Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

4 i 1 1 C t Wvuuj , JkjML M) GL MMCHA . . . Opening 1 2 Opening . . . a jUahjl Ad jnuA Opening 3 1984 1984 -■ m 4 Opening ... a Xwa jto $awL, Opening 5 1984 98 m 6 Opening • • Opening 7 8 Opening Opening 9 1984 q84 10 Opening • • • a 3xml lo Jta, oAo ul Opening 11 1984 m 12 Opening • • « Opening 13 1984 m 14 Opening ...0. tuMJL to I UA,, ; Opening 15 1984 16 Opening 1984 li O ± 984 SOU ' WESTER Robert Lee Galloway Editor Julia Elizabeth Tunnell Assistant Editor Title 17 Gxmipiuo ... 20 Jhpvd ) ... 50 OtdMiKUt aiuOK . . • 100 GLoaam ... 1 12- 18 Title Page In July, 1977, Dr. Barbara Brightwell joined Southwestern as the Dean for Student Development. Since that time, her presence has been felt continuously by the entire university community. Her ideas have had a significant impact on the students and administration with whom she has been associated. In May, we learned of her decision to move on and develop her whole person concept of counseling in another setting. Even as we know she will be missed, we wish her the best of luck in her new venture. The 1984 Sou ' Wester is dedicated to Dr. Barbara Hinson Brightwell. This is one small way of saying thanks for all she has done. il mX !sm, JioMnidopL, Robert Lee Galloway Editor Julia Elizabeth Tunnell Assistant Editor Dedication 19 Southwestern University ' s campus has been called one of Texas ' most beautiful and best- planned college facilities. Located in a residential area on the eastern edge of the city, the 31 buildings situated on 500 acres supply an unusually fine environment for living and learning. The Administration Building, completed in 1900, has been renovated through grants made by the Cullen Foundation. Following the official opening and dedication on October 14, 1977, it was renamed The Roy and Lillie Cullen Building in memory of the late, Roy and Lillie Cullen, distinguished citizens and exemplary philanthropists of Texas. Both the Cullen Building and the Mood-Bridwell Hall, erected in 1908, are included in the Federal Registry of Historic Sites. Mood Hall, named for Dr. Francis A. Mood, first regent of the University, was renovated and restored with grants from the J. S. Bridwell Foundation of Wichita Falls, and the J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc. of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The building was formally reopened and dedicated in October of 1978, with the name of Mood-Bridwell Hall. These two buildings house administrative and faculty offices and classrooms. In the center of the campus stands the Bishops Memorial Union, built in 1958, a popular campus meeting place housing student and faculty lounges, a snack bar, bookstore, game rooms, student offices, the Union Theatre, conference rooms, publications offices, and the campus post office. It is named for the six United Methodist bishops who were either alumni or staff of Southwestern. Cody Memorial Library, one of the area ' s finest college libraries, contains more than 143,000 catalogued volumes and subscribes to some 500 periodicals and newspapers. The structure is a blend of classic and modern architecture; in 1966 a modern smooth limestone and glass building was constructed and connected to the original building which had been dedicated in 1939. The 1966 construction and renovation was made possible by a gift from the Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston, and gifts from friends of Mr. Herman Brown, a member of the University ' s Board of Trustees for many years. 20 Campus L, i|j Hi j|j j|| || W lisi ien ■:;;;;: iiii nil Campus 21 Gmp iu The School of Fine Arts is housed in the Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center, erected in 1956 and the gift of the late Mrs. Alma Thomas of Austin, a long-time trustee of the University. The three-story building contains a theatre, recital hall, art gallery, offices, studios, and practice rooms. Gifts from the Hobitzelle Foundation of Dallas in 1973 and 1978 have made possible the air conditioning of the building, the renovation of the theatre, art studios, and recital hall, and the installation of safety equipment and of access facilities for the physically impaired. Facing the Cody Memorial Library across the center campus is the Lois Perkins Chapel, a semi-Gothic structure of native limestone, seating 580, where weekly chapel services and other events of religious nature are held. The chapel was erected in 1950 by a gift from the late Mr. J. J. Perkins of Wichita Falls, and is named in honor of Mrs. Perkins, an alumna of the University. The chapel was completely renovated through a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prothro of Wichita Falls, to honor her mother, Mrs. Perkins. Mr. Prothro served on the board of Trustees for 30 years, and as its chairman for 11 of those years. Students take their meals in the University Commons, one of the most architecturally interesting buildings on the campus. Completed in 1966, the Commons features a circular main dining room and includes student and faculty lounges and dining rooms and the University ' s Board Room. Jim West Gymnasium, seating 800 and providing facilities for athletics, physical education, and recreational activities, was erected in 1941 and completely renovated in 1974 through gifts from the J. M. West Corporation of Houston. The Fondren-Jones Science Hall furnishes classroom and laboratory facilities for the University ' s curriculum in the sciences. The original building was completed in 1954 as a gift from Mrs. W. W. Fondren of Houston. With gifts from the Houston Endowment Foundation, Inc. of Houston, the building was completely renovated during 1980 - 81 and furnished with the best in modern equipment to the science program. Formerly called the Fondren Science Hall, the building was opened and rededicated in the fall of 1981. The new name, the Fondren- Jones Science Hall, recognizes the long friendship between Jesse H. Jones, founder of the Houston Endowment Inc., and Southwestern University. 22 Campus Campus 23 Cou pu ) Martin Ruter Hall was erected in 1955 in honor of Martin Ruter, pioneer Methodist missionary and educator. Funds for the building were provided by the Central Texas, Southwest Texas, and Texas Conferences of the United Methodist Church. The Field House houses the Student Development Center which includes offices for health education, career development, personal counseling and testing. The Sid Richardson Physical Education Center, dedicated September 25, 1976, was made possible through a gift from the Sid W. Richardson Foundation of Fort Worth. McCullough Hall was made possible through a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCollough of Fort Worth. Located on the east wing of McCollough Hall is Laura Kuykendall Hall. It is a women ' s residence hall erected in 1926 and completed remodeled and air conditioned in 1967. It is named in honor of the late Laura Kuykendall, for many years dean of women of the University. Directly east of this hall is Kurth Residence Hall for women. It was completed in 1962 and named in honor of the late Mr. E. L. Kurth, and alumnus, benefactor, and long time trustee of the University. 