Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

From Roswell, New Mexico. and Lubbock. . . and Rio de Janeiro. . . and from Dallas. From across the state and around the world we came Our paths merged for a time As we shared the adventures of learning growing living , ' y - j ± n l i The path is not all straight and narrow There are diversions, attractions, And an occasional painful detour 6ft : ' ' 1 42 i r . Yet we remain on the same road as travelers Some heading to a destination well marked Others trusting to luck That they ' ll know where they ' re going When they arrive Time passes and people change And the journey continues Branching to infinity While we have stopped for a moment Together SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Georgetown, Texas 1977-78 Administration includes freshmen . . . The ranks of newcomers to South- western in August weren ' t limited to freshman students. After searches, interviews and meet- ings which filled the calendar last spring, three new people were chosen to fill vacancies in the university ' s administration. From St. Agnes ' Academy in Houston came Dr. Barbara Brightwell as our new Dean for Student Development. She replaced Dean Suzanne Gordon. (Lower left) Dean Barbara Brightwell (Upper right) Dean Benjamin Oliver (Lower right) Mr. Kirk Treible Taking Mr. Basil Phillips ' place as Vice-President for Fiscal Affairs was Mr. Kirk Treible from West Virginia Wesleyan College. Dr. Benjamin Oliver, from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in New York, took over Dr. F. Burr Clifford ' s responsibilities as Dean of the Brown College of Arts and Sciences. . . .as two SU veterans depart Two men who have invested years of tneir lives at Southwestern decided to leave their posts this year. Dr. B. F. Jackson, head librarian, officially retired on September 30, 1977, and continued to serve as a con- sultant to the library. Jackson, who had been at Southwes- tern previously as a student and later as a teacher, was head librarian for two years. Dr. Jackson said he views the library as an education force in its own right apart from the curricular programs. . . the point at which new knowledge being created becomes available to the cam- pus community. . . the repository of earlier achievement . Dr. Angus Springer, chairman of the Department of Theatre Speech, ended 35 years of teaching at Southwestern with his unique Theatre of Celebra- tion course, which was taught in con- junction with several other professors. Perhaps Springer ' s feelings about the theatre are best expressed in an essay which he wrote for the 1970 Sou ' wester: The arts came into being when man discovered his need to express himself in ways which transcended his physical battle for survival. Fine Art became his humanizing leaven which, mixed with his struggle to acquire knowledge and skills in science and business and social development and the humanities, contributed greatly to his position as master of the animals. At no time in man ' s history are the arts more important than they are today in helping man to interpret his hopes and dreams, his aspirations and his desire for fulfillment. Drama, the art which embraces all other arts, describes and explains character behav- ior and conflict; it presents and inter- prets social and psychological problems; delves into man ' s strongest emotions and desires; creates beautiful and powerful language; it is always most concerned with man ' s inner nature. (Upper left) Dr. Angus Springer (Lower left) Dr. B. F. Jackson Homecoming ceremonies add Cullen Above: President Fleming formally accepts the new building. Below left: Last-minute touches are added before Homecoming visitors arrive. to our campus and our vocabulary Amid the traditional pomp and cere- mony of Homecoming Weekend, October 14-16, was a note of special significance: the 77-year-old Administration Building was rededicated as the Cullen Building, in honor of the Cullen Foundation of Houston, donor of the funds which made possible the renovation and restoration of the campus ' oldest structure. Jacques Brel, Charlie Brown, and friends ' Blithe Spirit ' directed by Alva Hascall Rath: Demise Brouillette Charles: James Michael Elvira: Tek Wilson Madame Arcati: Tere Myers Dr. Bradman: Tal Lostracco Mrs Bradman: Kathleen Slaughter Edith: Pattye DeDear 10 brought to life by Mask Wig Players Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris Cast: Carol Cleaver, James Michael, Tere Myers, Barry Nash, Mike Stan- ley . 11 You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Fred Goodson director Charlie Brown: Tim Crouch Lucy: Linus : Schroeder : Snoopy: Patty: Diana Dulany Carlton Odom Ken Wilson Barry Nash Pattye DeDear 12 Our Town by Thornton Wilder April ' s production of Our Town marked the end of an age at Southwes- tern, as it was the final production directed by retiring theatre department chairman Angus Springer. This was the fourth time that the play has been presented by the Mask : Wig Players. Stage Manager: Fred Goodson Dr. Gibbs: Barry Nash Mrs. Gibbs: Bobbie Fisher Mrs. Webb: Anne Sheffield George Gibbs: Ken Wilson Emily Webb: Tek Wilson Mr. Webb: Kelly Smith Simon Stimson: Re Simmons Professor Willard: John Davis Traditions warm Christmas season Candlelight service in the Chapel. . . Sneed Open House. . . trimming the Union Christmas tree. . .The Messiah. . Christmas caroling. . . professors wait- ing on students in the Commons. . . The annual activities of the Christmas season provide a break from the ten- sion of final exams and the anticipation of the coming vacation and add some warmth to those cold December days and nights. (Below left) Dean Brightwell takes on a new role. (Below right) The Messiah (Bottom) Candlelight service in Lois Perkins Chapel , ' ♦ - Mm wm Fall grads celebrate new beginning Over sixty Southwestern students changed their identities to that of Southwestern graduates on December 18, 1977. The Commencement Address, Ideas Have Legs , was presented by Dr. Angus Springer to the graduates, parents, families and friends assembled in the Chapel to share the occasion of ending one phase of life and embarking on another. (Upper left) Graduates-to-be enter the Chapel for the ceremonies. (Lower left) Mark Kishego receives his degree. (Upper right) Dr. Springer explains his belief that Ideas Have Legs . (Lower right) Candidates march to the Chapel. Winter really does come to central Texas Jack Frost was slow in coming, but he finally arrived and left his mark all over the outdoor s- - icy cars that wouldn ' t start, bone- chilling wind. . . and the beauty of an almost dream- like ice world where a silent foun- tain twinkles and heavy-laden trees glisten in the winter moonlight. Rush Rush Rush The parties and the pressure, the rules and the uncertainties, the smiles and the doubts and the laughter and the tears--all are integral parts of the annual ritual of formal rush. So many names and faces and memories and, worst of all, decisions ! Then comes the moment when the bids are released, and emotions take over again--for some, disappointment; but for many others, happiness and satisfaction in having forged a new bond of friendship and sharing. 17 Union programs show diver sib Spotlighting creativity and providing programming for the student body are the jobs of the seven committees of the Bishops Memorial Union, directed by Ms. Jaime Gray. The Coffeehouse Committee spon- sored the annual Jalapeno Eating Root Beer Chugging Contest, entertainment by campus singers, a performance by the Not Quite Ready for a Small Reli- gious School Players, and a Poetry Fest (opposite, upper left). A selection of courses including backgammon, calligraphy and gourmet cooking was offered by the Free Univer- sity Committee. Poet NikkL Giovanni came to campus under the sponsorship of the Minorities Committee (opposite, upper right). The committee also held a Mexican Independence Day Dinner with a mari- achi band and brought several films, including Imitation of Life . The Entertainment Committee also kept the film projectors running with such cinematic classics as It Hap- pened One Night , The Magnificent Ambersons and Compulsion . A kite and Frisbee tournament and a water works day were some of the activities sponsored by the Outdoor Recreation Committee. Ideas and Issues Committee ' s programs included presentations concerning gay rights, South African politics and The Forbidden Arts of Leningrad , described by a Russian dissident poet (opposite, lower right). Spot Programs Committee provided a Disco While You Eat evening and cartoon festivals. In addition to the individual commit- tees ' programs, the Union as a whole was responsible for Casino Night (op- posite, lower left) on Parents ' Week- end, and the Union Program Council arranged a Spring Fest featuring the music of Clarence Gatemouth Brown (below). La ■ Stalking the wild derby Dear Mom: I just missed being Queen of the Mudpit. .. Mom might not understand, unless she ' s been around for KA Derby Day to watch sorority pledges chase greased pigs, pour syrup on one another ' s foreheads and, of course, comb the campus in the search for the elusive derbies. 20 Meetings fill busy schedules Who plans the calendar for the year? Who deals with matters from drop dates to discipline cases? Who recommends, rearranges, resolves and repeals? It ' s that omnipresent entity known as The Committee that settles such mat- ters for us. The jumble of names and the alphabet soup of abbreviations rep- resent the people who give their time and effort to make the decision that keep the University running- Faculty, students and administrators take on the task of decision-making and plan- ning for the community as a v hole Sometimes the committees themselves are invisible --but things wouldn ' t get done without them. (Left) Student Senate president George Young and secretary Darlene Evans preside over a weekly Senate meeting. (Below) Julie Crain, Mark McPhail, Linda Phillips, Karl Scholl and Dean Ben Oliver in a Community Life Coun- cil (CLC) meeting. 