Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

Lost Lost in a world where we must choose and choose aright as though by light in darkest night w - SW A choice A choice must now be made boldly stayed emblazoned; grandly laid in verse of stone and played out in our lives ■ r 4VvAfV Onward Outward we must fly upward to the light for drifting here we will not change or grow — so dark the night Onward Outward it matters not the way we choose we cannot choose and know that we are right to seek the light no way to choose aright But choose we must and make the way choose so we shall and seek the day when we are born to greater light and love than we now dream of Lee Davis cmK b5 x to COMING TO PARTY New students came to be oriented, old students came back to work for their degrees. Freshmen found the buildings, and upperclass males checked out the new females. Everyone settled down to a semester of hard partying and or studying. Freshmen discovered the phenomena of fraternity parties and quickly learned the social scene at Southwestern. People returned to their favorite haunts such as Adeline ' s and Possum Creek Inn. Rolling regained its popularity. Big G ' s became Frontier Hall over the summer, providing country-western music and Friday night kicker dancing. On Saturdays, Mr. Gatti ' s was the place to watch Saturday Night Live. Sooner or later, everybody went to Austin to discover a night life that Georgetown doesn ' t have. Cartoonfests were sponsored by the Spot committee, and we enjoyed seeing our old friends Bugs Bunny and the Roadrunner again. • ft rijSf, - . j£ •W - But the professors had other things in mind for the students to do. PLUS helped the freshmen learn how to study. Syllabi proved to be as puzzling and vague as ever, with corrections usually being made every two weeks. Returning students rediscovered the all-nighter and appreciated the fact that 7- 11 is open all night for munchies breaks. If you were lucky enough to have a teacher who contributed to the library test file or a student with old tests, then you at least had a fighting chance come test day. By midsemester, many students were wondering whatever prompted them to sign up for that course. - | AND TO STUDY COSMOLOGY COMES TO CAMPUS In October, the most significant event to happen at Southwestern was the Brown Symposium. This year, the subject was cosmology and it brought Dr. John Wheeler and Dr. Kip Thorne. The symposium dealt with such topics as black holes and the physics of the universe. It was a great success, and students debated the theories for weeks. HALLOWEEN Students put down their books to participate in the merry-making of Halloween. The annual apple-dunking contest was held again during dinner in the Commons, and contestants were able to show off their breath-holding abilities. A pumpkin-carving contest was also sponsored but many pumpkins were left rotting in the corners of rooms. LK open house was well- attended, with goblins roaming the halls. One never knew just what was around the corner, but gypsy fortune-tellers would inform you of your future . The annual Halloween dance, sponsored by the Union brought in a lot of crazy costumes, including a VD cell and a Killer Bee. The evening was irreverent, and provided students with an outlet for craziness. UP IN SMOKE-SNEED BURNS The word passed quickly through the campus- Sneed Hall had burned during the night. Were there any survivors? Did it burn all the way to the ground? Will it be rebuilt? Thankfully, no lives were lost, and everyone was safe. Apparently, faulty wiring in the upstairs bathroom was the cause. Many stopped by Sneed on their way to class to see if it really had burned. Some Sneedies lost many possessions, so the students started a collection for them. Hints for getting the smoke out of their clothes was common. Gold ' s Department Store opened so the Sneedies could get some clothes. Southwestern gave each girl to replace necessities. During the day, the women were relocated into the panhellenic and resource rooms of L.K. As for the fate of Sneed, no one is certain. The 24 rooms lost will be recovered with the renovation of the LK Annex. The Annex will be renamed McCullough Hall, with the second floor named Sneed Suite. But McCullough Hall will never recapture the home-like atmosphere of Sneed. 12 13 RETURNING Once again, many alumni returned to their alma mater for Homecoming. According to tradition, the golf flags were flown on top of the commons to honor the event. Plants suddenly emerged and the campus was tidied up to welcome the alums back. This year, the Homecoming game was between the Pikes and the I ' s, with the Flying I Band providing the halftime entertainment. Another highlight was the Old-timers baseball game. Former Southwestern baseball stars c ompeted against the Southwestern team. MOOD HALL REOPENS Mood Hall was rededicated and renamed Mood-Bridwell Hall during Homecoming. The year-long renovations were finally completed and Mood-Bridwell was officially displayed for everyone to see. The building now houses most of the faculty offices, classrooms, the computer center, and a museum. The museum contains objects which portray the life around Georgetown and the history of Southwestern University. ST. ELMO ' S FIRE This year, St. Elmo ' s Fire returned to entertain Southwestern for the umpteenth time. In an attempt to make this an all-university event, the Union asked many groups to help sponsor St. Elmo ' s Fire. Many students attended this concert and found it to be good Friday night entertainment. 16 GREEK WEEK AND THE GREAT CHILI COOKOFF Panhellenic and IFC again sponsored Greek Week to promote better Greek relations. A Wheelsathon was held for charity with all the participants circling campus on some sort of wheels. The big event, though, was the chili cookoff. Fraternities and sororities fought for the title of best chili , and everyone had their own idea of who had the best. A dance was planned at Frontier Hall, but it was cancelled due to the closing of Frontier Hall. MERRY CHRISTMAS Christmas cheer spread through the campus as students caroled and trimmed miniature trees for their rooms. Tradition was the theme, beginning with the traditional presentation of Handel ' s Messiah by the Chorale. The Extraordinaires trimmed the Christmas tree in the SUB while many students supervised The simple beauty of the Candlelight Service touched many, while others thought the Christmas dinner in the Commons more appetizing. The faculty proved to be good waiters, as they served coffee and dessert. 