Joy Stapp 
Editor-in-Chief 
Pat Cafferty Editorial Assistant 
Fran Smith Copy Editor 
Marguerite Freeman Supervisor 
Published by Texas Student Publications, Inc. The University of Texas at Austin Volume 77 


NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY 


The Tower stands as the traditional symbol of the University and overtly displays to all its "Number One"-ness. But as a new decade be­gins, this symbol of unity can't completely des­cribe the multiversity. Diversity more aptly ch"r­acterizes today's campus. There are tensions be­tween the traditional and the innovative, each claiming a different set of goals for the seventies. This year has been a year like no other. The lazy, hazy, crazy days of college are being put into perspective as the University community becomes more aware of itself and the world around it. The Cactus therefore has made an effort to re­cord the names, faces, events, and forces which have left their mark on the 
University, 7970. 
25 Academics 
89 Features 
169 Involvement 

489 Athletics 
553 Classes 





The University 1970 achieved size-a Texas tradition-with a fall enrollment of 35,678. But with size came problems. Talks on methods of limiting enrollment fizzled, and hope dimmed with the resignation of President Norman Hacker­man, who had argued the case for limited en­rollment with Regents Chairman Frank C. Erwin Jr., who favored 

no numerical limit 
on admissions. Efforts by Project Info and the Program for Economic Opportunity to expand the ratio of minority studer.its were shot ·down 
when the University refused to encourage re­cruiting of talented minority students who didn't meet established standards. A proposal to split the College of Arts and Sciences was brought up. Meanwhile, the campus was more crowded than ever, and finding a sympathetic ear or a parking place was a myth. 

To accomodate the surge of students, the Uni­versity has grown to cover 262 acres with more than l 00 buildings. 
A conglomeration 

of architectural styles greets the observer as a building erected at the turn of the century nestles next to a supe.rstructure completed in the last decade. The physical plant is valued at almost $200 million. Six colleges and seven schools com­pose the University, with more than 1,700 faculty members teaching 3,800 courses in 53 depart­ments. It has come far from the original 40-acre tract where classes began in 1883 with one build­ing, two departments, eight faculty members, and 221 students. 

And the growth continues. The University has grown almost to a linear limit, and is on the way UP. With construction of a number of high­rise living units and classroom buildings, the tower no longer dominates the Austin skyline. The 13-story Jester Center opened in the fall with facilities for housing and teaching 3,000 students and an inherent capacity for problems. The University, in a continual state of construc­
tion, is nearing the completion of the Joe C. Thompson Conference Center, the Physics-Math­Astronomy Building, and the Humanities Research Center. The Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Publ ic Affairs will open in September, 1970, providing an experimental approach to public administration. Located in the new LBJ Library and Sid W. Richards<?n Hall, the school will have a flexible curriculum in which students and fac­ulty will work on solutions for problems under time deadlines. This may prove to be an impor­tant asset 
for the future. 






The term "student" calls forth visions of long­haired radicals by the media, out-of-state agi­tators by the legislature, and "Joe College" by hopeful parents and alumni. But to those involved in the University community, the word depicts 

no stereotype. 
While older generations cringed at the mention of "do your own thing," the college generation did it. Each student had his own life style, his own goals, his own friends, and his own reason for being at the University. And in a school this size, nothing else really mattered. Each student came into contact with only a part of the Uni­versity-but for his purposes that part was the University in its entirety. The day of peer judge­ment and solidarity of interests screeched to a halt years ago when enrollment passed 20,000. 


The student constantly reevaluates his goals in the light of new ideas. From registration to graduation he reads countless pages and listens to numerous lectures with the hope that he is somehow preparing himself to live in a world which he will inherit. He quickly finds that there's no room for a student that doesn't know what he wants to do. A University this large can in no way cater to 35,000 



separate needs. 
Therefore, the burden is on the individual to decide what he wants from his education. But massive requirements stand in the way of a stu­dent who wants to get a liberal education in his own definition of the word. 




Even a national championship football team couldn't unite diverse elements of the University community, but it came close. It's 
easy to be proud 

of a number one ranked team, and even non-foot­ball fans were justifiably caught up in the glory. School spirit that once dominated the Un\versity still existed and was of prime importance for some. But it was only one element in the com­plex reasons for the University's existence. 


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Relaxation on the University campus wasn't antithetical to the students' purposes-a moment for reflection or conversation often brought into focus fleeting thoughts, facts, and opinions that have been thrown at the student from hundreds of sources. It could be a time to evaluate goals or a time to get away from it all and 


clear the mind. 






Education is where you seek it . . . and there was plenty of it around the University. Because this is a multiversity, opportunities abounded whether CEC, Drama productions, Union speak­ers, Challenge, or sports. A student in search of a liberal education needed only 

to make time 

apart from his required courses to broaden his horizons. Few students, proportionately, found the time. 






As a student pursues higher education, he be­gins to ask a multitude of "why?" questions. He cannot understand a war in another part of the world that's been going on since he was in jun­ior high. 

He wonders why 
an antiquated stadium in a poor location must be made larger at the expense of the environment. He wants to know why, and he wants to figure out the answers himself. Why-thinkers had a lot to think about this year, and most of it concerned the University and confrontations-why must there be a confrontation for each change? Why must there be a confrontation for a new idea to evolve? Why aren't things handled before they reach confrontation level?· 

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Repeated confrontations forced students to be­come more thoughtful. It was easy to ignore the moratoriums-it was easy not to have an opinion on Waller Creek...-it was harder to remain aloof from the violence at the Chuck Wagon-but for the march on May 8, it became virtually im­possible not to 

become involved. 


The University is so varied, vast, and complex that no one person can ever grasp its every de­tail. Yet each person carries with him his own 



thoughts and ideas 

of what it was like to live, work and study in its community. As the University expands, it touches more lives and thus more people are aware of its actions. The eyes of Texas and a great many others are upon us. 


Academics 


The University is a complex of power structure -vast on paper, deep in red tape, and plagued with administrative and managerial problems. 
A challenge to teaching excellence exists with­in any large institution of higher education. Em­phasis in many University operations was directed this year to quality of education. 
The Board of Regents expressed concern over the educational efficiency of the gigantic College of Arts and Sciences. Faculty members discussed the monolithic structure's influence on educational quality-and debated the possibility of a split into smaller colleges. 
The nature and purpose of education was questioned. A student-faculty committee began the search for a new University president to re­place Dr. Norman Hackerman, who resigned in April. Criteria used in the selection may point to the 
future direction 
of education at The University of Texas at Austin. Much depends on the choice-and who wields how much authority. 

25  Administration  
40  Academics  
84  Teaching Excellence Awards  



A new decade 	showed The University of 
Texas System sprawling across the state as the


UNIVERSITY 
seventh largest higher education system in the United States. Total fall enrollment numbered 64,572 including students enrolled in extension

OF TEXAS 
courses. More than 35,000 were on the Austin campus. The System's extensive growth reached new

SYSTEM 

heights with the Legislature's creation of several new institutions. These future component institu­tions are included in the map of the expanded System. 
Financial support of the System is increas­ingly dependent on legislative appropriations. Other sources of income include federal funds, student tuition and fees, individual gifts, and philanthropic foundations. 
System Nursing School 
U. 	T. Arlington •• U. T. Dallas Dallas Medical School 
U. T. Permian Basin 
Houston Medical School Houston Dental School 
• McDonald Observatory M. D. Anderson 
G. S. B. S. 
•
U. T. AUSTIN 	Public Health School 
• 
U. T. San Antonio • 
San Antonio Medical School San Antonio Dental School 
Galveston Medical Branch 
T xan Culture• ln1titute Lutcher Center 
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Port Aransas Marine Institute The University of Texas McDonald Observatory at Mount Locke The University of Texas Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas 
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO 
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS INSTITUTIONS IN NORTH TEXAS The University of Texas at Arlington The University of Texas at Dallas The University of Texas (Southwestern) Medical School at Dallas 
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS INSTITUTIONS IN SAN ANTONIO The University of Texas at San Antonio The University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio The University of Texas Dental School at San Antonio The University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio The University of Texas Lutcher Center at San Antonio 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN 
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON 
The University of Texas Medical School at Galveston 
The University of Texas Hospitals at Galveston 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT HOUSTON 
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston 
The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston 
The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute at Houston 

The University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at Houston 
The University of Texas School of Public Health at Houston 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS NURSING SCHOOL (SYSTEM-WIDE) The University of Texas Graduate Nursing School at Austin The University o{ Texas (Undergraduate) Nursing School at Austin The University of Texas (Undergraduate) Nursing School at El Paso The University of Texas (Clinical) Nursing School at Galveston The University of Texas (Clinical) Nursing School at San Antonio 



University System 
Under the leadership of the 38th Texas Gov­ernor Preston Smith in his first term of office, the 61 st Texas Legislature passed over 70 bills and resolutions affecting the University System's policies and growth. 
Reflecting the increasing population of the State and the larger number of high school grad­uates who wish to attend State colleges, the Leg­islature authorized a number of new institutions in The University of Texas System. These include a four-year general academic institution, The University of Texas at San Antonio; The University of Texas of the Permian Basin for junior, senior, and graduate students; The University of Texas 
Dental School at San Antonio; The University of Texas at Dallas, limited to graduate students un­til 1975; The University of Texas Medical School at Houston; and a Clinical Nursing School in San Antonio, as a part of The University of Texas Nursing School (Systemwide). 
In addition to creating the new institutions, a law was passed increasing the benefits of the Teac;her Retirement System of Texas. A resolution was passed expressing appreciation to DeWitt 
C. Reddick, former dean of the School of Com­munication. 
The Legislature also provided for the Coor­dinating Board to issue Texas College Student Loan Fund Bonds in the total maximum amount of $285 million to provide funds for Texas Op­portunity Plan Student Loans. 
The chief executive officer for the entire Sys­tem is Chancellor Harry Huntt Ransom. This posi­tion was created by the Board of Regents in 1950 
as the authorized link between the Board and the heads of the University's statewide units in the implementation of general policies. 
The Chancellor coordinates degree programs, both undergraduate and graduate, as the System continues to increase in size and scope. He is the executive agent of the Board of Regents. 
Preston Smith, Governor 


Board of Regents 
The organization and government of The Uni­versity of Texas System are entrusted to a board of nine regents, appointed by the Governor with the advise and consent of the Senate. Chosen from various sections of the state, members serve a term o.f six years. These terms are staggered so that every two years three new members are appointed. 
As the policy-making advisory board, the Re­gents review issues concerning the System. During the year the Board approved over $225 million for expansion of facilities in Austin. 
A Water Resources Center and Hydraulic Test­
ing Area was approved for the Balcones Re­
search Center. Astroturf was installed in Memo­
rial Stadium, and construction began on the 
additional upper deck to the stadium to increase 
its total seating capacity. A $6.5 million School of 
Communication and Texas Student Publication 
complex was approved. 
Two old U.S. post offices in downtown Aus­
tin were restored for office space and renamed 
0. Henry Hall and Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall. A $400,000 athletic dining facility for Jester Cen­ter was approved. Other approvals included 40 tennis courts for the intramural field, additions to the service building, and several million dollars for continuing expansion programs. 
Projects completed during the year on the Austin campus included the Beauford H. Jester Center, the John A. Burdine Building, the Student Health Center addition, the Joe C. Thompson Con­ference Center, Music Building East, additional units of women's cooperatives, the Sid W. Rich­ardson Hall, the remodeling of the South Wing of University Junior High, the beautification of the east campus entrance and mall, and the extension of the power plant. 
The Regents authorized the second year of Project Info, a student originated and operated program of providing Texas high school students with information concerning the University. 
The Regents approved the appointment of John 
A. Gronouski, former Postmaster General and Ambassador to Poland, as dean of the Lyndon 
B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Alexander 
L. Clark, sociologist, was appointed associate dean. 
FRONT ROW: W. H. Bauer, Frank C. Erwin, Jr., Chairman, Jack S. Josey, Frank N. Ikard. SECOND ROW: Dan C. Williams, John Peace, E. T. Ximenes, Jenkins Garrett, Joe M. Kilgore. 


The System 



Several administrative units were added to the System's organization this year. The Deputy Chancellor is the chief administrative officer es­tablishing basic policies for the government and operation of each component institution. 
Also assisting the Chancellor is a staff of three Executive Vice-Chancellors and five Vice-Chan­cellors. 
Reporting directly to the Chancellor, the Ex­ecutive Director of the Development Board plans, coordinates, and directs private fund raising pro­grams on behalf of the System. This year, two out-of-state residents headed the Board for the first time in its 31-year-old history. Elected chair­man and vice-chairman respectively were L. L. Colbert of Detroit and J. D. Wrather Jr. of Bev­erly Hills. 
The Information Service handles all media relations for the System and the Austin campus. Relations with governmental and public agencies are coordinated by the Vice-Chancellor for Pub­lic Affairs. 





Kenneth Hayden Ashworth Assistant to the V. C. for Academic Programs 
As part of the Chancellor's Academic Plan­ning Cabinet, the Executive Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs has the general assignment of effective coordination, direction, and regular oper­ation of the general academic institutions. He rec­ommends the election of the presidents of the System's general academic institutions and con­ducts long-range academic planning. The Execu­tive Vice-Chancellor reports directly to the Dep­uty Chancellor. 
The Vice-Chancellor for Academic Programs works in the implementation of uniform curricu­lum programs in the academic institutions of the System. His office coordinates and reviews any changes in degree programs. He reports to the Executive Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. 
The Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Student Af­fairs develops and advises on plans, programs, and services as they relate to students. These areas include student life, health services, intra­mural sports, counseling, admission, and financial aids. 



The System 






The Executive Vice-Chancellor for Fiscal Af-· fairs is the chief financial officer of the System. He is responsible for planning and implementing a uniform business program for the System. The Executive Vice-Chancellor develops programs of long-range planning for physical facilities and financial resources. He reports to the Deputy Chancellor. 
The acquisition of property for the Univer­sity's institutions is supervised by the Vice-Chan­cellor for Operations. He coordinates the System's security program and negotiations for the estab­lishment of new institutions. 
The Vice-Chancellor for Investments, Trusts, and Lands deals with the investment and manage­ment of endowment money, gift funds, and real . estate belonging to the University. 
The Budget Director handles budget prepara­tion, control and financial reporting. The Executive Director of Facilities Planning and Construction supervises new construction and permanent im­provements. The Comptroller formulates proce­dures for business operations in such areas as accounting, procurement, data processing, rec­ords, and contracts. The System Personnel Director plans, develops, and coordinates policies concern­
ing personnel. 



University Administration 
President Norman Hackerman is the chief ad­ministrative officer of The University of Texas at Austin. He is assisted by an immediate staff of three vice-presidents in the areas of academic, business, and student affairs. 
In the fall, Dr. Hackerman approved the ac­tivation of two new faculty organizations. The University Council, legislative branch of the Austin campus; is the successor to the Faculty Council, expanded to include more elected faculty repre­sentatives and three students. 
Another organization created was the Faculty Senate, composed of elected faculty members of the University Council having administrative duties no higher than those of a department chairman. 
President Hackerman continued his particip.a­tion in the KUT-FM radio program, "Insight: Cam­pus '70," in which he and students discussed issues of higher education. 
The deans of the Austin camp~s schoo)s and colleges report directly to the President. Also under his direction are the Dean of the Division of Extension, the Directors of Intercollegiate Ath­letics, the Measurement and Evaluation Center, the University Personnel Office, and the Univer­sity of Texas Press, and the Librarian. 

Frank H. Wardlaw, Director H. Paul Kelley, Director University Pren Measurement and Evaluation Center 


The Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Gard­ner Lindzey, is responsible for the areas of special projects, organized research, the international pro­grams, and the Texas Memorial Museum. This year, Dr. Lir.dzey, was re-elected to the board of trustees of the Universities Research Association, Inc., for a three-year term. 



James H. Colvin continued to serve as Vice­President for Business Affairs. He is responsible for all business procedures and policies of the Austin campus. He is assisted by the directors of several divisions. 
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G. 	Charles Franklin Business Manager 
Reporting to the Vice-President for Business Af­fairs are the Directors of Accounting, Physical Plant, and Data Processing, the Purchasing Agent, the Chief of Traffic and Security Services, and the 
Manager of the Stenographic Bureau. G. Charles Franklin was appointed to the newly-created po­sition of Business Manager this year. 

Robert Eugene Simpson, Director Data Processing Division 






Ira lacoe, Director 
Paul C. Trickett, M. D. Counseling & Psychological Services Director, Student Health Center 


The Administration 

Vice-President for Student Affairs Bryce Jor­dan administers all student services divisions. 
As a follow-up of the 1969 summer Student Services Institute, his office published a St"dent Advising Handbook. 
New ·Student Affairs programs during the year included two grants issued by the President to the Office of Student Financial Aids. One went to develop more part-time jobs for students. The other provided funds to develop and print a cur­
rent informational handbook for students. 
Dr. Jordan continued his "Informal Coffee" 
sessions to which students were randomly invited 
to discuss issues and exchange ideas pertaining 
to University life. 

Edward Lee Carpenter Director of Student Financlill Alda 
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Office of the Dean of Students 


When Stephen McClellan became Dean of Students in June, 1969, he revised the organ­ization of the office to give greater educational dimension to the programing of out-of-class af­fa irs. 
Through the Division of Research and Devel­opmental Programs, attempts are made to estab­lish programs to bridge the lack-of-communication gap. In January, Orange Notes was initially pub­lished. An impact survey served not only to evaluate but also to inform students of the serv­
ices offered. 
The Division of Special Programs and Ethnic Affairs includes the student-originated Project Info. "Continuing Education of Women" provides general educational counseling for the older re­
turning women students. Six orientation programs throughout the year provided freshmen and transfers an introduction to the academic community. A peer counseling service was staffed by trained student advisers. 
Through the Division of Student Organiza­tions and Activities, all registered student orgarii­iations are provided the use of campus facilities, 
accounting and banking services, and assistance with leadership training. The intramural sports p r o g r a m offers recreation for all who are interested. 
General housing information and consultative services for University owned housing residents are provided by the staff. Records and Referrals deals with crisis cases, student conduct and dis­cipline, and confidential records. 









Margaret Peck Jack lee Kaplan Edwin Booth Price Consultant to the Dean of Students Assistant Dean of Studenta Assistant Dean of Students 

STUDENT GROUP ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Dorothy Dean, Frank Campbell, Ruth Smith. BACK ROW: Almetris Duren, Richard Nicholas, Elizabeth Wellborn. 



Dads' Association 
Since its organization on Oct. 16, 1948, the Dads' Association has afforded thousands of par­ents an opportunity to visit the Austin campus. In the fall, the group sponsored Dads' Day with events plar:med specifically for fathers. A tradi­tional reception and coffee hour for the mothers was also held. 
Association membership was offered to all dads of students and alumni. Its organizational framework provided the University with a geo­graphically widespread group of leadership, sup­port, and understanding. 
Richard A. Gump of Dallas served as presi­dent this year. 
The organization provided awards, scholarships,, and other recognition of leadership and aca­demic accomplishment. Mary Tom Keller of Mon­roe, La., and Grady Rylander of Austin were honored by the Association at the Baylor game as Outstanding Students. 
The Dads' Digest was published four times annually by the Association and distributed to the dues-paying members. A complimentary copy was mailed to more than 30,000 dads this year. 
Outstanding Students, Mary Tom Keller and Grady Rylander, were honored by the Dads' Association at the Baylor game. 
OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Dr. Richard B. Grant Jr., Bryan; J. R. Imber, Houiton; Richard A. Gump, Dallas; Ralph Spence, Tyler; George A. Mussel· man, San Antonio. SECOND ROW: W. D. Blunk, Austin; Dr. Francia A. Gar­bade, Galveston; Raymond G. Pipkin, San Angelo; James G. Blanchette Jr., 
Dallas; George P. Morrill, Beeville; Thomas J. Holmes, Houston; W. C. 
Montgomery, Midland. 

Ir, ..  
FRONT ROW: Pat Maguire, Prissy Mays, Diane Follet, Doris Drummond, Mary Paul, Ann Scherz, Pat Kidson, Loraine Jackson, Pat Carrington. SECOND ROW: Duchess Handley, Helen Peterson, Holly Flagg, Mary McGilvray, Helene Nelson, Janice Wright, Judy Halla, Sue Bluethman, Becky Jacks. THI RD ROW: Charles Walden, Phil Cornejo, Merdy Cherry, Roy Vaughan.  

Ex-Students' Association 

An International Alumni Conference, the first 
of its· kind on a U. S. campus, was sponsored by 
the University's Ex-Students' Association in May. 
Attracting some 500 foreign nationals who are 
University alumni, the academically-oriented con­
ference focused on major addresses by speakers 
of international renown, followed by panel dis­cussions and seminars. As a part of the associa­tion's "Service in the ?O's" program, the confer­ence was designed to encourage the University's foreign alumni to establish a more active rela­tionship with their alma mater. 
A special edition of ALCALDE, the magazine 
for Texas Exes, was published and mailed to 
alumni living outside the United States following 
the conference, thus strengthening the ties which 
bind Texas Exes around the world. 
To interpret the University's problems and to report its progress have been major goals of the Ex-Students' Association since it was organized in 1885, two years after the University first opened its doors. Housed in the Lila B. Etter Alumni Cen­
ter, the independent organization's affairs are governed by a 53-member Executive Council elected by the 22,000-plus members. A full-time staff of 20 is headed by Jack Maguire, executive director since 1956. 
Jack Maguire, Executive Director 
College of 
Arts and Sciences 
The College of Arts and Sciences worked this year to create an environment in which each stu­dent could advance toward his individual version of a liberal education. To provide this environ­ment, the administration and faculty continued to promote excellence in curriculum, advising, and teaching. 
With a revision of the basic degree plan, de­partments were able to enrich course offerings. 
Traditional courses were changed as new de­velopments modernized several fields. Innova­tions, with special emphasis on interdisciplinary courses and independent studies, were prevalent. 
Departments within the college gave special attention to the advising of students. The Depart­ment of English established an office for under­graduate advising under Max Roger Westbrook, associate professor of English. In the spring, more than 340 faculty members responded to the need to advise students with undetermined majors. 
Concerted efforts were made to recruit only excellent teachers. Student evaluation of teachers and courses was an integral part of the assess­ment of faculty members. 
Special recognition was given to several pro­fessors. Clifton Madison Grubbs, associate pro­fessor of economics, received the first Jean Hollo­way Award for Teaching Excellence. Recipients of the Bromberg Awards were G. Karl Galinsky, associate professor of classics; Janet Kaufman King, assistant professor of Germanic languages; Paul Francis Schmidt, assistant professor of Slavic languages; and Warwick Paul Wadlington, as­sistant professor of English. 
Dramatic improvements were made this year in the freshman programs in two of the largest de­partments in the college-mathematics and English. A complete revision in the mathematics curriculum resulted in regular faculty teaching introductory courses, with teaching assistants con­ducting discussion groups and individual tutorials. 
Research studies supported by the Hogg Foundation were initiated to determine and more adequately respond to the educational needs of students. One project sought to find the factors leading or compelling students to interrupt their academic programs during a semester. The other focused on graduating seniors, reporting their experiences while students. 
Continued efforts of the administration, staff, and faculty offered each student personal con­sideration while striving to create an environment more conducive to self-realization. 

Students studying the Italian theater presented "lumie di Sicilia." 


Professor James E. Boggs, demonstrated the use of media in the Jester Center Auditorium during his Chemistry 305 class. 
Special Centers 
Edgar C. Polome, Director Stanley R. Ross, Director Robert Alan Fernea, Director Thomas J. O'Hare, Director Center for Asian Studies Center for Latin American Studies Center for Middle Eastern Studies Language Laboratory 
FRONT ROW: Symmes Oliver, chairman; Dee Story, Edward Davis, Martha Galbraith, Richard Bauman, Peter Gardner, Mary Sanches, Russell Reid. SECOND ROW: James Neely, William Newcomb, Thomas Campbell, John Cornell, John Hotchkiss, Francis Johnston, Joel Sherzer, Am~rico Paredes. 
Anthropology 



FRONT ROW: Harlan Smith, chairman; Frank Edmonds, David Evans, 
William Bidelman, William Jefferys, William Hubbard; SECOND ROW:

~nters 
Daniel Weedman, Peter Wild, Bruce Ulrich, David L;imbert, Derek Wills, 
Frank Bash, Gerard Moseley, Robert Tull. 

Astronomy 

FRONT ROW: Billie Lee Turner, chairman; Jack Myers, Ernest Arthur Bell, 
W. Gordon Whaley, Robert l. Airth, Tom J. Mabry, Calvin McMillan. 
Botany
SECOND ROW: E. Laurence Thurston, Irwin Spear, Guy A. Thompson, Richard H. Wilson, Constantine J. Alexopoulos, Harold C. Bold, Max 
D. Summers, · Bruce N. Smith. THIRD ROW: Daniel E. Willard, Peter B. Nunn, David P. Bloch, Walter V. Brown, Howard J. Arnofl, Michael J. Wynne, Marshall C. Johnston. 
Chemistry 
FRONT ROW: William Shive, Stanley Simonsen, Raymond Davis, Philip Bailey, Allen Bard, Charles Wade, David DeRosier, Barrie Kitto, David Cox, Philip Stotler. SECOND ROW: Ben Shoulders, Albert Noyes, Denis Kohl, Stephen Webber, Paul Noble, James Boggs, Boyd Hardesty, Stephen Monti, William Wade, John Gilbert, Royston Roberts. THIRD ROW: Conrad Cone, Daniel Ziegler, Robert Kramling, Gilbert Ayres, George Stey, Lynn Rodewald, Alan Wingrove, William Ford, Ali-Ali Khalaf. FOURTH ROW: John Szendrey, Mary Cordova, Martha Ebra, Parmjit Sood, Michael Haralson, Mark Hazelrigg, Ellen Gilliam, Raymond Brockhaus, Richard Sapienza, Mahmoud Abdel-Basil. FIFTH ROW: Larry Sander, Ira Hessel, Harold Gatlin, Nancy Macrini, Cecil Dybowski, John Franka, Craig Whit­fill, John Omnaas, Jerry Eppner, Kenny Nicholas, Timothy Matzke, Aubrey Skinner, Roy Clark, Karl-Heinz Bantel, William Padolina. SIXTH ROW: William Gardiner, Julian Baskin, John Roberts, Kenneth Hurst, William Bryson, Kenneth Hill, Charles Bush, Curtis Dillard, Elizabeth Smith, Joel Oliver, Robert lade, Judith Haley, Edward Golla, Thomas Devon. 
FRONT ROW: John Herington, chairman; Anne MacDonald, Karl Galinsky, 
David Campbell, Caterina Kerenyi, Robert Wind, James Wiseman, Oscar Reinmuth. SECOND ROW: Frederick Ahl, Charles Doria, John Guion, Douglass Parker, Fred Mench, James Hitt, George Doig, James Hynd. THIRD ROW: James Dee, Nathan Heatley, David Holdsworth, John Garth­waite, Edwin Watkins, Nikolaos Panayotakis, Michael Roberts. 
Classics 


a Cri;g Yl1ii1. tile,Aiibr'Y SIXTH ROW: 
'11, Wima~ 
FRONT ROW: Chittoor Ramamoorthy, Robert Gregory, David Young, John Whiteman. SECOND ROW: Y. lkebe, Raymond Yeh, John Campbell, Angus Pearson, Terrence Prall, Richard Kendall. 
Computer Sciences 

FRONT ROW: Carey C. Thompson, chairman; Wendell C. Gordon, Stephen 
l. McDonald, Daniel C. Morgan, Charles E. Butler. SECOND ROW: Krishan 
Economics 
G. Saini, Niles M. Hansen, H. H. Liebhafsky, F. Tomasson Jannuzi, George 
G. Daly, Jared E. Hazleton. THIRD ROW: C. Wade Clifton, Forest G. Hill, 
B. Joe Colwell, George R. Gebhart, Vernon M. Briggs, Gerald F. Higgins. 
English 
FRONT ROW: Robert N. Megaw, chairman; Daniel M. McKeithan, John A. Walter, Maxine C. Hairston, Gerald Langford, Arthur M. Cory, Neal A. Craig. SECOND ROW: Clarence l. Cline, Powell Stewart, Robert H. Wilson, William 0 . Sutherland, Max R. Westbrook, Warwick P. Wadling­ton. THIRD ROW: David DeCamp, James H. Sledd, Trudie K. Preciphs, Janis F. G. Mather, Dorothy J. Ratley, David J. Delaura, William C. Stephenson. FOURTH RQW: Willis W. Pratt, Archibald A. Hill, Lucetta J. Teagarden, Ruth P. M. Lehmann, FranR H. Lyell, Maurine D. McElroy, Malcolm Genet. FIFTH ROW: Joseph J. Moldenhauer, Edwin T. Bowden, Robert l. Russell, Joseph E. Kruppa , Gordon H. Mills, Wayne A. Rebhorn, John S. Lambert. SIXTH ROW: Rosanne Potter, Joseph Stephen Jones, Aubrey D. McAuley, Palmer W. Wright, William l. Nance, Willard J. Graver. SEVENTH ROW: Joseph Malof, Charles Byrd, Norman K. Farmer, Thomas McMahon, Marguerite Dean, Samuel E. Vandiver, David Kuryk. 

FRONT ROW: James Stephens, acting chaiman; Jane Lippmann, Wanda Pair, Michael Ronden, Judy Jondahl. SECOND ROW: Denise Schulze,
French-Italian 
Beverly Shivers, James Tedder, Maria Wells, Antonella Pease. THIRD ROW: John Fadell, Mary Baker, Michel Toumaniantz, Herman James, Robert Hill, Harold Wylie, Bill Dooley. FOURTH ROW: Valeria Furino, William Kibler, Suzanne Jamieson, Estelle Trepanier, Mary Gaddis, Made­leine Derdeyn-Joseph, Isabelle Peltier. FIFTH ROW: Edmond Bazerghi, Ernest Haden, Josette Bigelow, Michel Dassonville, Danny Aynesworth. 


FRONT ROW: Robert K. Holz, Michael E. Sabbagh, Christopher Shane Davies. SECOND ROW: Donald D. Brand, Robert C. Mayfield, chairman; Paul W. English, George W. Hoffman. 
Geography 
FRONT ROW: William Muehlberger, chairman; Samuel Ellison, Stephen Clabaugh, Daniel Barker, Robert Boyer. SECOND ROW: William Rust, 
Geological Sciences 
Charles Bell, John Wilson, Ralph Kehle, Leon Long, Alan J. Scott. THIRD ROW: Edward Jonas, Lynton Land, Fred McDowell, Ernest Lundelius, Simon Sheppard, Peter Rodda. 
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FRONT ROW: Stanley Werbow, chairman; Ralph Read, Frances Scholz, Janet King, Helmut Rehder, Edgar Polome, Wolfgang Michael. SECOND ROW: George Schulz-Behrend, Charles Schmid, Walter Wetzels, John Weinstock, Charles Findlay, Hubert Heinen, Don Travis. THIRD ROW: William Duell, Christoph Cobet, Robert Mollenauer, Francis Bulhof, Glenn 
Gilbert, Thomas O'Hare, A. Leslie Willson. 
Germanic Languages 


FRONT ROW: Robert Wagner, acting chairman; Janice May, Wallace Mendelson, Elspeth Rostow. SECOND ROW: Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor, 
Government 
Robert Lineberry, Karl Schmitt, Ronald Brey, James Bill, Edward Taborsky. 
THIRD ROW: James Soukup, Lawrence Graham, James Roach, Roderick 
Bell, Richard Kraemer, Charles Parrish. Elliot Zashin, Murray Havens. 

FRONT ROW: Standish Meacham, acting chairman; Barnes Lathrop, Wayne Morgan, Steven Ross. SECOND ROW: Brian Levack, Lewis Gould, Juan Friede, Richard Sinkin, Philip White. THIRD ROW: Robert Cotner, Graham Cosmas, James Curtis, Norman Brown, Gaines Post, Michael Hall. 
History 
FRONT ROW: Janet Collins, Ardis Rewerts, Jean Hejl, Tracy Aycock, Anna Marie Ward. SECOND ROW: Carole Bansemer, Sallie Moore, Gayle 
Home Economics 
Browne, Sara Brooks, Mary Goldmann, Louise Snider, Shirley Cannamore, Phyllis Richards. THIRD ROW: John Longenecker, Anna Brightman, Charles York, Gladys Everson, Betsey Hall, Nancy Shelley, Bess Caldwell, Verna Auxier, Fern Staggs. 
FRONT ROW: Winfred Lehmann, Roy Teele, Jacob Mey, Carl Baker, Charles Cairns. SECOND ROW: Edgar Polome, Najm Bezirgan, Maya Chodin, Robert Wall, Carlota Lightner, Theodore Lightner. THIRD ROW: Yehuda Shamir, Mary Clayton, Lauri Karllunen, John Bordie, Sian Yen, Mohammad Jazay­
ery. FOURTH ROW: Roy Blizzard, Horace Parker, Peter MacNeilage, Robert
Linguistics 
Harms, Ernest Haden. 
FRONT ROW: Leonard Gillman, chairman; Robert Juola, John Dollard, Dale Walston, Efraim Armendariz. SECOND ROW: Newcomb Greenleaf, Larry Schumaker. Milo Weaver, Galen Seever, Howard Curtis. THIRD ROW: 
M athematics 
George Lorentz, Anne Barnes, John Durbin, Ralph Cain, Peter John, Ray Carry. FOURTH ROW: GeNelle Beck, Don Edmondson, Woodrow Bledsoe, Roy Kerr, DeWayne Nymann. FIFTH ROW: Glenadine Gibb, John Gilbert, Roger Osborn, S. W. Joshi, Ervin Prouse, Clifford Gardner. SIXTH ROW: Elton Lacey, Sterling Berberian, Michael Richter, Bernhard Amberg. SEV­ENTH ROW: Simon Bernau, Robert Gregory, Klaus Bichteler. EIGHTH ROW: Frederik Steutel, Kai Failings, Robert Greenwood, David Young, Gary Cobb. NINTH ROW: Joe Fisher. 

FRONT ROW: Charles Lankford, chairman; Marie Morrow, Orville Wyss, Vernon Schuhardt, Bernard Sagik, Marion Woolsey, David Gibson. SECOND RC5W: Charles Earhart, Leonard Rode, James Walker, William Mandy, Paul Szaniszlo, Dwayne Sa~age, Henry Bose, Derek Hoare, Billy Cooper. 
Microbiology 
FRONT ROW: Irwin Lieb, chairman; Charles Hartshorne, Alexander Moure­latos, Edwin Allaire, Raja Rao. SECOND ROW: Norman Martin, Richard 
Philosophy
Zaner, Laurence Bonjour, Bernard Gendron, William Mahan, Edward Lee, Martin Scott-Taggart, Robert Audi. THIRD ROW: Gerd Buchdahl, Ignazio Angelelli, Peier Janich, Robert Palter, Joseph Bien, John Murphy, Louis 
Mackey. 


Physics 
FRONT ROW: Frederik de Welle, chairman; Cary Davids, Robert Moore, Alfred Schild, Ennackal Sudarshan, Dieter Brill, Robert Yaes, Michael Gund­zik, Ronald Parsons. SECOND ROW: Alfred Nolle, Peter Riley, James Bardsley, David Ross, Phillip Little, Patrick Richard, Thomas Griffy, Peter Antoniewicz, Giuseppe Maiella. THIRD ROW: J. Gavenda, Rui Mendes, Manfred Fink, Henry Wong, Arnold Lopez.Cepero, John Sheffield, Kenneth Gentle, William Rienstra, Rudiger Gobel, Manuel Velarde. FOURTH ROW: Robert Little, Eric Sheldon, Arno Bohm, Claude Horton, Alan Macmahon, Roger Bengston, Mosao Yamada, Linda Reich!, Leonard Simmons, John Rae, Aust'n Gleeson, Henry Strauss. FIFTH ROW: Lothar Frommhold, Leonard Simmons, John Rae, Austin Gleeson, Henry Strauss. FIFTH ROW: Lothar Frommhold, Leonard Kleinman, Robert Clark, Frederick Hinton, Alan Gibson, Claude Horton, Russell Collins, Lawrence Shepley, William Mc­Cormick. 
Psychology 

FRONT ROW: Janel T. Spence, cha irman; Phillip Mann, Jan Bruell, Elliot Aronson, Arnold Buss, Faye Gibson, Delbert Thiessen, Martin Manosevitz, Abram Amsel. SECOND ROW: Kent Gummerman, George Parker, Roger Stouwie, Norman Prentice, Albert Chammah, Ira lscoe, Robert Helmreich, David Cohen, Robert Wicklund, David Holmes, Coleman Merryman, Quinn McNemar, Donald Foss. THIRD ROW: Peter Polson, David Hakes, John Loehlin, Walter Stolz, Joseph Horn, Jerald Jellison, Robert Young. 

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FRONT ROW: Sidney Monas, chairman; John Kolsti, Jan Perkowski, Richard Sylvester, . Paul Schmidt, Philip Klindt. 
Slavic Languages 
FRONT ROW: Joseph Lopreato, chairman; Robert G. Cushing, Samuel Dale Mclemore, Henry Bullock. SECOND ROW: Benjamin S. Bradshaw, Walter I. 
Sociology
Firey, Jack P. Gibbs, Daniel 0. Price, Louis A. Zurcher, John C. Higley. THIRD ROW: John H. Lane, J. Allen Williams, Charles M. Bonjean, Frank 
D. Bean, Richard L. Henshel, Russell L. Curtis, Egil Fivelsdal. 
FRONT ROW: Carlos Vargas, Carter Wheelock, Roberto loayza, Dionisio Ridruejo, David Sisto, Miguel Gonzalez-Gerth. SECOND ROW: Rodolfo Cardona, chairman; Nancy Dyer, Elaine D'Entremont, Beatriz Jarvis, Mary 

Kilmer, Karen Getty, Landon Lockett. THIRD ROW: George Schade, Allen Phillips, Ramon Martinez-Lopez, Vicente Cantarino, Joseph Matluck, Fred­
Spanish 
erick Hensey, Jose Sanchez, Douglass Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Norman Potter, Luis Arocena, Neil Devereaux, Frederick Hodcroft, Michael Mc­
Gaha, Ricardo Gullon, Fred Ellison, N stor Lugones, Dorothy Turner. 
Portuguese 
Zoology 

FRONT ROW: Auline Schrank, chairman; Hugh Forrest, Burke Judd, James Larimer. SECOND ROW: Crodowaldo Pavan, Clark Hubbs, Robert Barth, Austin Phelps, Guy Bush, Ken-ichi Kojima, Michael Collins. THIRD ROW: Antone Jacobson, Terrell Hamilton, Eric Pianca, Lawrence Fox, Bob San­ders, John Biesele, Franklin Bronson, Charles laird, Yuichiro Hiraizumi. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Wheeler, James Courtright, Daniel Otte, George Bittner, Michael Menaker, Barry Hinderstein. FIFTH ROW: Osmond Breland, Bassett Maguire, Edward Powers, Jack Myers, Oscar Wiegand. 

FRONT ROW: Thomas Barlow, director; Kenneth Tyson, William Bethea, 
Merron Hodges, Howard Gilstrap. SECOND ROW: James Lee, Charles 

Craven, Darrell Williams, Forrest Dolgener. Karl Klein. THIRD ROW: William Garner. Charles Leinbach, James Mowry, Henry Chapman, Donald 
McMiken. 
Men's PE 
FRONT ROW: ·Barbara Nelson, Deanna Pommerenk, Nelda Burke, Lurae Harvey, Jo Spearman, Dorothy Lovett. SECOND ROW: Jean Dalton, Carolyn 
Women's PE Hewatt, Patricia Weis, Maxine Beardsley, Jane Spragens, Martha Artus. THIRD ROW: Betty Thompson, director; Marcille Bradshaw, Dorothy Burd­eshaw, Louise Horvath, Hazel Davis, Mary LeCompte, Pauline Maxwell. 

College of 
Business 
Administration 
Since it was authorized by the Board of Regents in 1916, the College of Business Ad­ministration has developed a historical record of academic excellence in the areas of research and teaching. Its growth in size over the years was indicated by the 4,247 students who were en­rolled in programs in the college in the fall of 1969. The quality of the college's programs con­tinued to attract outstanding students from all sections of the United States. Each year the members of the faculty devote considerable effort to the restructuring of academic programs to meet the future needs of education for business. 
Over the years the college has been able to assemble one of the more competent inter­disciplinary faculties in the nation, resulting in the development of numerous new courses as well as the expansion of multi-disciplinary ap­proaches to education for business. 
Approximately 75 undergraduate students are enrolled in the Honors Program each year. Stu­dents in this program comprise a highly selective group. Entrance into the program is approved only after careful consideration of the student's total academic record and personal qualities. Many students in the program pursue in­dividualized programs of study which include courses offered by departments outside the Col­lege of Business Administration. 
The CBA Student Council was actively involved in the affairs of the college and participated jointly with faculty members on many committees and in the sponsorship of special programs. In addition, the student organizations representing the various professional areas of international business, marketing, accounting, finance, man­agement, petroleum land management, insurance, statistics, and business education provided an opportunity for a professional link between the school and the business community. 
The annual College of Business Administration Week was held March 9-13. Approximately 30 executives from Texas and other states accepted invitations to act as "profs for a day" to discuss trends in their fields with various business classes. During the week the college elected as its sweet­heart Barbara Mclaughlin, a junior management student from Houston. 


Typing courses are required of all Office Administration students. The minimum requirement in advanced classes is 70 words per minute. 
CBA Week guest was S. E. Knudsen, former president of Ford Motor Co. 
FRONT ROW: Charles Zlatkovich, chairman; Charles Griffin, Harley Court­ney, Eugene Sauls, Lewis Davidson, Ray Sommerfeld. SECOND ROW: 
Accounting
Robert Dickens, Barry Cushing, Don Vickery, Kermit Larson, Gary Holstrum, Charles Smith, John Willingham. 
Finance 
General Business 
FRONT ROW: Lawrence L. Crum, chairman; James R. Kay, Richard W. McEnally, Jerry D. Todd, Richard E. Bell, Harold A. Wolf, Robert B. William­son, Robert D. Mettlen. SECOND ROW: Rebert C. W:tt, Lynn F. Anderson, Ernest W. Walker, Charles W. Hackett, Edward A. Dyl, R. Conrad Doenges, 
J. Barry Gertz. Fred Hegi, Harry Haiduk. THIRD ROW: John William Petty, Larry J. Merville, Henry Moak Rollins. Kriss Cloninger, Eugene Wisdom, Edward A. Benson, Lee A. Tavis, Jeffrey G. Mundy. 
FRONT ROW: Gaylord Jentz, chairman; Richard Shocket, Carol Lutz, Marie Schmidt, Diana Harris, Beverly Morrison, Doris Looney, Margaret Cox, Anna Stengel. Richard Bernstein. SECOND ROW: Darwin Klingman, William Lomerson, William Raike, H. Albert Napier, John Stockton, A. Faborn Etier, William Lord, Abraham Charnes, Eugene Nelson, Jack Ledbetter, Theodore Klastorin. THIRD ROW: Andrew Stedry, James Courtney, Richard Scamell, Michael Duggan, William Boyd, Terry Belt, Francis May, N. Carroll Mohn, Robert Howe, James Raney, Karl Henion. 



FRONT ROW: Floyd Brandt, chairman; Michael Maggard, Milton Schoe­man, Elizabeth Lanham, Eugene Konecci. SECOND ROW: Winford Holland, Judson Neff, Hampton Snell, Albert Chammah, Henry Steiner, Robert Pethia. THIRD ROW: Howard Johnson, Kenneth Olm, Wilfred Watson, Burnard Sord, William Yaeger, Timothy Ruefli, Isadore Helburn. 
Management 
FRONT ROW: Edward Cundiff, chairman; John Swan, Oouglas Longman, Subrata Sen, .David Huff. BACK ROW: Henry Pruden, Zarrel Lambert, 
Marketing
Mark Alpert, Frederick Sturdivant, Robert Witt, Grady Bruce. 


College of 
Education 
During the academic year 1969-70, the College of Education continued to provide programs of research, development and professional prepar­ation of elementary and secondary school teachers. 
In the fall, there were 3,445 students enrolled and 300 faculty members, including teaching assistants. 
More than 1,200 education majors were stu­dent teachers in Austin and San Antonio. Through its six departments, the college provided curricu­lum toward legal certification of many students in other colleges of the University. 
The Research and Development Center for Teacher Education, one of nine national centers founded to individualize and personalize teacher education, moved into expanded facilities in its fifth year. This center was instrumental in de­veloping Model Teacher Education programs for use in the college. 
The teaching laboratory system gives students the opportunity to practice teaching in small groups. The curriculum-based teacher education system exposes the education student to new materials and methods for use in teaching. Supporting these activities were the college's Learning Disabilities Center and the Media Center. 
Major research programs continued in the areas 
of computer assisted instruction, special edu­
cation, science education, and other education 
related fields. 
Wayne H. Holtzman, dean, was appointed by 
the Board of Regents to succeed Robert L. 
Sutherland as president of the Hogg Foundation 
for Mental Health effective Sept. 1, 1970. 
Wayne H. Holtzman, Dean 
An i!ducation student demonstrated one method of making overhead transparencies in the Education Media Lab. 

FRONT ROW: Thomas Horn, chairman; Donald Nicholas, William Bennie, Duane Christian, Helen Bownds, Roger Tolar, Glenadine Gibb. SECOND ROW: Clyde Martin, Alberta Castaneda, David Stronck, Gary McKenzie, Mark Seng, Camilla Shear, Richard Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Geneva Pilgrim, Gregg Millett, Charles Dent, Josephine Wortham, Jewelene Salone, Joan Allaire. FOURTH ROW: James Unstattd, Joe Frost, Ray Carry, Jewel Raschke, Frances Flournoy, Heather Carter. FIFTH ROW: Jean York, Clark 
Gill, Charlotte DuBois, Jame"'s Kinneavy, 0 . L. Davis, David Butts. Curriculum and Instruction 
FRONT ROW: Kenneth Mcintyre, chairman; Ben Harris, William Barron, Bascom Hayes. SECOND ROW: Stephen McClellan, Michael Thomas, 
Educational Administration
Wailand Bessent, Carl Ashbaugh, Laurence Haskew, Marvin Felder. 

Educational Psychology 

FRONT ROW: Carl Hereford, acting chairman; Royal Embree, Thomas Oakland, Harris Stern, Mary Koran, June Gallessich, Shirley Menaker, Frances Fuller, Donald \leldman. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Sander, Mar­garita Mata, Oliver Bown, Paul Liberty, Victor Appel, Paul Kelley, Wilson Judd, Jere Brophy, Richard Mowsesian, Luiz Natalicio. THIRD ROW: Eliza­beth Akin, Doris Sauls, Susan McFarland, Michal Clark, William Gray, Roy Martin, Beeman Phillips, Jackson Reid, Coystal Stone, Guy Manaster, S. Friedman, Tom Brooks, Earl Jennings, Jon Swartz, Paul Scott, Robert Peck, Jack Knutson, Alton Murphy, Frank Wicker, Thomas Good, Stan Hillis. 
LEFT TO RIGHT: John Rich, chairman; Arthur Moehlman, William Drake, John Laska. 
History and Philosophy of Education 
-· 
1cation 

FRONT ROW: Lynn McCraw, chairman; Jessie Haag, David Brace, Mary Alderson, Curtis Alderson, Waneen Wyrick. SECOND ROW: Marilu Dooley, Jane Sherrill, Merren Hodges, Carolyn Burton, Jack Daniels, Ann Duncan, 
Physical and Terry Baylor, Robert Myer. THIRD ROW: Pauline Maxwell, Charles Craven, Mary Lou LeCompte, William Chasey, Marion Noble, Shirley Laney, Stanley Burnham. 
Health Education 
FRONT ROW: Jasper Harvey, chairman; Anne Adams, Natalie Barraga, Carolina Gale Lambright, Clifford J. Drew, William G. Wolfe. SECOND 
Special Education
ROW: John King, Randall Parker, William A. Myers, John R. Peck, Charles Meisgeier, Gerald Hasterok, Carl E. Hansen, Giles Derwood Carnes, Claude 
H. Marks. 
College of 
Engineering 

Several administrative turnovers affected the College of Engineering this year. On Sept. 1, 1969, Dean of Engineering John J. McKetta was made University system Executive Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Billy Howard Amstead, assistant dean, became acting dean, and William Ronald Hudson was named assistant dean. April l, Amstead was appointed the first president of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Earnest Frederick Gloyna, environmental health engineering professor, was selected the new engineering dean. 
The College of Engineering, which conferred its first degree in 1888, comprised more than nine percent of the University's student body this year. In the fall, 2,756 undergraduates and 662 graduates were enrolled in the college. 
Within the past two years the college has been reorganized into six departments. A faculty of 184 members supports 53 areas of specialization for the bachelor's degree and 46 areas of master's and doctoral degrees. 
The biomedical engineering faculty now in­cludes four physicians who spearhead a multi­disciplinary group of 18 faculty members. 
In January the engineering faculty began a series of conferences on problems of urbani­zation. Faculty members from other schools and representatives of federal, state, and local gov­ernment and industry attended the meetings. 
An aerospace engineering student demonstrated the application of a wind tunnel. 
Professor Bryon E. Short's ME students measured output of an internal combustion engine. 

To provide public information on the growing problem o{ the environment, graduate students of the Environmental Health Group devised and presented a series of five informational seminars. 
In collaboration with the physics department, the electrical engineering department did thermo­nuclear research for the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation, a combine of l 0 utility companies. The students sought a way to produce electric energy from atomic fusion. 
A course in hospital efficiency engineering, at­tended by students in several disciplines, con­tinued successfully for a second year. Four Austin hospi.tals cooperated enthusiastically, and one gave laboratory space where students could solve problems on the spot. 
The Highway Center expanded to become the Transportation Center in order to encompass a wider area of study. 
A Center for Earth Sciences and Engineering was opened in early spring as part of petroleum engineering. When completed, this facility w ill be one of the largest and most complete centers for earth study and research in the nat.ion. 
The Engineering Foundation Advisory Council, composed of 18 men from national industries, completed a long-range planning study on socio­economic demands on engineering, pointing to the design of future curriculum. 
FRONT ROW: Eugene A. Ripperger, Richard R. Ensminger, Ronald O. Stearman, Ching H. Yew, Wallace T. Fowler, Melvin A. Wilkov, Thomas 
M. Runge. SECOND ROW: Jose L. Junqueira, Bob E. Schutz, James L. Hill, Morris A. Stern, Milton J. Thompson, Frank G. Collins, Marc A. Bedford. THIRD ROW: John W. Porter, Lawrence R. Mack, Lyle G. Clark, John C. Westkaemper, Henry J. Petroski, Charles E. Hickox, Eric B. 
Aerospace Engineering and 
Becker, John R. Dickerson. 
Engineering Mechanics 
FRONT ROW: Eugene Wissler, chairman; David Himmelblau, Matthew Van 
Winkle, Donald Paul, Joel Hougen, Robert Schechter. SECOND ROW: 
James Brock, William Cunningham, Howard Rase, Norman Brockmeier, 
William Bradley, Karl Sladek, Robert Gunn, Hugo Steinfink. 
Chemical Engineering 


FRONT ROW: Lymon Reese, chairman; Ervin Perry, Benjamin McCullough, Richard Furlong, Franklin Johnson, Earnest Gloyna. SECOND ROW: Philip Johnson, Thomas Kennedy, Robert Welch, Joe Ledbetter, David Fowler, Robert Carr, Patrick Atkins. THIRD ROW: Wesley Eckenfelder, Allen Kelly, Stephen Wright, James Houston, Frank Masch, Carl Morgan. FOURTH ROW: William Butcher, Harold Crutcher, Norman Wagner, William Jewell, Ernst Davis, Talbot Huff, Ned Burns. 
FRONT ROW: Archie Straiton, chairman; Martha Fowler, C. L. Coates, Gary Swanson, Curtis Johnson. SECOND ROW: Alfred LaGrone, Baxter Womack, Edward Wagner, Rodrigo Querubin, C. V. Ramamoorthy, William Sonnemann, Oren Kesler. THIRD ROW: David Blackstock, Robert likuski, Steve Sesnic, Richard Rowberg, D. G. lainiotis, Lyndon Taylor, Arwin Dougal. FOURTH ROW: William Duesterhoeft, Philip Richardson, William Clark, Terry Henderson, Charles Roth, Edward Powers, Bob Fannin. 
Civil Engineering 
Electrical Engineering 
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Mechanical Engineering 

FRONT ROW: William Upthegrove, Jamie lamb, Billy Amstead, Robert Helfinstine, Billy Koen, Grady Rylander, Charles Reightler, Paul Jensen. SECOND ROW: Stephen Gage, Byron Short, John Stark, Eugene Draper, Margaret Baker, James Holmes, Noel McGuire, Orville Word, Harry Kent. THIRD ROW: John Allan, Lawrence Hoberock, Jack Lenhart, John Watt, John Heyl, Gordon Thorn, Kenneth Ralls. FOURTH ROW: Howard Brown, Joseph Thompson, Sherrell Myrick, Thomas Courtney, Stephen Malkin, 
Jbhn Matlock, Miguel Orozco, George Goldman, Huntington Swanson, William Lesso. FIFTH ROW: Roger Noble, Leonardi Kreisle, Hugh Walls, Donald Reed, Sockalingam Kannappan. 
FRONT ROW: Kenneth Gray, Martha Hutson, Kathy Germuska, Jane Van Praag, Folkert Brans. SECOND ROW: Bill Armstrong, Augusto Podio, Jim Feather, I. H. Silberberg, John Dempsey, Frank Jessen. THIRD ROW: 
Petroleum Engineering 
K. G. Morrison, Sylvain Pirson, Ben Caudle. 



' 
E. William Doty, Dean 
College of Fine Arts 

The administration and faculty of the College of Fine Arts constantly are involved in a program of enriching the Un iversity community with lectures, performances, exhibits, and other cul­tural events. 
This year the college recorded a 20 percent in­
crease in enrollment. The college has tripled its 
enrollment within the last five years. 
1,551 undergraduates, 250 graduate students, and 160 faculty members were registered in the College this fall. 
The 28th annual Fine Arts Festival was held in November. "Revolution and Evolution," the theme of this year's festival, named two aspects of the continuous process of change: sudden or un­expected change and gradual change. Events included drama presentations, exhibitions, lec­tures, and concerts. 
The new Music Building East was opened and occupied this year, providing complete rehearsal facilities for student music organizations. 
This year's Department of Drama productions included Hamlet, Celebration, Everything in the Garden, A Flea in Her Ear, Urashima Taro, and Johnny Moonbeam and the Silver Arrow for the children's theatre. 
New requirements in the Department of Art placed higher standards on entrance into junior art courses and on graduation. 
A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Morris J. Beachy, spent many hours rehearsing a repertoire which emphasized classical choral literature. 

FRONT ROW: John Guerin. SECOND ROW: Nicolai Cikovsky, Charles Umlauf. THIRD ROW: Everett Spruce, Bill Berry, Janet Rollins, Ralph Farabee. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Greenhill, Bill Francis, Mart Baranoff, Doris Hutton, Alvin Nickel, Donald GQJ:>dall. FIFTH ROW: Gibbs Milliken,
Art Robert Levers. SIXTH ROW: James FO$ter, Ralph White. 
One of the diverse facilities of the College of Fine Arts is the sculpture patio located behind the Art Building. 

FRONT ROW: Lewin Goff, chairman; Jack Wright, John Rothgeb, B. Iden Payne, Arnold Kendall, Kay Wolfe, Roy Brown. SECOND ROW: Robert Chambers, Coleman Jennings, Charles Lown, Lathan Sanford, Cheryl Pierce, Paul Reinhardt. THIRD ROW: James Moll, Frances Loder, Webster 
Smalley, John Brokaw, James Pringle, David Nancarrow, Lawrence Leach. FOURTH ROW: E. P. Conkle, Francis Hodge. 
Drama 
FRONT ROW: Robert Bays, chairman; Agnes Vadas, Martha Deatherage, Willa Stewart, .Shirley Woodward, Howell Branning. SECOND ROW: George frock, Stuart Sankey, Leonard Posner, Leonard Shure, William Race, Andor Toth, George Neikrug, Walter Ducloux. THIRD ROW: fritz Oberdoerffer, Charlotte DuBois, Richard Goodwin, Jess Walter$, Rebecca Baltzer, Joe Bratcher, Laurene Heimann, Edra Gustafson. FOURTH ROW: Janet Mc­Gaughey, frank Speller, Warren George, Charles Brauner, Gilbert Blount, John Rothgeb, frank Elsass, Kent Kennan. FIFTH ROW: Floyd Townsley, John Leisenring, Delmer Rogers, Leland Munger, Jerry Dean, Thomas Wells, Verna Harder, Edward Brookhart, Nelson Patrick. SIXTH ROW: John Grubbs, Morris Beachy, William Moody, Nancy Garrett, Rita Pisk, Harry Cardwell, Gabrielle Fulda, Eulan Brooks, Thomas Stanford. 
Music 
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College of Pharnlacy 
The College of Pharmacy concentrated this year on curriculum revisions. Beginning fall, 1970, students will have the opportunity to take elec­tives in pharmacy subjects not previously of­fered. 
For the first time the college will have a course in bio-pharmaceutics, the study of the relationship of drug form to its effectiveness. Another new course, clinical pharmacy, will be concerned with the patient aspects of drug therapy. This will be taught in cooperation with tlie student health service and other Austin in­stitutions. 
The varied curriculum opportunities will neces­sitate an increase in faculty. The enrollment of 623 students in the fall was the third highest in pharmacy schools across the nation. Building renovations are being planned to accommodate the increasing number of students. 
The Institute of Biomedical Research, under the direction of Karl Folkers, professor of phar­maceutical chemistry, enjoyed a fruitful second year. One success was the identification of a thyrotropic hormone which is being studied in­tensely for further clinical applications. Vitamin Q, which was largely developed by Dr. Folkers, is being subjected to clinical studies in Japan, several European Countries, and the U.S. 
FRONT ROW: Victor Yanchick, Lee Worrell, John Davis, Charles Walker, Jaime Delgado, Karl·Heinz Rosier, Jean Scholler, Jay Nematollahi, Joseph Herbert Schwartz. SECOND ROW: E. Wood Hall, Henry Burlage, William Sprowls. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Garrell, Gerald Sullivan, Wallace Guess, Haney, Frederick Lofgren, John Biesele. THIRD ROW: Charles T. Clark, Billy Wylie, William Sheffield, Gordon Jensen. 


FRONT ROW: Alan Y. Taniguchi, dean; Martin S. Kermacy, George T. Langdon, J. Luis Divino, Rosemary R. Sanders, Roy E. Graham, Richard 
P. Swallow, Philip D. Creer. SECOND ROW: Richard T. Lai, Claudio Arenas, Daniel E. Leary, Gerlinde Leiding, C. Owen Cappelman, Susan J. O'Brien, Hugo Leipziger-Pearce, Frank E. Whitson, Jon A. Bowman. THIRD ROW: Philip A. Hendren, Carl 0 . Berquist, Drury B. Alexander, Richard l. Dodge, Leon M. Cole, Roland G. Roessner, Peter 0. Coltman, James David. 
School of Architecture 
In response to the changing nature of demands 
'being made on the professions of architecture and planning, new additions to the School of Architecture faculty came from fields other than architecture. Professors experienced in urban planning, sociology, law, and economics, broadened the school's resources. 
Concentrating on its undergraduate profes­sional program, the school's longer range plans include a greater development of graduate pro­grams in environmental design. 
Numerous research projects were under the faculty's direction. Richard P. Swallow, professor of architecture, directed a study of a Science Park for the University system; Richard Harry Blakeley, assistant professor of architecture, di­rected a reclamation study of sand and gravel mined lands; and R. Gommel Roessner, professor of architecture, directed the development of a General University Model. 
Alan Y. Taniguchi, dean, was named the 1970 Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Professor of Architecture at the University of Virginia. In connection with this appointment, a student ex­change program was developed whereby a class of 10, five students each from Texas and Virginia, spent the semester on the study of manufactured housi ng. The class spent five weeks on each 
campus. Fall enrollment in the School numbered 584 students. 
Alan Y. Taniguchi, Dean 

School of Communication 
The School of Communication began 1969-70 with a new dean, Wayne A. Danielson. Under Danielson, the school viewed dynamic growth and responsive interaction of students and faculty this year. 
The fall enrollment of 1,299 undergraduates was a 35 percent increase over the previous fall. 
Twenty-one faculty committees strived to en­courage high standards of teaching and advised the dean on matters of policy. 
Students of minority races were attracted to the school by the recruitment and placement com­mittees. 
Studies were made to improve the electronic journalism program. Plans were considered for the new School of Communication library. 
Seven student committees of the Communi­cation Council functioned to develop greater stu­dent involvement in the school. 
The job placement committee began this year to assist graduating seniors by setting up inter­views w ith prospective employers. 
A teacher and course evaluation was con­ducted by council members. 
The annual "Communication Week" was held in the spring with speakers from many· fields within the profession of communication. 


During lab sessions, RTF students learned broadcasting techniques. 
FRONT ROW: Ernest Sharpe, Richard King, Olin Hinkle, Norris Davis, William Mindak, Wayne Danielson. SECOND ROW: Ernest Fischer, Joseph 
Journalism 
Taylor, Martha Hill, Jan Merck, Naoma Alexander, Rebecca Gardner, Vida Griffith, Muriel Daniels, Joseph Pisani, Griffin Singer. THIRD ROW: Werner Severin, David Beckwith, Chester Hunt, Martin Gibson, Harrell Lee, Frank Pie~ce, Frank Armstrong, James Morris. 

FRONT ROW: Stanley Donner, chairman; Robert Schenkkan, Richard 
Byrne, Rodney Whitaker, Edward Perry. SECOND ROW: Gary Carr, 
Alexander Toogood, Eugene Traylor, Robert Brooks, Richard Kooris,
Radio-Television-Film John Jennings. 
Speech 

FRONT ROW: Robert Jeffrey, Lear Ashmore, Ora Bennett, Beverly Whitaker, Frederick Martin, Beverly Martin. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kaster, Ruth Orenbaum, Grace Hanson, Maurine Amis, Jesse Villarreal, Edward Rundell, Ann Harrell, Eva McMahan, Sandra Hile, Lennart Kopra. THIRD ROW: Daniel Smith, Harold Walker, Martin Todaro, Grover Fuchs, John Schunk, John Wier, Suzanne Barton, Richard Speer, Donald Zacharias. 

School of Law 

With an enrollment of 1,455, the School of Law was the second largest law school in the nation among those having day students only. Of this enrollment, 675 were first-year students. 
During the year, the free legal aid clinic moved to East Austin and became "Community Legal Services" to help people who can't afford an attorney. 
Two new student organizations were formed this year. The Aviation Law Society brin.gs in speakers on aviation law and encourages research in the field. The Conser­vation Law Society works to conserve water resources and fight. air pollution. 
Student publications include the Texas Law Review, published monthly; the International Law Forum; the Peregrinus, the school yearbook; and the Texas Law Forum, the student newspaper. The Forum took first place honors in national law school competition during the year. 
The Criminal Justice Studies Program, funded by the Ford Foundation, provides classroom instruction and clinical experiences for law students who are employed in various institutions of the criminal justice process during the summer. 
In the fall, the school sponsored the eighth annual Lecture on Law and Free Society. This series focused on controversial topics and issues in the profession. 
The 18th annual Law Week observance was held in April. Renamed the Annual Page Keeton Law Week, the event recognized outstanding students for their achieve­ments. Dean Keeton has served as dean of the School of Law since 1949. 
An April 17 meeting of the University system of the Board of Regents left the law school with a new set of admission standards. The increased requirements will have· the effect of stabilizing law school enrollment and improving the quality of the student body, Keeton predicted. 
FRONT ROW: Lino Graglia, James Treece, Michael Rosenthal, William ton, Leon Lebowitz. FOURTH ROW: William Fritz, Parker Fielder. Richard Huie, Frank Elliott, Michael Sharlot. SECOND ROW: John Sutton, David Barndt, Marion Woodward, William Gibson, Robert Hamilton, Albert Robertson, Robert Dawson, Russell Weintraub, Marian Boner. Bernard 
Alschuler. Charles Wright, Gus Hodges, Stanley Johanson, Keith Morrison, Ward. THIRD ROW: George Schatzki, Barbara Kazen, Ernest Smith, 
Allen Smith, Millard Ruud. 
Albert Jones, Robert Mathews, Roy Mersky, James Werner. Byron Fuller­

School of Nursing 
Significant growth was the trademark of the 1969-70 academic year for the University Nursing School. On the Austin campus, this system wide ­establishment enrolled 435 students in the fall and had 36 faculty members. 
This fall, the Austin branch added senior nursing courses to the curriculum, completing a four-year baccalaureate program. A master's degree is also offered here. 
The board of review for baccalaureate and higher degree programs of the National League for Nursing voted to grant continuing accredi­tation to both the undergraduate and graduate programs. 
A clinical program consisting of the final two years in the nursing major is offered at Galves­ton. A new clinical program in San Antonio en­rolled students for the first time this spring. Plans for the development of a four-year program in El Paso are in progress. 
This year, the school claimed the presidents of both the Texas Nursing Association and the Texas Nursing Student Association. William E. Field Jr. presided over the professional chapter and Louis Young headed the student counterpart. 
Marilyn D. Willman, Dean 
FRONT ROW: Billye Brown, Lynda Haulenbeck, Isobel Thorp, Virginia Rahr, Jo Ann Brewer, Virginia Zizelmann, Jerry Blaylock, Hattie Shea. SECOND ROW: Gail Abou-Zeid, Phyllis Loucks, Virginia Dryden, Anna Hans, Ann Howland, Mary Campbell, Jeanette Wolf, Dorothy Blume, Claudia Gerber. THIRD ROW: Teddy Langford, Mildred Dayton, Mary Cox, Sharon O'Neil, Judy Blocker, Patsy Swogetinsky, Beatrice Carruth, Betsy Ray. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Rickelman, Patricia Dodds, Alice Red· land, Jacklyn Ancell, Ruth Nicholson, Chloe Floyd, Inez Haynes. FIFTH ROW: Mitzi Dreher, Elaine Gebhardt, Donna Knapp, Connie Offo, Carolyne Snyder, William Field. 




Graduate School 
The Graduate School has grown significantly 
over the last decade. This year the School was 
second largest only to the college of Arts and 
Sciences with a fall enrollment of 5,689 students. 
The school emphasized supervised research, 
individual research, and teaching experience. 
Graduate work was divided into areas in order 
to offer students a scope extending beyond that 
of a single department. Five master's degrees in 
54 areas were offered. The doctoral program in­
cluded 39 areas. 
The school continued to meet the obligation 
to increase knowledge, heighten motivation, and 
deepen the msights of its students. A close tie-in 
to both organized and individual faculty research 
provided increased opportunities to graduate 
students to serve as research assistants. 
In many fields, teaching assistantships were available to graduate students through the budgets of the undergraduate deans. A full-time course load of nine semester hours enabled the student to follow his own interests. 
Extensive facilities available to graduate stu­dents included a vast system of libraries and special collections, the Computation Center, Bal­cones Research Center, Marine Science Institute, McDonald Observatory and numerous inter­departmental laboratories. 

W. Gordon Whaley, Dean 

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Graduate School of Library Science 
The Graduate School of Library Science offers a varied training program for specialists in library services. 
With the approval of the Board of Regents and the Coordinating Board for Higher Education, the school instituted a doctoral program this year. 
Alumni established a foundation to support activities including special lectures and scholar­ships. Future plans include supplementing the professional program with research projects on library automation and information retrieval. 
In the fall, there was a 25 percent increase in enrollment over the previous semester. The number of M .L.S. degrees grew from seven to 
34. 
The faculty was increased by two full-time and two part-time members to accommodate the growing number of students. 
The school offered three specialized graduate courses for practicing librarians of the Central Texas area during the spring semester. The areas of specialization were medical libraries, law libraries, and school media centers. 
FRONT ROW: Alice B. McGuire, Julie Bichteler, Ann H. Bowden, Billie G. Herring, Catheryne S. Franklin, Roy M. Mersky, Robert R. Douglass. SECOND ROW: Stanley McElderry, dean; Sam G. Whitten, Layton B. Murphy, James K. Zink, John R. Wheal, Gerald D. Everett. 
FRONT ROW: Jack Otis, dean; Nathan Loshak, Buford Farris, Martha Williams, Hortense Kilpatrick, Louis DeMoll. SECOND ROW: Peretz Katz, Betty Broadhurst, Dolph Hess, Josleen Lockhart. Victor Ehlers, George Thorman. THIRD ROW: Mary Carswell, Helen Barrett, Hattie Berg, Santos Reyes, Chester Chiles, James Payne, Guy Shuttlesworth. 
Graduate School 
of Social Work 

The Graduate School of Social Work moved this year into the new Social Work Building at 2609 University Ave. 
A revised and reorganized curriculum now provides preparation for social work practice in both the interpersonal area and the institutional or community level. After a basic first year, the student specializes in one of these fields. 
New courses such as "Social Problems and So­cial Welfare Policy" enable workers to concen­trate on dealing more effectively with the preven­tion of social problems. 
The Graduate Assembly approved a new Ph.D. 
program in social work. The program, planned 
for fall, 1971, will be the only doctoral program 
of social work in the Southwest. 
The academic year 1969-70 marked the 
school's 20th year in existence. An anniversary 
lecture series, "Social Policies for the 70's­
Strategies for the Renewal of Human Resources," 
was initiated in April with Wilbur Cohen, former 
Secretary of the Department of Health, Edu­
cation and Welfare as keynote speaker. 
Enrollment this fall numbered 120 graduate 
studer)ts and 300 undergraduates in the social 
work sequence. There were 22 faculty members. 
Division of Extension 
University extension, or continuing education, is adjusting and expanding to meet the new needs of a rapidly changing age. The Division of Extension coordinates continuing education pro­grams for professions in cooperation with the main campus and is a resource for planning and implementing new programs. 
During the past year 43,412 individuals par­ticipated in educational activities conducted by the division. Of this number, 25,738 were en­rolled in non-credit conferences and institutes, 11,326 were enrolled in extension classes for academic credit, and 6,348 were enrolled in correspondence study courses. 
Continuing education programs were con­ducted to meet the needs of a broad spectrum of society. The Management Development Pro­gram, conducted with the Graduate School of Business, was a five-week session with 37 par­ticipants representing 35 corporations from 11 states and England. 
23 of the 80 Texas Education Agency's New Careers trainees completed the program and were enrolled in the University's evening class program. 
Evening class enrollment doubled over last year with a spring enrollment of 3,498. A large program for the oil and gas industry was con­ducted with the cooperation of the Department of Petroleum Engineering. 

Participants in the Management Development Program met informally to discuss the program's progress. 



University Writings Collection 

From a modest beginning of 200 books in 1961, the Richard T. Fleming Library of The University of Texas Writers has grown to over 50,000 items. 
The volunteer collector, curator, and founder of the library, Richard T. Fleming, was graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1912 and the School of Law in 1915. He maintains and preserves the writings in three groups: ex­students' writings, faculty writings, and writings pertaining to the University (its history, adminis­tration, student life, and memorabilia). 
Located in Room l of the Academic Center, the open shelf library welcomes visitors. 
An 1894 Cactus and copies of The Daily Texan in its progression from a weekly to a daily news­paper in 1913 are included in a complete col­lection of University publication firsts. 
A bibliography of material is maintained to provide a complete reference to the contents of the collection. 
Mr. Fleming and his assistant, Maud Ann Armstrong, displayed 
Cactus Teaching Excellence Awards 
Associate Professor of Architecture CARL OS­CAR BERGQUIST (right) was presented the Stu­dents' Association Teaching Excellence Award in 1966. Completing his tenth year at the University, he served on the University Committee on Publi­cations, the Program Development and Curriculum Committee for the School of Architecture, and the Library Committee. His principal interests in­clude drawing, design, and printed graphics. 


RICHARD BURDICK BYRNE (above), professor of radio-television-film, came to the University in September, 1967, from the University of Wiscon­sin. Faculty adviser for Challenge '69, Byrne also assisted in establishing the campus shuttle bus system. In his three years at the University, he has been actively involved in presenting multi­media productions. 
Associate Professor of Business Statistics CHARLES T. CLARK (right) has been presented the Students' Association Teaching Excellence Award and the CBA Teaching Excellence Award twice. Serving the University since 1946, Clark has been a member of the Texas Student Publica­tions Board for the past four years and the Union Board for one year. During the year he worked on a series of studies on population forecast to be used for pollution control plans by the Bureau of Business Research. 



Specializing in physical and process metallurgy, THOMAS H. COURTNEY (left), was active on several campus committees. An associate profes­sor of mechanical engineering, Courtney served on the Nuclear Reactor Committee for the College of Engineering and the departmental committees of billing, and humanistic and social studies. Dur­ing the year, he was involved in composite ma­
terials research. 
DAVID VAN DEUSEN EDWARDS (below), asso­ciate professor of government, served on the Unive_rsity Council, the Faculty Senate, the Com­mittee on Committees, and was elected to the Department of Government Executive Committee. Edwards' research interests include international political theory, American foreign policy, and po­litical prediction. He also participated in campus activities of the Student Mobilization Committee. 

Associate Professor of Economics, CLIFTON MADISON GRUBBS (left) this year was the winner of the first Jean Holloway Award for Exceptional Teaching. He was also presented the 16th annual Phi Eta Sigma Teaching Excellence Award. Serving the University since 1965, Grubbs was a member of the Project Info Board of Directors, the Faculty Senate, the University Council, Plan II Committee, Ethnic Studies Committee, and ROTC Committee. 

WILLIAM T. GUY (right), a member of the mathematics faculty since 1951, has received the Lemul Scarbrough Foundation for Excellence in Teaching Award, the Students' Association Teach­ing Award, and the Phi Eta Sigma Outstanding Teacher Award. Besides having served as chair­man of the Department of Mathematics, Guy now serves in an advisory position for Who's Who in America and the Teachers' Certification Program. 
ROBERT LOUIS HELMREICH {below), associate professor of psychology, has been at the Univer­sity for four years. Faculty advisor for Psi Chi, Helmreich teaches social psychology. During the year, more than 20 students accompanied him to the Virgin Islands for Tektite II, a joint govern­ment, industry, and University project involving extensive research in the marine sciences, human behavior, and human biology. 




ROBERT SIDNEY KAHAN (above), assistant pro­fessor of journalism, has been at the University for five years. He served on several committees for the Association for Education for Journalism and as research chairman for the photojournalism division. He was involved in curriculum planning, 
especially for graduate studies in the School of Communication. In the fall, Kahan was director of a drug abuse conference for high school jour­nalists. He was also active in University Inter­scholastic League work. 
Dean of the School of Law since 1949, W. PAGE KEETON (left) earned a Doctor of Juridical Science degree from Harvard University in 1936. A special­ist in torts, Keeton was selected in 1961 as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and now serves on the foundation board of directors. 


Cactus Teaching Excellence Awards 


Completing his fourth year at the University, GREGG B. MILLETT (left) is primarily interested in teaching, program development, and under­graduate teacher education in social studies. Millett co-authored the book, Improving Teaching Through Experimentation which was published in the spring. Millett, assistant professor of curric­ulum and instruction, was chairman of the steer­ing committee for the self-study of the depart­ment, participated in a summer institute on stu­dent services, and was in charge of secondary advising in the College of Education. 
In his fifth year at the University this year, GEORGE SCHATZKI (above) was a member of the Student Organization Committee and was in­terested in activities of the American Civil Liberties Union. A professor of law, Schatzki is a specialist in labor-management law relations. He also served on several law school committees. 
FREDERICK D. STURDIVANT (left), associate professor of marketing administration; received the CBA Teaching Excellence Award in 196B and the Jack G. Taylor Teaching Excellence Award in 1969. During the past several years he has fo­cused his interests on distribution systems in low income areas. Sturdivant served on the CBA PhD admission committee, Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes' advisory panel on urban problems, the marketing advisory committee to the Secretary of Commerce, and a task force on commercial services to low income areas. 

Cactus Teaching Excellence Awards 
Painter, art historian, and teacher, DONALD L. WEISMANN (right) received the Students' Asso­ciation Teaching Excellence Award in 1964 and the Bromberg Award in 1965. A University pro­fessor in the arts, Weismann teaches "Introduc­tion to Visual Arts," a university course. His latest book was The Visual Arts as Human Experience. 
During the year, VICTOR A. YANCHICK (above) was involved in studies on the comparison of the availability of antibiotics in intravenous solutions. Yanchick, assistant professor of pharmacy, served as secretary of the College of Pharmacy faculty, and was a member of the Pharmacy Curriculum Committee, Ad H_oc University Committee on Drug Abuse, and the Committee for Advising and Coun­seling of the College of Pharmacy. 
An assistant professor of civil engineering at the University for four years, JOSEPH ANDREW YURA (right) specializes in plastic design and. steel structures. He has done extensive research and has written several articles on the subjects. Yura served on the teaching effectiveness com­mittee and as faculty sponsor for the student chap­ter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 



Features 



Never before has student life shown such va­riety. This year of dichotomies was distinctive­contradictory, but not conflicting. 
Battles raged between concrete and trees, po­liticos and administrators, students and non-stu­dents. A new respect developed, however, be­tween opposing forces on campus. Students who watched a touchdown run one week walked three miles for peace another. 
The year was marked by such traditional events as OU Weekend, Round-Up, and Chal­lenge, but each seemed different than similar past happenings. Teach-ins and sandwich semi­nars grew more popular as students became more interested in issues affecting their futures. 
Motion and activity characterized the mood of the year. Students 
demanded action 
as never before, and the administration was forced to answer. The year reflected hope, dis­appointment, and broken ideals but students were brought closer together. 

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89 The Year 
134 Outstanding Students 
146 Special Awards 
150 Goodfellows 

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162 University Sweetheart 
164 Bluebonnet Belles 
168 Ten Most Beautiful 




lunch at the fraternity house was on the schedule for first period. 

With_a schedule of eight parties a day, rushees relaxed before their last orwt. 
Seniors dread its formalities. Freshmen fear its do's and don'ts. It's the annual week-long getting-to-know-you game called rush. 
Although basically the same in format as years past, Rush Week, 1969, the last in a dy­namic decade, was increasingly challenged with the probing question of 2,286 rushees-Why Go Greek? Fraternity and sorority members had to supply more than kegs of beer and singing to justify their position on campus. 
An, extra day was added to sorority rush to provide a better opportunity for rushees and ac­tives to get acquainted. Because of the off-campus status of sororities this year, convocations were held in Municipal Auditorium for the first time. After seven days of silence and parties, 764 coeds picked up bids Sunday, Sept. 14. 
Fraternity rushees, unlike the coeds, were giv­
en the opportunity to visit at least l 0 houses before bids were issued Sept. 13. Of the 1, 100 men going through rush, 900 pledged. 
Another Fall, 
Another Rush 
Men waited outside Gregory Gym for rides to second-period lake parties. 

The Original Hell Week Enrolled Over 35,000 


Fall registration at the University proved to 
be an endurance test against crowds, heat, long 
lines, and closed sections. Students grumbled that 
this year was the worst yet. 

As usual, rumors sp~ead of those who had 
tricked their way into Gregory Gym and those 
who used forged work letters or tears to get 
section cards. 

Freshmen facing their first registration pan­
icked when they found all prime-time English 301 
courses were closed by Tuesday afternoon. They 
didn't have to face TTS 8 a.m. classes though, 
because Saturday classes wer!'! banned this year. 
Flustered students, both novice and professional 
at registration, rationalized that all sections of 
Government 610 couldn't really be closed. 

The biggest problem at registration was the 
unexpected ~5,600 students who converged on 
Gregory Gym, pulling cards and closing sections 
faster than the University could create them.' By 
the end of the week students realized that their 
dreams of perfect schedules were not materializ­
ing, and settled for 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. classes. 

Despite a Regental rule prohibiting fund solic­
itation on campus, the Young Democrats, Young 
Republicans, and other groups continued to seek 
membership pledges of students leaving Gregory 
Gym. Contributions were banned, but leaflets 
lived on. 

j Most students left with a feeling that there must be a better way. And perhaps there is. There won't be a fall registration in 1970 like that of 1969. The hot, humid days of Gregory Gym may be gone forever as the computer takes over. 
As if the inside hassle were not enough, booths awaited those newly registered. 
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Although they were sometimes the objects for students' ho~­tility, sectionlzers checked for the courses still open. 

There was at least one smiling face for girls who pulled the RPE cards, the last on their lists. 

It mattered little 'whet form the protest took, whether it was carrying • sign or sitting in a tree, the bulldozers went ahead with the uprooting ... 
Monday, Oct. 20, a handful of picketers gathered at Waller Creek to protest the proposed uprooting of trees to make way for an addition to Memorial Stadium. Faculty, students, and non­students took up the fight for the trees. 
Tuesday, the ranks swelled to 50, causing a day-long construction halt. 
Wednesday, the trees were scheduled to be axed, but construction was temporarily stopped by a group of architecture students. They hur­riedly developed an alternate plan of construction which would have saved most of the trees and maintained the natural bottom of Waller Creek. 
The plan was turned down by University administrators. 
Construction workers arrived Wednesday, find­ing determined protesters lodged high in the trees as a last attempt to save the greenery. Also on the scene was regents' chairman Frank C. Erwin Jr. Twenty-seven arrests were made when State, City, and campus officials were called in to remove the tree-clingers. 
The trees were downed. 
The chopped-up tree parts were dragged to the Main Building and piled against several en­trances at a noon rally attended by about 400 persons. 
Wednesday afternoon, a restraining order was filed halting construction for a week. 
The order was dissolved the following Mon­day. Work resumed Tuesday, beginning with the uprooting of saplings which had been planted Saturday by conservation-minded students and citizens. 

The Issue Was Environment vs. Expansion 

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To protest the destruction, tree limbs were dragged from the creek to block the entrances to the Main Building. 
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It was inconceivable that this had been Waller Creek. 
'All W e Are Saying Is 
Give Peace a Chance' 



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A wide cross-section of the University community participated with the emphasis on expression. 
"Unthinking support of one's country right David Edwards, professor of government. 
Three moratoriums expressing rising dissen­sion over the Vietnam war were held on the University campus during the fall semester. 
Moratoriums were held simultaneously on college campuses across the United States to draw the attention of the Administration to a growing desire of many Americans to have the war ended. 
The first moratorium was held on Oct. 15, 1969. A full day of anti-war activities was sched­uled on the University campus. Many students cut their classes in a basic show of support. Leaflet­ing, picketing, and debating kept participants occupied during the morning hours. The activities were climaxed with an afternoon march to the State capitol and a rally on the capitol grounds. Ronnie Dugger, editor-at-large of the Texas Ob­server, was one of the speakers who addressed a crowd of approximately 10,000. Nov. 13 and 14 were set aside for a nation­wide moratorium. Participation was emphasized with a peace march in Washington, D. C. A day of teach-ins at the University was highlighted by a noon speech by Robert Scheer, former editor of Ramparts magazine. In the evening, Scheer joined three others for a debate on the war. Later two Student Mobilization Committee chartered buses departed for Washington, D.C. The next day, a noon review of the ROTC troops and a continuous reading of the names of the soldiers killed in Vietnam were held on the University campus. By December, most of the money and en­thusiasm had dwindled. However, on Dec. 15, a rally and march ended with a vigil in Zilker Park honoring the war dead. 
Shuttle Buses 
Sought to Ease 
Parking Problem 
Amid administrative and student pessimism 
and legal controversy, 14 white buses trimmed 
with burnt orange began making scheduled runs 
around the University campus during registration 
week. 

The success of the shuttle system became 
apparent when, after the first week of operation, 
there were clamorings for more buses and longer 
routes. Those who hadn't expected student sup­
port were pleased, and those looking for faults 
complained of buses overcrowding city streets. 

The shuttle system was proposed by a com­
mittee which was to suggest ways to relieve con­
gested parking on the growing campus. The 
controversy arose in May, 1969, when Austin 
Transit Co., the only bus service with a City 
franchise, contested the University's right to sign 
a contract with Transportation Enterprises Inc. 

A ·court ruled that the shuttle buses did not 
need to operate under the City franchise, because 
they were not operating in direct competition 
with Austin Transit. This assured the University at 
least nine months of service from Transportation 
Enterprises. 

As the deadline neared for the City Council 
to renew Austin Transit's franchise, the contro­
versy reappeared. Austin Transit refused to renew 
its franchise unless assured of no competition 
from other companies, such as Transportation En­
terprises. Their main problem, spokesmen from 
Austin Transit said, came in the area of charter 
bus service. 

After much discussion, Austin Transit re­
newed its franch ise, and the City Council ruled 
that the University could continue to contract 
shuttle bus service. 

Student complaints about overcrowded buses \ 
and routes that were too short were sent to 
a committee which was appointed to review stu­
dent complaints. The recommendations made by 
committee members led to the revision of some 
routes and the addition of several buses to the 
system. 

Even with the confusion about routes and 
schedules, which caused students to arrive at bus 
stops just in time to see one roll away, most 
agreed after the first week that the $2 increase 
in the student service fee was well worth the 

Trying to efficiently service the university eree, the buses could not welt for lete<omers. expense. 

LEFT: A wait for the buses, in the campus area, wa$ not long as most of the points were covered every 15 minutes. ABOVE: While others stood outside, riders tried to shift and make room for all hoping to catch the bus. 

Orange Spirit Reigned at Pep Rallies 
UPPER LEFT: The Tech rally was the first showing of spirit which backed the soon-to-be national champions. UPPER RIGHT: "Slick" Street, a Satur­day hero, addressed fellow Longhorns. ABOVE: Enthusiasm was very much present at the Rice rally in midseason. 
Strains of Texas Fight sounded across the campus during pep rally nights as enthusiastic fans followed the band and cheerleaders in pub­lic displays of team support. Large signs filled the 
pep  rally  areas  and  organizations  vied  for  the  
Cowboy spirit award.  
Attendance  lagged  for  a  couple  of  weeks,  

however, as Texas continued to roll over its op­ponents by impressive margins. But dormant Texas spirit came to life again when the dream of a national championship began to materialize. 
The largest pep rally ever held at the Univer­sity preceded the all-important Arkansas game. Some 28,000 fans poured into Memorial Stadium to show the 'Horns how much they wanted the victory over Arkansas. 
Ten bands and drill teams performed before Coach Darrell Royal and the Longhorns took places on a platform. 
Letters and telegrams arrived from distin­guished well-wishers including astronaut Alan Bean, Gov. Preston Smith, and actor Fess Parker. Speakers and fans praised Royal and the Long­horn squad, and assured them that the Texas spirit was behind them singing The Eyes of Texas and setting off a flaming #1. 
With this support, the Longhorns were able to return from Fayetteville with a 15-14 victory over the Hogs and a presidential and wire service vote of Number One. 

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TOP: A view from the west stands of the stadium showed the Longhorn
VtJt1Y 
band and part of the 28,000 fans who set an attendance record. LEFT:
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A none-too-flattering impression of a "typical" Arkansas fan was pro­vided by a hammy student. ABOVE: Paper pigs and bright balloons were among the expressions of spirit. 
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The Chuck Wagon: 
On Nov. 10 violence broke out on 
versity campus as students, 
police faced each other inside and 
Chuck Wagon. The issue-whether 
should be allowed in the Chuck Wagon. The 
sult-they should not, except on specific invitation 
of a student or faculty or staff member. 

The conflict between law 
ficers and persons protesting the closing of the 
Chuck Wagon to non-students grew out of a con­
troversy that has existed at the University for 
years. 

Some students and faculty members have 
objected to the use of the Chuck Wagon by non­
students because · they do not pay Union use 
fees. Austin police gathered data indicating the 
Chuck Wagon was a haven for drug abuse and a 
sanctuary for juvenile runaways. 

The situation climaxed Nov. 6 when an 11­year-old gi.rl who had run away from home was 
apprehended in the Chuck Wagon by two plain­
clothes detectives. The officers were harassed by 
the girl's friends, who also slashed the tires on 
the lawmen's police car. 

The next day, District Attorney Bob Smith 
indicated he would request a grand jury investi­
gation of Chuck Wagon activities. The Union 
Board, in an attempt to avoid outside action, re­
stricted use of the Chuck Wagon to students, fac­
ulty, staff, and their families until a study of the 
situation could be made. 

Saturday, Nov. 8, a lone non-student was ar­
rested after he pushed his way into the Chuck 
Wagon and sat down to breakfast. 

At 1 :30 p.m. the following Monday about 
60 protesters shoved into the Chuck Wagon. The 
crowd size fluctuated as entrances were opened 
and locked periodically. A bullhorn passed from 
hand to hand as student and non-student leaders 
tried -to persuade protesters either to leave the 
Chuck Wagon or to stay. 

First, non-student~ were urged to leave the 
Chuck Wagon on penalty of arrest, but as the 
commotion grew, the entire crowd was ordered 
to leave the room by 4: 15 p.m. or be arrested. 

At 4:20 p.m. some 70 Department of Public 
Safety and Austin police officers moved into the 
Chuck Wagon. In the ensuing scuffle, glass doors 
were shattered and tables overturned as the pro­
testers fled. Mace and nightsticks were used to 
force the remaining protesters out of the building. 

Outside, the tires of two paddy wagons were 
slashed, and hundreds of persons filled the yard 
and Guadalupe Street to watch the action. 

Eight persons were arrested, five of them 
students. Later at least 22 others were named in 
grand jury indictments and-arrested for events 
connected with the incident. 

In the meantime, students voted in a refer­
endum poll to uphold the Union Board's decision 

St~e Van listened to those in disagreement with the ruling of the Union Board. Forty minutes to restrict use of the Chuck Wagon. later, law enforcement officials entered the Union to clear the Chuck Wagon. 



Violence on a Monday 

UPPER LEFT: Individuals slashing tires on police trucks were caught in a scuffle trying to escape. The negative to this picture, as well as negatives to all photographs taken, were subpoenaed for use as evidence against th0$e arrested. UPPER RIGHT: Confusion continued as the police tried to leave. LOWER LEFT: A bystander on the Drag was hit on the head with a rock. She was taken ·to the Health Center for treatment. LOWER RIGHT: Glass broken during the incident was replaced with boards, and the Chuck Wagon was clqsed until a settlement could be reached. 
Members of the Women's Liberation League, bound as slaves, disrupted the date auction. 
The Campus Chest drive was started this year with a successful Dimes Day, enthusiastically supported by numerous University organizations. Dimes Day soli~itors in booths around the campus collected $1,400. 
Booths ranged from a dunking booth to a winning egg-throwing booth. Set up like a Geisha house, the egg-throwing booth was sponsored by the Phi Delta Thetas, who took first place in col­lections with $367.47. 
The Phi Kappa Taus took the prize for hav­ing the most original booth with the theme "Send a Letter to Ohio." 
At the end of the week, the money collected by the Campus Chest was donated to charities selected by the Campus Chest committee. 
A Week Set Aside 
for Campus Chest 

Fraternities sponsored a variety of booths, such as the Pike egg throw, for Dimes Day. 
and a Weekend for Model United Nations 

The question of seating Red China emerged as the most explosive issue debated by this year's Model United Nations' Security Council. After long, heated debate the students who were play­
ing the roles of United Nations delegates passed a resolution on China. It called for the removal of Nationalist China from its permanent seat on the Council in two years. The student delegates felt that this method was the most sensible for han­dling the situation. 
The 80 delegations used the world situation as it existed on Dec. 5-7 as a starting point for discussion. 
A staged war broke out between India and Pakistan over disputed territory in Kashmir during the conference. The 350 delegates were expected to react as their counterparts in the UN would react under a similar situation. The MUN Security Council was able to halt aggression and appoint a committee to investigate the outbreak. The con­tinuing Middle East. conflict and South African control of mandated areas were subjects of exten­sive debate during the General Assembly sessions. 
A student portraying the Pope delivered a message requesting world peace to members of the General Assembly. 
Students from other colleges in Texas and from New York's John F. Kennedy High School acted as delegates to the l 0th MUN. Frank Shep­pard, a UT senior, was selected as Secretary Gen-. eral of the Texas Union-sponsored activity. 
Ralph Miller, president of the General Assembly, presided over the session. Seated are James Kunitka, 
president of the Security Council; Mike Chase, parliamentarian; Carol Tunstall, secretary; Frank Sheppard, Secretary General. 

Number One Fever Struck UT 1n Epidemic Proportions 
Fans crowded in front of the TV on the second floor of the Union, and moat other aata in Austin, for the December 6th game. 
Traditional symbols of Texas spirit-Bevo, Big 
Bertha and the Longhorn Band, the cheerlead­ers, Cowboys and Spurs, ten gallon hats, and orange everywhere-added excitement and color to the 1969 centennial anniversary of college foot­ball on the University campus. 
Memorial Stadium received a facelift before the season with a bright green carpet of Astr.oTurf. 
After Michigan State upset Number One ranked Ohio State, Texas moved into the polls' top spot. But the Southwest Conference climax and battle for the national championship between Texas and Arkansas found fans glued to the edges of their seats in Fayetteville or in front of tele­vision screens, waiting until the final gun had sounded to confidently brag once again, ''We're Number One!" 
Verbal jabs between Penn State rooters and Texas fans thrived after the Arkansas victory, when President Richard Nixon claimed the Long­horns the Number One team in collegiate foot­ball's centennial year. Later that week, Texas re­ceived the MacArthur Bowl. 
In a last quarter thriller on New Year's Day, the 'Horns beat Notre Dame 21-17 in the Cotton Bowl. The Longhorns were proclaimed 1969 na­tional collegiate football champions by the UPI and AP polls. 
And Texas became, to all but a few irate Penn State fans, the undisputed national cham­pion team in collegiate football's hundredth year. 
After the Arkansas victory, President Nixon presented the team with a plaque signifying that "TEXAS WAS NUMBER ONE." 
Red candles were sold to hex TCU and Memorial Stadium. The hex worked, 69·7. 
Bonfire Spirit 
The traditional clash between Texas and Texas A&M came at a time when Longhorn spirit was unusually high. Only the week before, the Associated Press had awarded Texas the number one spot on its pol I. 
A conflict arose between contestants in the bonfire wood collecting contest when members of Sigma Nu fraternity charged Phi Delta Theta with sabotaging their wood and damaging their trucks. After a meeting the Phi Delts agreed to take full responsibility for the damage and con­ceded that any wood collected while the Sigma Nu's were immobilized would not be counted during the judging. 
About 5,000 fans converged on the bonfire site Tuesday night to display th~ir desire for a long and promising UT reign. 
Despite previous problems the Phi Delts were judged winners in the wood gathering con­test. The Delta Tau Deltas, Inter-Cooperative Coun­cil, and the Sigma Pi's were awarded the top three places in the Aggie Sign Contest. 
For those who gave -up a hot Thanksgiving dinner at home for an afternoon at Kyle Field, the weather was cold, rainy, and miserable. But Texas fans were rewarded for their loyalty as the 'Horns plowed over the Farmers, 49-12, and continued on their way to a perfect season. 

Wood for the annual bonfire was collected by various spirit-minded organizations. 


Traffic on Guadalupe Street soon became hopelessly gnarled as excited fa~I poured out after the Arkansas game to shout, "We're Number One." 

Immediately after coverage of the Texas­
Arkansas game ended, honking horns and 'chants 
of "we're number one" broke out along the Drag. 
Within minutes, it seemed that every car had a 
#1 painted on its windshield. Everywhere excited 
fans held up the familiar Hook 'em sign with one 
hand and the index finger in the #1 sign on 
the other. 
Thousands met on the Drag to celebrate the victory that secured the National Championship for the Longhorns. Happy fans passed on the Drag, slapping hands and greeting each other with "we're number one." Traffic along Guada­lupe Street completely halted as fans paraded down the center of the street. Within an hour rej6icing students led a pep rally from the top of a city bus hopelessly stalled in the celebration. 
Despite cold weather and heavy traffic, hundreds of fans flocked to Municipal Airport to welcome the return of Coach Darrell Royal and the Longhorns. The airport echoed with cheers while fans waited for a glimpse of the national champs. Police and airport officials tried to hold fans back, but as . the plane landed, several hun­dred supporters rushed out, surrounding the plane and making it impossible for the Longhorns to leave the jet for almost 30 minutes. 
The constant stream of cars and celebrators continued on the Drag until early the next morn­ing. Austin's streets were covered with paper and beer cans, and #1 was painted everywhere­proof of a Texas-size celebration for a Number One team. 

Bringing 1n the New Year 
New Year's day found football fans in Dallas or glued to their television sets watching the Longhorns battle for their second consecutive Cotton Bowl victory-and retention of their Num­ber One rating. 
The crisp, sunny day in Dallas was a perfect background for the exciting football afternoon. The day's festivities were highlighted by the color­ful Cotton Bowl parade through downtown Dallas. 
Tension and indigestion increased as the clash between the 'Horns' and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame began after noon and climaxed with Texas victorious in final quarter action and . still holding its "Number One" standing. 
And it was truly a happy New Year for Texas fans everywhere. 
UPPER RIGHT: The Tower was traditionally decorated for the holiday season. ABOVE: Early risers were treated to the Cotton Bowl Parade in downtown Dallas which featured Big Bertha and colorful floats (right). 

LEFT: Cotton Bowl Queen, Kay Stringer, and her court reigned over the festivities in Dallas which included a performance by the Longhorn Band (below). 
ABOVE: Tear-,,way jerseys saved Steve Worster in his charge downfield. LEFT: The Horns' victory was won on a wet and muddy field which left its mark on each player. 
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Students Survived Mid-Winter Transition 
The lest time for the dreadful ordeal of Gregory Gym registration found thousands waiting outsid . 
Classes were over, and 35,000 students were figuring out how to become efficiency experts. The object was to minimize time required for maximum results. For many this involved laboring diligently over books at the Academic Center, while others found time to sneak in a show. 
Finals came all too soon. Many discovered that the three-hour endurance tests made or broke their GPAs. Sunday night found students close to their radios, instead of the books, awaiting weather forecasts. With delight, or in some cases disappointment, students found an ice-covered ground and MWF 9 finals postponed. 
Following close behind was the Registration Marathon. After spending hours tracking down advisors and making numerous trips to professors to get "consent of instructor;: students trudged that last lonely mile up to Gregory Gym to find out what the cards held for them. With the fre­quently heard phrase, "Is it all really worth it?," panic struck when all sections of Computer Science 310 were closed except TT 4:30 and Number Theory and Probability were open only at the same time. Yet, all managed to drag from the gym alive. 
Registration didn't end the rat race. The fight in the Co-op continued as students ruffled through half-empty shelves for used books and then ended up with new ones or none at all. 
By then time had come to rummage through the notices posted around campus and discover the results of a week's cramming. 
As registration week came to a close students realized it was the end of long registration and looked forward to pre-registration for the fall. 





Challenge '70 
Challenge 70, under the guidance of co-ordi­nator Dorie E. Lee, focused on the individual and his relationship to black Americans and the black 
experience. 
The annual three-day colloquium entitled "The Crisis Is Consciousness," eased black-white ten­sions for many through speakers, "fishbowl" sen­sitivity sessions, "rap" groups, and films. High­lighting the weekend were a modern dance per­formance, a Soul Food Dinner, a slide show on Afro-American art, and an Afro Ball. 
The colloquium brought to the campus such noted speakers as Dr. Robert Bell, psychologist at Houston's Veterans Hospital, Harold W. Cruse, co-ordinator of the Afro-American studies at the University of Michigan, Armstead L. Robinson and Robert Farris Thompson from Yale University, and LeRoi Jones, author-poet-playwright. 
The Modern Dance Group from TSU performed before a capacity crowd in the Union Ballroom. 


Kappa Sigs staged their traditional Texas Independence Day celebration. 
March 2, the day of the 73rd annual University celebration of Texas Independence Day, the cam­pus was set for tradition and protests. 
Classes were dismissed early for the noon fes­tivities featuring as speakers President Norman Hackerman, Jack Maguire and Jack Blanton of the Ex-Students' Association, and Ernie Hayw0od, vice-president of the Students' Association. 
But Texas Independence Day had come a long way since the time of unexcused class cuts. 
As people gathered on the East Mall for the official celebration, members of the Mexican­American Student Organization marched in pro­test of what they called "fabricated history" of Texas taught in, high school history books. 
Meanwhile on the South Mall, members of Kappa Sigma fraternity, although asked by the University not to participate in the activities, dressed in Mexican panchos and sombreros, and with mariachi music blaring, proceeded with their own celebration on the roof of their fraternity house on 19th Street. 
Fraternity members have returned Smokey's cannon blast in the celebration since 1955. MASO accused the Kappa Sigs of being racist. 
Texas Independence Day was adopted as a University .celebration in 1897, when following the proclamation by University President George Winston that there would be no holiday, students cut classes and borrowed an old cannon from the Capitol grounds and fired it. 
A Texas Tradition 

Was Questioned 


"Aw, Let's Just Blow It All Off" 



Everyone has a place to go when he wants to get rid of that uptight feeling that builds up dur­ing five days of classes or while studying for a test. 
Everyone has a place to go where he can be with his friends and feel at ease and apart from the sprawling, restless University. A place where he isn't just 449-78-045 l or seat number 482. 
Everyone has his favorite hangout where he can be himself and unwind, whether he is 21 or 21-at-heart. Here students can meet, talk, and re­lieve tension .. . it may be for a pitcher of beer with a prof or friends . .. for dancing . . . or for wine and folk music. 
Hangouts have become a part of University life. 
Many of them are clustered along the campus boundaries. They cater to the needs of University students. They offer music, drinks, and relaxation. 




Entertainment and Culture by CEC 
Johnny Winter Dionne Warwick 
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Diversity was the dominant theme of the Cul­tural Entertainment Committee Series this year. Dionne Warwick, Woody Herman, Vaclav Smet­acek, Johnny Winter, Judy Collins, the Roger Wagner Chorale, the Prague Symphony, the Amer­ican Ballet Theatre, and "Rosencrantz and Guilden­stern Are Dead" provided a variety of entertain­ment for University blanket tax receipt holders. In co-operation with the Department of Music, CEC also presented the Solo Artists Series, bring­ing outstanding performers Julian Bream, Michael Rabin, Alicia De Tarrocha, Zara Nelsova, Hermann Prey, and Sviatoslav Richter to the campus. 
Sponsored by the Texas Union, the CEC was composed of chairman Robert Simon, nine stu­dents, and three faculty resource members. The original objective of the committee-to provide a distinguished series of cultural and entertainment programs for the UT community-was maintained this year as CEC offered a varied program of prominent artists who had achieved distinction in classical, semi-classical, and popular fields. 
Roger Wagner Chorale 
In 1970 the big word in campus politics was "radical." After almost eight months of occasional outbursts and continuing campus unrest, students took to the polls in spring elections and demon­strated dissatisfaction with administration and student government. 
In the fall, the Chuck Wagon incident, the Waller Creek controversy, and the Erwin referen­dum failed to bring about the desired confronta­tion between the administration and the students that was demanded by the radical students. 
When a label had been assigned to each of the seven candidates for Students' Association president, radical candidate Jeff Jones emerged as the spokesman for the dissatisfied faction. 
Jones brought untraditional issues into the tra­ditional University elections. His platform was a mixture of the new and controversial liberalism ranging from the abolition of the grading system and foreign language requirements to making birth control devices available from the Student Health Center. 
A group of candidates all labeled as radical joined with Jones to form a ticket called the "Yin Yang Conspiracy Coalition." Many conserva­tive students interpreted the actions and state­ments of the "Conspiracy" to be merely those of radicals who had never presented an actual threat in campus politics. 
Yet, Jones had more working for him than the radical candidates of the past. When the general election results were in Jones had captured 1,866 votes with traditional liberal Ken Sparks receiving 1,889 votes. Jones had also broken the 'political machine' of campus politics with only $40 campaign expenses. 
Andy Yemma captured the editorship of The Daily Texan over Ruth Doyle. 
_In the race for vice-president of the Students' Association, the "Conspiracy" was successful in gaining a run-off between their candidate, Ken­neth McHam, and Jim Arnold. 
Evidence of the arousal of student interest cen­tered around the increase in voting. A total of 7,014 votes were cast in the general election, March 18, with 10, 121 being cast in the run-offs two weeks later. 
After the run-offs, the radicals were even more entrenched in campus politics. Jones defeated Sparks 5,885 votes to 4,236 votes and the offices of assemblyman-at-large and Arts and Sciences place 2 and 3 were held by radicals. Only the vice-presidency was lost to a "conservative," Arnold. 
Jones attributed his victory to the issues he brought up. Others interpreted his election as a student reaction, and many speculated about the future of the University with a radical presi­dent, a traditional administration, and a conserva­tive state legislature. 
Coalition Overturned Campus Politics 

Supporters with hand-outs were a common sight on campus sidewalks. 

After the controversial presentation of "Now the Revolution" last year, this year's theatrical productions seemed conservative even though they approached the topics of modern American life and techniques of the "experimental" theater. 
The first production, "Celebration," written by University exes, Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, followed the format of a musical while depicting the aging of youth. The play was executed with­out any scene changes and by using several actors in the same role. 
" Uptight," which focused on the forces in mod­ern life, made its American premiere at the Uni­versity. The experimental play was written by Gunter Grass. 
Also drawing on the topic of contemporary life was the production of Edward Albee's, "Every­thing in the Garden." 
For the more conventional drama enthusiasts, the~e were productions of Shakespeare's " Hamlet" and Verdi's "Don Carlos." 
The children's theater offered "Johnny Moon­beam and the Silver Arrow" and a premiere pro­duction of "Urashima Taro," which was drawn from Japanese folklore. 
Workshop productions also contributed to the year. The final production of the year was George Feydeau's French farce, "A Flea in Her Ear." 
Hamler 
Celebration 
UT Presented a Bright Theatrical Season 

Visitors Highlighted University Scene 
John Henry Faulk 
Prague Symphony conductor, Vaclav Smetacek 
Sir Robert Menzies, Australian Ex-Prime Minister 

Denton Cooley, M.D. 
Exposure is one of the assets of a "multiversity." The growth of a campus depends, in part, on those who come to share and exchange words and experiences with the University community. 
The list of those who came to the campus ranged from Pamela Ann Eldred, Miss America 1970, and Ron Ely, the modern version of Tarzan, to visitors from outer space, a collection of moon rocks which were brought back by the Apollo 11 crew. 
In the fall, the Cultural Entertainment Commit­tee brought the Prague Symphony, Dionne War­wick, and Johnny Winter. In the spring, Round­Up '70 brought film critic Judith Crist, heart trans­plant surgeon Dr. Denton A. Cooley, football star Joe Namath, and April Playmate of the Month Barbara Hillary. 
Not to be overlooked were the frequent visits of atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair and the delayed but worthwhile concert by B. J. Thomas. 
With the long list of "very important people" brought to the University by campus departments and organizations, the opportunities for exposure are infinite, and the possibilities for growth are 
enormous. 


UPPER LEFT: Students unwound at the Love-In held on the grass behind the Union. UPPER RIGHT: Andrew Fabacher addressed many at the con­cluding ceremonies of Round-Up held in Eastwoods Park. LOWER LEFT: Participants found that the Frisbee Tournament never offered a dull moment. LOWER RIGHT: The annual Cowboy Barbecue again fed many passing students. 
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Round-Up Had Something for Everyone 

Round-Up '70 went beyond the usual hell-rais­ing Spring drunk to emphasize more of the edu­cational aspects on which it was originally founded. Early Round-Ups were designated as a time for alumni to come back and look over the campus and observe progressive changes. It evolved into a time for friends to get together over some beer and eventually the alumni were divorced from Round-Up as it became a party weekend for students. 
Round-Up '70 was different. Its activities cen­tered around the campus and University progress. Showcase was more publicized and attracted more interest. The speakers' committee provided an impressive schedule of speakers. The list included 
Dr. Denton A. Cooley, film critic Judith Crist, and Judge St. John Garwood. 
The coronation of University Sweetheart Diane Swendeman, and the presentation of the Blue­bonnet Belles was moved from its traditional Saturday night spot to Monday night. 
Round-Up '70 still included its share of non­educational events. This year brought the first frisbee contest to the South Mall, along with the annual Cowboy barbecue, and the Round-Up pa­rade featuring the April Playmate of the Month, Joe Namath, and Andrew Fabacher. The fate of the pa~ade was doubtful for a while because of a controversy over city parade permits. 
Round-Up '70 was a change in emphasis. But whether this shift is a trend or a fancy will be told in years to come. 


Earth Day: 
Earth Day, April 22, 1970, came and went.
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There was a lot of talk about man's environment and his future, but as the environmental work­shop lectures pointed out, the problems of pollution and over-population cannot be solved in one day. There must be continuous planning and cooperation if man is to survive. 
For those who took advantage of Earth Day activities, it was a meaningful experience with outstanding speakers and active discussion groups. Those who came were not always advocates of legalized abortions, birth· control, and life with­out cars. 
A tour of Waller Creek was intended to provide an example of the destructive results of man's steps toward progress. But more subtle clues to ma-n's dilemma were available at other sites on campus-the workshop on population growth was forced to turn away interested students because the Union room reserved was too small . One teacher listed the number of cigarette butts, coke bottles, and Daily Texans he had picked up, and then passed the wastebasket down the aisle asking members of his class to follow his example. 
Earth Day with it!> ecology literature, green arm bands, and buttons was an attempt to make man aware of his predicament, but just how suc­cessful it was remains to be seen. 
ABOVE: Speeches on the Main Mall ollracted many listeners on Earth Day. RIGHT: One of the speakers was Professor Ira lscoe whose subject was "Man's Competent Copiny With Environmental Stress." 
A Reminder of the Present, 
A Warning for the Future 

Charles Hembree spoke on waler pollution al one of the Earth Day panel discussions. 