21 Only on Parents ' Weekend: Each spring, parents are invited to visit Southwestern as guests of honor on Parents ' Weekend. At the Honors Assembly, they have the opportunity to see outstanding students recognized for their accomplishments. At an informal coffee with the faculty, parents are able to meet professors. And at Casino Night, Southwestern Simoleons are the medium of exchange as participants try their hands at games of chance. (Right) Marlon Ross receives congratu- lations from Dr. Weldon Crowley for his award as the most outstanding student in the Humanities Division. (Below) A hot card game goes on as part of Casino Night. 22 Visitors, honors, and gambling, too (Upper left) More card sharks try their luck at Casino Night. (Lower left) Dr. Walter Herbert recognizes Marlene Escamilla as the English department ' s outstanding senior . (Below) Dr. Suk-soon Suh visits with parents in the SUB. (Below right) Dealer Pete Sessions runs a blackjack table. 23 Pomp, circumstance— May 7 was the day when nearly 100 Southwestern students, the class of 1978, became alumni. Behind the ceremonial business of graduation were mingled feelings of pride, sad- ness, joy, anticipation of the future, and, for many, a feeling of relief at reaching the end of four years ' work. (Right) Carrying the University ' s new mace, Dr. Angus Springer leads the faculty processional into the theatre for commencement ceremonies. (Below) Marlon Ross, Bachelor of ' Arts summa cum laude, with his parents . (Opposite, upper left) President Fleming awards Minnie Johnson her diploma . (Opposite, lower left) Debbie Reed and Karen Lambert share a happy moment together after the awarding of degrees . (Opposite, right) Dr. Springer offers last-minute instructions to graduation candidates before the processional. 24 and relief (spelled graduation) 25 Brown funds enhance Southwestern The Brown Foundation of Houston continued to contribute to the univer- sity this year, and a new program was added through Brown Founda- tion funds. The Brown Scholars program was implemented as six students were designated as Brown Scholars , to receive scholarships beginning next year. The first recipients include Joe Cross, Maralee Buttery, Judy An- thony and Matthew Daude, as well as two freshmen planning to enter Southwestern in the fall of 1978. The Brown Challenge in 1977 met and topped its goal for the second consecutive year in the twenty-year matching grant program. Students, faculty, alumni and friends of the university donated to the drive. The first students selected as Brown Scholars include Judy Anthony, Matthew Daude, Maralee Buttery and Joe Cross. 26 •■• V . , 4-V  V -. V ' I fc V s i 730 v '  ' V. ' • . '  c. us A — - - -jfcw . V ■ ■ iaiWf-WBPSjgg - •« • . - - • k . ;f - w nr -5 j Vfch Diversions 4 X -«S r - ' ■ % . ' ■« - ' _ wCli . lag «r. . ■ . • |W ' 1 ;«t - « - _d . uc - Alpha Delta Pi N Row 1: Patrice Matthews, Amy Parker, Karen Thompson, Kathleen Slaughter, Grace Bernhardt, Katie Sherrod, Ginger Jones, Monica Minor, Catherine Neely, Karen Campbell. Row 2: Liz Heuschkell, Judy Schmoeller, Sharon Tittle, Holly Hardy, Debby Jones, Maria Jaramillo, Virginia Henderson, Regina Knorpp, Sarah Huffman, Marian White, Kerry Cole, Jamie Jones. Row 3: Janice Richmond, Cheryl McGahey, Tracy Farmer, Ruth Demanzuk, Carol Cleaver, Karen Bebee, Holly Hares, Constance Sheppard, Cynthia Turner, Lauri Brown. Row 4 : Allison Pratt, Mary Ell McMil- lan, Paula Hammond, Melinda Johnston, Colleen Sullivan, Vivian Pollard, Carol- ine Shell. Not pictured: Cindy Bell, Alison Berry, Julie Crain, Leslie Kirby, Karen Littel, Nancy McAtee, Michelle NcGill, Mari- lyn McPhail. 28 Delta Delta Delta Row 1: Liz Dubuis, Kathleen Hindman, Pam- ela Gebel, Donna Drake, Dianne Day, Leesa Hol- brook. Row 2: Cheryl ImMasche, Diane Rosen- blad, Karla Babcock. Row 3: Linda Phillips, Candace Hinson, Sally Victorin, Julie Schnepel, Amy Neves. Row 4: Debbie Reed, Catherine Barbo, Aubra Frazer, Viveca Crixell, Kay Wise. Row 5: Barbara Mandell, Danice PhillipL Carol Bender, Karen Lambert, Julie Shoup, Cathy Lynch. Row 6: Margaret Thompson, Lisa Clifton, Beth Hol- lingsworth, Lisa Schroff, Trisha Fulmer, Jennifer Field. Row 7: Nancy Ol- sen, Carolyn Abraham, Diana Dulany, Patti McDuffie, Angie Winslow, Pam Whitman. Row 8: Paula Key, Glenda Tomme, Michelle Moody, Mona McNeill, Lela Gardner, Kathy Black, Laurie Graef, Julia Bush. Row 9: Gayle Murphy, Robin Ewbank, Ann Bruns, Don- na Carter, Vicky Vander- Naillen. Row 10: Yvette Payne, Beverly Houghton, Laura Williams, Corinn Kay, Marie Cunningham. Not pictured: Jamie Farr, Laura Moffitt, Maureen Murta gh. 29 Delta Zeta Seated: Sonia Alvarado, Laura Graff, Lorena Stancil, Carla Hawkins, Terri Flagg, Ann Earney, Diane Bailey, Kim Kennedy, Mary Beth Thomas, Cindy Newman, Debbie Mann, Becky Burk- hardt, Margaret Wilcox. Kneeling: Cindy Durett, Carol Sloan, Terri Hampton, Kara Wilson, Sheila Greene, Michele Mattke, Laura. Gris- ham, Barbara Galloway, Linda Sharpe, Jane Miller, Lynne Sandberg, Marsha Miori, Allison Louis. Standing: Darlene Evans, Beth Blanken- ship, Leah Sellers, Patty Woodfin, Dolores Malish, Bobbie Fisher, Candy Sisk, Beth Vandament, Beth Whitfield, Karol Sandberg, Marsha Russell, Bar- bara Binford, Lorna Van Cleave, Maur- een Goodnow, Maralee Buttery. Not pictured: Brenda Morris, Dianne Holley, Liz Burkhalter, Lisa McCord, Elise Greene, Marsha Raboine. 30 Phi Mu Row 1: Debbie Wiemers, Valerie Casselli, Cindy Willard, Jan Oliver. Row 2: Colleen Ozan, Jamie Brechin, Valery Low, Carol O ' Connell, Wren Gray, Laura Kofman. Not pictured: Debbie Berkey. 31 Zeta Tail Alpha Row 1: Mary Weller, Andi Schermer- Row 3: James McCord, Brooke Stroud, horn, Leslie Ansley, Kim Spracklen, PattiFidler, Kathy Steer, Carol Hart- Tracy Strane, Nancy Harrington, Lisa wig, Jimmy Duffield, Pa tty A insworth, Pelosi, Annie Arnold, Donna Johnson, Lezlie Moore, Greg Willis, Debbie Wil- Kathy Yates, Gwyn Tuttle, Jana Johnson, lems, Tanner Garth, Brent Baker, Don- Cary Nixon, Barbara Duke, Hope Phil- na Davis, Lisa Noteboom, Kris Hatch, lips, Missy Wickes. Bonnie Buckner . Row2: Sarah Tunnell, Nancy Preis, Sandy Nichols, Laura Logan, Kim Arrendell, Robin Atkinson, Lisa Arrendell, Sally Harris, Julie Williams, Sheri Belknap, Kim Cardiff, Susie Robertson, Judy Anthony, Kathleen Koenig, Joanie Graham, Ka thy R ow land, Susan Anthony, Donna Bryant. Not pictured: Liz Farnsworth, Shari Heacock, Liz Hedley, Laura Lancaster, Cissy McCrary, Virginia Pate, T. Phil- lips, Kyle Babick, Bill Curtis, Gary Querbach, Les Russell. 32 Panhellenic Council Row 1: Wren Gray, Shari Heacock, Bren- da Morris, Mona McNeil, Caroline Shell. Row 2: Jaime Bre- chin, Patty Woodfin, Barbara Mandell, Janice Richmond. Inter- Fraternity Council Greg Gibson, Tim Kiker, Jim Ivers, Steve McGrede. 33 Kappa Alpha Order Sitting: Robert Hewitt, Jody McCord, Mark McKim, Tom Sloan, Chris Gil- more, Ronnie Sherouse, Scott McNeill. Front, standing: Robert Heydenreich, Steve McGrede, Jerry Birkelbach, Char- lie Guidry, Alan Wimmer. Kneeling: Rex Preis, Joe Osment, Back, standing: Chris Wilson, George David Stanley, Dwight Dowell, Brad Jones, Mike Rhoden, Randy Fadrique, McCampbell, Bennett Morgan, J. P Reed Otis Clarkson, Paul Irwin, Jack Degrand, and Casey, Brooke Stroud, Mike Moffitt, James McCord, Jimmy Johnston, Larry Loden, Wayne Bissett, Jack Green. Rett Dalton, Matt Worley, Neil Harris, Mike Wilkerson, Cullum Thompson, Eric Hanson, Rick Schroff, Clay Cornett, Jerry Pate, Bryan Russ, Larry Cotten, Mike Schroeder, Scott Flournoy, Greg Willis and Ugly. 34 Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Starduster s: Front: Karen Thompson, Debbie Wil- lems, Jerri Duddlesten. Center: Lin Lovett, Leta Garth, Nancy McAtee, Andrea Holt, Robin Middlebrooks. Back: Karis Fagan, Ann Skinner, Cindy Bell, Laura Lancaster. Bottom row: Mark McPhail, Ben Orgain, Bill Curtis, Tanner Garth, John Sonnenberg, Blake Stanford, Eric Reynolds, Bart Koontz. Top row: Chuck Norris, Mitch Brownlee, Matt Gilmore, Ray Worsham, Jim Ivers, Rod Bailey, Scott Han, Price Blalock. Not pictured: Dan Middlebrooks, Craig Grayum, Bill Bender 35 Phi Delta Theta Front: Mike Floyd, Jay Andrus, Mike Slauter, Keith Boone, Greg Lang, Steve Lozano, David Carpenter, Albert McCul- lin, Ja y Smith. Rear: Mike Minick, Mark Waggoner, Jim McCallin, Danny Deaver, Jon Dixon, Kevin Dice, Randy Stamp, Bill Coers, John Dieck, Howard Moore, Steve Harris, Ken Baker, Andy Shelton, Mike Ellis, Keith Sells. 36 Pi Kappa Alpha Front: Steve Cragg, Pete Sessions, Robert Schoen, Mitch Hankins, Bob Brockett, Eric Smith, Phil Bullard, Cal Rentfro. Row 2: Doug Foxworth, Joe Cross, Steve Lufburrow, Tim Crouch, Gary Querbach, Tim Kiker, James Michael, George McDaniel, Roger Mitchell. Row 3: Bob Thomas, Robin Clearman, George Young, Andy Smith, Mark Ses- sions, Lynn Hurst, Jeff Zweiner, Allan Price, Charlie Qualia, Dan Darby, Craig Cates, Wallace Livesay, Neil Kirkpat- rick, Kyle Babick. Row 4: Mark Wood, Bill Williams, Don Smith, Lowell Johnson, Tom Schlenker, David Munson, Mark Danheim, Barry Nash, Tom Doud, Kenneth Rossy, Steve Robertson, Steve Pontiff, Gary Shipp, John Young, Bill Kirk, Mike Cunning- ham, Frank Stowers, Patrick Loring, Chip Brooks. Row 5: David Eimann, Gene Brown, John Zweiner, Gary Knight. Row 6: Mike Stanley, John Wayland, Dan Dalton, Jarre Sharp, Ken Browne, Bill Edmonds, Nathan Jones. ' m;mm Little Sisters Front: Carla Hawkins, Liz Dubuis, Mary Weller, Karen Lambert, Susan Anthony, Candace Hinson, Sheila Greene, Kathleen Hindman. Standing: Cathy Lynch, Julie Schnepel, Marilyn McPhail, Leigh Ponsford, Kath- leen Koenig, Aubra Frazer, Joanie Graham, Leesa Holbrook, Karla Bab- cock, Diane Rosenblad, Beverly Hough- ton, Amy Parker, Ruth Demanzuk, Elizabeth Knight, Vivian Pollard. 