18 DECEMBER GRADUATION December was graduation time for those graduating early or late. There was a record number of December graduates this year. The new alumni left to face a vast future, hoping that Southwestern left them prepared to meet it. 19 BEGINNING A NEW SEMESTER Spring began with long registration lines, and students not sure as to which lines were the right ones. Once finished, there was also the problem of moving back in. Classes began again, and once more we settled down to the country club life at Southwestern. 20 RUSH, RUSHING, RUSHED What Greeks had been anticipating all year finally occurred in January: freshman rush. This was the weekend that they were catered to in the hopes that they would join. After two nights of parties for men, and three nights for women, decisions were made on both sides. Ideally, these decisions would match, and for the most part, they did. But there were also those freshmen who did not receive the bid of their choice or any at all. And there were those who just wanted to be independent. Bid day was a day for squeals of happiness and tears of frustration. GIVING BLOOD, GIVING LIFE In January, Ruter House Council sponsored a blood drive. A large number of students participated as many pints were collected. For those who gave blood for the first time, they found that it really didn ' t hurt, and it was a good way to get free orange juice and cookies. 22 SHAMROCK OUT, SAGA Students came back from Spring Break to discover a notice that told of a change in food services. The first question most students wanted to know was whether it would provide better food or not. Rumors flew around campus about changes. As it turned out, Shamrock asked to leave because it was operating at a loss with no apparent turnaround in sight. Saga agreed to step in at once and began operation when students returned from Spring Break. In an effort to economize, Saga produced food that many students referred to as mystery meals . Students also complained about smaller portions served. By the end of the year, however, food became more recognizable and larger portions were served. Most decided that it was a change for the better. ELECTIONS Elections held in April determined who will be the leaders next year. For days, candidates asked students to sign their petitions. In the Georgetown election, the issue of beer-to-go was decided. By a margin of 23 votes, it was approved. Beer has come to Georgetown. Senate Officers President: Janice Richmond Vice-president: Herb Coe Secretary: Pat Stafford Treasurer: Shirley Fleuriet Educational Affairs: Neil Kirkpatrick Judiciary President: Judy Schmoeller Publication Editors Megaphone: Hoyt Riley Sou ' wester: Joel Vera Magazine: Eric Reynolds m PARENT ' S WEEKEND Southwestern welcomed the parents of students in April. It was a common sight to see students giving their parents a grand tour of the campus. Mothers and fathers saw their children honored at the Honors Assembly. Many awards were given, including Cardinal Key ' s Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore Women, won by Cynthia Burns and Jan Oliver, respectively. Alpha Chi members and Who ' s Who recipients were also recognized. After lunch, parents were treated to sorority and fraternity receptions. The overall effect was having parents leave knowing that Southwestern was worth the tuition money. J. FINALS BLUES k+Jj a£ W ?, I |M POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE OPERA THEATRE PRESENTS 1 .„ • DIALOGUE OF THE CARMELITES CULTURE COMES TO S.U. This year proved to be a very successful year for the Artist Series. The first to come to Southwestern this year was Victoria de los Angeles, internationally acclaimed opera star. In February, violini st Eugene Fodor. Audiences were enchanted by his masterful recital. Finally, Jose Greco and his company treated Southwestern to Spanish flamenco dancing. TWELFTH NIGHT Orsino Sebastian Eddie Cating Tim Crouch Antonio A Sea Captain Valentine Jeffrey Osborn Barry Nash Wallace Hines Curio Re Simmons Sir Toby Belch Sir Andrew Tal Lostracoo John Davis Malvolio Kelly Smith ?v- - Fabian John Buchanan Feste Ken Wilson Olivia Cynthia Burns Viola Pattye DeDear Maria Terri Middlebrooks Officers Steve Truitt Price Blalock THE HOSTAGE Pat Meg Monsewer Teresa Leslie I.R.A. Officer Feargus Mr. Mulleady Miss Gilchrist Rio Rita Princess Grace Ropeen Colette Kate Mouse Bobo Bridget Mary Russian Sailor O ' Shaunessy Eddie Cating Danice Phillippi Jeff Osborn Anne Sheffield Malcolm McQuoid Ken Wilson Tim Crouch Barry Nash Carol Cleaver Wallace Hines Carlton Odom Brenda Pontiff Bobbie Fisher Cynthia Burns Tim Scholl Pattye DeDear Tami Treuhardt Beth Vandament Miles Varner Sergio Chavarria $ %m - 41 1 m 91 Km ' £ . BALCONY SHOWS ' Shadow Box ' Losers Directed by Kelly Smith Directed by Barry Nash - LONG DAYS JOURNEY INTO NIGHT fr Mary Tyrone . 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Jt V : 1 i • Si SENIOR SHOWS Trifles Directed by Helen Dunbar ' The Little Foxes Directed by Anne Sheffield ' Pfieffer ' s People Directed by Dayle Skore BEHIND THE SCENES WHO ' S WHO DEBBIE BARR KYLE BABICK JOE CROSS jnm CAROL BENNETT ' 5 TF PEGGY DOWNING ROBERT EDMONSON TERRI FLAGG LELA GARDNER VIRGINIA HENDERSON BOBBIE FISHER 40 W : ' CANDACE HINSON NOT PICTURED: DUSTIN JAMES VIRGINIA LOVELESS DEBBIE MANN KIM ROZACKY MARK SESSIONS NOT PICTURED: JEFF STOLTENBERG BRETNA SMITH 43 BRIAN TODD SUSAN TILLMAN 44 REBECCA VARDIMAN JEFF WEAVER ■Tf ' -l PAT WEBB SOU ' WESTER SUPERLATIVES PUBLICATIONS DUSTIN JAMES i-o; 1 -. 