence Room, First Off-Campus Board Card, Sesame Street Club, Pi Kappa Alpha. Kevin Colonna, Dallas- BS in Elementary Education. Who ' s Who, Alpha Chi, Outdoor Rec. Comm., Ideas and Issues Com., Traffic Safety, TSEA Membership Chairman, International Club. Nancy Sue Colwell, Temple- BM in Music Education and Piano. Sou ' wester Superlative, Distinction List, Accompanist for Southwestern Singers and Opera Theatre, Orchestra, Extrordinaires, Delta Omicron Vice President. Teresa Paula Conner, Daingerfield- BA in English and Sociology. Sou ' wester Superlative. William Randolph Conroy, Houston- BS in Social Sciences in Economics. Blue Key, Sou ' wester Superlative, Orientation Leader, President ' s Ad- visory Council, Sou ' wester Sports Co-Editor, Basketball, MS-HB House Council Treas., Sophomore Advisor, Resident Assistant, Pi Kappa Alpha. Charles Allen Coward, Port Lavaca- BM in Music Education and Trumpet. Band, Sinfonietta, Stage Band, Southwestern Singer, Brass Choir, Sou ' wester Photographer. Lydia Kay Cox, Georgetown- BS in Elementary Education. Catherine Eledge, Austin- BM in Music Education. Band, Sinfoneitta, Phi Mu. David Joe Ellis, Houston- BBA in Accounting and Business. Business Club, Economics Club, HBMS House Council, Career Coun- seling and Placement Advisory Comm. Pamela Ruth Farmer, Burnet- BS in Elementary Education. S.U. Band, Sinfonietta, Literary Magazine Staff, Sneed House Council. Steven Douglas Ferguson, Dallas- BBA in Business. Baseball, Pi Kappa Alpha. John Bryan Fisher, Austin- BBA in Gen. Business. Sou ' wester Superlative. Karoline Enid Forsman, Venezuela- BA in Religion. Cardinal Key, Spanish Honor Society, Delta Delta Delta. John Wood Foster, Midland- BS in Biology. Who ' s Who, Blue Key President, Alpha Chi, Science Society, Student Congress, Coordinating and Planning Council, Orientation Leader, Pi Kappa Alpha President. Kathleen Franklin, Tilden- BA in English. Alpha Chi Vice Pres., Distinction List, Orientation Leader, Megaphone Staff. Christine Elizabeth Fuge, Houston- BA in Sociology. Cardinal Key, Sou ' wester Superlative, Hospitality Comm. Chairman and Vice Chairman, Union Program Council, President ' s Advisory Comm., Sou ' wester Staff, Student Congress, University Events Comm., WRA 232 Bowling Captain, AWS Pres. and Vice Pres., EAC, LK House Council Vice Pres., Zeta Tau Alpha. Michael Giblin, Albuquerque, NM.- BA in Sociology. HBMS House Council, Kappa Alpha. Artfred Henry Giles, Jr., Houston- BFA in Drama. Who ' s Who, Sou ' wester Superlative, National Collegiate Players, Goosetree-Morgan Award, Blue Key, Mask and Wig Players, Opera Theatre, Orientation Leader. James Donald Goldston, Corpus Christi- BA in Psychology. Psychology Society Exec. Comm., Student Congress, Student Welfare Coram., fair Housing Comm., President ' s Comm., on Housing. Thomas Earl Gossett, III, Vi ctoria- BA in History. Megaphone Staff, Kappa Alpha. Barbara Frances Greenwood, Austin- BA in Psychology. International Club, Psychology Club, Southwestern Singers. Janet Gregg, Austin- BA in History. International Club, Student Welfare Commission, Delta Zeta. Samuel Star Griffin, Houston- BA in Government. Blue Key, Student Judiciary Pres., President ' s Advisory Council, Disci- plinary Comm., Student Congress, Kappa Alpha. Joe Guillory, Basile, La.-BS in Physical Education. Basketball Beth Anne Gustafson, Austin-BA in Elementary Education. Cardinal Key, President ' s Advisory Council, Student Congress, Dis- tinction List, Fair Housing Comm., Educational Affairs Commission, Stu- dent ' s Association of Sports Science, WRA Pres., AWS, Kurth House Council Pres., L.K. House Council, Alpha Delta Pi. Deborah Ann Hafer, St. Louis, Mo.- BS in Elementary Education. WRA officer. Karen Elisabeth Hanson, Midland- BA in German. Cardinal Key, KA Little Sister, KA Rose Norn., LK House Council Sec, andjudiary, Kurth House Council Sec, Zeta Tau Alpha. Barbara Kay Harris, Austin- BA in Humanities. Alpha Chi, United Methodist Scholarship, Kappa Alpha Little Sister, Alpha Delta Pi. Valerie Joan Harris, Corpus Christi- BS in Elementary Education. Sou ' wester Superlative, Alpha Chi, SNEA, Extrordinaires. Beverly Elizabeth Harrison, Georgetown- BM in Music Ed. and Cello PiKA Dream Girl Norn., Delta Omicron, String Quartet, Disciplinary Comm., Zeta Tau Alpha. David Wayne Havis, Waco- BS in Biology. Pi Kappa Alpha Mary Bethany Herdon, Mercedes- BS in Elementary Education. SNEA, associate