St Edwards University - Tower Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

.awfu- THE TOWER ST. EDWARDS UNIVERSITY 3001 s. CONGRESS AUSTIN, TEXAS ROBERT L. MCDANIEL EDITOR RICK WILLIAMS ADVISOR This year's TOWER is dedicated to those who have given more than they were expected to give to this university. I cannot possibly list all these people, but they know, as do so many others, who they are. There are three men among these who deserve special recognition and this book is dedicated especially to them. These men have given all they possibly could to everyone they encountered on our campus, from president to janitor, from student to visitor. These men are Father William Brady, Ed Norris, and Ed- ward Mangum. To them our grati- tude is extendedg to them a special place in our memories and hearts. Robert lVIcDaniel Flowing white beard- Wistloiii in his age, Youth in his eyes. Kindness emanates from the depths of his heart- Genlleness abounds in every gesture, Artistiy in every move. Hope ifefieets from his lace- Eaeh sight a greater joy, Each day a finer love. Lois J. Smith ,wg fx l M:?3g7fQx ,R MQW' FATHER ILLIAM BRADY -87 , ff ' f r B-', ' ' v,.', 5. ' , 'A - L, 55-1 1' I Q KYB GRRIS TRADITIGN 16 STUDENT LIFE 5 f wwf is 1 f GRCUPS 110 THEATRE 'Hr 51,1 'L 2 fha., ,, 1 V x 1 v Li, un .4 1 Af 1 1 if ' - , A - .-f ! U ' W.-v .44 jr- FACULTY 8: STAFF 56 SPGRTS 82 , 1--::V:7- 1-?.Trr 'T-7 g- 3---. -'--- v- -ff qi 1 -1-H , - , --vp-v-1-5-7-w ---1-me ' N EC? xi f 'F iff i 3 F P if X 1 xiii I . E. '2 '2..' .I' ' - QXII ,-1:4 45 QW , 4 -4 + d- EfTfj,-N2 , SEN IORS 1 34 ERCLASSME 1 6 1 -I 34. . As the traveller drives, hikes, or flies into Austin from almost any direction he sees the Main Building of St. Edward's dominating the Austin skyline. Here it has stood since 1903, having had two predecessors which were destroyed by fire and tornado. The ever presence of a Main Building on the hill has come to symbolize the unflagging persis- tence by which St. Edward's has survived. As the University has survived natural disasters, so also has it survived two world wars, a depression, recessions, and an energy crisis. Throughout this time it has given birth to and maintained many traditions, not the least of which is excellence in education. This most important of all college traditions is very much alive at St. Edward7s today and serves as a link to the past and a bridge to the future. Ab '1-they l i f MN Y ttttt ty' One ofthe most obvious ways the tradition of education works itself out is in encouraging another important S. E. U. tradition, that of Christian involvement among students. Two student communities on campus, the Oblates of Mary Immaculate and The Center for Creative Ministly, help participants integrate the Christian experience with their education and plan their futures accordingly. The Brothers of Holy Cross, Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and Campus Ministry all work to preserve the educational and Christian traditions at the University, but it is through the students that they are carried out. Only through the student at St. Edward's can these traditions be insured survival. Through participation in the classroom, in the laboratory, and around campus an atmosphere is created by students by which they grow as Christians, citizens, and individuals. The 1978-79 student body has not failed in this purpose. Students are gaining knowledge and experience as well as representing S. E. U. in internships on and off campus. Various minorities have organized to increase awareness oftheir presence to lmoth administration and students. l l l I r I 13 , .-.c , -'L-.4 .. TV x Y ' ' V z cg' -X x Pgf ..'-f - -3 J.- f ... A ' ' ' - ..,. .X A 1? L 1- 45304-'x4'.,it'u .hu I+, .a1'1'1,, . , ws, , V,-. .q.. -fe . 'Www' 4 ff 'I - NP L I. 1' , mfigdf, 1 g' '?h ' - ' Artwh The Student Association Inc. took active steps this year in seeking to help determine curriculum requirements and policies. Though their suggestions were generally ignored, they nevertheless made it clear that St. Ed's students will not unquestioningly accept directives from the offices ofthe administration. 5 , t -wifi So as the Main Building still dominates the view of Austin, so do time honored traditions prevail at St. Edward's University. They are not musty, meaningless traditions, but are being kept vitally alive and relevant for the students, for the future. TRADITION ,I ' St. Edwartfs University HILLTOPP ER 1 1 in I 'Bs-.',a ,P I, N Y .star XI 1 .. ' .' ., X g- : Q: 5 J 41 F ri I I V. - St. Edwards University ' HILLTOPPER Hilltopper Staff Editor Joseph Tally Managing Editor Karen Beagley News Editor Lee Gonzalez Amusements Editor John Nira Sports Co-Editors Mike Dickson Chris Ryan Contributors Margaret Nobile, Daniel Nelson, Pam Whitt, Juan Garcia, Leroy Clementich Photography Supervisor Albert Ochoa Photographers George Weil, Ruben Amaya, Debbie Valdez Advisor Rick Williams QW 91? A ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY PUBLICATION STAFF editor: wm. clayton mccord preparation assistants: albert ochoa, sunday iyamu. margie nobile, lynn renegar, patricia wood, lou oldendick. sketches: leslie graham, rey gaytan. is ,S ADVISORS rick williams, bro. edmund hunt Albert Ochoa, Wm. Clayton McCord, Margie Nobile, Sunday Iyamu D W 0 l 5, . qgrfv 1 , f ,. I M 14, 1 4 V. X. 1 , -7,5 311 PQ, Xxx fx? ,jst Nix. f- 7 I E, 0 -0- -A. STUDENTS ASSCCIATION, INC. 