Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1982 volume:

V; ' m::m m I II SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY GEORGETOWN TEXAS 78626 THE TIDE TURNS . . . MMM Table of Contents Theme 4 Student Life 6 Organizations 30 Sports 62 Classes 82 Administration 112 College of Arts and Sciences 116 College of Fine Arts 132 Staff 140 Index 158 But some things never change. STUDENT Registration It ' s the welcome wagon! Once again SU opens its gates while almost 1000 people rush from prof to prof hoping to get some semblance of a degree. OK, it ' s not that hard to get the classes you want. About the only classes that close are English, and those are offered year round anyway. So don ' t panic, take your time . . . Aeronautical Space Engineer- ing . . . Aeronautic Space Engineering . . . Hi! We ' re the welcome wagon! Stick around until green cards can go through If you can spit out a comparison between US and Sardini j | and do a cartwheel at the same time, then this class is for yo 1 j Sunday. Well Leigh-Anne got all the classes she wanted. — And now she gets to pay for them! OK, so science isn ' t everybody ' s favorite. ONLY 6 hours this semester!! Rob Lee pleads for independent study. Academics Isn ' t That Why We ' re Here? Because academics are stressed at Southwestern, students take studying as a matter of course. Although the library is one of the most popular places for studying, there are several spots around campus that make the most of sunshine. Science students enjoy studying rat tissue. Steve Gardner, President of the Inside the Cranium Society chooses t ij study without his thongs. Jean Janssen learned that geophysics wasn ' t so funny afte ; the first test. So Mike Middleton finally got a good idea. X Yes, folks, it ' s Casey Cowan in the library. David feels good after a couple of hours in the library. Harry Moore could only spare 1 125 of a second for a picture. 11 The Commons People Don ' t Just Eat There On campus students have a marvelous chance to congregate at 8, 12, and 5 in the COMMONS. If you don ' t chit, you chat. If you don ' t eat you ' ll probably live longer. But we can ' t sell Saga Food Service short, they ' re always coming up with new ideas on how to serve students (and turkey). Deborah Vardiman gets hay fever from daisies. Robert, Barry and Doug pose with local mutant. And the secret potion has turned Dr. Jekyl into Mr. Hyde in a matter of seconds. Kathy and Eric seem to be enjoying the conversation more than the food. 12 When the Commons serves out- side they go all out. Remember the mile long sandwich? And all that delicious red punch? Those tender young ' sausages ' and the potatoe salad that crunched? — yam — yam -- The Bishops Union — The Union. Some call it the Sub, some prac- tically call it- home. The center of most activities for SU students, the Union provides that spark that is so uniquely Southwestern. Program after program, activity after activity, new ideas spring from the minds working together to bring the student body something new and exciting each week. rfp 1) From Top to Bottom: David Alexander — Union President, Linda Burke — Music and Dances, Pat Vidaurri — Union Cafe, Amy Tatum — Cultural and Ethnic Events, Joel Vera — Outdoor Recreation, Henry Robinson — Indoor Recreation, Anne Young — Films and Television, Ann Rudloff — Exhibits, Rosanna Lapham — Personal Skills and Development, Debbie Marin — Secretary. 2) Ben Sherman, Assistant Dean for Student Activities, is struck by lightning in mid-performance. 3) Henry Robinson — just one of the Union Managers. 4) Clockwise: David Alexander — Union President, Dwayne Stevens — Outdoor Recreation, Tim Murray — Indoor Recreation, Kathy Moore — Outdoor Recreation, Debbie Marin — Secretary, Jannae Tunnell — Personal Skills and Development, Amy Tatum — Cultural and Ethnic Events, Eric Leidlein — Films and Television, Ann Rufloff — Exhibits, Linda Burk — Music and Dances. Not Pictured: Pat Vidaurri — Union Cafe, Paul Witmer — Speakers. Union Managers: Robert DeLair, Laura Sherman, Earl Moseley, and Henry Robinson. Union Artists: Kevin Middleton and Alison Ader. Activities Assistants: Amy Tatum, Alison Signet, Cindy Williams, Joy Chapman. 14 Memorial Union 1) Cocktail Waitresses: Stafanie Knutson, Amy Tatum, Martha Burns, Roz- zie Pollex, Mary Kay Sanders, Cynthia Burns, and Beverly Berkey show a little leg while Scott Thumma (the guy in the middle) closes his eyes to such obscenity. 2 D ' Anna Vale gives her roommate Rita a rubdown during the massage classes given in the Union. 3) David Alexander and Kathy Moore demonstrate the correct position at the waltz lessons given in the Union for the Viennese Ball. 4) The Union Frisbee Tournament wouldn ' t have been the same without Stuart Solomon ' s rendition of the Firebird in its entirety on the fire hydrant. 5) New games give John Reinthaler a new look. 6) The Union gave parents a treat during Parents Weekend by presenting Casino Night using Shillings as money tokens. The Student Foundation and Unioneers dealed during the evening. 7) Play fair did not give John Buchanan a lift. He just fell through the ceil- ing of the Sid Richardson Gym. 15 ill 1) Anne Greene and Rosanna Lapham set camp in a valley far, far away. 2) Kelley Clark emerges from one of the Union tents during the fall canoe trip at Whitewater Sports. 3) John Oertling rappels Mt. Vernon on Union camping trip. 4) Rosanna Lapham, Anne Green, Kathy Moore, Randy Smith, and Eric Leidlein take a break during the May Canoe trip. 5) Joel Vera, Outdoor Recreation leader Fall 1981, asks for a break while packing for the union rappelling trip to Enchanted Rock. Page 17 Cutlines 1) Tish croons tunes during her Union Coffee house. 2) Ray Boston eased the exam tension during December when he entertained the masses in the Commons. 3) Dana Cooper says, No Comment. 4) Cary Ray and Cosmos Nirvana gave a Coffee House in Fall 1981 with Gibson Bettis and Mikal Trimm. 5) Bejae Flemming and Jim Richer played a coffee house that was a combination of country and mellow music. — an interesting team. 6) Dana Cooper! — an up and coming rock musician from Houston found time in his busy schedule to entertain SU students in April. He drew the largest crowd that the SU Union Coffee House has seen since its beginning. The Greeks RUSH Southwestern University Gustave Mahler and k His Vienna The Brown Symposium held February 3-5 of this year was implemented by Dr. Ellsworth Peterson of the School of Fine Arts. Composer Gustav Mahler and his 19th century Vienna was the topic of discussion. The Southwestern community and visitors representing eighteen different states had the privilege of hearing lectures from Dr. Alessandra Comini, an authority on Gustav Klimt and Viennese art. Dr. Comini spoke about the effect and significance of art in Mahler ' s Vienna and Alma Mahler (Gustav Mahler ' s wife) and her Vienna. Dr. Donald Mit- chell of England, an expert on Gustav Mahler ' s compositions, spoke on Mahler ' s ' Oriental ' Symphony — its Texas, forms and philosophy, and the legacies, prophecies and innovations of Mahler; and Dr. Carl B. Schorske, an historian, opened the Symposium with his lecture Gustav Mahler ' s Vienna. He also discussed the social ex- perience and artistic evolution in Vienna because of the works of Gustav Mahler and Gustav Klimt. Dr. Shorske, the author of Fm-de-siecle Vienna, Politics and Culture, won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for this book. A special part of the three day symposium was the performance of Maureen Forrester who gave a recital where she interpreted some of the work of Mahler. She is one of the leading contraltos of the day. The Viennese dinner, on Thursday, February 4, was highlighted with Southwestern ' s own artists: | ' | i ji i Drusilla Huffmaster, pianist; Virginia Dupuy, Mezzosoprano (with her accompanist, David Garvey); i L I , Ji ' itll) and the University Chorale conducted by Mr. Kenny Sheppard. I ' UllI 1) Dr. Alessandra Comini expresses herself during one of her lectures. 2) Dr. Alessandra Comini, Dr. Donald Mitchell, and Dr. Carl E. Schorske — the three authorities on society in Gustav Mahler ' s Vienna. 3) The SU Chorale, conducted by Kenny Sheppard, sang two works by Anton Bruckner (whom Gustav Mahler studied under) at the Viennese Dinner. 4) Dr. Bill Jonesvpresented the Brown Symposium guests with small tokens of appreciation for their fine lectures. 5) Dr. Ellsworth Peterson, coordinator of the Symposium, Dr. Alessandra Comini, and Mrs. Gerhild Rogers who presided during the lecture that Dr. Comini gave about Alma Mahler and her Vienna. 6) The sight most seen during the Brown Symposium . . . Banner on the left by Alison Ader. 1982 Brown Symposium The School of Fine Arts Artist Series II 1 r J % £ zz ... (W r —3 ! wSmA 1 ] 1 nun in _ V 1 MMyyfaiy i 11 ..•• ■ i i I fr §k -rf |)JI KiiMi 3 The School of Fine Arts offers its students many oppor- tunities to become more involved in their chosen career. Professional artists who play the College circuit and deliver their talent across the nation, do more than just teach the students in the fine arts. They open doors for the students and spread their ideas to them. Students are also able to broaden their horizons and open their minds to events that are culturally stimulating. 1) Organist Norman Dello Joio and Dr. Ellsworth Peter- son. The Chorale sang one of his works: Hymn Without Words. 2) Ed Fitzpatrick and David Hill enjoyed learning and playing in the opera The Barber of Seville directed by Dr. Gary Warmink. 3) The new mural on the First National Bank of Taylor, Texas featur es artwork by students of Southwestern. 4) Stephen Temple, Mary Visser, Guss Farmer, and Ismael Soto (Potter) gave art students an interesting treat by ex- hibiting their works. Metal sculpture by Stephen Daly 22 Holidays on Campus S-U ' s Got a Lot of ' Em Beat Southwestern celebrates holidays in its own distinctive way. Some solemn celebrations lace the seasons, and some bring the comic out of people. Everything from Halloween parties to Easter Sunday give students a break from everyday happenings. David Hill won first place in the Commons ' Halloween costume contest. The rest of the body is hanging in Mood 24 • - V • ' .- . No place but Southwestern. A serene wintery Georgetown. Everyone was lighting their fire at the reception of the Candlelight Service. 25 Presenting! The 1981-82 R.A s and S.A s With: R.A s and S.A S Back Row: Presley Mock, Tommy Brumett, Dave Ross, David Herren, Chris Craig, Clayton Rote, Jane Hegar, Casey Triggs. Sec- ond Row: Dan Chaney, Mike Sheppard, Linda Burk, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Pete Valamides, Ellen Affleck, Laurie Jones, Jeanie Speck, Melissa Priest. Front Row: Pat Stafford, Bud Welborne, Leigh-Anne Horton, Chatty Chapman, Susan McKay, Shera Hall, Laurie Shepherd. Back Row: Ray Page, Dan Mickan, Pat Nuendorf, Doug Thompson, Andy Hamblen, Joy Chapman, Ken Pool. Front Row: Alison Signet, Maggie Harris, Earl Moseley, Jr., Jean Janssen, Tammi Curtis, Paul Ross. 26 Dorm Life So, this is dorm life. Dorm life . . . zzz . Dorm Queen of Moody-Shern Dorm life? ha! DORM LIFE???!! Dorm shower Ah, Campus Life. Inside a room, Inside a book, Inside a mind. 27 nr Fall Graduation On December 13, 1981 South western ' s faculty and second graduating class of 1981 filed out of the library in the tradi- tional way. Graduates received their diplomas signifying that they had completed a particular course of study. Dr. David Blumenfeld gave the Commencement speech. As the new bachelors filed out of the chapel, the world shook. - TV Faculty files for future professionals. Dean Oliver announced the new graduates. 28 Carolyn Abraham: out to get a JOB. Chancellor Fleming has a few words with Dr. David Blumenfeld. Spring Graduation May 9th marked the day that SU graduates of 1982 will remember for the rest of their lives. Many were ready to pursue goals they have planned much of their lives. The rest will go on to graduate school or more specific training in their chosen fields. Dr. Jan Dawson gave the com- mencement address. Steve Cobb gets help to tough years. the car after four Steve Gardner — The proud owner of a bouncing baby sheep skin. Ben and David have a final moment. Jeanne Bulla did it! 29 ORGANIZATIONS WA r- 30 The International House 32 The International House is a special residence for students who are from or who have an interest in other cultures. Each person in the house has the opportunity to express these interests by sponsoring a program deal- ing with a culture he or she would like to share. Students interested in becoming a part of the Interna- tional House are interviewed by a committee including Mrs. Sue Peterson, Mr. Bill Swift, Dr. Regine Reynolds- Cornell, one or two graduating seniors, who will not be returning to the house, and a member of the Housing Staff. Students are chosen on the basis of this interview and interest in international culture. 1) Amy Tatum and Henry Robinson make good use of time by putting their heads together. 2) Keith Spencer, Linda Burk-RA, and Nancy Heflin polish up the house in August in preparation for a fun-filled year ahead. 3) ' TCate (Virginia Hardy) gets the upper hand, but Petruchio (David In- man) is still Smiling during Virginia ' s Renaissance Festival given in April. 4) Nora Cadena waits for the newspaper. Nora sponsored The Posada — the traditional Mexican Christmas Celebration. 5. The I-House — January 13 1) Ann Young finds her long lost mummv (Jim Rubarth). 2) Alison Ader and Martha Burns try to behave as humans. 