member of BOSS, AWS, WRA. Sanford Welch Herrington, Jr., Georgetown- BBA in Accounting. Albert Jet Hirsch, LaMarque- BBA in Gen. Business. Baseball, Kappa Alpha. Becky Jean Hitchcock, Houston- BA in English and Spanish. Sigma Delta Pi, Hospitality Comm., WRA, AWS, Zeta Tau Alpha. Richard Archmore Hodzi, Salisbury Rhodisia- BS in Biology and Chemistry. Sou ' wester Superlative, Honor ' s List, International Club Pres., Science Society. Claudia Parsons Holcomb, Houston- BA in History and Religion. Miss Southwestern Nom., Who ' s Who, Alpha Chi Sec. and Treas., Cardinal Key, Presidential Scholar, Hospitality Comm., Ideas and Issues Comm., Electoral Commission, Traffic and Safety Committee Chair- person, Housing Comm. Sophomore Advisor, Resident Assistant, Delta Delta Delta. Frederick Holland, Carthage- BS in Biology. Science Society, Ideas and Issues Comm. Mary Charlotte Holmes, San Antonio- BA in Social Sciences. Alpha Chi, Dean ' s List, Discipline Comm., S.U. Singers. Darwin James Horak, Granger- BM in Music Education and Trombone Band, Sinfonietta. Carol Sue Howie, Corpus Christi- BS in Physical Education Sou ' wester Superlative Philip Alan Howry, Amarillo- BS in Physical Education Baseball Joe Steven Huey, Dallas- BBA in Gen. Business. Kappa Alpha William Henry Jackson, Houston- BBA in Gen. Business. Basketball, Ruter House Council Pres. Keith Allen Jenkins, Houston- BA in Religion and English. Extrordinaires, Orientation Leader. Dennis Eugene Jennings, Austin- BA in Biology. Kaila Keisling, Austin- BA in Spanish. Gary Joe Kilpatrick, Baytown- BA in Biology. Pi Kappa Alpha Cheri Marie Kraye, Houston- BS in Elementary Education(Spanish) Phi Mu Beauty, Phi Mu. Fritz August Lang, Houston- BA in Religion. Richard Laster, Houston- BA in Religion. Chapel Choir, S.U. Singers. Robert Lee, Beaumont- BS in Physical Education. Sou ' wester Superlative, Basketball. Steve Allen Leeper, Houston- BS in Biology. Student judiciary, Outdoor Rec Comm. Chairman. Lou Hannah Lenox, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. Student Congress, Student Welfare Commission, Hospitality Comm., International Club. Grace Elizabeth Leonard, Houston- BS in Physical Education. Zeta Tau Alpha Kathy Lincoln, Dallas- BM in Music Literature. Band, Delta Zeta. Anne Elizabeth Lindenberg, Sequin- BS in Gen. Business Education. Who ' s Who, PiKA Little Sister, President ' s Advisory Council, Com- munity Life Discipline Comm., Business and Economic Club, Orienta- tion Leader, Panhellenic Pres., WRA, AWS, Delta Delta Delta. Gary Wayne Lippold, Georgetown- BBA in Accounting. Susan Kaylene Lunday, Bellaire- BM in Music Education and Voice. Delta Omicron ACapella Choir, S.U. Singers, Opera Theatre, Mask and Wig, Delta Zeta Pres. Jack Lyons, Mercedes- BBA in Economics. Golf, Phi Delta Theta Pres. Michael William Makins, Lubbock- BS in Mathematics. Lynda Kathleen Malone, Galveston- BS in Elementary Education. Who ' s Who, Kurth House Council. Mildred Lavinia Massey, George West- BEA in Studio Art. International Club, Student Art Association, WRA, AWS, Phi Mu Beauty, Phi Mu. Ruth Evelyn Massingill, Huntington- BA in Art. Michael Drew Matthews, Beaumont- BA in Social Sciences (History). HBMS House Council, Kappa Alpha. Sara Lynn McDonald, Hillsboro- BS in Elementary Education. NEA, Outdoor Rec Comm., Hospitality Comm., Delta Zeta. William Walker Meadows, Fort Worth- BA in History. HBMS House Council, Disciplinary Comm. International Studies, Out- door Rec. Comm. Patricia Frances Mokry, Waco- BA in Social Sciences (History). SNEA, WRA, Phi Mu. Susan Jane Sladovnik Monds, Bartlett- BS in Elementary Education. Harry Timothy Moore, Houston- BBA in Gen. Business. Jane Penny Moore, Beaumont- BA in Speech. KA Rose Nom., KA Little Sister, Batgirl, Alpha Delta Pi. Delores Jean Moss, Houston- BA in Religion and Chemistry. 233 Who ' s Who, Cardinal Key, Sou ' wester Superlative, Student Welfare Comm. President ' s Advisory Council, Ideas and Issues, Science Society Sec. and Treas., Math Society, Educational Affairs, Opera Theatre, University Honor Scholarship, LK House Council, Student Congress, Sneed House Pres. and Vice Pres. Elodia Linda Nease, Austin- BM in Music Education and Voice. Cardinal Key, Dean ' s List, Homecoming Nom., Southwestern Singers, Extrordinaires, Opera Theatre, Delta Omicron, Sinfonietta, Orientation Leader, Megaphone Staff, WRA. Patricia Louise Neely, Dallas- BS in Elementary Education. Alpha Delta Pi Nina Nelms, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. AWS, WRA, Alpha Delta Pi Bruce Baker Neustadt, Ardmore, Ok.