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

Text from Pages 1 - 678 of the 1978 volume:

! 1978 CACTUS YEARBOOK Volume 85 The University of Texas at Austin This copy of the 1978 CACTUS Yearbook is presented to STEVEN PUMPHREY with thanks and appreciation. This book is number 24 of a limited edition of 50 copies from a total press run of 10,000 copies. Thi CACTUS Nineteen Hundred Seventy Eight The University of Texas at Austin Volume 85 Published h I exus Student Publications The L ' niversitN of Texas at Austin Austin. Texas 78712 ' Texas Student Publications. 1978 CACTUS Nineteen Hundred Seventy Eight JOHN DEPEW Editor-in-Chief CANDI VERNON Associate Editor JERRY R. THOMPSON Supervisor of Yearbooks RONALD D. HICKS Assistant Supervisor ABOUT THE COVER Design considerations for the 1978 CACTUS Yearbook were inspired by the architectural embellishments in the Main Building of The University of Texas at Austin. The cover design reflects the motif of the bas relief, hand-painted murals located on the third floor which served as the key distribution point for the Main Library from 1932 until 1977. Each of the bas relief designs repre- sent one of the six governing countries which occupied the Texas territory before it was annexed by the United States, later to become the State of Texas. The cover design com- bines the crest of The University of Texas with the scroll work included on each of the six national emblems. The intricate border found on the main division pages, the sub-division pages and these table of contents pages was inspired by the bas relief decorative border located on the ceiling and stairways of the same building. 2 Cactus Staff i ? S I $ ' %. LAURA KISLIN Copy Editor BRAD FOSTER Artist LARRY KOLVOORD Chief Photographer SECTION EDITORS CHUCK BENSON, Greeks NINA COOK, Classes CYNDI CRAIG, Special Interest DAVID DILLARD. Military ANDI EISENKRAFT, Student Leadership RANDY HIX, Athletics TERRY HUSBANDS, Greeks DAVID KUSNERIK. Features RENE LYNN, Features ERIN MITCHELL, Honoraries DEBBIE RENCURREL, Academics DIANE WOLSLEGEL, Sports Copy Writer BILL DETTY Artist STEVEN PUMPHREY Assistant to Chief Photographer PHOTOGRAPHERS KEITH BARDIN DENNIS GOLD MIKELAUR IRA MONTGOMERY III CARLOS OSORIO WILL VAN OVERBEEK LUCIAN PERKINS DEBRA REINGOLD MIKESILVERWISE MIKE SMITH HARLEY SOLTES JIM THOMAS TABLE OF CONTENTS THE YEAR FEATURES ATHLETICS ACADEMICS 18 106 174 STUDENT LEADERSHIP 220 THE PEOPLE SPECIAL INTEREST PROFESSIONALS LIMELIGHT HONORARIES MILITARY GREEKS CLASSES lahleol i unlciUs k THE EYES OF TEXAS ARE UPON YOU. . . The end of the Darrell Royal dynasty heralded a new age in Texas football. Rookie Coach Fred Akers led the unranked Longhorns to a perfect 11-0 season, while Big Earl Campbell, the Tyler Rose, rushed 1,744 yards to win the University ' s first Heisman Tro- phy. With Longhorn fever running high, the 38-10 loss to Notre Dame left fans in shock, yet still clinging to remembrances of a great season. v: V . ! e TO HIM WHO MAKES THE MOST OUTSTAND- ING CONTRIBUTION TO CHEMISTRY. . . The University reveled in the glory of its first Nobel Prize laureate. Dr. llya Prigogine, a Russian-born scientist, won the 1977 Nobel Prize for chemis- try. According to the winning theory, there exists a fourth state of matter which has practical applications for self organizing phenomena such as cities. ' YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE ' Texas Student Publications was a professional workshop. Its student journalists wrote copy, designed pages and managed operating budgets. In 1977. the Associated Collegiate Press presented The Daily Texan the Pace- maker Award and the CACTUS its seventh Ali-American rating. Tj ! WE ARE MANY BUT WE ARE ONE Several of the 450 or so student organizations enriched community life. The oldest UT service organization. The Texas Cowboys, was named Out- standing Organization for 1977 by the Austin Association of Retarded Citi- zens. Alpha Phi Omega service frater- nity sponsored two campus blood drives. The Red Ryder Preservation Society, raised more than $ 1 ,000 for the Wild Basin Wilderness Park. v ' ' ' - ' -- I THE UNIVERSITY . . . SHOULD OCCUPY GROUND AS HIGH . . . More than 115 buildings comprised the physical plant of The University of Texas. A 10 minute walk across cam- pus was a 10 minute lesson in a century of architecture. Several buildings of the 120-year-old Little Campus fell prey to a wrecking ball, while new concrete giants, the Special Events Center and the Perry-Castaneda Library, loomed in the background. - mam mm - ?. .- Jtt m ' . ' : UT PRESS PUBLISHES A NEW YORK TIMES TOP 10 BEST SELLER Normally a publisher of scholarly works, the University of Texas Press stepped outside its academic sphere to publish The Book of Merlyn, T. H. White ' s conclusion to The Once and Future King. White ' s manuscript was discovered in the Humanities Research Center in 1975 and published in 1977. It eventually appeared on the New York Times Top 10 Best Seller List. 3 I I 9 V [I i i IheBook ofMerfyn poel n Victor - 1 gcoTt THE YEAR Whether for a Conference champion football team, a Nobel Prize winner, or the four-millionth volume acquired by the Library System, the Tower blazed orange so frequently that students almost took its bril- liant hue for granted and rightly so. It was a year of achievements for the First Class University. The Texas Longhorn football team was her- alded as the Number One team in the nation for awhile. The basket- ball team was the first Southwest Conference team to win the National Invitational Tournament. Humble halfback Earl Campbell brought home the University ' s first Heisman Trophy. Texas momentum was in high gear. Then Dr. Ilya Prigogine won the 1977 Nobel Prize in Chemis- try, making him the University ' s first Nobel laureate. The new Perry- Castaneda Library and 17,000-seat Special Events Center accommo- dated a University population which had doub led in 10 years. But the UT community sometimes questioned the validity of the term first class institution. In a Spring referendum, students voted to abolish the Stu- dents ' Association and a mild stir arose over the administrative fate of the Division of General and Comparative Studies. Whatever their consequences, these events converged to form a Uni- versity of the First Class. In building up institutions of learning, we all are aware of the fact, that there is no unanimity, no concentration of efforts outside each particular sect or denomination. And no one of these denominations has the capacity or means of building up a first rate institution of learning. In order to accomplish this end, to fill this great educational desideratum which now exists, a University of the first order should be built by the state, and it should emphatically be a first class one, and should occupy ground as high, and a position as commanding, an influence as extensive as any in the older states. Minutes of the House of Representatives, Nov. 28, 1857 m . 1 _ : II Features Athletics 18 106 Academics 174 Student Leadership 220 . ..- : 4 - FEATURES - ' i i m : s - : ms - ' -. Edited by David Kusnerik and Rene Lynn :; .:, . 1 m : . Longhorn hysteria prevailed in the fall as the Texas football team conquered team after team. In a compromise decision, the Board of Regents preserved one of three buildings of the historic Little Campus; the 17,000 seat Special Events Center attracted big names like John Denver and the Beach Boys. Summer Issues Burn Every summer passes by too quickly and 1977 ' s was no exception. No sooner had graduation taken place than did thou- sands of summer school students and orientees arrive on campus. Classes started on June 1, and to fill in the time not spent in class or at the lake, the Texas Union offered noncredit classes. While many students were either vaca- tioning, working or going to summer school, Austin hjayor Carole McClellan had to face proble ns dealing with energy, the budget and housing. Mayor McClellan fought in favor of the Fair Housing Ordinance which in its revised form declared that housing cannot be denied to anyone on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, physical handicap or religion. The Austin Board of Realtors endorsed McClellan ' s version which was passed on Aug. 25. Controversy cropped up in Dade County, Fla. surrounding a vote on homo- sexual rights. Anita Bryant, the Florida orange juice queen led a vigorous cam- paign to have the present laws repealed. With the results of the voting tabulated, the gays lost their battle by a 2-1 margin. Although Bryant lost some popularity, she continued doing her commercials. Juice makers said she could continue unless they noticed a decline in orange juice sales. Students returning to Austin during the summer were somewhat shocked and sur- prised to find that Nothing Strikes Back, the popular ice cream parlor had closed. High bills and ambivalent attitudes of the owners led to its doors closing. The shop was opened in 1972 and was decorated by black light posters while paint was splat- tered on the walls, floor and ceiling. Black lights provided all illumination. A watchful eye was kept on Texas Will Van Overbeek __ __ _ _ H . H Elvis pauses in the midst of his S.R.O. concert in Austin last spring. Supreme Court Justice Don Yarbrough who was indicted for forgery and perjury and released on $5,000 bond. Yarbrough, who defeated several write-in candidates in the previous election, confessed making a mistake, but stated he felt forgiven. Although he said he had no intention of resigning, he gave up his fight on July 15. Outlaw Blues starring Peter Fonda and Susan St. James and filmed in Austin during spring, 1977, opened with medio- cre reviews. Many Austinites, especially those living in the UT area went to see if they could catch a glimpse of themselves. Meanwhile, at the Kent State campus in Ohio, disturbances arose when officials wanted a gymnasium built on the sight where four students were killed by National Guardsmen on May 4, 1970. The opposition group, known as the May Fourth Coalition erected a tent city in protest of the proposed gymnasium. A judge issued an injunction to halt con- struction after 194 group members were arrested. At The University of Texas, several appeals were made and protests were staged, but students had more to do with summer activities and school. One activity which almost came to a standstill was swimming at Hippie Hol- low. On July 19, a resident of Comanche Trail filed suit to close the popular skinny- dipping resort. The suit filed against the Lower Colorado River Authority cited such things as nudity, lewdness, litter and drug abuse as problems and urged the area closed until rules could be drawn up to control the problems. According to Sheriff Raymond Frank, no changes were made in policy towards the swimmers as long as they were within the swimming area. An injunction to close the area was denied while the plaintiffs continued to attempt to improve conditions. The Board of Regents appointed E. D. Don Walker as president of The Uni- versity System and chief operations offi- cer. Walker had been running the day-to- day operations of The University System since last year when he was appointed Deputy Chancellor. Walker ' s new posi- tion brought a broad range of powers. Walker may now recommend changes in Regent ' s Rules and Regulations. Many women in the Austin area lived in fear during the summer as the man who became known as the Choker-rapist was roaming the city. The victims, after being approached, were choked by an electrical cord and raped. Over a four- month span, the Choker attacked 10 women: nine of them were University stu- dents. Thomas Earl Grettenburg was later 20 Summer Feature apprehended, tried and found guilty of a rape which was committed in mid-August. He was given a 33-year prison sentence. The University community as well as the rest of the city was saddened to hear of the death of Elvis Aron Presley on Aug. 16. Memories of his S.R.O. concert held in Municipal Auditorium last spring lingered in the minds of many fans. Although Elvis did not invent rock ' n roll, he did innovate a style and tone that many subsequent groups and singers reflected. He was rock ' s first and most important icon, prov- ing to young people that they had their own music and mode of living. Throughout the rest of the summer, work continued on the Special Events Center and the Perry-Castaneda Library. The $29 million SEC, which seats approximately 17,000, opened for the first home basketball game on Nov. 29. When bleachers had been used in Gregory Gym, only 8.000 fans were able to be seated. Construction on the PCL was finished and the new Library opened on the first day of classes. At a cost of $22 million, the library vaguely resembles the shape of the state of Texas and can store 3,250,000 vol- umes in its 70 miles of stacks. A Comanche Trail resident tried unsuccessfully to close Hippie Hollow, citing litter and nudity as reasons. Nothing Strikes Back ice cream parlor was a popular hang-out for students until its closing June 20, due to ambivalent attitudes of the owners. Summer Feature 2 1 Face N The advisors, known as the Absurdity Corps, give a show to the orientees on the last night of orientation. 3 ,-r I AW NoWheje --- wsw F - I onemaiion New Confusion The making of ID cards at Orientation is one of the first steps to becoming a new student. The thought of becoming just another number at the University is enough to frighten even the bravest of freshmen. However, summer orientation gave incoming freshmen and transfer students an opportunity to receive academic advice, information about UT and its services and to learn that others have similar problems. Approximately 4,200 students attended the eight week-long summer sessions, for a chance to make friends and become acquainted with UT. Sixty-six orientation advisors headed up activities for participants including campus tours, moonlight jogs to Memorial Stadium and preregistration for fall classes. The Union was an important part of orientation. Used as an area for meetings, tours of the newly-reno- vated building were held throughout the week. On Wednesday night before orientees left, the advi- sors presented the Absurdity Corps, a group of advi- sors, who gave a magic show and performed skits. After a week of acquainting themselves with the cam- pus and preregistering for their first semester, most stu- dents said that they felt as if they had made it over one of the first hurdles in becoming a part of UT. Handball courts and other available recreational facilities at Gregory Gymnasium are explained to orientees. Orientation 23 Errors, Racing and Erasing The two-day process of registration was one version of red tape Texas-style. Approximately 10,000 stu- dents waited to get in line in hopes of putting together the perfect course schedule. Days in advance, student bookstores, individual col- lege departments, advisors and the entire registration crew at Bellmont Hall prepared for the steady stream of baffled students. Each student began his plight by pur- chasing a 50 cent course schedule Bible. Later stu- dents were advised in their departments to decide upon a course load. Then came the hard part an outright encounter of the worst kind. Armed with signed dean ' s course card, ID and a num- ber two pencil, each student made his way into Bellmont Hall. Finally inside, the collecting of course cards and course bargaining began. For earlier entrants, going through the process may have been quick and simple, but for others, section closed blues were contagious. The let ' s make a deal atmosphere surrounded those persons willing to sell their souls for CH 325. After conquering the ramps, asking questions and pulling class cards was completed, students trudged to the final tables to surrender their cards for processing. They then found they had to return the following day to pay their fees. It ' s going to be a choice between OS 321 or E 3 The struggling to get into the necessary class, whether ACC 3 1 1 or E 306. continues until one is satisfied. 24 n was one version fy 10,000 sin- ' ' pulling together V If one is unusually lucky and doesn ' t have to go through adds and drops, paying the fee bill not only unloads the wallet, but is the last stop in becoming one of 40,000. For students to whom the computer was unkind, cen- tralized adds and drops was one way to rearrange an unsatisfactory schedule. Approximately 10,000 students show up each semester at Bellmont Hall clutching fee bills, ID ' s and course schedules hoping to get the right classes at the right hour. Although adds and drops is not an easy and enjoyable task, student endurance to arrange schedules to near-perfection is astounding. Since adds and drops is invariably on the hottest day of the summer or the coldest of the winter, most students find the only way to put up with the weather is to dress accordingly. After waiting in seemingly endless lines for a chance to wait in yet more lines, comfort counts. Despite the fact that each student has to wait for what seems like (or is) hours, he must then run from room to room begging someone to find it within his mercy to reg- ister the poor scholar for a needed class. Finally, a defi- nite sense of relief and accomplishment overwhelms the triumphant student at the end of the day. Realizing that while the prospects could have been worse, they might have been better, every student hopes that next time the computer will be more friendly. For those who failed adds and drops 301, departmen- tal adds and drops would be the next step. This student finds a strangely quiet corner amid stacks of books in the Co-op. ei ig 0 uiea wJt ta uted dt tougll Adds and Drops 25 Housing UT ' s Gypsies Brackenridge residents seem to think that dorm rooms get smaller every year. Outside City Council Chambers, concerned persons await the decision on the Fair Housing Ordinance. 26 Housing The Watermelon fest, held in the ABC dorm quad, is an annual Labor Day event. A new academic year brought familiar cries and pleas of des- peration from students: Where shall I live? Students had vari- ous living arrangements to choose from, but wherever they chose to live students were met with new experiences. More than 5,400 students resided in the 1 1 University resi- dence halls. An outlet for change and expression was found in various forms. Students chose from diverse decorating ideals to participating in floor and dorm activities. Living on campus was beneficial to those who wanted to be near University activities because of the close proximity of the dorms. Littlefield Dormitory, the oldest on campus, and its residents were very active this fall, as the dorm celebrated its 50th anniver- sary. Littlefield, one of five all-female residence halls, had an open house for past residents. They could return and reminisce about such things as the ghost of Alice Littlefield. the building ' s namesake, who supposedly haunts the home. After The Daily Texan reported that those who dined at Jester had complained of food being uncooked and rusty utensils, the idea of dorm living received a set back. Some of these allegations seemed grounded in truth when more than 125 Jester Center resi- dents were stricken with nausea and abdominal cramps after eat- ing in the Jester cafeteria. An investigation of the incident showed no food toxins were found in food samples which could have led to the gastroenteritis. Apartments accommodated 40 percent of the UT student body. Complexes in the Riverside area, nicknamed UT at South Austin. sheltered over 10,000 students, the largest concentration of University apartment dwellers. Other forms of housing included cooperative housing, the University apartments, mobile home parks and houses. How to Live Well on a Park Bench With a Hot Plate No one would be pleased to spot a boldface sign in a restau- rant blaring boldly. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REF- USE SERVICE TO WHOM WE PLEASE! Most anyone would be taken aback by such an outward show of prejudice. Many wanted the Fair Housing Ordinance to combat such bias. A class in this community still prided itself on complete fairness when dealing with others; yet, unconsciously, these people are the ones who inwardly intimate, We feel we should have the right to approve of whom we let move in next door. Now that the Fair Housing Ordinance has been approved after studious revision, many more persons have become closet intolerants. However, the revised form of the Fair Housing Ordinance declared that housing cannot be denied to anyone on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, physical handicap or sta- tus as a student. This ordinance limited landlord ' s and manager ' s ability to discriminate. Because of the act, UT students were given a better chance for adequate housing. Working people could also obtain adequate living conditions. During the summer. 1977, many fought to have the ordinance passed, including Mayor Carole McClellan. McClellan said she felt the ordinance was in the best interest of the City of Austin as a whole. Although it added more bureaucracy to the City gov- ernment, the ordinance cleared the air as to many violations of civil rights and claims of managerial prejudice. If a student tried to cook beans gourmet-style on a hot plate using a park bench outlet and was mortally wounded by beans flying from an exploding can, when he arrived at the Health Cen- ter, he should be informed of the wide selection of housing avail- able to him under the Fair Housing Ordinance. .Ordinal . Housing Chicago-style pizza. New York-cut Omaha beef, Chinese food, German beer, Mexican food, Italian food, good ol ' American hamburgers - - this variety of foods would certainly include something to suit the most finicky eater. Reciting all the delecta- bles available would make on-campus residents ' mouths water while deciding where to eat on Sunday when the dorm is closed. Austin area restaurants offered these foods and many more in a broad spectrum of tastes to please the particular palate. Many were one-of-a-kind places, located exclusively in Austin. Inexpensive eating establishments abounded around the Uni- versity. One of the most unusual, the Garden Cafe, served a veg- etarian menu. Dishes like the cauliflower cheese mountain and the tempura vegetables could be washed down with spiced iced tea. The name reflected the interior, with plants hanging from every rafter and crowded around the windows. Circulating fans rocked the plants gently, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Wooden booths and informal attitudes added to its casual appeal Many students, low on cash but long on appetite, were guided to the Stallion by sympathetic friends. A truck-stop atmosphere was achieved by red plastic booths, little black menus, low prices and the quantity of food. However, the quality of the food did not suffer despite the informal surroundings. The ever-popular two patties of chicken fried steak, salad, french fries and rolls for about two dollars sent most students home satisfied, with enough cash left for a few games of pinball. Cosmic Conan ' s Chicago-style deep pan pizza steadily devel- oped a devoted following. The attraction was thick, chewy pizza, with a crust made of whole wheat on request. The Savage (with the works on it) measured well over one inch thick. While wait- ing for his pizza to come out of the oven, the customer could ponder the meaning of Frank Franzetta ' s art work, which cov- ered most of the walls. An abundance of hamburger places existed, ranging from the conventional (like McDonald ' s) to the unusual (rectangular burgers at the Abbey Inn). Somewhere in between came Mad Dog Bean ' s. They served hamburgers doctored up in a variety of ways (hickory burgers, bacon cheeseburgers and others) and also sold home-made onion rings. Malts and shakes were availa- ble in several flavors besides traditional chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry, including peppermint and butter pecan. For a more elegant night out, Austin obliged by offering several classy night spots. A popular establishment among UT students was the Magic Time Machine. A dinner of steak, chicken or seafood was served by Capt. Kirk, Dancing Bear, Munching a gooey, thick Cosmic Conan ' s pizza can be a dining delight for the unitiated. Low prices overcome the greasy spoon at the Stallion. 28 Dining Out Dining Out Around Town DOMI N PI22 ftft OtllVl - For those who didn ' t want to leave their room. Domino ' s delivered the pizza. Peter Pan or some other unusual character. The zaniness of the employees contrasted with the reserve of the guests to produce a different evening and a memorable meal. Ahh so, you say. I ' m tired of steak. OK, how about some Chi- nese food for a change? The Hunan served traditional Cantonese dishes, but specialized in a spicy-hot version as well, based on the cuisine of the Hunan region of China. Its popularity increased by leaps and bounds with hot-blooded Texans, and the Hunan expanded to Dallas and Fort Worth. No jalepenos, but hot in a friendly way. For a little more liveliness, Zorba ' s on Lamar had a floor show with dinner. In addition to the Greek food, a belly dancer circu- lated among the tables, whetting the appetites of the patrons. Although not always a popular feature with the female custom- ers, the entertainment was all in good fun. The Capitol City offered several Mexican food places. Matt ' s El Rancho 2 served a number of University students due to its nearby location (on the lower level of the Tri-Towers parking garage), nice atmosphere and tasty food, only its prices made one hesitate before going. For the budget-minded, Pancho ' s Mexican Buffet also had a restaurant in Austin, but most people agreed that El Rancho had them beat on many counts. Matt ' s had better food, waiters and waitresses, and the atmosphere was supplied by plants, wood and glass rather than wrought iron and plastic Plants set the mood for vegetarian dining in the Garden Cafe on 22nd Street. flowers. Matt ' s El Rancho emphasized quality, while Pancho ' s put the premium on quantity. Barbecue rounded out the spectrum of tastes and Austin had its share of restaurants featuring the popular dish. The most pro- lific establishment, the Pit, had locations city-wide. Although not cheap (approximately $3.50) the quality of the ribs, brisket and sausage stayed high, and the service remained fast. Both Coupland Inn, on Highway 290, and the Salt Lick, tucked away in the Hill Country, presented good opportunities to relax and enjoy the scenery around Austin. The Coupland Inn was all-you-can-eat for about five dollars, while the Salt Lick offered the same fare as the Pit. The Salt Lick featured screened- in dining, allowing patrons to bask in the fresh air and sunshine while they ate. Although approximately 30 miles from Austin and difficult to locate, the experience was fun for a change of pace. Getting there was half the fun. Dining Out 29 sn ' t Jus Aware of the many reported rapes committed during the spring and summer in Austin, a University student carefully checked the front door and sliding glass door of her studio apart- ment in South Austin to make sure they were locked. She straightened up the apartment, placed a call and left to dine with friends. Upon her return, she noticed that a towel she had left on the balcony had been moved and that the sliding glass door had been unlocked. Searching other parts of her apartment, she found nothing else changed and went to bed. In spite of her nerv- ousness, the woman fell asleep at approximately 4 a.m. She was awakened about an hour later by someone crawling into bed with her. Because her vision was obscured by the darkness, she felt rather than saw a hand pushing her neck and head against the BU, fl. tail. ' pi 1 M rw.. Poster on the drag encourages women to wage a war on rape. bed, cutting off her oxygen. The thought crossed her mind that one of her friends was playing a trick on her, but then she real- ized what was happening and fought with all her might. During the struggle, she attempted to scream but was unable to breathe. She thought she would die. After the rape, she felt nauseous. Afraid the attacker remained in her apartment, she lay still for a time. Later, to escape, she crawled onto the window ledge. Her cries for help brought no response, so she slid down the roof. When the Austin police arrived, they took her to the emergency room at Brackenridge Hospital. On Sept. 4, 1977, Austin police officers apprehended Thomas Earl Grettenberg, 25, in his apartment. After a fingerprint found on a wall at a July assault scene was used to identify him, police charged him with aggravated rape, burglary with intent to rape and burglary. Grettenberg worked as a refueler at Ragsdale Avi- ation Inc. at Municipal Airport at the time of his arrest. Plain- clothesmen went to his apartment, but neglected to tell his land- lady that he had been charged as the Choker suspect. When she later learned of the charges, the woman said, The way he appeared was very nice, but you cannot look into a person. Since early April, 1977, he had lived in the general area of most of the attacks. Ten women had been assaulted over a four- month period. The modus operandi of the attacker was choking of his victims with an electrical cord. Initially, the Choker trial was to be held in Austin, but publicity surrounding the case war- ranted a change of venue to Waco. A motion was also made to restrict broadcast media from the proceedings. At his pretrial hearing on Nov. 14, 1977, Grettenberg testified that he gave Austin police free and voluntary statements con- cerning burglaries and rapes with which he was charged. He said he had emotional problems, at the time of his arrest. Thomas Earl Grettenberg was convicted of aggravated rape, Nov. 16, by a nine-woman, three-man jury. According to The Daily Texan, the verdict was reached after Asst. Dist. Atty. Steve Edwards read to the jury part of the confession Grettenberg made to Austin police on Sept. 4. The confession detailed the mid-August rape of a University woman. I had been over . . . to visit a girl and I saw this good-looking girl so I followed her, the statement said. She went to her apartment and I waited a little while outside. Then I climbed up the balcony and was try- ing to open the lock on the window. (I) just about had it when the glass broke. She was talking on the phone and didn ' t hear the glass break. After a while, she left and I went up and choked her with some black wire and raped her. She put up a pretty good fight and it scared me. This statement is true and correct to the best of my knowl- edge, the statement concluded. The University woman, who had testified two days earlier, identified Grettenberg as her attacker. Grettenberg was sen- tenced to 33 years in a state penitentiary. 30 Choker Rapist Artwork Courtesy of L ' T Police Department Grettenberg ' s expression did not change. His lawyer immedi- ately protested the sentence, saying he thought that Grettenberg felt remorse for what he had done. Asst. Dist. Atty. Steve Edwards pointed to Grettenberg and replied, The only thing that a man could have done that was worse was kill her. Besides the Choker incident, more than 300 rapes were han- dled by the Rape Crisis Center in Austin while only 181 rapes were reported to authorities. Spurred by the increased awareness of rapes in the Austin area, the Students ' Association sponsored in October a series of presentations called Rape Awareness Week. Sgt. Linda Cro- shaw of the University Police Department said at the presenta- tions that the victim is not just the bra-less teenager in tight jeans. The youngest victim reported in Austin last year was seven months old, the oldest 87. Rapists cannot be stereotyped, but they can be categorized, she explained. An explosive psychopath such as the Choker is the most difficult to understand. A survey was also taken to aid campus security. Poor lighting and bad parking facilities were cited as possible milieu for rape. In January, 1978, the Campus Escort Services began to provide transportation and protection for women working and studying late at night on campus. The service consisted of a radio-equip- ped van, driven by a commissioned UT police officer. Not a taxi service, the van was designed to assist the lone female who must walk across campus late at night. The van had a regular route, stopping at all libraries, parking lots north and east of campus, and all women ' s dormitories. Yet, in spite of added precautions, UT police still received reports of women abducted both at night and during the day. Even with the Choker jailed, the lone woman must still try to protect herself on and off campus. Choker Rapist 31 Kent State Furor at UT Remnants of late ' 60s radicalism returned to the UT cam- pus for several weeks this fall as the Revolutionary Student Brigade (RSB) dusted off the cobwebs of Kent State. Few have forgotten the massive anti-war rally conducted at Ohio ' s Kent State University. On May 4, 1970, National Guardsmen cut the demonstration short by firing into the crowd, killing four students and injuring several others. An outraged public demanded restitution as protest songs like Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young ' s Ohio hit the charts and national magazines displayed cover photographs of the event. The Kent State furor died down when U.S. troops returned home from Vietnam. But the issue reappeared this year when Kent State Administrators approved plans to construct a gymnasium near the site of the killings. Referring to them- selves as the May Fourth Coalition, opponents of the decision erected a tent city in the area, demanded that a memorial be built instead of the gym and refused to budge. Meanwhile back in Austin, RSB members demonstrated their support of the Coalition ' s stand by collecting donations and vocalizing their position on UT ' s West Mall. But the group ' s enthusiasm for the project was directed toward a pre- dominately disinterested audience. Many in the vicinity prefer- red to concentrate on more relevant issues, such as homework or lunch. After all. one advocate of moderation explained, the only things they shoot in a gym are baskets. It all started on April 30, 1970, when Nixon decided to invade Cambodia. At Kent State, the National Guard showed their fear of students ' standing up and saying what they feel. RSB Member Sept. 21. 1977 UT students march across campus in support of the Kent State spirit. Bill Mackie of the RTF department encourages students to question incidents like Kent State. 32 Kent State Classified research is a term which raises suspicions in the minds of many. During World War II, military research projects were given to uni- versities around the country. For national security reasons, most were labeled classified. The secrecy of the defense work went largely unquestioned until the ' 1960 ' s. Then, individuals began to question the content of these projects and the appropriateness of allowing professors to spend time in research when the results could not be shared with the academic community. The University had participated in some of these classified projects. In August, 1977, UT became involved in a nationwide controversy over a CIA-sponsored r esearch project. This project, known by the cryptonym MR-ULTRA, was designed to identify materials and methods useful in altering human behavior pat- terns, Central Intelligence Agency officials said. Outcry began when the CIA disclosed that research had involved the administering of psychedelic and mind-altering drugs to unsuspecting human subjects. However, most of the testing was less controversial, entailing research of human behavior. According to UT officials, no drugs or human sub- jects were used in the University experiments. CIA Director Stanfield Turner called the project, which was fronted by cover agencies, abhorrent. In a congressional testimony before a Senate investigating committee, Turner revealed that 44 universities were involved in the testing. Most were unaware of CIA sponsorship. After being informed of the University ' s involvement, System officials requested further information from the CIA. Officials asked why the research was conducted and who were the people involved. Only a sketchy picture could be obtained because the bulk of MK-ULTRA records were destroyed in 1973. Only financial records remained. The information sent from CIA headquarters to System officials included CIA invoices, memos to the chief of the CIA covert claims branch and correspondence between UT and the sponsoring agency. But, the names of all researchers, the sponsoring agency and the goal of the project were blotted out. The CIA-backed work at UT was funded by a $35,000 grant awarded to the Mechanical Engineering Department. The money was channeled through two private Washington, D.C. medical research foundations. The researchers, experimenting with bio-physical measurements, were unaware that their project was number 138 in the nationwide covert pro- gram MK-ULTRA. Dr. Eugene A. Ripperger, a University professor of aerospace and engineering mechanics, conducted a testing, which involved the develop- ment of microscopic devices called thermocouples. These minute quartz instruments were used to measure the heat changes in cells. The CIA was interested in applying the information obtained to devices such as polygraphs (lie detectors). Ripperger said the department ' s research in the area of thermocouples was partly responsible for the creation of the Bio-medical Engineering Department 10 years ago. Thermocouples research still continues at UT under a grant from the Air Force Foundation. Testing is now done on rabbits and monkeys. Other classified research projects, while still conducted at UT, have become much more open and above board. Seven years ago, mistrust of the University ' s Applied Research Labo- ratory led UT officials to establish policy putting restraints and stipula- tions on acceptance of classified research projects. Now, projects and sponsors may be revealed to the public. Also a rea- sonable expectation must exist that the results are to be published. An Advisory Committee on Classified Research annually reviews all projects to insure that the policy is consistently followed. CIA Controversy 33 Louie ' s was a beer-drinker ' s refuge. If someone lost a quarter in the pinball machine, he could get it back. Louie never answered the phone before finding out if the person paged was taking calls. And best of all. Sinatra was King of the Jukebox. Louis Mecey proffered his unpretentious little bar to the pub- lic in August, 1952. For 25 years, Louie ' s, located at 1710 San Jacinto, represented a haven to young and old alike. Mecey ' s cordial attitude explains why. I wouldn ' t run anything other than what I ' ve got. I like to think it ' s a home away from home for the many, many who have been here over the years. Certainly they ' ve shown me every respect, Mecey commented in November, 1977. We don ' t allow profanity. I won ' t have it. And this is probably the only bar around with a 25-year existence that hasn ' t had a fight in it. I don ' t have that kind of clientele. Certainly his roster of close acquaintances is impressive. Far- rah Fawcett-Majors frequented Louie ' s when she attended UT in the mid- ' 60 ' s. Mecey still keeps in touch with Gene Tierney ' s daughter. Donna Curtain. And Congressmen have always desig- nated Louie ' s a favorite. Unfortunately, nostalgia carries no weight with the govern- ment; expanding office complexes in the area meant a greater need for parking facilities. The State Building Commission decreed that Louie ' s had to go. Although sympathetic friends in Congress were able to obtain several extensions of Mecey ' s offi- cial closing date, Louie ' s went down with a whimper in late December, 1977. Upon returning from Christmas vacation, loyal customers were dismayed to find 1710 San Jacinto a mass of concrete and rubble. When relocation efforts had proven fruitless, Mecey lamented. The thing I hate is to have to leave friends I ' ve associated with for 25 years. I just don ' t know what I ' m going to do. A myriad of famous elbows have found a resting place on this countertop. 34 Louie ' s ' era- I Louie ' s modest exterior enclosed a warm, hospitable atmosphere. The small bar served the public for 25 years until it was demolished for parking facilities. Louie ' s was many customer ' s home away from home. Louis Mecey opened Louie ' s in 1952. Louie ' s 35 I I Capturing a glimpse of the world through stained glass, this vendor appraises his creation. - : ' ..-. Ts ' . One of only 12 such markets in the country, the 23rd St. craft market is a city-supported area where artists and craft persons can sell their wares to the public. 36 The Drag ' praises his creation. Serenading the passers-by, all the world is a stage to the street musicians whose music adds to the rhythm of the Drag. Take a Walk on the Wild Side The future Longhorn experiences an early encounter with the Drag. People ' s Renaissance Market is one of the few year-round craft markets. This one needs to be maintained, and if possi- ble, expanded: it serves a need, Margaret, an artisan who creates batik, said. The Drag is like a sideshow. You can put all the freaks in one place where they can do no damage. The average student is terrified and reverts to surrogate delusions. But what would you expect across the street from a diploma factory? Char- lene, a writer said. The Drag harbored all of the free spirits of Austin. On any given day, one could have found cosmic cowboys, street musi- cians, vagrants, professional wanderers. Hare Krisnas. starv- ing artists or anyone else who felt inclined to promenade in the unique Austin carnival atmosphere. Naive freshmen glanced at their maps and called it Gua- dalupe Street. Either by assimilating into the Austin culture or through the help of an orientation adviser, these green- horns soon began to call the length of concrete The Drag. The Drag stretched from MLK Boulevard to 26th Street. The nucleus centered around the University Co-op and the artisan ' s market. Because of the variety of individuals who populated the Drag, no one felt out of place. After munching on eggrolls, giving nickels to the starving harmonica player, talking to the professional clown and buying silver jewelry, visitors knew that they had experienced Austin ' s freedom of expression. The Drag 37 Wallace ' s as well as the Co-op carried a wide variety of Longhorn paraphernalia. One of the finest football seasons in years for the burnt orange and white produced more than the spectacular heroics on the field; it also gradually stirred the fans into a craziness about the games: Longhorn Mania. Approximately three victorious games into the season, fans began to notice that the ' Horns had accumulated more than 100 points, giving up fewer than 10 points to opponents. The victories each week keyed up the fans. By the time Oct. 8 rolled around, many sportswriters predicted that the ' Horns might upset the highly-ranked Sooners of Big Red Country. Lunacy swept through Dallas that Friday night as the Texas sup- porters warmed up for the game. An even better chance to cele- brate came after the Longhorn victory, the first against OU in seven years. Because few had expected much from the young team which was guided by a new head coach, the victory was a wild surprise to many. A frenzy spread through Austin. Guadalupe Street echoed the cheers and rambunctiousness of Longhorn backers after OU weekend, and it continued to be the site of weekend festivals: the Longhorns kept winning so the car horns kept honking. Not content with the carousing on the weekends, the loyal Longhorn patrons bought vast quantities of souvenirs which extolled the virtues of the amazing men in orange. A skywriter and fan show their support for the Longhorns. Everything from orange and white lamps and baby pants to bumper stickers and T-shirts were purchased. As the Longhorns went 1 1-0, the administration got into the swing of things in their own way, lighting the Tower on every possible occasion. But nei- ther fans nor team were finished yet. The Longhorn Mania reached a fever pitch when All-Ameri- can Earl Campbell got the Heisman Trophy. Light up the Tower. Then Brad Shearer got the Outland Trophy of the Year. Light up the Tower. Fred Akers won the UPI Coach of the Year honors. Light up the Tower. The whole town seemed to be pumping orange blood. At last, the time came for the Cotton Bowl and old nemesis Notre Dame. Neuter Dame, Make Irish Stew, Akers of Cotton, all became familiar adages. Fans believed that no one could stop the number one team in the nation. The University community had rallied around them as they climbed the long spiral from being unrated to achieving the top spot. Everyone saw orange. Long- horn Mania was at its apex. After the national championship slipped away, the flow of good faith, excitement and celebration ebbed, but the pride did not vanish from the campus. For the pride was not something so transient as that. Perhaps its overtness receded, but a lasting impression remained. 38 Orange Fever Fever! Vast numbers of Longhorn enthusiasts join in singing The Eyes of Texas after the victory against OU. ATTENTION 1. To purchase student tickets tomorrow to the Texas A M football game, you MUST present at the ticket window, the numbered tag which you have received. NO ONE WILL be sold a ticket without the tag. 2. By receiving the tag. you have been assured of receiving tickets provided you observe the following: (1) Present the tag. YOUR student ID with a blue background, and another student ID or Spouse athletic card. (2) Remittance of $4.00 per ticket. $8.00 if for student Spouse in cash or check made payable to the University of Texas. (3) Come to the ticket office on Wednesday between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 12:00 NOON. As the tickets are by lottery, you can receive good tickets any time during these hours. 3. We have passed out only enough tags to cover the number of tickets available, therefore, you are assured of receiving tickets. We suggest that you leave now and return during the above hours to get them. 4. Any tickets which are not drawn by 12:00 NOON will be put on sale at 1:00 P.M. Wednesday to students who did not receive the numbered tags. Everyone showed his spirit in one way or another. Orange Fever 39 A lone spectator awaits the kickoff. More than 80,000 fans filled the Cotton Bowl to capacity. ?J - HV ' v r Fans celebrate the ' Horn ' s triumph in front of the TV in the Cactus Cafe. Cowboy takes careful aim at OU cheerleader. 40 OU Weekend 11 FEELING THE ORANGE CRUSH - usioned Okies grimace as the clock counts the final minute of the Longhorn victory lias police keep an eye on the downtown craziness. The 1977 showdown against Texas in the Cotton I; many changes; the most significa- ence was a Texas victory over the Sooners, for the first time in seven; As always, controversy surrounded the game, and this year ' s disagreement turned into an issue even more heated than iasi son ' s spying accusations. Al Lundstedt, busi- ness manager of men ' s athletics, caused the commotion by instituting a lottery system for ticket distribution. Lundstedt ' s action removed the lines around Memorial Sta- dium, but left many angry fans without tick- ets. The thousands who drew tickets left behind 900 or so who did not. The fortunate ones rushed off for the invasion of Dallas. The pre-game madness in Big D was more crowded and intense than last year. One freshman called the scene unbelievable. Thousands of screaming, crazed fans firing up for The Game, beer, chanting and an abundance of police clogged three blocks of downtown Dallas. Gradually the pace slowed, and early Saturday morning, city clean-up crews ushered out those fans who did not get arrested or make it home. The Friday night survivors packed the Cotton Bowl for one of the best college games of the year. Far from last year ' s non- game, this contest kept the enthusiastic mobs of orange and red on their feet for 60 min- utes. Third-string quarterback Randy McEachern gave a sterling performance as injuries to Mark McBath and Jon Aune forced both to the sidelines. Between McEachern ' s heroics, Russell Erxleben ' s kicking and the stalwart Texas defense, the game constantly held the attention of more than 80,000 fans. The crowd watched rookie Head Coach Fred Akers and his veer offense fill the void which followed the end of the Darrell Royal dynasty. The stadium shook as the UT supporters counted down the clock to a 13-6 Longhorn triumph. Afterwards, the fans seemed nearly as drained as the players. WE WON, WE WON! resounded all the way to Austin as 3,000 overjoyed stu- dents packed Guadalupe after watching the televised game. Exuberance, enthusiasm and happiness echoed the length of the Drag in a celebration as intense as the Friday night melee in Dallas. Indeed the Longhorn patriots had a right to cheer; underrated Texas had shown itself as a team of which to be proud. The jubila- tion in the Capitol City had been long absent; fans had seven years of catching up to do. But there was nothing new going on. This was not the start of a new tradition after the wild weekend, but rather the revival of an old one that had not been enjoyed fur long: the post-game victory celebrati. Ol. Weekend Raising Hell on For most of the year, Guadalupe Street was nothing more than a place where those people sold Spi-i-i-icy iced tea, egg rolls and barbeque. But this fall, the Drag regularly changed from a busy street bordering University territory into a frenzied con- gregation of wandering, cheering people, cars at a stand- still and an aura of excitement. The cause of this madness was simple: the football team had won, again. The OU game triggered the first celebration of 1977, and the ensuing victories the rest of the year caused more of the wild rejoicing. Each weekend, the Drag was crammed with cars and pedestrians. The carousing started at the final gun of the game and continued until 3 a.m. Drivers honked their horns, strangers enthusiastically shook hands and reas- sured each other that We ' re Number One. Occasion- ally, carloads of fans stopped traffic by spelling out Texas in the street with their bodies while most partic- ipants cruised the Drag enjoying the commotion. Austin police watched it all calmly, frequently shooting a Hook ' em ' Horns sign to passers-by. Some problems resulted from the celebration: trash piled up along the street, the Austin police worked over- time and residents near the Drag complained about the noise. A sniper ' s threats dampened the partying spirit on the Drag, but the celebrations continued elsewhere. The last Guadalupe excitement came when Earl Campbell won the Heisman Trophy in December. Eventually the students went home, the trash was picked up and the police found other places to patrol. After those few fleeting nights of revelry, the Drag quickly resumed its former self. Police either sat back in awe of the partying or joined in the fun. 42 Drag Revelry Gimme five! Strangers became friends during the post-game excitement. Cars and people clogged the street each weekend for nearly two months. uadalupe Speeding along, jubilant fans carouse on the Drag after the OU game. io months. Hook em signs extended the length of Guadalupe. A partisan observer watches the slow-moving procession pass the Co-op. Drag Revelry 43 Irish Harvest the Cotton Cinderella did not make it home by the 12th game and turned into a burnt orange pumpkin right in front of the whole nation. Texas ' victory in the Jan. 2 Cotton Bowl was to have been the stepping stone to the long-lost national championship. Before the game, most Texas fans felt sorry for those Irish who had come all the way from Indiana to watch Neuter Dame get a lesson in Texas football. Longhorn magic was out in full force: with the Coach of the Year, the Heisman Trophy winner and the Outland Trophy winner on Texas ' side, most fans agreed that The Uni- versity of Texas Longhorns could not lose. As convincing winners for 1 1 weeks, the young team stood every test and miffed the sportswriters and opponents who did not take them seriously. Coach Akers had instilled an unshaka- ble confidence and a winning tradition in the team and its sup- porters. No longer an unranked, unrecognized team, the Long- horns stood as the Number One team in the country. Unfortunately, nobody told Notre Dame. In the Cotton Bowl, it did not look like the same team in orange and white which had played 11-0 football for months. Texas ' frequent fumbles made Irish touchdown drives very short. The fighting Irish did not have to fight very hard for points. The first score by Notre Dame came so quickly that it seemed to stun both fans and players. Texas followers hoped the Irish touch- down would snap the ' Horns back to life, but more fumbles, another touchdown and two field goals dampened hopes. As the first half ended, a defensive penalty against Notre Dame gave Texas the ball and another chance to tighten the ever-widening score. Although the clock showed that time had expired, Mike Lockett caught the first touchdown pass of his col- lege career. The score lifted sagging spirits and pointed towards a better second half. However the second half looked very much like the first, with Texas dropping the ball while Notre Dame made touchdowns. This disastrous end to an otherwise flawless season left Texas fourth in the nation in the college polls. Akers himself said later that it would have been better to lose early if they had to lose, as those persons who vote in the polls are short-sighted. But Texas supporters did not forget the season so quickly. As they shared in the team ' s victories and jubilation during the year, so too they empathized with its loss and dejection. i 44 National Championship National Championship 45 My roommate coerced me into buying a Kiss me button, because she said that I needed practice . . by Jill Aimee Benz My roommate nudged me and said, Come to Wurst- fest with me. We ' ll have a great time. Being from out- of-state, I couldn ' t understand why anyone would drive 60 miles to eat sausage-on-a-stick and drink beer. And, no one actually mentioned the sausage their faces just mysteriously illuminated whenever the occasion was mentioned. I relented, gave up my homework and step- ped into the car. When we arrived in New Braunfels, my first exclamation to the town was, This is it? I was quite skeptical at first. The aluminum-siding beer hall did not resemble Bavarian architecture at all. A congregation of middle-aged men wearing lederho- sen were chugging beer and eating sausages. They later joined their fraus in the Umpah Hall for polkas and waltzes. Edelweiss (which really comes from an Amer- ican movie and not Deutschland) and other pseudo- German music was pumped over the scratchy sound sys- tem. It also seemed bizarre to serve Mexican food at a German festival but I thought, Texans leave their uni- que imprint on anything that they do. After the dinner hour, the building became crowded and boisterous. The Germans call it gemutlichkeit - a word which connotes congeniality, cheerfulness and friendliness. My roommate coerced me into buying a Kiss me - button, because she said that I needed the practice anyway. Kiss me I ' m a Minnesotan was not available. So, I considered: Kiss me I ' m German, (too standard); Kiss me I ' m ready, (was I?); Kiss me -- I ' m desperate, (why flaunt it?). Finally, I decided on Kiss me I ' m a Texan, because I knew that everyone was too inebriated to realize that I was a Yankee. It was an unusual atmosphere, but extremely friendly. Everyone paraded around and around with their Kiss me - buttons. It reminded me of a roller derby with sexual innuendoes. I tried describing what a Wurstfest actually was to my friends in letters, but I do not think that anyone could really understand. One just has to be there to appreciate it. Texans have created a unique festival, and they have enough bravado to continue the festival every year. Weeks later, I kept bumping into a little twerp who still wore Kiss me button. A Kiss me button is only applicable in the right atmosphere: New Braunfels, sausage, beer, gemutlichkeit, Germanic music. At Wurstfest, it would have been, Why not? But, in a Jes- ter Center elevator, There ' s no way babe. Harley Schulz A German grandfather oversees Wurstfest with an aura of authority. Mike Silverwise Too young for sausage, this baby succumbs to his thumb. 46 Wurstfest ' ' Let ' s Go to Wurstfest ' ainofufaft Please be gentle, this is my first time at Wurstfest. ' Mike Silverwisc Pleasures of alcohol have saturated this man ' s veins. Opportunities seldom arise for sausage lovers to go hogwild. October in New Braunfels gives them the chance. Mike Silverwise Wurstfest 47 Former First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson, was honored at UT Dec. 1 1 . Acquaintances and associates gathered at the LBJ Library Auditorium for the National Trib- ute to Lady Bird Johnson. The program was a major fund-raising event for the Friends of the LBJ Library. Except for the archives and the maintenance program, which the Federal Government has paid for, all funds for the Library have been raised through donations. The LBJ Library had more than 750,000 visitors in 1977, and all admitted without charge. More than 7,000 invitations to the tribute and reques ts for donations were mailed throughout the country. The invitational program raised $1.25 million. Cactus Pryor was the master of ceremonies. Renowned guests included: Helen Hayes, Kirk Douglas, Roberta Peters, Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby, Atty. Gen. John Hill, former Mexican President Miguel Aleman, Burt Lancaster and Robert Merrill. The national tribute honored Lady Bird ' s life and work. During her husband ' s administration, she strove beside LBJ to better America. She strove for ecology and the beautification of the United States. A member of the National Parks Service advisory board, she has also served as trustee of the National Geographic Soci- ety. Sponsoring ecological and beautification programs in Texas and Washington D.C., the Former First Lady received the Medal of Freedom award in January, 1978, for her beautification efforts. Lady Bird has also had a long-standing relationship with University life. During the Depression, she earned degrees in journalism and in history. In 1964, she received an honorary Doctor of Letters from UT and was named the Ex-Students ' Asso- ciation ' s Distinguished Alumnus. La UNIS As a regent. Lady Bird proved herself popular with the student body. UNIS The former First Lady explains White House memorabilia at a presidential exhibition in the LBJ Library. 48 Lady Bird iMfcUfclM Helen Hayes. Preston Jones, and Kirk Douglas applaud the former First Lady at her national tribute. Lady Bird Honored at UT Lady Bird is surrounded by her grandchildren. Patrick and Nicole Nugent, and by her daughters, Luci Nugent and Lynda Robb. Lady Bird 49 Duster ' s Last Stand atUT: The Little Campus Little Campus had an uncertain fate in late 1977. The complex was too historic to destroy, and too expensive to preserve. Historians contended that the 120-year old build- ing should be saved. The regents had to weigh practical criteria such as economics and parking. Renovation estimates ranged from $1.8 million to restore merely Ouster ' s home, to $ 1 2 million to restore the entire remaining complex. The scarcity of available parking lots around the new 17,000-seat Special Events Center created an urgent need for parking spaces. Razing the entire complex would have cleared enough space for 700 to 800 spaces. Controversy raged over Little Campus ' historical significance. During the Federal Occupation of Texas following the Civil War, Brevet General George Custer was stationed there to keep an eye on Mexico and Emperor Maximilian. Some claimed that Custer had been an Indian murderer, and that it was hypocritical to have a shrine in his name. In the end, all concerned individuals won a partial victory. At their Nov. 1 1 meeting, regents voted to preserve a portion of the campus ' oldest structure. Custer ' s headquarters and its anterior park would remain intact. Building H, constructed in 1891 and noted for its Queen Anne style, might be saved for its architectural significance. Its demolition was postponed, pending an economic feasibility study. Building G. known for its elaborate theatre, was taken apart piece by piece and its antique remnants sold. The complex has been used for everything ranging from the State Blind Asylum in the early 1900 ' s to University housing in the post- Depression days. The original six-building complex had a war of attrition with itself for years. In 1915, it was first declared a fire hazard. During the 1920 ' s, students refused to live there until con- ditions were improved. In 1962, a fire broke out during finals, ending its reign as a dormi- tory. In the early 1970 ' s, portions of the complex were demolished so that IH 35 could be widened. Preserved alone amidst a concrete jungle. Little Campus surely is Custer ' s last stand at UT. 50 Little Campus Time and the work of Mother Nature has taken its toll on this building at the Little Campus. Prior to demolition, Custer oversees his territory. Steven Pumphrey Mike Uur MikeUur The building which served as Custer ' s headquarters is being preserved. Little Campus 5 1 Austin ' s Own Broadway The historic Paramount Theatre underwent an enormous face-lift during the past year, restoring the 63-year-old struc- ture to the elegance of years gone by. The theater has had a varied past ranging from vaudeville to third-rate movies. Many of show business ' finest have graced the stage Houdini, Anna Pavlova, Orson Welles - but in summer, 1977. the theater ' s outdated facilities jeopard- ized its future as a place for quality entertainment. After performances in spring. 1977. touring companies of Equus and A Little Night Music complained to Actor ' s Equity of the theatre ' s inadequate dressing room facilities. In a surprise action, the actor ' s union blacklisted the thea- ter, threatening to boycott unless union standards were met. The all-black production of Guys and Dolls was sched - uled, but the performance hinged on Paramount officials pro- viding adequate facilities for the 31 touring actors. The problem was solved the week after the blacklisting when gracious private individuals donated seven motor homes. Parked behind the theater, the mobile homes were used as dressing rooms. ml The new Paramount offers Ausliniles a glimpse into the past s arl deco marquee was added and the artificial facade was removed, exposing the original exterior of the theatre. I ii ii ii K i II II II ii ii n ii ii ii i A decorative proscenium arch frames the stage on which many great performers have appeared, such as the Ziegfield Follies. Orson Welles and Houdini. A representative for Actor ' s Equity inspected the tempo- rary facilities the following week and gave union approval, allowing Guys and Dolls to go on as planned. No profit was made from the production, but as the first full-scale show at the theater since Mister Roberts in the early 1950 ' s, Guys and Dolls was considered a worthy risk and proved to be a special event for Austin theater. Built by Ernest Nalle, the son of an Austin mayor, the thea- ter opened as the Majestic Theater in 1915, offering vaudeville acts. As part of a national circuit, the Majestic brought such performers to Austin as Katherine Hepburn, Will Rogers and the Ziegfield Follies. In the 1930 ' s, the theater was converted from running live shows to projecting first-run movies. During the 60 ' s and 70 ' s, when the city started expanding north and south, the Majestic suffered from the growth. Left to ruin, the theater was forced to show inferior movies. In 1975, the dying Majestic was rescued by John Bernar- doni who formed Paramount, Inc. He transformed the third- rate movie house into a center for live performances. In July, 1977, the building was designated a national historic land- mark, qualifying it for federal restoration funds. The first stage of the project involved revamping the front facade, the first lobby and dressing room areas. With the backstage remodeled, the theater was equipped to fulfill the lighting and sound demands of a Broadway production. The theatre ' s !950 ' s period marquee was removed and replaced with one of the 1930 ' s art deco style. Box seats were replaced and the theater completely reseated. Changes in the Paramount complemented the abundance of architectural assets in the theater. Among these are the nearly-perfect acoustics, the proscenium arch, the brass-railed stairway and the arched ceiling in the first lobby. Brass-railed stairways and chandeliers adorn the second lobby. avid Brenne The 1977-78 Cultural Entertainment Committee season introduced such notables as David Brenn er, Leo Kottke and Dimitri the Mime to UT CEC holders at reduced prices. Stu- dents were also able to purchase tickets to see the amusing Les Ballets Trockaderos de Monte Carlo and Prof. Peter Schick- ele: P.D.Q. BACH. Performances by the Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival, Count Basic and his Orchestra and the New York Touring Company delighted audiences. William Win- dom returned to do his impression of James Thurber, and because of last year ' s favorable response, the Hartford Ballet returned for a special engagement. Several troupes including Eliot Feld Ballet and the Paul Taylor Dance Company held classes or residency activities in dance, costume, theater games and mime. Among other events sponsored by CEC was a series of concerts by the Austin Symphony which performed David Brenner prepares to cast a spell over his audience in a comedic routine. Mahler ' s Fourth Symphony and Schumann ' s Concerto in A Minor. Akiro Endo, who has been with the symphony for three years, conducted the symphony for an evening of Rus- sian Music. As the lights slowly dimmed and the curtains opened, comedian David Brenner quickly set the pace for his Sept. 24 Austin appearance, An Evening with David Brenner. Fre- quently seen on the Tonight Show, Brenner dazzled the enthusiastic audience with his jokes, gestures, boyish person- ality and charm. In the middle of one routine, Brenner stop- ped to warn the audience, Don ' t get me started, I ' m a better laugher than I am a comedian. As Brenner left the stage the audience cheered and applauded the talent of the well-known contemporary comedian. 54 CEC real Musicians Series JT i ctujconedicraK. m ' s Concerto in A the symphony for m evening of Rus- curtains opened. Members of the Sequoia String Quartet relax after a performance in Hogg Auditorium. ud Brenner. Fre- tnner dazzled ibt line, Brenner siop- urle A I ' m a belter CEC 55 Billy Taylor fr Michael Murphy Billy Taylor, who along with the other members of his trio, Freddie Waits and Earl May, appeared at Hogg Auditorium on Sept. 8, started off the fall, 1977 Cultural Entertainment Com- mittee events. The well-known jazz artist, who has written hun- dreds of songs, performed such classics as Satin Doll and Take the A Train as well as many of his own compositions including Suite for Jazz Piano and Orchestra. Two homecomings took place on Oct. 29. Alumni returned for the University ' s homecoming and Michael Murphey performed in Gregory Gym. Murphey, an Austin native, said he had not been back for a couple of years. His progressive country music highlighted the first half of the concert while he introduced new material during the latter half. When he played Wildfire and ended with Geronimo ' s Cadillac, the crowd cheered. Billy Taylor takes to the piano during his September visit. Michael Murphey charms the audience at his homecoming. Billy Taylor Trio member performs a bass solo. 56 CEC Dimitri Les Ballets Trockadero Dimitri gets a laugh out of his own music ability. Lucian Perkins bass Four swans dance during the Trockadero ' s rendition of Swan Lake. Receiving a standing ovation at his Nov. 3 perform- ance in Hogg Auditorium, clown mime Dimitri exhib- ited a multi-range of talents. Lithe and limber in his cus- tomary mime ' s costume and baggy jacket, Dimitri per- formed acrobatic acts and displayed his musical talents as well. Adding an extra touch of warmth to his act, he serenaded a woman on the first row with his mandolin. For a time, the Swiss-born Dimitri was a member of the Marcel Marceau troupe. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, an all-male ballet troupe performed en travesti, or in drag, Feb. 21 in Municipal Auditorium. Wearing tutus and toe shoes, the hairy chested Trock members satirized Martha Gra- ham, Isadora Duncan and other choreographers. Co- founder Peter Anastos, better known as prima ballerina Olga Tchikaboumskaya, performed an interpretation of Swan Lake. While in town, the Trock held classes in Partnering and Classical Ballet Mime. -ucian Perkins This Trock member applies his (her) makeup before the performance. CEC 57 ti Firefall These two musicians perform one of the hits from one of their recent albums. Firefall ' s Mark Andes goes solo during one segment of a song. 58 CEC Massenkof f Folk Festival of itartectnt albums. Deep from the heart of Russia. Nikolai Ivanovich Massenkoff and his troupe visited LJT on Feb. 4. The performers transformed Hogg Audi- torium into a feisty celebration of Russian heritage. The folk festival displayed a montage of traditions: peasant costumes, antiquarian stringed instruments, age-old dances, ballads. During his solos. Massenkoff ' s rich, stentorian voice filled the audi- torium. The music was a mixture of folk tunes, war songs and traditional melodies. The Russian repertoire included a variety of pieces. Yablochko (little apple) was a song which is a favorite sailor ' s dance. Kaleenka was a harvest- time celebration song originating from old Mother Russia. Katyou- sha (Katerina) was a World War II ballad, originally sung by soldiers. The entertainers brought with them the agrarian roots which made their performance down-to-earth. Members of the Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival execute one of their Russian dances. Popular Russian dances and acrobatics of old were performed by members of the troupe. CEC-59 Dave Brubeck Count Basic The New Dave Brubeck Quartet performed their contem- porary jazz during a concert Dec. 4 at the Paramount Theater. Brubeck, jazz innovator, disbanded his original group in 1967 to devote full time to finishing his oratorio. With his three sons, the musician ' s New Dave Brubeck Quartet per- formed the contemporary work which made the group famous during the early 1950 ' s. His influences in popular music became so pervasive that what was once considered experimental is now an accepted part of contemporary music. Dave Brubeck leads his group in the New Dave Brubeck Quartet. Crowded into the Union Ballroom, the audience was in the mood to dance to Count Basie and his Orchestra. On Sept. 25, Basie played to a packed house. Swing favorites such as Take the A Train and Stardust resounded. Singer Dennis Row- land accompanied the Count ' s boogie and blues. Basic ' s connection with UT went back to World War II days. In 1941, the Cultural Entertainment Dance Committee had intended to hire a popular all-white band, but when the price was too high the committee had to settle for Count Basie and his musicians at one-third of the cost. The drummer for the Brubeck Quartet adds his flair. - I Count Basie and his Orchestra play many of the old favorites. 60 CEC se -fr William Windom ft ft Leo Kottke William Windom discusses his portrayal of James Thurber after his performance. Leo Kottke takes a breather to joke with the audience. A modest stage with a desk at one side, a high wooden stool on the other and a huge screen as a backdrop set the casual mood for William Windom ' s performance of Thurber II on March 1. Casually clad in a white shirt with rolled sleeves, a dingy vest, khaki trousers, a green reading visor and bright red socks, Windom presented his version of the late humorist James Thurber ' s work of wit, humor and cartoon sketches. Leo Kottke ' s brown attire and easy- going manner blended into the mellow atmosphere at the Paramount Theater on Feb. 5. His vibrant, up-beat tempo kept the audience enthusiastically entertained. Kottke ' s strummings included Pamela Brown and Jesu, Joy of Man ' s Desir- ing. The performer ' s informal style per- meated the theater. Raunchy bits of humor kept the audience amused between musical numbers. The concert goers clam- ored for more, but the performance lasted only one hour and 15 minutes. CEC 61 Beach Bin strums his guitar for an eager fan at the Special Events Center. Mounting excitement of the upcoming summer seemed to peak with the arrival of the Beach Boys in April. The group, co-sponsored by the Special Events Center and CEC, played most of their old songs as well as new material, including songs from the movie Almost Sum- mer and their new studio album. Winds of Change. All the old favorites brought back memories to those who grew up when Sloop John B and Help Me Rhonda were popular. Balladeer Harry Chapin ' s ener- getic performance delighted audi- ences during his two concerts at the Paramount Theater on April 1. Cha- pin talked with his fans after each show. Jumping from the stage, the singer songwriter went into the lobby to sign autographs. Through- out the evening, songs such as Taxi , Cat ' s in the Cradle and selections from his latest album, Dance Band on the Titanic resounded throughout the theater. Thousands of enthusiastic listeners celebrated the return of the Beach Bovs. Harry Chapin delights the audience at his performance at the Paramount. 62 CEC :wil nt of i ys , n Sponsored by r and CEC. song as lltt nal. including album. an ?e AlltheoId ' Pb Sloop ' Help Me Rhonda TV Qiapin ' s ener- ice delighted audi- io concerts at the on April 1. Cha- ins fans after each from the stage, the ter went into the .lographs. Through- i|. songs such as n the Cradle and his latest album, on the Titanic shout the theaier, _ Peter Schikele adds a strange twist of humor to the music he performs at the P.D.Q. Bach performance. -.I ' ' After a three year absence from Austin. John Denver captures the attention of his audience. Prof. Peter Schikele combined his efforts with the University of Texas Sym- phony for an evening of pure enjoyment as the Cultural Entertainment Committee presented P.D.Q. Bach: An Evening of Musical Madness, on May 3, in Municipal Auditorium. The Professor, who claims to be in the Musicology Department at the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoop le, conducted the orchestra during the first half of the show. During the sec- ond half, he demonstrated his efforts at the piano to the delight of the audience. The last concert event of the year co- sponsored by the Special Events Center and the Cultural Entertainment Commit- tee was the John Denver show of May 6. Denver ' s concert was a sellout. For two and one-half hours, Denver sang many early and new hits from his revolving stage. The magnetic performer sparked spontaneous reactions from the audience. Throughout the concert, the performer talked to his audience, making most laugh. At the beginning of the evening. Denver invited everyone to sit back, relax and sing along with his songs. CEC-63 DIP AM A 77-7S The Night of the Iguana Opening the 1977-78 Major Series Season, Ten- nessee William ' s The Night of the Iguana por- trays man ' s search for redemption and fulfillment in his sometimes baffling existence. Set in Western coastal Mexico, the action occurs on the porch of the shabby, disreputable Costa Verde Hotel. There, in the course of one day, Wil- liams places his characters in a form of Hell where they learn the wretched realities of truth. Even though there was no simulated rain, James Franklin ' s set was a realistic recreation of a rain forest suggesting a dark damp surrounding. The lighting design of David Nancarrow added to the visual elements of the show, conveying William ' s mood of hopelessness. The biggest problem encountered by Director Stephen Coleman was the youthful cast. His actors were much younger than William ' s characters which made it difficult for them to understand some of the life experiences Williams depicts. Coleman was, however, pleased with the efforts of his primarily undergraduate cast. The struggling Rev. Shannon searches for a meaning to his life. IV i On the veranda of the seedy Costa Verde Hotel, boarders await daybreak while pondering life ' s more depressing aspects. 64 Major Series iana k Season. Ter, Kt action occurs OfOMd : idlte sofiraih. ' faiaii -rig. The added lo the Director tharactm - .lierstand i Williams depicis. dilh lie efforts of The Importance of Being Earnest HI Algernon tries to convince Cecily that he is earnest. Algernon tries to convince Cecily that he is frank. A light-hearted play set in 1895, Oscar Wilde ' s The Importance of Being Earnest was performed Dec. 1-3 and 5-10, 1977, in the B. Iden Payne Theatre. Through the use of wit and verbal ingenuity, the play examines the hypocrisy in Victorian English society. Two young men, one living in the country and the other residing in the city, take on different identities when it is convenient for them to do so. Both use the name Earnest to camouflage their cha- rades. Confusion results when they fall in love with sep- arate women. Both women believe there is only one Ear- nest who is two-timing them both. In order to persuade their lady loves of their faithful- ness, they both must confess that neither of them is named Earnest. To their dismay, they discover that both women had a girlhood dream of marrying a man named Earnest, so they arrange to be re-christened. Ultimately, one finally realizes the importance of being Earnest in his own life when he learns that his real name is Earnest. Evidently, his identification had been garbled when he was a baby. Professional Director Mike Finlayson of England commanded the primarily Texan cast who polished con- vincing English accents. Finlayson said that learning the accent took a lot of hard work, but that he was proud of the results. Lady Bracknell contemplates her unrequited love for the Reverend. Major Series 65 Exit King Photos by Ira Montgomcr The young wife who tries to convince King Berenger that he is not about to die. looks on in sorrow as death approaches. t As an extended dramatic nightmare. Exit the King. by Eugene lonesco focuses on the death of the title character. Berenger. the king, is a human. et a mythological character who cannot believe he is about to die shortly, even though his doctor insists. You will have no breakfast tomorrow morning. While Berenger gradually experiences the looks and feelings of death, his entire kingdom and nature itself expires with him. The suffering king implores. Teach me a disgust for life. His young wife tells him beautiful things he wants to hear, but his older wife keeps realit before him. Ultimately, she leads him to his death. Performed March 2-4. 6-1 1 in the Theatre Room of the Drama Building, the IT production was directed b Rosalee Blooston. Because of the seriousness of the subject matter. Blooston ' s cast tried to emphasize humorous aspects. As death draws closer. King Berenger muses that his life that has spanned centuries. He wishes he had more time, and that he had spent his life more profitably. 66 Major Series DICAMA 77 78 The Mad Woman of Chaillot n. Prosper spire .it a c.ife terr.ice in Pa r is. hut are d h the pei n the street. . , W ith great dignity the Madwoman chastises the oung man for attempting suicide. While ruthless financiers conspire in a Parisian Cafe in the Chaillot quarter, they are interrupted by Countess Aure- lia. the Madwoman, in Jean Giradoux ' s Madwoman of Chaillot. Although the play takes place in modern times, the LJT production was set during that of the French Impres- sionists. Director Webster Smalley wanted the performance to revolve around the world as the Madwoman would see it. In the production, the Madwoman overhears plans to get oil from underneath Paris. She is con- vinced these horrible men cannot change the world ' s happiness and beauty, and tells them that oil flows under her house. While they are there, she traps them inside. M.nor Seri A Delicate Balance ft] Attempting to preserve the delicate balance in their lives, Tobias. Agnes and Claire examine life ' s truths and deceptions. A contemporary play which exam- ines middle-class hypocrisy, Edward Albee ' s A Delicate Balance was staged on Sept. 28, 30 and Oct. 4. 6 in the Drama Building Theatre Room. Directed by Mark Webster, the play was set on an experimental arena-type stage to enhance the intimacy between the actors and the audience. Webster said he felt the age differ- ence between his cast and the charac- ters in Albee ' s drama presented prob- lems for his young performers. Because the main characters, Agnes, Tobias and Claire are elderly, they have developed attitudes a young person may not be able to portray. The subtleties of Albee ' s script, depicting persons with non-coherent, psychological problems, was hard to execute, Webster said. A Delicate Balance is set in the affluent suburban home of Agnes and Tobias. Both are complacent until a visit by friends alarms them. The friends, Harry and Edna, arrive unexpectantly, saying that they have experienced the terror. Whatever the nature of the terror. the intrusion upsets the delicate bal- ance of the middle-class apathy. A gulf exists between illusion and reality in Agnes ' and Tobias ' lives. They try to bridge the gap by attempting to define what they want out of life. The clearest analysis of what Albee calls the regulated gray life is explained by Claire, an alcoholic. We submerge our truths and have our sunsets on untroubled waters . . . The implications like we had a life for nothing else; we better develop gills, she said. 68 MFA Thesis Series Balance The Beautiful People Harmony Blueblossom interrogates Owen. i ike delicate bal- lassapattiy. : tn illusion and iTobias ' lw. idie the gap b it what they Mt ,, of what slated pay lift 15 an alcohols ffl truths and have oubled ater --- lf etodaliMor ;;:er develop ft IDIPAMA 77- J Containing an original score by cast member Jim Fritzler, William Saroy- an ' s The Beautiful People played Sept. 27. 29 and Oct. 5, 7. in the Thea- tre Room of the Drama Build ing. Director Verle Ann Pease said that the music blended well with the production to enhance the mood. Although the play is sentimental. Pease tried to focus on humor so that Saroyan ' s philosophy of natural good- ness would surface spontaneously. The Websters are The Beautiful People, who live in an old house in San Fran- cisco. They are prosperous because a pension check comes to them, monthly, although its intended recipient, a stranger to them, is dead. Jonah Webster, the father, considers himself to be a lay preacher. He has a 17-year-old daughter whom her brother Owen calls St. Agnes of Mice. Owen, an imaginative teenager, believes that the mice worship her. All the characters are innocent in this comedy of a philosophical father who loves humanity. Pease said she identified with and enjoyed directing the play. I think we need this outlook now more than ever, she said. Harmony represents the Establishment. Owen denies to Harmony that he is a Communist, because he believes they are the same as Republicans. M FA Thesis Series 69 Hot L Baltimore A once grand hotel populated by social misfits was the theme of Hot L Baltimore. Action concerned the residents of the soon-to-be razed hotel which became so decrepit that the e had fallen from the sign facade. Written by playwright Langford Wilson, the comedy received the New York Drama Circle Critics Award for Best American Play of 1972-1973. In the December UT Drama Department production. Director Mark Sterner said that the play ran smoothly. In the hotel ' s lobby. April ruminates over her life as a prostitute. Mrs. Bellotti reminisces to the Girl about the hotel ' s elegant early days. Accosting Mr. Katz, April complains of the lack of the hot water in the hotel, threatening to fix his pipes. 70 M FA Thesis Series Slow Dance on The Killing Ground A middle-aged German candy store proprietor was taking inventory, when a Black man ran into the shop. Although he soon menanced the store keeper with his sharply-pointed umbrella, the assailant finally sat down and initiated a three- hour talkathon, in a highly eloquent vocabulary. Analyzing his own behavior, he deduced that he suffered from lack of motherly love. Slow Dance on the Killing Ground, directed by Karin Bechtel, unfolded in the Drama Building Theatre Room on Dec. 5, 7 and 9. Bechtel said she thought that the killing ground was not just New York City, where the play was set, but the outside world as well. The shadowy darkness and somberness of the stage symbolized life ' s harsher aspects. The Black man. changing his ominous tone, quotes from Gide, telling the proprietor of his 187 I.Q. jitl ' s dejat early di Muttering wild irrelevancies, the Bl ack man antagonizes the candy store proprietor, who is prepared for a brutal attack. MFA Thesis Series Sacramento Fifty Miles Sacramento Fifty Miles, a musical comedy based on the Grimm ' s Fairy tale, The Bremen Town Musicians was staged Feb. 16- 18, 20-25 in Hogg Auditorium. Written by Eleanor and Ray Hardner and directed by Coleman A. Jen- nings, the action was set during the California Goldrush. The story revolved around the adventures of a Spanish cat named Contessa, a southern colonel rooster named Beauregard C. Leghorn, Molly, the Irish burro. Darby, a flap-eared dog. Rocky, a gold prospector and his partner. Lodestone. Barbara Barker ' s choreography simulated animal move- ments. Costumes were designed by Paul Reinhardt. E I T Dr.ima Department The animals are lured by goldrush fever. Office of Public Programs Darby. Molly, Beauregard C. Leghorn and Contessa celebrate in glad anticipation of their journey to Sacramentc 72 Children ' s Theatre Series A Toby Show By finding the will, Toby saves the day for Cindy. Alan Pogue Reviving a by-gone era of touring tent-shows, Aurand Harris ' s A Toby Show was performed by the UT Department of Drama April 2-8 in the Laboratory Theatre. Toby Shows are believed to be the creation of tent-show actor Fred Wilson who in 1910 portrayed the Toby character. Toby, a red-haired, freckled-face country bumpkin, could always outwit city slickers. The character became so popular, Wilson began using him in other productions. The UT production, directed by Johnny Saldana, accurately dis- played the true elements of a tent-show performance. Jokes, mis- taken identities, farce and stock characters appeared in the show. In a spin-off of the Cinderella story, Toby finds the lost will that designates Cindy, a step-child, as inheritor of the estate which her step-mother and sisters thought belonged to them. In a weekday afternoon production, third graders laughed and shrieked support for Toby ' s shenanigans. Office of Public Programs r fej JO,)! loSKflfl At a masked-ball. Price Burtock pretends to court Sophia, one of Cindy ' s ugly step-sisters. He later proposes to Cindy in earnest. Children ' s Theatre Series 73 An Evening P Of Dance 74 Dance The Drama Department presented An Evening of Dance May 5, 6 and 7. Performed in the B. Iden Payne The- ater, the production ' s five pieces were composed of varying dance styles. The first number, Spaces in Trans- ition, used modern dance techniques and was staged in the lobby, halls and grounds of the theater. Jazzy was performed to the music of famous jazz musician Ray Charles. Ballet dominated the rest of the pro- gram. Lamento e Trionfo related the story of a young girl struggling with three personalities. A similar problem is faced by Anna in The Seven Deadly Sins. Anna 1, the singer, and Anna 2, the dancer, clash as she becomes prog- ressively more corrupted by society ' s worship of money. Nathalie Krossovka staged Pas de Quatre for the UT Dance production. This ballet for four dancers offered no message, but presented a dance history of style which dated back to 1845. Dance 75 Leaders Advocate Regional Control Elspeth Rostow believes Texas is large enough to understand the problems of regional disparities. Gov. Hugh Carey emphasizes the need to learn what it is that unites us. National and regional leaders gathered Sept. 25-27 for a three-day public symposium sponsored by the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and the LBJ School of Public Affairs. The symposium titled Alternatives to Confrontation: A National Policy Toward Regional Change stimulated insight for proposals on national policies toward welfare reform, pov- erty reduction, full employment and energy. Dean Elspeth Rostow of the LBJ School, who presided over the opening of the symposium, said that Texas was the ideal place for the meeting of leaders since the state is large enough to understand the problem of regional disparities. Other guest speakers at the symposium were U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall and New York Gov. Hugh L. Carey. Marshall praised President Jimmy Carter ' s welfare reform program saying that it was different from previous proposals because it was a workable jobs program. Gov. Carey said, Regional development programs make more sense than a national program because they are created out of regional experience. However, Carey pointed out that the East, West, North and South should cooperate rather than compete. 76 Alternatives to Confrontation Symposium Economists Debate; Poet Interprets John Kenneth Galbraith expounds on corporations and the government. Author Allen Ginsberg relates the experiences which influenced his controversial works. For the first time in the history of the Republic, our profession, econom- ics, has replaced the lawyers. We now have five PhD ' s in the Cabinet, or at the Cabinet rank, Dr. John Kenneth Galbraith said. Galbraith, former Harvard professor of economics, debated Dr. Michael C. Jensen, associate professor of manage- ment at Rochester University, on Nov. 28 in the Texas Union Ballroom. Arguing the proposition that the U.S. system is not competitive, Gal- braith, author of The Affluent Soci- ety and The Age of Uncertainty, said that corporations have become so large that the federal government must regulate the concentration of power. Jensen, who has authored several papers with the theme The Destruc- tion of Free Enterprise and Freedom, said he believed the U.S. government has usurped the power of its citizens. Americans no longer can truly account for their own destiny. Dean Elspeth Rostow of the LBJ School of Public Affairs introduced the debate. Influencial figures in American liter- ature were brought together for lec- tures and programs in February in the Literature in America symposium. Sponsored by the Texas Union Ideas and Issues and Fine Arts committees, the symposium ' s keynote speaker was Alien Ginsberg, author of poetry and prose. Ginsberg became well-known for his controversial poems in the 1950 ' s and his drug legalization and war activities in the 1960 ' s. The 50-year-old author explained that his poetry has been shaped by var- ied life experiences, including an eight- month stay in the New York Psychiat- ric Institute, merchant marine trips around the world, an obscenity trial over the text of one of his books and his receiving a Guggenheim Fellowship in Poetry. Economics and Literature Symposium 77 Ideas and Issues Committee Journalists Probe Scandals Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson reveals scandals and opinions uncovered during the course of his career. Jack Anderson, keynote speaker of the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee ' s Journalism Symposium, revealed scandals uncovered during his career as an investigative reporter. The United States has become hooked on oil. It has become our lifeblood, he said at the Oct. 6 conference. Because 40 percent of the nation ' s oil comes from sources overseas, our arteries can be cut off by foreign governments, and that leaves the U.S. more vulnerable to enemy attack than during the last 200 years, the syndicated columnist and co- owner of the Washington Merry-Go-Round said. During the proclaimed gas and oil shortage in 1973. oil and gas companies paid off the Viet Cong to leave oil refineries untouched in combat zones. The companies later obeyed King Faisal of Saudi Arabia instead of the U.S. government during the Mid-East Conflict in 1973, Anderson said. Anderson said the main priority of the United States is to save oil and advocated the discovery of oil substitutes. Oilmen (including those from Texas) are, more interested in their bank accounts than the welfare of American citizens. After the Lufkin News won the 1977 Pulitzer Prize for public service for investigative reporting, Lufkin News editor Joe Mur- ray was often asked how he obtained his prize-winning story. The story, an investigation in the death of Lynn McClure, a 78 Journalism Symposium 20-year-old Marine recruit from Lufkin, revealed two problems with the Marines, recruiting unqualified personnel and mistreat- ment of recruits in training practices. The investigation resulted in Marine reforms in both these areas. At times I wanted the story to dry up and be done with, but we were obligated to give it some play. It was like Watergate. Murray said. According to Murray, finding a prize-winning story takes a lot of patience, I waited seven years and the story just walked into the office, he said. Murray explained he was not just pleased with the story because of the prize he received. The real prize was when the Washington Post in 1976 said, ' Because of Lynn McClure the Marine Corps is getting well ' , Murray said. In order for a freelance writer to have work published in Texas Monthly, the writer ' s academic background and extra- curricular activities are not important, Gregory Curtis, editor of the magazine, said. We ' re interested in what you ' ve written and how well you write. Interesting writing must be grammatical and have elements of style, Curtis told a capacity crowd at the mag- azine division for the Journalism Symposium. I hate too trendy, contemporary stuff, he said. It sounds cheap. i extra- Ideas and Issues Committee War Waged on Cancer Scrub-gown clad students promoted a cancer sympo- sium sponsored by the Ideas and Issues Committee dur- ing the week of Oct. 17-21. The doctors distributed peaches stamped with details of a debate concerning Laetril, the drug extracted from peach pits and hailed by many as a major breakthrough in the treatment of can- cer. Also, the symposium featured seminars on nutrition and cancer, the lifespan of cancer cells, radiation and chemotherapy and psychological aspects of the disease. Dr. Lee Clark, president of the American Cancer Society, at the Cancer Symposium. Clad in a scrub gown. David Fein hands out Laetrile-related literature on the West Mall as part of the Union ' s Cancer Symposium Cancer Symposium 79 Foreign Policy Symposium Draws World Peace-makers r We cannot dominate the world, nor can we escape from it ... Without the U.S., there can be no security; without American dedication, there can be no progress . . . With all its weaknesses, this is still the happiest country that one could live in, Henry Kissinger said. As a personal favor to former First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson, the venerable Nobel Peace Prize winner spoke on Communism, Third World countries, American for- eign policy and the Middle East. In the question-and- answer period, Kissinger strongly advocated his faith of U.S. policy towards Chile. No, we should not subvert democratic governments . . . We had nothing to do with the coup that overthrew Allende . . . Allende over- threw himself with his own inefficiency. Kissinger ' s speech concluded American Foreign Pol- icy Symposium Week, Oct. 31 -Nov. 7, which was jointly sponsored by the LBJ School of Public Affairs, the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee and the Dis- tinguished Lecturer Series of the LBJ Library. Other speakers included: European Community Information Service Director Barbara Jacob; Vietnam POW General Robinson Risner; Canadian Deputy Sec- retary Paul M. Tellier. Debate on the Panama Canal treaty and films on war completed the symposium. Ex-POW Gen. Risner feels that Russians are confident they could survive a nuclear war. Lady Bird Johnson, former First Lady, looks on as Kissinger signs autographs at the Municipal Airport. v , ' r Dr. Henry Kissinger. Nobel Peace Prize winner, criticizes Communism for subordinating the individual. Foreign Policy Symposium 8 1 Authorities Discuss I Politics, Energy i Texas politicians and politics were discussed in a symposium coordinated by the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee, Feb. 27-March 3. County Commissioner Ann Rich- ards, Austin Mayor Carole McClellan, Wilhemina Delco and Jose Angel Guti- errez spoke on topics such as educa- tion, issues in Travis County, problems common to Austin and UT and the role of the Raza Unida party in Texas. OPEC ' s Domination of Global Economics, Coping with the Energy Crisis and U.S. Energy Outlook were a few of the topics covered in the Symposium on Energy sponsored by the Ideas and Issues Committee the week of Feb. 20-24. U.S. Representative Bob Krueger, who is an authority on energy legisla- tion, Harry Hubbard of the Texas AFL-CIO, and Mack Wallace, chair- man of the Texas Railroad Commis- sion were included as guest speakers. Various UT professors also partici- pated in the discussions. Mayor Carole McClellan answers questions and talks about problems common to UT and the City of Austin, i U.S. Representative Bob Krueger and a student chat after Krueger ' s talk on the energy crisis. 82 Texas Politics and Energy Symposium cuss Issues Concerning Texas and Urban American Life UudtbtCilyolABii Urban America Symposium was sponsored by the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee during the week of March 27 through March 3 1 . A total of 16 topics were discussed, many by the University professors. Guest speakers included Chief Director of Transportation for the City of Houston Berry Goodman, HUD Worker Marshall Kaplan and Texas Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong discussing such topics as Growth and Decline In U.S. Cities, and Chicano Political Strategy. ssistant Professor of Government Armando Gutierrez discusses Chicano Urban Political strategy Bob Armstrong discusses urban sprawl. Urban Breakdown Symposium 83 The Sports in America Symposium sponsored by the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee featured more than a dozen speakers with many different opinions, including University coaches and athletic personnel, Dallas Cowboys of yesterday and today, and doctors and specialists in many areas of sports. Each speaker discussed their various specialties, from profes- sional and college football, to adolescent sports, running, condi- tioning, nutrition and injury prevention. The symposium also included a showing of Rocky and other films and the 10th Annual Austin Rugby Tournament. Weil-Known Personages. . . Frank Broyles. Arkansas football coach, discusses Intercollegiate Athletics. Butch Johnson of the Dallas Cowboys reflects on professional football. Longhorn Coach Fred Akers eyes the upcoming football season. 84 Sports Symposium D a James Kilpatrick and Nicholas Von Hoffman argue their beliefs concerning medical care and Ihe ERA. Participate in Programs David Cohen of the Psychology Department discusses sleeping and dreaming. Reunited in debate once again. James J. Kilpatrick and Nicholas Von Hoffman took sides on extremely controversial subjects on April 1 1 in the Union Ball- room. As part of the Union ' s Ideas and Issues Com- mittee programs, the two journalists discussed topics ranging from the Equal Rights Amendment to the Food and Drug Administration. The two had origi- nally locked horns on television ' s 60 Minutes. Von Hoffman, noted Washington Post Columnist, argued that the Food and Drug Administration and the medical profession should be reorganized. Kilpatrick, of the Richmond Newsreader said, Laetrile is as effective as gum drops, but everyone should be given the freedom of choice to use it. Psychology is an ancient Greek word - psych, the mind, and logy, the study of. During the week of April 3 to 7, attention was focused on the intrica- cies of the mind for Psychology Symposium Week. This year, UT ' s Psychology department celebrated its 50th year by being ranked sixth nationally in terms of productivity and 1 1th in terms of reputation. Lectur- ers such as Dr. Lee Willerman, Dr. Robert Young and Dr. Ray Hawkins discussed a variety of topics including genetics and behavior, memory improve- ment and psychological weight control. Psychology Symposium and Debate 85 Spring Brightens Austin 86 Spring 10 ' Winter had taken its toll on everyone: tempers were short, people complained about the cold, damp weather, the whole campus looked dull and drab. Almost everyone and everything had the winter blues and for a while there was no end in sight. But the springtime greens liberated Austin from winter ' s death grip. The weather became pleasant for one day around the end of February, and tensions decreased immediately. However, temp- eraments worsened when the respite vanished, and everything slid back into the seemingly endless gray of winter. Eventually the vernal green came again, and this time it stayed. Sure signs of Texas ' always-too-brief spring season abounded around campus. Clothing changed drastically, from long-sleeved shirts and blouses, to T-shirts, shorts, sandals and sundresses. The once-deserted South Mall became crowded with scantily-clad students, catching a few rays between classes. Indeed, many classes were held outside to escape the building confines. People showed- up with sunburns and deep dark tans, almost from the first day of spring. Skinny and ravenous from their winter sleep, the friendly squirrels busily searched for nuts which they had buried several months earlier. Yellow-and-black butterflies glided around on the warm air currents, sweeping from blooming bluebonnets to budding shrubs and trees. Aza- leas in scarlet, fuscia, rose and lavender complemented the snow- white magnolia blooms. Pease Fountain was even turned on, shooting its billowing jets of water toward the azure sky. Smells sweeter than any perfume drifted through the air, sticky-sweet odors effusing from each variegated bloom across the campus. Few people could have walked across the Forty Acres and retained a bleak spirit with all the wondrous sights and smells. Spring came as a welcome relief, and made the outdoors some- thing to look at, to stop and enjoy, rather than a place to rush through to avoid the rain or cold. In just a few days, spring replaced winter stillness with life, color and beauty. Spring -87 Partiers Revel in Spring Number forty-eight in a long line of Round-Up cele- brations, this year ' s festival provided a boost to spirits sagging under the weight of exams and term papers. Although the relief was temporary, students shifted aca- demic priorities into low gear in order to celebrate. Round-Up ' 78 was coordinated by the Interfraternity Council and the Students ' Association, and included charity events as well as the traditional fun and games. The Silver Spurs Dance Marathon raised over $30,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The Texas Cowboys and Austin Parks and Recreation Department co-sponsored the Special Olympics, which benefited the Texas Association for Retarded Citizens. Pease Park provided the setting for the annual Round-Up carnival, featuring inexpensive shots of tequila, card games, pies for eating or tossing and a dunking booth. Thursday was highlighted by Sigma Chi fraternity ' s Fight Night, which pitted fraternity men against each other in short boxing bouts. The Texas Cowboys sold barbecue for lunch on Friday. Saturday ' s Great Texas Traditions Parade climaxed the activities. Delta Sigma Pi fraternity and Gamma Phi Beta sorority clinched first place in the float competition with their version of OU Weekend. Coach Fred Akers served as Grand Marshall of the parade. He was accom- panied by UT ' s 77-78 Sweetheart, Martha Booe, and next year ' s newly-crowned queen, Beth Holland. A pickle takes refuge in a Cowboy ' s hal al the Texas Cowboy Barbeque. ,, A beer-fancier gets caught with his defenses down at the Round-Up carnival. 88 Round-Up During Round-Up Festival Fred Akers signals the start of the annual Silver Spurs Dance Marathon Whistlin ' Ray entertains the crowd during the Round-Up Parade. The Round-Up carnival included pie-throwing activities. Round-Up - 89 Mirror balls revolve in many discos. Dance ! Dance ! Rock and Roll may be here to stay, but in Austin, rock ' n roll had to move over for country-western and disco music. Although kicker and disco sounds and audiences are antipodal, both found a comfortable niche. Both musical idioms reflected society ' s varying styles. Country and Western music captured basic emotions that involved loose women, infidelity and alcohol. These songs portrayed moral decadence. Emphasizing the clear and simple lyrics, typical themes were depicted: Love is good ; Money is evil ; Alcohol is escape ; We have to save the marriage for the kids ' sake. Although the lyrics were sprinkled with cliches, and the melodies were variations of twang, the music had a loyal audience. Many persons rounded out the week- end by going to one of the many places in Austin that offered various renditions of kicker music. Waiting for the big break, singers who were as-of-,yet undiscovered performers sang at the Cactus Cafe and obscure dives hoping for a chance to gain recognition. Stars such as Loretta Lynn, Ronnie Milsap and Crystal Gayle sang at more renowned places in Austin like the Silver Dollar, Austin Opry House and Armadillo World Headquarters. Saturday Night Fever started a feverish rush to the discos to emulate John Travolta ' s boogie techniques. 90 Disco-Kicker Dancing Live bands play at many CAW establishments. Dance ! Dance ! An offshoot of country and western music was kicker dancing. This form of dancing was characterized by an old-fash- ioned one-two step or by a stylized jitter- bug. A big ole dance floor and a live band usually furnished the stage. Disco music directly contrasted to kicker music. Disco music did not ques- tion morals, but condoned decadence instead. The emphasis was on a loud, heavy, constant beat. Disco music attained popularity with dancers. Disco music evolved in the Big Apple. This musical idiom combined Latino salsa and Black soul. Disco music had the sal- sa ' s heat and the soul ' s rhythm. The movie Saturday Night Fever epi- tomized the disco phenomenon. The sound track was one of the best-selling albums of the year, and the film helped the Bee Gees become one of the most suc- cessful groups since the Beatles. To attract customers, John Travolta dance-alike contests were held in Austin discos. The music was usually canned and engineered by a disc jockey. The Commo- dores, Barry White and Donna Summer offered their music to the disco world. A cowboy hat. boots and jeans are the usual dress for kicker dancing. Disco-Kicker Dancing 91 Brightly-colored ribbons flowed from the maypoles: huge paper flowers and lol- lipops decorated nearby trees and bushes: persons in zany costumes wandered from beer lines to beer lines. Even dogs and cats roamed free in Pease Park on a beau- tiful April 24 afternoon to celebrate Eey ore ' s 15th Annual Birthday Party. The birthday of Eeyore. the charming little donkey from A. A. Milne ' s book Winnie the Pooh. began when a couple of University professors and their friends decided to welcome the arrival of Spring with one big bash of a party. Scores of University students. Austin residents and other curious passersby made their appearance at the scene of possibly the largest spring masquerade party in Texas. The costumes varied from crazmess to weird getups from out of this world. Darth Vader arrived in all his evil force along with the Jawas and a couple of , Dressed in -(rip of newspaper, this paruer .u Ee ore ' s sur e s (he goincs-o . ranged from fiddlers lo Scotsmen wnh bagpipes to individual strummers. hevoKN Birlhdas Part T 1 ' A. x I Eeyore: Happy Fifteenth! art cnthu 1 L i cr monu ' nt of it. . __ Cantina creatures from Star Wars. Car- men Miranda appeared complete in drag costume of multi-colored ruffles, wax fruit headdress, full moustache and beard. Coneheads. Underdog, Mickey Mouse. Kermit the Frog. Wonder Woman and the Hulk celebrated the occasion. Some mer- rymakers displayed original costume ideas such as a lamp shade, garbage can. a rai- sin and ajar of mayonnaise. Impatient drinkers waiting for a turn in the limited porta-potties usually became discouraged and many frustrated partiers made mad dashes for the nearest thicket to relieve themselves. One Scots- man decked in Scottish kilt, boots, cap and bagpipes played an old Scottish tune near the lines to help pass the waiting time. Finally a curious prankster and several bystanders found out exactly what a Scotsman wears under his kilt. nh iheir faces a metallic siKer. these aliens landed u help I e Eevore ' s Birthdav Partv $$+ Manpower As fall classes convened, the University ' s newest aca- demic facility opened its doors to faculty and students. The gigantic Perry-Castaneda Library represented seven years of intensive planning and construction and was designed to store more than three million books. The library bears the names of two late UT profes- sors. Dr. Erwin S. Perry, an outstanding member of the Engineering Department, had been the first Black appointed to the rank of professor. Dr. Carlos E. Cas- taneda, professor of Latin American history, was instru- mental in obtaining Latin American works for the Uni- versity. Castaneda also published several of his own manuscripts. Designated the new Main Library, the PCL (often called the PiCkLe) is located at the corner of 21st Street and Speedway. Open stacks cover all subject areas; strongest holdings are in humanities and social sciences. Books and other research materials were moved from the old Main Library, the Education-Psychology Library and the Business Administration-Economics Library to the new building. The PCL houses 3,200 reader seats, expanded service areas and rows and rows of empty shelves for future expansion. , Al Rogers acquaints students with the location of the new PCL facilities. iiuiiiirrrr minium iiiiiiiirirr iniiiirrr With late August came the opening of the massive Perry-Castaneda Library, designed to store more than 3 million books and seat 3,200 persons. 94 Perry-Castaneda Library Hsu rfthtnnPCLfadiiB. I Harlem Globetrotters Curly Neal and Nate Branch show their fancy foot work in the SEC. In April of 1971. the Regents initiated a Feasibility Committee for a Special Events Center. By 1977, SEC was a tangible reality. On Nov. 29, the building officially opened with the Longhorns defeating the University of Oklahoma in basketball. The building ' s orange interior displays the hallmark of a UT institution. SEC cost $29 million and three years to build. Appropriated money came from interest drawn on the $1 billion Permanent University Fund. For a maximum capacity crowd, the complex is able to seat 18,000. Looming 97 feet high, it contains a total of 97,000 square feet. Flexibility is a key concept of SEC. The building is capable of housing basketball games or a symphony. The arena area can be converted from a basketball court to a theatre stage. Besides serving the University, SEC also hosted many family events. Lawrence Welk, the Harlem Globetrot- ters, Ice Capades and the John Denver Show visited the center in its first year. Rock concerts, symphonies and Broadway shows were also staged there. Nicknamed the Super Drum, SEC has become a special part of UT. The building attracted tourists, Aus- tinites and students alike. Related article pg 124 Perched on the edge of campus, SEC hosts rock concerts, basketball games, ice shows, Broadway productions and many other entertainment forms. Special Events Center 95 Student Transportation Coming and Going T I The modes students use in traveling to and from their hometowns are as varied as the students themselves. For some, buses were a common means of travel. Although both bus companies in Austin. Greyhound and Continental T railways, said UT stu- dent travel was a significant factor in their businesses, neither offered student fares. Greyhound City Manager Russ Tootle said that students composed 25 to 30 per cent of their passengers. Some students complained of bus travel. Senior journalism major Rene Lynn reported that during a peak holi- day period in 1976. she and about 30 other passengers were delayed at the Greyhound station for about three hours because Greyhound failed to anticipate the holiday crowd. One man among them lost several hundred dol- lars in a business deal because he was unable to catch a connecting f light at Dallas Love Field Airport. Sophomore Myra Blasmgame complained of the sleazy atmosphere of bus stations. The lack of weight limit for baggage was a positive aspect to bus travel. Texas International, Continental, and Southwest Airlines offered reduced fares for some of their flights. Continental had Chickenfeed Fares; Texas International had Peanut Fares: and Southwest had Pleasure Class flights and also offered a SI 7 Scholarship. another type of reduced fare. With these fares, plane travel cost only a few dollars more than bus travel to Dallas or Houston. A management person for Amtrak said that their University passengers bring along their ice chests with soft drinks and just enjoy themselves on the train. He described University stu- dents as wild and that when there was a large group of them Amtrak pro- vided them with their own coach because they tend to be messy. Norma Nanez said she preferred to travel by car to her home in Del Rio. because it cost her five dollars to go the 470 miles with a few friends, compared to the bus fare of S27. Plus, the trip by car saved two hours in travel time. importation K iZ r Mto EXIT :35B Univ of Texas Municipal Airport 26th - 32nd Stsj 1 4 MILE NEXT RIGHT Interstate Highway 35 is the major artery of transport for students living either on campus or in the Riverside area. LJ AL.L. At I I students are 25 to 30 per cent of Greyhound ' s customers Some students prefer to wing it on home. ' Transportation -- 97 But There ' s No Place . Bumper to bumper and fender to fender typically character- ized the University ' s on-campus traffic and parking. Even though approximately 8.000 asphalt parking spaces broke the monotony of buildings and landscape, more than 17,000 vehicles competed for the limited places. Car, bicycle and motorcycle riders desperately searched for an inch of vacant space in which to squeeze the mobile rubber treads. In an attempt to help alleviate the ever-growing traffic and parking problems, the University offered a transit transportation service fondly known to all University die-hards as the shut- tles. At each port of call along the shuttle routes, students stood in rain, sleet, slush and blistering heat hoping for a possible air pocket on one of the orange and white shuttle buses. Campus parking stickers were no guarantee for a parking place. Some students believed a C parking place was myth rather than reality. However, in 1977-1978, approximately 1 1,000 C parking stickers were issued to optimistic students unaware that only 3,500 spaces were available. The ratio was nearly 3.25 to one for the chance of getting a place to park. Faculty and administration did not have it much better in avoiding the traffic and parking problems. The number of F and A parking places totaled 3,699 spaces for more than 5,000 issued parking stickers. Often the designated faculty and admin- istration spaces were occupied by frustrated C parkers who had given up the futile search for a C space. One reason parking had been severely limited was campus construction. The law school and fine arts buildings caused the loss of 800 faculty, administration and student parking places. Since the new Special Events Center opened, at least 2,000 additional places were needed to support the events. To accom- modate spectators, the suggestion was submitted for the City of Austin and the University to mutually offer short-term long- Finding a place to park and then finding a car after class is no small task. Of course students can ' t get away with this feat, 98 Traffic and Parking students ' nearly 32 av it mich bent, ' number of Mor more than . Q(]o faculty and ' C Parkers wh The Bazaar finds a way to prevent students from parking while in class term parking. Hopefully, this joint parking would be needed at alternating times and work out for both city and campus. Although the possibility of multi-level parking garages was not formalized, the consideration was included for a future total transportation plan. Dr. Clyde Lee, Parking and Traffic Policies Committee chairman, stated multi-level parking involved an enormous expense to build and operate. Lee said a complex overall evaluation analysis must be made before building such a structure. Many considerations were involved such as the loca- tion of vacant land to build garage parking, cost of land, expense of excavation of land and expenses for construction and opera- tion. Lee estimated that the cost per car space in a multi-level parking garage could range from $3,000 to $8,000. Other possibilities for the future University total transporta- tion plan included a tram people moving service, similar to that at Six Flags Over Texas, for the internal campus area. Park and Ride systems might be developed for fringe areas. Lee con- cluded that the rapid growth of the University within the last 10 years put a crunch on University parking facilities, but he specu- lated that the University parking and traffic situation would sta- bilize enough to solve the problem. In the meantime, campus officers continued their stroll around campus to write tickets for traffic and parking violators, tow trucks constantly hauled off illegally-parked cars and parking- by-the-hour prices continued to skyrocket. Ticket fines received by the University totaled $ 1 50,000 for the 1975-1976 school year, and since then, fines have risen from five to 10 dollars per violation. Even the meter parking prices went from five to 25 cents. No matter how one tried to avoid the traffic and parking prob- lem, the vehicle congestion seemed to be everywhere on and around campus, with no relief in sight. A disgruntled student waits for the right shuttle to pass his way. Left to Park ! 1 o some, it seems as if (he police lurk in the shadows, waiting. Traffic and Parking 99 Pounding UT ' s Pavement: y 100 Job Opportunities ing s ent: Placement Offices Reveal Job Outlook This student signs up for an interview with one of the many firms that the College of Business brings to campus through its placement office. ' The job offers were scarce for those in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. As one placement worker said, The outlook for most majors here is the pits. ' ' As the job ma rket diminished each year, more UT graduates had trouble finding employment. Placement offices in various colleges at UT revealed the outlook for graduates in various majors and concentrations. Employment possibilities were very promising for communi- cation majors. Journalism graduates were in demand who were willing to move to small town markets. Dr. Carl Morgan of the engineering placement office said, The opportunities are very good but vary slightly among (engi- neering) topics. More companies and individuals are interview- ing than usual on the UT Campus. Good news was heard by those wishing to begin a legal career. Ninety-two percent who passed the Bar Exam and were looking for jobs got jobs, Asst. Dean Gary Munneke, law placement, said. Those who didn ' t get jobs wanted particular jobs or cared to stay only in Austin or Houston. In pharmacy, job opportunities are good but depend upon geographic locations; El Paso, Houston and Dallas are good areas, Manuel Lena of pharmacy placement said. Starting sal- ary was reasonably good, ranging from $ 1 5,000 to $2 1 ,000. For graduates of the College of Natural Sciences, the outlook was excellent, especially for computer science majors. However, the job offers were scarce for those in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. As one placement worker said, The outlook for most majors here is the pits. Things were improving for psychology majors, he said. Job Opportunities 101 102 Graduation No Hassle, No Tassle Graduation was a culmination of several thousand dollars, bottles of aspirin and packages of No Doz, dime beer and dollar pitchers at the Tavern, hours bent over the typewriter, pulling all-nighters, gallons of coffee, Sundays spent at the library, laughter and tension, dorm and or apartment life, term papers, equations and a lit- tle number (four or under) called a GPA. Most com- pleted the academic odyssey in four years. Some, with the help of advanced placement examinations, finished sooner. Persons who had changed majors or who were perpetual students emitted a special sigh of relief when the educational process was completed. Whatever the means, the end was 4,500 UT diplomas on May 20. Each of the 17 colleges held separate convocations dur- ing the day. The termination of the activities was eve- ning Commencement. Dr. Paul W. Murrill, Chancellor of Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, delivered the main address, with Regent Chairman Allan Shivers and President Lorene Rogers conferring degrees. Rain forced the evening ceremonies from the traditional Main Building Terrace site into the Special Events Cen- ter. Despite the inclement weather, the Tower blazoned orange when President Rogers conferred the degrees. Some graduates had decided to prolong their education by entering graduate school. Others ventured forth into the big world seeking employment or traveling. Graduation 103 The Universe and Texas: While University students lived an existence where visions of tests, grades and other academic traumas danced in their heads, an outside world with events and traumas of its own shaped, affected and touched the world within the so-called ivory tower life. Early in the 1977 Fall semester, con- troversy arose both locally and nation- ally over the debate of whether or not tax dollars should be spent on women seeking abortions. In September, the Texas State Board of Public Welfare decided that tax dollars could only be used if the woman ' s life was in danger. When the Carter administration applied this rule, the debate became significant on a national level. President Carter was moved to tears at the resignation of Budget Director Bert Lance. Controversy arose over Lance ' s questionable banking proce- dures as a Georgia bank executive. The Supreme Court acted on a case which could possibly affect the admis- sions procedures of the University along with every school in the nation. Allan Bakke. a white male, claimed reverse discrimination when he was not admitted to the University of Califor- nia at Davis Medical School. He felt he was rejected because 16 of the 100 openings were reserved for minority students. The divided Supreme Court endorsed affirmative action plans for minority students but ruled that Allan Bakke must be admitted to the Univer- sity of California Medical School. News of another trial, that of Fort Worth millionaire T. Cullen Davis, reached the University community. Davis was acquitted of the murder of his 12-year-old step-daughter after a controversial six month trial. Crystal City, Texas, and the Lo-Vaca Gathering Co. waged a war when the city ' s natural gas supply was termi- nated because of non-payment of their bill. Sen. Edward Kennedy tried to secure federal aid for the town. In Austin, the Texas National Organization for the Reform of Mari- juana Laws and Middle Earth discov- ered that a substantial amount of mari- juana being transported throughout the southern states had been poisoned by paraquat. The U.S. government al leg- edly cooperated with Mexico in poi- soning the weed. The paraquat failed to kill the marijuana and the plant was sold to unsuspecting customers. University students voted to abolish the Students ' Association. The decision was approved by UT President Lorene Rogers although she said she hoped that it will someday be re-organized. UT, known for years exclusively as a football power, gained added recogni- tion through the Longhorn Basketball team. Under the direction of Coach Abe Lemons, UT became the first SWC team to win the National Invita- tional Tournament. Lemons not only converted skeptics into believing in the athletic abilities of his team, but also charmed persons in the Big Apple with his down-home humor. After months of debate. Congress voted to turn over the Panama Canal to the Panamanians after the year 2000. This treaty marked the end of an era, displacing the Carry a Big Stick diplomacy advocated by Teddy Roose- velt when the canal was built. The University and the entire state of Texas were filled with pride when UT halfback Earl Campbell became the first University player to win the Heisman trophy. Although the Texas football team failed to win the National Championship, the Super Bowl victory of the Dallas Cowboys helped to :- Colorful L ' T basketball coach Abe Lemons led the Longhorns to ihe NIT title 104 Closing i in tie ' Carry n : Curtain Call, 1 977- 1 978 UNIS alaskilt these Masked Me Some groups made vain attempts to preserve the Students ' Association. The late Sen. Hubert Humphrey attended the LBJ Library dedication in 1971. brighten the downcast spirits of Uni- versity football fans. Many students were saddened at the death of Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey. He was well known to Tex- ans because as vice-president, Hum- phrey was a special guest at the LBJ Library dedication. His wife Muriel was appointed to finish his term. A Las Vegas district court declared the Mormon will of the late million- aire Howard Hughes a forgery. The University was one of four American universities named in the will and stood to gain between 50 and 100 million dol- lars if the will had been found valid. The year came to a close, marking some UT graduates ' entrance into the real world, while other students had more time to spend in the ivory tower. As the cycle continues, outside events, either initiated by former stu- dents, or felt by present ones will con- tinue to affect the UT community. ' Red Ryder Preservation Society urged students to protest the paraquat-spraying of marijuana plants. Closing 105 - Edited by Randy Hix m 2$H a The first class University had a first class football and bas- ketball team. Few suspected the unranked Longhorns to take the Southwest Conference Championship and advance to the Cotton Bowl. If that was not enough, the basketball team trav- eled to the National Invitational Tournament in New York. John Moore, who led the Longhorns in steals and assists, attempts to steal the ball from a Rice opponent Intercollegiate Athletics For Men Rick Archer yells duri 108 Men ' s Intercollegiate Athletics An usher watches the Longhorns during the UT-Rice basketball game in a season when the team was undefeated at home in the Special Events Center Earl Campbell. UT ' s first Heisinan Trophy winner, dodges an opponent I arl Campbell, despite ihe blocking effort of We stopped n a icious a? tre Dame defense dunni: the 1978 Cotton Bowl Randy McHachern. w ho performed almost error-free all season, loses one of the several L ' T fumbles during the Cotton Bowl where LT never played their type of name. 1 10 Cotton Bowl Irish Destroy UTs Hopes A season which seemed like a dream that was too good to be true ended with an abrupt awakening for the Longhorns. Texas walked out onto the field the undisputed number one team, but Notre Dame walked off the field with all the glory, leaving the crushed spirits of Longhorn fans behind them. In the first half, Notre Dame recovered three of Texas ' fum- bles and intercepted three of Randy McEachern ' s passes to out distance the ' Horns 24-3. Texas fans waited in vain for the team which had dominated the Southwest Conference to appear. The wobbly ' Horns could not keep Notre Dame out of Longhorn ter- ritory. The longest distance the Irish traveled for a touchdown during the first half was a mere 35 yards. Excitement filled the Texas stands when McEachern threw a 13-yarder to flanker Mike Lockett for a TD right before half-time making the score 24-10. Even Texas thought they had a chance to win. Longhorns hopes were short-lived, though, as the Irish came back to wrap up both the Longhorns and the championship. At the beginning of the second half, a McEachern pass intended for tight-end Gil Harris was intercepted by Notre Dame. The Irish scored five plays later, dampening Longhorn spirits considera- bly. When Notre Dame scored their final touchdown bringing the score to 38-10, hope died for the Longhorns. Disappointment was the only word the Longhorns could use to describe how they felt about losing. The Cotton Bowl was one of the most disappointing losses that I have ever suffered, linebacker Mark Martignoni said. I was very disappointed in the Cotton Bowl, George James added. Coach Fred Akers already knew how it felt not to get what he wanted. Akers ' father was a common laborer who had enough trouble trying to keep nine children fed. When Akers was a child, his family did not have enough money to buy a television set, an air conditioner or a car. On Jan. 2, Akers ' football team did not have enough power to win a National Championship. The ' Horns dream-come-true season ended. Instead of wak- ing up from a bad dream, the Longhorns woke up to play a game they definitely wished was only a bad dream. Notre Dame defense shows its preparedness as they stop Johnnie Johnson, one of the nation ' s best kick-off and punt returners. Cotton Bowl Longhorn fans could not be at the New York Downtown Athletic Club to demonstrate how they felt when Earl Campbell won the prestigious Heisman Trophy, but Austin heard the full joy of the happy fans. The tower was bathed in orange with a big blazing number one on every side to celebrate Earl ' s victory. Trying to thank a, whole team for its support can be hard. Campbell explained how difficult it was by relat- ing it to his childhood. When I was a kid and got in trou- ble, I ' d say ' Mom, I ' m in trouble, ' Campbell said. Mom, I ' m in trouble. I doh ' t know what to say. In reality. Earl The Pearl had been thanking his teammates all semester. After every game he gave the offense all the credit, saying that when they looked great he looked fair. When Earl accepted the Heisman, he thanked his teammates once more. I ' d like to thank the guys who helped me get this, Campbell said. The guys most responsible are the offensive linemen. I don ' t have words to express what they ' ve done. I thought about what winning the Heisman Trophy would mean. I hope I can represent it. I will represent what a Heisman Trophy winner should be. Campbell has been a model example of what a Heisman Trophy winner should be. He averaged 6.5 yard gains every time he had the football. He aver- aged 158.5 yards per game. He gained a total of 1,744 yards and 114 points, earning the NCAA national lead in both categories. Campbell ' s career total of 4,443 rushing yards is the highest in Texas history. The 220-pound halfback was the winner of the United Press Internation- al ' s college football player of the year award. The Pigskin Club of Washing- ton added their approval by naming Campbell Offensive Player of the Year. Campbell got a street named for him in October after a Longhorn victory over OU. Longhorn fans changed Pearl Street into Earl Street. When Earl won the first Heisman Trophy for UT, the ending to a winning season was perfected. Teammates praised the Tyler Rose throughout the season. Defensive end Tim Campbell simply said I ' m glad Earl ' s my brother, and I ' m proud that he won the Heisman. Linebacker Mark Martignoni said he thought Earl was one of the greatest running backs who ever lived. Earl ' s one of the best football play- ers to ever come out of Texas, offen- sive tackle George James said. He ' s got a great future ahead of him. Earl had different thoughts about football last year. He seriously com- templated quitting football because he was tired of the constant severe pain in his thigh. Earl was a fighter, however, and he did not give up. Campbell ' s dedication to God and his family helped him endure the hard times. As reported in the Dallas Times Her- ald magazine, when Earl called his mother and told her how hard it was at school, she reminded him that things were hard at home, too. One of 1 1 children, Campbell had some hard times before he came to UT. In high school Campbell drank beer, smoked, played pool and never thought about where he was going after he graduated. In a Daily Texan article, Earl said that before he was a junior in high school he was not a nice guy because he was trying to be what peo- ple around him wanted him to be. Earl had been everything Texas fans could possibly want him to be. Camp- bell said that although he would leave Texas in body, he would never leave Texas in spirit. Texas fans who fol- lowed Campbell throughout the fall season will not forget him either Earl Wins the Heisman Kid and I ' d Say Mom, I ' m in Trouble... ' 1 12 Heisman Trophy 4ft as noi a nice n ' fSi r Heisman Trophy - 113 ' A Darrell Royal watches his first UT football game as a spectator. Mark Martignoni grabs UH ' s quarterback Delrick Brown. Steve McMichael, one of the leading defensive players with nine quarterback sacks after nine games, pressures TCU ' s quarterback Steve Bayuk. 114 Football 1 Longhorns in ' 77 Again Become the Conference Champions The song Nobody Does It Better was almost the Longhorns theme song for their 1977 football season. Injuries, early starting times and nationally-ranked opponents did not even bother the ' Horns as they consistently beat other teams to capture the Southwest Conference championship and a number one rating. The ' Horns were achievers off the playing field as well. Earl Campbell won UT ' s first Heisman Trophy. The Pigskin Club of Washington gave Head Coach Fred Akers their seal of approval by v oting him Coach of the Year in his first year of coaching the ' Horns. Other achievers were Outland Trophy winner Brad Shearer and National Football Scholarship recipient Morgan Copeland. Defeat was a forgotten word in the Longhorns ' vocab- ulary until Jan. 2 when an inspired Notre Dame team beat the ' Horns to win the National Championship. Coach Akers ' enthusiasm, the surplus of quarterbacks, a versa- tile offense and a powerhouse defense appropriately nicknamed the Doomsday Squad were only a few reasons why the ' Horns always held the winning number at the end of Conference games. The Oklahoma Sooners got their first taste of bitter defeat when they fell to Texas 13-6. For Oklahoma players, the loss was too hard to swallow. The Sooners were only five yards away from scoring with 4: 10 left in the game, but Texas ' defense was too tough to penetrate. The Sooners could not stop the ' Horns even after quarterbacks Mark McBath and Jon Aune left the game in the first quarter with season-ending injuries. Randy McEachern came in and led the ' Horns to victory. Although most fans would say the OU victory was the most important, football players ' feelings were summed up by Brad Shearer when he said, Every game is special when you keep winning. The game that will stand out in Russell Erxleben ' s mind is the Rice game in which he kicked a 67-yard field goal, breaking A M kicker Tony Franklin ' s record by two yards. However, new NCAA Rules approved in January might hamper Erxle- Continued on Page ) 19 rai hearer and Sieve McMichael tackle Rice ' s quarterback in a game which marked the first time UTs first-string defense allowed a touchdown. Football 115 Fred Akers: A New FIRST ROW: Kenneth D. Dabbs. Charles W. Lee, Robert B. Warmack. Leon Manley. Fred S. Akers, Leon Fuller, Michael Parker. David L. McWilliams, Alan D. Lowry. SECOND ROW: Michael K. Stephens, Charles W. Wilcox. Juan Ricardo Conde. Steven E. Razor, John G. Mize. Richard D. Ritchie, Glen Thomas Swenson Sr.. Harold L. Simpson, Paul E. Jette, Frank E. Medina Jr. THIRD ROW: Randall L. McEachern. AJbert Louis Rowlett. Michael Lionel Hartinger. Mark Joseph Hamilton. Richard Ray Ingraham. Earl Christian Campbell. Bradford S. Shearer. George Ellis James. Morgan Lee Copeland Jr.. David Derald Studdard. Allen Mathew Rickman. Travis Marc Couch. James Daniel Yarbrough. Alfred Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Ronald James Miksch, Johnnie Johnson. Russell Allen Erxleben, Johnny Lee Jones. Weldon Mark Martignoni. Jimmy Dale Johnson. Glenn Allen Black- wood. William Berry Acker Jr., Craig Douglas Rider. Stan Singleton. William Rudy Izzard. Charles Lee Vaclavik. Stephen Ferguson Collier. Derrick K. Hatchett, Randy John Gerdes. Gralyn Leonie Wyatt. FIFTH ROW: John Wesley Hubert. Michael Edward Cordaro. Ted Louis Constanzo, Kenneth Vern Thurman. James Mark McBath. Samuel Lee Ansley. John Scott Hunt- ington. Guy Robert Sellers Jr.. Gary Don Sayre. Stuart Hobart Baits. Richard Cecil Churchman. Mark Lynn Covey. Christopher L. McDaniel. Andrew Collins Allen. Dwight Eugene Jefferson, Michael Donald Vogel. Timothy Bob Campbell. Samuel Wayne Smith. SIXTH ROW: John Wesley Jones, Henry Lee Williams. Mark Allen Roberts. Frederick Thomas Bradshaw. Martin Michael Madro. Gregory Kurt Husmann. Terrance G. Tschatschula. nlercollegiatc Athletics Philip Louis Burleson Jr.. John Ed McReynolds. Bert Charles Vasut, Brian Anthony Matusek. Benjamin Alan Williams. Stephen Rob Campbell, Barry Rade Bruce. Ivan Lynn Johnson. Vance Juano Bedford. Gil Dean Harris. Ronald Bones. Michael Anthony Lockett. James Henry Farmer. SEVENTH ROW: Stephen D. McMichael. Lance Blaine Taylor. Jon Carson Aune, Ste- phen Patrick Massey. Blake Louis Herndon. David Gene Robertson. David Allen Paige II. Terry Don Adams. David Wayne Hackney. Ivo John Goga. Leslie Elvin Studdard. Bruce Daniel Scholtz. Terry Wayne Tausch. Jerome John Tobolka. Kenneth Wayne Doan. Michael Stephen Coffey. Delbert Ray Thompson. Welton Lamar Harris. Craig Alan Koenig. Wilson Joseph Weber. EIGHTH ROW: James Kelly Svoboda. Stephen Ray Hall. Ronald Gene Greer. Kenneth Eugene McCune. Robin Bruno Sendlein. Creta Lynn Carter. Gregory Weyland Ferrata. Daniel Jock Hunter. Bryan A. Clayton. Paul Edwards Thompson Jr.. Leslie J. Koenning. Kermit Lee Goode. Sanford Danny Coggins, Tollie N. Thompson. Alan Dale Ray. Antwoine Langston. Jack C. Wallace Jr.. Richard Travis Slaydon. John Frederick Dietze. Rickey Dwayne McKinley. NINTH ROW: Joey Loyd Rawls. Mike Bryant. Gregory James Bauer. Bruce Eugene Dumler. Keith Wayne Melting. Mark Wayne Brooks. Jesse David Nowlin. Michael Celli. Allen Demaret David. John Moore Fenly III. Robert Stephen Fisher. Jeffrey Lee Crazier, Robert Michael Skopinski, Michael Thomas Ellis. Mark Gregory Lord. Gary Pinkney Pear- son. Alan Dean Luskey. Mark C. Dominguez. Rodney Edmund Doutel. David Arthur Raskind. 116 MytUti Attitude and the Veer The orange button with Akers of Cotton written on it may not have meant much to people who did not keep up with college football, but to UT students and Longhorn fans, that button and the m an whose name was on it were pretty spe- cial. Head Coach Fred Akers was the first rookie coach to take a Longhorn team to the Cotton Bowl. He was the only major college coach whose team had an undefeated conference season. Akers demanded so much of you, kicker Russell Erxleben said. He made each player want to give the team the best he had. He did it for the team as a whole, but also for each person individually. One of Akers ' secrets was simple: positive thinking. He thought proper mental attitude could help produce a winning football team. Under his positive thinking program, each player analyzed himself, set goals that could be reached and then worked to reach them. The player could use this program both on and off the field. Judging from the 1977 football season, Akers ' program was a success. Another one of Akers ' secrets was that he was a disciplina- rian. In the Daily Texan, Akers said that being a disciplina- rian was what he owed his players. They expected me to be demanding . . . if we were going to attain any degree of excellence, our coaches and players had to be demanding of each other. The winning standards Akers set for his players were the same kind of stand- ards he had while he was growing up in Blythville, Ark. He was the only one of the nine children in his family to finish high school, and was a hard competitor in football and tennis. Akers beat his high school coach to become city tennis cham- pion. After playing football at the University of Arkansas, Akers started coach- ing. He was the freshman coach at Arkansas for one year. During his three years at Edinburg High School, his team won 19 games, lost nine and tied one. He coached at Lubbock High School one year for a seven-win, three-loss season. He then took his winning philosophy to Texas where he worked as an offensive and defensive backfield coach for nine years. He moved on to Wyoming in 1975 a nd took the team there from ruin to the Western Athletic Confer- ence co-championship with an 8-3 regular season record. Akers has easily proved his coaching ability during his first year. For a team that was considered a non-contender in the South-- west Conference at the beginning of fl ' the season, Texas dominated the 1 ' conference and was the winner of the Southwest Confer- ence championship. j 1 1 ' ' i I Achievement; The ' Veer ' and Defense Benchmark the ' 77 ' Horns An exuberant and happy Fred Akers is carried off the field after a 57-28 trouncing of the Aggies. 118 Football The passing game, long a forgotten art at UT. had its resurgence during the 1977 season as Johnny Lam Jones catches a pass and is tripped up. Fexas defenders rush (H Thomas Loll Continued From Page 1 15 ben ' s kicking next year. Due to an NCAA rule, a new or nearly-new ball must be used on field goals. Another new rule requires all missed field goals from beyond the 20-yard line to be returned to the original line of scrim- mage. This rule puts a probable end to the toe battles between Texas ' Erxle- ben, Arkansas ' Steve Little and A M ' s Tony Franklin. Beating A M was special not only because of the intense rivalry between the two schools, but because the victory gave the ' Horns their first perfect 1 1-0 season since 1970 and a chance to play one more game for the National Cham- pionship. Earl Campbell saved his best performance for this last Southwest Conference game. Earl the Pearl rushed 222 yards for three touchdowns. He added a fourth touchdown after catching a 60-yard pass from quarter- back Randy McEachern. Besides becoming the leading rusher in SWC history. Campbell captured the NCAA rushing title and was the leading scorer for the season. Ted Constanzo will remember the Baylor game as the first game he got to play in all season. Because of that game, the junior was removed from redshirt status. Texas opponents will remember three things which made the Longhorns consistent winners until they played Notre Deam : veer offense, the forward pass and the defense. In 85 years of intercollegiate compe- tition, the Longhorn ' s have won 575 games and played in 25 bowl games. Although Texas lost several valuable seniors, with the experience which freshmen and sophomores got this year and Head Coach Akers ' recruiting abil- ity, UT fans speculated about the pos- sibility for another top-ranked Texas team in fall, 1978. Football 119 .- Pamela McGee. one of UT ' s cheerleaders, signifies Texas as the number one team in the nation. 120 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Texas Fight Leading fans in cheers for the Longhorn Football team was an easy job for the 1977 Varsity Cheerleaders as the ' Horns kept winning conference games. I was kind of scared at first to lead a cheer because I didn ' t think many people would yell, cheerleader Pam Burkhalter said. But the fans were great. They really responded to our cheers. The cheerleaders proved they would be ready to yell for the number one team when they placed first in com- petition at the summer National Cheerleaders ' Associa- tion Clinic in Knoxville, Tenn. They started the season off with a new cheer, the Stadium Yell, which became a favorite of both students and alums. When the cheer- leaders gave the cue, UT students yelled Texas and the alumni answered back with a thunderous Fight. The male cheerleaders had their own special style of telling which team they wanted to win. They dashed out on the field and spelled out Texas with their bodies posi- tioned to form the individual letters. Extra enthusiasm was generated by holding the pep rallies at the stadium this year, instead of inside Gregory Gym. Scott Campbell lifts Terry Penrod to form a T during the SMU basketball game. Pam Burkhalter reflects sadness during the Cotton Bowl game. The New UT Excitement Co-Champions in 1978 Steven Pumphrey Coach Abe Lemons gives the Hook ' Em Horns sign after a victory over Arkansas. The slogan You ' ve Come A Long Way, Baby could have been written especially for the Longhorns ' Basket- ball team. When the season began, the ' Horns were picked as one of the teams least likely to succeed in the Southwest Conference race. At the end of the sea- son the ' Horns had traveled all the way from losers in the race to their first Southwest Conference Co-champion- ship in the Super Drum. They culmi- nated the year by winning the National Invitational Tournament. The ' Horns looked like sure winners for the finals of the Southwest Confer- ence postseason basketball tourna- ment. The men had a bye to the tour- ney, DPI All-Southwest Conference, first-team player Ron Baxter and a pre- vious victory over their opponent, Houston. Unfortunately. Houston had 122 Basketball the little extra something it took to secure a victory. The combination of the Cougars ' bench strength and inside game were too much for the ' Horns to handle. As reported in The Daily Texan. Ron Bax- ter said Houston shot better from the outside and rebounded better. The ' Horns main complaint about the game was the referees officiating. Questiona- ble calls and fouls by Gary Goodner and Phillip Stroud helped Houston to a 47-41 half time lead. Ron Baxter and Tyrone Branyan kept the ' Horns in the game by scoring a combined total of 25 points in the second half. The ' Horns chances for victory seemed gone for- ever with 10 seconds remaining and a Cougar lead of 92-86. John Moore put the ' Horns back in the game with a two point drive and two foul shots, bringing the score to 92-90. Ron Baxter ' s last attempt to save the game with a 50-foot shot at the buzzer fell short, giving the Cougars a victory. The ' Horns wound up with a 22-5 record and the consola- tion of a bid to the 16-team National Invitational Tournament. Earlier in the season, the ' Horns dis- covered that winning was satisfying, but especially when it means upsetting the other team ' s perfect record. Coach Abe Lemons enjoyed a special taste of victory when the ' Horns beat the num- ber three ranked Arkansas Razorbacks 76-69. The ' Horns victory broke the Razorbacks winning streak. Arkansas led in the first half 33-27. Tyrone Bra- nyan and Mike Murphy teamed up to even the score to 35-35 during the last three minutes of the first half. Branyan made three baskets and Murphy Continued on Page I2(i Jim Krivacs shoots as Aggie defenders block out Dave Shepherd and Keith Stephens Jim Krivacs shoots over Wally Swanson. Basketball 1 Everything Is Big In Texas The saying that Everything is big in Texas could he the rule rsit of Texas athletic facilities. Prior to 1977. the l.oimhorns facilities for football, track and field, baseball and swimming. In fall. 1977. Texas opened the doors to another superior athletic center: the Spe- cial Lvents Center. Nicknamed because of its shape, the Super Drum has a seating capac- ity tor 17.000. Big-time basketball became a reality for the ' Horns. The Drum provided fans with comfortable chairback seats, a great view from even vantage point and good acoustics. With a computerized board add- ing enthusiasm, messages such as l o for I exas flashed in front of spectators. I he I lorns even acquired their own special halttime perform- ers, the l.onghorn I. in s. who entertained fans with lively dance routines. The S29 million SI:C replaced the ' Horns ' former home in Gregory Gymnasium. Although Gregory Gym gave fans a feeling of being right on the court with the players. ShC assured them a seat for the games. As the Iniilie site of the championship basketball team, the Drum ' s first year started out in the right way beginning with the Oklahoma game and ending with the battle against Nebraska in the Nil quarterfinals. Achievement in ' 77 Texas Moves Into the UPI and AP Top 20 evened the score with his basket. John Moore was the leading scorer in the game with 20 points. Texas moved up to No. 17 in the United Press International college basketball ratings after upsetting the Razorbacks. Coach Abe Lemons kept up his tradi- tion of contradicting himself after the game. Lemons said the team played a hell of a game one minute and then he said they didn ' t look that good. A nervous UT team almost ended its final season game against SMU on a bad note. The score was tied 37-37 at halftime. In Jhe second half, the Mustangs slipped ahead of the ' Horns 49-48. Ron Baxter crushed the Mustangs ' hopes of winning by scoring 14 points in less than seven minutes to assure the ' Horns victory. John Moore, Ron Baxter and Keith Stephens celebrated the win which gave the ' Horns a SWC co-championship and a bye to the finals by tearing the net from the goal. Texas had already faced the ' Slangs at Moody Coliseum. Jim Knivacs led the ' Horns to victory by scoring 30 points. Baylor will remember Ron Baxter, who helped Texas squeeze by the Bears 78-76. The 6-4 forward kept the Bears from domi- nating the game with 29 points and 1 1 rebounds. Jim Krivacs controlled the 108-87 victory over Oklahoma State University by scoring 42 points. In the second half of the game, OSU fans ' only opportunity to applaud were the few times Krivacs missed a shot. Ron Baxter ' s 21 points and John Moore ' s 20 clinched the win. Continued FRONT ROW: Gary Wayne Goodner, Robert Cunningham Jr., Tom Sheppard Nichols, Michael Joe Murphy. Phillip Edward Stroud, Keith Lament Stephens, Paul Alan Chadwell. BACK ROW: Brian James Lawrence, John Brent Boyd. Intercollegiate Athletics Ovie Everett Dotson, Henry Lee Johnson, John Charles Carsey, Tyrone Lee Bra- nyan, John Barry Danks, Ronald Arthur Baxter, Dave Shepard. John Brian Moore, James Kevin Krivacs. James Glen Lancaster. 