3) Kathy Moore, Jim Rubarth, Gibson Bettis, Linda Burke, Kevin Middleton, Abdallah Alaoui, and Colleen Burke all enhanced the Renaissance Festival. 4) I-Housers wait to be served the delicious grape punch after Jim Rubarth ' s program about Greece. Father Kenna of the Austin Greek Orthodox Church spoke. 5) Gibson Bettis, who sponsored a program on the Chinese of today, pets her marionette horsie. 6) Abdallah Alaoui spoke about his native country, Morocco, in his program in October. 7) The Make played at the annual I-House Halloween Bash — Linda Burke, Coordinator. Ruter House Council The Ruter House Council is the group of men elected to serve as representatives of Ruter living in Dorm. They are organized for the improvement of dorm life in Ruter. Ruter House Council: Bruce Reynolds, Steve Bass, Steve M. Smith, Roger Brandt, and Brent Farney. Inter- Fraternity Council The Men ' s Inter- Fraternity Council is the organization which is the governing and legislative body for the four fraternities on campus. The purpose of the organization is to work together as Greek men on campus for the improvement of the fraternity system. S | ' Xj ■M ' jig ' .an ■.■■I mj m it i 34 David Ross — Pi Kappa Alpha, Scott Armsworth — Phi Delta Theta, Craig Stanford — Kappa Sigma, and Tommy Brume — Pi Kappa Alpha. Members Not Pictured; Skip Downham — Kappa Alpha, Larry Augustus — Phi Delta Theta, Brent Har daway — Phi Delta Theta, and Allen Halbrook — Pi Kappa Alpha. Sitting: Abigail Tilton, Laurie Fisher, Beverley Berkey, Cindy Crouch, Carey Roper. Standing: Peter Orduno, David Ross, Jim Zalles — President, Mike Sheppard. James Shepperd, Rozzie Pollex. Not Pictured: Cliff Turtle, Tony Paiagonia. Student Judiciary The Student Judiciary is composed of elected students from each classifica- tion. The Judiciary ' s purpose is to protect and keep sacred the Honor Code which is part of the proud heritage and tradition of Southwestern. Cases presented to the organization in violation of the Honor Code are all con- fidentially discussed and resolved during the meetings. Student Senate The Student Senate is the main liaison between the SU student body, its administration, and other Universities across the state. Rrst Row: Tammy Benedict, Michelle MeNeeiy, Casey Triggs — President, tori Wingfield, Elaine Warmink, Kelley Clark — Student Welfare Commission Chairman. Second Row: Donnie McCleridon, Jean Janssen — Secretary, Eric Leidlein, Patrick Opoku, Susan McKay, Jim Zwiener — Treasurer, James Shepperd, Leigh-Anne Horton, Lisa Amos — Vice President and Chairperson for External Affairs, Joel Vera. Back Row: Dan Weeden, Larry Augustus, David Schmachtenberger, Kyle Neely, Jannae Tunnell, Ian Purcell, and Rob Wilmot. Not Pictured: Steve Cobb — Chairman for Educational Affairs, Scott McKee — Student Election Chairman, Pat Stafford, Tami Curtis, Keith Spencer, David Backus, Earl Moseley, Hillery Keith — Parliamentarian, Pedro Orduno, Georgianne Bode, Brenda Hutchins, Lydia Andrade, Stefanie Knutson, Melinda Markey, Brent Farney, Steven Smith, Kelly Chambers, Joy Smith, Vic Cason, Steve Leshikar, Beth McKay, Cathie Fisher. .-. ' 35 Southwestern Science Society Front Row: Jamelle Flowers, Monty Verona, Presley Mock. Second Row: Jim Rubarth, An- nette Austin, Shari McConville, Beverly Berkey, Jan Cowan, Carol Deschner. Third Row: John Baker, Brad Howard, Bruce McCaskill, Joe Bill Sanders, Paul Ross, Brian Carr. Back Row: Tom Mehlman, Ed Wheeler, Kyle Nunley. Mad scientists at work in the new Fondren-Jones Science Hall. 36 Delta Omicron Women ' s Music Fraternity Karen Ada, Lynn Parr, Patricia Raeke, Ellen Lockwood, Ann Brashear, Mary Ballou, Martha Isbell, Sarah Ludwig, Kim Dowd, Julie Meyer. Not Pictured: Linda Burk, Gretchen Peterson, Valerie Trevino, Marianne Malloy, Kim Davis, Beth Biar, Donna Miller, Debbie Sanderford, Sabrina Adrian, Polly Ann Bachler. Mu Psi Chi — Men ' s Music Fraternity Standing: Henry Robinson, Richard Bohan, Richard Luna, Sam Smith. Seated: Kevin Warburton, Bob Coats, Steve Smith, Scott Smith, David Alexander. 37 Southwestern Political Science Society Dr. Suk-Soon Suh, Gary Kline, Dave Ross, Mike Shepperd, Damon Reed, Connie Cornell, John Denier. Society for Macho Men Casey Triggs, President, Henry Robinson, Social Chairman, Dr. Horace Jacob, Advisor 38 Psi Chi Psi Chi is an honorary psych- ology fraternity organized for those students who are in- terested in studying, discussing, and par- ticipating in ac- tivities connected with the many areas and aspects of psychology. Mem- bership is open to those students with majors or minors in psychology and based on their academic standing. Standing: Tommy Brumett, Mary Tarver, Hillery Keith, James S hepperd, Dr. Jesse Purdy — Advisor. Sitting: Jeanie Speck, Carol Moe, David Eimann. SNEA Student ' s National Education Assn. As far as preparing in- dividuals for the ' real world, ' SNEA is one of Southwestern ' s most ac- tive groups. It offers its members opportunities to meet with professionals already in the teaching field. Discussed is usually past and present ex- periences in the classroom. Gwen Elliot met with the group this year and spoke about the problems of discipline in the teaching world today. Robin Hall, Cheryl Sehlke, Annette Lee, Donna Taylor 39 SU Buck Cheerleaders s Paula Francis, Laura McMakin, Leslie Bledsoe, Lisa Martin, and Jennifer Nelson. 40 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, leader- ship, and service. Front Row: Jerry Shroff, Casey Triggs, Presley Mock, Scott ArmsWorth, Mike Alexander, Richard Luna. Second Row: Joe Bill Sanders, Randy Martin, Chris Cragg, Jim Zalles, Steve Gardner, Russ Briggs, Steve Cobb, and Ed Wheeler. Cardinal Key Cardinal Key, a national honor fraternity for women, selects outstanding women from the junior class to participate in service projects for Southwestern their senior year. Membership is based on scholarship, participation and leader- ship in campus activities. f) U W Front Row: Patricia Raeke, Annette Austin, Laurie Shepherd, Jeanie Speck, Jeanne Clifford, Chatty Chapman, Mary Ballou. Second Row: Sharon Dobias, Martha Ebensberger, Amy Tatum, Melissa Priest, Amy Jarvis, Laura Hinson, Gay Gentes, Paula Stewart, Kathy Posey. 41 Alpha Chi Front Row Kathy Posey, Rozzi Pollex, Janet Fiero, Connie Cornell, Beth Biar, Shannon Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Mary Gelber, Kay Weimers Ester Navarro, Lisa Amos, Annette Austin, Nancy Heflin. Third Row: Laura Hinson, Patricia Reake, Jan Beard, Jon Beard, Karen Roe, Jannae Tunnell, Ann Rudlof. Standing: Randy Martin, Cynthia Burns, Edward Wheeler, Sharon Dobias, Damon Reed, Mikal Hart, Brian Carr, John Dunier, Steve Cobb, Melissa Priest, Steve Gardner. 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 stimula- tion, development and recognition of scholarship. Members of the Texas ALPHA chapter are elected from among the top tenth of the junior and senior classes. 42 Alpha Delta Pi Seated: Kelly Chambers, Hillery Keith, Jeanie Wilcox, Linda Cavness, Janet Russell, Julie Stripling, Debra Schroeder, Jannae Tunnell. Kneeling: Cinthia Bums, Susan Greenlaw, Kim Rideout, Anne Sher- rod, Leslie Williams, Georgianne Bode, Shelly Reise, Linda Cole, Ellen Lockwood, Susan Eason, Colleen Willis, Rozzie Pollez, Susan McKay, Martha Stripling, Dawn Bennett. Standing: Joanie Hardy, Carol I Move, Ronda Radford. Maggie Fuge, Molly Newcomer, Jennifer Nelson, Mary Kay Willis, Cheryl White, Amanda Williams, Laurie Fisher, Mary Pratt, Susan Pate, Jana Hegar, Paige McDaniel, Sunday Waizel, Karen Mars, Janis Kenyon, Brenda Hutchins, Robyn Moye, Stephanie Stevens, Beth McKay, Betty Gibbs, Beverly Berkey. AAn 43 Delta Delta Delta Seated: Linda Wilkins, Linda Carter, Pam Waldrip, Joy Chapman, Melinda Markey, Shera Hall, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Karen Ada, Margie Routon, Jeanie Speck. Kneeling: Dawn Jensen, Paula Francis, Jean Jansen, Kendall Parrish, Laura Hinson, Karla Ailts, Adrianna Buiosa, Martha Ebensberger, Kathryn Spezia, Jackie Siders, Emily Ebensburger, Lisa Lee, Carey Ro per. Standing 1st Row: Rhonda Ballard, Rosemary Shoemaker, Joni Willis, Laurie Sheppard, Jeanie Knight, Jeanie Sells, Amy Jarvis, Donna Lumas, Cindy Crouch, Wanda Schefer, Laura Majors, Elizabeth Lipscomb, Lynn Parr. 2nd Row: Rhonda Nelson, Pam Higgins, Melissa Carolyn, Lucy Aiken, Amy Kane, Sheri Reynolds, Susie Kirkpatrick, Cindy Williams, Karen Yarberry, Laura Day, Anna Abraham, Melisa Priest. AAA 44 Delta Zeta M _ ■- ' HI ■■■lllll f ' f 4 II i % 1 : | B : :; ::: SB BHk. , H ■ W9? tlV w V-.j h •-- if y JmHM 1 if . P| l- $2 2 -] l w F -PB|||||B ■ m WBHsKBmm Efjlii A ..! HBM m. Utmm i AZ ■L || Afer ! Sitting: Carmen Shultz, Jeanne Clifford, Betsy Tieman, CJ Forbess, Vicki Vickers, Kim Dykes, Robin Hall, Sharin Sharp. Kneeling: Kaye King, Celia Taylor, Donna Taylor, Stefanie Wittenbach, Dea Wisch, Annette Austin, Blythe Shultz, Susan Hilgeman, Mary Ballou, Lesly Windham, Amye Lilljedahl, Chatty Chapman, Christi Burtner. Standing: Barry Barrios, Doug Thompson, Damon Reed, Richard Luna, James Shepperd, Craig Reed, Jim Zalles, Mike Alexander, Tony Palagonia, Jim Zwiener, Bill Haygood, Teresa Rask, April Smith, Beth Biar. Back Row: Patti Ross, Joy Royal, Carol Walker, Steve Smith, Sonya Smith, Lisa Key, Karen Ryan, Leigh-Anne Horton, Traci Dattalo, Beth Atkinson, Lisa Tonn, Rachel Edwards, Martha Isbell. Founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio in 1902, South western ' s Gamma Zeta Chapter was installed in 1946. Colors: Pink and Green. Flower: Rose. 45 Kappa Alpha Back Row: Nick Phillips, Mark Frost, Linda Carter, Dave Hansen, Brooke Stroud, Skip Downham, Scott Towery, David Shoemaker, Russell Martin, Wally Williams, Kelly Byers, Luke Doyle, Kelly i Olmstead, Bruton Lynch. Keith Husbands, Mark Beatty, Dan Chaney. Steps, Kneeling: Tom Strother, Chris Reso, John Gilpin, Jim Dobbins. Steps, Seated: David Hailey, Jeannie Knight, Adam Smith, Lucy i Aitken, Randy Howell, Kendall Parrish, Carol Stanford. Steps. Front Row: Georgianne Bode, Robyn Moye, Leslie Williams, Candan Erkmen. Not Pictured: John Wee. Lucy Aitken explains the life-saver game during the KA little sister ' s Derby Day revenge. Founded in 1865, at Washington and Lee University, Southwestern ' s Chi Chapter was installed in 1883. Colors: Crimson and Gold Flowers: Magnolia and the Red Rose 46 Kappa Sigma Back Row: Jeff Nixon. Bill Young. Cliff Myers. Scott Councelman, Rob Wilmot, Doug McMakin, Tom Bousquet, John Eaves. John Gould. Front Row: Thomas Hambelton, Hilaire Ridlon, Jeff Forrester Philup Kurtz, Dan Zimmerman, Perry Zivley, Presley Mock, Rob Lee, Mark Kubicki, Craig Stanford. Not Pictured: Kelly Lilly, Forest Wilmaker, Mike Sganga, Scott McKee. ' ¥rt .  S 7 ' T ' : : Little Sisters: Left to Right: Casey Cowan, Shannon Taylor, Lynn Parr, Tracy Killian, Beth Kurt ., Cheryl White, Megan Murphy, Amy Williams, Lucy Garth, Sheryl Simmons, Adri Bujosa, Lynne Williams, Shannon Heacock, Liz McAllister, Amy Robertson, Erin Duffy, Lydia Levy, Laura Ann McMakin, and Jennifer Sanford. Founded in 1869 at the University of Virginia, Southwestern ' s Iota Chapter was installed in 1886. Colors: Scarlet Green and White Flower: Lily of the Valley 47 Phi Delta Theta Front Row: Eddie Wallum, Russ Briggs, Bud Welborn, Jerry Shroff, Steve Gardner, Scott Armsworth, Bill Hyatt, John Evans, Keith Barber, John Bass, Dennis Heath. Second Row: Tom Mehlmen, Rick Car- rasco. Hunter Hardy, Perry Bolger, Brian Devaney, Larry Augustus, Barry Johnson. Third Row: Joey French, T. C. Pitcock, Clayton Rote, Steve Cobb, Steve Barker, Dennis Conder, Bob Tabuena, Kyle Nunley, Ben Jackson, Bill Flanigin, Monty Verona, David Schmachtenberger, Mark Selz, David Fisher, Doug Hutchins. Fourth Row: Lee Christie, Charlie Williams, Robert Motherwell, Phil Ricker, Randy Martin. Not Pictured: Pete Valamides, Scott Neal, David Stevenson, Danny Mickan, Bubba Trammell, Keith Lowery, Richard Beitter, Bruce Quick, Ed Bell, Dan Richards, Kim Mulvey, Brent Hardaway, Scott Holliman, Todd Olsen. Founded in 1848, at Miami University, Southwestern ' s Gamma Chapter was installed in 1886. Colors: Argent and Azure J r, Flower: White Carnation ! „. 