24 Campus Campus 25 CaMpUJ) Moody-Shearn Hall is one of two residence halls making up a complex occupying the northwest corner of the campus. The halls were put into use in 1966. A gift of the Moody Foundation of Galveston, Moody- Shearn was named in honor of Mr. John Shearn, an early graduate of Rutersville College, one of the parent schools of Southwestern University, and in honor of Mr. William Lewis Moody, Jr. Herman Brown Hall is the second residence hall in the complex, which features exterior corridors and private courtyards. Both halls provide accomodations in four-student suites. Construction of Herman Brown Hall was made possible by a matching gift from the Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston, and the generous gifts of Mr. Herman Brown, who served on the University Board of Trustees for 20 years. The Kyle E. White Religious Activities Center, erected in 1956, provides modern and specialized facilities for classes and programs in religious education. The building was made possible through a gift from Mrs. Kyle E. White of Anahuac, in memory of her husband. f : 26 Campus . Campus 27 CoJMjpuA The McCook-Crain Clinic, erected in 1953 in memory of two alumni, Lieutenant Charles W. McCook and Mr. E. L. Crain, houses the University Relations offices including information service s, publications, special events, and alumni affairs. The International House, formerly the home of University presidents, is a residence for students interested in academic and cultural affairs in other countries. The President ' s Home, overlooking the Kurth Golf Course, was a gift of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Turner of Houston and was given to the University to honor former President and Mrs. Durwood Fleming. The campus has been beautified through several gifts including that of the late Mr. Neely G. Landrum and Mr. James N. Landrum of Dallas, which provided funds to construct the Landrum Memorial Fountain and mall in honor of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Marguerite Landrum Williams. The late Mr. Neely Landrum also supplied the campus sprinkler system so important in maintaining the beauty of the campus. 28 Campus Campus 29 GojAn (JU) Located on the western portion of the campus are four fraternity houses which house men. Each house is the center of fraternity activities, and is the site of many social events during the year. They all contain living areas, kitchens, dining area, recreational areas. These buildings house Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order, Iota Chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Texas Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, and Alpha Omicron Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. ' . 30 Campus jfi -Jiff !, im m . - ±L. . ■Jj§ OBtbk JU  Campus 31 32 Calendar 4 Head counts for the fall semester are in; 998 Students become acquainted with a visitor on c. virus, known as the Georgetown Grunge. Faculty Recital by Mrs. Virginia Dupuy. Sororities extend bids to upperclass women. All Greek Party at Rowe Valley kicks off Gree Upperclass men go t 1 ' ' Traci Riess and Dav Calendar 33 34 Calendar Alpha Kappa Psi and the St Fair - 1984 for those interestec Mask and Wig presents The Sinfonetta Concert in the The Chris Carlson gobbles up the ( Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha O US News and World finest in small colleges. . • :.c r , ' - ■ ■ - , ; 1 Spring semester classes begin. 3-16 Greek women hold formal rush for Genene Jones trial begins in Georgetown Cullen Auditorium. press roo . - ' - ' ' ,j j , - :• Freshmen men go through ■■■ ■■«■ ■ . ■■ ,; ■ ■,;■;■:■■ .: i . Calendar 37 0 . IjMi 38 Calendar f I lm I ' lis « . x .v 1 Mens ' and Womens ' Basketball teams eliminated from playoffs. Sandra Hobbs wins Speech Contest. Spring Break! Berg and Dr. Michael Brown : Brown Symposium VI: Paul Berg and Dr. Michael Brown speak on Molecular cloning of human genes. Fort Worth Chamber Orchestra and Westminster Choir perform at Symposium Dinner. xperiments in Theatre ' t ted by student directc ■ -y- f y- ' ' AAi-:,:, : : ' ;a AAAiAy--iAA A V,:. ,-v,, A: -:... £,:v . ' h 40 Calen i Jane McCook Day ai professor. Last day of classes, Finals begin for students. 107 seniors hear commence! Peterson awarded the Willi; Students begin a new semes ■fW M : ROBERT SCOTT ZEARFOSS MARY KAY SANDERS GRETCHEN PETERSON 42 Honors WHO ' S WHO ELLEN LOCKWOOD JEAN THERESE JANSSEN DAVID ANDREW HANSEN Honors 43 fbiQM { - TAMI LYNN CURTIS PAUL KEVIN ROSS RACHEL EDWARDS 44 Honors WHO ' S WHO CHARLES MARY KATERINE DOUGLAS GELBER THOMPSON ALAN JAY KATZEN Honors 45 floWM RICHARD HEYDUCK ANTHONY PALAGONIA SHEILA LE DOUX 46 Honors WHO ' S WHO PETER DREW KENNEDY WALTER CAL JOHNSON Honors 47 ktowow Departmental Awards BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Charles Douglas Thompson CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Paul Kevin Ross ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: The Wall Street Journal Achievement Award: Sandy Langford-McKinnon, Accounting Excellence Award: David Andrew Hansen FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mark Edward Scott, Gertrude Solomon Award for Excellence in French: Sheryl J. Avaritt HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Tami Lynn Curtis MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Nancy Sue Bostrom PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Jackson 0. Pace and Nancy Ann Seiler PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Mitzie Lee Pyle SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Frank E. Luska Award: Patricia S. Eason ART DEPARTMENT: The Bob Lancaster Award: Catherine E. Fisher MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mary Lynn Webb Starnes Music Award: Lee Ann Brashear Dean Henry E. Meyer Memorialk Composition Award: Lee THEATRE AND SPEECH COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT: Susan Greenlaw and Colleen Willis Angus Springer Memorial Scholarship in Theat re: Candace Baimbridge % 48 Honors Greek Honors JONI WILLIS Kappa Alpha Rose TARA HULSE Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl RUSSELL MARTIN Zeta Tau Alpha ' s White Violet Man Honors 49 Front Row. L to R. - Trainer John Evans, Kerry Zastoupil, Tom Sweeny, Jeff Bobby Deaton, Allen Bijou, George Cash, Danny Whitteaker, Asst. Coach McClain, Darryl Ward, Andre Higgs, Trainer Russell Stone. Jackson Pace, Coach Paul Peak. Second Row. - Student Coach Curtis Vick, Mike Shirley, Russell Moritz, 50 Sports Sports 51 Kerry Zastoupil Tom Sweeny Andre Higgs Mike Shirley Allen Bijou George Cash Danny Whitteaker Russell Moritz Jeff McClain Trainer Russell Stone Trainer John Evans Asst. Coach Jackson Pace 52 Sports Pirate Basketball 1983-84 Results DATE OPPONENT S U OPP. 11-18 Angelo State 83 90 11-19 Tarleton State 108 66 11-22 Angelo State 74 76 11-25 Our Lady of the Lake 88 66 11-26 Tarleton 98 65 11-28 S.M.U. 71 90 11-29 Texas Christian Univ. 81 82 12- 2 Schreiner 89 82 12- 3 Our Lady of the Lake 70 57 12- 5 Texas A M 66 71 12- 7 St. Edwards 80 76 1- 9 St. Mary ' s 71 101 1- 9 Concordia 89 72 1-10 St. Mary ' s 70 79 1-10 Concordia 75 82 1-13 Midwestern 87 78 1-18 St. Edward ' s 73 67 1-20 Our Lady of the Lake 97 53 1-28 Cameron 64 66 1-31 Tarleton 71 73 2- 4 Schreiner 98 65 2- 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 110 48 2-11 Texas Wesleyan 79 66 2-17 Cameron 85 94 2-18 Midwestern 84 73 2-21 St. Mary ' s 66 58 2-23 Schreiner 114 73 2-25 Texas Wesleyan 85 66 3- 3 Texas Lutheran 83 77 3- 6 St. Mary ' s 60 72 Sports 53 . .. . ' : ;: ' K SU Volleyball Front Row. L to R. - Susan Kirkel, Ann Hargrove, Kim Dykes, Tela Lindsey, Second Row. - Coach Glada Munt, Carol Fleuriet, Pam Campbell, Lisa Mens- Vicky Garcia, Patti Summerall, Kim Crenwelge, D ' Layne Langlinais. ing, Debbie Williamson, Sharon Pflughaupt, Kathy Chapman, Carol Shiller! 