37 Black Organization for Social Survival Front: Patricia Webb, Pat Burgess, Jaime Gray. Center: Allen Scott, Jimmy Duffield, Joshua Hearne, Herbert Johnson . Rear: Charles Boateng, Alberta Hubbard, Rose Kemp, Sheila Sells, Sheila Johnson, James Flowers. 38 Union Program Council Front: Roger Neely, Marlon Ross. Second row: Jaime Gray, director; Shirley Tatum, Yvette Bricker, Wren Gray, Russell Dilts. Third row: Carol Bennett, Linda Phillips. 39 Union Committees (Left to right) Mona Sells, Sheila Sells, Minnie Johnson, Shirley Tatum (chairperson), Alberta Hubbard, Patricia Webb. Minorities 40 Coffeehouse (At piano) David Enoch (On piano) Yvette Bricker, committee co-chairperson Robin Clearman, Hal Peacock, Chris Salmon, Randy Burt, Yuki Morris Not Pictured: Outdoor Recreation Entertainment Ideas and Issues Spot Programs Free University 41 Alpha Chi Front: Candice Yeary, Becky Burk- hardt, Susan Tillman, Karis Fagan, Jerry McKinney. Standing: Maralee Battery, Ruth Demanzuk, Sharon Marquis, Colleen Sullivan, Peggy Downing, Jeff Zweiner, Julie Schnepel, Richard Shepherd, Charlotte Gates, Raymond Khouw, Marsha Raboine, John Dieck, Eric Smith, Dustin James, Mark Dawson, Barry Na sh. 42 Cardinal Key Blue Key Front: Beth Ann Huffman, Debby Jones, Candace Hinson, Karla Babcock. Rear: Charlotte Gates, Kay Webb, Wren Gray, Beverly Houghton. Not pictured: Julie Crain, Maralee Buttery, Stephanie Dory, Marlene Escamilla, Ann Skinner, Barbara Prats, Debbie Berkey, Kathy Boehning, Cathy Carleton, Debbie Willems, Tere Myers, Connie Casad, Lela Gardner, Terri Flagg, Bobbie Fisher, Elise Greene, Carla Hawkins. Front: Bob Brockett, Steve Cragg. Second row: Gary Querbach, Mark Sessions, Wallace Livesay, Glenn Adams . Third row: Paul Irwin, Andy Smith, Robert Schoen, George Young, Roger Neely. Fourth row: Mitch Hankins, Joe Cross, Jim Edgar, Mike Stanley. 43 Pi Delta Phi Seated: Annie Arnold, Laura Graff, Dr. Regine Reynolds, Chris Salmon Standing: Kay Webb, Andi Holt. 44 PsiChi v - - -„ J . _ - ,_•   _, to i , .,.. !vW V- ■. ' - w ■ Front: Beverly Houghton, Jovita Belmar, Maureen Murtagh. Rear: Kyle Babick, Lisa Pelosi, Roy Luepnitz, Candice Yeary, Kristi Moses, Kathy Steer. 45 U Epsilon Delta On Ladder: Kelly Smith, Denise Brouillette, Mary Macina, Anne Sheffield, Bunny Fisher, Re Simmons. Below: Steve Truitt, Beth Ann Huffman, Charlotte Gates. Barry Nash, Tek Wilson, Dr. Angus Springer. 46 Mask Wig Players 1 A- 1 ■ • u Front: MaryMacina, Barry- Nash, Charlotte Gates, Bunny Fisher, Pattye DeDear, Dr. Angus Springer, Kelly Smith Center: Denise Brouillette, Becky Osborne, Naomi Garcia, Diana Dulany, Carol Cleaver, Holly Hares, Stephanie Dory, Tek Wilson, Paul Marshall, Beth Ann Huffman, Ken Wilson. Rear: Mitch Hankins, Miles Varner, John Davis, Mr. Fred Goodson, Tim Crouch, Anne Sheffield, Re Simmons, Danice Phillipi, Wallace Hines, Steve Truitt, Jeff Osborn. 47 S. U. Band Flute April Evans Patricia Fulmer Mark Danheim Karol Sandberg Lisa Schroff Lorna Van Cleave E-Flat Clarinet Debbie Feller B-Flat Clarinet Brenda Dressier Allen Ja ckson Colleen Ozan Charla Patton Lynne Sandberg Oboe Ba ssoon Sonia Alvarado Alto Clarinet Kassy Reese Bass Clarinet Marsha Craig Alto Saxophone Brenda Morris Jeff Peters Tenor Saxophone Brian Todd T rumpet Samuel Blanco Walt Cleveland Leslie Huff Dustin James Phyllis Kurtin Lance Renfrew Lorena Stancil French Horn Rebecca Burkhardt Patti Fidler Shirley Tatum T rombone Ja ck Green Mark Munson Mark Piwetz Don Spellma n E uphonium Kenneth Browne Amy Spellmann Tuba Aaron Lewis Tim Scholl Cliff Valley Percussion Phil Bullard Mark Dawson David Eimann Ronnie Reed Gustavo Oroza Melissa Wickes Dr. George E. Nelson, Conductor 48 Stage Band Front: Ken Browne, Tim Scholl, Phil Bullard, Becky Burkhardt, Chris Mathers, Jeff Peters, Brenda Morris, Brian Todd, Rick Schroff. Rear: Lorena Stancil, Les Huff, Dustin James, Lance Renfrew, Mark Munson, Don Spellman, Aaron Lewis, Mark Piwetz, Jack Green. 49 Sinfon ietta Violin I Thomas Douglass Araa nda Villaret Bob Brockett Doris Penick Elizabeth Brown Violin II Cynthia Vega James Flowers Carol Sloan Lori Wimmer K. Richelle Keene Viola Charlotte Reed Janice Doughty Danny Knox Clar inet Brenda Dressier Marsha Craig Charla. Patton Allen Jackson Bassoon Sonia Alvarado Peggy Downing French Horn Becky Burkhardt Tom Heard Patti Fidler Trumpet Lance Renfrew Lorena Stancil Phyllis Kurtin Raymond Schroeder, Conductor Cello Delta Holl Sharon Marquis Lois Jean Forswall Christine Schuller Beverly Harrison S tring Ba ss Victor Valda Brian Peacock Flute Patricia Fulmer Mark Danheim Lorna Van Cleave Oboe Gustavo Oroza Melissa Wickes Trombone Mark Munson Mark Piwetz Ja ck Green Tuba Aaron Lewis Timpani Lynne Sandberg Percussion Walt Cleveland Rebecca Vardimar Melanie Reilly Julie Schnepel Pia no Julie Schnepel 50 S.U. Singers Front: Alberta Hubbard, Dolores Malish, Melanie Rielly, Barbara Huser, Margaret Wilcox, Cindy Fuessel, Carol Sloan, Lori Wimmer, Judy Car- ter, Carla Hawkins, Terri Hampton, Elizabeth Knight, Laurie Graef, Michelle Moody, Mary Jean Wilson, Gayle Murphy, Beth Gentry, Judy Anthony, Donna Bryant, Anna Damiani, R obin Atkinson. Center: Belinda King, Gena Antill, Vicki Pierce, Cathy Lynch, Stephanie Eckert, Lacey Charlton, Rebecca Vardiman. Rear: Lorna Van Cleave, Jenny Pelton, Robert Barton, Tim Scholl, Joe Graves, Ken Browne, Lee Davis, Neil Kirkpatrick, Don Spellmann, Jim Rulla, John Wayland, Jack Green, Kay Wise. 51 kWM Chorale Front: Ed Fitzpatrick, Cynthia Rogers, Matthew Daude, Stephanie Dory, Mike Houston, Karen Lambert, Tanya Fairburn, Kendall Smith, Terri Flagg. Second row: Dennis Gilmore, Bob Brockett, Constance Sheppard, Dan Dalton, Randi Muenzler, Clarice Chilton, Frank Stowers, Pat Fulkes, Carla Hawkins. Third row: Tim Scholl, Jamie Peter- son, Bobbie Fisher , Cheryl McGahey, David Munson, Nathan Jones, Miles Varner, Debbie Reed, Garry Cade, Naomi Garcia, Julie Schnepel. 52 Extraordinaires ■ Top: Ed Fitzpatrick, Lela Gardner, Larry Cotten, Sally Harris, Andy Smith, Patty Woodfin, Jeff Zweiner, Stephanie Dory. Bottom: Jarre Sharp, Debbie Reed, Mike Stanley, Jamie Peterson, Tim Scholl, Danice Phillippi, Miles Var- ner, Walt Cleveland, Ms. Barbara Thomas, Les Huff. 53 VKl Opera Theatre Ed Fitzpatrick, Dennis Gilmore, Tanya Fairburn, Stephanie Dory, Larry Cotten, Andy Smith, Karen Lambert, Mr. Fred Goodson, Ms. Barbara Thomas, Ms. ' Pam Rossman. Cosi FanTutti 54 Delta Omicron f ■ (Front) Melanie Rielly, Judy Carter, Bunny Fisher, Amanda Villaret, Rebecca Burkhardt, Lorna Van Cleave, Clarice Chilton, Vicki Pierce. (Rear) Charlotte Reed, Karen Ellis, Pat Fulkes, Cindy Fuessel, Tanya Fair- burn, Yvette Bricker, Stephanie Dory. 55 Mu Psi Chi (Front) Walt Cleveland, Leslie Davis, James Flowers, Frank Stowers, Kenneth Browne, Brian Todd. (Center) Garry Cude, David Munson, Ed Fitzpatrick, Aaron Lewis, Mark Piwetz, Mark Danheim, Allen Jackson (Rear) Mike Stanley, Bob Brockett, Gustavo Oroza, Phil Bullard, Dennis Gilmore, Cliff Valley, Michael Houston 56 House Councils L.K. Front: Kaye Abbott, Aubra Frazer, Laura Williams, Michelle Moody, Shari Heacock. Standing: Pam Whitman, Sue Pfaeffle, Darlene Perkins, Yvette Bricker, Cyn- thia Washington, Mindy Martin, Kim Spracklen, Patrice Mathews, Linda Phillips, Ann Worthing, Christy Mc- Leod, Carolyn Abraham, Missi Griffin. Not pictured: Ruter and Kurth House Councils Moody- Shearn Herman Brown Seated: Cliff Valley, DanDalton, Joe Pool, Tom Williamson, Toni Morris, Tom Schlenker. Standing: Ken Pruett, Nathan Jones . 57 International House Front: Jim Oliver, Jovita Belmar, Jorge Matias. Rear: Edward Kwan, Peggy Downing, Chris Salmon, Jim Rulla, Bonnie Buckley (director), Shannon Jo Buckley-Shaklee, Steve Truitt, Linda Phillips. 58 Sneed House Front: Leah Larson, Lori Wimmer, Colleen Ozan, Jean Nees, Sharon Marquis, Debbie Wiemers, Susan Tillman. Second row: Regina Knorpp, Susan Fitch, Karen Ellis, Kristi Moses, Kathy Boehning. Third row: Lisa Chavez, Sharon Horn, Diane Havelka, Laura Dawson, Rebecca. Vardiman. 59 i Gamma Mu Front: Monica Minor, Jim McNutt, Susan Anthony, Kay Webb. Rear: Tom Williamson, Dr. Leonard Giesecke, Sue Harton, Maralee Buttery, Catherine Neely. Student National Education Association (No photo available) Officers : President: Suzanne Cason Vice-President: Patricia Webb Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Beth Thomas Membership Chairperson: Kimberley Brown Publication Distributor: Bonnie Blakney 60 Southwestern Science Society ■ (Front) Keith Hall, Richard Shepherd, Peggy Downing, Karis Fagan, Kathy Boehning, Susan Tillman, Dr. Ed Lansford, Craig Zook, Dr. Horace Jacob. (Standing) Dr. Fred Hilgeman, Robert Shepherd, Tom Talbert, Jeff Stoltenberg, Mark Dawson, Greg Willis, Dustin James, Dr. Eb Girvin, John Dieck, Bill Kirk, Dr. Don Deeds . 61 Association of Women Students (Left to right) Ann Worthing; Kaye Abbott (sponsor); Chris Salmon; Kimberley Brown 62 Political Science Society Officers: (Left to right) Pete Sessions; Dr. Suk-soon Suh (sponsor); Maralee Battery; David Simmons 63 Pre- Law Society (No photo available) Officers : President- -Glenn Adams Vice- pres ident- - Cher yl McGahey Secreta ry- -Maralee Buttery- Sponsor: Dr. Joe Colwell 64 Student Senate Front: Maralee Buttery, Susan Rob- ertson, Sarah Tunnell, Yvette Bricker, Chris Salmon. Second row: Alberta Hubbard, Janice Richmond, Karen Lambert, Carolyn Abraham, Julia Bush, Darlene Evans (secretary). Third row: George Young (president). Pete Sessions, Tim Kiker (treasurer), Mike Schmid, Mark Wisdom, David Munson, Jim Edgar, Neil Kirkpatrick, David Simmons. 65 Student Judiciary Front: Kenneth Rossy, Kathy Black, Rett Dalton, Lisa Schroff. Second row: Ken Baker, Brent Baker, Beverly Houghton, Ken Pruett. Third row: Henry Guevara, Karl Scholl, Minnie Johnson, Mark McPhail. 