48 PhiMu Back Row: Lisa Rhoades, Kay Wiemers, Mary Gelber, Karen Crenwelge, Anne Young. Front Row: Cindy Saxman, Jeanine Samer, Allison Hardy, Jc Pelton. Not Pictured: Paz Del Rosario, Cassie Pitman, Mary Neva Pearce, Peggy Leisenring. Founded in Macon, Georgia in 1852, Southwestern ' s Chi Kappa Chapter was installed in 1906. Colors: Rose and White Flower: Enchantress Carnation 49 Pi Kappa Alpha Front Row: Craig Reed, Joel Vera, James Shaw, Charles Laing, Steve Cleveland, Ken Pruett, Allen Halbrook, Dave Ross, Mike Sheppard, John Buchanan, Laura Sherman, Elaine Wartmink, Leslie Bledsoe. Second Row: Karen Carter, Betsy Shaw, Carol Deschner, Tara Hulse, Michelle McNeeley, Deana Hooke, Karla Ailts, Amy Jarvis, Susie Greenlaw, Karen Yarberry, Melinda Markey, Susie Kirkpatrick, Laura i Hinson, Colleen Willis, Jim (Elmo) Burke. Third Row: Clay Traylor, Mark Lewis, Paul Ross, Tommy Brummet, Ken Pool, Jim Zalles, Stattler Mood, Bill Buckner, Andy Hamblen, Audie Alcorn, Carl Shaulis, Earl Moseley, James Shepperd, Ray Page, Tim Conley, Les Sanders, Kevin Hedges, Stuart Solomon, Steve Leggett, Jim Zwiener, Joe Bill Sanders, Chris Cragg, Rusty Ravert. Fourth Row: Brian Davis, Dan ii Weeden, Brian Burton, Steve Bass, Tommy Herzig, Burt Sissom, Roger Brandt, Kevin Latz, Ryan Johnson, Jeff Schneider, Jay Nowlin, Cal Johnson, Steve Smith, Gordon Washburn, Eddie Zimmerman, Paul I Witmer, Mike Henry, John Adams. Founded at the University of Virginia in 1868, South western ' s j Alpha Omicron Chapter was installed in 1910. Colors: Garnet and Gold Flower: Lily of the Valley 50 Zeta Alpha Front Row: Karen Roe, Mary Tarver, Annette Lee, Glenda Porter, Kathy Truman, Leslea Pike. Second Row: Laura Bennett, Sharon Dobias, Sylvia Nannini, Betsy Shaw, Carol Deschner, Diana Nelson, Karen Sanders, Carol Stanford, Linda Crow. Third Row: Carolyn Croom, Carole Peschel, Derryan Heacock, Laura Wettstein, Karen Parr, Linda Lawler, Tracy Risinger, Laura Sherman. Top Row: Karen Dailey, Sarah Berthold, Cindy Lund, Abigail Tilton, Elizabeth French, Colleen Whitmore. Big Brothers: Mark Beatty, Randy Smith, Bruton Lynch, Ray Dean Page. Founded in 1898 at Farmersville, Virginia, South western ' s Lambda Chapter was installed in 1906. Colors: Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray Flower: White Violet 51 Music Ensembles The music ensembles are a large part of the School of Fine Arts. They give the students a chance to perform and develop their musical talents. Each ensemble is a different facet of the depart- ment of music. The groups range from a small symphony to a group who sings up-beat folk and sacred tunes. The common denominator, however, is the music itself and the students ' love for it. Southwestern ' s Chorale is the choir that sings classical music. This year the Chorale had the opportunity to sing a work by Nor- man Dello Joio, Hymns Without Words, who was a guest artist on the SU campus in the Fall of 1981. The Chorale also presented a medley from the Negro opera Porgy and Bess. In the spring of 1982 they performed the Brahms Requiem. Mr. Kenny Sheppard made his debut conducting the Chorale and SU ' s Sinfonietta simultaneously. The Extrordinaires is a select SU chorus dedicated to a lighthearted view of music which ranges from pop folk tunes to sacred work. They are accompanied by a combo. Each year they tour high schools, sing for SU gatherings, and act as student recruiters. Dr. Gary Warmink conducts the Extraordinaires. The SU Singers, under the direction of Mr. Peter Roussaki, is the music group that performs more often than any other choir on campus. Each Thursday morning the choir sings for the Chapel services. The big event for this group each year is the Christmas Candlelight Service. This year they presented A Day For Dancing by Lloyd P. Fautsch. The concentration of this group is the wor- ship of God through Music. Membership is open to the Student body. The instrumental ensembles are the Sinfonietta, the Symphonic Band and the Stage Band. The Sinfonietta, conducted by Dr. Ted Lucas, presented works by Johann Strauss, Gustav Mahler, and Schoenberg. This would be the last time for The Dean of Fine Arts to conduct the orchestra. In the Spring of 1982, Mr. Kenny Shep- pard was given the position. The ensemble and the Chorale presented works from G. F. Handel, Joseph Haydn and Antonin Dvorak. The Symphonic Band under the direction of Dr. George Nelson presented works by Robert Jager and Robert Russell Bennet. In the Fall they played Armenian Dances by Alfred Reed and Incidental Suite by Claude T. Smith in their Concert. Dr. Nelson ' s stage band is a swing band. They included Residual Fine Dance by Hooper and Blue Shoes by Tull in their repertoire for the 81-82 year. In the Spring they went on tour to San Antonio, Pearsall, and Uvalde playing to high school students and some city-wide functions. Many of the members of both of these ensembles collaborated for one hour of credit to be the musical support for Man of La Machai. This is only one way the Young ar- tists in the School of Fine Arts combine their talents. CHORALE First Row: Karen Ada, Lynn Parr, Valerie Trevino, Joy Royal, Nancy Heflin, April Smith, Betty Gibbs, Polly Morrison, Laura Merrill. Second Row: Melinda Pentecost, Kim Davis, Helen Chon, Ellen Lockwood, Marianne Mulloy, Catrina Martin, Debbie Sanderford, Warren Ann Brashear, Stefanie Knutson, Beth Barnes, Lisa Bohan. Third Row: Jerry Shroff, Paul Danielson, Sam Smith, Richard I Bohan, Steve Trautmann, Robert DeLair, Cliff Tuttle, Rusty Faulkner, Mike Alexander. Fourth Row: Barry Barrios, Jimmy Fross, Ed I Fitzpatrick, Scott Smith, David Hill, Earl Moseley, Keith Barber, Brian Burton. EXTRAORDINAIRES Front Row: Scott Holliman, Nancy Heflin, Polly Morrison, Karen Ada, Ken Lieck, Michelle Dumais, Larry Ruf- fo. Middle Row: Chatty Chapman, Mikal Trimm, Catrina Martin. Back Row: Sam Smith, Lise Warren, Brian Burton, Marianne Mulloy, Bill Buckner, Elaine Warmink, Scott Smith, Kathy Damman. 52 SU SINGERS First Row: Betty Gibbs, Laura Merrill, Paula Francis, Sarah Ludvis, Cassie Pittman, Kathy Posey, Donna Taylor, Peter Roussaki — Direc- tor. Second Row: Robert Schley — Accompanist, Debbie Marin, Sonya Smith, Joy Royal, Anne Rudloff, Christy Burtner, Becky Hooper, Melissa 7 est, Jennifer Nelson, Virginia Hardy. Third Row: Kim Davis, Allison Hardy, Nancy Smothermon, Nita Howell, Deborah Vardiman, Jannae Tunnell, Deana Hook. Fourth Row: Tam- my Exum, Jackie Siders, Blyth Shultz, Mary Gelber, Ann Young, Sabrina Adrian, Ann Brashear, Julie Meyer, Dawne Demel. Fifth Row: Polly Morrison, Derryann Heacock, Patricia Raeke, Janice Houy, Karen Matthews, Celia Taylor, Lisa Warren, Cindy Lund. Sixth Row: Richard Luna, Mike Alexander, Sam Smith, Dan- ny Martinez, Steve Bass, Tim Murray, Paul Dockery. Seventh Row: Steve Heyduck, Richard Bateman, Bob Coats, Soren Diaz, John Warren, Henry Robinson, David Herren. Eighth Row: Barry Barrios, Mike English, Keith Spencer, Scott Reikofski, Paul Barton, Scott Thumma, David Alexander, George Brightwell. Dr. George Nelson rehearses his Symphonic Band. 53 Student Foundation Front Row: Ellen Affleck, Martha Ebensberger, Beverly Berkey. Second Row: Laura Hinson, Susie Kirkpatrick, Sunday Walzel, Jim Zalles. Third Row: Melissa Priest, Mary Kay Saunders, Rozzie Pollex, Laura Sherman. Fourth Row: Max, Barry Barrios, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Richard Luna, Scott Arms- worth. Standing: Randy Martin, Steve Gardner, Carey Roper, Megan Murphy, Andy Hamblen, Earl Moseley, John Buchanan, Bud Welborn, Cynthia Burns. The Foundation ' s main purpose on the SU campus is to introduce prospective students, their parents and Freshmen to the Southwestern community. Here, Megan Murphy is shown round- ing up Freshmen at Orientation ' 81. 54 Wesley Fellowship Wesley Fellowship entered the SING this year and sang Pass It On. 1st Row: Carol McFarland, Kim Davis, Lori Wingfield, Kathy Posey, Graeme Cree, Julie Meyer. 2nd Row: Nita Howell, Patricia Raeke, Sara Ludwig, Richard Luna, Carmen Shultz. 3rd Row: Steve Heyduck, Cheryl Crenshaw, Christi Anderson, Janice Houy, Anita Lightfoot, Steve Trautmann. 4th Row: Peter Roussaki, Richard Heyduck, Cassie Pitman, Lisa Warren, Cindy Aund, Sabrina Adrian, Barry Barrios. 5th RoW: Sam Smith, Richard Bateman, Ann Brashear, Henry Robinson, John Warren 6th Row: Sheldon Johnson, Paul Barton, Jenni Thumma, Scott Thumma, Colleen Whitmore. 55 4MEG4PHONE Joel just met five photo deadlines. 56 MEGAPHONE Published by the students of S uthwestern University, Georgetown Texas 78626. Issued weekly during the school year except during official recess. Entered at the Post Office at Georgetown, Texas 78626, as second-class mail hatter on September 26, 1906, under special provisions of Act of March 3, 1879, 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 con- ditions 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 inquiries to: Ad Manager, The Megaphone, Box 48 , SU Station, Georgetown, Texas 78626. Editor: Kevin Warburton Layout Editor: Mikal Trimm Feature Editor. George Copeland Photography Editor: Joel Vera Distribution Manager: Kenneth Lieck Statt: Beth Atkinson, Gregg Loggins, Kevin Middleton, Eric Parris Contributors: Tom Buckner, Ann Matthews, Casey Tnggs Advisor Benjamin Sherman Before its tragic editorial murder, alert reporters Mike Trimm and Ken Leick wrote about important SU happenings in their weekly col- umn Stanley and Ace. Sou ' wester Rachel Edwards — Copy 17, 16, lA ve I The SOU ' WESTER is a pictorial history of the students, faculty, and ad- ministration of Southwestern Universi- ty. The renovations of Ruter, the Fondren-Jones Science Hall, the Lois Perkins Chapel and the welcoming of a New President have made this a year of change and adjustment. Southwestern will continue to change and grow. Plans that have been on the drawing board and discussed in meeting after meeting will materialize in the years ahead. For now, however, a big thank you goes to the people who helped produce the 1982 SOU ' WESTER. Photographers: Tom Buckner, Varden Studios, Joel Vera, Kathy Moore, David Brocklmann, Anne Green, Kelley Clark, Kevin War- burton, Alison Ader, and Ray Solanik; Copy: Nora Cadena, Gibson Bettis; Art Work: Kevin Middleton — Cover and Division Pages; All of the students who lived in the I-House 1981-82; Everyone who had his her picture taken. Special thanks to Fay Hubbard, Norma Shaw, Shirley Miller, Brenda Masek, Dr. Bar- bara Brightwell and Jim Anderson — representative from Taylor Publishing Company. Kathy Moore — Layout 57 Southwestern Magazine John Buchanan Editor: Southwestern Magazine The Dreams Of A Child Arthur D. Wilde had the dreams of a child Although he was near thirty-two. Some men dream of power and saving the day; He dreamed of spring showers in which he could play Or climbing a tower beside a still bay — It was awful, but what could he do? Arthur D. Wilde had the dreams of a child So he went to see Doctor McCann. The shrink said, You must lose the thoughts of a boy, So give up your trusts, your illusions destroy. Your life is but dust, there ' s no reason for joy; Realize this, and you ' ll dream like a man. Arthur D. Wilde lost the dreams of a child And he learned how to dream like a man. He dreamed about pain and the spilling of blood; He dreamed of the rain that caused terrible floods, And he cried out in shame, And he wished that he could Have the dreams of a child again. Mikal Trimm The Southwestern Magazine is a bi- annual anthology of photographs, poetry, prose, and graphic art submitted by SU students. The editor for the 1981-82 year (for his second consecutive year) was John Buchanan. He would like to extend his thanks to all of the people who sub- mitted their work. He is especially grateful to Susan Leidy, Assistant Editor, without whom he would never have been able to produce the magazine. J 58 •jfi iraWuL The photographer found these similar pictures and decided to create a page of them. 59 Mask and Wig Players; 1981-82: Dr. Richard Hossalla (Advisor), Colleen Willis, Mr. John Oertling (Advisor), Susan Greenlaw, Virginia Hardy, Shiela LeDoux. Second Row: Carolyn Jobe, David Ainsworth (Technical Director), Nick Phillips, Kathy Truman, Karole Trotter, Emily Hardt, Catrina Martin, Susan Slagle, Ed Fitzpatrick. Back Row: Malcolm McQuoid, Ken Lieck, Paige McDaniel, Larry Ruffo, John Luce, Sandra Dobbs, David Inman, Casey Cowan, Mary Neva Pearce. Not Pictured: Lu- cien Stavenhagen, Paul Swift, Phil Brandes, Dori Zirkel, Colleen Burke. The Mask and Wig Players is an organiza- tion for students who are interested in par- ticipating in the theatrical productions for Southwestern, giving budding stage artists a chance to explore their craft. The 1981-82 Season brought Southwestern The Little Foxes by Lillian Hellman, Exit the King by Eugene Ionesco, and this year ' s musical, Man of La Mancha by Dale Wasserman. Solo Flights are one-act plays presented each year by senior directors. Solo Flights I consisted of The White Liars by Peter Schaffer directed by Carolyn Jobe, and The Respectable Prostitute by Jean Paul Sartre directed by Malcolm McQuoid. Solo Flights II was a series of three shows: Hello Out There by Saroyan directed by Edmound Fitzpatrick, Ludlow Fair, by Lansford Wilson, directed by Kathy Truman, and The Proposal by Anton Chekov directed by Emily Hardt. 1) The Man of La Mancha wants YOU.? 2) Exit the King — ers, Don Zirkel, Ken Lieck, and John Luce were trap- ped within the tightly knit web between the King and his wives. 3) The sly cast of The Little FoXes: Malcolm McQuoid, Cheryl White, Brian Neal, Bruce Reynolds, Mary Neva Pearce, Georgianne Bode, Emi- ly Hardt, Lucien Stavenhagen, David Inman and not pictured, Larry Ruffo. 4) A desert. 5) John Gould, the King, was driven to death by his young, whining wife (Casey Cowan) and his uncaring ex-wife (Paige McDaniel). 6) The Respectable Prostitute brought out a new side of Nick Phillips. 7) Susan Slagle and Malcolm McQuoid didn ' t always see eye to eye in Anton Chekov ' s The Proposal. 8) Casey holds David ' s head in place while his cousin looks on. 61 62 SPORTS W i?fil S „.. . v.. , S.U. Lady Bucs 1981-82 S.U. Bucs Volleyball Team Southwestern University Intercollegiate Volleyball Season Record 1981 Score Opponent Howard Payne Univ. Texas Wesleyan College Texas Lutheran College Alvin Jr. College Texas Wesleyan College Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana Hardin-Simmons Univ. Rice University Sam Houston State Univ. Angelo State Univ. Southwest Texas State Univ. San Jacinto Jr. College East Texas State Univ. Sam Houston State Univ. Louisiana State Univ. Southwest Texas State Univ. Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Stephen F. Austin Baylor Univ. Concordia College Texas Wesleyan College Southwest Texas State Univ. Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Sul Ross State Univ. Texas Lutheran College Angelo State Univ. Texas Lutheran College Univ. of Texas (Austin) Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor 15- 4,15- 3 15- 6, 15- 9 15-13,10-15,15-11,4-15, 15- 1,15- 7 15- 1,16-14 15- 4, 15-12 17-15,15- 2 15- 9,15- 9 6-15, 9-15 7-15,15-11, 10-15 13-15,15-10, 15-10 15-10,15- 9 15- 9,13-15, 15-11 0-15,15-10, 11-15 15-10,11-15,-15- 6 13-15,14-16 15-12,15- 9 15-10,15- 5 15- 4, 15-12 15- 2, 15- 7 15- 2, 15- 4 15-10,15-11 15- 7, 15- 8 13-15,15-13, 15- 6 13-15, 9-15 15-13,15-13 12-15, 9-15 11-15, 9-15, 15- 8,8-15 15- 5, 15- 9 Concordia College 15- 4, Texas Lutheran College 15-11, 8-15 Texas A M Univ. ' 15-10, Texas Wesleyan College 15- 1, Baylor Univ. 15- 4, Univ. of Texas (Austin) 4-15, St. Edward ' s Univ. 15- 3, Howard Payne Univ. 15- 1, Rice Univ. 15- 5, West Texas State Univ. 15- 9, East Texas State Univ. 15-10, Stephen F. Austin 15- , Rice Univ. 15- 5, Texas A M Univ. 15- 6, St. Mary ' s Univ. 17-15, Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor 15- 3, St. Edward ' s Univ. 15- 2, East Texas State Univ. 15- 4, Sul Ross State Univ. 15- 6, Missouri Western State College 15- 5, Way nesburg College, Penn. 15- 4, Limestone College, S. Carolina 15- 1, Kearney State College, Nebraska 16-14, Southern Utah State Univ. 15- 7, Univ. of Hawaii — Hilo 9-15, 15- 4 15- 9 17-15 15- 8 15- 2 9-15,15-11,12-15 15- 8 15- 5 15- 9 15-10 15- 5 15- 5 15- 1 5-15,15- 8,14-167-15 15-13,15-13 15- 2,15-10 15- 5,15-11 15- 9,15- 15- 3,15- 6 15-10 15-10 15- 4 15- 0,15- 7 15- 6,15-11 8-15,15- 5,7-15 FINAL RECORD: Runner-Up NAIA National Tournament 43 wins- 11 Losses 64 2nd Nationally Robin saves the day! 67 Men ' s Basketball Back Row: Russell Moritz, Leroy Riley, George Cash, Jackie Edwards, Danny Whitt eaker, Earl Leassear. Front Row: Rocky Rawls, Andra Higgs, Melvin Young Curtis Vick, Bruce Quick, Kerry Zastoupil. Dallas Baptist 65 54 SU Concordia 93 84 su Tarleton State 70 90 su Incarnate Word 51 104 su Sul Ross State 72 94 su Eastern New Mexico State 65 60 su North Texas State 92 73 su Southern Methodist University 74 62 su Angelo State 65 52 su Howard Payne 64 63 su Baylor 68 59 su Huston TillotsorJ 66 83 su St. Edwards 73 69 su Sul Ross 55 98 su Angelo State 67 64 su Mary-Hardin Baylor 69 77 su Texas Wesleyan 82 88 su East Texas Baptist 82 76 su Texas Lutheran 86 85 su St. Mary ' s 59 69 su Huston Tillotson 67 71 su St. Edwards 83 70 su Texas Wesleyan 79 75 su Mary-Hadin Baylor 65 84 su East Texas Baptist 78 80 su Texas Lutheran 80 82 su St. Mary ' s 67 60 su St. Edwards 74 66 su Russell Briggs, Student Assistant; Paul Peak, Coach; Ed Bell, Student Assistant 68 H Women ' s Basketball Standing: Janet Havelka (1st team Big State Conference), Lisa Caviel, Janiece Gray, Brenda Vick, Debbie Nedbalek (2nd team BSC), Lori Longacre. Front Row: Coach Reda Clay (BSC Co-Champion Coach of the Year), Karen Pelzel, Nancy Seiler (1st team BSC), Karen Foust, Beth Boyer (2nd team BSC), Karen Horn. Anna Abraham, Trainer; Michelle Allen, Manager San Angelo State 58-76 Houston-Tillotson 93-81 Texas A I 64-89 Midwestern 71-96 TWC 68-63 St. Edwards 78-68 Houston-Tillotson 65-58 Rice 53-73 St. Mary ' s 55-67 TCU 47-49 St. Edwards 68-59 TWC 63-82 ETBC-Marshall 64-60 TLC 62-52 SWTSU 65-74 ACU 70-80 UTSA 53-58 Hardin-Simmons 73-76 Concorxia 67-54 TCU 43-59 St. Mary ' s 69-66 ETBC 48-43 UMHB 55-56 UMHB 80-62 Howard Payne 60-61 11 WINS— 14 LOSSES 71 72 A- 73 Baseball Bubba Trammell 2, Louis Lilly 3, Russell Martin 4, Randy Moody 5, David Diehl 6, Cecil Starcher 7, Terry Knoble 8, Kevin Kalines 9, Walter Howell 10, Terrell Driskell 11, Scott Neal 12, John Chomiak 13, David Stevenson 14, Danny Mickan 15, Darrell Steffek 16, Keith Crosslin 17, Jeff Livin 18, Pat Neuendroff 19, Richard Beitter 20, Tony Neuendroff 22, Keith Lowery 23, Rodney Kaase 24, Dexter Saterfield 25, Brady Bohannon 26, Robert Zearfoss 27, John Farr 28, David Hansen 29, Pete Valamides 30, David Gold 31, Mike Klorer 32, David Ridley 33, Rob Hughey 34, Mark Snow 35, Kevin Latz 36. 74 75 . : - ■; ;•;■■ f ,v1 km -■• ' ,- 4 : : : f • J !y7y 7T f:, ' ,rx . ' .my: WS f u - Y Ki, 5 ,„ [ •■Utawto. . ' ' ' ■ : fc 1 J I | 1 fl 76 1982 Baseball Scores and Statistics AB H 2B 3B HR T. Neuendorff 60 199 71 46 11 6 4 Driskell 56 190 63 47 7 2 2 Saterfield 51 173 56 47 11 2 10 Chomiak 37 75 24 20 3 6 Trammell 21 32 10 9 1 2 Bohannon 54 150 46 38 12 3 1 Hansen 38 98 30 12 7 Mickan 54 161 48 29 8 2 7 Lowery 52 149 44 28 8 1 5 Steffek 33 51 14 5 3 P. Neuendorff 34 57 14 13 2 2 Moodv 52 139 31 34 3 2 Kaase 38 54 12 13 1 1 Hughey 45 34 7 5 2 Kalinec 45 123 24 14 3 1 1 Snow 6 13 1 1 1 Totals 60 1698 495 .361 82 17 44 RBI Ave. GWH SO BB Sac HP SB A 46 .358 4 8 19 3 13 15 20 .331 5 6 5 1 5 7 28 .324 6 21 26 2 2 16 22 26 ,320 2 16 12 5 5 7 5 .312 1 9 14 1 1 0 0 34 .307 3 15 10 4 3 6 10 15 .306 1 11 7 2 1 1 33 .298 2 20 19 4 1 6 6 34 .295 6 21 12 1 1 3 3 5 .275 12 3 1 0 2 9 .246 2 6 8 2 3 3 24 .223 24 28 6 10 1 8 .222 1 6 18 4 1 8 8 4 .206 7 5 2 1 2 16 .195 15 13 5 0 1 .077 2 3 0 0 307 .291 28 198 206 47 10 78 98 Fielding Stats Trammell Snow Moody Hansen Hughey P. Neuendorff Kalinec Lowery T. Neuendorff Driskell Mickan Saterfield Steffek Kaase Bohannon Chomiak Pitching Staff Totals Pitching Stats Name Zearfoss Valamides Gold Klorer Kno bel Lilly Bietter Neal Martin Ridley P. Neuendorff Livin Stevenson Farr LOB — SU — 380 Opp — 386 DP ■ per game — SU — 5.97 Opp — 4.12 SU — 42 Opp — 30 Ave. runs GS GC IP 0 0 0 0 1 0 14 8 11 2 0 0 10 1 1 0 8 2 2 1 5 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 19 7% 100% 60% 7% 48% 33 47 5% 19% 53 2% % 441 H 13 20 5 107 51 9 56 25 52 3 23 64 6 1 251 R 5 5 2 48 36 3 32 21 33 5 14 42 4 1 193 PO 10 24 108 181 138 65 183 82 70 77 112 41 66 33 36 22 38 1286 ER 2 3 2 37 24 3 23 17 26 3 12 37 3 1 252 SO 9 12 4 50 24 4 31 36 23 3 18 37 1 ASSISTS 4 3 20 12 8 23 8 102 122 97 4 14 1 2 34 77 531 W-L 3-2 2-1 1-0 8-2 6-3 2-0 3-3 5-4 3-4 1-0 2-0 4-1 0-0 0-0 208 40-20 BB 7 8 6 17 30 2 21 30 37 3 13 34 ERRORS 2 4 4 2 9 5 10 12 13 3 6 3 4 6 13 96 SA 6 1 1 1 ERA 0.82 1.10 1.92 2.57 2.77 2.88 3.31 3.61 3.87 3.96 4.29 4.89 9.13 11.67 3.20 2 2 2 33 PCT. 1.000 1.000 .982 .980 .974 .973 .958 .947 .945 .943 .941 .937 .930 .919 .905 .903 .898 .950 1 1 3 5 4 2 3 1 21 Home Record: Road Record: 24-7 17-12 SU6 SU14 Feb. 27 SU SU Feb. 28 Season Record: Conf. Record: 41-19 14-4 1982 Baseball Scores Feb. 17 WP Knobel; Livin; S Zearfoss SU 2 Southwest Texas State SU 8 Southwest Texas State Feb. 20 WP Neal LP Martin; S Zearfoss SU 5 Midwestern Univ. SU 5 Midwestern Univ. Feb. 21 LP Bietter WP Neuendorff, P. SU 3 Paul Quinn College SU9 Paul Quinn College Feb. 23 LP Knobel; Livin SU 1 Baylor Univ. SU 1 Baylor Univ. Feb. 26 WP Knobel S Lilly WP Bietter Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons WP Klorer; LP Zearfoss SU 2 Wichita State SU 4 Wichita State Mar. 1 LP Neal; Neal SU 2 Louisiana Tech SU 4 Louisiana Tech Mar. 3 LP Zearfoss, Martin SU 10 Texas Christian SU 3 Texas Christian Mar. 10 WP Martin, Zearfoss SU 7 Concordia College SU11 Concordia College Mar. 7 WP Valamides, Ridley SU 9 Paul Quinn College SU 14 Paul Quinn College Mar. 9 WP Klorer SU 16 Huston-Tillotson Mar. 1 1 WP Knobel, Valamides SU 11 Kearney State Univ. SU 7 Kearney State Univ. Mar. 13 WP, Klorer, Bietter SU 4 Concordia College SU7 Concordia College Mar. 15 LP Knobel, WP Neal SU3 Texas A M Univ. SU12 Texas A M Univ. Mar. 16 LP Klorer, Bietter SU 3 Univ. of Texas SU 1 Univ. of Texas Mar. 20 WP Knobel, Zearfoss SU 10 ' Mary Hardin-Baylor SU 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor NAIA Playoff with Sam Houston State Univ. Mar. 1 LP Martin SU 2 SHSU 7 Mar. 2 LP Neal SU 4 SHSU 5 Mar. 21 SU4 SU7 Mar. 23 SU8 Apr. 8 SU7 SU 11 Mar. 30 SU SU Mar. 31 SU 1 SU1 Apr. 1 SU5 SU4 Apr. 2 SU11 SU4 Apr. 3 SU9 Apr. 7 SU5 Apr. 10 SU3 SU7 Apr. 13 SU3 Apr. 16 SU3 SU8 Apr. 17 SU7 Apr. 20 SU4 Apr. 21 SU9 SU2 Apr. 24 SU6 SU3 Apr. 27 SU3 Apr. 28 SU5 SU7 WP Neal, Livin Wartburg College 3 Wartburg College 3 WP Zearfoss St. Mary ' s Univ. 7 LP Valamides WP Klorer Texas Lutheran 8 •Texas Lutheran 4 Univ. of Houston Univ. of Houston WP Klorer; LP Knobel Texas Tech Texas Tech WP P. Neuendorff, Gold Trinity Univ. Trinity Univ. WP Martin; LP Bietter Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons WP Livin Hardin-Simmons WP Lilly Southwest Texas State LP Klorer WP Neal St. Mary ' s Univ. St. Mary ' s Univ. WP Martin •Texas Lutheran College LP Martin, WP Klorer East Texas Baptist East Texas Baptist WP Neal East Texas Baptist WP Klorer Mary Hardin- Baylor WP Knobel; Bietter Trinity Univ. Trinity Univ. WP Knobel; Livin Huston-Tillotson Huston-Tillotson LP Neal St. Edward ' s WP Klorer; Lilly St. Edward ' s St. Edward ' s 77 Intercollegiate Athletics at Southwestern University 1981-82 1. Basketball a. Season Record — 11 wins, 17 losses b. Conference Record — 7 wins, 5 losses c. Big State Conference 1st Place — St. Mary ' s University — 8 wins, 4 losses 2nd Place — (Tie) Southwestern University — 7 wins, 5 losses St. Edward ' s University — 7 wins, 5 losses East Texas Baptist College — 7 wins, 5 losses 5th Place — Texas Lutheran College — 6 wins, 6 losses 6th Place — Houston-Tillotson College — 4 wins, 8 losses 7th Place — Mary Hardin Baylor University — 3 wins, 9 losses d. Lettermen Seniors: Jackie Edwards, Killeen, Texas Rocky Rawls, Demmit, Texas Juniors: Andra Higgs, Los Angeles, California Curtis Vick, Austin, Texas Sophomores: Bruce Quick, New Orleans, Louisiana Freshmen: George Kash, Round Rock, Texas Russell Moritz, Boerne, Texas Kerry Zastoupil, Huffman, Texas e. Honors Most Valuable Player — Jackie Edwards Best Defensive Player — Andra Higgs Most Inspirational Player — Curtis Vick Most Improved Player — Kerry Zastoupil All Conference Jackie Edwards — Honorable Mention, Big State Conference Andra Higgs — Honorable Mention, Big State Conference Melvin Young — 2nd Team, Big State Conference Team Captains: Jackie Edwards Rocky Rawls f. Staff Head Coach — Paul Peak Student Assistants to the Coach — Ed Bell and Russ Briggs Student Trainer — James (Bear) Kalinec Student Manager — John Evans Volunteer in Statistics and Publicity — John Fish 2. Baseball a. Season Record — 41 wins, 19 losses b. Conference Record — 14 wins, 4 losses c. Big State Conference 1st Place — Southwestern University — 14 wins, 4 losses 2nd Place — St. Mary ' s University — 11 wins, 7 losses 3rd Place — Texas Lutheran College — 9 wins, 7 losses 4th Place — East Texas Baptist College — 8 wins, 8 losses 5th Place — St. Edward ' s University — 7 wins, 9 losses 6th Place — Mary Hardin Baylor University — 5 wins, 9 losses 7th Place — Houston-Tillotson College — 4 wins, 1 1 losses d. Lettermen Seniors: Terrell Driskell, Kyle, Texas Mike Klorer, Houston, Texas Randy Moody, Three Rivers, Texas Tony Neuendorff, Columbus, Texas Dexter Saterfield, Georgetown, Texas Juniors: David Gold, Round Rock, Texas Kevin Kalinec, Tyler, Texas Terry Knoble, Waco,Texas Louis Lilly, Midland, Texas Keith Lowery, Mesquite, Texas Darrell Steffek, Austin, Texas Pete Valamides, Arlington, Texas Sophomores: Richard Beitter, Richardson, Texas John Chomiak, Houston, Texas David Hansen, Dallas, Texas Jeff Livin, Houston, Texas Danny Mickan, Georgetown, Texas Scott Neal, Houston, Texas Mark Snow, Gilmer, Texas David Stevenson, Houston, Texas Bubba Trammel, Austin, Texas Robert Zearfoss, San Antonio, Texas Freshmen: Brady Bohannon, Lampasas, Texas Rob Hughey, Houston, Texas Rodney Kaase, Austin, Texas Russell Martin, Beaumont, Texas Pat Neuendorff, Columbus, Texas David Ridley, Bellaire, Texas e. Honors: All Conference Mike Klorar Dexter Saterfield Tony Neuendorff Honorable Mention Danny Mickan Terrell Driskell Most Valuable Player Dexters Saterfield All District Tony Neuendorff Terrell Driskell Mike Klorar Dexter Saterfield Coach of the Year Jim Mallon f . Staff Head Coach — Jim Mallon Assistant to the Coach — Sam Park and Earl Hathaway 3. Golf a. Big State Conference Results 1st Place — Texas Lutheran College 2nd Place — Mary Hardin-Baylor University 3rd Place — St. Edward ' s University 4th Place — Southwestern University 5th Place — St. Mary ' s University 6th Place — East Texas Baptist College b. Lettermen Seniors: Tracy Baack, Glove, Arizona Ed Bell, Huntington Beach, California Juniors: Paul Danielson, Austin, Texas Dan Richards, Lake Jackson, Texas Sophomores: Jerry Holmes, Austin, Texas c. Staff Dr. Sturdy Wanamaker 78 4. Men ' s Tennis a. Big State Conference Results 1st Place — St. Edward ' s University 2nd Place — East Texas Baptist College 3rd Place — St. Mary ' s University 4th Place — Texas Lutheran College 5th Place — Southwestern University 6th Place — Mary Hardin-Baylor University 7th Place — Houston-Tillotson College b. Lettermen Seniors: Clayton Rote, Dallas, Texas Pat Stafford, Prairie View, Texas Sophomores: David Shanks, Robstown, Texas Charles Williams. Housto n, Texas Freshmen: George Copeland, Georgetown, Texas Brent Farney, Pflugerville, Texas c. Staff Dr. Tex L. Kassen d. 1982 Record Season: 3 wins, 14 losses Conference: 2 wins, 4 losses 5. Women ' s Tennis a. Big State — Conference Results 1st Place — Southwestern University 2nd Place — St. Edward ' s University 3rd Place — Texas Lutheran College 4th Place — Mary Hardin-Baylor University 5th Place — St. Mary ' s University b. Lettermen Seniors: Michelle Allen, Austin, Texas Becky Sheller, Corpus Christi, Texas Juniors: Sheree Reynolds, Wharton, Texas Sophomores: Joan Pelton, McAllen, Texas Nancy Seiler, San Antonio, Texas Freshmen: Melinda Markey, Conroe, Texas c. Staff Dr. Tex L. Kassen d. 1982 Record Season: 10 wins, 1 loss, 3 ties Conference: 6 wins, no losses 1982 Big State Conference Champions 1982 Big State Conference Singles Champion 1982 Big State Conference Doubles Champion e. NAIA District 4 Play Off East Texas State University, Lone Star Conference Champions defeated Southwestern University, Big State Conference Champions, for the right to advance to the National Tournament. 