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From freshman to senior we shared our dreams, laughed over our sorrows and sang out our joys. Remember . . . ' .wi -,L P , I, 1 'uh -nl N A fr X Vw g-. '-K .R-12 . wif Isa? gN 4'11JF J-V, :P- P 'Ms' ff , i...-3' 1 Q. 44 1-1 '- 1 l D I , ,I 16' A ..., r.'4 5 t . 'J -.4,,,A . . ' 'f'-' f l-Lgf - : ' 32 VYVQ? K I , x 317' N.: J ' Q SM-.A.'.-e'x 5 , R- ITE? 4s,,c.Ek -M1 K 1 W, .Iv J.. ...ltd E f 'ff M V ' -gffp V ff ' ' 1 .1,1'5'-L.','7 :L A K Q EQ. N' 'T . , 4 lf.-- w ' 'ff' Rx 'Qffi''.:,L-1 ',L f5Ql-,:.jg,''f Q' Y, 5' , 3, w 1 x 1r3:'f1':13-'F'-1'-. N-' t ' E , w . -4 -.-ff: - .V . -f'1'5T37 ' 4 ' Q f f' ' ,.. - - 6 . an ' Y? 'ff U .:Q 'siffm - - n Pw r-f 'mei 1 . - '- ,P 'X iL1 1'fP44nX A bf W Tr ' - .4 X., :?'QJ'? ,gWm'.g:'4.i. 'rr gf K ll . .1 'Ffv' 7 li, T' - ' Q ,I Y' ll - , mg , 1 ., I - gg .ua A 1 X Kc X - H. ' J ,K ig, 3 g I A . . If fi-3.3 ,rf 14 v.' F T: ,g .EK Q if kfff cf-,5,fh . H- f , .. ff 4 ' lf9All5!--' 1' 1-J' ..,.72+-Qfgra Cv A., .Vu I .lfkx ' . lf ' QL?-n -7 -im. .Eg ji I 24' , - 4 K 5 ursrl- N :im f . mf1H'B4H ' rn---ff A Q ,f 1 A Y , ,952-'gg.::,,,, 1 - V- Lx? W'.,fLQ-Ll,-'5-157 .1 ENE. L., J. ,aff 'x N-.X ' warg 45 V .... N. -w1'5',? . M1 Wt irq . W W In , V q.-in A-e lfuii ,ln-, 74 in M 49 Tw ,. .,:i is to 5 t . i A Ita r t t I l l l i .Y l The Center for Creative Ministry is a Christian live-in experience that opened its doors in the fall semester, 1978. Housed on the third floor ol' Andre Hall, the center has a three-fold purpose: the es- tablishment ofa Christian community, the study of ministry, and the development of volunteer services within the local area. The community began with eight mem- bers the first semester and increased to eleven members by the second semester. Besides maintaining the regular functions ofthe house, including cooking and clean- ing, the members commit themselves to an on-going community prayer life along with times for private prayer. The Center is ecumenical, therefore allows a variety of 5 O spiritualities and religions to come together as a Christian blend of worship. In order to enhance this study, the Center provides a weekly forum that invites peo- ple from around the country to share various aspects of service. Throughout the year, 27 speakers have shared ideas on topics ranging from scripture to ritual, from prison reform to hunger, and from specific organizations to national con- cerns. These weekly forums entitled liv- ing room sessionsw have provided an on- going educational setting not only for the Center's community but also for the general university and local community. Each member has performed volunteer work and services within the local com- munity. Community members have pro- vided educational experiences in religious education programs, bible study pro- grams, health care services, retreat pro- grams, and advocacy roles for the elderly, women issues, and amnesty programs. Dedicated to the belief that all people are called to serve others, the Center is one of the more unique college programs in the country that provides an opportunity for individuals to discern what gift they have to share with others. It is the hope of the Center that after experiencing this pro- gram of prayer, study, and action, the members will continue this service after college. Wm, D i YH CHRIST RI E J .-1 I M, fu C I TER ATIO AL AY 4 'Gi Ll'-J' s I 'Z x, 'H I 241 N N' I h J , V' 3 S ,. gx. ,H- L .fy J K If-1 ik!-.,, . nif- -f MO DAY APRIL 9, 1979 if 4 , 'sf 4 5 Vl., l ' . 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M515 Q1 ,QL -' , . .-qv461'ffn.-ygft tif- A-43 Q . AY., 'h .. - .- -.'.' ff, : , L' 'IQ' f' QW' . ,n.'4-'7-- fm km' - ' .I ,.,Y,. , - :egg--H... Q., ,Q LL- ,H-.P - 5 Q. .-1 ,- V. V- -., - -f Q-.-. 'gp--1' Ax afar- L5fQ',,,ff . V4- .rffgy W 'H 5 I -fl? .L V, -- bf P ,xv -H ,- H-M.,y,iiQ:f?:vg'H , v H 7 '-Argiqk -. FACULTY AND STAFF In 1885, Father Edward Sorin, Founder ol' our beloved institution. named the school after his patron saint, Saint Edward. Saint Edward was King of England and was married to Edith, daughter of Godwin, Earl of Wessex. He was a religious man and though his rule was a weak one he was able to maintain peace throughout his reign. His death came on the eve ofthe Battle of Hastings, and he was cannonized and named the confessorw by Pope Alexander HI. Walsli, Bro. Stephen President I . tag: - . Wimlln-rg, Rvv. 'HIUIIHIS Vim- Pm-simlvllt Sluclvnl S1-rvicvs , , - .H - . .-V---.,T,.,-g,-.1-.-.-3,,l7 -f.:,7-u- .w. in-S 'W' ,H M bln- Q'-fill? 1 , ,v-,QV Z' fulllliHt'l'. Bm. Ilvnry F:Xl'I'llliVl' Vim- l'1'vsi1l1'llI Ac-ada-umia' De-an if-Lug 1.1 1 Q-' QQ.,- ,Sin-...- ,it- 59 Handy Lu kia- I ug u I ii Exu UIIV1 Dirvulor no 1 asm CAMP li-lun Kin:-I, .hum-s llatuhvr. Tlmnms ,lanitorial Supervisor Manning, lla-nry Assistant Union Dir: Cruz, Frank I--.v 'fx 1 155 mul' TL x 47' Q '-v 'fob - -A.-' J.-L2 ' cg fu' H f 5' ,in Jw, ' I ' ln, b, ,,, .. . Q.,-. - cv ' -' - --11 - M uv A 3 i ',, '1 V , ' ' ,,.,. ,K ,, 'M A- Y xi., il. J-sus. en- , Y wry-gy 4- hs. 1 ,X Se f ft- ,s 5 ' ' AT- .' 7, ' 'V-2. 1, - f ,Q-' 5 1' ,' 1.-- r, - V., 1 ...-.-x. , . 'f-56 - .w4.J!, ' 4,.y .J Q , J ,' '.I lQiQ. -, -.gr.,,.t-'-on -wg LL fftliv ff J. t W i ,init Eufvfqlas H' i ' 1 - -'-' ' - ' A ' N 3'?'T '!i +'-.' v-ei..!,Q.t.,,!17....' ggi, ,W - 7' not A Top: Left: Above: Cliffl Betty Communications Supervisor Apiculla, Bro. Raymond Associate Campus Minister Director Center for Creative Ministry Norris, Ed Proitessor Physical Education Purron, Bro. John Assistant Proil-ssnr English ...VT . ,,L,, 4 an 1'- r ,. v, !'-' ? -,wr-' pf---. , .. V 3,4 --.L a 1.-': W .