54 Sports Sports 55 ; tc f ' JI . Kim Dykes  TEOM 4 Susan Zirkel OUTHWESTERU Tela Lindsey ......rcTCOli Kathy Chapman DUTHWESTERII 10 wnwtCTrnu 11 Sharon Pflughaupt Carol Fleuriet Carol Shiller Pam Campbell SBK 4 ' %. yHWESTERN 12 Debbie Williamson ._i«ui3ti!NI Y Ann Hargrove HTHWSTERN 14 Lisa Mensing 56 Sports Volleyball 1983-84 On Wednesday, September 28th, the Southwestern University Pirate Volleyball team received word that it was ranked No. 2 nationally. Second only to the University of Hawaii, Hilo. This is the result of the first poll of the season released by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Members of the 1983-84 season include: Susan Zirkel San Antonio Sr. Kim Dykes Lake Jackson Jr. Debbie Williamson New Braunfels Jr. Carol Shiller Houston Jr. Carol Fleuriet Donna Soph Pam Campbell Round Rock Soph Sharon Pflughaupt Spring Branch Soph Ann Hargrove San Antonio Fr. Tela Lindsey Nohahans Fr. Vickie Garcia Palacious Fr. Lisa Mensing Carrollton Fr. Kathy Chapman Arlington Fr. Coach Glada Munt Sports 57 SU Basketball Front Row. L to R. - Carolyn Guyton, Wendy Stinston, Julie Wright, LaMar- Third Row. - Teri Parvin, Mindy Lackey, Janet Havelka, Trainer Brenda riol Smith. Vick, Coach Reda Clay, Trainer Debbie Nedbaleck, Lisa Caviel, Kathy Pat- ' Second Row. - Adrianne Jones, Janiece Gray, Lela Robertson, Nancy Seiler, rick. Beth Klein. 58 Sports : Sports 59 . €} 1 Kathy Patrick Julie Wright Carolyn Guyton LaMarriol Smith £1 £fc ... Beth Klein Lisa Caviel Lela Robertson Mindy Lackey Nancy Seiler Janiece Gray Wendy Stinson Teri Parvin 60 Sports KD % J JL yJLAXxxklD SU Tennis SU Tennis Front Row. L to R. - Coach Tex Kassen, Susan Zirkel, John Hill, Juliana Third Row. - Steve Hales, Nancy Seiler, Andrew James, Mary Akin, Frank Gileau. Langhorst. Second Row. - Wood Sakkers, Amy Ross, Brent Farney, Jennifer Clonts. Sports 61 ST T TH 1 U Baseball SU Baseball .j ' .£r -fiM8kBSSm Front Row. L to R. - Wayne Schuffield, Richard Bietter, Joe Evans, Jeff Kyle Ballard. Giusti, Loren Hudson, Pete Wellman, Mike Patronella, Bruce Winters, Danny Third Row. - Coach James Ellison, Jeff Livin, John Beitter, Bill Rundzieher.l Vallanueva, Tom Collins. Clay Sakewitz, Mike Cavers, Charlie Hart, Robert Zearfoss, Danny Cohen,i| Second Row. - Terry Ebner, Guy Fisher, Russell Martin, Rodney Kaase, Coach Jim Mallon. Danny Mickan, Brady Bohanan, Phil Wellman, Kevin Kalinec, Scott Neal, 62 Sports Sports 63 ® Tommy Collins 3j Loren Hudson §) V J Clay Sakewitz Jeff Giusti % K J John Beitter ©i § Joe Evans © Russell Martin Kyle Ballard Qj Kevin Kalinec Charlie Hart Richard Beitter i ' WW ' ' fl i v y Brady Bohannan Danny Villanueva Guy Fisher ® C C Pete Wellman .1 ' ' I Bill Rundziehr Wayne Shuffield Bruce Winters §) Mike Patronella C y Danny Cohen O V J J k ; vy W V y V y V y K.J Scott Neal w w t y Jeff Livin v C ; Mike Cavers 64 Sports Pirate Baseball 1983-84 Results DATE OPPONENT SU OPP. 2-15 Paul Quinn 15- 3 11- 2-19 Southewest Texas 10- 12- 1 2-25 Hardin Simmons 8-10 8-18 2-26 Louisianna Tech. 17- 7 2-29 Baylor 3- 4 7- 9 3- 2 North Texas 12- 3 11- 3- 3 North Texas . 14-10 11- 1 3- 6 T. C. U. 10- 9 3-10 Sam Houston 6- 2 2- 1 3-14 Huston-Tillotson 13- 14- 1 3-15 Texas A ' M 5- 8 2- 1 3-16 Trinity 11- 1 6- 1 3-17 Mary Harding-Baylor 15- 3 5- 1 3-21 Southwest Texas 9- 4 13- 3 3-24 Buena Vista 10- 11- 1 3-27 St. Edwards 10- 4 3-28 Huston-Tillotson 7- 5- 3 3-31 Prarie View 9- 2 6- 5 4- 3 Univ. of Houston 2- 9 4- 4 Univ. of Houston 5-11 4- 6 Trinity 6- 4 11- 4- 9 Hardin Simmons 1- 2 8- 7 4-11 St. Edwards 17-11 4-12 Huston-Tillotson 5- 3 9- 8 4-14 Sam Houston 5- 2 6- 7 4-16 Mary Hardin-Baylor 11- 1 14- 2 4-17 St. Mary ' s 9- 3 4-19 Schreiner 17- 7- 2 4-24 Univ. of Texas DISTRICT PLAYOFFS 2- 5 1- 9 4-26 Concordia 2- 14- 2 4-29 Concordia 8- 5- 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor 14- 5 5- 6 St. Mary ' s 12- 2 5-11 Texas Lutheran 15-18 5-12 Texas Lutheran AREA PLAYOFFS — Phoenix, Arizona 7- 3 7- 3 5-17 Dallas Baptist 2- 5-18 William Carey 8- 4 5-19 Dallas Baptist 4-13 5-20 Dallas Baptist 1- 8 i NAIA WORLD SERIES Lewiston, Idaho Sports 65 SU LaCrosse 66 Sports LaCrosse Club 1983-84 This was the first year for the Southwestern LaCrosse Club. This club is an independent club composed of mostly Southwestern students. The coach for the 1983-84 year has been Bill Norris. At their banquet in the Spring Travis Mathis was named Most Valuable Player. Randy Smith was chosen by the coaches as the most improved player. Team members Scott Clearman Robert Young David Witcher David Waller Randy Smith Todd Olsen Chris Muir Stan Dudrick Doug Wipff Dan Boobar Jeff Wang Monte Curtis David Patti Matt Norris Bill Norris Treg Taylor Jon Rice Lee Vandruff Jim Weatherford Russell Klawunn Travis Mathis Mike Weir Pat Haas Sports 67 FLAG FOOTBALL 1st: Phi Delta Theta I 2nd: Pi Kappa Alpha I 3rd: Kappa Alpha I Phi Delta Theta I Winning Score: PDT 18 PKA 9 SINGLES TENNIS 1st: Ewoud Sakkers (Ind.) 2nd: Andrew James (Brutes) 3rd: Frank Pelosi (PDT) Hix Hardy (PDT) DOUBLES TENNIS 1st: Ewoud Sakkers Paul Malson (Ind.) 2nd: Andrew 1 James John Hill (Brutes) 3rd: Paul Solomon Mark Lewis (PKA) Hix Hardy Tyler Hunter (PDT) SOFTBALL: 1st: Phi Delta Theta I 2nd: Kappa Alpha I 3rd: Pi Kappa Alpha I Basketball Team VOLLEYBALL 1st: Faculty 2nd: Kappa Alpha I 3rd: Phi Delta Theta I BOWLING 1st: Kappa Alpha I 2nd: Faculty 3rd: Phi Delta Theta I DOUBLES PING PONG 1st: Paul Solomon Mark Lewis (PKA) 2nd: Keane Fedosky John Hill (Brutes) 3rd: Mike Matzinger Mark Sample (PKA) Randy Bowden Statler Mood (PKA) SINGLES PING PONG 1st: Mark Lewis (PKA) 2nd: Keane Fedosky (Brutes) 3rd: Jackson Pace (Faculty) Les Sanders (PKA) SINGLES POOL 1st: George Hutchinson (KA) 2nd: Lawrence Thorne (KS) 3rd: Russell Martin (KA) Tom Strenk (KA) DOUBLES POOL 1st: Les Sanders Mark Lewis (PKA) 2nd: Randy Bowden Chris Spier (PKA) 3rd: Robert Zearfoss Rob Galloway (KA) Keane Fedosky Brian Weiters (Brutes) SINGLES DARTS 1st: Chris Spier (PKA) 2nd: Russell Martin (KA) 3rd: Paul Peak (Faculty) Mark Selz (PDT) DOUBLES DARTS 1st: Mike Henry Statler Mood (PKA) 2nd: Mark Sample Mike Matzinger (PKA) 3rd: Robert De Lair Bob Wilson (Ind.) Scott Sample Chris Spier (PKA) BASKETBALL 1st: Phi Delta Theta I 2nd: Kappa Alpha I 3rd: Faculty Phi Delta Theta II SINGLES RACKETBALL 1st: Frank Pelosi (PDT) 2nd: Jackson Pace (Faculty) 3rd: Keane Fedosky (Brutes) Tim Mc Laughlin (PDT) DOUBLES RACKETBALL 1st: Rick Denman Nick Sikes (Faculty) 2nd: Keane Fedosky Frank Pelosi (PDT) 3rd: Dan Weeden Sammy Vick (PKA) Tim Mc Laughlin Tyler Hunter (PDT) SU 5000 1st: Chris Carlson 2nd: Mark Hsaio 3rd: John Rogers Winning Time: 17:51.58 GOLF: 1st: Faculty 2nd: Pi Kappa Alpha I 3rd: Phi Delta Theta I Low Score: James Ellison (Faculty) TRACK: 3200m run: Al Mulick (PDT) 100m: Russell Moritz (Basketball Team) 400m: Pete Akin (KA) 800m: Tyler Hunter (PDT) Long Jump: Tim Mc Laughlin (PDT) 200m: Tim Mc Laughlin (PDT) Discus: Marion Lawler (PDT) High Jump: Keane Fedosky (PDT) 68 Sports Intramurals 1983-84 Results 1600M: Mark Shaw (Ind.) 800m relay: Phi Delta Theta Mile relay: Phi Delta Theta 400m relay: Phi Delta Theta Shot Put: Mike Moore (KA) SWIMMING 50 yd Free: David Schmachtenberger (PDT) 50 yd Back: Dan Weeden (PKA) 50 yd Breast: Keane Fedosky (Brutes) 50 yd Butterfly: Dan Weeden (PKA) 100 yd Free: David Schmactenberger (PDT) 100 yd Free Relay: Phi Delta Theta 200 yd Medley Relay: Phi Delta Theta FINAL RESULTS 1st: Phi Delta Theta 2nd: Pi Kappa Alpha 3rd: Kappa Alpha 4th: Faculty 5th: Sloppies 6th: Kappa Sigma BADMINTON 1st: Samantha Zika (MM) 2nd: Amy Kane (DDD) 3rd: Lori Brown (WWIIB) Katie Parvin (WWIIB) DOUBLES BADMINTON 1st: Amy Kane Catherine Spezia (DDD) 2nd: Jean Janssen Catherine Kearley (MM) 3rd: Mary Akin Anna Abraham (DDD) Jan Perkins Kristen Radford (WWIIB) BOWLING 1st: Delta Delta Delta 2nd: Alpha Delta Pi 3rd: World War II Bombers BASKETBALL 1st: Generic Team 2nd: The Team 3rd: Delta Delta Delta DOUBLES RACKETBALL 1st: Juli Gilaue Patti Summerall (GT) 2nd: Mary Akin Sheree Reynolds (DDD) 3rd: Lori Brown Karen Schroeder (WWIIB) Su 5000 1st: Kaye King (Ind.) 2nd: Jennifer Moeser (Ind.) 3rd: Ruth Davis (MM) SWIMMING 50 yd Free: Kim Mc Cullough (DDD) 50 yd Breast: Cindy Lund (ZTA) 50 yd Back: Jenni Clonts (WWIIB) 50 yd Butterfly: Sara Rushing (ADP) 100 yd Free: Beth Garrison (WWIIB) 100 yd Free relay: Delta Delta Delta 100 yd Medley relay: World War II Bombers FINAL STANDINGS 1st: Delta Delta Delta ULTIMATE FRISBEE 1st: Ima Gyma Jocka 2nd: Delta Delta Delta 3rd: Lil Rascals VOLLEYBALL 1st: Ima Gyma Jocka 2nd: World War II Bombers 3rd: Delta Delta Delta TRACK 100m: Kim Mc Cullough (DDD) 400m. Laurie Greer (DDD) 800m: Kaye King (Ind.) 200m. Sylvia Sydow (MM) 50m: Cathleen Kearley (MM) Long Jump: Laurie Greer (DDD) 400m relay: McCullough Maniacs 800m relay: Mc Cullough Maniacs Softball Throw: Sheree Reynolds (DDD) SINGLES PING PONG 1st: Sheree Reynolds (DDD) 2nd: Dawn Kubala (ZTA) 3rd: Wanda Scheler (DDD) Julie Wright (IGJ) DOUBLES PINGPONG 1st: Wanda Scheler Kathy Kuebel (DDD) 2nd: Dawn Kubala Lori Longacre (ZTA) 3rd: Lisa Klaras Karen Schroeder (WWIIB) Ellen Monk Jenni Nelson (ADP) SINGLES POOL 1st: Beth Garrison (WWIIB) 2nd: Pat Zody (ADP) 3rd: Michelle Burlingame (GT) Amy Kane (DDD) DOUBLES POOL 1st: Lori Longacre Dawn Kubala (ZTA) 2nd: Sheree Reynolds Anna Abraham (DDD) 3rd: Lori Brown Jill Boone (WWIIB) Katie Parvin Jenni Clonts (WWIIB) Sports 69 OaoaiA atLaa) Art Association Front Row. L-R. Julie Wright, Katey Law- van Eerde, Beverly Couzens, Richard Stan- renee, Fran Kilburn, Carlene Starr; Second difer, Marlenia Smith, Cindy Crouch, Tracy row. Cary Ray, Richard Lawler, Wendelien Killian, Rikki Orson, Cathy Fisher. 70 Organizations Alpha Kappa Psi Front Row. L-R. Wanda Scheler, Carol Shiller, Janice Kenyon, Karen Dailey; Sec- ond row. Linda Grapski, Kathey Kuebel, Eli- zabeth Lipscomb, Laura Wettstein; Third row. Creighton Pollex, Lori Pate, Maggie Fuge, Stephanie Stephens, Marcus Fleming; Fourth Row. David Wyborney, David McLaughlin, Brenda Hutchins, Skip Down- ham, Steve Smith; Fifth Row. Cliff Tuttle, Keith Barber, Greg Caudell, Patrick Ruddy. Organizations 71 QtqfUAj ijm Blue Key Front Row. L-R. Statler Mood, Bert Sissom, Ray Page, Audie Alcorn; Second Row. Sammy Vick, Jay Nowlin, Steve Bass, Brian Burton, Paul Young, Cal Johnson, Tom Hudspeth; Third Row, Richard Heyduck, Mike Middle ton, David Fisher, Doug Thompson, Paul Ross, Dan Weeden. ■„ 72 Organizations Cardinal Key Front Row. L-R. Martha Byrum, Sheila Le- doux, Betty Gibbs, Catherine Spezia, Kim Davis, Laurie Greer; Second Row. Sue Ahn, Dori Zirkel, Amye Lilljedahl, Colleen Whit- more, Molly Newcomer, Wanda Seheler. Organizations 73 0topix t odtcic cu Cheerleaders Top; Kim Farnsworth; Bottom L-R. Tiffany Hillin, Cathy Brady, Robin Ray, Anna Vale. 74 Organizations Delta Omicron Front Row. L to R. - Sara Ludvig, Holli Leg- gett, Debra Carmack. Second Row. Lisa War- ren, Karla Koch, Dana Raley, Kim Davis. Third Row. Tracee Hanes, Polly Morrison, Ellen Lockwood, Nancy Smith. Fourth Row. Julie Meyer, Shannon Lawler, Janice Huoy. Organizations 75 O CUAJ XjtUDMjO Living — Learning Center Front Row, L to R, - Kathy Dunn, Tiffany Hil- lin, Holly Sylvester, Karen Monk, Kathy Rollins, Ruth Davis, Gladys Curlee, Ann Minter, Beverly Couzens, Laurel Hagreen, Sylvia Sydow, Jean Janssen, Katherine Kearley, Sally Shuford. Second Row. Deni Vi- daurri, Donna Bishop, Shanoli Jacob, Laura Riggs. 76 Organizations Senate Front Row. L-R. Paula Trietsch, Tami Curtis, Jean Jannssen, President, Colleen Whit- more, Karen Monk, Holly Sylvester, Bever- ly Couzens; Second Row. Rebecca Lincoln, Robin Ray, Linda Kleighe, Kathy Dunn, Lorna Lawrence, Keith Coe; Third Row. Martha Byrum, Randy Smith, Dana Merritt, John Opitz, Tiffany Hillin; Fourth Row. Jeff Webb, Jimmy Kipple, Carol Shiller, Bob Morgan, Robert De Lair. Organizations 77 C ujXfcuOU)0 Student Foundation Front Row. L-rJ. Sara Ludvig, Sheree Reyn- olds, Mary Kay Sanders, Lillian Boren, Anna Abraham, Gayle Guffey; Second Row. Dori Zirkel, Laurie Greer, Mary Akin, Brenda Viek, Shanoli Jacob, Jenni Nelson, Betty Gibbs, Sheri Hassler, Tammy Roest, if Joy Smith, Catherine Spezia; Third Row.; Paul Young, Earl Moseley, Jr., Steve Bass, Pete Kennedy, David Stevenson, Brent Far-; ney, Larry Augustus, Kevin Lungwitz, Da- vid Fisher, Tyler Hunter, Keith Barber, Sam Smith, Jim Harvey. 78 Organizations Student Judiciary 7 ront Row. L-R. Laurie Fisher, Jenni Jones, ennifer Stokes, Audie Alcorn, Happy Weit- ;el; Second Row. Steve Smith, Dan Weeden, Jimmy Fross; Third Row. Paula Solomon, Chris Solomon, David Fisher, Earl Moseley. Organizations 79 O oiAj odtak Southwestern Science Societ Front Row. L to R. - Margaret Gregorzck, Joe Mock, Tyler Hunter, Lisa Garrett, Vicki Vickers, Michelle Vanecek, Carmen Schultz, Marcia Branstetter. Second Row. Dr. Eb Grvin, Frank Pelosi, Steve Lescher, Ter- ry Krenek, Jeff Wang, Sammy Vick, Ray Page, Steve Bass, Statler Mood, Jim Har- vey, Bert Sissom, Paul Young, Paige Cavan- augh, Dr. Ed Golla, Dr. Horace Jacob. Thin Row. Mike Middleton, Keith Coe, Dan Wee- den, Paul Ross, Mike English, Dr. Bob Sou- len, Doug Thompson. 80 Organizations SU Singers Front Row. L to R. - Sandy Smith, Susan lough, Kim Davis, Lynn Douglass, Debra armack, Dana Raley, Laura Yaple, Carol Jackson, Norma Jean Salas, Ruth Davis, lolly Sylvester. Second Row. Robert Schley, 5eth Stockham, Ashley Turner, Sabriana Adrian, Julie Meyer, Lee Ann Brashear, 3 olly Morrison, Tim Murray, Randy Monk, ibb Perez, Marianne Mulloy, Lisa Warren, Vlichelle Vanacek, Wendy Williams, Colleen iVhitmore, Peter Roussaki. Third Row. Mag- gie Puskarich, Patricia Rickey, Janice Houy, Gabriel Pascoe, Dean Jones, Robert De Lair, King Tse, James Gaeta, George Brightwell, Richard Heyduck, Gerald Chomers, Derryanne Heaycock, Paula Trietsch, Karen Monk, Jackie Siders. Fourth Row. Ellen Monk, Regina Ball, Dan Johnson, Brock Curry, Steve Heyduck, Brock Curry, D ' Wayne Stevens, Doug Thompson, Mike English, Martha De Lair, Dana Merritt, Blythe Schultz, Sue Ahn. Organizations 81 Qty ijp ixKD Front Row. L - R. Martha Byrum, Heidi Mos- kenes; Second Row. Bree Buchanan, Trace Etienne, Tami Curtis, Pete Kennedy. 82 Organizations Wesley Foundation Front Row. L to R. - Karla Koch, Susan Clough, Elaine Williams. Second Row. Gram Cree, Carolyn Pharr, Sheryl Crenshaw. Third Row. Doug Thompson, Steve Heyduck, Jim Bass, Paul Malson. Organizations 83 ALPHA DELTA PI FOUNDING: May 15, 1851, Wesleyan College COLORS: White and Blue SU CHAPTER: Zeta LOCAL FOUNDING: 1907 Front Row. L to R. - Janet Jackson, Amy Sherrod, Michelle Dumais, Donna Bishop, Jan Perkins, Karol Moye, Katie Grant, Jill Johnson, Janice Kenyon. Second Row. Julie Hardy, Laura Scott, Susan Stevens, Susie Greenlaw, Colleen Willis, Julie Tunnell, Stephanie Stephens, Lynn Douglass, Libis Morse, Jennie Jones, Kristen Radford, Rhonda Radford, Maggie Fuge, Lori Mayfield. Third Row. Jana Bigby, Lisa Brewer, Susan Shephard, Mary Kay Sanders, Debra Schroeder, Penny Daughtry, Mary Cay Willis, Mimi Pratt, Karen Schroeder, Donna Bishop, Ellen Monk, Ruth Patterson, Brooke Burris, Sara Rushing, Joni Hardy, Betty Gibbs. Fourth Row. Georgianne Bode, Dori Zirkel, Elizabeth Ruddy, Michelle Fincher, Molly Newcomer, Amy Smith, Dori Wiles, Pat Zody, Kathy Damman, Kelly Kurtz, Pam Hurley, Yvonne Vargas, Brenda Hutchins, Judy Borman, Laurie Fisher, Jennifer Stokes. 