Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

tf Z, UJ cA I ■ ft v ■ New faces . . .. new academic year ' . .. . new decade. Entering freshmen discover a whole new world — a collegiate worJd. Transfer students discover a whole, i ' . ■new : atmosphere, the Southwestern atmosphere. Those ' return in g;discoyer that the ' student body has taken on a ■; new shape, a-.oew ' direction. All. of us discover the ■; ; opportunity. tor a new definition of ourselves and how ' ■ ' we fit into the wbrld. . This; year at Southwestern. gives us the chance to participate actively in the shaping of the character of ■SSfe pfour.society in the decade in which g y wlll e entering the world as responsible adults. SQU ' WESfER1980 The Southwestern University campus is a world in microcosm. Students, if they want, can meet the same challenges and opportunities as they will be meeting when they take their places in society. Serious study, religious and moral decisions, or just having fun together ... all prepare the student for the interaction with others, establishing and cementing relationships which will prove of value not only in the present decade but in the years to come. --««aR 3g g|$ itfl Southwestern is a special place in that the shaping of the character of the new decade can occur in as prosaic an event as an exchange of ideas over a meal in the Commons, a heated discussion in the classroom, or in activity as a member of a campus organization. Even on the playing fields in intramural athletics or in varsity competition, attitudes and values are established as students learn to win or lose with grace and good will. •O . . - ■ f X ■■ f I -wfe l Each student contributes to the overall personality of the student body that is Southwestern just as each individual contributes to the overall personality of society. Who knows but from our number may emerge a world leader or a scientist whose discoveries may change the world? Certainly each individual will have the potential for altering and bettering some aspect of life in the decades to come. As students we study and work and play hard. We are involved in life and in learning and in the excitement of the new decade. We look forward with confidence and high expectations. WE ARE THE EIGHTIES! km As soon as students arrived, the orientation leaders and residence hall staff were on hand to help the new students settle and become acquainted with their new surroundings. Then came the day of the lines. That ' s the day you waited in line to register, you waited in line for books in the bookstore, for your meal card, for your room assignment . . . • £ ' • 10 Finally Classes Began. The senate put on a carnival to acquaint the new and old students with some of the organizations on campus. The main attractions of the day were the mimes, co- starring some of our students. ■ m 4, r a 1 • ' SL IV p i Jk $ r University pi for the campus Students usic 11 When it came to leisure activities (i.e. parties) you could always count on the fraternities to come up with something: from Reggae to Toga to many altered states of consciousness. 13 14 The House Councils also helped students get to know one another by giving study breaks. 15 Another activity sponsored by one ot the house councils, Ruter, was the blood drive. The drive was made twice this year in conjunction with the Central Texas Blood Bank. Any blood collected could be credited to the campus community or the students ' families. ' . i Christmas was celebrated this year with the Candlelight Service held in the University Chapel. Later, students, families, and faculty, gathered in the Students Union ' s main lounge to share the Christmas spirit. 17 Interpretation Hermeneutics Meaning and the Substance of H u r n a n E x pe r i e n ce The topic of Brown Symposium was, Interpretation: Meaning and the Substance of Human Experience. The goal was to investigate how meaning affects human experience and how human experience affects meaning in each of the three fields examined, Literature, Theology, and Anthropology. ■■v, ;.;- Dr. Clifford Geertz, Professor of Social Science af Princeton, was the principle speaker in this year ' s Brown Symposium. Dr. Geertz began the Symposium this year with his talk on a new theory of culture that has recently come about in the social sciences. Dr. James Boone, Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Cornell University, lectured on the Literature of Anthropology. Dr. Steven Greenblatt, Professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley, spoke on the topic of The Word of God in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Dr. David Tracy, Professor of Philosophical Theology at the University of Chicago, discussed the Interpretation Theory: The Test Case of Religious Classics. 19 kfl There were other interesting people who came to our campus ike, Jerry Rubins, the 60 ' s radical, Congressman J. J. Pickle, or Robert McAfee Brown, a distinguished poet. 20 Other people who came to Southwestern were, Wayne Holtzman, George M. Ricker, Akiro Endo of the Austin Symphony, A. Frank Smith, and Lady Bird Johnson. 21 ■vm With all these people, parties, and events on campus, we still had studying to do; and we did . . . everywhere. And yet while all these things were going on and all these interesting people came to our campus, classes went on. With the classes came those many hours of study and study we did . . . everywhere. 23 Classes . . . some were fun some were interesting some were hard some were easy and some were just there. fll - - lL.J lOJD-Luu, We thought the Science Hall deserved some special recognition. For non-science majors the building for all purposes didn ' t exist. On the other hand, this place was almost home for those students headed toward the fields of medicine or research. Parades, serenades, and guitar playing, were some of the things done during non-school hours. ' ■ • ' ■ -ia£ ' . . ■% • ■ %, 28 It is one of the biggest activities on campus, involving slightly over half of the campus. W v; n 4 ?y -Si;, u V—L. 10 i ;■ ' . i I % 31 The Commons center of socializing (not to mention continental cuisine) was the information gathering center for the whole campus. Apart from all that, the Commons People (not to be confused with the common people ) put on banquets for Homecoming, Parents ' Weekend, and many other events. 32 When one ' s taste for extraordinary food couldn ' t be satisfied by the Commons or any of the fast food establishments around town, there was always RAMGRO! Or if one cared to partake while dining, POSSUM CREEK INN was a short eight miles away (which usually seemed like eighty on the way back). 33 34 After four long, sometimes fun and sometimes not so fun years the day of graduation arrives. 35 f SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ' S volleyball team. Left to right on the front row are Terri Shelton 20, Lyn Shelton 14, Terry Gawlik 24, Leslee Kammeyer 30, Tina LaFuente 22, and Sandra Lanzarotti 10. Standing left to right are Daniela Howell, Judy Lindemann, Alfie Vela 1 2, Mary Klar 34, Jeanne Bulla 40, Debbie Hansen 32, Tracy Strane 50, Michelle Burlingame, and coach Glada Munt. 03 -Q 0) o CO E o 38 The 1 979 season was an excellent one for the Southwestern Volleyball team. The Bucs made it through the tough state play-offs and achieved a much deserved fourth place finish in the Southwest Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for women. Co-captains Tracy Strane, the team ' s best setter, and Jeanne Bulla, the team ' s most powerful spiker, led the team to a 27-21 record. Helping Strane and Bulla were Lyn Shelton, Mary Klar, and Debbie Hansen. Excellent servers Terry Gawlik and Tina LaFuente, the offensively explosive Alfia Vela, and contributors Sandra Lanzarotti and Terri Shelton helped make the year the finest in Southwestern volleyball history. 39 Standing: Jackson Pace, Kerry Mathews, Gary Wills, Ed Bell, John Scarborough, Mark Lee, Bryan Farny, Rodney Glasper, Jon Smith, Coach Paul Peak Kneeling: Kelly Bear Kalinec, Raymond Joyner, Russ Briggs, Rusty Segler (Co-Captain), Kenny Whitworth (Co-Captain), Michael Thompson, Rudy Williams Sitting: Joe Phillips, Mark Ander- son, Curtis Vick, Randy Moody, Lee Hardy The Southwestern Men ' s basketball team captured the imagination of Pirate supporters during the 1 979-80 season. Under the direction of Paul Peak, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics ' District Four Coach-of-the-Year, the Bucs earned a share of the Big State Conference title. CD Z3 CO CO CD O) CD i— t- O CD 40 .. 5tf r 4 ! w The 23-1 1 team was led by Michael Thompson, Co- Most Valuable Player of the Big State Conference and a member of the All District Four team. Assisting Thompson were senior co-captains Rusty Segler and Kenny Whitworth. The smooth-shooting Whitworth was named to the Big State Conference ' s second team. • 42 43 The chief ingredients for fhe Bucs ' success this season were a strong defense, a balanced offense, and good front-line rebounders. Key defenders during the season were Ed Bell and Mark Anderson, while offensive sparks were provided by Jon Smith and Rodney Glasper. Rebounding was provided by aggressive Mark Lee, quick Rudy Williams, and steady Raymond Joyner. MCROWfi 44 L to R Front Row: Lynette Saterfield, Cheryl Whitney, Beth Boyer, Risa Marshall, Loretta Deason, Karen Foust Standing: Leslee Kammeyer, Sheila McClendon, Laura Dawson, Mary Klar, Jeanne Bulla, Debbie Hansen, Claudia Dedear, Coach Glada Munt, Michelle Allen As a wise veteran club, sprinkled with outstanding newcomers, the 1 979-80 Southwestern Women ' s basketball team enjoyed a fine season. With coach Glada Munt at the helm, the women Pirates dominated opponents in regular season play and in several tournaments. The Lady Bucs won the Hardin- Simmons Tournament and made excellent showing at the George West and Tarleton Invitational tournaments. CD CO 00 CD in CD CX CD 45 The only disappointment in the Bucs 23-1 1 season was a heartbreaking one point loss in the Texas Association ot Intercollegiate Athletics tor Women play-otts. The squad did, however, end up as the fourth place team in the state. 46 The squad was led this season by the two high-scoring posts, Mary Klar and Jeanne Bulla. Risa Marshall and Captain Laura Dawson tossed in buckets from the outside while Loretta Deason took care of the ball handling duties. Beth Boyer was a key offensive substitute with the quick Lynette Saterfield being the top defensive substitute. Other main substitutes included Karen Foust and Debbie Hansen. 47 ■ • ■ ' --■: ' ' ■: ' :: 48 Coach Mallon Stretch Run Practice Practice Practice . . . O r Standing; Randy Smith, Terry Davis, Mike Lowe, David Gold, Rick Corbin, Gordon Urbanek, Terry Knoebel, Rick Erwin, Johnny Acevedo, Coach Jim Mallon Kneeling; Casey Triggs, Terry Hulet, Mark Schieffer, Bryan Neal, Red Robbins, Terrell Driskell, Kelvin Blank, James Limmer Sitting; Randy Schaefer, Dexter Saterfield, Scott Terry, Mike Leonard, Walter Howell, Rusty Schae- fer, Tony Neuendorf, Darrell Steffek Baseball Fever — We ' ve Got It at SU w mm ag j 40 Wins f inNo.300 Home Runs Steal Double Plays Safe IBI ' s 49 The Buc Standouts of 1 980 Bryan Neal — 1 3 Home Runs, 57 Runs Batted In Scott Terry — .403 Batting Average Terry Hulet — 9 Wins, 4 Losses, 2.96 ERA Neal — First Team All Big State Conference Terry — Second Team All Big State Conference 50 51 Defensively, sharp fielding was fhe rule as fhe Bucs consistently made outstanding plays. Slick-fielding Terrell Driskell received help from fellow infielders Randy Schaefer, Mike Leonard, Casey Triggs, and catcher Rick Erwin in giving the Pirates an outstanding defense. The 1 980 pitching staff was led by starters Terry Hulet and James Limmer, with help from strong relievers like Gordon Urbanek, Kelvin Blank, and Scott Terry. Mark Schieffer was also instrumental in the staff ' s success as he posted an earned run average of only 1.76. Despite the Bucs ' talent and determination, a severe mid-season slump set in and wrecked their chances at a conference title, dropping them to a fifth place finish. The team did, however, end up with a school record of 40 games won and was thus rewarded by being ranked in the top twenty teams in the Nation by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The 1 980 season also provided Southwestern with its ninth straight year of 30 or more baseball victories, while giving coach Jim Mallon his 300th career win in his ten years with the Pirates. The University of Texas Tech ± Baylor, Six Southwestern Wins 52 Hr This year ' s Pirate baseball team brought a lot of early season excitement to the Southwestern campus. Bryan Neal, a first team All Big State Conference selection, and Scott Terry, a second team choice, led the hot hittfng Bucs to early season victories over several powerful NCAA schools. The Bucs defeated the talent-laden University of Texas team, 5-4, and swept a two-game series against a strong Texas Tech squad, 8-4 and 7-1 . The Pirates also took three of four games from the powerful Baylor University. Many players assisted Neal and Terry with the 1 980 Pirate attack. Power hitters Gordon Urbanek and Terry Hulet helped lead the team to a phenomenal 61 home runs, while speed merchants Randy Smith and Dexter Saterfield kept constant pressure on opposing defenses with their quickness. Terrell Driskell and Tony Neuendorf also contributed to the Buc attack with their .300-plus batting averages. 53 - o CD i . j . m P ' 54 (L to R) Brad McCampbell, Clay Cornett, Pat McCurrin, Jerry Holmes, Tracy Baack, Coach James Cohagan P i r a t e G o f e r s  -. 