126 Basketball John Moore removes the net as Ron Baxter and Keith Stephens help. This year marks UT ' s first conference championship in the Super Drum. Basketball 127 The Longhorn Luvs perform for the spectators of the UT-LSU game. Jim Krivacs. NIT Co-MVP, drives past a Mississippi St. opponent The new Special Events Center, nicknamed the Super Drum, is the home court for the Longhorns who had a perfect home court record of 15-0.1 128 Basketball Ron Baxter, the other Co-MVP of the NIT, shoots over Baylor hot shot Vinnie Johnson ' Horns Win the NIT Show That Basketball Is Alive in The SWC The ' Horns came a long way not only as a team, but also individually. John Moore ' s attitude about basketball changed after rehabilitating an injured foot last year. As reported in The Daily Texan, Moore explained what was different about his game this year. I don ' t try to be as flashy as I used to be. I just try to get the job done. Moore made sure he would be in shape for the season by running three miles a day three times per week and lifting weights three times a week. Because of the change in attitude by players and fans, the ticket policy for basketball games changed from previous years. As with football, students with blanket tax had to pick up their tickets before the game instead of just showing their UT ID at the door. Texas ended its first year in the Special Events Center by becoming the first SWC school to win the NIT. After making short work of Temple and Nebraska, the ' Horns advanced to the NIT semifinals against Rutgers. Bra- nyan and Krivacs teamed up to score a total of 49 points, leading the ' Horns to victory. When the ' Horns challenged North Carolina State, Wolfpack fans learned that Texas really was bigger and better when it came to scoring. Krivacs delighted the Madison Square Garden ' s crowd with his suc- cessful long range shots and 33 points. Guard John Moore added another 22 points, and Baxter wrapped up the game scoring 26 points. As reported in The Daily Texan, Baxter said the win was going to make us work harder next year to win. It ' s going to be ' everybody beat Texas. ' Krivacs and Baxter were named the first co-winners of the Most Valuable Players in the NIT since 1952. The ' Horns started their first year in the SEC with a high scoring, winning tradition. Only a basket away from victory in the SWC finals, the ' Horns proved that they were definitely more than just another team. Carlos Osorio ' court W Basketball 129 No Chances in 1978 While sometimes it may be better to give than to receive, the Men ' s Track team discovered that to be on the receiving end of congratulations is more gratifying. Unfortunately, they often had painful lessons in giving. The ' Horns ' chances of victory went from doubtful at the beginning of the semester to impossible after the Texas Relays. Fans and team members felt the ' Horns ' chances in the relays would be good since Johnny Lam Jones would finally be running. Jones had been unable to compete before the relays due to a hamstring injury he received in the Cotton Bowl football game. Jones had set a world record in 1977 in the 100-meter race with a 9.85 time, but a malfunction of the elec- tronic timer kept Jones ' record from being official. But in the 1978 Relays, the sophomore did not break any records. Tough competitors, such as Texas A M ' s Curtis Dickey, outpow- ered Jones in the invitational 100-meter dash, and Jones only managed a disap- pointing seventh place finish. A groin injury kept Jones from competing in the 800-meter relay. Robbie Robinson finished fifth in the 400-meter hurdles. Although Jones suffered his first dis- appointment in the Relays, the rest of the team had been disappointed before. The men finished last in a seven team meet at Baton Rouge. Javelin thrower Frank Lyons was the only ' Horn to get a first place finish in the meet. Keith Sanders ' 15-foot pole vault gave him a second place finish. The ' Horns would probably like to dismiss their performance at the South- Continucd Photos by Steven Pumphrev Two Texas Track team members pass the baton during one of the relay races held during the 1978 Texas Relays in Apr 130 Track ' Hurdle. Proper equipment is important to the athlete A participant in the 1978 Texas Relays flies over the bar during Saturday ' s preliminaries A runner from New Mexico crosses the bar as a NTSU participant closely follows. Track 131 Decathalon participant. Ken Mathews takes a rough landing on a long jump. The decathalon is a combination of events that test both strength and endurance, i fcta . BISHOP STATE Two Bishop State College runners fumble the first pass of the baton in the prelims. 132 Track Defeated in the SWC v west Conference Indoor Track and Field Champion- ships as a bad dream. While Texas had won the champi- onship in 1973 and 1974, the ' Horns did not win even one event. The only ' Horns who were even half-way sat- isfied with their performances were half-miler Don Heu- ghan and high jumpers Bob Keith and Terry Davenport. Heughan earned a second place finish for the ' Horns. Keith and Davenport captured second and third place. Texas sprinter Hugh Spooner suffered a letdown at the 46th Annual Border Olympics. The Canadian 1976 400-meter Olympic team member was disqualified in the 440-yard relay according to NCAA rules. The ' Horns were unable to rally after Spooner ' s unfortunate dis- qualification, finishing fifth in the meet. Texas managed to tie Houston for second place at the Rice Invitational. Rice easily won the meet with 113 points, while the ' Horns and Houston had only 44 points each. Bob Keith performed up to his full potential in the meet, winning the high jump. Lyons grabbed another first place for the ' Horns in the javelin throw. Hopefully, the ' Horns will be teaching other teams how to lose next year instead of repeating this year. wi iiragtk udatect H The Texas Relays attract crowds of different ages A Bishop State runner places first in a relay race held during the Texas Relays. Earlier, the baton had been dropped in that race Track 133 Runners Achieve Second One personality trait of a top cross country team is the constant desire to run better than in their previous races. The Texas Men ' s Cross Country Team was more fortunate than most teams with this desire. The ' Horns made their wish a reality when the seven-man team of Mark Vincent, Ruben Linares, Danny Gilmer, Casey Kindle, Jim Rawlings, Kevin Borg and Anry Zelt- kalns had their best performance of the season on their last meet at George- town. The ' Horns captured a near per- fect second place. The Cross Country Team endured rough courses and competition to earn second place. The ' Horns started off with a fourth place finish in Houston. A mile of hills, four miles of fairly flat land and tough competition were too much for the team who placed llth in the UT-Arlington Invitational. Linares, a junior, finished eighth in the UT Invi- tational Meet in Georgetown, giving the ' Horns a fifth place finish in the meet. The Longhorns placed fifth once more at a meet in Waco. Injuries plagued the Longhorn run- ners during the year. Mark Mason, suf- fering from an Achilles ' tendon prob- lem, was lost for most of the season. Danny Gilmer was slowed down at the first of the season by an injured back. We could have had a better season than we did, cross country runner Gil- mer said. But, we did pretty well with what we had. After finishing a race at the UT Invitational. Freshman Casey Kindle takes a break to catch his breath. James Blake Rawlings. Daniel Ford Gilmer. Ruben Linares. Mark Vincent. Kevin Lero Borg. Anrv Mans Zeltkalns. Casev Lee Kindle. 134 Men ' s Cross Country lace at Georgetown Determination shows in the facial expression of Anry Zeltkalns Danny Gilmer ran better than ever to help put Texas in a first place position. Second year runner Jim Rawlings attempts to gain the lead. Men ' s Cross Country 135 Determination shows on the face of a UT golfer during a home tournamenl Phil Blackmar chips onto the green. A player putts onto the green during the Harvey Penick Invitational. 136 Golf Losses Baffle Golf Team Working on improvement is hard enough for an athlete when he knows what he needs to improve, but when he does not know what he is doing wrong, improvement is almost impossible. During their entire season, the men ' s golf team unsuccessfully tried to find reasons why they were not winning. The ' Horns started out in top condi- tion in the fall, winning the SWC Fall Match Play Championship. The men upset the favored 1976 NCAA Cham- pion, Houston, and Rice to capture the championship. Team members Jon Chaffee, Phil Blackmar and Stewart Shockley all won their singles matches. The Chaffee-Blackmar team also won their doubles matches. After capturing the championship, the ' Horn ' s winning style disappeared. Houston got revenge against the ' Horns in the spring by capturing the SWC golf championship. Chaffee and Phil Vescovo finished at 218 to tie for fourth place in scoring, giving the ' Horns second place in the Conference. The men managed to tie with Houston for second place in the 54-hole Morris Williams Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament. Texas started the tournament trailing champion Oklahoma State by one shot, but their game fell apart as play progressed. Strong performances by Blackmar, Chaffee, and Warren Aune. brother of quarterback Jon Aune, led Texas to a second place finish in the Harvey Pen- ick Intercollegiate Invitational. Windy conditions hampered the ' Horns ' per- formance. The men faltered to a disap- pointing 10th place finish in the sixth annual Pan American University Inter- national Intercollegiate Golf Tourna- ment. The team struggled to finish 1 1th in the Louisiana State Invitational. The men were discouraged after they finished 15th in the All-American Intercollegiate Tournament. Golf Coach George Hannon said, I do not know what we ' re doing wrong. If I knew what it was I ' d change it. Hopefully the ' Horns will figure out what their weak points are before they face competition next year. A L ' T golfer carefully lines up his putt during the Morris Williams Invitational Intercollegiate Tournament. Golf 137 ' Horns ' First SEC Match Iff A UT tennis player smashes a serve in a match against the University of Oklahoma. 138 Tennis 1 0 The men ' s tennis team effectively courted victory by concentrating on defeating opponents. Ail-American Gary Plock and Kevin Curren helped lead the ' Horns to a 7-2 victory over The University of Oklahoma. Plock defeated John Staub 6-3, 6-3, and Cur- ren took care of Brian Crozier 6-3, 6-3. Oklahoma City University ' s Nick Mohtadi probably felt like going home for a long practice session after he lost to Curren 6-0, 6-0. Curren ' s win helpe d the ' Horns beat OCU 6-3. Injuries did not stop the ' Horns from winning the Austin Westwood Tournament. Curren sprained his ankle, and Plock hurt his shoulder, but the team managed to squeeze past SMU by one point to win the tournament. Steve Denton and Brad Nabors saved the ' Horns from defeat by winning their doubles match against Rice ' s Jay Evert and Bob Paulsen. The ' Horns finished second at the Cajun Tennis Classic in Lafayette, La. Plock lost to 1977 Wimbledon finalist and Stanford team member John McEnroe in the first tennis match in the Special Events Center. The Cardinals defeated Texas 7-2. Although the team ' s chances for victory ended when Nabors lost in the quarterfinals at the Texas Sectionals tennis tournament, Head Tennis Coach Dave Snyder saved the ' Horns from complete defeat. Snyder and his son Dave captured the father-son doubles cham- pionship. If the ' Horns maintain their winning ways next year, fans should enjoy some exciting matches. Against OU. this UT player shows determination in returning a shot. During warm-ups of the OU-UT match which Texas eventually won 7-2 in Austin, these players exchange practice shots. f Things Can Only Be Every athlete probably remembers at least one disap- pointing game he wanted to forget the minute it was over. The Longhorns baseball team had an entire season full of upsetting games to forget. After a 34-game win- ning streak in 1977, the only happy thought at the end of the ' Horns ' 1978 season was that things could only get better for the team next year. The men were unable to sweep even one Southwest Conference team. The ' Horns ' fifth-place finish in the SWC kept them from getting the chance to redeem themselves in the South- west Conference post-season baseball tournament. Inexperience, injuries and lack of power hitting plagued the ' Horns throughout their season. Andre Robertson and Kern Wright were the only starters who returned from last year ' s squad. Injuries slowed down pitchers Kern and Ricky Wright and shortstop Ronnie Gardenhire. The ' Horns had a .21 1 team batting average in conference play, seventh in the SWC. Head Coach Cliff Gustafson said that the one good thing about hit- ting .21 1 was that you can ' t go down much more. Continued Andre Robertson watches as a pilch apparently crosses the strike zone. I Burton Burrows moves backwards as a pitch seemingly comes close to hitting him during the first game of a doubleheader against Baylor. 140 Baseball Better Next Season One of UT ' s catchers. Kevin Shannon, tags out a Baylor haserunner attempting to cross homeplate Baseball 141 Mark Chelctte congratulates Andre Robertson after Robertson hit a home run against Central Michigan. 1 42 Baseball Morale Went Up and Down Outfielder Joe Bruno successfully steals second base against Lubbock Christian College Texas ' Bobby Stevens clashes with a St. Mary s baserunner. Gardenhire had painful reminders all year of his contrib- utions to the team. He missed fall practice due to a broken wrist. Several days during the spring were lost when he broke his nose playing raquetball. Gardenhire did not get a string tied around his finger to remind him of the Arkansas game, instead he got a broken thumb which required surgery. Gardenhire said, I was expecting it to be fractured. No way was I expecting any surgery. It had to be one of the toughest breaks I ' ve had in baseball. We had a disappointing season, he said. I was person- ally disappointed because I wasn ' t able to help the team. Our team was a lot better than our record shows. Gardenhire did his part to help the ' Horns beat Arkansas. Before he retired from the game with the injury, he blasted two home runs, including a grand slam, to give Texas an 18-3 victory. The win helped make up for the frustration the team A Texas Wesleyan player slides as Keith Ferguson jumps to make the catch Baseball 143 A Season of Frustration: felt when they lost their conference-opening games to Arkansas the day before. Gardenhire ' s 10 RBI ' s that day was a University of Texas and Southwest Confer- ence single game record. Traces of the 1977 team could be seen occasionally but not as often as Coach Cliff Gustafson, fans and the players themselves would have liked. The ' Horns were only able to win one game against Texas A M. The Aggies squeezed past Texas 1-0 with an unearned run despite impressive pitching by Ricky Wright. A double-header with Central Michigan raised the team morale temporarily as they won both games. In the first game, power hitting by several men led the ' Horns to a 7-2 victory. Home runs were scored by Terry Sala- zar and Andre Robertson. The ' Horns slid by the Chip- pewas 5-4 in the second game. Excellent pitching by the Wrights helped lead the ' Horns to victory over Lubbock Christian College. Keith Ferguson hit a home run in the first game against LCC, and first baseman Salazar added another home run in the second game. The only player who did not thor- oughly enjoy the four games Texas won against Minne- sota was Ricky Wright who was unable to pitch for several weeks after he injured his right knee. Outfielder Burl Burrows makes contact with a pitch during the Baylor Series FRONT ROW: Robert Edward Thompson. Burton Kelly Burrows, Andre Levett Robertson, Michael Tankersley Fitzpatrick, Tony Dale Arnold, William Joseph Dunnigan. James Allen Cisariic. Steven Alan Mueller, Malcolm Gerald Schmid, Harley Vernon Alloway Jr., Joseph Thomas Bruno, Christopher Lee Raper, John Mark Chelette. Gerald Hugh Standridge. Ronald Clyde Gardenhire. MIDDLE ROW: Clifford L. Gustafson, Ronald Charles Rothe, Hollis Norman Wierus- cheske, William Kyle Fauntleroy, Richard Gene Nixon, Doyle Scott Soden, Rus- sell Martin Getter. Jerry Don Gleaton, Kevin Michael Shannon, Dan Frazierl Moody, Ted Ludwig Wendlandt, William Keith Walker. Keith Wayne Melting. I Thomas Alexander Hutson. William Lamar Bethea. BACK ROW: Randall Perry Richards. Terry Kern Wright. Keith Owen Ferguson, Terrell Lee Salazar, James [ Justin Acker, Steven Keith Creel, James Richard Wright, Robert Franklin! Heuck, Hollis Quinton Lloyd, Robert Doyle Stevens, John Perry Nelson. James | Ernest Churchill. 144 Baseball Rice crushed the ' Horns ' hopes for participation in the SWC post-season baseball tournament. Although Texas won the series opener, they fell to the Owls 6-2 and 3-2 in the following games. Errors by Texas made winning easier for Rice. The Owls scored two runs off an error by shortstop Chelette. Joe Bruno probably will never forget a fly ball he dropped in the ninth inning which assured Rice of victory. After splitting a double-header with Baylor Univer- sity Longhorns ' chances of advancing to the tournament depended on whether they could win the rest of their games against TCU, SMU, and Texas Tech. The Long- horns earned their win against Baylor with doubles by Chris Raper, Jerry Don Gleaton, Kevin Shannon and Joe Bruno. The ' Horns ' chances dropped drastically after they lost one of their three games against Texas Christian University. Although the ' Horns ' two wins guaranteed them sole possession of fifth place in the Southwest Con- ference, the one loss kept them from moving any closer to winning teams Houston and Baylor. Coach Cliff Gustafson endured criticism from fans who thought he should change his strategy, but the play- ers supported the coach ' s methods. One baseball player who asked to remain anonymous said, Coach Gustaf- son wasn ' t responsible for our losses. Our lack of hitting kept us from winning. I believe in Coach Gus. If he asked me to walk into hell wearing a gas-soak ed suit, I ' d do it without a second thought. A lot of times when the team lost it was because the players didn ' t do what Gus told them to do. continued Texas ' coaches Bill Bethea and Cliff Gustafson talk with a rival coach between innings. Designated hitter Jerry Don Gleaton makes a rough slide into home plate in an attempt to score for the Longhorns. Baseball 145 Tourney Hopes Shattered A questionable rule by Umpire Mel Neese helped the Raid- ers squeeze by the ' Horns 8-7, ending the ' Horns ' chances of playing in the SWC post-season tournament. Raider John Keller hit a perfect double play ball to Texas third baseman Ferguson, who threw to second baseman Andre Robertson for the force. Umpire Neese ruled Robertson had his foot off the bag and called both runners safe. Robertson said that he knew his foot was on the bag. Raiders Slip by ' Horns 8-7 After Questionable Call on a Double Play Coach Gustafson and catcher Kevin Shannon meet Ricky Wright on the mound to discuss pitching strategy against the upcoming batters Shortstop Ronnie Gardenhire anticipates a low throw but looses control of the ball as a Lubbock Christian College player slides in safely. 146 Baseball . Bobby Stevens charts pitches for the Longhorns as teammates Chris Raper. Jerry Don Gleaton and Ricky Nixon watch the game from the dugout Baseball 147 A I I swimmer Marls the backstroke competition during the Southwest Conference swim meet held in March al iheOKmpic SwimCente I wo LI swimmers rel 148 Swimming Pick and Scott Lead Swimmers to 1 9th Tough competition and illness overpowered the ' Horns several times during their 1977-78 season. When they did win however. they were way ahead of the second place team in points. Texas outscored Louisiana State University 717 to 490, easily winning the All-American Invitational. All-American swimmer Darrell Pick won the 400-yard individual medley and placed sec- ond in the 500 and 200-yard freestyle. Tony Scott grabbed first place in the men ' s one and three-meter diving. The ' Horns blasted Houston 71-42. Team members Robby Robertson. John McMahon. Scott Mactier and Duncan Hawthorn won the med- ley relay with a time of 3:31.91. Jeff Krumwiede nabbed first in the 1.000-yard freestyle. The men finished 1-1 in a triangular meet, crushing Texas A M 91-23 and losing to Stanford 40-64. Texas gave fans a sam- ple of superb diving in the meet. John Vegard and Michael Cook clinched first and second in the one-meter competition, while Scott and Fred Machell won first and second in the three-meter. Pick and Scott led the ' Horns to a 19th place finish in the NCAA Nationals in Long Beach. Calif. Pick placed fifth in the 9 Again, SMU Wins the SWC 400-yard individual medley. Scott won the SWC three- meter diving and finished eighth in the one-meter. Crushing the ' Horns 82-31 in one meet, the Mustangs won first and second in six events. While illness slowed down Pick. Krumwiede and Robertson. Pick managed to make national cutoffs in the 400-yard individual med- ley and the 500-yard freestyle. Southern Methodist University ' s two victories over the ' Horns led to coach Pat Pattersons ' decision to resign. He was replaced by Eddie Reese, the head swim coach at Auburn University. A new swim coach may not be all that the ' Horns will acquire from Auburn Univer- sity. Some of Auburn ' s swimmers who have worked with Reese for a long time may follow their winning coach. Maybe with a new coach, new swimmers and a healthier team next year, the ' Horns ' will do better. Coach Pal Patterson follows swimmers along ihe side of (he pool giving instructions. FRONT ROW: Noel Martin Giesecke. Branch T. Archer. Tomas Alan Peters. Craig Darrel Vaughn. William F. Robertson. Michael Scott Keck. David James Hudek. Robert Scott Robertson. Rodney Lee Smith. Michael Anthony Cook. MIDDLE ROW: Jeffrey Scott Webb. Darrell Gilbert Pick. Joseph Robert Rapier. Ronald Paul Schafer. Eduardo Lalo Perez. Ronald William Paul. John Charles Agathon. Louis Jozef Lux. Anthony Mark Scott. Theodore Wilson Doyle. BACK ROW: Mark James Ruble. Guy Lefevre Hagstelte. Wendy Neal Smith. Douglas McCarn Harlow. William Owen Juvrud. Scott Calhoun Mactier. William Ashton Haynes. John Stephen Henry III. John Joseph McMahon. Dun- can James Hawthorn. Garretl Jay Tuttle. Jon Grunde Vegard. Kenneth Robert Armstrong. Jeffrey Lynn Krumwiede. 150 Swimming The swim team sings the Eyes of Texas before the start of the SWC Championships. Swim team members psyche-up for the Southwest Conference Swimming Championship. Darrell Pick beams after winning the 400-meter I M. Swimming 151 : A UT swimmer brcaststrokcs her way to the finish as she watches for signals from Margie Shuer, then the UT Swimming Team coach Intercollegiate Athletics For Women Jody Conradt instructs during the UT-TLC game if i : I Women ' s Intercollegiate Athletics Cainv Bums prepares lo shool over Ihe arms of Southwest Texas defenders in a game which Texas easily won. All xhoi-putter performs during L ' T ' s first track meet of (he season versus Texas Women ' s University. One of UT ' s women : ' Spikers Advance to The Texas ' Women ' s Volleyball Team not only lost the game which would have given them a chance to go to the Nationals, but they lost their coach as well. Judy Conradt dropped volley- ball to coach full-time for UT ' s Women ' s Basketball Team. The ' Horns ' hopes for the season and for the Nationals were crushed when they tied for seventh place at the Regional Tour- nament in Gregory Gym. Joni Ramirez and Nell Fortner helped achieve victories over teams such as Texas Lutheran College and Trinity University. Victory over number one seed Texas Lutheran College at the Texas Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women South Zone Volleyball Tournament enabled the ' Horns to advance to UCLA ' s 10th National Invitational Volleyball Classic. Crowded conditions hampered the Longhorns, who finished 1-2-2. TA - ; Dorothy Richards and Janice Dike attempt to block a spike by Lamar University in a match played in Gregory Gym which Lamar won 1 5- 1 2. 1 5- 1 1 . 154 Women ' s Volleyball :eto TAIAW Regionals i achieve JDdTl The Longhorns Place Seventh Sara Moore smashes the ball into the defense of Florida International. FRONT ROW: Kim Marie Bindewald. Leslee Elaine Shrode, Donna Jo Benton. Cynthia Jan Wesson. Susan Marie Pena. Judy Conradt. BACK ROW: Carolyn Anne Cammack, Janice Lynn Dike. Nell Ann Fortner. Sara Frances Moore. Joni Patricia Ramirez. Dorothy G. Richards. Women ' s Volleyball 155 ' South Zone ' Champs The Texas Women ' s basketball team was on the move both on and off the court during their 1977-1978 season. While the ' Horns were on the court they compiled a season record of 23-7. Texas moved into the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Top 20 rankings for the first time in 1 1 years, finishing the season ranked 12th in the nation. The women spent a great deal of time on the road. Traveling east to play nationally-ranked teams such as St. Joseph ' s and Penn State, Linda Waggoner helped the team capture the Lady Lion Invitational. The junior guard was voted the most valuable player at the Invitational after scoring 35 points against Penn State. The ' Horns took second in the Southern Connecticut Invi- tational and ended their trip with a 6-2 record. The team took time off from the court during their trip to tour Philadelphia. Injuries and illness did not stop the ' Horns. They once again became the South Zone champions defeating Texas Lutheran College and Trinity University. Although Alisha Nelson and Janie Denton were unable to play because of ankle injuries. Linda Waggoner ignored her bout with influenza to gain 20 points for the ' Horns in 1 1 minutes. At home, the ' Horns played in the new Special Events Center, beating such teams as Temple Junior College. Coach Jody Con- radt had a special reason for wanting her team to beat Southwest Texas. Bobcats ' Coach Dana Craft was a former pupil of Con- radt ' s at Sam Houston State University. The ' Horns gave Con- radt her wish, stomping the Bobcats 86-51. Texas won its own tournament, the Texas Classic, by stomping Stephen F. Austin, North Texas State and Southeastern Louisi- ana State. ' Horns ' reserves got plenty of playing time when Texas challenged Southwest Texas State University. The ' Horns were ahead of Southwest Texas 53-24 at the halftime. Reserves started playing early in the second half as the ' Horns romped to a 107-55 FRONT ROW: Laura Lynn Harris, Rene Darlene Rochester. Alisha Ann Nel- son, Linda Andrews Waggoner. MIDDLE ROW: Marti Fuquay. Tina Marie Duncan, Diana Maria Horn, Lisa Kim Bassinger, Dorothy G. Richards. Jody Conradt. BACK ROW: Kathryn Anne Burns, Nell Ann Former. Retha Rena Swindell. Martha Jane Denton. Jean Cullen Smith. slaughter. Kim Basinger saved the team from defeat during the Houston game by scoring a basket at the buzzer to give the ' Horns a narrow 82-80 win over the Cougars. Low attendance was the one thing which kep t the ' Horns ' year from being a complete success. But if Texas continues its win- ning traditions, larger crowds should be within the ' Horns ' reach. Kim Basinger drives the land and then passes off the ball, i 156 Women ' s Basketball ,;,,; Relha Swindell is fouled in the act of shooting by a Southwest Texas player as Kim Basinger awaits a rebound Women ' s Basketball 157 Starting at 6 a.m. Run, Run, Run One way of recognizing a potential championship team is by the amount of time they devote to practice. The women ' s track team remained in top condition for competition by running four to six miles every day start- ing at 6 a.m. Several of the women competed in cross country during the fall. The hard work paid off in tournaments. The ' Horns placed second in the Texas Women ' s University Invita- tional. Julia Campbell finished first in the 1.500 meter run. Carol Finsrud won in the discus and mile, and the two-mile relay team grabbed another first place for the ' Horns. Nancy Scardina won the 800-meter race at the Lobo Invitational. Christy Garcia captured first place in the three-mile run at the Javalina relays. In the Texas Relays, the ' Horns had to put up with unsatisfactory conditions. As quoted in The Daily Texan. Christy Garcia said the women were given lousy times of the day in which to run. while several of the ' Horns best events were not included in the relays. Four events not scheduled for the relays, the three-mile run. shot put. discus and long jump were held at Burger Cen- ter, the local high schools ' athletic facilities. If the ' Horns are not forgotten in the planning of the Texas Relays next year, and the women keep up their hard work, they should have another winning season. A Women ' s Track Team member runs in a race against Texas Women ' s L m ersit . FRONT ROW: Rene Darlene Rochester. Christy Anna Garcia. Julia Anne Campbell. Michelle Jeaneen Murray. Nancy Jo Scardina. Sandra Jane Hafer- mck. Nancy Loy Wooldndge. MIDDLE ROW: Deidre Mary McEnlee. Rebecca Bing. Kann Danninger. Gloria Raye Pierce. Tammy Anne Enenne. Susan Eliza- beth Da is. Susan Flame Ahernathy. Delia Jo Hall BACK ROW: Laura Ann Messner. Carol Elinor Finsrud. Julie Maxine Homles. Charlotte Dianne Bedford. | Dorothy Elizabeth Ke . Benetta Lee Rusk 158 Women ' s Track Jn WlRunners Fall Short at NAIAW v, FRONT ROW: Rebecca Bing, Elizabeth C. Wilson, Nancy Jo Scardina, Benetta Lee Rusk. BACK ROW: Susan Elizabeth Davis. Susan Elaine Abernathy. Christiana Anna Garcia, Erismelda R. Benavidez, Julia Anne Campbell. Texas Women ' s Cross Country Team gave their oppo- nents fierce competition, but one or two teams always kept the ' Horns from grabbing first place. Texas was only two points away from a first-place finish in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Region IV Championship at College Station. In the State Cross Country Relay in Georgetown, Texas fin- ished the 10,000-meter race 69 seconds behind Hous- ton ' s time of 34:45. Julia Campbell finished two seconds ahead of Texas A M ' s Iliada Hocking to clinch a first- place finish for herself and a second-place finish for the team at the two-mile Texas Tech Invitational. Injuries plagued the ' Horns throughout the season. Sue Davis ran with a sprained ankle towards the end of the season. A knee strain kept Christy Garcia from run- ning in the AIAW state championship in Georgetown. The ' Horns squad of Campbell, Garcia, Davis, Nancy Scardina, Susan Abernathy, Rebecca Bing and Benetta Rusk ran in the AIAW Nationals. By establishing quali- fying races for the Nationals, AIAW rules made the competition stiffer. The ' Horns slid from 12th in the nation to 16th. Out of 264 runners, Campbell finished in 25th place, Scardina was 94th and Garcia was 98th. Grueling courses, tough competition and physical injuries represent the NAIAW finals, held in Georgetown. Texas, in which UT placed sixteenth. 159 Truly an International Team A willingness to travel is a trait of a superior athlete. The excellent reputation of Texas Women ' s Diving Team lured athletic recruits from both the United States and foreign countries. Three members of the team came from Sweden and Canada to join the ' Horns. Canadian Teri York won the 1974 U.S. Nationals and placed at the 1976 Olympics, sixth on the 10-meter tower. Annie Liljeberg and Susanne Wetteskog were national champions from Sweden, while Erin Beiter and Denise Christensen were both Amateur Athletic Union national champions. While in the process of beating UT Arlington in a dual meet, four of Texas ' divers qualified for the 1978 AAU national championship competition. Erin Beiter qualified for the championship competition by winning the one- and three-meter diving event against Lamar University. The women were tough competition in the All-American Invitational. Besides placing second in the one-meter, Beiter won first in the three-meter; York was second, Christensen, third, Liljeberg, fifth and Wettes- kog, sixth. Annie Liljeberg, one of Texas ' international divers, performs a dive during practice Theresa Kathleen York, Denise A. Christensen, Erin Kathleen Beiter, Annie E. Liljeberg. Susanne Eva Wetteskog. Michael Brown. | 160 Women ' s Diving Ray Woods. Rulh Elaine Stier, Diane Frances Hurd. Lisa Louise Kelsey. Marilyn Kay Fulbright. Pam Read Kirk, Julie Anne Londrigan. Leslie Carol Gardell. Susan Patricia Rogers. Julia Lynn Grey. Ann Elizabeth Girardeau. Joan Elizabeth Deffeyes. Diana Walker, Teresa Louise Matthews. Winning and Adjusting to Change A L ' T swimmer waits for the starting gun during the UT-SWTSU match. Top athletes usually desire to break records in the process of winning, wish to compete internationally and have the ability to adjust to new coaches. The Texas women ' s swim team displayed these characteristics. The ' Horns had to adjust to new coach Ray Woods, Olympic Swimming Center assistant director. The women set several team and individual records when they beat Lamar University. Julie Gray finished the 200- and 400-yard individual medleys with record times of 2: 18.1 and 4:47.2. Lisa Kelsey set a pool record for the 200-yard butterfly. Medley relay team members Ann Giardeau, Marilyn Fulbright, Kelsey and Diane Walker broke another record with their time of 4: 1 1 .8. The ' Horns displayed their winning power when they swam against Southwest Texas State University. First in every race, they beat SWTSU 1 14-15. The women ' s first chance to compete internationally was the Mexico Aquatics Festival in Mexico City. The ' Horns trained specially to try to adjust to the high altitude in Mexico. Women ' s Swimming 161 T ' Horns Lose Consistently Every athlete eventually faces the unpleasant task of gracefully accepting defeat. The Texas Women ' s Golf team learned how it felt not to be the winner during their 1977-78 season. The women faced tough competition as they went against teams in divisions within the state and within the nation instead of in the Southwest Conference alone. Cindy Lincoln led the ' Horns to a sixth-place finish in the 23rd annual Tucker Invitational Golf Tournament in Albuquerque, one of the oldest collegiate tourna- ments. The ' Horns placed seventh in the tournament last year. The women slid from third place on the first day of the Lady Gator Invitational to a sixth place finish and a team total of 969 points. A sudden-death playoff ended the ' Horns ' hopes for a second-place finish in the Susie Berning All-College Classic. Tulsa grabbed second place, while the ' Horns had to settle for third. Team members Cindy Lincoln, Cathy Bertram, Lori Huxhold, Debbie Petrizzi and Liz Norton were unable to stop Southern Methodist University in the Houston Baptist University Invitational. Texas had already dropped to second place when the Mustangs surged ahead to take second place, leaving the ' Horns in third. With more practice and skill, maybe the ' Horns los- ing days will only be a memory next year. I mr- pr A UT Golf team member carefully studies a forthcoming putt. Deanie Lynn Wood. Cynthia Margaret Lincoln. Jayne Ann Kinder. Catherine Ann Bertram. Lori Kay Rogers. Margaret Carol Bragdon. Deborah Susan Petrizzi. ' 162 Women ' s Golf Susie Smith concentrates intensely as she returns a shot by her opponenl Building With A New Coach The parable about the house that was founded on a rock could be used to describe the Women ' s Tennis team. The women started their season off with a solid foundation consisting of returning players Susie Smith, who was 1977 United States Tennis Association All- America, Nerissa Riley, Vicki Robinson and Marty Cor- ley. Successful building came in the form of a new coach, Cathy Beene, and players Dundee Davis, Susi Vassallo, Susie Watkins and Julie Brown. The ' Horns ' end result was a winning team. The women competed in the 21-and-under bracket for the first time this year in the Texas Sectionals Tourna- ment. As reported in The Daily Texan, Head Coach Beene said the splitting of the tournament into two cate- gories put the ' Horns up against the toughest competi- tion. Riley and S. Smith proved they could handle the competition. They won the 21-and-under doubles cham- pionship by defeating the No. 1 seeded team of Ann Smith and Carrie Fleming from Trinity. S. Smith and Riley teamed up once more to lead the ' Horns to a second place finish in the Arizona Invita- tional Tennis Tournament. The ' Horns outscored SMU to win the annual Lamar University Invitational Tennis Tournament. FRONT ROW: Susan Diane Watkins. Elizabeth Dundee Davis, Martha Frances Corley. Susi Ursula Vassallo. BACK ROW: Cathy Ann Beene. Julie Claiborne Brown, Nerissa Lou Riley. Victoria Susan Robinson. Women ' s Tennis 163 MEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TENNIS UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT ..UT Stanford .................. 6 Utah ..................... 5 Georgia ................... 3 East Texas St ............... 2 New Mexico ............... 1 Tennessee ................. 5 Arkansas .................. 4 TCU ..................... 6 North Carolina ............ 6 Arkansas .................. 4 Rice ...................... 1 Oklahoma ................. 2 Oklahoma City ............ 3 Clemson .................. 1 South Carolina ............. 5 Stanford .................. 6 Texas A M ............... 2 Houston .................. 5 Baylor .................... 1 TCU ..................... 3 Texas Tech ................ SMU.. ..4 BASKETBALL 64 . 83 . 81 . 82 . 108 . 87 . 105 . 74 . 56 . 90 . 101 . 100 . 75 . 78 . 79 . 78 . 85 . 73 . 71 . 87 . 102 . 90 . 77 . 78 . 82 . 72 . 67 . 96 . 101 . . . . UT Southern California 65 . . . UT Oklahoma 76 . . . UT Mississippi State 69 ...UT LSU 66 . . . UT Oklahoma State 87 ...UT Alaska 65 . . . UT Centenary 73 ...UT Army 73 . . . UT Marquette 65 ...UT TCU 41 . . . UT Texas Tech 86 . . . UT Houston 89 . . . UT Arkansas 69 ...UT Rice 64 ...UT Texas A M 77 ...UT Baylor 76 ...UT SMU 80 ...UT Houston 72 ... UT Arkansas 75 ...UT TCU 60 ...UT Rice 86 ...UT Texas A M 66 . . . UT Baylor 79 . . . UT Texas Tech 63 ...UT SMU 74 . . . UT Temple 58 ...UT Nebraska 48 . . . UT Rutgers 76 ..UT North Carolina St 93 FOOTBALL . UT Boston College .UT Virginia 44 . 68 . 72 UT Rice 15 13 UT Oklahoma 6 13 UT Arkansas 9 30 UT SMU 14 29 UT Texas Tech 35 UT Houston 21 44 UT TCU 14 29 UT Baylor 7 57 UT Texas A M 28 10 UT Notre Dame ... ..38 BASEBALL 9 UT - 17 UT- 8 UT 13 UT- UT UT - UT UT - UT - UT 7 UT - 9 UT - 4 UT- UT - UT UT - UT - UT - UT - ..UT 7 6 10 7 2 6 I 18 2 3 1 14 6 7 . . . UT 5 4 5 8 5 II 10 6 7 6 2 2 3 13 I 5 2 2 2 3 10 9 UT - UT - UT UT - UT - UT UT UT - UT UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT - UT UT UT - UT UT - UT - ..UT St. Mary ' s ................ 10 St. Mary ' s ................. 5 TLC ..................... I TLC ..................... 3 Texas Wesleyan ............ Texas Wesleyan ............ 3 Lubbock Christian ......... 2 Lubbock Christian ......... 3 Lubbock Christian ......... I Lubbock Christian ......... 2 Phillips ................... 3 Phillips ................... 3 Arkansas .................. 5 Arkansas .................. 2 Arkansas .................. 3 Hardin-Simmons ........... Hardin-Simmons ........... 1 Houston .................. 6 Houston .................. 3 Houston .................. 7 Central Michigan ........... 2 Central Michigan ........... 4 Texas A M ............... 5 Texas A M ............... I Texas A M ............... 2 Minnesota ................ 1 Minnesota ................ 3 Minnesota ................ 2 Minnesota ................ 1 Eastern Michigan .......... 5 Eastern Michigan .......... 1 Eastern Michigan .......... 4 Southern California ......... 8 Southern California ......... 3 Southern California ......... 2 Southwestern .............. 8 Southwestern .............. 2 Rice ...................... 1 UT - UT - UT - UT - . .UT- 5 . 14 . 5 . 7 . . . UT Rice ...................... 6 Rice ...................... 3 Texas Rangers ............. 7 Baylor .................... Baylor ......... ........... 4 Baylor .................... 4 TCU ..................... 7 TCU ..................... 2 TCU ..................... 8 SMU ..................... 1 SMU ..................... 3 SMU ..................... 2 Texas Tech ................ 4 Texas Tech ................ Texas Tech ................ 8 164 Men ' s Scores SWIMMING Meet UT SWTSU UT Lamar University UT SMU LSU Invitational Houston Invitational UT Mexican National Squad All American Invitational UT University of Houston UT Texas A M TAI AW Championships BASKETBALL 67 UT Temple JC 64 94 UT Pan American 49 75 UT Texas A I 35 74 UT Tyler JC 72 86 UT SWTSU 51 70 UT Wayland Baptist 82 97 UT University of Houston 86 89 UT St. Joseph ' s 85 79 UT Southern Connecticut 78 96 UTPenn State 67 58 UT Montclair 102 100 UT Central Connecticut 52 91 UT Springfield 60 5 UT St. John ' s 41 81 UT Southern Connecticut 82 52 UT Texas A M 59 95 UT Angelo State 46 81 UT NTSU 57 75 UT SFASU 54 107 UT SWTSU 55 82 UT University of Houston 80 89 UT Temple University 94 86 UT Texas A M 60 66 UT Wayland Baptist 81 87 UT SMU 30 83 UT Texas Lutheran 36 94 UT Trinity 49 84 UT Texas A M 56 106 UT Baylor 74 93 UT SFASU 78 UT Wayland Baptist 98 35 UT Southern University 69 78 UT SFASU 80 80 UT- Baylor 73 95 UT University of Houston 84 84 UT Oral ' Roberts 100 91 UT Minnesota 56 UT Kentucky 60 UT Old Dominion . . . 70 CROSS COUNTRY Place Meet 2 Texas Tech Invitational 2 UT Quadrangular 3 Oklahoma Invitational 2 UT Cross Country Relays 2 State AIAW Championships 2 Regional AIAW Champions hips 16 National AIAW Championships TRACK FIELD Place Meet 3 Sooner Indoor Relays 2 Texas A I Javelina Relays 2 UT Texas A M 2 UT TWU 2 Redlands Invitational UT Arizona State Washington 5 Texas A M Relays 2 TWU Invitational 2 State AIAW Meet GOLF Place Meet 3 All College 6 Tucker Invitational Houston Baptist invitational Lady Gator Invitational Temple Invitational Texas A M Invitational Betsy Rawls Invitational 4 Lady Paladin Invitational 2 Sooner Invitational 3 .. ..TAIAW WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Women ' s Scores 165 UTSCA: Personal Rewards Personal satisfaction was the main reward for the more than 750 UT athletes who participated in the UT Sport Club Associa- tion. Dedication of the athletes was exemplified by their willing- ness to compete without the support of huge crowds. The men ' s soccer team was crippled by the absence of a paid coach and varsity status. Because most of the teams which played on the Texas Collegiate Soccer League schedule were full varsity squads, the ' Horns were at a disadvantage capturing most of the best soccer players. The varsity teams could offer their players scholarships. As reported in The Daily Texan, volunteer soccer Coach Al Erler explained the team ' s condition. It has gotten to the point where it ' s like TCU trying to stay up with Texas in football, he said. The team just can ' t compete on the same level with other fully funded varsity teams anymore. Four of the ' Horns became so discouraged about their team ' s condition that they quit. The disappointed ' Horns finished last in the league, winning only one game. The ' Horns ' sole victory dur- ing the fall was a 3-0 win over Trinity University. Men ' s Lacrosse took the best qualities of hockey and football and combined them into one challenging, fast-action, contact sport. The team faced rough action protected only by armpads. Members ' equipment consisted of the sticks used to catch and throw the ball, cleats, square-shaped helmets and armpads. Lacrosse is one of the most expensive sports at UT. The Divi- sion of Recreational Sports paid for all of the team ' s equipment which amounted to over $100 per player. Lacrosse is a rapidly growing sport. While Easterners used to dominate the team, now most of the players are from Texas. The ' Horns had a 17 game schedule, playing teams such as Southern Methodist University and the Dallas City Lacrosse Team. Three of the ' Horns ' players made the Lacrosse first team All-Stars. After every game specta- tors drank free beer. I think Lacrosse is a very exciting sport, team member Kenny Kaplan said. It ' s very fast paced. Lacrosse ' growing in Texas, and I hope it becomes a major sport. The ' Horns also had a women ' s lacrosse team. Grace, rather than rough contact, were emphasized for the women ' s team. Competition was scarce since only Texas A M had a SWC team. Skill and finesse are shown to be essential as this UT Women ' s soccer player attempts to maneuver the ball away from opponents during a game. 166 UTSCA An exhausted UT Lacrosse team member lakes a needed break during a lime out against the San Antonio Lacrosse Club. UTSCA 167 168 UTSCA Claudia Duncan (top) and Darlene Fell astics team members, limber up with stretching and floor exercises in Bellmont gym The Texas goalkeeper makes a save during the Texas-Houston game I I Men ' s Soccer Captain Greg Thomas battles for the ball with an opponenl wo lacrosse players struggle against each other during the LT-LSU game. UTSC A : One Step From Varsity Football was not the only sport in which the ' Horns were winners during the Texas-OU weekend. The UT Fencing Alliance beat OU 38-16 in the first Texas-Uni- versity of Oklahoma fencing challenge. The Dallas Fencing Club hopes to sponsor the contest annually, using a rotating trophy. In a tourney in Bellmont Hall, the ' Horns competed with teams from Southwest Texas State, Texas A M, North Texas State and Oklahoma in foil, saber and epee. As reported in The Daily Texan, club President Natalie England explained the proceed- ings of a tournament. A bout lasts five minutes which is actual fencing time. If a fencer reaches five touches before the end of the Continued UT Women ' s Soccer player dribbles downfield in the UT-UH game. UTSC A - 169 UT Racquetball Club member Mark Sandier exhibits grace and style as he returns a shot by his opponent. 170 UTSCA Skill matches concentration as David Dillard returns a shot by his opponent. Men ' s volleyball player spikes the ball against A M. UTSCA: Encompassing Many Different Interests bout, then they win a point for the team. If they are tied at the end of time, they move all scores to 4-4 and a sud- den-death situation occurs where the first person to score a touch wins. Men on the UT Water Polo team faced a physical endurance test in every game. Water polo could be called a survival of the fittest because players cannot touch the bottom or sides of the pool and must keep swimming throughout the game. Players only stop swim- ming after goals and for time outs. The women ' s gymnastics team was forced to become a club after it was dropped as an intercollegiate sport last year. The ' Horns were allowed to compete as an intercollegiate team, but they were ineligible for the funding they received last year. The ' Horns finished third in a meet at Southwest Texas State University. In L T-LSU game, the goalkeeper attempts to return the ball to upfield teammates. UTSCA 171 ' . 3 In the game Red Buds vs. Hornets, a Hornet rounds third base after a hit bv a fellow teammate. 172 Intramurals The Joy of Intramurals Because victory meant more to team members who actually contributed to a win than it did to spectators sitting in the stands, intramurals helped players to enjoy the satisfaction of being winners. Sororities and fraternities put special emphasis on competing in sports. Some Greeks even had A and B teams. Excitement was high as they battled to see who really had the best team. Some team names like Tough As Nails sounded like winners. Large crowds gathered to watch Greeks and independents compete in football and softball. Students also competed in basket- ball, bowling, table tennis and a variety of other sports. The only rewards for winning were personal satisfac- tion and a paragraph on the Division of Recreational Sports page of the Texan. Judging from the large turn- outs for the sports, no other incentive was necessary. Killer Dolphins and Syndicate IV play water polo at Gregory Gym pool. Alpha Epsilon Phi vs. Kappa Alpha Theta play in a friendly game of women ' s intramural football at freshman field Intramurals 173 ; . . - Edited by Debbie Rencurrel N ' , - , ' . Dr. Ilya Prigogine won the first Noble prize ever to be awarded to a University professor. The prestigious award for chemistry was only one academic accomplishment during 1977-78. The Library System celebrated the opening of the Perry-Castaneda Library, the nation ' s third largest of its kind. Library Services Continue to Support Academics Goals Beyond Books and Research During the first four months after the Perry-Castaneda Library opened on Aug. 19, 1977, more than 585,500 persons walked through its doors. Serv- ing as the newest addition to the Uni- versity of Texas Library System, the PCL, or PiCkLe as it is sometimes referred to by students, is the largest academic library in the nation. The user response has been very good, Gary Menges. director of Public Services, said. People have been very impressed with it (the library). Dedication of the nation ' s third larg- est library in floor space was held on Nov. 19. 1977. UT President Lorene Rogers pre- sented portraits of the late Dr. Ervin S. Perry and the late Dr. Carlos E. Cas- tafieda, for whom the library is named. Allan Shivers, chairman of the Board of Regents and the Director of UT ' s General Libraries, Harold W. Billings, spoke at the building ' s dedication. For years, the rumor circulated around campus that the PCL was designed to resemble the State of Texas. Library officials explained, however, that the distorted pinwheel design resulted from the architect ' s observance of the traffic flow. In addition to the Reserves Desk, which served as the primary reserve collection for graduate courses, PCL also offered a computer-based Inform- ation Service. The service gave students an alternative to spending time search- ing for printed indexes. It maintained over 60 information-storing data banks. Located in the Academic Center, the Undergraduate Library renovated the audio-visual rooms this year. Offering a collection of 4,400 recordings, available in the Audio Library, the AC also housed 145,000 volumes. Materials which were devoted to spe- cific colleges, schools and departments were kept in one of the 13 branch libraries located in various buildings around campus. Scheduled to move in 1979 to the Art Building addition, the Art Library con- tained 32.000 volumes concerning art history, studio art and art education. Critical studies of artistic works of all periods were well represented. A branch of the General Libraries, the Biology Library was located in the J. T. Patterson Laboratories Building. Moved to the Main Administration Building in summer. 1978, the library supported the teaching and research activities of the Departments of Bot- Conunued b PCL is UTs newest and largest librar 176 Libraries T students employ the study facilities of the Academic Center. This undergraduate library houses over Libraries 177 any, Microbiology and Zoology. The new wing added to Welch Hall housed the John W. Mallet Chemistry Library. Named for the first professor of chemistry and physics at UT (1883- 1884), the library consisted of basic journals of chemistry, biochemistry and chemical engineering. Offering an interlibrary loan service, physics, math, astronomy librarians located research material not available on this campus. The PMA library was housed in Robert Lee Moore Hall. Waggoner Hall ' s ground floor held 17,000 volumes and subscriptions to more than 150 classical journals and series comprising the Classics Library. Other branch libraries included the schools of communication, social work and the college of pharmacy. Other special areas of interest were consolidated in the Asian Collection which contained Japanese and Chinese materials. Located in the Academic Center, Room 29, the collection emphasized language, literature, phi- losophy, religion and social sciences. The Garcia Library was a private collection purchased in 1921. Now located in Sid Richardson Hall, this library, renamed for its former director Nettie Lee Benson, housed the Latin American materials. Also found in Sid Richardson Hall, the Barker Center handled the Texas Collection Library. Books by Texas authors and materials about the Lone Star State were featured. The center, formerly located in Battle Hall, held the University archives which con- tained accounts of Spanish and Mexi- can colonial administration in Texas. The Humanities Research Cente Sid Richardson Hall houses the Nettie Lee Benson Library and the Barker Texas History Center. 178 Libraries Besides furnishing nearly 100 periodicals, the Communication Library supplies 12 out-of-state and 50 Texas newspapers. Photos by Steven Pumphrey Libraries 179 What Mystery the Shadow of To help guide students, the Career Choice Information Center, located in Jester Center, disseminated informa- tion about various internships. The Texas Daily Newspaper Association Intern Training Program, the School of Architecture Professional Residency Program and the Washington Intern- ship all aided students in gaining prac- tical experience and training before seeking permanent employment. The Center opened in September, 1974 and offered help on how to effec- tively write a resume, interview and hunt for jobs. Primarily, the center was for liberal arts majors, but anyone needing guidance was welcome. To publicize its existence, listings of job interviews were mailed to graduating liberal arts majors. According to Dr. Robert Murff, the job market looked bleak for humani- ties, history and English. Persons with technical expertise were in demand, with specific opportunities open for computer science and engineering majors. Companies which came to UT to interview included Johnson John- son and Texas Instruments. 180 Internships ; Kl i m eryl Lurks Behind vo| Experience? Because changes in interests after graduation were not unusual, the Cen- ter offered aid through testing and counseling. Students should begin their job search during the second semester of their junior year, Murff said. The Center held seminars for stu- dents considering graduate school. One program covered such topics as how to maximize application materials, how to choose a program that fits individual needs and what can be expected from graduate school. Through the Texas Daily Newspaper Association Intern Training Program students were given the chance to look at the newspaper business as a possible career. Internships in the news edito- rial and advertising departments were offered. Most of the 84 member news- papers of the TDNA voluntarily partic- ipated, including all the major Texas dailies, four in Louisiana and one in New Mexico. Often interns gained per- manent employment after graduation. According to TDNA, students who took advantage of internships directly approached newspapers of their choice. Personal contacts were a definite plus in securing positions. Dean Harold Box of the School of Architecture highly recommended the Professional Residency Program which offered students an excellent way to learn the practice of architecture. The program was initiated by Prof. R. Gommel Roessner and was one of the largest of its kind in the United States. As many as 60 students and firms participated each year. The program provided a connection between the school, the practicing architect and architectural student, Box said. Gaining the opportunity to view actual practice, the student could determine if the field was suitable for him. While the apprentice learned from the practicing architect, the pro- fessional could relearn as he taught. The student returned to school with experience to benefit themselves, the school and their colleagues. Participating architectural firms con- tributed $1,500 in scholarships to the Residency Program. Through the Ex-Students ' Associa- tion, students could apply for the Washington Internship Program. The Ex-Students ' Association coordinated internships and led students in the right direction. Keeping a list of the stu- dents ' resumes and all places which had received applications, the Associa- Continucd Internships 181 Architecture majors learn their trade in campus labs before working in their field. Staffers work long hours preparing copy for issues of The Daily Texan. L. - As an option to an immediate job after graduation, the Career Center helped students prepare for Graduate School] Through Internships Students Experience ActualJob Practice. tion sent letters to firms and requested that students be hired. Ross Nathanson, a senior psychol- ogy major, interned for Vice-President Walter Mondale. Nathanson per- formed a variety of jobs ranging from office boy to answering constituents ' letters. Attending the Democratic National Convention was one of the fascinating opportunities Nathanson experienced. I was just in the right place at the right time, he said. The Exes attempted to get academi credit for interns. 182 Internships Because changes of interests after graduation were not unusual, the Career Center offered aid through tests and counseling Many Journalism majors worked as Daily Texan Staffers Having studied graphics in the classroom, students practiced their technique in lab. Internships 183 1 In Times of Trouble Short orders aren ' t unique to restaurants. Students and faculty found the University Co-op had its own kind of short orders in the area of textbooks. After several years of complaints over the Co-op ' s textbook purchasing practices and dreaded textbook shortages, the Faculty Senate established a commit- tee to work with the Co-op textbook buyers and board members to find a solution to the problem. According to the committee chairman, government Prof. Robert Hargrave, the Co-op has always had troubles supplying students with textbooks, but dur- ing fall. 1977, the problem was aggravated. For some classes, only 60 to 75 percent of the students had text- books, causing many students to drop the course, rather than fall behind while waiting for a book. In ordering, the Co-op normally reduces the num- ber of books requested by the faculty. Former Co-op Board President Robert Gorman said that it must do so to be sure that the Co-op does not get stuck with books that it cannot sell, or alternatively, be forced to pay outlandish shipping charges to return the books to publishers. The Co-op must contend with variables which make book buying difficult, including actual class size as compared to the estimates and the num- ber of books which local competitors might order. After several months of examining the issue, the Committee of Co-op Policies and Practices Concern- ing Textbook Shortages found the University Co-op had not responded to demands for adequate numbers of textbooks to meet student class enrollments. In a report, the committee identified four problems which the faculty said caused the textbook problem. The major problem was the Co-op ' s underordering of textbooks. Other problems included late arrivals, lack of notice of a book ' s unavailability and hard- cover books being ordered by the Co-op when cheaper paperback books were available. The report also included recommendations for University departments, suggesting that some depart- ments improve their estimated semester enrollment projections and strive to minimize changing required texts each semester. The report went on to suggest that faculty should try to reduce the number of required texts to keep student expenses down, it said. Co-op members had complained that many students did not purchase books for courses because some professors failed to consider the exhorbitant cost. Offering an alternative to the Co-op, the Students ' Association sponsored a Students Textbook Sale in the Union at the start of the spring semester. The book sale, according to committee coordinator Jean Evans, was not designed as a fund-raising project, but as a student service. Allowing students to sell their used books at one-half to three-quarters of the original price, the sale helped alleviate the chronic shortage of required textbooks. Buying books at the beginning of each semester often left giant holes in students ' budgets. l 184 Co-op - II ' f ' ' e I - ' ' ' ' .. .. ' ; ,;,. The Co-op has always had problems supplying students with textbooks, but in the fall only 60 to 75 percent of students in some classes had books ECONOMICS ECONO maze-like interior of the first floor held skids of books. Competition such as Wallace ' s contributed to the Co-op ' s underordering. The Professional Student Computing research is hard work for student father John Parsons. Married graduate students could not always find a babysitter. Teaching in the classroom was only one part of the educa- tional process. Consultation, guidance and instruction on a one- to-one basis between teacher and student were also important especially at the graduate level. When scanning the Main Mall, most onlookers could not pick out graduate students from undergraduates. Spotting the grad might be difficult because most tried to avoid the mainstream of life. After four years of college, they frequented more obscure places around the community. The soon-to-be professionals traveled incognito between home, class and the eggroll stand. As one of the privileged in the student population, the grad was often invited to the professors ' homes for coffee, dinner and discussions of the weightier matters of academia. To him, a pro- fessor ' s door was rarely closed, even during undergraduate office hours. When a professor tardily entered a class, he excused him- self by saying that he was talking to one of his graduate students. One pharmacy graduate student reflected, When I was an undergraduate I went to college, now I ' m a student. I ' m lucky to be one of the few. The Graduate School encouraged its students to seek higher academic ideals. Independent course work, study and long hours of extensive research led to publication of a thesis or dissertation. Along with privileges came extra responsibilities. Many graduate students took on research projects for professors, often receiving little or no recognition. Privileges, responsibilities and sometimes teaching faced the graduate students in the upper echelon of the University. Those who taught were christened Teaching Assistants and given desks in obscure cubby-holes called offices. One education psy- chology TA admitted, Why should a professor teach at 8 a.m., when a TA can do it? Besides knowing the realities of the early morning hours, astute TA ' s learned the ways of the academic professionals, including how to balance consultant work against course preparation and how to establish Catch 22 office hours. In their spare time, graduate students relished trips to the library to do research. Upon achieving the master ' s or doctorate degree, the graduate students became professors, learned con- sultants or the wizards of the financial community. Some very fortunates find funding to support and prolong their academic endeavors, and they never worry about entering the labor mar- ket, one astronomy doctoral candidate said. First-year law stu- 1 dent Lily Plummer upon admission into law school said that she i was told that she was now a professional student. Graduate stu- j dents have to change their frame of reference towards school and themselves. Everything counts now, she said. 186 Graduate Students First to come and last to leave, many graduate students haunt the library. Working at desks in obscure offices can be lonely for TA ' s. it.Ita ssunls (he education psy sorteachtSa.nl- I realities of the earl; I i of lie academ I tols relisted trips to IJK master ' s or doctoral! ' : ' rifli ROB Sculpture students suit-out to work with the bronze melting furnaces. Graduate art students spend many long hours working in various labs on campus. Graduate Students 187 Prigogine ' s Nobe Another Firs Dr. Ilya Pngogine spent 30 years contemplating and research- ing the mechanics of order and disorder in nature. As a result of the effort, the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences announced that the Belgian scientist was to receive the 1977 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Pngogine became the University ' s first Nobel Prize laureate. Prigogine spent nearly half of his lifetime puzzling over the biological question How did life begin? His predecessors have assumed that the first life forms organized themselves by pure chance; by random-events at the molecular level. According to this theory, the origin of life occurred as the result of the highly improbable event of the spontaneous formation of DNA, the complex chemical compound responsible for life. In this way, scientists were isolating life from the rest of the physical universe, contradicting one of the most important gen- eralizations in science, the second law of thermodynamics. According to the second law, a natural tendency for disorder, or entropy, increases within any system of molecules. The exact opposite occurs, however, in the complex machines of living organisms. Instead, biological reactions result on levels of ever increasing organization and diversification. Resolving the conflict, Prigogine ' s Nobel Prize-winning theory extended the laws of thermodynamics to include biological systems and other self-organizing phenomena such as cities. According to his theory, dissipative structures use energy from outside sources to build and maintain inherent order. In this way the structures are open systems, utilizing energy and produc- ing disorder. A living system depends on its interaction with the outside world, Prigogine explained. Whether it is a simple bacterial cell, a human indivi dual or a city, death will follow isolation once reserves have been exhausted, he said. It can survive only if there is a continuous inflow of food, fuel and other commodi- ties, and an outflow of product wastes. Prigogine incorporated three elements in his theory: time, structure and complexity. In time, the concept of time, the laws of change become sufficiently complex to be compared. The Russian-born scientist drew on examples from history, lit- erature and sociology to illustrate his theory. Moving beyond the boundaries of science, Prigogine explained that it is not enough to know what the particle is. you must also know its function. The individual and society define each other. he said. Unlike a crystal, a town will decay if it is taken out of context. Embed- ded structures interact with other structures, he said. Dr. Prigogine divided his time between UT and the Free Uni- versity of Brussels, where he served as director of the Interna- tional Institute of Physics and Chemistry. At UT he directed the recently-renamed Ilya Prigogine Center for Studies m Statistical Mechanics. He first came to The University of Texas in 1968. Hya Prieogine Dr. Ilya Prigogine became Receiving an undergraduate degree in Psychology, Prigogine went on to earn a Master ' s Degree in Physics and a PhD in Chemistry. He has also earned a Degregatton Degree, a higher degree awarded by the Free University of Brussels, in Physical Chemistry. Prigogine completed all of his degrees in Brussels. people le to large relate as saenc very diversified ople ' s lives Besides gogine said | intellectuality of are uninformed. ' societies. r educa have a big i that everyo through col lab ' SS8S%5? r$?fc fe : A| j, 5 ;. t Thirty years of research brought Prigogine this Nobel Prize for Chemistry. King Gustavus VI of Sweden presenti Prigogine ' s Nobel Prize October II, 1977. Stated between Gerhard Fonken, executive assistant lo the President, and UT President Lorene Rogers, Prigogine prepares to speak after his Nobel award UNIS IlvaPr.. U.S. educators involved in the Chautaugua Program came to UT from all over the nation to exchange ideas and discuss project plans. Upgrading the quality of education was of major importance to the UT fac- ulty. Through the Chautaugua Pro- gram, professors became informed on the new developments in their fields. Designed for U.S. educators, work- shops provided an opportunity for teachers to get together and discuss recent advancements in science. Classes began last fall when partici- pants met for two days to discuss plans for their study. Later, in the spring, professors returned to present the r esults of their various studies. Classes entitled Energy Systems, Per- spectives in Bio-Ethics and Brain-Sci- ence and Mechanisms of Conscious- ness promoted cooperative efforts between students and teachers. As another alternative to extensive research, UT professors took sabbati- cal tours. These leaves of absence ena- bled faculty members to study and make use of facilities for research at UT Faculty Strives] to Spark Student Interest other institutes of higher learning. After a long period of time teach- ing, you start to hear echoes, Dr. Charles Wade, chemistry professor, explained. The sabbatical enables you to develop new ideas and really get re- charged. Wade supported the pro- gram as a way to improve academic quality. Professors continued to take a con- siderable interest in students. A project of the Women ' s Residence Halls, the I Faculty Fellow program offered dorm-dwellers opportunities to meet with teachers as they dined in dormi- tory cafeterias. Last year, 55 faculty members participated in the project which gave the women a chance to get acquainted with campus professors and | to understand teaching motives. Various schools and colleges onl campus sponsored coffees, mixers and! firesides so that students and teachers | could meet and exchange ideas. 190 Faculty v Fellow Dr. Al Anderson enjoys lunch at Littlefield Dorm The Social and Behavioral Sciences Council brought students and Faculty together. Humanities students and faculty members relax at a wine and cheese party. Dr. Charles Wade returned to LIT this fall after a one year sabbatical tour. Faculty - l-)l Retirement and Tenure Problems Disturb Faculty Retirement philosophies seem to be as varied as the persons themselves who retire. For some, it comes as a relief from the strain and pressure of a job. Most relax by doing things they never had time to do during their careers. Many persons who operate best under pressure and stress cannot handle retirement. When the Golden Days lead to boredom, the impatient usually resume their careers. Retiring Dean of Students Lawrence Franks had his own views on the merits of retirement. I was taking a group golf lesson a few years ago, and I told the instructor I felt like I was gripping the golf club too tightly. he said. He laid the club down and asked me if I ' d ever held a bird in my hands. ' You want to hold it tight enough so it doesn ' t get away, but not so tight that you squeeze it too tight. ' I want to hold retirement so it doesn ' t get away from me. but I don ' t want to make it so tight that I dread getting up in the morning. 1 enjoyed the stimulation of being in the midst of student-faculty interac- tion. There is a high degree of tolerance for diversity all about. Franks said. After the 1975 State Appropriations Bill passed, many faculty members retired. Since the legislation provided for payment of accrued sick leave ben- efits, many speculated that the exodus was caused by the bill. I know that many of the people did not have to retire because of their age, but 1 have no way of telling why they Publish or Perish plagued all UT professors striving for tenured positions. Besides preparing for classes, teachers struggled through research projects. 192 Retirement re M inlets. rally a -Uhee se of ted retire. Vice-President for Business Affairs James Colvin said. I don ' t know whether they retired, resigned. quit, were fired or if they just got tired ;if working. he said, adding that retire- ment figures were not readily available. Denial of tenure forced faculty mem- bers to leave UT. The inability of the administration to terminate a person without a hearing is in essence what tenure is, Dr. William Hays, vice-pres- ident for Academic Affairs, said. Hays explained how each year a number of professors are not promoted to tenure. A high percentage of tenure in a uni- versity is unhealthy, for a university needs to keep new faces and ideas com- ing in to promote growth in a positive direction. he said. With a high per- centage of tenured professors, little room for youth and expansion remains. In the same vein, Lorene Rogers stated, UT only staffs two-thirds of the tenured positions on campus in order to keep new blood in the Univer- sity and to keep tenure from becoming a shelter for the incompetent. The student attitude. Rogers con- tinued, is the conviction that no one is promoted on the basis of teaching. This is not true, for we need people with scholarly work and hesitate to hire them without it. It may be a time-con- suming sideline, but it is necessary. Principles for designating tenure and promotion vary from school to school, but a few provisions are the same. Only members of the faculty with the academic titles of professor, associate professor or assistant professor may be granted tenure. The maximum probationary period before granting tenure or promotion is seven years, not including time when a faculty member is on leave of absence. All nontenured faculty come before the Board of Regents at the end of the probationary period. If a teacher is passed over by the Board, he receives one more academic period in which to demonstrate his capabilities. After a maximum of 14 years, the faculty mem- ber must leave if he is not granted a permanent position. flany speculated thai the 1975 State Appropriations Bill lead to the exodus of retiring faculty. The bill provided for payment of accrued sick leave. Tenure IT, Rogers ' Presidency Two Years After Her Appointment, UT Has ' a Most Successful Year. ' I feel that this has been one of the most successful years the University has ever had, Dr. Lorene Rogers, said. As president of The University of Texas, Rogers said she had a sense of tre- mendous pride concerning the number of outstanding honors it has received this year. Referring to Dr. Ilya Prigogine ' s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Rogers commented that it was the greatest honor. She noted that this was the first Nobel Prize ever to be awarded to a Uni- versity of Texas faculty member. Cited by Rogers as considerable achievements were the out- standing football season for the Texas Longhorns and the vari- ous team-member awards including Earl Campbell ' s Heisman Trophy and Brad Shearer ' s Outland Trophy. This list continued to include Rhodes Scholar A. Meridith John, the first woman from UT ever to receive the distinction. Rogers explained that this honor was particularly noteworthy as women have only been eligible for the award for the past two or three years. John was UTs 21st recipient in 63 years. Rogers said, These are all sources of pride for the University. In marked contrast to the controversy over her appointment two years ago, Rogers said she felt that the University has accomplished many noteworthy achievements since she became president. We are fortunate to have outstanding faculty and excellent administrators. This year we have been able to provide more money and a greater number of graduate fellowships and scholarships. Rogers said. The University has made great strides forward. Rogers said that she never doubted her capabilities. Com- menting on the student and faculty protest which erupted over her appointment. Rogers said, I never let that criticism bother me. I knew my motives were good. She went on to explain that many objected to the selection procedure. We were finally convinced that the procedure itself was impossible. I figured that someone had to try to get the proce- dure changed. Rogers said. By summer, 1976, the Board of Regents decided that in the future, a committee of administra- tors, faculty members and students would be best able to suc- cessfully select University presidents. Since she was appointed ad-interim president in 1974, and subsequently designated University president in 1975, Rogers has seen the minority student enrollment at UT significantly increased. In the past four years. Black enrollment has risen from 200 to nearly 1.000. While the number of Black faculty members went from three to 24, Chicano enrollment has nearly doubled. Thirty-six Chicano faculty members taught at UT this year. As acting president, Rogers upgraded minority scholarship funding from $200,000 to $800,000. The Permanent University Fund supplied all monies because state and federal aid was not available. We have really concentrated our efforts on recruit- ment, Rogers said. More money has gone into admissions, counseling and tutoring programs for minority students once they get here, rather than for academic scholarships, she said. UT has lacked a substantial minority enrollment and federal agencies have expressed significant concern over the deficiency. Rogers said that great progress has been made although more could be done. A great disadvantage we have is our location, Rogers said. Although San Antonio is relatively nearby. Rogers referred to the fact that Austin is somewhat removed from cities such as Dallas and Houston where minority populations are con- centrated. In this respect, Rogers said that recruitment is an essential factor in alleviating the problem. Rogers said UT should continue to improve undergraduate teaching. The administration has advocated a mandatory evalu- ation of all faculty members being considered for tenured posi- tions, she said. The teacher evaluation questionnaires com- pleted by students served as the only mandatory rating method used by UT administrators. Although students vary in their opinions and have different values or standards of good teaching, administrators do pay attention to them. Student Evaluations were used to determine salary raises, but personnel were not required to have the forms completed by the classes. 194 Rogers :drat in 1975, Roters MI a! IT significantly awta has risen Iron Students listen intently as Dr. Lorene Rogers speaks at a discussion forum A web of controversy surrounded Dr. Rogers ' appointment as UT president in 1975 (fc it Ul this yen ,;;: r.:nonr scholarship at Permanent University tad federal aid was not dour efforts on recruit- oceniover nude although men have is our location. KJ dm recmitmeni is an -: ,, Mt ianiandatonlii- osderedfor Dr. Rogers and Dr. Ilya Prigogene enjoy a reception honoring his Nobel prize. Dr. Rogers cites 1977-78 as a most successful year. Rogers 195 Regents Preserve Custer House After months of postponing the pending fate of Little Campus, The University of Texas System Board of Regents voted to pre- serve the Custer House and Building H of the original complex. Although the Custer House was empty, the Regents decided to renovate the former General ' s dwelling based on its historical value. Cited as the University ' s oldest building, the structure was completed in 1858. The fate of Building H will depend on the economic feasibility of preservation. Built in the Queen Anne Style in 1885, the struc- ture predates the Littlefield Home. The estimated cost of pre- serving and restoring the two buildings was $1.8 million, approx- imately equal the amount which system administrators had pre- dicted for the cost of the Custer House alone. Explaining that the project demanded the Regent ' s considera- tion. U.S. District Court Judge Joe Fisher spoke on behalf of res- toration at the November meeting in Tyler. Little Campus con- nects the future University with the University of the past, Fisher, a member of the Texas Historical Commission, said. University athletes also received new housing facilities this year as the Board of Regents decided to improve athletic housing in Jester Center. Planned alterations entailed converting double rooms to single occupancy and furnishing more study areas. The Vice-Presidents UT ' s six vice-presidents continued working to coordinate! campus academic departments and facilities. Dr. Ronald Brown,! vice-president for Administrative Services, coordinated thej opening of the new Special Events Center. Vice-President for Academic Affairs William Hayes cited thel opening of the new Perry-Castaneda Library as an asset to aca-l demic study on the UT campus. The PLC is a splendid library] as far as collections are concerned, he said. Struggling with mountains of paper work, James H. Colvinj vice-president for Business Affairs, supervised the University Budget and Internal Audit. As vice-president and dean of Graduate Studies, Irwin Lieb continued to uphold the number of nationally renowned gradu-j ate programs at UT, such as linguistics and business. Texas Student Publications, the Dean of Students Office anc the University Student Health Center were the main concerns o| Dr. James Duncan, vice-president of Student Affairs. Vice-President for Research Harry E. Sutton coordinatec UT ' s new Council on Energy Resources. The new council proj motes research on energy resources and related issues. 1 96 Regents [ouse l i forking to coordlnal dues. Dr. Ronald Brow sordini MB liaro HB splendid fan 1 tod James H.Colvn Studies, ! uao nally reno and business. inatt :uss the abundance of I Campus building made room for a parli C DIUmr . chairman. Dan C. Williams, vice chairman. BACK ROW: Dr. Sler ingf y Jr.. Dr. James Vice-Presidents 197 Since the Board of Regents authorized its formation in 1916, the College of Busi- ness Administration has developed a rep- utation of national academic excellence in the areas of teaching and research. Last year, 7,000 students from all over the country were attracted to the quality of the college ' s educational programs. One of the top 10 business schools in the country, according to Dr. Rudolph Doenges, chairman of the Finance Department, professional areas of inter- national business, accounting, petroleum land management and insurance provide a link between the school and business. Dr. Rudolph Doenges After finishing his undergraduate work at Harvard, Dr. Rudolph Doenges served in the Navy for four years. He came to UT because, It looked like a good place to come at the time. As chairman of the Finance Department, Doenges received the College of Business Administration Council Award in 1970 and the Beasley Award in 1973. Dr. Robert Witt After Dr. Robert Witt, Chairman of Marketing, received his PhD, the College of Business Administration influenced his decision to come to UT. What I like about UT is the reasonable balance in academic excellence in research and aca- demic teaching which is not found in many universities, Witt said. Originally from the east, he tries to get back at least twice a year to visit family and friends. Dean George Kozmetsky Dean George Kozmetsky considered being Dean of the College of Business Administration a full time job, but he still found time to do research, publish and teach. Having taught at Harvard Gradu- Business ate School of Business Administration and Carnegie School of Industrial Admin- istration, Dean Kozmetsky served on the Presidential Advisory Committee on the National Data Center and was the founder of Teledyne Corporation. Dr. Roy Harris A graduate of UT, Dr. Roy Harris of the Management Department in the Col- lege of Business Administration has his degree in engineering. He went on to UCLA to get his doctorate in business. I would rather not be doing anything else, Harris said when asked about his job as department chairman. In his spare time, he also advises local manufacturers. Dr. Edward Summers What I like about UT is the broad range of opportunities, resources and the high quality of the Accounting Depart- ment in the Business School, Dr. Edward Summers, Chairman of Accounting said. The Accounting Department is one of the first in the nation and had an enroll- ment last year of 2,315 students. When asked what his most successful accomplishment had been he said, The respect I have derived from the faculty and staff, if they are willing to accept me as chairman. In 1977, Summers received the Arthur Young Professorship in Accounting. Dr. William J. Lord Originally from Milam, Texas, Dr. Wil- liam J. Lord, chairman of the General Business Department in the College of Business Administration received his undergraduate degree from UT. Dr. Lord said, Being a native Texan, I like Texas. I find the Texas climate excellent for grow- ing everything from vegetables to orchids in my greenhouse at home. Dr. Rudolph Doenges Finance Dr. Robert Win Marketing 198 Business Administration r Dr. George Ko mctsk) . Dean Dr. Kdward Summers Dr. K ) Harris. M:in:i ciiifiit Dr. William. I. Lord (iencral Business Linda Thompson. Library Dr. Klspeth Huston. Dean Kli ahfth Mall. Admissions Dr. Lynn Anderson. Conferences and Training LBJ School of Public Affairs Angel Leshikar Business Office Diane Blackburn Computer Science A four day symposium held at the LBJ School of Public Affairs entitled Alterna- tives to Confrontation: A National Policy Towards Regional Change, revealed national policies which would avoid com- petition or conflict in regional areas. Thomas P. (Tip) O ' Neill, speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, and Con- gressman Jim Wright of Fort Worth met with the students and faculty of the LBJ School and discussed current events. Carey White ' s documentary film, The Magic VaHey, won a national amateur film award from the Council on Interna- tional Nontheatrical Events in Washing- ton, D.C. Produced by the LBJ School, the film served as a study of water quality problems for the incorporated communi- ties of the Rio Grande Valley. Linda Thompson Involved in helping students find refer- ences for such topics as legislation history, legislature to be enacted or policy-mak- ing, Linda Thompson served as director of the LBJ School library. The library carries a broad range of topics from public welfare to energy and transportation. My own horizons have been broadened, Thompson said. She claimed that the library contains many governmental documents from all con- gressional and federal agencies. Elizabeth Hall Active in the Austin Foreign Relations Committee, Elizabeth Hall has been director of Admissions, Internships and Placement for the LBJ School since 1975. The Austin Foreign Relations Commit- tee is made up of University and City of Austin people interested in foreign affairs. Former ambassadors, state department workers and workers from presidential cabinets comprised the membership. Dean Elspeth Rostow As dean of the LBJ School, one of Dr. Elspeth Rostow ' s duties was introducing well-known speakers at various seminars. Distinguished visitors included Gerald Ford, Thomas P. O ' Neill, speaker of the House of Representatives, Texas majority leader Jim Wright, economist John Ken- neth Galbraith and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Rostow said that UT holds great promise and real achievement. It is grow- ing in terms of where many major deci- sions are going to be played in the future. Dr. Lynn Anderson The director of Conferences and Train- ing at the LBJ School, Dr. Lynn Ander- son, felt that he was lucky to attend UT with people who later became politicians and governmental leaders. Anderson recalled Dolph Briscoe as a fellow student. Every era probably has its greats, Anderson said. The people who graduate now may be well known in approximately 20 years. Angel Leshikar As director of the Business Office at the LBJ School, Angel Leshikar ' s job included handling all of the money of the school, budgeting, purchasing, filing per- sonnel forms and researching. Taking her job in 1972, Leshikar said she loved every minute of it. Diane Blackburn As director of the Computer Center at the LBJ School, Diane Blackburn was the sole source of computer information for students and faculty of the school. Teach- ing students how to use the computer, Blackburn also gave them advice on their various public affairs projects. Marilyn Duncan Directing Publications at the LBJ School, Marilyn Duncan helped students paste up reports of their public affairs projects to be proofed, then bound and sold them. She said she feels it is good for the students to have the publication of a report on their resumes. Marilyn Duncan Publications LBJ School 201 School of Engineering According to Dean Earnest Gloyna, the School of Engineering is ranked one of the top 20 in the nation. The School combines course study and research to substantiate the high academic ranking. Dean Earnest Gloyna In 1975, dean of the School of Engi- neering, Earnest Gloyna, was one of nine men recognized by the Venezuelan Acad- emy. He is a noted authority on environ- mental engineering and water resources. Dr. Donald R. Paul Chairman of Chemical Engineering, Dr. Donald Paul personally researched experimental polymers. He has been con- cerned with the conversion of material. Dr. H. G. Rylander As chairman of Mechanical Engineer- ing, Dr. H. G. Rylander started a center for plasma confinement and heating. He was one of eight men who designed the dams at Marble Falls. Dr. R. S. Schechter Dr. R. S. Schechter, chairman of Petro- leum Engineering, researched oil recovery. He is an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering. Dr.H.H.Woodson Interested in energy studies, Dr. H. H. Woodson, chairman of Electrical Engi- neering, did research into pulse power supply as cheaper energy. Dr. Joseph Malina Chairman of the Civil Engineering Department, Dr. Joseph Malina has advised numerous industries in the devel- opment of solutions to industrial waste. Dr. Victor Szebehely Dr. Victor Szebehely, chairman of Aerospace Engineering, worked on a team at General Electric to develop a reentry nose cone used in Ballistic Missiles and Apollo Space Missions. Dr. Earnest Gloyna Dean Dr. Donald R. Paul, Chemical Engineering Dr. H. G. Rylander, Mechanical Engineering 202 Engineering Dr. R. S. Schechter, Petroleum Engineering Dr. H. H. Woodson, Electrical Engineering Dr. Joseph Malina. Civil Engineering Dr. Victor Szebehely, Aerospace Engineering Architecture In a recent national architectural regis- tration exam, UT graduates averaged the second highest score among Texas col- leges and universities. The score average was second only to Rice University gradu- ates. Dean Harold Box said he felt that the UT School of Architecture has been doing a good job of preparing students for their professions. The Dallas Architectural firm of Pratt, Box and Henderson was founded by Box. The firm has received local, national and international awards for its architecture. The College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects honored Box for his notable contributions to the profession of architecture in 1971. Dr. Harold Box, Dean Architecture 203 School of Natural Sciences Keeping ahead of the times was the goal of the School of Natural Sciences. Headed by 12 department heads and a dean, the school brings thousands of stu- dents to UT from all over the world. Dr. Esmond Snell Dr. Esmond Snell, chairman of the Microbiology Department, has done extensive research on vitamin B6 and has discovered three new forms of the vita- min, receiving the Meade-Johnson Vita- min B6 Complex Award. Dr. Creighton Burk Marine Science is an international field which has brought interest and com- petence to UT, Dr. Creighton Burk, chairman of the Department of Marine Science, said. Dr. James Daniel Holding a deep interest in transactional analysis, Dr. James Daniel, chairman of the Math Department implemented a pro- gram to help students overcome their math anxieties through group therapy. Dean A. R. Schrank It is difficult to make a clear distinc- tion between research and teaching, Dean A. R. Schrank of the College of Natural Sciences, said. Teachers not interested in research can be outdated very quickly, particularly in the sciences. Dr. Hugh Forrest Describing himself as a reformed chemist, Dr. Hugh Forrest, Zoology Chairman, laughed when he showed off his chipped tooth, the result of an experi- ment ' s explosion. A native Scotsman, he came to UT in 1955. Dr. William Wade Dr. William Wade has headed the Chemistry Department since June, 1974. He admitted that this was not the best time for science, but that Chemistry i here to stay. Dr. Thomas Grif f y feel more like a bureaucrat than a nuclear physicist shuffling papers, Phys- ics Chairman Dr. Thomas Griffy said. He is vice-president of the Committee on Academic Governance at UT. Dr. Theodore Dele voryas Listed among Who ' s Who in America, Botany Chairman Dr. Theodore Delevor- yas came to UT from Yale in 1972. Chair- man since 1974, he tries to keep every- body happy. Dr. Esmond Snell Microbiology TOO IT Dr. Creighton Burk, Marine Science Dr. James Daniel Mathematics 204 Natural Sciences N Dr. A. K. Suirank. Dean Dr. Hugh Forrest. Zoology Dr. Thomas (iriff . Plnsics Dr. William VNadc. ( homislrv Dr. I licodoit IX le or as. Koian Natural Sciences Dr. Marian Smith Describing his profession as a calling, Dr. Marian Smith said that he discovered astronomy through Buck Rogers comic books as a boy. Smith is chairman of the Astronomy Department. Dr. Robert Boyer Dr. Robert Boyer said that the field of geology is challenging because of the cur- rent need for natural resources. Boyer has served as chairman of the Geological Sci- ences Department since 1971. Dr. Mary Ellen Durrett Recipient of the 1970 Distinguished Teaching Award, Dr. Mary Ellen Durrett, chairman of the Department of Home Economics, said she wanted to build a department strong in scholarship and instruction. Dr. Paul Szaniszlo I see the department as an umbrella to meet and interact with people, Dr. Paul Szaniszlo, chairman of the Biological Sci- ences Department said. Dr. Raymond Yeh Computer science, Dr. Raymond Yeh said, is a special challenge because of the tremendous impact computers have on society. Yeh has been chairman of the Computer Science Department since 1975. Dr. Marian Smith Astronomy Dr. Paul Szaniszlo Biological Sciences Dr. Robert Boyer Geological Sciences Dr. Mary Ellen Durrett Home Economics Dr. Raymond Yeh Computer Sciences 206 Natural Sciences Dr. James Doluisio, Dean Pharmacy Along with an advanced practitioner degree, the College of Pharmacy offered a clinical component. Giving students expe- rience in the pharmacy field, the off-cam- pus clinical program, using cooperative grants from UT Medical School, expanded to include southern Texas. Dr. James Doluisio Dr. James Doluisio, dean of the College of Pharmacy, served as chairman of HEW ' s Pharmaceutical Reimbursement Advisory Committee. He enjoys students, teaching, and pharmo-kenetic research. Nursing Last year, the Board of Regents frag- mented the School of Nursing System into six independent schools. Concern and bit- terness surfaced as a result of this action, and questions concerning budgets, curric- ulum and quality of education arose. After the initial confusion caused by the new system, the six newly-independent schools adjusted to the change. The faculty developed nursing through involvement with professional associa- tions such as the American Nurses Associ- ation, the Texas Nurses Association and the National League for Nursing. Dr. BillyeJ. Brown Our school has never lagged behind in educational progress, Dr. Billye J. Brown said as she spoke about her interest in the School of Nursing. Brown wrote her dis- sertation on the history of the School of Nursing from 1890-1972. Focusing on the evolutionary changes in nursing educa- tion, her dissertation exposed the events leading to a more autonomous system. Brown believed that UT ' s history reflected progress made in schools across the country. Dr. Billye Brown, Dean Pharmacy and Nursing 207 School of Education UT social study students were among teams from 20 university schools of edu- cation which participated in a national competition to prepare a treatise on eco- nomic instruction in America. The treatise included in the competition sponsored by General Motors was entitled Economic Education in Ameri ca: A Plan for Increased Effectiveness. In this competition, the students con- cerned themselves with the literary levels in America based on their surveys and then developed programs which educators could use to improve economic education. Dean Lorrin Kennamer During 1977, Dr. Lorrin Kennamer, dean of the School of Education, was a consultant in the development of a school of education to the University of Kuwait. He traveled there to meet with the rector (president) and other officials of the uni- versity and advised them in their efforts to model after American universities. Dr. Earl Montague Field Service Dr. Michael Thomas Educational Administration Dr. Jack Reid Educational Psychology Dr. William A. Bennie Curriculum and Instruction Dr. John King Special Education Dr. Waneen Spirduso Health and Physical Education Dr. Lorrin Kennamer Dean 208 Education Dr. Kenneth Prescott, Art Fine Arts In December, 1976, the Board of Regents approved a $40 million new Col- lege of Fine Arts Center. According to Dr. Daniel Patrylack, who chairs the faculty Building Committee, the operation is in three phases. The first is due to be com- pleted in late summer of 1978. The facility will house the dean ' s office, the fine arts library, other offices and classrooms and a 3,000-seat concert hall. The completion date for the center is spring, 1980. Comedies, dramas and dance high- lighted the Drama Department, while the Music Department offered international, national and local entertainment. The Art Department brought in exhibitions from all over the world, including ancient Greek and Roman artifacts and recent Latin American drawings. Dr. Oscar Brockett. who is a Distin- guished Professor from Indiana Univer- sity, will become the new dean of the col- lege on June, 1, 1978. Dean Nelson Patrick There is a certain feeling of satisfac- tion in restoring a building and giving it refinement and quality, Dr. Nelson Pat- rick said. The acting Dean of Fine Arts has already restored three houses. Dr. Nelson Patrick, Dean Y Dr. Frederick Hunter, Drama Dr. Daniel Patrylack, Music Fine Arts 209 Communication The four departments of Radio-Televi- sion-Film, Advertising, Journalism and Speech Communication make up the School of Communication. Dr. Wayne Danielson I take a lot of pride in The Daily Texan and The CACTUS, Wayne Dan- ielson, dean of the School of Communica- tion, said. He is currently working to see if The Daily Texan can talk through speech synthesizers for blind students. Dr. Robert Davis Having achieved many honors in the area of film, Dr. Robert Davis heads the Department of Radio-Television-Film. A film made this fall by Davis highlighted four Texans who contributed to UT. Dr. William Mindak Two yearly visits to France and Eng- land kept Dr. William Mindak, chairman of the Department of Advertising, up with international developments. Mindak ' s main interest concerns the international aspects of advertising. Dr. Dwight Teeter I got interested in law while I was a court reporter in Iowa, Dwight Teeter, chairman of the Journalism Department said. His book. Law of Mass Communi- cations is used for Journalism 360 and is in its third edition. Teeter came to UT in 1977 from the University of Kentucky. Dr. Robert Jeffery While a student at the University of Virginia, director of Speech Communica- tion Robert Jeffery worked with Senator Edward Kennedy co-sponsoring speakers on campus. At one time Jeffery discussed politics and political communication with Harry Truman. Dr. Wayne Danielson, Dean Dr. Robert Davis, Radio-Television-Fil Dr. William Mindak Advertising Dr. Dwight Teeter Journalism Dr. Robert Jeffery, Speech Communica 210 Communications School of Extension Dr. Thomas M. Half ield, Dean The School of Extension offered over 130 college correspondence courses pri- marily in the areas of natural science, humanities, social and behavioral sciences and education. Moving its offices from the historic Little Campus to the Educa- tion Annex, the school had a total enroll- ment of 5,000. Dean Thomas M. Hat field Dean Hatfield said that he came to UT because of the challenge of opportunity and the belief that continuing education is important for people and a university. A founder of John Tyler College in Vir- ginia and Austin Community College, Dean Hatfield has been the state adminis- trator of community colleges. He prides himself on expanding opportunities for those outside the mainstream of educa- General and Comparative Studies CARD COMPLETION Appointed to advise her on the Division of General and Comparative Studies ' sta- tus, the ad hoc committee, appointed by University President Lorene Rogers, recommended dissolving the division and consolidating Humanities and Social and Behavioral Sciences into one college. Experiencing funding shortages and lacking collegiate status, Rogers decided that a group should research the division ' s situation. Students responded with a com- mittee of their own, instigating a petition and letter drive to influence the decision before they make the decision, Senior Andrew Lee, said. Dr. James T. 1 1 it I I would like to see a renewed interest in the Classics, Dr. James T. Hitt said as he discussed his field of interests and his love for teaching. Hitt taught a literature course on Greek lyric poetry. Dr. James T. Hitt, Dean Extension General and Comparative Studies 21 1 The College of Humanities has experi- enced a decrease in enrollment. Dean Stanley Werbow said that this decrease was partly because of the low job market. The market is highly competitive. You have to be very good to get a job. We do not offer a professional degree, we offer a liberal arts education. Dr. Roger Abrahams Dr. Roger Abrahams, chairman of the English Department, once made his living singing folk songs. Touring through America and Europe, he knew Joan Baez and Woody Guthrie. After releasing three records, Abrahams came to the University as an English instructor. Dean Stanley Werbow My motto is ' bother me ' , Humanities Dean Stanley Werbow said. I would like students to know I am here to help them and to feel free to come when they need my help. Dr. Karl Galinsky We are going beyond the boundary of the classrooms and doing away with the myth that classicists are bookish scholars sharing with four or five. We are doing things differently, Dr. Karl Galinsky said. Dr. Rodolfo Cardona The Spanish and Portuguese Languages chairman had no intention of being a pro- fessor when he came to the United States to study. Dr. Rodolfo Cardona taught American veterans and liked teaching so well he decided to stay in the profession. Dr. M. A. Jazayery Chairman of Oriental and African Lan- Humanities guages Department, Dr. Mohammed AH Jazayery came to the U. S. on a Fulbright Scholarship in 1951. Chairman since Sep- tember, 1976, the Iranian native helped to plan and develop the Oriental and African Languages Department. Dr. Donald Sellstrom As an undergraduate at the University, Dr. Donald Sellstrom, chairman of the French and Italian Languages Depart- ment aspired to become an English pro- fessor. But the receipt of a Fulbright Scholarship changed his plan. He studied French at the University of Bordeaux and decided that he enjoyed grading French papers instead of English compositions. Dr. Edmund Pincoffs In his second year as chairman of the Philosophy Department, Dr. Edmund Pincoffs said that he viewed his job as an important civic duty. It involves a lot of paperwork, but I enjoy the activity that comes with the position. I am looking for solid progress within 10 years. Dr. James Holquist I love teaching. It gives me a chance to try out new ideas, Dr. James Holquist said. Coming to Texas from Yale two years ago, Holquist became chairman of the Slavic Languages Department. Since his arrival, he overhauled the undergradu- ate Slavic languages program. Dr. Leslie Willson A description of the life of Dr. A. Leslie Willson would be comparable to The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. The Ger- manic Languages chairman has been an intelligence agent and editor. Willson received a degree in journalism from UT in 1947; a B.A. in German in 1949. Dr. Leslie Willson Germank Languages Dr. James Holquist Slavic Languages Dr. Karl Galinsky Classics 212 Humanities Dr. Stanley Werbow, Dean Dr. Roger Abrahams English Dr. M. A. Jazayery. Oriental and African Languages Dr. Kdmund Pincoffs Philosophy Dr. Rodolfo Cardona. Spanish and Portuguese Dr. Donald Sellstrom. French and Italian Social and Behavioral Sciences The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation awarded the College of Social and Beha- vioral Sciences two-year grant to foster the field of cognitive science. Dr. Phillip Gough, chairman of the Department of Psychology and Professor Stanley Peters, chairman of Linguistics, are co-directors of the program. The departments will attempt to combine the viewpoints of the computer scientist, linguist and others to research man ' s thinking process. Dr. Michael Hall Last summer Dr. Michael Hall was elected to be a member of the oldest learned society in the United States. The Massachusetts Historical Society honored the chairman of the History Department as one of its 263 members. Dr. Phillip Gough Being chairman has both rewards and punishment. I am involved in both inti- mate and painful decisions, Psychology Chairman Dr. Phillip Gough, said. Gough served as the program chairman of the 1978 meeting of the Southwestern Psycho- logical Association. Dr. Robert Holz One of 20 scientists to brief the Skylab IV crew before they went into orbit was Dr. Robert Holz, chairman of the Geogra- phy Department. He taught at the U.S. Air Force Technical Training School, spe- cialing in photo interpretation. Dean Robert King Strengthening good departments and making other departments better gives me great personal pleasure, Dr. Robert King said. As Dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, King has tried to cre- ate a student-oriented program through the creation of a career-counseling center. Dr. David Kendrick Economics Chairman, Dr. David Ken- drick is interested in electronics and has created toys for his children by altering an erector set with electronic components. Kendrick has studied the use of comput- ers in economics and how they can be pro- grammed with economic models to pre- dict policy changes and choices. Dr. Karl Schmit As chairman of the Department of Government, Dr. Karl Schmit ' s interest centers on U.S. and Latin American Rela- tions. He teaches a course covering the subject and feels that domestic relations are not as friendly as they once were between the U.S. and Panama. Dr. John Cornell Anthropology has a world view of its own, Dr. John Cornell explained. It is not confining, but has a point of view. As chairman of the Anthropology Depart- ment, Cornell said that the people work- ing within the field of anthropology con- tribute a diverse collection of opinions and interests to the study of man. Cornell is a social anthropologist. Dr. Stanley Peters Man incorporates language to talk about the real world and his environ- ment, Dr. Stanley Peters, chairman of the Linguistics Department, said. Through extended research, Peters will attempt to substantiate his theory on the meaning of man ' s natural languages in terms of words, phrases and sentences. Dr. Daniel Price Dr. Daniel Price said that his greatest achievements were serving as department chairman of two of the top 12 sociology departments in the nation. Before coming to UT, Price served as the director of the Institute of Research and Social Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Price now serves as chairman of the UT Sociology Department. Dr. Michael Hall History Dr. Phillip Gough Psychology Dr. Robert Holz Geography 214 Social and Behavioral Sciences Dr. Da id Kendrick, Kconomics Dr. Robert King. Dean Dr. Karl Schmit. Government 1 Dr. John Cornell Anthropology Dr. Stanley Peters Linguistics Dr. Daniel Price Sociology Social and Behavioral Science 215 Exes Come Home to Share Success The University of Texas at Austin has over 300,000 alumni. Of these exes, 35 are heads of colleges and universities, serving as presidents or chancellors. Prominent alumni include former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark, Dallas Cowboy Coach Tom Landry, and politicians Lloyd Benson, John Connally and Alan Shivers. This year the Texas Ex-Students ' Association selected four more Texas Exes to receive 1977 Distinguished Alumni Awards. Presiding at the ceremonies on Oct. 28, University President Lorene Rogers presented the awards to Rex G. Baker Jr., L. L. Tex Colbert, Dr. H. Frank Connally Jr., and Mrs. Eugene (Margaret Milam) McDermott in the LBJ Auditorium. President of Southwestern Group Financial Inc., Baker has received local, national and international recognition for his financial achievements. Earning his B.A. in 1941 and an L.L.B. in 1947, Baker has acted as chairman of the Development Board and president of the Dad ' s Association. A life member of the Texas Ex-Students ' Association, Baker has served on its Business Former UT sweethearts and cheerleaders come home to the Alumni Center. and Finance Committee and its Executive Council. Colbert earned his B.B.A. in 1925. Having received an L.L.B. degree from Harvard in 1929, he practiced law for four years before he joined the Chrysler Corporation, serving as president and chairman of the board. He is a founding member of the Chancellors Board and former Development Board chairman. A native of Waco, Connally has served as his hometown ' s mayor. A collector of books and art, he donated his entire pri- vate collection of Tom Lea books and paintings to the University library system. The collection included many first editions, inscribed copies and manuscripts. Connally re ceived his B.A. in 1933 and an M.D. from Galveston Medical School in 1937. A noted philanthropist, McDermott has promoted the arts and sciences as well as higher education in Texas. She and her hus- band, together with Erik Jonsson and Cecil H. Green, founded the University of Texas at Dallas. The McDermott Library hon- ors the couple ' s efforts there. Students seek information at the Texas-Exes Scholarship Open House. The Exes recognize Dr. H. Frank Connally as a Distinguished Alumnus. 216 Distinguished Alumni John Connally and friends enjoy a Texas-Exes Reception. Alumni Echoed Student Cries of We ' re No. 1 ' Recognizing exceptional athletic achievement, the Texas Exes sponsored the annual Football Awards Ban- quet. Slated as the only official awards ceremony for the 1977 Longhorns, the event was held in the new Special Events Center on Feb. 19. Featuring the list of 1977 achievements, the event highlighted the football team ' s first 1 1-0 regular season record in NCAA history. A buffet luncheon was provided for fans purchasing stage-level seating, while attendance was open to all Texas football enthusiasts, students and alumni. The banquet activities recognized national awards presented earlier in the season. On display were Earl Campbell ' s Heisman Trophy and other awards. The association provided Outstanding Player Awards for 16 other University sports, recognizing achievements of all student athletes. Exuberant Texas Exes attended open houses at the Lila B. Etter Alumni Center before each home game. Prior to the Baylor game, the Exes and Students ' Association co-sponsored a reception for all previous UT sweethearts and cheerleaders. During the fall and spring semesters, the association worked with the Financial Aids Office and foreign scholarship representatives to present a Scholarship Open House for all interested students. Providing information on numerous scholarships and fellowships, the event provided information to all UT students. : Baker congratulates fellow Distinguished Alumnus Tex Colbert. Margaret Milam McDermott accepts her 1977 Distinguished Alumni Award. Texas Ex-Students Association 217 Dean of Students Tries to Include Student Power in Administration The Student Development Team is designed to identify student potential on campus and incorporate it into the UT system, Dr. James Hurst, Dean of Stu- dents, explained. The office created stu- dent-faculty committees to help train stu- dents with the knowledge of how the sys- tem works in order to be effective. In this way students can learn about the administrative structure by becoming a part of it. According to Hurst, students have the opportunity to utilize the power they do have rather than complain about the power which they do not have. The Dean of Students Office hopes to give stu- dents the chance to put their ideas to work constructively, he said. Besides the Student Development Team, UT students also worked through Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honor society. This leadership training organiza- tion enabled students to develop leader- ship potential through organized work- shops and sessions. Members sponsored a day-long institute in February for all Uni- versity students interested in learning leadership skills. Seminars covered budget planning and program development. Students also incorporated their efforts within the community as the Student Vol- unteer Services Division sponsored the Student Volunteer Fair in September. Agencies represented at the fair included Oak Haven Nursing Home. Bob Hendricks, social and rehabilitation direc- tor of Central Texas Nursing Home, indi- cated a prevalent need for psychology aides willing to help with activities. Big Brothers and Sisters tried to elicit student participation. This adult organiza- tion provided companionship for young- sters on a one-on-one basis. The program required that volunteers spend at least two hours a week with each little brother and sister for a nine-month period. The group sponsored a picnic for the children with free games, food and other activities. Local business donated all materials. 218 Dean of Students FRONT ROW: Almetris M. Duren. Lou Ann Keating. Maralyn Heimlich, Richard L. Heller. Sharon H. Justice, Joanne M. Betkowski, Deborah A. Stanley. Jean S Newton. Steve Currier. BACK ROW: David H. McClintock. Margaret J. Barr. Beverly A. Tucker. James C. Hurst. John D. Ragle. Dora E. Savedra. Sandra L. Epps. jl Dr. James Hurst, Dean of Students, expresses his viewpoints on the student ' s role in the administrative system. Students can utilize their power, he said. Dean of Students 2 1 9 STUDENT LEADERSHIP Edited by Andi Eisenkraf t - With the abolishment of the Students ' Association, the most controversial agency of student leadership disappeared, while the largest concentration of leaders remained on Texas Union committees. The CACTUS garnered the ACP Ail-American rating and The Daily Texan won the Pacemaker award. _ he Union: Within the changing environment of The Univer- sity of Texas, the Texas Union stood as a constant refuge for students. Undergoing several minor and two major renovations through the years, the Union has kept in touch with the different needs of the University faculty, staff and students. Adapting and adjusting its services, facilities and pro- grams every year of its 45-year existence, the Texas Union offered a perennial opportunity for relaxation and recreation. As an integral component of UT, the Union offered students activities not regarded as academic yet still a part of college life. Now through its first full year since its second complete renova- tion, the Union offers a variety of services, including a copy center, art gallery, general store and meeting and function rooms. The Spanish Renaissance architecture, natural materi- als and craftsmanship create a warmth which pervades the building. .. , :: ilflji ' I I . A recently refurbished skylight floods the Texas Union presidential lobby. Furniture in the lobby and on the mezzanine are restored from 1930 ' s furnishings. 222 Texas Union ood asa c --:. JOitheUi iwrandiwo; WWBayJuJ Aftermath of Renovation As in any Union, the students decided to organize, and therefore, they are the vital force in most of the programs and activities, assuming voluntary roles on Texas Union committees as well as paid positions working on the various programs. On the occasion of its previous dedications in 1933 and 1960, The Purpose of the Texas Union was recorded, a commitment in existence today: The Texas Union was planned, built, and now stands dedi- cated to the purpose ... of furnishing a social, recreat- ional, and cultural center for Texas men and women ... to cultivate a deeper sense of responsibilities of love for The University of Texas. Texas Union 223 Texas Union Texas Union Board of Directors FRONT ROW: David Allen Anderson, Judith Marie Spaldmg. Brian Patrick Johnson, Ronald Kirk. BACK ROW: James W. Vick, Margaret Lynn Liddle, Frank B. Bartow, Director, Wil- liam Wendall Hall, Charles T. Clark, Donald W. Zacharias. Texas Union Building Advisory Committee FRONT ROW: Martha Ann Fitzpatrick, Martha Freeman McKenzie, Layne Allen Thompson. BACK ROW: James Walter Goggans. Brian Patrick Johnson, Jay Steven Fudemberg, Jessie Judith Aronow, Russell T. Whittenburg, Stanton Edward Schnepp, Gary FfShel- ton, Frank John Battle. 224 Texas Union Committee Texas Union Program Council FRONT ROW: Brian Patrick Johnson, Catherine A. Swan. Jean Louise Heath. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Wagnon Clagett, Doreen June Bauman. Magdalena Her- nandez, Gerardo Garza Avila, Lisa Clair Blackburn, David Lochridge Ware. BACK ROW: Jane Cotney Duncan, Ste- phen Leo Poizner. Martha Louise Bos- well, Barry Franklin Baxter. AFRO-AMERICAN CULTl ' RE COMMITTEE Dons Ann Basqume. Chairman Rosalind Jeanne tt Alexander Donna Maria Blackshear Rosemary Mana Calico Eric Dale Carrier Theresa Elaine Dubose Tina Zenobia Moore Vicky Lynn Printers Karl Winston Rosette Deidre Arvron Scoll Cheryl Denise Watson AvaCisele Wheatley Andrea Celeste Wheall CHICANOCtLTLRE ' COMMITTEE Gerardo Garza Avila. Chairman Roberto R. Alonzo Roberto Jesus Cardenas Edna A. Dominguez Leticia Hinojosa Sonia Lewis L! _L Armando Xavier Lopez Dulce Maria Madrigal R K}iie Vicente Mendez Sorma Lencia Nanez Ida Jean Ni o C mhia Ann Orozto ary Esther Orliz ma Ann Perez Adelila Imelda Re es Catherine Rogers Glona Mane Sanchc? Mar Dahlia Sepeda ' Roberto Serna Sylvia Ceulw Iu6d ( 1LTV ' RAL ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE David Loch ridge Ware. Chairman Leigh Ann Abraham Robin Addle Aderhold Jim Forrest Avant Janet Elizabeth Bauerle Pamela Ann Brazelton Kelly Cash Stephen Linn Chew George Mark Cnleman Helen Kay Dean John Buckman Dreyfus Barry F an Jones Jalaane Mane Levi Kathryn Ann Lewi Martha Gail McCaine Ross Bradley Nathanson Rena Golda Nirenberg Frank Richard Pappas Stephen Walker Patterson Louis Edward Pauls Deborah Jeane Randerson Karen Lyn Rosen JoAnn Rosenfeld Charles D. Spradlev John Thomas Tamlyn Christopher Thomas Yolanda Shaw-Chyuan Tung Jack Llewellyn Turner II Ruth Elizabeth Wallace Lawrence Irwm Zinn FILM COMMITTEE Martha Louise Boswell, Chairman Gregory Patrick Beal Richard Stuart Berk Louis Black Cynthia Marie Bonsall Martin Joseph Chail Trac Diane Chalfin Stephen James Davis Richard Howard DeJong Cheryl AnnGant Sarah Beth Horany Charles Hunter Rn-hard Gibson Jermgan Huey Lee Johnson Deborah Francis Kaye Niels Koepke ft Mark Vern Long Ann Ins Miller |M AJmaCallihan Mowry Kelli Elizabeth O ' Neal Grace Ijwrence Pierce Barbec Lane Transou Melissa Lynn Uzick Patricia Ann Ward Mark Steven Zamutt FINE ARTS COMMITTEE Marian Louise Richardson. Chairman Margaret Lynn Adams V.ckiLynnBeal Alan Biskin Martha Ann Brandt Sarah Ellen Brooks Laura Catherine Caldwell Robin Rhea Clark JeanAnneCrow Jennifer Ann DeCamp Cheryl Lynn Deermg Susan Renee Dushman Roland Echavama Vickie LeeGaudin Robert George Hanley Randy Hayes Thomas Shelton Humphries Vivian Landers Elaine Ann Makris Jean Michel Malek Sally Lynn Martin Joyce Elaine Mauk Nancy Adele Neely Kim Susan Rogers Mary Therese Ruffing James Taylor Jaynelle Shaw-wai Tung Michael Keith Workman IDEAS AND ISSUES COMMITTEE J jtfH Steven Leo Poizner. Chairman Louisa Mershon Craft Carole Lynn Dickson David Charles Fein Jams Ann Goodman Lisa Brian Graivier Susan Patricia Grant Eleanor Catherine Gray John David Harrison John Mark Heasley Patrick Lamont Hughes Catherine Hurt Linda Sue Johnson Lewis George King Frances Suzanne Majors Sharon Lynn McCloud Dorothy L. McGee James Patrick Mclnerny Susan Collelle Mcngden George Cooper Morris [II Steven Andrew Ornish John Hollo way Parker Jamin Lee Palnck Terry Charles Quist John Stanley Ramey Arthur Thompson Reichert Rhonda Ann Robbms Frances Louise Schneider Sicven McConnell Smith trden Anne Specia y Catherine Stansbur Joel Alan Toubm Claire Webber Cvnthu Ann Wilson Robert Nathan Wolf Mt ' SICAL EVENTS COMMIT!! F Barry Franklin Baxter. Chairman Connie Mane Anker-Goli William Richard Arthur Barbara Lee Boyd Elizabeth Slarr Braun Caroline Clause! flH I i IK Francis Craven Reynolds Martin Cushman Mark Daniel Frwin Lionet Joseph Fourrier Jr. Gerald Lee Frenkil Barry Kenh Green Theresa iuenther Mark Ausiin Harris Lisa I i!n Seih Paul I erner lirendj K.i Michalek June Fhse Palmer Jeffrey Dale Peterson Michael David Reme Siirnh Walttn Richards Virginia Claire Roberts Martin Ross Schnurr John La ITU r Siavmuha Robin DaleSione Ihi mas Frederick Troegel Gregory Brown Wallace Denise ' Diane Whitiv C.inihne tbcrhard Williams RECREATION COMMITTEE I isaClair BUck burn. C ' hairman Catherine A Swan Jill Ann Adkms Barbara Gale Bahme Michele Louise Barbero David Edward Black . Alan Jeffrey Blackburn Robin Denise Boldt Edwin Ralph Chtlders Gary Jay Cohen Sally Engemoen Linda Rae Frederick John Matthew Gaynor Anne Ivy Ginsburg James Neeley Gnbble Denise ReneGnpon Melissa Jan Hooper Mamie Bernadine Joseph Karen Krandel Paul Alan Kuuisislo Jeffrey Gordon Lambert Ellen Carol Levi Carol L nne Lyles James Hoover Lynch Vicki Anne McCanse Mary Kathleen Pnce Betheny Lynn Reid Joan Marie Riddle Larry Andrew Wessels INTERACTION COMMT Jane Cotney Duncan. Chairg Kalherine Anne Allday Alice Bintliff Arnold Robert Franklin Campbell Kathenne Lucia Chatas Nancy Dale John Arnott Farry Sarah J.Goodfnend Margaret E. Gregory Robinson Gulley John Thomas Hays Deborah Susan Hersh Robert Meyers Hoffman Helen Ch rrv Holman Mark Reed Hoy Laura Elizabeth Jones Dorothy Clyde Malhias John Miller Ma field Bryan Patnck Muecke Keith Howard Mullen Peggy tilen Prince William Blake Kodrigue Robert Madison SmT: Melanie Louise Trahan Constance Gail l ! pdikc Ingnd Ann Weltge Texas Union 225 Texas Union UT Students in Search of Relaxation Create Novel Uses for The Texas Union Students roost atop picnic tables at the Texas Union Week Best Fest. ' A previously alert student demonstrates the latest in learning techniques in a Union study lounge . . . osmosis. 226 Texas Union Jitterbuggers twirl to the strains of Rock Around the Clock during a Texas Union Informal Touchdancing class. Even feet need a tan! Bill Brock proves his agreement with this position as he suns his on the Union terrace Steven Pumphre Texas Union 227 Texas Union ' Bong Show ' and Judo: Nowhere Else But The Texas Union Elvis Mery entertains for Bong Show fans . . . as emcee Mark Addicks plays Ed McMahon. - Black belt karate instructor John Blankenship stretches his legs before beginning his Union informal class. 228 Texas Union Union Echoes UT History Allan Shivers, chairman of the Board of Regents, reflects on the history of the Texas Union during Rededication ceremoni UN is Quiet autumn colors, the glow of burnished metal and the warmth of polished wood carvings in the renovated Texas Union made their debut in rededication ceremonies on Oct. 29, 1977. With this formal reopening of the Texas Union, 45 years after construc- tion began on the original building, the Union renewed its commit- ment to serve The University of Texas at Austin and to provide the opportunity and the environment for the education of persons as well as intellects. Frank Bartow, Union director, presented Shirley Bird Perry, coordinator for the Educational Programs of College Unions, with the first honorary life membership in the Texas Union. She was rec- ognized for her contributions as a student program director of the Union from 1958 to 1973 and as the director from 1973 to 1976. Upon acceptance of her award. Perry praised the cooperation exhibited in carrying through with the renovation, stating that the Union constituted a special curriculum where avenues for creativ- ity and innovation, and exposure to a variety of beliefs, experiences and life styles are available. A special feature of the rededication was an hist orical exhibit fea- turing memorabilia and photographs of former students and activi- ties in the Texas Union. Dances spotlighting Tommy Dorsey ' s band, students rolling bandages during World War II, style shows in the 1950 ' s and students singing protest songs during the 1960 ' s were among the photos displayed. UNIS Texas Union 229 STUDENTS For the first time in the Students ' Association ' s 75-year-his- tory. students voted on the type of government they wanted. In February, when asked to choose among three proposals on a bal- lot (to keep the present Students ' Association, to adopt the Stu- dents ' Association Restructuring Committee document or to abolish the governing structure altogether), students mandated abolition. Two months after the students had voted, the Board of Regents approved the student referendum. The election was forced by a petition signed by 1.400 students. When students overwhelmingly voted to do away with the gov- erning structure of the Students ' Association. President Lorene Rogers recommended approval of the results of the March I ref- erendum by the UT Board of Regents. The Student Court and Faculty Appellate Court ruled to hold the general student elections with the referendum. They decided that changes in the structure of student government at UT would not totally destroy the foundation of the Students ' Association: however, its power would be diminished. Since the elections had been held simultaneously with the ref- erendum, the three persons who had been declared successful presidential run-off candidates were unsure of their status. J While an Election Commission oversight had proclaimed .a three way run-off, further checking revealed that only a two-way run-off was allowed. Third candidate Roberto Alonzo was trim- med from the run-off, and then Mark Zion withdrew from the; race. Mark Hoy was supposedly the presidept lect of what CnrmnucO 23O - Students ' Association COIN COIN Slants ' Associate anon 231 . GONE . ASSOCIATION Ousrcd SlwfertS 1 Swrfinj in fS Version of -The Timing + j point MS mi mil. getting off to an enthusiastic start, the Students ' Association faced problems of internal dissent, lack of direction and student apathy. e To take personalities out of student government and to put issues back in. a demonstrator prefers to remain anonymous during elections. 232 Students ' Association ThROuqh SERIES of VOTES During elections, a student hands out brochures for a Students ' Association foes advocate abolishment on the Main Mall seemed to be the soon-to-be-abolished Students ' Association. Students ' Association officers gave a speedy presentation of the referendum to University and System administrators and the Board of Regents. According to section 5.2 of the Regent ' s Rules, changes would not become effective until transmitted to and acted upon by the Dean of Students, the institutional head and the President of the System and approved by the Board. The legislative, executive and judicial branches of the govern- ing structure received votes for abolishment. The preamble to the Students ' Association constitution and the articles defining membership, referendum and recall, amendments, new constitu- tions and general provisions remained in effect. Roberto Alonzo was readmitted into the presidential run-off when Mark Zion dropped out. Alonzo won the run-off, defeated Mark Hoy and became the SA ' s first Chicano president. Dean of Students James C. Hurst, in a memorandum issued to President Rogers, approved the proposed revision of the present structure of the Association. He noted a proposed constitutional revision which would allow for the institution of a new governing structure. His primary consideration in issuing the memorandum was that students were given the opportunity to express them- selves and they did so. Although Marc Luzatto, vice-president of the Association, recommended that the Board of Regents delay the effective date of the abolishment referendum, April 7 remained the date for abolishment, pending the vote by the regents. Meeting in Galveston, the Board of Regents voted six to three in favor of abolishing the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the Students ' Association. Although students voted again on April 26 to decide if the Board of Regents should have control of the Students ' Association, a chapter in the history of student government at UT ended with the Regent ' s vote. Students ' Association 233 SA DepENds UpON STUDENT ENERqy | foR Judy Spalding. Students ' Association President. Marc Luzzatto. Students ' Association Vice-President. ACADEMIC James H Stokes Jr Cynthia Inez Narum Denise L nn Wiktor James Bartholomew Hawley Suzanne Lockndge 1 Stephen Evans Stor John Edward Pester Bruce Gillman Williams Barbara Jean Holderman Marietta Ann Long 1 AFFAIRS Nancv Gail Walser Eric Allyn Selbm STUDENT Laurie Bea Hudspeth Opal Mae Mallox 1 COMMITTEE Leona Faith Walthall. Chairman Russell T. Whittenberg. Chairman Jill Christine Beckett Kathenne Easlon Bell Anne Louise Benolken David Fielding Bern Craig Lawrence Brams Robert Freeman Cahn Jr. James Michael Doc kern SalK Eugenia Dunn Danva Steele Ellinor Nanc Susan Footer Lisa Foster James Neele Gribble William Morgan Huff Mark McGetttgan Isensee Wei-Lin Jung Regina Manja Laucius 1 uulso Duane Lee Steven Robert Levtne Gregory Paul Marks Norman Craig Plotkin Larry Olan Rasco Carmen Mane Serna Robb Perowne Stewart Teresa L nn Tubbs Diane B rd Tudor Monica Sue Vittek CITY COUNTY LOBBY COMMITTEE Karol Lvnn Wilson FUND-RAISING COMMITTEE Mark Hamilton Zion. Chairman Ja Adkms John Darrell Albert Wendv llene Alter Jennifer L. Anderson Sara Sue Avant Susan Anne Bunn James Jackson Butler Christopher Cruz Javier E De La Garza Deidre Denise Dodson Michael Bergen Elliott Karen Lu Getz Chris Martin Hearne Patricia Sue Heil George Bryant Hill Kathleen Grace Kramer Andrew Hamilton Lee Gar Bruce McNeil Ann Ins Miller David T Movnihan John Edward Pester David Sabal Steven Monroe Smith Steven John Stepan James H. Stokes Jr. Stephen Evans Stor PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Margaret E Gregory. Diane Bvrd Tudor Edith L. Whitsett RESEARCH COMMITTEE George Brvant Hill. Chairman Mac Allen ' Robert Sheppard Barnum Kristin Carol Bourdon Michael A. Bromberg Mary G. Cooper George Bryant Hill Harvey C. Johnson Jr. David George Joseph Kathleen Grace Kramer Gordon MacOowell II Ross Bradley Nathanson Margaret Ellen Padilla Gary Frank Polansky John Pierce Traylor Raymond F. Wetegrove Andrew Anthony Wier Theodore William Wold STATE LOBBY COMMITTEE Robert Bruce Benesh. Chairman Timothy Patrick Austin James Robert Bailey Stephanie Gayle Brooks James Jackson Butler Melanie Mahnda Bonner Laura Louise Castro Rohm Lynn Clay Kathy Cox SERVICES COMMITTEE Nancv Ann Davidson. Chairman Janet Ammenheuscr Jennifer L. Anderson Roger Lee Andres James Robert Baile Catherine Marie Bam Kim Austin Brasher Scott Sutton Campbell Diana Cisneros Michael Bergen Elliott Bradford Means First Robert Joseph Goldberg Shern R. Greenberg Leigh Alan Grund Lam Stephen Heintz Karen Lynn Lambert Dorolh Clyde Mathias Douglas Alan McGookey Bnan Douglas Methven Marsha Miller Ross Bradlev Nathanson Dorolhv Ann Ritlenhouse Anna Kav Schaer J L Slav John Robert Strohm Diane Kann Trevino Deloise Vasquez Daniel Bret Williams TRAVEL COMMITTEE Karen Sara Hurwitz Laura Ann Jennings Kathy Kershner Marion Currm Marshall 1 ,u .1 Sue Meltzer James Lewis Musgrove Pamela Jill Nanney Emily Bradford Price Susan Elise Rachford Marian Louise Richardson Karen Ann Ryabik Jams Carol Schorlemer Charlotte Mae Thornton Melissa Ann Tillotson Robin Wagner Kendall Ann Williams WOMEN ' S COMMITTEE Cheryl Ann Zaremba. Chairman Cecily Elaine Allmon Frank Terry Arzola Vicki Lynn Beal Martha Kathryn Bean Janna Blanchard Karen Denise Blumenthal Claudia Louise Boles Maude Clifton Boling Chrisia Louise Brown B Buenold-Orth Jeanette Diane Burney Regina Lynn Callon Lucy BarthellCargill Linda SueCarr Linda Kay Cobb MameMaeMauldm Tsoi Po Ma Rebecca Suzanne Morrison Catherine Jane Pare Kern Paule KimbcrK Ann Poteet Vicke Irene Price Sheree Pueen Tressie Ann Reese Man Jodv Richardson Joseph Edward Roheau III Kaih J. Robertson Karen Lee Robinson Magdalena Mananna Rood Beverles Ross Steve Henri Rossignol Marv Munel Rowland Man Therese Ruffing Linda Mane Ruiz Peggv Annette Runnels Sallv ' Jav Russell Drusilla Saenz Mark Nicholas Schaedel Gordon Earl Scruggs Brenda BovumSieleff Leslie LvnnSilkwood Wasne David Silverman Webb Levering Smedley Kathleen Laurel Smith 1 LK ile Smith Diane Hawk Spearlv Linda L. Ruth Stamman Holly AnneStoll Susan Claire Sun all K Teresa Denise T nes Pauline Van Meurs Gary Bruce McNeil. Chairman Meredith Cummmgs Margaret Curtis Boyce Jo Lynn Dernham V ' icki L nn Vineyard ' Chairman Jennifer L. Anderson Wendv Itene Alter Laura Elizabeth Anderson Nancy Dale Mark William Davis Brown. Chairman John Stewart Akin Margie Diane Dwight Kathryn Ann Elek Barbara W ' hitnev Christine Mmam Waldrop 1 ' , John Douglas Armstrong Andrea Altman JohnC. Dickerson III Kalhrvn Patncia Allen Cvmhia Lvnn W ' allace Edward Guy Buck Jr. Laura Cantu Paul Joseph Cimoch Paige Kendvl Daughem Alan Jeffrey Blackburn Martha Ann Brandt Susan Anne Bunn Emilv Ann Castille Henry Goldsmith III Janis Ann Goodman Bnan Theodore Hart Patricia Sue Heil Deborah Jeanne Ambrose Suzanne Lorraine Berkel Theresa Anne Boggess Edith Elaine Burns Charlotte Yvette Forsythe Nancy Anne Frame-Rudy Holly Jean Gossett Daphne Walhngford Glenda Gail Watkins Glenda Jovce Webb David Foster Weintraub rtl Randall Flo ' vd Dodd Sharon Fay Craddock Edward Wesley Keeten keen jn Oscar Carstens Jill Lynn Graves Sharon Hope Weintraub 1 Tern Kenneth G laser Pamela Dempsey Jennifer Lewis Ricki Lvnne Clark Kelly Claire Gnll Elizabeth Mane White Shern R. Greenberg Susan Ellen DeSanto Douglas Edward Mann Cvndi Susan Craig Mary Kathryn Grout Martha Whittaker ' ' Bnan Theodore Hart Diane Drake Laura Helene Plastrik Deborah Sue Deenng Jo Wilkinson 1 Shr!h L nn Helm Truman Carev Edmmister Cynthia Anne Ponce Michael Manon Destefano Karen Sue Gusdorf Brenda Emile Williams Ja Gerald Hendrickson Henn.ii Espitia Terry Charles Quist Sallv Engemoen Blanca Olinda Gutierrez Cathleen Williams Steven Hernandez Charles Marion Fugitt Jr. John Stanley Rainey Jan Millicent Fischl Karen R. Bartingale Hill Deborah Elaine Williams Tina Gav Hester Linda Carol Goehrs Elizabeth Lynn Rosen Charles Manon Fugitt Jr. Karyn Lee Hollis Susan Helen Williams Michael T. Johnson Cindy Lee Klein Carmen Mane Serna Stanlev Dwam Gardner Helen Lorraine Holt Diana L nn Williamson Andre Lerman Diane Elizabeth Kuhn Michael G. Sienkiewicz llene Lvnn Goldsmith Jane Elizabeth Holt Aim Ca ' thenne Willis 1 Steven Robert Levine Elizabeth Ann Lauten Robert Oldham Smart Jennie Kalhrvn Gooch Diane Marie Homrich Man Margaret Withgott 1 I 1 Ann Ins Miller Joanna Martinez Jann Rebecca Snell John William Gorham Kathleen Leslie Wolfer 1 David T. Movnihan Karen Pap Kathenne Ford McCall Mona Gail McMurray Brant John Sprunger Barbara Ann Vanderbeck Darlene Theresa Guillory Cordelia Curran Harwood Anita Harriet Kelly Pamela Sue Kitzman Johnnie Lu Zarecor 1 MariKn Ziemian 1 ' ! . - Students ' Association FOR PRolif ERAjioN oF NEW WEAS V:ct-Pi6idtr : ; . ..... HIM , , ,0 , ; .: V STL DENT SENATE: FRONT ROW: Margaret Ellen Padilla. Ross Bradley Nathanson. George Bryant Hill. Sara Sue Avant. Therese Bridget Strain, Karen Lee Getz, Javier Enrique DeLaGarza. MIDDLE ROW: Irvin McCreary. John Douglas Armstrong. Anton Rutger Bulhof. Truman Carey Edminster. Judith M. Spalding. Robert Sheppard Barnurn. Abbe Nan Garfinkel. Margaret Lynn COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS: FRONT ROW: Sara Sue Avant. Phone Poll. John Stanley Rainey. State Lobby. Robert Bruce Benesh. State Lobby. Roberto R. Alonzo. Minority Affairs. MIDDLE ROW: Katherine Lucia Chatas. Publicity. Cheryl Ann Zaremba. Women ' s Commit- tee. Leona Faith Walthall. Academic Affairs. Jean Evans. Committees Coordinator. Margaret Curtis Boyce Brown. Tours. BACK ROW: Nancy Ann Davidson. Student Services. Mark Hamilton Zion. Fund Raising. George Bryant Hill. Research. Gary Bruce McNeil. City- County Lobby. John David Harrison. Financial Director. Adams. Jean Amcrow. Sol Alan Stern. Michael Bergen Elliott. Seth Allen Reiner. John Pierce Traylor. Katherine Lucia Chatas. Kent Howard Gordon. Gary Frank Polansky. Margaret E. Gregory. BACK ROW: Bill Wilms. Keenan Oscar Carstens. James H. Stokes Jr.. James Scott McEwen. Marc L. Luzzatto. Mark McGettigan Isensee. Raymon Frederick Wetegrove. I. Edward Tonkon. With the sponsoring of the first University-wide book sale in January, the Students ' Association offered students an alternative to the Co-op and Wal- laces for buying textbooks. By eliminating the mid- dleman in the selling and buying-back process, books could be bought at a lower price. After paying a quar- ter to join the market, students were able to set their own prices on their books. The Students ' Association began the year with a Students ' Association Week in September, which encouraged membership in the various Student Fac- ulty Committees, Ad Hoc Presidential Committees, the Texas Union Board of Directors (chosen by the SA) and the Standing Committees. A garage sale, also part of the week ' s activities, enabled students to make a profit from used or old items. An all-University Halloween dance and best cos- tume contest, along with a trick-or-treat festival for the children of students and faculty, revived two Hal- loween traditions on campus. The Students ' Associa- tion dance attracted more than 600, with more than 25 University groups represented. Beyond the Fringe, a new Monty Python film, had its first U.S. showing on the UT campus, and was just one of the inexpensive movies offered by the Association. Concerts, an off-campus park and a weekly printing of social activities were provided in conjunction with the Student Senate. Students ' Association 235 Spaldingand Luzzatto discuss activities for 1978 at a summer Student Senate meeting. The SA used book sale banished the book-buying blues. ATTEMPTS MUde FOR BROA !ER CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT ARE Successful, buT CONTROVERSIES OvERshAdow FUTURE of ASSOCJATJON Jimmy. Amy and Billy Carter greet fans at the SA All-University Costume Ball in October. 236 Students ' Association ELECTIONS PRESENT ALTERNATIVES STU !ENTS OPTIONS FOR STATUS Quo, RESTRUCTURE OR AbolishMENT Student senators Shep Barnum and Chip Rainey consider the fate of the Students ' Association. lift Only 5.000 students voted on March 1 but their voting overwhelmingly exhibited the desire for the abolishment of the Association. Students ' Association 237 Winning 22 out of 37 categories at the Southwest Journalism Congress, student publications of The Uni- versity of Texas garnered the Sweepstakes Award for the second consecutive year. The Daily Texan, Images, the CACTUS Yearbook, The PEREGRINUS Law School Yearbook and the University Directory were all pub- lished under the direction of the Texas Student Publica- tions Board of Operating Trustees. In other competition, The Daily Texan won the All- American rating and the Pacemaker Award, the highest honors attainable from the Associated Collegiate Press. In the yearbook division. The CACTUS received the All-American rating for the seventh consecutive year. Work on student publications provided the opportu- nity for student members to gain practical experience in journalism. Some positions offered on the various publi- cations were paid positions and some were volunteer positions but all staffers gained access to the student print media in the areas of writing, editing, page design- ing, advertising sales and photography. Editor Dan Malone worked with Managing Editors Gary Fendler, Eric Harrison and Karen Hastings in the publication of The Daily Texan. Published five times a week, the Texan concentrated its coverage on campus, city, national and international news events. With an average circulation of 38,000 copies, the Texan contin- ued to serve as a major daily newspaper, not only for the University but also for the Austin community. Under the direction of Editor John Depew and Asso- ciate Editor Candi Vernon, the CACTUS Yearbook staff collected information on the unique achievements of the University during 1977-1978. Among these achievements were extensive reports on the first UT winner of the Heisman Trophy, the first UT recipient of the Nobel Prize and the selection of a University student as a Rhodes Scholar. Barbara Linch, Editor of the Peregrinus Law School Yearbook for the second consecutive year, overcame the drawback of a small staff to complete her 144-page vol- ume. Linch expanded coverage and employed innova- tive graphic techniques in page design. For the first time, Texas Student Publications pub- lished a comprehensive directory of the University which included names, addresses and phone numbers of students, faculty and staff. In the past, two directories have been published, one by the University which cov- ered the faculty and staff, and the other published by TSP which covered the students. The University Direc- tory replaced these two publications and was distributed to students, faculty and staff free-of-charge. I 3 i i 238 Texas Student Publications I Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees Jeff Case Journalism Student Business Faculty John Depew CACTUS Editor Loyd Edmonds TSP General Manager Gary Fendler Daily Texan Summer Managing Editor Eric Harrison Daily Texan Fall Managing Editor Karen Hastings Daily Texan Spring Managing Editor David Haug Student-at-large Member Robert Hilburn Daily Texan Editorial Manager Robert Hollingsworth Professional Journalist Glenn Kansch Journalism Student Jo ce Lowe Professional Journalist Dan Ma lone Daily Texan Editor Mike McClam David McClintock Dean of Studestts Office Dan Parish Student-at- large Member Barbara I. inch Pate PEREGRINUS Editor MikeQuinn Journalism Faculty Judy Spalding Students ' Association President Kathy Tally Journalism Student The Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trus- tees discontinued one of its five publications and established a new one to take its place. One board member cited Maverick Magazine, formerly Pearl Magazine, as a financial albatross. On August 4, 1977, Maverick Magazine was deleted from the TSP Operating Budget because it could not raise the necessary advertising revenues and suffered from a lack of student interest. To fill the vo id left by the discontinuation of Maverick, UTmost Magazine was created as a slick, 4-color monthly magazine to be sold by subscription and individual sales. UTmost provided students in the magazine journalism sequence of the Department of Journalism an opportunity to write, edit copy and to design layouts. A supervisor was selected from the magazine journalism faculty. Controversy surrounding the board ' s decision to disregard the outcome of a non-binding student preferential poll resulted in amendments in the procedures for filling vacancies on the board. Some students criticized the appointment of David Haug to a student-at-large position after he placed sev- enth in the university-wide student poll. In other action, the board ' s decision to sell a video display terminal to the University System ' s administration caused concern for the security of the information stored in the com- puter by Texas Student Publications. The System office requested a terminal in order to facilitate the production of its newspaper, Texas Times. In final action, the board approved the sale of the terminal with the stipulation that the TSP Gen- eral Manager would insure that the materials stored by TSP not be accessible to those using outside terminals. With a past history of instability, the position of The Daily Texan Ombudsman came under fire again in April. Debate centered around the effectiveness of the Ombudsman to the students whether a newspaper of 38,000 daily circulation could allow its editor to handle complaints; whether the read- ers should appear before the board with their complaints; or whether the Ombudsman position should be retained. A com- mittee was appointed to review the Ombudsman position. Texas Student Publications 239 The CACTUS Yearbook Nineteen Hundred Seventy Eight Jerry R. Thompson. Supervisor, and Ronald D. Hicks, Assistant Supervisor. Dr. Dewitt C. Reddick, dean of the School of Com- munication from 1958-1965, said, The value of the yearbook is not what it does when it comes out, but what it does 20 and 25 years later. The 1978 CACTUS, a comprehensive picture book, detailed the UT experience. The only record of the entire year, the CACTUS served its purpose in vividly recalling the year. The 1977 CACTUS yearbook, in keeping with the UT tradition of being a university of the first class, received an All-American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press, the highest honor awarded by the ACP. Judged by professionals in the field of publications, the CAC- TUS has earned this award for the past six years. Since November, 1857, when the minutes of the Texas House of Representatives quoted one member as saying, A university of the first order should be built by the state, and it should emphatically be a first-class one, all aspects of UT have mirrored the attempt to fulfill this intention. Each of the 85 volumes of the CACTUS has attempted to reflect the lifestyles of UT students. In contrast to the 1978 ' s staff of over 100 and its 664 pages, the first CACTUS with barely 100 pages was pub- lished by the senior academic and law classes. Filled with student contributions of prose, poetry and history, the 1884 book had only four photographs. The 1978 CACTUS was printed at a cost of $86,895, with a total operating budget of $158,082. 240 The CACTUS Yearbook John Henry Depew Jr., Editor-in-Chief and Candasu Vernon, Associate Editor! Bradley Wayne Foster, artist, Diane Carol Wolslegel, sports copy writer, James William Detty, artist. Laura Ellen Kislin. Copy Editor. SECTION EDITORS: FRONT ROW: Andrea E. Eisenkraft, Student Leader- ship. Rafael Marcos De La Cruz, Professionals, Cyndi Susan Craig, Special , I Interest. David Lewis Dillard, Military. Deborah Ann Rencurrel, Academics. BACK ROW: Erin Elizabeth Mitchell. Honoraries, Randall Edwin Hix. Athlet- ics, Rene Lynn, Features, David Eugene Kusnerik, Features. Sallie S. Wynne. Classes, Nina Jo Cook, Classes, Charles Hamilt on Benson. Greeks. Terry Anne Husbands, Greeks. The CACTUS Yearbook 241 The CACTUS Staff FIRST ROW: Sheila Ann Zimmerman, Special Interest. Leah Cathy Busch, Spe- cial Interest, Judith Miriam Fisher, Special Interest, Carroll Ann Baker, Classes, Jennifer Carol Heasley, Greeks, Julie Lucel Benson, Special Interest. SECOND ROW: Connie Lisabeth Nelson, Student Leadership, Malinda Minzenmayer, Academics, Catherine Masters, Academics, Jayne Kuchman Williams, Greeks, Mary Melanie Weil, Features, Helen Elizabeth Wood, General Staff, Barbee Lane Transou, Academics, Suzan Elizabeth Nyfeler. Special Interest. THIRD ROW: Ellice Geiderman, Student Leadership, Jill Aimee Benz, Features, Susan Howard Cregor. Greeks, Mary Ann Slaughter, Athletics, Elizabeth Ann King, Academics, Rebecca Bing, Athletics, Sherry Dawn Nitsch, Special Interest, Susan Dorthea Scott, Academics. FOURTH ROW: Robert Ian Kislin, Features. Dianne Leila Rogstad, Honoraries, Kathy Joyce Shwiff, Greeks, Janet Lee Levi- say, Features, Myra Ruth Blasingame, Academics, Martha Bing, Professionals, Terry Morece Kaufman. Greeks, Anne Ayer Collier, Special Interest, Susan Dor- othy May, Athletics. FIFTH ROW: Rhonda Gail Floeck, Athletics, Paula Anne Officer, Military, Janet Elizabeth Bauerle. General Staff, Nancy Kay Reeves, Special Interest, Alice Denise Carrillo, General Staff, Margaret Maureen Dai- thorp, Professionals, Susan Buck Arnold, Greeks. SIXTH ROW: David Earl Norman, Features, Carlotta Elizabeth Cooper, Military, Brian Andrew Wilson, Features, Carrie Evelyn Griffin, Greeks, Rebecca Ann Lewis, Classes. 242 The CACTUS Yearbook SStaffhe PEREGRINUS Yearbook FRONT: Barbara Ann Linch Pate, editor. BACK: Debra L. Orley Richardson, Laura Ellen Kislin, Christopher Alan Kloeris. Plagued by no photos, slow photos, no show photos and so-so photos, the 1978 PEREGRINUS, the Law School yearbook, was nevertheless produced. The 144- page book covered law school life, including the Fall Drunk, Assault and Flattery and a special memorial to Tom C. Clark, former U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Editor Barbara Linch said that her three-person staff worked long hours to publish the yearbook. With a year under my belt, I thought it would be easy. Brother, was I wrong. I ' m exhausted, she said. The PEREGRINUS Yearbook 243 THE DAILY TEXANJIT FIRST ROW: Janie Leigh Frank, General Reporter, Marcia Gugenheim, Gen- eral Reporter, Carole Ann Chiles, Features Editor. SECOND ROW: James Michael Smith, Photo Editor, Danny Frank Malone, Editor, Stephen Lee McAdoo, Assistant Managing Editor, Laura Kay Tuma, Assistant Managing Editor, Anton Martin Riecher, Images Assistant Editor, Melissa Caroline Seg- rest, General Reporter, Dana Asaph Ehrlich, News Editor, Ray Carl Helmers, For the second consecutive year, The Daily Texan was awarded the Pacemaker, a citation for exceptional performance. Given jointly by the Associated College Press and the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Pacemaker was based on the 1976-77 academic year issues, edited by Mary Walsh. Judges said that The Texan was a solid, highly professionalized publi- cation, which provided extraordinarily complete and versatile Images Editor. THIRD ROW: Michael Lynn Stephens, General Reporter, Eliza- i beth Moore Frerking, General Reporter, David Emmett Chapin, Assistant Sports Editor, Colin Hunter, Consumer Editor, Charles Edwin Rose, General Reporter, i FOURTH ROW: Eugene Clyde Ashlock, General Reporter, Michael William Perri, General Reporter, Christine Hoppe, General Reporter, Karen Patricia Hastings, General Reporter, Thomas Charles Swinnea, General Reporter. coverage of campus. Before receiving the Pacemaker, the Texan won an ACP All- American rating, garnering marks of distinction in five areas of judging 1) coverage and content, 2) writing and editing, 3) edi- torial leadership and opinion features, 4) physical appearance and visual communication and 5) photography, art and use of graphics. 244 The Daily Texan David Alan Hibbs, Staff Writer, Mark Ambrose Pritchard, Assistant Editor, Janie Leigh Frank, Associate Editor, Ray Carl Helmers, Fall Editor. Id :in i! Rtportcr, Kara hma tunwoDMACPAll- (inctioninfi ; art and IK of Texan Advertising Staff FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Kay Carpenter, Mary Lynn Kel- ler, Laura Louise Templeton, Joe Marshall Roddy, Adver- tising Manager, Shelley Ann Berk, Merry Hope Crawford. BACK ROW: William Hurlburt Frink, Kevin David Willis, Kent Richard Jones, David Forbes Kirwan. Cheryl A. Hales. Donnell David Price Jr. The Daily Texan 245 Hassles With the University? . . See the Ombudsman Ever since the position of ombudsman was created in 1968, only law students have held the post, that is until Clare Buie ' s selection in 1977. Buie is a graduate student in the clinical psy- chology doctoral program. Driving around campus with OMBUDY license plates, Buie tried to improve awareness of her office. During her term, Buie took a pro-active or preven- tive approach as opposed to a reactive approach in preventing students from encountering recurring problems with UT. This pro-active approach was composed of four parts. First, Buie wrote letters to The Texan at appropriate times throughout the year to help students avoid such standard problems as grade disputes. Second, she spoke at faculty firesides during summer orientation sessions to acquaint freshmen with her office and job. Third, the ombudsman employed a public relations class at the University to draw up handbills to be distributed across cam- pus. And finally, her office worked on a Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Handbook which outlined what students can and cannot do and explained their avenues of appeal. Buie hired three UT students as assistants to cover 30 new cases each week; 50 percent of the problems ended successfully. A ;- 246 Ombudsman Senior Cabinet dud problems as gnu smniMl FRONT ROW: Kathryn Lee Green University Council Representative Kathenne Lucia Chatas Eileen Mary Raffaniello Dr. Lorene L. Rogers Catheran Burnett Jeananne Crow Brian Coghurn BACK ROW: Junius Davis Allen James Patrick Mclnernv David Reynolds Koons Secretary Mark Patrick Evans Chairperson Dr. David H. McClintock Advisor Lynn Elliot Schwartz Vice-Chairperson Lee Johnson Patricia Isbel Price Richard Louis Heller Ira Kenneth Denenberg Charles Lee Sharrai For those who were tired of waiting in lines to buy and sell textbooks, the Senior Cabinet, in cooperation with the Students ' Association, offered a solution to those long-line blues. They sponsored a book sale, held in the Texas Union Ballroom; the Senior Cabinet sup- plied workers to collect the participation fee, take in books and provide information about the sale proce- dure. In terms of participation, the sale was a success: 6.500 books were brought in, and 4,000 were sold. The Senior Cabinet facilitated an exchange of ideas between the councils and the UT administration. Senior Cabinet 247 Upper Class Advisors 1. Susan Eileen Young 2. Nancy Kay Stockton 3. Patricia Ann Ward 4. Connie Jo Mtlner 5. Nancy Imogene Bacon 6. Benigna Rodnquez 7. Mary Jane Vanguilder 8. Janna Beth Giles 9. Nancy Joanne Hodges 10. Sandra Ann Ripple 1 1 Nancy Lynn Henry 12. Barbara AnnCheaney 13. Dtana Lynne Garza 14. Kay LvanScluthc 15. Mary Jean Fmney 16. Calhryn Jo Armstrong 17. Helen Mane Yoxall 18 Leslie Mane Keeler 19. Edith Ann Spencer 20. Man Lyn Whisler 21. Cathy Meyers 22. Teresa Diane Aguilar 23 Sylvia Delarosa 24. Terry Diane Chambers 25. Barbara Jean Houston 26. Ruth Michelle Gonzales 27. Carolyn Jean Wong 28. Brenda Sue Hardt 29. Carrie Lynn Davis 30 Theresa M. Laughmghouse 31. Marianne Hensen 32. Maria Jane Fosrmre 33. Frances Ann Folzenlogen 34. Karen Wiss 35. Cynthia Jean Hemperly 36. Kaihy Kerschner 37. Colleen Patricia Hazard 38. Carole LeeOkamoto 39. Elizabeth Vega Dunn 40. Cynthia Anne Ryan 41. Janet Lynn Griffith 42. Jane Michelle Broussard 43. Peggy Janice Kelley 44. Norma Leticia Nanez 45. Alice Elizabeth Rich 46. Sarah Elizabeth Thomas 47. Esther Ann Washington 48. Gail Ann Thomas 49. Amy Sue Bergquist 50. Brenda Diane Rice 51. Loralee Lauderdale 52. Betty Bradley 53. Donna Eileen Schueling Secretary 54. Marv Theresa O ' Brien 55. Kathleen Mary Gilliard 56. Zetta Alonso Young 57. Maretta Kay Avary 58. Carol Eileen Wanek 59. Maria De LourdesOzuna 60. Laura Ellen Upchurch Pt 61. Dorothy AnnCooley 62. Cynthia Kay Voss 63. Linda Wantschek 64. Jeannette Louise Herzig 65. Linda Marie Regilz 66. Danna Ruth Darling PB B 67. Hotly Ann Coy 68. Karen Lynn Dietschweiler nWTI 69. Michele Oreoline Bondy 70. Helen Anne Jennings : : 71. Dabney Ann Brister . : 72. Sandra Sue Daugherty ' . 