- 5: ' fi ., ,ff se' Figs. ,:2pf':f5'fi'tf,r' .--..- wir '- 1. fr 5 52. , mm 2.54.5- A, N 'I-.. i sp : : I if- .N .. X , Q K Mangum, Edward Prollessor Theatre Arts Y iff r if 62 .Bw .3 .V .., .h Q., 1.- - v q1a.--',. 'vf T.: 1 . . - ,.-:of . - ' 1-'Wv 1 ' J' I M .gi Wiii4', Jim Plant Mechanic I-'lr-uvher, .iarrws Dil'l!Cl0I' Physical I lant 1 Dailvy. Virginia Associate- Auaqlc-lnic: Dean .1 ,ffl-Els: I' A ,gg K if-, 9' gfiffl-1 A ..-fsfdw R I... 1 ...-7 X i- , 'YM i K . Pi fgff-.iii .-:a'x'i: ' -Zf,1:- 'F' Hopper, Marianne Assistant Professor SociologylCriminal .Iuslice 1.-or .:- PA?- W-1??'m mx',f':: '!iu'f'w,- KN , ,, . Q. i. - -W. U, E15 ...r 'SH' ,J . 1 U ', 'yliiiw 4. .fr .1 W, L, Jr 4-iq -',!:..r '. 1 Lucas, John Director Admissionsl Records Mills, Jimmy 'a Chairperson Physical! Biological Sciences V 4 -1 4 Knuclsvn, john Vice Prc-side-nt Un ivvrsily Re- lations Walsh, Sister Marie Director BilinguallBicultural Program Wvllm-r. Callin- Acllninislrativz' Sl'l'I'4'lill'N Pl'l'5UIll'IK'I 5 V P If . . il1am:iz1lAl'lL1irs Nolen, Claude' Professor History f a k I dim h Sllllll R11 I1 t111111i1111t111 H l11st1u1t11m1l IVl11l1.1 1 lllllltg., R1s11u111 C11 tl Zanardi, William Assistant Profbssor Philosopiiy 0'R11u1'kc, Peter Dir1r1:t11r. TI111z1trc Assistant Proibssor Theatre Arts Mendoza, Robert Adjunct Instructor Art t Q ' JJ ft- 154 WRT 4 ' 0 . I ' Wy , v E 'YQ P- 'f f f , . N uf ' , ' I J: f ,fulfil E i P .et J-'T' ' f r u. ix '.. , 1' I I ' . 2 'At 2 ' It 3 Q ' J qv , f' - - , 0 Q5 J-Nz .I . I Q! I ,... :LN 1 ' I H .X . , ' L: F 1 , It - A. ' :f f ' A-Y-1-' r A s ee --... 'sf-L-Q, W' s 1 'sla g Xxuxmu U T, Westtm n, Bro. James Instructor Spanish Lower Left: Lower Right: Williams, Rick Director Student ActivitieslReUn1on Carnes, Curtis Associate Professor Finance f- fi if ' J, ,N ,f ,. 7 1 if ' .- ,A .- A 1:',:,51, ,f, f,. -ra? 2 emit: -X, . . y 4 5-JP A ' ki J.-v 1 Q ' if fy: L, N Us I H ' '-Gnmfxsfliiiv ig gd i'2'i -9.3 4 D. U 3 -b--me E5 If QpfiiJ5E71'f5,1'b- 'wif fs! f' '. -e ff'- - :r'..r-- Jvvf' 411' ,rj-.1.r.?'jQl3-J .1.':.5,4 ' N I 351141 'c'ff'J. K V. LK?K,,,l..L- Nfpflx-I-4' -, J ,..x, ff L ' , 253115 , , '. ,.'j,r'f'll 4, ' I 4' Y ',Jm,-+0-' A r , V 4 I., rr.J ' A- Nleyer, Sr. ,lean Dean New College Burbo, Sister ,lean Dean of Students .2 f ' - - . y . 45' . Lqgex ff 1 rl 4 fy' '- Q f Il ':' ' I - ' L 1 ' x J 1 I L1 S L -. i I I If 'i L LL fu sy ' LA f fr: If jliilflfm 'Yis 1 J ' r 4, .f Al A F l was Y , Jin. I1 .. ,N ..- ...A-. K .N r- f , I . Post Don - , ,M w E 1 Assouate Professor f P rx. ga , ' Soclology ' J' ' I -.- ' ' 1 T -if - 'N35-4-'f ' A Q 54-r, -,E veg.: -H an wLr.rg WK W' 73 . I 1 ' F .-if i . It ' V Q' I .W 3 X .mfr I' 5 ff op Lt-fl: Lu-im, ohn Assistant Protifssor Criminal Justice Bottom Left: Kinsey, Richard Assistant to the President Bottom Right: Osterhaus, Leo Chairperson Center of Business Administration 68 Er. L A - .. W . :fg3,. ' Top Lt-ft: -Ar :Flag ., -. 5-3 lVIt:Leod. Mary Adjunct Instructor Dance Bottom Lett: VonQuinlus, lfrantres tlt-ltl Administrative Assistant to tht- Prt-sitlcnl Dean, llsv friglttl Atlministrativt- Sl'Cl'f3lkll'V to tht- Executive ,ff Vim' Prvsitlt'nt!Auaclt-init: Dean It 1' l Top Right: Weber, Sistvr lVlatlt-loinv Sophie lf fs- .Ni ., 1 I I Chairperson 1,5 'lfglrf N, ,gg l Behavioral 81 Social Scitrntrc-s mlQ3 ,l l X Middle Right: Collier, Boytl ?ly flfi, ' ' Associatr- Proli-ssor lll' tl' , Business Administration i i Bottom Right: Conoly, Wzlllv Associate Professor Tl? ,' Ai- rl - -5 Art il?-515 N 4- U :I- N-B-4 1-11- flfront Howl PHYSICAL PLA .Mm M. Gm-rrc to Vic-torizl Rivm-ru Lum' Jxfillltl Anita tfonzuln-s Cruz Rttlll'lf,illt'Z Josiv ixl'0f'llil fBatfk Rowl Cingt-r Vail Santos Ylmrru Minnim- Conzalvs A fLeft to Rightl Jim Fletcher, Lucius Hall, Oscar Kruhl, James Terry, Chuck Winkler, Frank Besselle, Albert Moreno, lldefonso Juarez, Howard 4'Butt:h Southwell, Steve' Johnson, Danny Dolan, Esteban Leal, Gregg Johnson, Nlondell Reddic -iii' Florek, Tony Associate Professor English History Tracy and Robert Strong, A Dirvctor. Center Strong, B Title Ill C x zibf' ,, ,iw 1 , H ,555 . i, 'nf lv Q , ng-,.I I U 5 ff' K ., I . X i , .H Top l.vl't: Middlv Lott: Bottom Lt-lt: Top Right: Bottom Right: Colm-, Carol Sm-umtaly Educzltionul Planning Center Colley, William Associatt' Pl'oli's-sol' Nlanagelnt-ntll'ul1lit: Admin. 0,Ncz1l, Joseph Adjunct Instructor, RCM Advisor, New College Dailey, ,lnhn Coordinator He-altli Cart- Administration Pvnn. William Assistant Prolivssor Pl1ilosopl1ylRvlig. Studies 5-M., lop limit: Butlum IA-fl: 'limp Right: Nlimltllu- Right: liuttmn Right: Corin-lt. .lzum-s i... , llirm-tur of Kc-st-un-I1 'l'vu1'Iwr Corps l,l'Ujt'l'l Xvulii Martha Atlministrztlivv Assis Sllltit'lll Svwim-vs Butwt-k. l,LllI't4'ii1 Assistant l'roii'ssur Hnglisli Gruvvs, 'lilmmus Assuuiuu' Pruli-ssur 'l'lu-utrv Arts Dunn, Bro. William Prutbssul' History taint i..,av- -,,.-P' -1-V 'xi Hx 1 5 .rv i 3 F V, ti 41. H. -4 P . 5' 43 -lf. si QQ 4.-A , is Q ' i l F r Irvin, Stan-Assistant Professor, Arl Business Office' Left toright: Scott, Fred-Controller, Nickel, Doris-Payroll Bookkeeper: Greenfield, Judy- NSDL Bookkeeper, Carver, Linda-Book- keeper, Yow, Doris-Bookkeeper, Melendez, Deborah-Secretary, Cathey, Darla-Book- keeper, Flint, Peggy-Bookkeeper, Carroll, Miriam-Secretary, Hernandez, Roger-Ao countant. 1 l is ' X3 ll sl pf-r--- -' X .Q . , . ,f.,, 74 ' 1 ,,,,' 1-. 1. Left to right: Bllgfin, Larry-Direelor Milner ,lame Sage .lemes-Director, Cole Carol-Secretary' Slkorski, Bernadine-Director' Hilliard ,Ilm mic? Keeley, .loanne Hopkins Cynthia Kneeling: Voytek, Ken V41 4-, ...qi Q s. 