55 Men ' s Basketball Results us OPPONENT THEM 71 East Texas Baptist 54 65 Texas Lutheran 67 77 St. Mary ' s University 58 87 Mary-Hardin Baylor 66 128 Huston-Tiliotson 63 . 87 St. Edward ' s 53 ■ 81 Texas Lutheran 75 107 Huston-Tiliotson 73 62 St. Mary ' s 64 i 83 St. Edward ' s 53 I 70 East Texas Baptist 62 j 94 Mary-Hardin Baylor 73 Conference Pfay-off: Southwestern — -79 is Lutheran — 81 First Round NAIA Play-offs: Southwestern — -69 i South West Texas — 90 Season Record: 23-11 Conference Record: 10-2 ■ Women ' s Volleyball Results Sept. 13 Univ. of Texas 11-15,18-16,15-10 ■ Oct. 19 Baylor U. 13-15,15-8,15-10 9-15,5-15 Oct. 19 WTSU 15-3,8-15,15-5 Sept. 15 Alvin Jr. Col. 15-8,13-15,15-6 Oct. 20 Sam Houston 2-15,7-15 Sept. 15 Lee Jr. Col. 15-4,15-10 Oct. 20 North Texas St. 10-15,13-15 Sept. 18 Texas Lutheran 15-9,13-15,11-15, Oct. 20 . Rice U. 15-8,11-15,15-11 11-15 Oct. 20 St. Phillips 11-15,4-15 Sept. 20 St. Mary ' s Univ. 15-11,16-14 Oct. 24 Texas A I 15-7, 10-15,15-3 Sept. 20 San Antonio College 15-3,15-3 Oct. 24 St. Edward ' s 15-11,15-6 Sept. 25 SWT 15-7,15-7,4-15, Oct. 26 Mary Hard in-Baylor 15-9,13-15,15-12 11-15,11-15 Oct.26 Midwestern U. 15-6,15-17,15-11 Sept. 28 Pan American 15-6,15-12,15-6 Oct.26 Texas Lutheran 1-15,15-8,6-15 Sept. 28 Texas A I 15-6,9-15,15-12 Oct. 27 North Texas St. 15-12,9-15,10-15 ■ 15-10 Oct. 30 Mary Hardin-Baylor 12-15,7-15 Oct. 4 Trinity Univ. 15-4,15-4,15-3 Oct. 30 Concordia 15-7,15-4 Oct. 5 Texas Wesleyan 15-9,15-9,14-16 Nov. 1 Lubbock Christian 15-13,16-14 15-3 Nov. 2 ETSU 15-2,8-15,15-8 Oct. 10 SWT 8-15,10-15,10-15 Nov, 2 Angelo State 13-15,16-18 Oct. 12 St. Mary ' s 15-7,16-14 . . ■ Nov. 2 . SWTS 13-15,15-11,8-15 Oct. 12 Texas Lutheran 15-7,14-16,5-15 Nov. 3 Baylor U. 15-10,15-12 Oct. 13 SWT 15-7,15-6 Nov, 3 Texas Lutheran 3-15,12-15 Oct. 13 Abilene Christian 10-15,10-15 Nov. 15 Sam Houston 12-15,9-15 Oct. 13 Angelo State 5-15,15-11,9-15 Nov. 15 Arkansas State 17-15,15-3 Oct. 13 Texas A I 15-8,16-14 Nov. 16 Baylor U. 16-14,15-11 Oct. 15 Texas Lutheran 7-15,13-15,15-3 Nov. 16 15-10,9-15 Mary Hardin-Baylor 10-15,15-12,16-14 15-11 Oct. 16 UT 11-15,2-15,9-15 Nov. 16 Texas Lutheran 10-15,5-15,15-8 Oct. 19 Lee College 16-14,15-9 1-15 Oct. 19 ETSU 15-10,15-10 Nov. 16 SWT 7-15,2-15,4-15 Pirates ' Baseball Results Feb. 13 WP Schieffer; Blank Mar. 13 WP Terry; Heitman SU 9 Mayville State 1 SU 14 SWTS 2 SU 5 PauiQuinn 2 SU 6 Mayville State SU 9 SWTS 8 SU 12 PauiQuinn 7 Apr. 16 WP Blank Feb. 1 6 WP Hulet; Urbanek Mar. 1 5 WP Hulet; LP Urbanek SU 13 Huston-Tillotson 2 SU 2 Trinity U. 1 SU 8 St. Edward ' s 5 Apr. 1 1 LP Limmer SU 3 Trinity U. 2 SU 3 St. Edward ' s 10 SU 2 St. Mary ' s 9 Feb. 20 WP Urbanek; Hutet Mar. 17 WP Hulet; Save Urbanek Apr. 14 LP Hulet; Urbanek SU 9 Baylor 7 SU 8 TexasTech 4 SU 2 St. Mary ' s 11 ' SU 10 Baylor 6 Mar. 18 WPLimmer SU 1 St. Mary ' s 6 Feb. 22 WP Corbin; Schieffer SU 7 TexasTech 1 Apr. 15 LP Schieffer SU 16 NTSU Mar. 20 WP Schieffer, Knoble SU 3 St. Edward ' s 5 SU 11 NTSU 1 SU 4 MankatoSt. 2 Apr. 1 8 LP Hulet; WP Limmer Feb. 23 WP Limmer; Heitman SU 1 Mankato St. SU 2 ETBC 3 SU 8 NTSU 3 Mar. 22 LP Hulet; Urbanek SU 6 ETBC 4 SU 2 NTSU 6 SU 2 Mary Hardin-Baylor 3 Apr. 19 LP Schieffer Feb. 26 LP Terry; WP Schieffer SU 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor 4 SU 2 ETBC 12 SU 2 Paul Quinn 3 Mar. 27 WP Knobel, Blank Apr. 22 WP Urbanek SU 18 PauiQuinn 3 SU 7 Wartburg 3 SU 9 Mary Hardin-Baylor 6 Feb. 29 WP Hulet; LP Urbanek SU 8 Wartburg 6 Apr. 23 WP Hulet; Farr SU 20 Hardin-Simmons 3 Mar, 29 WP Blank; LP Urbanek SU 12 Trinity 11 SU Hardin-Simmons .7 SU ; T2: : TLC 8 SU 7 Trinity 6 Mar. 4 WP Hulet; Save Urbanek; LP Urbanek SU 11 TLC 1 5 Apr. 25 WP Hulet; LP Limmer SU 5 UT, Austin 4 Mar. 30 WP Schieffer, Heitman SU 3 Hardin-Simmons 6 SU 4 UT, Austin 5 SU 6 Stephen F. Austin SU 1 Hardin-Simmons Mar. 5 WPLimmer SU 10 Stephen F. Austin 3 Apr. 29 LP Blank SU 6 Phillips 2 Mar. 31 WP Urbanek, Davis SU 7 TLC 16 Mar. 8 WP Corbin; Schieffer SU 4 Stephen F. Austin 3 SU 15 HTC 2 SU 9 Stephen F.Austin 5 LP — Losing Pitcher SU 21 HTC Apr. 1 WP Hulet, Urbanek WP — Winning Pitcher Mar. 11 LP Hulet SU 3 Coe College 1 SU 4 Baylor 7 SU 4 Coe College 1 SU Baylor forfeit Apr. 2 WP Limmer; Schieffer Women ' s Intercollegiate Basketball Results Nov. 13 Hilt Jr. College 56-73 Jan. 22 Mary Hardin-Baylor 62-47 Nov. 15 Angelo State 56-74 Jan. 24-26 Tarleton State Tourn. Nov. 1 7 Southwest Texas State 48-62 Nov.20 SMU , 49-69 West Texas State 57-50 Nov. 27 St. Edward ' s 82-35 Tarleton State 58-62 Nov. 29 George West Tournament Rice Univ. 60-49 Dec. 1 of Champions Texas Wesleyan 68-56 St. Mary ' s 46-42 Jan. 1 Trinity 70-29 Texas A l 63-50 Feb. 2 Texas Lutheran 62-37 Henderson Jr. College 44-59 Feb.5 Southwest Texas State 58-52 Sam Houston State ■ 67-82 Feb. 7 St. Edward ' s 98-32 Dec. 3 Trinity 59-35 Feb. 9 St. Mary ' s 55-46 Dec. 7-8 Hardin-Simmons Tourn. Feb. 12 Texas Wesleyan 74-87 Trinity 60-26 Feb. 14 Angelo State 68-71 Cisco Jr. College 60-49 Feb. 16 East Texas State 55-35 Hardin-Simmons Univ, 63-44 (1st round state) Dec. 11 Texas Wesleyan 62-59 Feb. 21 Southwest Texas State 49-48 Dec. 14 Sam Houston State 74-65 Jan. 12 SMU 64-61 Feb. 22 Jan. 16 Texas Lutheran 75-54 (2nd round state) Sam Houston State 58-59 (state semi-finals) .. Jan. 19 St. Mary ' s 59-36 Feb. 23 Midwestern State 55-69 Yk ? ■ !V i ■ !H First Row (L to R) Rebecca Sheller, Carolyn Croom, Louise Lander Second Row (L to R); Coach Glada Munt, Laura Sherman, Tammy Benedict, Sharon Parnham Women ' s Tennis ' N y K ? h 58 v. Students, alumni, and parents all journey to Snyder Field to watch the most exciting intramural sport — football Southwestern Style. w$mvw mm 59 Swimming 1979 Kappa Sigma First 1 .«. 1 • ' - I J I % « «£ Dr. Tex Kassen — the man who makes it all possible. 60 Football 1979 Pi Kappa Alpha First 61 1979-1980 ntramural Champions The ndependents Congratulations 62 Tommy Brumett the fastest man on campus. 1980 Track Independents First 63 The Grandstands Students Supporting Students 64 Left to right: Gene McCall, Kate Blackwell, Cynthia McSkimming, Sunday Walzel, Trina Rothwell, Suzanne Farrar, Holly Hardy, and Jeff Johnson. T c h h e e e 1 r 9 1 7 e 9 a d 1 e ' I r s 65 66 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Naomi Garcia ' .. ii ft I mdSm ' . • • 1 Ann Worthing 0 Sarah Tunnell Randy Stump tmm Janice Richmond John Dieck Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Richard Shepherd Re Simmons Clay Cornett Judy Schmoeller 69 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Not pictured: Bonnie Blakney Pattye Dedear Sue Lucas Joe Pool Maralee Buttery Amanda Villaret Julie Schnepel yfll Departmental Awards Gayle Murphy Biology Kathy Schnieder Wall Street Journal Achievement Award Anne Sherrod Mary Mann Richardson Award Chris Salmon Gertrude Solomon Award for Excellence in French Colleen Sullivan History 72 Departmental Awards Maralee Buttery Political Science Jim Rulla Mathematics Faculty Scholarship John Dieck American Chemical Society Judy Anthony Political Science Carol Teas Mathematics Sue Lucas Psychology Billy Richter David Knox Porter Pre-Theology Award Robert Coats Dean Henry Edwin Meyer Memorial Music Award 73 LtH Departmental Awards Ann Worthing Bob Lancaster Award Sunday Walzel Outstanding Freshman Woman Brooke Stroud Bob Lancaster Award •5 .(   ,. ' . tj T Pat Burgess Speech Clay Cornett Faculty Scholarship Award Becky Burkhardt Mary Lynn Webb Starnes Music Award Star of Delta Omicron Julie Schnepel Delta Omicron Senior Honor Pin Jeff Osborn Theatre 74 Departmental Awards Not Pictured: Michael Nussbaum Diane Rosenblad Jarre Sharp Diane Rosenblad David Trawick Jarre Sharp Dianne Day Melinda Pentecost Carey Roper English Foreign Language Sociology Frank E. Luska Award in Sociology Faculty Scholarship Student Teacher of Year Outstanding Freshman Woman Outstanding Sophomore Woman Dames Club Award l_i: t Kathleen Slaughter m iuiy student Teacher ot Year Karlene Cox Student Teacher of Year Judy Schmoeller Mary Katherine Holloway Outstanding Sorority Woman Sue Hoffpauir Harton Accounting Excellence Award Mary Beth Thomas Student Teacher of Year 7b ORGANIZATIONS Ah V M y v wt fln r {.?.% Student Senate Row one: Rex Preis, Treasurer; Pat Stafford, Recording Secretary; Julia Bush, Work Program Secretary; Janice Richmond, President; Herb Coe, Vice-President; David Ross, Student Welfare Commission, Neil Kirkpatrick, Educational Affairs Commis- sion. Row Two: Tom Deacon, Penny DeLotto, Judy Schmoeller, Cindy Dennis, Melinda Pentecost, Lisa Amos, Randy Burke, Beverly Berkey, Ana Bailey, Cynthia Burns, Sunday Walzel, Dan Chaney, Tammy Benedict, Rozzie Pollex. Row Three: Paul Barton, Bill Sheldon, Karen Sanders, Constance Sheppard, Mike Sheppard, Annette Austin, Mary Dawn Burnet, Jeff Johnson, Parliamentarian; Dick Lanford, Gerald Shaw, Bud Wellborn, Clayton Rote. Student Senate — The Student Senate is the primary legislative branch of student government. It is concerned with a wide range of educational affairs and student welfare matters. In addition, it serves as the primary means of liaison between Southwestern students and students of other Texas colleges and universities. Officers elected each April include the President, Vice President (also Chairman of the External Affairs Commission), a Recording Secretary, a Treasurer, Chairman of the Student Welfare Commission, Chairman of the Educational Affairs Commission. The President serves as the chief liaison officer between the faculty, administration, and the student body as a whole. The Senate carries on its work through various committees and three permanent commissions. The Senate also selects one faculty member and one administrator each year to serve in an advisory capacity. Senate meetings are open to any member of the University community. 78 T h Lynda Lieberman David Alexander A great deal of what one learns at Southwestern occurs outside the classroom and cannot be measured by tests and reports. The Bishops Memorial Union attempts to create occasion for such valuable learning experiences for the entire campus community — students, faculty, administration, staff and alumni — through a program which offers social, recreational, academic, and cultural opportunities. This program is created on a partnership basis with all facets of the community in mind and is largely conducted by students. The policy making body of the Union is the Governing Board comprised of students, faculty, and staff. U n i o n Robin Steitz Jim Oliver (left) and Randy Burke (right) 80 The Bishops Memorial Union is a building offering facilities, services and a social, educational and recreational program to the Southwestern community. Facilities include lounges, recreational s pace, an art gallery and television viewing room. The three services located in the Union are the Snack Bar, Post Office and Bookstore. The offices in the building are the Student Government Office and the Office of Campus Programming. bi The programing body of the Union is the Program Council, comprised of student co-ordinators and the Union Executive Committee. The Executive Committee for 1979- 80 were: President: Randy Burke Secretary: Bonnie Blakney Treasurer: Joe Bourne Coordinator of Campus Programing: Lynda Lieberman These individuals provide the leadership for both the Governing Board and Program Council. 1 m w 4 I i X The eight student program coordinators composing the 1 979-80 Program Council are: David Alexander Outdoor Recreation Liz Ethridge Sawdust Cafe Coordinator James Flowers Cultural and Ethnic Programs Wren Gray Speakers Jim Oliver Dances and Musical Performances Betsy Rylander Personal and Skill Development Programs Jeanine Samer Films and Television Programs Re Simmons Theatre JannaeTunnell Student at Large Jan Greenspan Student at Large 83 Student Judiciary SEATED: Judy Schmoeller, Jenny Tubbs STANDING L. to R.: Kelly Clark, Maralee Buttery, Constance Shep- pard, Elizabeth Bost, Gaylynn Gillis, Kathleen Slaughter, Brad McCampbell, Hillery Keith, David Manconi The Student Judiciary is made up of thirteen members: three trom each class. The Judiciary is charged with the administration of the Honor System and with the judgement of cases in violation thereof. The circumstances and results of all cases are confidential. 