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

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DISTINGUISHED COLLEGE SCHOLARS Junior and senior students with A (4.0) averages were designated Distinguished College Scholar by the University. Susan E. McComb Rene David Quintan us ness Alexandra Aleskovsky Lynn Marie Beveridge Sharon Lynn Carnes George S. Dutter Elizabeth Marie Eltz Linda Jean Fontaine David Alan Ganske Glenda Lynn Gelles Karen K. Goodwin Byeongchan Jeon Howard L. Johnsen Kelvin Lane Kelm Gary Michael Kittrell Patrick C. Mays Patricia Ann Murphy Jane Ann Nenninger Marcus Damon Novell! Mary Elaine Pape Matthew Daniel Pond Laura Lee Prather Tuen Kiat Quek Jean Munira Rupert Debra D. Wood son ommunication Kenneth K. Case Chris H. Wright ducation Brenda Kay Beams Jennifer L. Varnado Nancy K. M. Abrego Timothy Paul Bielek Gerard Patrick Chan Sanjay Chandra Carole Anne Craig David Allen Feldcamp Anthony Go Karen D. Hagedorn Nunung Halim Sharon May Hurst John Scott Iverson lyad Kasim Kayyal William N. Kalrquist Diep Ngoc Le Hui-Ling Lou Kayvan Sadra Aftab Saleem Barbara Helen Stark Scott Phillip Swanson Choon Hoe Tan Jihad Rachid Touma iberalArts Anne Roberts Allison Shellye Cay Arnold Jeffrey Albert Astbury Vicki Lynn Boyd Michael Lee Cohen Kim L. Coleman Annette Elaine Davids Robert Howard Ellison Wendy J. Hawkins Christine Denise Jones Deborah Ann Kashy Mary E. Law David Jack Levy Mark S. Morrisson James Clifford Noyes Revis Lay Taylor Matthew Todd Tuten Susan Leigh Weiss atural Sciences Naomi Abe Tsz-Keung Chen Chi Ming Cheung Diana Dopson Karl Booth Fisher William Gregory Flynn Frank Travis Gerow Allen Robert Mainline Ramtin Kassirzadeh James Spencer Martin Michael H. Montgomery Julie Anne Newport Thuan Trong Nguyen Julie Diane Orr Wendy J. Pomerantz Mark Vincent Queralt Eric Rabbanian Gene C. Sheppard Terry Alan Siller Richard E. Sofinowski Anna Louise Sydow Cristina Lea Ward Elisabeth Rose Ward Michelle J.Wilson lursing Vanessa Ann Traber harmacy Janet Gayle Brewer Daniele N. Doyle

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OUTSTANDING STUDENTS STILL IN SCHOOL Reginald Carl Baptiste Carolyn Elizabeth Bone Anna Margaret Brooks Brett Milhim Campbell Andrew Douglas Chin Rosalyn Creemer Mollie Susan Crosby Darrick Wayne Eugene Ann Marie Gill David Scott Goldstein Jack Richard Jackson Mitchell Reed Kreindler Lynda Lee Lanklord Melanie Louise McAllen GOODFELLOWS STILL IN SCHOOL Patricia Ann Barrera Jean Bell Cecilia Marie Binig Mary Elizabeth Bradshaw llene Robin Breitbarth Margot Veronica Brito Anna Margaret Brooks Julie Ruth Bryson Sondra Renee Burling David Leonard Cegelski Angela Rae Clack Melanie Alice Collins John Robert William Craken Mollie Susan Crosby Elizabeth Winter Gulp Thomas Graydon Dunlap Patrick William Duval Helena LeJeune Embry Miles Franklin Fain Jane Yi Feng Trad Lee Graves Judith Jayne Golike Joseph Lewis Haber Cynthia Lynne Harkness Lamar Hawkins Noemi Herrera Coley Edwin Holmes III William H. Hornberger Toby Lee Jackson Linda Sue Jett Albert Gustave Lara Dana Virginia Leech Robert Laurence Levy Thomas Andrew Linton John Christopher Luna David Ross Mack Brian Thomas McLaughlin Mark Thomas Mitchell Jean Marie McLemore Kimberley Mickelson Tommy Lee Tompkins Darren Charles Walker Diana Jo Walters John David Woodruff Charles Alfredo Monterc Jane Ann Nenninger Wendy Marie Parker Felix Paul Phillips Jr. Patricia Gayle Pitchfor Bonnie M. Prosser Debra Ann Romano James Joseph Scheske David Keith Schneid Marc Owen Shermai Burnetta Louise TaU Trent H. Thomas Jerry Dale Threet Tommy Lee Tompkins Gary Wayne Tucker Darren Charles Walker Diana Jo Walters John David Westfield David Bruce Wilson Geoffrey Daryl Wurzel a 452 Outstanding Students and Goodfellows

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Top: Drew Cozby, business [rethmar., participates In a Sigma Alpha Epsilon holdup to benefit the Cottage Rehabilitation Center for Women. Opposite Page: Kappa Alpha Psl member Hendrix Nelson talks to a resident at the Sallna Rest Home, where the fraternity spent one Saturday each month doing repair and lawn work. Edited by Laura Lochridge by Laura Lochric Part of the fraternity code said that when you take something from the community, you give something back. Both the fraternities and sororities accomplished this by doing service projects and raising money for charities. Most national fraternities were associated with large philanthropies. The agencies recommended projects to the chapters, the Interfraternity Council received calls and some groups looked into the community. Car washes, street parties, fund- raisers and olympiads were just some of the choices. Another popular event was the hold-up. In a hold-up, fraternity and sorority members stood in intersections and ap- proached cars to ask drivers to donate money. Service was the central hub of the black fraternities, and the black sororities were founded on the same principle uplifting the black community. Greeks set themselves apart from the popular view of fraternities and sororities as rowdy social groups devoted to themselves by giving their time, their energy themselves to making Austin better. I Greeks