5 • DEBBIE BERKEY STUDENT LIFE SHARON JANECEK JEFF ZWIENER ACADEMICS COLLEEN SULLIVAN 18 STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAVID SIMMONS 49 ALEX LOUIS SPORTS MIKE THOMPSON 50 C; . : r-rv c:-zi Z ' « ALBERTA HUBBARD STUDENT UNION 51 MATTHEW DAUDE FINE ARTS JULIE SCHNEPEL 52 ALPHA DELTA PI First row: Holly Campbell, Patrice Mathews, Suzanne Ford, Pattie Burrer, Hillery Keith, Amy Parker, Jamie Jones, Deanne Corley, Vicci Drake, Linda Cavness. Second row: Judy Brown, Holly Hardy, Julie Brawner, Susan Tillman, Sharon Tittle, Sonja Ferguson, Karen Little, Regina Knorpp, Kathleen Slaughter, Michelle McGill. Third row: Cynthia Burns, Jannae Tunnell, Janice Richmond, Sally Suh, Lisa Natoli, Judy Schmoeller, Kelly Chambers, Rosanna Lapham, Vivian Pollard, Gwen Griffin. Fourth row: Ruth Demanzuk, Jan Ramsey, Carol Cleaver, Pam Hartung, Liz Heuschkell, Constance Sheppard, Cheryl McGahey, Kerry Cole. Fifth row: Leslie Kirby, Pam Pollock, Mary Ell McMillan, Janet Russell, Colleen Sullivan, Melinda Johnston, Cindy Truax, Bonnie Blakney. Not pictured: Karen Bebee, Cindy Bell, Karen Campbell, Paula Hammond, Carol Neely, Allison Pratt, Caroline Shell. DELTA DELTA DELTA First row: Yvette Payne, Glenda Tomme, Michelle Moody, Lela Gardner, Barb Mandell, Beth Hollingsworth, Mona McNeill. Second row: Ellen Affleck, Ellin Prudhomme, Karla Ailts, Carey Roper, Kendall Parrish, Donna Carter, Julie Schnepel. Third row: Molly Conner, Donna Drake, Cathy Lynch, Dianne Day, Margaret Thompson, Nancy Olsen, Aubra Frazer, Elizabeth Knight, Missi Griffin. Fourth row: Ann Bruns, Jeanie Speck, Carolyn Abraham, Viveca Crixell, Robin Ewbank, Amy Neves, Julie Shoup, Candace Hinson, Teresa Schroeder, Angie Winslow, Pam Whitman, Marie Cunningham, Lynn Sells, Gayle Murphy, Eddy Bray, Jerri Duddlesten, Annette Kent, Ginny Kinney, Mimi Winters, Julia Bush. Fifth row: Sally Victorin, Paula Key, Melinda Pentecost, Karen Lambert, Danice Phillippi, Diane Rosenblad, Cheryl ImMasche, Cindy Williams, Laurie Graef, Beth Gentry, Carol Bender. Not pictured: Kathy Black, Lisa Clifton, Liz Dubuis, Shirley Fleuriet, Trisha Fulmer, Laura Moffitt, Julie Nelson, Tina Payne, Linda Phillips, Laurie Shepherd. UTHWESTEf NIVERSITY! 1 8.4 O First row: Vicki Pierce, Carla Hawkins, Margaret Wilcox, Beth Vandament, Beth Biar, Kelly Placker, Kim Kennedy, Darlene Evans, Mary Beth Thomas, Betsy Rylander, Patty Woodfin. Second row: Renee Hartman, Maralee Buttery, Sandra Hobbs, Bobbie Fisher, Beth Whitfield, Sharon Janecek, Lorna Van Cleave, Brenda Morris, Maureen Goodnow, Allison Louis. Third row: Debbie Mann, Terri Flagg, Betty Wilson, Diane Bailey, Annette Austin, Carol Sloan, Beth Breazeale, Lynne Sandberg, Sharon Marquis, Cindy Newman, Eunice Teinert, Karol Sandberg, C.J. Forbess. Not pictured: Sonia Alvarado, Liz Burkhalter, Cindy Durett, Laura Graff, Dianne Holley, Mary Ellen Sherrill, Lorena Stancil. DELTA ZETA Front: Ruth Wilson, Carolyn Jobe, Valerie Low, Wren Gray, Karen Crenwelge, Becky Bendiksen, Carol O ' Connell, Jenni Pelton, Susan Hennigh, Stephanie Dory. Back: Kara Bumpus, Colleen Ozan, Debbie Berkey, Debbie Wiemers, Jamie Brechin, Jan Oliver, Charla Patton. Not pictured: Pat Burgess, Linda Kofman, Mona Sells, Mary Snow. PHI MU 57 c3CJC3C.{0 1 . ZETA TAU ALPHA First row: Missi Wickes, Donna Johnson, Mary Weller, Karen Rymer, Cissy McCrary. Second row: Sarah Tunnell, Cary Nixon, Cheri Ward, Julie Williams, Susan Anthony. Third row: Lisa Pelosi, Lesley Ansley, Trina Rothwell, Sondra Haynes, Leslea Pike, Melinda White. Fourth row: Kim Cardiff, Robin Holmstrom, Donna Bryant, Judy Anthony, Nancy Preis, Joanie Graham, Hope Phillips, Shari Heacock, Annette Lee. Fifth row: Kathy Rowland, Lisa Arrendell, Kim Arrendell, Bonnie Jay, Kathleen Koenig, Gary Querbach, Glenda Porter, Kyle Babick, Mary Tarver, Steve Lufburrow, Lynn Baria. Bill Williams, Karen Carter, Tracy Strane, Robin Atkinson, Brenda Pontiff, Debbie Barrier. Not pictured: Annie Arnold, Liz Farnsworth, Kris Hatch, Laura Logan, Christy McLeod, Sandy Nancy Skinner, Kathy Steer, Gwyn Tuttle, Marge Walborg, Ruth Waters. KAPPA ALPHA On ground: David Shoemaker First row Mike Moffitt, Jim Johnson, Randy Fadrique, Bill Engvall, Cindy Edge, Kelly Byars, Charlie Guidry, Pat McCurrin, Chaille Weiler, Holly Hardy, Brent Mothersbaugh, Brad McCampbell, Mike Thoden. Second row: Brooke Stroud Cullum Thompson, Jill Wallace, Lynn Stedman, Robert Edmonson, Paul Irwin, Bennett Morgan, Jerry Pate, Mona McNeill, Wayne Bissett. Third row: George Jones, Greg Gordon, Clare Stedman, Jack Degrand, Greg Willis, Marie Cunningham, Rick Schroff, Cheryl McGahey, Ann Bruns, Rod Meagher, Kendall Parrish, Chris Wilson, Cheryl ImMasche, Scott Flournoy, Matt Worley, Laura Moffitt, Kathy Steer, Larry Loden, Larry Cotten, Melinda Pentecost, Steve McGrede, Clay Cornett, Linda Cavness, Eddy Bray, Janet Russell, John El McCord, J. P. Reed, Casey, Joe Osment, Kenny Whitworth. Not pictured: Jack Green, Robert Herdenreich, Rex Preis, Bryan Russ, Phillip Sewell. £yc ■w 4m% .-r ' - % ¥ J s First row: Mitch Brownlee, Danny Middlebrooks (and son), John Sonnenberg, Alan Neal, Scott Hawn, Mark McPhail. Second row: Blake Stanford, Mark Eggleston, John Paul, Kent Roper, Rod Bailey, Bi Curtis. Thrd row: Wood Rogers, Tone Owens, Tanner Garth, Jim Ivers, Chris Mathers, Dennis Reynolds. Not pictured: Eric Reynolds, Mark Robertson. KAPPA SIGMA Mr w First row: Seba, Tim Stanton, Steve Lozano, Joey French, Jerry Shroff, Jeff Johnson, Kyle Nunley, Gene McCall, Jan Greenspan, Richey Williams, Keith Boone. Second row: Mike Minick, Jay Smith, James McCullin, Gary Clayton, Jay Andrus, Danny Deaver, Jim Winzeler, Mark Waggoner, Steve Cobb, Bart Shaw, Greg Gibson, Randy Stump, Holly Hardy, Doug Hutchins, Jon Dickson. Third row: Scott Armsworth, Steve Hermann, Ken Baker, Kevin Dice, Steve Gardner, Pete Wilcox, Mike Ellis. Not pictured: John Dieck, Ellis Mills, Clayton Rote, Keith Sells. PHI DELTA THETA PI KAPPA ALPHA First row: Rob Whitecotton, Bill Williams. Bob Thomas, Chip Brooks, Gary Ouerbach, Jeff Zwiener, Lynn Hurst, Allan Price, Kyle Babick, Barry Nash, Joe Cross, Dustin James. Second row: Frank Stowers, Steve Robertson, Dan Dalton, Mark Danheim, Robin Clearman, Phil Bullard, Tim Crouch, Bill Kirk, Mike Yarber, Steve Pontiff, Mark Wood, Craig Cates. Third row: Doug Foxworth, Gary Shipp, Tom Doud, Tom Schlenker, Billy Richter, Joe Pool, Don Smith, David Eimann, Allen Halbrook, Neil Kirkpatrick, John Wayland, Jim Shaw, George Young, John Zwiener. Fourth row: David Alexander, Steve Ressling, Ed Cowsar, Ros Hill, Michael Sheppard, Mike Brabandt, Dave Ross, Fred Hilgeman, Craig Reed, Kelley Clark, Joel Vera. Not pictured: Gene Brown, Ken Browne. John Buchanan, Bill Edmonds, Bill Haygood, Lowell Johnson, Steve Lufburrow. Patrick Loring, David Munson, George Rutherford, Karl Scholl, John Young, George McDaniel. f . aw Andy Smith, Craig Cates, John Dieck, Dennis Reynods, Steve McGrede, Brooke Stroud, Blake Stanford. IFC 63 Seated: Alberta Hubbard, Mona Sells, Sharon Johnson, Pat Webb, Pat B urgess, Shirley Tatum. Standing: Alan Scott, Mike Thompson, Hebo Johnson, James Flowers, Chris Shungu, Dikoma Shungu. BOSS 64 UNION UNION GOVERNING BOARD i First row. Yvette Bricker, Chris Salmon. Second row: Bonnie Blakney, Lynda Lieberman, Carol Bennett, Lester Hahn Third row: Randy Burt, Miles Varner, Stephanie Dory, Alberta Hubbard. Not pictured: Shirley Tatum, Robin Steitz, Adele Spencer. 