84 m Eric Reynolds: Editor Southwestern Magazine The Southwestern Magazine is the organ through which interested literary and artistic students can express themselves. The Megaphone is the weekly publication of the University. The paper comes out on Thursday of each week. Each issue attempts to represent every activity on campus which touches the lives of the students. MEGAPHONE Published by the students of Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas 78626. Issued weekly during the school year except during ofticial recess. Entered at the Post Office at Georgetown, Texas 78626, as second-class mail matter on September 26, 1 906, under special provisions of Act of March 3, 1 879, and accepted for mailing at special rate August 20, 1918. Opinions expressed in The Megaphone are those of the writer and not necessarily those of Southwestern University or of its administration. Letters to the editor are accepted for publication under special conditions as judged by the editor. Send letters to Box 48, Campus Mail. Subscriptions to The Megaphone are accepted. Send $7.00 to Box 48, SU Station, Georgetown, Texas 78626. Direct all advertising inguiries to: Ad Manager, The Megaphone, Box 21 4, SU Station, Georgetown, Texas 78626. Editor Hoyt Riley Associate Editor Theresa James Ad Manager Mike Reed Assistant Ad Manager Holly Young Staff Gerald Shaw MarvSatterfield Constance Sheppard Paul Barton Karey Sills Sports Bill Haygood Photographers Steve Truitt Jan Hajda UNS University News Service CPS College Press Service CH Collegiate Hedlines 85 First Row: Debbie Wilcox, Karole Trotter, Carol Cleaver, Ken Wilson, Brenda Pontift, Steve Truitt, Carolyn Jobe Second Row: Malcolm McQuoid, John Gould, Bobbie Ann Fisher, Hal Peacock, Beth Vandament, John Davis, Karen Randolph, Sandra Hobbs, Dr. Richard Hossalla, Emily Hardt, Cynthia Burns, Cherly White Third Row: Ann Worthing, Re Simmons, Kathy Truman, Paige McDaniel, Susan Slagle The Mask and Wig Players are a very active and productive group on campus who are responsible tor the dramatic productions during the year. This year the Mask and Wig Players participated in the production of Vanities, Othello, Solo Flights I and II, Roar of the Greasepaint — Smell of the Crowd, and hosted a one act play contest. All students are eligible for membership and to participate in the performances of major productions as actors or crew members. Mask and Wig Players 86 . The Symphonic Band is a concert and touring ensemble open to all students. The Symphonic Band gave two perform- ances this year, the Christmas concert, in the fall, and their Spring Concert. FLUTE Carolyn Croom John David Janda Susan Buchanan Cynthia Forbess TRUMPET Steve Massia Mark Danheim Charla Patton Lisa Canady Mark Piwetz Patricia Fulmer Lesley Windham Phyllis Kurtin Karol Sandberg Glen Patrick EUPHONIUM Laura Shepherd ALTO CLARINET Mike Pence Steve Smith Lorna Van Cleave Cathy Chapman David Trawick Joel Vera OBOE BASS CLARINET FRENCH HORN TUBA Julie Nelson Colleen Ozan Rebecca Bendiksen Aaron Lewis Rebecca Burkhart TimScholl BASSOON ALTO SAXOPHONE Robert Coats Soma Alvarado William Buckner Wade Creson PERCUSSION Patricia Raeke Jeff Peters Tad Frysinger Phil Bullard Tom Deacon CLARINET TENOR SAXOPHONE TROMBONE David Eimann Mary Ballou Paul Barton Jeannie Clifford Martha Isbell Linda Burk Symphonietta is a chamber orchestra open to all students as well as faculty and townspeople. It presents major concerts on campus. Candide, Haydn ' s Symphony No. 104 and Gershwin ' s Rhapsody in Blue were some of the pieces performed this year. VIOLIN I Sonia Alvarado Thomas Douglass, STRING BASS Patricia Raeke Concert Master Thomas McGee Elizabeth Brown Greg Burton FRENCH HORN Wally Dyke TimScholl Rebecca Burkhardt Dons Penick Rebecca Bendiksen Charlotte Reed PICCOLO Robert Coats Kay Ryan Lorna Van Cleave Wade Creson Amanda Villaret FLUTE Tad Frysinger VIOLIN II Patricia Fulmer TRUMPET Karen Rogers Susan Buchanan Michael Pence Stephanie Dory Mark Danheim John David Janda Leo Nitch Steven Smith Delana Roberts OBOE Carol Sloan Melissa Wickes TUBA Sharon Tullis Gretchen Peterson Aaron Lewis VIOLA CLARINET TIMPANI James Flowers Linda Burk Lynn Sandberg Sallie Banks Mary Ballou Laura Heard PERCUSSION Vernon Ryan BASS CLARINET Elizabeth Breazeale Jeff Peters Martha Isbell CELLO Michael Alexander SAXOPHONE BANJO Lois Jean Forswall Martha Isbell Rebecca Burkhardt Ted Herring Jeff Peters Delta Holl HARP Sharon Marquis BASSOON Mary Austin 88 The Extraordinaries is a chamber and pop music group open to all students through audition. The Opera Theatre is a select group of singers chosen by audition which presents opera scenes. Southwestern Singers is a mixed chorus appearing at major functions throughout the year. It is open to all students. The group is responsible for music for the regular chapel ser- vices. The Stage Band is an integral part of the Symphonic Band providing experience in pop and jazz. Above Not Pictured The University Chorale is the major concert and touring choir open to all students through audition. This semi-professional singing group has presented major works throughout the Central Texas area First Row: Beth Biar, Valerie Trevino, Lynn Parr, Amy Tatum, Naomi Garcia, Patty Wood Second Row: Melinda Bridges, Karen Lambert, Patty Woodfin, Vicki Pierce, Melinda Pentecost, Terri Yoakum, Karen Ada, Suzanne Farrar Third Row: Julie Schnepel, Gail Boyer (organist), Bobbie Fisher, Gene McCall, Mat- thew Daude, Paige McDaniel, Debbie Manning, Jenny McHan Fourth Row: Michael Alexander, David Enrich, Kevin Guess, Brent Hardaway, Ed Fitzpatrick, Scott Richey, Paul Fyke, David Hill, Andre Garcia H9 Living-Learning Center Kneeling: Lynn Sells, Clare Stedman, Terri Bynum, Maureen Goodnow, Kendal Parish, Jenny Tubs, Linda Carter Standing: Carol Teas, Pam Higgans, Shawn Redman, Maralee Buttery, Annette Austin Seated: Donna Lumas, Cindy Williams, Melinda Pentecost, Jim Rulla, Dr. Jesse Purdy Two areas within the residence halls have been established as Living-Learning areas. The first floor of Moody-Shearn and McCullough Hall have designated areas for the Center to operate. Students volunteer to donate at least one program per year to the Center and work closely with various faculty and staff persons to promote a community environment within this area. Programs may c onsist of various topics and may enlist the aid of other people outside of the Center. Each program must be educational in nature but may cover a very wide range of topics. Other residents not in the Center may attend the programs if interested. One basic goal of the Center is to give residents a chance to teach something that they feel is important while giving others a chance to learn something they may not otherwise have the opportunity to learn. Another goal of the Center is to provide a closer community than can be found in other areas of the residence hall. The Center will allow more interaction between various students and at the same time enhance their educational .experiences while at Southwestern. 90 A Herman Brown-Moody Shearn House Councils Left to Right: Jim Shaw, Robert Gadd, Dick Langford, Greg Spence, Don Heins, Paul Barton, Mary Snow, Karen Carter Each residence hall area has an organization that deals with all areas of residence life. This House Council is composed of elected members from each floor within a particular hall. During each fall elections are held whereby representatives are elected to serve on the House Council for one year. Various activities including movies, study breaks, special events, educational programs, service projects, purchasing activities, and many others are included in the agendas of each House Council. Each resident pays a $5.00 fee that is placed in the budget for each Council to work with. All residents belong to House Council but only representatives hold voting power. 91 L.K. House First Row: Jenny Tubs, Ruth Waters, Anna Baily, Susan Hennigh Second Row: Maureen Goodnow, Mandy Giliotti, Penny DeLotto, Mary Baker, Cathy Chapman Third Row: Rachel Baugh, Erin Duffy, Carol Tittle, Rozzie Pollex, Lynette Saterfield Fourth Row: Leslie Williams, Kim Wellman I ■::- : . 92 k Resident Assistant Staff First Row: Debby Wiemers, Robyn Reynolds, Cheri Heacock Second Row: Vivian Pollard with Waldo, Cary Nixon, Molly Conner Third Row: Patricia Burgess, Donna Carter, Ruth Waters, Charla Patton Fourth Row: Karen Davis, Maralee Buttery, Lacey Charlton, Carol Tittle Selected upperclass students hold positions ot responsibility throughout the residence halls. These Resident Assistants or RAs are responsible for the vast housing program in their area ot residence as well as the entire campus. The RA ' s major responsibilities include: 1 ) getting to know each person on the tloor and throughout the campus 2) serving as a resource person for the many questions that arise 3) helping students with the many problems that arise; 4) familiarizing students with the regulations at Southwestern and helping them maintain an atmosphere for learning; and 5) assisting the Director and the associate Director of Resident Life in the entire operation of the halls. 93 Not Pictured: International House The International House is a special family-styled living center. Fourteen students are selected through an application and then an interview process. The I- House activities include an open house, an International Dinner, and programs from students about their home countries. Kurth House Council Men ' s R.A. Staff Ruter House Council 94 Alpha Chi ALPHA CHI SEATED: Gayle Murphy, Patti Burrer, Mary Dobias, Molly Connor SECOND ROW: Jill Teska, Diane Rosenblad, Laura Koffman, Beth Biar, Carol Teas, Janet Fiero, Annette Austin, Judy Anthony, Andre Garcia, Tim Scholl THIRD ROW: Dr. Norman Spellman, David Trawick, Steve Gardner, Bryan Farney, Steve Cobb, John Dieck, Richard Sheppard, Jim Rulla Alpha Chi, a national undergraduate scholarship society, formerly known as the Southwestern University Scholarship Society, was founded at Southwestern in 1915. Its objectives are the stimulation, development, and recognition of scholarship. Members of the Texas Alpha chapter are elected from among the top tenth of the junior and senior classes. 95 Cardinal Key Cardinal Key, national leadership honorary for women, selects each spring the most outstanding women from the junior class to serve as members during their senior year. Membership is based on scholarship, participation, and leadership in campus activities. The group carries on a number of projects of service to the school. Each year Cardinal Key gives special recognition to outstanding freshman and sophomore women. CARDINAL KEY FIRST ROW: Judy Schmoeller, Kathleen Slaughter SECOND ROW: Molly Conner, Constance Shepherd, Gayle Murphy, Karen Lambert THIRD ROW: Amanda Villeret, Kathy Lynch, Diane Rosenblad, Cherly ImMasche, Charla Patton FOURTH ROW: Becky Burkhardt, Gwen Griftin, Judy Anthony, Mara- lee Buttery, Jenny Tubbs Blue Key Blue Key is a national leadership honor fraternity recognizing those men who have had a distinguished campus performance in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and service. BLUE KEY Herb Coe, Neil Kirkpatrick, Jarrell Sharpe, Frank Stowers, Rusty Segler, Rich- ard Shephard, Edmond Fitzpatrick, Tim Scholl, Kevin Smith. 96 Business Club SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS CLUB The Southwestern Business Club is a professional organization which was established in 1 979 to develop and promote interest in the business areas ot studies and to aid its members in acquiring practical business experiences. The business club has hosted speakers at luncheon meetings throughout the year, along with other programs designed to be informative and interesting. The club is open to all students. BUSINESS CLUB FRONT: Carol Sandburg, Brenda Morris, Aubra Frazer, Cindy Newman SECOND ROW: Mary Hood, Cynthia Forbes, Jeanne Clifford, Frank Stowers, Bill Sheldon THIRD ROW: Dr. Ben Findley, Neil Kirkpatrick, Ken Pruitt, Maureen Goodnow, Gerald Shaw, John Farr 97 Mu Psi Chi MUPSICHI SITTING: Robert Coats STANDING: Mike Alexander, Tim Scholl, John Janda, Jeff Peters, James Flowers, David Enoch Mu Psi Chi is a professional music fraternity for men. Honorary members may be elected. The fraternity strives to promote cultural awareness and fellowship among men who are active in the music program. 98 Psi Chi Psi Chi is an honorary psycholgy fraternity organized for those students who are interested in studying, discussing, and participating in activities connected with the many areas and aspects of psychology. Membership is open to those students with majors or minors in psychology and based on their scholastic standing. PSI CHI Front Row: Sue Lucas, Molly Connor, Karen Rymer, Charla Patton Second Row: Dr. Jesse Purdy, Mary Tarver, David Eimann, Jeff Houston Not Pictured: Dotty Hooker, Lee Davis, Carey Nixon, Vivian Pollard, Ruth Waters, Laura Andrade, Ellen Affleck 99 POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIETY Dr. Suk-Soon Suh STANDING: David Ross, Tom Schlenker, Casey Triggs Political Science Society The Southwestern Political Science Society, formed some six years ago, is one of if not the most active of Southwestern ' s career related organizations. Since its formation it has regularly hosted an array of guest speakers ranging from activist Madalyn Murray O ' Hare, the controversial Jerry Ruben, cartoonist Ben Sargent, representatives from Common Cause, Amnesty International, and FBI, to ex-CIA agent John Stockwell or US Sen. John Tower. While all Political Science majors and minors are included within our membership, attendance by all interested students and faculty to regular meetings is both welcomed and encouraged in the hopes familiarizing listeners with current issues, providing new insight, and stimulating intellectual thought. 100 Pre-Law Association PRE-LAW FRONT: Harold Lotz, Danny Gonzales, Leslie Windham, Steve Cobb, Key Ransom BACK: Kevin Schmid, Casey Triggs, Gerald Shaw, Steve Gardner, Steve Ingram, Mara- lee Buttery Pre-Law Association is an association of those students considering law as a career and planning to attend law school upon graduation. The association works to aid its members in becoming better informed about law schools (their requirements, differences and similarities) and about the various options open in the field of law. Membership is open to all interested students. 