84 Greeks Greeks 85 DELTA DELTA DELTA FOUNDED: Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, Boston University COLORS: Silver, Gold and Blue SU CHAPTER: Theta Epsilon LOCAL FOUNDING: 1911 Front Row. L to R. - Sheree Reynolds, Karen Monk, Pam Waldrip, Rhonda Ballard, Larissa Pickens, Katie Parvin, Holly Sylvester, Cindy Stanley, Anna Neves, Stephani Sunseri, Shannon Taylor, Paige Pelt. Second Row. Catherine Spezia, Linda Molberg, Lori Miller, Beth Yandell, Erica Swords, Sally Shuford, Laura Ann McMakin, Kathy Kuebel, Mary Mclntire, Linda Wilkins, Jenni Candish, Debbie Richburg, Laurie Greer, Lorinda Bushong. Third Row. Melissa Carolan, Joni Willis, Angela Reid, Amy Kane, Jean Janssen, Alison Smith, Paula Francis, Elizabeth Lipscomb, Nancy Smith, Cheryl Ransone, Mary Akin, Nancy Seiler. Fourth Row. Anita Brown, Karen Franta, Genie Seils, Elizabeth Hoke, Cindy Crouch, Wanda Scheler, Sandia Whitlow, Jackie Siders, Kim McCullough. 86 Greeks Greeks 87 DELTA ZETA ' W ,% FOUNDING: October 24, 1902, Miami University COLORS: Old Rose and Vixeux Green SU CHAPTER: Gamma Zeta LOCAL FOUNDING: 1946 First Row. L to R. - Martha De Lair, Beth Atkinson, Meg Oliver, Holli Leggett, Amanda Testa, Robert De Lair. Second Row. Trace Etienne, Ruth Davis, Michelle Sawyer. Third Row. Amye Lilljedahl, Laura Riggs, Lisa Tonn, Marilyn Lane, Cathy Dale. Fourth Row. Donna Taylor, Teresa Rask, Ann Minter, Lorna Lawrence, Blythe Schultz, Deneece Lawrence, Jahnette Nelson, Erin Little. Fifth Row. Melinda Murphy, Scott Smith, Leigh Ann Walker, Jimmy Fross, Kim Davis, David Rowe, Sonya Smith, Jeff Schneider, Clay Traylor, Ken Garcia, Tim Murray, Dwayne Stevens, Doug Thompson. Back. Kim Dykes. 88 Greeks Greeks 89 KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDING: December 21, 1865, Washington College COLORS: Crimson and Old Gold SU CHAPTER: Xi LOCAL FOUNDING: 1883 Front Row. L to R. - Russell Klawunn, Keith Rook, Joe Evans, Russell Martin, Wally Williams, Lori Pate. Second Row. Randall Howell, Mimi Pratt, Cara Dedear, Laura Wettstein, Jennifer Peel, Karen Ekholm, Janice Kenyon, Skip Downham, Scott Towery. Third Row. Chris Carlson, Mike Moore, Julie Tunnell, Karol Moye, Dori Wiles, Rhonda Radford. Fourth Row. Pete Akin, Jim Weatherford, Ted Maier, Robert Zearfoss, John Gilpin, Kelly Henderson, George Hutchinson, Greg Caudell, Joni Willis, Rob Galloway, Georgianne Bode, Tom Strother, Tom Hudspeth, John Luce, Lee Vandruff, Clay Estes, Jim Dobbins, Ronnie Wilkerson, Marcus Fleming. Fifth Row. Mark Mann, Donnie Henderson, Tres Morris, Todd Flagg, Luke Doyle, David Hansen. XI CHAPTER KAPPA ALPHA ORCER ..i!S PRA T ERNITY WAS FO N -3oc s FORMER CO ' i  , ,4 t- IN ON PC-.N, 1 - I . CHAPTER WAS FOU SOUTH WE STERN U N I V f R - NOVEMBER 28, 1883. BY ALEXA; WALKER ANP FREDERICK C Pf OF THE KAPPA ALPHA Chap THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS. ' X r VET SECRETLY UNTIL 1 8 ; ; f A C U L T Y A N T I F R A ■ t k WERE RESCINDED. •Mt , n - TERNITY HOUSE WAS r - THROUGHOUT ITS HlSTC CHAPTER HAS PRODUCED N ' UW DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI. 90 Greeks Greeks 91 KAPPA SIGMA FOUNDED: 1869, University of Virginia COLORS: Green and Red SU CHAPTER: Iota LOCAL FOUNDING: 1887 Front Row. L to R. - Henk Albers, Monte Cason, Scott Pass, Jaap Suermondt, Doug Wipff, Stanley Dudrick, Shannon Taylor, Pat Zody. Second Row. Karen Schroeder, Kelly Kurtz, Janet Jackson, Pam Hurley, Lawrence Th orne, Stacey Goodrich, Pam Campbell, Kay Burns, Forrest Wellmaker, Yvonne Vargas, Jennifer Sanford, Norwood Williams, Margaret Wilson, Glenn Kim. Third Row. Goob Fitzgerald, Amy Robertson, Billy Young, Kevin White, Jeff Nixon, Scott Clearman, John Opitz, Susan Bowerman, Kenny Aslakson, Mike Williams, Dan Ladd, Rich Lawler. 92 Greeks Greeks 93 PHI DELTA THETA FOUNDING: 1848, Miami University COLORS: Blue and White SU CHAPTER: Texas Gamma LOCAL FOUNDING: 1886 Front Row. L to R. - Rick Carrasco, Tim McLaughlin, Ford Pratt, Eddy Wallum, Bruce Winters, Richard Beitter, Scott Neal, Bill Hyatt. Second Row. Larry Augustus, John Beitter, Tyler Hunter, Bruce Hurley, Ted Ellis, Kip Cascio, Joe Mock, Barry Johnson, Bubba Trammell, Happy Weitzel, Austin Connell. Third Row. Keith Lowery, Keith Barber, Frank Pelosi, Patrick Ruddy, Mike Middleton, Rob Staton, Lee Christie, Dennis Heath, Phil Ricker, Al Mulick, Charlie Williams, Brian Devaney, Mark Selz. Fourth Row. Clayton Haley, Hix Hardy, David Holland, Dan Richards, David Fisher, David Schmactenberger, David Bacchus, Scott Holliman, David Stevenson, Todd Olsen. 94 Greeks Greeks 95 PI KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDING: 1868, University of Virginia COLORS: Garnet and Gold SU CHAPTER: Alpha Omicron LOCAL FOUNDING: 1910 Front Row. L to R. - Brian Davis, Tommy Herzig, Audie Alcorn, Ken Poole, Paul Ross, Ray Page, Statler Mood, Sammy Vick, Earl Moseley, Les Sanders, Paul Young, Steve Heyduck, John Baldwin, Mark Lewis. Second Row. Mike Henry, Bert Sissom, Randy Bowden, John Adams, Roger Brandt, Neal Burt, Paul Witmer, Cal Johnson, Paul Solomon, Chris Speier. Third Row. Mike Matzinger, Eddy Zimmerman, Brian Burton, Chris Solomon, Brock Curry, Joe Irrizarry, Ted Kehoe, Mark Sample, Ken Garcia, Jeff Wang, Dewayne Stevens, Mark Graves, Eric Arnold, Norman Franco, Chris Caron. Fourth Row. Jay Nowlin, Steve Smith, Dan Johnson, Kent Pickering, Kevin Lungwitz, Jeff Webb, Brian Wieters, James Morrison, Mike West, James Gaeta, Mike Kasmiersky, Duncan McKeever. Fifth Row. Charlie Ramsey, David Rowe, Morgan Cawthon, Randy Monk. 96 Greeks Greeks 97 TTT A TMTT AT DTJ A FOUNDING: October 15, 1898, Longwood College COLORS: Steel Gray and Turquoise SU CHAPTER: Lambda LOCAL FOUNDING: 1906 Front Row L to R. - Delma Lopez, Karen Dailey, Laura Herrin, Lydia Andrade, Sue Ahn, Colleen Whitmore, Gaye Morrison, Lizette Gonzalez, Jennifer Peel, Rachel Merrill, Dawn Kubala. Second Row. - Lynda Lawler, Patricia Rickey, Paula Trietsch, Laurie Rothhammer, Kathy Dunn, Samantha Zika, Carol Fleuriet, Carol Shiller, Stephanie Mann, Derryanne Heycock, Michelle Ferguson. Third Row. - Sandy Smith, Rebecca Lincoln, Benet Younger, Leslie Parke, Judy Adams, Tracy Walker, Tish McLelland, Cara Dedear, Sarah Hyde, Laura Wettstein, Laurie Sprinkle, Amy McKnight, Laura Merrill. 98 Greeks Greeks 99 6lclm!uA u}t uxttOi . . ; he best small universities, if not the best small university, in the nation. To achieve this, we know that we require not simply resources in terms of money and facilities, library ■ ' classrooms. We rfe ig idom 1 to use those resources well. Our growing endowment has given us the strength of a SKpiewed self-concept, financial stability, and self-reliance. Our Master Plan is the tool that guides us as we work toward national maturity. Students at Southwestern will be able to live and learn in an environment conducive to the finest, traditions of the scholarly community iSmfye are creating the kind of setting in which . . o have the opportunity to push back the frontiers of learning in a very private, personal way. ., We expect our students to be successful in their personal lives, in their professional achievements, and in their o the common good. We seek to nurture in each ejgyaMfrderstanding of themselves as people of infinite worth, dignity, and va jcause we are committed to measuring the stren lr University by the achievements of our gradua r£ag| making the conggni t to help each stud icome more than he or she ever dreamed possible. ' President