66 The Megaphone ■■- Marlon Ross, Editor (Fall 1977) Re Simmons, Editor (Spring 1978) Southwestern Magazine Mary Macina, Editor m • 67 Sou ' wester Staff Kyle Babick, photo editor; Mike Deeds, sports; Celia Sexton, classes and photog- rapher; Vivian Pollard, organizations; Diane Bailey, seniors ; Kay Webb, editor. Not pictured: Jean Nees, honors Deborah Barr, photographer Roger Mitchell, photographer Karen Bumpus, faculty Ginger Jones, organizations Price Blalock, photographer Jay Andrus, organizations Mrs. Carol Treible, sponsor Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Keith Hall ' V ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ . ■•-■ ■■ T ■■ ' • ■ ' -■ .-■ i •■ ■ -.. i •• 70 Larry Koslovsky • - • ■wff W VA Julie Crain )m£ %$4j£ A i- m : I rrrilillr ; 71 Kay Webb Stuart Whitlow 72 Mary Macina Beverly Houghton Steve Cragg 73 Karla Babcock Marlon Ross 74 Tere Myers Tanya Fairburn 75 Debbie Willems Bob Brocket! 76 Karis Fagan Marlene Escamilla 77 4 i Eric Smith Robert Schoen 78 Not Pictured : Connie Casad Dennis Minks Mary Stump Dorothy Caldwell 79 Sou ' wester Superlatives Fine Arts Stephanie Dory Gustavo Oroza Student Government George Young 81 Academic Achievement Charlotte Gates Jeff Stoltenberg • fg? V 1 1 82 Student Life Karl Scholl Student Union Carol Bennett 83 :; « a _«eV M Athletics Janice Doughty Publications Dustin James 84 . - ..;-■. ; ■. Top Row: Jimmy Duffield (Student Assistant), Steve Gibbs, Larry Chase, Phillip Sewell, Carl Belcher, Lester Hahn, Jeff Weaver, Dennis Minks (Stu- dent A ssistant). Bottom Row: Russell Stone (Manager), Herbert Coe, Jay Lewis, Kenny Whit- worth, Michael Thompson, Mark Car- roll, Jonathan Smith. Now Shown: Adrian Knapper. 87 This year ' s basketball team was one of the best ever as they won fourteen of their first eighteen games, only to be stopped late in the season by deter- mined teams from St. Mary ' s and East Texas Baptist. Highlights this year included a 77-68 win over St. Mary ' s at Richardson Gym and several games of over one hundred points, as. well as the promise of an excellent team next year. 88 Southwestern ' s two big men proved to be prominent in the conference once again this year. Phillip Sewell was named All- Conference, while Carl Belcher was named All- Conference and All-District. 89 90 Coach Edwards leaves Southwestern After coming to Southwestern in 1975, Coach John Edwards was res- ponsible for bringing Southwestern basketball to a very respectable level in the Big State Conference. Daring the three years that Ed- wards was head coach of the Bucs, he had a record of 47 33, which indluded a victori over St. Mary ' s during his first year here when St. Mary ' s was ranked third in the na- tion. Edwards resigned in the spring of 1978 with the Bucs finish- ing third in the conference. 91 m Bu ind Pikes nowhere els i but Swesterni Top: Coach Glada Munt, Darlene Lewis, Tanya Nygrin, Mary Klar, Eugenia Lieberum, Debbie Hansen, Ann Cornish, Tracy Strane, Manager- Trainer Pam Pollock, Sports Informa- tion Director Merrily Musgrove. Bottom row: Risa Marshall, Sharon Eoff, Terri Gawlik, Lisa Pennington, Laura Dawson, Theresa Leigh, Loretta Deason. 92 ffw 93 s w 1 m m 1 n 8 Bottom row: Tom Tourtellotte, Eric Perkins, Karl Scholl, Jim Rulla. Top row: Aubra Frazer, Valery Low, Leigh Ponsford, Andi Schermerhorn. 94 95 V o 1 1 e y b a 1 1 Top: Pam Pollock (manager), Sharon Eoff, Terri Gawlik, Debbie Hansen, Mary Klar, Bonnie Blakney, Tracy Strane, Merrily Musgrove (sports information director), Coach Glada Munt Bottom: Kim Cardiff, Janice Doughty, Melissa Hardberger, Tina LaFuente, Loretta Deason, Carol Sheffield. Captains: Melissa Hardberger, Tracy Strane. W v «jalH5 «sf«£ m-is The 1977-78 volleyball team ended their season with a 12- 16 record. They competed this year against such teams as the University of Texas, Baylor University and the defending national champions of Texas Lutheran College. Coach Glada Munt took the team to the Zone Tournament, where they defeated Trinity University and Texas A I University to advance into the semifinals, only to lose to powerful University of Texas and SWTSU teams, %M 97 T e n n 1 s Men ' s Tennis: Charles Guidry, Mike Moffitt, Raymond Khouw, David Sta nley, Carlton Odom, Coach Dan Hilliard. 98 Women ' s Tennis: Coach Glada Munt, Laurie Graef, Kim Spracklen, Randi Muenzler, Sandy Nichols, Karen Bebee, (Not pictured:Julie Crain, Gwen Tattle, Tanya Nygrin. ) 99 G o 1 f Coach Bill Merritt, Ricky Preston, Clay Cornett, Gary Hammac, Steve Doering, Brad McCampbell, Les Russell, Steve Wilkins. 100 B a s e b a 1 1 w mm  m wammmim 102 Front: Eric Rothert, Felipe Sanchez, Mark Zimmerhanzel, Ricky Gravens, Scott Terry, Merrill Bailey, Ted Williams, Bob Leonard, Brad Burrow. Second row: Bill Holder, Tim Reig, Mark Schieffer, Randy Schaefer, John Hasskarl, Bryan Neal, David Stiba, Arthur Felan, Mike Leonard, Kelvin Blank, Dale Sleppy. Third row: Coach Jim Mallon, John Kilgore, Joe Farr, Steve Klopp, Rick Tobolka, Alex Louis, Gerry Heit- man, David Cluck, David Puryear, James Limmer, Steve Ayers, Jim Johnson. 103 : .. ' , ■ ' ! ' - ' 104 H MB 105 1 J. JPB ■ ■ ' ; ■: . t 1 K B-ics and Pikes 1 o r litStti slem ■n ' lmMfH i mm- MBMEl Oft na 112 c h e e r 1 e a d e r s This year ' s cheerleaders were once again the Bucs ' biggest sup- porters as they contributed their time, energy and enthusiasm in an effort to raise the spirit of the stu- dent body. In defeat as well as in victory, the cheerleaders played a key role in keeping the spirit of the fans high. Chosen for the 1977-78 cheerlead- ing squad were Holly Hardy, Sally Harris, Shelia Johnson, Elizabeth Knight, Christy McLeod, Amy Neves Yvette Payne, Mona Sells, Sharon Tittle and Sally Victorin. 114 ' .-S a .J5?.C ?  Mr 1 - ' ?? Seniors ' 77— ' 7S 1 Glenn Arthur Adams- Houston B. B. A. in Marketing Ideas and Issues committee; Pi Kappa Alpha (corresponding secretary, exec- utive council, rush materials coord- inator); Blue Key (service projects chairman); Pre-Law association (pres- ident); Dean ' s List. 2 Patricia Ann Ainsworth - Galveston B . S. in Biology Zeta Tau Alpha. Nancy Avery- Beeville B. S. in Elementary Education 3 Karla Lynn Babcock - Lubbock B. S. in Elementary Education LK House Council (treasurer); Delta Delta Delta; Student Congress; SNEA (membership chairman); Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (Dream Girl nominee); Cardinal Key (secretary); Who ' s Who; Student Senate (secre- tary); Student Judiciary; PLUS Re- source Assistant; Resident Assis- tant; Sophomore Advisor; University Distinction List; Admissions Com- mittee. Mary Lauren Bade - Victoria B. F. A. in Art 4 Brent Driskell Baker - Galveston B. B. A. in General Business Phi Delta Theta (president); Inter- Fraternity Council (president); Stu- dent Judiciary; Swim Team; Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brother. Thea Julian Benedict - Grapevine B. S. in Elementary Education 5 Katherine Ann Boehning - Dallas B. S. in Biology Southwestern Science Society; Car- dinal Key; Student Senate; Sneed House Council; WRA, Charles Michael Borman - B. B. A. in General Business ■ i 5 116 6 Robert Findley Brockett - Austin B. M. in Music Education Blue Key; Mu Psi Chi (president); Who ' s Who; Pi Kappa Alpha; Sou ' - wester Superlative; Representative to Fine Arts Faculty; Executive Committee on Admissions; Commun- ity Life Council; Student Fees Alloca- tion Committee; Sophomore Advisor; Resident Assistant; SNEA. Janann Denise Brouillette - Texarakana B. F. A. in Theatre Mask and Wig Players; Pi Epsilon Delta; Goosetree-Morgan Award. Robert Feagin Brown - B. S. in Physics Joe Elmer Buchanan - Bryan B. A. in Physical Education Basketball (All-Regional, All-Confer- ence, captain); BOSS; Omega Psi Phi. Robert Peter Buzzini B. A. in Religion Jimmie Charles Cain, Jr. - Thrall B. S. in Physical Education 7 Dorothy Ann Caldwell - Alvin B. A. in Humanistic Psychology Dawn Rose Cardwell - Pleasanton B. F. A. in Theatre Education 8 Catherine Rae Carleton 9 Connie Casad - Dallas B. S. in Biology Delta Delta Delta (rush chairman, pledge trainer); Cheerleader; Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Southwestern Singers; Southwestern Science Soc- iety; Alpha Chi; Cardinal Key; Who 1 s Who. Charles Ray Chapman - Temple B. S. in Physical Education Janice M. Johnson Childress - Killeen B.A. in Humanistic Psychology Harriet Ann Chapman - Midland B. A. S. in Allied Health Sciences Kenneth Lynn Chilson - Georgetown B. S. in Biology 10 Karen Clegg - B. B. A. in General Business Mary Ellen Clifford - B. B. A in General Business 11 Krisanne Cox - Andice B. S. in Physical Education 12 Stephen Parker Cragg - Houston B. S. in Political Science Pi Kappa Alpha (chaplain, executive council, vice-president, president); Sophomore Advisor; Resident Assis- tant; Student Senate (parliamentarian, vice-president); Educational Affairs Commission (chairman); External Affairs Commission; Blue Key (pres- ident); Who ' s Who; Community Life Council; Liaison Committee to the Board of Trustees. 117 f -m 1 Julie Kerr Crain - Victoria B. S. in Elementary Education 2 Garry Thomas Cude - Beeville B. M. E. in Music Education Chorale; Mu Psi Chi; Southwestern Singers; Chapel Choir; Alpha Chi; Young Life. 3 Mark Clifton Dawson - The Woodlands B. S. in Biology and Math Southwestern Science Society; Alpha Chi; Freshman Honor Scholarship; Mask and Wig Players. Susan Kay Derrick - Goldthwaite B. B. A. in Economics Thomas Forrest Deviney - B. A. in Philosophy 4 James Russell Dilts - Piano B. S. in Chemistry Student Senate; Student Union; Ideas and Issues (co-chairman); Board of Trustees Academic Affairs Liaison Committee; Food Service Committee (chairman). Steven Lynn Doering - Georgetown B. S. in Physical Education Karen Elaine Douglass - Georgetown B. S. in Elementary Education REFLECTIONS IN A GLASS. •ft ' RESPONSIBLE PRINKING An l oM Aaeness % for SoutUesfero 5 Jimmy Lee Duffield - Houston B. A. in Physical Education 6 Barbara Harding Duke - Austin B. A. in Political Science and Art 7 James L Edgar - Edinburg B. F. A. in Studio Art Southwestern Singers; Extraordinaires; HB-MS House Council; Dean Search Committee; Traffic Control Commit- tee (chairman); President ' s Liaison Committee; Jones Liaison Committee; Liaison Committee to the Board of Trustees; Art Chairman Search Com- mittee; Student Welfare Commission; Student Senate; Blue Key; Chaplain ' s A ssistant. 