- BB in Gen. Business and Economics. Business Club, Entertainment Comm., Hospitality Comm. Chairman, HBMS House Council. Mary Kathleen O ' Connor, Denton- BA in Biology. PiKA Little Sister, Science Society, President ' s Council on Social Intern- ships, Orientation Leader, Delta Delta Delta. Thomas Alan Park, Dallas- BBA in Economics. Kappa Alpha Dawn Pate, Georgetown- BA in History and Government. Megaphone Assistant Editor, LK House Council. John Pate, Da as- BA in English. Coordination and Planning Council, Student Intramural Director, Orientation Leader, IEC Vice Pres., Phi Delta Theta Pres. Jodie Lynn Paterson, Taft- BS in Social Sciences- Psychology. Psychology Club, Science Society, Pi Kappa Alpha. Carol Sue Pitzer, Dallas- BS in Elementary Education. Molly Price, Houston- BA in English. EAC, WRA Softball, Zeta Tau Alpha Pres. Bobbye Priesmeyer, Gonzales- BE A in Drama. Sou ' wester Superlative, Mask and Wig. Karen Sue Ray, Yoakum-BS in Elementary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha Ricky Lee Reaves, Aledo-BS in Biology. Alpha Chi, Science Society Sec, Pi Kappa Alpha Thomas Darrell Reed, Brazoria- BM in Music Education and Tuba. William Stancel Reed, Georgetown- BA in Religion. Robert Emory Reeves, Houston-BBA in Gen. Business. Douglas Edward Rennels, San Antonio- BS in Biology. Richard Beverly Rice, Houston- BS in Biology. Kappa Alpha Terry Sellers Robbins, San Antonio- BA in Biology. Kappa Alpha Paul George Robinson, Port Lavaca- BFA in Drama. International House International Club, Mask and Wig, Acapella Choir, MHL Technical Award. Dana Ann Seal, Austin- BA in English. William Lewis Sessions, San Antonio- BA in Government. Blue Key, Ruter Resident Director, Resident Assistant, Pre-Law Society, Megaphone Assistant Editor, Student Welfare Commission. Susan Kaye Schaefer, Taylor- BA in Latin. Carla Ann Skelton, San Antonio- BM in Music Education and Clarinet. Who ' s Who, Delta Omicron Pres., Cardinal Key, Sinfonietta, Band, Woodwind Quintet, Delta Zeta. Terrye Lynn Smith, Roswell- BS in Elementary Education. Alpha Delta Pi Robert Edward Space, Georgetown- BBA in Gen. Business. Dee Ella Spears, Lake Jackson- BFA in Drama. Who ' s Who, Sou ' wester Superlative, Mask and Wig. Susan Eileen Stigler, Houston- BA in Spanish. Sigma Delta Pi, Pi Delta Phi, Student Congress, Zeta Tau Alpha. Raymond Robert Stridde, Jr. Bay City-BA in History. Sou ' wester Superlative, Outdoor Rec. Comm. Ann Elizabeth Strong, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. Student Union, TSEA, SNEA Pres. Charles Lynn Stroope, Waxahachie- BBA in Accounting. Recipient of Alexander Grant Accounting Scholarship. Stephen Hugh Sudduth, Waco- BA in Psychology. Who ' s Who, Megaphone Staff. Trent Taylor, Mercedes- BS in Biology. Science Socie ty, International Club. Meredith Ann Teague, Corpus Christi- BS in Elementary Education. Miss Southwestern, Cardinal Key Vice-Pres., Student judiciary, Union Governing Board, AWS Vice Pres., WRA, Zeta Tau Alpha. Paul Alan Terry, Dallas- BA in English. Southwestern Literary Magazine. Ann Christine Thomas, Midland- BFA in Drama. Miss Southwestern Nom., Who ' s Who, National Collegiate Players, Cardinal Key, Mask and Wig Players Pres. and Scribe, Orientation Leader. John William Thomas, Taft- BA in History. Sidney Stuart Thomas, Baytown- BS in Biology. Outdoor Rec. Comm. Intramural Sports. Jan Ellen Tredemeyer, Leander- BS in Elementary Education. Barton Brent Truitt, Georgetown- BS in Art Education. International Club, NEA Janice Lynn Truitt, Georgetown-BFA in Art. Alpha Chi, Cardinal Key, Distinction List, Sou ' wester Superlative, South- western Magazine, Entertainment Comm., Delta Zeta. Mary Madeline Tuley, Houston- BBA in Accounting. University Honors Scholarship, Business and Economic Club. Cary Elizabeth Rothrock, Houston- BS in Elementary Education. Homecoming Nom., PiKA Dream Girl, Alpha Delta Pi. Marsha Jane Turnbull, Abilene- BS in Elementary Education. Homecoming Nom., KA Rose, Alpha Delta Pi. Margaret Jan Tyrrell, Fort Worth- BA in American Studies. Cardinal Key Pres., Student judiciary, Discipline Comm., Student Ad- visory Comm., Literary Magazine, Union. Kathleen Vaughn, Galveston- BA in Mathematics. Alpha Chi, Sigma Delta Pi, SNEA Pres., Resident Assistant, Dean ' s List. William Rex Voland, Lake