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

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o Tqu Gamma Andy Alexander, Executive Vice President Martin Down, Vice President of Management Matson Pearce, Vice President of Membership Carl Hench, Secretary Mike Adams Steve Alexander Derek Beard Matt Beard Lane Billups Brian Boswell Peter Cherry Chip Davis Jeff Davis Nick Delia Penna Brad Deluca Brad Dwight Mark Gregory Danny Harrison Mark Hayden David Henderson Rick Hudson Tommy Hudson Peter Hurt Paul Janik Mike Karns Robbie LaGow Robert Lankford Guy Larsen Sam Mallow Rock Moen Jeff IHolen Bill Olsen Raul Paniagua Randy Rainbolt Chris Richards Greg Robinson Mark Schiendler Kirk Schroeder David Schwartz Randy Scott Gary Sibley King Sloan Steve Sowell Chuck Spinks John Van Helden Larry Walsh Todd Welch Mitch West Steve Williams D ' Ann Askins Scharla Collins Golria DeLuca Diana Ducker Debbie Farris Carol Frazier Holly Janak Gtna Jowdy Betsy King Lori Methers Judy Osterlow Misty Quick Lisa Sintek Kim Theriot Linda Walsh n fS f % ... fST f i II ll hl fel Jft ill lftJI i J U mm At .failllH Afctf 1 u im i i jii ' j is Irfsilil tills ? mnrn 148 — Sigma Tau Gamma

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2K Sigma Kappa - A family away from home Sigma Kappa has a great respect for the individual and has held pride in the fact that we do not have a stereotyped nor molded membership, Lana Shockley, president, said. Sigma Kap- pa has gained its strength through this interaction of individuals, each respec- ting and caring for the other, yet united in a common bond of sisterhood. Founded in 1960, Sigma Kappa was the first national sorority on the SFA campus. The sorority ' s colors are lavender and maroon and its flower is the violet. They have an open motto which reads, One Heart One Way. The Sigma Kappa sisters participated in several philanthropic projects to help gerontology research, Alzheimer ' s disease and the Maine Sea Coast Mis- sion. The major fund-raiser was their an- nual Sexy Leggs contest in the Spring. Sigma Kappa members are also very active in other aspects of campus life. Members are involved in Order of Omega, Pom Pon squad, CIC programs, AMA, honor societies and various other campus organizations. I pledged Sigma Kappa because it offers true friendships that will last a lifetime, Sherry Krantz said. I ' m pro- ud to be a Sigma Kappa because Sigma Kappa is what a sorority is all about — a family away from home. Sigmas and Big Brothers spend Sunday afternoon at the park. Row 1: Kerrie Benz, Groves junior; Leslie Peterson, Kingwood senior; Norma Walker, Dallas senior. Row 2: Mark Hayden, Houston junior; John Pearson, New Boston senior; Mary Abbott, Farmers Branch senior; Russell Brown, Mexia graduate. Row 3: Margaret Neal, Houston junior. Row 4: Pam Bruce, Kerrville junior; Jerry Henderson, Splendora sophomore; Russell Rowe, Tyler junior; David Bagwell, Raywood junior. Marc Morrison Sigma Kappa Big Brothers: Rusty Pumphrey, Baytown junior; Jerry Henderson, Splendora sophomore; Leslie Peterson, coordinator, Houston senior; Joe Yannetti, Houston sophomore; John Pearson, New Boston senior. Sigma Kappa — 147

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2Tr Sig Tqus build leadership and brotherhood Sigma Tau Gamma is a melting pot; a group of guys who all fit together with a special bond, Tom Martin said. Because of this bond, the SFA chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma is one of 13 chapters in the nation to receive a AAA rating. This is the highest rating a chapter can receive. Sigma Tau Gamma was founded at SFA in 1970. The fraternity ' s colors are blue and silver, and their flower is the white rose. The Sig Taus participated in Greek Week, intramurals and Homecoming ac- tivities. The chapter worked with the Oak Manor Nursing Home and raised money for the March of Dimes. Sigma Tau Gamma is building leadership for tomorrow through brotherhood, said Todd Norwood, president. Sig Tau members attended their an- nual formal in the Spring. Upper left: Vice President of Education Steve Ford, Nacogdoches junior; Executive Vice presi- dent Andy Alexander, Houston senior; President Todd Norwood, Longview junior; Vice President of Management Martin Down, Houston senior; Secretary Carl Hench, Dallas junior. Right: Sam Mallow, Fort Worth sophomore, gets picked up by the Sig Taus at the steps. Lower left: Sig Tau little sisters: Row 1: Sidney Gordon, Missouri City junior; Kelly Curtis, Dallas sophomore. Row 2: Judy Osterloch, Houston junior; Lisa Sintek, Spring junior; Debbie Farris, Houston sophomore. Row 3: Gloria Deluca, Houston senior; Gina Jowdy, Houston senior; Susan Sentor, Allen freshman; Jeri Ann Coleman, Elkhart junior. Row 4: Kim Theriot, Houston junior; Misty Quick, Spring junior; Carol Frazier, Garland senior; D ' Ann Askins, Piano junior. Row 5: Dianna Ducker, Dallas senior; Lori Nethers, Houston sophomore; Scharla Collins, Dallas sophomore; Linda Walsh, Port Arthur junior. Sigma Tau Gamma — 149