University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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1 . Gary Wayne Cummings 2. Russell Kent Parsons 3. Mary Janet Schuerman 4. John David Florence 5. Bruce D. Bell 6. Henry Gibbs Dalehite III 7. Gregory B. Powers 8. Gary Don Goodnight 9. Elroy Edgar Kiecke Jr. 1 0. Jeffrey Alan Jorgensen 1 1 . Gary Kent Doerries 12. Stanley T. Bratton 1 3. Robert Clayton Hughes 1 4. George W. Nichols Jr. 1 5. Michael Alan Weinstein 1 6. John Robert Collins 1 7. Richard James Dobrey 1 8. Robert Alan Carlisle 1 9. George B. Pennycuff Jr. 20. Robert Roy Lane 21 . Horace Franklin Cochran II 22. Robert Wayne Carlson 23. Norman John Luke Jr. 24. Albin Ralph Kovar 25. Randall Joe Laza 26. Gerald Frederick Heck 27. Charles Wayne Gilchrist 28. Michael Sean Regan 29. Gregory Scott Marchbanks 30. Jeffrey Alan Deutsch 31 . James Russell Sheffield 32. Mark Munro Minto 33. Joseph Edward Byler 34. Lance Lamar Leslie 35. Lloyd G. Young 36. Brian James Angstman 37. Craig Robert Doerries 38. Robert Lewis Morgan 39. Charles Walter Goodnough 40. John Reed Madsen 41 . Thomas Gary Elliott 42. Michael Richard Misner 43. Anthony Alan Nichols 44. Bruce Nolen Edwards Jr. 45. Thomas Kevin Chapman 46. Frank Charles Gittinger 47. William David Mitchell 48. Motilal John A. Pinto Alpha Kappa Psi 351

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Alpha Kappa Psi Jeff Deutsch presents the Outstanding TA award to John D. Simpson, finance TA, at the Alpha Kappa Psi Faculty Appreciation dinner in October Jeffrey Alan Deutsch President Motilal John A. Pinto Vice-President Michael Thomas Day Treasurer Charles Walter Goodnough Secretary Alpha Kappa Psi members gave the Lamar Street Goodwill store a face lift. The old store was painted and externally refurbished through the labor of the profes- sional business fraternity ' s members. Guest speakers such as Regents ' Chairman Allan Shivers and Austin Mayor Jeff Friedman, and field trips which included journeys to corporate offices of Ten- neco, Braniff and Texas Instruments provided group members first-hand information vital to their future careers. Alpha Kappa Psi provided a viable outlet for the skills learned in the business administration curriculum by sponsoring such service activities as furnishing an annual Thanksgiving dinner for the elderly, recording for the blind and holding a Special Olympics for the handicapped. An annual Faculty Night party gave students and fac- ulty in the business school a chance to acquaint them- selves with each other outside of the classroom. 350 Alpha Kappa Psi

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Alpha Chi Sigma Instead of suffering through Chemistry 301 (or 302, or 204) alone, students who had trouble in those courses could call upon members of Alpha Chi Sigma for free tutoring. This professional organization for chemical engineering and chemistry majors enabled students to share common interests and problems out- side the classroom; members also had the opportunity to meet faculty members. In September, Doherty Professor of Chemistry Dr. Richard B. Bernstein spoke on The Influence of Freon in the Ozone Layer. He asserted that freon is damag- ing the ozone layer, but said that chemists are deve lop- ing substitutes for freon which will inhibit the amount of radiation presently getting through the atmosphere. ilniUIUic ' r rvlt 1 . Arthur Foster Monzingo 1 1 . John David Bugay 2. William Paul Waits 12. Lu Ann Hood 3. James Robert Daniel 13. Stephen Mark Matteson 4. Robert Daniel McKenzie 14. Teresa P. Suffredini 5. Sydney Diana Burton 15. MichaelJ. Boone 6. Wendy Kay Mok 16. Deborah Ann Dunlap 7. Bradley D. Robertson 1 7. Gary Mark Paulette 8. Bryan Mark Garner 18. Douglas Gerald Bready 9 Robert J. Fehrenbacher 19. Karen L Westbrook 10. William Clifton Hunt III 352 Arthur Foster Monzingo President Reginald M chael Harvey Vice-President D ana Lynn Snyder Treasurer Karen L Westbrook Secretary Alpha Chi Sigma 3 Dog 5 Man 6. Don