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

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ThefQ Chi Todd Guest, Pledge Marshall Paul Lanpbear. Treasurer Scott Holliday, Secretary David Ahr Coyle Beard Kevin Begnaud Frank Blackwood Andrew Bouffard Brian Bowden Tommy Boyd P. Kevin Bryant Scott Cameron Charles Candela Michael Clifton Johnny Coker Douglas Costin Ben Crawford Thad Daigle David Duffy Barry Ernest Marc Evans Phillip Farley Tim Finley Derek Fisher Jay Freeman Greg Garner Robert Gehring Christopher Goeti Greg Goodnight Timothy Grillet Keith Hayes Michael Hipp Scott Hughes Kevin Hurt Bruce Ireland Mark Johnson Don Lotspeich Kyle Medlin Jeff Meller Doug Mueller Charles Myers Robert Nelms Brent Nivens Paul Oppermann Thomas Philips Tommy Phillips Tim Raglin Mark Raguaa Bryan Riggs Dale Ritter John Rodopoulos Kelvin Russell Ray Sanders Stefano Scarmana David Schuller John Sell Robert Smith Chuck Smock Curtis Sparks David Spivey David Steely Brad Taylor Jon Traylor 152 — Theta Chi

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TKE Tqu Kappa Epsilon boasts largest membership Tau Kappa Epsilon ' s ideals are chari- ty, esteem and love. Based on these three ideals, the TKEs are the largest in- ternational fraternity and they strive to become number one both locally and nationally. This year began a new TKE tradition. They sponsored the first annual Teke Greek Fall Festival in December. The festival was a fundraiser not only for the TKE fraternity but also for the Greek organizations that participated. The money that the Tekes raised from the festival and other various fundraisers went to their philanthropy, St. Jude ' s Children ' s Research Hospital. The fraternity participated in other charitable, social, recreational and scholastic activities. TKE colors are cherry red and gray and their flower is the red carnation. Members attended the annual Red Car- nation Ball in the Spring. Left: John Fredrick, Crockett junior, and Kristin Terk, Odessa senior, enjoy themselves at a TKE rush party. Above: Monday night football spices up the TKE rush party as the Dallas Cowboys score a touchdown. Tau Kappa Epsilon — 151

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Theta Chi instills pride among members The purpose of the Theta Chi fraterni- ty is to promote true friendship and brotherhood. Theta Chi seeks to instill pride and maturity in its members and to furnish a college home, encourage scholarship and increase social poise. The colors of the fraternity are red and white and the flower is the red carnation. The Theta Chi ' s had their annual Can- non Pull in October to raise money for the Nacogdoches Treatment Center. Members also sponsored a football tour- nament and held the Theta Chi biannual trip raffle. Theta Chi ' s are also involved in various campus activities and organiza- tions. They participated in Homecom- ing and Greek Week. Theta Chi brothers attended the an- nual Red and White formal in April. r — Courtesy of Theta CI Upper left: Theta Chi rush mascot at the Confetti rush party. Above: Theta Chi House. Left: Theta Chi little sisters: Row 1: Kim Blissard, Houston freshman; Kelly Vann, Spring junior; Lisa Foreman, Dallas senior; Laura Wall, Richardson freshman; Mara Stefan, Kingwood freshman; Lorri Qoldreyer, Houston sophomore, Nancy Deal, Willis junior. Row 2: Angela Oddo, Houston junior; Beth Panozzo, Sugarland junior; Lynette Lagneau, Katy sophomore; Lisa Zin- necker, Seabrook junior; Coyle Beard, coor- dinator, Lubbock senior; Cindy Gray, McAllen junior; Chris Kole, Piano sophomore; Dee Dee DiTucci, Carrollton junior; Angela Kelt, Irving sophomore. Courtesy of Tneta Chi Theta Chi — 153