Forest- BFA in Drama. Mask and Wig Players Denise King Yee Wang, San Antonio- BS in Elementary Education. University Distinction List, International Club, SNEA, WRA AWS, Phi Mu. David Lewis Watkins, Deer Park- BBA in Gen. Business. Phi Delta Theta Steve Wenzel, Austin-BS in Physical Education. Baseball, Kappa Alpha Mark Stephen White, La Porte-BA in Biology. Alpha Chi, Distinction List, Student Congress, Student Judiciary, Student Welfare Comm., Science Society, Concert Band, Stage Band, Resident Assistant, Phi Delta Theta. Everett Ray Zies, Seguin- BBA in Accounting. Business and Economics Club Vice-Pres. 234 Index Adame, Ernesto 36,206 Adams, Nelson 762 Adkins, Andy 708,206 Ahlers, Shirley 763 Aigbogun, Newtons 32,116,126,188 Ailts, Bernard 84,796 Ainsworth, Albert 739,796 Ainsworth, David 725,206 Ainsworth, Patty 105,218 Aleman, Eduardo 738,788 Aleman, John 796 Alexander, Doug 788 Allen, Martha 763 Allen Mildred 278 Allen Sarah 705,796 Allison, Dana 796 Ames, Sandy 773,776,737 Anderson, Kathy 278 Anderson, Leland 707,772,206 Anderson, Paul Grady 756 Anderson, Paul 1 796 Anderson, Sarah 278 Anderson, Bill 707 Armitage, Carol 104,118,131,148,188 Armstrong, Susan 34,113,218 Arredondo, Marvi 43,112,196 Ashley, Chuck 788 Ashley, Bill 796 Askew, Kenny 106,218,224 Attwell, Betze 206 Avery, Nancy 705,278 Bade, Tina 702,206 fiaen, Dan 788 Baen,Bob 708,796 Baggett, Jack 84,109,218 Bailey, Paul 28,125,145,188 Baird, Kris 278 Baird, Bill 108,206 Baker, Brent 709,206 Baker, Merrimon 278 Baker, Susan 124,131,188 Ball, Marianne 702,206,277 Ballanfant, Mimi 770,788 Ballenger, Mary 206 Barbo, Catherine 703,279 Barnes, Debbie 50,279 Basham, Paul 279 Beall, Charlie 279 Beard, Brad 206 Beatt ' e, Bobbie 44,109,219 Beaver, Elizabeth 763 Beech, Marjorie 753 Bellah, Quinton 219,228 Benedict, Thea 279 Bennight, Karen 103,124,196 Benton, Donald 796 Berry, Bonnie 702,796 Berry, Maragaret 279 Betancourt, Fransisco 764 Betancourt, Maria 206 Black, Clayton 125,206 Biackmon, Margo 788 Blackwood, Patty 789 Blake, Suzanne 702,206 Blalock, Price 707,279 Blanco, Samuel 729 Blankenship, Jim 206 Blann,Paul 207 Blanton, Paul 764 Boehning, Kathy 30,110,219 Boggus, Barbara 789 Bohmfalk, John 37,724,789,206 Bohning, Nancy 789 Bompart, Leo 42,64,729,207,209 Boone, Tim 109,207 Boston, James 279 Bowman, Susan 131,189 Boyd, Barbara 102,207 Boyd, Mike 279 Brace, Cheryl 207 Brader, Mark 124,125,219 Brady, Marty 37,729,789 Bradley, Vicki 729 Brawley, Britt 707,789 Brewer, Beverly 102,207 Bridges, Doris 703,735,789 Bridges, Jim 764 Brigman, Sally 796 Brister, Ricque .... 112,113,114,125,130,196,220 Broady, Omeara 209,215 Brock, John 796 Brockett, Bob 708,279 Browder, Barrie 703,797 Brown, Annette 770,735,797,799,203 Brown, Angela 279 Brown, Betsy 775,777,748,789 Brown, Bob 764 Brown, Craig 279 Brown, Edie 124,207 Brown, Jeff 708,789 Brown, Sonja 702,797 Buchanan, William 789 Buckner, Tom 755 Bullard, Iris 105,131,189 Burke, Kelly 207 Burkhalter, Liz 87,86,704,279 Burkholder, Edward 706,797 Burleson, Harriet 797 Burnet, Tibb 765 Burrus, Cynthia 705,279 Bush, Phil 115,141,189 Bush, Lamar 207 Bush, Mike 207 Buzzini, Robert 709,279 Bynum, Dan 797 Byrd, Sheryl 34,105,207 Cain, Jimmie 797 Caldwell, Dorothy .... 112,113,117,120,121,220 Caldwell, Sandy 770,797 Callahan, Janie 102,207 Calvert, Tracy 789 Camacho, Mary Alice . . 104,117,124,131,138,197 Camp, Sharon 797 Cardwell, Dawn 86,727,725,220 Cariker, Bill 108,131,144,189 Carleton, Cathy 105,207 Carlisle, Cathy 87 Car son, Paul 220 Carson, Robert 108,207 Carter, Buel , 220 Carweli, Virginia 765 Caryl, Ted 708,797 Casad, Connie 103,220 Castaneda, Elba 797 Castro, Larry 129,220 Cates, Bill 28,106,118,125,131,143,189 Cavness, Randy 220 Cazares, Yolanda 797 Centeno, Jeanette 207 Chadwick, Nancy 703,797 Chandler, Tom 207 Chaney, Rufus 25,56,789 Chapman, Carol 789 Chapman, Charlie 72,207 Chapman, Harriet 103,207 Chapman, John 37,765 Cheyne, Debbie 789 Childress, Christa 220 Childress, Janice 207 Chilson, Lynn 207 Chilson, Sheryl 207 Chou, Ernest 729,207 Chovanek, James 730,797 Christmas, Holly 702,790 Clark, Nancy 725 Clarke, Cindy 790 Clay, Larry 51,207 Clement, Katherine 207 Clement, Marilyn 790 Clifford, F. Burr 762 Clifford, Mary Ellen 86,102,207 Cloud, Susan 102,207 Cluff, Spencer 82,106,208 Cmerek, Kenny 72,739,790 Coble, Teresa 38,129,208 Cogburn, Susan 208 Cohagen, James 708,790 Cole, Kathleen 777 Co e, ay 208 Cole, Mary 220 Cole, Sue Lynn 702,797 Coleman, Cindy 220 Coleman, John 