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

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Zefo Tqu Alpha Kor.nle Keen»n. President M-lin ' ia Msrtin. Plrsl Vice President Bmie Denton. Pledge Trainer Kim Wo«» t. Membership Chal Melissa Keeling, Ritual Chairman Kelly Coraer, Treasurer Krista Kline, Secretary Vickl Carelock, Head Panhellenic Rep. Susan Brown, Historian-Reporter Cindy Atchison Julie Baker Cindy Barrett Angie Biggerstaff Dovie Biggerstaff Leta Bitros Mikki Bodeker Cory Boerstler Karrie Brannon Pam Bratcher Jill Brewer Nell Campbell Lisa Castor Shelley Collier Shelley Cook Cheryl Coomer Carolyn Cox Kathy Crane Angle Curll Lisa Detmar Karen Dickerson Terry Fibranz Mary Eldridge Lori Elkins Lisa Emmitte Donna Feagins Linda Foster Carol Frazier Terry Fibranz Trisha Gerling Lisa Gregory Anne Hamilton Lisa Harbican Stacy Harrison Kim Haugan Cheryl Heltman Kim Hightower Ranleigh Hirsh Heather Howard Karen Introligator Lauren Jackson Julie Johnson Libby Johnston Carolyn Kane Kim Kelley Sabrina Kerley Adrianne King Andrea Kirby Leslie Lang Laurie Leazer Gina Lee Julie Leverenz Barbara Lynn Sherry Mahler Brenda Melton Gina Montalbano Lisa Noble Debbie Morris Casey Oldham Lori Olson Janell Paschall Melanie Peden Stephanie Plum Kerbi Porter Tammy Purser Annette Revoir Heather Riggs Margie Roberts Carol Rutherford Shannon Shelton Jane Sheridan Lauren Shircliff Laura Smith Shannon Stanton Kristin Steele Lisa Steinberg Shelly Steubing Julie Stine Sally Strarn Susan Stroud 154 — Zeta Tau Alpha

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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

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ZTA Strong friendships grow in Zeto Tqu Alpha The purpose of Zeta Tau Alpha is to build lasting friendships that will last beyond our college years, said Susan Denton, ZTA pledge trainer. Zeta has a strong bond that extends deeper than just having friends. Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at SFA on March 19, 1977. Although Zeta is the youngest sorority at SFA, in the past two and a half years that I ' ve been involved with the group, I ' ve seen it steadily grow larger and stronger. We ' re one of the largest sororities nationally and I think we ' re at the top here, Den- ton said. In addition to sisterhood, Zetas par- ticipated in many campus activities such as Sigma Chi Derby Week, Greek Week, Homecoming and Parents Weekend. Its members have a Christmas Bazaar every year to raise money for the Association of Retarded Citizens. Zetas are also actively in- volved in many organizations on campus. The sorority purchased land and began work on the plans for the future ZTA house. The Zetas are really excited about the future of the chapter at SFA. f Courtesy of ZTA Left: Zeta Big Brothers — Back row: Bill Stegall, Dallas sophomore; David Franklin, Metairie junior; Ricky Berry, Texas City sophomore; Jim Casey, Texas City junior; Bobby Talbott, Bellville sophomore; Jeff Adams, Texas City senior. Front row: Jeff Byars, Ar- lington junior; Doug Bertrand, Dallas senior; Randy Holcombe, Dallas sophomore; Casey Oldham, coordinator, Port Ar- thur junior; Ramiro Gonzales, Magnolia freshman; Tony Loverdi, Houston freshman. Above: Kathy Crane, Lindale sophomore; Karrie Brannon, Texas City senior; Heather Howard, Houston sophomore, Krista Kline, Dallas senior; and Susan Brown, Missouri City junior, pose for a quick picture at an exchange. Wendy Thorne Patty Tubb Laura Ward Kim Watkins Stacy Williams Cheryl Zebold Laura Jones, Adviser Jeff Byars, Zeta Beau Zeta Tau Alpha — 155