6. Women ' s Intercollegiate Volleyball a. Season Record — 45 wins, IT losses b. Big State Conference Results 1st Place — Southwestern University 2nd Place — St. Mary ' s University 3rd Place — University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 4th Place — St. Edward ' s University c. District 4 Results 1st Place — Southwestern University 2nd Place — East Texas State University d. Bi-District (4 and 8) Results 1st Place — Southwestern University 2nd Place — Sul Ross State University e. NAIA National Tournament 1st Place — University of Hawaii-Hilo 2nd Place — Southwestern University 3rd Place — Bethel College, Kansas 4th Place — Southern Utah State College, Utah 5th Place — St. John Fisher College, New York 6th Place — College of St. Francis, Illinois f. Lettermen Seniors: Jeanne Bulla, Houston, Texas Juniors: Robyn Hall, Pasadena, Texas Alfie Vela, San Antonio, Texas Sophomores: Patsy Garrison, Bulverde, Texas Elizabeth Hiles, Austin, Texas Susan Zirkel, San Antonio, Texas Freshmen: Kim Dykes, Angleton, Texas Dee Goodwin, Austin, Texas Carol Shiller, Houston, Texas Debbie Williamson, New Braunfels g. Honors: Captains: Jeanne Bulla Alfie Vela 1st Team All Conference: Jeanne Bulla Robyn Hall Alfie Vela 1st Team All District: Jeanne Bulla Alfie Vela 1st Team All Tournament (National Tournament) Jeanne Bulla Robyn Hall Alfie Vela 1st Team All America: Jeanne Bulla Alfie Vela 2nd Team All America: Robyn Hall Big State Conference Coach of the Year — Glada Munt NAIA District 4 Coach of the Year — Glada Munt h. Staff Head Coach — Glada Munt Assistant to the Coach — Doug Pass Student Manager — Michelle Allen Student Trainer — Kim Crenwelge 7. Women ' s Basketball a. Season Record — 11 wins, 14 losses b. Conference Record — 8 wins, 2 losses c. Big State Conference 1st Place — Southwestern University 2nd Place — St. Mary ' s University 3rd Place — Huston-Tillotson College 4th Place — East Texas Baptist College 5th Place — Mary Hardin-Baylor University 6th Place — St. Edward ' s University d. Lettermen Juniors: Beth Boyer, Pflugerville, Texas Janet Havelka, Jarrell, Texas Sophomores: Karen Horn, Garland, Texas Karen Pelzel, Rockdale, Texas Nancy Seiler, San Antonio, Texas Freshmen: Lisa Caviel, Lubbock, Texas Janiece Gray, Round Rock, Texas Lori Longacre, Georgetown, Texas Brenua Vick, Luling, Texas e. Honors: Most Valuable Player — Nancy Seiler Best Defensive Player — Debbie Nedbalek Most Improved Player — Janiece Gray NAIA All District Player — Nancy Seiler Big State Conference — 1st Team — Janet Havelka Nancy Seiler Big State Conference — 2nd Team — Beth Boyer Debbie Nedbalek Coach of the Year — Reda Clay — Southwestern University Sharon Mcllroy, St. Edward ' s University Play Off Games: Howard Payne University — 61 Southwestern University — 60 Site: Brownwood, Texas Date: February 26, 1982 District IV NAIA Captains — Debbie Nedbalek, Snook, Texas f. Staff Head Coach — Reda Clay Student Manager — Michelle Allen Student Trainer — Kim Crenwelge g. First year of competition for women ' s basketball team in the Big State Conference and NAIA Participated in Angelo State University Nathan Jeweler ' s Tournament, San Angelo, Texas 79 Intramurals With the tension and pressure that builds up everyday on the average college student, in- tramural games are a good reason to relax between study marathons. A large part of living at Southwestern is ones participa- tion in these games which are organized by Don Heins — Direc- tor of Housing. A team that wins gets just another reason to go roll- ing and celebrate. But the intramural games don ' t consist of Pass the Orange. Real sports are played and some people are out for blood. fcrtsd i 0 i l« «r ' I l :i M H Doub , Me m He mmamjm P ■ -■ fin i 1 DivL M Fa tapp P III! (kit fc 1 1 1 Sl % it Dili Hi! Me Ben Upf ,. BP: . ■ - ' ■ ' «« r t - ? ' ' 80 Results lens Intramurals acquetball ingles — Keith Crosslin — 1st Duke Barnes — 2nd .loubles — Keith Crosslin, Duke Barnes — 1st Presley Mock, Mike Tamez — 2nd Softball ollevball hi Delta Theta — 1st idependents — 2nd ' ivnio n A Wins Losses hi Delta Theta 2 5 acuity 4 1 £ppa Alpha 1 i Kappa Alpha oter 3 2 1 2 3 4 hi Delta Theta 4 5 Hvision B Wins Losses hi Delta Theta 1 5 idependents iennan Brown 2 3 3 2 2 ap pa Sigma appa Alpha 2 hi Delta Theta 3 3 1 2 4 5 1st iolf ndividual — Steve Smith (Independent) -(41) Scooter Goll (Independent) — 2nd -(43) earns — Independents — 1st — Smith (41), Goll (43), Heitman (44), Crosslin (52) Pi Kappa Alpha — 2nd — Ravert (45), Shaulis (46), Solomon (47), Ross (58) elect Shot Tournament — Independents — 1st — Smith, Goll, Klover — Independents — 2nd — Heitman, Crosslin, tevenson — (33) ottball (idependents — 1st acuity — 2nd inal game — Independents — 5, Faculty — 2 imerican League hi Delta Theta Lappa Alpha lappa Sigma igers i Kappa Alpha 2 dependent 2 a HonaJ League acuity dependents 1 1 Kappa Alpha ' hi Delta Theta 2 OB ackleFootbalJ ■hi Delta Theta 1 Kappa Alpha independents lappa Alpha Wins Losses 5 4 1 3 2 1 4 1 4 1 4 Wins Losses 4 3 1 2 2 1 3 4 Wins Losses 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 ' ool , ingles krables 1st David Hailey(KA) 2nd Perry Bolger (PDT) 1st David Hailey Craig Whitney lowling ■hi Delta Theta 1st place teve Cobb — Outstanding Player (680 series, 44 high game) Cassen Cage Classic (Basketball Tourney) Hvision I Phi Delta Theta 1st place Phi Delta Theta 2nd place Hvision II Common Studs 1st place Over the Hill Gang 2nd place laaketball hi Delta Theta ndependents 1 ndependents 2 Wins Losses 5 3 2 3 2 Kappa Alpha 3 2 Kappa Sigma 1 4 Pi Kappa Alpha 5 Flag Football Herman Brown — 2 Herman Brown — 1 Ruter Swimmeet Kappa Sigma Herman Brown — 2 Phi Delta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Ruter 50 yd. free- David Schmachtenberger not avail. 50 yd. back- Dan Weedon 31.15 50 yd. fly- Presley Mock 27.33 (new record) 50 yd. breast- Presley Mock 33.85 100 yd. free-David Schmachtenberger 100 yd. free-Kappa Sigma 47.95 200 yd. medley- Kappa Sigma 2:02.32 Can non bal 1 Contest: James Street 1st Clayton Rote 2nd Hilliary Keith 3rd Wins Losses 4 1 3 1 3 Points 40 26 11 11 11 Track Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Delta Theta Independents Points 67 49 38 Outstanding Track Award — Michael Sheppard Event Winners: High Jump Bob Tabuena (PDT) Shot Put BudWelborn(PDT) 5 8 Long Jump Ford Pratt 43 ' 2 Discus SteveSmith 18 ' 10 400m relay Pi Kappa Alpha 139 ' 1 1600m run Dan Richards (PDT) 46.22 800m relay Pi Kappa Alpha 5:16.97 400m dash Mike Sheppard (PKA)1:37.73 100m dash Tommy Brummet 54.31 800m run (PKA) 10.93 200m dash Bill Hyatt (PDT) 2:12.37 1600m relay John Buchanan (PKA)23.84 Pi Kappa Alpha Ping Pong Singles 1st Rusty Ravert (PKA) 2nd Stuart Solomon (PKA) Doubles 1st Solomon Raven (PKA) Women ' s Intramurals ALL STAR PLAYERS Gloria Garcia Susan Wheeler Hillery Keith Lisa Freeman Diane Oertli Stefanie Knutson Rita Halphen Lucy Aitken Michelle Allen Volleyball Soccer Amy Kan es Jeanie Speck Margaret Wilson Anna Abraham Sheree Reynolds Laurie Greer Sonja Smith Lisa Amos Leigh Anne Horton Julie Gieau Liz Hiles Michelle Allen Karen Horn Debbie Richburg Joy Smith Zeta Tau Alpha ZetaTau Alpha Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Independents Independents Independents Delta Delta Delta Independents Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Independents Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Independents Delta Zeta Delta Zeta Delta Zeta Independents Independents Independents Independents Independents Independents Rozzie Pollex Carolyn Croom Sharon Walker Colleen Whitmore Independents Karen Hom Patsy Garrison Susan Zirkel Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Delta Pi Zeta Tau Alpha Independents Beth Boyer Independents Independents Independence Basketball Lynette Satterfield Patsy Garrison Kaye King Robyn Hall Sheree Reynolds Melissa Carolan Carol Stanford Diane Nelson Julie Gilean Jeanne Bulla Dee Goodwin Delta Delta Delts ZetaTauAlpha Zeta Tau Alpha Sheree Reynolds JanieceGray Independents Independents Delta Zeta Delta Zeta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Taul Alpha Independents Independents Independents Delta Delta Delta Independents SOFTBALL RECORD 1st PLACE Independent — 1 5-1 2nd PLACE Independent ' s 4-2 3rd PLACE ZetaTauAlpha 2-2 4th PLACE Delta Delta Delta 3-2 WINNING TEAM Beth Boyer Debbie Nedbatek Karen Horn Lori Longacre Lisa Caviel BrendaViek Nancy Seller Janiece Gray Karen Pelzel Julie Gileau Beth Garrison Michelle Burlingame Janet Havelka POOL SINGLES 1st PLACE Patsy Garrison Independent 2nd PLACE Paz del Rosario Independent 3rd PLACE Lisa Amos Delta Zeta 4th PLACE Dolores Arce Independent DOUBLES 1st PLACE Garrison Hall Independent Delta Zeta 2nd PLACE Crenwelge Felton FhiMu 3rd PLACE Miles Burlingame Independent 4th PLACE Fulenwider Leyy ZetaTauAlpha Golf 1st PLACE Paula Stewart Independent 2nd PLACE Karen Crenwelge PhiMu 3rd PLACE Patsy Garrison Independent 4th PLACE Linda Fiascher Independent Racquet bail SINGLES 1st PLACE Linda Fischer Independent 2nd PLACE Michelle Independent BuTlingame 3rd PLACE Michelle Allen Independent DOUBLES 1st PLACE Burlingame Allen Independent 2nd PLACE Kirkpatrick Hall TriDelt 3rd PLACE Garrison Gileau Independent SOCCER RECORD 1st PLACE Independents 2-1-1 2nd PLACE Delta Delta Delta 2-2 3rd PLACE Delta Pi 1-2-1 WINNING TEAM Julie Gileau Dee Goodwin Susan Zirkel Liz Hiles Linda Fischer Sharon Walker Michelle Allen Patsy Garrison Jill Wallace Debbie Williamson Joy Smith Carol Shiller Jeanne Bulla Lupe Saucedo Nancy Smotherman Karen Horn Iris Stanley Nancy Seiler Debbie Richberg Gibson Bettis Demise Rodriquiz D ' AnnaVale Basketball RECORD IstPlace Independent! 4-0 2nd Place Delta Zeta 5-2 3rd Place Independent III 3-2 4th Place Independent II 3-2 WINNING TEAM Karen Crenwelge Kim Crenwelge Carol Schiller Lynette Saterfield Michelle Allen Debbie Williamson Kay Wiemers Paz del Rosario Joan Pelton BADMINTON SINGLES IstPlace Michelle Allen independent 2nd Place 6 Nancy Seiler Independent 3rd Place Beth Garrison Independent 4th Place Liz Hiles Independent DOUBLES IstPlace Hiles Bulla Independent 2nd Place Burlingame Allen Independent 3rd Place Seller Havelka Independent 4th Place Zirkel Payne Independent ARCHERY IstPlace Michelle Allen Independent 2nd Place Michelle Burlingame Independent 3rd Place Carey Roper Delta Delta Delta 4th Place Cheryl Roberts Independent 5th Place AnnetteLee Zeta Tau Alpha 6thPlace Leslea Pike Bowling ZetaTauAlpha IstPlace Liz Moore 182 2nd Place Dori Wiles 169 3rd Place Carol Janicek 164 4th Place Carol Shiller 152 5th Place Chatty Chapman 133 6th Place Stefanie Whittenbach 104 VOLLEYBALL 1st PLACE Independent I 6-1 2nd PLACE Alpha Delta Pi 3-2 3rd PLACE ZetaTauAlpha 3-2 4th PLACE Delta Delta Delta 2-2 WINNING TEAM Jill Wallace Debbie Nedbalek Janet Havelka Teri Payne Claudia Dedear Linda Fischer Michelle Burlingame Tina La Fuente Jennifer Marshall Diane Oertli Cynthia McSkimming Michelle Allen Ping-Pong Singles 1st PLACE Laura Sherman Zeta Tau Alpha 2nd PLACE Linda Kofman Independent 3rd PLACE MicheUe 4th PLACE Burlingame Independent Laura Wettstein Zeta Tau Alpha 81 CLASSES ii n L M - ? 3} ! 14 - T 8 I W. i f : « - M: Seniors Ellen Affleck Psychology Lisa Amos International Studies Tracy Baack Physical Education Michael Alexander Music Education % $km | J|L IH W r - j $1 j f W J • , Hki ;- ; - Annette Austin Chemistry Biology Barry Barrios Music Education 1982 Linda A. Carter Elementary Education Karen Lynne Crenwelge Elemen tary Education Mitchell Scott Davies Accounting Marketing Guadelupe Saucedo Biology Penny DeLotto Elementary Education Emily Hardt Theatre Education Karen Hicks Psychology Candace Huff Music Education Nancy Heflin Elementary Education Bai-Geng Jiang Business Finance Hillery Keith Psychology Elaine Killingsworth Accounting Richard Luna Christian Education Laura Major Accounting Louise Lander Elementary Education Marcia Lesesne Business Art Tichaona Mashambanhaka General Business Rosanna Lapham Chemistry Biology Chris Lopez Political Science Economics Michael McGinnis Social Science Leslea Pike Christian Education Presley Mock Biology Chemistry Melinda Pentecost Music Education Elizabeth Moore Physical Education German Ronda Nelson Art Joe Phillips Marketing Colleen Porter Accounting ! iifi David Ross Political Science Jeanine Samer Sociology Dexter Saterfield Accounting Kevin Schmid Political Science Michael Sheppard Political Science Jean Speck Psychology Lynn Sells Marketing Patrick Stafford Political Science Shari Sharp Elementary Education Gerald Shroff Sociology Mary Tarver Psychology Jim Shaw Humanistic Psychology Steven Smith Music Education Martha Stripling Elementary Education JU vl Casey Triggs Political Science Economics Kathy Truman Theatre Cynthia Williams Sociology Jannae Tunnell International Studies Lou Ann Winston Sociology Karen Ada Alison Ader Abdallah Alaoui-m II .. . 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John Baldwin Mary Ballou Stephen Barker Jan Beard Tammy Benedict Laura Bennett Beverly Berkey Pam Blaha Adreayn Booker Elizabeth Boyer Tommy Burmett Elmo Burk Les Cardiff Melissa Carolan Mary Chapman Jeanne Clifford Caroline Croom Linda Crow Katherine Cullen Steve Culver Thomas Curtis Robert DeLair Paz Virginia DelRosario Martha Ebensberger Michael English Luis Escalante Linda Fischer Tyler Fletcher Jeff Forrester Sandra Fulenwider Mary Gelber Richard Gonzalez Victor Gonzalez Robyn Hall Peri Haun Janet Havelka Jana Hegar Elizabeth Hiles Laura Hinson Randy Martin Bruce McCaskill Janie Pope Kathy Posey d M m James Simonson Randy Smith Keith Spencer Carol Stanford Iris Stanley MW Robert Wilmot Karen Yarberry Lelia Ann Young Charles Young James Zwi°ner HHH HHB Sophomores Boris Davis R y, Gretchen Peterson Kathleen Pitman Kenneth Pool Lisa Rhoades Tracy Risinger Cheryl Roberts Paul Ross Leslie Sanders Nancy Seller Genie Sells David Shanks Rosemarie Shoemaker Blythe Shultz Paul Swearingen Robert Tabuena Ray Solanik Stephanie Stephens .