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

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SFA — a land of beauty What made Stephen F. Austin so unique? What was it that lured over 10,000 students from every corner of the state to a small town in Deep East Texas? The beauty of the campus — the trees, flowers, wildlife — it ' s all so relaxing, Julie Duke, Corpus Christi senior, said. SFA, located in the typical East Texas town of Nacogdoches, depicted the unspoiled, Deep South atmosphere of the area. It was the beautiful, serene land, abounding with wildlife and beautiful plants that attracted so many students from the big cities to the campus. And many of those people chose to remain in this locality after graduation.

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Table of Contents Student Life 19 Academics 83 Organizations 121 Greeks 199 Honors 245 Sports 263 Faculty 335 Classes 361

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Various types of wildlife could be found in the region around Nacogdoches, ranging from the familiar rabbit to the less known javelina. The javelina, or wild boar, could be found only in three continental states — Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Squirrels were a very common site at the SFA campus, where many would come right up to people, as if ready to play. Opening — 5