73. Donna Marie Riojas 74. Lana Leigh Edwards i 75. Nancy Lou Davis ito 76. Cathy Denise Wiggins 77. Michelle Joanne Carlson 78. Linda Ann Wiky 79. Arleas Upton hi(j| President 80. Nina Kay Moore 8 1. Susan Marie Clark ). ' 82. Vada Helen Hill - - , 83. Mary Kay Robinson ,. 84. Nina Louise Connally . 85. Sarah Louise Durdin ' . ' ' Treasurer ' ir 86. Carolyn Reis Myers . 87. Judith Alice Highlower -. 88. Suzanne Lorraine Berkel 89. Debra Lynne Tsukifuji 90. Mary Lynn Crawford 91. Maura Cashman 1 Vice-President V ' ' , ' , 92. Elizabeth Ann Whitlev 93. Christina Cloye Bell 94. Mary Margaret Sheppard : wHt(j 95. Belinda Jean Taylor - . -. ' 96. Mary Elizabeth Kimbrougt 248 Upper Class Advisors CBA Council H5T As a special day set aside for students to get involved lUimlnlkiM FRONT ROW: Raymond F. Wetegrove with the College of Business Administration activities, UttitaiJniiip ' Shirley Ann Martin Jeffrey William Strong Kent Howard Gordon BACK ROW: Student Involvement Day, held on Nov. 17, was filled ::; ' :!.! CVT Secretary Sandra Marie Holub with programs aimed at acquainting the students with X la [4 EM fVunlnDm Phyllis Ann Gindler 14 Days Editor Stephen F. Kalteyer James Michael Hasenphlug their future workday environment. Sponsored by the ir.fc- ' Mary Kathleen Price Charles Marion Fugitt Jr. College of Business Administration Council, the day -?!;:.: Vice-President Brian Cogburn Gregory G. Powers Gregory Earl Harris included speakers such as Curt Pffanstiel, a former unit tata President Grant David Jacobson manager of the Magic Time Machine in Austin who Sub) Mm Susan Conley Pierce Joel Howard Wallerstein Diane Sue Sanchez Sharitta Gale Chism talked about the entrepreneurial and managerial aspects ElhjhyUn Nelson Joe Spitz Donna Marie Danysh of the restaurant business. John Adams, president of Titliurtr Anita Marie Sweeney Edward Tonkon II Patrick Christopher Buckley Mark McGettigan Isensee Adams Extracts, was part of a panel discussion designed Alan Jeffrey Blackburn Financial Director to answer questions on the role of business and contem- PUIAfctKMa Vice-President Paul Kevin Smith Yenny Paul Gee Mark Richard Edwards porary society; experienced business executives gave (IhilaCvW Sarah Ann Robinson Maria Antonieta Ramirez answers based on their views and experiences. : fc. ' K. ' ' - MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Lou Webb Harold Gene Thompson Ronald Charles Barshop The representative student governing body of the Col- ] ' S-.:-i(. ' Diane Carol Madalin Elizabeth Ann Crabb lege of Business Administration, the CBA Council acted rlr ' Ji. ' ci: li ' ..! George Daniel Sullivan III Michael Bergen Elliott Howard Stuart Lipshutz Bradley F. Schlosser as a liaison between business students and faculty, coor- dinating various professional clubs and organizations. CBA Council 249 Humanities Council Con The College Council for the Humanities initiated pro- jects and activities to help humanities majors adjust to the increasingly career-oriented, technological world. Speaking on Oct. 13 at a council-sponsored student- faculty assembly, Dean Stanley Werbow said that the small size of the college permits greater contact between students and faculty. We are making a concerted effort to keep up with the careers of our graduates. A practical organization which attempts to keep in tune with the interests and concerns of its members, the Council consisted of student representatives from each of the seven departments in the college. Analecta, the only student and faculty literary mag- azine at the University, was published for the fourth year by the Council. Providing students with a chance to express their creativity, Analecta contained short plays, prose and poetry, as well as book reviews on cur- rent literary work. FRONT ROW: Karen Ann Massari Helen Clare Helmer Katherine Lucia Chatas President Robert Lee McGlasson Vice- President MIDDLE ROW: Michele Annise Davidson Susan Lynn Murphy Kimberly Gunnerson Michele Oreoline Bondy Kerry Alan Kilburn Elizabeth Starr Braun Sonia Lewis Rose Elizabeth Balboa Secretary Treasurer BACK ROW: Barry Evan Jones John Edward Pester Cathleen Anne Dullahan Emily Ann Castille Laurie Ann Lucksinger Frances Louise Schneider Diane Drake Glenora Spring Jane Evelyn Woods Karen Diane Katz Robert Page Smith Jr. 250 Humanities Council uncill Communication Council FRONT ROW: Sharon Kay Wong Dean Wayne Allen Danielson Faculty Advisor Deborah Ann Diaz Secretary Ira Kenneth Denenberg President Cheryl Kay Parsons Vice-President MIDDLE ROW: Henry Mata Lopez Russell Lewis Discher Dawn de Boer Norman Balfour Oshman Monika Marie Lutz Katherine Frances Tally Karen Louise Alden Bond Sonia Ann Perez Nancy Anne Frame Rudy BACK ROW: Jayne Denise Howard Scott Sutton Campbell Jaqueline Rosetta Jordon Karen Lyn Rosen James Campbell Kean Kristine Louise Fitch Howard Louis Lenett Arthur William Brand Virginia Creevey Kice Roycee Irene Monk Allyson Leigh Womac Devin Alaine Molt John Stuart Davis Bob Keeshan received the DeWitt C. Reddick award during Communication Week for outstanding contrib- ution to educational television through his show. Cap- tain Kangaroo. Amid much controversy over his selec- tion, Keeshan joined past recipients Walter Cronkite, Nicholas Johnson and Wilbur Schramm. March 11 was designated as Parents ' Day which began with a tour of the Communication building and ended with a barbecue. The Council ' s largest project of the year. Communication Week was held March 13-16 and included such nationally known speakers as Joe Belden, President of Belden Associates, a media research firm in Dallas. The Communication Council also co-sponsored Career Day on Nov. 12. Graduate students in the school came to hear speakers from all facets of the communica- tion field in order to get a better idea of the professional world and job opportunities within it. Representing the Journalism, Speech, Advertising and Radio-Television-Film Departments within the School of Communication, the Council served the entire stu- dent body by prov ; ding strong input into school policy. The Council ' s involvement ranged from improving stu- dent-faculty life to improving the academic climate in the school. 251 Education Council They cast their books and rulers aside for the trap- pings of the Halloween season. Dressed as ghouls and goblins, and stationed along the West Mall, members of the School of Education Council provided neighbor- hood children with an alternative to the traditional trick-or-treating of past years. Because of an increasing danger to children at Halloween, the Council and other campus organizations sponsored booths and distributed bags of candy to eerily-dressed children. A wine and cheese party in December, co-sponsored by the Education Council and the Dean of Education, Lorin Kennamer, offered an opportunity for students, faculty and staff members of the College of Education to become acquainted with members of the Council. Bunuelos, Mexican cookies, were sold at the annual Oktoberfest held on the Communication Complex patio. Money earned on this project helped the Council spon- sor other activities such as the Student Teacher of the Year and the Outstanding Faculty Member awards. FRONT ROW: Deborah Suzanne Adams Marsha Ann Mills Vice- President Linda Kay McLean Secretary llene Lynn Goldsmith Treasurer Kathy Lee Johnson President Leslie Mane Fischer Vice-President Susie Maclean Oviatt Caroline Shannon MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Suzanne Bielamowicz Ellen Ruth Buell Nancy Ann Davidson Caroline Frances Haight Kathryn Ann Kubala Roberta Ann McMilhon Vicki Louise McAlister Cynthia Courtney Cutrer BACK ROW: Catherine Leigh Russell Laura Lee Driscoll Roger C. Williams Faculty Advisor Quay Denise O ' Hara Eva Yolanda Garza Catherine Hurt 252 Education Council Natural Sciences Council FRONT ROW: Michael David Reiner Mary Hildegard Reiser Secretary Lynn Elliot Schwartz President Jessie Judith Aronow Treasurer Sara Sue Avant Peggy Anne Nash David Marshall Levin BACK ROW: Seth Paul Lerner Dr. Gerard Franklin Moseley Advisor Michael Howell Edgar James Leonard Studt Marcia Ann Weinberg Marta Marie Little Ronald Jay Chod Jack Llewellyn Turner II Ellen Margaret Hinds James Neeley Gribble In the same year in which Carter presented his contro- versial energy program to the country, the Natural Sci- ences Council sponsored an Alternative Energy Resources Forum. This panel discussion, held in December, hosted experts who discussed the merits of nuclear fission, solar energy and coal as viable answers to the world-wide energy crisis. The Center for Energy Studies co-sponsored the debate, during which the sci- entists concurred that people must explore new pro- spects to aid in the conservation of our energy resources. The Natural Sciences Council provided valuable knowledge regarding job-hunting. At a faculty fireside, the chairman of the Geology Department, Dr. Robert Holz, gave hints to graduating seniors on how to act during interviews and what characteristics companies look for in prospective employees. He also shed an opti- mistic light on this subject, stating that a greater number of j obs, as well as higher salaries for those careers are more available than in the past. Alumni were valuable resources in the all-important job search, suggesting helpful academic courses, tips on writing resumes and conveying realistic expectations to students whose majors are not in strong demand in the job market. National Sciences Council 253 Social and Behavioral Council News items ranging from ways to cope with depres- sion to prose written by students of the college were but a few articles published monthly in the Social and Beha- vioral Science Council ' s Prism newsletter. The Council ' s attempt to meet its goal of initiating social interaction between students and faculty mem- bers in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences began with a beer and pretzel party and continued with its participation in the annual Oktoberfest celebration sponsored by the Communication Council. Students and faculty gathered at professors ' homes each month for facult y firesides which served as infor- mal settings for meeting other school members. Those associated with the college got a piece of the pie at the Council ' s t-shirt sale. The newly-adopted symbol, a pie-like design with each of its eight slices rep- resenting a specific major in the college, was drawn on the t-shirts to promote uniqueness for the college. Students ' questions about life after graduation were discussed during a spring Liberal Arts symposium in which the Council participated. FRONT ROW: Carl Dennis Schock Barbara Louise Cilley Vickie Lee Gaudin Candace Lou Andrews George Bryant Hill Martha Anne Booe Secretary- Susan Adele Black President Leona Faith Walthall Martha Freeman McKenzie Robert Franklin Campbell MIDDLE ROW: Steven Earl Parker Advisor Norman Craig Plotkin Shirley Ng Vice- President Elizabeth Ann Stephens Laura Helene Plastrik Adrianne Blair Booe Kathleen Susan Foster Barbara Ann Vanderbeck Janis Ruth Abernathy Betty Lynn Pitchford BACK ROW: Dr. Jude Valdez Faculty Advisor James Jackson Butler Ross Bradley Nathanson Treasurer Brian Patrick Johnson John Mark Heasley Lindsey Duane Lee Fareed Merrill Ayad Robert Nathan Wolf Michael George Sienkiewicz 254 Social and Behavioral Council Engineering Council FRONT ROW: Richard Scott McKitrick Treasurer Charles Lee Sharrai Chairman Larry Ray Phillips Vice-Chairman Kyle Murray Schultz Secretary MIDDLE ROW: Stephen Leo Poizner Lisa Anne Herrera Mary Helen Hunter Soterios Elias Zarakas Clifton Clay Hefner Cathrine Helen Little Larry Dean Bravenec Diana Carranza BACK ROW: Daniel Kenneth Steussy Aaron Timothy Waugh Mark Henry Hopmann Clinton Mathew Rathmell Robert Kimberlin Foster Thomas Robert Mclntire David Mark Epstein Ricki Allen Wright The Student Engineering Council proved that engi- neers do have more fun during their spring picnic. Friendly athletic competition was the name of the game when students in aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical and petroleum engineering joined forces against one another. The winners of the canoeing, vol- leyball and beer-chugging contests received the coveted Alec trophy, commemorating the school ' s patron saint. The members of the Student Engineering Council, elected by their respective technical or honorary organi- zations, collected nominations throughout the year for the General Dynamics teaching award. Distinguished Advisor awards, Outstanding Teaching Assistant awards and the Student Leadership award. Council projects included renting lockers to engineer- ing students and managing the largest on-campus vend- ing area, the Taylor T-Room. Engineering Week was held in February with each department in the college holding workshops and dem- onstrations. In their lectures, practicing engineers stressed the importance of professionalism to students. Faculty members ' homes served as sites for faculty firesides held throughout the year in which getting to know the person behind the professor was the goal. In the relaxed atmosphere, engineering students could become better acquainted w ith the faculty member. THE PEOPLE UT ' s people students, faculty and staff did much to enhance the achievements for the University of the First Class. In Spring, 1978, almost 2,000 scholars attained a 3.5 grade-point average or better. Among them was the University ' s first female Rhodes Scholar, chemis- try student Meredith John. The Longhorn Band ' s collective shouts of damn, damn, damn, at football games exemplified the spirit that united individuals in UTs organizations. Even the smaller Military organizations made themselves heard. Angel Flight member Bronwyn Lawson was selected the official representative of the United States Air Force. The accomplishments of many ardent scholars convinced two authors in American Psychologist to rate the psychology department sixth in the nation. Computer programmers helped make LIT the leader among 106 institutions in computer-assisted teaching and learning. Texas graduates of 1978 joined a list of alumni that read like a Who ' s Who in politics, business and entertainment names like John Con- nally. Lady Bird Johnson, Alan Bean and Mrs. Bing Crosby. And all these individuals comprised the diverse academic society that was The University of Texas. ... .,. I , . ;- ' And again, what Texan ' s heart doesn ' t throb with delight as he contemplates the prospects before us, and as I believe, in the near future, for the erection of a first class state University? Li. Gov. L. J. Story in a speech opening the Texas Legislature, Jan. , 1881 i ' . Special Interest Professionals Limelight Honoraries 258 318 350 368 Military Greeks 392 416 Classes 514 - - I - .- _ v ' - il I . - - _ _ . ; SPECIAL INTERESTS Edited by Cyndi Craig In the mass of more than 450 registered student organiza- tions, several were exceptional. The Silver Spurs raised $43,000 for muscular dystrophy and the .Chamber Singers recorded an album. The crusades of the Red Ryder Preserva- tion Society helped save Wild Basin Wilderness Park. Longhorn Band ] ' Damn, Damn, Damn . . . Damn ' D Followed ' Horns to Arkansas The Longhorn Band, always a loyal backer of the ' Horns, followed the team down the long road to the Cotton Bowl. Getting there was not easy. After planning to attend the nationally-televised Longhorns versus Razorbacks game Oct. 15 in Fayette- ville. Ark., the Band members discovered that not enough seats had been reserved for the group. On Oct. 12, University President Lorene Rogers issued an urgent plea of help. She asked all ticket-hold- ers who were unable to attend the game to return their tickets so that band members could use them. By noon. Oct. 14, 200 extra tickets were procured, and the Band witnessed yet another Longhorn win. The Band marched into Dallas and occupied neutral Mad Dog Crone leads the band in an enthusiastic round of Damn, damn, damn. . . H HI A bedraggled twirler tries to stay dry until half time at the UT vs. SMU game. Bob Steinle ' s sunglasses reflect Tom Rhodes. 262 Longhorn Band territory at the Adolphus hotel for three days prior to the OU-UT battle. While in Dallas, the Band practiced four hours daily to keep in shape for the Friday night revelry. The Band prematurely celebrated UT ' s win over UH in Houston. Houston alumni held a tamale feast for the Band at Hermann Park. From Hermann Park, the Band marched to nearby Rice Stadium. Ken Crone, outspoken president of the Band, led fel- low bandsmen in an old cheer. The cheer was imple- mented in moments of frustration when the Longhorns fumbled a play. To express the collective grief of the Band, Crone jumped up and yelled Damn, damn, damn, damn. The entire Band followed Ken ' s lead, and the cheer became a favorite of ' Horns ' fans. Longhorn Band n Ridiculed Aggie Tradition D Caught Cotton Bowl Fever j His lips didn ' t move, but that ' s because they ' re sewn shut Longhorn Band members give ' em hell at the UH vs. UTgame. Longhorn Band 263 Longhorn Band D Entertained by U of H Bandsmen D Still ' Getting Fired Up ' Y FIRST ROW: Edith Ann Spencer, Robert Benjamin Purdy, Stephen Earl Spooner, Philip Robert Knisely, Richard Keith Frithiof. Russell Wayne Brandt, William Clayton Goodwin, Philip Joseph Porter, Charles Anthon Stephens, Mark Charles Hastings, Robert Patrick Nichols, Lee Otis Taylor. SECOND ROW: Joseph Isabel Gasca, Donald Louis Bierschenk, Thomas Alan Foreman, Jerry Frederick Junkin, Christopher D. Harkrider, Raney Dale Petty, Garry Lewis Myers, Mark Jay Crenwelge, Samuel Hunt Carr, Craig Metz Greenway, Arthur Frederick Graf III, Robert Keith Rowden, Ronald Keith Moore. THIRD ROW: Ronald Wayne Behrends, Richard Alan Dunbar, Kathleen Anne Kadell, Karen Marie Andreas, Sandra Kay Chapman, Marjorie Lynette Nelson, James Michael McEnelly Jr., Craig Alan McKennon, Peggy Jane Williams, Dale Lee Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Andrew Paul rams, Vicente Paredes, Richard Louis Johnson, Edward Charles Stein, William Kennedy Crone, William Otto Haehnel. E , Bandspersons demonstrate that being in the Band is not all work. I -r- 264 Longhorn Band Longhorn Band nBeat The Hell Outa ' D Imbibed at Bavarian Party BAND COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Janice Lynn Crosby. Doreen Kay Payne. BACK ROW: James Gregory Wilson, Garry Lewis Myers, Robert Benjamin Purdy, John Frederick Berry, William Kennedy Crone. Director Tom Rhodes leads the Band from his aluminum pulpit Ken Crone tries 10 administer the Vulcan nerve pinch. but he doesn ' t quite have the technique Longhorn Band 265 Tau Beta Sigma D Altered Band Uniforms D Made Sack Lunches for Band Heading for out-of-town games meant long bus trips for the Band, and the journeys meant lots of hungry musicians. But when the time came, Tau Beta Sigma was there with home- made sack lunches to stave off the hunger pangs. In addition to providing the Band with lunches. Tau Beta Sigma operated a store which carried all emergency equip- ment needed by their fellow Band members. Altering uni- forms for the Band before performances, they also sold Long- horn Band records and coffee mugs throughout the year. Members of the honorary Band sorority are chosen each semester. Selected because of their leadership, spirit and musi- cal ability, women must have lettered in Longhorn Band for two semesters and show enthusiasm and school spirit. Before pledges go through the initiation ceremony, they must have completed the required number of service hours and tests on Band history. Tau Beta Sigma member 1 . CFRONT ROW: Kathleen Anne Kadell. Stephanie Lynn Fariss. Janice Lynn Crosby. Carol Ann Nickels. Marjorie Lynette Nelson. Rita Irene Samano. Nancy Susan North. Victoria Guerra. Stacey Lynn Pool. MIDDLE ROW: C ' aroline Herrise Creeden. Karen Kay Grube. Mary Evelyn Johnson. Mary Virginia Sheffield. Pamela Sue McPhee. Susan Marie Mesecke. Rebecca Ann Moore. Barbara Ann Dorf. Joni Elizabeth Spanjer. BACK ROW: Doreen Kay Payne. Kathryn Mary Mudd. Karen Joy Spmks. Karen Elaine Jones. Kelly Diane Wallin. Susan Lee Sheldon. Myra Lee Klinksiek. | Susan Diane Stanford. Carol Ann Nelson. 266 Tau Beta Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi member accosts a fellow member with intent to injure. pkim Linn Fjnss, .viKilt Niton. Rial iiitnL nil Pool :t SMI Mane Hifltah Spaijtr. kartn fa Spills. Brothers lounge around after their weekly meeting Kappa Kappa Psi n A warded Band Scholarships D Won A lumni Football Game With a winning score of 12-0, members of Kappa Kappa Psi experienced the thrill of victory in their annual football game against the group ' s alumni chapter. Keith Rowden com- mented that the swiftness and perfect execution of the active members was too much for the alumni to overcome. The Longhorn Band fraternity not only won football games. Members also assisted the Band when ever possible, whether providing a scholarship or handling equipment. ROW: William Stephen Gum, Craig Alan McKennon, John De Lane Nelson, Richard Alan Dunbar, Arthur Frederick Graf III. Keith Rob- ert Rowden, Samuel Hunt Carr, Mark Charles Hastings, August James Mit- chon, David Lee Turner. SECOND ROW: Robert Patrick Nichols, Robert Benjamin Purdy, James Gregory Wilson. William Kennedy Crone, Brett Louis Perroux. Dale Lee Chapman, Mark Anthony Hernandez, John Freder- ick Berry. Adrian Lloyd Sorrell, John Edson Michaels. Garry Lewis Myers. THIRD ROW: Edward Charles Stein. Charles Anithon Stephens II, Raney Dale Petty, Samuel Charles McDonald, James Michael McEnelly, Vicente Paredes, Ronald Wayne Behrends, Richard Louis Johnson, James Aaron Abies. FOURTH ROW: Steven Wyatt Philippus. Andrew Paul Farris, Daniel Earl McGooky, Robert Franklin Avant, William Clayton Goodwin, Ronald Keith Moore, John Walker King, Lee Otis Taylor. Joseph Edward Jenkinson. Philip Joseph Porter. Kappa Kappa Psi 267 Chamber Singers D Spring Tour of Hawaii D Produced Christmas A Ibum Amid greetings of aloha and balmy skies, the Chamber Singers performed in the Hawaii Community Concert series during their ten-day stay there in March. During the year, the 24-voice ensemble recorded their vocal chamber music and along with five other colle- giate choirs, they produced a Christmas album which was released through the Book of the Month Club. Tours to Victoria and Houston in the fall enabled the singers to display their vocal talent at various colleges. Under the direction of Dr. Morris J. Beachy, the choir received numerous prestigious invitations both nationally and internation- ally. Formed in 1958 as the Madrigal Singers, the Chamber Singers have earned national acclaim for their vocal chamber music. The Chamber Singers ' talents took them to Hawaii to perform. CFRONT ROW: Margaret E. Gregory. Ann Louise Renfro. Pamela Gail Elrod. Nancy Kay Crawford. Gwen Elizabeth Franke. Jeanne Louise Kemp. Julie Ann Whittington. Nancy Ann Hermanson, Pamela Ann Cates. Priscilla Edel Ash. Teresa Leah Burkland. BACK ROW: Robert Erwin Minor II. Jimmy Preston Wrotenbery. Robert Addison Reid. Patrick Grant Gardner. Robert Eric Jessen. Michael Ray Robertson. Robert Michael Stout. Kevin Bradley Ayesh. Walton Donnie Hood IV. David Harold McShane II. Roy Curtis Vaughan. 268 Chamber Singers Choral Union D Sang ' King David ' in Houston D Presented Movie Program by Dietz The University Choral Union sang Hon Honneger ' s King David at Temple Beth Israel in Houston during the spring. Although Director Morris Beachy reduced the size of the group in 1977, the organization performed Choral Music of the Great Cathe- drals. Singing words by Gabrieli, Schutz, Benevoli and Buikner at the University Methodist Church, the Choral Union also presented a slide and movie presentation by Dr. Hanns-Bertold Dietz. Spring performances included such works as Vaughan Williams ' Serenade to Music and Brahm ' s Alto Rhapsody. The Austin Symphony Orchestra accompanied the group in Haydn ' s Nelson Mass. Dr. Morris J. Beachy, director of the Choral Union UNIS .. V ' ,. ' ! ? ' niGBHiC ! A FRONT ROW: Margaret Newcomb Blake. Marilyn Gay Murr. Terry 1 , ; Gunter Simon, Christine Ruth Wagner, Kathleen Anne Barnes, Helen Eliza- beth Shuler. Eileen Patricia Shannon, Sarah Ann Sparks, Diane Carol Beall, Melissa Kay Hensley, Susan Gayle Hawthorne, Ana Christina Otero. BACK ROW: John Henry Nichols. David Ray Virden. James Arthur Price Jr.. Ste- ven Franklin Brown, William Kauper Cheadle, John Alfred Boulanger. Mar- garet Anne Boulanger, Kenneth Malcolm McDonald. Philip Bratten. Patrick Austin Delaney, Jon Patrick Dowling, Jennifer Marie Jicha, Joan Hamilton Royer, Marli Ann Sawyer. Daniel Thomas Lewis, Andres Castillo. Richard Alan Polunsky. Choral Union 269 Concert Chorale Recorded ' The Eyes of Texas ' nPremiered UT Composer ' s Work The Eyes of Texas were upon Concert Chorale this fall when they recorded the first vocal version of the University ' s adopted song. Arranged by Randy Bass and sung acapella, the album was sold to the public. At their annual spring concert, the choir premiered Studies of Poems by Robert Yeats, composed by UT faculty member Donald Grantham. Director Charles K. Smith also led the group in a selection called The Lighthearted Lovers from the opera Tartuffe. In April, Concert Chorale was one of a select few choirs from eight states invited to the American Choral Directors ' Convention in Lawton, Okla. After perform- ing there, they toured in Colorado giving concerts in Colorado Springs and at Peterson Air Force Base. A FIRST ROW: Ten Jeanette Wagner. Robert Perry H. Bode. Virginia Cameron Clark. Joe Keene Benson. Leigh Ann Barrett. Jeffrey Scott Barnett. Diane Drake. Leslie Carol Nay. Sidney Maurice Wright. Renee Viktoria McCright. Michael Joseph Dowling. Camille Sharon Neuvar. Steven Clyde Schnepp. Sondra Gayle Laymon. Janis McCullough, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Ricky Charles Corse. Donna Lynn Fikes. Joseph Brian Jackson. Jan Marie White. Keith Allan Coffee. Mimi Clare Vornholt. Joseph Jacque Shenkner. Carmen Marie Gonzales. Lisa Irby. Gregory Leo Gastler. Creda Camille Carter. David Marc Owen. Julliette Ann Whittington, Frederick Holt Thomas. THIRD ROW: Robert Michael Moore, Linda Susann Bolding, Carl Colburn Cheshire. Paula Jean Rethlake. Donald Preston Wiley. Patricia Rosalind Riggle. Wayne George Locklear, Michael Alan McCoy. Patricia Ann R. Carroll. Richard George Grey, Norma Villarreal Gonzalez. James Douglas Hurd Jr.. Mary Catherine McMillen. FOURTH ROW: Charles Wayne Gabehart Jr.. Kerrin Ann Kane. William Anton Chamber- lain. Katherine Doughty Gabbert. Richard William Hacker, Carole FitzP- atrick. Reginald Michael Harvey. Stephanie Harrell Prewitt. Christine Ann Rethlake. Robert Charles Burns. Rebecca Anne Fadely. Eric Alfred Blan- chette. Carla von Merz, Michael Dale Cobb. FIFTH ROW: Charles Kenneth Castle. Charles Donelson Spradley, Beverly Ruth Doiron. Ronald James Herrera. Laura Petermann Jenschke. Joseph Norman Peacock, Michael Jay Southerland. Anne Heath Welch, Norman Douglas Anderson. Jan Jo Shrum. Georgia Gay Ribar. Gary Wayne Pyle. Sharon Eileen Dolan. Michael Alan Lucus. 270 Concert Chorale Concert Q, ' vocal Southern Singers n Annual Spring Event D Sang in Mexico andAcapulco SODe faselectfe, !lhe tricar, Chonl Alter perf : Gail Snyder Blocher. Vice President. Tamara Lynn rd . Librarian. Mary Markle Moore. President. Otelia Antoinette Jurcak. Puhlicilv. Ja ne Finch. Treasurer. The Southern Singers Small Ensemble represent the group as a whole S ' S Southern Singers perform in the Special F: ents C ' enter for home basketball game Southern Singers 271 Southern Singers oSelect Touring Show Choir Half-Time Show at A M Game With magic to do just for their audiences, the mem- bers of Southern Singers opened each of their 1977-1978 performances by chanting the opening lyrics from the popular Broadway musical, Pippin. Southern Singers, a select touring-show choir directed by Sue Collins, was comprised of 50 young women rep- resenting all areas of study at the University. While accompanied by an instrumental combo, they per- formed Broadway hits, popular tunes, rock ' n roll and country-western music. Performances varied from infor- mal entertainment to fully-staged formal presentations. The group opened the year in September with a bar- becue on the shores of Decker Lake to let everyone get acquainted with their fellow performers. FIRST ROW: Kathryn Louise Colby. Mary Alice Roberts. Julie Ann Sul- livan. Otelia Antoinette Jurcak. Kathleen Garza. Barbara Jeanne Holland. Linda Alison Aldridge. Noreen Myra Jasper. Deborah Ann Ng. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Susan Foster. Maria Linda Lopez, Cathy Gail Marcus, Catherine Anne Young. Betsy Ann Figer. Cheryl Kathryn Duggan, Deborah Joan Benitez, Ellen Elizabeth Hartnett, Diana Jane Naylor, Maribeth Nel- son. THIRD ROW: Laura Elizabeth Anderson. Mary Ellen Burns. Mary Markle Moore. Kimberly Anne Wallace. Vandi Sharon Glade. Carolyn Reisl Myers. Keva Ann Hoffmann. Mary Carol H orany. Tamara Lynn HardyJ Gail Snyder Blocher. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Kathryn Scholze. Vivian Lynn England. Nancy Coleman. Cynthia Ann Paley. Carlotta Elizabeth Cooperj Lisa Ann Sweeney. Tracy Ann Miles. Rebecca Ann Finley, Deborah Lou Tutje. 272 Southern Singers In November, Southern Singers added to the festivi- ties of the River City when they took a long weekend to tour San Antonio. They performed at Lackland Air Force Base, Fort Sam Houston, La Mansion Hotel and the Arneson River Theatre. They also provided a unique showboat of entertainment as they traveled down the River serenading fellow tourists. The spring schedule began in February with a show in the Special Events Center at halftime during the A M basketball game. April happenings included the Annual Spring Event, a full show with dances, multi-media, scenery, comedy and film, held at Hogg Auditorium. Capping off the year, the group performed in Mexico City for an American community group. Southern Singers Weekend Tour to San Antonio Performed Broadway Hits Southern Singers took a tour down the San Antonio river escorted by several men in uniform from Lackland Air Force Base. The Southern Singers perform song and dance routines for half-time entertainment at the A M basketball game. Southern Singers 273 Longhorn Singers D Celebrates 20th Birthday D Sang Mass in Mexico Traveling through Brownsville and McAllen in early! December, the Longhorn Singers and director Mikej Stout stopped in a border town where they sang noonl Mass at an old cathedral in Mexico. The largest popular music organization on campus! celebrated its 20th birthday with a weekend of concerts,! parties and picnics. Five hundred alumni were invited to| perform at the Anniversary Concert on April 22. On Nov. 12, Longhorn Singers teamed up with thel Forty-Acre-Four Barbershop Quartet in a concert which! filled LBJ Auditorium to capacity. Composed of former| Longhorn Singers, the quartet emerged from a specialty! number performed four years ago. This year ' s specialty! act had a Wizard of Oz theme, complete with six-foot| Munchkins. 1 A FIRST ROW: Barbara Susan Pryor. Suzanne Maureen Moody. Carol Lynn Shaffer. Glenna Suzetle Anderson. Gina Leigh Miller. Lisa Jann Hink- elman. Patricia Ann Stewart. Priscilla Ann Wroth. Debra Lynne Matthew. Karen Kay Dean. SECOND ROW: Brenda Joy McDaniel. Catherine Gray. Jonna Sue Dagen. Jan Woolsey. Catherine Carol Davis. Nancye Marie Car- lock. Mary Elizabeth Shrum. Kim Berman. Jane Brazelton. Debra Ann Rubenstein. Darleen Marie Bordelon. Angela Marie Leyendecker. THIRD ROW: Sheila Kristina Glassford. Sally Suzanne Snider. Margaret Cevin Cat- hell. Mary Elizabeth DiStefano. Dawn Eckles. Diane Elizabeth Kuhn. Rhoda Helen Copeland. Judy Anne Penrod. Susan Mengden O ' Neil. Sharon Sylves- ter Leftwich. Susan Elaine Branda. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Matthew Jackson. Mark Alan Buehler, James Robert DuBois. Thomas Charles Harri-l son. Dana Darrel Jacobson. Andrew Ridgely Taylor. Timothy Slater NashJ Clarance Maris Smith. Dennis Lee Johnson. Ray McKinzie Goodrow. RichJ ard Shane Churchwell. Paul Mark Rutz. FIFTH ROW: Michael Stout. Direc-l tor. John Howard Chenoweth. William Reid Nutting. Raul Clayton Staggsl Stephen Ashon Chan. Charles William Mueller. Mark Chance Soward. Timo-l thy Lynn Fryer. Gregory Stephen Lobb. Charles William Eggert Jr.. Leo] Jason Adams. SIXTH ROW: Paul Garrett Hughes. Paul Alan Boskind. Rich-[ ard Charles Olsen. Billy Joe Cornwell. Oscar Ray Wilson. Douglas Eugene Henshaw. Mark House Crowell. Daniel Robert DiDonato. Michael Law-| rence Kaufman. Stanley Robert Galanski. Kyle Gregory Speed. 274 Longhorn Singers Longhorn Singers D November Concert at LBJ Wizard of Oz Specialty A ct Longhorn Singers demonstrate Short people got no reason It ' s not altshowbiz and glamour. Longhorn Singers practice often. Longhorn Singers 275 University Chorus 3Sold Singing Valentines Performed at A ustin Churches A singing Valentine solved the dilemma of what to buy a sweetheart . The University Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Alaire Lowry provided this unique way to say Happy Valen- tine ' s Day. During the year, the 85-voice choir performed at various Austin churches, emphasizing a variety of sacred and lightly religious music. University Chorus members sing a sample of their Singing Valentines. ft UIUU 1 I T. ROW: Karon Jean Nicol. Donna Kaye Tobleman. Ann Louise avis. Martha Kaye Hill. Hazel Lynn Thornton. Martha Elaine Cast, Karen Elizabeth Barnes. Nora Leigh Jeffrey. Mary ' Alice Leyva, Judy Kathryn Sou- sares. Karen Lee Hunter. Donna Lanelle Gorzycki, Elizabeth Ruth Madsen, Cindy Lea Jones. Jane Susan Lanzisera. Darleen Marie Bordelon. Sue Debra Standley. SECOND ROW: Lisa Kaye Howard. Nancy Elizabeth White. Diana Ruth Beachy. Laura Gay Stueckler, Susan Renee Branson. Donna Lee Cranberry. Phyllis Elaine Farley. Robin Louise Schlichter. Rhonda Sue Allenson. Holly Jackson. Susan Marie Koster. Loralee Lauderdale. Colleen Patricia Hazard. Susan Lynn Clark, Alice Kip Hamilton, Gerry Ann Angel. Sally Day Tngg. Mary Evelyn Johnson. Clare Elaine Wylie. THIRD ROW: Gerald Kennedy Mathews II. Mark Chance Soward. Frederick Thomas Carries III. Samuel Joseph England. Vincente Paredes. David Rene Garza, William Kenneth Berry. Andres Castillo. Darrell Wayne Marks, James Thomas Amsworth. Jesus Garcia. James William Creech. Harlen Rieger Fleming. Curtis Polk Jr. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Ross Clarke. William David Goolsby. Floyd Miles II. Harold Thomas Morton. Charles Ervont Grays. Jeffrey John Colby. William Eugene Wellborn. Kenan Davis Cowling. John David Keene. Eduard James Quails. Stanton Edward Schnepp. Jack McClary Burgess. Stephen W. Van Hooser. Douglas Eugene Henshaw. I- . 276 University Chorus f K .. iMoftoi 0 1 Women ' s Concert Choir a Gave Two Major Concerts a Dr. Charles Smith, New Director Appointment of Dr. Charles Smith, the first faculty direc- tor, gave the 57-voice Women ' s Concert Choir, anoth er view- point of classical music. The only women ' s classical music group on campus gave two major concerts during the year. Benjamin Britten ' s Cere- mony of Carols and Williams ' Magnificat highlighted their University Presbyterian Church performance in fall, 1977. Renaissance to contemporary works were sung at the spring concert. Nicola Porpora ' s Psalm 90 and Richard Crashaw ' s Three Lenton Poems rounded out the performance. Chaula Javant Rana concentrates on Psalm 90. ' ROW: Deborah Barron. Christy Lynn Miller. Sharon Jean Nietu- buY. [ xAnne Orr. Michele Oreoline Bondy. Elizabeth Ann Cuellar. Rhonda Ka (ox. Mae Wayloi Ch ' ng. Chaula Javant Rana. Jean Anne Tanner. Sarah Elaine Brannon. SECOND ROW: Karen Lee Cason. Leslie Karen Toy. Yvonne Annette Acuna. Mela Elizabeth Bach. Mary Smith. Cindy Jo Brit- ton. Paula Beth Ode. Mary Grace Kaufman. Cynthia Lynne Heller. Vivian Pottx. Sarah Lee McCullough. THIRD ROW: Gayle Paulette Honza. Pamela Jewell Gardner. Kim Leann Gamblin. Brenda Lanell Cary. Rose Anne Reed. Nancy Atsuko Parker. Dorothy Jean Isbell. Carol Ann Lindner. Allison Julie Kletke. Nancy Dianne Stewart. Carolyn Lebeau. FOURTH ROW: Mary Kay Precise. Linda Sue Smart. Terry D. Lipsett. Lizbeth Susan Fenner. Patri- cia Jenee Coleman. Rosalind J. Alexander. Susan Elaine Niels. Nancy Ellen Krause. Deborah Ann Clark. Barbara JoAnn Gerhig. Valerie Lynn Peavy. Bobbie Ann Todd. Women ' s Concert Choir 277 Innervisions of Blackness D UTs Only All- Black Choir nHeld Concert at Dallas Church The University ' s only all-Black choir, Innervisions of Blackness, made their first out-of-town appearance in fall, 1977. The concert by the 45-member group was at the Goode Street Baptist Church in Dallas. The coed choir practiced at the University Presbyte- rian Church, and often gave free concerts at churches and community functions. Directed by two students, Floyd Miles II and Samuel Kirk, the choir spent weeks in preparation for their big spring concert held in April. Since their beginning in 1974, sponsor Almetri s Duren and members have strived to educate, emulate, represent and exemplify the soul of the Black experience through the scope of music. - ROW: Yolanda Kay Martin. Cheryln Gwenn Henry. Elizabeth Ann Williams. Wanda Lynn Prater. Cassandra Rose Thomas. SECOND ROW: Kathy Christine Flanagan. Cordis Michele Yates. Bessie Lynn Butler, Evelora Love. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Veronica Hall, Cheryl Yvonne Scott, Shayna Patrice Lee, Nellie Mae Paulhill, Maude Clifton Boling, Sandra LaVern Coaxum, Arlene Lois Youngblood, Jennifer Bennett Lewis. Elvira Yvette Evans, Hattie Berenice White. Brenda Lanell Cary. Andrea Celeste Wheatley. Ava Gisele Wheatley. FOURTH ROW: Colister Dickson III, Craig Anthony Barner, Gilbert A. Harkless. Joseph Aubrey Webb, Kevin Jackson. Harold Hope Jr.. Cornell Tinsley McGhee, Farris Blont, Willie Alton Jackson, Otis Brooks, Floyd Miles II. 278 Innervisions of Blackness Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Organized Polka Band n A ided UT and A rea Music ians Phi Mu Alpha members converse at a Sinfonia get-together While sipping their Longnecks (or their Heinekens), stu- dents in the Tavern were entertained by Phi Mu Alpha Sinfo- nia members who organized a Polka Band. The service organization aided musicians across Texas and at the University. Members provided the manpower for the Texas State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Annually, the contest attracts superior Texas high school musicians who perform individually before nationally-renowned teachers and artists. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, in conjunction with Sigma Alpha Iota, the male music fraternity and Mu Phi Epsilon, the coed fraternity, organized the Panhellenic Council for Music Fra- ternities. AHRST ROW: Carlos Manuel Lopez Jr.. Robert Franklin Avant. SEC- OND ROW: Rene Angel Garcia. William Otto Haehnel III. Thomas Lee, William Francis Swor. Mark Alan Ball. Donald Knaub. THIRD ROW: Nel- son G. Patrick. Kenneth Paul Bierschenk. Eric Laurence Monashkin. Rich- ard Foster Wallace. Elmo Stewart Lopez. Dennis Brian Hutchison. Bryan Claude Alexander. Daniel J. Patrylak. FOURTH ROW: William Stephen Gum. Jesus Garcia. William Kennedy Crone. Stephen Earl Spooner. Perry Norman Frank. Charles Ervont Grays. Daniel Thomas Lewis. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 279 Alpha Phi Omega Organized Fall-Spring Blood Drive tiFall Drive Netted 2,267 Pints In an all-out attempt to prove their blood really was orange, Athletic Director Darrell Royal and Football Coach Fred Akers were among the donors in the Alpha Phi Omega fall blood drive. Akers and Royal donated blood to publicize the blood drive, which benefited Texas hemophiliacs. The drive collected 2,267 pints of blood, approxi- mately a 50 percent increase over the spring, 1977 total. In November, APO came clean with a bathtub pull, donating moneys to the American Heart Association. For two days, members tugged the unseemly object around campus encouraging students to contribute. Sin city reigned Oct. 1 when APO held their first Casino Royale. Las Vegas high roller atmosphere pre- A FIRST ROW: Charles Philip Zlatkovich. Ruth Michelle Gonzalez, Teresa Ann Conoley, David Lee Blackwell. Charles Michael Smith. Elmer T. Zilch. William Edward Becker. Hugh David Orr, Sally Mary Robichaux. Michelle Jane Broussard. Carole Ann Jones, Dabney Ann Brister. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Casandra Marchan, Linda Gail Dunlap, Carol Sue Baker. Cynthia Harrison Norwood. Fonda Lynn Kosoris, Deborah Rae Garver, Margarette Priscilla Gutjahr. Kathryn Ann Siler. John Paul Loven. Lindsey Seldon. THIRD ROW: Kathenne Lucia Chatas, Kathryn Joan Breen, Susan Elaine Reaves. Carole Lee Okamoto. Rudy Wallis Stefancik. Nancy Ann Dean. Ter- rence Bernard Gaus. Sherri Lane Atkins, Debra Lynn Atkins, William Robb Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Dodi Anne Keith, Gilda Pro, John Henry Depew Jr.. Glenda Raye Robbins. William David Perdue. John Frederick Dick, David Lee Gruber. Susan Jess Henderson. FIFTH ROW: Ram Vepa, Michael Alan Odell. Stephen Leo Poizner. Benicio Espitia. Patricia Jenee Coleman. Charles Duncan Orr, Carroll Eilene Droemer, Laura Kathryn Schneider. Karen Lynette Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Bridget Celeste O ' Brien, Stacy Ann Delaney, Sydney Diana Burton, Barbara Ann Leonard, Frances Gladys Cooke, Gregory B. Powers. Fernando Deleon, Marietta Baccus, Eileen Elizabeth Clark, Philip Luther Perry. Linda Susan Sarles. SEVENTH ROW: Wilson Donald Rohan. Kelvin Lee Mullins, Larry Olan Rasco, Ste- phen Paul Schmidt, Yolanda Ortiz Torres, Anita Marie Sweeney. Kathleen Mary Gilliard, Barbara Elizabeth Williams, Arturo Perez Jr., Richard Allen Reagan. EIGHTH ROW: Roy Campbell Buckingham, Harry Daniel Hanen, Leslie Charles Jones, Theresa Ann Bell, Karen Marie Haley, Laura Ellen Upchurch, Mary Finely Cook, Dorman Neal Farmer Jr. NINTH ROW: Andrew Jackson Speer III. Scott Lewis, Joseph Alexander Gonzales, Timothy Kevin Davies. John Emery Pritchard, David Mark Tilley, Edward Louis Triece. TENTH ROW: Jay Paul Wranischar, Edward Leroy Doud, William David Schwarzer, Geryl Clinton Harris. Albert J. McMullin, Reynolds Mar- tin Cushman. William Warren Barr. Norman Ray Alston, Bendel Seveil Rushing Jr. 280 Alpha Phi Omega vailed, with an open bar, dancing, a roulette wheel, craps, blackjack and poker. Playboy bunnies were also on hand to assure good luck. In November, pandemonium reigned during the A M football game. Aggie Corpsmen blocked the field when APO members attempted the traditional flag run. Although corpsmen finally relented, only a shortened version of the run was made by the APO ' s. APO ' s ushered at all CEC events and at the nationally syndicated PBS Austin City Limits taping. Many camping out for A M and Cotton Bowl tickets remembered APO ' s as those guys who woke me up, gave me a number and told me to go home and come back tomorrow morning to get tickets. Alpha Phi Omega D Runners of the Texas Flag UHeart Fund Bathtub Pull Playboy bunny Mary Buckingham ensures good luck at the gaming tables at the Casino Royale APO ' s employ bedside manner at the Blood Drive A horde of APO members converge upon the campus, encouraging contributions for the Heart Fund Bathtub Pull. Alpha Phi Omega 281 Alpha Phi Omega nUsheredat PBS Tapings nA M Pre-game Hostility At Casino, John Loven leads the male counterpart of the Swampettes in song. A FIRST ROW: Susan Lura Robinson. Karen Annette Jeu. Karen Diane Katz. Sylvia Ann De Los Santos. Alma Eliza Schneider. Kenneth Dion Mills. James Walter Goggans. Josephine Veronica Nericcio, Crystal Dawn McDaniel. Mary Anne Buckingham. Linda Dale Perry. Otelia Antoinette Jurcak. Diane Daye. Alice Gander Dreyfuss. SECOND ROW: Keva Ann Hoffmann. James Leslie Arth. Kathleen Garza, Barbara Lynn Burck. Cheryl Lynn Crane. Susanne Michelle Branisa. Patricia Colleen Dyer. Margaret Eleanor Florance. Andrea Rebecca Altman. Catherine Ann Reuland. Terry Ann Jochetz. Susan Mary Prochaska. Karen Anne Smith. Leslie Marie Keeler. Julie Sue Perkins. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Marie LaBouff. Kelcey G. Yarbrough. Ingeri Lynne Hobbs. Joanne Stephanie Keenmon. Georgann Johnson. Catherine Masters. Beth Anne Bernhard. Elizabeth Neel Joyce. Anne Marie Stearns. Debra Sue McKee. Pamela Ann Foote. Donna Jo Wat- son. Catherine Louise Derrick. Linda Karan Miller. FOURTH ROW: Ste- phanie Alice Allbritton. Clifton Carl Smith. Dwayne Loflin Todd. Jan Ellen Lait. Lyle Matthew Deffebach. Wendy Ann Siergiej. Mary Jane Watts. Car- men Marie Serna. Kerry Lynn Giles. Abbey Belina Berenson. Vicki Anne McCanse. Connie Elizabeth Bradfield. Caroline Eberhard Williams, Eliza- beth Jeanne Brown, Barbara Clarke Frazee. FIFTH ROW: Robert Page Smith Jr.. Frank Delbert Heuszel. Gregg Richard Hoblet. Harold Luther Hendrick. Donna Lynn Williams. Craig Stephen Shires. Sheryl Lynn Smith. Glen Lewis Pinkerton. Anne Louise DeWitt. Sylvia M. Delgado. Robyn Aili Lindbeck. Diane Mane Becker. Jane Ellen Denkler. Rita Ann Penshorn. Patricia Ann Coleman. SIXTH ROW: William Bennett Kahlke. Kim Douglas Campbell. Dana Lynn Lewis. Judy Kay Sinclair. Rodney Duane Kothmann. Pete Anthony Canga. Cary Burton Schulz. Carmen Joseph Dingrando. Steven Scott Camp. Rex Graham McDonnell III. Timothy Gerard Sralla. SEV- ENTH ROW: Julie Ann Jordan. Dianne Tesarek. Dale Medley Knight. Steve Louis Lanchak. Richard Yuan-Chien Lee. Keith Joseph Crawford. John Marcus Hutyra. Brian Lee Lenhart. Maria Anita Martinez. Steven Gabriel Lemieux. EIGHTH ROW: Helen Clare Freitag, Rebecca Shirley Yee. John Chip Rainey. Charles Alfredo Montero. Kurt Alan Rosenhagen. Charles David Rogers. Mark Joseph Mickunas. Jimmy Dane Key. James Neeley Gnbble. Kathryn Anne Hager. Christopher P. Mitchell. Frank Robert Rob- inson. Esmeralda Millie Dimas. Jill Marie Mandel. 282 Alpha Phi Omega - Maybe the best thing a Babe does is meet the swimmers and become their friend, Laurie Lorenz. president, said. Members of the Babes helped to boost the swim team ' s spirit before meets at the new Texas Olympic Swim Center and acted as official UT hostesses during swim meets. High- lights of this year ' s meets included the National Amateur Ath- letic Union and the U.S. versus U.S.S.R. competition. The swimmers and the Babes worked to support each other throughout the year. The Babes inspired a new all male group, the Steer Studs, who supported the women ' s swim team. 1J Bevo ' s Babes D UT Swim Team Supporters D Helped Create Steer Studs ROW: Sheila Marie Leehey. Teresa Louise Matthews. Georgia Lorraine Ford. Shari Lynn Frederick. Laura Frances Griswold. Mary Susan Burst. Barbara Ann Meyerson. Leslie Ann Woods. Louisa Mershon Craft, Catherine Ruth Thompson. Laurie Kay Lorenz. SECOND ROW: Allison Anne Royal. Laura Alison Hayes, D ' Anne Farmer. Bennie Sue Dacus. Kath- leen Buck King. Patricia Sue Hubbard. Abigail Jean Tholen. Leslie Carol Hiebert. Kimberlee Ann Ruck. Suzanne Vick. Kim Leann Gamblin. Donna Elaine Telkamp. Jo Evelyn Brinson. THIRD ROW: Cherie Lee Kaufman, Julie Ann Spiller. Dubravka Marija Hrgovcic. Janette Louise Lorenz. Susan Brusenhan. Jana Kaay Bell. Anne Lori Pedigo. Cindy Lou Pedigo. Sean Link O ' Connor. Sally Lynn Martin. Rebecca Rhea Coffey. Janice Mary Bickford, Elizabeth Jane Waggoner. Ann Rose Blumenthal. FOURTH ROW: Amy Annette Royal, Karen Rene Kroening, Ellen Louise Arthur. Kathryn Lauern Bonham. Pamela Sue Rutherford. Holly Win Harrell, Cheryl Ann Colmery, Jo Ann Sperandio, Jan Marie Thorsen. Mina Maria Fain. Cynthia Marie Hertz. Michelle Leanne Parsons. Lecia Ellen Barton. Cathy Nanette Taylor. Cynthia Jean Hemperly. Bevo ' s Babes boost swimmers ' spirits by decorating locker rooms. Bored Martyrs D Martyrs Gather at Scholz ' s n Beer Cans Recycled More beer was the order of the evening when the Bored Martyrs gathered at Scholz ' s Beer Garden. Members of this prestigious group met on the first Wednesday of each month to consume massive quantities of their favorite bever- age. Members from Kappa Alpha Theta, Pi Beta Phi, Chi Omega, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Delta Delta and Zeta Tau Alpha participated. Bored Martyrs, a women ' s social organization, was devoted to the enjoyment of leisure time. Members participated in several service projects throughout the year. Beer was sold during the Round-Up carnival and the proceeds went to char- ity. The women also worked in a beer can recycling effort to support Posse West. M ten Of KM ' ' : - - Kfdilto G f ;e:.u ' - .Xi ' :i- : - - ; ' - Members of Bored Martyrs lake time from their arduous studies to relax. ROW: Lisa Dianne Hamm. Mary Kathryn Matthews. Kathryn nne Irish. Susan Holt Osburn. Cynthia Anne Curtis. Frances Royall. Kath- erine Eve Barker. Toni Ann Provost. Leslie Ann Fischer, Susan Maclean Oviatt. Julianne Shade. Teresa Jo Brown. SECOND ROW: Cyndi Brooks. Shannon Spence. Jina Elaine Taylor. Stephanie Ann McClure. Denise Gail Brown. Elizabeth Kay Sanderson. Cynthia Bills. Elizabeth Jean Bentsen, Karen Jo Murphy. Mary Dell Harrington. Allison Randal Potts. Elizabeth Clare Broun. Carol Jean Brollier. Carol Preston Williams. THIRD ROW: Shelley Cloud Guerriero. Carolyn Ruth Burney. Susan Kay Sample. Merry Kathryn Carrington. Cynthia Gayle Walker. Nancy Louise Gerlach. Theresa Lynn Deal. Carrie Green Chapman. Suzanne Heflin Harris. Sandra Anne Drews. Priscilla Alden Bumstead. Ann Martha Booe. Mary Catherine Bell. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Elaine Payton. Jill Thompson. Haily Beth Poindex- ter. Alice Florence Murray. Stephanie Fletcher. Margaret Callie Wroe. Stacy Louise Perlitz, Anne Burleson Cowden. Cclinda Yvette Garza. Heidi Ann Huber. Susan Marie Irons. Susan Benton Scace. Jocelyn Claire Vial. 284 - Bored Martyrs Among the booths on the West Mall, the Christian Science Organization distributed a variety of Christian news. Members worked at the booth answering ques- tions about the Christian faith, particularly the Christian beliefs. Through their literature service, the group sup- plied copies of The Journal and The Sentinel. Guest speakers presented their ideas on the Christian Science faith. In February, Ruth E. Jenks, C.S.B., gave a special lecture, Something to Depend On. She said through her Christian Scientist belief that she felt that God gave her her abilities so she should depend on him for the use of these talents. Geoffrey Godsell, overseas editor of the Christian Science Monitor, spoke to jour- nalism students about overseas reporting. Christian Science Organization D Distributed ' The Sentinel ' D Hosted Speaker, Ruth Jenks ROW: Peter Baker Anderson. April Abraham. Dana Elizabeth Stmson. Sandra Lynn Gray, Wade Watson Wolfe. Sandra Anne Lambert. Constance Anne Burrus. Leslie Perkins. SECOND ROW: Michael Dewey Barrow. Robert Kalle Michaels. Jeffrey Kim Holmes, Eric Tate Troseth, Robin Lynne Garner. Carl Wood. James Thomas Bryan Jr.. Charles Alan Korthals, Jeffrey Scott Cadey. Ottis Charles Foster. Helen Clare Helmer. Christian Science Organization 285 Cisco Kids uBi-monthly Breakfasts at Union D Annual Viewing of Fiesta Parade Although most students are asleep at 7:30 on Thurs- day mornings, the Cisco Kids met at the Union to eat breakfast and sing The Eyes of Texas. Originally din- ing at Cisco ' s Bakery, the Kids met on the first and third Thursday of each month. Last year, they moved to the Garden Room of the Texas Union for their meetings. Designed to get leaders from different campus organi- zations together for discussion and interaction, the meetings provided a communication link for activities. Every year during Fiesta week, the Kids eat dinner while riding down a barge on the San Antonio river. They then attend the Fiesta Flambeau parade. In honor of the now-defunct OU campout, some members spent the night at Memorial Stadium anyway. A FIRST ROW: Milan Ross Hughston, Barbara Linch Pate. John Walton Craddock Jr.. Cynthia Jean Powell. Joan Kathryn Powell. Sharon Lynn Stew- art. Carla Jean Otto. SECOND ROW: Cygne Lynn Hahn. Helen Kathleen Johnson. Ann Coke Spillman. William Calvin Chaney, Anna Clare Buie. THIRD ROW: Angela Gayle Hedge, Katherine Lucia Chatas, Elizabeth Anne Borrett, Sonia Lewis, Martin David Lopez, Nancy Ann Davidson. Kent Howard Gordon. Cheryl Ann Zaremba, Charles Christopher Reeder. FOURTH ROW: Leona Faith Walthall. Diane Bryd Tudor. Diane Drake, Linda Carol Goehrs. Marnie Bernadine Joseph, Hollyce Charenn Giles, Teree Allan Bowers. Brian Cogburn. FIFTH ROW: Margaret C. Berry. Ste- phen Lane Jukes. Martha Ann Fitzpatrick, Barbara Chasan, Randall Jay Fein. Margaret Parker. Franklin Lewis Tuttle. Jan Lee Peveler. Terence John Hart. SIXTH ROW: Royla Marie Cox. David Eugene Kusnerik, Margaret Lynn Liddle. James Micheal Dockerty. LEDGE: Robert Eben Price Jr.. Ben- nett Hunter Farrell, Stephen Keith Laycock. 286 Cisco Kids One flew east; one flew west; one flew over the Crow ' s Nest and found the Navy Co-Op still coping with sanity. The only organization of its kind in the country. Crow ' s Nest provided housing, cooperation and fellowship for Navy midshipment attending The University of Texas. Inside the co-op hung the bell from the USS Tripoli, a World War II ship. The bell clanged in case of emer- gency when members ran from their rooms, armed with sticks and clubs, and prepared to defend their nest. Crow ' s Nest held a traditional dining-in, a dinner which involved a set of formal procedures for seating, serving and toasting. As the wine flowed, the toasting turned into roasting. Animated comments were exchanged by members of rival military branches. Crow ' s Nest nNavy Housing Co-Operative D Held Dining-In Ceremonies . ' : : James Carlton Degenhardt, Danny Thomas O ' Neil. Steven ark Robertson. David Bradley Knox, Michael Keith Stacey. SECOND ROW: James Finley Darrah, James Keith Sellers. Dennis Craig Stanczak. Laron Paul Beverage. THIRD ROW: Richard Keith Downs. Glen Urban mmm Shoup. David Vincent Bose. Norman Jose Farley. Raymond James Adams. Raymond Andrew Melton, Terry Joseph Sullivan. Larry Curtis New. Timo- thy Joseph James Harrop. FOURTH ROW: Marcus Paul Wait. Robert Allen Langworthy. FIFTH ROW: Ricky Verne Richards. Ted Gettinger III. Carlos Joaquin Espinoza. William Arthur Olsen. Crow ' s Nest 287 El Grupo Universitario de Danza y Arte Folklorico Performed Folklorico Ballet nPreserved Mexican Heritage CFRONT ROW: Eva Lucia Riddle, Maria del Carmen Vasquez, Frances E. Lerma, Dolores Soto, Selma Patricia Bazaldua, Norma Patricia Haynes, B. Natalia Dowd. BACK ROW: Ricardo Jimenez Navarro, Rolando Benavidez. Arturo Oscar Polanco, Michael Raye Carmona. Guadalupe Benancio Limon, Ruben Garza, David Gilberto Zamora, Raul Angel Esparza. The historic art of Folklorico ballet is an integral part of Mexican culture. El Grupo Universitario de Danza y Arte Folklorico, made up of University students staff and faculty, formed to preserve the Mexican heritage of Folklorico ballet. Colorful costumes and South Ameri- can dancing highlighted performances. 288 El Grupo Universitario de Danza y Arte Folklorico First Epicurean Order of Delclesians D Sponsored Orientation for Blacks D Organized Basketball Tournament The name doesn ' t really mean anything. We just needed a name, Charles Malone, former president of the First Epicurean Order of Delclesians, said. Organized in 1977 to help out on campus in any way possible, the Delclesians sponsored an orientation program for Black students entering UT. Members aided the community by throwing a Halloween party for children ages eight to fifteen who were involved in the Big Brothers organization. Besides setting up a basketball tournament for UT fraternities and independents, the Delclesians held a rap session for Black high school students around Austin. Adrian Hart. Micheal Curtis Calloway. John Harvey, Velma Joyce Gaines, Charles Eugene Malone, Reggy Nelle Maria Pope. Sharitta Gale Chism, Marilyn Renea McDonald, Kenneth Anthony Jackson, Micheal Dwight Lane, Frederick Gerald Williams. First Epicurean Order of Delclesians 289 Gamma Delta Epsilon D Promoted Blood Drive D Aided in Preregistration CFRONT ROW: Gregory Winson Hickman, Catherine Mary Myers, Wil- liam Brice Wilborn, Valerie Jeanne Oakes, Lawrence Edward Foote, Maria de Jesus Perez, David Eugene Kusnenk. Robin Wagner, Cindy Louise Silver- blatt, Karen Diane Katz, Marilyn Denise Kirk. MIDDLE ROW: Eliza Cath- erine Stockton, Naomi Garcia, Stephanie Lynn Sisley, Mary Jane McReynolds, Hilda Juanita Garza, Cynthia Canche Estevis, Mary Catherine Cull, Diana Lynn Hatch, Marianne Kristynik, Ellen Louise LaRose. BACK ROW: Helen Marie Kitchen, Martha Jane Delmore, Mary Jane VanGuilder, Karen Delana Stokes, Wayne Edward Grant, Sherry Darlene Huie, Lois Helen Basenfelder. A GDE active signs up a visitor at the annual Open House. 290 Gamma Delta Epsilon Gamma Delta Epsilon D Met Walt Garrison D Helped Humane Society Gamma Delta Epsilon members found out their services paid off in more ways than just receiving personal satisfac- tion. When helping the Rodeo Club by selling raffle tickets, members met ex-football player Walt Garrison. Aiding in preregistration and promoting the University Blood Drive, the 70-member organization assisted the Univer- sity as well as the community. The active group furthered its goal of providing services to the city through friendship. Members were called on to assist in various activities. Car- ing for puppies for three days while displaying them to UT students helped raise money for the Austin Humane Society. Robin Wagner perches across Waller Creek in an effort to snag some trash An agile GDE member fishes for a scrap of trash that ' s just beyond his reach. Gamma Delta Epsilon 291 La Amistad Chicano A wareness Stressed D Study Skills Workshop Because amistad means friendship in Spanish, La Amistad chose that name when students grouped to acquaint incoming transfer and freshman students with the UT campus and facilities. Although Chicano awareness and culture became the main focus of the group, the membership was not restricted to Chicanes. Culturally-oriented meetings centered on various aspects of Mex- ican-American culture including literature, poetry, art and history. La Amistad sponsored a study skills workshop in the spring to help aid students in areas such as test and note taking. La Amislad hosted many speakers on literature, art and poetry. AFIRST ROW: Janie Rodriguez. George Chacon. Maria Elsa Rodriguez, Susana Ventura Perez, Margaret Arizpe Rodriguez. Silvia Sustaita Ramos. Bias Daniel Hinojosa. SECOND ROW: Nora Maria Salinas. Kevin Day Fleming. Deborah Ann Laredo. Virginia Garza. Belinda C. Trevino. Jane Laura Lara. THIRD ROW: Cesar Augusto Longoria. Susan Villanueva, Jose Alfredo Rodriguez. Mary Lou Gonzales. FOURTH ROW: Hector Adolfo Davalos. Juana D. T. Gun. Rene Reyes. Jesus Emiliana Fraire. Rojelio Garza. FIFTH ROW: Juan Carlos Alanis. 292 La Amistad Phi Theta Kappa D Celebrated Third Year at UT D Attended State PTK Convention lfUR,ItaJ|Ml). Phi Theta Kappa members enjoy a Sunday evening potluck supper. As an alumni association, Longhorn Phi Theta Kappa celebrated its third year at the University. The organization is recognized as one of only three Phi Theta Kappa members in the nation. When honorary junior college organization Phi Theta Kappa members left their two year colleges, they joined the UT group. The society promoted scholarship, developed character and culti- vated fellowship among members. Parties held every other month provided get-togethers for members and their guests. Honorary membership was also given to men and women who had rendered distinguished service to mankind. ROW: William Franklin Coates. Jo Ann Viktorin. Jaye Lynn eir. Jana Cecile Nicksick. Michael Charles Swihart. Sonia A. Sandovah. Jeffrey Jack Boggan. BACK ROW: Ronald James Hermes. Gloria Jean Bushacker. Diana Olivia Bravo. Alan Lee Castetter. Shannon Lee Woodman- see. Sarah Kathryn Woodward. Forrest Wayne Prater. David Eugene Kus- nerik. Phi Theta Kappa 293 Noze Brotherhood Afield Un-Rush Parties n Nazal Knozal Telethon To become a member of the Noze Brotherhood, one must have a GPA higher than 3.75 or lower than 1.75. With spo- radic moments of lunacy or random antics of pleasing pleas- ure, the new members of the Noze Brotherhood were chosen this year during Un-Rush. Led by club officers. The Grand Noze, the Not-So-Grand Noze. Pick N. Noze. Who Noze and Ezon Olfactory, the Noze Brothers organized a group patterned after the greatest knows of all, J. Edgar Hoover, and continued to refer to themselves as just renegade intellectuals. Because of their quest for the perfect Noze. various events were held by the Brotherhood. Activities included the Nazal Knozal Telethon and the Annual Wesson Oil Party. Noze Brothers round up items for a scavenger hunt on Derby Day -: ' I - - i,K h Carl Werner If a honky and a Texas Cowboy jumped off the tower, who would land first? 294 Noze Brotherhood Orange Jackets dMascot Found in Sorority Closet D Host esses of the University Former Press Secretary Liz Carpenter speaks on women ' s changing roles. Egyptian Ella has been found! Discovered in a sorority house closet in January, 1978, the lost mascot, Ella, helped continue the Orange Jackets ' theme of reviving traditions. In keeping with the theme, members ushered at the Union reded- ication in October as the group had done at the original open- ing and dedication in 1933. The role of women is changing, and I think this is evident in Orange Jackets, Sherry Giles, president of Orange Jackets said. Former Press Secretary to Lady Bird Johnson, Liz Car- penter, spoke on the role of women on the University campus. imp tail on De Dai AFIRST ROW: Jean Helen Brockie, Stacy Renee Bankhead, Sara Sue Avant, Hollyce Charenn Giles. Elizabeth Ann Stephens, Jessie Judith Aro- now. Karen Lee Mourey, Peggy Anne Parker. SECOND ROW: Jean Anne Crow, Ten Lynn Wenglein, Katherine Lucia Chatas, Mindy Joy Siegel, Dor- othy Lynne McGee. Jill Arnold Roberts. THIRD ROW: Michele Annise Davidson, Carol Jean McAnelly, Cheryl Ann Zaremba, Arleas Upton, Debra Ann Herman. FOURTH ROW: Diana Jane Naylor, Mary Kathleen Price. Sharon Lynn McCloud, Margaret Lynn Adams, Betty Sue Bierschenk. FIFTH ROW: Karen Kay Grube, Catherine Hurt, Pamela Jill Nanney, Ally- son Leigh Womac, Kathleen Ann McCormick. r. .oiWta 1 ' Orange Jackets 295 Posse n Painted Store Windows D Dad ' s Day Balloon Sale Fire up for OU was the theme and Beat the hell outa OU was the slogan for Posse ' s Texas vs. OU pre- game celebration at The Keg. Drag-o-mania reflected the high spirits throughout the 1977 season. Posse painted the town orange and white as they covered store windows on the Drag with clever tempera spirit slogans. The Dad ' s Day balloon sale raised money for the travel funds of the UT cheerleaders and the Longhorn Band. Other service projects included a Halloween booth on the West Mall for the Big Brother Association and an Easter egg hunt for underprivileged children. In October, Posse members challenged children from the Austin State School to a Softball game. After Posse lost the game, they treated the youngsters to a picnic. ROW: Scott Bedford Aston, Kevin Leonard Johnson. Andrew Johnson McDavid. Douglas Jackson Dashiell. Keith Alan Bellinger. Claude Ramsey Clinton Jr.. Ronald Lee Peterson. William Jefferson Campbell. Nancy Dale. Tina Sue Rosenbaum. D ' Ann Dyer. Cynthia Lee Williford, Susan Cynthia Lok. Beverly Lynn Blagg. SECOND ROW: Paul Martin Wil- liams. Byron Davis Morriss, Gloria Marie Kelso. Nancy JoAnne Hodges. Thomas Gerard McNichols. Karen Marie Anderson. Cynthia Gaye Grin- stead, Georgeann Hedrick. Jack Dowd Schulze. Sarah Walton Richards, Vicki Anne McCanse. Renee Evelyn Kellner. Patti Rae Barshop. Susanne Gay Spiegelglass. THIRD ROW: Todd Carr Minor. Robert Martin Kleid- erer. Gary Steven Bagelman. Barbara Jean Biegger. Debra Denise Dobbins. Katherine Elizabeth Hackerman, Glenda Leigh Smith. Kirtley Harriss, Louise Lile Thompson, Mary Bernadette Yelich, Jon Bradley Greenblum. FOURTH ROW: Richard Hobson Everett III. Amy Claire Dempsey. Mar- tha Maynard, Mary Ellen Shelton. Sarah Ellen Brooks. Kari Gail Sears. Jill Ann Adkins. FIFTH ROW: Stephen Farrell Bender. Stephen Douglas Krause. Harriet Alecia Hampton. Jeffry Ellis Rusk. Nancy Loretta O ' Brien, Susan Gayle Simpson, Don Henry Collins, Max Alan Reichenthal. Stephanie Ann Wheelis. Kathryn Lynn Poole, Meg Allison Carrell, Pamela Sue Wil- more. Jayne Kuchman Williams. Elizabeth Anne Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Jeffrey Howard Siegel. Allison Linda Nann. Kelly Esson Fish. John Darrell Burnitt. John Pollan Wilkirson. Matthew August Thanheiser. William Blake Browder. Samuel Robert Moser. William Frederick Wallace. Thomas Hodge Flowers. Bradford Holton Martin. Bryan Karl Colquitt. Marshall Holloway Crawford. Harry Rufus Holmes. Robert Paul Jorwayuaz III. 296 Posse Posse n Egg Hunt For Deaf Children D A ided Austin Big Brothers ' After Posse Biers io a picnic, A Posse Easter Egg hunt produced smiles at the Deaf School Helping hands lift a deaf child to his feet during the Posse party , wr .,,-Ui S5-2 Sff A youngster from the Deaf school proudly displays his treasures from the egg hunt Posse 297 Red Ryder Preservation Society n Raised $1, 1 00 For Wild Basin D You Betcha, Red Ryder We ' re a peaceable peoples; but we ' ve never backed away from a fight. The Red Ryder Preservation Society promoted and defended democracy wherever it was in peril. The Society took its name from the old Red Ryder Show in which a young Robert Blake starred. Named for characters in the series were officers Red Ryder. Little Beaver, Duchess and Fletcher. In June, the Society raised over $1.100 in a rally on the West Mall to help save the Wild Basin Wilderness Park. The new Shyster Award was given to William Hays, vice-president of academic affairs for his part in keeping students off of the Committee for General and Comparative Studies. As Blake would have said, You betcha. Red Ryder. AFRONT ROW: Robert Donnell Fuller. Aslam of Narnia. Janet Elaine Cox. Paul Joseph Cimoch. Jay Gerald Hendrickson, C. O. Fred Caine, Patricia Sue Heil. MIDDLE ROW: David Timothy Moynihan. David Allen Anderson. Steven Monroe Smith, Knott A. Member. Wendy Diane Winborn. Cheryl Jean Westerman. George Bryant Hill. Ann Iris Miller. Meredith Cum- mings. Karen Ann Paup. Laura Louise Castro, Therese B. Strain. John Dar- rell Albert. Ross Bradley Nathanson. Leona Faith Walthall. BACK ROW: Gary Bruce McNeil. Samuel Joseph Waring. Susan Anne Bunn. Sara Sue Avant. James Burnley Adkins Jr., John David Harrison. Robert Bruce Benesh, David Sabol. Charles Fred Dvorsky III. Mark Hamilton Zion. 298 Red Ryder Preservation Society W offers fed I Fletcher. ;iSl arall yon s his part in Spooks Football Coach Akers Honored Weenies, New Pledges, Tapped in Although their insignia is the skull and cr oss bones, mem- bers of Spooks did not try to scare anyone. In fact the only kind of screams which Spooks evoked were those in support of UTs many athletic teams. Spooks, an honorary spirit group comprised of freshmen and sophomore women, add 30 to 40 new members each semester. Spooks ' traditions for tapping in date from their ear- liest days. New pledges, called weenies, helped paint slo- gans such as Send Boston College Out To Sea on the win- dows of the Drag. Their spirit extended to the locker rooms which before games were decorated with signs, slogans and orange and white streamers. The Spooks awarded an honorary membership and a pla- que to Coach Fred Akers at the Texas Tech football game. A FIRST ROW: Anne Ivy Ginsburg, Laura Marie Squires. Deborah Gayle Smith. Carolyn Louise Paxton. Fara Sue Meltzer. Judy Logan. Kathleen C. Mayne. Ten Lynn Wenglein. Chief Haunt. Carol Lee Hardwick. Shyla Thomas, Gail Elizabeth New, Jo Ann Rosenfeld. Peter Ann Reardon. Cynt- hia Aileen Cyr. SECOND ROW: Carole Lee Okamoto. Karen Wiss. Melody Marie Moore. Garnette Carrol Kennedy, Kami Lynn Wilson, Julee Anne Stokes, Gay Lynn Cokendolpher, Carol Marie Gainey, Barbee Lane Transou. Vicki Sue Murdoch. Elizabeth Ann King. Leisa Louise Gettys, Marcella Mary Lochte. Lee Carroll McGovern. Leslie Elizabeth Lewis. Sara Shulamit Simon. Helen Anne Jennings. Pamela Joyce Tiras, Tina Gay Hester, Nancy Lynn Kolitz, Ruth Ormond Parkey, Cynthia Iris Acuna, Vicki Lynn Brumley. Irma DeLayne Bacon. THIRD ROW: Zetta Alonso Young, Linda Gail Lein- bach. Marty Louise Vollers, Caren Diane Casal. Barbara Ann Cheaney, Susan Ellen Reilly. Patricia Frances Conley, Mary C. Woodward. Paula Sue Mueller. Sharon Lucille Partin. Susan Patricia Grant. Susan Marie Clark. Martha Lee Mullen, Judith Alice Hightower. Kathy Kershner, Priscilla Ann McLane. Susan Corinne Tighe. Samia Mae Dochen. Janice Lynn Rosen. Holly Ann Coy. Debra Kay Paxton. Elizabeth Ann Whitley, Susan Kim Overly. FOURTH ROW: Mary Pat Mueller. Diane Lauderdale. Elizabeth Vega Dunn. Carol Barrie Reich. Tracey Lynn Bishkin. Teresa Gale Cham- bers. Teresa Renee Miller. Frances Ann Folzenlogen. Teri Kay Kramer, Debora Elaine Daniels. Suzanne Lorainne Berkel. Jinx Falkenhagen, Julie Maxine Holmes. I inda Wantschek, Loralee Lauderdale. Martha Sue Halden. Spooks 299 Silver Spurs Keepers ofBevo D Hosted Bevo ' s Birthday Rodeo Bevo and friends achieved fame this year. The ' Horns were number one, and the Silver Spurs made sure that Bevo was present to remind the fans. When Big Earl Campbell and the steer collided at the U of H game, Silver Spur Dean Stocker had control of the situation. Texas Monthly brought further notoriety to Bevo and his keepers. When Bevo let Mother Nature take her course while posing for a photo, the magazine reminded the UT fans that Texas was luckily not number two. The Silver Spurs held their annual Bevo ' s Birthday Rodeo at the Manor Downs Arena. Amateur fraternity divisions and open divisions attracted crowds which enabled the Spurs to donate $1,000 to the Longhorn Band and $300 to the Texas Cheerleaders. (|T U ,U, I A FIRST ROW: Scott Evans Holtzman. William Nicholas Finnegan IV, Gerald Wynne Mangum Jr., Richard Bradley Beard. William Nelms Collins Jr., Edward Manly Mercer. Steve Elwood Weylandt, Barry Alan Adler, James Russell Tamlyn. Robert Michael Weylandt. SECOND ROW: Philip Michael George. Richard Lynn Newland, Stuart Weber Haas, David Law- rence Walton. Ben Jones Woodson, Kevin O ' Donnell McHale, Steven Brian Burt. James Mark Grodnick, Douglas Lamar Doyle, Jon Robert Hanna. David Johnson Frazier. Colinda Yvette Garza. Stephen Douglas Baber. THIRD ROW: Mark Charles Steen. Darwin Philip Arnett. Robert Bruce Thompson. Robert Dean Stocker. John Randolph Kent. Peter Merrill Gardi- ner. Tom Pendleton Stephens, Everett Coon, Alan Brian Levine. Andrew Hill Rhea. Richard Patrick Grain, James Reed Jordan, William Charles Schei- hing, Stuart Wier Ford, Michael Kevin Mooney, John Luke McConn, Charles Rogers King, William Frederick Hamm, Brad Farley Carruth, Dallas Lee DiFiore, Thomas Edgar Smith. FOURTH ROW: Samuel Todd Maclin. Timothy Brent Blonkvist, Charles Marvin Rickabaugh, Charles Trebes Sas- ser. Charles Robert Schmidt. James Joseph Hussey III, Robert Dayton Sel- lingsloh. Charles Guy Goodwin III. FIFTH ROW: Robert Bowden Porter Jr.. John Patrick McBroom, Paul Edwin Pesek. Michael Gary Rudelson. 300 Silver Spurs :i : ' -ere luckily as. As Texas Monthly quipped, it was a good thing it wasn ' t number two. Janie Leigh Frank Silver Spurs uMuscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon nFeaturedin ' Texas Monthly ' Dean Stocker explains a play to Bevo at the UT-Baylor game. Contestant hangs on in the annual Bevo ' s Birthday Rodeo held at Manor Downs. Silver Spurs 301 Tejas Club n Co-Hosted Jack Anderson D Arranged Flash Card Section The Longhorn Band was not the only group which performed at Longhorn football games this year. Enter- tainment was provided by the pageantry of the flash card section courtesy of the students holding the cards and the Tejas Club. Eric Craven, Tejas Club President, designed the huge graphics and also did the section calls at the games. Tejas members were kept busy before the games on Saturday mornings putting the cards in order. Believing that a more complete life is realized when men share their personalities, abilities and efforts, mem- bers formed Tejas and encouraged loyalty, usefulness and good scholarship at UT. Weekly coffees were held with speakers such as Dean Elspeth Rostow of the LBJ School and Joe Frantz of the i ROW: Timothy Charles Casey. Stephen Leo Poizner. SECOND ROW: Michael Richard McClain. Harry Edwin Steffen Jr.. James Patrick Mclnerny. James Campbell Kean. Frederick Scott Krapf. Jon Allen Green. Carl Craig McClendon. Elmo Stewart Lopez. Rene Angel Garcia. Blake Albert Justice. Robert Dean Dabbs. THIRD ROW: Ricky Mayo Watson. Mark Vern Long. Robert Louis Porter. David Drew McAngus. FOLRTH ROW: Eric Francis Craven. 302 Tejas Club ls . v ttr.Enie r . last Elk cards Neni. ction calls ' Wore iht [ s in order. Jizedwb fis.mem. % usefulness ifHtf History Department. Tejas Club, in conjunction with Mortar Board and the Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee sponsored a speech by Washington Colum- nist Jack Anderson. The fall semester began with their annual Chew Chow prepared by Chef George Chew, known for his fine Chinese cuisine. In December, a Christmas party was given for the children from the Austin School for the Deaf. Also in December, the traditional debate was held between the pro-liquor Southern Colonels and the anti-liquor Lily Whiters over whether or not there should be any spark to the Christmas eggnog. By keep- ing the eggnog hidden in the house for the prescribed two days, the Lily Whiters won. Tejas Club D Annual ' Chew Chow ' Christmas Eggnog Debate Tejas members listen to one of the many speakers they hosted during the year. Tejas Club 303 Texas Cowboys D Keepers of Smokey the Cannon uAARC Organization of the Year Like the state of Texas, The University of Texas is known for its Cowboys. Texas Cowboys is the oldest service organization at The University of Texas and was founded by Arno Nowotny in 1922. The Texas Cowboys were selected as the Outstanding Organization for 1977 by the Austin Association of Retarded Citizens. Austin ARC Past President Dora Huston said the Cowboys were chosen to receive the award because of their philanthropic support to the association since 1952. The Cowboys ' contributions to the building fund have paid over $66,000 of the total building cost thus far, Huston said. Community events included the Cowboys Minstrels. ROW: William Edward Bailey. George Salim Bayoud Jr. SEC- OND ROW: Thomas Buchanan Ewing. John Ma rcus Greer Jr.. Frank Nash Bullock. Richard Martin Lucas Jr.. Darrell Rand Roan. Robert Carl Vaughn. Clifton Ford Douglas. William Leslie Doggett. Richard Stephen Rankin. Pat- ton Chastain Chapman. Perry Sims Kaufman. John Michael Pruitt. Robert Collins Orr Jr.. David Williams Burgher Jr. THIRD ROW: Jerry Allen Smith Jr.. Henry Leon Brenner. Timothy Frank Alexander. John Sharpe Gaines. Stephen Warner Tiemann. Kevin Dickey Grace. Brian David Kantor. Gary Stephen Farmer. Patti Jean Latham. Madison Andrew Smith. Bradley Holt Hickman. James Bruce Moseley Jr.. Richard Paul Colquitt. John Patrick Scott. Joseph David Belchic. Steven Howell Levenson. John Annis Rathmell. FOURTH ROW: James Edward Thorp. Jack Albert Kelley. Larry Langston Harlan. Layne Allen Thompson. John Weston Newman. Lee Wyndle Owen. Mitchell Irwin Fonberg. Eugene Murrell Peeples IV. Ashley Simons Walker. Jay Richard Lucas. Brian Michael Strull. Michael Jeffrey Padpert. Garry Conrad Brown. Brad James Laughlin. Lewis Norman Little Jr.. Patrick Flem- ing Allison. Thomas Wellborn Ford Jr.. Stephen Watts Kinney. Edward Jay Bisno. Michael Anthony Barragan. FIFTH ROW: Steven Russell Biegel. Richard Walker Dyess. Texas Cowboys discuss the upcoming game silhouetted against the bonfire. 304 Texas Cowboys Texas Cowboys n Oldest UT Service Organization D Bonfire Issue Prompts Suspension Cowboys stand at attention during the National Anthem. the Annual Cowboy barbecue during Round-Up and the Special Olympics. All proceeds from these projects aided the Austin Associ- ation of Retarded Citizens. Since 1953, the Cowboys have promoted school spirit with the aid of Smokey, the cannon traditionally fired at Longhorn football games. Upholding another University tradition, the Cowboys in past years have organized and promoted the Aggie bonfire and pep rally. In December, the Cowboys were suspended from sponsoring next year ' s bonfire following disclosure that a Cowboy member was responsible for printing a racially slurring sign at the bonfire . . . the unidentified student was removed from Cowboy member- ship. Cowboy members guard the bonfire site from over-anxious Aggie fans. Texas Cowboys 305 Texas Relays Student Committee D Timekeepers, Errand Runners a Aided in Promoting Relays Competitors came from across the country to partici- pate in the annual Texas Relays which were held in April. Two hundred teams and 2,500 athletes entered the five-division meet. The Texas Relays Student Committee was on the field helping officiate the track and field events. Members were responsible for keeping times, setting up equip- ment and running errands. Organized in 1973 to aid the coaches in their prepara- tion and promotion of the annual Texas Relays, the committee members offered assistance whenever it was needed to make the field events run more smoothly. During the Relays weekend, a cowboy art show in the Alumni Center displayed western art and wildlife. A FIRST ROW: John Francis Neville, Evan Randolph OMeara. Melinda Jane Dondlinger, Danya Steele Ellinor. Carolyn Ann Jemelka. Nancy Louise Hixon. Mary Beth Willard, Ten Lynn Wenglein, Denise McTyre, James Blackwcod. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Ann Cowling, Laura Marie Squires, Donna Kay Avery, Jo Ann Sperandio, Tanya Jean Smith, Elizabeth Ann Ste- phens, Donna Maria Blackshear, Betheny Lynn Reid, Darlyn Ann von Rosenhurg. Anne Ivy Gmsburg. Susan Ellen DeSanto, Elizabeth Ann Atkins. THIRD ROW: John Michael Carter, Karen Lee Mourey, Stacy Renee Bank- head, Cecilia Kay Shearer, Shari Lyn Gee, Mark Allen Thompson, Susan Elizabeth SoRelle, Elisabeth Groos Uhl, Catherine Elaine Singer, Kelly Sulli- van, Robin Bernice Owen, Barbara Ann Bedrick, Nannette Marie Brown. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Robert Yanoff, Calvin Driver Alexander, Margaret Michele Hickey, Laura Pharr Rupley, Caroline E. Williams, James Rudolf Jemelka, Virginia Mary Bergin, Mary Ann Parmley, Elizabeth Theresa Raley. Randall Wayne Crim, Gregory Charles Geison, Diana Louise Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Mark Harris, Alan Jeffrey Blackburn. Robert Dean Diers, Terry Sue Bentley, John Davis, Karen Ann Kurzawski, Celeste Elois Janke, Cheryl Ann Colmery, Georgann Johnston, Virginia Marie Stephens, John Farris Ligon, Theresa Ann Van Wart, Susan Na nnette Berg. Julie Kay Brymer, Jan Lee Peveler, Gloria Marie Kelso. Committee members vote on decisions concerning the Texas Relays. 306 Texas Relays Student Committee Members clle in their prepay 11 Tws Relajv fe mce whenever it was n Jnd wildlife. University Republican Club n Hosted Campaign School D Participated in Elections Trying to elect whom they consider the best man for the job, the University Republican Club actively participated in campus, city, state and national elections and campaigns. The 275 members campaigned for Bill Clements and Ray Hutch- inson, both running in the Texas Gubernatorial primaries. The University Republicans belonged to the College Republican National Committee. A campaign management school was hosted by the University Republicans in Austin during the fall. Attended by 50 students from Texas, the school also attracted Ray Barnhart, the Texas Republican Chairman. In February, 10 University Republicans attended the CRNC National Convention. A University Republican listens intently to a guest speaker. :-; Holding no formal meetings, University Republicans get together to hear speakers. University Republican Club 307 UNIT D Orientation For New Minorities D Collected for Sickle Cell In February, during a marathon drive, UNIT made approxi- mately $200 in a single day for the Sickle Cell Foundation. The money was collected on the West Mall and in front of Jester Center. UNIT was organized by Black freshmen and transfer students to the University. Letters which explained UNIT ' s purpose were sent to invite all incoming Black students to join. Continuous orientation in academic as well as social areas for new minority students was UNITs goal. Speakers from Financial Aids and the Reading and Study Skills Laboratory informed members of scholarship opportunities, work study programs, time management and test taking skills. UNIT members tre ated elderly persons from the Ebenezer Bap- tist Church to a Thanksgiving dinner, held in Jester ' s South Lounge. UNIT members discuss new business during a bi-monthly meeting. FRONT ROW: Sandra Kaye Bedford. Vivian Lynn Harris. Valeria Dorette demons. Lavon Devora Willis. Kathy Christine Flanagan. Joyce LaVerne Bluford. Pamela Joyce Dickson. BACK ROW: Jeff Don Lindsay. Regina Gale Merriett. Lee Zachary Maxey. Wanda Faye Silas. Cheryl Lynn Winn. Millison Dashiell Fambles. Wilmeter Amerson. Michael Wayne Broadus. Derrick Eugene Harper. Yolanda Kay Martin. John Patrick Walker. 308 UNIT UNIT n Hosted RA SSL Speakers D Thanksgiving Dinner For Elderly Members listen to an opposing viewpoint at a business meeting. iuraifibi-moriltmttUM ,f FRONT ROW: Brenda Delois Ellis. Shayna Patrice Lee. Cassandra Rose Thomas. BACK ROW: Terry Sue Stewman. Andrea Celeste Wheatley. UNIT 309 UT Rifle Team D Practiced Twice Weekly D Matches in A ustin, Ft. Worth It takes a lot of desire and concentration to do well with the rifle team, UT Rifle Team member Ellen Carlstead said. It ' s some- thing you don ' t have to be built any special way to do. Anyone can learn to shoot. Carlstead joined the team because of her husband ' s interest in shooting. Two other women also made the team. Teaching the art of marksmanship, the team concentrated on small bore weaponry. They learned to shoot well and to be competi- tive against other schools. The rifle team practiced twice a week for matches in Austin and Fort Worth, entering both a men ' s and women ' s team. Rifle Team members scope out their targets. AFRONT ROW: Remigio Adolfo Mejia. Robert Daniel Michaud. Kurt Gordon Callaway. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Callahan Guy. Ellen Jane Carl- stead. Julie Lynn Shaw. Carolyn Baker Sackett. Nicholas Francis Pasch. BACK ROW: Ray Anthony Schultz. Fadi Raja Shabshab. Alan Bradley Ear- nest. John D. Stritzinger. 310 UT Rifle Team Loaded to the hilt with parkas, long underwear, mit- tens and other sundry items of ski apparel, the Univer- sity Ski Club made two trips to Colorado last year. Traveling to Steamboat Springs during mid-semester break, 10 of the club ' s most experienced skiers left the University of Houston ' s best skiers in the snow and cap- tured the Challenge Cup. One of the goals of the ski club was to interest people in skiing. Even persons who could not ski were encour- aged to join the club and participate in skiing retreats. With group and private lessons to teach beginners and aid intermediate skiers, enthusiasts were able to master several of the easier slopes within a few hours. UT Ski Club D Two Trips to Colorado D Captured Challenge Cup : Alicia Lynne Allen. Holly Eden Feiges. BACK ROW: Scotl Adair McMillian. Gordon Travis Leifeste. Karen Elizabeth Fel sted. Bradley Harri- son Allen. Nancy Leigh Fritts. UT Ski Club 3II UT Archery Club D Took 2nd and 5th at Meet D Practiced at Anna Hiss Range For those interested in bows and arrows, the UT Archery Club is a bull ' s eye. Founded five years ago, the club ' s 15 members practiced at Anna Hiss Archery Range. At the National Indoor Archery Championship in Las Vegas, the men ' s team achieved second place while the women won fifth. Archery Club member concentrates on the bull ' s eye. A FRONT ROW: (Cathy Tate. Lindsey Carlin Schnelle. Mary Alice James, Timothy Charles Lidiak. Robert Willis Youens. Steven Richard Over- McBryde. Mary Virginia Menn. Martha Cecile Storrie. Brenda Kay Micha- beck. David Allen Pesek. Don Travis Berry. Hillman Lee Bailey, lek. Ann Leigh Thacker. BACK ROW: Randell Hank Dennis. Billy Dean 312 UT Archery Club IWWIB Oil lilt bull ' s CM. UT Canter Club D Local, State-Wide Shows Learned Basic Horsemanship Talley-ho and away! Although they did not claim to be profes- sional equestrians, members of the UT Canter Club learned the finer points of English-style horseback riding. Meeting each week at Hobby Horse Stables, members with little knowledge learned how to walk and trot their mounts after grasping the most basic essential how to get on the horse. More advanced riders perfected running, jumping and showing their horses. Members of the club participated in various shows, locally and state-wide. They also journeyed to watch professional horse shows. Karen Katz urges her horse over a hurdle. .FRONT ROW: Sharman Kathleen Tew. Deborah L. Alley. Susan Eliza- th Davis. Patrick Walton Bradley, Karen E. Langston, Karen L. Mynes. BACK ROW: Martha Carolyn Wong on Humphrey. Karen Diane Katz on Tanzer. Katherine Ford McCall on Ham. Carol Mane Shirley on Triumph. UT Canter Club 313 UT Rodeo Club nHosted Rodeo in October uBronc Bustin 9 , Bull Ridin ' I got my Noconas on let ' s rodeo. Rodeo enthusi- asts traveled miles to participate in rodeos, and unlike other collegiate athletes, they had to find lodging not only for themselves (at their own expense) but also for their horses. You ' re sort of left up to your own devices, Mary- Jane McReynolds said. Everyone ' s real helpful, but I ' ve slept in the car before. A lot of times we just turn our horses into the arena for the night. On Oct. 13-15, the Rodeo Club hosted a rodeo which drew contestants from several Texas colleges. Every school tries to have a rodeo, but some are not able to financially, McReynolds explained. Members com- peted in bronc riding, bull riding and steer-wrestling. FIRST ROW: Charles Craven, advisor. Raymond Llewellyn Kohler. Peter e Bright. Mary Jane McReynolds, Jimmie Lee Harrington. SECOND ROW: Rose Meyer. Jennifer Mary Meek, Meg Bright. Melody Carpenter, Charles Ward Byerly, Robert David Armentrout, Rick Lynn Hudson. THIRD ROW: Mark Deakins Bond. Russell Warren Bergstrom, Steve DeBord III, Donald Griffith Sigler, Kenneth Manning Reed. FOURTH ROW: Kay Jones. Sydney Catherine Radentz. Leslie Denise Hutson, Daphne Scarbrough. Tommye Joe Thompson, Kay Anderson, Kappy Allen. 314 UT Rodeo Club e ust lw ws colleges, E vcn rc not able 10 Urine steer-wrestl. Waterski Club D Hosted Collegiate Ski Tournament D UT Won Men ' s Jumping Event UT Water Ski Club members wasted no time getting their feet wet in Clear Lake, Texas. The first UT fall intercollegiate tourna- ment, held in September, 1977, set records for attendance as 160 skiers representing 17 schools participated. The two-year-old club coordinated the details of sponsoring the tournament while the UT team won the men ' s jumping event. When tr ansporting the group ' s new 2,000 pound ski jump from Lake Travis to Lake Austin, the Ski Club learned the intricacies of land surrounding the lake. The structure was towed down the nar- row, winding and very steep road, which had a cliff on one side. After they made the journey, members returned to the water. A LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Ormond Parkey. Kimberly Gail Allen. Mary Lou Franklin. Robert Gordon Hall II. Jerry Arlene Jernigan. Richard James Sloan. Linda Sue Fuhrer. John McKaig. Spafford, William Michael Schulle. Thomas Edward Rodman. James Parker Oliver. David Warren Polstra. Todd Carr Minor, Jack Woody Diamond. Kathy Mary McDevitt. Christy Gaston. Charles Michael Green. William Pratt Howard. Patricia Sue Stewart. Waterski Club 315 Water Polo Club O Finished 4th in SWC D Eight Win, Five Loss Season Injuries ranging from a black eye to a broken hand did not dampen the spirits of the UT Water Polo Club as they went on to finish fourth in the Southwest Conference champion- ships held in November. Organized in 1976 after a University ruling failed to recog- nize water polo as a varsity sport, the club became a division of Recreational Sports. The club represented the University in eight meets during fall, 1977, and ended the season with a record of eight wins and five losses. Clyde Beaty and Greg Elder churn waves as they fight for possession. CFRONT ROW: Mark Wheeler Walker. Michael David Wolf. Michael Eugene Straw. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Henry Siefken. Terry Charles Strawn. Kerry Donald Stewart. John Cutler Tiffany. Clyde Bowden Beaty. BACK ROW: Bruce Wayne Meleski. William Allen Lehmann. Fand Sami Reheiz. Stephen E. Springmeyer. Howard Harrison Roberts. Gregory Lee Elder. Ste- ven Richard Chaples. .-. 316 Water Polo Club It all started in 1941 when the first Red Ryder radio show was broadcast. This western serial dealt with crimes and mis- deeds against the comparatively new democracy of the United States. The star. Red Ryder, portrayed by Wild Bill Elliot (later replaced by Alan Lane) defended the land and provided pro- tection, law and order to the expanding west, along with his side-kick. Little Beaver, played by Robert Baretta Blake. Fighting to uphold the inaliena- ble right of free peoples. Red and Little Beaver became the champions against all evil doers: the connivers, the bank- ers, and all other shysters. Gary McNeil and friends used to gather at the Union to watch re-runs of the 1940 ' s Ryder TV serial on K.LRN until it went off the air. The Red Ryder Preservation Society became official in February, 1977, with the purpose of petitioning for the return of Red and Little Beaver to the airwaves. When this failed, the Ryders decided to take Red ' s place as the guardians of democ- racy. Believing democracy to be in peril at UT, the Ryders set out to correct the situation in an aggressive fight against syndicated greed, organized mis-edu- cation and the general vacuum of value and vision. They also intended to have a good time in the process. All participating, non-participating or observing people at Ryder meetings were brought into the fold with the title Pope. All members and newly-elected officers had a common goal: to spread Ryderism. The President. Red Ryder, wrote the weekly Shyster Letter: Little Beaver helped Red in his campaigns for justice, and Duchess took care of the ranch. (Gary McNeil ' s home in Manor), while Red and Little Beaver were away doing their good deeds. At the meetings, the Shyster of the Week Award, voted on by the Popes, was given to the person or group of per- sons who. for that week, constituted the greatest threat to democracy. In July, 1977, the Society heard that due to lack of funds, the Wild Basin ' s status as a state park was in peril. The Wild Basin Wilderness is a sanctuary for several animal species with declin- ing populations. The Ryders raised more than $ 1 ,000 in three hours on the West Mall, saving the park with the help of government funds. When the U.S. Government began funding the spraying of Mexican mari- juana crops with paraquat, the Society went into action. Paraquat is an insecti- cide which, when taken into the body -V WHEE-00 LITTLE B6AVCR, YOU ROGER WE ' RE TWISTED CNOUQH T QO OUT AN ' CHAUfNOE 1NAH7S TO FREEDOM WHRVEK AN WHENEVER fW OCCUR? YOU BETCH-UM; HEP RYDER by smoking, can cause death. The U.S. Government trained helicopter pilots for paraquat spraying. Somehow the infested crops were harvested and sold in the U.S. to unsuspecting customers. From April 7-11, the Red Ryder Preservation Society distributed 1,000 postcards to students, urging them to write protests to President Carter and other elected officials. The response was overwhelming and the cost was a minimal $75 for the campaign. When students became interested in the uncertain fate of the Division of General and Comparative Studies at UT, they were told by William Hays, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Why should it concern you? It is purely an administrative matter. Ryder members became involved, believing that the University of the First Class was being threatened by the dissolution of the division. After President Rogers incorporated the divi- sion into a new College of Liberal Arts, the Ryders successfully lobbied to get student members on the committee to select the dean of the new college. Not all the Ryder ' s crusades had political or academic overtones. Dur- ing a weekly meeting at the Texas Tav- ern, members came to realize that the UT student body could not live by disco alone. Feeling a need to provide an alternative form of aural stimulation for the Travolta crowd, they formed the Warriors Against Disco, or WAD squad to alleviate the problem. This was the beginning of the (infa- mous Un-Disco night. The Ryders dis- covered they could not formally spon- sor music at the Tavern; they could only support such an event. And sup- port it they did. The already popular Un-Disco night was followed by Rock ' n ' Roll night. Reggae Night, Country and Western Night and even Irish Folk Music Night on St. Patrick ' s Day. Because of their courage to fight for what they believe in, the Red Ryders have become an influential group on campus. Showing respect for all people, the Ryders continue their battle to pre- serve and protect democracy. They are a peaceable peoples, but they ' ve never backed away from a fight. You betch-um. Red Ryder! Suzan Nyjeler Red Ryder Feature 3 1 7 C l o CAN soc APRIL P A ART ce: B 1 PROFESSION R - Edited by David Dillard and Candi Vernon Most professional organizations held to the common goal of providing practical career preparation for their members. Through hosting speakers and organizing field trips, members received a competitive advantage in their search for employ- ment in the professional world. - I 9 K . -. -.- ' - , -%-...- : . . tW, ;.;. - ;-.,. - .!.. i -, . , . ' -- . ' ' , ' ' ' ' .- - - i - jjjim ' ' ,. ' ' ' ' . i - m . 3 ;.: ' Hm m im i ! H - :; - i ' - ' v 1 -- . ' -, ' . ' - Alpha Kappa Psi Hosts Convention taaftl FIRST ROW: Paul Stephen Satarino. James Michael Hasenpflug, Gary Kent Doerries. Julia Marie Fekete. Russell Kent Parsons. SECOND ROW: Michael Sean Regan. Cynthia Faye Clegg. THIRD ROW: Henry Thomas Cruz, Kay Paulette Roberts, Alvin Preston Davis, Jennie Josephine Settegast. John F. H. Hagelman. Charles William Mueller. Craig Robert Doerries. Lance Martin Stringer. Robert C. Watson. Carol Pauline Woodyard. James Thomas Cooper, John Woodie Dudley, Barbara Leslie Bundschun, Dodie Anna Lola. Michele Louise Barbero, FOURTH ROW: Timothy De Lee. Robert Davis Maxey. Albin Ralph Kovar. Gregory B. Powers. Suzanne Bea- trice Balda. Javier E. Palza, Cari Joy Aratoon, Mary Ann Pace, Sherry Lea Richardson. Jeffrey William Strong. Grace Elaine Cummings. Stacy Lynn Miller, Raimundo Alfonso Perales. Kelley Suzanne Collier. FIFTH ROW: Michael David Anslinger, Joseph Edward Byler, Mark Allen Zapotocky. James Robert Somerford, Paul John Burke. Jeffrey Alan Jorgensen, Virginia Ann Campbell. Anita Louise Waddell, Susan Elizabeth Sloane. Mark Bran- don Gorrell. Shirley Edith Brown. SIXTH ROW: William Martin Brogdon. David Powell Horton, John Robert Collins. John Alexio Pinto. Mario Rene Canas. Gregg Aram Miller, Gloria Arredondo Perales. Mary Janet Schuer- BUSINESS Alpha Kappa Psi hosted the regional convention on March 30 through April 2 at the Driskill Hotel. The oldest busi- ness fraternity on campus, Alpha Kappa Psi invited Arnold Stengal, national president of the fraternity, and Robert A. Warren, vice-president of State Farm at Regional Headquarters, to speak to the 150 attendees. In November, Dr. Charles H. Wurtzebach, professor of real estate, spoke to the group concerning the cur- rent market value of land and problems of financing homes in the future. Wurtzebach put the small investor into perspective in the real estate market. 320 Alpha Kappa Psi Ralph De La Criu Semesterly field trips brought opportunities for fun and business with visits to Houston and Dallas seeing firms like Shell Oil. Ralph De La Cruz room) Along with socializing, members aided in the campus blood drive, went Christmas caroling for the elderly and made a nature trail for the deaf school. Alpha Kappa Psi 321 Delta Sigma Pi Wins Float Contest FIRST ROW: Mark Wilson Godfrey, John Patrick Johnson, Thomas Ste- phen Rankin. Albert Mark Seymour, Michael Ken Watanabe, Daryl Richard Villarreal, William Bruce Pyle, Randal Boyd McDonald. Alan Jeffrey Black- burn. Frederick S. Adams Jr.. Gordon Lee Houston, Ronald James Lochte, Mark Leroy Steadman, Gregory Patrick Donovan. SECOND ROW: Lane Kennard Thomas, James Mark Ward, Jon Paul Smith. Gregory David Seward, Claude Edward Littleton. John Stanislaw Koncewicz, Edward Dan- iel McCue, Michael Ray Silberstein, Dino S. Chronopuolos. Westley Wray Storey. Kim Michael Ivy, Randy K. Dobbs, Kevin Kaiser Rech, Bradley Lee Houston. Theodore H. Heaton III. THIRD ROW: Alexander E. Hamilton, Timothy James Wendel, Richard Bevan Mathews. Gregory Scott Mathews, Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity was not all business. Winning first place, the fraternity ' s Round-Up float was co-sponsored by Gamma Phi Beta sorority. In keeping with its Texas-OU weekend theme, the float was topped with representations of Big Tex, the Cotton Bowl and a Ferris wheel. In another Round-Up event, member Brad Houston showed he meant busi- ness in the annual Fight Night. The fraternity took part in service projects which included the Dance Marathon for Muscular Dystrophy and the clean-up of Waller Creek. Field trips gave Delta Sigma Pi members a chance to tour some of the major business institutions in the state, including City National Bank and Merrill-Lynch. Viewing the innerwork- ings of firms, the group promoted affili- ations between students and the busi- ness community, president Fred Adams said. Henry J. Hansen III. Kenneth Robert Reiser. Charles Wayne Kleuser Jr.. Jerry Wayne Bonham. Robert Larry Akridge. Walter Craig Overstreet. Matt Victor Mathias, James Michael Griffin. Kenneth Vincent Dunn. Eddie Lee Pool Jr. FOURTH ROW: Keith Darden Kettlinski. Charles Thomas Davis Jr.. Wallace Scott Norwood. Adria Lee McElroy Jr.. Bruce Jay Pokorny. Howard Taylor Dulmage Jr., Guy Mitchell Mery, Brent Randolph Caldwell. Herman Taylor Willoughby. Michael Thomas Bierman. Clark Preston Maun- ing Jr.. Charles Ray Tucker. Stephen Harris McBeth. Joseph Terence Hoage. Michael Del Litton. FIFTH ROW: Mike Lewis, Robert Bernard Mitchell. Alan Keith Reed. LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Ora Lee Adcock, Cate Doremus. Elizabeth Maria Koncewicz. Judith Kay Fontenot. Kathy J. Adams. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Edlene Underwood. Sarah Ann Robinson. Mary Beth Wendel. Connie Lee McCord. Denise McTyre. BACK ROW: Linda Carol Konze. Jan Netar- dus Hansen, Anne Louise Thorpe. Sarah Annette Hendricks. ' 322 Delta Sigma Pi Members of Delta Sigma Pi celebrate victory at little sister field day. Pholo( ' i iiitcN I Delia Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi members exhibit the spirit of brotherhood Ph H.iC ium-s nl Delia Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi - 323 Blacks Interview with Rockwell FRONT ROW: Leo Jason Adams. Dianna Lynne Slaten. Elkie Young Brewer, Hattie Berenice White. Robin Ramona Smith. Sharitla Gale Chism. Coletta Gail Strickland. Linda Marie Richards. Pamela Teresa Semien. Rachel Lesley Lewis. Amelia Marshall. MIDDLE ROW: Kenneth Lamar Drayden. Lionel Keith McLendon. Earl Hearne. Wonda Elise Burnim. Darlyne Rina McClinton, James Alvin Robinson. Marika Lynne Johnson. BACK ROW: David Lee Ray. Deidre Arvron Scott. Ruth Elaine Cox. Deborah Yvette Harris. Pamela Da ' Juan Ever- hart. Kathleen Shelton. Debra Faye Bowden. Donald Glen Drummer. Georgia Anita Edmonson. Janey Y. Jack. Cheryl Denise Watson. Michael Wayne Hen- derson. Theodore Guidry. Henrietta Carla Cameron. Sandra Leblane Strickland. BUSINESS Of the approximately 7.600 students in the College of Business Administra- tion, only 150 are black. The Black Business Association was organized three years ago. After an initial mem- bership of 15. the group boasted 47 per- sons. The business student newsletter said, The Black Business Association has already established itself as one of the vitally functioning organizations in the College of Business Administra- tion. With the emphasis on establishing friendships, the group sponsored cof- fees and picnics in order to bring mem- bers together. The group integrated the goals of social and academic exchange of its members by sponsoring fireside chats with Dean George Kozmetsky and Associate Dean Reuben R. McDaniel. IBM. Rockwell Interna- tional and other organizations dis- cussed job opportunities, financial aid and job placement. 324 Black Business Association Group Seeks International Jobs : tad Lee Ray. D iiPiielaDi ' tatver- dGto Drainer, Georgia r h ' avne SutoUtaeSiiicHad order to bring n group integrated tke [ ' academic exchange George Kozmetsky Dean Reub Rockwell literal- otHDizatioiB FRONT ROW: Dornnda Olivia Flores, John Rolfe Power, Robert Anderson, Nancy Loretta O ' Brien, Nicole Ann Mandt. Mark Richard Edwards, Ken Paul Bueche. MIDDLE ROW: Robert T. Green, Floyd Taylor Ford, Robert Harris Chozick, Jennette Mary Hunnicutt, Ronald Jay Brustein. Allison Galloway. BACK ROW: William Robert Broyles, Jeffrey Alan Dentsch. Mark Harris, John Allen Curtis, George Thomas Haley, James Ernest Coles. Working overseas was the hope of many members of the International Business Association. Other members looked forward to participating in busi- ness on an international basis. The purpose of the organization is to bring people with a common interest together for a social and learning expe- rience. President Mark Edwards said. Edwards and other members accom- plished their goals in several ways. Speakers who work in international fields spoke to the organization about their experience and possible job opportunities. Bob Dorsey of Gulf Oil Corporation, Robert L. Wood, Presi- dent of Occidental Crude Sales, Lee Cooke of Texas Instruments and C. F. Commach, IBM Corporation all addressed the group. BUSINESS International Business Association 325 Phi Beta Chi Visits Businesses FIRST ROW: Susan Leigh Kaplan. Mary Kathleen Price. Carol Joann Gloyna. Kathryn Jo Adams, Maria Antoniela Ramirez, Cheryl Dawn Lee, Donna Marie Danysh, Carolyn Jean Goldsmith. Cherl Lynn Deering. Jeanette M. Schindler SECOND ROW: Andrea Elaine Rakes, Sheryl Layne Miller, Kathryn Elizabeth Anderson, Sheila Marie Gray, Nina Jo Cook. Caroline Lee Monies, Norma Ann Gutierrez. Ramona Elizabeth Stepa. Elizabeth Maria Koncewicz. Maureen Cel- este Wolf, Jo Ann Sperandio. Nancy Jane Wustrau, Anne Dolores Rapp. THIRD ROW: Linda Ann Ivins, Diane Carol Madalin. Janice Louise Reinartz. Patricia K. Ireland, Kathy Louise Monaghan. Robyn Ann Griesman. Judith Anne Alice. Nina Jan Cox, Ann Sammons. Kayla Jean Goodrich. Diane Elaine Hartmann, Rhonda Lea Eastman, Shirley Irene Zila, Nan Leslie Wallrath. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Ann Smith. Irma Alvarez, Mary Victoria Williams, Anna Michelle Mitchell, Ria Antoinette West, Carol Lynn Klipple. Barbee Lane Transou, Helen Elizabeth Wood. Cynthia Susan Boxdorfer, Shannon Kay Willis Connie Lee McCord. Laura Marie Dolph, Cheslea Kemble. FIFTH ROW: Jo Guerra, Michelle Popejoy. Karen Marie Settle. Rhys Williams Ottmer. Janice Slayman. Gwendolyn Susan Berger. Katherine Lynn Staffa. Ninae Lucille Rich- ards. Chris Elene Carlie. Catherine Elizabeth Yee. Diane Leigh Brooks. Susanna Miller. Kathryn Ann Harper. SIXTH ROW: Lynn Ellen Humphrey. Elizabeth Vega Dunn. Lisa Kaye Corbett. Carlene Gale Kouba. Ellen Suzanne Corbin, Karen Ann Stocking. Susan Rae Harris, Harriet Ann George. Anita Beth Isbell. Sandra Kay Stewart, Linda Lou West. Carol Ann Newton. Billie Marie Robles. SEVENTH ROW: Melanie Jo North. Sarah Jayne Dill. Jayne Elizabeth Jochec. Peggy Marie Hinkle, Jan Katherine Holzmger. Elizabeth Anne Lauten. Allison Doran Sockler. Janis Marie Rouse. Terry Ann Jochetz. Janet Leslee Ivie. Stacey Lynn Ailbright, Marian Celeste Schubert. Elaine Elizabeth Turmel. EIGHTH ROW: Phyllis Ann Gindler, Karen Lizabeth Dill. Heidi Ann Hooper Green. Tina Lynne Latham Grover. Nancy Carol Logan. Terri Ann Wilson. Pamela Renee Peterson. Belinda Lee Denn. Susan Hertha Basse, Pamela Lynn Davis. Jean Marie Dooley. Nan Maret Weinheimer. SiNESS Speaking about employment agen- cies and their advantages, Donald Warner of Evins Employment Com- pany discussed business careers with Phi Beta Chi. As a women ' s business organization. Phi Beta Chi members learned about the world of accounting from Gardner Parker, an Ernst and Ernst accountant. A field trip to Dallas allowed the women to gain insight into the opera- tions of Sanger Harris, Price Water- house, an oil company and a brokerage firm. Members observed the operations of a hotel when they toured the Adol- phus Hotel. 326 Phi Beta Chi Real Estate Society Tours Texas FIRST ROW: Gary Wilson Bechlol. Oland Brent Clifton. Loubeth Maxwell, Andrew Mark Alexander. Thomas Davis. SECOND ROW: Stephen A. Pyhrr. Roberta Anne Webre. John C. Dickerson III. Kirby Ray Thomson. Avrom Jack Denn. Mitchell Parris Testa. Stuart Weber Haas, James Russell Tamlyn. THIRD ROW: Roy Bechtol. Johnny Mac Fuller. William Frederick Sorsby, Ruthie Car- olyn Neyland, Randolph William Walcik. Thomas Adair Lewis, Mary Key Bar- nard. Gerald Wayne Marshall. Gary Jonathan Triplet!. FOURTH ROW: Ron- ald Craig Carlson. Jerry Jonathan Quick. Norma Marie Hand. James Steven Tune. Mark Alan Thirole. David Lewis Dillard. Julie Anne Brook. Anthony M. Sanfilippo, Robert Leslie Harbison. Yenny Paul Gee. Real Estate Society members spent most of their busy schedules touring Texas to learn more about their inter- ests. Traveling to Houston on Nov. 9 and 10. society members visited Stew- art Title Company, Caldwell Company. Prudential Insurance and Century Development. During the spring semester, they attended a Workshop in Dallas and toured the Henry Miller Company, the Trammel Crow Com- pany. Folsum Investment and Glen Justice Mortgage Company. Back in Austin, Rick Evans, man- ager of Highland Mall, spoke about leasing and management of shopping centers on Sept. 27 at the mall. George McCantt, consultant and project man- ager, spoke to the society in October. Roy Bechtol, a landscape architect, delved into the process of site and plan- ned unit development. Bill Burnette, Tax Assessor of Travis County, also addressed the group. Real Estate Society 327 Finance Association Visits NYC - FIRST ROW: Leila Ann Shannon, Chaille Emerson Brown. Jane Lauree Fore- hand. Mary Margaret Moore, Nancy Carol Logan, Georgetta LeJune. Shirley Ann Martin, Betsy Jo Bailey, Julie Anne Brook, Steven Allan Sockler. Charles f . Franckle. SECOND ROW: Michael Angelo Russo, Stephen F. Kalteyer, Wil- liam F. Sorsby Jr.. Janis Boyd. Harry Joseph Hudson, Jeffrey Craig Kanaly. Cynthia Elaine Neill, Susan K. Jordan. Cheryl Renee Moldenhour, Sandra Heather Mclntyre. Laura Christine Manz. Rebecca Ann Lewis. THIRD ROW: Bruce Gordon Hopkins. Edwin Anderson Walker, Caroline Clause!, Yenny Paul Gee. Oscar Ernest Einkauf III, Wade Watson Wolfe. Jay Lawrence Johnson. Jerry Lew, Frank Edward Parker. Mark Steven Humphries. FOURTH ROW: Michael Lee Taylor. Patrick Austin Delaney. David Kent Sietsema. Albert Kirk McClelland. Michael Leonard Molberg. John Rolfe Power. John Carman Crago. James Louis Collier. James Dowlen Shelton. BUSINESS New York! New York! University Finance Association discovered what a wonderful town it is. Traveling to the Big Apple for a January field trip, UFA members toured Wall Street. Stops included the New York Stock Exchange, Goldman Sachs, the Com- modities Exchange, the American Stock Exchange and Citibank. At Citi- bank, members learned about the effects of current Federal Reserve pol- icy on economic affairs. Before return- ing to Texas, the group visited head- quarters of AT T in New Jersey. They learned about the telephone company ' s national and international long dis- tance communication service opera- tions. The group conducted field trips to Austin, San Antonio and Dallas busi- nesses. Stops in Dallas included the Texas Instruments plant and Dr. Pep- per headquarters. Dan Thompson, treasurer for the firm, gave UFA mem- bers an overview of Dr. Pepper ' s finan- cial structure. In November, Jarvis Shaw of Mer- rill-Lynch discussed stock options and the various types of trades which may be made with stock options. 328 University Finance Association which my PRSSA Tours Dallas PR Firms FIRST ROW: Linda K. McClung. Karen Joy Spinks. Stacy Lynn Frieden. Karin Jane Hopkins. Sonia Ann Perez, Maria Jane Ashland. Carla Denise Tergerson. SECOND ROW: Vincent Joel Salas, Camela Ann Fontana, Sandra Leslie Ren- fro, Beverly Ann Barcklow. Kathryn Ann Moseley. Suzanne Marie Jasper. THIRD ROW: Adrienne Lynn Wilson, Carolyn Ann Jemelko. Andrea Kim Sus- san. Judith Ann Morrison. Nancy J. Walker. Joyce Madeline Armstrong. Jenni- fer Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Martha Jo Griffin, Paula Irene Chapman. Lynda Susan Fleming. Laura Lillian Winfrey, Sally Jane Payne. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Alois Nevlud, Robert Louis Thompson Jr., Carolyn Marie Allison. Norman Bal- four Oshman. Vicki Lynn Goldsberry. Catherine Ann Bertram. Diana Kay Mul- len. SIXTH ROW: Daniel Merritt Byfield. Janet Lee Gieb. Touring the World Trade Center did not eject Public Relations Student Society of America members into the world of Logan ' s Run, a movie filmed there. But for PRSSA members, the view was as exciting as filming a movie. In November, the group went on a field trip to Dallas. Besides the World Trade Center stop, they went to Southwest Arilines headquarters, and KCBM, a public relations and advertising agency, so they could view public rela- tions practitioners who met the chal- lenge in their respective jobs. Public Relations professionals exchanged ideas with members not only on the field trip but also at monthly meetings of the club. PRSSA also participated in the School of Communication Octoberfest. COMMUNICATION PRSSA 329 Sigma Delta Chi Hosts Newsmen A lot of the people in our group are aggressive. We feel like we ' re one step ahead of the other guy because we get the tips, Kathy Tally of Sigma Delta Chi, the Society of Professional Jour- nalists, said. Speakers such as Texas Monthly publisher Michael Levy, national syn- dicated columnist Liz Carpenter and Channel 7 anchorwoman Nancy Rice added sparkle to the organization. Drawing similarities between press reaction to two seemingly unrelated incidents, Dale Ware of Pepperdine University used tapes of the Kent State shootings and War of the Worlds to explain journalistic slant to the group. As a national organization, Sigma Delta Chi attracted many well known journalism personalities. Faculty advi- sor Red Gibson and three UT students journeyed to Detroit to hear television newscasters Jane Pauley and Sam Don- aldson, without the aid of a TV set. COMMUNICATION FIRST ROW: Thomas Charles Swinnea, Chris- tiane Lee Dahl, Nan Margaret Powers, Elizabeth Moore Frerking, Mary Angela Branch. SEC- OND ROW: Sonia Perez. Deborah Anne Wor- meser, Janet Lee Levisay. Ellen Margaret Mans- oor. THIRD ROW: Deborah Anne Moen. Rene Lynn, Diana Kay Mullen. FOURTH ROW: Katherine Frances Tally, Barbara Ann Bedrick. Mary Margaret McMullen, Cynthia Bills. FIFTH ROW: David Sam Guarino. Gloria Padilla, Ken- neth Lee Ortolon, Ramon Alberto Garza. Jean Adlele Wilkinson. SIXTH ROW: Martin L. Gib- son, Alba Olivia Carmichael, Leigh Anne Porcher, Mark David Richardson, Norman Bal- four Oshman, William Franklin Coates, Rick Garcia, Lisa Kay English, Mark Davis. Leslie Gay Thordarson, Janet Octavia Peavy, Steven Paul Anton. David Alan Hibbs. SEVENTH ROW: Susan Carol Eisner. Billy Joe Cornwell Jr., Jeff Gordon Whittington, Jo Ann Priscilla Brown, Jeff Dean Case, Rebecca M. Williams, Teresa Tansel. Shelley Anne Busy, Karen Cahris- tine Leiss, Suzanne Marie Viau. A ' tai ' ' ' ' ..; BTI I l ' - . 330 Sigma Delta Chi vsmen Fnikto Coals. Rick 4 Miik Daft W Otura Ps, SKI jj.Ws. SEVEN Btf.ljJoeCorwl MM. Jo Alt P I|J jKBeaw - ( Vui Ad Club Invites Agency Speakers FIRST ROW: Melmda Lu Phillips. Sara Noel Dobarganes, Marjorie Jo Beyer, Susan Joanne Tysor, Kem Thompson, Judith Miriam Fisher, Jayne Denise How- ard. SECOND ROW: Dennis Andrew Duff, Barbara Lynn Butler, Kathryn Adele Lewis, Joyce Lynn Grunnet. Mona Gail McMurray, Kevin David Willis. Susan Ellen DeSanto, Karen Michele Lukin. THIRD ROW: Jon Yeatts Thomas, John Michael Moon. Sharon Helen Glazer. Tanya Jean Smith, Holly Alexis Teas, William Peter Penczak. Nancy Beth Parkans, Daniel Victor Stolper. FOURTH ROW: Chris Carl Brockman, Charles Hamilton Benson, Randy K. Dobbs, Joyce Diane Stranathan. Jene Aliceon Jones, Richard Bruce Robinett. Janet Marie Howard. Cindy Robin Gertner. Robert Eduard Rudeloff. FIFTH ROW: Sallie Ann Golden, Arthur Herman Ripkowski, Felicia Ann Glenn. Guy Bill Lay, Nancy Leigh Fritts, Georgia Judith Hopkins, Terry Lee Newton, Jenni- fer Eve McCauley. SIXTH ROW: Andrea E. Eisenkraft, Nicholas Carl Kalavity, Joseph Alexander Gonzales, Claude Hubbard Wright, Dorris Clifton Goodman. Daniel Martin Green. Stephen William Ratcliff. Michael David Mullan. While Alka-Seltzer may still be plopping, Dr. Pepper will be trying to convince everyone to Be a Pepper. A Dr. Pepper representative revealed the new slogan to the UT Ad Club after explaining advertising philosophy. Once again this year, Ad Club mem- bers Spent a Day with Daddy, a pro- gram coordinated among advertising students and Austin area advertising- related firms which included advertis- ing agencies, printing shops and radio and television stations which volun- teered a behind the scenes look at their internal operations. The program introduced Ad Club members to the advertising media in the Austin area. The Club also took part in the School of Communication Oktoberfest to raise funds by selling pumpkins. COMMUNICATION UT Ad Club 331 WICI Publishes Freelancer ' s Guide FRONT ROW: Vicki Lynn Goldsberry, Kathleen Randle Cabbie, Rhonda Sue Graff, Dawn de Boer, Nancy Norris, Karen Lyn Rosen, Sharon Helen Glazer. MIDDLE ROW: Arlene Lois Youngblood, Isabella C. M. Cunningham, Nancy Ann Rosenthal. Monika Marie Lutz. Sharon Kay Wong, Jean Mar, Leticia Fer- nandez, Kathy K. Tally, Ellen Margaret Mansoor. BACK ROW: Marsha L. Henson Correira. Mary Margaret McMullen. Suzanne Marie Yiav. Delica Kaywynne Day. Gloria Stackpole. Ann Baker Marett. COMMUNICATION After an intensive membership drive. Women in Communication Incorpo- rated became the largest student chap- ter in the nation, with 85 members. To acquaint college students with the professional world, the organization sponsored internships, hosted guest speakers and began a medium of the month program which highlighted one aspect of communication each month with a bulletin board and guest speaker. Guests included representa- tives from the GSD M advertising agency and reporters from the Austin- American Statesman. Self-help pro- grams, such as How to Write Your Resume were also presented. Together with the professional chap- ter. WICI published and distributed a Freelancer ' s Guide which contained listings of freelancers in Communica- tion fields. WICI started a Professional Partners program, teaming members with a professional in their field. This gave members a chance to find out what the real working world was like, President Sharon Wong said. Over spring break, members had a chance to serve as interns in Austin, San Antonio and Houston. This resulted in students coming back in the fall and getting internships for credit. It helps make the transition from student world to business world, Wong said. To fund their programs, WICI sold Greek Shishkabobs at Octoberfest and stuffed inserts into The Daily Texan in the early morning hours. 332 Women in Communication Incorporated AIChE Hosts Regional Conference FIRST ROW: Fred Fong Ng, Stephen Gerard Menegas, James Malcolm All- man. Bryan Mark Garner. Eddie Bass, John Steven Swinnea, Amy Burnett. George Curtis Bozant, Paula Marie Seidel, Robert Smith. James Harris. SEC- OND ROW: Randall Patrick O ' Connor. William Merdith Andrews. John Scott Jepsen, Steven Francis Smolen. Jane Ellen Trusty. Herbert W. H. Meyer III. James Robert Daniel. Edward Frank Robertson, Jean Marie Nolley, Dwayne Alton Rolf. Daniel Mui-piu Wu, Christopher Lee Bauer. Karen Norene Trede. THIRD ROW: James Slice. Daniel Bruce Spielman. Carl David Tatum. William Wylie Holden, Donald Neal Subt, Cynthia Lynn Derrick, Mary Jane Quitta, Ste- ven Dale Coker. FOURTH ROW: Kelvin Lee Holub, Paul Richard Graves, Dana Therese Smith. Bruce Martin Greenwald. Wendy Kay Mok. Molly Jones, Kathryn L. Popielarczyk, Stephen Mark Matteson. Wayne David McConnell, James Garry Peters, Debra Kay Pease, Steven Blake Thompson, Richard Kelvin Ulrich. Colleen R. M. Hutching, Stephen Edgar Johnston, Thomas Richard Sig- uaw. Jack McClary Burgess. Robert Bruce Turnquist. Joel Barlow. Kyle Murray Schultz. FIFTH ROW: Raul David Garcia, Jack Edward Marvin, Paul Bryan Riggs. Maria E. Kang, Mary Christina Belton, George B. Christie. Elizabeth S. Silverman. John Randolph Kent. Richard Alan Johnston. SIXTH ROW: Luis Eduardo Arrivillaga, Marc Anthony Sekula, Jeffrey Wayne Cole, Rakash Koch- har. Augustin Cruz, Lewis Eugene Vowell, Chrissi Lynne Brown. Lawrence Ross Clarke. Dick Long, Peter Joseph Volpe, John Frederick Oyen. Teresa P. Suffre- dini, Louis A. Beecherl, James Scott McEwen, Marian Carol Tullis. John Pierce Traylor. William Morgan Huff. Robert J. Leonard, Michael T. Suffredini. Jac- queline D. McKinney. The American Institute of Chemical Engineers hosted the regional AIChE conference in April. With speakers and a trip to the Radian Corporation, an Austin con- sulting firm, the two-day convention culminated each evening with a ban- quet. The AIChE chapter of Rice Uni- versity was to have served as hosts for the convention this year, but passed on the responsibilities to the UT chapter due to a lack of members in the organi- zation on the Rice campus. The annual AIChE field trip was prempted due to the unexpected host- ing of the convention. During the year, the group met monthly with a panel of businessmen to discuss the state of the chemical market and job opportunities. ENGINEERING AIChE -333 ASCE Wins Concrete Canoe Contest Limiting its membership to Civil Engi- neering and Architecture students, the UT chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers increased its membership from 160 in 1977 to nearly 250 in 1978. ASCE members represented the Department of Civil Engineering as they worked with the Pi Sigma Pi World of Engineering program. In November and again in April members conducted tours of the Engineering Science Building for visiting high school seniors from all over Texas. ASCE members also presented a slide show for the prospective freshmen. ASCE representatives traveled to Cor- pus Christi April 7, 8 and 9 for a state- wide convention of ASCE chapters. The UT Austin chapter won first place for Best Construction in the annual Concrete Canoe Contest. Members also won first place in the Faculty Canoe Race across Corpus Christi Bay. Presenting his paper on Cable-Stayed Bridges, Rick Pens- horn also received a first place rating. Bill Broaddus, a UT System engineer, outlined construction of the Special Events Center for the group in the fall. ENGINEERING FIRST ROW: Larry Duane Olson, Mary Helen Hunter. Daniel Kenneth Steussy. Amadeo Saenz Jr.. Morey Emmitt Walker. SECOND ROW: Diane Mary DeKoning, Bert Gustav Shelton. James Ray Brannon, Allen David Woelke, David Carter Wheelock. Richard E. Klinger, Thomas Edward Dreiss. Tung Leung Lam, Nicho- las J. Carino. THIRD ROW: Robert Benton McCennis. Glenn Adylett Barton. Richard Edward Johnson. John Franklin Faust, Henry Carl Bain, Colby Leigh Parkhouse. FOURTH ROW: Richard Scott McKitrick. Bowman Andrew Urech, Kenneth James Cervenka. John David McLaughlin. William Martin Isenhower. Amy Roseann Eng, Steven Daniel Parks. FIFTH ROW: Samuel Morris Bryant. Deo-Mind Lu, Sidney Allan Mielke. Matthew Steven Squyres. J. Paul Fuller, Mark Stephen Chichowski. Engrique Aueusto Cardenas. SIXTH ROW: Law- rence Edward Siebs, Jeff Wayne Miller. Vicki Diane Vickery, James Carroll Faulkner. Richard Joseph Penshorn. Ronald Reed Spillman, Robert Henry Thonhoff Jr. FIRST ROW: Jean Allyse Burson. Frances Susan McKneely. Karen Ka Grube, Cody Terrel Mathews. Marsha Lynn Lutz. Thad Ethan Gilliam. June Marie Droemer, Patric Dennis Mclntyre. Susan Smith. Jamin Lee Patrick, Kristin Gale Homme, Donald Eugene Herrera. SECOND ROW: Ronald Keith Moore. Fadi Raja Shabshab. Richard James Kern. Bassam Mouhammad Addada-Shlone. Victor Mario Gutierrez, Gregory Keith Haley. Lee Edward Line, Salim Mitri Haddad. Farid Sami Rebeiz. THIRD ROW: Dariela Cortes, Amin Michael Gobril. Michel Georges Araman, James Russel Lewis. David Thomas Smith. Richard Kim Laird. Lewis Scott Ramsey. Jimmy Dean Zamzow, Craig Felts Stong. FOURTH ROW: Lyman Reese. Charlie Reagan Copeland Jr.. Donald Patrick McCelvey. Candice Elizabeth Koederitz. Joe David Walker. Donna Lynn Grittman. Edward Somers O ' Malley. Benjamin Cyrus Carmine. FIFTH ROW: Edward Merrill Simpson, Jimmy Curtiss Allen. Allison Terry Whitney. Nasir Khoshbakhsh. Randall William Poston, Marsha Lynn Hamby, Terrell Bruce Chalker. Johnnie Alamaguer Terrazas. Fernando De Leon. 334 - ASCE ASME Hosts Region X Conference FIRST ROW: Christy Gaston. Michael Gene Krause, Karen Norene Trede, Danny Ray Jacobsen, Clay Wayland Fulcher. Dennis Anthony Pleticha. Jeffrey James Webster, Alice Bell Dreyfuss. Patrick Kevin Scullin. SECOND ROW: Nelson Dale Smith, Waller Gibson Gleye, Walter Francis Shalek, Stephen Alan Edwards. Richard Gerald Stinson, Carl Edward Cope, Joe Ben Smith, Kim Arnold Wynns. THIRD ROW: Judith Francis McAdams, Robert Chris Mankin. Melvin Eugene Clark, Stephen Sayre Bagstad, Jeffrey Leo Kepner. James Edward Hall, Enrique V. Barrera, Marion Wicks Cole III. FOURTH ROW: Guy Tucker Lanier, Patrick Brian Rodgers, David Mark Henry. Paul Mladenka, James Edward Hamann, Michael Charles Hoover, Laura Ingrid Edisen. Marc Lafranz. Louis Numa DeCuir III. Their four-leaf clover symbol seemed to have brought luck to the UT chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The chapter sponsored many student oriented activ- ities, all aimed at providing profes- sional and social growth for members. At regularly scheduled meetings, speakers from the scientific and indus- trial community provided insight into the engineering world after graduation. Members learned How to Make Good Impressions at Interviews. In a speech given by a representative of the Bell Telephone Company, members learned about Practical Engineering. In early April, UT ' s chapter hosted the ASME Region X Annual Confer- ence at the Thompson Conference Center. Students from all over the state submitted papers on engineering sub- jects. Winners represented ASME Region X at the national conference in San Francisco. ENGINEERING ASME -335 IEEE Helps Create Study Lounge - FIRST ROW: William Keith Honea, Carol Gay Hovenga, Thomes Robert Mclntire, O. Carol Clayton. James Kent Poliner. Michael Anthony Osborn. Ran- dall Burch Allsup, Mehrad Yasrebi. SECOND ROW: Lyndon Taylor, Edgar Ernesto Guerra, Loren Thomas Lancaster. Joe B. Dishongh Jr.. William Alan Fincher. Steven Lynn Hodges. Ahmad Setoudeh. Michael Rene Mendoza. Rich- ard Reyes Alderete. THIRD ROW: Marc Stephen Bens, David Earl Snavely. Donald Lee Montgomery. Mark Stephen Harris, John Crosley Herder, Hui- Chien Shen, Gary Joe Fanner. Myra Kay Parsons Pearson. Donald Mason Chandler, David Edward Meznarich. Daniel Balderas Jr., Carlos Ruiz. David Rivera. James Morris. FOURTH ROW: Roland Teoh, Scott Rodney Reagan, Michael J. McGehearty. Ann Marie Johnston. B. Wayne Dye. David Isaiah Gar- rett, Richard G. Von Blucher. Paul Riley Crocker. William C. Duesterhoeff. Wayne William Schwiesow, Barry Robert Schwiesow. Gary Donald Berg, Ray- mundo Sanchez. Carroll Stoner Vance. ENGINEERING If a student ventured onto the third floor of the Engineering-Science Build- ing an unexpected surprise awaited this year. A couple of chairs and a table might not seem like much to the aver- age student, but for engineering stu- dents who had never had an accessible study lounge, the sparse furniture rep- resented comfort and convenience. The breakthrough came largely through the perseverance of the Institute of Electri- cal and Electronic Engineers. The lounge is something we ' ve been trying to get for the last couple of years. It was never approved, but they put it in this year, and I would like to think we had a large part in it. Tom Mclntire, club president, said. Vending machines in the new. relaxation and study area were expected in the near future. Besides providing more space for engineering students, IEEE also helped out other electrical engineering students with pre-registration. IEEE members listened to speakers from corporations such as Motorola, Rockwell, Texas Instruments, Leeds and Northrup and the Bell Systems. Besides taking a tour of the General Dynamics plant in Fort Worth, mem- bers studied the electrical system of a guided missile. 336 IEEE SPE-AIME Visits Penzoil, Mobil FIRST ROW: James Mikell Barnum. John Johnson. Thomas Tydings Thacker. William Louis Jackson, Michael Henry Feltch. Dale Wayne Alexander, Michael Robin Vasicek, Mark Steven Theisen. SECOND ROW: Thomas Zadock James, Win Dean Bunch, David Randy Howery. Jesus Camacho, Laurence Edward Parent. Victor Carnal Saied. John Renne Allred, David Bryan Voorhis. THIRD ROW: Stephen Ashon Chan, Eric Vaughn Collum. Lester Jay Evans. Mark Champion Krause III. Gregory Lloyd Miller. Gary Emil Moll. FOURTH ROW: Teddy Joe Bond Jr.. Charles Winston Sponberg 111. Michael Ramsey Burton. Leslie Booth Reeves. Approximately 400 members, national and local, comprised the Soci- ety of Petroleum Engineers-American Institute of Mechanical Engineers. Attempting to fulfill their purpose of disseminating information to students in Petroleum Engineering, the senior members of the group toured the drill- ing rigs of Penzoil Company. The Mobil Oil Company invited freshman members to lunch and introduced them to oilfield equipment in Luling, Texas. SPE-AIME hosted a series of distin- guished lecturers at meetings. James R. Lyon of Shell Oil Company spoke on the pricing of the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries and their effect on the world. Other lectures discussed interviewing for jobs and the employ- ment opportunities for graduates. SPE-AIME published a monthly newsletter and sponsored AIME Con- test to find the most original letter- head design for the local chapter. ENGINEERING SPE AIME 337 SWE Promotes Engineering Fields FRONT ROW: Donna Lynn Gnttman, Susan Ing-Jeh Wang. Danita Jean Mur- phy. Joanne Rose Lovas. Sylvia Escobar. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Yvonne Alli- son. Jacqueline Sue Canaby. Debra Kay Pease, Inez Yvonne Duranleau. Martha Clara Kibbe. June Marie Droemer. Shevawn Shores. Jacqueline Denise McKinney. Deidre Dene Jones. Julie Jackson. Celeste Sue Douglas. BACK ROW: Candice Elizabeth Koederitz. Carol Ann Hammett. Linda Catherine Moutos. Kathy Michele Drennan. Barbara Louise Bolton. Helen T. Bostick, Francis X. Bostick. Teresa G. Sipes, Sherry Susan Koch, Allison T. Whitney. Ruth Evelyn Archer. OTHER MEMBERS: Mary Alice Arevalo. Maysun Bsisu. Jean Allyse Burson. Mary Theresa Cano, Diana Carranza. Kelly Anne Cassidy. I-Yuan Theresa Chai, Colleen Mariellen Collins. Anne Crosby. Barbara Janet Evans, Marsha Lynn Hamby. Kristin Gale Homme. Sandra Vale Humphrey, Mary Helen Hunter, Karen C. Shaner Jordan!. Wei-Lin Jung. Elizabeth Annette Locklm, Joanne Jessie Malina. Jeanmarie Nolley, Colby Leigh Parkhouse, Julianne Patterson, Martha J. Bassett Pertusa, Nancy Jean Seller. Elizabeth S. Silverman. Sandra Kaye Skelton. Josephine Sosa. Marian Carol Tullis. Patrice Princella Woolen. ENGINEERING Open to all students enrolled in the College of Engineering, the Society of Women Engineers encouraged young women to help fill positions in engi- neering career fields. Main objectives of the group included providing the university community with information about the qualifications of women engineers and encouraging high stand- ards of educational and professional achievement for students. After their annual Christmas party, SWE donated their tree to a needy Austin family. Helping Pi Sigma Pi with their World of Engineering pro- gram. SWE participated in Engineer ' s Week by selecting an outstanding woman engineer Student of the Year. Striving to recruit incoming fresh- men, SWE participated in the World of Engineering program ' s high school visitation project. Members helped conduct tours and set up displays on Nov. 22 and April 15 for high school seniors from all over Texas. SWE pre- pared a booklet listing engineering organizations on campus for prospec- tive engineering freshmen. During each monthly meeting, SWE members heard presentations from rep- resentatives of Southwestern Bell. Phil- lips Petroleum Company and Celanese. 338 Society of Women Engineers Classics Club Studies Readings 0 FRONT ROW: Cathy Anne Hogg, Renee Broussard. Monica Ann Caneslaro. Laura Jean Wohlschlaeger, Ernest Wylie Harkins. Leslie Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: William Robert Netherout. Mark Eads Underwood, Darrel Ray Froelich. Mernlee Arden Diamond. Prise-ilia Coulbourn Edwards, (ircgois Paul lk ' i--cron. BACK ROW: Charles Samuel Houston. Roger David Hurst. Daniel Bret Wil- liams. Clarance Maris Smith. Eric Joseph Frank. We ' re a real loose group, Classics Club member Mark Underwood said. On a campus the size of UT. so many large organizations exist which try to accomplish as much as possible. According to Underwood, however. this is not true of the Classics Club. Members grouped to discuss Greek and Roman literary classics. Not believing in just reading all the time, members also participated in the intra- mural Softball program. HUMANITIES Classics Club 339 Pre-Law Stresses Preparation FIRST ROW: Arleas Upton, Betheny Lynn Reid, Laurie Bea Hudspeth. Karen Elizabeth Wickline. Mark Daniel Strachan. SECOND ROW: George Leslie Lankford. William Franklin Coates. Alan Lee Castetter. THIRD ROW: Ronald Carl Hulme. Mark Adrian Clark. John Carlton Dickerson III, Michael Marion Destefano, Lillian Scott Beasley. Donna Ann Pekarsky, Alfred Michael Meyer- son. FOURTH ROW: Claire Elizabeth LeBas. Eric Brian Tucker, Lee McDonald Rogers, Jeffrey Scott Bernstein, Sim David Israeloff. Seth Robert Ellerin. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Alexander Gonzales. Timothy Gerard Sralla, James Carlton Mason. Matthew James Kennedy. James H. Stokes Jr.. Karl Van Gardner. SIXTH ROW: Bryan Peter Collins. Richard Irol Knox. Douglas D. Dirks. Charles Binford Moore Jr.. James Patrick Mclnerny. SEVENTH ROW: Stephen W. Scott. Dena Carol Whittington. Stephen Wayne Lemmon. Marc Pierre Walsh. Joyceanne Beachem. EIGHTH ROW: Benigna Rodriguez, Nora Eva L. Del Toro. Gwendolyn Susan Berger. LAW In an attempt to keep last minute anxiety attacks at a minimum, the Pre- Law Association administered mock LSAT exams prior to each Law School Admission Test. In order to assist stu- dents in preparing for the real thing, identical instructions and time limits were used as guidelines for the mock LSAT examinations. Also offered to all prospective law students was a mock law school class administered by Professor David Epstein of the University School of Law. Professor Epstein ' s lecture con- cerned a case discussion of property rights. Students attending the class were instructed to study the case and later, had to participate in discussion. Careers in the field of law were an additional point of concern of the Pre- Law Association program. Guy Fisher, an associate of the law firm Clark, Thomas, Winters and Shipiro, dis- cussed the differences of working with a large firm as oppo sed to working with a small firm. 340 UT Pre-Law Association Alpha Chi Sigma Tutors Students FRONT ROW: Michael Lee Ramsey. Paula Marie Seidel, Cheryl Ann Kosarek. Donna Marie Normand. Judy Mae Yep. Reba Lynn Jones. Patricia Kate McRee. Diana Lynn Lundelius. Bryan Mark Garner, Sydney Diana Burton. BACK ROW: Robin Noelle Siewert. Stephen Mark Matteson. Wade Lawrence Mokarry. Bradley K. Robertson. Robert J. Fehrenbacher. Paul Bryan Riggs. Thomas Richard Siguaw. When Alpha Chi Sigma members got together, the chemistry was right. Com- posed mainly of chemistry and chemi- cal engineering majors, the organiza- tion held tutorial sessions every Tues- day night for persons who had diffi- culty mastering the formulas. To better understand chemistry ' s rel- ation to the world. Dr. Jim Stice spoke on historical changes which developed because of engineering. Chemical formulas and molecular structures did not totally occupy the minds of Alpha Chi Sigma members. Some played intramural volleyball and basketball; the team reached the play- offs in basketball. At the beginning of each semester, new members were inducted. As part of their initiation, pledges had to partici- pate in a treasure hunt which took them all over Austin. They also played the actives in volleyball and baseball. Because the rules were devised by the actives, the pledges lost. Alpha Chi Sigma members honored former members in the spring with the annual alumni barbecue. NATURAL SCIENCES Alpha Chi Sigma -34 1 Fa: Gearing Members Create, Decorate SIM m tbwVc ' , : . FRONT ROW: Jaylie I. L. Beckenhauer. Beth Marie Malta, LeLynn Kay Buz- bee, Diane E. De La Garza. Carolyn Louise Paxton, Linda Sue Blaine, Flora Gutierrez Saenz, Lisa Delores Cranberry, Celia Ann Seiders. BACK ROW: Mary E. Durrett, Catherine Louise Meyer, Cherrylene Terchman. Maureen Ann Bourgeois, Barbara Ann Leonard, Jeanne De Lois Groesbeck. Jennie Lou Anderson, Patsy Lou Gonzales, Robin Denise Boldt, Barbara Ellen Ken, Cath- erine R. Cooper. Eleshea Dice Angarola, Maria Olivia Martinez. NATURAL SCIENCES For their Homemade Christmas, members of the Mary E. Gearing Home Economics Chapter created eye- catching placements, material flowers and mastered the fine art of sand paint- ing. Members contributed different fes- tive decorating ideas and recipes which were compiled and distributed to stu- dents to enhance the holiday season. In February, the group hosted the Texas Home Economics Association Convention. 342 Mary E. Gearing Fashion Group Models New Styles tas and recipe - ' disrated to s 3 e holiday it group FRONT ROW: Lois Woods. Peggy Williams, Deborah Elaine Bennett, Martha Morgan, Vicki Lynn Knight, Catherine Ann Womack, Maureen Grasso. BACK ROW: Marsha Green, Jamie Kovich. Sheri Erickson. Patricia Lynn Bosch, Robyn Ann Griesman. Nancy Ruth Dunn, Cheryl Lynn Deering, Sharon Etta Gerber, Mary Margaret Dilger, Lynn Lawler. Jane Kathryn Henry, Shannon Ruth Rose, Susan Kay Barron. Winter wear was viewed at the November show. Will ties get thinner? Is the plunging neckline still falling? What was all that parading around inside the Union last November? One organization sought to answer those questions. The Fashion Group sponsored its annual fashion show in the Union. It ' s our big event of the year, secretary Mary Dilger said. On the night of the show members showed off a wide range of new styles, from flowing mid-length peasant outfits to cape ensembles. The show allowed members to plan and stu- dents to see an authentic fashion show. Speakers from Brittons, Sanger-Har- ris and Richard Brooks lectured on clothes designing and fashions in gen- eral. One speaker even brought slides from the Dallas Market. However, see- ing pictures just was not the same as being there. So, in March, the group went to the Apparel Mart in Dallas. CIENCES Fashion Group 343 VHTA Strives for Professionalism FRONT ROW: Joan F. Clark, Linda Sue Blaine, Jennie Lou Anderson. Carolyn Louise Paxton. Jaylie Beckenhauer, Carol Akkerman. BACK ROW: Diane Mar- tin. Carol Jane Stewart. Cindy Johnson. Celia Ann Seiders. Carolyn Jean Leh- mann, Coralou Austin. Lois Ann Bohl. NATURAL SCIENCES In its third year at the University, the Vocational Homemaking Teachers Association of Texas strove to promote professionalism in home economics instruction. We are trying to wake people up to what we ' re about. Home Economics isn ' t just cookies. It involves management, planning and brains, Linda Blaine, president, said. Open to Home Economics majors, VHTA sponsored a March of Dimes seminar on birth defects in October. Doctors from both the medical schools of Galveston and Houston came to speak on various methods of pre-natal care to prevent birth defects. The monthly meetings held in the Home Economics Building gave the 35 members a chance to listen to profes- sionals, such as Phoebe Denney, the area consultant of homemaking teach- ers. Topics included health occupa- tions, homemaking teachers legislation and opportunities in home economics. Bake sales and cookbook sales pro- vided funds for the Christmas dinner and end-of-year picnic. We are a small club, but hopefully we are meet- ing some needs, and providing some outlets, Blaine said. 344 VHTA lalism I it defects. listings held in e .Building gave the. ' ; :o proles- Phoebe Denney. the fiwemalangteacii- idtd health occupa- cookbook sals ? Christmas d ' picnic. e a Kappa Epsilon Helps at Hospital FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Purvis, Maria Isabel Flores. Janet Ilean Charles. Letti- cia Cora Taucher. Won Beet Gaw. Carolina Barrios, Patsy Sue Malone. SEC- OND ROW: Debra D. Christiansen. Dora Linda Salazar. Jean Ann Grappe. Margaret Anne C ' ovington, Mary Ann Smith. Andrea Elizabeth Lambert, Billye Elaine Koether. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Ann Ayub. Jennifer Lynn Ridings, Deborah Lynne Huber, LaTrala Gibson, Ellen Katherine Presz, Celyna Donna Delgado. Kayla K. Kothmann. FOURTH ROW: Velma Jean Brown. Laura Denise Patterson. Debra Lee De Santis. Norma Christina Rios, Maria Graciela Lopez. Jihad Augusta Zabana, Susan Teresa Truby, Maria Concepcion Marti- nez. Lisa Jean Sheffield. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Ann Dupriest. Carolyn S. Silvert- horn, Elizabeth Kay McLendon, Debra Ann McGrew. Nora Alicia Laurel. Kim- berly Kay Williams. Vickie Lin Brodbeck. SIXTH ROW: Marcella Lynn Roman, Alma Alicia Hinojosa. Beatrice Ann Godines. Andrea Leigh Allred. Patricia Lou Jaggers, Thelma Diane Molina, Melissa Ann Muennink. Marcia Lea Muellar. Cynthia Ann Paxton, Geraldina Medina, Shyla Thomas. Terri Lynn Tiemann. SEVENTH ROW: Donna Margo Blamire. Sherilyn Adcock, Pamela Lynn Lockard. Pamela Kaye Farley. Martha Cecile Storrie. Elizabeth Lynn Arthur. Charlotte Mae Dietzel. Eat Your Heart Out encouraged Kappa Epsilon members. On Valen- tine ' s Day, the women sponsored a bakesale for the Heart Association. Formed to unite women pharmacy stu- dents, the group organized health-rela- ted service projects. In the spring, KE ' s disseminated information on skin care. Active mem- bers participated in the Red Cross vol- unteer program at Brackenridge Hospi- tal. Children on Brackenridge wards were treated to a Halloween party by the women. PHARMACY Members sell sweets for the Heart Association. Kappa Epsilon 345 Kappa Psi Assists in Telethon FRONT ROW: Stephen Frank Owen. Carlos Noe Garcia, Javier Andres Saenz, James T. Doluisio, Javier E. De La Garza. David William Waddelow, John Allen Baker, Gregg Lloyd Sharp, Ronald Noble Walker. BACK ROW: Daniel David Vela, Oscar Lopez, Stev en Anthony Bumsk. Mark Jay Sherman, Russell Wayne Fenoglio. David Ryan Dooley. John Patrick Johnson. Charles Allan Zamutt, Michael L. Overbeck, David Terry Walthall, Victor A. Yanchick, Albert Frank- lin Pearson. Max Edward Hooten, Michael Wayne Buss. Gilbert Ray Satter- white. Reynaldo Perez Moreno. If members of Kappa Psi pharma- ceutical service fraternity were not busy working on the Jerry Lewis Tele- thon or maintaining a continual blood bank account, they were attending the Regional Convention in Arkansas where they were able to meet other Kappa Psi members from different parts of the country. Kappa Psi members did not need a mortar and pestle to mix work with pleasure. Some of the members partici- pated in intramural football, basketball and baseball. Every Thursday night, the men could be found at the Silver Dollar dancing the two step and Cotton-Eyed Joe, but in December and March, they put away blue jeans and boots and took out tuxedos for formal dances. 346 Kappa Psi ethon LPhA Hosts Pharmacy Lecturers A i FRONT ROW: Sarah Ann Rowe. Carlos Barrera Everett. Sylvia Valverde. Rus- sell Wayne Fenogho, David Ryan Dooley, Reynaldo Perez Moreno. Daniel David Vela. Stephen Frank Owen. Manuel P. Lena. Jr. MIDDLE ROW: Patrick Scott Pevoto. Janet Inez Price. Norma Christina Rios. Anna Bernice Flores, Janet Ilean Charles. Jean Ann Grappe. Andrea Leigh Allred, Wendy Kay Hunter. Letticia Cora Taucher, Judy Carol Tate. Garbo Wong, Karen Elizabeth Barnes. Martha Cecile Storrie. Charlotte Mae Dietzel. David William Wadde- low. BACK ROW: Carlos Noe Garcia. Eugene W. Kocurek. Jr . James Colin Murphy. Elizabeth Kay McLendon, Mark Jay Sherman, Lisa Jean Sheffield, Velma Jean Brown. Oscar Lopez, Steven Anthony Burrisk. John Patrick John- son. Javier E. De La Garza, Michael L. Overbeck, Albert Franklin Pearson. Patsy Sue Malone, Billye Elaine Koether. Javier Andres Saenz, Scott Michael Schumann, John Allin Baker. Gregg Lloyd Sharp, Gilbert Ray Satterwhite. Charles Allan Zamutt. i (Inks Ata ZMUII. ... VkfltFnnk- ito Saner- ( 10 mix work wit lit members part men erf Cotton-Eyed J. to toy pai -Jbootsandtook 1 ] dances. Speaking about the changes in the pharmacy student internship program, Arlyn Kloesel of the State Board of Pharmacy gave Longhorn Pharmaceu- tical Association members insight into their future profession. LPhA answered questions for members who soon would be dispensing prescribed medicine. Jacob Miller, president-elect of the American Pharmaceutical Association, also lectured to the group. Because it gave them a chance to meet and exchange ideas with other pharmacy students from North Amer- ica, LPhA participants traveled to con- ventions in Louisiana and Montreal. Attendees brought back information to aid in preparation for the next student LPhA Regional convention which will be held in Austin in November. Professional pharmacists speak at meetings. Longhorn Pharmaceutical Association 347 Phi Delta Chi Gives Medical Aid FIRST ROW: James Ming Wong, Deborah Helen Drawdy. Carolina Barrios. Vicki Joann Ware. Beverly Gail Smith. Robert Lee Pippin. SECOND ROW: Darrell Lynn Schneider, Sharon Gay Smallwood, Lisa Jean Sheffield. Maria Concepcion Martinez. Sandra Kaye Blaydes, Robert Islas Chavez. THIRD ROW: Rodolfo Delgado Jr., Daniel Wayne Lukas, Raul Dominguez, Cecilio Manuel Lopez. Gregory Walter Haley. FOURTH ROW: Robert Michael Home, Kevin Maurice Keele, Phillip Bryan Bench, Joseph Alan Lew. FIFTH ROW: John Mark Alexander, Roy Glenn Ware, Carlos Barrena Everett. Paul John Godley. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Brown Blaydes. Steven Forrest McCullough, Richard Arnold Flores. Kerrv Bruce Pierson. PHARMACY Offering free high-blood pressure detection, Phi Delta Chi members aided the community in cooperation with the American Heart Association. The pharmaceutical service fraternity campaigned to alert citizens about poi- son prevention. Participating in the walkathon, members donated money to the March of Dimes. Hoping that it would become a fra- ternity tradition, the first annual Hook ' em ' Horns dance allowed those who attended to trip the light fantastic. 348 Phi Delta Chi Deans Evaluate Professional Groups )W: Hotel MicWfta FirnUOK: jdt Pail M iht first annual Hook y jllowed those ho :e light fantastic. ENGINEERING: Dean Earnest Gloyna, We place a lot of emphasis on student organizations in the College of Engineering. Through these organizations, we try to give students a chance to develop professional attitudes that span the transition from student to professional. We have three types of student organizations in the College of Engineering: honor, service, and social. I offer a course that meets three times a week designed for the leaders of the student organizations. It can be taken for credit or audited. The purpose of the course is to keep organizations in touch with what ' s going on in the college and profession. COMMUNICATION: Dr. Norris G. Davis, Student organizations help both the student and the school when they operate competently. By bringing in people from outside the school, students are acquainted with professionals. They also get a chance to meet other students with similar interests. Internships are also important, especially in the field of communica- tion, because employers look for professional experience when they hire. Students can also learn whether or not they really want to work in the area of their major. I would like to make internships a degree requirement, but this isn ' t practical. EDUCATION: Assistant Dean R. J. Connelly, There is no question that student organiza- tions are beneficial. They provide opportunities to develop leadership and ability to work with others. They are a value to the school because they do worthwhile things. By acquainting themselves with professionals, and by doing professional projects, the students can accom- plish tasks beyond the university level. Students need to have a professional set of attitudes before they become teachers, and they can attain this attitude under the supervision of stu- dent teaching. You can ' t really know what a classroom is like until you ' re there. NATURAL SCIENCES: Dean James Vick, The student organizations are useful for acquainting students with job prospects on the outside. They are beneficial to the college because students get ideas from the outside and bring them back to the class. I feel that to a cer- tain extent students do influence the content of the class. BUSINESS: Dr. Robert Smith, I think the professional organizations in the College of Business are great. They promote scholarship, character and leadership, and they encourage young people to make contributions to their prospective fields. This helps produce more active and interested businessmen. The profes- sional business organizations also help promote a sense of tradition both to the College of Busi- ness and the University. They help develop con- scientious teaching as some groups recognize outstanding professors and teaching assistants. Professionals 349 : s 7 I LIMELIGHT Edited by Candi Vernon m - - - - - , .. Egs . fflt - Meredith John, the University ' s first female Rhodes Scholar, and Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell excelled in their respective pursuits. The CACTUS traditionally docu- ments the achievements of outstanding students like these in its own awards gallery, Limelight. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS RICHARD MOORE ARCHER Omicron Delta Kappa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Head Varsity Cheerleader School of Architecture Student Government, Co-President Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities SARA SUE AVANT Omicron Delta Kappa Angel Flight, Commander Alpha Chi Omega Orange Jackets Student Senate 352 Outstanding Students MARVIN ELLIOT BLUM Omicron Delta Kappa Law School Chancellor Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Phi Delta Phi Dobie Center Resident Advisor ELIZABETH STARR BRAUN Omicron Delta Kappa Orange Jackets Humanities Council Special Programs, Chairman Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Vice-President Princeton ' s Summer Work Abroad EARL CHRISTIAN CAMPBELL Heisman Trophy Southwest Conference, Player of the Year Longhorn Football, Player of the Year Fellowship of Christian Athletes Captain of the Football Team Outstanding Students 353 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS NANCY ANN DAVIDSON Student Senate Student Services Committee, Chairman Mortar Board Alpha Delta Pi Orientation Advisor JENNIFER ANN DECAMP Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Washington Internship Program, Steering Committee Junior Fellows, Executive Committee Texas Union Fine Arts Committee 354 Outstanding Students REBECCA ANNE FADELY Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Lambda Delta. Executive Board University Chorus. President Fine Arts Student Council. Treasurer HOLLYCE CHARENN GILES Orange Jackets. President Mortar Board Friar Society Orientation Advisor Dad ' s Day Outstanding Student WAYNE HOUSTON GORDON Friar Society Mortar Board Omicron Delta Kappa Black Health Professions, President Dad ' s Day Outstanding Student Finalist Outstanding Students 355 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS SANDRA MARIE HOLUB Omicron Delta Kappa Beta Alpha Psi, Correspondence Secretary Delta Delta Delta Sorority College of Business Administration Council Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ANN MERIDITH JOHN Rhodes Scholar 356 Outstanding Students BRIAN PATRICK JOHNSON Texas Union Program Council, Chairman Texas Union Building Policy Committee Student Involvement Committee, Co-Chairman Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Dad ' s Day Outstanding Student Finalist CANDICE ELIZABETH KOEDERITZ Omicron Delta Kappa Society of Women Engineers, President Tau Beta Pi Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Engineering Scholar DOROTHY LVNNE MCGEE Orange Jackets, Vice-President Mortar Board Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee University of Texas Sweetheart Outstanding Students 357 FORMER OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Still in School MARK WAYNE ADDICKS PAUL TALMAGE BOSTON JR. TERREE ALLAN BOWERS A NNA CLARE BUIE WILLIAM CALVIN CHANEY KATHERINE LUCIA CHATAS JOHN WALTON CRADDOCK JR. MARK PATRICK EVANS KAREN KAY GRUBE MARTHA ANN HILL HELEN KATHLEEN JOHNSON BARBARA ANN LINCH ERIC WINSTON MAYO PAUL KIM MINIFEE DAVID SCOTT MOTHERSOLE WILLIAM MORRISON PARRISH STEPHEN LEO POIZNER TERRY CHARLES QUIST THOMAS WAYNE RIOUX RANDALL EUGENE ROBERTS RANDELL CECIL ROBERTS DEMETRIS AQUILLA SAMPSON LELIA ROSAMAYA SHELTON JANE ELIZABETH STRAUS BRIAN ROGER SULLIVAN DAVID WAYNE THOMAS REID CARROLL WILSON CHERYL ANN ZAREMBA CYNTHIA JEAN POWELL Omicron Delta Kappa Student Senate Communication Council An Analysis of Investment Disputes in Latin America, Co-Author Who ' s Who in American Colleges And Universities The Eyes of Texas, Co-Founder MARY KATHLEEN PRICE Omicron Delta Kappa Orange Jackets College of Business Administration, Vice-President Phi Beta Chi Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 358 Outstanding Students ROBERTS Clt ROBERTS )ULLA SAMPSON MASHEITON ETH STRAUS SULLIVAN ; ETHOMAS -L WILSON ZAREMBA KAREN ANN WALLER Mortar Board Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Education Council, President University Council on Teacher Education DAVID LOCHRIDGE WARE Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Texas Union Cultural Events Committee, Chairman Concerts Advisory Committee RUSSELL T. WHITTENBURG Academic Affairs Committee, Chairman The Vector, Editor Texas Union Building Policy Committee Student Engineering Council Alpha Phi Omega Outstanding Students 359 GOODFELLOWS DAVID LLOYD HAUG Omicron Delta Kappa Texas Union Building Policy Committee Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees JEFF DEAN CASE Omicron Delta Kappa Sigma Delta Chi Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees. President JAMES RUSSELL TAMLYN Mortar Board Pi Kappa Alpha Frat ernity The Eyes of Texas TERI LYNN WENGLEIN Delta Delta Delta Sorority, President Spooks, President Texas Relays Committee, Executive Board ROSEMARY MARIE CALICO Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Texas Union Afro-American Culture Committee Drama Student Organization, Treasurer 360 Goodfellows TRUMAN CAREY EDMINSTER Omicron Delta Kappa Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Student ' s Association Restructuring Committee MICHAEL BERGEN ELLIOT Student Advisory Committee to Athletics Council Student Senate College of Business Administration Council SONIA LEWIS Omicron Delta Kappa Mortar Board, President College of Humanities Outstanding Student MEREDITH LYNETTE CANADA Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Vice-President Orientation Advisor UNIT, Advisor Goodfellows-361 GOODFELLOWS CATHERINE HURT Orange Jackets Texas Union Ideas and Issues Committee Education Council MARTHA ANNE BOOE Mortar B oard Social and Behavioral Sciences Council, Secretary University of Texas Sweetheart PEGGY ANNE NASH Phi Beta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, Vice-President KAREN KAY GRUBE Tau Beta Pi Orange Jackets Longhorn Band STACY RENEE BANKHEAD Orange Jackets Spooks Alpha Xi Delta Sorority KEITH HOWARD MULLEN Omicron Delta Kappa Kappa Alpha Fraternity Texas Union Interaction Committee 362 Goodfellows JESSIE JUDITH ARONOW Orange Jackets Alpha Delta Pi Sorority exas Union Building Policy Committee SUSAN ADELE BLACK Mortar Board Social and Behavioral Sciences Council. President Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities SETH PAUL LERNER Omicron Delta Kappa Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Texas Union Musical Events Committee SONIA ANN PEREZ Chicanos Interesados En Communicaciones Sigma Delta Chi The Daily Texan JEAN ANNE CROW Pi Beta Phi Sorority Student Senate Fine Arts Student Council. President ELIZABETH ANN STEPHENS Orange Jackets Delta Gamma Sorority Panhellenic Council. Vice- President Goodfellows - 363 MARGARET LYNN ADAMS Orange Jackets Student Senate Fine Arts Student Council, Secretary STANLEY ROBERT GALANSKI Mortar Board. Treasurer Sigma Gamma Tau, President Longhorn Singers ARLEAS UPTON Omicron Delta Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, President UT Pre-Law Association, Secretary I JAVIER E. DE LA GARZA RhoChi Kappa Psi Student Senate JILL ARNOLD ROBERTS Mortar Board Orange Jackets Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Vice-President 364 Gootlfellows GOODFELLOWS KAREN LEE MOUREY Omicron Delta Kappa Orange Jackets Alpha Chi Omega SCOTT SUTTON CAMPBELL Student Senate Communication Council Varsity Cheerleader KIMBERLE KOILE Phi Beta Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, President Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities EILEEN MARY RAFFANIELLO Omicron Delta Kappa Council of Graduate Students, President Graduate Assembly STEVEN ALLAN SOCKLER University Finance Association, President Graduate Business Council Originator of UT Mascot at Varsity Basketball Games Goodfellows - 365 DIANE DRAKE Mortar Board Student Senate Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities VELMA JOYCE GAINES Orange Jackets Council on the Status of Women and Minorities Council of Minority Organizations Steering Committee CAROL JEAN MCANELLY Mortar Board Alpha Phi Sorority. President Panhellenic Council, Vice-President ERIC FRANCIS CRAVEN Omicron Delta Kappa Tejas Club. President Select Committee on Orientation Procedure, Chairman SUSAN DENISE GEE Alpha Phi Omega Orientation Advisor CACTUS Yearbook Section Editor JAMES PATRICK MCINERNY Tejas Club, Secretary Orientation Advisor General and Comparative Studies Parliament, Vice-President 366 Goodfellows GOODFELLOWS BARRY FRANKLIN BAXTER Acacia, President Texas Union Musical Events Committee, Chairman 1977 Southern Governor ' s Conference, Staff Member and Reservations Co-ordinator DONNA MARIA BLACKSHEAR Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Texas Relays Committee Texas Union Afro-American Culture Committee JAMES WALTER GOGGANS UT Pre-Law Association. President Texas Union Building Policy Committee University Discipline Committee Former Goodfellows Still in School RICHARD MOORE ARCHER JIM FORREST AVANT ROBERT SHEPPARD BARNUM PAUL TALM AGE BOSTON JR. TERREE ALLAN BOWERS JOHN K. BOYCE III STEPHEN LINN CHEW DAVID MARK CORDELL IRA KENNETH DENENBERG MARK PATRICK EVANS PAULCOOPERMAN FEINBERG WAYNE HOUSTON GORDON ERICS. HAGSTETTE WILLIAM WENDELL HALL MARSHA LYNN HAMBY JOHN DAVID HARRISON DEAN RICHARD HOBART JACQUELINE SUZANNE HOLMES SANDRA MARIE HOLUB CAROLYN FROST KEENAN MARGARET LYNN LIDDLE BARBARA ANN LINCH BONNIE CUMMINS LUCAS PATRICK OWEN MACKEN DANNY FRANK MALONE ERIC WINSTON MAYO ROBERT GRISHAM MARTIN MICHAEL ALLEN MCFARLAND DOROTHY LYNNE MCGEE DAVID SCOTT MOTHERSOLE ROSS BRADLEY NATHANSON RENEE LYNN NICHOLS STEPHEN LEO POIZNER MARY KATHLEEN PRICE CHARLES CHRISTOPHER REEDER LYNN ELLIOT SCHWARTZ JUDITH ANN SHIFRIN HELEN DOROTHY STEWART SARA LEE STEWART JANE ELIZABETH STRAUSS DAVID WAYNE THOMAS KAREN ANN WALLER Goodfellows - 367 HONORARIES Edited by Erin Mitchell On April 15, 1978, the top of the Tower burned orange in a tribute to almost 2,000 scholars who had achieved a 3.5 grade- point average or better. Many of those so honored were repre- sented in national and local honorary organizations like Mor- tar Board, Phi Beta Kappa and The Eyes of Texas. d li lm%MM Mh 3) 2J ( 2Mfe do do FALL ArU-ne Rence Appel David Jerome Applebaum Anne Catherine Gorgo Edward John Gorman Elizabeth Ann Oppenheimer Jennifer Hall Orr INITIATES Ora ! ee Adcock Mar Patricia Armslead (ilona Irene Arredondo Louann Grant Brent Morgan Grav Sharon Ruth Owen Lisa Mane Owens Toni Sue Alexander Brenda Mane Auzenne Andrew Madison Creenwell Sandra Owens SLH.C;. Lxnn Allbnght Datoma Lvnn Armentrout 1 eigh Ann Barrett Laura Rose Bavhara Linda Susan Guettler Lisa Ann Hale Martha Ann Painter Cvnihia Ann Palev til r ' ) R Janet Elizabeth Bauerle Julie Ann Hall Vmcx Ann Parada Victoria Lvnn Benitez Marv Anne Bc-rnal Jovceanne Beachem Judith Ann Beightler Karen Ann Bennett Lisa Nell Hampton Adrienne Leah Harding Anne Katharine Harris Walter Gerard Parsley Julia Lee Patterson Carolvn Jovce Pavelka Stephanie Gave Brooks Meg Allison Carrell Julie Lucel Benson Jill Aimee Benz Beth Allison Berule Carole Mane Harris Susan Harris Trudy Ann Harris Gail Render Linda Mane Penning Constance Sue Pesek S M (T l Susan Louise Bicklev Audrey Faye Hjrvex J t e Phillips Cvnth ' -i F ' iveClecc Deborah Kay Birdwell Ruth Anne Harwood Brian Edward Poche Ethel A Coke Barbara i ouise Bolton Susan Lois Hasha Ellen Mane Pomeroy Carolyn Elizabeth Bone V ' tcki 1. Tanya Haves (iarv Norman Price Fl C n C i Ann Irene Bornceno Virginia Laurie Heard Svlvia Ann Proctor Nmcv Dale S(at. Lee Bramm La urie Sue Heffernan Suzanne Louise Puckett Patricia Ann Dt-Moss Mane Lv nn DilK Beth Elaine Brandt Susanne Michelle Branisa Vivian Jean Helpensime Fk ' ise Henderson Martha Anna Radke Mariben Ramsey Karen Lxnell Brenan Teresa Gay Hendncks Joyce l.oretia Rasch Shir n Ann D Roberta Ann Bretsmder Steven Hernandez Kira Sue Rathjen P i C 11 n Susan Mane Brock Sylvia Ann Hernn Carxn Rexrodc ,|. ' ' r- | Judv Brow-n John Charles Hickman Joni Lee Rtchter A F ' Mefissa Grace Broxxn Susan Jeanette Htckok Rhonda Ann Robbms R- h F T- F -L Patricia l.vnn Brown Julie Anne Hilton Anna Catherine Robinson Wan f- 1 - II C o - Becky Ann Brudmak Kathrvn MelaneeHiU Grace Tucker Robinson Linda Mane ( iar el Barbara Joann Gerhig Susan Rebecca Grossheim Laura Ann Hancock Kn tma ReEina Hanson Patnua Lee Bruner Michael D am Burchard Margaret Ann Byrne Rhonda Michelle Bvrnes Judith Ri helle Campbell Lefavne Anell Hodde Melmda Sue Horan Eii abeth Heather Hornbuckle Anne Hughes Laurie F. Humphrexs Celso Rodriguez Lori Kav Rogers Diane Elaine Roman Jan Esther Rosen Mclodx Brooks Ro all Kimberly Ann Carlson Barbara Burton Hunt Diane Lynn Rubin S rin F - Hi Hi Carnneion Dianna Lvnn Hunt (iwxn Savior Susan Ann Hoh iner Teresa Louise Javnes Cnstela Diana Casas Martha Elaine ( ast Janet Kay Hxsmith Patricia Bermce Inahnel Elaine Mae Schneider Celia Jan Schnelle Victoria Lvnn Jones Jennie Louise Caughran Roberta Ann Inean Imda Ann Schreiber Camille Mane Kappus Ellen Sara (hait Kittv Kainna Chandler Wai Man Ip Susan Alice Jackson Janet Elizabeth Schulte Robin AnnScofield Kathn.n Dav Kneessv Jan Ellen Lait N:mcx Cherner Ruth Michelle (houteau Kalen Lee J;IL Guillermot Jaen M- Lisa Ann Seigman Nancv Jean Seller Dehora JoChuoke Diana Yoke Lynn Jeu Jo Ann Seime M tl 1 I Laura Dean Chuoke Debora Katharine Jocketz James Bernard Sehg Carol Lvnn Mandclbaum Gcorgej nn Cissel Melissa Talbcrl Johnson Patricia Grace Shaffer Robin Rhca Clark Patricia Leigh Johnson Eileen Patricia Shannon 1 I M Cvnihia Ann CLivion Andrew PerVins Jones Kim Sharp Maria Elena Martinez Man Elizabeth Clayton Cvnthia Lea Jones Amy Ann Shaw Martha Mavnard 1 .tune Ann Cohen Meghan Glxnnis Jones Mark Christopher Sherman Cvnthia Kav McCall Kellev 1 ec Collins Dana Ellen Kamin Margarei Diane Shifrm I.is.i 1 orrainc Miller Michael Dulan Collins Kellv JoKarges Faith Annette Shipman ..ihn.i Mohammed Lxnda 1 ee Coons Sarah Virginia Kaslmg Kathv Jovce Sh iff Terrv Lvnn Cox Judith Tracx Kassner Brenda Kav Simonson p | . . || Elizabeth AnnCrabh Ann Frances KeainiL ' Elizabeth Anne Slav R he i S N- I- Ann Elizabeth Creamer Susan Strot Keist ' r Adelaide Smith 1 e ' nn Nel n Susan Howard Cn-gor Donna Chnstene King Charlotte Ruth Smith F! 1 h t Marx Alice Cruz Debra Lvnn Kinkaid Christine Jovce Smith Shonda El .abeih U V vak Carole Lee Okanioto Elizabeth AnnCuellar Jiiheu Isabel Cuellar Diane El ' izabcth Kiipple Karen Patricia Knie Lucilc Smith Melmda Jan Smith Sij .mnc kae Dax is Kristen Koile Tammv Lvnn Smith R n 1 k v P ' Teresa Melissa Daus Tern Lvnn Krovetz Cath Le anneSorsbv . Rim i P M.ux katherme Decell Carol Reba Kucel Cheryl Marie Sparks Phillip Anthony Pillar Vlar Catherine Powell Joan Elizabeth Deffeses r-eth Anne Dehonex Dama Del Castillo Angelica Bngute Kuenast Jovce Lynn Kveton Judy Mane Kynsh Lctha Louise Sparks Roger Garland Speight Amv Carolxn Spicer Susan Lvnn Reavis Catherine Louise Derric Tandy Mirtjm l.acour Marian Bradford Spruance Jon Frit Dosseit Cynthia Favc Lafon Sheila Stanley Linda Kav Rilcv Jennifer Wood Doumas Diane Laudcrdale Janet l- Staples Wanda Lynette Dry mala D inna Jean Lealhtrwood Harriet Elizabeth Stme Elizabeth Lvnn Rosen Jav Harris Dushkm Ann Marie Lenamon Leslie Rosanne Stone f h abeth Lane Dyer Freda Lynne Levv Nancy Carol Stone Leslie Sala Rhonda Lea Eastman Fllen Frances Locy Kristin Kae Storx I em Kav Eaton Lisa Dean Loeffler Susan Kay Sirachan Shellev Bowers Shuwalter Evdie Jan Eisen Linda Gale Luca ColettaGail Strickland Elizabeth Ann Ellmor Joan Mane Lucci Susan Harriet Strug Elaine Rose Spencer Donna Louise Sperr a Leonard Aurthur Stern Charlotte W ; ynne Thompson Suzann Mane Thompson Hazel L nn Thornton Anne Epstein Su-aii Mane Escudier I ola Caroline Etter Mahan Farman Farmayan Deborah Ann Fawn Julie Anne Fcnwick Elizabeth Ruth Madsen June Ann Mahan Georgette Malekaslani Linda Smglev Manifold Marv Elizabeth Marshall Susan Debra Martetl Donald NealSubt Monica LvnneSuchoff Audrev Joanne Swarthout Patricia Fave Thomas Sara Margaret Thomas Chervl Donna Tilicek Alison Ruth Tuck Rosemane M Figurelh Donna Leigh Martin Julie Ann Tmdall William Korth V ' ickers Halle Rae Fine Melissa Ann Martinez Jose Tom Candice Suzanne White Jeanne Marie W ' hitfill Rebecca Ann Fmlcy Shelley Ann Fleming Lori Ann Mayes Donna Jean McCIurt Debra Jean Towr% Teresa Lv nn TubBs Dena Carol Whittmgton Teresa Flores Sallie Bristal Eixishee Donna Jeanetie McDonald James Marvin McKee Kathrvn Jane Tullos Elizabeth VanArsdel Barbara Elizabeth Williams Sheila Ann Zimmerman Cynthia Lvnette Fox Eric Joseph Frank 1 conor Bernardette Frierson Linda Jeanne McMullen Marione Anne Mchath Karen Jean Meador Judx Cax V ' aughan l ura Ann V ' irani Monica Sue Vittek SPRING Fsiela RinJngue Fuentes Judy Francme Metcalf 1 isa Ann W ' alden Ir.isema (iarcia Stacy Anne Mihalskx Char lisa Ann Walker INITIATES Susan Kav Abbott Patricia Lvnn Garrett Christine Elizabeth Gary Becky Janet Moreno Kathleen Gave Morris Susan Victoria Walker Nancy Gail Walser Linda Ellen Abramson Tracv LvnneAdair Brenda Sue Gatlin Jonathan Gedye Marian Morns Mollv Kathnn Moslc ,, Karen Lynn Watanabe Elizabeth Mane White Patricia Gehrke Jan Mane Nail Donna Gail Wildev Nina Sarvar Aidun Judi Lynn George Tamara Kav Neat Laura Jeanne Williams Jovce Lanell Akin- Laura Beth George Celia Beth Neavel Mary Elizabeth Williford Dolores Alcala Conception Alejandro Kathrxn Ann Aliman Timoth) George Gibson Susan t ' lizabeth Giltner Vandi Sharon Glade Pamela Mane Nietubuz Nina Louise Nixon Lisa Lorene Norman Damele Roslvn Wmdtand Julie Ann Wneht Sarah Ehzabe in Wvnn Adolfo Alvarez Jr. Jodi Lvnn Godeau Paul Michael Northrop Holly Beth Young ' Caihv JaneGoldfarb Rebecca Jean Novak Carol Elaine Zabcik Judith Ellen Anglm Ann Kimbrough Goldman Gail Kathrvn Goodman Kimbra Kathrvn Ogg Martha Suzanne Oliver Carolyn Lisbeth Zuch 370 Alpha Lambda Delta Volunteering to aid faculty and students prepare tax returns. Beta Alpha Psi members ran VITA. The honor- ary accounting fraternity sponsored on-campus tax assistance sessions, helping the mentally retarded at the Texas State School prepare IRS returns. Beta Alpha Psi members viewed the working world through a variety of professional presentations on career opportunities and current accounting issues. Dr. Wil- liam L. Hays, vice-president of Academic Affairs at UT, also spoke, as did members of national accounting firms. Attending meetings with the National Accounting Association in October, the accounting fraternity mem- bers joined with the Texas Society of CPA ' s Austin Chapter in March for an informational encounter. MEMBERS Diane Marie Allen Carol Jean Almgren Marcia Diane Bands Andrew Edward Berkman Gregory Edward Bogden Elizabeth Anne Borreti Jennifer Ann Cotton Robert John Dean Barry Michael Dreayer Allan Houston Duncan Derek Joseph Fulkerson Barbara Ann Coot Gerald Reed Hanlon Elizabeth Ann Henke (Catherine Marie Hoffman Sandra Marie Holub Paul Hone Men Kit Hopkins Travers Alan Hough Stephen Vincent Imbler Clyde Jerome James Jodie Lee Jiles Steven Erik Johnston Barbara Anne Klipple CarleneGale Kouba Daniel Ira Lavis Bruce Michael McLean Charles Louis W. McGuire Sherry Lea Mieth Brian August Mueller Jr. Samuel Alva Myers David Keith Oden Mary Quock Jon Reeves Robin Renee Ricci Petrea Kay Sandlin Terry Lee Sellinger Timothy Brian Smith Beverly A. B. Spikes Anita Mane Sweeney David Paul Turner Larry Allen Varland Polly Anne Watson Elesa Jo Weir Linda Mae Wilson Nanette Winans Joan Marie Windlinaer Mark Allan Wolf Ann Wysong FALL INITIATES Sallie Gold Aiguier Mane Delores Arnold Laura Anne Bellatti James Fintan Berend Robert Keith Bohuslav Jerry Wayne Bonham Bruce Edward Breedlove Paul Richard Brown Barbara Lynn Burck Joseph Robert Byrnes Richard Alan Carlson Carol Clayton James Truman Cocke Jan DeCoux Connor Jowell Duffey Lisa Beth Falk Amanda Mallory Faseler Paul Lewis Firey Thomas Wellborn Ford Jr. James William Fredholm Raleigh Charles Godwin Joel B. Goldhirsh Steven Dennis Goldston David Adams Goodrich David Edwin Green Catherine Louise Guerra Steve Curphey Hardin William Matthew Harriss Larry Joe Haynes Ann Holt Lee Irwin Isaacson Floyd Stacy Jackson Bruce Frederick Jones George Michael Kell David Wayne Leeds Janmfer Leonard Dale Lynn Lilljedahl David B. D. Lumpkms Patricia Ann Machalec Michael C. Manchester Richard Eliot Matza William James McGinnis Terry Lyn Miller Steven N. Nepomnick Bruce Norton Mark Stephan Ohls Biggs Cunningham Porter John Michael Pruilt Richard Edward Reed Stephanie Lynn Rocher Stephanie S. Sanderson Paula Marie Sevin Joseph Pollinhorn Sherfy Charles Michael Smith Stephen Murray Soble Mark Leroy Steadman Richard Franklyn Sweet Juliet Bee-Hong Teoh Forrest Wade Tippen Jr. Ann Marie Vandivier Dwight Charles Walden Stephen Myers Watkins Cindy Lou Webb Warren Jacob Weed SPRING INITIATES Rick L. Anderson Elaine Marie Beck Sandra Jean Becker James Marvin Blackwell Julie Chan James Alfred Flieller Francine Floy Fowler Stephen Guerra Joseph Patrick Hebert Donna Jean Hollenberg Ronald Carl Hulme Thomas Joseph Kane Elizabeth Ann Kibhe Richie Alan Lacher Charles Louis Levy Vivian Mane Mason Melinda Ann McConn David Mark Moore Lew S. Newton Michael Bruce Queen Betty Jean Reeves Mark Raymond Riley Arthur Joseph Rossi Jr Bruce Allen Sandweiss Robert W. Van Amburgh David Lawrence Veeder Deborah Jean Wall Mary Melanie Weil Samuel Joseph Wilson Linda Jo Wimnger Karen Lynn Wood Beta Alpha Psi 371 Last fall, the first floor of Cockrell Hall acquired a new look. The planters, which had been empty since the building first opened, were landscaped by Chi Epsilon. The honorary civil engineering fraternity ' s annual ini- tiation picnic was held at Camp Ben McCullough in November. The pledges were required to build a bridge across Onion Creek. The trick was for the pledges to try to complete the bridge while the actives attempted to tear it down. MEMBERS Junius Davis Allen Michel Georges Araman Glen Adylett Barton Leon Barzegar William M. Bellinger Samuel Morns Bryant John Frederick Burgin Thomas Joseph Carmichael Benjamin Cyrus Carmine Kenneth James Cervenka Terrell Bruce Chalker Tommy Ray Chmores Linda Ann Clinton John Alfred Crumley Daniel J. Darrouzet June Mane Droemer Gary Eugene Elkins Bruce William Ficke Larry Donald Freeman Richard Keith Frithiof William Ware Graham Karen Kay Grube Marsha Lynn Hamhy John Richard Hemenway MargaretA. Himmelblau Richard James Hoar Brvan William Ice Bifly Dean James Jr. Larry Dean Johnson Noble Earl Johnson William C.Jones IV Candice E. Koederitz Gary Marial Kosut James Alan Kuykendall Myra Lansford Robert Andrew Lee Robert Bruce Legros Dale Lynn Lilljedahl Glen Erwin Long Louis Gene Long James Quinton Mansell John Steven Mayfield Craig Samuel McColloch James Ira Michael III Jeff Wayne Miller Robert Charles Moore Harold Elton Mullins Jr. Donald Scott Nellor Larry Joe Olsen Colby Leigh Parkhouse Jamin Lee Patrick Thomas Edwin Patrick Terry Duane Penner Martha J. Bassett Pertusa David Beldon Peters Randall William Poston Raul Resendez Steven Craig Richards Rodolfo Javier Rivera Amadeo Saenz Jr. Richard Philip Saunders Brent Dale Schkade Stephen Burke Seeds Bert Gustav Shelton Stephen Jay Simmons Donald Martin Sloan Daniel Andrew Smith David Thomas Smith Susan Ann Smith Christopher Kent Snell Matthew Steven Squyres David Roy Stanford Lee R. Steve Stecher Daniel Kenneth Steussy Christopher Lee Treybig Thomas Anthony Trutna Stephen Carl Uthoff Harry Brian Walker Morey Emmitt Walker David Carter Wheelock Douglas Wayne Wiersig John David Williams John Edward Wimberley Allen David Woelke Kyle Andrew Woodward Kaweepoj Worayingyong Clyde Joseph Yount Abdullah Ali Zamel FACULTY John D. Borcherding John E. Breen Ned H. Burns Nicholas J.Carino Raymond R. Cawson Phil M. Ferguson John A. Focht Sr. David T. Ford David W. Fowler Erwin G. Fruh Richard W. Furlong Earnest F. Gloyna Dewitt C. Greer William Ronald Hudson James O. Jirsa C. Philip Johnson Franklin B. Johnson Thomas W. Kennedy Richard E. Klingner JoeO. Ledbetter Clyde E. Lee Joseph R. Malina Jr. Frank Dewey Masch Jr. Hudson Matlock Jr. Bern F. McCullough Walter L. Moore Carl W. Morgan Roy E. Olson Lymon C. Reese Gerard A. Rohlich Kenneth H. Stokoe III J. Neils Thompson C. Michael Walton Stephen G. Wright Joseph A. Yura FALL INITIATES Edwin James Arnold Jr. Johann Bremer Jean Helen Brockie Alexander Frederick Claire Orlando Cruz James Inman Daniel Cyril J. Durrenberger Mark Edwards Thad Ethan Gilliam Donna Lynn Grittman Rov Nance Haws Robert Hardy Holloway Peter Joseph ' Hurley III Joe Eldon Longwefl Karl William Marshall Cody Terrel Ma thews Richard Scott McKitnck Dierro Emiterio Muniz Daniel Lawrence Novelli Andrew Elwin Potter HI Jefferson Alan Rampy James Michael Ricles Frank Robert Robinson Dorothy L. Schweinfurth Michael Keith Stacey Pamelia Jo Stanford Seoung Kee Tak Roy Vernice Taliaferro Edward Louis Triece Robert Ross Tyler Gayle Woodside SPRING INITIATES Charles Grace Chandler Sow- Wen Chang Sheryl Lynn Coles Charles R. Copeland Jr. Dennis Bradford Daniel Leslie M. Rice Daniel Diane Mary DeKoning Stephen Allan Dial Steven Edward Harris Gerald Edward Henderson Chi Kit Samuel Ho Huey Tsann Hsu Mary ' Helen Hunter James Johnson Gerald Frank Lowe John David McLaughlin Doreen Ann R. Miller Cena Irene Millsap Sara Elizabeth Nail Wesley David Naumann Martin Bailey Reed John Christopher Reynolds Luis Roberto Sanchez Ali Reza Taheri Warren Thomas Thompson Jose Ignacip Villareal Kenneth Richard Waid John Michael Wonsik Jr. 372 Chi Epsilon Serving as a liaison between students and faculty. Eta Kappa Nu members performed an operative part in acquainting students with the School of Engineering. The electrical engineering honor society continued this practice by offering their services as advisors during pre- registration. Tutoring those students who needed help, members maintained their role. MEMBERS Seung Ho Back Joseph J. Barnentos Jr. Ajoy Kumar Bose Eugene Whaley Bradford Howard Nelson Bradv Hector J. Caballero-P ' erez Michael Seymour Carney Robert G. Chretien Jr. William David Clayton Colleen M. Collins Deborah Lynn Collins Michael Landis Day Harry Leonard Dearing Charla Sue Decker! William Aubrey Dees Jr. Richard Alexander Doe Michael Glen Duncan Cynthia Ann Dunn James Richard Ellison James Edward Erbs Barbara Janet Evans Mickey Allen Fain Thomas Alan Foreman Robert Kimberlin Foster Terrence Bernard Gaus David Michael Geise T.W.Griffith Scott Maurice Hall Ronald William Heald Laura Belle Herndon Richard A. Herrineton Kenneth Carson Hill Steven Lvnn Hodges William Keith Honea Sherry Jacob Hurwitz William Marsh Jewell Robert Allen Johns Jr. Ann Marie Johnston Curtis Willard Jones Jr. William Mall Keshlear Wilbert Kroeger Walter Ulrich Kuenast Edward Ira Kurtzer Loren Thomas Lancaster Larry Wayne Legler James Martin Lemezis Jesse Robert Lord James C. Lundberg Fredrick W. Machell Stephen Marcus Richard B. Martin Kevin Craig Massaro Charles Edward Maver Thomas Robert Mcfntire Georgic Minassian Richard Louis Mott Danita Jean Murphv Gregory Raymond Naizer David Charles Nemir John Warren Newhouser Mark Steven Nothdurft William Richard Oliver James Ayres Parker Michael Vincent Pepe Stephen Leo Poizner Daniel Thomas Richter Don Edgar Ross Paul Franklin Sangree Hui-Chien Shen Michael Alan Smith Patrick Duncan Smith Mark Thomas Steffler Harold Philip Stern Paul Eugene Strickland Warren Craig Sunbury Robert Taylor Joseph Hannon Thatcher Michael Joseph Urban Daniel F. Valencia Rodriguez Michael Paul Vela Michael David Vesper John Calvin Watson Glenn Farley Widener Richard Paul Wiley Steve Lee Wmgate Eta Kappa Nu .173 On a late afternoon in December, University Dean of Students James C. Hurst was informed a student griev- ance committee was waiting to see him. Hurst was taken to an office where he found the 35 members of The Eyes of Texas. Hurst said the group did not look too angry. Then they called the meeting to order and presented him with an engraved picture of the University Tower. Hurst had been chosen the recipient of the 1977 Mar- garet C. Berry Award for Outstanding Contributions to Student Life. There ' s no recognition I value more than that of a group of students. I feel deeply honored, Hurst said in accepting the award. The group honoring Hurst was a three-year-old anonymous group of student leaders. The Eyes of Texas was dedicated to enhancing the image of the Uni- versity in a quiet way. ALUMNEYES Mark Wayne Addicks Elizabeth Ann Borrett William Calvin Chancy Mark Lynn Covey Diane Drake Truman Carey Edminster Hollyce Charenn Giles Eric Stewart Hagstette Terence John Hart Sandra Marie Holub Milan Ross Hughston Brian Patrick Johnson Danny Frank Malone Barbara Linch Pate Stephen Leo Poizner Cynthia Jean Powell Charles Christopher Reeder Ann Coke Spillman Sharon Lynn Stewart James Russell Tamlyn Franklin Lewis Tuttle 374 The Eyes of Texas As has been customary in the past, Texas Governors who were members of Friar Society met with the Friars at the Governor ' s Mansion. On Jan. 24, 1978, the 16 members of the Friar Soceity were invited to a reception and meeting which centered on university related top- ics. Friar member John Craddock said. Governors Alan Shivers, John Connally and Dolph Briscoe, all of whom were Friars, carried on the tradi- tion by meeting with the oldest and most prestigious honorary society on campus. Inductees in 1978 included Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell. Members were chosen on leadership, scholarship, character and contribution to UT. MEMBERS Mark Wayne Addicks Terree Allan Bowers Anna Clare Buie William Calvin Chancy John Walton Craddock Jr. Wayne Houston Gordon Kathryn Lee Green Eric Stewart Hagstette Eric Winston Mayo William Morison Parrish Demetns Aquilla Sampson Jane Elizabeth Strauss Juluis E. Whittier FALL INITIATES Hollyce Charenn Giles Barbara Ann Linch Danny Frank Malone Stephen Leo Poizner SPRING INITIATES Earl Christian Campbell Katherine Lucia Chatas Mark Patrick Evans Pamelya Paulette Herndoi Brian Patrick Johnson Helen Kathleen Johnson Terry Charles Quist Eileen Mary Raffaniello Fnar Societv 375 Gamma Phi Alpha, an honorary dormitory society. was composed of University female students who lived in Andrews. Blanton. Carothers, and Littlefield dormi- tories and exhibited academic excellence. The society concentrated on ways to help the mem- bership and the dormitory residents. An information center was established with a file located in each of the four dormitory offices. Gamma Phi Alpha also collected textbooks at the end of each semester and donated them to the dormitory libraries. MEMBERS Laurie Jane Barber Laura Lea Battles Man, Christina Bellon Susan Renee Branson Diane Leigh Brooks Barbara Leslie Bundschuh Lydia Suarcz Campos Gay Lynn Cokendolpher Diane Daye Maria Teresa Flores Brenda Sue Hardi Diane Elaine Hartmann Man Sue llarwood Wei-Lin Jung Leslie Mane Keeler Jan Evelyn Levy Amelia Marshall Teresa Melendez Bernadette Myra Mesecke Catherine Mary Myers Tami Jo Pilot Donna Eileen Schueling Bella Renee Sikerstem Judith Adina Silverstein Soledad Solis Edith Ann Spencer Mars Catherine Stansbury Susan Villanueva Lucy Jane VVaaner Man Lyn Whisler Carolyn Jean Wong Susan Eileen Young Kathryn Suzanne Zouheib SPRING INITIATES Tracy Lynne Adair Dolores Alcala Annette Mane Angelone Judith Ellen Anglin Ann Louise Benolken Ann Irene Bomceno Sarah Elaine Brannon Eileen Mane Brennan Sandra Broere Gloria Jean Bushacker Deanna Ellen Byers Martha Ellen Caero Karen Joy Carlisle Jennifer Yvonne Carter Laura Dean Chuoke Christina Lynn Cocek Ruth Elaine Cox Megon Anne Dahler Diana Del Castillo Catherine Louise Derrick Zoe Anne Drake Rhonda Lea Eastman Patricia Lvnn Garrett Virginia darza Pamela Sue Gates Jennifer Gonsoulin Sheila Beth Green Mary Dionne Groepper Ann Elizabeth Hardison Anne Katharine Harris Ellen Elizabeth Hartnett Mary Elizabeth Howard Kalen Lee Jacobson Debora Katharine Jochetz Susan Strotz Keiser Donna Christene King Valerie Mae Korzeniewski Daina Rae Latham Doris Sio In Lau Francia Kim Laughon Jennifer Lundelius Janet Manan MacNair Elizabeth Ruth Madsen Jean Mar Jamve Lou McGilvray Joy E. McReynolds Kelly Mane Meek Denise Lynn Miller Jennifer Ann Mulhollan Patricia Lynn Muller Sharon Ruth Owen Deborah Jean Pole Suzanne Louise Pucketl Irma Diva Ramos Jana Gayle Rice Anna Mana Rios Grace Tucker Robinson Benigna Rodriguez Deborah P. Rodriguez Patricia G. Salinas Barbara Lynn Smith Debra Ann Smith Michele Solis Susanne Marie Sowada Lisa Ann Sweeney Suzanne Adele Tausend Lia Joyce Tomlinson Terri Gav Warren Wanda Dean Wells Susan Lynn Wenglar 376 Gamma Phi Alpha Even though Mortar Board was organized and devoted to promoting the status of women, 1976 saw the advent of men into the organization. This year 13 of the 34 initiates were men. The senior honor society hosted the annual Section XIX convention. Entitled The Contemporary Woman: A Rebirth of the Pioneer Spirit? , the symposium invited Austin Mayor Carole McClellan. a Mortar Board alumna; Dean Elspeth Rostow of the LBJ School of Public Affairs; Dr. Margaret Berry, director of the University History Project and UT Mortar Board advi- sor to speak. MEMBERS Mark Wayne Addicks Jim Forrest Avant Susan Adele Black Martha Anne Booe (Catherine Lucia Chatas Nicole Cranberg Nancy Ann Davidson Charla Sue Decker! Diane Drake Catherine Louise Freitag Stanley Robert Galanski Nancy Gail Garrison Susan Carol Ghormley Hollyce Charenn Giles Wayne Houston Gordon Mary Dell Harrington Kimberle Koile Loren Thomas Lancaster Sonia Lewis Danny Frank Malone Carol Jean McAnellv Dorothy Lynne McGee Paul Kim Minifee Ross Bradley Nathanson Pamela Nurenburg Stephen Leo Poizner Terry Charles Quist Jill Arnold Roberts Vicki Lynne Schultz Robert Alan Steinbomer James Russell Tamlyn Karen Ann Waller Gay Wesley Warren SPRING INITIATES Margaret Lynn Adams Richard Moore Archer Jessie Judith Aronow Donna Maria Blackshear Mary Lynn Brandt Elizabeth Starr Braun Jean Helen Brockie Oleta Carol Clayton Eric Francis Craven Jeananne Crow Michele Annise Davidson Ira Kenneth Denenberg Rebecca Anne Fadely James Walter Goggans Karen Kay Grube Guy Lefevre Hagstette David Lloyd Haug Dean Richard Hobart Glenn Webster Holley Catherine Hurt Linda Sue Johnson Seth Paul Lerner Thomas Robert Mclntire Richard Scott McKitrick Frances Louise Schneider Elizabeth Ann Stephens Robin Lee Strong Layne Allen Thompson Deborah Jean Wall Leona Faith Walthall Teri Lynn Wenglein Cynthia Ann Wilson Allyson Leigh Womac Sharon Kay Wong HONORARY INITIATE Dean Elspeth D. Rostow Mortar Board 377 Pamelya Paulette Herndon, third-year law student, received the Omicron Delta Kappa Student of the Year award. The award, given for the first time, was created to recognize student initiative, leadership and sustained involvement in a single worthwhile project. Founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University in Virginia, Omicron Delta Kappa was the nation ' s old- est honorary society which recognized excellence in leadership. MEMBERS Jim Forrest Avant Marvin Elliott Blum Paul Talmage Boston Jr. Terree Allan Bowers John Kirkpatrick Boyce III Anna Clare Buie David Moon Castro William Calvin Chancy Katherine Lucia Chatas John Walton Craddock Jr. Truman Carey Edminster Mark Patrick Evans Paul Cooperman Feinberg Hollyce Charenn Giles Daryl Leo Goldstucker Rene Abelardo Gonzalez Wayne Houston Gordon Eric Stewart Hagstette Marsha Lynn Hamby Sandra Marie Holub Linda Ann Crooker Hunsaker Helen Kathleen Johnson Carolyn Frost Keenan Margaret Lynn Liddle Barbara Ann Linch Danny Frank Malone Eric Winston Mayo Dorothy Lynne McGee Paul Kim Minifee Charlotte Louise Neitzel William Morison Parrish Stephen Leo Poizner Cynthia Jean Powell Robert Francis Primeaux Charles Christopher Reeder Randall Eugene Roberts Randell Cecil Roberts DeMetris Aquilla Sampson Jane Elizabeth Strauss Brian Roger Sullivan David Wayne Thomas Robert Louis Thompson Jr. Lester Louis Van Pelt III Reid Carroll Wilson Cheryl Ann Zaremba FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS Stanley A. Arbingast James Bernard Ayres Edmond M. Bazerghi William Thomas Belt Margaret Catherine Berry Harold Charles Bold Francis X. Bostick Jr. Robert E. Boyer Vernon M. Briggs Jr. Ned H. Burns Charles T. Clark Roy Rochester Craig Jr. William H. Cunningham Vincent Rairden DiNino James Paul Duncan Samuel P. Ellison Jr. Gerhard J. Fonken Joe B. Frantz Alan W. Friedman Earnest Frederick Gloyna William T. Guy Jr. Wayne H. Holtzman Gaylord A. Jentz Albert Pearson Jones Werdner Page Keeton Lorrin G. Kennamer George Kozmetsky Leonard! F. Kreisle William George Lesso William S. Livingston Donna Ann Lopiano David Haskell McClintock John J. McKetta Jr. Eugene W. Nelson W. Albert Noyes Jr. Kenneth William Olm DeWitt Carter Reddick Lymon Clifton Reese Santos Reyes Jr. James R. Roach Lorene L. Rogers Elspeth Davies Rostow Walt Whitman Rostow Darrell Kenneth Royal Robert S. Schechter Clyde W. Smith Raynard M. Sommerfeld Archie Waugh Straiten J. Neils Thompson Paul Carey Tnckett Roy A. Vaughan Charles Alan Wright HONORARY MEMBERS John Canaday John B. Connally Jr. Bob R. Dorsey C. Greer DeWitt Thomas Law Charles M. LeMaistre Dale Miller Bernice Milburn Moore Alan Shivers C. R. Smith Charles Umlauf SPRING INITIATES Margaret Lynn Adams Mark Wayne Addicks Richard Moore Archer Sara Sue Avant Farced Merritt Ayad William Warren Bell III Elizabeth Anne Borrett Elizabeth Starr Braun Jeff Dean Case Joyce Elaine Colson Eric Francis Craven Jeananne Crow Michele Annise Davidson Nancy Ann Davidson Charla Sue Decker! Steven Kelley DeWolf Diane Drake Jane Cotney Duncan Dana Asaph Ehrlich Rebecca Anne Fadely Randall Jay Fein James Walter Goggans William Clayton Goodwin Karen Kay Grube David Lloyd Haug Brian Patrick Johnson Candice E. Koederitz Kimberle Koile Bronwyn Lawson Seth Paul Lerner Sonia Lewis Amelia Marshall Carol Jean McAnelly Karen Lee Mourey Keith Howard Mullen Peggy Ann Nash Ross Bradley Nathanson Leslie Allan Palmer Larry Ray Ware Phillips Mary Kathleen Price Terry Charles Quist Eileen Mary Raffaniello Mary Therese Ruffing Elizabeth Ann Stephens Sara Lee Stewart Sharon Lynn Stewart Cassie Belle Stinson James Russell Tamlyn Layne Allen Thompson Terry Donald Tosh Carl John Tricoli Arleas Upton Ann Marie Vandivier Karen Ann Waller Leona Faith Walthall David Lochridge Ware John Dewey Whisenant Russell Thomas Whittenburg Cynthia Ann Wilson Mark Hamilton Zion FACULTY AND STAFF INITIATES Margaret J. Barr Susan W. Clagett Almetris M. Duren Dean James C. Hurst Donald W. Zacharies Iff Ifl r b b . IH - ..- ' .. M - U M : la M ' - ' - In .. v la .- .... - - .. b 378 Omicron Delta Kappa , .: DH fci , v Before mid-terms and finals, Kinsolving Dorm resi- dents swarmed to the up-to-date files containing past tests. These files provided by Phi Beta Kinsolving, wom- en ' s scholastic honor society, also contained professor evaluations which helped the women at pre-registration. Organized in 1961 to recognize exceptional scholastic achievement among residents of Kinsolving Dormitory, Phi Beta Kinsolving initiated new members once a year. These members were honored at a Phi Beta Kinsolving initiation dinner featuring the director of Women ' s Resi- dence Halls. MEMBERS Leona Ann Agnello Stephanie Alice Allbritton Grace Emily Archer Ruth Evelyn Archer Cathryn Jo Armstrong Terry Lynn Atsinger Patricia Ann Baker Guinn Blackwell Janet Colleen Blomdahl Maureen Ann Bourgeois Mary Lynn Brandt Dabney Ann Brister Elizabeth Jane Brocket! Kathlene Marie Brown Leslie Kay Badnek Sydney Diana Burton Carolyn Suzan Cabaniss Kerin Ann Capper Lisa Kaye Corbett Nina Jan Cox Cynthia Aileen Cyr Sylvia M. Delgado Jane Ellen Denkler Karen Lynn Dietschweiler Susan Gale Dobbs Cathleen Anne Dullahan Lana Leigh Edwards Catherine Louise Freitag Helen Clare Freitag Annette Greenhaw Janet Lynn Griffith Susan Rebecca Grossheim Marilyn Sue Hampton Tamara Lynn Hardy Georgia Mardell Hathway Cynthia Jean Hemperly Jeannette Louise Herzig Catherine Elaine Hiller Barbara Jeanne Holland Dorenda Carole Holland Terry Anne Husbands Carolyn Jayne Kilday Susan Marie Koster Julie Ann Kunz Cathhne Helen Little Nancy Katherme Mack Catherine Ann Mailhes Kathleen Ann McCormick Susan Gail McCoy Laura Lee McDaniel Melinda Karen McDonald Virginia Beith McKinney Elizabeth Rankin McNeely Suzanne Maureen Moody Marilyn Gay Murr Sara Elizabeth Nail Gail Elizabeth New Joy Lynn Oehler Janis Lee Painter Michelle Leanne Parsons Nan Margaret Powers Roslyn Renee Purdum Brenda Diane Rice Mary Kay Robinson Laura Susan Rollwage Jo Ann Rosenfeld Carmen Marie Serna Marianne Simmons Veronica Ann Smith Sara Ann Sorelle Charlotte Marie Stelly Karen Louise Sundstrom Susan Marya Thomas Suzanne Vick Joan Michele Wagner Robin Wagner Nan Leslie Wallrath Cherly Denise Watson Jana Weatherbee Lois Elaine White Lori Kay Wilson Karen Wiss Helen Marie Yoxall SPRING INITIATES Cynthia Iris Acuna Susan Ahlgrimm Toni Sue Alexander Malissa Gail Anderson Susan Elaine August Diane Louise Ballard Diane Marie Becker Jill Christine Beckett Judith Ann Beightler Karen Ann Bennett Suzanne Lorraine Berkel Martha Elena Bobadilla Barbara Louise Bolton Carolyn Elizabeth Bone Stephanie Andrea Bower Stacy Lee Bramin Susanne Michelle Branisa Pamela Kay Brashear Susan Marie Brock Patricia Lynn Brown Susan Catherine Brown Susan Anne Bunn Jennie Louise Caughran Amy Marie Chamberlin Susan Marie Clark Katherine Renee Cluck Linda Kay Cobb Kelley Lee Collins Lynda Lee Coons Ann Louise Davis Donna Karen Davis Nancy Lou Davis Suzanne Kae Davis Carol D ' Ann Davison Elizabeth Anne Dehoney Soraya Diase Wanda Lynette Drymala Deborah Elizabeth Dunlap Elizabeth Ann Ellinor Susan Marie Escudier Karen Elizabeth Felsted Julie Anne Fenwick Rosemarie Margaret Figurelli Kristine Louise Fitch Nancy Susan Footer Susan Marie Fox Theresa Beth Furgeson Janna Beth Giles Susan Elizabeth Giltner Vandi Sharon Glade Angela Goad Jodi Lynn Godeau Linda Susan Guettler Carla Guzman Jane Marie Hagan Carol Ann Hammett Cynthia Jove Harris Susan Rae Harris Virginia Laurie Heard Eloise Henderson Cecile Marie Hennes Ellen Margaret Hinds Kathryn Melanee Hitt Melinda Sue Horan Barbara Burton Hunt Debra Cay Huser Janet Kay Hysmith Ann Frances Keating Laurie Ann Keller Kristen Koile Susan Marie Koster Susan Lynn Kranzow Joyce Lynn Kveton Tandy Miriam Lacour Carol Lynn Lamb Patricia Ann Lane Regina Marija Laucius Diane Lauderdale Lesa Nell Leach Ann Marie Lenamon Marion Maloney Susan Debra Martell Patricia Ann Mathis Lori Ann Mayes Marjorie Anne Mcbath Vickie Lynn Miller Melody Marie Moore Kathleen Gaye Morris Marian Morris Shannon Elizabeth Morrison Maribeth Nelson Carole Lee Okamolo Sandra Owens May Mitusko Oye Linda Jeanette Pacharzina Nancy Ann Parada Carolyn Joyce Pavelka Brenda Jo Petty Rebecca Sue Phillips Ellen Marie Pomeroy Kathryn Louise Popielarczyk Martha Anna Radke Kathryn Ann Rawls Caryn Rexrode Joni Lee Richter Diane Elaine Roman Linda Ann Schreiber Margaret Ann Sears Nancy Jean Seiler Jo Ann Seime Kim Sharp Leslie Ann Shoebotham Victoria Silverman Tammy Lynn Smith Cathy Leanne Sorsby Sheila Stanley Shirley Ruth Stanphill Virginia Teresa Stevens Kristin Kae Story Leslie Ann Surles Leslie Susan Taylor Julie Ann Tindall Debra Jean Towry Mary MelanieTrudeau Teresa Lynn Tubbs Kathryn Jane Tullos Debra Suzanne Turner Suzanne Marie Viau Nancy Gail Walser Linda Wantschek Karen Lynn Watanabe Edith Lauraline Whitsett Stacy Williams Mary Elizabeth Williford Shui Woo Julie Ann Wright Cynthia Denise Yancey Lauralee Young Carolyn Lisbetn Zuch Phi Beta Kinsolving 379 Since 1904, Phi Beta Kappa, national arts and sci- ences honor society, has recognized distinguished schol- arship. Limited to upper-division students with out- standing records. Phi Beta Kappa members had to be enrolled in the Colleges of Fine Arts. Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Natural Sciences or the Divi- sion of General and Comparative Studies. In fall, 1977, 205 new members were initiated. Each new initiate was presented with the coveted Phi Beta Kappa key which served as a symbol of prestige. FALL INITIATES Tani Marilena Adams James Malcolm Allman Guadalupe Wanda Alvarez Christopher Ames Lisa Jeanne Arnold Henry Wiggs Austin Jr. Friedrich James Baade Richard Keith Banks Rosa Maria Guadalupe Barren Jonathan Bizzell Baskin Velda Vaughn Bean Carolyn Jean Beckelhymer Christine Ann Becker Rave Lynn Bellinger Beth Anne Bernstein Robert Francis Berry Paula Prentiss Blaha Mark Robert Bonnington Bryant Carroll Boren Gregory Harris Borg Elizabeth Ann Bosler Eve Michele Bresler Laura Catherine Caldwell Donald Roy Catherall Martin Joseph Chait Cylette Willis Chambers Suzanne Wheat Chiu Laurence Edward Clay Leslie Claire Cohan Thomas Ballard Cole Carol Anne Cranston Dale Kent Craymer Douglas Ray Crosby Cathie Clair Crowson Martha Carol Cuenod George James Dallas David Harris Davis HI Claire Stokes Dawson Jennifer Ann De Camp Debra Dobray William Gerald Driggers Clio Marie Dunn Gary Wayne Dzierlenga Harry Seymour Earl Jr. Paul Gregory Easley Richard M. Elledge Patricia Elliott Katherine Ann Heers Emery William Arthur Evans Rhonda Sue Fabes Jeanne Udall Faires Lisa Estelle Flores Gary Allen Flusche Lorena Lynn Foard Cynthia Lee Fowler Linda Julene Franki Michael Freedman Lynne Diane Friedel Robert Douglas Fulton Maria Isabel Fushille Elizabeth Maria Garcia David Bruce Garrett Nancy Gail Garrison Richard Birk Goldgar John Martin Graybeal Jan Belz Groveman Ensign James Kent Gruetzner Virginia Bruce Hamilton Robert Andrew Hamlet Anita Lois Heller Susan Denene Hinely Meryl Rogers Hipp Jeffrey Lee Horswell Julie C.Howell Carol Ann Hussey Ronald Scott Jacobs Cathy Eugenia Jaster Hal Terry Jayson Gregory Paul Johnson Raymond Allen Jones Jr. Daniel George Julien Susan Elizabeth Keeney Laura Katherine Keith Louis Carlton Kirby II Terrence Wayne Kirk Ann Elizabeth Kitchen Michael Randolph Klatt Judith Klausner Gary Keith Knippa Jeffrey Paul Kosoris Rhonda Christine Lackey Lifford Lee Lancaster John Franklin Leamons Donald Wei Lee Michael Martin Leonard Robert Dome Lerner Marta Marie Little Suzanne M. Brooks Littlefield Elizabeth Irene Logan Jon Dale Lowe Erica Lois Luckstead Jacqueline Charisse Margolis Denise Marie Martin Mary Alice Maurer Lynn Tracy McDonald Robert Lee McGlasson Kay Roxanne McKee Eleanor Hunt McKinney Elizabeth Ruth McVicker Brian Jeffrey Miklos Helen Toeus Mohrmann Stephen Sidney Monas Gary Charles Morgan Linda Louise Morris Virginia Leigh Newell Richard Craig Newton James Marquis Oberwetter Susan Jane Olive Sarah Ann Oliver Stephanie Dee Ortega Michael Jude Pankau Mary Tudor Pannill Thomas Alvin Perkins Michael Carl Quinn Daniel Lindsay Rentfro Jr. Rolinda Kay Rhone John Stuart Riley Jr. Erich Roessler Catherine Marie Rosene Keith Drennan Ross Kelly M. Gallagher Saenz Lisa Gave Sanders Kevin Eric Saunders Mary Ellen Scheibal William Robin Schlaudt Joseph Gustava Schmidt Jr. 380 Phi Beta Kappa Robert Walton Shelton Florita Indira Sheppard John Raymond Slavik Sharon Ann Snodgrass Sara Ann Sorelle Stanley Warren Spinner Van Linus Stahl Kathrvn Starnes Ross Clifton Stephenson Mary Lise Store Steven Kirk Strawn John Robert Suter Terry Don Tillev Nancy Elizabetn Tusa David Deen Vague Stephen Wesley Van Hooser Lawrence Hickman Varian Francine Claire Barton Vaughn David Lochridge Ware Barbara Lynn Weinberg Sharon Hope Weintraub Susan Renee Wier Rebeca Magdalena Williams David Conrad Willrns William Antonv Wilson Judith Leigh Wmterkamp John Brian Witte Jeff Alan Wolff Gelinda Ann Wolter SPRING INITIATES Doron Daveed Abramowitz Robin Adelle Aderhold Steven Albert Alexander Elizabeth Anne Alston Reinhild Maria Arens Kathenne Ellen Armendt Elizabeth Ellen Atha David Hueh Aver Keith Allen Ba ' ird Donna Faye Balin Patricia Louise Melanie Barnes Patricia Ann Becker Lissa Gavle Bengtson David Myron Bentley Silvia Benuzzi Eric Foster Berglund Shelly Sue Berkowitz Rebecca Jean Black Clifford Stephen Blackburn Laurie Lynn Blazek Robert Chandler Bledsoe Elizabeth Starr Braun Christopher James Bright Harvey Grannis Brown Jr. Robin Lee Brown James Jeffrey Burnett Barbara Lynn Carr Jack Andrews Carson Katherine Lucia Chatas Curtis Charles Coker Richard Paul Colquitt Cynthia Cooke David John Cooper David Page Coupal Ronald Charles Cox Charles Byron Cross Jorge Ignacio Cue Michele Annise Davidson Claude Andrew Denham Jr. Dean Dimmitt Karen Ruth Thompson Dodson Anne Dunkelberg Mark Thomas Dupriest Karen Jane Ekblad Allison Stephanie Elmore Alan Joel Farb Mark Stuart Finkelstein Dunbar Allen Fisher Jr. Martha Ann Fitzpatrick James Jeffrey Francis Maria Herlinda Fraustro John Jacob Froelick Anne Patricia Garvey Mitchell Lee Gaynor Richard Edward George John Torbet Gill William Somerville Gilmer Reuben Anthony Gonzales Barbara Ann Goolsby Alan Scott Graves David Louis Guerra Joe H. Hamilton Jr. Andre Hampton Jill Marie Hazard James Lee Hejl John Alan Hendricks Michael Lee Hendricks James Vincent Henneburg Harry James Hillaker Jr. Kevin Craig Holley Roger David Hurst Jane Ann Hutchison Daniel Mark Jacobson Brian Gary Janis Debra Lee Jasper Cynthia Anne Jaynes Thomas David Jenkins Ann Meridith John Judy Adele Johnson Barry Evan Jones Lavonia Louanne Jones Michael Jeffrey Kator Ruth Kimberly Keeland Gary Alan Kern Rebecca Jo Spear Kern Harris Leslie King Daniel Mark Kowalski Richard Winthrop Kranz Richard Yuan-Chien Lee Jeffrey David Lefkowitz Seth Paul Lerner Lisa Nan Logan Bruce Austin Luttrell Jean-Michel Malek Allan Chester Markolf Kimberly Jean Marney David Calvin Mattax William Buxton McGarvey Dorothy Lynne McGee David Andrew McMurray Lauren McNaughton William Mark Metheniti.s James Miller Middleton Elizabeth Anne Storms Miller Cynthia Ann Moise Keith Howard Mullen Paul Thomas Nipper William Dean Ownbey William David Pargaman Julie Lynne Parker Adolph Lawrence Partridge Tony A. Payson Dian Olivia Petty Joseph Robert Pryzant William Frances Quinlivan 111 Thomas Daniel Raymond Brian Edward Richter Nancy Beth Roberts Nayla Kamal Salman David Henry Sandifer Stephen Gratton Scanlon Judy Louise Scott Polly Jeannette Scale Helaine Marian Seitzman Jo Anne Sheehan Sally Kay Shelton Jessica Louise Shelter Bella Renee Silverstein Judith Adina Silverstein Connie Elizabeth Simmons Elizabeth Sue Spann Charles Donelson Spradley Richard Robert Thomas Glenn Allen Tobleman Knox Holland Todd Sarah Lynn Todd Sally Day Tngg Joel Tsevat Jack Llewellyn Turner II Ri ta Carol V ' allet Darrell Duane Van Horn Antoinette Johanna Vanheugton Kimble Michelle Varner Nina Leah Verheyden Jack Bernstein Vine Virginia Catherine Redmon Wanner Andrea Joan Capps Ward Sharla Faye Weiner Rebecca Lynn Wesley Robert Allen Wessels John Dewey Whisenant Susan Elise Wisian James Stuart Witherspoon Richard Frederic Witt Jr. Mark Tobin Womack Deborah Anne Wormser Ilene Worthington William Alan Wright Cheryl Ann Zaremba Robe ' rt Michael Zirl Phi Beta Kappa - 381 Dean Elspeth Rostow of the LBJ School of Public Affairs addressed the UT chapter of Phi Kappa Phi at their fall initiation ceremonies in the LBJ Auditorium. Approximately 600 faculty and student scholars were inducted into the interdisciplinary honor society. FALL INITIATES GRADUATES Jaime E Alatorre Silvia Aldim William Edward Alley Helen Plummer Alman a Carl John Anderson Lynn Foster Anderson Robert S dney Andrews Ernesto M Arnoux-Ortiz Dame! S. Augusime Paul Milton Bailey William Lonng Barron 111 Harry Patterson Balis David Redmond Bauske Susan Van Voorhis Begle Martha Ellen V Bell M. Beatnz Beliran Vivienne Lee Bennett Jamie Leigh Benson Douglas Arnold Beran Lynn Allan Bernard Jr. Irmgard Beinhoff Berry Mary Martin Betancourt Judith Elizabeth Beyer Apurha Bhatlacharya Randall Scott Bickham Christine Yvonne Bishop Abraham Blaitsiem Penny Jean Blumberg Ajoy Kumar Bose Linda B. Bratcher Sharon Sanders Braun Linda Judd Brewer Sandra Jean Bruce Ruth Jo Bryant Robin Elaine Buck-Smith Jeffrey Richard Burgher Carols n Neil S. Carr Emily Suzanne Carter Joseph Andrew ( asa;- ,! Michael Thomas Chesnev William Ralph Childs Robert D. Clark Mar Lou Boone ( lay ton James Louis Collier Mama EJameCollons Charles Lester Corn is James Ralph C. Cook HI Arlhur Wiley Coquelm Harney James Corwm William Garram C ' ouch Jr. Everard James Cowan Anne Mane Crane Deborah Grace Cummings Ste en Paul C ' urrter Thomas William Cutrer Manon Day Czaja David Odell Da merall Jim l,ero Daniels James L DannemiHer Steven Wayne Dauer Clara Anders David Clinton Emerson Da 1 - is Nancy Lee Dawson W ' llham Edwm Dean Maria Elise Defmo Richard Howard OeJong Lester R. Dillon Ml Barbara Joan DodJs Robert Henry Dodge C nthid Lynne F.agan Richard Timothv Eakm Robert John Edwards Deborah B. Eldredge Bernard H. Ellis Jack Maurice Englert Jr Earl Nathaniel Epps Susan Southard Erickson Donna Cole Farm Ramon Pamela Thea Fenichel Lucy Griffith Ford Elaine Lasack Forrest Jud Ellen Franklin Raymond B. Franklin Jr David Lawrence Fnu Marilyn Gay Fuquav MaunceP. Gaddis Jr Stephen Joseph Gall Juanita Caroia Garcia Robert Francis Garry Jr. Mohammad R Ghanoonparvar Richard Carl Gibbe James Allen Gilchns! James Edwm Gill Susan Blvnn Gill Amy Joan Brown Girardeau Peter Robert Glass Marcia Lynn Goldstein Diane Louise Goldwater Nora (J Gonzales Annn Mane Gonzalez Janet Luther Green Cynthia Sue Greve Harold Carter Griffin Kathleen Griffis Ralph Grundel Juan Siles Guevara Susan Lynne Leslie Guinn Changyong Ha Charles Steven Hal! Tom Mann Hall Sarah Anne Halliburton Vick Beth Hallick Ann Reilly Harris Charles Frederick Hart fimoth S. Hartshorne C ' heryt Yavonne Haynes Larry Joe Haynes N ' ancv Jane Hazlewood Floy lee Hunter Hemphill Terry Joseph Hcndricks Barbara Nell Hcnthorn l,d ' ernc Cloudi Hernngton Judith Inez Hersh James La Ranee Hill Pamela Ruth Hill Margaret Ann Holiomb Joel Hodges Steven Neil Holley James Neil Hollis Lli aheth Milburn Holmes V esle Atthur Hoover Mei-Hw J Hsu M.inrtnne F Plzak fnman f ' tnyd Stace Jackson Rosendo Daniel Jimenez-Farias Asha Joe i Patrkia Allen Johnson Philip Stephen Johns). n Michael David Johnston Jessica Catherine Jones Hednur Worley Jordan Michael Andrew Jordan Elizabeth Graham Kahn Julia Ann Ross Karlak Ronald Perry Knight Carl Ra mond Korgt-s Catherine Trotter Kostelsky Sandra Miller Kosub Thomas Waller Kuhis n Mary Ann Redmon Kuhlmann Theodore Frank Kuhn Mercedes Jean Kuuher Stella Orti Kyle Sandra Nay on Lacy Lisa In end Leiden Gene Wilfred Lene Marietta Ann Long Rosa Angelica Lopez Su nne Lowell Jane Adams Lyons Jean Johnson Lyons Thomas Stephen Lucier Debra Sue Luske 1 . Jane E. Mac Donald Katherme Klemit Mack Alan Btane Marker! Elizabeth Anne Martin Lester Reavis Martin M,ir 1 ou Martin Worthy Neil Martin Nabeel Hussam Maskali John Logan Mastenbrook Joan M. Matthews Mauldin-Taylor Loren Roe Mayer Katherme A. McCUntocfc Leonard Capers McClure Steven A McCommas Melame Joy McDonald Stephen Lee McFarland Sara Smith Mcl.dnahan Reagan Ben McMillin Lorraine McQuade Samuel Nick Mihalik Bruce Reagan Miller Jaclyn Miller Tony Clifford Moore William Angus Moore II Martha Guynew Morgan Karan Ruth Moseley James Randolph Moil Daniel A. Moulton 111 Brian Joseph Mulvaney Bruce Cameron Murchnon Maria Concepcton Murguia Steven James Muzos Patricia Flame Naleski Marcia Fleck Nash Wilham Kennerh Neill Steven N. Nepomnick Susan Anne Murdoch Newfield Douglas Ann J Newson Desmond Onyenwuenji Njoku Deborah Gayle Novak Manuel Edward Nunes David Scott Ogley Susan Virginia Ohm Sandra Kay Olson Paul Andrew Osiermayer James Ober Palmer Steven D. Pardue Linda M Park-Fuller Rajm B. Patel Mmclla F. Pauhk Margaret O. Paultssen Glen Charles Payne Nancy Burruss Peerman Wanda Ripper Pendergrass James Albert Petnch Robbihnn P. Pickelman Cynthia Lee Phillips Sue Ann Popk.es Gary Lee Powell Lorena Ann Davis Powell W ' estey Jim Poynor Eugene Gordon Preston John Peter Pnestle Jr Edith Elfneda Pross Stephen Paul Puckeit Arlhur John Ouickcnton Eileen Mary Raffamello Sandra Lee Ragan Sanghmilra Roy Raha James Robert Remker Juanita Lupita Reyna Richard Henr) Rh neJr AubleWhittedRiterlll Alyson English Roberts H. Stewart Robertson Jr. Oran Stanley Robinson Jr Susan Doretta Romberg M. ' iriin Makolm Rooney Mar Elizabeth Deferreire Row en Milton Isaai. Rube Kurt Wilham Rudolph Sara Friedman Rushmek David Frederick Sabee Bruce Michael Saperstnn Alice E. P. Sather John Mendell Schechter Billye Cheryl Schindlcr Sheryl Lynne Schla bach Kurt Pierson Schmidt Nancy Belh Schoenrock Michael John Schoties Morne Larn Schulman Deborah DeBord Schutze Linda Jane Seligmann KamrH zia Sepehrnoon Robert Louis Shaw Terry Dean Shaw Robert F. Shealy James Riley Sheffield MI Rebecca Maxey Shelton Thomas Clifton Shelton Carol Ann Sherwood Charles John Sickinc James Clarke Stddafl Mana Virginia Silva Edward George Simeone Jr. Ray ma Jean Skinner Maggie Simonton Sloan Josephine Whitley Smith Karen Lynn Smith Richard Alan Smith Rosalind Kilmetz Smith Walter El wood Smith Jr Carolyn Sue Snively Randall Martin Soffer Dennis E Sorensen Glenn Craig Spaldmg Hugh Cullen Sparks John Thomas Stallw-orth Mary Catherine Stanley Mark Edwards Stanton Marcia Ruth Steel William Russell Stern Edward Burton Stevens Joyce Elaine Stivers Yvonne Reppe to Stoeltje Andrea Jo ce Stone Sharon Sue Teets Randolph Tzu-yu Teh Asral Tesfa Carol Teague Thomas Henry Grant Thomas Jr Timothy Howard Thomas Warren Thomas Thompson Mary Sylvia Tijenna Edward Richard Title! Glenda Gayle Torrence Man. Alice Troyer Patricia Marie Gray Turpm Gary Alan Underwood Alfredo Heh Urdanela- Bohorquez William Charles VanPatten II Mozelle Carver Vickers Rosa Maria Vida Diane Rose V ' omSaal Roger William Waak Stuart Martin W ' agner Jr Wafaa Hassan W ' ahba Kalhryn Ann Wallace Kay Ponder Wahher Kelly Mac Ward Warren Jacob Weed Nancs Ellen Weidt Anne Heath Welch Brenda Werner John Fred Whirley Susan Jeanne Whitmore David Edward Wighi Stephen Howard Wilder N ' orma Neahr Wilkerson Janie Monroe Williams Amos Darryl Wimberley Judith V ' aughan Wizowaty Michael David Wolf Sharon Joan Wolfe Ruth Francis Wolfish Alan George Wonders Dorothy Anne Wood Ralph C W ' orthington Jr Nancy J Wralher Yukio Yamaguchi Bernard D Yancey Cheryl Ann Yelich Alan Keilh Zaring Nanc AnneZeller David Ray Zimmermann Wojciech Hubert Zurek UNDER- GRADUATES Jams Ruth Ahernathy Margaret Lynn Adams Andrew Mark Aleiander Larry Edward Arnetl Elizabeth Ellen Alha Susan Jane Avers Teresa Maureen Barnes Deborah Barron Man. Clare Barry James Michael Bartholomew Deborah Kay Basham Elaine Marie Beck Silvia Maria Benuzzi James Fmtan Berend Barbara Rust Berring Mary Carter Btckley Rebecca Jean Black Douglas James Borgman Elizabeth Starr Braun Bruce Edward Breedlove Constance Kay Bridges James Andrew Brooks Karen Leslie Brune Ann Carter Burchena! Boyce Clark CabamM. Wilham Mark Campbell Robin Anne Carew PatnciaPopeCargile Alha Olivia Carmichael Luis Raul Casso Catherine Ann Clark Gary Paul Cole Nancy Alice Cook Candace Deborah Rodgers Cot ham Ronald Charles Cos Jimenez Miguel Crespo Charles Byron Cross Karen Elizabeth Cumulla William Aubrey Dees Jr. Randal William Dickason Ellen Bryce Dickey Carol Ann Duffy Linda Sue Dyer John Michael Edwards Jill Mane Ellzey Allison Stephanie Elmore Tina Mane Eimhoff James Doyle Engjish Rebecca Anne Fadely Kathleen Ann Fahy Steven Russell Fay Paul Lewis Firey Francme Floy Fowler James Wilham Fredholm James Jeffery Francis Rebecca E. Francis Robert Garza Mabel Elizabeth Geer Jerry LolanGoinsJr Janet Lynn Goldstein Steven Dennis Goldston Sarah J. Goodfrtend Martyn Dee Gordon Rhoda Sue Graff Alan Scott Graves Charles Ervoni Grays Jr. Robert Anthony Guenther Armando Francisco Guerra Jr. Terry Callahan Guy Lonnie Eugene Hairston Jeffrey John Hamilton Jo Williams Hammer Bruce Steven Harlman Nancy Lair Heil Laura Belle Herndon Lisa Gay e Holden Barbara Jeanne Holland John Robert Holman W ' ilham Keith Honea John Daniel Hudgens Cimger Laurine Huggms Richard Huffman Hulan Helen Hulme Carol Hunsberger Roger David Hurst Terry Anne Husbands David Charles Igjehart Kalhryn Anne Irish Peter Michael Irvine Laura Marie Isensee Vivian Ivey Cynthia Anne Jaynes Everette Dean Jobe Linda Sue Johnson Ann Mane Johnston Curtis Wtilard Jones Jr. Michael Aubrev Jones Robert N.Jones Jr. Warren Renlz Jones John Stuart Jo e Michael Jeffrey Kator Janet Lynn Kelle Michae ' l Geroge Kelly Vicki T. Kenney Diane Jeanne Doll Kerr Mickella Ann Kersten Mark Anthony King Robert Joseph Kleeman Laurie Kleiman Victor Charles Knopp Jr. Jean Mane Kolda 382 Phi Kappa Phi Diane Lli abrth kuhn David Lochndge Wart- Billie Jeanne Grocsbeck Victoria Frances Schmidt Carlos IreneoGarza Riclue Alan Lac her Ralph Edward Wehmer Jr. Nelda Louise Munguia Per Sea holm Yvonne Gaylord Glasgow Lam James Landrum Mar MelameWeil Guenther Carrie A. Handv Sewell Jacob Michael Gold K.ith I nn I awlon Susan L nn Wemcr Dmi :I,i 1 . ( mllick-soa Mehran Sharifpour Adcle Marie Goldstein Daniel Ira l,avis William ' Eugene Wellborn Drenda Jean Haddock Edwin Reese Sharpe Jr. Barbara Ann Goolsby M.,: M.irlha LeBlanc Ingrid Ann Weltge Elizabeth Allison WaKh Hall Phillip Ralph Shelp Martha Damelson Gosnell Richard Yuan Chien Lee David Carter Wheelock Charles Edwin Hampton Linda Louise Sides Richard Wesley Guay Seih Paul Lemer Marlis Ann White Angela Sue Agee Hatton Judith Ann Skenazy Patricia Gulbrandsen Kenneth Bruce Leune Richard Paul Wiley Joseph Patrick Hebcrt Larry Wayne Smith Robert Andrew Hamlet JohnFiedcnck Liu Ellen Ann Wilhelm Susan Gayle Heitmann Joellcn Snow Andre Hampton Sheldon Howard LocUtfar Linda Mae Wilson Jacquelyn Mae Helin Gail Lannom Sobczak Walter Charles Hamscher Mikel Israel Longoria Susan Elise Wisian Susan Joy Higgins Howard Lee Solsbery Suzanne Yvonne Harper Marguenie Lorame Allyson Leigh Womac Delta C. Thompson Holl Jim Clements Spain David Kent Harris Mjrk Hwavne Lorcn Marv Clemmons Wood William August Holmke Mary Lou Speedte William Matthew Harms Laune Lvnn Lotven Jane Evelyn Woods Ardis Dianne Holstad Jeame R. Stanley Edward Mark Hartwell Julia Bredeth Luker Roberta Reed Bates Young Milton Leroy Hooper Jr. Sue Siauffer LeifOlaf Haug Jennifer Lundelius Howard Z.Zenctt Shou-Hsuan Stephen Huang Joan E. Strassmann John Robert Hays Jr. Jud Patncia Mann Allan Chester Markolf FACULTY Bobbie Lee Huff Linda Ann Crooker Hunsaker Mayda Nel Strong Lilfie Virginia Stubbs Cynthia Ann Holder Kevin Clay Hollembcak Stephanie [.avne Martch John E. Breen Ronald Jon llg Elizabeth Ann Sunderman Donna Jean Hollenberg Richard B Martin Beatnce F. Carruth Karen Sue Cannon Irion Calvin Gray Swtcegood Ronald Carl Hulme David Calvin Mattax Charles T.Clark Stephanie Gay Sherbel Jasuta Jean Gerth Tabor Dorothy Margaret Hurt M.IIN L.u Maver David Stanley Evans Kathleen Diane Jenkins Rebecca Jane Taylor Karen Sara Hurwitz George William McCIure Jr. AnfGafur Sandra Lynn Johnson Nellie Jean Carr Thorogood Stuart Brooks Johnston Melinda Ann McConn George W. Hoffman Robert Lee Johnston Jr. Jetta AnnTodaro Jacqueline R. Jordan Michael Lawrence McCm Henry Pau! Kelley Michael Charles Jordan Suzanne Shipley Toliver Jenny Fontaine Killtan Thomas Robert Mclntire Joe Overton Ledbetter Belaribi Kadri Fu-Hsiang Tseng Raymond Po Kwong Bernadetle Mvra Mcsecke Richard James Thomas Moore Clifford Avrom Kalz David Andrew Turner Jr. Cynthia Ann Langston William Mark Methemtis J. Neils Thompson William Lybrand Kean Melba Jean Vasquez Charles Louis Levy Elizabeth Storms Miller Georgic Minassian SPRING Earle Wayne Kenyon Carol Linda Kerr Stanley Marten Vcrhoevcn James Morton VreeUnd Mary Frances Lezak Armando Xavier Lopez Eldon Bradley Mohan Karen Lee Mcmre INITIATES Catherine Elizabeth Ktmbrough Lilas Janice Shelby Kinch Kitty Addie Laura Walker Lee Richmond Walker Helen Myrtle Machuga Gregory Paul Marks Sue Ann Mussel! Patricia Anne Myers GRADUATES Richard M. Kirkpatrick Margaret Jane Kluge Malcolm Ray Walker Nancy Luise Walker Mary Lou Martinez Vicki Louise McAlister Harvey E. Neville Jr. Michel Antoun Accad Beryl Jean Knifton Pamela Ruth S. Weekley Martha Gail McCaine Sibyl Siegmund Moack Albert Ford Amsworth Jeffrey Leo Kodoskv Ralph Benjamin While William James McGinnis Rober! Norm Jams Bristol Alcorn Edward William Kolb Jr. Silva Frances Wildi Susan Kathenne McKallip Melissa Games Nunnelee Marshall Wise Alcorn Jr. Barbara Kay Zeph Kulsrud Patricia O ' Neal Willis Lauren McNaughton Michelle Eileen O ' Lears D ' Maris Anne Allen Meredith Anne Lane Chester Lewis Wilson Carol Lee McPherson Donald Patrick Owens John William Aired Rebecca Plunkett Lasley Joan Marie Windlinger Teresa Mana Manendez William DeanO nbe Amin Saleh Aly Debbie L. Lauderdale JeanC. Wyrick Michael Cameron Menges lon A. Pa s n Barbara S. F. Anderson Mar. M. Williams Lauderdale Tshimpaka Yanga Daniel Evan Mercer Virginia Barnes Peacock Leslie Jean Anderson John Land Ledbetter James David Yantis Paul Kevin Miller Mark Gordon Poag Sally Jones Andrade Wvnne Ashley Lee Susan Marilyn Yecies Carol Anne Molish Man Kathleen Price Kenneth Stephen Apfel Jannifer Leonard Susan J. Zlotnick Michael Patrick Mostyn Nancv Frakes Pnce Edwin James Arnold George L. Lilienstern Anita Lynn Conley Mote Edward Rudolph Prince 111 Wendy Lynne Aronson Garry Neal Looper UNDER- Jan Gibson Mullen Valerie Jane Promo Alexandra Elaine Baehr Andrejs Lubkans David Albert Mullm Joseph Robert Prvzan! Lucretia Ceralia Baker Billy Joe Lucas GRADUATES Cathenne Anne Musemeche Sheree Lynn Queen Miguel Bamberger David Lynn Lydic Eric Keith Ammann Glen David Nager Deborah Dale Railsback Madeline Barnes Stephen Gene Lyng Terry Ann Andrcscn Sandra Rose Nicolas David Gavtan Ramirez Elyse Robin Barry Nicholas Julian Macari Richard Moore Archer James Edward O ' Bannon Richard Edward Reed Robert W. Bauman Jr. Marcia Louise Main Johnny Lynn Atkinson Robert Wayne Oliver Robert Edison Rensch Douglas Alan Baxter Constance Marie Maneaty Kevin Bradley Ayesh Sam Edmund Palton Kathey Elaine Renshaw Enedelia Leal Bazan Karen Lee Mann Salmon Aziz Carolyn Louise Paxton Randall LeeRiecke Jaylie lone Longbotham David Sterling Marsh Deborah Fain Bartlett Bonny Lee Pfade Clifford Stampfer Robbins Beckenhauer Cherry Nell Creamer Mauk Roger Lee Bell Anne Louise Pheiffer Nancy Beth Roberts Joel Forrest Bell Mark Mazanski Deborah Joan Benitez Kathryn Ann Phillips Randy Michael Robertson Stephen Craig Bell Philip Todd McBride Walton Gregory Berton David Warren Polsira Andrew Daniel Robin Walter Bradford Benton Charles Lee McClenon Barbara S. Bielamowicz Russell Cody Pruit t Randal Charles Robson Vicki Lynn Berg Mary Helen McFarlane Samuel Neil Bishkin Ana Maria Ramirez Olivia Helene Roth Stephen Craig Birsc John Francis McGee Jr. Laurie Lynn Blazek Kurt Walter Ralhjen Roni Lyn Rudner Pazzi Ann Bohnenkamp Nancy Craig McKee Susan Louis Blount Tressie Ann Reese Roberta France Rust Dorothy Elizabeth Boswell Kathleen Morrow McPherson Kathryn Anne Boykin Richard Edward Retnmund Navla Salman-Hencme Cornelia Boyle Colleen E. Megarity Charles H. Brandenburg Mary Ann Rodriguez Elayne Corinnc Scott Frederick N. Bradstreet Ida Christina Michie Mcrvvn Lucius Bridges Jr. Robin Leilani Rosell Carol Wayn Scruggs Stanley Brein Dennis Ray Milam Kim Edward Brightwell Jo Ann Rosenfeld Jeanne Mane Shaner Nancy Greene Hottel Burkhart Michael Earl Milter Jean Helen Brockie Janet Lynn Rothschild Swaran Sharma Madalvn Ruth Butcher Kay Moodenc Monzingo Harvev Grannis Brown Jr. Douglas Wayne Sanders SalU Kay Shelton Karen Ruth Butz Albert Patterson Moore Michael Brown Helaine Marian Seitzman Hui ' -ChienShen Dale Franklin Campbell Kathryn Ann Walker Morgan Robert Louis Brown Carlos Miguel Sepulveda Laurence Joseph Silver Kirby Hall Cannon Henry Ferguson Morris Jr. Ellen Ruth Buell Karen Marie Settle Marc Smircich Amparo Amalia Cardenas John Eric Moss Sandra Anderegg Burnside Paula Mane Sevin Anne Luberger Smith Forrest S.Carl Mitchell Charlotte Ruth Hatfield Mould Anthony Quinn Burton Kathy Lynn Shearer Sharon Virginia Smith Hollis Holmes Chacona Virginia Newton Mounce Mary Ann Byrd Bella Renee Silverstein Wayne Allen Spencer Mohamad Baha Chatah Kurt Edward Nalty Mary Lee Campbell Monica Ann Sloan Timothy Gerard Sralla Steven Arbuthnot Clark Deborah Dean Miller Nance Theodore John Carlson Anthony Ford Smith Kristina L nn Staberg Cathy Jean Cobb Julianne H. Newton Tracy Diane Chalfin Jerry Evan Smith Cathenne E. Staggs Veronica Nora Comstock Paul Terry Newton Janine Ann Manning Chancy Rebecca Laughton Smith Jennifer Lee Stamps Ray Edward Couch Jr. Susan Jean Norton Cori Leigh Church Trevor David Smith Kathryn Starnes Cheryl Elizabeth Steddum Cynthia Williamson Daniels Ira Lee Davis Sara Jean Otto-Diniz Carroll Beasley Parker Rebecca Rhea Coffey Mana Pels Corbett Elizabeth Sue Spann Mark Daniel Strachan Harold Philip Stern Steven Michael De Rosa Robert Hall Parks Jr. Deborah Ann Cox James Leonard Studt John Frederick Stoll Laura Kay Ring Doll Felipe Jaime Perez Fredrick H. Creutzmann Layne Allen Thompson Roger Lynn Strong David Alan Doss Robert Andrew Peters David Paul Crist Mark Allen Todd Robert Eugene Stroop Rosalind M. Eathorne Mary Evans Pharis Fred Kelly Cunningham Richard Wade Vague Jeanne Doud Sullivan Laura Crawford Edwards James Alfred Pierce Deana Alice Daniels Emily Ramona Vallarino Nancy Kuk-YuSun Marilyn A. Arnold El rod Elizabeth Anne Polk Michele Annise Davidson Robert William Van Amburgh Bannie Lee Tabor David Wayne Emmons Moneta Speaker Prince Stephen James David Vanita Ann Vance KathcnneKittrcUTall) Helena Mane DC Sousa Ferreira Ruth Evelyn Quebe Lisa Dane Dawson Fidencio Villela Jr Stephen Lee Tebo Bonnie Trina Fisher Robert Richard Rafferty Diane Mary DeKoning Deborah Jean Wall Bruce Allen Thompson George Adolphus Flowers John Doyle Ragle Lance Allen Dell David Wayne Walters Susan Elizabeth Tober Glona LJbertad Navarro Foley Sibaji Raha Claire A. Dickens Andrea Joan Capps Ward Marv Elizabeth Tompkms Suellen McKenna Fortine Carol Ann Rancv Valerie Lee Dickey Sharla Faye Werner Sally Day Tngg Philip Franklin William Russell Read Jr. Russell Lewis Ditcher Deborah A. Bruce Williams Renee Mane Tschirhart Ellin Janet Fredricksen Sherry Carlene Rhinehart Richard Clement Dunn Patrick George Williams Laura Ann Tschoepe June Barbara Fuentes Dale Lynne Rogers Ricklefs Mary Beth Edinburgh David Conrad Willms Joel Tsevat Ciro Edlgado Garcia Cheryl Lynne H. Robinson Melissa Ann Eisenberg Linda Jo Wminger John Wesle Tunnell David Richard Garcia Nestor Perez Rodriguez Wendy Lee Eisenberg Willis Cecil Winters Jr. Elisabeth Groos Uhl Robert Lee Garlick Mary Patricia Wood Roe Gayle Eschenburg Evertson Anna Sophie Waulavick Stephen Wesle VanHooser Ellen Gates Frank Romero Julie Farringlon Wissmger Darrell Duane VanHorn Sharron Pendergrast Gotl Charles Nichols Roper Rose Marie Fay James Stuart Witherspoon Janet Margaret V ' aughan Edna Genossar Grad Elias Antonio Saad Ayub Nancy Bonn Feinberg Debra Luann Winer Karen Lea Vavra Carol Ann Graham Korncha Sachs Terese Elaine Ferguson llene Worthington Michael William Vogel Mary Louise Everett Graham Glona Marie Sanchez Judith Miriam Fisher Martha Patricia Zegarra Portella Richard GVonBlucher David BryanVoorhis Olive Marie Graham Karen Lee Williams Graybeal Margarita Sanchez Elsa Sanchez De La Vega- Robert Car! Flint Maria Jane Fosmire FACULTY Laura Mane Wagner Charles Arthur Green Lockler Howard Irwin Gandler Mabel A. Wanddl Virginia C R. Wagner Barbara Braxton Greene Harrison Lowery Saunders Howard Steven Garf leld Tommy Walker Harry Durland Griffith Janet McDonald Sawyer Phi Kappa Phi 383 MEMBERS Ahmed Abada Carlos Ireneo Garza Michael Murray Gibson Gilbert Lawrence Acosta James Kyle Allen 11 Thomas Scot! Allen Jr. Kurt Morris Andreason Brent Wayne Arnold David George Axmann Malcolm Dee Bailey Jr. James David Barmore Don Keith Bartos Mark Gregory Bearman Peter Morrell Beaslev William John Beighuer Keith Alan Bellinger Douglas Neill Benton Patricia Ellen Bergum Sharon Elizabeth Bergum Marc Stephen Bevis Donald Louis Bierschenk Willia m Donald Binder Guinn Blackwell Derrel Ray Blam Stephen Alfred Bouchard Thomas Lyle Bowie Mark Brodenck Gilbreath Thomas Alfred Giles David Brian Glover Michael Albert Glover James David Gonzales Edward Gonzalez Ricardo Javier Gonzalez Xavier Joel Gonzalez. Reece Boone Goodman Mollie Dermon Gordon Michael Joseph Goulding Alan Mark Greenberg Byron Russell Gregory Daniel Stephen Gremminger John Robert Griffith 111 Jeanne DeLoisGroesbeck Charles L. Guerra Alan Jack Guttman Tod Fredncks Hammond Robert Ernest Hardy Sammy Glen Harrell Richard Lewis Harrison Brook David Boynion Paul Wade Bozzo John Robert Breihan Teresa Ellen Brickman John Timothy Bngnon John Edward Hearn Jr. K Houston Henrv Christopher John flerbeck. Ruben Hernandez Jr. David Read Herrmann Otis Brooks Lon Ann Brotman Christopher Dewey Brown Charles Wayne Bryan Michael Julian By rd Randolph Culbefson Cam Lendol Glen Calder Kurt Gordon Callawa 1 . David Jav Campbell William Franklin Carlton Joel Harris Carp William Bain Hinnant Ronald Glenn Hopkins John Franklin Howell 111 Stephen Carl Howell Clayton Howard Hudnall Ronald Car! Hulme Joe Brill Ingram Sim David Israeloff Lawrence Matthew Jackson Thomas Peter Jaggard Robert Mavnard Carver Keith Alan ' Cassell Michael Cerda Paul Winston Chandler Eileen Denise Chapman Sean Michael Childress Robert TV Cloud Raymond Lee Coker Joseph Rodenck Cole Marc Stephen Coleman Daniel Eugene Collen Kenneth Mark Cory Robert Ownby Cox Randall Wayne Cnm Charles Byron ( rosv William Matthew Crow Fred Kelly Cunningham Roderick Lee Danielson Thang Nhal Dao Tuan Nhat Dao Barry Craig Daughem Richard Len Davenport Gregory Scott Davidson William Fred DaviesJr. Joel Travis Jeff nes Thomas Mark Jenkins David Lee Johnson Jack Ben Johnson Timothy M Johnson Russell ' Keith Jones Brian Howard Kaplan Paul David Keinarth Robert Mark Kellen Ann Kellocg Thomas Alan Keuer David Royce King Lewis George King Stephen Curtis King Randall Wesley Kirilev Mark Richard Klein Kevin Allen Kleiner Lawrence James Kocurek Ten Kay Kramer Jeffrey David Kraus MK hael James Kutchin Sten Marti Langsjoen Paul Clarence Lanham Jonathan Reece Davis Ross Mever Davis Michael Anthony De La Rosa Sylvia M. Delgado James Melvin Depeu Jr. David Dwtght Dernick Kenneth Terrell Dismukes Jr. William David Dodson Eugene l.ary Brett Warren Leach Mark Dona Id Lee Mark Woody Lee Paul Greig Legros Jr Oregon Alan Lehrmann ( .ircv Eleven Leva Michael B. Levin Lisa Marie Doenm: Gregor. Michael Dolanskv Paul Randal Donnelly Kevin John Doody Lee Thomas Douvrv Victor Samuel Elfenbem Reid David Evensky Pamela Da ' Juan Everhart Mark Robert Fairchild Fred Farias Harold Moore Fmnegan Richard Paul Flake Steven Joseph Fonken Lawrence F.dward Foote James Douglas Forney Sharon Lynn Fradenburg Russell Scott Fraley Charles Duncan Eraser Jr. Emil Edwards Friberg Jr. Clifford Lee Friedman Joseph B. Friedman Jr. Robert Bruce Gammon Jack Trigg Gannon Waller Dean Gardner II Carol Ann Garten berg Sieve Charles Lewi-, John F arris Ligon William Neal Little Richard Paul Longona Russell Steven Low Karla Ann Lundquist MarkChfion Manerry (lark Preston Manning Jr. Melmda Frances Margohs Ralph Fdward Marshall Gregory Paul Marks Thomas Aron Marx James Carlton Mason Michael Ross McCarthy Kurt Patrick McCaslin James Keith McClendon Andrew Johnson McDavid Michael Ralph McGregor Robert Llovd Meador John Mark Met h William Francis Michels Andrew Howard Miller David John Miller Eric Dmnel Miller Jose Victor Morales Michael P. Morrison Robert Scott Morrison Steven Mark Morrison Angie Martinez Morua Stephen Peter Mumsten Marilyn Gay Murr Alan Lee Muskin Glen David Nager Paul David Nagy Kurt Edward Nalty Daniel Ralph Neaf Van Tot Nguyen Richard Gene Nixon Michael William O ' Donnell Daniel Clarke O ' Donnelly Lawrence Odonnell III Bryan Joseph Olender Federico Ortiz John Tasos Pappadas Paul Scott Patterson Wallace Edward Patterson Fidel Perez Paul Conrad Peters Robert Adrian Peterson James Charles Phillips John Doyle Phillips Jr. Carmela Millie Picone John Francis Pinedo David Robert Plaisance James Kent Poliner William LeRov Poulsen Paul Edward Powell Paul Allen Premack Kenneth Charles Price Ricky Glenn Pntchard James Donald Pritchett Mark Reaves Puckett Scolt Robert Pulliam Kathy Mane Pustejorsky John Stanley Rainey Richard Edward Ramirez William Howard Ransom Samir Nizar Raslan Sohi Rastegar Kurt Walter Rathjer John Marlm Ratliff Jason Douglas Redwood James William Reed Robert Paul Reid Gabriel Reyes Don Warren Rhoades Alan Ray Rising Lee McDonald Rogers Jr Scot! Denman Roller Robyn Sheryt Rothman Richard Kevin Russell John Collins Rutherford Mary Sheila Ryan Fernando Samano Steven Scolt Schmear Richard William Schmidt Steven MarkSchult Anthony Mark Scolt Jeffrey Jonathan Segal Larry Edward Seitzman James Warren Shaw Michael Wiley Shepherd Marc Neal Siegel Paul Douglas Smith Theodore Nicholas Snyder Steven Kirk Solomon Harle MarkSoltes Brian Robert Spies Sid Kelly Steadman Charles Gnssom Steele Robert John Slepan James Noel Stepken Robert Jackson Stewart Christopher C. Strawn Paul Malcolm Striblmg Doulgas Neal Surber Cecil Llovd Taylor Richard Lee Terrell Charles Kevin Thompson Gregory Mark Thompson Jimnne Victor Thurmond 111 John Michael Tieman Edward Anthony Tomsu Brian Dennis Towell Enc Brian Tucker Tim Jeffrey Turner Mark Eads I ' nderwuod Kandy Susan Van Dyke Neil Roger Veggeberg Jose Ignacio Villarreal Joseph John Vissers Martha Louise Vollers David Craig Waagner David Mark Wallace Robert Charles Wallers Rodney Anthony Washka II John Waierous Burl Elliott Weathersbee David Ellis Weaver Wayne Douglas Weber Joel Martin Wehner Daniel Robert Wiener Gordon Wilson Welch Alan Barton White Charles Russell Whitley Christopher Kurt Wiesner John Sherman Wiggans William Key Wilde Duncan Campbell Ogden Wilson Daniel Mum Workman James Arthur Wren James Richard Wright Scolt Neal Wulfe Young Yang James Jav Yaquinto Cordis Michelle Yates Allan Wayne Zreet FALL INITIATES Robert Larry Akndge TarekS. Allouha Barry Norman Balkin William Kennelh Bern Jr. Todd Evan Bovey Jay Winston Brough Karen Joy Carlisle Karen Sue Christy Paul Thomas Curl James Michael Dockerty Michael Joseph Dowling Bennett Hunter Farrell John Alex Ferguson III Richard Monle Franket Kathleen Garza William Nathan Glenn Mark Allen Gretchen Warren Gregory Hamill Robert Eugene Hanifen Jr Kristme Regma Hanson John Ross Hathaway Patrick l.amont Hughes Jeffrey William Johnson Michael Lamar Jones Carol Jane Kamansky Shannon Jane Kilgore John Peter Klumpvan Andrew Michael Rrauss Jeffrey Thomas Kremer Don Levi Kusenberger Marc David Levy Armando Xavier Lopez Howard Craig Lovorn Victoria Susan Mann David Condie Marlm Garry Mark Maiocha Andrew Halley McGavran Jack Donald McGuff III William Paul Meznanch Scott Joseph Mitchell Fermm David Montanez Victoria Jeanmne Moore Ellen Patricia Muntz Craig Andrew Nevelow FortunatoG. Paredes Robert Daniels Peck Robert Forsyth Phillips 1 1 Norman Craig Plotkm Forest Barnetl Pvle HI Thomas Eamon Renaghan Richard Rim Naihan Samuel Sax Gabnella Scandelli Randall Earl Schroeder Ronnie Lee Self Robert Lee Skinner Kevm Dale Smith Steven M Smith Scott Daniel Spoor Leonard Arthur Stern David Bryant Strickland Hopkins W ' ade Tatum Jr. Robert Pierce Taylor III Bruce Alan Tingle Michael Gnswold Turner Jr. Gene Ray Ward Jr, Wilson Joseph Weber Jonathan Bruce Weiner John Pollan Wilkirson Robert Stewart Wood 384 Phi Eta Sigma A smoker was given by Dr. Folkert Brons. a professor in the Petroleum Engineering Department. These infor- mal gatherings were for the benefit of the pledges of Pi Epsilon Tau. the petroleum engineering society. They helped to acquaint the pledges with the activities of the society and to meet the active members. At the initiation banquet, honorary members received plaques. A guest speaker lectured on various facets of petroleum engineering. MEMBERS Ahdul-Kareem Al-Saffar Paul Michael Bommer Peter Anthony Bommer Tom Neil Burns Luis E. Camacho Mansour Muftah El-Sahly Gwendolyn Gail Ellis Mark Patrick Evans Timothy Lynn Fryer Maurice P.Gaddis Jr. Frank J. Gomez De La Torre William Clayton Goodwin George Sterfing Gray Bryant Wilson Hainey David James Hartman Ali K. K. Hassan Robert Mack Hays Clifton Clay Hefner Douglas Gene Heitmiller David Randy Howery Thomas James Hughes In Sul Hyun Thomas Zadock James Jeoung Soo Kim Janet Elizabeth Kuehm Ser Yuen Kwong John Taylor Lewis Cathrine Helen Little Lindell Laurence Looser James William Mays Jr. Daniel Earl McGobkey Richard Alan Molohon Mehmet MelihOskay Gus Barwick Sanders Jr. John Bedford Swanson Timothy Dale Taylor Mark Steven Theisen David Bryan Voorhis Richard Graham Whaling Vito Joseph Zapata FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS Will E. Boyd Folkert N. Brons Ben H. Caudle Myron H. Dorfman Samuel P. Ellison Jr. Earnest F. Gloyna Kenneth E. Gray Claude R. Hocott Roy M. Knapp John J. McKetta Jr. Sylvain J. Pirson Augusto L. Podio Gary A. Pope Harry H. Power Ahmad Saberian Robert S. Schechter Irwin H. Silberberg Thomas W. Thompson J.H.Yang FALL INITIATES Philip Bayne Barnes James Alan Crittendon Doan Phu Duy Michael Henry Feltch Stanley David Grubb Jr. Terry Wayne Harrison Steven Wayne Hubbard William Louis Jackson Lydia M. Jaen Mojica Nguyen-Hoang Minh Jesse Edward Minor Rene Morin Larry Ray Ware Phillips Victor Carnal Saied Charles Lee Sharrai Charles Winston Sponberg III Robert Lloyd Thornton SPRING INITIATES James Mikell Barnum David Clark Douglas Charles Henry Gibson Mark Champion Krause III Frank Bonner Lyon Mark Andrew Me Lane Jeffrey Stuart Nutter Van Lan Trong Quan John Robert Ramsey Roy Randolph Reese Christopher M. Rendeiro Edward Thomas Roberts John Vincent Rubin Sandra Kay Schubert Patricia Carol Smith Kurt Otto Thomas HONORARY MEMBER Don D. Fitzgerald Pi Epsilon Tau . Establishing a plant center for Oaks Treatment Cen- ter, Pi Lambda Theta bought and potted several small plants including cactus, ivy and jade plants. The national education honorary and professional associa- tion provided a watering can and plant food and donated books on plant care to sixth, seventh and eighth graders at the Center, which is a division of Brown Schools Treatment Centers. MEMBERS Claudia J. Anderson Janis Kay Beckstrand Leslie Jo Burton Yolanda Espinoza Elaine Lasack G. Forrest Elizabeth Maria Garcia Sarah Anne Halliburton Kimberly J. H. Hensarling Sofia Huron Nancy Eleanor Klauber Annette Voss Leider Carol Jean Lewis Paula Ann G. McCormick Thomas Alan Mee Olga Yvonne Mueller Patricia Elaine Naleski Marcia Fleck Nash Evelyn Nosovsky Melissa Ann Pitman Nina Elaine Prudhomme Gerald Lee Read H. Stewart Robertson Jr. Lori Ann Sidereas Rebecca Anne Sisson Pamela Dean Spencer Catherine A. S. Steinle Joyce Elaine Stivers Rosa Maria Vida Ellen Ann Wilhelm Moira Katherine Q. Woody FALL INITIATES Larry Edward Arnett Janet Gabriel Brown Marilyn Catt Carolyn E. Cochrane Helen Claire Crain Rebecca E. P. Dittlmger Susan Kay Johnsen Dollar Patricia Elliott Katherine A. Heers Emery Tina Marie Emshoff Lorena Lynn Foard Sara Beth Hailey Catherine Hurt Patricia A. Basse Jobe Mary Ann Redmon Kuhlmann Martha Ruth Lehmann Mary Lou Martinez Charles Stephen Meredith Barbara Ann Poley Toni Ann Provost Melissa Lyn Randolph Susan Roberts Martha Jane Rylander Judy Louise Scott Lynn Marie Seibel Jeanne Marie Shaner Betty Jean Skaggs Laura Gay Stueckler Betty Polly Travis Carol Annette Urbani Anne Elizabeth Verheyden Barbara Lynn Waldron SPRING INITIATES Michael Barron George William Byars Carolyn Nell S. Carr Lynn Ceyanes Cori Leigh Church Charles Lester Convis Linda Gayle Freemon Loree Lynn Gibson Ruth MullerGuenther Jewell Louise Haralson Thomas C. Hoeffner Jr. Cynthia Ann Holder Valerie Joy Hopkins Joe Luis Lerma Susan Lohman Susan Gail McCoy Thomas Selfridge Merrill Margaret Mary Motsch Adrienne Eve Paulson Phyllis Suzanne Ray Robin Leilani Resell Deborah Jane Sarles Marie Virginia Dos Santos Silva Maria Alma Solis Kristina Lynn Staberg Sharmin Labob Toles Sally Lynn Tudzin Nina Leah Verheyden Susan Volz Mark Jay Wernick FACULTY Laroy Ray Carry Heather L. Carter Lorraine O. Walker 386 Pi Lambda Theta Films related to the mental health sciences were offered to the general public free of charge at the Inter- national Mental Health Film Program in January. Spon- sored by Psi Chi, the honorary psychology society, the films ' topics ranged from information processing to case studies of schizophrenics. In past years, Psi Chi mem- bers have offered tours of the State Hospital. MEMBERS Carol Jeanne Albury Teresa Maureen Barnes Katherine Lynn Bell Laurie Lynn Blazek Charles H. Brandenburg Jay Allan Brenner James Logan Brown Jean ManeCaldarola Deborah Lynn Caperton Stephen Ch ' ow Paul Joseph Cimoch Cheryl Lvnn Coldwater Susanne Robinson Doell Priscilla Ann Doulhit Wendy Lee Eisenbera Joe Bill Estill Rose Marie Fay Nancy Bohn Feinberg Deborah Ann Feldman William Gordon Franklin Reuben Garcia Cynthia Kay V. Gimbel Richard Ted Gonzalez Ellen Hall Priscilla Anne Hancock John Mark Heasley Debra Ann Herman Sylvia Marie Herrera Anne Levine Hill Doyle Wade Huey Kimberly Lynn Jackson Cynthia Anne Jaynes Linda Sue Johnson Linda Sue Judson James Patrick Kilgore Karl Erik Kilgren Lisa C. Delong Klapp Kristin Elizabeth Klemt Judith Robin Knie William Kemp Lamb Cynthia Ann Langston Stuart Charles Laughton Richard Wayne Lord Kathryn Alice Lyons Melinda Frances Margolis Cvnthia Ellen Marshall Jennifer Joy Mattingly Raymond Douglas Mechler Carol Anne Molish Barbara Ann Musser Ross Bradley Nathanson Gayla Kylene Neal Stephanie Susan Odell Martha Owen Ellen Marie Parker Kathryn Ann Phillips Linda Sue Pierson Betty Lynn Pitchford Robert Samuel Pred Suzanne Rita Rahn Ann Robbins Gary Ben Robertson Stacy Nan Shapiro Carol Melinda Shosid Laurence Joseph Silver Rebecca Laughton Smith Vicky Yvonne Spradling Melody Ann Tedesco James William Tummins Mary Jane Vanguilder Kimble Michelle Varner Jill Marie Ward Robert Allan Weitzel Robert Lloyd Weltman Myra Beth Whatley Cheryl Jean White Suzanne Williams David Conrad Willms SPRING INITIATES Ellen Bryce Dickey Grace Ellen Fisher Linda Dianne Fox Connie Gladstone Berta Gonzales Ricardo Javier Gonzalez Charles Register Green John Hart Keene John Marshall Massey III Gary Earl Parsons Renee Julie Shear Linnea Miller Smith Psi Chi . By juxtaposing the Greek letters P and X, Rho Chi members explained that the prescription symbol was suggested, a fitting name for the pharmacy honor soci- ety. The octagonal Rho Chi key was presented to each initiate. Each side represented one facet of the phar- macy curriculum: pharmacy, pharmacology, pharma- cognosy, chemistry, biology, physics, physiology and pharmacy administration. Tutoring those students requiring help with pharmacy courses, Rho Chi members provided the free service. MEMBERS Akwete Adjei Sharoud Al Jundi James Hiram Allen Jr. David C. Anuforo Michael P. Armstrong Greydon G. Baldwin Jr. Laurence Alan Barr Francisco Barren Barrios Kenneth Brown Blaydes Thomas Gene Bolerjack Patricia Ann K. Breland Leslie Kay Budnek Narriman L. Mayo Callaway Pedro Islas Chavez Candace Rodgers Cotham Vincent Anne Court Margaret Anne Covington Josef Espiritu Cruz George William Cuff Kerry Lee Dees Mary Ann Dowd Colleen Kay White Eck Steve Victor Elrod Shayne Cox Gad Kathleen Griffis Cynthia G. V. Gutierrez Debra Gail Hagens .. Jerry Dwayne Harper Michael Ray Harris Karen Haslund James Michael Heit ShireeCecile Hinojosa Geraldine L. Z. Howard Ting-Feng Hsu David Wayne Humphrey Kleta Louise Janczys David Lee Janssen Don Alan Janssen Jimmie Ton Johnston Sudhaker Kasina Karen Vyse Keiser Jeffry Thomas King John Paul Kinyon Michael Joseph Kottas Cheng-Pei Irene Li Daniel Wayne Lukas Reagan Ben McMillin Madeleine M. Mendicino James Colin Murphy Rajni Patel Virginia Barnes Peacock Wesley Jim Poynor VilasA. Prabhu William Burk Roberts Gilbert Ray Satterwhite Darrell Lynn Schneider Larry Wayne Schneider Scott Michael Schumann Dru Ann Shipman Jy-Yean Tien Roy Glenn Ware Peter Chung-Sheng Wu Billie Murray York Jr. Michael T. Youngblood Cynthia Ann Zamora FACULTY Daniel Acosta Jr. Malcolm Belisle Jack Chris Bradberry Robert G. Brown Henry M. Burlage Unamarie Clibon Alan B. Combs Jaime N. Delgado James T. Doluisio Larry Ereshefsky Carlton Erickson Ronald P. Evens Jerry Fineg Jesse J. Flores Karl A. Folkers Gunnar Gjerstad Esther W. Hall David W. Hawkins William L. Hightower James C. Hughes Bill D. Jobe Yolanda M. Laurel Robert G. Leonard Steven W. Leslie Louis Clif Littlefield Thomas M. Ludden Dale D. Maness Alfred Martin James W. McGinity Julie Ann Nelson Jay J. Nematollahi Jerold Newburger Judith M. Riffee William H. Riffee Martin Rubin William J.Sheffield Robert V. Smith Salomon A. Stavchansky Gerald Sullivan Robert L. Talbert Jr. Kenneth E. Tiemann Elaine S. Waller Charles A. Walton Lee F. Worrell Billy B. Wylie Gerald J. Yakatan Victor A. Yanchick FALL INITIATES Deborah Bartlett David Dean Barton Javier E. De La Garza Sashikala Dharma Kim Denell Estes Kent Lee Howze Anita Laura Laurel Pamela Jules H. Lock Marcia Lea Mueller Marwa Samhoun-Nouen Grady Lee Swindle Jr. Susan J. Zlotnick SPRING INITIATES Sandra Lea Black Karen Diane Goff Boyd Michael Leo Boyd Craig Alan Buchele Kimberly Anne Burdett Steven Douglas Cearley Mark Allen Clothier David Wayne Cornell Geraldine Anne Cruz Robert Owen Darden George Douglas DeFratus Thomas William Doherty Pamela Kaye Farley John Arthur Farringer Russell Wayne Fenoglio Maria Isabel Flores Philip Craig Freeman Irma Esmeralda Hernandez Deborah Lynne Huber Louis Allen Hunke Wendy Kay Hunter Lisa Kerry Jamieson Doyle Wayne Johnson Janis Marie Kasiske Gayle Mane King Billye Elaine Koether Darrell Keigm Lanham Kenneth Wayne Lucke Larry Dan Luedke Michael John Matandos Ellen Lorraine Miller Robert Charles Moore Melissa Ann Muennink Ralph Allan Naumann Thuy Cam Thi Nguyen James Bailey Palmer Jr. Maure Patton Elizabeth Johanna Reese Kenneth Wayne Richardson Jennifer Lynn Ridings Dora Linda Salazar Gregg Lloyd Sharp Mark Alan Springs Cheryl Denise Stavinoha Letlicia Cora Taucher Ronald Noble Walker Mary Alesa Warnken Susan Lynn Wenglar Cheuk-Kuen Wong 388 Rho Chi Only 50 of the 42,000 students from The University of Texas at Austin were selected as outstanding campus leaders in the 1977-78 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Out- standing students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges has furthered the aims of higher educa- tion by rewarding and recognizing individual excellence among students on a national level. Who ' s Who is con- sidered one of the most highly-regarded and long-stand- ing honors programs in the nation. INITIATES Margaret Lynn Adams James Malcolm Allman Richard Moore Archer Sara Sue Avant Robert Sheppard Barnum Martha Anne Booe Terree Allan Bowers Susan Adele Black Elizabeth Starr Braun Katherine Lucia Chatas Raul Cortez Nancy Ann Davidson Jennifer Ann DeCamp Diane Drake Truman Carey Edminster Hollyce Charenn Giles William Clayton Goodwin John Barnes Gordon Wayne Houston Gordon Karen Kay Grube Susan Lynne Leslie Guinn William Wendell Hall Robert Paul Hendrickson Milan Ross Huehston Billy Dean James Jr. Brian Patrick Johnson Kathy Lee Johnson Kimberle Koile Sonia Lewis Margaret Lynn Liddle Margaret Ann Louis Monika Marie Lu tz Eric Winston Mayo Dorothy Lynne McGee Paul Kim Minifee Ross Bradley Nathanson Mary Kathleen Price Eileen Mary Raffaniello Demctris Aquilla Sampson Lynn Elliot Schwartz Mary Catherine Stack Helen Dorothy Stewart Brain Roger Sullivan John Steven Swinnea Katherine Frances Kittrell Tally David Wayne Thomas Karen Ann Waller Russell Thomas Whittenburg Sharon Kay Wong Mark Hamilton Zion Who ' s Whr .189 Tau Beta Pi, the engineering equivalent to Phi Beta Kappa, provided a fundamental view of the School of Engineering for high school students. During the fall, the engineering honor society conducted tours of the Engineering Building and urged the visitors to consider the concentration as a major course of study. As part of their activities each initiate polished a bent which is a structural framework used for strengthening a bridge or trestle transversely. The bents were then mounted on a plaque. Initiates were also responsible for polishing large bents on campus. MEMBERS Scott Hamlin Allen James Malcolm Allman Mauro A. Antognelli Joseph J. Barrientos Jr. Christopher Lee Bauer John P. Benkendorferlll Peter Anthony Bommer Howard Nelson Brady Larry Dean Bravenec Jean Allyse Burson William David Clayton Douglas David Clinc Colleen M. Collins Deborah Lynn Collins Jimenez Miguel P. Crespo Charla Sue Deckert Diane Mary DeKomng John Douglas Divine Gwendalyn Gail Ellis James Richard Ellison Janet Lee Ellzey John Michael Eshenour Barbara Janet Evans Mark Patrick Evans Mickev Allen Fain Jeffrey Warren Fa to Jav Steven Fudenberg Clay W. G. Fulcher Craig Michael Gallenbach Terrence Bernard Gaus William Clayton Goodwin Shawnie Lou Grosse Karen Kay Grube Bryant Wilson Hainey Scott Maurice Hall Hugh Edwin Hallmark James Edward Hamann Clifton Clay Hefner Terry Lee Helfrich Richard A. Herrington Steven Lynn Hodges David Robert Hoifnieister Michael Grant Hollars William Keith Honea Stephen Hubbard Hudson Thomas James Hughes Dwayne Gerard Jammal John Scott Jepsen William Marsh Jewell Robert Allen Johns Jr. Curtis Willard Jones Jr. Karen Shaner Jordahl Kim Alan Keisner Candice E. Koederitz John David Kopplin Janet Elizabeth Kuehm Walter L ' lrich Kuenast Edward Ira Kurtzer Loren Thomas Lancaster I.ai-Wah Lee John Taylor Lewis Catherine Helen Little Joe Eldon Longwell Jesse Robert Lord Robin Bruce Lyon Fredrick W. Machell Joanne Jessie Malina Douglas Charles Martin Jack Edwin Marvin Joseph K. McLaughlin Charles Edward Meyers Ronald John Moczygemba Richard Louis Mott David Charles Nemir Frank Arthur Newman Mark Steven Nothdurft Mehmet Mehh Oskay James Ayres Parker William Charles Perry Martha J. Bassett Pertusa Stephen Leo Poizner Randall William Poston Edward Rudolph Prince III Van-Lan Trong Quan Ralfe David Reber Jr. Russell A. Reininger Stephen Clay Roe Alan Wayne Russell Victor Carnal Saied Paul Franklin Sangree Karen L. Schlueter Bert Gustav Shelton Clough Shelton IV Hui-Chien Shen Edward Merrill Simpson Donald Martin Sloan Nelson Dale Smith Steven Dale Smith Susan Ann Smith Danny Louis Spaulding Matthew Steven Squyres Mark Thomas Steffler Harold Philip Stern Warren Craig Sunbury John Bedford Swanson Pham ThuongTai Rov Vernice Taliaferro Robert Lee Taylor Jane Ellen Trusty Richard Kevin Ulrich Michael Joseph Urban Michael Paul Vela David Bryan Voorhis Keith David Walvoord Jeffrey James Webster Asa John Whitehead Russell T. Whittenburg Dennis Norman Wilde John Edward Wimberley Steven Lee Wingate FACULTY MEMBERS Leland Barclay Joel W. Barlow John W. Barnes Michael F. Becker Anthony Bedford Robert W. Bene John J. Berlin Dale G. Bettis James R. Brock 390 Tau Beta Pi Folkerl N. Brons Ned H. Burns Nichols J.Carino Ben H. Caudle John R. Cogdell Ro R.Crale Jr. William A. Cunningham Richard W. Deller Kenneth R. Oilier Myron H. Dorfman Arwin A. Dougal Wilbur L. Dublin Jr. William C. Duesterhoeft Jr. Thomas F. Edgar Zwy D. Eliezer Phil M. Fergusoi. John A. Focht Sr. David W. Fowler Wallace T. Fowler Richard W. Furlong Earnest F. Gloyna Kenneth E. Gray Dewitt C. Greer William H. Hartwig David M. Himmelblau Lawrence L. Hoberock Claude R. Hocott William Ronald Hudson David G. Hull Paul A. Jensen James O. Jirsa C. Philip Johnson Franklin B. Johnson Thomas W. Kennedy Roy M. Knapp Billy V. Koen Leonard! F. Kreisle Alfred H. LaGrone Jamie P. Lamb Jr. Joe O. Ledbetter Lawrence R. Mack Joseph F. Maiina Jr. Harris L. Marcus Steven I. Marcus Hudson Matlock Jr. John J. McKetta Jr. Richard W. Miksad Walter L. Moore J. Tinslev Oden Donald R. Paul Augusto L. Podio Robert P. Popovich John W. Porter Edward J. Powers Jr. Kenneth M. Rails Howard F. Rase Lvmon C. Reese Philip C. Richardson Eugene A. Ripperger Gerard A. Rohlich Charles H. Roth Jr. Henry G. Rylander Jr. Robert S. Schechter Philips. Schmidt Bob E. Schultz Irwin H. Silberberg Craig C. Smith Morris Stern James E. Slice Archie W. Straiten Victor G. Szebehely Byron D. Tapley J. Neils Thompson Richard L. Tucker Gary Clark Vliet Edward J. Wagner John C. Westkaemper Melvin A. Wilkov William J.Wilson Gary L. Wise Eugene H. Wissler Baxter F. Womack Stephen G. Wright Joseph A. Yura FALL INITIATES Murray Preston Athans Jean Helen Brockie Phillip Joseph Burley Terrell Bruce Chalker Robert G. Chretien Jr. Jeffrey Wayne Cole Harry Leonard Dearing Cynthia Lynn Derrick Richard Alexander Doe William C. Dunagan Michael Glen Duncan Samuel Fisher A. Fulcher Charles Stephen Garret! Donna Lynn Grittman Stephen Paul Jaeger Larry A. Johnson Mark Edward Johnson James Litton Jones Tym Dale Kelley Rakesh Kamar Kochhar Paula Kay Kramer William M. Lightfoot Mark Dwayne Lorenz Frank Bqnner Lyon James William Mays Jr. Thomas Robert Mclntire John David McLaughlin Jeff Wayne Miller George Henry Odom Andrew Elwin Potter III Joseph F. Repman Jr. Omar Abdurrahman Salman Wayne William Schwiesow Marc Anthony Sek ula Ahmad Sharif-Homavoun Daniel Andrew Smith Robert Edmond Smith Christopher Kent Snell David Roy Stanford Stephen Walter Summey Mark Steven Theisen Christopher Lee Treybig Gregory Everett Tyer StephanCarl Uthoff Joseph W. Wendelsdorf David Carter Wheelock Gavle Woodside Farrel Jon Zwerneman SPRING INITIATES Ruth Evelyn Archer Lawrence Martin Baldauf Justin Victor Bartos III Edwin Rudolph Bauman Keith Sherman Brown Lloyd Douglas Brown Kang Chheang Buoy Keith Arnold Cox Gregory Michael Dolansky Alice Bell G. Dreyfuss William Joseph Dunnigan Paul William Ehrhardt James Edward Erbs Robert Kimberlin Foster Peter Seth Hamilton Janet Lynn Hansen Terry Wayne Harrison Gerald Edward Henderson Scott Wayne Howell Mary Helen Hunter Thomas Zadock James James Thomas Joyce Vijayeshwar Das Khanna James Ronald Kidwell David Earl Koester Mark Champion Krause III Karl William Marshall Craig Samuel McColloch James Scott McEwen Richard Scott McKitrick Michael Rene Mendoza Danita Jean Murphy Gregory Raymond Naizer Diana Jane Naylor Glenn Ernst Nich ols Jeanmarie Nolley Sam Edmund Patton Debra Kay Pease Michael Vincent Pepe Larry Ray Ware Phillips Gary Frank Polansky James Michael Ricles Paul Bryan Riggs Edward Thomas Roberts Laura Susan Rollwage Don Edgar Ross Thomas Leon Sanders Kyle Murray Schultz Barry Robert Schwiesow Paula Marie Seidel Larry Edward Seitzman Walter Francis Shalek James David Smith Patricia Carol Smith Ronald Reed Spillman Paul Eugene Strickland Brian Dennis Towell John Pierce Traylor Richard Paul Wiley Allen David Woelke David Ray Zoch Tau Beta Pi 391 t MILITARY Edited by David Dillard J With an all-volunteer draft, the military looked to ROTC units for recruits and the Austin campus supplied its share of achievers. Bronwyn Lawson became the official representative of the United States Air Force while Leslie Palmer received the prestigious Legion of Valor award. The ROTC program at The University of Texas is no exception to the myriad of first class organizations on campus. From innovative curricula to a multitude of indi- vidual achievements, each military branch and organiza- tion represented a long-standing tradition of excellence. Boasting the largest freshman class since 1968, Army ROTC expanded curriculum for the adventuresome. Maj. Roger F. Poulin, associate professor of Military Science, credited classes such as marksmanship, mountaineering and conflict-simulation with renewing interest. Physical excellence was a strategic part of Army ROTC. Cadet Michael G. Dutton was awarded the second highest rating for his overall performance at summer camp at Fort Riley, Kan. Evaluation in leadership roles, field training and physical training were included in the national compe- tition. The University of Texas, along with The Citadel and the Naval Academy, has one of only three student chapters of the American Society of Naval Engineers. The professional organization was initiated by officer candidates from the Naval Enlisted Scientific Education Program and Navy Midshipmen. UT received its charter in September at the Naval Change of Command Ceremonies. The Navy also claimed the oldest ROTC drill organization in the country, the precision marching Buccaneers. Emerging from the Air Force ROTC ' s emphasis on aca- demic achievement were some exceptional individuals. Junior Bob Hendrickson was selected to Who ' s Who Among American Universities and Colleges. Last year, Leslie Palmer received the Lt. Col. Virgil Gris- som scholarship for his academic excellence and leadership skills. This year he was the recipient of the prestigious Legion of Valor Award, given only to seven ROTC mem- bers nationally. The U.S. Air Force ' s official ROTC representative for the nation was Bronwyn Lawson. a member of Angel Flight, the women ' s auxiliary for Air Force ROTC. Nomi- nated by her fellow Angel Flight members, Lawson won competition on both state and national levels for her charm, poise and composure. In fulfilling her duties as Little General she traveled over 15,000 miles, visiting places such as Phoenix. Ariz, and Washington, D.C. 394 ROTC FRONT ROW: Shirley Jean Hayden, Sergeant-Major Anthony Nomura, Lieutenant Colonel David Bennett Sain, Major James Joseph Beirschmitt, Vicky Lynn Mokry, Margarete Ellen O ' Neal. BACK ROW: Major Roger F. Poulin, Staff Sergeant John David Stritzinger, Captain Michael J. Friedman, Sergeant First Class Guy H. Veal, Specialist 5 Steve A. Oliver, Major Roger L. Lorber, Foster N. Armstrong. Unit Staff September a! the , Tie Navy also in the country. rophasisonaca- .ml individuals. ,0 ' Who ' s Mo 1 Col. Virgil to- ;e and leadership ! the prestigious n ROTC mem- ember of Angel t ROTC. N , r ,Laon jl levels for he ' Although many cadets expected extensive classroom instruction and long hours of ponderous drill at Memo- rial Stadium, the ROTC agenda for 1977-78 quickly snapped them to attention. Activities commenced in September at Enchanted Rock with mountaineering training. The old adage, what goes up must come down, was exemplified by the outing. Most cadets had their first repelling experience as they shimmied down sheer cliffs. In October, the cadets advanced to camp Mabry where they received instruction in combat tactics. Reg- ular Army members from the camp demonstrated hand-to-hand combat. Trying to find their way out of the woods, ROTC members went to Camp Swift in February for orienteer- ing training. They attempted master skills in map and compass-reading. Cadets went on a three-day field training exercise at Camp Bullis in March. Simulated during the weekend adventure were night patrol procedures, taking hills and other John Wayne-type maneuvers. Airborne training on the tower at Camp Mabry let cadets feel the sensation of jumping out of a plane while experiencing only half of the trauma. They slid down a long cable to the ground. Although not all cadets choose to go into the military after leaving UT, the Army ROTC training program demonstrates a side of Army life which they might never have seen. Cadet Kenneth Daniels explained, It gives a student an opportunity to appreciate the armed services even if he doesn ' t join. After five years of women in ROTC. cadets like Debra Pohl are common. Army ROTC Army ROTC 395 Thursday ' s drill at Memorial Stadium, bringing all the corps members together at one time, marked a time of fellowship as well as marching. Battalion Staff FRONT ROW: Larry Phillip Mayer, Jeffrey Lawrence Trower. Diana Matos-Molero, Judy Remona Arnold. David Crockett Teller. David Russell Rupp. BACK ROW: Donald Glen Drummer, Kenneth Estes Daniels Jr.. Keith Charles Ashmore, Cornell Tinsley McGhee, Loderick Mark Goza. 396 ArmyROTC FRONT ROW: Timothy Brian Cyr. Levene Richard Andrew, Madeline Louise Duppnt, Robert Stewart DuPriest, Barbara Ann Kelso, Ruben Becerra, Tracey Lee Abt. MIDDLE ROW: Daniel Lee Burkeen, Kevin Patrick McCarthy, Samuel James Parris, Kurt Gordon Callaway, Isaac George Gary Jr., John Eugene Knight. Christopher Edward Lockhart. BACK ROW: Keith James Halla. Andrew Al Blake, Stephen Michael Silvia, James Jeffrey Burnett, Pierrepont McClure Bartow, Kerry Dale Grant, Robert Bryan Roach Jr., Michael Norman Archibald. Deborah Jean Pole, Patricia Ann Townsend, K. Harold Malone HI, Roger William Parker, Robert Bernard Mitchell, James Davis Wood. Robert Brook field Burns III, Michael Gene Dutton. Company A ro. Jink-tana Anoli lleuakEttsDnd ' Staff Sergeant John Stritzinger and cadets David Teller and Cornell McGhee scored the stationary movement phase of drill competition. Army ROTC 397 Company B FRONT ROW: Daniel Mumford Baughman, Samuel James Swisher Jr., David Wayne Miller, Ping Tuo Ronald Cheng, Mark Don Martin, Diann Laurine Priddy, Nanette Abt, William Ellsworth Davis. MIDDLE ROW: Timothy Bernard Bridges, Daniel Durham McCreary, Marshall Travis White, Damie Jean Barber, John Walter Lee Jr., Hector Flores, Darrel Anthony Smith. BACK ROW: Daniel Ray Quails, Brian Wallace Moore, Mark Gregory Creighton, Jose Trinidad Oliden, Ray Anthony Schultz. Roy Wayne Howell, Samuel David Torrey, Eric Steven Berman, Roger Edward Miller, Mark Breckinridge Greene, Robert Daniel Michaud, Paul Francis Dicker, Daniel Vinton Trevino. Captain Michael Friedman helps a cadet analyze the situation as conflict simulation class gave Army ROTC members a new approach to Military Science. 398 Army ROTC Cadets completed extensive training exercises including field training at Camp Bullis. Memorial Stadium ' s rededication honored U.S. war veterans. FRONT ROW: David Joseph Ciarella. Juan Ramos Jr., Alan Wayne Maitland, Andrew Joseph Longoria, Arthur Amos Kauff- man Jr.. James Hugh Atkins Jr.. George Henry Soriano Jr. MIDDLE ROW: Michael Edward Greene, Dean Evan Taylor, Freder- ick Stanley Rudesheim. Gregory James Surovic. James Alb ert Piculas, Michael Ray Watkins, Darryl William Bechtel. BACK ROW: James Marcus Jackson Jr.. Steven W. Johnson, David Martin Jarrett. Douglas Lee Webb, Jeanne Margaret Charbonneau, Elizabeth Davis Prillaman, Dale Sidney Doss, Kevin Charles Cleary, Kent Hargett, Yvonne Annette Rose. Gary Allan Wessels, Jeff Henry Chambers. Faron Drew Betchley. Company C Army ROTC 399 David Teller and Daniel Quails demonstrated the fine points of hand-to-hand combat to other cadets during combat tactics training. A tri-service color guard marched at the O.U. football game. Classes in Military Science were an important part of Army ROTC cadets ' training. Army 400 Army ROTC Cordettes What is your bid for a hard-working, dedicated Cor- dette? Scholz ' s Beer Garten was the scene of the Army ROTC hostesses ' annual slave sale. Cordettes became slaves for two hours of doing work which usually con- sisted of cleaning or typing a paper. By answering questions and facilitating preregistra- tion, Cordettes earned money from the University. Using proceeds from the fundraisers, the Cordettes helped decorate the Four Seasons Nursing Home. Their creative touch was used later in the year when they dec- orated the Texas Union Ballroom for the Tri-Service Ball held Dec. 3. A trip to New Braunfels for a float down the river provided fun and relaxation for Cordettes and corps members alike. Cordettes provided a refreshing break from drill with weekly refreshments. I FIRST ROW: Christi Ann Ray. Michele Annise Davidson, Frances Gomez, Mary Catherine Kellog. SECOND ROW: Sheila Christman, Ellen Margaret Hinds, Mary Gayle Bonney. Jana Sue Manicom. THIRD ROW: Judith Anne Penrod. Diane Marie Dunn, Kathleen Randle Cab- bie. FOURTH ROW: Christine Joan Mills, Valerie Michelle Ruth, Lori Lynn Vessels. FIFTH ROW: Yvonnilda Garza, Margaret Ann Burns, Sally Gaines, Mary Elaine Deaton. SIXTH ROW: Jan McCullough, Stacy Ann Delaney, Daniel Durham McCreary, Samuel James Swisher Jr. Cordettes 401 Navy ROTC midshipmen had a chance to sail on the high seas much sooner than many of them expected. Three different cruises were available this year. The third-class cruise lasted from four to six weeks, and gave ROTC members a chance to assume the duties of enlisted men. Middies learned the finer points of swabbing decks. The second-class cruise was a four-stage process including phases in aviation, submarines, surface ships and infantry and artillery. A week or more was spent in each stage, giving midshipmen practical experience in the particular field. Two options were available on the first-class cruise. Navy ROTC members chose between a three-month patrol on a ballistic missle submarine or two and one half months on a foreign ship in a foreign exchange pro- gram. In both cases, the time was spent understudying an officer on board. Middies, like Danny O ' Neil, take required courses in navigation and ship systems. Unit Staff FRONT ROW: Eileen E. Hagebusch, Captain Curtis Alvin Sorenson, Nancy Ann Remmel. MIDDLE ROW: Major Herbert L. Currie, Commander Max Richard Rumelhart. James Wilson Pippin. BACK ROW: Lieu- tenant Vern C. Lochausen. Morris F. Abbott. Joseph L. Norita. Paul S. Gonzales. Lieutenant Commander Joe A. Ylitalo. ,c ;. i Navy ROTC 402 Navy ROTC krcF. Abbott. JostpH P l A FRONT ROW: Gregory Lawrence Goode. John Warfield, David Mark Esptein, James Samelson. Joseph Jesse Barrientos Jr. BACK ROW: Paul Charles Gage, Cynthia Luann Mahanna, Jerry Lee McWithey, Paul Byron Cravens, Keith Edward Burtner. Battalion Staff . Charles Beavers was one of 18 to receive a commission from Brig. Gen. Robert W. Taylor. Midshipmen were inspected twice a semester Navy ROTC 403 FIRST ROW: William Randel Drake. Charles Craig Harbuck, Robert Bruce Barron, William Arthur Olsen, Michael Vincent Meed, William Monroe Hessenius, Daniel Fusco. SECOND ROW: Keith William Blohm, Michael Edward Kidd, William Ran- As- dolph Thomas, Carlos Joaquin Espinoza, Ricky Verne Richards, Paul Randal Donnelly, Ann Catherine Glover, Jose Ignacio Vil- I OTT1 T)s T larreal, James Carlton Degenhardt, James William Stallings. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Martin Rome, Raymond Andrew Melton VXX AXXpr AJ. y David Wayne Moody, Laron Paul Beverage, Floyd Richard Cordell, Kevin Herbert Hugman, Glen Urban Shoup. FOURTH ROW: Danny Thomas O ' Neil, Robert James Zepeda, James Witt Hurst, Bobby Gene Breeze, Carlotta Elizabeth Cooper, Wesley Otto Thomas, Raymond James Adams, Larry Dean Snyder, Craig Darrel Vaughn, Ronald Karl Rippon. no ' lee B Company FIRST ROW: Robert Jeffery Wiseman, Roger Portland Murdock. SECOND ROW: Steven D. Smith, David Bradley Knox. Bruce Allen Lewis, Richard George Martin, Gary Lee Eiland, Marcus Paul Wait, James Keith Sellers, Steven Marcus Robertson, Michael Keith Stacey. THIRD ROW: Michael Craig Geron, Kevin Lance Wooster, James Lett Lloyd Jr., David Vincent Bose, Daniel Scott Greer. FOURTH ROW: Arturo Rene Garcia, Gary Charles Puschak, Clark Robert Kent, Steven Jeffrey Chrans, Robert Jack Birdwell, Alexander Hamilton. Navy 404 Navy ROTC FRONT ROW: Gabriel R. Salazar, Gary Don Atkinson, James Michael Hale, Douglas Edwin Jividen, Ted Gettinger III, Richard Keith Downs, Kevin Lewis Farris. Raymond John Thornber, Andre Mielcarek. MIDDLE ROW: James Warren Shaw, Robert Allen Langworthy, Dennis Craig Stanczak. Tom Duncan McLaughlin, Gary Lynn Tittle, Bruce Daniel Zaloski. BACK ROW: Terry Joseph Sullivan, George Oliver Jenkins Jr., Larry Curtis New, Jeffrey Harrison Lucas, Kenneth Paul Buell, Timothy Dean Turner. H Company Beercalls and picnics provided a change of pace for NROTC members. Capt. T.V. Solan handed over command to Capt. Curtis A. Sorenson in September. N Company FIRST ROW: David Riojas Flores. Michael Joseph Hoeinghaus, Charles Richard Beavers. Michael Jerome McGehearty Charles Edward Ogier Jr. SECOND ROW: Arlen Ray Becker, Waller Eugene Hetzel, Larry Meredith Edwards. Christo- pher Cleo Whitehead. Billy Dean Martin, Jesus Garcia Borrego. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cecil Breshers. Michael Joseph McGrath. Robert Anthony Petolillo, John Edward Barr, Myron Louis Lasher II. John Wesley Baker. FOURTH ROW: Diana Ann Dewulf. Randal Dean Baker. Eduardo A. De La Cruz, Roy Curtis Vaughan, Marcelino Molina Robles Michael David Williams, Steven Allan Creech. FIFTH ROW: Carlos Lozano. Ricardo Jorge Martinez, Mark Thomas Bla- gen. Steven Michael Williams, Lawrence Ray Carter, Christopher M. Hollingworth, Darrell George Lee. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Wayne Wilborn, Richard Alan McGunigale, Thomas Ross Hamman. Norman Edelbert Vincent Jr.. Jonathan Wes Martin. Claude Michael Whittle. SEVENTH ROW: Ernest Westley Barringer, Jessie David Arnold, Robert Edger Simp- son. Victor D. Williams. Alfred Ledesma, Travis Russel Smith, Mark Alden Hatzenbuehler. I r The Buccaneers, the oldest ROTC drill team in the United States, practiced year round for precision drill competition. 406 Navy ROTC Anchorettes FRONT ROW: Noreen Myra Jasper Kathryn Louise Romanchek Cherry Lynn Holmes Anita Beth Isbell Karen Jean Ellis Wendell Ann Whatley Karla Sue Woods BACK ROW: Cindy Lou Pedigo Catherine Marie Bain Victoria Lynne Hunt Alice Elizabeth Adams Anne Lori Pedigo Catherine Elizabeth Suttle Judith Alice Hightower Carolyn Jane Schroeder On certain mornings, Anchorettes, wide awake at 3 a.m., stuffed Daily Texans to earn money. Their early morning earnings provided funds for celebrations known as Cookie Calls, held after Navy ROTC ' s Tuesday Drills in Memorial Stadium. Anchorettes, a women ' s auxiliary group, provided support for the Navy ROTC unit. They also initiated a Big Sister program for incoming midshipmen to facili- tate their adjustment to college life. As proof of their culinary skills, the Anchorettes occa- sionally ma de Sunday dinner for men living at the Navy cooperative Crow ' s Nest. A select few of the women accompanied the precision rifle team, the Buccaneers, to New Orleans during Mardis Gras for drill meet. The Anchorettes ended the school year by helping prepare for the annual Ring Dance which honored grad- uating seniors. The ceremony revolved around a binna- cle, a ship ' s compass holder, which is filled with salt water. As a parting gesture, each senior dips his class ring in the salt water, symbolically ending his college ROTC days. A candle light celebration marked the engagement of an Anchorette. Anchorettes 407 Squadron One FIRST ROW: Robert Paul Hendrickson, Gregory Oliver Villaret, Ronald Ottis Blocker. SECOND ROW: Richard Joe Dieringer, James Joseph Sale, Kaaren Michelle Demore, Edria Elizabeth Anderson, Maria Elizabeth Buendia, Bruce Bena- vides. THIRD ROW: Jin Kyu Bowden, Michael John Marks, Timothy Wayne MaGill, Susan Lee Vittum, Timothy Law- rence McCarthy, Tyrone Donald Millard. FOURTH ROW: William David Peck, Robert Keith Rohleder, Robert Daniel Freund, David Ian Richardson, Derek William Avance, Steven Patrick Mollenhauer. FIFTH ROW: Mark James Lander, Michael David Hunter, Michael Ray Higgins. Steve Lee McAdory, Stanley Joseph Jarzombek Jr., Walter Carter Reaves II SIXTH ROW: James Hoover Lynch, Robin Paul Myers, Derell Ray Blain, Joe Albert Galvan. MM The high quality people involved in The University of Texas ' Air Force ROTC program first emphasize scholastic achievement and then positive impressions of military reserve corps throughout the Texas campus, Air Force ROTC cadet Paula Officer said. Traveling to the Wright Brothers ' Museum in Dayton, Ohio, cadets learned the history of aviation focusing on such things as early-devised balloons and dehydrated food of more recent space ventures. Corps members also visited the military ' s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Throughout the year, cadets strove for scholastic achievements. Many participated in the Big Brothers program, involving a trip to Bergstrom Air Force Base. In the fall , freshman and sophomore cadets attended the Air Force Fiesta in San Antonio. This world- renowned air show drew civilian and military personnel from across the country. Precision flying by the Thun- derbirds highlighted the show. Air Force ROTC intramural water polo member, Doug Grajezyk, charged for a goal. Air Force ROTC 408 Air Force ROTC In one of many nationwide trips, Austin corps members were entranced with the stunning Thunderbird pilots ' performances in the Air Fiesta Show held in San Antonio. FIRST ROW: Ronald Craig Olson, Mark Gerard Chauret, Robin Lee Strong. SECOND ROW: Joycelyn Denise Campos, James Douglas Groesbeck, Kenneth Dion Mills, Eva Lo Allen, Christine Susskind. THIRD ROW: Catherine Masters, Annabeth Louise i j rr-i Deats, Gus Anthony Carrillo, Darius Brian Terrell, Colin Richard Lovett, Geoffrey Tsun-Fai Lum. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Lee ,3Q 113.01 011 1 WO Smith. Millison Dashiell Fambles, Jerold Alan Shelby, Alvin Leon Long II, Charles Wade Doty, James Eugene Brennan. FIFTH ROW: Jeffrey Baldwin Doty, Donald Ray Lee, Jeffrey Scott Johnson, Paula Anne Officer, Michael Allen Stephenson, Jerry Allan Howie. Air Force ROTC 409 Unit Staff FIRST ROW: Henry Bruce Longino John Patrick Halligan Leslie Allan Palmer William Stormont Harris SECOND ROW: Marvin Charles Chan Stephen Anthony Scott Barbara Susan Pryor Yolanda Kay Barner Douglas Philip Grajezyk Byron David Woods THIRD ROW: Philip Edward Kruger Robert Dean Winiecki Philip John Douglas Daniel Joe Deger Bruce Edward Agee Terry Lynn Ponton FOURTH ROW: Robert Edward Torn Michael Richard Danis Dean Clark VandeHey Douglas Alan Draper Darrell Wayne Brandon Terry Donald Tosh FIFTH ROW: David John Tweddell Joseph Thomas Walters Gary Lynn Newman Marcus Dean Kieschnick Phillip Hubert Beard Air Force ROTC and Arnold Air Society members Tim McCarthy. Ron Blocker. and Mike Dams relax at a weekly beer call held Friday afternoons. Air Force 410 Air Force ROTC Angel Flight FIRST ROW: Candice True Poland. Donna Kay Avery. Carol Anne Browder. Leslie Jean Grain. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Ann Stephens, (Catherine Lucia Chatas. Sheila Elizabeth McGmnis, Diane Bolton Thompson. Bronwyn Lawson. Kathleen Ann McCormick, Sara Sue Avant. Leanne Marie Dryer. THIRD ROW: Colleen Kari Haynes, Nicki Lynn Macfarlane. Kane Lynn Mu ' sgrove. Ann Elizabeth Moore. Mary 1 Ann Parmley. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Clare Powers, Elizabeth Ann Jeter. Laura Lee McDaniel, Catherine Elaine Miller, Sara Margaret Thomas, Gillian Doreen Smith, Arden Anne Specia, Karen Elizabeth Felsted, Vicki Lynne Behrend. Susan Collette Mengden, Melissa Deal Smith. Shari Lynn Frederick, Janice Van Amburgh. Along with Arnold Air and other Air Force ROTC members, Angel Flight attended the Spring Dining-out in which ceremonies were held for Colonel Jerry O. Robinette to bid his final farewell as Detachment Head of UT ' s Air Force ROTC organization. The festivities, held at the Mar- riott Hotel, welcomed the spring Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society initiates. A party afterwards wound up the eve- ning at the Kingsgate Apartment Clubhouse. Although they are not in ROTC, Angel Flight members act as host- esses for Air Force ROTC. Service Projects performed by the Angels included the soothing of uneasy donors in the campus-wide blood drive at both Jester and Kinsolving centers. Angels also worked alongside the Arnold Air Society in Texas Longhorn foot- ball concession stands as a corps fund-raising project. In the fall, a Dining-out was held in honor of pledges of both Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society, providing the opportunity for new Angels and cadets to enjoy the atmos- phere of Bergstrom Air Force Base Officer ' s Club. Angel Julie Spiller is busy with one of the Angel Flight service projects. Angel Flight 411 Arnold Air Society FIRST ROW: Jin Kyu Bowden Christine Susskind Theresa Ann Halligan Robert Daniel Freund Barbara Susan Pryor Annabeth Louise Deals Leslie Allan Palmer SECOND ROW: Stanley Joseph Jarzombek Jr. Robert Keith Rohledger Daniel Joe Deger Ronald Ottis Blocker John Patrick Halligan Terry Lynn Ponton William David Peck Stephen Anthony Scott THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Scott Johnson Timothy Lawrence McCarthy Ronald Craig Olson Dean Clark VandeHey Philip Edward Kruger Mark Gerard Chauret William Stormont Harris FOURTH ROW: David John Tweddell Robert Paul Hendrickson Henry Bruce Longino Phillip Hubert Beard Michael Richard Danis Gregory Oliver Villaret Robin Lee Strong Arnold Air Society, UT ' s coed honorary Air Force ROTC organization, helped with the Jerry Lewis Tele- thon. Corps members were responsible for answering telephones. They took pledges in the annual fight against muscular dystrophy. Restoration of The Fam- ily Place occupied much of the Air Society ' s time for two weekends. Members helped the organization which aids needy Austin families. At Christmas, members adopted one of the families. They donated clothing, toys and a meal for Christmas Day. To get to know their sister organization. Angel Flight, each Arnold Air Pledge chose a big sister from the Angels. Members then attended Big Brother-Little Sister and Big Sister-Little Brother functions. : : T Arnold Air member Darrell Brandon helps restore Austin ' s Family Place. 412 Arnold Air Society Bill Harris represented Air Force ROTC ' s athletic efforts in UT intramurals. Chugging foaming beer became a favorite pastime at ROTC TGIF ' s. Air Force Arnold Air Society member Bill Torn, appearing in full dress, closely examines John Halligan for any hidden bugs at the Corps ' Halloween Party. Arnold Air Society 4 1 3 Tri-Service 1 !. : - FIRST ROW: David Russell Rupp. SECOND ROW: Daniel Mum- ford Baughman. Faron Drew Betchley. Timothy Brian Cyr. Dean Evan Taylor. THIRD ROW: Donald Glen Drummer. Daniel Vinton Trevino, James David Wood. Kent Hargett. Marshall Travis White. FOURTH ROW: Hector Flores. Darrel Anthony Smith. Brian Wal- lace Moore, Elizabeth Davis Prillaman. Robert Stewart DuPriest. Ray Anthony Schultz. FIFTH ROW: Mark Breckenridge Greene. Andrew Al Blake. Kurt Gordon Callaway. Douglas Lee Webb. Roy Wayne Howell. Praetorian Guard Rituals such as throwing people in fountains and hav- ing pledges follow orders to the letter could be found in any fraternity, and the Praetorian Guard was no excep- tion. Fun was one of the Guards ' top priorities. The organization included representatives of all three ser- vices. Stressing the development of military leadership, academic training and a strong code of brotherhood among its ranks, one of the Praetorian Guard ' s main activities was the sponsoring of the Central Texas Invi- tational Rifle Match held during the spring in Austin. The event attracted Texas high school and college stu- dents. In 1978, the sharp-shooting match was a prelimi- nary international tryout which led to Olympic trials in marksmanship. Pledges entered the Praetorian Guard office by a strict signing in process. J 414 Tri-Service Steve Williams gets into the missile cleaning service project. Working in a haunted house may not seem customary for members of a national military honor society, but members of Scabbard and Blade were present and accounted for at the Malevolent Mansion. Members assisted in the construction of the Star Wars room at the Halloween happening which was sponsored by the Austin Rape Crisis Center. Some even got into the spirit and dressed up as characters from the popular movie to aid the ghoulish festivities. The Annual Southwest Regional Drill Meet was hosted by Scabbard and Blade. Held in the spring, the meet drew competi- tors from schools in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and New Mex- ico. Both basic and fancy drill contests were held with judging done by Marine officer experts from Austin. Scabbard and Blade FRONT ROW: William Randel Drake, Terry Lynn Ponton, Jerry Lee McWithey, Jessie David Arnold, Daniel Mumford Baughman, Dennis Wayne Wilborn, David Bradley Knox, Donald Glen Drummer, William Arthur Olsen, K. Harold Malone III, Barbara Susan Pryor, Robert Bruce Barren, Theresa Ann Halligan, Stephen Anthony Scott. BACK ROW: Terry Donald Tosh, Gary Don Atkinson, Leslie Allan Palmer, Keith Edward Burtner, Ronald Ottis Blocker, Michael Keith Stacey, Timothy Brian Cyr, Robin Lee Strong, Steven Dale Smith, Philip Edward Kruger, Charles Craig Harbuck, Henry Bruce Longino, Michael Richard Danis, Lori Lee Lewis. Scabbard and Blade 415 GREEKS Edited by Chuck Benson and Terry Husbands i - ' , The Greek lifestyle thrived on campus. Despite criticisms of outsiders which were by turns justified or exaggerated, they survived to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood. Rush statis- tics indicated a membership increase, which brought men and women together for parties, pep rallies and service. Anticipation In the fall, hundreds of rushees anticipated subjecting themselves to Formal Rush. By briefly meeting rushees at numerous parties, members of fraternities and sororities competed for prospective pledges. Once the pledging bids were issued, inductees faced a variety of time-consuming activities including Derby Day, mixers and match parties. Although a hectic time, most members agreed that pledging was a memorable aspect of Greek life. Steve Plumb PI Alpha Epsilon Phi pledges serenade Sigma Alpha Mu brothers. Countless clapping hands welcome rushees at the Alpha Chi Omega Fall Rush party. j,m niom Sigma Chi actives look on with hilarity as a pledge performs the traditional chugging of bottle of wi ne. Anticipation V i and Alpha Delta Pi share the glamour of the I950 ' s party. Balloons soar as a new Zeta Tau Alpha pledge is welcomed to the sorority. Sigma Chi pledges assist sorority pledges onto the greased telephone pc With the transition from pledge to active came a period of development and responsibility for the individual j member. Besides helping the pledges develop into Greek members, actives organized and participated in a wide range of activities. Community projects. University spirit-promoting activities and competition in various intra- mural sports rounded out the Greek experience. Even though the active period seemed short, the growth experi- enced was retained throughout life and recalled when the individual returned to the Greek system as an alumni. An Alpha Epsilon Phi member exhibits a great deal of bravery as she submits to the nurse and donates a pint of blood during the university blood dm e. , J 5 Alpha Delta Pi ' s cheer with Pi Kappa Alphas at the OU pep rally. Kappa Alpha Theta-Phi Gamma Delta party for - Development KST Delia l : psii v in solicits donations at the Cancer Hold-Up. On OU weekend. Darrell Royal begins the Zeta Tau Alpha-Delta Upsilon marathon to Dallas for cancer. i Acacia and Phi Gamma Delta members battle each other dunnm 1 ' ill Reflection Although past generations have left their own college days, they often returned to the University to past experiences. Through alumni and parents ' reunions, they were able to become a part of the collegiate xperitMic.. 1 O,T . ni ain. I )ad ' s Dav. Founder ' s Day and alumni weekends strengthened the inner bonds ties and fraternities. Such occasions provided nostalgia of Greek life which might otherwise have been f Im. During Dad ' s Day activities, an Alpha Phi and her parents review one of the chapter ' s award-winning scrapbooks created during the pledgeship period of the ( Kappa Sigma aiuinni exchange gr and reminiscences at the trustees alumni weekend. 422 Reflection Mikcl.aur Father and daughter chat at Alpha Phi ' s Dad ' s Day luncheon. Browsing through a scrapbook, a Gamma Phi Beta alumnae recalls her college years. I - v Pi Beta Phi dads visit ai ihe Dad ' s Day luncheon. Fifty-year members of Alpha Phi enjoy refreshments and shi Reflection 4! For Derby Day, Panhellenic encouraged participation by all sorority women to cooperate with the Sigma Chi fraternity in a fundraising event for the Wallace Village Home for Boys in Colorado. Twenty years after the Uni- versity ' s founding, sororities at UT were established. Panhellenic, meaning all Greek, became the govern- ing council of the 1 7 national sororities with chapters at UT. One of the first responsibilities of the council at the beginning of the school year was to oversee Rush Week. The Panhellenic Council, aided by the Interfraternity Council, each fall sponsors a Sing Song, where members from each group presented a singing act. When the need arises, Panhellenic sponsors workshops for various sorority officers for the exchange of ideas in their partic- ular discipline. esident ce- President Secretary .BethSteph. .Catharine Pickens Anders FRONT ROW: Starr Braun. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Debbie Bridges, Pi Beta Phi; Gay Warren, Pi Beta Phi; Robin Rosen, Sigma Delta Tau; Leigh Ann Abra- ham, Sigma Delta Tau; Karen Anderson, Zeta Tau Alpha; Danya Ellinor, Zeta Tau Alpha. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Cederberg, Chi Omega; Celia Massey, Chi Omega; Debbie Johnson, Delta Delta Delta; Mary Comstock, Delta Delta Delta; Beth Stephens, Delta Gamma; Carolyn Jemelka, Delta Gamma; Glynda Moore, Gamma Phi Beta; Marcia Major, Gamma Phi Beta; Catharine Pickens, Kappa Alpha Theta. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bennett, advisor; Dubravka Hrgovcic. Alpha Chi Omega; Sharon Jenkins, Alpha Chi Omega; Jodie Barta. Alpha Delta Pi; Jill Testa, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Margie Eisenkraft, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Rose- mary Calico. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Jeanetta Cooper. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Eliza- beth Atkins, Alpha Phi; Leigh Anne Porcher, Alpha Phi; Lori Alderson, Alpha Xi Delta; Betsy Walls, Alpha Xi Delta; Glenda Smith, Kappa Kappa Gamma. ; ;-v. . : ' - t. - : anhellenic Counci 424 Panhellenic Council .BillWalke .Scott Holtzmai Brian Kantor an Stolper Combining their efforts with the Panhellenic Council, the Interfraternity Council produced Round Up in the spring. Sponsored by the Greek organizations for fun and philanthrophy, the week-long event included Fight Night, a parade on Congress Avenue and culminated in a dance marathon to raise money for muscular dystro- phy. The Interfraternity Council governed the 24 national fraternities with chapters at The University of Texas at Austin. The council sponsored Rush Week in August as well as informal rush in the spring. From the Fraternity Scholarship Fund, stipends were given to deserving individuals in the Greek system. As a service to the Greek community, the Interfraternity Council dis- tributed a Greek phone directory free of charge to all groups ' members. V I 83 0 FRONT ROW: Craig Howard. Alpha Epsilon Pi; Bill Bailey. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon: Dan Stolper. Zeta Beta Tau: Mike Bryan. Acacia; Randall McClesky, Beta Theta Pi; Jeff Price. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Andrew Benjamin. Alpha Epsilon Pi. MIDDLE ROW: Craig Nevelow, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Billy Love. Delta Upsilon; Gary Farmer. Delta Tau Delta; Lew Little. Phi Delta Theta; Scott Allen, Phi Delta Theta: Don Johnson, Sigma Chi: Rich Jochetz, Sigma Chi; Rick Horn. Sigma Alpha Mu; Butch Hendrickson, Beta Theta Pi: Brian Montgomery. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sam Moser. Delta Tau Delta. BACK ROW: John Romano. Pi Kappa Alpha: Mike Watson, Delta Upsilon: Dan McElroy, Phi Gamma Delta: Tim Davies, Sigma Tau Gamma; Brad Greenblum. Sigma Alpha Mu; Bruce Moseley. Alpha Tau Omega: Davin May. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sandy Camp- bell. Alpha Tau Omega: Scott Aston. Lambda Chi Alpha: Jay Friedman. Delta Kappa Epsilon; James Startz, Lambda Chi Alpha: Bill Walker. Phi Gamma Delta; Ken Treaccar. Phi Kappa Psi; Brent Floyd. Phi Kappa Psi: Al Carruth. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Steve Bender. Zeta Beta Tau; Richard Hightower. Kappa Sigma; Kelly Fish. Phi Kappa Psi; Chris Reynolds, Sigma Tau Gamma; Bruce Calhoun, Kappa Sigma. Interfraternity Council 425 LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Charlotte McCarty, Debbie Towry, Cynthia O ' Brien, Karol Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Waddell, Bronwyn Lawson, Tracy Chester, Shelley Johnson, Ellen Gillis. BACK ROW: Kim Dahl- heimer, Cynthia Neill, Robin Spencer, Debbie Nuendorff. Anderson. Greg Armstrong. Larry Austin. Earl Baver. Phil Baxter. Barry Billings. Jim Bradford. Robin Bryan. Mike Carroll. Joe Carter. Steve Cogbum. Brian Cornwall. David Covington, Frank Dalton. Steve Davas, David Davis, John Flippin. Duane Gay. Stephen Giffin. John Gordon. Charlie Groos. Richard Guzman. Robert Harris, Cavan Hollan. Richard Holtzman. Scott Hopkins. Bruce Humphries. Tom Irvin. Logan Jensen, Rick Jutras. Mike Maberry, Mark Morriss. Byron 426 Acacia Nelson. Ligc Palillo. Charles Reber. R. D. Reed. Richard Reese. Randall Remkes. Bill Ryan. Mike Savage. Jim Simmons. Jimmy Skarke. David Stampe. Brad Slarkey. Scon Slarks. Ray Taggart. Mick Taylor. Joe Thagard. Greg Thompson. Harold Wallace. Gregg Whilehurst. Tom Williams. Paul Williamson. John In perfect pitch, the Acacias warbled their way to a second place finish in the Sorority-Fraternity division of Sing-Song competition to make it the fourth year in a row in which they have placed. They also gained the dubious honor of being mullet division champions in the volleyball intramurals this fall. As a service project the Acacias hosted a Christmas party for Austin area underprivileged children. A tradi- tional spring fund drive to raise money for the Shriner Burn Institute in Galveston concluded their service activities. An eeriness filled members who walked in the dark, moss stalactite and stalagmite-decorated house for their annual cave party. Is this Dracula ' s twin? No. It is Gregg Wallace and his date at a Halloween party. Jim Austin goes ape over his Chiquita banana at the Cave Party. Acacia 427 Allbniton. Kelly Alien. Debra Anionellos. Eleni Ard. Ehsa Arnold, Karen Avant. Sara Baier. Joyce Barron. Susan Bateman. Susan Behrend. Vicki Bennett. Rosemary Bcnlon. Brenda Buby. Nancy Bogle. Kalherine Boswell. Melmda hr.uki Kathenne Braimn. Siacy Brandt. Deanna Brannon. Jane Callis, Wendy Caismas. Elizabeth Caismas. Kathryn Cermm. Joyce ( hnsiman. Sheila Chnst . Karen Chuoke. Debora Cooley. Dorothy Cummings, Carolyn Curran. Colleen Curry. Cindy Curtis. Kelly Dealon. Mary DeBerry. Cynthia DeBesse. Jean Dobbs, Anne Dryer. Leanne Dumas. Lu Ann Dyclt. Lynda Farmer. D ' Anne Farmer. Dorsi Faunileroy. Nina Fihp. Judith Flowers. Mary Forney. Gaile Fritz, Lori Garten berg. Carol Gauldmg. Vicky Gee. Shan Gen i tempo. Lisa Ghnsi. Genie Glass. Kathryn Guanno. Kathy Guerra. Sonia Hanson. Tina Harmon. Missy Harrington. Megan Harms. Kirtley Hartsetl. Jill Hayes, Laura Hemphill. Karen Hennmger. Cynthia Henry. Vicki ' Herman. Debbie Hill, Karen Hochenedel. Jennifer Hodges, Becky Hoffman. Sheri HoUoway, Julie Howell. Kim Hrgovck. Dubravka Hughes. Anne Hughes. Elizabeth Hughes. Teresa Ingraham. Sandra Inman. Dana Jenkins. Karen Jenkins. Sharon Jones. Carol Jones, Robin Jordan. Julie King. Gina In Alpha Chi Omega sorority, members took boys from the Big Brothers of America to meet the Texas football players and Coach Akers. Along with the Kappa Alpha fraternity, the chapter sponsored the Shi- narama Drive for cystic fibrosis. Linda Dyke, chairman of the project, said that, It was very successful here in Austin due to wide publicity, and next year we hope to be sponsored by some type of corporation. We are going to try to build it into a bigger production where Alpha Chi Omegas all over the state are involved. They col- lected $5,600 for the cause. 428 Alpha Chi Omega Members participate in a not-so-high stepping competition in the Derby Day six-legged race. Kathy Brack! and Martha Radke enjoy the Fratty Friends party Kohleffel. Dina Leakey. Barbara Lehmann, Katherine Little. Kandie Lorenz. Janette Mabry. Sandi Mason. Lesli Maihis, Nancy McAlister, Vicki McCoy. Leslie McConnell. Dana McCormick. Kathleen McCullough. Jan McLean. Linda Mourey. Karen Murdoch. Vicki Neill, Cheryl Newlin. Sheila O ' Connell. Carrie Pampell. Susan Parry, Jill Patterson. Julianne Pickering. Cheryll Pierre. Sally Poland. Candice Pugh. Pamela Rabalais. Cherie Reardon. Ginny Schuler. Joan Sitzes, Jean Smila. Karen Smith. Aimee Smith. Ellen Smith. Sherron Spiller. Julie Susskind. Christine Swinney. Karla Thomas. Janet Thomas. Linda Thompson, Catherine Thompson. Lile Thorpe. Anne Tinstman. Tracy Vaccaro. Maria Vessels, Lori Vickrey. Vicki Warnock. Tina Waters. Elizabeth Wellge. Ingrid Wheelis. Stephanie Wheless. Dee Whitten. Joyce Williams. Karen Williams. Sherrie Wilson. Martha Wiegand. Jan Woodside. Pamela Wotxlson. Laurilyn Wuerrmer. Theresa Yochum. Beverly Alpha Chi Omega 429 Adams, Kim AderfaoUL Robin Adieus. Jill Aldrich.Gwyn Almquisu Karen Ammenheuser, Janet ApffeL Jeannie Armstrong. Cathy Aronow. Jessie Ash by, Judy Ayres, Bonnie Ayres. Cathy Bain. Cathy Ball. Li Barnes. Laura Barry, Michelle Barta. Jodie Barta, Jannette Becker. Patty Bcnitez. Debbie Bennett. Karen Beran. Julie Berchelmann. Kathy Berres. Lisa Bishop. Wendy Black. Debbie Floyd. Barbara Brady. Georgeann Brous. Margaret Buckner. Betsy Burke, lelene Burketu Betsy Caskey , Christie Chester. Lee Ann Chester. Tracy Cisneros , Diana Cof fey, Becky Colby. Kathy Collenback. Sharon CranfUl, Beth Cumbie. Mary Carol Darrah. Peggy Davidson. Nancy Dillard. Cathy Drymala. Wanda Dwyer. Marianne Farmer. Lydia Fletcher. Donna Ford. Fran Freeman. Cyndi Furgiuele. Cindy Gaenslen. Marian Gaskill. Susan Cieb. Janet Gorney. Jane Griffiths. Becky Haiky. Joy Lynn Harre ' ll. HoUy Harrison. Suzanne High tower. Judy Holderman, Barbara Huete. Elizabeth Hughes. Cherie Johnson. Shelley Jones, Joy Kellogg. Betsy Kelly. Mary Kemp. Kem Klecka. Diane Khpple. Carol KUpple. Diane Kramer. Kathy Kruse. Kathy 1 am hen. Karen Lanier. Debbie Linden. Laura Lindley. Sandi Lucas, Linda Lytle. Sharon Madalin. Diane Marchbanks. Karen Marshall Marion Martin. Cathy Martin, Sally Mayer. Paity McAuliffe. Kim McCalpin. Tiicia McCaslin. Faith McEachern. Nancy McNeel. Elizabeth Moore. Tern Morgan. Pam Mullen. Martha Lee Nickson. Suzie Novak, Becky Park. Maggie Parker. Francie Pearce. Erin Pearson. Susan Pennal. Edec Phillips. Tege Poe. Sandra Poling. Connie Porter. Candy Powers. Barbara Price. Leslie Price. Rebecca Ramsey. Jan Reed. Liz Reeder. Rhonda r 430 Alpha Delta Pi The stage at Municipal Auditorium was filled with men dressed in blue jeans, white shirts, cowboy hats and boots, with red bandanas around their necks and women in red and white checked skirts singing a medley of songs for The Wild Wild West Show. Alpha Delta Pi, along with the Beta Theta Pi ' s won first place for their Sing Song performance. At the end of football season, the Alpha Delta Pi ' s received the Freddy Steinmark Award, better known as the Spirit Stick, for the most-spirited organization at all pep rallies. The Alpha Delta Pi ' s are scholastic-ally noted for having one of the highest overall grade point aver- ages among UT sororities, that of 3. 1 . They also partici- pate annually with the Texas Cowboys in the Special Olympics for handicapped children. PIN Kathy Kruse ' s pep rally spirit takes her up, up and away. Ribar. Gay Richardson, Mary Ann Roush, Ginger Rowe. Kaihy Rudil, Terry Russell. Susie Rutherford, Pam Ryan, Cindy Salmon. Kelly Schefte. Barbara Scheumack, Sarah Schober, Susan Scudday. Beverly Stars, Kari Sears, Kathy Seiders, Cella Shearer, Ann Sigler. Linda Sizemore. Lu Beth Smith, Jana Spence, Stacy Stewart, Debbie Stewart, Sharon Stone. Elite Story. Kris Strieber, Kim Terg erson, Carla Thomas, Susan Trevino, Glori Tsukifuji, Debra Urbani, Carol Wall. Debbie Waller. Cheryl Waller. Karen Webb. Cindy Whittcn, Jenise Whitty. Denise Wilhelm. Ellen Wiss. Karen Woods. Karla W right, Paula Yelkh. Mary Alpha Delta Pi 431 Abraham. Patncia Albert. Suzanne Alter. Wendy Antweil. Felise Apuk. Ehsa Bahme. Carol Barshop. Patti Bergolof sk . Elaine Berkman. Debbie Bernsiein. Hope Bern . Susie Bishkin. Trace Blum. Lynda Blumenfeld. Lauren Blumeathal. Ann Brand. Sharon Bravennan. Lisa B nek man, Teresa Brooks. Jill Bursty n. Dawn Cahn. Susan Cberner. Nancy Coben. Debra Cohen. Amy Cohen. Laune Colen. Kim Cooper. Carol Covens, Shan Dubmski. Susan K her. Beth Eisen. Eydie h isc nk raft. Margery Falik. Cindy Fein berg. Nancy Fan berg. Susie Feltman. Debbie Finer. Judy Fisher. Lois Franco. Judy Frederick.. Leslie Fridkin. Cayle Fneden. Stacy Fnedson. Laune Gerber. Andrea Glauben. Shan Glazer. Sharon Goldberg. Lynn Golden. Kahn Gotden. Sallie Goldman. Susan Goldsmith. Lynn Goodman. Jams Gordon. Mollie Goscen. Mindy Graivier. Lisa Graubart Liz Green berg. Jill Green berg. Jody Green berg. Minam Grosman. Cindy Hauser. Karen Held. Julie Heller. Clara Heller. Cyndi Hoffman. Shelley Holzman. Millie Kamen. Kalhy Kaplan. Linda Katz. Karen Keen. Cindy Kellner. Arlene Kellner. Re nee Kern. Lisa Kohiz. Nancy Krandel. Karen K rasoff. Mindy Knegsman. Karen Landc.Shen Lennan, Paula Levinson. Victoria Lewis. Kerry Lipinsky. Pam Liu. Nancy Litowsky. Pauline Magiziner. Mindy Malev. Tanya Malowitz. Marcy Marcus. Karen Margolis. Melinda May. Gloria Mayer. Manan Mendeloff . Jan Miller. Ann Miller. Shirley Mitchell. Joy Nachlas. Julie Nash. Carol Navran. Jennifer Oppenheimer, Lisa Pizette. Susan Prince. Nancy Prince. Peggy Rekfa. Carol Roberts, Suzy R off man. Nancy Rosen. Karen Rothschild, Janet Rubin. Renee Schlader. Ann Schwartz. Beverly 432 Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon Phi turned its house into an Italian res- taurant in November when the members cooked and served hundreds of spaghetti dinners. Charging two dol- lars per hungry person, sorority members contributed approximately $2,000 to the Chain Sheba Medical Cen- ter in Jerusalem. National Alpha Epsilon Phi awarded the Omega chapter the national Philanthropic Award, for their service, at the convention in June, 1977. For the most participation of parents in any Alpha Epsilon Phi chapter, the group received the Parents ' Club Award at the convention. The women maintained a 3.19 grade point average, highest of all UT sororities. Janet Miller greets her father at the Alpha Epsilon Phi open house Dad ' s Day weekend Sorority sisters take a tasting break while cooking and serving their annual spaghetti dinner which raised $2000 for the Chaim Sheba Medical Center. Schwartz, Lauren Seide, Benette Sellinger. Terry Shainock. Lisa Silber, Suellen Silver-man. Lori So lies. Sheri Spain. Pamela Stein, Gayle Steinberg. Janet Steinfeld. Fredda Stoler. Carol Sussan. Kim Tciber. Lori Tessler, Mindee Testa. Jill Tobor, Annie Toledano. Jill Tychcr. Cindy Vine. Valerie Warner. Kim Weinstein. Anita Weinstein, Leslie Wisch. Susan Wishnow, Debbie Yost. Cindic Zimmerman, Catherine Alpha Epsilon Phi 433 Blumberg. Dan B ers. Mart Carr. Joe Cohen. Gan Eisenberg. Ja Feldman. James Feldman. Ronald Gardner. Steve Goldstein. Jav Goldstein. Mark Heintz. Larry Hoffman. Myron Jacobson. Grant Kantor. Philip K.i i Bruce Lambert. Craig Leshin, Len Mark. Sieven Eddie Seidenberg guns down his date at the Alpha Epsilon Pi Godfather party in February. Nevelow. Craig Nevelow. Ira Polunsky. Richard Eddie Seidenberg and date dance at the Hollywood party. II j. .... 434 Alpha Epsilon Pi LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Maria Dunsky, Marlene Shipper, Adena Smith, Andrea Louis, Marcy Cohen, Sandi Frucht, Jeanette Schwartz. BACK ROW: Mindy Rosen, Lesley Cannon. Deb Feldman. Tara Riklin. The Alpha Epsilon Pi trip to a Louisiana racetrack turned out to be more serious than fun. On the return drive, eight members suffered carbon monoxide posion- ing as the result of a faulty exhaust pipe in a rented mobile home. Although their condition had been listed as critical, they all recovered. The fraternity ' s service projects contributed $1,000 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. A street dance and a city-wide hold-up of cars raised the money for the charity connected with Jerry Lewis, a former mem- ber of the national fraternity. Polunsliy. Slevcn Ross. Marc Roth, Jeffrey Sanford. Mike Sax. Nathan Seidenberg, Edward B B Squires. Mitchell Weiner. Daniel Weintraub. David Yahiel. Dan Decorations for the Hollywood party included Playboy bunnies. Alpha Epsilon Pi 435 Doug Powell interviews Lorraine Hood at the style show. Pamela Everhart, escorted by Michael Jenkins, models a bridal gown. 9 Blackshear. Donna Calico. Rosemary Campbell. Sheila Canada. Meredith Clay. Lareatha Cooper. Jeanetta De Vaughn. Tanya Edmonson. Georgia 436 Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha member Donna Blackshear is Miss Black Austin for 1977. The pageant was a good experience, and it was important to me for several reasons. One of them is the representation of fine black womanhood it provides, Donna Blackshear, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and winner of Miss Black Austin, said. The Delta Xi Chapter started a rape crisis center to help women overcome the shock of being attacked. The women also collected donations for sickle cell anemia research. Their involvement with Big Sisters and Big Brothers of Austin allowed the women to treat underpri- vileged children to an Easter egg hunt. Anderson. Glenna Anderson. Kay Anderson, Laura Andrus. Rhonda Atkins. Liz Baker. Dana Baker. Milzi Bailard. Anna Beck. Melinda Becker. Diane Bedrick, Barbara Begien. Betsy Bernhard. Beth Bess. Nancy Bethea, Joyce Bickford. Jan BUkey. Jamie Bowyer. Becky Brann. Barbie Brown. Nan Butler, Annie Caskey. Debbie Castille. Emily Chatas. Kathi Clay. Lisa Cole. Kan Collins. Denise Crawford. Lynn Cunningham. Nina DeCoux. Jan Dempsey. Diane Dempsey. Pam DcSanto. Sue Dodd. Elizabeth Dodd. Kellye Duke. Beth Duren. Karen Earnest. Susan Fink. Ten Foard. Lorena Gay. Susan Geer. Carol Gibson. Tern Giles. Janna Glade. Genie Goodfnend. Sarah Grant. Karen Greene. Marsha Grimes. Cynthia Grunnet, Joyce Guzman. Dee Dee Hankins. Laura Sue Havard. Sharon Hayes. Lynn Herndon. Holly Hemngton. Saiah Hixson. Nancy Hodges. Nancy Holland. Lynda Hoover. Pam Horton, Claire Hum, Dianna Hyman. Melissa Johanson. Susan Johnson. Laune Joseph. Byars Joseph. Bernadme Joyce. Betsy Karges. Kelly Kelso. Gloria King. Lydia Kreps. Mary Ann Kuhn. Diane Lea. Connye Lewis. Becky Loomaos. Laura Martin. Jill Masse) . Barbara Masters. Kay McAnelly. Carol McComb. Karen Me David. Jackie McDonald. Laura McGee. Leigh Ann McMurray. Mona Milner. Tracy Minzenmayer. Malinda Moore. Kty Moms , Terry Musgrove. Kan Nail. Betsy O ' Connell. Cathy Officer. Karen Officer. Paula Ogg.Kim Osborne. Connie Palmer, Came Parish. Cindy Pan m , Sharon Petty. Brenda Pevcler, Jan Pierce, Paula Pierson. Linda Pontello, Susan Porcher. Leigh Anne Powell. Julie Pries . Rente Puckett, Lisa RaJey.Beth Rasmusen. Ouijan f;v fl ir 4A j 438 Alpha Phi v n tv, Alpha Phi alumna Liz Carpenter speaks on the advancement of women. Speaking on the advancement of women ' s rights, Alpha Phi alumna Liz Carpenter visited the chapter to encourage equal rights for women. The former press sec- retary to Lady Bird Johnson said that sororities were a good basis to prepare women for the world around them. During February, the Alpha Phi ' s sold lollipops to donate funds to St. David ' s Hospital for cardiac equip- ment. Alpha Phi ' s won second place in Derby Day and eagerly participated in pep rallies and intramural sports. Renard. Pegey Rhodes. Katny Roach. Pam Robertson. Kathy Robertson. Linda Robinson. Kathy Robinson. Sarah Rosenbaum. Joanie Ryan. Martha Sacken. Lisa Kellye Dodd and Kari Musgrove try to pass a lifesaver as others watch at the Alpha Phi ' s Halloween Party. Sawyer. Marli Ann Sdano. Cheryl Shawell, Randa Specia. Arden Sprawls, Susan Stephens. Claudia Stevens, Jeanette Stewart, Lisa Stockard Denise Stone. Becca Stringer. Rosslyn Stuart. Teresa Sullivan. Phyllis Templer. Jan Ter ry, Ray ma Trevino, Cindy True. Gayle Tudor. Diane Wallrath, Nan Willard. Beth Willis. Kara, Wilson. Kathy Woodson. Leslie Yeakel, Barbara Hi) J Alpha Phi 439 Abshire. Paul Anderson. Scott Andras. Louis Arnold. Brian Ballamv ne. Kah Beck ham. Bev BCTT . Bob Bond. Johnny Breeding. Mark Brown. Jesse Burke. Jimmy Burke. Bill Butter. Leo Byrd. Tommy Campbell. Sandy Carlisle. Jim Casal. Tres Chapman. Bret Chapman. Pat ton Clme. Scott Cochran. Richard Coles. Warren Collins. William (rain. Edward Crawford. Marshall Crocker. Dow Crockett Brian Crockett. John Crow. Richard Curtis. Bill Dalthorp. James DiFiore. Dallas Dismukes. Terrell Doggeu. Leslie Dorscy. Bryan Dukes. Bill I. rum. Kelley Fair. Kevin Farley. Steve Fisher. Clay Fowler. Mark Fred, Jerry Gillock. Jay Glass. Duel Graham. Bill Griwach. Johnny 1 1 inn. Bill Hamblen. Carson Hamblen. Tolar Hams. Dan Herndon. Kevin Hoffman. Trey Holmes. Harry Hood. Lee Huffmev Phil Hunt Sic wan Hunt Tom Johnson. Steve Kalcr. John King. Chuck Lafitte. Marc Laguarta. Julio Lea th. Joey Lucas. Richard Manning, Jay Mason. Gary McAuliffe. Dan McConn. Luke McConn. Burke Mercer. Edward 4k. m LTTTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Allyson Womac, Julie Fletcher, Carolyn Burney, Allison Taylor, Denise Morales, Kendall Williams, Cindy Lawson, Katie Mather, Carol Cobb. BACK ROW: Nancy Wheless, Tracey Doss, Pam Renaudin, Laurette Beeson, Clare Broun. Carol Cox, Lisa Lynch, Anne Wiggans, Allison Cain. 440 Alpha Tau Omega A first class performance in the Sing-Song competition gave Alpha Tau Omega first place in the event spon- sored annually by the Interfraternity Council. The announcement prompted a standing ovation, as mem- bers took the stage in their goose down jackets to accept the trophy on behalf of the fraternity. With a first class, all expenses paid, trip to the Baha- mas as a door prize, the Caribbean party stood out among a series of outstanding parties. The Acapulco party, helped new pledges appreciate the preparation that goes into such events. Browning Williams prepares to level his opponent at Sigma Chi Fight Night. ATOs know there are no limitations at an open bar party! Minton. Jay-Ray Morrow, Joe Moseley. Bruce Nastri. Mark Nelson. Richard Nix, Dan Owen, Mark Owsley, Steve Peerman, Greg Perm. Walt Perryman, Chip Pfeffer, Kirk PI urn lee. Dan Presley. Jeff Ratjen. Mark Rew, Randy Sample. Bobby Skidmore. Jon Smead. Sam Smith. Mike Smith, Hank Smith. Tommy Teas. Kyle Treleaven, Chuck Triggs. Alex Tune. Steve Valentine. Chuck Walter. Rusty Walton, Scott White. Bill Williams. Fred Williams. Jett Williams. Browning Wilson. Ron Wilson, Jerry Young, Nathan | Alpha Tau Omega 441 Adams. Lisa Alderson. Lori Alexander. Lisa Altwein. Sharon Amos. Linda Ashcrafi. Susan A very. Donna Bankhead. Stacy Baieman. Laura Beany Barbara Brill. Penney Brown. Sharon Burks. Debbye Campbell, Janice Campbell. Ann Carter, Leann Chetter. Lee Clay. Robin Claypool. Rebecca Coalter. Juliann Cole. Marilyn Cowling. Beck Crouch, Martha Dickens, Karen Duncan. Lucy Findley. Cherie Fitzpatrick. Martha Goenrs. Linda Grittman. Donna Grossman, llene Hafner. Kathie Halden. Sue Hall. Jill Hams. Janet Hemng. Ruth Anne Hodde. Lefayne Holman, Shirley Holmes. Cherry Holt. Ann Hull. Cynthia Jensen. Bindy Jensen, Jan Johnston. Laurie Instead of sponsoring the typical casual where every- one wears nice clothes and dates are picked up in cars, the Alpha Xi Delta ' s picked up their dates on a wagon full of hay and proceeded to a Barn Dance. Members had a variety of interests. Some of the women were on the Texas Relays Committee, others were involved with Posse, Bevo ' s Babes and Angel Flight. In the singles division of Sing-Song, the Alpha Xi Delta ' s placed third. In academic areas, the AZD ' s represented their soror- ity in several campus organizations including Phi Beta Kappa and the Natural Sciences Council. The Alpha Xi Delta ' s placed third in the Sing Song competition. || f c 442 Alpha Xi Delta Jones, Linda Keller. Carolyn Kennedy, Eileen Kennedy. Janis Koughan. Elaine Latlimore, Louise Lindsay. Lynn Lucci, Joanie Mann, Laura Martin, Cathy Mauldin, Loretla Maurstad. Debbie McAllister, Pam McWherter, Jane-Ann Michel. Denise Moore, Melody Murphy, Suzy Muzny. Cindy Myers. Laurie Narum, Cindy Nash, Nancy eggy , Nan Olman, Karen O ' Neal, Kelh Owen, Cecelia Prudhomme, Elaine Rasmussen, Kathy Reuland, Cathy Ritchie. Mary Beth Robinson, Bettye Roseland, Becky Rundle. blame Schug. Nancy Shaw, Lauren Sheldon. Susan Shellon, Sally -: Smith. Susie Sopet Siacey Telkamp, Donna Thomas, Sara Thompson, Cathy Thompson. Liz Tillman. Ten Toepp. Sheila Walls. Betsy Walsh. Janet Fan listens to Penny Britt sing with the band. Alpha Xi Delta 443 Abbott. Tommy Allen. Scon Arms, Randy Barnard. Bill Beard. Bramlel Benson. Steve Berg. Jim Bernard. Don Brydon. Bob Caldwell. Dan Clark. George Coggins. Hal Collins. Don Coon. Everell Crain. Sieve Cranford. Steve Dlllard. Jeff Dunkelberg. Ralph Edwards. Joe Frcderickson. Chris Freeman. Bruce Gorman. John Greene. Randy Hamm. Fred Hendnckson. Butch Hicks. Richard Howry. Randy Huff. Bert Johnson. Greg Kemble. Kary Kirk. Van Kirkland. Ben Krause. Steve Laufer. Doug Lee. Jeff Lopez. David Masscy. Derek Maund. Mark McC ' alla. Kevin McCeskey. Randall McDonnold. Craig McHale. Kevin Meganty. Dylan Meinen. Eddie Meinen. Randy Messer. Jeff Miller. Evan Milton. Lanny Momson. Robert Mothershead. George The tourists and their ladies peer through the bushes at the Virgin Island party. Beta ' s perform a Wild West show with the Alpha Delta Pi ' s in Sing Song. unus . . v-.:- V. 444 Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi had their annual Virgin Island party complete with beaches, volcanoes, jungles and a duck pond. From the palm trees and beaches of the Virgin Island party, the Beta ' s went to a Wild West theme in the Sing-Song competition. With their ten-gallon hats, they performed songs from Oklahoma and Annie Get Your Gun which won them a first place in the dou- bles competition with Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Ncely. Shawn Oake. Bob Pen-in. Gus Phillips. Fred Porter. Rob Pnddy. Waller Reynolds. Craig Rice, Russell Roberlson. Guy Rusk. Jeff Schmidt. Dick Sellers. Tom Slack. Andy Standley, Mason Stark. Larry Stephens. Tom Sutton. Stuart Thomas. Bill Tyner. Tim Vick. Ross Weathersby. Howard Wolf. Bruce Wolff. Jim Yeary. Bill LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Margret Braus, Celia Massey, Kalhy Snow, Kay Slover, Celeste Jonke, Allison Massey. BACK ROW: Gayle Donnell. Celeste Lierman, Nat Dyer, Kay McMullen, Kelly Dyer, Ellen Corbin. Karolyn Barnes. Beta Theta Pi 445 Pledge activities include the annual surprise roller skating party. Albers. Susan Allen, Amy Allison, Carolyn Anderson, Tnsha Archer, Susan Bacon, DeLayne Bailie. Laura Barnard, Shannon Barrel!, Michele Bass. ( -H la Bexten, Beth Blagg. Beverly Bostick. Becky Brandslrader. Ellen Brogdon, Susie Brown. Laurie Brown. Nancy Burncy . Carolyn Busier. Debbie Cederberg. Judy Clark, Debbie Cox. Mary Elizabeth Craft. Calhy Davts. Dorrie Dniry. Sally Duea ' n. Betsy Eichler, Allyson I airleigh. Martha Fletcher. Elisa Fletcher. Julie Fletcher. Stephanie Forehand. Jane Franklin. Jo Anne Franklin. Mary Lou Gal land, Karen Garrelt. Diannc Gates. Ann Gerhardl. Suzy Gillis. Ellen Goad. Kim Greene, Karen Gregory, Juana Guerriero. Shelley Haight. Caroline Haight. Nancy Hailey. Sara Hayes. Hollye Haynes, Diane Hedge. Angela H end neks, Annette Hess. Karen Hodgson, Gail Holekamp. Anna Horlock. Nancy Horlock. Peggy Howard. Janet Howard. Jay ne Hughes. Anne Hughes. Melonye Hunnicutt, Jenny Hutchinson. Marietta Janke. Celeste Jefferson, Leslie Johnson, Jan Jones. Jeha Jones. Jene Jones. Leslie Jones. Martha Jones. Robin Kennard. Anna Kice. Virginia Kidd. Kelly Langston, Lynn Lembach, Linda Ligon, Judy Locher. Merrill Lok, Susan Lynch. Lisa Mason. Debbie Massey. Alison Massey, Celia y.i ' :- i 446 Chi Omega i mm Beta Theta Pi ' s and Chi Omega ' s won third place at the OU pep rally. Chi Omega members demonstrated that they were all- around achievers. Beginning the year with a third place overall Derby Day victory, the group ' s Allyn Pierini was crowned Derby Day queen. After long hours of practice, the women won a first place in Sing Song competition. Chi Omega ' s philanthropic projects included raising money with the Lambda Chi Alpha ' s for St. Jude ' s Hos- pital. A door-to-door campaign raised $750. Chi Ome- ga ' s battled on intramural football fields and volleyball courts to become the sorority champions. Socially, they were busy in the fall with matches and mixers. They held their fall casual with the Kappa Kappa Gamma ' s. The Owl and the Pussycat formal, so named because their symbol is an owl and the Kappa Alpha Theta ' s is a cat, was the highlight of the spring semester. McCurley. Suzanne McGuffey. Pally McLeod. Sally McNeil. Jan McPherson. Carol Megquier. Sid Michalka. Lisa Moore. Anne Moore. Mary Margaret Moore. Susan Moll. Devm Murray. Alice Nanney. Jill Neill. Cynthia Newell. Helen Nichols. Sally Overly, Teresa Parris. Shelli Parsons. Cheryl Payton. Sandra Payton. Susan Penn. Chnsta Phillips. Melinda Pienni. Allyn Poindexter. Hally Powell. Joanie Rachford. Laurie Rachford. Susan Robertson. Ann Rogers. Karen Rusk. Benelta Sample. Susie Schorlemer. Janis Storseth, Tracy Strong. Pennie Sudduth. Sandy Symon. Jenny Taylor. Julie Taylor. Teresa Thompson. Jill Thompson. Kern Thornton. Terry Tighe. Susan Towry. Debbie Tnbble. Tricia Vaughn. Elise Wakely. Cindy Walker. Betty Lou Watson. Gave Whigham. Tammy Williams. Marilee Williams. Mary Williford. Cindy Williford. Mary Beth Wilson. Cindy Wilson. Lisa Wingfield. Elizabeth Win M ,n. Chaille Womac. Allyson Wright. Julie Chi Omega 447 Abbott. Pam Allen. Kim Bailey. B.J. Balagia. Susie Barker. Kit Bigby. Sandra Blair . Sheryl Bonham. Katie Bornman. Beth Bourgeois. Susan Bradley. Carrie Brogden. Kathy Bruscnhan. Susan Bryant. Cheryl Burkhalter. Leslie Burst Missy Caldwcll. Patti Carter, Barbara Coghlm. Leslie Coleman. Leslie Conwell. Marvilyn Cooky. Carol Cooper. Laura Curtis. Cindy Cykoski. Cynthia Davidson. Shelly Deenng, Debbie De honey. Liz Devme. Kirby Dobbins. Debbie Driver. Karen Dunn. Nancy English. Norm Ferguson. Tracy Floyd. Laun Frazer. Linda Game). Carol Gardner. Becky Gnesbach. Shan Gnswold. Laura Guthne. Janette Hamilton. Janna Hamm, Lisa Hardtn. Pam Harrell. Debbie Hams. Aim Holley. Susan Holmes. Wendy Home. Jan Huckabee. Susan Irish. Kath Jennings. Laura Johnson. Debbie Kerans. Connie Kidwell. Sally Kilgore. Leah Lancaster. Kay Lancaster. Km Laughlin. Lynn Launtzen. Cary Lelko. Yvonne Little. Paige Lochte. Man Loc . Ellen MacFarlane. Nicki Magness. Jane Martin. Marianne Martin. Nancy Martinez. Mana Mather. Katie Matthews. Cathy Ma o. Stephanie McCaule . Maggie Mclntire. Susie McMullen. Ka Meizger. Michelle Montgomery. Shen Moore. Melmda Mosle . Nancy Nagle. ' Lisa Nowacek. Carol Null. Margaret Osburn. Susie Parker; Debbie Pedigo. Cindy Pett . Laura Philiips. Valerie Poole. Ka(h Powell. Melissa Pnicheu. Beth Provosl. Tom Purdy. Jcryl Roberts. Denny Roy all. Frances Russo. Kath Sales. Debbie Sellers. Susan Setiegast. Sandy Shaffer. Sharla ' Shearer. Cecilia Sheldon. Ltnda Sitterle. Laurie Sledge. Sally Sloan. Susan Smith. Cameron Smith. Janet Stansbury Ann Staples. Janet Stillman.Shelh) Strain. Claire - ' 448 Delta Delta Delta Delia Delta Delta members, dressed as Cowboys and Spurs, entertain the Texas Cowboys and the Silver Spurs at a December banquet. .UIx 1 IE fli ' ; Nancy Mosley gives the Hook Em sign at the annual Aggie bonfire in November. Josefa Ramirez Godinez of the Guatemalan High- lands became the youngest member of Delta Delta Delta this past fall when the sorority adopted the 11- year-old in connection with the Christian Children ' s Fund. Although Josefa lives with her natural parents, financial support received from the adoptive chapter greatly helped her family ' s financial situation and aided in her educational and personal expenses. Other philan- thropic projects ranged from raising money for the Seton Hospital Expansion Fund by hosting a Spaghetti Dinner in February, to numerous activities with the Austin State School and the State School for the Blind. Displaying concern for the community, actives and alumnae held the annual Sleigh Bell Day at Christmas and donated proceeds to Brackenridge Hospital. The Theta Zeta Chapter ' s achievements included placing third in Sing Song in November and the naming of sorority member C. C. Garza as the Silver Spur ' s Sweet- heart. Templcton. Laura Thompson. Charlotte Throckmorton. Vicki Tolletl, Mary Helen Tnggs. Becky Trum. Carla VanAmburgh. Janice Wade. Wendy Wallace. Valerie Watts. Alison Weaver. Denise Wendl. Barbara Wen Wcnglein, Ten Willingham. Jana Wilmore, Pam Winters. Tina Winlon. Lisa Woodward. Sarah Wyatt. Gma Ycager. Debbie Yingling. Jennifer Delta Delta Delta 449 Esther Williams would have been proud of the Delta Gamma sorority. Members proved themselves lovers of the water by winning the intramural swim meet. For a service project they hosted a Christmas party for the blind. Helping to give vision screening tests, sorority members and alumni went to schools in the Austin area. Both pledges and actives retreated to Rocky River Ranch in Wimberly for a weekend in the fall. Agnor. Julie Allard. Pirn Anguish. Ellen Austin. Becky Avis. Tricia Beamon. Carolyn Beasley. Tamra Beaver. Kathleen Berg. Susan Berry. Suzanne Braddock. Becky Braddock. Susan Brocket!. Starla Brooks. Stephanie Brymer. Peggy Cam. Cynthia Carpenter. Connie Carpenter. Cynthia Casal. Caren Cauley. Charlotte Chaffm. Donna Cobb. Linda Cobb. Mary Coddington. Susan CoeLSusie Colletta. Carole Colmery. Cheryl Conway. Shannon Coppinger. Celeste Comgan. Mary Dahlheimer. Kim Deaton. Alyse Deenng. Chen Dichl. Rosemary Dobbins. Debbie Donnell. Gayle Dowden. Cathy Dunlap. Cynthia Dunn. Sally Dyer. D ' Ann Edmond. Jane Facsko. Elizabeth Fain. Mina Finney. Mary Fischer. Valerie Frazier. Kim Frazter. Makeea Freeman. Kim Fuller. Janet Furgeson. Theresa Goodnch. Kayla Gorence. Janet Graham. Robin Guenlher. Theresa Hampton. Alecia Hanson. Jan Hayv Lee Ann Heath. Melinda Helbig. Kimberly Henley. Cindy Hill. Vada Holltngsworth. Ann Horn. Nancy Howell. Lme Jemelka. Carolyn Johnson. Missie Kane. Cheryl Keeter. Mona Kelly. Debra KieL Karen Bronwyn Lawson and the Great Pumpkin at the Halloween match. Mtt 450 Delta Gamma T Kleiderer. Mary Kotch. Alison Lajoie. Lisa Larwood. Julie Lawson, Bronwyn Leverlon. Valerie I Ufa. Cathy Under. Carolyn Machin. Jo McAuliffe. Amy McCaine. Martha McCann, Shannon McCarty, Charlotte McCauley. Patricia McCray. Elizabeth McGregor. Beth cKay. Metcalf. Lisa Mills. Cathy Monaghan. Kathy Morales. Dcnise Mueller. Paula Nail. Jan Nann. Allison Pat McCauley, Becki Wren and Becky Austin at the Sports Illustrated match. fAI fl Nelson. Cathy Norstrom, Sandra Parmley, Mary Paul, Beth Payne, Loren Peilerin, Donna Peloubet, Lauran Pickett, Missy Pope. Elaine Price, Leslie Rapp. Anne Richards. Vicki Rippy. Marsha Robbins, Mary Roberts. Jane Roberts, Susan Rosen, Lorraine Sargent. Julie Schmidt, DeeDcc Scudder, Marianne Shepherd, Susan Shirley, Anne Simons. Laura Skinner. Sharon Smith, Donna Smith. Melody Smith. Tanya Sperandio, Jo Stephens. Beth Stowe, Penny Stranathan. Joy Sullivan. Kelly Teas. Holly Thomas, Suzanne Thompson, DeAnne Thorsen. Jan Tunncll. Lisa Van Wart. Ann Voelker. Reeve Waddell. Vicki White. Kelly Wren. Becki Wustrau, Nancy Wyatt. Lisa Youngbcrg. Betsy Delta Gamma 451 Alexander. Ford Allen. Claude Bland. Robert Bowen. William Bnscoe. Chip Bryan. Johnny Bujosa. Carlos Carruth. Big Al Cheadle. BUI Coll. Richard Cox. Keith Davidson. James Dodd. Chad Elder. Nick Flynn. Patrick Foutch. Jeff Friedman. Jay H.nnev Bill Heyne. Erik Hoefer. Richard Innis. Pete an Delta Kappa Epsilon alumni and actives socialize at their house during Alumni Weekend. . 