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

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te 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 18 FEATURES 82 ACADEMICS 128 ATHLETICS 194 SPECIAL INTERESTS 270 STUDENT LEADERSHIP 344 PROFESSIONALS 410 LIMELIGHT 454 GREEKS 536 CLASSES 624 INDEX PHOTOGRAPHERS Robert Cohen Joe Comunale Dawn Doga Kathy Gilbert Morris Goen Janet Johnson Doug Lay ton Percy MacLean John Moore Carlos Moreno Steven Newton Kelly Pace Peter Rene Ken Rlddick Ken Soils Judy Walgren

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1986 CACTUS MILES F. FAIN Editor-in-Chief PHAN DE LA TORRE Associate Editor ANNER.EBY Associate Editor TRACY A. DUNCAN Staff Artist JERRY R. THOMPSON Supervisor C. DEWAYNE BEVIL Assistant to the Supervisor MARY K. OTTING Yearbook Assistant STEVEN PUMPHREY Photography Supervisor SECTION EDITORS Carrie Alexander Steve Engler Traci Graves Kim Henson Laura Lochridge Christi Mance Cindy Miller Sonja Pace Laurie Rosenbower COPY EDITORS Michael A. Sutler Ingrid Wieting - 4 j S 2 1966 Cactus Yearbook

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Top: An ardent Longhom fun cheers on the team at Memorlfl SUdlum. Opposite Page: Inclement iDcattcr at the OT-Texmt Tech game segments the crowd Into umbrelU- cooered huddled nuuae . TEXAS It ' s huge! I remembered thinking as my parents drove me toward cam- pus via 1-35. My eyes just couldn ' t take it all in that first day I arrived at the University. My palms sweated and my stomach sank when the orientation check-in lady in Jester Center eyed me in disbelief and said, YOG DON ' T KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER?! No, but should I? I asked as I glanced over my shoulder at my parents like a kindergartner without his lunch money. Ha! she said. You ' ll be able to say it backwards and from the middle out by the time you get out of here! After my first year, my GPA was rock bottom, and during the summer I told my parents that I wanted to stay at home and go to school. I had two problems: I had the wrong major and I had no idea what other ac- tivities there were at the University besides studying. When I came back, it took only a minimum of strolling around campus for me to see that there was a lot more to the University than just the 5th floor of the Perry-Castaneda Library and the corner of my dorm room stacked with books. This year, it was more than just knowing my Social Security number that made me feel a part of the University. It was making the effort to TAKE A LOOK INSIDE. By Miles Fain 4 Take a Look Inside