790 Coleman, Douglas 220 Collins, Steve 43,64,72,739,797 Co ns, Joe 108,208 Colonna, Kevin 773,776,728,730,746,790 Colwell, B.Joe 726,766 Colwell, Nancy 59,117,124,138,190 Commagere, Mark 24,26 Conner, Dana 208 Connor, Teresa 739 Conroy, Billy 64,108,121,131,140,190 Cooper, Gary. 109,208 Copeland, Jim 766 Cordell, Melanie 729,208 Cornell, Steve 72 Cortez, Rodolfo 208 Cotton, Charles 706,797 Cotton, Steve 706,208 Coulter, Scott 208 Covarrubias, Dan 220 Cowan, Donna 220 Coward, Charles 790 Coward, Mark 84,197 Cox, Kris Ann 208 Cox, Kay 753,790 Cragg, Janie 102,111,131,197 Cragg, Steve 108,126,220 Grain, Julie 86,702,277,220 Cromwell, Bland 82,108,208 Cross, Scott 237 Crozier, Richard 790 Curry, Gretchen 103,117,208 Curtis, Exajo 81,208 Custer, Judson 766 Danheim, Lualeen 110,124,197 Dannenbrink, Laura 105,197 Dare, Milton 108,124,197 Darkis, Jodie 81,114,220 David, Elbert 797 Davis, Curtis 128,208 Davis, David 108,131,197 Davis, Debbie 220 Davis, Janis 45,140,197 Davis, Mary Lou 103,220 Davis, Susan 102,117,208 Davis, Terry 208 Dawson, Mark 220 Dayvault, Rebecca 209 DeCotis, Karen 112,125,218,220,227 Deeds, Donald 767 Dees, Russell 38,112,113,140,196,197 DelPozo, Desi 227 DelPozo, Inez 112,198 DeLotto, Missy 102,124,209 DeLucchi, Joan 227 DeVere, Richard 108,209 Devore, Dode 105,198 Dilts, Russell 227 Dodson, Dan 767 Donohue, Tracy 227 Dougherty, Newton 106,198 Doughty, Janice 87,798 Douglas, Norine 790 Douglass, Karen 227 Douglass, Thomas 767 Drake, Liz 705,798 Dudley, Mark 725,798 Dueker, Lisa 103,114,209 Duke, Barbara 227 Durham, George 798 Duvall, Mimi 705,798 Edgar, Jim 706,227 Edgecomb, John 798 Edwards, Ann 128,198,209 Edwards, David 55 Eidson, Debbie 34,105,209 Eidson, Harold 767 Elder, Jay 82,106,198 Eledge, Cathie 110,117,190 Elliott, Tissie Ann 103,221 Ellis, David 32,126,190 Ellis, Mark 709,209 Ellis, Thomas 227 Emmerton, Bruce 798 Engle, Joe 227 Erck, Steve 44,106,221 Escamilla, Mel 117,129,221 Estep, Becky 103,209 Everett, Lee Anne 81,139,198,212 Everett, Brian 707,790 Ewbank, Jim 39,109,209 Fagan, Karis 227 Fahey, Anne Marie 209 Fairburn, Tanya 124,221 Falconer, Rex 48,209 Fancher, Luann 702,209 Farmer, Gus 768 Farmer, Pamela 777,778,790 Fan, Joe 72,221 Farm, Jim 37,798 Faulk, Linda 103,198 Faulkner, Jan 209 Fell, Bruce 72,209 Feller, Susan 702,779,737,798 Fennell, April 43,798 Ferguson, Steve 790 Fidler, Patty 51,105,221 Field, Jennifer 103,112,221 Fish, John 64,798 Fisher, Debbie 81,110,221 Fisher, John 72,790 Fitch, Susan 110,222 Fitzpatrick, Andy 72,209 Flanagan, Janet 703,724,798,799 Fleming, Becky 104,222 Fleming, Durwood 32,49,152 Forehand, Terry 103,222 Forsman, Karoline 737,797 Fortenberry, Patty 117,209 Foster, John 108,131,147,191 Foster, Bill 708,726,222 Fountain, John 209 Fox, Mary Elizabeth 772 Francis, Melanie 113,222 Franklin, Kathy 730,797 Franks, Larry 773,726,798 Freeman, Ron 222 Fridrich, Pam 759 Froelich, Karen 209 Fuge, Christine 105,131,191 Fuller, Robert 72,210 Fullingim, Billie 768 Galloway, Barbara 104,222 Galloway, Christopher 222 Galloway, Gretchen 104,198 Galloway, Michael 797 Gamez, Absalon 222 Can, Yoke Thue 22,116,210 Garay, Carmen 776,799 Garner, Jackie 87,270 Gates, Charlotte 125,222 Center, 8 7 25,772,723,270 Giblin, Mik 706,797 Gibson, Sallie 102,222 Giese, Terri 799 Giesecke, Leonard 726,768 Gilbreath, Truitt 773,754 Ci7es, Artfred 26,28,725,737,746,790,797 C rv ' n, Eb 769 Givens, Barbara 128,210 Glaspy, Phil 708,799 Glass, John 227,231 Goad, Sharon 222 Goldston, Don 727,797 Gonzales, Ricardo 222 Goodson, Fred 725,769 Gordon, Suzanne 754 Gordon, Carole 86,702,724,270 Gordon, William 799 Core, Jenny 103,222 Gossett, Tom 797 Graham, Bridget 270 Gray, Raymond 222 Grayum, Craig 107,210 Green, Worth 43,799 Greene, Elise 104,222 Greene, Sheila 81,104,222 Greenhill, Nobel 270 Greenwood, Barbara 797 Greer, Court . , 107,199 Gregg, Janet 704,797 Gregg, Sheila 103,199 Griffin, Cynthia 223 Griffin, Sam 106,115,191 Grisham, Laura 104,223 Groos, Barbara 22,129,223 Grote, Robin 799 Guillory, Joe 728,797,793 Gunkel, Bill 270 Gustarson, Beth 702,774,797 Hafer, Debbie 797 Hall, Keith 223 Hambleton, Tom 707,797 Hanson, Eric 706,223 Hanson, Karen 705,737,797 Hardi, Charlotte 702,724,730,270 Harkins, Thad 113,131,210 Harllee, Debbie 223 Harper, Donna 223 Harris, Stefani 704,799 Harris, Barbara 102,130,191 Harris, Jack 769 Harris, Lamart 64,223 Harris, Neil 82,106,223 Harris, Valerie 124,128,139,191 Harrison, Beverly 724,797 Hartford, John 