101 Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi. The purpose of the National Spanish Honor society is to cultivate a wider knowledge and better understanding and appreciation of the Hispanic contributions to the development of the modern world; to enable the Hispanic peoples and cultures; to foster friendship and cooperation between the Hispanic nations and the people of the United States of America and Canada; to select and give distinction to students of high interest and attainment. Sigma Delta Pi receives into its membership only those who attain its standards of high scholarship in Spanish and other subjects, who give evidence of professional merit, proficiency, or distinction. SIGMA DELTA PI SITTING: Diane Rosenblad, Dr. Elaine Graybill, Dr. Regine Reynolds, Mrs. Rosa Delgado, Molly Conner STAND- ING: Hal Peacock, Dick Langford, Blake Stanford 102 Student Foundation STUDENT FOUNDATION KNEELING: Scott Armsworth, Billy Richter, Joe Pool, Mike Brabrandt, John Buchanan, Kelley Clark, Gary Dockery, Greg Willis, Herb Coe SECOND ROW: Cheryl Ward, Patti Burrer, Mary Dobias, Judy Anthony, Jenny Pelton, Robin Reynolds, Jan Oliver, Judy Schmoel- ler, Gwen Griffin, Randy Stump, Bonnie Blakney, Molly Conner, Ann Worthing, Naomi Garcia, Jan- ice Richmond, Jenny Tubbs, Pattye DeDear, Diane Rosenblad, Maralee Buttery STUDENT FOUNDATION Founded in 1 979, the Southwestern University Student Foundation is a special group of students who have chosen — and who have been chosen — to make a significant commitment to their university. Foundation members, seniors, juniors, and sophomores, from the various areas of campus life, are dedicated to the advancement of Southwestern University through involvement in student recruitment, alumni activities, and public relations. 103 Student National Education Association The S.N.EA (Student National Education Association) is the organization tor those college and university students preparing for a career in education. S.N.E.A. FRONT TO BACK: Cheryl Sehlke, Charlotte Reed, Robin Atkin- son, Kris Hatch, Lorna Van Cleave, Margie Lindsley, Amanda Vil- laret, Karen Little, Mary Beth Thomas, Lou Brown, Lisa Pelosi, Beth Rosecrans, Liz Heuschkell, Dr. Bruce Mossman 104 Southwestern Science Society « - ■  1 1 i • |9i lil y • '  ' — p. T -— 4| t ' TIP ii r 1 F if a AAjBpr- SOUTHWESTERN SCIENCE SOCIETY L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Oscar, Darlene Evans, Richard Shepherd, Robert Shephard SECOND ROW: John Zwiener, Ed Wheeler, Margarita Olivarez, Mary Dobias, Rosanna Lapham, Carol Teas THIRD ROW: Ka Chin Lau, Greg Willis, Jim Rulla, Jim Jones, Brad Howard, Annette Austin FOURTH ROW: David Enoch, Pattye DeDear, John Dieck, Carol Sloan, Jim Rubarth The Southwestern Science Society is an organization of advanced students who meet scholastic qualifications. Requirements for membership are 30 hours of science courses (biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics) as well as a 3.0 grade point cumulative and in the division of the sciences. 105 Delta Omicron is an international music fraternity, with collegiate chapters established abroad — a professional fraternity for women in the field of music. One of the objectives is to promote American music and musicians. The purpose of Delta Omicron is to create and foster fellowship through music; to give music students an opportunity to meet with one another and, by personal contact and exchange of ideas, to broaden the individual outlook; to strenghten a devotion to loyalty to Alma Mater; to develop character and leadership; to encourage the highest possible scholastic ' attainment, excellence of individual performance and appreciation of good music; to give material aid to worthy students; to manifest interest in young women entering the professional world. Pi Delta Phi, the National French Honor Society, is open to all persons who meet the academic requirements set down by the Society. Students are nominated in recognition of their academic achievements in French above four semesters with at least a B average. They must also be in the upper 35% of their class in general studies as well as in French. 106 Mm ' - '  . £- ALPHA DELTA PI LYING DOWN: Sunday Walzel, Rozzie Pollex, Beverly Berkey, Holly Hardy, Hillery Keith SITTING: Leslie Williams, Cindy Bell, Rosanna Lapham, Julie Brawner, Lisa Natoli, Suzanne Dally, Lisa Freeman, Kathleen Slaughter, Jeannie Wilcox, Holly Campbell, Sally Suh KNEELING: Cherly White, Linda Cavness, Susan Pate, Judy Schmoeller, Cynthia Burns, Alli- son Pratt, Suzanne Ford, Jan Hajda, Patrice Mathews, Paige McDaniel, Laurie Jones, DeAnne Corley BACK ROW: Con- stance Sheppard, Liz McAllister, Penny DeLotto, Dawn Bennett, Janet Russell, Martha Stripling, Pam Harting, Anne Sher- rod, Gina McCullin, Jana Hegar, Liz Heuschkeli, Holly Hares, Karen Bebee, Carol Cleaver, Vivian Pollard, Alison Berry, Kristi Boerner, Jannae Tunnell, Gwen Griffin, Melinda Johnston. ALPHA DELTA PI Founded in 1851 in Macon, Georgia Southwestern ' s Zeta chapter was installed in 1 907 Their colors are Blue and White and their flower is the Violet. 107 The Black Organization for Social Survival. This organization is designed basically for students interested in Black awareness and those things pertaining to upgrading the social conditions of the Black student at Southwestern. Through this organization there is a framework in which each member can identify — with himself and with Southwestern. All students are encouraged to apply for membership. BLACK ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL SURVIVAL SITTING: Patricia Burgess, Carol Johnson, Lynette Saterfield, Kim Williamson STANDING: Herb Coe, James Flowers, Raymond Joyner, Gerald Shaw 108 DELTA DELTA DELTA FRONT ROW: Mina Hoyer, Pam Higgins, Laura Hinson, Martha Ebensberger, Beth Rosecrans, Karen Ada, Luci Aitkins, Margie Routon, Lynn Parr, Catherine Mendenhall, Shera Hall, Karen Yarberry, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Susie Kirkpatrick, Amy Jarvis SECOND ROW: Melinda Pentecost, Molly Connor, Laurie Shepherd, Jeanie Speck, Cindy Williams, Karla Allis, Ellin Prudhomme, Lynn Sells, Shirley Fleuriet, Shawn Redman, Ronda Nelson, Mary Dawn Burnett, Kendall Parrish, Carey Roper, Julie Nelson, Linda Carter THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Knight, Laurie Graff, Cheryl Immasche, Marie Cunning- ham, Louise Lander, Adri Bujosa, Beth Gentry, Carolyn Abraham, Pam Whitman, Nancey Olsen FOURTH ROW: Barb Mandell, Aubra Frazer, Michelle Moody, Karen Lambert, Beth Hollingsworth, Carol Bender, Diane Rosenblad, Cathy Lynch, Mimi Winters, Dianne Day, Julia Bush, Yvette Payne, Gayle Murphy NOT PICTURED: Ellen Affleck, Eddy Bray, Ann Bruns, Lisa Clifton, Dianah Dulany, Julie Schnepel, Teresa Schroeder DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded in 1888 in Boston, Massachusetts Southwestern ' s Theta Epsilon chapter was installed in 1 91 1 Their colors are Silver, Gold, and Blue and their flower is the Pansy 109 DELTA ZETA Founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1 S02 Southwestern ' s Gamma Zeta chapter was installed in 1 946. Their colors are Pink and Green and their flower the Rose. 110 DELTA DELTA FIRST ROW: Brenda Morris, Margie Lindsley, Debbie Webster, Gina McCorkle, Celia Taylor, Karol Sandberg, C. J. For- bess, Mary Ballou, Chatty Chapman, Muareen Goodnow, Beth Vandament, Darlene Evans SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Thomas, Cindy Durett, Maralee Buttery, Betsy Rylander, Deborah Vardiman, Delana Roberts, Lesly Windham, Vicki Pierce, Rebecca Brown, Merrie Frost, Patty Woodfin, Kim Kennedy THIRD ROW: Allison Louis, Sharon Marquis, Carol Janicek, Cindy Newman, Mary Pike, Carol Sloan, Annette Austin, Beth Biar, Diane Bailey, Leigh-Anne Horton, Sandra Hobbs, Jeanne Clifford, Lisa Amos Panhellenic Women ' s Panhellenic. Women ' s Panhellenic Council is composed of four delegates from each chapter of national social sororities represented on the campus. It has for its purpose: to maintain on a high plane sorority life and inter- sorority relations with the University, to cooperate with the scholastic standards, and to compile rules governing rushing, pledging, and initiation by sororities on this campus; to work together for the good of the college and all its women students. PANHELLENIC L. to R.: Kendall Parrish, Barbra Mandell, Pam Pitzer, Cary Nixon, Cindy Truax, Karen Little, Caroline Jobe, Brenda Morris, Jenny Pelton, Annette Austin ;., ; - i nter- Fraternity Council Men ' s Inter-Fraternity Council. Men ' s Inter-Fraternity Council is the organization of the fraternities on campus. Membership is composed of three members from each fraternity: the president and two others. The purpose of the organization is to band together the Greek men of the campus for the betterment of the fraternity system of Southwestern. INTER— FRATERNITY COUNCIL L. to R.: Tim Croutch, Larry Loden, Allen Halbrook, Blake Stanford, Brook Stoud, John Dieck, Greg Gibson, Kyle Nunly m KAPPA ALPHA FIRST ROW: Larry Cotton, Bryan Neal, Rex Pries, Kelly Olmstead, David Hailez, Keith Husbands, Nick Phillips, Jerry Holmes, David Menconi, Mark Frost, Kelly Byers, Bruton Lynch, Jim Stark SECOND ROW: Greg Willis, David Stan- ley, John McCord, Mike Rhoden, Robert Heydenreich, Rod Meagher, Tad Trysinger, Steve McGrede, James Mor- gan, Jerry Pate, Brad McCampbell, David Shoemaker, Pat McCurrin, Scott Flournoy, Randy Tadrique THIRD ROW: Tom Sloan, Larry Loden, Mat Worley, Kenny Whitworth, Wayne Bissett, Clay Cornett, Brian Russ, Chris Wlson, Mark Piwetz Kappa Alpha Founded in 1 865 at Washington and Lee University Southwestern ' s Chi chapter was installed in 1 883 Their Colors are Crimson and Gold and flowers are the Magnolia and the Red Rose 4 112 KAPPA SIGMA KNEELING: Presley Moch, Craig Stanford, Cory Richards, Alan Neal, David Brockleman, Mitch Brownlee, Dennis Reynolds STANDING: Rod Bailey, Eric Reynolds, Blake Stanford, Phillup Kurtz, Billy Young, Mike Josephs, Danny Middlebrooks, Chris Mathers, Eddie Sherwood, Gerald Shaw, John Gould, Wood Rogers IN TREE: Perry Zivley, Mark Robertson, Kent Roper, Jeff Forrester, Scott Concel- man, Rob Middlebrooks, Rob Lee HANGING (center): President Mark McPhail NOT PICTURED: Mark Kubiki Founded in 1 869 at the University of Virginia Southwestern ' s lota chapter was installed in 1 886 Their colors are Scarlet, Green, and White and their flower the Lily of the Valley 113 A0 Phi Delta Theta Founded in 1 848 at the Miami University Southwestern ' s Gamma chapter was installed in 1 886. Their colors are Argent and Azure and their tlower the White Carnation. 114 PHI DELTA THETA FIRST ROW: Stephen Kyle Gardner, Stephen Wayne Hermann, Derrick Scott Ernie Armsworth, Peter Van Wilcox, Ken- neth David Baker, Gregory Leigh Gibson, Kevin Bruce Dice, Tony Angelo Lostracco Jr., Gene Edward McCall, Jay Tamblyn Smith, Kyle Cameron Nunley SECOND ROW: David Bryan Carpenter, Douglas Evan Hutchins, Jan Maurice Greenspan, William Ray Whitman, Randy Messer, Dennis Dave Conder, Frank Barton Shaw, Stephen Kyle Barker, Hunter Kell Hardy, Alan Jay Katzen, Thomas Mehlman THIRD ROW: William Alan Coers, Mike Edward Ellis, John Anthony Dieck, Stephen Lee Cobb, George Hagey Pratt IV, Gary Ashby Wills, Edward Hugh Bell III, Russell Scott Briggs, Jefferson Clark Johnson FOURTH ROW: Joseph Jordan French III, Walt Allan Cleveland, Kim Patterson Mulvey, Frank Clayton Rote, Gerald Chris- topher Shroff, Gregory Carter, Jon Michael Dickson, Jack Everett McNutt NOT PICTURED: Thomas Ca rl Pitcock, John Chester Welborn II, William Key Ransone, Andrew Malcom Shelton PhiMu Founded in 1852 in Macon, Georgia Southwestem ' s Xi Kappa chapter was installed in 1 906 Their colors are Rose and White and their flower is the Enchantress Carnation. PHI MU FIRST ROW: Selina Reyes, Charla Patton, Paz Del Rosario, Ruth Wilson, Joan Carper, Elaine Kill- ingsworth, Peri Haun SECOND ROW: Jeanine Samer, Debbie Wiemers, Eunice Cabrales, Kay Wiemers, Karen Crenwelge THIRD ROW: Cindy Saxman, Susan Hennigh, Jenny Tubb.s BACK ROW: Colleen Ozan, Kathryn Gregory, Peggy Leisenring, Stephanie Dory, Becky Bendiksen, Judy Lindemann, Paula Stewart 115 ■■ ■■■-■ . x-jf-. , • ■: PI KAPPA ALPHA FIRST ROW: Tim Kiker, Jarrell Sharpe, Tim Croutch, Craig Caites, Bill Kirk, Phil Bullard, Mark Wood SECOND ROW: Mark Danheim, Neil Kirkpatrick, Tom Doud, Steve Loffburrow, Tom Schlencker, Gary Shipp, John Zweiner, Steve Robertson, Dan Dalton, Robin Clearman, Doug Foxworth, Joe Pool, Don Smith, Roger Mitchell THIRD ROW: Frank Stowers, Charles Lang, Phil Moye, John Janda, Tom Deacon, Ken Pruett, Harold Lotz FOURTH ROW: Jim Shaw, David Alexander, John Buchanan, Mike Brabandt, David Ross, Ros Hill, Mike Sheppard, Craig Reed, Bill Haygood, Allen Halbrook, Steve Ressling, Joel Vera FIFTH ROW: Jim Burke, Jim Zwiener, Joe Bill Sanders, Chris Cragg, Jim Zalles, Joe Lopez, James Shepperd, Carl Shaulis, Tommy Brumett, Paul Fyke, Steve Leggert, Stuart Soloman, Travis Jones mm Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at the University ot Virginia 1 868 Southwestern ' s Alpha Omicron chapter was installed in 1 91 Their colors are Garnet and Gold and their flower is the Lily of the Valley 116 Z ETA TAU ALPHA FIRST ROW: Steve Lufburrow, Patrick Loring, Greg Gibson, Theresa James, Tom Schlenker, Carol Deschner, Katrina Parker, Julie Williams, Cary Nixon, Karen Rymer, Missy Wickes, Laura Bennett, Angela Ross, Hope Phillips, Shari Heacock, Tal Los- tracco, Gaylynn Gillis CENTER: Sandy Fulenwider, Kris Hatch, Mary Tarver, Laura Logan, Joanie Graham, Kathy Rowland, Robin Holmstrom, Judy Anthony, Donna Bryant BACK ROW: Joey French, Kyle Nunley, Jan Cowan, Annette Lee, Marty Ham- lett, Ruth Waters, Leslea Pike, Larry Cotten, Carolyn Croom, Robin Atkinson, Debbie Barrier, Gloria Garcia, Laura Sherman, Pam Pitzer, Mary Hood, Glenda Porter, Carol Stanford, Tracy Strane, Gene McCall, Ed Bell, Steve Cobb, Gary Wills, Walt Cleve- land ffi?£ ZETA TAU ALPHA Founded in 1898 at Farmersville, Virginia Southwestern ' s Lambda Chapter was installed in 1 906. Their colors are Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray and their flower is White Violet. 