452 Delta Kappa Epsilon Astronaut Alan Bean and Dallas Cowboy Head Coach Tom Landry were members of Delta Kappa Epsilon. In only their second year of organization the Delta Kappa Epsilon ' s have involved themselves in many campus and community projects. Members performed a skit at the Austin State School and participated in Big Brothers of Austin. Along with Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, the men organized their spring blood drive. The Delta Kappa Epsilon social calendar included a Christmas party, mixers and a trip to Wurstfest with the Pi Beta Phi ' s. There was a large turnout for their annual Alumni Weekend concluding with the after game cock- tail party. if v Jenkins. Steven Johnston, Robert Kelley, Jimmy McGuyer, Edmond Meeks, Gary Mitchell. Greg Reed. Bill Riley. John Sonderegger. Ernie Strickland. Mile. Two alumni actively engage in conversation at the after-game cocktail party at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house. Delta Kappa Epsilon 453 Anderson. Steve Blizzard. Tom Buckley. Pat Bussell. Michael Cantwell. John Chambers. Charles Chandler. Donald Cole. George Crenwclge. Timothy Cruz. Ronnie Daggett. Jimmy Dishongh. Joe Dolan. David Elkms. Karl Geaslen. David Hardage. Charles Harris, Steve Hasty. John Hayes. David Hifford. Glen Ingram. San Jones. Tommy Kearby. Jim Lorenz. Jim Marcus. Ron Matocha. David Matocha. Gary f :.. Mike Bussell and date get carried away at the Sports Illustrated party. ' ($ 4tfTAf Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mike Potter and Linda Kronberg dance at the semi-formal at Villa Capri. 454 Delta Sigma Phi V ,1 I! I Delta Sigma Phi became the City of Austin ' s own service group. The Voluntary Action Center of Travis County sent the fraternity out to repair the fence of an elderly couple in November. In connection with the Pest Control Division, the group borrowed a truck to make collections. We actually acted as garbagemen, Presi- dent John Hasty said. Because they have fewer than 50 members. Hasty said, We ' re a more personal fraternity. We don ' t want to get too big and lose our closeness. David Geaslen gels branded in jest by an active. Steve Harris, at the November semi-formal. Spots Illustrate! |uriv LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Kathy Scarborough, Ellen Scheibal. Barbara Marshall. Pam Gates, Lori Wilson, Teresa Wuermset. BACK ROW: Melissa Hyman. Patty Ashton, Jeffri Botkin, Maria Cishe. D ' ann Bullock. Clarice Stock, Pam Schupp. McCollum. Chris McCormick. Michael McDamel. David Moore. Kevin Navarrete. Richard Northern. Christopher Oglesbv. John Ownhv.Clav Pace. Chuck Phillips. Tim Pilrucha. Ros Poller. Michael Schuetz. Andre Scott. Steve Shelton. Greg Shcho n Wade Shrull. Keith Splinter. Robert Welbei. Michael Wilbanks. Randv Delta Sigma Phi 455 Austin. Wanda Blair. Deane Bowden. Dehra Burroughs. WanJa 10 jfV m .. V. .y Chassion. C nthia C ' rafi. Shcryl Julie Hudson and Carmen Young await rushees. Julie Hudson helps the Sickle Cell Anemia Association at the UT-Ricegame. Delta Sigma Theta rush proves to be an entertaining time for members and rushees. 456 Delta Sigma Theta T-Rictfiut. I Collecting money for the Sickle-Cell Anemia Associa- tion and the United Negro College Fund, Delta Sigma Theta sponsored a dance. The Epsilon Beta Chapter provided music and food for those interested in coming to the function held in the Union Ballroom. One dance was dedicated to the new pledge class where the pledges were presented as they performed a sing-a-long steppin ' and chantin ' type dance for the guests, President Londa Wilson said. Along with the dance, the Delta Sigma Thetas collected money on Ben White Bou- levard for a total of $300 for their two major funds. Hudson, Julie Jordan. Jackie Kennedy. Brenda McGruder. Jan Nelson. Ruthie Printers. Vicky Sampson. Gwen Smith. Sybil Sorrells. Cedel Taylor. Margie Wilson. Londa Young, Carmen Sybil Smith and her date dance at a fundraiser for the United Negro College Fund. marc: Delta Sigma Theta 457 The Delt ' s line up for their famous Gator ' dance. Allen. David Allen. K. Allen. Mac Baskm. James Bails. Robert Bedillion. Mark Bible. Flip Biegel. David Biegel. Steven Book out. Kim Bowen. Ted Brademan, Gordon Braly. Locke Brown, Garry Brunette, David Burleson. Phil Callaway. Keith Caron, Stephen Carrozza. Robert Carter. Steven Chilton. Steven Cooke. Bruce Dabbs, Bryan Dietze. Jeff Douglass. Russell Downs. Chadwick Ewmg. Thomas Farmer. Gary Filip, Glenn ' Furgason. David Gardner, David Gentry, Kirk George. John Glasgow. Lawrence Goodall. Jed Goodwin. Guv Gossett. Wilham Graham. Robert Grisham, Terry Hagood. Gary Harbour, Robert Hays. Bill Hazzard. Tim Hess. Michael Hogg. John Jennings. Bill Jogerst. Allen Johnson. James Johnson. Kevin Johnson. Ray Jones. Doug Jones. Mark Kuntz. Philip Langford. Mark LeBlanc. Steven Lowry. Price Main. Steven Marchbanks. Christopher Mazy. Max McBroom. Rick Me David. Andy M.ers. Mtke Miller. Greg Miller. Rip Milhken, Charles Mooney. Mike Moser, Samuel Moutos. Pete Murph . Pat Murray. Mike Murray. Marty Nelt. Mike Norment. Russell O ' Neill, William O ' Rea. John Parker. James Pesek. Paul Philman. Terry Pirtle. Robert Pratt. David it if ft III, 4 , 4 458 Delta Tau Delia Roach. Bryan Roberts. Trey Rochelle, Cary Romine. Richard Rosenfeld. I hail Rugeley. Phil Runnion. John Sunnicn. Frank Small. Stephen Smith. Scott Suffield. Bruce Thomas, Wesley Toone. David Treat. Wayne Vtckcrs, Laney Wade. John Wallace. Charles Wells. David White. J. B. White, Ronald Wilchar, Bruce Wilson, Steve Winkler, Robert Womack. Richard Woody, Lee Wysocki. Charles Wysocki. Michael Zom, John ,1 In recent years, Delta Tau Delta has developed a dance known as the Gator. On the dance floor, the Delt ' s form one long line wi th their dates across from them. At the signal, the Delts stretch themselves out in the position of an alligator, then they flip over onto their backs and proceed to imitate the gator. The fraternity has seven Silver Spurs and five Texas Cowboys among its members. For the past three years, the Delts have won first prize in the Round-up parade. Service projects included sending 35 underprivileged children to a circus and sponsoring a Halloween carnival for children at the Austin State School. The Delt ' s and Chi Omega ' s rock away in their pajamas. Kraft Delta Tau Delta 459 Austin. Timothy Beddow. Bruce Biggs, Ken Blackburn. Atan Blair, Major Blaknev. Bob Bryant, Bill Carney. Rusty Chapa, Peter Cole man, Mike ll.iin. Frank Farmer, Gary Ford, Kevin Franklin. Randy Glaze. Bob Glover, David Griffin. Dale Hilderbrand. Mark Jackson. Larry I. iin, ul. David Jones. Mike Keeling, Steve Kennedy. John Kern. Ted Lee. Lindsey Leonard. Dick Love, Billy Munsell. Marshall McNeil. Walter Mercer. Mike Miller, Paul Mitchell. Robert Dl ' sco At Oh LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Joni Rosenbaum, Melinda Maynard, Martha Lee Mullen, Marianne Kristynik, Libby Slaughter, Nancy Footer. BACK ROW: Kathy Monaghan, Karen Misner, Amy Slocum, Melessa Townsend, Liz Facsko, Mariglen Wilson. Trade Monk. 460 Delta Upsilon DU ' s corner hold-ups raided $5,000 for the American Cancer Society. The Delta Upsilon ' s match with the Alpha Phi ' s had a pajama theme. Two pledges decorate the house for the Prohibition Party. Newlin. Sieve Norm, Bill Parsons, Paul Pearce. John Pearce. Ray Penn, Randy Rambin, Mark Rohan. Wil Schwarzer. Bill Selby. Mike Silveira, Doug Stnblmg. Paul Turner, Tim Vila. Chris Ware. Phil Walson, Mike Wettig, Ron Wolf. Sieve Jogging to Dallas, t he Delta Upsilon fraternity mem- bers competed against the DU chapter at the University of Oklahoma. The annual OU Marathon Run for cancer raised money for medical research. The fraternity members teamed up with the Zeta Tau Alpha ' s to hold-up motorists at busy Austin intersec- tions; donations totaled $5,000. The Delta Upsilon ' s were fraternity champions in intramural volleyball and they also competed in numer- ous other sports including football, basketball, and golf. Distinguished Delta Upsilon UT alumni include UT Athletic Director Darrell Royal and former UT quarter- back Marty Akins. Delta Upsilon 461 The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority helped contribute to their international camp for under- privileged girls in Canada and Colorado. Camp Gamma Phi is sponsored by Gamma Phi Beta chapters all over the United States. Funds from the University chapter of Gamma Phi were raised at a pledge class car wash and went toward Camp Gamma Phi t-shirts. The Alpha Zeta ' s also sent an underprivileged girl from the Austin area to the camp for two weeks each summer. Closer to home, the Gamma Phi Beta ' s were repre- sented in almost every campus club and honor society. Denise Wilson, a sorority member, was crowned 1977 Texas Relays Princess. The Gamma Phi Beta ' s were also involved in chapter development and held seminars on Rape Crisis, Fashion and Time Management. Anglin. Judilh Alleridg. Barbara Austin.Tami Barton. Julia Bell. Susan Benson. Julie Beller. Mary Bergdahl. Linda Biegger, Barbara Bonner. Metanie Brook. Julie Bullock. D ' Ann Carothers, Sandra Carter. Belly Chuoke. Laura Clark. Susan Conley. Pally Craig. Cyndi Grain. Leslie Dahl. Chris Dauley. Vicky Davis. Beth Davis. Julie Dempscy. Amy Dilger. Mary Dinnean. Jackie Dondlinger. Melinda Dudley, Sherri Dupont. Madeline Elkms. AJiene Focht, Judy Foulk. Susan Funk, Beverly Gain. Heidi Gardner, Beverle Gaudin. Vickie Gilliam. Nancy Goerner. Nancy Goldfield, Stephanie Goldschlager. Caryl Grader. Barbara Grappe. Ann Griffith. Linda Gripon, Denise Hardy, Linda Hazard. Colleen Hubbard, Patti Jackson, Kim Jones. Anne Judith Anglin and Fred Ernest experience cosmic vibes at the Star Wars match. fl Li Tammy Smith and date two-step despite tacky attire. 462 Gamma Phi Beta l Ik Star Win nan), fft t ' Gamma Phi ' s reunite with Gamma Phi Beta alumni over lunch on the morning of the Texas vs. Texas Tech football game. I Kaufman. Mary King. Kathy Klingle. Kay Kay Lambert, Andrea Land, Holly LaRocca. Robin Leatherwood, Margie Leonard. Melissa Loyd. Robin Lucksinger. Laurie Luedecke. Karen Major. Marcia Malone. Terri Manning. Laura MaxwelL Amy Mitchell. Linann Moore. Glynda Moore. Laura McAmnch. Ketli McAuley, Andrya McKneely. Fran Mouton. Debi Nash. Elinor Naylor. Diana Nesbitt. Kathy O ' Neill. Kathy Parham. Cindy Partch. Celia Pe terse n. Pam Peterson. Nina Phillips. Lynn Pruter. Charlotte Redmond. Suzan Roman. Marcy Russell. Carolyn Scheibal. Ellen Schupp. Pam Smith, Tammy Steig. Barbara Stock. Clarice Teas. Jaime Terraso. Mikki Thomas. Teresa Thompson. Sandra Walker. Janet Webb. Charmaine Wheeler, Nancy Whiisett, Jana Wilkinson. Jean Wilson. Heather Wilson. Terri Winslow. Laura Wolslegel. Diane Womack. Anne Gamma Phi Beta 463 Dedicated towards maintaining their southern herit- age. Kappa Alpha order, in April, held its biggest party of the year. Old South. Members of the Omicron Chap- ter dressed as Confederate soldiers, while the little sisters attended as Southern Belles. Kappa Alphas collected the most fuel for the annual Texas Aggie bonfire. Bryan Boynton and Madison Smith celebrate their victory of rush and World War II. Adams. Jim Aiken. Boh Akin. John Akin. Matt Alden. Rodd Allen. John Ausburn. John Austin. Tim Baird. Frank Beck. Brandon Beckman. Ja Bennett. Clifton Bennett. Jame Broadnax. Bob Burgher. Bedford Cagle. Blane Camp. Scoti Carameros. Carl Caskev . Gordon Chesnut. Doug Clark. Lane Cleaveland. Paul CiKhran. Devm Coker. Ke Colquill. Bryan Colquill. Richard Combes. Rusty Cook. William Cuenod. Marc Cuenod. Ronald Dabney. Scot! Davis. John Davis. Tony Dawson. Tomm Delatour. John Dennis. Scott Dickerson. Bob Dixon. Danny Durant. Russell Dyess. Richard Farm. Nick Foster. Gar Gand . Russell George. Mike Giesingcr. Ruben Goudge. Bobb Gowde . David Grimes. Glenn Gugenheim. Gregg Guinn. And Haest. James Hamilton. Brock Haws. Ro Helm. Tommy Hemng. Mall Holland. John Hollev Charles Morion. Jack Hoy. Mark Humphreys. Bill Hun, Doug Jaderlund. David Kinder. David Kirkpatnck. Lowell Knowles. Ro Laf me. Gregg Lafilte. Rick Lancaster. Mike Lawler. David Lawler. Scott Look. David Lucas. Rand Lupton. Steve Mace. Bob MacFarlan. Dean Martin. Brad McFarland. Doug McFarland. Jeff Memll. Roger Miller. Rust unuas Mil 464 Kappa Alpha Donny Miller and his trick or treat date get ready for Halloween. Ml Richard Colquilt lights up Rudolph ' s nose at the Christmas Formal. LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Diane Cuenod, Melissa Bean, Susie Osborn, Wendy Holmes, Heidi Huber, Martha Booe. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Peak, Melissa Herring, Merrill Locher, Laura Tejnpleton, Debbie Deering, Cathy Hurt. BACK ROW: Susan Irons, Devin Mott, Donna Ciienod, Jan Walker, Julie Jones, Karen Kurzawski, Patti Latham, Joyce Baier. Susan Ghormley, Nancy Horlock. Molt. Rob Mullen. Keith O ' Donnell. Larry Owen. John Patteson. Mark Pallillo. Steven Pigeon. Charlie Pipkin. Greg Pistor. Chuck Pruden. David Quisenberry. Charlie Rambie. David Randle. Bob Rallikin. Jack Sartcn. Rod Scheihing. Billy Sedberry. Kin Shaw. David Shaw, Steve Shaw. Van Shipman. Ware Sims, Greg Smith. Brook Spradley. Charlie Steward. Mall Stewart. Lockell Taylor. John I (Hl.1. Mark Tucker. Jim Van Amburgh. Bob Walker. Eddie Wilmore. David Kappa Alpha 465 A cluster of black and yellow filled the sky as Kappa Alpha Theta pledges launched their kites in recognition of Kite Flight on Feb. 2. Actives looked on as little sisters flew their individual creations in honor of the Kappa Alpha Theta symbol, the kite. Afterwards the sorority celebrated in a block party on Pearl Street. Kite Flight was just one of the many activities in which the Alpha Theta chapter engaged this year. One service project, soul camp, was a weekly afterschool program for 25 underprivileged fourth and fifth graders from Rosewood Elementary School. In the Lee Oliver project, the pledge class helped with the therapy of a handicapped child. The Christopher Fund, an annual fund drive, benefited and was named for the young boy afflicted with heart disease. One sorority member, Mar- tha Booe, achieved special recognition for the chapter when she was named UT Sweetheart and crowned Cot- ton Bowl Queen. Alexander. Kim Allen. Tracc Anderson. Kara Arnold. Alice Arnold. Susan Arnold. Vivian Baker. Carroll Ball. Beck Bell. Susan Bennitl. Margaret Benlsen. Belt Booe. Adnanne Booe. Martha Bould. Wend Botoermaster. Nancy Brock. Lisa Brock. Michelle Brooks. Sarah Broussard. Anne Browder. Carol Brown. Julie Brown. Margaret Bundy. Kendall B)rd. Laura Cam. Allison Capps. Nanc) Cargile. Martha Carrwnghl. Claire Calhnner. Cheryl Cissel. Georgeann Clark. Michele CU ton. Melanie Coale. Susan Cobb. Carol Cowden. Anne Craft. Cathy Craft Louisa Crews. Claire Curlin. Lorez Cutrer. Cindy Cutrer. Lisa Dolph. Laura Doss. Tracey DougJass. Millar. Drews. Sand) Drought. Virginia Durham. Mary Dyer. Beth Eckert. Nancy English. Julianne Enlow. Klthy Famnglon. Ann Fischer. Leslie Fischer. Vxrki Frady. Pam Freeman. Oiaylor Fuquay. Carolyn Cent. Shelley Gilhart. Julie Gillis. Catherine Lyn Jeter and an underprivileged child enjoy the Fiji funhouse 466 Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Alpha Theta members and their dates enjoy an elegant dinner at the sorority house before the Christmas holidays Grant. Susan Gray. Catherine Grimes. Amy Grisham. Cynthia Gullcy. Larkin Hall, Laune Hamilton. Anna Beth Harrington. Mary Dell Harrison. Juliet Hart. Susan Heasley. Jennifer Hellmann. Catherine Hightower. Gayle Hightower. Julie Holden. Gaye Holland. Beth Holman. Helen Hunter. Nancy Hurt. Cathy Jeter. Lyn Johnson. Lee Jung. Sara Kelley. Kinsloe Kelly. Cindy Kemble. Cheslea Kerbow. Amy Kerbow. Jill Koederitz. Candy I a R ue Cam i lie Launius, Liu Lewis. Laurie Lignoul. Julia Lloyd. Ellen Lucas. Julie Matthew. Man McConn. Melinda Merrell. Diane Me in it. Amanda Moore. Laura Murphy. Karen Nan iz, Nancy Nelson. Annie Notsestine. Alice Oviaii. Susan Parker. Peggy Parsons, Meredith Parsons. Miriam Patton. Allyson Peak. Margaret Pickens, Catharine Pierce, Grace Pierce, Suzanne Poage. Gatrel Prichard. Leeanne Rader. Renee Ramsey. Bo Ray. Becky Reese. Ann Reese. Stephanie Rees- Jones. Valene Kappa Alpha Theta 467 Reily. I X nn. i Robertson. Amy Roche. Maureen Rollins. Melanie Rose. M mlv Schneider. Frances Sea . Janie Settle. Janice Sewell. Margaret Shade. Julie Sharp. Kim Steward. Mary Studdard. Linda Ta lor. Alems Taylor. Diana Thornton. Felice Updike. Connie Walker. Jan West. Suzanne Wiggins. Claire Wilkerson. Louise Williams. Cynthia Williams. Gwynn Williams. Claire Williams. Jayne Williamson. Nancy Wilshusen. KalhrVn Wilson. Adnenne Woodward. Missy Wunderltck. Mary Wynne. Sallie York. Julie Zelsman. Anne At the annual kite flight, Vivian Arnold and Julie Brown get ready to fly the kite they made. Amy Grimes. Anne Broussard and Annie Nelson gnn and bear it as the Sigma Chi ' s brand them. v Ellen Lloyd, Lyn Jeter and Susan Arnold cheer their sorority sisters during Derby Day contests. 468 Kappa Alpha Theta r i N Phyllis Felsen and Emily Sklar plan upcoming activities. A new sorority arrived on campus this year making the 17th sorority at UT. The Chi chapter of Delta Phi Epsi- lon recolonized this year after having been absent at The University of Texas since 1971. Panhellenic, the interso- rority council, felt a need for another sorority to provide for the growing number of women going through rush each year. Delta Phi Epsilon ' s national chapter was con- tacted, and they agreed to regroup. The year has been one of growth for both the chapter and individual members. President Garnette Kennedy said, It ' s nice to know you are able to build something from the bottom up and give it a part of yourself. Although the Chi chapter is in its genesis, the women anticipate many future years of growth and activity. Tracey Chalfin assists Wendy Zamutt in marking a box for the can goods drive. In S|nu Oil ' s tad item. Felsen. Phyllis Kennedy, Garneite I cvii. Ginny Marcus, Cathy Plasthk. Laura PuJner. Ellen Sklar. Emily Zamult Wendy ; ' Delta Phi Epsilon 469 Adkins. Mary Atlday. Bets Allday, Kalhy Allen, Kathy Ballantyne. Mary Bar os. Donna Bauman. Jennie Bean. Melissa Bell. Lisa Bennett, Mary Margaret Biel. Barbara Bland. Brenda Blocker. Sue Ann Bonner. Melissa Brandt. Martha Braun. Starr Brewer. Valerie Brown. Betsy Browning. Logan Butler. Kay Burkhojdcr. Page Bun, Kim Cahoon. Corrinne Chapman. Carrie Checsman. Sheryl Childs. Cheryl Choate, Catherine Chumney. India Clark. Kako Cleeg. Karen Crum. Kitty Cuenod. Annie t ulp. Cathy Daugherty. Kendyl Davis. Doreen DeaJ. Terry Dodson. Deidra Dorsey. Ellen Drake. Diane Duncan. Sena Ellis. Ginger Engemoen. Sally Erwin. Eliza I r m. Molly Fawcett. Beth Fisher. Annie Fooshee. Sal lie Fordtran. Bess Freund. Martha Fyfe. Tonya Garwood. Rudy Gerlach. Nancy Gholston. Mindy Ghormley. Susan Gillespie. Hilary Glasgow. Gay i .lam. Gere Goodman. Gail Halpm. Betsy Hamilton. Cheryl Harrell, Mary Ann Hartwell. Holly Haughton. Jane Herring. Melissa Hooper. Beth Howell. Cindy Hull. Benna Hull. Julia Huston. Holly Jeko. Cindy Jones. Sheila Kemp. Carla Kerr. Allison Kerr. Camille Kerrigan. Sue Kinder, Jayne Lasley. Shelley Lauder. Amy Letz, Kathy l.immer. Rec Long, Katsy Lovett, Margaret Mac William. Gay Madden. Tawney Maynard, Martha Me Bride. Cynthia McCabe, Molly McCartin. Margie McClain. Laurie McCloud. Sharon McCrea. Beth McCullough. Barbie McDonald, Mmdy McGec, Lynne McKenzie. Jill McKinley. Alex McMahon, Cathy Medders. Marilyn Menefee. Mary Mills, Virginia Moreland. Linda Murray. Kate Neely. Nancy Nelson. Claudia Nelherton, Claire Newberry. Ruthie Norriss. Kim O ' Neall. Lill Orr, Jennifer Overly. Susan 470 Kappa Kappa Gamma . ' ' I Diversity of Kappa Kappa Gamma members allowed them a wide spectrum of experiences and services in both the University and Austin communities. Service projects for Capitol City residents included a Halloween party for underprivileged children and participation in the Silver Spurs Dance Marathon for Muscular Dystro- phy. The Kappa ' s attended Monmouth Duo, a formal which honored the founding of both Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Beta Phi sororities at Monmouth Col- lege in 1865. Lill O ' Neall captures the Longhorn spirit for Kappa Kappa Gamma. i v President Sara Stewart and Randy Keeney relive the big band era. Paine. Mimi Parity. Ruthie Parr, Vanna Parsley. Salty Parsley, Sandra Patterson, Julie Perliu, Stacy Picket l. Carol Pirtle. Done Pope. Cora Potts Pncc Price Nancy Ann Emily Mary Puls, Gloria Radke. Martha Ramsey. ManBen Ray. Cindy Read. Mary Reckling, Christiana Reckling. Randa Renaudin. Pam Rexrode. Carie Richards. Trudy Richards, Mary Roberts. Cindy Rock wood. Shelly Rogers, Anne Rowan, Susan Rowe. Mary Ruwwe. Liz Sanders. Jams Sauser, Michele Scolt. Judy Kappa Kappa Gamma 471 S Fund ptl I The Tug-o-war competition at Derby Day leaves Martha Maynard, Annie Fischer, Jane Haughton and Molly Snyder breathless. Shaw. Erin Simons. Suzanne Slack. Cynthia Slaughter. Libby Smith. Adelaide Smith. Lib Smith. Glenda Smith. Jan Smith. Laurie Smith. Ann Spradley. Robie Stenicka. Kitsi Stewart. Sara Taylor. Ellen Thompson. Ann Tusa. Eloise Unchurch. Molly Wakefield. Barbara Wakefield. Nancy Walker. Cynthia Wallace. Ruth Warren. Caroline Weaver. Lisa Webb. Karen Webb. Kim Weidmann. Carla Welder. Allison Weidmann. Kathryn West. Shannon West. Shelly Wheeler. Allison Wheless. Nancy Whitten. Lee Ann Wiggins. Anne Wroe. Callie Yeoman. Kathy Jane Reed and Ronnie Cuenod depict nostalgia of the ' 50 ' s. I 472 Kappa Kappa Gamma Achievement is the fundamental purpose of Kappa Alpha Psi, for with it comes accomplishments in all fields of human endeavor, Otis Brooks, Kappa Alpha Psi vice-president, said. In keeping with the fraternity ' s purpose of achievement, the Kappa Alpha Psi ' s held numerous service projects including a canned foods col- lection for needy families at Christmas and a talent show with proceeds benefiting the Ed Nails Scholarship Fund. Kappa Alpha Psi ' s participated in fraternity ' s sports tournaments in basketball and bowling. Brooks, Spock Dancer. Creeper Dray den, Lowrider Joiner. G. Q. Manning, Tack Mayfield. Blaze McGhee. Freeze Pittard. Chris Sandling. Craig Shepherd. Aqua Chan Kappa Alpha Psi ' s proudly display the insignia and traditions of their fraternity. Kappa Alpha Psi 473 LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Carolyn Browder, Sandy Drews, Karen Murphy, Ginger Taylor, Margaret Brown. Diana Tay- lor, Janet Kay Swearingen. SECOND ROW: Tina Hanson, Cindy Grace, Mary Baker, Cathy Dillard, Sarah Brooks, Nancy Capps, Cathy Campbell. THIRD ROW: Maria Vaccaro, Lisa Genitempo, Ann Parker. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Ryan, Sharon Willis, Kit Barker, Martha Harrison, Susan Van Slyke. Bleakley. Mark Boyce, Peter Brand. Ken Braud. Steven Browder. Blake Burdick. Paul Caspary. Todd Chernosky. Jay Clemens. Ewing Coe. Richard Colhoun. Bruce Doherty. Carey Dunhar. Doc Finnegan. Hal Fmnegan. Bill Foy. Steven Grace. Kevin Green. Pal Harrison, Billy Heidnck, Chris Henderson. James Highiower. Richard Honey, Jim Hotze, Mark Houren, Jay Johnston. David Joseph. Richard Kanaly.Jeff Kelley.Jay Kuhlke. Bill Lamer. Don Layden. Jay Longley. Paul Longwell. Danny Mangum. Gerald 474 Kappa Sigma When the Drag exploded into mayhem following the University ' s football victory over the University of Oklahoma, the celebrating continued until 4:00 a.m. Sunday. Several pledges from Kappa Sigma Fraternity helped to clear away the debris from almost 12 hours of non-stop celebrating. The pledges were commended in The Daily Texan for their help in cleaning up the area. Athletically, the Kappa Sigma ' s put a stop to Phi Gamma Delta ' s 27 game winning streak and captured the B Division trophy in intramural football. Actively philanthropic, the Kappa Sigma ' s sponsored a Christmas party for Travis State School and an Easter egg hunt for underprivileged children. They also hosted a Spur Dance Marathon for the March of Dimes. Kappa Sigmas lunch with alumni on Dad ' s Day Weekend. r J , , McCarthy, Ben McDermott. Joseph Mengden, Michael Mitchell. Kenny Moss, Chad Newberry, John Newman, John Osborn. Lon Pappadas, John Parks. Larry Payne. Martin Piper. Jeffrey Ponton. James Roan, Randy Roberts. Mark Russell. Bubba Russell. Kevin Sadler. Robert Schleier. Tom Sheehy. Trip Sherwood, Taylor Smith. Doug Strong, Greg Swift. Hill Thanheiser. Ford Thanheiser. Matt Vance. Carroll Wallace. Nick Walters. Bryan Warren. Rick Whaley. Thomas White. Bob Widner, Jimmy Winchell. Mark Witcher. Robert Zimmerman, David Kappa Sigma 475 Allen, Ted Aston. Scot I Avant, Jim Bennett. Dean Bonduhs. Chris Brechin. John Campbell. Brett Canterbury, John Coe, Gordon Dallon, Lenny Dockerty, Jim Drews, Carl Elmer, John Farrell, Hunter Gartitz. Wade Giles. Mark Guy, Marc Hall. Wendell Hampel, Scott Harkms. Tim Haug. David Horton, Larry Hunter. Bennett Jonkers. Randy Key, Charles King. Lew Laycock, Keith McDermett. Don Mueck. Van Nicol. Al Onion. Frank Parker. Charles Paterson. Alan Pauls. Louis Peeler, Glen Pickering. Bill Pnnce, Rudy Reeves. Billy Robbms. Cliff Ross, Ralph Rathjen. Kurt Scott, Steve Seilz. Greg Sendukas. Perry Shannon. David Shepherd. Burton Shepherd, Mike Smith. Philip Startz, James String. Kevin String. Lindsey Taylor. Rob Voims, Pat Watts. George Weakley. David Wesl. Tray 4 t it Socially, athletically and politically, the Alpha Mu Chapter of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity enjoyed the prestige of being one of the most diverse Greek soci- eties on campus. Socially, they pursued a busy schedule which included a Bourbon Street ' New Orleans Party and Alumni Banquet and a Casino Party where they gambled away huge amounts of Lambda Chi money. Athletically, in swimming, the Lambda Chi ' s captured first place in the Fraternity Division of intramurals and third in University intramural competition. Overall, their athletic efforts earned them third place in the Fra- ternity Division of intramurals. The Lambda Chi ' s lent heavy support to student gov- ernment organizations and Union committees. Wendall Hall and David Haug were on the Union Board of Directors. Through parties and on-the-corner hold-ups, the Lambda Chi ' s contributed their time to the Texas Department of Public Welfare and St. Jude ' s Hospital. This year ' s Lambda Chi Dad ' s Day Banquet honored Dr. Margaret Berry, the foremost authority on Univer- sity history and traditions. James Startz and date kicker dance Longhorn style. 476 Lambda Chi Alpha LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Cookie Castilia, Cheryl Childs, Laura Han- kins. Mary Robbins, Mary Lee Harkins, Vanessa Hargis. BACK ROW: Eliza- beth Wood, Lori Schultz, Belinda Castilia, Paula Wright, Allison Kerr, Ann Stansbury, Peggy Parker. Cheryl Childs decorates Wendell Hall for the White Rose Christmas Formal. .. Lambda Chi Alpha 477 As part of their Charter ' s Day program in November, Omega Psi Phi elected an Omega Man of the Year from nominees inside or outside the fraternity. The award was given for outstanding service to the fraternity or the community. The Austin Citizen of the Year award was also presented. The Charter ' s Day was celebrated in commemoration of the chartering of the fraternity at UT. Omega Psi Phi sponsored a campus and community blood drive for the Travis County Blood Bank. Together with the Austin Meals-On-Wheels organization, the Omega Psi Phi ' s also provided food for lower income and elderly people of Austin. The fraternity organized tutoring sessions in math and science for minority stu- dents from sixth to twelfth grade. Although dedicated to service, Omega Psi Phi ' s still found time for parties and for their little sisters, the Omega Pearls. i i William Hills presents awards to the little sisters, the Omega Pearls. Adderley. Rodney Daniels, Kenneth Fisher. Gaither Freeman, Bertzell Freeman. Eddie Hills, William Members huddle during a football game with the Little Brothers of Austin. 478 Omega Psi Phi Hooper. Wilberl Howard. Benjamin Jackson. Alfred Manor. Virgin Terry. Marcel Walker. Frank LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Schelindra Daniels. Letty Manuel, Evelyn Patterson, Tina Walker, Sherri Kyser, Karen Trolly, Sondra Dilworlh, Sheryl Crafl. BACK ROW: Anila Dunbar, Cynlhis Hunler. Deborah Harris, Charlotle Bedford, Wreathe Caslile, Rulhie Traylor, Emma Chambers, Josena Melanson. Gloria Smilh, Gabrielle Chilian. Omega Psi Phi 419 Adams. Dub Allen. Bones Arnold. Isaac Arnold. David Auslm. Brett Baker. Anderson e Photo by Robert Sinclair Members enjoy a leisurely afternoon with their porter. Alonzo Harrison. Barf ie Id. Bourdon Bar I let i. Michael Baskemlle. Bill Bauman. Rudy Bayoud. David Bell. Peter Boss. Jamie Boswell. Brad Bntt. William Brolher. Steve Brown. Walter Bullock. Frank Bunch. Max Carrulh. Brady Cartwnght, Keith Cheesman. Gill Cooper. Milton Cooper. Paul Crow. Jim ( urns. David Dohertv. David Doyle. Doug EdseUim Ehrlich. Bobb Ford. Thomas Frazier. David Gannon. Jack Gill. John Goehnnger. Charlie Grainger. George Greer. Marc Hall. Peter Hart. Max Hemphill. Tim Hcmng. Randy Hightower Buddy Hifiyer. Scott Htnton. Jimmy Huddleston. Jimmy Dan Ken. Tommy m? ?r A . 44 480 Phi Delta Theta k rpomr.AliwHimso,. I 1 KrauM. Winston Laumus. Doug Lillle. Lew Mil-Donald. Basil Me Daniel. Tim McMahon. Denny Moore. Richard Morrn. Clifton Nixon. Will CNes. David Pidgjn. Jay Ragland. Scon Reardon. David Sengelmann. Bill Shind let. Jimmy Shindler. Allen Thorp. Jim Vaughn. Robie Waggoner. Todd Wallace. Holden Walton. Dan Wendell. Wayde Woolen. Jimmy Zimmerman. Chuck How long has it been since you have had a big steam- ing bowl of Phi Delt chili? Any Phi Delta Theta member would reply, That ' s too long, and ask you to come out to a true Texas Chili cookoff which they sponsor. As part of their Round-Up activities in the spring, a local expert was employed to give the tasty results. As a serv- ice project, the Phi Delts participated in a Community Service Day where they entertained various underprivi- leged children ' s groups. Their chapter proved to be the number one contributor in the KKG-DKE Blood Drive this fall. Their contributing abilities also won them a place in the wood-collecting contest for the annual Texas Aggie bonfire. In true whimsical fashion, their theme parties included such titles as Camel Jock, Pimp and Whore and Boys ' Town. An annual Bahamas party was a major event which climaxed with the giving away of a trip to the island of Nassau. Molly Erwin is showered with confetti by her date. Max Bunch, at the Kappa match. Bill Singleman, Julia Clegg, and Richard Moore stop for a picture. J!7A B J Phi Delta Theta 4 I The pledge class of 1976 and their dates express their Longhorn spirit at the Christmas party. Ames. Gene Ames. John Anderson. Sonny Anderson. Robert Avery. Mike Bagby, Howard Baker. William Barnard. Brian Beck. Alec Bee kham. John Bishop. William Blanc hard. Joe Brady. Steven Branum, Kirk Brown. Worley Burnett Kyle Cagle. Michael Campbell. Robert Campbell. Bill Carter. Will Chumbley. Dwight Clawson. Jeff Clinton, Carey Collins. Keni Conrad. Peter Cretghton. Mark Cunningham. Kelly Davis. Ross Duke. Craig Edwards. Mark Elliott. John Ellis. Glen Embrey. Mark Ethendge. Howard Farrell. Porter Faulkner. Doug Faulkner. Carroll Fmklea. Larry Fink lea. Bill Fnser. Chuck Gatlin. Duke Glazner. Joe Gunn. Stephen HanJy. Pat Harper. Stephen Halter. Robert Hemphill. Mark Hess, Jim Hkkey. Jeff Hopper. Banon Hudnall. Clayton Huff. Jack Jaose. Cam Jen. John Johnson. Dean Johnson. Scott Johnson. Steven Keith. John Kent John Kinncy. Craig Kinney. Stephen Mayfield. John McAfee. Larry McAfee. Scott McAllister. David McCaleb. Ben McClure, Gary McElroy. Dan Me Knight Byron Moore. Butch , :-. ft 482 Phi Gamma Delta Stick ' em up! Spencer Rigney gets held up at a service project. As football fever spread beyond the boundaries of Memorial Stadium, the hours of practice by the Phi Gamma Delta intramural A-team came to fruition when the men won the fraternity championship. In the Uni- versity finals, a group of graduate Fiji ' s slipped by the undergraduates by a score of eight to six. The Phi Gamma Deltas sponsored a Halloween haunted house for children from the Austin State School. With the help of the Kappa Alphas, Buen Retire, the Fiji house, was turned into a haunted mansion. Spring ' s welcome warmth was enjoyed by the fraternity and the little brothers of Austin when they went picnicking. In March, the Pi Beta Phis accompanied the fraternity to Piedras Negras, Mexico. Moore. Mark Nelson. Mike Netherton, Bill Northern. Scot Northington, Charles Orr. Bob Peters. Paul Phillips, James Prothro. Thomas Ramsey, Scott Rasmussen. Hal Ratliff. Brent Renaud. Chris Rickabaugh. Marvin Riddick. Mac Rigney. Spencer Robinson. Tom Roche, David Rodman, Thomas Rylee. Bob Sands, Rod Sasser. Trcbes Sawtelle, Wilham Schmidt. Robert Schreiner, Gus Schreiner. Louis Sledge. Scott Stith. Russell Stone. Bryan Tellkamp. John Tellkamp. Scott Thompson. Layne Thurman. Russell Tobin. Pariick Turner. Randy Uhl. Arthur Upham. Richard Votteler, Tad Walker. Bill Waltmon, DeWitt Weatherall. George Webb. Jeff Wiginton. Scott Wiginton. Kirk Womack. Jack Da IK Phi Gamma Delta 483 Adams. John Anderson. Joe Binford. Bob Boswell, Mark Boyd. Thomas Davis. Mark Depew. Jim Duckell. Jesse Earnest. Fred Fish. Kelly Most Texans were elated over the Dallas Cowboy ' s Super Bowl victory, but the Phi Kappa Psi chapter espe- cially shared the joy of triumph with their alumnus, Dal- las Cowboy President, Texas E. Schramm. The Alpha chapter also boasts such notables as All-American foot- ball player Jay Arnette; General William B. Ruggles, editor-emeritus of the Dallas Daily News; James M. North, editor of the Ft. Worth Star Telegram; Roy Craine, cartoonist-creator of Buzz Sawyer; and the late Angus Wynne, owner of Six Flags Over Texas. Phi Kappa Psi was founded Feb. 19, 1852, at Jefferson Col- lege, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania by William Henry Let- terman and Charles Page Thomas Moore during a blinding snow storm and a raging typhoid epidemic. The chapter sponsored a food drive for the needy dur- ing Thanksgiving, a Christmas party for the deaf and held its annual Easter egg hunt for the underprivileged children in Austin. Of the many interests and activities of Phi Kappa Psi, intramural competition, the Texas- OU party, the Christmas Formal, the annual Idi Amin Dada birthday party and the Round-Up parade and weekend parties highlighted the year. Jim Depew and Janet Walsh clown around at a Phi Kappa Psi party. 1,1 P Tom Boyd, Ken Treaccar and a masked friend enjoy the Star Wars match. Chuck Swofford looks on as Mike Rhody ' s date tries her hand at craps. 484 Phi Kappa Psi fr I, I M $ LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Dana Baker, Mikki Terraso, Carolyn Cline, Kathy Rusk. BACK ROW: Francie Parker Nina Cook Vada Hill. Ella Boren. Floyd, Brent Possum. Scott Frazier, Tim Gray. Robert Griffith. Don Jones. Hunter Kempton. Rusty Muecke. Bryan Phillips. David Pruill. Russell Rhody. Mike Roberts. Bennett Robinett. Bruce Saracco. George Segler. Lloyd Siegel. Rick Spangle. John Swofford. Chuck Taner. Jeff Treaccar. Ken Wilkinson. John Phi Kappa Psi 485 unua Rene Tamaz, Dierro Muniz, Nelson Ferries and Lupe Porras make a toast to Phi Kappa Theta at their back-to-school party. Cruz, Orlando Del Bosque. RICCIO Rod Ferries. Nelson Ra Garza. Ricardo Ansleo Gonzalez, Adrian Gonzalez. Santos Orlando Guevara. Robert Telesphore Mayorga. Benilo Muniz. Dierro Emiierio I 486 Phi Kappa Theta LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Linda Trevino, Amelia Fernandez, Mart Flores. BACK ROW: Nora Garcia, Raquel Garcia, Evelia Dominguez, Diane de la Garza, Loreta Arrojo, Denise Oliveira. ih Phi Kappa Theta fraternity took some South Austin children to the Sheriff ' s Posse Rodeo on Oct. 16. Since the Texas Alpha Pi chapter received their national char- ter only a few years ago, they have tried to increase their membership each year during rush. Founder ' s Day Ban- quet, held in April, was their most important activity. Members of the Texas Alpha Pi chapter from all over the nation invited their parents to witness an award cer- emony after dinner. Perez, Frank Edward Perez, Tomas Poms. Lupe Jr. Zapata. Oscar Garcia Dancing is enjoyable at the Phi Kappa Theta party. Phi Kappa Theta 487 Addmglon. Kan Anderson. Genie Anderson. Jill Anderson. Sharon Archer. Sharon Arnold. Jenns Bailey. Susie Barnett Ann Bass. Manna Bell. Bev Bell. Man Bergquist. Amy Berry Janet Blamire. Donna Boggess. Terry Boykin. Belinda Bradf ield. Jennifer Breda. Susan Bremond. Ruthie Breroond. Sall Bremond. Nobic Bndges. Debbie Brolher. Carol Broun. Clare Brown. Cnaille Brown. Kaydee Brown. Louise Brusenhan. Kim Bums lead Alden Campbell. Cath Campbell. Doroih) Carrell. Meg C ashore. Carmel Cherry. Martha Clark. Jenn Cobb. Missy Coker. Cathy Collins. Ann Coolidge. Gayle Cox. Kelly Crow. Jean-Anne Cuenod. Diane Cuenod. Donna Dale. Emily Dale. Nanc Davis. Lisa Dies te. Martha Duncan. Harriet Finch. Lots Finklea. Marsha Fischer. Leigh Flag . Martha Ford. Cindy Gaston, Christy Gatlin. Brenda Gemg. Ann Gilchmi. Tern Goeth. Elisc Gorges. Anne Green. Sally Hale. Hilary Hall. Julie Hams. Sue Harwood. Cordie Haynes. Melmda Hickey. Michek Hill. Becca Houseman. Louise Humphreys. Laurie Hunt. Barbara Irby. Lisa Johnson. Beth Jones. Jeanine Kartak. Cindy Koch. Lisa Kramer. Ten Kusiof f. Julie Kyle. Kathy Lake. Cindy Little. Kaihy , . ' ; ' ' Members of Pi Beta Phi along with alumni, welcomed new pledges this year with an S.O.S. (Slightly Older Sis- ters) picnic. Later the entire group, along with alumni, joined the women ' s group The Austin Colonial Danes to host a tea. An original Tacky party gave couples a chance to liven the atmosphere with a variety of bizarre outfits. Many men wore insignias of rival fraternities, and women clad in miniskirts carried sequined handbags. The traditional Manmouth Duo, a party co-sponsored with Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, honored the founding of both groups at Monmouth College. Community service proved to be both fun and rewarding. The Pi Phi ' s sponsored a Halloween costume party for underprivileged children. During Christmas, members caroled at a local retirement home. Determined Pi Beta Phi members compete in the Tug-a-war at Derby Day. 488 Pi Beta Phi Oft f Parents are entertained by the Pi Phi singers during U.T. Dads day weekend. Pi Beta Phis make friends at a party for underprivileged children Lubke. Nancy Lutner. Shernll Malouf, Jennie Martin. Melinda Massoud. Denise Mathias, Dorothy Ma field. Laura McClendon. Robin McGaughy. Gina McKay. Elizabeth McKay. Mary McKenzie. Martha Mount. Jan Naugle. Becky O ' Brien. Cynlhia Owen. Susan Passel. Martha Peel. Renee Penn. Marilyn Pen rod, Teri Peterson. Susan Pfaff . Sue Pierce. Susan Primer. Cathy Rasmussen. Debbie Ray. Alicia Read. Ellen Rippey. Paige Roberts. Christy Roberts. Jill Roberts. Mary Jane Rose, V. Ross. Cindy Ross. Rita Sawtelle. Ellen Schoenvogel. Nancy Shannon. Leila Sharpe. Kathy Simmons. Margo Slover. Kay Smith. Martha Sowell. Laurie Stocker. Peggy Tarride. Carolyn Taylor. Jinger Thomas, Lynn Tilson. Terri Turner, Jann Tyler. Flora Tynes, Jenny Tynes. Roni Wallace. Janet Ward. Clare Warren. Gay Webber. Claire Wetzel. Donna Whilden. Lisa Wicker. Mary Wynne Wilkes. Sharon Williams. Ann Williams. Carol Williams. Kendall Woodward. Claire .. Pi Beta Phi 489 Barclay. David Bateman. Mark Bauer. Mcade Belisle. Memtt Bellinger, Keith Berry. David Bessellieu, Brian Biskamp. Brett Biskamp. Mark Blum. Jeb Bruneman. Steve Burgher. Ballard Bush. Alan CaJlaway. Mike Cardiff. Hal Gates. James Cleveland. Danny Cole. Bob Cox. Robert Davis. Britt Davis. Collin DeBolt Vemon Dedman. Bob DeGrassi. Trey Elliott. Mark Elliott. Mike Ellison. David Farris. Bob Fleet. Tim Florence. John Fogarty. Bill Ford. Stuart Frederick. Bo Fugitt. Chuck Gibson. Jay Gilmore. Gary Glenn. Bill Goldsmith. Trey Graves. Tucker Gray. Larry Harry. Steve Hart Alan Hayme. David Hefner. Cliff Hokenson. Craig Hudson. Steve Hurley. Syd Isensee. Mark Jaeckle. Pat Johnson. Steve Jones. Jon Kangieser, Kenny Lambert. Lyndon Larson. Roger Lucas. Jay Mahon. Brad Marshall. Eddie Martin. Let Martin. Grant Martin. Bill p The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity aided the Silver Spurs in a Dance Marathon for the March of Dimes Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Collecting money at fraternity and sorority mixers, the Beta Mu Chapter sponsored a booth at Round-Up. The proceeds went to both the Muscular Dystrophy and Big Brothers programs. Besides collect- ing donations for Big Brothers, each member was given a little brother. They took them on picnics in Pease Park, went to football games and brown-bagged-it together on Friday afternoons. The Fearsome Foursome prepare for their Western Match with the Zetas. ' ; ' . 490 Pi Kappa Alpha LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Ellen Wilhelm, Kim Boyett, Marsha Rippy, Nancy Davidson. Laurie Parsons, Chaille Brown, Dorothy Campbell, Barbara Carter, Edee Bennal. BACK ROW: Barbara Boyd, Susan Peterson, Sharon Lytle, Elise Vaughn, Danya Ellinor, Carolyn Fuguay, Susan Bateman. Betsy Buckner, Debbie Black, Nancy Dunn, Terri Gilchrist, Ann Smith, Steve Bruneman. ZJr no McCleske . Dennis McCoy, Greg McGuffey. Tommy Mertz. Jim Miller. Steve Minor. Todd Morse. Carl Munro- Ferguson, Ronald Murray, John Newman. David Partridge. Scott Payne, Bruce Polstra. David Rathmell. John Richler, Terry Robinson. Cass Rock a way. David Romano. John Rutherford. John Sacco. Mark Schroeder, Randy Schulze. Dowd Scofield, John Selig. Jeff Shindler. John Skaggs. John Smith, J mi MI Spears, Carle ion Spies. Hi i. in Sieele. Stan Stewart, Robb Sullivan. Jaime Swenson, David Swope. David Swope. Randy Tamlyn. Rusty Tatum. Larry Thornton. Stan Tiemann. Steve Wallace. John Weber, Tom Weichsel. Herb Weil. Ben Wilk. Chuck Willis. Bob Wilson. Cam Winter. Mark Wright, Jimmy Wvler. Karl The Pi Kappa Alphas go ape at the OU Pep Rally. M Pi Kappa Alpha 491 Playboy magazine recently named the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jungle Party as Best Ail-Around in their Campus-in-Review section. The SAE social program remained unsurpassed in enthusiasm and excellence. Traditionally, SAE parties have been heralded as some of the most lavish and entertaining on campus. The UT Texas Rho Chapter boasted one of the largest memberships in its existence. Over the years, SAE ' s have raised thousands of dollars for Muscular Dystrophy and have donated hundreds of pints of blood to the Travis County Blood Bank. Sieve Lewis SAE finds summer rush easy sailing at Port Aransas. Alexander. Tim Allen. T odd Antes. Mike Archer. Rick Arnett, Philip Arnol. Rob Baber. Steve Bailey. Bill Banister. Bret Barron. Ben Bass. Russell Beall. Webber Becker. Clay Becker. Scott Beecherl. John Beecherl. Louis Bishop. Brian Breihan. Jim Brooks. Gary Brown. George Buckley. Rihl Butler. Mark Cavender. Mark Cavender. Rick Cavender. Siuarl Chnstensen. Charles Clarke. Cary Clarke. Terry Clement. Craig Click. Tony Cravens. Ben Croft. John Crow ley. Tim Culwell. Mike Davis. Ray Davis. Tom Davis. Dick DeWalch. Btiu Dickie. Carson Dobbins. Tim Douglass. Cliff Durbin. Jamey Engemoen. Randy Ferguson. Scott Fitzpalnck. Mike Garza. Rudy Goodson. Tom Hamm. Tom Harvey. Paul Hawkins. John Heasley. John HKkey. Billy Hickman. Brad Home. Chip Hundley. David Hunt. Bruce Hutchison. Bill Hyde. Ross Jackson. Blair Jomayvaz. Bobby Kampmann. George KeeMe. Floyd Keeney. Randy KeUey. Lee Kiger. Philip King. Steve Kirk. Cain Konnan. Tony Korman. Greg Lawson. Dan Lefrwkh. Snowden Lewis. Donald Lewis. Steve Lotus. Mile Long. Robert Macatee. Dayton Macatee. George Matthews. Matt May. Davin May. T. Kirk ! ' 492 Sigma Alpha Epsilon LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Mary Ballantyne, Beth Hol- land, Leslie Fischer, Cynthia Williams, Diane Merrell, Sheryl Blair, Michele Hickey. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Brusenhan, Debbie Parker, India Chumney, Carol McPhearson, Julie Shade, Lisa Hamm, Callie Wroe, Lisa Davis. BACK ROW: Brenda Brosch, Lynn Thomas, Sharon McCloud, Kaydee Brown, C. C. Garza. UA 4 ftfPfNPPi JAtft 1 McBndc, Sieve McDonald, Matthew Miller. Mark Monteith. Dorrance Montgomery. Keith Murphy. Mike Muth, Robert Newman. John O ' Neill, Mike Parker. Paige Parker, Tobin Peck. Robby Peeples. Gene Ferryman. Jim Peterson, Ron Pinkston. Scoli Pinkston, Steve Prideaux. Barton Prideaux. Brannin Purvis. Tom Reed. John Reid, Lawrence Reily. Mark Rjdout. John Roach. Doug Rogers, Richard Rowan. Ed Selltnpsloh. Bob Shaw. Kelly Shaw. Stan Sillers. John Smith. Wallace Sparr. Richard Stacy. Philip Steen. Mark Slocker, Dean Strain. Steve Strauss. Andy Suf field, Thomas Taylor, Charles Thompson. David Thompson. Kelly Thompson, Bruce Thorpe. Dick Thurmond. Jimmie Vincent. Kendall Vranac. Miro Wetegrovc. Raymond Young. Joe Sigma Alpha Epsilon 493 LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Lori Teiber, Jan Mendeloff, Lyn- ette Grodin, Kathy Kamen, Candy Brown, Georga Roberts. BACK ROW: Melanie Cohen, Lisa Shainock, Stacy Fneden, Lori Levey, Debbie Feltman, Shannon Spiegelglass, Ann Blumenthal, Paula Reid. Debbie Coben, Jody Kaye Mann. Adler, Barry Albert Jim Alperson. Joel Applebaum. David Aron. Hank Averch. Craig Bagel man. Gary Baskin. Sieve Benson. Chuck Biespiel. Scott Borger. Alan Bragman. William Him Murray Bronstem. Stanley Brustein. Ronnie Cohen. Mike Coben. Sam Dushkin. Jay Epstein. Gary FaJlas. Steve Forbes. Matt Freed. Todd Gelemter. Robert Gemck. Mark Glasser. Harry Golden. Bruce Greenblum, Brad Grogin. Scott Haas. Stuart Herzog. Benny Horn. Rjck Humphries. Michael Kahn. Marc Kan tor. Brian Kaplan. Mark Kasanoff. Mike Katz. Bruce Lerner. Rob Levenson. Steve Lev me. Alan Levy. Harold Lipshutz. Howard Mann. Jeffrey Mantel. Marshall Martin. Mark Misle. Howard Misle. Sidney Mogloukin. Kenny Moses. Arthur Nogg. Randy =-.- 494 Sigma Alpha Mu Forty men that is one of the exciting accomplish- ments Sigma Alpha Mu had in 1977-78. This year was the first 40-man pledge class in the fraternity ' s history, making the membership larger now than it had ever been. For the first time in three years, the Sammies defeated their old rival Zeta Beta Tau in football. Sigma Alpha Mu ' s formal weekend and alumni reunion at Lakeway Resort was one of the nation ' s largest formals of its kind. They had at least 300 people come in for it. It was gigantic, one Sammy member said. ioa i Arthur Corenblith runs the winning touchdown at the SAM-ZBT game. At Prohibition, the Sammy ' s fall rush party, Howard Misle deals to pensive players. Novy. Brian Oshman. Norman Parven. Cary Peresman. Joel Pfeffer. Gary Pilluk. Barry Plost. Randy Plumb. Sleven Proslok. Jeff Reichenlhal. Max Riklin. Selh RudeUon. Mike Rudoff. Sieve Sachs. Ronny Samson. Doug Schein. Jerry Schultz. Howard Selig. James Sobel. Sleven Spector. Doug Suvalsky. Robert Tocker. Darryl Vegdcr. Steve Wolfson. Barry Wulfe. Perry Zale. Barry Zinn. Phil Sigma Alpha Mu 495 Abercrombie. Tony Adams, Wayne Anderson, Chel Ashby, Doug Atkins, Dingo Austin. Daniel Austin. Greg Behrmann. Jim Bonner. Blake Booih, Campbell Braley. Keith Brock. Val Brooks. Stuart BUM. Bill Chafin. Mark Chenoweth. John Cogdell, Dan Crosby. Jeff Dean. Ron De Mangny, Morgan Edwards. Craig Edwards. Mark Evans, Greg Hanneman. Mark Hansen. Mark Hamson. Al House. Howard Jackson. Thomas Jarvis. James Jarvis. Tim Jocheu. Richard Johnson. Don Jones. Mike I David Jamail looks on as Reed Jordan raises his hand in victory at Fight Night. ' ! Sigma Chi ' s and Delta Gamma ' s display a variety of costumes at the New North Party. 496 Sigma Chi ui Figta Nigh. i LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Theresa Devine, Megan Harrington, Jennifer Harris, Ellen Bornamon, Linda Cowling, Elaine Stewart, Susan Schnell. BACK ROW: Karen Christi, Kathryn Kidd, Terri Tilson, Jeanne Duke, Nancy Chafin, Nancy Nelson, Cheryl Colmere. Sororities gather at the Sigma Chi house for an original brand. The Battle Royale, attracting approximately 4,500 onlookers, was the highlight of Sigma Chi Fight Night. Blindfolded with one hand tied behind their backs, five men slugged away at each other at the annual boxing night during Round-Up. Another Sigma Chi tradition, national Derby Day was an annual favorite of Univer- sity sororities. The day of games provided an outlet for the competitive spirit between sororities and all pro- ceeds were donated to brain-damaged children at the Wallace Village in Colorado. Prior to Derby Day, soror- ities gathered at the Sigma Chi house for bottom-brand- ing, painting Greek letters on sorority members Levi- covered bottoms. Sigma Chi ' s competed in intramural football, winning the semi-finals in the fraternity divi- sion. Following tradition, the Alpha Nu chapter stressed individuality. In the doctrine of the fraternity, superior friendship was formed among those of different temper- aments, talents and convictions. i i ft ftPy itfe Jordan. Reed Lamb. B. R Markley. Harry McDowell. Carter McNichols. Thomas Medley. Curl Miller. Gene Moran. Thomas Ohmslede. John Peacock. Paul Purdy. Kyle Reid. Charles Ramlow. Reed Saunders. David Saunders. 1 H. Shaw. Maner Snyder. Steve Thomas. James Thompson. Ross Tmkham. Jeff Wallon. David Williams. Jim Wollrum. Ruperl Young. Tim Sigma Chi 497 Abraham, Leigh Ann Allschuler. Marilyn Appel. Arlenc A u stem. Debbie Belmont. Marlcne Bendalin. Annie Berkowitz, Shelly Bernsuen. Paula Berson. Randee Blum. Tina Blumenthal. Debbie Borschow. Sandra Brooks. Caren Brooks. Serena Cohan. Andrea Cohen, Denise Cohen, Ma rev Diamond, Marcia Doc hen. Sam Dokell. Liz Eisner, Sheila Eisner. Susan Engel. Ilene Fine. Halle Fischl. Jan Folpe. Debra Frank. Liz Friedel. Lynne Galkr. Elise Gar her. Sarah Gardner. Elaine Gcrber. Sharon Gerson. Cindy Golden. Sharon Goldsmith. Ilene Goodman. Patsy Haveson. Celia Heintz. Sandy Hershman. Sue Hoffner. Merrill Kamin. Dana Karren. Janei Kerner, Tammy Kogut. Karen Kopin. Pam Koshn. Louise Kramer. Ellen Krovetz. Diane Krovetz, Terri Lai t. Jan : Fratty Friends was the Halloween party for Sigma Delta Tau members, pledges and friends. On Founder ' s Day, the Tau Chapter welcomed alumnae. For Dad ' s Day, they hosted their parents with a wine and cheese party, brunch and skits. Sigma Delta Tau held the national awards for best chapter and largest chapter. i. Sigma Delta Tau members anxiously await their bottoms to be branded for Derby Day. 498 Sigma Delta Tau Eydie Selzer paints at the Delta Sigma Phi house for the OU pep rally. Shannon Spiegelglass shares a dish of ice cream with pledge Sam Dochen. xi User, Didi Lcvine. Brenda Levitin. Terri Loeb, Karen Louis. Andrea Mandel. Cindy Mandelbaum. Carol Maricll. Susan 1 Mautner. Debbie Mendel. Beverly Miller, Lisa Moszkowicz. Frida Muszkowicz, Helen Night. Ann Dee Okon. Tricia Partegas. Maria Pepper, Lynne Polasky. Diane Ray. Phyllis Ray. Robin Reisbord. Judy Ressler. Ken Roberts, George Robinson. Kaihy Rosen. Jan Rosen. Janice Rosen, Robin Rosenbaum. Tina Rosenberg. Laurie Rosenblum. Marcy Schectman. Laura Scher. Debra Schwartz. Jeanette Seelig. Linda Segal. Debra Segal. Holly Sekel. Susan Seldon. Lindsey Selzer. Elyse Selzer. Eydie Shabsis, Leslie Shapiro. Sharon Shear. Renee Shipper. Marlene Shwiff. Kathy Shwiff. Shelley Slatko, Lisa Spiegelglass, Shannon Spiegelman, Rebeca Spizer, Lynn Strug. Susan Suvalsky. Linda Tiras. Pam Tow. Tina Trelier. Andi Victor. Sally Walker. Nancy Weinfeld. Melissa Weingarten. Helen Wertheimer. Jane Zeligson, Karen Zelikow. Sabnna Zimmerman. Sharon | Sigma Delta Tau 499 Arnold. Mark Arthur. Bill Bailey. Jim Btrgficld. Jeff BUck. Terry Blouom. Allan Brown. Gary Burgin. Lyle BumitL barrcll Burns. Tom Byrd. Mike Callender. Larry Carsey. John Clemmons. Butch Cobb. Lee Coker. David Coleman. Allen Corse. Ricky Davis. Dickie Doell. Sun Ellis. David Elms. Clark Erwin. Chuck Everett Rick EzelL Grant Fendley. Tarranl Ferguson. Kent Fisher. Gary Gaines. John Gardiner. Peler Gnffin. Bill Hidley Keith Hanley. Tom Hill. Herb Hobart. Glen Holds. Andy Hussey. Jim Jackson. Paul Johnson. Brian Johnston. Stuart King. Tommy Lewis. Richard Lmney. Mike LitUe. Gary L on. Frank Melts. Mark Millikin.Joel Miranda. Mark Montgomery. Lee Muncey. Tom ? A f fli Jt I ft ' QTOT T 3033 . LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Kathy Price. Jodv White- hurst, Debbie Bridges. Meb Behman, Sonia Lewis, Judy Ligon. BACK ROW: Ann Shirley, Cindy Wilson, Carol Coale, Merry Lynn Finck, Anna Kennard, Jill Nanney, Kristy Kimberly, Susan Rachford, Donna Fletcher. Becky Campbell, Karen Jenkins. Cecily Watson. 500 Sigma Nu T J 4 , ll ' l Sigma Nu alumni treated members to a weekend retreat at the ranch of an alumnus during the spring, giv- ing actives and new pledges an opportunity to grow closer. The weekend gave rushees a chance to see Sigma Nu brotherhood first hand. The alumni were reciprocat- ing as hosts because the active chapter had honored them with a lunch and cocktail party earlier in the year. The entire chapter participated in the annual Round-Up carnival and Silver Spur Dance Marathon to raise money in Austin for the March of Dimes. Musgrovc, David Nicoud, Brian Nicoud. Roberl Nowlin, Brad Orlando. Mike Parchman, Alan Payne, Gary Pope. Bo Price. Hollis Pruitt. Mike Randall. Chuck Randall. Bob Rea. Jay Reardon. Kelly Reichert. Tom Rienstra. Matt Roberts, Scott Rollins. Ted Shearer, Art Simmons. Jace Smith. Steve Slartzman, Bnan Stevenson. Tom Swenson. Bill Terrell. Dick Torrey. Sam Walker. Ashley Walker. Kirby Wallace. Charles Wallace. Richard Watson. Bob West. Le Weylandl. Bobby Weylandl. Steve Wilkinson. David Woodward. Bill Sigma Nus participated in a wide variety of intramural sports including basketball. Sigma Nu 501 LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Ellen Swan, Kathy Irish, Nancy Martin, Jane Haughton. BACK ROW: Julie Jordan, Cynthia Mickey, Dubravka Hrgovcic, Kelly Hudson, Nancy Adams, Hilda Huber, Cathy Thompson, Sharla Shaffer, Becky Wren. Adams. Tim Adernold. Tommy Allen. Lee Allen. Mall AztOS. A mie Ban u. Gary Bardslcy Leonard Barragan. Mike Bates. Tom Brawley. Wade Brown. David Bryson. Steve Buckley. Chip Bun. Steve Campbell. Larry Carney. Kerry Cheat ham, Dick Coteman, Mark Cook. Carl ton Coppock, Sandy Crawford. David CurrelL Steve Dacy. David Decberd. Mark Dictard. Brian Draper. David Evms, Paul FarrelL Michael Ferguson. David Ferree, Mark Flowers. Tommy Frank. Mike Fray. Frank Fnnk. Bill Geiger. Keith Goldsmith. Russell Haas. Mark Hairston. John Hairston. Mark Hammond. Scott Hammond. Doug Hanna Jon Hanna. Marc Harlan. Larry Helbig. Kyle Henk, Robert Hodge. Doug Hopkins. B nidge Howard. Steve Huffman. Scott 502 Sigma Phi Epsilon Members work the kegs at the Sigma Phi Epsilon Street Party in the fall. Kegs of beer for thirsty Greeks were trucked to Pearl Street for the annual Sigma Phi Epsilon pre-football street party. Sig Eps received the Buchanon Award as one of the 16 outstanding Sigma Phi Epsilon chapters in the nation. The chapter won the Silver Spurs Dance Marathon for Muscular Dystrophy, were intramural basketball champions and received the rushing award from national headquarters for the last three years. Jacobs. Jay Jcssup. James Johnson. Chuck Jorden. Philip Kile. David Klciderer, Bob Laughlin. Brad Luther. Bob Mathews. Hal McCrory, Mike Moore. John Morledge. David Mosher. Rick Mourglia. Rick Murtaugh, Walter O ' Bannon. Jim Otto. Jay Parr. Bill Pratt. Bill Roach. Jon Roberts, Mitch Robertson. Craig Robertson. Larry Roper, Mike Rucker, Tom Scott. John Shipp, Thad Shows, Doug Smith. Chuck Smith. David Smith, Jerry Soape, Roger Soape, Scott Spafford. John Stevens, Randy Sullivan. Pat Swan. Greg Talbott.Stan Terry. Howard Thomas. Fred Thompson. Jay Thompson. Terry Toledo. Raul Turner. Mike Underwood, Bob Vallone. Ken Weber. Craig whin-lull. Bill Wood. Tom w Mike Freeman and date waltz at the Red Garter Party. Sigma Phi Epsilon 503 Han . John Bounds, Brian Brown. Fisher Burnett. Till Camp. Steve Carrington. Don Chan, Sieve Davies. Timothy Dingrando. Joey Frank. Jay French, John Glauser. Greg Granzin, Ken Grell. Gene Holcomb. Mike Sigma Tau Gamma participated in many intramural sports, including basketball. 504 Sigma Tau Gamma With a tribute to baseball, Sigma Tau Gamma placed second in the annual Sing-Song competition, sponsored by the Interfraternity Council. Their song Strike Three, Ball Four, gave the audience a nostalgic look at base- ball. In order to serve the Austin community, the frater- nity sponsored a haunted house during Halloween to raise money for the March of Dimes. Jennings. Bill Keen, Tom Lawlor. John Lawlor. Mike Lee, Howard Lenhart. Brian Lugo, Fred McGrath. Mike McKenzie. Dan Monsevalles. Rolando Orr, Charlie Reed. James Reynolds. Chris Schalt. Mike Shupp. David Smits. Scott Sodolak. Mike Speer. Randy Sturdivani. Trac Taylor, James Taylor. Robert Vepa. Ram Waller. John Weinberg. David Whited.Tom Williams. Mike Wrede. Mark Yanez. Mario Sigma Tau Gamma pledges jump for joy! J Sigma Tau Gamma 505 Although small and growing at UT, Tau Kappa Epsi- lon is the largest fraternity in the United States, Mexico and Canada. In recognition of their growth and stabil- ity, the Gamma Upsilon chapter received the Most Improved Chapter award from the national organiza- tion. One evening, the Tekes served drinks in a club and donated the proceeds to cerebral palsy. LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW: Laurie Luxinger, Susan Simp- son, Janet Harris. Ellen Cramer, Liz Adkins, Rosslyn Stringer, Susan Redman. BACK ROW: Linda Robertson. Kathy Robertson, Vickie Gaudin, Carolyn Tompkins, Laurel Powers, Debbie Weinberg, Mel- issa Haralson. Sandra Gardners, Vickie Blackman. Allen, Kevin Alvarez. Adolfo Becknauld, Bobby Bereswill. Ted Clarkson, John Crockett. Jon Dykes. Russell Fenly. Jay Flecktin, Tony Gregory. Robert Hagan, Bob Kuebler. John Knauh. Steve Kvitek. Charles fi 506 Tau Kappa Epsilon Jon Crockett and his date exchange feelings at a post-football game party. Visitors from the East chat with their friends at the Famous Couples match. Tarzan and Jane enjoy civilization at the TKE house party. Mccarty. Kichard McMullin. Albert Montgomery. Brian Price. Jeff Pulliam. Scott Rodnguez. David Rogers. Olin Schneider, Scott Smith. John Stoss. Richard Strolle. David Thomas. Jon Wilkinson. Michael Wyble. Paul .. Tau Kappa Epsilon 507 Pledges, giving the Hook ' Em sign, huddle around their pledge trainers, Buz Katz and Jeff Ross, at Pat O ' Brien ' s, their fall rush party. Ale under. Drew Alhadef. Gary Altitun. Don me Andres. Roger A ro no i Li, Alan Bachrach. Alan Balkin. Barr Bar shop. Ronnie Bender. Stephen Bcrkman. Stephen Black. Danny Blumenthal. Larry Blumrosen. Enc BishLin. Jim Bisno. Eddie Brand. Arthur Brenner. Hank Brochsiem. Mark Burke, Kevin Captan. Mike Carp. Joel Chanon. Greg Chod, Ronnie Davidoff. Mark Davis. Lenny Dei tchman. John Donosky. Robert Dreyf us. John Dreyfuss. Rob Mms. Mitch Eskowitz. Bruce Kumgoff. Sam Evensky. Retd Feinstem. MKhaet Fonberg. Mitchell Fradkin. Steve Freed. Howard Freed. Billy Friedman. Cliff Genecov. Jeff Gerard. Brett Gerbes. Tommy Gerson, Randy Glass. Robert Clawr. Mike Glucksman. Stephen Gold. Matt Goldberg. Marshall Goldberg. Robert Goodman. Craig Goodman. Bubba Gordon. Kent Green berg. Alan Greenberg. David Grodnick. Jimmy Hacker. Bradley Mauser. Michael Hershorn. Benji Jacobs. Alan Jayson. Hal Kaplan. Brian Kanel. Mark Kastleman. Bryon Katz. Buz Kaufman. Perry Kboudi. Joe Klein. Rob Kottwitz. Billy Krost Marvin Lac her. Rtckie Lefko. Jim Lerner. Rodne Lerner. Seth Levine. Jay Levy. Darryl Lewms. Richard Love. Rusty Luske . Alan Luskey. Larry Marcol. Gary t, iu , 508 Zeta Beta Tau Hurricane drinks, French doughnuts and jazz were combined to create the flavor of old New Orleans. Zeta Beta Tau members converted the backyard of their house to resemble the famous nightclub Pat O ' Brien ' s. By transforming the swimming pool into a bamboo- filled, lighted fountain, and by adding candlelight and outdoor tables, the Lambda chapter members built a reproduction of a scene from A Streetcar Named Desire. The occasion was the annual fall rush party of one of the largest fraternities on campus. Sam Seelig throws a pass during an intramural game. Debbie Wishnow and Howard Freed enjoy the Zeta Beta Tau-Alpha Epsilon Phi Hobo match. iSLi , Meyerson. Alfie Mizrahi. Roland Novorr. Keith Nussbaum. Jay Padawer. Jeff Pozmantier. Barry Proler, Jody Reiner. Danny Reiner. Seth Reiiman. Mitch Robinson, Ralph Roggen. Todd Rosen. Barry Rosenthal. Louis Ross. Jeff Rubcnstem. Michael Rudy. Ken Sandier. Brad Sandweiss. Bruce Schaen. David Scheinberg. Russell S cheps. Brent Schlosser. Brad Seelig. Sam Seline. Richard Sel er. Billy Sieget. Brett Sigman, Louis Singer. Glenn Spector. Mitch Spitz. Nelson Steinberg. Jack Stern. Happy Stern, Alan Stolper. Dan Strull. Bnan Sweet. Alan Tonkon. Eddie Toubin. Joel Veeder. I .mJ Vine, Jack Wallerstem. Joel Weber. Jeff Wishnick. Joel Wishnow. Michael Wishnow. Nate Wolens. Keenan Wolff. Jeff Wulfe. Scon Zictz, Barry Zeta Beta Tau 509 Adams. ant Anderson. Karen Anderson, Man Ka Andrews. Mary Lou Babmeau . Sally Babmeaun. Susan Baker. Debra Baker. Mar Batlasi. Lisa Barnard. Debbie Bearden. Deborah Beavers. Libb Beeson. Laurelle Begien. Meg Beilharz. Suzi Bell. Kalhv Bellalti. Laune Berry Kim Bills. C nlhia Bland. Julie Bogart. Kim Bonney Gayle Bosier. Barbara Brown. Denise Brown. Beth Ann Cable. Elizabeth Cam. Apnl Campbell. Beck Campbell. Sherri Camngton. Merry Carroll. Man, Casey Mar Christie. L nda Cilley. Barbara Collins. Charlotte Collins. Man. Compton. Elizabeth Cross. Helen Davey Alice Doyle. Lynn Duffey, Ann Eaton. Kim Eltmor. Dansa I llmor. Ltsi English. Lisa Evans. Mar Evans. Susan Faber. Anne Fancher. Lisa Fears. Came Felvey. Laune Fondren. Francie Gallo. Elizabeth Gentry. Suzanne Grace. Cmd Grant. Gwen Gray. Marta Grayson. Deanna Gready Pal Green. anc Even though pledge Katy Mahoney lands in the mud pit, the Zeta Tau Alphas still won Derby Day. I ' ' :. 510 Zeta Tau Alpha Francie Fondren is carried to Sigma Chi bottom branding. Actives and pledges put their heads together at the Zela Tau Alpha Big-Little Sister roller skating party in October. Greene. Danette Griffin, Carrie Grinstead. Cindy Hadsell. Jeri Hairston. Lisa Hall. Tracey Harrell, Mary Hartman. Diane Hayes. Amy Haynes, Colleen Heard. Laurie Hednck, Georgeann Hennes. Cecile Holekamp. Jane Ann Morion. Anne Houston. Leslie Hunter. Natalie Husbands. Terry Jeter, Elizabeth Johnson. Julie Kellogg. Mary Kennedy. Kalhy Knox, Diana Koile. Kim Koile, Knsicn Lawler. Lynn Leishman. Mary Liebmann, Laura Mahoney, Katy Malkemus, Diana Malone. Monna Man icoiii. Jan Marchbanks. Claudia Martin. Kalhy McClure. Kristi McClure. Stephanie Photo courtesy of ZTA. Zeta Tau Alpha 511 To raise money for the American Cancer Society, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and Delta Upsilon fraternity co- sponsored a hold-up and marathon run to Dallas. The Kappa chapter also had a picnic with the Big Brothers of Austin for underprivileged children. The chapter won the October 1977 Sigma Chi Derby Day by accumulat- ing the most points. Many members were involved in organizations such as Orange Jackets, Posse, Spooks and Mortar Board. McGinn is. Sheila Me Lane. Pnscilla McPherson. Lauren Meacham. Libb Mechler. Pen Miller. Diana Muecke. Lisa Murphy Lisa Nelson. anc Nixon. Jamece Ottmann. Judi Owen. Robin Patton.Carla Peterson. Susan Poerschke. Robin Powell. Hallie Rambolt. Jeannie Raihmell. Man, Ann Ray Chnsd RJV Robin Richards. Sa!l Richardson. Melissa Richardson. Sher 1 Riddle. Julie Roth. Livv Ruple). Pharr Samuel!. Mar Claire Sanderson. Ka Schmidt. Susan Schramm. Julie Schroeder. Vivian Schuelke. Patt Schultz. Sall Smith. Fran Spence. Shannon Stevenson. Maria Stokes. Janese Stokes. Julee Studer. Anne StulU. Susan Surles. Leslie Sweanngen. Janet ka Ta k r. Elaine Thompson. Diane Tiller .Sail Tobm. Julie Valentine. Sarah Van Sl ke. Susan Waikins. Karen Waugh. Gmn Weil. Melanie West. Ph hs Williamson. Jana W ' llson. Bridget W il on. Karol Wilson. Nanc Wimbish. Patti Wood ley Susanne Woodward. Barbra Zuch. Carolvn Pledges Kristen Koile and Sarah Valentine cheer for the ' Horns at the OU pep rally. 512 Zeta Tau Alpha 3BH A fl Theta Xi. plagued by dwindling funds, members grad- uating and disagreements among themselves, disbanded as a registered student organization in spring, 1978, according to member Robert Hernandez. The group had not been affiliated with the Interfraternity Council for the last three years. One of their last group activities was attending the Texas-Oklahoma football game. Ashworth. Charlie Buck. Edward Geary. James Hampton, James Hernandez, Robert More. 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Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees MARTINEZ. JUDITH ANN. Edmburg Spanish. Graduate Student Organization MARUYAMA. KYUICHI. Japan Civil Engineering 518 Graduate Students X t in 4 ' . Hook ' em: Bevo ' s Double Bevo ' s counterpart during basketball season was a Longhorn called Hook ' em. Hook ' em promoted spirit and did his best to entertain UT fans. The mascot first appeared in fall, 1975, when Steve Sockler created and wore the Longhorn costume. Hook ' em ' s outfit was basically a brown fur jumpsuit with a specially-designed head. Sockler and artist Hugh Head worked for about eight weeks during summer vacation to construct the Longhorn mask. The mascot attended every home basketball game. During pre-game spirit activities, Hook ' em got acq- uainted with the fans. Sockler said, The highlight of the season was meeting the little Cougarette from the Uni- versity of Houston. She ' s the only other mascot I met. Sockler enjoyed being Hook ' em and was glad he had been a part of a new UT tradition. At the end of Hook- ' em ' s first year, Sockler graduated and donated the Bevo costume to the University. Now a cheerleader alternate wears the suit each season. The mascot during 76-77 was Eddie Goldberg, and Albert McMullin served for the 77-78 term. i MATTESON. STEPHEN MARK. Texas City Chemical Engineering. AXS. TBII. AlChE. Council of Graduate Students MATTHEWS. RAYMOND WOODS. Sherman Business Administration MCCLAUGHERTY. KENNETH W.. Pleasanton Library Science. Sierra Club. The Wilderness Society. Special Libraries Association MCDANIEL. NEIL BLAKE. A ustin Law. The Navigators. Christian Legal Society MCFARLANE. MARY HELEN. Brownwood Studio Art. ASA. Choral Union MCSHANE. DAVID H.. Austin Vocal Music. Chambers Singers METHENY. FLOY LEE. Austin Business Administration MEYERSON. MICHAEL HARRIS. San Antonio Drama. Fine Arts Council. Film Committee. Theatre Repertory Committee MINICK. DAVID WESLEY. 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GLISSA WILBURN. MARCIA SUSAN. Fort Worth Education WOODALL. ELLEN RUTH. Cookvillc. TN Music Education. M ' H-,. Symphonic Band WORRELL, RUBEN. Panama Bio-Medical Engineering. IEEE. Texas Academy of Science. Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation YOUNG. STEVEN ELGIN. Austin Journalism ZALE. RAYMOND JOSEPH JR.. Farmmgton Hills. Ml Business Administration. Graduate Business Grievance Committee. Distinguished Speakers Committee ZARING.ALAN KEITH, Cicero, IN Computer Science U; The Re-birth of a Movie Tony Rimmer, a University doctoral student in jour- nalism and radio-television-film, found five reels of a 62-year old movie in the basement of a house on East 32nd Street in Austin. For research purposes, Rimmer interviewed Elmo Hegman, who roadshowed the film around Texas during the 20 ' s and 30 ' s. Hegman remem- bered placing some of the movie reels in his sister ' s home and helped Rimmer look for the historic film. The movie was Martyrs of the Alamo, a se quel to Birth of a Nation. Considered a prestige film of the period, it was made in 1915 and directed by D. W. Grif- fith. Martyrs is the earliest motion picture version of the Battle of the Alamo. The reviews at the time the movie was released described it as historically correct in every detail. However, the movie was filmed on the West Coast, not in Texas. Rimmer ' s find, one of only two known copies, was sent to the American Film Institute where the other copy is kept. The API will copy the best parts of each film from the original 35 mm to 16 mm film stock. The old films were made of nitrate stock which deteriorates over time and is highly flammable. However, the reels were in surprisingly good condition with only a few damaged places. Excited about his discovery, Rimmer said, The film does have a lot of significance for the state. 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Jones said that the Cafe resembled a regular bar because it was small and could serve approximately 80 persons. Those who frequently visited the Cafe were generally older than other students. Its relaxed atmos- phere gave Jones more time to talk to customers. On the other hand, the Tavern was usually hectic, with customers lined up four and five deep on weekend nights. Unusual experiences added interest to slower nights. Jones said that his weirdest experience occurred one night during fall, 1977. Not content to merely describe some songs he had written, a customer sud- denly burst into song in the middle of the bar. ETIER. DOUGLAS BRENT. Canollton Advertising. PRSSA EVANS. JANET LYNN. U Marque Transportation. 4 BX. Transportation Club EVANS. KAREN COLETTE. Pasadena Education. A4 EVANS. KERRY SIDNEY. Spearman Finance EVANS. SHELLEY ANN. Tyler Special Education. AI EVANS. SHERRI LEE. Fort Worth Social and Behavioral Sciences EVERETT. CARLOS BARRERA. Austin Pharmacy. 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' 1 K J IIA FRIEDSON. LAURIE ANN. Fort Worth Elementary Education. A K . KAII. Education Council FRIETSCH. TAMMY BOOTH. Merkel Secondary Education FRIETSCH. WALTER PAUL. Shiner Accounting FRISBIE. GEORGE SCOTT. Houston English FRITTS. NANCY LEIGH. Houston Advertising. Ski Club FRUCHT. SANDRA DIANE. Houston Special Education. Council for Exceptional Children. TSEA. AEH Link Sister FUCHS, JOSEPHINE ANN. Texas City Elementary Education FULKERSON. DEREK JOSEPH. Birmingham. Ml Accounting. A2FI. CBA Council. BA+. BFS. Intramural Sports FULLER. JANET LEA. Austin Journalism. AF GAFPORD. ARTHUR JAMES. San Antonio Accounting Graduating Seniors 533 GALANSKI. STANLEY ROBERT. Austin Engineering, Mortar Board. Longhorn Singers. AIAA GALINDO. ROBERT URI AS. San Antonio Psychology. KH GALLARDO. IGNACIO LORENZO. Puerto Rico C ' hernistry. Intramural Sports GAI.LAWAY. ALISON JANE. Austin French. International Business Association GALLENBACH. CRAIG MICHAEL. Seabrook Mechanical Engineering. 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KATHERINE DIANE Auslin English KATZ. ARTHUR HABER. Memphis, TN Business Administration. ZBT. Posse KATZ. BRENDA LYNN. Dallas Marketing, BX, American Marketing Association KATZ. KAREN DIANE Houston English. AE . Canter Club. TAE. A Q. Pre-Law Association KAUFMAN. NANCY ANN. San Antonio Marketing, AE . AAX. BIT. American Marketing Association. The Fashion Group KAYE. DEBORAH FRANCES, Dallas Psychology. Film Committee KAYE. JODY LYNN. Houston . . Speech Pathology. SAM Little Sister 540 Graduating Seniors H Alumni Cheer The ' Horns On On Homecoming Day at one of the world ' s largest universities, few were happier than the alumni to cheer on the nation ' s Number One football team. Excited that they might once again cheer a national championship team, alumni drank beer and picked at trays of food on the tailgates of their station wagons and Winnebagos near Memorial Stadium on Nov. 17, 1977. After a seven year exile, UT was once again high atop the great intercollegiate athletic poll. The last time the Longhorns attained that lofty position was in 1969 when no less an authority than President Richard Nixon proclaimed that Texas was Number One. But this was a different time. With a peanut farmer in the White House, the alumni appeared content to cheer the spirited ' Horns. It KEAN. JAMES CAMPBELL. Houston Speech. A4 ii. Student Speech Association Treasurer. Pre-Law Association KEENEY. RANDOLPH VENNARD. Houston Finance. K. Student Landman ' s Association KEIFFER. EDWIN PAUL. Dallas Economics. Pre-Law Association. II2A Co-Chairman. Dean ' s List. Intramural Sports. Young Democrats KEISNER. KIM ALAN. Harlmgen Aerospace Engineering. AIAA President. TBII Secretary. 2TT Vice-President. A [). t Hl KELLAM. FREDERICK LEONARD. Austin Management. Young Americans for Freedom. Young Republicans KELLEY. KINSLOE LOUISE. Houston Psychology. KAB. Southern Singers KELLEY. TERRI MARGARET. San Antonio Special Education. Council for Exceptional Children. KJ I I KELLY. MARY HELEN. Fort Worth Computer Science. AAA. K . Young Libertarian Alliance KELLY. ROBERT HAROLD. Killeen Education. Mathematics. Intramural Sports. Water Polo Club Vicc-Presidenl. Resident Assistant. Musical Events Committee KELLY. SUSAN CAROL. Bellaire Interior Design. ASID. Spooks. Upper Class Advisors KENNARD. ANNA JONES. McAllen Radio-Television-Film. Xfl. Panhellenic Council KENNEDY. BRIAN TIMOTHY. Dallas Radio-Television-Film. Underwater Society KENNEDY. JOHN LLOYD. Biloni. MS Finance. AT. Intramural Sports Senior Manager. Finance Association KENNEDY. KATHRYN ANN. Biloxi. MS Marketing. ZTA. Young Republicans Little Sisters of the Seventh Star KENNY. DIANA LYNN. Austin Education. TSEA KERR. ALLISON SORRELLS. Fort Worth Advertising. K K I . Student Association Senator. Communication Council. Advertising Club. Women in Communication KERR. JAMES DAUGHERTY. San Antonio Sociology KERR. THOMAS PATRICK. Marshall Mechanical Engineering. ASME. ' I ' AH KEYSER. SANDRA LORRAINE. Fredencksburg Zoology. Southern Singers KIECKE. ELROY EDGAR. Bellville Accounting. Pre-Law Association. Sailing Club KIESCHNICK. MARCUS DEAN. Bishop Mathematics. AFROTC. Arnold Air Society KIGER. PHILIPSCOTT. Austin Advertising. ZAE. t l li.. Water Ski Club KILE. JOHN DAVID. Dallas Business Administration. iJt ' K. Pre-Law Association KILLINGSWORTH. ROBIN ANN. Austin Journalism-History KIM. AENA. Houston Psychology KING. CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL. Austin Business Administration. Acacia KING. DANIEL CHRISTOPHER. Wallis Management. Rodeo Association KING. FRANK ANTHONY. Austin English. Honors Program. Real Estate Society. Chess Club. Waller PmccHI Webb His- lorial Society KING. KATHLEEN BUCK. Houston Interior Design. J 4 B Treasurer-Rush Captain. Bevo ' s Babes KINNARD. STEVEN ALAN. Wilmer Business Administration. Intramural Sports. Real Estate Society Graduating Seniors 541 KINSER, GLEN BYRON, Fort Worth Radio-Television-Film KIRKLAND. BENJAMIN WILEY, Austin Finance K1RTLEY, JOHN HARRELL. Austin Radio- Television-Film RISER. JACK STEVEN Marketing. American Marketing Association KISER. METTA ANNE, Houston Home Economics. ASID. AZ President KLAUSNER, JUDITH, Dallas French, Big Buddy Program. AAA. Honors Program KLECKA, DIANE MARIE. Dallas Public Relations. AAA, College Scholar. ZAX SPJ. PRSSA, AAFI President-Pledge Trainer KLEUSER, CHARLES WAYNE JR.. Dallas Management. AZI1 KLINE, LINDA ARLENE San Antonio Kindergarten-Education KLINKSIEK. MYRA LEE Fredericksburj Elementary Education. Longhom Band. TBS Treasurer KL1PPLE BARBARA ANNE, San Marcos Accounting. BA+. K . BH). AAA. College Scholar KLUMP. DELBERT CRAIG, Navasota Chemical Engineering, AIChE TBII, QXE. Navigators KNAPE KANDISCENE Alvin Radio- Television-Film, A4 fl, Interaction Committee KOCUREK. MARY ANTOINETTE Corpus Chnsti Speech. Dean ' s List. Speech Club KOEDERITZ. CANDICE ELIZABETH, San Angelo Engineering KA9.TBn.XE. Society of Women Engineers. ASCE KOEN1NGER. STACY DAWN, Dimmitt Business Administration KOHOUT. MELISSA. Stamford Studio Art. Rodeo Association KOILE, KIMBERLE Austin Chemistry. Orange Jackets. ZTA President, Panhellenk Council President, Mortar Board, 4 BK KONE. ALICE MARIE Pasadena Radio-Television-Film. Resident Assistant KOPIN. PAMELA SUE Lcawood, KS Nursing. SAT KORMAN. ANTHONY PAUL Abilene Finance. AE KOSLIN. LOUISE SUE Houston Marketing, SAT, American Marketing Association, BX. CBAS Advisor KOSORIS. JEFFREY PAUL, Houston Biology, H2, K KOTCH. ARTHUR BRANTON. Houston Plan II. Dean ' s List. Young Republicans KOUBA. CARLENE GALE Austin Accounting, BA+. K . BX. BPS. AAA KOUVELIS. CHRIS PETE JR.. San Angelo Accounting KOVICH. JAMIE JEAN. Auslin Clothing and Textiles, AAII, The Fashion Group KRAFKA, SHIRLEY DIANE. Brownsville Microbiology KRETZSCHMAR. KRISTINA LYNN. Austin Deaf Education KRIENKE. KAREN ELIZABETH, Round Rock Elementary Education. KAfl. TSEA KRIENKE KATHRYN LYNN. Round Rock Marketing. American Marketing Association KRISTYNIK. MARIANNE Houston Government, TAE, H2A, AT Little Sister. Dean ' s List KUBALA, KATHRYN ANN. Corpus Christi Special Education, FAE, Education Council, Council for Exceptional Children KUBELKA, MARTHA EVELYN. Somerville Microbiology KUEHM. CHERYL LYNN, Houston Kindergarten-Elementary Education KUHN, DIANE ELIZABETH. Houston Elementary Education. A . Longhorn Singers. Student Government Publicity Com- mittee. K A 1 1 . AAA KULLMAN. JEFFERY BUSH. Aransas Pass Marketing, AXA KUNZ, JULIE ANN. Spring Marketing. American Marketing Association. Community Business Advisory Service, Spooks. 4 B Kinsolving KUPKA. LESLIE DIANE. Denison Computer Science. 4 BK KUSNERIK. DAVID EUGENE Galveston Marketing. CACTUS Section Editor. FAE. eK Alumni Association, American Mar- keting Association KY. TICK CU. Austin Zoology LA BOUFF. JEANETTE MARIE Midland Secondary Education. A ' .:. 4 K t LAFITTE DARRELL GREGG. Dallas Finance, KA. Intramural Sports LAFLEUR. LEAH MARIE. Georgetown Advertising LAHAIE. MICHAEL PATRICK. Dallas Accounting. Honors Program. Intramural Sports. Community Business Advisory Serv- LAIRD. BRANT BEN. Kilgore Biology, Aa H2 LAIRD. LISA JAN. Houston History LANCASTER. DEBORAH JANE San Antonio Biology 542 Graduating Seniors LANCASTER. KAY GENE, Weslaco Nursing, AAA, AAA LANCASTER. KRIS ANN. Weslaco Nursing, AA LANCHAK. STEPHEN LOUIS. Austin Communication, A t U LANDAETA, LUIS JOSE. Venezuela Petroleum Engineering LANEY, BILLY LAWSON. Victoria Mechanical Engineering, ASME, E)ance Team LANE. MICHAEL DWIGHT. Houston Government, Resident Assistant, Pint Epicurean Order or the Delclesians LANGFORD. MARK MCKhN7.il Houston Finance, ATA LANZISERA. JANE SUSAN, Houiton Music Education. IA I, University Chorus Treasurer, Music Educators National Con- ference LARKIN, HUGH EVERETTE, Scaly Pharmacy, A A LAROCCA. ROBIN LYNNE. Houston Public Relations. FB. PRSSA LAROSE, ELLEN LOUISE, Houston Chemistry, PAE, TSEA. HUE LARRABEE. ROBERT CHARLES, Hollywood. MD Mechanical Engineering. ASME. American Nuclear Society. American Society of Naval Engineers L.ASOF. LEE CHARLES. Bellaire Accounting LASS. KENNETH PAUL. Houston Psychology LATIMERrLESLIE ANN. Victoria Advertising, Advertising Club, K LATTIMORE, KATHRYN LOUISE, Port Arthur Elementary Education, Ai A, CACTUS Staff LAUGHLIN. JOHN ROBERT. Seguin Chemical Engineering. AIChE, Longhorn Band LAVERY. VALORIE ANN. San Antonio English LAW, THOMAS HOWARD EDWARD. Dallas Communication, Dean ' s List LAW, TIMOTHY DAVID, Amarillo Finance, Finance Association LAWAU ARKANNI SEGUN L.. Nigeria Petroleum Engineering LAWLER. LYNN, Dallas Clothing and Textiles. ZTA, The Fashion Group President LAWLER. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Houston Accounting. Intramural Sports LAWLOR, JOHN MICHAEL, San Antonio Accounting, 2TP, Resident Assistant, Big Brothers of Austin LAWRENCE, BRIAN JAMES, Austin Management. Intramural Sports Senior Manager LAWSON. BRONWYN. Austin Marketing. AT Social Chairman, Texas Relays Princess, Angel Flight. Posse LAZA. APRIL ELYN. Richardson International Business-Marketing. Fencing Club, American Marketing Association, International Business Association. Czech Club, Czech Singers LEAL. ARIAS CARLOS. San Antonio Accounting LEAL. ROSALINDA. Laredo Psychology LECHTENBERGER. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Houston Physical Education, PEM Club. Ski Club LEE, CHERYL DAWN. Somerville, NJ Accounting, t BX Treasurer LEE, LAI WAH. Houston Chemical Engineering. AAA. AIChE, TBI1 LEE MARY SUSAN, Austin Nursing LEE, NANCY YUK-YIN, Houston Interior Design, ASID LEHR. DOUGLAS JULIUS, San Antonio Mechanical Engineering. ASME, $H LELKO. YVONNE MARIE. Piano Public Relations. AAA. PRSSA LEMEZIS. JAMES MARTIN, Port Lavaca Electrical Engineering. HKN. IEEE LEON. RAFAEL SIMON. Venezuela Management, Venezuelan Student Association LEONARD. MELISSA KAY. Fort Worth Accounting, l ' H. B X LERMAN, ANDRE, Northbrook. IL Government, Student Government, Sailing Club. Pre-Law Association LEROUX. PHILLIP EDMOND. Argyle Mechanical Engineering LEVI, JALAANE MARIE. Fort Worth Advertising, Cultural Entertainment Committee. Spooks. Advertising Club LEVIN. DAVID MARSHALL. Midland Geology, Natural Sciences Council LEVIN, DEBRA BETH, Tulsa, OK Special Education. TSEA. TSTA. NEA. SNEA LEVINE, ELYSE SHARON. Houston Music, MI LEVINE. PAUL DAVID. Dallas Biologv. AEI1. AEA. H2 LEVINE, SUSAN KAY. Houston Journalism. PB. DAILY TEXAN Staff, Women in Communication. 2AX SPJ LEVISAY. JANET LEE, Dallas Journalism. ZAX SPJ. CACTUS Staff. Dean ' s List, K Graduating Seniors 543 LEVY. JUDY CAROL. Houston Accounting. ' 1 ' XH. Intramural Sports LEVY. SHARON ANNE. Dallas Marketing. American Marketing Association. The Fashion Group. AAA. BFS LEWIS. GAIL DIANNE. Missouri City Microbiology. AAA LEWIS. JOHN TAYLOR. Austin Petroleum Engineering. TBM. [IET. AIME. Engineering Scholar. II US LEWIS. RICKY RAY. temple Business Administration LEWIS. SONIA. Houston Spanish. IN Little Sister. Mortar Board Pr Humanities Council. A4 Vice-President LEWIS. SYLVIA ANN. El Paso LEYEN 8 DECKER. DOUGLAS ALAN. Houston Accounting 1.ICHTY. LINDA MARIE. Colorado Springs. CO Elementary Education. XA LINDLEY. JANET MARIE. Houston Geology. A Ml Resident Assistant. Geology Club. AAA LINE. LEE EDWARD. Hereford Civil Engineering. ASCE LIPMAN.CAREN JOY. Houston Accounting. AAA. BPS- Intramural Sports LITTLE. CATHRINE HELEN. Fort Bragg. NC Petroleum Engineering. TBF1. F1ET Second Vice-President. AIME. Intramural Sports. l K fr LITTLE. DEBRA INEZ. Austin Accounting LITTLE. M ARTA M ARI E. Tulsa. OK Zoology. Natural Sciences Council. Resident Assistant. T0A. K LITTLEJOHN. SANDRA KAY. Houston Advertising LIVINGSTON. CHARLES ALAN. Fort Worth Finance. Intramural Sports LO. MIRANDA SUK CHING. Austin Accounting-Finance LOCHTE. RONALD JAMES. Austin Management. AXIi LOGAN. LISA NAN. San Antonio Plan II. AAA. 4 K4 . Honors Program LOGAN. NANCY CAROL. Houston Business Administration. 4 BX LOHR. BETH CHRISTINE. Garland Pharmacy. LPhA LONERGAN. MARY ANN. Ausun Speech Pathology. NSHA. I SI I A LONGORIA. MIKEL ISRAEL Houston Journalism. SAX SPJ. DAILY TEXAN Staff. HS LONG WELL. JOE ELDON. Hargill Civil Engineering. ASCE. TBn. XE LOOK. DAVID BARRINGTON. Corsicana Finance. KA.IFC. Posse LOPEZ. ELMO STEWART. Laredo Finance. Longhom Band. Tejas Club. ' 1 M A Treasurer LOPEZ. MARIA GRACIELA. Corpus Chrisli Pharmacy. KE. LPhA LOPEZ. MARIA ROSALINDA. San Antonio Bilingual Education LOPEZ. MIRIAM CONSUELO. Venezuela Chemical Engineenng LOPEZ. OSCAR E.. San Benito Biology. K+. NCHO LOTSU. KOJO. New York. NY Petroleum Engineering. AIME LOVELACE. DEBRA SUE. Corpus Chrisli Philosophy LOVETT. MARGARET ANN. Wichita Falls Finance. KKF LUK. VANESSA YIN YEE. Hong Kong Linguistics LUKER. ROBERT STEPHEN. Corpus Chrisli Petroleum Land Management. Student Landman ' s Association LUKIN. KAREN MICHELE. Dallas Advertising. AAA. Varsity Singers. Longhorn Singers. Advertising Club LUMB. KAREN KAY. Houston Psychology. AXQ LUNDGREN. PAULA ANN. Austin Clothing and Tentiles. CACTUS Staff. The Fashion Group. AX A Little Sister LUSKEY. SHARON MELISSA. Dallas Psychology LUSTER. DENNIS BRIAN. San Antonio Government LUTHER. ROBERT BRUCE. Corpus Christi Government. E. Pre-Law Association. Honors Program. Supreme Court Internship Committee Chairman LUTZ. MARSHA LYNN. Houston Civil Engineering. ASCE. Intramural Sports LUTZ. MONIKA MARIE. Austin Radio-Television-Film. Women in Communication. Communication Council LYNN. DEBORAH JEAN. Austin Latin American Studies LYON. ROBIN BRUCE. Spring Chemical Engineering. Intramural Sports. TBn. SJXE. H2 LYON. ROBIN KIMBERLY. Demon Psychology. Ski Club. University Republicans. Resident Assistant LYONS. KIRK DAVID, Austin History. H2. Sons of Confederate Veterans. Honors Program 544 Graduating Seniors MA. THIDA. San Anlonio Nutntion, Resident Assistant. ON. Student Dietetics Association. I Ah. MACATEE. GEORGE PETTIT IV. Dallas Finance. 2AE, Finance Association. Real Estate Society MACE. CARL ROBERT. Houston Accounting. KA. Resident Assistant MADRIGAL DULCE MARIA. San Benin. Psychology-Social Work. Social Work Association. NCHO. Dance Team MAHER. JAMES JOSEPH. Houston Finance-Insurance, insurance Society MAHON. ELDON BRADLEY. Fort Worth Accounting. 1 1 K A President. Posse. H2. Big Brothers of Austin MAHRER. WILLIAM L.. Greenville Aerospace Engineering. $E Treasurer MALDONADO. ELLA ESTHER. Corpus Chnsti Accounting MALONE. CHARLES EUGENE. Killeen History. UNIT MALONE TERRI ANN. Austin History. T B MALOWITZ. MARCY WYN. Houston Computer Science. AE. AAA. TIME. ACM MANCHESTER. MICHAEL CURTIS. Hou ston Accounting. MA MANDEL CYNTHIA FAY. Houston Education. SAT. A+K MANDT. NICOLE ANN. Austin International Business. International Business Association. K MANN. CHARLES TIMOTHY. Fort Worth Electrical Engineering MARK WORDT. JANET ELAINE. Keirville Biology. Longhorn Band MARTIN. ANNA MARIE. Arp Sociology. A t 12 MARTIN. CATHY LYNN. Houston Pliysical Education. AZA. PEM Club, Intramural Sports MARTIN. MARILYN. Houston Psychology. ZBT Little Sister MARTIN. NAURICE GRANT CUMMINGS. Houston English. Pre-Law Association. 1 1 K A MARTINEZ. DENNIS BRIAN. San Antonio Government. Young Democrats, Pre-Law Association MARTINEZ. LILI DENISE. San Antonio International Business. Intramural Sports. Pre-Law Association MARTINEZ. MARY LOU. Corpus Chrisli Education. KAII MARTINEZ. YLEANA ALICIA. Laredo English MARVIN. JACK EDWIN. Austin Chemical Engineering. AX President. TBI I Vice-President. AK hi. President. SIX K. AXZ MASSARO. KEVIN CRAIG. Ingleside Electrical Engineering. HKN. IEEE MASSEY. BARBARA LYNN. Fort Worth Finance. A . Cordettes. American Marketing Association. Ski Club MATHEWS. GERALD KENNEDY II, Lubbock Journalism, DAILY TEXAN Staff. University Chorus MATTHEWS. MARY CATHERINE. Dallas Advertising. AAA. 2 E Little Sister. Bored Martyrs. Advertising Club MATULA. CAROL THEA. San Anlonio Accounting MAULDIN, KATHRYN LOUISE. Dothan. AL Advertising. XB. Advertising Cluh Publicity Director. American Marketing Associa- tion. PRSSA. Honors Program MAURER. MARY ALICE, Houston Psychology. Women ' s Concert Choir. $B Kinsolving. +X MAXEY. ROBERT DAVIS. Houston Accounting. A K + MAY. THOMAS KIRK. Sherman Finance, ZAE. Finance Association MAYORGA. BENITO, Brownsville Journalism. 4 K6. Longhorn Band. DAILY TEXAN Staff MAYS. JAMES WILLIAM. Dallas Petroleum Engineering, t H X. 1 1 KT. TH 1 1 MAZUCA. DIANE. San Antonio Government. Student Association State Lobby Committee. Young Democrats. Resi- dent Assistant MAZY. MAX LEE. Paris Petroleum Land Management, Student Landman ' s Association. ATA MAZZAGATTI. LINDA MARIE. Bellaire Nutrition. Student Dietetic Association. Mary E. Gearing Home Economics Club. Ski Club MAZZUCCO. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH. Freehold. NJ Advertising MCALLISTER. DAVID A.. Oklahoma City. OK Finance. $PA President. Finance Association MCANELLY. CAROL JEAN, Austin Zoology- Psychology. A$. Orange Jackets. Mortar Board. Intel-service Council MCAULEY. ANDRYA FAITH. Roanoke Finance. I 4 B. Real Estate Society MCAULIFFE. PATRICIA K|M. Houston Marketing. AAD Social Chairman. MKA Little Sister. American Marketing Associa- tion. Real Estate Society. AAA MCAVOY. MARY KAY. Dumas Special Education. Council for Exceptional Children, TSTA MCBR YDE. SHARON G AYLE. El Campo Clothing and Textiles. The Fashion Group MCCALEB. CHARLES BENJAMIN. San Antonio Planll. r A MCCALPIN. MARY PATRICIA. Richardson Accounting. AAII Treasurer. 4 B. . Intramural Sports Graduating Seniors 545 MCCAMPBELL. JOHN STEPHEN. Corpus Christ! Accounting. A4 fl, Dance Team MCCARTY. CHARLOTTE ANN. Austin Textiles and Clothing. AF. Acacia Little Sister MCCLAIN. MICHAEL RICHARD. Austin Journalism. Tejas Club. DAILY TEXAN Staff. Texas Student Publications Board Member. 2AX SPJ MCCLELLAND. ALBERT KIRK. San Antonio Finance. Finance Association MCCLUNG. LINDA K.. Belton Journalism. PRSSA President MCC OY. PAMELA GAVE. San Antonio Child Development. Women ' s Co-Op MCCULLEY. RANDALL KENT. Houston Mathematics MCCULLOUGH. BARBARA JO. Midland Home Economics. KKF. Recreation Committee. Campus Crusade for Christ MCDANIEL. TIMOTHY MORGAN. Houston Finance. $A0. Finance Association MCDERMOTT. JOSEPH ALBERT III. Houston Finance. KZ. HS. Honors Program MCELROY. CYNTHIA BEATRICE. Austin Psychology. Italian Club MCEWEN!WAYNE ARROT. Livingston Management MCGEE. DOROTHY LYNNE. Houston History. KKF, University Sweetheart. Mortar Board. Orange Jackets Vice-President, CACTUS Goodfellow MCGEE. JIMMIE STEVE. Texarkana History MCGEE PATH LOU. Lockhart Pharmacy, A . LPhA MCGEHEARTY. MICHAEL JEROME, Corpus Christi Electrical Engineering. IEEE. NROTC MCGENNIS. ROBERT BENTON. Alvin Civil Engineenng. ASCE. AC1 MCGHEE. CORNELL TINSLEY. Killeen Government. KA+ President. Resident Assistant. Innerviswns of Blackness Choir MCGINNESS. SUSAN CLARK. Houston Intenor Design. X(2. ASID MCGINNIS. WILLIAM JAMES. Houston Accounting. Honors Program. Dean ' s List MCHALE. KEVIN O ' DONNELL. Austin Finance. B9FI. Silver Spurs. Young Republicans. Finance Association MCINTOSH. SCOTT WILLIAM. Austin Music Education. 4 ME. University Symphony MCINTYRE. LYNN ANN. La Porte MCKEE. KAY ROXANNE. Austin Government MCKINNON. JOHN BILLY JR.. Del Rio Accounting. Intramural Sports. Texas Freemason MCKNIGHT. BYRON MORRIS II. Mineral Wells Plan II. College Scholar. FA Historian. H5: MCLEAN. LINDA KAY. Dallas Special Education. Cordettes Commander. Council for Exceptional Children. Educa- tion Council Secretary. AXtZ Corresponding Secretary MCLEOD. SALLY ANNE. Houston Interior Design. XQ Vice-President. ASID MCLEMORE. GREGORY SCOTT. Austin Economics- Accounting. Dean ' s List MCMICHAEL. JAMESWAYNE. Houston Psychology MCMULLIN. ALBERT JENICO. Houston History-Zoology. TKE. Intramural Sports. AW2 MCMURRAY. MON A GAIL. Conroe Advertising. A Vice-President-Activities Chairman. Advertising Club. Public Rela- tions Committee MCPHERSON. JOHN COOK. Fort Worth Physical Education. PEM Club. CACTUS Staff. Intramural Sports MCREYNOLDS. MARY JANE. Wortham Anthropology. FAE. Rodeo Association. Archaeological Society Secretary MCROBERTS; GUY WAYNE. Corpus Christi Marketing. American Marketing Association MCTYRE. DENISE. Dallas Public Relations, Spooks President. Upper Class Advisors. Texas Relays Committee. PRSSA. A2F1 Little Sister MCWHERTER. JANE ANN. Austin Education. AIA. KAFI MCWRIGHT. DEBORAH ANNA. Austin Business Administration. USD. Dean ' s List. NBEA. TBEA MEDINA. PEDRO. Laredo Nursing. Project Info. Nursing Student Association Treasurer MEIER. RICHARD PAUL. Rosebud Sociology MELLETTE. DANNY FLOYD. Cisco Marketing MELLIN. CYNTHIA JEAN. San Antonio Elementary Education MELLIN. JAMES ALAN. San Antonio Architecture MELTZER. DONALD MARK. New Orleans. LA Accounting. Ideas and Issues Committee. Orientation Advisor. State Lobby MENCHACA. LYDIA. Donna Pharmacy. LPhA. Intercollegiate Knights MERAZ. MARCELLA. Corpus Christi Sociology MEREDITH. CHARLES STEPHEN. Houston Elementary Education. KAFI. l A0 MERRILL. RICHARD SEVIER. Austin Business Administration-Insurance. AZFI. Insurance Society 546 Graduating Seniors ' Jock RA ' Has Full Time Job Keeping a group the size of the Longhorn football team happy for a school year was a full-time job. As a resident assistant for the football team, Steve Hamman said that he understood the problems of assisting a group who already had friends and knew the University system. The residents Hamman advised were a close- knit group who shared a special bond and. as an out- sider, he had difficulties getting to know the residents. Once the Jock RA had met the athletes, his job became easier. Hamman said that his residents often played pranks. Last year, someone who knew that the Campbell brothers feared snakes put a large snake in Tim and Steve Campbell ' s room. Upon hearing the commotion, Hamman rushed to the room and found them on top of their desks. MERRITT. NANCY AMANDA. Auslin Marketing. KAtt Corresponding Secretary. CACTUS Section Editor. American Mar- keting Association Recording Secretary MERTZ. JAMES LOUIS JR. Dallas Finance. IIKA. Real Estate Society MESECKE. SUSAN MARIE. Temple Secondary Education. IBS. Longhom Band MESSAMORE. ANDREW KARL Austin Biochemistry. HS. A Hi METZOER. KAREN ELIZABETH. Dallas Pharmacy MEYER. PATRICIA ANN. Austin Child Psychology. Symphonic Band. Intramural Sports MEYERS. CHARLES EDWARD. Littleton. MA Engineering Science. American Meteorological Society President MEYERS. DUANE RANDALL. Jacksonville Architecture. Real Estate Society. Society of Architectural Historians MEZN ARICH. DAVID EDWARD. San Antonio Electrical Engineering. IEEE MICHAUD. BARBARA ELLEN. San Antonio Applied Flute. AI. Student Christian Fellowship MIETH. SHERRY LEA. Okmulgee. OK Accounting. HA + . K. BIT. Pre-Law Association MIKHAIL. MARY VIRGINIA. Austin Art History MILLER. DIANA KAYE. San Antonio Business Administration-Spanish. ZTA. Intramural Sports. Spanish Club MILLER. MARSHA. Bellaire Natural Science MILLER. RICHARD ALLEN. San Antonio Latin American Studies. Jester Student Assembly. Pre-Law Association. Intramural Sports MILLER. RONALD JEFFREY. Sugarland Government. Sir MILLER. STEPHEN SCOTT. Victoria Plan II. IIKA. DAILY TEXAN Staff. Student Association City-County Lobby Com- mittee MILLS. FREDKEANESH1PLEY. Houston American Studies. Tae Kwon Do Karate Club MISLE. SIDNEY WILLIAM. Lincoln. NE Business Administration. AM MITCHELL. ERIN ELIZABETH. Houston Finance. CACTUS Section Editor. Outstanding CACTUS Staffer. A.V1 MITCHELL. LINANN. Austin Psychology. T$B. Angel Flight. Young Republicans MOAYYID. IMAN KHALIL. Bahrain Mathematics MOKR Y. SCOTT JOSEPH. Taylor Architecture MOLBERG. MICHAEL LEONARD. Austin Finance. Finance Association MOLDENHAUER. PHILIPCHARLES. Tonawanda. NY Journalism MOLINA. CAMILA. Gonzales Sociology MOLINE. JOHN CHARLES. Dallas Accounting MOLIS. JOSEPH LOUIS. Austin MONASHKIN. ERIC LAURENCE. Weslporl.CT Music Education. Longhorn Band. Teuis Student Association. TSEA MONTALBANO. JOSEPH MICHAEL. Houston Journalism. AXA. Student Services Committee Graduating Seniors 547 MONTALVO. RAMON 111. Weslaco Insurance MONTHS. CAROLINE LEE. Laredo Marketing. II B MONTGOMERY. KEITH HUNTER. Houston Finance. 2AE. Finance Association. Real Estate Association MOONEY. MICHAEL KEVIN. Fort Worth Insurance. ATA. Silver Spurs MOORE. DAVID MARK. San Antonio Accounting. Honors Program. Intramural Sports MOORE. MARTHA JEAN. Fremont Psychology MOORE. MARY MARGARET. Pecos Finance. il, Finance Association MORALES. LINDA ALBARADO. Uvalde Radio- Television-Film. Mexican American Youth Organization. Newman Club. Chi- canos Interesados en Communicaciones MORELAND. HOLLY LYNN. Texas City Accounting MORENO. MICHAEL FERNANDO. San Antonio Accounting. Chicano Business Student Association MORENO. 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Amencan Marketing Association WILSON. ANGELA ANN. Dallas Special Education. Summa Cum I.aude. AT. B Kinsolvmg. Council for Exceptional Cnildren . - n . ' - ' . I I ; ' , m f] 562 Graduating Seniors it V F F : WILSON. GARY MARK. Austin Architecture WILSON. LONDA VALENCIA. Houston Biology. Aft. Black Health Professions Organization. Innervisions of Blackness Choir. Black Student Union WILSON. MARIGLEN RUSSELL. San Antonio Elementary Education. A . AT Little Sisters WILSON. SAMUEL JOSEPH. Dallas Accounting WILSON. TERR1 ANN. Fort Sill. OK Accounting. P$B Executive Award. French Achievement Award, Dean ' s List. Resi- dent Assistant. HX WILSON. VICKY SUE. Corpus Christi Child Development WIMBERLEY.JOHN EDWARD. Dallas Architectural Engineering. TBn. Engineering Scholar. K. XE WINEGEART.GLEN A VERY. Gonules Pharmacy. LPhA WINFREY. LAURA LILLIAN. Somerville. TN Journalism-Speech. CACTUS Staff. PRSSA. DAILY TEXAN Staff. AZ, Sailing Club WINGFIELD. BRUCE MILTON. Austin Communication WINN. 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San Antonio Advertising. Advertising Club WYATT. GINA RAE. Austin Elementary Education, AAA WYBLE. PAUL JOSEPH, Houston Advertising. TKE. Advertising Club. Communication Council WYNNE. DIANE LOUISE, Dallas Journalism YANEZ, FRANK GEORGE JR.. San Antonio Child Development YARBOROUGH. DON EUGENE, Garland Microbiology YEP. JUDY MAE. Houston Biochemistry. TAB. AXQ YOUNG, CARMEN JOVETA, Amarillo Government. A . Pre-Law Association, Omega Pearls YOUNG, KAREN GAY. Pineville, LA Psychology YOUNGLOVE. JOAN ELIZABETH. Houston Deaf Education YOUNGQUIST. SUZANNA (CATHERINE, Austin Business Administration ZALE, BARRY. Dallas Marketing. AM ZANT. SARA LYNN. Big Spring Finance. Finance Association. A Q. Student Association Consumer Affairs Commit- tee ZARAKAS. SOTERIOS ELI AS. Austin Engineering. AAAE ZAYANI. HAYEA. Bahrain Radio-Television-Film. Women in Communication. Arab Student Organization ZIMMERMANN. DAVID CHARLES. San Antonio Engineering. Acacia. IEEE ZIMMERMAN. JOHN PHILIP. Universal City Computer Science ZIMMERMAN. VICK1 LYNN.Seguin Elementary Education ZINN. PHILIP DAVID. San Antonio Plan Il-Pre-Medical. AM. H2 Graduating Seniors 563 ABDUL-GHAFFAR.TARIK AHMED. Austin ADDADA-SHLONE. BASSAM M.. Lebanon AIKEN. ROBERT CODY. Houston ALBORES, MARY JANE. San Antonio ALLEN. BARBARA ANN. Abilene ALLEN. HENRY KIPER JR.. Temple ALLRED. JOHN RENNE. Houston ALVA. R1CARDO RODRIGUEZ. San Antonio ANDERSON. HARRY DAVID. Fort Worth ANTOGNELLI. MAURO AURELIO. Venezuela ARNOLD. BRUCE GREGORY. Houston ARRIVILLAGA. ELIZABETH. Austin ARRIVILLAGA. LUIS EDUARDO. Venezuela ATKINS. ROBERT BAILEY, Woodland Hills. CA ATSINGER. TERRY LYNN. Houston BALDERAS. DANIEL JR.. San Anlonio BALDWIN, MARILYN. Longview BARNARD. SHANNON. Wichita Falls BARNES. KAREN ELIZABETH. Dallas BARR. SHARON DIANNE. Austin BEAN. MELISSA ANNE. Houston BEGIEN. CAROLYN ELIZABETH. Houston BERGSTROM. RUSSELL WARREN. El Campo BERRY. RAY NAN. Odessa BISHOP. THEODORE ARTHUR III. Texas City BLACKBLTRN. ALAN JEFFREY. Houston BLACKSHEAR, DONNA MARIA. Houston BLEV1NS. WILLIAM CLARK JR.. Duncanville BODZIN. MARK BRIAN. Dallas BOTELLO. REBECCA TONI. Corpus Christi BROW. RAE ANN. Houston BROWN. GARY KENN A. Temple BROWN. JOHN MARION JR.. Houston BUBIS, BARRY RAY. Dallas BUCK. CLAYTON DAVID. Bellaire BULLOCK. ALAN DALE. Austin BURCH. DAVID RANDALL. Houston BURDETT. KIMBERLY ANNE. El Paso BURSON. JEAN ALLYSE. Canyon Lake CAMARILLO. ANITA MUN1Z. Kingsville CAMP. DEBBIE YVONNE. Houston CAMPBELL. BRETT CARLTON. Dallas CANADA, MEREDITH LYNETTE. Woodville CANELON. ANTONIO. Venezuela CARKIN. SHARON FRANCES. San Anton.o CARROLL. MARY MARGARET. Austin CARRUTH. JOHN ALLEN. Houston CARSON. CATHERINE RUTH. Abilene CARTER, WALTER WILSON. San Antonio CASTRO. VICTORIA LYNN. Houston CAULEY. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. Austin CEARLEY. STEVEN DOUGLAS. Austin CHAC. IAN CHAC ION. Austin CHAMBLESS. TAMARA KAY. Pampa CHANDLER. CHANDRA JO, Fort Worth CHAPIN. DAVID EMMETT. Houston CHARLES. JANET ILEAN. San Antonio CHAVARRIA. ERNEST M. JR.. Corpus Christi CHEATHAM. SHEILA LARUTH. Dallas CHENOWETH. JOHN HOWARD. Tyler CHESTER. TRACY ANN. Me Allen CHIMENE. JULIUS BAUM. Houston CISNE. MARIA ELENA. Nicaragua CLANCY. NAN LACY, Austin CLAY. GEORGE WILLIAM IV. Lubbock CLINE. SCOTT FARRAR. Wharton COOK. NINA JO. Dallas CORNELIUS. RICHARD E.. Houston CORNETT. DAVID WAYNE. Austin CORSE. RICKY CHARLES. Austin CORTES. DARIELA. Mexico COVINGTON. MARGARET ANNE. Port Arthur COWLING. REBECCA ANN. Kermit COX. THOMAS AFTON. Tyler CRANFILL. JEANNE BETH. Dumas CROUCH. WILLIAM GAINES JR.. Houston CRUZ. AGUSTIN. La Feria CRUZ. GERALDINE ANNE. San Anlonio CRUZ. LOUIS M.. San Antonio CUPIT. CARY DELL. Wichita Falls DAIMWOOD. ELLEN MARY. Longview DALLAS. STEVE DEWAYNE. Dallas DANIEL. JAMES ROBERT. Brownsville DAVID, ALLEN DEMARET. New Braunfels DAVIS. LEAH JAN, Slaton DE LEON. FERNANDO, Brownsville DELGADO. CELYNA DONNA. Austin DIAZ. RAINIER JOSE. Venezuela DOLIVE. MARK SHANNON. Mesquite DOMINGUEZ. EDGAR. Venezuela DOMINGUEZ. ROBERT AQUIRRE. San Antonio DROEMER. JUNE MARIE. Giddmgs DUKE. JEANNE MARIE. San Antonio DUPREE. DEN1SE DIANE. Lockhart EASON.JEAN MARIE. San Antonio EDMONSON. GEORGIA ANITA. Houston EHRLICH. MARY ELIZABETH. Austin ELLIS. KAREN JEAN. Grand Saline ELLZEY. JILL MARIE. Perry-ton 564 Seniors ESPINO. CECILIA T . San Anlonio EVANS. BETTY ANN. Brownwood FARNSWORTH. NANCY ANN. Dallas PATH. BETSY. Austin FERNANDEZ. ALICIA. Brownsville FISHER. GAITHER CICERO III. Dallas FISHER. JUDITH MIRIAM. New Orleans. LA FLECKENSTEIN. JOHN E . Austin FLORES. MARIA ISABEL. Zapau FLORES. SILVIA PAULINE. Corpus Chrisli FOOTE. PAMELA ANN. Fort Worlh FOX. LINDA DIANNE. Fort Wonh FRAZIER. HERBERT TIMOTHY. San Anlonio FREEMAN. TODD BRIAN. Dallas FRUITHANDLER. ERIC. El Paso GARCIA. DAMIAN DAVID. Auslm GARCIA. RENE ANGEL Laredo GARZA. EVA YOLANDA. San Anlonio GARZA. LOUIS ANTHONY. Houston GEER. JEANNE CAROL. Houston CEIL. PAMELA LOUISE. Auslm GIBSON. LA TRALA. Lubbock GODINES. BEATRICE ANN. McAllen GOODROW. RAY MCKINZIE. Palestine GOODWIN. JAMES MICHAEL. Houston GOZA. LODERICK MARK. Dallas GRAPPE. JEAN ANN. Levelland GRIFFIN. WILLIAM R.. Houston GRIPON. DENISE RENE. LeagueCily GRITTMAN. DONNA LYNN. Houston GRITZEWSKY. EVA. Mexico GROPP. STEPHEN TIMOTHY. Austin GRUBE. KAREN KAY. Dallas GUAJARDO. RONALD RUBEN. Austin HAFNER. KATHERINE LOUISE. Dallas HALE. STEVEN MARK. Dallas H ARBLCK. CHARLES CRAIG. Eldorado. AR HARRELL. ROGER DALE. Pans HARRISON. JOHN DAVID. Longview HARTMAN. TERESA SNOW Midland HENRY. GEORGE FRANKLIN. Cald well HERNANDEZ. IRMA ESMERALDA. San Anlonio HERRERA. KAREN MARIE. San Anlonio HESS. MURRAY ALAN. San Anlonio HIXSON. CHARLES ALAN. Sunnse Beach HOBART.GLEN MAXWELL. Houston HODGE. DOUGLAS RANDOLPH II. Mount Pleasant HOLLEY. CHARLES MURPHY JR.. Fort Worlh HUBER. DEBORAH LYNNE.Segum HUDSON. STEPHEN HUBBAkD. Dallas HUSSEY. JAMES JOSEPH III. Houston HYMAN. MELISSA ANN. San Antonio JACKSON. WILLIAM L. Austin JOCHEC. JAYNE ELIZABETH. New Braunfels JOHNSON. JOHN R.. Abilene JOHNSTON. JULIA LYNN. Houston JOINER. ANTHONY. Dallas JONES. KATHERYN SUZANNE. Kerrville JONES. LINDA SUSAN. Austin JOSEPH. JO ANN MARIE. Austin KARAM. NABIL ANTUN. Lebanon KELLER, WILLIAM VICTOR. Dallas KENT. JOHN RANDOLPH. Fort Worth KIDD. KATHRYN LOUISE. Richmond KIEKE. CHERYL LYNNE. Austin KING. JOHN WALKER. Austin KIRKING. LEWIS PAUL. San Anzelu KLINKERT. ANTHONY JACOB. San Antonio KNITTLE. SUSAN RUTH. Midland KOCUREK. EUGENE WILLIAM JR . Corpus Chnsli KOETHER. BILLYE ELAINE. Yoakum KOFFLER. PETER. Austin KOTHMANN. KAYLA K.. Mason KRAMER. KATHLEEN GRACE. San Anlonio KRAUSE. MICHAEL GENE. New Braunfels KRUEGER. LARRY GENE. Temple KUEBLER. JOHN ADAM. Pasadena LAFITTE. HAROLD REX. Austin LAMB. BONNIE ANN. Houston LARUE. CAM1LLE ALLEN. Dallas LAWSON. KATHRYNE GRACE. Houslon LEE. HOWARD SEN. Houslon LEGLER. LARRY WAYNE. Yoakum LEHM ANN. CAROLYN JEAN. Giddmgs LESTOURGEON. LUANN. San Anlonio LEWIS. NATHAN EUGENE. Cincinnati. OH LINSTRUM. TODD ELTON. McKmney LITZENBERG. DIANA MARGARET. Caldwell LORD. JESSE ROBERT. Austin LUCAS. HAZEL ANN. Dallas LYON. FRANK BON MR Grand Prairie MAH AFFEY. JAMES MICHAEL. Richardson MALONE. PATSY SUE. Seymour MARTINEZ. MARIA DE LA LUZ. San Anlonio MCCONN. JOHN LUKE. Houslon MCCOY. LESLIE ANN. Austin MCCRARY. DEBRA ANNETTE. Houslon MCCURLEY. SUZANNE CLAIRE. Austin MCINTIRF. THOMAS ROBERT. Richardson Seniors 565 RA - - Counselor and Friend Anyone walking down the 11 th floor of Jester would be startled by the brightly-decorated door with pictures of smiling people and comic strip characters. The name Thelma Tun Thein -- RA was written on bright red paper above the pictures. Inside the door sat a smiling woman filled with concern and interest for her floor resi- dents. I love working with people and doing something for people, she said. Being an RA had its problems, however. I can never get away from the Jester crowd because of my responsi- bilities. My school work is affected. Studying is often interrupted by residents. I can only get my studying done in the library. I never feel free just to get up and leave, she said. Tun Thein said that she would not trade being an RA, for anything, but, maybe a date with Robert Redford. Even if it were not for the free room and board and $40 a month, I would still be an RA because I love it so much. i. . .in o MCKENZIE. ROBERT DANIEL. For! Worth MCMILLEN. MARY CATHERINE. Corsicana MEIER. RHONDA LOU. Hye MENGDEN. MICHAEL CRAWFORD. Comfort MICHEL. DEN1SE LYNN. Tyler MIKESELL. LINDA GRACE. Houston MILLER. CHARLES ERNEST. Temple MILLER. STACY LYNN. Houston MOLINA. THELMA DIANE. McAllen MONTANARO. FRANCISCO JAVIER. Brownsville MOONEY. KATHLEEN C. Lubbock MYERS. GARRY LEWIS. Austin NEILU CHERYL ANN. Fort Worth NELSON. CAROL ANN. Seguin NG. FRED F.. San Antonio NG. SAMUEL WILLIAM. Houston NORRIS. WILLIAM FRANK. Austin NORWOOD. WALLACE SCOTT. Temple OLMAN, KAREN ANN. Austin ORIGLIO. PAUL. Denver. CO OTTO. PAULA KAY. Shiner OWEN. STEPHEN FRANK. Abilene OWENS. DAVID EDWIN. Arlington PAPPAS. JAMES MARCUS. Laredo PARKS. TERRY GAYLE Austin PARMLEY. MARY ANN. Austin PARSONS. GARY EARL. Austin PATRICK. JAMIN LEE Houston PEARSON. ALBERT FRANKLIN. Brady PEREZ. SONIA ANN. Floresville PHILLIPS. CHERILYN ' CHEREE. Dallas PHILLIPS. TOMMY JOE. Austin PICKETT. TINA GAY. Dallas POERSCHKE ROBIN SHAWN. Houston POLUNSKY. RICHARD ALAN. San Angelo POTETZ. THERESA ANNE Liberty POWELL. JAMES IAN. El Paso PRO. GILDA. Laredo PURDY. JERYL LEE Paris QUEZERGUE PETER ARTHUR. New Orleans. LA RANDALL. HARRIET ELIZABETH. Fort Smith. AK REAGAN. SCOTT RODNEY. Austin REED. DAVID MITCHELL, Brownsville REICHERT. ARTHUR THOMPSON. Houston REICHLE RICHARD KEVIN. Midland RHODES, KATHLEEN FRANCES. Port Uvaca RHYS. WILLIAM TREVOR. Austin RICH, ALICE ELIZABETH. Austin RIDINGS. JENNIFER LYNN, Austin ROBERTSON. MICHAEL RAY, Fort Worth ROBINSON, FRANK ROBERT. Canal Zone ROBINSON. RICHARD MARK. West Columbia RODGERS. PATRICK BRIAN. Midland ROMAN. MARCELLA LYNN. Bryan ? Jl iXv A 566 Seniors WONG. GAR BO. Dallas WOODS. JANE EVELYN. Marshall WYSOCKI. MICHAEL JAMES. Dallas ZAPATA. DAVID. San Antonio ZAVALA. REFL GIO GABRIEL. San Antonio ZIMMERMAN. MONA JEAN. Round Rock ROWE. MARY FRANCES. Tvler RUNNION. JOHN STEWART. Fort Worth RUSSELL. SUSIE. Houston SAENZ. JORGE EDU ARDO. Corpus Chnsti SAIED. VICTOR CAM AL JR.. Wichita Falls SALAZAR. DORA LINDA. Del Rio SAMANO. RITA IRENE. Dallas SANCHEZ. JOSE VICENTE. Austin SANCHEZ. RAYMUNDO. Pharr SANDERS. SIDNEY J . Austin SCHIFFEL. FRANK JR.. San Francisco. CA SCHNEIDER. LAURA KATHRYN.Giddings SCHWAB. LARRY BERNARD. Austin SEIDE. BENETTE LYNN. Flint. Ml SHACKELFORD. JAMES H.. Austin SHAH. MUKESH HASMUKH. Austin SHANKLIN. ROBERT LEE II. Austin SHANNON. HI-HI K AH LYNNE. Dallas SHARP. GREGG LLOYD. El Paso SHAW. ERIN. San Anlonio SIEWERT. ROBIN NOELLE. El Paso SILVER. NANCI GEORGINNE. Houston SIMMONS. JOHN CORBIN. Houston SINGER. CATHERINE ELAINE. Austin SIZEMORE. LU BETH. Dallas SLOCUM. AMY LEE Cresson SMITH. FRANCENEGLENELL. Waco SMITH. MARY ANN. Del Rio SMITH. TERRI DAWN. Austin SMITH. WHITLEY ROBERT. Dallas SOLIS. HECTOR ARTURO. Brownsville SONDEREGGER. ERNEST HUGO. Houston SPONBERG. CHARLES WINSTON. Austin SOUYRES. MATTHEW STEVEN. Lubbock STANFORD. DAVID ROY. Fort Worth STARK. SANDRA KAY. Houston STEVENS. VIRGINIA TERESA. Dallas STOCK. ANN CLARICE. Alice STUDEBAKER. JAMES ROBERT. Raymondville STURGEON. SANDRA KAY. Austin SULLIVAN. PHYLLIS ANN. Wellington SUSAT. GEORGE CARL GUSTAVE JR.. Irving TAK. SEOUNG KEE. San Anlonio TAM. KWOK KEUNG. Hong Kong TANER. JEFFREY ORHAN. Houston TATE. JUDY CAROL. Hobbs. NM TATE. PATRICIA ANN. Odessa TATE. RANDALL BOBBY. Tyler TATOM. STAN W.. Austin TERRAZAS. JOHNNIE ALMAGUER. Austin THIEL. JOHN JOSEPH. Galveston THIEL. LOUIS JOSEPH. Galveston THOMAS. LYNN D.. Dallas THORNTON. SUZANNE. Austin TODD. RICHARD ARLINGTON. Henderson TOOLEY. KENT ANDERSON. Austin TOWRY. PAMELA LEIGH. Dallas TRAPP. VERONICA E.. Brownsville TRAXLER. TRACY ANN. Austin TRIGGS. REBECCA ANNE. San Antonio TRISHELL. ALICE JEAN. Aledo TRUBY. SUSAN TERESA. Odessa TUCKER. CHARLES RAY. Marlin TURNER. BARBARA ELIZABETH. Houston TURNER. GALE MARIE. Galveston VALLEJO. ROSALINDA. Austin VASICEK. MICHAEL ROBIN. Midland VERA. AMADO. Mission VERHEYDEN. PAUL JOSEPH. Jacksonville VIDAURRI. CYNTHIA LEE. Robstown VILLARET. GREGORY OLIVER. El Paso VINEYARD. CARL WAYNE. Sidney VRANAC. MIRO. Pollok WADDELOW. DAVID WILLIAM. Mount Morris. II WALLER. JULIA DIANE. Austin WALTERS. WENDY S.. Fort Worth WALTHALL. DAVID TERRY. Austin WALTHALL. PATRICIA ADAMS. Austin WEBB. KIM ANN. Houston WEBER. CRAIG VINCENT. Dallas WELTGE. INGRID ANN. Waco WENDL. BARBARA JEAN. Corpus Christi WENGLAR. SUSAN LYNN. Houston WHITEMAN. JUDY MARIE. Houston WILEY. FRELON BOYD. Corpus Christi WILLIAMS. CAROL PRESTON. Dallas WILLIAMSON. DIANA LYNN. Dallas WILLIS. SHARON ANN. San Anlonio WININGER. ANN. Longview W1SRODT. LU ANNE.Galveslon Seniors 567 It ' s a Friend . . . Who holds the key to the universe, unlocking bound- aries of time? It ' s a friend . . . These thoughts, from the song Friends, were written by University junior Toby Miles. Miles is a singer and composer who describes his style as easy listening music. Miles met a producer who agreed to finance his work on a record featuring the song, Friends. It is to be released sometime in 1978. Currently Miles is majoring in marketing at the Uni- versity. While he is interested in singing professionally, he wants to wait until he graduates to be able to work at it full time. Miles has already had other offers to cut a record and will start work on another album in the near future to promote his career in music. ACEVEDO. LAURO DAVID. McAllen ADAMS. ALICE ELIZABETH. Sugarland ADAMS. KIMBERLY. New Braunfels ADAMS. TIMOTHY MICHAEL. Austin ADDERLEY. ROHNEY AELRID. Bahamas AELVOET. MARIETTE IRENE. Hondo AKERS. CHARLES WESLEY. Tyler AKRIDGE. ROBERT EARL. San Antonio ALBERT. STEPHEN WILLIAM. Longvirw ALBRECHT. CLINTON DAVID. Clifton ALDAPE. JOSE LUIS. Brownsville ALDR1CH. GWYN DELAINE. Austin ALIUE. OLADIPO ADEGBOYEGA. Austin ALLDAY. REBECCA LOUISE. Houston ALLEN. CLAUDE TRAWEEK. Houston ALLEN. DEBRA JANE. Houston ALLEN. IRVIN MCCREARY. Temple ALLEN. TED EUGENE. Richardson ALLRED. ANDREA LEIGH. Houston ALMQUIST. KAREN LYNN. San Antonio ALTHAUS. ELLEN RUTH. Houston ALTON. RANDALL HUGH. Pasadena Al.VARADO. ELIZABETH ELOISE. New Braunfels AM ADOR. CATARINA. Jourdanton AMBROSE. DONALD JAMES. Dallas ANDERSON. EUGENIA. Houston ANDERSON. GREGORY LEE. Richardsoi. ANDERSON. KAREN LEIGH. Austin ANDERSON. MICHAEL ANTON. Texas City ANDERSON. SHARON ELIZABETH. Dallas ANDREWS. CANDACE LOU. Austin ANDREWS. JONTHY ELIZABETH. Austin ANNETT. DEBRA. Plainview ANTHONY. KAREN DIANE.Quilman ANTWE1L. FELISE BETH. Fort Worth ARENAS. HENRY DAVID. Venezuela ARMITAGE.JOHN MARSH. San Antonio ARMSTRONG. EDWARD ALBERT. Houston ARMSTRONG. LARRY WILLIAM. DeSoto ARNOLD. BRIAN HARVEY. Ne Waverly ARON. HOWARD IRWIN. Houston ARONOW. JESSIE JUDITH. Beaumont ARTHUR. WILLIAM RICHARD. Corpus Chrisli ASARO. STEVEN JOSEPH. Cleveland ASHCRAFT. SUSAN DORIS. Humble AUGUST. SUSAN ELAINE. Gales Ferry. CT AUSTIN. EARL BOWEN. Dallas AUSTIN. LESLIE LOU. Houston AUSTIN. TIMOTHY ARTHUR. Fort Worth AUSTIN. TIMOTHY PATRICK. Houston AYESH. KEVIN BRADLEY. Wichita. KS BABER. STEPHEN DOUGLAS. Abilene BACCUS. MARIETTA. Granbury BAILEY. DON LESTER. Palestine BAILEY. JAMES DAVID. Piano BAKER. DEBRA ELISE. Austin BAKER. WILLIAM EDWIN. Beeville BALLARD. ELIZABETH REGINA. Houston BALLAST. LISA PARREL. Jasper BANKS. ALLISON RENE. Lampasas BARAJAS. MARIA TERESA. Baytown BARASCH. JOAN. San Antonio BARLOW. MARY JEAN. Beaumont 568 Juniors i BARNARD. BRENDA JOY. Auslm BARNES. ELIZABETH KAYE. Montgomery BARNES. LAURA SUE. Dallas BARNETT. MARGARET ANN. Houston BARR. WILLIAM WARREN. Houston BARRERA. ALFELIO V.. Robstown BARRERA. ENRIQUE V.. Orange BARRERA. REBECCA A.. Laredo BARRON. DEBORAH. Daly City. OK BARRON. SUSAN KAY. Brady BARRON. WILLIAM COOK. El Paso BARTON. GLENN ADYLETT. Waco BARTON. JULIA ELIZABETH. Houston BATEMAN. SUSAN LYNN. Dallas BAUGHMAN. DANIEL MUMFORD. Austin BAUMSTIMLER. KARMA JO. Odessa BAXTER. BARRY FRANKLIN. Austin BEASLEY. LILLIAN SCOTT. Beeville BEAUMIER. PAULINE ADELE. San Antonio BECK. MELINDA RUTH. Dallas BELL. LISA KAY. Dallas BELL. ROGER LEE. Austin BELL. THERESA ANN. Pittsburg BELTON. MARY CHRISTINA. Austin BENCAL. SHARON RENEE. Friendswood BENITO. JOHN. San Antonio BENNITT. MARGARET BURDEN. Boerne BENSON. STEVEN SCHORY. Kingwood BERGER. GWENDOLYN SUSAN. Killeen BERGFIELD. JEFFREY LEE. Houston BERK. RICHARD STUART. Dallas BERKMAN. DEBORAH ANN. Simonton BERMUDEZ. HERNAN RAFAEL. Venezuela BERRY. DAVID FIELDING. Houston BERRY. JANET. Houston BIBLE. PHILIP LAFAYETTE. Austin BICKFORD. JANICE MARY. Houston BIJAK. RUSSELL BRADFORD. Houston BINFORD. BOBBY RAYMOND. Austin BISKAMP. MARK SPENCER. Dallas BIXBY. NANCY RUTH. Houston BLACK. DEBORAH LYNN.Greeley.CO BLAIR. AUDITH LYNN. Richardson BLAIR. LYNNETTE. Dallas BLAMIRE. DONNA MARCO. Richardson BLAND. BRENDA LOUISE. Houston BLAZEK. LAURIE LYNN. Beaumont BLOCHER. GAIL SNYDER. Houston BLOXSOM. ALLAN PENNY. Houston BLUM. JULIAN EVERETT JR.. Galveslon BOEHM. ROSEMARY. Shiner BOETTCHER. CHARLENE MARIE. Austin BOGGS. BARBARA ELAINE. Webster HOLDING. STUART BRENT. Stamford BONDURIS. CHRISTOPHER SANTIKOS. San Antonio BONSALL. CYNTHIA MARIE. Port Arthur BOSWELL. MARTHA LOUISE. Dallas BOUCHARD. STEPHEN ALFRED. Austin BOUDJELLALI. RACHID. Algeria BOUNDS. BRIAN LESLIE. Cleveland BOWDEN. JIN KYU. Lampasas BOWMAN. TAYLOR RASK. Dallas BOYD. JAN IS. Port Arthur BRADEMAN. GORDON SIDNEY. Lexington BRADFORD. ROBERT HEARTSILL. Austin BRADFUTE. KARON SUE. Mineral Wells BRADLEY. BETTY. Houston BRADLEY. CARRIE KAY. Dallas BRADY. GEORGEANN. Dallas BRAND. ARTHUR WILLIAM. Houston BRAND. THOMAS EUGENE. Auslm BRAUN. ELIZABETH STARR. Chesterfield. MO BRAVENEC. LARRY DEAN. Pasadena BREEDLOVE. BRUCE EDWARD. Dallas BREEDLOVE. WILLIAM O. IV. Colorado Spnngs. CO BREEN. KATHRYN JOAN. Demon BREWER. ELKIE YOUNG. Fort Worth BRIDGEWATER. WILLIAM I Brownsville BRIM. HAROLD BRUCE. McGregor BR1NSON. JO EVELYN. Weslaco BRISCOE. FRANK. Houston BR1ZENDINE. KAREN LYNN. Florence BROCK. JOE KENT. Beaumont BROCKMAN. CHRIS CARL. Waco BROCKMAN. KELLY BOB. Waco BROLIN. TARA COLLEEN. Ausun BROOKS. CAREN LEE. Dallas BROOKS. GARY ALBERT. Austin BROOKSHIRE. PATTI LYNN. Austin BROWN. CAROL LYNN. Houston BROWN. ELIZABETH ANN. Austin BROWN. FORREST LEE. Abilene BROWN. GARRY C .. Auslm BROWN. LEZLI Dallas BROWN. MARK ALLEN. BMtmille AR BROWN. REBECCA JANE. Houston BROWN RICK BARRY. Dallas BROWN. SHIRLEY EDITH. Houston BROWN. VELMA JEAN. Dallas Juniors 569 BRUSTEIN. RONALD JAY. Dallas BR YSON. JOAN. Corpus Christi BUCHANAN. BARBARA MICHELE. Dallas BUJOSA. CARLOS PETER. Houston BULLOCK. D ' ANN SUE. Odessa BUNCH. WIN DEAN. Snyder BURCK. BARBARA LYNN. Dallas BURKE. KEVIN OREN. Houston BURKHART. LARRY C JR . Brownsville BURNETT. AMY. Raymondville BURRELL. KAREN DENISE. Houston BURT. STEVE BRIAN. Austin BURTON. ANTHONY QUINN. Austin BURTON. SYDNEY DIANA. Fort Worth BUTLER. MARK DWAIN. Richardson BYRAM. BRENDA GAIL. Midland BYRD. MARY ANN. Auslm BYRNE. KEITH THOMAS. Houston CAERO. MARTHA ELLEN. Fort Worth CAIN. ALLISON DIXON. Houston CALHOUN. WILSON OTTOMAR. Dallas CALICO. ROSEMARY MARIE. Longview CALLAWAY. KEITH WILLIAM. Wichita Falls CAMACHO. JESUS ENRIQUE. Venezuela CAMERON. DONNA SUE. Killeen CAMERON. HENRIETTA CARLA. El Paso CAMPBELL. CATHERINE TYRRELL. Houston CAMPBELL. PATRICIA ELLEN. Houston CAMPBELL. REBEKAH LYNN. Waco CAMPBELL. VIRGINIA ANN. Spnng CAMPELL. MARC LAFRANZ. New Orleans. LA CANRICHT. JOY ANNELLE. Dallas CANTERBURY. JOHN JEFFERSON III. Houston CANTU. FARAON. Rio Grande City CAPPS. NANCY ELIZABETH. Houston CARLIS. ELISA HOPE.Cherr Hill. NJ CARLISLE. ALLEN RAY. Pasadena CARLSTEAD. ELLEN JANE. Austin CARSEY. JOHN CHARLES. Houston CARSON. JOHN ROBERT. Dallas CASAL. HENRY CHARLES JR. Uvalde CASSELL. CASSANDRA SUE. Copperas Cove CASTLEBERRY. STUART WAYNE. Longview CATES. JAMES NORMAN JR . Garland CATSINAS. KATHRYN ANNE. Houston CHACON. RAUL. El Paso CHAFIN. NANCY ANN. Temple CHAMBERS. CHARLES SCOTT. Ropesulle CHAMPAGNE. STEPHANIE ANN. Port Arthur CHANDLER. LEIGH ALLISON. Houston CHANDLER. LINDA MARIE. Bedford CHAPMAN. KIMBERLY GAIL. Longview CHAVARRIA. RAMIRO. Corpus Christ. CHAVEZ. YOLANDA. Brownsville CHAVIRA. MANUEL. El Paso CHEADLE. WILLIAM KAUPER. Houston CHISHOLM. BRIAN LEE. Friendswood CHOD. RON ALD J A Y. St. Louis. MO CILLEY. BARBARA LOUISE. Houston CISNEROS. DIANA. Austin CLARK. MARTIN LANE. Houston CLARK. TAMARA. Austin CLARKE. LAWRENCE ROSS. Bryan CLAY. LAREATHA HONETTE. Beaumont CLEM. DENNIS LEE. Tyler CLEMENS. ROBERT JAMES. Houston CLI FT. CYNTHIA KAY. Austin CLOUSE. GLENN EDWARD. Austin CLOWE. AMY LEE. Houston COATES. WILLIAM FRANKLIN. Tyler COCEK. CHRISTINA LYNN. Carrollton COCHRAN. TAMARA LOUISE. Portland COFFEY. REBECCA RHEA. San Antonio COGGINS. WILLIAM HAL. DeSolo COHEN. FREDERICK IRA. Dallas COHN. MARK ALAN. San Antonio COKER. STEPHEN KEY. Pittsburg COLEM AN. CAROL ANN. San Antonio COLEMAN. PATRICIA JENEE. Austin COLEN. KIMBERLY ANN. Dallas COLL. LUIS ENRIQUE. Venezuela COLLINS. GREGORY KENT. Austin COLMERY. CHERYL ANN. Dallas COLODNY. WAYNE LEE. Dallas COLVIN. REBECCA ROSE. Austin CONROY. TIMOTHY RICHARD. Humhle COOPER. CAROLYN MARIE. Fort Worth COOPER. JAMES THOMAS. Austin COOPER. MARY GILKISON. Houston CORBELL. DEBORAH HELEN. Houston CORNELL. STEVEN BARRY. Corpus Christ. COSTELLO. MARY JANE. Houston COVELL. SUSAN LYNN. Fort Worth COVENS. SHARI ANNETTE. Houston COX. KEITH ARNOLD. Houston CRAFT. CATHERINE ANN. Houston CRAIG. CYND1 SUSAN. Houston CRAIN. LESLIE JEAN. San Antonio CRANFORD. STEVE CLAY. Wichita Falls 570 Juniors CRAYCROFT. PETER RAMBICUR. Dallas CREECH. JAMES WILLIAM. Mesquite CRENSHAW. DOROTHY E . Friendswood CRENWELGE. MARK JAY. Fredcncksburg ( ' ROOM. BARBARA ALICE. San Antonio CROSBY. ANN. Spring CROSBY. THERESA LYNN. McAllcn CROSS. CHARLES BYRON. Austin CROSS. WINNIE HELEN. Midland CROW. JEAN-ANNE. Dallas CROWELL. DIANA KAY. Fort Worth CRUZ. ORLAN DO. Faltumas CRUZ. ROLANDO. Falfumas CUDE. PAUL ALLEN. Beeville CULBERTSON. PAUL MICHAEL. Corpus Chrisli CULL. MARY CATHERINE. Stafford CUNNINGHAM. FRED KELLY. Tyler CURL1SS. MARY CYL. Dallas CURREY. LAURA DIANE. Lafayette. LA CURTIS. DAVID JAMES. Mercer Island. WA CUSHMAN. REYNOLDS MARTIN. Planlersvill. CUTRER. CYNTHIA COURTNEY. Houston CYR. CYNTHIA AILEEN. Houston DABBS. BRYAN KEVIN. Austin DAGEN. JONN A SUE. Laredo DANDRIDGE. WILLIAM WEBB. Hillsboro DANFORD. JANET LYNN. San Antonio DANIELS, NED REAGAN JR.. Iraan DARR. KATHLEEN ANNE. Houston DAUGHERTY. PAIGE KENDYL. Austin DAVENPORT. CAROL ANN. San Antonio DAVEY. ALICE LYNNETTE. Dallas DAVID. DEBBIE LYN. Terrell DAVIDSON. JAMES EDWARD. Sugarland DAVIDSON. MICHELE ANNISE. Piano DAVIS. ANN LOUISE. Austin DAVIS. DOREEN BARR. Houston DAVIS. JOHN STUART. Dallas DAVIS. JOHN WILLIAM JR. Dallas DAVIS. JULIE KAY. Port Arthur DAWSON. DEBORAH. Houston DAY. KATHLEEN EVANS. Sulphur Springs DEATON. ALYSE ANN. Harhngen PEERING. DEBORAH SUE. Dallas DEKONING. DIANE MARY. LeagueCity DE LA GARZA. DIANE ELIZABETH. Austin DE LA ROSA. DIANA MARIE. Colulla DELGADO. CYNTHIA FLORES. Robstown DELK. RUSSELL LOUIS. Austin DE LOS SANTOS. RUBEN JR.. Cibolo DEMPSEY. DIANE. Richardson DENCER. BEVERLY WARD. Houston DENN. AVROM JACK. Bay City DENNIS. ROBIN ROSEMARY. Austin DERH AM. JO LYNN. Anthony DERRICK. CYNTHIA LYNN. Houston DEVINE. ERIN MARGARET. Houston DICK. JOHN FREDERICK. San Antonio DICK. MARK ANDREW. Victoria DICKASON. RANDAL WILLIAM. Irving DICKERSON. ROBERT HENRY. Dallas DIEHL. ROSEMARY ALEYCE. Mobile. AL DIERS. ROBERT DEAN. San Antonio DIETSCHWE1LER. KAREN LYNN. Walnut Creek. CA DIETZEL. CHARLOTTE MAE. Segum DILGER. MARY MARGARET. Houston DILWORTH. BEVERLY. Dallas DIMITR1. JAMES ANTHONY. Austin DINGRANDO. CARMEN JOSEPH. Marhn DITTLINGER. GLENN RAY. Robstown DOHERTY. JUDITH ANN. Sherman DOMINGUEZ. RAUL LESLIE. Hondo DONATHAN. DEBBIE MARGUERITA. Dallas DOSS. DALE SIDNEY. Mount Pleasant DOUGLAS. CELESTE SUE. Seabrook DOUMA. ERICA HARTZELL. Houston DOWDY. GARY LYNN. Austin DOYLE. BILL PATRICK. Austin DRAPER. DARENDA KAYE. Waco DRENNAN. KATHY MICHELE. Kmgwood DREYFUS. JOHN BUCKMAN. San Antonio DRUMMER. DONALD GLEN. San Antonio DRYER. LEANNE MARIE. Dallas DUDLEY. DELL SHERRI. Texas City DUDLEY. WHIT. Austin DUKE. MARY BETH. Texas City DUNBAR. DONALDGEORGE III. Midland DUNCAN. STEPHEN MILES. Houston DUNN. DIANE MARIE. Houston DUNN. DONNA RUTH. Porter DURANT. RUSSELL LYNN. Richardson DURDIN. SARAH LOUISE. Richardson DUREN. KAREN LYNN. Copperas Cove DYKES. RUSSELL STUART. Austin EARLY. ANN ELIZABETH. Pasadena EARNEST. ALAN BRADLEY. Houston EDWARDS. LANA LEIGH. Bedford EICKBUSCH. JUNE MERRILY. Austin EIDOM. TANYA LYNN. Port Arthur Juniors 571 ELAM. FRANCIS EDWARD JR.. Dallas ELDER. CHARLES JAGO. Houston ELL1NOR, DAN YA STEELE. Dallas ELLIOTT. DEBORAH KELSEY. Houslon ELLIOTT. MICHAEL BERGEN. Houslon ELLIS, DAVID HOWARD. Vicloria ELLIS. MARTHA ADELIA. Austin ELMER. JOHN BAYARD. Houston ELSNER. SUSAN CAROL. Odessa EMERSON. ELIZABETH MARIE, Austin ENG. AMY ROSEANN. San Antonio ENGLAND. VIVIAN LYNN. Cedar Hill ENGLISH. JAMES DOYLE. Beaumont EPSTEIN. CYNTHIA EVE. Austin ERBS. JAMES EDWARD. Houston ERMIS. JULIUS CHARLES JR.. Woodsboro ERVING. TERRI YVETTE. Dallas ESSARY. KAREN KATHLEEN. Giddings ESSARY. THIERRY HERVE. Ennis ESTEVIS. CYNTHIAC. McAllen EVANS. LESTER JAY. San Antonio EVANS. ROBERT HOMER. Tyler EVANS. SALLY BARTON. Houston EVINS. LAURA BETH. Springfield. VA EZELL. WILLIAM GRANT. Dallas FAIG. STEVEN JOHN. Houston FAIN. MINA MARIA. Houslon FAKHROO. YUSUF E. MOHD. Austin FAMBLES. LLEWELLYN CATHEL. Longview FARMER. DORMAN NEAL. Abilene FARMER. GARY JOE. Mineral Wells FAULKNER. PAUL DEREK. Talum FAULKNER. RONNIE JOE, Palestine FAY. STEVEN RUSSELL. Lake Jackson FELSEN. PHYLLIS MIRIAM. Longview FELTHAM. JOHN FREDERICK. Claremonl. CA FENDLEY. FRANCIS TARRANT III. Houston FENLY. JOHN MOORE III. Euless FEUERBACHER. JANE ELLEN. Austin FIKES. DONNA LYNN. Arlington FILIP. JUDITH MARIE. Houston FILLA. MILTON DAVID. Taylor FINCH. JAYNE ANN. Houston FINKE, KEITH DALE. Spring FISHER. DARRELL L. Fort Worth FISHER. LOIS ELLEN. Houston F1TZPATRICK. MICHAEL TANKERSLEY. Austin FLEMING. HARLEN RIEGER. Houston FLEMING. KEVIN DAY. Long Beach. CA FLORES. HECTOR. Robstown FLORES. MARIA TERESA. San Antonio FLORES. RAMIRO TORRES. Harlmgen FLYNN. LAWRENCE PATRICK. Houston FOGARTY. WILLIAM PATRICK. San Antonio FOJTIK. KIMBERLY ANN. Galvesion FONBERG. MITCHELL IRWIN. Dallas FORD. JOHN STANLEY IV. Palestine FORD. STUART WIER. Houslon FOREHAND. KIMBERLY LYNNE. Arlington FORTESON, VERA LYNETTE. Columbus FOSTER. ROBERT KIMBERLIN. Austin FOURRIER, LIONEL JOSEPH. Lake Jackson FRAZER. LINDA VIRGINIA. Dallas FREDERICKSON. CHRIS COLIN. El Campo FREEMAN. BERTZELL JAMES. Austin FR1EDEN. STACY LYNN. San Antonio FRISKE, MARLENE RUTH. Austin FUGITT. CHARLES MARION JR.. Dallas FUOUAY. CAROLYN MARGARET. Longview GAENSLEN. MARIAN ELAINE. Houslon CALLER. ELISE JOY. Hutchinson. KS GARCIA, AMPARO. San Diego GARCIA. CHRISTINE ANN. Austin GARCIA. GERARD STEPHEN. Austin GARCIA, JULIE CAROL. Corpus Christi GARCIA. MARC DAVID. Falfumas GARCIA. NANCY HAYDEE. Laredo GARCIA. NAOMI. Houslon GARCIA. RAQUEL R.. San Diego GARCIA. RAUL DAVID. San Antonio GARCIA. ROEL REFUG1O. McAllen GARCIA. ROGELIO. McAllen GARCIA-HERNANDEZ. JORGE LUIS. Meuco GARDINER. PETER MERRILL. Houslon GARDNER. STANLEY DWAIN. Hamilton GARDNER, STEVE HAROLD. Waco GARNER. BRYAN MARK. Redlands. CA GARRETT. ELIZABETH ANN. Ennis GARRETT. JAMES CRANSTON JR.. Moran GARRETT. PAUL LATIMER. Waco GARVER. DEBORAH RAE. Greeley. CO GARZA. PATRICIA. Laredo GARZA. VELMA SUE Alamo GATES, BECKI SUZANNE. Houston GAUDIN. VICKIE LEE. Austin GAY. LINDA CAROL. Tulsa. OK GAZIS, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Houslon GENDRON, NORMAN ANDREW. San Anlonio GENTRY, SUZANNE. Baytown I fl | fl 572 Juniors . - 1 J Jrh riHLvw ' A . LV A Bhk M B H i 1 1P fT?) ' MX r A 4 k -A GERBER. SHARON ETTA. Melame. LA GIBSON. CHARLES HENRY. Wichila Falls GIBSON. PATRICK STEPHEN. Tad GIFFIN.JOHN DAVID. Sugarland GILBLOM. TIMOTHY JAMES. Dallas GILCHRIST. CHRISTINA LYNN. Houslon GILCHRIST. TERRI LYNN. Dallas GILES. MARK DAN. Dallas GILLEN. AMY. Seabrook G1LLIANS. JAMIE ANN. Houston GINDLER. PHYLLIS ANN. Weimar GIRNDT. DANA BETH. Columbus GITTINGS.GAIL LYNN. Graham GLASGOW. LAWRENCE ERVIN. Tyler GLASS. DEAN BURK. San Antonio GLOVER. DAVID THOMAS. Deport GLOYNA.CAROI JOANN. Seabrook GOERNER. NANCY JEAN. Houslon GOGGANS. JAMES WALTER. Abilene GOLDHIRSH. DONNA. San Antomo GOLDSBERRY. VICKI LYNN. Houslon GOLDSMITH. CAROLYN JEAN. Conroc GOLDSTEIN. MARK. Dallas GONZALEZ. ADA AURORA. Laredo GONZALEZ. DALIA. Houslon GONZALEZ. EDWARD PAUL. San Juan GONZALEZ. MARIA TERESA. Eagle Pass GONZALEZ. PRISCILLA. Corpus Chrisli GONZALEZ. RUTH M . Richardson GOODMAN. ELLEN. El Paso GOODMAN. MONTE. El Paso GOOI.SBY. BARBARA ANN. Midland GORDON. KENT HOWARD. Houslon GORENCE. JANET KAY. Midland GOSSETT. JOHN PARKER. Gainesville GOULDIE. MARIE LOUISE. Auslm GRAHAM. CATHARINE ANN. Dallas GRAHAM. MELINDA LEE. Austin GRAHAM. WILLIAM DAVID. Austin GRAIVIER. LISA BRIAN. Dallas GRANT. KAREN JO. Dallas GRANT. WINSTON DUMONT. Fort Worth GRATTON. FRANK JAMES. Auslm GRAY. REBECCA JEAN. Auslm GREENE. KAREN JANE. Dallas GREENSPAN. DAWN RENEE. Beaumonl GREEK. MICH AEL CURTIS. Texas Cily GRIFFIN. CARRIE EVELYN. Fort Worth GRIFFIN.JO JOYCE. Mineral Wells GRIMES. LAURA ANN. Leonard GRISHAM. CYNTHIA MARR. Abilene GRODNICK. JAMES MARK. Maplewood. NJ GROSMAN. CINDY JACQUELYN. Si. Louis. MO GROSSMAN. ILENE MAE, Houston GROUNDS. MARSHA RUTH. Van Alslyne GUNDERSON. SCOTT STEVEN. San Angek) GUNSTREAM. JESSE BURFORD III. Orange GUTEN. MYRA LIN. Dallas GUTJAHR. MARGARET PRISCILLA. California. MO GUY. RICHARD SCOTT. Baytown HACKETT. KATHLEEN CAROL. Camillus. NY HADEN. DANA MERCER. Marshall HAEHNEL WILLIAM OTTO. Auslm HAFEY. KEVIN ANNE. Kmgsville HAGEMEIER. ELIZABETH LYNN. Wesllake Village (A HALL. JILL ANN. Fort Worth HALL. LISA ANNE. Corpus Chrisli HALL. ROBERT GORDON II. Houston HAMILTON. JANNA. San Antonio HAMILTON. LISA MARIE. Houston HAMMOND. DAVID WILLIS. Auslm HAMMOND. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Houslon HANUDEL. MARIA LOUISE. Houston HARBOUR. ROBERT EUGENE. Anchorage. AK HARDAGE. CHARLES RAY. Texas Cily HARDEN. SHERYL LYNNE. Austin HARDIN. DAWN CEC1LE. Temple HARDIN. PAMELA. Vernon HARRELL. STEVEN RODDY. Rockwall HARRIS. DAVID ALAN. Seabrook HARRIS. DELIA ANN. Dallas HARRIS. JACK DALE JR. Houslon HARRISON. ALBERT WILSON JR . Beaumonl HARRISON. ALVIN W1LLARD. Farmersville HARRISON. SUZANNE. Bay Cily HARRY. STEVEN FRED. Fort Worth HARTSFIELD. DANNY GILES. Austin HASENPFLUG. JAMES MICHAEL. Houslon HASTINGS. TRAVIS WARREN. Auslin HATCH. DIANA LYNN. McAllen HAUG. DAVID LLOYD. Fort Worth HAWS. ROY NANCE. For! Worlh HAWTHORNE. KENNETH RAY. Longview HAWTHORNE. SUSAN GAYLE. Lufkm H A Y ATAK A. TODD H I ROSH I. Jacksonville. FL HAYES. KAREN DELORES. Dallas HAYNES. MARY MELINDA. Abilene HAYNIE. DAVID POWELL. Houston HEATH. VICKI LYNN. Canada Juniors 573 Gymnast ' s Career Ended The end of a gymnastics career did not mean the end of the world for junior Beckie Wright. The former Long- horn gymnast was forced to retire after she suffered a back injury in competition. She was the star of the Long- horn team, having gone to national competition as a freshman. Wright said that she missed gymnastics but busied herself with new activities. She swam, ran and stretched to strengthen her back. Working with the ' Horns ' gymnastic club, she choreographed routines and did some gymnastics. Wright said that she never realized what it was like to be caught up in school. A pre-med major, she worked as a volunteer one day a week at St. David ' s Community Hospital. During the mid-semester holiday, she observed surgery with Dr. Michael DeBakey in Hous- ton. Two years ago, she worked with the DeBakey Sum- mer Surgery Program, and she has applied to work with it again during summer, 1978. HEBENSTREIT. REBECCA ANN. Houston HECKMAN. MARY ANNE. Houston HEIL. NANCY LAIR. Fort Worth HEINTZ. LARRY STEPHEN. San Antonio HELD. JULIE ANN. Birmingham. AL HENDRICKSON. BUTCH. Wichita Falls HENLEY. CYNTHIA ANNE. Houston HERDER. JOHN CROSLEY. Houston HERMAN. DEBRA ANN. Baytown HERMES. RONALD JAMES. Lindsay HERRERA. RONALD JAMES. Portland HERRING. RUTH ANNE. Dallas HERRINGTON. SARAH ADEL. Austin HERRMANN. PAUL JOHN III. El Campo HERSH. DEBORAH SUSAN. Waco HERSHEY. JILL ELLEN. Austin HERSHMAN. SUSAN RENEE Dallas HERZLICH. LAWRENCE. Waco HESS. KAREN KAY. Manhattan. KS HESS. RICHARD MICHAEL. Lexington H ESTER. VICKI. Garland HICKEY. GREGORY SCOTT. Spring H ICK M AN. GREGORY WINSON. Houston HIGDON. GREGORY SCOTT. Austin HIGLEY. ELIZABETH ANN. Austin HILL. DIANN ELAINE Odessa HILL. JANICE LORRAINE. Rolla. MO HILL. KAREN ANNE. Baytown HILL. VAN GILBERT. Anchorage. AK HINDMAN. BARBARA JANE. Arlington HINEY. SUE ELLEN. Houston HO. LAW-LEE ANGES. Hong Kong HOBBS. SANDRA JEAN. Austin HODGES. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Tyler HODGSON. GAIL. Seabrook HODGSON. WESLEY JAY. Austin HOEFFLER. GARY ARTHUR. San Antonio HOHLE. PHIL1PJOHN. Moody HOLLAN. RICHARD LYNN. Yoakum HOLLAND. BARBARA JEANNE, Refugio HOLLIFIELD. PATRICIA DIANE Austin HOLLOW AY. BRENT RENARD. Houston HOLLOW AY. DAVID BONNER. Longview HOLLOW AY. MARIAN. Murray. KY HOLMAN. HELEN CHERRY. Dallas HOLMES. JENNIFER. Lufkin HOLMES. WENDY GAIL. Houston HONEYCUTT. DAVID EARL. Houston HONEYCUTT. JAMES MICHAEL. Richardson HOOPER. ELIZABETH MARY. Richardson HOPSON. CYNTHIA ANN, Houston HORN. NANCY ANN. Plamview HORN. STEPHEN MARSHALL. Plainvicw HOROWITZ. FAYE LYNN. Dallas 574 Juniors takr L, %- ' k ' ' . HOUSF.WRIGHT. JAMES TIPTON. Dallas HOUSTON. BARBARA JEAN. Forl Worth HOWE. BEVERLY AZZALEA. Auslin HOWELL. GLORIA DALE. El Campo HOWELL. TODD RANKIN. Houston HUDGINS. FRANK WILSON. San Antonio HUDSON. JULIE ELLEN. El Paso HUDSON. KAREN LOUISE. Dallas HUDSPETH. LAURIE BEA. Houston HUGHES. ROBERT CLAYTON. Houston HULL. HOLLY COLLEEN. McAllen HUMPHREY. AUBREY MORRIS. Alba HUMPHREYS. WILLIAM LEE. Houston HUMPHRIES. MARK STEVEN. Fort Worth HUNDLEY. DAVID MAYES. Dallas HUNNICUTT. JENNETTE MARY. Houston HUNTER. BENNETT HASKIN JR.. Fort Worth HUNTER. NANCY ROE. Dallas HURD. DIANE FRANCES. Scabrook HURLEY. BARBARA ANN. Houston HURST. BRADLEY SHAWN. Forl Worth HURT. CATHERINE. Dallas HUSSAIN.ABDULLATIF. Bahrain HUTCHISON. WILLIAM LEETE JR.. Dallas IBARRA. JUAN ANTONIO. Dallas IDROGO. CYNTHIA. Laredo INNIS. PETER STUDEBAKER. Austin IRVIN. JOHN LOGAN. Dallas ISENSEE. MARK McGETTIGAN. Houston JACKSON. MICHAEL EDWARD. Auslin JACKSON. STUART LANCE. Houston JACOB. MARY ELAINE. Rockdale JACOBS. ALAN BRENT. Kansas City. MO JAGODA. RAY SCOTT. Shawnee Mission. KS JAMES. ANTOINETTE L.. Chamblee. G A JARVIS. DAVID KEITH. Auburn. VA JASPER. SUZANNE MARIE. Alvin JEAN. BRUCE WAYNE. Austin JENKINS. JANET ELLEN. Burnel JENKINS. SHARON KAY. Lancaster JENKINSON. JOSEPH EDWARD. Dallas JETER. ELIZABETH ANN. Bay City JEWELL. WILLIAM MARSH. Houston JOBE. JULIANA. Commerce JOHNSON. HUEY L.. Houston JOHNSON. MAYN ARD DALE. Odessa JOHNSON. MELESSA ANN. Kmgwood JOHNSON. MELINDA BETSY. Brownsville JOHNSON. SHELLEY LOU. Dallas JOHNSTON. STUART BROOKS JR.. Houston JONES. AMANDA LEA. Copperas Cove JONES. CLAUDE EDWARD JR.. Port Arthur JONES. JAMES LITTON. Houston JONES. JEANINE. Houston JONES. JENE ALICEON. Dallas JONES. JOY MARIE. El Campo JONES. PAMELA ELIZABETH. Austin JORDAN. JAMES REED. Houston JORDEN. PHILIPTAYLOR. Houston JOSEPH. JOHN ANTHONY. Austin JUD1CE. KEVIN LEO. Port Arthur JUENGERMANN. JENNIFER LEAH. San Antonio JULIEN. ROBIN CHARLES. Abilene JUNG. SARA ETTA. San Antonio JUTRAS. MICHAEL ADRIAN. Euless KAHANEK. MICHAEL GEORGE. Austin KAMINS. DUANE HOWARD. Houston KANE. CHERYL LEE. Dallas KANTER. JACK ALAN. San Antonio KAPP. PATRICIA ANNETTE. DeSolo KARGES. CURTIS DUANE. Fairfax. VA KEARBY. JAMES KENT. Boerne KEARNEY. CARROLL LEE JR.. Sweetwater KEITH. JOHN FRANKLIN. Port Arthur KELLER. LAURIE ANN. LaCasle KELLEY.TYM DALE. Houston KELLNER. ARLENE NAOMI. Galveslon KELLY. CYNTHIA LYNN. Fort Worth KELLY. DEBRA JO. League City KEMBLE.CHESLEA. Fort Worth KEMP. CARLA JEAN. Forl Worth KEMP. JEANNE LOUISE. Austin KEMP. ROBERT LAMAR.Shreveporl. LA K ENN EDY. M ATTH EW J AM ES I V. Houston KENNINGTON, KEITH DAVID. Dallas KERSTEN. MICKELLA ANN. Auslin KEY. CHARLES ELLIS. Lubbock KIBBE. ELIZABETH ANN. Bridge City KIDD. KELLY JAYNE. Auslin KILGORE. LEAH KIMBERLY. Dallas KIMBLE. ROBERT LOUIS. El Paso KIMBRIEL. KAREN JANICE. Goiuales KING. HOWARD R.. Cleveland. OK KING. KYLE. Pittsburg KING. LYDIA ANN. Vernon KING. NANCY KAY. Marshall KING. SUSAN CECILIA. Wichita Falls KIRK. STANLEY CAIN JR.. Wichita Falls KIRKLAND. ANNA LAURIE. Forl Worth Juniors 575 KITE. JAMES CASWELL. Tyler KITE, PHILLIP CLED. Fort Worth KLANDER. SHARON KAY. Houston KLECKNER. THOMAS HOWARD. Piano KLIPPLE. CAROL LYNN. San Marcos KNAUB. STEPHEN LUTHER. Austin KNIGHT. KATHY NORMA. San Antonio KNIGHT. MARY ALICE. Houston KOCH. PENELOPE ELIZABETH. Dallas KOCIAN. DONNA KAY. Longview KONCEWICZ. JOHN STANISLAW. Dallas KONZE. LINDA CAROL. San Anlonio KOTIN. KAREN ANNE. Houston KOUGHAN. ELAINE LOUISE. Austin KOVAR. ALBIN RALPH. Austin KRAMER. ELLEN MEREDITH. Atlanta. G A KRAMER. REBECCA R1FFE. Wichita Falls KRUGER. PHILIP EDWARD. Fort Worth KUEHL, JENNIFER MARIE. Waco KURZAWSKI. KAREN ANN, San Antonio KWAN. PETER CHI-KIT. Houston LACKEY. MARGARET JAYNE. Georgetown LAGESSE. JEANNE MARIE. Austin LANGSTON.SHERRIE FAITH. Clarksville LANIER. LORETTA SUE. Jasper LANKFORD. GEORGE LESLIE. Dallas LASLEY. MICHELLE WHALEY. Houston LAUDER. AMY ELIZABETH. Amarillo LAUGHL1N. EDDIE LEE Temple LAUREL. NORA ALICIA, Laredo LAUTEN. ELIZABETH ANNE. Piano LAVINE. DONNA DIANA. Orange LAWRENCE. CYNTHIA JUNE. Houston LAYCOCK. STEPHEN KEITH. Canyon LEE. SUSAN KATHERINE. Dallas LEIB. BRUCE GORDON, Dallas LEJUNE. GEORGETTA. Beaumont LEMER. RONALD ALLAN. Houston LENGEN. JOSEPH PAUL. Arlington LEONARD. RICHARD SCOTT. Houston LERMA. MARIA INEZ. Brownsville LETZ. JONATHAN PETER. Comfort LETZ. KATHY LU, Fort Worth LEV1NE. ALAN BRIAN. Harlmgen LEVY. LESLIE BETH. Dallas LEVY. RANDY SCOTT. Houston LEW. JERRY. San Antonio LEWIS. LAIN CLAY. Elgin LEWIS. REBECCA ANN. Austin LEWIS. STEPHEN CRAIG. Austin LEYENDECKER. ANGELA MARIE. Houston LIERMAN. WILLIAM PHILIP. Houston L1GON. JUDY LYNN. Houston L1MMER. KAREN REE. Bullard LINARES. KAREN JO. San Antonio LINDELL. ROBERT BLAKE. Austin LINDEMAN. ANNE MARIE. Austin LINDER. CAROLYN SUE. Austin LINDSAY. LYNN JANELLE. Austin LINGERFELT. MICHAEL DALE. San Anlonio LINS. MARY WINIFRED. Houston LISKA.TERRILYN. Runge LIVINGSTON. DANA SHERYL. Garland LOCHER. MERRILL LINDEN. Houston LOFTIS. DENNIS LEE. Austin LOFTUS. KATHL EEN MARY. Austin LONG. MARY KATHERINE. Shreveport. LA LONGENECKER. KAREN LIZABETH. Austin LONGLEY. PAUL JUDSON. Deer Park LOPEZ. JESSE G.. Eagle Pass LOPEZ. MARTHA 1MELDA. Laredo LORING. RICHARD P.. San Antonio LOUTON. ARLENE MARIE. Kmgsville LOVE. MICHAEL RAY. Cibolo LOVEN.JOHN PAUL. San Anlonio LOVETT. MARTHA NAN. Tomball LOVING. LORI LEE. Abilene LUCKSINGER. LAURIE ANN. Austin LUEDECKE. KAREN DIANE. San Anlonio LUNA. ESTHER. McAllen LUNCEFORD. MICHAEL LLOYD. Tyler LYTLE. SHARON. Harlmgen MA. TUAN DUC. Austin MACHAC.CARYE LYNN. Houston MACMILLAN. MARIA A.. Boulder. CO MADAL1N. DIANE CAROL. Corpus Christi MADANY. ISHAIL M . Bahrain MAJOR. MARCIA. Houston MALOUF. JENNIE LYNN. Luhbock MALONE. K. HAROLD III. San Anlonio MANN. CATHEY LYNN. Tulsa. OK MANN. JEFFREY DOUGLAS. Dallas MANN. LAURA CHRISTINE. Houston MANN. MARGARET CAROL. Dallas MANNING. STEVE ALLEN. Lockharl MANSOOR. ELLEN MARGARET. Houston MANTZ. E. BRADFORD. Dallas MAR. NANCY. Fort Worth MARCUS. RONALD LOWELL. El Paso 576 Juniors t A , 1 1 fet ' - MARINO. LISA MARIE. Houston MARKS. GREGORY PAUL. Houslon MARQUEZ. STEPHEN ALAN. Auslm MARSH. WILLIAM EDWARD. Tyler MARSHALL. AMELIA. Houslon MARSH ALL. CLARENCE FREDERICK. Canyon MARSHALL. JOHN DEE. Eastland MARTIN. ERNEST WALTER. Auslin MARTINEZ. ELSA. Brownsville M ASSAD. JULIO CESAR. Brownsville MASSARI. KAREN ANN. San Anlonio MASSEY. JOHN MARSHALL III. Dallas MATA. MARIA DEL ROSARIO. Laredo MATHIS. JONI GAY. Auslm MATHIS. MARYSHIRLENE.Goldsmilh MATTHIS. ROBERT KEITH. Texarkana MAUER. TOMMY LEE. Smlon MAUND. MARK LINDSEY. Austin MAURSTAD. DEBORAH JANE. Dallas MAY. DAVIN EDWARD. Dallas MAYFIELD. RANDOLPH ALAN. Corpus Chnsli McALISTER. VICKIE LOUISE. Dallas MCBETH. STEPHEN HARRIS. Richardson MCBRIDE. STEPHEN WYMER. Houslon MCBRYDE. MARY ALICE. Goliad MCCANN. MICHAEL PAUL. Houston MCCARTHY. MARGARET ANN. San Antonio MCCARTY. RICH ARD JAMES. Shalimar. FL MCCONN. MELINDA ANN. Houston MCCORM1CK. KATHLEEN ANN. Richardson MCCOY. GREGORY LEE. Fort Worth MCCOY. MICHAEL WILLIAM. Austin MCCULLOCH. GARY LEE. San Antonio MCDANIEL. CRYSTAL DAWN. Forl Worth MCDANIEL. MICKEY GENE. TeasCily MCDERMOTT. THOMAS SNYDER. Fort Worth MCDONALD. LAURA KAY. Austin MCDONALD. MELINDA KAREN. Houston MCDONALD. TERRON JEANNETTE. Thrall MCDOWRA. WILLIAM REGINALD. Pattonville MCDL ' FFIE. MARSHA LOU. Houslon MCEACHERN. NANCY LYNN. Houston MCFARLAND. DAVIDGRANT. Houslon Mi c , IS MS SHEILA ELIZABETH. Austin MCGRATH. MICHAEL JOSEPH. LaCoste MCGREW. DEBRA ANN. Laredo MCINERNY. JAMES PATRICK. Dedham. MA MCINTOSH. LINDA DENISE. Dallas MCKEMIE. CHARLES EDWARD. Griffin. GA MCK1NLEY. MALCOM LEE. Uvalde MCKINNEY. GLENDA SUE. Alvin MCKITRICK. RICH ARD SCOTT. Memphis. TN MCKNEELY. FRANCES SUSAN. Lake Jackson MCLANE. JOHN BONNER JR.. Auslin MCLANE. MARK ANDREW. HOUSTON MCLENDON. ELIZABETH KAY. Center MCLENDON. LIONEL KEITH. Houslon MCMILLEN. KATHRYN CARLENE. Lockharl MCMILLION. ROBERTA ANN. La Grange MCMINN. JOHN TIMOTHY. Fort Worth MCMULLEN. KAY LOUISE. Fort Worth MCMULLEN. MARY MARGARET. Texas Cily MCPHERSON. CAROL LEE. Auslin MEACHAM. ELIZABETH ANN. El Paso MEDLEY. CHRISTOPHER CURTIS. Wcslon.CT MEDLIN. MERRITT JANICE. Portland MEEKS. REBECCA ANN. Austin MEINEN. EDWARD BURK. Fort Worth MENDOZA. BELINDA G . San Anlonio MEROLA. WENDY MARA. Austin MERTZ.JOHN FRANKLIN. Austin MEYER. MARK DAVID. Corpus Christi MEZIANI. RACH1D. Algeria MIDDLETON. JANE. Houston MILBURN. WILLIAM BUCKNER. Odessa MILES. FLOYD II. Austin MILES. LISA LEE. Dallas MILLAN-LEAL. AIDA DEL VALLE. Venezuela MILLER. ANN IRIS. Houston MILLER. GREGORY LLOYD. Austin MILLER. MELANIEORMAND. Pampa MILLER. RICH ARD CHARLES. San An ion 10 MILLER. RIP P.. Austin MILLSAPS. WILLIAM ROSS. Austin MILTON. LAN LYNN. Wolfe City MINARD. ERMINIE BARBARA. Freeport MIRELEZ. JOANNE VOLLMER. San Anlonio MISKELL. CYNTHIA ANN. Houston MITCHON. AUGUST JAMES. Austin MMEH. ETIM MOFFATT. Nigeria MOHLE. MELODY ANN. Austin MOLISH. CAROL ANNE. Houslon MONTGOMERY. BRIAN DARRELL. Houslon MONSEVALLES. ROLANDO. San Benilo MONTGOMERY. LEE ROBERT. New Hope MOODY. SUZANNE MAUREEN. San Antonio MOORE. KEVIN HOWELU Auslin MOORE. LAURA JO. Austin MOORE. PEGGY. Fremont Juniors 577 MORALES. EUSEBIO ANTONIO. Panama MORRIS. DEBORAH LYNN. Killeen MORRIS. LYNN MARCIA. Kmgsland MORRISON. BRYAN LYNN. Enms MOSELEY. JAMES BRUCE JR.. Richardson MOSSER. MARK AUSTIN. Amanllo MOTSCH. MARGARET MARY. San Anlomo MOUTON. DEBORAH DALE. Garland MOUTOS. PETER C. Austin MUCKLEROY. KARA ANNE. Brenham MUDD. DAVID LINDON. Houston MULLEN. DIANA KAY. Nacogdoches MUNIZ.DIERROEMITERIO. Mineral Wells MUNNERLYN. DONNA KAY. Austin MUNOZ. ARTUROG JR.. Del Rio MUNOZ. MICHAEL ANGELO. Brownsville MURPHY. KATHRYN ANN. Cleburae MURPHY. MARY LISA. Victoria NANEZ. NORMA LETICIA. Del Rio NANTZ. NANCY JEAN. Austin NAPPA. ANNE NAMETTE. Norman. OK NARANJO. YNOCENCIO JR.. San Antonio NARUM. CYNTHIA INEZ. Houston NASTRI. MARK LOUIS. Dallas N AYLOR. DIANA JANE. Refugio NAYLOR. LEONARD DALE Hobbs. NM NEELY. NANCY ADELE. DalUs NELSON. JOHN PERRY. Heloles NELSON. NANCY ANN. Little Rock. AR NELSON. RUTH1E YVETTE. Dallas NEUMANN. MARY MARGARET. San Antonio NEVINS. RICHARD WILLIAM. Houston NEW. GAIL ELIZABETH. Houston NEWSON. HOLLY ANN. San Antonio NEWTON. LESLIE ALTON. Houston NG. SHIRLEY. Houston NICHOLS. SALLY ANN. Richardson NICHOLSON. MARY ELIZABETH. Kmgwood NIGO. IDA J.. Dallas NIXON. LORETTA SUSAN. Northbrook. IL NOACK. CONNIE ELAINE. Austin NORBECK. EDWARD CROSBY. Austin NORMAND. DONNA MARIE. Fort Worth NORRED. PATRICIA ANNE. Sweelwater NORRIS. ROBERT HENRY IV. Dallas R If II A n ' Horns Sign Jogger ' s Cast Betsy Path did not realize what she was getting into when she started running long distances a year ago. After taking a conditioning class at UT, she decided she really enjoyed the exercise. Path began running four to six miles several times a week. Jogging made her feel on top of things and relieved her frustrations when she was depressed. During the fall semester, her right shin started hurting when she ran. X-rays revealed that she had developed a stress fracture which required a cast for her leg. A avid Longhorn fan, the junior decided she wanted the football team to autograph her cast. Dressed in a UT T-shirt and orange gym shorts she went to Memorial Stadium and waited for the team to finish working out. Longhorn kicker, Russell Erxleben was the first to sign. Most of the team autographed her cast for her and stayed to joke around with her. Path says she met a lot of people as a result of the arti- cle in the Austin American Statesman and interested persons asked her about her cast. When her fracture healed, she had her unusual cast removed. Even though she had offers for her plaster sou- venir. Path made plans to use it for a lamp base. 578 Juniors 4 . ,A V., -V V A tvl ri -,A. 4k rfv t NORTH, NANCY SUSAN. Victoria NORWINE GREGORY WENDELL. Hum NOVAK. HENRY JAMES. Flaloma NUGENT. BETTY AN N.Odessa NULL. MARGARET NELL. Corpus Chrijli ODOMS. PETER SAMUEL. McAllen OLIVEIRA. DENISE DANEEU Corpus Chriili OLIVEIRA. OSCAR XAVIER. Brownsville OLSON. BOBBI LYNN. Von Ormy ORR. ROBERT COLLINS JR.. Houston OSBORN. LON MCVEY. Houston OSBORNE JANICE K ATHRYN. San Antonio OTTM AN. MARK GERHART. Loniview OTTMER. RHYS WILLIAMS. Dallas OTTO. ERIC EDWARD, (jit Bernard OVERCASH. SARAH LEE. Dallas OWEN. CECELIA MAY. Archer City OWEN. CHRISTY ELIZABETH. Corpus Chniu OWSLEY. STEVEN ALVIN. Houston PAGE. KATHLEEN A.. Houston PALAFOX. CHERYL JANNETTE San Antonio PAREDEZ. BEATRICE SYLVIA. San Saba PARK. LYDIA GAIL, El Campo PARKANS, NANCY BETH. Houston PARKER. DEBRA ANN, Tulsa. OK PARKER. JAMES AYRES. Houston PARKER. PEGGY ANNE Austin PARRIS. TERE GAYLE Fort Worth PARSONS. MIRIAM ELIZABETH. Houston PARSONS. PAUL ANDREW. Houston PARTRIDGE, GORDON SCOTT. Houston PASCHAL. JAMES STEELE JR.. San Antonio PASSMORE. DON LAWRENCE. Houston PATILLO. CHARLES TACQUARD. Dallas PATTERSON. JANET LOUISE Houston PATTERSON, LAURA DENISE. Corpus Christi PAULS. LOUIS EDWARD. Austin PEARSON. SUSAN NADINE. McAllen PEDIGO, ANNE LORI, Austin PEDRO. JAN1E RAE Austin PEEL. RENEE LISA. Houston PEELER. GLEN DAVIS II. Fort Worth PEERMAN. GREGORY HARRIS. Austin PEK. CHAUCH. Austin PENZCAK. WILLIAM PETER. Houston PENNAL. EDYTHE ELIZABETH, Amarillo PENROD. JUDITH ANNE. Houston PERALTA. FRANCISCO ANTONIO. San Antonio PEREYRA. ERNEST M. JR.. San Antonio PEREZ. DALIA ESTHER. San Antonio PEREZ. FRANK EDWARD. San Diego PEREZ. TOMAS. Edinburg FERRYMAN, JEANE ELIZABETH. San Antonio PESEK. PAUL EDWIN. New Orleans. LA PETERSEN. PAMELA RENEE. Danevang PETERSON. SUSAN LYNN. Austin PETTY. BRENDA JO. Austin PEVOTO. PATRICK SCOTT. Austin PFANNER. NANCY JO. Austin PFANNER. TIMOTHY PAUL. Austin PFENNIG. BARRY DON. Austin PH1LLEY. STEVEN MONTAGUE. Houston PHILLIPS. LYNN LEONE. Austin PHILLIPS. TIMOTHY LEE. Longnew PHILMON. TERRY LYNN. Port Arthur PICKENS. CATHARINE ALLENE. Amarillo PIERCE. SUSAN CONLEY. Dallas PIERINI. ALLYN ANN. Austin PIPPIN. JAMES CURTIS. Haskell PITLUK. BARRY LOUIS. San Antonio PLESS. DEBORAH ELAINE. Houston POAGE. GATREL SUSAN. Austin POLIFKA. BRUCE. Seabrook POLK. CURTIS JR.. Houston PONTON. JAMES WALLACE. San Antonio POOL. STACEY LYNN. Wichita Falls PORCH ER. LEIGH ANNE, Fort Worth PORTER. CAROL MICHELLE San Antonio POWELL. EVERETT WAYNE. Austin PRESZ. ELLEN KATHERINE. San Antonio PRICE. CYNTHIA ANN. Paris PRISCO. MARY MARGARET. Dickinson PROCTOR. EVELYN KAY. Austin PRUITT. JAMES MICHAEL. Huffman PRUITT. RUSSELL CODY. Vernon PRYOR. BARBARA SUSAN. Scott AFB. IL PURDUM. ROSLYN RENEE. Kerrville QUEBE. RICHARD JOHN. Galveston RADER, ADRIAN RENEE. Fort Worth RAGSDALE JULIA McFARLAND. Marlinsville. VA RALLS. ANGEL MACHELLE. Houston RAMERT. ROBERT PAUL. Harlmgen RAMIREZ. ADRIANA. San Antonio RAMIREZ. DANIEL R.. Corpus Christi RAMLOW. REED CHARLES. Garland RAMOS. IRMA DIVA. Laredo RAMSEY. ROBERTA. Goliad RAMSEY. MICHAEL L.. Floydada RANDAL. VALERIE JEAN. Houston Juniors 579 RAN OLE. BERT. McAllen RANKIN.JOHN LUTHER. Fort Worth RASMUSEN, JANET ELIZABETH. Forl Worth RATHMELL. JOHN ANNIS. Houston RATJEN. BILLY MARK. Mansfield RAY. CYNTHIA JEAN, Shenandoah, IA RAY. DANIEL GLYN. Palmer RE ANN AVERYL. Houston REA, JAY FRANK. Washington. DC REAGAN. HAROLD WAYNE. Lufkin REBER. RALFE DAVID JR., Wichita. KS REDD, MARCIA LYNNE. Amarillo REED. WILLIAM CURTIN. Houston REESE. BOBBY CH ARLES JR .. McGregor REESE. RANDALL CLAY. Longview REESE. STEPHANIE JANE. Brownwood REMMEL. KAREN DENISE. Taylor RENARD. MARY MARGARET. Richardson RENCURREL. DEBORAH A.. Arlington RENKEN, ANNA LOUISE. Hondo RENTFRO. WILLIAM LEWIS. Brownsville REYES, AN AMARI A M.. Quemado RICH. BERNARD STANLEY. Houston RICHARDSON. SHERYL ANN. Wichita Falls R1CHTER. KARL P.. Ennis RIGGS. PAUL BRYAN. Dallas RIKLIN. SETH JONATHAN. Houston RINK. TRACEY LYNN. San Angelo RIOS. PATRICIA ANN. Austin R1PKOWSKI. ARTHUR HERMAN. Liberty R1PPEY. MARY PAIGE. Dallas R1SNER. ALETHA CAY. Amarillo RIVERA. DAVID. Mission ROBBINS.CLIFFORDSTAMPFER. Houston ROBBINS. MARY LUCINDA. Houston ROBERTS. CHRISTINE ANN. Corpus Chriili ROBERTS. DAVID MITCHELL. Edinburg ROBERTS. EDWARD THOMAS. Dallas ROBERTS. V. CLAIRE. Houston ROBINSON, ANDRA ELAINE. Austin ROCHELLE CARY GRAYDON. Texarkana RODRIGUEZ. HERMES. Venezuela RODRIGUEZ. RAMON L. JR.. Brownsville RODRIGUEZ, REBECCA. Laredo ROEFER, PEGGY ANNE. Overland Park. KS ROGERS. BENITA MICHELLE. Beaumont ROGERS. CATHERINE. Dallas ROGERS. SANDY LEE. Hondo ROHAN, WILSON DONALD. Katy ROHLEDER. STEPHEN JOSEPH. Austin ROLLINS. M. JOANNA. Houston ROLLINS. THEODORE ALLEN. Houston ROMINE. RICHARD ALEXANDER. Fort Worth ROSE. YVONNE ANNETTE. Austin ROSENBAUM. JOAN ANGELA. Alvin ROSENBERG. LAURIE JAN. Dallas ROSENFELD. EDWARD THADDEUS. San Antonio ROSS. JANET IRENE. Austin ROTH. OLIVIA HELENE. Dallas ROWLAND, SUSAN DIANE. Houston RUBENSTEIN, DEBRA ANN. Dallas RUBIN. RENEE DANA. Houston RUBINSTEIN. AMANDA. State College. PA RUBY. ROGER BRITT. Tyler RUIZ. ROBERTO J., Texas City RUSHING. BENDELSEVEIL JR.. Pearland RUST. BRENDA GAYLE Canyon Lake RUTH. VALERIE MICHELLE. Victoria SAENZ. JOSE LUIS. Brownsville SALAS. SANDRA LEE. San Antonio SALAZAR. JOSE ANGEL. Austin SALISBURY. SHELDON ALLEN JR.. Houston SALVING. JOANNE. Dallas SAMPSON. DORIS DENISE. Center SANCHEZ. NORMA LINDA. San Benilo SANCHEZ, SYLVIA, Brownsville SANDERS, TERI LYNN. Mountaintop. PA SANDS, ROD EUGENE Houston SANFORD. MICHAEL DAVID. Dallas SAN MIGUEL, ALBERT V.. San Angelo SANSING, RICHARD CHALLES. Austin SAVAGE JAMES ALEXANDER. Dallas SAWTELLE WILLIAM CHARLES. San Antonio SAWYER. CARI LOU. Corpus Chrisli SCHAER, ANNA KAY. Sealy SCHEIN, NEIL JEROME. Austin SCHEUMACK. SARAH LEE. Houston SCHLEGEL. SUSAN BARBARA. Naperville. IL SCHLEIER. THOMAS WILLIAM. Houston SCHMERBECK. MARK GARRETT. Kerrville SCHMIDT, DENISE JOANNE Austin SCHMIDT. SUSAN LEE. Austin SCHNEIDER. CONNIE LYNNE New Braunfcls SCHNEIDER. FRANCES LOUISE Austin SCHRAMM. JULIE MARIE. Austin SCHROEDER. W1LBERT ARTHUR JR.. Weimar SCHUBERT. SANDRA KAY. Kyle SCHULTE KAY LYNN, Hondo SCHULTZ. SALLY LOU. Waco 580 Juniors SCHUMANN. STEVEN ARTHUR. New BraunfeK SCHWARZER. WILLIAM DAVID. Auslm SCOTT. JOHN STEPHEN. Lufkin SCRUGGS. CAROL WAYN. New Braunfels SCUDDER. KERRY M.. San Angelo SEARS. KATHERINE LAURI. Ingram SEARS. MARGARET ANN. Amarillo SEAY. LUCY JANE. Dallas SEAY. SHERRY LYNNE. Houslon SEDBERRY. KIRK MILES. Austin SEDDEN. ZELNO CASEY. Austin SEGLER. LLOYD LORAINE. Dallas SEIDEL. PAULA MARIE. Omaha. NB SELL. JAMES WAYNE. Dallas SEPULVEDA. CARLOS MIGUEL. Austin SETTEGAST. JENNIE JOSEPHINE. Houston SETTLE. KAREN MARIE. Brownsville SEWELL. MARGARET LEIGH. Houston SHABSIS. LESLIE SEAN. Dallas SHAFFER. KAREN LANETTE. Bullard SHANNON. LEILA ANN. Dallas SHAW. JOHN EDWIN JlV. Austin SHAW. JOHN KEVIN. San Augustine SHAW. LAUREN ELAINE. Houslon SHEARER. ANN. San Antonio SHEPHERD. BURTON HALE. Corpus Chnsli SHORES. SHEVAWN. Wichita Falls SHOSID. MARILYN E.. Dallas SIBLEY. SUSAN GAE. Dallas S1LVERBLATT. CINDY LOUISE. Houslon SIMMONS. SUZANNE. Houston SLAGLE. JOHNNY AL. Austin SLAPPER. CYNTHIA LYNN. San Antonio SLAUGHTER, MARY ANN. Euless SM AISTRLA. JANET. East Bernard SMALL. STEPHEN RICHARD. Fort Worth SMALLWOOD. SHARON GAY. Monahans SMIRCICH. MARC. Austin SMITH. BEVERLY GAIL. Ennis SMITH. CLARANCE MARIS. Houston SMITH. JERRY EVAN. Mesguile SMITH. KIMBERLY ANN. Dallas SMITH. LAURIE LE. Clarendon SMITH. MARY THERESA. Houston SMITH. PATRICIA CAROL. Houston SMITH. SHONNA RUTH. San Antonio SMITH. SUSAN. Waco SMITHEN. BARBARA ANNE. Denison SMOLEN. STEVEN FRANCIS. San Antonio SOBEL. STEVEN MURRAY. Austin SOCKLER. ALLISON DORAN. Beaumont SOLORIO. JOHN A.. San Antonio SOMMER. BRENDA CAROL. Wharlon SORELLE. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Waco SOTO. EVA RENEE. New Orleans. LA SOTO. YOLANDA. Brownsville SPEED. KYLE G.. Amarillo SPEIER. SARAH MARGARET. San Antonio SPENCE. DAVID ANDERSON. Charlotlesville. VA SPENCE. PENNY LEIGH. Abilene SPILLAR. SHERRY LYNNE. Austin SPIVY. BRENT FLOYD. Nocona SPLINTER. ROBERT CHARLES. San Antonio SPOONER. STEPHEN EARL. Austin SPRING. GLENORA. Lufkin SPRINGER. BARBARA ELLEN. Texas City SRALLA, TIMOTHY GERARD. Floresville STAGGS. PAUL CLAYTON. Laredo STANDIFER. MARY LEE. Fort Worth STANLEY. MICHAEL VINCENT. Colorado Spnngs. CO STANTON. ROBERT EDWARD. Silsbee STARK. TRACY JOSEPH. Houston STARK. YVONNE RENEE. Belton STARTZEL. RONALD NORMAN. Austin STATEN. SHARON KAY. Wichita Falls STAVINOH A. JOHN LAMAR. Austin STEDDUM. CHERYL ELIZABETH. Fort Worth STEEN. MARK CHARLES. Corpus Christi STEIG. BARBARA ANNE. Richardson STEPHENS. ELIZABETH ANN. Austin STEPHENS. TOM PENDLETON. Wichita Falls STEPHENS. VIRGINIA MARIE. Dearborn. Ml STEVENSON, JULIE ANN. Houston STEVENSON. RAYE JEAN. Houslon STEWART. CONNIE LYNN. Corpus Olrisli STEWART. DEBBIE MARIE. San Anlonio STEWART. KIM STEPHEN. Lufkin STEWART. PATRICIA ANN. Corpus Christi STINSON. JULIE ANN. Temple STOLLE. KEVIN GERARD. Spring STOLPER. DANIEL VICTOR. Austin STONE. ROBIN DALE. Tyler STOREY. WESTLEY WRAY. Austin STOUT. JANE MARIE. Longview STRAIN. MICHELLE SUZANNE. Portland STRANATHAN. JOY DIANE. Dallas STRIEBER. KIMBERLY ANN. San Anlonio STRONG. ANITA ANN. Austin STRONG. ROGER LYNN. Austin Juniors 58 1 STRUBE. KERRY LEA. Seminole STRULU BRIAN MICHAEL. Dallas STUDT. JAMES LEONARD. Longview STURDI VANT. TRACY COYLE Mineral Wells SUAREZ. MARIA LUISA. Robslown SUDDUTH. SANDRA LYNN. Houston SULLIVAN. CLARE ANNETTE Houston SULLIVAN, JULIE ANN. Pasadena SVRCEK. THERESA ANN. Baytown SWEET. ALAN HOWARD. Dallas TALTON. ARD1TH LEA. Athens TAMLYN. JOHN THOMAS. Missouri City TAMMARO. KATHRYNE ANNE. Springfield. VA TARRANT. MICHAEL PATRICK. Brownsville TAYLOR. JAMES DANIEL. San Antonio TAYLOR. LESLIE SUSAN. Richland Springs TEMPEL, BRENDA ELAINE. Houston TERHUNE ROBERT VANCLEAF. Austin TESSLER, MINDEE HELENE St. Louis. MO THOMAS. SHYLA. Hereford THOMPSON. CARLA W.. Houston THOMPSON. CATHERINE RUTH. Houston THOMPSON. CATHY ANNE. Houston THOMPSON. DIANE BOLTON. Dallas THOMPSON. HAROLD GENE. Canyon THOMPSON. LAYNE ALLEN. Pollock THOMPSON. MARK ALLEN. Irving THOMPSON. MARK REID. Dallas THOMSON. MARY EVELYN. Austin THOMSON. STEVE LEWIS. Dallas THORNTON. MELANIE LOUISE. San Antonio THORNTON. TERRY LYNN. Baytown TISDALE TERRY MARK. Temple TICHI.I AS. DORI KAY. Dallas TITCH. JAMES FRANKLIN. Gainesville TITUS. MARSHALL WADE. Houston TOBIN. JULIE. Malhis TODD. MARK ALLEN. Dallas TOEPP. SHEILA LOUISE, Houston TORRES. YOLANDA ORTIZ. Galveston TOSCH. PASCHALL WILLIAM. Mesquile TOWLES. JANE LOUISE. Edna TRAGUS. THEODORE E.. Dallas TRAYLOR. JOHN PIERCE. Dallas TREUTER. LAWRENCE DAVID, Houston TREVINO. CYNTHIA LAMAR. Houston TREVINO. MARIA DEL CARMEN. Menico TROMPIZ. MIGUEL A., Venezuela TRUDEAU. MARY MELANIE. Houston TUDOR. DIANE B.. Lake Charles. LA TULLIS. CAROL JEANNE Austin TULLIS. MARIAN CAROL. Austin TULLY. GEORGE RICHARD. San Antonio TUNNELL. LISA LYNN. Tyler TURNER. JANN ALISON. Austin TYNAN. MARY LOUISE San Antonio TYNER. TIMOTHY GEORGE Bartlesville. OK UHL. ELISABETH GROOS. San Antonio UNGAREAN. LUANN. McAlten UPDIKE CONNIE GAIL. El Paso UPTON. ARLEAS. Schulenburg URIEGAS. OLGA ANN. San Antonio UZICK. MELISSA LYNN. Houston VAJGERT. LINDA LOUISE Austin VALDEZ, JOHN ROBERT. Brownsville VALENTINE CHARLES WILLIAM JR.. Uvakk VALLARINO. EMILY RAMONA. Austin VAN ARMBURGH, ROBERT WILLIAM Dallas VANDER STOEP. CAROL BETH. Houston VAN HOOSER. STEPHEN WESLEY, Dallas VAN LANDUYT. JILL ANN. Dallas VAN SLYKE SUSAN JEAN. Houston VASEK. BERNARD CHARLES, Austin VASQUEZ. OCTAVIANO III. Laredo VAUGHN. ELISE ELISABETH. Dallas VAUGHN. SANDRA JEAN. San Antonio VAUGHN, SHARON KAY. Corpus Christi VEPA. RAM. Richardson VERASTIOUE MARY ELIZABETH. Austin VERNON. DAVID WILKES. Dallas VICKERS. KIM SUZANNE. San Antonio VILLARREAL. FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ, Port Isabel VILLARREAL. GUADALUPE F.. Port Isabel VILLARREAL. YVONNE MARIA. Brownsville VINES. THOMAS ALVIN. Dallas VTNKLAREK. HARVEY JOSEPH. Flatonia VTTEK. MARILYN ANN. Crockett WADDY. GERALD LIONEL. Houston WADLE LANNY CARL. Houston WAGNER. ALBERT LEO. Victoria WAINWRJGHT. DEBORAH MARGARET. Houston WALDIE CHARLES RONALD Houston WALKER. CATHERINE JEANETTE Houston WALKER. DANIEL JORDAN Houston WALKER, JANET ELIZABETH. El Paso WALL. JOHN WADSWORTH Houston WALL, MURRAY SCOTT. Rockwall WALLACE KIM BERLY ANNE San Antonio WALLACE SUSAN ELAINE Piano 582 Juniors , m , HI IIIUIHI : ZAPATA. OSCAR GARCIA. Smlon ZAPATA. ROSALIO PADRON. San Anlonio ZAVER. MOHAMMED HASSAN. Houston ZIMMERMAN. ARNOLD ROLAND. Uredo ZINN. REBECCA. Houston ZSCHIESCHE. KATHLEEN MARIE. Hamilton WALTER. EDWIN ALFRED II. Austin WALTERS. JOSEPH THOMAS. Austin WALTHALL. LEONA FAITH. San Antonio WALTON. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Auslm WARDELL. DANA LIN. Houston WARE. PHILIP KENNETH. Houston WARING. SAM 1. C.. Comanche WARREN. TERRI GAY. Houston WATANABE. MICHAEL KEN. Houston WATERS. ROBERT JUDE. Gloucester. NJ WATSON. CHERYL DENISE. San Antonio WATSON. JOHN CALVIN. Tulia WEAVER. JOHN DUDLEY. Montgomery WEBB. BETTY. McKmney WEIL. MARY MELANIE. Houston WEINER. SHARLA F.. Houston WEISSMAN. DAVID ALAN. Houston WELCH. DEBRA. Port Arthur WENGLEIN. TERI LYNN. San Anlonio WETZEL. DONNA LEA. Dallas WEYEL. CYNTHIA LINK. Spring WHALEN. WINFORD DENN. Odessa WHATLEY. STEPHEN RAY. Austin WHEELER. NANCY DENICE. Fort Worth WHEELOCK. DAVID CARTER. Austin WHELESS. NANCY RANDOLPH. Houston WHITE. LOIS ELAINE. Houslor WHITE. ROBERT ELLINGTON. Odessa WHITTEN. JENISE. San Anlonio WIECHMANN. LESLIE KAREN. San Antonio WIER. JAMES DAVID. Odessa W1ER. KIMBERLEY ANN. Irving WILEY. RICHARD PAUL. Tyler WILKINSON. DAVID MARION. Houston WILLI. PAUL HERMAN. Houston W1LLIAFORD. ROBERT ALLEN. Dallas WILLI AMS. CAREY CRAIG. Houston WILLIAMS. CYNTHIA HARVEY. Dallas WILLIAMS. GWYNN ELIZABETH. Luhhuck WILLIAMS. JOHN MARK. Frankston WILLIAMS. KIMBERLY KAY. Houston WILLIAMS. LUCIA LEIGH. La Grange WILLIAMS. MARY JANE. McAllen WILLIAMS. MARY VICTORIA. Houston WILLIAMS. ROBERT ALFRED. Dallas WILLIAMS. SUZANNE. Ozona WILLIS. DEBORAH DENISE. Houston WILLOUGHBY. HERMAN TAYLOR. Demson WILSON. BRUCE JAMES. Houston WILSON. CYNTHIA ANN. Hartford. CT WILSON. DAWN THERESE. Lotkhart WILSON. HEATHER GWEN. Artesia. NM WILSON, KAREN KAYE. Marion WILSON. LORI KAY. Dallas WINBORN. SUSAN ANNETTE. Dallas WINIECKI. ROBERT DEAN. Austin WININGER. LINDA JO. Longview WINSTON. CHAILLE CARROLL. Houston WINTERS. MALLORY LEIGH. Houston WINTON. LISA KAY. Fort Worth WISHARD. DEBRA LEE. Premonl W1SHNICK. JOEL ROBERT. Miami Beach. FL W1SHNOW. MICHAEL FREDERIC. Houston WITHROW. MICHAEL LYNN. Dallas WOLFE. WADE WATSON. Houston WOMAC. ALLYSON LEIGH. Houston WOODM ANSEE. SHANNON LEE. Austin WRANISCHAR. JAY PAUL. Houston WREDE. MARK ALLEN. Howe WRIGHT. PAULA. Lubbock WU. JOHNSTON LEI. Houston WUSTRAU. NANCY JANE. Austin WYNN. ANNE MARIE. Garland WYNNE. JOHN DOUGLAS. Austin YAHIEL. DAN ISAAC. San Antonio YEANG. JOYCE SUE. Spring YEE. CATHERINE ELIZABETH. Houston YOST. CINDIE R.Dallas YOUNG. JOSEPH A.. JR.. San Angelo ZAMORA. VERONICA JEAN. Victoria ZAMORA. VIVIAN FAYE. Victoria ,vl Juniors 583 UT Fans Have Orange Blood Unable to draw football tickets through the Texas stu- dent lottery, many students resorted to sitting in the Oklahoma section at the Texas-OU Cotton Bowl clash. Enduring harrassment from Big Red fans, UT stu- dents were heckled by oral abuse and down-turned Hook ' em ' Horns. Texas supporters retaliated by yell- ing even louder for their team. Some were even brave enough to wear buttons and carry banners to alert the opposition that their blood was orange not red. Displaced Texas students could see thousands of Hook ' em ' Horns raised high in the air. UT supporters pulled together for the Longhorns, demonstrating that a college as large and diverse as The University of Texas can be united in one spirit. AARONSON. CYNTHIA ELAINE. Colorado Springs. CO ABADA. AHMED. Algeria ABBOTT. ROSS ALVIN. Dallas ABDELADIM. NADIR. Algeria ACOSTA. RACHEL. Crystal City ADAME. ANDREA. Houston ADAMS. RAYMOND JAMES. Phoenu. AZ ADKINS. JILL ANN. Bellaire ADKINS. MARY HELEN. Houston AGU1LAR. MARIA RAQUEU Laredo AGUILAR. TERESA DIANE. Schertz AGUIRRE. FERNANDO. Odessa AKIN. MATTHEW CLARK. Dallas AKRIDGE. ROBERT LARRY. Hot Springs. AR ALANIS. JUAN CARLOS. Elsa ALBERS. SUSAN SUTTON. Fort Worth ALBERT. MELODI. Bryan ALBRECHT. LAURA JEANNE. Corsicana ALDERSON. LORI ELLEN. Houston ALEXANDER. KIMBERLY ANN. Fort Worth ALEXANDER. SUSANNE. Odessa ALFADLI. NABILA AHMED. Houston AL-KAZMAWI.NEHADJASEM. Bahrain ALLBRIGHT. STACEY LYNN. Austin ALLDAY. ELIZABETH GRAHAM. Midland ALLEE. JUDY ANNE. Houston ALLEN. LEE DAVIS. Houston ALLEN. ROCKY. Dallas ALLEN. SUSAN RUTH. San Antonio ALLEN. TRACEY ELIZABETH. Dallas ALLISON. CAROLYN MARIE. Bay City ALPERSON. JOEL HARRIS. Omaha. NE AL-RHM A. SAWSAN HAMZA. Austin ALTM AN. DONALD SCOTT. Amarillo AMOS. JAMIE SUE. San Angelo ANDERSON. BARBARA S.. Waco ANDERSON. CHARLES RANDOLPH. Houston ANDERSON. DAVID ALLEN. Poteet ANDERSON. JENNIFER LORRAINE. Kingsville ANDERSON. JILL Houston ANDERSON. KAREN MARIE. Corpus Christi ANDERSON. LAURA ELIZABETH. Grand Saline ANDERSON. SUSAN RENEE. Fort Worth AN KER-GOLI. CONN I E M AR1 E. Houston ANSELMO. JOHN VINCENT. Austin ANTONELLOS. ELENI GEORGE. Houston ARBUCKLE. CINDY LOU. Elgin ARCHER. SHARON LEIGH. Aldie. VA ARNOLD. ISAAC III. Houston ARNOLD. MARY VIRGINIA. Houston ARNOLD. VIVIAN. Houston ASTON. SCOTT BEDFORD. Dallas ATKINS. ELIZABETH ANN. Arlington AVARY. MARETTA KAY. Monahans AWA. DORIS SHEGEMI. Dallas BAB1NEAUX. SALLY ANNE. Beaumont BACON. IRMA DELAYNE. Newton BAGBY. HAROLD HOWARD. Fort Worth BAGLEY. BILL B.. El Paso BAHME. CAROL ANN. Houston BAILEY. BRENT CHARLES. Houston BAILEY. JAMES ROBERT. Amarillo BAILEY. SUSAN ELEANOR. Houston 584 Sophomores BAIN. CATHERINE MARIE. Austin BAIN. HENRY CARL. Austin BAKER. CARROLL ANN. Dallas BALDA. SUZANNE BEATRICE. Dallas BALDERSON. JULIE ANN. Corpus Chriiu BALDWIN. TOMMY RAY. Austin BALKIN. BARRY NORMAN. Memphis. TN BALL. ELIZABETH EVELYN. San Antonio BALLARD. PAMELA JEAN. Dallas BARBERO. MICHELE LOUISE. Houston BARCLAY. DAVID ALAN. Austin BARNES. BELINDA JANE. McKmney BARNES. MELISSA FAYE. Dickinson BARNETT, JUDY JEANNETTE. Blossom BARR. JOHN EDWARD. Austin BARSHOP. PATTI RAE. San Antonio BARTA. JONNETTE LYNN. Dallas BARTOS. DON KEITH. Waco BASENFELDER. LOIS HELEN. Alvm BAUER. PEGGY JANE. La Fena BAUM. JANET CLAIR. Dallas BAUMRUK. MABEL YVONNE. Katy BAYS. BROOKS GLEN WOOD. Demon BEARDEN. DEBORAH ANN. Houston BEASLEY. TAMRA KAY. Austin BEATTY. BARBARA LOUISE. Richardson BECK. BRANDON CHARLESS. San Angelo BEHREND. VICKI LYNNE. Del Rio BENAVIDEZ, MELDA RAMOS. Edroy BENDER. STEPHEN FARRELL. Port Arthur BENNETT. BARBARA ANN. Orange BENNETT. CLIFTON CROSTHWAIT. Waco BENNETT. KATHLEEN KAY. Anglelon BENSON. CHARLES HAMILTON. Shreveport. LA BENSON. DAVID HARWELL. Houston BENTON. BRENDA D ' AUN. Abilene BERESWILL. TED WILLIAM. Houston BERGDAHL. LINDA JEAN. Northfield. IL BERGLUND. TERESA ELAINE. Austin BERGQUIST. AMY SUE. Dallas BERMEA. ROBERTO ANTONIO. Brownsville BERNHARD. BETH ANNE. Austin BERRY. BILLY ALVIN JR.. New Boston BERRY. KIMBERLY ANN. Fort Worth BERRY. ROBERT EDWARD, Bedford. OH BERRY. SUZANNE MARIE. Arlington BESSELLIEU. BRIAN SMITH. Dallas BIEGGER. BARBARA JEAN. San Antonio B1NZ. CAROL MARIE. Cuero BIRDSONG. RICHARD ALAN. Austin BIRDWELL. ROBERT JACK. Austin BLACK. DANIEL WARD. Houston BLACKSMITH. JULIE KAY. New Braunfels BLACKWELL.GUINN. Houston BLAGG. BEVERLY LYNN. Decatur BLANCHARD. JOSEPH CHUBB. Dallas BLANCHARD. JUDITH ANGELA. Austin BLANKENSH1P. LARRY DEWAYNE. Anglelon BLAS1NGAME. MYRA RUTH. Fort Worth BLOCKER. SUE ANN. Dallas BLUECHER. ANGELIKAC. Huffman BLUM. TINA JOY. Houston BLUMENFELD. LAUREN ELISE. Houston BLUMENSHINE. WILLIAM MARK. Houston BLUMENTHAL. DEBORAH JANE. Oklahoma Cit . OK BOATRIGHT. CAROLYN ANN. Corpus Chnsn BOATR1GHT. STEVEN LOUIS. La Marque BODE. SUSAN GAYLE. San Antonio BODOUR. SARAH. Austin BOLLMEIER. JENIFER LYNN. San Antonio BOND. MARK DEAKINS.Gordonville BONDY. MICHELE OREOLINE. Garland BONN. TRACY BETH. Fredencksburg BONNER. MELISSA LEIGH. Houston BOOE. ADRIANNE BLAIR. Dallas BORCHARD. EDDIE LEE. Robstown BORRMANN. RICHARD WILLIAM. Tyler BOSART. DONALD RAY. Leander BOSCH. PATRICIA LYNN. El Paso BOSS. JAMES WESLEY. Austin BOSWELL. DARE. Houston BOULD. WENDY ELIZABETH. Houston BOUNDS. MARK LANE. Houston BOURGEOIS. MAUREEN ANN. Corpus Chnsu BOYD. BARBARA LEE. Houston BOYD. JENNIFER. Angleton BOYKIN. BELINDA LEE. Abilene BOYLE. MARY CLAUDIA. San Antonio BRABAND. JOHNNIE DEXTER. Houston BRALEY. KEITH DUANE. Garland BRANDES. THOMAS EDWARD. San Antonio BRASHEAR. PAMELA KAY. Lake Jackson BRAVERMAN. LISA JANE. Tulsa.OK BREIHAN. JOHN ROBERT. Auslm BR1NKLEY. ROSALIND RUTH. Austin BRISTER. DABNEY ANN. Houston BROCK. VALERIAN ALBERT. Houston BROG DON. STEPHEN GATLIN. Wealherfurd BROOKS. DIANE LEIGH. Columbus Sophomores 585 BROOKS, HARRY JOHNSON. Freeport BROOKS. SARAH ELLEN. Houston BROUGH. JAY WINSTON. Texas Cily BROUSSARD. MICHELLE JANE. Houslon BROWDER. CAROL ANNE, Waco BROWDER. WILLIAM BLAKE, Waco BROWN. KATHLENE MARIE. Houston BROWN. KEITH SHERMAN. Austin BROWN. KENNETH ELLIS. Houston BROWN. NANNETTE MARIE Fort Worth BROWN, RICHARD EARL, Austin BROWN, SUSAN CATHERINE Corpus Christi BROWN. SUSAN LEIGH. Houslon BROWN, WALTER FRANCIS JR.. San Antonio BRYAN, MICHAEL DENNIS, Euless BRYAN. REBECCA ANN. Sherman BRYMER, PATRICIA S. R.. Austin BRYMER. PEGGY LYNN. Richardson BRYMER, TIMOTHY ALLAN. Austin BRYSON, STEVEN ALLEN. Tyler BUKOWSKI, KATHY A., El Paso BUNCH, HARRY MAXWELL. Houston BURGIN, WILLIAM LYLE. Sulphur Spnngs BURLESON, CHARLIE JACK, Austin BURLESON.GAYLE GRACE. Bridgeport BURNITT, JOHN DARRELL, Austin BUSSELL. MICHAEL DENNIS, Dallas BUSTER, DEBORAH ANN, Houston BYERS. MARC FREDERICK, Dallas BYRD, LAURA ELIZABETH, Houston BYRD, MICHAEL JULIAN. Houston BYRD, THOMAS EDWARD, Houston CABANISS, CAROLYN SUZAN. Ingleside CABLE ELIZABETH JANE, Houston CAGLE SUZANNE BARBARA. San Antonio CAHOON. CORRINNE ELISE Midland CAIN. APRIL LEIGH. Austin CALDWELU LUCINDA ANN. Metairie. LA CALDWELL, STEPHANIE ORILLA, Austin CALLAWAY. KURT GORDON. Austin CAMPBELL. MARK DOUGLAS. Dallas CAMPBELL. ROBERT FRANKLIN, South Padre CAMPBELL. WILLIAM JEFFERSON. Houston CAMPBELL, WILLIAM MARK. Houslon CANALES, LUIS IVAN. San Antonio CANTU. JOSEPH JAMES. Lyford CARAMEROS, CARL ALAN, Houston CARAWAY, DONNA D ' ANN. Victoria CARDIFF, HAL VICTORJR.. Katy CARLSON. LAURA ELIZABETH. Dallas CARNEY, KERRY PATRICK, Austin CARP, JOEL HARRIS, New Orleans. LA CARPENTER. CONNIE SUE. Friendswood CARR, JAMES HENRY. Poteet CARRELL, MEG ALLISON. Dallas CARSON. BARRY JOSEPH. Houston CARSON. JAMES ALLEN. Carlsbad. NM CARTER. LEANN. Bella Vista, AR CARVAJ AL. HOMER JR.. Corpus Christi CASAL.CAREN DIANE Uvalde CASKEY. DEBRA LYNN. Houston CASMEDES, HARRY PAUL. Sherman CASTILLO. EDWARD. San Antonio CASTRO, LAURA LOUISE. Austin CAVENDER. RICHARD HAROLD, San Anlonio CHACON, ROGER. El Paso CHAI. THERESA. Houston CHAKHCHOUKH. MOHAMED. Algeria CHAMBERS, TERESA GALE, Georgetown CHAPMAN, EILEEN DENISE Rusk CHARBULA, DON EARL, Bay City CHEANEY, BARBARA ANN. Houston CHEATHAM. RICHARD TODD, Seabrook CHERRY. ROBERT SCOTT. Austin CHILDS. CHERYL ANN, Houslon CHINNOCK. ROXANE Dallas CHISM.JILL, Longview CHR1STENSEN, DONALD JOHN, Austin CHRISTY. KAREN SUE Weston,CT CHRONISTER. MARK ALLEN. Gladewater CHUOP, VUDARA. Austin CISNEROS, ELSA S.. Taft CLARKSON. JOHN-MICHAEL. El Paso CLAUSEL, CAROLINE, San Antonio CLAYTON. MELANIE ANN. Fort Worth CLINTON. CLAUDE RAMSEY JR.. Bumet COBB. LINDA KAY. San Angelo COBEN. DEBRA GAYLE. Dallas COE RICHARD CURTIS, Dallas COHEN, SAMUEL GORDON. Houslon COHEN. SHERYL IVY. Dallas COKER. ALICE CATHERINE. Piltsburg COLE CHARLES ROBERT. Dallas COLE JAMES LEON JR.. Houston COLE KAR1 DENTON. Houston COLE MARILYN. San Antonio COLEMAN. FRED ALLEN. Richardson COLEMAN. MARK BRADLEE. Richardson COLLETT1. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER. Port Arlhur 586 Sophomores Q A I , A. .. 4 V, ! N COLLINS. DON HENRY. Wichita Halls COLQUITT. BRYAN KARL. Houslon COOK. GARY DOUGLAS. Laughlm AFB COOK. WILLIAM LAWRENCE III. Forl Worth COOLEY. DOROTHY ANN. Houslon COOPER. CAROL STEPHANIE. Memphis. TN COOPER. JEANETTA ANN. Forl Worlh COPELAND. RHODA HELEN. San Anlonio COPPEDGE.GENA KAYE. Dallas COPPINGER. CELESTE ELAINE. Pearland CORBETT. LISA KAYE. Taylor COWARD. DAVID KEVIN. Auslin COX. KELLY RAE. Canyon COX. NINA JAN. Fredencksburg COY. HOLLY ANN. Richardson CRAFT. LOUISA MERSHON. Houslon CRAMER. CAROL ANN. Dallas CRAWFORD. JOHN GORDON. Irving CRAWFORD. KAREN ELIZABETH. Houslon CRAWFORD. MARSHALL HOLLOWAY II. Houston CRAWFORD. MARY LYNN. Houslon CRIM. RANDALL WAYNE. Beaumont CRISS. GWENDOLYN DEN1SE. Tyler CROUCH, ROBERT. San Anlonio CROW. RICHARD LEE. Dallas CROWLEY. TIMOTHY. Dallas CROWSON, MICHAEL BRADLEY. Auslm CUENOD. EMILE MARC JR . Galveston CURBELLO. JOHNNY TREVORE. Houslon CUR1NGTON. DYCE CAROL. Corsicana CURL. PAUL THOMAS. San Antonio CURRELL. WILLIAM STEPHEN. Dallas CURTIS. KELLY KAY. Dallas CURTIS. WILLIAM PERCY. Longview CUSTER. TAMMYE LISA. New York. NY CYKOSKI. CYNTHIA CORTI. Austin DACUS. BENNIE SUE. Jacksonville DAHLER. MEGON ANNE. San Antonio DAILEY. LINDA ANN. Houslon DAMAN. ANNE MARIE. Austin DASH1ELL. DOUGLAS JACKSON. Houslon DAUGHERTY. SANDRA SUE. Wichila Falb DAVIDSON. GREGORY SCOTT. Dallas DAV1LA. SERGIO JESUS. Edinburg DAVIS. CHARLOTTE YVONNE. Austin DAVIS. NANCY LOU. Houston DAVIS. RAY ARCHER. Beeville DAVIS. WALTER RICHARD JR. Dallas DAWKINS. BRETTON GUY. Houston DAWSON. MARGY ETTA. San Antonio DEAL. LISA M.. Lufkin DEATON. MARY ELAINE. Harlmgen DEBESSE. JEAN MARIE. Houslon DEGRASSI. HOLLIS BAXTER III. Amanllo DELANEY. STACY ANN. Richardson DE LA ROSA. SYLVIA. Corpus Christ. DELGADO. SYLVIA M.. San Antonio DEMPSEY. AMY CLAIRE. Auslm DENKLER. JANE ELLEN. Houston DENNIS. CYNTHIA JANE. Long Beach. CA DEOCA. SANDRA ORTIZ. Auslin DEPEW. JAMES MELVIN JR.. Austin DEVAUGHN. TANYA RENEE. Dallas DIAZ. DEBORAH ANN. Dallas DICKENS. KAREN ANN. Houslon DICKIE. JESS CARSON. Amanllo DIESTE. MARTHA HOPE. Marshall DIKE. JANICE LYNN. Ben Wheeler DILLARD. JEFFREY RUGELEY. Wichita Falls DILLARD. KELTON EARL. Corsicana DISEKER. CHARLES MURRY III. Round Rock DISMUKES. KENNETH TERRELL JR.. Liberty DIVINE. ELISABETH TERRY. Auslin I M WHS ANNE CLAIRE. Corpus Christ. DOBIAS. KENNETH DWAYNE. Austin DOBY. DONNA GAIL. Austin DODSON. WILLIAM DAVID. El Paso DOERING. LISA MARIE. Pasadena DONNELLY. PAUL RANDAL. TexasCity DORNEUSCH. BELINDA. Houston DORSFY. VAN PAUL. Houston DOSS. MELISSA NELL Mount Pleasant DOTY. JEFFREY BALDWIN. Las Vegas. NV DOWELL. STAN RAY. McAllen DRENN AN. SHERRY LANELL. K.ngwood DREYER. DALE ALAN. Corpus Chnst. DUBINSKI. SUSAN LYNN. Houston DUFF. REBECCA JO. Auslin DUKE. JOYCE ANN. Longview DL ' NAVIN. LISA ANN. Greenville DUNCAN. JEANEANENENA. Houslon DUNCAN. TINA MARIE. Palesline DLNLAP. CYNTHIA ANNE. Hubbard DUNLAP. DEBORAH ELIZABETH. Dallas DUNN. ELIZABETH VEGA. Houslon DUNN. SHARON ANN. Auslin DURAND-HOLLIS. GABRIEL. San Anlonio Dl RRETT. DENISE. San Anlonio DYCK. LYNDA DIANNE. Beaumonl Sophomores 587 Longhorn Manager As one of the 12 athletic team managers for the Long- horn football team, sophomore Mark Lord said that he has always enjoyed football and has wanted to work with the team. He became a University team manager in his freshman year. Basically managers are in charge of the equipment. They must take care of it, put it out and pick it up again. Therefore, they must be at every practice and home game. Lord, a physical education major, thinks of his job as great practical experience. I work for eight of the best teachers (the coaches) you could ask for. Lord thrives on his job and is excited about the team ' s national ranking. In his own words, he said, It ' s more fun when you win. lVflK L .t A: K, . DYE. LESLIE GERARD. Orange DYER. D ' ANN. Austin DYER. PATRICIA COLLEEN. Beaumont EASTERLING. JAN IRENE. Houston ECKERT. NANCY LOU. Mason EDWARDS. LINETTE ANNICE. Austin EGGER. WILLIAM CLAYTON JR.. Mullm EHRLE. JOHN LEWIS. Houston EISENKRAFT. MARGERY L. Dallas EISNER. SHEILA HOPE. Dallas ELKINS. WILLIAM KARL. Missouri ELLIOTT. TERRY WAYNE. Pasadena ELLIS. MICHAEL LYNN. Dallas ELLISON. DAVID BRETT. Austin ENGEL. ILENE LOUISE. Jasper. AL ENGLISH. NORMA JOYCE. Dallas ENLOE. JILL. Allen ENLOW. KATHY ANN. Dallas ESKOWITZ. BRUCE DAVID. Houston ESPITIA. BENICTO BENNY. Victoria ESTRADA. VICTOR ARMANDO. San Antonio ETTINGOFF. SAMUEL RAY. Memphis. TN EVANS. NANCY ANNE. Corpus Christ! EV ERHART. PAMELA DAMUAN. Tyler FACSKO. ELIZABETH ANN. Roanoke FAIRLEIGH. MARTHA ANNE. Fnendswood FANCHER. LISA RENEE. Austin FARIAS. FRED. McAllen FARMER. DORSI. Abilene FAULK. JOSEPH BRENT. Port Arthur FELSTED. KAREN ELIZABETH. Richardson FELTMAN. DEBRA MAY. Dallas FELVEY. LAURIE CONSTANCE. Dallas FENSKE. MARY EILEEN. Houston FERGUSON. PAMELA ANNE. San Antonio FERRIES. NELSON RAY. Alamo FINCH. LOISCOCHRAN. Houston FINK.TERI LYNN. Rock Island. IL FINKLEA. LARRY LEE. Sonora FINKLEA. MARSHA NELL. Sonora FINNEGAN. HAROLD MOORE. Houston FINNEY. MARY JEAN. San Antonio FISCHER. VALERIE. Fort Worth FISHER. ANN ELIZABETH. Houston FLAKE. RICHARD PAUL. La Marque FLESCHLER. MARK JOE. Dallas FLOECK. RHONDA GAIL. Liberty FLORES. DORINDA OLIVIA. Edinburg FLOREZ. BENEDETTA D. Mathis FLOYD. PATTI SUE. Dallas FOCHT. JUDITH LYNN. Houston FOLZENLOGEN. FRANCES ANN. Dallas FONTANA. BRIAN. Port Arthur FOOTE. LARRY EDWARD. La Porte FOSTER. MICHAEL GREGORY. Hereford FOUTCH. LAYNE BERNARD. San Benito FOWLER. MARK THOMAS. Houston FOX. CLAYTON ANDREW. Houston FRADKIN. STEVEN MARK. Houston FRANCO. JUDY VIVIAN. San Antonio FRANK. JAY TAFT. Houston FRAZEE. BARBARA CLARKE. Dallas FREDERICK. LINDA RAE. Arlington 588 Sophomores FREDERICK. SHARI LYNN.CIeburne FREDERICKS. DIANE MARIE. Houston FREITAG. HELEN CLARE. Houston FRIEDMAN. CLIFFORD LEE. Dallas FRI EDM AN. JOSEPH B. JR.. Houston FRIERSON. LEONOR BERNARDETTE. Laredo FRIESEN. MARY LEA. Dallas FRITHIOF. ROBERT BLAINE. Austin FRITSCHE. ROBERT DAVID. Austin FRITTS. MARY JANE. McAllen FROST. ROBYN MARIE. Lampasas FULLER. MARK STEVEN. Houston FURGASON. DAVIDCARL. Houston FUSSELL. YVONNE. Austin GAINES. LAURA JEANNE. San Anlonio GAINEY. CAROL MARIE. San Anlonio GALIT. HEIDI GAYE. Houston GALLO. ELIZABETH LYNN. Waco GAMMON. ROBERT BRUCE. La Porte GANNON. JACK TR1GG. Hillsboro GARCIA. AL M III. Houston GARCIA. BENJAMIN F..San Antonio GARCIA. EDNA ALEJANDRINA. Harlmgcn GARCIA. LILY TERESA. Alice GARCIA. SYLVIA YVONNE. Austin GARDNER. JANIE. Brownwood GARRETT. DAVID ISAIAH. Monroe. AL CARVEL. LINDA MARIE. Gonzales GARWOOD. RUTH LYNN. Ri chardson GARZA. HILDA JUANITA. Houston GARZA. KATHLEEN. New Braunfels GARZA. VIRGINIA. La Villa GARZA. YVONNILDA. Harlmgen GATES. PAMELA SUE. Missouri Cit) GEHRIG. RICHARD BRIAN. San Anlonio GEORGE. CATHERINE ANN. Baytown GEORGE. KAREN LEA. Dallas GERBIG. BARBARA JOANN. Austin GERSON. RANDY MARK. Houslon GHOLSTON. MARY MELINDA. Amanllo GIBSON. CAROLYN ELAINE. Austin GIBSON. MICHAEL MURRAY. Austin GILES. DEBORAH LYNN. San Anlonio GILES. JANNA BETH. Houslon GILHART. JULIE LYNN. Dallas GILLIARD. KATHLEEN M.. Houslon GILLIG. JULIE ANN. Sugarland GILLIS. ELLEN. Fort Worth GIRARDEAU. ANN ELIZABETH. Baylown GLAUBEN. SHARI HELAINE. Dallas ' GLAZER. SHARON HELEN. Si. Louis. MO GLAZNER. JOE WESLEY. Mineral Wells GLENN. WILLIAM NATHAN. Austin GLOVER. DAVID BRIAN. Houston GLUCKSMAN. STEPHEN ALAN. Dallas GOLBECK. VINCENT LEE. Lancaster GOLD. MATTHEW JAY. Dallas GOLDBERG. LYNN KAREN. Prame Village. KS GOLDBERG. MARSHALL FRED. Dallas GOLDEN. SALLIE ANN. San Anlomo GOLDMAN. LORI SUE. Metaine. LA GOLDMAN.SHERI ANN. Houston GOLDMAN. SUSAN JO. Minneapolis. MN GOLDSTUCKER. DONNA LYN. Lubbock GONZALES. ROBERTO. Corpus Chrisli GONZALEZ. DAVID. Galveston GONZALEZ. GLORIA. Brownsville GONZALEZ. SANTOS ORLANDO. Alice GOODMAN. CRAIG STUART. Dallas GOODMAN. JANIS ANN. El Paso GOODSON. LOUISE MAUDE. Houston GOODSON. THOMAS BARNES. Dallas GOSLING. DEBORAH LYNN. Bay Cily GOULDING. MICHAEL JOSEPH. Pasadena GRACE. CYNTHIA RUTH. Houston GRAHAM. KAREN LEE. Midland GRAHAM. MARINELLE. Harlmgen CRANBERRY. LISA DELORES. Austin GRANT. SUSAN PATRICIA. Tulsa. OK GRAVES. MARTHA LYNETTE. Dallas GRAY. DONALD SPENCER. Fort Worth GRAY. ELEANOR CATHERINE. Dallas GREADY. PATRICIA ELIZABETH. Houslon GREEN. GARY ALLEN. San Anlonio GREENBERG. ALAN MARK. Houston GREENBERG. JODY ELLEN. Houslon GREENBERG. MIRIAM SHARON. Houston GREENBLUM. JON BRADLEY. Laredo GREENHAW. ANNETTE. Dallas GREER. DORIAN RUTH. Edmburg GREESON. MARY LAEL. Houslon GREGORY. JUAN A LEE. Houston GREGORY. ROBERT LEE. Conroe GREGORY. ROBERT LEE III. Robslown GRIESMAN. ROBYN ANN. Houslon GRIFFIN. JULIE DAWN. Austin GRINSTEAD. CYNTHIA GAYE. Houston GR1 WACH. JOHNNY JAY. For! Worth GUAJARDO. ROSEMARY. Eagle Pass Sophomores 589 omores GUERRA. ALEJANDRO. Ozona GUERRA. SONIA. Austin GUEVARA. ROBERT TELESPHORE Benavides GUGENHEIM. G. GREGG. Houston GUION. DAVID L.. Texas City GUTTMAN. ALAN JACK. Houston HAAS. WAYNE JOHN. Austin HADSELL. JERI ANNE. Dallas HAFERNICK. SANDRA JANE. Ganado HAGOOD. GARY STEVE. Austin HAIGHT. NANCY GAE. San Antonio HAIRSTON. LISA CAROL. ICingjville HALDEN. MARTHA SUE. Austin HALE. TOM EDWARD. Dallas HALEY. KAREN MARIE Houston HAMANN. GARY ALLEN. Austin HAMBLEN. CARSON MONTGOMERY. Houston HAMILTON. ALEX E.. Fon Worth HAMMETT. CAROL ANN. Beaumont HAMMETT. TERESA ANNE. Austin HAMMOND. TOD FREDRICKS Houston HAMPEL. SCOTT EDWARD. Wichita. KS HAMRICK. ALAN KENDALL. Dallas HANSEN. HANSCITA. Houston HANSON. TINA MARIE. Houston HARDT. BRENDA SUE. Hondo HARGARTEN. HOLLY ANN. Austin HARGRAVE. ROBERT LOVE. Austin HARRELL. HOLLY WIN. Austin HARRINGTON. MEGAN PATRICIA. Houston HARRIS. CYNTHIA JOYE San Antonio HARRIS. JANET ELAINE. Houston HARRISON, JULIET LOUISE. Waco HARRISON. RICHARD EUGENE. Brownsville HARRISON. WILLIAM HOLMAN. Brownsville HARRISS. KIRTLEY. Houston HARTMANN. DIANE ELAINE. Hondo HARWOOD. CORDELIA CURRAN. Austin HAVARD. SHARON LEAH. Portland. OR HAVINS. HELEN WINSTON. Brownwood HAWLEY. BRADLEY BURNETT JR.. Sweelwater HAYES. PAUL ED. Dallas HAYS. LEEANN. Austin HAZARD. COLLEEN PATRICIA. Austin HEASLEY. JENNIFER CAROL El Paso HELM. THOMAS LEE. Fort Worth HELWEG. ADA ZOE. Shiner HEMPERLY. CINDY JEAN. Houston HENDRICKSON. BARBARA ANN. Austin HENK. ROBERT ALLEN. Fort Worth HENNING. JUDY. Houston HENRY. DAVID MARK. Huntsulle HENRY. FELICIA DENISE. Houston HENRY. VICKI ANNE. Port Arthur HERFEL. TIMOTHY DAVID. Crofton. MD HERNANDEZ. HUMBERTO JR.. Corpus Chnsti HERNANDEZ. LUIS RICARDO. Brownsville HERNDON. HOLLY HALE. Houston HERRERA. DIANA. Alamo HERRMANN. DAVID READ. Lake Jackson HERRO. JEFFREY PHILLIP. Lewisville HERZOG. BEN ALAN. Houston HEWITT. DANIEL COLEMAN. Houston H1BBS. JOHN NICHOLAS. Dallas HIEBERT. LESLIECAROL. Bellaire HILLER. CATHERINE ELAINE. Baton Rouge. LA HINNERS. GARY ALAN. Seabrook HINNERS. JOHN ANDREW. Seabrook HINTZ. MICHAEL JOSEPH. Dallas HOBBS. DONALD JR.. Fort Worth HOFFMAN. RACHELLE EILEEN. Dallas HOFFMAN. SHERI LYNN. Austin HOFFMANN. KEVA ANN. New Braunfels HOFFNER. MERRILL ELLEN. Dallas HOLCOMB. GLEN DA JO. Tyler HOLCOMB. SARAH STEED. Crockett HOLDS. ANDREW MICHAEL, San Antonio HOLEKAMP. GEORGE ANNA. Kerrville HOLEKAMP. JANE ANN. Kerrville HOLLAND. DORENDA CAROLE Palestine HOLMGREEN. ANNA JEAN. Alice HOLT. JOHN KELLY. Sherman HONIGBLUM. ALBERT H.. San Antonio HOOPER. WILBERT LEON. Corpus Chnsti HOPKINS. BRUCE GORDON. Fort Worth HOPPER. DREWCLEET. Baytown HORANY. MARY CAROL. Wichita Falls HORAN Y.SARAH BETH.Olney HOUSEMAN. LOUISE WOODLIFF. Dallas HOWARD. JANET MARIE. Dallas HOWARD. STEVEN CARTER. Houston HOWRY. RANDY RAY. Georgetown HRGOVCIC. DUBRAVKA. Houston HUCKABEE. SUSAN MARY. Fon Worth HUDNALL. CLAYTON HOWARD. Tyler HUGHES. ANNE ELIZABETH. Baytown HUGHES. DON HENRY. El Paso HUGHES. ELIZABETH MAUREE. Houston HUGHES. MELONYE. Fort Worth linrti 590 Sophomores I HUGHES. PATRICK LAMONT. Dlllu HUGHES. TERESA MARIE, Conroe HULL. SHARON LEE. Corpus Chmti HULLETT. GEORGE RANDAL. Mnquitc HUMPHREY. LYNN ELLEN. Hunuville HUNSAKER. JAMES KIRK. Hoiulon HUNTER. HELEN CYNTHIA. Corpus ChriBi HUNTER. JAMES HOWLETT. U JolU. CA HUNTER. MARY HELEN. Austin HUNTER. MICHAEL DAVID. Palatine HUNTER. NATALIE JEAN. Dickinson HURLEY. KEITH EDWARD. Houston HUTSON. THOMAS ALEXANDER. Children IKEL. KEVIN JOHN. Dallas INGRAHAM. SANDRA KAY. Austin INMAN. WILLIAM BUFORD. Le.ndcr IRBY. ALETHA LOUISE. San Antonio ISAACS. BRENDAGAIL Houston ISRAELOFF. SIM DA1VD. Austin IVASH. CAROL LESLIE. Austin ME JANET LESLEE Austin JACK. DONNA DENISE. Austin JACKSON. ALAN PAUL. Houston JACKSON. LAWRENCE MATTHEW, Austin JADERLUND. DAVID CHARLES. Seabrook JAGGARD. THOMAS PETER. Malhis JAHNS. DEBORAH KAY. Austin JAMISON. PAMELA KAYE, Angleton JARZOMBEK. STANLEY JOSEPH JR.. Mission JASPER. NOREEN MYRA. Dallas JEFFERSON. LESLIE JEAN. San Antonio JENNINGS. HELEN ANNE. Dallas JEU. KAREN ANNETTE. Houston JOCHEC.GLENDA MARIE. Stafford JOCHETZ. TERRY ANN. Dallas JOHNSON. ELIZABETH ANNE. Dallas JOHNSON. JACK BEN. Vemon JOHNSON. JAMES B.. Austin JOHNSON. STEVEN DOUGLAS, San Antonio JOHNSTON. BETTIE ANNE. Longview JONES. CAROLE ANN. Houston JONES. DEIDRE DENE. Houston JONES. JANICE LYNN. Richardson JONKERS. RANDALL GERALD. Austin JORDAN. ERIC DAVID. Houston JOSEPH. JANET DIANE. New Orleans. LA JOYCE ELIZABETH NEEL. Richardson KAHLKE, WILLIAM BENNETT. Fort Worth KALAVITY. NICK CARL. Evergreen. CO KANE, SUSAN ANN. Corpus Christi KAPLAN. BRIAN HOWARD. Houston KASCH. VIVIAN MARIE. Austin KASSENS. TODD GILBERT. Longview KASTLEMAN. BRYAN LEE. Houston KAUFMAN. CHERIE LEE. Dallas KAUFMAN. MARY GRACE. Richardson KEEBLE ELLIOTT. Brownsville KEELER. LESLIE MARIE Houston KEEN. CYNTHIA. Waco KEEN. THOMAS HAROLD, Dallas KEILS. MARY KATHRYN.Teague KELLER, MARY LYNN, Houston KELLNER, RENEE EVELYN. Galveston KELLOGG. ELIZABETH ANN. Midland KELLY. MARY AUGUSTINE. Dallas KELSO. GLORIA MARIE San Antonio KELZ. SALLIE I.. Houston KENNEDY. DIANA LEIGH. Univenal City KENNEDY. GARNETTE CARROL. Teurkana KENNEDY. LYDIA. Austin KERRIGAN. JEFFRY JAMES. Houston KERRIGAN. SUE ANNE Houston KEWLEY. ADELBERT GLEN. Vemon KEY. ELIZABETH MAE. Albany KEY. JIMMY DANE Burleson KIBLINGER. ELIZABETH ANN. Cleburne KICE. VIRGINIA CAREEVE Lubbock KILLION. LISA ANN. Lufkin KILLION. TAMI JILL. Palestine KIMBERLEY. KRISTI RENE. Tyler KING. DAVID ROYCE Austin KING. LEWIS GEORGE. Houston KING. PATTON SPENCER. Houston KIRK. MARILYN DENISE Houston KIRKLAND. BRENDA LEE Dallas KLEIDERER. ROBERT MARTIN. Houston KLEIN. DEBORAH LEE. Fnendswood KLEIN. JAN GAEBLER. Yorklown KLEINSTL ' B. MARY DEBORAH. Houston KLOTZ. BRYAN WAYNE Austin KLUMPYAN.JOHN PETER. San Antonio KNOX. DIANA BAYNE Tyler KNUDSEN. MARK WILLIAM. Temple KOLITZ. NANCY LYNN. San Antonio KONCEWICZ. ELIZABETH MARIA. Dallas KOOMEY. MIRIAM ELIZABETH. Houston KOSTER. SUSAN MARIE TeusCily KRANDEL. KAREN. Houston KREBETHECARON SUZANNE Orange Grove Sophomores 591 Vending Commission Member Jinny Lang Smith is one of seven members of the Vending Commission which regulates the People ' s Ren- aissance Market on the Drag. After reading about the Commission in a Daily Texan article, Smith asked a friend who worked on Lee Cooke ' s campaign for City Council to recommend her. She had no previous experience in civic affairs; her only qualifications being that she was an art student and that she was interested. Vendors must come before the Commission and once it establishes that a vendor is selling his own handmade goods, he is issued a one-year license for $60. A Commission term is for two years, and Smith will stay involved in civic affairs after hers expires. KREMER. JEFFREY THOMAS. Dalits KROST. MARVIN SAMUEL. Houston KROVETZ. DIANE BRENDA. Dallas Kl SEN BEROER. DON LEVI. Fredencksburg LACEY. ALYSON MELISSA. Corpus Christi LACEY. KEARN ELLIOTT. Fort Worth LAFITTE RICHARD REED. Dallas LAMB. CAROL LYNN. Troup LAMBERT. KAREN LYNN. Houston LAMING. WILLIAM ROBERT. Austin LANDE. SHERI RENE. Dallas LANDES. ROBERT PAUL JR.. Austin LANGSTON. LUCRETIA LYNN. Longview LAPIER. KENNETH PAUL JR.. Houston LARIMORE JOHN CHARLES JR.. Houston LARWOOD. JULIE ANN. Bedford LASTER. JOHN ALAN. Longview LATHAM. DAINA R A! . Brownheld LAUCIUS. REGINA MARIJA. El Paso LAUDERDALE. LORALEE. Richardson LAUGHINGHOUSE THERESA MARIE. Hondo LAWRENCE JAY KEVIN. Sweetwater LAWRENCE. ROBERT BRETT. Dallas LEA. THOMAS GERARD. Houston LEACH. LESA NELL. Austin LEATHERWOOD. MARGIE ANN. Austin LEBLANC. STEVEN RAN DEL. Beaumont LEE. LINDSEY DUANE Houston LEE. MARK DONALD. Houston LEFKO. JAMES BRUCE. Overland Park. KS LEMKE. KURT LAYNE Yorklown LENHART. BRIAN LEE. Harker Heights LEONARD. BARBARA ANN. Dickinson LEONARD. BILLY GLENN. Belton LEONARD. HEIDI LEE, San Antonio LEVERTON. VALERIE ANNE. Friendswood LEVINE. BRENDA SUE. Dallas LEVINE. STEVEN ROBERT. Galveston LEVY. HAROLD LOUIS. Dallas LEWIS. CHARLES L.. Edna LEWIS. JUDITH DIANE. San Antonio LEWIS. LESLIE E.. San Antonio LEWIS. STEVEN CHARLES. San Antonio LICEA. CATHERINE MARIE. San Antonio LIEBER. CHERYL RENEE San Antonio LIGH. ALAN J . Houston LIGNOUU JULIA RENEE. Dallas LIGON. JOHN FARRIS. Houston UNDER. BLAINE EDWIN. El Paso LITTLE. KATHRYN ANNE. Dallas LITTLE. PAIGE HARLAN. Big Spring LITTLE. WILLIAM NEAL. Claude LITTON. MICHAEL DEL. Austin LIVINGSTON. TIM STEVEN. Austin LLOYD. JAMES LOTT JR.. Austin LOCHTE MARY MARCELLA. San Antonio LOCKLIN. ELIZABETH ANNETTE. Austin LOESSBERG. LINDA LOUISE. Peterson AFB.CO LOFT1S. MICHAEL GEORGE Tyler LOISEL. CLARY ST. JOHN. San Antonio LONG. MARK VERN. Houston LOONEY. JOHN PHILIP. San Antonio LOPEZ. AUDON GOERING. Austin B A , ' W. V 592 Sophomores LORENZ. JAMES RICHARD. Ruhaidvm 101 DON ALICIA JILL. Frtdenckiburf LOVE. RUSSELL PAUL. Birmingham. AL LOVE. WILLIAM BRUCE. San Antonio LOVELL. STEPHEN EDO. Austin LOZANO. BENJAMIN. Crystal City LUCERO. GILBERT OSCAR. Anthony LUEDECKE. DAVID MATTHEW. Austin LUNDQUIST. KARL A ANN. Houston LUZZATTO. TINA LUZ. Dallas M ABERRY. MARK CLIFTON. Fort Worth MACFARLANE. N1CK1 LYNN. Austin MADRIGAL. LUIS FELIPE. Rio Grande City MAGAZINER. MINDY. Houston MAHDAK. CINDY A.. Dallas MAHROUG. DJAMELDINE, Algeria MAIN. STEVEN TALMAGE. Dallas MALONSON. JOSENA ANN. Houston MANICOM. JANA SUE. Houston MANN. VICTORIA SUSAN. Lo Fresnos MANNING. CLARK PRESTON JR.. Austin MANNING. JANICE LEE. Edmburg MAR. JEAN. Houston MARCUS. CATHY GAIL. Houston MARK. STEVEN PAUL. Dallas MARKUNAS. KATHRYN ELISA. Killeen MARQUIS. CARRIE RUTH. Houston MARSHALL. BARBARA ANN. Round Rock MARSHALL. RALPH EDDIE. Dallas MARSHALL. MARION CURRIN. Dallas MARSH ALL. SUSAN ELAINE. Houston MARTH. JEFFREY DALE. Houston MARTIN. KATHRYN LEE. Dallas MARTIN. KIMBERLY ANN. Beaumont MARTIN. NANCY MARIE. Richardson MARTIN. SALLY LYNN. Kingsville MARTINEZ. SELENA YVONNE. San Antonio MARX. THOMAS ARON. Austin MASON. JAMES CARLTON. Pflugerville MASSARINI. KARL A HOPE. Houston MASTERS. CATHERINE. Austin MATHER. MARY K A TURIN I Houston MATHEWS. GREGORY SCOTT. Austin MATHI AS. DOROTHY CLYDE. Waco MATHIAS. MATT VICTOR. Ausun MATH1S. NANCY ANN. New Orleans. LA MATOCH A. GARRY MARK. La Grange MATOCH A. GARY PAUL. Austin MATTHEW. MARIGAYLE. Yoakuin MATTHEWS. JENNIFER LYNN, Austin MATTHEWS. MATT EMERSON. Abilene MAY. SAMYE LOU. Sinton MAYER. MARIAN. Beaumont MAYER. PATRICIA KAY. Aledo MAYFIELD. JOHN MILLER. Waco MAYNARD. MARTHA. AmariUo MAXSON. DEBRA LYNN. Bryan MCAFEE. WILLIAM SCOTT. Houston MCALISTER. JANE ANN. Austin MCALLISTER. LOUANN. Corpus Chnsti MCANINCH. KELLI ANN. Houston Mf CALL. KATHERINE FORD. Wichita Falls MCCANSE. VICKI ANNE. Houston MCCARTHY. BENJAMIN A., Houston MCCAUL. JOHN CHRISTOPHER. Dallas MCCLINTON. DARLYNE RINA. San Antonio MCCLURE. KRISTI LYNN. Fort Worth MCCLURE. MELINDA CAROL. Austin MCCLURE. MELISSA KATHRYN. Austin MCCLURE. ROBERT GARRETT. Corpus Chnsti MCCORD. CONNIE LEE. Corpus Chnsti MCCORMACK. MARY BETH. Houston MCCORMICK. DORIS ELIZABETH. San Antonio MCDANIEL. LAURA L.. Sinton MCDAVID. ANDREW JOHNSON. Rockport MCDAVID. JACQUELYN LEE. San Antonio MCDONNELL. REX GRAHAM III. League City MCELL1GOTT. MAUREEN ELIZABETH. Houston MCFARLAND. GERALD DOUGLAS. Houston MCGOVERN. LEE CARROLL. San Antonio MCINTIRE. SUSAN KATHRYN. Richardson MCKAY. ELIZABETH ANN. Houston MCKEAN. KERRY JANE B . Austin MCKENNA. PATRICIA A.. New York. NY MCKENZIE. MARTHA FREEMAN. Dallas MCLANE. PRISCILLA ANN. Houston MCMORDIE. WARREN CLAUD. Houston MCNAMARA. AUDREY CLAIRE. San Marcos MCNICHOLS. THOMAS GERARD. Houston MCPEAK. JEFF ALLAN. Amarillo MEADOWS. SHELLEY BOYD. Austin MEARS. WILLIAM RANDALL. Lake Jackson MECKEL. RAY THOMAS. San Antonio MEGQUIER. SIDNEY LEEANN. Dallas MENDOZA. ELIZABETH. Los Fresnos MENN. MARY VIRGINIA. San Antonio Mills JOHN MARK. Houston MICH AUD. ROBERT DANIEL. San Antonx) MILLER. BRENDA JOYCE. Houston Sophomores 593 MILLER. DEN1SE LYNN. Houston MILLER. ERIC DINNEL. Houston MILLER. MARK STEVEN. Annandale. VA MILLER. SHERYL LAYNE Dallas MILLER. SUSANNA. Columbus MILLIKEN. CHARLES BRUCE. Wealherford MILLS. CHRISTINE JOAN. Tyler MISLE. HOWARD NATHAN. Lincoln. NE MITCHEL. BARBARA JOANNE. Wilmelle. IL MITCHELL. CHRISTOPHER PIERRE. Allalena. CA MITCHELL. KENNETH WHITE Lubbock MOHAMMADI. MOHAMMAD. Iran MOLDENHOUR. CHERYL RENEE Georgetown MOLINA. EDWARD PATRICK. El Paso MOLINA. JESSE A.. Houston MONAGHAN. KATHY LOUISE, Killeen MONK.TRAC1E ELIZABETH. San Angelo MOODY. JOE GLEN. Jacksonville MOON. JOHN MICHAEL. Houston MOORE ARDON EDWARD III. Tyler MOORE CARMEN SUZETTE Waco MOORE KENNETH BRADLEY. Austin MOORE MELISSA SUSAN. Tyler MOORE NINA KAY. Houston MOORE VICTORIA JEANNINE Austin MORALES. JOSE VICTOR. Zapata MORELAND. LINDA SUE Fort Worth MORGAN. DAVID LLEWELLYN. Houston MORIO. AMY THERESA. Killeen MORITZ. CYNTHIA AGNES. Austin MORRISON. DIANE JANE Mercedes MORRISON. MIKE Fort Worth MORROW. CRAIG WHITNEY. Dallas MORROW. CYNTHIA FAYE Longview MORUA. ANGIE M.. San Angelo MOUTOS. LINDA C. Austin MUELLER. PAM. San Antonio MUELLER. PAULA SUE Austin MULVIHILL. JANICE PATRICIA. Richardson MULLEN. MARTHA LEE Dallas MURDOCH. VICKI SUE. Del Rio MURRAY. MICHAEL BURTON. Sugarland MURRAY. THOMAS MORTON. Sugarland MYERS. CATHERINE MARY. Austin MYERS. LAURIE LYNN. Seabrook MYERS. ROBIN PAUL. Austin N ACHLAS. CAROL JANE Houston NAGY, LYNN ELIZABETH. Grand Prairie NALL, SARA ELIZABETH. Houston NANN. ALLISON LINDA. Houston NAQUIN. DARLENE KAY. Angteton NASH. ELINOR ANNE Bellaire NEGRON. DORA LUZ. Donna NEINAST. BRADFORD DARROW. Beaumont NELL, MICHAEL LEWIS. Wichita Falls NELMS. VICCI LEIGH. Dallas NELSON. CATHERINE JEAN. San Antonio NELSON. CLAUDIA ALINE Houston NELSON. DAVID BRADFORD. Dallas NELSON. ELIJAH MORRIS JR.. Fort Worth NELSON. MAR1BETH. WichiU Falls NESBITT. KATHER1NE RUTH, Austin NETHERTON. MARY CLAIRE Austin NG. DEBORAH ANN. San Antonio NICHOLS. ROBERT PATRICK, Corpus Chnsti NICKERSON, JANA GEORGETTE Houston NITSCHMANN. WILLIAM ROSS. Baytown NIXON. RICHARD GENE Houston NORMAN. DAVID EARL, Comgan NORSTROM. SANDRA LYNN. Corpus Chnsli NORTH, LAURA MARNELLE Victoria NORWOOD, CYNTHIA HARRISON. Richmond. VA NOWACEK, CAROL JEAN. San Antonio NURUDDIN. AHMAD ABDULLA. Bahrain OAKS, LAURIE ANN. Edinburg O ' BRIEN. CYNTHIA LOVEJOY. Dallas O ' BRIEN. MARY THERESA. Southlake O ' BRIEN, NANCY LORETTA. Houston OCHOA. GARY RODRIGUEZ. San Antonio O ' CONNELL. CARRIE ANN. Houston O ' DONNELL, MICHAEL WILLIAM. Austin OHMSTEDE JOHN ROBERT. Beaumont OKAMOTO. CAROLE LEE Dickinson O ' NEALL, LILLIAN LINDA, Fort Worth O ' NEILL, CATHERINE MARGARET. Austin O ' NEILL, KATHLEEN ANN. Austin O ' NEILL. MICHAEL PATRICK. San Antonio O ' NEILL, WILLIAM LEE Midland O ' REA. JOHN MARK, Fort Worth ORR, LEANNE Houston ORR, STUART CALDER, Houston OSBORN. CYNTHIA LOUISE. Houston OTTO. CARLA J.. Shiner OVERLY, TERESA ANN. Houston PACLEB. NEAL ROMEO. Waipahu, HI PAPPADAS. JOHN TASOS. Houston PARHAM. CYNTHIA JO. Port Arthur PARKER. FRANCES. Midland PARMA. RONDA KAY. Corpus Qlristi 594 Sophomores PARRAMORE.CHEREZE EVETTE, Houston PARRIS. SHI I I I JANE. Fort Worth PARSONS. CHERYL KAY. San Antonio PARSONS. MEREDITH DICKINSON. Houston PARSONS. MICHELLE LEANNE. Metquite PARTI DA. JOE A.. Austin PASEL, PATRICIA JOAN. San Antonio PATERSON. ALAN GERARD. Austin PATRICK. GIN A LYNNE. Austin PATTERSON. PAUL SCOTT. Dillu PAUL. BETH JANE. Sin Antonio PAULHILL. NELLIE MAE. Shiro PAYNE. ROBERT JOE. San Antonio PAYTE. STEVEN THOMAS. El Piso PA YTON. JUNE GALE. Garland PEARCE. ERIN LEA. Austin PEARCE. JOHN ROBERT. Dallas PEARSON. JACQUELYNN ANN. Austin PECK. ROBERT DANIELS. Dallas PELLER1N. DONNA JAY. Austin PELOUBET. LAURAN KAY. Fort Worth PENA. ANTONIO R.. Venezuela PENN. RUSSELL LEE. Austin PENSO. RANCE LOWALL. Austin PEREZ. CYNTHIA GLORIA. Pharr PEREZ. FIDEL. Los Fiesnos PEREZ. MARTIN MICHAEL. San Antonio FERRYMAN. WILBURN COSTEN. Athens PETERSON. RONALD LEE. Corpus Christ. PETRY. CHRISTENE ANNETT. El Paso PFISTER. JEFFREY EVANS. San Antonio PHILLIPS. JAMES C.. Tyler PHILLIPS. REBECCA SUE. Victoria PICKERING. JEFFREY S.. Dallas PICKETT. CAROL LYNN. Amanllo PICKETT.STAN HOUSTON. Mesquite PI ERCE. SUZANN E DENISE. Dallas P1NNELL.CHARLENE ELLA. Dallas PITTS. MOLLY CAROL. Fentress P1ZETTE. SUSAN RUTH. Dallas PLAISANCE. DAVID ROBERT. Pasadena PLASTRIK. LAURA HELEN E. Houston PLY. ALLISON SUE. Wimberley POLE. DEBORAH JEAN. DeSolo POLING, CONSTANCE RAE. Houston POMAR. ANA LAURA. Laredo POOL. EDDIE LEEJR.. ElCampo PORTER. CAND1CE LYNN. Fort Worth POTERSNAK, MIKE. Austin POUX. VALERIE ANNE. Richardson POWELL . PAUL EDWARD. Houston POWERS. STEPHEN JAMES. Dallas PRATER. WANDA LYNN. Houston PRICE. LESLIE ANNE. Houston PRICE. REBECCA LOUISE. Houston PRIDDY. WALTER MASON. Midland PRIOUR. EDNA DALENE. Ingram PROCHASKA. SUSAN MARY? Fort Worth PROCTOR. LINDA DIANE. Houston PRODANOVIC. ROBERT DOUGLAS. Austin PROSSER. FRANCINE MARIA. San Antonio PROTHRO. THOMAS GREEN. Tyler PRUETT. KASEY EDITH. Kilgore PUCKETT. LISA LYNN. Houston QUISENBERRY. CHARLES NOELTING. Dallas RACHFORD. SUSAN ELISE. Houston RAMIREZ. RICHARD EDWARD. El Paso RAMOS. JUAN JR . San Antonio RANDALL. CHARLES WILSON. San Antonio RANDOLPH. MARY FAYE. Austin RANEY. BARBARA E.. Austin RAPP. ANNE DOLORES. Houston RASLAN. SAMIR NIZAR. Houston RATHJEN. KURT WALTER. Dallas RATLIFF. EDWIN BRENT. Fort Worth RATTIKIN. WILLIAM JACKSON III. Fort Worth RAY. DAVID H . Fairfax. VA RAY. MARY REBECCA. Dallas RAY. ROBERT E. Marshall RAY. ROBIN GAYLE. Dallas REAVES. SUSAN ELAINE. Houston REED. JAMES WILLIAM. Kaufman REED. Ml l .l EDNA. Kirbyville REEDER. RHONDA LYNN. Dallas REEVES. NANCY KAY. Houston REEVES. WILLIAM WY ATT. Texas City REYES. ABELITA IMELDA. Houston REICH. ELISA MONET. San Antonio REICHENTHAL. MAX ALAN. Houston REID. BETHENY LYNN. Irving REIK. DOUGLAS DAVID. Dallas REILLY. SUSAN ELLEN. Marble Falls REINER. SETH ALLEN. Austin REYES. RENE. Elsa REYNOLDS. JOHN CHRISTOPHER. Corpus Chnsti RHONE. SUSAN SHIRLENE. Northbrook. IL RIBAR. GEORGIA GAY. Austin RICE. BRENDA DIANE. Dallas RICE. SHERYL ANN. Houston Sophomores 595 Coed Living - - an Experience For the first time in University history, a truly coedu- cational environment has been developed. Four women live next to four men in connecting suites. The living arrangement is unique among UT dormitories. Karen Stitt, a resident on Jester ' s fifth floor said that one disadvantage to living on the floor is that she must be dressed each time she steps out into the hall. Also troublesome is the fact that men ' s voices are louder, so if one suite is partying, the other suite may have a hard time getting things done. All agree that residents can meet persons of both sexes more easily. Living on the fifth floor is no different than any other floor except for the men and women living closer to each other, one fifth floor coed resident said. (I i RICH A. CARLOS EDUARDO. Panama RICKS. LEE EDWARD III. Pleasanton RIH A. CAROL MARIE. Rosenberg RILEY. LINDA KAY. San Antonio RIMMER. HARRY LEE. Fort Worth RIPPLE. SANDRA ANN. Jourdamon RIPPY. MARSHA CAROLINE Hum ROACH. JOHN DOUGLAS. Dallas ROACH. PAMELA. For! Worth ROACH. ROBERT BRYAN JR.. Freeport ROBERTS. MARK ALLEN. Shrcveport. LA ROBERTSON. ANDRE LEVETT. Orange ROBINSON. KATHRYN LISA. Houston ROBINSON. KATHY LYNN. Houston ROBINSON. MARY KAY. Wesl Columbia ROCHE. MAUREEN BRANDES. Dallas RODGERS. MISCHA ANN. Tyler RODNITE. LUCILLE MARY. Austin ROEHRIG. JOHN ROBERT. Houston ROEHRIG. WILLIAM MICHAEL. Houston ROERICK. PAULA LYNN. Waco ROGERS. JON1 LYNN. San Antonio ROGERS. KATRINA LOUISE. Austin ROGERS. LEE MCDONALD JR. Orange ROGERS. OLIN EDMOND. Dallas ROMANO. JOHN DOMINIC. Orange ROSEN. ELIZABETH LYNN. New Orleans. LA ROSEN . JAN ICE LYNN. Lubbock ROSEN. LYNN HYLA.Carrollton ROSENHAGEN. KURT ALAN. Seabrook ROSS. HARLEY MATTHEW. La Marque ROSS. RITA LOUISE. Dallas ROSTRON. KIMBERLY ELAINE. Cypress ROWELL. SUSAN KAY. Marlin RUCKER. JULIE LYNN. Austin RUCKER. THOMAS MONROE. Dallas RUDIS. TERRYL W1NNETT. Dallas RU DN ING. CAROLYN JEAN. Euless RUIZ. SHIRLEY JANICE. Austin RUSK. JEFFREY ELLIS. Georgetown RUST. BETSY BAILEY. Wharton RUTHERFORD. JOHN COLLINS. Dallas RUTHERFORD. PAMELA SUE. Bellaire RYAN. CYNTHIA ANNE. Houston SADLER. HOMOISELLE FAY. Houston SALINAS. PATSY G.. Laredo SANFILIPPO. ANTHONY M.. Longview SARGENT. ANDREA MARA. Edna SAVASO. JEANNIE MARIE. Lake Jackson SCHAAR. DEBBIE ANN. Victoria SCHACKMAN. DANA HELENE. Dallas SCHAEN. DAVID. Dallas SCHALL. MICHAEL LAWRENCE. Richardson SCHAUPP. KAREN ANN. Houston SCHELLHASE. JAMES ALBERT. Gonzales SCHMIDT. RICHARD WILLIAM. Midland SCHOCK. CARL DENNIS. Dallas SCHREIBER. ADRIA ANITA. Dallas SCHROEDER. CAROLYN JANE. Richardson SCHROEDER. RANDALL EARL. Austin SCHUBERT. MARIAN CELESTE. Austin SCHUELING. DONNA EILEEN. Hondo SCHUG. NANCY DORIS. Austin V| ft 5% Sophomores 4 ' SCHULER. JOAN ELIZABETH. Austin SCHULZE.JACK DOWD. San Angelo SCHUPP. PAMELA LYNN. Kerrville SCHWARTZ. LAUREN DIANE. Houston SCH WARZ. MICKEY DEAN. Thomdale SCOTT. ANTHONY MARK. Cincinnati. OH SCULLIN. PATRICK KEVIN. El Paso SDANO. CHERYL ANNE. Austin SEALE STACEY ELIZABETH. Austin SEARS. KARI GAIL. Ingram SEKULA. ANTOINETTE MARGARET. San Antonio SERNA. CARMEN MARIE. Dallas SESSIONS. JO CLAIRE. Austin SHAINOCK. LISA ELLEN. Houston SHANNON. CALVIN HOUSTON. Sherman SHEAR. RENEE JULIE. Melame. LA SHELTON. KAREN DENISE. Roma SHEPHERD. KATHRYN RENEE. Midland SHEPHERD. MICHAEL WAYNE. Corpus Chnsti SHEPHERD. MICHAEL WILEY. Texarkana SHEPPARD. MARY MARGARET. Cuero SHERMAN. TERRI RUTH. Greenville SHORT. JANICE LEE. Austin SHUPP. CLARK DAVID. Beaumont SIGMAN. LOUIS KENNETH. Englewood. CO SILKWOOD. MARY JEANNE. Nederland SIMPSON. SUSAN GAYLE. Houston SIMS. SUZANNE Thomdale SINCLAIR. JUDY KAY. Austin SINGER. GLENN F.. Houston SISLEY. STEPHEN LYNN. Uander SITZES. JEAN MARZELLE. Abilene SKIDMORE JONATHAN BRENT. Killeen SMART. ROBERT. Abilene SMITH. CINDY ANN. Houston SMITH. C1NTHIA ANN. Houston SMITH. DEBORAH ADAIR. Austin SMITH. DEBRA ANN. Austin SMITH. KEVIN CHARLES. Universal City SMITH. LAURIE ANN. Bavlown SMITH. MATTHEW WINSTON. Memphis SMITH. MELISSA D.. Houston SMITH. ROBERT HENRY JR.. Longview SMITH. ROBERT KEVIN. Tomball SMITH. SANDRA LYNN. Sealy SMITH. WALLACE MORGAN. Austin SNOG A. PATRICIA ANNETTE. San Antonio SNOW. MICHAEL JAMES, Wichita Falls SOAPE. SCOTT FREDERICK. Houston SOLIS. SOLEDAD. El Paso SOMMERFELT. ROBERT JAMES. Piano SONLEITNER. STEVEN MARK. Houston SOUTHERN. MARK LEE. Dallas SOWADA. SUSANNE MARIE. Corpus Chriai SOWARD. MARK CHANCE. Houston SPEARS. CARLETON BLAISE San Antonio SPEC1A. ARDEN ANNE. San Antonio SPENCE. STACY ELIZABETH. Houston SPENCER. EDITH ANN. Sweeny SPERRAZZA. DONNA LOUISE. Houston SPIEGELMAN. REBECA. Houston SPIELMAN. DANIEL BRUCE Austin SPILLER. JULIE ANN. Austin SP1ZMAN. SAMUEL JAMES. San Antonio SPOOR. SCOTT D.. San Antonio SPRADLING. VICKY YVONNE. Austin STANFORD. MELODY LEIGH. Dickinson STANFORD. SUSAN DIANE Houston STANPHILL, SHIRLEY RUTH, Pasadena STANSBURY. MARY CATHERINE Beaumont STEINLE ROBERT CLARLES. San Antonio STERN. LEONARD ARTHUR II. Dallas STEVENS. REBECCA LYNN. Abilene STEWARD. MATTHEW LEE. Wichita Falls STEWART. ROBERT JACKSON. Houston STITH. RUSSELL EDWARD. Tulsa. OK STOCKARD. DENISE MARCHELLE Houston STOCKINGER. CYNTHIA ANN. Mount Pleasant STOKES. JULEE ANNE Corpus Chrisli STOKES. SHER1 GEM. Austin STOLER. CAROL MARX. Dallas STONECIPHER. SHIRLEY ANN. Austin STOOL, SARAH ELIZABETH. Del Rio STOSS. RICHARD. Austin STOV ALL. STEEN CAZZ. Corpus Chnsti STRAND. SUSAN CHRISTINE Austin STRAW. MIKE EUGENE Kiniwood STRIBLING. PAUL MALCOLM. Albany STRICKLER. DEBBIE Houston STRUBLE DAVID ALLEN. Dallas STUDDARD. LINDA LOU, El Paio STUDER. ANNE ELIZABETH. Fort Worth STULTZ. SUSAN. Fort Worth SULLIVAN. PATRICK TANNER. Lincolnshire. IL SUN. CHIAN JIM. Houston SUNDSTROM. KAREN LOUISE Austin SUSSK1ND. CHRISTINE Austin TAMEZ. RENE DAVID. Harlmgen TANKERSLEY. KELLY LYNN. Houston Sophomores 597 TANNER. PATTI SUZANNE. San Anlonio TARVER. JOE EDWARD. Ron Arthur TAYLOR. BELINDA JEAN. Edna TAYLOR. CATHY NANETTE. Dallas TAYLOR. CECIL LLOYD. Poteet TAYLOR. CHARLOTTE JEAN. Balch Springs TAYLOR. DIANA LOUISE. Corpus Christ! TAYLOR. JOE THOMAS. Uvalde TAYLOR. JULIE LYNN. Dallas TAYLOR. (CATHERINE. Plamvicw TAYLOR. ROBERT PIERCE. Link Rock. AR TAYLOR. SHERRI LYNN. Austin TEEL. CHRISTINA ANN. San Antonio TELLKAMP.JOHN PAUL. Houston TERGOU. DJAMEL EDDINE. Austin TERRY. RAYMA JACQUELYNNE. Austin THANHEISER, MATTHEW AUGUST. Houston THOLEN. ABIGAIL JEAN. La Marque THOMAS. GAIL ANN. Garland THOMAS. SUSAN MARYA. Austin THOMPSON. CHARLES KEVIN. Austin THOMPSON. CHARLOTTE WYNNE. Dallas THOMPSON. DIANE MARIE. Dallas THOMPSON. HAROLYN EDLEECA. Dallas THOMPSON. KEM. Houston THOMPSON. SANDRA GAIL. Austin THOMPSON. SCOTT GREGORY. Albuquerque. NM THOMPSON, SUZANN MARIE. Austin THORNH1LL. MARY L.. Houston THORPE. RICHARD YOUNG. Dallas THORSEN.JAN MARIE. Waco TIGHE. SUSAN CORINNE. Midland TILLMAN. BEVERLY LYNN. Teague TILSON.TERRI D ' ANN. Lubbock TOLEDANO. JILL LUCIENNE. New Orleans. LA TOUBIN. JOEL ALAN. San Antonio TOW. BETINA LEA. Houston TRAHAN. MELAN1E LOUISE. Fort Worth TRAMMELL. STEVEN RUSSELL. San Juan TRANSOU. BARBEE LANE. San Anlonio TREACCAR. KENNETH CHARLES. La Marque TRELEAVEN. CHARLES PETER. Houston TRESSELT. CHARLES ALAN. Palacios TREVINO. JUDY LYNN. Anglelon TROCHESSET. SUSAN GAYLE. Galveston TROUTMAN. KIM. Oklahoma City. OK TRUE. GAYLE LUCILLE. Houston TSUKIFUGI. DEBRA LYNN. San Antonio TUCKER. ERIC BRIAN. Beaumont TURNER. DEBRA SUZANNE. Huntsville TURNER. RANDALL RAY. Corpus Chrisli TURNER. TIMOTHY JOHN. Missouri City TYCHER. CINDY ANN. Dallas TYLER. DEBORA MARY. Richardson TYLER. FLORA LOUISE. Austin TYNES.JENEN E.Dallas TYSON. DEBORAH LYNNE. Galveston UMPHRES, JOSEPH LEON. Amarillo UPCHURCH. LAURA ELLEN. Houston URECH. BOWMAN ANDREW. Bellaire VALDEZ. EDUARDO DAVID. Canada VALDEZ. HELEN. Corpus Christi VANCE, CARROLL STONER. Houston VAN MATRE. DEBRA SUSAN. Conroe VARA. CARLOS GERARDO. Laredo VARNEY. LANA KAY. Corpus Christi VASAMI. LISA JOI. Pelham. NY VASQUEZ. MARINA. Weslaco VERNON. V1CKI LUANN. Harker Heights VESSELS. LORI LYNN. Midwest City. OK VIARD. ROBIN GALE. Linden VICK. SUZANNE. Houston VILLANUEVA. SUSAN E.. Edcouch VILLARREAL. JOSE 1GNACIO. San Juan VISE. LESLIE KEARN. Piano VOINIS. PETROS GEORGE. Houston VOLLERS. MARTY. Austin WAAGNER. DAVID CRAIG. Austin WADDELL. ANITA L.. Fort Worth WADDELL. VICKI LOUISE. Sweetwater WAGNER. CHERYL SUE. Lubbock WAGNER. JOAN MICHELE. Shiner WAKELY. CYNTHIA ANN. San Antonio WALKER, ALLEN GERALD. Austin WALKER. CAROL JUNE. Houston WALKER. ELIZABETH. Houston WALL. VERSEL DIANE. Bowie WALLER. JOHN EDWARD II. Austin WALLERSTEIN. JOEL HOWARD. Dallas WALLRATH. NAN LESLIE. Port Arthur WALSH. JANET LEE. Austin WALSHAK. RONETTE ELAINE. Gonzales WALTER. JOSEPH CHARLES. Houston WANTSCHEK. LINDA. Houston WARD. DAVID A.. Pampa WARD. RICHARD ALLEN JR.. Duncanville WARREN. CAROLYN MARIE. Smilhfield WASHINGTON. ESTHER ANN. Edinburg WATERS. ELIZABETH ANN. Houston 598 Sophomores 1 Bf ' It 1 4: ; w 4 l i ZATOPEK. MICHAEL JOHN. Fredericksburg ZA VALET A. ELEANOR JANE. Brownsville ZAVALETTA.GINA MARIE. Brownsville ZELIGSON. KAREN PAULA. Tulsa. OK ZELIKOW. SABRINA NADINE Houston WATKINS. WILLIAM EDWARD. Cedar Hill WATSON. MICHAEL KEITH. Dallas WATTS. PATRICE R.. Galveslon WAUGH. VIRGINIA CLAIRE Dallas WEAKLEY. DAVID ROBERT. Grapevine WEAVER. DENISE GAY. Port Arthur WEBB. JEFFERSON CORNELIUS. Houston WEBBER. CLAIRE. Houston WEBER. JEFFREY ALAN. Dallas WEEBER. BONNIE LYNN. Caldwell WEEKS. EDWARD ALDEN. Greenville WEIDMANN.CARLA PEPPER. Austin WEINBERG. DAVID EDWARD. Brownsville WELCH. ALLISON CLARE. Lafayette. LA WELCH. PAMELA RENEE. Ausun WELLS. TERRY LEE. Tyler WENNBERG. MIRIAM CECILLIA. Canada WENZEL. RUSSELL STEPHEN. Nedville WEST. HARLEY BRUCE III. Waco WESTERM AN. CHERYL JEAN. Baytown WETSEL. JAMES TORREY. Sweetwaler WHITE. CANDICE SUZANNE. Katy WHITE. JOHN BYRAM. Houston WHITE. JOHN STEVEN. San Antonio WHITE. KAREN ALICE. Austin WHITE. STACY ELIZABETH. Austin WHITLEY. ELIZABETH ANN. Beaumont WHITLEY. KARL VINCENT. Lulini WHITMIRE.SHONDA LYNN.Quanah WIGGINS. JOHN SHERMAN. Dallas WIGGINS. CATHY DENISE. Cleveland WIGGINS. CLARE ASHBY. Houston WILDE. WILLIAM KEY JR.. Houston WILEY. LINDA ANN. Tyler WILKINSON. MICHAEL WAYNE, Houston WILLIAMS. BARBARA ELIZABETH. Fort Worth WILLIAMS. CAROLINE EBERHARD. Houston WILLIAMS. DONNA LYNN Austin WILLIAMS. HELEN CLAIRE. Dallas WILLIAMS. JAYNE KUCHMAN. Dallas WILLIAMS. KAREN LOUISE. Odessa WILLIAMS. ROBERT EDWARD. Houston WILLIAMSON. JANA SUE Midland WILLIAMSON. NANCY MOORE Galveston WILLINGH AM. JANA KAY. Fort Worth WILLS. MOLLIEC. Bridge City WILSON. DUNCAN C. O.. Fort McKavelt WILSON. JOHN HANK. Austin WILSON. RON ALAN. Austin WILSON. STEVEN ARTHUR. Austin WILSON. VALERIE LOUISE Fort Worth WIMBISH. PATTI KAY. Sugariand WINKLER. CLEMENS ROBERT III. Midland WISCH. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Fort Worth WISHNOW. DEBRA FAYE. Austin WISS. KAREN. Houston WOFFORD. JENA SUE. Houston WOHLSCHLAEGER, LAURA JEAN. Mesquite WOLF. MAUREEN CELESTE La Feria WONG. CAROLYN JEAN. San Antonio WONG. WALTER. San Antonio WOOD. JOY ANN. Baytown WOOD. ROBERT STEWART. Houston WOODWARD. CLAIRE. Austin WORDEN. THEBE LOU. Baytown WORLEY. LYDIA ART. Houston WRIGHT. JAMES RICHARD. Longview WRIGHT. JOANNA LEE Austin WULFE. SCOTT NEAL. San Antonio WYLIE SHAWN, Marietta, GA YANEZ. MARSELINA, Rolan YATES. PATTI ANN. Kingsville YEE REBECCA SHIRLEY. Houston YELICH. MARY BERNADETTE Houston YOUNG. FAYE BEATRICE Houston YOUNG. JOSEPH KLEBER III. Dallas YOUNG. ZELLA A 1 San Antonio YOUNGBLOOD. DEBRA SUE Houston YOUNGBLOOD. LORI SUE. Austin YOUNT. PAMELA SUE Piano YOXALL. HELEN MARIE Dallas ZELSMAN. ANNE THOMPSON. Austin ZIMMERMAN, CATHERINE LEE. Dallas ZIMMERMAN. SHEILA ANN. Austin ZOCH. DAVID RAY. Grovel ZYSKIND. DIANNA SUE. San Antonio Sophomores 599 ABLES. CYNTHIA ANN. Rankm ABRAHAM. PATRICIA LEE. Dallas ABRAMSON. LINDA ELLEN. San Antonio ADAIR. ROGER W.. Austin ADAIR. TRACY LYNNE. Harlingen ADAMS. LAURIE ANN. Wichita Falls ADAMS. RONALD KEITH. Houston ADAMS. TAMARA LYNN. Austin ADCOCK. ORA LEE. Hot Springs. AR AGATHON. JOHN CHARLES JR.. Spring AGNELLO. JOHN TROY. New Braunfels AHLGRIMM. SUSAN. Houston ALBRECHT. WALLACE LEE. La Grange AL-DOSERY. AHMED FAISAL. Bahrain ALESCH. NOEL EUGENE. Lubbock ALEXANDER. ALISON ANN. Austin ALEXANDER. LANE EDWIN. San Antonio ALEXANDER. PATRICK JAMES. Houston ALHADEF. GARY EDWARD. Dallas AL-KAZMAWI. NIZAR JASEN. Bahnan ALLEN. AMY LYNN. Longview ALLEN. DAVID MICHAEL. Fort Worth ALLEN. JACK MILLER. Austin ALLEN. KENNETH ANDRE, Omaha. NE ALLEN. KEVIN WALTER. Silsbee ALLEN. TODD BROWN. Austin ALLENSON. RHONDA SUE. El Campo ALMOSSALLI. NASSY KHALIFA. Bahrain ALPOUGH. PATRICE ANN. Port Arthur ALTER. WENDY ILENE. Beaumont ALTIZER. MARGARET EDITH. San Marcos ALVAREZ. ADOLFO JR . Pcarsall ALVAREZ. EDWARD. Austin AL-ZAYANI. MANAL RASHID. Bahrain AMBROZE. NANETTE. Houston AMERSON.WILMETER.Conroe AMOS. ETHELINDA ELIZABETH. Beaumont ANDERSON. CHARLES MARINO. Austin ANDERSON. FELECIA ANNETTE. Houston ANDERSON. JOSEPH EHLINGER. Houston ANDERSON. KARA. Austin ANDERSON. RAYMOND JAMES JR.. Houston ANDRES. ROGER LEE. Dallas ANDREWS. PAUL FRANKLIN. Seabrook ANDRUS. RHONDA. Fort Worth ,4 Water Polo on Horseback?! Contrary to an old Aggie belief that water polo is played on horseback, Mike Straw said that the water sport was tough and competitive. Straw, president of UT ' s Water Polo Club, said the club was full of promise. Contributing to the team ' s improvement was Coach Mike Wolf, who taught the team water polo in a physi- cal education class. He volunteered his spare time to work with the team. Wolf coached the Penn State Water Polo Club last year which took second place in the National Collegiate Athletics Association Division II Northeast playoffs. Straw attributed the team ' s improvement to better quality swimmers and teamwork. Because a water polo Scoreboard is displayed on the back of the swimming Scoreboard at the new Olympic Swim Center, Straw was hopeful that UT would soon have an official water polo team. However, Athletics Director Darrell Royal said that it may take years before the University can fund the team as a varsity sport. Water polo requires the ability, strength and strategy already exhibited by the UT Water Polo Club. If the future team looks anything like the club, the Aggies had better not make waves. They will be at a disadvantage even without their horses. 600 Freshmen Fres V ANGLIN. JUDITH ELLEN. Bud. ANGUISH. ELLEN STACY. Midland ANTONINI. PRESTON JOSEPH. Anchorage. AK APPEL. ARLENE RENEE. Fon Worth APPLEBAUM. DAVID JEROME. Houston APTAK. ELISA BETH. Tula. OK ARMENTROUT. ROBERT DAVID. Austin ARNOLD. MARK WAYNE. Grand Prairw ARNOLD. SUSAN BUCK. Houston ARONOWITZ. ALAN BENNETT. Houston ARREDONDO. GLORIA IRENE, Laredo ARTH. JAMES L. Dallas ASHBY. JUDY KAY. Eagle Lake ASHCRAFT, KEVIN PAUL. Humbk AUSBURN. JOHN RAYMOND. San Antonio AUSTIN. BRETT LEE. Beaumont AUSTIN. TAM ARA ADELE. Fort Worth AYER. RENI BABE. Angkton AZAM. MADELEINE. San Juan BABCOCK. JEFFREY WAYLAND. Houston BACCUS. LIANA.Granbury BACHRACH. ALAN NEAL. Houston BACKUS. RICHELLE LOUISE. Dallas BAILEY. GINGER ANN. Aransas Pass BAILIE. LAURA ANN. Houston BAKENHUS. DOUG EDUARD. Houston BAKER. SUSAN GIN ETTE. Wichita Falls BAKER. SUZANNE MARIE. Houston BALL. REBECCA LOU. Fort Worth BALLARD. ANNA JANE. Daingerfield BANDY. PHYLLIS ANN. Universal City BANISTER. BRET KIRKMAN. Austin BARDSLEY. LEONARD CURTIS. Beaumont BARKER. GAYLA LOU. Liberty BARNARD. DEBRA KAY. Corpus Christ! BARNER. CRAIG ANTHONY. Fort Worth BARNETT, JOHANNA LADLEY. Corpus Christi BARR. CINDY LOU. Austin BAR RERA. CAROLYN JEANNE. Austin BARRETT. CLARA MICHELE. Dallas BARRETT. LEIGH ANN. Pampa BARRY. JAMES H . Austin BARRY. MICHELLE ANN. Dallas BARTLETT. MICHAEL LANSING. Houston BASHARA. LAURA ROSE. Austin BASKIN. STEVEN WILLIAM. Oklahoma City. OK BATES. VERNETTA JEAN. Fort Worth BATOT. LESLI LAFON. Falfurrias BAUER. PHILIPSTEPHEN. Dallas BAUERLE. JANET ELIZABETH. San Antonio BAUMANN. GREGORY CHARLES. Segum BEALL. WEBBER WESLEY III. Dallas BEARD. BRAMLET FRANK. Waco BEAVER. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH. Florissant. MO BECK. PHILIP KING. Demon BECK. ROLF STEVEN. Normanna BECKER. GARY DOUGLAS. Houston BECKER. MARK ALAN. Houston BECKERMAN. HEIDI FRANCES. Newport Beach. CA BECKH AM. JOHN LACY. Abilene BECKMAN. JAMES JAY. San Antonio BEDFORD. SANDRA KAYE. Houston BEIGHTLER. JUDITH ANN. Austin BEILHARZ. SUZANNE MARIE Houston BELL. REBECCA LYNN. Austin BELL. SUSAN LYNN. Houston SELLER. MARY MARTHA. Harlingen BEMIS. LLOYD EDWARD. Austin BENAVIDES. ROLANDO DIAZ. Eagle Pass BENDALIN. ANNE BARBARA. El Paso BENNETT. DEAN KING. Floral Park. NY BENNETT. MARY MARGARET. Dallas BENNETT. ROSEMARY. Austin BENOLKEN. ANN LOUISE. Magnolia BENSON. JULIE LUCEL. Hurst BENZ. JILL A1MEE, St. Louis Park. MN BERAN. JULIE BETH. Dallas BERKMAN. STEPHEN LAWRENCE. Simonton BERNET. ROBERT LEVIS. Dallas BESEISO. MOH ' D SA ' D KH ALED. Jordan BEST. JENNIFER MARIE. Austin BEST. JOHN MICHAEL Austin BETHEA. JOYCE LEE. Bay town BETTERLEY, SUZANNE CLARK. Richardson BIEGEL. DAVID ROBERT. Fort Worth BIESPIEL. SCOTT RICHARD. Houston BIRDWELL. JAMES WADE. Beaumont BISHKIN. ALAN PAUL. El Campo BISHKIN. TRACEY LYNN. Teurkana BISHOP. ROBERT LEE. San Benilo BISHOP. WENDY DALE Houston BISKAMP. BRETT KEITH. Dallas BLAINE. DEBRA ELLEN. San Antonio BLAIR. FRANK ELTON. Austin BLAND. JULIE MARIE. McAllen BLANTON. BARRY DONALD.Conroe BLUMBERG. DANIEL EDWARD. Arlington BLUMENTHAL. LAURENCE STEVEN. Austin BLUMROSEN. ERIC ALBERTS. Lubbock Freshmen 601 BOAZ. TIMOTHY LAMOINE. Austin BODOUR. MARLA. Auslin BOGLE. JACK MARCUS. Lewisville BOGLE. (CATHERINE LEIGH. Phoenix. AZ BOLTON. BARBARA LOUISE. Alvm BOND. CAROLYN. Houston BOND. JOHNNY R.. Houston BONE. BETH. Houston BONHAM. KATHRYN LAVERN. Houston BORG. KEVIN LEROY. El Paso BORGER. ALAN MARK. Houston BOSE. DAVID VINCENT. Edina. MN BOSTICK. BECKY BOLLING. San Antonio BOSWELL. MARK WAYNE. Texas City BOSWELL. MEL1NDA ANN. Texas City BOURDON. KRISTIN CAROL. Sweeny BOWEN. MARK LANE. Arlington BOWEN. WILLIAM JACKSON. Houston BOWYER. BECKY. Houston BOYLE. DEBORAH MARY. Houston BRACK1. (CATHERINE ANN. Richardson BRADFIELD. CONNIE ELIZABETH. Shiner BRADFORD. BARBARA ANN. Houston BRAIN1N. STACY LEE. Dallas BRAND. SHARON ELAINE. Houston BRANDSTRADER. ELLEN DELL. Houston BRANDT. BETH ELAINE. Yorktown BRANIN. CHERYL DENISE. Houston BRANN. BARBARA LEIGH. Houston BRAYTON. TIMOTHY W.. Georgetown BREDA. SUSAN LOUISE. Beaumont BREEDLOVE. ROBERT SHAWN. Colorado Springs. CO BREIT. MURRAY ISAAC. San Antonio BREMOND. RUTH MCCELVEY. Austin BREMON D. ZENOBI A WEBB. Austin BRENAN. KAREN LYNELL. Montgomery BRESHERS. JERRY C . Stuttgart. AR BRETSNIDER. ROBERTA ANN. St. Louis. MO BREWSTER. JANICE LUCILLE. Pharr BRIDGES. JOHN ANDERSEN. Ormond. FL BRINKMAN. JOHN HOBSON. Houston BRINSON. SHIRLEY ANN. Weslaco BROCHSTEIN. MARK RAL. Houston BROCK. MICHELLE KAY. Midland BROCKETT. STARLA CLAIRE. Irving BROGDEN. KATHLEEN EVELYN. Austin BROMAN. WILLIAM HENRY JR.. Houston BRONSTEIN. STANLEY FRANK. Galveston BROOKS. JILL ELLEN. Houston BROOKS. SERENA. Houston BROTHERMAN. KATHERINE ANN. Austin BROUGHTON. TERESA YVONNE. Pasadena BROWN. CHRISS1 LYNN. Tyler BROWN. ELIZABETH JEANNE. New Orleans. LA BROWN. JUDY LOUISE. Duncanville BROWN. LAURA KATHLEEN. Austin BROWN. PATRICIA LYNN. Houston BROWN. PAULA SUE. Pleasanton BROWN. SANDRA KAY. Austin BROWN. SUSAN KAY. Austin BROWNING. LOGAN LOUISE. Austin BRUCE. BARRY RADE. Fort Worth BRUMLEY.VICKI LYNN. Anahuac BRUNETTE. DAVID BRUCE. Wichita Falls BRYANT. JANET SUE. Houston BRYANT. PHIL BARCLAY JR.. Houston BRYANT. WILLIAM CHARLES. Austin BUCK. ELIZABETH ANN. Austin BUCKINGHAM. MARY ANNE. Dallas BUESCHER. MARK WAYNE. Baylown BUGG. MARTHA MARIE. San Antonio BURESS. JO ANNE. Cedar Rapids. I A BURKH ALTER. LESLIE JEAN. Corpus Chnsli BURKHOLDER. LEAH PAGE. Pecos BURLEY. P. JAN. Austin BURNETT. BRUCE TILLM AN. Munday BURNS. PATRICIA MARIE. Houston BURNS. THOMAS PATRICK. Austin BURROUGHS. DAVID ROBERT. Dallas BURROUGHS. DOLLY DENISE . Dallas BURST. ANN BARTLETT. Houston BURSTYN. DAWN. Austin BUSA. WILLIAM BAGGETT. Harlmgen BUSCH. KAREN ANETTE. San Antonio BUSH. ALAN CLAYTON. Houston BUTTER. LEO RYAN. Longview BYRD. SUSAN ELIZABETH. San Antonio CAIN. CYNTHIA RAE. Fnendswood CALLENDER. LAWRENCE DEAN. Houston CAMBRIDGE. THOMAS ROSS II. Amanllo CAMPBELL. CHERYL DENISE. Houston CAMPBELL. DU ANE OWEN. Texas City CAMPBELL. JUDY R.. Houston CANADY. KEITH. Dallas CANTU. DIANA. San Juan CAPLAN. MICHAEL BERNARD. Houston CARGILE. MARTHA CAROLYN. San Angelo CARON. STEPHEN WETHERILL. Memphis. TN CAROTHERS. SANDRA LYNNE. Austin ffff ii.M , ' 5 v fl 602 Freshmen CARPENTER. BARBARA. Copperas Cove CARPENTER. CAROL LYNN. Houston CARPENTER. DARRELL TUCKER. Arlington CARR. CANDACE JO. Austin CARRAUX. GLENN DAVID. Houston CARROZZA. ROBERT. Dallas CARTER. KEITH EDWARD. Austin CARTER. MARVIN RAY. Colombia CARTER. MICHAEL L. El Paso CARTER. STEVEN LEE. Refugio CARTWRIGHT. KEITH TRIP1ETT. Houston CASARES. ALBERT KARL. Poth CASEY. MARY JUNE. Dallas CASIAS. FRANK D.. San Antonio CASKEY. CHRISTIE SUE. Beaumont CASKEY. SHARON K Missouri City CASPARY.TODD GERARD. Rockporl CASS. JENNIFER L. San Jose. CA CASTIGLIONI. RICKY PETER. Galveslon CATHELL. MARGARET CEV1N. Houston CATHRINER. CHERYL AMSLER. Houston CAUGHRAN. JENNIE LOUISE. Terrell CHADICK. STEVEN RIGSBY. Dallas CHAI. MARIA. Houston CHALBERG. LORI ELIZABETH. Austin CHAMBERS. GAYLAN JAY. Richardson CHANEY. LANDRA FLORENCE. San Antonio CHANG. RONALD TERRY. Houston CHANON. GREGORY SCOTT. Houston CHAPMAN. JANET LEE. Dallas CHAVEZ. G. CHRIS. Spring CHERNER. NANCY. Birmingham. AL CHESTNUT. DOUGLAS GR1ER. Dallas CHESTER. LEE ANN. McAIIen CHICK. ALAN. Littleton. CO CHILD. CHARLES JOSEPH. Houston CHRISTIE. LYNDA ANN. Houston CHUOKE. DEBORA JO. Texas City CLANTON. JANET MARIE. Marshall CLARK. CAROL RAE. Houston CLARK. ROBIN RHEA. Schulenburg CLARK. SUSAN LYNN. Fairfax. VA CLARK. TAMI GAY. Conroe CLARK. VIRGINIA DAY. Tyler CLAWSON. ROBERT JEFF. Houston CLAY. LISA KAY. Dallas CLAYPOOL. REBECCA LYNN. Waco CLAYTON. CYNTHIA ANN. Austin CLEGG. KAREN ELIZABETH. San Antonio CLEMONS. VALERIA DORETTE. Houston CLINARD. PAMELA ELLEN. Houston CLOUD. JOHN MARK. Seagoville COBB. MARY SUZANNE. Houston COCHRAN. DEV1N SCOTT. San Antonio CODDINGTON. MARY SUSAN. Houston COFFEE. KEITH ALLAN. Pampa COHEN. DEN1SE JOY. Fort Worth COLBY. KATHRYN LOUISE. Austin COLEMAN. BUNNY. La Fena COLEMAN. GEORGE M.. Austin COLEMAN. LESLIE ARNIM. Corpus Chnsu COLEMAN, STEPHANIE LYNN. Austin COLLARD. JESSE EUGENE JR.. Mesquile COLLENBACK. WILLIAM GLYNNE. San Antonio COLLETTA. CAROLE ELIZABETH. Houston COLLIER. CINDY. Humble COLLINS. CHARLOTTE LOU. Waco COLLINS. KELLEY LEE. Texas City COLTHARP. BRUCE RAY. Ellsworth AFB. SD COLV1N. BRENDA SUE. Austin COMBES. RUSTIN BRADLEY. Dallas COMPARIN. CYNTHIA JANE. Fort Worth CONNELY. SHELBY DEVEL. Houston CONWAY. VICK1 LYNN. Austin COOKE. JAN IS. Houston COOLEY. CAROL ANN. Austin COONS. LYNDA LEE. Groves CORBELL. JOHN WARREN. Houston CORENBLITH. ARTHUR JAY. Houston CORNWALL. JOHN DAVID. Dallas CORNWELL. CYNTHIA ANN. Austin CORTES. ROSSANA. Mexico COWAN. MELESSA S.. Austin COX. CHRIS ELLEN. Abilene COX. KATHY. Austin COX. LINDA JAYE. Houston COX. RHONDA KAY. Brady COX. RUTH ELAINE. Houston COX TIMOTHY PAUL. Port Lavaca CRABB. ELIZABETH ANN. Richardson CRAFT. LESLIE MARGARET. Dallas CRAVEN. CHRISTOPHER JOHN. Anglelon CRAWFORD. ROBERT BYRON Canton CREGOR. SLSAN HOWARD. Dallas CRESWELGE. TIMOTHY MAC. Fredericksburg CREWS. CATHRYN LYNN. Ausun CROW. JAMES WILLIAM. Lubbock CROWSON. PATRICE. Austin CRUZ. PEDRO S. La Fena Freshmen 603 Typical Freshmen?!? Susanne Wetteskog and Annie Liljeberg may appear to be typical freshmen living in Kinsolving Dormitory, but they share more than a room. Wetteskog and Lilje- berg are in Austin from Sweden on University diving scholarships. Wetteskog, from Gothenburg, Sweden, met Liljeberg, who hails from Stockholm, during diving competition in Sweden. Wetteskog competed in the 1976 Summer Olympics and is the holder of five Swedish National Championships specializing in diving from three-meter springboard and 10-meter tower. Liljeberg is the Swedish champion on the one-meter springboard. Both participated in international diving competition in Florida in May, 1976 and 1977. While there, they met UT Diving Coach Mike Brown who promptly recruited them for the University ' s diving team. Learning about UT ' s superior diving facilities, the two decided to move to Austin. If they compete again for the Swedish Olym- pics team, the women can be sure many Texas fans will be rooting for them. m CUELLAR. ELIZABETH ANN. Pleasanlon CUELLAR. REBECCA NOEMI. Houston CUENOD. ANN MOORE. Galveslon CURLEE. JAMES BRADLEY. Houston CURRY. CINDY KAY. Abilene CURRY. St 1 E ANN. San Antonio CL ' TRER. MARTHA LISABETH. Houston CYR. COLLEEN MARY. Universal City CYR. MICHELLE. Scituale. MA DABNEY. MICHAEL SCOTT. Dallav DALEHITE. VIRGINIA ELLEN. Galveslon DANIELS. JOE GLEN. Fort Worth DANNEMILLER. ROBERT ANDREW. Austin DANNINGER. KARIN. Austria DARBY. JOHN MARK. Grand Saline DARDEN. GEORGE RADCL1FF. Dallas DARROUZET. MICHAEL J. DaUas DAVIDSON. BARBARA LEE. Houston DAVIS. COLLIN HORNE. Houston DAVIS. DORRIE ANN. Longview DAVIS. GLADYS PATRICIA. El Salvador DAVIS. LEONARD ARTHUR. Austin DAVIS. TOM BROWN. Austin DAVISON. CHARLES RAY. Kirbyville DEAN. MARCIA ELLEN. Sherman DEBERRY. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH. Gonzales DECELL. MARY KATHERINE. Austin DECHERD. MARK WOOD. Dallas DE GEURIN. DIANNE RENE. Houston DE GLANDON. NANCY KAY. Austin DELATOUR. JOHN SAMUEL. Dallas DELLESBACK. STEVEN WAYNE. Midland DEMORE. KAREN MICHELLE. San Antonio DEMUTH. SUSAN CHRISTINA. Richardson DENNIS. JENNIFER RHEA. Houston DENNIS. KATHERINE LEIGH. Houston DENNIS. RICHARD SCOTT. DaUas DERRICK. CATHERINE LOUISE. Houston DE WETTE. N1COLAAS WILLEM. Austin DIAL. JOSEPH ANDREW. Placedo Dl AMON D. Wl LLI AM CARL. Tulsa. OK DICKSON. PAMELA JOYCE. Houston DIETERT. CAREY SCOTT. New Braunfels DIETZE.JOHN FREDERICK. Rockport Dl IN A. STEPHANIE CAMILLR Austin DIIORIO. MARGARET CAROL. Katy DILLY. CHERYL ANN. Austin DILLY. MARIE LYNN. Austin DILWORTH. SONDRA BETH. Dallas DINNEAN. JACQUELYN MARIE. Houston DOCHEN. SAMIA MAE. Seabrook DODSON. DEIDRA DEN1SE. Garland DONAHUE. JANET MARIE. Piano DOTTER. DAVID ROWE. Evanston. IL 604 Freshmen s V PiiA I . A 4am DOUGLASS. FRANK RUSSELL. Austin DOUMAS. JENNIFER WOOD. Lake Jackson DOUTEL. RODNEY EDMUND. Montgomery DOYAL. BELINDA IRINE. Wylie DRAKER. SHERYL GAY. Austin DRYMALA. WANDA LYNETTE. Kerrville DUDLEY. NICHOLAS LEIGH. Austin DUFOUR. DENISE MARIE. Groves DUGGAN. CHERYL KATHR YN. Austin DUNBAR, ANITA LYNN. Houston DUNCAN. HARRIET NORRIS. Lufkin DUNCAN. PEGGY LYNN. Angleton DUPONT. MADELINE LOUISE. Us Vegas. NV DUPREE. KELLY PATRICE. Lafayette. LA DUSHKIN. JAY HARRIS. Conroe DWYER. MARIANNE, Houston DYER. ELIZABETH LANE. Tyler EARNEST. SUSAN JEAN. Houston EATON. SUSAN JEAN. Richardson EBER. BETH DIANE. Memphis. TN ECK. MICHAEL GEORGE. Houston EDMOND. JANE COVINGTON. El Paso EDWARDS. SARAH JANE. Hunlington. WV EHRLICH. RICHARD ALAN. Austin EINKAUF. ROBERT BENSON. Houston EINSPRUCH, ANDREW MARTIN. Dallas EISEN. EYDIE JAN. Beaumont EKERY. STEFANIE LYNN. El Paso ELINS. MITCHELL R.. Dallas ELLERBEE. TIMOTHY GLENN. Austin ELLINOR. LISA. Dallas ELLIOTT. JOHN WEBSTER. Sonora ELLIOTT. MARK ANTHONY. Abilene ELLIOTT. MARK VAUGHN. Houston ELLIS. RICHARD LYNN. Orange ELIZALDE. LAURA L.. Elsa ELMS. CLARK CHILDRESS. Odessa ELSIK. AVA LOUISE. Seguin ELV1G, MARK FR1THJOF. Houston ENGLISH. DON ROBERT. Spring ERNST. JOHN GILBERT. Bedford ERW1N. MARTHA MOLLY. Houston ESCARENO, MICHAEL DAVID. San Antonio ESCUTIA. GEORGETTE FRANCOISE. Chile ESPINOZA. CARLOS JOAQUIN. San Antonio EVANS, CAREY SCOTT. Bay City EVANS. MARY LOWNDES. Richardson EVERSOLE. WESLEY CHARLES. Austin FAIRCHILD. JILL LOUSIE. Arlington FAMBLES. MILLISON DASHIELL. Longview FARLEY. PHYLLIS ELAINE. Harlingen FARLEY. STEPHEN L.. Weslfield. NJ FARMANESH, FARN AZ. San Antonio FARMER. D ' ANNE. Abilene FARMER. LYDIA LOURENE. Austin FARRELL. MICHAEL DAVID. Amanllo FARRIS. NICK HILTON. Lufkin FASOLINO. NANETTE MARIE. Austin FASS, STEVEN JEFFREY. Austin FAUNTLEROY. NINA LEE. Abilene FAUST. PAMELA LOUISE. McAllen FAWN. DEBORAH ANN. Austin FEARS. CARRIE CELESTE. Beaumont FEIBEL. ILENE ETTA. Dallas FE1NBERG. SUSAN. El Paso FERGUSON. TRACY ANN. Abilene FERNALLD. KATHY. Houston FERREE. MARK CHARLES. Fort Worth F1CKEL. MICHAEL DOYLE Pflugerville FINE. HALLE RAE. Louisville. KY FINER. JUDY RUTH. Tulsa. OK FISH. RICHARD HARRIS. Houston FISK. HARRY JON. Dallas FITCH. JUDITH LOUISE. Decalur FLAGG. MARTHA SUE. Dallas FLANAGAN. KATHY CHRISTINE. Houston FLEET. TIMOTHY HADLEY. Fort Worth FLE1SCHAUER. NANCY ANN. Kerrville FLEMING. SHELLEY ANN. Garland FLINDERS. NEILCHALLAND. Dallas FLORANCE. MARGARET ELEANOR. Texas City FLORES. LINDA ANN. Alice FLOYD. LAURI LYN. Houston FLOYD. TERRY LEON. Canyon FLUEDINGER. ROSEMARY RHEA. Austin FLUGEL. ELAINE MARIE. Austin FOCHTMAN. JULIE ANNE. Bellaire FONTENO. JAMES WALTON. Houston FOOSHEE. SALLIE BRISTOL. Abilene FORBUS. CHRISTA ANN. Pleasanlon FORD. CAROL ANN. San Angelo FORD. MARY FRANCES. Houston FORDTRAN. BESS EVANS. Dallas FOSSUM. SCOTT JERRY. Montgomery. AL FOWLER. SANDRA LEE. Beaumont FOX. CINDY LYNETTE. Austin FRADY. PAMELA ANNE Bumet FRANKLIN. JOANNE. Austin FRANKLIN. RANDALL BARKER. Houston Freshmen 605 FRAZOR, EDITH MELISSA. San Antonio FREDERICK. HUGH ALLEN. Austin FREED. TODD S.. Laredo FREED. WILLIAM ALLAN. Dallas FREEL. JEROME FRANKLIN. Houston FREEMAN. CHAYLOR GAVE. Irving FREEMAN.CYND1 LOU. Beaumont FRENCH. MARCO JOSEPH. Waxahachie FRIDYE. DEBRA DENISE. Houston FRIES. TERRI EILEEN. San Antonio FRISBIE. JOHN. Houston FRITTS. DAVID JORDAN. Houston FRITZ. LORI KIM. Houston FROEBEL. BRENDA MARIE. College Station FUENTES. ESTELA. San Juan FULLER. TAMMY CAROL. Conroe FULTS. AMY LOUISE. Dallas GAINES. DAVID MATTHEW. Comanche GALBRAITH. NEILL NORR1S. Texas City GALL. CAREN. Dallas GALLAND. KAREN KAYE. Richardson GARCIA. GERARDO HEBER. Houston GARCIA. LET1CIA SUVELDA. Alice GARLITZ. WILLIAM WADE. Midland GARNER. CHARLES WINSTON JR.. Austin GARRETT. BRENDA LEA. Robstown GARY. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH. Houston GARZA. ADOLPH ARANDA. San Angelo GARZA, NELSON RODOLFO. Austin GASTON. CHRISTY. Austin GATES. SHARON DIANE. San Antonio GATLIN. BRENDA SUE. Houston GATLIN. DUKE WHITNEY. Longview GAUD1ON. JOHN JOSEPH JR.. Austin GAY. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Austin GEARNER. MARK ALLAN. Dallas GEASLEN, DAVID NEIL. Houston GEDYE, JONATHAN. Birminglon. Ml GENECOV, JEFFREY STEVEN. Dallas GENSON. RUSTY LEE. Richardson GERBER. ANDREA JILL. Houston GERBER. THOMAS LOUIS. Memphis. TN GERHARDT. SUZY. Austin GERRICK, MARK STUART. Fort Worth GERVIG. ANN MARIE. Waco GEST. DARRELL DWAIN. Conroe CHRIST, GENIE MEREDITH. Houston GIDDEN. BONNILEE, Temple GIESECKE, NOEL MARTIN. Irving GILBERT. BENJAMIN R . Sugarland GILBERT. PATRICK LAWRENCE. Bedford. MA GILLESPIE. LORI DIANE. Abilene GILLIS. CATHERINE JANE. San Angelo GILTNER. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Corpus Chnsti GINSBURG. BRIAN DOUGLAS. Waco GLADE. MARY EUGENIE. Austin GLADE. VAND1 SHARON. Richardson GLASS, HELEN KATHRYN II. San Antonio GLASS, JOHN DUEL III. Tyler GLASS, ROBERT SAMUEL. Tulsa. OK GLASSFORD, SHEILA KRISTINA. Laredo GLAUNINGER. GINGER. Austin GLAZER. MICHAEL SCOTT. Dallas GOAD. KIMBERLY SUE. Dallas GODWIN. DANA ELIZABETH. Jackson. MS GOETH. ELISE NORMAN. Austin GOFORTH. MARION RUTH. Houston GOLDAPP. JUDITH ANN. Alice GOLDBERG, ROBERT JOSEPH. Dallas GOLDEN. BRUCE ALAN. Austin GOLDEN, SHARON, Houston GOLDMAN. ANN KIMBROUGH. Austin GOLDSCHLAGER, CARYL. Austin GOLDSMITH. RUSSELL THOMAS. Port Arthur GOMEZ, JOSE OSCAR, Mercedes GOMILLION. MATTHEW CARY. San Antonio CONSOULIN, JENNIFER, Houston GONZALES, GREGORY HERMAN. San Antonio GONZALES, MARY LOU. Cedar Hill GONZALES. RALPH EDWARD. Austin GONZALEZ, ANA XOCHITL, Houston GONZALEZ, DAGOBERTO. Robstown GONZALEZ. LITA INEZ. Falfurrias GONZALEZ. MELISSA ANN, Falfurrias GOODMAN. CATHLENE LURAE. El Paso GOODMAN, GAIL KATHRYN. Houston GOODMAN, MINDEE. Dallas GOODMAN. PATRICIA RUTH. San Antonio GORDON. CHARLIE WHITAKER. Dallas GORDON. CYNTHIA ELAINE. Houston GORDON, MARK JOSEPH. El Paso GORGES, ANNE CATHERINE. Harlingen GORMAN. EDWARD JOHN. Spring GORNEY. JANE ELIZABETH. Austin GOWDEY, DAVID CLEMENT, Dallas GRANT, LOUANN. Kirkland, WA GRAVES. JAMES TUCKER, Dallas GRAY, GEORGE POWELL. San Antonio GRAYSON, DEANNA LYNN. Harlingen 1 ft r V 606 Freshmen GREEN. ANNE LOUISE. Houston GREEN. NANCY ALISON. Dallas GREENBERG. KENNETH PAUL. Grand Frame GREENBERT. SAM. Tyler GREER. WENDY LEE. Texas City GRELL. GENE LOUIS. San Antonio GRIESBACH.SHARI JOAN. Corpus Christi GRIFFIN. JAMES DALE. Dallas GRIFFITH. GEORGE LARRY. Killetn GRIFFITH. LEILA ELIZABETH. Ingram GRIFFITH. LINDA LEE. Austin GRIFFITHS. BECKY LEE. Irving GRIMES. AMY. Midland GRIMES. CYNTHIA ANN. Houston GRISSOM. JOHN COALSON. Abilene GROOS. RICHARD JOHN. La Pone GROSSMAN. LESTER LEON. New Orleans. LA GRUBE. CHARLES EDWARD. Dallas GUERRA. LUIS ANTONIO. Tafl GUERRA.OFELIA MALDONADO. Del Rio GUINN. ANDREW LEE. Tyler GURWITZ. ANITA TERRY. Baslrop GUTHRIE. JANETTE LEA. San Antonio GUTIERREZ. DANNY J.Austin HAAKMAN. HANS ANTHONY. Lake Jackson HADLEY. BRADLEY KEITH. Odessa HAEHNEL. NANCI MARIE. Austin HAEST. JAMES FRANCIS. Dallas HAG AN. JANE MARIE. Houston HAGAN. JOHN PETER. Houston HAGUE. SUSAN ANNETTE. Houston HAILEY. JOY LYNN. Richardson HAIRSTON. MARK MORANEY. Houston HAISTY. VIVIAN KAYE. Richardson HALBERT. LESLIE ALLISON. Rosebud HALE. SUSAN HOLLISTER. Dallas HALL. DELLA JO. Baytown HALL. GREG RANDALL. Austin HALL. JULIE ANN. Fort Worth HALL. KATHY JEAN. Mount Pleasant HALL. SUSAN LAWRENCE. San Antonio HAMILTON. ANNA BETH. Houston HAMILTON. CHERYL LYNN. Dallas H AMM. JEAN ANNE. Bedford HAMPTON. JAMES WELDON. Dallas HANAN. DAVID BILL. Houston HANDS. MARTIN ANDREW. Amanllo HANSON. CYNTHIA LEE. Houston HANSON. DAVID G.. Houston HANSON. MARY JAN. Spring HARDIN. KATHARINE ELIZABETH. Austin HARDING. ADRIENNE LEAH. Austin HARKINS. HERBERT TIMOTHY. Alice HARPOLE. DAVID ALAN. Houston HARRELL. MARY ANN. Fort Worth HARRELL. MARY LEE. Dallas HARRIS. CLARKE MALCOLM. Missouri City HARRIS. JOHN CAVANAUGH. Houston HARRIS. SUSAN RAE.Taylot HARRIS. VIVIAN LYNETTE. Houston HARRISON. THAJ HELLlN.Conroe HARRY. WAYNE ROBERT. Freeporl HARSCH. RICHARD ALLEN. Houston HART. BRIAN THEODORE. Irving HART. MAX HIRSCH. Melairie. LA HARTNETT. ELLEN ELIZABETH. Dallas H ARTSELL. JILL HOLLEEN. Dallas HARTWELL. HOLLY ANNE. Midland HARVEY. RHONDA LYNN. Houston HASHA. SUSAN LOIS. Houston HATTHORN. DAVID RALPH. Danbury HAUSER. KAREN LOUISE. Houston MAUSER. MICHAEL ALAN. Houston HAYES. DAVID LOUIS. San Antonio HAYES. KATHLEEN LEETE. Huntsville. AL HAYES. LAURA ALISON. San Antonio HAYNES. WILLIAM ASHTON. Harken Heights HAYSLIP. DARRELL WAYNE. Houston HAZZARD. TIMOTHY LUKE. Austin HEALY. JENNIFER RAE. Piano HEARD. VIRGINIA LAURIE. Dallas HEFFERNAN. LAURIE SUE. Point Comlon HEFFINGTON. DAVID LYNN. Marble Falls HEINTZ. SANDRA GAYLE. San Antonio HELMAN. KAREN GAIL. Houston HELWEG. SUE RAE. Shiner HEMPH1LL. JOHN MARCUS. Sonora HENDERSON. ELOISE. Cameron HENINGTON. MARK DAVID. Houston HENNINGER. CYNTHIA SUE. Abilene HENSHAW. DOUGLAS EUGENE. Houston HENSLEY. MELISSA KAY. Nederland HENSON. CHERYL LYNN. Houston HERNANDEZ. STEVE. Austin HERNDON. BLAKE LOUIS. Bryan HERRERA. EDNA ADRIANA. Laredo HERRERA. LISA ANNE. Arcola HERRIN. SYLVIA ANN. Marshall HERTZ. CYNTHIA MARIE. Edna Freshmen 607 Excavation Yields Artifacts Not content with digging in her own backyard, Sue Andrews traveled to southern Italy in summer, 1977, to participate in an archeological excavation. Andrews joined a group led by Joseph Carter, a University profes- sor of Classics, comprised of University faculty and stu- dents. Two sites were excavated in Mataponto. The ancient colony yielded materials dating back to Seventh Century B.C. Several pits filled with large artifacts caused some speculation, Andrews said. Some students believed that the pits were deposits for broken pots after both local and imported pots were uncovered. Problems happen at every dig, and Metaponto was no exception. At one level of the digging, flooding occurr ed, and a water pump had to be installed. More questions were formed than answered, but the opportunity to participate was tremendous experience, Andrews said. HEYNE. ERIK FRED. Houston HEYDINGER. PETRA RENEE. Austin HICKMAN. JOHN CHARLES. Dallas HIGGINS. JEANETTA ROEANE. Brazona HIGGINS. LAUREL SHEPARD. San Antonio HIGH. CHARLES SHERWOOD JR.. Austin HIGHTOWER. GAYLE NANCY. Houston HILDERBRAND. MARK STEVEN. Houston HILFORD.GLEN ALLEN. Houston HILL. HERBERT WHEELER JR . San Antonio HILL. REBECCA DEAR1NG. Austin HILLE. JOHN COOPER. Austin HIME. DAVID PAUL. Kingsville HINES. JANE SUZANNE. Crockett HINEY. LARRY PAUL. Dallas HINKELMAN. LISA JANN. Austin HINSON. RAMONA DEE. Dallas HINZ. ALAN DALE Austin HITCHCOCK. LAURI LEE. Houston HITT. KATHRYN MELANEE. Beaumont HOBLIT. ROBIN CLAY. Odessa HODDE. LEFAYNE ANELU Brenham HOELSCHER. CONNIE LYNN. Houston HOLCOMB. MICHAEL VAUGHN. Houston HOLLAND. JOHN ARTHUR. Dallas HOLLAND. STUART WILLIAM. Refugio HOLLIFIELD. DONALDGLENN. Austin HOLLINGSWORTH. ROBERT EDWARD. Austin HOLLEY. JAMES RICHARD. Waco HOLM AN. SHIRLEY JAN. San Antonio HOLMES. MITCHELL LYNN. Conroe HOLZMAN. MADELYN. Houston HOOPER. DAVID LEE. Abilene HOOVER. LESLIE ANNE. Austin HOPPER. JACKSON BARTON. Midland HORAN.MELINDA SUE. Dallas HORN. DIANA MARIA. Hewitt HORN ADAY. JON RUSSELL JR. Austin MORTON. LARRY ALAN. Bellaire HOUREN. JAY RANDLE. Dallas HOUSTON. LESLIE LOUISE. Kmgwood HOI STON. SAM TYLER. Longview HOUTCHENS. STEVEN PAUL. Lancaster HOWARD. KATHRYN MARIE. Houston HOWELL. ROBERTA ELISE. Houston HOWSMAN. THOMAS GREGORY. San Antonio HSU. MARIA. Washington. DC HUBBARD. ELEANOR. Corona del Mar. CA HUBER. CINDY LYNNE. Dallas HUETE. ELIZABETH BEATRICE. Houston HUGHES. ANNE HOWELL. Houston HUGHES. KIMBERLYCAMILLE. Beaumont HI LL CYNTHIA KAY. Houston HUMPHREYS. LAURIE FENTRESS. Waco 608 Freshmen p ft HUMPHRIES. THOMAS SHELTON, Rich. id.cn HUNT. BARBARA BURTON. Dallas HUNT. OIANNA LYNN. Auilin HUNYOR. ELIZABETH ANN. San Antonio HURT. DOUGLAS RICHARD, DalUi HURTTE ROBERT EDWARD JR.. Damgerfield HYSMITH. JANET KAY, MiMouri City INMAN. DANA LANE, San Antonio JACKSON, JIM EDWARD. San Antonio JACKSON. JULIE LYNN. Auilin JACKSON. RICHARD BLAIR. Sin Antonio JACKSON, SUSAN ALICE. Kerrville JACOBS. EVELYN LOUISE. Austin JACOBY. JEFFREY KENNETH. Conroe JAFFE SHARON ELLEN. Louitville. KY JARRETT. TAMI GAY. Su Antonio JEKO. CYNTHIA LEA. Houston JELINEK. JON DOUGLAS, Amarillo JKMELK A. JAMES RUDOLF. Houilon JENKINS. GEORGE OLIVER JR.. Sin Antonio JERNIGAN. LARRY TIMOTHY. Houston JESSUP. JAMES ERWIN. Dillu JETER. ROBBILYN. Wichita Fills JEWITT. SHEILA MARIE. Houston JINKS, JON JAY. McAllen JOCHETZ. DEBORA KATHARINE, Dillis JOHANSON. SUSAN MARIE. Austin JOHNSON. CHARLES FREDERIC III. Sinlon JOHNSON. JAN LEA. El Piso JOHNSON. MARY BETH. Elgin JOHNSON. ROBERT SCOTT. Hickmin AFB, HI JOHNSON. STEVEN BRYAN. Houston JOHNSTON. DAVID KYLE Midland JOHNSTON. JAMES CHRISTOPHER, San Antonio JOHNSTON. LAURIE, Houston JOHNSTON. LINDA LEE. San Antonio JONES. ANDREW PERKINS. Houston JONES, CYNTHIA LEA, Alvin JONES. GARY SCOTT, Kily JONES. GERI LYNN. Kilgore JONES. JACQUE LU. Dallas JONES. JEANETTE GAY. West Bloomfield, Ml JONES, JOE BRADFORD. Farwell JONES, KEY RANDALL. Dallas JONES, MARTHA LEE. Fort Worth JONES. MICHAEL ALAN. Karnack JONES. MICHAEL LAMAR. Fort Stockton JONES. PATRICIA ANN. Houston JORDAN. JOSEPH PETER. San Antonio JORDAN. JULIE ANN. Sin Antonio JUDY. KATHRYN MICHELLE. Houston Jl :N KIN. SUSAN McDOWELL. Kerrville JURECKA. TAMMY ELIZABETH. Austin JUREN. RUSSELL TED. Hurst KALER. JOHN ADOLPH. Corpus Christi KANTOR. PHILIP JAY. Fort Lauderdale. FL KANZ. KYLA DEON, Austin KAPLAN. LINDA MARCIA. Houston KARLAK. CYNTHIA LEIGH. Dallas KATZ. BRUCE MITCHELL. Dallas KATZ. HAROLD BRUCE. Galveslon KEARNS. CRAIG EDWARD. Pasadena KECKEISEN. TOM GERARD. Piano KEENMON. JOANNE STEPHANIE. Houston KEISER. SUSAN STROTZ. Richardson KELLER. DENISE ANN. Austin KELLEY. JAY DONALD. Houston KELLEY. RYAN CARDWELL. Houston KEMBLE. STEVE ALLEN. Houston KEMP. KEMBERLY KAY. Haskell KENNEDY. EILEEN MARY. Houston KENNEDY. JANIS CAROL. Austin KENNON. KATHY. Bellaire KEN YON. SUSAN DIANE. Houston KERBOW. AMY SUE Houston KERBOW. JILL ELLEN. Houston KERN. MARK DONNER. Harker Heights KERNER.TAMARA REBECCA. Houston KHERFOUCHE MOHAMED. Austin KIDD. MICHAEL EDWARD. Houston KIEL. KAREN ELIZABETH. Houston KILLION. BELINDA SUE Kingsvilk KILLOUGH. KAREN KAY. Halkttsville KIM. JOHN H Houston KING. TOMMY REX. Mount Pleasant KINGSLEY. DONALD FARR. Houston K1NKAID. DEBRA LYNN.Spnng KIPPES. ELIZABETH ANN. San Antonio KIRK. VAN BALLARD. Wichita Falls KIRKPATRICK. LOWELL ARNOLD. Houston KIRWAN. AMY HUNTER. Dallas KISLIN. ROBERT IAN. San Antonio KLEIDERER. MARY CATHERINE Houston KL1NGLE KARLA LEAH. Victoria KLIPPLE. DIANE ELIZABETH. San Marcos KNUE. CARMEL LEEANNE. Austin KNUPKE. SARAH MARIE. Corpus Chrisli KOILE KRISTEN. Austin KORMAN. GREGORY JOHN. Abilene Freshmen 609 KRASOFF. MINA HELENE. Houston KREH L.TINA MARIE. Amanllo KROVETZ. TERRI LYNN. Dallas KRUSE. KATHERINE ANNE. Fort Worth KUENAST. ANGIE BRIGITTE. Austin KUMM. DENNY LEE. Aransas Pass KUNG. LARRY. Hong Kong KVETON. JOYCE LYNN. Port Lavaca KVINTA. SHERRI ANN. Yoakum LACOUR. TANDY MIRIAM. Houston LADEWIG. WILLIAM MORRIS. Spnng LAFITTE. MARC RENOIR. Houston LAGRONE. SHARRON YVONNE. Lewisville LAMBERT. CRAIG NEIL. Dallas LAND. HOLLY BETTY. Crockett LANDRUM. WILLIAM STEVE. Houston LARA. JANE LAURA. Galveston LAREDO. DEBORAH ANN. Seal LAREDO. LINDA LUDIVINA. Freer LAROSE. MOLLY ANN. Houston LARSON. ROGER ALAN. Dallas LASER. DIANE SUE. Houston LASHER. MYRON LOUIS II. Amanllo LAUREL. MYRTHA. San Isidro LAWLER. DAVID STEVEN. Dallas LAWLOR. MICHAEL SYRON. San Antonio LAWRENCE. LARRY GLENN. Houston LAWSON. JEFFREY LEWIS. Dallas LAYMON. SONDRAGAYLE. Austin LECATES. DAVID WALLACE. Baytown LEE. GREGORY REID. San Angelo LEEHEY. SHEILA MARIE. Houston LEFTW1CH. SNOWDEN MARSHALL. Dallas LEHMANN. KATHERINE LILLIAN. Houston LEHMANN. MAURICE JOHN. Dayton. OH LENAMON. ANN MARIE. Norway LEONIDOV. MICHAEL HENRI. Houston LESHIN. HAROLD LEN. Robstown LESLIE. LINDA GAYLE. San Antonio LESTOURGEON. LESA KAY. San Antonio LEVIN. DOROTHY GEE. New Orleans. LA LEVINE. JAY STEWART. Dallas LEVIT1N. TERRI LYNN. Houston LEVY. DARRYL HERBERT. Galveslon LEVY. FREDA LYNNE. Dallas LEWIS. DANA LYNN. San Antonio LEWIS. LAURIE ANN. San Antonio LEWIS. LORI ANN. Garland LEWIS. RACHEL LESLEY. Killeen LINDBECK. ROBYN AILI. Dallas LINDEN. LAURA ANN. Houston LINDLEY. SANDRA JEAN. Houston LINKOUS. REBECCA LYNN. Austin LINS. MARGARET ANN. Houston LIP1NSKY. PAMELA DENISE. Lubbock LIPPMAN. PHIL. Schulenburg LIPSHUTZ. HOWARD STUART. Sioux City. IA LITOWSKY. PAULINE. Houston LLOYD. ELLEN. Houston LOCK. SING NGAI. Houston LOCY. ELLEN FRANCES. Dallas LOHMAN. JOHN HENRY JR.. Houston LOMAX. LAURENCE DANIEL. Houston LON. TERESA ANN. Spnng LONGWELL. DANIEL HENRY. Houston LOOMANS. LAURA LYNNE. Austin LOPEZ. LINDA. La redo LOPEZ. MARTIN DAVID. Austin LOPEZ. SUSAN A. Houston LORENZ. JANETTE LOUISE. Corpus Christi LOUIS. ANDREA DEE. Fort Worth LOUIS. LAWRENCE JR.. Houston LOW. ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN. Houston LOWE. DARLA GAVE. Garland LOWE. JANET LYNN. Texas City LOWRY. WILLIAM PRICE III. Wichita Falls LOZANO. ROBERT FLORES. San Antonio LUCAS. ANGELA ANN. Odessa LUCAS. JEFFREY HARRISON. Alascosa LUCAS. LINDA GALE. Galveslon LUCCI. JOAN MARIE. Houston LUCHER. CHARLIE TIMOTHY. Conroe LUHN. LAURA. San Antonio LUKE. GEORGE BERNARD. Muensler LUM. GEOFFREY TSUN-FAI. San Antonio LUND. KIM A.. Dallas LUNIN. CARY JOSEPH. Houston LUTHER. MARGARET SHERRILL. Corpus Chnsli LUX. LODEWUK JOZEF. Houston MABRY. SANDI ANN. San Antonio MACDONALD. BASIL ANTHONY. Houston MACHIN. JO ELLEN. Dallas MACKEY. MARTHA A NN. Kerrville MAGEE. MARK ROBERT. Houston MAGERS. JUDITH ANNETTE. Houston M AC I LL. Tl MOTH Y WAYNE. Austin MAHAN. JUNE ANN. Corpus Chnsli MAHAR. KELLEY LEIGH. Dallas MAHONEY. MARY KATHLEEN. El Campo 610 Freshmen faV M AKR1S. ANN PAULA. Houston MALDONADO. MARIO ELOV. Austin MALDONADO. ROBERT RICHARD. San Anlomo M M H AS OMAR Z . Jordan MALKEMUS. DIANA TOWNSEND. Austin MANDELBAL ' M. CAROL LYNN. Dallas MANDELL. DAWN MARIE. Seabrook MANNING. LAURA ELIZABETH. Missouri Cily MARCHBANKS. CLAUDIA. Corpus Chnsli MARCOE.GARY RICHARD. Houston MARQUIS. KATHY. Houston MARRS. KELLY PATRICIA. Austin MARSHALL. DAVID SAGIN. Houston MARTELL. SUSAN DEBRA. Yonkers. NY MARTIN. DONNA LEIGH. Sin Antonio MARTIN. JULIE ANN. Houston MARTIN. MELINDA KATHERINE, Houston MARTIN. REX WILLIAM. Houston MARTIN. WILLIAM THOMAS. Ausun MARTINEZ. CLIFFORD MARK. Austin MARTINEZ. DEBORAH LYNN. Corpus Chnin MARTINEZ. GLORIA. San Juan MARTINEZ. MARIA ELENA. Houston MASON. LESLI ANN. San Antonio MASSEY. RONALD ALAN. Grand Pram MASSINGILU G SEAL Y. Fort Worth MATHEWS. JAMES HAROLD JR.. Beaumont MATHIS. PATTI ANN. Eagle Lake MATOCH A. DAVID JAMES. Austin MATTER. GREGORY JOHN. Houston MATTOX. DENISE. Hempstead MAULDIN. LORETTA ANN. Houston MAURER. CLARICE ANN. Fredencksburg MAURER. JAMES JOSEPH. Houston MAUTNER. DEBRA LYNN. Glencoe. IL MAYER. DIANN. Austin MAYHEW. PAUL DONALD. Houston MCADAMS. WILLIAM JACKSON. Houston MCADORY. STEVE LEE. Missouri City MCAFEE. LAURA TANNEHILL. Austin MCALLISTER. PAMELA ANN. Houston MCBRIDE. CYNTHIA. Houston MCCABE. MOLLY ANN. Dallas MCCANDLESS. TRACY R.. Houston MCCARTIN. MARGARET MARY. Dallas MCCASKILL. Jt ' DY EVELYN. Corpus Chnsti MCCASLIN. FAITH LYNN. Houston MCCAULEY. MARGARET. Dallas MCCELVEY. JEFFREY TODD. Sugarland MCCOMB. KAREN BETH. Arlington MCCREA. CHARLEEN E.. San Angelo MCCULLOUGH. LINDA KAY. Saginaw MCCUTCHIN. KIT COLLEEN. Dallas MCDERMETT. DONALD J JR.. Seymour MCENTEE. DEIDRE MARY. New Braunfels MCFARLAND. JEFFREY MICHAEL. Houston MCFARLAND. LINDSEY ANN. Helton MCGEE. LEIGH ANN. Houston MCGLADE. MARK Gl I.MARTIN. San Antonio MCGLASSON. RICHARD CLARK. Waco MCGUFFEY. PATRICIA LOUISE. Dallas MCILHAN Y. ANNE LOUISE. Wheeler MCIVER.DI ANNE CAROLYN. Carrolllon MCKAY. KELLY THERESE, Dallas MCKENZIE. JILL LYNN. Dallas MCKINNEY. JACQUELINE DENISE. Houston MCKNIGHT. MARK WEST. Dallas MCLAUGHLIN. LAURE. San Angelo MCMULLEN. LINDA JEANNE. Houston MCMULLEN. WILLIAM WYNN. Houston MCNEEL. ELIZABETH. San Antonio MCNEIL. LOWERY WALTER. Pecos MCNEIL. MARY JAYNE. Lulkm MCTEE. CLIFFORD RAY. Corpus Chnsti MCWHORTER. MORGAN LLOYD. Longview MECHLER. PERI KATHLEEN. Dallas MEDDERS. MARILYN MANSKE. Wichita Falls MEGQUIER. STEPHANIE KAY. Dallas MEILERT. ERIC ALAN. Houston MELCHIOV. MARK THOMAS. Austin MENDOZA. MARGARITA MARINA. San Anlomo MENEFEE. MARY FRANCES. Fon Worth MERRIETT. REGINAGALE. Houston METZCHER. DEIRDRE LEE. Paris MEYER. MARK CHRISTOPHER. Houston MEYER. MARTHA KING. Houston MEYERSON. ALFRED MICHAEL. Houston MIDDLETON. MICHAEL DAVID. Lake Jackson MILES. TRACY ANN. Austin MILKS. TERESA DENISE. Rockport MILLER. BARBARA ELLEN. Slow. OH MILLER. EVAN LEE. Fon Worth MILLER. GENE ALAN II. Shreveport, LA MILLER. JAMES MARK. Corpus Chnsti MILLER. JAMES RUSSELL. Dallas MILLER. KEM EDWARD. Olden MILLER. LISA JOY. Dallas MILLER. MICHAEL RICHARD. Bryan MILLER. RICHARD TODD. Houston Freshmen 611 Closer to Nationals ' A bright orange basketball rolled down the fifth floor of Jester. Its owner, tall, smiling Retha Swindell, stooped to pick it up. Swindell, a junior education major, played post position on the women ' s basketball team. For one and one-half hours a day during the off season, she and her teammates practiced five days a week. Even though she was kept busy playing, Swindell still found the time to keep up with her studies. We play 30 games a year and get closer to nationals each year, Swindell said. Swindell compared the women ' s basketball team with the men ' s. We do not get as much publicity as the men ' s sports. We play only zone and state tournaments. We are ranked just like the men ' s teams, but we do not play to win the conference since there is not one. Swin- dell said that she loved basketball and that the people on the team were more like family than teammates. We work hard and have confidence in ourselves to become all we are capable of being, she said. MILNER. DOUGLAS BAILEY, Houston MILNER, TRACY ROBIN. Houston MINZENMAYER. MALINDA. Austin MIRANDA. JOSEPH MARK. Dallas MISNER. KAREN JEN. San Antonio MITCHELL. JOY. Mobile. AL MOKRY. GILBERT WESLEY JR.. Taylor MOLLENHAUER. STEVE PATRICK. New Braunfels MONROE. ALLEN SCOTT. Austin MONTAGUE, NATHAN SCOT. Dallas MONTFORT. CAROL ANNE. Houslon MONTGOMERY, LARRY DON. Wichita Falls MONTGOMERY, NANCY KAY, Houston MOONEY. MADELINE CRAWFORD, Dallas MOORE, BRIAN WALLACE, Temple MOORE, DANIEL CHARLES JR., Nassau Bay MOORE. LAURA LEE, Beaumont MOORE. MARY ELLEN. Mount Pleasant MOORE MELODY MARIE Universal City MOORE SUSAN MINOR. Houslon MOORE TERRI ANN. Houston MORALES. NORM A JEAN. San Antonio MORAN. THOMAS MAURICE JR.. Houston MORENO. ALTAGRACIA V.. El Paso MORENO. BECKY JANET. Houston MORENO. TRINIDAD ANN. Austin MORLEDGE DAVID WALKER. Houston MORRIS, CATHERINE ANN. Richardson MORRIS. KATHLEEN GAYE. Decalur MOSLEY. NANCY ELISE Houston MOSS. PETER CHADWICK. Houston MOTHERSHEAD. GEORGE MILAM. Midland MOTT. ROBERT WHITNEY. Dallas MOUNT. JAN MARIE Dallas MUDD. KAREN E.. Houston MUECK. ALLEN VANNOY. Corpus Chnsti MUELLER. MARY PAT. Corpus Christi MULDROW. MARY MARGARET. Anglelon MULLER. JOANN MARION. Houslon MUNGER. MARILYN ELAINE Austin MUNIZ. GLENDELIA MARIA. Austin MUNOZ. GABRIEL. Brownsville MUNROE JENNIFER ANNE. Corpus Chnsli MURPHY. MARYLYNN. Houston MURPHY. MICHAEL MCCOY. Harlingen MURPHY, MICHAEL WAYNE. Austin MURTAUGH, WALTER TROUT. Austin MUSGROVE TERESA LOUISE. Dallas MYRICK. DANIEL KEMP. Houston NABOURS. DAHL RICHIE. Bridge City NACHLAS. JULIE ELLEN. Houston NAGLE LISA LYNN. Houston NAPOLES. SUSANA. Austin NASH. NANCY CAROL, San Antonio 612 Freshmen NAUGLE REBECCA ANN. Dallas NAUMANN. ELIZABETH MARY. Dallas NEASON. OLLIE. Dallai NEELY. SHAWN DURRETT. Dallas NELSON. KENT EUGENE. Austin NELSON. LINDA MARIE. Del Valfe NERICCIO. JOSEPHINE VERONICA. Uredo NESBITT. VANCE GORDON. Marshall NEW. LINDA ARI.ENE. Segum NEWBERRY. JOHN HARVEY. Midland NEWELL. LISA JANE. Lonfvicw NEWNAM. KAREN ELLEN. Houston NICKSON. SUZANNE. Worthinjlon. OH NIGHT. ANN DEE Fairfax. VA NOAKES. VALERY ANN. Simon NORRISS. KIMBERLY SUE. Wichita Falls NORTHERN. CHRISTOPHER LEE. Dallas NORTHROP. PAUL MICHAEL. El Pao NOSSEK. CARL JOHN. Houston NOTT. ROBERT DUANE Harlingen NOVAK. REBECCA JEAN. Austin NOYOLA. JOE LUIS. Corpus Cnnsti NUGENT. CHERYL ANNE. Leander NUSSBAUM. BERNARDO. Ecuador NUSSBAUM. JULIUS III. Greenville NUSYNOWITZ. MURRAY MARK. San Antonio NUTT. SUSAN CAROL. Sinton NYFELER. SUZAN ELIZABETH. Irving OAKES. PAMELA KAY. Waller O ' BRIEN. MARK EDWARD. Houston O ' CONNELLCATHLEEN MARIE. Houston OFFICER. PAULA ANNE. Austin OGG. KIMBRA KATHRYN. Houston OL1VAS. ERNEST JR., Austin OLIVER. ELIZABETH ANN. Dallas O ' MALLEY. EDWARD SOMERS. North Andover. MA O ' NEAL. MICHAEL RAY. Corpus Chnsti ONION. JOHN FRANK III. Austin OPPENHEIMER. ELIZABETH ANN. El Paso ORMAND. JOYCE MARIE. Basking Ridge. NJ OROPEZA. ENRIQUETA GUADALUPE. San Antonio ORR. JENNIFER HALL. Houston ORT. VANESSA MICHELE. Austin OTT. LISA EILENE Kerrville OTT, MEL1NDA CLAIRE. Austin OTTMANN. JUDITH DEL. Midland OVERLY. SUSAN KIM. Houston OWEN. JOHN PATRICK. Dallas OWEN. ROBIN BERNICE. Corpus Chnsti OWEN. SHEREE GAYLE Austin OWNBY. CLAYTON ARTHUR. Houston PACHARZ1NA. LINDA JEANETTE New Braunfels PALMER. JAMES DAVID. Harlingen PALMER. LORI. Ben Wheeler PANIAGUA. CATHERINE V.. Del Rio PARADA. NANCY ANN. Houston PARENT. LAURENCE EDWARD. Carlsbad. NM PARK. MARGARET SHERLEY. Dallas PARKER, CHARLES LEE. Austin PARKEY. RUTH ORMOND. Galveston PARKS. LARRY NOEL. Austin PARR. JAY C. III. Richardson PARRY. JILL LYNN, Dallas PARSONS, JOHN MICHAEL. Del VaHe PARTCH.CEL1AJANE, Houston PARTIN. SHARON LUC1LE. Houston PARVEN.CARY MILES. Austin PATEK. SHARON FAYE Houston PATTERSON. JULIA LEE Amarillo PATTESON. ROBERT MARKHAM. Houston PATTON. CARLA ANN. Dallas PAVELKA. CAROLYN JOYCE Houston PAXTON. DEBRA KAY. Lake Jackson PAYNE. MARTIN BAXTER. Houston PECORE. KATHER1NE LINDA. Spnng PEDIGO. CINDY LOU. Austin PEIFFER. MATTHEW DOUGLAS. Houston PEILER. MARIA B . Orange PEKARSKY, DONNA ANN. Honolulu. HI PENN.CHRISTA LUCILLE. Austin PENN. RANDOLPH LINDSEY. San Antonio PENNINGTON. DONNA MARIE. Fort Worth PENNINGTON. LISA HOWARD. Houston PEREZ. MARIA DE JESUS. El Paso PERRIN. JAMES ROBERT. Dallas PERRY. ELIZABETH DALE. Houston PESCHEL. DARBEY DANEA. Englewood. CO PETRICH. PAUL RANDALL Omaha. NE PETRICK. DAVID WAYNE. Austin PETTY. LAURA LYNNE. Abilene PFAFF. ANDREA SUSAN. Richardson PFEFFER. GARY ALAN. Houston PFEIFER. JENNIFER ANN. Aiea. HI PHILLIPS. CRAIG ALAN. Grand Prairie PHILLIPS. JANICE MARIE. Cypress PHILLIPS. MARY ANDRIENNE. Austin PHILLIPS. TEGE CAROL El Paso PH I LPOTT. JOHN THOMAS. Austin PICKERING. CHERYLL ANN. Houston Freshmen 613 P1CKETT. MELISSA LYNN. Houston PICULAS. JAMES ALBERT. Houston PIERCE PAULA SUE. Austin PIERCE. WILLIAM BRADLEY. Abilene PIERCE. WILLIAM H.. Leander PIERRE SALLY ANN. Dallas PIGEON. CHARLES BRADLEY. Dallas PINKSTON. STEVEN DOUGLAS. Dallas PIRKLE JOHN PAUL. Houston P1RTLE DOROTHY GAIL. Dallas PLETTMAN. ELAINE ANN, Beaumont PLUMB. STEVEN MICHAEL. Houston POE. SANDRA DIANE. Dallas POKORNY. BRENT RAY. Austin POKORN Y. BRUCE JAY. Austin POLASKY. DIANE LEIGH. Dallas POLUNSKY. STEVEN MICHAEL, San Angelo POOLE. EDWARD STEPHEN. Austin POPE. JAMES BLAND. Irving POPIELARCZYK. KATHRYN LOUISE Groves POTTER. MICHAEL W.. Houston POWELL. DAVID JAMES. Austin POWELL. SUSAN LOUISE. Houston POZMANTIER. BARRY DAVID. Houston PRATT. WILLIAM SENGELMANN. Bracketville PRICE. HOLL1SGLYNN JR.. Houston PRICE. LANCE ALAN. Dallas PRIDEAUX. EDWARD BARTON. Dallas PR1ESS. RENEE PATRICIA. Houston PRI M ER. CATHY ANN. Tyler PRINCE NANCY COPLAND. New Orleans. LA PRINE. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN. Austin PRITCHETT. ELIZABETH CAROLYN. Dallas PRUTER. CHARLOTTE ANN. Orange PULLIAM. HARRY DALE Kirbyville PURVIS. LESLIE KAY. Fort Worth PYNDUS. DAVID K.. Houston RABALAIS. CHERIE ANNE. Houston RACHFORD. LAURIE ANN. Houston RADER. PHILIP BRADLEY. Austin RADKE. MARTHA ANNA. Olathe.KS RAHE. LORI LEA. New Braunfels RAINBOLT. JEAN ANN. El Paso RAMBIN. MARK PAUL. Austin RAMIREZ. ALFREDO. Abef RAMSEY. MARIBEN. Austin RAMSEY. WILLIAM SCOTT. Pecos RANDAL. CAMILLA DIANE, Houston RANDOLPH. ERIC. Dallas RANGEL. MIGUEL FRANCISCO. Laredo RASCOE THOMAS GRAF. Houston RASH, PAUL JONES 111. Dallas RASMUSSEN. HAROLD JAMES. Midland RATHMELL. MARY ANN. Houston RAU. DAVID LEE. Conroe RAYMOND. REX PHILLIP. San Antonio READ. MARY JANE Lufkm READY. THOMAS EDWARD. Midland REARDON. DAVID BRICE Houston RECKLING. KATHERINE CHRISTIANA. Houston REDER. PAUL AAFEDT. Houston REED. ELIZABETH LOUISE. ElCampo REEVES. ALVIN S.. Austin REGALADO. RUDYC, Austin REILY. DONNA CAROLYN. Lufkin REININGER. THERESA MARIE, New Braunfels REITMAN. MITCHELL HOLLAND. Fort Worth REKOFF. JEAN GREGORY. Garveslon REMORE, JAMES RICHARD. Austin RENAUD. CHRISTOPHER PHILLIP. Midland RESENDEZ. GILBERT. Alice REULAND, CATHERINE ANN. Austin REXRODE CARYN. Houston REYNOLDS. DAVID PAUL. Dallas RICH. DONNA ANN. Missouri City RICHARDS. DORTHY GERTRUDE. Austin RICHTER. JONI LEE New Braunfels RIDDICK. WILLIAM MCDONALD. San Antonio RIDLEY. MARK DOUGLAS. Bellaire RIGBY. REN PATRICK. Houston RILEY. JOHN LAMAR III. Austin RIPKOWSKI. JO BETH. Liberty RIPLEY. KENNETH EARL.Comanche R1VAS. JOSE ROLANDO. Falfurrias ROACH. JON EDWARD, Mount Pleasant ROBBINS. RHONDA ANN. Houston ROBERTS. BOB WARREN JR.. Houston ROBERTS. GERALD JAMES III. Fort Worth ROBERTS. JEFFREY SCOTT. Houston ROBERTS, MARY ALICE. Bremond ROBERTS. MARY JANE. Fort Worth ROBERTSON. DAV1DGENE. Fort Worth ROBERTSON. GUY CHARLES. Dallas ROBINSON. JANE MARIE. Austin ROBINSON. RALPH DANIEL. Houston ROBINSON. ROBERT ERNEST. Houston ROBINSON. THOMAS WESLEY JR.. Houston ROCHESTER. RENE DARLENE. Brockton. MA ROCKAWAY, DAVID EDWIN. Houston 614 Freshmen RODGERS. KARLA VERREE Houston RODRIGUEZ, CELSO, San Jun RODRIGUEZ. JANIE, Weslaco RODRIGUEZ. MARTHA EDNA. San Benin. ROEBUCK. SUE ELLEN, Dallu ROGERS. PATTY, Houston ROGERS. RICHARD ALLEN. Wichita Falls ROJO. RAQUEL TRINA, Angleton ROLLINS. MELANIE JANE, Tuba, OK ROMAN. DIANE ELAINE Dallas ROOKE. JOHN MICHAEL. Arlington ROOKER, DAVID ALAN. Midland ROOSA, KATHLEEN SUE. Houston ROPER. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER. Houston ROSCOE. MICHAEL E.. Stafford ROSE, VIRGINIA. Houston ROSEN. JAN ESTHER. Dallas ROSENTHAL, LOUIS ISAAC. Houston ROSS. ROBIN ELIZABETH. Fort Worth ROTH, JEFFREY STEVEN. St. Louis, MO ROUSE. DONALD RAY. Bay City ROUSH. MARY VIRGINIA. Houston ROWE. MARY KATHRYN. Dallas RUBENSTEIN. MICHAEL KEITH. Birmingham. AL RUBIN. JAY MICHEL. Halletlsville RUBIN. LOUIS EDWIN. Dallas RUDELL. LINDA MARIE. Killeen RUDY. KENNETH WAYNE, Houston RUSK, BEN ETTA LEE. Austin RUSSELL. CAROLYN ELIZABETH. Wichita Falls RUSSELL, EVAN WADE, Bellaire RUTHERFORD. GWENETH GAIL, Bishop R UTTER. JON ALLAN, Austin RUWWE ELIZABETH ANN, Midland RYNEARSON, MARTIN DANIEL, Dallas SACHS. RONNY ALLEN. Houston SACKEN. LISA ANNE. Humble SADLER. ROBERT CARL JR.. Waco SAFELY. DAVID BRUCE Austin SAKAI. KATHY. Hidalgo SALES. DEBRA LYNN. Houston SALINAS. NORA MARIA. Austin SALMON, KELLY LYNN. San Antonio SAMMONS, MARIE ANNETTE, Houston SAMMONS. SUSAN LEE Houston SAMUELSON, PAMELA SUSAN. Coupland SANDALL. MIRIAM LEE Houston SANDERS. DAVID LEE. Pasadena SANDERS. JANIS ELAINE. Midland SAND1FER. SABRINA VICTORIA, Houston SANDLER. BRADLEY ALAN. St. Louis. MO SARACCO. GEORGE I ACAPO. Galveston SARGOLOGOS. LAURA ELIZABETH. Austin SAWTELLE. ELLEN. San Antonio SAWYER. LORI JOY. Wmnetk i. IL SCANDELLI. GABRIELLA. Austin SCHAVE ROXANN. Freer SCHEINBERG. RUSSELL HAL. Memphis. TN SCHER. DEBRA LYNN. Houston SCHLOSSER. BRADLEY FRANCIS. Houston SCHLUETER. FRANK BYRON. Bryan SCHOBER. SUSAN BRIGITTE Austin SCHOLZE. LISA KATHRYN. San Antonio SCHREIBER. LINDA ANN. Houston SCHRIEWER. SUZANNE LOUISE Segum SCHULTZ. KURT WILLIAM. Austin SCHWARTZ. BEVERLY LAUREN. San Anton io SCOTT. DIANA MARIE. Austin SCULLIN. JOHN THOMAS, El Paso SEAMANS, SUSAN DENISE Comgan SEGAL. DEBRA ANN. Dallas SEGAL, HOLLY JOANNE Houston SEIDENBERG. EDWARD ALAN. Dallas SEILER. NANCY JEAN. Duncanville SEI M E. JO ANN. Kingsville SEITZ. GREGORY WILLIAM. Dallas SELBY. MICHAEL DUANE. Austin SELIG. JAMES BERN ARD.Galveslon SELINE. RICHARD STEVEN. Houston SELLERS. SUSAN JAN. Beaumont SELZER. WILLIAM EDWARD. Houston SHACKELFORD. DONNA GAYLE Austin SHANNON. DAVID ANDREW. Houston SHANNON. SUSANNAH ELAINE Dallas SHARAF. JAIME ADEL. England SHARPE. MARY KATHRYN. Kingsville SHEPARD. FRANK MARTIN. Dallas SHEPPARD. HELEN ELIZABETH. Longview SHERMAN. MARK CHRISTOPHER, England SH1BA. THOMAS WADE. Mission SHIPMAN. FAITH ANNETTE. Orange SHIPP. THOMAS THAD. Houston SHIPPER. M ARLENE EVE. Oklahoma City. OK SHIRLEY, THOMAS WALKER. Corpus Christi SHOCKLEY. HAROLD GENE JR.. Corpus Chrisli SHOOK. KATHY SUE. Mesquite SHOUP. GLEN URBAN. Friendswood SHWIFF. KATHY JOYCE Dallas SIDES. DODIE GAYLE Odessa Freshmen 615 SIEGEL. FREDERICK SCOTT. Blon Rouge. LA SILAS. WANDA FAYE. Houston SIMAR. PAUL MICHAEL. Orange SIMMONS. DUDLEY JAMES. Austin SIMON. BARRY ANTHONY. Austin SIMPSON. EDITH ELIZABETH. Ctdar Hill SIMS. ALAN GREGORY. Dallas SIMS. WILLIAM MARK. Thontdalc SINGER. MARK GRIFFIN. Austin SKAINES. JIMMY MARVIN. McAllcn SLACK. CYNTHIA ELLIOTT. Pecos SLATKO. ELISSA ROBIN. Houston SLOAN. KAREN RUTH. Garland SLOAN. SUSAN MCCULLOUGH. Houston SLUSSER. DAVID ANDREW. Arlington SMART. WILLIAM HALL. Houston SMITH. ADELAIDE. Houston SMITH. ADENA MAUREEN. Dallas SMITH. BRENDA DAWN. Houston SMITH. CHARLOTTE RUTH. Falls Church. VA SMITH. CHRISTINE JOYCE. Houston SMITH. DEBRAH EILEEN. Thomdalc SMITH. HOLLY ANNE. Austin SMITH. JANET LYNN. Houston SMITH. JEAN CULLEN. Waco SMITH. KAREN ANNE. Houston SMITH. MELINDA JAN. Houston SMITH. PAULA RENE. Lake Jackson SMITH. ROBIN RAMONA. Kilkcn SMITH. SHARON KAY. Missouri City SMITH. SHARON LYNN. Austin SMITH. SHERRON ELIZABETH. Tomball SMITH. SHERYL LYNN. Houston SMITH. STUART MARK. Austin SMITH. VIRGINIA DEEANN. Austin SNYDER. MARK CONRAD. Port Arthur SNYDER. STEVEN DON. Houston SOLAND. FRED CHARLES. Spring SOLTES. SHERYL. Fort Worth SONE. JAMES PATRICK. Dallas SOTO. RUBEN. Laredo SOVEREIGN. MARLA SUE. WauhachK SOWELL. LAURA KAY. Houston SPAIN. PAMELA SUE. Houston SPARR. RICHARD ARTHUR JR.. Dallas a B It Is Such a Big Campus Two major challenges which incoming freshmen must face are adapting to a large campus and heavily-popu- lated classrooms. A campus map is the freshmen ' s best friend in the first weeks of school. As soon as they memorize the path to class, they relax and enjoy the hike. The walks seem to break up classes and free you from feeling like a pris- oner, freshman Shelia Boucher said. Focusing their attention on the diversity of others on campus, many students watch for those who dress dif- ferently, act strangely, protest for causes, skate-board down walkways or throw frisbees on the malls. Few seem to adjust easily to the large classrooms. Boucher said she had a startling experience when she discovered her first class was in an auditorium. Petrified, she almost refused to enter the room. Some students complain about difficulty in paying attention to the lec- ture. Some become distracted by the number of people in one room; others cannot stay awake. But as the freshmen make these adjustments, the number of distinctions between them and the older stu- dents decrease. By the time new freshmen enter, last year ' s freshmen have become a part of the University masses who seemed so strange just a year earlier. JM 8 616 Freshmen OfilEO O . ,P i. SPEAR, BRIAN WAYNE. Arlington SPECTOR, DOUGLAS GARY. Houston SPECTOR, MARILYN ELAINE, San Antonio SPECTOR. MITCHELL BARSHOP. San Antonio SPICER. AMY C, Houston SPICER. CHERYL LYNN. Houston SP1VEY. EVERETT EDWARD. Houston SPIZER. LYNN RHONDA. New Orleans. LA STACY. PHILIP HARWOOD, Kerrville STAFFA. (CATHERINE LYNN, Houston STANCZAK. DENNIS CRAIG, Houston STANDLEY. SUE DEBRA, Alvin STANFORD, JOHN PAUL. Canton STANGER, MARK LYALL. League City STANISH. JANET KAY. Austin STANLEY, SHEILA. Houston STARKEY, SCOTT HAL. Austin STARKS. THOMAS RAY JR.. Mason STARR. MATTHEW BLAKELEE, Austin STAVINOHA. SUZANNE CATHERINE, Houston STEIN. GAYLE JANET. Memphis, TN STEINBERG. JANET KAY. Dallas STEPHENS. WILLIAM DENNIS. Conroe STERNBERG, LAURIE ANN, New Orleans, LA STEVENS, JEANETTE, Sulphur. LA STEVENSON. THOMAS MITCHELL, Houston STEWARD, MARY ELLEN. Wichita Falls STEWART. HOMER LOCKETT, Odessa STEWART, KIMBERLY RENEE Austin STEWART, LISA EILEEN, Houston STEWART, MARY MARGARET, Houston STILLMAN. SHELBY LYNN. Dallas STINE. HARRIET ELIZABETH, Universal City STOKES. JANESE MICHELLE, Corpus Christi STONE, KIMBERLY ELISE. Corsicana STONE. REBECCA BELL. Pasadena STORSETH. TRACY DELLE, Amarillo STORY. KRISTIN KAE San Antonio STRACHAN. SUSAN KAY. Longview STRAND. PATRICIA ELLEN. Corpus Christi STRIEBER. LESLIE JOHN. San Antonio STRITTMATTER. LORI ANN. Fort Worth STRONG. PENELOPE ANNE Houston STRUG. SUSAN HARRIET. New Orleans. LA STUART. ELIZABETH BURNHAM. Fayetteville. AR STUBBLEFIELD, SUSAN GAIL. Houston STURD1VANT, TODD SCOTT. Mineral Wells SUBT. DONALD NEAL, El Paso SUCHOFF. MONICA LYNNE, Corpus Christi SUDDERTH. BONNIE. Comanche SUFFIELD. THOMAS M ATTA. Houston SULLIVAN. SCOT ALAN. Dallas SURLES. LESLIE ANN. Houston SUVALSKY, ROBERT NEAL, Omaha. NE SVOBODA. CAROL LYNN. Smilhville SWANSON. SHIRLEY LYNN, Midland SWARTHOUT. AUDREY JOANNE, Austin SWARTZ, CYNTHIA DIANNE San Antonio SWINNEY. KARLA KAY, San Antonio SYMON, JENNIFER LANGSTON. Houston SZILAGY, THERESA LYNN, Corpus Chrisli TALBOTT, STANLEY CRAIG. Austin TARRIDE CAROLYN FRANCES. Fort Worth TAYLOR. LORI LYNN. San Antonio TAYLOR. ROBERT STANLEY. Houston TERRY. DIANN LIN, Olney TERRY. HOWARD BUCKNER. Houston TERRY. SCOTT ALAN, Houston TESAREK. DIANNE, Houston THIELE MARK ALLEN. Baytown THOMAS. JANET LYNNE. Dallas THOMAS. MARY CAROLYN. Houston THOMAS, SARA MARGARET. St. Clairsville. OH THOMPSON. DEANNE ELIZABETH. Houston THOMPSON. JOSEPH WHITAKER III, Houston THOMPSON. KENT DOUGLAS. Austin THOMPSON. NANNETTE. Austin THOMPSON. RANDALL ALAN, Miami. FL TIJERINA. NORA LYDIA. Pharr TILICEK. CHERYL DONNA. Schulenburg TILSON. KAREN SUZETTE Austin T1RAS. PAMELA JOYCE Houston TITTLE, GARY LYNN. Houston TOBIAS. TERRI LYN. Houston TOCKER. DARRYL SCOTT, Austin TODD. BOBBIE ANN. Henderson TOTAH, JACK HUBBARD. Fort Worth TOWERY. DIANE DENISE. San Antonio TOWNSEND. MELESSA ANN. Orange TOWRY, DEBRA JEAN. Austin TOY. LESLIE KAREN, Canada TREVINO. BELINDA C, Pearsall TROJ ANOWSK Y. WALTER C.. Houston TROTTER. MARY LOUISE. San Angelo TRUM. CARLA RUTH. Beaumont TUBB, DORRAE Dallas TUCK. DANNY FLOYD. Fort Worth TUCKER. JAMES GILDEROY. Dallas TUCKER. KIMBERLY LOUISE. Austin Freshmen 617 Judo Enthusiast Herskowitz A judo enthusiast for 13 years, Steve Herskowitz is a national competitor who has won many honors. Hersh- kowitz holds a second degree black belt and competes in the middle-weight category. Most recently he became the Texas State Men ' s champion and a Young Men ' s National champion. Herskowitz said that he likes the competitive aspect of judo, but stressed that it is just as much a sport as any- thing else. He also describes it as purely a defensive thing. It teaches you mental and physical discipline, Herskowitz said. Training for competitive meets involves intensive daily practice and road work. The conditioning includes lifting weights and following a special diet. The diet depends on how much you have to lose or gain to compete. Working out regularly, Herskowitz said that he hopes to represent the U.S. in the 1980 Olympics. The trip depends on how much training I get to do in the next few years and how healthy I stay. I TUCKER. SUSAN VAIL. Houston TULLOS. KATHRYN JANE. Beaumont TUNG. XINA SHAW-SUE. Dallas TURK. MARK EDWARD. Dallas TURNER. EDWARD CHARLES. Houston TURNER. MICHAEL CHARLES. Dallas TYE. RAYMOND CHARLES. Aust.n TYNES. KEVIN A.. K.rbyville UHL. ARTHUR G.. San Antonio ULLOM. BRIAN BENNETT. Lubbock UNDERWOOD. CONNIE LYNN. San Antonio UNDERWOOD. ROBERT MILTON JR.. Anchorage. AK UPCHURCH. ANH NGOC. Austin UPDEGROVE. JOHN DEWEY. Aransas Pass VALENTINE. SARAH LYNN. Uvalde VAN HOY. DARIUS RHEA. Bamngton. IL VAN LANDUYT. DIRK CHARLES. Dallas VAN NESS. CHERYL RUTH. Houston VAN WART. THERESA ANN. Richardson VARNER. DOYLE RUSSELL. Houston VAUGHN. JUDY CAY. Angleton VAUGHN. ROBERT WILLIAM. Dallas VAZQUEZ. RAUL FALCON. San Antonio VEGA. VICTOR JOHN. Austin VICTOR. SALLY ANN. New Orleans. LA VILA. CHRISTOPHER LLOYD. Houston VINCENT. CHARLES KENDALL. Sandia VINEYARD. LENEL SCHOOLER. Blanket VITTUM. SUSAN LEE. San Antonio VOELKER. REEVE LOVELACE. Plamview VOTTELER. THEODORE PAUL. Dallas WAGGONER. ELIZABETH JANE. Tomball WAGGONER. TODD MOORE. Wichita Falls WAKEFIELD. BARBARA SUE. Houston WALES. ERIC VINCENT. Dallas WALKER. JOHN. Dallas WALKER. K1RBY SIMONS. Mount Pleasant WALLACE. GREGORY BROWN. Austin WALLACE. JANET HOLDEN. McAllen WALTON. SCOTT RANDALL. Dallas WALVOORD. KYLE RUSK. Garland WARD. CYNTHIA ARLENE. Galveston WARE. ALISON. Midland WARMINGTON. PHIL1PCHARLES. Kmgwood WARNER. NANCY LEA. Alice WARREN. JOHN RICHARD JR.. Midland WASHBURN. THOMAS PATRICK. Houston WATANABE KAREN LYNN. Houston WATERS. KENNETH LEVANT. El Paso WATKINS. ERNEST LYNDEN. Austin WATKINS. KAREN JOY. Dallas WATTS. ALISON LORRAINE. Houston WATTS. KELLY LEE. Houston WEATHERALL. GEORGE ANTHONY. Houston n I I I 4r I 5P0H - A 4 - f f)njp i j U I 618 Freshmen WEATHERSBY. HOWARD JOHN. San Angelo WEBB. CHARMAINECHESELDINE. Houston WEBB. KAREN LOUISE. Houston WEBB. M1CHELE. Edna WEBER. THOMAS MARK. Houston WEICHSEL. HERBERT SPENCER. Fort Worth WEINGARTEN. HELEN RUTH. Fort Worth WEISE. DAVID LEE. Luling WEISE. LEN MORRIS. Austin WELBES. MICHAEL JOHN Austin WELLS. DAVID KENNETH. Houston WELLS. JEAN MARIE. Missouri City WELTHER. THOMAS MICHAEL. San Antonio WENNING. ANITA RUTH. Laredo WEST. SUSAN SHELLY. Athens WEST. SUZANNE SMALL. San Antonio WESTMORELAND. DOUGLAS B.. Buffalo Grove IL WETTIG. RONALD ALAN. Austin WHEELER. ALLISON ANNE Dallas WHIGHAM. TAMMY JUNE. Dallas WHILDEN. ELIZABETH HOYT. Houston WHITE. BETTY ANN. Houston WHITE. GREGORY CLARK. Austin WHITE. KELLY ANN. Richardson WHITELEY. MAX C.. Abilene WHITNEY. ALLISON TERRY. Austin WHITSETT. EDIE LAURAINE. Houston WHITSETT. JAN A CH ARLENE. Friendswood W1CKLINE. KAREN ELIZABETH. Houston WIENKE. KIM. Dallas W1ETING. BECK1E LYNETTE. Portland WILDEY. DONNA GAIL. Austin W1LKINS. THOMAS L.. Austin WILLIAMS. ANN ELIZABETH. Waxahachie WILLIAMS. BRUCE OILMAN. La Grange WILLIAMS. CATHY LAURENE. Austin WILLIAMS. CYNTHIA CAYE. Austin WILLIAMS. LAURA JEANNE. Houston WILLIAMS. MARILEE. Austin WILLIAMS. MELISSA JANE. Houston WILLIAMS. SHEILA MARIE. Columbus WILLIFORD. MARY ELIZABETH. Houston WILLIS. KAREN, Kirbyville WILMORE, DAVID MONROE. Dallas WILSON. BRIDGET EILEEN. Houston WILSON. CHARLES LYNN. Corpus Chrisli WILSON, EVANGELINE JENSEN. Pearsall WILSON. GREGG ALAN. Austin WILSON. KATHLEEN PEARCE. Houston WILSON. LISA ANN. West Hartford. CT WILSON. MARY LYNN. Austin WILSON. NANCY ROWE. Houston WILSON. PATRICIA ANNE. Houston WILSON. WILLIAM JERRY JR.. Houston WINCHELL. MARK HARDIN. Waco WINETROUB, MIRIAM SUE. Austin WINGF1ELD. ELIZABETH ANNE. Dallas WINN. CHERYL LYNN. Houston WINN. TOMMY LEE. Fort Worth WINSLOW, LAURA MARIE. Dallas WINTER. MARK RANDALL. Dallas WITCHER. ROBERT LAWRENCE. Houston WOLF. SUSAN MARIE. Houston WOLFSON. BARRY STEWART. Corpus Christi WOLFSON. RICHARD EVAN. Dallas WOODS. MARK THOMAS. Pasaden? WOODSIDE. PAMELA ELISA. Houston WOODSON. LAURILYN LOUISE. Del Rio WOODWARD. BARBRA BIRD. Houston WOODY. LEE ALLEN. Wichita Falls WOOSTER. KEVIN LANCE. San Antonio WORCHEL. LOIS PAM. Houston WRIGHT. JAMES CLAY. San Antonio WROBLESKI. JEROME C. Texas City WUERMSER. THERESA MARIE. Richardson WY ATT. CYNTHIA YVONNE. Harlingen WYSOCKI. CHARLES JOHN. Dallas YANCEY. CYNTHIA DEN1SE, Friendswood YBANEZ. ESPERANZA. Hebbronville YEAGER. DEBRA MAE. Vernon YEANG. EDMUND H., Spring YEGLIC. CYNTHIA LYNN. San Antonio YERO. OSCAR DAVID. Austin YOUNG. BARBARA DIANNE. Missouri City YOUNG. CATHERINE A.. Talum YOUNG. WENDY GAIL. San Antonio ZACOUR. NADINE. El Paso ZARKER. KEN ALAN. Houston ZEE. RICHARD JOHN. Dallas ZIETZ, BARRY LEWIS. Houston ZIMMERMAN. DAVID WADE. Midland ZIMMERMAN. SHARON TERESA. Dallas ZIPP. LISA ANNE. New Braunfcls ZOERNER. DEIRDRE MARIE. Manchaca ZORN.JOHN PAUL. Baylown ZUCH. CAROLYN L1SBETH. Sugarland Freshmen 619 1978 CACTUS Yearbook Index Name Page Page Aaronson. Cynthia Flame Ahad. TirsoC. Jr Ahada. Ahmed Abbot. Morm f Abbott. George Thomas III Abbott. Pamela Casy Abbott. Ross Alvin Abbott. Susan Kay Abdeladim. Nadir Abdul Ghalfat. Tank A. Ahercrombie. James A Abernalhy. jams Ruth Abernathy. Susan Elaine Abies. Cynthia Ann Abies. James Aaron Abraham. April Abraham. Michael Carroll Abraham. Patricia Lee . Abrahams. Roger Ahramowilz. Doron Daveed Ahramson. Linda Ellen Abshire. Paul Richard Ant. Nanette Abt.Tracey Lee. ACACIA Academics Section Accad. Michel Anloun Acevedo. Lauro David Acker. James Justin Acker. William Berry Jr. Ackermann. Marguerite J Acosla. Daniel Jr Acosta. Gilbert Lawrence Acosta. Rauuel Acuna. Cynthia Ins Acuna. Yvonne Annette Adair. Roger Willard Adair. Tracy Lynne Adamc. Andrea Adams. Alice I li jhelh . Adams. Deborah Suzanne . . Adams. Frederick S. Jr Adams. James Blanc Adams. James Wesley Jr Adams. John Gandy Jr Adams. Kalhryn Jo Adams. Kimberley Anne . . Adams. Kimberly Adams. Laurie Ann Adams. Leo Jason Adams. Margaret Lynn ... Adams. Mary Ann Adams. Nancy Kay Adams. Raymond James Adams. Ronald Keith Adams. Susan Kelly Adams. Tamara Lynn Adams. Tani Manlena Adams. Terry Don Adams. Timothy Michael Adams. Wayne Laniere Jr Adams. William Noble Adcock. David Adcock. Ora Lee Adcock. Sherilyn Ann W Addada-Shlone. Bassam Adderley. Rodney Aelred Acldicks. Mark Wayne Addington. Susan Kan Adels. Dawn Ellen Aderhold. Rohm Adelle Aderhold. Thomas Nelion Adjei. Akwcte Adkins. James Burnley Jr Adkms. Jill Ann Adkms. Mary Helen Adler. Barry Alan AdtenKIni Club Aelvoet. Manette Irene Afuwape. Samuel Abiodun Agalhon. John Charles Agee. Bruce Edward . . Agnello. John Troy Agnello. Leona Ann Agnor. Julie Catherine Aguilar. Maria Raquel Aguilar. Teresa Diane Aguirre. Fernando Aidun. Nina Sarvar ' . Aiguier. SalheGold Alken. Robert Cody Alken. Susan Elizabeth Amsworth. Albert Ford Amsworth. James Thomas . Air Force Aiuvalasit. John William Akers. Charles Wesley Akers.Fred .. .4.41.44. 19. Ill Akin. John Stewart Akin. Matthew Clark Akms. Joyce Lanell Akkerman. Carol Akr.dge. Robert Earl Akndge. Robert Larry AUundt.Sharoud AI-Dosery. Ahmed Faisal AI-Kazmawi. Nizar Jasem Al-Najjar. Sabah Majeed Al.Rhma. Sawsan Hamza Aj-Salfar. Abdul-Kareem A Al-Zayam. Manal Rashid Alams. Juan Carlos Alatorre. Jaime E Albach. Russell Bennett Alhers. Susan Sutton Albert. James Yale Albert. 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Wallace Lee 600 Albury. Carol Jeanne 387 Icala. Dolores 370. 376 Icantara. Julio Cesar 522 Akorn. Jams Bristol 383 Akorn. Marshall Wise Jr. . .383 568 464 336 522 442.584 382 430. 568 272 370 . .516 600 Aldape. Jose l.ui Alden. Roberl Comer Alderele. Richard Reyes Alderman. Siephen Wayne .. Alderson. Lori Ellen Aldim. Silvia Aldnch. Gwyn Delaine Aldndge. Linda Alison Alejandro. Concepcion Aleman. Pete John Alcsch. Noel Eugene Alexander. Alison Ann . Alexander. Andrew Mark Alexander. Brooke Alexander. Bryan Claude Alexander. Calvin Dn Alvarado. Josefina Alvarez. Adolfo Jr Alvarez. Edward P Alvarez. Irma Alvey. Evelyn Ann Aly. AmmSaleh Alyassm. Mahmood Mon ' d R 516 Amador. Catanna 568 Ambrose. Deborah Jeanne 234 Ambrose. Donald James 568 Ambroze. Nanette 600 American Inslmjle of Chemkal Engineers 333 522 370.506.600 . 600 326 522 ..383 523 381 370 .314.601 568 444 370 .248.379.430 600 327. 382. 508. 522 260 279 306 American Society of Civil Engineers American Soctet) al Mechanical Fnglayeen Amerson. Wilmeler Ames. Chnslopher Ames. Eugene Leroy III Ames. John Young Ames. Michael Preslon Amm-Akban. Akbar Ammann. Eric Keith Ammenheuser. Janet Ammcrman. Brian Winston Amos. Ethelmda Elizabeth Amos. Jamie Sue Alexander. Dale Wayne 337 Alexander. John Mark 348 Alexander. John Stafford 452 Alexander. Kimberly Ann 466. 584 Alexander. Lane Edwin 600 Alexander. Lisa Claire Alexander. Patrick James Alexander. Rosalind J Alexander. Steven Albert Alexander. Susanne Alexander. Timolhy Frank . Alexander. Tom Sue Alfadli. Nahila Ahmed Alhadef. Gary Edward Ahu. Otadlpo Adegboyega . . Alkhafaji. Yass A Allard. Pamela Louise Allbnghl. Sucey Lynn Allbnlton, Mary Kelly Allbnlton. Stephanie A. Allday. Elizabeth Graham Allday. Kalhenne Anne Allday. Rebecca Louise Alice. Judnh Anne Allen. Alicia Lynne Allen. Amy Lyn Allen. Andrew Collins Alkn. Baibara Ann Allen. Bradley Harrison Allen. Claude Traweek Jr Allen. D ' Mans Anne Allen. David Michael Allen. Debra Jane Allen. Diane Mane Allen. Eva Lo Alkn. Henry Kiperjr Allen. Irvm McCreary . 234.458.568 334 335 308.600 380 482 482.522 492 522 383 .234. 430 522 442.600 .584 ... .407 191 383. 584 522 382 .600 Anderson! Charles R 496. 584 Armhrusler. Richard Wayne Armendl. Katherme Ellen Armcntrout. Daloma Lynn Armenlrout. Robert David Armilage. John Marsh Arms. Stephen Randall Armslead. Mary Palncia Armstrong. Cathryn Jo Armsirong. David Wallace 523 Armstrong. Edward Albert 568 Armstrong. John Douglas 234. 235 Armsirong. Joyce Madeline . . . . .... 523. 329 Armstrong. Kenneth Robert 150 Armstrong. Larry William 426. 568 Armsirong. Michael P 388 Army 395-400 :ll. Darwin Philip 300. 492. 523 Anderson. Al Anderson. Barbara S Anderson. Beth Lynn Anderson. Carl John njerson. Charles Manno 442 600 225.277 381 584 304.492 370.379 584 508. tOO 568 516 ..450 370.326.584 428 282.379.522 470.584 225.522 568 326.584 .311 446. 600 1 16 564 ..311 452. 568 383 458.600 428.568 371 409 458 Anderson. Clarence B II Anderson. Claudia J Anderson. David Alkn Anderson. Douglass Lamer Anderson. Edna Elizabeth Anderson. Eugenia . ... Anderson. Felecia Annette Anderson. Glenna Suzelle Anderson. Gregory Lee Anderson. Harry David 482 386 .224.261.298.584 522 408 488.568 600 . 274.438 426. 568 564 Anderson. Jennie Lou 342. 344. 522 Anderson. Jennifer L Anderson. Jerry Don Anderson. Jill tnderson. Joseph E- II Anderson. Joseph Ehlmger Anderson. Kara Anderson. Karen Leigh Anderson. Karen Marie Anderson. Kalhryn E . Anderson. Kay Anderson Laura F.li abeth Anderson. Leslie Anderson. Lynn Anderson. Malissa Gall Anderson. Mary Alice Anderson. Mary Kalhryn . Anderson. Michael Anton Anderson. Norman Douglas Anderson. Peter Baker Anderson. Raymond James Anderson. Rick L 600 388 387 370 464 247. 372 Alkn. Kathryn Patricia 234.470 Alkn. Kenneth Andre 600 Alkn. Kevin Waller 506. 600 Alkn. Kimberly Gail 315.448 Allen. Lee Davis 502. 584 Allen. Mallhew Robertson 502 Allen. Jack Miller Jr Alkn. James Hiram Jr. Allen. James Kyle II Alkn. Jimmy Cuniss Allen. John Earl Alkn. Junius Davis Allen. Rocky Alkn. Scott Hamlm Allen. Susan Ruth Alkn. Ted Eugene Allen. Thomas Scott Jr. Alkn. Todd Brown Allen. Tracey Elizabeth Alkn. Wyatl Clay Allensoni Rhonda Sue Alky. Deborah I Alley. William Edward . Allison. Carolyn Mane Allison. Patrick Fkmmg Allison. Susan Yvonne Allman. James Malcolm Allmon. Cecily Elaine Allouha. Tarek S 584 390.444.522 584 476.568 384.480 492.600 466.584 522 276. 600 313 382 ..329.446.584 304 338 333. 380. 389. 390 .234 384 Alloway. Harley Vernon Jr . 144 Allred. Andrea Leigh 345.347.568 Allred. John Renne 337. 564 Ml- up Randall Burch 336 Almaguer. Ruben Rodriguez 522 Almanza. Helen K. P 382 371 600 430.568 225.230.233.235 494. 584 . 428. 429 341 .430.431 432.433 434.435 436.437 .320.321 370 438.439 280-282 440.441 442. 443 234.584 522 488. 584 600 484 466.600 568 296.510.584 329. 438 ...314 234.272.438.584 383 200. 201 379 ... 522 510.522 568 270 285 600 371 Anderson. Roberl Ford Jr 325. 482 Anderson. Scotl Lee 440 Anderson. Sharon E 488. 568 Anderson. Steven Everett 454 Anderson. Susan Renee 584 Anderson. Thomas Edward 522 Anderson. Tnsha Lyn 446 Andrade. Sally Jones 383 Andreas Louis James 440 Andreas. Karen Mane 261.264.522 Andreason. Kurt Morns 384 Andres. Roger Lee 234. 508. 600 Andresen. Terry Ann 383 Andrew. Lcvene Richard 397 Andrews. Belsy 522 Andrews. Candace Lou 254. 568 Andrews. Carol Jean Clark 522 Andrews. Jonlhv Elizahelh 568 Andrews. Mary Lou 510.522 Andrews. Paul Franklin 600 Andrews. Regina Carol 522 Andrews. Roberl Sydney 382 Andrews. William Meredith 333 Andrus. Rhonda 438.600 Anez. Carlos Eloy 522 Angarola. Eleshea Dice 342 Alltel Hlibl Angel. Gerry Ann 276 Angelone. Annette Marie 260. 376 Anglm. Judith Ellen 370.376.462,601 Anguish, Ellen Slacy 450. 601 Ankergoh. Connie Mane 225. 584 Annelt. Debra 568 Arnell. Larry Edward Arnetl. Sharon Lee Arnold Air Sot k-n Arnold. Alice Bmlliff . Arnold. Brent Wayne Arnold. Brian Harvey Arnold. Bruce Gregory Arnold. Edwin James Arnold. Isaac III .... Arnold. Jessie David Arnold. John David Arnold. Jud) Remona Arnold. Karen Ann . . Arnold. Mane Delores Aronowitz. Alan Bennett Aronson. Sharon Marie Aronson. Wendy Lynne . . . Arredondo. Glona Irene Arredondo. Linda Ann Amvillaga. Elizabeth M Arnvillaga. Luis Eduardo Arrocha. Enrique Eduardo Arlh. James Leslie Arthur. Ehzabelh Lynn Arthur. Ellen Louise Arthur. William Richard . Arzola. Frank Terry Asaro. Steven Joseph Ash. Priscilla F.lel Ashby. Douglas Earl . Ashey. Judy Kay Ashcrafl. Kevin Paul Ashcrafl. Susan Dons Asheim. Harald Arne . Ashland. Maria Jane Ashlock. Eugene Clyde 382. 386. 523 ..523 412.413 225.466 261.384 440.568 261.564 372.383 480. 584 406.415 480 3% 42 8 371 Arnold. Mark Wayne 601 Arnold. Mary Virginia 488. 584 Arnold. Susan Buck 242. 466. 601 srnold. Tony Dak 144 Arnold. Vivian 466. 584 Arnot. Robert Bates 492. 523 Arnoux Ortiz. Emeslo M 382 Aron. Howard Irwm 494. 568 Jessie Judith 224. 253. 295. 363. 377. 430. 568 508.601 523 383 370.601 523 564 333.564 523 .282.601 345 283 . ..225. 500. 568 , 234 568 268 496 430.601 .. .601 442. 568 516 329 p __ 244 Ashmore. Keith Charles 306 Ashton. Patncia Ann Ash worth. Charles Darwin 513 ssomugha, Godfrey Oeisike 523 somugha. Lilian Ijeoma 523 Aston. Scott Bedford 2%. 476. 584 Atha. Elizabelh Ellen 381, 382 Alhans. Murray Preston 391 4t.le.ta Section 106-173 Atkins. Claude James Jr 516 Atkins. Debra Lynn 280 Atkins. Elizabeth Ann 306. 438, 584 Alkms. James Hugh Jr. Atkins. Robert Bailey Atkins. Shem Lane Atkinson. Gary Don Atkinson. Johnny Lynn Aismger. Terry Lynn . . . Alteberry. Brenda Jean Attendg. Barbara Joan August. Susan Elaine Augustine. Daniel S Aumann. Diane Lyn Aune. Jon Carson Ausburn. John Raymond Austem, Debra Gayie Austin. Brett Lee Austin. Coralou A. S Austin. Daniel Lord Austin. Earl Bowen 399 280 405.415 383 . .379. 564 523 462 379.568 382 523 41.116.559 464.601 498 480.601 344.523 496 426.568 584 n Carol Jean Almossalli. Nasser K Almquist. Karen Lynn . Alonzo. Roberto R Mperson. Joel Hams .... Alpha Chi Omef Alpha CM Sterna Alpha Delta PI Alpha r Dsilon Phi Alpha Fpsllon PI Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha lambda Delta Alpha PM Alpha Phi Omefa Alpha Tail Omega Alpha XI Delta Alpoueh. Patrice Ann .... Aired. John William Alston. Elizabeth Anne . Alston. Norman Ray .... Alter. Wendy llene Allhaus. Ellen Ruth Altizer. Margarei Edith Altman. Andrea Rebecca Altman. Donald Scott. . . . Altman. Kalhryn Ann . . . Alton. Randall Hugh .... Altschuler. Marilynne Altwem. Sharon Anne . . . Alva. Ricardo Rodriguez Alvarado. Elizabeth 1. . . . Ansley. Samuel Lee Anslmger. Michael David Anthony. Karen Diane Antognelli. MauroA Anton. Steven Paul ..116 320. 523 568 390.564 330 Austin. Gregory William 4% Austin. Henry Wiggs Jr Austin. Leslie Lou 5 islm. Rebecca Lynn islin. Tamara Adek 462. 601 Anlonellos. Elem George 428. 584 me 600 383 381 280 . .234.432.600 568 600 282 .508.584 370 261.568 498 442.522 564 ...568 Antonim. Preslon Joseph Anlweil. Fehse Beth Anuforo. David C. .... Anzaldua. Patricia Apfel. Kenneth Siephen Apffel. Jeannic Mane Appel. Arlene Renee Appkbaum. David J Aplak. Ehsa Beth Araman. Michel Georges Aratoon. Can Joyce . Arbmgast. Stanley A Arbuckle. Cindy Lou Archer. Branch T Archer. Grace Emily Archer. Linda Susan Archer. Richard Moore Archer. Ruth Evelyn Archer. Sharon Leigh Archery Chid Archibald. Michael Norman . Ard. Elisa Ardumi. Paul Arenas. Henry David Arens. Reinhi ' ld Maria Arevalo. Mary Alice Arguelles D. Oscar Manuel 601 .432.568 388 523 ..383 430 370.498.601 370.494.601 432.601 ..334.372 320.523 378 .584 150 379.523 446.523 108. 352. 367. 377. 378. 383. 389. 492 338.379.391 .488. 584 .312 397 428 523 ... 568 381 338 ....516 Austin. Timothy Arthur . Austin. Timolhy Patrick Austin. Wanda Carol . . Auzennc. Brenda Mane Avance. Derek William . Want. Jim Forrest Lvant. Robert Franklin 464.568 234, 460. 568 . . 456. 523 I! 370 ...408 .255.367.377.378.476.523 253.261.267.279 ,vanl. Sara Sue 234. 235. 295. 298. 352. 378. 389.41 1. 428. 523 tvary. Maretta Kay ivary. Sarah Ann Vverch. Craig Howard very. Donna Kay Avcry. Michael Irvm . Vila. Gerardo Garza 248 584 523 494 .306.411.442.523 ....482 225 Avis. Patricia Pearl 450. 523 Awa. Dons Shigemi 584 Axmann. David George 384 Ayad. Fareed Memtl 254, 378. 523 Ayer. David Hugh . . .381 Ayer. Rem Babe 601 Avers. Susan Jane 382 Ayers. Thomas Bunnell 523 Ayesh. Kevin Bradley 268. 383. 568 Ayres. Bonnie Ka; Ay res. Cathy Ann Ayres. James Bernard . . . Ayub. Rebecca Ann . . . . Vzam. Mary Madeleine vzios. Arnie Daniel . . i2iz. Salman 430.523 ..430 378 .345 . 601 ...502 ...383 Index IX-, Nam B Baker. Carroll Ann 242.466.585 Barfield. Bourdon Ivy 480 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai H 438 Barker. Gayla Lev 601 Baker. Debra Elise 510.568 Barker. Kalherine Eve 284.448.523 II B Baker. James Baker. John Allen 261 346.347 383 Barlow. Joel W Barlow. Mar Jean Barmore. James David 330.390 568 .384 ( 1 . ..._ ' : Baker. Mary Edna 510 Barnard. Brenda Joy 569 ' Baker. Miuijuanua 438 Barnard. Bnan Duval .482.523 -.at . ' . Jt 379 Barnard. Debra Kay 510.601 [ n M Baker. Randal Dean 406 Barnard. Mark Key 327.523 Baker. Susan Gineile 601 Barnard. Shannon 446. 564 Babcock. Jeffrev w land 601 Barnard. William Roger . 444. 523 Babcock. Lauren Dunne 523 Baker Willi am Anderson 480 Barner. Craig Anthony 278.601 BabcT. Stephen Douglas 300.492.568 Baker. William Edwin 482.568 Barner. Volanda Kay 410.523 Bahinc iui Sally Ana .448 Barnes. Belinda Jane 261.585 Batxneau . Susan Kayc 510 Balboa. Rose Elizabeth 250 Barnes. Elizabeth Kaye 569 Baccut. Luna , 320,585 Barnes. James Lee 523 Baccus. M jnetu Baldaul. Lawrence Martin 391 Barnes. John W 390 Bach. MCI Eluabelh Balderas. Daniel Jr 336. 564 Barnes. Karen Elizabeth 276.347.564 Bachman. Randel Brent .261 Balderson. Julie Ann .585 269 Bachrach. Alan Neal 508.601 Baldwin. Greydon G. Jr 388 523 Backus. Richelle Louise ...601 Baldwin. Manlyn 564 Barnes. Laura Sue .430.569 Baton. Irma Delayne 299.446.584 585 383 Bacon. Nanc Imojene 248 Balm. Donna Faye 381 Barnes. Melissa Faye 585 Baehr. Alexandra Elaine Balkin. Barry Norman ....384.508.585 516 Bek. Seuni Ho 373 Ball. Beth Ann 260 Barnes. Patricia Louisa M ....381 Baethge. Jerry Paul Bagby. Harold Howard Jr 523 482. 584 Ball. Elizabeth Evelyn Ball. Mark Alan 430.585 279 Barnes. Philip Bayne 385 382.387 Bagelman. Gary Sleven 2%. 494 Ball. Rebecca Lou 466.601 Barnett. Jeffrey Scott 270 Baglcy. Bill B Ballantyne. Kim Alan .. .440 Barnelt. Johanna Ladley 601 Bagiud. Stephen Sayre Ballantyne. Mary Helen 470 Barnell. Judy Jannette 585 Bahme. Barbara Gale Ballard. Anna Jane 438. 601 Barnelt. Margaret Ann 499. 569 Bahme. Carol Ann 432.584 Ballard. Diane Louise 379 523 Bater, Joyce Ann 428 Ballard. Elizabeth Regina 568 337.385 Baiky. Betiy Jo 328.448 Ballard. Pamela Jean 585 Barnum. Robert Sheppard 234.235.237.367.389 Bailey. Breni Charles Ballard. Paul Billing. 516 470 Bjilev Cheryl Elizabeth 523 Ballast. Lisa Farrel 510,568 Barr. Cynthia Lou 601 Baiky. Don Lester Bandy. Marcia Diane 371 Barr. John Edward 406.504.585 Baiky. Ginger Ann 601 Bandy. Phyllis Ann 601 Barr. Laurence Alan 388 Bailey. Hillman Let 312 492.601 219.378 Baik . James David 500.568 Bankhead. Stacy Renee 295.306.362.442.523 564 Baiky. James Robert 234.584 Banks. Allison Rene 568 Barr. William Warren 280.569 Baiky. Malcolm Dee Jr 384 Banks. Richard Keith 380 Barragan. Michael Anthony 304.502 Baikt.PaulMillon Banta. Gary Reid 502 524 Baiky. Susan Eleanor 488.584 Barajas. Maria Teresa 568 Barrera. AlfelioJr 569 Baiky. Virginia Ann Barasch. Joan 568 601 Baiky. William Edward 398 Barrera. Enrique V 335.569 Bailie. Laura Ann 446.601 Barber. Laurie Jane 376 569 Bain. Catherine Mane 234. 407. 430. 585 225.320.585 Barren. Clara Michele 446.601 Bam. Henry Carl 334.585 Barbien. Carlos 523 270.370.601 Bainei. Lawrence Arthur 523 Barcklow. Beverly Ann 329 Barnenlos. Joseph J Jr 373.390.403.524 Baird. Frank Philips Barclay. David Alan 490. 585 406 Baird. Keith Allen 381 Barclay. Leland 390 Barno . Carolina 345.348 Bakcnhiu. Douglas Eduard 261.601 Bardsley. Leonard Curtis 502.601 388 Baker. Carol Sue . 280 Bardwell. Sherry E 523 Barron. Benjamin Kenneth 492. 524 Barron. Deborah Barron. Michael Barron. Robert Bruce Barron. Rota Maria G Barron. Suian Kay Barron. William Cook Barron. William.!.. Ill Barrow. Michael Dewey Barry. Elyse Robin Barry. James H Barry. Mary Clare Barry. Michelle Ann Barshop. Pain Rae 2T7.M2.iW 386 ..404.415 310 ! 343. 428. 569 5 312.516 215 313 601 112 430. 601 296.432. 55 Barshop. Ronald Charles 249. 50 BartaTodie Ann. 430 Ban . Jonneite Lynn 430. 515 Barlek. Cynlhia Gayk 524 Banel. Ricky Dak 524 Barters. Michael Dewill 260 Bartholomew. James M Bartholomew. Richard Ray 261 Bartlell. Deborah 313. 388 Barlletl. Michael Unnnj 480. 601 Barlon. David Dean 388 Barcon. Glenn Adylell 334. 372. 569 Barton. Julia Elizabeth 462. 569 Barton. Lecia Elkn 283 Bartoi. Don Keith 384. 585 Barloi. Juinn Victor III 391 Barlow. Frank 224. 22 Barlow. Pierreponl M Barzegar. Leon 372 B.c.all 140.147 Basenfelder. Lou Helen 290. 585 Basham. Deborah Kay 382 Bashara. Laura Rose 370. 601 Basmger. Liu Kim 156. 157 Baikerville. William E 480 Ba Mball. Me. ' . 122-129 BaaaerMI. Woan ' i 156-157 Baskm. Jamet Carroll 458. 524 Baskin. Sleven William 494. 601 Basqume. Dons Ann 225 Bass. Carla Jo 446 Bass. Dons Jean 524 Bass. Joseph Edward 333 Bass. Martha Elizabeth 488 Bass. Russell King 492 Basse. Susan Henha 326. 524 Baleman. Laura Lee 442. 524 Baleman. Mark Griffin 490 Baleman. Susan Lynn 428. 569 Bales. Pamela Ann 524 Bales. Thomas Joseph 502 Bales. Vernetla Jean 601 Index 621 Name Page Name Page Name Page Page Balis. Harry Patterson Balot. 1 CN!I Lafon . . Bank. Frank John Battles. Laura Lea Balls. Robert Lynn II Balls. Sluarl Hohart . Bauer. Christopher Lee 382 . .601 224 .260.370.376 451 116 333.390 Bauer. Gregory James 1 16 Bauer. Peggy Jane Bauer Philip Stephen 426. 601 Bauer. Sydney Mcade Bauerle. James Bauerle. Janet Elizabeth Baughman. Daniel Mumford . Baum. Janel Clair Bauman. Doreen June Bauman. Edwin Rudolph Bauman. Jennie Theresea Bauman. Robert W. Jr Baumann. Gregory Charles Baumgarten. David Michael Baumruk. Mabel Yvonne Baumstimlcr. Daniel B Baumstimler. Karma Jo Bauske. David Redmond Baxter. Barry Franklin . . Baxter. Douglas Alan Baxter. Ronald Arthur Bayoud. David Charles Bayoud. George Salim Jr. . Bays. Brooks Glenwood Bazaldua. Selma Patricia Bazan. Enedelia Leal Bazerehi. Edmond M Beachy. Diana Ruth Beachy. Morns J 268.269 Beachem. Joyceanne 340. 370 - 225 225.234 269 Bellran Peelers. Mana . Bemis. Lloyd Edward III Benavides. Bruce . 382 601 . 408 Benavides. Rolando Diaz 601 Benavidez. Ensmelda R 159.585 Benavtdez. Rolando 288 Bencal. Sharon Renee 569 Bench. Phillip Bryan 398 Bcndalm. Anne Barbara 498. 601 Bergm. Virginia Mary Bergle. Beth All ison Berglund. Eric Foster ... Berglund. Teresa Elaine Bergman. Alan Howard Bergolofsky. Elaine Beth Bergcjuisl. Amy Sue Bergquist. Bradley Wayne . 197 ....225.242.370.601 398.414.415.569 585 225 ..391.480 ...470 383 601 524 .585 524 569 312 ...225.367.426.569 383 122. 123. 126. 127. 129 480 304 585 288 383 ...378 296. 508. 585 390 516 524 234.235.298 381 . ..272. 383.430 370 569 390 585 464.585 476. 601 343 524 464 ...370.379.430 Bennett. Kathleen Kay 585 Bennett. Kim 524 Bennett. Mary Margaret 470. 601 Bennett. Rosemary 428. 601 Bennett. Vivienne Le 382 Benme. William E 208 Bennill. Margaret Burden 466. 569 Benolken. Ann I ouise 234. 376. 601 Bens. Marc Stephen 336 knson. Charles Hamilton 24 1 . 33 1 . 494. 585 Bender. Stephen Farrell Bene. Robert W Benedict. Deborah Lyni Beneke. James Robert Benesh. Robert Bruce . Benglson. Lissa Gayle Benitez. Deborah Joan Benuez. Victoria Lynn . Benno. John Benkendorfer.JohnP.III Bennett. Barbara Ann Bennett. Clifton C Bennett. Dean King .... Bennett. Deborah Elaine Bennett. Howard Tabb Bennett. James Bruin Bennett. Karen Ann . Beal. Gregory Palnck Beal, Vicki Lynn He., I!. Diane Carol . . Beall. Webber Wesley III Beuman. James Manley Jr. Beamon. Carolyn ........ Bean. Marlha Kalhryn Bean. Melissa Anne 492.601 . . . . 524 450. 524 234 470. 564 Beurden. Larry Lee . Bearman. Mark Gregory Beasley. Kevin Micheal Beasky. Lillian Scott Beasky. Peter Morrell Beasley. Tamra Kay Beany. Barbara Louise Beard Bramlcl Frank 444. 601 BearJ. Phillip Hubert Beard. Richard Bradley 300 Bearden Deborah Ann ... 510.585 384 524 340.569 384 450.585 442. 58! .585 382 270 .242.370.462.601 444.569 381 306 428.585 ..155 Bcaly. Clyde Bowden 316 Beaumier. Pauline Adele Beaver. Kathleen E 4!0. 601 Beavers. Charles Richard 403. 406 Beavers. Elizabeth Knox 510. 124 Becerra. Ruben Bechtel. Darryl William Bechlel. Karm Smith Bechtol. Gary Wilson Bechtol. Roy Beck. Alec Frank 482 Beck. Brandon Charksi Beck. Elaine Mane 371. 382. !24 Beck. Melinda Ruth 438. !69 Beck. Philip King 601 Beck. Roll Steven Beckenhauer. Jaylic I L 342. 344. 383 Becker. Arlen Ray Becker. Chnstine Ann Becker. Clay Robert Becker. Diane Marie 282. 379. 438 Becker. Gary Douglas 601 Becker. Mark Alan 601 Becker. Michael F 390 Becker. Nancy Ann 524 Becker. Patricia Ann 381.430 Becker. Sandra Jean S 3 ' Becker. Scon Philion 492 Becker. William Edward Bcckerman. Heidi Frances 601 Beckett. Jill Christine 370. 379. 234 Beckham. Beverly W. IV 440 Beckham.JohnUcy 48i !2! Beckman. James Jay 464. 601 Becknauld. Robert Stanley Beckstrand. Jams Kay Beddow. Bru ce Ryde Bedford. Anthony Bedford. Charlotte Dianne Bedford. Michael Kevin Bedford. Sandra Ky Bedford. Vance Juano Bedillion. Theodore Mark 458 Bedrick. Barbara Ann 306. 330. 438. 524 Beccherl. John Tutt 492 Beecherl. Louis A. Ill Beene. Cathy Ann Beeson. Laurctte Harmon 510. 524 Begien. Carolyn Elizabeth . Begicn. Margaret Ann Begley. Susan Van_Voorhis .. ' .411.428.585 .261.264.267.524 496 370.379.601 384 Benson. David Harwell Benson. Jamie Leigh Benson. Joe Keene . Benson. Julie Lucel . Benson. Steven Schory . Bentley. David Myron Bentky. Terry Sue Benlon. Brenda D ' Aun Benlon. Donna Jo . ... Benton. Douglas Neill 384 Benton. Walter Bradford 3(3 Bentsen. Elizabeth Jean . .. .284.466.524 Benuzzi. Silvia 381. 382 Benz. Jill Aimee 242.370.601 JI2 430.601 430 371.382 282 506.585 524 336. 524 306 370 381 585 524 432.524 248.488.58! 524 Bergstrom, Russell Warren 314. 564 Bergum. Pamela El len Bergum. Sharon Elizabeth Berk. Richard Stuart Berk. Shelley Ann Berkcl. Suzanne Lorraine Berkman. Andrew Edward Bcrkman. Deborah Ann Berkman. Stephen Lawrence . Berkowilz. Shelly Sue Berman. Eric Steven Bermea. Roberto Antonio Bermudez. Richard Wayne Bernal. Mary Anne Bernard.DonaldM.il! Bernard. Lynn Allan Jr Bernel. Robert Levis Bernhard. Beth Anne 282.438. 58! Bernstein. Beth Anne 380 Bernstein. Carol Jo 524 Bernstein. Hope Ellen 432. 524 Bernstein. Jams Lynne 524 Bernstein. Jeffrey Scott 340 Bernstien. Paula Hekne . Bcrres. Lisa Ann Bernng. Barbara Rust Berry. Betty Dunn Berry. Billy Alvm Jr Berry. David Fielding Berry. Don Travis Berry. Irmgard Bemhoff Berry. Janel Berry. John Fredrick - Berry. Kimherly Ann Bethke. Donna Gail Betkowski. Joanne M . Bellcrle . Suzanne Clark Beverage. Laron Paul Bevis. Mart Stephen . . . ftt.o, B Bexl 219 601 287.404 384 283 i. Mary Elizabeth 446 384 384 225. 169 .... 245 234 248. 299. 379 371 ... 432. 569 .. 508.601 381.498. 124 398 274 585 569 370 444 382 .601 Beyer. Judith Elizabeth Beyer. Manone Jo Bhattacharya. Apurba Bhallarai. Rajendra P. Bible. Philip Lafayette Bickford. Janice Mary Bickham. Randall Scott Bukley. Mars Carter . Bick ley. Susan Louise . . Biegel. David Robert Biegel. Steven Russell Biegger. Barbara Jean Biel. Barbara 382 331.524 382 516 .458. 569 283.439.569 M2 32 370 458.601 304.458 296. 462. 585 470 Beran. Douglas Arnold Beran. Julie Beth Bcrchelmann. Kathleen I Berend. James Finlan Berenson. Abbey Bclina Bereswill. Ted William Berg. Carol Louise Berg. Gary Donald Berg. James David Berg. Sluarl Michael 516 Berg. Susan Nannetle 450. 306 Berg. Vicki Lynn 383 Bergdahl. Linda jean 462. 585 Berger. Gwendolyn Susin 326. 340. 569 Bergeron. Gregory Paul 339 Bergfield. Jeffrey Let 500. 569 430 382 524 585 234.490.569 .312.516 382 488. !69 260.265.267 510.585 Berry. Margaret Catherine 286. 378 Berry. Ray Nan 564 Berry. Robert Edward 585 Berry. Robert Francis 380 Berry. Robert Thomas 440. !24 Berry. Susan Pulitzer 432. 524 Berry. Suzanne Mar 450. 585 Berry. William Kenneth Jr 276. 384 owicz. Barbara S 252. 383 Bierman. Michael Thomas 370 Bierschenk. Betty Sue 260. 295 Bierschenk. Debra Ann , 260 Bierschenk. Donald Louis 260. 264. 384 Bierschenk. Kenneth Paul 279 Biespiel. Scott Richard 494, 601 Bigby. Sandra Jean ... .448 Biggs. James Kenner III 460 Bijak. Russell Bradford 569 Billings. Harold W 176 Billings. James Martin 426 Billmgsley. Callan M 524 Bills. Cynthia 284.330.510.524 Binder. William Donald 384 Bindcwald. Kim Marie 155 Bmford. Bohhy Raymond 484. 569 Bmg. Martha 242. !24 Bmg. Rebecca 158. 159. 242 Binz. Carol Marie 370. 585 Birdsong. Richard Alan 585 Binlwell. Deborah Kay 370 Birdwcll. James Wade 601 404.585 383 601 508 383 Birdwell. Robert Jack Birse. Stewart Craig Bishkm. Alan Paul Bishkm. Samuel James Bishkm. Samuel Neil Berson. Randee Allison . Benin. John J Berton. Walton Gregory Bertram. Catherine Ann Beseiso. Moh ' d-Sa ' d K Bess. Nancy Hardeman Bessellieu. Brian Smith Best. Jennifer Marie Bishkm. Tracey Lynn 299.432.601 Bishop. Brian Waller 492. 524 Bishop. Christine Yvonne 382 Bishop. Robert Lee 601 498 390 Bishop. Theodore A III . .383 Bishop. Wendy Dale 162. 329 Bishop. William David 601 Biskamp. Brett Keith . . 438 Biskamp. Mark Spencer 490. 585 Bisno. F.dward Jay 601 Bivsev. Robert Oil Best. John Michael Beta AlHu IM BelaTWuPI Belancourt. Mary Ellen Mrs Betchky. Faron Drew Belhea. Joyce Lee . Bethea. William Lamar 386 .460 390 ....158 ... 524 308.601 116 Behr-Noe. Oscar G Behrend. Vicki Lynne. Behrends. Ronald Wayne Behrmann. James Joseph Beightler. Judith Ann ... Beighller. William John Beitharz. Suzanne Mane Beisman. Mary Zona Belter. Erin Kathleen . Beken. Belly Nell Belchic. Joseph David . Behsle. Joseph Merrill Beltsle. Malcolm Bell. Beverly Anne Bell. JanaKaay Bell. Joel Forrest Bell. Kalhenne Easton Bell. Kathenne Lynn . Bell. Lisa Kay Bell Marlha Ellen V Bell. Mary Calhenne 284. 488 Bell. Peter Arundel 480 Bell. Rebecca Lynn Bell. Roger Lee 383. 569 Bell. Stephen Craig 383 Bell. Susan Lynn 462. 601 Bell. Susan Marie 466 Bell. Theresa Ann 280. 569 510.601 ... 524 160 . . . 524 304 490 388 .488 283 383 .234,510 387 470. 569 382 Bell. William Warren 111 Bellalli. Laura Anne Beller. Mary Martha .... Bellinger. Keith Alan . . Bellinger. Rave Lynn . . . Belmonl. Marlene Belh Bell. Chnstma Cloye. . . . Bell. William Thomas . . . lellon. Mary Chnslma .371 371.510 42.60I . . 296. 384. 490 340 . . .498 241 37 ...333.376.569 PEOP .G UN.GRNS UNDER- 18 NOT 564 430.601 482.524 490.601 490. 569 304. 508. 52! 261 ih . Nancv Rulh 428. 569 Black Bwliwu Aocta!lo 324 Black. Daniel Ward 508. 585 Black. David Edward 225 Black. Deborah Lynn 430. 569 Black. James Kem 516 Black. Louis .. ....225 Black. Rebecca jean . Black. Sally Ann . ... Black. Sandra Lea . . Bl.uk Susan Adele Black. Terry Wayne Blackburn. Alan Jeffrey Blackburn. Clifford S Blackhum. Diane Blackburn. Lisa Clai 381.382 525 388 254.363.377.389.525 500. 525 225.234.249.306.322.460.564 -.381 201 225 Blackshcar. Donna Mana 225. 306. 367. 377. 564 Blacksmilh. Julie Kay 585 Blatkwell. David Lee 280 Blackwell. Gumn 379. 384. 585 Blatkwell. James Marvin 371 Blackwood. Glenn Allen 1 16 Blagen. Mark Thoma! Blagg. Beverly Lynn Blaha. Paula Premiss Blam. Derrel Ray Blame. Debra Ellen Blame. Linda Sue .... Blair. Audilh Lynn Blair. Deane Arlea Blair. Frank Elton Blair. Lynnelte 406 . . . 296. 446. 585 380 384.408 . .601 342.344 569 456.525 ....601 569 Blair. Major Elliott, Jr 460 Blair. Sheryl Ann 448 Blake. Andrew Al 397, 414 Blake. Margaret Newcomb 269 Blakey. Brenda Jamie 438. 525 Blakney. Robert Carson 460 Blam. re. Donna Margo 345. 488. 569 Blancarle. Ralph 525 Blanchard. Janna 234 Blanchard. Joseph Chubb 482. 585 Blanchard. Judith Angela 585 Blanchetle. Eric Alfred 270 Bland, flrenda Louise 470. 569 Bland. Julie Marie 510.601 Bland. Robert Faulk Jr 452. 52! Blankenship. John C 228 Blankcnship. Larry D 585 Blanlon. Barry Donald 601 Blasig. Garry Lee 525 Blasmgame. M)r, Ruth 242.585 Blasko. Vincent John 516 Blallstem. Abraham 382. 516 Btallstem. Deborah M. S 516 Blavdes. Kenneth Brown 348.388 Blazek. Laurie Lynn 381.383.387.569 Bkaklev. Mark Kmgsbery 474 Bledsoe. Robert C. Jr 381 Blevms. William Clark Jr 564 Blizzard. Thomas 454 Blocher. Gail Snyder 271. 272. 569 Blocker. Ronald Otlts 408. 410. 415 Blocker. Sueann 470. 58! Blohm. Richard Edmund Jr 404 Blomdahl. Janel Colleen 379 Blonkvisl. Timothy Brent 300 . Blood. John Peter Blount. Farns Blounl. Susan Louise Bloxsom. Allan Penny Bluecher. Angelika C Bluford. Joyce Laverne Blum. Julian Everett Jr Blum. Lynda Eileen Blum. Marvin Elliott Blumberg. Daniel Edward , Blumberg. Jane Blumberg. Penny Jean Blumenfeld. Lauren Elise . . . 261 ....278 383 500. 569 ... 585 308 490.569 432.525 353.378 . 498. 585 434.601 197 .382 432.585 Slumenshme. William Mark 585 Blumenthal. Ann Rose 283. 432 fllumentrul. Deborah Jane 498. 585 622 Index Nairn- Blunictiihjl k.nen Denixe Hlumenlhal I aurence S Blumrosen. Fnc bcn-. Blunk.Cslsu - iiii K. . i .1 -I K . ... ii i x B.Mi!ighi I ji. ' lvn Ann . MtridU.SMvcaUiM Boa hrm-ths I jmoinc Boh jd ilia. Manha I !e.u Bode. Robert Perry H Bode. SWM Gayte Bodour. M.uLi Bodour Sarah BoJ m. Mark Brian Boenm. Rosemjrs B. till her ( hailc.ic Marie Bo n Kimberls Read Soudan, (.reci ' rs Eduard Boggan. Jeffres Jack B. gitesx. Theresa Anne H. L)j- Barbara , l.unc . Bogle. Jack Marcus Bogle, Kaiherme Leigh Bohl. George Thomas Kohl I OIN Ann Kihn Bohnenkamp, Pazzi Ann H.-hiisl.n Robert Keith Bold. Harold Charles Hoklmit. Linda Susann BolOmg.Slu.in Brei K.-ikin Bel, n. I.. I .-,- invle t ..India k yle. Deborah M 585 585 602 yn 270 . 488. 85 383 383 602 Claudia .585 B.. nu.n, Brook Dav.0 260.384 B. .mi.(;eorgeCurtiv 333 BO O. Paul Wjdc 384 Brdhdnd.Johnn.el lef 585 Brack. Stephen Onnis 526 Brock. James Michael Brock. James R Brock. Joe Kent Brovk. Lisa Ann Brosk. Michelle K.iv Brock. Susan Mane Brock Valerian Albert K-k. William (Junther II . 526 390 569 466.526 466.602 370.379 496.585 icki. Kalherin 602 564 569 561 510 371 TO 234.488 $6 261.602 428.602 525 .344.525 383 .371.525 378 ... 270 569 Bradherr . Jack Chn fluddock. Rebecca Jane Braddock. Susan i. nn Budeman. Ciordon Siiine Braden. Kenneth Bruce Brudfield. Connie E Bradfield. Jennifer Ann Bradford. Barbara Ann Bradford, Eugene Whales Bradford. Robert H Bradfulc. Karon Sue Bndki Ann 428.602 Br.tkfti Hi jheth Jai Brovketl. O- ar BriK-keil. Stjrlj ( l.iin- 227 379 388 450 450.526 458.569 526 282. 602 488 ....602 373.526 426. 569 569 248. 569 Bradley. Came Kay 448.569 Bradley. Patrick Walton 313 526 116 Bolding. Sluari Brent 569 Boldi. Rohm Denise 225.342.525 Btileriat.1. lhoma Gerie 388 Bolev Claudia Lou.se 234 Rohn. Jud Ann 525 BohniJ. Maude Clifton 234. 278 Bollingcr. Willum M t. Jenifer Lyi B. ' lion. Barbara Louise. Bomtner. Paul Michael Bummer. Peier Anthon . B. nd.(arol n 8ond.Johnn R Bond, karcn Louise Alden Hi -nil Mark Oakins BonJ. Tedd JocJr Bonduriv Chnsiopher S Bond). Michele Oreolme Bone.CaroKnlJizahelh Bones. Ronald Bonham. Jerr Wayne .. Bonham. Kathr n Uuern B.nn. Trat Beih Bonner. Blake McFarlane Bonner. Melame Malmda Bonner. Melissa Leigh Bonneiie. C ' aren Audrie Bonnes Mars t. as le Bonsjl ' l. ( nihia Mane Booe. Adrianne BUir Booe. Martha Anne Booki ui. Kim Darren . . . B.vonc. Michael Jefferson Booth. CamphellR Bonhard. Eddie Lee B4 rcherdin J{ hn D. 372 260. 585 338.370.379.602 385 385.390 602 440. 602 ..251.525 Bradley. Vicky Joa Bradshaw. Fredrick Thomas Bradshaw. Patricia Lynn 526 Bradstreet. Frederick N 383 Brady. Dorothy Lynn 260 Brady. Georgeann 4)0.569 Brady. Howard Nelson 373. 390 Brady. Steven Russell 482 Bragclon. Margaret Carol 162 Bragman. William Alan 494 Bramm. Stacy Lee 370.428.602 Braley. Keith Duane . . .379.496.585 .337 476. 569 277.248.250.585 370.379.602 Braly. Lo Brams. Craig Lawrence Branch. Mary Angela . Brand. Arthur William Brand. [ ehra Jean .. . . . Brand. Sharon Elaine . 314.585 Brand. Thomas Eugene .322.371.525 283. 448. 602 458. 526 234 330.526 251.508.569 .... 526 432.602 569 274 383.387 585 410 446.602 4% 234.462 470.585 525 401.510 225.569 254.466.585 88.254.284.362.377. 389. 466. 525 458 261 496 55 ...372 Branda. Susan Llame Brandenburg. Charles H Brandes. Thomas Edward Brandon. Darrell Wayne Brandslrader. F.llen Dell Brandt. Beth Elaine 370.602 Brandt. Deanna Mane 428. 526 Brandt. Larry 526 Brandt. Martha Ann 225. 234. 470 Brandt. Mar L nn 377. 379 Brandt. Russell Wayne 261. 264 Branm. Cheryl Denise 602 Bramsa. Susanne Mic-helle 282. 370. 379 Brann. Barbara Leigh 438. 602 Brannon. Beverly Jane 428 Brannon. James Ray 334 Brannon. Robert Lee 526 Brannon. Sarah Elaine 277. 376 Branson. Susan Renee 276. 376 m. Allen Kirk ... .482 Bordelon. Darleen Mane 274. 276 Bored Mann. 284 Borcn. Bryant Carroll 380 Boren. Ella Clare . 525 Boren. Halhe Anna 525 Borg. Kevin Leroy 134. 602 Borger. Alan Mark 602 Borgman. Douglas James 382 Bormaster. Scott Evan 525 Bornman. Elizabeth 448 Borrego. Jesus Garcia 406 Borrett. Elizabeth Anne 286. 371. 378 Bornceno. Ann Irene 370. 376 Borrmann. Richard William 585 schow. Sandra Jo 49( Branyan. Tyrone Lee Brashear. Pamela Kay Brasher. Kim Austin Bratc-her. Linda B Bratlen. Philip McLean . Braud. Kenneth Collon jr . Braun. Elizabeth Stan . . Br I. Shar. Sanders Larry Dean . . . . . . Lisa jane Bravo. Diana Olivia Brawley. William Wade Bray. Thomas Roy . timothy William rcllo . Jai Bosarl. Donald Ray 585 Bosch. Patricia Lynn 343. 585 Bose. Ajoy Kumar 373. 382 Bose. David Vmcenl 287.404. 602 525 274 .380 480.585 510 446. 602 525 378 338 358.367.378 Bra ellon. Pamela Ann. . . Brech.n. John l.awson III Breda. Susan Lo Bosholm. John Siuarl Boskind. Paul Alan Bosler. fcUzabetri Braun BosvJamesWeslev Boster, Barbara hlame BoMKk Bcck Boiling BosOck. Beits Bond Bostick. Francis Boslick. HeknT BoMon. Paul 1 almage Jr. Breeding. John Mark Brecdlove. Bruce Edward Brcedlove. Robert Shawn Breedlove. William Otwav Breen. John Breen. Kathryn Joan Breeze. Bobby Gene Breihan. James William Breihan. John Robert Brem. Slanlev Boswell. Brad Mason 480 Bo.. ell. Dare 585 Boswell. Dorothy E 383 Boswell. Mark Wayne 484. 602 Boswell. Martha Louise 225. 569 Boswell. Melmda Ann 428. 602 Botello. Rebecca Toi Bouchard. Karen Suzanne Bouchard. Stephen Alfred Boudjcllali. Rachid Boulanger. John Alfred Boulanger. Margaret Anne Bould. Wendy Eli 564 525 .384. 569 569 269 269.525 466.585 504.569 . Murray Isaac Breland. Patricia Ann K Bremer. johann Brcmond. Ruth McCelvey Bremond. Sally Myers Bremond. Zenohia Webb Brenan. Karen Lynell Brennan. Eileen Marie Brennan. James Eugene Brenner. Hcnrv 123. 126. 129 ...379.585 234 .. .382 269 474 225.250.353.377. 378.381.382.389.470.569 382 255.390.569 432.585 293 502 526 602 274 225 476 488.602 440 382. 569 602 261.569 372. 383 280. 569 ..404 492 384. 585 383 494.602 388 372 488.602 Kkie. Jean Helen Brotkman, Chris Carl Brockman. KclK Boh Broday Joseph Martin Bnxlhcck. Vick e Lin Brodc. Michael James Broere. Sandra Brogden, Kathleen F.veKn Brogdon. Fh ahelh Susan Brogdon. Stephen Ciatlm Brogdon. William M. Jr. Brohn. T a ra Colleen Brollier. Carol Jean Brollier. Charles Stephen Broman. William HcnrsJr . Bromberg. Michael A Brons. Folkert N Bronsicin.Stanle Frank Brook. Julie Anne Brooks. Caren Lee Brooks. Cvnthu Gay Br.x.ks. D ' tane Leigh Brooks. Gary Albert Brooks. Hurry Johnson Jr. ... Brooks. James Andrew Br.toks. Jill Fllen Brooks. Mark Wayne Brooks. Ons Brooks. Sarah Cllen Brooks. Serena Brooks. SiephameGaye Brooks. Sluari Wallace Brooks. Wilham hdward Br.toksh, re. Pain Lynn Broiherman. Kaihcrme Ann Brough. Jav Winston Broughlon! Teresa Yvonne Broun. Elizabeth Clare . Brous. Margaret Ellen Brouvsard. Anne Mane Brouvsard. Jane Michelle Broussard. Renee Brow. Rae Ann Browder. Carol Anne Browder. William Blake Brower. Ban Lynn Brower. Michael Robert Brown. BillyeJ Brown. Candice Ann Brown. Carol Lynn Brown. Chaille Emerson. Brown. Chrissi Lynn Brown. Chnsla Louise Brown. Cnstopher Dewey Brown. Daniel F:verrei Brown. David Burns Brown. Denise Gail Brown. Elizabeth Ann Brown. Elizabeth Ann Brown. Elizabeth Jeanne Brawn. Fisher Wells III .... Brown. Forrest Lee Jr Brown. Garry C Brown. Gary Kenna Brown. Harvey GrannisJr 209 450. 