65 Dennis Gilmore, Yvette Bricker (chairperson), Gary Dockery, Randy Burt, Kim Brown, Joe Bourne, Yuki Morris, Laura Andrade. ENTERTAINMENT 66 SPOT Evelyn Trujillo, Stephanie Dory, Yvette, Bricker, Miles Varner, Danice Philippi. 67 MINORITIES Seated: Pat Webb, Alberta Hubbard, Pat Burgess, Shirley Tatum. Standing: Alan Scott, James Flowers, Sergio Chavarria 68 John Young, Cindy Bell, Bonnie Blakney, Gayle Murphy, Brian Todd, Debbie Berkey, Tim Scholl, Pattye DeDear, Debbie Wiemers, Jarre Sharp, Candace Hinson, Juli Belian, Mike Yarber, Kyle Babick, David Simmons. Not pictured: Maralee Buttery, Ruth Demanzuk, John Dieck, Peggy Downing, Dustin James, Sharon Marquis, Julie Schnepel, Richard Shepherd, Colleen Sullivan, Susan Tillman, Jeff Zwiener. ALPHA CHI 69 CARDINAL KEY First Row: Ruth Demanzuk, Pat Webb, Rebecca Vardiman, Beth Vandament, Debbie Mann, Nancy Preis. Second Row: Patricia Fulkes, Mary Weller, Julie Schnepel, Karen Lambert, Susan Tillman, Sharon Tittle, Gayle Murphy, Kathy Black. Not pictured: Candace Hinson, Wren Gray, Marlaee Buttery, Stephanie Dory, Debbie Berkey, Lela Gardner, Terri Flagg, Bobbie Fisher, Carla Hawkins. President: David Simmons Vice-president: Janice Richmond Treasurer: Sarah Tunnell Secretary: Carolyn Abraham Parliamentarian: Debbie Berkey Educational Affairs chairman: Billy Richter Student Welfare chairman: Herb Coe SENATE 71 STUDENT JUDICIARY First row: Judy Schmoeller, John Buchanan, Mary Weller, Steve McGrede Second row: Ana Bailey, Lisa Clifton, Kathy Black Third row: Carlton Odom, Jerry Shroff, Larry Loden, Mark McPhail, Ken Baker. 72 Sitting: Jenny Tubbs, Jan Oliver, Ana Bailey Standing: Molly Conner, Pam Kostas, Missi Griffen, Sonja Ferguson, Annette Austin. LAURA KUYKENDALL HOUSE COUNCILS KURTH Beth Hollingsworth, Lisa Clifton, Annie Arnold, Paula Hammond, Danice Philippi, Mary Jean Wilson, Constance Sheppard, Vicci Drake, Pam Kostas. m 9 • • ' J a i J B ' ' ! — i Don Heins, Dave Ross, Ed Cowsar, John Farr, Brian Lewis, Pete Aguilar. RUTER 74 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE First row: Jovita Belmar, Chris Salmon, Angeles Aguilar, Laura Daigle, Second row: Jim Oliver, Carlton Odom, Matthew Daude, Andre Garcia, Dennis Gilmore, Kathy McDonald, Third row: Jorge Matias, Steve Truitt, Adele Spencer. $$8I|SP : - ' m! « Wlf , A ■■■■■ w ■ WF. f . First row: John Wong, Peggy Downing, Carol Teas, Carol Sloan, Darlene Evans, Sharon Marquis, Gayle Murphy, Susan Tillman. Second row: Lee Davis, R. Shepherd, Jeff Zwiener, Jim Rulla, John Schulze, John Dieck, Mark Waggoner, Dr. Soulen. SOUTHWESTERN SCIENCE SOCIETY 76 POLI-SCI Francis O ' Brien, Judy Anthony, Mike Yarber, Suk-soon Suh, Miles Varner Karen Campbell, Cindy Truax, Wren Gray, Sarah Tunnell, Maralee Buttery, Debbie Berkey, Randy Stump, Gwyn Tuttle, Celia Sexton, David Simmons, Nancy Preis, Danny Gonzales, Kent Leediker, Francis O ' Brien, Debbie Webster, Kevin Schmid, Kelly Chambers. PRE LAW SNEED Becky Bendiksen, Debbie Wiemers, Peggy Downing, Cathy Spain, Taka Nakamura, Lori Wimmer, Leah Larson, Bonnie Blakney, Regina Knorpp, Amy Audas, Anne Harris, Sharon Marquis, Rebecca Vardiman. 78 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Free University Outdoor Recreation Coffeehouse Blue Key HB MS House Council Association of Women Students SNEA Sigma Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu 79 PI DELTA PHI First row: Debbie Berkey, Sharon Janecek, Regine Reynolds, Claude Kennard. Second row: Debbie Barr, Colonel Anne-Marie Doering, Donna Drake, Annie Arnold, Gerhild Rogers, Regina Knorpp, James Jones, Evelyn Trujillo, Dikoma Shungu, Ben Oliver, Ellsworth Peterson. 80 MEGAPHONE Mike Reed, Hoyt Riley, Kyle Babick, Bill Haygood, Karen Tomasco, Lee Davis, Marge Walborg, Hank Rhodes, Glenda Porter, Dustin James, Karen Lambert, Bill DeFries, Jenni Pelton. Ann Worthing, Editor MAGAZINE 82 Front: Joel Vera, Debbie Barr. Back: Ruth Wilson, Diane Bailey, Steve Truitt SOU ' WESTER Editor: Diane Bailey Photo Editor: Debbie Barr Classes Section: Ruth Wilson Index: Shawn Redman Twelfth Night pages: Laurie Shepherd Photographers: Steve Truitt Joel Vera 83 SINFONETTA 84 First row: Bill Haygood, David Munson, Dennis Gilmore, Mike Houston, Larry Cotten, Jarre Sharp, Bill DeFries, Miles Varner, Tim Scholl. Second row: Julie Nelson, Stephanie Dory, Melinda Pentecost, Lela Gardner, Lisa Cunningham, Patty Woodfin, Carol Cleaver, Danice Philippi, Barbara Thomas. EXTRAORDINAIRES 85 N STAGE BAND 86 ■H MU PSI CHI David Munson, Dennis Gilmore, Frank Stowers, Kevin Guess, Bill DeFries, Brian Todd, James Flowers, Allen Jackson. MUSIC SOCIETIES First row: Belinda King, Judy Carter, Charlotte Reed, Rebecca VardimanSecond row: Yvette Bricker, Patricia Fulkes, Karen Ellis, Katherine Peterson.Third row: Stephanie Dory, Alberta Hubbard, Beth Biar, Missi Wickes, Amanda Villaret, Julie Schnepel, Melanie Rielly, Pam Rossman. DELTA OMICRON MASK AND WIG First row: Becky Osborne, Pattye DeDear, Tim Crouch, Brenda Pontiff, Cynthia Burns, Terri Middlebrooks, Molly Elliot, Bobbie Fisher. Second row: Kelly Smith, Ed Cating, M ' Lynda Wilsher, John Davis, Ken Wilson, Diana Dulaney, Fred Goodson, Wallace Hines, Sergio Chavarria, Beth Vandament, Re Simmons, Carol Cleaver, Steve Truitt, Jeff Osborne. 88 VOLLEYBALL w k J ■ f ■ ;; .s . 1 ' ' ■■-. lii li £ First row: Loretta Deason, Melissa Hardberger, Tina LaFuente, Tracy Strane, Terry Gawlik, Gina Shelton, Terri Shelton. Second row: Janice Doughty, Lisa Clifton, Laura Dawson, Mary Klar, Jeanne Bulla, Debbie Hansen, Merrily Musgrove, Glada Munt. MEN ' S BASKETBALL O m r% 0, 6l ' T ; F i I jnl P  IB 1] L A§ f% M J ' M 1 1 J WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL .« - m+ 8? BASEBALL • ■ ■ - y ¥ p X -y • GOLF % 1 ■Ml I, ■ ■ A INTRAMURALS .■_-.■ m i -v « , SOCCER DURWOOD FLEMING PRESIDENT 122 WILLIAM B. 