Peaceful March Climaxed Week of Protests 


With President Nixon's April 29th announce­ment that American troops would be sent to Cambodia, protests broke out on the nation's campuses. At Ohio's Kent State on May 4, four students were killed in a confrontation with the National Guard. With this spark, the University Ad Hoc Strike Committee called for a boycott of classes to protest U.S. involvement in Cambodia, the trial of Black Panther Bobby Seale, the city's denial of a solicitation permit to the Community United Front, the arrest of l 0 anti-ROTC demon­strators, and the Kent State deaths. 
Tuesday brought an unexpected confrontation between police and demonstrators at the Capitol grounds. Marching from the University, protesters dodged police barricades three times before they were stopped with tear gas and night sticks. 
Demands were formulated calling for the Uni­versity to suspend normal operations Thursday and Friday and to make its facilities available for discussions of the issues. At a rally on the Main Mall it was announced that President Norman Hackerman refused to close the University, but did say that teach-ins would be sponsored. 
With the expectation of further violence, a helicopter circled the campus and armed police waited on the campus edges, but all remained calm. In fact, an almost festive atmosphere pre­vailed as hundreds spent the night on the Mall. 
Continued 
UPPER RIGHT: John Kenneth Galbraith, Harvard economics professor, told crowds that antiwar sentiment has grown into the major feeling of a great and sensible majority. RIGHT: Irwin Spear, professor of botany, discussed the faculty resolutions, which were ignored by the City Council and the Board of Regents, that supported student activities. ABOVE: Protestors fled toward the capitol as riot-equipped Austin police lobbed tear gas canisters. 
The faculty, in an emergency meeting on Thurs­day, voted 573-243 for a resolution to suspend classes. But Regent's Chairman Erwin later an­nounced that classes would be held throughout the system. Another resolution backing students' request for a parade permit from the Austin City Council passed with one-dissenting vote. That afternoon the Council, feeling they were be­ing pressured and regular channels should be taken, refused consideration of the request. 
On Friday, May 8th, the parade left the campus and proceeded legally on the sidewalks. March­ers were able to go into the streets after an eleventh hour federal restraining order was issued late Friday morning. U.S. District Court Judge Jack Roberts granted the order after several law students worked through the night to formulate a law-suit against the City's parade ordinance. 
An estimated 20,000 jammed the streets of Austin in peaceful protest. Only one arrest was made, that of a heckler. The march concluded on the East Mall where many relaxed in the fountain, and things slowly returned to normal. 
Teach-ins held Wednesday by David Edwa1ds, a government professor, a11d Jeff Jones, Students' Association president-elect, began as a mild discourse on LIS intervention into Cambodia, and ended in discussions over whether ROTC belongs on campus. 
Exercises Confirmed the End 


With the weather threatening, graduates hurried to return their caps and gowns lo tf.e University Co-op. 


Marshalls, carrying the traditional maces, lead the graduation processional. 
Graduation meant the end of one chapter in the life of the senior and the beginning of an­other. For some it marked the end of formal education, and for others it was a step toward another degree. 
Only about 50 percent of the approximately 3500 who were eligible remained to participate in the 87th annual commencement. Many felt the proceedings as too long and time consuming to be worthwhile. 
For those who stayed, May 30th was a day crowded with ROTC commissioning, baccalaur­eate, and convocations by each of the Univer­sity's colleges and schools. The academic regalia of the graduates provided an impressive back­ground for commencement speaker Tom Wicker, associate editor of the New York Times. President Norman Hackerman and Board of Regents Vice­Chairman Jack S. Josey conferred the degrees. 
The evening exercises officially marked the end of another academic year and the University was finally calm and quiet-at least until summer school. 

LEFT: Tom Wicker, associate editor ot the New York Times, delivered the commencement address on the South Mall of the Main Building. ABOVE: On Saturday afternoon, Dean Silber presented diplomas to graduating seniors from the College of Arts and Sciences. 


Outstanding Students 
WICK ALLISON (right) is responsible for the new Texas Ranger magazine. Taking over as edi­tor in the fall, he changed the Ranger from a humor magazine to a campus interest periodical. Wick has been a member of the Freshman Council advisory board and director of the Southwestern Student Leadership Conference. He also served as president of the Young Republicans and in the House of Delegates as committee chairman. 
A senior law student, CHARLES MARK BERRY JR. (below right) was president of the Student Bar Association. A member of Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity, Mark has served as an assembly­men and as Law School Election Commission chair­man. He has been a member of the executive board of the Human Rights Research Council and the Criminal Law Association. Listed in Who's Who in American Universities and Corleges for 1967, Mark received the Consul Award for 1970. 
This year's Outstanding Co-op Man, RONALD CLINT BOLLINGER (below) has served as presi­dent and vice-president of the Men's Cooperative Council. President of Ramshorn Co-op, Ronald was active on the Students' Association Committee on Cooperative Housing. A senior architectural en­gineering student, he was a member of AAAE, Chi Epsilon, and was president of Chi Alpha . 
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A graduate student, ALVIN E. COWAN, JR . (above left) is cadet brigade commander of the university's Army ROTC. Receiving numerous awards and US Army medals for being an out­standing cadet, this year Alvin received a Legion of Valor cross and a US Army ROTC leadership citation noting him as one of five outstanding cadets in the nation. He is also a member of Silver Spurs, Scabbard & Blade, Phi Eta Sigma, and Phi Beta Kappa. 
A 1969 Goodfellow, JOHN KARL DIETZ (above) is a member of Friars, having served as scrivner and abbot. John has been a member of the na­tional committee of the Student Council of YMCA's and student-faculty committees. Formerly chairman of the Education Excellence Committee and coordinator of Freshman Encounter, he was also on President Hackerman's advisory cabinet. A Challenge group leader, John has been active on the Advisory Council on Students and the In­stitute on the Study of Student Services. 
A junior business major, ELLEN ROSE FEIN (left) was vic~president of the Texas Union and served on its Board of Directors. A 1969 Good­fellow, Ellen has been a member of Sigma Delta Tau, Panhellenic, and several committees. She has been a Kinsolving advisor, a freshman orien­tation advisor, secretary of the House of Dele­
gates, and chairman of Round-Up academic events. An Orange Jacket, Ellen was selected for mem­bership in Mortar Board. 


D. KIRK HAMILTON (above), a fifth year archi­tecture student, has been a member of the as­sembly, the Architecture Council, and the Texas Union East building committee. A 1968 Good­fellow, Kirk has been secretary and superinten­dent of Alpha Rho Chi as well as president of the Professional lnterfraternity Council. Selected for membership in Sphinx and Friars, he par­ticipated in the Community Design Center in Blackshear and taught an experimental reading course in the Architecture Department. 
This year's editor-in-chief of the Texas Law Review, LAWRENCE A. HAMMOND (above right) is a third year law student. He has written two articles for the Law Review and has also received the Reagan Sayers Award. A Consul Award re­cipient, he is a Chancellor and a member of Friars 
Society. 
A graduate student in business administration, SUSAN LYNN HASSLOCHER (right) has served on the TSP Board of Directors and as an assembly­woman-at-large for two years. Susan has been a member of Orange Jackets, a freshman orienta­tion advisor, and secretary of the CBA Council. A member of Alpha Phi sorority, she has also served on the University Council, the Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Committee, and the Committee on Student Organizations. 


Outstanding Students 
Vice-president of the Students' Association, ERNIE HAYWOOD (left) originated Project Info and has served as chairman of its Board of Direc­tors and Executive Coordinator. Active on the Minority Student Affairs Committee, Ernie worked 
for the reinstatement of the Program for Educa­tional Opportunity. He also has been active in the campaign for open housing as well as in the study of academic standards. A senior business major, Ernie has served as president of Newman 
Club and as a member of the Catholic Student Center advisory board. 
A first-year law student, C. ROBERT HEATH (below left) was law school assemblyman and appointed to the Co-op Board of Directors. A member of Tejas Club and Friars, Bob has served on the Young Democrats state executive commit­tee, the Student Attorney Selection committee, Law School Board of Governors, and Operation. Brainpower. A National Merit Scholar as an un­dergraduate, he received the American 1unspru­dence award for contracts in 1969 and has par­ticipated in the Moot Court activities. 
A senior in arts·and sciences, BARBARA ELLEN LEAMAN (below) is senior advisor of Alpha Lambda Delta and scholarship chairman of Sigma Delta Tau. A member of Orange Jackets and the Longhorn Band, Bobbye worked with Freshman Encounter, Round-Up and the Students' Associa­tion Educational Excellence committee. Maintain­ing a 3.8 GPA, Bobbye is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Mortar Board. 

Outstanding Students 


GARY V. LEHMBERG (above), a senior engineer­ing student, is a member of the Tejas Club, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, and the Royal Order of the UT. A freshman orientation advisor, Gary has served as secretary-treasurer of Phi Eta Sigma, president of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, and secretary of Alpha Phi Omega. He also was active in ASME, House of Delegates, and Union student-faculty committee. 
This year LARRY LESTER LONG (above right) was the University's representative to Nixon's Youth Advisory Committee on Selective Service and an advisor on student insurance policy. Larry has served as vice-president of the Tejas Club, chairman of the Union Speakers committee, and a member of the Texas Union Council. 
GREGORY EUGENE LUCIA (right), an A&S assemblyman, was a member of the Faculty­Student Conference committee, Tejas Club, and Order of Alcalde. A freshman orientation advisor for two years, Greg has served on the Student Committee on Orientation Procedures and in the House of Delegates. Co-chairman of the Com­
munity Involvement Committee, he received a Students' A~sociation distinguished service award. 

RICHARD W .. MEYER (above left}, a fifth year architecture student, has been coordinator of Sur­vey Three and editor of Student Affairs, a news­letter published monthly by the University vice­president for student affairs. President of both the Architecture Council and TLOK, Rick has been selected for membership in Friars, Sphinx, and Omicron Delta Kappa. He has also been a mem­ber of Alpha Rho Chi, Tau Delta Sigma, and Texas Today and Tomorrow. 
A sophomore in arts and sciences, DAVID MEYER MlNCBERG (above) was active on the Student Assembly and the TSP Board of Directors. A student assistant in Jester Center, he served on the Student Living Accommodations committee. David, a member of Tejas Club, was a Freshman Encounter advisor and a finalist in the Texas­Peru Exchange Program. President of Mortar Board, MARY CHRISTINE MONTGOMERY (left) was the recipient of the 
1969 Silver Spur Award. A finalist for Ten Most Beautiful, Chris has been a member of the Stu­dent Committee on Orientation Policies and Pro­
cedures, University Committee on Drug Policies and Procedures, and Union Student-Faculty com­mittee. She has also been a member of Alpha lambda Delta, Wesley Foundation guild, Longhorn Band, Tau Beta Sigma, Spooks, and the Royal Order of the UT. 
Outstanding Students 


MARK MORRISON (right), editor of The Daily Texan, has received the Wall Street Journal-spon­sored Newspaper Fund editing internship and scholarship and the Devall Award for an out­standing junior journalism student. He is a mem­ber of the SWC Sportsmanship Committee, Friars, Sigma Delta Chi, and serves as Time magazine's correspondent for the University. Before taking leadership of the Texan, Mark served as assistant managing editor, make-up editor, news editor, and associate news editor. 
A senior in arts and sciences, GARY ARTHUR MUNNEKE (below) this year received the Alpha Phi Omega distinguished service key. In APO, Gary has served in many capacities including pledge trainer, campus projects director, fellow­ship director, and service vice-president. A fresh­man advisor for two years, he also has been president of Pre-Law Association and a member of lntercooperative Council. 
MARGUERITE ANGELINE OLDHAM (below right), a 1970 Bluebonnet Belle, is co-chairman of the Student Committee on Orientation Proce­dures. Margo has been secretary of the House of 
Delegates Rules committee and served on Opera­tion Brainpower and Texas Today and Tomorrow. An Alpha Chi Omega, she has been a member of Spooks, Sigma Delta Pi, and Alpha Lambda Delta and served as an advisor for freshman orientation and Kinsolving dormitory. 


ROBERT E. PENNINGTON (above left), Presi­
dent of Alpha Phi Omega, ser.ved as chairman of 
the Election Commission and the Sweetheart 
Election Commission. Bob has served in numerous 
offices in APO and received the chapter and 
sectional distinguished service certificates. A fresh­
man orientation advisor, he also has been a resi­
dent of TLOK, chairman of the University Inter­
scholastic League, and a member of the Union 
Leadership Board. 
JEANNE ANN PHILQUIST (above), a 1970 Bluebonnet Belle, was assistant editor of the Texas Ranger and student coordinator of the English Committee on Curriculum. A freshman orientation advisor, Jeannie has served as president and his­torian of Delta Gamma sorority and on the Round­Up Steering Committee. Maintaining a 3.75 grade point average, she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. 
HORACIO R. RAMIREZ (left), a sophomore in the college of arts and sciences with a 3.7 grade point average, is a member of Tejas Club, the YM-YWCA Joint Board, and Phi Eta Sigma. Last year, he was a member of the Student "Onion" and the Students' Association Special Projects committee. An orientation advisor, he was a mem­ber of the Student Committee on Orientation Procedures and the Royal Order of the UT. 

NORWOOD W. KNIGHT RICHARDSON (above), a member of Tejas Club and Friars, has been active on the State Senate Drug Committee and the University Committee on Drug Policies and Procedures. A 1969 Goodfellow, Norwood also served as chairman of a Union committee and vice-president of the Texas Union. A freshman orientation advisor, Norwood has been a member of the African Exchange program, Texas Today and Tomorrow, and the Order of the Alcalde. 
A senior in the College of Arts and Sciences with a 4.0 grade point average, ERIN CHRISTINE RASCHKE (above right) has served as secretary of Mortar Board, a freshman orientation advisor, and historian of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. A Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Erin is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, and Iota Sigma Pi. Recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Junior Member in Course Award and the Alpha Lambda Delta Book Award, she has served on various committees and was a Junior Fellow. 
A coordinator of Freshman Encounter, KAREN 
DELURA ROWLETT (right) has been activities 
chairman of Delta Zeta sorority and a member 
of the House of Delegates, University "Y" student 
leadership group, and Mortar Board. Chairman 
of the Minority Student Affairs committee, Karen 
has also been on the Speakers committee, Stu­
dent-Faculty committee, and the Food and Hous­
ing committee. A Challenge group leader, she was 
chairman of the Round-Up Programs committee. 

Outstanding Students 



A junior business major, JEROME ERNEST SNEED (above left) has been a freshman orien­tation advisor and chairman of the Student Com­mittee on Orientation Policies and Procedures. A continuing orientation tutor and a member of the House of Delegates, Jerry was vice-president of Phi Eta Sigma, a member of Choice '68, and a participant in the mid-semester leadership lab. As editor-in-chief of the 1970 Cactus, JOY KRISTINE STAPP (above) worked fqr the estab­lishment of the Cactus Teaching Excellence Awards this year. A member of the TSP Board of Direc­tors, Joy also was corresponding secretary of Alpha Phi sorority. A senior maintaining a 3.8 grade point average, she earned membership of Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta, and served 
as  secretary-treasurer of Psi Chi.  
A  senior  engineering student,  JOHN  ROBERT  
STRATTON  (left)  was  chairman of  the  Student  

Engineering Council Inc. and a member of the Senior Cabinet. John also served as executive editor of the Vector and as chairman of the Ad­visory Committee to the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Active in the AIAA, he held numerous offices and committee memberships. John was a member of the Young Republicans and Students' Association Steer Here committee. 

calde and a member of the Criminal Law Asso­ciation. A freshman orientation advisor, Tim has held membership in the Scabbard & Blade So­ciety, Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, and the Student Committee on Orientation Policies and Procedures. A recipient of the Alpha Phi Omega distinguished service key, he served on the Elec­
tion Commission and also on the Sweetheart Election Commission. 
STEPHEN L. VAN (above right) has been ex­tensively involved with the Texas Union as presi­dent of the Programs Council and chairman of its board of directors. Steve has been a member of the Order of the Alcalde, Operation Brain­power, Speakers Tour, and the Education Excel­lence committee. Former chairman of Texas Today and Tomorrow, he also has been active as a student assemblyman. 
Active on the University Council, JOHN TULLOS WELLS (right) is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, the Public Relations Student Society of America, and vice-president of Lambda Chi Alpha frater­nity. Tullos was coordinator of Freshman Encoun­ter and public relations chairman for Choice '68. A junior communications student, he has been a member of the House of Delegates and worked on The DaUy Texan. 
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A graduate student in educational psychology and working in the office of the Dean of Students, MAROLYN WITTMAN (below) received the 1968 Silver Spur Award. Marolyn has been a member of the Educational Policies committee, Mortar Board, Orange Jackets, and the Arts and Sciences Council. Active on the Union Leadership Board and Executive Council, Marolyn received the Texas Union Leadership Award. 
A junior pre-med student with a 3.9 grade point average, WAYLAND WONG (right) was a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta and Phi Eta Sigma. A freshman orientation advisor and a member of Tejas Club, Wayland has been active as a member of the Texas Union Coordinating Board and vice­president-elect of its Program Council. He has par­ticipated in the Student Association's Housing Commission, Union Student-Faculty committee, MUN, Media '70 and the Royal Order of the UT. 
DIANE PAMELA WOOD (below right), a junior 
maintaining a 4.0 grade point average, was an 
orientation advisor and a member of the Student 
Committee on Orientation Policies and Procedures. 
Diane also was a member of Cordettes, Mortar 
Board, the Royal Order of the UT, and Longhorn 
Singers. A finalist for University Sweetheart, she 
was editor for Alpha Lambda Delta. 

FORN.ER OUTSTANDING STUDENTS STILL IN SCHOOL 
Gilbert Revm Alonzo Rick Keeton Betty An~ Birdwell Mary Tom Keller Christopher Davis Bray Joe Bob Kinsel Sara Virginia Bullock Gwen Elaine Larsh Rodolfo F. C~sti llo Barry H. Margolis Carol Alice Conner Stan Louis Mclelland Tommy Neal Cowan Ralph lrad Miller Walter Eugene Demond Malcolm George Nelson 
Lloyd A. Doggett Nancy Lee Notley Wi lliam Dan Driscoll 
Michael Warren Perrin 
Harvey Radnor Eanes James Hugh Price 
Elizabeth Ann Egelhoff Paul Richard Ray 
Karen Jo Elliott Tommy Doc Raye 
Nancy Jo Fleury Henry Grady Rylander 
Jerry Richard Grammer Ben E. Rodriguez 
David Michael Gregory Kenneth Wayne Sparks 
James 0. Guleke 11 
Joe Lee Stubblefield Lucinda Boylen Hanks Rober! Lewis Thompson Ernest David Henry 
Terry Oliver Tottenham Robert Allen Higley James W. Turner 
Rostam M. Kavoussi 
Special Awards 


The University of Texas Dads' Association annually pre­sents an award to two senior students excelling in leader­ship, scholarship, and service. Selected as the DADS' DAY OUTSTANDING MAN for 1969 was H. GRADY RYLANDER (left). An electrical engineering major from Austin, Grady completed his undergraduate work in three and a half years with a 4.0 grade point average. He served as presi­
dent of IEEE and secretary of Eta Kappa Nu. Grady was an Engineering Fellow and a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Tau Beta Pi. 
MARY TOM KELLER (above) was selected as the DADS' DAY OUTSTANDING WOMAN. Mary Tom served as presi­dent of All-Campus Advisors, chairman of Blanton advi­sors, and president of Scope. The senior from Monroe, Louisiana, was Orange Jacket vice-president, Posse pledge­trainer, Freshman Council advisor, Challenge '68 moder­ator, and Zeta Tau Alpha scholarship chairman. Mary Tom was also a member of the Texas Union Leadership Board. 
The MIKE FLYNN CITIZENSHIP AWARD is given annually to a male student who best exemplifies the citizenship shown by ex­student Mike Flynn. This year's recipient is JOHN YORK (left). An electrical engineering major from Wharton, John served as secre­tary and treasurer of Alpha Phi Omega. The 1969 Outstanding Co-op Man, he served as president, vice-president, and treasurer of the Inter-Cooperative Council. John also participated in the Union Leadership Lab and Interdisciplinary Retreat. 

Each year an outstanding independent woman student is pre­sented the MARJORIE DARELIK MEMORIAL AWARD. The 1970 recipient was KAREN JO ELLIOTT (above). A. 1969 Cactus Out­standing Student, Karen was a member of Mortar Board, Orange Jackets, Spooks, Theta Sigma Phi, Kappa Tau Alpha, and the House of Delegates. A senior journalism major from Matador, Karen served as managing editor, news editor, editorial page assistant, copy editor, and as associate and assistant news editor of The Daily Texan. 
The Texas Cowboys initiated the ARNO NOWOTNY AWARD this year to recognize an outstanding student who exemplified the qualities of fairness, honesty, integrity, and unselfishness in service to the University. The award was presented in honor of Dean Arno Nowotny who always has been dedicated to unselfish service and devotion to the University. The first recipient of this award was JAMES 0. GULEKE II (left). A senior from Amarillo, 
Jim served as co-chairman of the Student Committee on Orienta­tion Procedures, president of Silver Spurs, and chairman of the House of Delegates rules committee. He worked on Operation Brainpower and was treasurer of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. A 1969 Cactus Outstanding Student, he held membership in Phi Eta Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, and the Order of the Alcalde. 

Special Awards 


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The SPOOK AWARD is given annually to an outstand­ing international student in recognition of his contribution and loyalty to the University. Recipient of this year's award was RUDOLFO CASTILLO (left). An architectural engineer­ing major from Bolivia, Rudy served as president of AAAE and chairman of the International Committee. He was a member of Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, and the University soccer and volleyball teams. Rudy also was chosen as the most outstanding Latin American stu­dent by the Pan American Round Table. 
The SILVER SPUR AWARD is presented each year to an outstanding woman student. The selection is based on distinguished scholarship, service, and extracurricular activities. The award this year was presented to CARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR (above), a junior from San Benito. The elementary education major was a 1970 Bluebonnet Belle finalist, president of Orange Jackets, and president of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. A member of Cordettes, 
Cary also was chosen as a freshman orientation advisor. 

The Inter-Cooperative Council recognizes two students each year for outstanding qualities of scholarship, coopera­tive leadership, and campus orientation. This year's OUT­STANDING CO-OP MAN AWARD went to RONALD CLINT BOLLINGER (below). Ronald, an architectural engineering senior from Fort Worth, was president and vice-president of Men's Cooperative Council. A 1970 Cactus Outstanding Student, he also served as president of Ramshorn Co-op and Chi Alpha . Ronald was a member of Chi Epsilon, AAAE, House of Delegates, Jester Quality of Life Commit­tee, and the Students' Association Committee on Co-op Housing. 
MAUREEN LYNN McGAVERN (right) was presented with the OUTSTANDING CO-OP WOMAN AWARD. A 1969 Bluebonnet Belle finalist, Maureen was a member of the House of Delegates rules committee and social chairman for Felecia Co-op. Recipient of the Blue & Gold Seal Award, Maureen, a fash ion design major from Aus­tin, was active in Union and ICC activities and served on the Round-Up Parade committee. 



1970 Cactus Goodfellows 

l. 	Greg Eaves 7. Debra Mann Union Leadership Board Chairman Orange Jackets Contact Chairman Union Ideas and Issues Committee Spooks Vice·President 
Army ROTC Scholarship 	Jester Student Assistant 
2. 	Frank Sheppard Texas Today and Tomorrow 8. Harvey Corn MUN Secretary·General Exchange Board Coordinator Union' Program Council lnterfraternity Council Secretary 
Alpha Delta Sigma 
3. 	Glen Dolfi 
Young Republicans President 
Voter Registration Co-Chairman 

9. 	Ernie Ec;!en
House of Delegates Inter-Cooperative Council Treasurer 
T.l.O.K. Treasurer
4. 	Roland Moore 
Alpha Phi Omega 
Union Speakers Committee Chairman 
Psi Chi Vice-President 
Phi Kappa Phi 

10. 	James Richard Seeman TTT Steering Committee
5. 	Jane Allard 
Architecture AssemblymanUnion Leadership Board Jester Student Assistant
Orange Jackets 
PEO Tutoring 

6. 	Dave Turner 11. Lynn Cohen House of Delegates Executive Board Texas Union Board of Directors Freshman Encounter Advisor SWC Sportsmanship Committee Chairman 
U.T. Canter Club 	Orientation Advisor, SCOOP Secretary 




Goodfellows 
l. Roy Milam Spence 
Orientation Advisor, SCOOP 
Round-Up Showcase 
Media '70 

2. Diane Swendeman 
University Sweetheart 
Cordettes MP Sponsor 
Orange Jackets 

3. Duke Kimbrough 
Inter-Cooperative Council President 
TLOK President 
Senior Cabinet Advisory Member 

4. Lynn Malone 
Alpha Phi Omega President 
Election Commission Chairman 
Order of the Alcalde 

5. Bill Gurasich 
Orientation Advisor, SCOOP Media '70 Round-Up Multi-Media Committee Chairman 
6. Douglas Bartek 
Longhorn Band Section Leader Kappa Kappa Psi IEEE 
7. Tom O'Neil 
Phi Delta Chi President Student Assemblyman Student-Faculty Health Center Committee 
8. Mary Jane Mitchell 
Angel Flight 
Texas Today and Tomorrow 
Orientation Advisor 

9. Douglas Batson 
Flashcard Committee Chairman Rally Advisory Committee Texas Today and Tomorrow 
l 0. Linda Stevenson 
Longhorn Band, Tau Beta Sigma Spooks Service Haunt Orange Jackets 




Goodfellows 
1. 	
Lance Wittlif AROTC Meritorious Service Award 

Scabbard & Blade Executive Officer Distinguished Military Student 

2. 	
Pat Cafferty Cactus Editorial Assistant 


Navy Sweetheart 
Theta Sigma Phi Treasurer 

3. 	John Watkins 
Texan Managing Editor 
Cactus Sports Editor 
Kappa Tau Alpha 
4. 	Liz Atkinson 
Orientation Advisor 
Challenge '70 Discussion Leader 
Education Excellence Committee 
5. 	Robert Bugbee 
Cactus Features Editor 
Freshman Encounter Advisor 
Student-Faculty Committee 
6. 	Trudy Skiff 
Opera Workshop 
Varsity Singers 
Spooks Service Haunt 

7. 	Bill Heggie 
Student Engineering Council Engineering Assemblyman 
Round-Up Committee Chairman 
8. 	Wayne Doyal 
Longhorn Basketball Team Captain 
T-Association Vice-President 
Texas Cowboys 
9. 	Gene Attal 
Communication Council President 

Alpha Delta Sigma President Middle Eastern Students Organization 
10. 	Mary Holm Union Leadership Board Orientation Advisor Orange Jackets 


Goodfellows 
6. Patsy Boyle 
Gamma Delta Epsilon President Orientation Advisor Bluebonnet Belle Semi-Finalist 
7. Robert Oliver 
Texas Today and Tomorrow Chairman Round-Up Publicity Chairman Union Leadership Board 
8. Patricia Carroll 
Orientation Advisor Junior Fellows Alpha Lambda Delta Vice-President 
9. LuP.e Zamarripa 
MASO President 
UT Intern on The Daily Journal, 

Caracas, Venezuela 
Texan Reporter 




Goodfellows 
l. 	Bill Whitehurst 
Fair Housing Commission Director 

National Moot Court Team 
Omicron Delta Kappa 

2. 	
Alan Derby 
Student Engineering Council, Inc. 


Assemblyman 
Student-Faculty Committees 


3. 	
Beverly Ingram 
Kinsolving Student Assistant 


Freshman Encounter Advisor 
Phi Beta Kappa 


4. 	
Charles Vinson 
Teias Club President 



Texas Cowboys 
Tau Beta Pi 

5. 	Ben Brooks Shuttle Bus Committee Chairman 
Traffic and Parking Committee Chairman Kappa Alpha Vice-President 
6. 	Bob Christy 
lnterfraternity Council President 

Delta Tau Delta President 
Omicron Delta Kappa 

7. 	Barbra Mann Orientation Advisor Orange Jackets Contact Officer 
Spooks Corresponding Secretary 
8. 	Cary Taylor Orange Jackets President 
Cordette Transportation Sponsor Orientation Advisor 
9. 	Mike Bisesi Caslilian Student Government President Students' Association Committee 
Coordinator 
Pre-Law Association 




l. 	Lynn Kohlenberg Longhorn Band Feature Twirler Tau Beta Sigma 
Angel Flight Drill Commander 
2. 	
Sylvia Hughes Orientation Advisor Student Mobilization Committee 

'women's Liberation 

3. 	
Carol Tunstall American Marketing Assoc. President 


Model United Nations Secretariat Gamma Delta Epsilon Vice-President 
4. 	Jim Arnold 
Arts and Sciences Assemblyman Teias Club 
U. T. Newsline Originator 
5. 	Gary Taylor 
Daily Texan Sports Editor 
Cactus Sports Editor 
Omicron Delta Kappa 

Goodfellows 
6. 	Nancy Strauss 
Student Assembly Secretary Orientation Advisor Orange Jackets 
7. 	Ann Wright 
Upper-Class Advisors President 

Orange Jackets Longhorn Band, Tau Beta Sigma 
NOT PICTURED 
Freddie Steinmark 
Longhorn Football Team, All SWC Most Courageous Athlete -Philadelphia Sports Writers' Assoc. Texas Cowboys 
John Hunter Thompson 
Architecture Council President 
Waller Creek Committee 
Sphinx 





FORMER GOODFELLOWS STILL IN SCHOOL James Lyon Ahern Paul David Angenend Mary Ann Anthony Jerry Dale Box Genie Brackenridge John R. Brock Peggy Jane Brzeszkiewicz Douglas G. Caroom James Winston Chapman Tommy Neal Cowan Sherilyn Jean Davis John Karl Dietz Tieman H. Dippel Elilabeth Ann Egelhoff Richard E. Ewing Ellen Rose Fein William Francis Frances May Fuller Timothy P. Furlong Richard Louis Giesecke Robert W. Glover John Catlett Goodman Jerry Richard Grammer Walter Martin Hall Daniel Kirk Hamilton Susan Lynn Hasslocher Jane Arian Haun Barbara Jean Hoffer Philip C. Joseph Roslam M. Kavoussi Nikolai Kerpchar Joe Bob Kinsel Susan Delaine Lenthe Larry Lester Long Gregory Eugene Lucia Patricia Jan Ludeman Barry Howard Margolis Richard Wayne Meyer Pamela Lynn Milks Sallie Cherry Morrill Gary Arthur Munneke Richard Alan Nicholas David Knight Northington Margaret Ruth Parker Paul James Peters Velma Lacey Pipkin Robert Jay Reining Norwood W. Knight Richardson Wiley Barry Rountree Karen Delura Rowlell 
Sharon Leigh Sass Joseph Richard Sharkey Elizabeth Shelby Jessica Elaine Siebel Robert D. Simpson Kenneth Wayne Sparks Glenn Edwin Staats Joe Lee Stubblefield James William Turner Wilfred C. Uecker Stephen L. Van Gary Wayne Wall Marsha Glenelle White Joan L. Willis Marolyn Wittman Dana Elizabeth Yarbrough John Louis York John Robert Zizelmann 
University Sweetheart Diane Swendeman 
One of this year's Ten Most .Beautiful, Diane Farrar Swendeman has been active in Orange Jackets and Cordettes. A member of Alpha Lambda Delta, she has served on the Union Speakers com­mittee and worked on Round-Up Showcase for two years. The junior from San Antonio has been a Kinsolving advisor and a member of the Women's Gymnastic team. In April Diane, who was also College of Engineering Sweetheart, was chosen as Miss 
Texas-Universe. 
Representing The University of Texas at all official functions, Sweetheart Fina I ists 
the University Sweetheart is elected by the student body. The Sweetheart Election Commission is responsible for establishing a committee of student le<!ders who this year nominated twenty-six girls for this honor. The nominees were then interviewed and five finalists were selected for the election. The Sweetheart of The University of Texas was announced at the Sweetheart Presen­tation at the beginning of Round-Up week. 
Ba~bara Mclaughlin, Houston SWEETHEART NOMINEES Georgene Adams, Beaumont Betsy Bergman, Wichita, Kansas Mary Grace Fields, McAllen Mary Leslie Gayle, San Angelo Effie Georgas, Corsicana Pamela Hall, Lubbock Daphne Hermanson, El Campo Rosemary Hibler, Austin Jackie Higby, Hurst Linda Hughes, San Antonio Patsy Jackson, Sherman Mindy Koen, Dallas Barbra Mann, Fort Worth Debra Mann, Fort Worth Kathy McCarty, Beeville Deborah Patterson, Houston Ann Richardson, Bellaire Laura Steigerwald, Dallas Nancy Susman, Austin Judy Swan, Temple 
Debbie Rosenberger, Houst~n Becky Woodard, Houston 
Diane Wood, Houston 


Bluebonnet Belles 
Bluebonnet Belle is an honor bestowed on five girls selected on the basis of poise, personality, beauty, activities, and campus awareness. A Belle combines many of the qualities found in an Outstanding Student with those of a Ten Most Beautiful. This year 120 girls were nominated by various campus organizations. A screening committee chose 48 semi-finalists who were then interviewed for the final selection. At the Sweetheart Presentation, the Cactus editor introduced the ten finalists and announced the five 1970 Bluebonnet Belles. 
Blvebonnet Belle 
Karen Ross 
One of the 1968 Ten Most Beautiful, Karen Kaye Ross was selected as this year's Cowboy Sweetheart. A junior from Lake Jackson, she served as Orange Jacket vice-president, Cordettes Drill Team sponsor, and freshman orientation advisor. Karen, an elementary education major, was also active in Alpha Delta Pi, serving as social chairman and rush captain. 




Bluebonnet Belle 
Carol Conner 
An active participant in campus activities, Carol Alice Conner (right) was president of Orange Jackets and treasurer of Cordettes. A senior speech therapy major from Houston, Carol has served as a freshman orientation advisor for three years. President of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, Carol was selected for membership in Mortar Board and as a 1969 Cactus Outstanding Student. 
Bluebonnet Belle 
Judy Swan 
Chosen as this year's Electrical Engineering Sweetheart, Judith Lynn Swan (left) has been active in Cordettes and was selected as their best pledge in 1969. The junior from Temple has maintained a 3.85 grade point average while majoring in math and history. A Kappa Kappa Gamma, Judy served as house chairman for her sorority this year. 
Bluebonnet Belle 
Margo Oldham 
Chosen as a 1970 Cactus Outstanding Student, Marguerite Angeline Oldham (right) has served the University by working on Operation Brainpower and Texas Today and Tomorrow. A freshman orientation advisor for two years, she was co-chairman of the Student Committee on Orientation Procedures. An Alpha Chi Omega from Houston, she has also been an advisor in Kinsolving dormitory and a member of Spooks. Margo, a senior Spanish/English major, was selected for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, and Sigma Delta Pi. 
Bluebonnet Belle 
Jeannie Philquist 
Active in many campus areas, Jeanne Ann Philquist (left served as Ranger assistant editor, chairman of the Round publicity committee, and a freshman orientation advisor. A semi-finalist for Ten Most Beautiful, she was president of Delta Gamma sorority, a speakers' tour guide, and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Jeannie, a senior English major from Austin, is also a 1970 Cactus Outstanding Student. 


Margaret Parker, Hale Center 

Sue Lenthe, Moorhead, Minn. 
Diane Swendeman, San Antonio 

SEMI-FINALISTS Georgene Adams, Beaumont Helene Barab, Dallas Patsy Boyle, Callao, Va. Patricia Carroll, Austin Melissa Craig, Houston Diane Davis, Midland Sherry Davis, Houston Karen Elliott, Matador Jenny Ferguson, Dallas Mary Grace Fields, McAllen Mary Leslie Gayle, San Angelo Susan Giles, Houston Cheryl Goodman, Houston Linda Hase, Houston Susan Hasslocher, San Antonio Carolyn Hinckley, Houston Barbara Hoffer, Beaumont Edie Hudson, Stamford Linda Hughes, San Antonio Susan Langridge, San Antonio Bobbye Leaman, Crane 
Nancy Carroll Lee, Houston Lynn Londeree, Dallas Maureen McGavern, Austin Cathy Raffkind, San Antonio Martha Lee Roberts, Midland Sandra Rosenfield, Austin Marilyn Rumsey, Houston Gay Scherz, San Angelo Jean Schwartz, Houston Linda Stevenson, Austin Mary Alice Tudor, Texarkana Michelle Vilcoq, Austin Linda Wheeler, Denver, Colo. Norma Williams, Fort Worth Pamela Wilson, La Porte Cynthia Word, Conroe Marjorie York, Wharton 
Cary Taylor, San Benito 

Ten Most Beautiful 
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Academy Award winner John Wayne selected the 1969-70 Ten Most Beautiful from the photographs of 25 finalists. 
In its 50th year at the University, Xi chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, the national professional fraternity for women in communication, sponsored the 27th annual contest. 
Proceeds from this year's contest went to two schol­arships given by the chapter and the completion of a $1,000 pledge to the Paul J. Thompson-DeWitt C. Reddick Fund. 


Brenda Webb 

Ellen Waki 
Sheila Nix 





Diane Swendeman 

April Raines 

Carla Gray 

Daphne Hermansen 

Kathy Nettles 


Concrete and steel structures reaching to the sky were brought to life as students questioned the relevancy of campus experience to everyday living. 
Through elections, marches, protests, demon­strations, teach-ins, and rallies, students voiced opinions on virtually every problem affecting the University .community. Committees of students and faculty explored both academic and extra­curricular issues in an effort to bridge the gap between administration and student. 
Involvement was the 
key to progress. 
Led by the women of Jester Center, other Uni­versity dorms petitioned and received abolition of enforced curfew. The stereotype student van­ished as a new breed of scholar brought both veneration and agitation to his alma mater. Tra­ditions including Greeks and ROTC were chal­lenged. Where once only the athletic calendar reigned supreme, an explosion of demands, ques­tions, and new ideologies now swept the campus. 
For this education there were no books .. . the education of experience. 



169 Student Government 199 Military 219 Organizations 323 Greeks 433 Residences 




Student Government 





171  Students' Association  
178  Texas Union  
184  Round-Up  
186  College Councils  
192  Publications  




Students' Association 
As both executive and legislative branches of the Students' Association, the Student Assembly played an active role in campus politics. The newly created Admissions Standards Study Com­mittee spent months researching present Univer­sity policies on admissions and came up with a proposal providing for equal admissions program for students from all economic backgrounds. 
Through an Assembly grant the first advanced placement brochure with detailed information on all available advanced placement exams was printed and mailed out to all new incoming stu­dents. The document was written by students in hopes that it would be easily understood and used by new students. 
Leading the Students' Association were Joseph 
R. Krier, president and Ernest L. Haywood, vice­president. 


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Student Assembly 
In line with growing student concern for the environment and what is to be done with it, the Student Assembly supported the April 22 Na­tional Environmental Teach-in with $1,000. The Assembly also endorsed the Oct. 15 and Nov. 15 Vietnam war moratoriums, and allocated $ 150 to be used for advertisements. 
In response to the Chuck Wagon disturbance during the fall semester and the subsequent Grand Jury indictments, the Assembly requested that charges be dropped against those individuals not charged with direct violence. A legal defense 
FRONT ROW: Joseph Krier, Ernest Haywood, Nancy Strauss, Michelle Vilcoq, Susan Hasslocher, John fox, Jim Arnold, Will Goldman. SECOND ROW: Jodie Tronson, Susan Mustard, Belinda Hase, Tieman Dippel, Barbara Tierney, James Seeman, Steve Van, William Strait, Jer­rell King, Greg Lucia, David Mincberg, Barney McCoy. THIRD ROW: Jon 
fund was created to aid those charged other­wise. The Austin district attorney later dropped charges against several students. 
An Assembly resolution which called for a planning firm to aid in long range campus de­velopment was followed by the allocation of $65,000 by the Board of Regents for that pur­pose. Through work of the University Council and the Assembly, three voting student members were added to the Building Committee. 
With the resignation of President Norman Hack­erman, the Assembly designated the student members of the University Council, Susan L. Hass­locher, Tullos Wells, and Joseph R. Krier, as stu­dent representatives on the nominating commit­tee to fill his vacancy. 
Harrison, William Birt Simpson, Matthew Mikeska, William Heggie, Alan 
Derby, Randall Hollis, Joseph Sharkey, Thomas Rioux, Robert Perkins, 
Charles Banks, Neal Naranjo, Roger Hamilton, Bob Heath, Robert Mann, Mark Berry. 


Delegates participated in House debate. 

House of Delegates 
The House of Delegates initiated a wide variety 
of student aid proposals this year. The 1969-1970 
House preserved a low cost women's housing 
complex, initiated food and gas student coopera­
tives and took a stand in the Arts and Sciences 
split controversy. 
Ernest L. Haywood, vice-president of the Stu­
dents' Association, was House chairman. Elected 
vice-chairman was David A. Turner. Representing 
the House in the Assembly were Charles A. 
Banks, Samuel D. Haas, and Joseph R. Sharkey. 
The Outstanding Delegate awards were pre­
sented to Blanche F. Cohen, John R. Coppedge, 
Jeff Jones, and Bill T. Moran. 
To publicize House activities and encourage 
participation the student body, delegates placed 
signs on the West Mall inviting visitors to ob­
serve meetings. A House committee hearing on 
Betty Joan Levine's ROTC bill had to be moved 
into a larger meeting hall. 
Credentials committee member Karen E. Bod­ner revamped House membership policies. Plans for voluntary physical education and new ad­missions priorities assisting minority groups were 
considered and passed. Solutions were sought 
for student problems before they reached the 
crisis stage. 
The main issue brought before the Student Court this year dealt with funds the Student As­sembly appropriated for advertising in The Daily Texan for rides to Washington, D.C. for the November moratorium. A suit was brought be­fore the court to enjoin the Assembly from ap­propriating funds. The court denied the request because the participants failed to show irrepar­able damages caused by the advertising. 
Student Court 
FRONT ROW: Donald Bowen, Terry 0 . Tottenham, Carnegie H. Mims. SECOND ROW: Max Hendrick, Michael Gammon. 

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Students' Association Committees 
Developing continuing programs of service to 
the student community, the Students' Associa­
tion entered several successful ventures. 
The Draft Counseling center, in its first full 
year of operation, served over 3,000 students 
and is recognized as one of the best in the 
country. 
The Housing Commission in the first year of 
operation with a paid staff, assisted several hun­
dred students with housing problems ranging 
from contracts and room deposits to racial discrim­
ination. With a special grant from the Students' 
Association, the commission engaged legal assist­
ance to prosecute several cases in court. 
James G. Broyle, a recent University Law School 
graduate was appointed to the new position, 
Students' Attorney. 
The new shuttle bus operation met with suc­
cess in its initial year. The buses suggested by 
the Association's Parking Committee were used 
by over 13,000 students a day. 
The Educational Excellence Committee devised 
and printed the first comprehensive statement 
on Advanced Placement Examinations which was 
published and distributed to all incoming stu­
dents. This committee also prepared a recom­
mendation on changing the present system of 
academic advising. 
Serving Austin, the Community Involvement provided an ave:iue for students interested in municipal social action programs. The committee established weekly volunteer individual and group projects with Austin anti-poverty agencies. When the East Austin breakfast program ran in­to problems with the City Council, the Student Assembly endorsed the program and allocated $310 for its support. The University continued to offer a student-originated community involve­ment course. For the first time, credit was given 
for University Course 323, Seminar on Problems 
in Higher Education, jointly funded by the As­
sociation and the Dean of Students office. 
Project Info met continuing success in pre­senting programs at high schools throughout the state on educational opportunities available at the University. 
The Speakers' Tour Committee made arrange­ments throughout the sta.te for students to speak about the University from a student's point of view. 
The Exchange Board sponsored the Peruvian Exchange Program and continued negotiations for an African Exchange Program. 
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Orientation 

Six Orientation programs during the 1969-70 academic year introduced new students to Uni­versity life. Advisors were chosen by the Stu­dent Committee on Orientation Procedures and approved by the Director of Orientation. 
Student produced multi-media presentations were highlights of each program, and human relations sessions helped new students get ac­quainted. Newcomers were presented with a broad picture of University procedures, includ­ing educational opportunities, registration, test­ing, and housing. 
Throughout the year, a continuing Orienta­tion service using student advisors, offered assist­ance to any student with academic, personal, or social concerns. This included free tutoring. 
STUDENT COMMITTEE ON Pat Carroll 
ORIENTATION PROCEDURES 
Michael Casey Jerry Sneed 
Robby Clarke co<hairman 
Carol Connor Margo Oldham Martin Dies co-chairman 
Oren Dreeben Susan Barr David Dunlap Lynn Cohen Barry Everett 
Brenda Gasaway Ellen Fein 
Bill Gurasich 
John Fletcher Mary Jane Mitchell Susan Giles Chris Montgomery Sharon Grimm lacho Ramirez Jim Guleke 
Tom Russell Lucinda Hanks Roy Spence Sandy Hardin Tim Timmons Susan Hasslocher Diane Wood Sylvia Hughes 
Don Jackson 
Mutin Jimenez 
Gwen Larsh 
Gary Lehmberg 1969-1970 ADVISORS 
Mary Ann Anthony Greg Lucia Elizabeth Ann Atkinson Barbara Mann 
Warren Bellows Johri MayoAlphonse Brown, Jr. 
Laurilynn McGill Bruce Byron 
Thomas McGregor Kenneth Meyer Kay Morris Gary Munneke Nancy Notley David Pace Jan Patterson Robert Pennington Jeanne Philquist Erin Raschke Bonnie Reed Ben Rodriquez Karen Ross Rey Sanchez Peggy Schroeder Rachel Spohn Laura Steigerwald Nancy Strauss Cary Taylor Jetta Todaro Ellen Tuffly Stephanie Turet James Wilson Jr. Pam Wilson Wayland Wong 
Texas Today and Tomorrow 
Texas Today and Tomorrow programs included 
meetings with Norman Hackerman and Frank C. 
Erwin to discuss student unrest, campus growth, 
and educational excellence. 
A new program, Perspective, was organized 
by TTT. The committee realized that many situa­
tions on campus have pointed out the need for 
better communication of information to the stu­
dents. Perspective was designed to alleviate this 
problem by providing a forum to present. facts 
to the students. 
Founded by Chancellor Harry Ransom and·. sponsored by the University Development Board, the Texas Today and Tomorrow program pro­vided information about the University and gives faculty, administration, and students an oppor­tunity for open communication concerning many aspects of the University. The added communica­tion was intended to result in a fuller under­standing and potential for progress and to de­
velop a knowledgeable student body who will be interested alumni in future years. 
STEERING COMMITTEE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 
Mary Ann Anthony Stephen D. McClellan 
Douglas Allen Batson Shirley Bird Perry 
Catherine Ann Cox William Thomas Belt 
Melissa Craig Ervin Sewell Perry 
David Alan Dillard Fred Pittman Ellison 
William George Gurasich 
Lucinda Boylen Hanks SYSTEMS ADVISORMary Tom Keller 
Suzanne Eloise Kemp Jack Holland 
Katherine Ann Kevil 
Mary Jane Mitchell NEWS & INFORMATIONMargaret Moore ADVISOR 
Marguerite A. Oldham 
Judy Anne Owen Amy Jo Long 
Manes Reid Porter 
James Richard Seeman 
Frank W. Sheppard 
Stephen L. Van 
TTT presented Regents chairman Frank C. Erwin Jr. at an informal question and answer period. 

Texas Union 


Designed to be a learning-living center for University students, faculty, and staff, the Union is both a place and a program. 
A place where members of the University com­munity can come together in important ways, the Union offers facilities for meeting, eating, relaxing, working, learning, and communicating. The Union program is large and diverse, a pot­pourri of experiences planned to facilitate the development of the individual. In combination, these two important functions are the reasons why the Union is the focal point of co-curricular life at the University. 
The Texas Union has been under the direct­tion of a board composed mainly of students during all but two years since its inception in 1933. The Union's policies are formulated by the Texas Union Board of Directors, composed of six students and three faculty representatives with voting power. The Union director and the Dean of Students are non-voting members. 
In 1969-70, for the first time, the Union Board controlled the Union Dining Services, building use policies, plans for Texas Union East, the new union to be constructed on the east side of the campus, and a review of the general policies and directions. 




Jock Steele Boord of Directors and Executive Council 




Administrative Boards 
The Texas Union Executive Council sponsored Union Week, presenting films, ice cream parties, and dances to break the monotony of registra­tion. During the year, the council evaluated the work of committee chairmen and committee ac­tivities. Programs for married and graduate stu­dents also were focal points for evaluation. 
Members were Steve A. Van, president; Ellen 
R. Fein, vice-president; Judy B. Matthews, fall leadership board chairman; George Greg Eaves, spring leadership board chairman; Sam D. Mill­sap, Betty A. Birdwell, Jim M. Wilson, Jamie Sue Dollahite, and Dave B. Dlouhy. 
The Coordinating Board, an experimental group designed to attack individual problems in the Union, sponsored Programs and Dining Services Week. Dining Services Week celebrated the re­opening of the Chu.ck Wagon and the opening of the ice cream parlor. 
Coordinating Board members were Jere M. 
Teed, Jim R. Porter, Marjorie M. Poole, Sylvia S. 
Verheyden, Linda M. Hughes, Jackie A. Cole, 
and Wayland A. Wong. 
The Texas Union Leadership Board held two 
retreats for campus leaders. In the spring the 
board presented a group development seminar 
led by graduate students in psychology. The pur­
pose of this seminar was to encourage better 
communication and deeper self understanding. 
Throughout the year, the board sponsored 
"Presidents' Conferences." Members discussed 
campus problems and got acquainted in hopes 
of promoting smoother interaction between the 
faculty and student organizations. 
This year members included Robert L. Oliver, Edward N. Goldsberry, Lois M. Graham, Daniel 
N. Matheson, H. Hill Goldsmith, Mary S. Naran­jo, Jolie Bain, and John L. York. 
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Union Committees 
The ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE combined the functions of the previous House Committee and Dance-Entertainment Committee, presenting a variety of events ranging from big name en­tertainment such as Janis Joplin and Mike Bloom­field to social receptions and dances. For the first time the committee coordinated the Inter­collegiate Music Festival and worked with the Challenge Committee in sponsoring the Afro-Ball. Other committee activities included informal per­formances, parties, and stage happenings. 
The increasing sensitivity of the University community to sometimes disturbing contempo­rary situations prompted the IDEAS AND ISSUES COMMITTEE to sponsor several programs on top­ics of current interest. Program format was var­ied. Through sandwich seminars, panel discus­sions, and speakers, participants were able to gain insight into such controversial issues as atheism, the Women's Liberation movement, the philosophy of conflict, and supression of the news. 01her programs were primarily of an in­formative or speculative nature. Along this line were programs on the draft lottery and the fu­ture of education. 
Selecting programs ranging from classical to the most avant-garde, the CULTURAL ENTERTAlN­M ENT COMMITTEE presented a wide choice of entertainment free to blanket tax holders. Among those who performed were the Prague Sym­phony, Dionne Warwick, Judy Collins, the Roger Wagner Chorale, the American Ballet Theatre, and 1he New York critics' award-winner "Rosen­krantz and Guildenstern Are Dead." 
CEC also presented the Solo Artists Series with the Department of Music, attracting artists Azra Nelsova, Julian Bream, and Sviatoslav Richter. 
Joseph Kruppa, Assistant Professor of English, and Lewin Goff, drama professor, were advisors. 
CEC presented the Prague Symphony. 
Or. Martin Manosevitz chats with students al a Faculty-Fireside sponsored by the Student-Faculty Committee. 
The Speakers Committee sponsored Senator Abraham 

Challenge Sensitivity Session emphasized "The Black Experience." 
The STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE offered students opportunities to meet instructors face to face in an informal atmosphere. To bring stu­dents and professors together away from class­room routine, the committee instituted Faculty Firesides, Union Coffees, and lawn lunches. 
Following a tradition of selecting outstanding speakers, the Texas Union SPEAKERS COMMIT­TEE presented a roster of newsworthy persons to 'the student body. In addition to inviting the speakers, the committee plans, publicizes, and hosts the speakers' visits to the campus. While on the campus, the speakers may attend classes related to their fields, have dinner at student living units, and meet with students and faculty in informal receptions. 
Focusing on the crisis of individual conscious­
ness and the Black American, CHALLENGE 70 ex­
plored the Black Experience. 
Adding a new dimension to the consideration of blackness, the effects of racism by whites were explored in a fishbowl sensitivity group and "rap" sessions. Challenge 70 treated the Black Experience as a reflection of America's collective lack of consciousness. 
Challenge, an annual weekend colloquium held each spring since 1962, has attempted to bring students and faculty to a more acute awareness of themselves or some aspect of their environ­ment or culture. 

Students viewed Fine Arts Committee-Challenge art display in the Union Gallery. 




Presenting both the usual and the unusual, the FINE ARTS COMMITTEE provided the stu­dent body and faculty of the University with ex­citing exhibits in the Union gallery. Paintings, poetry, batiks, weaving, and kinetic sculpture have been presented this year. Student work was emphasized, although traveling art sales and exhibits were included in the schedule of dis­plays. The Christmas Bazaar, one of the Commit­tee's annual projects, was a great. success. 
The UT chapter of the National Council on In­ternational Relations and Ur;iited Nations Affairs, CIRUNA, participated in the UNICEF Halloween trick or treat campaign. During United Nations Week, the committee held sandwich seminars and sponsored a film series. The 10th annual Model United Nations Conference hosted over 600 delegates from colleges and high schools. Issues discussed at the conference ranged from Viet Nam to women's rights. 
The INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE promotes mutual understanding, cooperation, and friend­ship among Americans and foreign students. Pro­grams this year included an orientation program during fall and spring registration for new foreign students, the annual Christmas Bazaar, several trips to places of interest within the state, Inter­national suppers which feature foreign dishes, and a symposium on "The Population Explosion at The University of Texas." 


The International Committee displayed wares from all over the world for their Christmas bazaar. 


Union films such as Jean Luc Godard's "Sympathy for the Devil" were selected by the Film and Genesis Commillee. 

Union Committees 
This year the FILM COMMITTEE presented movies including "Rosemary's Baby," "Help!," "In Cold Blood," and "The Graduate." In addition to films, the committee sponsored speakers such as Jean Luc Godard, producer of "Sympathy for the Devil," and Orson Welles and Genesis I film festivals. 
The GENESIS COMMITTEE, the Union's newest 
committee, this year presented three programs, 
all of an inter-disciplinary nature. 
In December, the committee sponsored a Game Simulation of Society. The game, patterned after games played in social psychology classes, sought to duplicate many of the problems facing society. For three days, 40 students considered such problems as poverty, industrial expansion, political unrest, and power conspiracies. The re­sponse was so favorable that the simulation game was repeated in March. 
In April the committee sponsored a program exploring the different modes of contemporary protest. The program included the Genesis II films, workshops with the Rag staff and Curtain Theater, a discussion session on Gunter Grass' play "Uptight," and an exhibit of protest art and music. In May the committee presented a sympo­
sium on witchcraft. 
Le Potpourri, the Texas Union Coffee House, enjoyed a successful second year on campus, pre­senting eight national circuit entertainers for one­week engagements. Expanding the program by allowing University students to audition, the COFFEE HOUSE COMMITTEE hosted newly dis­covered talent as well as professionals. 

le Potpourri presented David Bradstreet. 

Committee Members 
COFFEE HOUSE COMMITIEE ENTERTAINMENT 
Diane Wood, Chairman COMMITTEE 
Jenny Adams Carol Klinar, Chairman 

Shelley Alford Marilyn Amos 
Richard Anderson Beverly Bain 
Amy Brown Jean Boswell 
Jan Cocek Bonnie Box 
Trish Davidson Kay Carpenter 
Margie Eden Fa rryl Cohen Genesis 
Steve Freeman Charles Cobb 
Christy Guess Susan Duden 
Carol Heaton Jill Ford 
Randall Jones Stephen Goodnow 
Virginia Jones Tom Hamilton 
Marcia Langham Graham Hill 
Cynthia Parker Marilou House 
Linda Perine Laura Jones 
Cathy Ann Raffkind Kay Mary Kaber 
Margaret Roark Suzan Kemp 
Judy Stephens Tammy Lacasse 
Terry Thornton Susan Levy 
Sara Weidner Nancy McClellan 
Estelle Miller 
Kathleen Phillips 
CIRUNA COMMITIEE Peggy Pilas 
Frank Sheppard, Chairman Larry Pittman 
Karla Bloom Ma re Schwartz 
Michael Briggs Linda Smith 
Marilyn Cartwright Liz Tankersley 
Lynn Garner Diana Trojanowsky 
David Gleason Cynthia Williams 
Marilyn Sue Hartzell Carolyn Wilson 
Edward Howard Paula Yee 
Jamene Javurek 
Charles Johnson 
Carol Kane FILM COMMITTEE 
Kay Levinson Maria Maldonado, Chairman 


Valerie Lindsay Salli Ann Ball 
Candy Mathews Dennis Flinn 
Gail McClanahan 

Tom Freeland 
Peggy Odell Anthony Hilfer 

Gary Polland Kerry Kadell 
Esther Ray Sandy Saunders 
Glenn Reeder James Stanley 

Susan Reithner 
Janie Sheppard 
Martha Stone 

FINE ARTS 
Paul Teten COMMITTEE 
Peggy Vana Melissa Craig, Chairman Melanie Waldhauser Pam Alexander 
Nancy Wilson Laura Brooks 
Arnaldo Zuniga 
William Brown 
Kay Casstevens 
Zia Ann Gipson 

CULTURAL ENTERTAINMENT Carol Glassman 
COMMITTEE Kathy Heard 
Robert Simon, Chairman Nancy Hinckley 
Robert Bolling Peggy Horwits 
Alan Patrick Colford 

Carol Journeay 
Rosemary Dunaway 

Joe Manry 
Ann Durham 

Kim Mathews 
Joan Ferguson Melinda McDonald 
Bobbie Francis 

Melinda Nelson 
Rick Goldberg Janet Radtke 
Richard Grossnickle Bradley Sallee 
Alice Herbolsheimer 

Cherie Simmons 
Debra Jones Cindy Smith 

John Joseph James Smith 
Rod Keating Kathy Sullivan 
Susan Robison Susan Talley 

Candi Rudmose Travis Tomjack 
Frank Sayre Lynda Transou 
Richard Schwartz Carole Voigt 
Patty Tapper 
Brenda Trojanowsky 
Diane Wille 












INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE Barbara Levinson, Chairman Sandra Abbot Sharon Allen Karen' Anderson Liz Bass Noel Blackburne Helen Booch Lynn Brown Martha Cantrell Lynette Carpenter Richard Dunham Edell Ellison Tyrrell Flawn Sharon Giblin Linda Gillum John Higgins Alicia Hunt Mary Hurria Theresa Kane Caroline Lee Paul Lundquist Patricia Niborg Patricia Quibble Adita Root Barbara Rosenberg Lynn Schnitman Betty Souther Charnita Spring Philip To Jane Trigg Laura Veirs Irene Wilson Janet Wiseman Kay Zunker 
SPEAKERS COMMITTEE Roland Moore, Chairman Debbie Charnes 
Scott Davis Leonard Finger Harriet Hahn Patrick Hodges 
Nick Kerpchar 
Dana Kleiman 
John Powers 
K. E. Rogers 
Jeanne Sandberg 
Larry Waterhouse 
David Zimmerman 

STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE Carole Elliot, Chairman Harriet Aronofsky Barbara Bowles Pete Bricker Beth Buchtler Rob Bugbee Robin Burke Rick Cate Whith Cline Marvine Cole Carol Connery Carl Dueschle Tonya Ehblad Ann Eiermann Becky Fernandez John Fetcher Henry Flores Judy Frank David Friend 
Gary Gandy Gary Gils Helen Holcomb Rich Jenkins Judith Jones Russell Joseph Gary Kennedy Mike Kuhn Ann Lucksinger Mike Mcintosh Marci Mobell Robert Oliver Suzanne O'Malley Sharon Oxford Sandi Pierce Bumpy Rhoads Judy Roberts Rey Sanchez Ed Schaefer Cheryl Schraub Jena Soward Clay Stubblefield Ronnie Volkening Charles Wachendorfer 
Margaret Ware Brad Westmoreland Laura Wilson Katherine Wright Rita Wright James Wood 
GENESIS COMMITIEE Brenda Guenther, Chairman Bill Gurasich Art Marroquin Pete Peters Margaret Schlobohm Catherine Sims Ellen Tuffly Ron Wong 
IDEAS and ISSUES COMMITTEE LaVerne Dickinson, Chairman Marilyn Andrews Carol Batty Mary Blair Lynda Brown Barbara Coleman James Currie Frank Davis Lorna Grenadier Alan Hertz Paul Leche Eleanor Ledbetter Steve McConnico Craig Messig Peter Moskowitz Patrice Pargaman Jim Reinhart Lindsey ·Riggs Michael Shearn Russell Todd Patty Cocheres, Lectures and Seminars; Patsy Jackson, Western Store Fronts The School of Communication's exhibit was one of the most popular at Showcase. 





Margaret Moore, Western Day; Freddy Hashop, Bands 


A & S Council 
Representing both the students and the various def)artments of the largest college on c:ampus, the Arts and Sciences Council serves as the official channel for student-faculty relations. 
In the summer, the council directed the provi­sional student program for the college. Members served as advisors during the registration period, and continued a special counseling and guidance program throughout the summer session. Work­ing on a two week drive to contact alumni, the council raised funds for scholarship and faculty improvement. 
During the controversy over the organization of the College of Arts and Sciences, council mem­bers collected information and made suggestions to the special committee to protect the students' best interest. 
Membership consisted of representatives from each official interdepartmental program within the college. Fall officers were Thomas Naffe Rice, president; Daniel Cauldwell Pitts, vice-president; 
Jennings Neal Naranjo, secretary; and Warren Edward Gibbs, treasurer. Neal Naranjo served as Student Assemblyman and Harvey Barton Worchel as House of Delegates representative. 
Spring officers were Barry Jason Worchel, president; Janis Kay Hawley, vice-president; Kathy Lanier Heard, secretary; Bruce Stephen Samulin, treasurer; and Thomas Rice, House of Delegates representative. 
John Howard Burdett, Associate Dean for Stu­dent Affairs, was the faculty advisor. 
Members include Neal Naranjo, anthropology; Steve Cowan, botany; Erin Raschke, chemistry; Janice Hawley, English; Suzanne Weedman, geo­logical sciences; Joe Sharkey, government; James Quigley, health professions; Carl Metzgroth, his­tory; Kathy Heard, home economics; Ellen Cook, Linguistics; Bruce Samulin, mathematics; Harvey Worchel, microbiology; Al Brown, required physi­cal education; Doke Payne, philosophy; Tommy Rice, physics; Ed Gibbs, Plan II; Danny Pitts, psy­chology; Richard Armor, Latin American Studies; Rosalie Gregory, social welfare studies; Donald McQuarie, sociology; Jason B. Worchel, Spanish­
Portuguese; and Jack Waide, zoology. 

FRONT ROW: Tommy Rice, Danny Pitts, Ellen Cook, Kathy Heard, Suzannt> Weedman, Janice Hawley, Erin R.aschke, Neal Naranjo, Ed Gibbs. SECOND ROW: Richard Armor, Joe Sharkey, Bruce Samulin, Harvey Worchel, Carl 
Metzroth, Alphonce Brown, Doak Payne, Jason Worchel, James Quigley, Dean John Burkett. 

FRONT ROW: Susan Hasslocner. Nikolai Kerpcnar. Donald Mikeska, Rickey Smith. SECOND ROW: Frances Rea, Karen Abbott, Ernest Haywood, Birt Simpson, Tieman Dippel, Marilyn Neumann, Paul Rosenberg, Robert Frank. THIRD ROW: Haskell Griffin, Bill Kaufman, Rnell Beavers, John Topp, Charles Wilson, John Amend, Wendell Davies, Paul Van Osselaer. Brad Orlopp, Larry Broughton. FOURTH ROW: Joshua Brown, Jack Lee, Geoffrey Curran, Samuel Haas, Jack Dinerslein, Mark Rober!, Stephen Hull, Joe Fitzgerald, Nick Agalou, Gail Paten, Carolyn Kerpcnar. 
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The College of Business Administration Council is a democratic affiliation of business students organized to provide representation, service, and coordination for business students, business stu­dent clubs and organizations, and the College of Business Administration. 
The council sponsors and promotes CBA elec­tions, CBA Week, "14-Days," the Business Student Newsletter, the Dean's Honors Luncheon, and other projects to represent business students on faculty committees, instigate improved business student facilities, and make known to the admin­istration the opinions and needs of business students. 
The CBA Week 1970 keynote speaker was past Ford Motor Company President S. E. Knudsen, who spoke against environmental pollution and the role universities and students must play in 
solving this critical problem. At the CBA Week con-
CBA Council 
vocation, George W. Jalonick Ill was presented the 1970 Texas Industrial Pioneer Award. 
The CBA Council is composed of an Executive Committee, elected class officers, elected repre­sentatives from CBA, student organizations and clubs, and members-at-large from within the busi­ness student body. 
President of the council for 1969-70 was Nikolai Kerpchar. Council members were Donald 
C. Mikeska, vice-president; Ricky Smith, treasurer; Paul H. Rosenberg, historian; Susan L. Hasslocher, secretary; Tieman H. Dippel, Student Assembly representative; Rhett D. Beavers, House of Dele­gates representative; Ernest L. Haywood, Fran'ces 
A. Rea, and Gerald C. Schoppe, members-at-large; and Marilyn J. Neumann, CBA Sweetheart. 
Eugene Nelson, professor of business law, served as the faculty advisor. 

FRONT ROW: Gene Attal, Linda Adelman, Jill Selevan, Nancy Morris, Deevea Hoherd, Andrew Yemma, Jere Burrus. SECOND ROW: Will Gold­man, Lorraine Ross, Mark Roffman, Wayne Danielson, Melody Allanson, Lisa Ikard, Donna Dickerson. THIRD ROW: Charles Watkins, Lynn Latham,
Communications Council Martin Fulfer, Karen Bodner, Rex Jobe, Ed Berger, Martha McGlothlin. 
Boasting one of the most active records in re­cent years, the 1969-70 Communication Council welcomed Wayne Danielson, new Dean of Com­munication, with a full agenda for the year. 
Comprised of representatives from the Depart­ments of Journalism, Radio-Television, and Speech, with delegates from scholastic, honorary, and professional organizations, sororities, and frater­nities, the council attracted key speakers for the school and helped faculty and administration plan for the new communication complex to be con­structed soon. 
New this year was an ad hoc committee on minority recruiting. Regular committees were job placement, planning a staffed office for the spring semester; curriculum, working principally on a possible revision of the school's language require­ment; teacher and course evaluation; communica­tion library and building, presenting a display of the architect's plans for the new complex; student advising and counseling, operating for spring and fall preregistration; communication week, planning a production of student and professional work in communication fields; and publicity and reception, providing this year's guest speakers such as cartoonist Roy Crane and New York Times associate editor Clifton Daniel, and studying the possibility of an expanded School of Communica­
tion newsletter. 
Officers elected in the fall were Gene Attal, president; Jere Burrus, vice-president; and Lynn Latham, secretary. 

Education Council 
Answering the many questions an education major often faces, the Education Council provided the official means of communication between the students and faculty of the College of Education. 
Open to new ideas from both students and faculty, the council initiated various activities de­signed to encourage more student involvement, and to keep the students informed of important events within the college, as well as those campus activities which were outside of the college but related to education. A faculty tea during the fall semester gave students a chance to become ac­quainted with professors in the college. 
Council members also participated in a Senior Cabinet fund drive to raise money to buy musical instruments to be used by the patients at the State Hospital for the Emotionally Disturbed as part of their music therapy program. Each semes­ter, members of the council conducted teacher evaluations and served as advisors during spring and fall registration. 
Officers were: Tippy Timmins, president; Pam Milks, vice-president; Jane Trigg, secretary; and Linda Osterthaler, treasurer. Members were: Nan­cy Burch, Beverly Eads, Mary Anne Flournoy, Barbara Hoffer, Sue Ann Holle, Debbie Holotik, Laura Meadows, Melinda Murphy, Susan Mustard, Erny Lou Settle, Judy Watkins, and Cyndi Word. Susan Mustard was the Council's representative to the Student Assembly. John 0 . Rodgers served as faculty adviser. 
FRONT ROW: Frances Timmins, Linda Osterlhaler, Pamela Milks, Jane Trigg. SECOND ROW: Judy Watkins, Susan Mustard, John Rogers, Rita Lipscomb, Mary Flourney, Sue Holle. 


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Council 
I The Engineering Council coordinates societies within the College of Engineering, and provides a liaison among students, faculty, and administra­tion. 
To fulfill these responsibilities, this year's coun-. cil conducted numerous permanent programs, in­cluding semesterly course and teacher evaluations, the selection of an Engineering Sweetheart, the Engineering Ball in the spring, and maintenance of the student lounge, Taylor's T-Room. 
The council donated $1 ,300 to the University Speech and Hearing Clinic for its work with children. The money was collected to send signa­tures to the moon with astronaut Alan L. Bean, a College of Engineering alumnus. 
The 1969-70 council inaugurated Engineering Outstanding Student Awards, given in recogni­tion of leadership in and service to the college and campus. The first recipients of the awards were Alan T. Derby, Thomas W. Rioux, John R. Stratton, and Gary W. Watt. 
The council is composed of representatives from each of the professional and honorary societies within the College of Engineering. 
Officers for the year were John R. Stratton, chairman; Rusty D. LaFerney, vice-chairman; sec­retaries: Larry M. Gring, fall, and Barry Benedict, spring; treasurers: Edgar Dennis Griffith, fall, and Rodney E. Lee, spring; college assemblymen: Thomas W. Rioux and William D. Heggie, fall, and Alan T. Derby, spring; and House of Dele­gates representatives: James C. Dickerman, Mark 
G. Goode, Michael W. Wood, and Barry Benedict. 
Society representatives were AAAE-James C. Meek, Jerry D. Roach, Ben D. Donnell, and Thomas Holstien. AIAA-Kenneth E. Griffin, Barry K. Bene­dict, and Michael Smith, AIChE-Steve W. Cook and Jim S. Sherman; AIME-Sherry Sue Zwiebel, Rodney E. Lee, and Kenneth C. Nelson; ASCE­Robert A. Liesman and James A. Broaddus; ASME -Arthur Stephens, Alan T. Derby, Richard A. Schultz, and Stanley G. Stokes; IEEE-Jerry M. Keys, Stephen Johns, and · L. Larry Bethurum; SAME-David Young, John W. Cates, and Stephen 
L. Gerecke; SWE-Karlene Price and Kathy R. Center; TSPE-Bob C. Leibrock and Terry L. Wells; Chi Epsilon-Michael G. Huffman and Maury Sti­ver; Eta Kappa Nu-Tony M. Fern; Omega Chi Epsilon-David J. Lutrick and Edgar Dennis Griffith; Pi Epsilon Tau-Choudhary Rehman; Pi Tau Sigma -H. Lee Norris; Sigma Gamma Tau-John C. Hin­kle and W. Gary McGilvray; and Tau Beta Pi-Gary 
W. Watt. 
Faculty advisors were Richard R. Ensminger, assistant professor of engineering and Ned H. Burns, associate professor of engineering. 



FRONT ROW: John Stratton, Rusty Laferney, Larry Gring, Dennis Griffith, THIRD ROW: Richard Ensminger, Jerry Roach, Barry Benedict, John Hinkle, 
Sherry Zwiebel. SECOND ROW: James Meek, Lee Norris, John Cates, Kenneth Griffin, James Sherman, Alan Derby, Arthur Stephens, Thomas 
Michael Huffman, James Broaddus, Steve Johns, Ata-ur-Rehman Choud­Rioux, Ned Burns, William Heggie. 
hary, Robert Liesman, Jerry Keys, Gary Watt, David Young, Rodney Lee. 


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FRONT ROW: Paul F. Davis, Marolyn F. Reynolds, Christine A. Walker, Darlene A. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Curtis E. Martin, Jerrell l. King, George E. Murphy, Roger Dean Hamilton, Dennis W. Helbert. THIRD ROW: Philip K. To, James Ron Mcintosh, Thomos O'Neil, Joseph B. Sprowls, Mike L. Lawhon, Earl A. Bowen. 

In order to open more opportunities for stu­dents to voice their opinions, the Pharmacy Coun­cil provided a suggestion box and an open bul­letin board for use by the entire student body in the Pharmacy Building. Interested in keeping the students well informed, the council obtained a Daily Texan box for the college, and a display system to be used in a far-ranging drug abuse program. The council voted to make several long­needed changes in its constitution, and to extend library hours. 
Members of the council served on several im­portant committees within the college. Paul F. Davis and Roger Dean Hamilton worked on the curriculum committee; Michael L. Lawhon and Darlene A. Anderson, student affairs committee; and Thomas M. O'Neil, student-faculty Health Center committee. 
Officers for the year included: Paul F. Davis, president; Michael L. Lawhon, vice-president; Dar­lene A. Anderson, secretary-treasurer; Jerry L. King, student assemblyman; and Roger Dean Hamilton, representative to the House of Dele­gates. 
The faculty advisor was Dean of Pharmacy Joseph H. Sprowls. 
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1970 Cactus 
The 1970 Cactus sought to capture important events which marked a year of change, thus ex­panding its traditional role as the University's official memory book and the student's blind date guide. 
Despite normal setbacks and major traumas, 11 section editors and assorted staff assistants labored long and hard to assemble the words and pictures which make a yearbook of the first class. For the editor's comments concerning the theme and production, please refer to page 683. 
Under the direction of editor Joy Stapp, the Cactus this year established its Teaching Excel­lence Awards to recognize those who have dem­onstrated excellence and effectiveness in their respective teaching fields. This year's recipients are featured on pages 84-88. 
Gary Taylor and John lay, Sports Editors 
STAFF ASSISTANTS 
Andrew F. Klein Lenore Avant Anne Andrews 
Jan S. Krivche r Clarice A. Adams 
Charlotte Kroll 
Deborah L. Bay Alan H. Levi 
Betsy R. Bozarth Marilyn K. Martin 
Stephen L. Chewning Mary Jo Neal 
Rosemary Dugger David A. Pena Sandy E. Gardner Penny Perry Randall G. Jones 
Carole A. Raschke Karen Kershner 
Diane E. Taylor Linda M. Williams LEFT: Gerry Godfrey, Residences Editor; Marilyn Atkins, Military Editor. BELOW: Elaine Custer and Dena Wright, Fraternities Editors; Robin Bracher, Sororities Editor. 
LEFT: Lolly Greenberg and Claire Anderson, Organizations Editors. ABOVE: Rosemary Newell, Student Government Editor; Rob Bugbee, Features Editor; Fran Smith, Copy Editor. 
The Daily Texan 
The . Daily Texan once again received an All­
American rating from the Associated Collegiate 
Press in the 82nd All-American Critical Service 
competition. The critiquer commented that the 
folio submitted was the best entered by the 
Texan in 20 years. 
With a circulation larger than half the dailies in Texas, the Texan is the largest college daily in the state. The Texan, published five days weekly by Texas Student Publications, Inc., operates on a budget of more than a quarter million dollars. It is the combined effort of more than 200 stu­dents, including paid staff members, volunteers, and writers from journalism classes. The paid staff of approximately 60 received some $21,000 during the academic year. Volunteer staffers gave one day or more each week solely for the grati­
fication of journalism experience. 
Cont inued 



John Watkins, Spring Managing Editor 
Editor Mark Morrisori was elected by the stu­dent body in the general spring elections. Karen Elliott and John Watkins, managing editors for the fall and spring semesters, respectively, were appointed by the TSP board of directors. 
Although not subject to direction or official control from the Department of Journalism, the Texan worked closely with students in basic news­writing courses to provide valuable experience in news situations. Since its beginning 69. years ago, the Texan has grown from a private student en­terprise to a full-time business. 
The Texan subscribes to the Associated Press and the New York Times News Service, and is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press, the Southwest Journalism Congress, and the Texas Daily Newspaper Association. 

Texas Ranger 
SEATED: Jeannie Philquist, assistant editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Atkinson, managing editor; David B. Rosen, assistant managing editor; Mariann Vizard, art director; Wick Allison, editor; Dan Matheson, associate editor. 
Published at sporadic intervals since 1885, the Texas Ranger is a student magazine, edited for the entertainment, information, and enlightenment of the student body. This year the Ranger made a substantial change in its format, content, and appearance. No longer a strictly humor magazine, it now appeals to students with features, critical opinions, and informative articles. 
The staff of the Ranger is drawn from a wide variety of personalities, reflecting diverse view­points and talents. Included in this year's staff were conservatives, drama majors, artists, radicals, English majors, journalists, sorority girls, a few great white liberals, and even one or two writers. 
Next year the Ranger will be distributed free for the first time in its colorful history, through the distribution of the Daily Texan. 





TSP Boardof Directors 

Texas Student Publications Inc. is governed by a board 
of directors compoGed of five students, four faculty mem­
bers, and nine ex-officio non-votin·g members. 
The voting directors this year were Charles Michael 
Bonjean, associate professor of sociology; Harley M. Court­
ney, assistant professor of accounting; Norris G. Davis, 
chairman of the journalism department; William Anthony 
Mindak, professor of journalism; and students Susan Lynn 
Hasslocher, Randall H. Hollis, David M. Mincberg, Kenneth 
Sparks and Joseph R. Krier, president of the Students' 
Association, and chairman of the board. 
Non-voting board members were editors of student 
publications; Loyd Edmonds, TSP general manager; Robert 
Hilburn, Texan editorial manager; and Stephen D. McClel­
lan, dean of students. 
The TSP board has purchased a $12,500 computer and 
a $10,000 teletypesetter for The Texan. The pair of ma­
chines includes a keyboard for punching tape, and a com­
puter which reads the tape and justifies the tape into 
column widths, dividing the words by program. 
A new Texas Ranger, more serious in tone, was adopted this fall. The TSP board voted that the 1970-71 Ranger will be distributed as a supplement to the Texan. 
The board approved a Cactus innovation, tlie Teaching Excellence Awards, for the 1970 yearbook. 
On lighter matters-a change in the TSP handbook made it possible for the board to purchase alcoholic beverages as long as State funds are not used_. 
After considerable discussion and red tape reaching all the way to the Board of Regents, Texan editor Mark Morrison withdrew his request that The Texan be allowed to change its nameplate to a sans serif type. 
TEXAS STUDENT 'N PUBLICATIONS 
FRONT ROW: Harley Courtney, Business; Susan Hasslocher, Student Assembly; Ken Sparks, Student Assembly; Joy Stapp, Cactus Editor; Joe Krier, Chairman. SECOND ROW: Robert Hilburn, Texan Editorial Manager; Stephen McClellan, Dean of Students; Bill Smith, Riata Editor; David Mincberg, Student Assembly; Mark Morrison, Texan Editor; Randall Hollis, Student Assembly. THIRD ROW: Charles Bonjean, Sociology; Richard Wackerbarth, TES Editor; Wick Allison, Ranger Editor; John Watkins, Texan Managing Editor; Loyd Edmonds, General Manager; Norris Davis, Journalism. 




202 Army 210 Navy 215 Air Force 




The ROTC Building, home of the Army, Navy, and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps, is the site of campus involvement-a proud past, a troubled present, an uncertain or promising future . 

Army Staff 
FRONT ROW: Colonel Lawson W. Magruder Jr., lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Denny, Mrs. Shirley Hayden, Mrs. Elaine Walker, Mrs. Donna O'Donnell, Major Malcolm Henry. SECOND ROW: Captain Stanley Leishner, Major Thomas Leatherwood Jr., Major William Schuler, Major Gene Schnee­beck, Staff Sergeant Earl Langford, Sergeant First Class George Longoria, Staff Sergeant Bennie Roberts. THIRD ROW: Captain James Chester Jr., Staff Sergeant Enrique Alvarez, Sergeant First Class Joe Mims, Sergeant Major Calvin Gesch, Staff Sergeant Robert Gibson, Staff Sergeant Charles Porter, Staff Sergeant Richard Gruwell. 
FRONT ROW: Georgene Adams, Alvin Cowan, Robert Bowie. SECOND 
ROW: Arthur Hernandez, Lance Wittlif, Steve Zimmer, Richard Kramer, Ward Blacklock, Joseph Nicols, Robert Skipworth. 
Cadet Staff 



Army ROTC 
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history and importance of the nation's military program, the techniques of drill, and an under­standing of the methodology and organization of the various branches of the Army. Cadets in the University Brigade are able to specialize in one of five branches-Engineers, Infantry, Military Po­lice, Quartermaster, or Transportation. 
The Army ROTC was reorganized in the fall to divide administrative and training tasks. A Senior Seminar was created to accommodate the 

increasing number of senior cadets. 
In addition to drills, parades, and ROTC classes, cadets attended the military ball, awards ceremonies, a Dining-In, and the President's Re­view in May. 
FRONT' ROW: Jerry Grammer, Michael Edmond, Joseph Gonzales, Alvin Cowan, Robl!rt Bowie, Arthur Hernandez. SECOND ROW: Richard Macha­lek, Glenn Harrold, Ward Blacklock Jr., Harry Farrell, Joseph Nicols Jr., Charles Barrow. THIRD ROW: Stephen Zimmer, Jack Gourley Jr., Atanacio Guillen Jr., Everett Lomax, Grant Bouck, Steve Persyn. FOURTH ROW: 
Rifle Team 
LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Bounds, Peyton Gibbs, Robert Huff, John Ferguson. 
Dale Gillette, Bruce Kiely, Robert Kissel Jr., Frank Houzvicka II, Paul 
Miller, David Graham, Lance Witliff. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Gathers. 

Distinguished Military Students 

Tudor, Supplies. SECOND ROW: Mike Edmond, Judy Swan, Ginger Lang­holz, Cynthia McCaa, Marcia Fros!, Cathy Canter, Harriet Hochman. THIRD
Cordettes 
ROW: Lacey Parkinson, Delia Bowles, Cary Taylor, Diane Swendeman, Laura Hansen, Pamela Wilson, Christine Kesterson, Christine Georgas. FOURTH ROW: Fredell Topek, Karen Hinton, Kathleen Penn, Barbara Dirks, 
FRONT ROW: Georgene Adams, Commander; Lynn Londeree, Executive Karen Vascocu, Frieda Hale, Pat Furgiuele, Shelley Green. FIFTH ROW: Officer; Susan Harrison, Information Officer; Mary Grace Fields, Comp­Elissa Simon, Martha Bates, Cynthia Hollin,gsworth, Carole Crossley, Nancy troller; Mary Leslie Gayle, Adjutant; Betty Lamp, Activities; Mary Alice Lee, Lucy Foreman, Belly Taylor. 




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FRONT ROW: Kenneth Armstrong, Donald Kemp, Arthur Hernandez, Ginger Langholz, Robert Bowie, Steven Persyn, John Cates, Gerald Babb, Everett Lomax, Wayne Gathers, F.1ank Houzvicka. SECOND ROW: Albert Ford, Allen Dubberley, James Kirby, Louis Johnagin, Steve Chenault, John Criswell, Melvin McCain, Sam Pantusa, Stanley Evans. THIRD ROW: Woodrow Hammond, Robert Crawford, Michael Haralson, Billy Brooks, Edwin Arnold, Larry Bryant, Enslen Norbert, Paul Corbitt, William Shimek. FOURTH ROW: Luther Polnau, Mike Balough, James Reego, Jerry Keys, George Tanner, Carl Conley, Ricardo Sanchez, Chris Burton, Harold Eisenman. FIFTH ROW: Joe Allen, Robert Fry, Thomas Brun, Robert Bearden, David Young, Charles Watkins, Edward Howard, Elliot Short, Robert Jenkins. SIXTH ROW: John Bibo, Richard Bills, Ronald Carter, George Manson, Morris Albers, Randall Trncak, David Smith, Jim Ahern. SEVENTH ROW: Neal Lubinski, Gregory Ceshker, James Letsos, Paul Woodul, John Guenther, Thomas Bloomer, Steve Gerecke, Richard West. EIGHTH ROW: Sam Brooks, Tom Wood, Thomas Haney, Jasper Rowe, David McCoy, Jerry Berry. 
Corps of Engineers 

The Brigade Picnic: a time to talk, a time to look, a time to perform. 
FRONT ROW: Richard Kramer, Daniel Sanchez, Vernon Crossley, Robert Kissel Jr., David Graham, Atanacio Guillen, Glenn Harrold, Effie Georgas, Alvin Cowan, Joseph Gonzales, lance Wittlif, Jeff Henke, Debron Duncan. SECOND ROW: Robert Hadd, James Wakefield Jr., Victor Diaz de Leon Jr., Henry Shoenfelt 11, Rickey Mooney, Brian Hope, Thomas Drakos, Douglas Ehrlich. THIRD ROW: Charles Carothers, Dan Harrold, Jack Meyer, Edward Hackard, Daniel Paniagua, Paul Comeaux, Roberto Mancha, 
Infantry 
Jerome Gutheinz, Donald Hadd. FOURTH ROW: Stephen West, Paul Bounds, Robert Horne, Nick Thams, Rocky Weintraub, John Branch, Darvey lavender, David Roach. FIFTH ROW: Michael Killey, Robert Copeland Jr., 
G. De Hayos, Mark Hazelrigg Jr., Samuel McKinney, Will Wilson, James Scruggs Jr., Charles Hively. SIXTH ROW: Terrence Woods, Jerry Prothro, Franklin Deaderick, Jim lock, Sherrod Prewitt, Donald Set!le, Steve Ash, Charles Southard. SEVENTH ROW: Jonathan Los, Jonathan Oelrich, lance Tymniak, John Kaddatz, Henry Camacho, Robert White, Frank · Wagner Jr., James Bowman. EIGHTH ROW: Thomas McDonald, Ike K. Lasater, Raymond Barrett, Frank Novier, Robert Kallina. 



FRONT ROW: Charles Barrow, Kenneth Houp, Daniel Goforth, Thomas Alfrey, Clyde Farrell, Diane Swendeman, Jerry Grammer, Steve Hanna, John Klein, Joe Weaver, Don Hancock. SECOND ROW: Michael Renfro, John Sutton, Richard Priem, Frank Ivy, Harley Parker, Joseph Nienaber, William Pardis, Robert Walls, Richard Rapp, Rob Robertson, John Dar· rouzet. THIRD ROW: Jerry Jackson, Ronald Lafeuers, Steve Carlton, David Garner, Roy Bass, Robert Matlock, James Barnhart, Robert Skipworth, Carlos Acevedo, Robert Young. FOURTH ROW: Richard Alexander, Scott Greene, Donald Stanford, Richard Ballanfant, Charles Jamison, Douglas Grace, Fred Goodenough, Rollin R. Donelson, Robin L. Donelson, Robert Max­well. FIFTH ROW: James Blackburn, Charles Turet, Robert Hardwick, 
Military Police 

Charles Bradley, James Elder, Alvin Netterblad, Michael Mclelland, Thomas Curtis, George Morris, David Seikel, Vireil Justice. SIXTH ROW: Scott Shelton, Gregory Salyers, Josef Cozad, Randy Williams, Paul J. Davis, Terry Epperson, Thomas Jarrett, Paul Marshall, Fred Unger. SEVENTH ROW: Roy Snodgrass, Pat Timmons, John Langworthy. EIGHTH ROW: Bryan Chenault, James Short, Thomas Hemmer, Don Alexander, Joseph Pinnelli, Paul Kens, Paul Angenend. 
Colonel Lawson Magruder and Dr. Malcolm Macdonald presented awards to the Distinguished Military Students during the fall ceremony. 
Dining-In. 

Quartermaster 

FRONT ROW: Bruce Kiely, Bill Arlitt, Richard Machalek, Chris Kesterson, Paul Miller, George Fleming, Ward Blacklock, Charles Nies, Stephen Zimmer. SECOND ROW: M. John Allums, Frank Tovar, John Amend, Dan Thompson, Jerry Tompkins, Michael Martin, Marc Billigmeier, Michael Boland, Robert Huff. THIRD ROW: William Goodale, Larry Farrow, Steven Roosth, Nash Deford, Ken Kopel, Martin Fried man, John Gilbert, George Goolsby. FOURTH ROW: William Rasor, Robert Frank, Edward Engel, Joseph Skrivanek, Charles Vanzant, David Rutty, Robert Gillespie, Kenneth Koch, Robert Youmans. FIFTH ROW: Lester Ho, Bruce Lubel, David Osborn, Richard Middleton, Orion Hudson, Leon Edmonston, Kenneth Will, Gregory Huehler. SIXTH ROW: Don Young, Billy Rosenthal, Mike Tautfest, Scott Kidd, Joe Thrash, Edwin DeYoung, Ernest Haywood, Peter Baker. SEY· 
ENTH ROW: Charles David Jacobson, Ken Sparks, John Chaney, Ben Dean, Wesley Williams, Alan Wilson, John Hinton, Stephen Densmone. EIGHTH ROW: Kimmyth Pesz, Robe.rt Seuvert, John Fain, Ronald Axelrod, Allen Kreiger, James D. Cavner, Daniel Bechtel, John Allen Stabler. NINTH ROW: Winston Borum, Mark Caperton, William Ratliff, Michael Rech, Michael Barron, Carl T. Schultz, Lee Daniel, Stephen Mittelstet. 
Fatigue-clad Juniors began preparing for summer camp. 

Al Cowan thanked Georgene Adams, commander of Cordettes, for a job well done. 
To cadets, Fort Sill meant heat, snakes, scorpions, and all that dust. 
FRONT ROW: Joseph James, Dale Gillette, Jack Gourley, Cary Taylor, Michael Edmond, Grant Bouck, Edwin Sharpe, Joseph Nicols, Harvey Richey. SECOND ROW: Cliff Avery, Mack Moore, Charles Edwards, Michael Cleary, Richard Sandoval, Jay Cox, Dan Weatherly, William Austin, Thomas. Butler. THIRD ROW: Ralph Heath, Forest Rees, Stewart Sulin, William Levin, Wayne Nichalson, Frank Straube, Mike Maney, David Hilgers, John Goodloe. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Carmichael, Stephen James, Jack Maguire, William Stevens, Audey Hubbard, Brandon Baker, John Keel, Edward Haverlah, James Fraser. FIFTH ROW: Stephen Peery, Gary Shapiro, John Scvone, Don Denny, Terry Farrar, Robert Howard, James Waldron, Ronald Knippa, Richard Karre. SIXTH ROW: George Eaves, Malcolm Marion, James Moore, Rickey Garther, J. Doty, lrvy Pollard, Jack Webernick, Michael Moore, Manuel Nunes. SEVENTH 
ROW: Robert Guinn, Reuben Aguilar, Stephen Parrino, James Atkins, Michael Stewart, Jerry Brazil, B. Cain, Samu~I Higgins, Charles Brauer. EIGHTH ROW: Peter Skgwitz, Robert Miller, James Graham, William Greg­ory Elliott, Charles Gaines, Richard O'Bryant, David Hendrick, Mike Gideon, George Baxley. NINTH ROW: Dan Hyde, Mike Penton, Harold Vanberg, Roy Priebe, Robert Trager, Jim Ruoff, James Turner, Rodger Marlen Sanders. TENTH ROW: Gerald Rech, George Wilson, Jerome Shropshire, John Pope, Robert Lemkau, Tom Miller, Randy Squires, David Matthews, Carroll Schu­bert. 
Transportation 
FRONT ROW: Commander William Goodman, Captain Hartsel Allen, Lt. Commander James Taylor. SECOND ROW: YNI Leslie Kearns, Beverly Roberts, Major Jerry Lindauer, Johnnie Hallman, Lt. Harry Brandon, QMI John Krause. THIRD ROW: Lt. James Freet, GMGC Nathan Hazelton, YNC 
Richard Snelson, GMGC Robert Porter, SKI Ronald Van Cleave, Staff 
Sergeant Grove Crank. 
Navy Staff 
Navy ROTC offers two basic programs which enable Midshipmen to receive commissions in the Navy or Marine Corps. The Regular Pro­gram allows the student to receive a regular 
commission upon graduation, while the Contract Program prepares the student for a reserve commission. 
Extracurricular activities of the Midshipmen include intramural sports; the Buccaneers, a Navy ROTC drill team; a Ring Dance in the spring; and a ceremony in May at which awards are pre­sented to Midshipmen by Austin and national civic organizations. 
Navy ROTC 
FRONT ROW: Robert Felle, Robert Dean, Thomas Caldbeck, Jonathan Kaplan, Bruce Byron. SECOND ROW: Robert Lewis, Arthur Estes, Carlos Chapa,
Battalion 
James Clark. THIRD ROW: Ronald Kissman, Robert Frnka, Joel Ross, Ken· neth Bennight. FOURTH ROW: Paul Frye, Paul Eschenfelder, Max Tarbox. 
Staff 


FRONT ROW: Douglas Fisher, William Craig, John Ballard, John Pritchard, Donald Driskill. ROW TWO: Carl Boren, Thomas Head, Barry Green, Charles Boortz. THIRD ROW: Charles Phillips, Oliver Brown, Floyd Jackson. 
Seminar 
FRONT ROW:. Michael Talone, Michael Costello, John Cocke, Duke Martin. SECOND ROW: Robert lee Sutton, Elton Page, James Atkinson, David Bleckley, Joseph Regan, Donald Mackenzie-Graham, Marvin Taylor, Jack Wakefield, James Voss, Lamont Noble, Wayne Anderson, John Sears, David Hardy, Ronald Borg, Marc Smoot, Lawrence Bischoff. THIRD ROW: John Kinzler, Francis Bogar, Thomas Littlepage Jr., Bruce Snyder, Michael von Wupperfeld, Jean Coquat, Paul Laverty, Roger Marsh, James Norman, Harold Dolph, Larry Russo. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Moser, Harry White, Robert Gannaway Jr., Benny Harris II, Douglas Howell, Stanley McFarland, Joe McClaugherty, John McAfee, Steve Hoipkemeier, Michael Blaha, William Perdue. FIFTH ROW: Steven Howell, George King, Jerry Dalton, Kevin Kelley, Stephen Tredway, James Riley, Malcolm Wardlaw, John Schleicher, Louis Hobbs, Gary Kreitz. 
Buccaneer 
FRONT ROW: Linda Wheeler, Mary K. D. Standley, Janis Kay Hawley, 
Mildred Sue Burkett, Patricia Lynne Cafferty. BACK ROW: Judith Faye 
Haley, Cherry Lyn Kugle, Ty-Rann Carella Grimstad, Leonee Lynn Claud, 
Navy Sweethearts Eileen Biesemeier, Deborah G. Perkins. 
Midshipmen and their dates awaited the presentation of the Navy Sweethearts at the annual Sweetheart Ball. 

FRONT ROW: Henri Stewart, Terrence Tull, Bob Freeman, Terry Krejci. SECOND ROW: John lindemood, Mike Gale, James Frisbie, William Igo, Rodolfo Reyna, Joseph Leinenbach. THIRD ROW: Stephen Sheppard, Robert McCulloch, Donald Harvey, Richard Ravel, Charles Sherman, Thomas Whitener, Mark Poulos, Robert Hopkins, Thomas Brummett, Robert Mahan, Ronald Skewis, Larry Steele. FOURTH ROW: Mark Adleman, Bernard Satterwhite, Jack Lipscomb, Charles Dorsett, Floy Metheny, Edward Gouvier, Steve Servies, Eugene Orehek, James Boyd, Walter In-
Alpha Company 
gram, Steve Nelson, Hamid Ashaary. FIFTH ROW: Randall Hollis, Thomas Hooper, Ronald McManus, Richard Macon, Randal McDonald, Samuel March, Forest McNeir, Reza Amiri, Jack Reily, John Westbrook, Bruce Hicks. 
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FRONT ROW: .James Holbach, Robert Ries, David Rizy, Ronald Thompson. SECOND ROW: R. Flores, Everett Buck, Tom Urbanek, Geoffrey Stephen, John Preston, William Dvorak. THIRD ROW: Michael Kiech, John Harrison, Michael Broaddus, Wayne Swift, Melton Soders, Robert Patton, Thomas Horner, David Logan, Thomas Strickland, Gerold Graham, Spencer Smith. FOURTH ROW: Robert Illes, Howard Smith, James Fit~gerald, Loss Thomas, Troy Pennington, Walter Healey, Richard Weaver, Mark Koch, Bernie Reyno, John Vanness. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Tennison, France Davis, James Rodri­quez, Doyle Brown, Robert Tucker, Mohammad Dayyani, Kent Main, Albert Rich, Gregory Walker, Stephen Neely, Ronald Camp. 
Bravo Company 

SPRING BATTALION STAFF: FRONT ROW: Richard Wellborn, Douglas Fisher. John Ballard, Frederick Moon, Herbert Wright. SECOND ROW: Michael Loessin, Robert Frnka, Carl Boren, Larry Willis. NOT PICTURED: Robert Felle, Charles Boortz, Walter Jenkins, Harold Adams, Robert Illes. 

ABOVE: SPRING COMPANY OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Thomas Head, Barry Green, Harold Biesemeier, Theodore Tolle. SECOND ROW: Elton Page, Goeffrey Roemer. Joseph E. Leinenbach, William Dvorak. NOT PICTURED: Charles Sherman, Michael Gale, William Igo, Melton Soders. TOP RIGHT: Marine Sergeant Grove S. Crank received a Bronze Star and Navy Com­mendation for his action in Vietnam. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Battalion under­went a rigorous inspection by Battalion Commander, Midshipman Captain Robert Felle. LOWER RIGHT: Members of the Buccaneer Drill Team pre­
pared for drill competition. 
Navy ROTC 


Group Staff  
FRONT  ROW:  Curtis  Guess,  Ronald  Carroll,  James  Watkins,  William  Holmes,  David  Johnson.  
SECOND ROW: John Allen, James Talbert, Thomas Marburger, John Wells,  Kenneth  luetge, Theodore  
Badger.  THIRD  ROW:  Buff  Kizer,  Jack  Stephens,  Glen  Mcfarlin,  Robert  Bearden,  Douglas  Batson,  
Garrett  Polhamus.  FOURTH  ROW:  Thomas  O'Brien,  Ronald  Keese,  Dana  Spears,  Jonathan  Mark,  
William  Totten,  Neil  Orleans.  FIFTH  ROW:  Jeffrey  Petterson,  Curtis  Meinzer,  Thomas  Weaver,  Kriss  
Cloninger, Kristin Wells, Jeffrey Zickler, Craig Smith.  
Air Force ROTC  
The  Department  of  Air  Force  Science  con­ 
centrates  on  producing  highly qualified  career­ 
oriented junior officers for active duty in the Air  
Force. In addition to the continuous emphasis  on  
each  student's  academics, the  program  prepares  
cadets for summer field training experience at an  
Air Force base. Air Force ROTC activities included  
the  President's  Review  in  the  Spring;  Awards  
Day;  trips  to  Houston  to  acquaint  cadets  with  
Air Force  activities  at  NASA; and  a  tour  of the  
Air  Force  Museum  at  Wright-Patterson  AFB  at  
Dayton,  Ohio.  
Social activities of the Air Force ROTC included  
the  corps  picnics,  corps  formals  in  the  fall  and  
spring,  and  a  Dining-In  for  upperclass  officers  
in the Spring.  




FRONT ROW: Colonel William D. Badger Jr. SECOND ROW: Ollie B. Arena, Sheila H. Waggoner. THIRD ROW: Sergeant Falcon C. Bush, Major 
Air Force Staff 
Thomas J. Campbell, Captain Joseph M. Fassero, Sergeant Robert C. Torn, Major Robert R. Brown, Sergeant Dean B. McClelland. 
Guire, Richard Davis, James Kidd, Richard Jones. THIRD ROW: James
Squadron One 
Bryan, Lynn Walcher, Jimmy Trevino, Scott Murray, Bruce Faulcones, David Hamby, Richard Gwynn, Gary Crim. FOURTH ROW: Gary Ferland, FRONT ROW: Scott Parker, Henry Parish, Monica Hallahan, William 
Robert Hannay, Richard Gottschalk, David Wysong, Andrew Miller, Glenh Strawn, Ka1en Steller, James Dieterich, Michael Ruth. SECOND ROW: John Burchard, Michael Heberling, lee Kilbourn. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Kilman, Wooley, Robert Sullivan, Charles Johnstone, Jonny Hepler, Patrick Mc-Terry Glaser, Richard Snellings, Jack Ziemer, Mark Johnson. 
FRONT ROW: Charles Smith, Patrice Cocheres, Richard Persons, Bennie Lloyd Oliver, Bruce Bunn, David Heideke. THIRD ROW: John Oliver, 
Reed, Suzanne Waldman, Phillip Scott, Joncie Young. SECOND ROW: Herbert Schneider, Kenneth Pearce, Kenneth Wittekiend, Thomas Craft, 
David Blakely, George Andrew, Charles Stanley, Michael Fitzpatrick, Dwayne Gordy, Steven Ciccanti. FOURTH ROW: Wa!ter Edwards, Robert 
Rosales, Terry Maxfield, David McNeely, James Feldman, Harry Zellmann, 
Michael Gallagher. FIFTH ROW: Joel Tornow, Arlie Larson, Donald Hol­

Squadron Two 
comb, Roy Klaehn, David Smith, Carl Meade, Bruce Matthews. 



FRONT ROW: Melody Rumpf, Ma;sha Harkey, Michael Adams, Linda Stephens, Donald Robinson, Frances Fuller, David Nesenholtz, Susan 
Squadron Three 
Meyer, Chester Winslow. SECOND ROW: Jan Woodard, Gregory Deen, 
Richard Boller, Bruce Schmidt, John Ward, Richard Leyda. THIRD ROW: Gary Horejsi, Scott Shannon, Richard Faulk, G.ary Finch. FIFTH ROW: 
Wallace Reeves, Bartholomew Nichols, Robert Butler, Barton Brown, Don­Donald Pfiester, Richard Shaw, Howard Humphrey Jr., Kim McGregor, 
ald McCurnin, Bradley Bostwick. FOURTH ROW: James Oler, Alan Gee, Alton Tally, Dennis Dobbs. 



FRONT  ROW: Mary  Hester,  Charles  Pfiester,  Daphne  Hermansen,  Daniel  Irvin  Morris,  Michael  Mahaffey.  FIFTH  ROW:  David  Zabel,  Michael  
Moreno,  Juliet  Nelson,  Robert  James,  Sidney  Allen,  Clinton  McNabb.  Mcintosh,  John  Merris,  John  Bush,  David  Mahaffey,  Warren  Massey,  
SECOND  ROW:  Bobby Winsier,  Norman  Flemens,  David  Masley, Welden  Hal Hagemeier.  
Adair, George Douglas, Kenneth Graham, Craig Hillis. THIRD ROW: Homer  
Elizondo, Charles Barrett II, Robert Watkins, Samuel Longoria, David Price, Walter Tobin, Patrick Eck, Allen Gilley. FOURTH ROW: Peyton Gibbs, John Zaniewski, Timothy Goles, Dwight Gordy, Richard Phaneuf,  Squadron Four  

Angel Flight 

Poise, personality, and a desire to participate 
Angel Flight tapping brought expressions of joy to the face 
characterize the members of Angel Flight, a wo­
of a new Angel Flight pledge. 
men's honorary service organization sponsored 

by the Arnold Air Society. This year Angel Flight helped promote interest in the Air Force ROTC, the Arnold Air Society, and the University. In addition Angel Flight participated in intramural games with the Arnold Air Society and Cordettes, entertained foreign pilots from Norway and Iran, and held a party with the Angel Flight and Air 
Force ROTC at Baylor University. 
Fall officers were Susanne Carol Bischofs, commander; Jacquelyn Jean Higby, executive; Mary Jane Mitchell, administrative service; Mar­sha Nelle Harkey, comptroller; Virginia Lee Sco­field, information; Karen N. Krakower, operations; Karen Kolb Stetter, drill; Linda Jane Stephens, liaison; Barbara Ilene Schonwald, pledge trainer; and Linda Darlene Hutchison, historian. 
Jn the spring, Jacquelyn Jean Higby was commander; Karen N. Krakower, executive; Bonnie Allyn Reed, administrative service; Linda 
Darlene Hutchison, comptroller; Suzanne Karen Waldman, information; Cathy Ann Raffkind, oper­ations; Lynn Esten Kohlenburg, drill; Mary Vir­ginia Horton, liaison; Karen Kolb Stetter, pledge trainer; Terry Johnson, historian; and Daphne Elaine Hermansen, material. 

FRONT ROW: Laurie Eckhardt, Christy Guess, Susan Stern, Beth Ibarra, Irene Beasley, Sharon Hammonds, Sue Reithner, Julie Ketchum, Kathleen Emery. SECOND ROW: Terry Johnson, Karen Krakower, Bonnie Reed, Jackye Higby, Karen Stelter, Daphne Hermansen, Marsha Harkey, Patty Cocheres, Nancy Susman. THIRD ROW: Lynn Kohlenberg, Melody Rumpf, Charlean Born, Suzi Waldman, Juliet Nelson, Jeffrey Petterson, Susan Meyer, Eloise Duncan, Cathy Raffkind, Val Gibson. 
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FRONT ROW: William Freeman, David Valdez, Robert Robertson, John Miller. Robert Walker. Frank Resch, Mike Breland, Jack Kilcrease. SECOND ROW: Kenneth DeVos, John Franka, Arthur Hernandez, James Sherman, Edward Gray, Lester Stuewer. THIRD ROW: John Mac Patton, William 
Strait, David Holcomb, Malcolm Joyce, Robert Bright, Daniel Sanchez. FOURTH ROW: Dennis McConnell, Michael Holmes, Richard Davis, Robert 
Alpha Chi Sigma
McKetta, Bryan Ferguson, Kenneth Cavanaugh, Csaba Keszthelyi. 
A national professional fraternity for chemists and chemical engineers, Alpha Chi Sigma de­velops fraternal spirit among its members while encouraging scholastic achievement. Scholastic achievement was evidenced by the fact that Alpha Chi Sigma maintained the highest GPA of any fraternity maintaining a house at the Uni­versity. 
Participation in many intramural sports helped develop fraternal spirit. Other Alpha C~i Sigma activities included social events at Christmas and Round-Up and several faculty-fraternity softball games. In addition, the University's Beta Theta chapter will host the biennial national conclave of Alpha Chi Sigma in Austin in August, 1970. 
Fall officers. included William F. Freeman, master alchemist; John Daniel Miller, vice-master alchemist; Michael Lloyd, house treasurer; Ken­neth L. Cavanaugh, house manager; and Richard Mason Davis, fraternity treasurer. 
Spring officers were James Shaw Sherman, president; William F. Freeman, vice-president; Michael Lloyd Holmes, house treasurer; Arthur 
B. Hernandez, house manager; and Dennis Owen McConnell, fraternity treasurer. Faculty sponsor for this year was John Carl Gilbert, assistant professor of chemistry. 
Informal rush parties acquainted qualified men with opportunities of membership. 
FRONT ROW: .Mal Lusky, Arnold Kragen, Allan Greenwood, Dennis Tucker, Gary Giles. SECOND ROW: Ken Perkowski, Forrest Preece, Vance Muse, Robert Oliver, Gene Attal. THIRD ROW: Ernest Sharpe, Phil Thomas, Bruce Sauer, Jim Phillips. 


Alpha Delta Sigma, a national advertising fra­ternity, strives to combine classroom theory and professional practice with speakers, field trips, and get-togethers. 
In the fall semester, William Anthony Mindak, one of the faculty advisors, was elected national president of Alpha Delta Sigma. 
This year, speakers included Noel Digby, vice­president of Gardner Advertising Agency of St. Louis; Lee Dubow, vice-president of Foley's of Houston; a three-man task force from Bloom Ad Agency of Dallas who brought with them a client, the ad manager of the Jackson Brewing Co.; Paul Randall of BBD&O of Dallas; Bill Rosenthal of D'arcy Advertising of St. Louis; and Steve Sohmer, Creative Director for the Bureau of Advertising of New York. 
Paul Randall of BBD&O was guest speaker at a fall initiation banquet given jointly by Alpha 
Other events during the year included a week­
Delta Sigma and Gamma Alpha Chi . long campaign, "Advertising Recognition Week," during which ADS received proclamations from the governor of Texas and the mayor of Austin.
Alpha 
The club also showed the 1968 award winning commercials, featured two speakers, held initi­ation and a Founder's Day banquet.
Delta 
Officers for the fall were Malvern David Lusky, president; James Lloyd Mccollum, secretary; Will Gary Goldman, treasurer; and Jerry Dunn
Sigma 
Levin, House of Delegates representative. Faculty advisors were Ernest A. Sharpe, professor of journalism, and William Anthony Mindak, pro­fessor of journalism. 
Spring officers were Malvern David Lusky, president; Arnold Howard Kragen, vice-president; Michael V. Stewart, secretary; Harold Herbert Levine, treasurer. 