602 278.372.377. 383. 391 331.569 569 516 345 260 . 376 448. 602 446 585 320 569 284.488.526 .480 602 234 385.391 494.602 .327.328.462.526 498. 569 284, 526 329.376.585 492. 569 .586 382 432.602 1 16 Bryan. Charles Wayne 34 Br.un, James [homas Jr. . .285 Bis.ni Michael Dennis 426. 5A6 llrv.ni Rebecca Ann . 516 Brsani. Cheryl Lynnc. 448 Brsant.JaneiSuc 602 Brsani. Michael Keith 116 Brsant. Philip Barclay Jr 602 Bryani. Rulh Jos .382 Bryam. Samuel Morris 370.372 Bryani. William Charles 460.602 Brsdon. Rohert Franklin . 444 Brsmer. Julie Ka 306. 526 Brsmer. Michael F.vereii 260 Brsmer. Paincia Sue R .586 Brsmer. Peggs Lsnn 450.586 Brsmer. Timothy Allan 586 Brsson.Joan .570 sLu y Elizabeth Bounds. Brian Leslie Bounds. Mark Lane Bourdon. Kristin C ' arol 234. 602 Bourgeois. Maureen Ann 342. 379. 585 Bourgeois. Susan K 448.525 Boulwell. Barbara Ann 260 Bov ey. Todd Evan 384 . 260 . 324.456 408.569 602 458 452.602 ...379 Brenner. Jay Allan Breshers. Jerrv Cecil Bresler. Eve Michele mder. Roberta An Bretzke. Suzan Brewer. Elkie Young Brewer. Linda Rae Judd Bow. Ethel Elkn Bowden. Dehra Faye Bowden. Jin Kyu Bowen. Mark Lane Bowen. Ted Childers Bowen. William Jackson Jr Bower. Stephanie Andrea Boi Bowers. Terree Allan Bowie. Thomas l.yle Bowman. Taylor Rask Buwyer. Becky Box. ' Harold Botdorfer. Cynthia Susan Boyce. John K III Boyce. John Steven Boyce. Peter Masterson . 466 286.358.367.375.378.389 384 569 438. 602 181.203 326.525 367.378 526 474 488. 602 370.602 376 409 304.508 387 406.602 380.526 370.602 526 324.569 382 470 607 526 384. 432 382 Bridges. Deborah Lynn 488 Bridges. John Andersen 602 Bridges. Mervyn Lucius Jr 383. 526 Bridges. Timothy Bernard 398 Bndgewalcr. William L 569 Briggs. Vernon M. Jr 378 Bright. Me 314 Bright. Peter l-ee 314 Bnghlwell. Cvnlhia J. P 381 Brightwell. Kim Edward Bngnon. John Timothy Brim. Harold Bruce Bnnkley. Rosalind Ruth Bnnkman. John Hohson . Valerie Ealo Brewster. Janice Lucille . Bnckman. Lori Donna Bnckman. Teresa Ellen . Bridges. Constance Kay G. Brown. Janet Gabriel ...... Brown. Jesse Carl ......... Brown. Joann Pnscilla ..... Brown. John Marion Jr ..... Brown. Judith Louise ...... Brown. Julie Claihorne ..... Brown. Kalhlene Mane Brown. Kathryn Dawson . Brown. Keith David ....... Brown. Keith Sherman ..... Brown. Kenneth Ellis ...... Brown. Laura Kathleen . . Brown. Lezh ............. Brown. Lloyd Douglas ..... Brown. Louis ............. Brown. Louise C ' raig ....... Brown. Margaret Curtis B Brown. Mark Allen ........ Brown. Mark Clifton ...... Brown. Melissa Grace Brown. Nancy Ann ........ Brown. Nannellc Mane Brown. Patricia Lynn Brown. Patrick Fans Brown. Paul Richard ...... Brown. Paula Sue ......... Brown. Phyllis Ann ........ Brown. Rebecca Jane Brown. Richard Earl ....... Brown. Rick Barry ........ Brown. Robert David ...... Brown. Robert G .......... Brown. Robert Louis ...... Brown. Robert Saer ....... Brown. Robin Lee Brown. Ronald ........... Brown. Sandra Kay ....... Brown. Sharon Ann ....... wn. Shirley Edith . wn. Steven Franklin Bro Bro ' n. Su: nCathei Hr.i Boyd. Barbara Lee 225.430.585 Boyd. Jams 328. 569 Boyd. Jennifer 585 Boyd. John Brent 126 Boyd. Karen Diane Goff 388 Bovd. Larry Dean 526 Boyd. Michael Leo 388 Boyd. Nancy Kalhryn 526 Boyd. Thomas Enoch Jr 484. 526 Boyd. Will E 385 Boyer. Robert 206. 378 383 384 569 585 602 . .283.569 Bnnson. Shirley Ann 602 Bnscoe. Frank Jr 452. 569 Briscoe. Scott Matthew 261 Bnseno. David ....526 Brister. Dabney Ann 248. 280. 379. 585 . .442 480 277 569 464 308 334 508.602 Brow Brow n Susan Kay vn. Susan Leigh . Penney Ann Brill. William Fonville Britton. Cindy Jo Bn endme Karen Lynn . flroadnai. Robert Weber Broadus. Michael Wayne Broadus. William Howard Brochslem. Mark Ral wn. Susan Marie ....... wn. Teresa Jo .......... Brown! Walter Francis Jr. . ' . Brown. Worley Campbell Browning. Logan Louise Broyles. William Robert Bruce. Barry Rade Bruce. Randa Lyn Bruce. Sandra Jean Brudmak. Becky Ann ..... Brumley. Vicki Lynn ....... Bruncman. Sleven Waller Bruner. Patricia l-ee Brunette. David Bruce . Bruno. Joseph Thomas Brusenhan. Ktmble Wright Brusenhan. Susan Brustem. Ronald Jay ..... Brulon. Mary Ann ........ Bryan. Anthoni John A Jr 278. 384 .225.296.466.583 498.602 ....234.370.450 . ..496 526 260. 569 602 .. 384 384. 586 ..602 ...284.488.526 Bry-on. Sleven Allen ... 502. 586 Bs.su. Maysun ..331 Buhis. Barry Ray 564 Buchanan. Barbara Michele 570 Buchele. Craig Alan 388 Buc hholz Brad Robert ... 526 Buck-Smith. Rohm Elaine 382 Buck. Clayton David 564 Buck. Edward Guy Jr 234. 513. 527 Buck. Elizabeth Ann 602 Buckingham. Mary Anne 281. 282. 602 Buckingham. Roy Campbell 280 Buckley. George Rihl 492 Buckley. Hugh John 502 Buckley. Palnck C 249. 454. 527 Buckncr. Betsy Cannon 430 Bud nek. Leslie Kay 388. 527 Bueche. Ken Paul 325 Buehler. Mark Alan .. .274 Buell. Ellen Rulh ....252.383.527 Buell. Kenneth Paul 405 taheth .408 602 ' . 602 246.286.358.375.378.516 452. 570 586 235 527 527 .564 Buescher. Mark Wayne Bugg. Martha Mane Bute. Anna Clare Bujosa. C ' arlos Peter Bukowski. Kathenne Ann Bulhof. Anton Rulger Bull. Sleven Wayne Bullard. Donna Kay Bullock. Alan Dale 430 466 248.280.586 339 564 41 1.466. 581 k.D ' AnnSiie 260.462.570 xk. Frank Nash 304.480.527 296. 474. 586 526 ... 526 207 526 569 .... 526 328.488.526 . . 333. 602 . .234 384 526 $02 284.510 510.569 470 282.602 504.526 569 304. 458. 569 564 . 381.383 387 386 440 330 ....564 602 163.466 379.586 488 516 .391.586 446.602 569 391 . . 526 Bumsiead. Pnscilla Alden Bunch. Ham Maxwell Bunch. Win [ ean Bundschuh. Barbara Leslie Bunds. Kendall Evans Bunn. Susan Anne 284. 488 480. 586 337. 570 320.376 Buoy. KangC ' hheang . . Burch. David Randall . Burch. Karen Marie Burchard. Michael Dwam Burchenal. Ann Carter . rck. Barbara Lynn 234.298.379 260 391 564 527 . .370 382 282.371.570 iurden. Kimberly Anne P 388. 564 Burden. Mark Randal 527 Burdick. Paul Joseph Burgess, Jack McClary ' . ' . ' . ' . Burgess, Tena Paige 527 Burgher. Ballard M 490 Burgher. Bedford Lee 464 Burgher. David W. Jr 304 234.235.466 569 526 370 ..446 306. 438. 586 370. 602 . 379 371 602 526 569 516 569 526 388 383 ....516 381 196. 197 602 442. 526 .320.569 269 379.586 . 260. 602 ....586 526 284 345. 347. 569 480. 586 482 470. 602 325 1 16.602 . .526 382 .... 370 299.602 490. 526 . . 370 458. 602 382 500.586 .204 440 508.570 430 320 440 397 430 602 121.448 ....570 383 .470.602 268 . 442. 527 527 38 586 Burleson. Gary Wayne 261 Burleson. Gay Ic Grace 586 Burleson. Philip Louis Jr 1 16. 458 Burley. Peggy Jan 602 Burley. Phillip Joseph 391 Burnett. Amy . 333.570 Burnett. Bruce Tillman .504.602 Burnett. C atheran 247 Burnett. Diane Rosemary $27 Burnett. James Jeffrey 381. 397 Burnett. Kyle Richard 482 r. Jeffrey Richard Burgm. William Lyle Burk.Creighton Burke. James Patrick Burke. Kevin Orcn Burke. Mary lelenc Burke. Paul John Jr Burke. William Walker Burkeen. Daniel Lee Burkctl. Elizabeth Reidy Burkhaller. Leslie Jean Burkhalter. Pamela Lynn . Burkharl. Larry Jr Burkhart. Nancy Greene H Burkholder. Leah Page Burkland. Teresa Leah Burks. Debora Sue Burks. Kenneth Ray Burlage. Henry M i. Charlie ' ' 143. 144 488 . 283. 448 .325.494.570 526 .. 452.526 y. Carolyn Rulh Burney. Jeanetle Diane Burnim. Wonda Elise Burnill. John Darrell Burns. C ' athy Ann Burns. Kalhryn Anne Burns. Margaret Ann Burns. Mary Ellen Burns. Marvlyn Dorctte Burns. Ned H. Burns. Patricia Marie Burns. Robert B III Burns. Robert Charles Burns. Thomas Patrick Burnside. Sandra Anderegg . Buron. Richard Bascom Burrell. Karen Denise Burns. Barrett Holland Burns. Edith Elaine Burnsk. Sleven Anthony Burroughs. David Robert Burroughs. Dolly Denise Burroughs. Wanda Lynell Burrow. Robin Rutledge Burrows. Burton Kelly Burrus. Constance Anne Burson. Jean Allyse Burson. Mark Thomas Burst. Ann Barllell Burst. Mary Susan Burslem. Babette Rulh Burstyn. Dawn Burl. Kimberly Aline Burl. Sleven Brian 300. 502. 570 Bunch Mercedes M M Burlner. Keith Edward Burton. Anthony Quinn 383. 570 Burton. Leslie Jo 386 Burton. Michael Ramsey 337 284.446 ....234 324.527 . ..296. 500. 586 153 156 401 ....272 527 ...372.378.391 602 397 270 $00.602 ....383 527 .... 570 527 ....234 346.347 602 . 602 456.527 527 140. 144 .285.527 334 338. 390. 564 261 602 283.448 527 432.602 470 Index 623 Name P ge Page Plgc Xdim- Burton. Sydney Diana 280.341.379.570 Canestaro. Monica Ann 339 Cassell. Keith Alan 384 Bus Veronica Ann 527 282 Cassidy. Kelly Anne 338 Busa. William Ba U etl Jr. 496. 602 527 Casso. Luis Raul 382. 528 Busch, Karen Anette 602 Cannon. Kirby Hall 383 Cast. Martha Elaine . . . . 370.276 Busch. Leah Cathy 242 Cano. Mary Theresa 338 Caslaneda. Mayra LelKia SJ Bush. Alan Cla Ion 490.602 570 Castetler. Alan Lee 293. 340. 528 Bu hiickcr. Gloria Jean 293.376 Canter t 1 uh 313 Casligliom. Ricky Peter 603 BU-JMTM Admlnisln.il, -! CoWKil 249 Canterbury. John Jilt 476.570 Caslille. Emily Ann . ' ..234.250.438 Buss. Michael Wa ne 346 602 Castillo. Andres 269. 276 Bussed. Michael Dennis 454. 586 570 Castillo. Edward 51 Busier. Deborah Ann 446.586 527 Castle. Charles Kenneth 270 Busy. Shel!e Ann 330 Cantu. Jesse Robert 527 Caslkberry. Stuart Wayne 570 Butcher. Madahn Ruth 383 516 Caslorena. Jose Angel . 52 Butler. Annie Gilbert 438 Canlu. Uura 234 Castro. David Moon 378 Butler. Barbara Lvnn 331.527 Canlu. Rose Diane 527 Castro. Laura Louise 234.298.586 Sutler. Be ie Lynn ....278 Canlwell. John Richard 454.527 Castro. Rosa Lynn 528 Butler. Catherine Cecelia . .470 Capenon. Deborah Lynn ...387 Castro. Victoria Lynn 564 Bullet. James Jackson 234.254 Caplan. Michael Bernard . . . 508. 602 Cales. James Norman Jr 490. 570 Butler. Mark D am 492. 570 Capper. Kenn Ann 379 Cales. Pamela Ann 268 Butter. Leo Rvan 440.602 Capps. Nancy Elizabeth 466.570 Calhell. Margaret Cevm 274. 603 Butz. Karen Ruth 383 Carameros. Carl Alan 464. 586 Catherall. Donald Roy 310 Buzbee. Lelynn Ka ...342 Canway. Donna D ' Ann 586 Cathrmcr. Cheryl Jean 466.603 B arv George William 386 ( ardenas. Amparo Amalia 383 Calsmas. Elizabeth Anne 4J. Byerly. Charles Ward 314 Cardenas. Enrique Auguslo ... 334.527 Calsmas. Kalhry n Ann . . . 428. 570 B erv Ocarina Ellen J76 Cardenas. Gerardo Felix 261 Call. Marilyn 386.528 Byers. Marc Frederick 434. 586 Cardenas. Grisell 527 Caudk. BenH 385.391 By field. Daniel Merntt 527.329 Cardenas. Roberto Jesus 225 Caughran. Jennie Louise 370.379.603 8 ler. Joseph Edward . 320 Cardenu. MichaelS 527 Cauky. Charlotte E. 450. 564 Bynes. Robert Henry Jr 527 Cardiff. Hal Victor Jr 490. 586 Cavanaugh. Curtis Michael 516 Byram. Brcnda Gail 570 Cardona. Rudolfo 212.213 C avazos. Michael Oscar 260 Byrd. Laura Eluabcth 466.586 Cargile. Martha Carolyn 466. 602 Cavendcr. James Mark 492 B rd. Mary Ann 383.570 Cargik. Patricia Pope 382 Cavender. Richard Harold . 492.586 Byrd. Michael Julian 384.500.586 Cargill. Lucy Banhell 234 (avender. Stuart Lee 492 Byrd. Susan Elizabeth 602 Canno. Nicholas J 372.391 Cawson. Ray mond R 372 Byrd. Thomas Edward 440.586 Carkm. Sharon Frances 564 Cearky. Steven Douglas 388. 564 Byrne. Keith Thomas 570 Carl Mitchell. Forrest S 383 Cederberg. Judith Ann 446. 528 Byrne. Margaret Ann 370 Carlie. Chns F lene 32 Celli. Michael 1 It Bvrnev Joseph Robert .371 Carlis. Elisa Hope 570 Ccrda. Elva Leaner 521 Byrnes. Rhonda Michelle .370 Carlisle. Alkn Ray 570 Cerda. Michael 384 Carlisle. James A 440 Cermin. Joyce Anne 428. 528 Carlisle. Karen Joy 376.384 Cervenka. Kenneth James 334.372 i i H H Carlisle. Randall Dean 527 Ceyanes. Lynn 386 Bi B I H V Carlock. Nancye Marie 274. 528 Chac. Ian Cbacton 564 ! : Carlson. Jonathan Rathman . . . . 528 Chacon. George 292 370 Chacon. Raul 570 $ C ; Carlson. Laura Elizabeth . . . Carlson. Michelle Joanne Carlson. Richard Alan 586 241 371.528 Chacon. Roger Chacona. Hollis Holmes Chadick. Steven Rigsby 383 603 H B ___.... ' Carlson. Ronald Craig 327. 528 Chadwell. Paul Alan 126 jiiiB 383 Chaffm. Donna Jean 450 f Btt i B fU 270.310 Chafm. Mark Alan 496 Carllon. William Franklin 384 Chafm. Nancy Ann 570 ( armichael. Alba Olivia 330. 382. 528 Chai. t-Yuan Theresa 338.586 Caballero Perez. Hector J. 373.527 Carmichael. Thomas Joseph ... 372 Chai. Maria 603 Cahallero. John Manuel 527 528 Chan. Ellen Sara 370 Cabamss. Boyce Clark 382 Carmine. Benjamin Cyrus 334.372 Chan Martin Joseph 225.380 Cabamss. Carolyn Suzan 379.586 Carmona. Michael Raye 288 Chakhchoukh. Mohamed 586 Cahble. Kathleen Randle 332.401.527 276 Chalberg, Allan William 52 Cabk. Elizabeth Jane 510.586 Carney. Charks R III 460 Chalberg. Lori Elizabeth 603 240-242 502.586 Chalfm. Tracy Diane 225.383 Cadev. Jeffrey Scott 285 Carney. Michael Seymour 373 Chalker. Terrell Bruce 334. 372. 391 Caero. Martha Elkn . 376. 570 Caron. Stephen Wethenll 458.602 268 Cagle. Jamie 527 462.602 Chamberlain William A 270 CagJc. Michael Wayne Cagle. Suzanne Barbara 482 586 Carp. Joel Hams Carpenter. Bebe Barbara 3 4. 508. 586 603 Chamberlm. Am Marie Chambers. Charles Scon 370.379 454. 570 Cagle. William Blane 464 Carpenter. Carol Lynn 603 ( hambers. Gavlan Jay 603 Cahn. Robert Freeman Jr 234 Carpenter. Connie Sue 450.586 VH Cahn. Susan 432 Carpenter. Cynthia tynnc 450 Chambers. Teresa Gale 299.586 Cahoon.CornnneEI.se 470. 586 Carpenter. Darrell Tucker 603 C hambers. Terry Diane 248 Cam. Allison Duon 466.570 Carpenter. Elizabeth Kay 245.528 5 4 Cam. April Leigh 510.586 Carpenter. Melody 314 Champagne. Stephanie Ann 570 Cam. Cynthia Rac 450.602 ( arr. Barbara Lynn 381 Cam. Randolph Culberson 384.527 603 JI7 Carr. Carolyn NeB S 382. 386 Chan. Marvin Charles G 410 Calder. Lendol Gkn 384 Carr. James Henry 586 C han. Stephen Ashon 274. 337. 504 528 C aldwell. Brent Randolph 322. 527 Carr. Linda Sue 234 564 Caldwell. Dan Milto n Jr. 444 Carr. Samuel Hunt 2 0.264.267 (handler CharksGroce 372 (aldwell. Laura Catherine 225. 3K 255.331 C handler Donald Mason 332.454.528 Caklwell. Lucinda Ann 586 Carraux. Gknn David 603 528 t aldwell. Patricia 448 Carrell. Meg Allison 2 6. 370. 488 586 370 (aldwell. Stephanie O 586 Carrier. Eric Dak 225 Chandler. Leigh Allison 570 Calhoun. Wilsi.n Ollomar 570 Carnllo. Alice Denise 242. 528 Chandler Linda Mane 570 225.360.570 409 Chandler. Paul Winston 384 ( allahan. James Kim ... 527 504 Chaney. Janme A Manning 383 Callaway. Keith William C ' allaway. Kurt Gordon 458. 570 310.384.397414.586 C ' arnnglon. Maryann Carnnglon. Merry Kalhryn . 370 24. 510. 528 Chaney. Landra Florence Chaney. William Calvin 603 286. 358. 375. 378 Callaway. Michael Dent 490 Carroll. Mary Margaret 510564 Chang. Ronald Terry 603 C ' allaway. Namman L. Mayo 388.527 Carroll. Patricia Ann R 270 Chang. Sow. Wen 372 500.602 Carrozza. Robert 458. 603 Changwatchai. Niramol . 516 Callis. Wend) Sue 428 33 Chanon. Gregory Scott 508.603 Calloway. Michael Curtis 29 300480 Chapa. Alfonso Javier sa Calton. Regma Lynn 234 Carrulh. John Allen 452 564 Chapa. Peter Luis 460 C ' atnacho. Jesus Enrique 337. 570 Carry. Laroy Ray 386 ( hapek. Peter Anthonv 516 51 Carsey. John Charkt 126. 500. 570 ( haptn. David Emmctt 244.564 Camanllo. Anita Muniz 564 Carson. Barry Joseph 586 Chapks. Steven Richard 316 C ambridge. Thomas Ross II 602 Carson. Catherine Ruth 564 ( hapman. Bret 440 570 Carson. Jack Andrews 381 C hapman. Carrie Green 284.470 C ' ameron. Henrietta Carla 324.570 Carww. James Allen 586 ( hapman. Dak Lee 261.264.267 ISS 570 ( hapman. Eileen Denise 384.586 (amp. Deborah Yvonne 564 Carstens. Keenan Oscar 234.235.516 ( hapman. Janet Lee 603 527 448 Camp. Scott Glenn 464 Carter. Betty Lee 462.528 Chapman. Pallon C 304.440 Camp. Steven Scon 282.504.527 Carter. Creda Camilk 270 ( hapman. Paula Irene 329.521 Campbell Brett C arllon 476.564 II Chapman. Sandra Kay 260.264 Campbell. Catherine T. 488.570 Carter. Emily Suzanne 382 Charhonneau Jeanne M JW Campbell. Cheryl Demsc 602 Carter. Heather U 386 58 Campbell Date Franklin 383 376 Charles. James Jr ,. .- 528 Campbell. David Jiy 384 Carter. John Michael 306 Charles. Janet Mean .. ...J45. 347. 564 (ampbell. Dorothy Ann 488, 527 Carter. Keith Edward 261.603 286 Campbell. Drew Alan 440 406 Chassion. Cvnlhia Marie 456.528 602 442.586 Chauh. Mohamad Baha 383 Campbell. Fjrl Christian 4.38.42.62. Carter. Marvin Ray Jr 603 Chalas. Kathenne Lucia 225. 235. 250. 280. 286. 295. 358. 375. 109. 110. 112.115.11 6. 119.248.351.353.375 Carter. Michael Lvnn 603 377 378.381.389.410.411.438.528 Campbell. James Craig 527 Carter. Steven Lee 458. 603 C haurel. Mark Gerard 409 Campbell Janice Ann 442 Carter. Waller Wilson 482.564 ( havarria. Frnesl M- Jr 564 (ampbell. Judith Rochclk 370. 602 Carlwrighl.Clairer. ... 466 Chavarna. Ramiro 570 158.159 Cartwrighl. Keith T 480.603 Chavez. (Snlh.a Grace 528 Campbell. Kim Douglas 282 51 Chavez. Gloria Christine 603 Campbell. Lam Don 502 Carver. Robert Maynard 384 Chavez. Pedro Islas 388 Campbell. Mark Douglas 586 277.278 Chavez. Robert litas 348 Campbell. Mary Lee 383 Cary. Isaac George Jr 3 7 Chavez. Yolanda 570 Campbell. Patricia Elkn 570 CasaL Caren Diane 299. 450 586 Campbell. Rebekah Lynn 510.570 Casal. Henry Charles Jr 440.570 Cheadk William Kauper 269.452.570 Campbell. Robert Franklin . ..225.254.482 Casares. Albert Karl 603 Cheanev. Barbara Ann 248. 299. 586 Campbell. Scott Sulton 121.234.251.365.553 Casas. Crislela Diana 370 Cheang, Lino Choi Chi 528 510 382 Cheatham. Richard Todd 502.586 Campbell. Stephen Edward 261 Cascallar. Eduardo Cesar 516 Cheatham. Sheila Laruth 564 (ampbell. Stephen Rob 1 16. 547 Case. Jeff Dean 239. 330. 360. 378. 528 120. 121 Campbell. T.moths Boh 112. 116.547 Casey. Mary June 510.603 Cheesman. John McGill Jr ..480 320.442.570 302 ( heesman. Shervl Lynn . . 470.528 Campbell. William J 2%. 482 Cash. Kelly 225 Cheletle. John Mark 142. 144 Campbell. William Mark 382. 586 241 Cheng. Pi ngTuo Ronald 398 Campell. Marc Lafrani 570 Cashore. Carmel Anne 488 Chenoweth. John Howard 274.496.564 409 Casias. Francisco Jr 603 ( herner. Nancs 370.432.603 Campos. Lydia Suarez 376 Caskey. Christie Sue 430.603 Chernosky. Jav Martin 474 Campos. Olga Theresa 527 Caskey. Debra Lynn 438.586 ( herrv. Martha Ann 418 Canada. Meredith Lynetle 361.564 Caskey . Gordon Ray mond 464.528 Cherry. Robert Scon 261.586 378 Caskey. Sharon Kay 603 Canady. Keith 602 Casmedes. Harrv Paul III 586 Chcsney. Michael Thomas 382 (males. Luis l an 586 277 Chesnul. Douglas Gner 464.603 320 Caspary. Todd Gerard 474.603 Chester. Leeann 430603 338 Cass. Jennifer Lou 603 Chester. Tracy Ann . 430.564 ( anelon. Antonio 564 Cassell. Cassandra Sue 570 (heller. Lee Lorelk 442. 52S Chew. Stephen Linn Chi Omefs ............ Chiang. Mm-Jy ......... Chick. Alan Frederick Child. Charles Joseph ____ Childers. Edwin Ralph Ch.ldress, Sean Michael Childs. Cheryl Ann ...... Child . William Ralph Chiles. Carole Ann ...... Chilian. Robert Gregg Chilian. Steven Anthony Chimene. Andre Allen Chmnock. Ronane ...... Chisholm. Brian Lee ..... Chism. Bonnie Richards Omm.JiH ............. Chum. Shantia Gale Chmores, Tommy Ray . . Chng. Mae Wayloi ...... Choate. Catherine Pge 225.367.528 372 446. 447 516 603 603 225.528 384 470.586 382 244 528 458 564 586 570 516 586 249.289.324 372 277 .470 Chod. Ronald Jay 253. 508. 570 Choi. Chieyoung 3)6 Choi. Sungkyu 516 Choral L ' aJoaj 269 Chouleau. Ruth Michclk 370 Chozick. Robert Harm 325. 528 Chrans. Steven Jeffrey 404 Chrelicn. Robert G. Jr 373. 391 Chnstensen. Charles M 492 Chrislensen. Donald John 586 Chnslesson. Janet Lynn 528 Christian. David Bruce 528 ChrMIs Science Otiaatlzallo 285 Christiansen. Debra D 160. 345 Christie. George E 333 Christie. Lynda Ann 5 10. 603 Christman. Geoffrey Lee 529 Christman. Sheila 401. 428 Christy. Karen Sue 384. 428. 586 Chronisler. Mark Allen 586 Chronopuolos. Dino S 322 Chu. Anna .528 Chu. Sung Gun .516 Chumbley. William D. Jr 482 Chumney. India Brewer 470 Chuole. Dehora Jo 370. 428. 603 Chuoke. Laura Dean 370.376.462.586 Church. Con Leigh 383. 386 Churchill. James Emest 144 Churchman. Richard Cecil 116 Churchell. Richard Shane ... ... 274 Ciarella. David Joseph 399 C .Iky. Barbara Louise 254.510.570 Cimoch. Paul Joseph 234.298.387 Cirulh. ( laudu . 528 C .sank. Jame Allen 144 CbcoKUs 286 Ctsne. Maria Elena 564 Cisneroi. Diana 234. 430. 570 Cisneros. Elsa 586 C.ssel. Georgeann Clagetl. Susan Wagnon Clancy. Nan Lacy Clanlon. Janet Marie Clapsaddle. Catherine S Clark. Carol Rae Clark. Catherine Ann Clark. Charles T Clark. Charles Thomas Clark. Cindy Linn Clark. Deborah Ann Clark. Edward (lark. Eileen Elizabeth Clark. George Lawson Clark. Joan F Clark. Kathy Jo Clark. Mark Adrian Clark. Martin Lane ... Clark. Melvm Eugene Clark. Michele Patricia Clark. Rick. Lynne Clark. Robin Rhea Clark. Steven Arbuthnot Clark. Susan Lynn ... Clark. Susan Mane Clark. Tamara Clark. Tami Gay 370. 466 225.378 564 603 528 603 382 378. 383 .224 5M . . . . 277. 446 l7 280 444 344 470 340 464.570 335 466 234 225.370.603 383 276.603 Clark. Virginia Cameron Clark. Virginia Dy Clarke. Cary Gailher Clarke. Lawrence Ross Clarke. William Terry Clarkson. John-Michael Clam I U,.l luh . 248.299.370.379.462 570 603 270 488 492 333.276.570 492 506.586 514-619 339 Clausel. Caroline 225. 328. 586 CLawson. Robert Jeffrey 482. 603 Cla . George William 564 Clay. Lareatha Honette 570 Clay. Laurence Edward 380 Clay. Lisa Kay 438. 603 Clay. Rohm Lynn 234. 442. 528 Claypool. Rebecca Lynn 442. 603 116 371.377 370 Clayton. Bryan A Clayton. Carol Clayton. Cynthia Ann Clayton. Mary Elizabeth Clayton. Mary Lou Boone Clayton. Melame Ann Clayton. Okta Carol . 370 382 466.586 336 Clayton. William David 373. 390 (leary. Kevin Charles Ckaveland. Paul Glen Ckgg-CynthiaFaye Clegg. Karen Elizabeth Clem. Dennis Lee C lemenv Robert James Clement. Craig Kendall ( lemmont. Martin Dearwood demons. Robert Ewmg Jr 399 464 320. 370 470. 603 570 570 492 500 474 demons. Valeria Dorelle 308. 603 Cleveland. Daniel Glen Clibon. I namane dill. Cynthia Kay Clifton. Oljnd Brent Clifton. William M C linard. Pamela Ellen Clme. Carolyn Ruth ( ' line. Douglas David dine. Scott Farrar 490 388 570 327 .516 603 528 390 440. 564 Clinton. Claude Ramsey Jr 296. 482. 586 Clinton. Linda Ann 372 Cosine Section 654-664 Clothier. Mark Alkn 388 Ckiud. John Mark 603 Cloud. Robert Ty 384 douse. Glenn Edward 570 Clowe-. Am) Lee 570 (luck. Kilhennc Renee 260. 379 Coalc. Margaret Susan 466 Coalter. Juliann 442 624 Index Page Name Page Page Page Coales. William Franklin ( ,u uim Sandra Lavern C ' ohh. Carol Mims Conn. Cathy Jean Cobb. Lee Alan Cobb. Linda Kay Conn. Mary Suzanne ... Cobb. Melissa Moms .... Cobb. Michael Dale Conen. Debra Gayle Cocek. Chnslma Lynn Cochran. Devm Scolt ... Cochran. Richard Talbol Cochran. Tamara Louise Cochrane. Carolyn E Cucke. James Truman . . Coddmglon. Mary Susan Coe. Gordon Earl Jr Coe. Richard Cunb Coel. Susan Annette Coll. Tina Lynn Collee. Keith Allan Cofley. Michael Stephen Colley. Rebecca Rhea Cogburn. Bnan Cogdell. Dan Lamat Cogdell. John R Coggins. Sanlord Danny Coggins. William Hal ... Coghlm. Leslie Alkn Cohan. Andrea Lynn .... Cohan. Leslie Claire Cohen. Amy Beth Cohen. Denise Joy Cohen. Frederick Ira Cohen. Gary Jay Cohen. Laune Ann Cohen. Marcy Ann Cohen. Michael Alan .... Cohen. Samuel Gordon Cohen. Sheryl Ivy Cohn. Mark Alan Coke. Ethel A Cokendolpher. Gay Lynn Coker. Alice Catherine Coker. Curtis Charles Coker. James David Coker. Raymond Ltt Coker. Stephen Key Coker. Steven Dak Colby. Jellrey John Colby. Kathryn Louise Coldwater. Cheryl Lynn Cole. Charles Robert Cole. Gar) Paul Cole. Georfe Luis Cole. James Leon Cole. Jellrey Wajne Cole. Joseph Roderick Cole. Kan Demon Cole. Kimberly Ann Cole. Marilyn . Cole. Marion Wicks III Ctileman. Bunny Coleman. Carol Ann Cokman. Fred Allen 293.330.340.570 278 466 383 500 . . 234. 379. 450. 586 450.603 488 270 432.586 376.570 464.603 440 570 ............ 386 .............. 371 .......... 450.603 .............. 476 .......... 474. 586 .............. 450 ............. 529 .......... 270.603 ............. 116 283.383.430. 570 249.286.410.529 ............. 496 1 16 444.570 448 498 380 432 498.603 570 225 J70.432 498 494 494.586 586 570 370 299.376 488. 586 Coleman. George Mark 225. 603 Coleman. Janet Demne 529 Coleman. Judith 529 Coleman. Leslie Arnim 448. 603 Coleman. Marc Stephen 384 Coleman. Mark Bradlee 502. 586 Coleman. Michael Robert 460. 529 Coleman. Nancy 272 Coleman. Palncia Ann 282. 529 Coleman, Pamela Jence 277. 280. 570 Coleman. Stephanie Lynn 603 Coleman. Stephen Glen 529 Colen. Kimberly Ann 432, 570 Coles. James F-rnesI 325. 529 Coles. Sheryl Lynn 372 Coles. Warren Lewis 440 Coley. Susan Carolyn 529 Colhoun. Robert Bruce 474 Coll. Luis Enrique 570 Collard. Jesse Eugene Jr 603 College ot Buslne AdmlnhlrMlo I9S. 199 College of Education 208 College of F.ngfneerinx 202 College of Flue Am 209 College of Humanities 212.213 College of Natu ral Sciences 204-206 College of Pharmacy 207 College of Social and Behavioral Sckaces 2 14. 2 1 5 Collen. Daniel Eugene 384 Collenback. Sharon Lee 430 Collenback. William G 603 450.603 586 242 . . .603 261.328.382.516 320 Combs. Alan B I iKiimunk atlim Council Comparin. Cynthia Jane .... Compton. Elizabeth Lee Comstock. Veronica N Concert Chorale Conde. Juan Ricardo . . . ... 388 ...251 ...603 ...510 ...383 . .270 ..116 Colletta. Carole E. rollnii. Joseph C. Collier. Anne Ayer Collier. Cindy (oilier. James Louis Collier. Kelky Suzanne .381 500 .384 464.570 J3J 276 272. 430. 603 387 490. 586 }U 454 516 333.391 384 438. 586 529 442. 586 335 603 570 500,586 Collier. Stephen Ferguson Collins. Ann Shetlon 488 Collins. Bryan Peter 340 Collins. Charlotte Lou 510.603 Collins. Colleen M 338. 373. 390 Collins. Deborah Lynn 373. 390 Collins. Denise Jean 438. 529 Collins. Don Henry 2%. 444. 587 Collins. Gregory Kent 482. 570 Collins. John Robert 320 Collins. Kelley Lee 370. 379. 603 Collins. Mary Anne 510 Collins. Michael Dulan 370 Collins. Sue 272 Collins. William Nelms 22. 440 Collum. Eric Vaughn Jr 337 Colmenarei. Henay ....529 Colmery . Cheryl Ann 283. 306. 450. 570 Colodny. Wayne Lee 570 Colombo. Richard Peter 529 Column. Bryan Karl 296.464.587 Cok|uill. Richard Paul 304. 38 1 . 464. 529 Colson. Joyce Elaine 378 Colt. Richard Tone 452 oltharp. Bruce Ray III 603 Colvm. Hi c in 1. 1 Sue 603 Colvin. James 193. 1%. 197 Colvm. Rebecca Rose 570 Combes. Rustin Bradky 464.603 Conley. Patricia Frances 299. 462 Connally. John B. Jr 378 Connally. Nina Louise 248. 370 Connaughlon. Catherine L 529 Connely. Shelby Devel 603 Conner. Lois Ann 529 Conoley. Teresa Ann 280 Conrad. Peter W. 482 Conradt. Jody 152. 154. 155. 156 Conroy. Timothy Richard 570 Constanzo. Ted Louis 1 16. 119 Contreras. Cipnano Casas 529 Contreras. Victoria M. Convis. Charles Lester . . . Conway. Shannon Jone . Conway. Victoria Lynn . Conwell. Marvilyn Kay . . Cook. Abigail Cook. Connie Gail Cook. Gary Douglas Cook. James Ralph C III Cook. John Carlton Cook. Mary Finley 516 382.386 450 603 441 5 .. .529 517 382 502 280 Cook. Michael Anthony 149. 1 50 Cook. Nina Jo 241. 326. 564 Cook. William L. Ill 464. 587 Cooke. Bruce Alan 458 Cooke. Cynthia 381. 529 Cooke. Frances Gladys 280 Cooke. Jams 603 Cooky. Carol Ann 448. 603 Cooky. Dorothy Ann 248. 428. 587 Coolidge. Gayle Roberta 488. 529 Coon. Everett 300. 444 Cooner. Michael Warren 529 Coons. Lynda Let 370. 379. 603 Cooper, Carlotta E 242. 272. 404 Cooper. Carol Stephanie 432. 587 Cooper. Carolyn Marie 570 Cooper. Catherine R 342 Cooper. David John 381 Cooper. James Thomas 320. 570 Cooper. Jeanetta Ann ... 587 Cooper. Laura Anne 448 Cooper. Mary Gilkison 570 Cooper. Milton Harris Jr 480 Cooper. Neil Brent 529 Cooper. William Paul 480 Cope. Carl Edward 335. 529 Cope. David Martin 529 Copeland. Charlie R. Jr 334. 372 Copeland. Morgan Lee Jr 1 1 5. 1 16 Copeland. Rhoda Helen .274.587 Coppedge. Gena Kaye 587 Coppmger. Celeste Elaine 450. 587 Coppoclt. Gustavo R 502 Coquelm. Arthur Wiley 382 Corbell. Deborah Helen 570 Cornell. John Warren . .. 603 Corhelt. Lisa Kaye Cornell. Maria Corhm. Ellen Suzanne Cordaro. Michael Edward . . . Cordell. David Mark Cordell. Floyd Richard Cordero. Charles Darryl Cordettes Coren. Carol Rae Corenblnh. Arthur Jay Corley. Martha Frances Cornelius. Richard Edwin Cornell. John Cornell. Steven Barry Cornell. David Wayne Cornwall. John David Cornwell. Billy Joe Jr Cornwell. Cynthia Ann Correira. Marsha L. Henson Corngan. Mary Kimberly Corse. Ricky Charles Cortes Condc. Florencia Cortes. Daneta Cortes. Rossana Corlez. Raul Corwm. Harney James Cory. Kenneth Mark Coslello. Mary Jane Colham. Candace Rodgers Cotton. Jenmler Ann Couch. Ray Edward Jr Couch. Travis Marc Couch. William Garrant Jr. . . Coupal. David Page Court. Vincent Anne Covell. Susan Lynn Covens. Shan Annette Coven. Gary Elizabeth Covey. Mark Lynn Covmgton. Frank William . . . Covmgton. Margaret Anne Cowan. Everard James Cowan. Melessa Sue Coward. David Kevin Cowden. Anne Burleson Cowling. Kenan Davii Cowling. Rebecca Ann Cox. Chns Ellen COR. Deborah Ann Cos. Janet Elaine Co . Kalhy Cox. Keith Arnold Cox. Kelly Rae Cox. Linda Jaye Cox. Mary Elizabeth Cox. Nina Jan Cox. Rhonda Kay Cox. Rhonda Kay Cox. Robert Ownby Cox. Ronald Charles Cox. Royla Mane Cox. Ruth Elaine Cox. Terry Lynn Cox. Thomas Alton Cox. Timothy Paul Cov. Holly Ann ..326.379.587 313 326.529 1 16 367 ....404 S ....401 5 .603 163 564 ....214.215 570 ...388.564 603 .330.274.529 603 332 450.529 .270.500.564 ....370 334 .603 39 382 ....384 570 ..382.388.529 ...371 313 ...116 312 311 311 570 432. 570 529 116.529 .... 529 345.388 ....382 603 ....587 284.466.529 276 ..306.442.564 603 .313 JW 234.603 391.452.570 488. 587 603 446 .326.379.587 .326.379.587 .277.603 384.490 381.382 216 324.376.603 ....370 564 603 .248.299.587 Index 625 Coyle. Cheryl Lynn Coyk. Valerie Ann Crabb. Elizabeth Ann Craddock. John Walton Jr Craddock. Sharon Fay Craft Catherine Ann Craft, Catherine E. Craft Leslie Margarel Craft, Louisa Menhon Craft, Sheryl Bernice Crago. John Carman Craig. Cyndi Susan Cratg.RoyR Jr Cram. Edward Bruner Jr Cram. Hekn Claire Cram. Leslie Jean Cram. Richard Patrick Cram. Stephen Lawrence Cramer. Carol Ann Cranbcrg. Nicole Crane. Anne Marie Crane. Cheryl Lynn Cranfill. Jeanne Beth Cranford. Steven Clay Cranston. Carol Anne Craven. Charles Craven. Christopher John Craven. Enc Francis Cravens. Ben Baker Cravens. Paul Byron Crawford. Barry Hill Crawford. David Fort III Crawford. John Gordon Crawford. Karen Elizabeth Crawford. Keith Joseph Crawford. Marshall H. II Crawford. Mary Lynn Crawford. Merry Hope Crawford. Nancy Kay Crawford. Robert Byron . Craycroft. Peter Rambicur . . Craymer. Dale Kent Creamer. Ann Elizabeth Credeur. Kenneth Raymond . Creech. James William Creech. Steven Alba Creeden. Caroline Hernse . . Creel. Steven Keith Cregor. Susan Howard 242. 370. 603 Creighton. Mark Oregon 398. 482 Crenshaw. Dorothy E 511 Crenwelge. Mark Jay Ml. 264. 571 Crenwelge. Timothy Mac 454. 603 Crespo Jimenez. Miguel P 382. 30 Creutzmann. Frederick H 313 Crews. Cathryn Lynn 603 Crews. Claire Elkn 466 Cner. Jack Runck 529 Cnm. Randall Wayne 306. 384. 517 Cnss. Gwendolyn Demse 57 Cnst, David Paul 33 Cnuendon. James Alan 385 Crocker. John Dow 440 Crocker. Paul Rtley 336 440 506 440 492 5 261.262.263.264.265.267.279 571 571 Pmge Name .................. 261 .................. 5Z9 .......... 249.370.603 ...... 286.358.375.378 .................. 234 .............. 466. 570 446 .................. 603 ...... 225.283.466.587 ....... 456 .................. 328 ...... 234.241.462.570 ............ 378.391 ................ 440 .................. 316 .411.462.570 .................. 300 .444 .................. 57 .................. 377 ................ 382 .................. 22 .............. 430.564 .. .444.570 .................. 380 ...314 .................. 603 225.302.366.377.378 .................. 4M .................. 403 529 .................. 502 .................. M7 ............... 587 .............. 281 52 .......... 296.440.587 .. .248.438. 587 .............. 245.529 .................. 261 603 .................. 571 .................. MO .370 276.571 406 260.266.529 .14 Crockett. Bnan Anthony Crockett, John Alan Crockett, John Instone IV Croft, John WoodsideJr Croft. Kevin Wayne Crone. William Kennedy (room. Barbara Alice Crosby. Ann Crosby. Anne Crosby. Douglas Ray . . . Crosby. Geoffrey Powell Crosby. Janice Lynn .... Crosby. Theresa Lynn . Croshaw. Linda Cross. Charles Byron 338 380.529 496 260.265.266.529 571 31 381.382.314.571 Croea Cosntry. Me. 134-135 Crana Cosssstry . Wosm ' s 1 59 Cross. Winnie Helen 510.571 Crosson. Douglas Robert 529 Crouch. Martha Sue 442. 529 Crouch. Robert Lloyd 587 Crouch. William Gaines Jr S64 Crow. James William 480. 60] Crow. Jeananne 225. 295. 363. 377. 371. 410. 488. 571 Crow. Richard Lee 440. 587 Crow. William Matthew 3 4 Crows Me 287 Crowell. Diana Kay 571 Crowell. Mark House 274 Crowky. Timothy 492.587 Crowson. Cathie Cliir 380 Crowson. Michael Bradley 587 Crowson. Patrice 603 Crouer. Jeffrey Lee 116 Crum. K 11 hen ne Jane 470 Cruse. Gary Michael 530 Cruz. Aguslin 333. 564 Cruz. Christopher S 234 Cruz. GeraUme Anne 388. 564 Cruz. Henry Thomas 320 Cruz. Josef Espinlu 388 Cruz. Louis M 564 Cruz. Mary Alice 370 Cruz. Orlando 372.486.571 Cruz. Pedro S 603 Cruz. Rolando 571 Cruz. Ronald 454 Cude. Paul Allen 571 Cur lee. James Bradley Curhn. Barbara Lore Curliss. Mary Cyl Curlom. Barbara Lorez .... Curran. Colleen G Currell. William Stephen . . Curren. Kevin Melvyn Currey. Laura Diane Cume. Herbert L Cumer. Steve Currier. Steven Paul Curry. Cindy Kay Curry. Sue Ann Curtis. Cynthia Anne Curtis. David James Curtis. John Allen Curtis. Joyce A. Harkms . . Curtis. Kelly Kay Curtis. William Percy Cushman. Reynolds Martin . Custer. Tammye Lisa Cutler. Keith Alan Culrer. Cynthia Counney Cutrer. Martha Usabeth Culrer. Thomas William ... Cykoski. Cynthia Corn Cyphers. Karen Rebecca Cyr. Cynthia Aileen Cyr. Michelle Cyr. Timothy Brian Czaja. Marion Day Page . 261.604 466 571 530 428.530 502.587 139 260.571 402 219 382 428.604 604 .284.448.530 480.571 325 530 428.587 440. 587 225.280.571 587 530 252.466.571 466.604 382 448. 587 530 299.379.571 604 .397.414.415 382 Dabbv Bryan Kevin 458. 571 Dabbs. Kenneth D 116 Dabbs. Robert Dean 302 Dabney. Lalta Elizabeth 530 Dabney. Michael Scon 464.604 Dacus. BenmeSue 283.587 Dacy. David Wayne 502 Dagen. Jonna Sue 274. 571 Daggell. Allen James Jr ...454 DahTchnstiane Lee 330.462 Dahlcr. Megon Anne 376. 587 Dahlheimer. Kimberly Ann 450 Dailey. Linda Ann . . . 587 Dally Teu . TV 244.245 Daimwood. Ellen Mary 564 Dale. Emily 488.530 Dale. Nancy 225. 234. 2%. 370. 488 Dalehiie. Virginia Elkn 604 Dallas. George James Dallas. Stephen Dewayne Dallhorp. James Arthur Jr Dalthorp. Margarel M 242 Dallon. Oscar Leonard III 476 Dalton. Steven Marsalis 530 Daman. Anne Mane 587 Dimer.ll David Odell 312 Dssstee 74.75 Dancer. Reecy Lynn 530 Dandndge. William Webb 571 Daneke. Steven Kent 530 Danford. Janet Lynn 571 Daniel. Dennn Bradford 372 Daniel. James 204 Daniel. James Inman 372 Daniel. James Robert 333.564 Daniel. Leslie M. R 372 Daniels. CynthiaW 383 Daniels. Dean a Alice 383 Daniels. Debora Elaine . 299 Daniels. J.mmie Leroy Jr 382 Daniels. Joe Glen 604 Daniels. Kenneth Estei Jr 306.395. 478 Daniels. Ned Reagan Jr 571 Danidson. Roderick Lee 384 Danielson. Wayne Allen 210. 251 Dams. Michael Richard 410. 415 Danki. John Barry 126 Dannemillcr. James L 382 Dannemiller. Robert A 604 Name Davis. Collm Horne Davis. David Harris III Davis. Donna Karen Davis. Doreen Barr Davis. Dome Ann Davis. Elizabeth Dundee Davis. Gladys Patricia Davis. Glenn Thomas Davn. Ira Lee Davis. John Sheldon Davis. John Stuan Davis. John William Jr Davis. Jonathan Reece . Davis. Julie Kay Davis. Leah Jan Davis. Leonard Arthur Davis. Lisa Ann Davis. Mark William Davis. Michael Dean Davis. Nancy Lou Davis. Pamela Lynn Davis. Ra Archer Davis. Robert Davis. Ross Me er Davis. Stephen James Davis. Steven Dwain Davis. Susan Elizabeth Davis. Suzanne Kae Davis. Teresa Melissa Davis. Thomas Davis. Thomas Brown Davis. Thomas Townsend Davis. Waller Richard Jr. Davis. William Ellsworth Davis. William Richard Jr Davison. Carol D ' Ann Davwn. Charles Ray Dawkms. Bretton Guy . . Dawson. Claire Stokes Dawson. Deborah Dawson. Lisa Dane Dawson. Margy Etta Dawson. Nanc Lee Dawson. Thomas Bnllon Day. Dehca Kaywynne Day. Kathleen Evans Day. Michael Landts Daye. Diane De Berry. Cynthia E De Bessc. Jean Mane De Boer. Dawn De Bord. Steve I II Page 490.604 380 379 470.571 446.604 163 604 261 383 261 251.306.464.571 571 384 462.571 564 508.604 488 234.330.484 261 248.379.587 326. 530 492.587 210 .384.482 225.383 530 158. 159 313 370.379 261.370 327 464.604 492 492.587 398 500 379 604 587 380 571 383 587 382 464 332.530 571 373 282.376 428 428.587 251.332.530 314 Name Dencer. Beverly Ward Denenberg. Ira Kenneth Denham. Claude Andrew Jr Denkler. Jane Ellen Denn. Avrom Jack Denn. Belinda Lee Dennis. Cynthia Jane Dennis. Jennifer Rhea Dennis. Katherme Leigh Dennis. Randall Hank Dennis. Richard Scott Dennis. Robin Rosemary Demon. Cynthia Ann Demon. Martha Jane Demon. Steven Branch Deoca. Sandra Ortiz Depew. James Melvin Jr Depew. John Henry Jr Derham. Jo Lynn Dermck. David Dwighl Derrick. Catherine Louise Derrick. Cynthia Lynn Desanto. Susan Ellen Destefano. Michael Manon Delhrow. Brian Lee Deity. James William Deutsch. Jeffrey Alan Devine. Enn Margarel Devme. Kirby Elizabeth Dewitl. Anne Louise Dewulf. Diana Ann Dharma. Sashikala Di Fiore. Dallas Lee Dial. Joseph Andrew Dial. Karen Mane Dial. Stephen Allan Dial. Tyler Glen Diamond. Jack Woody Diamond. Marcia Ellen Diamond. Memke Arden Diamond. William Carl Diase. Soraya Diaz. Deborah Ann Diaz. Rainier Jose Diaz. Virginia Ann Dick. John Frederick Dick. Mark Andrew Dickard. Brian Keith Page 571 247.251.367.377 381 282.379.587 327.571 326. 530 57 604 604 312 464.604 571 530 156 139 587 .. .384.484.587 238. 239. 240. 280. 530 234.571 384 282.370.376.604 260.333.391.571 234.306.331.438.530 234.340 261 241 325 571 448. 530 282 ..406 388 300,440 604 260 372 530 315 491 339 604 379 251.587 564 530 280.571 571 502 380 564 440 De Camp. Jennifer Ann 225. 354. 380. 389 DeCou .Jan 438.530 DeCuir. Louis Numa III 335 De Fralus. George Douglas 388 De Ceunn. Dunne Rene 604 De Grassi. Hollis B I II 587 De Jong. Richard Howard . . . . 225. 382 De Komng, Diane Mary 334. 372. 383. 390 De La Cruz. Eduardo A 406 De La Cruz. Rafael Marcos 241 De La Garza. Diane E. 342.571 De La Garza. Javier E 234. 235. 346. 347. 364. 388. 530 De La Rosa. Diana Mane 571 De La Rosa. Michael A 261. 384 De U Rosa. Selestmo 530 De La Rosa. Sylvia 587 De Leon. Dahlia 530 De Leon. Fernando 334.280564 De U Santos. Ruben Jr 571 De Los Santos. Sylvia Ann 282. 530 De Marigny. Morgan C 496 De Rosa. Steven Michael 383 De Santos. Debra Lee 345 De Vaughn. Fanya Renee 587 492 604 378 37 587 Cue. Jorge Ignaci Cuetlar. Elizabeth Ann . Cuellar. Julieta Isabel . . . Cuellar. Rebecca Noemi Cuenod. Ann Moore .... Cuenod. Diane Marie 488. 530 381 277.370,604 J70 604 470.604 Cuenod. Donna Dean Cuenod. Emile Marc Jr Cuenod. Ronald Pillot Jr Cuff. George William Culbertson. Paul Michael Cull. Mary Catherine .... Culp. Catherine Signe Crinnl Ellin. Inaaial Cos Culwell. Michael Wendell 492 488 . 464.587 464 388 571 290.571 470.530 54 3 Dannmger. Karm 158. 604 Danysh. Donna Mane 249.326.530 Dao. Thang Nhat 384 Dao. TuanNnal 384 Darby. John Mark 261. 604 Darden. George Radcliffe 604 Darden. Juanita Hanence 530 Darden. Robert Owen 388 Darling. Danna Ruth 241 Darr. Kathleen Anise 571 Darrah. Anne Margarel 430 Dar rah James Fmley 287 Darrouzel. Michael J 604 Dashiell. Douglas Jackson 296. 587 Dauer. Steven Wayne 382 Daugherty. Barry Craig 384 Daughterly. Paige Kendyl 234. 470. 571 Daugherty. Sandra Sue 218. 587 Dauley. V.cky Jo 462. 530 Davalos. Hector Adolfo 292 Davenport. Carol Ann 571 Da venport. Richard Len 384 Davenport. Tracy Franklin 530 Davey. Alice Lynnetle 510.571 David. Alkn Demaret 1 16. 564 David. Debbie Lyn 571 Cumbie. Mary Carohn Cummings. Carolyn Joyce Cumminp. Deborah Grace Cummmgs. Grace Elaine Cummings. Mary Lynn Cunningham. Daniel Joseph Cunningham. Fred Kelly Cunningham. Robert J. Jr . .430, 530 ....421 382 320 530 234.298.530 530 ..383.384.482.571 431 126 Cunningham. Isabella C. M 332 Cunningham. William H 239. 378. 391 Cupit, Cary Dell 564 Curbdlo. Johnny Trevore 587 Curinglon. D ce Carol 587 Curl. Paul Thomas 384.587 Ds.v, joff. Marl. Alan Davidson. Barbara Lee Davidson. Gilda Joyce . Davidson. Gregory Scon Davidson. James Edward Davidson. Michele Annise Davidson. Nancy Ann .... Davies. Timo(h Kevin Davies. William Fred Jr Davila. Sergio Jesus Davis, Alvm Preston Davis, Ann Louise Davis. Benjamin Daniel 530 Davis, Beth Renee 462, 530 Davis. Brui Key 490 Davu. Came Lynn 24 . 530 Davis, Catherine Carol 274 Davis. Charles Thomas Jr . . . 322 Davis. Charlotte Yvonne 260. 587 Davis. Clara Anders 382 Davis. Clinton Emerson 382 508 604 530 261.384.587 452. 571 250. 295. 377. 378. 381.383.401.448.571 234.235.252.286 354. 377. 378. 389 450. 530 280.504 384 587 320.530 276.571 De Walch. ... De Welle. NicoUas Willem De Witt. C Greer De Wolf. Steven Kelky Deal. Lisa Mane Deal. Theresa Lynn 284. 470 Dean. Helen Kay 225 Dean. Karen Kay 274 Dean. Marcia Elkn 604 Dean. Nancy Ann 280 Desw of Stvsksm 218.219 Dean. Roben John 371 Dean. Ronald Edward 496 Dean. William Edwin 382 Deanng. Harry Leonard 373. 391 Deaton. Alyse Ann .. 450.571 Dealon Mary Elaine .401. 428. 587 409 370.604 502.604 373.377.378.390 490 261 225.326.343.450.530 234.448.571 381 Dees. William Aubrey Jr 373. 382 De ' febach. Lyle Matthew 282 Deffeyes. Joan Elizabeth 161.370 Defino. Maria Elise 382 Degenhardl. James Carllon 287.404 Deger. Daniel Joe 410 370.379.448 57] 486 370. 376 269. 328. 530 280.401.587 248 464.604 204.205 345.564 571 388 516 .348 282.379.384.587 571 383 I ... 604 Deal . Annabeth Louise Decell. Mary Kalhenne Decherd. Mark Wood Decken. Charla Sue Dedman. Robert Henry Jr Deeds. Darryl Arthur Deenng. Cheryl Lynn Deertng. Deborah Sue Dees. Kerry Lee Dehoney. Elizabeth Anne Dekontng. Diane Mary Del Bosuue. RKCIO Roel Del Castillo. Diana Delaney. Patrick Austin Delaney. Stacy Ann Delarosa. Sylvia Dclalour. John Samuel Delevoryas. Theodore Delgado. Celyna Donna Delgado. Cynthia Flores Delgado. Ja ' ime N . Delgado. Joaqum Anuro Delgado. Rudolfo Jr Delgado. Sylvia M Delk. Russell Louis Dell. Lance Allen Dellen back. Steven Wa Deller. Richard W Delmore. Martha Ja Delta Deha Delta Drtia l.amnsa Delia Kappa ff m . Phi Epslkn 391 t 290.530 448. 449 450.451 452.453 469 LVila Mgstsa Pnf 454. 455 Delia Sliaia PI 322.323 Drila Sign. Tkela 456. 457 Delta Tau Deha 458. 459 Delta Lpslton 460. 461 Demure. Kaaren Michelle 408. 604 Dempsey. Amy Claire 296.462.587 Dempsey. Diane 438. 571 Dempsey. Pamela 234.438.530 Demulh. Susan Christina ATM Dickason. Randal William 382. 571 Dickens. Claire A 383 Dickens. Karen Ann 442 587 Dicker. Paul Francis 398 Dickerson. John C. Ill 234. 327. 340. 53 1 Dickerson. Robert Henry 464571 Dickey. Elkn Bryce 382. 387 Dickey. Vakne Lee 383 Dickie. Jess Carson IV 492. 587 Dickson. Carole Lynne 225 Dickson. Coltsier III 278 Dickson. Pamela Joyce 308 604 Didion. Mary Pamela 260 Didonalo. Daniel Roben 274 Diehl. Rosemary Aleyce 450. 571 Diermger. Richard Joe 408 Diers. Robert Dean 306. 571 Diesle. Martha Hope 488.587 Dieten. Carey Scott 604 Dietschweiler. Karen Lynn 248. 379. 571 Dictze. John Frederick 116.458604 Dietzel. Charlotte Mae 345.347571 Duna. Stephanie Camille 604 Dike. Janice Lynn 154. 1 55. 587 Dnono. Margarel Carol 604 Dilger. Mary Margarel 343.462. 571 Dill. Karen Lizabelh 326 Dill. Sarah Jayne 326 Dillard. David Lewis 171. 241. 327. 531 Dillard. Jeffrey Rugeley 444.587 Dillard. Kelton Earl 587 Dillard. Mary Catherine 430. 531 Diller. Kenneth R 391 Dillon. Lester R. Ill 382 Dilly. Cheryl Ann 604 Dilly . Mane Lynn 370. 604 Dilworth. Beverly 571 Dilworlh. Sondra Beth 604 Dimas. Esmeralda Millie 282 Dimitn. James Anthony 571 Dimmitt. Dean 381. 53 1 Dingrando. Carmen Joseph 282. 504. 57 1 Dmino. Vincent Rairden 378 Dinnean. Jacquelyn Mane 462. 604 Dirks. Douglas Dean 340 Discher. Russell Lewis 251. 383 Diseker. Charles M. Ill 587 Dishongh. Joe B Jr 336. 454 Dismukes. Kenneth T Jr 384. 440. 587 Dislefano. Mary Elizabeth 274 Dm linger Glenn Ray 571 Diltlmger. Rebecca E. P 386 Dillmann. Steven Alan 516 Divine. Elisabeth Teny 587 Divine. John Douglas 390 LH.HJO. of Ces-eral ustsl Cti.airalKe Susslsss 211 Dunn. Daniel Kent 464 Doak. John Michael 531 Doan. Kenneth Wayne 116 Dobarganes. Sara Noel 331 Dobbins. Debra Demsc 296. 448. 450 Dobbins. Timothy Dale 492 Dobbs. Anne Claire 370. 428. 587 Dobbs. Randy K 322. 331. 531 Dobbs. Susan Gak 379 Dobias. Kenneth DwayiK 587 Dobray. Debra 380.531 Doby. Donna Gail .587 Dochen. Samia Mae 299. 498. 604 Dockeny. James Michael 234. 286. )84. 476 Dodd. Chadwick Graham 452 Dodd. Elizabeth Munay 438 Dodd. Kellyc Kay 438 Dudd. Randall Floyd 234 Dodds. Barbara Joan 382 Dodge. Robert Henry 382 Dodson. Deidra Denise 234. 260. 470. 604 Dodion. Karen Ruth T 381 Dodson. William David 384. 587 Doe. RicharJ Ale.ander 373. 391 Doell. Susanne Ronmson 387 Doenges. Rudolph 198 Doermg. Lisa Mane 384. 587 Diiernes. Craig Robert 320.516 320 304.440 474 Duernes. Gary Kci Doggelt. William Leslie Doherty. Casey William Doherly. David Booty Doherty. Judith Ann Doherly. Thomas William Dinron. Beverly Ruth . . Dokell. Elizabeth Ann Dolan. David Francis Dolan. Sharon Eileen Dolanskv. Gregory Michael .571 388 270 454. 531 270 )84. 391 626 Index Name oft 1 ' Dohvc. Mark Shannon 261.564 Doll. Laura Kay 383 Dollar. Susan Kay Johnsen 386 Dolph. Laura Mane 326.466 Doluisio. James T J07. 346. 388 Dommguez. Edgar 564 Dommguet. Edna Alicia Dommguez. Evelta 531 Dommguez. Mark C 1 16 Dommguez. Raul 348 Dommguez. Raul Leslie 571 Dommguez. Robert Aqutrre 564 Donahue. Janet Mane 604 Donathan. Debbie M 571 Dondlmger. Melmda Jane 306.462.531 Donnell. Anne Gayle 450. 53 1 Donnelly. Paul Randal 384.404.587 Donor. John Richard Jr 531 Donosky. Robert Wayne 508 Donovan. Gregory Patrick 322 Doody. Kevin John 384 Dooley. David Ryan 346. 347 Dooley . Jean Mane 326 Doremus. Cate 322 Dorf. Barbara Ann 261. 266. 53 1 Dorfman. Myron H 385.391 Dorneusch. Belinda Kay 587 Dorsey. Bob R 378 Dorsey. Bryan Wmgo 440 Dorsey. Ellen 470. 531 Dorsey. Van Paul 260. 587 Doss. Dale Sidney 399.571 Doss. David Alan 383 Doss. DavhJ Wayne 261 Doss. Melissa Nell 587 466 .370 .126 . 604 . .409 409.587 280 . ,391 338.571 304 . . 385 .410 .492 458. 605 ..466 . ..571 370. 605 . . Doss. Trace) Baird Dosseit. Jon Enc Dotson. Ovie Everett . . Doller. David Rowe .... Doty. Charles Wade Doty. Jeffrey Baldwin Doud. Edward Leroy . . Dougal. Ar wm A Douglas. Celeste Sue Douglas. Clifton Ford . Douglas. David Clark Douglas. Philip John. , , . Douglass. Clifton Ford Douglass. Frank Russell Douglass. Hillary Hall I Xu.m.i Enca Hartzell Doumas. Jennifer Wood . Doulel. Rodney Edmund 1 16. 605 Doulhil. Pnscilla Am Douvry. Lee Thomas Dowd. B- Natalia . Dowd. Mary Ann Dowden. Cathy Jane Dowdy. Gary Lynn Dowel!. Stan Ray Dowlmg. Jon Patrick 387 ...384 . ..288 ....388 . .450 ....571 500.587 .269 Dowlmg. Michael Joseph 270. 3S4 Downs. Curtis Chadwick 458 Downs. Gregory Marc 261 Downs. Richard Keith 287. 405 Doyal. Belinda Inne 605 Doyle. Andrea Lynn 510 Doyle. Bill Patrick 571 Doyle. Douglas Lamar . . Doyle. Theodore Wilson Drake. Diane 22.480.531 150 234.250.270.286.366.377. 378.389.470.531 .. 404.415 376 605 64-73 571 502 ...410 348.531 342.531 Drake. William Randel Drake. Zoe Anne Drakcr. Sheryl Gay Drain Draper. Darenda Kaye Draper. David Mernll Draper. Douglas Alan Drawdy. Deborah Helen Drayden. Kenneth Lamar Dreayer. Barry Michael 371 Dreiss. Thomas Edward 370 Drcnnan. Kalhy Michele 338. 571 Drennan. Sherry Lanell 587 Drews. Carl Frederick 476 Drews. Sandra Ann 284. 466. 531 Dreyer. Dale Alan 587 Dreyfus. John Buckman 225. 508. 571 Dreyfuss. Alice Bell G 282. 335. 391. 531 Dreyfuss. Robert Cahn 508 Driggers. William Gerald 380 Driscoll. Laura Lee 252. 531 Driver. Elmer Lewis Jr 516 448 280 334. 338. 372. 564 466 44.306.324.415.571 446 ..411.428.571 Drymala. Wanda Lynette 370.430.605 Du Bois. James Robert 274 Dubmski. Susan Lynn 432. 587 391 484 ..462.571 320 ..571 Driver. Karen Am Droemer. Carroll Ellene Droemer. June Mane . . Drought. Virginia Lee . . . Drummer. Donald Glen Drury. Sally Fra Dryer. Leanne Mane Dublin. William L Jr Duckelt. Jesse James Dudley. Dell Shern Dudley. John Woodie Dudley. Whit Duesterhoell. William C. Jr 336. 391 Duff. Dennis Andrew Duff. Rebecca Jo Duffey. Connor Jowell Duffey. Elizabeth Ann Duffle Roy Nelson Duffy. Carol Ann Dufour. Denise Mane Dugan. Elizabeth Ann 331 587 371 510 ....531 382 605 446 Duggan. Cheryl Kalhryn 272. 605 Duke. Benlon Craig 482 Duke. Jeanne M 564 Duke. Joyce Ann 587 Duke. Mary Beth .. 438.571 Dukes. William Robert 440 Dulm. Dann Jo 531 Dullahan. Calhken Anne 250.379 Dulmage. Howard Taylot Jr 322 Dumas. Lu Ann 428 Dumler. Bruce Eugene 116 Dunagan. William C 391 Dunav.n. Lisa Ann 587 Dunbar. Anita Lynn 605 Dunhar. Donald George III 474. 571 - Dunhar. Richard Alan Duncan. Allan Houston Duncan. Claudia Lee Duncan. Harriet Norm Duncan. James Duncan. Jane Colney Duncan. Jeaneane Duncan. Lucile Flemming Duncan. Marilyn 260.264.267.531 371 168 488. 605 .196. 197. 378 ... 225. 264. 378 470. 587 442. 531 201 Duncan. Michael Glen 373.391 Index 627 Nime Page Duncan. Peggy Lynn 605 Duncan. Stephen Mile 371 Duncan, Tina Mane 1 56. 587 Dunkelberg. Anne 381 Dunkelberg. Ralph III 444 Dunlap. Cynthia Anne 450. 587 Dunlap. Deborah Elizabeth 379. 587 Dunlap. Linda Gail 280 Dunn. Clio Marie 380 Dunn. Cynthia Ann 373 Page Eldredge. Deborah B . . . 382 Elek. Kathfyn Ann 234 Elfenbein. Viclor Samuel 384 Ehezer. Zwy D 391 Elms, M.lchtll Roy SOS. 60S Ehzalde. Laura Lucille .605 Dunn. Diane Mane. Dunn. Donna Ruth Dunn, Elizabeth Vega . Dunn. Kenneth Vincent Dunn. Nancy Ruth Dunn. Richard Clement .401.571 371 .248.299.326.587 322 343.448.531 33 Dunn. Sally Eugenia 234. 450 Dunn. Sharon Ann 370. 587 Dunnigan. William Joseph 144. 391 Duponl. Madeline Louise 397. 462. 605 Dupree. Demse Diane 564 Dupree. Kelly Palnce 604 Dupnesl. Mark Thomas 381. S3) Elkms. Aliene Ann 462. 531 Elkms. Gary Eugene 372 Elkms. Wilham Karl 454. S88 Ellerbee. Timothy Glenn 605 Dupnesl. Robert Stewart Dupnest. Shirley Ann S. . Durand-Holhs. Gabnel Jr. Duranleau. Inez Yvonne Durant. Russell Lynn Durbin. James C. Jr Durdin. Sarah Louise Duren. Almetns M Duren. Karen Lynn Durham. Mary Tarrai 397.414 345 57 338 464.571 492 .. 248. 571 219.278.378 438.571 . .466 I llenn Seth Robert Elhnor. Danya Sleele . . Elhnor. Elizabeth Ann . Elliott. Deborah Kelsey . Elliott. John Webster Elliott. ManeCalhenne Elliott. Mark Anthony . . Elliott. Mark Vaughn . Elliott. Michael Bergen Elliott. Patricia Elliott. Terry Wayne .... Ellis. Brenda Deloii .... Ellis. David Howard .... Ellis. Glen James Ellis. Gwendolyn Gail .. Ellis. Karen Jean Ellis. Martha Adelia .... Ellis. Michael Lynn Ellis. Michael Thomas .. Ellis. Regina Kay Ellis. Richard Lynn Ellis. Virginia Gail ....470 340 234.306.510.572 370.379.510.605 ; 572 482.605 331 60S 490,605 .234.235.249.361.490.572 380.386 588 309 500.572 482 385.390 407. 564 572 388 116 531 .605 316 531 382 219 370 572 255.403 494 373.391.572 531 388 388 343,531 382 166 572 605 372 531 470 500 225 470. 605 440 .41. 115. 116. 117. 119.578 605 338 370.379 605 390.531 irgir I. Da . 394. 397 385 ..298 234 . . 430. 604 Durrenberger. Cyril J 372 Durrett. Karen Denise 587 Durrell. Mary Ellen 206. 342 Dushkm. Jay Harris 370. 494, 604 Dushman. Susan Renee 225 Dullon. Michael Gene Duy, Doan Phu Dvorsky. Char les Fred III Dwighl. Margie Diane Dwyer. Marianne Dyck. Lynda Dianne 428. 587 Dye. Billy Wayne 336 Dye. Leslie Gerard 588 Dyer. D ' Ann 2%. 450. 588 Dyer. Elizabeth Lane 370. 466. 604 Dyer. Linda Sue 382 Dyer. Patricia Colleen 282. 370. 588 Dyer. William Mervin 261 Dyess. Richard Walker 304. 464 Dykes. Russell Stuart 506, 57 1 Dyo. Robert Kent 531 Dzierlenga. Gary Wayne 380. 331 Ellison. David Brett 490. 588 Ellison. James Richard 373 390 Ellison. Samuel P. Jr 378. 385 Ellzey. Janel Lee Ellzey. Jill Mane Elmer. John Bayard Elmore. Allison Stephanie Elms. Clark Children Elrod. Marilyn A. Arnold Elrod. Pamela Gail Elrod. Steve Victor Elsik. Ava Louise Eisner. Susan Carol . Elvig. Mark Frtthjol Elzner. Daniel Ray Eagan. Cynthia Lynne Eakin. Richard Timothy Early. Ann Elizabeth Earnest. Alan Bradley Earnest. Fredrick Lester .... Earnest. Susan Jean 438. 605 Easley. Paul Gregory 380 Eason. Jean Marie 564 Easterlmg. Jan Irene 588 Eastman. Rhonda Lea 326. 370. 376 Eathorne. Rosalind M. Mrs 383 Eaton. Kim Elynne 510 Eaton. Susan Jean 605 Eaton, Tern Kay , 370 Eber. Beth Diane 432. 605 Echavama. Roland 225 Eck.Colken Kay White 388 Eck. Michael George 605 Ecken, Nancy Lou 466. 588 Eckles. Dawn 274 Edgar, Carolyn Ann 531 Edgar. Michael Howell 253 Edgar. Thomas F J9I Edinburgh. Mary Beth 383 Edisen. Laura Ingnd 333 Edmmsler. Truman Carey 234. 235. 361. 378. 389. 516 Edmond. JaneCovmgton 450.605 Edmonds. Lester Loyd Jr 239 Edmonson. Georgia Anita 324. 564 Edsel. James Hoi Education Council Edwards. Craig Andrew Edwards. Joe Brian Edwards. John Michael Edwards. Lana Leigh . 480 ..252 4% 38: 248.379.571 Edwards, Larry Meredith 406 Edwards. Laura Crawford 383 Edwards. Lmetle Anmce 588 Edwards. Mark 372 Edwards. Mark Carroll 496 Edwards. Mark Richard 249, 325. 482. 531 Edwards. PnscillaC 339 Edwards. Sarah Jane 605 Edwards. Stephen Alan .335 Eeyore ' i Blnhda, Pny 92. 93 Egger. William Clayton .588 Eggert. Charles W. Jr 274 Ehlers. Charles Robert 531 Ehrhardl. Paul William 391 Ehrle. John Lewis 588 Ehrlich. Dana Asaph 244 378 Ehrhch. Mary Elizabeth 260. 564 Ehrlich. Richaid Alan 261. 605 Ehrhch. Robert Maxwell 480 Eichler. Allyson Carol ... .446 Eickbusch. June Merrily 571 Eidom. Tanya Lynn Eiland, Gary Lee Einkauf. Oscar Ernest III Emkauf. Robert Benson , ... Emspruch. Andrew Martin Eisen. EydieJan Eisenberg. Melissa Ann . . Eisenberg. Wendy Lee . 571 404 328.531 60S 603 ..370.432.605 383 383.387 nberg. V Eisenkraft. Andrea E. 241.331. 531 Eisenkrafl. Margery L 432. 588 Eisner. Sheila Hope 498 588 Ekblad. Karen Jane 381 Ekery. Stefanie Lynn 605 El (,ni|i tnlvenrurio de Danza y Arte Elam. Francis Edward Jr Elder. Charles Jago Elder. Gregory Lee . .288 .460.572 452.572 ..316 390 .382.564 . 476.572 381.382 . 500. 605 383 268 388 605 330.498.572 605 531 Embrey. Mark Clement 482 Embry. Terry Patnck 53 1 Emerson. Elizabeth Marie 572 Emery. Kathenne A Heers 380. 386 Emmons. David Wayne 383 Emshotf, Tina Marie 382. 386 Eng. Amy Roseann 370, 572 Engel. llene Louise 370. 498. 588 Engemoen. Randolph Eugene 492 Engemoen. Sally 225. 234.470. 531 engineering Council 255 England. Natalie Edith 169 England. Samuel Joseph 276 England. Vivian Lynn 272. 572 Englerl. Jack Maurice Jr 382 English. Don Robert 605 English. James Doyle 382. 572 English. Julianne 466 English. Lisa Kay 330. 310. 531 English. Norma Joyce 448. 588 English. Pamela Kiy 531 Enloe. Jill 588 Eniow. Kathy Ann 466. 588 Nune Enms. Robert Leejr Eoff. Linda Suzanne Epps. Earl Nathaniel .... Epps. Sandra L Epstein. Anne Epstein. Cynthia Eve Epstein. David Mark .... Epstein. Gary David Erbs. James Edward Erck. Charles Stephen Ereshersky. Larry Erickson. Carlton Enckson. Sheri Erickson. Susan Southard Erler. Al Ermis. Julius Charles Jr. . . Ernst. John Gilbert Erving. Tern Yvette Erwin. Bradley Scott Envm, Elizabeth Ann Erwin. Harry Charles III I rwin. Mark Daniel Erwin. Martha Molly Erwin. Thomas Kelley Eraleben. Russell Allen . . Escareno. Michael David . Escobar. Sylvia Escudier. Susan Marie . Esculia. G. Francoise Eshenour. John Michael . . Eskowitz. Bruce David 508 58g Esparza. Raul Angel ' 288 Espmo.CeciliaT 565 Espmoza. Carlos Joaqum 287. 404. 605 Espinoza. Yolanda 386 Espitia. Benicio 234. 280. 588 Essary. Karen Kathleen 572 Essary. Thierry Herve 572 Esles. Kim Denell 388 Estevis. Cynthia , . . 290. 572 Estill. Joe Bill 387 Estrada. Victor Armando 388 riakapc.V.1 ' , . 37J Ethendge, Howard Clark 482, 531 Etie. Patricia Anne M 1 58 Elier. Douglas Brent 532 Etter, Lola Caroline 370 Etnngoff. Samuel Ray 508. 588 Evans. Barbara Janet 338. 373. 390 Evans. Betty Ann 564 Evans. Carey Scott 604 Evans. David Stanley 383 Evans. Elvira Yvette 278 Evans. Gregory Noble 496 Evans. Janet Lynn 532 Evans. Karen Colette 332 Evans. Kerry Sidney 532 Evans. Lester Jay 337 572 Evans. Mark Palnck 358. 367. 375. 378. 385. 390. 410 Evans. Mary Lowndes 506. 510 Evans. Nancy Anne 588 Evans. Robert Homer 572 Evans. Sally Barton 572 Evans. Shelley Ann . 532 Evans. Shern Lee 532 Evans. Susan Jo s |0 Evans. William Arthur 380 Evens. Ronald P 388 Evensky. Reid David 384. 308 Everett Carlos Barrera 347. 348. 532 N..M P.ge Everett. Richard Hobson ................. , 2% 500 Everett. Terry Louis ....... ' 261 Everhart. Pamel, DaMu.n ............. .. ' . ' . ' . .324.384. 588 Eversole. Wesley Charles ......... AQS . Everlson. Gayle ...................... 3ti Evms. Laura Beth .......................... 572 Evins. Paul Morns ........................ ' 302 Ewing. Thomas Buchanan . . 304 4511 Ex-Student,- Assodallo. 216 ' 217 Eye,ofTea.TI Ezell.WilliamGran. ............. . .. ' . ! 500. 572 510.532 450.588 .270.355.377.378.382 516 Faber. Mar Ann Facsko. Elizabeth Ann Faddy. Rebecca Anne . Faerber. Charles Vmcerv Fah . Kathleen Ann Faig, Steven John 572 Fain. Mma Maria 283. ' 450. 572 Fair. Kevin D. . Fairchild. Jill Louise ' . ' . 605 Fairchild. Mark Robert 334 l-aire ' .. Jeanne Udall ' ' ' ' 339 Fairleigh. Martha Anne 446 588 Fakhroo.YusufE. Mohd Falcon. Emerardo Jr 532 Falik. Cynthia Diane 432 Falk. L,sa Beth s?.. Falkcnhagen. Jin TOO FalJas. Hal Steven . ' 494 Fambles. LJewellyn_Caihet ' , ' . ' . . . . .572 Fambles. Millison D Fancher. Lita Rrnee Farb. Alan Joel Farias, Fred Fanss. Stephanie Lynn Farley. Norman Jose 308.409.605 510.588 381.532 384.588 260. 266 Farley. Pamela Kaye . ' .345. 388! 532 Farley. Phyllis Elaine 276 605 Farley. Stephen Lawrence 440. 605 Farmanesh, Farnaz 60S Farmayan. Mahan Farman 370 Farmer. D ' Anne 283. 428. 605 Farmer. Dorman Neal Jr 261 280 572 Farmer. Dors, 429] 588 Farmer. Gary Joe 336. 458. 460. 572 Farmer. Gary Stephen . 304 Farmer. James Henry i th Firmer. Lydia Lourene 430. 605 Farnsworth. Nancy Ann 5 5 Farretl. Bennett Hunter 286. 384 476 Farrell. Michael David 502! 605 Farrell. Porter U 4g2. 532 Far ringer. John Arthur 3gg Farnngion. Ann 370. 466 Farnngton. Julie 333 Farns. Donna K Cotey ...,..... ' . ' .. ' . ' . 628 Index Nan Farm. Kevin Lewis 405 Firm. Nick) Hillon 464, 60S Farm. Piul Andrew 261. 264. 267 t. Robert R.imond 490. S32 Farry. John Arnott . Fasekr. Amanda Mallory rasUo. Crap. TV Fasolino. Nanette Mane Fass. Steven Jeffrey Fain. Betty Faucheux. Terry Eileen Faulk. Joseph Brent Faulkner. Douglas Gilbert Faulkner. James Carroll . Faulkner. Paul Derek . . Faulkner. Ronnie Joe Fauntleroy. Nina Lee Faunllero). William Kyle Fault. Douglas Stuart Fault. John Franklin 354. S32 Faust. Pamela LOUIK 605 Fa vela. Ramon 382 Fawcett. Elizabeth L 470 Fawn. Deborah Ann 370. 605 Fawn. Donald Ray Jr 532 Fay. Rose Mane 33. 387 Fay. Steven Russell 382. J72 Fears. Came Celeste 5 10. 605 Fetnam -,,u..., 18. 105 Feher. Anthony Langford 532 225 371 343 605 605 565.571 260 588 482 334.482 572 572 428.605 ...144 ..341 605 311.532 79.225.532 286.378 ....383.387.432 358.378 .432.605 508.532 320 Feldman. Deborah Ann L 387 Feldman. James Alan 261.434. 532 Feldman. Ronald Lee 434. 532 Fell. Darlcne Oaye 168 Felsen, Phyllis Mmam 469. 572 Felsted. Karen Elizabeth 31 1. 379.41 1. 588 ...337 572 432.588 510.588 500.572 382 1 16. 506. 572 277 FenogJio. Russell Wayne ....... ' . 346. 347. 388. 532 Fenske. Mary Eileen 588 Fenwrck. Julie Anne .370. 379 Ferguson. David Clyde 502 384 143. 144 Fehrenbacher. Robert J Feihel. llene Etta Feiges. Holly Eden Fein. David Charles Fein. Randall Jay Femberg. Nancy Bohn Femberg. Paul Cooperman Femberg. Susan I em MCI n Michael Farley . Fekele. Julia M.m.i Fellch. Michael Henry . Feltham. John Frederick Feltman. Debra May .... FeKey. LauneConstance . Fendle . Francis Tarranl . Femchel. Thea Fenly. John Moore 111 . . . Fenner. Lizbcth Susan Ferguson. John Akx Ill . . . Ferguson. Keith Owen Ferguson. Kenneth Ballrw Ferguson. Pamela Anne Ferguson. Phil M Ferguson. Terete Elaine . . Ferguson. Tracy Ann Ferguson. Waller Keene Jr. Fernalld. Kathleen Ann . . . Fernandez. Alicia Fernandez. Jorge Luis .... Fernandez. Lencia Ferrala. Gregory Weyland . .500 588 .372.391 383 .448.605 492 .. 605 565 532 .332.532 .116 Ferries. Nelsc Feuerbacher. Jane ' Ellen Fick. Darrell Gilbert Fickel. Michael Doyle Fields. Thomas Robert Ferree. Mark Charles 502. 605 Ferreira. Helena Maria De 383 Ferrero. Carolina Cecilia 516 nRay ... 486.588 572 149.150. 151 605 260 Figer. Bewy Ann 260. 272 Figurelli. Rosemahe M 370. 379 Fikes. Donna Lynn 270. 572 Fihp. Glenn Allison 458 Filip. Judith Mane 428. 572 Filla. Milton David 572 Finance AsaodathM 328 Finch. Jayne Ann 271. 572 Finch. Lois Cochran 488. 588 Fmcher. William Alan 336 Finck. Barbara Eileen 370 Findley, Cheryl Ann 442 Fine. Halle Rae 370.498. 605 Fmeg, Jerry 388 Finer. Judith Ruth 432. 605 Fink. Edward Marshall 532 Fink. Helame Debra 532 Fink. Ten Lynn 438. 588 Fmke. Keith Dale 572 Fmkelstein. Mark Stuart 381. 532 Finklea. Larry Lee 482. 588 Fmklea. Marsha Nell 488. 588 Finklea. William Lawrence 482 Fmley. Rebecca Ann 272. 370 Finnegan. Harold Moore 384. 474. 588 Finnegan. William N. IV 300. 474. 532 Finney. Mary Jean 248. 450. 588 Fmsnid. Carol Elinor 158 Fire . Paul Lewis 371. 382 First. Bradford Means 234 FlnlEftranu Order of Dekiedut 289 Fischer. Leslie Ann 284. 466 Fischer. Linda Marie 252 Fischer. Valerie 450. 588 Fischer. Victoria E 466. 533 Fischl. Jan Millicenl 234. 498. 533 .296.484 605 ..470.588 383 572 ...381 ..478.565 Fisher. Gary Dual 500 Fisher. Gayle Ann Fisher. Gayle Evan Fisher. Grace Ellen 387 Fisher. Judith Miriam 242.331.383.565 .440 432.572 116 533 ..605 605 . 251.379 270 3 11 224.286.442 . . 144. 492. 572 . 488.605 . .261.384.588 jan. Kalhy Christine 278. 308. 605 Flecklm. Anton F Jt 506 Fleet. Timothy Hadkv 490. 605 Fish. Kelly Esson Fish. Richard Hams . Fisher. Ann Elizabeth Fisher. Bonnie Tnna . Fisher. Darrell Lynn Fisher. Dunbar Allen Jr Fisher. GauherC III Fisher. Landon Clay Fisher. Lois Ellen Fisher. Robert Stephen . Fisher. Valene Brae Fisk. Harry Jon Fitch. Judith Louise Filch. Knslme Louise Filzpalnck. Carole Filzpalrick. La Cheryl . . Filzpatnck. Martha Ann Fiupalnck. Michael I Flagg. Martha Sue Flake. Richard Paul Page Fleischauer. Nancy Ann 605 Fleming. Harlen Rieger 276. 572 Fleming. Kevin Da ... .292. 572 Fleming. Lynda Susan 329 Fleming. Shelley Ann 370. 605 Fleschler. Mark Joe 588 Fletcher. Donna Gall 430 Fletcher. Elisa 446 Fletcher. Juliet 446 Fletcher. Rene Lynn 241. 330. 533 Fletcher. Stephanie 284. 446. 533 Fheller. James Alfred 371 Flinders. Neil Challand 60S Flint. Ruben Carl 383 Mippin. Benjamin Duane 426 Page Name Page Floeck. Rhonda Gail 242. 588 Flood. Deborah Let 533 Florance. Margaret E 282. 605 Florence. John David 490. 533 Flores. Anna Bemice 347 Flores. David Riojas 406 Flores. Donnda Olivia 325. 588 Flores. Hector 398. 414. 572 Bores. Jesse J 388 Flores. Leo Marcos 533 Flores. Linda Ann 605 Flores. Maria Isabel 345. 388. 565 Flores. Maria Teresa 376. 572 Flores. Ramiro Torres 572 Flores. Richard Arnold 348. 533 Flores. Silvia Pauline 565 Flores. Teresa 370 Florez. Benedetta D 588 Flowe. Mark Douglas 533 Flowers. George Adolphus 383 Flowers. Mary Ann 428 Flowers. Thomas Hodge 2%. 502 Floyd. Brent Alan 485. 533 Floyd. Laun Lyn 448. 605 Floyd. Palti Sue 588 Floyd. Terry Leon 605 I i.n-.l. ' i... Rosemary 605 Flugel. Elaine Marie 605 Fly. Sterling Jr 197 Flynn. Lawrence Patrick 452. 572 Foard. Lorena Lynn 380. 386. 438. 533 Focht. John A Sr 372. 391 Fochl. Judith Lynn 588 Fochtman. Julie Anne 605 Fogarty, William Patrick 490. 572 Fojtik. Kimberly Ann 572 Foley. Gloria Liberlad 383 Folkers. Karl A 388 Folpe. Debra Lynn 498 Folzenlogen. Frances Ann 248. 299. 588 Fonberg. Mitchell Irwin 304. 508. 572 Fondren. Mary Frances 510 Fonken. Gerhard J 189. 378 Fonken. Steven Joseph 384 Fonseca. Robert Anthony 533 Fontana. Bnan 588 Fonlana. Camela Ann 329. 533 Fonteno. James Wallon Jr 605 Fontenot. Judith Kay 322. 533 Fooshee. Sallie Bnslol 370.470, 605 Football 1 10-1 19 Foote. Lawrence Edward 290. 384. 588 Franklin. Randall Barker Franklin. Raymond B. Jr Franklin. William Gordon Franks. Lawrence Frantz. Joe B Fraser. Charles Duncan Jr Frauslro. Maria Herlmda Frazee. Barbara Clarke Frazer. Linda Vigima Frazier. David Johnson Frazier. Herbert Timothy Frazier. Kimberly Anne Frazier. Makeea Dee Frazor. Edith Melissa Frederick. Hugh Allen Frederick. Leslie Susan anki. Linda Julene 310 anklm. Debra Fay 533 Franklin. Joanne 446. 605 Franklin. Judy Ellen 31} Franklin. Mary Lou 315. 446 Franklin. Philip 3(3 460.605 382 37 192 302.371 384.482 381.533 282.588 . 448. 572 300.480 485. 565 450 .450 606 490.606 432.533 Frederick. Linda Rae 225. 5(8 Frederick. Shan Lynn 283. 41 1. 589 Fredericks. Diane Mane 5(9 Frederickson. Chris Colin Fredholm. James William Fredncksen. Ellin Janet Freed. Howard Jay Freed. Isadora David Freed. Todd Shelby Freed. William Allan Freedman. Sleven Jay Freel. Jerome Franklin Freeman. Ben ell James Freeman. Chaylor Gaye Fieeman. Cynthia Louise Freeman. Eddie Baker Freeman. Kimberly Kay Freeman. Larry Donald Freeman. Michael Dane Freeman. Philip Bruce Freeman. Philip Craig Freeman. Todd Bnan Freemon. Linda Gayle Freircich. David Alan Freitag. Catherine Louise Frcitag. Helen Clare . French. John Ray II French. Marco Joe Frenkil. Gerald Lee Frerkmg. Elizabeth Moore Fresch. Cynthia Demse Freund. Martha Freund. Robert Daniel Frey. Frank Edward Jf Fria ' r Society. The Frihcrg. Emil Edwards Jr. Fr.dkm. Gayle Robin Fndye. Debra Demse Fnedel. Lynne Diane Fnedcn. Stacy Lynn Friedman. Alan W Friedman. Clifford Lee . . . 444. 572 371. 382 383 508. 533 533 494. 606 508. 606 533 440. 606 478. 572 466. 606 430. 606 478 533 450 372 380 ...... 444 388 565 386 533 377. 379. 533 282. 379. 589 504. 533 606 225 244. .130 ..600-619 470 408 502 375 . .384 432 606 . . .380.498. 533 ...329.432.572 378 . . . 384. 508. 589 Foole. Pam Fooler. Nancy Susan Forbes. Kaycie Beth Forbes. Matthew Lee Forbus. Chnsla Ann Ford. Carol Ann Ford. Cynthia Ford. David T Ford. Floyd Taylor Ford. Georgia Lorraine Ford. John Stanley IV Ford. Lucy G. Fowlkes Ford. Mary Frances lord. Paul Kevin Ford. Stuart Wier Ford. Thomas Wellborn Jr Fordtran. Bess Ev ..282.565 234.379 261 494 605 605 488 ....372 325 283 572 382 430.605 .. .460 300.490.572 .304.371.480.533 470. 605 Friedman. Joseph B. Jr 384. 452. 589 Friedman. Michael 398 Fricdson. Laurie Ann 432. 533 Frterson. Leonor B 370 Fries. Tern Eileen 606 Frietsch. Tammy Anne B 533 Frielsch. Waller Paul 533 Fnnk. William Hurlburt 245. 502 Frisbie. George Scott 533 Frisbie. John Theodore Fnske. Marlene Rulh . Frithiof. Richard Keith Fnthiof. Robert Blame . Fhlsche. Robert David . Frills. David Jordan . . Fnlts. Maryjam ..606 572 261.264.372 589 ... 589 606 .589 Forehand. Jane Uuree 328.446. 533 Foreman. Thomas Alan 260. 264. 373 Forester. Joanne Harris 583 Forge. Linda Jean 533 Forney. James Douglas 384 Forney. Muriel Gaile 428. 533 Forresl. Elaine Lasack G 382, 386 Forresl. Hugh 204. 205 Forsylh. Charlotte Yvctte 234 Forleson. Vera Lynelte 572 Fortme. Suellen McKenna 383 Former. Nell Ann 54. 1 55. ! 56 Fosmire. Maria Jane 248. 383 Fossum. Scon Jerry 485. 605 Fosier. Bradley Wayne 241 Foster. Gary Layne 234. 464 Fosier. Gene Shannon 261 Fosier. Kalhleen Susan 254. 272. 533 Fosler. Lisa Suzanne 234 Fosler. Michael Gregory 588 Fosier. Otns Charles 285 Fosier. Robert Kimberhn 255. 373. 391. 572 Foulk. Susan Mary 462 Fourner. Lionel Joseph 225. 572 Foulch. Jeffrey Hayden 452 Fowler. Cynthia Lee . ... 380 Fowler. DavidW 372. 391 Fowler. Francme Floy 371. 382 Fowler. Mark Thomas 440. 588 Fowler. Sandra Lee ....605 Fowler. Wallace T 391 Fox. Clayton Andrew 588 FOK. Cynlhia Lynelle 370. 605 Frills. Nancy Leigh 31 1. 331. 533 Frilz. David Lawrence 382 Fnlz. Lori Kim 428. 606 Froebcl. Brenda Marie 260. 606 339 ..381 .589 .533 372 565 Froclich. Darrcl Ray arrel Ray Froelich. John Jacob Frost. Robyn Marie Frucht. Sandra Diane Fruh.ErwinC Fruithandler. Eric Fryer. Timolhy Lynn 274. 385 Fuchs. Josephine Ann 533 Fudemberg. Jay Steven 224. 390 Fucnles, Eslela Rodriguez 370. 606 383 ..234.249.490.572 315 161 335.390 391 .371.533 450.533 327 116 261.589 298 606 .606 462 Fuenles. June Barbara . Fugitl. Charles Marion Jr. . Fuhrer. Linda Sue Fulbrighl. Marilyn Kay . . . Fulcher. Clay W. G Fulcher. Samuel Fisher A. Fulkerson. Derek Joseph . Fuller. Janel Lea Fuller. Johnny Mac Fuller. Leon Fuller. Mark Sleven Fuller. Robert Donnell Fuller. Tammy Carol Fulls. Amy Louise Funk. Beverly Carol L Robert Clifton 517 Fox. Linda Dianne Fox. Sheryl Anne Fox. Susan Elizabeth Fox. Susan Mane Foy. Patrick Daniel Foy. Sleven Rex Fradenburg. Sharon Lynn Fradkm. Sleven Mark Frady. Pamela Anne . . 387.565 533 . ..260 ..379.533 .517 474 ..384 .508.588 .466.605 Fuquay. Carolyn Margaret 466. 572 Fuquay. Manlyn Gay 382 Fuquay. Marti 156 Furgason. David Carl 458. 589 Furgeson. Theresa Belli 379. 450 Furgiuclc, Cindy Lou 430 Furlong. Richard W 372. 391 Fusco. Daniel 404 Fushille. Maria Isabel 380 Fussell. Yvonne 589 Fyfe. Tonya Kay 470 Fraga. Santos Jr 533 Fraire. Jesus 292 Fraley. Russell Scott 384 Francis. James Jeffery 381.382 Francis. Rebecca E 382 Franckle. Charles T 328 Franco. Judy Viv Frank. Elizabeth Renee Frank. Eric Joseph Frank. Janie Leigh Frank. Jay Tafl . . Frank. Michael William Frank. Perry Norman Franke. Gwen Elizabeth Frankel. Richard Monle Frankfurt. Barbara Lynn Frankfun. Belh Gwvnn 432.588 498 .339.370 .244.245 504. 588 502 261.279 268 ..384 ... 533 533 Gabberl. Kalherme D. . . . Gaheharl. Charles W. Jr. Gaddis. Maunce P. Jr. Gaenslen. Manan Elaine Gafford. Anhur James Galur. Aril 270 270 . .382. 385 430.572 .. .533 383 Gage. Paul Charles Gage. Wanda Lucille . . . Games. David Matthew Games. John Sharpe Games. Laura Jeanne Games. Sally (James. Velma Joyce Gamey. Carol Mane Galanski. Stanley Robert Galhrailh. Neill Norns Galmdo. Robert Unas . . Galmsky. Karl . . Gain. Heidi Gay Gall. Caren Gall. Stephen Joseph Galland. Karen Kaye Gallardo. Ignacio Lorenzo Gallaway. Alison Jane Gallenbach. Craig Michael Gallenkamp. Linda Adele M Galler. Elise Joy Gallo. Elizabeth Lynn . Galloway. Allison Galloway. Joel Ray Galvan. Israel Joseph Galvan. Joe Albert Jr 403 370 606 304. 500 sw 401 289.366 299.448.589 364. 377. 534. 274 606 534 212 462. 589 606 382 446.606 534 534 390.534 534 . . . 49. 572 .510.589 325 534 n 1 f I. .mm. Delta I psikm ;amma Phi Alpha Gamnaa Phi Beta Gammon. Robert Bruce Gandler. Howard Irwin Gandy. Cecil Morris Gandy. Russell Phillips . Gannon. Jack Trigg Gam. Cheryl Ann Gaona. Enrique Gonzales Garber. Sarah Margaln Garcia-Hernandez. Jorge L. Garcia. Arluro Rene Garcia. Carlos Noe Garcia. Christina Anna . . Garcia. Christine Ann Garcia. Ciro Delgado . Garcia. Damian David Garcia. David Richard . . Garcia. Elizabeth Maria Garcia. Gerard Stephen Garcia. Gerardo Heber Garcia. Heclor Rene Garcia. Irasema Garcia. Jesus Garcia. Jose Eduardo Garcia. Juanila Carola Garcia. Julie Carol Garcia. Lclicia Suvelda Garcia. Lily Teresa Garcia. Marc David Garcia. Martha Lou Garcia. Nancy Haydee . Garcia. Naomi Garcia. Nora Garcia. Phillip Michael Garcia. Raquel Garcia. Raul David Garcia. Rene Angel Garcia. Reuben Garcia. Richard Aguilar Garcia. Roel Relugio . Garcia. Rogelio Garcia. Ronald James .... Garcia. Sylvia Yvonne Gardell. Le:.he Carol Gardenhire. Ronald Clyde Gardiner. Peter Merrill Gardner. Beverle Carol . . Gardner. Danis Wayne . . . Gardner. David Roberl . . . Gardner. Elaine Gardner. Janie Gardner. Karl Van Gardner. Pamela Jewell Gardner. Patrick Grant . . . Gardner. Rebecca Sue ... Gardner. Stanley Dwain Gardner. Sieve Harold ... Gardner. Waller Dean II . . Garfield. Howard Sleven . Garfmkel. Abbe Nan Garlick. Robert Lee Garlitz. William Wade ..277.283 ..290.291 376 462.463 384.589 383 534 384.480.589 225 534 49 572 404 . . .346. 347 158.159 572 383 565 383 380. 386 572 261.606 534 .370 261.276.279 . . 534 382 572 606 .589 572 534 572 290.572 534 261 572 . . .333. 572 .261.279.302.565 ....387 330 572 572 261 589 161 144.146 300.500.572 462.534 534 458 498.534 589 390 2T7 268 .234.572 572 384 383 235 383 .476.606 Garner. Bryan Mark 333. 341. 572 Garner. Charles Winston 260. 606 Garner. Robin Lynne 285 Garrell. Brenda Lea 606 Garrell. Charles Slephen 391 534 MO Garrell. Curlis Gene. Garretl. David Bruce Garretl. David Isaiah 336. 589 Garretl. Dianne Garrell. Dianlha Jean Garrell. Eliza helh Ann Garrett. Glenn Wayne Garrell. Pamela Lynn . Garrett. Paul Latimer .446.534 517 572 5J4 . .370. 376 572 Garrison. Nancy Gail 377. 380 Carroll. Susan Kalhleen 534 Garry. Robert Francis 382 Gartenberg. Carol Ann 384. 428 Garvel. Linda Mane 370. 589 Garver. Deborah Rae 280. 572 Garvcy. Anne Patncia 381. 534 Garvey. Tina Mane 534 Garwood. Ruth Lynn 470. 589 Gary. Chnslinc Elizabeth 370. 606 Garza. Adolph Aranda 606 Garza. Carlos Ireneo 383. 384 Garza. Cclmda Yvelte 284. 300 Garza. Cynthia Man Garza. David Rene Garza. Diana Lym Garza. Eva Yolanda .534 276 ...248 .252.565 Garza. Hilda Juanila 290. 589 Garza. Kalhleen 272. 282. 384. 589 Garza. Louis Anthony 565 Garza. Nelson Rodolfo 492. 606 Garza. Patricia 572 Garza. Ramon Alberto 330 Garza. Ricardo 486. 534 Garza. Robert 382 Garza. Rojelio 292 Garza. Ruben 288 Garza. Velma Sue 572 Garza. Virginia ..... ....292.376.589 irza. Yvonmlda 401. 589 Gasca. Joseph Isabel 260. 264 Gaskill. Susan Curby 430 Gastler. Gregory Leo 270 GaMon. Chri Gales, Ann Berkley Gales. Beck] Suzanne Gales. Pamela Sue Gales. Sharon Diane .315.335.488.606 ....446 572 376.589 606 Index 629 Page Nmc Pge Nme Page Galhn. Brcnda Sue Gatlin. Duke Whitney Gaudm. Vickie Lee Gaudion. John Joseph Jr Gauldmg. Vickv Lvnn Gaus. Terrence Bernard Gaw. Won Beet Gav. Linda Carol Gay. Stephen Clark Gav. Susan Eli abcth Gaynor. John Matthew Gaynor. Mitchell Lee . . Gazi . William M.chael Geamer. Mark Allan Gearv. James Leonard Jr Geaslen. David Neil Gedve. Jonathan . . . . Gec. ' juanna Ine; Gee. Shan Lyn Gee. Susan Demse Gee. Yenny Paul Geer. Jeanne Carol . Geer. Mabel Elizabeth Gehng. Richard Brian Gehrke. Patricia Geiderman. F.llice Geiger. Keith Alfred Gcil. Pamela Louise Geise. David Michael Geisen. Oregon, Charles Gemmell. Gillian Ann Gendron. Norman Andrew . Genecov. Jeffrc Steven Genttemno. Lisa Perette Genson. Ru t Lee Gentry. Robert Kirk Gentrv. Suzanne . . . George. Catherine Ann (ieorge. Harriet Ann George. John 1 dgar Jr George. Judil. nn George. Karen Lea (ieorge. Laura Beth George. Michael Dee George. Pamelj l.snn George. Philip Michael (ieorge. Richard Fuward Gerard. Bret ton Craig Gerhcr. nJn-., Jill Gerber. Sharon l.lta Gerher. Thomas Louis Cierbig. Barbara Joann t n-rJes. Randt John (ierhardt. Suzanne Gerlach. Nancy Louise ...370.488.606 482.606 225.254.462.572 606 428.534 280,373.390 345.534 572 426 438.606 225 381 572 606 513 .454.606 370.606 517 306.428 366. 534 249.327.328.534 .438.565 382 589 370 276. 534 502 565 373 306 534 572 508.606 . . . .428 606 .. .458 510.572 589 326,534 458 ...370 589 170 534 534 300.464 381 508 432.606 343.498.573 508.606 277.370.589 1 16 446.606 284.470 Glass. John Duel Glass. Peter Robert Glass. Robert Samuel Glasser. Harrv William Glassford. Sheila K Gtasson. Thomas Crockett Glauben. Shan Helaine Glaumnger. Ginger Glauser. Gregory John Glaze. Robert Stone Glazer. Michael Scott Glazer. Nanci Lee Glazer. Sharon Helen Glazncr. Joe Wesley Glealon. Jerry Don Gleim. Gere Glenn. Felicia Ann Glenn. William Nathan Gleye. Walter Gibson Glover. Ann Catherine Glover. David Bnan Glover. David Thomas Glover. Michael Albert Gloyna. Carol Joann Gloyna. Earnest F Glucksman. Stephen Alan Goad. Angela Goad. Kimberiy Sue Gobnl. Amm Godeau. Jodt Lynn Godfrey. Linda Ann Godfrey. Mark Wilson Godinev Beatrice Ann Godlev. Paul John Godwin. Dana Elizabeth Godwin. Raleigh Charles Goehrmger. Charles W Goehrs. Linda Carol Giwrner. Nancy Jean Gocsl. Andrea Dean Goelh. Ehse Norman Goforth. Marion Ruth (ioga. Ivo John Goggans. James Waller ......... Goins. Jerry Lolan Jr. ... Golheck. Vmcent Lee Gold. Jacob Michael (iold. Matthew Jay Goldapp. Judith Ann . . Goldberg. Charles Barn Goldberg. Edgar Ahron Goldberg. Lvnn Karen Goldberg. Marshall Fred Goldberg. Robert Joseph 440.606 382 508.606 494 274.606 534 432.589 606 504 460. 535 508.606 535 331.332.432.589 482.589 144. 145. 147 470 331.535 384.490.589 335 404 384. 460. 589 573 384 326.573 202.372.378.385.391 508.589 379.535 446. 606 334 370.379 535 322 345.565 348 606 371.535 480 234.286.442.535 462.573 517 488. 606 606 1 16 242.282.367.377. 378. 573 382 589 383 508.589 606 535 ... 519.535 432.589 508.589 234.508.606 Goodman. Monte Goodman. Patricia Ruth Goodman. Reece Boone Goodman. Robert Fredric . . . Goodner. Gary Wayne Goodrich. David Adams Goodnch. Kavla Jean Goodrow. Ray McKmzie Goodson. Thomas Barnes Goodwin. CharlesGuy III . Goodwin. James Michael Goodwin. William Clayton Goolsby. Barbara Ann Goolsby. William David .... Gool. Barbara Ann Gor. Linda Jean Gordon. Charles Whilaker . Gordon. Cynthia Elaine Gordon. Dianna Gordon. John Barnes Gordon. Kent Howard Gordon. Mark Josep h Gordon. Marlyn Dee Gordon. Molhe Dermon Gordon. Wayne Houston . Gore. Wayman Travis Jr Gorence. Janet Kay Gorges. Anne Catherine Gorham. John William Gorman. Edward John Gormley. Elizabeth Adela Gorney. Jane Elizabeth Gorrcll. Mark Brandon Gorzycki. Donna Lanelle Gosdm. Mildred Jan Gosling. Deborah Lynn Gosnell. Msrtha D. Mrs Gmven. Mmdv Ann Gossell. HollvJean Gossell. John Parker Gossetl. Kerry Jon Gossett. William Kent Ciott. Sharron Pendergrasl Goudge. Robert Melville Gough. Phillip GoulOie. Mane Louise Gouldmg. Michael Joseph Gowdey. David Clement Goza. Lodenck Mark Grace. Cynthia Ruth Grace. Kevin Dickey Grad. Edna Genossar Grader. Barbara Jean Graduate Students 573 498.606 384 508.535 122. 126 371 326.450.535 274.565 492.589 300. 458. 535 565 261.264.267. 378. 385. 389. 390 260.381.383.573 276.535 371 535 426.606 606 535 389 235.249.286.508.573 606 382 384.432 ...355.367.377.378.389.535 260 450.573 370. 488. 606 234.535 370. 444. 606 517 430. 606 320 276 535 589 383 432 234 573 535 458 383 464 214 573 384.589 464.606 306.565 510.589 304.474 383 462.535 516-521 Greene. Marsha Renee Greene. Michael Edward .... Greene. Randy Miller Greenhaw. Annette Greenhill.NobleF.III Greenspan. Dawn Renee Greenwald. Bruce Martin Greenwav. Craig Metz Greenwell. Andrew Madison Greer. Daniel Scotl Greer. Dcwiti C Greer. Dorian Ruth Greer. John Marcus Jr Greer. Michael Curtis Greer. Ronald Gene Greer. Wendy Lee Greeson. Mary Lael Gregory. Byron Russell Gregory. Juana Lee Gregory. Margaret E Gregory. Roberl Bruce Gregory. Roberl Lee Gregory. Roberl Lee 111 . ... Grcll. Gene Louis Gremmmger. Daniel S Gretchen. Mark Allen Greve. Cynthia Sue Grey. Julia Lynn Grey. Richard George Cribble. James Neeles Gnesbach. Sharyl Joan Gnesman. Rohyn Ann Griffin. Arthur Dale III GrilJm. Carrie Evelyn Griffin. Harold Carter . ... Griffin. James Dale Griffin. James Michael Griffin. Jo Joyce Griffin. Julie Dawn Gnffm. Martha Jo Griffin. Roberl Lcland Griffin. William Rohb Gnffis. Kllhleen Griffith. Donald Langston Griffith. Edwin Rav Griffith. George Larry Griffith. Harrs D Griffith. James W Jr Griffith. Janet Lynn Griffith. John Robert III Griffith. Leila Elizabeth Griffith. Linda Lee Griffith. TW Griffiths. Rebecca Lee Griffy. Thomas .438.535 399 444 379.589 535 573 333 261.264 370 404 372.391 S9 304.480 573 1 16 607 589 384 446.589 ..225.234.235.268.535 535 589 506.589 504. 607 261.384 3(4 382 161 270 225.234.253.282 448.607 326.343.589 460 242.511.573 382 607 322 573 589 329 535 280. 500. 565 382.388 485 535 . .607 383 536 248.379 384 607 462.607 373 430.607 204. 205 Gcrnck. Mark Stuart Gcrson. C nthia Diane GerMin. Rand Mark GerM.Shcllcs Ruth Gertner. CmiK Rohm 494. 606 498 508. 589 466.534 331.534 Golden. Kjrm Rachelle Golden. Sallie Ann Golden. Sharon Gohlfarb. Cathy Jane Goldlarb. Lon 432 331.432 498.606 370 260 (.raduating Seniors Graf. Arthur F. Ill Graff. Rhonda Sue Graham. Carol Ann Graham. Catharine Ann 522-563 260.264.267.535 332.382.535 383 573 Grill. Kelly Claire Grimes. Cynthia Ann Grimes. Glenn Wayman 234 467. 607 438.607 464. 536 573 Gervig. Ann Mane Ciest. Darrell Dwain Getter. Russell Martin Gellmger. Ted 111 Gettys. Leisa Louise Gclz. Karen Lee Ghanoonpanar. Mohammad R (iholston. Marv Melmda Ghormle .SusanCarol Ghnst. Genie Meredith Gihbe. Richard (art Gibson. Carolyn Flame W Gibson. Charles Henrv Gibson. George Willis Ml Gibson. John Holden II Gibson. La Ira la Gibson. Loree l.snn S Gibson. Martini, Gibson. Michael Murrav Gtbson. Patrick Stephen Gibson. Robert I Jr Gibson. SallieGjil 488.606 606 144 287.405 299 234. 235 382 470.589 377.470.534 428.606 112 589 385.573 517 490 345.565 386.534 239. 330 384. 589 , 573 534 534 Goldfield. Stephanie H Goldgar. Richard Birk Goldhirsh. Donna Goldhirsh. Joel B Goldman. Ann Kimbrough Goldman. Beverly Jeanette Goldman. Lon Sue Goldman. Sheri Ann Goldman. Susan Jo Goldsherry. Vicki Lynn Goldschlager. Carvl Goldsmith. Carolyn Jean Goldsmith. Henrv III Goldsmith, llene Lvnn Goldsmith. Lsnn Paula Goldsmith. Russell Thomas Goldstein. Adele Marie Goldstein. Janet Lvnn Goldstein. Ja Martin Goldstein. Marcia Lynn Goldstein. Mark Goldslon. Steven Dennis 462 380 573 371.535 370.606 535 589 589 432. 589 332. 573. 329 462.606 326.573 234.490 234. 252. 498 432 502.606 33 312 434 382 434. 573 371.382 Graham. Karen Lee Graham. Mannelk Graham. Melmda Lee Boggs Graham. Olive Mane Graham. Robert John Graham. Robin Lee Graham. William David Graham. William Talford Grainger. George Vincent Graivier. Lisa Bnan Grajczyk. Douglas Philip . Granberry. Donna Lee Granberry. Lisa Delores Grant. Ed Alford Jf Grant. Gwendolyn Ann . . Grant. Karen Jo Grant. Kerry Dale Grant. Louann Grant. Margaret Susan Grant. Susan Patricia Grant. Wayne Edward Grant. Winston Dumont . Grantham. Donald 589 589 573 383 458 450 573 440 480 .. .225.432. 573 408.410 276 342. 589 517 510 438. 573 397 370. 606 535 .225.299.467.589 290 573 270 Gnnslead. Cynthia Gave Gnpon. Demse Rene Gnsham. Cynthia Marr Cinsham. Terrence Alan Grissom. John Coalson Gnssom. Sally Elizabeth Gnswold. Laura Frances Gritlman. Donna Lynn . . Gntzewsky.Eva Gnwach. Johnnv Jay Grodmck. James Mark Gruepper. Mars Dionne Groesbeck.B.ll ' .eJ Mrs. ... Groesbeck. James Douglas . Groesbeck. Jeanne De Lois Grogm. Scotl Allen . . . r Groos. Richard John Gropp. Stephen Timothy Grosman. Cindy Jacquelyn Grosse. Shawnie 1 ou .296.511.589 225.462.565 . . . 467. 573 451 607 536 283.448 334.338.372.391. 442.565 565 440.589 300. 508. 573 376 383 409 342.384 494 .517 370.426.607 565 432.573 390 Gibson. Timoth George Gulden. Bonmlee .370 606 430. 329 Goldstucker. Donna Lyn Goldwaler. Diane Louise Golf. Men ' s 589 382 136-137 Granzm. Kendal Louis Grappe. Jean Ann Grasso. Maureen 504 535 345.347.462.565 343 Grossman, llent Mae Grossman. Lester Leon 442. 573 607 Ciiese. Edward Paul Gieseckr. Noel Martin .384 150.606 (Ml. Women ' s (i. ' mez De La Torre. F J 162 385 535 Gratton. Frank James Graubarl. Elizabeth M Gravel. Delia Anne 573 432 381 Grout. Mary Kathryn Grover. Tina Lvnne Latham 234 326 382 Gomez Huito Fmilio 490 606 Graves Jill Lynn 234 C unilli n Mjtth w ( jr 589 376 606 Graves. Paul Richard 333 C! ' Th aV ' F T d (iilhlom i imi ' thv James Gilhreath. Mark Brodemk 571 384 Gonzales. Berla 37 270 Gray. Brenl Morgan Gray. Catherine 370 274 Grundel. Ralph 382 Gilchml. Christina Lynn GilchriM James Allen 573 182 Gonzales. Carmen S 535 606 Gray. Donald Spencer . . Gray. Eleanor Catherine 589 225.467.589 331.438.536 Ciilchrist. fern l. nn 488. 573 384 Gray. George Powell . . 606 Guajardo. Ronald Ruben 565 Giles HolKceCh ' arenn 589 286 29 355 375 Gonzales. Joe Alexander . . . 280. 340 292 606 Gray. Laurence Carr 490 Guajardo. Rosamana 589 377. 378. 389. 534 Gonzales. Nora G 382 Gray Maria 510 Guarmo. Kalhv Ann 428 485 Guav Richard Wesley 383 Giles. Mark Dan . ' . ' . .476.57] (,,.nle- Ruehen Anlhonv 381 Gra . Sandra Lvnn 285 Guenther. Robert Anthonv 382 l.ilhart. Julrelsnn 466 589 535 Grasheal. John Martin 380.535 Guenlher. Ruth Mulkr 386 Gonzalez Ana Xochill 606 Gravheal. Karen Lee 383 ,. Al t 1 Gravs. C ' harles Ervonl 279.276.382 ucr . A cja u Je. u Gill. Susan BKnn M3 606 Gravson. Deanna Lvnn 510.606 Cuerra Cathenne I oui Gonzalez Dalia 573 Greadv Patricia E 510.389 ( ' nit Ciillespie Milan 470 384 Greeks Section 416-513 C 3 D 1 U ' .606 573 Green. Anne Louise .. 607 336 Gilham. Nanc June Gillian. Thad rih.ni 462.534 Gonzalez. Gloria Gonzalez Judith 589 535 Green. Barrs Keith Green. Charles Arthur 225.535 383 Guerra. Joe 326 Green. Charlev Michael 315 i.Ci T.I t- ul ?. I 1 ! ' j ' ' 387 Guerra. UTelia Maldonado Green. Daniel Martin .. 331 juerra. . onia t.ilhs JaneCathenne 270 Green. Davio Kdwin 371 ' uerra y C ? C Green. Gary Allen 261.589 n t I Gilman. Peter Gilmer. Daniel Ford 534 130. 135 Gonzalez. Rene Abelardo Gonzalez. Ritjrdo Javier 378 384.387 Green. Heidi Anne Hooper Green. Janet l.ulher Green. Jon Allen 326 382 302 Guerrero. George G Guerrero. Robert Jr 261 536 Gilmorc.Gars Morrrss Gilmer. Susan Elizabeth .490 370.379.606 Cn-n alc Robert William Gonzalez. Roberto Paez 535 260 Green. Kalhrvn Lee Green. Marsha 375.410 343 510 607 Guetller. Linda Susan Guevara. Robert 370. 379 486. 590 (.indiei Ph llis Ann .249.326.573 225 299 306 Gonzalez. Santos Orlando Gonzalez. Valerie 4V, ' ! 535 Green. Patrick Thomas Green. Roberl Joseph 474.535 535 Gugenheim. G Gregg 464.589 244 Green. Roberl T 325 Gixish. Jennie Kalhrvn 234 Green. Sara Bell 488.535 161 589 Goodall. Jed Charles 458. 535 Green. Sheila Beth 376 (rirndl. Dana Beth 573 Gtnide. Grcgors Ijwrcnce 403 Greenberg. Alan Mark 384.508 Gumn. Susan Lvnne . . 382. 389 (iittmgs.Gjillynn (ijerstad. Gunnar Glade. Mar Eugenie Glade. Vandi Sharon Cilaser. Terr Kenneth Glasgow. Lawrence Ervm (ibspow, Yvonne Gav lord Glass. Dean Burk , Glav.. Helen Kathryn II. 573 388 438. 606 272.370.379.606 387 234 458. 573 ..383.470.534 573 428.606 Goode. Kermit Lee Caoofelkms Gi odfnend. Sarah J Goodman. ( athlene Lurae Goodman. Craig Stuart Goodman. Dorns Clifton Goodman. Ellen Goodman. Gail Kalhrsn Goodman. Jams Ann Gixtdman. Mindee 116 359-367 .225.382.438.535 606 508 331 573 370.470.606 225.234.432.589 606 Greenherg. Jtll Leslie Grcenherg. Jodv Ellen Greenherg. Kenneth Paul Grcenherg. Miriam Sharon Greenherg. Shcrri R Greenhert. Sam Greenblum. Jon Bradley Greene. Dandle FJizaheth Greene. Karen Jane Greene. Mark Breckmndge 432.535 432. 589 607 432. 589 234 607 296. 494. 589 511 446.573 398.414 Guion. David Lewis Gulhrandsen. Pamela Guiles. Jean Urkm Gullcv. Robinson Gullickson. Douglas D Gulls. Russell George . Gum. William Stephen Gunderson. Scotl Steven Gunn. Stephen Russell Gunnerson. Kimberlv 389 383 467. 536 225 383 517 ....261.267.279 573 . . 482 250. 536 630 Index Nwe Gunstrcam. Jesse B. Ill . . Gurwiu. Amu Tm Gusdorf. Keren Sue Guslafion. Clifford l.uMjfvn Robert Paul Gulen. Myra Lin Guthne. Janelle Lea (iulierrez.Arxnando Gutierrez. Blanta Ohnda Gulwrrei. Criinna Gutierrez. Cynthia G.V. Gutierrez. Daniel J Gutierrez. Nurma Ann ... Gutierrez. Romeo Ricardo. Gutierrez. Victor M. Jr. P.fe ....m 607 234 144. 145. 146 53 57J 448.607 83 234 536 388 607 326. 536 .536 334 NUK PlgC Ptgf Gutjahr. Margarelte P. ... 280. 573 Gunman. Alan Jack . Guy. Marc Duane . . Guy. Mark Gregory Guy. Richard Scott Guy. Terry Callahan Guy. William T Jr Guzman. Carla Guzman. Delia Judith Guzman. Robert 261.384.590 476 536 573 310.382.536 .378 379.536 438. 536 426 Gwinn. William Rex 440 Ha. Changyong Haakman. Joannes Anthony Haas. Lawrence Wood! Haas. Mark Edward Haas. Stanley Bryant Haas. Stuart Weber Haas. Wayne John Hacker. Bradley Alan Hacker. Richard William Hackerman. Kalhenne I Hackett. Kathleen Carol Hackney. David Wayne Haddad. Sahm Mitri Haddock. Drenda Jean Haden. Dana Mercer Hadle). Bradley Keith ... Hadsell. Jem Anne Haecker. Frank August III Hjchnel. Nanci ManeG . ..382 ..607 ..536 502 22.327.494.536 590 508 270 296 573 ... 1 16 334 .... 383 573 500.607 511.589 536 260.607 Haehnct. William Olio 260. 264. 279. 573 lest. James Fra Halemick. Sandra Jane Hatey. Kevin Anne Huffier Kathenne Louise Hagan. Jane Mane Hagan. John Peter Hagan. Robert Hilton . . Hagebusch. Eileen E 464.607 158.589 573 .442. 565 .379.607 607 506 402 Hagelman. John F.H 320. 536 Hagemeier. Elizabeth Lynn 573 Hageni. Debra Gail 388 Hager. Kathryn Anne 212 Hagood. Gary Steve 458. 590 Hagslclte. Eric Stewart 367. 375. 378 Hagstetle. Guy Lefevre 150. 377 Hague. Susan Annette 607 Hahn. Cygne Lynn 286 Haighi. Caroline France! 252. 446. 536 Haighi. Nancy Gae 446. 589 Hailey. Joylynn 430. 607 Hailey. Roy Dowcll 536 Hailey. Sara Beth ... 386.446.536 Hainey. Bryant Wilion 385. 390 Haimon. John Frank . . . 502 Haimon. Liu Carol 51 1. 590 Haimon. Lonnte Eugene 382 Hainton. Mark Morancy 502. 607 Haisly. Vivian Kay 607 Halbert. Leslie Allison 607 Halden. Marina Sue ... 299.442.590 Hale. Hilary 488 Hale. James Michael 405 Hale, Lisa Ann 370 Hale. Steven Mark 565 Hale. Susan Holhiter 607 Hale. Thomas Edward 590 Hales, Cheryl A 245 Haley. George Thomas 325 Haley. Gregory Keilh 334, 536 Haley. Gregory Walter 348 Haley. Karen Mane 280. 590 Hall. Charles Steven 382 Hall. Delia Jo 158. 607 Hall. Elizabeth 200. 201 Hall. Elizabeth Allison 383 Hall. Elizabeth Veronica 278 Hall. Esther W 388 Hall. Gregory Randall 607 Hall. James Edward 335. 536 Hall. Jill Ann 442. 573 Hall. Julie Ann 370. 488. 607 Hall. Kathy Jean 607 Hall. Laurie Lane 467. 536 Hall. Lisa Anne 573 Hall. Michael 214 Hall. Peter Brucks 480 Hall. Robert Gordon II 315. 573 Hall. Scott Maurice 373. 390. 536 Hall. Stephen Ray 1 16 Hall. Susan Lawrence 607 Hall. Tom Mann 382 Hall. Tracey Tichenor 511 Hall. William Wendell 224. 367. 389. 476 Halla. Keith James 397 Halliburton. Sarah Anne 382. 386 Halhck. Vicky Beth 382 Halhgan. John Patrick 410 Halhgan. Theresa Ann 415 Hallman. Charles Harlow 261 Mailman. David Lamar 261 Hallmark. Hugh Edwin 390 Halm. Jack Gary 261 Halpin. Betsy 470. 536 Hamad. Bilal Salim 536 Hamann. Gary Allen 590 Hamann. James Edward 335. 390 Hamblen. Canon M 440.590 458 573 Hamblen. TolarNuma III Hamby. Marsh Lynn Hamill. Warren Gregory , Hamilton. Alexander E 440 334,367.338.372.378 384 ....322.404.590 Harbuck. Charles Craig Hardage. Charles Ray Harden. Sheryl Lynne . Hardm. DawnCecile 404.415.565 454.573 573 573 Hamilton. Alice Kip 276 Hardm. Katharine E 607 Hamilton. Anna Beth . ..467.607 Hamilton. Cheryl Lynn 470.607 Hardm. Steve Curphey 371.536 Hamilton. Janna Hamilton. Jeffrey John 382.536 Harding. Adnenne Leah Hardison. Ann Elizabeth 370. 607 370,376 Hamilton. Joe H.Jr Hardt. Brenda Sue 248.376.590 Hamilton. John Brock Hardwick. Carol Lee 299 Hamilton. Liu Mine , 573 462 536 Hamilton. Mark Joseph 116 Hardy. Robert Ernest , ,384 Hamilton. Peter Seth 271.272.379 Hamilton. Virginia Bruce Hare. Rhonda Lynn 536 Hainm. Liu Dianne Hamm. William Frederick .. 284.448 300.444.536 Hargarten. Holly Ann Hargetl. Kent Hargis. Mary Ida 590 399.414 J37 Hamman. Steven Craig 547 537 Hamman, Thomas Rots 184 Hammetl. Carol Ann Hammed. Teresa Anne ...338.379.590 590 Hargrave. Robert Love Harkmi Ernest Wyhe 590 Hammond. David Willis Hammond. Louis Scott ... 573 502 Harkmt. Herbert Timothy . Harkless. Gilbert A . .476.607 278.537 Hammond. Tod Fredricks Hammond. William Douglas Hampel. Scott E dward . - . .. 384. 590 502.573 476.590 Harknder. Christopher D Harlan. Larry Langsion Harlan. Michiel Burl 261.264 304.502.537 537 Hampton, Andre 381.383 Harle. Sidney Lee 537 Hampton. David Lee Hampior.. Harriet Alecu 296.450 Harlow. Douglas McCarn 150 428 Hampton. James Weldon 261,607 537 Hampton. Lisa Nell Harper. Derrick Eugene 308 Hampton. Marilyn Sue Hamrick. Alan Kendall .... 590 Harper. Jerry Dwayne 388.537 326 Hamscher. Waller Charles Hanan. David Bill 383 607 Harper, Stephen Carroll Harper. Suzanne Yvonne 482 383 Hanania. Beatrice Joseph 517 Harpolc. David Alan 607 Hancock. Laura Ann Harrell. Deborah Gail 448 Hancock. Priscilla Anne Harrcll. Holly Win 283.430.590 Hand. Norma Marie 327.536 Harrell, Mary Ann 470,607 Hands. Martin Andrew Harrell, Mary Lee 511.607 Hanen. Harry Daniel 565 Hamfen. Robert E.Jr 384 Harrell. Steven Roddy 573 314 Hanley. Fiske 111 Hanley. Robert George Hanlon. Gerald Reed Hank. Patrick Keith 225 371 482 Harrington. Mary Dell Harrington. Megan P Harris. Amy Kathleen Harris. Ann Reilly 284.377.467.537 428.590 448 382 Hanna.Jon Robert 22.502 ... 370. 376 Hanna. Marc Anthony Harris. Carol Faith 537 Hanneman. Mark Bernard . -370 Hansen. Hanscita Harm. Clarke Malcolm 607 Hansen. Henry J. HI Hansen. Janet Lynn 322 391 Hams. Cynthia Joye Hams. Dan Royce 379.590 440 Hansen. Mark Alan 496 - ... 573 Hansen. Netardus 322 Hams. David Kent 33 Hanson. Cynthia Lee 607 Harris. David Sidney 537 Hanson. David George Hams. Deborah Yvette 324 Hanson. Kmnnc Regina. 573 Hanson. Mary Jan 450.607 Hams. Geryl Clinton 280 Hanson. Tina Mane Hams. Gil Dean 111.116 Hanssen. Paul Edwin Harris. Gregory Earl 249 Hanudel. Maria Louise 573 Hams. Jack Dale Jr 573 Happy. Cheryl Lynn 333 Haralson. Jewell Louise 386 442.590 Haralson. Michele L Harris. John Cavanaugh 426.607 Harbison. Robert Leslie 327 Hams. Laura Lynn 156 Index -63 1 Name Harm. Mark Ausim Harris. Mark Stephen Hams. Michael Ray Harris. Roy Harris. Stephen Richard Harris. Steven Edward . . Harm. Susan Delaine Harm. Susan Frances Harris. Susan Rae Hams. Suzanne Heflin Harris. Trud Ann Harris. Vivian Lynette Harris. Welton Lamar Harris. William Slormont Hamsun. Albert Wilson Hamsun. Alvm Willard Harrison. Carul Ann P Harrison. Deburah Jeane Hamsun. John David Harrison. Juliet Louise Hamsun. Richard Eugene Harrison. Richard Lewis . . Harrison. Suzanne Harrison. Terry Wayne Harrison. Thaj Hellin Harmon. Thomas Charles. Hamsun. William Brute . Harrison. William Holman } I, ,:,-, Kirtley Harms. William Matthew Harrup. Timothy J.J Harry. Steven Fred Harry. Wayne Robert Harsch. Richard Allen Harl. Adrian Han. Brian Theodore Hari. Charles Frederick .... Harl. Lianne Darlene Hart. Man Hirsch Harl. Susan Elizabeth Hart. Terence John Hart. Thomas Alan Hart. Umbert Har linger. Michael Lionel . . Hartman. Bruce Steven H.n trii.tn David James Harlman. Diane Carol Hariman. Kervm Gny Harlman. Stephen Carroll . Hanmann. Diane Blame Harlmann. Heike Rcnale Harmed. Ellen Elizabeth HamelUill Holleen Hartsfield. Danny Giles Harlshorne. Timolhy S Harlwell. Edward Mark ... Hariwell. Holly Anne Harlwig. William H Harvey. Audrey Ftye Harvey. James Scott Jr Harvey. John Harvey. Paul William Harvey. Reginald Michael Harvey. Rhonda Lynn Harvill. Patrick Marshall Harwood. Cordelia Curran . Harwood. Mary Sue Har iHxJ. Ruth Anne Hasenpflug. James Michael Hasha. Susan Lou Haskovec. Jams Lorraine ... HaUund. Karen , Haw. Enc Kevin Hastings, Elizabeth Y Hasting!.. Karen Patricia . . . . Hastings. Mark Charles Hastings. Travis Warren Hatty. John Allen Hatch. Diana Lynn Halchett. Dernck K Halfield. Thomas M Hathaway. John Rots Haihway. Gcurgie Mardell Hatter. Ruben Bruce , Hallhorn. Ralph David Haiton. Angela Sue Agee Hatienbuehler. Mark Alden Haug. David Lloyd Haug. LeifOlaf Haughton. Jane Hauser. Karen Louise Hauser. Michael AUn Havard. Sharon Leah Haveson. Ceha Hannah Havms, Helen Wmilon Havran. Juhn Mark , Hawe . Carolyn Sue Hawkins. Bonnie Cathlecn Hawkins. David W Hawkins. John Webster Hawley. Bradley Burnett ... Hawley. James Bartholomew Haws. Roy Nance Hawthorn. Duncan James Hawthorne. Susan Gayle ' Hav.Jess Hayataka.Tudd Hiroshi Hayden. Shirley Jean Hayes. Amy Lee Hayes. David LOUD Hayes. Hollye Chandler Hayes. Karen Delures , Hayes. Kathleen Leele Hayes. Laura Alison Hayes. Lynn Hayes. Paul Ed . Hayes. Vicki L ' Tanya Hayncs. Cheryl Yavonne . . Hay nes. Colleen Kari Haynes. Diane Lynn Hay nes. Larry Joe Hay nes. Mary Melmda Hay nev Norma Patncia Ha nes. William Ashton . Havnes. William Robert Hay me. David Powell Hays. John Robert Jr Hays. John Thomas Hays. Leeann Hays. Marvm William Jr. ... Hays. William Ritslip. Darre.1 Wayne Hazard. Colleen Patricia Hazard. Jill Marie Hazlewood. Nancy Jane . ... Hazzard. Timothy Luke , , . HIM ,1 Ronald William Healy. Jennifer Rae Heard. Virginia Laurie ... Hearn. John Edward Jr Hearne, Chris Martin . . Hcarne. Earl . 225.537 506.325.336 388 198. 199 434 372.511 537 370 326.379.607 284. 488. 537 370 308,607 116 410.413.537 .474. 573 4%. 573 537 . .537 225.235.298.367.565 467.590 590 261.384 430.573 385.391.537 607 274.537 537 590 2%. 428. 590 .. .261.371.383 287.537 490.573 607 607 689 234.607 382 537 480.607 ..467 286 490.537 384 1 16 382 385.537 511 260 565 326.376.590 261 272.376.607 428.607 573 382 383 470.607 391 370 537 . ., 289 492 270 607 537 ..234.488.590 376 370 . ..249.320. 573 370.607 537 388 ... 537 537 238.244 261.264.267 573 454.537 290.573 116 211 384 379 482 607 383 406 . 239. 360, 377. 378. 476. 573 383 470.537 432.607 508.607 438.590 498 590 537 537 5J7 388 492 590 234 372.464.573 149. ISO 573 269.573 197 573 395 511 454.607 446 573 607 283.428.607 438.537 590 370 382 411.511 446 371.382 488.573 288 150.607 452 490. 573 383 225.537 450. 590 458 193. 1%. 197. 298. 371 607 248. 276. 462. 590 381 382 458. 607 373 607 370.379.511.607 384 ....234 ...324 Nairn- Heasley Jennifer Carol Hej.les John Mjrk Hralh. Jean Louise Healh. Melmda Ann Healh. Vicki Lynn Healon. Ted H HchcnMreil. Rebecca Ann Heheri. Joseph Patrick Heck. Kath) .......... Heckman. Mary Anne Hedge. Angela Gayle Hednck Georgeann . Heffernan. Laurw Sue Heffmgton. David Lynn Heffley. Curt Lewis Hefner. Cliflon Clay Hefner. Steven Howard Heidrick. Christopher H Heil. Nancy Uir Heil. Patricia Sue ... Heimlich. Maralyn Hemu. Larry Stephen Hemtz. Sandra Gayle Hen. James Michael Heitmann. Susan Gayle Heilmiller. Douglas Gene Hejl. James Lee Helbig. Kimherly Anne Helbig. K le Whitney Held. Julie Ann Helfrich. Terry Le Helm. Jacuueiyn Mac Heller. Anna Um Heller Clara Tony Heller. Cynthia Lynne Heller, Mark Louis Heller. Richard Louis Hellmjn. Catherine Stuart . Helm. Maria Sue Helm. Shelh Lynn Rubin Helm. Thomas Lee Helman. Karen Gall .... Helmer. Helen Clare Helmcrs. Ray Carl Helphenstinc. Vivian Jean Helweg. V ! .,- Hclweg. Sue Rae Hemenway. John Richard Hemperly . Cy nthia Jean . Hemphill. FKiylee Hunter Hemphill. John Marcus . Hemphill. Karen Elizabeth Hemphill. Timothy Blake Hemplmg. Robin Ann Henderson. Eloise Henderson. Gerald Edward Henderson. James C Page 242.467.590 225. 264. 387. 492. 537 225 450 571 322 .... 574 371.313 537 . . 574 286.446 296.511 370.607 607 537 255.315.390.490.537 537 474 .382.574 234. 298 219 234.434.574 498. 607 3M 383 385 381.537 450 502 432.574 390 313 380 432 .. 277.432 537 219.410 467 537 234.537 464. 590 607 250.285 .244.245.537 370 590 607 372 . .248. 283.379. 590 ....382 ..482.607 428.537 480 537 . . . 370. 379. 607 372.391 474 Henderson. Susan Jeu 210 Hendnck. Harold Luther 282 Hendncks. John Alan . 381 Hcndncks. Michael Lee 381 Hendncks. Sarah Annette 322.446.538 Hendncks. Teresa Gay 370 Hendncks. Terry Joseph 382 Hendrickson. Barbara Ann sn Hendnckson. George Clint 444 Hendrickson. Jay Gerald 234 298 Hendnckson. Robert Paul 389. 408 Hemnglon. Mark David 607 Henk. Robert Allan 502.590 Henke. Elizabeth Ann 371 Hcnle . Cynthia Anne 450.574 Henneburg. James Vincent 311 Hcnnes. Cecik Mane 379.511 Henmng. Judith Mac 590 Henmnter Cynthia Sue 428.607 Hennon. Lynne Ann 538 Henry. Cherlyn Gwenn 271 Henry- David Mark 335.590 Henry. Felicia Denise 590 Henry. George Franklin 55 Henrv. Jane Kathryn 343 Henry. John Stephen III ISO Henry. Nancy Lynn Henry. Vic Houston 248 384 Henry. Vicki Anne 428. 590 Henven. Marianne 241 Henshaw. Douglas Eugene 274.276.607 Hcnslcy. Melissa Kay 269.607 Henson. Cheryl Lynn 607 Henthorn. Barbara Nell 32 Herbeck. Christopher John 34 Herder. John Crosley 336.574 Herfel. Timothy David 590 Herman. Dehra Ann ..295.387.428.574 Hermanson. Nancy Ann 268 Hermes. Ronald James 293.574 Hernandez. Alex G. Jr 538 Hernandez. Irma Esmeralda 388.565 Hernandez. Luis Ricardo 590 Hernandez. Magdalena 225 Hernandez. Maria Teresa 538 Hernandez. Mark Anthony 261.267 Hernandez. Richard Alberl 538 Hernandez. Ruben O. ... 260 Hernandez Ruben Jr 384 Hernandez. Steven 234.370.607 Herndon. Blake Louis 116.607 Herndon. HolK Hale 438. 590 Herndon. Kevin C 440 Herndon. Laura Belle 373. 382 Herndon. Pamelya Paulellc 375.378 Herrera. Diana 590 Herrera. Donald Eugene 334. 538 Hcrrera. Edna Adnana 607 Herrera. Juan Emiilo 5(7 Herrera. Karen Marie 565 Herrera. Lisa Anne 255. 607 Herrera. Ronald James 270. 574 Herrera. Sylvia Marie 387 Herrm. Sylvia Ann 370. 607 Herring. Gayden Melissa 470 Herring. Matthew Malloy 464 Herring. Randolph Walter 480 Herring. Ruth Anne 442.574 Hemngton. Richard A 373. 390 Herrmglon. Sarah Adel 438. 574 Herrmann. David Read 384590 Herrmann. Paul J III 574 Herm Jeffrey Phillip . .. 261.590 Hersh. Deborah Susan 225 574 Hersh. Judith Inez 382 Hershey. Jill Ellen 574 Hershman. Susan Renee 498. 574 Hershorn. Benjamin Evm 508 Herskowiu. Steven Mark 6IS Hem. Cynthia Mane 283. 607 Herzig. Jeannelle Louise 248 379 Herzlich. Lawrence 574 Herzog. Ben Alan 494. 590 Hess. JamesCraig 482. 538 Hess. Karen Kay 446. 574 Hess. Murray Alan 565 Hess. Richard Michael 458 574 Hessemus. William Monroe 404 Hester. Tina Gay 234.299 Hester. Vicki 574 Heuck. Robert Franklin 144. 406 Heuszel. Frank Delberl 282 Hewitt. Cindy Lu 590 Hewlell. Karen Ann 53 Heydmger. Pctra Renec 60S Hey ne. Erik Fred .. 452.608 Hibbs. David Alan 245. 330 Hibbs. John Nicholas 590 HKkey. Gregory Scott 574 Hickey. Jeffrey Lynn 482 Hickey. Margaret Michele 306.488 Hickey. William Moran Jr 492 Hickman. Bradley Holt 304.492 Hickman. Gregory Wmsoo 290. 574 Hickman. John Charles 370608 Hickman. John Franklin 517 Hickok. Susan Jeanelle 370 Hicks. Richard Quinn ....444 Hieberl. Leslie Carol 283. 590 Higgms. Jeannelta Roeane 608 Higgins. Laurel Shepard 608 Higgms. Michael Ray 408 Higgms. Susan Joy 383 High. Charles Sherwood Jr 608 Hightower. Gayle Nancy 467 608 Highlower. Harold W Jr 480 Highlower. Judith Alice . 248. 299. 407. 430 Hightower. Julie Ann . ..467 Hightower. Richard Wesley 474 Hightower. William L 388 Higley. Elizabeth Ann 574 Hildebrand. Gayla Elaine 538 Hilderhrand. Mark Steven 4WI M Hilford. Glen Allen 454.608 Hill. Anne Levine .387 Hill. Charles Ray 531 Hill. Cynthia Wealhersbee 538 Hill. Diann Elaine 574 Hill. George Bryant 234. 235. 254. 298 Hill. Herbert Wheeler Jr 500 608 Hill. James La Ranee . : ...382 Hill. Janice Lorraine 574 Hill. Karen Anne 428.574 Hill. Karen R Bartmgale 234 Hill. Kenneth Carson 373 Hill. Martha Ann ...358 Hill. Martha Kaye 276 Hill. Mary Anlonnette 538 ' ' ill. Pamela Ruth 382 Hill. Rebecca Deanng 488.608 Hill. Richard Stephen 518 Hill. Vada Helen Hill. Van Gilbert Hillaker. Harri James Jr. Hille. John Cooper Jr . . . Hiller. Catherine Elaine Hills. William Alan Hilsabeck. Mary Lea Hilton. Julie Anne Hime David Paul H.mmelblau. Dav.d M. .. Hmdman. Barbara Jane 248.450 574 ..381.538 608 379.411.590 47t . .261 370 601 391 ...574 Hinds. Ellen Margaret 253. 401 Hmely. Susan Dencne Hines. Jane Suzanne . Hmev Laurence Paul Hmey. Sue Ellen Hinkelman. Lisajann. . . Hmkle. Peggy Mane Hmnanl. HarnsOdom Jr. Hinnanl. William Bam Hinners. Gary Alan Hinners. John Andrew . . Hmojosa. Alma Alicia Hmojosa. Bias Daniel Hmojosa. Lelicia Hmojosa. Shiree Cecile . . Hinson. Ramona Dee ... Hinton, James Marshall llmtz. Michael Joseph . Hmz. Alan Dale H.rschman. Carol Sue Hitchcock. Laun Lee Hut. James T Hill.KalhrynMelanee Hi . Randall Edwin Hitson. Charles Alan Hixson. Nancy Louise . . . Ho. Agnes Law-Lee Ho. Oil Kit Samuel Hoage. Joseph Terence Hoar. Richard James Hobart. Dean Richard ... Hohart. Glen Maxwell . . . Hobbs. Donald Jr Hobhs. Ingen Lynne Hohns. Sandra Jean Hoberock. Lawrence L. . . . Hoblet. Gregg Richard ... Hobhl. Rohm Clay Hochenedel. Jennifer Lea Hocoll. Claude R HIKOII. Richard Reed Hodge. Douglas R. II Hodge. Gary Dwayne Hodges. Ann Mane Hodges. Ji l Hodges. Nancy Joanne Hodges. Rebecca Lynn 380 608 608 574 274.608 .326 538 384 590 ..590 345 292 225 388 608 480. 538 590 261.608 260 608 211 370. 379. 608 241.538 565 306. 438. 538 574 372 322 372 367.377 500.565 590 282 . . 574 391 282 608 428 385.391 370.442.608 502.565 538 538 382.517 248. 296. 438 . . 428 632 Index Pige Nn is s q w mi n -i hit Hi 1 ma i c tin n n ! n w X a S) I ! ! ft n 1 !H in n 4 an - n I I IMIJJ n a UK r 19 19 ' I 3tM3t.1l I! ' : am n . X lam II! : HV ' ; 91 ! ' .: a 1 ; a H: ;i : - a a - rtfl . ffl in 1C s E s 9 II. X : n 111.91 ,. .lU : :: Ft .,.- S! . :: 373 390 156 608 Humphries. Thomas Shelton .... Hundley. David Maycs 225.426.609 492,575 _ | Hodges, Steven Lynn 336 Horn. Nancy Ann 450. 574 Hodges. Timothy Wayne 538 Horn. Stephen Marshall Hunmcutt. Jennette Mary .... 325.446.575 Hornaday. Jon Russell Jr. 608 Hunuker. James Kirk 591 Hunsaker. Linda Ann C 378.383 452 Home. Howard William Jr 492 Huniberger. Carol Hunt. Barbara Burton 382 370. 379. 488. 609 538 Hoeffner. Thomas Jr. 3 6 Horne. Janav Eliubeth 448 Hunt. Bruce William 492 370.438.609 Home. Robert Michael Jr 539 w ion Anne r-uiienia Hum. Robert Villareal 539 Jick.JaneiY 324.539 500 591 440 440.539 Jackson. Alfred 116.479. 539 Hunt. Victoria Lynne 407 539 Hunt. William Clifton III 519 Jackson. Floyd Stacy 371 382 Hoffman. Shen Lynn H-.tfriun i:i,..m k III . ..428.590 Horlon. James Glenn Horlon. Larry Alan Hunter. Bennett HitkinJr Hunter. Charles Michael 476.575 Jackson. Holly 276 . . 476. 608 225.518 244 Jackson. James Marcus Jr 399 609 Jackson. Jim Edward Hunter. Daniel Jock 116 Jackson. Joseph Brian 270 Hunter. Frederick 209 Jackson. Julie 338 Hogg,Caih Anne 339 Hough. Travers Alan . 371 Hunter. James Howlett Hunter. Karen Lee 591 276 Jackson. Julie Lynn Jackson. Kennelh Anthony 609 289 Hohle, Philip John 574 House. Howard Weslo Houseman. Louise Woodhff . ,.. 496 ... 488.590 Hunter. Mary Helen Hunter. Michael David Hunter. Nancy Roc Hunter. Natalie Jean Hunter. Wendy Kay 255,334.338.372.391.591 408.591 467.575 Jackson. Kevin Leanthui Jackson. K imbeds Lynn 278 387.462 274.384.460 591 Hi ' lhoke Scoil I r jniiv . . 538 lion . 26. 27 Jackson. Michael Edward 347.388 Jackson. Richard Blair 492.609 116 575 Holdcn. Liu Gave 382,467 Hunyor. Elizabeth Ann 609 . . . . 370 609 Houston. Charles Samuel .339 Hurd. Diane Frances Hurd, James Douglas Jr 270 Jackson. William Louis Jackson, Willie Alton ... 337.385.565 278 575 Houston. Sam Tyler 608 Hurley. Keith Edward 591 Jacob. John Karl 539 Hurley. Peter Joseph III Hurley. Sydney Joseph IV 372 Jacob. Mary Elaine 575 Holeltamp. Jane Ann Hovenga. Carol Gay 336 490 508 575 Huron. Sofia 386 609 HolUiy Hurst. Bradley Shawn 575 Jacobs. Jamei Paul III 219.233.374.378 335 Hurst. James Witt 404 - - 274 Howard. Joe Ed Hurst. Roger Davd ...339.381.382 Hurt. Catherine 225. 252. 295. 362, 377. 386. 467. 575 Hurl. Dorothy Margaret 383 Hurt. Douglas Richard 464 609 38 1 539 Howard. Kaihryn Mane . 608 Jacobson. Grant David 249.434. 539 Howard. Lisa Kave 276 370 376 Holland. Elizabeth Anne 88. 467 Howard Mary Elizabeth Howard. Steven Carter 502.590 Hurtle. Robert Edward Jr Hurwiu. Karen Sara 609 234 383 Jaderlund. David Charles 464, 591 Jaeckle. Patrick Miles Holland. Kevin Mark 538 Howe. Beverly Azzaiea 575 Hurwiu. Sherry Jacob 373 Jaeger, Stephen Paul 391 Howell. Gloria Dale Howell. John Arnold 575 Huser. Debra Cay ..379 116 384 591 Hollars. Michael Grant 390 Jaggers. Patricia Lou Jagoda. Ray Scott Jahns. Deborah Kay Jalfon. Isaac 345 575 591 3g4 Howell.John Franklin III Howell. Julie C. 384 Hussain. Abdullatif M. S 575 Hollenberg. Donna Jean 371.383 Hussein. Salimah Hussey.JamesJ.il! 511 300.500.565 428 539 Howell. Linwood Earl Howell. Roberta Elise 518 450.608 Huston. Holly Hutching . Colleen R M Huichms. Daniel Lester Hutchmson. Melmda 470 Jamail. David George James. Antoinette Louise 460 575 Holley. James Richard -. Holky. Kevin Craig 333 539 381 Howell. Scott Wayne . . 391 260 371 112. 116 Holley. Terry Lee 538 Hutchmson. Marietta Hutchison. Dennis Brian James. George Ellis Howell Todd Rankin 279 Howery. David Randall Howie. Jerry Allan Howry. Randy Ray Howsman, Thomas Gregory Howze. Kent Lee 337.385.539 409 444.590 608 388 381 Jamieson. Lisa Kerry J 388 .Hollificld, Paincia D 574 Hutchison. William L. Jr 492 575 HoUingswonh. Robert E ....608 Hutson. Leslie Denise 314 Huison. Thomas Alexander 144.591 381 Hollis, James Neil 382 Hutyra. John Marcus 282 492.539 283.428.590 539 Hsu Huey-Tsann Hyman. Melissa Ann 438. 565 370.379.609 Hsu. Maria Jansa. Robert Frank 539 Hyun.lnsul 385 518 Hollowiy. Julie Carol . . .428 Ibarra. David 3t| ....539 Janssen. David Lee 318 Huang. Shou-Hsuan Hubbard. Eleanor.. . . 383 388 Hubbard. Henry Burton 539 399 Hubbard. Steven Wayne 385 Jarvis, David Keith 575 Holmes. Elizabeth Milbura 382 Huber. Deborah Lynnc 345 388 565 Jarvis. Timothy Word 496 Huber. Heidi Ann .. .... Holmes. Jacqueline S ....367 Hubert. John Wesley 116 Jarzombek. Stanley J. Jr 408 Holmes. Jennifer 329 574 Huckabec. Susan Mary ... Huddleslon. Patrick Neale 448.590 Jasper. Noreen Myra 272.407.591 Hudek. David James ISO Jasso. Joe Dagoberto Jd ,uia. Stephanie Gay S 393 Holmes Wendy Gail Hudgms. Frank Wilson Hudnall. Clayton Howard Hudson. Harnet Ann 575 384.482.590 539 328 539 Ibarra. Luis Lauro 539 381.382.387 Hull. Ann 371.442.538 Ice. Bryan William Idrogo. Cynthia 575 380 508 539 Hudson. Julie Ellen 457.575 Iglchart. David Charles 382 Jean. Bruce Wayne 234 Hudson. Ricky Lynn 314.539 llg. Ronald Jon Hudson. William Ronald 372.391 Imhoff. Willard Earl III 539 Jeffrey. Nora Leigh 276 Holuman. Scou Evans 22.300.426.538 Huete. Elizabeth Beatrice Huey. Doyle Wade 430.608 tnabnet. Paincia Bernice Jeffries. Joel Travis . . 384 Holub. Kelvin Lee ... Holub Sandra Mane Jeko. Cindy Lea Huff. Bert A Jelinek. Jon Douglas .609 306. 329 450 539 HoUfwId. Kevin Duane 538 Huff. Bobbie Lee Huff. Jack Nathan . 260 384 306.609 Huff. William Morgan Huf fines. Phillip Wayne Jenkins. George Oliver Jr 405 609 Jenkins. Janet Ellen 575 Hone EcoMMHict CM Huffman. Hal Stacy . . Huffman. William David 539 Jenkins. Karen Gay 428 InnenhlofH of Blac ew Chok Innis. Peter S Inslirule of Ekctrinl - n,l EJectrmUc 3 3 Homnch. Dtanc Mane 234 Huggim. Ginger l,a urine Hughes. Anne Elizabeth . 382 452, 575 Jenkins. Sharon Kay 428.575 Honea. William Keith Honeycull. David Earl Honey cut I. James Michael Homgblum. Albert Harvey ....336.373.382.390.538 574 574 590 Hughes. Anne Howell Hughes. Chcryleu 428.608 3 1 Iniebi. David Eduardo InterfrMernlty Council Jenkins. Thomas Mark . . 384 Hughes. Deborah Jeanne ... Hughes. Don Henry ..,.518 . . . .425 Jenkmson. Joseph Edward 261.267.575 H NMrar Or(HlzMtoM ScdlM Honza.GaylePaulelle 368-391 277 Hughes. Eliza heth Mauree. . . Hughes. James C 428.590 Intnunurab Ip. Wai Man 172-173 Jennings. Helen Anne 248.299.591 Hughes. Kimberly Camilk Jennings. William C. Jr. ... Jennings. William E Jr 45 Hood. Walton Donn.e IV 268 Hughes. Melonye Hughes. Olm Dale 446. 590 539 Irby.Lisa 225.270.488 Jenschke. Laura Lou P 270.540 Hughes. Patrick Lamont Hughes. Paul Gary 225.384.591 274 Hooper. Mary Elizabeth Jensen. Janice 442 540 Hooper Melissa Jan Hughes. Robert Clayton 575 428 591 Irish. Kaihryn Anne Hooper. Milton Leroy Jr. 383 Jensen. Richard F.Jr 426 381 390 Hooper. Wilbert Leon 479 590 Hughston. Milan Ross 286. 389 Irvine. Peter Michael 333 390 404 Hoover. Leslie Anne 608 Isaacs. BrendaGail Huie. Sherry Darkne Hulan. Richard Huffman Hull. BennaGay 26 Hope. Harold Jr 278 Hull. Cynthia Kay 442 608 539 503 609 Hull. David G.. . - - 391 Isenberger. Robert M. III. . . 411 511 575 Hull. Holly Colleen Hull. Julia ' 1,. u 470 Uensee. Laura Mane 382 Jen. John Wesley . Jette. Paul Eldndge IV 482 Hull. Sharon Lee Hopkins Ronald Glenn 384 Hullett. George Randal . - 591 Ismail. Zahir Mohamed S 518 370 Hulme. Helen . 282 591 Hopmann. Mark Henry 255 Hulmc. Ronald Carl ..340 371 383 384 Ivash. Carol Leslie . . Ivey. Vivian . Jew. Mary Woo 540 HiwiMlrie Council ....250 375 Jew. Paul 540 Hopper. Ore Cleel 590 Ivie.Janel Leslee Jewell. William Marsh 373.390.575 Humphrey. David Wayne ...388 326.591 338 609 Hopton. Cynthia Ann 574 Ivy. Kim Michael .... 322 Jicha. Jennifer Mark 269 370 379 608 Humphrey. Sandra Vale Iwig. Keith Russell Jik s. Jodie Lee 371 Horany. Mary Carol ..272.590 225 590 312 Humphreys. William Lee 464.575 lujird. William Rudy Jinks. Jon Jay 609 372 391 ... 494 Jobe Bill D . .3 Index 633 Pge Page Page Jobe. Everette Dean Jobe Juliani ... . 382 575 Jones. Meghan Glynnis -.370 609 Katz. Bruce Mitchell Katz. Clifford Avrom 434.609 383 Key. Jimmy Dane Keyser. Sandra Lorraine 282.591 541 386 382 Kalz. Harold Bruce 494.609 Khanna. Vijayeshwar Das 391 591 384. 460. 609 Kalz. Karen Diane 250.282.290.313.432 Kherfouche. Mohamed 609 326.565 Jones. Michael Webster 496 Kauffman. Arthur Amos Jr ....399 Khoshbakhsh. Nasir 334 .. .376.609 Jones. Molly 333 Kaufman. Cherie Lee 283.591 Kibee. Elizabeth Ann 371.575 496 575 Kaufman. Mary Grace 277.463.591 331 Jochetz. Terry Ann Jogcrsl. Allen Lloyd 282.326.591 . . .458 382 Jones. Patncn Ann Jones. Rcba Lynn Jones. Robert N.Jr 609 341 382.540 Kaufman. Michael L Kaufman. Nancy Ann Kaufman. Perry Sims 274 540 304.508 Kibhnger. Elizabeth Ann Kice. Virginia Creevey Kidd. Kalhryn Louise 591 251.446.591 565 438.609 Jones. Robin Jean 421 Kaufman. Terry Morece 242 Kidd. Kelly Jayne 446.575 ..194.351.381 Jones. Robin Lynn 446 Kaye. Deborah Frances 225.540 Kidd. Michael Edward 404.609 373.390.540 Jones. Russell Keith 384 Kaye. Jody Lynn 540 391 482.540 Jones. Sheila Lynn 470.540 Kazor. Steven E 1 16 44 .224.225.254.357. Jones. Stephen Eric 540 Kboudi. Joseph David 508 375. 378. 389. 500 Jones. Thomas Adam 454 Kean. James Campbell 251.302.541 565 Johnson. C. Philip ..372.391 ....609 Jones. Victona Lynn 370 382.540 Kean. William Lybrand 383 ....454.575 Kiel. Karen Elizabeth Kieschmck. Marcus Dean 450.609 410.541 503 Jones. William CIV 372 Kearney. Carroll Lee Jr 575 Kiger. Philip Scott 492.541 Johnson. Cindy . . ...344 260.384 Jonkers. Randall Gerard Jordahl, Karen Shiner 476.591 338.390 Keams. Craig Edward Keating, Ann Frances 609 370. 379 Kilday. Carolyn Jayne 379 448.540 Jordan. Eleanor Worley 382 Keating. Lou Ann 219 503.541 274. 540 .591 Kealon. Charles Paul 518 Kilgore. James Patrick 260 Jordan. Jacqueline R 251.383.457.540 Keck. Michael Scott ISO Kilgore. Leah Kimberly 448.575 496 Jordan. James Reed .22.300.497.575 Kecketsen. Thomas Gerard 609 Kilgore. Shannon Jane 384 388 Jordan. Joseph P 609 Keeble. Elliott 591 296.488.591 Jordan. Julie Ann 282.609 Keeble. Floyd Dodson 492 Killian. Jenny Fontaine 383 372.391 Jordan. Julie Hunt 428 Keelam. Frederick Leonard 541 Killingsworth. Robin Ann 541 ...540 Jordan. Michael Andrew 382 Keeland. Ruth Kimberly 381 Killion. Belinda Sue 609 Johnson. Gregory Hudson Johnson. Harvey C. Jr 444 234.518 Jordan. Michael Charles Jordan. Susan K 383 328.540 ' Keele. Kevin Maunce Keeler. Leslie Mane 348 248.282.376.591 Killough. Karen Kay 609 Johnson. Helen Kathleen .286.358.375.378.518 Jorden. Philip Taylor 503.575 Keeling, Steven Clifford 460 Johnson. Henry Lee 126 225.575 Jorgensen. Jeffrey Alan ..320 296.492 Keen. Cynthia Keen. Thomas Harold 432.591 505.591 Kim. Jeoung Soo Kim. John Ho 609 Johnson. Ivan Lynn 116 384.458.591 Jose. John Stuart Joseph. David George 382 234 Keenan. Carolyn Frost Keene. John David 367.382 .... 276 Kimberley. Knsli Rene Kimble. Robert Louis 591 575 609 438 Keene. John Hart 387 Kimbnel. Karen Janice Johnson. Jinet Lynn 446 328.518 Joseph. Janet Diane Joseph. Joann Mine 591 565 Kceney. Randolph Vennard Keeney. Susan Elizabeth 492.541 380 Kimbrough. Mary Elizabeth 383.518 241 409 Joseph. John Anthony 575 Keenmon. Joanne Stephanie 282.609 Johnson. Jeffrey Willum . 384 1 16 Joseph. Mamie Bernadme Joseph. Richard Jr 225.286.438 474 Keeter. Mona Sue Keeton. Werdner Page 450 37 Kinder. Jayce Ann 162.470 Johnson. John Bradley Johnson. John Patrick 337 346.347 Joyce. Elizabeth Neel Joyce. James Thomas 282.438.591 391 Keifler. Edwin Paul Keilv Mary Kathryn 541 591 Kindle. Casey Lee King, Charles Rogers 22.300.440 565 575 Kemarth. Paul David .384 111. 116 317 Keiser. Karen Vye 388 King. Daniel Christopher 541 Johnson. Judy Adek 381 511.540 Judy. Kilhr n Michelk Juengermann. Jennifer L 609 575 Keiser. Susan Strou Kenner. Kim Alan 370.376.609 .390.541 King, David Royce King, Donna Chnslene 370.376 Johnson. Kathy Lee 252.389.467.540 2%. 458 Jukes. Stephen Line Julien. Daniel George 286 380 Keith. Dodi Anne Keith. John Franklin 280 482. 575 King, Frank Anthony 541 ....482 Julwn. Robin Chirks 575 Keith. Laura Kalhenne .380 King. Gayle Marie Johnson. Larry Dein 372 Jung. Sin Etu 467.575 Kell. George Michael 371 438.540 Jung.Wei-Lin . .. 234.338. 376 Keller. Carolyn 443 247 568-583 Keller. Demse Ann 609 King, James Stephen 42 Johnson. Linda Sue 225.377.382.387.540 Junkm. Jerry Frederick 260.264 Keller. Laune Ann 379.575 King, John 208 324 609 Keller. Mary Lynn 245.591 King. John Walker 267.565 391.540 Jurcik. Otehi Antoinette 271.272.282 Keller. William Victor 565 Johnson Mary Beth 609 Jurecka Tammy Elizabeth 609 Kellert Robert Mark 384 Johnson. Mary Evelyn 261.266.276 Juren. Russell Ted 609 Kelley. Henry Paul 383 King. Lewis George 225.384.476.591 575 Justice. Blake Albert 302 Kelley. Jack Albert 304 King. Lydia Ann Johnson. Melcssi Ann 450.575 219 Kelley. James Micajah 453 King, Mark Anthony Johnson. Mclinda Betiy 575 Jutras. Michael Adrian 426.575 Kelley. Janet Lynn 382 Johnson. Melissi Talbert ...370 Juvrud. William Owen 150 Kelley. Jay Donald ...234 Kelley. Kmsloe Louise 467. 541 King. Robert Johnson. Neil Douglis 540 Kelley. Larry David 518 King. Stephen Curtis 384 372 Kelley. Lee Michael 492 King. Sumi Lorranc 370 Johnson. Patricia Allen 382 aBBBBBfc Kelley. Peuv Janice 248 King, Susan Cecilia 57J Johnson. Patricia Leigh 370 ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss .1 Kelley. Ryan Cardwell 609 King, Tommy Rex 500. 609 540 | ) Kelley. Tem Margaret 541 Kmgsley. Donald Farr Johnson, Philip Stephen Johnson. Richard Edward . Johnson. Richard Louis 382 334 . .260.264.267 609 85 K Kelley. Tym Dale Kellner. Arlene Naomi Kellner. Renee Evelyn Kellogg. Ann 391.575 432.575 296.432.591 384 Kmkaid. Debra Lynn Kmnard. Steven Alan Kmney. David Craig Kmney. Stephen Walls 370.609 541 ....482 304.482 383 ; i Kellogg. Elizabeth Ann 430.591 Kmser. Gkn Byron Johnson. Shelley Lou 430.575 440 JBi M Kellogg. Mary Catherine Kelly. Anita Harriet 401.511 .234 Kippes. Elizabeth Ann 609 Johnson. Steven Bryin 482.609 Bssss sisssssssssssla sssssssssssisissssssssssisssssss Kelly. Cynthia Lynn ....467.575 Kirk. Marilyn Demse 290.591 Johnson. Steven Douglas , 490.591 Kadell. Kath leen Anne 260.264.266.540 Kelly. Debra Jo 450. 575 Johnson. Steven W 399 383 Kelly. Mary Augustine Johnson. Timothy M Johnson. Wayne Allen Johnson. William Ray 384 540 , 458.540 336.373.382 Kahanek. Michael George Kahlke. William Bennett Kahn. Elizabeth Graham 575 282.591 382 540 Kelly. Mary Helen Kelly. Michael George Kelly. Robert Harold Kelly. Susan Carol ...541 382 541 541 Kirk. Stanley Cain Jr Kirk. Terrence Wayne Kirk. Van Ballard 492. 575 MO 444.609 Johnston. Betde Anne 591 Kahn. Marc Henry .494 Kelsey. Lisa Louise 161 Kirkmg. Lewis Paul Johnston. David Kyle Johnston. Georgann Johnston. James C Johnston. Jimmie Tom Johnston. Julia Lynn Johnston. Laune . Johnston. Linda Lee Johnston. Michael Divid 474.609 306 609 388 565 442.609 609 382 333 Kaiser. David Grant Kaiser. Kevin Kalanty. Nicholas Carl Kaler. John Adoph II Kalm. Debra Ann Kalteyer. Stephen F Kamansky. Carol Jane Kamen. Kathy Ann Kamin Dana Mien 540 322 331.591 440.609 540 249.328.540 3(4 432.540 370.498 Kelso. Barbara Ann Kelso. Gloria Mane Kelz. Salhe Jo Kemhle Cheska KemWe. Kary Don Kemhle Stephen Allen Jr Kemp. Carla Jean Kemp. Jeanne Louise Kemp. Kemberly Kay 296.306.438.591 591 . ..326.467.575 444 609 470.575 .268.575 430.609 Kirkland. Ben Houston III Kirkland. Benjamin Wiky Kirkland. Brenda Lee Kirkpatnck. Lowell A Kirkpatnck. Richard M Kirtlcy. John Harrell Kinky. Randall Wesley Kirwan. Amy Hunter 444 ....542 591 464.609 383 542 114 609 Johnston. Robert A. Ill , . Johnston. Robert Lee Jr Johnston. Stephan Edgar . Johnston. Steven Erik Johnston. Stuart Brooks Joiner. Anthony Jones. Albert Pearson . . Jones. Amanda Lei Jones. Andrew Perkins . Jones. Anne Alyson Jones. Barry Evan 453 383 333 371 383. 500. 575 565 378 575 370.609 462 ... 225.250. 381 371 Kamins. Duane Howard Kamp. Nancy Jo Kampmann. George Adams Jr Kanaly. Jeffrey Craig Kane. Cheryl Lee Kane. Kemn Ann Kane. Susan Ann Kane. Thomas Joseph Kanewske. Helen Deborah Kang. Maria Kangieser. Kenneth Jr 575 540 492. 540 328.474 450.575 270 591 371 .540 333 490 575 Kemp. Robert Lamar Kendrick. David Kennamer. l.ornn G Kennard. Anna Jones Kennedy. B renda Picola Kennedy. Brian Timothy Kennedy. Eileen Mary Kennedy. Gametle Carrol Kennedy. Jams Carol Kennedy. John Lloyd Kennedy. Kathryn Ann Kennedy. Lydia 214.215 208. 252. 378 446.541 457 541 443.609 299.469.591 443.609 460.541 511.541 591 Kiser. Jack Steven Kiser. Metta Anne Kislm. Laura Elkn Kislin. Robert Ian Kitchen. Helen Mane Kite.JamesCaswellll Kite. Phillip ( leo Kitzman. Pamela Sue Klander. Sharon Kay Klapp. Lisa C. Delong Klauber. Nancy Eleanor ..542 542 241.243 242.609 290 576 .... 576 234 576 ....387 386 Jones. Carol Ann Jones. Carole Ann Jones. Claude Edward Jr Jones. Curtis Willard Jr. . . . Jones. Cynthia Kay Jones. Cynthia Lea Jones. Deidre Dene Jones. Douglas Gerald Jones. Gary Scoll Jones. Gay Lynn 428.540 280.591 575 373. 382. 390. 540 314 276.370.609 338.591 458 609 540 Kantor. Brian David Kanlor. Philip Jay Kanz. Kyla Deon Kaplan. Brian Howard Kaplan. Linda M Kaplan. Mark Charles Kaplan. Susan Leigh Kaplon. Kenny Kapp. Patricia Annette Kappa Alptal 304.494 434.609 609 384.508.591 432.609 494 326.540 166 575 464.465 Kennedy. Matthew James Kennedy. Thomas W Kenmnglon. Keith David Kennon. Mary Kalhnne .... Kenny. Diana Lynn Kent. Clark Robert Kent. John Randolph Kenyon. Earle Wayne Ken yon. Susan Diane Kepner. Jeffrey Leo 372, 391 575 609 541 404 . .22. 333.482. 565 383 609 335 Klavano. Beth Martha Klecka. Diane Mane Kleckner. Thomas Howard Kleeman. Robert Joseph Kleiderer. Mary Catherine Kleiderer. Robert Martin Kleiman. Laune Klein. Cindy Lee Klein. Donald Lee Jr ....518 430. 542 576 382 451.609 296.503.591 382 234 591 Jones. Gen Lynn Jones. Glenn Hunter III Jones. Jacque Lu Jones. James Litton Jones. Janice Lynn Jones. Jams Jones. JeanetieGay 261.609 485 609 .391.575 591 540 609 488.575 Kappa Alpha PU Kappa Alpha TM. KappaEpallo. Kappa Kappa (,._ Kappa Kappa P Kappa Skjaaa Kappus. Camille Mane Karam. Nabil Anlun 473 466-468 345 470-472 267 474-475 370 565 Kerans. Constance C Kerbow. Amy Sue Kerbow. Jill Ellen Kern. Gary Alan Kern, Lisa Ann Kern. Mark Donner Kern. Rebecca Jo Spear Kern. Richard James 467. 609 467.609 381 432 460.609 381 334 Klein. Jan Gaebler Klein. Mark Richard Klein. Robert Milgram Klemstub. Mary Deborah Kleml. Kristin Elizabeth Kletke. Allison Julie Kleuser. Chalei Wayne Jr 591 ... 384 508 591 387 277 322.542 Jones. Jelia Ann 446.540 331.446.575 Karges. Curtis Duane Karges. Kelly Jo 575 370.438 Kerner. Tamara Rebecca Kerr. Allison Sorrells 470.541 Klmgle. Karla Leah 463.669 382 Kanel. Mark William 508 Kerr. Barbara Ellen Jones. Joe Bradford Jones. John Wesley Jones. Johnny Lee Jones. Johnn Miller 609 116 116 . . 1 19 490 Kansch. Glenn Milton Karlak. Cynthia Leigh Karlal. Julia A Ross Karol. Kalhcrme Diane 239 488.609 382 540 498 Kerr. Camille Dewees Kerr. Carol Linda Kerr. Diane Jeanne Doll Kerr. James Daugheny Kerr Thomas Patrick 383 382 .541 480.541 Klinksiek. Myra Lee Klipple. Barbara Anne Klipple. Carol Lynn Klipple. Diane Elizabeth ....261.266. 542 371.542 326.430. 576 370.430.609 Jones. Joy Mane 430.575 260. 266 Kasanoff. Michael Gary Kasch. Vivian Mane 494 591 Kerrigan. Jeffr James Kerrigan. Sue Anne 470.591 Kloeris. Chnslopher Alan 243 Jones. Kaiheryn Suzanne Jones Kent Richard .... ' 565 ....245 Kasina. Sudhakar Kasiske. Jams Mane 388 388 Kershner. Kalhy Kersten. Mickella Ann 234. 248. 299 382.575 Kluge. Margaret Jane 383 Jones. Key Randall Jones. Laura Elizabeth 609 225 Kaslmg. Sarah Virginia Kassens. Todd Gilbert ... 370 591 Keshlear. William Mall Kcttltnsky. Keith Dardm 373 322 Klumpyan. John Peter 384.591 381 Kassner. Judith Tracy 370 Kctucharl. Saisawath Jonev Leslie 446 508.591 Keuer Thomas Alan ?! Jones. Leslie Charles Jimes. Linda Su an Jones. Mark Manning Jonev Martha Lee 280 443. 565 458 446. 609 Kalayama. Osamu Kalor. Michael Jeffrey Kalz. Arthur Haber III Katz. Brenda L nn 518 381.382 508.540 540 Kewley. AdelberlGlen Key. Charles Ellis Key. Dorothy Elizabeth Key. Elizabeth Mae . 476. 575 158 591 Knaub. Stephen Luther Knaus. Nadine Lenn Kneessy. Kalhrvn Davy .506.576 518 370 Uta. basts ' - 634- Index Plfe Najtst Name Pgc ! : - II in ' n nn in i ' Mill : M :t : ' : ' : .. 11 X V ! Kncuper. Ftln Eckford 261 Knit. Judith Robin 387 Knit. Karen Patnctl 370 Kmfton. Beryl Jean 383 Knight. Dak Medly 282 Kmghi. Gayann 261 Knight. John Eugene Knight. Kathy Norma Knight. Miry Alice. . , Knight. Ronald Perry Knrgrii Vicki Lynn Kmppa. Gary Keith Kmsely. Philip Robert Kung, Larry 610 Kuntz. Philip Edward 45 Kunu. Stephen Allen ..-.111 Kuni. Julio Ann 379. 542 Kupka. I e.lie Diane 942 397 576 ....576 312 34} 380 ....260.264 Kniltk. Susan Ruth 565 Knopp. Victor (harks Jr 312 Knotu Steven Ward 261 Knowks. William Roy Jr 464 Knot. David Bradley 287.404.415 Knos. Diana Bayne SI I. 591 Kno. Richard Itol 340 Knudsen. Mark William 591 Kmie.Carmel Leeanne 609 Knupkc. Sarah Mane 609 Koch. Penelope Elizabeth 488. 576 Koch. Sherry Suian 338 Kochhar. Rakeih Kumar 333. 391 Kocian. Donna Kay 576 Kocurek. Eugene W. Jr 347. 565 Kocurek. Lawrence Jamel 384 Kocurek. Mary Antoinette 542 Kodoaky. Jeffrey Leo 383 KoedentiCandiceE 334.338.357,372. 378.390.467.542 Keen. Billy V 391 Koemg. Craig Alan 116 Koemnger. Stacy Dawn 542 Koenning. Leslie J 1 16 Koepke. Niels Daniel 225 Koester. David Earl 391 Koether. Billye Elaine 345. 347. 388. 565 Koffkr. Peter Mart 565 Koa.ul. Karen Sue 498 Kuruer. Edward Ira 373. 390 Kurzawski. Karen Ann 306. 576 Kusenberger. Don Levi 384. 592 Kuinenk. David Eugene 241. 286. 290. 293. 542 Kustolf. Julie Alice 48 Kutcher. Mercedes Jean 382 Kuuiislo. Paul Alan 225 Kuykendall. James Alan 372 Kveton. Joyce Lynn ..370.379.610 610 Lauderdale. Debbie L. Lauderdale. Diane Lauderdale. Loralee Lauderdale. Mary M W Laufer. Douglas Reese .... Laughmghouse. Theresa M 248. 592 383 299.370.379 ....248.276.299.592 I. Sherri 304.503 576 543 448 376 387 Laumus. Douglas ChafTin 48 1 . Elizabeth Conner 467 Laughlm. Brad James Laughlm. Eddie Lee Laughlm. John Robert Laughlm. Lynn Ann Laughon. Francia Kim Laughlon. Stuart Charles . Kvitek, Charles Kevin 506 Kwak. Yoon Keun 518 Kwan. Peter Chi Kit 476 Kwok. Yau-Lee . . ...518 Kwong. Raymond P 383 Ky. Tich Cu 542 Kyle. Mary Kathryn 48( Kyle. Stella Orm 3K Kyrish. Judy Marie 37 Laurel. Anna Laura Laurel. Mynha Laurel. Nora Alicia Laurel. Yolanda M Launtzen. Cary Elaine . Lauten. Elizabeth Anne . Lavery. Valorie Ann . . Lavis. Daniel Ira Law. Thomas H. 388 610 ..345.576 388 234.326.S76 543 371.383 197.378 w. Thomas Howard Edward 543 Law. Timothy David 543 wal. Akanni Segun L 543 Kohkffel. Dina Mane Kohkr. Raymond Lk Kohoul. Melissa Koile. Kimberk Koile. Krtsten Kolb. Edward William Jr Kok. George Pyatl Jr Kolda. Jean Marie K. ' hi Nancy Lynn Koncewicz. Elizabeth M 429 260.314 542 365.377.378.379.511.542 370.511.609 383 ...261 382 299.432.591 322.326,591 Koncewicz. John Slanislaw 322. 576 Kone. Alice Marie 542 Konze. Linda Carol 322. 576 Koomey. Minatn Elizabeth 591 Koons. David Reynolds 247 Kopm. Pamela Sue 498. 542 Kopplm. John David 390 Korges. Carl Raymond 382 Korman. Anthony Paul 492, 542 .492.609 .285 Korman. Gregory John Korthals. Charles Alai I a mhtad 292 La Grange. Mark Elliot 261 Labouff. Jeanette Marie 282. 542 Lacey. Alyson Melissa 592 Lacey. Keam Elliott 592 Lacher. R ickie Alan 371. 383. 501 Lackey. Margaret Jayne 576 Lackey. Rhonda Christine 380 Lacour. Tandy Miriam 370. 379. 610 Lacy. Sandra Nayon 382 Ladewig. William Morris 610 Lafitte. Darrell Gregg 464. 542 Lafilte. Harold Re 565 Lafilte. Marc Renoir 440, 610 Lalilte. Richard Reed 464. 592 Lafleur. Leah Mane 542 Lafon. Cynthia Faye 370 Lafranz. Mark 335 Lagesse. Jeanne Marie 576 Lagrone. Alfred H 391 Lagrone. Sharron Yvonne 610 Laguarta. Julio Lansford 440 Lahaie. Michael Patrick 542 Lawler. David Steven Lawler. Lynn Lawler. Scott William ... Lawler. Thomas Sullivan Lawlor. John Michael . . Lawkxr. Michael Syron . . . Lawrence. Brian James Lawrence. Cynthia June . Lawrence. Larry Glenn . . Lawrence. Robert Brett . . Lawson. Bronwyn Lawson. Daniel Heavm . Lawson. Jeffrey Lewis . Lawson. Kalhryne Grace Lawton. Kathy Lynn .... Lay. Guy Bill 464.610 343.511.543 464 543 505.543 505.610 126.543 576 610 ....592 .378.393.411.450.543 492 610 565 383 .331 Laycock. Stephen Keith 286.476. 576 Layden. Andrew James 474 Laymon. Michael Wayne Laymon. Sondra Gayle Laza. April Elyn LBJ School of PuMk Affairs .261 .270.610 543 . .200.201 Lea. Constance Beth 438 Leach. Brett Warren 384 Leach. Lesa Nell 379. 592 Leakey. Barbara Jean 429 Leal. Adrian Carlos 543 Leal. Rosalinda 543 Leamons. John Franklin 380 Lealh. Joseph Masters 4 0 Lealherwood. Donna Jean 370 Leatherwood. Margie Ann 463. 592 Korzemewski. Valerie Mae 376 Kosarek. Cheryl Ann 341 Koslin. Louise Sue 498. 542 Kosnosky. Joseph Kosons. Fonda Lynn 280 Kosons. Jeffrey Paul 542 Koster. Susan Marie 276. 379. 591 Kostetsky. Catherine T 382 Kosue. Sandra Manlyn M 382 Kotch. Alison Mohr 451 Kotch. Arthur Branton 542 Kolhmann. Kayla K 345. 565 Kothmann. Rodney Duane Kolin. Ka ren Anne 576 508 .326.371.542 ....443.576 542 320.576 ....343.542 381 198.199.324,378 542 Laird. Brant Ben Laird. Lisa Jan. . Laird. Richard Kir Lail. Jan Ellen . . . Lajoie. Elise Brow Lake. Lucinda Frances rnberly . .542 .542 .334 .282.370.498 451 ....488 Kollwilz. William L. Jr. . Kouba. Carkne Gale ... Koughan. Elaine Louise . Kouvehs. Chns Pete Jr Kovar. Albm Ralph ... Kovich. Jamie Jean Kowalski. Daniel Mark Kozmelsky. George . Krafla. Shirley Diane Urn. Tung Leung 334 Lamb. Bonnie Ann 565 Lamb. Carol Lynn 370. 379. 592 Lamb. George Cariton 497 Lamb. Jaime P. Jr 391 Lamb. William Kemp 387 lambda Chi Alpha 476. 477 Lambert. Andrea Elizabeth 345. 463 Lambert. Craig Neil 434. 610 Lambert. Jeffrey Gordon 225 Lambert. Karen Lynn 234. 430. 592 Lambert. Lyndon Ewell 490 Lambert, Richard William 285 Laming. William Robert 592 Lebas. Claire Elizabeth Lebeau. Carolyn Leblanc. Steven Randel . Lecates. David Wallace . Lechlenberger. W. D. . Ledbetter. Joe O Ledbetter. John Land . . Ledesma. Alfred Lee. Andrew Hamilton . Lee. Catherine Rose Lee. Charles W Lee. Cheryl Dawn Lee. Clyde E Lee. Darrell George . .340 277 458. 592 ....610 543 372.383.391 383 406 234 518 1 16 326.543 99.372 406 Kramer. Elkn Meredith 498. 576 Kramer. Kathken Grace 234. 430. 565 Kramer. Paula Kay 391 Kramer. Rebecca Riffe 576 Kramer. Ten Kay 299. 384. 488 Krandel. Karen 225. 432. 591 Kranz. Richard Wmthrop 381 Kranzow. Susan Lynn 260. 379 Krapf. Fredenck Scott 302 Krasoff. Mma Helene 432. 610 Kraus. Jeffrey David 384 Krause. James Winston 481 Krauie. Mark Champion III 337. 385. 391 Krause. Michael Gene 335. 565 Krause. Nancy Ellen 277 Krause. Stephen Douglas 2%. 444 Krauss. Andrew Michael 384 Krebelhe. Carol Suzanne 591 Krehl. Tina Mane 610 Kreisk. Leonard F 378. 391 Kremer. Jeffrey Thomas 384. 592 Kreps. Mary Ann 438 Krelsmger. Bruce Kevin 260 Kreuschmar. Knslina L 542 Knegsman. Karen Beth 432 Knenke. Karen Elizabeth 542 Knenke, Kathryn Lynn 542 Knslymk. Marianne 290. 542 Knvacs. James Kevin 123. 126. 128. 129 Kroeger. Wilbert 373 Kroenmg, Karen Rene 283 Krohn. James Edmund 518 Krosl. Marvin Samuel 508. 592 Krovelz. Diane Brenda 498. 592 Krovctz. Tern Lynn 370. 498. 610 Krueger. Larry Gene 565 Kruger. Philip Edward 410. 41 5. 576 Krumwiede. Jeffrey Lynn 149. 150 Kruschwiiz. Robert Bruce 518 Lancaster. Deborah Jane . Lancaster. James Glen . . . Lancaster. Kay Gene .... Lancaster. Kris Ann Lancaster. Loren Thomas Lancaster. Michael Wayne . . 542 126 448, 543 448. 543 .336.337.373.390 464 Lee. Deborah Kathleen 518 Lee. Donald Ray 409 Lee. Gregory Reid 261. 610 Lee. Howard Sen 505, 565 Lee. Jeffrey Alan 444 Lee. John Waller Jr 398 Lee. Lai Wah 390. 543 Lee. Lindsey Duane 234. 254. 460 Lee. Mark Donald 384. 592 Lee. Mark Woody 384 Lee. Mary Susan 543 Lee. Nancy Yukyin 543 Lee. Richard Yuan-Chien 282. 38 1. 383 Krusc. Kalhenne Anne . Kubala. Kalhryn Ann Kubclka. Martha Evelyn . Kubiszyn. Thomas Walter Kucd. Carol Reba Kuebkr. John Adam Kuehl. Jennifer Mane Kuehm. Cheryl Lynn . 430.610 252.542 542 382 ..370 506.565 576 542 Kuehm. Janet Elizabeth 385. 390 Kuenasl. Angelica B 370. 610 Kuenast. Walter L ' lnch 373.390 Kuhlke. William Charles 474 Kuhlmann. Mary Ann Redmon ... .382.386.518 Kuhn. Diane Elizabeth 234.274.383.438. 542 Kuhn. Theodore Frank 382 Kullman. Jeffery Bush 542 Kulsrud. Barbara Kay Zeph 383 Kumm. Denny Lee 610 ichak. Stephen Louis 282. 543 Land. Holly Betty 463. 610 Landaeta. Luisjose 543 Lande. Shen Rene 432. 592 Lander. Mark James 408 Lander. Vivian Holland 225 Landes. Robert Paul Jr 592 Landrum. Larry James 383 Landrum. William Steven 610 Lane, Meredith Anne 383 Lane. Michael Dwight 289. 543 Lane. Patricia Ann 379 Langtbrd. Mark McKenzie 458. 543 Langsjoen. Sten Marti 384 Langslon. Antwoine 1 16 Langston. Cynthia Ann 383. 387 Langston. Karen E 313 Langston. Lucretia Lynn 446. 592 Langslon. Sheme Faith 576 Langworthy. Robert Allen 287. 405 Lanham. Darrell Keigm 388 Lanham. Paul Clarence 384 Lanier. Deborah Kay 430 Lanier. Don Clark 474 Lanier. Guy Tucker 335 Lanier. Loretla Sue 576 Lankford. George Leslie 340. 576 Lanzisera. Jane Susan 276. 543 Lapier. Kenneth Paul Jr 592 Lara. Jane Laura 292. 610 Laredo. Deborah Ann 292. 610 Laredo. Linda Ludivina 610 Lanmore. John Charles Jr 592 Larkm. Hugh Everelte 543 Larocca. Robin Lynne 463. 543 Larose. Ellen Louise 290. 543 Larose. Molly Ann 610 Larrabce. Robert Charles 543 Larson. Manlynn E 370 Larson. Roger Alan 490. 610 Larue. Camille Alkn 467. 565 Larwood. Julie Ann 451. 592 Laser. Diane Sue 499. 610 Lasher. Myron Louis II 406. 610 Lasley. Michelk Whaky 470. 576 Lasley. Rebecca Plunkell 383 Lasof. Lee Charles 543 Lass. Kenneth Paul 543 Lasler. John Alan 592 Latham. Daina Rae 376. 592 Latham. Palti Jean 304 Latimer. Leslie Ann 543 Uttimore. Kalhryn Louise 442. 543 Lau. Doris Sio In 376 Laucius. Regma Manja 234. 379. 592 Lauder. Amy Elizabeth 470, 576 .372 278.309 576 279 320 383 371 .283.610 .508.592 381 274 .492.610 Legler. Larry Wayne 373. 565 Legros. Paul Greig Jr 384 Legros. Robert Bruce 372 Lehmann. Carolyn Jean 344. 565 Lehmann. Kalhenne L 429. 610 Lehmann. Martha Ruth 386 Lehmann. Maurice John 610 Lehmann. William Allen 316 Lehr. Douglas Julius 543 Lehrmann. Gregory Alan 384 Lee. Robert Andrew . . Lee. Shayna Patrice Lee. Susan Katherine .... Lee. Thomas Lee. Timothy De Lee. Wynne Ashley Leeds. David Wayne Lechey. Sheila Marie Lefko. James Bruce Lefkowitz. Jeffrey David Leftwich. Sharon Leflwich. Snowdcn M. Leib. Bruce Gordon 576 Leiden, Lisa Ingrid 382 I cider. Annette Voss 386 Leifeste. Gordon Travis 311 Lembach. Linda Gail 299. 446 Leishman. Mary Regina 511 I em. Karen Christine . Lejune, Georgeila Lelko. Yvonne Mane LeMaistre.CharlesM Lemer. Ronald Allan Lemezis. James Martin Lemieui. Steven Gabnel 330 ..328.576 ..448.543 378 576 ..373.543 .282 Lemke. Kurt Layne 592 Lemmon. Stephen Wayne 340 1. Abe 122.123.126.525 Lena. Manuel 101. 347 370.379.610 382 ....251 576 282.505.592 543 280.342.592 592 592 371.383 463. 543 .. .460.576 Lene. Gene Wilfred Lentil. Howard Louis . Lengen. Joseph Paul Lenhart. Bnan Lee Leon. Rafael Simon Leonard. Barbara Ann Leonard. Bill Glenn Jr Leonard. Heidi Lee Leonard. Jannifer Leonard. Melissa Kay . Leonard. Richard Scott . Leonard. Robert G 388 Leone. Michael Anthony 518 Leomdov, Michael H 610 Lerma. Frances E 288 Lerma. Joe Luis 386 Lerma. Maria Inez 576 Lerman. Andre 234.543 Nairn l ' x. Lerman. Paula Fran . . ____ 432 Lerner. Robert Dorne ........................... 380. 494 Lcrner. Rodney Dean ............................... 508 Lerner. Seth Paul .................. 225. 253. 363. 377. 378. 381.383.508 Leroun. Phillip Edmond ............................. 543 Leshikar. Angel ....201 434. 610 Mn 388 37g 565 576 470. 576 . Leshm. Harold Len Leslie. Linda Gayle Leslie. Steven W Lesso. William George Leslourgeon. Luann Letz. Jonathan Peter Letz. Kathy Lu . Leva. Carey Stev Levenson. Steven Howell Levenon. Valerie Anne Levi. Ellen Carol Levi. Jalaane Mane . .. 384 304, 494 450, 592 225 .225.543 . . ... .. Levin. David Marshall .......................... 253. 543 Levin. Debra Beth .................................. 543 Levin. Dorothy Gee ................................ 610 Levin. Michael B ................................... 384 Levine. Alan Brian ...................... 22, 300. 494. 576 Levme. Brenda Sue ............................. 499. 592 Levine. Elyse S. Segal ............................... 54) Levine. Jay Stewart ............................. 508. 610 Levine. Kenneth Bruce .............................. 383 Levine. Paul David ................................. 543 Levine. Steven Robert .......................... 234, 592 Levine. Susan Kay ................................. 543 Levmson. Victona Anne ................ . .......... .432 Levisay. Janet Lee .......................... 242. 330. 543 Levit, Genine Esther ................................ 469 Levitin. Terri Lynn ............................. 499. 610 Levy. Charles Louis ............................ 371. 383 Levy. Darryl Herbert ........................... 508. 610 Levy. Freda Lynne . Levy. Harold Louis Levy. Jan Evelyn Levy. Judy Carol Levy. Leslie Beth Levy. Marc David Levy. Randy Scott Levy. Sharon Anne Lew. Jerry Lew. Joseph Alan Lewi. Kathryn Ann Lewins. Richard Aaron . . Lewis. Bruce Allen Lewis. Carol Jean Lewis. Dana Lynn ....... Lewis. Daniel Thomas . . . Lewis. Donald Record Jr. Lewis. Gail Dianne Lewis. James Kenl 370.610 494.592 376 544 57 314 576 544 328.576 341 223 501 404 316 282.610 261.269.279 492 ....544 .261 Lewis. James Russel 334 Lewis. Jennifer 278 Lewis. Jennifer Mane 234 Lewis. John Taylor 385. 390, 544 Lewis. Judilh Diane 592 Lewis. Kalhryn Adele 331 Lewis. Kerry Susan 432 Lewis. Lain Clay 576 Lewis. Laureen Lee 415 Lewis. Laurie Ann 467. 610 Lewis. Leslie Elizabeth 299. 592 Lewis. Lori Ann 610 Lewis. Mike 322 Lewis. Nathan Eugene 565 Lewis. Rachel Lesley 324. 610 Lewis. Rebecca Ann 242. 328. 438. 576 Lewis. Richard Ricker 500 Lewis. Ricky Ray 544 Lewis. Scott 280 Lewis. Sonia 225. 250. 286. 337. 361. 378. 389. 544 Lewis, Stephen Craig 576 Lewis. Steven Charles 384.492. 592 Lewis, Sylvia Ann 544 Lewis, Thomas Adair 327 Leyendecker. Angela Marie 274. 576 Leyendecker. Douglas Alan 544 Leyva. Mary Alice 276 Lezak. Mary Frances 383 Li. Cheng- Pei Irene 388 Licea. Calhenne Mane 45 1. 592 Lichly. Linda Marie 544 Liddle. Margaret Lynn 224. 286. 367. 378. 389, 518 Lidiak. Timothy Charles 31 J Lieb. Irwin : . . 196. 197 Lieber. Cheryl Renee 592 Liebmann. Laura Edith 511 Lierman. William Philip 576 Ligh. Alan Jerome 59? Lighlfool. William M 391 Lignoul. Julia Renee 467. 592 Ligon. John Farris 306. 384. 592 Ligon. Judy Lynn 446, 576 Ligrani. Nancy Elder 518 Lilienstern. George L 383 Liljeberg. Annie E 160. 604 Lilljedahl. Dak Lynn 371. 372 I Imengkl Section 350-3 7 Limmer. Karen Rec 470. 576 Limon. Guadalupe Benancio 288 Linares. Karen Jo 576 Linares. Ruben ... 134 Linch. Barbara Ann 238. 243. 358. 367. 375. 378 Lincoln. Cynthia Margaret 162 Lindbeck. Robyn Aili 282. 610 Lindell. Robert Blake 576 Lmdeman. Anne Mane 576 Linden. Laura Ann 430. 610 Linder. Blame Edwin 592 Lmder. Carolyn Sue 451. 576 Lmdley. Janet Marie 544 Lmdley. Roben Davis 260 Lmdley. Sandra Jean 430. 610 Lindner. Carol Ann 277 Lindsay. Jeff Don 308 I Lindsay. Lynn Janelle 443. 576 Line. Lee Edward 334, 544 Lingerfell. Michael Dale 57 Linkous, Rebecca Lynn . . . Linney. Michael Bowman Lins. Margaret Ann Lins. Mary Winifred Linstrum. Todd Elton Lipinsky. Pamela Denise Lipman. Caren Joy Lippman. Phil Lipsett. Terry D Lipshutz. Howard Stuart Liska. Terrilyn Liss. Nancy Karen Litowsky. Pauline Littaye. Henri Edouard I lllfc t ampu. Little. Carol Lynne Little. Cathnne Helen Little. Debra Inez Little. Gary Paul .610 500 ! 610 57 . .261. 565 432.610 544 .610 277 ..249.494.610 ...576 432 432.610 Ill 50,51 379 255.385.390.544 544 500 Index 635 S.rne Pge Name Page Link. Kandie Lou Little. Kalhryn Anne Littk. Lewis Norman Jr 1 idle. Maria Marie Link. Paige Harlan . Little. William Neil Littkfield. Louis Clif Lmlefield. Suzanne M. B Litllejohn. Sandra Kay Littleton. Claude Edward . . Litton. Michael Del Lilzenberg. Diana M Liu. John Frederick Liu. Ling-Kang Livingston. Charles Alan Livingston. Dana Sheryl Livingston. William S. Lloyd. Ellen Lloyd. Hollis Quinton Lloyd, James Lott Jr Lo. Miranda Suk-Ching Lobb. Gregory Stephen Lochausen. Vern C Locber. Memll Linden Lochte. Mary Marcella Lochle. Ronald James Lock. Pamela Jules H Lock. Sing Ngai Lockard. Pamela Lynn H Locked. Michael Anthony Lockhan. Christopher E Lockkar. Sheldon Rene H Lockkar. Wayne George Locklm. Elizabeth A Lockndge. Suzanne Locy. Elkn France. Loeb. Karen Beth Loeffkr. Lisa Dean Loessberg, Linda Louise Loftis, Dennis Lee I of us. Michael George Loflus. Kathleen Mary Logan. Elizabeth Irene Logan. Judy Logan. Lisa Nan Logan. Nancy Carol Lohman. John Henry Jr Lohman. Susan Lohr. Beth Chhstme Loisel. Clary St. John Lok. Susan Cynlhst Lola. Dodse Anna Lomax. Laurence Daniel Lon. Teresa Ann Londngan. Julie Anne Lonergan. Mary Ann Long. Arvin Leon II Long. Glen Erwm Long. John Michael Long. John Roben Long. Louis Gene Long. Marietta Ann Long. Mark Vern Long. Mary Kathenne Long. Pal ML k Joseph Longenecker. Karen L . . . 429 488.592 304.481 253.380.544 448. 592 384 388 380 544 322 322.592 565 383 518 544 .. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ...Jit 467.610 144 404.592 544 274 402 446. 576 299.448.592 322.544 388 610 345 II. 44.111. 116 397 383 270 338.592 234 370.448.610 499 370 592 576 492. 592 576 380 299 381.544 326.328.544 610 386 544 592 296.446 320 610 610 161 544 409 372 518 492 372 J34.382 225.302.592 470.576 260 260.576 260-265 347 Lubkans, Andrejs Lubke. Nancy Jo Lucas. Angela Ann Lucas. Billy Joe Lucas. Bonnie Cummins Lucas. Hazel Ann Lucas. Jay Richard Lucas. Jeffrey Harrison Lucas. Julie Louise Lucas. Linda Gale Lucas. Richard Manin Jr Lucas. William Randall Lucci. Joan Marie Lucero. Gilbeno Oscar Lucher. Charles Timothy Lucier. Thomas Stephen Lucke. Kenneth Wayne Lucksinger. Laune Ann Luckslead. Erica Lois Lucus. Michael Alan Ludden. Thomas M Luedecke. David Matthew Luedecke. Karen Diane Luedecke. Newton A. Jr Luedke. Larry Dan Lugo. Alfredo . . Luhn. Laura Willis Luk. Vanessa Yin Yee Lukas. Daniel Wayne Luke. George Bernard Luker. Julie Bredelh Luker. Robert Stephen Lukm. Karen Michek Lum. Geoffrey Tsun-Fai Lumb. Karen Kay Lumpkins. David B D Luna. Esther Lunceford. Michael Lloyd Lund. Kimberly Alison Lundehus. Diana Lynn . Lunddius. Jennifer Lundgren. Paula Ann Lundquisl. Karla Ann Lunstedl Al Lunin. Cary Joseph Lupton. Stephen Ray Luskey. Alan Dean Luskey. Debra Sue Luskey. Larry Kent Luskey. Sharon Melissa Luster. Dennis Brian Luther. Margaret Shemll Luther. Robert Bruce Luther. Suzannah 1 uitrell. Bruce Austin Lutz. Marsha Lynn Lutz Monika Mane Lux. Lodewijk Joeseph Lux. Louis Jozef Luzzallo. Fem Luz Luzzalto. Marc L. Lydic. David Lynn Lyles. Carol Lynne Lynch. James Hoover Lynch. Lisa Suzann Lyng. Stephen Gene . . Lynn. Deborah Jean l-yon. Frank Bonner 383 489 610 383 367 565 304.490 405.610 467 370.430.610 304.440.518 464 370.443.610 592 610 382 388 250.463.576 380 270 388 593 463.576 518 388 505 610 S44 348.388 610 383 544 331.544 409.610 544 371.518 260.576 576 610 341 376.383 544 384.593 41 610 464 116.508 382 508 544 544 489.610 503.544 260 381 334.544 251.332.389.544 610 150 593 233.234.235.236 383 225 225.408 446 383 544 385 341 500.565 Mailland. Alan Wayne Major. Marcia Majors. Frances Suzanne Makns. Ann Paula Makns. Elaine Ann Maldonado. Mano Eloy Maldonado. Roben Richard . Malek. Jean-Michel Makkaslani. Georgette Malev. Tanya Mane . Malhas.OmarZuheir Malina. Joanne Jessie Malma. Joseph F.Jr Malkemus. Diana Townsend . Malone. Charles Eugene Malone. Danny Frank Malone. K Harold III Malone. Leslie Ann Malone. Monna Frances Malone. Patsy Sue Malone. Tern Ann Maloney. Manon Malonson. Josena Ann Malouf. Jennie Lynn ... Malowiu. Marcy Wyn Manaulou. Rafael .... Manchester. Michael C Mandel. Cynthia Fay Mandel. Jill Mane... . Mandelbaum. Carol Lynn Mandel!. Dawn Mane Mandonado. Ella Esther Mandt. Nicok Ann Maneaty. Constance Marie Maness. Dale D Mangum. Gerald Wynne Jr Manicom. Jana Sue. Manifold. Linda S Mankm. RobenC Manky. Leon Mann. Calhey Lynn . Mann. Charles Timothy Mann. Douglas Edward Mann. Jeffrey Douglas Mann. Judy Patricia Mann. Karen Lee Mann. Laura Christine Mann. Margaret Carol Mann. Victoria Susan Manning, (.lark Preston Jr. Manning, Janice Lee Manning. Jay Carsey Manning. Laura Elizabeth Manning, Steve Allen Manor. Virgil Arthur Manaell. James Ouinlon Mansoor. Elkn Margaret Mansoon. Elkn Margaret Mankl. Marshall Mantz. E Bradford Manz. Laura ChnsluM .... Mar. Jean Mar. Nancy Marchan. Sylvia Casandra Marchbanks. Christopher L Marchbanks. Claudia .399 463.576 225 611 225 611 611 225.381 370 432 611 338.390 202.203.391 511.611 289.545 238.239.244.367. 375. 377. 378 415.397.576 260 511 345.347.565 463.545 379 593 489. 576 432.545 518 371.545 499. 545 282 370.499.611 611 545 325.545 383 388 300.474 401.511.393 370 335 1 16 576 545 234 494.576 383 383 443. 576 576 370.384.593 322.384.593 370.593 440 463.611 576 479 372 330.576 332 494 576 328 332.376.593 576 280 458 511.611 Martin. Shirley Ann . Martin. William Thomas Martin. Worthy Neil Martin. Yolanda Kay Martinez. Clifford Mark Martinez. Deborah Lynn Maninez. Dennis Brian Martinez. Edward Manuel Martinez. Elsa Martinez. Glona Martinez. Joanna Maninez. Judith Ann Maninez. Lili Demse Maninez. Mana Anita Maninez Mana C Maninez. Mana De La Luz Martinez. Mana Ekna Martinez. Mana Oliva Martinez. Mary Lou Martinez. Melissa Ann Martinez. Ricardo Jorge Martinez Selena Yvonne Martinez Yleana Alicia Martmo. David Paul Maruyama. Kyuichi Marvin. Jack Edwin Mars. Thomas Aron Masch. Frank Dewey Jr Maskati. Nabeel Hussam Mason. Debra Jane Mason. Gary Allan Mason. James Carlton Mason. Lesli Ann Mason. Mark Duane Mason. Vivian Mane Massad. Julio Cesar Massan. Karen Ann Massarmi. Karla Hope Massaro. Kevin Craig Massey. Alison Massey. Barbara Lynn Massey. Ceha Massey. Derek Paul Massey. John Marshall III Massey. Ronald Alan Massey. Steven P atrick Massingill. George Seals Masaoud. Demse Lauree Maslenbrook. John Logan Masters. Cathenne Mala. Maria Del Rosano Matandos. Michael John Mather. Mary Kathnne Ma thews. Cody Terrei Ma thews. Gerald K. II Malhews. Gregory Scolt Mathes. James Harold Jr Mathews. Richard Sevan Mathias. Dorothy Clyde Maihias. Matt Victor Mathis. Jom Gay Mathis. Mary Shirlene Mathis Nancy Ann Mathis Patricia Ann Matlock. Hudson Jr Malocha. David James Malocha. Garry Mark 249.328 490.611 382 278.308 611 611 545 261 577 611 234 518 545 282 345. 348 565 370.448.611 342 383.386.545 370 406 593 545 333.390.545 384.593 372 382 446 440 340.384.593 429.611 134 371 577 250.577 593 373.545 .446 438.545 446 ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .iin.m 260.611 116 611 489 382 242.282.409.438.593 577 388 448. 593 334.372 276.545 593 503.611 322 225.234.489.593 322.593 577 577 429. 593 379.611 391 454.611 384 Longmo. Henry Bruce Longky. Paul Judson Longona. Andrew Joseph Longona. Cesar Auguslo Longona. Michael Israel Longona. Richard Paul Longwell. Daniel Henry LongwelL Joe Eldon 27 275 410,415 474.576 399 292 jgj 544 ...........! ....jji 474.610 372.390.544 Lyon. Robin Bruce Lyon. Robin Kimberly Lyons. Jane Timkck AdaaM Lyons. Kathryn Alice . . Lyons. Kirk David Lytk. Sharon Ma. Thida 390544 544 382 387 544 430. 576 Marcoe. Gary Richard Marcus. Cathy Gail Marcus. Hams L Marcus. Karen Gail Marcus. Ronald Lowell Marcus. Steven 1 Maretl. Ann Baker Margnlit Melmda Frances Marino Lisa Mane . 508.611 272.469.593 391 432 454. 576 391 332 384.387.432 577 Malos-Mokro. Diana Malta. Beth Mane Manas David Calvin Matter. Gregory John Matteson. Stephen Mark Matthew. Debra Lynne Matthew. Mangayk Matthews. Jennifer Lynn Matthews. Mary Cathennc 396 342 381.383 611 333.341.519 274 467.593 593 284 448 545 Look. David Bamngtoa Loomans. Laura Lynne Looper. Gary New Lopez. Armando Xavier Lopez. Audon Lopez. Carlos Manuel Jr Lopez. Cecilio Manuel Lopez. Elmo Stewart Lopez. Henry Mata LopetJeaaeG Lopez. Linda Lotus 464 544 438.610 383 225.383.384 260.592 27 348 241.279.301544 251 576 610 Manvani. Syrous Mark. Steven Paul Marten. Alan Blane Markky. Harrison M III Markoff. Allan Chester Marks. Darren Wayne Marks. Gregory Paul Marks. Michael John Markunas. Kalhryn Elua Markwordu Janet Elaine Marlock. Hudson Jr. .. . 518 434. 593 382 497 381.383 276 383.384.577 408 593 545 372 Matthews. Matt Emerson Matthews. Raymond Woods Matthews. Teresa Louise Matthis. Roben Keith Mallmgly. Jennifer Joy Mattox. Demse Manor Opal Mac Matula. Carol Thea Matusek. Brian Anthony Matza. Richard Eliot Mauer. Tommy Lee 492.593 519 161.283 577 387 611 234 545 116 371 577 Lopez. Mana Gracida Lopez. Mana Linda . . Lopez. Mana Rosalinda Lopez. Martha 1 meldj Lopez. Martin David Lopez. Minam Consueio Lopez. Oscar Lopez. Rosa Angelica Lopez. Susana 1 .-piano. Donna Ann Loraine. Marguerite Lord. Jesse Roben Lord. Mark Gregory Lord. Richard Wayne 345.544 272 544 57 286.444.610 544 346.347.544 382 610 378 383 373.390.565 116.588 Maberry. Mark r hi ion Mabry. Sandi Ana . . MacDonald. Basil Anthony MacDonald. Jane E. MacMillan. Mana A. MacNair. Janet Manan Mac William Catherine G Macan. Nicholas Julian Macalee. Daylon Charles Macalee. George Peltit IV MacDowell. Gordon KM Mace. Carl Robert Macfarlan. Donald Dean 384.426.593 429.610 481.610 382 576 376 470 383 492 4 2.545 234 464.545 464 Marquez Stephen Alan Marquis. Came Ruth Marquis. Kathryn Ann Marrs. Kelly Patricia Marsh. David Sterling Marsh. William Edward Marshall. Amelia Marshall. Barbara Ann Marshall. Clarence F. . . Marshall. Cynthia Ellen Marshall. David Sahin Marshall. Gerald Wayne Marshall. John Dee . 577 593 611 611 383 577 324.376.378.577 593 577 387 611 327 577 Mauk. Joyce Elaine Mauldm. Kalhryn Louise Mauldm. Loretta Ann Maund. Mark Lindsey Maurer. Clarice Ann Maurer. James Joseph Maurer. Mary Alice Maurstad. Deborah Jane Maulner. Debra Lynn Maxey, Lee Zachary Maxey. Robert Davis Maxson. Debra Lynn Maxwell. Amy Key 225 545 443.611 444. 577 611 ...611 380.545 443. 577 499.611 308 320.545 593 463 Lord. WilUam J Lorenz. James Richard Lorenz. Janettc Louise Lorenz. Laurie Kay Lorenz. Mark Dwavne Lonng, Richard Peter Lotsu, Kojo Lotven. Laurie L nn Louis. Andrea Dee Louis, Lawrence Jr Louis. Margaret Ann Loulon. Artene Mane 198. 199 454. 593 23. 429.610 283 M3.39I 576 544 383 499.610 610 389 57 Machac. Carve Lyxui Machell. Fredrick W Machm. Jo Ellen Machuga. Helen Myrtk Mack. Kalhenne K Mrs Mack. Lawrence R Mack. Nancy Kalhenne Macken. Patrick Owen . . Mackey. Manna Ann Mackie. M Maclm. Samuel Todd MacNelly. Carol Jean 576 373.390 451.610 383 382 391 379 367 610 32 300 366 Marshall. Manon Cumn Marshall. Mary Elizabeth Marshall. Ralph Edward Marshall. Susan Elaine Manch. Stephanie Las ne Manell Susan Debra Manh. Jeffrey Dale . . Manignom. Weldon Mark Martin. Alfred Martin. Anna Mane Manm. Billy Dean Martin. Bradford Holton 234.430.593 370 384.490.593 593 383 370.378.499.611 593 III. 112.114. 116 388 545 406 296.464 May. Davm Edward . May. Gloria Elkn May. Samye Lou May. Susan Dorothy May. Thomas Kirk Mayer. Charles Edward Mayer. Dunn Mayer. Larry Phillip Mayer. Loren Roe Mayer. Manan Mayer. Marianne Mayer. Mary Lou 492. 577 432 593 242 492.545 373 611 306 382 593 432 383 Love. Euelora Love. Michael Ray Love. Russell Paul Love. William Bruce . . . Lovelace. Debra Sue LovelL Stephen Edd Loven. John Paul Lovett. Colin Richard Lovett. Margaret Ann Loven. Manna Nta Loving. Lori Lee Lovorn. Howard Craig, Low. Elizabeth Chnsliaa Low. Russell Stevea Lowe, Dana Gave Lowe. Gerald Frank ArdMr . 