27 Hartin, Jeanette 705,270 Hasskarl, John 223 Haug, Blanton 799 Havis, David 708,797 Hay, Lou Ann 704,727,223 Haynes, Curtis 112,137,140,210 Heacock, Lavonne 223,225 Heard, Tom 797 Henry, Diane 36,270 Hensley, Beth 30,223 Herndon, Beth 797 Herrington, Sanford 797 Hicks, Martha 270 Hildebrandt, Kathy 799 Hill, Brian 72,709,799 Hill, Bryan 223 Hill, Cynthia 103,223 Hillard,Dan 770 Hilgeman, Fred 37,170 Hirschjet 706,797 Hitchcock, Becky 797 Hodge, Virginia 270 Hodges, David 109,223 Hodzi, Richard 797 Hoffert, Bob 116,138,170 Hoffert, Maureen 776,770 Hoffert, Shoshana 776 Hogue, Mike 223 Hohle, Deana 102,223 Holbrook, Leesa 103,223 Holbrooks, Debbie 270 Ho comb, Claudia 146,148,191 236 Holland, Fred 113,192,195 Holmes, Mary 792 Hooker, Doug 770 Hooper, Steve 270 Hopkins, Davida 102,117,211 Horak, Darwin 792 Horak, Meianie 223 Houghton, Beverly 103,223 Howard, Sandy 735,277 Howell, Mark 706,799 Howie, Carol 739,792 Howry, Julia 792 Howry, Phil 72,192 Hoy, Debbie 775,799 Hubbard, Jennifer 223 Huddlesotn, Ira 277 Hudson, Betze 104,121,211 Huey, Joe 706,792 Huffman, Beth 36,61,110,112,125,223 Huffman, Sarah 102,223 Huffmaster, Drusilia 777 Hughes, Kim 277 Hull, Jim 108,223 Hulme, Sandy 223 Hurmis, Darrell 39,106,211 Hurta, Garry 792 Hutchins, Nancy 37,81,110,223 Inness, Jimmy 107,211 Ivers, Jim 107,224 Ivy, Gary 72,799 Jacob, Horace 7 77 Jackson, George 224 Jackson, Richard 799 Jackson, Bill 64,792 Jarvis, James 224 Jenkins, Keith 788,792 Jennings, Dennis 792 Jenson, Sandy 105,211 Johnson, Beth 705,799 Johnson, James 277 Johnson, John 799 Johnson, John 277 Johnson, Minnie 114,211,209 Johnson, Nathan 277 Johnson, Steve 224 Jones, Craig 709,277 Jones, David 706,277 Jones, Don 277 Jones, Jimmy 108,126,199 Jones, Rebeca 112,113,117,131,140,199 Jones, William B 738,777 Josserand, John 224 Kalmbach, Richard 107,200 Kassan, Tex 82,202,172 Kautz, Gilbert 277 Keegan, Robert 200 Kelly, Janice 224 Kemp, Rose 60,81,128,198,200 Kennard, Claude 772 Kent, H.Ren 17M Kepler, Kent 773 Keys, Sarah 777 Khouw, Raymond 224 Kidwell, Kay 200 Kiel, Lonnie 64,200 Kilpatrick, Gary 108,192 Kinsey, Karyl 200 Kirby, Carrie 702,277 Kirkpatrick, John 277 Kirtley, Judy 277 Kissell, Mark 84,224 Klein, Gene 757 Kluttz, Mary 726,200 Kneisley, Kevin 106,200 Knolle, Carol 702,277 Koontz, Bart 107,224 Koslovsky, Larry 224 Krause, Winston 709,726,277 Kraye, Cheri 792 Kreger, Karla 105,200 Kristoferson, Karen 754 Krueger, Jerry 108,192 Kurth,Mel 224 Lain, Bob 272 Lain, Tom 707,272 Lamon, Conrad 113,224 Lancaster, Laura 105,224 Lane, Janice 103,200 Lang, Fritz 792 Langelier, Jackie 102,204 Lackey, Floyd 760 Lankford, Dallas 773 Lansford, Fdwin 773 Lansford, Jane 773 Lann, Susan 200 Langley, Vance 224 Laster, Richard 792 Latimer, Debbie 725,272 Laughlin, Wilbern 200 Lawrence, Carol 102,224 Lawson, Judy 200,206 Lawson, David 724 Lawson, James 55 Leckie, Kathy 104,117,120,121,200 Lee, Robert 792,209 Leeper, Steve 31,38,192 Legan, Vicki 56,772,777,200 Leipold, Kent 121,126,201 Lenox, Hanna 776,792 Lentz, Laurie 224 Leon, Vanessa 86,224 Leonard, Grace 105,192 Leonard, Cliff 82,201 Lesesne, John : ' 207 Lesesne, Marcia 224 Lester, David 707 Lester, Jane 207 Lewis, Cheryl 703,272 Lewis, Cindy 46,58,224 Lewis, Jay 64,207 Lidell, Lynn 708,272 Liedtke, Blake 225 Liedtke, Hugh 706,207 Lierman, Roy 272 Lincoln, Kathy 793 Lind, Diane 225 Lindenberg, Anne 103,111,144,193 Lindley, Jay 272 Lindsey, Karen 793 Lippold, Gary 32,193 Lomax, Tricia 725,207 Longan, Janie 207 Lovett, Lin 102,212 Lowe, John 225 Lowery, Lasses 102,225 Lowry, Carl 46,738,207 Lowry, Peggy 225,230 Lowry, Paul 120,121,201 Loy, Lisa 102,225 Lunday, Susan : . 28,104,189,193 Lundblad, Flizabeth 774 Lyons, Jack 84,793 Macina, Mary 104,112,125,225 Makins, Mike 793 Mallon, James 64,72,775 Malone, Lynda 747,793 Mandry, Barbara 110,117,225 Marcus, Lee 43,212 Marshall, Alison 272 Marshall, Chris 773,207 Martin, Mary 770,207 Martinez, Alex 272 Mason, Jean 770,207 Massey, Millie 793 Matthews, Kevin 225 Matthews, Mike 793 Matt son, Bill 709,272 Mattke, Michele 225 Maxwell, Lisa 103,225 Mayfield, Mark 61,112,125,225 Maynard, Ronny 72,225 McAlister, Flizabeth 272 McCall, Owen 107,131,193 McClain, Cynthia 81,225 McClinchie, Audrey 774 McCook, Jane 774 McCord, Jim 706,272 McCuistion, Beth 272 McCuliar, Leslie 225 McCullin, Albert 272 McCullough, Stirling 703,730,737,207 McCurtain, Fdmund 775 McDonald, Lyndy 704,793 McGee, Lynda 225 McGhee, Harold 64,209,225 McGinnis, Terry 272 