Alpha Kappa Psi  
Alpha  Kappa  Psi  offers students  in  business  
and  economics  an  opportunity  to  enlarge their  
educational  experience.  This  year  the  fraternity  
channeled its energy into service and social areas,  
while striving for professionalism in business. The  
fraternity's  activities  featured  speakers  such  as  
J.  D.  Collins of Shell Oil, dinners with  business  
faculty members, service to the College of Busi­ 
ness  Administration and the City of Austin, field  
trips, and banquets.  
Dr. George Hillis Newlove, professor emeritus  
of accounting, received Alpha Kappa Psi's Nation­ 
al  Foundation Accounting Award this year.  
Officers were John Howard Towers, president;  
Gerald  Conrad  Schoppe,  vice-president;  James  
Roy Sczech, recording secretary; and Gary Wayne  
Lutringer, treasurer.  Winford Everett Holland,  as­ 
sistant  professor  of  management,  served  as  
faculty  advisor for  the year.  
Gus Mutscher, speaker of the Texas House, spoke at a banquet for fall pledges.  
vice­ 
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FRONT ROW: James Sczech, Harry lsensee, John Towers, Marilyn Neu­Taylor, David Heaney, Randy Hunter, Royce Steubing, Ken Schindewolf, mann, Jerry Schoppe, Winford Holland, Roman Eckols. SECOND ROW: Harry Taylor, Phil Capron, Jim Sinclair, Tom Kiker, Richard leBaron, Dick
•sky, Steve Bell, David Alaniz, Jim Marshall, David McManus, Phil Wendel, 
Giesecke. FIFTH ROW: Larry Broughton, Phil Hurley, Charles Jordan,Phil Ballinger, Joe Pulido, Ronald Janda, Alfredo Pena, Dale Allardyce . 
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Frank Mauro, Bill Arlitt, Dean Nellis, Gary Kesslar, Don Gillespie, DavidTHIRD ROW: Hubert Letts, Donnie Mikeska, Nick Agalou, Bubba Ferrell, King, Ray Walker, Earl Mayo, Lamar Johnson, Jack Duncan, Walter Ivie, 
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Ray Kent, John Amend, Don Fehlis, Rallie Williams, Richard Tow, John Craig Jolley.
Gurasich, Larry Pittman. FOURTH ROW: James lynch, Birt Simpson, Jim 
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Alpha Rho Chi is a national professional­social fraternity for students of the allied arts. It bases its activities around the belief that peer association is an integral part of the educational process. These activities are many times informal 
Alpha Rho Chi 
gatherings including guest speakers from archi­tectural professions, faculty members, or persons of interest to the members. 
This year, Alpha Rho Chi formed a design team to test on a professional basis, theories being taught. Through this, experience was gained by working together and with the public. 
Members of Alpha Rho Chi participate in campus activities such as Sphinx, Student Ameri­can Institute of Architects, and Student Assembly. 
The directing force of the organization is its five member board. This fall they were William 
H. Richardson, worthy architect; Marvin A. Jung Jr., worthy associate architect; Jerry Dale Schrader, worthy estimator; Warren Carlton Lam­bert, worthy clerk; and Michael Joseph Mun­ninger, fifth board member. 
Officers for the spring were Marvin A. Jung Jr., worthy architect; Jerry Dale Schraeder, worthy associate architect; Warren Carlton Lambert, worthy estimator; Dwight B. Micklethwait, worthy clerk; and William H. Richardson, fifth board 
member. 
Faculty advisors included Daniel E. Leary, as­sistant professor of architecture, and Roy Eugene Graham, assistant professor of architecture. 




W. Gerber 

l. Gooch R. Graham J. Horrell 
Outgoing president William Richardson received gavel for his service. 



Daughters await formal initiation into Alpha Rho Chi Dinocrates chapter. 


M. Munninger T. Richardson W. Richardson 

J. Shortoll E. Wallace 
Faculty advisor Roy Graham received his wife as a member of Daughters. 
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Alpha Phi Tau 
Alpha Phi Tau offers its members the op­portunity to meet people interested in the pro­fession of medical technology. Its purpose is to stimulate interest and scholarship and raise the prestige of the profession. Alpha Phi Tau serves as a liaison between student members and pro­fessional medical technologists. 
At meetings this year, members were told about the required courses of training after col­lege and about opportunities for employment in related fields. Meetings featured speakers from Texas schools over the state. 
Field trips were taken to the Austin State Hospital and Brackenridge Hospital. 
Officers were Donna Marie Burkett, president; Yvonne E. Todar, vice-president; and Cynthia D. Headley, secretary-treasurer. Peter Jurtshuk Jr., assistant professor of microbiology, was faculty sponsor for the fall semester. Spring advisors were Marion E. Woolsey, assistant professor of 
microbiology, and Vernon T. Schuhardt, professor of microbiology and education. 
Dinah Lee Ables Gwendolyn N. Altman 
Gail Lynn Amos Susan Gale Bannon Mary Kay Beavers 
Ruth Ann Bryant Sherry L. Buffington 
Karen Anne Burkhart Judith Maye Butler Mary Helen Cadena Margaret E. Carney Margaret Sue Coward Judy Lynn Dean Sandra Marie Dolph 
Laurel Ann Eckhardt Deborah Kaye Ellis Sandra Garcia Patricia Anne Gilbert Margaret M. Gleason Time Tapio Haana Patricia Ann Hale Kathryn Rall Hersom Bettye Marcine Holt Janice Marie Hornsby Patricia E. Howard Donald P. James Kerwin John Kahlich Candace Lou Kane Susan Elizabeth Lane MEMBERS 
Ula Jolaine Lanehart Beverly Jo Lerner Fernando Martinez Lujet C. McCullough John Anderson Miranda Jr. Catherine Sue Moore Dean Narahara Carol S. Nelson Helen Fong Ng Jeanne Elizabeth Painton Toni Gail Pasher Catherine Pond Marcia Ei llen Rich Bertha R. Sanchez Gaye Lynn Sanders Sharon K. Schmidt Thomas J. Sibley Jr. Katharine H. Smith Thomas Haynie Spata Nadine Spring Pamela Jean Starr Kathleen Steinbach Laverne Faye Teichelman Barbara Thaxton Virginia Ann Ullrich 
Hilary Lane Vaughan Ann Pate Watson Carol J. R. Whalen Beverly Jean Zikes 




FRONT ROW: Lance Johs, Ralph Rosales, Ramaden Ammar, Charles Terry, Jim Martin, Weldon Moser, Milton McDonnell, Steve Persyn. SECOND ROW: Carl Connelly, Ronald Kruhl, James Reego, Samuel Burnell, Ronald Bollinger, Jim Hinze, James Meek, Mike McNeil, Stephen Anderson. THIRD ROW: Noel Kelly, Lawrence Calvetti, Paul Sweet, Randall Poer­schke, Jerry Roach, Kenneth Armstrong, Donald Jones, David Black. 
This year the American Association of Archi­tectural Engineers began work on an up-dated brochure describing architectural engineering. 
The AAAE offers architectural engineering stu­dents an opportunity to expand their knowledge and interest in structural design beyond the class­room. The AAAE seeks to improve faculty-student relations, alumni participation, and acquaintances with professionals in the building and con­struction industries. 
AAAE members met many outstanding speakers in the construction field and participated in University Showcase, the engineering sweet­heart elections, the Engineering Ball, and a spring picnic. 
Officers for the fall were Lance Craig Johs, president; Melvin Donald McDonald, vice-presi­dent; Randall S. Poerschke, secretary; Lawrence 
AAAE 
Calvetti, treasurer; and Jerry Don Roach and James Michael Meeks, student engineering coun­cil representatives. Austin architect Barton D. Riley served as advisor. 
Spring officers were Stephen Patrick Anderson, president; Donald Glenn Jones, vice-president; Robert Hardy Holloway, secretary; and Rodney Dale Black, treasurer. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED 
Charles E. Baker Thomas J. Holstien Ill Scott T. Ballard Thomas William Kam Rodney Dale Black Arthur Henry Kwast James Valgene Brigman Michael H. Loinette Scott Douglas Charlton James Gayle Marlin Lynnwood T. Clay Frank West Neal Richard Trant Colley Jack William Stephens Jr. Paul Wistar Darden Joseph P. Vonmerveldt Ben Dobyns Donnell 111 Joseph P. Watson Ill Robert Hardy Holloway 



FRONT ROW: Stephen Seibert, Arthur Chartoff, Phil Gentry, Paul Rosen­berg, Mike Buquoi, Larry Leon, Gary Brand. SECOND ROW: Ed Benson, Roger Davidson, Gary Don Whitlock, Steve Norton, Elizabeth King, John Smith, David Lebow, Dwight Johnston. THIRD ROW: Don Campbell, Mike 
Neder, Mac McKay, Don Barkley, Pat Reily. 


American Finance Association 
The American Finance Association, an indepen­
dent student organization within the College of Business Administration, tries to link classroom finance studies with the dynamics of the market­place. Membership is drawn primarily from finance majors although other students are active at both graduate and undergraduate levels. Many faculty members are also active in the organi­zation. 
Activities this year included lecturers, local and out-of-town field trips, and social functions. In the spring, a trip was taken to Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange in New York City_ 
Officers were Mike E. Buquoi, president; Eliza­beth Jane King, vice-president; Paul H. Rosen­berg, secretary; and Stephen Dane Seibert, treasurer. Ernest Walker, professor of finance, was faculty advisor. 
Members not pictured included Benjamin C. Boutwell, Donald Ray Daum, Julio C. del Rio, Prentis Jack Duncan, William J. Dwyer, Keith Miller Hudson, Stephen Michael Hull, William Rand Hunter, Cyrus Tandy LaMaster, Roland Morgan Parker, Bobby Harrell Scott, Rick Thomas, Jack G. Wise, Terry Allen Zurovec. 



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AIAA 

The student branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the University links aerospace engineering students with pro­fessionals in aerospace fields. Lectures, field 
. trips to aerospace industries, picnics that enabled students to become better acquainted with the faculty, and election of the AIAA sweetheart were among the year's highlights. 
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics was founded in 1963 by a merger of the American Rocket Society and the Institute of Aerospace Sciences. As a principal national technical society, AIAA includes leading scientist, 
engineers,  and  technical  managers  of  the  
country's aerospace program.  
University  chapter  officers  were  Michael  

Anthony Heim, chairman; Robert D. Pillsbury Jr., vice-president; Richard Warren Smalling, corresponding secretary; Jack Weller Seiders, re­cording secretary; and Charles G. Wilmut, treasurer. John Joseph Ber.tin, assistant professor of aerospace engineering, was faculty advisor. 
FRONT ROW: Kay Stringer, Ann Baker, Linda Wheeler, Davon Gray, Ellen Cook, Mary Gayle, Kay Morris. SECOND ROW: Tom Farmer, Richard Smalling, Ross Mills, Kathy Center, Nancy Tamburello, Charles Wilmut, Charles Wolfmueller, Joseph Huerta, Edward Nolte, Steve Chenault. THIRD ROW: Samuel March, Michael Smith, Danny Steger, Joe Chambliss, Gary Perser, Jack Seiders, Michael McCully, Donald Morran, Gregory Yamin, Carl Berg!, David Collins, Greg Morris, Jimmy Narramore. FOURTH ROW: John J. Bertin, Michael Frederick, James Lattimore, Warren Schnei-der, James Zelenevitz, Hays Moore, William Henderson, Ray James, Lewis Foxhall, Bruce Hicks, Gary Smith, John Smith, Robert Olsen. FIFTH ROW: Michael Heim, Robert Pillsbury, Joe Gorman, Kenneth Griffin, John Stratton, Gary McGilvray, Jesus Sotelo, Dennis Haley, Darrell liardon, Robert Gardner, Charles Yant, Hal Brown, Christopher .Acreman. SIXTH ROW: Nick Bradshaw, Wesley Ammerman, Tim Hale, Bruce Loftis, John Spears, Robert Hoffman, Harry Ehlers, Barry Benedict, Gary Burck, Edward Zihlman, Alan Arthur, Barry Keith, Mike Mitchell. 

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AICHE 
In an effort to interrelate the chemical engi­neering student with the profession, the student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers · hosted speakers who discussed water pollution, labor-management relations, and other problems relevant to the chemical engineer of today. 
The chapter took an active part in the Uni­versity intramural program and sponsored a spring picnic. Members also participated in the regional meeting in Houston for the South Texas 
Section of the AICHE. 
Officers were Thomas David Griffith, presi­dent; James F. Ross, vice-president; Dennis Lee Talley, treasurer; Anita Jane Beasley, secretary; and Stephen L. Cook and James Shaw Sherman, Student Engineering Council representatives. Robert D. Gunn, assistant professor of chemical engineering, served as faculty advisor. This year's sweetheart was Jean Sandberg. 
David Griffith, president of AIChE, concentrated on work in the lab. 
FRONT ROW: Anita Beasley, Jean Sandberg, Sherry Davis, Biba Wagner. SECOND ROW: Ralph Page, James Sherman, Dennis Talley, David Griffith, Steve Cook, James Dickerman. THIRD ROW: Kerry Yom, Emmerick Pavlas, Hussein Abudawood, Matias Saenz. FOURTH ROW: Roland Buis, Bryan Ferguson, Lawrence Kunke, Arthur Denmon. 




FRONT ROW: Mozelle Bland, Carole Bansemer, Becky Brooks, linda Dickin­son, Judy Kaplan, Jane DeFord. SECOND ROW: Diane Peek, Helen Mc­Adams, Virginia Jones, Jeanne Sandberg, Rebecca Ewing, Carolyn Maly. THIRD ROW: Carol Woods, Pat Tottenham, Kathleen O'Connor, libby love, Patricia Mann, Susan White. FOURTH ROW: David Cadwallader, Colette Jones, Susan Quinius, Selene Schroeder, Charles York, James Wallace. 
Meeting with professionals in interior design 
and related fields gave the student chapter of 
the American Institute of Interior Design a 
chance to learn more about the working con­
ditions in their chosen field and how to uphold 
the standards of the profession. 
Outstanding applications of principles and new 
trends were seen during visits to David Graber's 
town house and Dan Leary's home. Other 
chapter activities included a field trip to visit the 
Interior Design Studios in San Antonio, and a 
panel discussion and Christmas party with mem­
bers of the Austin AID chapter. 
Officers for the year were Mozelle Mary 
Bland, president; James Gregory Wallace, vice­
president; Patricia Ann Tottenham, secretary; 
Janice Kaye Lane, treasurer; Connie Hoff, pub­
licity chairman; Susan Dee Bodenhamer, social 
chairman; and Martha Lois Mclelland, House of Delegates representative. Charles W. York, as­sociate professor of home economics, served as the group's faculty sponsor. 
AID 
Design students spent many hours each week in lab completing assignments. FRONT ROW: Rodney lee, Paul Castiglione, Sue Hemphill, Larry Gring, 

Dan Kaspar. SECOND ROW: Ken Nelson, Burt Harkins, lee Matthews, 
Andy Watson, Mojtaba Yazdi. THIRD ROW: Mike Briggs, Sam Byington.
AIME 


AIME, student chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, gives members an opportunity to associate with engineering professionals and fellow students. 
At monthly meetings representatives from major oil companies spoke on phases of petro­leum engineering, including geology, drilling, 
,production, economics, and politics. Activities of the year included fall and spring picnics, a dis­play for University Showcase, and participation in intramural sports. 
Officers were Paul Alfred Castiglione, presi­dent; Larry Martin Gring, vice-president; Linda Sue Hemphill, secretary; Samuel J. Byington; 
treasurer; and Rodney Earl Lee and Sherry Sue Zwiebel, Student Engineering Council representa­tives. Faculty advisor was Folkert Brons, professor of petroleum engineering. 
AIME officers met with their sponsor Folker! Brons lo discuss the " Manhattan Project" film for their next meeting. 



American Marketing Association 

Informal brainstorming sessions helped  marketing  students  become  acquainted  and  plan  
In 1969, the American Marketing Associatio  future American Marketing activities.  
received the C.B.A. Council's award for Outstand­ 
ing Organization. The recipient of this award  
was chosen on the basis of membership, active  
programs, and participation in the College of  
Business Administration.  
The organization offers its members an op­ 
portunity to relate their formal education in  
marketing to its practical use in specific organi­ 
zations. Various speakers from these corporations  
were sponsored in American Marketing programs  
this year.  
Officers for the fall were Jerome Q . Weilmuen­ 
ster, president; Kenneth Wayne Schick, vice-presi­ 
dent; Karen Ann Abbott, secretary; Marilyn Jean  
Neumann, treasurer; John Topp, C.B.A. rep­ 
resentative; and James Richard Smith, House of  
Delegates representative.  
Spring officers were Carol Ann Tunstall, presi­ 
dent; Robert Eugene Hartong Jr., vice-president;  
Marilyn Jean Neumann, secretary; and Richard  
Hoppstetter, treasurer.  

FRONT ROW; Robert Ernest Witt, Marilyn Neumann, Carol Tunstall, Mary Grace Stanford, Barbara Heartfield, Louise Rogers. SECOND ROW: Collins Oakley, Richard Hoppstetter, Rick Smith, Jim Hudgins, Arthur Chartoff, Wade Baldwin, Ken Schick. THIRD ROW: Hugh Smith, Sam Morgan, Ken Lawless, Roy Cavanaugh, Bob Hartong, Gary Miller, Paul Silverman, Gilbert Hine. 

ASCE 
The University's student chapter of the Ameri­can Society of Civil Engineers works to promote relationships between civil engineering students and professors, and other members of the engi­neering profession. Through biweekly meetings this year, students gained knowledge of different 
areas of civil engineering. 
Each meeting ASCE hosted a guest speaker from a prominent engineering corporation. This year's programs included topics from "Con­struction Methods for the Tower of the Americas" to "The Legal Responsibilities of the Engineer." In addition to programs, the club sponsored activ­ities such as picnics, a weekend field trip to Galveston, ·and the model span contest held during Round-Up. 
This year's fall officers were David Kent Isbell, president; David Charles Steifle, vice-president; John Wallace Cooper, treasurer; and Richard C. Patyrak, secretary. 
Officers for the spring semester were John Wallace Cooper, president; John Thomas Wall, vice-president; William Payne Bulloch, treasurer; and Patrick William Coym, secretary. Joseph Andrew Yura, assistant professor of civil engi­neering, served as faculty advisor. 
FRONT ROW: David Isbell, Lloyd Gooden, Patrick Coym, Elia King, M. K. Kroschel, Richard Wilkison, Walter Gregg, Randolph Schulze, Bill Bulloch, Arya, David Steifle, James Broaddus. SECOND ROW: Allen Martinets, Robert Mentell, M. Narayanan, William Carroll. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Charles Johnson, Paul Thornhill, Stanley Rech, Robert Liesman, Dick Paty­Rioux, John Wall, Raymond Balla, David Malish, Donald Young, rak, Fred Vinson, Mark Goode. THIRD ROW: Mark Lamoureux, Max Simmons, David Bellan, Elmer Hanhart, Jim Doty. 


FRONT ROW: Larry Lamberth, Gordon T. Lepley, Herbert Cryar, Lee Aaron, Rusty La Ferney. THIRD ROW: Charles Meredith, Patrick Grant, Norris, Mike Major, Bill Humble, Ed Barger. SECOND ROW: Roger Ander­Larry Hoes, James Davis, Arthur Stephens, Larry Murry, Paul Offer, Gary son, Ronald P. Hughes, Richard Schultz, Mike Calhoun, Ken Ralls, Harley Lehmberg. 
The goal of the University section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to introduce mechanical engineering students to the student chapter's parent society, ASME. The stu­dent section provides a technical and social atmosphere which encourages engineering stu­dents to become better acquainted with other engineering students, professors, and profes­sionals. 
Biweekly meetings featured guest speakers from various engineering fields. The speakers provided a valuable link between the academic and professional worlds. Other activities included a University Showcase display, a trip to Houston for the annual Region X ASME paper contest, 
election of Diane Farrar Swendeman as ASME and engineering sweetheart, and fall and spring picnics featuring faculty losses in football games. 
Fall officers were Charles Edward Meredith, president; Gilford Paul Johnson, vice-p.resident; James Elroy Davis, second vice-president; John Edward Barger, treasurer; Richard Earl Doerr, recording secretary; and Terry Lee Wells, cor­responding secretary. The faculty advisor was Kenneth Michael Ralls, associate professor of mechanical engineering. 
Spring officers were James Howard Davis, chairman; Frank Wayne Laferney and Herbert B. Cryar,· vice-chairmen; Gordon Taylor Lepley, cor­responding secretary; Larry M. Hoes, recording secretary; and Harley Edward Aaron, treasurer. 
SEC representatives were Richard Alan Schultz 
and Stanley Gilbert Stokes. House of Delegates 
representative was Larry Dwain Murry. 
An ASME member explained their exhibit to visitors at Round-up Showcase. 
ASME 

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R. lodowslr.i C. Mollett 0. Manny J. Marek 

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Delta Sigma Pi 

A professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi is composed of men sharing the ambition of becoming leaders in today's business world. The organization encourages scholarship and social activities and provides its members with contact with the commercial world. Membership is by invitation. 
During the year, the fraternity engaged in many social and professional events. Among these were field trips to San Antonio and Dallas. 
Of the 1969 active chapters of Delta Sigma Pi, Beta Kappa chapter at the University is among the largest in the nation. 
Officers this year were Haskell Forrest Griffin Jr., president; Wendell lenwood Davies, senior vice-president; Tommy Ray Berry, junior vice­president; William F. Kelly Jr., chancellor; Robert Thomas Lodowski, treasurer; and Alfred l. Shack­lett Jr., secretary. Zarrel V. Lambert, assistant professor of marketing administration, served as faculty advisor. 

R. Boehman J. Baldwin T. Berry G . Bess 


FRONT ROW: Carl Evans, John Joseph, Thomas Nipp, Barry Lacey, Tim Cox. SECOND ROW: Doug Aycock, John Cirko, Doug Van Zandt, Glenn Targac, William Bastress, Charles Musick. 
Chapter #41 of Delta Nu Alpha, national transportation fraternity, celebrated its twentieth anniversary on April 10, 1970. 
The fraternity fosters and promotes among its members the exchange of information and ideas about traffic and transportation advancements. Informal discussions and lectures are held at its regular meetings. 
In November, members held a seminar on modern railroading with the help of the Missouri Pacific Railroad in St. Louis, Missouri. They also sponsored a two-day field trip to Dallas and Fort Worth for a visit to American Airlines, Braniff International Airways, Central Freight Lines, the Federal Aviation Agency's regional air traffic 
Delta Nu Alpha 
control  center,  and  General  Motors  assembly  
plant.  
This spring, a field trip was  taken to Houston  

for a visit to various steamship and railroad operations. 
Fall officers were Carl Dale Evans, president; Douglas Eugene Aycock, vice-president; Thomas Nelson Nipp Jr., secretary; John Raymond Joseph Jr., treasurer; and Barry Dan Lacey, House of Delegates representative. 
Officers elected in the spring were John Ray­mond Josephs Jr., president; Douglas Eugene Aycock, vice-president; Charles E. Musick Jr., secretary; Douglas T. Van Zandt, treasurer; Timothy Arnold .Cox, House of Delegates repre­sentative; and William W. Bastress Jr., C.B.A. Council representative. Hampton Kent Snell, pro­fessor of transportation, served as faculty' 
sponsor. 


Gamma Alpha Chi 
Gamma Alpha Chi, national professional ad­
ktf, run 
vertising fraternity for women, introduces coeds
dt,Gltnn 
in advertising, public relations, and related majors to advertising professionals. 
With Alpha Delta Sigma, professional adver­tising society for men, Gamma Alpha Chi brought nationally recognized professionals to the Uni­versity campus. During the year, the chapters sponsored Hooper White of Leo Burnett Adver­tising Agency, Noel Digby of Gardner Adver­tising Agency in St. Louis, Lee Dubow of Foley's in Houston, and the McCann-Erickson Task Force from Houston. 
GAX and ADS also sent representatives to the national convention in St. Louis, co-sponsored a Valentine's banquet, and helped to host the an­nual Austin Retail Ad Clinic. 
Officers this year were Nancy Carolyn Morris, president; Connie Sue Winn, first vice-president; Judy Gayle Smith, second vice-president; Sharon Elizabeth Todd, corresponding secretary; Sharon Coker, recording secretary; Benita Fay Wilson, treasurer; Elizabeth Anne Thornton, historian; Margaret Ann Smith, reporter; and Cathy Diane Canada, social chairman. William Anthony Min­dak, professor of journalism, was advisor. 
ston oad 

Gamma Alpha Chi held a joint rush party in the fall with Alpha Delta Sigma. 
FRONT ROW: Nancy Morris, Nancy Susman, Benita Wilson, Judy Smith, Sharon Todd. SECOND ROW: Betty Peebles, Mari Duboise, Chere Graham, Julianne Crane, Jeanne Gallaway, Terri Derion, Shirley Edrington, Glenda 
Danburg, Ilene Bartosh, Nancy Hedrick, Cindy Harwood. 
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Mary E. Gearing Home Economics Chapter 
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"Awareness and Action for Achievement" was the 1969-70. goal of the Mary E. Gearing Home Economics Chapter. Activities for the year in­cluded selling coffee, giving scholarships, spon­soring a series of sandwich seminars, and enter­taining under-privileged children from the Aus­tin community at Christmas. 
Evident in all projects and meeting programs
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was the chapter's purpose of aiding the pro­fessional development of home economics stu­dents outside of the classroom. Programs ranged from individual and community awareness to a fashion show by clothing students. 
The Mary E. Gearing Home Economics Chapter is closely associated with the Texas Home Economics . student section, the Texas Home Economics Association, and the American Home 
Economics Association. Members are encouraged to obtain individual student membership in the American Home Economics Association. 
Officers for the year were Gail Ellen Arnold, president; Jo Carol Johnson, first vice-president; Linda Mame Hughes, second vice-president; Con­nie Hoff, secretary; Connie Crawford, treasurer; Lynn Johnston, reporter; and Jenny Ruth Mc­Adams, historian. Advisors were Jean Nunn Hejl, assistant professor of home economics, and Carole Lee Bansemer, instructor of home 
economics. 
FRONT  ROW:  Connie  Crawford,  Jean  Hejl,  Carol  Bansemer,  Jo  Carol  il!Q  
Johnson,  Gai l  Arnold.  SECOND  ROW:  Linda  Hughes,  Lynn  Johnston,  ~*  
Jenny McAdams, Connie Hoff.  


FRONT ROW: Grady Rylander, Columbus Coleman, Ernest Arredondo, Karlene Price, Jerry Keys, David Kanter, Victor Vlahakos. SECOND ROW: Benedict Pena, Richard Karm, Joe Winegardner, Dennis Rasco, Charles Cooke, Thomas Horch, Dale Patenaude. THIRD ROW: Shantilal Shaw, William Neal, David Karbach, John Hunter, David Adams, Patrick Smith, Michael Sheen, Kenneth Yates, Paul Hartmann. FOURTH ROW: Paul Saunders, Dennis Feller, Glenn Andrew, Claud Matney, Paul Craven, Anthony Fern, Larry Bethurum, David Reindl, Joel Raymond. 
IEEE 
The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engi­neers promotes professional excellence and social awareness among electrical engineering students. The University chapter holds monthly meetings and hosts speakers in diverse fields of science. Guest speakers this year described their research in fields of deep-space communication, optical­spatial filters, and power distribution. University President Norman Hackerman spoke to the society's December meeting on "Science and Technology in the Service of Society." 
IEEE had a fall picnic at Bertram, Texas, and sponsored tours to Houston and of engineering facilities in Austin. The University chapter held a student papers contest in the spring and sent the local winner to regional competition. 
Henry Grady Rylander, chapter president, was selected 1969 Dads' Day Outstanding Student. Other officers for the year were David Wayne Reindl, vice-president; Richard Gilbert Karm, secretary-treasurer. Other secretaries were Jerry 
IEEE members gathered in the electrical engineering lab for a closer look at equipment. 
M. Keys and Stephen H. Johns. Paul Robert Hart­mann was· membership chairman. Charles T. Cooke was the delegate to the House of Dele­gates. Faculty advisor was Baxter F. Womack, associate professor of electric.al engineering. Katherine Susan Gruner was IEEE sweetheart. 
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I Kappa Psi 
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Kappa Psi, a professional pharmaceutical fra­ternity, embarked upon a new era of profession­1 1 alism this year. Programs and activities for the year included 
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a $1,000 fund-raising drive for the Texas Phar­maceutical Association, a book drive to supply the
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College of Pharmacy library with needed texts and reference books, work with the drug abuse program of the pharmacy council, participation in the Longhorn Pharmaceutical Association, and a project to provide new book racks in the Phar­macy Building. In addition, the club gave active support to regional and state associations. 
Kappa Psi worked toward their thousand­dollar goal by holding unusual and interesting parties. The fraternity sponsored a college-wide dance and a 1960 party where rock and roll was the order of the day. 

Officers for the year were Paul Francis Davis, regent; Earl A. Bowen, vice-regent; Caleb Steven Brown, treasurer; George Earl Murphy, rush captain; John Roland Downs, historian; and Harold Ray Collins, chaplain. Faculty advisor for the fraternity was Billy a. Wylie, chief pharmacist of the Student Health Center. 




G. Murphy W. Neku.za R. Ramming 





E. Zissman 
Kappa Psi entry in the Round-Up stor;f;ont contest was an old fashioned medicine wagon. 
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A. Benavides


Kappa Epsilon 
C. EWs R. Garcia 


B. Haddock B. Herr K. Hoover C. Huddleston V. Humphrey P. Hutto l. Jennings N. Jirasek 




M. Johnson 
B. Jones J. Jones N. Lively 
Kappa Epsilon is a naJional professional fra­ternity for women students in pharmacy. This year the club began its activities with a get­acquainted party for new women students and faculty wives. 
At Christmas, Kappa Epsilon and Phi Delta Chi fraternity gave a Christmas party at the Austin State School. The KE's also gave a Christmas tree­decorating party for the pharmacy school and held a Christmas banquet at Steak 'n Ale for fall 
initiates. 
One of Kappa Epsilon's programs featured Dr. 
Robert H. Zschappel, an Austin gynecologist and 
obstetrician. The University chapter assisted in 
Kappa Epsilon's national project of introducing 
pharmacy to high school girls and presented a 
Founder's Day program in the spring. 
Officers were Marolyn Reynolds, president; 
Christine A. Walker, vice-president; Arabella D. 
Benavides, recording secretary; Nancy Elaine 
Jirasek, corresponding secretary; Cheryl E. Ellis, 
treasurer; Sue Ann Rhodes, reporter and historian; 
and Bobby Jo Jones, parliamentarian. Mrs. 
Gerald Sullivan was the advisor. 
A. Lyons K. Maxwell M. McK inney 



S. 
Rhodes M. Rodr iguez N. Smart 



J. 
Stuckey 


l. W itcher 


FRONT ROW: George Murphy, Linda Witcher, Bobby Jones, Christine 
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Walker, Sue Rhodes. SECOND ROW: John Taylor, Stephen Wells, Ronald 
Janak, Larry Griffin. THIRD ROW: Charles Marable, William Sheffield. 
Since 1951, the Longhorn Pharmaceutical As­sociation has offered pharmacy students a month­ly pharmacy-related lecture and program series, a calendar of social activities, and membership in the American and Texas Pharmaceutical As­sociations. 
This year, the association began with a get­acquainted keg party followed by an honors banquet for August, 1969, and January, 1970, graduates. The social calendar was completed by a student officers' retreat with students from Texas Southern University and the University of Houston, a Christmas formal, and a picnic. 
Association members published a student newsletter, Hygeia's Bag. 
Guest speakers included William Whitten, president-elect of the American Pharmaceutical Association; Carl Roberts, chief legal counsel of the American Pharmaceutical Association; and Ed Baker, president of the Texas Pharmaceutical As­sociation. Other LPhA programs dealt with topics such as pulmonary diseases and the manage­ment of cerebral cardiovascular diseases. 
Officers for the year were George Earl Murphy, president; Christine A. Walker, vice­president; Sue Ann Rhodes, recording secretary; John Thomas Taylor, corresponding secretary; Stephen J. Wells, treasurer; and Charles Douglas Marable, reporter. William Johnson Sheffield, professor of pharmacy, was advisor. 





Phi Delta Chi 
Although the fraternity objectives concentrate on the advancement of the profession of phar­macy, Phi Delta Chi members nevertheless en­joyed a full social calendar. 
Among the year's social activities were a faculty appreciation cocktail party, a Christmas party for ·the boys at Travis State School, and a 
spring formal. 
Phi Delta Chi members active on campus in­
cluded Thomas Murry O'Neil, pharmacy as­
semblyman, and Harold Davis Lewis, pharmacy delegate to the House of Delegates. 
Fall officers were James Ronald Mcintosh, 
president; David Ray Skinner, vice-president; 
Juan Alejandro Ochoa, recording secretary; 
Norman S. Anderton Ill, corresponding secretary; 
and Thomas Murry O'Neil, treasurer. 
Officers for the spring semester were Thomas 
Murry O'Neil, president; Dennis Wayne Helbert, 
vice-president; Juan Alejandro Ochoa, secretary; 
Norman S. Anderton Ill, corresponding secretary; 
and David Charles Gambel, treasurer. William J. 
Sheffield, professor of pharmacy, was advisor. 




OFFICERS: David Gambel, Juan Ochoa, Norman Anderton, Gordon Jensen, Thomas O'Neil, Harold Wright, Charles Daleo, Michael Lawhon, Dennis Helbert. 


PLEDGES: FRONT ROW: Scott Lawson, Fidel Huerta, Carie Boyd, Alex Gutierrez, James Rodriguez, Steve Young. BACK ROW: John Epps, Carlos Garza, Max Flores, Edward Lytle, George Guerra, John Maas. NOT PIC­TURED: David Mitchell, Mike Perkins. 


Tom O'Neil conducted monthly Phi Delta Chi meeting. 
MEMBERS 
Jack D. Averyt Jr. Daniel A. Briones Joaquin Carpenter John Tennison Corder Victor Diaz de Leon John W. Durst Alfredo Tomas Garcia 111 Pablo M. Gonzales Ernesto C. Guerra Jr. Jimmy Haskell Harelik Philip R. Jackson Albert A. Judd NOT PICTURED 
Troy Scoll Lawson 
Leon Herchel Lowery 
Michael Ray McNeil 
Harold Wayne Miller 
Phillip James Moreno 
Robert Orteg~ 
Robert John Reyna Jr. 
Shelley Poe Roaten Jr. Richard 0. Villarreal 
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FRONT ROW: Guadalupe Ruiz, Angie Morris, Jane Rombough, Diane Smith, Bonnie Fetzer, Laura Gustavsen, Gloria Hewell, Laurie Ruddy, Jean Donovitz. SECOND ROW: Warren Cico, Travis Harkins, Edgar Blaschke, 
Harold Pearcy, Tom Hancock, Brian Pahl, Larry Hausenfluke, Mike Mosley, Jack Daniels, Charles Collins, Walter Rothe, Tommy Berry, Lynwood 
Boehme, Jack Hardy, Larry Noble, Donnie Bates.
PEM Club 
Working to promote interest in physical educa­tion, the Physical Education Majors club provides opportunities for development of professional in­terests and attitudes. Members shared many activ­ities this year including a weekend at a Texas As­sociation of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation convention in Corpus Christi. 
New members were introduced to the physical education department and its faculty members at a departmental convocation. William Chasey, assistant professor of physical and health edu­cation, presented an introduction to the Special Education Program. A spring banquet was held honoring graduating seniors. 
Officers for the year were Michael Homer Mosley, president; Guadalupe Ruiz, vice-presi­dent; Cecelia Dorothea Malin, secretary-treasurer; William Travis Harkins, intramural manager; Joyce Marie Cizek, newsletter editor; Jamee Woolsey, publicity director; and Mary Anne Flournoy, social director. Advisor was Lynn Wade McCraw, pro­fessor of physical and health education. 
Lung capacity machine attracted much attention al a physical education display for Round-Up Showcase. 
Pre-Law Association 
The goal of the Pre-Law Association is to serve as an educational organization through which members can gain sound knowledge of the field of law and insight into the nature of law school. 
To obtain these objectives, members work through lectures on challenging legal issues and special fields of law, fireside and panel discus­sions, field trips, and programs which provide the rewards of a pre-law education that only ex­perience in law-oriented activities can of{er. These programs involve participation in the Student Legal Advisory Committee, the Council of Busi­ness Administration, Community Legal Aid, and the Fair Housing Commission. 
Lectures have featured speakers such as Dean Page Keeton of the School of Law, Frank Maloney, Austin attorney, and Thomas J. Gibson, associate dean of the School of Law. Other activities during the year included a presentation of the Moot Court issues and speakers, a seminar given by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and 
tours of the law school and the Tarlton library. Officers for the year were Thomas Francis Russell, president; Paul Joseph Van Osselaer, vice-president; Bradford Lee Orlopp, secretary­treasurer, fall semester; Susan Diane Simmons, secretary-treasurer spring semester; Russell Scott Fields, Arts and Sciences Council representative; Harold C. Buckley, CBA Council representative; Jerauld F. Morell, Student Legal Advisory Council representative; William Carts Harshman, Fair 
Housing Council representati~e; and George Aaron Taylor, Community Legal Aid represent­ative. Faculty sponsor this year was Howard A. 
Calkins, professor of government. 
VERTICALLY: Tom Russell, Paul Van Osselaer, Brad Orlopp, Howard Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Mike Shearn, James Austin, David Caffey, Ken 
Calkins. FRONT ROW: Robert Gee, Raymond Gaston, Laura Manly, Janet Hubenak. FIFTH ROW: Steve Weisinger, Eric Hopkinson, Jimmy Burton, 
Stockard. SECOND ROW: Gary Younger, Brooks Hiller, Scott Fields, Mike Jerry Morell, Reavis Tomlinson, Richard Craig. 
Schmidt. THIRD ROW: George Taylor, Blair Carter, Don Symth, Jack 


Sigma Alpha Eta 
Sigma Alpha Eta celebrated its 25th anniver­sary this year at the national convention of the American Speech and Hearing Association. A national professional fraternity, Sigma Alpha Eta promotes interest and service among students in 
the fields of speech pathology, audiology, and education of the deaf. The organization seeks to supplement formal course studies, increase the 
professional and social unity of students and faculty, and establish good public relations among college and local organizations showing interest in these professions. 
Speakers representing the Texas School for the Deaf, the Child Guidance Center, the Texas Ed1,1­cation Agency, and the Department of Education­al Psychology, were invited to meetings. The aim of the speakers was to make members more aware of the facilities available to speech and hearing handicapped individuals in · this area. 
Officers this year were Roslyn Battle F-reeman, president; Thelma F. Berry, vice-president; Wil­liam C. Owens, secretary; and .Marajen E. Den­man, treasurer. Lear Lee Ashmore, associate pro­fessor of speech, was faculty sponsor. 

Children with auditory deficits were benefitted by the Speech and Hearing Clinic. 
FRONT ROW: Roslyn Freeman, Thelma Berry, Leslie Christensen. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Alvis, Cheryl Fox, Bette Yant, Carmen Salas, Mariam Cohen, Judy Drake, Shirley Reiley, Mary Jones, Jenny Ward, ~mily Luedecke, Susan Smith. 
FRONT ROW: Ann Renfro, Linda Bridges, Katherine Haralson, Shirley Ralston, Jonell Bolander, Carole Herrick, Carolyn Brackeen, Deborah Thompson, Linda Williams. SECOND ROW: Dana Jordan, Susan Goss, Jeanne Williams, Cheryl Plueckhahn, Bonnie Root, Denise Villere, Sonja Gary, Jane Shepherd, Ruth Peden. THIRD ROW: Diana Duke, Barbara Cheshire, Carol Whiting, Rose Scott, Leslie Milliren, Rose Lopez, Verda Spann. 
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music programs at the Austin State Hospital. 
Other service projects included transcribing music into big notes for partially-sighted students at the Texas State School for the blind and help­ing purchase a musical instrument for an under­privileged child in East Austin. 
Sigma Alpha Iota membership is based on scholarship, musicianship, personality, and char­acter. It is an international professional fraternity for women majoring in music. 
Members presented recitals in the fall and spring. They ushered at concerts and caroled for Austin hospitals and rest homes. 
Officers for the year were Ann Whitworth, president; Rose Anne Scott, vice-president; Rosa Angelica Lopez, recording secretary; and Jeanne Anne Williams, treasurer. The faculty sponsor was Martha Deatherage, associate professor of music. 
FRONT ROW: Mary Binion, Tony Hernandez, Peggy Ebensberger, Lawana
Texas Nursing 
Geren, Annette Bryan, Louis Young. SECOND ROW: Jo Knight, Francene 
lesser, Frances Locke, Kathleen Boyle, ~osalind Hassell, Darlene Perkins, Jodie Tronson. THIRD ROW: Gerald Kendrick, Nancy Sewall, Elizabeth Seigle, Jo Ann Rao, Jacquelyn Nicholas, Kathryn Chavers, Warren Ward.
Students Association 

The Texas Nursing Students Association ac­quaints its members with various aspects of the nursing profession. 
Speakers for programs this year included Hector Gonzales, treasurer of Texas Nurses As­sociation; Mrs. Mildred Robie, director of Austin Alcoholism Information Center; and Mrs. Sharon Joan O'Neill, instructor in nursing, who spoke on her experiences as a Peace Corps nurse in Brazil. The Austin Community Council presented a panel discussion on drug abuse to the association. 
Other activities included a Christmas party for children at Austin State School, a workshop in San Antonio, speakers on nursing malpractice and nursing in Vietnam, and a spring conven­tion of state nursing students in Fort Worth. 
Members also planned a trip to tour the medi­cal campus in San Antonio. 
Officers were Mary Sidney Binion, president; Mary Frances Locke, vice-president; Jacquelyn Wood Nicholas, treasurer; and Sandra Jeanne Parker, secretary. 
Also on this campus were the president and treasurer of the State Nursing Students As­sociation, Louis Edward Young and Jodie K. Tronson. Faculty advisors were Judith Ann Blocker, instructor in nursing, and Jeannette Wolf, assistant professor of nursing. 


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Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary and pro­fessional society for women, chooses its members from upperclass and graduate women planning a career in communication. Members plan their activities around mutual interests and objectives. 
Xi chapter at the University annually sponsors the Ten Most Beautiful contest in the fall . It also sponsors a coffee bar in the Journalism Building for faculty and students and assists with Journal­ism Honors Day. 
The group contributed $1,000 to the Thomp­son-Reddick scholarship fund this year. It also donated time and money to a conference on high school drug reporting held on the University campus in the fall. 
Chapter members served as hostesses to high school seniors visiting the campus. 
Theta Sigma Phi officers for the year were 

FRONT ROW: Lucinda Hanks, Frenchy Golding, Debby Holmes, Middy Randerson, Melanie Middlebrooks, Carolyn Hinckley, Bette Thornton, Sarah Campbell, Charleen Schwemer. SECOND ROW: Kay Casstevens, Anne Derse, Nancy Morris, Melody Atkinson, Margie Poole, Shirley Edringtin, Fran Smith, Barbara Barnard, Sara George. THIRD ROW: Lynne Flocke, Jorjanna Price, Ruth Doyle, Glenda Danburg, Patsy Guenzel, Mary Ann Hammons, Griffin Singer, Sharon Todd. 
Lucinda Boylen Hanks, president; Karen Jo El­liott, vice-president; Nancy Carolyn Morris, secre­tary; Patricia Lynne Cafferty, treasurer; Carolyn Gay Hinckley, pledge trainer; Charlotte Lee Smith, publicity chairman; Mary Ann Hammons, historian; and Sallie Martin Sharp, professional liaison. 
S. Griffin Singer, assistant professor of jour­nalism, was faculty sponsor. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED 
Ellen Sue Blumenthal Sonja Bernice Bohman Patricia Lynne Cafferty Maxine lemma Cooper 
Donna Lee Dickerson Leah Goldie Donosky Janelle Regina Dupont Margaret Jean Eads 
Karen Jo Elliott Anna Marie Hagy Andrea Elizabeth Johnson Lynn Moore Faye Annette Rife Lorraine Helen Ross Sallie Martin Sharp Charlotte Lee Smith Cassandra L. Watson Virginia Cicely Wynne 


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Alpha Epsilon Delta 

FALL INITIATES Brett Allen Wolfe 
Dale Crawford Allison Wilhelm A. Zuelzer 
Allan Lynn Anderson 
John Edward Angelo 
Janet Lea Aschenbeck SPRING INITIATES 

James Milward Bayliss Robert Wayne Ballard George Edward Clark Ill James Burrel Gaddy Lawrence Michael Cohen Arthur Gutierrez-Hartmann 
Lance Anthony Craig Glen David Hal l Robert Duran Ken Earl Handley Denise Ford Louie Royce Hill Thomas Bruce Goleman Gerry Michael Hoffman 
Gregory Lynn Hemphill Peter Wilson Hollimon Patrick Holden Linda E. Jiminez Ben Kenneth Knape Allan Gene Kal ich Larry Ray Laufer Chevy Chu Lee Carlos Miguel Loredo Robert Louis McClendon 
Marshall Dennis Mabry Leigh Craig McGill 
William Lee-Ling Mok Alan Townes Moore 
Sharon Moore Charles Thomas Moore 
Samuel Walton Parry Bert Maurice Morrow 
Peter Nathaniel Riskind Geoffry Hillel Oshman 
Ronald Lee Rogers Michael Anthony Sauri 
Clyde lee Rutherford Edward lee Simes 
Eugene Paul Schoch Holland Edward Toles 
Larkin P. Skinner Steve Edward Webb 
Erwin John Smolik James Patrick Welch 
Susan Jean Walstad Jerry Lee Wender 
Will iam Glenn Wheeler Gary Lynn Womack 
Alpha Epsilon Delta, international pre-medical and pre-dental honor society, binds together stu­dents of similar interests and promotes coopera­tion and contact between students and their professional schools. Character, personality, and high scholastic performance in all University courses undertaken are factors considered in the selection of members. 
Each year AED members meet informally with representatives of Texas medical schools, pre­pare an exhibit for University Showcase, and help with advising at registration. 
An annual banquet and initiation were held in the spring to honor new initiates, graduating sen­iors, and the faculty advisors, William G. Wolfe, professor of special education, and Dr. Paul Carey Trickett, director of the Student Health Center. 
Officers this year were Richard Davis, president; Delbert Alan Johns, vice-president; Carol Ann Hogenson, secretary; Lawrence J. Abramson Jr., treasurer; Rebecca Ann Bramlett, reporter; Larry Gene Schneider, histodan; Donna Jean Wilkey, membership chairman; and Richard Preston Marrs, parliamentarian. 
ROW: Richard Davis, Rebecca A. Bramlett, Hogenson, Donna J. Wilkey. BACK ROW: D. Alan Johns, Larry Schneider, Richard P. Marrs, Larry J. Abramson. 

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FALL INITIATES Lynette Corpenter Lissa Beth Anderson Merilyn Corroll Cortwright Regina Morie Borders Gwena Lynn Cearley ldonell Brown Sheron Rose Cerno Shirley Kay Cloud Jone Marie Chesnutt Frances Marian Crawford Linda Ann Childs Shannon Melinda Davies Lindo Chin Aro Lynn Earnest Suzy Quanoh Clarkson Myrna Dean Fisch Jonis Catherine Cocek Marcie Stebbins Frost Corolyn lee Cochran Moureen Ann Gagliano Kothryn Ann Coffey Barbara Hilton Gerber Rosemary E. Coffman Gale Morie Green Judith Daryl Cohen Olivio Ann Gustine Peggy Anne Coldwell Jonet lain Hamilton Mory Anne Cole Marlene Harmon, Honorary Borbara Sue Coleman Carolyn Ranell Heinlen Alice Elaine Collie Ann Elaine Henry Linda Sue Collins Alice Kucera Mary Katherine Cook Debra Deann Langford Janis Lynn Copeland Leslie Ann Loker Susan Diane Couger Sara Nelle Lowrey Deborah lee Craig Anne Eliza beth Lucas Gail Barbara Danziger Cheryl Ann Root Gail Marie Dickenson Janie King Sieberg Heidi Marie Dickinson Noncy Deborah Strauss Susan Diana Dolezal Jone Elizabeth Urquhart Eileen Heother Dolstra Jan Avis Younglove Kothleen Rutherford Dunlap Linda Jane Zezulka Morguerite M. DuVall 
Mary Esther Ebe rs laurel Ann EckhardtSPRING INITIATES Sherry EllisPhoebe Jo Allender Edell lee EllisonJudy Kathleen Ammons Deborah Ann Elsner Anne Wythe Andrews Catherine Sue EmersonJanan Angevine Janice G. EulenfeldWendy Lynne Aronson Leigh Karen EvansBarbara Gayle Austin Marilynn E. EvansDeborah Ann Austin Martha Ann EvansBarbera Kay Babcock Anne Elizabeth Feehan
Nanette Ball 
Patricia J. Finley

Salli Ann Ball 
Tyrrell Edith Flown

Rose Mary Balmas 
Relda Ann Fleshman

Kathy Lou Bernes 
Janice Marie Fonteno

Carol Ann Batty 
Suson Lynn Fortson

Lilla Grace Bell 
Pamelia Fowler 

Marilyn Ann Berger 
Mortha Jowell Blanchette Sandra Lynn Friedrich 
Diana Gail Blum 

Iris Ann Fudell Jone! Gwynn Briggs Freda 'Eva Gardner Sharon Lynn Briggs 
Linda Ann Gillum Sandra Lynn Briley 
Sharon Rae Goforth 
Claire Denise Brooks Betty Rose Goot 
Elizabeth Anne Brown Carolyn Ann Gore 
Mary Ellen Brown 'Lucy Hardin Green 
Julienne Buaas Robin Jon Green 
Joan Marie Burklin Margaret Ann Greene 

Elizabeth Alma Burks Jo Ellen Groth Claudia Burnett Donna Gayle Hamann Peggy Melissa Butler Catherine Janice Hankamer 
Mary Lois Butterwick Martha love Hardee 
Linda Cangelosi Julia Beth Harrison 
Margaret lucilie Carl Marilyn Sue Hartzell 
Martha Sue Carleton Elizabeth Hill 
Patricia R. Carlson Karen Elizabeth Hobbs 

Alpha Lambda Delta was founded at the Uni­versity of Illinois in 1924 as a national honorary scholastic fraternity for freshman women. Mem­bership is offered to women with a scholastic average of 3.5 per semester in 15 f\ours of work, or 4 points per semester in 12 hours of work. 
Alpha Lambda Delta provides members with stack permits for the Main Library which are valid throughout their college career. 
Following the fall initiation, the organization had a reception for freshman women who had been valedictorians of their high school graduat­ing class. Following the spring initiation, Alpha Lambda Delta members joined Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary fraternity for men, for a ban-
Noncy E. Holmgreen Kothleen E. Phillips 
No ncy. Ruth Hubba rd Gail Marie Ploin 

Linda Susan Hudson Therese Ann Pomykal 
Noncy Kay Hudson Victoria F. Pondrom 
Giselle 0 . Huemoeller Patricio Lynn Prewitt 

Morsha Lynn Hunt Nancy Jean Price 
Julia Carol Ingram Deboroh Ann Rall 
Elysia Ann Irwin Marthe Vurl Ray 

Coro! Ann Jacob Marla Lynn Risener 
Denise Anne Jahn Judith Gail Roberts 
Phyllis Marie Janecka Rowena Lisa Roberts 

Sherry Jarrell Therese S. Robertson 
Morjorie Anne Jay Debra Ann Rogers 
Cheryl Jo Jennings laura Ross 
Terry Lynne Jernigan Vicki Lynn Rummell 

Phyllis Jan Jeschke Cynthia Dee Samson 
Luann Johnson Bonnie Lou Saunders 
Eleonor Kathleen Jonson Lynn Ann Schnitman 

Patricia Ann Kammerer Sandra Ann Schoichet Deborah Carmen Kastrin Debrah P. Schonberger 
Eileen Kavy Cheryl Ellen Schraub 
Dorothy Jean Kelly Lucinda Schumm 
Carroll Candace Kiene Karen Quarles Seay 
Linda Ga ii King Nancy Sellingsloh 
Linda Koy Kirby Patricii M. Sepulveda 

laura Janine Kirklen )oy Eileen Shafer 
Mory Lynn Kozusko Patricia Anne Shafer 
Jon Shelley Krivcher Marga rel Shea 
Charlotte Kroll Nora Shea 
Christina Elizabeth Langley Kathy Ann Sheley 
Deborah E. Lapidus Nancy Jean Shelton 
Joyce Elizabeth Latta Sara Merritt Simpson 
Charlotte Gay Laughlin Jane lee Smith 
Nancy Mussetto leCompte Kyle Suzanne Snell 

Jan Beverly levith Suzanne Stansbury 
Bonnie Cummins Lucas Linda Leigh Starry 
Susan E. Madsen Nancy Diane Stevens 

Karen Ann Magdeburger Cheryl Jennella Stork 
Constance Ann Maier Eileen F. Sullivan 
Nancy Gloria Mangano Debra A. Tabak 

Ruth Esther Manny Janet Mary Tarpley 
Patricia Ann Marbach Janine E. Thompson 
Bonnie Ann Matthews Sally Titus 

Susan Marie May Suzanne Renee Trahan 
Pamela Diane Mayo Diana Mario Trevino 
Jennifer l. McCuistion Jill Turner 

lujet Clements McCullough Melanie M. Waldhauser lee McGovern Karen Denise Walker Martha Karen McKee Marie Serbold Watson 
Grizelda Medina Nancy Weaver 
Mollie Melone Barbara Ann Webb 
Janice C. Miller Diane Elaine Wende 
Carol Jean Moore Karen Clydette White 
Lesa Mortensen Carole Roye Wilson 

Judy Ann Moses Carolyn Wilson 
Judith Ann Naughton Katherine Jane Wilson 
Norma Jean Nelson Margaret Jo Wilson 
Julia Jean Newsom Margaret June Wilson 

Sandra Anne Newton Marilyn Wilson 
Shelley G. Nussenblatt Sharon Marie Woods 
Suzanne Marie O'Malley Susan Elaine Wukasch 
Nancy l. Oppenheimer Eileen Jan Wyll 
Constance A. Palousek Abigail Ann Young 
Patrice Jane Pargaman Marsha J. Zimmerman 
Julia Ann Peek Debbi Zlatkis 

quet. Dean of Students Stephen D. McClellan spoke for the two groups. Erin Christine Raschke was presented with the National Alpha Lambda Delta Book Award. 
Officers were Nancy Carroll Lee, president; Karen Susan Dillon, vice-president; Barbara Jo Seale, secretary; Kathy Rose Center, treasurer; Martha L. Gallier, historian; Diane Pamela Wood, editor; and Barbara Ellen Leaman, senior adviser. Marlene Harmon served as staff adviser. 
Members-at-large were Frances Margaret Fen­ton, Donna Annette Lee, Susan K. S. Hawkins, and Sara Louise Doty. 
Alpha Lambda Delta 

FRONT ROW: Bonnie Reed, Susanne Bischofs, Linda Stephens. SECOND ROW: Robert Brown, Curtis Guess, Ronald Carroll, Dana Spears, Jeffrey Zickler, Buff Kizer, Craig Smith, Jeffrey Petterson, David Johnson. THIRD ROW: Donald Pfiester, Patrick Eck, Richard Snellings, Donald Holcomb, John Wells, Thomas O'Brien, Howard Humphrey, Charles Young, Thomas Marburger, David Masley. FOURTH ROW: David Blakely, Richard Davis, Theodore Badger, James Davenport, Neil Orleans, Scott Shannon, William Totten, James Watkins, Curtis Meinzer. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Weaver, Garrett Polhamus, Eddie Ashleman, Norman Flemens, Charles Smith, William Strawn, Donald Robinson, Kenneth luetge, Jack Ziemer. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Harold Arbogust, Lawrence Henneke, William Holmes, Jonathan Mark, David Nesenholtz, Louis Riefler, Douglas Winslow. 

Arnold Air Society is a national, honorary, pro­fessional service organization designed to strengthen leadership potential in junior and sen­ior Air Force ROTC cadets. 
The society's activities this year included spon­soring the Hays Achievement Award and the John H. Payne Memorial Lecture Series, raising the flags at home football games, and hosting several foreign pilots for a weekend tour of the University. The society also participated in Project '69, a Red Cross project to send Christmas pack­ages to Vietnam, and entertained 72 children at a Halloween party. 
This year the John H. Payne Squadron at the University was Area G-1 Headquarters. This head­quarters coordinates 13 squadrons from the Southwest Conference area. David Rowan John-
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son served as area commander and his staff was as follows: Curtis Muri Meinzer, vice-commander; William Dwayne Strawn, operations officer; James Collum Watkins, comptroller; and Donald Steven Robinson, information officer. 
The Squadron officers this year included Curtis Neal Guess, commander; Ronald Carroll, execu­tive officer; Jeffrey Lee Zickler, operations of­ficer; Craig Hinman Smith, administrative officer; Joel Buffington Petterson, Angel Flight liaison officer; Harold Oren Arbogust Jr., information of­ficer; Donald Clay Pfiester, House of Delegates representative; Lawrence E. Henneke Jr., special projects officer; and Charles F. Young, publicity. Major Robert R. Brown served as faculty advisor. 
John H. Payne Squadron's Little Major this year was Bonnie Reed. Miss Reed was selected from the members of Angel Flight, Arnold Air So­ciety's auxiliary. She was one of the five finalists in the Area G-1 Little Colonel competition. 




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A national honorary and professional account­ing fraternity, Beta Alpha Psi was founded in 1919 at the University of Illinois. The Theta chap­ter was established at the University in 1924. 
Its purposes are to instill a desire for continu­ing self-improvement to foster high moral and ethical standards, to encourage and give recog­nition to scholastic and professional excellence, to cultivate a sense of responsibility and service, to promote the collegiate study of accounting, and to provide opportunities for association among the members and practicing accountants. 
Officers for the year were Gilbert R. Alonzo, president; Stephen L. Brochstein, vice-president; Patricia M. Braunig, corresponding secretary; Caroline Straach, recording secretary; and Paul Miller, treasurer. Eugene Howell Sauls, assistant professor of accounting, served as faculty advisor. 
FACULTY MEMBERS Jim G. Ashburne Ron N. Bagley Harley M. Courtney Lewis Franklin Davidson Frank D. Graydon 
.Charles Henry Griffin David C. Holland Gary l. Holstrum Lennis Morland Knighton Kermit Dean Larson Eugene Howell Sauls 
C. Aubrey Smith Charles Hugh Smith Ray M. Sommerfeld Edward Lee Summers Glenn Albert Welsch Thomas Howard Williams John Joseph Willingham Charles T. Zlatkovich 
FALL INITIATES James C. Crain David Allen Daniel Dionne Deaton Brent. J. Ford Guy James Gray John F. Gurasich Louie A. Hamilton 
James David Heaney 
Robert W. Hoffman 
Eugene P. Hunt 
Randall Ray Hutson 
lewis W. long 
Joe Jessie Lozano 
Donald Clark Mikeska James A. Nichols 
Scott S. Parker 
Lloyd A. Patterson Danny E. Phillips 
Bonnie Prendergast Sandra Sims · David N. Terhune 
Richard Wayne Tow George Waverly Vest 
Robert H. Whitten 
SPRING PLEDGES Richard [ee Allen Gary Brinkley Rodolfo Fernandez Martin I. Glass Gary Wayne Hoffman Thomas l. Hoherd Charles Caton Johnstone Addie Lou Lamberth 
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James E. Lockart 
James V. long 
John F. Maxwell 
Frank C. McDowell 
Gregoria Merced 
Jerry l. Morgan 
Gary N. Pennington 
Herman J. Rakowitz 
Dan S. Short 
Donald E. Wagner 
MEMBERS 
Reyna Alonzo 
William Howard Beasley 
Marsha McAlister Bell 
Richard lee Bernstein Patricia Martin Braunig Stephen Lars Brochstein 
Elwood Domaschk 
Nancy Kay Duke 
Robert Mack Herman 
James C. Hibbetts 
Larry Keith Hinson 
James Henry Hoffman 
Narita Kay Holmes 
William Michael Holmes 
Rorlllld George Janda 
James Johnson Larry G. Jones Milow Klein Matthias F. Kramer 
Henry lee Luskey 
George Rae Luttrell 
Thomas Edward Marburger Paul Miller David N. Millican 
Suzanne Mooney David M. Oliver Paul Vincent Paternostro 
Arthur N. Revell 
William P. Roberts 
Glen A. Rosenbaum Richard Scamell Frank Duane Schaefer 
Joseph Schultz Dayton H. Simms 
Caroline Straach 
William l. Talbert 
Martin E. Taylor 
Brenda J. Tietjen 
Melvin Dale Van Loh 
Wayne Lee Welsh 
Richard Edwin Williamson 


HONORARY MEMBERS Lester Lum Colvert Henry H. Dewar John H. Duncan Richard J. Gonzalez 
S. Marcus Greer 
Louis J. Kocurek 

R. N. Lane 
A. G. McNeese Jr. 
Charles N. Prothro 
Allan Shivers 
Jack G. Taylor 
Carl J. Thomsen 
Gus Wortham 

FACULTY MEMBERS Gilbert R. Alonzo Mark I. Alpert Jim G. Ashburne William Tansley Bailey Ronald Stephens Barden Richard Lee Bernstein Grady D. Bruce Jack W. Cashin Franklin Lanier Cox Lawrence Lee Crum Edward William Cundiff Rudolph Conrad Doenges James Clay Dolley Dean Clinton Evans Anna Cook Fowler Edwin Adolph Gerloff 
J. Barry Gertz Charles Henry Griffin Charles Wilson Hackett 
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Thomas R. Harper Roy Duane Harris Frederick B. Hegi Jr. Karl Eugene Henion 11 Robert M. Herman William T. Hold Gary L. Holstrum Arch William Hunt 
Walter L. Johnson 
James Rudolph Kay 
George Kozmetsky Zarrel V. Lambert Elizabeth Lanham Kermit Dean Larson 
Douglas S. Longman 
Edmund Clayton Lynch 
Michael J. Maggard 
Francis Barnes May 
Richard W. McEnally 
Ralph Hain Mengel II 
Robert Delmar Mettlen 
Robert Francis Pethia 
Arthur Mitchell Revell Theresa M. Riley Joseph J. Schultz Louis Kerr Sharp Roger E. Shields Dayton H. Simms 
C. Aubrey Smith Charles Hugh Smith Raynard M. Sommerfeld Burnard H. Sord 
Teddy Layne Sparks William Robert Spriegel John R. Stockton Edward Lee Summers William Laurel Talbert 
Beta Gamma Sigma is the scholarship honor­ary in commerce and business administration. 
Membership is based on character and high scholastic achievement and is restricted to grad­uating seniors with at least a three point grade average who ranked in the upper tenth of their class. A few juniors of high rank are selected in the second semester of their junior year. 
Nationally founded at the University of Wis­consin in 1907, Beta Gamma Sigma chartered the University's Alpha chapter in 1922. Officers for the year were John R. Stockton, president; Edward L. Summers, vice-president; and Edmund 
C. Lynch, secretary-treasurer. 
John Thomas Turner 
Charles Caton Johnstone Don William Vickery 
Carol Jane Kantor 
Ernest W. Walker 

Joe Bob Kinsel 
Glenn Albert Welsch 

Russell Joe Kveton 
John Arch Wh ite 

Daniel Jones Lambert Robert Ernest Wolf 
Laurie Levin 
Charles Theodore Zlatkovich 

Mike Hunter Loften Mike G. McWilliams Walter Marion Manly IV 
INITIATES Timothy Keith Mashburn Michael Glen Anderson Norman Carroll Mohn Jr. David Lou is Baker Leroy William Nellis David Alexander Barbour James Aubry Nichols Jr. William Price Boone William Berglund Olson Jack Daleth Brown George Charles Pache Donald Edward Colmenares Scott Schreiner Parker Dennis Warren Cooper John William Petty Thomas Aubrey Cox Bonnie Prendergast James Calvin Crain Janis Linn Preston Michael 4oe Cullender Alline Louise Rogers Dionne Deaton Glen Allen Rosenbaum Linda Kay Donahue Fred Anthony Rylander Jr. Garland William Dorries Jr. Richard William Scamell Dennis Lee Elam Frank Duane Schaefer Michael Lee Estrada Bernard Howard Schiff John Daniel Gidel Marcus Frank Schwartz Gordon Thomas Graves Francis Kelly Shuptrine Waylon Donald Griffin Sandra Sims Dale Howard Hammond Stephen Ross Spears Lynnette Louise Hartmann Arlene Jean Storm Randy Durrett Hays · Byron Daniel Summers William Michael Holmes Martin Edward Taylor Frank Buckley Houseman Wilfred Charles Uecker Walter William Ivie Jr. Marilyn Jo Wessels James Henry Jasper Ronald Harry White Karl Duggan Johnson Jr. Abram J. Zimmerman 


FACULTY MEMBERS 
Patrick Riley Atkins Leland Barclay 
Ned H. Burns 
Werner William Dornberger Phil Moss Ferguson 
John Arnold Focht David Wayne Fowler 
E. Gus Fruh Richard Wilson Furlong Earnest Frederick Gloyna James T. Houston William Ronald Hudson Franklin Beaumont Johnson Thomas Will iam Kennedy Leonardi Ferdinand Kreisle Joe Overton Ledbetter Clyde Edward Lee Joseph Francis Malina Jr. Frank D. Masch Hudson Matlock Walter L. Moore Carl William Morgan Ervin Sewell Perry Lymon Clifton Reese Eugene Arman Ripperger 
J. Neils Thompson 
A. Anthony Toprac Stephen G. Wright Joseph Andrew Yura 
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Honorary civil and architectural engineering fraternity, Chi Epsilon was organized to recog­
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nize the characteristics of individual engineering
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students and to aid them in the pursuit of an engineering career. 
Chapter activities for the year included a pledge-active picnic and a spring banquet fea­turing Milton Elliott, president of Mosher Steel Co., as speaker. During University Showcase, Chi Epsilon's spring pledges worked in the ASCE 
Model Span Contest. 
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Fall officers were Dan H. Kennedy, president; Raymond J. Batla, vice-president; Tom Higgins, treasurer; Jimmie W. Hinze, secretary; and Michael G. Huffman, associate editor of the Transit . Officers for the spring were Raymond 
J. Batla, president; Thomas W. Rioux, vice-presi­dent; Jim W. Hinze, secretary; Samuel D. Burnett, treasurer; and Maury E. Stiver, Transit editor. Fac­ulty sponsor was Richard W. Furlong, associate professor of civil engineering. 
GRADUATE MEMBERS Robert John Brandes Rudolfo F. Castillo John W. Chuang John Wiley Davidson Maynard Sidney Glasscock Bill Lee Gunnin William Owen Hadley Paul B. Miller Hilmar G. Moore Raymond Knox Moore Al-Rashid Nasser Michael W. O'Neill Frazier Parker Douglas S. Porter Kenneth Ray Porter Farrokh N. Rad Freddy Lee Roberts Kenneth G. Roesle Otha Jack Rogers Torsten Rothman John Russell Ruser Stanley P. Sauer Willard Mac Smith Stephen G. Termaath Donald H. Thornburry Harvey J. Treybig Lloyd Victor Urban Edward A. Verner William A. White Guy Pollard York 
UNDERGRADUATE 
MEMBERS Raymond John Batla David B. Cabe Lawrence G. Griffis Tommy Joe Higgins Jimmie Wayne Hinze Michael G. Huffman Dan Harding Kennedy Randy Brian Machemehl Thomas Wayne Rioux George Tinus Schaeffer 
FALL PLEDGES 
Roland Clyburn Baylor James A. Broaddus William Payne Bulloch Samuel D. Burnett William Erwin Carroll William Paul Ezell 
Bruce Newlin Maxwell Stanley Charles Rech David C. Steitle Maury E. Stiver Paul Allan Sweet Fred Buckner Vinson John Thomas Wall 
Chi Epsilon 
SPRING PLEDGES Carl S. Armbrister Jagdish Prasads Bansal Ronald Clint Bollinger Donnie W. Berryhill Walter Chambers Lynnwood T. Clay John Cooper Patrick William Coym Paul Edward Gil lett Louis A. Hembree David Kent Isbell Michael Kelly 
C. N. Krishnaswamy Robert Arthur Liesman Allen Gene Martinets 
M. Narayanan Frank West Neal Steve Gus Persyn Kenneth Wayne Schroeder Edward D. Sethness John Lewis Staha Gerald Ray Steiner Joseph C. Yon Merveldt Joseph Yih H. Wang Carlton D. Yarbrough MEMBERS Rostam Kavoussi 




Joe Bob KinselJerry Dale Box 
Tommy Neal Cowan Bruce A. Kowert Platt W. Davis Ill 
Joseph R. Krier John Karl Dietz 
Stan Louis Mclelland 
Lloyd A. Doggett 11 Richard W. MeyerShelley Duva I C. 0. PattersonHarvey R. Eanes Ill 
Michael Eugene Gammon Michael W. Perrin 
Jerry R. Grammer James Hughes Price Jr. 
Ernest David Henry Joe Lee Stubblefield 
Kevin Holcomb Terry 0. Tottenham 
The oldest honorary organization on campus, the Friar Society was founded at the University in 1911. The organization's chief purpose is to recognize second semester and above men who have made significant contributions to the Uni­versity. Scholarship, leadership, integrity, service, character, ideals, sincerity, and unselfishness are the criteria used to select new members. 
Traditionally, new members are tapped at Homecoming and Round-Up activities, during which the Friars of years gone by meet with the active Friars at the semesterly breakfast. 
The Friar Society offers members the oppor­tunity of discussing the problems and goals of the University with the most outstanding men who have attended this school. 
Officers for the fall semester were Jerry Dale Box, abbot; John Karl Dietz, scrivener; Stan Louis Mclelland, almoner. Spring officers were John Karl Dietz, abbot; Tommy Doc Raye, scrivener; Henry Grady Rylander, almoner. 
FALL INITIATES 
Lawrence A. Hammond Sam D. Millsap Mark Morrison 
Tommy Doc Raye Henry Grady Rylander Kenneth W. Sparks 
SPRING INITIATES 
William R. Francis Leon Kelly Frels 
D. Kirk Hamilton 
Friar Society 
C. Robert Heath Wilburn D. Hilton Larry L. Long Norwood W. Richardson 
FACULTY MEMBERS 
Charles T. Clark William A. Cunningham Gus M. Hodges Albert Pearson Jones Arno Nowotny John G. Steele Benjamin Fletcher Wright 



Kappa Delta Pi 


MEMBERS Ann Arlene Adams Suzanne Ander.son Nancy Frances Aronoff David Judd Aronofsky Thomas F. Ashbaucher Sheri Gwyn Bain Sue Ellen Birnbaum Katherine Ann Bremer Sybil D. Chapman Ann Christopher Rose Ann Clarke Ann Lois Cole Rochelle Faye Croft Elizabeth Ann Crutsinger Jo Ann Olene Curry Ruth Patricia Davidson Judith Ann DeBerry Kathryn Z. Dierksen Linda Margaret Dietz Deanna Dippel Linda Jo Diquinzio Patricia Ellen Dooley Leslie Sue Fierman Mary Lupe Flores Rosemary G. Gafner Marita Jeanne Gale Karen Girault Janci Miller Goodson Lillie Jane Grant Pauline Bruce Grant Mary M. Guinn Lynn Mary Harrison Barbara Sue Herin Ellen E. Horn John Michael Horn Lynne Elaine Horvich 
Linda Ann Hutchins Patricia Alice Johnson John M. Johnston Jacquelyn Edn.i Jones Katherine I. Jordan Patricia Sue Kelly Kenneth W. Kesselus Kay Elaine Keys Paula Ann Levine Kathlyn Marie Malish Linda Joyce Ma rtay Maida Lynn Mayo Kathleen C. Meerscheidt Laura Lee Mehr Linda Kay Menear Margaret Louise Menhard Karen Midkiff Connie Roberta Milligank James Lee Milson Penelope Montgomery Jo Ann Morris Julia Drake Morris Lois An.gela Morris Susan Elise Murray Elizabeth L. Napier Tania B. Oshman Melinda N. Parrill Catherine Marie Pearman Janet M. Pennycuick Nancy Pittman Laura Powell Ann Harriet Riggs Joanne Rogers Alice Carol Satloff Diane Lynn Scamell Susan Sayers Scott Rachel Seledon Michael Woodrow Sharp 
Frank Samuel Sisti 
Betty Grace Smith 
Carolyn Buxton Smith 

Jean McClain Smither Martha Ann Spillman Constance A. Spinosa Linda Kay Steen Frances Ellen Stetson Janet Louise Stockard Mrs. Kenneth N. Tarlton Carol Ann Thomason Linda Marie Timmons Jetta Ann Todaro Louis Ray Tyler Rebecca Eugenia Vance Judy Elizabeth Vance Jane Debra Wechsler Linda Wheeler Kathleen C. White Marsha Ann White Brenda Lee Whitsitt Pamela Sue Will iams Jan Willoughby Lenore Worcester Dana Elizabeth Yarbrough Claire Y. Young Mora Luis Zambrano Harriet Ela i.ne Zirkle 
FALL INITIATES Nancy Paule Anderson Anne Lomax Barclay Nancy Jo Burch Telena Lea Burk Beverly Jean Burns Roberto C. Centeno Terry Lynn Chambers Linda Carol Cheatham Linda Cohn Marjorie Ann Cook Margaret R. Day Mary Susan Dunn Jan E. Elliott Mary Elaine Frank Susan Freeman Margaret Susan Goggan Roslyn Gay Hager Rozanne Halfant Nan A. Hanover Luther Hartman Gloria Jean Hewell Jerome Hill Kathleen Dell Hopmann Connie Howarth Mary Susan Huhndorff Carol Lynn Klinar Susan Jo Langridge Susan Carol Marcus Charlotte A. Marlowe Jessie Bell Mathis Carolyn McCahon Barbara F. Mikulencak James Terry Moore Patricia Marie Moore Mary Naranjo Margaret C. Noack Connie E. Nutt Angela Carol Oakley Linda Jo Olian Sandra Marlene Ratliff Carolyn Sue Reynolds Sarah Catherine Roach Janet Lynn Rode Janice Penny Speer 
Diana Dee Spiva Mary Louise Thurman Kathy H. Tims Karen Tindel Judith G. Villarreal 
Hester Ann White 
Diana Gloria Zuniga 

SPRING INITIATES Mary Georgene Adams Tommye Charisse Adams Patricia J. Alexander Dr-usilla Jane Allerholt Cheryl E. Barringer Elizabeth A. Bearden Lana Gayle Belew Betty Ann Blinka Rebecca Black Edgar Blaschke Jr. Susan Blum Dorris Evelyn Boone Nelda Ann Brock Judy Ann Buchanan Virginia Ann Burt Paula Frances Carmichael Cynthia Lee Cary Iris Sue Colton Elaine Ruth Cohn Cathy Lynne Conerly Betty Lee Craig Helen I. Cromwell Diane Davis Laurie Dee Davis Janet Ann Derrick Ray Ann Drosnes Denny Pat Dobbins Andrew Joseph Dobek Molly Ann Dodson Mary Catherine Elliott Myrna Dean Fisch Deborah A. Fusselman Mary Jane Ga~oway Patricia Anne Geiss Edyth M. Giesecke Carol Lynn Glassman Sandra Kay Goff Rosalind Adele Golf Glee Ann Goodson Linda Ann Gottesman Theresa Janet Guelker Laura Gail Gustavsen Mary Chandler Hall iday Karan Ann Harbison Mary R. Harkey Linda Sue Harris Jane Ellen Hart Belinda Louise Hase Daryl Anne Hause Rebecca Louise Hawn Eija lrmell Heward Sharon Moore Hill Susan Lynn Hilton Victor Fernando Hinojosa Sandra Dianne Hintz Elizabeth M. Holcomb Freda M. Holley Nancy Robertson Holt Deborah L. lmbord ino Sheryl Louise Jackson Carolyn Johnson Marilyn Elyse Kaplan Linda Barbara Kaplan 
Debbie Kay Katz John Wayne Key Elizabeth M. King Janie B. Kirkpatrick Shirley R. Koepnick Linda Virginia La key Margaret E. Lamb Padgett Emile Langham Judy Amacker Leavell 
Kappa Delta Pi was chartered at the University 
in 1916. Membership invitations are extended 
to those persons exhibiting commendable per­
sonal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and 
sound scholarship. Kappa Delta Pi works to en­
courage high professional, intellectual, and per­
sonal standards and to recognize outstanding 
contributions to the field of education. 
The education honorary society afforded its 
members opportunities to promote their educa­
tional endeavors. Members received reimburse­
ment for Graduate Record Examination fees, and 
heard addresses by such speakers as George 
Murphy, director of teacher placement. 
Scholarships were presented at the end of the 
year for academic achievement and service to the 
organization. This year the University's Delta 
chapter sent four representatives to Kappa Delta 
Pi national convention in Boston, Massachusetts. 
Officers this year were Dorothy H. DePriest, 
president; Martha E. McDonald, vice-president; 
Teresa Sue West, recording secretary; Alice Carol 
Satloff, corresponding secretary; Linda Joyce 
Martay and Nancy Frances Aronoff, treasurers; 
Ruth Patricia Davidson and Rosemary S. G. Gaf­
ner, membership chairmen; Mary Lupe Flores, 
publicity; and Linda Marie Timmons, historian. 
Faculty sponsors for the organization were 0. 
L. Davis, associate professor of curriculum and instruction, and Charles H. Dent, professor of elementary education. 
Glenna Rae Raffkind Virginia Mable Limpus Elizabeth Daisy Read Joan Marguerite Lindner Mary Ellen Reynolds 
Lynn Marie Londeree Nancy Deloris Rosen 
Shelley Ann Mabe Laurie L. Rothwell Eileen Rita McCarthy Diana L. Rumsey Marianne McClung Carole Sanders Rebecca L. McElwee Susan Hill Sanders Sharon McKusker Thomas Dale Sanders Barbara Ann Meadows Dana C. Schoenbaechler Petra Medina Martha A. Schramm Linda Karen Medlin Audrey C. Sellars Beverly Ann Michalik Linda Nell Sharpe Carolyn Jean Miller Alana Moss Shniderman David Stephen Miller Susan L. Skrivanek Helen E. Miller Cinda Smith Marilyn Joyce Miller Diane S. Smith Mary Adele Miller Susan Kate Somppi Mary M. Milner Amanda H. Stover Barbara Miner Linda Gail Stroud Margaret Sue Moore Marcia Ann Sondock Sara Morgan Mary Elizabeth Swan Kathleen Morris Alona Cheryl Thomas Jennings Neal Naranjo Brenda Gail Thompson Cheryl Lynn Nolen Laura Madeline Tillery Phyllis Jeanne O'Donnell Fredell Madeline Topek 
Sonda Kay Overstreet Eva C. Trevino 
Marylou Parker Gail Susan Tucker Paula Perkins Patton Linda Vaughan Sharlot J. Patton Laura Elizabeth Veirs Rose Ann Pederson Eleanor Lucille Wagner 
Laurie Lee Pierce Sherry A. Wehner Barbara Annette Poteet Kathleen T. Wendel Sylvia Annelle Powitzky Ina Lynn Wilder Sheryl L. Prater Patricia A. Wilson Cynthia Ann Purcell Claude Rudd Youngblood 
Linda Sue Lewellen FRONT ROW: Tom Waggoner, Jack Randall, David Bartek, Mike Hocker­smith, Max Werkenthin, Jerry Walker, Charles Nash, Jerry Parr, Roy Mobley, Steve Goff, Fred Robinson, Randall James, Wally Boyer, Gordon Middleton, Gordon Doig, and -Danny McAngus. SECOND ROW: Mike Haecker, Steve Rich, J. Malcolm Joyce, Bill Hatcher, Roy Walker, Arthur Rode, George Greene, Troy Pennington, Ron Keeney, Cecil Cole, John Barton, Curtis Varnell, Ken Richardson, Ken Emery, and Douglas Bartek. THIRD ROW: Steve Whitfield, James Lindsey, Bob Sherman, Bobby Emery, Woodfin G. Howeth Ill, Jim Dyer, Bill Scheel, Wally Smith, James D. Joy, Elliott Short, Richard Karm, Dale Wingard, and Mike 

Rea. FOURTH ROW: Dan Haik, Mike Kelly, Robert Warner, Gary Watt, Kirk 
Hays, Kenny Sandberg, James Walters, Charles Ellis, David Snow, Revleen 
Aguilar, Glenn Richter, Pat Fielder, Mike Tierney, Bruce Hanka, and Mal­colm Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Clark Alexander Curtiss, John Powell Hardesty, Kerry Linn Hardesty, Kerry Linn Kennedy, John Taylor love, Carl Joseph Meade, James Albert Moneypenny, William Carl Newlin, Johnnie Mark Walton. 

Kappa Kappa Psi, national honor fraternity for college bandsmen, selects members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, musicianship, and serv­ice to the Longhorn Band. 
Alpha Tau chapter was responsible for load­ing and transporting the band's equipment, and before home games the members served barbe­cue to both the Longhorn Band and visiting bands. The organization hosted the District VI Kappa Kappa Psi Convention in Austin this year. Several fund raising projects were conducted to finance the event. 
Officers for the year were Thomas Henry Wag­goner, president; John Monte Walton, vice-presi­dent; David Jerry Bartek, secretary; and Jack Palmer Randal I, treasurer. 
Kappa Kappa Psi 

Clark Terry was guest speaker at the Kappa Kappa Psi district 
conve nti on. 




Chartered at the University in 1961, Kappa Tau Alpha recognizes and promotes scholarship in the field of journalism. The national society, founded at the University of Missouri in 1910, has more than 40 national chapters. 
Membership is based on scholarship and char­acter. It is limited to l 0 percent of the junior and senior classes combined. Each member must rank in the upper l 0 percent of his class. Graduate students of superior attainment may be elected to active membership. 
Officers for the year were Karen Jo Elliott, president; and El izabeth Lynne Flocke, treasurer. Olin E. Hinkle served as sponsor. 
SPRING INITIATES MEMBERS Faye C. Bartula Thomas E. Berger Gail Braden Linda M. Cover 
Maxine T. Cooper 
J. Franklin Deaver Leah G. DonoskyBruce H. Davis Karen J. Ell iottRobert J. Davis Sarah J. EnglishPennie E. Freeland 
El izabeth L. Flocke 
Rebecca K. Gardner Charles W. Grose 
Martin L. Gibson Jr. 
Lillian L. Hefner 
Patsy Ann Guenzel Randall D. Nordhem 
Stephen Gurasich Jr. 
Vernon T. Sanford 
Howard H. Lindsay II 
Martha J . Shelby Thomas M. McClure Jr. 
Charlotte L. Smith Sidney G. Singer David P. Somers John J. Watkins Mary F. Victory John D. Williams Jr. 
Carol Ann Webb 
Kappa Tau Alpha 
FACULTY MEMBERS Wayne Allen Danielson Norris G. Davis Joe Bertram Frantz Olin E. Hinkle Robert S. Kahan 
C. Richard King Harrell E. Lee William Anthony Mindak Ernest Alonzo Sharpe 

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Mortar Board 
MEMBERS Mary Ann Anthony Betty Ann Birdwell Victoria Ann Burks Carol Alice Conner Susan Jean Cunningham 
Karen Jo Elliott Bonnie Blue Graves Harriet Hahn 
Lucinda Boylen Hanks Deborah J. Harlow Mary Tom Keller Gwen Elaine Larsh Mary Christine Montgomery Nancy lee Notley Velma Lacey Pipkin 
Erin Christine Raschke Karen Delura Rowlett Nancy E. Rundquist Christine A. Walker Dana Elizabeth Yarbrough 
Members of Mortar Board, a national honor­ary organization for senior women, are selected for scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the University. Requirements include having 90 hours with an overall 3.0 grade-point average. As a service project, members tutored students in the Program for Economic Opportunity. 
Officers this year were Mary Chris Montgom­ery, president; Mary Ann Anthony, vice-presi­dent; Erin Christine Raschke, secretary; Karen Jo Elliott, treasurer; Gwen Elaine Larsh, historian; and Victoria Ann Burks, editor. 
Dorothy Dean was the sponsor and M. Ruth Smith and Billie Grace Herring served as advisers. 
SPRING INITIATES AUSTIN ALUMNI MEMBERS Mary Georgene Adams 
Mrs. Bob Armstrong Miss Edleen BeggJane Diane Allard Dr. Margaret BerryDiane Davis Mrs. Paul Bolton 
Ellen Rose Fein 
Mrs. Paul Boner 
Gene Graham 

Mrs . William P. Danforth Jacquelyn Jean Higby 
Mrs. David Delaura laurel Ann Hinkle Mrs. Dorothy Watts Dean Jannelle Holter Mrs. Russel H. Fish Suzanne Hunt Miss Dorothy Gebauer Jane Louise Huston Mrs. Ralph Hanna 
Lynn Johnston Miss Helen Hargrave Miss Annie HillBarbara Ellen Leaman Mrs. Wayne H. Holtzman Nancy Carroll Lee 
Miss Thelma Lockwood Lynn Marie londeree Mrs. Hugh Lynn Mary Stella Naranjo Mrs. Frank McBee Jr. Marguerite A. Oldham Mrs. William K. Miller Susan Virginia Seybold Miss Kathleen Molesworth 
Miss Margaret Peck Mrs. Sam Perry Diane Farrar Swendeman 
Cary El izabeth Taylor Miss Lucy RathboneDena Lois Wilson Mrs. Lem ScarboroughDiane Pamela Wood Miss Helen Tackett 




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MEMBERS 
Calvin Pete Bennett William M. Birdwell Christopher D. Bray Winnie Chapman Robert C. Christy Tommy Neal Cowan Walter Eugene Demond Tieman H. Dippel Lloyd A. Doggett William Driscoll James 0 . Guleke Stephen M. Hackerman Walter M. Hall Robert A. Higley Kevin Holcomb David Jones Rostam M. Kavoussi Rick Keeton 
Joe Bob Kinsel Joseph R. Krier Mark Lesher Larry L. Long Bill Marshall Jan D. Marshall Thomas Bandy McGregor Stanley Mclelland Richard W. Meyer Ralph Miller Malcolm G. Nelson Charles Albert Oliver David K. Northington Michael W. Perrin Paul James Peters Tommy Doc Raye Doug W. Richnow Joseph Riggs Robert R. Schmidt Jerry Lynn Setliff William Shumpes Edgar Ashley Smith Larry Gene Smith Gary Lee Taylor Eliot P. Tucker James Turner Thomas Henry Waggoner John Adair Wooley 
FACULTY MEMBERS 
Stanley A. Arbingast 
James Bernard Ayres 
William Thomas Belt 
Harold Charles Bold 
Francis X. Boxtick 
Charles T. Clark 
Roy Rochester Craig 
William A. Cunningham 
Vincent Rairden DiNino 
J. Frank Elsass Gerhard J. Fonken William T. Guy Norman Hackerman Jack Holland Wayne Holtzman 
W. Page Keeton George Kozmetsky Donald Alfred Larson William S. Livingston John J . McKetta Eugene Nelson Arno Nowotny Jack Coleman Patterson Harry Huntt Ransom DeWitt Carter Reddick James R. Roach Albert Albin Rooker Darrell Royal Raynard M. Sommerfeld Frank Raynard Wright 
Omicron 
The only leadership honorary requiring its members to excel in scholarship as well as lead­ership, Omicron Delta Kappa draws new members from both student and faculty populations on campus. 
Now active ori over 100 college campuses, ODK is a national leadership honorary society for college men. Before selection, members show exceptional leadership in scholarship; athletics; student government, social, and religious affairs; publications; or speech, music, drama, and the other arts. They also rank in the upper 30 per­cent of their respective colleges. 
Officers this year were Douglas W. Richnow, president; Walter Eugene Demond, vice-president; James 0. Guleke II, secretary; and William Har­bert Marshall, treasurer. William T. Belt was fac­ulty advisor, and Stanley A. Arbingast was faculty secretary-treasurer. 
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Phi Beta Kappa officers this were F. Tomasson Jannuzi, president; Harriet Molenaer, vice-presi­dent; and James Alfred Hitt, secretary. 
Membership is limited to juniors and seniors in the College of Arts and Sciences with distin­guished records who are taking bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degrees. Candidates are selected from students who file degree cards before March l of their junior year. 
Precise grade requirements depend on the number of hours completed toward the degree ·at the University. Only grades made in courses required and counted toward the degree are considered. 
Alumni are occasionally selected among grad­uates with at least five years standing who have won special and appropriate distinction since graduation. 
Honorary members are selected for special merit. 
INITIATES­CLASSES OF 1969 
Arthur Reese Albright Ill Rebecca Jane Albritton Joanne Lorraine Mumola Aldredge Gloria Amescua Conde Nevin Anderson Jr. John Richard Andrews Garland Eugene Autrey Charlotte Lee Banks Helen Jeannine Barsun Suzanne Lea Paula Sigel Barth Charles Thomas Behrman John Harmon Bennett Jr. Paul James Bennett Billy Edward Boyd Beverly Ann Adams Brock Patricia Sue Kelly Bullock Patricia Ann Burns Barbara Busby Karen Amelia Bynum Joe Charles Campbell Vincent Ross Collin! Duane Franklin Conley Martha Cooper Margaret Ann Hinkle Cox Carolyn Ann Crumpton Patrick Hansford Dear Linda Sue Dickson John Huey Drouilhet Forest Carroll Edwards Janel Arden Renfro Elder William Louis Feather Donald Royce Flournoy Charles Rudolph Floyd Ill Jeffrey Howard Friedman Charles Tale Gauntt 
Joe Glickman Jr. Maurie Lynn Shoss Haas Maury Norton Harris Eric Jay Haufrect William Foster Henderson Ill Doris Mae Holzmann Stephen Douglas Houston John Ray Knippa Paula Dan Knowles Edith Lillian Cottrell Kreisler Linda Sue Lands Mark Jeffrey Lerman Ruth Ann Collier Long Albert Edward Meisenbach Sonia Mabel Merubia Curtis Dale Mobley Patricia Ann Moore Doyle Larry Niemann William Char:es O'Donnell Jr. 
Robert Dickey Peterson Rebecca Ann Bentsen Phillips Mary Ann Mcintosh Potts Russell David Renka Danny Joe Riley Paula Frances Smith Rives Candi Christopher Rudmose Gale Elise Sm ith Scott Steven Ira Shankman Sandra Ann Singer Donald Lloyd Spalinger Deborah Anne Spiva Linda Kay Stallings Thomas Francis Stipulkosky John Wayne Wendel Jr. Mary Agnes Clark White Sarah Hagood Wieser Lonnie Wilbur Wilson Jr. Cynthia Ann Wright 


INITIATES­Mario Fernando Mendez Sarah Elizabeth Harvey
INITIATES­
CLASSES OF 1970 Bethy Ann Mills Nancy O'Neal Hearn
ELECTED AS JUNIORS Margaret Elaine Roark Millsap George Russel Hill Sunya Noelle Anderson Kathleen Anne Houlihan
Kenneth Allan Moore
• Vicki Elaine Baldridge Edna Louise Koenig 

Linda Ruth Moore Cecil Dewayne Berry 
James Craig Bartlett 
Roland Brice Moore 111 Robert Rankin Birdwell John Alan Logue 
Larry Gene Berkman 

Stephen Carlton Morris Gary Lynn Cupper Larry Lester Long 
Sharon Mae Berl iner 

Daryl Wray Nenstiel Carol Louise Davis Patricia Irene MacDonald Betty Ann Birdwell 
Court Bartlett Norton Randolph Clyde Henson Bill B. McHarg Jr. 
Linda Loraine Brannon 

James Fredrick Oiesen Beverly Ann Ingram Margaret Lynn Mulvaney Albert Compton Broders Ill 
Sidney Charlene O'Keefe Joyce Marie Bankston Mclaughlin Rufus Walker Oliver Ill Nancy Jean Browder 
Janet Lynn Olander Virginia Ann Howard Murphy Neil Jeffrey Orleans Mary Elizabeth Colbert 
Valerie Marie Ostarch Angeliki Papado;.ioulos Jon T. Pitts 
Susan Amanda Sparks Crosby 

Jean Pazderny Erin Christine Raschke Jerrold Poizner 
Susan Jean Cunningham 

Jeanne Ann Philquist Linda Nell Demel Smith Stanley Dean Pomarantz Richard Franklin Davis 
Antoinette Louise Ponton Mary Lee Stewart Judy Fayrene Pugh
Scott Adrian Davis 

Jennifer Lynn Redfearn Joseph Daniel Udovic Kenneth Alan Pulliam Linda Marie Mitchell Duran 
Penelope Ann Reed Jack Boid Waide Dianne Marie Robin Douglas Nelson Easterling 
Scott Cleveland Reeve William Mills Walker Lynda Gayle RogersReba Faustine Farrell 
Thomas Olin Rhymes Jr. Stephen Wilfred Yeager Charles Thomas RomboughJenny Laura Ferguson 
Kaye Richardson Sharon Leigh Sass 
Martha Carol Ferguson 

Gary Hardin Richter Judith Ann Schiebout Linda Carole Flynn 
Joseph Newton Riggs 111 Marshall Mayes SearcyJay Fogelman 
Calder Louis Robertson Jr. Edwin Reese Sharpe Jr.
MEMBERS STILL~!even Irwin Frank Nancy Elizabeth Rundquist Wade David Shaw
IN SCHOOLMarc Alan Freedman
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Donal Michael Sacken Barry Vaughan Smith 
Barbara Gaye Pickle Freeman 
William Edward Sanders Gary Ralph Allen Jane Ann Smith 
Donna Parsons Wier Frost 

Robert Clifton Schoenvogel Betty Louise Barnhill Michele Smith 
Rebecca Glasscock 

Wallace John Schroeder Alvin Ethelbert Cowan Jr. Joy Kristine Stapp
Jonathan Bryant Grant 

Emily Jane Scott Mary Carol Cunningham Gerald Edward Streit Bonnie Blue Graves 
David Senior Velvet Edwards Nancy Jane Thomas James 0. Guleke 11 
Carolyn Buxton Smith Richard Edward Ewing Marilyn Kay Tipton Laura Lanier Williams Harris 
Stephen Allen Smith Nancy Josephine Fleury Judith Ann Vittetoe Katherine Lee Helwick 
Donald Alan Smyth Betty Marable Flowers Janis Jo Volkening Thomas Lawrence Hendrix 
Donna Drennen Soehlke Paulette Hinton Gentry Martha Cone Wells John Michael Horn 
Don Louis Steelman William Duke Greenhill Mark Dale Wigder
Janice Rebecca Hullum 

Linda Jane Stevenson Harold Dennis Grotevant Robert Lee Woolfolk IV Jane Innis 
Rosemary Lutteman Stewart Katherine Susan Gruner Sharron Seals YoungDonna Lynn Isaacks 
Frank Charles Svrcek 
Jan Alden Jordan 

Sherry Kay Swesnik Ronald Frank Kahn David Homer ThornberryJolie Anne Kalbaugh Kathryn Frances Cain Tims Virginia Wensley Koch Janice Kay Moore Travis Richard Morris Larrey Mona Jill Vexler 
Norma Karen Lawrence 
John Ross Wallis 
Barbara Ellen Leaman 

Mary Ruth Watkins 
Mark Leshin 

Alan Jay Weil Marcia Ann McBride Martha Jean Bozarth Wilson 
Lon Allen McCarley 
Harvey Barton Worchel 
Mack McFarland 

John Henry Zammito 
Rosemarie Bel~her Meister 

Ste11en Edward Zinn 
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Beta Kinsolving 
Phi Beta Kinsolving is composed of Kinsolv­ing residents who are members of a recognized University scholastic honorary society or are on a Dean's List. Initiating new members in the fall and the spring, the organization promotes aca­demic achievement by awarding a scholarship plaque to the dormitory wing with the highest fall grade-point average. 
As part of the Christmas open-house in the dorm, Phi Beta Kinsolving sponsored an art show displaying the work of several members. 
Officers for the year were Barbara H. Ger­
ber, president; Cynthia J. Tate, vice-president; 
Frieda S. Hale, secretary; Linda E. Shaw, histor­
ian; Cathy Ann Canter, reporter; and Sara L. 
Doty, treasurer. Mrs. Idella Patterson and Miss 
Margaret Peck served as advisers. 
Laura K. Andrews Barbara Allen Boyles Alice Elaine Collie Mary Gaile Christian Susan Diane Couger Shelley Jean Curtis Dianne Davis Mary Kathryn Davis Barbara Hailes Susan Dianne Harrison Betty Jo Haun Sandra Kay Heard Rebecca Lucille Hegar Helen Eleanor Holcomb Sarah Holland Beverly Lane Horton Barbara Sue Howard Beverly Ann Ingram Sherry Jarrell Jann Johnson Charlotte Kroll Barbara Kay Mclaughlin Norma Jean Nelson Barbara Lou Nordhem Vicki Lynn Rummell Lynn Ann Schnitman Cecile Denni Schoberle Linda Joyce Shelton Jud ith Jo Skrivanek Jena Kay Soward Rosemary L. Stewart Maureen Ann Traynor Catherine Ann Walch Molly Ann Walker Patricia Lucy Wil liams 

FRONT ROW: Mrs. Idella Patterson, Miss Margaret Peck, Betsy Rae Bozarth, Barbara Kay Babcock, Debbie Kay Katz, Linda Irene Crockett, Nancy Weaver, Nancy Kay Duke, Glynis C. Crawford, Linda Shaw, Sara Louise Doty. SECOND ROW: Temple Gay Hild, Suzanne Stansbury, Linda Ann Childs, Cheryl J. Jennings, Catherine J. Hankamer, Jean Pazderny, Tyrell Edith Flawn, Sharon Rae Goforth. THIRD ROW: Susann Diane Dolezal, Sara Merritt Simpson, Jacqueline Ann Strashun, Diana Gail Blum, Marilyn Sue Hartzell, Brenda E. Trojanowsky, Priscilla Elaine Zahn. FOURTH ROW: Frieda Sue Hale, Cathy Ann Canter, Cynthia Ann Brandimarfe, Lizabeth Tankersley, Celia Dorethea Malin, Beverly An­derson, Marion Catherine Peters, Nancy K. McCleary, Barbara Hilton 
Gerber. 

FALL INITIATES  Charles P. Crumpler  Membership in Phi Eta Sigma,  a  national hon­ 
Mark Howard Ammerman David George Bleckley Michael Lance Brown Mark Reed Butler  Martin Thomas Cutrell Ill Herschel Byron ·oaily Stephen C. Darling Irvin A. Davidson  orary scholastic fraternity, is open to all fresh­man men in the University who in the first sem­ester or equivalent of their freshman year main­ 
David Lee Edwards Stephen Martin Freeman John Scott Fry 'Claude B. Graves  Alexand.er Charles Davis Michael Thomas Day William D. Deaderick Peter Herman Deinken  tained at least a 3.5 grade-point average while carrying 12 or more semester hours. Freshmen who failed to qualify in their first semester or  
Larry Melvyn Greene ·Thomas Allen Hamlin Clarence Doyle Haynes .James Howard Hazlewood  Brian Dinsmoor Ronnie Lynn Doerr Rodney Earl Donaldson James David Doyle  equivalent could become eligible by maintaining a 3.5 grade-point average in their first two sem­esters of work combined or the equivalent in at  
Robert Higgins Hughes John Embry Hunt Gary Martin Jacobs  Larry W. DuBose Robin Ray Embry Allan R. Emerman  least twenty-four hours. In computing the age, all work undertaken is counted.  aver­ 
Ruben Jimenez  Eugene S. Estera k  The organization recognizes scholarship in the  
Harold Herbert Levine Alan Townes Moore Lawrence L. Moss  Roger Phillip Evans Gordon R. Flack John Norman Feather  student's career stimulates a continuance of high scholarship. Members are elected as soon as  
John Wendel: Nelson  Gary Warren Floyd  grades are av'lilable at the end of each semester.  
James David Patterson Peter Perez Robinson Cecil Ramsey  John Edward Fowlkes Dennis Frank Robert Nolan Froehner  On November 21 and 22, the University chap­ter sponsored a regional convention which was  
William Fitzhugh Riesser  James Donald Fuchs  attended by eight chapters from  across the state.  
James Avery Rush Thomas Kemp Russell Robert Frank Rutledge  Alan Dale Gant Pete Garcia Floyd Way~e Glenn  The banquet following initiation of fall candidates featured Stephen McClellan, dean of students,  
Adolph Frank Ryza  Norman Wilson Godfrey  as  the  principal  speaker  and  included  discus­ 
Philip Asher Sanger Wi:liam Michael Small Ronald Terry Sponberg  John Gola Jr. Crockett Lane Grabbe Mark H. Griffin  sions, led by members from different chapters, regarding the purpose and problems of Phi Eta  
Richard Thornhill Dean Alexander Watson Stephen Whittaker Marc Francis Wiegand  William C. Grigsby Gaston J. Groos Ill Bill M. Gr~skopf Paul Leonard Guenther  Sigma. The concluding program of the conven­tion was a luncheon featuring Kent Landrum Jr., advisor of Texas chapter; Dean C. H. Randell of  
Larry Brant Wilson John Adron Wooley Thomas Fleming Wyrick  Frank J. Guilfoyle 111 Edward Seewald Guleke Jeffrey L. Hamilton Howard F. Hammerbeck  Texas A & M; and Dean Lawrence T. Franks, as­sociate dean of students, as speakers. Officers for the year were W. Gene Storie,  Phi  
SPRING INITIATES Joe Bailey Allen 111 Gary Michael Alletag Michael J. Anderson James Arthur Baker Michael Roy Banks John Thomas Barnard  Robert William Harper Robert G. Hartling Homayoun Hashemi Mark Hamilton Hebert Jose Rosario Hernandez Leonard Eli Hirsch Gene E. Huebner James L. R. Isbell  president; Louis G. Ogden, vice-president; Jose A. Pena, secretary; Roy A Anderson, treasurer; Steve N. Brooks, historian; Dan S. Boyd, House of Delegates representative; and Jack C. Kern, House of Delegates representative.  Eta Sigma  
Michael B. Barnes Walter John Balla Philip Jay Baum  Kenneth Roy Johnson Kent Layne Johnson Mark Russell Johnson  William Mark McNair  Steven Douglas Powel~  Dennis Keith Stone  
Edward Siegle Baxter Gary M. Blythe  Landy James Johnston David Ross Jones  Goeffrey Marc Miller Robert Charles Miller  Harold Keith Prasatik William M. Pressley  Martin Lewis Stone James David Sullivan  
Gerald Wayne Bodzy Jose Jesus Bolanos  Thomas Wayne Jurik Richard James Kern  Roy Herman Moffatt Jack Hutchins Moore  David C. Pritchard Ballard H. Pritchett  Robert H. Sweat Jr. Michael S. Sweeney  
Terry Dean Box John A. Bricker Jr. Charles W. Britt Jr.  Steven Marcus Kiger Thomas Duke Kimbrough Chester H. Klunick Jr.  Kevin Paul Moran Keith Lanier Morgan Randall Weaver Morse  Robert Lee Quock Michael J. Raborn Charles Christopher Ragin  Gary Lewis Sweet Arnold Ray Tag Jay Teitelbaum  
Donald E. Britton  Charles P. Kominczak  Robert Emmett Morse Ill  William Gary Reed  William C. Thomas  
Lawrence E. Brown Jr. Robert George Brown  Cary David Kozberg Joe David Kuebler  Jan Eric Muhlbauer James Edward Murray  Jack Pettit Reily Thomas Wendell Reiser  Steven B. Thrasher William B. Trutna Jr.  
Willard E. Brown Ill  Lewis Titus LeClair  James Edward Myers  Raphael Reyes  Byron Collin Tucker  
Steven C. Bruell James Th~mas Bryan Jr. Alan Ray Bullington Glenn Orrin Burchard William W. Burns Robert F. Campbell Norman Edward Carmichael Patrick Allen Carr  Gary Steven Leff Eric William Leibrock William L. Leigon Randall Dennis Levy Edward Sibley Lewis James Newton Lewis William Austin Ligon Mike L. Locklear  Dale Russell Nance Arthur Maurice Nathan Robert Wayne Nelson Arthur William Oakes Donald Ray Oakley James Walter Oler Frederick S. Orleans Daniel Gregory Oshman  Edgar Wayne Richardson Gary Don Robinson Steven Ladd Rogan Randall S. Rosenberger Gary Ray Rylander Richard Neal Sanders Ranjit Sarma Lawrence D. Schwarz  Warren E. Tuten Donald Charles Wahrmund John Frank Ward Melvin Ellis Waxler James S. Weisinger Robert V. West 111 Bradley Westmoreland Richard B. Whitaker  
lllsY be (/ttll!t. di w,  Tony Lynn Chauveaux Donald William Chester Howard Lee Christal Stephen Michael Cohen Robert Lee Coker Jr.  Jack Alan Louis Kenneth Lee Luskey Patrick Joseph Maloney Clyde C. Marshall Richard F. Martin  Mark Adrian Padon Norman W. Parrish Robert Howard Patton Harry J. Payne Jr. Kenneth Horne Pearce  Gary Howard Shahan Shantilal R. Shaw James R. Shelton Walter D. Shepherd Ill James Kirkland Simms  Thomas Martin White Larry Alan Whitfield Kenneth W. Whitson Randall Craig Whitton Steven R. Wieland  
~· .,,,,, )1111 #: 5'Jlillll -. !Miii "Ell'lll · ~  George B. Collier Paul Julienne Comeaux Robert David Cook David G. Cooke Ill Joe Gregory Cotton  Worthy Neil Martin James Richard McClamroch Edwin B. McClelland Stephen W. McCullough Jackie Ray McElhanon  Richard Gregory Phaneuf Randall Jay Phillips Michael N. Pinkerton Raymond W. Pircher Jr. James Douglas Poettcker  James B. Smith Jr. James Lacey Smith Lawrence R. Sobol Barry H. Standley Dan Stephen Steakley  Alan Leon Willenzik Ronald Stephen Winter Roland Tamplin Wolfe Gary Stewart Wortley Bernard D. Yancey Jr.  
..It Ii> ,.  Philip Charles Crouse Carl Alan Crow  Patrick F. McGehearty Leslie Mike Mclain  By•on William Porter Stephen Douglas Powell  Christopher A. Stewart James Hannis Stewart  Kenney E. Yarbrough William E. York Jr.  
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FALL INITIATES Beverly Ann Ingram Reuben Altman Joe Harrell Jones Michael Glen Anderson Vernon F. Jones Fred Eugene Attal Lewis Robert Kadushin Will iam Samuel Austin Kristina E. Kahmer Sharon L. Bailey Kathryn Keehn James Laing Barnard Patrick Logan Keen Will iam Howard Beasley Ill Addie Lou Lamberth Larry Berkman Soohee Lee Charles Will iam Bode Alice Lin Mary J. C. Bohls Margaret Hale Magness Sharon Sue Bozarth Joe Ed Manry Linda Braselton Thomas C. Marburger JoAnn Snavely Bright John H. Matlock Jack Daleth Brown Jerry R. McKibben Michael Alan Buckman David C. McManus Miriam Gutzke Burke Lolla McNu:t Delmar E. Burkett Melinda McCracken McVey 
John Milton Burnham Donald L. Middleton 
William Bryson Campbell Donald C. Mikeska John Marvin Chilton Roland Brice Moore Ill Susan S. Crosby Eleanor Kay Moran William Henry Daniel Jeffrey Gordon Mundy Ella Kathleen C. Davis Marilyn Jean Neuman Scott A. Davis Juanita Newman Anna Fonda Deinken Joel Oliver John Dominic Difilippo Jr. June Smith Oliver Linda Nell Domel Valerie M. Ostarch Dennis Ray Dye Scott Schreiner Parker Edward Arthur Eaton 111 Linda Carol Perdowski Cheryl Elaine Ell is Carol Ann Plaisted Jerry B. Eppner Vincent John Puglisi Hacik Erzurumlu John K. Pylant William Dunlap Evans Valerie Rader Dennis Ferrell 
Erin Raschke Linda Carole Flynn 
Janis Ann Ratzlow Shelley Poe Roaten Jr.
Dorothy Anne S. Fruchter Roy Anthony RobsonJudith Ellen Fruchter Glen Allen Rosenbaum 
Nancy Geiger Griff Terry Ross Jr. 
Jonathan Grant 
Rona Id Steven Ross Gordon Thomas Graves 
Dirk Schenkan 
Waylon Donald Griffin David Rex Siever Kelly Austin Guest Donald Alan Smyth Jeannette Gundel Matthew Snapp 
Ruth Adlof Haak Lawrence David Stern Leonard Raymond Hall Sandra Lee Stuman Maureen Harris Martin Edward Taylor Randy Durrell Hays David Thornberry David Edwin Hoffman Richard Wayne Tow Ellen Spalding Holmes William Vance Underhill Ellen Estes Horn Peggy Uselton Clifford Harold Horsak Zinna Barth Vance 
Phi Kappa Phi honor society recognizes out­standing scholarship in all areas of academic en­deavor, not restricting membership to students in a specific or limited field. 
Phi Kappa Phi officers this year were Milton 
J. Thompson, past president; Wayne Holtzman, president; Burnard H. Sord, president-elect; Or­ville Wyss, secretary-treasurer; and Karl Klien, cor­respondent. 
The purpose of Phi Kappa Phi is to recognize and honor students with high scholastic achieve­ment and to encourage students who are ca­pable of such work. The society devotes its in­come to the annual award of fellowships for first­year graduate study, the establishment of funds for publication and fellowships, and the publica­tion of a journal. 
Goerge Warerly Vest 
Robert B. Walker 
John S. Ward 
Alan Jay Weil 
Janet Walsh Wright 
John William Zern 

SPRING INITIATES Agnes Ann Adams Don W. Alexander Carolyn Louise Allen Glenn Clark Andrew Sunya Noelle Anderson Nancy Frances Aronoff Gardner Davis Atkinson Jr. Kathleen Burch Austin Thomas A. Bailey Vickie Elaine Baldridge David Alexander Barbour i"'avid Ernest Barker Rodney D. Berg Cecil Dewayne Berry Rebecca Black Madalyn Beth Bloom James W. Bohmfalk Katherine Powell Boortz Ronald Wayne Braun Lorraine Broll 
I. Lynn Brown Nancy Jane Watzlavick Bucek Ken Burke August Joseph Caponecchi Charles A. Caughey Kathy Rose Center Joan M. Chandler Val Clark Tyrus Raymond Cobb Jr. John L. Connell Robert Joseph Costello James Calvin Crain Michael Joe Cullender Bobby K. Culpepper Gary Lynn Cupper Bruce Henry Davis James Vinson Derrick Benjamin S. Dowd Barbara Marie Dye Mary Katherine Sorden Dykes Jeanne Carter Emmons Marvin Ray Felder Mary Florence Forbes David Wayne Goodman Robert Curtis Gray Mary Katherine Green Larry Richard Grisham Clay Gruesbeck Hamilton Hagar Jr. James Raleigh Hamilton Dale Howard Hammond Antoinette Boutte Healey James W. Heatherington Michele Heathman Randolph C. Henson Kenneth A. Hill Thomas Edward Hill Freda M. Holley Nancy Jean Holt James K. Hopkins Frank Buckley Houseman Constance Ann Howarth Walter W. Ivie Jr. Charles Caton Johnstone Peggy Smith Jones Mary Hollers Jutson Barbara Jean Kaster Ruth Ann Keitz Ronald Valdiene Kidd Robert S. Kier 
J. Christopher Klasing 
Hugo A. Levi Paula Ann Levine David W. Lindemann Lynn Lipkin Michael Hunter Loftin Lynn Marie Londeree Manuel Maldonado-Rivera Walter Marion Manly IV Timothy Keith Mashburn Jessie Bell Mathis William Gary McGilvray Mary Harrell Mcintyre Beth Ellen Hogan Medrano Robert D. Merrill Jimmy Tom Mills Stephen Keith Mittelstet Norman Carroll Mohn Jr. Sammye L. Monroe Thomas Allan Mote Jr. Nancy Gail Munneke Jimmy C. Narramore Elizabeth Jean Nickell Charles C. Nielson Robert Michael Nowlin Brian Clifford Pahl James D. Palmer Donnie Franklin Parker Jr. Michael C. Pelfrey 
J . William Petty II Jeanne Ann Philquist Garrett D. Polhamus Sandra Marlene Ratliff Linda Gayle Reger William J. Reynolds 

T. 
0 . Rhymes Ann Harriet Riggs June Alaine Robinson Alline Louise Rogers Grace Dana Runge Mary Morris Ryan Richard William Scamell Marcus Frank Schwartz Carol Ann Scott Emy Lou Settle Francis Kelly Shuptrine Alice Cynthia Simkins Sandra Sims Marcia Ann Sondock Stephen Ross Spears Garey B. Spradley Arlene Jean Storm Frank Charles Svrcek Mary Elizabeth Swan Richard Dale Swenumson Linda Marie Timmons Jonathan Holt Truex Gus Gudin Tseo Wilfred Charles Uecker Ronald W. Vickery Mary Ruth Watkins Janie .Rae Webb James R. Weddington Terry Wayne Wesley Marilyn Jo Wessels Erdmute Wenzel White Donald Roger Woest Priscilla Elaine Zahn Abram J. Zimmerman Walter F. Zukowski 


FALL FACULTY INITIATES Wayne Allen Danielson Parker Clinton Fielder Karl Folkers Benjamin Fruchter Ira lscoe Lynn Wade McCraw William Johnson Sheffield Victor Szebehely 

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Karl E. Koenig Patricia H. Lawrence SPRING FACULTY INITIATES
Phi Kappa Phi 
Barbara Ellen Leaman Jasper Elliott Harvey Catherine Elizabeth Lennington Chittor V. Ramamoorthy FALL INITIATES Ruby Beth Allenson Mary Lue Alvis Nancy Frances Aronoff Vicki Elaine Baldridge Ann Lomax Barclay Norma Gonzalez Barrera Madalyn Beth Bloom Sandra Kay Botard 


Katherine Ann Bremer Nancy Jean Browder Lynn Ellen Brown Helen Chapman Linda Carol Cheatham Val Ann Clark Rochelle Faye Croft Susan Jean Cunningham Ruth Patricia Davidson Carole Jean Delaney Linda Sue Denmon Carole Elaine Essig Mary Lupe Flores Linda Carole Flynn Mary Florence Forbes Carol Lee Frank Nancy Rebecca Geiger Pauline Bruce Grant 
Virginia Joyce Gustafson Elaine Upton Hazleton Katherine Lee Helwick Maria Carolina Hernandez Lillie Jane Hoffman Ellen Estes Horn 
Lynne Elaine Horvich 
Anne Howard Constance Ann Howarth Catherine V. S. Hubbs Donna Lynn Isaacks Peggy J. Jones Martha E. McDonald Lolla Elizabeth McNutt Cecelia Dorothea Malin Diane Cox Martin Jessie Bell Mathis Marlene Marie Milkent Sammye Lou Monroe Patricia A. Moore Jo Ann Morris Nancy G. Munneke Elizabeth Jean Nickell Pamela Page Cynthia Lee Phillips Diana Jo Prather Beverly K. Pritchett Penelope Ann Reed Mary Morris Ryan Patricia Maxine Sampson Susan Hill Sanders Diane Lynn Scamell Erny Lou Settle Winona Bell Sims Marcia Ann Sondock Arlene J. Storm Barbara Marie Strawitz Laura Madeline Tillery Jo Ellen Tipton Elizabeth Ina Vance Carolyn V. Williams 
SPRING INITIATES 
Kathryn Ramona Allen 
Luester Batieste 
Linda Adair Braselton 
Telena Lea Burk 
Betty B. Crowell 
Joyce E. Digby 
Carol Jean Emmert 
Barbara Word Fisher 
Donna W. Frost 
Mary Davon Gray 
Kathleen Dell Ho17mann 

Cassandra Gail Maddox Margaret Sue Moore Nancy Lee Notley Carro:! B. Parker Judith Ann Roper Bonnie Joy Root Linda Nell Sharpe Mary Elizabeth Swan Mary E. Turrentine Clara Brosch Vacek 
Pi Lambda Theta 
Pi Lambda Theta selects its members from wo­men with superior scholastic achievement and high potential for professional leadership. 
The society strove this year to create profes­sional and student fellowship; to foster creativity and academic excellence; and to contribute to the solution of educational, social, and cultural prob­lems of national and international concern. Speak­ers included Sylvia Jane Neustein, Frances Fal­lon Fuller, and Natalie Carter Sarraga. Initiation banquets were held in the fall and spring. 
Fall officers were Nancy Jo Fleury, president; Joan L. Willis, vice-president; Jean Ray Hejl, secre­tary; and Judy Kay Simpson, treasurer. The spring officers were Joan L. Willis, president; Nancy G. Munneke, vice-president; Jean Ray Hejl, secre­tary; and Donna Lynn Isaacks, treasurer. 
Jewel Popham Raschke, assistant professor of curriculum and instruction, served as sponsor. 