118 10 ■V- ,: ■ , ' • v ..v x,.; ; ' ..... ; :.— ; , ■ ■; , ' -, ' ..♦ wflsiP? SiL ' ' ' IV ' . ' .a ' WJ 9 s fflH • . . ' . ' ' ,s - ' V.. - ' ; v.;;: V X; . ' $ M John Robb Edgecomb - Houston B. B. A. in Economics 8 Patricia Carole Edwards - B. B.A. in General Business 9 Mark Lacy Ellis - Crockett B. S. in Social Sciences in Poli. Sci. 10 Michael Ellis - Crockett 11 Thomas Michael Ellis - Houston B. S. in Biology 12 Dorothy Marlene Escarnilla - Nashville B.A. in English 119 1 Karis Mical Fagan - Houston B. S. in Chemistry and Biology- Southwestern Science Society (pres- ident); Alpha Chi (vice-president); Who ' s Who; Kappa Sigma Starduster; M. D. Anderson pre-med scholarship. I I l ih 4 Patricia Ann Fidler - Houston B. S. in Chemistry Jennifer Jan Field - Plainview B. A. in Christian Education 5 Susan Robnett Fitch - Denton B. A . in History Phi Mu; Pi Delta Phi; Sneed House Council (secretary - treasurer); SNEA 6 John Russel Fountain - Austin B. F. A. in Art Robert Maurice Fuller, Jr. - Waco B. S. in Physical Education dMM 2 Tanya Renee Fairburn - Georgetown B. M. in Music Education Southwestern Singers; Chorale; Extraordinaires; University Dis- tinction List; Opera Theatre; Semi- finalist in NATS; Alpha Chi; Delta Omicron (second vice-president); Who ' s Who. 3 Joe Howard Farr - Austin B. B. A. in Accounting Baseball Team. 120 7 Barbara Ruth Galloway - San Antonio B. S. in Religion Delta Zeta (best pledge - state, best active - state, state spirit award, best president - state, Panhellenic representative, president); South- western Singers; WRA (basketball All-Star, softball All-Star); AWS. 8 Absalon Arevalo Gamez - Georgetown B . A . in Spanish Spanish Society (president). 9 Charlotte Yvonne Gates - Georgetown B. F. A. in Theatre Education Mask and Wig Players; Pi Epsilon Delta; Alpha Chi; Cardinal Key; Dean Search Committee; Theatre Chair- man Search Committee; Orientation Leader; Dean ' s List; Secretary for Theatre Department. Raymond Redburn Gray - Corpus Christi B. A. in Political Science 10 Craig Alan Grayum - Austin 11 Elise Beecher Greene - San Antonio B. M. in Music Education Delta Zeta; Delta Omicron; S outh- western Distinction List; Southwes- tern Singers. 12 Sheila Ann Greene - Midland B V S. in Elementary Education Delta Zeta; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (Dream Girl nominee); WRA. 1 Laura Wynn Grisham - Seguin B. S. in Business Education Delta Zeta (vice-president, pledge trainer); WRA. 2 Keith Nelson Hall - Eden B. S. in Physics and Math Who ' s Who; Texas Academy of Science; Collegiate Academy; Alpha Chi; Dean Search Committee; South- western Science Society; Sophomore Advisor; Outstanding Freshman Chemistry Student. 3 Mitchell Dale Hankins - Winnie B. A. in Political Science Pi Kappa Alpha; Student Congress; Liaison Committee; Orientation Leader; Sophomore Advisor; Resi- dent Assistant; Blue Key; Student Senate (treasurer); University Dis- tinction List; Poli Sci Society; Pre- Law Society; Mask and Wig Players. 4 Eric Karl Hanson - Midland B. B. A. in General Business 5 Byron Neil Harris - Dallas B. S. in Soc. Sc. in Sociology Diane Beth Henry - Porter B. A. in Latin and English William Edward Hickman B. B. A. in General Business 6 Cynthia Carol Hill - Austin B. S. in Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta; Psi Chi; Univer- sity Distinction List. 7 Kathleen Susan Hindman - B. S. in Elementary Education 8 Leesa Kathryn Holbrook - Huntsville B. B. A. in General Business Lane Gary Holmstrom - B. S. in Elementary Education N •■: ■-. ' 1 Beverly Lynn Houghton - Houston B. S. in Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta (president, social chairman, best active award, Sarah Ida Shaw award nominee); Cardinal Key ( membership chairman); Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (vice- president); Community Life Council; Student Organizations Committee; Student Senate; Student Judiciary (secretary); Discipline Committee (secretary); Who ' s Who; Sophomore Advisor; Resident Assistant; Orien- tation Leader; SNEA. 2 William Brooks House - Austin B. A. in Biology Alpha Chi; Southwestern Science Society; University Distinction List. 3 Michael Houston Betze Bellamy Hudson - Marshall B. B. A. in General Business 4 Elizabeth Ann Huffman - Austin B. F. A. in Theatre Phi Mu Alum; Cardinal Key; National Collegiate Players; Mask and Wig Players; Dean Search Committee. Sarah Elizabeth Huffman - Waco B. S. in Elementary Education Henrietta Hardy Huisking - B. S. in Elementary Education 5 Darrell Davis Hurmis - Dallas B. B. A in General Business George Lawrence Jackson - Port Arthur B. S. in Physics 6 Minnie Nell Johnson - Cameron B. B. A. in General Business Cheerleader (captain); BOSS; Delta Omicron; Student Judiciary; Student Senate; LK House Council; Resident Assistant; Religious Life Committee; Alumni Board; SPOT Committee; Minorities Committee; Union Gov- erning Board; WRA. 7 Nathan Johnson - Galveston B. M. E. in Music Education David Colensworth Jones - Houston B. A. in History 8 Debora Dawn Jones - Georgetown B. A. in English Mask and Wig Players; Alpha Delta Pi (vice- president pledge- trainer, rush chairperson); LK House Coun- cil (secretary); Humanities Repre- sentative; Cardinal Key; Resident Assistant; AWS; WRA. Richard Wayne Kalmbach - Houston B. B. A. in General Business 9 Rose Marie Kemp - Houston B. A. in Humanistic Psychology BOSS; Community Life Council; President ' s Advisory Committee; Sou ' wester Superlative; Resident Assistant. 10 Raymond Sin Kie Khouw - Dallas B. S. in Biology Carrie Lynn Kirby - Houston B. S. in Art Education Linda Faye Brady Kirton - B. S. in Elementary Education Mark Enos Kishego II - B. A. in Sociology 1 Stephen Kent Klopp - Austin B. B. A. in Economics Southwestern Baseball Association (3 year letterman, 2 year All-Dist- rict, 2 year All-Area, 1 year All- American). Larry Wayne Koslovsky - Temple B. A. in Religion and Humanistic Psychology Sarah Dean Anderson Koslovsky - Taylor B. A. in Sociology Alpha Chi. Edward Wing-Keong Kwan - Penage, Malaysia B. S. in Biology Laura Lancaster - Georgetown B. A. in Sociology Zeta Tau Alpha; Kappa Sigma Star- duster; WRA; AWS. Ruby Latham - Gatesville B. S. in Education George Fillmore Law - B. S. in Education 2 Cherrie Leggett B. S. in Elementary Education 126 Laurie Dell Lentz- Georgetown B. A. in English Alpha Chi; Quarter System Commit- tee (secretary); Humanities Division; Baptist Student Union. David Herbert Lester - Harlingen B. S. in Psychology Sally Darlene Reed Lewis - B. S. in Education in P, E. John Hugh Liedtke III - Houston B. A. in Sociology 3 Janiece Marie Loudon - B. S. in Physical Education Madeline Jane Lovett - San Benito B. S. in Elementary Education 4 Lasses Lorene Lowery - San Antonio B. A. in Psychology Alpha Delta Pi (recording ' secretary, assistant treasurer). 5 Mary Elizabeth Macina - Midland B. F. A. in Theatre Education 6 Neil Mann - Fort Worth B. B. A. in General Business Student Judiciary; Orientation Leader; Elections Board (chairman); Pi Kappa Alpha. William Ernest Mattison, Jr. B. B. A. in General Business Houston 7 Michele Renee Mattke - Seguin B. S. in Elementary Education Delta Zeta (historian, philanthropy chairman); SUPER; WRA; AWS. 8 James Richard McCord, Jr.- Beeville B. S. in Social Sciences PLUS Resource Assistant; Psi Chi; (president); Kappa Alpha Order. 127 Martha Elizabeth McCuistion - B. F. A. in Art Albert Willis McCullin III - Cameron B. A. in Philosophy Michael Gerard Minks - Waller B. S. in Education Basketball (letterman, All-Conference) Orientation Leader; SUPER; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Pamela Kean McKay - B.A. in Humanistic Psychology 1 Marilyn McPhail - Houston B. S. in Elementary Education 2 Mark Wesley Meyer - Hebbronville B. B. A. in General Business Mark Todd Middlebrooks - Dallas B.A. in Humanistic Psychology James Walter Miller - Waco B. S. in Physical Education George Henry Minchew - B. A. in History 3 Michael Minick Dennis Wayne Minks - Waller B. S. in P. E. and English Blue Key (recorder); SUPER (vice- president); Resident Assistant; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes; Divi- sion of Social Sciences; Basketball; University Distinction List: Student Texas State Teachers Association. 4 Marsha Lynn Miori - Wharton B.M. in Music Education Delta Zeta (ruch chairman, social chairman); Delta Omicron; Southwes- tern Singers; Chapel Choir; Opera Theatre; Tennis Team; WRA; AWS; NATS competition. Geoffrey Andrew Mounsour- Galveston B. B. A. in Economics Linda Marie Moore B. F. A. in Art Houston Lezlie Susan Moore - San Antonio B.S. in Political Science Zeta Tau Alpha (vice-president, house manager); cheerleader; Political Science Society. 5 Toni Gail Morris - Fort Worth B. S. in Chemistry LK House Council; HB- MS House Council; Outdoor Recreation Com- mittee. 6 Meredith Layne Moses - Denton B. B. A. in Accounting Sneed House Council; Pi Gamma Mu; AWS; Faculty Search Committee. 128 riflT w Teresa Myers - Texarkana B. F. A. in Theatre Education Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Chi; Cardinal Key (secretary); Pi Epsilon Delta; Goosetree-Morgan Award; Who ' s Who; Mask and Wig Players. 