McGowan, Monte 107,225 McKay, Pam 22,226 McKevitt, Christine 273 McMahan, Debbie 770,273 McMeans, Diane 704,724,789,207 McMullen, Paul 58,72,108,226 McMurray, Laura 121,226 McNitzky, David 82,226 McNutt, Jimmy 726 McPhail, Marilyn 226 McWilliams, Bobby 128,226,228 Meadows, Bill 793 Meagher, Phyllis 703,207 Medford, Martha 724,775 Mendiola, Eva 87,729,739,207 Merrill, Tricia 102,117,121,226 Merritt,Bill 775 Meyer, Mark 226 Meyer, Michial 273 Middlebrooks, Mark 707,207 Milam, Karen 207 Millard, Steve 108,130,131,201 Miller, David 226 Miller, Don 24,26,124,125,213 Miller, James 72,201 Miller, Madelaine r45,103,201 Miller, Merrilynn 103,213 Miller, Mike 48,119,201 Milligan, Midge 702,207 Millington, Brian 226 Mills, Ellis 39,709,226 Minick, Mike 709,226 Miori, Marsha 704,226 Mokry,Pat 770,793 Monds, Susan 793 Monsour, Geoffrey 708,273 Moore, Harry 793 Moore, Jane 702,793 Moore, Larry 273 Moore, Lezlie 705,226 Moore, Linda 727,226 Moore, Monica 273 Moore, Kerry 226,228 Moore, Rob 207 Moorhouse, Roxy 26,104,124,125,213 Morath, Max 207 Morgan, Bryan 207 Morgan, Charles 54 Morris, Gary 706,207 Morris, Ronald 226 Morris, Toni 226 Morris, Warren 776 Morrison, Jeffrey 207 Moses, Laynie 770,729,226 Moss, Dee 743,793 Moss, Mike 226 Mossman, Bruce 77 6 Mouser, Cheri 81,102,222,226 Munday, Robert 776 Munro-Ferguson, Ron 118,226 Murphy, Gale 704,206,273 Musgrave, Lisa 87,226 Musgrove, Laurence 22,201 Myers, Ollie Ann 777,226 Nail, Penny 226 Nance, Michael 226 Nash, Tom 42,273 Nauert, Ricky 708,273 Nauert, Craig 708,207 Naylor, Ed ™3 Neahusan, David 708,274 Nease, Linda 793 Nease, Neil 214 Neely, Jack 109,202 Neely, Patricia 794 Neely, Roger 773,227 Nelms,Nina 702,794 Nelson, George 177 Nelson, Jon 108,202 Nelson, Bill 227 Neustadt, Bruce 794 Neves, Roy 202 Nicholson, Blanche 770,274 Nidco s, Mrs 777 Nyberg, Alice 113,202 O ' Connor, Kathy 48,103,194 O ' Loughlin, Dan 706,202 O ' Loughlin, Kathy 274 Oden, Carolyn 727,227 Olde, Robert 202 Olivarez, Mario 274 Olson, Charles 64,108,227 Orgain, Ben 107,227 Osborn, Wendell 127,177 Ott, Mark 72,204 Overly, Peggy 105,202 Owen, Gail 202 Owens, Bruce 36,206,214 Padgett, Riva 227 Page, Kirk 202 Park, Tom 794 Paisley, jacalyn 227 Parker, Emy 703,274 Parker, Howard 107,202 Parker, Lois 777 Parker, Paul 708,274 Parker, Timothy 108,227 Parr, Pam 31,124,118,202 Partain, Bruce 72,214 Pate, Dawn 794 Pate, John 706,202 Pate, Linda 773,727,227 Paterson, Jodie 708,794 Paul, David 202 Pearce, Nancy 102,134,202 Peck, Martha 703,274 Pegram, Raleigh 777 Penick, Cochrane 778 Penik, Doris 769 Perkins, Suzie 104,117,194 Peters, Rob 114,214 Peterson, Ellsworth 138,178 Pettigrew, Creed 113,115,116,214 Phillips, Basil 753 Phillips, Mark 109,202 Phillips, Robert 227 Pierce, Richard 108,203 Pitts, Cilia 705,777,774,203 Pitzer, Carol 203 Poerschke, Robin 705,774,777,274 Pollard, Scott 773,203 Pool, Jane 103,227 Poole, Debbie 39,103,214 Poole, Reggie 227 Prats, Barbara 227 Pratt, Jeff 706,274 Prewitt, Ricky 72,203 Price, Molly 705,794 Priesmeyer, Bobbye 794 Puryear, David 36,72,227 Quinius, John 48,108,137,203 Raab, Gail 227 Raagas, Sue 274 Raby, Debbie 227 Rachal, Bob 64,779 Raines, Beth 103,131,127 Ramey, Estelle 54 Ramirez, Juan 42 Ratchford, Doug 51,203 Ray, David 38,112,113,214 Ray, Susie 794 Reaves, Donna 117,214 Reaves, Ricky 708,794 Reed, Brian 203 Reed, Debbie 103,227 Reed, Gwen 81,126,214 Reed, Marianna 104,124,214 Reed, Forrest ,. 227 Reed, Darrell 794 Reed, Will 794 Reeves, Rob 706,794 Reinhardt, Brian 72,214 Rennets, Doug 794 Reynolds, Regine 778 Richard, Beth 770,274 Richardson, Clarence 64,227 Richardson, Joel 227,275 Richardson, Ron 64,128,203 Richter, Susie 275 Riddle, Debbie 203 Ritchea, Bucky 202,203 Robbins, Terry 706,794 Roberts, Liz 42,129,227 Roberts, Jole 703,275 Roberts, Susan 228,231 Robertson, William 706,275 Robins, Jane 103,124,215 Robinson, Paul 725,794 Rodell, Leonard 58,107,228 Rodrigues, Frank 72,215 Rodriguez, Rebeca 794 Rogers, Cindy 228 Rogers, Gerhild 779 Roland, Melissa 770 Romo, Les 708,726,203 Rosejanet 103,228 Ross, Linda 128,228 Rossman, Mike 757 Rothrock, Gary 794 Ruby, Ed 72,203 Rucker, Rebecca 102,128,130,203 Russell, Les 84,109,228 Russell, Marsha 67,704,228 Ryan, Susanne 105,228 Rylander, Linda 275 Ryman, Chris 787,203 Sakokwenonkwas 54 Salazar, Daniel 776,275 Sargent, Bernie 228 Sattler, Todd 84,109,228 Schauer, Kay 157 Schoen, Robert 108,228 Scholl, Karl 58,108,228 t Schroeder, Raymond 787 Schroeder, Timothy 229 Schulze, John 725,229 