117 BRIEF HISTORY OF FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Southwestern University, which recently celebrated its fifty-seventh anniversary, is the successor of four other institutions of learning founded at various times by the Methodist Church of Texas — Ruterville College, McKenzie College, Wesleyan College, and Souie University. In 1874 Rev. Francis A. Mood obtained a charter for Southwestern University which was located in Georgetown. Dr. Mood is called the founder of Southwestern for which he served faithfully until his death in 1884. On the Campus of the thriving little school different organizations began to exist and among them were the Fraternities and Sororities. The first of these was the Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Fraternity which was founded in Southwestern University on November 28, 1 883, with six Charter Members: R. C. Porter, W. C. McKaney, T. L. Crow, W. E. Hawkins, E. W. Martin and E. Embree, Jr. Several years later the Texas Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity was -founded. On March 12, 1886 A. R. Johns, R. L. Penn, M. K. Pateman , A. J. Perkins, W. H. Anderson, J. B. Hawkins, Abonn Holt, J. E, Quarles, J. H; Williams, R. S. Carter and S. J. Thomas were granted the Charter, On October 12, 1886 Iverson B. Love, Jessie C. Baker, Jasper B. Gibbs and John Stanley Moss were granted the Charter for the Iota Chapter of Kappa Sigma which is the twenty-first Chapter in American Kappa Sigmas. On November 12, 1910 Alpha Omicron Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha was granted a charter by the Supreme Council of the Fraternity. The charter members were: A. D.Voight, Samuel A. Grogan, C. M. Singleton, J. M. McGuire, M. T. Waggoner, G. D. Chapman, and 0. 0. Mickle. The Fraternities had been progressing rapidly but not until 1906 were the Sororities more than secret lodges and local organizations. Among the first of these was Lambda Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha which was granted its charter on May 1 3, 1 906. The Charter members were: Elizabeth Hardy, Bess Whittle, Ailie Barcas, Pauline Clark, Jean Whittle, Louise Gibson, Rosina Nelson, Rannie Collier, Myrtice Nelms, Lola Branson, Blossom Pittman, Irene Gammill, Edith Branson, Hazel Whittle, Katherine Fiser, Sunshine Dick- erson, Bes Bailey, Lena Mae Nelms, Ena Dent, and Clara Wellborn. The Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi was not granted its charter until February 1907, although this organization was the first 6n Southwestern Campus. Mary Mann, Madge Cooper Gladys Graves, Early Price, Gladys Snyder, Martha Sanders, Nannie B. Clamp, Mabel Taylor, Gene Daughtrey, Louise Bellford and Catherine Chessleer were the charter members. The local Xi Kappa was organized in Southwestern in 1 906 but was not chartered until May 1 , 1 908 as the Xi Kappa Chapter of Phi Mu. Thirteen girls were initiated as charter members: Annie Bankright, Mary Inez Coon, Ola Niece, Minnie Lee taulman; Mabel Grace (Daughterly, Mary Elizabeth Hanover, Jessie Sessions, Katherine Howard, Ailine Terrell Smith, Jimmie Smyth, Bertha McKee, Eula Mae Rollins, and JuliaMangum. The Theta Epsilon Chapter of Delta Delta Delta was granted their charter on September 5, 1 91 1 . Among the charter members were: Madge Hendry, Ann Carter, Ella Sedberry, Bess Crutchfield, Sadie Hudson, Hazel Barnes, Cornelia Hightower, Lucy May Agnew, Haliie Louise Crutchfield, Pauline Swaf- ford, Kittie Cain, Norma Smith, Katherine Mitchell, Gladys Lockett, Mary Kathleen Rose, Edna Maud Brown and Mary Wills. In 1 946 a local sorority known as Lambda Sigma Gamma was established as Gamma Zeta of Delta Zeta, the National sorority. The members of Lambda Sigma Gamma were: Mary Jane Trammell, Mildred Mendenhall, Yvonne Reeves, Carolyn Booker, Leona Catherine Cheek, Helen Theresa Cocke, Ouida Mae Dent, Betty Joe Durdin, Marjorie Elaine Eads, Dolores Ferenez, Doris Vivian Gustafson, Mary Grace Horrigan, Miss Howard, Miss Hunt, Barbara Jeannine Kirsch, Betty Owen Lord, Rosemary Virginia Miiho- lin, Laura Ann Muennink, Julia Ruth Puckett, Isobel Tresa Sayers, Stelloise Shipp, Lea Wiggans, Miss Wright. J ' , m • fLvIy wmM2 B iM|K Lrrv V )f B 3 iV ff{ !£f M 120 MM ANGELES M.AGUILAR Nuevo Laredo, ZZ Bio. PETER M.AGUILAR San Antonio, TX Rel. CLISAARRENDELL San Marcos, TX Soc. KIMDARIENARRENDELL San Marcos, TX Soc. TRACE BENEDICT Grapevine, TX Elem. Ed. Picture Not Available REBECCA BENDIKSEN Galveston, TX Soc. GRACE E. BERNHARDT Victoria, TX G. Bus. RANDAL M. BOSWELL Conroe, TX Bio. It, STEVE F. CHALOUPKA Rosenberg, TX Acct. LISA JANE CLIFTON Dayton, TX Sci. CLAY A. CORNETT Alpine, TX Econ. KARLENE F. COX Georgetown, TX Elem. Ed. CAROL BETH BENDER Allison Park, PA Elem. Ed. KIMBERLEY BROWN Dallas, TX Elem. Ed. PATRICIA D. BURGESS CHARLES R. BURNS, JR. RANDELL E. BURT MARALEE BUTTERY CRAIG CATES Houston, TX Austin, TX San Antonio, TX Midland, TX Del Rio, TX Spee. Acct. Hist. PS. G. Bus. TIMOTHY C. CROUCH Denton, TX Thea. Class of 80 WILLIAM W.CURTIS MARK E. DANHEIM MATTHEW M. DAUDE Oklahoma City, OK Clute, TX Killeen, TX PS. Acct. M. Lit. LESLIE DAVIS Georgetown, TX Bio. CINDY POPE DENNIS Georgetown, TX Acct. JOHN A. DECK Harlingen, TX Chem. STEPHANIE A. DORY Houston, TX Apmu. CYNTHIA DURETT Bay City, TX G. Bus. PATTYEJ. DEDEAR Georgetown, TX Math KAREN KAY ELLIS Midland, TX Mu. MIKE E ELLIS THERESA D. EVANS SCOTT M. FLOURNOY AUBRAC.FRAZER PATRICIA FULMER Crockett, TX Bay City, TX Lake Jackson, TX Fort Worth, TX Longview, TX Hist. Bio. G.B. G. Bus. Mu. Ed. STEPHEN TANNER GARTH Midland, TX Hist. GWEN GRIFFIN Victoria, TX L. KEVIN GUESS Georgetown, TX Mus. JUDITH CARTER GRAVES San Antonio, TX WREN MARIE GRAY Corpus Christi, TX P.S. Seniors GARY HAMMAC DEBRA ANN HANSEN KRISTIN HATCH SHARI L. HEACOCK ROBERT HEYDENREICH San Antonio, TX Dallas, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX San Antonio, TX P.E. P.E. Eng. Elem. Ed. PS. MICHAEL W. HOUSTON Georgetown, TX Mu. GREGORY A. HUTCHINS Bellville, TX Soc. St. MELINDA E. JOHNSTON Dallas, TX Eng. WILLIAM O. KIRK Texas City, TX Chem. ADRIAN DORAN KNAPPER Marrero, LA Soc. PHYLLIS R. KURTIN Granger, TX Mu.S. AARON KEITH LEWIS Georgetown, TX Mu.E. HELEN KAREN LITTLE Houston, TX HARRY MICHAEL LOWE Dallas, TX P.E. KATHLEEN MACLEAN Lake Jackson, TX Mktg. BARBARA A. MANDELL Dallas, TX G. Bus. SHARON E. MARQUIS Houston, TX Bio. MORRISA L. MARSHALL Tilden, TX Acct. PAUL JOSEPH MARSHALL Westerly, Rl G. Bus. NANCY ANN MCATEE Beaumont, TX P.E. Class of 80 STEPHEN L MCGREDE Pasadena, TX G. Bus. JOHN KNOX MCKEE Temple, TX Soc. St. MARY ELL MCMILLAN Richardson, TX G. Bus. RAEMONA A. MCNEILL Beeville, TX Mktg. RODNEY E MEAGHER Killeen.TX G.Bus. MICHELLE MOODY Houston, TX Soc. BRENDAL. MORRIS Pasadena, TX Mngt. TAKA NAKAMURA Zushi Kanagawa, Japan 1st. J MICHAEL NUSSBAUM Sante Fe, NM Eng JAMES R.OLIVER Houston, TX Econ. COLLEEN OZAN Kirbyville, TX Soc. St. LISA ANNE PELOSI Galveston, TX G. Psy. ROBERT M. MCPHAIL Houston, TX PS. CARY ANN NIXON Midland, TX H. Psy. PARIS C. PERMENTER Georgetown, TX Acct. KATHERINEF PETERSON Point Comfort, TX P.E. HELEN SUE PFAEFFLE Lake Jackson, TX So. Sc. MARY VICKI PIERCE Carthage, TX M. Lit. VIVIAN L. POLLARD Fort Worth, TX H. Psy. STEVE DURANT PONTIFF Bay City, TX Bio. Seniors JOE CURTIS POOL MARY ALLISON PRATT BOBBIE READ CHARLOTTE REED DENNIS W.REYNOLDS Dallas, TX Beaumont, TX Flyn n Temple, TX Georgetown, TX H. Psy. Mktg. Mu. Ed. Art ERIC LEE REYNOLDS Georgetown, TX Art LAURA MOFFITT RUSS San Marcos, TX G. Bus. MELANIEA. RIELLY Rockdale, TX Mu. Ed. R. DIANE ROSENBLAD Austin, TX Soc. JAMES LORIN RULLA Midland, TX BRYAN F. RUSS, JR. Hearne, TX P.S. CAROL C. SALMON Dickinson, TX Fren. MICHAEL W.SCHMID Liberty Hill, TX G. Bus. JUDITH A. SCHMOELLER Harlingen, TX Mngt. JULIE SCHNEPEL Houston, TX Mu. Ed. TIMOTHY J. SCHOLL Tomball, TX Mu. Ed. RUSSELL D. SEGLER, JR. Laredo, TX P.E. JARRELL V.SHARP Seymour, TX Hist. RICHARD E. SHEPHERD Romney, WV Phys. ROBERTA. SHEPHERD Romney, WV Phys. RAYMOND J. SIMMONS Houston, TX Thea. KATHLEEN SLAUGHTER Dallas, TX Spee. CAROL E. SLOAN Corpus Christi, TX Bio. BRETNA M. SMITH Georgetown, TX Math SHARON JEAN SMITH Corpus Christi, TX Bio. TIMOTHY J. STANTON Dallas, TX G Bus. r FRANK KING STOWERS Pampa, TX G. Bus. COLLEEN SULLIVAN Richardson, TX Hist. SALLY SUH Georgetown, TX Math MARY E. THOMAS Houston, TX Elem. Ed. PAUL LANE THOMASSON Texas City, TX Rel. JACK DAVID TRAWICK San Antonio, TX Soc. Sc. SARAH R. TUNNELL Texarkana, TX P.S. BETH R. VANDAMENT Irving, TX Thea. AMANDA L. VILLARET San Angelo, TX Mus. REBECCA WATKINS Houston, TX Elem. Ed. DEBORAH L. WIEMERS San Antonio, TX P.S. JULIE ANN WILLIAMS Austin, TX P.S. M ' LYNDA KAE WILSHER Lubbock, TX Intl. MARK WOOD Seabrook, TX Econ. Seniors PATRICIA C.WOODFIN FortWorth,TX;Eng. ANN WORTHING Wharton, TX; Art JOSE YUEN-MANRIOUEZ EIPaso,TX;G. Bus Seniors Not Pictured ANGELA ACTON Georgetown, TX; P.S. SONIAALVARADO Edinburg, TX; Psy. AMELIA BELLE AUDAS Houston, TX; Ap. Mu. DEBORAH BARRIER Houston, TX; G. Bus. ROBERT SCOTT BARTON San Antonio, TX; Rel. JULIA LOUISE BELIAN Corpus Christi, TX; Phil. CYNTHIA L.BELL Beaumont, TX; P.S. ALISON LINNE BERRY Midland, TX; Psy. BONNIE SUE BLAKNEY Granbury, TX; Elem. Ed. KELVIN RAY BLANK Yoakum, TX; P.E EDWINA KAY BRAY Lamesa, TX; Elem Ed DONALD LEE BRICKER Lubbock, TX; Chem. YVETTE P. BRICKER San Antonio, TX; Fren. LOUIS STERLING BROWN Georgetown, TX; So. St. CURTIS M.BROWNLEE, JR. Oklahoma City, OK; G. Bus ANN BRUNS New Brauntels, TX; Mkgt. PHILIP E.BULLARD Bellaire, TX; Acct. REBECCA L.BURKHARDT San Antonio, TX; Ap. Mu JULIA BREWER BUSH Falfurrias, TX; Elem. Ed. PEGGY D. BYARS Georgetown, TX DONNA K.CARTER Tomball,TX;Elem. Ed. M. SUZANNE CASON Duncanville, TX; Elem. Ed. LACEY ANN CHARLTON Weathertord, TX; Soc. MARK A. CHIESA Cuernavaca Morel, ZZ; G. Bus. WILLIAM ALAN COERS Dickinson, TX; H. Psy. ELIZABETH B. DAILY Houston, TX; H. Psy. DONNA ELAINE DAVIS Sugarland.TX; Soc. JOHN STEVEN DAVIS Houston, TX; Thea. LAURA LYNN DAWSON Deer Park, TX; P.E DIANNE BRIGHT DAY Garland, TX; Eng. DANIEL D. DEAVER Fort Worth, TX; Eco JACKH. DEGRAND Nacogdoches, TX; G Bus DIANA DU LANY Belton,TX;Thea. JOAN MARIE EICH Round Rock, TX; Biol WILLIAM RENGVALL Temple, TX LLOYD R.FADRIQUE Houston, TX;G. Bus. BOBBIE A. FISHER Georgetown, TX; Mu. Ed. EDMOUND ' FITZPATRICK San Antonio, TX; Ap. Mu. ANDRE PABLO GARCIA-N Las Vegas, NM; Ap. Mu. IRIS NAOMI GARCIA Brownsville, TX; Rel. TONY IRA GAUNTT Munday, TX MELISSA ANN GRANT Georgetown, TX; Acct. CHARLES RAY GUIDRY Killeen,TX;P.E. LESTER LYNN HAHN Austin, TX; Engr. THOMAS L. HAMBLETON Spring, TX HOLLY HARES Dallas, TX;Thsp. SUE HOFFPAUIR HARTON Lampasas, TX FRANCES M. G. HARTWICK La Vernia, TX; Elem Ed DIANE M.HAVELKA Georgetown, TX; P.E. JOSHUA JAMES HEARNE Midland, TX; Biol. JANEHOLLINGSWORTH Beeville, TX; P S ANDREA L.HOLT Midland, TX; Fren. DANIELA HOWELL Fort Leonardwood, MO; Ge BARBARA KAY HUSER Granger, TX CATHERINE M. INGALLS Georgetown, TX; H. Psy. ALVINLEEISENSEE Taylor, TX; Acct GEORGE CASEY JONES Cypress, TX; G. Bus KIMBERLYA. KENNEDY Houston, TX; Eng. GRAIG A. KOTZ Houston, TX KAREN E. LAMBERT Houston, TX; Ap. Mu JEFFREY A. LATIMER Austin, TX;G. Bus. JAMES CURTIS LIMMER Waco, TX; P.E HELEN KAREN LITTLE Houston, TX LAURA LEE LOGAN Lubbock, TX; Elem. Ed VALERIE ANN LOW Tucson, AZ; Am St STEPHEN LOZANO Georgetown, TX SUE HARRISON LUCAS Georgetown, TX; H. Psy. CATHERINE LEE LYNCH Montgomery, TX; Mu Ed. CARROLL L.MARCUS Austin, TX;G. Bus. MICHAEL E. MCCASLAND Austin, TX ALBERT MCCULLIN, III Georgetown, TX MICHELLE MCGILL Midland, TX; Bus. JENNY CAROL MCHAN Temple, TX DANC.MIDDLEBROOKS Georgetown, TX; G. Bus JOYCE MILLER Thrall, TX; G. Bus. J BENNETT MORGAN Dallas, TX;G. Bus. DAVID ALLEN MUNSEN Bellaire, TX GAYLE LYNN MURPHY Houston, TX; Biol. RAYMOND DANIEL NEMEC Jarrell, TX LAURA M.NUNEZ Georgetown, TX JAN OLIVER r. Dallas, TX;G Bus MARK A. OLIVER Houston, TX; Art JEFFREY OSBORN Georgetown, TX; Thea. JACKSON OREN PACE El Paso, TX; Biol. SAMUEL PARK Austin, TX; P.E. TODD BARTON PERRIN Austin, TX; Biol JANICE LEE PILGRAM Georgetown, TX LISA A. PITMAN Nederland, TX; Psy. MARK PIWETZ Houston, TX; Mu. Ed. LANA LEAH REESE Schwertner, TX BRENDA JEAN RENFREW Georgetown, TX; Mus MICHAEL B. RHODEN Houston, TX; Acct. JANICE M.RICHMOND Georgetown, TX; G Bus WILLIAM T.RICHTER Tyler, TX; Spee. HOYT GLEN RILEY San Antonio, TX, Mktg. RANDALL COMER STUMP Georgetown, TX ROBIN BROWN SYRING Georgetown, TX LIZETTE M.TANDY Brownsville, TX STEVEN P. TRUITT Fort Worth, TX; Thea PAULW. UPTHEGROVE Jarrell, TX; Thea. GORDON R URBANEK Austin, TX, Acct. LORNA VAN CLEAVE Carlsbad, NM RUBEN H.M.VASQUEZ Georgetown, TX SALLY L VICTORIN Miami, FL PAMELA W.WALKER Pflugerville, TX Elem Ed LESLIE WEIL Georgetown, TX; Elem. Ed Dallas, TX; Elem. Ed ROBIN J.ROBBINS Dallas, TX; P.E. MARSHA K. RUSSELL Kingsville, TX KATHY S.SCHNEIDER Georgetown, TX; G. Bus. MICHAEL A. SCHROEDER Georgetown, TX; G. Bus RICHARD C.SCHAFF Richardson, TX ALAN HEENAN SCOTT Carthage, TX; Biol. PHILLIP C.SEWELL San Antonio, TX LINDA SUE SHARPE Houston, TX;G Bus ANNE SHEFFIELD Cincinnati, OH; Elem. Ed. WILLIAM K. SHELDON, JR Georgetown, TX; G Bus CHRISTOPHESHUNGU San Antonio, TX; G. Bus. KAREN S.SIMCIK Granger, TX; Elem. Ed. MARK B.SMITH Georgetown, TX; Fren JOHNSONNENBERG Waco, TX ADELE M.SPENCER League City, TX PATRICIA STEINOCHER Coupland,TX;P.S TRACY STRANE CHAILLEE.WEILER Houston, TX, Elem Ed ELIZABETH WHITFIELD Houston, TX, Mktg. KENNETH M WHITWORTH Pasadena, TX, P.E CYNTHIA WILLARD Espanola, NM JOHN GREGORY WILLIS Houston, TX, Biol. K.CHRISTOPHER WILSON Houston, TX; Mktg ANGIED.WINSLOW Hemphill, TX MARTHA M. WINTERS Houston, TX; Elem Ed JAMES W.WINZELER Englewood, CO JOHN C.WONG Georgetown, TX DOAKM.WORLEY Dallas, TX; Acct JOHN GABBERT YOUNG Houston, TX; Math JOHN RICHARD ZWIENER Austin, TX; Chem Class of 80 u 128 Karen Ada, Fr Alison Estelle Ader, Soph Ellen Affleck, Soph. Benjamin Aguayo, Jun