Roy B. ShiL Administration dwiuvwttaitb V DEAN BENJAMIN OL Brown School of Arts and Sciences . : ? V : r of English HERBERT. JR. Professor of English FRED R. HILGEMAN Associate Professor of Chemistry . . HILLIARD ne Professor of Sociology RD J. HOSSALA Associate Professor of Theater and Speech Comm. WILLIAM DOUGLAS HOOKER Professor of Psychology ROBERT C. HORICK Associate Professor of Computer FMASTER Professor of Music FRANK J. IMKE Profess 1 ( : E t onomics and Business Admin. HORACE SAMUEL JACOB Assistant Professor of Biology SHARON KAY JOHNSON Instructor of Education ASSEN . ofessor of Physical Ed. CLAUDE KENNARD Associate Professor of Art GARY KLINE Instructor of Political Science EDWIN M. LANSFORD, JR. iochemistry Administration 105 Assistant Professor of Music JOHN NELSON RUSSELL SCORE, II ' rofessor of Religion and Philosophy NY MAC SHEPARD nt Professor of Music ' -■  - ' Education M NICK SIKES of Education W. SNELL or of Religion RT L. SOULEN essor of Chemistry NORMAN WOOD SPELLMANN r of Religion and Philosophy -SOON SUH itical Science momics Amin. JRUH Education in t N VISSER tructor of Art MAK wation vlTNK Reference Librarian GLADYS CURLEE Women ' s Head Reside CHARLAINE EICHE! Associate Librarian JIDSON, JR. Director of Computer Services DONALD D. HEINS Director of Residence Life CAROLYN HLAVINKA rector of Health Services ' ministration 109 Director of Food Services ANNE MATTHEWS Erector of Career Development JAMES F. POLKA Librarian Cataloger ROBERT C. RADFORD Computer Services .,-•• ■ - -•• ' ••; ; — ; Activities CHARLOTTE G. TAYLOR Director of Scholarships and p? ' Financidl AM HENRY W. WOLGEMUTH Director of Acquisitions .10 Administration Administration 111 ADAMS, JOHN CLARNEA; Austin, Jr. ADAMS, JUDITH EILEEN; Brady, So. ADRIAN, SABRINA LYNN; Boerne, Jr. AHN, SUNGNAM SUE; Houston, Jr. AKIN, MARY HAYDON; Dallas, So. ALBERS, HENK-JAAP; Netherlands, Fr. ALCORN, AUDIE LINN; Waller, Sr. ANDERSON, CHRISTINA; Whitehouse, Jr. ANDRADE, LYDIA MARIA; Spring, Jr. ARNOLD, ERIC S; Richardson, So. ENTS STUDENTS ASH, JOHN LOGAN; Belton, Jr. BAKER, DARRYL ALLYN; Austin, Fr. BALDWIN, JOHN DIXON; Anna, Jr. BALL, REGINA ANNETTE; Round Rock, Fr. BALLARD, RHONDA; Richland Hills, Sr. BASS, JAMES ALAN; Houston, So. BASS, STEPHEN LEE; Amarillo, Jr. BATES, DONDI DENISE; Gatesville, So. BECKLEY, MARIA; New York, NY, Fr. BELKNAP, KIMBERLY; Clinton, MD, Fr. BENJAMIN, HILARY LEE; Georgetown, So. BERTHOLD, SARAH JEAN; Dallas, Jr. BICKFORD, JAMES; Victoria, Jr. BIGBY, JANA SUE;-Sand Springs, OK, Fr. BILY, ROBIN; Houston, Fr. 112 Students BISHIP, DONNA KAY; Dallas, Fr. BODE, GEORGIANNE; Austin, Sr. BOGER, JAMES ROBERT; Dallas, Fr. BOLLING, SUSAN CAROL; Palacios, Fr. BOONE, JILL MICHELLE; Beaumont, Fr. BOREN, LILLIAN; Sugarland, Jr. BOREN, SHEDRICK; Sugarland, Fr. BOSE, TED JOHN; Round Rock, Fr. BOWDEN, RANDAL WAYNE; Linden, Jr. BOWEN, MICHELLE; Dallas, So. X udW?) Atudburtfr BOZEMAN, BRIAN; Sugarland, Fr. BRADY, CATHY; Missouri City, Fr. BRANDT, ROGER DEL; ColleyviUe, Jr. BRASHEAR, LEE ANN; Lubbock, Sr. BRASHEAR, CYNTHIA; Corpus Christi, So. BRECHT, STACY ANN; Seguin, Fr. BREWER, PAMELA MARIE; Austin, Fr. BRITT, HEATHER CAROLE; Salado, Fr. BROWN, ANITA LYNN; Houston, So. BUCKNER, BILL; Georgetown, Sr. BURGIN, ROBERT KEELE; Dallas, So. BURRIS, DONNA BROOKE; Victoria. Fr. BUSHONG, LORINDA; Corpus Christi, Fr. CAMPBELL, PAMELA J; Coupland, So. CANDISH, JENNIFER; Dallas, So. Students 113 CARMACK, DEBRA JOANNE; Austin, So. CARON, CHRISTOPHER; George West, Fr. CARRASCO, RICHARD; Brownsville, Sr. CASCIO, TROY JOHN; Houston, So. CASON, MONTE; Duncanville, Fr. CAVANAUGH, PAIGE; Friendswood, So. CAVERS, MICHAEL; Houston, Fr. CAWTHON, MORGAN RALPH; Del Rio, Fr. CALVIEL, LISA ALFREDA; Lubbock, Jr. CAUDELL, GREGORY K; Houston, So. ENTS STUDENTS Q? ' pT CAZORT, ALLEN; San Antonio, Fr. CHOMER, GERALD; Houston, So. CHON, HELEN YONG; Houston, Jr. CLARK, KIMBERLY LYNN; Bulverde, Fr. CLEARMAN, SCOTT MONROE; Amarillo, So. CLINES, CHARLES HENRY; Kingwood, Sr. COE, ERIC LEROY; Seguin, Jr. COE, KEITH MONTGOMERY; Magnolia, So. COLLINGS, MARJORIE; Georgetown, So. COPELAND, GEORGE; Georgetown, Jr. CORN, ROBERT DAVID; Georgetown, So. COUZENS, BEVERLY L; Bonham, Fr. CRENSHAW, SHERYL; Missouri City, Jr. CRESSMAN, BRIAN EARL; Round Rock, Fr. CROSSLIN, KEITH E; Georgetown, Sr. 114 Students CROW, JOHN TIMOTHY; Taylor, Jr. CROUCH, CINDY ANN; San Antonio, Sr. CURRIE, HARRISS T; Austin, Jr. CURTIS, TAMI LYNN; Duncanville, Sr. DAILEY, KAREN FRANCES; Mc Allen, Jr. DALE, CATHERINE; Randolph AFB, Fr. DAVIS, RUTH ANNE; Corpus Christi; Fr. DEDEAR, CARA LEE; Georgetown, Jr. DEEN, BRENTLY E; Phoenix, AZ, Fr. DE LAIR, MARTHA N; Mc Allen Fr. DENTS fudbu£fc) Atud tofo DE LAIR, ROBERT E; Mc Allen, Sr. DIAZ, DEBORA MATILDE; El Paso, Fr. DOBBINS, JAMES MICHAEL; Denton, Sr. DORSA, ANNE MARIE; Georgetown, Fr. DOUGLASS, LYNN; Houston, Fr. DOWNHAM, WILLIAM; Houston, Sr. DUMAIS, MICHELLE L; Georgetown, Jr. DUNHAM, LORI ANN; Hurst, Fr. DUNN, KATHERINE; Favetteville, AR, Fr. EASON, PATRICIA; Georgetown, Sr. EDGAR, MARK HENRY; Midland. Fr. EDWARDS, RACHEL A; Uvalde, Sr. ENGLISH, MICHAEL; Grand Prarie, Sr. ERCK, JEFFERSON; San Antonio, So. ERIKSSON, CARLA; La Marque. Fr. Students 115 ESTES, CLAY; Highland Park, Jr. ETHEREDGE, WADE B; Round Rock, Fr. ETIENNE, TRACE MARIE; Garland, So. EVANS, JOSEPH ALOYSIUS; Houston, Fr. FARNEY, BRENT; Pflugerville, Jr. FEDOSKY, KEANE; Fayetteville, AR, Fr. FEEMSTER, DIANA; Pleasanton, Fr. FERGUSON, MICHELLE ANN; Midland, So. FINCHER, ANN MICHELLE; Sherman, Fr. FLEMING, MARCUS; Fort Worth, So. ENTS STUDENTS FLEURIET, CAROL S; Donna, So. FISHER, CATHERINE E; Arlington, Jr. FISHER GUY G; Austin, Fr. FISHER, LAURIE; San Antonio, Jr. FORTNUM, REBECCA; Tomball, So. FRANTA, KAREN MARIE; Karnes City, So. FRAZEE, MARILEE LYNN; Georgetown, So. GAETA, JAMES P; San Antonio, Fr. GARCIA, SARAH ROBIN; Brownsville, So. GARTNER, STEPHANIE; College Station, Fr. GARWICK, MATTHEW W; Houston, Jr. GAYLOR, SHERI LEA; Georgetown, Fr. GELBER, MARY KATHERINE: Bryan, Sr. GIBBS, BETTY RUTH; San Angelo, Jr. GIESECKE, MARJORIE; Georgetown, Fr. 116 Students GILEAU, JULIANA M; El Paso, Jr. GILL, MELINDA FAY; Austin, Fr. GILMORE, CARLA R; Elgin, Fr. GILSTRAP, VIRGINIA; Victoria, Jr. GIROUX, JAMES ARTHUR; Huntsville, Jr. GIUSTI, JEFFREY D; Galveston, Fr. GOAD, MARLENE C; Round Rock, Jr. GONZALEZ, LIZZETTE; Harlingen, Fr. GRADY, TAMI LAYNE; Round Rock, Fr. GRANT, KATHERINE AMY; Stafford, Fr. ENTS 4 udet0k Atudstjdu GRAPSKI, ALICE LOUISE; Georgetown, Jr. GRAPSKI, LINDA IRENE; Georgetown, So. GRAY, JANIECE LYNN;Round Rock, Jr. GREENLAW, SUSAN; Missouri City, Sr. GREER, LAURIE MICHELLE; Houston, Jr. HAGREEN, LAUREL ANN; El Paso, Fr. HALE, ROBERT NOBLE; Temple, Jr. HALES, STEVEN; Gardendale, Ah, Fr. HALEY, CLAYTON; San Augustine, So. HALL, SUSAN M; Abilene, Fr. HANSEN, DAVID ANDREW; Dallas, Sr. HARDY, JONI KAY; San Antonio, Jr. HARDY, JULIE ANN; San Antonio, Fr. HARDY, VIRGINIA C; Georgetown, Sr. HARRIS, LORI LEE; Stephenville, Sr. Students 117 HART, CHARLES F; El Paso, Jr. HARVEY, JAMES MONROE; Austin, So. HASSLER, SHERI; Missouri City, Jr. HAVEL, TAMARA E; Gonzales, So. HAZELL, MICHAEL TOM; Canada, Fr. HEAD, LISA C; Houston, Fr. HENRY, MICHAEL MARCUS; Seabrook, Jr. HERNANDEZ, MARIA M; Pearsall, So. HERRERA, JULIE ANN; Georgetown, Jr. HERRIN, LAURA LOUISE; Frisco, So. ENTS STUDENTS HERZIG, THOMAS C; Houston, Jr. HEYDUCK, RICHARD ERIC; Spring, Sr. HEYDUCK, STEVEN CURT; Spring, Jr. HILGEMAN, KAREN E; Georgetown, Fr. HILGEMAN, SUSAN K; Georgetown, Sr. HILL, AMANDA; Fort Worth, Fr. HILL, JOHN SPENCER; San Antonio, Fr. HILLIN, TIFFANY J; Goodrich, Fr. HOBBS, SANDRA