-— 1 Donna Taylor Doug Thompson H Lisa Tonn Bubba Trammell Steve Trautmann Veronica Valdez Deborah Vardirru Bret Wicker Robert Williams Colleen Willis Dea Wisch Stefanie Wittenbach Paul Young Robert Zearfoss Susan Zirkel Freshmen John Adams Lydia Andrade Sarah Berthold Doug Brandt Sungnam Ahn Keith Barber Jim Bickford Daena Bruce Abdeslam Chebaa Alan Blackman Leslie Bledsoe Colleen Burke Christy Burtner Pete Akin Stephen Bass Lillian Boren Ray Burton Christina Anderson Richard Bateman Randal Bowden Martha Byram Chris Coke Brent Chipley Helen Chon 106 Laurie Fisher Elizabeth French Betty Gibbs James Giroux Laurie Greer Rita Halphen Joni Hardy -|Q7 Rhonda Hopkins Barbara Horan Janice Houy Robb Hughey Tara Hulse Kim Hunter Laura Merrill Michael Middleton Jim Miller ■ I Kathleen Milligan Thelma Montoya Russell Mortiz . iJ 1 Steven Smith SB: .. m Sam Smith Patricia Zody ' k FACULTY STAFF 112 . . ■ m ■ A. i . - ► •■! • I i V- A 1 V- .i ESE -■ -o;-: ' ' - K- i« a£ : S?3 3fc ' j %ZZ?r £ PVf 5u W ™! ' Southwestern Welcomes Its 13th President 114 Roy B. Shilling, Jr. B : ■■ ■ fyi$ iw- %-| ■ • % 4 i tirifilPm ' MSa i Mki Dr. Durwood Fleming Chancellor Dr. William B. Jones Vice President and Provost Mr. Jake Schrum Vice President for University Relations Dr. G. Benjamin Oliver Dean of the Brown College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Theodore Lucas Dean of the School of Fine Arts Dr. Barbara Brightwell Dean for Student Development Mr. William D. Swift Vice President for Admissions and Student Development Dr. Judson S. Custer Vice President for Educational Services Mr. Kirk Treible Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Dr. Martha Allen History Dr. Virginia Carvell English Mrs. Reda F. Clay Physical Education Mr. Andre Briotte Foreign Languages Mr. George Brightwell Eco. and Business Dr. John B. Chapman Mathematics Dr. B. Joe Colwell Eco. and Business Brown College of 4few .i--v.:. 1 Dr. Weldon S. Crowley History Dr. Judson S. Custer Education Arts and Sciences 117 Dr. Jan Dawson History Dr. Billie Fullingum Education Dr. William Gilmore Physics Mrs. Francis Gomez Spanish Mr. Harold D. Eidson Mathematics Dr. Leonard Giesecke Economics and Business Dr. Eb C. Girvin Biology Dr. Elaine Graybill Foreign Languages Dr. Jack Harris English Mr. Richard Harris Economics and Business - 119 Dr. T. Walter Herbert, Jr. English Dr. Dan C. Hilliard Sociology ' i Dr. Horace S. Jacob Biology Dr. Tex L. Kasses Physical Education Dr. Fred Hilgeman Chemistry Dr. W. Douglas Hooker Psychology Mrs. Sharon Johnson Education Dr. Edward Lansford Chemistry uuuj Dr. Robert Lee Religion and Philosophy Mr. James L. Mallon Physical Education 121 Mrs. Jane McCook English Dr. Thomas Morgan Physics Ms. Glada Munt Physical Education Dr. Francis O ' Brien Political Science Dr. Robert Morgan Biology Dr. Bruce Mossman Education Dr. Gwen Neville Sociology ■ ■ ' ' J. i Dr. Lois Parker English B.S.C., ' 82 Mr. Paul D. Peak Physical Education Dr. Jesse Purdy Psychology 123 Dr. Regine Reynolds-Cornell Foreign Languages Dr Kenneth Roberts Economics and Business Dr. John Score Religion and Philosophy Dr. Farley W. Snell Religion and Philosophy ■I t Dr. Gary H. Richter Mathematics Mrs. Gerhild Rogers Foreign Languages Dr. William Nick Sikes Education Dr. Robert L. Soulen Chemistry Dr. Eldred C. Speck Economics and Business Dr. Norman Spellmann Religion and Philosophy ■ ; ::::;M .- V - u 125 Dr. Suk-soon Suh Political Science Dr. Sturdy Wanamaker Physical Education Dr. Jon D. Swartz Education Dr. Ralph Whitmore Mathematics Mrs. Norma Assadourian Library Mrs. Charlaine Eicher Library J m%, ttk F- m jflp HH yyp m QI SSk . Ms. Mary Stout Library Mr. Henry Wolgemuth Library 127 129 Mr. Richard Bass Music Mr. Tom Douglass Music Mr. Guss Farmer Art A 2 Mrs. Muriel Buress Speech Ms. Virginia Dupy Music Dr. Richard Hossalla Theatre Ms. Drusilla Huffmaster Music Mr. Claude Kennard Art Bro wn College of Fine Arts ... V„ 131 Dr. George Nelson Music Dr. Ellsworth Peterson Music Mr. Raymond Schroeder Music Mr. John Oertling Theatre Mr. Peter Roussaki Music Mr. Kenny Sheppard Music Ms. Mary Visser Art Dr. Gary Warmink Music 133 134 ♦ KOUSSAKI Administrative Staff Office of Student Development Ben Sherman Assistant Dean for Student Activities Don Heins, Director of Residence Gwen Elliot, Head Resident Scott Reikofski, Head Resident Campus Police Office of Fiscal Affairs i ■ ■ ■ ;s ' ' Paul Upthegrove, Campus Police -..utfStE l William C. Nelson, Campus Police James Simonson, Campus Police 136 Dottie Secor Secretary to the Chaplain and the Brown chair holders Office of the Dean of the Brown College of Arts and Sciences Linda Helliwell Secretary to the faculty of the Brown College of Arts and Sciences 137 Administrative Staff University Relations .,.,, Jo Ann Starr Director of Public Relations Tom Buckner Director of Information Services Wanda Lancaster Coordinator of Special Events Rick Eason Director of Development 138 Computer Services Robert Radford Computer Operator Programmer Bob Stage — Manager, Food Service Clynn Whitworth — Manager, Food Service John Hopkins — Assistant Manager, Food Service Saga Food Service Although these men are not employed directly by the University, they are still peo- ple who are seen every day by SU students fortunate enough to be on the meal plan. 139 140 Office of Fiscal Affairs Nancy Smithwick — Secretary, Floyd B. Lackey — Director of Purchasing Sitting: Leona Morris, Dorothy Williams. Standing: Janice Brewer, Jan Puskarich, Eileen Jacobs, Betty Knauth — Director of Ac- counting, Wanda Minyard. • 1) Financial Aid Office Gloria Duffy — Staff Assistant Charlotte Taylor — Director of Financial Aid 2) Admissions Office Judy Wenzel — Assistant Director of Admissions Carol Jankowski — Assistant Director of Admissions Terry Flagg — Admission Counselor Judy Schmoeller — Admission Counselor Michael Rossman — Associate Director of Admissions Not Pictured: Paul Grady Anderson — Associate Vice President for Admissions 3) Registrars Office Nancy McQuistion — Clerk Kathleen Todd — Senior Secretary George Brightwell — Registrar Janice Hester — Recorder 141 Administrative Secretaries Thanks to all of these women who make each office run smoothly . . . 1) Faye Johnson — Secretary to the Dean of the Brown College of Arts and Sciences. 2) Pat Anderson — Secretary to the Vice Presi- dent and Provost and Dorthy Thomas — Secretary to the President. 3) Beverly Turner, Linda Motheral, and Em- malee Hubble — Secretaries in the Office of Admissions. 4) Brenda Masek — Secretary to the Dean for Student Development. 5) Jan Nowlin — Secretary to the Vice Presi- dent for University Relations. 6) Barbara Sappington — Secretary to the Vice President for Educational Services. 7) Shirley Miller — Secretary in the Sid Richardson Physical Education Center. 8) Ruth Thomas — Secretary to the Vice Presi- dent for Fiscal Affairs. 9) Marjorie Beech — Secretary to the Chancellor. 10) Faye Hubbard — Secretary to the Univer- sity News Service. 142 Norma Shaw — Secretary to the Dean of Fine Arts Cody Memorial Library Staff — Seated: Mary Stout, Mary Pat McLaughlin, Beatrice Cantu, Louise Grapski. Standing: Henry Wolgemuth, Helen Seeley, Charlaine Eicher, Dr. John D. Swartz, Charlotte Eanes, Jutta Sharpe, John Bigley. 143 1) Casey Triggs, Student Senate President, congratulates President Shilling on his inauguration day. 2) President Shilling and Ralph Yarbourough — State Legislator. 3) Distinguished Alumnae Award Dinner . . . Lester Clark, recipient, Robert T. Roark (center), President of Southwestern ' s Alumni Association. 144 South western ' s Programs for Excellence Continues With Shilling Era In 1981 and 1982, Southwestern was filled with changes The biggest change occured with the inauguaration of a new President — Dr. Roy B. Shilling, Jr. Presidents have a way of including their own personality into their administra- tions, and President Shilling ' s will be no exception. The era of Shilling is now a part of Southwestern. After a very successful year, Southwestern ' s 13th Presi- dent and his administration have created a master plan that Southwestern will follow in the years to come. A program of excellence is in order to achieve na- tional recognition. If the present is any indication fo what is to come, Southwestern can expect expansion physically and spiritually under President Roy B. Shilling, Jr. 1) Newly inaugurated President Shilling poses with his daughter Nancy and his wife Margaret. 2) Former President Dr. Durwood Flemming, Mrs. I. J. Mc- Cook, Dr. I. J. McCook, President Roy B. Shilling, Jr. and Vice President of Fiscal Affairs, Kirk Treible. These five people met in order to dedicate the oil painting of Dr. McCook to the Of- fice of Fiscal Affairs. 3) These are only a few of the certificates of welcome from Universities across the nation to President Roy B. Shilling, Jr. on the occasion of his inauguration. The President even received a letter of welcome from the President of the United States — Ronald Reagan. 145 Dr. Durwood Fleming, Dr. Roy B. Shilling, Mr. A. Frank Smith, Jr., and Dr. William Finch pose for a minute before the inauguration. 2. Dr. Shilling delivers his inauguration address. 3. Mrs. Annette Wilks brought greetings on behalf of the Board of Trustees before Dr. Shilling was presented with the Presidential medallion. Page 147 Cutlines: 1. Dr. and Mrs. Fleming and Dr. and Mrs. Shilling at the inaugural dinner. 2. Dr. Shilling is given the University medallion. 3. President Shilling presents the renovation plan for the Lois Perkins Chapel. 4. Mrs. Charles Murphy of the Houston Endowment Inc. is applauded for her work in making Southwestern ' s renovated Fondren-Jones Hall a reality. 5. President Shilling prepares to be inaugurated. 146 147 Maintenance A breakdown in the plumbing is no easy job to fix. It ' s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it. When carpets are magically cleaned, when tables and chairs seem to set themselves up, when people aren ' t screaming in the morning because there is hot water, or when the greenery around campus ' Seems to take nature ' s course, you can bet that someone from Charley Ray ' s magnificent maintenance crew has been in or around the area. 148 1) Director of Mainteance — Mr. Charley Ray 2) Sitting: Daniel Munoz, Vic Williams, Joe LePage, Arman- do Robles, and Don Ayers. Standing: Albert Hurtado, David Vasquez, Frankie Quintanilla, Raul Mungia, Jim Shaw, Fred Osuna, John Smith, La Juana Langowski, Emma Fielder, Pat Williams Back Row: Steve Fedor, Fred Stevener, Eligio Dela Cruz, Jack Dixon, Don Buchanan. 3) Celia Zertuche — Fondren-Jones Science Hall 4) Lynn Hooper, Jimmy Green 5) Sarah Jean Johnson, Geraldine Stanford 6) Lula Richter, Clara Williams 7) Johnnie Faye Barnes, Linda Williams 8 Richard Roberts 9) Leon Cloud 10) Willie Montgomery, Rose Aleman 11) Frieda Merkord Not Pictured: Jewell Barfield, Frank Santella, Zefrin Kocian, C. W. Jacobs, Douglas Lutz, Samuel Langdon, Pedro Palomino, Gilbert Zieschang, Bennie Boyd, Martha Martinka, Ila Ashby, Natalie Medrano, Esther Mendoza, Frances Nemec, Dorris R. Holden, Delores Reyes, Torivia Zavala, Paul Zavala, Rose Medrano. S.U. Bookstore Staff ' Jean Phillips, Virginia Wiggins, and Ken Chambers Post Office Staff Verine Mueller and Wanda Vogler, Senior Postmistress, (Wanda ' s 23rd year). 149 Freshmen Study Habits Tune in next week when Kathy says Don ' t fence me in. The Process of Creating Ideas Mass Confusion Students seek Egg Foo Yung 150 ' Hi Mom! ' People at Play ' Hi Dad! A Parisian Among Us 151 - It Snowed! On January 13, less than two weeks into the new year, snow covered the campus. Perhaps this unique weather is a premonition for a very unique year. Freeze your face Insanity is the spice of life Beth and Jannae take a shot at the photog Nothing like a cold drink on a frozen cold inner tube. So southerners have to make do. p- .- Neither cold nor . . . will keep Carry and Craig from their appointed frisbee. « 4,, Editor before work begins 154 From the Editor Reflections, Reflections past, present — Here, now, then, there ... Direction How many connotations! — Look to the East! Go West! — Where the gold is! The Black, And then there ' s the South And it ' s all the same, ' And you ' re here. Reflections of you, — them Reflections of you living. Living in a cabin on a mountain in the middle of nowhere for all I care, but Reflections! — Seen wading in muddy water; off the misty fog Inanimate objects finally come to life and stir some kind of meaning into an otherwise meaningless existence. It ' s here, there With just you and me, Reflections of us. 156 Uf k v - v.. $£ - Alan A. Arvay Tallmadge, Ohio Southwestern, 1981 jr . ; % j2 s ? 5BrSHUK ' ■■-:s ' . J .; %_ a i ; a • 2 • -  i« J ' «? J ' -1 WW ana iieated to the Mei ■j  ■  M1 v- 7 1 I A ™T FACULTY AND STAFF INDEX STUDENT INDEX BROWN SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY Dr. Martha Allen, 116 Mrs. Norma Assadorian, 126 Mr. Andre Briatte, 116 Dr. David C. Blumenfeld, 28, 116 Mr. George A. Brightwell, 116, 141 Dr. Virginia Carwell, 116 Dr. John B. Chapman, 1 16 Mrs RedaF. Clay, 71, 116 Dr. B.Joe Colwell, 116 Dr. Weldon S. Crowley, 116 Dr. Judson S.Custer, 116 Dr. Jan Dawson, 118 Mrs. Charlaine Eicher, 126 Mr. Harold D. E 1 dson, 118 Dr. BilheG. Fullingim. 