A tea was held in December to familiarize the new initiates with the functions of Pi Lambda Theta. Texas State Teachers' Association representative addressed members 
and prospective members of Pi Omega Pi. 
Pi Omega Pi 


A national honorary and professional society for business and education coeds, Pi Omega Pi seeks to promote interest in scholarship and citi­zenship. The organization emphasizes high ethi­cal standards in business and professional life and service as the basis of all worthy enterprise. Students maintaining a 3.0 grade-point average in business and education courses are eligible for membership. 
Throughout the year, Gamma Omega members sponsored shorthand night labs for students. The chapter also assisted w ith the annual typewriting and shorthand contests at the University Inter­scholastic League competition in the spring. 
Officers were Diana J. Harris, president; Paula Jean Blossom, vice-president; Carmen J. Gallo­way, secretary; Willadene Voigt, treasurer; and Martha Ela ine Green, historian-reporter. FacultY sponsors for the year were Doris Burk Looney and Marie Payne Schmidt, instructors in office administration. 
MEMBERS Rebecca Gay Rotholz Paula Jean Blossom Willadene Voigt Carla Vee Feuerbacher INITIATES Carmen Janine Galloway Vicky Ba uske Farar Martha Elaine Green Beverly Ann Harrison Melody Ann Grusy Cheri Dorsey Hurt 
Diana Jean Harris Olivia Langdon Judy M. long Arlene J. Storm 
Carolyn Hinton Page Bobbie Lou Tarpley 

FRONT ROW: Diana Harris, Carmen J. Galloway. SECOND ROW: Carla lee Feuerbacher, Rebecca Gay Rotholz, Paula Jean Blossom, Judy long, Melody Ann Grusy. THIRD ROW: Martha E. Green, Willadene Voigt. 

At the spring initiation banquet, Edward Taborsky, government profes­
sor, chats with Mrs. Gronouski and John A. Gronouski, dean of the Lyndon Johnson School of Public Affairs. 
MEMBERS Sandra Lynne Albrecht Gordon Keith Anders Richard Eugene Bell Robert Warren Bouldin Edwin John Bull Howard Glenn Burkett David Luther Caffey Richard Flinn Cra ig Ernest Agee Crain Margery Hallie Engel Mary Florence Forbes Albert lee Giddens Robert Gray John Pierce Griffin Judith Faye Hanson Barbara Kay Kasch Harvey Lee Mayton Frederic C. Morse Kaye Richardson Sharon L. Sass Linda Kay Steen Janet Louise Stockard David Homer Thornberry Reinhard Voigt Peggy W. Uselton 
FALL INITIATES David Judd Aronofsky Taffy Diane Bagley Jean A. Childers Marjorie Ann Cook Carol B. Cummings Frank F. Davis David Bryan Dlouhy Carolyn Mary Doak Margaret Susan Goggan Lorna Lee Grenad ier Thomas Lynn Hunt Rex Jackson Hutcheson Ga il Johns 
Barbara Jo Levy Tryon Dexter Lewis James Thomas Osborn Joseph Newton Riggs Peggy M. Russell Eddie Ray Seigler Mike Woodrow Sharp Michael George Shirley Craig Hinman Smith Molly Tyner White Bruce Allen Wolfson John Charles Zimmerman 
SPRING INITIATES Ralph E. Anderson Sharon Lynn Bechtold Nancy Jean Browder Susan Chandler Callahan Kath:een W. Clewis Martha Arline Cox David M. Davis John D. Dowdey Jr. Douglas N. Easterling Mary El izabeth Emrick George Franklin Goolsby Terry Jan Guess Halleta Gene Hightower Patrick Lynn Hodges Marsha Kay Law Dean Andrew Littlepage Shelley Ann Mabe Dale Gene Markland Rose-Ellen May Neil Douglas McFeeley Janet Louise Meek Douglas J. Murray David Seth Nesenholtz Charles Paul Neuffer 111 
Lamar B. Piboin Jr. 
Elizabeth Ann Pyndus 
Diana Lynne Simons 
John D. Williams Jr. 
Paul William Worth 

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The Alpha chapter of Pi Sigma, a government honorary society, is open to students who main­tain an A average in their work in government, and at least a B average in all other work. The club sponsored a program on Oct. 29, to acquaint undergraduate students with the type of work they will encounter in graduate study in govern­ment and law. A panel composed of Ronald George Brey, David Charles Perry, Alan M. Sager, and Alan Mayhew Shinn Jr., of the government department and Thomas J. Gibson of the school of law answered questions about graduate study 
and job opportunities in government and law. 
Pi Sigma initiated its fall members at an in­formal party at the home of the faculty sponsor, Edward Taborsky, on Dec. 5. A spring banquet and initiation was planned with a nationally known speaker as a guest. 
The officers were John Pierce Griffin, presi­dent; Judith Faye Hanson, vice-president; and Janet Louise Stockard, secretary-treasurer. 
Pi Sigma Alpha 



Pi Tau 
Sigma 

FALL PLEDGES Thomas Delp Blount James Charles Ephraim Terry Hodges Hight Gilford Paul Johnson Charles Larry Meador Michael Naeve William Forrest Weldon 
SPRING PLEDGES Robert Charles Houlgrave Arun Jain Paul Allen Jensen, Honorary Gordon Taylor Lepley Everett Bruce Lomax Mark Lynn Matthews Stephen Ward Naeve Garrett Douglas Polhamus John William Rhea Nerio Antonio Rodriguez James O'Neal Routt William Thomas Thweatt Jr. 
FRONT ROW: Gary Virgil Lehmberg, H. Lee Norris, Gordon George Park, James Duane Palmer, Richard Earl Doerr. SECOND ROW: Stephen Malkin, Arthur Edward Stephens, Clifford Mike Naeve, Terry Hodges Hight, John Christoph Klasing. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: John W. Hunt, Gary Wayne Watt, David Alan Smith. 
Pi Tau Sigma, honorary mechanical engineer­ing fraternity, fosters a bond of friendship among mechanical engineering students and professional mechanical engineers. Members were selected on the basis of personal attributes, high scholastic standing, faculty rating, !'Ind opinions of other members. 
This year, an important project for members was preparation for the Pi Tau Sigma national convention to be held in Austin in 1971 . In addi­tion, the society offered tutoring services to un­dergraduates and sponsored a faculty bulletin board to better acquaint students with professors in the mechanical engineering department. 
Officers were Arthur E. Stephens, president; James D. Palmer, vice-president; J. Chris Klasing, corresponding secretary; Jack Hunt, recording secretary; and Gordon G. Park, treasurer. Stephen Malkin, assistant professor of mechanical en­gineering, served as faculty sponsor. 



Praetorian Guard 
An honorary social-service military fraternity, the Praetorian Guard is composed of outstanding cadets and midshipmen of the Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC units. Its goal is to develop in its members qualities of good officers through prac­tical experience in military leadership, academic training, and social activities. 
As a service organization, the Praetorian Guard acted as the aggressor force for the Army ROTC Field Training Exercise in the spring. Members raised pennants and flags around Memorial Sta­dium for football g,ames and the Texas Relays, and sponsored the sixth annual Central Texas In­vitational Rifle Match, the largest gallery match in the state. 
Social activities included the fall Masquerade Ball and the traditional spring Round-Up party. 
Fall officers were Richard George Kramer, com­mander; Larry Allen Farrow, executive officer; Joseph Charles Nicols, executive adjutant; Dan 
C. Weatherly, S-1; Jon Alvin Beisenherz, S-2; Jon Ronald Rios, S-3; David Edward Garner, S-4; and Paul Stewart Bounds, S-5. 
Spring officers included Richard George Kram­er, commander; Dan C. Weatherly, executive of­ficer; Robert Enoch Illes, executive adjutant; Char­les E. Baker, S-1; John Thomas Ferguson, S-2; Jon Ronald Rios, S-3; Charles Edward Dorsett, S-4; and Paul Stewart Bounds, S-5. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Frank H. Wagner Jr. 
Charles E. Baker Randy W. Williams 
Jon A. Beisenherz 
Michael l. Boland 
John D. Boswell 
Bryan D. Chenault FALL INITIATES 
Robert E. Copeland George D. Andrew 
Robert H. Hadd Michael J. Balough 
Glenn J. Harrold John B. Branch 
Robert M. Horne Jerry W. Dalton 
Gary H. King Robert R. Gannaway 
William D. Knox Audey D. Hubbard 
Joseph E. Leinenbach Samuel P. March 
John F. Merris Ricardo S. Sanchez 
Jack l. Meyer Wayne 0 . Swift 
Stephen W. Southwell William N. Thams 

FRONT ROW: Capt. Stan Leishner, Richard Kramer, Linda Stephens, Larry Farrow, Joseph Nicols, Joseph Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Paul Bounds, Jon Rios, David Garner, Charles Rutty, Robert Illes, Charles Dorsett. THIRD ROW: Dan Weatherly, Robert Gannaway, William Thams, Steve Gerecke, George Andrew, John Richey, Robert Crites. FOURTH ROW: Ricardo Sanchez, John Branch, Jerry Dalton, Audie Hubbard, Wayne Swift, Mike Balough, Greg Miller. 
Psi Chi 

Honoring psychology students who excelled in their field, the University's Psi Chi chapter set as its goal the improvement of the educational opportunities and experience of both graduate and undergraduate students. 
The chapter sponsored weekly sandwich semi­nars at which members of the Departments of Psychology and Educational Psychology spoke. Janet Taylor Spence, chairman of the psychology department, and Carl T. Hereford, acting chair­man of the educational psychology department, were the initial speakers, and were followed by Abram Amsel, Jere Brophy and Thomas Good, Arnold Buss, Wilson Judd, and Devendra Singh. An outstanding guest speaker was James Kava­naugh, ex-priest and author. 
Officers worked as a liaison between faculty and students who were interested in doing re­search in a particular area. This counseling service was used frequently both semesters. Psi Chi also assisted in preparation of the Department of Psy­chology's exhibit in Round-Up Showcase. 
Officers for the yea r were Robert Glenn Barker, president; Roland Brice Moore, vice-president; Peggy Marie Goulding, vice-president; and Joy Kristine Stapp, secretary-treasurer. Faculty advis­ors included Victor H. Appel, associate professor of educational psychology; Robert L. Helmreich, assistant professor of psychology; and Clarke 
A. Burnham, assistant professor of psychology. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Michael Alton Anderson Philip Dupont Baugh Thomas Carl Chase Ill Catherine Christner Thomas Carolin Clay 111 Lance Anthony Craig Catherine A. Crutchfield Ben Evans Dowell Nancy Lerich Dwyer Harvey Radnor Eanes Judith Suzanne Evans Jeffrey Howard Friedman Anita Pratt Henry Charlotte R. Hill David Carl Hollrah Jan Alden Jordan Patricia I. MacDonald Ronald Lee Moore Michael Gordon Mulcahy Harvey P. Oshman Harriet Jean Romigh Diana Kate Sledge David Eugene Smith Janee Brown Sweeney Mary Jane Woods 
GRADUATE MEMBERS Phyllis A. Culmer Ella C. Davis Charles Robert Ervin 
Renato Espinosa Lewis Robert Kadushin Edward C. King Jr. Kenneth F. Kopel Thomas Joseph Nagy Catherine Norwood John George Nyby Bill Bailey Peters Isabelle Wheaton 
INITIATES NOT PICTURED Brenda Kaye Barton Lorraine Therese Broll Robert Lewis Fine Myrna Mae Neal Jay Gilbert Sacks Barbara Ann Schutze Kathleen Ann Senior 

FRONT ROW: Sigmund, Joy Stapp, Meg Clifton, Linda Brannon, Peggy Goulding, Catherine Cotton. SECOND ROW: Robert Barton, Daniel Pitts, Ronald McCraw, Robert Levy, Paul Neumann, Thomas Chase. THIRD ROW: Robert Helmreich, Robert Barker, Barry Humphfers, Charles Fitz· simmons, Kenneth WUson, William Gray. 


ier,  FRONT  ROW:  Capt.  Stanley  Louis  Leishner,  advisor;  Alvin  E.  Cowan,  
en ;  David N. Moller, Francis 0 . Galloway, Douglas Frank ROW: Glenn James Harrold, Robert Charles lewis, Paul  Fisher. SECOND Stewart Bounds,  
Joy  Joel  Henry  Ross,  Joseph  Patrick  Gonzales,  Paul  F. Eschenfelder,  Wil.  
·~  liam  Michael  Martin,  Frank  Andrew  Tovar,  Robert  A. Bowie,  John  
Michael  Ballard.  THIRD  ROW:  Wayne  Edwin  Gathers,  Michael  Toole  
Edmond,  Ronald  Martin  Kissmann,  Charles  E. Brauer,  Joseph  E. Leinen­ 
bach,  Jeffrey  William  Henke,  David  Bryan,  William  Charles  Dvortk,  
Barry Russell Green, Charles Bradley.  


MEMBERS Robert C. lewis A national honorary organization for ROTC John T. Amend John B. Lindemood 
upperclassmen, Scabbard and Blade is composed
Kenneth B. Armstrong William M. Martin Edwin J. Arnold Thomas J. McDonald of outstanding cadets and midshipmen in the John M. Ballard Paul B. W. Miller 
Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC units. Members 
Kenneth L. Bennight Louis E. Mize 
Harold W. Biesemeier David N. Moller are chosen on the basis of leadership potential, 

Carl L. Boren Frederick J. Moon 
professional accomplishments, and scholastic 
Grant S. Bouck Joseph Nicols 
records.
Paul S. Bounds John C. Pritchard Robert A. Bowie II Robert R. Ries During the spring, Scabbard and Blade spon­Charles Bradley Jr. Joseph M. Ross 
sored the fifth annual University of Texas Invita­
Charles Brauer Gregory A. Salyers James A. Broaddus Paul J. Stewart tional College Drill Team Competition. Bruce B. Byron Michal A. Talone 
Officers for the year were David N. Moller, cap­
John W. Cates Frank A. Tovar John M. Cocke Richard B. Wellborn tain; Alvin E. Cowan, first lieutenant; Francis 0 . Tomas Coronado Larry N. Willis 
Galloway, second lieutenant; and Douglas F. 
Alvin E. Cowan lance A. Wittlif 
William C. Craig Terry E. Woods Fisher, first sergeant. Capt. Stanley L. Laischner, 

William C. Dvorak Herbert R. Wright 
US Army, served as faculty advisor. 
Michael T. Edmond Steven R. Zimmer Paul F. Eschenfelder Larry A. Farrow Douglas F. Fisher SPRING INITIATES 
Scabbard & Blade
George M. Fleming Gilbert Wesson Bailey 11 Roberto Flores Jr. Eugene Frank Behal James R. Frisbie Randal Scott McDonald Michael L. Gale Elton Thrasher Page Francis 0 . Galloway David John Rizy Wayne E. Gathers Melton Vaughn Soders Joseph P. Gonzales Thomas Edward Tennison John T. Goodloe Sam Ollie Brooks Barry R. Green Lawrence Jack Ca rmichael Atanacio C. Guillen Victor 0 . Diaz Deleon Jr. Glen J. Harrold Robert Lewis Frank Jeffrey W. Henke Stephen Lee Gerecke Frank J. ·Houzvicka George Franklin Goolsby William S. Igo Thomas Melville Hemmer Robert E. Illes Michael Wayne Killey 
S. G. Jackson Michael E. Mclelland Robert W. Jenkins Samuel Edward Pantusa Robert L. Kissel William A. Stevens Ronald M. Kissman Terence P. Timmons Joseph E. Leinenbach Charles S. Turet Jr. 
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SPRING INITIATES Jocelyn Becky Alvis Carolyn Baer Carol Ann Batty Carol Linda Boggs Rebecca Bolding Jan Campbell Linda Cangelosi Martha Sue Carleton Rosemary Coffman Janis Lynn Copeland Donna Gwen Dolezal Laurel Ann Eckhardt Deborah Everett Carol Jean Fishbeck Valerie Kay Foster 
Janet Lee Harkness Susan Hudson Jackie Sue James Kathy Lee Lambert Maria Olivia Martinez Martha Karen McKee Cherrie Ritchie Debbie Rogers Pam Rogers Kristine Sanders Patricia Ann Tausend Lynn Tracy Carolyn Walden Melanie Waldhauser Mary Ann Welsch 
Scope 

FRONT ROW: Beverly Benner, Cheryl Goodman, Norma Garza, Peggy Mullings, Judith Jones, Peggy Vana. SECOND ROW: Tiffany Jones, Diane Moore, Peggy Odell, Susan Priest, Donna Griffiths. THIRD ROW: 
Pamela Kingsley, Jean Wilson, Kathy Huebinger, Betty Edwards, Janie McBride. FOURTH ROW: Deborah Smith, Pamela Smith, Sylvia Verheyden, Ann Henry, Karen Martin. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Karen Elaine Barton, Susan Marie Glasgow, Elizabeth M. Holcomb, Marcia Ann McBride. 
In its sixth year, SCOPE, the Blanton dormitory honorary organization, emphasized the impor­tance of scholastic achievement among dorm resi­dents. An overall 3.0 grade-point average is re­quired for membership. Services for Blanton wo­men maintained by SCOPE included a quiz file and posted lists of upperclassmen members and their majors. 
Initiation was conducted in the fall and spring. Officers for the year were Beverly Ann Benner, president; Karen Sue Martin, vice-president; Betty Jo Edwards, secretary-treasurer; and Mary Jane McBride, reporter. Mrs. Ruth Mercia Moore served as adviser. 
Fall initiates were Renee Antoinette Bertrand and Telena Lea Burk. 




ROW: 
ordt.Ji' 

Sigma Gamma Tau recognizes scholarship, in­
tegrity, and outstanding achievement in aero­
space engineering. 
This year the society started a semi-annual 
newspaper for the Aerospace Engineering Depart­
ment and sponsored the NASA educational film 
series in the spring. 
Sigma Gamma Tau was formed in 1953 by the 
merger of two national aerospace engineering 
honor societies, Tau Omega and Tau Alpha Rho. 
The society has increased its original 14 chapters 
to 20 throughout the United States, with a mem­
bership of over 5,000. 
University chapter officers this year were Ken­
neth Griffin, president; Don James Hull, vice­
president; Joe Gary Perser, treasurer; and Mary 
Kathleen Horn, secretary. David George Hull, as­
sistant professor of aerospace engineering, and 
Wallace T. Fowler, associate professor of aero­
space engineering, were faculty advisors. 
MEMBERS FALL PLEDGES Chui Young Choe 
Barry Kirk Benedict 
Ja i Seunj Choi 

Oliver Carl BrownDavid Keith Gartling Dennis C. Haley
Kenneth E. Griffin John Christian Hinkle Joseph Luis Huerta Marvin C. Holcomb Randy Lane Leach Mary Kathleen Horn 
William Gary McGilvraySingsun Huang Edward Paul Nolte
Don James Hull Douglas Scott Ingram Warren Page Schneider 
Ray Warren James Jack Weller Seiders Donald Jones 
Robert F. Shanks 
James Shiro Kishi Michael J. Smith 
John F. Kopsky Joe Gary Perser Robert Smith Herbert J. Sutherland James Wortham William Wray James Aubrey Young 

Sigma Gamma 
Tau 
SPRING PLEDGES Wesley B. Ammerman James Lucian Batson Craig Alan Blaising Jerry Lee Borrer Otis Eugene Byrd Stephen F. Chenault Tomas Coronado Harry Wayne Ehlers Ronald Wilson Greene 
J. L. Junqueira James Richard Koteras Ross Neal Mills Charles Lawrence Smith Danny Wayne Steger 

Tau Beta Pi 
The Tau Beta Pi Association, national engineer­ing honor society, was founded at Lehigh Uni­versity in 1885 to offer appropriate recognition for superior scholarship and exemplary char­acter to technical students and professional per­sons. Since 1885, Tau Beta Pi has ·grown to be a vital force in the engineering world, with col­legiate chapters at 133 institutions, alumnus chap­ters in 39 cities, and a total initiated membership of over 150,000. 
Texas Alpha, the University chapter of Tau Beta Pi, was organized in 1916. Encompassing all branches of the field, the Texas Alpha chapter recognizes outstanding students majoring in en-
MEMBERS Charles E. Vinson Stephen Dan Andrews Gary Wayne Watt Michael W. Bealmear David Emile Winslow James R. Bennett James A. Wortham William R. Berry George C. Wright Oliver Carl Brown James M. Wyatt Robert G. Bush Tomas Coronado Robert A. Cullen Joseph B. Dennis FALL PLEDGES Donald Allton Dodd Santiago S. Aguirre Richard Earl Doerr Glenn Clark Andrew James Charles Ephraim Nassar Hassan Ata Maynard Sidney Glasscock Robert Royal Baker Paul Allen Good Raymond John Balla Kenneth E. Griffin Roland Clyburn Baylor Tommy Joe Higgins Robert Ernest Baze Terry Hodges Hight Barry Kirk Benedict Jimmie Wayne Hinze Johnny Lee Berry Ronald Paul Hughes Thomas Delp Blount Don James Hull David Bishop Cabe John W. Hunt Curtis Wayne Carr Ray Warren James William Erwin Carroll Jr. Gary Virgil Lehmberg John Warren Cates David J . Lutrick Vernon Harvey Crossley Randy Brian Machemehl Hacik Erzurumlu Voldi E. Maki Arthur James Estes Jan D. Marshall Dennis Werner Feller Robert Bruce McCann Anthony Max Fern Charles L. Meador Lawrence Glen Griffis Alton Ray Miihlhouse Edgar Dennis Griffith Kenneth Allan Moore Thomas David Griffith Macka Lee Murrah Richard Dennis Grosskopf 
H. Lee Norris Robert Warren Gunn James Duane Palmer Dennis Clyde Haley Gordon George Park Paul Robert Hartmann Arthur Ivan Pearson Joseph Luis Huerta William F. Rickrim Gilford. Paul Johnson Michael Glenn Riegel James Walter Kamas Henry Grady Rylander Richard Gilbert Karm George Tinus Schaefer Larry Anthony Kasiske David Alan Smith Dan Harding Kennedy Michael E. Spak Jerry Malcom Keys Arthur Edward Stephens John Christoph Klasing Robert Edward Stovall Freddie David Knight Paul Alan Sweet Max Lawrence Kroschel Bruce Cary Thornton Randy Lane Leach 
gineering. Only. students in the upper fifth of the senior class, the upper eighth of the junior class, and a few graduate students were eligible scho­lastically for membership consideration. Character and personality were other major factors in de­termining the election to membership. 
Officers for the 1969-70 academic year were John C. Hinkle, president; Terry H. Hight, vice­president; Robert E. Stovall, corresponding secre­tary; M. Sidney Glasscock, recording secretary; and H. Grady Rylander, treasurer. 
Members of the faculty advisory board were Ned H. Burns, associate professor of civil en­gineering; John C. Westkaemper, associate profes­sor of aerospace engineering; Eugene H. Wissler, professor of chemical engineering; and Dr. Fred 
B. Vogt, professor of biomedical engineering. 
Rodney Earl Lee Earl Carlyle Center Gordon Taylor Lepley Ill Walter Wayne Chambers Joseph Traylor Lynch Stephen F. Chenault Melvin Donald McDonald John Wallace Cooper Steven Allan McFarland Patrick William Coym Will iam Gary McGilvray Robert Lynn Cuthbertson Floyd Robert Miller Harry Wayne Ehlers 
Ross Neal Mills William George Gurasich Glifford Milo Naeve Gary Boyd Guy Stephen Ward Naeve Mary Kathy Horn Alvin Dale Nirider Robert Charles Houlgrave Edward Paul Nolte Jr. David Kent Isbell Michael Owens Richard Lee King Ralph Edward Page Jr. Freddie David Knight Robert Warren Pederson David Kenneth Kumpf 
Joe Gary Perser Stephen Taylor Kush Melton Royce Pipes Everitt Bruce Lomax Michael Steen Reese Ali Ghormullah Maadah William Joseph Schaffer Van Doak Mc.Adams Warren Page Schneider Charles Anthony McCain Robert Foran Shanks James Leonard Macdonald Michael Joseph Sheen Kenneth Charles Nelson Jack Boyd Sheffield Michael Boyd Owen Michael Jonathan Smith James Robert Peterson 
Dennis Lee Talley Robert Paul Poythress Joe E. Winegardner Stanley Charles Rech 
Harold Worthington Yates John W. Rhea 
Thomas Wayne Rioux 
Robert Elgin Robertson 
Nerio Antonio Rodriguez 
Samuel Hayes Rogers 
James O'Neal Routt
SPRING PLEDGES Jack Weller SeidersWesley B. Ammerman Edward Douglas Sethness Jr.
Robbin Bruce Anderson Shantilal R. ShawAnita Jane Beasely James Shaw ShermanWilliam Lightner Bird Charles Lawrence Smith Craig Alan Blaising Thomas Scott SmithJerry Lee Barrer Danny Wayne StegerMichael Jeffrey Briggs William T. ThweattRobert Lawrence Bright Robert Steve TrussJames A. Broaddus Ronald Wayne VickeryWilliam Payne Bulloch Jr. 
Steven Jay Von SteinSamuel D. Burnett John Thomas Wall Michael Gerard Bush 
Michael Bruce Calhoun 
J&mes Andrew Watson Paul Alfred Castiglione Kenneth Lee Yoast Kenneth L. Cavanaugh Ross Wayne Zwememann 



Tau Beta Sigma 
Tau Beta Sigma, a national honorary sorority for college bandswomen, is an active group with­in the University Longhorn Band. Its members must have been in the Longhorn Band at least one year and have demonstrated an interest in serving the band. 
Services to the band included publishing a directory of band members both in the summer and fall; altering uniforms to fit the new mem­bers; and preparing iced tea and cup cakes for meals before each home football game. Members were also in charge of sales of the 1969 Long­horn Band albums. Other fall activities included a birthday party for band director Vincent R. Di· Nino, an ice cream party for freshman girls, a Sunday afternoon paper drive, and a flag foot­ball game with sorority members competing with a team of freshman gridders. 
The outstanding spring activity was the host­ing of the 1970 district VI Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi convention held on campus April 9-1 1. National officers of Tau Beta Sigma as well as sorority members from Arkansas, Loui­siana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Texas were in attendance at the convention. In the spring the chapter sponsored the annual chapter awards banquet. 
Chapter officers were Rita l. Williams, presi­dent; Carolyn G. Bobo, vice-president; Janice S. Simpson, secretary; Diane C. Mathews, treasurer; Joyce I. Braden, historian; and Linda M. Ward, parliamentarian. Chapter sponsors were Mrs. Patsy Hejl, past national president, and Vincent 
R. DiNino. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED 
Gloria Amescua Kathy Rose Center 
Barbara Ann Burtner Deborah Elaine French 
Carla Vee Feuerbacher Janis Louise Glenn 
Mary Peters Heard Karen Kay King 
Karen Kay King Kay Lorraine Knigge Nancy Jane Moore Kathryn Maree Lindsay Gayle Margaret Pegler Marie Elaine Love Cynthia Yvonne Raesener Linda Lee Millier Linda Jane Stevenson Margaret Ann Reinhardt Josephine Mary Warner Sara Catherine Rider Patricia Ann Westbrook Susan Voskamp 
FALL INITIATES SPRING PLEDGES Sandra Kay Barber Terry Lynn Bryant Victoria Ann Burks Terri Revell Patterson Catherine Ann Cave Cheryl Ann Root 

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FRONT ROW: . Rita Williams, Diane Mathews, Joyce Braden, Janice Simpson, Linda Marie Ward, Carolyn Bobo. SECOND ROW: Lexie Grusy, Marie Love, Judy Stage, Cindy Montandon, Janis Glenn, Cathy Cave, Kathy Center, Lynn Stipulkosky, Sandy Barber, Linda L. Word. THIRD ROW: Jo Lyn Tillerson, Sara Rider, Ann Wright, Sherilyn Willhoite, Mar· garet Reinhardt, Kathy Lindsay, Nancy Siegmund, Ann Yelderman, Mollie Hejl, Jean Ann Niles, Lynn Kohlenberg, Tory Burks, Patsy Hejl, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Haik, Jane Huston, Karen Kirkpatrick, Linda Millier, Shea Freasier, Susan Voskamp, Debby French, Kay Knigge, Barbara Stromberg, Jeanne Ann Williams. 
MEMBERS NOT PICTURED
Alpha Phi Omega 
The Alpha Rho chapter of Alpha Phi Omega is recognized nationally for its meaningful service program. Campus projects range from pushing wheelchairs to manning polls for campus elections. 
In the Austin community, APO is involved in work at the Austin Cerebral Palsy Center, Mary Lee School, Human Rights Center, all of the state schools, and numerous other projects. Scout­ing projects include sponsoring a blind scout troop and assisting with major scouting functions in the area. 
Officers for the fall were Lynn Wade Malone, president; Robert E. Pennington, administrative vice-president; Steven Joseph Sicking, service vice-president; Robert Wayne Batson, member­ship vice-president; Robert Alexander Mclean, treasurer; David Alan Whitesides, secretary; and Thomas Joseph Switser, reporter. 
Spring semester officers were Robert E. Pen­nington, president; Steven Joseph Sicking, ad­ministrative vice-president; Robert Alexander Mclean, service vice-president; Bruce Alan Goran­son, membership vice-president; Harold Hill Gold­smith, treasurer; Eddie Goldsberry, secretary; and Donald Steven Robinson, reporter. 
This year Alpha Rho members will average over 70 hours per man of service to their fellow students and members of the Austin community. Through human concern and active involvement, the brothers of Alpha Rho continue to share in the daily world of man. 
John Franklin Aman Kenneth B. Armstrong George Cruz Austria Stephen Smtih Autry Herbert Arthur Bailey Jr. William B. Batson Thomas James Beck Robert Preddy Berkshire Stephen l. Bires Jr. David Lee Black Terrance Lynn Bowman Charles Stephen Brasher William Howard Brooks Robert Ragan Broyles Jr. Charles Wesley Bryant Leonard William Cain Rudolfo F. Castillo Barry William Chinn Clarence Randy Clark George Edward Codina Jimmy S. Davis Benjamin J. Dean 111 Tieman H. Dippel Ernie Michael Eden Robert Eugene Eickmann William Gregory Elliott Kuo Wat Eng Thomas Henry Eng Russell Scott Fields William Carl Fonteno Michael Dean Ford Gary Lee Gandy Bobby Lee Gant Dwight Richard Gard Mark Wayne Garretson Ben Golding Rudy Gonzales David Mark Grammer Gordon Wesley Hardin Harry Irwin Harelik Garry George Hilliard Kenneth Walter Hinton Frank John Housvicka Ronald Curtis Jackson William Mike Johnson William Scott Jordan 
Michael S. Juden Mark Randolph Koch Karl E. Koenig Thomas James Kreston Alex law Robert Gene Lea Edwin Lamar Lentz Tom H. Littlepage Jack Delbert McClellan Michael Wayne Mcintire Clinton Edward McNabb Forest McNair John Clark Modesette Arthur Ellis Moon Bruce 0 . Moses Richard Alan Nicholas Dow Edward Palmer Freddie Eugene Polk Albert H. Preciado James H. Randals Don l. Richey Thomas Allen Richey David Wails Roach Donald Steven Robinson Alfred Ellis Rogers Michael Lewis Rogers Don Minchen Schaffer Warren Page Schneider Leslie Errol Schoppe Donald Roy Seilheimer Thomas J. Sibley Gary H. Stewart Leo Paul Stricklin John Woodrow Taylor Roy Wayne Thompson Patrick F. Timmons . David Nicholas Todd Douglas T. Van Zandt Marke Daryl Webb Terry Lee Wells Richard Frank White Harry James Williams Carroll Edward Wright Joseph Kanbor Wu Allison Sing Yee Charles P. Zlatkovich 


Alpha Phi Omega displayed the world's largest Texas flag al pre.game shows. 

SPRING PLEDGES 
Suhail Afzal John Michael Archer Andrew John Bell Edward V. Chambers Ill Forrest Edwin Cockrell Carlos Eliseo Cuellar Carl Allen Deuschle Cecil Charles Frederick Jr. Larry Douglas George Howard lee Harkness Mohammed Raftique Jangda Gerald Daniel little Harry Steven lynch Jr. Scott Mc Carrol 1 Richard J. McClintic 
Robert Terry Mitchell Oren Anslem Mulkey Jr. Eugene J. Notebaert Jr. James Robert Reinhart Larry James Sommer Thomas Owen Werry Richard B. Whitaker Rodrick James White Robert Hartley Wilkinson 

Results of campus elections were tabulated by APO's with the help of computers. As a service project, APO's took disabled students to class. 


FRONT ROW: Robert Batson, Ronald Buis, David Whitesides, Harold Goldsmith, Robert Mclean, Robert Pennington, Becky Woodard, Lynn Malone, Steven Sicking, Bruce Goranson, Ronald Gardner, Hal Hagemeier, Tom Switser, Michael Bucek. SECOND ROW: Rudolf Cantu, David Dobyns, William Roddy, Richard Falcon, Arthur Holder, Serapio Montez, William Perdue, Louis Raveley, Michael Mahaffey, Jesda Watin, Paul Rosenberg, Munishwar Arya, Berl Shivers, Ronny Webb, Ronald Sponberg, Michael Childs. THIRD ROW: Michael Gay, Gary Gilloy, Gary leech, Joseph Wu, James Martino, Edwin Arnold, Robert Kleineck, Jimmy Reyes, Lawrence Abramson, Ben Knape, Edward Goldsberry, Norman Beitch, David Frish­man, Ray Spears, Samuel Parry. FOURTH ROW: Edward Stovall, Michael Conley, David Stevenson, Mark Garretson, David Cleveland, Barry Racusin, Thomas Gornick, Garrell Webb, Randy Marshall, Allen Gilley, Bob Bliss, Kenneth Hinton, John Zizelmann, Michael Parker. FIFTH ROW: David Pena, Lynn Kizer, Don Vacek, Charles Brasher, George Bull, Larry Dubose, Michael Juden, Sammy Bauer, Edwin Lentz, James Flodine, Dow Palmer, William Abright, Junious Arrant, Mark Henslee. SIXTH ROW: Terence Timmons, Roy Snell, Eric Aufderhaar, Dale Rylander, Alfred Landon, Donald Claussen, Lawerence Gindler, Sam Sitton, Perry Morris, William Elliott, Bryan Ferguson. SEVENTH ROW: Jon Oelrich, Joseph Watosn, Ronald Franklin, Gary Munneke, Carl Peterson, Joe Mahaney, Mitchell Breedlove, James Welch, Fred Ribar, John York, Robert McClendon, John Lytton, Scott Reeve. EIGHTH ROW: Robert Robertson, Abe Frishman. 

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During its second year as a student organi­zation at the University, the Campus Girl Scouts this year continued activities to assist the local Lone Star Girl Scout Council and to help bridge the gap between Senior and Adult scouting. Chartered nationally by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., membership was open to all University coeds. 
In keeping with its major objectives of serving the campus, community, and council, the group participated in many projects. Campus Girl Scouts encouraged girls to stay in scouting and helped organize and lead troops in East Austin. 
Members of the group assisted in planning several council-wide events, including the annual meeting of the Lone Star Girl Scout Council in November, a Cadette Scout court of honor work­shop in January, and a Junior Scout event in May focusing on the founding of New Braunfels. 
Campus Girl Scouts conducted tours of the campus for troops and helped orient prospective University coeds to campus life. The group also helped in the council planning of Action 70, a national Girl Scout effort to help end prejudice and promote better understanding. 
In addition, Campus Girl Scouts assisted in making repairs to the scout cabin in Zilker Park, served as aides during three troop camps, and served on several council committees. 
Officers were Virginia Anne Banks, president; Susan Kaye Fannin, vice-president; and Laurie Ellen Scott, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ruth Smith, assistant to the dean of students, was group advisor. 

FRONT TO BACK: Claire Collier, Charnila Spring, Nadine Spring, Janice Jennett, Laurie Scoff, Josephine Mays, Lynn Zedler, Kay Wendlandt, Christine Conlon, Ginger Banks. 

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FRONT ROW: Ronald Bollinger, Rebecca Utsey, Barbara Myers, Marsha Brooks, Janice Avery, Nancy Edwards, Jim Batte. SECOND ROW: Herman Harrison, Gery Moffatt, John Akins, Ginger Korb, Paul Hagen, Michael Warlick. THIRD ROW: David Pate, Lionel Valentine, Bobby Lange, Philip Holt, Rev. Francis Chruma. 
The Alpha Pi chapter of Chi Alpha continued• to promote interest in the Christian Charismatic movement on the University campus. A national religious organization, Chi Alpha is open to stu­dents of all denominations. 
Members sought to maintain a balance of worship, training, fellowship, and evangelism through Bible studies, devotionals, special speakers, parties, hayrides, and banquets. 
Officers for the group were Ronald Clint Bol­linger, president; Rebecca Ann Utesy, vice-presi­dent; Herman Wade Harrison, secretary-treasurer; Paul Lee Bruce, historian; and the Rev. J. F. 
Owen, chaplain. Charles professor of edutational special education, served  Meisgeier, administration as advisor.  assistant and of  
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Choral Directors 

Assisting Morris J. Beachy, director of choral organizations, this year were Alaire Lowry, di­rector of the Women's Concert Choir and Southern Singers; J. D. Goddard, director of Men's Glee Club; Ed Otto, director of Varsity Singers; Jerry Roberts, director of Longhorn Singers; .and John C. Winkler, director of Uni­versity Chorus. 
Over 600 students participated in the eight separate choral ensembles this year. Performances were given in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Louisiana, Mexico, Panama, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. To date, choral organizations have repre­sented the University in 22 countries. Member­ship continues to be made up of students from all departments and schools of the University. 
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A Cappello Choir 

The A Cappella Choir was honored this year wit'.1 an invitation to participate in the South­western Choral Conductors conference in Baton Rouge, La., in February. 
The choir gave concerts in Houston, Galveston, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans as a part of the annual conference spring tour. The trip was financed by fund-raising efforts of the entire choir. Members sold soft-drinks at home football games, sold Texas football schedules on ceramic tiles and Texas #1 bumper stickers which they designed, sold bakery goods on campus and in local businesses, and sang for social functions at Christmas. 01'1-campus concerts included the Fall 
Concert, the Midwinter Concert, and the Spring Concert. The A Cappella Choir also sang the chorus part in the opera production of "Don Carlos" this spring. 
Officers for the year included Ara Lynn Ear­nest, president; John Craighead Bibo and Ann Whitworth Renfro, vice-presidents; Elizabeth Suzanne Bush, secretary; Frances Margaret Fen­ton, treasurer; Bonnie Joy Root, social chairman; Ruth E. Dunbar, historian; Mark Roger Fenlaw, librarian; and Karen Lynn Kennedy, representa­tive at the House of Delegates. 
ROW: Jan Howell, Ann Renfro, Helen Roberts, Edith Mayer, Elizabeth Bush, Janet Wallace, Virginia Livesay, Patricia McCarty, Bonnie Root. SECOND ROW: Beverly Reusser, Diann Turet, Jonathell Williams, Frances Fenton, Jan Jones, Kim Shepherd, Deborah Lebeaux, Sherry Bell, Frances Novick, Mary Hall, Virginia Dupuy. THIRD ROW: Carol Baxter, Diane Whitworth, Karen Kennedy, Sharon Denny, Ara Lynn Earnest, Susan Rue, Wanza Allen, Sharon Glover, Janet Bullington, Phyllis Clark, Rose Ann Scott, Ruth Dunbar. FOURTH ROW: Gregory McGee, Jerry Roberts, John McClish, Douglas Raymond, John Gladney, Robert Robert­son, Santiago Gomez, George Bright, Charles MacKay, Randolph Porter, Gary Duck, John Winkler, John Lummus . FIFTH ROW: Albert Carnine, Steven Lansdowne, Tom Skinner, Jonathan Slocum, Joseph Goddard, Robert Proft, Mark Fenlaw, John Bibo, William love, Clyde Bennett, Norman Kieke, Russell Nelson, Kenneth Steele, Charles Turet. 
FRONT ROW: Elizabeth June Underhill, Jena Kay Soward, Janet Kay Christina Bielstein. THIRD ROW: Carole Elaine Ernst, Ann Lucksinger, Whitacre, Jo Ann Harbert, Greta Green, Gail Arnold, Mary Wanetta Nancy Lee Perry, Amy Joan Brown, Geraldine Jane Godfrey, Della Kath­Bayless, Cindy Smith, Cynthia Gail McDowell. SECOND ROW: Melinda erine Dean, Mildred Marie Marek, Cheryl Diane Hatch, Nancy Susan Hill, 
Meyer, Jeanne Ann Williams, Shari Lynette Lambert, Mary J. Ladd, Ardell 
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The fall semester was a busy one for ·the Women's Concert Choir. Composed primarily of music ma!ors, the choir provided special service music at First Presbyterian, Tarrytown United Methodist, and University United Methodist Churches. 
In December, the choir joined the other choral organizations for the annual carol-sing on the Mall. In addition to singing the women's sections of the Vaughan Williams "Hodie" for the annual Christmas Concert in Municipal Auditorium, the choir provided a select group to sing the chant which binds the entire work together. For its final performance of the semester, the choir sang at the Midwinter Concert in Hogg Audi­torium. 
Spring activities included four performances of the Verdi opera "Don Carlos," in which the Women's Concert Choir took part, and a joint concert with the .Harp Ensemble in May, which included works by Handel, Schutz, Distler, Villa­lobos, and Brahms. 
Ardell Taylor served as librarian, Jeanne Ann Williams and Wanetta Bayless had charge of wardrobe, and Stephen Cunlap was the group's accompanist. The Choir was directed by Alaire Lowry. 


Madrigal Singers 
The Madrigal Singers departed somewhat from their regular performance format, combining with other choral groups during the first semester. For their first performance the group joined with the A Cappella Choir for the Fine Arts Festival on Nov. 16, presenting an all-English choral music program. On Dec. 5, the Madrigals, accompanied by a small chamber orchestra, gave its annual Christmas Program in the Recital Hall presenting two major works, the "Vespers" of Monteverdi and "The Christmas Story" by Heinrich Schutz. 
During the spring semester, the Madrigal Singers performed for the Southwestern Regional 
LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Fenton, John Bibo, Alaire Lowry, Jim 
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Convention of the American Choral Directors As­sociation in Dallas, the Texas Music Teachers As­sociation in Corpus Christi, and the Fine Arts 1=estival in Winedale. In addition to the Spring Concert on campus April 23, the group scheduled other concerts throughout the state. The repertoire for the spring semester again followed the Madrigals' traditional pattern of including not only many period vocal chamber works but also a substantial contemporary section. Directed by its founder, Morris J. Beachy, pro­fessor of music, the group is the most vocally select ensemble of all choral organizations. 
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Longhorn Singers 
Performing various types of music-Broadway show tunes, popular and folk songs, and patriotic numbers-Longhorn Singers accentuated their programs with costuming and choreog­raphy. "Progeny," the Longhorn Singers' folk group, was a special attraction at all per­formances. 
The coed~cational choral group was composed of 75 members, most of whom were non-music majors. 
During the fall, Longhorn Singers performed at Dads' Day and also at the Distinguished Alumni Banquet. In the spring, they toured South Texas and Mexico, and presented their Sounds of Spring Concert for the student body and faculty of the University. 
Longhorn Singers were under the direction of Jerry L. Roberts. Officers for the year were Mary Frances Hazlip, fall president; Theodore V. Schubkegel, spring president; William Edwin Goodale, vice-president; Carole Elaine Essig, secretary; and Charles Herbert Van Zant, trea­surer. Stephen Alfred Dunlap was accompanist. 
Accompanied by Craig Morton, Jonathell Williams sang a solo at the Jester Center Concert. 



FRONT ROW: Mary Bird Dean, Gwendolyn Faye Wilson, April Kay Harris, ·Katherine Alice Hamby, Mariette Miller, Marla Schumann, Marcella Mitchell, Suzanne Meadows, Christina Bielstein, Paula Jean Cook, Kathy Ann Thomas, Judith Lanell Jones, Eileen Victoria Josue, Lynn E. Branden­berger, Nancy J. Sandberg, Mary Louise Schmidt, Jonathell Williams, Sherrianne Wylie, Deborah Gay White, Marsha Kay Nelson, Karen Steph­enson, Rhonda Sue Smith, Mary Sidney Binion, Barbara Louise Bennett, Mary C. P. Workman, Lael Fitzgerald, Susan Ann Thompson, Patricia Kay Brewer, George Ann Rivers, Carole Elaine Essig. THIRD ROW: Lyndell Keith Quade, Charles Herbert Van Zant, William Edwin Goodale, William Priddy Boyd, John Timothy Ader, Tony Gayle Borden, Clarence Bart Melton. FOURTH ROW: Theodore V. Schubkegel, Jack Claude McKinney, Donald Ray McNeal, Claude Ernest Ducloux, John Van Zant, Jackie David Eddy, Norman Keike, James Pike Walker, Alan Kennedy Everett, Roland Johnson, Thomas Edward Workman Jr., Joseph Craig Morion, Keith Grieneekes, Denis Lujan, David F. Dodson, Todd Jones, Richard Clay Reynolds, Terence Penick Timmons, Scott Robert Ewing, Robert Elmer Herod, Steven Douglas Powell, Paul Wayne Beutel, Richard D. Maxwell, William Y. Morris. 
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Men's Glee Club 
The Men's Glee Club is the oldest of the choral ensembles at the University. Since the turn of the century, audiences have enjoyed the sound of its ever-changing repertoire. As the University has improved, so has the club. Today it ranks with the best in the southwest. 
As an independent organization, it provides a unique opportunity to participate in the tradition of the male chorus. Reorganized as an integral part of the University music department, the club continues this proud heritage and com­bines it with rich cultural opportunities. 
Performances included singing in the annual Dads' Day program, the choral organizations' .Midwinter Concert, the Students' A_ssociation Christmas program, and the club's spring concert 
for the student body. This year's tour included Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. While on tour, the men had the opportunity to ski for two days, to offer concerts in high schools and churches throughout the Denver area, and to present a concert for the University of Colorado music faculty and music students. 
A benefit concert for Freddie Steinmark at his former high school in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, was included on the tour. 
Officers for the year were Thomas L. Schnei­der, president; Reavis E. Tomlinson, vice-presi­dent; Will iam E. Berger, secretary; Robert Lee Liddell, treasurer; Kent A. Main, librarian; and Kenneth L. Hubenak, campus representative . 
J. D. Goddard served as director. 


FRONT ROW: Lawrence Price, Kenneth Hubenak, Robert Wahrmund, Steven Haunschild, Steven Adams, Jack Lumbley, Thomas Schneider. SECOND ROW: Martin Hotchkiss, Larry Reuter, Gary Wortley, Rob Sloan, Kermit Swindall, Robert Ries, Mike Hayworth, Tommy Alberson, George Stallings, Roger Gustafson. THIRD ROW: Charles Mitchell, Lee Liddell, Jay Black, Steven Dunlap, Stephen Hemperly, Janet Wallace, Edward Eiland, Robert Schmitt, Robert Hooks, William Craddock, John DuCote, Johnny Kidd, Ed Berger. FOURTH ROW: Charles Bolding, Ralph Hill, Jerry Young, Reavis Tomlinson, Robert Oliver, Guy Hirsch, John Kasson, Kent Main, Gaylen Groce, Mark Ammerman, David Cook, Donald Shaw, James Reinhart. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Robert Austin, Bobby Baker, Louis Elliot, David FrankeberQer, Daniel Goertz, Fred Jones, Ken King, Earl Maxon, Bill Maxwell, Bobby McQuiston, Albert Merubia, Bill Rudolph, Don Seilheimer, Scott Sousares, Brian Tippen, Jim Walker, Ron Webb. 

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The 60 Southern Singers, led by their presi­dent, Carla Kathryn Fink and their director, Alaire Lowry, teaching associate in music, had a year full of fun mixed with a good share of hard work. Performances in the fall included partici­pating in the Dads' Day program, singing at the Alumni Center after the Navy football game, a trip to Fort Hood, and a joint concert with the Men's Glee Club, the first choral concert at Jester Center. 
With other choral organizations, the Southerns joined in the Christmas choral-orchestral concert at Municipal Auditorium, performing the Vaughan­Williams "Hodie" and the Dvorak "Te Deum," and the annual choral-sing on the Mall. The Southerns also found time to sing for the Christ­mas shopping crowds at Hancock Center. The fall semester finale was the Midwinter Concert, which closed with · all the choral organizations joining to sing "Let Not Your Song End." 
Spring semester activities included a Valentine concert for the Kiwanis Club, trips to Fort Polk and Lackland Air Force Base, and a tour to West Texas and New Mexico, during which members enjoyed two days of skiing in Ruidoso, N. M. 
Southerns' officers were Barbara Jeanne Hult and Dollie Faye Huffman, secretaries; Anna Kath­leen Rash, treasurer; Lynn Karen Johnson, li­
brarian; Paula C. Yee, historian; LaVerne Faye Teichelman, publicity chairman; Lucinda Camp­bell, social chairman; ·and Betty C. Crocker, ward­robe chairman. Kathryn Jean Sauer was ac­companist for the group. 
MEMBERS 
Victoria Fern Adams 
Suzanne Allen 
Alice Lynne Baker 
ldona Jane Barker 
Frances A. Barton 
Beth Ann Bauer 
Sallie Denny Berry 
Susan Dale Boggs 
Brenda L. Brantley 
Barbara A. Breithaupt 
Katherine R. Burris 
Monette Marie Butler 
Janis Lynne Campbell 
Lucinda Campbell 
Constance E. Chapin 
Janis Catherine Cocek 
Stefani H. Cohen 
Betty C. Crocker 
Juliana Crouch 
Nancy Elizabeth Dake 
Sandra Jane Diquinzio 
Michelle J. Domangue 
Nancy Laura Duerr 
Karen E. Edwards 
Karen E. Ellisor Gail Lynn Ferguson Carla K. Fink Mary Florence Forbes Valerie Kay Foster Cynthia Lynn Garrett Frances C. Goertz Sandra Rose Goertz 
Nicki Nan Gray 
Bonnie Loy Halton 
Lola Margaret Harper Marilyn Sue Hartzell 
Lois Elaine Heard Charlotte E. R. Hill Nancy Susan Hi II Mary Sharon Hoekstra Dollie Faye Huffman 
Barbara Jeanne Hult 
Patricia Ann Huser Sheryl Jenise Hyde Cheryl J. F. Jennings Gail Annette Johnson Lynn Karen Johnson Patricia Lynn Ketchum 
Patricia Adele Kirksey 
Marcelle lacouture 
Sherrita Doris lee 
Linda Sue Lockingen 
Gladys Dianne Loehr 
Tracie Jo Lord 
Candace M. Mclaurin 
Glenda Sharon Mears 
Melinda Marie Melone 
Evalyn Jo Millican 
Christina Moore 
Linda Jo Myers Mary Stella F. Naranjo 
Jean Lundell Ollison 
Judith Gail Partlow 
Carolita June Perkins Cynde Laura Pidgeon 
Jan Preston Anna Kathleen Rash 
Beth Ann Rawlings Mary Bess Rizer Melody Ann Rumpf 
Patricia K. Russell 
Kathryn Jean Sauer 
Renelle Sauls 
Laurie Ellen Scott 
Rosanne Seeman 
Kathleen Ann Senior Susan Ann Shannon Sharon Lil Skrivanek Ann Somers 
Nadine Spring Lizabeth Tankersley Diane Elizabeth Taylor LaVerne Faye Teichelman Valerie Lynne Turnage 
Rosa lie Lillian Ward June Anderson Watson Cathy Ann Ways Carla Sue Wheeler Kathryn Jeanne Whelton Kathleen White Janet lee Willoughby Alison Carroll Wilson Martha B. Wilson Paula Yee 

University Chorus 
A new organization on campus this year, Uni­versity Chorus was composed of non-music majors interested in singing on the University level. The chorus performed first semester for the Christmas carol-sing on the Mall and the Mid­winter concert. 
During the second semester, the chorus sang lighter music in addition to classical choral liter­ature. Spring semester performances included informal campus appearances, a combined per­formance with the other choral organizations of Beethoven's "Choral Fantasy," and the spring concert. For the lighter portion of the spring concert, staged formations were presented in the style of "Up With People" groups that tour the nation. 
Ted Hand was chorus representative to the House of Delegates, and John C. Winkler di· rected the organization. 
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FRONT ROW: Kathleen Augusta Reymann, Susan Elaine Roberts, Valerie Lynne Turnage, Sandra Sims, Susan Rae Bame, Joan Barbara Wizig, Susan Kay Kidd, Nancy Deloris Rosen, Velma Lacey Pipkin, Jean Deborah Wizig, Deborah Gail Gardner. Petra Vicenta Medina, Dayle Mignon Wilke, Sherry Burnside Madjerich. SECOND ROW: Donald Lewis Keil, Ted Dewayne Cain, Danny Kaye Wilke, Jerome C. Schwab, Thomas Sidney Morgan, David Luther Caffey, Edmund Paul Frank, Paul Price. THIRD ROW: John David Eaton, Christopher Bonwich, Hector Montalvo, Eddie Wayne Fergason, Joseph Lee Vining, Rodney Meredith Green. FOURTH ROW: Judy Elaine Schwartz, Melody Margaret Atkinson, Elizabeth Crisman Johnston, Cynthia Ann Herrera, Karen Wenda Holmes Hodges, Jaylie lone Longbotham, Sharon Ann Phillips, John Clyde Winkler, director; Lois Elaine Heard, Terri Charlyse Horwitz, Jean Howard Sheppard, Elizabeth Maude Swayze, Sharron Gay Charlesworth, Maribelle Victoria Petty, Terri Lee Fargason. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Douglas Allen Batson, Jay Charles Bobbitt, Irma Lynn Brown, Ollis Milton Clayton, Mark Allen Cohen, Janet Elaine Garrett, Martha Annette Guest, Mervyn James Johnson, Michael Joseph Jones, William Brett Maxwell, Alyce Verinda McCloud, Steven PreKott Nichols, Georgette Elizabeth Seaholm, Barbara Jean Smallshaw, Sheryl Diane Stephens, Lance David Williams. 

FRONT ROW: Ingrid Haterius, Edie Hudson, Harriet Reynolds, Jan Jones, 
Trudy Skiff, Janci Goodson. BACK ROW: Jim Porter, C. E. Bunkley, Les Flowers, David Meeker, Cliff Langford. 
Varsity Singers 
Varsity Singers, a small ensemble of mixed voices, presents a versatile program entertaining young and old, with classical as well as popular tastes. The group, performing with guitars and choreography, has a repertoire including Broad­way hits, folk songs, spirituals, and folk-rock arrangements. 
During the fall semester, the singers performed in the Austin area for Women's and Lion's Clubs, after football games, and for Greek organizations. 
Most. of the semester was spent preparing for the Varsity Singers-USO tour for the month of December. Making use of individual talents in the solos and small groups as well as the ten-member ensemble, the Varsity Singers presented the servicemen a light, fast-moving show. 
They embarked for Panama, after a kick-off performance at the Union for the student body. After singing in the Canal Zone for two weeks, the group traveled to Puerto Rico to entertain more US servicemen. Christmas was spent in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for something quite short of a white Christmas. 
David Marquis Meeker served as business manager and Trudy Kier Skiff as secretary. Ed Otto directed the Varsity Singers and Jan Jones 
was the accompanist. 
Varsity Singers practiced choreography for their Caribbean tour. 


FRONT ROW: Neal Finer, Roland Wolfe, Judy Miller, JoDell Field, Nadine Grab. SECOND ROW: Ronald Higgins, Holly. Mortimor, Debby Disney, Ginny Pace, Bill Kolberg, lvanka Trinnium, Vicki Carlisle, Shirley Billings­ley, Cyril Durrenburger. THIRD ROW: James Brock, Timothy Apgar. 




Holding weekly meetings and maintaining a library at 2328 Guadalupe, the Christian Science Organization acquainted the campus with revolu­tionary religion based on the words and works of Jesus. Established at the University in the early l 930's, it has since experienced growth and ex­pansion of its activities. Active membership in the organization provided a means of sharing ideas on how to apply Christian Science to campus life. 
The organization gave a fall and spring re­ception at the beginning of each semester. It sponsored a fall and a spring lecture about Christian Science and welcomed alumni at the Spring Alumni Day. 
Officers for the fall semester were Judy L. Miller, president; Jo Dell Field, secretary; and Nadine K. Grab, treasurer. Neal Finer and Cyril J. Durrenberger were readers. 
Spring officers included Judy Miller, president; Deborah A. Disney, secretary; and Nadine Grab, treasurer. Readers for the spring were Neal Finer and Timothy C. Apgar. 
Christian Science 
Organization 
After a period of meditation, members gave testimonials. 

Circle K 
Founded in 1936, Circle K International is the 
largest collegiate organization in North America, 
with nearly 800 clubs throughout the United 
States and Canada. It is a service organization 
through which college men can find a means of 
responsible student actions in their communities 
and a more active involvement in the life of their campus. 
The club does not participate in the same service projects each year. Each club . is en­couraged to analyze its local situation to deter­mine how it can serve most effectively. The members felt that college was more than scholar­ship: it was a good time; it was getting to know 
FRONT ROW: W. H. Collins, Ralph Knight, David Robinson, Robert Wiseth, Rodney Donaldson, George Shay, Robert Post, Herbie Schwartz, Brian King. SECOND ROW: Edward Toles, Travis Brewer, Morris Snelson, John lands, · Donald Wagner, Richard Cone, Xavier Gomez, Kenneth James. 
others; it was finding out who each one was; it was trying to make a meaningful contribution to the world. Circle K provided its members an op­portunity for reaching these goals by hosting the Circle K district convention in Austin last April. 
Fall officers of University Circle K were Richard 
L. Cone Jr., president; Xavier C. Gomez, vice­president; David M. Robinson, secretary; and Ralph J. Knight, treasurer. Spring officers in­cluded John Sullivan Lands, president; Ralph Knight, vice-president; David Robinson, secretary; and Robert David Post, treasurer. Burnard H. Sord, professor of management, was faculty sponsor. 
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Cordettes accompanied the Quartermaster battalioh on their field trip to Fort Hood. 

Cordettes 

As the women's auxiliary to the Army ROTC, 
Cordettes acted as aids and . hostesses to the 
Corps. Cordette activities included attending 
Corps drill and intramural games, and brigade 
picnics and parties. Cordettes also served as 
administrative aids for the Cadets and Cadre. 
Cordettes is an honorary service organization. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, service to the University, poise, and beauty. Cordettes must have a 2.4 grade point and at least one previous semester at the University. Many Cordettes are members of other campus 
organizations, including Spooks, Orange Jackets, and Posse. New members are elected in both the fall and spring. 
The fall officers included Georgene Adams, commander; Lynn Marie Londeree, executive of­ficer; Mary Leslie Gayle, adjutant; Mary Grace Fields, comptroller; Susan Claire Harrison, in­formation; Betty Jean Lamp, activities; and Mary Alice Tudor, supply. 
Spring officers were Mary Grace Fields, com­mander; Christine Anne Kesterson, executive of­ficer; Effie Christine Georgas, adjutant; Lacey Ann Parkinson, comptroller; Susan Harrison, in­formation; Cathy Ann Canter, activities; and Marcia Stebbins Frost, supply. Lt. Col. Lawrence 
E. Denny was fall Cadre sponsor, and Major William Schuler served as spring sponsor. Michael Toole Edmond was Cadet sponsor tc;> the Cor­dettes. 




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Crow's Nest 
Crow's Nest, a co-operative house for 55 mid­shipmen of the University's Naval ROTC unit, provided leadership and encouraged participation in the ROTC unit. Members were active in such campus organizations as Cowboys, the Buccaneer Drill Team, and intramural teams. The Crow's Nest was represented on the Men's Cooperative Council and held social events periodically at the house. 
Officers for the year were John Michael Bal­lard, president; Henri Paul Stewart, vice-president; James Riley Frisbie, treasurer; Thomas Caldbeck, work manager; and Robert Lee Sutton, food buyer. Lt. Commander J. T. Taylor, U.S.N., served as advisor. 
K. Kelly 
F. Me theny F. Moon D. Moser E. Page J. Regan 
C. Sherman H. Stewa rt M. Talone S. Tredwoy H. Wright 


FRONT ROW: Marveen Mahon, Cynthia Anne Croan, Kerrie M. Kealhoffer, Barbara Zimmerman, Martha Nesloney, Mary Catherine Schuelke. SECOND ROW: Ann R. Degenhardt, Helen M. King, Cora Lou Schelling, Barbara 
J. Walker, Marwick R. Moore, Ardis Rewerts, Suzanne Hunt, Taffy Diane
Fashion Group Bagley, Suzanna Hoyler, Trisa Edwards, Rosalyn M. Voorhees. 
The Fashion Group was started in the spring of 1969. Its main purpose is to keep its members informed in regard to fashion, make-up, and clothes and opportunities in fields concerned with these areas. 
This year the group opened its series of speakers with the proprietors and buyers from Maya who discussed buying and managing a small boutique. Later Kathy McCormick from Yarings presented a demonstration for the new trends in make-up. A style show was pl,lt on in December by Le Feminique and using the Mamselles from the Group to model lingerie. 
In February, Neiman-Marcus and co-hostesses SMU and TCU held the national ACUI regional convention at the Apparel Mart in Dallas. Three University Mamselles modeled in the fashion ex­travaganza. Others attended symposiums and lectures by leaders in various fashion fields. Frenchy Golding was chosen by Mademoiselle magazine to cover the convention and write the feature article for the May edition. 
The Fashion Group is starting a scholarship fund for which people in home ·economics, mar­keting, or fashion-related fields would be eligible. 
Officers for the year included Mary Catherine Schuelke, president; Barbara G. Zimmerman, vice­president; Trisa Michele Edwards, secretary; Judith Ann Withers, treasurer; Suzanna Shelton Hoyler and Martha Ann Nesloney, publicity chair­men; Gayle Jackson and Francine Golding, pro­gram chairmen; and Suzanne Hunt, Mamselle chairman. 
MAMSELLES 
Taffy D. Bagley Kerrie Kealhofer 
Elaine W. Block Marveen Mahon 
Cynthia A. Croa" Melanie A. McCollum 
Ann R. Degenhardt Martha A. Nesloney 
Kaleta A. Doolin Deborah G. Rosenberger Trisa M. Edwards Mary Catherine Schuelke Marcy Gentry Judith A. Withers Frenchy Golding Barbara G. Zimmerman Suzanne Hunt 



Gamma Delta Epsilon 

Helping with the recreation program at the Austin State School, manning polls for campus elections, and conducting surveys for the Office of Student Affairs were some of the activities in which members of Beta chapter of Gamma Delta Epsilon participated. GDE is based on the principles of friendship, leadership, and service. Members distributed literature in the Multiple Sclerosis educational campaign and did the pre­liminary paper work for the American Cancer Society drive. With the APO's, GDE members helped raise Longhorn spirit for football games. 
The group served as pages for Model United Nations, timekeepers for the intercollegiate de­bates, and officials for the Austin Catholic inter­parochial league's volleyball program. It helped raise money, for Campus Chest with the sale of mums and served as hostesses at the Dads' Day reception. Students from Palm Elementary School were escorted to the Shrine Circus by GDE mem­bers. The fall pledges gave a series of demon­strations on personal grooming and crafts at the Darrell Royal Cerebral Palsy Workshop, termi­nating their program with a Christmas party for 
the students there. The GDE's continued their work of building a better Braille and tape li­brary for University blind students. 
Officers for the fall included Jo Ann Morris, 
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president; Bertha Lynn Burson, administrative vice-president; Susan Lynn Palmer, service vice­president; Carol Ann Tunstall, membership vice­president; Guadalupe Ru iz, secretary; Nancie Lynn Bogdanski, treasurer; and Patricia Lucy Wil­liams, reporter-historian. 
Spring officers were Patricia Sherron Boyle, president; Sharyn Kary Marshall, administrative vice-president; Nancy G. Munneke, service vice­president; Majorie Sue York, membership vice­president; Nancy Laura Duerr, secretary; Judy Kay Hawthorne, treasurer; and Harrie Marie Pollok, reporter-historian. 
Mrs. Bruce Taylor, Texas Union administrative assistant, and M. Ruth Smith of the Dean of Stu­dent's office served as advisors. Margaret Peck, con­sultant to Dean of Students, is an honorary member. 
FRONT ROW: Guadalupe Ruiz, Lynn Burson, Patricia Boyle, Jo Ann Morris, Susan Palmer, Carol Tunstall, Patricia Williams. SECOND ROW: Nadine Spring, Sherry Jameson, Virginia Limpus, Judy Leavelle, Sharyn Marshall, Beverly Haynes. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Bailey, Venita Williamson, Linda Addeman, Susan Bazarsky, Marsha Westfall, Penny Niland, Karla Bloom, 
SPRING PLEDGES 
Peggy Beaird 
Kay Biediger 
Kaye Bovie 
Janie Delgado 
Pat Gilbert 
Liz Kelley 
Brenda Malmstead 
Jeanne Martin 
June Mitchell Beverly Morrison Cindy Parks Theresa Pomykal Marsha Smith Susan Southwell Anne Talbot 
Suzy King. FOURTH ROW: Diane DeVooght, Linda Aschbacher, Cheryl Thomas, Claire Behrens, Patricia Swaty, Linda Griffith, Marianne Taylor, Judy Hawthorne, Harrie Pollok. FIFTH ROW: Gayle Wooldridge, Kaaren Hellsten, Nancy Munneke, Carolyn Pritchell, Crystl Carlton, Paula Brimble, Lynda Harkins, Diane Loomis, Margaret Spinn, Patricia Lobpries. 

The core of campus spirit and the "Showband of the Southwest," the Longhorn band provided the background music for a natio11al football championship this year. The band was directed by Vincent R. DiNino, with assistants Michael D. Sandgarten and Warren George. 
The band appeared on national television twice 
Longhorn Band 
during the fall. 
Band activities included a semiformal Chr.ist­mas party and the annual Spring Awards banquet and dance at Westwood Country Club. 
The band is composed of students from all colleges of the University and maintains Big Bertha, one of the world's largest drums, and Texas Belle, a two-foot tall cowbell. 
The governing body of the band is the Band Council: Gordon W. Middleton, president; Harold Roy Mobley, first councilor; Mike P. Tierney, second councilor; Glenn Alan Richter, third coun­cilor; Karen Kay King, fourth councilor; two fresh­man advisors, and the presidents of Kappa Kappa 
Psi and Tau Beta Sigma. Thomas Henry Waggon~ was drum major and Lynn Ester Kohlenberg and Carla Vee Feuerbacher were feature twirlers. Arthur Milton, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, was faculty sponsor. 
Vincent R. DiNino, director 


SECTION LEADERS: FRONT 0 ROW: Tom Waggoner, George Green, Max Werkenthin, Charles Nash, Fred Robinson, Elliott Short, Scott Harmon, Phil Johnson, David Bartek. SECOND ROW: Roy Mobley, Alden Baijey, Gary Watt, Ken Emery, Gary Bowman, Mike Haecker, Wally Smith, Richard Karm, Douglas Bartek. THIRD ROW: Gordon Middleton, Clifford Parrott, Jim Dyer, Glenn Richter, Robert Warner, Bob Sherman, Mike Kelly, Kermit Graf, Carson Stephens, Bobby Emery, Kirk Hays, Charles Ellis. 


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Lynn Kohlenberg, feature twirler Carla Feuerbacher, feature twirler 

The old Band Hall was razed last fall when the longhorn Band moved into their new home in Music Building East. 


R. Aguilar G. Amescua P. Arnold F. Avent 

N. Ball S. Barber J. Barentine David Bartek 
Band flag bearers carried SWC banners during halftime shows. 

Douglas Bartek C. Baxter 0. Ba xter J. Beck C. Bennett W. Bentley J. Bierschenk M. Birdsong 8. Bjorum N. B1 itch 
C. Bobo S. Bond R. Beunds W. Boyer J. Braden S. Brewer J. Browder A. Brown J. Brown T. Bryant 

I. Buchan J. Buford R. Buchard J. Wilson T. Burks M. Carter C. Cave G. Cearley E. Center K. Center 


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R. Korm R. Keeney J. Kelly N. Ke lly K. Kennedy M. Kepper S. Kiger K. King l. Kirklen 










T. Voskamp R. Walker J. Wolters C. Watk ins 0 . Watson G. Watt R. We iss J. Welge J. Wells S. Wende 



FRONT ROW: Mary Grace Fields, Betsy Maurice Bergman, Carol Lynn 
Klinar, Linda Mame Hughes, Sharon Ann Oxford, Sharon Lynn Cohen, 
Janelle Holter, Michelle Mary Vilcoq. SECOND ROW: Gwen Elaine Larsh, 
Mary Leslie Gayle, Kathleen Dalton McCarty, Dorothy Ann Wright, Cary 
Elizabeth Taylor, Linda Jane Stevenson, Barbra Deen Mann, Barbara Jean 
Hoffer, Marilyn Linda Koen, Debra Jean Mann. THIRD ROW: Michal Anne 
Lord, Dena Lois Wilson, Effie Christine Georgas, Mary Jane Mitchell, Ellen 
~ose Fein, Harriet Hochman, Patricia Elizabeth Jackson, Sandra Kay Rosen­
field, Mary Florence Forbes, Lynn Marie Londeree. FOURTH ROW: Pamela 
Wilson, Mary Georgene Adams, Cynthia Word, Barbara Ellen Leaman, 
Diane Farrar Swendeman, Belinda Louise Hase, Linda Sue Perine, Nancy
Orange Jackets 
Strauss. 
Orange Jackets is an honorary service organi­zation composed of the most representative soph­omore and junior women on The University of Texas campus. Its members are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and their sincere desire to further the development of the Univer­sity. Since its founding in the early 1920s, Orange Jackets has served the University in many ca­pacities. 
This fall 21 new members were tapped, making the total membership 45. These members served as hostesses at the annual Dads' Day reception be­fore the Texas-Baylor football game. With the Silver Spurs, the Orange Jackets sponsored a Dimes Day booth during Campus Chest week at which students could have their pictures made with Bevo. 
Orange Jackets strive to make themselves more aware of the issues on campus by inviting persons 
to speak at their weekly meetings. Bryce Jordan, vice-president for student affairs, spoke to the Orange Jackets during one of their fall meetings. 
Officers for the year were Cary Elizabeth Tay­SPRING INITIATES 
lor, president; Karen Kaye Ross, vice-president; 
Sally Anne Ballard Brenda Ann Guenther
Diane Davis, treasurer; Betsy Maurice Bergman, 
Helene Barab Therese Kreig secretary; Ellen Rose Fein, service and activities Penny Cathryn Callaway Nancy Carroll Lee 
Cathy Ann Canter Pamela Lynn Milks 
chairman; and Barbra Deen Mann and Debra Jean 
Elizabeth T. Du-Long Sandra Lynn Pierce Martha L. Gallier Ester Margaret Slipakoff
Mann, contact chairmen. Shirley Bird Perry served 
Brenda Sue Gasaway Frances Tippy Timmons as sponsor for the Orange Jackets. Cheryl Ruth Goodman Mary Alice Tudor 
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Organization of Arab Students 
With its major activities being several Arab dinners, the Organization of Arab Students strives to create a good relationship between American and Arab students. Established on March l, 1949, the Texas Chapter of OAS is one of more than l 00 chapters in the United States and Canada. 
The organization presented both social and cultural functions, provided free tutoring for stu­dents studying Arabic, and sent lecturers to churches, schools, and civic groups to create a better understanding of the Arab world. 
Officers for the year were Hussein H. Abuda­wood, president; Elie Munayyir, vice-president; Mohamed M. Jaber, secretary; Jamal Abu-Abdun, treasurer; Ahmed Bubaker Jaber, publicity chair­man; Saleh 0. Omar, social chairman; and Abd 
R. Solh, sport chairman. 
FRONT ROW: Hussein Abudawood, Ibrahim Naito, Al·Ma'moon Naito, Amna Naito, Ahmed Jaber, Ali Zubi, Ramadan Ammar, Ali Maadah. SECOND ROW: Elie Munayyir, Barbara Pearson, ·Mustafa Ben-Younis, Ali Ngab, Moneim Fawzi, Bashir Saleh, Mohamed Jaber. THIRD ROW: Salah Al-Rahim, George Saad, Saleh Omar, Ibrahim Hdeib, Abd Solh, Mohamed Bait-El-Mal. NOT PICTURED: Jamal Abu-Abdun. 


Posse 
The only co-educational honorary service and spirit organization at the University, Posse began its fifth year by sponsoring freshman cheerleader try-outs. Posse members attended all pep rallies, painted signs on the Drag, and sponsored the Posse barbecue at the A&M Bonfire. 
Members entertained high school students from the Austin School for the Blind with a Christmas party and sold Cotton Bowl candy on Dimes Day as service projects. Round-Up and Western Day were times of active Posse partici­pation.· 
Posse members are .Selected in their freshman year and serve through their sophomore year. New members are chosen on the basis of charac­ter, scholarship, and campus service. 
Officers this year were Alan Townes Moore, marshal!; Frank Leroy ssman, sheriff; Sharon Leigh Hanna, justice o t e peace; Robert David Campbell, banker; an Sidney Allen and William Reynolds Swanson, rabble rousers. Advisor was Jack Lee Kaplan, assistant dean of students. 

Posse won the C6wboy spirit award at the TCU pep rally with their Posse wagon. 
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FRONT ROW: Alan Moore, Sharon Hanna, Frank Grossman, Robert Camp· bell, Sidney Allen, Willie Swanson. SECOND ROW: Linda Millier, Mary Jane Kirkley, Pat Murphy, Susan Spears, Cynthia McCaa, Shelley Green, Karen Barton, Sally Ballard, Melanie Ajello, Becky Boynton. THIRD ROW: Cindy Lawson, Alison Barnett, Lou Hedrick, Lorrie Rubin, Becky Bartlett, Jane Mann, Pam son, Karen Hinton, Laura Wilson, Gene Schoch. 
FOURTH ROW: Randy Humphrey, Steve Chalmers, James Harrison, Kathy Elliott, Kjersti Larson, Gayle Howard, Jack Dinerstein, Jamie Wilson, Steve Ballantyne. FIFTH ROW: Bumpy Rhoads, David Gleason, James Kelley, Jack Payne, Gary Nelon, Doug Bradley, Oren Dreeben, Rex Jobe, Barry Henry, Hugh Cunningham, Bill Teeling. 

FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Davis, Robert Musgrove, Karen Bodner, Charles Hardy. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morris, Sue Wertheimer, Glynis Crawford, Sharon Todd, Carlye Pierce, Maxine Cooper, Dennis Williams. THIRD ROW: Will Goldman, Tim Durham, Richard Craig, Kenneth Jeanis, Carol Connery, Chet Hunt, Richard Houser. 
Founded in 1968, the Alan Scott Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America gives its members a chance to supplement class­room education. with exposure to professionals. 
A program of speakers and field trips provided a first hand look at public relations programs and organizations. Chapter members visited Six Flags Over Texas, the Dr Pepper Bottling Co., and other firms. They also heard a number of speak­ers, including George Christian, press secretary to former President Lyndon B. Johnson. 
PRSSA officers this year were Robert Lynn Mus­grove, president; Sue Ann Wertheimer, vice-presi­dent; Lynda Rose Shanblum, secretary; Karen Elaine Bodner, treasurer; and Ed Berger, publicity director. Jeffrey Brett Davis and Charles Edward Hardy were elected vice-president and publicity 
director for the spring term. 
Chester Francis Hunt, assistant professor of journalism, served as faculty advisor, and Ray Hall of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. was the group's professional advisor. 
PRSSA 
Tim Durham spoke with Jada Davis from Southwestern Bell. 




Silver Spurs 

FRONT ROW: Stephen Hadley Field, Charles Frank ,Skibell, Forrest Alan Novy, Allen Vernon Birmingham Jr., Charles Randall Haws, Don Roger Kuykendall, Robert Wayne Howard. SECOND ROW: William Shelton Lee, Robert Ashe Bridges, James Loyd Shawn 111, Robert Harvey Sewell, Paul Allen Gardner, James 0 . Guleke II, William Spence Nance, Catherine Edith Richards, Joseph Mayer Schwartz, James Donahue Davis, James Richard Sheffield, Leo James Welder Jr. THIRD ROW: Michael Lynn Gaus, 
An honorary service organization established in 
1938, Silver Spurs demonstrated its enthusiasm 
and spirit for the University through continued 
service. Membership is based on scholastic and 
leadership abilities coupled with a record of 
service to the University. In' 1945 the Spurs as­
sumed responsibility for the care of Bevo, the 
University mascot, and can be seen with him at 
all football games and major University functions. 
The Silver Spurs annually sponsor the Aggie 
Sign Contest, Round-Up rally, beard-growing con­
test, and the Round-Up jail. Spurs also escort 
visiting Southwe~t Conference sweethearts and 
University sweetheart nominees during Round­
Up. Silver Spurs annually honor an outstanding 
female student at the University wi~h the Silver 
Spur Award. 
Fall officers were Joseph Mayer Schwartz, presi­
dent; Timothy B. Crook, vice-president; Samuel 
Glassman Skibell, secretary; and Stephen Field, 
treasurer. Officers for the spring semester were 
Stephen Field, president; Jef Chaison Russell, 
vice-president; James Nash, secretary; and Robert -.fiarvey Sewell, treasurer. 
Edith Richards was the 1969 Silver Spur Sweet­
heart. James H. Colvin, vice-president for business 
affairs, served as sponsor. 
Robert Bannister Edens, Jerry K. Horowitz, Michael Egan Dean, Mark Conlee Hodges, Michael Thomas Casey, Michael Evans Frazier, Frank Hobart Stephens, Jack Dinerstein, Barry Nelson Henry, Stephen Charles Peery. FOURTH ROW: Owen Bascomb Yarborough, David Allen Lane, Christopher Stephen Young, Jef Chaison Russell, Stanley Hall Mauldin, John Parker Nelson, Kurt Melvin Papp, Donald Clark McCleary, Charles Sidney Cohen. 



SKUNK tappees sang songs for the rest of the group. 

Twice a year, the Royal Order of Sigma Kappa Upsilon Nu Kappa Sigma (SKUNKS), Tau Upsilon chapter, grabbed new members. The gatherings were informal and were held at a local eating place. 
The chapter was founded in the spring of 1962 to acknowledge coeds with lively personalities. Identified by their black hoods with white stripes, SKUNKS were active fulfilling their duties and program of food and fun. 
Acting officers were appointed by the group solely for the purpose of being responsible for bringing the group together each semester. Of­ficers for the year were Katherine Ann Kevil, sniffer; Lydia Simone Lequeux, stripe painter; and Carole Ann Crossley, jester. 
MEMBERS 
Rosalon Adams Lydia Simone Lequeux Evalee Frances Bailey Elaine Luterman Beverly Ann Benner Karen Sue Martin Gaye Lynn Blumberg Margo Nan Mulvaney 

June Ryan Bushy Carol Jean Mussleman Nancy Ellen Cotham Susan Lynn Palmer Louise Carol Cox Marilou Parker Carole Ann Crossley Bonita Louise Pierce 
SKUNKS 
Phyllis Annette Deter Mary Susan Plunk 
Larrie Ann Doing Mary Evelyn Pressley Betsy Ann Drinkwater Linda Reddick Judy Allyne Duncan Judy Kay Rogers Dianne Lorraine Fausset Justine Nikki Schmidt Paula Jane Fisher Charleen Schwemer Janice M. Fonteno Robin Smith Lee Fugate Mary Swan Peggy Lea Harris Susan L. T•lly Judy Ca_rol Hastedt Elizabeth Anne Thornton Patsy Irene Hobbs Carol Ann Turutall 
Susanne Hollingsworth Georgia Mizell Walton Madeline Nell Johnson Sandra Lee Wicker Katherine Ann Kevil Edith Ann Wiggins Marie Estelle Kiehle Diane E. Womack Kathryn Kay Kinsman Becky Evelyn Woodard Mary Margaret Kuntz Patricia Lucille Worrell Jo Anne LeMay 

Spooks 
Serving the University in the areas of spirit and service, Spooks was one of the most active honor­ary organizations on campus this year. Spooks
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spent many hours supporting Longhorn athletic
I ' 	teams by painting the Co-Op windows, decorat­ing the Varsity cafeteria and locker rooms, and
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attending pep rallies. As one of the highlights of the year, Spooks chartered a bus to attend the 
national championship football game at Fayette­
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I ville, Arkansas. In response to the needs of the University, Spooks contributed a great deal of time and effort to its service program. Girls from Spooks did volunteer work at the Austin School for the Blind helped at the Dean of Students Office, and worked the polls at elections. Each fall Spooks sponsor a party for the inter­national students on campus, and in the spring they hold an Apple Polishing party to help Spooks and their professors get to know one another better. Freshman and sophomore women are selected to be Spooks on the basis of character, interest in the University, and leadership potential. The fall officers of Spooks were Barbara Jean Hoffer, chief haunt; Debra Jean Mann, vice-haunt; Linda Jane Stevenson, service haunt; Cynthia Word, spirit haunt; Diane Davis, recording haunt; 
Barbra Deen Mann, corresponding haunt· Me­linda Kay Neel, banker haunt; Sharon Ann O~ford royal spirit haunt; Janelle Holter, international hau~t; Emily Tess Landau, history haunt; Lynn Marie Londeree and Marilyn Linda Koen, contact haunts; and Linda Marlene Whatley, singing haunt. 
Spring officers included Therese Kreig, chief haunt; Ester M. Slipakoff, vice haunt; Patricia Elizabeth ~a.ckson, se~vice haunt; Linda Joyce Shelton, sp1r!t haunt; Linda Sue Perine, recording haunt; Candice Dawn Koy, corresponding haunt; Carol Elizabeth Winters, banker haunt; Elizabeth Jane Nichols, royal spirit haunt; Margaret Ann ~ueller, international haunt; Francigene Neely, history haunt; Ann Caroline Leifeste and Deborah Antoinette Hyde, contact haunts; and ·Sidney Gel­man, singing haunt. 
Mrs. Ora Bennett served as sponsor haunt. 
Spring Spooklets were Jenny Adams, Anne Wythe Andrews, Nora G. "Barrera, Cheri Lynne Benge, Bryna Jane Bigby, Keith Bowman, Tooney Brown, Karen Danette Carter, Suzy Quanah Clark­son, Janis Catherine Cocek, Jane Anne Conner, Cynthia Lynn Crow, Cindy Chrystal, Patricia Ann Dennis, Donna Jo Dowlen, Debbie S. Gershman, Va~ghn Hancock, Diana Harris, Deborah Lynn Hein, Susan Kyle Hicks, Peggy Laurin Horwits, Karen Ann Jones, Randall Gwenyth Jones, Lois Frances Lasik, Barbara J. Lauterbach, Ruby Louise Mackson, Martha Jane Madsen, Janet Anne Meley, Kathleen E. Phillips, Mary Susan Plunk, Janet K. Reinsch, Rosalynn Rosenfeld, Linda E. Smith, Susan 
J. Talley, and Ann Whitworth. 
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FRONT ROW: Janelle Holter, Sliaron Oxford, Melinda Neel, Barbra Mann, Carol Emmert, Camille Ward, Janna Dykes, Linda Sliehon, Terry Kreig. Diane Davis, Debra Mann, Ora Bennett, Barbara Hoffer, Mindy Koen, THIRD ROW: Mollie Loftis, Beverly Grammer, Laura Gose, Ann Leifesfe, Lynn Londeree, Linda Stevenson, Emily Landau, Linda Wliatley. SECOND Delena Parmer, Miclial Lord, Slierilyn O'Hair, Palsy Jackson, Barbara 
ROW: Betty Lamp, Candice Koy, Debbie Hyde, Sidney Allen, Vicki Ferber, Gilmore, Pamela Clieatliam. 

I; Me­Oxford, national If; lynn contact s· 'ng 
FRONT ROW: Sydney Golman, Esther Slipakoff, Debbie Smith, Meridith Patty Partridge, Terry Jernigan, Dawn Zinnecker, Ruth Putney, Julie Buaas, Yates, Debbie Levin, Charnita Spring, Elizabeth Du-Long. SECOND ROW: Jane Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Kim Carter, Toolie Goodrich, Donna Preibisch, Ilene Glazer, Libby Sale, Diana Der Bing, Margaret Mueller, Susan Nelson, Charlotte Carl, Linda Perine, Martha Ankele, Bonnie Reed, Caroline Swan. Carol Winters, Carol Wright. THIRD ROW: Susan Tudor, Susan Gissell. 
Spooks haunted the dining room of Kinsolving before tapping new Spooklets for the spring. 

Nicki Jan Blitch John T. Pender Jr. 
Toye Jean Boothe Kathy Pender Judy Brooks Michelle Rector Ronald P. Brooks Reid A. Rector 
Ray M. Carant Grace Y'Vonne Reed 
John Robert Cody Jerry P. Roberts Kenneth Doyle Cohn Anne A. Robertson Nancy Cohn Philip Ray Roper Jessey Otis Colley Jr. Larry Wayne Seigler 
Fellowship 
Differing somewhat from other organizations in 
Donald M. Conell Kathye Ann Self its form of government, the Student Christian James l. Crowder William Bir! Simpson 
Fellowship is led by a steering committee of five 	James Edward Davis James Clark Spidell 
Martha J. Davis Joseph Steven Spidell
students elected each year. 
lee Douglas Carmen Stevens Serving mainly members of Churches of Christ, Patricia 0 . Downs Nancy Susan Stevens the organization met regularly at the Biblical Stu­Cynthia Kay Duggins John David Thompson dies Center for religious study, devotionals, fel­
Gerald Eugene Frills Ann Toombs Louis C. Fry James E. Toombs 
lowships, and to profess the living Christ on the 
Robert Dodd Fry Larry Wayne Towler University campus and provide Christian fellow­Cynthia Ann Garrett David Trammel ship as a source for spiritual growth. Robbie Gay Girouard Cynthia Kay Turnbough Thomas Grant Gail Turner 
Highlights during each semester were a retreat, 
Glenn Griffith Robert Gerald Turner 
a lectureship, and a formal banquet. The theme 
Susan Griffith Mark Watson of the fall lectureship was "Christian Ethics in Dexter Hill Ava Whittington 
the present American Culture." 	Cynthia Kay Jackson Gery R. Whittington Jon Andrew Jackson Nancy Lee Willbern 
The steering committee this year included Rob­
Loy Wayne Kerr James Preston Wilson 
ert William King, John T. Pender Jr., Joseph 
Linda King Peggy Jo Wilson Steve Spidell, Mark Watson, and Nancy Lee Will­Robert William King William Roger Wilson bern. Mary Jay Kirschner Carol Woodard Gary leech Linda Woodard
Ashley J. Welch, assistant professor of electri­
Joyce Anita Magee Randall A. Yarbroughcal engineering served as the group's faculty Bonnie C. Marlin Richard A. Yarbrough 
sponsor. 	Dorothy Elaine Martin 
Student Christian Fellowship meetings were regularly held at the University Avenue Christian Church. 
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Teias 
Providing an intellectual atmosphere of schol­arship, leadership, and fellowship-for in Spanish, Tejas means friendship-the all-male Tejas Club claimed a membership of those above-average in academic and leadership abilities. Members are active in all phases of campus life. 

In 1969-70, the Club's 45th year at the Uni­versity, the fall officers were Charles Everett Vinson, Xinesi; James Henry Wade, vice-presi­dent; Michael D. Hockersmith, secretary; Benjamin Edward Rodriguez, editor of the Trails; Loyd
R. Coge S. Cosey P. Cook 
Dalton Jr., house manager; Nathan J. Sewell, his­torian; Wayland Wong, social chairman; and Phil­lip Couch Scott, intramurals chairman. 
The spring officers were Larry Richard Laden, Xinesi; Michael D. Hockersmith, vice-president; Charles Henry Nash, house manager; and Patrick Lacy Cook, historian. 
Byron Franklin Fullerton, assistant dean of the law school, was faculty sponsor. 
8. Rodriquez: P. Scott 

shirts, orange neckerchiefs, and cowboy hats, the Texas Cowboys raised spirit at Texas football games with Smokey the cannon, sponsored the Aggie Bonfire, and presented the Cowboy Spirit award. 
Membership in Cowboys, an honorary service . organization founded in 1922, \s based on schol­arship, character, and service. The Cowboys' ma jor service event of the fall semester was the annual Cowboy Minstrels. Approximately $8,000 was raised for the Austin Association for Re­tarded Children. The Cowboys and members of Delta Gamma sorority gave a Christmas party for Austin-area blind children. 
The Cowboys and Angel Flight held an Easter Kinsel Jr., foreman; Walter Eugene Demond, strawboss; Howard Shapiro, shotgun; Charles B. Parker, horse-wrangler; and Arthur Freels Terry, camp cook. Spring officers were Christopher Wil­
son, foreman; William R. Francis, strawboss; Sam­uel Robert Lee, shotgun; Michael Thomas Kenny, horsewrangler; and Alfred Patrick McEvoy, camp cook. 
Spring members were Stephen P. Ballantyne, Robert Wayne Barnes, Robert David Campbell, Stephen Cal Chalmers, Jay Stein Cox, Burt Carl­ton Hooton, Michael Paul Irvin, Dean Scott Over­turf, Stephen Gerald Ray, John Charles Riddle, Sylvan Jay Rothschild, Frank Al rdich Straube, Steven Douglas Thompson, and Michael Jay Tobor. 
FRONT ROW: Alfred Kaufman, Phillip Moore. SECOND ROW: Thomas Thomas Waggoner, Robert Cage, Phillip Scott, Patrick Hodges, Dennis 
Peterso'1, Daniel Freundlich, Arthur Terry, Walter Demond, Joe Kinsel, Tottenham, Samuel Lee, Robert Christy, William Francis, Charles Parker, 
Karen Kaye Ross, sweetheart; Howard Shapiro, Michael Reilly, William Ronald Ladin, Patrick McEvoy. FIFTH ROW: Daniel Hagan, Martin Dies, 
Finkelstein, Christopher Wilson, Patrick Amos. THIRD ROW: Jack Wise, Richard Wallenstein, Thomas McGregor, Johnie Walton, Robert Rutledge, 
Dan Price, Harold Biesemeier, Randall Wilson, Thomas Kenney, John Timothy Davis, Thomas Pigg, Robert Shapiro. 
Brock, William Duvall, Richard Murray, James McMahon. FOURTH ROW: 



FRONT ROW: Pat Monroe, Eric Wharton, Charles Wahlert, Mike Uselton. Miegel, Charles Roth. FIFTH ROW: Hector Zuazua, Bill Hamilton, Ronnie SECOND ROW: Charles Nau, John Bryant, Roger Ratliff, David Mayhall, Franzetti, Gary Osborne, Carlos Loredo, Cynthia Hejl, Steve Locke, Ed Mike Waugh, Jason Worchel, Jim Holmes, Mike Woofwine. THIRD ROW: Howard. SIXTH ROW: Luis Luna, Dale Clauson, Jerry Ybarra, Brian Taylor, Mark Rosenfield, Elliot Zais, James Collins, Joe La Fico, Paul Kens, Anthony Larry Ybarra, Bill Leach, Noel Taylor. SEVENTH ROW: Ken Maxfield, Wade Wee, Fell Heston, Emmett Bills . FOURTH ROW: Tim Best, Brad Alpert, Rushing, Danny Balke, Terry Parks. Addan Mahdi, Phillip McKinney, Richard Terrazas, Andrew Weary, William 
The University Taekwon Do Karate Club is a 
complete self-defense complex. Open to all stu­
dents and Austin residents, the club offers classes 
in self defense, ~arate training, physical fitness, 
and weight training, and special classes for 
women. 
The club was highly oriented toward sport 
karate. Special emphasis was put on the physical 
and mental aspects of the art itself. Taekwon Do 
teams attended the United States karate cham­
pionships, the Olympic karate championship, and 
many other noted tournaments during the year. 
Officers of the club were Michael Thomas 
Uselton, James Patrick Monroe, James Eric Whar­
ton, Harry F. Lundell, and Charles E. Wahlert. 
University Taekwon Do Karate Club 

Providing friendship, relaxation, and a chance to improve horsemanship, the UT Canter Club
UT Canter Club 
I 
held try-outs in the fall for new members. Criteria for membership were being a University student, possessing ability, and expressing a desire to learn and a willingness to ride every week. The club met at Northwest Austin's Hobby Horse Stables where instructors advised both beginning 
and advanced riders, and members exchangedI pointers on widely varied styles of riding. The main activity in which members partici­
I 
I 
pated was the Randolph Schooling Show in San Antonio, where several members rode and the rest of the club watched. Hobby Horse Stables 
1 was also the site for the club's annual Spring Horse Show. 
Officers for the year were Kaye Frances Cul­bertson, president; Jody Ann Gruber, vice-presi­dent; Rhonda Kaye Harvey, secretary; and Beverly Ann Manroe, treasurer. 

LEFT TO RIGHT: Belfy Maxwell, Kathy Flynn, Jennifer Sixta, Marcia Boeye, Kaye Boyle, Kaye Culbertson, Beverly Manroe, Eileen Mcintire, Michele King, Heather Henderson. 


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Organizations 

Not represented in this section 
Acturial Club AIESEC Alpha Rho Epsilon American Chemical Society American Institute of 
Architects American Meteorological 
Society American Nuclear Society Anthropological Society APATHY Art Students Association Ashbel Society Asian Studies Club Association for Computing 
Machinery Association for Childhood Education Association for Doctoral Students in Business Association of Graduate Students in Art History 
Association of Graduate 
Students in English 
Association of Graduate 

Students in Library Science Association of Panamanian Students 
Association of Teaching Assistants 
Association of University Science Students 
Austin Ballet Society 
Austin Rugby Club Austin Student Religious Liberals 
AWARE Baha'i Association Baptist Student Union Blackstone Inn 
Blind Students Association Cabinet of the Lutheran Campus Ministry 
Cactus Club Campus Crusade for Christ Campus Dialogue Campus Film Club Campus News Service Campus Red Cross Campus Sparticist Club Canterbury Association Catholic Peace Fellowship Chancellors Chi Epsilon Pi 

Chinese Students Association 
Classic Theater Club Citizens for Over Population Education 
Club Against Political Apathy 
Collegiate Bible Study 
Colloquium Committee for Environmental Awareness Committee of Returned 
Volunteers Conservative Democrats Course Instructor Evaluation 
Committee Cricket Club Critical University Curtain Theater Delta Phi Alpha Delta Pi Epsilon Delta Sigma Theta Deseret Club Disarmament Disciples Student Fellowship Ecology Action Educational Studies Club Eta Sigma Phi Eulenspiegelverein FAWS Fine Arts Council Flemenco Information 
Services Library 
Frankfurter Inn 
Freshman Encounter 
Formosan Club 
French Club 
Gamma Delta 
Gamma Theta Upsilon 
German House 
Graduate Council 
Graduate Union of 

Political Scientists 
Hellenic Club 
Hillel foundation 
Holmes Inn 
Human Rights Research 

Council Hunch lchthus Indian Association Inn of Court Insurance Society Inter-club Council Inter-Dorm Social Committee International Friendship Club 
International Business Association 
International Law Society International House Inter Varsity Christian 
Fellowship Iota Tau Alpha Iranian Students' 
Association Israeli Students' Organization Italian Club "Lo Piccolo ltolia" James Stephen Hogg 
Debating Society Japanese Association Kappa Beta Pi Kyber Rifles Laredo Club Latin American Study Group "Le Club Francais" Legal Research Board Linguistics Students' 
Association 
Longhorn Party Ma'adon lvri Macdonald Aerospace Flight Married Students Council Married Students Housing 
Council Marshall Inns of Court Masters' Association Mathematics Club Mexican American Students 
Organization Mexican American Youth Organization Middle East Studies Organization Model United States Senate 
Association Morays Mother's Grits Mu Phi Epsilon Music Educators National 
Conference Muslim Students Association New Democratic Coalition NASA-Backers 
New Left Education Project New Party Newman Club Newton Norton Productions Omega Chi Epsilon 

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Continued
Organizations 
Student Nutrition
Objectivism Study Group Semper Fidelis Society University Chess Club Organization
Omicron Delta Epsilon Senior Cabinet University Democratic Club Student Off-Campus Housing 
Omicron Nu Shadebourne Twink University Folklore 
Committee AssociationOmnipotent Voice Review Sigma Delta Chi Students for a Democratic University Graduate House Oratorical Association Sigma Gamma Epsilon Society University Institute ofOrder of the UT Sigma Iota Epsilon Students for a Patriotic Traffic Engineers 
Organization for Dissatisfied Sigma Phi America Students University Organization forSigma Pi Sigma Students for Israel Research-EnlightenmentOrientation Advisors Simpkins Epicurians Students for Strikers University Party Committee Association Tau Sigma Delta University Political Society Phi Alpha Theta Slavic Club Teaching Quizmaster University Ski ClubPhi Kappa Theta Social Science Research Association 
University Socialist Team Sports Club Phi Mu Alpha Institute CommitteePi Delta Phi Society for the Advancement 
TACPRE 
University Sports Car ClubPi Epsilon Tau of Management Texas Collegiate Forum 
Pi Kappa Lambda Society of American University Speleological Texas Crew Society
Military EngineersPi Lambda Phi Texas Law Students Opposed University Surfing Society of EngineeringPin-Ups to War in Vietnam AssociationSciencePlan II Students Texas Rocket Society University Karate, Yogi, and Society of Physics Students Portuguese-Brazilian Club Texas Skydivers Nutrition ClubSociology Graduate Student Pre-physical Therapy Club 
Union Texas Society of Professional University Travel Club Presbyterian Campus Ministry Engineers University Y 
Speech Association of the Presidents' Club University Texas Student Education UT Symphonic Band Professional Fraternity Association
Sphinx UT Symphonic Orchestra Council Texas Veterans Society 
Student Association of UT Varsity Band 
Project Info Thae Students Association 
Graduate School-Social Vedanta Discussion GroupRadical Education Committee Work Turkish Students' Association Warren CourtUndergraduate PhilosophicalRadical Media Project Student Council for Wesley Foundation SocietyReal Estate Society Exceptional Children Underwater Society Women's Liberation Front Student Course Evaluation Representative Party Committee University Amateur Radio WORLDRho Chi Club
Student-Faculty Committee Yin-Yang Conspiracy Rio Grande College House 
College of Education University Area Bluegrass Yoga for Westerners Royal Spirits Committee
Student Landmen's Young Americans for Rusk-Rayburn Debating Association University Association of Freedom Society 
Student Mobilization Blind Students Young Republicans Russian Choir Committee to End War University Bicycle Club Young Socialists Alliance 



Greeks 




325 Sororities 364 Fraternities 


S. Bollard D. Yarbrough L. Hancock 
AXO AdII AdII 



N. Grob 
Afd 




R. Jacobs Afd AKA AOII 
K. Taylor J. Strickland 


K. Cooney M. Roberts B. Taylor M. Anthony 
AOII A<I> A<I> Xll 




R. Hibler F. Fuller K. lourea 
XO di' di' 

l. Hinkle ddd 



' 
H. 	Borob l. Poul P. Jackson 8. Hose M>E d<l>E dZ dZ 
Panhellenic Council 
In its second year as an off-campus organi­
zation, Panhellenic Council at the University gov­
erned the 19 national sororities on regulations 
for rushing, pledging, initiation, house and scho­
lastic policies, and social activities. 
Involved in campus and community affairs, 
the council allocated money for 14 scholar­
ships and contributed to the University Program 
for Economic Opportunity. It also helped sup­
port a baseball team for East Austin high school 
boys, a project sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. 
The council coordinated sorority contributions 
to the campus Goodwill drive for clothing and 
conducted workshops for newly-elected sorority 
officers. 
The council planned the production of Sing­
Song with the lnterfraternity Council and spon­
sored a Western Store Front contest among the 
sororities at Round-Up. 
Panhellenic officers were Helene Barab, president; Gene Graham, vice-president; Pamela Diane Schwarz, secretary; Rosemary Jacobs, treas­urer; and Sally Anne Ballard, social affairs chair­man. Mrs. Evelyne Bennett was director of Pan­hellenic Council, and Mrs. Dorothy Dean served in an advisory capacity. 



L. Hahn C. Lovett F. Hole M. Adoms M . Bigger G . Graham 
J'<l>B l'<l>B KA9 KA9 KKI' IIB<I> 

J. Hargis 
KKr 





E. Simon R. Lehmberg :!:dT ZTA 









G . Howard A. Howard 

K. Jones V. Jones L. Jordens K. Kaase 
C. Koderl i K. Kozak S. Kellough M. Kelly J. Ketchum C. Kruger M. Lankford M. low 

J. leMoine S. lenthe S. l ittle S. Lloyd J. Lockett 
l. Massod l. McCullick J. McKenzie P. Melville 0 . Mendoza N. Menzies C. Moor• 



M. Moore C. Morgon J. Murphey C. Murtha K. Nettles J. Newsom P. Nixon C. Nolen N. Novak M. Oldham C. Polton 


D. Perkins C. Pittmon E. Portet S. Ronsleb1n E. Raschke A. Rivers J. Rivers P. Rogers M. Ryb;,k; l. Sole 


IC. Schnitz.ius S. Showalter D. Sm;th G. Sparks C. Sp;ker M. Stamey C. Stueber C. Sumner K. Sumner S. Sw inehart 





M. Thurman C. Tracy H. Trum S. Turet K. Warfield M. Welsch G. W;!Vilord M. W;hon M. I. W;lson S. Wdght 
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Alpha Delta Pi 
During the past year, Alpha Delta Pi has tried to work for the good of the entire Greek system as well as the well-being of its members. The sorority participated in an exchange dinner with Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and a super­slide party with the Chi Omegas. For their work with the Panhellenic Council at the University, ADPi members were given the special Panhellenic Award at the national convention. 
In the spring, the chapter hosted a tea hon­oring the Alpha Delta Pi chapters at Southwest Texas State University and Southwestern Univer­sity. In campus events, Alpha Delta Pi won first place in the Cowboy spirit contest at the Baylor pep rally. Other activities included wrapping Christmas presents to benefit the Darrell Royal Vocational Training Workshop and sponsoring a Christmas party at the Rosewood Day Care Center. 
Debra Ann Sholtess, an ADPi, was a fresh­man cheerleader. 
Chapter officers were Carol Conner, presi­dent; Mary Mozelle Bland, vice-president; Melanie Middlebrooks, pledge trainer; Karen Kaye Ross, social chairman; and Lynn Adams Hancock, rush chairman. Mrs. Carl Keys was the housemother. 