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BARBARA THOMAS RALPH WHITMORE 142 SENIORS Glenn Arthur Adams B.B.A. in Marketing Pre Law Association (president); Blue key (service projects chairman); Pi Kappa Alpha (rush materials editor, corresponding secretary, executive council); Ideas and Issues; Dean ' s List. Peter M. Aguilar Susan Carol Anthony B.B.A. in General Business University Distinction List; SU Singers; Pi Gamma Mu; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters; WRA; Sinfonietta; Zeta Tau Alpha (service chairman, membership chairman, first vice-president); Student Fees Allocation commit- tee . Anne Elizabeth Arnold B.A. in Mathematics and French Kyle Anthony Babick B.A. in Humanistic Psychology Deborah Gene Barr B.A. in English Jovita Enriqueta Belmar B.A. in Humanistic Psychology Tracie Benedict 144 Carol Ann Bennett B.F.A. in Art Deborah Elizabeth Berkey B.A. in French Phi Mu (vice-president, panhellenic); Pi Delta Phi; Cardinal Key; Alpha Chi. Katherine Ann Black B.S. in Elementary Educatior Keith Payne Boone B.A. in Religion n , ' Yvette Pauline Bricker B.S. in Elementary Education Delta Omicron; LK House Council; Student Senate; Coffeehouse (chairman); Entertainment committee (chairman); Orientation Leader. Edwin Eugene Brown B.A. in Sociology Pi Kappa Alpha (historian); Student Senate (vice- president); External Affairs (chairman); Young Repub- licans; Poli-Sci Society. Diane Byars Judy Carter 145 Gary Dwayne Clayton B.B.A. in General Business Bill Coers Kerry Ann Cole B.A. in History Resident Assistant: LK House Council; Campus Life Council; Alpha Delta Pi (philanthropy, guard). Krissane Cox Joe Warren Cross, II B.A. in Humanistic Psychology and Philosophy 146 Danny Deaver William Edwin DeFries B.A. in Religion Extraordinaires; SU Singers; Mu Psi Chi; Megaphone (associate editor); Editorial Board; Humanities divi- sion representative. Ruth Scott Demanzuk B.B.A. in General Business Cardinal Key; Alpha Delta Pi (pledge trainer, vice- president, registrar); Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (secretary-treasurer); University Distinction List. Stephanie Anita Dory Peggy Ann Downing B.S. in Chemistry Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who; Southwestern Science Society (secretary); University Distinction List; LK House Council; Orientation Leader; Texas Collegiate Academy of Scientists. 7 I ' S I 147 Elizabeth Marie Dubuis B.B.A. in General Business Delta Delta Delta (treasurer, marshall); Pi Kappa Al- pha Little Sister. Cynthia Ann Edge B.F.A. in Fine Arts Karen Ellis Bobbie Ann Fisher Terri Gale Flagg B.M. in Music Education Delta Omicron; Cardinal Key; Chorale; Resident As- sistant; Who ' s Who; Delta Zeta (recording secretary, sports chairman, activities chairman); SU Singers. 148 Patricia Elaine Fulkes B.M. in Music Education Lela Vivion Gardner B.M.E. in Music Education Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key; Delta Delta Delta (scholar- ship, rush chairman, chaplain); Fine Arts representa- tive; Delta Omicron; Student Judiciary; Kappa Alpha Little Sister (treasurer, Rose nominee). Dennis Wayne Gilmore B.M.E. in Music Gregory Alan Gordon B.A. in Biology Laura Lynne Graff B.A. in Humanities-French Delta Zeta (ritual chairman); Pi Delta Phi. 149 Joseph Edward Graves B.A. in Religion and Mathematics Paula Jean Hammond B.A. in History Alpha Delta Pi (recording secretary, historian); Kurth House Council (president); Student Senate; External Affairs Commission; Humanities Division representa- tive; Poli-Sci Society. Carla Dianne Hawkins B.M.E. in Music Delta Zeta (courtesy chairman, parliamentarian, cor- responding secretary, song leader); Delta Omicron (treasurer); PiKappa Alpha Little Sister; Cardinal Key; SU Singers; Chorale; Extraordinaires; Opera Theatre; Alma Thomas Fine Arts Scholarship; University Dis- tinction List; SNEA. Debra Hayes Virginia Leigh Henderson B.B.A. in Marketing I 150 Connie Mae Matchen Hendrix B.S. in Elementary Education Candace Susannah Hinson B.S. in Elementary Education Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Cardinal Key (president); Alpha Chi; Delta Delta Delta (treasurer, fraternity education, publicity chairman); Social Science repre- sentative; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (secretary- treasurer); Resident Assistant. Michael W. Houston Alberta Hubbard B.B.A. in General Business BOSS (chairperson, secretary); Union Governing Board (vice-president); Student Senate; CLC; Resi- dent Assistant; Sophomore Advisor; SU Singers; Cho- rale; Chapel Choir; Delta Omicron; Minorities com- mittee; Discipline committee; Organizations commit- tee; wra. Cindy Leigh Hudgins B.S. in Elementary Education SNEA; SU Singers. 151 4U Chester Lynn Hurst B.A. in Biology Pi Kappa Alpha; Southwestern Science Society; Resi- dent Assistant. Allen Rodney Jackson B.M.E. in Music Mu Psi Chi; Symphonic Band; Sinfonietta; SNEA Dustin Kimbel James B.S. in Chemistry Outstanding Freshman Chemistry award; Professor Godbey Chemistry scholarship; Alpha Chi; Blue Key; Southwestern Science Society; Who ' s Who; Sou ' wes- ter Superlative; Stage Band; Sinfonietta; Ideas and Issues; Megaphone (editor); Pi Kappa Alpha; National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research partici- pant; Robert A. Welch Foundation scholarship. Sharon Anne Janecek B.A. in French and International Studies Delta Zeta (pledge trainer, courtesy chairman); Ideas and Issues; Free University; Union Governing Board; Pi Delta Phi (president); Alpha Chi. Belinda King 152 Adrian Doran Knapper B.S. in S.S. in Sociology Kathleen Evelyn Koenig B.A. in Sociology Zeta Tau Alpha (corresponding secretary, alumnae contact, standards chairman, pledge trainer); Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (vice-president, president, Dream Girl); WRA; AWS. Craig A. Kotz Leah Jean Larson B.A. in English Gene Larson Lawhon B.S. in Physical Education 153 Kent Mason Leediker B.B.A. in Economics and Accounting Helen Karen Little Virginia Ann Loveless B.A. in International Studies Roy Robert Luepnitz B.A. in Humanistic Psychology George Richard McDaniel B.B.A. in General Business 154 John McKee Deborah Sue Mann B.M.E. in Music Delta Zeta (rush chairman, pledge trainer); Delta Omicron; Who ' s Who. Monica Lee Minor B.B.A. in Accounting Deborah Kay Moon B.S. in Elementary Education Dean ' s List; University Distinction List; Chorale; Resi- dent Assistant; Snea. Yuki Ann Morris B.S. in Biology 155 Kristi Lyn Moses B.A. in Sociology and Humanistic Psychology Taka Nakamura Fredoric Barrett Nash B.F.A. in Theatre Gustavo Oroza B.M. in Applied Music Lisa Pelosi Eric Davis Perkins B.A. in Biology Pamela Kile Pollock B.S. in Sociology Alpha Delta Pi; Student Senate; Social Sciences re- presentative; Academic Affairs Liaison committee; Sophomore Advisor; Educational Affairs commission; Young Life; Manager and Trainer for women ' s athlet- ics; AWS; WRA. Leigh Ellen Ponsford B.F.A. in Art 156 Nancy Lynn Preis B.B.A. in General Business Student Judiciary; Zeta Tau Alpha (panhellenic, schol- arship chairman); Panhellenic (president, social chairman). Allan Price Gary Lee Querbach B.F.A. in Art Susan Bevil Robertson B.A. in English and History Marsha Kay Russell B.M. in Applied Music Michael Gene Salter B.A. in Sociology