278 576 508.593 460.593 544 593 280.282.576 409 470.544 576 576 384 610 384 610 Madalin. Diane Carol Madany. Ismail Mohamed Madden. Strauglw Madngal. Dulcc Mana Madngal. Luis Felipe Madro. Manm Michael . Madsen. Elizabeth Ruth Magaziner. Mindy Magec. Mark Robert Magers. Judith Annette Magill. Timothy Wayne Magness. Jane Ann Mahaffey. James Michael . . Mahaffey. Scolt Hamilton Mahan. June Ann 249.326.430.576 576 470 225.545 593 1 16 276.370.376 432.593 610 610 408.610 448 565 261 370.610 Manin. Cathy Lynn Martin. David Condx Martin. Diane Manin. Donna Leigh Martin. Douglas Charles Manin. Elizabeth Anne Martin. Ernest Waller Manin. Jill Martin. Jonathan Wes Manin. Julie Ann Martin. Kathryn Lee Martin. Kimberly Ann Manm. Leslie Allan Martin. Lester Reavis Manin. Marianne 443.545 384 344 370.611 390 382 577 438 406 611 511.593 593 490 382 441 Mayes. Lori Ann Mayfield. John Miller Mayfield. John Steven Mayfield. Laura Belhea Mayfield. Randolph Alan Mayhew. Paul Donald Maynard. Martha ..... Mayne. Kathleen C Mayo. Eric Winston Mayo. Stephanie Lynn Mayorga. Benito Juan Mays. James William Jr.... Mazanski. Mark Mazuca. Diane Mazy. Max Lee 370.379 225.482.593 372 489 577 611 296.370.470.593 299 358.367.375.378.389 448 261.486.545 377.391.545 383 545 458.545 Lowe, Janet Lynn Lowell. Suzanne Lowry. Alaire Lowry. Alan 1) Lowry. William Price III Loyd. Robin Lozano. Ben Lozano. Carlos Lozano. Roben 610 382 276 116 458.610 463 593 406 261 Mahar. Kelky Leigh Mahdak. Cynthia Ann Maher. James Joseph Manon Eldon Bradley Mahoney. Mary Kathken Mahrer. William Lawrence Mahroug. Djameldine Mailhes. Catherine Ann Maillard. JohnCamilo 610 593 545 490.545 511.610 545 593 379 Martin. Mark David Manm. Mark Don .... Martin. Mary Lou Manin. Melmda Kalhenne Manm. Nancy Mane Martin. Naunce Grant C Manm. Res William Manm. Richard B 494 398 382 489.611 441.593 490.545 611 373 Mazzucco. Chnsune E McAdams. Judith Francis McAdoo. Stephen Lee McAdory. Sieve Lee McAfee. Laura Tannehitl McAfee. Lawrence Wiley McAfee. William Scott McAlister. Vickt Louise . . . McAllister. David A. ....545 335 244.611 408 611 482 482. 593 ....252.383.429.577 482 545 Lu. Dec-Mini 610 334 Main. Marcia Loiuae Mam. Steven Tahnage 383 458.593 Martin. Roben Cinsham Martin. Sally Lynn 367.518 225.283.430.593 McAllister. Louann McAllister. Pamela Ann 593 443.611 636 Index N. Will ii ' iiiu MB! - an IS - ' SHIS .. JJU) ........ ill .............. in I JIL ...... Mill (Hill Mill H ax I ax ' . max Pig. McAntlly. Carol Jean 295.377.371.438. 545 McAngus. David Drew 302 McAmnch. Kelh Ann 463 593 McAukv. Andrya Faith 463.545 McAuhffe. Amy Therese 451 McAuhffe. Patricia Kim 430 545 McAvoy. Mar Kay 545 McBalh. James Mark 41. 1 15. 1 16. 559 McBeih. Stephen Hams , 322. 577 McBnde. Cynlhu 470. 61 1 McBnde. Philip Todd , 3g3 Mcflr.de. Stephen Wyroer 492. 577 Mcflroom. John Patrick 300 458 McBryde. Mar, Alice 312. 577 McBryde. Sharon Gayk 545 McCabe. Molly Ann 470. 61 1 McCaine. Martha Gail 225. 383. 45 1 McCaleb. Charles B 482. 545 McCall. Kaihenne Ford ... 234 313 593 McCalla. Kevin 444 McCalptn. Mary Palncil 430 545 McCampbell. John Stephen 546 McCandless. Tracy R 611 McCann. Michael Paul 577 McCann. Shannon E 451 McCanse. VK . Anne 225. 282. 296. 593 McCarthy. Benjamin A 475 593 McCarthy. Kevin Patrick 397 McCarthy. Margaret Ann 577 McCarthy. Michael Ross 384 McCarthy. Timothy L 408 410 McCart.n. Margaret Mary 470. 61 1 McCarly. Charlotte Ann 451 546 McCarly. Richard James . 507577 McCaskill. Judy Evelyn 611 MiCailm. Faith Lynn 430. 61 1 McCaslin. Kurt Patrick 384 McCaul. John Christopher 593 McCauley. Jennifer Eve 331 McCauky. Margaret .448. 61 1 McCauley. Patricia Kay 451 McCelvey. Donald Patrick 334 McCelvey. Jeffrey Todd 611 McClain. Michael Richard 239 302 470 546 McClary. Jack Surge 276 McClelland. Albert Kirk 328 546 McClendon. Carl Craig 302 McClendon. James Keith 384 McCkndon. Robin Newcomb 489 McCknon. Charles Lee 383 McCkskey. Dennis Wayne 491 McCkskey. Randall C McEnelly. James Michael McEnlee. Deidre Mary McEwen. James Scott McEwen. Wayne Arrol McFarland. Gerald D McFarland. Jeffrey M McFarland. Lindsey Ann McFarland. Michael Allen 261.264.267 158.611 235.333.391 464. 593 464.611 . .611 367 IK: SI ...Ml . .489 314 357.367.377.378.381.389.470. 546 546 383 Nmc McGuffey. Thomas David McGuire. Charles Louis W MvGuytr. Edmond Wright McHale. Kevin Odonnell Mcllhany. Anne Louise . Mclnerny. James Patrick Mclntire. Susan Kalhryn Mclnlirc. Thomas Robert McFarland. Stephen Lee McFarlane. Mary Hekn McGarvey. William Bu lon McGaughy. Virginia C McGavran. Andrew Hallo McGee. Dorothy I 225. 295 McGee. Jimmie Steve McGee. John Francis Jr McGee. Leigh Ann 438. 61 1 McGee. Pamela Gayk McGee. Pain Lou McGehearty. Michael J McGenms. Robert Benton McGhee. Cornell Tmsley McGilvray. Jamye Lou McGmness. Susan Clark McGinnis. Sheito E McGtnms. William James .219.239.247.378 .............. 382 .......... 324.593 ...... 225.295.470 .......... 329.546 ............ 370 .............. 383 .......... 511.593 ............. 382 .............. 593 ............. 593 ......... 482.593 ......... 284.511 ......... 372.391 ............. 455 ......... 438.611 .300.440.565 .371.383.467.577 440 McClmlock. David H McClmlock. Kaihenne A McClmton. Darlyne Rma McCloud. Sharon Lynn McClung. Linda K McClure. Donna Jean McClure. George William McClure. Kristi Lynn McClure. Leonard Capers McClure. Melinda Carol ... McClure. Melissa Kalhryn McClure. Robert Garretl McClure. Slephan e Ann McColloch. Craig Samuel McCollum. Christopher J McComb. Karen Beth McConn. John Luke McConn. Melinda Am McConn. Stephen Burke McConnell. Dana Leigh 429 McConnell. Wayne David 333 McCord. Connie Lee 322 326 593 McCormack. Mary Beth 593 McCormick. Dons E. 593 McCormick. Kathken Ann .295. 379 411 429. 577 McCormick. Michael E McCormick. Paula Ann G. . McCoy. Gregory Lee McCoy. Leslie Ann McCoy. Michael Alan McCoy. Michael Lawrence McCoy. Michael William McCoy. Pamela Gayt McCoy. Suun Gad McCrary. Debra Annette McCray. Elizabeth Ann . . McCrea. Charleen E McCreary. Daniel Durham McCreery. James Gerard McCnght. Renee Viklona . . . McCue. Edward Daniel McCulloch. Gary Lee McCullough. Barbara Jo 470 546 McCullough. Benj F. 372 401 429 611 277 . 455 386 491. 577 429. 565 270 383 ' . ' . ' . 577 546 J79. 386 565 451 470. 611 398 40) 270 322 577 McCullough. Jai McCullough. Linda Kay McCullough. Sarah Lee . McCullough. Sieven F 348 McCully. Robert Todd 546 McCune. Kenneth Eugene 116 McCurley. Suzanne Claire 447 565 McCulchm. Kit Colleen ' 611 McDaniel. Brenda Joy 274 McDaniel. Chmlopher L 1 16 McDaniel. Crystal Dawn 282 577 McDaniel. David Albert W 455 McDaniel. Laura Lt 379. 41 1. 593 McDaniel. Mickey Gene 577 McDaniel. Neil Blake 519 McDaniel. Reuben R ' ' ' 324 McDaniel. T.molhy Morgan 481 546 Me David. Andrew Johnson 296. 384. 458. 593 McDavid.JacquelynLee 438.593 McDermett. Donald J. Jr 476 61 1 McDermotl. Joseph A III 475 ' 546 McDermoll. Thomas Snyder , 577 McDevilt. Kathy Mary 315 McDonald. Donna Jeanelle 370 McDonald. Kenneth M 269 McDonald. Laura Kay 438 577 McDonald. Marilyn Renea ' 289 McDonald. Matthew Powell 493 McDonald. Melanie Joy ... 3(2 McDonald. Melinda H 470 McDonald. Melinda Karen 379 577 McDonald. Randal Boyd 322 McDonald. Samuel Charles 260 267 McDonald. Terron J ' 577 McDonnell Re G III 282 593 McDonnold. Craig M 444 McDowell. Carter King 497 McDowra. William R Jr. . .. 577 McDufr.e. Marsha Lou : ..,.577 McEachern. Nancy Lynn . 430.577 McEachem. Randall L McFJIigott. Maureen I McElroy. Adna Lee Jr Me Elroy Cynthia B McElrov. James Daniel 41. 110. III. 115. 116. 119. 559 593 322 546 482 McGm.lv. James W. . McGlade. Mark G.lmartm McGlasson. Richard Clark McGlasson. Robert Lee McGookey. Daniel Earl .. McGookey. David Paul McGookey. Douglas Alan McGovern. Lee Carroll McGrath. Michael Joseph McGregor. Beth McGregor. Michael Ralph McGrew. Debra Ann McGruder. Janice Elaine McGuff. Jack Donald III McGuffey. Patricia L 120 546 336.406.546 334. 546 278. 306. 397. 546 376 .546 411.512.577 .371.383.546 38 611 611 250.380 ..261.267.385 261 . ..234 299.593 406.505.577 Mclmosh. Linda Den. Mclnlosh. Scott William Mclnlyre. Lynn Ann . . . Mclntyre. Patrick Dennis Mclntyre. Sandra Heather Mclver. D.anne Carolyn McKay. Elizabeth Ann McKay. Kellie Irene McKay. Kelly Therese McKay. Mary Elizabeth 300. 444. 546 61 .225.302.340.366.410.57 448.593 255.336.373.377.391.565 577 546 546 334 M, I .,., Mark Andrew McLane. Pnsc.lla Ann Mcl.aughlm. John David 328 611 489. 593 .451 611 Mcl.aughlm. Joveph Keith Mclaughlin. ljure MiLaughlm. Tom Duncan McLean. Linda Kay MtLemore. Gregory Scott McLemlon. Elizabe ' th Kay McLendon. Lionel Keith Mcl.eoJ. Sails Anne McMahon. Catherine Am ..451 .384 345. 577 457 260.384 447.611 McKean. Kerry Jane B McKee. Debra Sue McKee. Jarne Michael McKee. Kay Roianne McKemie. Charles Fajward McKennon. Craig Alan . McKenztc. Jill Lynn McKenzie. Martha Freeman McKenzie. Robert Daniel McKetla. John J. Jr McKmley. Alexandra M. McKmley. Maleom Lee McKmley. Rickey Dwayne McKmney. Glenda Sue McKmney. Jacqueline D McKmney. Virginia Beth McKmnon. John Billy Jr 489 593 282 370 546 577 593 26 1.264.267 .470.611 224.254.489.593 505.566 378.385.391 470 577 116 577 333.338.611 McMahon. John Joseph McMichacl. James Wayne McMichael. Stephen D McMillen. Kalhryn C McM.llen. Mary Catherine McKitrick. Richard Scott McKneely. Frances Susan McKn.ght. Byron M. II McKnighl. Mark West Me Lanahan. Sara Smith Me Lane. John BonnerJr 379 546 .255.334.372.377.391.577 334.463.577 482.546 611 382 577 McMill.an.Sci.lt Adair McMill.n. Reagan Ben McM.lhon. Roberta Ann McMmn. John Timothy McMordte. Warren Claud McMullen. Kay Louise McMullen. Linda Jeanne McMullen. Mary Margaret McMullen. William Wynn McMullm. Albert J McMurrav. David Andrew McMurray.MonaGatl McNamara. Audrey Claire McNamara. Mark Clinton McNaughton. Lauren McNeel. Elizabeth McNeely. Elizabeth R McNeil. Gary Bruce McNeil. Janice McNeil. Lowery Waller McNeil. Mary Jayne McNichols. Thomas Gerard McPeak. Jeffrey Allan McPhee. Pamela Sue MePhcrson. C ' arol Lee MePhcrson. John Cook 385.577 299.512.593 .33 4. 372. 391 390 611 405 . .. 252.429. 546 546 345. 347. 577 324. 577 447. 546 470 ISO 546 114. 115. 116 577 270.566 311 .388 252.577 577 593 448. 577 370,611 330.332.577 611 280.519.507.546 311 234.331.438.546 260 593 ... 381.383 430.611 .379 ....234.235.298 447 460.611 611 ... 296. 497 593 593 260. 266 383.447.577 546 Index --637 Name Pge McPherton. Kathleen M 383 McPhencn. Lauren ! McQuade. Lorraine L 382 McRee. Patricia Kale 341 McReynolds. John Ed McReynoldl. Joy E McReynolds. Mary Jane McRoberls. Guy Wayne McShane. David Harold II 268 McTee. Clifford Ray III McTyre. Denise 306. 322. 546 McWhener. Jane Ann 443. 546 McWhoner. Morgan Lloyd McWilliaim. David L McWiihey. Jerry Lee McWnghl. Deborah Anna McAdams. William Jackson McAulifle. Daniel Joseph McBalh. Marjone Anne McOory. Michael Eugene McFarland. David Oranl McGunigak. Richard Alan McKee. Nancy Craig McLean. Bruce Michael McMahon. Dennis James McReynolds. Mary Jane McShane. David Harold Jr Meacham. Elizabeth Ann 512. 577 Meador Karen Jean Meador. Robert Lloyd Meadows. Shelley Boyd Mears. William Randall Mechler. Peri Kathleen 5 12. 61 1 Mechler. Raymond Douglas Meckel. Raymond TTiornas Medden. Marilyn Manske 470.611 Medina. Frank E.Jr Medina. Geraldina Medina. Pedro Jr ..,515 Medley. Christopher C Medlin. Merrill Janice Mee. Thomas Alan Meed. Michael Vincent 404 Meek. Jennifer Mary Meek. Kelly Marie Meeks. Cary Michael Weeks. Rebecca Ann Megarity. Colleen E Meganty. Dylan Keith _ 4 Megquier. Sidney Leeann Megquier. Stephanie Kay Meier. Rhonda Lou 566 Meier. Richard Paul Meilen. Enc Alan 261.611 Meinen. Edward BuHc 444.577 Meinen. Randall Richard 444 Meiia. Remigio Adolfo 312 Melchior. Mark Thomas 260. 61 1 Mdeski. Bruce Wayne Mellett. Thomas Edward Mellin. Cynthia Jean 546 Mellin. James Alan 546 Melton. Raymond Andrew 2 7.404 Mdtzer. Donald Mark 546 Mdtzer. Fara Sue 234. 299 Menchaca. Lydia Mendel. Beverly Jo Mendeloff. Jan Dee 432 Mendez. Roque Vicente X Mendicino. Madeleine M Mendoia. Belinda Gall Mendoza. Elizabeth 59) Mendoza. Margarita 611 Mendoza. Michael Rene 336. 391 Menefee. Mary Frances Menegaz. Stephen Gerard 333 Menendez. Teresa Mark 33 Mengden. Michael Crawford 475. 566 Mengden. Susan Collelle 225. 41 1 MengetOarv ..176 Menges. Michael Cameron 313 Menn. Mary Virginia 311 S3 Meraz. Marcella 546 Mercer. Daniel Evan 383 Mercer. Edward Manly JBJ.440 Mercer. Michael Edward Meredith. Charles Stephen 386. 546 Merola. Wendy Mara 577 Merrell. Diane Jean 467 Mernetl. Regma Gale 308. 61 1 Mernll. Richard Sevier 316. 546 Mernll. Roger Loren 464 Merrill. Nancy Amanda 467. 547 Mem. Janes Louis Jr 491. 547 Mem. John Franklin 577 Mery. Guy Mitchell 322 Merz. John Herbert 261 Mesecke. Bernadette Myra 376. 383 Mesecke. Susan Marie 260. 266. 547 Messamore. Andrew Karl 547 Messer. Robert Jeffrey 444 Messner. Laura Ann 15 Metcalf. Judy Francme 370 Metcalf. Lisa Carol 451 Melhenins. William Mark 311. M) Metheny. Floy Lee 5I Methven. Bnan Douglas 234 Melting. Keith Wayne 1 16. 144 Melts. John Mark 384. 500. 593 Metzcher. Deirdre Lee 611 Metzger. Karen Elizabeth 547 Metzger. Michelle 448 Meyer. Catherine Louise 342 Meyer. Herbert W H. Ill 333 Meyer. Jem-Ann Celia 260 Meyer. Mark Christopher 611 Meyer. Mark David 577 Meyer. Martha King ! I Meyer. Patricia Ann 547 Meyer. Rose 314 Meyers. Cathy 241 Meyers, Charles Edward 390. 547 Meyers. Duane Randall 547 Meyerson. Alfred Michael 340. 509.61 1 Meyerson. Barbara Ann 283 Meyerson. Michael Harris 519 Meziani. Rachid 577 Meznarich. David Edward 336. 547 Meznanch. William Paul 384 Michael. James Ira III 372 Michaels. John Edson 261. 267 Michaels. Robert Kalle 261. 285 Michalek. Brenda Kay 225. 312 Mkhalka. Lisa Ann 447 Michaud. Barbara Ellen 547 Michaud. Robert Daniel 312. 398. 593 Michel. Denise Lynn 443. 566 Michels. William Francis 384 Michie. Ida Christina 31 Mickunas. Mark Joseph 21 Middleton. James Miller 381 Middleton. Jane : Middleton. Michael David ll Mielcarek. Andre 405 Mielke. Sidney Allan 334 Miers. Billy Michael 458 Mielh. Sherry Lea 371. 547 Mihalik. Samuel Nick 382 Mihalsky. Stacy Anne 370 Mikesell. Linda Grace 566 Mikhail. Mary Virginia H Miklos. Brian Jeffery 380 Miksad. Richard W 391 Miksch. Ronald James 116 Milam. Dennis Ray 383 M J hum. William Buckner 577 Miles. Floyd II 278. 577 Miles. Lisa Lee 577 Miles. Toby 568 Miles. Tracy Ann 272. 61 1 Military Sectlo. 392-415 Milks. Teresa Denise 61 1 Millan-Leal. Aida D. V Millard. Tyrone Donald 408 Miller. Andrew Howard 384 Miller. Ann Ins 225.234.298.432.577 Miller. Barbara Ellen 61 1 Miller. Brenda Joyce 593 Miller. Bruce Reagan 382 Miller. Charles E. Ill 566 Miller. Christy Lynn 277 Miller. Dale 37f Miller. David John 38-i Miller. David Wayne 398 Miller. Denise Lynn 376. 594 Miller. Diana Kaye 512. 547 Miller. Doreen Ann R 372 Miller. Elizabeth Storms 381. 383 Miller. Ellen Lorraine 388 Miller. Enc Dinnel 384.594 Milkr. Evan Lee 444.611 Miller. Gene Alan II 497. 61 1 Miller. Gina Leifb C. 274 Miller. Gregg Aram 320 Miller. Gregory Lloyd 337. 458. 577 Miller. Jaclyn 382 Miller. James Mark 493.611 Miller. James Ruaaell 464. 61 1 Miller. Jeff Wayne 334. 372. 391 Miller. Kem Edward 61 1 Miller. Linda Karan 282 Miller. Lisa Joy 499. 61 1 Miller. Lisa Lorraine 370 Milkr. Mark Steven 594 Milkr. Marsha 234. 547 Miller. Melanie Ormand 577 Milkr. Michael Earl 33 Miller. Michael Richard 61 1 Miller. Paul Bermlel 460 Miller. Paul Kevin 383 Milkr. Richard Allen 547 Miller. Richard Charles 577 Miller. Richard Todd 611 Milkr. Rip P 458. 577 Milkr. Roger Edward 39 Miller. Ronald Jeffery 547 Miller. Sheryl Layne 326. 594 Miller. Shirtey 432 Miller. Stacy Lynn 320. 566 Miller. Stephen Scoll 491.547 Milkr. Susanna 326. 594 Milkr. Teresa Renee 299 Miller. Terry Lyn Miller. Vickie Lynn Milhken. Charles Bruce 458. 594 Milhkin. Joel Byron 500 Mills. Cathken Adair 451 Mills. Christine Joan 401. 594 Mills. Frederick Keane S Mills. Kenneth Dion 282. 409 Mills. Marsha AnnColunga 252 Mills. Virginia Price 470 Milltap.Cena Irene 372 Millsaps. William Ross 577 Milner. Connie Jo 241 Milner. Douglas Balk) 612 Milner. Tracy Robin 438. 612 Milton. Lan Lynn 444. 577 Minard. Ermiine Barbara Mmasaian. Georgk 373. 383 Mmdak. William 210 Minh. Nguyen-Hoang 31 Minick. David Wesley 519 Minifee. Paul Kim.. 351 377. 378. 389 Minor. Jesse Edward 385 Minor. Robert Erwin Jr 268 Minor. Todd Carr 296.315.491 Minion. Jay Ray 441 Minzenmayer. Malmda .242.438.612 Miranda. Joseph Mark 500. 612 Mirelez. Joanne Vollmer ST Miskell. Cynthia Ann Mule. Howard Nathan 494. 594 Misle. Sidney William 494. 547 Misnet. Karen Jen Mitcnel. Barbara Joanne 594 Mitchell. Anna Michelle W 326 Mitchell. Bnan Gregory 453 Mitchell. Christopher P 282. 594 Mitchell. Enn Elizabeth 241.547 Mitchell. Joy 432. 612 Mitchell. Kenneth White 475. 594 Mitchell. Lmann 463.547 Mitchell. Robert Bernard 322. 397 Mitchell. Robert Lynn 460 Mitchell. Scott Joseph 384 Milchon. August James 267. 577 Mize. John G 1 16 Mizrahi. Roland Stephen 509 Mladenka. Paul Mmeh. Etim Moffali 5 Moayyid. (man 547 Moczygemba. Ronald John 390 Moen. Deborah Anne 330 Moglovkm. Kenneth Jod Mohammadi. Mohammad 594 Mohammed. Zalina . Mohk. Melody Ann 5T Moise. Cynthia Ann 381 Mok. Wendy Kay 33} Mokarry. Wade Lawrence 341 Mokry. Gilbert Wesley Jr 612 Mokry. Scott Joseph 547 Mokry. Vicki Lynn 395 Molberg. Michael Leonard 328. 547 Moldenhauer. Philip C 547 Moldenhour. Cheryl Renee 328. 594 Molina. Camila E. 547 Molina. Edward Patnck 594 Molina. Jesse Alfred 594 Molina. Marcelino 406 Molina. Thelma Diane 345. 566 Moline. John Charles 547 Molis. Joseph Louis 547 Molish. Carol Anne 383. 387. 577 Molknhauer. Steven P 408. 612 Nwne fff Molohon. Richard Alan 385 Monaghan. Kathy Louise 326. 45 1. 594 Monashkin. Enc Laurence 260. 279. 547 Momnger. Susan Elaine Monk. Roycee Irene 251 Monk. Tracie Elizabeth 594 Monroe. Alkn Scotl 612 Monsevalles. Rolando S 505. 577 Montague. Earl 208 Montague. Nathan Scoll 612 Montalbano. Joseph M 547 Montaldi. Daniel Francis 519 Montalvo. Ramon III 548 Montanaro. Francisco J 566 Monta nez. Fermm David 384 Monteilh. Dorrance Wnghl 493 Montero. Charles Alfredo 282 Monies. Caroline Lee 326. 548 Monlfon. Carol Anne 612 Montgomery. Brian Dancll 507. 577 Montgomery. Donald Lee 336 Montgomery. Keith Hunter 493. 548 Montgomery. Larry Don 612 Montgomery. Lee Roben 577 Montgomery. Nancy Kay 612 Montgomery. Roben L. Ill 500 Montgomery. Shen Kay 448 Monzingo. Kay Moodcne 383 Moody. Dan Frazier 144 Moody. David Wayne 404 Moody. Joe Gkn 594 Moody. Suzanne Maureen 274. 379. 577 Moon. John Michael 331. 594 Mooney. Kathleen Clifford 566 Mooney. Madeline Crawford 612 Mooney. Michael Kevin 300. 458. 548 Moore. Albert Patterson 383 Moore. Ann Elizabeth 41 1 Moore. Anne Parka 447 Moore. Anton Edward III 482. 594 Moore. Bemice Milburn 378 Moore. Bnan Wallace 398.414.612 Moore. Carmen Suzetle 594 Moore. Charles B. Jr 340 Moore. Daniel Charks Jr 612 Moore. David Mark 371. 548 Moore. Glynda Cae 463 Moore. John Bnan 108. 123. 126. 127. 129 Moore. John Hum 503 Moore. Kennelh Bradley 594 Moore. Kevin Howell 455. 577 Moore. Laura Jo 463. 577 Moore. Laura Lee 467. 612 Moore. Mark Lee 482 Moore. Martha Jean 548 Moore. Mary I lien 612 Moore. Mary Margaret 328. 447. 548 Moore. Mary Markle 271. 272 Moore. Melmda Lee 448 Moore. Melissa Susan 447. 594 Moore. Melody Mane 299. 379.443.612 Moore. Nina Kay 248.438. 594 Moore. Peggy Collier 577 Moore. Rebecca Ann 260. 266 Moore. Richard Charks 481 Moore. Richard J. T 383 Moore. Roben Charks 372. 388 Moore. Roben Michael 270 Moore. Ronald Keith 261. 264. 267. 334 Moore. Sara Frances Moore. Susan Minor 612 Moore. Tem Ann 430. 612 Moore. Tina Zenobta 225 Moore. Tony Clifford 382 Moore. Victoria Jeannine 370. 384. 594 Moore. Waller L 372. 391 Moore. William Angus II 382 Morales. Delia Denise 451 Morales. Eusebto Antonio 578 Morales. Jose Victor 384. 594 Moraks. Linda A Monies Norrna Jean Moran. Thomas Maunce Jr 497. 612 More. Robert Bnan 513 Moreland. Holly Lynn 548 Moreland. Linda Sue 470. 594 Moreno. Altagracta V 612 Moreno. Becky Janet 370. 612 Moreno. Michael Fernando 548 Moreno. Reynaldo P 346. 347. 548 Moreno. Tnmdad Ann 612 Morgan. Carl 101. 372 Morgan. David Llewellyn 594 Morgan. Kalhryn Ann W 383 Morgan. Martha 343 Morgan. Marlha Fae Morgan. Patricia Ann Morgan. Scotl Anlhony 519 Monn. Rene Mono. Amy Theresa 594 Montz. Cynlhia Agnes 594 Morkdge. David Walker Morns. Calhenne Ann 612 Moms. Deborah Lynn Morns. George Cooper III Morns. Henry F Jr 383 Morns. James 336 Morns. Kathleen Gaye 370. 379.612 Moms. Lynn Marcia 578 Morns. Manan 370. 379 Moms. Mantza Aida 548 Morns. Marsha Louise 548 Moms. Robert Scotl Mornson. Bryan Lynn Mornson. Diane Jane Mornson. Judilh Ann 329. 548 Mornson. Michael P 384. 594 Mornson . Rebecca Suzanne 234 Mornson. Roben Scotl Mornson. Robert Townsend Mornson. Shannon E Mornson. Steven Mark Mornss. Byron Davis 296. 426 Mornss. Terry Lynn Morrow. Charles Alkn Morrow. Craig Whilney 441. 594 Morrow. Cynthia Faye Morse. Carl Spencer Jr 491 Mornr Board Morion. Harold Thomas Morua. Angle Martinez 384. 594 Moseley.GerardFrankhn Moseky. James Bruce Jr 309. 44 1. 578 Moseky. Karan Ruth Moseky. Kalhryn Ann Moser. Samuel Roberl 296. 458 Moses. Arthur Elliot Mosher. Richard Milton Mosky. Molly Kalhryn Mosley. Nancy Elise Moss. John Enc Moss. Peler Chadwick 475. 612 Moss. Sharon Kay Pge Mosser. Mark Austin 578 Moslyn. Michael Patnck 383 Moszkowicz. Frida 499. 548 Moszkowicz. Helen 499 Mole. Anita Lynn 383 Mothenhead. George Milam 444. 61 2 Mothersolc. David Scott 3 58. 367. 5 19 Mothersole. Terry Lee S 548 Moll. Gary Emil 337. 548 Motsch. Margaret Mary 386, 578 Mom Devm Alame 251.447 Moll. James Randolph 382 Moil. Richard Louis 373. 390 MOIL Robert Whitney 465. 612 Mould. Charlotte Ruth H 383 Moullon. Daniel A. M I 382 Mounce. Virginia N 383 Mount. Jan Mane 489. 612 Mourey. Karen Lee 295. 306. 365. 378. 383.429. 548 Mourgha. Richard H 503 Moursund. Mary Moore 548 Moulon. Deborah Dale 463. 578 Moulos. Linda Calhenne 338. 594 Moulos.PelerC 458.578 Mowry. Alma Calhhan 225 Moymhan. David T 234. 298 Mucklero). Kara Anne 578 Mudd. David Lindon 578 Mudd. Karen Elizabeth 612 Mudd. Kalhryn Mary 260. 266 Mueck. Allen Vannoy : 476. 61 2 Muecke. Bryan Patnck 225.485. 548 Muecke. Lisa Ann 512 Muelkr. Bnan August Jr 371. 548 Muelkr. Charles William 274. 320. 548 Mueller. Marcia Lea 345. 388. 548 Mueller. Mary Pamela 299. 612 Muelkr. Pamela 594 Mueller. Paula Sue 299. 451. 594 Mueller. Steven Alan 144 Muenmnk. Melissa Ann 345. 388. 548 Mufarnj. Johnny 548 Muldrow. Mary Margaret 612 Muihollan. Jennifer Ann 376 Mullan. Michael David 331 Mullen. Diana Kay 329. 330. 578 Mullen. Jan Gibson 383 Mullen. Keith Howard 225.362.378. 381.465. 548 Mullen. Martha Lee 299. 430. 594 Mulkr. Jean Mana 548 Muller. Joann Marion 612 Muller. Palncia Lynn 370. 376 Mullm. David Albert 383 Mullins. Harold Elton Jr 372 Mullms. Kelvin Lee 280 Mulvaney. Bnan Joseph 382 Mulvihill. Janice P 594 Mun. Chang Sun 548 Muncey. Thomas Alkn 500 Munger. Marilyn Elaine 612 Munguia. Cecilia Jean Mumslen. Stephen Peter 384 Muniz. Dierro Emileno 372.486. 578 Mumz. Glendelia Mana 612 Munn. Ronald Keith 261 Munneke. Gary 101 Munnerlyn. Donna Kay Munoz. Arluro Jr 578 Munoz. Gabriel 612 Munoz. Michael Angekj 57 Munoz. Roy C 548 Munro-Ferguson. Ronald R 491. 548 Munroe. Jennifer Anne 612 Munsell. Marshall Lamont 460 Muniz. Ellen Palncia Murchison. Bruce Cameron 382 Murchison. Delia Kay 548 Murdoch. Vicki Sue 299. 429. 594 Murdock. Roger Portland Murff. Robert Murguia. Mana Concepcion Murphy. Damta Jean 338. 373. 391 Murphy. James Colin 347. 388 Murphy. John Patnck 458 Murphy. Karen Jo 284. 467. 548 Murphy. Kalhryn Ann Murphy. Mary Lisa 512, 578 Murphy. Marylynn 612 Murphy. Michael Joe 123. 126 Murphy. Michael McCoy 493. 612 Murphy. Michael Wayne 612 Murphy. Susan Lynn Murphy, Susan Mane 443 Murr Manlyn Gay 269. 379. 384 Murray. Alice Florence 284.447. 548 Murray. John Edward 491 Murray. Mary Kale 470 Murray. Michael Burton 458. 594 Murray. Michelle Jeaneen Murray. Thomas Morton 458. 594 Murtaugh Walter Troul 503. 612 Musemeche. Calhenne Anne Musgrove. David Reed Musgrove. James Lewis Musgrove. Kan Lynn Musgrove. Teres a Louise Musick. Virginia Ruth Muskm. Alan Lee Mussell. Sue Ann Musser. Barbara Ann Mulh. Roben Lindsay 493. 548 Muzny. Cynthia Marie 443.548 Muzos. Steven James 382 Myers. Barbara Kay ' . 548 Myers. Carolyn Re,, 248. 272 Myers. Calhenne Mary 290. 376. 594 Myers. Garry Lewis 261. 264. 265. 267. 566 Myers. Laune Lynn 443. 594 Myers. Lawrence Richard 548 Myers. Mark Joseph Myers. Palncia Anne Myers. Robin Paul 261. 408. 594 Myers. Samuel Alva Mynard. Melmda Sue Mynes. Karen L 313 Mynck. Daniel Kemp 260. 612 Nabers. Bradford Claude ' 39 Nabours. Dahl Richie 612 Nachlas. Carol Jane 594 , 638 Index Pe IH ._.. IX 3 si ti: s ' JMiS n ni aa : x urn w.i IlliU il) IB. IS JM JO i H . E U Jin N Nichlis. Julie Ellen Nager. Glen David Nagib. M. Zughaur M Nagle. Liu Lynn Nagy. Lynn ElizabeUi Nagy. Pjul l )aMtJ Naizcr. Greg (try Raymond Naimi. Said Faiz Nakajima. Htroycahi Naleski. Patricia Elaine Nail. Jan Mane Nail. Sara Elizabeth Nally. Kurt Edward Nance. Deborah Dean Nanez. Norma Lelicia . Nann. Allison Linda Nanney. Pamela Jill Nanu. Nancy Jean Napoles. Susana Nappa. Anne Nameue ... Naqum. Darlene Kay Naraiyo. Ynocencio Narum. Cynthia Inez Nash. Carol Lynn Nash. Elinor Anne Na h. Marcia Fleck Naih. MarleneCayk Nash. Nancy Carol ... Nash. Peggy Anne Nash. Timothy Slater Nassenan. Nasrollah Naiiour. Michael Martin Nasln. Mark Louis Nathanson. Ross Bradley N.tur.lS.kn. l.H.nol Naugle. Rebecca Ann Naumann. Elizabeth Mar) Na umann. Janet Victoria F. Naumann. Ralph Allan . . . Naumann. Wesley David . . Navarrete. Richard A Navarro. Ricardo Jimenez . Navran. Jennifer Ann Nay. Leslie Carol Nay lor. Diana Jane Naykor. Leonard Dale Neal. Daniel Ralph Neal.GaylaKylcnc Neal. Mark Harrdl Neal. Tamara Kay Neason. Olhe NeaveLCeliaBeUi Neel. Gary Taylor Neely. Gregory O 1 Brian Neely. Nancy Add Neely. Shawn Durrett Negron. Dora Luz Ne.ll. Cheryl Ann Neill.Cymhia Elaine Neill. William Kenneth . Neinast. Bradford Darrow . Neinast. Steven H y Neiuet. Charlotte Louise . . Nell. Michael Lewis Nellor. Donald Scott Nelms. Vicci Leigh Nelson. Ahsha Ann Nelson. Annie Edmonston . Nelson. Carol Ann Nelson. Catherine Jean , ... Nelson. Claudia Aline Nelson. Connie Ljsabeth . . Nelson. David Bradford Nelson. Elijah Moms Jr. .. Nelson. Eugene W Nelson. Joe Michael Nelson. John Delane Nelson. John Perry Nelson. Julie Ann Nelson. Kent Eugene Nelson. Leann Nelson. Linda Mhe Nelson. Maribelh Nelson. Marjone Lynettc Nelson. Nancy Ann Nelson. Richard Robinson Nelson. Robert Ear) Nelson. RuthieYvetw .... 432.612 33. 384 54t 448.612 594 384 373.391 548 548 382.386 370.451 372.379.438.594 383. 3M 3D ..225.248.578 296.451.594 234.295.447 . . . .467. 571 612 571 594 578 ....234.443.578 432 463.594 382. 386 549 443.612 .. .253.362. 378.443. 549 ....274 549 .261 441.578 .182.225.234,235.254.298.367. 377. 378. 387. 389 . . . .253 489.613 . . 613 549 388 372 455 432 402-406 270 .272.295.391.463.578 578 3(4 37 549 370 613 ..370 549 549 225.470.578 444.613 594 429.566 328.447.549 ...382 594 ....548 371 .458.594 372 594 156 4 7 260.266.566 .451.594 470.594 242 594 ....427.594 37 483 261.267 .... 144. 578 613 370 613 272.379.594 260.260.266.548 512.578 441 .519 457.578 Nelson. Sharon Ann 548 Nirenbcrg. Rena Golda 225 m Umj mm Nematotlahi. Jay J ...388 Nitsch. Sherry Dawn Nemir. David Charle 373.390 Nenque. Elsa Isabel Nepommck. Steven Neal Nericcio. Josephine V. . . Nesbitl. Kathenne Ruih 260.370 371.382 ....282.613 463.594 Nix. Danton I re Nixon. Janiece Lynne Nixon. Lorelta S. 441 . .512 578 260.310 | ft O m NeitMU. Vance Gordon Netherlon H W III 483 Nixon. Richard Gene 144.147.384.594 |_ H j uJ 470. 594 Nixon. W.lham Campbell 48] i aV Neumann. Mary Margaret ....578 Njoku. Desmond O 382 Neuvar.Caimlle Sharon 270 O ' Bannon. James Edward . 383. 503 Nevelow. Craig Andrew 384.434 O ' Brien. Bridget Celeste 280 Nevetow. Ira L e 434 Noake . Valery Ann . . . 613 O ' Brien. Cynthia Lovejoy 489.594 Neville. Harvey E Jr 188. 189 O ' Brien. Mark Edward 613 Neville. John Francis . .306.548 494 O ' Brien. Mary Theresa 248. 594 Nevms. Richard William 578 333.338.391 O ' Brien. Nancy Loretia 296. 325. 443. 594 Nevlud. Jerry Alois 329 O ' Connell. Came Ann .... 429 New. Cynthia Kay 548 Nollcy. Stephen Ray . , . .. 438.613 New. Gail Elizabeth 299.379.578 Nomura. Anthony O ' Connor Randall Patrick 333 New, Urry Curtis .287.405 Norbeck. Edward Crosby ...283 New. Linda Arlcne 613 Norcia. Marcia 549 Newherry. John Harvey 475.613 Nordclrom. Carl David O ' Donnell. Michael W 384.594 Newberry. Ronald Jink Newberry. Ruth Isabelk 261 470.548 Norila. Joseph L Norman. David Earl ....402 242.594 O ' Donnelly. Daniel Clarke O ' Hara.Quay Demse J4 252.549 370 O ' Leary. Michelle Eileen 383 Newell. Helen Louise 447 Normand. Donna Mane 341.578 O ' Malley. Edward Somers 613 Newell. Lisa Jane 458 O ' Neal. Kelli Elizabeth 443 Newell. Virginia Leigh 380.548 Norred. Patricia Anne 578 O ' Neal. Margaret Ellen 395 Newhouscr. John Warren ...373 Norns. Linn McCarler 549 O ' Neal. Michael Ray O ' Neall. Lillian Linda ..470.594 Newland. Richard Lynn Newlm. Sheila Kay Newlm. Stephen Thomas 300 429 461 ' Norris. Robert Henry IV 578 ...383 ONcil. Danny Thomas O ' Neill. Susan Mengden O ' Rca. John Mark 287.402.404 274 458.594 Newman. Charles David 491 Norris. Todd Harvey 549 Oake. Robert Glenn Jr 445.549 Newman. Frank Arthur Norns. William Frank 461.566 613 Newman. Gary Lynn ....410 290 Newman. John Tracy 493 Norms. Kimberly Sue Oaks Charles William 549 ...304.475 Norstrom. Sandra Lynn Oaks Laurie Ann 594 Newman. Linda Carol 548 North. Laura Marnelle 380 ... 613 North. MelameJo 549 Newsom. Douglas A 382 North. Nancy Susan . . . 594 Newson. Holly Ann Newton. Carol Ann ....578 326 Northern. Christopher Lee .455.613 . . .483 Oconnell. Carolyn Ann Odair. Steven Joseph 594 549 Newton. James William Newton. Jean Suzanne ....548 219 Northington. Robert C 483 370.613 Odell. Michael Alan Odell. Stephanie Susan 210 37 Newton. Julianne H , ..371 Odcn. David Keith Newion. Leslie Alton 578 Oden J Tmsley 391 ... 383 Norton. Susan Jean .391 Newton. Richard Craig 380 Norwmc. Gregory Wendell 579 579 Ncyland. Ruthie Carolyn ....327 Norwood. Cynthia Harrison 384.465 Ng. Deborah Ann 272.594 Norwood. Wallace Scott 322.566 379.549 Ng. Fred Fong 333.566 Nosovskv. Evelvn Officer. Karen Suzanne 438 Ng. Samuel William 566 613 Officer. Paula Anne 242.408.409.438.613 Ng. Shirley Nguyen. Thuy Can Thi Nicholas. Mark Hanson . ..254.578 388 549 Noiesune. Alice Jennings Nothdurft. Mark Steven . .467.549 ..373.390 613 Ogden. Kyle Wallace Ogg. Kimbra Kathryn Ogier. Charles Edward Jr 549 370.438.613 ....406 Nicholas. Rebecca Sue Nichols. Douglass Y.Jr 549 549 Novak. Deborah Gayle . . 3 2 Ogle. Carl Anthony 549 277 Nichols. Glenn Ernst Nichols. John Henry , 391 269 Novak. Henry James Novak. Rebecca Jean . ..370.430.613 Oglesby.John Ford III 455 312 Nichols. Rcgma R. Traxler 549 Novak. Shonda Elizabeth 371.550 Nichols. Renee Lynn ...367 Novell.. Dame! Lawrence 497.594 Nichols. Robert Patrick 261.264.267.594 Novorr. Keith Alan Okafor. Stella Adaeze 550 Nichols. Sally Ann 447.578 Novotny. Alexandra Ann . ..519 248. 280. 299. 379. 594 Nichols. Shan Lynn 495.549 Okon. Patricia Rene 499 Nichols. Sheila Darlene 260 Nowacek. Carol Jean . .448. 594 Olender. Bryan Joseph . .384 Nichols. Tom Sheppard 126.549 Nowlm. Bradford Harold 501 Oles. David William 481 Nichols. Virginia Ann Nowhn. Jesse David . . 116 Oliden. Jose Trinidad . .398 Nicholson. Mary Elizabeth Nickels. Carol Ann . . .... 578 , 260.266.549 Noyes. W. Albert 378 Olivas. Ernest Jr Olive. Susan Jane 613 3(0 Nickerson. Jana Georgette Nickstck. Jana Cccile .... 594 293.549 Note Brotberiiood 294 Oliveira. Demse Daneel 579 579 Nickson. Suzanne , 430.613 613 Oliver. Elizabeth Ann 613 315 476 Null. Margaret Nell . . . .448. 579 550 Nicolas. Sandra Rose 383 Null. Mary Elizabeth 549 370 Nicosia. Ralph 549 Nunes. Manuel Edward Jr 382 ....383 Nicoud. Brian Dennis 501 Nunn. Barbara 395 Nicoud. Robert Macaulay 501 Nunnelec. Melissa Games 383 Oliver. William Richard ...373.550 Niels. Susan Elaine 277 ...377 Olm. Kenneth William 378 Nielsen. Barbara Lee 549 Nuruddm. Ahmad Abdulla 594 Olman. Karen Ann . . . .443. 566 Nietubicz. Pamela Marie 370 ..613 Olsen. Richard Charles 274 Nietubicz. Sharon Jean 277 Nussbaum. Julius III 509.613 Olsen. William Arthur 287.404.415 Night. Allan Stuart 549 Nusynowitz, Murray Mark 613 Olson. Kay Lyn 260 Night. Ann Dee Nigo. Ida Jean Niland. Robert William Nipper. Paul Thomas Nira. Theresa Lynn 225.578 549 381 549 Null. Susan Carol Nutter. Jeffrey Stuart Nutting. William Reid Nyfclcr. Suzan Elizabeth 613 385 274 242.613 Olson. Larry Duane Olson. Roberta Lynn Olson. Ronald Craig Olson. Roy E 334.550 579 409 372 Index 639 Page Name Page Page Name Olson. Sandra Kay Omalle). F.dward Someis Omega IM Pill I inn, r,.i, Delia kapiu Oneill. Catherine M Oneill. Kalhleen Ann . Oncill Michael Patrick Oneill. William Lee Onu.n. John Flank III Opening Section Oppelt. Mark Anthony Oppenheimer. Elizabeth A Oquin. Tcrr Benjamin . Orange Jackets Orientation Onglio. Paul f rancis ... Orlando. Michael Alan Ormand. Joyce Mane Ornish. Slevcn Andre 382 334 478.479 378 .. .594 463. 594 .493.594 . 459. 594 . 476.613 4-15 550 370.432.613 550 295 22.23 566 .501 ....613 . .225 Oropeza. tnnquela G Orozco. C nlhia Ann On. Charles Duncan . i . Hugh David .Jennifer Hall . Leannc .Robert Collins Jr . Vanesia Michele . ega. Stephanie Dee Oi On On o Of . Or 12. Fedenco Or II. Mar tsther Or olon. Kenneth Le OrvananosDc Lascuram.C Osborn. Bruce Claihorn . Osborn. Cynthia Louise Osborn. Lon McVey ... Osborn. Michael Anthony Oshorne. Connie Gay . . Osborne. Janice Kathryn 225 O hman Norman Balfour ....251.329.330.495.550 .280.505. 550 385 390 280 Ovmun Paul Jeffrey 550 370 470 613 382 .277.594 309 483 79 OMrander. Gayle Ann . . 550 269 613 613 380 384 Oti. Mehiula Claire .613 550 225 579 330 C 519 Oitmann. Judilh Del .512.613 326 579 . 550 383 594 286. 594 ,47S 579 Olio Eric Edward 579 336 Quo Jay Phillip .. . 503 438.550 . . 566 579 )i Weekewl 40.41 K Si uA-nis Overall, Catherine Lee .... Ovcrbeck. Michael L. . Overheck. Steven Richard . Overcash. Sarah Lee Overly. Susan Kim Overly. Teresa Ann . . Overstreet. Waller Craig Oviatl. Susan Maclean . Owen. Cecelia May Owen. Christy Elizabeth Owen, David Marc Owen. John Patrick Owen. Lee W ndle Owen. Mark Douglas Owen, Martha Owen, Robin Bernicc Owen. Sharon Ruth Owen. Sheree Gayle Owen, Stephen Frank Owen. Susan Owens. David Edwin Owens. Donald Patrick Owens. Lisa Mane Owens. Sandra Ownbey. William Dean Ownbv. Clayton Arthur Owsley Steven Alvm Oye. May Mitsuko Oven. John Frederick Ozuna. Maria De Louriies Ozuna. Richard Flores - Page 352-358 550 346.347 312 579 299.470.613 447. 594 322.550 .252.284.467.55 0 443. 579 260.579 270 465.613 304 441 387 306.512.613 370.376 613 346.347.566 489 566 383 370 370.379 381.383 455.613 441.579 379 333.550 248 260 Pace. Mary Ann Pacharzma. Linda J Pacleh. Neal Romeo T Padawer. Jeffrey Jay Padgill. James Durrell Padilla. Gloria Pad, lla. Juan Jr Padilla. Margaret Ellen 320 370.379.613 594 509.550 481.550 330. 550 550 234.235 Padperl. Michael Jeffrey 304 Page. Kalhleen Ada 579 Page. Paula Renee 550 Paige. David Allen II ...116 Paine. Mary W 471 370.379 370 579 272.370 550 .438.550 388 613 Painter. Jams Lee Painter. Martha Ann Palaftu. Cheryl Jannelte Paley. Cynthia Ann Palm. Jeanne Elizabeth Palmer. Caroline Alida Palmer. James Bailey Jr. . Palmer. James David . Palmer. James Ober 382 Palmer. Jane Elise 225. 550 Palmer. Leslie Allan 378.393.394.410.415 Palmer. Lon. . 613 Palza. Javier E 320 Pampell. Susan Mane 429 Pang. Frank Foe 519 Pang. Harry Foe 519 PanMkiilc Cone 424 Paniagua. Calhenne V 613 Paolelli. Hamlet Fernando 550 Pappadas. John Tasol 384.475. 594 Pappas. Frank Richard 225 Pappas. James Marcus 566 Parada. Nancy Ann 370.379.613 Parchman. Alan David ....501 Pardue. Steven D 382 Pare. Catherine Jane 234 Parcdcs. Fortunato G 384 Paredes. Vicente 260. 264. 267. 276 Paredcz. Beatnce Sylvia 579 Parent. Laurence Edward 337. 613 Pargaman. William David ...381.550 Parham. Cynthia Jo 463. 594 Parish. Cynthia Ann 438 Parish. Daniel Jamei 239 Park-Fuller. Linda M 382 Park. Margaret Sherley 430. 613 Parkans. Nancy Beth 331. 579 Parker. Carroll Beasley 383 Parker. Charles Lee Jr 476. 613 Parker. Debra Ann 448. 579 Parker. Ellen Mane 387 Parker. Frances 430. 594 Parker. Frank Edward 328 Parker. James Ayres 373. 390. 458. 579 Parker. John Hoiloway 225 Parker. Julie Lynne 381. 550 Parker. Michael 116 Parker. Nancy Atsuko 277 Parker. Paul Stanley 550 Parker. Peggy Anne 295. 467. 579 Parker. Roger William 397 Parker. Ronald Paige 493 Parker. Steven Earl 254 Parker. Tobm Maslerson 493 Parkey. Ruth Ormond 299. 315. 471. 613 Parkhousc. Colby Leigh 334. 338. 372, 519 Parks. Larry Noel 475. 613 Parks. Sleven Daniel 334 Parks. Terry Gayle 566 Parma. Ronda 370 Parmley . Mary Ann 306. 41 1. 45 1 . 566 Parr. Jay C III 261. 613 Parr. Vanna Lee 471. 550 Parr. William Keith 503 Parramore. Chereze Evctle 595 Parramore. Suzanne Rene 550 Parns. Samuel James . . 397 Parns. Shelli Jane 447. 595 Parns. Tere Gayle 579 Parnsh. William Monson 358. 375. 378 Parry. Jill Lynn 429. 613 Parsley. Sally Slrake 471 Parsley. Sandra Slrake 471 Parsley. Waller Gerard 370 Parsons. Chenl Kay 251. 447. 595 Parsons. Gary ' Earl 387. 566 Parsons. John 186 Parsons. John Michael 613 Parsons. Meredith D 467. 595 Parsons. Michelle Leanne 283. 379. 595 Parsons. Miriam Elizabeth 467. 579 Parsons. Paul Andrew 461. 579 Parsons. Russell Kent 320.550 Partch. Celia Jane 463. 613 640 Index V.m. Pap S.: PgC Name Page Name Parlegas. Maria Sharon 499 Partida. Joe Alberto 595 Partin. Sharon Lucik 299. 438. 613 Partridge. Adolph L 381 Partridge. Gordon Scolt 491.579 Parlndge. Paul Eugene Parven. Cary Miks 495. 61 3 Pasch. Nicholas Francis 310 Paschal. James Sleele Jr 579 Pasel. Patncia Joan 595 Passel. Martha LoutM 489.550 Passmorc. Don Lawrence 579 Paiek. Sharon Fayt 613 Patel. Neville Sorab 519 Palel. Rajn, M2. 388. 519 Palel. Usha Subramani an 519 Palerson. Alan Gerard 476. 595 Paiillo. Charles Tacquard 427. 579 Patrick. Cathy Ann 550 PaliKk. Gina Lynne 260. 59) Patrick. Jamin Lee 225.334.372.566 Patrick. Nelson 209. 279 Patrick. Thomas Edwin 372 Palrvlack. Daniel 209.279 Patschke. Susan Elaine Patterson. Janet Louise 579 Patterson. Julia Le 370.471. 613 Patterson. Julianne 338. 429 Patterson. Laura Denise 345.579 Patterson. Mary Mignelte 550 Patterson. Pal ISO Patterson. Paul Scott 261. 384. 595 Patterson. Stephen Walker 225 Patterson. Virginia Sue Patterson. Wallace Edward 384 Palteson. Robert Markhant 465. 613 Paltillo. George Dennis 465 467 ...512.613 388 550 ..383.391 451.595 202.391 150 Patlillo. Steven Chase Pallon. Allyson Palton. Carla Ann Pallon. Maure Patlon. Robin Ketghle Palton. Sam Edmund . . Paul. Beth Jane Paul. Donald R Paul. Ronald William . . . Paulhill. Nellie Mae 278. 595 Paulisscn. Margaret E. 382 Paulv Louis Edward 225. 476. 579 Paulson. AdnenneEve 386 Paup. Karen Ann 298 Pava. Eduardo 550 Pavelka. Carolyn Joyce 370. 379. 613 Paxton. Carolyn Louise 299. 342. 344. 383 345.550 299.613 491 550 260.265.266 .501 451.550 475.613 595 329 381.383 595 595 284.447 Paxlon. Cynthia Ann Paxlon. Debra Kay .... Payne. Bruce Lawrence Payne. Cheryl Ann . Payne. Doreen Kay ... . Payne. Gary Allen Payne. Glen Charles . . Payne. Loren Payne. Martin Baxter . Payne. Robert Joe Payne. Sally Jane Payson. Tony A Paylc. Sleven Thomas Paylon. June Gak Paylon. Sandra Elaine . Paylon. Susan Joyce . . Paz Paleniuela. Rafael Peace. George Philip Peacock. Joseph Norman 270 Peacock. Paul Alan 497 Peacock. Vhginia Barnes 383. 388 Peak. Margaret Jane 467 Pearce. Enn Lea 430.595 Pearce. John Robert 461. 595 Pearce. Lawrence Ray 461. 550 Pearson. Albert Franklin 346. 347. 566 Pearson. Gary Pinkney 116 Pearson. Jacquelynn Ann 595 Pearson. Myra Kay Parsons 336. 550 Pearson. Samuel R. Jr 520 Pearson. Susan Nadme 430. 579 Pease. Debra Kay 333. 338. 391 Pease. Verlc Antoinette 69 Peavy. Janet Octavia 330 Peavy. Vakne Lynn 277 Peck. Robert Daniels 384. 493. 595 Peck. William David ' 408 Pecore. Kalhenne Linda 613 Pedigo. Anne l.on 283. 407. 579 Pedigo. Cindy Lou 283. 407. 448. 613 Pedro. Jame Rae 579 Peel. Renee Lisa 489. 579 Peeler. Glen Davis II 476. 579 Peeples. Eugene M- IV 304. 493 Peerman. Gregory Hams 441. 579 Peerman. Nancy Bunust 382 Pettier. Matthew Douglas 613 Peiler. Mana Backes 613 Pek. Chauch 579 Pekarsky. Donna Ann 340. 613 Pellerm. Donna Jay 451. 595 ....550 .451.595 ...370595 .551 155 ..260 331 Perez, Arturo Jr 280 Perez. Cynthia Gloria 595 Perez. Dalia Esther 579 Perez. Eduardd 150 Perez. Felipe Jaime 383 Perez. Fidel 384.595 Perez. Frank Edward 487. 579 Perez. Jose Luis 551 Perez. Julio Ramiro 551 Perez. Maria De Jesus 290. 613 Perez. Martin Michael 595 Perez. Soma Ann 225.251.329.330.363.566 Perez. Susana Ventura 292 Perez. Tomas 487.579 Perkins. Julie Sue 282 Perkins. Leslie 285. 339 Perle . Bernard C 551 Perlilz. Stacy Louise 284. 47 1 Pern. Michael William 244 Pen-in. James Robert 445. 613 Perroux. Bleu Louis 260. 267 Perry. Elizabeth Dak 613 Perry. Linda Dak 282 Perry. Philip Luther 280 Pert . William Charles 390. 551 Pnry-CnUKda Uhnvy 94 Perryman. James Shelton 493 Perryman. Jeane Elizabeth 579 Perryman. Wilburn C III 441. 595 Pertusa. Martha J B 338.377.390 Peschel. Darbey Danea 613 Pesek. Constance Sue 370 Pesek. David Allen 312 Pesek. Paul Edwin 300.458.579 Pester. John Edward 234. 250 Peters. Cynthia Ann 551 Peters. David Beldon 372 Peters. James Garry 333 Peters. Paul Conrad 384. 483 Pclers. Robert Andrew 383 Peters. Stanley 214. 215 Peters. Thomas Alan 150 Pelersen. Pamela Renee 463. 579 Peterson. Jeffrey Dale 225 Peterson. Margaret Susan 489 Peterson. Nina Marie 463 Peterson. Pamela Renee 326 Peterson. Robert Adrian 384 Peterson. Ronald Lee 2%. 493. 595 Peterson. Susan Lynn 512. 579 Pellm. Rega Beth 551 Pclohllo. Robert Anthony 406 Pctrich. James Albert 382 Petnch. Paul Randall 613 Pelnck. David Wayne 613 Pclrizzi. Deborah Susan 162 Petry. Chnslenc Annell 595 Petty. Brenda Jo 379. 438. 579 Petty. Dian Olivia 381 Petty. Laura Lynne . . . 448. 613 Petty. Raney Dak 260. 264. 267. 551 Peveler. Jan Lee 286. 306.438 Pevolo. Patrick Scott 347. 579 Pfaff. Andrea Susan 489. 613 Planner. Nancy Jo B 579 Planner. Timothy Paul 579 Pfeifer. Gary Alan 495. 613 Pigeon. Charles Bradley 465. 614 Pillar. Phillip Anthony 370 Pilot.TamiJo 376 Pmcoffs. Edmund 212. 213 Pmedo. John Francis 384 Pink. Candace Sue Pmker lon. Glenn Lewis Pinkslon. Scott Philip 493. 551 Pmkston. Sleven Douglas 493. 614 Pmnell. Charlene Ella 595 Pinto. Motilal John A 320 Piper. Jeffrey Lynn 475. 551 Ptpkm. Gregory Phillip 465 Pippin. James Curtis 579 Pippin. James Wilson 402 Pippin. Robert Lee 348 Pirkle. John Paul 614 Pirson. Sylvam J 385 Pirtle. Dorothy Gail Pinle. Robert Sherwood Pistor. Charles H III Pitchford. Betty Lynn . Pitluk. Barry Louis Pitman. Melissa Ann Precise. Mary Kay . . Pred. Robert Samuel Premack. Paul Alkn Pmcoll. Kenneth . .277 387 384 Prescolt. Stuart Martin 551 Prescott. Victoria Fty 551 Presky. Jeffrey Martin 441 Pressley. Helen Jane . 911 471.614 451 ..465 254.387 495. 579 386. 551 Pilrucha. Roy Alan 455, 551 Pittman. Michael Wayne 551 Pins. Molly Carol 595 Pizetle. Susan Ruth 432. 595 Plaiiance. David Robert 384. 595 Plasmk. Laura Helene 234. 254. 469. 595 Plemmons. Sam Andrew Jr 520 Pkss. Deborah Elaine 579 Plelicha. Dennis A 335 Pleuman. Elaine Ann 614 Plock. Gary Dean 139 Plost. Randall Bruce 495. 551 234.254.384 495.614 Preston. Eugene Gordon 382 Presz. Elkn Kalherine 345. 579 Prewitt. Stephanie H 270 Pnce. Ann Miles 471 Price. Cynthia Ann 579 Pnce. Daniel 214.215 Price. Donnell David Jr 245. 551 Price. Emily Bradford 234. 47 1 Price. Gary Norman 261. 370 Pnce. Hollis Glynn Jr 501. 614 Pnce. Jamei Arthur Jr .269 Pnce. Janet Inez 347 Pnce. Jeffrey Lee 507 Plolkin. Norman Craig Plumb. Steven Michael Ptumlee. Daniel L. Plummet. Lilly Amese Ply. Allison Sue Poag. Mark Gordon . Poage. Gatrel Susan Poche. Brian Edward 141 ..613 Peloqum. Allen Victor . Peloubet. Lauran Kay . Pena. Antonio Ramon . Pena. Jesse Alfonso Jr. Pena. Susan Mane Pence. Steven Wayne Penczak. Wilham Peter Pender. Gail 370 Pendergras. Sharon Lynn 551 Pendergrass. Wanda Lynn R 382 Penn. Chnsta Lucille 447. 613 Penn. Frank Waller 441 Penn. Manlyn Gay 489 Penn. Randolph Lindsey 461. 613 Penn. Russell Lee 595 Pennal. Edythe Elizabeth 430. 579 Penner. Terry Duane 372. 551 Penning. Linda Mane 370 Pennmgton. Donna Marie 261. 613 Penmngton. Usa Howard 613 Penrod. James Le 551 Penrod. Judith Anne 274.401. 579 Penrod. Teresa Lynn 121. 489 Penshorn. Richard Joseph 334, 551 isborn. Rita Ann 282 595 .551 ....579 .373.391 _ _ i 499 551 Perales. Gloria Arredondo 320 Perales. Raimundo Alfonso 320 Peralta. Francisco A 579 Perdue. William David 280 1 ' rrnrl.in U- School Vlartlla 24] Perevnan. Joel Evan 495.551 Pereyra. Diane Elizabeth 551 Pereyra. Ernest Morales 579 Penw. Ranee Lowall . Pentecost. Moms E. Jr Penzcak. William Peter Pepe. Michael Vincent Pepper. Lyi Pfeffer. Kirk Matthew Pfeifer. Jennifer Ann Pfeiffer. Marilyn Kay 551 Pfennig. Barry Don 579 Pfennig. Sharon Kay S 551 Pfister. Jeffrey Evans 595 Phans. Mary Evans 383 Pheiffer. Anne Louise 383. 551 PM Beta CU 326 Phi Beta Kappa 380. 381 Phi Beta KlnvuJ m K 379 11,1 I VI c. I hi 348 Phi Delia Tkela 480. 481 PM Eta Sigma 384 Phi Gamma Delia 482. 483 Phi Kappt Phi 382. 383 Phi Kappa Psl 484. 485 Phi Kappa Thela 486. 487 Phi Mu Alpha Slnlonla 279 Phi Thea Kappa Alumni 293 Phihppus, Steven W 261. 267 Philley. Steven Montague 579 Phillips. Chcrilyn Cheree 566 Phillips. Craig Alan 613 Phillips. Cynthia Lee ' ....: 382 Phillips. Evelyn Leone 463 Phillips. Frederick Sherwood 445 Phillips, James Charles 384. 483. 595 Phillips. Janice Mane -,-e 613 Phillips. Joe 370 Phillips. John Doyle Jr 384 Phillips. Kalhryn Ann 383. 387 Phillips. Larry Ray Ware 255. 378. 385. 391 Phillips. Laura Lynne 551 Phillips. Lynn Leone 579 Phillips. Mary Adncnnc 613 Phillips. Melmda Lu 331. 447 Phillips. Otis David 485 Phillips. Rebecca Sue 379. 595 Phillips. Robert F. II 384 Phillips. Tege Carol 430. 613 Phillips. Timothy Lee 455. 579 Phillips. Tommy Joe 566 Phillips. Valene Louise ; 448 Philmon. Terry Lynn 458. 579 Philpott. John Thomas 613 PVmraaen . 652-653 PI Ben PM 488. 489 PI KfMom Ta 385 PI Kappa Alpha 490. 491 PI Lambda Thela 386 Pickelman. Robbilyn P 382 Pickcns. Catharine Allene 467. 579 Pickenng. Cheryll Ann 429. 613 Pickenng. Jeffrey Scott 595 Pickenng. William S 476 Picket!. Carol Lynn 471. 595 Pickell. Melissa Lynn 451.614 Picketl. Sharon Anne 551 Picket!. Stanley Houston 595 Picket!. Tina Gay 566 Picone. Carmela Millie 384 Piculas. James Albert 399. 614 Pierce. Gloria Raye 158 Pierce. Grace Lawrence 225. 467 Pierce. James Alfred 383 Pierce. Paula Sue 438. 614 Pierce. Susan Conky 249. 489. 579 Pierce. Suzanne Denise 467. 595 Pierce. Todd Terrell 261 Pierce. William Bradley 614 Pierce. William Howard 614 Pienm. Allyn Ann 447. 579 Pierre. Sally Ann 429. 614 Pierson. Kerry Bruce 348 Pierson. Linda Sue ...387.438 ....186 ....595 .... 383 467.579 370 Podio Augusto L 385. 391 Poe. Sandra Diane 430. 614 Poerschke. Robin Shawn 512. 566 Pomdexter. Hally Beth 284, 447 Poizner. Stephen Leo ... 225. 255. 280. 302. 358. 367. 373. 375. 377.378.390.551 Pokorny. Brent Ray 614 Pokomy. Bruce Jay 322. 614 Pola. Mario 55 1 Polanco. Arluro Oscar 288 Poland. Candice True 411. 429. 551 Polansky. Gary Frank 234. 235, 391 Polasky. Diane Leigh 499. 614 Pole. Deborah Jean 376. 397. 595 Poky. Barbara Ann 386 Polifka. Bruce 579 Polmer. James Kent 336. 384 Polmer. Robert Brian 260 Poling. Constance Rae 430. 595 Polk. Curns 276.579 Polk. Elizabeth Anne 383 Pollard, Kerry Alan 551 Polstra. David W.nen 315. 383. 491 Polunsky. Richard Alan 269.434, 566 Polunsky. Sleven Michael 435. 614 Pomar. Ana Laura 595 Pomeroy. Ellen Marie 370. 379 Ponce. Cynthia Anne 234 Ponlello. Susan 458, 531 Ponton. James Wallace 475. 579 Ponlon. Terry Lynn 410. 415 Pool. Eddie Lee Jr 322, 595 Pool. Stacey Lynn 261. 266. 579 Poole. Edward Stephen 614 Poole. Kathryn Lynn 2%. 448 Pope. Cora 471 Pope. Gary A 385 Pope. James Bland 501. 614 Pope, John Michael 551 Pope. Reggy Nelle Maria 289 Pope. Susan Elaine 451. 551 Popejoy. Michele 326 Popielarczyk. Kathryn L 333. 379. 614 Popkcss. Sue Ann 382 Popovich. Robert P 391 Porcher. Leigh Anne 330. 438. 579 Porras. GuadalupeJr 487 Porter. Biggs Cunningham 371. 520 Porter. Candice Lynn 430. 595 Porter. Carol Michelle 579 Porter. John W 391 Porter. Philip Joseph 261. 264. 267 Porter. Robert Bowden Jr 300. 445 Porter. Robert Louis 302 Poxe 296.297 Poston. Randall William 334. 372. 390 Poteet. Kimbcrly Ann 234 Potersnak. Michael Irvm Polelz. Theresa Anne 566 Polter. Andrew Elwm III 372. 391 Polter. Michael Wayne 455. 614 Potts. Allison Randal 284.471 471 377 Pnce. Kenneth Charles 384 Pnce. Lance Alan 614 Pnce. Leslie 451 Pnce. Leslie Anne 430. 551. 595 Price. Mary Kathleen . . .225. 249. 295. 326. 358. 367. 378. 383. 389.551 Pnce. Mary Scott 471 Pnce. Patricia Isbel 247 Price. Rebecca Louiie 430, 595 Pnce. Robert Eben Jr 286 Pnce. Vickey Irene 234 Pnchard. Leeanne 467 Pnddy. Diann Launne 398 Pnddy. Waller Mason 445. 595 Prideaux. Edward Barton 493. 614 Prideaux. Jess Brannin 493 .438.614 312 6.175.188.189,194.195 399.414 378 489.614 Pness. Rence Patricia Pnesik. John Peter Jr. Pngogme. llya Pnllaman. Eliz abeth D. Pnmeaux. Robert Francis Pnmer. Cathy Ann . . Pnnce. Edward R III 383. 390.476 Pnnce. Moneta M. Speaker 383 Pnnce. Nancy Copland 432. 614 Pnnce. Peggy Ellen 225. 432 614 225.457.551 .370.595 579 ....280 245.551 Pnne. Christopher Allen Pnnlers. Vicky Lynn Pnour. Edna Dalene Pnsco. Mary Margaret Prilchard. John Emery Pntchard. Mark Ambrose Prilchard. Ricky Glenn 384 Pnlchetl. Elizabeth C 448.614 Pntchell. James Donald 384 Pro.Gilda 280.566 Prochaska. Susan Mary 282.595 Proctor. Evelyn Kay 579 Proctor. Linda Diane 595 Proctor. Sylvia Ann 370 Prodanovic. Robert 595 Pn fCTslo.al ialzatki Sectlo. 318-348 Proler. Joseph Loeb 509 Promo. Valene Jane 383. 55 1 Pross. Edilh I Id ml,, 382 Prosser. Francinc Maria 595 Proslok. Jeffrey Philipp 495 Prothro. Thomas Green 483. 595 Provost. Toni Ann 284, 386. 448. 552 Pruden. David Bernard 465. 552 Prudhomme. Nina Elaine 386. 443. 552 Pruelt. Jana Karol 520 Pruett. Kasey Edilh 595 Pruitt. James Michael 579 Pruill. John Michael 304. 371, 501. 552 Pruilt. Russell Cody 383, 485. 579 Pruter. Charlotte Ann 463, 614 Pryor. Barbara Susan 274.410.415. 579 Pryor. Douglas Eugene 552 Pryzant. Joseph Robert 381. 383 PsfCU .... 387 Public Relation Student Society of Aaaerlca 329 Puckett. Elizabeth Ann 261 Pucketl. Lisa Lynn 438. 595 Pucketl, Mark Reaves 384 Puckett, Stephen Paul 382 Puckelt. Suzanne Louise 370. 376 Pugh. Pamela 429 Pulliam. Harry Dale . Potts. Nancy Darl . Polls. Vivian Marie . Poulin. Roger F Poulos. Bryan Kurt . Poux. Valene Anne . . Powell. Austin Lainc Powell. Cynthia Jean Powell. Dana Michael ..614 Pulliam. Scott ' Robert 384. 507 Pulner. Ellen Marcil 469 Puls. Gloria Ruth 471. 552 Purdum. Roslyn Renee 379.579 Purdy. Jeryl Lee 448. 566 Purdy. Kyle Ford 497 Purdy. Robert Benjamin 260. 264. 265. 267 Purvis. Leslie Kay 614 Purvis. Mary Beth 345 Purvis. Thompson Earl III 493 Puschak. Gary Charles 404 Puslejovsky. Kathy Marie 260. 384 Pyhrr. Stephen A 327 Pyle. Forest Barnetl 111 384 - - - 270 322 614 Pyle. Gary Wayne . Pyle. William Bruce ... Pyndus. David Keith . . . 394.395 .... 520 595 551 286.358,378.520 ..551 Powell. Daniel Benjamin 520 Powell. David James 261.614 Powell. Everett Wayne 579 Powell. Gary Lee 382 Powell. Hallie Nixon 512 Powell. James Ian Adams 566 Powell. Joan Kathryn 286. 447 Powell. Julia Margaret 438 Powell. Lorena Ann Davis 382 Powell. Mary Catherine 370 Powell, Mary Melissa Powell. Paul Edward . Powell. Scott Gerald . Powell. Susan Louise 384.595 551 614 Power. John Rolfe 325.328 Powers. Barbara Clare 41 1. 430 Powers. Gregory B 249. 280. 320. 55 1 Power. Harry H 385 Powers. Edward J. Jr 391 Powers. Nan Margaret 330. 379 Powers. Stephen James 595 Poynor. Wesley Jim 382. 388 Pozmantier. Barry David 509. 614 Praetorian Guard 414 Prater. Fonest Wayne 293 Prater. Wanda Lynn 278. 595 Pratt. David Lee 458 Pratt. William Sengelmann 503. 614 PR-Law Axodaltoai 340 Qualia. Frances Lee 552 Quails. Daniel Ray 398. 400 Quails. Eduard James 276 Quan. Richard Jinm 552 Quan. Van-Lan Trong 385. 390 Quebe. Richard John 579 Quebe. Ruth Evelyn 383 Queen. Michael Bruce 371 Queen. Sheree Lynn 383 Quezada. Dilma Maria 55! Quezergue. Peter Arthur 566 Quick. Jerry Jonathan 327 Quickenton. Arthur John 382 Quinhvan. William F. Ill 311 Quinn. John M 2 Quinn. Michael Ctrl 380 Quinones. Sylvia 552 Quisenberry. Charles N 465. 595 Quisl. Terry Charles 225. 234. 258. 375. 377. 37 Quitta. Mary Jam 3J3 Quock. Mary 371 Index 641 Page Page Page 429. 614 552 447.614 239.447.595 314 467.579 260.614 370.379.471.614 520 552 .247.365.375.378.382.389 383 382 481 219.383 579 382 383 614 387.552 552 383 512.614 .225.234.235.237.282.384 326.552 306.438 57 391 465.552 4 ,l M4 Rabalaiv Chene Anne Rabe. Pamela Margaret . . . Rachford. Laurie Ann Rachford. Susan Elise Radenu. S dne Catherine Rader. Adrian Renee Rader. Philip Bradley Radke. Martha Anna Radosevich. Julianne Raff. Michelle Be Raffamello. Eileen Mary . . Rafferty. Robert Richard . Ragan. Sandra Lee Ragland. William Scon . . Ragle. John Doyle Ragsdale. Julia M Raha. Sanghamitra Roy . . . Raha.Sibt.ri Rahe. Lori Lea Rah n. Suzanne Riu Railey. Bruce James Rail sback. Deborah Dale . . Rambolt. Jean Ann Ramey. John Stanley Rakes, Andrea Elaine Rales. Elizabeth Theresa . Rails. Angel Machellc ... Rails. Kenneth M Rambie. David Foster Rambm. Mark Paul Ramert. Robert Paul 579 Ramirez, Adnana 579 Ramirez, Alfredo 614 Ramirez. Ana Maria 383 Ramirez, Daniel R 579 Ramirez. David Gayian 383 Ramirez, Joni Patricia 154, 155 Ramirez. Mana Anton ! 249. 326 Ramirez. Richard Edward 384. 595 Ramlow. Reed Charles 497. 579 Ramos. Irma Diva 376, 579 Ramos. Juan Jr 399. 595 Ramos. Silvia SustaiU 292 Rampy. Jefferson Alan 372 Ramsey. Janet Lynn 430. 552 Ramsey. John Paul 552 Ramsey. John Robert 385 Ramtey. Lewis Scoll 334 Ramsey. Manben 370.471.614 Ramsey. Michael Lee 341. 579 Ramsey. Roberta 467. 579 Ramsey. William Scot. 483. 614 Rana, Chaula Jayant 277 Randal. Camilla Diane 614 Randal. Valene Jean j79 Randall. Charles Wilson Randall. Harnet E. Randall, Robert Adnan Randerson. Deborah Jeane Randle. Robert Woodson Randle. Silas Hubert Jr Randolf. Deborah Anne Randolph. Enc Randolph. Mary Faye Randolph. Melissa Lyn Raney. Barbara Eileen Raney. CaroJ Ai 501 IK 465 510 552 614 260.595 386 5 5 JI3 Rangel. Miguel Francrtco 614 Rankin. John Luther 580 Rankin. Richard Stephen 304 Rankin. Thomas Stephen C 322 Ransom. William Howard 384 Raper. Christopher Lee 144. 147 Rapier. Joseph Robert 150 Rapp, Anne Dolores 326, 45 1 . 595 Rasch. Joyce Loreiia 370 Rasco. Larry Olan 234. 280, 552 Rasco. Rhonda Diane 260 Rase. Howard F 391 Rash. Paul Jones III 260,614 Raslan. Samir 384. 55 Rasmusen. Janet Elizabeth 438.580 Rasmussen. Deborah Ann 419 Rasmussen. Harold James 483.614 Rasmussen. Kathryn Ann 443 Raslegar. Sohi 314 Ratcliff. Stephen William 331 Rathjen. Kira Sue 370 Ralhjen. Kurt Walter 383.384.595 Ralhmell. Clinton MaOvew 2J5 Rathmell. John Annis 304.491.580 Ralhmell. Mary Ann Ratjen. Billy Mark 512.614 441.580 Ratliff. Edwin Brent 483.595 Rathff. John Martin 261.384 Ratlikin.WilliamJ.IM 465.595 Rau. David Lee 614 Rawltngs. James Blake Rawls. Dianne 134. 135 552 Rawls. Joey Loyd 1 16 Rawls. Kalhryn Ann 379 Ray. Alan Dak 116 Ray. Alicia Ann 4 Ray.Chnsti Ann 401.512.552 Ray. Cynthia Jean 471.580 Ray. Daniel Gtyn 580 Ray. David Harold 595 Ray. David Lee 324 Ray. Johnny Nelson Ray. Mary Rebecca 552 467.595 Ray. Nancy Denise 5J2 Ray. Phyllis Suzanne 386.499.552 Ray . Robert Edwin 595 Ray. Robin Gail 512.552 Ray. Robin Gayk 499.595 Raymond. Rex Phillip 614 Raymond. Thomas Daniel 311 Re. Ann Averyl 510 Rea. Jay Frank 501.580 Read. Elkn Hardin 489 Read. Gerald Lee 386 Read. Mary Jane v 471.614 Read. William Russell Jr 33 Ready. Thomas Edward 614 Reagan. Harold Wayne 580 Reagan. Laurie Lynn 552 Reagan. Richard Alkn 280 Reagan. Scott Rodney V. 336.566 Real Estate Soclery 327 Reardon. David Brier 481.614 Reardon. Patrick Kelly 501 Rcardon. Peter Ann 299 Richards. Dorothy G. 154. 155. 156.471.614 Reardon. Virginia Ann 429. 552 Richards. Linda Mane 324 Robertson. Larry Qumn Reaves. Susan Elaine 280.595 Richards. Mary Eugenia 471 Robertson. Linda Mane Reaves. Waller Carter II 408 Richards. Nmae Lucille 326 Robertson. Michael Ray Reavis. Susan Lynn 370 Richards. Randall Perry 144 Robertson. Randy Mike 383 Rebeiz. Fand 334.316 Richards. Ricky Verne 261.287.404 553 Reber. Ralfe David Jr ....427.580 Richards. Sarah Walton 225.296.512 Rech. Kevin Kaiser 552 Richards, Vicki Rene 451 Robertson. Steven Mark 287 404 Reckling. Christiana K 471.614 Richardson. David Ian 408 Robertson. William F Reckling. Randa Carroll 471 Richardson. Deborah Lynn 243 Robichaux. Sally Mary 280. 553 Red Ryder Auodalloa 298 Richardson. James F 553 Redd. Marcia Lynne 580 Richardson. Kathleen V 553 Robmell. Jerry O 41) Reddick. Barbara Jane 552 Richardson. Kenneth Wayne . 388 Reddick. Dewnt Carter 378 Richardson. Manan Louise 225.234 Robinson. Andra Elaine Reder. Paul Aafede 614 Richardson. Mark David 330 ... 370 Redmond. Suzan Michel! 463. 552 Richardson. Mary Ann .... 431 Redwood. Jason Douglas 384 Richardson. Mary J 234 Robinson. Caswell O Jr. . Reed. Alan Keith 322 Richardson. Melissa Lee 512 Robinson. Cheryl Lynne H . . 383 Reed. David Milchell 566 Richardson. Sherry Lea 320.553 282 372 566 Reed. Elizabeth Louise 430.614 Richardson. Sheryl Ann 512.580 Reed. James William 384.505.595 Richie. David Michael 520 324 Reed. John Jay 493 Richter. Brian Edward 381 614 Reed. Kenneth Manning 314 Richler. Daniel Thomas 373 Robinson. Karen Lee Reed. Martin Bailey 372 Richter. Joni Lee 370.379.614 Robinson. Kalhryn Lisa 499 596 Reed. Mtlzi Edna 595 Richter. Karl Paul . . 580 Reed. Richard Edward 371.383.427.552 Richter. Teny Robert 491.553 Robinson. Leah Patnce H. . Reed. Rose Anne 277 Rickabaugh. Charles M 300.483 248 379 596 Reed. Thomas Anselm 552 Rickard. Martha June 553 Robinson. Oran S. Jr 382 520 Reed. William Curun 453.580 Ricker. Dennis Paul 520 Reeder. Charles C 286.367.378 Ricklefs. Dale Lynne 383 566 Reeder. Rhonda Lynn 430.595 Rickman. Allen Malhew . . 116 614 Rees-Jones. Valerie June 467 Ricks. Lee Edward 111 5% 249 322 439 553 Rees. Eleanor Ann 552 Ricles. James Michael 372.391 Robinson. Susan Lura 282 Reese. Ann Phinizy 467 Riddick. William M 483.614 Robinson. Thomas W Jr 483.614 Reese. Bobby Charles Jr 580 Riddle. Eva Lucia 288 Robinson. Victona Susan 163 Reese. Eddie 150 Riddle. Joan Mane 225 Robinson. William Leonard 553 Reese. Lymon C 372.378.391 Riddle. Julie A 512 Robks. Bilhe Mane 326 Reese. Randall CUy 427. 580 Rider. Craig Douglas 116 Robson. Randal Charles 383 Reese. Roy Randolph 385 Ridings. Jennifer Lynn 345.388.566 Rocha.Sara Mane 370 Reese. Stephanie Jane 467.580 Ridley. Mark Douglas 614 Roche. David Leslie 483 Reese. Tressie Ann 234.383 Ridout. John Townes 493 468.5% Reeves. Alvin Scott 614 Riecher. Anton Martin 244 Rochelk. Cary Graydon 459 580 Reeves. Betty Jean 371 Riccke. Randall Lee 383 371 Reeves. Leslie Booth 337 Rienstra. Matthew Lyle SOI Rochester. Rene Darlene 156. 158.614 Reeves. Mark William 552 Rife. John Thomas 553 . . 491 614 Reeves. Nancy Kay ... 370. 242. 595 Riffee. Judith M 388 Rockwell. Judith Lynn 553 Reeves. Nancy Lea Ehlers 552 Riffee. William H 388 Rockwood. Elizabeth S 471 Reeves. William Wyalt 476. 595 Rifle ream 310 Roddy. Joe Marshall 245 Regalado. Rudy C 614 Rigby. Ren Patrick Jr 614 Rodeo Associario 314 Regan. Michael Sean 320.552 Riggle. Patricia Rosalind 270 Rodgers. Karla Ve nee 6IS Regfaratlosi 24.25 Riggs. Paul Bryan 333.341.391.580 Rodgers. Mischa Ann 596 Rcgitz. Linda Mane 248 Rigney. Milton Spencer 483 335.566 Reich. Carol Same 299.432 Riha. Carol Mane 5% Rodke. Robert Bowling II .. 554 Reich. Ehsa Monet 55 Riklm. Seth Jonathan 495.580 Rodman. Thomas Edward 315.483 Reichenlhal. Max Alan 2%. 495 Riklin. Tara 553 Rodmte. Lucille Mary 596 Reichcrt. Arthur Thompson 225.501.566.595 Riley. John Lamar 453.614 Rodriguez Pulido.G 520 Reichle. Richard Kevin 566 Riley. JohnStuanJr. . . . 380 Rodnguez-Miaja. F. E 520 Reid. Belheny Lynn 225.306.340.595 Riky. Linda Kay 370.596 Rodriguez. Arnold 554 Reid. Charles Bender 497 Riley. Manlyn C Pool 353 Rodnguez. Benigna 248.340.376 ReiJ.Jatk 208 Riley. Mark Raymond 371 Rodnguez. Cdso 370.615 493 Riky. Nenssa Lou 163 554 Reid. Robert Addison 268 Rimmer. Anthony Thomas 521 Rodnguez. David Rudolph 507 Reid. Robert Paul 384 Rimmer. Harry Lee III 596 Rodnguez. Deborah P 376 Reik. Douglas David 595 Rmk. Tracey Lynn 580 554 Reilly. Susan Ellen 299.595 Riojas. Donna Mane 248.553 Rodnguez. Hermes . 580 Reily. Donna Carolyn 468.614 376 Rodnguez. Irene Rachal . . . 552 Reily. Mark Hopkins 493 Rios. Mana Aurdia 553 615 326.552 Rios. Norma Christina 345.347 552 Reinbach. Debra Ann 552 Rios. Patricia Ana 580 292 Reiner. Daniel Enc 509 384 . . 292 Reiner. Michael David Reiner. Seth Allen 225.253 235.509.595 Rioux. Thomas Wayne Ripkowski. Arthur Herman 358 331.580 Rodnguez. Martha Edna Rodnguez. Mary Ann 615 383 Reimnger. Theresa Mane 614 Ripkowski. Jo Beth 614 Rodnguez. Nestor Perez 3U Rcmker. James Robert 382 Ripley. Kenneth Earl 614 Rodnguez. Ramon L Jr 580 Remmund. Richard Edward 383 Ripperger. Eugene A 33.391 Rodnguez. Rebecca 580 Reisbord. Judith Lynn 499 Rippey. Mark Paige 489. 580 Rodnguez. Richard .... 554 Reiser. Kenneth Robert 322 Ripple. Sandra Ann 248.596 Rodnguez. William Blake 225 Reiser. Mar Hiklegard 253.552 Rippon. Ronald Karl 404 Roe. Stephen Clay 390 552 Rippy. Marsha Caroline 451.596 Roebuck. Sue Elkn 614 Reiss. William Reynolds 552 Rising. Alan Ray 384 Roefer. Peggy Anne 580 Reitman. Mitchell Holland 509.614 Risner. Aletha Cay 580 Roehng. John Robert . 596 Rekoff. Jean Gregory 614 Risner. Ray Scoll 553 Roehng. William Michael 596 Remkes. William Ray 427 Ritchie. Mary Beth 443 Roenck. Paula Lynn 596 Remmel. Karen D. 580 Ritchie. Richard D 116 Roessler. Ench 380 Remmel. Nancy Ann 402 Riter. Auhle Whined III 382 Roessner. R Gommel 181 Remore. James Richard 614 Rittenhouse. Dorothy Aaa 239 Roffman. Nancy Diane 432 Renaghan. Thomas Eanuin 384 553 Rogers. Al M Renard. Mary Margaret 439.580 Rivas. Jose Rolando 614 Rogers. Anne Elizabelh 471 Renaud. Christopher P 483.614 Rivera. David 336,580 Rogers. Bemta Michelle 580 Rena udm. Pamela 471 Rivera. Evelyn 520 Rogers. Catherine 225.580 Rencurrel. Deborah Ann 241.580 553 Rogers. Charles David 282 Rendeiro. Christopher M 385 Rivera. Rodolfo Javier 372 Rogers. Joni Lynn 596 Rcnfro. Ann Louise W 268 Rizley. Max Devone Jr 553 Rogers. Karen Mildred . . . .447 Renfro. Sandra Leslie 329 Roach. James R 378 Rogers. Katnna Louise 596 Ren ken. Anna Louise 580 Roach. John Douglas . . 493. 496 225 Rensch. Robert Edison 383 Roach. John Edward 614 Rogers. Lee McDonald Jr 340.384.596 Renshaw. Kalhy Elaine 383 Roach. Jon Edward . $03 Rogers. Lorene 176. 189. 193. 194, I 1 K. 216. 233. 247. 262. 378 Renlfro. William Lewis 580 Roach. Pamela 439.596 162.370 Repman. Joseph F. Jr 391 Roach. Robert Bryan Jr 397.459.596 Rogers. Ohn Edmond 507.596 Resendez. Gilbert 614 Roach. Darrell Rand 304.475 Rogers. Patty 615 Resendez. Raul 372 Robbins Ann 387 Rogers. Richard Allen 493.614 Ressler. Ken Phyllis 499 Robbins. Clifford S. 383.476.580 Rogers. Robert Wesky 554 Relhlake. Christine Ann ...270 Robbins. Gknda Raye 280.553 580 Rethlake. Paula Jean 270 Robbins. Mar. Lucmda 451.580 Rogers. Susan Palncia 161 Reuland. Calhenne Ann 282.443.614 Robbins. Rhonda Ann 225.370.614 Rogers. William Dak 261.554 Re. Randall Kevin 441.552 Robeau. Joseph Edward III 234 Roggen. Todd H 509 Rcxrode. Caryn 370.379.471.614 Roberts. Alyson English 382 242.554 Reyes. Adelita ImeUa 225.580.595 Roberts. Bennett J III 485 Rohan. WJson Donald 280.461.580 Reyes. Gabnel 384 Roberts. Bob Warren Jr 614 Rohleder. Robert Keith 408 Re es. Mansela 552 Roberts. Christine Ann 489.580 Rohleder. Stephen Joseph 580 Reyes. Rene 292. 595 Roberts. Cynthia Ann . ....471 Rohlich. Gerard A 372.391 Reyes. Santos Jr 378 Roberts. Davis Mitchell $03.580 Rojo. Raque] Tnna 615 Reyna. Cy nthia Vemse 552 Roberts. Denise Ann 448 Rolf. Dwayne Alton 333 Rey na. Juamta Lupila 382 Roberts. Edward Thomas 385. 391 580 Roller. Scott Denman 384 Reynolds. Craig Wayne 445 Roberts. Georga Isadora 499. 553 Rollins. Mary Joanna 580 Reynolds. Cynthia Paige 552 Roberts. Gerald James III 459.614 Rollins. Melanie Jane ' 468.615 Reynolds. David Paul 614 Roberts. Howard Harnson 316 Rollins. Theodore Allen 501.580 Reynolds. John C 372.505.595 Roberts. Jeffrey Scott 501.614 Rollwage. Laura Susan 379.391 Reynolds. Margaret Ann 552 Roberts. Jill Arnold 295.364.377.489 Roman. Diane Alden 370. 554 Res nolds. Timothy HormH 552 Roberts. Kay Pauktte 320 Roman. Diane Elaine 379.615 Rh ' ea. Andrew H ill 300 Roberts. Marguente Emily 553 345.463.566 Rhmeharl. Sherry Carkne. . 383 Roberts. Mark Alien 116. 475. 5% R,,manchek. Kalhryn Louise 407 RfcoCy 388 Roberts. Mary Alice 272.614 491. 596 Rhoades. Don Wanen 384 Roberts. Mary Jane 489.614 Romberg. Susan Doretta T 382 Rhodes. Kathleen Frances 439. 566 Roberts. Minerva Jane 451 Rome. Kenneth Martin 404 Rhodes. Tom 260.262.265 Roberts. Nancy Beth 381.383 Romero. Frank 383 Rhody . Donnell Michael 485 Roberts. Randall Eugene 358.378 459. 580 Rhone. Rolmda Kay 380 Roberts. Randell Cecil 358.378 234 Rhone. Susan Shirlene 595 Roberts. Robin Elwyn 553 Rookc. John Michael 261.615 Rhvne. Richard Henry Jr. . 382 Roberts. Susan 386.451 Rooker. David Alan 615 Rhys. William Trevor 566 Roberts. Suzanne Ruth 432 Rooker. David Wayne 554 Ribar. Georgia Gay 270.431.595 Roberts. Virginia Claire 225.580 Rooney. Martin Malcolm 382 RICCI. Robin Renee ...371 Roberts. William Burk Jr 388 615 Rice. Brenda Diane 248.379.595 Robertson. Amy Gail 468 Roosevelt. Edith Adele 520 Rice. Jana Gavle 376 Robertson. Andre Levelt 140.142.144.596 Roper. Charles Nichols 383 Rice. Paul Clifton 553 Robertson. Ann Graham 447 Roper. Michael C 503.615 Rice. Russell Thomas 445 Robertson. Bradley D 341 Roscoe. Michael Eugene 615 Rice. Sheryl Ann 595 Robertson. Craig Bryan 503.553 Rose. Amanda 468 Rice. Teresa 553 Robertson. David Gene 116.614 Rose. Charles Edwin 244 Rich. Alice Elizabeth 248.566 Robertson. Edward Frank 333 Rove. Pamela Mae 554 Rich. Bernard Stanley 580 Robertson. Gary Ben 387 Rise. Shannon Ruth 343 Rich. Donna Ann 614 Robertson. Guy Charles 445.614 Rose. Virginia 489.615 RK-ha. Carlos Eduardo 5% Robertson. H Stewart Jr 382.386 Rose. Yvonne Annette 399.580 642 Index Hr , X i .a I ,i Hlliuuu ion 1 !. I !f Ml a ld.ll 11.11! 91 1 JB I AH! MM R, .eland Rebecca Gtyle Rosell. Robin l-eiUm Rosen. Barry Martin Rosen. Elizabeth Lynn . Ro cn. Jan Esther Rien. Janice Lynn .. .443 MI..U1 509 234.370.5% 370.499.615 299. 499. 596 Rosen. Kaf.nl.yn 370. 225.251.332.432 Rosen. Lorraine Donne 451. 554 Rosen. Lynn Hy la 596 Rosen. Robin Sue 499 Rosenhaum. Joan Angela 439. 580 m. Tina Sue 296.499 499.580 j r i Jan Rosenhlum. Marcia Sue R.tsene. Catherine Mane Rosenfeld. Edward T Rosenfeld. Jo Ann Rienhagen. Kurt Alan . Rosenlhal.JaniiLec Rosenthal. U tm Isaac RiMenthal. Nancy Ann . . Rosetie. Karl Wmtion . Rou. Don Edgar Rou. Mar lev 1jiihc- Rou. Janet Irene R, s Jeffc iv Davtd Rou. LucinJa Elaine RIMV Marc Maunct Rou. Ralph Lee Ross, Rita Louiw Ross. Rohm Elizabeth . Rossi. Arthur Joseph Jr . Rotsignol, Steve Henri L, Rostov. Elspelh Rostov. Wall Whitman Rostron.Kimherly Elaine Roth, Charles H Jr Roth.Jeffre Steven Roih.Oltvia Helene Rothe. Ronald Charles.. Rolhman. Rohyn Sheryl Rothschild. Janet Lynn Rouse. Donald Ray Rouse. Janic Mane Roush. Mar Virginia Roviro a. Jose Ennque Rowan. Susan Jean... Rowan, Thomas Edward .................... 380 459.580 225.299.379.383 282. 596 .......... 554 . 509.615 ...................... 332 .......... JJS 373.391 596 ..................... 580 509.554 .489 ........ 435 476.554 .. .489. 596 ...................... 615 ................ 371 ....234 76. 77. 200. 201. 302. 377. 382 ...................... 378 596 ............. 391 . .435.615 . ..383. 512. 580 ...144 ............... 384 . .383.432 .................... 88.89 .615 ...................... 32 431.615 . 520 .. 471 .493 Rowden. Keith Robert 261. 264. 267 Rowe, Mary Frances 567 Rowe. Mary Kathryn 431.471. 615 Rowe. Sarah Ann Rowell. Susan Kay Rouen. Man, Elizabeth D. Rowland. Mary Muriel... Rowland. Susan Diane . . . Rowletl. Louts Albert Jr. Royal. Alison Anne Royal. Amy Annette Royal. Darrell Royall, Frances Royall. Melody Brooks Rube. Milton Isaac Rubenstem. Debra An 347 596 382 . . 234 580 1 16 283 283 4.41. 114.280.378.421.680 ....284.448.554 370 269 32 274.580 Rubenstem. Michael Keith 509. 615 Rubin. Diane Lynn 370 Rubin. Jay Michel 615 Rubin. John Vincent Rubin. Louis Edwin 615 Rubin. Martin 388 Rubin. Paul Alan 554 Rubin. Renee Dana 432. 580 Rubinstein. Amanda 580 Ruble. Mark James ISO Ruby. Roger Brut 580 Ruck. Kimberlee Ann 283 Rucker. Julie Lynn 596 Rucker. Robert Wilton Rucker. Thomas Monroe Ruddell. Barry D Rudell. Linda Mane Rudcloff . Robert Edward Rudelson. Michael Gary Rudesheim. Frederick S Rudis. Terry! Wmnett Rudner. Rom Lyn Rudning. Carolyn Jean Rudoff, Steven Jeffrey Rudolph. Kun William Rudy. Kenneth Wayne Rudy. Nancy Anne Frame 261 . . .503. 5% ..261 615 331 . 300. 495 .399 .431.596 ...383 5% ...495.554 382 ...509.615 .234.251 Rundle. Lois Elam Runnels. Peggy Annelte Runnum John Stewart . . Runyan. Janet Sue ... Rupley. Laura Pharr Rupp. David Russell . Rushmek.Sara Rushing. BendelS. Jr. . Rusk. Benetta Lee . Ruffing. Mary Therese 225. 234. 378 Rugelev. Philip Rohbms 459 Ruiz. Carlos 336 Ruiz. Linda Mane 234 Ruiz. Roben Joe 580 Ruiz. Shirley Janice 260. 5% Rumelhart. ' Ma Richard 402 443 234 .. .459. 567 5S4 306.512 306.414 32 261.280.580 158.159.447.615 isk Jeffrey Ellis 2%. 445. 596 Russell. Alan Wayne 390 Russell. Carolyn E. 463. 615 Russell Catherine Leigh 252. 554 Russell. Evan Wade 615 Russell. Richard Kevin 384. 475 Russell. Sally Jay 234 Russell. Susan Monica 431. 567 Russell. William F. Jr 475 Russo. Kathryn Km 448 Russo. Michael Arlgelo 328 Rust. Betsy Bailey 5% Rust. Brenda Gayle 580 Rust. Rachel Louise 554 Ruth. Valene Michelle 401. 580 Rutherford. Gwenelh Gail 615 Rutherford. John Collins 384.491. 5% Rutherford. Pamela Sue 283. 43 1 , 5% Ruthjen. Kurt Walter . Runer. Jon Allan Ruiz. Dana Elaine Ruiz, Paul Mark Ruwwe. Elizabeth Ann Ryabik. Karen Ann Ryan. Cynthia Anne Ryan. George Michael Ryan. Martha Flame Ryan. Mary Sheila .... Rylanuer. Henry G Jr 496 ....261.615 . ..520 274 .. 471.615 234 248.431.596 ...427.554 439.554 384 202. 391 Sa. Manh-Hong Saad. Elias Antonio 383 Sabal. David 234 Sabee. David Frederick Sabenan. Ahmad Sabol. David 298 Sacco. Mark Mitchell 491 Sachs. Korneha 383 Sachs. Ronnv Allen 495 Sacken. Lisa ' Anne .439.615 Sacketl. Carolyn Baker 310 Sadler. Homoiselk Fay 5% Sadler. Robert Carl Jr 475. 615 Saenz. Amadeo Jr 334. 372 Saenz. Flora Gutierrez 342 Saenz. Javier Andrei 346. 347 Saenz. Jorge Eduardo 567 Saenz. Kelly M Gallagher 380 Safely. David Bruce 615 Sagelv. Pamela Ann 554 Safed. Victor Carnal .337.385.390.567 Sam. David Bennett 395 Sakai. Kathleen I5 Salas. Sandra Lee 580 Salas. Vincent Joel 329 Salazar. Dora Linda 345. 388. 567 Salazar. Gabriel R 405 Salazar. Jose Angel 580 Salazar. Tenell Lee 144 Sale. James Joseph 408 Sales. Debra Lynn 448. 615 Salinas. Elsa M 554 Salinas. Nora Mana 292. 615 Salinas. Patncia G 376. 5% Salisbury. Sheldon Allen 580 Salman. Nayla Kamal 381. 383. 554 Salman. Omar Abdurrahman 391 Salmon. Kelly Lynn 431. 615 Salnno. Joanne 580 Samano. Fernando 384 Samano. Rita Irene 260. 266. 567 Samelson. James 403 Samhoun. Marwa Nouen 388 Sammons. Ann 326 Sammons. Mane Annette 615 Sammons. Susan Lee 615 Sample. Robert Glenn 441 Sample. Susan Kay 284. 447 Sampson. Demetns Auuilla 358. 375. 378. 389 Sampson. Dons De Nise 580 Sampson. Gwendolyn Marie 457 Samson. Douglas Craig 495 Samuell. Mary Claire 512 Samuelson. Pamela Susan 615 San Miguel. Albert ' Sanchez. Diane Sue Sanchez. Gloria Mane Sanchez. Jose Vicente Sanchez. Luis Roberto Sanchez. Margarita Sanchez. Norma Linda Sanchez. Raymundo Sanchez. Ruble Elaine Sanchez. Shirley Joyce Sanchez. Sylvia Sandall. Miriam Lee Sanders. David Lee Sanders. Douglas Wayne Sanders. Gus Barwick Jr Sanders. James Lee Sanders. Jams Elaine Sanders. Lance Vandohrn Sanders. Lisa Gaye Sanders. Sidney James Sanders. Ten Lynn Sanders. Thomas Leon . Sanderson. Elizabeth Kay Sanderson. Stephanie S Sandifer. David Henry Sandifer. Sabrina V Sandier. Bradley Alan Sandier. Mark Jay Sandlm. David Steven . . . Sandlin. Pelrea Kay Sandoval. Cynthia Rosanna Sandoval. Soma Adnana Sands. Rodney Eugene Sandweiss. Bruce Allen . Sanfiltppo. Anthony M Sanford. Cheryl Lee Sanford. Michael David. . Sangree. Paul Franklin Sansing. Richard Challes . . Santos. Apolumo Fidel Saperston. Bruce Michael .580 .249.554 225.383 567 372 383 580 336.567 554 260 580 615 615 ... 383 385 554 417.615 554 380 567 580 391 ... 284. 512. 554 371 381 615 509.615 170 554 371 554 293.554 483.580 371.509 327.5% 554 435.580 373.390 510 554 ,382 Scardma. Nancy Jo Schaar. Debbie Ann Schackman. Dana Helene Schaedel. Mark Nicholas Schaen. David Schaer. Anna Kay Schafer. Ronald Paul Schaffer. Kent Alan .... Schall. Michael Lawrence Schaub. Elaine Judith Schaupp. Karen Ann . . Schave. Roxann Schechter. John Mendell Schechler. Robert S Stheclman. Laura Carol . Schelle Barbara Lane Scheibal. Mary Ellen Scheihmg. William C Schem. Neil Jerome Schemherg. Russell Hal Schellhase. James A. Jr Scheps. Brent William Scher. Debra L Stheumack. Sarah Lee Schieve. Eric William Schiffel. Frank Schindler. Jeanelle Mane Schkade. David Alan Schlabach. Sheryl Lynne Schlader. Ann Bernice Schlaudl. William Rohm . Schlegel. Susan Barbara Schleier. Thomas William Schleuler. Frank Schlichter. Robin Louise Schhep. Susan Gail Schlosser. Bradley F Schlueler. Frank Byron Schmear. Steven Scott Schmerbeck. Mark Garretl Schmid. Malcolm Gerald . Schmidt. Carl Vincent Schmidt. Carolyn Schmidt. Charles Robert Schmidt. DeniseJ Schmidt. Joseph G.Jr . Saracco. George lacapo 485.615 Sargent. Andrea Mara . Sargent. Carol Sargent. Julia Beth Sargologos. Laura I Sarles. Deborah Jane 5% .554 451 615 .386 Sarles. Linda Susan 280. 370 Sarten. Archie Rodney Sasser. Charles Trcbes Satanno. Paul Stephen Satterwhile. Gilbert Ray Saucedo. Sclma Rac . Saunders. David Wesley Saunders. Harrison Lowery . 465. 554 ....300.483 320 346. 347. 388 554 497 383 Saunders. John William . . ' 7 Saunderi. Richard Philip 372 Sausser. Michelle 471 Savage. James Alexander 427. 580 Savage. Sarana Mane 554 Savaso. Jeanme Mane 596 Savedra. Dora Ella 219 Sawlelle. Ellen 489. 615 Sawtelle. William Charles 483. 580 Sawyer. Can Lou 510 Sawyer. Janet McDonald M3 Sawyer. Lon Joy 615 Sawyer. Marli Ann 269. 439. 554 Sa.. Nathan Samuel ... 384.435 Ry lander. Martha Jane . . 386. 554 Rylee. Robert Tilman III 43 Rynearson. Martin Daniel 615 Saxon. Brenda Gail Sayers. Mark Russell Saylor. Gwyn Sayre. Gary Don S, .Mtaril and Blade Scace. Susan Benlon Scandelli. 554 520 370 116 415 .284 384.615 Scanlon. Stephen Gralton 381 Scarbroueh. Daphne 3 14 Plgt- 158. 159 5% 5% ....234 509.5% .234.580 . .150 554 505. 5% 554 596 615 382 202.203.378.385.391 499. 555 431 ..380.463.555 300. 465 .495.580 509.615 . 261.5% 509 499.615 .431.580 261 ....567 326.555 ..260 382 . . . .432 380 . . 580 .475.580 260 276 555 .249.509.615 ....615 .260.384 . . . 580 144 555 555 300.483 .451. 580 .380 Schmidt. Karl Schmidt. Kurt Pierson Vhnii.ll Philip S Schmidt. Richard William Schmidt. Stephen Paul Schmidt. Susan Jane Schmidt. Victoria Frances Schneider. Alma Eliza Schneider. Connie Lynne Schneider. Darrell Lynn Schneider. Elaine Mae Schneider. FelmoCanlo . . Schneider. Frances Louise Schneider. I .iui.. Kalhryn Schneider. Scott Gregory Schnelle. Celia Jan Schnelle. Lmdsey Carlm Schnepp. Stanlon Edward Schnepp. Steven Clyde . . Schnilman. Nathan Edward Schnurr. Martin Rou Schoher. Susan Brigitle Schock.Carl Dennis Schoedel. Lynn Dell Schoenmakers. Cynthia R V Schoenrock. Nancy Beth Schoenvogel. Nancy Ellen Scholtes. Michael John Scholu. Bruce Daniel Scholze. Liu Kalhryn Schomaker. Sharon Kay . . School of ArcMleelure School of ..iiiMtumi -Tl ' .r School at Extension School of Nursing Schorlemer. Jams Carol Schorlemer. Mary Ann Schramm. Julie Mane Schreiber. Adna Anna Schreiber. Linda Ann Schremer. Gustav Louis Schremer. Louis Albert Schnewer. Suzanne Louise Schroeder. Carolyn Jane . Schroeder. Dennis Gerald Schroeder. Randall Earl 214.215 382 391 384445.5% 280 512.580 383 282.555 580 348. 388. 555 370 555 225.250.377.468.580 280. 567 507. 555 370 312 224. 276 270 555 225 431.615 254. 5% 260 555 382 489 382 .116 272.615 555 203 . ..210 211 207 234. 447 555 512.580 5% 370.379.615 483 483 615 407.5% 520 384.491. 5% Index 643 Name Schroeder. Vivian Ann Schroeder. WilbertA.Jr. ... Schroelcr. Sue Ann Schubert. Manan Celeste . Schubert. Sandra Kay Schubert. Valerie Rae Schuck. James Dwighl . . Schuelmg. Donna Eileen . . Schuelke. Pamela Ruth .... Schuerman. Mary Janet Schuette. Susan Denise Schuclz. Andre Chnstain . Schug. Nancy Don Schuhsler. Cathryn Diane Schuler. Joan Elizabeth . ... Schulle. William M Schulman. Morne Larry . Schult. Nancy Ann Schulte. Janet Elizabeth . . Schulle. Kay Lynn Schullz. Bruce Steven Schullz. Howard Louis Schullz. Kurt William Schullz. Kyle Murray Schullz. Micheal Robert Schulu. Ray Anthony Schullz. Sail) Lou Schultz. Steven Mark Schultz. Vicki Lynne Schulz. Cary Burton Schulze. Deborah Debord . Schulze. Jack Dowd Schumann. Scott Michael Schumann. Steven Arthur Schupp. Pamela Lynn Schwab. Larry Bernard Schwartz. Beverly Lauren Schwartz. Bevcrl Sue Schwartz. Charles Waller Schwartz. James Lee Schwartz. Jcanelte Helene . Schwartz. Lauren Diane Schwartz. Lynn Elliot Schwarukopr. Juliet Joan . Schwarz. Mickey Dean ... Schwarzer.WilliamD.il) , Schwegmann. John Bernard Schwemlurth. Dorothy L Schwiesow. Barr Robert Schwieiow. Wayne William Scofield. John Mayer Scofield. Robin Ann Scott. Anthony Mark Scoit. Cheryl Yvonne Scott. David Milton Scott, Deidre Arvron Scull. Diana Mane Scott. Donny Ray Scull. Elayne Connne B. Scon. John Patrick Scott. John Stephen .... Scott. Judy Louise Scoil.-Slephen Anlhony . Scott. Stephen W Scott. Susan Doralhea Scruggs. Carol Wayn Scruggs. Gordon Earl Page .512 555 5 385.580 555 555 248.376.5% 512 320 555 455.555 443.596 555 . . . .429. 597 315 .312 520 370 248.580 555 495 615 255.333.391 555 310.398.414 512.580 384 377 282 32 296.491.597 ...347.388.555 ....581 260. 463. 597 567 615 432 5ZO 555 499 433. 597 .247.253.367.389.555 555 597 280.461.581 555 371 336.391 336.391 491. 555 370 150.384.597 271 555 225.324 260.615 555 3M 304.503.555 476. 581 .381.386.471.555 .410.415.455 340 242 383.581 234 Name Page ....431 Name Page Name Shaw John Kevin Pag. Scudder Kerry Morgan 581 Sengelmann William Ward 451 Sailor dMMt . 7 -j 615 Seaton All I 335.597 Sepeda. Mary Dahlia 225 407 Sdano. Cheryl Anne SeahoJm. Per 439. 597 383 Sepulveda. Carlos Miguel 382 383.581 Shaw. Robert Louis . . Shaw. Stanford Wayne 382 Seale. Kimberly Neal Seale. Polly Jeanellc Seale. Stacey Elizabeth Seamans. Susan Demse 555 381.555 597 615 Serna. Carmen Mane . Serna. Roberto Sessions. Jo Claire Setoudeh. Ahmad 234.282.379.597 225 597 336 Shaw. Terry Dean ShawelL Randa Ann Shealy. Robert E- 32 439 382 u Searcey. John Madison Searles. Carl Anderson Sean. Kari Gail 555 555 2%. 431. 597 Settegast. Jennie J Settegast. Sandra Sue Settle Janice Mar 320.581 448 468 Shearer. Ann Shearer. Arthur Kent Shearer. Bradford S. . , 431.581 501 38.62.115. 116 Scare. Margaret Ann ..379.581 Severs. Janet 555 306.448 Seay. Lucy Jane 468.581 Sevm, Paula Mane 371.383 Sheehan. Jo Anne . . . 381 ' Sedberry. Kirk Mile 465.581 Seward. Gregory David ...iH Sheehy. John Francis III Sheffield. Lisa Jean 475 345.347.348 t ' Sedden. Zelno Casey Seeds. Stephen Burke 581 372 Sewell. Margaret Leigh 383 468.581 Sheffield. Mary Virginia Sheffield. William J 260.266 388. JJ a-W Seelig. Linda Diane Seelig. Samuel Philip 499.555 509 Shabshab. Fadt Raja. . . Shabsis. Leslie Sean 310.334 499.581 Sheldon. John Anthony .. Sheldon. Linda Diane 556 448 Sfe Segal. Holly Joannt 499.615 384 Shackelford. James Harold Shackclford. Joel Wesley 567 555 Sheldon. Susan Lee Shelp. Phillip Ralph Shelton. Ben Gusiav 261.266.443 383 Segrcst. Melissa Caroline Seibel, Lynn Mane Seiben. Mana Del Carmen Seidc. Benelle Lynn Seidel. Paula Mane Seidenberg. Edward Alan Seiders. Ceha Ann Seigman. Lisa Ann Seller. Nancy Jean Seime. Jo Ann Seilz. Gregory William Scitzman. Helame Manan 485.581 244 386 555 433. 567 333.341.391.581 435.615 342.344.431 370 338.370.379.615 370.379.615 476.615 361.383.555 Shade. Juhanne Shaffer. Carol Lynn Shaffer. Karen Lanetle Shaffer. Patncia Grace Shaffer. Sharla Ann Shah. Mukesh Shamock. Lisa Ellen Shalek. Walter Francis Shamcl. Deborah Mae Shamoun. Anthony Michel . Shaner. Jeanne Mane Shanklm. Robert Lee 11 284.468.555 274.556 581 370 448 567 433.597 335.391 556 556 383.386 567 597 Shelton. Gary F Shelton. James Dowlen Shelton. Karen Denisc Shelton. Kathleen Shelton. Leila Rosamaya Shelton. Mary Ellen Shelton. Robert Walton Shelton. Sally Kay Shelton. Thomas Clifton She lion. Wade Bryant Shen. Hui-Chien Shenkner. Joseph Jacque 224 328.520 597 324.556 358.520 2% 381 381.383.442.556 382 455 336.373.383.388.556 270 126 . IR I g ' 384 391 5w Sekel. Susan Eve 499 SekuU. Antoinette M Sekula. Marc Anthony Sekula. Sherry Lin Selbm. Enc Allyn 597 333.391.555 555 234 Shannon. Eileen Patncia Shannon. Kevin Michad 269. 370 144. 146 328.489.581 567 Shepherd. Kathryn Renee Shepherd. Michael Wayne Shepherd. Michael Wiley 597 476. 597 384.597 ..:. . . Selby. Michael Duane 461.615 Shannon. Susannah Elaine 615 Shepherd. Susan Louise . .451 .., Seldon. Lindsey 280.499.555 Sheppard. Ftonta Indira 381 ' ! ' - Self. Ronnie Lee 384 Sharaf. James Add 615 248 597 Selig. Jeffrey Hugh 370.495.615 491 Shanf-Homayoun. Ahmad 391 Shcrfy. Joseph Polkmhorn 371 Seligmann. Linda Jane Seline. Richard Steven 382 509.615 Sharma. Swaran 383 346.347.388.567 Sherman. Mark Jay 346.347 5o r. Sell. James Wayne Sellers. Guy Robert Jr 581 1 16 Sharp. Kim Sharpe. Edwin Reese Jr 370.379.468 383 She ml 1. James Edward 556 JStaM 287.404 Sellers. Susan Jan 448 615 239 sh it j 4 L ' JJJ, ff-r- - Scllen. Thomas Nel 445 Sharpe. Mary Kathry 489 615 - Sellhorst.Gary R 371 Sharrai. Charles Lee 247.255 385 Uvfatto . ... .433 555 356 . Sellingsloh. Robert O .... 300.493. 555 370 - Sellstrom. Donald 212.213 Shaw. David Mitchell 465 499 Shaw. Enn 472. 567 Selzer. EydiC Inez 499 Shaw. Evan Lane 465 556 SeUer William Edward 509 615 324 Shaw. Jay Kelly 493 . pman. r n 116 Shaw. John Edwin Jr 581 556 1 M - . - - iU. Wh E7 -. . . .- ; SuvteVr S l , li - 644 Index Name ;s i i . I Shipnun ttarrrn WareU Shipp. Thomas I had Shipper MarleneEve Shipper. Ronald Neil Shwev Craig Stephen Shirkey jn 1 asne Shirlev. mu-t athermc Shirley. Carol Mane Shirley. 1 humus Walker Shivers. Allan Shovklcy. Harold Gene Jr 465 50.1.615 499. 6 H 556 282 556 451 113 615 176. 197.378 615 379 615 338. 581 S97 387 581 287.404.615 370 204. 205 159 556 455.556 270 274 505. 597 556 Slaughter. Mary Beth Slaughter. Mary 1 l.ibhv M.IV 1 lisabcfh Anne Slaydon. Richard Travis Slav man. Janice Sledge Sally Ann Sledge. Scoil Linden Sloan. Donald Martin Moan Karen Ruth Sloan Richard James Moan Susan McCul lough Sloane Susan E Slocum. Amy 1 ee Slower, Virginia K Sluster. David Andrew Snuisula. Janei Small. Stephen Richard 472 370 116 .326 448 483 372. 390. 556 616 382 383 Smilh! lernUiwn 370.379.461 306. .1.1 1.4 1. 56 567 Spiver Cheryl Lynn Spiegelglass. Susan Gav Spiegelman. Rebeca Spiclman. Daniel Bruce 617 iW. 597 131. 597 1K4 491 Smith. lhoTtusl.ig.it 34)0.441 Spikes. Beverly A B Smith. Iretor David 38.1 179 Spiller, Julie Ann Spillman. Ann Coke 283.411.429.597 286.520 .1.14. 391 Smith. Virginia Deeann Smith. Wallace Morgan 616 49.1. 197 Spmelli. Michael John 557 ! -. ,3 IX 1 . 1 - 1 . ' , : i tij ::, ' a X ; 1 ] ' . ' 1 Shook kaihy Sue Shores. Shevawn Short. Jan.ce I ce Shostd. Carol Melmda Shos,d. Marilyn 1 li jbeih Shoup. Gleni ' rhan Sh.mjiier Shelley Boweis Shrank. A S Shrode. Leslee 1 lame Shropshire. Man Rush Shrull. Robert Keith Shrum. Jan Jo Shrum. Marv Eluahelh Shupp Clark David Jr Shurr I -in Andrew Shw.ff. Kathv Joyce Shiff. Shelley Ann Sibley. Susjn Gje Sicking. Charles John Siddall. James Clarke Siclereas. Lori Ann 448.616 320 567 489 616 581 459, 581 148 ' XI Smith. Wendell Seal . 150 Spmncr. Stanley Warren 181 Smiihen. Barbara Anne 581 Spil . Nelvin Joe 249. VN Smolen, Steven 1 rani is 313.581 316 Spiw. Breni 1 lovd Spi er. Lynn Rhonda Spi man. Samuel James 581 499.617 .597 4 8I Snell. Christopher Kent Snell. Esmond 372. 391 204 277 234 317 im 57 214. 597 Snell Robert Madison 225 Spmik.it Spooner. Stephen Earl Spoor. Scoll Daniel Spradlev. Mm- Robertson Spradley. Charles D Spradliiig. Vicky Yvonne Sprawls. Susan Kav Spring. Glenora Springer. Barbara Ellen 299 260. 264.279. 581 384. 597 472 ....225. 270. .1t. 465.557 387. 597 439 250. 581 ...581 316 Snider. Sally Suzanne . .274 182 429 Snodgrass. Betk S SnoJgrass. Sharon Ann . 260. 556 Smircich Marc 183. 581 381 ... 597 Smilh. AJena Maureen .616 Snow. Joellen 383 499 581 382 382 386. 556 Smith. Andrea Helamc Smith. Anthony Lord Smith. Barbara Lynn Smilh. Beverly Gail Smith. Brenda Dawn Smilh. Brook McNeil Smith. C R 556 383 . 383 .376 348. 581 . . 139 Snvder. Larry Dean 404 Snvder. Steven Don Snyder. Theodore Nicholas Snvder Timoihy Hull 616 497.616 384 556 Springs. Mark Alan Sproull. Keilh Spruancc. Marian Bradford 388 557 37(1 234 616 Sules t mda louise 383 334 316 509 485,616 296 Spurgm. Patricia Ann . Squires. Laura Mane Squires. Mitchell Lee Squvres. Matthew Steven Srul ' b. Leonard Ray . ... 557 249. 306 435 334. 372. 39(1. 567 520 378 448 .556 277 503 ... 270 Soape. Scott , rede rick . Sobel. Steven Murray Soble. Stephen Murray Sobotik. Mark S4Klal ind Behavioral Sclvnce-. Council Stickler. Allison Doran Silkier. Steven Allan Sodcn. Doyle Scoll Sodolak. Michael Edward Suffer. Randall Martin Solan f V 50.1. 597 383 49V 581 ...371 ....557 .254 338 326.581 328.365.519.520 144 505. 557 382 405 Sicgel. Brett Alan Sicgel. 1 rcderuk ScoM Siegel. Jeffrey H.mjrd Smith. Charles Smith. ( harles Lugene Smith. Charles K Stacev. Michael Keilh Slack. Mary Catherine 181.386. 7 2H7. .172.4(14.415 389 Sicgel Mi:,,!, Joy Sielaff Brenda Jovce .295 .234 Smith. Charles Michael Smith. Charlotte Rulh .280.371.556 370.616 Sienkiewicv. Michael G Siergiej. Wendy Ann Sietsema. David Kenl Sieen. Robin Noelle Sigler. Donald Griffith Siglcr. Linda l-ee Si|itn Alph. r psiton . 234. 254. 556 282 328 341.567 .314 431 492. 493 Smith. Cmihia Ann Smith, durance Mans Smith Clifton (arl 326.597 597 274.339.581 282 M.I, . Philip Harwood Staffa. KathcnneLvnn Stafford. Jo Ann 4V3.6I7 126.617 557 383 274. 5(1 1 404 382 Smilh. Clyde W 378 Soland. (harles f redrtck Solis. Hector Arluro Soils. Maria Alma Sol.s. Michele Soils. Soledad Sollcrs. Edward (icorge 61ft 567 386. 557 376 376. 597 557 Suggs. RaulClayum Slallings. James W Jr 333 372 391 ... 234 427 Sign. 1 Vim i hi Sign.. Dell. l.u Sigma Nu Sigma Phi r psjlon Sigma Tail J - 330 498. 499 500. 501 502, 503 504. 505 Smilh. Darrel Anthony Smith. David Thomas . 398.414 334. 372 313 Smilh. Deborah Ailjir . .597 299 Solono. John Anthony 384 557 .383 384 ....287.405.617 . 376.597 Sljndlcv. Mason Sluarl Slandley.SueI ebra Slandndge. Gerald Hugh 445 276.617 144 Siguaw. Thomas Rithard 333.341 451 Stiltes Harlcy Mark 432 616 Silber. Sue Ellen 433 Smith. Elizabeth Ann Smilh. Ellen Wells Smilh. EranccneGlenell . 472 429 Somerford. James Robert . 320 581 . .617 597 372 Stanford. Melody Leigh Stanford. PameliaJo Silherberg. IrwmH. Silberstem. Michael Ray Silcr. Kathrvn Ann SilkwiKxJ. Leslie Lynn ........ 391 322 280 ....234 597 512.567 ....378 597 2%. 472 Sondcregger. Ernest Hugo Sone. James Patrick Sonemhal. Alec J St.nle.tner. Steven Mark 453. 567 616 261 .... 597 443 557 Stanger. Mark Lyall Stanich. Melissa Mane Stanish. Janet Kay Stanley. Deborah A . ..617 557 617 219 383 382 206 Smilh. Holly Anne 616 Sillers. John Diehl Silva. Ernes lo J . 493 520 Smith. James DaviJ Smith. James LenJr 391 491 244 Silveiri. Douglas Stuart 461 383 387 Smith. James Scon 459 472 Sophomore Sorelle. Sara Ann Sorclle. Susan Elizabeth Sorenson. Curlis Alvin Sorcnsen. Dennis E 584-599 379.381 306.581 402.405 382 399 520 261 267 557 Stanley. Michael Vincent . Stanley. Sheila Stannard. Ralph Frederick Stanphill. Shirley Ruth Siansbury. Ann Blair Sunsbury. Mary Catherine Sianlon. Mark Edwards 511 .370.379.617 557 379.597 448. 557 . 225. 376. 597 382 581 Silver Nan Ce ireinne 567 300.301 290 581 Smith. Janei Lynn 448.616 Silverman. Elizabeths. 333.338 Smith. Jeffrey Lee Smilh. Jerry Allen Jr Smith, Jerry Evan Smith. Joe Ben Smilh. John William Smilh. Jon Paul 556 304. 503 383.581 335 507. 556 ..322 382 SiUerman. Victoria . . 433 379 Sornhiran. Pasmce SiKerman. Wayne David 234 376 381 383 556 Sorrclls.Ccdcl Sorsby. William Frederick Sorsey, Cathy Leanne . . . . .457 327 . . 260. 370. 379 338 Staples. Christopher Win Staples. Jane! Lee Slark. Larry Wayne 260 370. 448 . .445 557 Silverxlem. Judith Adma S.lverihorn. Carolyn S Silvia. Stephen Michael Simar. Paul Michael 376.381 ..345 397 Smilh. Karen Anne 282.616 382 Soleldo.CelmaO. 520 557 .616 382 Slark. Tracy Jtweph Surk. Yvonne Rence Sturkey. Roberl Deane Star key. Scoll Starks. Thomas Ray Jr Starnes. Kathryn 581 581 557 Smith. Kathleen Laurel . . ..234 556 Solo, Dolores Solo. Eva Renee Solo. Ruben Solo. Yolanda Soukup. Sydney Suzieiie Sousares. Judy Kaihryn Sou tar. James Scott ... 288 581 616 ....581 260 . 276.557 557 270 Simmen. Prank Emil 111 459 556 Smith. Kevin Charles Smith. Kevin Dale .... 597 384 ... 581 427.617 427.617 381.383 617 381 Simmons. Dudley Jame 427.616 501.556 Smith. Larry Wavne 383 567 Smith. Laurie Ann 597 . i.iri Jjme I : 489 Southern Mark Lee 260. 370 597 Starlzman. Brian Mclane 501.557 324 379 581 Smith Lmnea M. Mrs. . Smith. Lucile . . 387 234.370 Southern Singe 271-273 ' _. .,- Simon. Barry Anthony 616 299 Stauffer. Sue 304 Sowada.SusanneMane 376. 597 274 276 597 269 Slavmoha. Cheryl Dem e . 388 225.581 Simon Js. Anne Christine S.mons. Laura Kay Simons. Suzanne Deloach Simonson. Brenda Kay 443 451 . . .472 370 Smith. Mary Theresa Smith. Matthew Winston Smith. MelmdaJ 345.472.567 581 .... 597 370.616 41 1 597 Sowell. Laura Kay Spafford. John MtKaig Spam. Pamela Sue Spa Idmg. Glenn Craig Spaldmg. Judith Mane Spangle. John Harold Spanjer. Arthur Arnold Spanjer. Jom Elizabeth 489.616 315.503 383 433.616 382 224.234.235.236 485 .557 261.266 181.383 Siavmoha. Suzanne C 617 322.371.557 384 SteaJman. Sid Kelly Simpson. Edtth Elizabeth Simpson. Harold 1. Simpson. Roberl Edgar .. 616 334. 390 116 406 2%. 443. 597 Smith. Melody Anne Smith. Michael Alan Smith. Michael Gerard 451.556 373 441 Siecher. Lee Roy Steven Steddum. Chcrv ' l Elizabeth Steel. Marcia Rulh Steele. Charles Gnssom 372 383. 581 . 382 384 Sims. Alan Gregory . 465.616 597 Smith. Patricia Carol 385.391.581 Sparks. Cheryl Mane 370 261 Meele. Stan Winston Sims. William Mark Sinclair. Judv Kay .... ... 616 282.597 Smith. Patrick Duncan Smilh. Paul Douglas 373 384 Steer. Dulanev Gordon Slefancik. Rudy Wallis 557 280. 557 Sparks. Hugh Cullcn 382 Singer. Glenn E Singer. Mark Griffin Singleton. Stan 597 260.616 116 338 Smiih. Paul Michael 249 Sparks. Sarah Ann Sparr. Richard Arthur Jr 269 493.616 557 76-85 302.520 Smilh. Paula Rene Smith. Philip Alan ........ .616 476 Steger. Martha Ann Steig. Barbara Anne Stem. Edward Charles Slem.GavleJ.inei Steinberg. Jack Arnold Steinberg. Janei Kay Sieinhomer. Robert Alan Stemfeld. Fredda Jean Steinle. Catherine A S Spcakerman. Carol Jean 463.581 Sirawan Sana Mohamad M. 520 Smilh. Rebecca 1,4 ugh ion Smith. Richard Alan Smith. Robert Edmond 383.387 382 Spear. Brian Wayne Spearly. Diane Hawk Spears. Carleton Blaise 617 234 491.597 225.411.439.597 258-317 .495.617 617 509.617 274 581 433.617 509.557 ... 433.617 .377.557 433 386 260. 262. 597 Sisley.StephameLynn Sivwin. Rebecca Anne 290.397 386 333.391.556 Sum. Jean Marzellc 429.597 431.567 Smith. Robert Kevin Smith. Roberl PageJr Smilh. Ruben V Smith. Robin R 597 250. 282 388 324.616 Special ltii.-r.-si Organization Section Spec lor. Douglas Gary Speclor. Marilyn Elaine Specior. Mitchcl Barshop Skagg . Bctiv Jean 386 Sielly. Charlotte Marie Mr MM k, .1 Catherine Anne Stepa. Ramona Elizabeth .379 .. .472, 557 326 Skarkc. David Wayne 520 Smith Rosalind 1 K 382 Speedic. Mary Lou 383 Skelton. Sandra Kaye 338 383 597 Speer. Randall Gene 505 581 Stepan. Robert John Stepan. Steven John Stephens. Charles A II Stephens. Claudia Stephens. Eli .abeth Ann 254. 295 Stephens. Keith l mont Stephens. Michael K. Stephens. Michael Lynn Stephens. Tom P Stephens. Virginia Mane 234 Smith. Sharon Ka 261.264.267 .. 439.557 306. 363. 377.371. 411. 451. 581 Ski Club 311 441 597 370 Smith. Sharon Virginia 383 Snence. David Anderson 581 581 Skinner. Rayma Jean Smith. Sherron Elizabeth Spc nee. Shannon Snence. Stacv Elizabeth 284.512.557 431.597 557 451 581 116 Spencer. Edtlh Ann Spencer, blame Rose 248.261.264.376.597 370 386 300.445.581 306.581 Smilh. Steven Dale 390.415 225 445 234.298 Spencer. Rohm Lee Spencer. Wayne Allen Sperandio. Jo Ann Sperrazza. Donna Louise Spicer. Amv C ' arolyn 557 . 383. 557 283.306.326.451 Stephens. William Scoll 557 Smith Stuart Mark Slappcr. C nthia Lynn 581 Smith. Suun 443.581 Siephenvm. Theresa Anne. 557 Smith Sybil 457 556 370.617 Index 645 N.I Page Na Page . Sleveni. Je Steven . Randy Lee Steveni. Rebecca Lynn Stevens. Robert Doyle Stevent. Virginia Teresa Stevenson. Julie Ann Stevenson. Marta Beth Stevenson. Raye Jean Sterling. Walter 197 Slern. Harold Philip 260. 373. 383. 390 Slern. L eonard Arthur 370. 384. 509. 597 Slern. Morns 391 Slern. Sol Alan 235. 509 Slern. William Russell 3 2 Slernberg. Laune Ann 617 Sterner. Mark Hamilton 70 Sleussy. Daniel Kenneth 255. 334. 372. 557 Stevens. Edward Burton 382 439.617 503 597 143.144. 147 379.567 581 512 581 Stevenson. Thomas M 501.617 Steward. Mary Ellen 468. 617 Sleward. Malthew Lee 465. 597 Slewan. Carol Jane Kipp 344. 557 Slewan. Connie Lynn 581 Stewart. Deborah Mane 431.581 Slewan. Helen Dorothy 367. 389 Slewan. Homer Lockell 465. 617 Slewarl. Keith Martin 316 Stewart. Kim Stephen 581 Stewart. Kimberly Renee 617 Stewart. Lisa Eileen 439.617 Stewart. Mary Margaret 617 Stewart. Nancy Dianne 277 Slewarl. Patricia Ann 274. 581 Slewarl. Palncia Sue 315 Slewarl. Robb Perowne 234.491 Slewarl. Robert Jackson 384. 597 Slewan. Sandra Kay 326 Stewart. Sara Lee 367. 378.472. 557 Slewan. Sharon Ann 431. 557 Slewarl. Sharon Lynn 286. 378 Slewman. Terry Sue 309 Slice. James E 333. 341. 391 Slier. Rulh Elaine 161 Sltllman. Shelby Lynn 448. 617 Sline. Hamel Elizabelh 370. 61 7 Slinson. Cassie Belle 378 Slinson. Dana Elizabelh 285 Slinson. Gail Susan G 557 Slinson. Julia Ann 5 1 Stmson. Richard Gerald 335 Slilh. Russell Edward 483. 597 Slivers. Joyce Elaine 382. 386. 520 Slobb. Carol Denis 557 n Clarice 463. 567 439.597 489 300.301.493 326 597 260 Ml Stockton. Eliza Catherine 290. 557 Stockton. Nancy Kay 248. 557 Sloeltjc. Yvonne Reppelo 382 Slokes. Clarence Stephen 557 Slokes. James H Jr 234. 235. 340. 558 Slokes. Janese Michelle 512. 617 Slokes. Julee Anne 299. 512. 597 Slokes. Karen Delana Gray 290 Slokes. Shen Gem 597 Slokoe. Kenneth H. Ill 372 Sloler. Carol Man 433. 597 Sioll. Holly Anne 234 Sloll. John Frederick 383 Slolk. Kevin Gerard 581 Slolper. Daniel Victor 331. 509. 581 Strong. Gregory Inglis 475 Strong. Jeffrey William 249. 320. 558 Strong, Mayda Nel 383 Strong. Penelope Anne 447. 617 Strong. Robin Lee 377.409.415 Strong, Roger Lynn 383. 581 Slroop. Robert Eugene 383 Slroud. Phillip Edward 123. 126 Strubc. Kerry Lea 582 Slruble. David Allen 597 Strug, Susan Harnel 370. 499. 617 Strull. Bnan Michael 304. 509. 582 Slruve. George Hogan 558 Sluart. Elizabeth Bumham 617 Stuart. Teresa 439 Stubblefield. Susan Gail 617 Stubbs. JanmeL 558 Siubbs. Lillie V. G. Mrs 383 Studdard. David Derald 116 Sluddard. Leslie Elvin 116 Sluddard. Linda Lou 468. 597 Sludebaker. James Roberl 567 Smdesil Leadership Sectssss 220-255 Students ' AssocladoM 230-237 Sluder. Anne Elizabeth 512. 597 Sludl. James Leonard 253. 383. 582 Siueckler. Laura Gay 276. 386. 558 Slultz. Jo Susan 512 Slurdivanl. Todd Scoll 617 Slurdivanl. Tracy Coyle 505. 582 Sturgeon. Sandra Kay 567 . Stock. An Slockard. Denise Marchell Slocker. Margaret Cooper Mocker. Robert Dean Slocking. Karen Ann Siockmger. Cynthia Ann Stockton. Barbara Ann Slocklon. Charles Alkn Sullivan. Duane Kmgsley Sullivan. George D. Ill Sullivan. Gerard Sullivan. James E. Jr Sullivan. Jeanne Ann DoMd Sullivan. John A. Ill Sullivan. Julie Ann Sullivan. Palnck Tanner Sullivan. Phyllis Ann Sullivan. Scol Alan Sullivan. Terry Joseph Sullivan. Timothy Wayne Summers. Diana Gail Summers. Edward ............. Summey. Stephen Waller Sun.ChianJi 382 431.617 370 55 370 439.617 4 3 225.581 Stonecipher. Shirley Ann 597 . Stone. Andrea Joyce Slone. Kimberly Elite Slone. Leslie Rosanne Slone. Michael David Slone. Nancy Carol Slone. Rebecca Bell Slone. Richard Bryan Jr Slone. Robin Dak Stong, Craig Felts Slool. Sarah Elizabeth Slore. Mary Lise Slorey. Harry Stephen Slorej. Weslley Wray Storm. Steven Layne 334 597 381 551 322.581 ... 55 Slorne. Martha Cecile 312. 345. 347 Slorselh. Tracy Delk 447. 617 Slory. Knsun Kae 370.431.617 Slory. Mark Thomas 379 Slory. Stephen Evans 234 Sloss. Richard 507. 597 Slouffer. Nancy Jean 55 . Strain. Claire Hope Strain. James Steven Strain. Michelle Suzanne Strain. Therese B Slrailon. Archie W Slraka. Lawrence Malhew Slranalhan. Joyce Diane Strand. Patncia Ellen Slrand. Susan Chnslme Slrassmann. Joan E. Strauss. Andrew Kenneth Strauss. Jane Elizabeth Straw. Michael Eugene Strawn. Christopher C Slrawn. Steven Kirk Strawn. Terry Charles Stnblmg, Paul Malcolm Stnckel. Jan Louise Strickland. Coklla Gail Sinckland. David Bryant Strickland. Milo Louis Slri Swindle. Grady Lee Jr, . . Swinnea. John Steven Swmnea. Thomas Charks Swinney. Karla Kay Swisher. Richard Thomas Swisher. Samuel James Jr Swofford. Charles Robert Swope. David Allen Swope. Randall Lamoyne Swor. William Francis Symon. Jennifer Languor. Szanitzlo. Paul Szebehly. Victor Szilag . Theresa Lynn .... Sloul. Jane Marie 5 1 Sloul. Mike . . .274 Sloul. Roberl Michael 268 Slovall. Amy Mark 558 Slovall. Steer, Caiz 597 Slovall. Susan Claire 234 Slowe. Penelope Ann 451 Slrachan. Mark Daniel 340. 383 Slrachan. Susan Kay .370.617 448.55 493.558 581 235.298 378.391 558 331.451.581 617 597 383 493 35 . 367. 375. 378 316.597 384 381 316 3 4.461.597 558 324.370 314 453.558 Sinckland. Paul Eugene 373. 391 Strickland. Sandra L 324. 558 Slnckler. Deborah J 597 i. Donald Richard 558 558 431.581 617 Tabbara. Huda Said 76 Table of Coalenf, 476 Tabor. Bannie Lee Tabor. Jean Gerth 439 Taggarl. Michael H 617 Tahen. All Reza 310.395.397 T a.. Pham Thuong 234 Tak. Seoung Kee 507 T,,, ek.D,.n,Lvnn Suarez. Mana Luisa 582 Suarez. Peler Marlin Jr 558 Subl. Donald Neal 333. 370. 617 Suchoff. Monica Lynne 370. 617 Sudderlh. Bonnie 617 Sudduih. Carla Jean H 558 Sudduth. Sandra Lynn 447. 582 Suffield. Bruce Hardm 459 Suff irM. Thom as Malla 493. 617 Suffredim. Michael T 333 Suff tcdini Teresa P 333. 558 Sullivan. Brian Roger 358 378 389 Sullivan. Carolyn Kelly 306. 451 Sullivan. Clare Annette 582 at 249.558 3 8 491 383 558 272.582 503.597 439.567 617 287.405 551 558 19 . 199 391 597 Sun. Nancy Kuk-Yu 383. 558 Sunbury. Warren Craig 373. 390 Sundberg. Karen Joy 558 Sunderman. E. Ann M 3 3 Sundslrom. Karen Louise 379. 597 Ssssualna 95.124. 125 Surber. Douglas Neal 3 4 Surles. Leslie Ann 379. 512. 617 Surovic. Gregory James 399 Susal. George Carl G. Jr. 567 Sussan. Andrea Kim 329. 433. 55 Susskmd. Chnslme 409. 429. 597 311 . .. 407 196 445 499.55 Suvalsky. Roberl Neal 495.617 Svoboda. Carol Lynn 617 Svoboda. James Kelly ... 1 16 Svrcek. Janice Mane 551 Svrcek. Theresa Ana 5 2 Swan. Catherine A , . . 225 Swan. Lesler Gregory 503. 551 Swanson. John Bedford 3 5. 390 Swanson. Shirky Lynn 617 Swanhoui. Audrey Joanne 370.617 Swartz. Cynlhia Dianne 617 Sweanngen. Janet K 512 Sweeney. Anita Mane 249. 2 0. 37 1. 558 Sweeney. Lisa Ana 272. 376 Sweet. Alan Howard 509. 582 Sweel. Richard Frank lyn 371 Swemng, Cheryl Ann 55 Swensen. Cheryl Jean 55 Swenson. Dan Clinton 261 Swenson. David Alan 491 Swenson. Gkn Thomas Jr 116 Swenson. William Patrick 501 Swicegood. Calvin Gray 3 3 Swifu Slanley HiU , ... .475 Swiharl. Michael Charks 293. 55 Swhsssstat m4 IX-toa, Mert 148-151 Swtsssitssj aW Dhksg, Woemrt 160-161 Swindell. Relha Rena 156.157.612 3d 333.389 244.330 429.617 558 391.401 485 491 491 260.279 447.617 206 202.203.391 617 Talberl. Roberl L. Jr Talbotl. Stanley Craig . Taliaferro. Roy Vernice Tally. Kalhenne Frances . . Tallon. Lea Ardilh Tarn. Kwok-Keung Tamez. Rene David Tamlyn. James Russell Tamlyn. John Thomas Tammaro. Kathryne Anne. Taner. Jeffrey Orhan Tankersley. Kelly Lynn Tanner. Karen Jean Tanner. Patli Suzanne ... Tansel. Teresa Tapley. Byron D Tarranl. Michael Patrick Tarnde. Carolyn Frances . Tarver. Joe Edward Tale. Judy Carol Tale. Patricia Ann Tale. Randall Bobby Tatom. Stanley William Talum. Carl David Talum. Hopkins Wade Jr Talum. Lawrence Glenn I iu Beta PI Fan Bets Sigma Ta. Kappa Epdto. Taucher. Letticia Cora Tausch. Terry Wayne Tausend. Suzanne Adele Taylor. Alexis Ann Taylor. Andrew Ridgely Taylor. Belinda Jean Taylor. Calhy Nanelle Taylor. Cecil Lloyd . . Taylor. Charles Marcus Taylor. Charlotte Jean Taylor. Dean Evan Taylor. Deborah Leigh Taylor. Diana Louise Taylor. Ellen Lois Taylor. James Daniel Taylor. James Lee Jr Taylor. Jennifer Kelky Taylor. Jma Elaine Taylor. Jo Allison Taylor. Joe Kenneth Taylor. Joe Thomas Jr Page Nam Page 388 503.617 372.390 239. 25 1. 330. 332. 383. 389. 558 5 2 567 597 300. 327. 360. 377. 378. 491. 558 225.582 582 485.567 597 277 598 330 391 582 489.617 598 347.567 567 567 567 333 3 4 261.491 390.391 266 506. 507 345.347.388 116 376 468.558 274 248.598 283.598 384.598 493.558 598 399.414 558 306.468.598 472 505.582 55 419 2 4.512.558 55 427.559 39g Taylor. John Roy Jr 465 Taylor. Julie Lynn 447. 598 Taylor. Karen Lynette 280 Taylori Kathenne 598 Taylor. Lance Blaine 1 16 Taylor. Lee Otis 260.264.267 379. 582 336 457. 559 328 383 261 260 373 .390 Suler. John Robert Sullle. Calhenne E. Sution. Harry Sullon. Sluan Earl Suvalsky. Linda Sue Taylor. Leslie Su; Taylor. Lyndon Taylor. Manone Renee Taylor. Michael Lcc Taylor. Rebecca Jane Taylor. Richard Kerry Taylor. Richard Phillip Taylor. Robert Taylor. Robert Lee Taylor. Robert Pierce III 3 4, 476. 598 Taylor. Robert Slanley 617 Taylor. Shetr. Lynn 260. 598 Taylor. Teresa Sunn . .447 Taylor. Timothy Dak 385 Taylor. Warren Royal 559 Taylor. William Robert 505. 559 Teague. Sherry Annette 559 Teas. Holly Alem 331.451 Teas. Jaime Anne ,463 Teas. Kyle Eugene 441 Tebo. Stephen L 383 Tedesco. Melody Ann 387 Teel. Chnstma Ann 598 Teeter. Dwight 210.238 Teets. Sharon Sue 382 Teiber. Lon Frances Telkamp. Donna Elaine Teller. David Crockett Telles, Mary Victoria Stneber. Edward M. Jr Slneber. Kimberly Ann Sineber. Leslie John Siring, Kevin Leigh Siring. Lmdsey Norman Slnnger. Lance Marnn Stringer. Rosslyn Ellse Stnllmaller. Lon Ann Stnlzinger. John David Slrohm. John Robert Slrolle. David P. Jr Strong. Anita Ann Dublin 558 2,3 383 M3 427 372.558 .390 . 372. 567 261.558 433 302.303 283.443 306. 397. 400 559 Tellkamp. John Paul 483 598 Tellkamp. Scoll Norns 483. 559 Tempel. Brenda Elaine 582 Temple. Susan 559 Templer. Janice 439 Templelon. Laura Lowe 245. 449. 559 TeMfa, Me ' t 138-139 TeMte, WOMCII ' I Teoh. Juliet Bee-Hong Teoh. Roland Terchman. Cherry lene Tergerson. Carla Denise Tergou. Djamel Eddine Terhune. Roberl V. Jr. . . Terraso. Mtkki Jean .... TerrazAt. Johnnie A Terrell. Danus Bran Terrell. Richard Lcc .... Terry. Dunn Lin Terry. Howard Buckner Terry. Marcel Anthony Terry. Marianne Terry. Rayma Jacquelynne Terr . Scon Alan Tesarek. Dianne Tesfa. Asrai Tessler. Mmdee Helene Testa. Jill Tesu. Mm. hell Punt Tew.Sharman Kaihleen Tt m Cowboy Te Rdays Com.tl.ee Tenaa Sttidral PvMkartom Texaa Srtjdnl PuMlcaiiom Bowd of Oftmlmg Tn Thacker. Ann Leigh Thacker. Thomas Tydings Thagard. John Gregory Thanheiser. Ford Charles Thanheiser. Matthew A Thatcher. Joseph Hannon Theisen. Mark Sieven Thiel. John Joseph Thiel. Louis Joseph Thick. Mark Allen Thirolf. Mark Alan .... Tholen. Abigail Jean Thomas. Carol Teague Thomas. Cassandra Rose Thomas. Christopher Thomas. David Wayne Thomas. Frederick Holt Thomas. Gail Ann .... Thomas. Greg Thomas. Henry Grant Jr. Thomas. James Anderson Thomas. Janet L nne Thomas. Jon Yeatu Thomas. Kurt Otto . Thomas. Lane Kennard Thomas. Luanda Ann Thomas. Lynn Dee Thomas. Margaret Lorraine Tho 331.507.559 385 . . .312 429 .. ' .499.3 1 ......................... 520 Thomas. Mary Carolyn ............ 617 Thomas. Michael ................................ 208 Thomas. Patncia Faye .................. 370 Thomas. Rebecca Ann ....................... ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .559 Thomas. Richard Robert ............... 3g] 559 ' . Thomas. Rick George Thomas. Sara Margarei Thomas. Sarah Elizabeth Thomas. Shyla Thomas. Susan Marya Thomas. Suzanne Blair Thomas. Teresa Anne Thomas. Teresa Anne Thomas. Timothy Howard Thomas. Wesley Olio , Thomas. Will M m Randolph Thomason. Henry A. Jr Thompson. Ann Thompson. Bruce Allen Thompson. Carla Wendelm Thompson. Catherine Rulh Thompson. Cathy Anne Thompson. Charles Kevin Thompson. Charlotte Wynne Thompson. David Patrick Thompson. Deanne E ..... Thompson. Delbert Ray Thompson. Diane Bollon Thompson. Diane Mane Thompson. Ehubeth Ann Thompson. Gregory Mark Thompson. Harold Gene Thompson. Harolyn E. P Thompson. J Neils Thompson. Jill Thompson. Joseph W. Ill 559 370. 41 1. 443. 617 248 299. 345. 582 379 43 1 598 451 559 463 382 404 459 ' . ' . ' . 404, 445 520 .472 383. 559 582 283, 429. 582 443. 582 384. 598 370. 449. 598 493 451.617 1 16 411,512 582 , 598 443 384 249. 427. 582 372.378.383,391 284.447.559 . . ........................ 503.617 Thompson. Kelly Rhca ......... ............. 493 Thompson. Kern ........................... 331.447.598 Thompson. Kent Douglas ............... 617 Thompson. Layne Allen 224. 304. 377. 378. 383. 483. 582 Thompson. Linda .............................. 200. 201 Thompson. Louise Lite .......................... 296. 429 Thompson. Mark Allen ......................... 306. 582 . Thompson, Mark Reid Thompson. Mary Lou . Thompson. Micnael Ross Thompson. Nannetle Thompson. Paul Edwards. Jr Thompson. Randall Alan Thompson. Robert Bruce Thompson. Robert Edward Thompson. Robert Louis Jr Thompson. Sandra Gail Thompson. Scoll Gregory Thompson. Shiryl Louise Thompson. Steven Blake Thompson. Suzann Mane Thompson. Terence Lynn Thompson. Thomas W ............................. 3gj Thompson. To) lie N .............................. 1 16 Thompson. Warren Thomas ..................... 372, 382 . 582 520 497 617 1 16 617 300. 493 144 329. 378. 559 463. 598 . . 59g . . 520 333 370. 598 503 327 582 582 334 330. 559 . Thomson. Kirb y Ray Thomson. Mary Evelyn Thomson. Steven Lewis Thonhoff. Robert Henry Jr Thordarson. Leslie Gay ......................... . Thorelli. Irene Margaret .......................... 520 Thornber. Raymond John Thornhill. Mary Louise Thornton. Charlotte Mae Thornton, Geraldme F Thornton. Hazel Lynn Thornton. Melanie Louise 405 598 234 468 276. 370 . ...................... ..... 582 Thornton. Robert Lloyd ............................ 385 Thornton. Stanley Frank ............................ 491 Thornton. Suzanne ............................. 567 Thornton. Terry Lynn .......................... 447. 582 Thorogood. Nellie Jean .......................... 383 Thorp. James Edward .......................... 304. 48 1 Thorpe. Anne Louise ...................... 322 429 493. 598 283. 45 1 . 598 449 M6 483 384 493 . ............................. 559 Tieman. John Michael ............................. 384 Tiemann. Kennelh E. ............................... 388 Tiemann. Stephen Warner ....................... 304.491 Tiemann. Tern Lynn ................. 345 Tien.Jy-Yean ................................ 388 Tiffany. John Culler ........................ 316 Tighe. Susan Connne ....................... 299.447. 598 Tyenna. Nora Lydia ............................... 617 Tihcek. Cheryl Donna ........................ 370. 617 Tillery. Sarah Harriet ........................... 512. 559 Tilles, Tina Leah ................................... 559 280 559 598 443 . Thorpe. Richard Young III Thorsen. Jan Mane Throckmorton. Vicki Lou Thurman. Kenneth Vern Thurman. Russell Teague Thurmond. Jimmie V Ml Thyfault. Jill Tilley. David Mark Tilley. Michael Andrew Tillman. Beverly Lynn Tillman. Ten Mane Tillotson. Melissa Ann T.llotson. Steve Mark Tilson. Karen Suzette Tilson. Tern D ' Ann Timberlake. Bradley Don Timothy. Kevin Davies Tmdall. Julie Ann Tineo. Miguel Ennque Tingle. Bruce Alan Tmkham. Jeffrey Gresham Tmslman. Tracy Dane Tippen. Forrest Wade Jr Tippm. Walter Lee Tiras. Pamela Joyce 234 559 617 489. 598 560 560 370. 379 560 384 497 429 371 560 ..................... 299 499 617 Tisdak. Terry Mark ............................. 582 Tishhas. Donnda Kay ............................. 582 Titch. James Franklin ......................... 582 T.uel. Edward Richard .......................... 382 Tittle. Denzial Ray ................................. 560 Tittle. Gary Lynn .............................. 405.617 Titus. Marshall Wade ............................... 582 fober. Susan Elizabeth ........ 383 Tobias. Ealer ...................................... 560 Tobias. Tern Lyn Tobm.Juhe ..... Fobin. Patrick Brooks Tobleman. Donna Kaye T hleman. Glenn Allen Tobolka. J John Tobor. Ann Faye Tockcr. Darryl Scott Todaro. Jetta Ann Todd. Bobhie Ann ! -!.J Dwane I .. ' Todd. Km, Holland 617 512.582 483. 560 276 381 116 433.560 495.617 ____ 383 277.617 282 381 646 Index Page Page Pilgl- PHRI- 383 465. 582 Trevino. Glonanna ..431 I urell. Susan Carol .560 Todd. Richard Arlington Todd. Sarah Lynn ....567 381 Trevino. Judy Lynn Trevino. Maria Del Carmen 598 582 Turk. Mark Edward Turmel. Elaine Elizabelh ...618 326 Todd. Sylvia Cecilia 225 Trevino. Rosalinda 560 Turner. Barbara Elizabeth Toellner. Pamela Sue 560 Treybig. Christopher Lee 372.391 Turner. David Andrew Jr 383 443.582 Tnbbk. Patricia Ann Turner. David Lee 260.267 Toledano. Jill Lucienne 433. 598 Tnckelt. Paul Carey 378 Turner. David Paul 371 Toledo. Raul .... 503 Tncoli. Carl John 378 Turner. Debra Suzanne 379.598 Toles Sharmm Labob 386.560 Tnece. Edward Louis 280.372 Turner. Edward Charles ....618 Toliver. Suzanne Shipky 383 Trigg. Sally Day 276.381.383.560 Turner. Gale Mane 567 Tolklt. Mary Hekn 449 Tnggs. Rebecca Anne 449. 567 Turner. Jack Llewellyn II ...225.253.381 Tolhver. George Melvin 560 Triggs. William A. Jr 441 Turner. Jann Alison 489. 582 Tolhver. Ins Elaine 560 Triplet!. Garv Jonathan ....327 Turner. Kay Frances ... 234 Tom Jose .370 Trishell. Alice Jean 567 Turner. Michael Charles .503 560 Trocbcsset. Susan Gayle 598 Turner, Michael G. Jr .... 384 -.376 Trodher. Jonell Gay 560 Turner. Randall Ray Tompkms. Carolyn E 560 Troegel. Thomas [ redenck 225 Turner. Tim Jeffrey Tompkins. Man Elizabeth 383 Trojanowksy. Waller Carl 617 Turner. Timolhv Dean 405 Tomsu. Edward Anthony 384 Trompu. Miguel Antonio 582 Turner. Timolhy John Tondre. Claude Joseph Jr 560 Troseth. Eric Tale 285 Turnquist. Robert Bruce Tonkon. 1. Edward II 235.249.509.560 Trotter. Mary Louise . . Turpin. Palncia M. Gray Tooley. Kent Anderson ....57 Troulman. Kim . .598 Tusa. Eloise Moran 459 Trower. Jeffrey Lawrence 306 Tulje. Deborah Lou 272. 560 560 Troyer. Mary Alice 382 Tullle. Franklin Lewis Torn. Robert Edward 410.413 Truby. Susan Teresa . 345.567 Tullle. Garrell Jay ISO Torrence. Glenda Gayk 382 Trudeau. Mary Melanie 379. 582 Tullle. Laune Torres. Elizabeth Linda 560 True. Gayle Lucille 439. 598 Tullle. Terry Lee 560 560 Trum. Carla Ruth 449.617 Tweddell. David John 410 Torres. Yolandl Ortiz 280. 582 Trusty. Jane Ellen .. .333. 390 Tvcher. Cindy Ann 433.598 Torrey. Samuel David . 398. 501 Trulna Thomas Anthony 372 Tye. Raymond Charles 618 Tosch. William Pass-hall 582 Tsang. Sandy YukHmg 520 Tyer. Gregory Everett Tosh. Terry Donald 378.410.415. 560 Tschalschula. Terrance G 116 Tyler. David Ronald 560 Totah. Jacob Hubbard ...Ml Tschirharl. Deborah L Tyler. Debora Mary 598 Toubin. Joel Alan 225.509.598 Tschirharl. Renee Marie . . .383 Tyler. Flora Louise 489.598 Tovar. Joe Luis 560 Tschoepe. Laura Ann ... 383 Tyler. Myra Lynn 560 Tow. Betina Lea 499.598 Tse. HeungHung 560 Tyler. Robert Ross .. 372 To. ell Brian Dennis 384.391 Tseng. Fu-Hs.ang ... 383 Tynan. Mary Louise 582 Towery. Diane Denise ....617 TsevIi.Joel 381.383 Tyner. Timothy George 445. 582 Towks. Jane Louise 582 Tsukifuji. Dehra Lvnne .248.431.598 Tynes Jenene 489.598 560 Tuhh. Dor Rae 260.617 Tvnes. Kevin Allen 618 Townsend. Melessa Ann ...617 fubb. Nancy Calhryne . . 520 Tynev Ronj Lynn 489 Townsend. Patricia Ann 397 Tubbs. Teresa Lynn .. .234. 370. 379 Tyncs. Teresa Denise . .234 .370.379.447.617 Tuck. Alison Rulh 370 598 Towry. Pamela Leigh 260.567 Tuck. Danny Floyd ...617 331.560 Toy. Leslie Karen 277.617 Tucker. Charles Ray 322.567 1 rack. Wen ' s 130-133 Tucker. Eric Brian .340.384.598 Track. Woe.V 158 .219 liajJII I IMI| Traffas. Paula Joanne Tucker. James Gikleroy .. 465.617 I H il V , , Tragus. Eugene Theodore . S2 Tucker. Kimberly Louise . ..617 Trahan. Metanie Louise 225.598 Tucker. Richard L 391 , ' T rjmmelt Steven Russell Transou. Barbee Lane Trapp. Veronica Elisa 260.598 2J5. 242. 299. 326. 598 567 Tucker. Stanley Davis Tucker. Susan Vail Tudor. Diane Byrd . ..560 618 234.286.439.582 m u A !i r fl Travis. Belly Polly 386 1 u,i ,, Sally Lynn ., 386 ! ' Tra.kr Tracy Ann 567 Tuel. David Charles 560 . i H H H LajjajajaB Traylor. John Pierce 234.235. 333. 391 582 1 ullis. Carol Jeanne 582 gHK| Treaccar. Kenneth Charks 485 598 Kill,, Elizabeth Kayc .560 Treat. David Wayne 459 1 ullis. Marian Carol 333.338.582 Trede. Karen Norene 333.335.560 Tullos. Kaihryn Jane 370.379.618 Udom. Udoh Elijah ftO Treleaven. Charles P Jr 441.598 1 ulty. George Richard . ..582 thl. ArlhurG 483.618 Trenckmann. Shannon Leigh 560 . ..244 Uhl. Elisabeth Groos 306. 383. 582 Tressell. Charks Alan 598 Tummins. James William 387 Ullom. Brian Bennett ..618 Keller Andrea Lee 499 Tune. James Sleven 327.441.560 Unch. Richard Kevin 333.390 Treuier. Lawrence David . . 582 Tung. Jaynelle Shaw-Wai 225 L ' mlauf. Charles 378 frevino. Belinda 292.617 Tung. Xma Shaw-Sue . 618 598 Trevino. Cynihia Lanur 438.582 Tung Yolanda Shaw-Chyuan 225.560 Underwood. Connie Lynn ..618 Trevino. Daniel Vmion 398.414 Tunnel!. John Wesley 383 I ndcrwood. Gary Alan 382 Trevino. Diane Kann 234 Tunnell. LisaLvnn 451.582 1 nderwood. Karen 1 dlene 322 L ndenvood. Mark Eadi . . 339. 384 I ' mlerwood. Robert M.Jr. . . 503.618 Underwood. Ruben Craig 560 582 1 nil 308-309 I rthersJt) Chonn 276 1 l ersJty Republican 307 L ' pchurth. Anh Ngoc 618 tpchurch. Edwin Thrnnas 1 iuhur.h Laura Ellen 248.280.598 I ' pvhurch. Mollv Ouval 472.560 Ipdcgrove.John Dewey . ..618 L ' pdikc. Constance Gail . 225.468,582 L ham. R it hard I . 483 t ppcr Ctav. Ad hon 248 L ' plon. Arleas 248. 295. 340. 364. 378. 582 L ' rhach. DeKira Ann ..560 I rhan. l.eonj Kathleen I rhan. Michael Joseph 373.390 386 431 L daneta-Buhorquez. A H I reel.. Bowman Andre 382 334.598 L riegav Ol a Ann 582 Llhoff Stephun Carl 372. 391 L ' TSCA 166-171 1 : u-k M -li-,-,.i 1 nn 225. 582 Vutcaro. Maria Christine Vaclavik. Charles Lee Vague. David Dcen Vague. Richard Wade Vjjgerl. Linda Louise jlde pmo. Yolanda Jean Vjldez. Eduardo David Vjlde . Helen Vjlde . John Robert VjIde .Jude Valencia Rodriguez. D F. Valentine. Charles W. Jr. Valentine. Sarah Lynn Vjllarmo. I mils Ramona Vallejo. Rosalinda Vallel. Rita Carol V jlktne. Kenneth Paul Valverde. Sylvia Van Amburgh. Janice Vjn Amburgh. Robert W Van Arsdel. Elizabeth Van Dyke. Kundy Susan Vjn H.Hiscr. Stephen W. Van Horn. Darrell Duane VanHoy.DanusRhea Van Landuyl. Dirk Charles Van Matre. ' Debra Susan Van Patten. William C II 429 . 116 381 383 582 560 598 59t 582 254 373 441.582 512.618 383. 582 .. .567 381 503 ...347 411.449 371.383.465.582 370 384 276.381.383.582 381.383 618 582.618 598 382 Index 647 Page Page Van Pell. Later III VanSlyke. Susan Jean Van Stcenbergh. Mary Hill Van Vim. David Charles Van Wan. Theresa Ann Vance. Carroll Sloner Vance. Vamu Ann Vande He . Dean Clark Vanderbeck Barbara Ann Vandersloep. Carol Beth Vandivier. Ann Mane Vanek. Zoe Ellen Vanguikkr. Mary Jane Vanmeun. Pauline M Vanness. Cher l Ruth Vanosselaer. Thomas Leon Vara. Carlos Gerardo Varland. Lam Allen Varner. Doyle Russell Varner. K.mMe Michelk Varnev . Lana Kay Vasami. Liu Joi Vasek. Bernard Charles Jr Vases. Patricia Anne Vasicek. Micahel Robin Vasquez. Anuro Vasquez. Eugenia Vasquez. Maria Del Carmen 378.520 512.582 561 561 306.451.618 336.475.598 383 410 234.254.560 582 371.37 8.560 .561 248.290.387.561 234 618 561 598 371 618 381.387 598 598 582 561 337.567 ..234 520 288 1 m w l.mmm Waagner. David Craig Waak. Roger William Waddell. Anna Louise Waddell. Vicki Louise Waddelow. David William Waddy. Gerald Lionel Wade. Charles Wade. John William Wade. Nancy Louise Wade. Norma Carol Wade Wendy Gak Wade. William Wadle. Lanny Carl Waggoner. Elizabeth Jane Waggoner. Linda Sue A Waggoner. Todd Moore H ! 5 U 384.598 382 320. 598 451.598 346.347.567 512 190.191 459 561 561 . .449 204.205 582 23 156 481 618 Walton. Dan Thomas Walton. David Lawrence Walton. Kerrv Wayne Walton. Kimhcrlv Kay Walton. Scott Randall Walton. William Douglas Walvoord. Keith David Walvoord. Kyle Rusk . Wanek. Carol Eileen Wang. Susan Ing-Jeh Wantschek. Linda Ward. Andrea Joan Capos Ward. Clare Leslie Ward. Cynthia Arkne Ward. David Anthony Ward. Elizabeth Ellen Ward. Gene Ray Jr Ward. James Mark Ward. Jill Mane Ward. Kelly Mae Ward. Patnc.a Ann Ward. Richard Alkn Jr. Wardell. Dana Lynn Ware. Alison Ware. David Lochndge Ware. Philip Kenneth Ware. Roy Glenn Warfield John ..481 300.497 561 521 441.618 583 390 618 248 338.561 248.299.379.598 381.383.561 489 618 598 561 384 322 387 382 225. 248 598 583 618 225.359.378.381.383.561 461.583 348.388 Weise. Len Morns W ' eivhuhn. Floyd Edward Weissman David Alan Weitzel. Roben Allan Welbes. Michael J. . . Welch. Allison Clare Welch Anne Healh Welch. Cathy Eileen Mahar Welch. Debra Ann Welch. Gordon Wilson Welder. Allison Anne Wellborn. William Eugene Wells. David Kenneth . Wellv. David Paul Wells. Jean Mane Wells. Ricky David Wells. Terry Lee Wells. Wanda Dean Wells. William Tyson . . . . Weltge. Ingnd Ann Weliher. Thomas Michael Weltman. Robert Lloyd . Wendel. Mary Belh W endel. Timothy James Wendell. Wayde Warren . Wendelsdorf. Joseph W Wendl. Barbara Jean 261.619 562 583 387 455.619 599 270.382 562 583 384 472 276,383 619 459 619 260.261 599 376 562 .........225.429.383.567 619 37 322 )22 481 391 449 567 598 Wendlandl. Ted Ludwig Vavqucz Melha Jean 383 Vasquez. Octavianolll 582 ' [ Wengkm. Ten Lynn 295 299 306. 360 377 449 583 Vassallo. Siui Lrsula 163 Wagner. Joan Michele 379.598 Warner. Nancy Lea Wennberg. Miriam Cecillia 599 Vasul. Ben Charles 116 Wagner Laura M Holgum 383 561 Winning. Anna Rulh 619 Vaughan. Donna Gayk VaugKan. Janel Margaret Vaughan. Judy Cay Vaughan. Roy Curtis Vaughn. Craig Darrd Vaughn. Elite Elisabeth Vaughn. Robert Carl Vaughn. Rohen William Vaughn. Roy A Vaughn. Sandra Jean Vaughn. Sharon Kay Vavra. Karen Lea Vazquez. Raul Veal. Guy H Veeder. David Lawrence Vea. Victor John Vegard. Jon Grunde Vegdcr Mark Steven Veggeherg. Neil Roger Vela Daniel Dj .J 561 383.561 370.618 268.406 150.404 447.582 309.481.561 260.618 .371 582 582 383 618 395 371.509 611 149 150 495 384 346.347 Wagner. Lucy Jane Wagner. Robin Wagner. Stuart Martin Jr Wagner. Ten Jeanette Wagner. Virginia C.R. Wahba. Wafaa Hassan Wahrmund. Earl Thomas Waid. Kenneth Richard Wainer. Kim Leslie Wamwrighu Deborah M. Wait. Marcus Paul Wakeficld. Barbara Sue Wakefield. Nancy Lvnn Wakely. Cynthia Ann Wakik. Randolph William Walden. Dwighi Charles Walden. Lisa Ann Waldie. Charles Ronald Waldron. Barbara Lynn WaUrop. Chnstme Miriam Wales. Eric Vincent 376 234,290.291.379 382 270 383 382 261 472 433 582 .287.404 472.618 472 447.598 327.561 371.561 370 582 386 234 618 Wamock. Tina Louiae Warr. Carla Jean Warren. Ann Caroline Warren Carolyn Mane Warren. Gay Wesley Warren John Richard Jr Warren. Tern Gay Warlhen. Meade Clark Waschka. Rodney A II Washburn. Thomas Patrick Washington. Deborah Earl Washington. Esther Ann Watanabe. Karen Lynn .... Watanabe. Michael Ken Water PolgCkt Waterous. John Waters. Elizabeth Ann Waters. Kenneth Levant Waters. Ruben Jude WaunUCh Walkms. Cynthia Ann . 429 561 521 472.598 377.498.561 475.618 376.583 521 384 618 ..248 598 370.379.618 322.583 316 384 429. 598 618 583 315 562 Wenzel. Russell Stephen Werbow. Stanley Werner Brenda Wermck. Mark Jay Wertheimer. Jane Iris . Weskv. Rebecca Lynn Wessels. Gary Allan Wessels. Larry Andrew Wesseli. Robert Alkn Wesson. Cynthia Jan West. Harkv Bruce 111 West. Leslie Wilson West. Linda Lou West. Phylis M. -it W ' est. Ria Antoinette C. West, Shannon Scoll West. Susan Shelly West. Suzanne Small Westerman. Cheryl Jean . Westmoreland. Douglas B Wetegrove. Raymond F. 599 212.213.250 .. 382 386 499. 562 381.562 399 225 381 155 476,579 501 326 512 326 472 472.619 468.619 298. 599 619 234.249.562 Vela. Michael Paul 373. 390 561 Walker. Allen Gerald 598 Walkins. Ernest Lynden 618 Wetegrove. Robert Lloyd Wetsd. James Torrey . 234.493 Ml Vepa. Ram 280. 505. 582 567 Wemg. Ronald Alan Verastique. Mary E. Vcrheyden. Anne Elizabeth Verheyden. Nina Leah Verheyden. Paul Joseph Verhocven. Stanley Mancn Verner. Cheryl Gwen . Vernon. Candasu Vernon. David Wilkei Vernon. Vicki Luann Vesper Michael David Vessels. Lon Lynn Vial. Jocelyn Claire ViarJ. Robin Glae Viau. Suzanne Mane V njrut Teresa Maru Vick. James W Vick. Ross William III Vick. Suzanne . Vickers Kim Suzanne 512 386.561 381.386.561 567 383 561 240. 561 582 59 373 401.429.598 284 598 310. 561 376 224 M9 283.379.598 582 Walker. Carol June Walker. Catherine j: Walker. Charles Edgar Jr Walker. Charlua Ann Walker. Camilla Gaylc . Walker. Daniel Warden Walker. Diana Walker. Edwin Anderson Walker. Elizabeth Walker. Frank S Jr Walker. Harry Biran Waller. Janet Elizabeth Walker. Janet Kay Walker. Jefferson James Walker. Joe David Walker. John Patrick Walker. Kirby Simons Walker. Kilty Addle Walker. Lee Richmond Walker. Linda Diane 1 59! 512 465.561 370 284.472 582 161 328 598 479 372 582 463 Ml 334 Mi 501.618 383 383 36) Walkms. Slcphtr, M.tr, Walkms. Susan Dune Watkms. William E III Watson. Cheryl Demsc Watson. David Leslie Watson Donna jo Walsun. Gave La Rue Watson. John Calvin Watson. Lisa Lvnn Watson. Michael Keith Watson. Polly Anne Watson. Ricky Mayo Watson. Robert C. Watson Robert Ron Walts. Alison Lorraine Wans. George Johfing Walts. Kelly Lee Watts. Man Jane Walls. Patrice R 371.562 163 599 225. 324. 379. 583 521 282 . . .447 373. 583 562 461.599 371 302.562 320 501 449 476 618 282 599 Welzel. Donna Lea Weycl. Cynthia Link Weylandl. Rohen Michael Weylandt. Stephen Elwood Whakn. Wmford Denn Whakv. Thomas Link Jr Whaling, Richard Graham Whallev. M ra Belh Wha Iky. Stephen Ray Whatley. Wendell Ann Whealky. Andrea Celeste Whealky.AvaGnek Whealon. Merry Carol Wheeler. Allison Anne Whcekr. Nancy Demce Wheelis. Stephanie Ann W ' heelock. David Carter Whekss. Margaret Dee Whekss. Nancy Randolph 489. 583 583 300. 501 300.501.562 583 . . 475 385 387 583 407 278.309 225.278 225 472.619 463.583 296. 429 334. 372. 383 391.583 429 472.583 447.619 382 Walker Lorraine O Whilden. Elizabeth Hoyt 489 619 459 Walker. Malcolm Ray Whirky. John Fred 382 Vickers William Konh 370 Walker. Mark Wheeler IM 378.381 429 Walker Marshall Wmfiekl Whuler. Man Lyn 248 376 Victor. Sally Ann Vnla Rosa Mana Vidaurn. Cynthia Lcc Viklonn. Jo Ann Vila. Chnstopner Lloyd Villanueva. Susan Villaret. Gregory Oliver Villaneal. Daryi Richard Villarreal. Francisco F Villarreal. Guadalupe F Villarreal. Jose Ignacio 499.618 0 IM. 567 293.561 461.618 292.376598 408.567 322 581 582 372.384.404.598 561 Walker. Morey Emmitt Walker. Nancy J Walker. Nancy Luise Walker. Ronald Noble Walker. Susan Victoria Walker. William Allen Walker. William Keilh Walt. Deborah Jean Wall. John Wad.worth Wall. Murray Scott Wall. Versel Diane Wallace. Charles Alan 334 372 329.499 383 346.381.561 370 483 144 371.377.383.431 582 582 5W 501 Wealherty. Carroll Lea . Weaihersbee. Bun Elhotl Weathersby Howard John Weaver. David Ellis Weaver. Denise Gay Weaver. John Dudky Weaver. Lisa Lorame Webb. Belly Webb. CharmaineC Webb. Cindy Lou Webh. Douglas Lee Webb. Gknda Joyce 562 384 445.619 384 449.599 583 472 583 463.619 249.371.431.562 399.414 234 White. Alan Barky . While. Belly Ann While. CandKC Suzanne White. Cheryl Jean While. Elizabeth Mane While. Gregory Clark White. Hattie Berenice While. Jan Mane While. Jeff William White. John By ram White. John Steven While. Karen Alice White. Kelly Ann 384 619 370.599 387 234.370 619 .278.324 270 521 459.599 599 599 451 619 Villarreal. Yvonne Mana V.llasana. David Ray 582 561 Wallace. Cynthia Lynn Wallace. Gregory Brown 234 225.427.618 Webb, Jefferson Cornelius Webb. Jeffrey Scoll 483.599 ISO White. Lois Elaine While. Lucy Hewitt 379.583 521 V illela. Fidencio Jr 383 Wallace. Jack C h . 411 Webh. Joseph Aubrey 278 While. Marshall Travis 390.414 Vincent. Mark Shepherd 134.561 406 Wallace. Janel HoUien Wallace. John Richard 489618 501 Webb. Kim Ann Webb Michek 472,567 White. Nancy Elizabeth While. Ralph Benjamin 276 383 Vine. Jack Bernstein Vine. Valerie Jay ne Vines. Thomas Alvin III Vineyard. Carl Wayne Vineyard. Lenel Schooler Vineyard. Vicki Lynn Vmklarek. Harvey Joseph V ' mson. Larry Dak Vtranl. Laura Ann 381.509.561 433.561 582 . . 567 618 234 S2 561 370 . .. 269 Wallace. John Rou Wallace. Kalhryn Ana Wallace. Kioberly Anne Wallace. Nicholas Jesse Wallace. Richard Foster Wallace. Rulh Elizabeth Wallace. Susan Elaine Wallace. Valcne Aan Wallace. W.lliam F Waller. Cheryl Lynn 491 382 272.582 4T5 279 225.472 S2 449 296 431 Webber. Claire Weber. Craig V incenl Weber. Jeffrey Alan Weber. Thomas Mark Weber Wayne Douglas Weber Wilson Joseph Wehre. Roberta Anne W ehster. Jeffrey Webster. Mark Joseph Wedcl. Kalhrvn Lea 225.489.599 503.567 509.599 491.619 384 .-. 116.384 327 335.391.562 68 562 White. Robert Ellington White. Ronald Barry II White. Sandra Abey While. Stacy Elizabeth While. William D. Ill Whiled. Thomas Francis Whitehead. Asa John W hnehead. Christopher C. W ' hnehead. D ' Ann Whilehill. William G. . . . Whnehursl. Thomas EJr 475.583 459 562 599 441 505.562 390 406 562 503 427 Vise. Leslie Keam Vissers. Joseph John Vitasek. Melissa Jo Vitek. Marilyn Ann Vitiek. Monica Sue ilium Susan Lee Vliel. Gray Clark 598 384 561 .582 234.370 408.618 391 Waller. John Edward II Waller. Julia Diane W ' allerslem. Joel Howard Wallm. Kelly Diane Walling. Gknda Kay Wallmgford. Daphne D Wallrath. Nan Leslie Wallv Elizabeth Ann 505.598 S7 249.509 261.266 561 234 326. 379. 439. 598 Weeher. Bonnie Lvnn Weed. Warren Jacob Weekky. Pamela RuthS Weeks. Edward AMen Wchmer Ralph Edward Jr Wehncr. Joel Martin Weichsel. Herben Spencer 599 371.382.521 383 599 383 384 491 619 Whileley. Maiwell Choale Vvhiiele). Michael Austin Whneman. Judy Mane Whilfill. Jeanne Mane Whitky. Charles Russell Whnkv. Eliza beth Ann Whitky. Karl Vmcem Whnmire. Shonda Lynn 619 562 567 370 384 248.299.599 599 599 VodKka. Bnan Edward Voelker. Reeve Lovelace Vogel. Ernest Fredenck Vogel. Michael Donald Vogel. Michael William Voims. Pelros George Volkrs. Manha Louise VoUeytaal Volpe. Peter Joseph 111 .261 451.618 520 .. .116 383 476. 598 299.384.598 154-155 333 Walschak. Melissa Anne Walser. Nancy Gail Walsh. Anne-Chnstine lla Walsh. Carok Ann Walsh. Janel Lee Walsh Man Pierre Wahhak. Ronelle Elaine Walter. Annette Beth Waller. Edwin Alfred II Waller. Joseph III 521 234.370.379 561 561 260.443598 340 S9 561 583 441. 598 Weidmann. Kalhryn C Weidl. Nancy Elkn Weil. Ben Al.ianderJr Weil. Mary Melame Wcmherg. Barbara Lynn Wemberg. David Edward Wemberg. Ellvn Wemberg. Marcia Ann Wemer. Daniel Robert Weiner. Debra Gayle . .472 382 491 242,371.383.512.583 381 505. 599 562 253 384.435 521 Whilmore. Susan Jeanne Whitney. Allison Terry Whitney. Barbara M. . .T. . Whilselt. Edith Laurahne Whilsell. Jana Charkne Whillaker. Marlha S. Whitlen. Jenise Whiiien. Joyce Ann Whiuen. Lee Ann Whillenburg, Russell T 382 334.338.619 .234 234.379.619 463.619 234 431.583 429. 562 .472 224. 234. 359. 378. 389. 390. 562 Vom Saal. Diane Rose . . Von Blucher. Richard G 382 336. 383 Walterv David Wayne 383 261 410 583 Weiner. Jonathan Bruce Weiner. Sharla Faye 381.383.583 383 Whittinglon. Dena Carol Whiltmglon. Jeff Gordon 340.370 414.562 Vi n Merz. Carla Von Rosenberg. Darlyn Ann Voorhis. David Bryan .... 270 306 337.383.385.390.561 270 Walters. Robert Charks Walters. Wendy Sue Wallhall. David Terry Wallhall. Leon Nve III 384 567 346.567 Wemfeld. Melissa Sue Wcmgarlen. Helen Rulh Wemheimer. Nan Marel 499 499.619 .. ' 326.562 433 Whmmgton. Wy he Gordon Whittle. Claude Michael . Whiuv. Denise Diane 562 406 225.431 Voss.Cynlhia Kay Votteler. Theodore P Jr Vowell. Lewis Eugene Vranac. Miroslav Jr Vreeland. James Morton Vyvjala. Cynthia Kay 248 483 618 333 493.567 383 561 Wallhall. Leona Faith W ' allhall. Patricia Adams Wallher. Kay E Ponder Wallmon. Dewiu Jr Walton. C Michael Walton. Charles A 234.235.286.298 377. 378. 583 567 382 483 372 388 Wemvlein. Leslie Carol Wemlraub. David Foster .... Wemlrauh. Sharon Hope Weir. Eksa Jo Weir. Jave Lynn Weise. David Lee 433 234.435 234.381 371 293 619 W itheia. William Edmond Wicker. Man Wynne Wicklme. Karen Elizabeth Widener. Gknn Farky Widner. Jimmy Duane Wiechmann. Leslie Karen 562 489 340.619 373 475 583 648 Index Nam. Pag. Nam. Name Page Nam. 1C fcji B HI ! I I i : in I iw mm a Hill II1III IS mm ' R r MM ill 1 . ! none DLf (I Wienke. Kimberry 619 Wier. Andrew Anthony 234 WHT. J j me- David 51} Wier. Kimberley Ann 513 Wieruscheske. Hollii N 144 Wiesner. Christopher Kurt 384 Wieung. Beck.e Lynelle 619 Wiggans. John Sherman 260. 384. 599 iggms. Anne 472 Wiggins. Cathy Denise ... 248. 599 W iggms. Clire Ashby 468. 599 Wight. David Edward 312 Wigmlon. Demon Scott 483 Wigmlon. Williim Kirk 41] Wit. Sandra Colelle 562 Wiklor. Dem Lynn 234 w.lbanks. Randall Thomas 455 Wilborn. Dennis Wayne 406. 415 Wilborn. William Bnee 290 S2I 459 116 390 384.599 382 370.619 .383 270 ....567 248. 370. 599 Wilson. Gary Mark.. Wilton. Gregory Alan .. Wilson. Heather Owen Wilton. James Gregory Wilson. John Hank Wilson. John William III .... Wilson. Karen Kaye Wilson. Karol Lynn Wilson. Kathleen Pearce .... Wilson. Linda Mae Wilson. Lisa Ann 563 619 463.583 .261.265.267 599 Wilson. Londa Valencia . Wilson. Lon Kay Wilson. Manglcn Russell . Wilson. Martha Waldron . . Wilson. Mary Lynn Wilson. Nancy Ro 260 583 234.299.512 439.619 371.383 447.619 Wilburn. Marcia Susan . Wilchar. Robert Bruce III Wilcox. Charles Waller . . . WiIJt. Dennis Norman Wilde. William Key Wilder. Stephen Howard Wildey , Donna Gail Wildi. Silva Frances Wiley. Donald Preston Wiley. Frelon Boyd Wiley. Linda Ann . Wiley. Richard Paul 373. 383. 391, 583 Wilhelm. Ellen Ann 386. 431. 383. 562 Wilk. Charles Howard Wilkerson. Louise Allen Wilkerson. Norma Neahr Wilkes. Sharon Warfield . . Wilkins. Thomas Langford Wilkinson. Cheryl Lynn . . . Wilkinson. David Marion . Wilkinson. Jean Adele .... Wilkinson. Loree Lynn ... Wilkinson. Michael Wayne Wilkinson. Sarah E Wilkirson. John Pollan Wtlkov. Melvm A Wilkov. Penelope Ann Willard. Mary Beth Willey. Melmda Lynn Will.. Paul Herman Willialord. Robert Allen . . Williams. Ann Elizabeth . . Williams. Barbara E Williams. Benjamin Alan Williams. Brenda Emile W. Williams. Bruce Gilman ... Williams. Carey Craig Williams. Carol Preston . . Williams. Caroline E Williams. Cathy Laurenc . Wilhams. Cynthia Caye .... Williams. Cynthia Harvey 468. 583 Williams. Dan C 197 Williams. Daniel Bret 234. 339 Williams. Deborah A. Bruce ... 383 Williams. Debra Jene 562 Williams. Donna Lynn 282. 599 Williams. Elizabeth Ann 278 Williams. Fred Leckie Jr 441. 562 Williams. Frederick G 289 Williams. G- ynn Elizabeth 468. 583 Williams. Helen Claire 468. 599 Williams. Henry Lee 116 Williams. James Christian 497 Williams. Janie Monroe A 382 Williams. Jayne Kuchman 242. 296.468. 599 Williams. Jen III 441 Williams. John David 261 Williams. John Mark ... ....S83 491 .468 382 .489 619 562 501.583 330.463.562 362 507.599 362 296.384.485 391 362 ...306.439.562 562 583 583 ..489.619 280.370.599 116 234 234.619 ....583 284.489.567 225.282.306.599 619 619 Wilson. Oscar Ray Wilson. Pamela Anne Wilson. Reid Carroll Wilson. Ron Alan Wilson. Samuel Joseph Wilson. Steven Arthur Wilson. Tern Ann Wilson. Valerie Louise Wilson. Vicky Sue Wilson. William J Wilson. William Jerry Jr Wimberley. Amos Darryl Wimberley. John Edward Wimbish. Pain Kay Winans. Nanette Wlnborn. Susan Annette Wmborn. Wendy Diane Wmchell. Mark Hardm Wmdland. Damele Roslyn .... Wmdlmger. Joan Marie Wmegeart. Glen Avery Winelrouh. Miriam Sue Winfrey. Laura Lillian Wlngale. Steven Lee Wmgfield. Bruce Milton Wmgfield. Elizabeth Anne Wlnlecki. Robert Dean Wminger. Ann Wmlnger. Linda Jo Winkler.ClemensR.III Winn. Cheryl Lynn Wmn. David Lawrence Winn. Tommy Lee Wlnslow. Laura Marie 457.563 .379.583 563 429 ...619 512.619 .274 619 358.378 441.399 371.563 . . . .459. 599 ..326.463.563 399 363 391 441.619 382 ..372.391.563 512.599 371 583 Woods. Lois Mane Green 343 Woods. Mark Thomas 619 Woods. Ray 161 Woodside. Gayle 372. 391 Woodside. Pamela Ellsa 429. 619 Woodson. Ben Jones 300 Woodson. H. H 202. 203 Woodson. Laurllyn Louise 429. 619 Woodton. Leslie R uth 439 Woodum. Harry Lee 563 Woodward. Barbra Bird 512. 619 489.599 ....372 299.468 .. .501.563 293.449.563 .459.619 386 320 151 274 404.619 481 338 372 ....619 Woodward. Claire . Woodward. Kyle Andrew .. Woodward. Mary C.L Woodward. Ralph William . Woodward. Sarah Kalhryn Woody. Lee Allen Woody. Moira Kalherlne Q. Woodyard. Carol Pauline . Wooldridge. Nancy Loy .... Woolsey. Jan Wooster. Kevin Lance Wooten. James Wilson Woolen. Palnce Pnncella Woraymgyong. Kaweepoj . Worehel. Lol York. Billie Murray Jr. ... York.JulieGlenn York. Theresa Kathleen Yosl. Cindie Rose . . Youens. Robert Willis Young. Barbara Dtanne . Young. Carmen Joveu ... Young. Catherine A Young. Faye Beatrice Young. Gordon Nathan . . . Young. Holly Beth Young. Joe Kleber III Pac 388 468 160 433.383 312 619 . -457. 563 619 599 ig. Joseph Alton Jr ing. Karen Gay ing. Lauralee ing. Roberta Reed Bales ig. Steven Elgin . Young. Susan Eileen . Yoi - ' - Worden. Thebe Lou Workman. Daniel Murry . Workman. Michael Keith . Works. Lelghton Thomas . Worley. Lydla An Wormscr. Deborah Anne Worrell. Lee F. 599 .384 225 ...563 599 .. .330. 381 .388 298 Worrell. Ruben 521 475. 619 Worlhmgton. llene 381. 383. 563 370 Worlhmgton. Uuri 260 371.383 Worlhington. Ralph C. Jr 382 563 Wramschar. Jay Paul 280. 583 619 Wralher. Nancy J. Duresky 382 329. 563 Wrede. Mark Allen 505. 583 373. 390 Wren. James Arthur 384 563 Wren. Rebecca 451 447. 619 Wnghl. Charles Alan 378 410. 583 Wnghl. Claude Hubbard 331. 563 567 Wnghl. James Clay 619 371. 383. 583 Wright. James Richard 144. 146. 491. 599 459. 599 Wnghl. James Richard 384 308. 619 Wnghl. Joanna Lee 599 . 563 Wright. Julie Ann 370. 379. 447 .619 Wnghl. Paula 431. 583 Wmslead. Lisa Dawn . Wmslel. Donald Todd Winston. Chaille Carroll Wmler. Mark Randall Winters. Mallory Leigh . . Winters. Willis Cecil Jr Winlon. Lisa Kay Wirgand. Jan Elena ..463.619 563 261 ..447.583 ..491.619 .449.583 Wnghl. Rickl Allen 255 Wnght. Sidney Mauncc 270 Wnghl. Stephen G 372. 391 Wnghl. Terry Kent 144 Wnghl. William Alan 381 Wrobleski. Jerome Casmlr . Wisch. Susan Elizabeth Wise. Gary L Wiseman. Roberl Jeffery . 383 Wroe. Margaret Gallic 284. 472 . .449. 583 Wrotenbery. Jimmy Preston 268 429 Wrolh. Pnscilla Ann 274 . .433. 599 Wu. Daniel Mui-Piu 333 Wishard. Debra Lee . . Wishmck. Joel Roberl Wishnow. Debra Faye Wishnow. Michael Frederic . . Wlsian. Susan Ellse Wisrodl. Lu Anne Wisi. Karen Wissmger. Anna Sophie W. . . Wissler. Eugene H Wucher. Deborah Jean Witcher. Roberl Lawrence . Witherspoon. James Stuart . . Withgolt. Mary Margaret . . Wilhrow. Michael Lynn 391 404 .583 Williams. Joyce Mane . Williams. Karen Louise . Williams. Kendall Ann . Williams. Kimberly Kay . Williams. Laura Jeanne Williams. Lucia Leigh Williams. Manlee Williams. Manlyn Kay. . . Williams. Mary Jane Williams. Mary Victoria . Williams. Melissa Jane . Williams. Michael David Williams. Michael Lee . . . Williams. Nicole Andrce Williams. Patrick George . Williams. Peggy Williams. Paul Martin Williams. Peggy Jai .562 ....429.599 234.489 ..345.583 370.619 583 447.619 562 ..447.583 Will. Richard F. Jr. Wm. Robert Wuie. John Brian Winer. Debra Luann Wlzowaly. Judilh Vaughan Woelke. Allen David Woflbrd. Jena Sue . 509.583 433.599 509.583 381.383 567 .248.299.379.431.599 383 391 563 475.619 381.383 234 583 381 Wu. Johnston Lei 583 Wu. Peter Chung-Sheng 388 Wuermser. Theresa Marie 429. 619 Wulfe. Perry Douglas 495 Wulfe. Scott Neal 384. 509. 599 Wunderhck. Mary 468 Wurstfett 46. 47 Wurtzebach. Charles H 320 Wustrau. Nancy Jane 326,451. 583 Wyall. Cynthia Yvonne 619 Wyalt. Gina Rae 449. 563 Wyatt. Gralyn Leonie 1 16 Wyatt. Lisa Ann 451 Wyble. Paul Joseph 507. 563 Wyler. Karl Otto III 491 .388 Wohlschlaeger. Laura Jean . Wold. Theodore William . . . Wolens. Kecnan Landau . . Wolf. Bruce Dudley . 326.583 619 406 505.562 562 383 343 2%. 427 ..260.264.562 Wolf. Mark Allan Wolf. Maureen Celeste Wolf. Michael David . . Wolf. Robert Nalhan . . 381 383 382 334.372.391 599 339.599 234 509 ..445 is. Rebeca M 381. 414 Williams. Roberl Alfred 260. 583 Williams. Roberl Edward 599 Williams. Sheila Mane 619 Williams. Sheme Lee 429. 562 Williams. Slacy 379 Williams. Sleven Michael Williams. Susan Helen Williams. Suzanne Williams. Vaughan Browning III Williams. Viclor D. Sr Williamson. Diana Lynn Williamson. Jana Sue Williamson. John Moore Wolf. Steven Thomas Wolf. Susan Mane Wolfe. Sharon Joan Wolfe. Wade Waison Wolfer. Kalhleen Leslie Wolff. James Joseph Wolff. Jeff Alan Wolfish. Ruth Francis Wolfrom. Ruperl Slanton 406.415 234 583 441 Wolfson. Barry Slewart Wolfson. Richard Evan . Wolk. Michael Alan . . . Wolslegel, Diane Carol 234.567 512.599 427 Williamson. Nancy Moore 468.599 Wilhford. Cynlhia Lee 296. 447 Willtford. Mary Elizabelh 370. 379. 447, 619 Willmgham. Jana Kay 449. 599 Willis. Amy Catherine 234 Willis. Angi Lyn 260 Willis. Deborah Denise 583 Willis. Karen 439. 619 Willis. Kevin David Willis. Lavon Devora . Willis. Molhe Cecile . Willis. Patricia O ' Neal Wdlis. Roberl Hiram Willis. Shannon Kay Willis. Sharon Ann . Willmv David Conrad Wolter. Gelmda Ann Womac. Allyson Leigh Womack. Bailer F Womack. Cathenne Anne .... Womack. Jack Wmfield Womack. Mark Tobm . . . Womack. Richard Alan Women In CommunloUon. lac. Women ' s Concert Choir Wonders. Alan George . Wong. Carolyn Jean . Wong,Cheuk-Kuen 245.331 ....308 260 383 491.562 .. . 326.562 567 .381.383.387 Willoughby. Herman Taylor 322. 583 Wills. Mollie Cecile 599 Willson. Leslie 212 Wilmore. David Monroe 465. 619 Wilmore. Pamela Sue 296. 449 Wilshusen. Kalhryn Ann Wilson. Adnenne Lynn . Wilson. Angela Ann Wilson. Brian Andrew Wilton. Bndget Eilleen . Wilson. Charles Lynn II M 9 Wilson. Chester Lewis 383 Wilson. Cynthia Ann 225.377.378.447.583 Wilson. Dawn Therese 583 Wilson. Duncan C. Ogden 384.491. 599 Wilson. Elizabeth C .139 Wilson. Evanieline Jensen ... .619 Wong. Ella Ka-Fung Wong. GarBo Wong. James Ming Wong. Martha Cai Wong. Sharon Kay Wong. Spencer Ming-Po Wong. Waller Wonsik. John Michael Jr. . Woo.ShuiN Wood. Dcame Lynn Wood. Dorothy Anne . . Wood. Helen Elizabeth . 468 329.468 562 .242 512.619 Wood. James Davi Wood. Joy Ann Wood. Karen Lynn ... Wood. Mary Clemmons . . . Wood. Robert Stewart Wood. Thomas Alvln , . Woodall. Ellen Ruth . Woodard. William Calvin Woodley. SusanneC. Woodmansee. Shannon L Woods. Byron David Woods. Jane Evi ' Woods. Karla Sue Woods. Leonard Eugene w.lv Leslie Ann . 371,563 326.599 316.382 225.254 461 619 382 285.328.583 234 445 381.509.563 382 497 495 619 600 241.463 381 .251.295.377.447.383.583 391 343.463 ....483 381 459 332 277 382 248.376.599 388 563 ... 347. 567 348 313 251.377.389.563 332 599 372 379 162 382 242.326 397.414 599 371 ... 383 384.599 503 521 261 512 293.583 410 250.383.567 407.431 563 283 Wylle. Clare Elaine 276 Wylie. Shawn 599 Wynn. Anne Marie 583 Wynn. Sarah Elizabelh 370 Wynne. Diane Louise 563 Wynne. John Douglas Jr 583 Wynne. Sallie S 241. 468 Wynns. Kim Arnold 335 Wyrick. Jean C 383 Wysocki. Charles John 459, 619 Wysocki. Michael James 459. 567 Yahiel. Dan Isaac 435. 583 Yakalan. Gerald J 388 Yalich. Mary Bemadette 431 Yamaguchi. Yukio 382 Yancey. Bernard D. Jr 382 Yancey. Cynlhia Denise 379. 619 Yanchicl;. Victor A 326. 388 Yancz. Frank George Jr 563 Yancz. Mario James 505 Yancz. Marselma 599 Yang. Frank Young 384 Yang. J. H 385 Yanga. Tshimpaka . ' 383 Yanofl. Glenn Robert 306 Yantis. James David 383 Yaqumlo. James Jay 384 Yarborough. Don Eugene 563 Yarbrough. James Daniel 116 Yarbrough. Kelcey 282 Yasrebl. Mehrad 336 Yates. Cordis Michelle 278. 384 Yates, Pain Ann 599 Ybanez. Esperanza 619 Yeager. Debra Mae 449.619 Yeakel. Barbara Kalherlne 439 Yeang. Edmund Hank 619 Yeang. Joyce Sue 583 Yeary. William Marvin 445 Yecies. Susan Marilyn 383 Yee. Calhenne Elizabelh 326. 583 Yee. Rebecca Shirley 282. 599 Yeglic. Cynthia Lynn 619 Yeh. Raymond 206 Yehch. Cheryl Ann 382 Yelich. Mary Bernadelle 2%. 599 Yeoman. Kathy Ann 472 Yep. Judy Mae 341. 563 Yero. Oscar David 619 Yiav. Suzanne Marie 332 Yinglmg. Jennifer Ann 449 Yl.lalo. Joe A 402 Yochum. Beverly Ann 429 370 493 51) 563 379 383 521 248,376 J. Timolhy Corwin 497 Young. Wendy 619 Young. Zelta Alonso 248. 299. 599 Youngberg. Diana Lynn 451 Youngblood. Arlene Lois 278. 332 Youngblood. Debra Sue ... 599 Youngblood. Lon Sue 599 Youngblood. Michael T 388 Younglove. Joan Elizabeth 563 Youngquisl. Suzanna K 563 Yount. Clyde Joseph 372 Younl. Pamela Sue 599 Yoall. Helen Marie 248. 379. 599 Ylurn. Jeanne Marie 260 Yura. Joseph A 372. 391 Zabana. Jihad Augusta 345 Zabcik. Carol Elaine . . .370 Zachanas. Donald W 224. 378 Zacour. Nadme 619 Zale. Barry 495 Zale. Raymond Joseph Jr 521 Zaloski. Bruce Daniel 405 Zamora. Cynlhia Ann 388 Zamora. David G. Jr 288 Zamora. Veronica Jean 583 Zamora. Vivian Faye .... 583 346.347 2J3 .ip.ua. Vito Joseph . . . Zapolocky. Mark Allen Zarakas. Soterios Elias . Zarecor. Johnnie l.u Zaremba. Cheryl Ann . Zanng. Alan Keith Zarker. Kenneth Alan Zamutl. Charles Allan Zamull. Mark Steven . . Zamutl. Wendy Lynn . . Zamzow. Jimmy Dean 334 Zanl.Sara Lynn 563 Zapata. David D 567 Zapata. Oscar Garcia 487. 583 Zapata. Rosalio Padron 583 385 320 255.563 234 234.235.286.295, 358.378.381 ....382.521 619 Zaiopek. Michael John 599 Zavala. Refuglo Soaa 567 Zavaleta. Eleanor Jane 599 Zavaletla. Gina Marie 599 Zayani. Hayfa Jasim 563 Zayer. Mohammed Hassan 383 Zee. Richard John 619 Zegarra. Martha Patricia 383 Zeligson. Karen Paula 499. 599 Zellkow. Sabrlna Nadlne 499. 599 Zeller. Nancy Anne 382 Zelsman. Anne Thompson 599 Zellkalns. Anry Mans 134, 135 Zcpeda. Robert James 404 Za Beta Tau 508-509 Zen Tl Alpta 510-512 Ziemian. Manlyn 234 Zietz. Barry Lewis 509. 619 Zila. Shirley Irene 326 Zimmerman. Arnold Roland 583 Zimmerman. Calherine Lee 433. 599 Zimmerman. Charles Thomas 481 Zimmerman. David Wade 475. 619 Zimmerman. John Philip 563 Zimmerman. Sharon Teresa 499. 619 Zimmerman. Sheila Ann 242. 370. 599 Zimmermann. David Charles ' . ' ., ....it} Zimmermann. David Ray 382 Zmn. Lawrence Irwin 225 Zmn. Philip David 495. 563 Zmn. Rebecca 583 Zion. Mark Hamilton 230. 233. 235. 298. 378. 389 Zipp. Lisa Anne 619 Zirl. Roberl Michael 381 Zlatkis. Lori Pamela 563 Zlatkovich. Charles Philip . .. ....2 0 Zlomick. Susan J 383. 388 Zoch, David Ray 391. 599 Zoerner. Deirdre Marie 619 Zogheib. Kalhryn Suzanne 376. 563 Zorn. John Paul . Zreel. Allan Wayne Zschiesche. Kathleen M. Zuch. Carolyn Lisbeth . . Zurck. Wojciech Huberl Zwerncman. Farrcl Jon Zyskmd. Dianna Sue ... ..459.619 384 51) 370.379.512.619 M2 Ml .599 Index 649 Memoriam STUDENTS Gilbert Wesson Baily Tommy Ray Baldwin Frank Clint Barnhill Margaret Ann Begien Adela Carvajal Sharon Kay Draper John Robert Enos Bradley Ray Hutchison Richard Paul Keizer Michael Lee McKinley Vivian Nikki Osborn Robert Lamar Pinson Allen Wayne Schumacher Patrick Stephen Shearn Jocelyn Deborah Smith Geok-Mooi Tan Peter J. Temple FACULTY C. Preston Andrade Jr. D D H D D i C ; I 650 In Memoriam Mora Pinson Schumacher niton ah Smith Dr. Katharine E. Wheatly Dr. Mort Baranoff Dr. Gets K. Bouwsma Henry A. Bowman Dr. W. W. Dingle Dr. James C. Dolly Dr. E. Gus Fruh Dr. Frank H. Lyell Dr. Arthur Moehlman Dr. M. Ernest Sabbagh George P. Weidmann STAFF Clarence T. Edwinson Jr. Michael Forney David M. Gamboa Mayo Grantham Patricia A. Miller Paul O. Pantier Leslie S. Smith In Memoriam 651 PHOTOGRAPHY Debra Reingold Carlos Osorio Mike Laur Jim Thomas OTHER STAFF: Keith Bardin Dennis Gold Mike Silverwise Mike Smith Larry Kolvoord Steven Pumphrey I THE HRC IS INTER- NATIONALLY KNOWN In the humidity-controlled archives of the Humanities Research Center, one can find among the University ' s special collections: 60 Sicilian marion- ettes, sheet music from the Ziegfeld Follies, original manuscripts by Ernest Hemingway and the world ' s first known photograph, taken in 1826. In 1978. the Chancellor ' s Council pur- chased, for $2.4 million, one of 47 Gutenberg Bibles known to exist. UT REACHES BEYOND AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Developing bacteria that can degrade oil slicks was one project of the UT Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas. The Institute maintained an 85-foot research vessel, appropriately tagged the Longhorn. Astronomers at the University ' s McDonald Observa- tory in West Texas daily projected a laser beam to the Moon, a procedure which measured the ever-changing dis- tance between the Earth and the Moon. M M NOTED SCULPTOR IS ALSO UT PROFESSOR The spirit of Michelangelo was alive on campus in the person of University art professor Dr. Charles Umlauf. Stu- dents passed by his campus sculptures daily: The Family in front of the Graduate School of Business, Bearers of the Torch of Knowledge in front of the Academic Center and The Three Graces on the terrace of the Academic Center. Umlaufs works have been exhibited throughout the world. A UNIVERSITY OF THE FIRST ORDER SHOULD BE BUILT . . . UT academics received national acclaim in 1977-1978. The University boasted its first female Rhodes Scholar, Meredith John, and the psychology department which ranked sixth in the nation in an American Psychologist arti- cle. UT ' s use of computers for teaching and learning held the number one spot in the nation among 106 institutions. And the list goes on ... 9 I ' ' v v Editing a full-color publication of 664 pages, with a budget of more than a hundred thousand dollars was alternately taxing and exhilarating. The 1978 CACTUS took her toll on my time and my temper but she also yielded pages and pages of satisfaction. One year ago, I went before the Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees to apply for the 1978 Editor posi- tion. In my letter of application I stated, The University deserves nothing less than a first-rate publication. It is fitting that a first-rate publication document the events of the first-rate University. I give honest thanks to the 1977-78 Section Editors. To David Kusnenk, Rene Lynn, Randy Hix, Debbie Rencurrel, Andi Eisenkraft, Cyndi Craig, Erin Mitchell, David Dillard, Chuck Benson, Terry Husbands, Nina Cook and Sallie Wynne - thanks for providing the backbone of the CACTUS. A very spe- cial thanks goes to Erin Mitchell and David Dillard (Outstand- ing Section Editors) and Debbie Rencurrel. You were always willing to write that much-needed piece of copy or redesign a layout. This year ' s Outstanding Staffers, Malinda Minzenmayer, Jill Benz and Rhonda Floeck, deserve thanks for a near thank- less job. I wish you all the best as you continue your association as Section Editors. For the second consecutive year, Copy Editor Laura Kislin took her Trusty pencil to the CACTUS copy in between work as the PEREGRINUS Copy Editor and Editor of The Law Forum. Thankfully, Laura, you saved me a lot of editing. I am happy to say that the 1978 CACTUS has used more art- work this year than in past years. For that I owe a large debt to Brad Foster and Bill Detty. Diane Wolslegel aptly managed the job of Sports Copy Editor in a landmark year for UT athletics. PEREGRINUS Editor Barbara Linch (Pate) was my constant companion at the TSP Board Meetings. I am grateful for the personal concern received from Chief Photographer Larry Kolvoord and his assistant, Steven Pum- phrey, in making helpful suggestions when I needed them. The opening and closing sections of this book are a testimony to their artistry. My appreciation for TSP Board members Glenn Karisch. Kathy Tally and Jeff Case should not go unnoticed. Their con- cern and interest in the CACTUS was refreshing. Loyd Edmonds was always ready to listen and offer friendly advice. Debbie, Judy and Angela in the Business Office made me smile on the worst of days. Special mention must go to Thelma Heather and Dolores Ebert. Their doors were never once closed to my questions or complaints. The folks at Taylor Publishing Company confirmed my beliefs that they were the best in the business. Jim Anderson, our Austin representative, was always willing to take that extra time to explain to a befuddled Editor the difference between blind embossing and silk screening. Our in-plant artist, Jim Alexander, took our cover sketches and rendered a striking piece of four- color artwork from them. Taylor Publishing Company and future staffs will lose a valuable asset this year as Account Exec- utive Nancy Jones leaves the company. In Retrospect There were several other individuals outside TSP which aided the CACTUS. I owe an arm and a leg to Helen Tackett of the University News and Information Service, who supplied some excellent photographs in a pinch. Roy Vaughn, executive direc- tor of the Ex-Students ' Association, took over the hosting of a reception for the CACTUS Outstanding Students and Goodfel- lows. I cannot imagine anyone who has more dynamite enthusiasm for this University and for the CACTUS than does Dr. Margaret Berry. Though I have only known you for the latter two years of my University life, I feel greatly enriched by my association with you. The list of firsts you gave to me is very much a part of this publication. Many friends stood beside me this year. Especially under- standing was my roommate of two years, David Orr, who had to spend a lot of time alone in our apartment while I worked late at the office. I also must thank Kyle Jennings, Jay Breeding and 662 Closing Comments Kit Breen for all the good times and friendship. My high school yearbook editor, Dodi Keith, wrote this inscription in the back of my 1974 Wildcat Yearbook: When things were down and it looked like there might not be a yearbook, I could always turn to you and calm down. Thanks a million, Dodi. Your kindness and support did it for me. For Debbie Rencurrel, the CACTUS Editor-elect: I wish you only the best in editing the 1979 CACTUS and I leave you with a gentle warning: it is indeed a lot of long hard work but it is also very satisfying work that you will carry with you for a long time. I will be eager to see your finished product. This year ' s Associate Editor handled near-crises with calm determination, a feat which earned her the Marguerite Freeman CACTUS Service Award. Candi, the entire CACTUS staff is in your debt for editing two sections on top of your prescribed duties. You should have a Quad-Pak bronzed for drawing almost 664 of them. I enjoyed your ready-to-laugh-at-any-time attitude and you helped me more than you know. When I needed something typed in a hurry, I went to Ron Hicks, the Assistant Supervisor. Ron, you were a tireless helper and you never complained. But for your help on the business end of the Greeks and Classes sections, the CACTUS would be one- third smaller. I could write a volume as big as this book on Jerry Thompson, Supervisor of Yearbooks. Professionally, there is none to match him. I am thoroughly convinced that he is consistently dedicated to the creation of a first class publication. Because of you, Jer, I learned what it means to be a professional. You and I disagreed. You had your ideas of taste, I had mine. Sometimes I got carried away and offered my token resistance. But miraculously, two minds merged and the end result is beautiful. Much of your per- sonality is reflected in the 1978 CACTUS. I dedicate this 85th volume of the CACTUS to you, Jerry. For 1 1 months, I lived and breathed the CACTUS Yearbook. In doing so, I had to sacrifice some aspects of my personal life, like my involvement with my Alpha Phi Omega brothers, who have done much to help me in four years time. But the sacrifice was often an exhilarating experience. I could not have asked for a better year in which to edit a pro- fessional collegiate yearbook. The remarkable feats of the Uni- versity made my job enjoyable. After four years of association with the CACTUS, I take with me a great love for The Univer- sity of Texas. The opportunity to have documented that love in a bound, 664 page volume is all the more wondrous. 30 The eyes of Texas are upon you A H the livelong day. The eyes of Texas are upon you You cannot get away. Do not think you can escape them A t night or early in the morn. The eyes of Texas are upon you Til Gabriel blows his horn. I