K. Abbott N. Austin M. Boker R. Bartlett 
C. Beach 
0 . Bird M. Blond S. Bonner B. Bowles S. Brelsford L. Brown C. Bnice 

M. Bruyere M. Calk M. Cameron S. Chamberlain C. Chandler G . Chandler 0 . Colemon C. Colglazier C. Conerly C. Conner J. Conner l. Crosson 

C. 01N1no M. Dunn 0 . Eads M. Eckert 0 . Ell is E. Ellison C. Emmert K. Erickson M. Fields L. Fogel B. Francis A. Frey 

328 
P. Furg 1u1l1 M. Goll11r M. Gonchan S. Gonchan N . Geiger 
K. Gordon CJ. Griffiths C. Hancock L. Hancock 
M. Harhy l. Ho•kins J. Hicks 






J. Runberg M. Salter M. Sounders S. Sharpless 0. Sholtess E. Smith J. Soward D. Spiva 
G . Stanley S. Stephenson l. Stetson L. Tankersley T. Taylor T. Traner P. Vance S. Vaughan J. Whitacre J. White A. Williams 0. Yarbrough 
329 

Alpha Epsilon Phi 



S. Adler J. Aronowitz l. Bou K. Beckor B. Bergman D. Blum 8. Brin 


V . Brown J. Chesn ick B. Cohen S. Cohen C. Cohn I. Colton G. Danz iger 

l. 
D. Dovis l. K. Davis M. Davis D. Denn T. Edlis B. A. Eldridge B. Eldridge 

M. 
Emmer M. Engel J. Feinberg M. Fisch J. Ford M. Fo• E. Freed 








B. Goot l. Gottetman S. Green J. Greenberg l. Greenberg J. Groden C. Grossman 

J Hober C. Horwood l. Hirsch I . Hoffer P. Horwits 8. Hurwitz R. Jacobs 
After a satisfying Rush Week, Alpha Epsilon Phi began work on ARROW, a project to raise money for underprivileged children on Indian reservations. AEPhi was active in Sigma Chi Derby Day and participated in a pep rally with Sigma Phi Epsilon. Pledge activities included a UNICEF drive and a booth for Dimes Day. 
The year was filled with social functions: dessert parties and matches with other Greek groups, a pledge-active skating party, a picnic at Pease Park, a winter houseparty, and a spring formal. Members also went on two retreats and had teams in intramural contests. 
AEPhi Nancy Strauss was secretary of the Stu­dents' Association. 
Officers were Alden Heidi Glasser, presi­dent; Dinah Schnitzer, vice-president; Be1sy Maur­ice Bergman, pledge trainer; Glenna Rae Raffkind, recording secretary; Linda Jean Birnbaum, corres­ponding secretary; and Linda Ann Gottesman, treasurer. Housemother was·Mrs. Dorothy Mayes. 


AEPhi actives and pledges wander
l Koplon A Ko11fmon S Keuler S. Kirschner M. Koen G. Katin K. Krokower 
morning Valentine's Day breakfast. 


J. Krivchor I. Lauterbach S. Leeds A. Levey N. Levin P. Levine M. Levison H. Levy R. Luskey E. lutermon L. Maleh D. Maltz 





D. Schonberger C. Schraub J. Schwartz P. Schwarz. B. Scrinopskie L. Scrinopslde P. Shafer 

H. Snetman M. Sobel K. Sokolof M. Sondock S. Stern R. Storthz N. Strauss 
N. Susman S. Swesn ik P. E. Topper P. J. Topper L. Unger S. Waldman P. Weisman 

L. Wexler M. Wilansky S. Wulfe J. Yellin J. Young A. Zellner 
331 

332 


K. Taylor S. Ve iluva A. Vogely H. Walker 
Throughout the school year, Alpha Gamma Delta members were active in the Austin com­munity helping a grade-school class of underpriv­ileged children and adopting a family for Christ­mas. The year's activities included a Dads' Day luncheon, fall and spring retreats, a casual at Griffin's Party Barn, a formal at the Commodore Perry Hotel, founder's day, a Christmas date din­ner, and a spring achievement dinner. Alpha Gam's also participated in the Aggie Sign Contest and Dimes Day. 
Members active on campus were Benita F. Wilson, Communication Council, and Jackie Ann Cole, Union Coordinating Board. 
Officers were Elizabeth DeWitt Peebles, pres­ident; Deanna Dippel, first vice-president; Pen­elope Ann Reed, second vice-president; Martha Ankele, recording secretary; Helen Walker, cor­responding secretary; Helen Ann Pettit, treasurer; and Leta Ladean Haines, rush chairman. Mrs. Velma Storms served as housemother. 
B. W ilson l. Wyatt 
,pitlt· 
M. AIHonder G. Boker l. Caldwell 

C. Clcmly 0 . Horris W. Johnson 

M. Kennedy R. Mackson A. McCloud 
Cutting the cake and serving punch kept two actives busy. 


Alpha Kappa Alpha 
Service was the main focus of Alpha Kappa Alpha this year. In keeping with the theme of the "Helping Hand," members hosted a Hallow­een party for the children at Grant Chapel Day Care Center. A Thanksgiving can-can dance was sponsored to benefit an East Austin family. B. Moten C. Pullom R. Souls

Christmas stockings were made for deserv­ing children in Austin. Members contributed to Project Info and several other organizations. In February, Alpha Kappa Alpha made heart bags for an elementary class's Valentine's Day. March was designated as fund-raising month. All activ­

ities of the sorority benefited the Charity Fund. 
Social activities of the year included a smok­ette for freshman women and a get-acquainted party for new students in September. In Decem­ber the group held a semiformal. The annual Spring Ball and Ivy Presentation highlighted April. A weekend retreat was held in May to elect 
officers and present annual reports. 
Y. Scott C. Smith J. Stridtlond 

R. Thomas B. Walker R. Wilk ins 





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Alpha Omicron Pi 

A variety of activities highlighted the year for members of Alpha Omicron Pi. Socials included a Christmas semiformal, a Dads' Day reception, and the spring Rose Ball. 
AOPi pledges planned a party with the Delta Sigma Phi's for orphans at the Settlement Home. The pledges also sold pralines on Dimes Day. The who~e chapter did volunteer work for the Arthri· tis Foundation. AOPi's also had fall and spring 
retreats, took part in Sing-Song, and held a Founder's Day banquet. 
Officers were Susan Jo Langridge, president; Beth Anne Barnes, vice-president; Bettie S. Wat­ford, recording secretary; Virginia Anne Banks, corresponding secretary; and Mary Joyce Gau­treau, treasurer. Mrs . Phoebe Cox was the Alpha Omicron Pi housemother. 

E. King M. Langridge S. Langridge A. lewis V. limpus S. Lippman M. lord S. May E. Mayer V. McKitrick 



l. 
Moriarty M. NarOnjo K. Osborn C. Plueckhahn 

A. 
Seay K. Shupe C. Spring 







D. Stanley A. Swenson B. Watford C. Yndo 


Alpha Phi 
Alpha Phi and alumnae hoped to start an annual tradition this year with their first charit­able style show in February. Proceeds from the show were given to St. David's Hospital in Austin for cardiac aid, the sorority's philanthropy. 
While initiating a tradition, Alpha Phi's hon­ored older customs such as a pledge retreat at the Figi lake house, a tree-trimming party for Christmas, a Dads' Day luncheon, a casual party in the fall at Griffin's party barn, a spring casual at BRW party barn, a Round-Up brunch, and a spring formal. 
Alpha Phi member Joy Kristine Stapp was the 1970 Cactus editor. 
A new pledge program called "Continuum" was followed to give the pledges a greater in­sight to the operation of the sorority and its history. 
Officers for the year were Lee Roberts, pres­ident; Virginia Joyce Gustafson, first vice-presi­dent; Martha Ann Rainey, second vice-president; Beverly Ann Eads, third vice-president; Margaret 
E. Griffin, recording secretary; Janet Faye Peters, corresponding secretary; and Beverly Ann Man­roe, quarterly correspondent. Mrs. Eloise Erwin served as housemother. 


8. Eod• N. Engle K. Gorge• G. Gregg M. Griffin V. Gustafson 

M. Hejl S. Hollo P. Holli ngsworth M. Holm H. Holing S. Jarrell 




C Lansdowne l Leth B MocPherson M. Molin 8. Monroe 
p ""'"'' 

K. A. Anderson K. L. Anderson C. Andrews C. Boehman 


l. Bailey B. Behne B. Beu B. Beyet 


M. Coward K. Cu lbertson 


B. Hoock 0 . Hoock M. Holl S. Hearne 
B. Kilgore N. Kipp S. Karp M. Kri er 
P. Moul•by 


M. Powell M. Reed M. Rob~fls
S. Peter J. Pierce A. Ponton B. Powell
N. Norton J. Peek 

S. Robinson 


N. Shelton 


B. Stell P. Stra in D. Swope 



J. Thompson 

I, 
M. A. Tudor S. Tudor 

A. Van Eck l. Warren J. Watk ins l. Will iams 

M. Wilson 
Alpha Phi model pauses on the runway at the chapter's style show benefiting cardiac aid, held at the Texas Women's Club. 

Alpha Xi Delta 


A. Adams M. Albers M. Ajello W. Anderson 


C. Briggs I. Brown 



S. Bryon J. Calk 

S. Cotes K. Chamberlain 




S. 
Ooedyns J. Dorr 

Alpha Xi Delta voices ring out clear in song at the big sister-little sister Christmas party. 
340 



M. Doyle D. Duke L. Dure B. Edwards R. Fleshman D. French J. Gil lelte S. Glasgow G. Godfrey S. Goforth H. Graham 




l. lequeux G. Margrave K. Martin S. Motthiessen G. McElwroth A. McKown J. Miller J. Milligan l. Morgon K. N icholson E. Ozmun 





C. Wolker N. Wordell N. Weaver J. Whatley M. Wh 1To 

S. Ratliff G. Reed A. Reynolds J. Roberts S. Roberts N . Sonders 
Alpha Xi Delta welcomed its new pledges 
with a fall pledge-active picnic and an October 
retreat in Wimberly. The sorority had a Halloween 
party for the children at the Austin State School, 
and a big sister-little sister Christmas party. 
Fathers were honored at the annual Dads' Day 
brunch, and the chapter's enthusiasm and sign­
making talent won it honorable mention in the 
Cowboy spirit contest. Social activities included 
a Christmas tree-trimming party and the Rose 
Formal. 
Alpha Xi Delta Diane Wood was chairman of 
the Texas Union Coffee House Committee. 
The officers for the year were Melissa G. 
Sledge, president; Eleanor Bethel Ozmun, vice· 
president; Mary A. Doyle, recording secretary; 
Betty Jean Lamp, pledge trainer; and Constance 
Ann Howarth, treasurer. Housemother was Mrs. 
Mabel Greenwood. 


C. Culwell S. Cunningham l. Denison l. Eckhardt 0 . EIViall K. Elliott G. Erickson B. Flournoy l. Fontenot J. Fosdick 8. Foster 8. Gerber 
342 


Chi Omega 
Chi Omega members participated in many 
activities on campus this year. The Chi O's won 
all events except one on Sigma Chi Derby Day, 
and Chi Omega Diane M. Woolsey was crowned 
Miss Derby Day. The Chi O's also won the Derby 

i,.I Day sign contest. In intramurals, the "Hoots" won J. Gieseclte S. Gilmoro G. Goodson J. Hoberlie l. Hanks S. Hartel all events in swimming, setting three new records and tying one. 
In the fall, a retreat was held at Friday 
Mountain Ranch and a Halloween party was given 
by the pledges for chapter members and their 
dates. Later came a "Fratty Friends" party, a des­
sert party with the Alpha Epsilon Delta frater­
nity, a Dads' Day brunch and skit, and a Round-Up 
brunch. An Easter party was given at the Austin 
State Hospital, and an initiation banquet was 
held at The Barn restaurant. 

Rosemary Hibler, a Chi 0, was sweetheart se­
D. Hyde J. Jenkins K. Keolhofer G. Kinard A. Kincheloe A. Kirk
lection chairman of Round-Up. 
Officers for the year were Faye Annette Rife, 
presid.ent; Frances Kathryn Cain, vice-president; 
Pamela Susan Cain, secretary; Sonja Bernice Boh­
man, treasurer; and Cynthia Anne White, pledge 

trainer. 

R. Mann R. Ma r>hall S. McAnally N. McCoy P. McGuyer L. Mehr S. Meyer B. Miller M. Md ler C. Morgon C. Morris B. Murph 





S. Robinson P. Ruby C. Sounders J. Scruggs S. Simpson L. Smit~ L. Snokord C. Speers K. Stephenson S. Tolley C. Taylor l. Taylar 


K. Terry S. Terry F. Thomas M. Thomas A. Tillinghast P. Tottenham A. Trojock P. Word A. Whitworth l. W ilso n P. Woad 0. Woolsey 
'", . ..... ... 




B. Blasi D. Boone C. Coldwell P. Coldwell l. Corl K. Casstevens 
K. Clewis C. Connell F. Conner M. Cook P. Croft 




K. Crockett J. Curtis C. Davis C. Dilworth D. Dilworth D. Dore C. Drew C. Dryden A. EIHs C. EIHs 8. Evans 




Tri Delta decked the house with streamers and donned costumes for rush skits for second period. 
344 




L. Hinkle T. Holland M. Hooker E. Horton E. Hudson L. Hutchison 

P. Jones S. Kemp L. Kennedy I(. Knight M. Kubecka M. Kuykendoll 
.. 


C. Lawson J. Levering P. Mochel! F. Marshall 8. Martin J. Moyer 



L. McDonald 8. McFarland I'. McGlasson M. McKenzie S. Mehos K. Merritt 
M. Miller J. Moore L. Neblett M. Nelson J. Nelson N. Northington 
8. Odem l. Parkinson J. Peckenpaugh S. Pennington P. Pierce P. Plott 
Delta Delta Delta 
Combining friendship, fun, and charity, Delta 
Delta Delta teamed with Kappa Alpha Theta to 
make Halloween decorations for underprivileged 
children. The Tri Delts also made trick-or-treat 
bags, filled them with candy, and took them to 
the Austin State School. A $350 scholarship spon­
sored by Delta Delta Delta was presented to a 
University student this year. 
Members hosted a dessert party for the Texas Cowboys and a Sunday afternoon picnic for the Silver Spurs. The group invited faculty and student leaders to a V.l.P. dinner in the spring. Other Tri Delt activities included a weekend re­treat in Wimberly, Founder's Day banquet, big and little sis Christmas party, spring formal, and Pansy Breakfast. Tri Delta members participated with Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity in Sing-Song. 
Tri Deltas outstanding on campus were Kathy Anne Shaw, varsity cheerleader; and Patricia Kay Stringer, 1970 Cotton Bowl Queen. 
Officers were Bonnie Blue Graves, president; Susan Ray, executive vice-president; Patricia Kay Stringer, activities vice-president; Laura Kathleen Powell, pledge trainer; Melissa McKenzie, chap­lain; ,Kathleen Clewis, rush captain; and Nancy Graham, treasurer. Mrs. H. C. Booth was Tri Delts' 
housemother. 


l. Powell B. Price K. Price l. Prior R. Putney M. Queen 


p. Stringer S. Swan H. Tinnerman T. Triece J. Urbanic 


M. Vilcoq C. Wolker G . Wollan A. Wa tson S. Welch K. Welder L. Wheeler l. W illiams S. Willis J. Winniford M. Workman S. Wright M. Hommel K. House M. House A. Howard C. Hulsey N. Jones 




K. loureo M. lindet J. long 0 . Loras M. Madsen D. Morsholl 



J Philquist 0. Rosenberger N. Rundquist C. Scherz B. Schmuck J. Schofield 
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Delta Phi Epsilon 
H. Borob A. Barasch Cr Baum J . aerger I\ , DIOH 



H. Burllschell M. Cohen N. Cowen G . Donburg K. Oanburg B. Oemorotsky M. Denn 0 . Epstein l. Fenster C. Fronk 


I. Freed S. freed l. Fuerst K. Gladstone 

J. Hiesiger R. Hoffman M. Hoppenslein G. Kaplan 

J. Kaplan F. Kost 0 . Krute l. Kuper 

l. los;k R. Lazarus l. Leshin 0 . Levin 

8. Levine J. Levine S. levy l. liebenson 


C. Moniloff 
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The party ovPrflowed to the front steps al a match with Delta Sigma Phi. 

J. Oshman l. Poul C. Pfeiffer l. Pulman 

B. Redman 

8. Robinson l. Ro•enleld 


B. Sherman G . Simon S. Speer 
J. Testa M. Trodl ier C. Wasserman 

0. Weiner S. Weiner A. Weingarten l. Yonaclc K. Zainfeld 
The girls of Delta Phi Epsilon greeted the 1969-70 term in their newly-remodeled home by hostessing an open house. The calendar for fall was filled with social and service projects in­cluding dessert parties, match parties, pledge­active games, a barbeque for graduate students, a community service project, the annual fall house party, a series of talks and a dinner with various University professors, and a Christmas party for Head Start children. The spring semester was highlighted by more faculty speakers, the spring formal, Sing-Song, money-raising for the Cystic Fibrosis fund, and the annual retreat. 
D Phi E provided outstandin~ campus leaders, such as Sandy Rosenfield, Campus Chest co-chair­man; Helene Barab, Panhellenic president; and Donna Krube, Dimes Day co-chairman. 
Chapter officers are Miriam L. Cohen, presi­dent; Marsha Hoppenstein, vice-president; Nancee 
B. Gorenstein, rush captain; Charlotte Goldberg, pledge trainer; Joyce L. Hiesiger, treasurer; Nancy 
A. Cowen, recording secretary; and Rowena Blatt, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Doris Tate served as the housemother. 


N. Allmon G. Anderson C. Anderson P. Anderson G. Arnold
Delta Zeta 
Involved in all phases of campus life, Delta Zeta participated in Sigma Chi Derby Day, made donations to the University Speech and Hearing Cl inic, and sponsored a Christmas-decorating party for children from Austin State School. DZ's also hosted a reception for the freshman football team and a dessert party for their favorite pro­fessors. Social functions included a dinner for the Cowboys, the Christmas casual at B.R.W. Party Barn, and the traditional spring Rose Formal. 
leaders on campus included Linda L. Hase, Student Assembly and Education Council. Officers were Sandra l. Wicker, president; 

N. Blackburn• C. Bobo C. Bodemuller J. Boswell C. Brannon
Linda Lowrance, rush chairman; Dayle Bebee, pledge trainer; Dianne l. Fausset, recording sec­reta ry; Lynn Johnston, corresponding secretary; and Kaye I. Cai r, treasurer. Mrs. Margaret Dry served as housemother. 

A. Brown M. Brown M. Butler P. Calloway K. Carr 



I(. Car ter N. Cotham M. Deon 8. Drinkwater L. Dugat J. Duncan 0 . Fausset J. Fon teno S. Fraser 0 . Fry L. Fugate S. Gordner S. Glover 

S. Gordon N. Grant G. Green l. Gustavsen C. Hansen l. Haie S. Hicks K. H;lgers P. Hobbs J. Holter S. Howard J. Humphrey N. Humphrey 

P. Jackson J. Jovurek M. Johnson E. Johnston Lisa Johnston L. Johnston C. Kamas J. Kirkpa trick V. Kivlin C. Kroll K. Lambert P. Less;g J. Lloyd 


C. Long l. Lowrance K. Lynch P. Mojdo• N. Madero M. Mogureon S. McCausland 0 . McEvroy M. Munneh M. Murphy R. Nunnally 0. Olson 


G . Rose 


S. Stoerner L. Swisher l. Teichelman T. Thomas
B. Terry 

K. W ilkerson J. W illis P. Worrell N. Wronitzlty C. Youngblood 


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R. Adams S. Alford S. Alles 0 . Armstrong l. Avant 


\ 
C. Bettge M. Blair K. Bowman N. Brett E. Brightwell 

A. Brook ing A. Burnett C. Canada L. Culver S Davis 

G. Denson P. Deter J. Dubow J. Duncan 

V. Ellis M. Gagliana D. Gandy C. Guild 
Gamma Phi Beta 

Gamma Phi Betas won several honors this 
year in their adivities. They are to host the na­
tional convention to be held this summer in Dallas. 
Gamma Phi's won second place in the Sigma Chi 
Derby Day contest. Traditional functions included · 
a fall retreat ·at Wimberly, a Dads' Day dinner at 
the house, and a winter formal at the Villa Capri. 
Outstanding members on campus included Melinda Jeanne Murphy on the Dean's Education Council and Majorie Marie Poole on the Texas Union Coordinating Board. 
Officers for the year were Bette Jean Yant, president; Edith Ann Wiggins, vice-president; Jenny Kay Robinson, pledge trainer; Frances Ann 
Rea, membership; Sherlyn Dale Roach, treasurer; Norma Jeanne Sandberg, scholarship; Rebecca Sue West, social chairman; Melissa Dethlefsen, standards chairman; Deborah Ann Armstrong, corresponding secretary; and Helen Jean Harvey, 1recording secretary. 

E. Hagood L. Hohn M. Hancock S. Hansen 

P. Horris J. Harvey B. Haun M. Hawthorne 

N . Heins A. Hollingsworth 0 . Hulme M. Ince 

M. Ince J. Jacobson B. Kelton D. Kilpatrick Gamma Phi Betas gathered around episode in their favorite soap opera. 



K. K;ng G. legelt K. Leitner C. Lovett P. Marshall R. Martin C. Maxwell 

/. McDonald B. McDowell E. Meeker N. Mims M. Morgan M. Mulvaney M. Murphy R. Nowell M. Nugent C. Ogle D. Olsen 

J. Ortloff K. Oshlo P. Parrish M. Poole R. Popejoy J. Post F. Rea M. Rizer S. Roach J. Robinson D. Ruhland 


S. Rundle Nancy Sandberg Norma Sandberg S. Schumann C. Schwemtr S. Shannon l . Shelton K. Shepherd P. s;mpson C. Skelley C. Sparks 


C. Thompson C. Tidwell 0 . Turner 


P: Turner P. Von Eenenoam A. Veit 


B. West T. Whitaker E. W;ggin1 


S. W;IHoms T. W;llioms C. Wolfe 

C. Wyl;e B. Yant D. Zapp 
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V. Corbett K. Crowell 0 . Ooyton M. Deon ). Deford M. Denmon C. Duffield F. Dunlap S. Ellis D. Embry B. £scolt .\ 

T Flown R. Ford J. Fronk S. Fulbright K. Fulton C. Go ines M. Garrett S. Goolsby A. Gordon D. Griffith F. Hale 
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Kappa Alpha Theta 
K. Hall L. Hansen D. Hathaway M. Healy 




D. Halotik S. Howord S. Hurst A. Johnson 0. Johnson J. Johnston E. Jones S. Jones M. Koino C. Kerr M. La nier 



M. Larsh G. Lehrer J. lewis l. Majors J. Mathis P. Mayo l. Meadows J. Meek L. Meyer M. Morgon S. Munson 





"l. Murphy F. Nelson S. Nesbitt M. Oldham l. Ostertholer P. Paddock T. Reaves M. Redfearn T. Robertson C. Re mic k S. Scott 
This year was Kappa Alpha Theta's centen­nial year as a sorority. In honor of this, the Theta chapter at the University undertook several proj­ects in service to the community and to individual groups and persons. Among activities was the refurnishing of a Girl and Boy Scout hut for the Ebenezer Baptist Church. On Halloween the Thetas made pumpkins for orphans with the Delta Delta Delta sorority. 

The pledge class participated in Dimes Day with Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, worked to raise enough money to send one of their pledge sisters to the national Kappa Alpha Theta centen­nial convention, and helped to raise money for Phi Delta Theta's bonfire for the A&M football pep rally. 

As a special project, girls living in the chap­ter house gave the house employees' children a Christmas party. The Thetas made all the stock­ings and gifts. Social events included a Dads' Day luncheon, a Christmas dinner party, and a springtime supper. 
Chapter officers were Mary Ethel Kaine, president; Gwen Elaine Larsh, first vice-president; Judy Kay Simpson, second vice-president; Mary Mildred Morgan, treasurer; and Virginia Gail Wommack, rush chairman. Mrs. Drucilla Whiting was the Thetas' housemother. 
., 







Kappa Kappa Gamma celebrated its 1OOth anniversary with a Founder's Day banquet at the Austin Woman's Club. 
Other chapter activities included the tradi­tional Dads' Day Mexican supper, a chapter re­treat, fratty friends, a Christmas party, Monmouth Duo with Pi Beta Phi sorority, a barbecue, a junior­senior picnic, Sing-Song, and intramurals. In honor of its centennial year, the chapter established a scholarship for a graduate or undergraduate wo­man studying in the field of rehabilitation. Kappa pledges joined with Phi Delta Theta fraternity in Dimes Day activities. 
Melissa Craig, a Kappa, was chairman of the Fine Arts Committee. 
Leading the sorority were Dorothy Amerman, president; Jenny L. Ferguson, first vice-president; Mille L. Colville, second vice-president; Harriet Hahn, treasurer; French Ann Pruitt, social chair­man; and Peggy L. Evans, pledge chairman. Mrs. Dorothy Smith was the housemother. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma 



l. 
Arnell N. Baggett S. Bandy S. Bebb J. Beery 

S. 
Belew M. M. Bigger M. A. Bigger M. Blanchette M. Bowman 

M. 
Brown S. Bullington K. Bynum C. Campbell D. Coke 






M. Cra ig A. Cra in K. Crockett P. Da vidson 0 . Dodson R. Dunaway T. Edwards J. Ellsworth P. Evans N. Eversole 

0 . French M. Gentry l . Gose 8. Grammer M. Grundy E. Haggard M. Hallahan B. Hann A. Hardie E. Hardie 

J, Horgi1 l . Hedrick V. Hester K. Hill K. Hoover J. Jenkins C. Jardon J. Kauffmann M. Kinnon K. Kalb • 


M. lowdan l Lucas 0 . Ma jon M. McCallum J. Mci ntire 


l. McNutt B. Mendell 0 . Merritt M. Merritt V. Michaelis 




M. l. M;ller M. Miller S. Morton M. Neill B. Nickell M. Polton V. Pierce P. Price 

G. Priddy C. Pridgen N. Rother S. Roy S. Reeder I. Reynolds M. Roberts D. Russell 



R. Russell M. Sonders S. Schuhmacher J. Shappell C. Shook R. Shytles C. Smith U. Smith 









D. Wandel W . W ithers Kappas welcomed rushees into their home for another hour of getting acquainted. 
357 


Pi Phi pledges are sold to the highest-bidding fraternity in the Campus Chest auction of sorority ·pledge classei. 

A. Adams M. Altgelt E. Anderson l. Arnold M. Atwood l. Avery C. Bober A. Boker 0 . Boker B. Borton B. Becker B. Blonkenbecklor E. Blanton 

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P. French K. Gandy T. Gardner S. Giles M. Glauser 
Pi Beta Phi 
Participating actively on campus, the Pi Beta Phi's entered Sigma Chi Derby Day, Sing-Song, 
G. Graham P. Grant M. GreenS. Goodwin I. Goss 
and Campus Chest. Pi Phi held its annual Dads' 



Day brunch, Moms' Day luncheon, Christmas party, retreat, and Monmouth Duo. The chapter also hosted its annual Halloween party for orphans and sent funds earned by selling magazine sub­
scriptions to the Settlement School in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Pi Phi Rebecca Anr] Braden was a freshman cheerleader. 
Chapter officers for the year were Julia Spen­cer Tucker, president; Catherine Howell, vice-pres­ident; Bess Heflin Baker, recording secretary; Mar­
C. 	Howell M. Jackson J. Jones tha Gay McDonald, treasurer; Pauline Grant, cor­responding secretary; Vivian Gay Kleiderer, rush captain; Nancy Pittman, social chairman; Elizabeth Holmes, pledge supervisor; and Penelope Mont­gomery, scholarship. Mrs. Martha Dean served as the housemother. 
C. Kinsel C. Krueger A. Kutner 


K. Liedtke B. Lowrey P. Mast 0. Mathews B. Motlhews S. McCarthy S. McDonald K. McGown C. McMahon J. Montgomery P. Montgomery 

. S. Morgon A. Mortimet 8. Novotny M. Oxford J. Passel P. Patton K. Penn N. Perry l . Perryman B. Phelps P. Pitzer 



J. Aaronson l. Alter l. Andell N. Aronoff J. Axelrod H. Becker E. Bierner M. Bloch K. Bodner 

E. Cohn B. Colemon S. Oorfmon E. Fein T. Feldman E. Fisk l. Freed J. Gershner I. Glazer 
B. Goodman R. Halfant H. Hochman S. Hutner H. Jacobs S. Josephs 

S. Klein M. lake E. londau B. lane 0. lopidu' B. Leamon 



B. Mogilow l. Manowilz M. Miller M. Mobell 

l. Muntz J. No1Con S. Nussenblatt V. Polunsky 

8. Rau11n 0 . Reisfeld S. Rosen J. Rosenboch 
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Sigma Delta Tau 
Members of Sigma Delta Tau were active across the campus this year. The chapter partici­pated in Sigma Chi Derby Day, made pep rally spirit signs with Tau Delta Phi fraternity, and co­sponsored a Christmas party at the Austin State School with Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. 
The pledge class, along with Zeta Beta Tau pledges, collected money for UNICEF. Social func­tions included intramurals, retreats, Phi Kappa Psi match, law and graduate tea, Alpha Phi and Delta Delta Delta dessert parties, an annual winter formal, and parents' weekend. 
Ellen Rose Fein served as vice-president of the Texas Union. 
Leading the chapter as officers were Rande Siegel, president; Harriet Hochman, first vice-pres­ident; Donna Lee Reisfeld, second vice-president; Barbara Ellen Leaman, recording secretary; Emily Tess Landau, corresponding secretary; and Alice Carol Satlof, treasurer. Mrs. Helen Bauman served as the housemother. 
BELOW: SDT's enjoyed a game of bridge at the house. 



J. Selevan A. Siegel R. Siegel





S. Vener J. Vogelfong S. Vogelfong 0 . Weiner J. Wizig 

B. G. Zimmerman 8. D. Zimmerman M. Zimmerman 

B. Alexander J. Allison M. S. Allison M. K. Allison B. Ammons J. Ammons D. Bair A. Barclay B. Bates S. Bayliss E. Beasley O. Beavers 
M. Beavers L. Beckworth R. Bills C. Block M. Blackwell R. Blalock 

P. Cheatham J. Ch il ders N. Cleland C. Connery K. Crowford 
S. Ford l. Foreman M. Frost T. Geoccone G. Gilliland K. Greene 
The Zeta Tau Alphas had an active year be­ginning in the fall with a brunch for the Silver Spurs and a barbecue on Dads' Day. The pledges won the Spirit Award at the Rice pep rally and together with the Sigma Phi Epsilon pledge class, won second place in Dimes Day. The Zetas spon­sored a Christmas party for underprivileged chil­dren and an Easter project, while also participating in Sigma Chi Derby Day and Sing-Song. 
Individual recognition included Mary Tom Keller's selection as Outstanding Woman Student by the Dads' Association. Kathleen Dalton Mc­Carty was a varsity cheerleader, and Nancy Susan Cleland was a freshman cheerleader. 
Officers for the year were Velma Lacey Pipkin, president; Jean McClain Smither, vice­president; Nancy Lee Notley, recording secretary; Sally Wellborn Ford, corresponding secretary; and Margo Thames, treasurer. Mrs. Johnnye Ruth Gamel was housemother. 
S. Hunt B. Iborra B. Johnson C. G. Johnson C. J. Johnson 



P. Lyons W. Ma rshall l. Marl in J. Masterson IC . Mathews S. McCarroll 



Zeta Tau Alpha 
M. McCurley S. McMord ie C. McWhorter M. Meyer S. Morgon 

C. Musselman B. Nauwald N. Notley S. O 'Hoir K. Phillips M. Pipkin V. Pipkin E. Prewitt J. Price R. Rabun D. Roll K. Re il ly 




J. Richards D. Rundell A. Sanders S. Shel ton M. Sheridon P. Simpson P. Sitton L. Sm ith 
J. Smither S. Sparenberg 8. Standefer S. Stover 

K. Thornberry C. Waldrip M. Wallis 





B. Yates K. Zunker 
Barbara Alexander gets caught up in the excite­ment of the Zetas Christ­mas party for underpriv­ileged children. 

Acacia 
Completing its 53rd year at the UniversitY, the Texas chapter of Acacia ranked second in the University's intramural sports program and eighth in fraternity scholastic standing. Working with Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, Acacia won the Cowboy Spirit Award at the Rice pep rally. During Campus Chest week the Acacia and Delta Delta Delta 
pledge classes sold gingerbread for Dimes Day. Among the social events of the fraternity were the traditional Black and Gold formal, matches, and festivities at Halloween, Christmas, and Round-Up. 
Members active on campus were Terry T. Angevine, head varsity cheerleader, and Robert L. Oliver, chairman of Texas Today and Tomorrow. 
Officers for this year were John C. Wooley, president; Donald R. Cockerham, vice-president; Robert L. Oliver, secretary; Sterling Craig Corne­lius, social chairman; Robert T. Maberry, pledge trainer; and Victor Cockerham, rush chairman. Housemother was Mrs. Ela Ragland. 



J. Condry S. Cornelius R. Cotton H. Craig 

H. Day 


T. Orobysld 0 . Ounloo 



ACACIA ORDER OF DELPHI: FRONT ROW: Bonnie Graves, Kate Thorn­berry, Ginger Langholz, Cynthia Wendland, Paula Fisher, Lyn Nuding. SECOND ROW: Debbi Morgan, Susan Ellis, Alice Binder, Carol Hawke, Bartlett Norton, Karen Knight, Kathy Elliott, Kay Douglas, Betty Lamp, Susan Bridges. 












B. Thornton J. Tiner 8. Tipto n R. Walker 
J. Warrick P. Walson R. Weldon J. White J. Woad J. Wooley l. Aaronson D. Aronohky 




E. Davis M. Eichner G. Friedman Fall rush found Alpha Epsilon Pi getting acquainted with rushees. 




Alpha Epsilon Pi 



T. Rice J. Robinson M. Roffmon M. Rosenfield 
Active in campus activities, Alpha Epsilon Pi had members in the House of Delegates, Student Assembly, and Model United Nations. Thomas Rice, an AEPi, served as Arts and Sciences Coun­cil President. 
Founded on the University campus in 1939, the Gamma Deuteron chapter had the second highest grade point average of all social frater­nities at the University. 
The members held their annual Viking Party and other socials. During the Christmas season the fraternity gave a party for mentally retarded children. 
Officers for the year were Arnold Pollon, pres­ident; Lawerence Michael Cohen, vice-president; Machelle Mayer Seibel, secretary; Adrian Michael Shapiro, treasurer; Jerrold Alan Schwartz, social chairman; David P. Solovey, rush captain. 
AEPi's leisurely spent afternoons watching television. 

Alpha Kappa Lambda 


LITTLE SISTERS OF THE SETTING SUN: Donna Coates, 
Kathy Walker, Marcia Seely, Margaret lanson, Cappy Pf 


Alpha Kappa Lambda, founded in 1967, moved into its first fraternity house this year. It also chartered a little sister group, the Little Sisters of the Setting Sun. 
Although AKL is primarily a social fraternit~1 , members gave several parties for underprivileged school children and entertained mentally retarded children. 
The Alpha Kappa Lambdas rated high in in­tramural competition. Generating spirit, they en­tered the football pep rally contests with several sororities. AKL also participated in Round-Up Week activities. 
AKL parties this year included the fraternity's two annual parties, the Christmas formal at which Suanne Quick was crowned sweetheart, and the spring Yellow Rose Ball. 
Officers for the year were Stanley Albert Spaeth, president; Charles Michael Stone, vice­president; Daniel C. Pitts, secretary; Sam Jeffrey Cardwell, treasurer; Jerry Franklin Graves, stew­ard; Sammy D. Garrett, house manager; and W. Matthew Heaton, social chairman. 
S. Spaeth J. Starkey C. Stone W. Ward 

Alpha Phi Alpha 
Alpha Phi Alpha members participated in com­munity projects and campus organizations dur­ing the year. 
Social events included the annual smoker in 
the fall and the formal Alpha Ball in the spring. 
Since its foundation at Cornell University in 
1906, Alpha Phi Alpha has attained a position of 
prominence among Greek organizations. Distin­
guished members include Supreme Court Justice 
Thurgood Marshall, Senator Edward Brooke, Whit­
ney Young, A. Phillip Randolph, and the late Rev. 
Dr. Martin Luther King. 
The fraternity's officers this year were Patro­
sky Thomas, president; William Lincoln Lyons, 
vice-president; Larry Newman, executive secre­
tary; Columbus E. Coleman Jr., comptroller; and 
Roy L. Johnson II, dean of pledges. 
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l. Alexander C. Colemon F. Gordner W. Lyons 

L. Newman 
l. Noble P. Thomas H. Willioms 

Sweetheart for Alpha Phi Alpha was Alice McCloud. Brothers of the Phi gathered for an informal group picture. 





APA's enjoyed games. 

Alpha Tau Omega 

Active in community service, Alpha Tau Omega sponsored a football team, the ATO Oilers, and a baseball team for underprivileged children in East Austin. The ATO Oilers won first place in the city Little League. Other community service projects included painting rooms at the Texas School for the Blind and Christmas caroling at the Travis State School. 
On campus the Gamma Eta chapter was well represented ·in Cowboys, Silver Spurs, and Posse. Christopher Wilson, an ATO, served as president of Cowboys. 
Alpha Tau Omega members participated in campus activities including Dimes Day, in which the Alpha Chi Omega pledge class was bought 
by the ATO's; the Aggie Sign Contest, and the Round-Up parade. In intramurals Alpha Tau Omega won the mullet division championship. 
Social events included the Black and White formal, the May party, and a Hell's Angels theme party. 
ATO officers for the year were Jack G. Wise, worthy master; Michael Lynn Gaus, worthy chap­lain; Horace G. Nebeker, worthy scribe; David Austin Hill, worthy sentinel; and Stephen Charles Peery, worthy treasurer. 




C. Cox H. Crockett R. D'Ambrogi P. Davis T. Davis 
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE MALTESE CROSS: FRONT ROW: Kathy Brandt, Charlene Lewis, Mona Black, Judy Pearson, Susan Kincheloe. SECOND ROW: Angie Ellis, Diana Dilworth, Marsha Davies, Patti Platt, Jan Page, Chris Cox, Ursula Smith, Ann Baker, Becky Rotholz, Carol Conner. 


G. Smith J. Smith 0 . Stewart M. Sweeney C. Taylor J. Taylor T. Temple G. Thomas· W. Walker E. Wendler 
ATO's and dales dance lo the music al a Hell's Angels theme party al !he house. 



A Williams C. Wilson R. W ilson W. Winters G. Withers S. Zachariah 
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Beta Theta Pi 
For service projects this year, Beta Theta Pi brought mentally retarded children to the chap­ter house for a Christmas party and continued its annual project of cleaning a cemetery in East 
Austin. 
The Betas were active socially, too, holding a Pearl Harbor party, a Virgin Island party, and formals at Christmas and in the spring. 
This was Beta Omicron's 84th year at the University. The chapter won league titles in foot­ball and golf intramurals, and several members were on the Longhorn football team. 
Betas were active in campus politics and com­mittees. Members also were represented in many other social and service organizations. 
Beta Theta Pi officers for 1969-70 were John 
Parker Nelson, president; William Henry Locke, vice-president; Dan Alexander English 111, treas­urer; Emmanuel Thomas Ballases, pledge trainer; and Mac Norwin Churchill, social chairman. 



J. Evo ni; A. f locho 

DAUGHTERS OF THE DIAMOND: FRONT ROW: Alinda Hill, Pat Dougherty, Susan Spears, Nancy Stafford, Michelle Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dede McClain, Linda Martin, Camille Glauser, Katherine Yantis, J ill Levering, Jeanie Hargis, Carla Gray. THIRD ROW: Kathy Shaw, Debbie Bain, Julie Richards, Debby Fertitta, Eddy Fladger, Mary Beth Watson, Patrice Jones, Patsy Pierce, Laura Lee Mehr. 
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J. Locy C. lee W. Lee 0. Littlepage . W . Locke . 0 . Markland M. Mottor R. McBee J. McEn;ry M. McNe;I 
T. Morgon l. Morrison T. Murray J. Nelson L. Ochse W. Ochse C. Porlcer 

R. Royal E. Sebring J. Swantner T. Sweeney R. Todd T. Tucker T. Welsh B. Wilkinson H. W;ils 
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SWEETHEARTS OF THE CHAKETT: FRONT ROW: Suzanne Gould, Elizabeth Schultz, Donna Klenk. SECOND ROW: Jeannette Penn, Peggi Mclean, Jane Kohutek, Margaret Shepherd, Lynn Edwards, Dayle Witherspoon. THIRD ROW: Judith Palmer, Julia Wells, Cheryl McDowell, Sue Bluethman, Susan Neukom, Barbara Crawford, Diane Johnson, Ann Pettit. 
Chi Phi 







like most Chi Phi's, these men enjoyed a game of cards. K. Martin M. McConn P. McGu ire Frisbee, a year 'round sport, was a particular favorite of Chi Phi. 













W. Walts F. Wells J. Worley 
Starting the year off with a trophy, Chi Phi's placed second in class A intramural football . Members also participated in the House of Dele­gates, Campus Chest, arid the Aggie Sign Contest. The chapter held its annual weekend retreat, and members challenged one another to a pledge­active football game. 
During the Baylor football weekend, the Chi Phi's hosted a Dads' Day luncheon and a Chi Phi Mothers' Club coffee. Later in the year a reception was given for Walter Cronkite, an alumnus of the chapter. 
Christmas activities included a semiformal and an eggnog party held with the little sister organization. A Christmas party was given for underprivileged children. Two other seasonal par­ties, at Halloween and Easter, also were given for the children. The highlight of the spring semester was the spring formal where Peggy Mclean was crowned sweetheart. 
Chi Phi had a successful year under the lead­ership of officers Keith Douglas Martin, president; Fredric Lawrence Twomey, vice-president; Clayton Jay Frink, recording secretary; Timothy Arthur Noyes, corresponding secretary; Thomas Edward Tumlinson, treasurer; and Douglas Glen May, ser­geant-at-arms. Housemother was Miss Jane Hall. 

Delta Chi 


Helping underprivileged children in the Aus­tin area, Delta Chi presented a bond to the Pan American League to help finance its football program. 
The local chapter of Delta Chi participated in several intramural sports this year. Among these were bowling, badminton, handball, volleyball, and wrestling. 
Delta Chi's fall social season included the an­
nual Ski Lodge party, the Christmas Ball, film parties, and aftergame get-togethers. The spring socials which highlighted the year were the 
Round-Up party and a banquet at The Barn. 
Fall officers were Robert Dwain Blakley, president; Randall Edward Rowan, vice-president; William Mike Johnson, recording secretary; Karl Bonawit Putnam, treasurer; and Edward Anthony Kaufman, corresponding secretary. 
In the spring semester leadership was fur­nished by William Mike Johnson, president; Ed­ward Anthony Kaufman, vice-president; Jerome Thomas Blakley, recording secretary; Karl Bona­wit Putnam, treasurer; and Randall Edward Rowan, corresponding secretary. 
Gelling ready to set sail, men of Delta Chi were looking forward lo spending a day on lake Austin with their dates. 1 dllll-The Delta Chi's returned to shore after an enjoyable afternoon. P. Boyd J. Brown J. Bryson E. Burko The men of Delta Kappa Eps ilon worked together lo mail out their rush material. 





Delta Kappa Epsilon 

A banquet in May honoring astronaut Alan Bean, a UT Deke alumnus, climaxed Delta Kappa Epsilon's year. Many alumni returned to the Uni­versity to honor the first native Texan to walk on the moon. 
The fraternity placed first in University swim­ming intramurals for the third straight year, and sponsored a baseball team for underprivileged children. 
Social events of the year included parties at homecoming and Round-Up and the annual Swamp party and Toga party. Members also were active in campus activities. 
As a national fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon was founded at Yale University in 1844. The Uni­versity chapter was founded in 1913. 
Officers for the year were Joseph L. Hargrove Jr., president; Gary Allen Ashford, vice-president; Buckner Duncan Roane, secretary; and Robert Emmett Morse, rush captain. 

Delta ·sigma Phi 
Returning to the campus this year, Eta chap­ter of Delta Sigma Phi participated in a well­rounded schedule of activities. 
The Delta Sigs moved into their house at 1906 Rio Grande in early fall in time for rush activities. 
Originally organized at the University in 1907, Delta Sigma Phi held a formal installation this year of the chapter on the Austin campus. 
Members took part in intramurals, the Aggie Sign Contest, Round-Up activities and various campus organizations. Eta's social events included the Sphinx Ball, Sailor's Ball, and the annual spring formal. 
Officers for the year were Patrick George Hill, president; William Victor White, vice-presi­dent; Bryan Dickard Chenault, treasurer; Frank Henry Wagner Jr., secretary; and Stephen Wil· liam Cook, pledgemaster. 

W. Bloir R. Coley B. Chenault 
J. Christian S. Cook R. Copelond 

P. Hill R. Horne T. Howard 





S. Hultman R. Kumerlield 



Delta Sigma Phi's gathered at their house, 1906 Rio Grande, for an informal picture. P. Mullens C. Roimond 
C. Servizio J. Shoughneny l. Snelson 0 . Striegler F. Wagner l. Wildeman 

Delta Tau Delta 
Active in camp~s intramurals, members of Delta Tau Delta finished in the runner-up spot in Class A football and placed third in swimming. The Delts also placed high in Dimes Day competition and won the Best All Around award in the Aggie Sign Contest. 
At the beginning of the spring semester, Delta Tau Delta members moved into their new chapter house at 2801 San Jacinto. 
Robert Christy, a Delt, served as presi­dent of the lnterfraternity Council. Delt Glen 
G. Halsell was a Longhorn tri-captain and was selected to the All-Southwest Conference football team. 
Delta Tau Delta officers this year were Don Newton Walker, president; Scott Bar­nett Smith and Robert Michael · Rutledge, vice-presidents; James Melvin Baird, corre­sponding secretary; Samuel Joseph Miller, recording secretary; Edward Nunnelee Gid­eon, treasurer; and Thomas Bandy McGregor, rush captain. Mrs. Sophia Dneproff served as the housemother. 

J. Ahern J. Alsup 0. Babel J. Baird G. Barber l. Borbles 



R. Christy P. Colo J. Cox J. Crossen J. Deweese P. Dyer 
M. Johnson T. Kozlowski O. Kuy••ndoll 


J. Upshaw l. Waddell 
M. Waddell J. Watson B. Westmoreland P. Wilkins 0 . WIWams J. Wilson R. Yates C. Young 
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Delta Upsilon 

The University's chapter of Delta Upsilon, which was founded in 1949, was led this year by Jay Charles Bobbitt, president; Samuel Douglas Haas, vice-president; James Harvey Elder, secre­tary; Robert Craig Penny, treasurer; and James Carl Hummel, chapter relations. DU housemother was, Mrs. JoAnne Cocks. 
Busy on campus this year in various organi­zations, Delta Upsilon had several leaders in Posse and the House of Delegates. Jerry Hunni­cutt, a DU, was on the Texas Union Board of Directors. 
Delta Upsilon's calendar of events for the year was full. As a community service project, Delta Upsilon and Zeta Tau Alpha sponsored a Christmas party for children from the Austin Day Care Center. The chapter also took part in Sing­Song and finished in the top ten in intramural competition. The annual Prohibition party high­lighted fall social events. The spring semester festivities featured a spring formal, as well as the DU's Swamp party. 


C. Amis 
0 . Bracken 
J. Dunlap 

F. Grossman T. Guyton S. Hoos F. Hamilton M. Harris 







UTILE SISTERS OF THE SEVEN STARS: FRONT ROW: Jackie Grace, Rosie Strong, Peggy Cannaday, Sherry Eldridge, Claudia Permenter, Kay Hum· phrey, Nancy . Humphrey, Lu Love. SECOND ROW: Pat Hubbard, Mona Sands, Sherrie Siegelin, Kay Richards, Creg Hargis, Debi Kingsley, Marilyn Smith, Dee Palmie, JoAnne Currie, Susan Cook. 


.. R. London J. McAl ister P. McNeff R. Morgon 

G . Wortley 

G . Groves T. Griffin T. Gupton C. Hows H. Helland T. Higgi ns M. Hodges H. Hopkins R. Hunt 



Kappa Alpha 
This year Kappa Alpha raised more than $600 for charity through the Miss Campus Chest con­test. The chapter also worked with an East Austin underprivileged children's football team. Old South Week, ending with the traditional Ball, cli­maxed Kappa Alpha's social season. 
Active Kappa Alpha's on campus were Burt 
C. Hooten, an All-American in baseball, and Ben­jamin A. Brooks, chairman of the Shuttle Bus Committee. Robert M. Pittenger served as vice­president of the lnterfraternity Council and Wil­liam R. Francis served as vice-president of the IFC's President's Council. 
Chapter officers included William R. Francis, president; Jeff D. Anderson, vice-president; Rob­ert M. Pittenger, recording secretary; and Dick L. Wade, corresponding secretary. Mrs. T. L. Martin served as housemother. 





T. Storlc R. Stone J. Swopo D. Terwelp G. Thorson 


SOUTHERN BELLES: FRONT ROW: Kay Hill, Luann Argabright, Jyl Giles, Ellen 
Atwood, Susan Kendall. SECOND ROW: Karyn Hughes, Cynthia Brandimarle, 

Suzanne McDonald, Jana Harrington, Newton Hopkins, Mrs. T. L. Martin, Nancy ""' Florer, Dorris Boone, Linda McMahon, Ann Lillard, Virginia Horton. 



SISTER OF THE STAR AND CRESCENT: FRONT ROW: Cathy Cloud, Brooke Blankenbeckler, Mary Neill, Peggy Davis, Margaret Rochs. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Bland, Maggi Kenyon, Nancy Green, Elise Keeney, Susu Scott, Anne Scott, Susan Terry, Karen Jensen, Lisbeth Lewis, Susan Brelsford. THIRD ROW: Meredith Herman, Julia Richards, Elizabeth Bergfeld, Sharon Mallicote, Lucy Foreman, Sarah Gideon, Jennifer Beery, Martha Singletary, Jan Fosdick. 
S. Adger R. Alexander 


J. Allen l. Anderson 



Kappa Sigma was well represented in cam­
pus organizations this year. Among these were 
Student Assembly, Silver Spurs, and Cowboys. 
Several members served in the House of Dele­
gates, representing the fraternity and University 
colleges. 

At the annual Alumni Party the Man of the 
lit Blonlcensh iD C. Cortet R. Couon 
Year award was presented to James Bayless of 
Houston. Kappa Sigs sponsored an Easter Egg 
hunt for underprivileged children. The year's ac­
tivities were climaxed with the colorful Texas In­
dependence Day celebration in which members 
reenacted the revolution. 

Chapter officers during the fall were Wade 
0 . Cheolhom J. Cla rk G. Cox 
Arnold Kilpatrick, grand master; James Nash 
Scott, grand procurator; Harry Dickson Hopson 
Jr., grand treasurer; William Roche Murphy, grand 
scribe; and Johri Howard Rauscher, grand master 
of ceremonies. Elected to serve during the spring 
semester were Robert Irwin Lippincott, grand 
master; David G. Armstrong, grand procurator; 
Wayne Aiken Tenney, grand scribe; and James 
Andrew Ivins, grand master of ceremonies. 

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Kappa Sigma 
J. Gray T. Hermon P. Holl imon H. Hopson 

A. Ivins W. Kilpatrick C. laRuo W. Leo R. Lippincott S. loving J. Lyons J. Mallicote J. Milby 
R. Kent 

W. Mischer J. Moore M. Morse W . Murphy M. Pearce J. Perry R. Price G. RaAsdalo J. Rauscher T. Richards 

R. Richardson T. Rioux: J. Ron J. Sondel W. Sapp T. Schillaci J. Scott M. Scott R. Shepherd L. Singletary 


J. Taylor W. Tenney P. Teien J. Tracy 

R. Tuck R. Umstattd M. Waggoner O. Watkins 

R. Welt f. W illiams W. Wilson T. W imberly 

Kappa Sig's battled with Lambda Chi for control of the ball in intramural basketball R. Worthing M. Zodik competition. 
391 






Lambda Chi Alpha 
Lambda Chi Alpha was active in campus sports this year. Several of the fraternity mem­bers were on the varsity basketball team. In intra­murals, the Lambda Chi's placed first in the fall sports. For the second consecutive year Lambda Chi's won the class A basketball championship. This year they placed five athletes on all-intra­mural teams. 
Lambda Chi Alpha members were active in Sing-Song, and Dimes Day. The Lambda Chi-Zeta Tau Alpha float won first place at the Arkansas football pep rally. 
This year members held a car wash with the proceeds going to muscular dystrophy. During the Christmas holidays they hosted a party for children at the Austin State School. 
'Officers of Lambda Chi Alpha were Benjamin 
J. Campbell, president; Winston Scott Snead, vice­president; Danny Dawson Watts, secretary; Jeff­rey Wayne Stewart, treasurer; Richard N. Merrill, social chairman; and Glen Nelson Sanders, pledge educator. Mrs. Amy C. Jones served as Lambda Chi Alpha housemother. 
W. Doyal C. Earle R. Evans T. Everinghom 
J. Fowler W. Frazer R. Groy G. Grubbs 






S. Hearne 
R. Hibbetts W. Hibbetts T. Hoffman K. Hughes F. Iturbide W. Johnson J. Jones 




Defending intramural basketball champion, lambda Chi Alpha, retained its title. C. Klose W. Lang J. Lenox R. Leyda 
J. Mann W. McGuire R. Merrke 0. Moore W. Morgon 0 . Morris H. Morrow R. Myl ius R. Nordhom 

J. kob1nson W. Robinson D. Schenkkan 8. Schoppe M. Schreiner W. Sheldon W. Snead W. Snow K. Sowards 
J. Storie W. Stewart J. Stinson W . Teeling R. Tiemann J. Von Zant J. Waltrip M. Walts L. Wh;tf;eld S. Wiedeman 

A. Wilcox J. Winston w. wat R. Worth 0 . Young R. Yowell 
393 

Omega Psi Phi 


Terrenr.e Lynn Woods, Bertram Marion McBride, Oscar Kizzee, Lauritz A. Williams, Kenneth Wayne Ferguson, Henry Evans Hammons, Don Irving Holland. 


Eta Theta chapter of Omega Psi Phi started its second year on the University campus this fall. The Eta Theta charter was granted during the fall semester of 1969 to five active members 
and six pledges. The fratern'ity stresses manhood, 
scholarship, perseverance, and uplift. 
The organization not only has many social functions but also serves the Austin and Univer­sity communities. 
The members selected Sharon Ann Fisher as their sweetheart. 
Omega Psi Phi officers were Terrence Lynn Woods, basileus; Henry Evans Hammons, vice­basileus; Fredric Jones, keeper of records and seal; Bertram Marion McBride, keeper of finance; Kenneth Wayne Ferguson, dean of pledges; Don Irving Holland, assistant keeper of records and seal; Robinson Henry Parson, assistant dean of pledges; William Craig Harris, social chairman; Anthony Bernard McCloud, assistant keeper of finance; Oscar Kizzee, keeper of peace; and Laur­itz A. Williams, IFC representative. 

Chapter officers discuss Omega Psi Phi business. 



M. Allen T. Anderson R. Arend P. Baldwin G. Baltzell 



B. Eastburn R. hons A. fletcher E. frank R. Fuhrmann E. Graham J. Horris R. Hearn D. Hoffman 
T. Hopk ins R. Hoppstetfer C. Hunt H. Jenn ings 0. Kirklin G. Kobd ish M. Longley P. lee P. Molano 
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Phi Delta Theta 
Phi Delta Theta was busy this year promot­ing spirit and participating in campus activities. In the annual Aggie Wood Gathering contest the Phi Delts won first place. They were first in fund raising in Dimes Day competition. The members joined with several sororities to paint signs for football games and pep rallies. For Phi Delta Theta's national community service day the mem­bers painted and repaired the Austin Boy's Club. 
Phi Delta Theta was well-represented in campus organizations. Among the leaders were Tom Peterson, lnterfraternity Council treasurer, and Danny Price, vice-chairman of the President's Council, Phi Delts also were represented in var­sity and freshman athletics, Silver Spurs, Cow­boys, Friars, Freshman Encounter, and Texas Union committees. 
Chapter officers for the year were Danny Rugeley Price, president; Reginald W. Gregory, vice-president; Frank Hobart Stephens, secretary; Winston Lee Watson, pledge trainer; Stephen H. Field, treasurer; and Ira Irving Bates, house man­ager. Mrs. Mildred J. Newsome served as the Phi Delt housemother. 



F. Stephens S. Storm W . Tal iaferro S. Thompson G . Vest 





R. Boll J. Boone R. Boyd R. Bridges J. Brown W. Bruss 
R. Engstrom W. Fc»ter J. Fultz 
Phi Gamma Delta 

Phi Gamma Delta started the year off right by capturing the intramural football championship in classes A and B. The Fijis' interest in athletics extended to charity with the chapter donating $120 to a non-profit athletic council in Austin to help send to New Orleans a regulated-weight football team. 
The holiday seasons provided the Phi Gam­ma Deltas with other opportunities for serv­ice projects. Halloween was s p e n t collecting money for charity. At Thanksgiving canned goods were collected and distributed among needy fam­ilies. At Christmas and Easter parties were given for ,different groups of underprivileged children. For Dimes Day hot chocolate was served at a western booth with proceeds going to charity. 
Social affairs included the Christmas and spring formals. As a special highlight, astronaut Eugene Ceman spoke at a chapter drnner. 
On campus, the chapter was represented in Silver Spurs, Texas Cowboys, and the House of Delegates. 
Phi Gall)ma Delta officers for this year were Robert Ashe Bridges, president; Eric Carl Frisk, treasurer; Robert Harvey Sewell, recording secre­tary; James Clay Brown, historian; and Allen Sanders Kent, public relations. Fiji housemother was Mrs. Mary Pryor. 
For Dimes Day, Phi Gamma Delta members erected a westem booth. 



M. Hardesty N. Hardin J. Hargrove 

Fijis battled the Betas to defend their University football title in intramurals. M. Harrison G. Jarnagin J. Jink ins 



0. Moore 0 . Motheral 1-. Mozolo R. Nelms 0. Parham S. Parker T. Pogg E. Pincoffs R. Robinson C. Sayers 



thodh­



G . Amery 0 . Anderson 

Phi Kappa Psi's last party of the decade was their annual Christmas formal. 


W. Blair R. Blanscett 
SISTERS OF THE MYSTIC EYE: FRONT ROW: Margaret Linder, Jackie Pinsker, Carol Cullen, Mrs. Dorothy E. Combs, Kathy Leitner, Dianne Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sue Cobb, Vicki Horn, Beverly Horton, Carol Leitner, April Raines, Debby Gabriel. 
Phi Kappa Psi 
Roy Crane, creator of the Buz Sawyer car­toon strip, returned to his alma mater this year. Crane, a Phi Kappa Psi alumnus, visited the Uni­versity campus for Dads' Day. 
In addition to entertaining its famous alum­nus, the chapter maintained a semifinal rating in the fraternity intramural program. 
In other activities the chapter worked with the Pan American Council for Mexican-Americans and participated in Dimes Day. Their little sister organization assisted the Phi Psi's in giving a Christmas party at the Austin State School. 
Governor Preston Smith spoke to the fraternity. 
Social events included a Swamp party, a 
2001 party, and a Christmas formal. The Phi Psi's 
also gave a cocktail party for several University 
professors. 
Phi Kappa Psi members were active in the 
House of Delegates, the Student Assembly, 
Round-Up committees, and the golf team. 
Chapter leaders were Thomas Hill Connor, 
president; John David Maddox, vice-president; 
William L. Langdon, treasurer; and Don Frederick 
Russell, secretary. Mrs. Dorothy E. Combs served 
as the Phi Psi housemother. 

H. Wells R. Zivney 
Phi Psi's enthusiastically raised money for Dimes Day charities with their Phi Psi Sedan. 




Phi Kappa Sigma 

Dimes Day, intramural competition, and par­ticipation in the Aggie Sign Contest highlighted Phi Kappa Sigma's campus activities this year. 
A bridge exhibition was given by a Phi Kap alumnus, Oswald Jacoby, with proceeds going to Campus Chest. 
Sigma chapter's fall social calendar included a Roman toga party, a buffet for Houston alumni, a Dads' Day Mexican luncheon, the annual stag retreat, and a Christmas formal. The fraternity hosted an OU weekend party in Dallas for the University of Oklahoma, Texas Christian Univer­sity, and North Texas State University Phi Kap chapters. 
Spring social events included parties for Val­entine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, and Round-Up, and the Black and Gold formal. 
Officers were Edmund Robert Horton, pres­ident; Jack Paul Matney, vice-president; Paul Row­land Greenwade, secretary; Randall Monroe Hoh­enberger, treasurer; and James Lane Claughton, pledge trainer. 

R. Purdon 
u Smilh 
R. Terrazas 



UTILE SISTERS OF THE SKULL: FRONT ROW: Judy Evans, Melanie Mead, Nancy Toudouze, Janet Olander. SECOND ROW: Debra David, Patricia Kozlowski, Charline Bradshaw, Deborah Janning, Beth Kelton. 


Phi Kappa Tau concentrated on the Inter­fraternity Council's Pan American project by spon­soring football and baseball teams for the under­privileged children of East Austin. Phi Tau mem­bers participated in all University intramural sports. The fraternity won the prize for its Most Original booth at Dimes Day, which provided a letter to Ohio State University claiming that UT believed itself to be Number One in the nation. 
·in ·its 27th year at the University, Beta Alpha chapter members were represented on campus in the House of Delegates, the Student Association, and Union committees. Among campus leaders was Travis Dean Froehlich, chairman of the Round-Up publicity committee. 
The social highlight of the year was the third annual Playboy semiformal at which Rita Williams was chosen as fraternity sweetheart. 
Officers for the year were Travis Dean Froeh­
lich, president; Larry Wayne Siler, vice-president; 
David Carroll Hughes, treasurer; and Paul Alexan­der Wheatley, secretary. Phi Kappa Tau house­
mother was Mrs. June Ellis. 
W. Burks W. Cordwell R. Corm1c.hoel M. Chancey 


T. Cook 


Phi Kappa Tau 










UTILE SISTERS OF THE SIGNET: FRONT ROW: Karen Martin, Sandy Elliott, Barbara Beverly, Nancy Knolle, Marcia Landwehr, Cindy Cates. SECOND ROW: Patricia Worrell, Rebecca Canant, Jo Ann Atnip, Janice Vesper, Sheila Bold, Barbara Johnson. 
Phi Sigs hosted a Christmas party for underprivileged children at their house. 

In its 23rd year at the University, Theta Triton chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa excelled in many areas. 
On campus, chapter members were active in 
Silver Spurs, Posse, Union committees, and in var­
sity squash and soccer. The Phi Sigs captured a 
league division championship in football. 
During the holiday seasons members partici­
pated in the UNICEF Halloween fund drive and 
sponso_rep a Christmas party for a local charity. 
Filling 'the Phi Sig social calendar this year was a 
pledge convocation trip, a spring vacation tr-ip, 
several parties featuring appearances of the Blind 
Faith, and the Moonlight Girl formal. 
Phi Sigma Kappa leaders for the year were 
Charles E. Vinson, president; Charles Edwin Lewis, 
vice-president; James Wade Johnson, secretary; 
Harry Philip Howard, treasurer; William David 
Bayless, inductor; and John Tryon Bradshaw Jr., 
sentinel. Serving as housemother was Mrs. Gladys 
Leighty. 
The chapter chose Erny Lou Settle as sweetheart. 
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T. Wells G. Williams R. Witt T. Wood J. Yetter 

407 
It Barrett R. Bertoio J. Bibb B. Bostwick C. Bunkley J. Calk 

0 . Drennon J. Dunbar J. Ell iott 0. Enn is C. Fougerousse 
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• 
C. Garrett H. Garrett M. Hardin M. Harvey R. Hemph ill 


T Henley N. Hdleg1ist P. Hodges J. Hodgson F. Holcomb 


Pi Kappa Alpha 




W . Juliori 
Pi Kappa Alpha created enthusiasm in fra­ternity life this year with a wide range of activi­ties. The Pikes' theme parties included the an­nual Swamp party, a Gold Rush party, and a Bell Bottom party. Getting into the out-of-doors, they entertained sororities with picnics and shav­

R. Liesman J. Little W. Loll K. Matthews 
ing cream fights. Members also took their annual trip to Laredo for the Washington's Birthday celebration. 
Pi Kappa Alpha participated in Sing-Song with Delta Delta Delta. The Pikes also entered the 
M. Holcomb S. Holt A. Hunt 
•
Aggie Sign Contest and all intramurals and ran an egg-throwing booth on Dimes Day. The Pikes were represented in Cowboys, the House of Delegates, Posse, and Silver Spurs. 
Heading the fraternity this year were Patrick Lynn Hodges, president; Ross Seymour Hemphill, vice-president; John Thornton Cooley, treasurer; Philip DeWolf Ray, pledge trainer; and Michael Paul Harvey, rush captain. Mrs. Henrietta Salziger served as housemother. 


0. Porks J. Phillips R. Plum D. Roy 



W. Shepherd W. Shoop L. Smith P. TheBergo 0. Thomes M. Todd M. Voltin G . Wadell M. Watson B. Woodard 
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE SHIELD AND DIAMOND: FRONT ROW: Judy LeMoine, Shannon Davis, Connie Chapin, Kathy Culwell, Connie Ho­warth, Pat Ferguiele, Marsha Nelson. SECOND ROW: Cindy Christian, Rita Ramsey, Elizabeth Lee, Julie Moore, Van Perry, Anne Swann. THIRD ROW: Candy Frogue, Martha Mclelland, Kaye Hilgers, Dianne Dies, Sharon Grimm, Edie Hudson, Royce Ann Marshall, Wiynn Woodard, Shelby Skidmore. 
Pi Lambda Phi 


The 51 st chapter of Pi Lambda Phi was char­tered this year at the University, with the charter banquet held on Dec. 13, 1969, at the Cambridge Tower. Among those attending the chartering were the national officers and Lawrence Franks, associate dean of students. 
Pi Lams were active in their first year as a chapter on campus with their members repre­sented in such organizations as Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Psi Chi, Long­horn Band, and the Men's Glee Club. As a service project, they collected money for UNICEF at Halloween. 
Parties were big successes this-year for the Pi Lams. Among some of the larger parties were the Turkey party in November, the Heart Transplant 
party in February, and a spring formal in April. 
Officers leading Pi Lambda Phi in their char­ter year were Robert Hotelier Levi, president; Tryon Lewis, vice-president; Alan Norman Prager, secretary; Robert Lee Liddell, treasurer; William Cati Fonteno, rush captain; and Edward Smith, pledge father. The chapter sponsors were Ger­hard J. Fonken and Isadore B. Helburn. 
8. Aguilar G. Eaton R. Eaton 
l. Grote P. Harrison 
R. Jones D. Kantor 





T. lewis R. Levi 





R. Liddell S. Novy Members met casually to discuss chapter social functions. 




C. Sokolow 
For one party, planned entirely by the pledges, Pi lambda Phi adopted a Johnny Appleseed theme. 



G. Boin R. Belk K. Bell F. Blonkenbeckler M. Briggs 
G. Campbell R. Chenoweth K. Clarence W. Cline M. Crockett T. Cropper T. Duckworth W. Duvall J. Erwin G. Eubank 



LITTLE SISTERS OF MINERVA: FRONT ROW: Claire Beaty, Dolly Story, Janet Mayer, Leigh Hamilton, Tanya Ekbald. SECOND ROW: Jill Ridley, Carol Fant, Rusty Kennedy, Elizabeth Haggard, Nancy Manning • 


D. Moody J. Morrow M. Neovy l. Nixon l. Ofner J. Parker R. Potteuon T. Pfaff 
R. Phelps W . Pierce G . Pine S. Plumb 
J. Pohl M. Price J. Rope J. Ropp M. Reeder 
• W . Robinson J, Rothwell A. Sadler E. Schoch R. Schoenvogel D. Shahan W. Shuford J. Stafford 

S. Straube T. Stuckey W. Swanson W. Tousend J. Wagner R. Watk ins S. Wayland M. Wheeler J. Works 
413 

Sigma Alpha Mu 

Sigma Alpha Mu ranked second in University intramurals this year, and members represented the chapter on the varsity baseball and wrestling teams. While maintaining the highest scholastic average, the fraternity was active in other campus activities including Cowboys and Silver Spurs. For the second consecutive year, the Sammys' entry, Fifi, won the Miss Campus Chest contest. 
The Sammys social calendar was highlighted by several annual parties. Among these were the spring formal at the Villa Capri and the Viet Cong party at the house. 
Sigma Alpha Mu officers for the year were William B. Finkelstein, president; Jack Aaron Peit­zer, vice-president; Eric Seth Schwartz, secretary; Jerry Lee Wender and Gilbert Harrison Holland, treasurers; and Samuel Glassman Skibell and Jerry 
K. Horwitz, social chairmen. Serving as house­mother was Mrs. Lila Baker. 
N. Howard D. Jacobs C. Jacobso n J. Jessel 


WHITE STAR SWEETHEARTS: FRONT ROW: Barbara Alexander, Tara Gardner, Judy Buchana~, Marsha Law. SECOND ROW: Janie Hall, Jean Copeland, Susan Stubble­field, Elaine Block, Janet Thompson, Glenda Owen. THIRD ROW: Jane Nichols, Mar­guerite Oldham, Catherine Kinsel, Chris­tine Braunig, Carolyn Connell, Patricia Dooley, Kerrie Kealhofer. 


R. Acock C. AmunOsen B. Baird J. Bibo D. Block W. Bowman T. Brennon J. Buescher R. Carroll R. Carson 

S. Caulkins S. Cole P. Colgin J. Cooper J. Cornett J. Crover D. Dawson M. Douglass T. Douthit D. Drinkard 


J. Duncan C. Easter M. Eidman K. Eibich S. Fronk 



Sigma Chi 

Sigma Chi Derby Day at Pease Park was a highlight of the Greek year, with Chi Omega so­rority capturing first place. At the Derby Day dance held at Fiesta Gardens, Chi 0 Diane Wool­sey was named Miss Derby Day. 
The fraternity participated in Sing-Song with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Members of the Alpha Nu chapter, founded at the University in 1884, contributed funds to the Sigma Chi national proj­ect, Wallace Village, a h,ome in Colorado for men­tally retarded children. 
Sigma Chi officers for the year were Ran­dolph Dallas Addison, president; Michael A. Doug­lass, vice-president; James E. Lierman, secretary; Larry W. Koonce, treasurer; and Chris Thomas Amundsen, pledge trainer. 
Members of Sigma Chi were active in Cow­boys, Posse, House of Delegates, and Union com­
mittees. The fraternity placed second in Dimes Day and celebrated Dads' Day with a barbecue honoring parents and alumni. 

W. Woodul R. Young While the band took a break, members and their dates chatted. 
Sigma Nu 
This year Sigma Nu held its Legion of Honor presentations at the annual alumni barbecue in the spring. This traditional award is presented by the University chapter to outstanding alumni ev­
R. Baetz T. Boker R. Beavers O. Bentsen 
ery four years. A banquet was also held honoring the varsity football players in the chapter. 
The Sigma Nu's participated in Sing-Song with Pi Beta Phi sorority and gave a Christmas party at the Austin State School with Delta Delta Delta sorority. Members took part in the A&M Wood Gathering Contest, placed third in football intramurals, and hosted an annual Round-Up 


D. Blonchord G. Boles S. Chalmers C. Clorlt
brunch for the Southwest Conference· sweethearts. Social e\tents were highlighted by a Christmas forma·I and the White Star formal. Theme parties given included a Butch Cassidy party. 
Several members were on varsity and fresh­man athletic teams including football, baseball, and track. 
Sigma Nu officers were Robert W. Howard, 


J. Conrod 0. Danvers J. Davis T. Donohue
eminent commander; Don Charles Wheeler, lieu­tenant commander; Hilton Presley Jones Ill, secre­tary; Glen Riley Hetherington, pledge trainer; and Donald Lynn Hurst, social chairman; David Dantzler Peden Jr., treasurer; and James Bowman McDon­ald, house manager. 

A. Grenier K. Guinn It Hoos B. Helms R. Hetherington K. Hines W. Hooton S. Horton W. Horton D. Hurst 
M. Hutson 
M. Kn ight 
D. Lockey 






WHITE STAR SWEETHEARTS: FRONT ROW: Shirley Livingston, Nancy Burch, Mrs. Rita Greenwood, Beverly Grammer, Anne Schoenike. SECOND ROW: Susan Hurst, Emilie Dirosa, Polly Lyons, Bonnie Standefer, Kelle 
Snyder. 


Sigma Phi Epsilon 
B. Anderson J. Atwood C. Averitte B. Baillio 

M. Belisle W. Bellows J. Berry G. Blackburn M. Hobo 


J. Coppedge 0. Cox G. Cox C. Dillard S. Dudentodt 

T. Ernster R. Ferrell 0. Fillingim D. Garwood K. Garwood 

GOLDEN HEARTS: FRONT ROW: Betty Jo Duderstadt, Kathryn Andrews, Nancy Laughl in, Stevie Mcfalland, Pamela Wilson, Candy Hasemeyer, Barbara Evans. SECOND ROW: Claudia Hitchcock, Deborah Moore, Elaine Wiatrek, Georgia McClaugherty, Donna Clendenen, Ginger Dawson. 


Sig Eps demonstrated their support for the longhorns at the TCU pep rally . 





Sigma Phi Epsilon was active in intramurals during the year. The fraternity was all-University runner-up in s•::imr.-;ing, set a new medley relay University record, won all-University golf, placed fourth in class A team bowling, and was rated third in total points at the end of the fall semester. 
Members were active in Silver Spurs, Texas Cowboys, House of Delegates, Freshman Encoun­ter, and Posse. Sig Eps could also be found on varsity football, baseball, and swimming teams. Two members were varsity cheerleaders. 
The chapter initiated a new party in Novem­ber, the Red Garter party. Jn addition, there was the annual Christmas party, the Golden Heart Ball, 
J. Rienstra 
T. 	Riggins T. Russell C. Saylors S. Shorrock D. Sherman and Down South. Members took PC\rt in Dimes Day and were second in total revenue collected. Gifts were given to the State School at Christmas. Sig Ep officers for the year were Gary Ernest 
Griffith, president; James Lee Carroll, vice-president; Bruce Wayne Anderson, recording 
B. Shifflett J. South 	secretary; William T. Gough, corresponding sec-
J. Stoff R. Stewart l. Taylor ' S. Vollono 
retary; Timothy Wayn~ Ernester, chaplain; and Mark Kiester, treasurer. 



P. Wagner T. Watson 
B. W il liams l. W illiams 
R. W illiams C. Wood 



8. Appenbrink C. Arrington 
G. Bartmess 
J. Biblo 




T. Birkner J. Blackshear 
R. Burns



J, Chartrand S. Clark 
W. Dowborry 
ORDER OF THE ORCHIDS: FRONT ROW: Johnna Johnston, Carol Beaure­gard, Susan Barr. Carol Leach. SECOND ROW: Chris LaFave, Claudia Conner. Barbara Nauwald, Dawn Spiegelhauer. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Jacobs, Margaret Fleming, Sharon Doedyns, Liz Pawley, Kathy Dewberry. 
J. Dismukes 







Sigma Pi 
.. 

.. A. George E. Gouvier B. Green E. Hagler R. Hommer 
• 

0 . lewis G. Monson

J. 
Klasing R. Manson B. McCommons 


M. McK inney 0 . Meiners E. Napps S. Rech
M. McCormick 
The Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma Pi was led this year by George Lee Manson, sage; John Randolph Brown, first counselor; David Arden Lewis, second counselor; Jonathan David Bible, third counselor; Alan Gaylord George, fourth counselor; and Jack Colbert Blackshear, herald. Serving as housemother was Mrs. Mary Walker . 
Highlighting Sigma Pi's social calendar was the Christmas semiformal and the Orchid Ball. Other activities included theme parties, after game parties, the annual Wine Cellar party, and the Founder's Day Banquet, at which alumni and national officers were honored as they gathered in Austin for Dads' Day. The pledge-active foot­ball game resulted in the traditional active victory which was followed by the big brother-little brother party. 
Members were kept busy in the fall making signs for pep rallies. In the Aggie Sign Contest, they won first place for the Most Comical Sign. 
M. Williams
D. Self J. St. Clair K. Warning 


Tau Delta Phi 
l. Eilbott S. Finberg S. Fox R. Frachtmon R. Fronk 
R. Goodstein R. Gossen S. Gross 
M. Grossman H. Hochman 
0. Lebow · A. Levi 0. Levit H. lewis A. 
Lin 
UTILE SISTERS OF THE PYRAMID: FRONT ROW: Karen Sokolof, Cissy 
Segall, Linda Arenson, Rozanne Halfant. SECOND ROW: Pam Roberts, 
Susan Vogelfang, Renee Winston, Linda Pulman, Sherrie Okon. 
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Casual weekend parties were frequently enjoyed by Tau Dells. 

S. Rooslh 
G. Rosenbaum S. Rosenbaum B. Roth . 

M. Rotstein 

M. Sodtetl
G. Rubinell L. Samuels R. Schaffner R. Schanboum 


The University chapter of Tau Delta Phi gained ·national recognition this year when the fraternity's national organization named Bill Slaton Outstanding Consul and Jack Magids Undergrad­uate of the Year. Slaton is a former officer of -the University chapter. Besides gaining national hon­ors, the chapter became one of the few University fraternities whose entire pledge class made its 
grades and was initiated.  
On  the  Tau  Delt's  social  scene  were  match  
parties,  an  OU  party,  and  the  annual  spring  
formal.  

Besides participating in intramurals and cam­pus politics, the fraternity won an honorable mention in the Cowboy Spirit Contest at the Navy game pep rally. With the Little Sisters of the Pyramid, Tau Delta Phi collected money for 
UNICEF at Halloween. 
Chapter officers for the year were David Allan Weintraub, president; Allan Lee Bernstein and Richard Stuart Goodstein, vice-presidents; Gerald Mark Slaton, pledge master; and Allan Bruce Polunsky, secretary. Mrs. Gladys Huston served as housemother. 


A. Stone R. Tashnck. R. Treimon D. Weintraub 



Tau Kappa Epsilon 
A new concept in fraternity housing was pioneered by Tau Kappa Epsilon this year. Oc­cupying an apartment complex at 1714 Summit View, the Tekes were able to combine success­fully the fraternalism of house-living with the con­venience and flexibility of completely furnished apartment-living. 
On campus Tekes were involved in such ac­tivities as Freshman Encounter, Model United Na­tions, intramurals, and many Union and Student Association committees. Ward Blacklock received the Distinguished Military Student award, and John Dunning won first place in University chess competition. 
The Tekes' social scene included Christmas and spring formals, parties at their apartment complex and Round-Up activities. Fraternity officers for the year were Terry Wayne Walker, president; James Michael Judson, vice-president; James David Odell, treasurer; Leslie David Irby, secretary; and William Thomas Couch, pledge trainer. 




0. Anderson W. Blacklock W. Couch J. Fowler 0 . Gavito J. Gilmore l . Irby 



J, Peterson A. Santana T. Walker W. WhitHidt C. Windhom W. York 


UTILE SISTERS OF APOLLO: FRONT ROW: Brenda Hooper, Linda Sparks, Peggy Odell. SECOND ROW: Laura Meadows, Georgette Seaholm, Linda Cowart. NOT PICTURED: Polly Coffin, Jill Hamilton, Dottie Plummer, Nancy Windham. 


I. Amirlobirian R.· Anderson J. Andrus T. Bartlett E. Basco R. Bean E. Beard C. Beck 



B: 
Dowell A. Dubberley J. Fahrenthold W. Field P. Geis E. Gibbs R. Gibson l. Gordon R. Hays 0. Heine 

M. 
Hodges J. Howell A. Hull C. Kiser 

J. 
long l. long S. Longoria T. McDonald 

M. 
McDonnell S. McK inney C. Melton C. Metuoth 







J. Myers V. Myers J. Noran jo 0. Nichols 
Theta Xi's entry in the Aggie Sign Contest began humbly with boards and chicken wire but won third place for Most Original Sign. 
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J. Quigley S. Robison l. Rochell i l. Rosson B. Sallee 
C. Shannon J. Shelton D. Sliva J. Smith l. Sorsby 
W. Stanford W. Stewart J. Thomas K. Thompson R. Wendell 
M. White A. Wright C. Youngblood
J. Westerhe id D. Wilson 
Theta Xi 
Helping to initiate spirit on campus, Theta Xi's participated in University activities including the Aggie Sign Contest, in which they won third place for the Most Original Sign. They also en­tered Sing-Song, Round-Up parade, Round-Up western store fronts, and the University-sponsored road rally, in which they won first place in the over-all competition. Theta Xi's also won in bowl­ing, volleyball, handball, and football intramurals. 
As service projects, Theta Xi gave groups of underprivileged children parties during holiday seasons. 
The chapter didn't neglect the social calendar as it held major attractions such as the spring Ski party, match parties, and seasonal parties. 
Many Theta Xi members gained recognition as they participated in Union committees and councils, the House of Delegates, and Phi Eta Sigma. The fraternity was represented on Uni­versity varsity teams and the freshman cheering squad. 
The elected officers for the year were Darrell Bert Heine, president; John D. Calkin, vice-presi­dent; Robert Edward Wendell, secretary; Everett Shelby Gibbs, treasurer; William Benson Stewart, pledge trainer; and Robbie Dee Bean, rush captain. 

ORDER OF THE BLUE IRIS: FRONT ROW: Judith Calk, Sherry Youngblood, Suzanne Koneman, Gwen Margrave, Donna Frost, Peggy Chandler. SECOND ROW: Janie Klimes, Penny Callaway, Dianne Artusy, Belly Benecke, Mary Stewart, Gail Butzberger, Jeanne Duncan, Mary Naranjo. 

Zeta Beta Tau Phi Sigma Delta 





G. Kusin H. lobovitz. 





LITTLE SISTERS OF THE SANDS: FRONT ROW: Marilyn Hall, Kar41n Kra­kower, Elaine Cohn, Malla Tomlinson, Judy Simkin, Pamela Schwarz. SECOND ROW: Ray Ann Drosnes, Betty Glazer, Melanie Bradshaw, Ellen Schimmel, Katie Winters, Terri Geaccone, Cathy Saunders. 


H. Lipp M. Marks 

0 . Senior M. Singer 
M. Rosen C. Rosin J. Socks M. Scher A. Schwarz 



This year Zeta Beta Tau and Phi Sigma Delta fraternities merged to form one organization. The new fraternity sponsored a little sister group which was a great success. 
The social calendar included theme parties ranging from a Playboy party to a Film Night, on which W. C. Fields movies were shown. The chapter participated in the Muscular Dystrophy drive and sponsored a football team for children of southeast Austin. 
Zeta Beta Tau-Phi Sigma Deltas were active in the College of Business Administration. 
The chapter officers for the year were Jay 
Gilbert Sacks, president; Fred Ronald Green­
stein, vice-president; Robert Scott Darrow, sec­
retary; and Douglas Alan Waldman, alumni secre­
tary. Steve Brookner and .Lyle Henry Alterman 
served as treasvrers. Kenneth Norman Meyer 
was nouse manager, and Mrs. David Miller was 
housemother. 



N. McBryde 0. Solovey 
Acocia AF.II 





I nterf ratern ity Council 
Through the up-dating of old IFC rules this 
year, the lnterfraternity Council attempted to shift 
more responsibility to individual fraternities. 
The lnterfraternity Council expanded its pro­
gram with the creation of football and baseball 
teams sponsored by various fraternities for under­
privileged children. A program was also started 
to help boys at the Travis County Department of 
Correction. 
This year showed the continuation of the 
Emergency Loan Fund and the IFC Freshman Tu­
torial Program, open to Greeks and non-Greeks. 
In conjunction with the Panhellenic Council, IFC sponsored the annual Sing-Song and Austin Sym­phony Pops concerts. The annual IFC workshop was held in the spring to promote communica­tion between fraternities. 
IFC officers were Robert C. Christy, presi­dent; Robert Miller Pittenger, vice-president; Har­vey Ray Corn, secretary; Thomas Anthony Peter­son, treasurer; and Lawrence T. Franks, dean of men, advisor. 








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Residences 

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435 Dormitories 476 Cooperatives 


Upper-Class Advisors 

Upper-Class Advisors, founded in 1927, is spon­sored by the Dean of Women's office. Advisors are chosen by the residents of the women's dorms and are trained by the older advisors and staff. Each of about 200 advisors is responsible for 10 to 20 coeds. Helping with problems and ad­justments to University life is their major purpose. 
The executive committee of 22 members is composed of officers and dorm chairmen who meet monthly with the sponsor, Miss Ruth Smith of the Dean of Women's office, to share and discuss ideas. 
A colloquium with slide shows for new advi­sors was started this year. Other meetings fea­tured discussion groups, speakers, and demon­strations. The annual china show raised money to award a women's scholarship. 
Officers this year included Ann Wright, presi­dent; Janet Harriet Brueck, vice-president; Nancy 
L. Lee, secretary-treasurer; and Karen Wilkerson, reporter. 
Susan Elizabeth Tracy .............. Andrews Deborah Ann Smith .......... . ...... Blanton Kathy Ann Thomas ................ Carothers Diane Welch ...... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contessa Diane Wilson .. ... ........... Contessa West Pat Ann Moore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dexter Jane Elizabeth Ogden ..... .. ... . .. ... Heflin Linda Kaye Price ........ Kinsolving Northeast Jena Kay Soward . . . . . . . Kinsolving Northwest Elizabeth Jane Nichols .... Kinsolving Southeast Meg Gordon Ganchan .... Kinsolving Southwest Diane Sue David ................. Kirby Hall Martha L. Gallier .. .... . ..... . ..... Littlefield Susanna Elaine Macha . ... ..... Madison House Susan Dale Boggs . . . . . . . . . . . . Mayfair House Susan Margaret Lewis ..... . . .. . Newman Hall Cindy Yvonne Raesener .. Scottish Rite Dormitory Mary Ruth Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . Faculty Sponsor 

FRONT ROW: Kathy Thomas, Jena Soward, Patritia Moore. SECOND ROW: Ann Wright, Nancy Lee, Ruth Smith, Janet Brueck. THIRD ROW: Deborah Smith, Elizabeth Nichols, Diane Wilson, Susan Tracy, Carol Edgerton, Cynthia Raesner, Jane Ogden, Martha Gallier. 
Andrews 
An after-hours ice cream party in the courtyard kicked off the social season at Andrews dormi­tory. Residents entertained with guitars and every­one joined in the singing. In late October, An­drews named Faculty Fellows. The faculty mem­bers and their families were invited to eat in the dorm dining room. 
The annual Come As Your Roommate party took place in early November. At Thanksgiving, the ABC intramural football team won the. Orange Bracket championship. Christmas festivities in­cluded a tree-trimming party, Christmas dinner, music from a choir of Andrews and Carothers residents, and an open house during which guests viewed the residents' individually deco­rated doors. The Advisor Tapping dinner cli­maxed the ·year's activities. 
Advisors for the year were Hilda Diane Cas­tillo, Cynthia Kay Duggins, Lydia Jeanne Early, Vivienne Lee McKitrick, Barbara Kathryn Putnam, Reva Lynne Smith, Rose Paulette Soapes, Diane Elizabeth Tracy, and Maureen Virginia Wilson. 
Resident counselor, Mrs. Dorothy Martin was as­sisted by Linda Kay Bell and Gail Ann Bunce. 
FRONT ROW: Vivienne McKitrick, Barbara Putnam, Diana Castillo, Maureen Wilson, Anne Topham, Susan Tracy, Rose Paulette Soapes. SECOND ROW: Joan Schmidt, Terri Kanan, Joan Bliss, Barbara Longeway, Judith Partlow, laura Sanders, Kathy Morgan, Susan Holdeman, Melinda Millard, Linda Bell. THIRD ROW: Martha Blair, Claire Collier, Marilyn Wessels, Gail Bunce, Olivia Gustine, Judith Oliver, Sheila Lohrmann, Gail Wissemann, Carmen Galloway. FOURTH ROW: Rose Kovarik, Elzie Freeman, Sandra Edwards, Carol Rhoades, Sharon Edwards, Robin Wright, Victoria Gon· zales, Reva Smith. 

FRONT ROW: Dru Christian, Beverly Benner, Karen Martin, Kjersti Larson, Kathy Huebinger, Sylvia Verheuden, Mary Schuelke, Donna Stone, Sandi Pierce, Marcia McBride, Marveen Mahon, Mary McBride, Susan Glasgow, Nancy Hayes, Deborah Smith. SECOND ROW: Rochelle Hoffman, Tracie Lord, Minerva Gonzalez, Norma Garza, Ruth Bradshaw, Diana Johnson, Betsy Woodward, Cathy Ways, Maria Martinez, Bertie Cruz, Cynthia Nolen, Telena Burk, Mary Salvador. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Walden, Ruth Bryant, Gail Dickenson, Lauren Lewis, Maria Olivarez, Frances Locker, Kathi Hillquist, Janis Hudson, Peggy Odell, Susan Blaicher, Cheryl Long, Nita Paden, Linda Liesman, Betsy Davis, Renee Bertrand, Marie Fuqua. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Jackson, Marilyn Martin, Janis Campbell, Mary Fortin, Mary Bradbury, Cherri Ritchie, Margaret Boyd, Tiffany Jones, Carol Fishbeck, Cyndy Ware, Donna Dolezal, Jackie James, Susan Priest, Diana Basso, Elizabeth Overshiner, Susan Major, Janis Copeland, Peggy Carl. FIFTH ROW: Ann Henry, Elizabeth Rigby, Beckie Bolding, Cathy Pekor, Joan Jackson, Deborah Heyen, Nelda Gutierrez, Pamela Smith, Lucia Cook, Bryna Bigby, Jane Forsythe, Nancy Emerson, Patty Tausend, Camille Davis, Alice Lynch, Rosalyn Voorhees, Sharon Toepp, Susan Koen. 
Blanton girls worked on planning committees 
and sold tickets to residents for an interdorm 
mixer. Halloween spirit was boosted by the deco­
rating efforts of the Pumpkin Spirits and the 
exchange of treats by Pumpkin Pals. A Halloween 
dorm party, at which the Pumpkin Pals were re­
vealed, featured costumes and skits. 
Other social activities included an old-fashioned Christmas tree trim and open houses for Dads' Day and Christmas. Athletic Blanton coeds joined girls from Andrews and Carothers on women's intramural teams. In the spring, dinners were held for the waiters, for five faculty fellows, and for the tapping of 24 new advisors. Girls with an overall grade-point average of 3.0 were ini­tiated into Scope, Blanton's honorary society. 
Resident counselor Mrs. Ruth Moore worked closely with student assistants Marcia Ann Mc­Bride, Mary Kay Schuelke, Mary Donna Stone, and Sandi Lynn Pierce. 
Blanton 

T•king a study br.,.k, Blanton girls and their friends relaxed on the sundeck. 


Brackenridge 
Brackenridge residents went out for intramural events all year, particularly football, golf, and softball. They helped organize dances held at Kinsolving, threw a beer bust in November at Lake Travis; and had open house on weekends. 
A Sunday night Monopoly game developed into a dorm-wide yelling contest with Jester residents, culminating in a food-protest rally at Jester. 
James William Lovett was head resident. Coun­selors were David Edward Garner, David Maurice Mahaffey, James Neal Schmidt, and Thomas J. Sibley Jr. 
In intramural softball this year, Brackenridge beat T.l.O.K. by a score of 15-4. 
FRONT ROW: James Schmidt, David Garner, James love, Jeffrey Henke, Thomas Sibley. SECOND ROW: Armando Criel, Glenn Gauntt, Robert Bates, John DeMetro, Paul Talboys, David Carter, Frederick Anderson, Robert Allen, Raal Roos, lacy Daniel. THIRD ROW: Steven Aycock, Robert Wilkinson, Ray Spears, Charles Issler, Rafael Galaviz, Mickey Bartley, Curtis Coggin, Tommy Alberson, William Cotton. FOURTH ROW: Mark Fetzer, James Sullivan, John Smith, Tom Craft, Frank Duncan, Leonard Schwartz, Ignacio Espinoza. FIFTH ROW: James lewis, Benny Puritano, Rex Edwards, Thomas Eisenhouer, John Jacobs. 



FRONT ROW: Ann McCabe, Peggy Peterson, Jane Innis, Barbara Mikulen­cak, Melinda Wilson, Kathy Thomas, Camille Dvorsky, Karen Clark, Kerry Helgren, Marilyn Roberts, Kynn Weller, Rebecca Jacks, Kimberly Kline. SECOND ROW: Linda Rice, Rini Lee, Julie Coose, Sarah Chapman, Gail Arnold, Debby Carter, lnelda Benavides, Linda McGill, Marla Schumann, Linda Johnston, Holli Holing, Catherine Morris, Fran Wilson. THIRD ROW: Rachel Seledon, Kathy Kruder, Janice Jennett, Sandra Sloan, Linda Mora, Cynthia Michalec, Teresa Hicks, Deborah Beversdorf, Cindy Nelson, 
Linda Lee, Marsha Lee, Martha Creel, Louise Collins. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Kroll, Suzanne Bizzell, Roxanne Allensworth, Kathy Castleberry, Cynthia Dybowski, Blanca Sigala, Nancy Barton, Dorothy Centilli, Janice Abrams, ChrisJina Moore, Heidi Dickinson, Peggy Riordan. FIFTH ROW: Raeann Kouterick, Mary Barrow, Alice Omeis, Valerie Newman, Joyce Eckert, Judy Naughton, Robyn Lively, Peggy Anderson, Sandy Woodward, Jana Brown, Sandra Elkins, Deborah Myers. 
This year Carotners residents carried out tradi­
tions and introduced new ideas. 
One 1969-70 innovation was a Dollar Run 
held to collect dorm dues. At Christmas, Secret 
Pals shared gifts and donated toys to needy 
children. Dormitory residents also held a tree­
trimming party, door-decorating contest, and open 
house. 
Spring semester activities were highlighted by 
the annual tapping dinner for the new advisors. 
Carothers' head resident counselor was Mrs. 
Mabel Wroten, who was aided by student assist­
ants Anna Camille Dvorsky and Karen Sue Clark. 
Carothers 

Each wing of Carothers competed for a cake in the annual Dollar Run, a race for collect­ing dorm dues. 

Castilian 
The Castilian Student Government proved this year that a large, coeducational dormitory can have an organized governing body. The CSG was in charge of governing and planning activities for the dorm. Members were elected by residents, and consisted of a president, four representatives­at-large, and a representative from each floor. 
Activities sponsored by the CSG this year in­cluded dances, biweekly movies, entertainment at meals, Christmas caroling, and guest speakers. Tu­torial and academic advising programs were es­tablished to aid students. Highlights of the year were all-night horror movies before fall finals and Christmas and Valentine's Day dances. · 
After New Year's Day, Castilian residents added this pallern of lights to the Austin skyline. 

FRONT ROW: Mike Bisesi, Patricia Hubbard, Virginia Appling, Nancy Piller, laDina Reinke, Fay Woo, Brenda Mahoney. SECOND ROW: Quin Mathews, Jim Welch, Bill Cawthon, Cornelia Bodemuller, John Nedder· man, Gene Box, Bob English. THIRD ROW: Don Rawls, Mike Thomas, Rick Gottschalk, Barry Racusin, John Brougher, B. J. Smith. 


CSG president was Michael Ralph Bisesi. Nancy 
Jeannine Piller, Ladina Leigh Reinke, Richard Louis 
Gottschalk, and Barry Lewis Racusin were repre­
sentatives-at-large. 
Charles Ray Gremminger and Andrew Michael Magliolo represented the Castilian in the House of Delegates. Martha Virginia Pace, Michael Ralph Bisesi, Barry Lewis Racusin, and Thomas Edward Quirk were the Castilian representatives to the President's Cabinet, which is concerned with all aspects of dorm living. 
The Castilian provides recreational facilities such as a heated swimming pool, sauna baths, a gym­nasium, billiard and pool tables, and color tele­vision for its residents. 
Student assistants were Samuel James Heath, Robert Eason, Edgar Steven Ezell, Richard Louis Giesecke, Marcus Hunt Brewster, Donald Philip Young, Johnny Walker, Sherilyn Jean Davis, Cas­sandra Gail Maddox, Gayla Faith Blair, Patricia Lyn Skarda, and Linda Lee Satterfield. 
Miss Marina Lee was head resident. 


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Contessa 
Opening its doors for fall rush week, Contessa offered its residents swimming pool facilities, sun­deck patios, study halls, color TV, and limousine service. 
A number of activities were planned to help residents get acquainted. Special dinners were held at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Dads' Day featu red an open house and buffet. Miss America 1970 Pam Eldrid was guest of honor at a special breakfast in November. Spring brought more opportunities to share good times with an annual hayride and formal dance. 
Housemother was Mrs. Alice Briggs. Student assistants were Peggy Smith, Constance Anne Weaver, Martha La Nan Hooker, and Gayle Frances Graves. The four Contessa sweethearts were Martha La Nan Hooker, Gayle Cocke, Mar­lene Ray Plantowsky, and Nancy Lynne Eskridge. 

ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Diane Welch, LaNon Hooker, Terrie Holland, Linda Gallaway, Elizabeth Reneau. SECOND ROW: Mr$. Alice Briggs, Beverly Litton, Susan Hawkins, Susan Hatley, Kathy Heard, Mrs. Sally Gainer. THIRD ROW: Ann Caldwell, Gayle Graves, Locey Parkinson, Sylvia Hairgrove, Karen McBride, Nancy Eskridge. 


ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Luanne North, Marianne Gradel, Debra Brock, Mrs. Sally Gainer. SECOND ROW: Diane Baugh, Cathy Hodge, Binka Odem, Mary Miller, Ellen Waki. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Card, Ann Meitzen, 


Contessa .West gave its residents the feeling of 
apartment living. Coeds could eat their meals at 
Contessa or use their own kitchen facilities. A 
second-story swimming pool, sundecks, and color 
television were some of the facilities provided. 
Wing flings were held in the fall for new girls 
to discuss dorm rules and ask questions. Christ­
mas and Halloween parties included refreshments 
and gift exchanging. A reception was held for 
Pam Eldrid, Miss America 1970, during her visit 
to the University. A hayride and formal dance 
completed the year's activities. 
Resident supervisor was Mrs. Sally Gainer. Stu­
dent assistants were Dorothy Jane Brown, Bar­
bara Lee Ammons, Pat Van Amburgh, and Linda 
Dale Graham. Dorm sweethearts were Louanne 
Boone North, Dorothy Jane Brown, Marianne 
Grade, and Diane Wilson. Contessa resident Ellen 
June Waki was selected one of the top ten beau­
ties on campus. 
Contessa West 

FRONT ROW: Suzanne Stacey, Susanne Bischofs, Lindsey Riggs, Betty Huffman, Sharon Werckle, Margaret Haak. SECOND ROW: Lynn Chrismas, Patricia Moore, Susan Hall, Shelley Horridge, Mary Kay Fuste, Sidney Clark. 
Dexter girls enjoyed both planned and un­planned, formal and informal get-togethers during the year. Windows were brightly painted for foot­ball games and holidays. After dinner sing-a-longs with guitar accompaniment were very popular. Open houses for dates, friends, and relatives of residents livened the holiday spirit at Christmas 
and Valentine's Day. Residents enjoyed participat­ing in intramural sports. Advisors for 1970-71 were tapped at a seated dinner in the spring. 
This year's student assistants were Lindsey Lou Riggs and Nancy Susan Stevens. Resident coun­selor was Mrs. David Crawford. 
Dexter House 
Dexter residents found studying more enjoyable in the sunshine by the pool. 

Kirby Hall 
Named for the first Dean of Women at the University, Helen M . Kirby Hall is owned and operated by the women's division of the Metho­dist Church. Known for its high scholastic stand­ing, the dormitory's scholarship program included membership in Kappa Kirby Society, graduate counselors, and Upper-Class Advisors. 
Open houses and special holiday dinners were held during the year. The girls also enjoyed par­ticipating in intramural sports. 
Advisors for 1969-1970 were Alona Cheryl Thomas, Marit Jean Dubois, Linda Gayle Reger, Carol Ann Edgerton, Nina Jean Breeding, Matilda 
E. Alexander, Phoebe Chao-Ping Chien, and Diane Sue David. Heather C. Henderson and Rinda Marie Ramsey were counselors. Director was Mrs. I. T. Powers. 

Diane David, Linda Egenes, Jean Castillo, Merry Holaday, Alma Salinas, Rinda Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Yolanda Galvan, Matilda Alexander, Debbie Roach, Jeanne Lancaster, Yvonne Charles, Katie Fegan, Carol Edgerton. THIRD ROW: Velosia Walker, Nina Breeding, Debra Lacy, Terry Riddlesperger, Angelina Newhart, Happy Gaither, Cheryl Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Heather Henderson, Sister Laura Melody, Mary Svatek, 
~ Carolyn Cail, Carol Rank, Maril Dubois. 
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For more than 30 years, Hardin House has been an established part of the University scene. The apartment-dormitory complex with two courtyard swimming pools offered its residents a variety of living arrangements plus the advantages of quiet study areas and comfortable lounges for visiting and entertaining. 
The Hardin House activity program included get-acquainted parties at the beginning of each semester and a Christmas party for residents and their dates. The traditional Hardin House Awards Day party was held in March to honor residents with the highest grade-point averages. 
Mrs. Stella Hardin, owner and founder, super­vised the staff of five resident housemothers who worked closely with the girls in planning policies and activities. 
Hardin House 

Getting a Coke sometimes required more than one's last dime. 

Hardin North 
Hardin North, a new high-rise apartment com­plex for University women, opened its doors in September, 1969. 
Designed for convenience and security with the freedom of apartment living, Hardin North was planned as a pedestrian community to provide a new way of life for its residents. Shops, services, restaurants, off-street parking, and recreational facilities were incorporated within the three­towered building and multi-story parking garage. 
Six different apartment floor plans, private bal­conies, color-keyed decors, and three styles of Scandinavian-designed furniture allowed a wide choice for individual preference. The ninth-floor 
roof deck and chapel, landscaped terrace and pool on ground level, and lJtility lounges. on each apartment floor were among Hardin. North's up­to-date facilities for the exclusive use of the resi­dents. 

Campus was a four-block walk from tne new Hardin Norin. 

LEFT: Games, costumes, and a cake from Mrs. Johnson's Bakery livened Halloween at Heflin. BELOW: Heflin girls discovered that " Texas Fight" goes well with Shakey's pizza and banjo-picking. 

STUDENT ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: Marilyn Lake, Gwen Eberhart, Mrs. Violet Morrow, Cathy Benno. SECOND ROW: Cyndi Word, Mrs. K. C. Purcell, Barbara Evans, Betty Young, Sara Hunt. 

Jester Center 
In its first year of operation, Jester became the first women's dormitory to abolish curfew. Open houses were held once ·a month. 
Students from all parts of the campus were attracted to Jester Center, with its classrooms, auditorium, lounges, patios, and cafeterias. 
Residents interested in committee work devoted their time to the housing, social hours, special events, and speakers committees. 
The men's and women's student governments united to plan activities, including the Casino Royale with mock gambling, old movies, a coffee house, a cabaret, bunny-girls, and a dance. 
Many women's floors planned speakers, arts and crafts meetings, and sensitivity sessions. Rallies in the courtyard by men residents, fire alarms going off at 3 a.m., and living without water for over 24 hours are events that will be cherished by Jester women for years. 
Mrs. Betty Goodenough, Miss Katie Garvin, Mrs. Ann Jesen, and Mrs. Erny Starnes served as head residents of the four women's dorms. Residents compared courses and professors before registration. 


STUDENT ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: Lynda Fournace, Nancy Aronoff, Dianne Robin, Debra Mann, Irene Ziegler, Barbra Mann. SECOND ROW: Jerry Burrell, Sheryl Jorgensen, Janice Speer, Joyce Braden, Nancy Keehn, Linda Cheatham. THIRD ROW: Judith Mcferran, Catherine Carpenter, Paula Garver, Deborah Harlow, Mary Davis, Eleanor Wagner, Melodee Shade. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Sally Bauer, Linda Wheeler, Virginia Craig, Catherine Markland, Nancy Notley, Joyce Schultz, Dorothy Strieber, Susan Long. 


STUDENT ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: Andrew Quiroz, Edwin Arnold, Robert Seiwert, Robert Jenkins, James Owens, Jeffrey Rucker, Richard Marrs. SECOND ROW: Jonathan Oelrich, George Shannon, Terry Ange· vine, Reynaldo Sanchez, Leslie Schoppe, Kearby Fehr, Dean Langston, Barry Browne. THIRD ROW: Roy Neff, Carl Muska, Richard Bills, Raymond Gillaspie, John Garrett, Joseph Nienaber, Robert Lawson, Andrew Chesson, Clyde Prestwood, head resident. 


From its conception this fall, the Jester Men's Student Government tried to attack the most pressing problems of Jester Center. Because of the desire and the obvious need for a visitation policy, the JMSG tackled this heretofore un­touched issue. 
The officers . of the JMSG this year were speaker, Marc Daniel McGee; speaker pro-tern, Phillip Paul Sudan Jr.; clerk, Kenneth Ewing Mar­tin; treasurer, Robert Vance Ulsh; parliamentarian, Ronald Glenn Franklin; and sergeant-at-arms, An­drew Quiroz. 
It was of most concern to the members of the JMSG to provide an effective voice to the administration and at all times to be responsive to the needs of the residents. 


Residents harmonized on the front steps of Jester Center. 
MEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT: FRONT ROW: Kenneth Martin, Richard 
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Edgin, Mark Watler, Robert Ulsh, Philip Sudan. SECOND ROW: Ralph Brown, William Heinsohn, Jeffrey Hamilton, Marc McGee, Michael Feld­
man. 


Jester Unit I 

FRONT ROW: Susan Burson, Kathy Haddock, Martha Wynne, Anne Spiel­man, Lorraine Hockensmith, Lou Currie, Marcia Ory, Lynn Thogerson, Eileen Dolstra. SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn Altman, Emy Starnes, Karen Cade, Catherine Arnold, Beverly Zikes, Reida Dewbre, Cynthia Peddycoart, Mehrbanoo Kavoussi, Michelle McGraw. THIRD ROW: Christy Stedman, Carin Whiting, Rose Pederson, Cynthia Parks, Margaret Tierney, Sherry Zwiebel, Linda Hemphill, Debra Tabak, Paula Conley. 

FRONT ROW: Eileen Gardner, Carol Bryant, Laura Seals, Diann Green, Jo Harbert, Sharon Josephs, Julia Shirley, Cynthia Johnson, Deborah Roth, Florence Thomas, Mary Pressler, Patricia Banks, Catherine Munson, Karen Merkens. SECOND ROW: Grizelda Medina, Isabel Nafegar, Sheryl Hardy, Margaret Spencer, Deborah Bennett, Frances Prewitt, Marilyn 
Jester Unit II 

Atkins, Susan Bame, Marsha Hunt, Peggy Coldwell, Carolyn Kerr, Claudia Scott, Donna Guarino, Mollie Welhoelter. THIRD ROW: Constance Sinclair, Pamela Spiers, Karen Baker, Charla Jones, Kathryn Crane, Mary Johnson, Stephanie Kellough, Nancy Lowrie, Donna lee, Susan Simmons, Jeanne Young, Sharon Byrd, Deborah Rall, Jan levith, Lynne Patricia Minor, Dana Costilow, Daryl Atwood, Mary Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Denise Jahn, Cynthia Jensen, Joyce Reinsch, Carolyn Zizelmann, Nancy Reid, Carita Mayfield, Susan Bohac, Bonnie Saunders, Jennifer long, Jahala Woods, Nancy Ayres, Ruana Moore, Jerry Burrell, Barbara Schatz, Debra Johnson, Roberta Weatherby, Lucy Green, Mary Gillespie. 