Lynne Marie Sandberg B.B.A. in Accounting Delta Zeta (treasurer, social chairman, sports chair- man); Sinfonietta. Karl William Scholl B.S. in Physical Education 157 Sheila Sells Mark Gregory Sessions B.S. in Political Science Who ' s Who; Pi Kappa Alpha (president, vice-presi dent, IFC, sports captain); Blue Key; Dean ' s List; Resi dent Assistant; Student Senate; Poli-Sci Society; Ori entation Leader; Commencement Planning commit tee. William David Simmons B.A. in Political Science and History John Sonnenberg Adele Spencer 158 Kathy Jean Steer B.A. in Humanistic Psychology and Art Russell Stone Shirley Berneater Tatum B.A. in Mathematics Barbara Susan Tillman B.S. in Chemistry Alpha Delta Pi; Southwestern Science Society (presi- dent); Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key; Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister (Dream Girl). Sharon Eileen Tittle B.B.A. in General Business Alpha Delta Pi (philanthropy chairman); Cheerleader; SU Singers; Chapel Choir; Spot committee; Young Life; Bible Study; Buc Boosters; InterVarsity; Phi Del- ta Theta Mother Hen. 139 «0U Brian Thomas Todd B.M.E. in Music Renato Jose Troconis B.B.A. in General Business Evelyn Joyce Trujillo B.A. in Spanish LK House Council; Humanities Division representa- tive; La Gente; Minorities committee (chairman); Sig- ma Delta Pi; Resident Assistant; Spot committee. Gwyn Tuttle B.A. in English and Political Science Victoria Van der Naillen B.B.A. in Marketing Rebecca Jane Vardiman B.M. in Applied Music Sherry Ann Kaminski Vrana B.S. in Elementary Education 160 f. (w }■ Bill Walton Patricia Ann Webb B.S. in Elementary Education Margaret Anita Wilcox B.M. in Music Education Delta Zeta (president, panhellenic, press and public- ity); Delta Omicron; Chapel Choir; SU Singers; Resi- dent Assistant. Cindy Willard Richard Earl Williams B.B.A. in Economics Phi Delta Theta (house manager, treasurer). Bernard Thomas Williamson, Jr. B.B.A. in Marketing Michael Gene Williamson B.B.A. in General Business Band; Poli-Sci Society; Student Senate; Student Re- presentative to Alumni Board. 161 Mary Jean Wilson B.A. in Humanistic Psychology Michael David Yarber B.A. in Economics Pi Kappa Alpha; Poli-Sci Society (president); Pre Law Association; Student Judiciay; Blue Key; Alpha Chi. Robert Jeffrey Zwiener B.S. in Biology Pi Kappa Alpha; Southwestern Science Society; Alpha Chi (president); Blue Key; Resident Assistant; Sou ' wester Superlative; Student Senate (election chairman). Elizabeth Ann Burkhalter B.S. in Physical Education Delta Zeta; Tennis team; Volleyball team. Bart Conoly Koontz B.A. in History Kappa Sigma (president); Student Senate; Pre Law Association; IFC. Karen Sue Campbell B.A. in English Alpha Delta Pi (efficiency vice-president); Poli-Sci Scoeity; Orientation Leader. James Bruce McNutt B.B.A. in Economics Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List. 162 Angeles Aguilar Paul J. Anderson Kim Arrendell Lisa Arrendell Robert Barton Juli Belian Carol Bender Rebecca Bendiksen Elizabeth Benefield Grace Bernhardt Beth Breazeale Kimberly Brown Ann Bruns Patricia Burgess Randy Burt km I JUNIORS 164 Julia Bush Maralee Buttery Suzanne Cason Craig Cates Larry Chase Mark Chiesa Donna Davis Loretta Deason Pattye DeDear Cindy Durett 165 Mike Ellis Darlene Evans Diane Fennekohl Timothy Fleming Aubra Frazier Cindy Fuessel Andre Garcia Naomi Garcia Wren Gray Gwen Griffin 166 Greg Hutchins Melinda Johnston Phyllis Kurtin Karen Lambert Jeff Latimer Valerie Low Sharon Marquis Risa Marshall Cissy McCrary Kathy McLean fldk ' M 167 Mary Ell McMillan Laura Moffitt Michelle Moody Brenda Morris Gayle Murphy Cary Nixon Jim Oliver Colleen Ozan Yvette Payne Paris Permenter 168 Katherine Peterson Sue Pfaeffle Allison Pratt Charlotte Reed Eric Reynolds Michael Rhoden Janice Richmond Melanie Rielly Bryan Russ Carol Salmon Michael Schmid Judy Schmoeller Julie Schnepel Tim Scholl Russell Segler 169 Celia Sexton Jarre Sharp Linda Sharpe Richard Shepherd Robert Shepherd Kathleen Slaughter Sharon Smith Catherine Spain Lorena Stancil Tracy Strane Brooke Stroud Sally Suh Mary Beth Thomas Margaret Thompson 170 Steven Truitt Sarah Tunnell Beht Vandament Sally Victorin Amanda Villaret Beth Whitfield Debbie Wiemers Julie Williams M ' Lybda Wilsher Mimi Winters Patty Woodfin Ann Worthing Oscar Yuen [ HgHSSBSKBSfiB M|MHMIH MH 1 ! trl 171 Ak SOPHOMORES Carolyn Abraham Laura Andrade Judy Anthony Robin Atkinson Diane Bailey Lynn Baria Julie Blackburn Martha Blanco Eddy Bray Jamie Brechin 172 Nancy Chavers Clarice Chilton Robin Clearman Carol Cleaver Walt Cleveland Herb Coe Molly Conner Laura Daigle Daniel Dalton Mark Danheim Mitch Davies Kevin Dice Jon Dickson Tom Doud Donna Drake 173 Beth Gentry Danny Gonzales Joel Goode Maureen Goodnow Laurie Graef Joanie Graham Missi Griffin Anne Harris Lisa Harston Renee Hartman 174 Liz Heuschkell Craig Hopkins Jeff Houston Cheryl ImMasche Bonnie Jay Donna Johnson Lowell Johnson Ginger Jones Jamie Jones Kim Kennedy Paula Key Ginny Kinney Neil Kirkpatrick Mary Klar Gary Knight 175 Elizabeht Knight Laura Kofman Tina La Fuente Laura Logan Patrick Loring Steve Lufburrow Kathy MacDonald Richard Maduzia Paul Marshall Mindy Martin Martha Matchen Patrice Mathews Jorge Matias Brad McCampbell Michael McGinnis 176 Malcolm McQuoid Jane Miller Carol Neely Amy Neves Cindy Newman Tanya Nygrin Carlton Odom Margie Olivarez Jan Oliver Amy Parker Charla Patton Hal Peacock Jenni Pelton Hope Phillips Vicki Pierce 177 Lisa Pitman Vivian Pollard Joe Pool Michael Reed Billy Richter Diane Rosenblad Kathy Rowland Jim Rulla Karol Sandberg Randy Schaefer Mark Schieffer Tom Schlenker Mona Sells Gina Shelton Constance Sheppard 178 Julie Shoup Dikoma Shungu Carol Sloan Leslie Smith Rian Steger Frank Stowers Carol Teas Eunice Teinert Jenny Tubbs Lorna Van Cleave Miles Varner Missi Wickes Mark Wisdom Pamela Whitman John Zwiener 179 FRESHMEN Alison Ader Ellen Affleck Karla Ailts David Alexander Michael Alexander Debbie Alspaugh Mark Anderson Scott Armsworth Annette Austin Ana Bailey 180 Jeanne Bulla Cynthia Burns Pattie Burrer Terry Bynum Holly Campbell Cherie Canion Eileen Capuli Karen Carter Linda Carter Linda Cavness Mike Brabandt Julie Brawner Marcy Browning Diana Brogan John Buchanan 181 Kelly Chambers Sergio Chavarria Kelley Clark Robert Coats Ed Cowsar Karen Crenwelge Lisa Cunningham Mary Dobias Gary Dockery Erin Duffy David Emrich John Farr David Ferguson Sonja Ferguson Janet Fiero 182 Shirley Fleuriet C.J. Forbess Glenn Ford Suzanne Ford Gloria Garcia Steve Gardner