7 Roger Thomas Neely - Fort Worth B. A. in History and Philosophy Student Union (president); Entertain- ment Committee (chairman); Ideas and Issues Committee; Blue Key; Student Senate; Student Government Executive Council; Discipline Com- mittee; Community Life Council; Humanities Division; Sou ' wester Superlative. Mark William Nelson - Corpus Christi B. A. in Political Science and History Political Science Society (president, secretary); Pre-Law Society (pres- ident); Dean Search Committee; Social Science Representative; Pi Gamma Mu (secretary); Phi Mu Big Brother; Tennis Team Manager; Alpha Chi; Student Fees Allocation Committee; First place in Annie Bar- cus Minga Speech Contest; Commence- ment Committee. jvi the ftf rem inr m cmeocrcATto MMSrV ttfcm. tfft tmt cwwrws or tm Rtl 0 tTC Of ft AS, XA „ ♦ m% 129 . s , K5 • ., -W W ' ,x, ' l Charles Dale Olson - Waco B. S. in Political Science Nelda Jane Reynolds Overall - B. S. in Elementary Education Virginia Claire Pate - B. S. in Physical Education Martha Peck - Abilene B. A. S. in Allied Health Sciences Delois Poe Phillips - Gonzales B. S. in Education SNEA. 1 Barbara Eileen Prats - Houston B. A. in History and Sociology AWS; Union (vice-president); Sneed House Council (president); Student Senate; Humanities Division; Alpha Chi (secretary); Cardinal Key; Orien- tation Leader; Sou ' wester Superlative; University Distinction List. Richard Wesley Prewitt - Austin B. S. in Physical Education Carolyn Ann Railsback - B. A. in Religion 2 Debra Suzanne Reed - Stafford B. M. in Music Education Southwestern Singers; Opera Theatre; Chorale; Delta Omicron; Delta Delta Delta; Student Congress; Political Science Society; Pi Kappa Alpha Lit- tle Sister; Resident Assistant; Extra- ordinaires. William Wesley Robertson - Nacogdoches B. B. A. in G y eneral Business Frank John Rodrigues, Jr. - Georgetown B. B. A. in General Business tn 3 Cynthia Kay Rogers - San Antonio B. M. in Music Education 4 Marlon Bryan Ross - Cuero B.A. in Humanities Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who; Sou ' wester Superlative; Megaphone (editor); Sou ' wester; Southwestern Magazin e (co-editor); Student Union; Ideas and Issues Committee; Coffeehouse Com- mittee (co-chairperson); Union vice- president; Faculty Scholarship recipi- ent. Kim Ray Rozacky - B. B. A. in General Business 5 Marsha Russell Hernan Blacutt Salazar - B. A. in Biology 6 Robert Waldemar Schoen, Jr. - Houston B. S. in Biology Alpha Chi; Southwestern Science Soc- iety; Dean ' s List; Herman Brown House Council; Pi Kappa Alpha (pledgemaster, vice-president, house manager, execu- tive council, pledge advisory board); Who ' s Who. 7 Peter Anderson Sessions - El Paso B. S. in Political Science Pi Kappa Alpha (sports captain, rush chairman); Student Senate; Legal Aid Board; Poli Sci Society (program chairman, president); Young Repub- licans (president); Intramural Direc- tor; Pre-Law Society. Phillip Crozier Sewell - San Antonio B. S. in Physical Education Janet Ruth Sharpe - Houston B.A. in Sociology 8 Carol Ann Sheffield - Houston B. S. in Physical Education Volleyball Team; SUPER. . • Ann Elizabeth Skinner - Houston B. A. in Sociology LK House Council (treasurer, pres- ident); Coordination and Planning Council; President ' s Advisory Council; Calendar Committee; AWS; WRA; Kappa Sigma Starduster; Zeta Tau Alpha (treasurer, president); Zeta Beauty; Ideas and Issues Committee; Cardinal Key. 1 Cathy Sheryl Jones Smith - Midland B. S. in Elementary Education Charlotte Ann Shannon Smith - B. B. A. in Accounting 2 Eric Richard Smith - Irving B. S. in Biology Who ' s Who; Pi Kappa Alpha (presi- dent, rush chairman, pledgemaster, intramural athletics); Dean ' s List; Blue Key (vice-president); Alpha Chi (president); Election Commission Chairman; Resident Assistant; Sopho- more Advisor. 3 Michael Clay Stanley - Amarillo B. A . in History Mary Margaret Stump - Midland B. S. in Elementary Education 4 Tom Scott Talbert, Jr. - Houston B. S. in Chemistry and Math 5 Martha Faye Terry - Sonora B. A. in History Southwestern Singers; Volleyball Team; Intramural Sports; Indepen- dent Sports Captain. Barbara Ann Gill Tippit - B. S. in Elementary Education Karen Thompson - Metarie, LA B. A. in Humanistic Psychology William Bryant Turner - Galveston B. A. in Religion 6 Valerie Gail Turner - San Benito 7 Clifton Earl Valley - San Antonio B. S. in Biology Band; House Council; Mu Psi Chi; Entertainment Committee; Indepen- dent Sports Chairman. 8 Victoria Van der Naillen 9 Victoria Marie Varteressian - Houston B. M. in Music Education Southwestern Singers; Chapel Choir. 10 Cynthia Gutierrez Vega - San Antonio B. M. in Music Education Chorale; Chapel Choir; Sinfonietta Richard Jerome Tobolka - B. B. A. in Economics Smith Tonahill - Jasper B. S. in Social Sciences University Distinction List; Pre- Law Society; Political Science Society; Golf Team (member of conference championship team, runner-up med- alist in conference championship, most valuable player, All-Conference). 1 Elizabeth Kay Webb - Austin B. S. in Soc. Sci. in Political Science M egaphone (assistant editor, editor); So u ' w ester (editor); Southwestern Magazine ; Cardinal Key (president); Pi Delta Phi (president); Poli Sci Society; Liaison Committee to Board of Trustees; Alumni Association Advisory Board; Humanities Division; Coordination and Planning Council; Student Publications Editorial Board (secretary, chairperson); Coffeehouse Committee; Free University; Resident Assistant; Outstanding Freshman Woman; University Distinction List; Sou ' wester Superlative; Who ' s Who. Stephen Gillette Wendtland - B. S. in Physical Education 2 Marian MacGregor White - Odessa B. A. in Political Science Stuart Norman Whitlow - B. A. in Biology 3 Michael George Wilkerson - Donna B. S. in Chemistry Deborah Lee Willems - Houston B. S. in General Psychology John Marvin Williams - B. A. in History Edith Katherine Wilson - B. F. A. in Theatre i 4 Kara Joan Wilson - Seabrook B. S. in Elementary Education Delta Zeta (corresponding secretary, recording secretary, song leader, outstanding junior); Mask and Wig Players; Kurth House Council (fire marshall); SNEA; WRA; AWS. Peter Boyd Yeager - B. B. A. in General Business 5 Candice Yeary Rebecca Ann Young - Dallas B. S. in Elementary Education 6 Craig Arthur Zook - Tanasket, WA B. S. in Mathematics Southwestern Science Society; Extra- ordinaires. y ' V v x . i r h a - SM ■« m X$ - W u v¥ .si - i S ' SCr n VJPlBJ H A ' Ts ,v - i fsw Fellow Tray le Gene Brown Ra ndy Burt Gary Clayton Kerry Cole Karlene Cox Marsha Craig Joe Cross Kathleen Cross Bill Curtis Stephanie Dory Janice Doughty Peggy Downing Liz Dubuis Cindy Edge Bobbie Fisher Scott Flournoy Patricia Fulkes Lela Gardner Tony Gauntt Dennis Gilmore wf- { -wm Laura Graff m «_. Jf Barbara Groos Henry Guevara Charles Guidry Lester Hahn Paula Hammond Melissa Hardberger Steve Harris Carol Ha r twig Carla Hawkins Debbie Hayes Lavonne Heacock Virginia Henderson Connie Hendrix Candace Hinson Dianne Holley Andrea Holt Sharon Horn Alberta Hubbard Cindy Hudgins Lynn Hurst Paul Irwin Allen Jackson George Jones Belinda King Kathleen Koeni Kent Leediker 4 ' % - r ; c Nif Theresa. Leigh Bob Leonard Karen Little Wallace Livesay Alex Louis Virginia Loveless Stephen Lozano Roy Luepnitz Debbie Mann George McDaniel Patti McDuffie Jim McNutt Bobby McWilliams Monica Minor Debbie Moon Yuki Morris Kristi Moses Catherine Neely Jean Nees Jackson Pace Peggy Palmer Danice Phillipi Pam Pollock Leigh Ponsford Steve Pontiff Nancy Preis Allan Price Gary Querbach J. P. 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Jay Smith Kim Spracklen David Stanley Rian Steger Peggy Sterling Frank Stowers Carol Teas Eunice Teinert Glenda Tomme Jenny Tubbs Lorna Van Cleave Miles Varner John Wayland Pam Whitman Missy Wickes Mark Wisdom John Zweiner 164 ■n it ' r v -i ■ % ;. 2 1 m A H ■-. ? i ■ ■ fe ■ ± ' jjfti 2 1 i: V. % • ' . ... _5 ►■-• w .... . V jh ! . v W IADMINISTRATIONi President Durwood Fleming ; j ! m ?i £4, %K ate. ' . f . ' % Office of the President: Mrs. Dorthy Thomas Miss Marjorie Beech 166 ■■ ■ ■ f j0St% : grs V - . (Left) Dr. William B. 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(Upper right) Marc Raney, Director of Development (Lower left) Barbara Seever, Director of Publications (Lower right) Tom Buckner, Director, University- News Service Not pictured: Ken Johnson, Director of Alumni R elations 172 ■UNIVERSITY RELATIONS BUSINESS OFFICEI (Above) University Relations Office: Joyce Rosenbusch, Faye Hubbard, Beverly Turner, Doris Curl (Below) Business Office: Dorothy Williams, Doris Wittera, Na ncy Smithwick, Carol Rachui, Shirley Caluette, Betty Knauth, Eileen Jacobs, Leona Morris, Sandra Davidson (Right) Robert Schwartz, Auditor and Chief Accountant I rl$ . i iV. .; m ICHEMISTRY (Above) Dr. Fred Hilgeman, Associate Professor of Chemistry (Upper right) Dr. Ed Lansford, Profes- sor of Biochemistry (Lower right) Dr. Robert Soulen, Lil- lian Nelson Pratt Professor of Chemistry, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry Not pictured: Dr. Edward Golla, Instructor of Chemistry 174 BIOLOGY (Upper left) Dr. Eb Girvin, Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Depart- ment of Biology (Upper right) Dr. Donald Deeds, Assis- tant Professor of Biology (Lower left) Dr. Horace Jacob, Assis- tant Professor of Biology 175 IMATHEMATICSI (Below) Dr. Ralph Whitmore, Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of the Department of Mathematics (Below) Harold Eidson, Coordinator of Data Processing (Lower left) Gary Richter, Instructor of Mathematics (Lower right) John Chapman, Assistar Professor of Mathematics 176 IPHYSICS POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Bob Brown, Professor of Physics and chairman of the Department of Physic s Dr. James Copeland, Assistant Professor of Physics (Left) Dr. Francis O ' Brien, Tower- Hester Professor of Political Science (Below) Dr. Suk-soon Suh, Profes- sor of Political Science and chairman of the Department of Political Science •ENGLISH! (Right) Dr. Lois Parker, Associate Professor of English (Below) Dr. Walter Herbert, Associate Professor of English, Herman Brown Professor of English (Right, center) Jane McCook, Assis- tant Professor of English (Lower left) Dr. Virginia Carwell, Associate Professor of English (Lower right) Dr. Jack Harris, Assis- tant Professor of English N MUM, ■foreign languagesi (Left) Dr. Regine Reynolds, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages and Chairman of the Department of Foreign Langua ges (Left, center) Gerhild Rogers, Instruc- tor of French and German (Center) Elaine Graybill, Spanish (Lower left) Jacqueline Meyrieux- Smith, French (Lower right) Dr. F. 