FRONT ROW: Katherine Garvin, Glenna Peverly, Caron Metcalf, Melodee Shade, Karen Winslow, Stephanie Jennings, Patricia Marbach, Anne Child,
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Dolores McKennon, Betsy Simmons, Suzanne Allen, Mary Greenwood. SECOND ROW: Julia Ingram, Debra Langford, Amalea Hart, Amabel Hart, Helen Wendlandt, Marion Smith, Barbara Smith, Nela Thomas, June Melot, Emogene Herring, Barbara Berger, Cecilia Klevenhagen, Frances Dorough, Becky Burns, Dorothy Wieck. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Daniel, Mary Reed, Lynn Sampson, Lynn Zedler, Sandra Roberts, Kathryn Badger, Rebecca Kennedy, Norma Englund, Patricia McKnight, Margaret Albers, Patricia Kammerer, Martha Hardee, Ann Henderson, Dora Yonack, Charlotte Pay-
Jester Unit Ill 
ton, Kay Eisenstatt, Jennifer Long. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Farris, Debra McElwee, Marlene Rabitchev, Roberta Childress, Cynthia Turnbough, Cyn­thia Seibold, Sandra Vine, Beverly Bucek, Virginia Buchtler, Melissa Carpenter, Grace Henderson, Edell Ellison, Marlene Henderson, Diedne Sanderson, Betty Anderson, Michelle Meletio, Nancy Wilson. 

FRONT ROW: Karen Lionti, Barbara Levin, Carol McCulley, Barbara Kaplan, Shelley Alford, Ellen Meeker, Darlene Duke, Patricia Perrin, Carol lanhan, Nancy Rembert, Laurie Fredrickson, Dena Wright, Judy Hoffman, Mary Fortenberry, Joyce Braden, Susan Appleman, Shirley Sidoti. SECOND ROW: Debbie Gershman, Cynthia Samson, Cheryl Loper, Susan Campbell, Sharon Schumann, Sandra Fiedler, Judy Dauterive, Sheryl Jorgenson, Suzy King, Wendy Dunenfeld, Dianne Robin, Rebecca Dorsett, Sarah Dinn, Beverly Rambie, Marie Watson, Crissy Cloud!, Janet Skaggs, Candace Kretzschmar. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bartlett, Melinda Jamison, Bonnie Esrig, Marylin Orton, Rosalind Hassell, Lynn Dealy, Cindy Duke, Margaret Shepperd, Diane Maisel, Marjorie Tallent, Patsy Bell, Brenda Brantley, Catherine Markland, Jeanne Pressler, Judy Kattawar, Rennee Krantz, Cathy Whitmire, Becky Kilgore, Jeanne Smalling. FOURTH ROW: Carol Turner, Caroline Cooley, Catherine Clack, Marlene Imber, Claudia Pruett, Carol Gardner, Joyce Latta, Elaine Neu, Lynda Harkins, Lea Savage, Lisa Andel!, Linda Kana, Linda Whatley, Jacquelyn Harshaney, Elizabeth Seigle, Diane Wiggins, Susan D'Arezzo, Diane Wende, Marilyn Evans. 
Jester Unit IV 

FRONT ROW: Dan Gillaspie, Wayne Roberts, John Smith, Russell Shannon, James Biggs. SECOND ROW: Thomas Milstead, James Hornsby, Mark
Jester Unit V Henslee, Robert Campbell. 

FRONT ROW: Harrell Banks, Robert Coker, William Allison, Steven Arono­witz, Richard Bills, Stephan Kulik, Richard Martin, George Best, Gary Alletag, Jack Reily, Thomas Word, Pat Carr, Roy Crawford, John Smith, George Knight. SECOND ROW: John Smith, Arthur Nathan, Andy Klein, Leonard Gahlia, Bob Singleton, Fred Robinson, Ray Gillaspie, Rick Trutna, Bill Wheeler, Tom Hamilton, Max Stringer, John Hounsel, David McCoy, Bruce Hicks, John Kuhl, Charles Brookshire, Junior Rutabaga, John Smith, Philip Sudan, David Gould, David Lebow, Jim Norman, Jon Moseley. 
Jester Unit VI 

THIRD ROW: George Joyce, Arthur Shannon, David Canty, John Smith, Roy Wright, Barry Pier, Mike Polansky, Steve Barr, Edwin White, Mike Moline, Steve McCullough, Gene Hassell, Robert Crew, Danny Stiles, Terrence Thornton, Gary Floyd, Sid Greer, Sam Sutherland, Pete Deinken, Rudy Hyde, Dale Rylander, Richard Finch, Roy Priebe. FOURTH ROW: Ronny Ross, Andrew Quiroz, Leslie Schoppe, James Weisinger, Thomas lley, James Walsh, Thomas Singer, Marc McGee, Mark Watler, Steve Willis, Chris Crouch, Bob Flynn, John Smith, Wayne Moore, John Smith, Dennis Broughton, John Smith, John Smith, Morris Snelson. FIFTH ROW: Ron Verrett, John Smith, John Smith, Bunky Yates, Donald Benton, Steve Spears, John Smith, Ira Panzer, Randy Phillips, Tom Dawson, John Smith, Peter Vogely, Larry Thronson, Emmett Harrison, Rick Bolin, Brian McArdle, John Smith, John Smith. 

FRONT ROW: Robert Jenkins, James Seeman, Mark Barfield, Carl Mann, Robert Pearce, Melodee Shade, Gilton Brown, Richard Smith, Barry Stand­ley, Michael Kasper, Barry Wolf, Gregory Stone. SECOND ROW: Donald Daum, Charles Hedges, Charles Bunker, John Hall, Kent Johnson, Lee Young, Kelly Muck, Robin Embry, Larry Pecena, Robert Lehn, Granville Carter, Stephen Wright, Gordon Kovich, Leonard Lachman, David Minc­berg. THIRD ROW: Everett McCree, Stephen Hougen, Norman Parrish, Martin Cutrell, David McGehee, Roy Snell, Ronald Franklin, Rudolph Nitsch, Charles Eubanks, David Aubel, Max Reinbach, Martin Vonderheid, Alphonce Brown. 
Jester VII 

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President Hackerman spoke at the dedication of Jester Center in the fall. 
Kinsolving 
This year Kinsolving's four units housed 776 coeds. Kinsolving West, featuring suites with connecting baths, primarily housed upperclass­men while freshmen stayed in Kinsolving South. 
The annual Halloween "Mystic Mixer" was en­livened with palm reading by Mrs. Hipple. Other fall activities were a Christmas dinner, an open house, and an arts and crafts exhibit. In the spring, outstanding scholars were initiated into Phi Beta Kinsolving. The dorm actively participated in campus intramurals throughout the year. 
The four resident counselors were Mrs. Mar­garet Brown, southeast coordinator; Mrs. Helen Coffin, southwest; Mrs. Zadie Lumpkin, northeast; and Mrs. Idella Patterson, northwest. 
FRONT ROW: Andy Witzel, Sharon Macaw, Margaret Anderson, Barbara Howard, Decie Ankenman, Linda Price, Fredell Topek, Mrs. Lumpkin, Linda Shelton, Sharon Bozarth, Candy Koy, Debbie Katz, Beverly Horton, Halleta Hightower, Lorraine Martyn. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Boland, Susan Main­ard, Marilyn Rubin, Patricia Leonard, Gay Gordon, Candy Sullivan, Susan Hammond, Terry Warhol, Myra Bosley, Ann Adams, Debbie Daniel, Lynn Brown, Beverly McGraw, Linda Hamann, Linda Flores, Susie Matthiessen, Anne Reynolds, Vikki Racanelli, Debbie Levin, Cathie Greene. THIRD ROW: Judy Bormaster, Becky Brown, Lucinda Schumm, Kitty Davenport, Stephanie Barnes, Charlotte Kroll, Joy Shafer, Vicki Funke, Jet Houston, Joyce Strickland, Pat Williams, Anne Andrews, Cynthia Wylie, Nancy Bremer, Harrian Burttschell, Alyce Baskin, Linda Ribble, Dariel Russ, Jo Ann Eibel, Sara Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Joeann Campbell, Mary Ince, Priscilla Zahn, Cheryl Jennings, Linda Griffith, SalMe Minsey, Joyce Szor, 
Kinsolving Northeast 

Melinda Welch, Martha Moran, Linda Warren, Carol Beach, Vicki Avico, Robin Kates, Karen Hinton, Kerry Carrick, Ellen Gerloff, Constance Chapin, Laura Elfenbein, Rebecca Copeland. FIFTH ROW: Donna Preibisch, Marilyn Mace, Debbie Hurst, Laura Jones, Janet Merritt, Mary Hughes, Kathy Balliew, Janet Zoller, Judy Rowe, Lorraine Humble, Mary Culbertson, Sandra Jones, Sherry Jarrell, Anne Hollingsworth, Marcia Cox, Connii> Marsh, Doris McGown, Patty Cohen, Jody Ladd, Charlotti> Dalton, Debbii> Rath, Niki Tisdale. 




FRONT ROW: Barbara Gerber, Linda Crockett, Kay Graham, Alice Her· bolsheimer, Barbara Jones, Nancy Duke, Mrs. I. M. Patterson, Penny Hawkins, Jena Soward, Helen Holcomb, Brenda Skrhak, Judy Skrivanek, Linda Shaw, Judy Baldwin, Jann Johnson. SECOND ROW: Carol Grove, Vicki Howell, Margaret Rosenfeld, Colleen Dilworth, Jill Vogelfang, Deb· orah May, Marilyn Warzecha, Barbara Barnes, Carolyn Kawamoto, Mary Mengelkoch, Marjory Colvin, Debbie Stowitts, Loretta Guerra, Helen Ng, Leslie · Littrell, Ruth Sanders. THIRD ROW: Paige Catchings, Esmeralda Casillas, Jean-Marie Askey, Vicki Rummell, Gwendolyn Kennard, Carolyn Washington, Sherrita Lee, Karen Garges, Sharon Goforth, Barbara Gordon, Lyndo franklin, Jo Vaccaro, Jane Borth, Cynthia Crow, Nancy Coffman, Wanda Walker, Linda Hefley. FOURTH ROW: Stephanie Hutner, Janine Young, Lorraine Sonnemann, Robin England, Sue Spalding, Jenny Jouette, Kay Polasek, Gwen Gilliland, Martha Moore, Tootie Boswell, Linda Simp­son, Karen George, Christine Warfield, Anna Dement, Christina Gandy, Vicki Anders, Paula Yee, Deborah Durfee, Sarah Adams, Christine Lamar. FIFTH ROW: Terri Taylor, Rosalee Neskar, Cindy Maass, Susan Klinger, Robin Green, Cynthia Kruger, Nancy Wargo, Peggy Gooding, Theresa Kane, Patricia Rangel, Lynn Schnitman, Jane Cofer, Elsie Parkinson, Mary Mills, Donna Howell, Marsha Carson, Mary Kopec, Katherine Houzvicka, Linda Long, Jan Harrison, Maxie Wright, Carol Amman. 
Kinsolving Northwest 


Schooler, Zada Schriever, Colleen Connolly, Susan Talley, Betsy Hess, Jody 
Miller, Nancy Madera, Debbie Eads, Sherry Robinson, Valerie Fink, Rbonda 
Hyatt, Christine Conlon, Deborah Elsner, Debbie Lewis, Glynis Crawford 
Margaret McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Butzberger, Beth Swenumson, 
FRONT ROW: Marijo Bader, Nancy Post, Dia Wilkerson, Elizabeth Nichols, Marilyn Andrews, Nancy Newell, Karol King, Cherie Lambrecht, Karla Kathryn Kinsman, Linda Perine, Linda Denison, Cathy Culwell, Margaret Kelson, Sara Stoneburner, Sylvia Finkelstein, Nancy Steadman, Eileen Brown, Dianne Dies, Patricia Furgiuele, Kathryn Madsen, Georgiana Stan­Biesemeier, Ann Lehman, Linda McCarty, Janet Estes, Terri Wilemon, Mary ley, Jane Urquhart, Alice Aves, Margaret Thigpin. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kanewske, Diane Sparks, Claudia Lawrence, Sonja Gary, Juliana Crouch, 
Ethridge, Ann Church, Michele Davis, Pamela Noll, Mary Woellert, Linda Diane Taylor, Ruth Debord, Sarah Osbourn, Bitsy Brumage. FIFTH ROW: Fuerst, Gail Simon, Susan Bazarsky, Carol Hare, Judy Poston, Nancy Catherine Dick, Becky Crowell, Jaylie Longbotham, Lexine Bohls, Cynthia Edwards, Beth Novotny, Charnita Spring, Gail Gregg, Connie Bachman, Loeffler, Gigi Walton, Mary Marshall, Dorothy Tvedt, Marla Munneke, Lura Griffin, Nancy Frambach, Carroll Murdock, Marianne Waring, Karen Mary Pipkin, Sharon Cerna, Lillian Liebenson, Linda Long, Betty Males, Knapp, Elizabeth Bridges, Jackie Byars, Greta Green. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lillian Morrow, Sara Jennings, Cheri Benge, Barbara Bowles, Jane Steinle, 
Eversole, Suzanne Stansbury, Susan Couger, Leigh Fenly, Anne Wilson, Marsha Pehrson, Patricia Whitley, Susan Tudor, Debi Selfridge, Chris Devorah Lerner, Kay Scheffelin, Barbara Laber, Mandy Balch, Janice Fossler, Ana Garcia, Trisha Puck. 
Kinsolving Southeast 
FRONT ROW: Lydia Lequeux, Linda Fontenot, Meg Ganchan, Cathy Leary, Anderson, Christy Yarbrough, Julie Aaronson, Barbara Babcock, Brenda 
Susan Ganchan, Peggy Cowhig, Beverly Anderson, Mrs. Helen Coffin, Trojanowsky, Aleta Roberts, Elisabeth Krauskopf, Candace Anderson, 
Robbie Umholtz, Penne Sitlon, Cathy Canter, Sherry Glover, Michael Ann Janice Campise, Susan Pratka, Pamela Phillips, Citty Abolhossieni, Debra 
Healey, Debra Jones, Marianne McClun.9, Cindy Spiker, Linda Bundy. Miranda, Barbara Phillips, Janet Gish. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Hegar, 
SECOND ROW: Mary Christian, Renee Popejoy, Liz Tankersley, Marion Margaret Wilson, Vicki Oates, Joan Hong, Sonje Berntsen, Karen Walker, 
Morrison, Kathy Magee, Ilene Glazer, Janet Radtke, Nancy Weaver, Debra Barbara Waters, Carol Colquitt, Judy Bryant, _Linda Callaway, Kay Levinson, 
Sholtess, Martha Zuniga, Missy Childs, Shelia Little, Janice Moore, Jana Barbara Ozon, Mary Ashman, Cathey Youngblood, Christy Hunter, Carole 
Estes, Lois Williams, Marsha White, Elizabeth Hill, Kim Barzilla. THIRD Ellison, Susan Harrison, Donna White, Sarah McMordie, Molly Walker. 
ROW: Ann Tillinghast, Alice Howe, Helen Holmes, Karen McCann, Widney FIFTH ROW: Marcia Rech, Sally Vener, Ann Smith, Judith Brown, Sylvia 
Darnell, Dona Glaser, Patti Halprin, Lois King, Janet Wooley, Belly Vance, 
Peggy Thomas, Dolores Parsons, Susan Hanson, Colleen Hill, Debbie 
Green, Kathleen Sullivan, Shelley Swinehart, Margaret Redfearn, Paige 

Sherman, Mary Gilday, Barbara Hillebrenner, Janet Moley.
Kinsolving Southwest 


TOP LEFT: Each of Kinsolving's rooms was decorated to reflect the personal tastes of its residents. TOP RIGHT: Advisors from all wnmen's dorms met at Kinsolving for a fashion talk. LEFT: During football sea­son, Kinsolving windows displayed Long­horn spirit. 

Snoopy and Santa's elves cavorted on the first-prize door in littlefield's Christ­mas door-decorating contest. 

LittIefie I d 
Littlefield, the only all-freshman dorm on the University campus, entered a booth in the Dime's Day competition for the first time this year. Pea­nuts were sold by girls in the doghouse (Snoopy's that is) . 
Residents got a chance to talk with University professors through the faculty fellows program. An Aggie sign contest, Dads' Day coffee and open house, and Christmas party for Austin State School children were held in the fall. Spring was celebrated by a style show, a formal, a talent show, and a dinner at which the new advisors were tapped. 
Resident counselor Mrs. Katherine Herbert and student assistants Carol Hardgrave, Linda C. Wooley, and Anna Belle Van Alstine ran Little­field smoothly and efficiently. 
FRONT ROW: Paula Wagnon, Leni Drakos, Gaylon Finklea, Erin Smith, Nancy Lee, Martha Gallier, Vicki Byrnes, Mary Wa rd, Nancy Wi llbern, Vicki Adams, Trudy Norton, Barbara McDowell, Paula Bromser. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Morales, Wae Buckland, Ann Castro, Janie Delgado, Martha Pollard, Mable Ellis, Darien Singer, Karen Stanley, June Flahie, Candy Carothers, Marilyn Stefka, Tina Inman, Peggy Ebensberger, Betsy Boyer, Jean Oliver, Renelle Sauls, Suzette Jacobs, Ann Musgrove, Linda Wooley, Mary Neal. THIRD ROW: Susan Head, Valerie Rieger, Jan Cocek, Barbara Hines, Kaye Boyle, Jeanie Bugh, Linda Hodgkinson, Phyllis Jeschke, Judy Parker, Nancy Sandberg, Ann Degenhardt, Linda Cook, Jo Van Winkle, Gina Kintigh, Renee Montgomery, Judi Janca, Sandra Brewer, Bonita Moon, Melissa Brown, Dianne Chuoke, Pat Gilbert, Rayna Lewis, Anna 
Van Alstine. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Fairchild, Ann Hollingsworth, Barbara Lau, Sharon Dupree, Linda Chin, La.na Seale, Becky Fernandez, Marla Hufford, Joanna Doedyns, Margaret Garner, Pam Churchwell, CynJhia Callan, Alicia Woods, Mae Miller, Mary Johnson, Penny Andersen, Nancy Sullivan, Kathryn Cunningham, Nan Gray, Bernadine Slomchinski, Sylvia Rend6n, Holly Robinson, Val Lindsay. FIFTH ROW: Kathleen Anamosa, Carroll Kiene, Katie Pearson, Chris Holt, Lexie Mears, Jean Beauduy, Eleanor Wooldridge, Tpall Howard, Pat Carr, Jennifer Evans, Marguerite DuVall, Donna Bate, Sharon Morgan, Lorraine Oley, Margaret Rummel, Jean Bollinger, Phyllis Janecka, Karen Colley, Debbie Thompson, Phyllis Anderson, Wanda Ripper, Elsa Gutierrez, Diane Newland, Susan Luedecke. 


In keeping with the swiftly changing face of University life, Mayfair House, a privately owned dormi.tory, became a coed residence this year. The special study areas, excellent food, heated swimming pool, and color television provide the students with comfortable surroundings for their academic and social pursuits. 
Highlights of the year included Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, and meals by the pool when the weather was nice. 
Next door to the Mayfair House are the May­fair Apartments for girls. The residents of the apartments may use the Mayfair House facilities. 
Mrs. Fay Huston, manager, was assisted this year by Mrs. Jessica Wells and Mrs. Ann Ails. Student assistants were Charles Joseph Cerf, Janet Harriet Brueck, Catherine Caine Abshier, and Linda Diana Prudhomme. 
Mayfair 
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The Mayfair bus was a welcome sight on rainy days. 

Madison 
Madison House was the scene of many formal and informal activities this year. A Halloween party with prizes awarded for the best costumes was a big success. A special Thanksgiving dinner and a luncheon honoring Dads on Dads' Day highlighted the month of November. At Christ­mas, residents enjoyed a tree-decorating party and a carol sing with refreshments after curfew. 
Floor meetings were held once or twice a month. Surprise birthday parties and candlelights for dropped, pinned, and engaged girls caused much excitement among residents on the floors where the ~vents took place. Mrs. Kathleen Grosse, owner of Madison, was assisted in running the residence by Susanna Elaine Macha and Karen Sue Zellars. 
ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Jan Leslie Naxon, Elissa Elaine Simon, Connie Bischoff, Jane Karothin, Linda Kay Jackson. SECOND ROW: Gail Leslie Slavin, Susanna Elaine Macha, Linda Kay Lassetter, Sharron Lea Dowling, Barbara Ann Meadows, Jolyn Gayle Giese, Linda Marsha Manowitz. 


Madison-Bellaire Apartments, the newest addi­tion to the Madison-Dexter family, is designed to afford individuality, convenience, and the inde­pendence of apartment living combined with counseling services and supervision. Twelve two­bedroom, two-bath apartments for four coeds each with attractive color-keyed carpets, drapes, .and furnishings in contemporary style, allowed residents to enjoy individual activities without 
disturbing others. 
A comfortable TV and game lounge, beauti­
fully landscaped patio, large swimming pool, air­
conditioned bus to and from campus, ·and free 
TV cable were some of the many facilities avail­
able to Madison-Bellaire residents. 
Two counselors worked under the direction of 
Mrs. Gene lsely, resident director. 
Madison-Bellaire 

Moore-Hill 
FRONT ROW: Alfred Reinhardt, Stephen Whitfield, John Street, Patrick Timmons, Juddy Helmcamp, William DuBose. SECOND ROW: Richard Gwynn, Barton Smith, Kenneth Ferguson, Charles Lindee, James Dracoulis, John Tucker, Benedetto Mizrahi, Thurman Bryant, John Primm, Fred Oliver, Richard Williamson, Harold Prasatik, Javier Aguilar, Raymond Gaston, Steven Orloff, Randall Ray, Michael Shearn, Thomas Gardner, Thomas Griffith. THIRD ROW: Carl Johnson, William Bently, Jesus Rangel, John Gabig, Carl Dudley, Mario Hernandez, John Stanford, James Paris, Steve Barnhart, Robert Erickson, Dan Murray, Timothy Lawson, Richard Hodge, Joseph New, David Eymard, Robert Major, William Phillips, Paul Norris, Ronald Lanier, Andrew Morgan. FOURTH ROW: James Yanaway, Mark Verwest, Scott Clark, Marvin Kelly, Donald Hudman, Fernando Gonzalez, Larry Lewis, Henry Blackwell, Eugene Key, Robert Dill, Harry Williams, Kendall Anderson, Michael Atwood, Gary Finch, Eric McPherson, Robert Proft, Julius Whittier. FIFTH ROW: Randall Ogilvie, Garry Nelson, Don Booker, Paul McCartney, Jim Smith, Larry Kingsbury, Michael Briggs, Earl Fowler, James Maroney, Richard Reynolds, Randall Yarbrough, Robert Gorman, Cleofas Calleros, Eugene Trevino, Jackie McElhanon, Robert Harper, Marion Smith, Terry Glaser, Douglas Morton. 

A speakers' program was started this year at Moore-Hill, featuring Dean of Students Stephen McClellan, Madelyn Murray O'Hai r, and debates between candidates for campus offices. A beer bust was held in the fall at the Party Barn. 
Several members of the "Mafia" from Moore­Hill made the scene at Jester's Casino Royale. 
Teams from Moore-Hill entered all the intra­mural events, placing second in the housing di­vision in football and basketball. In informal tournaments frisbee champs knocked down coke bottles for points. 
Tim Timmons was head resident. Counselors were James Harlan Arnold, James Dale Cooke, William Louis Dubose, Theodore P. Gorski, Juddy Ray Helmcamp, Kenneth Edward Houston, Woodie Scott McCarty, James Douglas McMillan, Alfred Henry Reinhardt, John Edwin Street, and James 
A. Wakefield. 


Newman Hall 
After a complete remodeling, Newman Hall reopened this fall. The dormitory now accommo­dates 100 coeds. The residence, named for 19th­century churchman; John Henry, Cardinal New­man; is owned by the Dominican Sisters, but is open to girls of all faiths. 
Newman residents displayed seasonal spirit this year, holding a Halloween costume party and a Christmas tree-trimming party. The girls also participated in intramural sports. 
Advisors this year were Susan Margaret Lewis, Virginia T. Hagerty, Frances Elizabeth Miner, and Margaret K. Brady. Aiding housemother Mrs. Grace McQueety were student assistants Marie Louise Mulkey, Leila Jane Schwerdtfeger, and Rita Jannette Bordano. 
Happiness is getting mail. 

Prather 
Prather residents were very active in intramurals this year, especially football and basketball. Prather Hall Residents' Committee, the dorm gov­ernment, organized a speaker's program and a volleyball team. A number of open houses were held during the year. 
Head resident was Joe Holland. Walter Hyde, Glynn Farmer, Mike Petru, and Charles Powell were student assistants. 
Ping-pong was a diversion enjoyed by Prather residents. 

FRONT ROW: Frank Petru, James Powell, Joe Holland, Walter Hyde, Scotty Jergenson. SECOND ROW: Denis Kopecki, Walter Sunderlin, Jerome Bierschenk, Chris McGowan, Gustavo Trevino, Ricardo Sanchez, James Matula, Martin Crutsinger, Lance Smith, Alfred Espinosa, Stephen Krivoy. THIRD ROW: Charles Patrick, David Dobyns, David Shillito, Kiran Lala, Gene Bachman, James Washbourne, Charles Wheeler. Donald Halk, Kenneth Kimble, Christian Agnew, Richard Hartzell, Hosea Gardner, Rob­ert Gilliam, Francisco Rodriquez, Milton Walker. FOURTH ROW: David Young, Stephen Ulrich, Patrick Roques, Klaus Shawley, David Blakely, Glenn Boyd, Curtis Cryer, Homer Roberson, Mark Wilson, Dwight Tom­kins, Columbus Coleman, Joseph Gibbs, Jack Fuerst. FIFTH ROW: Bernard Biorum, Warren Cico, Edward Pohl, Herbert Pike, James Stovall, Samuel Sanchez, Ricardo Valdez, Alex Gutierrez, Johnny Umphress, John Broul­lire, Stephen Moore, Howard Harkness, Paco Vela, Paul Schumann, Clifford Parroll. 



FRONT ROW: Homer Small, Dan Wheelus, Dan Utley, Michael Green, ley Pantel. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Drakos, George Burns, Carlos Valadez, 
Michael Loessin. SECOND ROW: John Erwin, Steven Nelson, Kerry Yeager, Mark Cullen, Ramon Bosquez, Mark Adleman, Donald Jackson, Seth Fowler, 
Gary Peters, Gustavo Garcia, David Rodriguez, Walter Johnson, Steven James Owen, Kenneth Scheller, Harold Livers, Robert Rogan. FIFTH ROW: 
Cannizaro, Byron Tucker, Frank Almendarez, Robert Kunze, Irwin Speizer, Michael McCartney, Brian Price, Stewart Greenlee, Christopher Clinton, 
Alan Schumann, Jerold Johnson. THIRD ROW: Michael Martin, Miles Win· Harry Payne, Stephen Blaylock, Louis Squyres, Alfred Ricks, Charles 
nette, Wister Lee, Norman Schafer, Raymond Revis, James Moffett, Pat· Mason, Edwin Hays, Charles Oiiing, Steven Rogan, James Kirby, Gregory 
rick Eicher, Victor Scherer, Robert Goodfellow, Robert Chiles, Ragan Deen. 
Haggard, John Waide, Arthur Wolfe, John Scruggs, Michael Rogers, Stan· 



Speakers on interesting issues brought crowds to Roberts for enlightenment and discussion: Madelyn Murray O'Hair speaking on atheism and life, Larry Waterhouse on SDS and on Vietnam, Larry Caroline on philosophy of life, the Women's Liberation on the place of women in the 20th century, Mary K. Davis on YAF policy against the New Left, Father Lundy on a Christian in today's world, Chris Bjork on the Peace Corps in Nigeria, and Dr. Paul Trickett on Drugs and on V.D. 
Speaking on topics of campus life were Arts and Sciences Dean John Silber on a proposed freshman's philosophy, Alphonse Brown on Fresh­man Encounter, Dean of Students Stephen Mc­Clellan on campus activities, Darrell Royal on the philosophy of a football coach, and candidates for campus elections. 
Roberts had a volleyball team this year, sent 
two delegations to the MUN, and sponsored frequent open houses. Dan Utley was head resi­dent. 
Roberts Hall 


FRONT ROW: Kenneth Hinton, Tom Johnson, Andy Bevelle. SECOND ROW: Terry Pechacek, George Altgelt, Franz St. George, Benedetto Mizrahi, Rodney Bevill. THIRD ROW: Ernest Crain, Charles Palmer, Chris 
San Jacinto 
lenzer, Allen Kalina . 
San Jacinto dormitory housed a broad cross­section of students last year, including men with classifications from freshman to graduate student, veterans, and foreign students. All of the resi­dents were organized under one student govern­ment. 
San Jacinto residents were active participants in the Waller Creek incident. Other activities were intramurals and numerous open houses. 
Head resident was Thomas Henry Johnson. Kenneth Walter Hinton and Rodney Lynn Beville were student assistants at dorms A and F, re­spectively. 

In their free time, residents engaged in a friendly poker game. 

Simkins 
Simkins' dorm government was very active in its first year of operation. 
Members of the government conducted surveys to determine the attitude of parents and residents concerning dorm visitation and conditions. The major goals were changing University visitation policies and carrying out physical improvements of the building and services. Sixteen open houses were held during the year to show the adminis­tration the maturity and responsibility of students. 
Softball, volleyball, and bridge were some of the activities of residents during the year. 
Head resident was Melvin Jerry Tanzy. Robert Frank Dieli, Ed Stanley Elliott, Steven Marcus Kiger, Edward Hamilton Marrs, Donald Bruce Marshall, and Carl Lee Whitley were dorm coun­
selors. Gary Lee Marks was president of the dorm government. 
Residents took time for a game of chess or a table of bridge. 
Simkins' dorm government was effective in changing visitation poli­cies to allow open houses. 
Scottish Rite Dormitory 

A residence for University women, Scottish Rite Dormitory is owned by the Scottish Rite Masons of Texas. 
A House Council, elected by dormitory resi­dents, assists each year in planning activities in­cluding monthly candlelight birthday dinners, a Dads' Day open house, a spring formal, and the traditional Advisors' Tapping Dinner. 
SRO honors its residents with the highest grade­point averages with membership in the Scottish Scholars. Society members tutor other residents and conduct recognition dinners for girls with outstanding scholastic records. They also super­vise use of reference materials in the dormitory study hall . The group honors outstanding alumnae at its spring tapping dinner. 
The seven wooded acres on which SRO is located provide ample grounds for secluded sun­bathing, volleyball, touch football, baseball, and swimming. Laundry service is provided, and fresh 
flowers from the dormitory greenhouse are abundant throughout the year. 
The board of directors and executive commit­tee of the Scottish Rite Educational Association of Texas operate the dormitory. Mrs. Natalie Townes was administrator. 
SCOTIISH SCHOLARS: FRONT ROW: Anita Byrom, Felisa Skinner, Darla Darville, Polly Gorin, Barbara Seale. SECOND ROW: Tory Burks, Annalyn Garrett, Becky Bounds, Joyce Bankston, Jeni Simms, Rose Ann Scott, Ruth Spruill, Rebecca Black. THIRD ROW: Ann Williams, Terry Bryant, Donna Hart, Cheryl Ellis, Carol Hogenson, Pamela Mabry, Karen Dillon, Maryanna Moeny, Sharon Oxford, Becky Woodard, Frotze Ehrensberger, Vivian Westbrook, April Harris. 

Cochran Memorial Library, located in SRO, contains rare books and first editions, particularly those by American authors. 

The SRO recreation room provided many ways to entertain oneself and one's friends. 

ADVISORS: FRONT ROW: Dona Hutcheson, Virginia Seago, Rebecca Black, Barbara Seal~, Susan Grimes. SECOND ROW: Debbie Trimble, Patti Thomas, Nancy Keeling, Becky Woodard, April Harris, Patti Alexander, Sherry Jameson, Cynthia Raesener, Melinda Neel. THIRD ROW: Trudell Singer, Mary Bess Rizer. FOURTH ROW: Ann Williams, Linda Baugh, Carol Hogen­son, Sharon Oxford, Betsy Valentine, Dixie Demler, Jeanne Tidwell, Julie Minter, Judy Glass, Paula Brimble, Nancy Bateman, Dollie Huffman, Frotze Ehrensberger, Joan Posey. 

Counseling and acting as receptionists were some of the duties of Tower 
Manor's student assistants. 
Tower Manor 
Tower Manor residents enjoyed many parties throughout the year. Open houses were held once a month during which girls entertained in their apartments. Preceding holidays, parties were held in the Tower Manor living room with dates and refreshments. 
Four girls shared each of the two bedroom apartments with living room and kitchenette. 
Resident counselor Mrs. Mildred Hendricks was aided in running the apartments by student as­sistants Karen Ann Russ, Margaret Carlyle Currie, Cynthia Lebo, and Linda Lorraine Zwiegel. 




Dormitory Life 
Inter-Cooperative Council 
The Inter-Cooperative Council changed its em­phasis this year. In the past it has served as a social sounding board between men's and women's cooperatives. This year the council pro­vided more than just social activities, making its way into campus politics, community involve­ment, and University information services. 
Co-op Week was one tradition that remained, howeve r. The week began with an open house for relatives and friends, followed by a banquet, a song fest, and a spring formal. 
This year's officers were Thomas Duke Kim­brough, president; Ted Edward Green, vice-presi­dent; Margaret Nancy Eden, secretary; and Ernie Michael Eden, treasurer. 

The annual ICC awards banquet was held during Co-op Week at the Villa Capri. 

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FRONT ROW: Duke Kimbrough, Ruth Smith, Dathulia Schmiedekamp, Dona 
Sue Quinton, Suzy Clarkson, Marjorie York. SECOND ROW: Rose Balmas, 
Claudia Fegette, Johnnie James, Barbara Brandenburg, Corinne Slemenda, 
Margie Eden, Rosemary Robbins, Dianne Sullivan, Lois Graham. THIRD 
ROW: Ted Green Jr., Randy Marshall, John Zerr, Cyndy Jones, Carl II( 
Schmiedekamp, Candy Clark, Nan Hanover, Randal McDonald, Daniel 
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Rivera. FOURTH ROW: Charles Pate, Richard Kingsley, Edward Zihlman, 
Randall Burrow, Edward Socha, Edward Elmer, Beverly Brandon, Teresa 
Gilmore, Ernie Eden. 


Coordinator's of Women's Co-ops 
Millie Edwards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Almetris Betty Marie Cummings . ......... . . Smith Sue Ellen Hart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Century Elizabeth Du-Long .......... . . Theadorne Linda Jo DiQuinzio .. ...... . ..... Century Sharon Kathleen McKusker ... .. Theadorne Evelyn Nora Arechiga . . ..... . ..... Felicia Nan Annette Hanover .. .... ..... Valhalla Deborah Jane Keas ... .. . . ... ... Gebauer Linda Marrine Woodard ... .. ..... Valhalla Patricia Frances Harrop .... . ..... Halstead Suzanne Marie Comer ............ Varsity Patricia K. Hutto '........ .. . ... ... Pearce Barbara Ann Bryant . . .......... Wakonda Mary Theresa Harrop .. .. ...... Shangri-La Patricia Ann Lobpries .. .. . ... .. Whitehall Kristen McCaleb ..... .. ... . ....... Smith Sandra Louise Cooper .. .. ....... .. Whitis 

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FRONT ROW: Ronald Bollinger, Ted Green Jr., Rubin Del Toro. SECOND 
ROW: Philip Hollingshead, Richard Kingsley, Randall Burrow. THIRD 

Men's Co-op Council 
ROW: Thomas Wheelock, Edward Socha, William Miller Jr. 
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FRONT ROW: Millie Edwards, Pat Simpson, Glodean Baker, Susan Benar­dino. SECOND ROW: Carroll Smith, Brenda Walker, Susanne Sullivan, Tina Henneke, Edie Stimach, Willie Johnson, Cora Lee Schuh. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Janice Britton, Roslyn Bullock, Linda Eaglin, Judy Elm­
Almetris 
quist, Betti Harris, Bertha Sanchez, Clydie Scott, Suzanne ·Wenger. 
FRONT ROW: Vivian Martinez, Vickie Newman, Sue Hart, Nanette Strayer, Carol Mason. SECOND ROW: Johnnie James, Claudia Fegette, Tera Todd, Patti Chamberlin, Pat Todd. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Wright, Madeleine Delker, Ma ureen Cavanaugh, Linda DiQuinzio, Wanda Fuhrmann. MEM­BERS NOT PICTURED: Cathy Campbell, Elaine Marsch, Collett O'Neill. 
Century 

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FRONT ROW: Annamarie Krieg, Mary Diden, Jonnie Tyler, Mary DelaRosa, Evelyn Arechiga. SECOND ROW: Marsha Clour, Linda Farquhar, Maureen McGavern, Norma Kalvelage, laura Pitt. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Hubley, Kathryn Smith, Elizabeth Shields, Teresa Gilmore, Cheryl Patterson, Edwenna Fincher, Mary Poling. 
FRONT ROW: Betty Nitsche, Maria Fernandez, Charlotte Focht, Josie Lazo, Jan Edwards. SECOND ROW: Deborah Keas, Gail Bonner, Janice Thorn­blom, Beverly Grady, Beverly Brandon, Ann Magruder, Norma Rivas, Cecelia Duncan, Frances Orlofsky. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Cannon, Ann lee, Patricia Stewart. 
Felecia 

Gebauer 

FRONT ROW: Kathleen Scimoca, Patti Harrop, Diane Allen, Barbara Brandenburg. SECOND ROW: Sharon Aitches, Samie Bales, Deborah Kimura, Dana Williams, Kiki Snavely. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Knapp, Mary 
Viscardi, Elizabeth Clark, Lou Liebscher, Theresa Taylor. MEMBERS NOT
Halstead 
PICTURED: Jerrilyn J. Burrer, Ann Harriet Riggs, Stella A. Sanchez. 

FRONT ROW: Dathulia Schmiedekamp, Marilyn Sundt, Sylvia Snyder, Loraine Santos, Harriett Hobbs. SECOND ROW: Betsy Bentrup, Susan
Pearce 
Stanford, Patricia Hutto, Kathy Orren, Sharman Eide. THIRD ROW: Rose 
Balmas, Nedda Brown, Annette Forston, Nancy Hise, Martha Elvey, 
Catharine Moore. 


FRONT ROW: Virginia Rono, Betsy Kemper, Cecilia Garza, Tran Le Kim, Phung Nguyen Thi, Bonnie Edler, Mavis Ravin, Viki Mosley, Frances Tullos, Mary Harrop. SECOND ROW: Beverly Morrison, Judy Dean, Susan Kirchoff, Deana Kuehn, Sharon Fisher, Mary Kozusko, Sharon Denny. 
Shangri-La 
FRONT ROW: Kristen McCaleb, Lynne Jernigan, Darthi Follin, Diana Stallings, Kay Robinson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Zisman, Christine Mont­
Smith gomery, Patricia Coley, Adelle Bessellieu, Janet Gaynor, Linda Pittman, Rosemary Robbins, Susan Follin, Suzy Clarkson, Beryl Wardlaw, Guiomar Duenas, Betty Cummings. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Alice Keith, Beth Paterson, Linda Stevenson. 



FRONT ROW: Lois Graham, Elizabeth Du-long, Erika Carlberg, Linda 
Bower. Kathleen Appleman. SECOND ROW: Elsa Wilson, Patricia Stevens, 

Penny Quarles, Amira Colina-Vargas, Hilarie Nolet. THIRD ROW: Beverly Michalik, Kathy Cavanaugh, Mary Traugott, Sharon McKusker. Jeanie
Theadorne 
Parker. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Mary Latendresse, Ruthann Wilhelm. 

FRONT ROW: Jean Canfield, Victoria Mason, Linda Woodard. SECOND 
ROW: Sharon Goertz, Elizabeth Pyndus, June Sawhill, Kris McCaleb, Elsa 
Holm, Anne Pierce-Jones. THIRD ROW: Nan Hanover. Susan Snavely, 
Frances Goertz, Leslie Williams, Pat Behrens, Carolyn Hartman. 
Valhalla 


FRONT ROW: Rebecca Mendoza, Iyo limura, Sharon Middleton, Dao Treechatinant, Norma Barrera, Lupe Ruiz, Cathy Long. SECOND ROW: Mimi Ramyar, Carla Orr, Leslie Ostrander, Karen McKemie, Almetris Duren, Susana Kaufmann, Giti Eshraghi, Susan Finneran. THIRD ROW: Betty Alvarez, Suzanne Comer, Naomi Rosner, Elizabeth Alvarado, Jeanne Pfeil, Linda Sheffield, Pat Wood, Raji Al-Naiemi. MEMBERS NOT PIC­TURED: Cheryl Anderson, Ann Harrington, Patricia Henderson, Roberta Taylor. 
Varsity House 


FRONT ROW: Margaret Eden, Susan Strawn, Beth Hogan, Ann Steinmeyer. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Govin, Linda McKee, Barbara Bryant, Maria 
Wakonda 
Ramirez, Deborah Baker, Bonnie Canavan·. THIRD ROW: Katherine Allen, Suzy Quinton, Ivy Ferguson, Deborah Bay, Marjorie York, Cecile Kunz. 
FRONT ROW: Pat Lobpries, Corrine Slemenda, Lois Cronquist. SECOND ROW: Connie Ramirez, Pat Doerr, Kathy Zaiontz, Mary Martin, Patricia Zaiontz, Kay Schitoskey, Jeanette Doerr, Dianne Sullivan. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Linda Aschbacher, Nancy Coles, Linda Dobeh, Carrie Flores, 
Irma Garcia, Geneva Gay, Kaaren Hellsten, Isabel Lopez, Mary Martin, 
Elaine Ryan, Linda Yates.
Whitehall 

FRONT ROW: Sylvia Saldivar, Suzanne Diffley, Pauline Tyiska. SECOND 
ROW: Sandra Cooper, Annette Randall, Charlene Taylor, Candy Clark. 
THIRD ROW: Linda Kenable, Teri Peterson, Paula Campbell, Linda Merri­
weather, Linda Routt. 
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Cooperative Life 
Students found the co-ops to be a low-cost answer to the increasing housing problem. Each co-op was managed by its members. Members were delegated household duties like cooking and cleaning. Activities were planned by the Inter-Cooperative Council. Exchange dinners with other co-ops were held during the year. Each house invited faculty members to become Faculty Fellows. 
Six womens' co-ops moved into new houses this year. Special Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners were prepared. Other holiday activities included tree-decorating and Christmas parties. A number of the co-ops had secret pals or angels during the preceding week. Girls received small gifts all week and the pals were revealed at the party. 
Candlelights were held when a house member became dropped, pinned, or engaged. 
In the spring, many houses had picnics to which parents or dates were invited. Pool parties and funny-gift parties were also held. 
The men's co-ops participated individually in intramural athletics, winning many events. In the housing division Stag won first place in Class A football, Ramshorn placed second in swimming, and Stag accumulated the most points to w in the all-year trophy. 

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FRONT ROW: Richard Kingsley, Dan Duchnych, George Austria, Ron Wilcox, Bruce Cozad, Tim Clark. SECOND ROW: Darryl Williams, Dean
Campus Guild 
Shimek, Jorge Valadez, Ralph Hill, Bu~ichi Ohtsuka, Mike Heckman. 
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FRONT ROW: Raymond Austin, Chi Tsu, Gary Kreitz, Michael Cerullo, 
William Sievers, Rober.t Vela, Joseph Valdez. SECOND ROW: Hon Wong, Stephen Kirlin, John Langford, Ronald Bollinger, Michael Butler, Victor de la Garza, Robert Hornick. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Stenrose, Robert Guedin, John Lavrella, Luis Martinez, William Dunnam, Edward Socha, Norman Carmichael. 
Ramshorn 


FRONT ROW: Bill Williams, Mickey White, Peter Chow, Aaron Ludeke, Larry Taylor, Elias Zuniga, Henry Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mike Steele, Stephen Johnson, Russell Thomas, Frank Trowbridge, Juan Bazan, David 

Pena. THIRD ROW: Doug Eigler, Philip Hollingshead, Eddie Mueller, Larry Ricketts. 
Royal 


FRONT ROW: Norman Duren, Ralph Stahl, Glenn McCarty, Joe Reyes, Donald Hoyt, Daniel Rivera, Edward Palmer. SECOND ROW: Bobby Miller, William Harris, Robert Broyles, Bill Miller, Larry Cloud, James Zelenevitz, Richard Nevill, David Albers. THIRD ROW: Nolan Neathery, Victor Meroney, Diego Ribadeneira, Ted Green, Randal McDonald, Earnest Pospisil, John Dyer, David De Los Santos. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Larry Brockman, Frank Hillers, Thomas Madison, Weldon Moser, Kim Swetnam, Eugene Wheelock. 
Stag 

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FRONT ROW: Doni Orr, Toyah Gibson, Barry Price, Garry Manitzas, David Christensen, Steven Wieland. SECOND ROW: Carl Schmiedekamp, Kenneth Kulchak, John Kucera, Randall Burrow, Alan Arthur, Robert Smith, Edward Zihlman, Ben Manny, Michael Stones. THIRD ROW: Terry Krick, Michael Operhall, Joe Bolger, Herr Kettler, Mike Young, Mike Boster, Francis 
Theleme 
Britton. NOT PICTURED: James Nieto, John Stewart, Steven Strange. 

TLOK 

FRONT ROW: John York, Robert Pennington, Thomas Pahl, Robert Rosales, Ernie Eden, Pistol Sutton, Danny Diaz, Randy Marshall. SECOND ROW: Peter Bowman, Ron Buis, Charles Pate, Jan Marshall, John Galaznik, Duke Kimbrough, Gary Lite, Ken Mahaffey, John Zammito, Michael Bucek. THIRD ROW: David Farrell, Wilmer Mitchell, Kerry Dawson, Robert Mitchell, John Montgomery, Don Davis, Marco Ramos, Rudolf Cantu. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Dirk Fraser, Pascal Guzel, Lambert Havelka. 



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Whether on a national or campus-wide scale, University athletics means all-out competition­competition not only outwardly manifested toward rival colleges or rival fraternities, but also in­wardly among the varied spheres of UT athletics which compete for the sports dollar. 
Formerly an activity 
to fill the gaps 
in a student's curriculum, the sports scene is now so continuous a strain of overlapping seasons that the fervent fan or participant rarely finds gaps in which to go to college. 
Every sport imaginable is offered to the Uni­versity students, faculty, and staff. At one level or another, every person within the forty-acres' environment can take advantage of athletic op­portunities. Whether as varsity All-Americans, sports club All-Collegiates, or fraternity All-Intra­mural athletes, Texas' men and women can find a place to excel in sports. 
For sheer enjoyment, the University offers National Championship football and varsity ac­tion in six sports, the springtime Texas Relays track carnival, high school state tournaments, col­legiate club action in many fields, and one of the top intramural programs in America. Then there's chess, bridge, or College Bowl compe­tition in the Union. No matter what one's interest, there's a place to fulfill it in the fantastically varied and competitive UT sports scene. 

489 Varsity Sports 544 lntramurals 


Athletic Administration 


The 1969-70 University intercollegiate athletic program was under the direction of the Athletic Council. The 10-member council made decisions concerning letter awards, game scheduling, the athletic department budget, and facility improve­ments. 
The importance of academics in the student athletes' lives was emphasized when the council voted not to schedule an eleventh football game in 1970. Council members felt the extra game, combined with a new semester schedule calling for final examinations before Christmas, would have placed too much of a burden on the players. 
The ten votinq _members of the council were 
Chairman J. Neils Thompson, professor of civil engineering; Charles Alan Wright, professor of law; F. Lanier Cox, professor of business law and education; James W. Reynolds, professor of cur­riculum and instruction; and Leon 0 . Morgan, pro­fessor of chemistry and education. Non-faculty council members were Joe Krier, president of the Students' Association; Charles Coates of the Ex­Students' Association; Stuart Wright and Wally Scott, appointed by the Board of Regents; and Athletic Director Darrell Royal. 



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W. Seo!! 


C. Coates C. Wright 

Intercollegiate 
Athletic 
Council 
J. Thompson 





Al lundstedt, business manager, and Jones Ramsey, sports news 

Coaches 
and Staff 


Darrell Royal, football Jack Patterson, track 

Cliff Gustafson, baseball Jack Daniels, cross country 

Leon Black, basketball 

Hank Chapman, swimming 

Frank Medina, trainer George Hannon, golf Wilmer Allison, tennis 



Varsity Cheerleaders 
The varsity cheerleaders, chosen by the band, performed at all football games and home basketball games. The Ex-Students' Association sponsored the cheerleaders' trip to California for the Texas-University of Califo~nia at Berkeley foot­ball game. 
The squad performed at all pep rallies and before the Arkansas game led a rally in Memorial Stadium which broke previous pep rally attend­ance records. 
As a member of the Rally Advisory Com­mittee, head cheerleader Terry Thomas Angevine participated in planning and executing pep rally activities. Helping Terry in cheerleading duties were squad members Cheryl Ruth Goodman, Kathleen Dalton McCarty, Deborah G. Rosenber­ger, Kathy Anne Shaw, William H. Holloway, Thomas Ross Neyland Jr., and Jose Antonio Pena. 

LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Shaw, Thomas Neyland, Kathy McCarty, Terry 
Angevine, Debbie Rosenberger, William Holloway, Cheryl Goodman, 

Jose Pena. 

Texas  Opponents  
17  UC Berkeley  0  
49  Texas Tech  7  
56  Navy  17  
27  Oklahoma  17  
31  Rice  0  
45  SMU  14  
56  Baylor  14  
69  TCU  7  
49  Texas A&M  12  
15  Arkansas  14  
21  Notre Dame  17  



FRONT ROW: Leon Manley, Fred Akers, Willie Zapalac, Darrell Royal, R. M. Patterson, Emory Bellard, Mike Campbell. SECOND ROW: Manager Jim Lemmon, Deen Campbell, Donnie Wigginton, Rob Schultz, Raymond Fontenot, Billy Dale, Steve Worster, Ted Koy, Tom Campbell, Sam McBrierty, Johnny Otahal, Will Wilson, Terry Collins, Trainer Spanky Stephens. THIRD ROW: Manager Paul Hobbs, Jimmy Gunn, George Cobb, Dav.id Arledge, Mike Hutchings, Mike Campbell, Chris Young, Jay 
Cormier, Mike Dean, Bobby Mitchell, Greg Ploetz, Ronnie Tyler, David Keeton, Scooter Monzingo, Manager Bill Hall. FOURTH ROW: Manager James Cooke, Mike Speer, Jeff Zapalac, Travis Roach, Randy Stout, Dicky Johnston, Eddie Phillips, Ken Ehrig, Randy Peschel, James Street, Fred Steinmark, David Richardson, Paul Kristynik, Dan Terwelp, Steve Adger, Manager Bubba Simpson. FIFTH ROW: Manager Mike Cave, Bo Anders, Rick Troberman, Randy Braband, Bob Huffman, Rickey Martin, Bobby Callison, Jimmy Hull, Pat Macha, Jim Bertelsen, Stan Mauldin, Robert Paine, Rick Nabors, Happy Feller, Trainer Roy Baldwin. SIXTH ROW: Manager David Fox, Mack McKinney, Gary Rike, Jim Williamson, Leo Brooks, Bob McKay, Bill Zapalac, Scott Palmer, Carl White, Charles Speyrer, Tommy Lee, Rob Layne, Danny Lester, Trainer Jim Pippin. SEVENTH ROW: Johnny Robinson, Scott Henderson, Kevin Hutson, Donnie Windham, Tommy Asaff, Bud Hudgins, Forrest Wiegand, Glen Halsell, Larry Webb, Sam Lawless, George Mclngvale, Jack Rushing, David Ballew, Manager Jimmy Kay. EIGHTH ROW: Tommy Woodard, Jerel Bolton, Wayne Kirk, Bill Ateuis, Bobby Wuensch, Charles Crawford, Tommy Matula, Sid Keasler, Jim Achilles, Paul Robichau, Robbie Patman, Bill Catlett, Tex Allshouse. 

Perfect Season Produced SWC, National Champs 
Undisputed National Champions for the sec­ond time in six years, the Texas Longhorns drove past 10 opponents in 1969 and then topped off a perfect season in the Centennial Year of College Football with a Cotton Bowl win over Notre Dame. 
Coach Darrell Royal, completing his 13th season by guiding Texas to its 500th win, brought the Longhorns back to the top only six seasons after his 1963 Longhorn team was named No. 1. 
Ranked fourth in preseason polls after finish­ing the 1968 grid year with nine straight wins, Texas rolled by its first three opponents impres­sively enough to overtake Arkansas and Penn State in the polls and move to No. 2 on the 
wire service charts. 
But that was as far as the Longhorns would go, thought the experts. Defending titleholder Ohio State had a lock on the top spot, and the Buckeyes were rolling in '69. While Texas slipped past Oklahoma and blasted its next four foes, Orange Bloods sat and waited. 
Then one Saturday afternoon, . with a Thanks­giving Day game on the horizon, Texans gave thanks a week early when underdog Michigan upset Ohio State. No. l fever returned to Austin and a multitude of Co-Op stickers and hysteria on "The Drag" proved it. 
Tri-captain quarterback James Street moved the "Wishbone-T" offense into the record book in '69. Behind Street were tri-captain halfback Ted Koy, All-SWC halfback Jim Bertelsen, and All­America fullback Steve Worster. Providing run­ning room for this quartet all season were center Forrest Wiegand, guards Mike Dean and Bobby Mitchell, All-America tackles Bobby Wuensch and Bob McKay, tight end Randy Peschel, and split end Charles Speyrer. 
Texas led the nation in rushing offense dur­ing the regular season with a 363-yard per game average. The 'Horns 41.4 points a game ranked second nationally. Two NCAA marks fell under the Steers' stampede. Their 182 rushing first downs and 684 rushing plays broke all-time marks, while 51 Texas touch_downs by rushing tied the national standard. 
In addition to these, the Southwest Confer­ence records broken were total points (414), total offense (4,721 ), net yards rushing (3,630), extra points scored (54), extra points by kick­ing (52), touchdowns (57), and Happy Feller's 43 extra points. For a single game, Texas set new conference marks by rushing for 611 yards against SMU and by using 83 running plays against Navy. 
Co ntinued 


Steer Bill Zapalac wrapped up California running back Bob Darby in Texas' season-opening shutout. 
ABOVE: Texas safety Fred Steinmark picked off a Navy aerial and fol· lowed Rick Nabor's· (41 ) interference. RIGHT: Fullback Steve Worster busted over for a TD behind Mike Dean's (66) block on a Tech defender. 


If Texas' offerise was grabbing national at­
tention before· the season, the defense took the 
spotlight when the 'Horns flew home from a 
Sept. 20 meeting with the Golden Bears of UC 
Berkelev. 
A strong California team played that after­
noon on an 80-yard field, never penetrating 
Texas' 20-yard line and losing to Texas' de­
fense, 17-0. 
A small crowd saw the Steers' opener, 
but back home the next week 65,200 persons 
crammed Memorial Stadium for Orange and 
White rP.vPnnp 
Ambushed by Texas Tech the past two sea­
sons, Texas routed the Raiders, 49-7, on its new 
AstroTurf ru~ for the Longhorns' second win of 
the year. The defense, led by tri-captain Glen 
Halsell, again was brilliant. It WcJS directly respon­
sible for four of seven touchdowns, and indirectly 
responsible for the others by providing excellent field position. 
Offensively, Texas used l 0 ballcarriers against Tech, only to outdo itself the next week by using 12 against Navy in a 56-17 romp. Ob­viously, not the rematch of the 1964 national championship game with the Midshipmen, this one-sided affair before 63,500 in Memorial · Sta­dium was called the worst thing that has hap­pened to Navy since Pearl Harbor. 
Texas' starters all left the game after 20 min­
utes with the count 28-3. At that time, Navy had 

I.EFT: Eddie Phillips, Texas signal·caller, cut hard to turn the corner against Navy. ABOVE: Shifting gears behind a clearing block, Longhorn halfback Ted Koy ( 24) outran Tech defenders for a TD. 


An unidentified flying Longhorn unsuccessfully tried to block a Sooner field goal attempt. 
ABOVE: Texas' defense clubbed the 
B'ears, and here baptized Baylor full­back Randy Cooper ( 45) . RIGHT: Kicking specialist Happy Feller swings 
true on one of his record 43 extra points as Donnie Wigginton held. 
Rice, Heat Wave 
Didn't Stop Horns 

Normally, Arkansas would've been next, but instead of preparing for the shifted Razorback contest, the No. 2 'Horns lay in waiting for the Rice Owls' Oct. 25 visit. For Texas' defense the extra week's rest paid off. Rice's only scoring threat came with 30 seconds left in the game. 
Upsetting all Owl offensives on this hot after­noon was a pass defense which intercepted three of a season total of 27 enemy passes, the largest number of thefts by a Royal-coached team. 
All season the Texas defensive secondary, revamped from last fall and made up of safety Fred Steinmark and halfbacks Danny Lester and Tom Campbell, performed brilliantly. Longhorn linebackers. were Halsell, Scott Henderson, Mike Campbell, and Bill Zapalac. 
The front line consisted of ends David Ar­ledge and Bill Atessis and tackles Greg Ploetz and Leo Brooks, who was injured during the SMU contest and replaced by Carl White. 
Three Texas fumbles against Rice, three in­terceptions, and l 00 yards in penalties halted several 'Horn scoring drives and sent the 61,500 sweltering fans home before the final outcome, 31-0. 
Con tinu ed 


UPPER LEFT: Completely dominating the Rice contest, Texas here set up a pass play with Eddie Phillips throwing to Randy Peschel and Forrest Wiegand blocking. LEFT: Junior signal-caller Phillips ran into Owl trouble on the-option play. ABOVE: Coaches conferred with their quarterback by telephone from the pressbox. 
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Two SMU defenders , •ndwiched Texas' Randy Peschel, who managed to get one hand on a James Street pass. 
Halfback Ted Koy steps around the Rice defenders and over blocker Forrest Wiegand. Watching are Bob McKay 
(62) and Bobby Mitchell (64) . 
Steers Stampeded 
Past SMU, Baylor 

Back in their second home, Dallas' Cotton Bowl, the next week, the Longhorns handed SMU several turnovers early in the game but rushed 
back in the second half to run over the Mus­tangs, 45-14. 
The Ponies tried desperately to stop the Orange express with a blitzing, gambling de­fense, and trailed by a deceptively close 10-3 at the half. Texas' offensive line finally broke the bruising battle open in the last 20 minutes. Ber­telsen, who averaged over seven yards a carry over the year, tied a single-game school record with four TDs. 
Another standard fell in Memorial Stadium Nov. 8 as the 'Horns won their 16th straight by clubbing Baylor, 56-14. Texas thus accumulated its longest winning streak ever. 
Stopped on his first offensive, Street guided the 'Horns to touchdowns the next six times they got possession of the ball. Only 23 and a half minutes into the game, Baylor saw the Texas starters retire for the afternoon. 
Continued 
LEFT: A Rice receiver lost this aerial battle with longhorn defensive backs Fred Steinmark (28) and Tom Campbell (84). ABOVE: The 'Horns' David Arledge ( 89) faced the escape tactics of Chuck Hixson, but dropped the Mustang quarterback for a loss. 
ABOVE: Paul Kristynik, Steer defensive halfback, separated a Baylor end from the ball as Mack McKinney closed his eyes from the shock. RIGHT: After taking a swing pass, TCU's Norman Bulaich was stopped in his tracks by the liard charge of defensive halfback Tom Campbell. FAR RIGHT: Steve Worster took six points the hard way, flying over the Aggie goal line backwards. 

Goodbye Columbus Hello Number One! 

On the next game day, Nov. 15, Texas chal­lenged Ohio State's claim to the No. l spot by whipping Texas Christian, 69-7. The point margin was the same by which the Buckeyes had gigged the Frogs earlier in the season. 
The game was again a case of the Texas reg­ulars retiring early and the 'Horns' bench falling on the opponent-this time for 28 fourth-quarter points. 
TCU suffered its worst SWC beating, while Texas recorded its highest league point total in this, the last 1969 Longhorn home game. In their five Memorial Stadium contests. on the AstroTurf, the Steers bombed five opponents by the com­bined score of 261 -45. 
Even without good footing in the rain and mud of Kyle Field on Thanksgiving Day, Texas performed as the No. l team, kicking Texas A&M 49-12. This game followed the upset of Ohio State the previous Saturday, and marked the first time since October, 1964, that Texas had played to protect a top ranking. 
Bertelsen broke on the fourth play from scrimmage for a 63-yard TD romp against the Aggies, and before halftime, the Steers had a 39-0 lead, the SWC's best-known substitutes were in the game, and most of the rain-drenched fans had gone home for turkey dinner. 
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Texas Gambled Past Hogs 1n Big One, 15-14 

Jim Bertelsen dived for Texas' tying touchdown as the jubilation of 'Horn guard Bobby Mitchell (64) contrasted with the Hogs' No. 64. 
Standing 9-0 for the year, Texas was pro­pelled into Fayetteville, Ark., for what was called the biggest game in college football's first l 00 years. Playing before 50 million on television and 44,000 in Razorback Stadium, including President Richard Nixon, Texas spotted the No. 2 ranked and unbeaten Hogs two touchdowns and came back to win, 15-14. 
Arkansas capitalized on four fumbles and two interceptions for 14 points, but Texas quarter­back Street directed the 'Horns in a classic rally in the closing minutes of the game. 
Following a 42-yard scramble for one touch­down on the opening play of the fourth period, the fiery Texas leader dived in for two extra points. It took defensive back Lester's intercep­tion to quell another Razorback uprising, and the 'Horns were on the move, again. 
A 43-yard bomb, Street to Peschel, was the big play in Texas' 80-yard march for the winning score. Bertelsen plunged over for the touchdown, and a reliable Feller came through with the point­after for the win. 
The victory gave Texas its 15th SWC crown 
(second  in  a  row)  and most  of the National  
Championship marbles.  
Continued  


TOP LEFT: Steer signal-caller James Street mixed a pass with the 'Horns' devastating running game. LEFT MIDDLE: Eluding the strong Arkansas rush, Street began the momentous scramble which ended 42 yards later in the Hog end zone. LEFT: A streaking Street showed the Razor­backs only his heels on his touchdown jaunt. ABOVE: Hog linebacker Cliff Powell had Steve Worster'• number, but the Texas fullback ripped for tough yardage up the middle. 
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'Horns Outslugged Irish 21-17 

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The ultimate Royal "knucks-down, gut check" came when Texas successfully defended (21-17) its top ranking and the Southwest Conference pride against No. 9 Notre Dame in the 37th an­nual Cotton Bowi9Classic. 
Matched in a New Year's Day game for the first time since a self-imposed ban on post-season activity was begun 45 years ago, the Fighting Irish brought not only tremendous color to this game but also a fine football team. 
Notre Dame took the opening kickoff and
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easily drove for a field goal. Then, cat-quick Irish quarterback Joe Theismann followed with an ae­rial touchdown. 
The 'Horns countered with a second-quarter TD on a short Bertelsen run, but Notre Dame still held the halftime lead, l 0-7. 
The Steers finally bulled ahead after a score­less third period, with Street driving Texas the length of the field for the touchdown. But, Theis­mann again dazzled the fans with his aerial magic and lit the scoreboard for seven more points. 
Irish: 17-14. 
With little over six minutes remaining, the 'Horns drove back to the goal mainly on the shoulders of fullback Worster, who rushed for 153 yards in the game. Halfback Billy Dale scored the clinching touchdown to finally subdue the Irish and garner the rema.inder of the awards sig­nifying No. l status. 
The victory was Texas' 500th win, its fifth straight post-season bowl victory, and the 20th win in a row for the National Champion. 
TOP: 'Horn halfback Billy D8le dragged an Irish defender for extra yardage after taking the option pitchout. MIDDLE: The referees decided the fate of another drive as Texas' quarter­back James Street and interested Notre Dame defenders looked on. RIGHT: Fullback Steve Worster rambled for tough yardage 
in the Irish secondary. 

TOP: Ted Koy flew through a hole opened by Texas' precision blocking. LEFT: Joe Theismann evaded Texas defenders all afternoon, but here the Irish quarterback found the airlanes closed by leaping Longhorn tackle Bill Atessis. ABOVE: Steer signal-caller James Street prepared to throw despite hindrance from a Notre Dame lineman. 
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Yearling Gridders Post 4-l Season 
Overcoming early season inexperience and costly errors, the Texas Yearling football team proved Coach Bill Ellington's spring recruiting successful with a 4-1 record. 
The season started as the freshmen got by Baylor's Cubs, 34-28, in Waco. The margin of vic­tory came on a. blocked Baylor punt and subse­quent UT touchdown. Venturing to Houston next, the Yearlings turned four misdirected Rice Owlet 11 
passes into TDs for Texas' second win, 28-8. I The only Yearling defeat came in Memo­
I 
rial Stadium when SMU's Colts overcame a 
two-touchdown deficit to beat the young 'Horns, 
21-14. 
Growing .horns for their two toughest games, the Yearlings blasted TCU's Wogs, 37-6, and drowned Texas A&M's Fish, 21-6, ending an Aggie nine-game winning streak. 
Leading the Yearlings was Alvin product Gary Keithley. Quarterback Keithley combined "Wishbone-T" scampers with an above 50 per­cent aerial record for 427 passing yards. Keithley, an All-SWC freshman selection, also punted for the Yearlings. 
Other Texas All-SWC first team picks were offensive tackle Jerry Sisemore, fullback Larry Black, and defensive end Bill Rutherford. 
Tight end Stan Hicks and spl it receiver Mike Janda were Keithley's favorite targets. Hicks grabbed 12 passes. Janda's eight receptions to­taled 189 yards, and two touchdowns. Keithley led the Yearlings in scoring with five TDs and three two-point conversions. Black was the team's top ground gainer, with a five-yard average. 
Freshman halfback Donnie Wood warded off an SMU attacker. 
ROW: Duncan Robison, Jim Baker, Jack Long, Sterling Worrell. BACK ROW: Karla Kelson, Becky Braden, Debra Sholtess, Nancy Cleland. 

FRONT ROW: Coach Jim Helms, Julius Whittier, Steve Fleming, Larry Black, Jerry Sisemore, Bruce Gaw, Bill Harrington, Keifer Marshall, Gary Keithley, Don Wood, Stan Hicks, Mike Janda, R. J. Childress, Jimmy Dreyer. SECOND ROW: Trainer Jim Dracoulis, Coach Denny Aldredge, Mike Rowan, Rocky Wooley, Don Crosslin, Steve Williams, Dan Steakley, Alan Weddell, Charles Loeffler, Bill Rutherford, Richard Chapman, Rusty Campbell, Alan Lowry, Mike Dennis, Hans Helland, Manager Ricky Brown­ing, Coach Bill Ellington. THIRD ROW: Trainer A. Y. Mac Wright, Manager David Anderson, Jimmy Mclngvale, Eddie Jinkins, Steve Valek, J im Morris, Steve Oxley, Dennis Duckworth, Morris Delong, Mike Stevens, David Shrum, Jimmy Bennett, Lukin Gilliland, Darrell Gray, Doug Rostedt, Manager Bill Allison, Coach Tim Doerr. FOURTH ROW: Lee Buckalew, James Randall, Robert Long, Alan Moore, Joe Hunt, Danny Baker, Doug Mould, Lee Lyles, Coy Page, Tom Whiteside, Talmadge Bluiett, Cary Kipp. 
Yearling Head Coach Bill Ellington instructed Richard Chapman on defensive signals. 
SEASON RECORD 
Yearlings Opponent 34 Baylor 
28 28 Rice 8 14 SMU 
21 37 TCU 
6 Sisemore (70), Jim 21 A&M 6

Taking the high road to an SMU kicker were: Steve Oxley (71), Jerry Mclngvale (67), and Jimmy Dreyer (86) . 

UT Cross Country: 
No SWC Crown 

Texas' cross-country team strategically paced 
itself to an upset win in the Southwest Confer­
ence championship, Nov. 17, 1969. In May of the 
next year Texas was stripped of that title-not 
for something the Longhorns had done, but for 
a step one Baylor runner had not taken. 
First, the Baptist entrant did not cross the finish line, although mistakenly counted as step­ping across 14th. Next, he did not confess until runner-up (and now SWC champ) Southern Meth­odist extracted his story and presented it to a SWC Meeting, May 4. Third, his disqualification took a one-point victory away from Texas and gave it to SMU. 
"The boys were pretty upset," Jack Daniels, first year coach, said. "It's really something when an athlete can disqualify himself. What do we have officials for?" 
Nevertheless, the individual SWC winner was Texas' Fred Cooper who finished the three-mile course ( 15: 15) 23 seconds ahead of the next runner. The Longhorns' other finishers were: 10­Bill Gamble, 11-Tinker Murray, 15-Mike Mosley, 16-Larry Rogers. 
Texas Cross Country Team. FRONT: Coach Jack Daniels, Larry Rogers, Fred Cooper, Ricky Yarbrough, Mike Mosley, Coach Jack Patterson. BACK: Tom Gardner, Bill Gamble, Bill Vance, Randy Yarbrough, Tinker Murray. 

Tom Gardner b.ttled Baylor's Pete Morales for lead. 


Cagers Posted 
11 -1 3 Season 

Highly rated in preseason, Texas' basketball 
team could not fill the oversized tennis shoe or­
dered in 1969-70. The youthful Longhorns re­
corded an 11-13 season record. 
Before Texas took the floor for their opener against Mississippi, preseason publicity was high on the 'Horns. Three national sports magazines tabbed Texas in the Top 20. 
A poll of the eight conference coaches indi­
cated that Texas would win the crown-but just 
barely. The coaches unanimously agreed that 
the conference race would be a close one with 
possibly all eight teams fighting at the wire. 
After an encouraging five wins in preseason, Texas faltered midway through the league cam­paign. The 'Horns were never in the SWC lead after an opening loss. At various times, Baylor, Texas A&M, TCU, Texas Tech, and Rice, held or shared the league lead. 
But excitement was not missing for the Greg­ory Gym crowds as the fast-breaking, pressing Longhorns departed from the previous year's control type game. 
Texas relied mainly on Captain Wayne Doyal's 
17.3-point average. 
Joining 6-foot-7 Doyal; the only senior regular, were two sophomores who hit for double-figure averages. Dallas product Eric Groscurth scored at a 12.4 clip and was the leading rebounder 
,with 9.3 bounds per contest. The third member of Texas' regular front line was transfer Lynn Howden, who added 12.2 points and nine re­bounds per game. 
The guard spots were filled at various times by two of four regulars, juniors Terry Mullin and Billy Black and sophomores Sam Bradley and Scooter Lenox. 

ABOVE: The spotlight caught Texas starters at Gregory Gym's center circle after player introductions. LEFT: longhorn guard Sam Bradley thwarted a Crimson Tide break by stuffing this 'Bama shot into the first row of seats. 

TEXAS OPPONENT 95 Mississippi 84 90 Alabama 63 72 Tulane 71 85 UC Santa Barbara 100 54 UCLA 99 51 Oklahoma State 54 76 Brigham Young 73 61 Florida State 82 73 Ohio 65 
55 Seton Hall 56 59 Baylor 81 75 Arkansas 69 81 Texas A&M 87 96 SMU 83 75 Rice 67 55 TCU 80 69 Texas Tech 81 70 Texas A&M 79 71 Texas Tech 90 93 TCU 84 67 Rice 75 
81 Baylor 70 
61 Arkansas 78 
85 SMU 74 
FRONT ROW: Coach Leon Black, John Langdon, Sammy Hyde, Richard Langdon, Bruce Motley, Lynn Howden, manager Karl Rivers. BACK ROW: Coach Bennie Lenox, Frank Blankenbeckler, Scooter Lenox, Eric Gros· curth, Wayne Doyal, Jeff Baker, Billy Black, Sam Bradley, Terry Mullin. 
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Opening Pace Ran Over Southerners 


Texas' preseason momentum carried through three games, all played within the span of one week and all at home. 
Postman Howden and forward Groscurth led Texas over Ole Miss, 95-84, in the Gregory Gym lid-lifter Dec. l. Howden scored 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. Groscurth hit for 20 points while gathering in 12 bounds. 
Three nights later on the same court, Texas delighted a large crowd by demolishing a young Alabama team, 90-63. The 'Horns held a one-point edge at halftime, but blew the game open in the first eight minutes of the second period. During that time, Texas ran off 30 points to the Tide's four. Doyal totaled 24 points. 
Next, Texas upended a good Tulane team, 72­71, in a Dec. 8 home game. Introduced at half­time of that contest, Texas' National Champion football team displayed its No. 1 trophies just two days after its come-from-behind win over Arkansas. 
Responding to the same kind of pressure, sophomore cager Richard Langdon sank two free throws as Texas came back from a five-point deficit in the closing seconds to win. The parti­san crowd was assessed three technical fouls for throwing objects on the court. 

Road Trip Stopped Steers 
But the three-game winning streak, the best start for a Texas team since 1963, was abruptly ended on the first road swing. In the first of two West Coast contests on Dec. 11, the University of California, Santa Barbara ripped Texas, 100-85. A bad ankle sidelined Doyal, and Howden and senior substitute Bruce Motley led Texas scoring with 20 and 18 points, respectively. 
Two nights later while playing before a full house in Los Angeles' Pauley Pavilion, eventual National Champion UCLA clobbered Texas, 99-54, by the largest margin of defeat in Longhorn his­tory. 
Oklahoma State's Cowboys evened Texas' record at 3-3, edging the 'Horns, 54-51, in a Dec. 17 contest. OSU capitalized on the home­court advantage, an early lead and an agonizing stall to turn back the Steers. 
Back home on Dec. 20, Texas rebounded to a 76-73 double-overtime win over Brigham Young. 
Florida State outran Texas, 82-61, in a Dec. 27 contest which was played in Tallahassee, Fla. But, the 'Horns came back to play their best game in the first round of the Miami Hurricane Classic Tournament. 
Utilizing a quick man-to-man defense, Texas stunned an unbeaten and fifth-ranked Ohio Uni­versity team, 73-65, on Dec. 29. In the finals the next night, Texas was not as sharp and fell to Seton Hall, 56-55. 
The 5-5 preseason record was the best in Coach Leon Black's three-year tenure, and the mark came against possibly the toughest competition ever scheduled at Texas. 


ABOVE: Sophomore postman Lynn Howden lunged goalward past Ole Miss defenders. 



Bears Clubbed UT 1n SWC Opener 
Opening SWC play, the two teams picked to fight for the conference crown, Texas and Bay­lor, met Jan. 5 in Waco. The 'Horns were humbled, 81-59. The loss dropped Texas' season record below .500 (5-6) for the first time. 
A month and a half later, the Bears visited Austin, and Texas won, 81-70. By then title hopes did not exist for either team. In that game Doyal's 26 points pushed his three-year point total over the 1,000 mark. 
After the first Baylor contest, Texas won three of the next four games. When Arkansas visited Austin on Jan 10, Texas ran to an early 17-point lead and hung on through a sloppy second half to win, 75-69. Groscurth hit 20 points. 
Next, a capacity Gregory Gym crowd watched Texas A&M outmuscle Texas, 87-81, and break the 'Horns season home-court win streak. 


Doyal: l 062 Points 


TOP LEFT: Texas Tech's Jerry Turner gave up inches but not rebounds to Texas' Lynn Howden. BELOW: Wayne Doyal (20) drove off the pick set by teammate Lynn Howden in loss to the Red Raiders. 
ABOVE: Six-foot-six forward Wayne Doyal launched his patented jumper from the corner in Mississippi contest. 
Following a 14-day break for exams, Texas beat SMU, 96-83, in Dallas with a smothering second-half zone defense. The 'Horns overcame a one-man Mustang show (Gene Phillips-36 points) with balanced scoring with five 'Horns hitting double figures. 
Back home on Jan 31, Texas outhustled the eventual conference champion, Rice, 75-67. A small Gregory Gym crowd and a statewide tele­vision audience watched Howden (25 points) and Groscurth (20) lead the 'Horns to the hard­fought win. 
In Fort Worth on Feb. 3 TCU whipped Texas, 80-55, starting the 'Horns on a four-game losing streak. 
The longhorns revenged that loss two weeks later with a 93-84 win over TCU in Gregory Gym, but between those games, Texas Tech (twice) and Texas A&M added to Texas' misery. 
The Raiders out-rebounded the taller long­horns 45-30 in their first meeting at Gregory Gym on Feb. 7, and hit 11-straight points in the second half to win, 81-69. Doyal and Howden scored 19 points apiece. 

'Horns Finished Sixth 



I I 
ABOVE: Leading the Texas fast break, guard Billy Black opplied brakes under pressure by TCU's Jeff Harp. ABOVE RIGHT: Forward Eric Gros· curth twisted to launch a shot versus 'Barna. BELOW RIGHT: In Alabama win Texas' Lynn Howden threw a scare into Tide players with his driving shots. 
The 'Horns then traveled to College Station and revamped the starting lineup, but the result was the same as the first meeting with Texas A&M. Sixteen points apiece by Doyal and Motley could not overcome the hot shooting of the Aggies, who won 79-70. 
Next, Texas Tech demolished Texas, 90-71 . 
Texas ruined TCU's title dreams when the Frogs came to Austin, Feb. 17. The 'Horns ran to a 93-84 win, with Doyal's 26 points leading the way. 
Visiting Houston four days later, Texas ran into Rice's championship fever and fell to the Owls, 75-67, the reverse score of their previous meeting. Sophomore guard Lenox scored 17 
points. 
After beating Baylor in Austin, the 'Horns were blasted by last-place Arkansas, 78-61, in Fayette­ville. 
BacK' home for the March 3 finale with SMU, Texas utilized Doyal's hot hand ( 16 of 25 field goals) to beat the Mustangs, 85-7 4. The 'Horns closed out the Southwest Conference slate with six wins, eight losses, and sixth place. 
Freshman 

Basketball 

Texas' Yearling basketball team muscled its way to a 9-3 record in 1969-70 as Coach Bennie Lenox guided one of the tallest teams in forty­acres freshman history through a second straight successful season. Led by 6-foot-7 John Mark Wilson from Odessa, the first Yearling cager to ever top the 300-point mark, Texas' Baby Bulls averaged 92 points per contest in the record setting year. 
The Yearlings beat the junior colleges of Whar­ton (81-80), Lon Morris (103-83), Bee County (107-79), and Victoria (103-75) to start the sea­son. A 91-87 come-from-behind victory over Bay­lor's Cubs was next. 
Only the Texas A&M Fish manhandled the Yearlings twice, the first a 73-70 squeaker in Gregory Gym. A month later the Aggies blasted Texas 82-72 in College Station. In between those meetings, the Yearlings beat Rice, 92-91, and ripped TCU's Wogs, 122-99, setting (Fort Worth) Daniel-Meyer Coliseum freshman scoring and rebound (77) marks. 
The Yearlings closed out the campaign with wins over TCU, 98-90, and Baylor, 94-64, and a loss to Rice's Owlets, 80-74. 
Wilson's 25 points per game led the Yearlings. Top rebounder for the freshmen, with 10.7 bounds per game, was 6-7 forward Ralph Elliott, who also scored at a 14.7 clip. 
Other Yearlings in double figure scoring were 6-7 forward Jack Louis ( 15.4 points and nine re­bounds) and 6-9112 postman B. G. Brosterhous ( 13 points and 9.8 rebounds) . The fifth starter was guard Mike Dukes. 

TOP: Yearlings' John Wilson (44) and Mike Dukes applied high-low pressure on Baylor Cub. BELOW: The same two Texas freshmen forced Wog guard to go wide with pass. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Greg Dettman, Mike Dukes, Jerry Bisbano, Vic Sanchez, Gary Sweet. SECOND ROW: Manager Eddie Day, Coach Bennie Lennox, Jack Louis, John Wilson, B. 
G. Brosterhous, Ralph Elliot, Bobby Evans, Coach Dale Dotson, Manager Keith Buchanan. 
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I 
l 
I 

SMU Remained Swimmers' Nemesis 
Al~hough early-season victories came easy for Texas' varsity swimmers, the Longhorns faltered in the wake of perennial Southwest Conference power Southern Methodist and then drowned in the NCAA championships. 
Two promising freshmen led the youthful Longhorns. Houstonian Bruce Robinson swam to a SWC record in the 400-yard individual medley 
(4: 16.2), and he broke two school marks: 200­yard individual medley (2:01.27) and 200-yard backstroke (2:01.8). Frank Salzhandler from Houston cracked the conference 200-yard breast­stroke mark (2:11.7). 
Another freshman, Steve McFarland, joined Robinson and Salzhandler as Texas' representa­tives at the NCAA meet held in Salt Lake City; March 26-28. Coach Hank Chapman's 20th group to go to the national swim failed to place anyone in the NCAA finals. 
Nevertheless, the 'Horns dual-meet season was a success. Defending Big Eight champion Kansas was Texas' first watery victim, 68-45, in a Gregory Gym pool match. 
The Longhorns moved to Houston next, and wiped out Rice, 7 4-39, and then submerged Arkansas in Gregory Gym, 71-42. 
Texas challenged the best Southeast swim­mers on Feb. 19-21 in Athens, Ga., and placed fourth in the Southern Invitational Champion­
ships. Back home, Texas drowned Texas Christian, 82-25, Texas Tech, 67-44, and Eastern New Mexico, 70-51. One week before the SWC Meet, SMU gave 
the 'Horns a taste of what was to come as the Mustangs dunked Texas, 83-30, in Dallas. And with the six other conference. squads present, 
Texas could manage only three first places and 370112 points to SMU's 725. 
FRONT ROW: Bill Holloway, Tom Neyland, Donnie Vick, Steve McFarland. SECOND ROW: Jimmy 
Smith, Bill MacNaughton, Tom Turner, Steve DuRapau, Bruce Anderson, Steve Beasley, Bill Barn­hill, Charlie Eichenbaum. THIRD ROW: Roger White, Mark Roberts, Ken Nash, John Santamaria, Bruce Robinson, Sandy Gottesman, Jim Pohl, Coach Hank Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Shoe· maker, Richard Ravel, Frank Salzhandler James Flodine, Bob Blodgett, Drew Ligon. 

ABOVE: Diver Donnie Vick began to straighten out of his tuck position in a Gregory Gym practice. RIGHT: UT swimmer Drew Ligon (left) answered the gun at the SWC Meet in SMU's Perkins Natatorium. 


TOP: longhorn Ken Nash (closest to camera) extended quick· ly off the blocks against Kansas at Gregory Gym. Sandy Gottes· man was in the lane next to Nash. CENTER: Texas' Frank Salz· handler (center) received title congratulations from Mustang Larry Driver and longhorn Gerry Shoemaker. BOTIOM: Breast· stroker James Flodine churned toward SWC Meet finish. 
521 
Texas, Rice Followed A&M Dominance 

FRONT ROW: Alan Thomas, Bill Tooke, Scott Moore, Tommy Colgin, Tinker Murray, Tom Gardner, Forrest Novy, Adrian Gentry, Randy Nichols, Mike Tibbets. SECOND ROW: Mike Mosley, Fred Cooper, Bill Vance, Randy Yarbrough, Bill Gamble, Ricky Yarbrough, Larry Rogers, George Coe, Jeff Jones, Walt Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: John Robertaon, Steve Minnis, Charlie Burris, Ray Timberlake, Jim Mallard, Skip Archer, David Holubec, David Cook, Dan Kaspar, Delbert Roe, Trainer Charlie Doyle. FOURTH ROW: Mike leifeste, Greg Hackney, Byrd Baggett, David Caffey, Donald Fogo, Wyatt Tompkins, William Oates, Mickey Ryan, Terry Moore, Joe Cash. FIFTH ROW: Coach Jack Daniels, Jack Fuerst, Sim Kolliner, Stan McDaniel, Dave Morton, Art Taylor, Carl Johnson, Coach Jack Patterson, Glen Sefcik, Manager Warren Cico. 

Rebuilding from heavy graduation losses, the Texas track team showed traces of individual brilliance during the 1970 spring season but spent the year with the Rice Owls chasing the talent-laden Texas Aggies. 
Texas ran eighth at the Oklahoma City Invita­tional, January 30-3 1, as coaches Jack Patterson and Jack Daniels searched for winning combina­tions. One week later, the distance-medley relay team, made up of Mike Tibbetts (880-yard leg), Dave Morton (440), Mike Mosley (three-quarter), and Fred Cooper (mile), set a Will Rogers Indoor Games record in 9:48.8. Texas' mile-relay team, rebuilt from the baton squad which held the best time in the nation in 1969, came around in this meet and ran second. That foursome of Mosley, Baggett, Carl Johnson, and Morton found them­selves in the runner-up spot most of the season behind the Texas A&M mile-relayers. 
A 13-man traveling squad ventured to the huge Astrodome Relays, February 13-14, and the dis­tance-medley team again turned in a good per­formance. Although running fourth because of a mixed-up hand-off, Texas was timed at 9:40.4. 
The Longhorns gained their first meet victory in a triangular affair at Memorial Stadium, Feb­ruary 27. Tri-captain Cooper led the orange charge with a good 4:05.8 mile, and Texas won handily over Abilene Christian and Baylor. 
The 'Horns ran second to A&M at the Border Olympics at Laredo, despite the 1-3-5 finishes of Steer javelin throwers and 880-yard dash men. Walt Chamberlain, with a toss of 21 l-9V2, speared the javelin title, while Dan Kaspar and Dean Watson followed. Tri-captain Mosley won the 880, while Tibbetts and John Robertson ran third and fifth, respectively. 
Mosley and Cooper switched races in a tri­meet with Texas Tech and Baylor at Lubbock, March 14, and both turned in good times. Mosley, usually the half-miler, ran a 4: 14.3 mile, while Cooper, the miler, recorded a l :53.4 half mile. Morton ran a l :49.4 half-mile at the Corpus Christi Invitational in the last warmup before the Texas Relays. 



LEFT: A Texas Tech highiumper seemed to be balanced on the bar and needed to clear one arm for • successful jump. TOP: Roider pole-vaulter ascended toward 15-foot mark at quadrangular meet at Memorial Stadium. ABOVE: Texas shotputter Randy Nichols swung into his delivery. 
523 


Mills Bros. & Co. Paced Texas Relays 

Mills Bros. and Co., the hottest commodity on the American track scene in 1970, test marketed the Texas Relays and completely sold the Round­
Up throng  at  the  43rd  running  of  this  annual  
spring track carniv al,  held  April  3-4. When  the  
"dust"  had  settled  on  Memorial  Stadium's  new  

Tartan track, Curtis Mills, brother Marvin, and supporting Texas A&M re layers had tied one world record, ·broken two University Division re­lay marks and grabbed top team and individual honors. 
Perfect weather, huge crowds, fierce compe­tition, a fast track, and the faster Mills Bros. and Co. added up to the finest Relays ever. Over 100 teams, including 11 women's contin­gents, or an aggregate of 1,300 athletes, pro­vided the action. The recording session began Friday morning and didn't stop until the record keeper had gone to the books more times than Marvin handed the baton to anchorman Curtis. 
First, Mills Bros. and Co. (Donnie Rogers and Rockie Woods) tied the world 880-yard relay record with a 1 :22:1 timing. In the Aggie, Relays' record-setting 440-yard relay performance; Scott Hendricks replaced Rogers. Their 39.7 timing broke Abilene Christian's 13-year-old mark. 
LEFT: Marvin Mills handed baton to brother Curtis as Aggies' dynamic duo ran away with Texas Relays' honors. LOWER LEFT: 'Horn Jim Mallard was unsuccessful on this pole-vault attempt. BELOW: Four runners challenged the lead of Texas' Fred Cooper in two-mile relay. 
The other University baton mark belonged to the University at El Paso's four-mile relay con­tingent. The Miners broke their own standards set in the 1969 Relays. Fort Hays State (Kansas) shattered the College Division distance-relay 
(9:46.6) mark, but a Texas school ran away with Outstanding Team honors in that class. Prairie View A&M relayers won the 880-yard and mile events while placing second in the two-mile and sprint-medley relays. 
Little Rex Maddaford's first place finishes in the Jerry Thompson Mile and the grueling three­mile runs earned the Eastern New Mexico Uni­versity distance runner the Relays' Outstanding College Division award. Maddaford's 4:02.6 in the mile-run was a Relays' record. 
Three other individual marks were set, but there were great contests in events which did not go in the books. In the distance-medley relay dogfight the University at El Paso foursome edged its Austin kin by tenths of a second, although the Longhorns set a new school record. Six of the nation's top 11 mile relay teams could not push Mills Bros. and Co. to a record in that event, leaving the Longhorns' 1968 mark intact. 
Texas was the Outstanding Team that year, and Southwest Conference brother Rice won the honor in 1969. Mills Bros. and Co. kept the title in the family in the 1970 version of the Texas Relays. 
525 


Tri-Meet Upset: Temporary Success 

One week after the Relays, Texas' tri-meet upset win over A&M and Rice stirred up SWC track talk. Coach Patterson characterized his team as "coming around" after the meet, which some believed to be a SWC Meet preview. 
Freshman Wyatt Tompkins bettered his pre­vious best high jump by five inches when he soared over the bar at 6-foot-9, good for third place. Morton's 45.4 anchor leg almost caught the Rice mile relay team, and Texas finished second with a good 3:09.0 timing. Randy Nich­ols set a personal mark in winning the shotput (57-7V2 ). Forrest Novy leaped 22-feet-10112 for the long jump win. 
Texas continued its winning ways a week later in Austin by winning a quadrangular over Baylor, Tech, and SMU, April 18. Thomas' discus heave of 173-10112 was a new meet mark. Mor­ton and Stan McDaniel ran 46-and 47-second quarters, respectively, and finished 1-2. Morton's time was the best (so far) in the state, as was the time of Mosley ( 1 :49.3) in his 880-yard dash win. David Caffey returned to form in the half­mile, running 1 :50.0. 
One week before the conference meet, Texas' coaches spread the team over two fronts to tune up as many runners as possible. Patterson took 14 runners to the Drake Relays, where Texas' two-mile relay team (7:19.0) set a new school record although finishing fourth. Coach Daniels ente.red 25 trackmen at the Arlington Invitational. 
TOP: Texas' track duo of Fred Cooper (right) and John Robertson maintained longhorn lead with this baton handoff. CENTER: Steer middle-distance runner Byrd Baggett grimaced at SMU lead facing him. RIGHT: High jumper soared over the bar at Texas Relays. FAR RIGHT: Texas' Fred Cooper led the pack in mile run at Memorial Stadium meet. 
52b 
Records Fell on Tartan Track 
Originally scheduled as a two-day event at 
Rice's track, the SWC Meet was moved because 
of rain to San Jacinto Junior College's Tartan 
track for the one-day running, May 2. 
Tabbed to finish third, Texas came back in the 
last two events to edge Rice, 57V2 points to 57 
for runner-up honors. Texas A&M parlayed 
sprint and highjump strength to dominate the 
event with 72V2 points. 
The Aggies compiled 38 of those points in three events, with Farmer trackmen sweeping the first three · places in the 220-yard dash and plac­ing 1-2-4 in the high jump. The l 00-yard dash was also maroon. 
Having secured the meet victory, A&M coach Charlie Thomas pulled his relayers out of the mile baton event to let Texas and Rice fight for second. The 'Horns upset the Owls in this last event to pull out the second SWC spot. 
Fred Cooper completed the first distance double in this meet since Texas' Richard Romo turned the trick in 1966. Cooper's time of 4:06.4 in the mile was way out in front of the field, while later in the afternoon the Texas senior came from behind to win the three-mile in 14: 13.8. 
Weightman Nichols upped his own school record with a winning put of 59-4 V2, while Ad­rain Gentry threw a career best put (56-1) for third place. Thomas' discus heave of 160-5 was one inch short of the winning mark. Morton ran second in the 440-yard dash to A&M's Curtis Mills, and Mosley finished second in the 880. 
527 


TEXAS OPPONENT 

12 10 14 1 8 
11 2 2 3 2 5 6 8 
10 
17 4 0 6 
22 6 8 
1 2 
10 4 6 2 6 2 5 2 9 2 2 
14 2 5 5 8 5 5 
12 7 5 7 2 
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Som Houston Som Houston ?am Houston Sam Houston Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran Houston Houston Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma SMU SMU SMU Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Phillips University Phillips University Lamar Tech Lamar Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech St. Mary's St. Mary's Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran Baylor Baylor Baylor TCU TCU Rice Rice Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Arkansas State Delaware Ohio Florida State 
USC 
Florida State 

1 0 0 3 
4 1 6 2 3 
2 0 5 4 2 4 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 3 
7 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 
1 
7 
0 
3 
0 
4 
2 
1 
8 11 

Texas' baseball team won the Southwest Con­ference crown for the sixth straight year in the spring of 1970. Utilizing strong hitting, over­powering pitching and adequate team defense, Texas took the title with a 14-1 record (33-6 regular season). In post-season play, the na­tionally ranked Longhorns won three games for the District Six NCAA championship and grabbed a third place finish in their third straight visit to Omaha's College World Series. 
Although returning a squad virtually intact from the nation's No. 4 ball club, third-year Coach Cliff Gustafson rarely used his 1969 winning combination as iniuries and position switches left few vestiges of the easy rider which had romped to the league title one year earlier. 
Nevertheless, Texas hit .301 as a team and the Longhorn mound staff recorded a combined ERA of 1.62. 
Fisticuffs ensued a disputed collision between Baylor Coach Dutch Schroeder (on ground ) and pitcher Street (second from right ). 
RONT ROW: Gary Erskine, Jay Davis, Manager Gordon Olhausen, Charlie Crenshaw, Bill Grogan, Greg Duffey, Nati Salazar, Mike Marki. SECOND ROW: Larry Hardy, Jimmy Crouch, Dickie Jones, David Chalk, Frank Beard, Pat Amos, Lou Bagwell, Donnie Horne, Jim Lowry, James Street, Spanky Stephens. THIRD ROW: :oach Cliff Gustafson, David Hall, Walt Rothe, Steve Prater, Burt Hooten, Hal Richmond, Pat Thompson, Dennis Magro, John Langerhans, Jack Miller, Tommy Harmon, Coach Bill Bethea. 
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UPI All-Conference Named 7 

Named to the United Press International All­Southwest Conference team were pitchers Burt Hooton (a unanimous selection) and James Street, first-baseman John Langerhans, shortstop Lou Bagwell, third-baseman David Chalk (unanimous), and out-fielders David Hall and Jack Miller. Sopho­more Chalk led the 'Horns regular hitters with 
a .354 average. Catcher Tommy Harmon hit .337 during the season, but dropped to .268 in SWC play. Outfielder Mike Marki was the third lead­ing hitter with a .333 average, although the diminutive sophomore found his spot in the starting lineup in mid season. Langerhans, Miller, and Hall were the other 'Horn hitters above the .300 mark. Langerhans blasted 81 total bases 
with eight homeruns and l 0 doubles. 
All but one part-time relief pitcher returned for Texas in 1970, but injuries and inconsistency kept Coach Gustafson from finding any one winning mound combination. Named All-America hurlers in 1969, sophomore Hooton and senior Street, led the pitching corps with 8-1 regular season records. Hooton, following a spectacular freshman year, recorded 67 strikeouts in 66 innings with a 1.36 ERA. But Street, the football quarterback who led the 'Horns to the national championship, led the diamond crew in most pitching departments. He recorded 69 strikeouts in 57· innings with a 1.26 ERA. Other starters were lefthander Mike Beard (6-0, .304), Larry Hardy (6-2, l.36), and Walt Rothe ( 1-0, 0.76). 
TOP: Street anapped his big, breaking curve toward the plate. ABOVE: David Chalk executed the steal with this hook-slide around the tag of Sooner shortatop. RIGHT: Baylor pitcher's pickoff play forced Chalk to scramble back lo first base. 

Scheduled to play their first 24 games at home, Texas opened the season by battering old Clark Field's fences for nine wins in the first 12 non-conference contests. Big bats pounded out three (of a four-game series) wins over Sam Houston State, Feb. 27-28, and victories in both ends of a Texas Lutheran College twinbill. Hooton pitched to two of the wins, while Rothe, Nati Salazar, and Beard got one victory apiece. The 'Horns needed a four-hit pitching performance by Beard to squeeze by Houston, 2-1, but a Cougar grand-slam homerun dropped Texas, 6-2, in the finale. 
Although Coach Gustafson shuffled the line­up for the next series, the 'Horns won three of four from Oklahoma. Miller replaced the injured (broken finger) Harmon behind the plate, while junior substitute Jimmy Crouch replaced Miller. Hooton and Street pitched for the first time in their successful 1969 rotation, but both had their hands full with the Sooners. Street needed a Langerhans' homerun for a 3-2 decision in the seven-inning opener. Hooton, after 14 straight wins without a loss, was· beaten by Oklahoma despite pitching a five-hitter. The 'Horns swept both games Saturday, boosting their record to 9-3. 
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Street Pitched Perfect SWC Game 

Texas opened SWC play on a cold weekend  
at Clark Field, but Longhorn bats were still hot  
as the locals won three games handily from  
Southern Methodist. Street and Hardy won the  
first and third contests, but in the third game  
the 'Horns won by coming back from four runs  
down, although losing their winning pitcher,  
Hooton, to a sore arm.  
With the Bear out, Texas beat intersectional  
rival Minnesota three of four games. Hardy,  
Street, and Beard recorded wins with Beard  
getting the most hitting support in the final con­ 
test in the form of l 0 runs in each of the first  
two innings. Taking advantage of Spring Break  
to complete a l 0-day, l l-game endurance test,  
Texas beat Phillips University and hapless Lamar  
Tech, twice each.  
The 'Horns ran their SWC mark to 5-0 the  
next weekend with a doubleheader win over  
Texas Tech at Lubbock. Street, the Longview  
Legend, wrote another chapter by throwing the  
only recorded perfect SWC game against the  
Raiders.  
Resuming non-conference play, Texas split a  
twinbill with St. Mary's, then relied on pitcher  
Hardy to relieve both Hooton and Street for  
two wins over Texas Lutheran. Although idle in  
SWC play since the last game with Tech, the  
'Horns dropped two games behind league-leader  
Texas A&M (9-0). To stay in contention, Texas'  
pitchers stopped Baylor three times. The Bears  
could manage but 16 hits in 25 innings off Street,  
Beard, and Hooton. Street won the first game,  
2-0, despite a run-in with Baylor Coach Dutch  
Schroeder in an incident which prompted the  
SWC fathers to reprimand the Texas pitcher along  
with catcher Harmon.  
TOP LEFT: "The umpire took a close look as Texas first baseman John Langerhans  
applied pickoff tag to a reaching Baylor runner. ABOVE: Hard-hitting catcher Tommy  
Harmon cracked out another hit.  


A&M sat idle the weekend of April 24-25 as Texas shut out Texas Christian, twice. Street and Hooton were the winners. With Texas at Rice and A&M hosting TCU the next weekend, the 'Horns overtook the Ags in SWC standings. 
In the warmup series the nationally-ranked Farmers handed Street his first loss of the year in the Friday opener, 7-5, but Hooton's four-hitter in the nine-inning second game won the SWC title, easily. Rothe won the regular season finale over the Aggies, 5-3. 
In District Six playoff action, Beard shutout Arkansas State, then Texas squeezed by Pan American by scores of 2-1 and 4-3. The 'Horns thereby advanced to the College World Series as the No. 2 team in the nation. 
Gustafson's crew raced to three straight wins behind Hooton and Larry Hardy, romping over Delaware 12-4, Ohio 7-2, and Florida State 5-1 . Hooton got credit for wins one and three, while Hardy picked up the victory over Ohio with a determined relief stint. 
But the then-favored 'Horns lost a heartbreaker to USC 8-7, then lost a draw for a fifth-round bye. The Steers were forced to play Florida State for the right to meet bye-drawing USC in the finals. Florida State romped the error-plagued 'Horns, 11-2, knocking the Steers to a third-place series finish. USC edged Florida State 2-1 in 15 
innings for the championship. 

TOP: Sliding Tommy Harmon and Texas Tech shortstop Jim Montgomery watched as double-play toss flew to first base. ABOVE: Catcher Harmon coached Texas' 1978 catcher after Longhorn victory. LEFT: Sophomore Burt Hooton fired in All­American form. 
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Golfers Reigned 
SWC Supremacy 
Texas' golf team fired to its 26th Southwest Conference title and shared top tournament hon­ors with the University of Houston in the 1970 area collegiate spring links tour. 
Opening the campaign with tournament play in the Bayou City, Texas finished runner-up to the powerful Houston Cougar golfers in both the Atascocita and L. R. Goldman Intercollegiate championships. In both contests a Longhorn was one stroke behind the individual winner-Dean Overturf at Atascocita and Tom Kite at Goldman. 
Taking time out for team qualifying, Kite shat­tered the 144-hole Ma~singill Tournament record by 28 strokes. The steel-nerved sophomore fired a 560-stroke total, followed by junior William Cromwell ( 588), sophomore Joe Anderson (590) and senior Zach Padgett. 
Adding seniors Overturf and George Machock to that foursome, Coach George Hannon guided his 'Horn golfers through the remainder of the season with only one defeat. Texas chipped at the Cougars' golf pedestal at the Border Olympics, winning the team and individual (Kite) titles. At the LSU Intercollegiate Tournament in Baton Rouge, Texas whipped the field. 
ABOVE: Zach Padgett hit a long iron toward a Municipal Golf Course green. 
FRONT ROW: Andy Stone, Bobby Goldman, David Price, Craig Campbell, Mike Bowersock, Charlie Schreiner. Tony Pfaff, Zach Padgett, Dean Overturf, George Machock, Tom Kite. SECOND ROW: Coach George Hannon, Mark Silverstone, John Gleitman, Ladd lal'1on, Chuck Munson, Marshall Parker. Joe Andel'1on, Warren Chancellor, Steve Holmsley, Brent Buckman, William Cromwell. 


LEFT: Sophomore Craig Campbell lined up a tricky putt. BELOW: After chipping from below the gree n, Bobby Goldman watched the approach shot. LOWER LEFT: Tom Kite chipped up a shot in direct line with the pin. 


Texas changed the lineup (adding junior George Tucker and senior Steve Holmsley) after falling to the runner-up spot behind Houston in the Longhorns' Morris Williams Tournament. Then, Texas blanked Rice, 6-0, in the opening conference match-play contest. The 'Horns fol­lowed with wins over SMU, 3V2-2V2, a tie with Texas A&M, 3-3, and a win over Baylor, 5-1. 
Back in Houston, Texas grabbed all but one honor and the team title from the Cougars' strangle-hold at the All-America Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. Host Houston took the four­
ball title, but Texas won the team match ( 4 V2­l V2) over Houston, team medal ( 1, 192-Hous­ton's 1,195), and two-ball trophies. 
Resuming conference action, Texas whipped Arkansas, 6-0, Texas Tech, 4-2, and Texas Chris­tian, 6-0, to win the SWC crown with a 33V2-8V2 record. The title was Coach Hannon's fourth in six years. 
The SWC Meet in Houston was all orange as Texas' golfers took the top three individual spots. Overturf, the fifth Longhorn champ in seven years, was medalist with a 72-hole, 289-stroke total. Two shots back was Kite, while Machock, the team's Most-Valuable-Player, was third at 
292. 
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Netters Faltered to Third Spot 

Texas' tennis team netted an 8-7-2 dual-match record, encountering early disaster in conference play, while finding no luck in seeking its 13th Southwest Conference crown in the 1970 spring season. Senior and Most-Valuable-Player John Mozola and Coach Wilmer Allison's youth corps of sophomores John Nelson and Avery Rush and freshman Ron Touchon, led the Longhorn netters. They found no red-carpet services against neighboring powerhouses Rice, Corpus Christi University, Pan American, and the University of Houston. 
Texas opened non-conference action with a seventh-place finish in the Corpus Christi Invi­tational, February 26-27. A 5-2 win over Mis­sissippi State followed losses to Houston and Brigham Young by identical 6-1 margins in that tournament. 
TOP: FRONT ROW: Ron Touchon, Randy Sherfy, Ray Rhodes, John Nelson, John Mozola. SECOND ROW: Marc Wiegand, Robert Campbell, Mike Loftin, Rich· ard Murray. ABOVE : Longhorn neffer Ron Touchon (far court) anticipated a smash by an opponent. RIGHf: Freshman Touchon served up trouble at Texas' Penick Court s. 
Other warm-up matches before conference ac­tion began included dual wins over Southeast Oklahoma, 5-4, Tulane, 6-0, North Texas State, 4-2, and LSU. Handing the 'Horns non-conference defeats were Corpus Christi University, 9-0 and Pan American. Arizona bumped Texas, 6-2, to close the 'Horns' team competition. 
Texas' stiffest contests, though, came at the opening of the 'conference campaign. The 'Horns netted a 3-3 standoff with strong Southern Metho­dist in Dallas to open SWC play, but then were bounced by perennial national power Rice, 6-0. In that shutout, the Texas doubles team of Rush and Mozola were handed its only SWC defeat. 
At the bottom of the league standings after the first two contests, Texas marched without a loss throughout the remainder of the league sea­son. The 'Horns beat Baylor, 5-1, Texas Christian, 5-1, Texas Tech, 4-2, and tied Texas A&M, 3-3, in their uphill climb which gained them a third­place SWC finish. 
Nelson swung a four win-two loss conference singles slate, followed by Rush and Mozola, who singled out 3-3 records, and Touchon ( 2-2). In doubles Rush-Mozola won five of six matches, while Nelson-Touchon were 1-4. 
Both doubles teams, and Rush in the individual competition, went as far as the quarter-final rounds in the Southwest Conference Meet, held in Houston, April 30-May 2. 
Texas Soccer Club Streaked to Title 
Texas' Soccer Club ran to a 10-1-1 record in 1969 and won the Texas Collegiate Soccer League for the third consecutive year. The Orangemen stacked up a three-year, 34-game unbeaten streak before stumbling to St. Mary's in the season's final match. 
After opening the year with a 6-2 win over Texas Tech, Texas saw its 21-game win streak broken by a 3-3 tie with Houston. The Orange­men then ran through the eight other league teams. Texas' victims were Rice, Schreiner In­stitute, St. Mary's, TCU, Texas A&M, the University at Arlington, and Trinity. 
The crucial 2-1 victory over St. Mary's was a 
tough defensive struggle. An early Armando Rod­
riquez score put the 'Horns on top until a Rattler 
tying score with five minutes left. In the closing 
seconds Texas' Ed Kepfer scored to win the garne 
and the league crown. 

TOP: Texas' Ed Miller tried to dribble past a Texas Tech defender in this Orange]Tlen victory. LOWER LEFT: John Garthwaithe kept in conlrol during a match. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Monthree Chulasamaya, Rodolfo Castillo, Michael Adams, Houshang Masudi, Armando Rodriquez, Dan Watkins. SECOND ROW: John Powers, Jurgen Bodenstein, John Bradshaw, Ed Miller, Ed Kepfer, John Vallejo, George Roussos. THIRD ROW: Mike Hennen, Nadi Bakir, Larry Schneider, Wilkie Tsang, John Garthwaithe, Don Schlallman, Dan Willard. 
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Gymnastics Club: 5-1 Record 
Avenging an opening-season, dual-meet loss to Sam Houston State, Texas' Gymnastics Club came back to win all five other meets in the I 1970 season. 
In dual-meet competition the Longhorns lost to SHSC, 129-115, but then outpointed the same I team, 135-100, a month later. Texas also jumped ·1 past Texas A&M, 130-100. 
Three teams participated in the Southwest Con­ference Meet, with Texas outpointing A&M and Baylor. Longhorn Larry Brackett placed second in the All-Around Division. 
In the Southwest AAU Meet, Texas won on the strength of only three athletes. Bob Stephens was Best All-Around gymnast, while Randall Reves and Robert Worsham boosted Texas to 129 points, 27 over the nearest rival. 
Because of their long hair which conflicted with Hurst-Bell (Arlington) High School adminis­trative policy, six team members could not parti­cipate or watch. They were Phil Baerreis, Gus Garcia, Ken Cone, Larry Brackett, Glenn Cooper, and Mark Ammerman. 
In the last competition of the year, the Texas gymnasts won the Gulf Coast AAU Meet. 
TOP: Gymnast Robert Stephens balan<:ed over the sidehorse. LEFT: Holding in the iron·cross position, Ken Cone performed on the rings. ABOVE: FRON r ROW: Mark Ammerman, Robert Worsham, Gustavo Garcia. SECOND ROW: Randall Reves, Robert Stephens, Mark Reschke, James Baker, Ken Cone. THIRD ROW: Billy D'Amico, Larry Brackett, Glenn Cooper, Eric Simonsen. 

539 
Wrestlers Posted 2-2-1 Season 
Texas' Wrestling Club grappled through five matches to gain a 2-2-1 record in the spring of 1970. Coach Jim Mowry guided his 16--man team, which was sponsored by The University of Texas Sports Association for Men. 
The wrestlers opened the season at full strength by blanking Stephen F. Austin, 46-0, in a match played in Gregory Gym. Texas then outmuscled Texas A&M, 24-16. Facing a rematch with both teams in the same day, Mowry split his talent and gained a draw with SFA, 1 8-18, by using the second squad. Later that day the Ag­gies dumped Texas, 25-15. 
Playing under AAU rules which Mowry said, "Matched our boys against wrestlers 20 pounds heavier," Texas lost the final match to Ft. Hood, 30-5. 
Ted Eckman and David Embry wrestled to the best Texas records by each winning four matches without a loss. The classes, wrestlers, and records were: 118-,Matt Kremer (2-0); 126-Ted Eckman (4-0), Ben Nowotny (1-0), Craig Sokolow (0-1); 
134-Rick Plautz (3-0); 142-David Embry (4-0); 150-Richard Faulk (1-0), Arthur Milberger (2-0); 158-Steve Wieland (1-1);167-Mike Watts (1-1 ); 177-Jim Evans (1-1 ), Don McCullum (0-1);190­Dave Mills (0-1-1 ); Heavyweight-(2-0), Ricardo Valdez (0-1 ). 