118 Dr. Leonard Giesecke, 118 Dr. William S. GUmore, 118 Dr. EbC. Girvin, 118 Rev. Francis Gomez, 118 Dr. Elaine Graybill, 118 Dr. Jack Harris, 118 Mr. Richard C. Harris, 1 18 Dr.T. Walter Herbert, Jr., 21, 120 Dr. Fred Hilgeman, 120 Dr. Dan C. Hilliard, 120 Dr. W. Douglas Hooker, 120 Dr. Horace S. Jacob, 38, 120 Mrs. Sharon K. Johnson, 120 Dr. Tex L. Kassen, 120 Dr. Edward M. Lansford, 120 Dr. Robert Lee, 120 Mr. James L. Mallon, 120 Mrs Jane B. McCook, 122 Dr. Robert Morgan, 122 Dr. Thomas Morgan, 122 Dr. Bruce Mossman, 122 Ms. Glada Munt, 121 Dr. Gwen K. Neville, 122 Dr. Francis W O ' Brien, 122 Dr. Lois W. Parker, 122 Mr Paul D. Peak, 68, 122 Dr. Jesse E. Purdy, 39, 122 Dr Regine Reynolds-Cornell, 124 Dr. Gary H. Richter, 124 Dr. Kenneth D. Roberts, 124 Mrs. Gerhild Rogers, 20, 124 Mr. Peter Roussaki, 53, 55, 132 Dr. John Score, 124 Dr. William Nick Sikes, 124 Dr. Farley W. Snell, 124 Dr Robert L. Soulen, 124 Dr. Eldred C. Speck, 124 Dr Norman W. Spellmann, 124 Ms Mary Stout, 126 Dr. Suk-soon Suh, 38, 126 Dr. Jon D.Swartz, 126 Dr. Sturdy Wanamaker, 1 26 Dr. Ralph M. Whitmore, 126 Mr. Henry Wolgemuth, 126 SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS FACULTY Mr. Richard Bass, 130 Mrs. Muriel Burress, 130 Mr. Stephen Daly, 22 Mr Tom Douglass, 130 Ms. Virginia Dupy, 130 Mr. Guss Farmer, 22, 130 Dr. Richard Hossalla, 60, 130 Ms. Drusilla Huffmaster, 130 Mr. Claude Kennard, 130 Dr. George Nelson, 53, 132 Mr. John Oertling, 60, 116, 132 Dr. Ellsworth Peterson, 20, 22, 132 Mr. Raymond Schroeder, 132 Mr. Ismael Soto, 22 Mr. Stephen Temple, 22 Ms Mary Visser, 22, 132 Dr. Gary Warmink, 132 David Ainsworth, 60 Rose Aleman, 148 Pat Anderson, 142 Donald Ayers, 148 Johnnie Barnes, 148 Marjone Beech, 142 John Bigley, 143 Janice Brewer, 140 Barbara Brightwell, 115 George Brightwell, 53 J.D.Buchanan, 148 Tom Buckner, 138 BeaCantu, 143 Kenneth Chambers, 149 Leon Cloud, 148 Judson S. Custer, 115 Eligio Dela Cruz, 148 James Dixon, 148 Gloria Duffy, 141 Charlotte Eanes, 143 Rick Eason, 138 Charlaine Eicher, 143 Gwen Elliott, 39, 136 Stephen Fedor, 148 Emma Fielder, 148 Terri Flagg, 141 Durwood Fleming, 1 1 5, 145, 146, 147 Louise Grapski, 143 James Green, 148 Don Heins, 136 Linda Helliwell, 137 Janice Hester, 141 Lynn Hooper, 148 John Hopkins, 139 Fay Hubbard, 142 Emmalee Hubble, 142 Albert Hurtado, 148 Eileen Jacobs, 140 Carol Jankowski, 141 Faye Johnson, 142 Sarah J. Johnson, 148 William B. Jones, 20, 115 Betty Knauth, 140 Floyd Lackey, 140 Wanda Lancaster, 138 Lajuana Langowski, 148 JoeLePage, 148 Theodore Lucas, 115 Brenda Masek, 142 Anne Matthews, 137 Mary Pat McLaughlin, 143 Nancy McQuistion, 141 Frieda Merkord, 148 Shirley Miller, 142 Wanda Minyard, 140 Wil lie Montgomery, 148 Leona Morris, 140 Linda Motheral, 142 Verine Mueller, 149 RaulMungia, 148 Daniel Munoz, 148 Bill Nelson, 136 JanN Shirley Miller, 142 Wanda Minyard, 140 Willie Montgomery, 148 Leona Morns, 140 Linda Motheral, 142 Verine Mueller, 149 PaulMungia. 148 y Pat McLa Scott Reikofski, 53, 136 Lula Richter, 148 Richard Roberts, 148 Armando Robles, 148 Mike Rossman, 141 Barbara Sappington, 142 Judy Schmoeller, 141 Jake Schrum, 115 DottieSecor, 137 Helen Seeley, 143 JuttaSharpe, 143 Jim Shaw, 148 Norma Shaw, 143 Benjamin Sherman, 14, 29, 136 Roy B. Shilling, Jr., 1 14, 144, 145, 146, 147 James Simonson, 136 John Smith, 148 Nancy Smithwick, 140 Bob Stage, 139 Geraldine Stanford, 148 JoAnn Starr, 138 Fred Stevener, 148 Mary Stout, 143 Jon Swartz, 143 William D.Swift, 115 Charlotte Taylor, 141 Dorthy Thomas, 142 Ruth Thomas, 142 Kathleen Todd, 141 KirkTreible, 115 Beverly Turner, 142 Paul Upthegrove, 136 David Vasquez, 148 Wanda Vogler, 149 Judy Wenzel, 141 Clynn Whitworth, 139 Virginia Wiggins, 149 Clara Lee Williams, 148 Dorothy Williams, 140 Linda Williams, 148 Patricia Williams, 148 Victor Williams, 148 Henry Wolgemuth, 143 Celia Zertuche, 148 Carolyn Abraham, 28 Anna Marie Abraham, 44, 71 Ronald Acevedo Karen Ada, 36, 37, 44, 52, 94 Laura Mae Adam John C. Adams, 50, 106 Alison E. Ader, 14, 33, 94 Sabrina Adrian, 53, 55 Ellen Affleck, 26, 54, 84 Benjamin Aguayo Sungnam, Sue Ahn, 106 Karla Kay Ailts, 44, 50, 84 Lucienne E. Aitken, 44, 46 Edward P. Akin IV, 106 Abdallah Alaoui M., 33, 94 Audie Alcorn, 50 David C. Alexander, 11, 14, 15, 29, 37, 53, 84 Michael Alexander, 41, 45, 52, 53, 84 Michelle L. Allen, 71 Theresa A. Ambrose Lisa Amos, 35, 42, 84 Bryan Gee Anderson Christina K. Anderson, 55, 106 Mark A. Anderson Lydia Maria Andrade, 106 Cheryl Andrew, 84 Dolores Arce, 100 Arthur Arispe Derek S. Armsworth, 34, 41, 48, 54, 84 Gaylen Arnold, 100 Trudy D. Arrendell William M.Ashe, Jr. Margaret E. Atkinson, 45 Larry D. Augustus, 35, 48 Annette C. Austin, 36, 41, 42, 45, 84 Sheryl J. Avaritt Tracy Roy Baack, 84 Polly Ann Bachler David Paul Backus Ana Iris Bailey, 84 Betty Jean Bailey, 84 John Henry Baker, 36, 84 John Dixon Baldwin, 94 Rhonda Ballard, 44, 100 Mary D. Ballou, 37, 94, 45, 41 Keith D. Barber, 106, 48, 52 Stephen Barker, 94, 48 Beth Barnes, 52 Duke J. D.Barnes Barry G Barrios, 12, 45, 52, 53, 54, 55, 84 Paul T. Barton, 55, 53 John Croley Bass, 48 Stephen L. Bass, 34, 50, 53, 106 Richard C. Bateman, 53, 55, 106 Barbara Ann Baum Jan Ha|da Beard, 42, 94 Leonard K. Bearden, 100 Mark Beatty, 46, 51 Richard S. Beitter, 100 Edward H.Bell III, 68,85 Faron David Bell, 100 Tess L. Belle David Ray Belz Tammy Benedict, 35, 94 Kay Dawn Bennett, 43, 85 Laura Bennett, 51,94 Carol Ann Benziger Beverly Berkey, 15, 35, 36, 43, 54, 94 Sarah J. Berthold, 51, 106 Ruth E. Bettis, 33 Beth Michelle Biar, 42, 45, 85 James C. Bickford, 106 Denise Bird Karl Erwin Black Alan Dwane Blackman, 106 Pamela Lyn Blaha, 94 Leslie Rhea Bledsoe, 40. 50, 1 06 Georgianne Bode, 43, 46, 61, 100 Kristin L. Boerner Susan Boggess Richard H. Bohan, 37, 52, 100 Brady Scott Bohannon Edward P. Bolger, Jr., 48 Adreayn Booker, 94 Lillian Boren, 106 Elizabet h Bost Thomas Bousquet, Jr., 47 Randy Bowden, 106 Patricia A. Bowerman Susan K. Bowerman Elizabeth A. Boyer, 71, 94 Philip Brandes Roger Del Brandt II, 34, 50, 106 Ann Brashear, 37, 52, 53, 55, 100 Andre Briatte Russell S. Briggs, 41, 45, 68, 85 Vickey Lynn Brooks David A. Brookshire Kara Brown Daena Sue Bruce 106 Thomas O. Brumett, 26, 34, 39, 50, 94 John J. Buchanan, 15, 50, 54, 58, 85 William Buckner, 50, 52 G. Elizabeth C. Buford Adnana L. Bujosa, 44, 47, 85 Jeanne Bulla, 85, 29 Linda Gay Burk, 14, 26, 32, 33, 85 Elmo James Burke III, 50, 94 K. Colleen Burke, 33, 106 Gary Burklund Michelle Burlingame Mary-Dawn Burnett, 85 Cynthia Kay Burns, 15, 42, 43, 54, 85 Katherine A. Burns Martha Burns, 15,33 Charles R. Burns Sr. Christine Burtner, 45, 53, 106 Brian Ray Burton, 50, 52, 106 Kelly Jon Byers, 46 Martha Byram, 106 Nora Isabel Cadena, 32, 100 Jane A. Calhoun Martha Jo Callaway Lisa JoCanady Eileen A. Capuli, 85 Les David Cardiff, 94 Leanne Cardwell Lonanne M. Carlson Marie S. Carlson Melissa Carolan, 44, 94 David B. Carpenter Clay Bryan Carr, III, 36 Richard G. Carrasco, 48 Karen Kay Carter, 50, 85 Linda Ann Carter, 44, 46, 85 Christopher R. Case Charles V. Caseon, 86 Lisa Alfreda Caviel, 71 Linda Cavness, 43, 86 Caroline G. Chalmers, 86 Kelly Ann Chambers, 43, 86 Dan P. Chaney, 26, 46 Joy Lynn Chapman, 14, 26, 44 Mary C. Chapman, 26, 4 1 , 45, 52, 94 Abdeslam Chebaa, 106 Donna Ruth Chiles Brent Dwaine Chipley, 106 John Chomiak, Jr. Yong Hye Helen Chon, 52, 106 Lee Foster Christie, 48 KelleyS. Clark, 16, 35,86 Stephen D. Cleveland, 50 Jeanne Clifford, 41, 45, 94 Robert Charles Coats, 37, 53, 86 Steven Cobb, 29, 41, 42, 48, 86 Eric Leroy Coe Christopher P. Coke, 1 06 Linda Cole, 43, 100 Rita Helen Colvin Carol Ann Comer, 107 Scott Concelman, 47 Dennis Conder, 48 Timothy J. Conlev, 50 Marjorie E. Connell Laura Gayle Cook, 107 George Wade Copeland, 107 Marilyn Sue Coppi Connie Lee Cornell, 38, 42, 86 Ann B. Cornish Judy Corso Janet Larue Cowan, 36 Kathleen M. Cowan, 1 1, 47, 60, 61 Christopher Cragg, 26, 41, 50 Louise Craig, 107 Charles H.Cree, 55, 100 Sheryl D. Crenshaw, 55, 107 Karen L. Crenwelge, 49, 86 Kimberly Crenwelge Wade M. Creson Linda Cressman Terri Lynn Crider Carolyn Croom, 51, 94 Keith E.Crosslin, 100 Cindy Ann Crouch, 35, 44, 100 Joan T. Crouch Linda J. Crow, 51,94 Michael P. Cuff Katherine Cullen, 95 158 Stephen J. Culver. 95 Tami Lvnn Curtis, 26, 100 Thomas Jem- Curtis, 95 Karen Dailey. 51 Kathv Dian Damman, 52 Paul A. Danielson, 52, 107 Jov Beth Danner Marian Dare Traci A. Dattalo, 45, 107 Mitchell S- Davies, 86 Boris D. Davis, 100 Brian Davis, 50 Kimberlv K. Davis, 52, 53, 55, 107 Deborah J. Dav. 86 Laura Hlen Day, 44, 100 Ruth Ellen Dav Robert E. DeLair. 12, 14, 52, 94 Debra D, Decatur Claudia K. Dedear, 86 Michele Degrandchamp Aliaa Sue Delleney Penelope S- Delotto, 86 Paz V. Delrosano, 95 Dawne Demel, 53 David E, Demers John Denier. Jr., 38, 42, 87 Debra Lvnne Denson, 107 Carol Deschner. 36, 50, 51 Bnan A, Devaney, 48 Alfreda P. Dewitt EsauSoren Diaz, 53, 101 Blake Neal Dick, 107 Jon M. Dickson David Diehl James M. Dobbins, 46, 101 Dobbs, Sandra, 60 Sharon P. Dobias, 41, 42, 51 Oscar Paul Dockery, 101, 53 Kvle A. Donaldson Kerri Kim Dowd, 37 William E. Downham, 46, 101 Luke P. Doyle, 46 V ' icci Lorraine Drake Terrell M. Driskell Erin Adnenne Duffy. 47 Michelle L. Dumais, 52, 107 Treva Jean Dvorak Michael Carl Dyck Kim Louise Dykes, 45, 107 Adnenne Earls, 107 Patricia S. Eason Susan Lvnn Eason. 43, 101 Darlena Lynn East John Mark Eaves, 47 Emily Ebensberger, 44 Martha Ebensberger, 41, 44, 54, 95 Jackie L Edwards, 68 Rachel A. Edwards, 45. 57, 101 David G. Eimann, 39, 87 Lisa Dawn Elbers Elizabeth A. Ellis Daniel Engle Michael S. English, 53, 95 Candan H. Erkmen, 46, 101 Luis Escalante, Jr., 95 Clay Hamilton Estes, 101 John R. Evans, 48 Walter D. Evans Tamala Lynne Exum, 53, 107 Joan E. Pabac Leslie Brent Farney, 34, 107 John Edward Fan- Russell C. Faulkner, 3, 52 Eliz L. Fenoglio Linda Joy Ficklin Janet Lynn Fiero, 42, 87 Terri L. Finley Linda A. Fischer, 95 Catherine E. Fisher, 12, 101 David J. Fisher, 48, 107 Laurie Fisher, 35,43, 107 Edmound Fitzpatrick, 22, 52, 60, 61 William E. Flanigin, 48 Tyler Riggs Fletcher, 95 P. Jamelle Flowers, 36, 87 Reginald L. Foley Cynthia Jane Forbess, 45, 87 Carole Anne Forcier Bnan Keith Ford T, Benson Ford, 101 Jeffrey E. Forrester, 47, 95 Karen L. Foust, 71,87 Paula Francis, 40, 44, 53, 1 1 Anton E. Fraps, IV Lisa K. Freeman, 87 Elizabeth French, 51, 107 Joseph J French III, 48, 87 James Olin Fross, II, 52 Mark Wilson Frost, 46 Merne M, Frost Margaret Fuge, 43 Sandra K. Fulenwider, 87, 95 Cheryl Gamblin Jon Gambrell Glona O Garcia Stephen Kyle Gardner, 10, 29, 41, 42, 48, 54, 87 Lisa Jane Garrett Susan L. Garrett Beth Garrison Patsy Ann Garrison, 101 Lucy Jones Garth, 47. 1 01 Mary Gelber, 42, 49, 53, 95 Leslie Ann Geller Gaye Gentes, 41 Betty Ruth Gibbs, 43, 52, 53, 107 Juliana Gileau John Wesley Gilpin, 46 Teresa Diane Ginn James A. Giroux, 107 James David Gold Walter Goll, Jr. Richard H. Gonzalez, 95 Victor R. Gonzalez, 95 Frederick Goode Debra D. Goodwin John R.Gould, 47. 61 Alice Louise Grapski Janiece Gray, 71 Walter Gray Ronald Green Susan Greenlaw, 43, 50, 60, 101 Laurie Greer, 107 Qi Guan, 87 Pablo A. Guerrero Debra A. Gutierrez Sharon Anne Guyton David Hailey, 46 Maurya Beth Hajda Joseph A. Halbrook, Jr., 50, 87 Robert Noble Hale, 101 Randy Parker Hall Robyn Toynette Hall, 39, 45, 95 Shera Gwendolyn Hall, 26, 44 RitaHalphen, 15, 107 Hambelton, Thos., 47 Robert A. Hamblen, 26, 50, 54, 101 David A. Hansen, 46 R. Brent Hardaway Jill Kay Hardin Emily E. Hardt. 61,87 Holly Sue Hardy, 88 Hunter, Kell Hardy. 48 Joni Kay Hardy, 43. 107 Julie Allison Hardy, 49, 53 Virginia C. Hardy, 16, 32, 53, 57, 60, 102 Jane M. Harris Lori Lee Harris Margaret J. Hams, 26 Mikal Nea! Hart, 42 Shen Louise Hassler Earl Thomas Hathaway Peri Haun,95 Janet M. Havelka, 71, 95 Scott David Hawn William H. Haygood, Jr., 45 Tracee Haynes, 111 Derryan Heacock, 51, 53, 102 Shannon L. Heacock, 47, 88 Dennis M. Heath, 48 Kevin Troy Hedges, 50 Nancy Heflin, 32, 42, 52, 85 Jana Hegar. 26, 43, 95 Gerry Lee Heitman Kay Ellen Q. Hejl Jeanne A. Hengst Michael Marcus Henry, 50, 108 David Herren, 26, 53, 85 Julie Ann Herrera Thomas C. Herzig, 50, 108 Audrey Heselmeyer Richard Heyduck, 55, 102 Steven Curt Heyduck, 53, 55, 108 Karen Hicks, 88 Pamela Ann Higgins, 44, 108 Andra P. Higgs, 68 Elizabeth S Hiles, 95 Susan K. Hilgeman, 45, 102 David Ivins Hill, 22, 24, 52, 88 Louanna Kay Hill Laura K. Hinson, 41, 42, 44, 50, 54, 95 Sandra Ann Hobbs Carl W. Hodges, 88 Jo Evelyn Holdren Lois Dianne Holley Scott R. Holliman, 52, 108 Brooks Lynn Holman Jerry R. Holmes, 96 Michael Hood, 108 Deana Lynne Hook, 50, 53, 102 Dorothy B, Hooker Rebecca Lee Hooper, 53, 102 Kathryn F. Hoover, 96 Rhonda Renee Hopkins, 108 Barbara Horan, 108 Karen Louise Horn, 71 Leigh-Anne Horton, 8, 26, 35, 45, 96 Robert S. Horton Janice Gail Houy. 53, 55, 108 Bradley D, Howard, 36, 85 Daniela Howell Nancy Jean Howell, 102 Nita Darlene Howell, 53, 55, 96 Randall Howell, 46, 102 alter G. Howell Amy Jean Hubbard Candace Marie Huff, 88 Bessie Parker Hughes Karen Hughes Robb Brent Hughey, 108 Tara Lynne Hulse, 50, 108 KimL. Hunter, 108 Charles F. Hurts D. Keith Husbands, 46, 80, 91 Brenda Hutchins, 43 Douglas E. Hutchins, 48, 85 George W. Hutchinson, 102 William B.Hyatt, 48 Stephen Dean Ingram, 96 David Pope Inman, 32, 60, 61, 108 Theresa M. Inzarry, 102 Martha L. Isbell, 37, 45, 96 Ben|amin Jackson, Jr., 48 Kenneth K. Jackson, 108 Tilma Sharon H. James Carol Jamcek Julie Morrow Jansen Jean T. Janssen, 10, 26, 35, 44, 102 Amy Elizabeth Jarvis, 41, 44, 50, 88 Dawn Mane Jensen, 44 Bai-Geng Jiang, 88 Carolyn Sue Jobe, 60, 61 Barry S. Johnson Barry Todd Johnson, 48 Carol E. Johnson James B. Johnson Lisa Carol Johnson, 108 Ryan Keith Johnson, 50, 108 Sheldon Ray Johnson, 55 Walter C. Johnson, Jr., 50, 108 Judith Carol Jones Lauren Jones, 26, 96 Roy F.Jones Rodney Keith Kaase, 108 James K. Kalinec Kevin B. Kalinec Amy Kane, 44, 108 Karen C. Kantralis George Thomas Kash, 68 Hillery Keith, 39, 43, 88 Nancy Renee Keller Janice Lee Kelley Peter Kennedy Janice Kenyon, 43 Stephen Michael Kerr Marv Ellen Kersch Lisa Jean Key, 45, 102 Tracy Diane Killian, 47 Elaine Killingsworth, 89 Kelly Kaye King, 45, 108 Shannon Kirkpatnck, 26, 42, 44, 54, 96 Susan M. Kirkpatnck, 44, 50, 54, 96 Valerie G. Kiser, 89 Michael Kling Michael J. Klorer Jeannie Knight, 44, 46 Ten-ill, D Knobel Stefanie Ann Knutson, 15, 52, 108 Linda E. Kofman Mark C. Kubicki, 47 Kathie Lvnn Kuebel Elizabeth E. Kurtz, 47 Kellv Kurtz Thomas P Kurtz. 