Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

 - Class of 1985

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Honoring Student by Birdie Mellado Every year the spring semester con- cludes with the University Awards Re- ception. The purpose of this gathering is to recognize outstanding student scholarship and service. This years re- ception, sponsored by Student Activi- ties, was held at 4 p.m. on May 8, 1985 on the Sadler Hall front lawn, The coordinator of this event was Carol Ann Lane. After some opening remarks from Chancellor William E. Tucker, the pre- sentation of awards began. Several awards were presented for athletic par- ticipation and excellence in the TCU intramural program and winners in- cluded: the Brite Divinity School, the Delta Gamma sorority, and the Lamb- da Chi Alpha fraternity. The award for outstanding Programming Council Chairman went to Chandler Smith, past Homecoming chairman. The Outstand- ing Greek Woman Award went to both Annie Conerly and Kathy Sperry of Kappa Alpha Theta and Chi Omega, respectively. Steve Kaster, of Lambda Chi Alpha, was awarded with Out- standing Greek Man. For the Juried Student Art Show Awards, Jill Hoff- Heather Steinle Cori Cra wford, Mary Leander and Renee Ribble enjoy the refreshments at the University A wards Reception. Many athletes received special awards for high scholastic achievement. 26 University Awards Reception man won first place and Jeff Barton won Best of Show. The Dr. Reva P. Bell Service Award recipient was Rosena Clarke. Also, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Mortar Board, Who's Who, and Black Faculty and Staff Caucus Aca- demic Achievement Awards were rec- ognized. The David Kutinska R. A. Award was given to Mike Ramsey, and Keri Dublin received the Alann Bed- ford Award. The Outstanding Adviser- Sponsor award was given to the retiring assistant Dean of Students, Carol Ad- cock. Dean Adcock served for over thir- teen years and was involved with Mor- tar Board and Alpha Lambda Delta. The Outstanding Student Leadership Awards were given to four repeating winners and fifteen new recipients. The ceremony concluded with Jack Lar- son's presentation to retiring Dr. How- ard G. Wible, Vice-Chancellor for stu- dent affairs. He was given a globe for his future travel plans. The University Awards Reception resulted in many deserving recipients being recognized for their hard work and subsequent achievements. TCU should be proud to have so many stu- dents who fulfill these superior qualifi- cations. i l Heather Stemle

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' the Mortar Board tradition Sara Smith carries on in her family. Her mother and sister, also Mortar Board members, share the joy of her initiation ay. Q, ur uing At Texas Christian University, one way a student can distinguish him or herself is to participate in one of the many facets of the Honors Program. The university in turn bestows honors to these students deserving of special rec- ognition. TCU is also one of the few universi- 0 have a Phi Beta ties nationwide t Kappa Chapter on its campus. gg To recognize freshmen's achieve- X ents TCU has Alpha Lambda Delta m , , ' ' ' 't'ates in their sophomore year. The fr - if NK' its ggi wil, E cellence a- students who have which accepts its im 1 ' ' ' ' d mic society called ly proud. ternities and sororities also have an aca e the Order of Omega. Spring is a busy time everyone. especially Honor students. A convocation and banquet are held each April. The speaker at the Spring '85 convocation was anthropologist Donald Johansen, the discoverer of Lucy. At the convocation Dr. Charles Becker. he Honors Professor for 1984. of the year for who was t gave the address. To end the year. a leadership recep- tion was held to officially recognize the made Texas Christian University especial Honors 25 ff' - f FJ



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xxw tl' Qltiwbf m e if Q ' Heather Steinle Heather Steinle President Ant-t Pudgelt receives the Wontenfe Greek Intrumurul Championship trophy on be- half ol' Dtfllil Gamma sorority. luoldng over Z1 lriendk shoulder, Melissa Allen nufcs the new honor sueiety mentberb. f , U! K Evetjmnc samples the many dt'lTerent fruits und desserts belbrc the l1NL1I'd5 presentation. University Awards Reception 27

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