Sylvia Gonzales Eric Gray Jan Greenspan Julie Griffin 183 Shannon Heacock Anna Heier Susan Hennigh Steve Hermann Karen Hicks Pam Higgins David Hill Sandra Hobbs Robin Holmstrom Brad Howard 184 Doug Hutchins Theresa James Carolyn Jobe Jeff Johnston Gail Johnston Hillery Keith Misti Kittman Linda Kofman Rosanna Lapham Annette Lee 185 Lydia Levy Steven Massia Elizabeth McAllister Gene McCall Terri McGowan Louise Meeks Jane Ann Moore Magan Murphy Gordon Musgrove Lisa Natoli Julie Nelson Ronda Nelson Tony Neuendorff Kyle Nunley Sharon Parham 186 Kendall Parrish John Paul Tina Payne Melinda Pentecost Robin Perkins Jeff Peters Leslea Pike T.C. Pitcock Pam Pitzer Kelly Placker mm v. 187 Brenda Pontiff Glenda Porter Beth Prudhomme Ellin Prudhomme Jan Ramsey Shawn Redman Craig Reed Steve Ressling Robin Reynolds Hank Rhodes Carey Roper Dave Ross Janet Russell Jim Rubarth Betsy Rylander III If 3 4ttdflL ' . ,jf ' „ . . w JR8te 188 Jeanine Samer Mary Satterfield Guadalupe Saucedo Teresa Schroeder Lynn Sells Bart Shaw Terri Shelton Laurie Shepherd Leslie Sherman Mary Ellen Sherrill 189 Jerry Shroff Sandra Smith Steve Smith Mary Snow Jean Speck Patrick Stafford Robin Steitz Martha Stripling Mary Tarver Diana Taylor 190 Cynthia Truax Jannae Tunnell Oralia Villareal Jill Wallace Cheri Ward Ruth Waters Gail Watson Krisann West Edward Wheeler Melinda White Jeanie Wilcox Cynthia Williams Betty Wilson Ruth Wilson Lou Ann Winston 191 DEDICATION This year, Southwestern suffered the loss of three members of our community- Alan Wimmer, Lori Wimmer, And Mrs. Jane Lansford. Each contributed to the life here and it is to them that we dedicate the 1979 Sou ' wester. 192 Abraham, Carolyn-172 Adams, Glenn A.-144 Ader, Alison-180 Affleck, Ellen-180 Aguilar, Angeles M.-164 Aguilar, Peter M.-144 Ailts, Karla K.-180 Alexander, David C.-180 Alexander, Michael-180 Alspaugh, Debbie R.-180 Anderson, Mark A.-180 Andrade, Laura A. -172 Anthony, Judith D.-172 Anthony, Susan-144 Armsworth, Scott-180 Arnold, Annie E.-144 Arrendell, Kim D.-164 Arrendell, Lisa C.-164 Atkinson, Robin A. -172 Austin, Annette C.-180 Babick, Kyle-144 Bailey, Ana 1.-180 Bailey, Diane V.-172 Baker, Mary J.-180 Baria, Lynn A.-172 Barr, Deborah G.-144 Barton, Robert S.-164 Belian, Juli-164 Belmar, Jovita E.-144 Bender, Carol B.-164 Bendiksen, Rebecca-164 Benedict, Tracie-144 Benefield, Elizabeth-164 Bennett, Carol A.-145 Bennett, Kay D.-180 Berkey, Deborah-145 Bernhardt, Grace E.-164 Biar, Beth M.-180 Black, Katherine A. -145 Blackburn, Julie A. -17 Blanco, Martha E.-172 Blomquist, Lydia R.-180 Boone, Keith P.-145 Bourne, Joe B.-180 Brawner, Julia L.-181 Bray, Edwina K.-172 Breazeale, Elizabeth-164 Brechin, Jamie L.-172 Bricker, Yvette P.-145 Brogan, Diane L.-181 Brown, Edwin E.-145 Brown, Kimberly-164 Browne, Kenneth L.-172 Browning, Marcy-181 Bruns, Ann-164 Bryant, Donna R.-172 Buchanan, John J. -181 Bulla, Jeanne-181 Bumpus, Karen E.-172 Burgess, Patricia D.-164 Burns, Cynthia K.-181 Burrer, Patricia L.-181 Burt, Randall E.-164 Bush, Julia B.-165 Buttery, Maralee-165 Byars, Peggy D.-145 Bynum, Terry A. -181 Campbell, Holly G.-181 Canion, Cherie-181 Capuli, Eileen A.-181 Cardiff, Kim C.-172 Carter, Judith C.-145 Carter, Karen K.-181 Carter, Linda A.-181 Cason, Mary S.-165 Cates, Craig-165 Cavness, Linda-181 Chambers, Kelly A.-182 Chase, Larry W.-165 Chavarria, Sergio-182 Chavers, Nancy L.-173 Chiesa, Mark A. -165 Chilton, Clarice-173 Clark, Kellet S.-182 Clayton, Gary D.-146 Clearman, Robin V.-173 193 Cleaver, Carol J. -173 Cleveland, Walt A.-173 Coats, Robert C.-182 Coe, Herbert W.-173 Coers, William A.-146 Cole, Kerry A.-146 Conner, Molly C.-173 Cowsar, Edward C.-182 Cox, Krissane-146 Crenwelge, Karen L.-182 Cross, Joe W.-146 Cunningham, Lisa C.-182 Daigle, Laura G.-173 Danheim, Mark E.-173 Davies, Mitchell S.-173 Deason, Loretta A. -165 Deaver, Danny D.-145 Dedear, Pattye J. -165 DeFries, William E.-147 Demanzuk, Ruth S.-147 Dice, Kevin-173 Dickson, Jon M.-173 Dobias, Mary D.-182 Dockery, Gary W.-182 Dory, Stephanie A. -147 Doud, Thomas M.-173 Downing, Peggy A. -147 Drake, Donna L.-173 Dubuis, Elizabeth M.-148 Duffy, Erin A.-182 Durett, Cynthia K.-165 Edge, Cynthia A.-148 Eimann, David G.-174 Ellis, Karen K.-148 Ellis, Mike E.-166 Emrich, David S.-182 Enoch, David K.-174 Ethridge, Elizabeth-174 Evans, Thersa D.-166 Farr, John E.-182 Fennekohl, Diane R.-166 Ferguson, Sonja G.-182 Fiero, Janet L.-182 Fisher, Bobbie A.-148 Fitzpatrick, Edmund-174 Flagg, Terri G.-148 Fleming, Timothy T.-166 Fleuriet, Shirley M.-183 Flowers, James E.-174 Forbess, Cynthia J.-183 Ford, Glenn A.-183 Ford, Suzanne-183 Frazer, Aubra C.-166 Fuessel, Cindy D.-166 Fulkes, Patricia E.-149 Garcia, Andre P. -166 Garcia, Gloria 0.-183 Garcia, I. Naomi-166 Gardner, Lela V.-149 Gardner, Stephen K.-183 Gentry, Beth M.-174 Gilmore, Dennis-149 Gonzales, Danny-174 Gonzales, Sylvia A. -183 Goode, Joel 0.-174 Goodnow, Maureen I. -174 Gordon, Gregory A. -149 Graef, Laurel A.-174 Graff, Laura L.-149 Graham, Joanie-174 Graves, Joseph E.-150 Gray, Eric D.-183 Gray, Wren M.-166 Greenspan, Jan M.-183 Griffen, Gwen-166 Griffin, Julie B.-183 Griffen, Margaret-174 Halbrook, Joseph A. -184 Hammac, Gary-166 Hammond, Paula J. -150 Hansen, Debra A. -166 194 Hardt, Emily E.-184 Harris, Anne A.-174 Harston, Lisa A. -174 Hartman, Renee L.-174 Hawkins, Carla D.-150 Hayes, Debra-150 Haygood, William H.-184 Haynes, Sondra-184 Heacock, Shannon L.-184 Heacock, Shari L.-166 Heacock, William A. -184 Heier, Anna E.-184 Henderson, Virginia L.-150 Handrix, Connie M.-151 Hennigh, Susan R.-184 Hermann, Stephen W.-184 Heuschkell, Lisabeth-175 Heydenreich, Robert-166 Hicks, Karen-184 Higgins, Pamela Ann-184 Hinson, Candace S.-151 Hobbs, Sandra A.-184 Hopkins, Craig L.-175 Houston, Jeffrey D.-175 Houston, Michael W.-151 Howard, Bradley D.-184 Hubbard, Alberta-151 Hudgins, Cindy L.-151 Hurst, Lynn-152 Huser, Barbara K.-166 Hutchins, Douglas E.-185 Hutchins, Gregory A. -167 ImMasche, Cheryl A. -175 Jackson, Allen R.-152 James, Dustin K.-152 James, Theresa A. -185 Janecek, Sharon-152 Jay, Bonnie B.-175 Jobe, Carolyn S.-185 Johnson, Donna L.-175 Johnson, Jefferson C.-185 Johnson, Lowell H.-175 Johnston, Gail A. -185 Johnston, Melinda E.-167 Jones, Ginger L.-175 Jones, Jamie A. -175 Keith, Hillery-185 Kennedy, Kimberly A. -175 Key, Paula C.-175 King, Belinda K.-152 Kinney, Virginia-175 Kirkpatrick, Neil-175 Kittman, Misti D.-185 Klar, Mary E.-175 Knapper, Adrian D.-153 Knight, Gary L.-175 Knight, Elizabeth-176 Koenig, Kathleen-153 Kofman, Laura D.-176 Kofman, Linda E. 185 Kotz, Craig A.