ANN; Georgetown, Sr. HOKE, MARY ELIZABETH: El Campo, Jr. HOOK, SUSAN LYNN; Austin, So. HORAN, BARBARA ANN; Greenville, Jr. HORNELL, LORI LAGENIA; Cleburne, Fr. HOTTENDORF, NICOLE; Nederland, So. HOWELL, RANDALL; New Braunfels, Jr. 118 Students HOWELL, REBECCA JANE: Temple, Fr. HOUY, JANICE GALE; San Antonio, Jr. HSAIO, MARK C; Buffalo Grove, IL, Fr. HUANG, LOURDES M; Houston, Fr. HUDSON, LOREN LEE; Houston, Fr. HUDSPETH, ROBERTA A; Round Rock, Fr. HUDSPETH, THOMAS HARVEY; Kilgore, Sr. HULSE, TARA LYNNE; Kerrville, Jr. HUTCHINS, BRENDA JEAN; Richmond, Sr. HUTCHINSON, AMY MARIE; Gladewater, Fr. :en fitucfartA AhtdbuXo HYDE, SARAH LEE; Burnet, So. IMMEL, CHRIS KELLY; Llano, Jr. JACOBSON, BRAD ERIC; Rosenberg, So. JAMES, ANDREW DODSON; Kerrville, Fr. JANAK, KEVIN W; Georgetown, Fr. JANNING, CHRIS J; Georgetown, So. JANSSEN, JEAN THERESE; Victoria, Sr. JANSSEN, JOHN JOSEPH; Portland, Fr. JENKYN, RACHEL ANN; Austin, Fr. JOHNSON, WALTER CAL; Georgetown, Jr. JOHNSON, CAROL E.; Mc Kinney, Sr. JOHNSON, DANIEL D; Corsicana, Fr. JOHNSON, GLOVER 0; Houston. Fr. JOHNSON, SHELDON RAY; Elgin. Sr. JONES, ADRIANNE LYTRISHER; Killeen, Jr. Students 119 JONES, ANDREW DEAN; Georgetown, Fr. JONES, CAROLINE; Austin, So. JONES, JENNIE KATHERINE; Sherman, Fr. JUAREZ, MARY NORMA; Wichita Falls, So. KANTRALIS, KAREN C; Houston, Jr. KASMIERSKY, MICHAEL A; Conroe, Fr. KATZEN, ALAN KAY; Beaumont, Sr. KAY, SHELLY ANN; Houston, So. KEAHEY, MICHAEL; Longmont, CO, Fr. KEARLEY, KATHERINE; Corpus Christi, Fr. TS STUDENTS TUD JL Km J KEHOE, THEODORE; Tomball, So. KEHOE, THERESIA; Tomball, Fr. KEMPER, ALLISON RENNE; Llano, So. KENNEDY, PETER DREW; Houston, Jr. KENYON, JANICE ANN; Highland Park, Sr. KERR, STEPHEN MICHAEL; Pflugerville, Sr. KIAN, KIANOUSH; Greenville, So. KILBURN, FRANCIS E; Wheaton, MD, So. KING, KELLY KAYE; Spring, Jr. KINKADE, BRIAN WESLEY; Pearland, Jr. KIPPLE, JAMES A; Austin, Fr. KLARAS, LISA K; Deer Park, Fr. KLAWUNN, RUSSELL; Georgetown, Fr. KLEIHEGE, LINDA M; Houston, So. KOCH, KARLA ANN; Fredricksburg, So. 120 Students KOONTZ, LAURA; Marble Falls, Fr. KOSLEN, KIMBERLY J; Dallas, Ft. KOTZ, CORLYS E; Houston, So. KRENEK, TERRI; Georgetown, Jr. KUBALA, SHEILA DAWN; Georgetown, So. KUEBEL, KATHIE LYNN; Spring Branch, Jr. LACKEY, MINDY RAE; Weslaco, So. LACY, JEFFREY A; Edinburg, Fr. LANE, ELIZABETH M; Richmond, Fr. LANE, MARILYN ROSE; Woodville, Fr. t; 4 UflU l.tO KJLvJl Mbu LANGHORST, FRANK R; Netherlands. Fr. LAWLER, LYNDA KATHERYN; Dallas. Sr. LAWLER, SHANNON L; Killeen, Jr. LAWRENCE, KATHERINE; San Antonio, Fr. LAWRENCE, LORNA ELIZABETH; Alice So. LAWRENCE, TOI DENEECE; Kilgore, So. LE DOUX, SHEILA MAE; Leander, Sr. LEE, BONNIE LAURA; Round Rock, Fr. LEGGETT, HOLLI ANN; Mc Allen, Fr. LEIDLEIN, ERIC F; Georgetown, Sr. LEWIS, MARK CARL; Houston, Sr. LIECK, KENNETH W; Victoria, Jr. LINCOLN, REBECCA E; Richardson. Fr. LIPSCOMB, DAN ALLAN; Fort Worth, Sr. LIPSCOMB, ELIZABETH CHILES: Houston, Sr. Students 121 LITTLE, ERIN; Dallas, So. LIVIN, JEFF SCOTT; Houston, Sr. LONG, CYNTHIA E; Elgin, Fr. LONGACRE, LORI ANN; Georgetown. Jr. LOCKWOOD, ELLEN; Austin, Sr. LOPEZ, DELMA; Skidmore, So. LOWERY, M KEITH; Mesquite, Sr. LUCE, JOHN THEODORE; Dallas, Jr. LUND, CYNTHIA ANN; Houston, Jr. LUNGWITZ, KEVIN F; Houston, So. OTS STUDENTS STUDEN MACHACEK, PATRICIA; Palacios, Fr. MALSON, PAUL EDWIN; Woodlands, So. MANN, MARK DAVID; Austin, So. MANN, STEPHANIE; Pearsall, So. MAR TIN, LISA ROSETTA; Austin, Jr. MARTINEZ, RAYMUNDO; Alice, Fr. MATHIS, TRAVIS ALLISON; Houston, Fr. MATZINGER, MICHAEL JOHN; Katy, So. MAYER, TRACY LYNN; Seabrook, Fr. MC AFEE, ALEX; San Antonio, Jr. MC CLAIN, DAVID JEFFREY; Georgetown, Sr. MC CREADY, MELINDA; Georgetown, Fr. MC CORD, JERRY JEFF; Corpus Christi, Fr. MC CULLOUGH, KIMBERLY; El Paso, Sr. MC DOWELL, ALAN; Tulsa, OK, Fr. 122 Students MC FADDEN, DARCY JAMES; (Georgetown, So. MC GARITY, TIM; Favetteville. GA. Fr. MC KEE, SCOTT C; St. Louis, MO. Sr. MC KEEVER, DUNCAN; Corpus Christi, Fr. MC KNIGHT, AMY LUCILLE; Dallas. Fr. MC LAUGHLIN, DAVID W; Round Rock. Sr. MC LAUGHLIN, TIM; Oklahoma City. OK. So. MC LELLAND, LETITIA ANNE; Austin. Fr. MC MULLAN. GLENDA MARGARET; Austin. Fr. MC NEELY, MICHELLE LYNN; Austin. Jr. ,NT j vd ito) $t«de ct MEDLENKA, CHRIS S; Fort Worth. Fr. MENCONI, DAVID; Westminster, CO. Sr. MERRILL, LAURA ANNE; Austin, Jr. MERRILL, RACHEL ELIZABETH; Austin, Fr. MERRITT, DANA L; Houston, Fr. MEYER, JULIE ANN; Channelview, Sr. MICKAN, DANIEL OSCAR; Georgetown, Sr. MIIKKULAINEN, RISTO PEKKA; Finland, Sr. MILLER, HELEN LORETTA; MacGregor. So. MINTER, ANN M: Baytown, Fr. MITTANCK, DEBORAH KAY; Bellville. Fr. MOESER, JENNIFER M; Austin, Fr. MOHUNDRO, SARAH LYNN; Waco. Fr. MOKSNES, HEIDI KRISTIN; Sweden. So. MONK, ELLEN MARIAN; Abilene. So. Students 123 MONK, KAREN ANNITA; Gilmer, So. MONK, DAVID RANDY; Gilmer, Fr. MONTOYA, ADA THELMA; San Antonio, Jr. MOORE, KEITH TAYLOR; SmithviUe, Fr. MOORE, MICHELLE; Sulphur Springs, Fr. MOORE, TERRI KAY; Sealy, Fr. MORRIS, RHONDA ANN; Sulphur Springs, Fr. MORRIS, TRES; Fort Worth, So. MORRISON, GLENDA GAY; Houston, Jr. MORRISON, JAMES; Grapevine, Fr. ENTS STUDENTS ST MORSE, ELIZABETH; Georgetown, Jr. MOSELEY, EARL LEE; Seguin, Sr. MOUROUX, FRANCOISE; Austin, Fr. MOYE, KAROL KAE; Beaumont, Jr. MULLOY, MARIANNE; Round Rock, Jr. MURPHY, MELINDA LEA; Houston, Fr. MURRAY, TIMOTHY E; Dallas, Jr. NEDBALEK, DEBRA GAIL; Snook, Sr. NEELY, KYLE SCOTT; Austin, Sr. NELSON, JAHNNETTE; San Antonio, Fr. NEVES, ANNA B; Conroe, So. NICHOL, MARTHA JOE; Austin, So. NYBERG, TUSS MARLENE; Sweden, Fr. O ' HARA, KATHLEEN M; Richardson, Fr. OBAR, EDNA JOYCE; Carrollton, Fr. 124 Students OPITZ, JOHN ALLAN; San Antonio, Jr. OPOKU, PATRICK; Georgetown, Sr. ORSON, ASHLEY; La Mesa, So. PAGE, CONNIE; College Station, Fr. PAGE RAY DEAN; Grand Prarie, Sr. PALAGONIA, ANTHONY L; Georgetown, Sr. PARVIN, KATHRYN; Richardson, Fr. PARVIN, TERI GRACE; Richardson, So. PASCOE, GABRIEL; Mexico, Sr. PASS, SCOTT W; Richardson, Fr. r T T rnnQ Atucbtfa dtiAitofa PATRICK, KATHLEEN E; Manor, Fr. PATRONELLA, MICHAEL B; Houston, Fr. PATTON, RALA CAY; Austin, Fr. PATY, DONNA SUE; Georgetown, Jr. PEACOCK, TERESA SUE; Lago Vista, Jr. PECKHAM, LAURA JO; Piano, Fr. PEEK, JEFF S; Austin, Sr. PEEL, JENNIFER LEAH; Denison. So. PENCE, MICHAEL WILLIAM; Austin, So. PEREZ, GILBERT EDWIN; San Antonio, Fr. PERKINS, JAN E; Austin, Fr. PETERSON, GRETCHEN; Georgetown, Sr. PFLUGHAUPT, SHARON K; Houston, Jr. PHARR, MARY CAROLYN; Houston, Fr. PHILMON, JENNIFER; Beaumont, Fr. Students 125 PICKERING, BYRON KENT; Richardson, Fr. PICKENS, LARISSA; Albaquerque, NM, Fr. PITMAN, MARY KATHLEEN; Houston, Sr. POLK, SUSAN E; La Marque, Fr. POLLEX, CREIGHTON CARL; Houston, Sr. POOL, KENNETH WAYNE; Georgetown, Sr. POPE, JANINE LYNN; Austin, Sr. PORTER, MARGO MARIE; Houston, Fr. POTTS, ADA DENE; Lockhart, Fr. PYLE, MITZIE LEE; Houston, Sr. NTS STUDENTS ■g;.:.:.v.