'Q' :Vx - .9 ' JN . L ls' l A 1 v AR X VD? '? '10 Left to right: Maldonado, Lora--Secrelaryg Telford, .ludith-Counselorg Bjelland, Thomas-Head Teacherg Sisk, Cathy-Asst. Tutor Coordinator: Aguirre, Mario--Counselorg Lindsay, Sam-Coordinator 'l'RlO Programs. f. i 1' 'x Lynch, Bro. Daniel Professor Biology - 4 ' Bounous, Ruth-Coordinator University Intern- ships 1' r uw: I 9. .fn L Allow: Hanson. llro. ,'iIlIll'S Assistant l rolivssor 'liln-ology Almovv Riglil: S4-rilmvr. Bro. Simon English l'roli-ssor X . IQFXX L . .g,,.,, ,Q 7 ' ' Y E 1 4:52 1 1 .1 ,LW . I Ziff li' l 1 h',', l i mil , 'i ' , ,ii 1. 1 ' l -, A i 3.5, 3 , .i ,, '-r rx Almvv Clovkwisv: Flores, Rioarclo, D. Reuruilvrljolx Developer, Delgado, Roclollim Assistant Academic ArlvisorlSn-rvivvs Spa-uialist, Harcly, jackie Exon-utive Director, Gonzales, liosic- Clerk lypist, Mena, Manuvl ll:-all Counsvlor. Rinczonvg Larry Associate Director, Barriernlos, Ernvslo Counselor. Comer Clockwisv: Lawson, Cvcil Hx-acl Rcsiclunt l'rr'n'ionl Hall, Acosta, Teresa Resident Hall Coordinator, Har- ris, Dew Hi-ml Rosidm-nt Women's Dorm, Gayiun, Reynalclo Resident Coordinator Doylv Hall. Left: Padilla-Hajjar, Ramona Assistant Professor Bilingual Education J' R131 nu I. Dirk-Hazen, Daisy-Career Education Counsulor wffrfzffv-7 5 UZ: 35,10 .TIL ' if' T' 1 3 W N , if ,, N , ny 1 Koontz, EunioefAssociatc Director l 81 R Center. Cartwright, Robert-Asst. to the Director 1 Sz R Center ,ufv-V: ,Lx 4 -V -i A 1 .,,, 1' A H V L1-wis, ,Iohn D.-Assistant Professor Chemistry 3335 McComb, Chris-Pu blic Relations 25 'ag Sim, get 'A 1 g Sl i l WJ MIT X' can X -A all 'vi Clmwkwisf-: Zimmurman, Waym-, Proli-ssur ol' Nlatlig Angm-rim-iur, lim. William, Prullwasur ul liuiglislig Willis, Paula, Svurvlaryg Auclwy, ,Izum-S, llll'0l'll1k1ll0ll Spa-uialislg Bimlvr, Cm-nv, As:-uw. V. l'. Sluilm-nl Se-rviuns, 0'Nm-ul, lVlarlvm-. Nurse-. 78 A i Wbf., uu- 1 5 rv---N-H - - FWF .4 'Q-, !,. ,g,.s H EF 151' Y , 1' .il l V N' ga- J r, 1 1-1, VT, F qt, K. , 3 H .:1.Wf3.-'1 ' ' N ju EPI, '- 1-1:14 , Q V A ll . Q-. Y'2'vwLf11 - I . j iIf4N:2?3 4 , w f A 35 1 Ay-14.1 f . 4 1 x ' . fa: Q ' ' 1- -' ' ' sm ' 1 I ! G I Srzl ! law 27, 1 Q 7 cwl0l'kWiS1'Z Roselle-s, Lupv, Pos! Omw Cla-rkq l c-l'rarz1. Us-nnis, Vo. If lnslrw-lorg l'lzu'4ly. Bm-lly. Ass l'l'ul'm-ssm' Ell'IIli'IllilI'y Erlmxraliullg Pm-suli, Pc-lm-r, PmIl'ssnr 0'.El1g.':IiSIlf, Nluvllvr, Bro. Gvrulxl, In slrl C.:-nu-r: Quirmnvs. Frank, Din-4-Img Nlupp, ESHIIIEI, PI'4llLfl'ZlIll. wlnr in Nlusiug Slum-1'ki, Iii:-k. Cmwllg Kvnny, Sislvr Mary Kvvin. Assov. l'rufm-asm' ul' llislmy nv , A- L45 612 .cznmzf 1' , A gi, LIBRARY STAFF Loft to Right: Karin Ricks. Eileen Slimrkcl, Broncla Garcia, ,loc Sprug, Kathy llerzik, Lu Nt-llv Ezellc, l7rz1nt:n-s Owen, Valinmla Bradshaw. Clcmenticli, Rev. LeRoy Campus Nlinister Smith, Angela Director, Public Relations 80 Ricks, James Adjunct Instructor Business Administration Pv- -tn Sm 1 E .1 .V-f3.f- -J.--frfl 5+FL1 ,Milil- if.:-E73 , , NZM, 3, A, ,, nip , ,s.-5:..,. ,, '-fs' :','f1' ' . H if r ,lt W X 2 Coe, Bro, Louis Assistant Professor Mathematics I .. .yw Hinkle, Glenn Koch, JHIUCS Chairperson Associate Professol Center for teaching ECOIIOIYHCS and learning REGISTRAITS OFFICE Left to Right: Rosa Licea, Cheri Diener, Grace Slatlery, Phyllis Rieser, Donna Holcomb. ,QV N ' I TL QL?-L ' .El w-0 T' K , E . ' li C Corcoran, Bro. Cornelius Professor Business Ad min istralion Brezik, Bro. Hilarion Associate Professor Art it O'Connor, Patricia Associate Professor English WE 'Z ' :nf 81 -1 1 L X v 'f .A Aff' 4... -1 - r SPORTS I MEN S VARSITY BASKETBALL The 778-'79 Hilltopper basketball team opened the season under the direction of first-year coach, Rick Starzecki. Spirits were high in the early going, but the team stumbled to a 6-21 season record. Despite the poor record, the players never lost pride. The season was ended on a winning note, a 98-92 victory over cross-town rival Huston-Tillotson. Two months after the season's finale, Starzecki announced his resignation. The 1979 TOWER salutes graduating seniors Steve Jaska, Harold Kindred, ,lim Littleton, and Allen Zaiontz. Zaiontz was the Big State Conference scoring champion, averaging 21 points per game, and a unanimous Big State Conference First Team selection. Chris Ryan Dwight Luckett :X if-f l l Q l '.. -. . N X N.. ii t lr it ,. i l li l . 1 I be ! Rt rl ii il H 't' 'llxllll F4 , 's T . , 'Q H 'N K .. 27g X 1 ' ' if QL-P-' .,,X L :J 5-:S 6 . ff Q xx my Q A df .RMC- 1 4: H U 9 ' 4. 25 xnxx,- : .1 ya. A H. fx Q? ' ' x x fi! Vl Q5 352 S Y? 5 K QA 5 K ,bi 1:-e i Pk - V Sax , had M , Saint Edward's University 1978-79 Basketball Schedule November 15-Wedn esday 18-Saturday 20-Monday 21-Tuesday 25-Saturday 27-Monday 30-Thursday December 1-Friday 4-Monday 5-Tuesday 9-Saturday 1 5-Friday January 5,6-Friday, Saturday 9-Tuesday 13-Saturday 18-Thursday 20-Saturday 24--Wednesday 27-Saturday February 1-Thursday 3-Saturday 7-Wednesday 10-Saturday 13-Tuesday 1 7-Saturday 22-Thursday Sul Ross Tarleton Texas Wesleyan Dallas Baptist Texas Christian University Hardin Simmons Tarleton Dallas Baptist University of Texas at Arlington Austin College Sul Ross Abilene Christian Wayland Baptist Invita- tional Wayland Baptist, Santa Fe, Saint Edwa.rd's, Sul Ross Austin College 'Huston-Tillotson 'East Texas Baptist 'Texas Lutheran 'St. Maryis 'Southwestern Texas Wesleyan 'East Texas Baptist 'St. Mary's 'Texas Lutheran Paul Quinn College 'Southwestern 'Huston-Tillotson enotes Big State Conference Games Alpine 53.56 Austin 53-55 Fort Worth 55-89 Dallas 69.96 Fort Worth 42.88 Abilen e 66.67 Stephenville 59.39 Austin 46.57 Arlington 56-7 5 Sherman 60-61 Austin 74-69 Abilen e 66-85 Plainview 74-82 72-73 Austin 77.71 Austin QSEUJ 72-79 Austin 57.54 Austin 87 .88 San Antonio 74-104 Georgetown 59-83 Austin 88- 101 Marshall 92.93 Austin 54. 