Karla Kay Ailts, Soph Abdallah Alaoui M, Fr. David C. Alexander, Soph Michael Alexander, Soph Michelle L Allen, Fr. Sandra Allen, Fr. Lisa Amos, Fr Laura Anne Andrade, Jun. Judith D. Anthony, Jun. Edmundo Armendariz Soph. Derek S. Armsworth, Soph Babara A. Ashburn, Jun. Robin A. Atkinson, Jun. Annette C. Austin, Jun. Tracy Roy Baack, Soph. Ana Iris Bailey, Soph. John Henry Baker, Soph. Mary Jo Baker, Fr. Mary D. Ballou, Fr. Stephen Barker, Fr. Rachel D. Baugh, Fr. Mark Beatty, Fr. Edward H. Bell, III, Jun. Tammy Benedict, Fr. Laura Bennett, Fr. Beverly Berkey, Fr. Beth Michelle Biar, Soph. Martha E. Blanco, Soph. Kristi L. Boerner, Fr. Adreayn Booker, Fr. Elizabeth Bost, Fr. Tommy Bousquet, Fr. Julia Ann Bower, Fr. Patricia A. Bowerman, Fr. Elizabeth A. Boyer, Fr. Katherine Brancart, Fr. Julia Lynn Brawner, Soph. Elizabeth Breazeale, Jun. 129 David J. Broeckelmann, Fr. Kenneth L. Browne, IV, Jun. Thomas 0. Brumett, Fr. Donna Renee Bryant, Soph. John J. Buchanan, Soph. Bill Buckner, Fr. Adriana L. Bujosa, Soph. Michelle Burlingame, Soph Mary-Dawn Burnett, Soph. Eunice Cabrales, Fr Lisa Jo Canady, Soph. CherieCanion Joan E. Carper, Fr. Karen Kay Carter, Fr. Toni Cascio, Jun. Linda Cavness, Soph. Mary C. Chapman, Fr Nancy Louise Chavers, Jun. Kelley S. Clark, Soph Walt A. Cleveland, Fr. Jeanne Clifford, Fr Mary M. Cloyd, Fr. Herbert Wayne Coe, Jun. Robin C Collins, Soph Scott Concelman, Fr. Dennis Conder, Fr. Molly Colette Conner, Jun. Karen Jo Cooper, Fr. Connie Lee Cornell, Fr. Laurence G. Cotten, Jun. 130 Janet Larue Cowan, Fr. Christopher Cragg, Fr. Karen L. Crenwelge, Soph. Wade M. Creson, Fr. Carolyn Croom, Fr. Linda J. Crow, Fr. Katherine Cullen, Fr. Martha L. Cutrer, Fr. Suzanne L. Dally, Fr. Daniel Blake Dalton, Jun. Mitchell S. Davies, Jun. Thomas W. Deacon, Soph. LorettaA. Deason, Soph. P enelope S. Delotto, Fr. Paz V. Delrosario, Fr. Carol Deschner, Fr. Sharon P. Dobias, Fr. Gary Wayne Dockery, Fr. Thomas Mules Doud, Soph. David B. Downman, Fr. Vicci Lorraine Drake, Jun. Erin Adrienne Duffy, Soph. Martha Ebensberger, Fr. David G. Eimann, Soph. Elizabeth Ethridge, Jun. John Edward Farr, Soph. Suzanne M. Farrar, Fr. Linda Marie Ferguson, Fr. James Edward Flowers, Jun. Cynthia Jane Forbess, Soph. 131 Jefferey E. Forrester, Fr. Tony E. Fraps, Fr. Lisa K. Freeman, Fr Joseph J. French, III, Soph. Mark Wilson Frost, Fr. Merne M. Frost, Soph Sandra K. Fulenwider, Fr. Robert Foster Gadd, Fr. Gloria O. Garcia, Soph. Stephen Kyle Gardner, Soph- Kay Monette Garner, Fr Gaye Gentes, Fr. Gregory Leigh Gibson, Jun. Amanda Giliotti, Fr. Gaylynn Gillis, Fr. John Wesley Gilpin, Fr. Teresa Diane Ginn, Fr Rodney Glasper, Fr. Walter Goll.Fr. Efraim D. Gonzales, Jun. Maureen I. Goodnow, Jun. John R. Gould, Fr Laurel Ann Graet, Jun. Eric Duval Gray, Soph. Katherine Gregory, Fr. David Hailey, Fr, Jan Anne Hajda, Fr. Joseph A. Halbrook, Jr. Fr Shera Gwendolyn Hall, Fr. Martha E. Hamlett, Fr. 132 John Harper, Fr. Pamela Kay Harting, Jun. Renee Louise Hartman, Soph Jana Hegar, Fr. Anna E. Heier, Fr. Lisabeth Heuschkell, Jun. Karen Hicks, Soph. Laura K. Hinson, Fr. Mary L. Hood, Fr. Kathryn F. Hoover, Fr. Leigh-Anne Horton, Fr. Jeffrey Dean Houston, Jun. Nita Darlene Howell, Fr. Mina S. Hoyer, Fr. Keith Husbands, Fr. Cheryl Ann Immasche, Jun. Stephen Dean Ingram, Fr. Martha L. Isbell, Fr. Theresa Ann James, Fr. John David Janda, Fr. Carol Janicek, Fr. Bonnie Buckner Jay, Jun Carolyn Sue Jobe, Soph. Carol E. Johnson, Fr. Donna Lynn Johnson, Jun. Heenan Johnson, III, Jun. Sheryl Johnson, Fr. James Robert Jones, Jun. Jamie A. Jones, Jun. Alan Jay Katzen, Fr. 133 Timothy W. Kiker, Soph. Anna E. Killingsworth, Fr. Shannon Kirkpatrick, Fr. Susan M. Kirkpatrick, Fr. Valerie G. Kiser, Jun. Mary Ellen Klar, Jun. Elizabeth Knight, Jun. Laura Kathryn Kotman, Jun. Linda E. Kofman, Fr. Tina Diane Lafuente, Jun. John W. Lamb, Soph. Kathryn Jean Lamb, Jun. Julia L. Lander, Fr. Sandra G. Lanzarotti, Fr. Rosanna L. Lapham, Soph. Annette Lee, Soph. Peggy Leisenring, Fr. Marcia A. Lesesne, Soph. Lydia D. Levy, Fr. Donna R. Little, Fr. Patrick Loring, Soph. Steven P. Lufburrow, Jun. Donna Lynn Lummus, Soph. Charles B. Lynch, Fr. Laura Major, Fr. Brenda Manaugh, Fr. Victor Manning, Fr. Kerry Lynn Mathews, Jun. Bruce McCaskill, Fr. Shelia McClendon, Fr. 134 w , ,} Paige W McDaniel, Fr. Thomas McGee, Jun. Michael C. McGinnis, Soph Cynthia McSkimming, Fr David L. Menconi, Fr. Catherine Mendenhall, Fr Terri Middlebrooks, Fr Kevin Middleton, Fr. Cheryl A. Miles, Fr. Donna Miller, Fr. Robert Montalbo, Fr. Phillip Paul Moye, Jun. Sylvia Nannini, Fr. Lisa Natoli, Soph Kyle Neely, Fr. Diana G. Nelson, Fr. Ronda Lisa Nelson, Fr. Cynthia Kay Newman, Jun. Kyle Cameron Nunley, Soph Diane L Oertli, Fr. Margarita Olivarez, Jun. Tracy Padgett, Fr. Sharon Helen Parham, Fr. Lyda Lynn Parr, Fr. Kendall Parrish, Soph. Susan Pate, Fr. Charla Joan Patton, Jun. Harold Lee Peacock, Jun. Jennifer Lee Pelton, Jun. Melinda R. Pentecost, Soph 135 Stacey L. Peters, Fr. Keith D. Peterson, Fr Hope Elaine Phillips, Soph Joe Earl Phillips, Fr Leslea Pike, Soph Mary Pike, Fr Pamela F. Pitzer, Fr Creighton C Pollex, Fr Rosalind Pollex, Fr Brenda Pontiff, Soph Janine Pope, Fr George H Pratt, IV, Fr Rex Lawrence Preis, Jun Elizabeth Prudhomme, Soph Ellinor Prudhomme, Soph Kendall P. Pruett, Soph Patricia Ann Raeke, Fr. Allan W Rainwater, Soph. Jana Marie Ramsay, Soph Cary Allen Ray, Fr Shawn Holmes Redman, Fr. Damon Reed, Fr Michael G Reed, Jun Robin H Reynolds, Soph Henry H, Robinson, Fr Karen Rocha, Fr Karen Roe, Fr Farris Rookstook, Fr. Carey Roper, Soph Elizabeth Rosecrans, Fr 136 Angela Ross, Fr. David Wesley Ross, Soph. Margaret H. Routon, Fr. Kathryn May Rowland, Jun. Joy Royal, Fr. James W. Rubarth, Soph. Charmaine Russell, Fr. Karen Ryan, Fr. Karen Lyn Rymer, Jun. Jeanine Gail Samer, Fr. Karol Anne Sandberg, Jun. Joe William Sanders, Fr. Karen Sanders, Fr. Dexter Saterfield, Soph. Lillian L. Saterlield, Fr. Mary B. Sattertield, Soph Cynthia Lynn Saxman, Fr. Randal Dean Schaefer, Jun. Thomas M. Schlenker, Jun. Kevin Joseph Schmid, Jun. Jane A. Schwartz, Fr. Cassandra Sedberry, Fr. Cheryl Sehlke, Fr. Lynn A. Sells, Soph. Carl L. Shaulis, Fr. Gerald Shaw, Fr. Gina L. Shelton, Soph Terrie D. Shelton, Fr. Laura K. Shepherd, Soph. Constance Sheppard 137 Michael Sheppard James Shepperd Anne R. Sherrod, Fr Teresa C. Shinn, Fr Dikoma Shungu, Jun Sheryl Simmons, Fr. Nancy K. Skinner, Jun. Steve Slaughter, Fr Donald A. Smith, Jun. Jay Tamblyn Smith, Soph. Steven A. Smith, Soph. Nancy J. Smothermon, Fr Julie Kay Soulen, Fr Keith G Spencer, Fr Patrick H. Stafford, Soph Carol Stanford, Fr H Blake Stanford, Jun Iris T. Stanley, Fr Lynn Stedman, Soph. Margaret M. Sterling, Fr Paula Stewart, Fr Brooke M. Stroud, Jun. Mary E. Tarver, Soph Amy LeeTatum, Fr Celia Taylor, Fr. Carol L Teas, Jun. Dana Lynne Thompson, Soph. Tayron K. Tolley, Fr Karen E Tomasco, Soph. Valerie Trevino, Fr Casey R. Triggs, Soph Cynthia L. Truax, Soph Jenny Lynn Tubbs, Jun. Luis Arthur Valle|0, Fr. Deborah Vardiman, Fr. Joel D. Vera, Fr. Curtis J, Vick, Fr Brian Douglas Wall, Soph. Sunday Walzel, Fr. Ruth Ellen Waters, Fr. Johnny C. Welborn, Fr. Kimberly D. Wellman, Fr. 138 Lelia Ann Young, Fr. James Zalles, Fr. Walter P. Zivley, Jr., Fr. Edward Wheeler, Soph Cheryl White, Fr Cheryl L. Whitley, Fr Melissa Anne Wickes, Jun. Susan Kay Wiemers, Fr Debbie Wilcox, Fr Linda Wilkins, Fr. Cynthia L. Williams, Fr. Leslie Jean Williams, Fr. Lynn Williams, Fr. Gary A. Wills, Fr. Ruth Wilson, Soph. Lesly Windham, Fr. Lou Ann Winston, Fr. Patricia Wood, Fr Karen Yarberry, Fr Teri Michele Yoakam, Fr. Holly Joyce Young, Fr. Carolyn B Abraham Eileen Acevedo John Lee Acevedo Robert W. Ahlgren Lucienne E Aitken Stephen P. Akin Lewis Vale Alexander Edwin A. Anderson Mark A Anderson Cheryl Andrew Leslie Renee Ansley James T Armstrong Trudy D Arrendell Diane V Bailey Rodney Gene Bailey Kenneth David Baker Cynthia M Ballard Duke J D Barnes Lance L Barnett PaulT Barton Barbara Ann Baum Karen Sue Bebee Stephen Beckendorf Kay Dawn Bennett Carol Ann Benziger Denise Bird Wayne Austin Bissett MaryK Blackwell Samuel Blanco Vicky Lynn Blank Lydia R Blomquist Joe Belton Bourne Sydnah E. Boyd Gail Raab Boyer Michael G Brabandt Allen B Bratton Melinda J Bridges Russell S Bnggs Diana Lynn Brogan Rebecca E. Brown Georgia E C Butord Jeanne Bulla Karen Elaine Bumpus Terrell Burch Linda Gay Burk Elmo James Burke, III Cynthia Kay Burns Martha Burns Charles R Burns, Sr Patricia L Burrer Kelly Jon Byers Terry Ann Bynum Holly Gaye Campbell Eileen A. Capuli David B Carpenter Clay Bryan Carr Greg J Carter Linda Ann Carter Frederick J Cartmill Dan P Chaney Martin D. Clearman Robin Van Clearman Carol Jean Cleaver Stephen D. Cleveland Robert Charles Coats Steven Cobb Elizabeth A Cohen Richard L. Corbin De AnneCorley Ann B Cornish Claire C. Covey Charles H. Cree Joan Crouch Michael P. Cuff G. Marie Cunningham Robert G.Custer Joy Beth Danner Donald W. Davidson Paula Diane Davidson Karen Davis Terry N. Davis Deborah J. Day Ruth Ellen Day Claudia K Dedear Michael R Dela ' o John Denier, Jr Kevin Dice Jon M. Dickson David Diehl Mary Denise Dobias Kyle A Donaldson Ruth M Douglas Terrell M. Driskell Sally S Durham Jeffrey L. Dyer Molly E Elliott David Stanley Emrich Martin Andrew Engell Alan L. Enloe David Kyle Enoch Richard Ralph Erwm Dana D Evans Walter D Evans Joan E Fabac W Bryan Farney S David Ferguson Janet Lynn Fiero Linda A Fischer Sally S Fisher Shirley M Fleunet Carole Ann Forcier Suzanne Ford Karen L Foust Douglas M. Foxworth Clint Whitman Fraser George Frysinger, IV J Samuel Fullingim David Paul Fyke Terry Lynn Gawlik Beth Marie Gentry Patricia R. Giddings David Alan Giorda James David Gold Joel Owen Goode Lynn A Markham Goode Claudette J Graham Walter Gray Jan M Greenspan Pablo A. Guerrero David A Guillett Ronald S. Guillett Jennifer A. Hamann Bettye A Hamblen R. Brent Hardaway Emily E.Hardt Holly Sue Hardy Hunter Kell Hardy Julie Allison Hardy Anne Arnold Harris Pen Haun Scott David Hawn William H. Haygood, Jr. Shannon L. Heacock David E. Heidelberg Gerry Lee Heitman Susan R. Hennigh Stephen W Hermann Pamela Ann Higgins David Ivms Hill Raymond R Hill Sandra A Hobbs Carl W Hodges Robert Lee Hogberg Jerry R Holmes Robin Rae Holmstrom Craig Lee Hopkins Bradley D Howard Lori K Howard Walter G. Howell Terry Glen Hulet George Hurtado Douglas E. Hutchins James Howard Jacobs Amy Elizabeth Jarvis Barry Todd Johnson James B Johnson Jefferson C. Johnson S. David Johnson G Travis Jones Julie Ellen Jones Kimberly L. Jones Lauren Jones Patricia L Jones Michael F Joseph Raymond E Joyner James K Kalinec Kevin B Kalinec Leslee A Kammeyer Karen Keeler Hillery Keith Nancy Keller Janice Lee Kelley Mary Carolyn Kelly Eric Kemer Virginia Kinney Neil Kirkpatrick Mark K. Knaier Jeannie Knight Terry D Knobel Mark C. Kubicki Thomas P. Kurtz Charles E Laing, Jr Richard K. Langford Elizabeth C. Langwith Martha Wills Lantz Ka Chin Lau F. James Lawson MarkG. Lee Robert E Lee, II Steven B. Leggett Michael R Leonard Louis Kellis Lilly Judy Ann Lindemann Margie L Lindsley Larry Taylor Loden Mehn Rae Loftin Joe M Lopez Tony A. Lostracco, Jr. Harold J Lotz, Jr. Allison D ' an Louis Clark E Lyda Pamela B Lynch Debbie C. Manning Kimber 1 Marchbanks Billye Jeen Marek Jennifer Marshall Catrina Monet Martin Randy Ross Martin Ticha Mashambanhaka Stephen Massia Christopher Mathers Patrice S. Mathews Michael D Mayse Elizabeth McAllister Gene Edward McCall John Brad McCampbell Donnie F McClendon Shari J. McConville John El McCord Joseph D McCord Gina Lynn McCorkle AnnaV D McCullin Pat D McCurnn Terri K McGowan Jack E McNutt Malcolm D McQuoid Alice Louise Meeks Anne Louise Mehevec Thomas W Mehlman Randy Darrell Messer Roger W. Mitchell Presley Martin Mock Carol Moe Randy Jay Moody Elizabeth Ann Moore Howard R. Moore James Edward Morgan Eric D. Morrow Karen L. Muehlhause Kim Patterson Mulvey Alice Munro-Ferguson Megan P. Murphy Clifford S. Myers Frances Myers Miriam V. Myers Rhonda Lee Myers Esther M Navarro Bryan Keith Neal Howard Alan Neal Julie Marie Nelson Anthony Neuendorff Sandra L Nichols Martha Searcy Nikkei Tanya Lynn Nygrin Carol E. O ' Connell Mary Alice O ' Rourke Carlton Edwin Odom Kelly Olmstead Nan Ellen Olsen Suzanne Kay Orr Rebecca J Osborne JudyC Owen Kathryn K. Parker Douglas Pass Glen Evan Patrick David Alan Paty Dee Yvette Payne Robert Presley Peek William Cochran Peek Michael W Pence Jeffrey T Peters William B Pharr Jack R Phillips, Jr Nicholas W Phillips Dianna P. Pickens David F Pipes Glenda Porter Kathy Punfoy James Ragland Karen Scott Randall William Key Ransone Russell D Ravert Bobbie Reed Craig Andrew Reed Ronald William Reed Suzanne Reichert Ricnard S Ressling Selina Reyes Bradley J Rhodes Reu Cory Richards Hilaire K. Ridlon Delana Roberts Mark Robertson Stephen A. Robertson E Wood Rogers Karen M Rogers Kent Roper Frank Clayton Rote Trina Sue Rothwell Janet Lynn Russell Olivia E Rylander Guadalupe Saucedo Jon S Scarborough Russell A Schaefer Mark Twain Schieffer Teresa G Schroeder Donald R Scott, Jr Brian M. Secor Betsy Shaw Frank Barton Shaw James C Shaw Rebecca Ann Sheller Andrew M Shelton Laura Lynn Sherman Edward R Sherwood Wang-Ching Jean Shih Gary Fredric Shipp David Lee Shoemaker Julie Gay Shoup Gerald C. Shroff James M. Simonson Susan Kay Slagle Jonathan E Smith Randall Smith Sharon Jean Smith Mary Theresa Snow J. Stuart Solomon Linda Kay Sparks Jean Speck Gregory A Spence David C Stanford Nancy L Starbuck James H Stark Clare Sfedman Darrell R Steffek Robin Win Steitz Dorianne Stell Bruce Stockel Karen Sue Stringer Martha Stripling Michael E Tamez Scott Ray Terry Jill Maureen Teska Jeffrey Thacker Cynthia C Thompson Michael B Thompson