FRONT ROW: Ben Nowotny, Rick Plautz, Dave Embry, Arthur Milberger, Steve Wieland, Richard Faulk. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Mowry, Mike Walts, Jim Evans, Ricardo Valdez, Dave Mills, Robert Kunze, Don McCullum. 
UTSAM: Handball Team Won National Title 

The University of Texas Sports Association for Men organized 11 sports clubs which participated in intercollegiate competition in 1969-70. The Longhorn handball team' won the national cham­pionship, the seventh title in eight years for Texas under the direction of Pete Tyson. 
The badminton team attended meets at Bay­lor and Texas A&M. In its only game of the season the UTSAM baseball team shut out the Bay­lor All-Stars, 7-0, in Waco. The squash squad won its only contest, a 4-2 victory over Rice. The Archery Club did not participate in any tourna­ments, but organized the squad in 1969. Texas' Fencing team competed against service teams in the pentathlon competition in San Antonio. 
Compiling 118 team points throughout a nine­match season, Texas' Bowling Club rolled co­champion University of Houston to the Texas In­tercollegiate Bowling Conference title. The gym­nastics team won five of six tournaments it en­tered in the spring of 1970. Texas' Soccer Club won the Texas Collegiate Soccer League for the third straight year. 
The UTSAM volleyball team capped a success­ful season with a first-place finish in the U.S. Region 9 Championships (Class A). Another first in Class B was recorded in the San Antonio In­vitational, while the Longhorns placed third in invitationa I tournaments in Houston (Class B), Austin (Class A), and Beaumont (Class A) . The Wrestling Club recorded a 2-2-1 team mark in the spring of 1970. 

UTSAM FENCING CLUB: FRONT ROW: G. Bruce White, Fort Worth; Michael Van Dusen, Houston; ARCHERY CLUB: FRONT ROW: Denis Lujan, Ronald Dorchester. Jim Smith, Dallas. BACK ROW: Donald G. McMiken, faculty «>:·sponsor, Scott I. Harmon, Dallas; SECOND ROW: Thomas Jurik, Joseph Kyle, David Bailey. John Hillier, Odessa; Darrell Williams, faculty sponsor. 
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UTSA 
TENNIS: FRONT ROW: Kitty Smith, Linda Dickinson, Mary Anne Ward, Shirley Yates, Nancy 
Clark. SECOND ROW: Coach Barbara Porter Nelson, Ruth Mayer, Barbara Behne, Susan 
Torrance, Louanne Lambert, Royce Anne Marshall. NOT PICTURED: Nancie Bogdanski, Debbie Murphy. 
GOLF: Vicki Zimmermann, Nancy Stefani, Peggy Kuntz. 



GYMNASTICS: FRONT ROW: Jan Hemminghaus, Cheri Mainard, Marlaine Ezell, Janna Dykes, Rita Kone. SECOND ROW: Coach Hazel Davis, Nancy Reynolds, Kathy Lingo, Debbie Shaw, Angie Morris, Sonje Berntsen. 
BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Rosemary Hancock, Camille Dvorsky, Viki Mosley, Kathy Scott. SECOND ROW: Coach Jean Dalton, Kathy Koehler, Jackie Hudson, Louanne Lambert, Karan Harbison, Laura Gustavsen. THIRD ROW: George Ann Harpole, Ann Hafernick, Gail Moore. NOT PICTURED: Cyndi Taylor, Lana Seale, Nedda Brown 

SWIMMING: FRONT ROW: Ann Srieber, Barbara Longeway, Barbara Cordell, Helen Seidel, Chris.. tine Phifer. SECOND ROW: Coach Rosemary Slacks, Sheri Tatar, Suzy Trice, Mickie Rudel, Bonnie Loomis, Phyllis Speranza. NOT PICTURED: Amalea Hart, Anne Ruggles, Kristine Sanders. 

543 
Men's lntramurals 

The University Men's Intramural department provided four areas of activity for Texas students, faculty and staff in 1969-70. The Competitive Sports Program, which included competition in l l fall and l l spring sports, involved approxi­mately 55 percent of University men. The sports were divided into Fraternity, Independent, Hous­ing, and Club Divisions, with three classes of competition in each. 
The University Sports Association for Men, an organization of sports clubs which competed in collegiate competition, spanned the gap between intramural and intercollegiate levels of sport. The Recreation Program, the largest activity in terms of number of participants, and the Faculty-Staff Program provided supervised sports for those in the University community. 


TOUCH FOOTBALL: CLASS A CHAMPION: Phi Gamma Delta: Junell, Jr., Charles B. Clark, Stephen S. Head, Stephen T. Matthews, Carl A. Johnson, Jr., G. Doug1as Wiley. BACK ROW: James L. Geary, William S. Nance, James K. Nance, Jr., Robert H. Sewell, Danay 
C. Covert. 
BASKETBALL: CLASS A Chi Alpha: FRONT ROW: Keith H. Sowards, lee P. Whittington, James B. May, Michael Klaveness. BACK ROW: Robert B. Campbell, Robert Coffee, William W. McGuire, Benjamin 
J . Campbell. 
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TRACK CHAMPION: Zera Bera Tau: LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael D. Rainen, Brent 
J. Ford, Terrin R. Davis, Jeffery M. Dorfman. NOT PICTURED: Michael H. Berler. 


SOCCER CHAMPION: law School: FRONT ROW:  Edward C. Prado, William  A. Hoy  Ill, Morris  VOLLEYBALL:  CLASS  A  CHAMPION:  lambda  Chr  Alpha:  FRONT  
E. Belt, Jr., Allen  B. Craig  Ill,  Robert  l. Pendergraft,  Robert  P. Terzian.  BACK  ROW:  Ernest  ROW:  Robert  H. Baker, Jr.,  John  l. Hurt, Stephen  J. Smith.  BACK  
z. Alaniz,  Jr.,  Larry G. Schneider,  Peter  P. Dawson  Ill,  Richard  B. Cagney,  Jr.,  David  Fleis­ ROW:  Keith  H. Sowards,  J .  Michael  Mulholland,  William  W. Mc­ 
chaker, Keith R. Hill.  Guire, David J. Jones.  

BOWLING: LEFT TO RIGHT: CLASS A CHAMPION: Speed: Travis  
V. Doughty,  Benjamin  l.  Huerta,  0 .  J. Copeland,  Roger  C.  
WATER BASKETBALL: CHAMPION: Delta Tau Delta: FRONT ROW: James 0 . Guleke  II, Thomas  Collins.  
D. Kozlowski,  George  A. O'Brien,  Donald  G. Beck,  Richard  R. Clardy.  BACK  ROW:  Samuel  R.  
lee, Gregory  H. Smith,  Kurt  M. Papp, James  G. Raney,  Richard  L. Townsend,  Ralph  G. Reser.  

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TABLE TENNIS DOUBLES CHAMPIONS (Spring): HANDBALL DOUBLES CHAMPIONS (Fall): Tse-Yone Shen and Pierre M. Lichaa Joel G. Galpern and Jeffrey A. Barnes, AfPi 










ARNO NOWOTNY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Edward K. Gurinsky, SAM JUNIOR MANAGERS: Jonathan P. Purvin, James T. White, James R. Bowen. BACK ROW: Keith J. Miller, J. Mark McAfee, Donald R. Hoyt, James E. Biggs. 

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Arthur Corrington, Training Specialist I; M. Wayne Jennings, Assistant lntramurals Director; Robert Smith, Training Special­ist I; Albert Albin Rooker, lntramurals Director; Emily Dunbar, Administra­tive Assistant; Thomas M. Martine, Assistant "Intramural Director. 


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ORGANIZATION ALL YEAR TROPHY AWARDS: CHAMPIONS: Stephen J. Smith, Lambda Chi Alpha; James A. Evans, Rosemary's Babies; Robert D. Frnka, Navy; John M. Nolan, Stag. SECOND ROW: Terry W. Tingley, De/ta Tau Delta; Mark S. Poulos, Zombies; David A. Sheplierd, Air Force; Mark L. Adleman, Roberts Hall; Bruce W. Cozad, Campus Guild. THIRD ROW: Bruce C. Cocek, Brown He/mets, Charles M. Wilson Ill, De/ta Sigma Pi. 
Men's lntramurals 
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Women's 
lntramurals 

The Women's Intramural Department provided 
the opportunity for competition in intercollegiate, 
intramural, and recreational activities in 1969-70. 
The program included 16 team, partner and in­
dividual sports. Over 2,200 co-eds entered the 
diversified activities. 

Organized according to living units, 'murals 
saw competition in archery, badminton singles 
and doubles, basketball, billiards, bowling, fenc­
ing, flag football, golf, softball, swimming, table 
tennis singles and doubles, tennis singles and 
doubles, and volleyball. 

Undergraduate women, not on scholastic pro­
bation, and with an appropriate health grade, 
were eligible for University of Texas Sports As­

sociation intercollegiate competition in badmin­Cindy Sumner, Jan Campbell, Carol Carter, Scott Yankee, Wynn Adams. NOT PICTURED: 
ton, basketball, golf, gymnastics, tennis and Ken Thurmond. 
volleyball. 
BASKETBALL-WHITE BRACKET: FIRST PLACE: Alpha Xi Delta : FRONT ROW: Jane Gil­lette, Diane Womack, Suggie Walker, Nita Smith, Patty Taylor, Jo LeMay, Judy Roberts. SECOND PLACE: Plods: BACK ROW: Jane Spellman, Judy Halstead, Marilyn Shell, Jolie Bain, Mary Krier, Sandi Albrecht, Mary Holm. 





VOLLEYBALL-ORANGE BRACKET: SECOND PLACE: Co-ops: FRONT ROW: Carolyn Hartman, Suzy Clarkson, Linda Woodard, De Stallings, Rosemary Robbins, Beth Pyndus, Nan Hanover. FIRST PLACE: Newman Ha//: BACK ROW: Noela Oliveira, Monique O'Brien, Frances Miner, Sandy Massey, Connie Palousek, Kathleen Kennedy, Mary Ellen Marnell, Yvonne lewis, Kathy Horn, Aggie Lednicky, Margaret Matthiessen. 
BOWLING-WHITE BRACKET: FRONT ROW: FIRST PLACE: Nancy Harris, Marilyn Rumsey, Lynn Minor, June Melot, Lynda Harkins, Jester #2. BACK ROW: SECOND PLACE: Gail Bonner, D. E. Stallings, Patti Chamberlin, Debbie Keas, Jonnie Tyler, Co·ops; (at end of #5) THIRD PLACE: Bonita Moon, Nan Gray, Linda Cook, Susan Southwell, Sandy Brewer, Renelle Sauls, Ann Dagenhart, Littlefield. 
SWIMMING: FIRST PLACE: Hoots: FRONT ROW: Cathy Chaplin, Jodi Bolin, Jamie Woolsey. SECOND ROW: Nancy McCleary, Marsha Anderson, Susan Speight. 


BOWLING FIRST PLACE, GROUP POINTS THIRD PLACE: Barbie Smith, Jester 







MANAGERS: SITTING: Susie King, Sylvia Porter, Elizabeth Browning, Barbara Ozon, Sharon Tatar, Jody Dean, Gwen Eberhardt, Joan Kent, Susan Glasgow. STANDING: Dorothy Mc­Guire, Wanda Fuhrmann, Peggy Jo Peterson, Maggie Owens, Frances Miner, Debbie Dunlap, Trudell Singer, Mary Frank, Judy Allyne Duncan, Bettie Watford. 




Women's lntramurals 
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T Association 
An organization for lettermen in varsity sports 
and senior intercollegiate and intramural man­
agers, T Association listed 160 members in 1970. 
Varsity athletes earned the burnt orange "T" 
letter by playing a prescribed amount of time 
or by fulfilling specific requirements in their 
particular sport. Texas' Athletic Council announced 
new members after each sport was completed. 
All T-men received free football tickets and uti­
lized the facilities of Memorial Stadium's "T" 
Room . 
MEMBERS George Lee Cobb 
Louis Jay Cohen James Earnest Achilles Terrell Thomas Collins James Lyon Ahern William Deryl Comer Rudolfo Perez Alaniz James D. Cooke Patrick John Amos Freddy Gardner Cooper Lee Martin Anderson Elmo James Cormier Robin Bruce Anderson George Bascomb Cox Glen Dawson Archer Charles Travis Crawford David Eugene Arledge William Oliver Cromwell Thomas Craig Asaff William Hayden Dale William James Atessis Michael Patrick Egan Dean Byrd Baggett 111 Wayne Noble Doyal Louis Lee Bagwell Jr. William Dan Driscoll Jeffrey Roth Baker Steven Lynn Durapau William Paul Barnhill Kenneth Dale Ehrig Stephen Craig Beasley John Vincent El ick James Allen Bertelsen James Patrick Feller Billy Dyer Black James Bruce Flodine Robert Harold Blodgett Raymond Lee Fontenot Samuel Bradley William Raymond Gamble Joel Lynn Brame Robert Bryant Gardner Leonard Le~ Brooks Jr. Thomas Raul Gardner David Luther Caffey Cecil Adrian Gentry Robert Emmerson Callison Earl Christopher Gilbert Thomas Hearn Campbell Donald Frank Goldman William Mike Campbell Sanford Lee Gottesman David Lee Chalk Eric W. Groscurth 
David William Childress James Calvin Gunn 
William G. Hall Glenn Galen Halsell Tommy Harold Harmon Scott Allen Henderson Paul W. Hobbs William H. Holloway Burt Carlton Hooten Larry Elwood Horton Lynn Howden Michael T. Hutchings Randall Roy Hutson Sammy Oscar Hyde Dennis Wayne Kasper Sydney Johnston Keasler Ill Thomas Oliver Kite Paul Christopher Kristynik James Calhoun Langdon Jr. Richard S. Langdon John David Langerhans Robert L. Layne Jr. James Russell Leahy Joe Glynn Lenox Danny Kay Lester James Michael Liddle John Drew Ligon Stanley Champ McDaniel Stephen M. McFarland Robert Charles McKay Mack Hugh McKinney William A. MacNaughton James Atwood Mallard Michael Charles Marki William Harbert Marshall John Logan Mastenbrook David Joseph Matina John Delmo Matzinger Stanley Hall Mauld in Emmett Jackson Miller Robert Bruce Mitchell Clayton Douglas Monzingo John Davis Morton Michael Homer Mosley Bruce Edward Motley 
Frank John Mozola Terrence J. Mullin Tinker Dan Murray Richard Scott Murray Richard S. Nabors Kenneth Lee Nash John Wendell Nelson Thomas R. Neyland Randall Hall Nichols 
Forrest Alan Novy Dean Scott Overturf Derrell Scott Palmer Kurt Melvin Papp Robbie Lee Patman Randal C. Peschel Edward Dwayne Phillips Gregory Paul Ploetz James Keller Pohl David° Bruce Ramsey Richard Stern Ravel David Leroy Richardson Ga'y Ray Rike Travis Morgan Roach Mark Dennis Roberts Hewitt Paul Robichau 111 Bruce Aubrey Robinson Johnnie Fred Robinson Charles Alex Rogers Larry Dwayne Rogers Tommy James Rohrer James Avery Rush Natividad Salazar Frank J. Salzhandler James Gerald Shoemaker Charles Michael Smith Edward C. Small James Lacey Smith Larry Randall Smith Charles Wayne Speyrer Freddie Joe Steinmark Earl Richard Stewart 111 Randol Lane Stout James Lowell Street William Reese Strong Rick Hanson Troberman George Gillespie Tucker Thomas Charles Turner Donnie Lynn Vick Gregg Cooper Waddill Richard Dennis Watt Larry Leon Webb Carl Stephen White Marcus Dale Whitson Forrest Raymond Wiegand Donald Glenn Wigginton 
James Newton Williamson Tommy Dale Woodard Steven Clark Worster Robert Scott Wuensch Christophe' Stephen Young Willie Frank Zapalac 



Classes 




However varied their modes of dress, stu­dents come to the University for essentially one purpose-to seek an education. 
Students attempted to broaden their knowl­edge by investigation, experimentation, and con­centration. New and advanced curriculum pro­vided the credentials needed as stepping stones to their future lives. 
Each semester brought promises for a new time, and 
another try. 
The campus environment stimulated a search for identities and the meaning of existence. 


553 Graduates 556 Graduating Seniors 
600 Seniors 
604 Juniors 
617 Sophomores 
631 Freshmen 
650 In Memoriam 
651 Index 
682 Closing Pages 

ABOU-SEIDA, MOHSEN MOHAMED, Cairo, Egypt 
Applied lingu istics, Moslem Association , Appl ied linguistics 
Steering Committee 
AHERN , JAMES L., Corpus Christi _ 
Accounting, 6T6., T Association, Vanity Swimming, Good­fellow 
AL-KUBAISY, AMER K., Baghdad, Iraq 
Go-.ernment, Student Association of Public Administration 
AL-RAHIM, SALAH MAHMOOD, Baghdad, Iraq 
Public Administration 
ALVAREZ, JOHN, Austin 
Art Education , cJJ~K 
AMESCUA, GLORIA, Austin 
Educat io11 , TB~. flt\.0, Longhorn Band 
ANDERSON , CHERYL A., Inglewood, Calif. 
Psychology , ~!:A 
ASKIN, RICHARD H. JR., Massapequa, N. Y. 
Journalism 
ASTUDILLO, TULIO C., Rancaqua , Chile 
Journalism, Inter-American Press Association Scholar, Foreign Correspondent Reporter 
BANKS, CHARLOTTE LEE, Corpus Christi 
Business 
BOATMAN, LOIDA URBINA, Florence 
Social Work 
BRUNELL, FREDRICK GEORGE, Bessemer, Mich. 
Civil Engineering 
CARLYLE, DAVID CHARLES, San Antonio 
Ph ysics 
CARROLL, RONALD .HENRY, Port Neches 
Law, .!:X 
CHERRY, PAULINE ASHLEY, Pine Bluff, Ark. 
Fine Arts 
CHO, CHIN-KUEJ, Taiwan, Republic of China 
Computer Sciences 
CHOE, CHUL YOUNG, Seoul, Korea 
Eng ineering Mechanics, IrT 
CHRISTENSEN, LESLIE ANN, Austin 
Speech Therapy, .!:AH 
COVEY, OLIVER TERRANCE, Glen Rose 
Social Work 
CROOK, ROBERT NEY JR ., Paris 
Journalism, I6.X, BSU, Texas Sacred Singers 


Graduates 

DANIEL, DAVID ALLEN, Oklahoma City, Okla. 
Accounting, BA'I', Master's Advisory Council 
DATTNER, STUART LEONARD, Bav Shore, N. Y. 
Science Education and Phys ics, ITn:, Hillel , Society of Physics Students 
DEPRIEST, DOROTHY HELEN, Houston 
Foreign language Education, AOIT, AA6., Kt.IT, Southern Singers, French Council, Students' Association Committee 
ENGLANDE, ANDREW JOSEPH JR., New Orleans, La. 
Environmental Health Engineering 
FALLIN, JOSEPH ANTHONY Ill, McAllen 
Geology, !I'E, Freshman Council, Round-Up, lntromurols 
FINLEY, RICHARD GAYLE, Goldsmith 
Chemistry 
FISK, HOLLYE CARSON, Houston 
Architecture, ATO, cfJH::E 
FLEURY, NANCY JO, Bellaire 
Educat;onal Psychology, AZt., ITA9, <l>BK, ITA<I>, .!:All, 
Outstanding Student 
FREEMAN, FREDERICK DUDLEY, Lufkin 
Mechan ical Engineering, ASME 
FUGITT, ROBERT B., Washington, D. C. 
Chem istry 
GATLIN, SANDRA LEE, Beaumont 
Educational Psychology, American Marketing Association, Chal­lenge 
GERBER, KENT ANTHONY, Grand Haven, Mich. 
Physics, American Institute of Physics, American Physical Society 
GODDARD, JOSEPH DIAL, Alhambra, Calif. 
Musk, !AE, Men's Glee Club Director 
GOODWIN, MARY PATRICIA, San Antonio 
Advertis ing, 0~4>. fAX 
GUITIERREZ, ARMANDO GEORGE, Corpus Christi 
Latin American Government 
HALEY, JUDITH FAYE, San Antonio 
Chemistry , l~Tl. American Chemical Socie~ 
HARRINGTON, ANN MARGARET, Butte, Mont. 
Educational Psychology 
HENDON, DONALD WAYNE, Laredo 
Marketing, American Marketing Association 
HILE, SANDRA KAY, Newton 
Speech, ZTA, Teaching Assistant 
HINKLE, JOHN CHRISTIAN, Tucson, Ariz. 
Aerospace Engineering, TBIT, IT'T, House of Delegates, Student Engineering Counci l, AIAA, Speleological Society, lntramurols 
553 




Graduates 

HOLLIS, RANDALL HOWARD, Port Neches 
Latin American Studies, cl>K'I', Graduate Council, Student As· sembly, Texas Student Publications Boord of Directors, Inter· national House, International Student Advisory Committee 
HOOD, DONALD CURTIS, Beaum-ont 
law, l:<ltE, 604>, Moot Court, Criminal low Association 
HORN, WALTER JULIAN, Montgomery, Ala. 
Aerospace Engineering, ct>KI, cl>K+ 
JAMESON, LYNNIS ELIZABETH, Austin 
City Planning 
KASHIMA, SATOSHI, Kagawa, Japan 
Civil Engineering 
KHER, RAMESH KUMAR, Amritsar, India 
Civil Engineering 
LACY, JERR.Y ROBERT, Houston 
Business Administration, TSPE, MBA Toastmasters 
LADEN, LARRY RICHARD, San Antonio 
low, Tejas Club, Criminal low Association 
LANGDON, WILLIAM LESTER, Port Arthur 
Finance and Management, <l>K"' 
LEE, SOOHEE, Seoul, Korea 
Nutrition, Irn, ON, <!>Kol> 

LINDSAY, HOWARD HENRY, Houston 
Journal is m 
LOCKART, JAMES ELDRIDGE Ill , Dallas 
Accounting and Finance, 6IJT, CBA Council, Senior Class 
Secreta ry, H use of Delegates ..­MACRAE, JOHN ROLLIN, San Antonio Zoology 
MAGUREAN, MARY ANN, McAllen 
Zoology, t.Z MATLOCK, JOHN HUDSON, Austin Mechanical Engineering, .X<I>, TBn, flTl:, <l>Hl:, Order of 
Alcalde, Engineering Fellow, AIME, ASM, Student. faculty Discipline Board, lnterfroternity Council, Engineering Council 
MATTHEWS, LAURENE GAIL, Bath, N. Y. 
Educational Psychology 
McADAMS, HELEN LOUISE, Fort Worth 
Interior Design, AID 
MELVILLE, RONALD JESSE, San Antonio 
Accounti ng 
MENTELL, ROBERT ANTHONY, Dallas 
Civil Engineering 
MEYER, VERNON HOWARD, Arcadia, Calif. 
Economics 
MILLSAP, SAMUEL DEWEY JR., San Antonio 
Public Administration, Tejas Club, Student Assembly, House of Delegates, Texas Union Boord of Directon, Texas Union Executive and Program Council, Friar Society, Order of Alcalde, African Exchange Program 
MONTEMAYOR, JOSE DE JESUS, Durango, Mexico Phyms, l:n:!: MOORE, ANDREW FO LLEY, Sonora 
Government, TSEA 
MURRAH, CLARENCE BOYD, Austin 
Computer Sciences 
NAKAZATO, AKIHIKO, Tokyo, Japan 
Amer icon Civil izotion 
NATTO, IBRAHIM A., Mecca, Saudi Arabia 
Government, fll:A, Otgonization of Arab Students, Inter. 
not1onol Committee 
NELSON, SAMUEL CHARLES, Ector 
Hostory, <!>A~ 
NOWOTNY, MONROE BEN, San Antonio 
Business Administrat ion, KA, TIET, <PHI, Texas Cowboys 
PEET, CHARLES EDWARD JR ., Dallas 
Electrical EnAineering, HKN, TBTI, IEEE 
PHAIR, MILTON W. JR ., Houston 
Mechanical Engineering, ATO, ASME, TSPE 
PRATT, ROBERT BARTON JR., San Antonio 
Computer Sci ences • 
REED, EMILE LEE Ill, Universal City 
Business Administration, Dean's Council, Master's Association 
ROGERS, LYNDA GAYLE, Dallas 
Mothemot 1a 
SALAS, KAREN JEANNETTE, San Antonio 
H istory 
SALVATIERRA, EDMUNDO G., la Paz, Bolivia 
Chemical Engineering 
SATO, NORIFUMI, Tokyo, Japan 
International Business, Japanese Association 
SCAUZIUO, ROBERT JAMES, Austin 
Hostory, <l>Afl 
SCHKADE, ALBERT FRED JR., Austin 
Aoro1poco EngoneeronQ, ol>H:!:, TBn. i:rr, <!>Kol>, AIM, 

lon9horn Alumn i Bond 
SHARMA, NARENDER DEV, Secunderabad, India 
lnternot 1onol Bu11ness 
SHIMAZAKI, HARUHIKO, Tokyo, Japan 
lus 1neu Adm1n1strot1on 


554 
TAYLOR, PATRICIA JANE, Dallas 
Mathematics, A'Zll. 
TEED, JERE McDONALD, Pampa 
Marketing, 4>rll., American Marketing Association, Texas Union Program Cou11eil, Texas Union Coordinating and leadership Boards 
THORNBERRY, MOLLY, Austin 
English, ZTA , Kinsolving Advisor, Golden Hearts 
TSANG, WILKIE WING KEE, Hong Kong, China 
Business Administration, ll.!.II, Soccer Club, Community Business 
Advisory Council WARLICK, JOHN WALTER, Houston 
Psychology 
WATSON, MARY NELSON, Austin Chemical Physics, I~TI. l:Tit, American Chemical So­ciety, Association for Computing Machinery 
WEAVER, THOMAS JAY, Austin 
Chemistry 
WHITE, LINDA JANE, Fort Worth 
Communications, TIA0 
WHITENER, THOMAS OLIVER, Burton 
Business, AK'i', <l>K<I>, Bn: 
WILL, KENNETH MAC, Little Rock, Ark. 

Civil Engineering, ASCE 
WILLIAMS, JOHN TRAVIS, Sanderson 
Business , X4> 
WINGARD, ROBERT LANCE, Eclectic, Ala. 
Business Administration 
WOLFE, THOMAS HERNDON, Austin Education YAKSIC, CATALINA YERKA, Antofagasta, Chile 
Education 

Graduates 


555 



AARON, HARLEY E., San Antonio 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME ABBOTT, KAREN ANN, Beaumont Marketing, AJ.11, American Marketing Association, Round-Up, CBA Council, Oeseret Club, Concert Choir 
ACOSTA, IRMA OLVERA, Austin 
Psycj,ology ACOSTA, PETER PATRICK, San Antonio Pj,ormocy, Ko/ 
ADAMS, JANE TIMLECK, Austin Sponisj,, flllcl> 
AGNES, JUDITH, Dallas 
English AGRICOLA, PAUL JAMES, Buffalo, N. Y. Psychology, College House, YR, YO, Y Tutor, Cj,ollenge 
AGUILAR, BEN, Lockhart English, nA<P, Library Students' Association, YR, Newmon 
Club 
AGUIRRE, LAURO, Batesville 
Chemical Engineering 

AHERN, JOHN LAWRENCE, Corpus Christi 
Economics, J.TJ. 

AIKIN, A. M. BOBBY Ill, Austin 
Government, cf>K! 
ALANIZ, DAVID RAYMOND, Corpus Christi 
Finance, A K"'1' 

ALARCON, ALFREDO GUILLERMO, Brownsville 
International Business ALBRECHT, SANDRA LYNNE, San Antonio Sociology 
ALDAPE, ISRAEL, Crystal City Cj,em icol Engineering 
ALDRETE, RAY EDMUND, San Antonio 
Advertising, A.11: 
ALEXANDER, JOHN DAVID, Austin 
Pj,ysics, Society of Physics Students, Association for Com­
puting Mocj,inery 

ALFRED, RONALD DOUGLAS, Tyler 
Speech 
ALLEN, HELEN ELIZABETH, Granbury 
Elementary Education 

ALLEN, MARY KATHERYN, Austin Psycj,ology, Underwater Society, House of Delegates, Con· cert Choir 


Class of 1970 

ALLISON, DALE CRAWFORD, Rule 
Zoology, <1>11~. AE.l· 
ALLISON, MARGARET SCOTT, Austin 
Engl ;sh , ZTA 

ALMENDAREZ, FRANK, San Antonio Mathematics ANDERS, GORDON KEITH, Shiner Government, TIYA , Pre-low Association, Longhorn Bond ANDERS, KENNETH WAYNE, San Antonio Accounting, Sports Car Club, longhorn Handball Association 
ANDERSON, ANITA KATHLEEN, Colorado City 
Speech Pothology, :!:AH 
ANDERSON, DARLENE ANN, Duncanville 
Pharmacy, P'iormocy Council, lPhA 

ANDERSON, DIANE MARIE, Duncanville 
Phormo:y, LPhA 
ANDERSON, JEFFRIES D., Corpus Christi 

Finance and International Business, KA, Insurance So­
c1ely, Fru hmon Council, Posse, Real Estate Society, 
House o f Delegates 
ANDERSON, REBA JANE, McKinney 
Phormocy, KE, lPhA 

ANDREWS, GARNETT LYNN, Grand Prairie 
Eleclrtol Engineering 
ANDREWS, KATHRYN DELL, Texarkana, Ark. Interior Design, Upper-Class Advisor, Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsdon ANGELO, JOHN EDWARD, Waco 
M 1crob1ology and Zoology, AF:~ 
ANKENMAN, DECIE DAYNE, Houston 
Elementary Education, Spooks, Ora nge Jackets, Ca mpus Cru­

sade for Christ, K1nsolv1ng Advisor ARCHER, GLENN DAWSON, Longview Mo themottcs, Varsity Track, T Auoc1a hon 
AREND, RODGER GRAHAM, Austin 
Finance, c~~H 
ARNAKIS, POLY CATHERINE, Austin 
Englnh, l\~E. Hellenic Club, Challenge ARNOLD, GAIL ELLEN, Crockett Home Economics. J.i'. Horne Economics Chapter, THECC, 
Con teuo Adv, sor ARNOLD, JAMES HARLAN, Austin 
Economics ond Covernment, 1>11~. Tejos Club, Student Assembly, Studenl·Foculty Committee, House of Delega tes ARNOLD, JUDITH ANN, San Antonio 
Education 



ARONOFF, NANCY FRANCES, Dallas Elementary Education, l:.1.T, AA.1, K.1H, !AH, ITA9, Jester 
Student Assistont 
ARTHUR A . JUDIE, San Antonio 
Education, Mathematics, Engl is h 
ARTHUR, PATRICIA KATHRYN, La Porte 
Home Economics, l".lE , NHEA, Home Econom ics Chapter 
ARTHUR, RICHARD LEE, San Antonio 
Finance 
ATNIP, MICHAEL GRANT, Fort Worth 
Mathematics , <l>l:K 
AUSTIN, NANCY LYNNE, Houston 
History and Business, A.lTI, SKUNKS, Royal Spirit Com­
mittee 
AVERITTE, CLINTON EDWARD, Fort Worth 
Government, !<l>E 
AVERYT, JACK DEMARIUS JR., Odessa 
Pharmacy, <l>~X 
BABETZ, JEFFREY DALE, Fort Worth 
Phys ics , Society of Phys ics Students , YR, NESEP Naval 
Scholors'1ip 
BACKER, DENNIS IRA, Houston 
Radio-Television-Fil m 
BACKUS, OSCAR, Austin 
Mechanical Engineering , ASME 
BADER, MARIE KATHLEEN, Bellville 
Engl ish and Government 
BADGER, THEODORE JENKINS, Austin 
Zoology, Arnold Air Society 
BAETZ, BERTRAND OLIVER, San Antonio 
Zoology, !::\ 
BAGGETT, DEWEY, DOUGLAS, San Angelo 
Transportation, .l:\A 
BAGGETT, NANCY JANE, Rockdale 
Biology, KKr 
BAIN, SHERI GWYN, Dallas 

Engl ish and History, K6n 
BAKER, FRANK JAMES Ill, Bay City 
Speech 
BAKER, LLOYD LEON JR., Lake Jackson 
Accounting 
BAKER, OLA MAE, Madisonville 
Educot io n-Mothemot ics, II B<I> 

Graduating Seniors 

BAKER, STEVE HELLER, Dallas 
Zoology. AEj. 
BALDRIDGE, VICKI ELAINE, San Angelo 
lotin, t!J.Z, Hl:<I>, Freshman Council 
BALLIEW, WILLIAM LUTHER IV, San Antonio 
Psychology 
BALLMAN, ANN MARGARET, Mart 
Elementary Education, r~ 
BANKSTON, JOYCE MARIE, San Angelo 
History. AA.l 
BAQUERO, FRANCISCO J., Caracas, Venezuela 
Electrical Engineering ­
BARBER, KATHLEEN ANN, Houston 
Span ish 
BARNARD, BARBARA ANN, Austin 
Journalism , AZ~. Al:4>, Doily hxon , Cactus, Round-Up 
BARNES, BETH ANNE, Austin 
Latin American Studies in Geography, AOII, Spooks, Upper-Closs Advisor, Ponhcllenic Council, House of Dele­gates, l ittle Sister of the Setting Sun 
BARRERA, NORMA GONZALEZ, Palito Blanco 
French-Spanish, Upper-Closs Advisor, Newmon Club, Inter­national Club 
BARRETT, RICHARD GEORGE, Pratt, Kans. 
Government , l1KE 
BARROW, JULIA HUBBARD, Austin 
English and Mathematics , ZTA, Ashbel Society 
BARRY, MARCELLA RITA, Dallas 
History and English 
BARTHOLOMEW, THOMAS RANDY, San Antonio 
Arch itecture , APX 
BASS, SUZANNE, Orange 
Secondary Education, University Y Tutor, TSEA 
BASTRESS, WILLIAM WAR.REN JR., San Antonio 
Transportation, !T!, .6.I\A , MUN 
BATLA, RAYMOND JOHN JR., Temple 
Civil Engineering , TBn, XE, House of Delegates, ASCE , TSPE, Deon 's List 
BATSON, DOUGLAS ALLEN, Lubbock 
Eni:ilish , KA, Teias Club , Freshman Counc il, MUN , House of Delegates, Flash Cord Commdtee, Students' Assoc ia tio n Committee, TTT, Goodfellow 
BAYLISS, SUSAN JOANN, San Antonio 
Zoology , ZTA , AF.~. Royal Spirit Committee 
BAYS, RONALD GENE, Dallas 
Marketing, Americori Marketing Association 


BAZE, ROBERT ERNEST, New Canaan, Conn. 
Chemi ol Engineering, AXA, <l>H!, llXE, TBII, AIChE 
BEALLE, JOHN FORTE, Richardson 
Accounting, 80][ 
BEARDEN, JACKIE LEE, Wichita Falls 
History, A~A 
BEARDEN, ROBERT EAR!, Austin 
Radio-Television-Film, AFROTC 
BECKER, MARY ELLEN, New Braunfels 
English 
BELISLE, SUSAN J. R., Austin 
Nursing 
BELL, LINDA FAYE, Wharton 
Physical Education, PEM Club, Gymnastics Team 
BELL, LINDA KAY, Woodsboro 
Speech, Littlefield Advisor, Andrews Student Assistant 
BELL, SHERRY ANN, Temple 
Elementary Education 
BELLOWS, WARREN S., Houston 
Mathematics, !.cf>E, cl>H!., Summer Orientation 
BENEDICT, BARRY KIRK, Fort Worth 
Aerospace Engineering, l:l'T, Tllll, Engineering Council, Engineering Fellow, AIAA 
BENNETT, JAMES RICHARD, Cleburne 
Electrical Engineering 
BENTON, BEVERLY ANN, Beeville 
Fashion Design, A6IT, Fashion Group 
BERETTA-BUCKLEY, FRANCIS N., Mexico City, Mex. 
Sociology and lnternotionol Studies, lnternotionor Business Association, Newmon Club, International Club, MUN 
BERGER, WILLIAM EDWARD, Austin 
Journalism, AA!, !AX, PRSSA, Men's Glee Club, Communi­cation Assemblyman 
BERLOCHER, STEWART HARRY, Houston 
Zoology 
BERMAN, LESLIE NANCY, Oklahoma City, Okla. 
Studio Art, !AT, Best Dressed UT Coed 
BERRY, JAMES ALAN, West Columbia 
Microbiology, !<l>E 
BERRY, JOHNNY LEE, Gainesville 
Electrical Engineering, HKN, TBJI, Honor Roll, En­gineering Fellow, IEEE 
BERRY, TOMMYE CARL, Elgin 
Physical Education, PEM Club 


Class of 1970 

BERRY, TOMMY ROY, Henderson 
Personnel Management, .1l:Jl 
BERRY, WILLIAM CARL, Mineral Wells 
Accounting, A<l>ll, ROTC 
BESSELLIEU, VIRGINIA ADELLE, San Antonio Elementary Education BETTGE, CAROL LYNN, Lockhart 
Microbiology and Medical Technology, rcl>B 
BIESEMEIER, HAROLD W. JR., Otean Springs, Miss, 
Per;onnel Management, Crow's Nest, Texas Cowboys, Rou,.d­Up, Scabbard & Blade Society, Semper Fidelis Society, Buccaneer Drill Team, NROTC 
BILLS, LARRY.WAYNE, Burkburnett 
History 
BILLS, SHARON JANE, Midland 
Sponis h, AAA, A!<I> 
BINION, MARY SIDNEY, Abilene 
Nursing, Upper-(loss Advisor, TNSA, Longhorn Singers, House of Delegates 
BIRDWHL, BETTY ANN, Wichita Falls 
Mathematics and Government, AA!l, Mortar Board, Chal­lenge, Orange Jackets, Upper-Class Advisor, Outstanding Student 
BISCHOFS, SUSANNE CAROL, Frankfurt, Germany 
His tory and Germon , German Club, Upper-Class Advisor, Dormitory Counselor, ACU Bowling Team, Strike and Spare, Angel Fl ight 
BISHOP, KENNETH EDWARD, Port Lavaca 
Chemistry, Amateur Radio Society 
BISHOP, RAY McCLAREN, Belmont, Calif. 
Econom ics 
BLACKBURN, GEORGE MAURY JR., Brenham 
Zoology. !<l>E 
BLACKLOCK, JOHN WILSON, Corpus Christi 
Government 
BLACKLOCK, WARD TRUETT JR., Austin Government, TKE, lnterfroternity Councd , Studen'ts' Associa­tion Committee, House of Delegates, MUN,· AROTC, Brigade 
Stoff, Praetorian Guard 
BLACKMAN, LONA S., Terrell 
Physical Education, 6f, PEM Club, Freshman Counc il, Round-Up, V1sit1ng Fellows Committee 
BLACKMAN, RALPH GILBERT JR ., Bishop 
Mothematia, KA, Actuarial Club, Insurance Society 
BLACKSHEAR, JACK COLBERT, Wichita Falls 
International Business, !11 
BLAIR, BETTY CAROL, Lampasas 
Government and History 
BLAiR, GLORIA JEAN, Belton 
Sociology-Social Work Studies, Upper-Clau Advisor 
55.8 



BLAKLEY, ROBERT DWAIN, Fort Worth 
History, .1.X, House of Delegates 
BLAND, MARY MOZELLE, Austin 
Interior Design, AAIT, AID, Student Survey Committee 
BLEAKLY, JOHN STANLEY JR., Haddonfield, N. J. 
Drama Edu~otion and History, A Cappello Choir, Simkins Hall Counselor 
BLINKA, BETTY ANN, Houston Elementary Education BLISS, JOAN, San Antonio 
Mathematics 
BLISS, ROBERT DEVENEAU, Baytown 
Mathematics, Act>{} 
BLOMDAHL, LETHA MARY, Houston 
Home Economics 
BLUNK, DAN ISBELL, Austin 

Geology and Zoology 
BOBBITT, JAY CHARLES, Dallas 
Government and Speech, .6.T, Communication Council, House of Delegates, Oratorical Association, Students' Auociotion Committees, Intercollegiate Debate 
BOCK, ADDIE SUE, Austin 
Sociology 
BODDEKER, JANICE SUE, Austin 
Education and Mathematics, AZtJ., Little Sisters of the Seven Stars, Coclus Section Editor 
BODEMULLER, CORNELIA HELEN, Nederland 
Government, LlZ, Costilian Student Government 
BOENIG, LARRY ROBERT, Woodsboro 
Pharmacy, <l><l.X, lPhA 
BOGART, DAVID EDWARD, El Campo 
Psychology 
BOGER. DORIS JEAN, Wichi ta Falls 
Mathemat;ct, ZTA 
BOHLS, KENT LEE, Taylor 
Government, Pre-law Association, MUN, Lutheran Cam­pus Ministry 
BOHUSLAV, GEORGIA ELLAN, Austin 
Elementary Education, AXO, Southern Singers 
BOLLINGER, RONALD CLINT, Fort Worth 
Architectural Engineering, XA, XE, Men's Cooperative Council, House of Delegates, AAAE, Outstanding Student, Outstanding Co-op Student 
BOREN, CARL LESLIE, Garland Advertis;ng, AKA, NROTC, Scabbard & Blade Sadety BORGSTEADT, WILLIAM GRANT, Midland 
Government, Bowling Club 

Graduating Seniors 

BORNE, EMERY ERL, Houston 
Aerospace Engineering, AIAA 
BOSWELL, BILLY GRAY, Austin 
Management 
BOTARD, SANDRA KAY KLOSS, Sheridan 
Mathematics, TIA9 
BOUCHARD, SIERRA DE SAX, Bellmead 

Nursing 
BOWEN, EARL A., M idkiff 
Pharmacy, K'I' , Pharmacy Council , LPhA 

BOWMAN, ROBERT H. TIBAUT, Austin 
Finance, cftA0, Freshman Advisor, lntromurols, Pre-low Association, Student Travel Coordinator 
BOWMER, JERALD EUGENE, Euless 
Pharmacy, Ki', lPhA 
BOYD, JULIA LIVESAY, Fort Worth 
Mo thematics 
BOYD, MONROE BUCHANNAN JR., Austin 
Music Education, tltl\IA, Symphonic Bond, longhorn Bond, longhorn Singers, University Chorus 
BOYD, WILLIAM PRIDDY, Corsicana 
Pion 11 , cft:EK, longhorn Singers, Parking and Traffic Committee 
BOYER, WALTER JOSEPH, Temple Business Administration, KK'I', AK'I', longhorn Bond Section leader, Symohonic Bond, Drama Department Musicals 
BOYETT, ERNEST JACKSON JR., Telegra pn 
Enql ish 
BOZARTH, SHARON SUE, Lockhart Home Economics, AAA, Phi Beto Kinsolving, Upper-Closs Advisor, House of Dele9otes, Campus Chest 
BRADLEY, CHARLES JR., Killeen 
Management, ROTC 
BRANAM, WILLIAM W., Conroe 
Mathematics 
BRANAMAN, TIMOTHY FAYE, Hutchinson, Kans . 
Speech and Government 
BRAND, VERNON GARY, Cleburne 
General Business, American Finance Association 
BRANDT. KATHLEEN LOUISE, Austin 
French, XO 
BRANNON, CAROL LYNETTE, Bastrop 
Home Economics, &Z, Home Economics Chapter, MUN, Fash ion Group, Y Tutor 
BRANNON, LINDA LORAINE, Duncanville 
P1lYcholoov AAA, 'l'X, Phi Beto Kinsolving 




BRANNON, PEGGY ANN, San Antonio 
Elementary Education 
BRAUN, RONALD WAYNE, Carmine 
Chemistry, <11.\T 
BRELSFORD, SUSAN VIRGINIA, Tyler 
Art and History, 11 IN> 
BREMER, KATHERINE ANN, San Antonio 
Elementary Educot1on , K.lll, ACE, Oeseret Club 
BREWER, WILLIAM LOUIS, San Antonio 
Secondary Education, .lT, lnlerfrotern1ty Council, Pone, Fresh. 
man Council Advisor, Dormito1y Counselor, TSEA, Texas Union and Students' Association Committees 
BRICKER, DOUGLAS GRANT, Houston 
Eng1neeong Route to Business 
BRIDGER, JOHN NORMAN, Texarkana 
M1crobiology 
BRIDGES, LINDA CAROL, Pasadena 
Mus ic, ~.\I 
BRIDGES, ROBERT ASHE, Austin 
Psychology, <l>J'.l , Silver Spurs 
BRIGGS, MICHAEL JEFFREY, Houston 
Petroleum Eng ineering , JI ET, AIME, Ciruna, House of Delegates, Underwater Society 
BRIGGS, WILLIAM HENRY Ill, Dallas 
Psychology, l::\, AE.l BRIGHT, ROBERT LAWRENCE, Houston Chem>eol Eng ineering , AX~. <PAT, Tllll, AIChE 
BROADDUS, JAMES ANTHONY, San Antonio 
Civil Engineering, XE, '1'811, ASCE, NROTC, Student Engineer­ing Council, Scabbard & Blade Society 
BROCHSTEIN, STEPHEN LARS, Houston 
Account ing , T.lcl>, BA"+' , Ko rate Club 
BROCK, JOHN MARTIN, Bandera 
Mathematics, Varsity and Freshman Tracie 
BROLL, LORRAINE THERESE, San Antonio 
Psychology 
BROOKS, JUDY R., El Dorado, Ark. 
Secondory Education 
BROTT, CLIFFORD JOHN JR., Dallas 
Economics, <l>K0, House of Delegates, YR: 
BROUGHTON, LARRY TED, Pasadena 
Accounting, AK'I', Senior Closs P1esident 
BROWN, BARBARA ESTELLE, Redding, Calif. 
Education 
Class of 1970 

BROWN, CALEB STEVE 111, Ballinger 
Pharmacy, K'i' 
BROWN, CHARLES OWEN, Omaha 
Pharmacy, Ki' 
BROWN, EMILY KAREN, Alpine 
Engl ish 
BROWN, LINDA JOY, Katy 
Elemen tary Ed uca ti on , AZ.l, College life, Home Economics 
Chapter 
BROWN, LINDA MARIE, Wichita Falls 
Art Education, rct>B, Hardin North Counselor, lntervorsity Christion Fell o wship, Order of the Orch id 
BROWN, MARILYN TRACEY, Dalla• 
Home Economics, AHEA, Home Economics Chapter, Stu. dent Nut11tion Organization 
BROWN, MICHAEL ROBERT, Dallas 
Government 
BROWN, NANCY MARIE, Wimberly 
Psychology, Students' Association Committee, YR 
BROWN, ROBERT EUGENE Ill , Lockhart 
Managemen t, ~<PE 
BROWN, ROBERT MICHAEL, Lubbock 
Government 
BROWN, ROY GLENN, Fort Worth 
Fine Arh 
BROYLES, ROBERT RAGAN JR., Palestine Eng•n ..rong, Aol>!l, SAME, ASCE, AROTC BRUCE, DOYLE EDWARD JR., Lufkin 
Zoology, Project Info 
BRUCE, PAUL LEE, Runge 
Chemical Eng 1neer1ng , AX!: 
BRUNS, JAMES ALVIN , Corpus Christi 
Business Stohsl1cs 
BRUSS, WILLIAM A. JR., Dallas 
Finance, 4>1'.l 
BRYAN, PATRICIA JEAN, Houston 
Enghth 
BRYANT, JACK DAVID, Dallas 
Morhemot1cs, Pre-low Auociot1on 
BRYANT, REBECCA JANE, Sherman 
Mothemalln and Speech , .l.l~ . Freshman Council, Navy ROTC Sweetheart , Tt11as Union Committee, University 
Chorus 
BRYSON, JOE GOODSON, Corpus Christi 

BuJ inau Adm1n istro lton, 6KE, Ama teu r Ra dio Society 


BUCEK, MIC HA EL ANTHO NY, Wharton Governmenr, ,\tMl, TlOK BUCHANAN, HELEN, Concan 
Education 
BUCKMAN, MICHAEL ALAN, Kansas City, Mo. Business, Actuarial Club BUIE, ROSEMARY, Longview 
Educa tion 
BULLI NGTON, JAN ET SUSAN, Munday Music Educolion, ~Al, A Cappello Choir, CEC 
BUQUOI, MIKE EUGENE, Houston 
Finance, American Finance Association, lntromurals, Mas­

ter's Association, Inter-Cooperative Council 
BURGE, REBECCA FAYE, San Antonio 
Mathematics 
BURKETT, HOWARD GLENN, San Angelo 
Government , tl,11~. Middle East Studies Organization BURKS, TORY, Corpus Christi Plan II, A.\.i, TB~. Mortar Boord, Longhorn Band, Scottish Schol ars 
BURNETT, P. ALDIS, Houston 
French and History, 1'11,B, Spooks, Y Tutor 

BURNS, SUSAN VALORIE, Houston Elementary Education, AX.fl, ASME Sweetheart, Derby Day Queen, Student-Faculty Committee, Upper-Class Advisor, Sweet­
heart Finalist 
BURRELL, JERRY LOU, San Angelo 
Nursing, BSU, Jester Student Assistant, TNSA BUSH, JOHN HOWARD, Dallas Ard1itecture, AROTC 
BUTLER, DEBORAH EDYTHE, Tyler 
Psychology BUTLER, THOMAS LEE, Dallas Government, ATO, ROTC 
BYINGTON, SAMUEL JOSEPH Ill, Houston 
Petroleum Engineering, AIME, Deon's l ist 
BYRD, KENNETH MICHAEL, Abilene 
Engineering Route lo Business Administration 

CABALLERO, RICHARD GARCIA, Campbellton 
Acco unt ing 
CABE, DAVID BISHOP, Austin 
Meteorolo gy, A<l>ll, XE, TBJT, XEIT 

CADENA, KENNETH WAYNE, San Antonio 
Mot:iemot ics 




Graduating Seniors 

CAFFERTY, PATRICIA LYNNE, Houston Journal ism, .\$, 0~1l> , l".\ X, Navy ROTC Sweetheart, Cactus Editorial Assis tant, Goodfellow 
CAFFEY, DAVID LUTHER, Ab ilene Government , <Ji ll~. 11~.A . Pre -low Association, T Association, Vorsdy Track, University Chorus 
CAGE, ROBERT L., Blanco Mathematics, Tejas Club, Texas Cowboys, Texas Union Com­mittee 
CAGNEY, MARGO ANN, San Antonio 
Psychology, Freshman Council, l ittle Sisters of Chokett CAGNEY, MICHAEL JAMES, Bellaire Account ing, X$ 
CAIN , KATHRYN FRANCES, Weslaco 
Spon1sh·English, XQ, :\.\~, ~~IT. Upper·Clau Advisor CAIN , PAMELA SUSAN, Dallas Education, XQ, Texas Union Committee, Posse, Round-Up 
CALDERA, NORMAN JOSE, Managua, Nicaragua International Business, lnternoti onal Students Conference, International House, MUN, Vice·Presidentiol Advisory Comm ittee 
CALK, JUDITH ANN, Dallas 
Speech, AZ~. Order of the Blue Iris 
CALVERT, CAROL LYNELL, Houston 
Biolo gy-Secondary Educa tion 

CALLOWAY, MARY STRIPLING, Da llas 
Engl ,.n, ..II' CAMERON, JOHN HUGH, Brownsville Mathematics, Men's Glee Club 
CAMMACK, BENJAMIN Y JR., Dallas 
Eng lish CAMP, CAROL ANN, Post Finance, XQ, Kinsolving Advisor, Orientati on Advisor 
CAMPBELL, DONALD E., Da llas Finance, American Finance Asso ciation, American Ma rketing Associ ation, Insura nce Society, YR, Real Esta te Society 
CAMPBELL, EDWIN C. JR., Oklahoma City, Okla. 
Engl ish , Riolo CANADA, CATHY DIANE, Richardson Advertising, f tJ>B, fAX, Angel Flight, Hardin House Counselor, Stud ents' Association and Texas Union Com· miltees 
CANFIELD, JEAN, Columbia 
Mo thematics 
CANNON, GORDON THOMAS, Da llas 
Government and Pre-law 

CANTRELL, MARTHA DIANE, Temple 
English, f6E, Texas Union Committees 

561 



Class of 1970 

CANTU, MARGARET LOUISE, Lyford 
Mothemotics, A.\..\ , Deon's list, Associa tion for Computing Machinery 
CANTU, RUDOLF GALLARDO, San Antonio 
81ology, ..\<fl!?, TlOK Cooperative 
CARLETON, CHARLES E., Houston 
Finance, 4111~. Jester Adviser, lntromurols 
CARR, CURTIS WAYNE, Dublin 
Electrical Engineering, TBll, IEEE 
CARRIQUIRY, PABLO, Lima, Peru 
Architecture 
CARSO~.' .ROBERT WILLIS, Odessa 
Finance, -X 

CARWILE, GERALD A. 111, Austin 
Finance, Amer ican Finance Auociot ion 
CASEY, SUSAN, Belton 
Elementary Education, KA~. Angel Flight 
CASO, RICHARD, San Antonio 
Psychology 
CASTIGLIONE, PAUL ALFRED, San Antonio 
Petroleum Engineering, 11.ET, AIME 
CAVAZOS, IRMA R. T., Laredo Journal ism, l'.lE, Doily Texan, YR, Jesse H. Jones Journalism Scholarship 
CAVAZOS, MANUEL IV, Brownsville 
Finance 
CEDERHOLM, BARBARA JOAN, Bastrop 
Government, Tll~. l onghorn Bond 
CHAMBERS, TERRY LYNN, San Antonio 
Education, l'..\E 
CHARLIER, DOROTHY ANN, Austin 
Interior Design 
CHASTANG, CAROL ELDER, Houston 
English, Ashbel Society, Texas Un.ion Committee, ltolion Honor Soc iety I. T. A. CHATHAM, AMIJO WONER, Dallas 
Elementary Education 
CHEATHAM, LINDA CAROL, Seabrook 
English and History Education, K..\H, JIA0, House of Oelegot1?1s, Doily Texan, Jester Student Ass is tant 
CHEATHAM, THOMAS LYNN, Victoria 
Zoology, Austin Rugby Club 
CHENAULT, HARRIOT ELIZABETH, Houston 
English and History, SKUNKS, Texas Collegiate Forum, 
YR, Rifle Team 


CHILDRESS, JAMES ALLEN, Goldthwaite 
Business Administration, ..lT.l CHISUM, PAT HOWARD, Victoria Government 
CHRISTMANN, KAREN FAITH, Dallas 
Elementorr Education CHRISTY, ROBERT C., Houston Business Honan, ..lTJ., 'M-1!, OJK, Texas Cowboys, Inter· fraternity Council , Order of Alcalde, T Association 
CICO, WARREN LEROY, Angleton 
Physical Education, Varsity Track Manager, lntromurals, Texas Relays Off1ciol, PEM Club 
CLARADY, JOSEPH FRANKLIN JR., Houston 
Aerospace Engineering 
CLARK, KAREN SUE, Kilgore 

Mothemol1cs, Deon's List, Campus Crusade for Christ, longhorn Bond , Inter-Dormitory Social Council 
CLARK, MARTIN JAMES, Lampasas 
Zoology 
CLARK, STEPHEN TERRELL, Grand Prairie 

Mathematics. !O, Associat ion for Computing Machinery, Underwater Society 
CLAUD, LEONEE LYNN, Baytown 
Pharmacy, KF. , PX, lPhA, lnlromurols, Naval ROTC Sweetheart 
CLAY, STEVEN HENRY, Dallas 
Engineering , BAO , Varsity Track, YR , ASME 
CLAY, THOMAS CAROLIN Ill, Weslaco 
Psychology. '1-X 
CLELAND, JANET LYN, Houston 
Studio Art, Concert Cho11, University Choir 
CLEMONS, LARRY, Fairborn, Ohio 
P1ychology ond Speech, Speech Auociollon of America, Speech and Orama Product ions 
CLEWIS, KATHLEEN WATSON, Houston 
H1tlory ond Government, ~.l.l , Angel Flight, Orientation Advisor, Upper-Clou Advi1or, Campus Che1t, Order of UT, House of Delegates 
CLIFTON, CHARLES WILLIAM, Cleburne 
Phy11col Education, !X 
COCKRELL, Ml.RGARET SUZANNE, Goldthwaite 
Home Econom1n, Student Nutrition Orgonizot1on 
CODINA, GEORGE EDWARD, McAllen 
Psychology, .\<!>!?, Newmon Club 
COHEN, GARY JOE, Houston 
Psychology, TJ.<I> 

COHEN, MIRIAM LEAH, San Antonio 
Spetch Pathology, J.<l>F:. !All, Spooks 


• 

COHEN, SHARON LYNN, Longview 
Home Economics, AEcfl, Texas Union Board of Directors, Orange Jackels, Onenlotion Procedures Committee, Ponhellenic Council , Pone 
COLE, CECIL FRANK JR., San Antonio 
Tronsporlot1on , KK+" , j~_-\ , longhorn Bond 
COLEMAN, COLUMBUS E. JR., Wharton 
Electrical Eng ineering, 1\tll.\ , House of Delegates, YO, IEEE , 
TSPE COLLINS, HAROLD RAY, Ore City 
Pharmacy , K'i' 
COMBS, SUSAN KAY, Midland A.dvertising , .\ (I,, l'.\X 
CONNER, CAROL ALICE, Houston 
Speech Therapy, .\ .}.JI , Orange Jackets , Cordettes, Posse, Sweett-leort Nominee, Orientation Advisor, Outstanding 
Student 
CONNER, RICHARD MICHAEL, Austin 
Runion, ~II . longhorn Band 
CONNER, THOMAS REAVES, Lamesa 
Marketing, •l1Ko/, Freshman Council Advisor, Round-Up, House of Delegates , Jomes Hogg Society, Sing-Song 
COOK, CLARKIE LEE, Hereford 
Edu cat ion 
COOK, KAREN SUE, Albuquerque, N. M. 
History-Pion 11 , .\ .\..l, Spooks, MUN, House of Delegates, 
Upper-Closs Advisor, Ashbel Society 
COOK, PAULA JEAN, Cr~ne 
Mathematics, longhorn Singers, longhorn Band 
COOK, WILLIAM LYNN, Hereford 
Finance 
COOKE, CHARLES THOMAS, Tomball 
Electricol Engineering, House of Representotives, IEEE, Intro· murals 
COOKE, JAMES DALE, Bay City 
Education·History ond Go,,ernment, Varsity Football Manager, T Anociation, Moore-Hill Holl Counselor / 
COOPER, JOHN WALLACE IV, Odessa 
Civil Engineering, l:X, TBll, XE, ASCE 
COOPER, SANDRA LOUISE, Crosby 
Motht-mot C\ 
COPELAND, JEAN ELIZABETH, Texarkana 
Political Scier.:e, XO, little Sigmas of Sigma Chi, Middle East Studies Association 
CORDES, DENNIS EDWARD, Arlington 
Architecture, 1'6, SAIA 
COSTAR, BETTE KAY, Llano 
Accounting 
COTLAR, STEVE WILLIAM, Houston 
Anthropology, AF.: n 


Graduating Seniors 


COWAN, CRISSEDA ANNE, Big Spring 
Nutri tion 
COWAN, STEPHEN WAYNE, Tomball 
Botany, Men's Glee Club, Arh and Sciences Council 
COWARD, OLIVER RUDOLPH, Baytown 
Bu siness 
COWEN, NANCY AUGUSTA, Fort Worth 
Biology, j 1lil•:, .\ 111'1', Upper-Closs Advisor 
COX, TIMOTHY ARNOLD, San Antonio 
Business Adm1n1strat1on, j\.\ 
CRAIG, CHERYL RENEE, Houston 
Engluh, jl', Longhorn Singers, Jester Student Assistant 
CRAIG, JENNY C. JONES, Austin 
Engl<>h , I\ I\ I' 
CRAIG, RICHARD FLINN, Austin 

Government, II~.\ , cl•.\H, YR, MUN, Pre-law Association 
CRAIG, TERRY SUE, Alvin 
Elementary Edu cation, TB~. longhorn Band, Upper-Closs Advisor 
CRAIG, WILLIAM CALLOWAY, Dale 
Molhemahcs, longhorn Band, NROTC 
CRAIN, CAROLE LOIS, San Antonio 
Biology 
CRANE, JULIANNE, San Bernardino, Calif. 
Journalism and Advert isi ng , l'.\X 
CRATIN, JOHN ROGER Ill, LaMarque 
Mechanical Engineering 
CRAVEN, PAUL EUGENE, Houston 
Elect11col Eng ineering , IEEE 
CRAWFORD, CONNIE, Galveston 
Clothing, Totiles, and Fashion Design, Home Economics Chapter 
CREAMER, FRANK DANIEL JR., Houston 
Educat ion, Underwater Society, Spelunkers, Student Onion, Y Tutor 
CROCKER, BETTY CHARLOTTE, Angleton 
Elementary Education 
CROFT, ROCHELLE FAYE, Houston 
Education , ~~T. J\jlJ, 11.\H, Campus Chest, Grievance Commillre 
CROWELL, STEVEN GLEN, Big Spring 
Electrical Engineering, "1>11~ . Te1as Club, Texas Cowboys, Challenge 
CUBRIEL, SARAH MAMIE, San Diego 
Clothing Textiles, and Fashion Design 
563 


CULLENDER, MICHAEL JOE, Canadian Eng1ne~ring Route lo Business, <l>K! CUMMINGS, BETTY MARIE, Bryan 
Psychology 
CUMMINGS, MARY JANE, Austin 
Musoc Theory, )l<l>E, llK.1, .\ .I:> CUNNINGHAM, JOHN PHILLIPS, Wichita Falls Marketing, BHn 
CUNNINGHAM, SUSAN JEAN, San Antonio 
Spanish, XQ, Mortar Boord, Southern Belles 
CURINGTON, WILLIAM PETER, Gregory 
Econom ics 
DANBURG, GLENDA SHARON, Houston 
Advertisi ng , .1<1>E, l'AX , 0!4> 
DANIEL, CHARLES DWAYNE, DeKalb 
Physical Education 
DANIEL, RAYMONP JEPTHA JR., Houston Personnel Management, X(I> , Society for the Advancement of Monogement Freshman Encounter, lntramurols 
DANIEL, RONNIE LEE, Itasca 
Pre-Med1col and Zoology 
DANIEL, RUTH EDNA, San Antonio 
Secondary Educat ion 
DANIEL, WILLIAM HENRY, Brownsville 
Business Honors Pion, <l>HI'. , <l>K<I> 
DAUGHERTY, DELORES ESTES, San Antonio 
Art History 
DAVENPORT, TOBEY LEROY, Freeport 
Business Administration, YR, Real Estate Society 
DAVIDSON, ROGER LEE, Houston Finance, AETI , American Finance Association, Deon's list, Texas Un ion Boord 
DAVIDSON, RUTH PATRICIA, Houston French Ol'\d Spanish, A.\.l, K.1TI , HAS, International Club, Strike and Spare, Blanton Advisor, Scope 
DAVIES, WENDELL LENWOOD, Abilene 
Accountinq , .l~ll . CBA Council, Vice-President of the Senior Closs, AROTC 
DAVIS, DONALD M., Fairfax, Va. 
Microbiology 
DAVIS, FRANK FORESTER, Corsicana 
History and Government, <l>I'.K , TII'.A , Texas Union Committee, House of Delegates, Round-Up 
DAVIS, JOHN DILLARD, San Angelo Pharmacy, PX , <l>K<I> , Student Christion Fellowship, LPhA, longhorn Flying Club 

Class of 1970 
DAVIS, KATHY, McQueeney 
Art Education, Art Students Association, Notional and Texas 
Art Education Association 
DAVIS, MARGARETE., San Antonio 

Elementary Education, KKI', Sisters of the Star and Crescent 
DAVIS, MARY HELEN, Kingsville 
Zoology and Pre-Medical, BSU 
DAVIS, PAUL FRANCIS, San Antonio 
Pharmacy, K+" , A<M1, Pharmacy Council 
DAVIS, SHERILYN JEAN, Houston 
Sociology, f<t>D, Sweetheart Finalist, Goodfellow, Bluebonnet Belle Sem1·f1nol1st, Dormitory Resident Assistant, Angel fl ight 
DAWSON, GINGER RAE, Houston 
Eltmentory Education, ~I'. Freshman Encounter, Golden Hearts of Sigma Ph i Epsilon, Challenge 
DEAN, BENJAMIN JOSEPH Ill, Breckenridge 
Sociology, cl>H!:, A~!l. Interdisciplinary Retreat, Com­munity Involvement Comm ittee , Deon's l ist DEAN, ROBERT ALLEN, Dallas 
Advertising, NROTC 
DEAR, BARBARA JANICE, San Antonio 
History and Government 
DEBORD, DEBORAH, Houston 
Sponuh and French, International Club 

DEFERREIRE, MARY ELIZABETH, Rio Grand City 
Englosh, YD 
DELAY, ROY EARLE Ill, Houston 
Government, Pro1ect Info 
DELGADO, DAVID M., San Antonio 

Chemical Engineering, AIChE, YR 
DENBOW, GEORGE E. JR., Austin 
Accoun ting 
DENMAN, MARAJEN ELIZABETH, Dallas Speech Therapy, KAA, !AH, Campus Crusade for Christ, Spgoks 
DENNIS, DIANE MARIE, Richardson 
M1crob1ology 
DENNIS, JOSEPH BIEDENHARN, San Antonjo Elecrr.col E.1goneer.ng, llflO, <l>H~. TBn, llKN, En· g1ntt,.ng fellow 
DENNIS, NANCY LOUISE, Richardson 
Clothing, Textiles ond Fashion Otsign 
DENNY, MARY NELL, San Antonio 
History 
DENNY, STEPHEN THOMAS, Crockett 
Moth1mot1CJ, Physics and Germon, +RI 

DERBY, ALAN THOMAS, Midland, Mich. 
Mechanical Engineering, ~<11£, Studen t Engineering Council, 
ASME 

DERSE, PRISCILLA ANNE, Milwaukee, Wisc. 
Public Rela tions , A<I> , A~4>. PR SSA 
DEVOS, KENNETH BRUCE, Mason 
Chemis try, AX~. :\<S>P., House of Delega tes 
DEWBERRY, WILLIAM DAVID, Houston 
Go"ernme nt, ~JI 
DIAL, PHILIP STEPHEN, Overland Park, Kans. 
Actuarial Science, <M-1~. <l>K<I>, Actuarial Club 
DIAZ, MARIO JUAN, Austin 
Mechanica l Engineering 
DICKINSON, LAVERNE LEE, Austin 
Pion 11 and American Studies, A.\J , Texas Union Program 
Counci I, Ash be I Society 

DIETZ, S'-tARON ANN, Austin 
Mathema tics 
DILLS, JOHN CECIL JR., Austin 
Ma nagement 
DIMALINE, ERNEST EDWIN Ill, Aransas Pass 
Zoology 

DIPPEL, DEANNA, Brenham 
Speed'I, .-\1'.1, Kj,11, House of Delegates, Texas Union end 
Students' Association Committees, TSEA, Communication 
Cou ncil 

DISMUKES, JUDITH LUCAS, Somers Point, N. J. 
Elementary Education 
DLOUHY, DAVID BRYAN, Crosby 
Governme n t, II~.\ , Texas Union Executive Council, Interna­
tional Club, Varsity Debate Squad, International Students 

Conference, House of Delegates 
DOANE, LINDA KAYE, Fort Worth 

Commercial Art, .\:;:j,, Texas Union Committee, Commercial 
Art Sfudenh league 

DODDS, JAMES MARVIN, Corpus Christi 
Chemistry 
DOGGETT, JOHN GRIBBLE, Dallas 
Industrial Management, YR, Students' Association Commit­
tee, Varsity Carnival 
DONALDSON, JUDY COLENE, Moody
" 
Elementa ry Education, TSEA, ACE, YO 
DOOLEY, PATRICIA ELLEN, San Antonio 
Special Education, j,r, Kj,TI, Little Sigmas of Sigma 
.. 
Clii, Texas Union Committee 

DORRIES, GLENN HARVEY, Hondo 
Accoun ting 
DOUGHERTY, JAMES GRIFFIS, Marshall 
Jou rna lis m 
Graduating Seniors 


DOUGLAS, CATHERINE ELIZABETH, Corpus Christi 
Special Education, ZT• .\, Acacia Order of Delphi 
DOUGLAS, VERNA KAY, San Antonio 
Studio Art 
DOYAL, WAYNE NOBLE, San Antonio 
Business Administration, .\X..\ 
DOYLE, MARY ANN, Columbus, Ohio 
Home Economics, ;\:;:j,, little Sisters of the laurel 
DUDERSTADT, SID, Cuero Finance , !<l>F., Real Estate Society, YR, Dimes Doy, Students' Association Committee 
DUKE, NANCY KAY, Texarkana 
Accounting, B..\'f', Kinsolving Student Assistant 
DULANEY, ROBERT LARRY, Bonham 
Aerospace Engineering, !TI, cf>H!, AIAA 
DUNCAN, PRENTIS JACK, Palestine 
Finance, !X, ..\K'I', American Finance Association, Fresh­man Encounter, YR, Dormitory Advisor 
DUNCAN, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Austin 
Finance, cf•j,A 
DUNCAN, ROSLYN FRANCES, Council Bluffs, Iowa 
Home Economics, ..\ .!j,, YR 
DUNLAP, STEPHEN ALFRED, Houston 
Music , <Ml!, Concert Cho ir 
DUNN, MARY SUSAN, Bellville 
Elementary Edu:otion, _.\j,Jl 
DURHAM, CLIFTON HOWARD JR., Austin 
Chemistry and Mathematics, 4>11!, Freshman Engineering Honors Program, Engineering Fellow, Honor Roll, AIChE, American Chemical Society 
DURHAM, ROBERT TILMAN, Whitney 
Public Relat ions , PRSSA 
DURRETT, MARY ELLA, Greenville 
Speech 
DURST, JOHN WAKEFIELD, Crockett 
Phormocy, ATll, ~..lX, lPhA 
DVORSKY, ANNA CAMILLE, Angelton 
Sociology, Upper-Closs Advisor, House of Delegates, President's Cabinet, Carothers Student Assistant, Inter­collegia te Basketball 
EADS, BEVERLY ANN, Austin 
History, Acf>, Texas Union Committee, Y Tutor, Education Council, Freslimon Council 
EANES, JOHN PHILIP JR., Cameron 
Meclianical Engineering, AIAA, ASME, TSPE 
EASTBURN, JOHN THOMAS, Austin 
Management, Bowling Club, Summer longhorn Bond 
565 



EATON, JOHN DAVID, Houston 
History, University Choir 
ECKERT, JOYCE EILEEN, Fredericksburg German EDGE, GARY DON, Carthage 
Mathematics 
EDGERTON, CAROL ANN, San Antonio 
Sociology, Upper-Clan Advisor 
EDGIN, ROBERT GERALD, Corsicana 
Pharmacy, K'I' 
EDMOND, MICHAEL TC'.>OLE, El Paso Psychology, Tejos, Scabbard & Blade Society, Distinguished Military Student, AROTC 
EDRINGTON, SHIRLEY JEAN, Dallas 
Adverllstng , t-t~•I'. I".\.\ 
EDWARDS, WILLIAM ROLAND JR ., Dallas 
Petroleum Engineering , 4)1'..l, AIME 

EGENES, LINDA GAIL, Tyler 
Elementary Education, l'..H. 
EGGLETON, NANCY KAY, Houston 
Government-History, Southern Singers, Turtle Club 
EICKMANN, ROBERT EUGENE, Austin Government ond Radio-TV-Film, .\ <M1, Texas Union Commit­tee, Texas Union leadership Retreat, Challenge, Round-Up 
ELAM, DENNIS LEE, Andrews 
Finance, 4>11~. <f>K(f, , Bl'~. Texas Union Committees, Stu­dents· Association Committee, Orientation, Challenge 
ELBEL, SANDRA, Schertz Art Education, ..lZ ELDRIDGE, DAVID PAUL, Houston 
Electrical Engineering , .\ (M?, Deseret Cl~b, IEEE, YR 
ELICK, JAMES JEROME, Bellville 
History, Bt:-'11, Campus Chest. Pre-low Assoc1otion 
ELKINS, ARTHUR STACY, Henderson 
Architecture, K.\ 
ELLIOTT, CAROLE ANN, Dallas 
Nursing , Texas Un ion Committees, Newmon Club, TNSA , House of Delegates 
ELLIOTT, ED STANLEY, Fort Worth 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME, ANS, Dormitory Resident Counselor, lntromurals 
ELLIOTT, KAREN JO, Matador Journalism, .\.\..l , KTA , H~1I,, Orange Jackets, Doily Texon Managing Editor, Spooks, Mortar Boord, TTT, Marjorie Oorilek Award, Outstanding Student 
ELLIOTT, MARLOWE BERNARD, Anchorage, Alaska 
Market ing 

Class of 1970 

ELLIS, CHERYL ELAINE, San Antonio 
Phormo :y, KE, PX , 1•1\<I> , LPhA ELMENDORF, HEDA ELIZABETH, San Antonio El ementary Edvco11on, ..11' 
ELROD, SUSAN, Forsan 
Mothemot1cs 
EMERY, KENNETH CHARLES, San Antonio 
Mechon·col Eng,neering, KK'I', tMf~. l o nghorn Bond, ASME , 
Pro1ect Info EMMONS, TOMMY GLYNN, Dallas 
Electrica l Engineering Ill\ _\ , IEEE 
EMSHOFF, GENETTE KAY, Lake Jackson 
Elementary Edvcot1on 
ENGLISH, DAN ALEXANDER Ill, Beaumont 

F. nonce, Bf4 1l 
ENGLISH, RICHARD DUNSHIE, Beaumont 
Pion 11, Pre-Law Associ ation, YR 
EPHRAIM, JAMES CHARLES 11, La Grange 
Mechon1co l Engineering, TBH, TIT~. ASME 

ERICKSON, ROBERT DALE, Fort Worth 
Physics, longhorn Bond 
ERNSTER, TIMOTHY WAYNE, Cuero 
Finance, !A>E 
ESCAMILLA, DOMINGA, Rio Hondo 
Span ish and Edvco l1on 
ESKRIDGE, CHERYL LEE, Houston 
lnteoor Oes•gn, AID 
ESSIG, CAROLE ELAINE, Galveston 
Mathemot•ci, lonqhorn S·nqers, Upper-Clan Advisor 
ESTEVE, MARIA ELENA, Dallas 
French 
EUTSLER, ROBERT WESTON, Houston 
Fina nce, ~.\E 
EVANS, CARL DALE, San Antonio 
Tronsportat 1on , .l\" _\ , .l!11 
EVANS, GARY LEE, Amarillo 
Government 

EVANS, JUDY, Waco 
Mathemo1 1cs , Scope 
EVANS, WARD ALAN, Dallas 

Psychology 


EVERETT, BRADY LYNN, Waco 
Pharmacy, LPhA EWALD, SAN DRA JEANNE, Karnes City Biology , Lutheran Campus M1n1stry 
FAIRLY, MARILYN MATTHEWS, Houston 
Spon1sh-Porluguese, Upper-Clan Advisor 
FRAMER, THOMAS ELLIOTT, Dallas 
Aerospace Engineering, AIAA FAUGHT, THOMAS NOLAN, Denton Pharmacy, LPhA 
FEHLIS, EMMITT DONALD, Maxwell 
General Business, .\ K'I' 
FEILD, THOMAS GRADY, Austin 
Management 
~~!~~:~n~~~~ALAN DAVID, Houston 
FELLE, LINDA JOYCE, Houston 
Elementary Education 
FELLE, ROBERT EUGENE, Houston 

Bus iness Admin istrat ion, NROTC 
FENNER, JOHN CLARE, Austin 
Sociology 
FENNER, SUSAN GAIL, Austin 
Elementary Educot1on FERGUSON, HUGH ROGERS JR., Nome Account ing 
FERGUSON, KENNETH WAYNE, Houston 
Molhemot1cs, ~N111i, .\ 'Ml, YD, Block Students All iance 
FERGUSON, MAR.THA CAROL, Cisco 
Englosh ..\.U, 11~<1• 
FERNANDEZ, RODOLFO, La Feria 
Accounting 
FIBICH, KENNETH THOMAS, San Antonio 
Finance, ~X 

FINK, CARLA KATHRYN, Groves 
Accounting , Southern Singers 
FINN, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH, Dallas 
Finance, Society for Individual Liberty, American Civil 
Li berties Union 
FISCHER, CLIFTON KENT, San Antonio 
Sociology 

Graduating Seniors 

FISCHER, JON ALLAN, New Braunfels 
Microb1o logy, 1l•H~. l'..l 
FISCHER, KARYN ELYSE, San Antonio 
Social Welfare Studies 
FISHER, KATHLEEN MARIE, Houston 
Spanis h 
FISHER, SUE CATHERINE, Houston 
Nurs ing 
FITE, LINDA DIANE, San Antonio 
Mathematics 
FITZGERALD, FRANK RANDOLPH, Austin 
Psychology 
FLEMING, JEAN MARIE, Nederland 
Englosh, .l .U 
FLETCHER, JOHN THOMAS, Bridgeport 
Zoology, Acac ia , •Ml~•.\Ej, , ~·HK, Orientation Advisor, Student-Faculty Comm1llee, Undergraduate Research Com­mittee, UTSAM 
FLORES, FIDEL, Laredo 
Government, Latin American Studies Program 
FLORES, MARY LUPE, Corpus Christi 
Mothemot•cs, KJll , 11 .\H 
FLOWERS, PATRICIA CECILE, San Antonio 
French, AIESEC 
FLYNN, LINDA CAROLE, Dallas 
English, .\ .\j, 
FOLEY, EILEEN THERESE, Houston 
Clothing, Textiles ond Fashion Design, Campus Cht!sl, Upper· Closs Advisor, Fashion Group 
FOLKS, THOMAS MURILL, Dallas 
Microb1oloay, Flying Club, lntromuroh 
FOLLIN, DARTHI NEAL, Fort Worth 
Elementary Educahon 
FONTAINE, CATHERINE C., Gaithersburg, Md. 
Journolum, Ashbel literary Society, Campus Survey Com­mittee, Curtain Theater 
FORBES, MARY FLORENCE, Houston 
English, n~.\, Wesley Foundation, TNEA, Orange Jock­ets , English Honors Program 
FORTASSAIN, DENNIS GEORGE San Antonio 
Sociology, Speleological Society, Community Involvement Comm ittee 
FORTASSAIN, LINDA KATHRYN, Houston 
Psychology ond English 
FOSTER, MARGIE RUTH, Dallas 
English, American Institute of Interior Design 


tl>X, MARY MARGARET, Kingsville 
Economics, Longhorn Bond, Concert Choir 
FRANCIS, WILLIAM RALEIGH JR ., Fort Worth Mathematics and Psychology, KA, AE.1, +X, Texas Cowboys, Va rsity Baseball, IFC, President's Council, Orienta tion Advisor 
FRANK, CAROL LEE, Austin Home Economics, :.<l>E , 0:\, TI.\0 FRANKA, JOHN GUS, San Antonio 
Chemistry, AX! 
FRANKE, RICHARD EARL, Bellaire 
Acco unt ing 
FRASER, JAMES RAY, Marshall 
Mathema tics, AROTC 
FREDERIKSEN, CHARLES CHRISTIAN, Dallas 
Finance, ~<l>F., House of Delegates, Freshman Council Advisor, ·Texas Union Entertainment Committee 
FREDERIKSEN, MARY SUZANNE, Dallas 
Elementary Education, l Z, Golden Hea rts FREED, SHERYL HELENE, Galveston Secondary Education, l <l>E, Royal Spirit, Upper-Class 
Advisor, TSEA 
FREELAND, THOMAS FRANK, San Antonio 
Pion 11 

FREEMAN, BARBARA GAYE, Lufkin 
Mathematics 
FREEMAN, WILLIAM FREDERICK, San Antonio 
Chemica l Engineering, AX! , AIChE, SAME, Rifle Team 
FRENTRUP, JOANNA ELISE, Austin 
Elementa ry Education 
FRISHMAN, DAVID, Dallas 
Zoology and Psychology, A<l>O, Hillel, Round -Up, lntromurals, Elect ion Comm iss ion 
FRNKA, EDWARD RICHARD II, San Antonio 
Finance, l:AE, <&>Ht, Freshma n a nd Va rsity Track 
FROEHLICH, TRAVIS DEAN, Weimar 
Ad vert ising , <f»KT, A6!, Round -Up, IFC, Preside nt's Cou ncil 
FROST, DONNA WIER, Austin 
English, A<I>, A.U , Order of the Blue Iris 
FUGITT, DARLENE KAREN Gill, Silsbee 

English, l'<l>B, Freshman Council 
FULLER, FRANCES MAY, Dallas 
Biology, ~r. Ora nge Jackets, Ang el Flight, Campus Crusade far Christ, Orienta tion Advisor 
FUQUA, MARIE ELIZABETH, Navasota 
O ffice Administra tion 

Class of 1970 
GABRIEL, DEBORAH, Tyler 
Government, YO, Sisters of the Mystic Eye 
GALE, AMELIA JANE, Houston 

Elementary Educot1on, A.\.\ , 4>K<f>, Honor Roll 
GALLOWAY, CARMEN JANINE, San Antonio 
Office Adminutrotion, TIP.tt 
GALLOWAY, FRANCIS ORMAN JR., Dallas History, Crow·s Nest, Semper Fidelis, Scabbard & Blade, Round-Up, ROTC 
GALLOWAY, MARY JANE, Austin 
Educal1on 
GAMEZ, ERNESTO RAMON JR., Corpus Christi 
Mathematics 

GAMMAGE, PATRICK ODELL, Wichita Falls 
Aerospace Engineering, A IAA 1 
GARCIA, CLARA GARIBAY, San Antonio 
Office Admin1strot1on GARCIA, ROSA CATAR INA , Corpus Christi Pharmacy, KF., lPhA 
GARRETSON, JUDITH ANN, Dallas 
Special Education, .\r, Challenge, Round-Up, Crescents of lambdo Oo Alpho 
GARRIGAN, DANIEL PATRICK, Austin 
Accounting 
GARTNER, BRENDA IRENE, Dallas 
Sociology 
GARZA, DAVID ALBERT, Edinburg 
Pharmocy, <l>KH, <l>:.X , A<l>!l 

GATHERS, WAYNE EDWIN JR., West Hollywood, Fla. Engineering Route to Bu,1nen Administration, Act-0, AROTC, OMS , Scabbard & Blade, T Anoc1otion, Senior Intramural Manager, Faculty-Student Committee, lnterd1sc1plinary Retrea t 
GAUTREAU, MARY JOYC E, Austin 
Mothemal1cs, .\011 

GEE, ROGENE, Houston 
Government and Publ ic Relations, Spooks, Student-Fac­ulty Committee, Speakers Tour Committee 
GEIGER, NANCY REBECCA, Dallas Home Econom1ct, Alli, <l>K<I>, 11.\A, OX, Dean's List GE NT RY, CECIL ADRIAN, Henderson 
Physical Educottan and History, PEM Club, Intramural Manager, T Association 
GENTRY, PHILLIPS BROOKS Ill, Amarillo 
F1nonce, American f inance Auoc1ation 
GEORGACAKIS, KATHERINE W., San Antonio 
Elementary Educo11on 

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• 
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GEORGE, RICHARD LEE, Houston 
Finance, AK'I', House of Delegates, Y Tutor, MUN, Chal­lenge 
GEWERTZ, MARTIN ANSON, Dallas 
Zoology, ZBT, Al:, Karate Club, House of Delegates 
GIDDENS, ALBERT LEE, Amarillo 
Political Science, Hl:A 
GILES, GARY THOMAS, George West 
Advertising, I <l>E, A.12:, Student-Faculty Committee, Campus Chest Committee, Pre-low Association 
GILL, RAYMOND ALEXANDER, Irving 
Architecture 
GILLASPY, RONALD THOMAS, Austin 
Econom ics 
GINSBURG, STANLEY, Waco 
Electrical Engineering 
GIPS, JERRY ROBERT, Houston 

Geology, Acodo, <l>H:!:, :En; 
GIROUARD, MARGARET ELIZABETH . Freeport 
Ma thematics 
GJEDDE, HELEN ANN, la Porte 
English and History 
GLADSTONE, KAREN LYNN, Dallas 
Elementary Education, .O.<f>E 
GLAZE, WALTER HANSFORD, El Campo Finance GODFREY, GERALDINE JANE, Austin 
Anthropology, A!'.0., Concert Choir, Coclus Section Editor, 
Round -Up GOEHRING, AMELIA LYNN, Henderson 
Home Economics, Home Economics Chapter, AHEA, Fashion 
Group 
GOLDBERG, CAROLE JOY, Miami, Fla. 
Education, Hillel Foundation 
GOLDMAN, Will GARY, Corsicana 
Advertising, AEn, A.l! , Communication Assemblyman, Communications Council, Round-Up 
GOMEZ, FABIAN SEBASTIAN Ill, Big Spring 
G o vernment 
GOMEZ, XAVIER CESAR, Dallas 
Government, Circle K, CBA Council 
GONZALES, JOHN, Beeville 
Fi nonce 
GONZALES, JOSEPH PATRICK, San Antonio Zoology, Scobbord & Blode, Proetorion Guard, YD, Newmon Club 

Graduating Seniors 


GONZALES, MARCELINO, Corpus Christi 
Pharmacy, <1>6X 
GONZALES, ROBERT LEE, Lampasas 
Personnel Management 
GONZALEZ, CARLOS FRANCISCO, Brownsville 
Government 
GOODLOE, JOHN TUNSTALL, El Paso Psychology, Va rsity Rifle Team, Scabbard & Blade GORDON, JERRY JOHN, Baytown 
Bus iness, Acacia 
GORDON, LINDA SALLEE, Henderson 
Marketing, Frest-lmon Orientation 
GORENA, DINA ANID, Edinburg 
Psychology 
GOTTLIEB, SUSAN EDIS, Dallas 
Radio-Television-Film, .l<l>E, AF:P, Spooks 
GOURLEY, JACK JR., Dallas 

Petroleum land Mana gement, .O.T.0., OMS, landsman's Associa tion 
GRAB, NADINE KAY, Arlington 
French, Ar.O., Christion Science Organization 
GRAHAM, JEFFREY WAYNE, Midland 
Mathematics, Amateur Rodie Society 
GRAHAM, LINDA DALE, Corpus Christi 
Psychology, Contessa West Dormitory Assistant 
GRAHAM, NANCY, Austin 
French , 6:.:. 
GRANNIS, PHYLLIS P., Dallas 
Studio Art, Campus Survey Committee, Advertising Art Club 
GRANT, NANCY JEANNE, Houston 
English, AZ, Posse, Union Dance Committee 
GRANT, PAULINE BRUCE, Bryan 
EngVish, fi B<I>, K6 fi, Ashbel Soc;ery 
GRANTHAM, JOSEPH KELLEY, Miami 
Business Administration, BSU, Austin Stole Hospital Vol· un teer 
GRAVES, BONNIE BLUE, Corpus Christi 
Spanish, 666, AAA, Mortar Boord, Kinsolving Advisor 
GRAVES, GAYLE FRANCES, Uvalde 
Tutiles, Clothing a nd Fash ion Desi gn, ZTA 
GRAVES, JERRY FRANKLIN, Marshall 

Mana gement Engineering, AKA, <1>11! 


Class of 1970 

GRAY, EDWARD BARRY, Newton 
Chemis try, A X!. 
GRAY, KAREN JO, Los Alamos, N. M. 
Russian, Cinema .40, C1.11ta1n Club, International Club 
GRAY, ROBERT ALEXANDER JR., Houston 
Rodio -Telev1s1on-Film, longhorn Handball Association 
GREEN, BARRY RUSSELL, Fort Worth 
lnduslr1ol Relations and Personnel Management, Crow's Nest, NROTC, Buccaneer Or.II Team, House of Delegates, Men's Cooperative Council 
GREEN , DAVID EARL, Henderson 
Electrica l Engineering, IEEE 
GREEN, MARTHA ELAINE, Lampasas 
Busi ness Education , llUll 
GREEN, WILLIAM RAY, Palestine 
G overnment, ~1\1' 
GRENADIER, LORNA LEE, Dallas 
Pion 11, ..\ .\~. Ideas and Issues Committee, Y Tutor, Holl el 
GRIBBLE, KRUSE, Houston 
Finance 
GRIDER, BRUCE WILLIAM, Quitman 
Education, English and Speech 
GR IEVES, DAVID HENDERSON, Eagle Lake 
Arch1tecturol Engineering, X<i>, AAAE 
GRIFFIN, KENNETH EDWARD, McGregor Aerospace Engineering, ~l'T, Tl.HI , Student Eng ineering Council, AIAA, longhorn Band 
GRIFFIN, LARRY WAYLAND, Lamesa 
Pho•mocy, <~.:.X , LPhA 
GRIFFIN, EDGAR DENNIS, Houston Chemical Engineering, OXE, •l>.\T, 'rnlf, 1t>H!, longhorn Bond, Student Engineering Council 
GRIFFITH, GARY ERNEST, Dallas 
G overnment, ~<liE, Stiver Spurs, TTT, House of Delegates, Speakers' Tour Committee 
GRIFFITH, THOMAS DAVID, Houston 
Chemocol Engineenng, <1>11~. ·~.IT, !!XE, TBll, AIChE, longhorn Bond, Student Engineering Council 
GRIGGS, ERIC RANDALL, Sweetwater 
Mathematics, Speleological Society 
GRIMES, PATRICIA ANN, San Saba 
Interior Design 
GRIMSTAD, TY-RANN CARELLA, Honolulu, Hawaii 
Government, Novy Sweetheart 
GRING, LARRY MARTIN, San Antonio 
Petroleum Enginee11ng, AIME, Student Engineering Council 

GROB, CHARLES EARL, Houston 
Mechon1cal Eng1neern1g, RHll, Texas Union Committees 
GROTEVANT, HAROLD DENNIS, Dallas 
Psychology, (~ II !:, 4>Bf\, Newmon Club, Longhorn Band, 
Germon House 
GROVE, JAMES FREDERICK IV, Austin Aerospace Engineering, AIAA GRUNER, KATHERINE SUSAN, Houston 
Mofhemotics, ..\ I', •MU\, :\.\.l, Electocol Engineering Sweet. heart, Round.Up, Bluebonnet Belle Finalist, little Sister of the Sands, K1nsolv1ng Advisor, Posse, Phi Beto Kinsolvi ng, Freshman Council Advisor, Anociol1on of Computing Machi nery 
GRUSY, MELODY ANN, Austin 
Secondary Educot1on, ..\Z, 111111 
GUAQUETA, CAMILO H., Bogota, Columbia 
Chemical Engineering 
GUERRA, OSCAR MENDIOLA, San Antonio 
Pharmacy 

GUESS, CURTIS NEAL, Temple 
H11tory, Arnold An Society, AFROTC 
GUETTLER, DONNA MARIE, Gregory 
Malhemot1cs, Association of Computing Machinery 
GUINN, G~~.FFREY KYLE, Fort Worth 

Accounting, _;.; 
GULEKE, JAMES 0. II, Amarillo 
Government, ..\T..\ , cMI!:, 0..\t\, Silver Spurs, Order of Alcalde. Ouhtond1ng Student, longhorn Flying Club, Student. Faculty Comm•tlee on Or en lotion, Royal Order of UT, Presidents Club. Arno Nowolny Award 
GUSHIKEN, LUCIA YURIKO, Lima, Peru 
M1c rob1ology 
GUTIERREZ, FRANCISCO Ill, Hebbronville 
Aerc»poce Eng1neeong, AIAA 
GUYETTE, COURTNEY, Galveston 
His tory . _\X\?, Campus Survey Committee, YR 
HAAS, THOMAS PAUL, McQueeney 
Accounting , ~!ll 
HACKARD, JAMES CLIFFORD, Austin 
Mothemol1cs ond Actuo11ol Science, AROTC, SAME, Proeto11on 01.1ard. Actuoflol Cl1.1b 
HAGLER, ERWIN HARRISON, Fort Worth 
Arch itecture, ~II 
HAIK, CAROLYN MARY, Austin 
Secondary Ed1.1 -al1on, TB~. longhorn Bond 
HAIKEN, HARRY RICHARD, Houston 
Accounting, ZUT, lntromurols 
HALLMARK, ROBERT EDWIN, Dallas Business Honors Program, .\ l\i', House of Oelegatu 



HALTON, BONNIE LOY, Austin 
Span ish , .\ .\j,, !:.lll , Southern Singers HAMILTON, LYNNWOOD HARRISON, Earth Government and Pre.Low, TKE, House of Delegates, MUN 
HAMMACK, LINDE SUSAN, San Antonio . Engl is h HAMMONS, HENRY EVANS II, Fort Worth Polir1cal Science, H'i'<I,, IFC, Afro Americans for Block l iberat ion, YD HAMRIC, SHARON KAY, Lampasas Interior Design, ..\Jill, ITA, Home Economics Chapter, AID, 
Italian Club 
HANCOCK, THOMAS WYATT, Austin Physical Education, lntromurols, PEM Club, TAHPER, AAHPER 
HAND, JAMES LEWIS, San Antonio 
His tory HANEY, STEPHAN JAY, Midland 01emicol Engineering, tf>fl~ •.\X~. Posse, AIChE 
HANKS, LUCINDA BOYLEN, Palestine Journa lis m, X: P., ~~<I>, l'.\X , .\ .\j,, Orange Jackets, Spooks, Outstanding Student, Challenge, TTT, Mo rtar 
Boord 
HANNA, STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Breckenridge 
Public Relations, l:..\E 

HANNIGAN, HENRY JAY, Peru, Ill. 
lndu~triol Management, AECP, AFIT 
HANSON, CARLTON HENRY, San Antonio 
Personnel Management 
HARD EMAN , JAMES ANTHON Y, Hartford, Conn . 
Anthropo logy 
HA RDY, SILVAN LEON JR., San Antonio Pnysocol Ec!uco1;on. PEM Club, AAHPER, TAHPER, longnorn Handball Association 
HARKINS, STEPHEN GREGORY, Sanderson Eng lis h 
HARKINS, WILLIAM TRAVIS, Sanderson 
Physical Education and Biology, PEM Club HARLOW, DEBORAH JEANNETTE, Richardson Ele rnentary Educa tion. Spooks, Orange Jackets, Upper­Class Advisor, Valhalla Co-Op, Mo rtar Board 
HARMON , PATRICIA, Dallas 
Journal ism HARPER, BARBARA MARTHA, Pelham, N. Y. Spaniih, YR 
HARRELL, DAVID JOE, Denton 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME 


Graduating Seniors 

HARRIMAN , MICHELLE, Amarillo 
French 
HARRIS, DIANA JEAN, Brenham 
Bu i1 ness Education, ll Ull 

HARRIS, LAURA WILLIAMS, Dallas 
Ph ilosophy, r\ .\ .l. Southern Singers, Upper-Closs Adviior 
HARRIS, WILLIAM FRANCIS JR., Austin 
Accounting, Karate Club, YR 

HARRISON, GLENN HOWARD, Lampasas Chem1Ury, American Chemicol Society, Association for Com­puting Mo:htnery 
HARRISON, JAMES PARRISH IV, Crane 
Mothemoltcs 
HARRISON, PAT I., Holloman AFB, N. M. 
Mat hematics 

HART, MACY BERNARD, Winona, Miss. 
Govern ment HARTMANN, PAUL ROBERT, Fredericks burg Elecir;col Eng;neer;ng, <1>11~. Ill\:\, Tl!ll, IEEE 
HARTONG, ROBERT EUGENE JR., San Antonio Morkellng, ..1!.11 
HARVEY, MICHAEL PAUL, Hereford Advertu1ng, llf\.\, .\-1!., Student Assembly, Texai Union Comm11tee, Campus Cheit, Round-Up 
HASSLOCHER, SUSAN LYNN, San Antonio Management , .\•I', Assemblywomon-At· large, Texas Student Publications Boord of Directori, Universlly Council, CBA Council , Orange Jackets, Outstanding Student 
HATCHER, WILLIAM EMMERT Ill, San Antonio 
Ma themat1ci, f\ K'it , longhorn Bond HAWTHORNE, JUDY KAY, Lubbock Home Econom iu, f'..1E , Home Econom iu Chapter 
HAYES, GAIL ELIZABETH, Tyler Elementary Education, Association of Childhood Education 
HAYES, WILLIAM HAROLD, De Soto 
Accounttng 
HAYES, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Corpus Christi 
International Studies 

HAYMES, PAMELA JEANNE, Houston Government, r\Xfl, Texas Union Committee, Freihman Council , Upper-Clais Adviior 
HAYNES, BEVERLY BERNICE, Dalla'\ 
H;s1ory , l'.H:. SKUNKS HEAD, THOMAS E., Lubbock Engineering Route to Busineu, NROTC, Scabbard & Blade, House of Delegatei 
571 




Class of 1970 

HEARTFIELD, BARBARA ANN, Gilmer 
Mo1keting, Fashion Group 
HEATH, RALPH MERLIN 11, Killeen 
Pen::innel Management 
HEINTZ, NICHOLAS WAYNE, North Little Rock, Ark. 
Mechanical Engineering, !.X, ASME, TSPE, Freshman and Vanity Boseboll 
HEJL, JEAN RAY, Austin 
History and Engl ish , 11.\EI 
HELBERT, DENNIS WAYNE, Hale Center 
Pharmacy, 4-.lX, longhorn Bond, Pharmacy Council, College of Pharmacy Drug Abuse Program 
HELLSTEN, KAAREN AGATHA, San Antonio 
Psychology, J'.lE, Community Involvement Committee 
HELWICK, KATHERINE LEE, Dallas 
Mathematics end Eng:ish, A.1\.6., University Y, Phi Beto Kinso lving 
HEMPHILL, LINDA SUE, Markham 
Petroleum Engineering, lll::T, AIME, lnt1omu1ols, Society of Women Engineers 
HENCKEL, EDWARD ARTHUR JR., San Antonio 
Marketing 
HENDRICKS, NOELLE M ., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Eleme ntary Education, Aquinas Club, Recipient Will Ro gers Scholarship 
HENKE, JEFFREY WILLIAM, Fredericksburg Economics, Brackenridge Counselor, AROTC, Scabbo1d & Blade HENNEKE, LAWRENCE EDWARD JR., Cuero 
History, AFROTC, Arnold Ai1 Society 
HENRY, ALBERT CARL, Dallas 
Zoology, <l>~K 
HENRY, BILLY JACK, Sherman 
Industrial Management 
HENRY, JAMES DAVID, Nocona 
Geology, X<P 
HENSLEE, ELIZABETH ANN, Brownsville 
Elementary Education, .l.l.l 
HENSLEY, GAYLE LYNETTE, Cuero 
History end English 
HERING, PHILLIP LLOYD, McGregor 
History and Government, Pie-low Association HERMAN, JAMES JAY, Fort Worth Pharmacy, l::\'.\l, <t>.lX, <l>llI, Sen;or Clas.s President, LPhA , lntromuro ls 
HERNANDEZ, MARIA CAROLINA, Corpus Christi 
Mathematics 
HERR, BONITA BOWER, Dallas Pha rmacy, <M\4', K E, PX, LPhA, Inte r-Cooperative Council HERRERA, PETE V. JR., San Antonio 
Mathematics 
HERRERA, ROSARIO MARIE, ·San Antonio Elementary Education HERVEY, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Dallas 
Government, Compu~ Survey Committee, CIC 
HILL, GORDON LEE Ill, Dallas Pharmacy 
HILL, PATRICK GEORGE, Milford, Ohio 
Aerospace Engmeeong, .l~<f> 
HILLEGEIST, NORMAN EDWARD II, Houston 
Pre-Medical, llK.\ 
HILLIARD, GARRY GEORGE, Port Henry, N. Y. 
Psychology, ~:\ , .\tVi?. Debate Squad, YO, Newman Club 
HILTON, NO RA FAYE, Lockhart 
Mothemot1cs 
HINZE, JIMMIE WAYNE, Carmine 
Arch+tecturol Eng1neeong, XE, II Bii, AAAE 
HOCH, TERRI LYNN, Houston 
History and Biology, Upper-Clan Advisor, Student Christion Fellow1h1p 
HODGES, DANIEL RAMSEY, Austin 
Buuneu Stotuflcs 
HOELSCHER, PATRICIA ANNE, Alice 
Mothemallci, Auoc•ollon of Computing Machinery 
HOFF, MERLE ANNE, Cotulla 
Eementory Educot1on , .\ 1'.l HOFFMAN, DAVID EDWIN, Lansdale, Pa. Accounl1ng , R.\ \fl 
HOFFMAN, FRANK ADAIR, Ennis 
Pe"onnel Management, ,\Ko/ , YO 
HOFFMAN, LILLIE JANE, Ennis Educol1on, l',Ml, \ ,\.l, K.lll , Freihmon Council HOGENSON, CAROL ANN, Tyler 
Zoology, AE.l, Upper-Clan Advuor, Scotttsh Scholon 
HOGUE, JAMES RUSSELL, San Antonio 
Moth•mot1C1 
HOHERD, THOMAS LEONARD, Temple 
Accounting 


HOLBERT, BETSY, Longview Elementary Education HOLCOMB, DAVID RANDELL, Mt. Pleasant 
Ct-!emical Engineering, AX!:, AIChE 
HOLDER, SANDRA LEE, Jasper Bus iness Administration HOLDER, SUZANNE LOUISE, Memphis, Tenn. 
Education, Upper.Closs Advisor, Y Tutor 
HOLEMAN , MICHAEL WESLEY, Austin A rch1 lecture 
HOLLE, SUE ANN, Bellaire 
Elementary Educot1on, A<I>, Spooks, Education Council 
HOLLENBECK, ROBERT ALLEN, Richardson 
Pharmacy 
HOLLEY, BETTY JEANETTE, Taft 

Government and History, NROTC Sweetheart, Freshman 
Council Advisor, Challenge, Texas Union and Students' 
Association Committee, President's Advisory Committee 

HOLLON, SUSAN JEAN, Toledo, Ohio 
English 
HOLM, MARY LYNNE, Houston 

History and Government, A4t, Orange Jackets, Orienta· 
t1on Advisor, Kinsolving Advisor, Texas Union leadership 
Board, Goodfellow 

HOLMES, BRUCE WHITNEY, El Paso 
History, YO , House of Delegates 
HOLMES, CHARLOTTE LYNN, Dallas 
Education, English and History 
HOLMES, MICHAEL LLOYD, Pittsburg 
Chemical Engineering, AX~ 
HOLSTEIN, LINDA P., Austin 
Educat ion, longhorn Singers 
HOLT, MARY HELEN, Austin 
Office Adm inistration, ZTA , Acac ia Order of Delphi, Ashbel Society 
HOMSHER, NANCY JEANNE, San Antonio 
English 
HODD, VICKI LYNNE, Tyler 
History ond Government 
HOPE, BRIAN LANNES, Bryan 
History, AROTC, longhorn Band, MUN, Asian Club, 
Internat ional Studies Program, lntramurals 

HOPPENSTEIN, MARSHA, Waco 
Special Education, .6.<l>E 
HORN, ELLEN ESTES, Montgomery, Ala. 