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(Left) Janice Hester, Recorder (Center left) Registrar ' s Office: Ginger Stearns Kathleen Todd, Office of Career Development; Bretna Smith (Lower right) Faye Johnson, secretary to Dean of Brown College of Arts and Sciences •V ■ Ji LIBRARY STAFF: (Seated) Henry Wolgemuth, Charlaine Eicher, Grace Jones, Carole Gooch, Mary Pat McLaughlin (Standing) John Bigley, Brenda Bouffard, Bill Sheldon, Louise Grapski, Kathryn Stone, Mavis Watts 191 STAFFI (Upper left) William Wiggy Shell, General Services (Upper right) Jacqueline Kreger, Health Service (Lower left) Myrtle Hartman Wanda Vogler, Post Office (Lower right) Floyd Lackey, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds «mn JS M ' p- ' . ■ ■ ♦ .. . v ' •i T v } - WJ - - .a XI (Upper left) Ken Chambers Virginia Wiggins, Bookstore (Upper right) Ruth Thomas, Secretary to Vice- President for Fiscal Affairs (Lower left) Pat Anderson, Secretary to Administrative Vice-President and Provost (Center) Sondra Baldwin, Secretary for Office of Student Development (Lower right) Karen Stevens, Fine Arts Secretary 193 Index Adams, Glenn- -43, 1 16 Aguilar, Peter-- 136 Ainsworth, Patricia-- 32, 116 Allred, Patricia- - 1 54 Alvarado, Sonia - - 30, 48, 50, 136 Andrade, Laura-- 154 Andrew, Cheryl-- 154 Andrus, Jay--36 Ansley, Leslie- - 32 , 1 54 Anthony, Judy--26,32, 51, 154 Anthony, Susa n- - 32, 3? ; 60, 136 Antill, Gena--51, 154 Arnold, A nnie- - 32 , 44, 136 Arrendell, Kim--32,146 Arrendell, Lisa--32, 146 Atkinson, R obin- - 32, 5 1 , 154 Ayres, Steve--103 Babcock, Karla--29, 37, 43, 74, 116 Babick, Kyle--37, 45, 68, 146 Bailey, Diane- - 30, 68, 154 Bailey, Merr ill- - 1 03, 136 Bailey, Rod--35 Baker, Brent- - 32, 66, 1 16 Baker, Ka therine- - 1 54 Baker, Kenneth- - 36, 66, 154 Baker, Susan--136 Ball, Donna-- 146 Barbo, Catherine- - 29 Baria, Lynn--154 Barton, R obert- - 5 1 , 146 Bebee, Karen- - 28, 99, 1 55 Belcher, Carl--87 Belknap, Sheri--32, 136 Bell, Cynthia--35 Belmar, Jovita- -45, 58, 136 Bender, Carol--29 Bennett, Carol--39, 83, 136 Berkey, Deborah-- 146 Bernhardt, Gra.ce--28 Binford, Barbara--30, 146 Bissett, Wayne--34, 155 Black, Kathy--29, 66 Black, Marsha- - 155 Blakney, Bonnie--96, 146 Blalock, Price--35 Blanco,. Martha--155 Blanco, Samuel- - 48, 136 Blank, Kelvin-- 103 Blankenship, Beth--30, 146 Boehning, Ka thy- - 59, 6 1 , 116 Bohls, Elaine-- 136 Boone, Keith--36 Boyd, Jim-- 146 Brady, Martha- - 146 Bray, Eddy--155 Brechin, Jamie- - 3 1 , 33, 155 Bricker, Yvette- - 39, 41, 55, 56, 65, 136 Brockett, Bob- - 37, 43, 50, 56, 76, 52, 116 Brooks, Chip--37 Brouillette, Denise--10, 46 Brown, Gene--37, 137 Brown, Kimberley- - 62 , 146 Brown, Lauri--28, 146 Browne, Ken- -48, 49, 5 1 , 56, 155 Brownlee, Mitch--35 Bruns, A nn- - 29 Bryant, Donna- - 32, 5 1 , 155 Buckner, Bonnie--32, 155 Bullard, Philip--37, 48, 49, 56 Bumpus, Karen--155 Burgess, Patricia- - 147 Burkhardt, Becky- - 30, 42, 48,49, 50, 55, 147 Burrow, Brad-- 103 Burt, Randy--41, 137 Bush, Julia--29, 65, 147 Buttery, Maralee- - 26, 30, 42, 60, 63, 65, 147 Caldwell, Dorothy--79, 116 Campbell, Karen--28 Cardiff, Kim- - 32, 96, 155 Carleton, Cathryn--ll6 Carpenter, David--36 Carroll, Mark--87 Carter, Chris-- 155 Carter, Donna--29 Carter, Judy--51, 55, 147 Casad, Connie--117 Cascio, Toni — 155 Caselli, Valerie--31 Gates, Craig-- 37, 147 Charlton, Lacey--51, 155 Chase, Larry- -87 Chavers, Nancy-- 155 Chavez, Lisa--59, 147 Chiesa, Mark-- 147 Chilton, Clarice- - 52, 55, 155 Clayton, Gary--137 Clearman, R obin- - 37, 4 1 , 155 Cleaver, Car ol- - 1 1 , 28, 155 Clegg, Karen-- 117 Cleveland, Walt--48, 50, 53, 56, 155 Clifton, Lisa--29 Cluck, David-- 103 Coe, Herbert--87, 155 Coers, William--36, 147 Cole, Kerry--28, 137 Collins, Robin--156 Conner, Molly-- 156 Corley, Deanne--156 194 Cornelias, Beth-- 156 Cornett, Clay--34, 100 Cornish, Ann--92 Cotten, Larry-- 34, 53, 54 Coaghran, Kathy--147 Cox, Karlene--137 Cox, Kr isanne- - 1 1 7 Cragg, Steve--37, 43, 73, 117 Craig, Marsha--48, 50, 137 Crain, Julie- - 71 , 1 18 Crixell, Viveca--29, 156 Cross, Joe--26, 37, 43, 137 Cross, Kathy--137 Crouch, Tim-- 12, 37 Cude, Garry--52, 56, 118 Cunningham, Marier-29 Cunningham, Mike--37 Currie, Sue-- 156 Curtis, William--35, 137 Daigle, Laura-- 156 Dalton, Dan--37, 52, 147, 156 Dalton, Rett--34, 66 Damiani, Anna--51 Danheim, Mark--37,48, 50, 56, 156 Darby, Dan--37 Daude, Matthew- -26, 52, 156 Davidson, D onald-- 156 Davies, Mitch-- 156 Davis, Donna--32 Davis, John- - 13 Davis, Leslie--51, 56, 147 Dawson, Laura- - 59, 92, 147 Dawson, Mark--42,48, 61, 118 Day, Dianne--29, 147 Deason, Loretta--92, 96, 156 Deaver, Danny--36 DeDear, Pattye- - 10, 12 Deeds, Michael--68, 147 DeFries, Bill-- 147 Degrand, Jack--34 Demanzuk, Ruth--28,37, 42, 147 Dice, Kevin--36, 156 Dickson, Jon--36 Dieck, John--36, 42, 61, 147 Dilts, Russell--39, 118 Doering, Steve-- 100 Dory, Stephanie-- 52, 53, 54, 55, 80, 137 Doud, Tom--37, 156 Doughty, Janice--50, 84, 96, 137 Dowell, Dwight--157 Downing, Peggy- - 42, 50, 58, 61, 137 Drake, Donna--29, 157 Drake, Vicci--157 Dressier, Brenda--46, 50 Dubuis, Liz--29, 37, 137 Duddlesten, Jerri--35, 147 Duffield, Jimmy--32, 87, 119 Duke, Barbara--32, 119 Dulany, Diana- - 12, 29, 148 Durett, Cindy--30, 148 Earney, Ann--30 Eckert, Stephanie- - 5 1 , 157 Edgar, Jim--43, 65, 119 Edge, Cindy--137 Edmonds, Bill-- 157 Edwards, Patricia- - 1 19 Eimann, David- - 37, 48, 157 Ellis, Karen--55, 59 Ellis, Mark--119 Ellis, Mike--36, 119 Ellis, Tom--119 Ellisor, Thomas-- 148 Enoch, David--41, 157 Eoff, Sharon--92, 96, 148 Escamilla, Marlene--23, 77,119 Ethridge, Liz-- 157 Evans, April--48, 157 Evans, Darlene- - 30, 65 , 148 Ewbank, Robin--29, 157 Fadrique, Randy--34 Fagan, Karis- - 35, 42, 6 1 , 77, 120 Fairburn, Tanya- - 52, 54, 55, 75, 120 Farmer, Tracy- - 28, 148 Farnsworth, Elizabeth-- 148 Farr, Joe-- 103, 120 Felan, Arthur- - 1 03, 1 57 Feller, Debbie--48 Fidler, Patti--32, 48, 50, 120 Field, Jennifer--29 Fisher, Bunny- - 1 3, 30, 46, 52, 56, 157 Fitch, Susan--59, 120 Fitzpatrick, Ed--52, 53, 54, 56, 157 Flagg, Terri--30, 52 Flournoy, Scott--34, 138 Flowers, James--50,56 Floyd, Mike- -36 Flynn, Lisa-- 157 Fountain, John-- 120 Foxworth, Doug--37 Frazer, Aubra--29, 37, 56, 148 Fuessel, Cindy- - 5 1 , 55, 148 Fulkes, Pat--52, 55, 138 Fulmer, Patr icia - - 29, 48, 50, 148 Galindo, Lorraine- - 157 Galloway, Barbara--30, 121 Gamez, Absalon--121 Garcia, Naomi- - 52, 148 Gardner, Lela--29, 53, 138 Garth, Leta--35 Garth, Tanner- - 32, 35 Gates, Charlotte--42, 43, 46, 82, 121 195 Gauntt, Tony-- 138 Gawlik, Terry--92, 96, 157 Gebel, Pamela--29, 157 Gentry, Beth--51, 157 Gentry, Felicia-- 148 Gibbs, Steve--87 Gibson, Greg--33, 158 Gilmore, Chris--34 Gilmore, Dennis- - 52, 54, 56, 138 Gilmore, Matt--35 Gol, Joanna--158 Gonzales, Danny-- 158 Goode, Joel- - 158 Goodnow, Maureen- - 30, 158 Grabow, Dee-- 158 Graef, Laur ie- - 29, 5 1 , 99 , 158 Graff, Laura--30, 44, 138 Graham, Joanie- - 32, 37, 158 Gravens, Ricky-- 103 Graves, Joe--51 Gray, Wren--28, 33, 43, 39 Grayum, Craig--121 Green, Jack- - 34, 48, 49, 50, 51, 158 Greene, Elise--121 Greene, Sheila- - 30, 37, 121 Griffin, Missi--56, 158 Grisham, Laura-- 3 0, 12Z Groos, Barbara--138 Guevara, Henry--66, 138 Guidry, Charles- - 34, 98, 138 Hahn, Lester--87, 138 Hall, Keith--61, 70, 122 Hammac, Gary- - 100, 148 Hammond, Paula--28, 138 Hampton, Therese--30, 51, 158 Hankins, Mitch- - 37, 43, 122 Hansen, Debra- - 92, 96, 148 Hanson, Eric--34, 122 Hardberger, Melissa-- 96, 138 Hardy, Holly--28, 114, 158 Hares, Holly--28 Harrington, Nancy--32 Ha rris, Anne-- 158 Harris, Neil--34, 123 Harris, Sally- - 32, 53, 148 Harris, Steve- - 36, 138 Harston, Lisa-- 158 Harting, Pam--158 Hartman, Renee--158 Harton, Sue--60 Hartwig, Carol--32, 138 Hasskarl, John- -103 Hatch, Kristin--32, 158 Havelka, Diane--59 Hawkins, Carla- - 30, 5 1, 37, 52, 138 Hawn, Scott--35 Hayes, Debra-- 138 Heacock, Lavonne--138 Heacock, Shari- - 33, 56, 149 Hedley, Elizabeth- - 149 Heitman, Gerry-- 103 Henderson, Virginia-- 28, 138 Hendrix, Connie-- 138 Heuschkell, Liz--28, 159 Heydenreich, Robert-- 34, 149 Hill, Cynthia-- 123 Hindman, Kathleen- - 29, 37, 123 Hinson, Candace- - 29, 37, 43, 138 Hobbs, Debra-- 149 Holbrook, Leesa- - 29, 37, 123 Holley, Dianne--139 Hollingsworth, Beth-- 29 Holt, Andrea--35, 44, 139 Horn, Sharon--59, 139 Houghton, Beverly--29, 37, 43, 45, 66, 73, 124 House, William-- 124 Houston, Michael-- 52, 56, 124 Hubbard, Alberta--40, 5 1, 65, 139 Hudgins, Cindy--139 Hudson, Jeanna--159 Huff, Les--48,49, 53 Huffman, Beth Ann--43, 46, 124 Huffman, Sarah- -28 Hurmis, Darrell--125 Hurst, Lynn--37, 139 Huser, Barbara--51 Hutchins, Gregory-- 149 ImMasche, Cheryl--29, 159 Irwin, Paul--34, 43, 139 Ivers, Jim--33,35 Jackson, Allen- -48, 50, 56, 139 James, Dustin- -42, 48, 49, 61, 84 Janecek, Sharon-- 149 Jaramillo, A1--149 Jaramillo, Maria--28, 159 Johnson, Donna--32 Johnson, Jim-- 103 Johnson, Jana--32 Johnson, Lowell--37, 159 Johnson, Minnie- - 25 , 40, 66, 125 Johnson, Nathan-- 125 Johnson, Sheila-- 159 Johnston, James--34 Johnston, Melinda--28, 149 Jones, Debby- -28, 43, 125 Jones, George--34, 139 Jones, Ginger--28, 159 Jones, James--159 Jones, Jamie--28, 159 Jones, Nathan-- 37, 52 196 Kay, Corinn--29 Keene, Shelley--50, 149 Kemp, Rose--125 Kennedy, Kimberley- - 30 Key, Paula--29, 159 Khouw, Raymond--42, 98, 125 Kilgore, John-- 103 Kiker, Tim--33, 37, 65, 149 King, Belinda--51, 139 Kinney, Ginny--159 Kirk, Bill--37, 61 Kirkpatrick,, Neil--37, 51,65, 159 Kishego, Mark-- 15 Klar, Mary--92, 96, 159 Klopp, Steve-- 103, 126 Knight, Elizabeth--37, 51, 114, 159 Knight, Gary--37, 159 Knorpp, Regina--28, 59 Koenig, Kathleen- - 37, 139 Kofman, Laura- - 3 1, 159 Koontz, Bart--35 