-, r; 1 PURCELL, IAN M; Texas City, Jr. PUSKARICH, MARGARET; Georgetown, So. QUICK, BRUCE HEFNER; Kingwood, Sr. RADFORD, KRISTEN LYNN; Beaumont, Fr. RADFORD, RHONDA KAY; Beaumont, Jr. RADOSAVLJEVIC, MOMIR; Austin, Sr. RALEY, DONNA KAY; Georgetown, So. RAMIREZ, JOE; Andice, Jr. RAMIREZ, REBECCA IRENE; Edinburg, Fr. RAMIREZ, ROBBIE LYNN; Edinburg, Jr. RASK, TERESA ANN; Killeen, Jr. RAVERT, LISA LYNN; Dallas, Fr. RAY, ROBIN; Corpus Christi Fr. REED, KAREN ELIZABETH; Round Rock, Sr. REGAN, MICHAEL P; Austin, So. 126 Students REID, ANGELA PAIGE; Norman, OK, Fr. REYNOLDS, SHEREE K; Wharton, Sr. RHODES, LISA GAIL; Austin, Sr. RICE, JON COLLINS; Houston, Fr. RICHARDS, DANIEL; Lake Jackson, Sr. ■NTS RICHARDS, DAWN MICHELLE; Austin, Fr. RICHBURG, DEBBIE ANN; Austin, Jr. RICKER, PHILIP DANIEL; Austin, Jr. RICKEY, PATRICIA GAIL; Houston, Fr. RIDENOUR, LINDA ANN; Fort Worth, Fr. MujturtA akudjufa) RIGGS, LAURA B; Houston. Fr. RIGSBY, ALICE GAYLE; Houston, So. RISINGER, BRIAN; Kerrville, So. RISINGER, TRACY; San Antonio, Sr. ROBERTS, STUART D; Richardson, Jr. ROBERTSON, COLLEEN; Beaumont, So. ROLLINS, KATHRYN; Austin, Fr. ROOK, KEITH ALAN; AmariUo, So. ROSS, AMY; Dimmitt; So. ROSS, PAUL KEVIN; Johnson City, Sr. ROTHHAMMER, LAURIE; Georgetown. So. ROWE, BEN DAVID; Richardson. Fr. RUDDY, PATRICK MICHAEL; Beaumont. Sr. RUSHING, SARA JEAN; Houston. So. SAKEWITZ, CLAYTON BOYD; Taylor, Fr. Students 127 SAKKERS, EWOUD; Net herlands, Fr. SALAS, NORMA JEAN; Austin, So. SALERNO, ELIZABETH ANNE; Austin, Fr. SANDERS, LESLIE KENT; Midland, Sr. SASSMAN, DAVID HAROLD; Austin, Fr. SAWYER, LESA; Georgetown, So. SCHELER, WANDA; San Antonio, Sr. SCHLEY, ROBERT M; George West, Sr. SCHMACHTENBERGER, DAVID; Edmond, OK, Jr. SCHNEIDER, CHARLES JEFFREY; Fort Worth, Jr. INTS STUDENTS Srrw ttN -JL- f -Ml I SCHROEDER, DEBRA ANN; Killeen, Jr. SCHROEDER, KAREN KAY; Killeen, Fr. SCHWARZENBACH, NICOLAS; Kerrville, Fr. SCOTT, LAURA LEE; Houston, Fr. SEILER, NANCY ANN; San Antonio, Sr. SELLERS, JOANNA LYNN; Jonesboro, Fr. SELLS, EUGENIA GEE; Gonzales, Sr. SELZ, MARK; San Antonio, Sr. SHACKELFORD, STACEY LYNN; Austin, Fr. SHEPHERD, SUSAN S; Houston, So. SHERROD, ANNE RIVEIRE; Fort Worth, Sr. SHILLER, CAROL DENISE; Houston, Jr. SHOEMAKER, ROSEMARIE; Killeen Sr. SHULTZ, BLYTHE A; San Antonio, Sr. SHULTZ, CARMEN LEIGH; San Antonio, Jr. 128 Students SIDERS, JACKIE K; Mc Allen Jr. SIKES, LEA ANN; Austin, Sr. SIMMONS, DAWN; St. Petersburg, FL, Fr. SIPTAK, JO ANN; Taylor, Fr. SISSOM, BERT WADDELL; Irving, Jr. SMITH, AMY LOUISE; Houston, Fr. SMITH, APRIL LEE; Mission, Sr. SMITH, LA MARRIOL LYNNE; Waco, Sr. SMITH, MICHAEL GILES; Denton, Fr. SMITH, RONALD R; Austin, Fr. NTS Abuknfo Atucbcto SMITH, RANDALL LEE; Houston, Sr. SMITH, SAMUEL JAY; San Antonio, Jr. SMITH, SANDRA JEAN; Beaumont, So. SMITH, SCOTT W; Georgetown, Jr. SOLOMON, CHRISTOPHER LEE; Piano, Fr. SORRELL, WAYNE; Favetteville, AR, Fr. SPRINKLE, LAURA LEE; Fort Worth, So. STANDIFER, RICHARD LEE; Waco, Fr. STANLEY, CYNTHIA R; Austin, Fr. STANLEY, MARGARET ANN; Midland, Fr. STARR, CARLENE MARY; Brekenridge, So. STELL, DORIANNE; Missouri City, Sr. STEPHENS, KEVIN B; Austin, Fr. STEPHENS, STEPHANIE; Nacogdoches, Sr. STEVENSON, DAVID ELLIOTT; Houston, Sr. Students 129 STINSON, WENDY KAY; Austin, Fr. STOCKHAM, CHARLOTTE; Houston, Fr. STOKES, JENNIFER; Beaumont, Fr. STONE, DONNA LYNN; Cedar Park, Fr. STONE, RUSSELL DAVID; Georgetown, SR. STROTHER, TOM POWERS; Dallas, Sr. STUTES, RANDY DON; Winnie, Jr. SUERMONDT, HENRI JAAP; Holland, Fr. SUMMERALL, PATTI LYNN; Coricana, So. SUNSERI, STEPHANIE; Galveston, Fr. NTS STUDENTS SWIFT, PAUL ALAN; Georgetown, Sr. SWORDS, ERICA; Covington, LA, So. SYVERTSON, DONNA; Universal City, Fr. TAGGART, FREDERIC; Dallas, So. TAYLOR, TREG ANTHONY; Austin, Fr. THOMAS, WALTER JOE; Mineral Wells, Fr. THOMPSON, CHARLES DOUGLAS; Austin, Sr. TONN, LISA RENEE; Georgetown, Sr. TRIETSCH, PAULA RUTH; Arlington, So. TROST, JENNIFER ANN; Lubboock, Fr. TSE, KING CHUNG; Georgetown, Sr. TURNER, ASHLEY STOCKTON; Houston, Fr. USREY, ROBERT LIGON; Midland, Jr. VALE, D ' ANNA CAROL; Houston, Jr. VALDEZ, VERONICA E; Baytown, Sr. 130 Students VANDRUFF, RAYMOND LEE ; Cypress, So. VANECEK, MICHELLE DENISE; Temple, So. VAN EERDE, WENDELIEN; Holland, Fr. VARGAS, YVONNE; Corpus Christi, Sr. VESTAL, PAUL; George West, Fr. VICKERS, VICKI ANN; Houston, Sr. VIDAURRI, DENISE A; San Antonio, Fr VIDAURRI, PATRICIA; San Antonio, Sr. WALDRIP, PAMELA: Fredricksburg, Sr. WALKER, LEIGH ANN; Piano, Fr. ITW TfTT IN AtudMb) tikv4jutfa WALKER, WILLIAM; Channelview, Fr. WALKER, TRACY RENEE; Wheeler, Fr. WALSH, MARCE LYNN; Houston, Fr. WALTHER, DEBORAH; Georgetown, So. WANG, JEFFREY S; Houston, So. WARD, VIVIAN; Georgetown, Fr. WARMINK, ELAINE KAYE; Georgetown, Jr. WEBB, ELISE A; Austin, Fr. WEBB, JEFFERSON; Birmingham, MICH Fr. WEBSTER, JOE CARTER; Irving, Jr. WEINBERGER, RHONDA; Austin So. WIER, MICHAEL R; El Paso, Fr. WELLAMN, PHILIP; Georgetown, Sr. WEST, MICHAEL D; Mc Kinney, Fr. WETTSTEIN, LAURA LYNN: Midland, Sr. Students 131 WHEELER, KAREN E; Austin, Jr. WHITE, KEVIN BERNARD; Orange, So. WHITLEY, JAMES TERRY; Temple, Sr. WHITLOW, SANDIA ANN; Round Rock, Jr. WIETERS, BRIAN K; Iving, Fr. WILES, DORI HELENE; Rowlett, Jr. WILKERSON, RONNIE LEE: Crandall, Sr. WILKINS, LINDA SUSAN; Houston, Sr. WILKINSON, TIMOTHY PAUL; Center, Fr. WILLIAMS, ELAINE P; Victoria, Sr. ENTS STUDENTS WILLIAMS, MARCIA RENE; Luling, Fr. WILLIAMS, LESLIE Highland Park, Sr. WILLIAMS, MARY LYNNE; Marshall, Sr. WILLIAMS, TRACEY; Georgetown, So. WILLIAMSON, DEBORA; Mc Queeney, Jr. WILLIS, COLLEEN F; Pflugerville, Sr. WILLIS, JONI; Shreveport, LA, Jr. WILLIS, MARY CAY; San Antonio, Jr. WILSON, ROBERT A; Georgetown, SR. WINFREY, JOHN N; Austin, Fr. WINK, AMY LAURA; Austin, Fr. WIPFF, JOHN DOUGLAS; Houston, Fr. WITCHER, DAVID GALLERY; Houston, Jr. WOLBRUECK, MONICA M; Bartlett, Sr. WOLLER, DAVID LLOYD; San Antonio, Fr. 132 Students WRIGHT, KRISTI L; Anchorage, AK, Fr WYBORNEY, DAVID ALAN; Houston, Jr. YANDELL, GEORGIA BETH; Cleburne, Fr. YAPLE, LAURA E; Houston, So. YERKES, NANCY LOUISE; Houston, So. YOUNGER, TARA BENET; Waco, Fr. YOUNG, PAUL MONROE; San Antonio, Sr. YOUNG, ROBERT ELDON; Houston, Fr. YOUNGBLOOD, NORMAN EDGAR; Seguin, So. ZEARFOSS, ROBERT; San Antonio, Fr. Akudwid AtodMit ) ZEIN-ELDIN, DAVID F; Galveston, Fr. ZGOURIDES, KIM ANNE; Kerrville, Fr. ZIKA, SAMANTHA ANN; Wheeling, IL, Fr. SINK, MARCI MARIE; Houston, So. ZIRKEL, DORI-LYN CHRISTINE; Alice, Jr. ZIRKLE, SUSAN JOY; San Antonio, Sr. Students 133 « 1 I 134 Closing 1984 was definitely a year to remember. George Orwell perceived it as a year to rewrite history. We have tried to change, but we have kept those traditions which made Southwestern great. This has been a year of great stride for the University and hopefully for you as well. The 1984 Sou ' Wester was put together for you to remember these times at Southwestern. Words alone cannot express my gratitude to those who helped me with this project. Anita Brown, Greg Caudell, Michelle Vanecek, Dean Brightwell, Dean Swift, Traci Datallo, David Fisher, Rhonda Radford, George Hutchin- son, Kristen Radford, Nancy Seiler, Ken Poole, Lawrence Thorne, Sarah Berthold, Karen Dailey, Alison Smith, Lynda Lawer, and Lori Miller helped me immensely. Special thanks go to Barbara Thomas, Faye Hubbard, and Marty Curtis for allowing me to have access to the New Service ' s publications and photographs. Also, I must thank Mary Beth Karr, Gayle Sampley, Virginia Eubanks, Kathy McDonough, and Julie Tunnell. Without these people, the 1984 Sou ' Wester would not have been possible. For everything, there is a season; a time to meet and a time to be known, a time to strive and a time to achieve, a time to entertain and a time to enjoy, a time to work and a time to play, a time to be alone and a time to be together, a time for tradition and a time for change, a time to begin and a time to end. 1984, a time to remember! $ JjaMccOGf Rob Galloway 1984 Sou ' Wester Editor Closing 135 - . V. .. 136 Closing 1984 1984 % A Closing 137 4? I • t 138 Closing 1984 984 m Closing 139 . .■ ■-■■■ ' ■ ' 140 Closing 1984 1984 984 Closing 141 « 142 Closin 1984 984 Closing 143 144 Closing 1984 19 m Closing 145 ♦ % 146 Closing 1984 1984 m Closing 147 i • § 148 Closing 1984 m Closing 149 150 Closing 1984 84 984 Closing 151 (9S4. . 0. 3wJL Xo JWM.VM.b4A. . 152 Closing wwaiawiaranmMMmwsfiaaKvSMraiOfiiSW