76 Seguin 67.76 Austin 84-89 Austin 82-91 Austin QHTJ 98-92 Qi F' Q9 S.E.U. WOMENS BASKETBALL SEU VOLLEYBALL The SEU volleyball team faced the 1978 season with a young crew. Guided by Coach Diane Daniels the squad consisted of an all-freshmen lineup and one sophomore from the 1977 team. A lack of height, power, and experience plagued the team. The 3-11 season was used mainly for build- ing future success. 90 9. gi G-.1 I gf . ei ' 155. . iii? i 'Ms M s 1- w L i E x. M l. . F' 'M : 1 -xihi,,Lg4f 'fa QU? W ,A ,..- ,W , 51,1 Af ,.- n. S W Y v .Q . , x y 'TQ :I I Iifgflii ,r 31 ' 15522: zyglr '-523 . 1, ,:p.31.. ' 'Y :T ' I ,p,'Y1UI,2' -1 fi' ,N F , . 1 1 :Z ., ,F Vw' x I-W1 ...---1 .. -.f E ' a 's ,gm , 'W g ,4 Mix- If QMS .,-1..., .. ff grffAg1lf5'gyvV!uwm..Lijf 1 I 1515 W .iiffdfii S I f 11 .fz. ,.v. Amr.. '- -?ZXS.M'ii .HRK Alix 4. 4 ' E ,Ce A z ' ' ST J WSG- A.' 'W m gm.. f Y -' f gg: ' pens , -wi 1: i'1' ,niimflkf ' I -7' slmmw Q' 1 w AA ,m 91.3 - . 2111. I I I4 2 x .. ni in ,if sy - Gai? ,V N x W. , all 5 5 3 199 HILLTOPPER 4-51 Q 1Kneeling Left to lJtight1 Tony Garibay, Ernie Saldivar, Rich Krawczyk, Tim Schmotzer, Asst. Coach Rick Undell, Mascot Strider. Bubba Jennings. Faron Fowler. 1Standing Left to Right1 Mike Nicknish, Kenny Goode, Asst. Coach Ray Schmotzer, Dan Butcher, Mark Smith, Leo Lindeman, Kelly Latz, Clarence 1 erny, Luis Martinez, James Ellison, ,lavier Gonzaliz, Marty Massey, Myron Gilmore, Robert Wilhite, Anthony Dobias, Tim Hubert, David Luczkowski, Randy Caska, Don Trent, Terry Cobble, Steve Drury, Coach John Knorr. The 1979 baseball team compiled a 35-18 record, breaking several records in the process. In addition to most wins, the hilltoppers also captured new records for doubles 1811, homeruns 1301, sacrifices 1501, runs 13561, runs batted in 13561, walks 12801, complete games 1271, innings pitched 13551, and lowest pitching earned run average 13251. Several individual on e-year career records were also re-writ- 1611. Coach John Knorras hilltoppers filed an even 6-6 conference winfloss record, with the difference between a fourth place standing and a conference championship resting on the wings of one run ball games that went the wrong way. Though this year's squad will return an equally potent and powerful conference contender the likes of seniors and the names that were so prevalent in S. E. U. baseball will sorely be missed. To these toppers, people like Kenny Goode, Leo Lindeman, Marty Massey, Steve Drury, David Luczkowski, and Ernie Saldivar, players who occupied the batter's box with commanding authority, we wish you well and miss your bats. Senior pitchers Rick Butcher and the sensational two-four, James Ellison will not only be missed but remembered for their outstanding perfor- mances on the mound. 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With teams like, Pontius Pilate and the Nail Drivers, and Bushhead and the Tribe, how could the mens' intramural basketball be anything but, uh . . . interesting '? '? ? These P- young aspiring Steve Martins' were joined in the ranks by La Familia, Vlfrecking Crew, Ommodons, Los Azteeas, The lVlason Dixon Boys, The Tigers, Skeets, Dire 'Straits fl7resh off their American tourj, and the Ublates. With so mueh dexterity you might wonder just who could possibly emerge victorious from such a board, but in the all and all it was A Touch Oi' Power over the Skeets for the mens' intramural basketball title. The women, though less numerous, were equally as impressive with teams like The Space Cadets, who had trouble coming down, Bad Luck ll-a remake of Bad Luck 1, Grass Roots, who were always on tire, and Sweet Honesty the eventual champions. ga-fin 1-1' -f41?'.S'fB No 575271 ffm WA tm --Y .L I , l i 'Y QQ , if fiuatuu, n 1 T l 1 ' '95 U , Q . 5 M 9 lk Eg? 103 S 3 . -A':'N-. 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T imothy Macht Paul ........... .... R ichard James Johnson Lieutenant .......... ......... T erry Evans Male Understudy .... Female Understudy .... . . . . Simon Reynolds . . . . Marian Albright Props-Angie Oviedo, Carla Dunlap, Simon Reynolds, Marian Albright. Scenery-Lainie Pruitt, Linda Collman, Kathy Polk, Carolyn Graham, Mary Scheitinger, Sally Lehman. Costumes-Sue Constan, Maggie Elliston, Margaret Pinkley, Julie McKelphin, Kimi Dakour, Elaine O'Donnell, Corrinne Hernandez, Mary Scheitinger. Box Office-Kim Benson, Sue Constan, Elsa Garcia, Helen Biggs, Tobie Tucker, Lainie Pruitt, Linda Collman, Julie Edgcomb, Debbie Gaughan, Connie Campbell, Jerri Gallagher, Mary Scheitinger. l PRODUCTION STAFF ' ' Assistant to the Director Stage Manager Asst. Stage Manager Carla Dunlap Bill McMillin Martha Alderson Lighting and Sound Technician House Manager Martha Alderson Julie Edgcomb F Director of Theatre PROFESSIONAL STAFF Directing, Playwrighting, Theatre History .... Costume Design, Acting . . . Acting, Theatre Speech ..... .....:..... .-.....-....--..- THEATRE STAFF ....-.--..u---.