Timothy E. Thompson RichardS Tolley Carol Ann Treible Karole L Trotter Kathy L Truman Laura Jannae Tunnell Kenneth Mark Tyson Peter Valamides AlfiaA Vela PhillisVenthem Jill Wallace Mary Gail Watson John Rex Wayland Debb ie Lynn Webster Julianne White James T. Whitley Pamela Sue Whitman William Ray Whitman H Craig Whitney Jean Wilcox Peter Van Wilcox Rudolph Williams Kimberly Williamson Robert A Wilmot Kenneth E Wilson Martha Ellen Wood Charles W Young, Jr Jamea Zwiener 139 • 5® Dr. Durwood Fleming, President 141 Dr. David Blumenfeld Carolyn and Fred McManis Professor of Philosophy Dr. Martha Allen Assistant Professor of History Mr. George Brightwell, Jr. Instructor of Economics and Business Administration 9 m 1 Dr. Bob Brown Professor of Physics Mrs. Muriel Burress Assistant Professor of Theater and Speech 1 1 fill M%« ■  ' ■ Dr. Virginia Carwell Associate Professor of English Dr. William B. Jones Administrative Vice-President and Provost Dr. G. Benjamin Oliver Dean, The Brown College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Theodore T. Lucas Dean, the School of Fine Arts Dr. Barbara Brightwell Dean for Student Development Mr. William Swift Vice-President for Admissions and Student Development Mr. Kirk Treible Vice-President for Fiscal Affairs Dr. Judson Custer Vice-President for Educational Services 143 Mr. Richard Catania International Assistant to the French Program Mr. John Chapman Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. F. Burr Clifford Professor of Classics and Humanities Mr. Jim Cohagen Instructor of Physical Education Dr. B. Joe Colwell Lillie and Roy Cullen Professor of Economics rx : ' :A Dr. James Copeland Assistant Professor of Physics Dr. Weldon Crowley Lucy King Brown Professor ol History 144 Dr. Donald Deeds Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Jan Dawson Assistant Professor of History Mrs. Maria Delgado Instructor of Foreign Languages 145 Dr. Leonard Giesecke Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Dr. EbGirvin Professor of Biology Mr. Fred Goodson Assistant Professor of Theatre and Speech Dr. Jack Harris Assistant Professor of English L Dr. Elaine Graybill Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages B mm • MM ■ JM K ' ' - : i Dr. Walter Herbert, Jr. Herman Brown Professor of English Mr. Richard Harris Instructor of Economics and Business Administration 146 -. € s _ Dr. Fred Hilgeman Associate Professor of Chemistry , i ■ ■ ■ i : ■ ■ : . . ■ ' Dr. Dan Hilliard Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Douglas Hooker Professor of Psychology 147 Dr. Tex Kassen Associate Professor of Physical Education Mrs. Sharon Johnson Instructor of Education Mr. Claude Kennard Associate Professor of Art Dr. Edwin Lansford Professor of Biochemistry Mrs. Jane McCook Assistant Professor of English Mr. Jim Mallon Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Bruce Mossman Assistant Professor of Education 148 Mr. William Moore MissGlada Munt Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. George Nelson Professor of Instrumental Music 149 Dr. Ellsworth Peterson Margaret Root Brown Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Jesse Purdy Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Regine Reynolds Associate Professor of French and Spanish Dr. John Score Professor of Religion and Philosophy Mrs. Suzanne Sculze-Widmar Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Kenny Sheppard Assistant Professor of Music Education 151 Dr. James Fraites Assistant Protessor ot Chemistry Dr. Edward Golla Associate Professor of Chemistry Mrs. Maryland Whitesell Instructor of Chemistry Not Pictured Mr. Kevin Taylor Instructor of Music Mr. John Wolf Instructor of Music 153 Mrs. Dorthy Thomas Secretary to the President Miss Marjorie Beech Assistant to the President Mr. Marcus Raney Director of Development Mr. Thomas Buckner, III Director of University Public Relations Mrs. Marilyn Parrott Director of Alumni Relations Mrs. Patricia Johnson Secretary to the Provost 154 Mrs. Barbara Seever Director of Public Relations Mr. Harold Eidson Coordinator, Data Processing Mrs. Janis Avery Secretary, Dean of School of Fine Arts Mrs. Donnie McClendon Secretary, Dean for Student Development Ms. Lynda Lieberman Coordinator, Campus Programing ,. i Mr. Donald Heins Director of Housing Ms. Carol Tittle Associate Director of Housing 155 Mrs. Lynn Goode Secretary, Admissions Ms. Edna White Secretary, Admissions Mrs. Bea Charron Secretary, Admissions Mr. Michael RossYnan Associate Director of Admissions Ms. Terri Flagg Admissions Counselor Ms. Yolanda Cazares Admissions Counselor Ms. Christi Cook Admissions Counselor 156 Ms. Charlotte Taylor Director of Student Financial Aid BB v. Mrs. Gloria Duffy Assistant to Director of Financial Aid Mrs. Jacquelyn Kreger Director of Health Service 157 Mrs. Myrtle Hartman Clerk Mrs. Wanda Vogler Senior Clerk Mrs. Opal Birch Switchboard Operator Mrs. Lucille Powers Switchboard Operator Mrs. Virginia Wiggins University Store Mr. Kenneth Chambers University Store 158 hi- Mrs. Shirley Miller Secretary, Physical Education Nancy Smithwick Secretary, Purchasing ££  K. xs, ■ ■ - x Mrs. Betty Knauth Director of Accounting Mrs. Faye Johnson Secretary, Dean of the Brown College of Arts and Science Mrs. Barbara Sappington Secretary to Vice President for Educational Services 159 Not Pictured Mrs. Barbara Thomas Secretary, Publications Mr. Robert Radford Operator Programer, Data Processing Mrs. Suzanne Peterson Director of Programing, International House Mrs. Judy Wenzel Assistant Director of Admissions Mr. William Zimmerhanzel Chief of Security Mr. Erasmo Acevedo Security Officer Mr. Thomas Bickers Security Officer Mr. Paul Upthegrove Security Officer Mr. Charles Rine Security Officer Mr. Charles Ray Director of General Services Mr. William Shell Past Director of General Services Mr. Cecil Coffield Acting Plant Manager Mr. James King Supervisor Custodial Services Mrs. Laverne Johnson Secretary, Plant Operations 160 First Row: Greg Hutchinson Second Row: Paris Permenter, Mary Pat McLaughlin Third Row: Charline Eicher, Katherine Stone, Ginger Erland Fourth Row: John Bigley, Grace Jones, Henry Wolgemuth Fifth Row: Louise Grapski, Jutta Sharpe Library Staff Janice Hester, Anne Chambers, Bretna Smith, Kathleen Todd R e g S i t s a t f r f a r Left to right Joyce Roesenbuch, Jan Nowlin, Donna Bunte, Fay Hubbard 162 First Row: Bernadino Galvan, Carl Langenegger, Lupe Sanchez, Bonny Bernard Second Row: Lupe DeLeon, Janis Brewer, Laura Taylor, Alice Langenegger Carl ' s Snack Bar 163 Seated: Leona Morris, Betty Knauth Standing: Carol Rachui, Dorothy Williams, Jan Puskarich, Eilene Jacobs, Janice Brewer Business Office 165 The Sou Julie White — Opening Section Lynda Lieberman P i-M James Flowers, Ann Young Nita Howell — Women ' s Sports wester Staff of 1979-1980 Ruth Wilson — Classes. Kathy Brancart — Classes Laura Bennett — Student Life Ken Pruett — Copy Prep. Janice Richmond — Honors Section Jannae Tunnell — Proofreading and Typing Kelly Clark — Underwater Layout TimKiker — Sports With this richly illustrated and handsomely bound volume the 1980 yearbook statf has tried to present a pictorial history of the year on the S.U. campus. This year ' s annual was brought to you by all the faces you see on these four pages. Also helping with the book are: Jim Burke, Tracy Baack, Bryan Carr, Mary Hood, Kathy Hoover, Charles Lang, Scott Rchey, Greg Espence, and Tom Schlencher. Cover design and women ' s sports insets by Kevin Middleton. Division pages by George Pratt and artistic assistance by Mark Shirly. A very special Thanks goes to Dean Bright- well, Jim Anderson, Barbara Seever, Lynda Leiberman, and Bill Buckner. Hope you like the book Rosanna Lapham — Typing and Richard Drytace — Layout George Rutherford Photographer Clare Puddy Covey Photographer Leoj Divad Arev Photographer Mr. Tom Buckner S.U. Public Relations Joel David Vera — Editor Casey Triggs — Copy (Sports) 169 Martha Young 1974-76 Susan Donics Jennifer Sauer Robert Whitecotten Christopher Plaia This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of these students in the hopes that in the time they spent among us something was shared . . . and some- thing was learned. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Durwood Fleming 141 Dr. William B. Jones 142 Dr. G. Benjamin Oliver 142 Dr. Theodore T. Lucas 16,89,142 Dr. Barbara Brightwell 142 Mr. William Swift 142 Dr. Judson Custer 142 Mr. Kirk Treible 142 Mr. Fred Goodson 146 Dr. Elaine Graybill 146 Dr. Jack Harris 146 Mr. Richard Harris 146 Dr. T. Walter Herbert, Jr. 146 Dr. Fred Hilgeman 25,147 Dr. Dan Hilliard 147 Dr. Douglas Hooker 147 Dr. Richard Hossalla 147 Mrs. Drusilla Huffmaster 147 Dr. Horace Jacob 147 Mr. George James 147 Mrs. Sharon Johnson 148 Dr. Tex Kassen 61,68,148 Mr. Claude Kennard 148 Dr. Edwin Lansford 148 Mr. James Mallon 148 Mrs. Jane McCook 148 Mr. William Moore 148 Dr. Bruce Mossman 149 MissGladaMunt 149 Dr. George Nelson 149 Dr. Gwen Neville 149 Dr. Francis O ' Brien 149 Dr. Lois Parker 149 Mr. Paul Peak 149 FACULTY Dr. Martha Allen 143 Dr. David Blumenfeld 143 Mr. George Brightwell, Jr. 143 Dr. Bob Brown 143 Mrs. Muriel Burress 143 Dr. VirqiniaCarwell 143 Mr. Richard Catania Mr. John Chapman Dr. F. Burr Clifford Mr. James Cohegan Dr. B. Joe Colwell Dr. James Copeland Dr. Weldon Crowley Dr. Jan Dawson Dr. Donald Deeds Mrs. Maria Delgado Mr. Thomas Douglass Mr. Guss Farmer Dr. Benjamin Findley Dr. James Fraites Dr. Billie Fullingim Dr. Leonard Giesecke Dr. EbGirvin Dr. Edward Golla Dr. Ellsworth Peterson Dr. Jesse Purdy Dr. Regine Reynolds Dr. Gary Richter Mrs. Gerhild Rogers Mrs. Pamela Rossman Mr. Raymond Schroeder Mrs. Suzanne Schultz-Widmar Dr. John Score Mr. Kenny Mac Sheppard Dr. NickSikes Mr. Mark Smith Dr. Farley Snell Dr. Robert Soulen Dr. Eldred Speck Dr. Norman Spellmann Mrs. Kay Standifer Dr. Suk-soon Suh Dr. Jon Swartz Mr. Kevin Taylor Mrs. Mary Visser Mrs. Marilyn Whitesell Dr. Ralph Whitmore Mr. John Wolf 144 11,25,144 144 15,144 144 144 144 145 145 145 145 145 145 153 145 146 146 153 150 24,150 20,150 150 150 150 150 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 152 152 152 152 152 153 152 153 152 153 171 Angela Acton: B.A.; Pol. Sci. Maria delos Angeles Aguilar: B.A.; Biology; 121 Peter Michael Aguilar: B.A.; Religion; Philoso- phy; 10,20, 121 Sonia Alvarado: B.A.; Psych Kim Darien Arrendell: B.A.; Sociology; Philoso- phy; 121 Carma Lisa Arrendell: B.A.; Sociology; History; 121 Merrill McVay Bailey: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics Deborah Gail Barrier: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics Robert Scott Barton: B.A.; Religion Julia Louise Belian: B.A.; Philosophy; English; Cum Laude Cynthia Lynn Bell: B.S in S.S.; Pol Sci ; History; Cum Laude Rebecca Jane Bendiksen: B.A.; Sociology; 121 Tracie Jean Benedict: B.S. in Education; Elem. Ed.; History; 121 Grace Elizabeth Bernhardt: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus ; Economics; 121 Bonnie Sue Blakney: B.S. in Educ; Elem Educ; Math; Summa Cum Laude Jesse Price Blalock, Jr.: B.A.; Bus. Eco. Thea. Kelvin Ray Blank: B.S. in Educ ; P.E.; Math Randal Milton Boswell: B.A.; Biology; Chemistry; 121 Wert Eugene Brooks III: B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics Kimberley Brown: B.S. in Educ; Elem. Educ; English; 121 Curtis Mitchell Brownlee, Jr.; B.B.A.; Gen Bus.; Economics Elizabeth Ann Burkhalter: B.S. in Educ; P.E.; English Patricia Denise Burgess: B.A.; Speech; English; 74,121 Rebecca Louise Burkhardt: B.M.; French Horn; Summa Cum Laude; 74 Charles Raymond Burns, Jr.: B.B.A.; Account- ing; Economics; 121 Maralee Buttery: B.S. in S.S., B.A.; Pol. Sci , His- tory; Economics; Summa Cum Laude; 71, 73, 121 Peggy Diane Byars: B.S. in Educ; Elem. Ed ; Math Donna Kay Carter: B.S. in Ed.; Elem. Ed.; Gen- eric Spec Ed; 9, 30 Mary Suzanne Cason: B.S in Ed.; Elem Ed.; Generic Spec. Ed. Craig Alan Cates: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Econom- ics; 121 Mark Augustine Chiesa: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics Steven Fred Chaloupka: B.B.A.; Accounting; Economics; Dean ' s List, Student Congress Rep- resentative, Entertainment Committee Member of Ideas and Issues; 121 Lisa Jane Clifton: B.S. in Ed.; Science Chemis- try; 121 Clay A. Cornett: B.B.A.; Economics; Gen. Bus.; 69,74, 121 Karlene Francis Cox: B.S. in Ed.; Elem. Ed.; Eng- lish; 75, 121 Timothy Charles Crouch: B.F.A.; Theatre; 121 William Woodward Curtiss: B.S. in S.S.; Pol. Sci.; 121 Elizabeth Bettes Daily: B.A.; Psych Mark Ernest Danheim: B.B.A.; Acct.; Econ. Dan Maxwell Darby: B.A.; History; Religion Donna Elaine Davis: B.S. in S.S.; Sociology; English Dianne Bright Day: B.A.; English; French Pattye Jo DeDear: B.A.; Mathematics; Theatre; Magna Cum Laude; 1 22 Jack Harris DeGrand: B.B.A.; Gen Bus.; Eco- nomics Cindy D ' Ann Pope Dennis: B.B.A.; Acct.; Econ.; 122 John Anthony Dieck, Jr.: B.S.; Chemistry; Biol- ogy, Math; Magna Cum Laude; 67, 73, 1 22 Stephanie Anita Dory: B.M.; Voice; 1 22 Janice Elaine Doughty: B.S. in Ed.; P.E.; English Diana Dulany: B.F.A.; Theatre Cynthia Kay Durett: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus ; Soc Econ.; 122 Cynthia Ann Edge: B.F.A.; Art, Art History Karen Kay Ellis: B.M.E.; Music Ed.; S.U. Chorale, Opera Theatre, Delta Omicron; 122 Theresa Darlene Evans: B.S.; Biology; Chemis- try; 122 Scott Michael Flournoy: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Econ. Aubra Clare Frazer: B.A.; Spanish; Business; 122 Patricia Ann Fulmer: B.M.; Music Ed. — Flute; Band, Sinfonietta, Delta Omicron, Distinction List, Delta Delta Delta — Asst. Rush, Chapter Room Chairman; 122 Iris Naomia