-153 Kurtin, Phyllis R.-167 Lafuente, Tina D.-176 Lambert, Karen E.-167 Lapham, Rosanna L.-185 Larson, Leah J. -153 Latimer, Jeffrey A. -167 Lawhon, Gene L.-153 Lee, Annette-185 Leediker, Kent M.-154 Levy, Lydia D.-186 Little, Helen K.-154 Logan, Laura L.-176 Loring, Patrick-176 Loveless, Virginia A. -154 Low, Valerie A. -167 Luepnitz, Roy R.-154 Lufburrow, Steven P. -176 MacDonald, Katherine-176 MacLean, Kathleen-167 195 Maduzia, Richard A. -176 Mann, Deborah S.-155 Marquis, Sharon E.-167 Marshall, Morrisa L.-167 Marshall, Paul J. -176 Martin, Melinda K.-176 Massia, Stephen-186 Matchen, Martha J. -176 Mathews, Patrice S.-176 Matias, Jorge-176 McAllister, Elizabeth-186 McCall, Gene E.-186 McCampbell, John B.-176 McDaniel, George R.-154 McGinnis, Michael C.-176 McGowan, Terri K.-186 McKee, John K.-155 McMillan, Mary E.-168 McQuoid, Malcolm D.-177 Meeks, Alice L.-186 Miller, Jane L.-177 Minor, Monica L.-165 Moffitt, Laura-168 Moon, Devorah K.-155 Moore, Jane A. -186 Morris, Brenda L.-168 Morris, Yuki A. -155 Moses, Kristi L.-156 Murphy, Gayle L.-168 Murphy, Megan P. -186 Musgrove, Gordon S.-186 Musgrove, Merrily A.- Nakamura, Taka-156 Nash, Fredoric B.-156 Natoli, Lisa-186 Neely, I. Carol-177 Nelson, Julie M.-186 Nelson, Ronda L.-186 Neuendorff, Anthony-186 Neves, Amy-177 Newman, Cynthia K.-177 Nixon, Cary A.-168 Nunley, Kyle C.-186 Nygrin, Tanya L.-177 Odom, Carlton E.-177 Olivarez, Margarita-177 Oliver, James R.-168 Oliver, Jan-177 Oroza, Gustavo E.-156 Ozan, Colleen-168 Parham, Sharon H.-186 Parker, Amy C.-177 Parrish, Kendall-187 Patton, Charla J. -177 Paul, John R.-187 Payne, D. Yvette-168 Payne, Tina D.-187 Peacock, Hal. L.-177 Pelosi, Lisa A.-165 Pelton, Jennifer L.-177 Pentecost, Melinda R.-187 Perkins, Eric D.-156 Perkins, Robin L.-187 Permenter, Paris C.-168 Peters, Jeffrey T.-187 Peterson, Katherine F.-169 Pfaeffle, Helen S.-169 Phillipps, Hope E.-177 Pierce, Mary V.-177 Pike, Leslea-187 Pitcock, Thomas C.-187 Pitman, Lisa A. -178 Pitzer, Pamela F.-187 Placker, Kelly L.-187 Pollard, Vivian L.-178 Pollock, Pamela K.-156 Ponsford, Leigh E.-156 Pontiff, Brenda-188 Pool, Joe C.-178 Porter, Glenda-188 Pratt, Mary A.-169 Preis, Nancy L.-157 Price, Allan C.-157 Prudhomme, Elizabeth-188 196 Prudhomme, Ellinor-188 Querbach, Gary L.-157 Ramsey, Jana M.-188 Redman, Shawn H.-188 Reed, Charlotte-169 Reed, Craig A.-188 Reed, Michael G.-278 Ressling, Richard S.-188 Reynolds, Eric L.-169 Reynolds, Robin H.-188 Rhoden, Michael B.-169 Rhodes, Henry J. -188 Richmond, Janice M.-169 Richter, William T.-178 Rielly, Melanie A. -169 Robertson, Susan B.-157 Roper, Carey-188 Rosenblad, Robin D.-178 Ross, David W.-188 Rowland, Kathryn M.-178 Rubarth, James W.-188 Rulla, James L.-178 Russ, Bryan F.-169 Russell, Janet L.-188 Rylander, Olivia E.-188 Salmon, Carol C.-169 Salter, Michael G.-157 Samer, Jeanine G.-189 Sandberg, Karol A. -178 Sandberg, Lynne M.-157 Satterfield, Mary B.-189 Saucedo, Guadalupe-189 Schaefer, Randal D.-178 Schieffer, Mark T.-178 Schlenker, Thomas M.-178 Schmid, Michael W.-169 Schmoeller, Judith A.-169 Schnepel, Julie-167 Scholl, Karl W.-157 Scholl, Timothy J. -169 Schroeder, Teresa G.-189 Segler, Russell-169 Sells, Mona M.-178 Sells, Sheila B.-158 Sessions, Mark G.-158 Sexton, Celia-170 Sharp, Jarrell-170 Sharpe, Linda-170 Shaw, Frank B.-189 Shelton, Gina L.-178 Shelton, Terri D.-189 Shepherd, Laura K.-189 Shepherd, Richard A.-170 Shepherd, Robert A.-170 Sheppard, Constance-178 Sherman, Leslie D.-189 Sherrill, Mary E.-189 Shoup, Julie G.-179 Shroff, Gerald C.-190 Shungu, Dikoma-179 Simmons, William D.-158 Slaughter, Kathleen-170 Sloan, Carol E.-179 Smith, Sandra H.-190 Smith, Sharon J. -170 Smith, Steven A.-190 Snow, Mary T.-190 Sonnenberg, John-158 Spain, Catherine-170 Speck, Jean-190 Spencer, Adele M.-158 Stafford, Patrick M.-190 Stancil, Lorena J. -170 Steer, Kathy J. -159 Steger, Richard R.-179 Steitz, Robin W.-190 Stone, Russell D.-159 Stowers, Frank K.-179 Strane, Tracy-170 Stripling, Martha-190 Stroud, Brooke M.-170 Suh, Sally-170 Tarver, Mary E.-190 197 Tatum, Shirley B.-159 Taylor, Diane L.-190 Teas, Carol L.-179 Teinert, Eunice F.-179 Thomas, Mary E.-170 Thomas, Tena A. -190 Thompson, Margaret A. -170 Tillman, Barbara S.-159 Tittle, Sharon E.-159 Todd, Brian T.-160 Tolson, Michelle L.-190 Tomasco, Karen E.-190 Triggs, Casey R.-190 Troconis, Renato-160 Trotter, Karole L.-190 Truax, Cynthia L.-191 Truitt, Steven P. -171 Trujillo, Evelyn J. -160 Tubbs, Jenny-179 Tunnell, Laura J. -191 Tunnell, Sarah R.-171 Van Cleave, Lorna L.-179 Vandament, Beth-171 Vander Naillen, Vicky-160 Vardiman, Rebecca J. -170 Varner, Miles W.-179 Victorin, Sally L.-171 Villaret, Amanda L.-171 Villareal, Oralia R.-191 Vrana, Sherry A. -160 Wickes, Melissa A. -179 Wiemers, Deborah L.-171 Wilcox, Jean-191 Wilcox, Margaret A. -161 Willard, Cynthia-161 Williams, Cynthia L.-191 Williams, Julie A.-171 Williams, Richard-161 Williamson, Bernard T.-161 Williamson, Michael G.-161 Wilsher, M ' Lynda K.-171 Wilson, Betty J.-191 Wilson, Mary J.-162 Wilson, Ruth-191 Winston, Lou Ann-191 Winters, Mimi-171 Wisdom, Mark-179 Woodfin, Patricia C.-171 Worthing, Ann-171 Yarber, Michael-162 Yuen, Oscar-171 Zwiener, John R.-179 Zwiener, Robert J. -162 Wallace, Jill-191 Walton, William H.-161 Ward, Cheryl-191 Waters, Ruth E.-191 Watson, Gail-191 Webb, Patricia A.-161 West, Susan K.-191 Wheeler, Edward-191 White, Melinda A.-191 Whitfield, Elizabeth-171 Whitman, Pamela S.-179 198 THE LONE EDITOR Now is the time for me to bow out gracefully, thanking those who helped me along the way. Take no notice if you hear the tune of Take This Job and Shove It . One day you think you know all 900 students here, and then when you ' re trying to identify people in organizations, you don ' t know anyone. Please accept my apologies if you find that you are not in here — at my last estimate, roughly 650 students are in here some place or another. That ' s 72.22% — let ' s see UT beat that! It ' s been an interesting year- the yearbook office has moved three times, and the format of the yearbook was changed in May. But enough of the trials and tribulations, and on to the thank yous. The envelope, please! Debbie Barr-heeded the call of duty All of my friends and John Zwiener- I took it out on them Carol Treible and Barbara Brightwell Tom Buckner Faye Hubbard Ann Worthing Kyle Babick Hoyt Riley Dustin James Brian Todd Eric Reynolds Mark Smith Pete from Capitol Camera Sondra Baldwin Mom and Dad-always good for constructive criticism — Diane Bailey 199 TNA I ■ ■-: ■ill illilll -—■ ' - ' -- •