-a. I Departmental Secretary, Public Relations ......... Asst. Technical Director, Shop Foreman . . . Publicity, Advertising .............. Box Office Manager, Group Sales . . . Prop Mistress ............... Playbill Editor .......... . . . Peter O'Rourke Edward Mangum . . . . Susan Loughran . . . Tom Graves Zelma Richardson . Brian T. Stuart . . Bill McMillin . . . Carla Dunlap .. Angie Oviedo . . . Timothy Macht 1 ANGELS THREE w .X 'x E .as , 4 ' ,QW ,ffidr I MY THREE ANGELS is the St. Edwards University entry in the AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL XI. Presented by THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS ALLIANCE FOR ARTS EDUCATION Produced by THE AMERICAN THEATRE ASSOCIATION Sponsored by AMOCO OIL COMPANY and THE AMERICAN THEATRE ASSOCIATION I 11 20 THE CAST Harry Brock . . . .................. BRODERICK CRAWFORD Billie Dawn . . . ........... Susan Loughran Paul Verrall ..... . . Felipe Macias Ed Devery ........... ........ R ick Carballada Senator Norvel Hedges . . . ......... Donald M. Gade Mrs. Hedges .......... .... C AROLYN JACKSON I Eddie Brock .......... ....... T imothy Macht The Assistant Manager Q . . . . . Michael Stuart Helen ............. Patricia D'Angelo A Barber ..... . . . . . Ricky Watkins A Manicurist . . . . janet Marie Cheff A Bootblack . . . . . . Ken Melamed A Waiter . . . . Greg Wilkinson Bellhops . . . Haythem Dawltt Peter O'Rourke Richard Johnson At matinees and selected evening performances the role of Mrs. Hedges will be played by Sue Constan. Understudy for Mr. Crawford . . . ....... Timothy Macht Understudy for Ms. Loughran .... .... . . . . . . Davia Rene Johnson Understudy for Mr. Macht ............................... Richard Johnson Ilnderstudies never substitute for listed players unless specifically announced at the time of the performance. SETTING A Penthouse Hotel Suite in Washington D.C. ACT I AC'I' II A Late afternoon in September Early evening, two months later 10 minute intermission 10 minute intermission ACT III Later that night PRODUCTION STAFF A ' h D' t Asst. Stage Managers lgiilfrf 'Ihllgigiii-t sslstzlrlasy lgobdswirirec or Elaine O'Donnell Sarah Brown Jeff Clarke Mike Gereke L' h B d O t Sound Technician Pgyffg, lffglffr lg tJeftimClarklieem or sheixa Johnson p Costume Supervisor SQCHCYY. Mary Sgliiaitinger Susan Loughran Mhgslesguljgn Greg Wilkinson e ew Ken Melamed Costumes 509 Consul' Sue Constan Maggie Blliston ' Kathy Polk Lights-Steve Carpenter, Tony Matrona, Becky Navarro, Mike Paquette, Robert Sandoval, Sheila johnson. ' ' ' K' B , M rth Ald , El 'ne O'Donnell, Sheila Johnson, Box Office-S'i1?yCi:1lg:ziii,nIEiin Ii3?nsohTs3li'aq' aShe:iman,ell2l:ien Iiionteath, Linda Collman, Janet Cheff, Mary Kay Baer, Helen Biggs, Debbie Gaughan, Jorga M2-Dgfllllls 111116 Edgecomb. H - Q ? Afr- 'UL gp, ' 4 5--Q. xuvv I- n Ei A Z ff' inf- Yip f N if 'gg N I 1 X if xi :ff I 51 ,fs vr if . X ' wi IOL THE Celia .. Leila .. Fleta ...,..,..... Queen of the Fairies ,........ CAST fin order of appearance, X Iolanthe QA fairy, Strephon's motherj . . .. , Reba Gillman Laura Makay . . Rosemary Russell-Vines . . . Eileen Martin . . . Kim Benson Strephon fAn Arcadian Shepherdj ...........,,....... . . john Gaehring Phyllis fAn Arcaclian Shephercless and Ward in Chanceryj . . . Lord Chancellor .......,..... Lord Tolloller .. Lord Mountararat Private Willis fof the Grenadier Guardsj ..,.... . . . Katharine Shields . . Leonard Gillman . . . Jerry Young . . . C. P. Glennon ...R0bertNelson Chorus of Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, Barons and Fairies Ellen Black .leanell Bolton Cheryl Brace Linda Collman .lerri Gall her Margaret finsella Susanna Krick Mary Lenertz Cathy Nelson Colleen 0'Connell Carolyn Roseboom Mary Scheitinger Karen Xander Scott Allen ifhuelir-:Eaudill erry a a Joel Cittyp Michael Drosche Andrew Pelegreen lll Julian Lopez Lawrence Perea Francisco Quezada Xavier Rigal Brian Robbins Philip Smith Rickey Watkins 122 I1 Stage Manager Donald Hall Assist Costumer Gina Poole Poster Design jeanell Bolton PRODUCTION STAFF Executive Producer Philip Smith Light Board Operator Sheila johnson Rehearsal Pianists Leonard Gillman Nancy Hill Assist. Stage Manager Martha Alderson Technical Co-ordinator Michael Droushe House Manager Elaine O'Donnell Box Office-Connie Campbell. Mary Stheitinger. julie Edecomb, Sue Cnnstan, Tracy Sherman l.inrl:i Cullman, Michael Stuart, Ricky Wiitkins, Pam Xwlutt, Paula jowanna, Laurie Friedman, Kevin Lechler, jeff Belker, Angie Oveido, Richard johnson. ABOUT THE OPERA IOLANTHE was first performed on November 23, 1882, in both London and New York, in London running for 398 performances. lt was the first opera to open in the newly built Savoy Theatre and in celebration of the fact that the theatre was the first in London to be lit entirely by electricity, the fairies had electric lights in their hair and at the tips of their wands. Recently the Doyly Carte Opera Co, produced a sold out run of IOLANTHE at the Lin- coln Center in Washington D.C. during the Summer ol' 1978. Lovers of light opera will recognize the characteristic Gilbert and Sullivan features throu bout IOLANTHE. The gentle satire fthis time directed at the House of Lordsj, humor- ous dialogue, the ingenious rhyming of Gilbert's verse ftake note of the Lord Chancellor's Night Song l and the unexpected twist ending, when Fairies join nobility while their Queen is content to become plain Mrs. Willis . . The charm of the music lies, as in all the Savoy Operas, in its appropriateness to whatever mood the libretto requires. There are several examples of musical parody in IOLANTHE, With the entry of the Peers, Sullivan parodies the triumphal marches of Grand Opera Ito write Grand Opera was an ambition of Sullivan's encouraged by Queen Victoriaj. The Guardsman's song incorporates the fa la-la refrain more commonly found in maclrigals, while Mountararafs song When Britian Ruled the Waves is reminiscent of patriotic drawing-room ballads of the period. ,ul , lk 12 ,leeter Lester ............ Dude Lester fliis sonj .... Grandma ............... Ada Lester fhis wifel ....... Ellie May fa daughterj ...... Lov Bensey ............. Henry Peabody ..... Sister Bessie ....... Pearl lldovis wifel .... Captain Tim ............... George Payne .............. Understudy for lVlr. Carradine ..... Understudy fbi' Ms. Lougllran. . . 2 Li, 'P-13' . I R . ii? l, ,A .Hs TOBACCO RO D T' JJ . , A ' 124 CAST .IUHN CARRADINE WillCmey . . . . . . . Sue Conslan . . . . Susan Loughran .... Paula ,lowanna . . Fred Zimmerman . . . . . . . ,leff Belker . . . Sarah Brown .. . . Margie Pinkley . . . .. Felipe Macias . . . . . Mike Gerecke . . . . .. David Jones . . . Julie Wolesensky N .xs- V1 dl' ,lr iv . QQ -ff. NO SEX PLEASE . . . WERE BRITISH THE CAST fin order of appearancej Peter Hunter fsub-branch manager of a bankj ...... . Francis Hunter fhis wifel .................. Brian Runnicles fthe chief cashierj ......... Eleanor Hunter fPeter's motherb .......,... Leslie Bromhead fthe district bank managerl . . . Superintendent Paul ........... . ........ Delivery Man ........................ Another Delivery Man ........... Arnold Needham fa bank inspectorj . . . Susan ......................... . . Barbara ............................. Female Understudy ...................... . . . Simon Reynolds . . . . Victoria Fahey NOEL HARRISON Davia Rene Johnson . . . Thomas Graves . . . . C. P. Glennon . . . Fred Zimmerman . . . . Donald Gade . . . . Michael Stuart . . . . . Kimi Dakour Ruby Lopez . . . . Karen Monteath Mr. Harrison's and Mr. Grave's Understudy ................ , . . . . Donald Gade i 2 PRODUCTICN STAFF Assistant Director Maggie Elliston Stage Manager Sue Constan Asst. Stage Manager Julie Edgeomb House Managers Martha Alderson Debbie Caughan Sound Technicians Leonard Leos Sheila Johnson Light Board Operators Jeff Belker Rene Johnson AngelinoBruno... . ............ Roberto ........ Luigi .... ,,., Edmondo ....... Giosetta Scapare . . , Grazia ....... . . Alf io ......... Ana-Clara ...... . . . Lorne Loganbill . . . . David jones . . . . Terry Evans . . . Chuck Caudill . . . Laurie Friedman . . . . Karen Monteath . . . Haythem Dawlett .. . julie Wolesensky Ceasare Scapz-Lre .... . . . Wfilliam J. McMillin Piero Martini . . . Franco .,...... Ettore . ,,.,... Delivery Men , . Servants ..... Secretary ...,.... Lady's Maid ...,,... . , . Men of the District .... . . . . , . Felipe Macias Fred Zimmerman Scott Allen . . . Fred Zimmerman, Ken Melamed . . . . . . Tony Matrona, jeff Clarke . , . Patricia D'Angelo . . . Laura Lynn McKay , . . , Fred Zimmerman Ken Melamed Steve Carpentier joel Citte Mike Paquette Richard James Johnson CREW Di1'f'c:tor. . . Susan Lougliran Asst. Director. . . Pat D'Angel0 Costumes. . . Mary Selieitinger Set Designer. . . lVlartl1a Alclerson Music. . . Karen Xander CAST Androcles. . . Will Casey Lion . . . Debbie Gaughan Isabella. . . Julie Edgeomb Pantelone . . . Robert Sandervol Captain. . . Andy Pelegreen Lelio . . . Mike Gerecke :ff .. THE The Hairy Falsettov is an absurdist look at thc stoly of' Little Red Riding Hood. The Wolf is on trial forthe death ofGrandma. The comedy is in the absurdness of the trial, yet notes the truthfulness about children's stories and their inconsistencies an d horror overtones. Performances were 12:00 noon Tuesday, March 6 and 12:00 noon Thursday, March 8. It was a part of the theatre workshop- brown bag theatre program. Bill McMillin LL Q Fit HAIRY FALSETTO CAS Little Red-Riding Hood Carla Dunlap The Wolf Fred Zimmerman The Judge Will Casey The District Attorney Michael Stuart Grandma Marian Albright The Kangaroo-Messenger Brian Stuart BARFO AND HIS TG BE ANNOUNCED PLAYERS SEN IORS , fnjs- lr v 5 A' .ti jfzxflif li' lf if i - 'QW il....., :wb-b '-.+f2:ii.1-5f.- .m ai X1 iiwfgfz i :X ,, gg. 1 , i x-'L A 9 'f .f,.', .,-:' li pa? W. L ,. l fl 1 ,U X David Allfillliflll Cymhia Awsla Godwin Aglmlor Gustavo Alilllll Bobby Albin Gramzicla Alvarez F11 ' W ? 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F '1 f 1 141 -ws f 1. fe 5 .i Am K A 1 Rafi ' Y 4 Z 1 1 .5 51,2 -in 1 -'T' HW- .JP ' i I 1 uMe',f,-T' 21.21. 9.1113 -f-iatqy-wzifm A '- if li . . ii UX.p-:1P' - ii , i - E 5 4'1? iv Kimi Uukour A s L wg-um Cynlhiu llupkins Steven ,Iaska 142 Christoph lfemedere x f Aki Sandra Kincaid . Gvurgv Kimzhr-un ,I-mv-2,e'11.:fvitvvr' ' ,V Q 1441 f-,-4-gf..1,, - 'fu ., 4:9 'WQKZP I -firm 5,1 ,zqs-.if , . .1111 11. f.-.rf z n.,:i 3 I uv, ,w!vu'9 J gi if 2 HIE, im 1 if 1 - qi Gary Blain' l'sy4-hulugy sf- ' ' , inf-, iff- Thabel A-wali Marketing Harold Kinclrml Durst' LvMastvr lla. .re-liu I.m-yvu l.4-nnurml l.inml4-num ,lulnvs l,illIn-lun S 2i Him I :ff Martha Lopvx 'Y 1 Il Nnrlnu l.up1-z Q. B ip In I ' I . 1: . RUQLIIIU Impm-z Cmmiv Ps-rvz Bilingual Ecluualiun ., fm-2? Nurlu-rlo Guvrrvru Markm-ling, Finance Frances Hernandez Bilingual Education hh .J 143 Q1 i nv ffffaij Aa., 4 - ff 1 ' . Ll J A wh. N 'R .W , Y ' i'ie were ! .V -i at 'qv 1-fi 1 ' 4 .,, 4 xa- y , Y . 