Schwart, Robert 758 Score, John TS0 Scott, Hugh 49 Scully, Noel 203 Seal, Dana 194 Seals, Jack 108,124,203 Seger, Lolly 81,105,215 Sellers, Leah 104,200,203 Sepiol, Janusz 783 Sessions, Lew 737,794 Sharpe, Janet 704,275 Shell, William 767 238 Shaw, Paul 229 Shea, Michael 203,213 Sheldon, Bill 203 Shelton, Jimmy 204 Shelton, Marty 103,114,131,136,204 Sheppard, Kenny 787 Sheppard, Vicki 275 Sherwood, Donald 38,115,126,204 Sherwood, Ronald 108,204 Shia, Jan 770,275 Sikes, Nick 787 Simmons, Barbara 121,229 Simms, George 275 Sims, Kent 204 Sistrunk, Kurt 209,229 Skelton, Carta 117,124,131,145,194 Skinner, Ann 105,117,215 Skinner, Charles 204 Skinner, Mike 72,204 Skinner, Robert 109,215 Siade, Joyce 110,125,215 Slaughter, Pam 102,204 Smart, Dana 229 Smith, Bane 204 Smith, Brad 773,275 Smith, Bretna 110,210,215 Smith, Eric 108,229 Smith, Greg 706,275 Smith, Kelly 725,229 Smith, Wayne 204 Smith, Pam 704, 724,275 Smith, Ted 724,229 Smith, Terrye 102,194 Snell, Farley 787 Snider, Lynn 229 Sonenthal, Marcia 204 Sou en, Karin 103,229 Soulen, Bob 45,180 Space, Bob 794 Spain, Bob 794 Spears, Dee 26,28,125,141,194 Spellmann, Lou Ann 124,212,216 Spellmann, Norman 782 Sperry, Thomas 276 Sprayberry, Little Bit 276 Sprenger, Joanne 782 Springer, Angus 125,182 Stanley, Joseph 229 Stanley, Mike 708,774,724,220,229 Stanton, Lori 24,105,204 Steele, Robert 229 Steelman, Edmund 783 Steer, Kathy 70,229 Stephenson, Pat 753 Stern, Robert 276 Stewart, Jan 124,204 Stigler, Susan 794 Stiles, Marianne 204 Stimson, Susie 229 Stone, Russell 64,229 Storter, Carol 705,276 Strange, Judy 702,777,276 Stridde, Rob 739,794 Strong, Ann 33,112,117,128,194 Strong, Mark 108,204 Stroope, Charles 795 Stuart, Marcia 229 Stump, Mary 702,229 Sudduth, Steve 116,142,195 Suh, Suk-Soon 783 Sullivan, Mary 229 Swift, Bill 754 Swift, Tom 756 Sydow, Cheryl 204 Talbert, Tom 229 Tanksley, Helen 725,229 7 ay or, Anne 105,229 Taylor, Phyllis 276 Taylor, Shannon 105,230 Taylor, Trent 795 Teague, Meredith 60,105,125,149,195 Terry, Martha 230 Terry, Paul 795 Thomas, Ann 25,125,131,142,148,195 Thomas, Dorthy 753 Thomas, Ruth 753 Thomas, Farra 103,230 Thomas, John D 230 Thomas, Judy 704,276 Thomas, Sid 795 Thompson, Laura 203,204 Thompson, Karen 222 Thompson, Marvin 106,114,220,230 Thompson, Steve .„•■•• 230 Thorp, Terry 204 Tift, Barbara 203,204 Tilton, Web 729,276 Tipton, Kim 104,204 Tittle, Mary Lou 117,124,205 Tompkins, Jane 104,111,216 Tonahill, Anne 205 Tonahill, Joey 795 Tonahill, Smith 276,84 Tower, John 49 Townsend, Dan 230 Tredemeyer, Jan 795 Trimble, Whitt 108,205 Truitt, Brent 738,795 Truitt, Janice 59,795 Tuley, Madeline 792,795 Turnbull, Marsha 702,795 Turner, Elizabeth 230 Turner, Valerie 777,230 Turner, William 276 Tyrrell, Peggy 795 Valley, Clifton 230 Vander Naillen, Vicky 103,230 Vandivier, Tom 708,726,205 Van Valkenburgjohn 753 Vaughn, Dicky 277 Vaughn, Kathy 795 Vega, Cynthia 230 Venable, Conne Lee 784 Vicharelli, Pablo 205 Vick, Lucy 703,736,276 Viney, Rhonda 205 Vineyard, Lynn 704,777,737,734,205 Voland, Rex 24,124,125,195 Voyles, Debbie 104,230 Wadzeck, Gay 102,205 Wagener, Laurie 105,230 Wagener, Luann 277 Wagner, John 277 Wales, Melinda 105,217 Walker, Jesse 64,128,230 Wallace, Michael 277 Wang, Denise 795 Ward, Colleen 103,205 Ward, Courtney 205 Warlick, Rebecca 130,205 Watkins, Carole 105,217,227 Watkins, David 795 Watson, Sandra 105,205 Watts, Harvey 784 Weatherly, Mary 230 Weddington, Sarah 54 Wenzel, Kenny 72,217 Wenzel, Steve 72,205 Weyei, Libby 277 Weyland, Ginny 104,231 Whaley, Jan 724,277 Wheatley, Robert 39,706,205 White, Karen 237 White, Mark 32,109,130,205 Whitley, Paul 118,205 Whittemore, John 125,138,205 Wiegman, Linda 110,128,205 Wilkerson, Michael 706,727,237 Wilkes, Carlton 108,205 Willems, Debbie 105,227,231 Williams, Jeff 108,205 Williams, Jeanie 237 Williams, Rickey 709,237 Williams, Stewart 708,277 Williams, Wanda 777,729,277 Willis, James 277 Willis, Madeline 237 Wilson, Tek 26,725,277 Wilson, Harvey 277 Wilson, Karer 237 Whitmore, Ralph 784 Williams, Edith 759 Wilson, Kara 104,112,125,231 Wilson, William 277 Wisch, Scott 108,205 Withrow, Becky 702,237 Wolf, John 57,773,277 Yearick, Tedward 724,725,795 Youker, Cindy 102,231 Young, Martha 770,237 Young, Rebecca 103,231 Youngblood, Joel 126,231 Zahniser, Jack 109,217 Ties, Ray 32,126,205 Zink, Sherri 103,112,131,145,205 Zook, Craig 237 239 Editor Kathy Leckie Assistant editor for opening . 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