Koslovsky, Larry--71 Kurtin, Phyllis- -48, 50, 149 Kwan, Edward--58 LaFuente, Tina--96, 159 Lambert, Karen- -25, 29, 37, 52, 54, 65 Lancaster, Laura--35 Lang, Gregory--36, 110, 149 Larson, Leah--59 Latimer, Jeffrey-- 149 Leediker, Kent--139 Leggett, Cherrie--126 Leigh, Theresa--92, 140 Leonard, Bob-- 103, 140 Leonard, Mike-- 103 Lewis, Aaron--48, 49, 50, 56 Lewis, Darlene--92 Lewis, Jay--87 Lieberum, Eugenia-- 92, 160 Limmer, James--103 Little, Karen-- 140 Livesay, Wallace- - 37, 43, 140 Loden, Larry--34, 160 Logan, Laura--32, 160 Loring, Patrick--37, 160 Lostracco, Tal--10, 160 Loudon, Jan-- 126 Louis, Alex-- 103, 140 Louis, Allison--30, 160 Loveless, Virginia- - 140 Lovett, Lin--35 Low, Valerie--31 Lowery, Lasses--126 Lozano, Steve--36, 140 Luepaitz, Roy--45, 140 Lufburrow, Steve--37, 1 6 C Lynch, Catherine- - 29, 37, 51 MacDonald, Kathy Beth-- 160 Machicek, Anna-- 149 Macina, Mary- -46, 67, 73, 127 MacLean, Kathy-- 149 Malish, Dolores--30, 51 Mandell, Barbara- - 29, 33, 149 Mann, Debbie--30, 140 Mann, Neil-- 127 Marquis, Sharon- -42, 50, 59, 149 Marroquin, Carl-- 160 Marshall, Morrisa--92, 150 Martin, Melinda- - 56, 160 Mathers, Chris--49 Mathews, Patrice- - 28, 56 Matias, Jorge- - 58, 160 Mattke, Michele--30, 127 McAtee, Nancy--35 McCampbell, Brad--34, 100, 160 McCord, James-- 32, 34, 127 McCord, Jody--34 McCullin, Albert--36 McCullin, James--36, 16 McDaniel, George--37, 140 McDuffie, Patti--29, 140 McGahey, Cheryl--28, 52, 150 McGlynn, James-- 160 McGrede, Steve- - 34, 66, 150 McKee, John-- 150 McKim, Mark--34 McKinney, Jerry--42, 150 McLeod, Christy--56, 114, 160 McMillan, Mary Ell- - 28, 150 McNeill, Mona--29, 33 McNeill, Scott--34 McNutt, James--60, 140 McPha.il, Marilyn--37, 128 McPhail, Mark--35,66, 150 McWilliams, Bobby-- 141 Meyer, Mark-- 128 Michael, Jim- - 10, 1 1 , 37 Middlebrooks, Dan-- 110 Miller, Jane--30, 161 Middlebrooks, Robin--35 Minick, Michael-- 36, 128 Minks, Dennis--87 Minor, Monica- -28, 60, 141 Miori, Marsha--30, 128 Mitchell, Roger--37 Moffitt, Laura-- 150 Moffitt, Mike--34, 98 Moody, Michelle--29, 56, 5), 150 Moon, Debbie-- 141 Moore, Howard-- 36 Moore, Lezlie--32 Morgan, James--34 Morris, Brenda- - 33, 4 8, 49, 150 Morris, Toni--129 Morris, Yuki--41,141 Moses, Kristi--45, 59, 141 197 Moses, La y n i 6 - - 129 Muenzler, Randi--52,99 Munson, Da vid- - 37, 52, 56 Munson, Mark--48,49, 50 Murphy, Gayle- - 29, 51, 150 Murtagh, Maureen--45 Musgrove, Merrily--92, 96 Myers, Tere-- 10, 11, 75 Nash, Barry-- 11, 12, 13, 37, 42, 46, 150 Neal, Bryan-- 103, 161 Neely, Carol--l6l Neely, Catherine- - 28, 60, 141 Neely, Roger--39, 43, 129 Nees, Jean--59, 141 Nelson, Bill-- 129 Neves, Amy--29 Newman, Cindy--30, 161 Newman, Clint-- 150 Nichols, Sandy--32, 99, 161 Nixon, Cary--32, 150 Norris, Chuck--35, 150 Noteboom, Lisa--32, 151 Nygrin, Tanya--92 O ' Connell, Carol--31 Odom Carlton-- 12, 98, 161 Olivarez, Margie-- 161 Oliver, Jan- -31, 161 Oliver, Jim--58 Olsen, Nancy--29, 161 Orgain, Ben--35 Oroza, Gustavo--48, 50, 56, 80 Osment, Joe--34, 161 Ozan, Colleen-- 3 1, 59, 151 Pace, Jackson-- 14.1 Palmer, Peggy--141 Pankey, Diane-- 161 Parker, Amy--28, 37 Pate, Jerry--34 Patton, Charla--48, 50, 161 Payne, Yvette--29, 114, 151 Peacock, Hal--41, 161 Pelosi, Lisa--32, 45, 151 Pelton, ' Jennifer- -51, 161 Pennington, Lisa--92 Perkins, Darlene--56 Perkins, Eric--94 Peters, Jeff--48, 49 Peterson , Jamie--52, 53 Pfaeffle, Sue--57, 151 Phillipi, Danice--53, 29, 141 Phillips, Hope--32, 161 Phillips, Linda A. --29, 39, 58 Phillips, Linda D. --56, 161 Phillips, Terri--16l Pierce, Vicki- - 5 1 , 55, 162 Piwetz, Mark--48, 49, 50, 56 Pollard, Vivian--28, 37, 68, 162 Pollock, Pam--92, 96, 141 Ponsford, Leigh-- 37, 94, 141 .. ■ ' • Pontiff, Steve--37, 141 Pool, Joe--57, 162 Powell, Karen-- 162 Prats, Barbara-- 130 Pratt, Allison--28 Preis, Nancy--32, 141 Preis, Rex--34 Preston, Ricky--100 Price, Allan--37, 141 Pruett, Ken--66, 162, 57 Puryear, David-- 103 Qualia, Charles--37 Querbach, Gary--37,43, 142 Querbach, Karen-- 162 Raboine, Marsha--42 Rapson, Jim--162 Reed, Charlotte- - 50, 55, 162 Reed, Debbie- -25, 29, 52, 53, 130 Reed, J. P. --34, 142 Reed, Michael-- 162 Reed, Ronnie--48 Reese, Kassy--48, 162 Renfrew, Lance- -48, 49, 50 Rentfro, Cal--37 Rex, Colette-- 162 Reynolds, Dennis--142 Reynolds, Eric--35, 151 Rhoden, Michael--34 Richmond, Janice- - 28, 33, 65, 151 Richter, Billy-- 162 Rieg, Tim--103 Rielly, Melanie- - 50, 5 1, 55, 151 Robertson, Steve--37 Robertson, Susan- - 32, 65, 142 Rochelle, Amanda--162 Rogers, Cindy- - 52, 130 Rosenblad, Diane--29, 37, 162 Ross, Marlon--22, 24, 39, 67, 74, 130 Rossy, Kenneth- - 37, 66, 151 Rothert, Eric-- 103, 162 Rowland, Kathy--32, 163 Rulla, Jim--51, 94, 163 Russ, Bryan--34, 110, 151 Russell, Les--100 Russell, Marsha--30, 131 Salmon, Chris- - 4 1 , 44, 58, 62, 65, 151 Salter, Mike-- 142 Sanchez, Felipe-- 103 Sandberg, Karol- - 30, 48, 163 Sandberg, Lynne- - 30, 48, 50, 142 198 Schaefer, Randy-- 103, 163 Schermerhorn, Andrea-- 32, 94 Schieffer, Mark-- 103 Schleicher, Kevin--151 Schlemmer, Ellen-- 142 Schlenker, Tom--37, 57, 163 Schmid, Mike--65, 151 Schmoeller, Judy--28, 151 Schnepel, Julie- -29, 37, 42, 50, 52, 151 Schoen, R obert- - 37, 43, 78, 131 Scholl, Karl--66, 83, 94, 142 Scholl, Tim--48, 49, 51, 52, 53, 152 Schroeder, Michael--34 Schroff, Lisa--29, 48, 163 Schroff, Rick--34, 49 Schuller, Christina- -50 Sellers, Leah--30 Sells, Keith--36, 163 Sells, Mona--40, 114, 163 Sells, Sheila--40, 142 Sessions, Mark--37,43, 110, 142 Sessions, Pete--23,37, 63, 65, 110, 131 Sewell, Phil--87 Sexton, Celia--68 Sharp, Jarre--53, 152 Sharpe, Linda--30, 152 Sheffield, Anne-- 13, 46 Sheffield, Carol--96, 131 Shell, Caroline--28, 33, 142 Shelton, Andy--36 Shepherd, Richard--42, 61 Shepherd, Robert--6l Sheppard, Constance-- 28, 52, 163 Sherouse, Ronald--34 Sherrod, Katie--28, 142 Shevack, Rhonda-- 163 Shipp, Gary--37 Shoup, Julie--29, 163 Shungu, Dikoma--l63 Simmons, David- - 63, 65, 152 Simmons, Re- - 1 3, 46, 67, 152 Sisk, Candy- - 30, 143 Skinner, Ann--35 Slaughter, Kathleen- - 10, 28, 152 Slauter, Mike--36 Sleppy, Dale-- 103 Sloan, Carol--30, 50, 51, 163 Sloan, Thomas--34 Sluder, Leslie-- 163 Smith, Andy--37, 43, 53, 54 Smith, Don -37, 163 Smith, Eric--37, 42, 78, 132 Smith, Jay--36, 164 Smith, Jonathan--87 Smith, Kelly-- 13, 46 Smith, Kendall- -52 Smith, Mark-- 143 Sonnenberg, John-- 35, 143 Spain, Cathy-- 152 Spellmann, Amy--48 Spellmann, Don--48,49, 51 Spencer, Adele--143 Spracklen, Kim--32,56, 99, 164 Stancil, Lorena- - 30, 48, 50, 152, 49 Stanford, Blake- -35 Stanley, David--34, 98, 164 Stanley, Mike- - 1 1, 37, 43, 53, 56, 132 Steer, Kathy- - 32, 45, 143 Steger, Rian--164 Sterling, Peggy-- 164 Stiba, David-- 103 Stoltenberg, Jeff--6l,82, 143 Stone, Russell--87, 143 Stowers, Frank- - 37, 52, 56, 164 Strane, Tracy- - 32, 92, 96 Strasdin, John-- 152 Stroud, Brooke- - 32, 34, 152 Stump, Randy--36, 152 Sullivan, Colleen- - 28, 42 Talbert, Tom--6l, 132 Tandy, Lizette- - 143 Tanksley, Helen-- 143 Tatum Shirley--39, 40, 48, 143 Teas, Carol - - 164 Teinert, Eunice--164 Terry, Faye--133 Terry, Scott--103 Thomas, Mary Beth-- 30, 152 Thomas, Robert--37 Thompson, Cullum--34 Thompson, Karen--28, 35 Thompson, Margaret-- 29, 152 Thompson, Michael--87 Tillman, Susan- -42, 6 1 , 59, 143 Tittle, Sharon--28, 114, 143 Tobolka, Rick-- 103 Todd, Brian--48, 49, 56, 143 Tomme, Glenda--29, 164 Tourtellotte, Tom--94, 143 Troconis, Renato--144 Truitt, Steve--46, 58 Trujillo, Evelyn-- 144 Tubbs, Jenny--164 Tunnell, Sarah- - 32, 65, 152 Turner, Cynthia--28, 152 Turner, Valerie--133 Turner, William-- 133 Tuttle, Gwyn--32 199 Valley, Cliff--48, 56, 57, 110, 133 Van Cleave, Lorna--30, 48, 50, 51, 55, 164 Vandament, Beth--30 Vandernaillen, Vicky-- 29, 133 Van Winkle, Ann-- 152 Vardiman, Rebecca--50, 51, 59, 144 Varner, Miles- - 52, 53, 164 Varteressian, Vicky-- 133 Vasquez, Ruben--144 Vega, Cindy--133 Victorin, Sally--29 Villaret, Amanda- - 55, 153 Vrana, Sherry-- 144 Waggoner, Mark--36, 153 Walton, Bill-- 144 Washington, Cynthia--56 Wayland, John- -51, 164 Weaver, Jeff--87 Webb, Kay--43, 44, 60, 68, 72, 134 Webb, Patricia--40, 144 Weiler, Chaille--153 Weller, Mary- - 32, 37, 144 White, Marian--28, 134 Whitfield, Beth--30, 153 Whitlow, Stuart--72 Whitman, Pam--29,56, 164 Whitworth, Kenneth--87 Wickes, Missy-- 32, 48, 50, 164 Wiemers, Deborah--31, 59, 153 Wilcox, Margaret-- 30, 145 Wilkerson, Mike--34, 134 Wilkins, Steve-- 100 Willard, Cindy-- 31 Willems, Debbie- - 32, 35 ; 76 Williams, BU1--37, 145 Williams, Julie- - 32, 153 Williams, La ura- -29, 57, 153 Williams, Ted-- 103 Williamson, Michael-- 145 Williamson, Tom--57,60, 145 Willis, Greg--34, 61, 153 Wilsher, M ' Lynda- - 153 Wilson, Chris--34, 153 Wilson, Kara--30, 134 Wilson, Kenneth-- 12, 13 Wilson, Mary Jean-- 5 1, 145 Wilson, Tek--10, 13,46 Wimmer, Alan--34 Wimmer, Lori--51,59, 153 Winslow, Angie--29 Wisdom, Mark--65, 164 Wise, Kay--29, 51 Wood, Mark--37, 153 Woodfin, Patty-- 30, 33, 53, 153 Worley, Matt--34 Worsham, Ray--35 Worthing, Ann- - 56, 62, 153 Yarber, Michael-- 145 Yates, Kathy--32, 153 Yeary, Ca ndace- -42, 45, 134 Young, George- - 37, 43, 65, 81 Young, John--37, 153 Yuen, Oscar--153 Zimmerhanzel, Mark-- 103 Zook, Craig--61, 134 Zwiener, Jeff- - 37, 42, 53, 145 Zwiener, John--37, 164 THE LAST WORD Sine Qua Non Department: Special thanks to Bretna Smith, who knows everything about everybody; to Kirk and Carol Treible; to Barbara Brightwell; to the University News Ser- vice, which has gotten more than one Sou ' wester out from between a rock and a hard place; to Weldon Crowley, for encouragement and moral support; to Liane Abrams of Stevens Studios, who helped to make an odious job somewhat more bearable; and to John Schulze, for all the help, commiseration and good advice he provided. This volume is dedicated to the past editors of the Sou ' wester . Nobody knows the trouble they ' ve seen. If this book looks haphazard, it certain- ly ought to. But we did what we could with what we had, and better luck next year. K. W. 200 - r