'ni -J Imelda De La Garza J N. .za- MYTH M0l'alCS Maria Moreno Mary .lane Ledesma Bilingual Education 7K .. Joe Morris Miuliacl Moncada Psyoliolog Rise McMichael Terry Maoaluso English Davicl Luuzhowski Thomas Lyons Rodrigo Marlingl Armincla Mala Gloria Mendoza Bill Bellinghauscn Management Kvnnvlh Asbill Amlminislration William McMillan Jesus N1-varw UD' g, J ohn Powalowski Criminal JUSUCC '1.F.'i 'v , F 1 'z' x 1 ' ' K -J--f K Johnelle Norris Lvticia Nunez 107111 Ojcda Leu Perez Yolanda Prado Beverle-y Prvssley James Richard Dena Roberts Noe Rubles uf' 'ITWSH 'i-2w '?f ' d5 fm ' 1 , I -X Y r -, ,et A V 11 V , as , ' x , r I ' Q' ' X f V1 X I .M 14 ' pg .., ' V iw' 'Wilv' jf' 'W ' W ' fu- f 1 Y 3' 1 ' '4- - -- f-Ty ,W pry A -:: fr' f - Q ii -K5 ff' I ' . s - A. lv -2, Z was 'U , Q ?..q- 'i T - 5 ,- , Y-FEM, ','. 5-Q 'N 'N A f'r f 145 Patricia Wcrlf Administration Services ixwp f' ' . ' L51 1 , , m f r f ,lviilr kin: TW t, ,K 5 , A ., L5 4 , ' , :J i ,A 4' ii tl .. i xfliif' 5 1 'ff ' ' pl, 12 ' ,flitlifsi A 5-3 . fin ' , Teresa Rodriguez .lose Ruiz ii ,-.- Ronald Lievens Accounting Glenda Rutter T 1 Patricia Salinas 'ia 2' ' fuse Qi' .li R- Q :if j Qi 146 Raymond Brouillard Marketing Management u Stuart Suzannd lfuc ntu i. Tom Schaefer LCYOU Sb-315 Ann a Slfuentes jacquolm Smxlh 5 ' rr 5..'1 ' T112-if vv 'I I l . kgs , H ell ..-- 1 Karen Beagley Kathleen Bowser Theatre Arts English English i l' ' r' ' I -4 - - f -'Ti 1 If Q , VJ NL, .A , Aw 4 F 4'A' '-xii .1 1. u . ,.. 1 A.-. n-.5 Robert Ayers Administration Nathaniel Thomas Theatre Arts 148 fr S ' V. ., Rommel Puga 7 , ' 'li Math MI L, . W - rfi 1v' , ,.' 1, ,f ' ' . ' jx: V 1 - . il A k N 1, . 'ix -2,1 K fx I O lx! - , Y . Elton Stilwell Charles Storey James Swisher Lt WP .I I, l f Dorothy Tabera Shirley Trejo Annamaria Tuero fq L? :fi My ik- 1 in .f. -9.1 . ., -. 1. ,I f ,,. - --1 Q.. A -l N 1 . in iii X 4 f X Charles X kj' i Turin Robin Vasser Georgin . Y. l. if.-.5,,.l,,. ,I I.,. K - in H :i,z:..-ing' .1 .g ' i 5 1 - ,Q ii H , , l ! K -' H .... N .?. Tim Valek ,Tf95 'g? fL i ' fl Q, H. i i ff QF iii - f-iiifi Michael Vclasquez ,.. , sv, ,iw L ' 52- . i-1523 Q ' - ' V ' F ' , ix ,V ., 4 W -I.. A n -N i Q V. -IL di QE. .ffl . .ii ,- ...-L-.5L.- Greg Vanderlaan ffm ' ' ' ' V I i gmi H . i '5':f'5li'?,L ' 'if .luan Velez John Vick 'l.' I 8 Chai,-es Carl Wiruscheske 0'1- Ulffl joseph Tally English Alfongo Vielma Brenda Weston l Rgbert Wise Allen Zaiontz 14 O Saint Ignatius church was oncc again the site tbr haccalaureatc with the Cardinal of Samoa, Popio Taofinu'u, presiding. The church was filled to capacity levels as friend and family gathered to worship. lr-5 gig . w- K0 f v v L N il N N 1 - 51 1 L its 1 5. Uv we if JV 2 ua X g vf 1 . ,M N P ' I L, 6' ' 7 L A f +1 5 4 wjyx-,,ux.. M Wi! if ,jf L 'LM' '? A -1? I,-:av I Q XP f, ., 1. 1 U1 1 V L vm ef d gk I ff ' f ,Q , I df fi , ,f 1 6 Q ,Z ,,. U 52 . lu! 364: 411' r -- 'D .V Q52 fig-W Ifshn' . 5, 0 , , -.gf . 'Ll r 1 1 I :LL 4 553' uf, 'X , I .3 NJLSTXWN K x 'x 1 nf. I , 5 A K S -. .rv 'haf , Q i :J 1 1 l ' Nl hh. x --------- . . tx Ni U X xx? V 1 r I w ,f 1 . -jf-U la: aL 1.:vQ I!! l 3 E A I X A-vm . f. ,:2 ' fn. . x. ,J ,. x. w ,:,,d- 1 H . ,.. 1: .5 2 tx - 'f -V' A :li 4,4 N X JJ v f??3-1 . L W SL f A, fl -,, ,H A A.. if f - A 1 Q1 .J',, V X ' Wf 1, eq,-.-V .K .Q xi, 'Tis' ' ..l' a E 3 .-4 I Q I ..' gm I I X ,f AH ' Hz' , .. 1 X f X3 YM XX I M-L M :iq .sf B A , 1 L I K W i, 1' -, ' L. AA g - , L 1 F, J j ' f , A .-3 .1 ., ., '33, ,Q A M 535 412.1 Tfw' M T5 QQ 1 Wfw 1,8 ,, .4 5' N v ,f A , ff , ff . l,v b F 1 I i w 1 4 1 I ! I 1 158 As I reflect upon. my years at St. Edward's I find much satisfaction in the memories brought forth. I take great pride in this institution, having given four years of my life to it and receiving in return a lifetime of knowledge. This school as a whole has been like a second mother to me. It has prepared me for realities that I never imagined ex- isted. When I was lost or straying from my path it was the Tower that gave me gui- dance safely back to wherel belonged. It has given me shelter within its walls and the food of knowledge with which I have been and always will be able to grow. Rol2eK'l' L. McDHlll'EL 1 i 4 I v It 1 i l 1 c 3 5 l Q, l x 1 5 1 I 4 I, 2 l ! 1 l I i ll N I X: I . I J IXNX lf' Q 1 4. i 1 n I l I 1 i , V 1 I l ! l- 1 i l I HLLER FHONOTHUU 78' ,jk F50 X -- 1.50691 ok DlEff! 4 Q mf 5ffRFO emxvums SGWEE was . I N 5 9 Ji K A JN Ji, 7 D R 0 0 eww x if H0 U ' Age, SOWNEM- if A QM-24 fe 16 mo sf' , QX Q Q Q0 Q 2? tl S X? if ORD Es l Sf Ask? 2 cqrgrta fa 235 Awww 2 Q45 V 656158 5:32 if Q if Q Nr ,ggsvgf 6 9 v WZWLS' MG I 5 bg-YJ F' 1' E I must start by apologizing, but I have somewhat hijacked this Editors page from our editor, Mr. Robert Lloyd McDaniel. He had plans to print a very well written and vaguely sentimental closing thanking 'people such as Rick Williams and Albert Ochoa for bringing me down to earth when I needed it mostf' but I felt that this page would be put to better use by making it a dedication to Bob. He spent night after night working diligently on this year's TOWER, trying to make it show the traditions that have been started and experienced in the last nine months. He has done his very best for all of the people who lived it, day to day, moment by moment. He held tight to the idea that this should be a book for both today and tomorrow not just for today alone. As a small part of his staffl would like to show my pride in this work by thanking Mr. McDaniel for the privilege of being able to help him. It was his sense of dedication and honor that kept the rest of us on his staff in high spirits and within the deadlines we were prescribed. l tip my hat to you, Bob, for these pages belong to you and to you alone. It is your heart and your soul and it will be kept pridefully in the libraries of many. Brad L. Silverlight -ms.