Garcia: B.A.; Religion; Psych. Stephen Tanner Garth: B.A.; History; Pol. Sci.; 122 Tony Ira Gauntt: B.A.; Biology John Richard Glass: B.S.; Chemistry, Math Melissa Ann Grant: B.B.A.; Accounting; Eco- nomics Ricky Don Graves: B.S. in S.S.; P.E.; Sociology Judith Carol Carter Graves: B.M.; Music Lit.; 1 22 Wren Marie Gray: B.A.; Poli-Sci.; English; 70, 122 Lawrence Kevin Guess: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal; 122 Charles Ray Guidry: B.S. in Educ; P.E.; History Sue Ann Hoffpauir Harton: B.B.A.; Accounting; Economics; Cum Laude; 75 Kristin Anne Hatch: B.A.; English; History; 1 22 Robert Carl Heydenreich: B.A.; Poli-Sci.; 1 23 Andrea Lois Holt: B.A.; French; Art History Michael Wayne Houston: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal; Cum Laude; 122 Gregory Alan Hutchins: B.S. in Educ ; Soc. Stu. — History; 123 Laeslie Dean Huff: B.M.E.; Music — Instr. Alvin Lee Isensee: B.B.A.; Accounting; Econom- ics Melinda Ellen Johnston: B.A.; English; Business; 28, 123 William Overton Kirk: B.S.; Chemistry; Biology; Cum Laude; 123 Adrian Doran Knapper: B.S. in S.S.; Sociology; 123 Graig Alan Kotz: B.S. in S.S.; Psychology Phyllis Robe rta Kurtin: B.M.E.; Music — Instr.; 123 Karen Elaine Lambert: B.M.; App Music — Voice Aaron Keith Lewis: B.M.E.; Music — Instr.; 1 23 Valerie Ann Low: B.A.; American Studies Stephen Jesse Lozano: B.A.; Poli-Sci. Sue Harrison Wich Lucas: B.A.; Psychology; Cum Laude; 73 Catherine Lee Lynch: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal Michael Eugene McCasland: B.B.A.; Account- ing Mary Lou McCrary: B.A.; English Stephen Louis McGrede: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Economics; 123 Albert Willis McCullin, III: B.S. in S.S.; Philoso- phy; Member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity (Pres., Vice-Pres., R.A.), Pre-Law Society, Stu- dent Rep. to Humanities Division, Dean ' s Com- mittee on Alcohol Awareness John Knox McKee: B.S. in Educ; Soc. Sci. — History; Student Senate, Blue Key, S.N.E.A.; 1 23 Robert Mark McPhail: B.S. in S.S.; Poli-Sci.; His- tory; 1 24 Raemona Alene McNeil: B.B.A.; Marketing; Eco- nomics; 1 24 Kathleen MacLean: B.B.A.; Marketing; Econom- ics; 1 23 Barbara Mandell: B.B.A.; Gen Bus.; Economics; 123 Sharon Elaine Marquis: B.S.; Chemistry, Biol- ogy; Math, Spanish; Magna Cum Laude; 1 23 Morrisa La Fred Marshall: B.B.A.; Accounting; Economics, 1 23 Rodney Everett Meagher: B.B.A.; Gen Bus.; Economics; 63, 1 24 Ellis Mills, III: B.S. in S.S.; Psychology; Biology Michael Wayne Minick: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus ; Eco- nomics; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity (Pres., Pledgemaster, Warden, Social Chairman) Michael Louis Moffitt: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics James Bennett Morgan: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Eco- nomics Brenda Leah Morris: B.B.A.; Management; Eco- nomics; 124 David Allen Munson: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Student Government, Mu Psi Chi, S.U. Chorale, Opera Theatre, Extraordinares, Commencement Planning Com- mittee Gayle Lynn Murphy: B.S.; Biology; Chemistry; Magna Cum Laude; 72 Taka Nakamura: B.A.; International Studies; 124 Raymond Daniel Nemec: B.S. in Educ; P.E.; History Cary Ann Nixon: B.A.; Psychology; Sociology; 124 John Michael Nussbaum: B.A.; English; Reli- gion, Philosophy; Magna Cum Laude; 124 James Robert Oliver: B.B.A.; Economics; Gen. Bus.; 124 Jeffrey Lincoln Osbourne: B.F.A.; Theater; 74 Colleen Ozan: B.S. in Educ; Soc. Stu. — His- tory; Vocal Music; 1 24 Jackson Oren Pace: B.A.; Biology Charles Steven Paty: B.S. in S.S.; Poli-Sci.; S.W.T.S. Honor Roll, S.U. Deans List (Spring 79) Paris Coleen Permenter: B.B.A. ; Accounting; Economics; 124 Katherine Faith Peterson: B.S. in Educ; P.E.; Vocal Music; 124 Helen Sue Pfaeffle: B.A.; Soc Sci, Poli-Sci.; 124 Janice Lee Arnold Pilgrim: B.S. in Educ; Elem. Ed.; History Vivian Lin Pollard: B.A.; Psychology; Religion; University Honors Scholarship, R.A., S.A., Alpha Delta Pi (Chaplain, Standards Chairman) Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, Swim Team, Psi Chi; 124 Steve Durant Pontiff: B.S., Chemistry; Biology; Student Senate (Natural Science Rep.), South- western Science Society, Pi Kappa Alpha (Par- liamentarian, I.F.C. Judiciary); 124 Joe Curtis Pool: B.A.; Psychology; Religion; Pi Kappa Alpha, Who ' s Who; 1 24 Mary Allison Pratt: B.B.A.; Marketing; Econom- ics; Alpha Delta Pi (Sports Chairman, Rush Chairman), Intramural Director of Womens Sports; 1 24 Etta Linda Hillsamer Pybus: B.S. in Educ; Elem Educ; History Charlotte Lareson Reed: B.M.; Mus. Ed — Vio- lin; 125 John Paul Reed: B.B.A.; Marketing; Economics; Mu Psi Chi, Kappa Alpha, Chorale, Extraordi- naires Dennis Wade Reynolds: B.A.; Art; 125 Eric Lee Reynolds: B.A.; Art; 1 25 Michael Barnett Rhoden: B.B.A.; Accounting Economics; Economics Janice Marie Richmond: B.B.A.; Economics; Gen. Bus.; Alpha Delta Pi, Student Senate Presi- dent, Who ' s Who; 2, 1 0, 68, 1 68 William Thagard Richter: B.A.; Speech; Religion; Pi Kappa Alpha (President) Melanie Ann Reilly: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal; Cum Laude Robin Diane Rosenblad: B.A.; Sociology; Span- ish; Summa Cum Laude, Delta Delta Delta, Sigma Delta Pi, Cardinal Key; 1 25 Bryan Franklin Russ, Jr.: B.A.; Poli-Sci ; History; 125 Laura Moffitt Russ: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Econom- ics; 125 Herman D. Salazar: B.A.; Biology Carol Christine Salmon: B.A.; French; Interna- tional Studies; Cum Laude; 72, 1 25 Michael William Schmid: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus ; Eco- nomics; 125 Judith Ann Schmoeller: B.B.A.; Management; Economics; 69, 75, 125 Kathy Sue Schneider: B.B.A.; Gen - Bus.; Eco- nomics, Summa Cum Laude Julie Schnepel: B.M.E.; Music — Vocal; Delta Delta Delta, Who ' s Who, Summa Cum Laude; 71,74,125 Timothy John Scholl: B.M.; Music — Ed.; Magna Cum Laude, Mu Psi Chi; 70, 1 25 Richard Clifton Schroff: B.S. in S.S.; Psychol- ogy; Sociology Michael Alan Schroeder: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Economics; Kappa Alpha Fraternity (House Manager) John Edward Schulze: B.S.; Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, House Council, Science Soci- ety Alan Heenan Scott: B.A.; Biology Phillip Crazier Sewell: B.S. in Educ; P.E.; His- tory Celia Sexton: B.B.A.; Marketing; Economics; Cum Laude Jarrell Virgil Sharpe: B.A., B.S. in S.S.; History, Sociology; Sociology, Poli-Sci; Magna Cum Laude, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Blue Key, Departmental Awards in History and Sociology, Mu Psi Chi, Alpha Chi; 125 Linda Sue Sharpe: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus.; Econom- ics Anne Wentworth Sheffield: B.S. in Educ; Elem. Educ; Speech Richard Alan Shepherd: B.S.; Physics, Chemis- try; Math; Magna Cum Laude, Southwestern Science Society; 20, 1 25 Robert Anthony Shepherd: B.S.; Physics; Math; Southwestern Science Society Raymond Jefferson Simmons: B FA.; Theatre; 69,125 Kathleen Elizabeth Slaughter: B.A.; Speech, English; Cum Laude, 70, 75, 1 25 Mark Berry Smith: B.A.; French; Math John Steven Sonnenberg: B.A.; Psychology Karin Elizabeth Soulen: B.A.S.; Allied Health Sci.; Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Alpha Rose (76- 77), Panhellenic Adele Marian Spencer: B.S. in S.S.; Psychology, Music; Delta Omicron, Student Union, S.U. Cho- rale, House Councils Patricia Ann Steinocher: B.A.; Poli-Sci; History Tracy Strane: B.B.A.; Marketing; Economics; 38 Randell Comer Stump: B.A.; Poli-Sci.; Summa Cum Laude; 67 Sally Sungkyu Suh: B.A.; Math; Art; 1 26 Nancy Colleen Sullivan: B.A.; History; Bus ; Poli- Sci.; Summa Cum Laude; 72, 1 26 Robin Elizabeth Syring: B.S. in Educ ; Elem Ed.; GenricSp. Ed.;S.N.E.A. Lizette Marah Tandy: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus ; Eco- nomics Mary Elizabeth Thomas: B S. in Educ ; Elem Ed; Gen. Special Ed., 75, 126 Paul Lane Thomasson: B.A.; Religion; English Jack David Trawick: B.S in S.S.; Soc Sci — Sociology Steven Patrick Truitt: B.F.A.; Theatre, 1 1 Valerie Gail Turner: B.S.; Med. Tech Sarah Randie Tunnel: B.A.; Poli-Sci., English, Zeta Tau Alpha (Treasurer, Social Chairman), Student Senate (Treasurer, Election Committee Chairman, Political Science Society, Who ' s Who; 67, 126 Gwy n Tuttle: B.A.; Poli-Sci.; English Beth Reid Vandament: B F.A.; Theatre; 1 26 Sally Louise Victorin: B.S. in Educ ; Elem Ed.; History Amanda Louise Villaret: B.M.A.; Music — Instr.; Cum Laude; 71, 126 Mark Bennet Waggoner: B.S.; Biology; Chemis- try; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Southwestern Science Society, Outdoor Rec, Young Republi- can William Howard Walton: B.A., Sociology Rebecca Lynn Watkins: B.S. in Educ; Elem Ed.; Psychology Deborah Lynn Wiemers: B.A.; Sociology; Poli- Sci.; German; Magna Cum Laude, R.A. Phi Mu, 126 Cynthia Williard: B.A.; History; Spanish Julie Ann Williams: B.A.; Poli-Sci. William Reginald Williams, III: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus. John Gregory Willis: B.S.; Biology; Chemistry; Cum Laude, Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Student Foundation James William Winzeler: B.B.A.; Gen. Bus. Eco- nomics; Economics Patricia Catharine Woodfin: B.S. in Educ; Eng- lish; Vocal Music John Chung Wong: B.A.; Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Doak Matthews Worley, III: B.B.A., Accounting, Economics Ann Bolton Worthing: B.F.A.; Art; Art History; Cum Laude; 67, 74, 127 George Parker Young: B.A.; History; Poli-Sci ; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Student Senate Presi- dent, Community Life Council, President, Disci- pline Committee, Student Union, Academic Affairs Chairman, Megaphone, Chairman Legal Aid Fund, Dean ' s List, Political Science Society, Young Republican, Mood Man Committee, Social Sciences Representative, Mood Hall Building Committee John Gabbert Young B.S , Mathematics, Chem- istry; Magna Cum Laude, Pi Kappa Alpha Frater- nity Jose Oscar Yuen Manriquez: B.B A., Gen Bus , Economics, 127 Cindy Lee Hodgins Zook: B S in Educ , Elem. Ed.; History Ms. Jeanette F. Abbott Ms. Carolyn B Abraham 3, 1 2 Ms. Eileen Acevedo Mr. John Lee Acevedo 50 Ms. Karen Ada 129 Ms. Alison Estelle Ader 22, 1 29 Ms. Ellen Affleck 30,129 Mr. Benjamin Aguayo 1 29 Mr Robert W. Ahlgren Ms. Karla Kay Ailis 30 Ms. Lucienne E. Aitken Mr. Stephen P. Akin Mr. Abdallah Alaoui M. 24, 1 29 Mr. David C. Alexander 26, 80, 129 Mr. Lewis Vale Alexander Mr Michael Alexander 1 29 Ms. Michelle L.Allen 129 Ms. Sandra Allen 129 Ms. Lisa Amos 129 Mr Edwin A. Anderson 8 Mr. Mark A. Anderson 1 3 Ms Wanda A Anderson Ms Laura Anne Andrade 1 29 Ms Cheryl Andrew Ms. Leslie Renee Ansley Ms. Judith D. Anthony 73, 1 29 Ms Bernice Antill Mr. Edmundo Armendariz 129 Mr. James T. Armstrong Mr. Derek S. Armsworth 8, 1 29 Ms Trudy D. Arrendell Ms. Barbara A. Ashburn 129 Mr. Leslie Ashwood 1 4 Ms. Robin A. Atkinson 129 Ms. Amelia Belle Audas Ms. Annette C Austin 129 Mr Tracy Roy Baack 129 Ms. Ana Iris Bailey 129 Ms Diane V Bailey Mr. Rodney Gene Bailey Mr. John Henry Baker 129 Mr. Kenneth David Baker Ms Mary Jo Baker 1 29 Ms. Cynthia M, Ballard Ms. Mary D. Ballou 129 Mr. Stephen Barker 129 Mr Duke J. D. Barnes Mr Lance L Barnett Mr. Paul T. Barton Ms. Rachel D. Baugh 129 Ms. Barbara Ann Baum Mr MarkBeatty 129 Ms Ann L Beaver Ms Karen Sue Bebee Mr Stephen Beckendorl Ms Sarah Lynn Beeson Mr Edward H Bell III 129 Ms Carol Beth Bender Ms Tammy Benedict 54, 1 29 Ms Tracie Benedict Ms Kay Dawn Bennett Ms. Laura Bennett 167,30,129, 168 Ms Carol Ann Benziger Ms Beverly Berkey 129 Ms Alison Linne Berry Ms Beth Michelle Biar 129 Mr. John Bigley Mr John Bigley Ms Denise Bird Mr. Wayne Austin Bissett Ms Julie Ann Blackburn Ms. Mary K. Blackwell Ms. Martha E. Blanco Mr. Samuel Blanco Ms. Vicky Lynn Blank Ms. Lydia R Blomquist Ms Kristin L. Boerner Ms Adreayn Booker Ms Elizabeth Bost Mr. Joe Belton Bourne Mr. Thomas Bousquet Jr. Ms. Julia Ann Bower Ms. Patricia A. Bowerman Ms Sydnah E Boyd Ms. Elizabeth A. Boyer Ms Gail Raab Boyer Mr Michael G Brabandt Ms Katherine Brancart 167, Mr. Allen B Bratton Ms. Janet G Brauckman Ms. Julia Lynn Brawner Ms. Edwina Kay Bray Ms. Elizabeth Breazeale Ms. Janice E Brewer Mr Donald Lee Bricker Ms. Yvette P. Bricker Ms Melinda J. Bridges Mr Russell S. Briggs Mr. David J. Broeckelmann Ms. Diana Lynn Brogan Ms. Judy Lou Brown Mr Louis Sterling Brown Ms Rebecca E Brown Mr. Kenneth L. Browne IV Mr. Thomas O Brumett 62, Ms Ann Bruns Ms. Donna Renee Bryant Mr. John J. Buchanan 1 1 , 1 30 Ms Susan E. Buchanan Mr William Buckner Ms Georgia E C. Buford Ms Adriana L. Bujosa Ms. Jeanne Bulla 38,39,46,47 Mr. Philip E. Bullard Ms Karen Elaine Bumpus Ms Terrell Burch Ms Linda Gay Burk Mr Elmo James Burke III Ms Michelle Burlingame 38, Ms. Mary-Dawn Burnett Ms. Lynn Storm Burnette Ms. Cynthia Kay Burns Ms Martha Burns Mr. Charles R. Burns Sr Ms. Patricia L Burrer Mr. Thomas B. Burrow Ms Randell E Burt Ms Julia Brewer Bush Mr. Kelly Jon Byers Ms. Terry Ann Bynum Ms Eunice Cabrales Ms. Holly Gaye Campbell Ms. Lisa Jo Canady Ms. Cherie Canion Ms Eileen A Capuli Ms Marie S Carlson Ms. Carolyn S Carothers Mr David B. Carpenter Ms Joan E. Carper Mr. Clay Bryan Carr Mr. Greg J. Carter Ms Karen Kay Carter Ms. Linda Ann Carter Mr Frederick J Cartmill lit; iy y-i you t t Ms. Toni Cascio 130 Mr. David Diehl 129 Mr. C Edward Cating Jr. Ms. Mary Denise Dobias 131 Ms. Linda Cavness 130 Ms. Sharon P. Dobias Mr. Robert H. Chambers Mr. Gary Wayne Dockery 131 Mr. Dan P. Chaney Mr. Kyle A. Donaldson 129 Ms. Mary C Chapman 130 Mr. Thomas Myles Doud 131 129 Ms. Lacey Ann Charlton 8 Ms. Ruth M. 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