47 Tina Diane Lafuente Charles E. Laing.Jr., 50 J. Louise Lander, 89 Loy Ann Lange Sandy C Langford D ' Layne Langlinais, 108 Martha Wills Lantz Rosanna L. Lapham, 14, 16, 50, 57, 89 Kevin Latz, 50 W. Glenn Laurence Linda K. Lawler, 51,96 Shannon Lawler, 108 F. James Lawson Edward E. Leassear, 68 Jack E Lederman Sheila Ledoux, 60, 102 Annette Lee, 39, 51, 89 Lisa Ann Lee, 44 Robert E Lee, II, 9, 47, 89 Angel S. Leffingwell Steven B. Leggett, 50 EncF Leidlein, 12, 14, 16,35 Susan Lynne Leidy, 58 Peggy Leisennng, 96 Louis Angel Leon Michael R Leonard Robert D. Leonard, Jr. Marcia A. Lesesne, 21,89 Steven Leshikar Lydia D. Levy, 47 Mark Carl Lewis, Jr., 50, 102 Kenneth W. Lieck, 52. 56,60, 61, 108 Anita Lightfoot. 55, 109 Amye S. Lilljedahl, 45, 109 Franklin P. Lilly 96 Louis Kelhs Lilly Elizabeth Lipscomb, 44 Donna R. Little Jeff Livin Moises Llanes Ellen Lockwood, 37, 43, 52, 102 Gregory Loggins, 96 Lori Ann Longacre, 71 Larry D. Longmore Christopher C. Lopez, 89 Joe M. Lopez Harold J. Lotz, Jr. Janiece M. Loudon M. Keith Lowery, 96 John Luce, 60, 61 SaraLudvig, 37, 53, 55, 102 Melissa Lukin Donna Lynn Lummus. 44 Richard D. Luna, 37, 41, 45, 53, 54, 55, 89 Cynthia A. Lund, 51, 53, 55, 108 Ciark E. Lyda C. Bruton Lynch, 46, 51. 96 Norma M Maedgen Laura Ma)or, 44, 89 Cindy Mane Manchi Kimberlv Marchbanks Billye Jean Marek Deborah Lee Mann, 14, 53, 109 Mehnda Markey, 44, 50, 109 Karen Mans, 43, 102 Jennifer Marshall Catnna Monet Martin, 52, 60 James Russell Martin, 46, 103 Lisa Rosetta Martin, 40, 109 Randy Ross Martin, 41, 42, 48, 54, 96 John W Martinez Joseph D. Martinez, 53 Linda Carol Martinka Ticha Mashambanhaka, 89 Stephen Massia M. Karen Matthews, 53 Alex McAfee. Jr., 109 Elizabeth McAllister, 47 Bruce McCaskill, 36, 96 Donnie F. McClendon, 35, 10 c Shari J. McConville, 36 James Richard McCord Sharon McCrary Kimberlv McCullough, 103 Paige W. McDaniel, 43, 60, 61, 96 Carol Lee McFarland, 55, 109 Thomas McGee Michael C. McGinnis, 89 Mary S. Mclntire Elizabeth Anne McKay, 43, 96 Ester Susan McKay, 26, 35, 43, 96 Scott C. McKee Laura Beth McKev, 89 David W. McLaughlin Arthur D. McMakin, 47 Laura Ann McMakin, 40. 109, 147 Michelle L. McNeelv, 35, 50. 109 Rob A. McQuillen Nancy Kay McQuistion Malcolm D. McQuoid, 60, 61 Cynthia McSkimming, 97 Kathleen I Meagher Robin Meathenia Wade Medlin Alice Louise Meeks, 89 Anne Louise Mehevec Thomas W. Mehlman, 36, 48, 90 Catherine Mendenhall, 97 Laura Anne Merrill, 52, 53, 109 Julie Ann Meyer, 37, 53, 54, 103 Ten A. Michalik Daniel Oscar Mickan, 26 J. Kevin Middleton, 14, 33, 97 MikeMiddleton. 10, 109 Cheryl A. Miles Carolyn R. Miller Donna Miller James A. Miller III, 109 Joyce Miller Kathleen Milligan, 109 GayleG. Minchew Arthur J. Mitchell Pam Mitchell Presley Martin Mock. 26, 36, 41 4 _ 90 Carol Moe. 39. 90 Robert Montalbo. 97 Ada Thelma Montova. 109 Stattler Mood, 50 Randal Moodv Elizabeth Ann Moore, 90 Harrv Lee Moore, 1 1 Howard R Moore Kathryn E. Moore. 14, 15, 16, 33. 57 Peggv Moore Russell Troy Moritz. 68, 109 Lori Rea Morlock, 109 Pollv G. Morrison, 52, 53 Elizabeth L. Morse Earl L Moseley, Jr . 14. 26, 50, 52, 54, 103 Robert W. Motherwell. 4S 159 Karol KaeMoye, 108 Robin Rae Move, 43, 46 Joann Beth Mueller Marianne Mulloy, 52 Kim Patterson Mulvey, 90 Alice Munro-Ferguson Megan P. Murphy, 54, 47, 90 Timothy E. Murray, 14, 53, 109 Cliffords. Myers, 47 Rhonda Lee Myers, 97 Sylvia Nannini, 51 Edna Dickey Nation Lisa Natoli, 90 Esther M. Navarro 42, 97 Sharon L. Nazarenus Brian K.Neal, 61,109 Bryan Keith Neal Scott Neal, 103 Debra Gail Nedbalek, 71, 97 Kyle Scott Neely, 35 Diana G.Nelson, 51, 97 Jennifer Lee Nelson, 40, 43, 53, 103 Julie Marie Nelson Ronda Lisa Nelson, 44, 90 Anthony Neuendorff Patrick j. Neuendorff, 26 Molly L. Newcomer, 43, 109 Jeff Nixon, 47 Nancy Lynn Noble Sharon Novominsky John Warren Nowlin, 50, 109 Laura M. Nunez Kyle Cameron Nunley, 36, 48, 90 Carol E. O ' Connell Diane L. Oertli Liz Oglesbee Bruce Cabot Olin Mark Alan Oliver Kelly Olmstead, 46 Todd Olsen Patrick E. Opoku, 35, 97 Pedro Orduno, 35 Suzanne Kay Orr Agustin Pabon Ray Page, 26, 50, 51, 103 Anthony L. Palagonia, 45, 103 Michael L. Palmer Anne Naomi Parker Kathryn K. Parker Martha Irene Parks Karen Parr, 37, 44, 47, 52, 97 Eric Eugene Parris, 103 Kendall Parrish, 44, 46 Gabriel Pascoe, 103 Douglas Keith Pass Susan Pate, 43, 97 Teri L. Payne Mary Neva Pearce, 60, 61 Jeffrey Peek William Cochran Peek, 97 Joan Lee Pelton, 49 Karen Denise Pelzel, 71, 103 Melinda R. Pentecost, 52, 90 Todd Barton Perrin Carole G. Peschel, 51, 103 Gretchen Peterson, 103 Jean Mary Peterson Hope Elaine Phillips, 90 loe Earl Phillips, 90 Kathie Phillips, 97 Nicholas W. Phillips, 46, 60, 61, 97 Donna Pickard Leslea Pike, 51,90 Barbara Piller Thomas Pitcock, 48 Mary Kathleen Pitman, 53, 55, 103 Pamela F, Pitzer Eugene Allan Poe CreightonC. Pollex, 97 Rosalind Pollex, 15, 35, 42, 43, 54, 97 Kenneth Pool, 26, 50, 103 Janine Pope, 97 Glenda Porter, 51,90 Kathryn Sue Posey, 41, 42, 53, 55, 97 Mary Ann Pratt, 43 William Ford Pratt Elian Doniece Price Melissa L. Priest, 26, 41, 42, 44, 53, 54, 97 Kendall P. Pruett, 50 Ian M. Purcell, 35, 109 Kathy Purifoy, 91 Vincent Puskarich Raymond Flovd Pyeatt Mitzie Lee Pyle John S. Quarmby Bruce Hefner Quick, 68 Rhonda Kay Radford, 43, 110 Momir Radosavljevic Patricia Ann Raeke, 37, 41, 42, 53, 55, 97 James Ragland Allan W. Rainwater Chris Alan Raley, 110 Joe Ramirez, 110 Robbie L. Ramirez, 110 Roberto Ramirez Jana Marie Ramsay 91 160 Karen Scott Randall Teresa Ann Rask, 45 Russell D. Ravert, 50 Rocky Dell Rawls, 68 Cary Allen Ray, 16,97 Jennifer A. Read Randall M. Reaves Shawn Holmes Redman, 91 Craig Andrew Reed, 45, 50 Damon Reed, 38, 42, 45, 91 Holly Young Reed, 98 Ronald William Reed Mary Elana Reich, 110 JohnS. Reinthaler, 15,98 Christopher M. Reso, 46 R. Stephen Ressling Bruce J. Reynolds, 34, 61 Robin H. Reynolds, 91 Sheree K. Reynolds, 44, 98 Lisa Rhoades, 49, 103 John Daniel Richards, 98 Debra Ann Richburg Philip Daniel Ricker, 48, 110 David G. Ridley HilaireK. Ridlon, 47 Sharon K. Ridout, 43, 98 Paula M. Riess HoytGlen Riley Leroy T. Riley, 68 Tracy Risinger, 51,57, 103 Cheryl Alice Roberts, 104 Hilton A. Roberts Amy Robertson, 47 Stephen A. Robertson Henry H. Robinson, 14, 32, 37, 38, 53, 55, 98 Karen Rocha, 91 Zina Gay Rodenbeck, 110 Marie D Rodriguez, 98 Karen Roe, 41, 51,91 Tammy Sue Roest, 110 John Edward Rogers Karen M. Rogers Carey Roper, 35, 44, 54, 91 David Wesley Ross, 26, 34, 35, 38, 50, 91 Patti Ruth Ross, 45, 110 Paul Ross, 26, 50 Frank Clayton Rote, 26, 48 Cynthia Jane Roth Laurie Rothhammer Susana E. Rothschild Margaret H. Routon, 44 Joy Royal, 45, 52, 53, 98 James W. Rubarth, 33, 36, 91 Maryland D. Rubey Anne E. Rudloff, 14, 42, 53 Lawrence Ruffo, 52, 60, 61 Cindy Ann Russell Janet Lynn Russell, 43, 91 Kerry E. Russell Kenneth E. Rutherford Karen Ryan, 45, 98 Olivia E. Rylander, 91 Julie Ryon Jeanine Gail Samer, 49, 91 Michael Scott Sample, 110 Michael M. Samuels Debbie C. Sanderford, 52 Joe William Sanders, 41, 50 Karen Sanders, 51,98 Leslie Kent Sanders, 50, 104 Mary K. Sanders, 15, 54 Jennifer Sanford, 47 B. Dexter Saterfield, 91 Lillian L. Satterfield Guadalupe Saucedo, 86 Cynthia Lynn Saxm an, 49 Russell A. Schaefer Wanda H. Scheler, 44, 110 Robert Schley, 53, 110 D. K. Schmachtenberger, 35, 48 Kevin Joseph Schmid, 92 Stephen Schmidt Charles J. Schneider, 50, 1 10 Debra Schroeder, 43, 110 Jane A. Schwartz Clay Lomax Scogin, 110 Mark Edward Scott Jacqueline Sears Cheryl Sehlke, 39, 98 Nancy Ann Seiler, 71, 104 Eugenia Gee Sells, 44, 104 Lynn A. Sells, 92 Mark Hendrick Selz, 48 JanuszSepiol Michael W. Sganga David Shanks, 104 Cheryl Sharp, 45, 92 Jutta Sharpe Carl L. Shaulis, 50, 98 Betsy Shaw, 50, 51,98 Frank Barton Shaw James C. Shaw, 50, 92 Rebecca Ann Sheller Andrew M. Shelton Laura K. Shepherd, 13, 26, 41, 44 Lianne Shepherd Michael A. Sheppard, 26, 35, 38, 50, 92 James Shepperd, 35, 39, 45. 50. 98 Laura Lynn Sherman, 14, 50, 51, 54, 92, AnneR. Sherrod, 43 Edward R. Sherwood Carol D. Shiller, 110 Lance Shillingburg Teresa C. Shinn Gary FredricShipp David Lee Shoemaker, 46 Rosemarie Shoemaker, 44, 104 Gerald C. Shroff, 41, 48, 52, 92 Blythe Schultz, 45, 53, 104 Carmen Shultz, 45, 55, 110 Jacqueline K. Siders, 44, 53, 1 10 Alison Signet, 14, 26 Melinda Lee Simmons Sheryl Simmons, 47 Andree E. Simon, 110 James M. Simonson, 98 Bert Waddell Sissom, 50, 1 10 Susan Kay Slagle, 60, 61 Mary K. Sloan Mary Anne Smedley Adam Smith, 46 Alison Ann Smith, 110 April Lee Smith, 45, 52, 104 Charles Brooks Smith Diane C. Smith Jay Tamblyn Smith Joy Lynn Smith, 110 Randall Lee Smith, 16, 51, 98 Samuel Smith, 37, 52, 53, 55, 1 10 Scott W. Smith, 52 Sonya Kay Smith, 45, 53, 1 10 Stephen H. Smith Steven A. Smith, 37, 45, 92 Steven M. Smith, 34, 50, 1 10 Nancy J. Smothermon, 53 James Mark Snow, 104 Mary Theresa Snow Mark K. Solanik Ray W.Solanik, 104 J. Stuart Solomon, 15, 50 Jean Speck, 26, 39, 41, 44, 92 Keith G. Spencer, 32, 53, 98 Catherine Spezia, 44 Carole L. Spiering Patrick H. Stafford, 26, 92 Carol Stanford, 46, 51,98 David C. Stanford, 34, 47, 92 Iris T. Stanley, 98 C. Cecil Starcher, 111 James H. Stark Joseph Starkey, III Robert Staton Lucien Stavenhagen, 61 Clare Stedman Darrell R. Steffek Dorianne Stell Stephanie Stephens, 43, 104 R. Dwayne Stevens, 14, 111 David Stevenson Louis Alvin Stewart, 99 Norman Glenn Stewart Paula Stewart, 41,99 Michael D. Stovall James Earl Street, Jr. Dana Delores Streitz Karen Sue Stringer Julia Stripling, 43, 111 Martha Stripling, 43, 92 Tom Powers Strother, 46 Brooke M. Stroud, 46 Jennifer M. Sullivan, 111 Paul D. Swearingen, 104 Paul Alan Swift Robert Lee Tabuena, 48, 104 Michael E. Tamez Mary E. Tarver, 39, 51, 92 Amy Lee Tatum, 14, 15, 32, 41, 99 B. Shannon Taylor, 47, 11 1 CeliaTaylor,45,53,92 Donna Kay Taylor, 39, 45, 53, 104 Timothy Teichelman Scott Ray Terry Jennifer Thomas Charles D. Thompson, 12, 26, 45, 104 Cynthia C. Thompson Timothy E. Thompson Scott Lee Thumma, 15, 53, 55 Elizabeth Kay Tieman, 45, 1 1 1 Abigail Tilton. 35, 51, 111 Lisa Tonn, 45, 105 Jeffrey C. Toubin, 99 T. Scott Towery, 46 Tommy J. Trammell, 105 Steven H. Trautmann, 52, 55, 105 Clayton H. Traylor, 50 Tamara Treuhardt Valerie Trevino, 52 Casey R. Triggs, 26, 38, 35, 41, 93 MikalTr imm, 52, 56, 111 Karole L. Trotter, 60 Cynthia L. Truax, 93 Kathy L. Truman, 51, 60, 61. 93 Laura Jannae Tunnell, 35, 42, 43, 53, 93 Kam M. Turngren, 99 Clifford Tuttle, 52, 111 Nelda Jo Tyler Kenneth Mark Tyson Paul W. Upthegrove, 93 Pete Valamides, 26, 99 Veronica E. Valdez, 105 D ' Anna Carol Vale, 15, 111 Luis Arthur Vallejo, 99 James Esin Varan Deborah Vardiman, 12, 53, 105 Mary Jane Veach Alfia A. Vela Hans J. Venable Joel D. Vera, 14, 16, 35, 50, 56, 152 Montgomery A. Verona, 36, 48 Brenda Vick,71, 111 Curtis J. Vick, 68,99 Sammy Carl Vick Vicki Ann Vickers, 45 Patricia Vidaurri, 14, 105 MikeVitale Pamela Waldrip, 44 Carol E. Walker, 45, 105 Richard James Walker, 105 Sharon E. Walker, 111 Brian Douglas Wall Claudia C. Wallace Jill Wallace, 93 Edwin Earl Wallum, 48, 1 1 1 Sunday Walzel, 43, 54, 99 Kevin M. Warburton, 37, 56 Michael T. Ward Elaine K. Warmink, 35, 50, 52, 1 1 1 John Earl Warren, 53, 55, 93 Lila Paige Warren Lisa Annette Warren, 52, 53, 55, 111 Gordon W. Washburn, 50 Ruth Ellen Waters, 93 Daniel Scott Weeden, 35, 50 Johnny C. Welborn, 26, 48, 54, 99 Forrest N. Welmaker Laura Wettstein, 51, 105 Edward Wheeler, 36, 41, 42, 93 Karen Wheeler, 111 Susan Carol Wheeler Cheryl White, 43, 47, 61 Bonnie J. Whited James T. Whitley, 99 Colleen Whitmore, 51, 55, 111 H. Craig Whitney, 99 Daniel C. Whitteaker, 68 Ronald Earl Whitter Bret Fielding Wicker, 105 Russell Wickman Susan Kay Wiemers, 42, 49, 99 Marta Jane Wilborn Carol F. Wilcox Jean Wilcox, 43, 93 Dori Helene Wiles Ronnie Wilkerson Linda Wilkins, 44, 99 Cheryl L. Wilkinson Amanda J. Williams, 43, 47, 99 Carlos R. Williams Charles A. Williams, 48 Cynthia L. Williams, 14, 44, 93 Ernestlea Williams Leslie Jean Williams, 43, 46 Mary Lynn Williams, 47, 99 Robert T. Williams, 105 Wallace D.Williams J., 46 Debora S. Williamson, 111 Colleen F. Willis, 43, 50, 60, 105 Joni C. Willis, 44, 111 Lynn Willis Mary Catherin Willis, 43, 1 1 1 Gary A. Wills Robert A. Wilmot, 35, 47, 99 Margaret A. Wilson Robert A. Wilson, Jr., 1 1 1 Lesly Windham, 45 Lori A. Wingfield, 35, 55, 1 1 1 Lou Ann Winston, 93 Dea Ann Wisch, 45, 105 Paul Richard Witmer, 50 Stefanie Wittenbach, 45, 105 Monica Wolbrueck Lena Lavonne Wood Martha Ellen Wood, 93 Ray H. Worsham, III Kimberly E. Wright, 111 Lisa Wyatt David Alan Wyborny Karen Yarberry, 44, 50, 99 Peter Yeager C. William Young, Jr., 47, 99 Lelia Ann Young, 14, 33, 49, 53, 94 Melvin Young, 68 Paul Monroe Young, 105 James Robert Zalles, 35, 41, 45, 50, 93 Kerry Zastoupil, 68 Robert S. Zearfoss, 105 Daniel W. Zimmerman, 47 Eddie D. Zimmerman, 50, 111 Dori-LynC. Zirkel,61 Susan Joy Zirkel, 105 W. Perry Zivley, Jr., 47 Patricia Laurie Zody, 111 Naomi P. Zucker James Zwiener, 35, 45, 50, 99 Mi linKinrtrniramm- rt.. ttttrt ' irmtfiarim i.rAi -rr ;;-•! mm