Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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Religion If life ever seems dull on the SFA campus, the welcome mat at religious centers is always there. Students are invited and encouraged to come by, sit down and visit with their friends. Recreation is always available. This year the BSU sponsored the second place Homecoming float, a pizza party and a trip to the Abilene convention. Campus Crusade for Christ was active not only on the campus, where they sponsored religious speakers in dormitories, but also at the local high school. Wesley Foundation and the Catholic Student Center offered activities of interest to students. 201

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Pi Epsilon Mu Pi Epsilon Mu, professional club for all women HPE majors and minors, is affiliated with the Texas and American Associations of Health, Physi- cal Education and Recreation. The purpose of the club is to promote greater social and professional cooperation among the members of the club, faculty and alumni. The main project for the 1968-1969 academic year was a candy sale to raise money for the Lucille Norton scholarship fund. The club, sponsored by Dr. June Irwin, holds monthly meet- ings. Pi Epsilon Mu officers are Misses Katy LaFolIette, song leader; Jo Goode, vice pres- ident; Gwen Cretsinger, secretary; and Carolyn Tillison, reporter. Gun Club The SFA Gun Club is a student organization which was started this year in the Department of Military Science. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association and advocates good marksmanship and gun safety. Club members be- lieve in organized rifle and pistol shooting as a competitive sport. In keeping with this belief, the club sponsored a booth at the Spring Carnival. Roland Duckworth served as president. SFA Gun Club members are, front row, James Northum, Rowland Duckworth, Miss Suzy Perry, Bill Flynt, Gene Forsythe; second tow, Miss Reida Sivley, Sam Whitley, Miss Cathy Green, Joe Beard, Harold Ives, Robert McFarland, Robert Haggard, Mac Cobb, Howard Williams; and back row, Joe Webster, Robert Owen, Lance Burrows, Larry Lee, Steve Fulgham, Capt. William Whitlow.

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SFA ' s Rodeo Club sponsored its Twelfth Annual Rodeo as a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association in April 1969. Members partici- pated in twelve NIRA rodeos during the spring including shows at Sam Houston State College. Texas A M and Southwest Texas. Three members rode in professional rodeos sponsored by the Rodeo Spanish Club The members of the Spanish Club strive to obtain a better understanding of the Spanish lan- guage and Spanish-speaking people and their cul- ture. The club honors those students who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples. In addition to the regular bi-monthly meetings, the Spanish Club members served as hosts for Pan American Week; for the Estampas Mexicanas of the Instituto Technologico de Monterrey. Mexico: the Texas Foreign Language Association: and a Pinata Party for faculty members. Activities during the Christmas season included sending flowers to the Nacogdoches Convalescent Home and producing a live Nativity Scene on campus. Spanish Club members art-, front row, Dr. Janet Dirlain. faculty sponsor; Misses Leslie Otey; Janie Camacho; Eva Ponce and Linda Cogghurn; Roger Lopez; back tow, Miss Marsha Zapp; Charlie Ramirez, Jr.; Misses Marilyn Ivey, Fontaine Toland and Martini Ann Gareia and Gilbert Barrera. Cowboys Association. Guest speakers at meetings and banquets included Freckles Brown, former world ' s champion bull rider; Gene Pruett, secre- tary-treasurer of the RCA; and Neal Gay. Asso- ciation spokesman and field representative from Mesquite. 202