Spedol Educot;on, K~n. <l> K<I>, ITJ\0, Student Coundl 
for Exceptional Children 

Graduating Seniors 

HORSAK, CLIFFORD HAROLD, Waco 
Arch itecture, Sphinx 
HOUSSIERE, CHARLES RENE Ill, Jennings, La. 
Phys ics 
HOWARD, MARTHA ANNE, Moody 
Home Eco nomics, AX!"?, 0:\, 4'K<f> 
HOWARD, THOMAS WALLACE, Nocona 
Government, j!tJ>, Representative Party 
HOWELL, CHARLES LEE JR., Austin 
Mechanical Eng ineering, ~X. ASME, TSPE, Round.Up, En. gineer1ng Power Show Committee 
HOWELL, LINDA SUNDBERG, Austin 
Fine Arts, Engineering Wives Club, little Sigmas 
HOWERTON, CAROLYN ALICE, San Antonio 
Malhemol ics, 1\J\j, 
HOYLER, SUZANNE SHELTON, Harlingen 
Clothing, Texti:es and Fashion Des ign, Fash ion Group 
HRUSKA, MARY WILLENE, Waco 
Jou1nalism, I'AX 
HUBBARD, BENNIE LEE, Weimar 
Personnel Management 
HUBBARD, JUANITA, Dallas 
Government, A Cappello Choir 
HUDDLESTON, CAROLYN ANN, Ballinger Pharmacy, KE, longhorn Flying Club, lPhA, Dean's Honor Roll 
HUDGINS, MICHAEL JUDD, Austin 
Zoology, Project Info, SMC 
HUEBEL, ANNA KATHERINE, Lake Jackson 
Engl is h and Government 
HUGHSTON, THOMAS EDWARD, Brownsville 
Anthropology, Underwoter Society 
HUHNDORFF, MARY SUSAN, Houston 
Mothematics, AXQ, Blonlon Advisor, Campus Survey Comm11tee, SCOPE 
HULL, STEPHEN MICHAEL, Wichita Falls 
Finance, BEHi, American Finance Association, CBA Council 
HULSEY, WILEY EUGENE, Odessa 
Elemen tary Education 
HULTMAN, STANLEY STEPHEN, Corpus Christi 
Government, 6!<P, Cactus Photographer 
HUMBLE, MARK MAEDGEN, Cameron 
Engl ish 
573 




Class of 1970 

HUMBLE, WILLIAM HENRY JR ., San Antonio 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME HUMPHREY, NANCY PATRICIA, Austin . Education, 6Z, l ittle Sisters or the Seven Sta rs 
HUNTER, JOHN LYNN, San Angelo 
Electrical Engineering, IEEE HUNTER, WILLIAM RAND, San Antonio Bus iness, ~KE, AK'I' 
HUNZICKER, MARTHA DEANE, Houston Ma thematic.s 
HURLEY, MARY ANN, Houston 
Elementory Educa tion HUTCHESON, CYNTHIA HIGGINS, Houston Home Economics, r<f>ll, ON, l ittle Sisters or the Crescent 
HUTCHESON, REX JACKSON, Fort Worth 
Gove rnm ent HUTTO, PATRICIA KAY, San Antonio Pharmacy, K F:, PX, AAA, LPhA, Pea rce Coordinator, Coordinator's Council 
HYDE, WALTER EARL, Woodville 
Electrical Engineering, IEEE 

INGRAM, BEVERLY ANN, Atlanta French and Mothemoti:::s, cf>BK, Orange Ja cke ts, Freshman Encounter Advisor, BSU, Kinsolving Advisor, Goodfellow 
INGRAM, GREGORY WAYNE, Fort Worth 
Zoology, AT:. INGRAM , JOEL WESLEY JR ., Killeen Botany, AE.l, Unde rwater Society 
INN IS, JANE, Houston Russ ian , A.\~. Slavic Club, Strike and Spare, Upper·Closs Advisor 
IR.V IN, ALTON LARRY, Abilene Zoology 
IRWIN, JAMES W. JR., Tatum 
Pharma cy, ll,.l X ISAACKS, DONNA LYNN, Houston Mathematics a nd History, A!'Ll., AA~. Students' Associa· lion Committees, Bla nton Advisor 
ISBELL, DAVID KENT, Dallas 
Civil Engineering, A(Hl, ASCE, TSPE 
ISENSEE, HARRY WILLIAM, Houston 
Economics, A Ki' 

JACKSON, JENNIFER, Austin 
Educa tion, AAll 


JACKSON, MARK LAYNE, Beeville 
Marketing 
JACKSON, ROBERT WAYNE, Huntsville Government, T KE JACKSON, RUTH ELAINE, Temple 
Government 
JAECKS, JAMES GARLAND, Manor 
Penonne l Management JAMES, JOSEPH DEW, Richardson Zoology, :.T:., AROTC 
JAMES, RAY WARREN, Junction 
Aerospace Eng ineering, TBll, !:l'T, AIAA JAMES, R.OBERT LEWIS, Albuquerque, N. M. Mothemat1cs, AFROTC, Men's Glee Club, Dean's list JAMES, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH, Houston 
Chemistry and Mathematics 
JAMESON, AMBER ASHLEY, El Paso 
81olog1col Science, A~H 
JAMESON, WILLIAM MONTELL, El Paso 

Physical Education, K!: • 
JANDA, DELORES ANN, Austin Engl ish, Newmon Club JANSSEN , JOCELYN JANE, La Grange 
Home Economics, Home Economics Chapter 
JANUARY, ROBERT LEE, Wichita Falls Philosophy, International Club, Phtlosophy Club JARNAGIN . WALLACE GLENN , Houston 
Marketing, <flr.1 
JASPER, JAMES HENRY, Cleveland Finance, A!TI, American Finance Anociotion, Real Estate Society, CBA Council 
JASTER, BRUCE W., La Grange 
Radio-T elev1s1on -F1lm and Journalism, longhorn Singers, 
CEC, lutheron Cabinet, longhorn Singers, Arno No­

wotny Award 
JAY, ANN RICHEY, Hamlin 
Special Education 
JENNINGS, LINDA JEAN, Kaufman 
Pha,macy, KE . LPhA 
JENNINGS, MARY ELIZABETH, San Antonio 
Psychology 

JEZ, MILTON EDWARD, Temple 
Accounting 

JOE, BOB, Amarillo 
Microbiology 
JOHANSON, JEANNE, Houston 
Education, .ll', Ponhellenic, Upper-Closs Advisor, Texas Union 
Committee, Freshman Council 
JOHNS, DELBERT ALAN, Graham 
Psychology, <Ml~. AF::. 
JOHNS, GAIL, Odessa 
Government and History, ,lj,j,, ll~A. Speakers' Committee, 
Chollenge 
JOHNSON, DIANNE JEAN, Odessa 
Marketing, Sisters of the Mystic Eye 
JOHNSON, JAMES DALE, Corpus Christi 
Accounting , ll:\ "1 
JO'-iNSON. JAMES LAMAR, Tyler 
Finance, ,\f\~' . Actuarial Club 
JOHNSON, JANET LOUISE, Irving 
Soc'iology, Community Involvement Committee, Social Work
•. 
Club 
JOHNSON, JIMMY RAY, Austin 
Physical Educat ion , PEM Club 
JOHNSON, LOURIE WARNER, Brownwood 
Pharmacy, <l>.lX 
• JOHNSON . MARTHA SAWYER, Llano 
Phormocy, KF:, LPhA 
JOHNSON, RANDALL BAINE, Garland 
Statist ics 
JOHNSON, RUTH MARGARET, Austin 
History and English, University Chorus 
JOHNSON, STEPHEN HOWARD, Austin
• Educotion-H1story and Government 
JOHNSON, VIRGINIA ANN, Houston 
Home Economics, Wakonda Cooperative 
JOHNSON, WILLIAM B. JR., Shippensburg, Pa. 
Business Admin islrotion, 6.T 
JOHNSTON, JOHN SIDNEY, Buda 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME, S.M.S. 
JONES, ANN ELEECE, Austin 
Education, Posse 
JONES, BOBBY JO, Muleshoe 
Phormocy, KE, LPhA 
JONES, CLYOE MICK, Wharton 
Industrial Management, KA 


Graduating Seniors 

JONES, DONNA EILEEN COOK, Austin 
Spanish 
JONES, FLORENCE ELIZABETH, Tyler 
Mathematics 
JONES, JAMES LESTER, Houston 
Mathematics 
JONES, JAN, Ballinger 
Elementary Education 
JONES, JANET, Fort Worth 
Pharmocy, l'·~B. KE 
JONES, JUDITH ELLEN, Gladewater 
Accounting, YR 
JONES, KAREN LEPPIN, Round Rock 
Mathemat ics, Jl ,\8 
JONES, LARRY GLENN, Paris 
Accounting , K~. BA'It 
JONES, MICHAEL JOSEPH, San Antonio 
History. YR 
JONES, PEGGY S., Houston 
Mothemotics, ~t.t., Kt.I! 
JONES, RALPH COLE, Dallas 
English, ~AE 
JONES, SAMUEL TODD HARRIES, Corpus Christi 
Advertising , 1\j~. Pre-law Associat ion 
JOPLIN, ROXA PENLAND, McKinney 
Speech Therapy and Audiology 
JORDAN, GLORIA JEAN, Galveston 
Government and History 
JORDAN, JENNIFER KAROLYN, San Antonio 
Government and Internat ional Studies, Freshman Council Advisor, Speakers' Committee, International Club, YR, little Sisters of the Skul I 
JOSEPH, JOHN RAYMOND JR., San Antonio 
Transportat ion, ~NA, MUN , Texas Union Travel Board, CEC , Doily Texan, Challenge 
JOSEY, WILLIAM ERNEST, Austin 
Radi:>-Televisio·1-Film, AEP 
JUSTICE, WILLIAM GARY, Baytown 
Economics 
KAASE, KAREN MARIE, Houston 
Clothing , Textiles and Fash ion Design, AXO, Home Ee· anemics Chapter 
KAINE, MARY ETHEL, San Antonio 
Mathemot1Cs, KA0, Panhellenic, President's Council 

Class of 1970 

KENT, RAY WALTER, Tyler 
Finance, AK'I' 
KERPCHAR, NIKOLAI, Mayfield, Pa . 
Personnel Management, .6l:TI, Goodfellow, CBA Outstanding Student, CBA Council, Senior Cabinet, Texas Union Com­mittee, Parking end Traffic Rev iew Panel 
KEYS, KAY ELAINE, Wall 
Engl;sh ond H;story. <l>A0, K:.IT, Aft>, AX, SEA, YD KIDD, BARBARA BEYER., Houston General Business, Aj,n 
KIDD, SUSAN KAY, Tyler 
Secondary Education, Upper-Closs Advisor 
KILPATRICK, WADE ARNOLD, Houston 
Zoology, K~ 
KINCHELOE, ALICE SUSAN, Dallas 

Sociology, XO, little Sisters of the Maltese Cross 
KING, ELIA V., Lima, Peru 
Civil Engineering, ASCE. NSPE 
KING, FRANK DAVID, Luling 

Personnel Management, AK+, Petroleum landman's Asso­
ciot1on, longhorn Bond Section leader 
KING, JERRELL L., Corpus Christi 
Pharmacy, Pharmacy Council, Student Assembly 

KING, MARTHA KAY, Alice 
Econom10, YR KING, RICHARD LEE, Victoria Mechanical Engineering , ASME 
KING, SUZY, Dallas 
Secondary Education, f.1E , Intramural Manager, Jester Stu­
dent Government KIRK, PHYLLIS ANN, Grand Prairie 
Art Educol1on, XO 
KIVLIN, VICKI ANN, Austin 
Office Adm1natral1on, .lZ, .\.\.i 
KIZER, JOEL BUFFINGTON IV, Fort Worth 
Mothemotocs, <!>II!, A<l>O, AFROTC, Arnold A;r Society, Tuos Un ion Committee 
KLASING, JOHN CHRISTOPH, New Lenox, Ill. 
Mechanical Enginee11ng, !II, llT!:, <ftlf!, Engineering 
fellow , ASME 

KLAVENESS, MICHAEL A ., Houston 
Chemical Eng•neeflng, .\X .\ , <flit! , OXE, AIChE, Oritn· 

tal ion Adv isor 
KNUDSON, JOHN BENJAMIN, Hamilton 
Pt.ormocy 
KOCH, COLIN LEE, Austin 
Personntl Management , BSU , YR 
KAINEN, ANN SHARON, Corpus Christi 
Education 
KANTER, DAVID, San Antonio 
Electrical Engineering, Al:, IEEE, TSPE 
KARLIK, IRENE MARIE, West 
Journalism, lntramurals 
KAROTKIN, JOHN DAVID, San Antonio Government, ZBT KASPAR, DANIEL FULTON, Ganado 
Petroleum Engineering, AIME, Varsity Track, Newmon Club 
KASPAREK, CANDACE ANN, Austin 
Home Econom ics, Home Economics Chapter, Student Christion Fellowship 
KATTNER, ERIC BENJAMIN, Fort Worth 
Finance 
KEATHLEY, FRANK M. JR., Dallas 
Personnel Monogment, rn 
KEATON, LEE BLACK, Temple 

Zoo logy 
KECKLEY, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Houston 
Generol Business, l:<l>E 

KEIR, BARBARA LYNN, Sacramento, Calif. 
Home Economics 
KELLER, MARY KATHERINE, Stamford, Conn. 
History 
KELLER. MARY TOM, Monroe, La. 
Interior Design, ZTA, AA6 , ON, Orange Jackets, Posse, SCOPE, AID, UT Sweetheart Nominee, Texos Union leader. ship Board, Upper-Closs Advisor, Challenge, Blanton Advisor, Mortar Boord, Outstanding Student, Dads' Doy Outstanding Student 
KELLOND, ARTHUR WILLIAM JR., Saratoga, Calif. 
General Bus iness 
KELLY, DIANE Y., El Paso 
Education 
KELLY, ROBERT LEE, Houston 
Government, j,KE 
KELLY, WILLIAM F. JR., Dallas 

Finonce, 6!.11, Insurance Society, American finonce Associotion 
KENDALL, KAREN ANN, Houston 
Government and Secondory Education 
KENNEDY, DAN HARDING, Hempstead 
Civil Engineering, XF., ASCE 
KENNEDY, DOUGLAS LEE, White Oak 
Government, longhorn Bond 


KOENIG, KARL E., San Antonio 
Chemistry, .\ 'Ml, Underwater Society, Ameticon Chemical Society 
KOHN, FRANK EDWARD, Dallas 
Hostory•.\Ell 
KOKESH, PATRICIA ANN, Houston 
Education, ACE 
KOLLATSCHNY, KAREN LYNN, Schertz 
Sociology, Community Involvement Commi ttee KORP, SUSAN ALISON, San Antonio Microbiology, :\<fl, A.\..l, .\E..l, Freshman Council Advisor, Upper-Class Advisor 
KOTCHER, LESLIE SUSAN, Manhasset, N. Y. 
French, Texas Union Committee, International Relations, French-ltol1on Deportment Ploy, Hillel 
KOUTERICK, RAEANN MAE, Waverly, N. Y. 
Health and Physical E~ucotion, PEM Club 
KOVARIK, ROSE AGNES, Wichita Falls 
Zoology 
KOWALSKI, MARY VIRGINIA, San Antonio 
Mothemollcs, Texas Union Committee 
KRAFT, SHARON MARIE, Evansville, Ind. 
Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy Club 
KRAPP, CATHERINE ELAINE, Port Washington, N. Y. 
French 
KRAUSE, WILLIAM EARL JR., San Antonio Economics KRIEG, ANNAMARIE, Corpus Christi 
English, Felecia Cooperative, Inter-Cooperative Council 
KROLL, GLORIA JEANNE, San Antonio 
Spanish 
KRUEGER, RALPH WALLACE, San Antonio Soc iology 
KUCHAR, SHIRLEY ANNE, Columbus Education, Soulhern Singers, longhorn Singers, Freshman Council , Newmon Holl Advisor, l ittle Sisters of the 
laurel, little Sisters of the Seven Stars 
KUMERFIELD, RICK ROGER, Sioux City, Iowa 
Government, ~~<(1 
KUMPF, DAVID KENNETH, San Antonio 
Mechanical Engineering, <Ml~. Engineering Fellow, En. gineering Freshman Honors 
KUNKE , LAWRENCE JAMES, Fort Worth 
Chemical Engineering, TSPE, AIChE 
KWAN, JANET FAY, San Antonio 
Elementary Education 

Graduating Seniors 

KYPREOS, NICHOLAS M ., Galveston 
Accounting 
LACEY, BARRY DAN, San Antonio 
Business Administration, j:'\.\, CBA Council, House of Dele­gates 
LACKS, JUDITH RAE, San Antonio 
Germon 
LAFERNEY, FRANK WAYNE, Tyler 
Mechanical EnQineering, ASME, TSPE, Engineering Council, Texas Sacred Singers 
LAMASTER, CYRUS TANDY II, Perryton 
F1nonce, American Fina nce Association 
LAMBERTH, LARRY EUGENE, Irving 
Med1onicol Engineering, 1\K'I', longhorn Bond, TSPE, ASME, Engineering Honor Roll 
LAMON, DAVID CARLOS, San Antonio 
Psychology 
LANDRY, LINDA JEAN, Houston 
Psychology 
LANE, JANICE KAYE, Dallas 
Interior Desiqn, jf', AID 
LANE, PAMELA JEAN, Belton 
Textiles, Clothing and Fashion Design, Fashion Group, lnternotionol Club, Home Economics Chapter 
LANG, WILLIAM ANDREW, Seabrook 
Chemical Engineering, .\X .\ 
LANGRIDGE, SUSAN JO, San Antonio 
Spanish, .\ OH, }\jJI , Texas Union Committee, Students' Asso­ciation Committee. YR. lnternotionol Committee 
LANGSJOEN. HANS ALFRED, Temple 
Chemislrv. Hf-tll , YR 
LANGSTON. DEAN EDWARD, Dallas 
Psychology 
LANIER, PATRICK J. RICHARD, Beaumont 
History-Pre-low, BAii 
LAISON, ANN ROBERTA, Dallas 
Zoology, Cos Iii ion Student Government 
LARSON. DIANN, Elgin 
Sociology-Social Welfare Studies 
LARY, BANNING KENT, Miami, Fla. 
Advertising, ~X. Posse 
LATTIMORE, JAMES PADLEY, Levelland 
Aerospace Engineerinq, AIAA 
LAUDERDALE , JERRY FELTNER, Austi n 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME 
577 


Class of 1970 

LAUREL, ALONZO ZARAGOSA JR., Laredo 
History 
LAUZON, ANNA MARY, LaMarque 
Ed ucat 1o n 

LAWHON, JAMES CLINTON, Floresville Mana gemen t LAWHON, MICHAEL LEE, Baytown 
Pharmacy, <1>.}.X, Pharmacy Council 
LAWRENCE, LESLIE AUGUSTA, Austin 
Psychology, Speleological Society 
LAWRENCE, NORMA KAREN, Austin 
German, II~•&>, .l<I>.\ 
LAWSON, RANDY M., Dallas 

Mechon1col Engineering, ASME, Student Materials Society 
LAY, JOHN CARLTON, Austin 
f inance 
LAY, LARRY WALLACE, Austin 
A ccount ing 

LEACH, RANDY LANE, Plainview 
Aerospace Engineering, TBll, !:Ii', AIAA 
LEACH, SARA BETH, Pampa 
Nurung, Upper-Closs Advisor 
LEACH, THOMAS MICHAEL, Houston Zool ogy, .u :.i LEAMAN, BARBARA ELLEN, Crane 
Engl ish, ~.lT, .-\.\.l, Texas Union and Students' Association Committees, Round-Up, longhorn Bond, Oulslonding Student 
LE BARON, RICHARD LEWIS, Monahans Finance, .\t\"1, House of Delegoles LEE, DENNIS FIELDS, Austin 
Mathematics 
LEE, MARSHA KAREN, Goldwaiie 
Elementary Education 
LEE, MICHAEL DOUGLAS, Evant 
Electrical Eng ineering 
LEE, ROYCE LINTON, Bronte 
Management, <flK+ 
LEE, SAMUEL ROBERT, Dallas 
Finance and Insurance, .lT.l, Texas Cowboys, Insurance Soci ety 
LEE, THOMAS LEROY, San Angelo 
Pharmacy, lPhA, Student Christion Fellowship 
LEHMBERG, GARY VIRGIL, Houston 
Mechon1col Engineering, TBfl, OT!, <l>H!, A<Ml, Tejas Club, Freshman Orientation Advisor, House of Delegates, Outstanding Student, Challenge, ASME, TSPE 
LEHR, KAREN AURELIA, San Antonio 
French, )J 1M·: 

LEIGH, JOHN MARSHALL, Austin 
81ology, RHll , IT.\ , Freshma n Council Advisor, Italian Club 
LEMEILLEUR, LYNN BRALEY, Kerrville 
H istory 
LEMING, PAMELA JEAN, Palos Verdes, Calif. 
Elementary Education, Upper-Clan Advisor 

LENTHE, SUSAN DELLAINE, Moorhead, Minn. 
Microbiology, .\X!?, Round-Up Coordinator, Goodfellow, Students' Anoc 1011on and Tues Union Committees, Blue­bonnet Belle F1nol1st, Students' Anociotion Outstanding 
Chairman 
LEONARD, PATRICIA ANN, Fort Gordon, Ga. 

English, YR 
LEPLEY, GORDON TAYLOR, Tyler 
Mechon1col Engineering, 'l1fl!:, TBll, ASME 
LEQUEUX, LYDIA SIMONE, Port Arthur Mathematics , .\!'.l, Spoob, SKUNKS, President's Council, Inter -Dorm i tory Counci l, Campus Survey Committee 
LESHIN, MARK, Robstown 
Plan 11-Boalagy. <f>ll!, .\F:.i. <f>DK 
LESKOVEN, JIMMY WAYNE, Waco 
General Bus1neu 
LESTER, SAMMIE WENDELL, Texarkana 
Mothemat1cs 
LE TULLE, MARY FRANCES, Austin 
French-ltol1on, .\.Z.l, Orche1is Club, Freshmen Council, Chris· lion Science Orqan1zot1on, longhorn Bond, Summer lecture Committee. P1ccolo ltol10° 
LEVI, ROBERT HOFELLER, Houston 
Journal ism n.\4', longhorn S1nge11, YD LEVIN, JERALD DUNN, Texas City Advert 111 ng, 1\F.H , .\.l.!.. , House of Delegates 
LEVINE, PAULA ANN, Waco English , AEtft, K.l.fl, Spooks, Texas Union Committees, Round-Up 
LEVY, BARBARA JO, San Antonio Pion 11 and Government, House of Delegates, Project Info LEVY, RACHEL, San Antonio 
Span,.h. ~.in 
LEVY, ROBERT HARRY, Dallas 
Psychology, 11.l<t>. AF:.i 
LEWIS, CHARLANE, Lubbock 
Educot1on, XO, l ittle S•sten of the Molles• Cross 

LEWIS, DAVID ARDEN, Terrell 
Finance, !: 11 , Business Honors Pion 
LEWIS, JEFFREY SCOTT, Houston 
Business, AK.\ , YR, lnterfroternity Council 
LEWIS, ROBERT CHARLES, San Antonio 
Psychology, .H , NROTC, Scobbord & Blode 
LIARDON, DARRELL LEE, Austin 
Aerospace Engineering, AIAA 
LIEDTKE, JOHN DAVID, Paducah 
H1srory 
LIMPUS, VIRGINIA MABLE, New Boston 
Mothemot;cs ond H;story, .\0 11, l".lE, TSEA, ACE 
LINDEMANN, DAVID WAYNE, Bartlett 
Secondary Education, Engineering Fellows 
LINDSKOG, JON ALEXANDER, San Antonio 
Mana gemen t 
LINTHICUM, GUS N. JR., Grapevine 
Journolum, K!:, PRSSA 
LIPSCOMB, RITA SUE, Nocona 
Elementary Education, Education Council 
LITTLE, SCOTT ROBERT, Austin 
Eng1 neenng 
LIVELY, NANCY D., Fort Stockton 
Pharma cy, KE 
LIVERGOOD, ANN ELIZABETH, Houston 
• 
Engl ish , :\ .\J. , !:j,IJ , Coclus, Campus Chest, Y Tutor 
• 
LIZCANO, JEANNETTE ANN, Fort Worth 
Journalism, l'A X , Doily Tex an 
LOBPRIES, PATRICIA ANN.. Houston 
Mathematics, l'. 
H:, Whiteha ll Cooperative, YR 
LOBPRIES, REBECCA LOUISE, La Grange 
Physical Education, PEM Club, Intercollegiate Volleyball 
LODOWSKI, ROBERT THOMAS, Wichita Falls 
Business Administration, A>.: 11 , Insurance Society, American 
Finance Association, Real Estate Society 

LOESSIN, MICHAEL MARTIN, Weimar 
Plan II -English, Roberts Holl Counselor, House of Dele· 
gates, MUN, Housing Commission, lnte rdorm Council, 
Student President's Execut ive Assistant, Goodfellow 

a 
LONG, DEBORAH KAY, San Antonio 
English and Histo ry, Southe rn Singe rs, Concert Choir 
LONG, JUDY ANN, Texarkana 
Education, .o.r, Y Tutor, Campus ':hest 
Graduating Sen iors 


LONG, JUDY G., Austin 
Business Education, A<I>, fiP.Il, Order of the Blue Iris 
LONG, LEWIS W., Dallas 
Accounting , AE: , B.\'I' 
LONGORIA, JOE, Corpus Christi 
Histo ry, Pre-law Association 
LOONEY, MICHAEL GEORGE, San Antonio 
Advert ising, AJ.~ 
LOPEZ, EVELYN JEANNE, San Antonio 
Sponish, ~.lll , YD, AIESEC 
LOPEZ, GLORIA, San Antonio 
Psychology, Mexican-American Student Organization, Stu­dents' Association Committee on Minority Affa irs, Project Info 
LOPEZ, JANIE M., San A ntonio 
Spanish and Latin American Studies, MASO 
LOUDERMILK, BRENDA KAY, San Antonio 
History 
.LOUVIER, SHERA MARIE, Port Arthur 
French and Engl ish, l ittle Sisters of the Mystic Eye 
LOVE, JOHN TAYLOR, Lafayette, La . 
Physics, KK'I', <Ml~. longhorn Bond 
LOWIS, JOHN HENRY, Austin 
Mathe mat ics 
LOWRANCE, LINDA, Dallas 
Microbiology, J.Z, Freshman Encounter Advisor. House of Delegates, Discipli nary Boord, MUN, Round-Up, legislative Council , Challenge 
LOZANO, JOE JESSE, San Antonio 
Accoun ti ng , .\Bo/ 
LUCIA, GREGORY EUGENE, Houston 
Government, Tejos, Assemblyman, Goodfellow, Community In­volvement Committe e, Orientation Advisor, House of Dele­gates, Order of Alcalde, Outstand ing Student 
LUSKY, MALVERN DAVID, Houston 
Advert ising , .\J.~. House of Delegates, Daily Texan, PRSSA 
LUTERMAN, ELAINE, Dallas 
Elementary Education, .\ E<I> 
LUTRICK, DAVID JORDAN, Floydada 
Chemical Engineering, <Ml!:, Tilfl, P.XE, cl>.\+, Engi­neering Fe llows, AIChE 
LYBRAND, FRED EWING, Stamford, Conn. 
Zoology, J.TJ., YR, Handball Association, House of Dele­gates 
LYONS, ANN MARIE, Austin 
Phormocy, KE, A.\~. <!>Kol>, PX, lPhA 
LYONS, WILLIAM LINCOLN, Lufkin 

Pre-low, Acl>.A, Acl>Q, Pre-law Association, YD, Texas Union Speakers Tour, Italian Club 

579 



Class of 1970 
MARRS, RICHARD PRESTON, Kerrville 
Zoology, ~~M·:..\ E..\, Jester Center Head Resident MARSHALL, JAN DUNCAN, Lufkin Electnco1 Engineering, llK\*, TBll, O..\K, lnter·Vorsity Christion Fellowship, Freshman Basketball Award 
MARTIN, GEORGE EDWARD, Stockdale 
Pharmacy, l'X, lPhA, Dean·s Lisi MARTIN, KEITH DOUGLAS, Dallas Finance, X'11 , Intramural Junior Manager, President's Council 
MARTIN, LINDA JO, Fort Worth Biology, ZT.\ , Freshman Council Advisor, Daughters of th e 01omond 
MARTIN, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Austin Government, •l•K~ . ROTC, Scabbard & Blade, longhorn Singers 
MARTINEZ, CYNTHIA EVELYN, Irving Latin American Studies, ~..\II , Southern Singers, Interna­tional Club 
MARTINEZ, FRED Ill , Abilene 
Chemistry, Tejos Club, Texas Un ion Committee 
MARTINEZ, JUAN LUIS, Crystal City 
Chemistry 

MARULES, THEODORE, Houston 
Psychology and History, .\'M1 

MASSAD, M. J., Kilgore Pharmacy, •l•..\X MASSINGILL, JOYCE MARITA, Munday 
Office Adm1n1slrol1on 
MAST, PATRICIA LEE, Nacogdoches 
Mothemot1cs, IJIN1, Speaker's Committee MATHEWS, RUTH DIANE, Austin Office Adm1n1strof1on. Tn!'.. , longhorn Band 
MATHIS, JESSIE BELL, San Antonio 
Elementa•y Educatoan, K.lfl, ,\.U, K.lO. OAfl 

MATLOCK, KATHE L. R., Austin 
Home Econom ics , Eng ineering W ives Club 
MATTHIJETZ, WALTER E., Giddings 
Management 

MAXON , EARL HALBERT, El Pa•o 
F1nonce, ~.\E 
MAXWELL, KAREN PARMER, Lometa 
Pharmacy, AZ.l, l'X, KE, ,\ .\.l , LPh!I 

MAXWELL, WILLIAM BRHT, Alva, Okla. 
Government , Un1vemty Choru1 

LYTLE, EDWARD CURTIS, San Antonio 
Pharmacy, 4,.ix MACHA, SUSSANNA ELAINE, El Campo Biology, Madison House Adv isor 
MacDONALD, JAMES LEONARD, Dallas 
Eng1neenng Science, ,1,11 !'.., American Nucleor Society MacFARLAND, STEVEN ALLAN, Houston Chem;cal Eng ;neerong , ~·K~. Tllll , P.X~:, !llChE 
MacQUIGG, JOHN ELLISON, Dallas Government, Semper Fidelis Society, Rifle Team, Marauders, !\ROTC 
MADDOX, CASSANDRA GAIL, Paris 
Elementary Educat ion, Challenge, MUN 
MADELEY, MARTHA RHEA, Temple 
Elementary Education and English 

MAGGARD, DAVID RALPH, Plainview 
Finance, Acacia MAGLIOLO, ALBERT MATTHEW, league City Psychology 
MAGLIOLO, ANDREW MICHAEL, League City Radio-Television-Film, Freshman Encounter, Round-Up, Challenge 
MAJOR, GARY MICHAEL, Alice 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME MALES, DANA WAYNE, Longview Industrial Relations, ~.>H: 
MALIK, JOHN WILLIAM, Beaumont Electrical Engineering, longhorn Bond, IEEE, Dormitory 
Counselor MALY, CAROLYN ELIZABETH, Texarkana Interior Design, AID 
MARABLE, CHARLES DOUGLAS, Baytown Pharmacy, h>Jt, lPhA 
MARBURGER, THOMAS EDWARD, La Grange Accounting, B.-\o/ , '1>11~. <l1 K(l,, OMS, Arnold Air Society, 
Pre-low Asso:iot ion MARBURY, THOMAS CRAWFORD, San Antonio Mathematics, BSU, NROTC, lntromurals, Deon's list 
MARCEAU, STEPHEN MICHAEL, San Antonio 
Accoun ting 
MAREK, JOE LEE, Rosebud 
History 

MARQUES, CYNTHIA, San Antonio Mathematics, Simkins Epicureans Association, Newman Club, French Club 

., 
• 
MAY, CAROLE ANN, Dallas Engl is h MAYER, LEAH BARBARA, Houston Mothemot1cs and Germon, Outer House Advisor 
MAYER, THELMA RUTH, Cuero English and Hutory, lntercolleg1ole Tennis Team, lntramurals MAYES, KENNETH WAYNE JR., San Antonio 
Chemical Engineering, AIChE 
MAYFIELD, HELEN TYNE, Kilgore Psychology 
MAYO, ALBERT EARL, Dallas 
Accounf1ng , .\h'.o/, American Marketing Auociat ion, Ameri. 
con Finance Assoc1 otion, lnlromurols, YD, Karate Club, 

Society for the Advancement of Management, Real Estate 
Society 
McADEN, LILA JEAN, Salina, Kans. 

Secondary Educol1on 
McBRIDE, MARCIA ANN, Littlefield M 1crob1ology, Upper-Closs Advisor, Scope, Blanton Stu­de nt Ass1s :ont 
McCANN, ROBERT BRUCE, Fort Worth 
Electrical Engineering, llK~. TUii , IEEE 
McCARTY, GLENN P. JR., Dallas 

History 
McCAUSLAND, SUELLEN, San Antonio 
Audoology. jZ. SKUNKS McCLANA HAN, MARY JANET, Houston Spanish, Y Tutor McCLURE, DENNIS P., Fort Stockton Pharmacy, K.\ , h'.'1' , LPhA, House of Delegates, YD 
McCONNELL, CYNTHIA ANN, Italy 
El ementary Education 
McCORD, MONA JILL, Earth Nursing, TNSA, Little Sisters of Apollo 
McCORMICK, DEBORAH, Buda English and Span ish , .\.ill , Orange Jackets, Upper-Clan Advisor 
McCORMICK, MICHAEL BENNETT, Kingsville 
Economics, ~II , 0.lE, AIESEC , lntromurals McCRARY, MARK RODNEY, Carthage Mechanical Engineering , ASME . TSPE , Honor Rall 
McCRAW, RONA LD KENT, Baytown Pre-Medical in Psychology, _.\,M?, YR, Psychology Honors Pronrom, Student Heal th Center Advisory Committee, Do i ly Texan, Coclvs, Longhorn Band 
McCULLEN, PATRICIA EILEEN, Pasadena 
Government, Freshmen Council, TSEA, Y Tutor 


Graduating Seniors 


McCULLOUGH, JOHN LOUIS, Tyler Accounting McDAVID, ELIZABETH ANN, Rockport Elementary Education, .\ l'.l, TSEA, Panhellenic Council 
McDONA LD, KENYON LANCE, San Antonio Zoology McDONALD, MADALYN ALICE, La Feria Ch.Id Development , OX McDONALD, MELVIN DONALD, Wilmer Arch1tecturol Eng ineering, AAAE , Eng 1neeong Fellows, Deon's List 
McDONALD, VERA MELINDA, Wolfe City Fashion Design, J'll>Jl, Home Economics Chapter, Hardin North Counselor 
McDOWELL, FRANKIE CARL, Paris 
Accovnt111g, D.\ '¥ 
McEVER, MICHAEL DAVID, Parish 
Mechon1col Engineet1n9, ASME 

McFADDIN, EUGENE H. B., Beaumont Account ing , .lX, lnlerfrolerndy Co uncil, President's Council McFARLAND, MICHAEL WAYNE, Sabinal Chem1s•rv, Soccer Club 
McGAVERN, MAUREEN LYNN, Austin Fashion Design, Felecia Cooperative, lntromvrols, Texas Union Comm11tees. Outstanding Co-op Award, Bluebonnet Belle F1nolut 
McGLOTHLIN, GLENN PATRICK, Anson 
Mothemol1u, Aco~10 
McGREGOR, THOMAS BANDY, Williamsburg, Va. 
English , .lT.l , O.lK , Texas Cowboys, Order of Alcalde, 

Freshman Or1entot1on Advuor, TTT, Pone, Texas Union Execu­
tive Council 
McGUFFIN, ALICE KATHRYN, LaMarque 
Art 
MclLROY, CAROL CASTILE, Bedford 
Sociology 

MclNT05H, JAMES RONALD, Quitman 
Pha rmacy , •f».lX 
McKENZIE, ROBERT LARRY, Alvin 
English , longhorn Bond 

McKOWN, ADA JEAN, Pasadena 
Home Economics, :\.'.::.l, OX McLEAN, PEGGI MARLENE, Austin Phys;col Educotoon • .\:;:j, PEM Club. AAPHER, THPER, SKUNKS, Sweethearts of the Chokett 
McMURREY, ROBERT MILLARD, Kilgore Petroleum Engineering, ATP., Orientot1on Advisor, AIME 
581 



Class of 1970 

MEYER, JUNE SHARON, Yoakum 
Radio-Television-Film, 4>K<I> 
MEZA, DANIELS., San Antonio 
Sociology MIKESKA, DONALD CLARK, Bellville Accounting, AK"1, BA"1, !fE, CBA Council, House of Dele­gates 
MILLER, ALFRED EARL, Orange Grove Pharmacy, K"1 MILLER, CAROLYN JEAN, Dallas 
Elementary Educot1on 
MILLER, EMILY ELLEN , Big Bend National Pa rk English MILLER, JAMES BARNETT Ill, Lubboc k 
Pharmacy 
MILLER, JUDY LILYAN, Dallas Government, Christion Science Organization, Texas Union Committee, Round-Up, Model U.S. Senate 
MILLER, MARJORIE JO, Austin Mathemoltcs, .l.l.l, Deon's l ist, Sdver Spurs Sweetheart F1nolut MILLER, MICHAEL F., Galveston 
Economics 
MILLER, ROBERT ALLON, Baytown 
Psychology MILLER, WALTER CURTIS, Fort Worth Arch itecture 
MILLIGAN, TERESA ANN, San Antonio Biology, Upper-Clan Advisor, Cordelles, Freshman Council MILLS, ROSS NEAL, San Antonio Aerospace Engineering, TBH, ~l'T, AIAA 
MILNER, MARY DETTMAN, Stockdale 
Elementary Education 
MISKELL, SUSAN MARIE, Austin Educallon, Newmon Club, Art Students Auociotion MITCHELL, JOHN WINSHIP, San Augustine 
History, .l.KE 
MOFFETT, MARY JO, Houston Psychology , YR, Southern S1ngen MOLANO, ALPHA OMEGA, Del Rio 
Mathemot1c1 MOLINA, SUSAN KAY, Mexico City, Mexico Journalism, KAA McNABB, KAY LYNN, Houston 
Nursing, l\t\I', TSNA , Po nhellen1c Council, Kinsolving Advisor McQUEEN, PHYLLIS DIANE, Dallas Psychology 
MEADOR , CHARLES LAWRENCE, Dallas Mechon •col Engineering, TUii, llTr, ASME, American Nuclear 
Society, TSPE, Honor Roll, longhorn Flying Club MEADOR, DAN MATTHEW, Houston Pion II -History, YO, Majority Coalition, Students for Strikers 
MEADOR , JOSEPH MICHAEL, Whitewright Microbiology, fl K..\ 
MEANS, SHARRON ANN, San Antonio 
Orama, .\ .\..l 
MEDINA, PETRA VICENTA, Laredo 
Elementary Educa11on 

MEDLIN, LINDA KAREN , Houston 
Education MEEK, JAMES C., Mt . Vernon Arch1teclurol Engineering, TI KA, AAAE, Engineering Honor Roll , Student Engineering Council 
MEEKER, ROBERT WILLIAM, Port Arthur 
Mathematics 

MEHR, LAURA LEE, Houston Elementary Education, XU, K..ln, Daughters of the Diamond, Upper-Closs Advisor, Ashbel Society, Freshman Council 
MEIER, NANCY MARIE, Rosebud 
Sociology MEINERT, BETTY LOUISE, El Paso Psychology 
MEISSNER, HARVEY LEE, Fort Wor!h 
Marketing MEITZEN, JAMES EDWARD, Cuero Accounting, Varsity Golf 
MELTON, BETTY ALLMAN, Austin 
Home Economics, ..l..l..l, Home Economics Club MELTON, DONNA LYN, Mart Soc1ology-Social Work Studies, Scope, Deon's list, BSU' 
MENDEZ, OSCAR MARTINEZ, San Antonio 
Pharmacy , <l>..lX 
MERCER, THOMAS FRANK, Houston 
Morine 81ology, X<P 

MEREDITH, CHARLES EDWARD, Corpus Christi Mechanical Engineering, ASME 



MOLLER, DAVID NELSON, Fort Worth
... 
Accounting, .\ (M!, Scobbord & Bla de, Texas Union leader· 
ship lob, A&S Council, House of Delegates 

MONCADA, MARIA LAURA, Eagle Pass 
Spanish and Frend1, International Club 
MONTEITH, JO ANN, Dallas 
Educot1on, KKI' 
MONTGOMERY, DANA A NN, Midland 
Soc1ology 
MONTGOMERY, GEORGE ALEXANDER, Wharton 
Engineering 

MONTGOMERY, MARY CHRISTINE, Houston 
Government and French, TB~. .\.\.l, longhorn Bond, 
Ten Most Fina list, Outstanding Student, Spooks, Silver 
Spur Award 

MOON, ARTHUR ELLIS II, Ogden, Utah 
Latin American Studies, .\•l1f!, lnternollonol Club, Oeseret 
Club 

MOORE, HAL RAYMOND, Waco 
.. 
Zoology and Pre-Denta l, <M\ T 

MOORE, JERRY GARLAND, Rogers 
Pion 11 
MOORE, LINDA KAY, Dallas 

01etet1cs, .\ 'I), Upper-Closs Advisor, Longhorn Bond, 
Doughte1s of Dinocrotes 
MOORE, MARIBETH ANN, San Antonio 
Psycho logy 
MOORE, MARY BETH, San Antonio 
Home Economics, KKI' 
MOORE, PATRICIA ANN, El Campo 

81ology, 11.\A, Dexter House Advisors, Newman Club, Texas 
Union l 10 1son Boord 
MOORE, ROLAND BRICE Ill, Houston 
Economics and Psychology, 'Ml~. 'l'X, <f'IK<f>, Texas Union 
Committee, YD, Handball Association Goodfellow 

MOORE, WILBUR ROSS JR., Midland 
Sociology, ..1KE 
MOORE, WILSON HAYS, Waco 
Aerospace Engineering, A Cappello Choir, AIAA 
MORGAN, JAMES DURHAM, Sterling City 
Eng lish 

MORGAN, OLIVER GEORGE, Bakersfield, Calif. 
English and History 
MORGAN, RICHARD LEE, Corpus Christi 
Mo themot 1cs, ..1 Y 
MORIN, RONA LD R., Pasadena 
Business 
Graduating Seniors 


MORRAN, DONALD WAYNE, Seagoville 
Aerospace Engineering, AIAA, lntromurols 
MORRIS, EUGENE IRA, Houston 
Psychology.Pre·Med1col, T..1tf', .\E..1 
MORRIS, JAMES OLIVER JR., San Antonio 
Fine Arts, ASA 
MORRIS, JAMES WALTER 111, Austin 
Journal is m 
MORRI S, JO ANN , Houston 
Mathematics and Russian, .\.\ ..1, K..1TI, TI.\A, 1'..1E, Election Comm issio n 
MORRIS, NANCY CAROLYN, Houston 
Pub hc Relollons, l'.\X, H!:1l1, House of Delegates, Com· mun1cot1ons Council 
MORRIS, TERRY GLENN, Austin 
Mo rltet 1ng , ..1~1l . American Marketing Association 
MORRISON, MARK, Houston 
Jou rno l1s m, ~..1X , Do ily Texan Ed1lor, Friar Society, De· vo l! Jou rnal ism A.word , TIME Magaz ine Campus Co rres· pendent, Newspaper Fund Intern, Outstanding Student 
MOSELEY, RICHARD, Tomball 
Mathematics, Associ ation for Computing Machinery 
MOSER, KRISTINE KNOLLE, Rosenberg 
English, Upper.Closs Advisor 
MOSER, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Dallas 
Fina nce, Real Estate Society 
MOSESMAN, TONI , Dallas 
Clothi ng, Textilu , and Fashion Design 
MOSLEY, CARROLL DAVID, Buna 
Aerospace E:igineering, cl>K!, AIAA 
MOTES, FRANCES ANNE, Houston 
Psychology, Strike and Spore, Challenge, House of Delegates, Hefl in Manor Adv isor 
MOTLOCH, JOHN LEE, Austin 
Arch itecture 
MOZOLA, FRANK JOHN, Houston 
Business Administration, ct>r..1, T Anociotion 
MULCAHY, MICHAEL GORDON, San Antonio 
Psycho loqy, 'it X 
MULKEY, MARIE LOUISE, San Antonio 
Psvcho logy, Outing Club, Amateur Radio Club, Campus G irl Scouts 
MULLER, LINDA DIANNE, Houston 
Educo t:on, Y Tutor, Spelf'oQicol Society 
MUNNEKE, GARY ARTHUR, Houston 
Psychology, ..\cl>S1, Pre.Law Association, Texas Union Committees, Orientation Advisor, Goodfellow, Round· Up, Outstanding Student 
583 


Class of 1970 

NELSON, MALCOLM GEORGE, Austin Music Educot1on, Te1os Club NELSON, MARY ELIZABETH, Temple 
Psycho logy 
NELSON, RONALD TRAME L, Longview 
Zoology 
NESLONEY, MARTHA ANN, San Antonio 
Textiles, Clothing, ond Fashion Design, Fashion Group 
NEUMANN , MARILYN JEAN, New Ulm Market ing, CBA Sweetheart, CBA Council, American Marketing Anoc1 a t1on 
NEVES, ROBERT EDWIN JR., Dallas 
Management, .\•I•!!, lntromurols 
NEWMAN, TERRY MAURICE, Houston 
Aerospace Engineering, Acocto, AIAA 
NEWSOM, MARY CAROLYN, Mt. Vernon 
Elementary Educot.on 
NEWSOM, MONTY KEITH, Mt. Vernon 
Mother.io! tCS and Computer Sciences 
NICHOLS, JAMES AUBRY JR ., Ennis 
Accounting, ~X. IL\"1 
NICKELL, ELIZABETH JEAN, Dallas Biology KKI', Texas Union Commdtee, l1llle Sisters of the Shield & D•omond NIETO, EDMUND M., Presidio 
Arch ,lecture 
NILES, JEAN ANN, Wichita Falls 
Mus •c Educot•on, TU!: 'l•M·:. MENC 
NIXON, ROBERT EDWIN, Dallas 
Meehan.col Eng•neering 
NOLAN, JOHN MICHAEL, Lafayette History, .\ll,!? , ICC. Rugby Club, Dean·s list, House of Oele 
4 
gates, Freshman Council, UTSAM 
NORA, AMAURY, Laredo 
Zoology 
NORDHEM, RANDAL DUNN, Fort Worth 
Journalism,\\\, !:~X. KT.\ 
NORRIS, H. LEE Ill, Bellaire 
Mechonicol Eng1nur1ng TUii, TIT~. •lit\lJ-, 4•H!, En· g1neeong Fell-:>ws, Eng1nur1ng Council, ASME, TSPE 
NORTHWAY, ROBERT JAYNE JR ., Houston 
English . .l .f 
NORTON, STEPHEN CHARLES, Galveston 

Finance, .\K+, American Finance Assoc1at1on 
MUNNEKE, NANCY GAIL, Houston Elementory Educotoon, l'..\E, <f>l\ <I>. 11.IH MUNOZ, IRMA !MELDA, Edinburg 
Mathematics 
MURPHY, GEORGE E., Conroe 
Pharmacy, K"1, .\ (M?, LPhA, Pharmacy Council 
MURPHY, WILLIAM ROCHE, Houston Finance, K!: MUSICK, CHARLES EDWARD, Houston 
Transportation, Longhorn Flying Club 
MYERS, JOHN ALEXANDER Ill, Dallas Mathemolics, HZ , Freshman T1aclc, Varsity and Freshman Cross Country 
MYERS, PATRICIA ANN, San Antonio 
Pharmacy, LPhA 
MYNAR, JO ANN, Fayetfeville 
Office Adm1nistrotion 
NAEVE, CLIFFORD MILO, Fort Worth 
Mechanical Engineering, ~:\. T Bll , llT!:, ASME NAEVE, STEPHEN WARD, Fort Worth Mechanical Engineering, TU il , ASME 
NALEWAIK, SHARON SUSAN, San Antonio 
Home Economics, Home Economics Chapter, THECC 
NARANJO, JENNINGS NEAL, Lufkin Pre-Medical , HZ NARANJO, MARY S. F., Lufkin 
Psychology, .1011 
NASH, CHARLES HENRY 111, Lubbock Zoology and Pre-Medical , K l\'1', Tejos Club, Longhorn Bond, PEO Advisor, Challenge, MUN 
NAUWALD, BARBARA ANN, Menard 
History end Geography, ZT.\ , l\.lll , f"•l•T, Order of the Orchid 
NEDER, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Houston Finance, American Finance Assoc1ot1on, YR, longhorn Flyong Club 
NEKUZA, WILLIAM CONRAD, Corsicana 
Phormocy, l\o/, LPhA NELLIS, LOWELL DEAN, Killeen Management , .\K"1, Texas ~ocred Singers, YR , BSU, Students' Association Committee 
NELSON, DANNA ARCHER, Perryton 
Econom i:s 
NELSON, JOE HOUSTON Ill, Corsicana 
Civil Engineering 




NOTLEY, NANCY LEE, Fort Worth 
Marhemo ltcs, ZT \ 
NOVY, JEFFREY LYNN, Austin 
Government , ~.\.\I 
NOWOTNY, ROBERT ALLEN, New Braunfels Honors Pion in Business Administration, ..l!: 11 , House of Delegates, Honor Roll 
NUDING, CAROLYN, Aspermont 
Educot1on , .\J.11 , Texas Union and Studenh ' Associot1on 
Commdtees, Aca c10 O rder of Delphi OAKLEY, COLLINS FRANK, Houston Marketing, Acacia 
O'BRIEN, MARK JOSEPH, Corpus Christi 
Petroleum Engineering, AIME 
O'BRIEN, THOMAS WICKER, Austin 
Industrial Management 
ODELL, JAMES DAVID, San Antonio 

Morlcet.ng , T t\ lo: , MUN 
OELRICH, JONATHAN WILLIAM, Colorado 
Springs, Colo. 

History, .\ 1M!, AROTC , MUN 
OFFER, PAUL JOSEPH JR., San Antonio Mechon1col Engineering , f-lE , ASME, ASM, AIME, SMS 
OKABAYASHI, HARRY VICTOR, Houston 
Electrical Engineering OLIPHANT, CATHY ANN HUFF, Austin Elementary Educat1on 
OLIPHANT, GARY PAXTON, Austin 
Physical Education, PEM Club 
O'NEIL, THOMAS MURRY, Odessa 
Pharmacy, 111..lX , Pharmacy Assemblyman , Good(ellow 
ORLANDO, RONALD JOSEPH, Fort Worth 
Architecture 
ORR, DON DUANE, Corpus Christi 
Ari , Round -Up 
ORTLOFF, JOAN ROCHELLE, Houston 

Elementary Educot1on, 1'1l1 B, YR, Students' Associolion Comm11tee, Uni... ersily Chorus, Campus Chest 
ORVEDAHL, ALFRED, Houston 
Radio-Televis ion-Film, ;\EP, YR 
ORY, MARCIA GAIL, Dallas 

Socio logy, Jester Advisor, House of Delegates, YD, Com­muntly Involvement Committee 
OSBORN, KATHLEEN B., McAllen Home Economics, .-\0 11, Home Economics Chapter 

Graduating Seniors 

OSTRANDER, LESLIE ANN, Lexington, Ky. 
Spanish ond English, K.\fi, .\.\.l, Mortar Boord 
OTTING, PHILLIP A ., Austin 
Psycho logy 
OTTO, CLARENCE McKAY, Needville 
Finance, American F1nonce Assoc1ollon, Real Estate Society 
OUJEZDSKY, TIMOTHY WAYNE, Belton 
Engineering Sci ence, American Meteorological Society 
OWEN, CATHERINE A ., El Paso Chdd Development, .ll', Freshmen Council, Home Economics Chapter, Sisters of the Mystic Eye, Beto Sigma Society, TAEYC 
OWEN, ELIZABETH AGNES, Corsicana 
Sociology, .\.\.l, lo nghorn Singers 
OWEN, PENNI DONA, Hereford 
French and Spanish. French Club 
OWEN, ROGER CURTIS, Hereford 
Accounhng , ~.\ E 
OWENS, EVERETTE JR., Austin 
Government and History 
OWINGS, MARY HELEN, Dallas 
Elementary Educot1on 
PAGE, RALPH EDWARD JR., Blooming Grove 
Chemical Engineering, TBll, !!XE, AIChE, Engineering Power Sho w 
PAHL, THOMAS WAYNE, Luckenbach 
Electrical Engineering, AROTC, IEEE, SAME, TlOK 
PAPADOPOULOS, ANGELIKI, Athens, Greece 
Sociology, .\.\.l 
PAREDES, ALBERTO JOSE, Panama City, Panama 
Finance, Ponomonion Students' Association 
PARK, GORDON GEORGE, San Antonio 
Mechanical Eng1neer1n9, TUH, llT~. tf>K<f>, 1J1ll~. ASME, Engineeong Fellows 
PARKER, J. CARLETON, Houston 
Adverfls1ng , ~X•.\.l~ 
PARKER, MARGARET RUTH, Hale Center 
Elementary Educat ion, .lZ, Spooks, Orange Jackets, Blue­bonnet Belle Finalist, Round-Up, Texas Union Committee, leadership Boord Ho me Economics Chapter, Freshman Council 
PARKER, SCOTT SCHREINER, Kerrville 
Accounting, 11-!'.l, Il.\'4', 1MI~. AFROTC 
PARMAN, MARY GWEN, Dallas 
Marketing 
PARSONS, PAMELA ELIZABETH, Austin 
Psychology 
585 



Class of 1970 

PATE, CHARLES HARRELL, San Antonio Personnel Management, Men's Cooperative Council, Inter· Cooperative Council, House of Delegates, Society for the Advancement of Management, American Morice ting Association 
PATE, JAMES MICHAEL, Houston 
Morlceting, Xclt PATRICK, GEORGE FRANKLIN, Port Lavaca Education, CEC 
PATTERSON, MICHAEL LAWSON, San Antonio 
Arch i lecture PATTERSON, SIDNEY L., Amarillo Phormocy, <l>t.X 
PAULEY, RONALD ALLEN, San Antonio Architecture, Camero Club PAYNE, JOHN HOWARD Ill, Big Spring Government and Pion 11 , Canterbury Association 
PAYNE, PEGGY ANN, Waco 
Sociology 
PAYNE, RICHARD EVERETT, Austin 
Chemical Engineering , AIChE 

PEARSON, ARTHUR IVAN, Tomball Chemical Eng1"1eering , <l>ll~ . TBll, S!XE, Engineering Fellows, AIChE 
PEARSON, SARAH JANE, Bishop 
Elementary Education, XU PECHACEK, TERRY FRANK, Flatonia Mathematics, Newmon Club, lntromurols 
PEDDYCOART, PAMELA, Houston 
An thropology PEEBLES, ELIZABETH DEWITT, McGregor Public Relations, .\ r~. PRSSA , Representative Porty 
PEEK, DIANE, Dallas Interior Design, KKl', Golden Hearts, Angel Flight, AID 
PEESE, BARBARA JEAN, McAllen Malhemol+cs PENA, ALBERTO JUAN, Brownsville Accounllng PENA, RICHARD, San Antonio Government, YO, Pre-Low Association PENDER, JOHN TEAL JR., Dallas Pharmacy, PX, Student Christion Fellowship, Pharmacy Council PENDER, ROBERT CHARLES, Abilene Advertising, !:.\ E 

PENNINGTON, KATHRYN SAUNDERS, Dallas Ho me Economics, J.I', L1trle Sister of the laurel PE NNINGTON, ROBERT EARL Ill, Lakewood 
Psychology, .\ 1M!, TLOK Coop, Texas Union Leadership Boord, 
Election Co mm1u 1cn. Or1entotion Advisor, Outstanding Student 
PERKINS, DARLENE D., Marshall Numng, TNSA PERKINS, DEBORAH GEORGETTE, San Antonio 
Ho me Economics, .\XO, Novo! ROTC Sweethearts, Fashion 
Group 
PERKINS, ROBERT ANTON, Eagle Pass Government. Student Au embly, House of Delegates, Student Houiing Comm1tlee, MUN, Roberts Holl Counselor and Ad"isor 
PERLEY, CATHERINE ELLEN, San Fr•ncisco, Calif. 
M1crob1ol ogy, II~<~. Upper-Closs Advisor, UTAS, YR PERRY, MARJORIE RUTH, San Antonio Spanish, PRSSA, Hardin North Counselor 
PERSER, JOE GARY, Snyder Aerospace Engineeri ng, TBll, ~l'T, (t>ll!: , AIAA , Sports (or Club 
PERSINGER, RICHARD RAY II , Sulphur Springs 
Pharmacy, 411\'i', LPhA 
PERSONS, JULIA GAINES, Austin 
Educo t1on 

PERSONS, RICHARD WHITWELL, Austin 
Insurance 
PETERSON, NANCY I., Houston 
Journolum, \Jill, Doily Te•on YR, Ca mpus Chest PETTY, MARIBELLE VICTORIA, Austin Engl.sh and History, Y Tutor, Texas Sacred Singers 
PHILLIPS, DONNA MARIE, San Antonio 
Molhemohcs PHILLIPS, CATHERINE B., Austin Mothemol1cs and Educolton 
PHILLIPS, CYNTHIA ANN , Baytown 
English and French, \ _\,l, 11.l•,,, Newmon Club PHILLIPS, JOYCE MARIE, Lubbock Elementary Educol1on , H~A• 
PHILLIPS, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Victoria 
History PHILQUIST, JEANNE ANN, Austin English, .ll'. tM\tP, .\.\ .l, •l•Bf\, Ouhlond1ng Student, Bluebonnet Belle, House of Delegates, Or1enlol1on Advisor, Deon ·1 l+s t 
PICKARD, PAULA RAE , Houston Elementary Educot1on, .1Z, Students· Auociolion Comm1I· tee, Round -Up 


PIPKIN, VELMA LACEY, San Angelo 
Mothemol ics, ZTA , Southern Belles , Mortar Boord, Spooks, Orange Jackels, Operation Brainpower, Goodfellow, Bluebonnet 
Belle Finalist, House of Delegates, Y Tutor 
PITTENGER, ROBERT MILLER, Austin Government, KA, Posse, Inter-Fraternity Council, Orientation Advisor 
PITTS, DENNIS LEE, Fort Worth 
Arch i lecture 
POFF, RONALD IRVIN, Stephenville 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME 
POMARANTZ, STANLEY DEAN, Dallas 
History, AEll, <J>UK, AE.l, 4'11!:, Texas Union Committee 
POPE, JOHN MARVIN, Metairie, La. 
Mathemat ics, <M l1: , Freshman Council , Texas Union Com­mittees, Dody Texan 
PORTER, RANDOLPH E., Dumas 
English, A Cappello Cho ir 
POSEY, JOAN, San Antonio 
Government , Upper-Closs Advisor 
POWERS, MURIEL DOROTHY, Dallas 
History, JI ll<I>, Ashbel Society 
POYNER, THOMAS NATHANIEL, Dallas 
Latin 
POZO, ANA MARIA, Corpus Christi 
Spanish 
PRATHER, DIANA JO, Cleburne 
Mathemat ics, 1'<1>13 
PRESLEY, JOHN EDWARD, Palestine 
Moth emot1cs, ~>H:, <l1H!. 
PREWITT, LINDA SUE, Austin 
English, Freshman Council 
PRICE, DANNY RUGELEY, Austin 
Advert1s1ng, <l>J0, ,\.l~. Texas Cowboys, CEC, Rally Advisory Boord 
PRICE, KAREN TRAVIS, Richardson 
History and Government, ,1j,j, 
PRICE, MARK THOMAS, Arlington 
Economics and Government, ~AE 
PRIKRYL, ROBERT WILLIAM II, Seguin 
Rad io-Television-Fi Im 
PRIMM, JOHN HIESERMAN, Dallas 
Art, l onghorn Bond 
PRITCHETT, JOHN EDWARD, Austin 
Personnel Management 

Graduating Seniors 

PROGESS, NAN LOUISE, Pasadena 
Mothemol1cs 
PRUITT, BUSTER E., Dickinson 
Physical Educot.on and Biology, Tejos Club, PEM Club 
PRUNEDA, RUDY CANALES, Uvalde 
Microbiology 
PULLAM, CONSTANCE MARION, Robstown 
Mathemolics, AKA, Spoo~s 
PULLUS, SUSAN MARIE, Dallas 
History 
PURCELL, CINDY ANN, Fort Worth 
Elementary Education, KKr, YO 
PURSLEY, JAMES CARL, Midland 
Busi ness 
PUTEGNAT, GEORGIA ANNE, Brownsvill<> 
Music 
PUTNAM, KARL BONAWIT, Orange 
Accounting , j,X 
QUAN, GORDON JINPOING, Houston 
History 
QUICK, SUANNE, Dallas 
Spanish 
QUINN, DOROTHY ANITA, Pasadena 
Engl ish, SRO Advisor 
QUINN, MARY ELIZABETH, Grapevine 
Zoology 
QUINTANILLA, ROBERT M., San Antonio 
Accounting, MASO, American Finance Association 
RADNEY, LARRY JOHN, Austin 
Zoology 
RAESENER, CYNTHIA YVONNE, Llano 
Secondary Education, TU~. longhorn Bond, Upper-Closs Advisor 
RAGLAND, DENTON EDWARD JR., Houston 
International Business , ~.\ E, Al ESEC, International Busi. ness Assoc1otion. House of Delegates, Handball Association 
RAINES, LINDA APRIL, Austin 
Advertising, .\,:::-j,, l't\X, Cordetles, American Marketing Associot1on, Round-Up, Campus Chest, Ten Most Beautiful 
RAINOSEK, GRACIE NELL, Needville 
Pharmacy, KE, LPhA 
RAKOWITZ, HERMAN JACOB, Pleasanton 
Bus iness Administration 


RANDERSON, MARJORIE DAW, Houston 
Journalism, ..\i, Doily Texan, Freshman Encounter Advisor 
RANGEL, ARTURO, San Antonio 
Government 
RAPP, JOSEPH WINIFRED, Estelline 
Business Administra tion, ~AE 
RASCO, DENNIS LAMAR, Corpus Christi 
Electrical Engineering, IE EE 
RAYMOND, JOEL LEE, Killeen 
Electrical Engineering, IEEE 
REA, FRANCES ANN, Houston 
Marketing, l'tMJ, CBA Council, America n Ma rketing Asso ­ciation, little Sisters of the laurel 
READ, ELIZABETH DAISY, Austin 
Elementary Education 
REAGAN, SUSAN ELIZABETH, San Antonio 
Zoology, Citizens for Over-Papulallon Educa tion 
REED, JOHN HAROLD, Tucson, Ariz. 
Political Science, cM I ~. College House, MUN, Wesley Foundation, Pre-law AssociatiOn, Y Tutor 
REED, PENELOPE ANN, Abilene 
Mathematics, ..\ I'..\, 1~11 
REINHARDT, JAMES CRAIG, Victoria 
Interior Design, AI D 
REINHARDT, JAMES REUBEN, LaGrange 
Mechanical Engineering, ASM E 
RESCH, FRANK EMILE Ill, Marshall 
Chem ical Engineering , .\X ~. AIChE 
REYES, ALICE, San Antonio 
Mathematics, Al ESEC 
REYNOLDS, CAROLYN SUE, San Antonio 
Mathematics and La tin, K.lll, Texas Union Committee, Fresh­man Council, Koppa Kirby 
REYNOLDS, MAROLYN, Hamlin Pharmacy, KE, Pharmacy Council, LPhA, Scope REYNOSO-LORA, LUIS EUGENIO, Lima, Peru 
Mechan1;:al Engineering, ASME , TSPE 
RHODES, SUE ANN, Grand Prairie 
Pharmacy, K E, LPhA, LPhA Sweethea rt 
RICE, ROBERT WILLIAM, San Antonio 

Personnel Management, .l~ll , Society for the Advancement of Ma nagement 
RICE, SUSAN ELAINE, Dallas 
Eng lish 

Class of 1970 

RICHARDSON, TERESA CLARE, Austin M icrobiology RICHARDSON, WILLIAM HAROLD, Fort Worth 
Architecture, .\l'X. Sphinx 
RICHIE, ARNOLD DAVID, Houston Marketing RICHIE, JERRY DONALD, Kilgore 
Hi story 
RICHMOND, DEBORAH SUE, Austin Home Economics ond Nulot1on, Campus Chest, YR, Home Econom•cs Chapter, Student Nutrition Organ1 zot1on 
RICKRIM, WILLIAM FRANK, Jourdanton 
Mechan1col Eng1neer1ng, llT~. THll, ASHRAE 
RIDDLE, DINAH ST. CLAIR, Dallas 
Art 
RIEDEL, MARK TAYLOR, College Station 
Psychology, .\ E.}., Rugby Club, Germon Club, Deon's list. Honor Roll 
RIEGEL, MICHAEL GLENN, Dodge City, Kans. Mechonicol Engineering, llT~. TBll, Engineering Fellows, ASME 
RIENSTRA, MYRTA ANNE, Nederland 
Education, lnter-Cooperollve Counctl 
RIES, ROBERT RANDALL, San Antonio Government, A&S Councd, House of Delegates, Scabbard & Blade Soc1ely, Mens Glee Club, Novy Rifle Team 
RIFE, FAYE ANNETTE, Euless 
Rod1o·Telev1s1on -Ftlm, X1! , H~•l1 • flj,•11, Ten Most Beautiful, Bluebonnet Belle F1nol.st, Sweetheart of (1v+I and Archllec­turol Eng1neen, Honor Roll , Texas Un•on Committee 
RIGGS, ANN HARRIET, Bellaire 
Elementory Education, .\ .\.l , l\.lll II \H, Concert Choir, Wesley Foundation 
RIGGS, LINDSEY LOU, Odessa 
History, Studenh Anoc1ot1on and Texas Un +o n Comm ittees, Dexter House Advisor 
RIGGS, SONYA WOICINSKI, Elgin 
Elemenlory Education 
RINEHART, MARK LANE, Odessa 
Architectural Eng1neeong, AAAE , YO 
RIOS, JON RONALD, Denton 

Hutory ond Rod•o Telev•s•on fdm, Praetonon Guard, YR, House ol Delegates 
RIPPER. LEAH WANDA, San Antonio 
M1crab1alogy Cachu 
RIOUX, THOMAS WAYNE, El Campo 
(1vtl Engineering l\F \F fng1neer1ng Council , As­semblyman. Jomes Stephen Hogg Society, Representative Porty. Travel Club 
ROANE, BUCKNER DUNCAN, Jeanerette, La . 
finance . ..\t\F 

ROARK, MARGARET ELAINE, Vernon 
English, A.\J., (I-HK, Scope, Coffee House Committee, Student Amstont , Upper-Closs Advisor 
ROBB, SHERYL LYNN, Del Rio 
Marketing, .\•I> 
ROBBINS, ROSEMARY, Fort Worth 
Secondary Education 
ROBERTS, BILLY HAROLD, San Angelo 
Spanish, ~jlf 
ROBERTS, MARILYN SUE, Beeville 
Elementary Education, Carothers Advisor, TSEA 
ROBERTS, MARTHA LEE, Midland 
History, A<f>, Texas Union Committee, Littlefield Advisor, 
Ponhellen ic Council 

ROBERTS, PAMELA CHARLENE, Corpus Christi 
Elementary Education 
ROBERTSON, MARY ALLEN, Middlesex, N. J. 

English 
ROBINSON, DAVID MAXWELL, Palestine 
His tory , Circle K 
ROBINSON, JENNY KAY, Greenville 
Secondary Education, l'<M1, Council for Exceptional 
Ch ildren 


t 
ROBINSON, PATSY RUTH, Fort Worth 
·1 
Education, jj..l, Education Council 
ROBINSON, SARAH BERNADETTE, Columbus 
Soc1ology, .i!:H, Afro-Americans for Block Liberation, Project Info, Ethn ic Studies Committee, Challenge, YD 
ROBINSON, STEWART CONRAD JR., Dallas 
Government, Acacia, lntromurols, House of Delegates, Stu­

dents' Association Committee, Round-Up 
ROCKWELL, FREDERICK ALBERT, Corpus Christi 
Psychology, Amateur Radio Society, Karole Club 
RODGERS, LAWRENCE RODNEY JR., Houston 
Microbiology, Tejos Club, Freshman Council Advisor, Varsity Swimming and Water Polo 
RODGERS, PATRICIA ANN, Del Rio 
Elementary Education 
RODRIGUEZ, BENJAMIN EDWARD, Harlingen 
Industrial Management and Psychology, A<l>S}, Tejos Club, 
Outstanding Student, Texas Union Executive Council, Stu. 
dents' Association Committees, Peruvian Exchange Pro­
gram, Summer Orientation Advisor 

RODRIGUEZ, ROBERTO, San Antonio 
Business Administration 
RODWELL, JOAN, Corpus Christi 
Interio r Design 
ROGERS, ANN ELLEN, Fort Worth 
Mothemot ics, lntramurals, SRO Advisor, Association for 
Computing Machinery, Challenge 

Graduating Seniors 
ROGERS, ROBERT L., Richardson 
Bio log y 
ROLLINS, CATHEY MAYES, Austin 
Home Economic~ 
ROLLINS, JOSEPH PATRICK, Austin 
Industrial Management 
ROMBOUGH, JANE ELLEN, Houston 
Physical Education, PEM Club, Texas Union Committee 
ROSE, GARY LOUIS, Houston 
Psychology, ~·II~ 
ROSENBAUM, GLEN ALLEN, Houston 
1
Accounting, TJ. 11, IL\'11, cliJf~. Business Honors Program, 
Hillel Foundation 
ROSENFIELD, MARK JAY, Austin 
Anlhropoloqy•.\Ell , Karole Club 
ROSENMAN, LINDA GLADYS, Austin 
Elementary Education, Hillel Foundat ion, "ACE 
ROSETT, ROBBIE LYNN, San Antonio Sociology, AE<t• ROSS, CARLOS EDGAR, Monterrey, Mexico 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME 
ROSS, JUDITH HELANE, Dallas 
Soc io logy 
ROSS, LORRAINE HELEN, Woodburg, N. J. 
Journalism and Government, l':\X, Orientation Advisor, Freshman Encounter Advisor, International Club, Texas Union Committee. Student Assembly, Communicolions Council, PRSSA 
ROTHOLZ, REBECCA GAY, Wharton 
i.\usin .. ss Education, j,j,j, 
RC>:.JTT, LINDA CAROL, Hitchcock 
Mothemo ics, Spooh 
ROWAN, GARLAND POE, Waco 
Finance 
ROWE, SHARON RUTH, San Antonio 
Marketinq 
RUCKMAN, DALE REED, Houston 
Mathematics, J.T 
RUDDY, LAURIE ELIZABETH, Houston 
Physical Education, PEM Club, lntromurals, Canter Club 
RUIZ, GUADALUPE, San Antonio 
Physical Education, J'j, E, PEM Club, Volleyball and Tenn is lntercolleoiate Teams 
RUNDQUIST, NANCY ELIZABETH, Houston 
Pion II , .61', .\ .\.l, Phi Beta Kinsolving, Royal Spirit, Mortar Boord, Upper Class Advisor, SKUNKS, Student­Facul!y Committee 
589 



RUSS, KARAN ANN, Hearne 
Elementary Educat ion , TSEA , Upper-Clan Advisor 
RUSSELL, GROVER M . JR., Rockdale 
Government 
RUSSELL, RAYMOND GLEN, Dallas 
Fine Arts, AT1? 
RUSSELL, THOMAS FRANCIS, Houston 
History, Pre-low Associ ation 
RUST, CHARLES BELO, Cisco 
Mechanical Engineering , ASME 
RYLANDER, HENRY GRADY Ill, Austin 
Electr ical Eng ineering, TBIJ , JIK~. <Ml~. Friar Society, 
IEEE, Engineering Fellow, Dads' Doy Outstanding Mon 
Award, Outstand ing Student 
SAATI, ABDULRAHMAN A ., Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia 
Mathemat ics 
SACKS, JAY GILBERT, Houston 
Psychology, ZBT, AE.i, Freshman Council, lntromuro fs 
SADOVNICK, JULIE ELIZABETH, Odessa 
His tory, j, tl>E 
SAENZ, MATIAS MODESTO Ill, Hebbronville 
Chemical Engineering, MASO, AIChE 
SALCHER, LINDA GAIL, Austin 
Mathematics, j,z 
SALDANA, LAURA ANN, San Antonio 
Socio logy 
SALTERIO, TOMAS ELOY, Panama City, Panama 
Marketing, Association of Panamanian Students 
SANCHEZ, SYVIA ANNA, San Antonio 
Pharmacy, lPhA 
SANDEL, JAMES MITCHELL, Rosenberg 
Microb iology , Kl: 
SANDERS, CAROLE LATTNER, Pecos 
Education 
SANDERS, SUZANNE, Bastrop 
Secondory Educotion, J.Z., MUN, House of Delegates 
SANDERS, THOMAS DALE, Pecos 
Educat ion 
SANDERS, WILLIAM EDWARD, Jasper 
Physocs and Zoology, tlZ, <l>llK, Men's Glee Club, 
Honors Day 
SANDOVAL, MARIA LUISA, San Antonio 
Spanish, International Club, MASO 


Class of 1970 

SARABIA, RACHEL X., McAllen 
Engl<Sh. AOIT 
SCAIFE, GAY CECILE, Houston 
Biology 
SCANIO, MICHAEL EDWARD, Temple 
Econom ics, <l>Hl: 
SCHAEFER, FRANK DUANE, San Antonio 
Accounting, BA 'I' 
SCHAEFER, GEORGE TINUS, La Grange 
Civil Engineering, TBil, XE, ASCE , Eng ineering Fellows 
SCHANHALS, MARY CAROL, Bastrop 
81ology 
SCHANTZ, SUSAN GOULD, Galveston 
Elementary Education, <l>K<I> 
SCHEIBAL, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Grand Prairie Speeoh, lll, PRSSA SCHICK, KENNETH WAYNE, San Antonio 
Marketing, 62:Il, CBA Council, American Marketing Asso­
ciation 
SCHIEFFER, JOHN THOMAS, Fort Worth 
Government, <l>.l0 
SCHINDEWOLF, KENNETH GEORGE, Houston 
Accounting , AK'I' 
SCHLEY, RICHARD ALLEN, Dallas 
lnd!JUt1ol Management, 6T, House of Delegates 
SCHMIDT, JAMES NEAL, Fort Worth 
Psychology, Underwater Society, Council on International Re­lations and Un.red Nations Affairs, Speakers' Tour, Brocken­11dge Holl Student Assistant 
SCHMIDT, MARY LOUISE, Austin 
Elementary Educot1on, Longhorn Singers 
SCHMIDT, MICHAEL BRUCE, Corpus Christi 
Personnel Management , Student landsman 's Association, Pre­low Auoc1ot1on 
SCHMITT, ROBERT LAURY, Fort Worth 
8u11ntss Management, Men 's Glee Club, lntramurals 
SCHNEIDER, LARRY GENE, San Antonio 
Pre-Modocol ond Psychology, AF:~. UTS"M. Students' As. 
toc 101ton and Tt:roi Union Comm i ttees, Chall1nge, Soccer Team, lnrromurols, lu1heron Campus Ministry 
SCHNEIDER, THOMAS LEE, Houston 
Morhttng , Men 's Glee Club 
SCHNUR, BARBARA ANN, Houston 
Eltmtntory Educot+on , A f.:1 
SCHOR, MARK MELVIN, Dallas 
Government, l:A\t 

SCHROEDER, ELAINE, Corpus Christi 
Speech Pathology and Aud iology 
SCHROEDER, KATHERINE LEE, Kenedy 
H istory 
SCHROEDER, PEGGY SUE, Houston 
Engl ish Education, ~I'. Freshman Orientation Advisor, Student 
Committee on Orientation Procedures, Freshman Council Ad­
visor, Sweetheart Nominee, Texas Cowboy Sweetheart 
SCHROEDER, WALLACE JOHN, Elgin 
Hi story, <1>11!: , <I•.\~ 
SCHUBKEGEL, THEODORE VINCENT, Lexington 
Sociology, I'..\., longhorn Singers 
~. 
SCHULNER, DIANE LEIDNER, Dallas 
• 
Art , .r\ fo:cl•, Freshman Council, Art Students' Association 
SCHULTZ, CHERYL DIANE, San Antonio Mathemat ics SCHULTZ, JOYCE ANN, Tomball 
Marketing , AIE SEC , Jester Student Government, Presi­dent's Cob1net
.. 
SCHULTZ, RICHARD ALAN, LaPorte 
Mechanical Engineering, AK.\ , ASME 
SCHULZE, ELVIS GLENN , Fayetteville 
Government 

SCHULZE, RANDOLPH VANCE, Wells 
Civil Engineering, ASCE 
SCHWARTZ, JUDY ELAINE, Slaton 
Interior Design, Al'.)., AID, YR 
SCHWARTZ, LEWIS DANE, Fort Worth 
Adve rt ising , !:.\:\l 
SCHWARZ, ARTHUR DAVID Ill, Houston 
Accounling, ZBT, Freshman Council Advisor 
SCHWARZ, DIANE ALICE, Mercedes 
Microbiology, Speleol,ogical Society 
SCHWAUSCH, DORIS JEAN, Georgetown 
Home Economics, Home Econom ics Chapter 
SCHWENDEMAN, MARY THERESE, Baytown 
English and Government, ~~~. Speakers Comm ittee 
SCOFIELD, CONSTANCE CANDEE, Orange 
Mathematics, 61', Texas Union Committees 
SCOFIELD, VIRGINIA LEE, Fullerton, Calif. 
Bi o logy, A,1,, Angel Flight, House of Delegates, MUN, Sisters of the Mystic [ye, Texos Union Committee 
SCOTT, JOHN OWEN, Victoria 
Economics , 0 Z , Chollenge, MUN, Students' Associat ion Committee, Deon's list 


Graduating Seniors 

SCOTT, PHILLIP COUCH, Vientiane, Laos 
Government, Tejos Club, Texas Cowboys, MUN, Challenge, library Facilities Committee, House of Delegates 
SCRINOPSKIE, BARBARA FLO, Waco Education, J\ Et.I> , (ecrus SCURRY, EMMA GANO, Dallas 
Mathemat ics, Pre-low Association, Social Interaction Com· m1ttee 
SCZECH, JAMES ROY, Seguin 
lndustnal Management, AK+, American Marketing Associotion 
SEALE, JIMMY RAY, Olney 
Arch itecture 
SEALOVER, WILLIAM FRANK, Baltimore, Md. 
Civil Engineering, ASCE 
SEGOVIA, HERMAN HOLGUIN, San Antonio 
Psychology 
SEIDERS, JACK WELLER, Austin 
Aerospoce Engineering, AIAA 
SEIGLER, EDDIE RAY, Henrietta 
Government, ll~A 
SEIGLER, PAMELA, Seabrook 
Secondary Education.English and History 
SELEDON, RACHEL, Del Rio 
Mathematics, J\j,rJ 
SEWELL, ROBERT HARVEY, Belton 
Finance, <l>I' .). , Silver Spun 
SHADER, CHARLES DONALD, Austin 
Accounting 
SHAUGHNESSY, JAMES P., Dallas 
Marketing, j,~<1> , ,\j,~ 
SHAW, KATHY ANNE, Conroe 
Secondary Education-English and History, 666, Freshmen end Varsity Cheerleader, Royal Spirit Committee, Daughters of the Diamond, Freshman Council Advisor 
SHAW, WADE DAVID, Austin 
Mathemat ics, ~K. t.1•11~. <l•DK , Outstanding Junior Mem· ber of Ph i Belo Koppa, Posse 
SHEEN, CYNTHIA ANN, Beaumont 
Home Economics, Engineering W ives' Club, Home Eco. nomics Chapter 
SHEEN, MICHAEL JOSEPH, San Angelo 
Electrical Engineering, J-IKI\, TDn , IEEE 
SHELAN, CHARLES JONAH, Roscoe 

Psychology 
SHELLORNE, LAURIE ANN VAN VLECK, Burnet 
Rodio -Television·film, International Club, longhorn Band, YO, Y Tutor, Curlain Theatre 



Class of 1970 

SIMS, SANDRA, Groesbeck 
Accounting, .\.\J., B.\o/, •M\tf•. Honor R:oll , University Chorus SINGLETON, WILLIAM MADISON JR., Pasadena Pharmacy, .\tM!, LPhA 
SKELTON, BRUCE TRUAX, Houston R:odio· T ele ... is1on-F1lm, cf•J\"1 SLEDGE, MELISSA GAIL, Houston 
Interior Design and Home Economics, :\ZJ., Fine Arts Com· mitlee, AID, Round-Up. Home Economics Chapter SMALLING, RICHARD WARREN, Baytown 
Aerospace Engineering, hchonge Board, AIAA 
SMALLSHAW, BARBARA JEAN, Galveston 
English and Speech, !:.\II , Southern Singers 
SMITH, BENJAMIN LENNIS, Paducah 
Zoology 

SMITH, BRIAN PATRICK, Bellaire 
Accounting , •f·~K 
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER, W., Plano 
Mothemot 1cs, Acacia 

SMITH, DAVID ALAN , Dallas Mechon1col Engineering, llT~. TB IT , ASME , Gymnastic 
Team 
SMITH, DONNA LENELL, Dallas Speech, \Xi?, Ponhellen1c Council, Campus Survey, Freihman Council , Summer Or1entohon Adv1ior, Angel fl ig ht 
SMITH, FRANCES ADELE, Corpus Christi 
Journalism H~:OI', (oclus Copy Edttor, Doily Texan 
SMITH, GREGORY HAROLD, Fort Worth 
Anthropology, J.TJ., Vors.ty Sw1mm1ng, Freshman Council Ad ­
visor Te•os Rong,., 

SMITH, JANET MARIE, Dallas 
Nutflflon. Teaos Union Commdlees, Student Nulrif1on Orgoni­

zot.on , Home Economics Chopter SMITH, KEVIN HARVEY, Birmingham, Ala . Radio Telev1,1on Fdm 
SMITH, MICHAEL JONATHAN, Midland 
Aerospace Eng1neet1ng , !:.l'T, THll , AIAA, TSPE 
SMITH, SHERRY DIANE, Austin 
Phy,•col Education . YR PEM Club 

SMITH, TOMMIE JEAN , Houston 
Spanish 
SMITH, ZILMON FRANCIS, Austin 
General Bus1nu' Acacia 

SMOLENSKY, JACOB, Waco 
Morlre11n9 

SHEPHERD, MARY MARGARET, Midland Home Economics ond Educolion, f\.\H, little Sisters of the 
Chakett 
SHEPPARD, FRANK WILSON Ill, Houston 
Asian Studies, Tejas Club, Secreloty General of MUN, TIT, 
CIRUNA, Tex.::n Union Progtom Council, Asian Studies Club, 

Goodfellow 
SHERARD, SCOTT THOMAS, Dallas 

Monogement, .l!:ll, Society for Advancement of Management, 
lntromurols 
SHERMAN, JAMES SHAW, Corpus Christi 

Chemical Engineering, .-\ :X ...: , AIChE, Engineeting Council SHINDLER, DONALD CHARLES, Yoakum Business Adm1nistro tton, .l!:<I•, Amateur Radio Society 
SHIRLEY, SHARON SUE, Kilgore Public Relations, .l7., Ponhellen1c Council, Round-Up, Campus Survey ' ommittee, Freshman Council 
SHNIDERMAN, ALANA MOSS, Wichita, Kans. 
Education, .\ Ec.11 SHUFFLE, CYNTHIA CARTER, Arlington, Va . Elementary Education, K.\H 
SHUFFLE, DANIEL BAKER, Arlington, Va. 
History, t\_\ 
SIEGEL, RANDE, Houston 
Ele mentary Education, !:JT, Royal Spirit Committee, 
House of Delegates, Campus Chest 

SILER, LARR.Y WAYNE, Temple 
Mechanical Engineering, <l1 f\T , ASME , SMS SIMANK, NANCY ELAINE, Bishop Psychology 
SIMMONS, TOMMY JACK, Corsicana Govennmenl, Texas Veterans Society, Germon Club, Canterbury Association, Pre-low Anociolion 
SIMMONS, WARREN VAN, Henderson 
Civil Engineering, ASCE, Varsity Baseball SIMONS, KARL HAMBLEN, Houston Electrical Enginee,ing 
SIMPSON, DONNIE LEWIS, Big Spring 
History, Germon Club 
SIMPSON, HARRIS DUANE, Center Point 
Engineering Route to Business 

SIMPSON, PATRICIA, San Antonio 
Elementary Educot:on, 1'cl1 H SIMPSON, WILLIAM BIRT, Saint Jo Accounting , :\ f\"' , Student Assembly, Students" Association Committees, House of Delegates, Student Christion leader­ship 
SIMS, CLOYSE DEAN, Victoria 
Advertisi ng 




SMYTH, DONALD ALAN, Houston Economics, Acl>U, Pre-low Association, YO SNOW, GARY DON, Weatherford 
Accounting 
SOLIZ, THOMAS JOSEPH, Victoria 
Spanish, Newmon Club SONDOCK, MARCIA ANN, Houston French, AEil> 
SONNEN , JAN ART, Brownsville 
H;story, APATHY 
SPAETH, STANLEY ALBERT, Houston 
Psychology, AK.\ , lnterfroternity Council, House of Dele­
gates, Freshman Ad visor 

SPEER, JANICE PENNIE, Premont 
Elemen tary Education, Texas Union Committee, House of 
Delegates, lntromurols, So..1thern Singers, Upper-Closs Ad­
visor, YR, Honor Roll, TSEA, ACE 

SPEIER, PATRICIA MARGARET, San Antonio 
Education, Freshman Council, YR, Ashbel Society, Ideas 
and Issues Committee 

SPEIGHT, SUSAN EDWINA, Fort Worth 
Chem ,. try , J!:ll 


I 
SPELLMAN, JANE, Beeville 
Economics, Home Economics Chapter 

·I 
SPELLMAN, RICHARD McKEAN , Beeville Biology, Varsity Football Senior Manager, T Association SPELLMANN , TOPSY BROWNLEE, Perryton 
Government and History, YR, International Club 
SPENCER, CHARLES C. JR ., Corpus Christi 
Business Administ ration, J.T J. SPINKS, MARGARET RUTH , Waco Home Economics and Educat ion , Home Economics Chapter 
SPIVA, DIANA DEE, Fredericksburg Elementary Education, AJ.11, CIR:UNA, MUN, Speakers' Tour, Housing Committee 
STACEY, SUZANNE PRICILLA, San Antonio 
Elementary Educot ion 
STAGE, JUDITH CHARLENE, San Antonio 
Elementary Educotian , TB~, longhorn Bond 

STALLINGS, GREGORY LEE, Dallas 
Account ing 
STALLMAN, PATRICIA ANN, San Antonio 
Sociology 

STANDIFER, WILLIAM LEE, Corpus Chris ti 
History 

Graduating Seniors 
STANFORD, DOR IS ANN, Lorena 
Fine Arts ond Music Education STANFORD, JOHN BRADFORD, Austin R:odio-Televis ion-F ilm, .\El', Texos Union Committee, Fresh­man Encounter Adv isor, Commun ications Course ond Teacher Evaluation Committee 
STAN IFORTH, WILLIAM M. Ill, South Plains 
Management STANO, CARL RANDOLPH , Pasadena Journol1sm and Government 
STAPP, JOY KRISTINE, Houston Psychology, _\'fl, 'i'X, •l•HK, .\.\J., Cactus Editor-in-Chief, TSP Boord of Directors, Outstanding Student 
STARKEY, FRANKIE MARGARETTE, Austin 
Elementary Education , Honor Roll STEARNS, LLOYD BERNARD JR ., Pharr Ae rospace Engineering , AIAA , AFR:OTC , Arnold Air Society 
STEEN, LINDA KAY, Corpus Christi 
Government and English, JI~.\ , KJ.11 , TSEA STEGEMUELLER, ROSEMARY, Washington Mathematics 
STEITLE, DAVID CHARLES, San Antonio Civil Engineering , ~:\' . XI·:, ASCE 
STEPHENS, ARTHUR EDWARD, Houston Mecha nical Engineering , Till! , •l1 K41, llT~. Engineering Fel­lows, ASME 
STEVENSON, ROBERT NELSON, Dallas 
B•ology, .\E:. 
STEWART. HAROLD EUGENE, San Antonio Physical Therapy STEWART, HENRI PAUL, Pensacola , Fla . Mathematics, Craw·s Nest, NROTC. Scabbard & Blade Society, Semper Fidel1s, lntromurols 
STEWART, MARK ALAN , Lamesa History 
STEWART, PAUL JOSEPH, Westminster, Calif. 
Cinema, Curta in Club Theatre STEWART, SUSAN , Ric hardson History STINEMAN, JANET CECELIA, Houston H1s1ory , YR 
STINSON, JIM B., Lubbock 
Zoology, .\X:. 
STIVER, DAVID WITCHER, Waco Accounting 
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Class of 1970 
SYBESMA, PIETER HENRY, Andrews 
Government 
TALKINGTON, PRISCILLA ANN, Pleasanton 
Secondary Education, l'..lE, Freshman Council, TSEA 
TALLEY, RONALD CHARLES, San Antonio 
Zoology, ( 1t1zens for Over.Populat ion Education 

TANAKA, YOSHIAKI, Osaka, Japan 
Mo1hemot1cs, <Ml~. Japanese Student and Scholars Association TANGNEY, MARI JO, Houston Hostory , YR , TSEA 
TANNER, WILLIAM RONALD, Odessa 
His tory 
TARBOX, MAX RALPH, Lubbock Finance, .\K'I', Acacia, CBA Council, House of Delegates, NROTC , Campus Survey Committee, Round -Up 
TARPLEY, BOBBIE LOU, Garland Secondary Education, Jl!?Jf, House of Delegotei, Kinsolv· 1ng Advisor. Educot1onol Excellence Committee 
TARTT, SANDRA ANN, Mason 
Elementary Education 
TATUM, MARY SUSAN, Carthage 
Elemenlory Educot1on 
TAUB, MICHAEL DAVID, Dallas 
Government, ZBT 
TAYLOR, CHARLENE SUE, laMarque 
Eng lish 

TAYLOR, HARRY LEE, Fredericksburg 
f inance, .\K+. Freshman Baseball, lntromurols 
TAYLOR, JAY SETH, San Antonio 

Ruu1on 
TAYLOR, JOHN LEE, Paris 
Accounting 
TAYLOR, MARJORIE PAULETTE, Dallas 
loltn TAYLOR, SAl''DRA JAYNE, Houston Eng li sh 
TEAL, ALAN THOMAS, Fort Worth 
l uuneu Adm1n1strol.on TERRY, CINDY JEAN, Houston Rad io ·Ttlevis1 on-F1lm 
TERRY, SUSAN NELL, Houston History, XO, Sisters of the Star and Cruunt STOCKARD, JANET LOUISE, Beaumont Government, 11~.\ . K.l.11 , <l>.\H, Dean's list, TSEA, Pre-low Association, Freshman Encounter, Community legal Services, Community Involvement Committee, House of Delegates,Pro 1ect Info 
STOKEY, DAVID ROSS, Dallas 
Morket1ng STORMENT, JOHN OMAR, San Antonio Physics ond Mathemat ics 
STOVER, AMANDA HARALSON, Colmesneil 
Engl11h , .l.l.l 

STRATTON, JOHN ROBERT, Austin Aerospace Engineeong, O.lK, Engineering Council, AIAA, Outstand ing Student, Outslanding Engineering Student 
STRATTON, LYNN, Baytown 
History, ..}...},..}, 
STREIT, GERALD EDWARD, Austin 
Chemostiy, A<l>ll, 4•.\ + 

STRICKLAND, JOYCE ANN, Dallas 
Mathematics, .\K.\ 
STRINGER, PATRICIA KAY, Richardson 
Advertising, ..}...},..}., l'AX, Southern Belles, University Sweet­
heart, Texos Cowboy Sweetheart, Engineering Sweetheart, 
Cordettes, Ten Most Beautiful , Kinsorving Advisor, Campus 
Chest 

STUEBER, CAROL LEE, Cheyenne, Wyo. Sociology, .\X!?, Community Involvement, Round-Up 
STURDEVANT, THOMAS EWIN, Houston 
Finance SULLIVAN, PAUL VINCENT, Alvin Engl ish 
SULLIVAN, SUSANNE MARIE, Houston 
Journalism, Doily Texan SUMMERS, SARA S., Victoria Eng lish 
SUMPTER, LINDA ANN, Houston Nursing, TNSA, Upper-Class Advisor, Southern Singers 
SUROVEC, ROBERT LOUIS, Freeport 
Government 
SUTHERLAND, SHARON RUTH, Cuero 
M1crob1ology, Phi Beta Kinsolving, Honors Doy 

SVRCEK, FRANK CHARLES, Houston 
Physics, ~II~. Society of Physics Students 
SWAFFORD, GAYLE LYNN, Electra 
Mathematics 

SWAN, MARY ELIZABETH, Albuquerque, N. M. Elementary Education, .l.I', longhorn Singers TEUBNER, MARK GLENN, Dallas 



Mo thematics 
THEIS, DONNA MJ\XINE, Bishop 
Mathemat ics, AA~ 
THOMAS, DONALD DURAN, Amarillo 
History , II KA THOMAS, PATROSKY, Prairie View Mathemat ics , A<l>A 
THOMAS, PHILLIP WHITED, Houston Advert isi ng , A.1~ 
THOMAS, STEPHEN DOUGLAS, Fort Worth 
Studio Art THOMASON, CAROL ANN, Austin Secondary Education , K.lll 
THOMPSON, DAVID BOONE, McKinney 
Mechanical Engineering, AXA , ASME, Student Materials Society, Society of Eng ineering Science THOMPSON, JAMES ALLEN, Texarkana 
Architectural Engineering, !:X, House of Delegates
... THOMPSON, KENNETH HARRY, Austin
•t, 
Education.History and English, TSEA
"' 
THOMPSON, MICHAEL WESLEY, Pittsburg 
Industrial Management, ~X 
THOMPSON , ROY WAYNE, San Antonio Mathemat ics, A<l>D THOMPSON , STEVEN EUGENE, Austin 
Education-Mathematics and Chemistry 
THOMPSON, TOMMY LEWIS, Corsicana 
Mechanical Engineering, ASME 
THORNBERRY, DAVID HOMER, Austin Government, <l>.19, 'M-1!, TI~A 
THORNE, LYNN LEON, Breckenridge 
Pharmacy, LPhA THORNTON, BRUCE CARY, Houston Chemical Eng ineering, <1>112:, TBTI, OXE, AIChE 
THORNTON, ELIZABETH ANNE, Houston 
Journalism, fAX , SKUNKS , PRSSA THORP, CHARLES ARTHUR. Corpus Christi Fine Arts, Circle K 
THURMAN, GEORGE IRWIN JR., Vidor 
Accounting 


I 

·I 
Graduating Seniors 
TIMMONS, LINDA MARIE, Littlefield 
Elementary Education, K.lTI, AA.l, TIA9, <l>K<I> 
TIMS, KATHY HENNEBERGER, Austin 

Elementary Educat ion, .l.l.l, K.ln, Acacia Order of Delphi 
TINDEL, KAREN, Dallas 
French 
TINNERMAN, HELEN LOUISE, Aransas Pass 

Mathematics, .l.l..l, Scope 
TO, PHILIP KU Y, Hong Kong, China 
Pharmacy, Pharmacy Council, LPhA, International Committee, YD, Hong Kong Student Association, Chineie Student Assoc iat ion 
TOBIAS, STEPHANIE DIANE, Fort Worth 
Piychology 
TODD, JOHN EDWIN, Garland 
Pharmacy, LPhA 
TODD, LINDA ARLENE, Austin 
French 
TODD, SHARON ELIZABETH, San Antonio 
Journoliim, f:\X, PRSSA , House of Delegates 
TOLK, JOHN DAVID, Amarillo 

Aerospace Engineering, AXA, AIAA 
TOLSON, LESTER MARVIN, Mexia 
Stot iit ici 
TOMLINSON, GAIL ADELE, Jacksboro 
Journoliim, A~cl>. YD , Weiley Foundot ion, PRSSA 
TOMLINSON, REAVIS ELDON, Killeen 
Government, Pre-low Association, Men's Glee Club, MUN, PRSSA , International Club 
TOPP, JOHN WILLIAM, Harlingen 
Market ing , .l.~O . Americon Marketing Association, CBA Council 
TOPP, MELVIN KERRY, San Antonio 
Mathematics 
TOTTENHAM, PATRICIA ANN, Brenham 
Interior Design, XP., AID 
TOW, RICHARD WAYNE, Amarillo 
Advertising, AKq,, BAq,, <l>K<I> 
TOWNSEND, CLYDE DOUGLAS, Austin 
Fine Arts, ASA. SAIA 

TOWNSEND, LARRY BRUCE, Salado 
Engineering Science, American Meteorological Society 
TREVINO, JOE ROBERT, San Antonio 
Architecture 




T~IECE, TERRY MARGARET, Longview 
Mathematics and Latin , ..l..l..l , Campus Chest 
TRIMBLE, GLENDA RUTH, Lone Oak 
Fash ion Design 
TRONSON, JODIE KATHLEEN, Sanderson 
Nursing, TNSA, Assemblyman 
TROUT, BOBBIE JO, Mesquite 
H~tory 
TROUT, SUZANNE, Temple 
Sociology, Cordettes, Texas Union Travel Boord, Scope 
TUCKER, JOHN BEE Ill, Baytown 
Mathematics, KA 
TUNZE, SUSAN BLAIR, Anahuac 
Fashion Design 
TURET, DIANN DRIVER, Houston 
Music Education, A Cappello Choir, Varsity Singers 
TURNER, KATHLEEN MARGARET, San Antonio 
Home Econom ics 
TURNER, LELAND STANFORD, Dallas 
Economics 
TURNER, LYNN TUNZE, Anahuac 
Interior Design, AID 
TYLER, RICHARD LYNN, Rogers 
Civil Eng ineering , ASCE 
UPCHURCH, RONALD L., Midland Biology, AE.i, •1>11~ UPTON, LINDA LOU, Ingleside 
Home Economics 
URBANIC, JANIE LYNN, Beaumont 
Psychology, .l.l.l, Students' Association Committee 
URBANOVSKY, BOBBY WAYNE, Pasadena 
Chem istry 
UTSEY, REBECCA ANN, Tyler 
Mothemot ics, X.\ 
VAN, WILLIAM HOWARD, Carrollton 
Mathematics, Inter-Varsity Christion Fellowship 
VAN HORN, FRANCES K .. Austin 
History 
VANCE, JOHN BARRINGTON, San Antonio 
Business 

Class of 1970 
VANCE, KIM DWAIN, Paris 
Mothemol ie1 and Computer Science 
VARGAS, LUIS MANUEL, San Antonio 
Aerospace Engineering 
VARIAN, WILLIAM THOMAS, San Antonio 
History 
VASQUEZ. ANNABELLA, Benavides 
Pharmacy, KF., .\ .U 
VERA, EDWARD M .. San Antonio 
Marketing, ..l!:ll, American Marketing Association 
VERDUCCI, LOUIS RAY, Pasadena 
Chemical Engineering 
VESS, DONALD SYLVAN, DeSoto 
Psychology 
VEST, GEORGE WAVERLY JR., Weslaco Accounlong , <l>.iA, <1>11!: , BA-¥ VILLARREAL, JOSE ARMANDO JR .. Brownsville 
Governmenl 
VILLARREAL, JUDITH G .. Corpus Christi 
Elementary Education 
VILLARREAL , VICTOR ROMEO, Rio Grande City Pharmacy, <1>.iX VILLASTRIGO, ANDREW HEINISCH, San Antonio 
Government, Rugby Team , YR 
VINSON, CHARLES EVERETT, El Paso 
Chemical Eng1neer1ng , TOii , -l>K'I-, Tejos Club, Texas Cow· boys, Goodfellow 
VOELZEL, GUSTAVE WALTER Ill, Houston 
Archilecture, .\4'{1, AIA 
VOGEL, CAROL LYNN, Austin 
Art History 
VOIGT, CAROLE REINE, San Antonio 
Mothemat1cs, .l.Z, Fine Arh Committee 
VOIGT, WILLADENE, Poth 
Buuneu Educaloon, non . r.ir., A.\6 , All -Campus Ad· 

visors , Houie of Delegates 
VOLLMER, PHYLLIS JOANN, Baton Rouge, La . 
Nursing 
WADDELL, ROBERT BRUCE, Eagle Lake 
8us 1nen 
WADE, JAMES HENRY, Dallas 
EngltSh, Te101 Club, P'rt ·low Auoc iot ion, Round-Up, 
Challenge WAGGONER , JUDY , w;ch ;ta Falls Government, KKr WAGGONER . MICHAEL BRUCE , ArVington Business, Kl: WAGNER, ELAINE LOUISE, Aust;n Art History WAIDE, JACK BOID, El Paso Zoology, <l>H.l:, A&S Council, Deon's list WALKER , CHRISTINE ANN , San Anton;o Pharmacy, XO, A.U , KE, PX, Ph; Beto K;n­solving, Acacia Order of Delphi, Mortar Boord, LPhA , Pharmacy Council , Coclus WALKER , SHIRLEY ANN , Aust;n Sociology, j,~9. Soooks, Ethnic Studies Committee 



WALL, GLADYS ANN, Houston 
Education-History, Spooks. Union Commi ttee 
WALL , JOHN THOMAS, Tyler Civil Eng ineering, XF., TBn, ASCE WALLACE , DAVID LOWRY, Junct;on Pharmacy, <f>~X WALLACE , EDWARD BLUME , Shreveport, la. Architecture, :\PX, Sphinx, Architecture Coun­cil, Challenge, House of Delegates, SAIA WALTER, DAVID Hill, Roswell , N. M. Government, House of Delegates, lntromurols, AROTC WALTERS, JAMES EDWARD, Aust;n 
Mechanical Engineering 
WALTERS, JAMES ROYCE , Dallas 
Pharmacy 
WALTERS, MARY MARGARET, Houston Physical Education and Mathematics, Intercolle­giate Tennis and Badminton, PEM Club, Upper. Closs Advisor WARD, JAMES EUGENE, Houston Economics, ~Ki', International Business Auocia­tion, Weight Lift ing Club, Project Venezuela WARDELL , ROY l .. Polest; ne Government, YR, Pre-Low Association WARE ING, LESLIE LENOIR, Crockett Art and Psychology, XP., Angel Fl;ght WARREN, GEORGE MacDONALD, San Anton;o Business Administrotion-Morketing 
WARWICK. CAROLYN, Houston Elementary Edu·ation WATERS, CYNTHIA JAN, Dallas Advert ising, rAX WATFORD. BETTIE SELDEN, Aust ;n Journalism ond Management, AOTT, J"j,E, Canterbury Association WATKINS, CHARLES EDWARD, Corpus Chr;si; Mathematics, O!.P-TKA , Varsity Debate, Oratorical Association, CommunicotioM Coun~ cil, House of Delegates, MUN, ACLU 
WATKINS, LYNN BROOKS, league Gty Eco nomics WATSON , JOSEPH PRESLEY Ill , Houston Architectural Engineering, Acl>O, Students' Association Committee, AAAE, Royal Spirit Committee, Election Commission 


Graduating Seniors 

WATT, GARY WAYNE, Austin Mechanical Engineering, TOn, nT~. c11H~. KKi', longhorn Bond, Posse, Engineering Council, ASME, TSPE, Goodfellow 
WAUGH, JO ANNE, Liberty 
Spanish, K.\ A, Te•os Union Committee, Campus Chest 
WEARY, ANDREW HARVEY, Dallas 
Zoology, Karate Club, C1ti:rens for Overpopulation Education 
WEATHERS, JAMES DANIEL, Griffin, Ga . 
Biology, K.\ , Karole Club, longhorn Aero Club 
WEAVER, ELIZABETH ANN, Dallas 
Hostory, 11.10, CIRUNA 
WEBRE, LLOYD POSEY, Houston 
Business Adm1nutrot1on, American Finance Association, Real Eslate Society 

WEINER, BARRY MICHAEL, San Antonio 
Architecture, .\ F:ll 
WEINGARTEN, ALICE FAYE, Houston 
Educat ion . .lt~E. Royal Spiri t Comm ittee 
WEINSTEIN, JUDITH LYNN, Dallas 
Sociology, .\ E"• 
WEINTRAUB, DAVID ALLAN, Dallas 
History, T.lcl• 
WELCH, MARK ALAN, New Boston 
Bus iness 
WELCH, RUSSELL FRANKLIN, Lufkin 
Special Educot1on, .\TP., Student Councd for Except ional Chi ldren 
WELLS, JULIA FAIR, Eagle Lake 
Mothemol1cs, K.\H, Association for Computing Machinery, Sweetheart of Chaltett 
WELLS, TERRY LEE, Austin 
Mcchon1col Engineering, .\cl>P., Engineering Council, ASME, TSPE, Eng 1neer1ng Po.ver Show 
WERTHEIMER, SUE ANN, Dallas 
Public Relations, PRSSA, Ashbel Society, Round-Up 
WEST, ALBERT WASHINGTON, San Antonio 
Finance, <l>l'.l 
WESTFALL, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Cisco 
Government 
WETUSKI, RAFT HYMAN, Houston 
History, YO 
WEYAND, LOUIS 0., Austin 
Mathematics 
WHARTON, JAMES ERIC, Dallas 
Electrical Engineering, IEEE, Karole Club 
597 


WHEELER, WILLIAM MARLEY, McK;nney 
Government 
WHITE , CAROLYN ANN , Temple 
Educa ti on 
WHITE, MOLLY TYNER, Carpus Chr;u; 
History and Government 
WHITE, SHARON KAY, Weslaco 
Home Economio 
WHITING, SHARON CAROL, College Stat;an 
Music Educa tion, ~.\I , Symphon ic Band 
WHITTI NGTON, GARY ROYESTON, Carpus Chdst; 
Psychology, St.,,dent Christian Fellowship 
W IATREK , MARILYN RUTH , Karnes Gty 
Mathemat ics 
WICKER, SANDRA LEE, Dallas 
Mothemotics, j,7., Challenge, Freshman En­counter Advisor, Freshman Council, legisla­tive Conference, SKUNKS, TSEA 
WILEY, GORDON DOUGLAS, Fart Warth 
Indus tr ial Managemen t, ~r6. 
WILHELM, JOHN AUGUST, Jonesboro Biol ogy · WILKEY, DONNA JEAN, Ab;lene 
Microbiology, AE.l. , Challenge, Blanton Ad­viso r, Scope 
WILKINSON, LARRY ELDON, league Gty 
Anthropo logy 
Will, JANET BROWN, Spdngdale, Ark. 
Span is h. !.l.TI 
WILLARD , SUSAN JANE , Henderson 
Elementary Ed ucat ion 
WILLE , DIANE LOUISE , Bryn Mawr, Pa . 
International Studies and Government, CEC Com­mittee 
WILLIAMS, BRADFORD RALSTON, AusHn 
Statistics, AK+ 
WILLIAMS, DENNIS MICHAEL, la Parle 
Journa lism, Shuffleboard Squad 
WILLIAMS, JEANNE ANN, Shamrock 
Music Educdtion, TB~. ! AI, longhorn Bond, Concert Choir 
WILLIAMS, LOUIS BOOTH JR., Par;s 
Personnel Management and Industrial Rela­tions, 2:~E. AIESEC 
WILLIAMS, RITA LOUISE, Aust;n 
Zoology, TR:!:, AF..i, AAA, Longhorn Band, 

Newmon Club, little Sisters of the laurel 
WILLIAMS, WENDELL CURTIS, Ter.1ple 
Finance , ~!rr 
WILLIAMSON, DAVID HAL, ltasoo 
Pharmacy 
WILLIAMSON, RICHARD EDWIN, San Antonio 
Accoun ti ng , BA+ 
WILLIAMSON, TROY WEONARD, Paris 
Psychology 

Class of 1970 
WILLIS, LARRY NEIL, Marble Falls 
Psychology, NROTC 
WILMUT, CHARLES GORDON, Dallas 
Aerospace Engineering, A IAA' 
WILSON, BENITA FAY, Lufkin 
Advertuing, ..\l'J., l'.\ X:, Communications Council 
WILSON, CHARLES MONROE Ill, Dallas 
General Business, J.~H. CBA Council, House of Delegates, Intro · 
murals, lnterfratern1ty Council, Outstanding Intramural Manager 
Award 
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER JOHN, Austin 
Zoology, ATP., •Ml~•.U:..1, Texas Cowboys 
WILSON, IRENE FRANCES, Hallettsville 
Economics, Y Tutor, Freshman Encounter Advisor, IOR, Inferno. tionol Committee, Community Involvement Committee 
WILSON, MARTHA JEAN, Pasadena 
Bi,olosy 
WILSON, MARY MELINDA, Angleton 
History and English, Texas Union Comm11tee, Texas Sacred Sing· ers, Upp~r-Clau Advisor 
WILSON, MICHELLE IVY, Dallas 
Art i11story , .\XP., Challenge 
WILSON, THOMAS J., Dickinson 
Geology, OK.\, Underwater Society 
WINDHAM, JUDITH ANN, Livingston 
English , K . .\A, little Sisters of tlie Shield and Diamond, YR, Heflin Advisor 
WINEGARDNER, JOE E., San Antonio 
Elementary Edu cation , TBll, IEEE 
WINKLER, GARY ZANE, Gruver 
Finance 
WISE, JACK G., Austin 
Finance, AT!l, Te1as Club, Texas Cowboys, lnterfrolernity Council 
WITCHER, LINDA JO, Amarillo 
Pharmacy, KF., LPhA 
WITT, WALLACE THURSTON JR., Aransas Pass 
Marketing , ,\X.\ 
WOEST, DONALD ROGER, Pasadena 
Secondary Education 
WOLF, PAULETTE, Brownsville 
Educa11on-Sociology, .\Efl>, Fruhmon Council, MUN 
WOLFF, HAROLD LAWRENCE JR., Gonzales 
Elecl11col Eng1nHr1ng 
WOLTER, DORETTA JEAN, Galveston 
Sociology 

598 


WONG, CONNIE, Houston 
Microb iology 
WONG, DAVID DAH-HWAI, Hong Kong, China 
Ma na gement, 6l: fi 
WONG, KATHLYN JOYCE, San Antonio 
Psychology 
WOOD, JANIS LYNN, Port Arthur 
Home Economics, Home Economics Chapter 
WOOD, PHYLLIS KAY, Austin 
In terior Design, X,1, Freshma n Council, AID 

WOOD, WARREN ALBERT, Fort Worth 
Phormocy, K'I'. LPhA 
WOODALL, MARY CELESTE, Tyler 
Elementa ry Education, ACE 
WOODARD, ARDYSS W., Greenville 
Spon;sh, KA& 
WOODARD, LINDA MARRINE, Weatherford 
Elementary Education, lntromurols, Valhalla Cooperative 
WOODS, PAUL KENNETH, Henderson 
Mathema tics 

WOODS, THERRELL E., San Antonio Accounti ng, ..).~IT WOOLSEY, JAMEE, Corpus Christi 
Physica l Educa tion 
WORKMAN, THOMAS EDWARD JR., Houston 
Electrical Engineering, TKE, longhorn Singe rs 
WORSHAM, GARY JAMES, Columbus, Ohio 
Stat istics, 6~n 
WORTHAM, MICHAEL BRUCE, Houston 
Mathematics, AFROTC, Longhorn Bond 
WORTMAN, GEORGE ISAAC, Lubbock 
Phormocy, K'I'. LPhA , AROTC 
WR.EN, FLOYD G. JR., Corpus Christi 
Psychology 
WREN, JOHN CALVIN, Weatherford 
Fina nce, .\ K• 
WRIGHT, CAROLYN JO, San Antonio 
Busi ness Administra tion 
WRIGHT, ELLA MARIE, Crosby 
Anthropology 


Graduating Seniors 
WRIGHT . ESTHER LOUISE . Aust;n 
French and English 
WRIGHT , HAROLD EUGENE , Cleburne Pharmacy, tfl..).X WRIGHT, HERBERT RAWSON Ill, Ab•lene Engineering Route to Busineu Adm 1n1strot1on, NROTC, Crow's Nest, Buccaneer Onll Team, Scabbard & Blade Society WRIGHT , ROBERT MAX JR ., Bello"• History ond Asian Stud ies, X<ft , As ian Studies Club YAFFE, MARILYN SUSAN , Dollos Jaurnolum, l'AX, Hdlel Foundation 
YARBROUGH . DANA ELIZABETH , Galveston Elementary Education, .\...\II, Spooks, Oronge Jochls, Mortor Board, Education Council, Goodfellow YATES, BONNIE BELL . Beaumont Engl,.h, ZT.\, Ashbel Soc;ery YATES, KENNETH HAROLD, Yonkers, N. Y. Electrical Engineering, X4,, IEEE , Sports Cor Club, lntramurals YAZDI , MOJTABA . Tehron, Iron Petroleum Engineering , AIME YEE , ALLISON SING. Houston Zoology, •Ml~•.\~...\ •.\<l>P., c1>!: , Texas Union Committees, MUN, lnlernolionol Club, Deon's Lui, Chinese Students Associa­tion 
YODER, KAREN ELISE. We;mor English and Speech, ...\1' , .\ .\...\, Littlefield Advisor YOM, KERRY SOO, Seoul, Koreo Chem ical Eng •neenng YOUMANS, ROBERT ALAN, Son Anton;o Government, AROTC YOUNG, CHARLES FREDERICK , Texos Gty Psychology, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Swim­ming Team, Men's Glee Club YOUNG , DONALD RAY . Freeport Civil Engineering, !:TI, lnterfroternity Council, ASCE YOUNG. VANESA LYNN, Ab; lone Elementary Educol1on 
ZACHARIAS, BARBARA LEE, Dollos Sociology ZAMORANO , RUBEN GAMEZ , Amor;llo Latin American Studies, Institute of Latin American Studies, YD , MASO ZAPATA , GEORGE DOVALINA JR ., Loredo Government, <l>!:A, Men's Glee Club, MUN, Pre-low Assoc iat ion , APSA ZEPEDA, DAVID EDWARD, Houston Biology ZIZELMANN, JOHN ROBERT . Houston Mechanical Enqineering, A«l>O, Election Com­mission, Goodfellow, TSPE ZUNIGA , DIANA GLORIA , Loredo Physical Eng ineer ing, K...\JT, PEM Club 
599 

Seniors 

ACREMAN, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL, Odessa ADAMS, ANN ARLENE, Houston ADAMS, CHRISTOPHER HENRY J., Austin ADAMS, ROBERT McCLELLAND Ill, Houston ANDERSON, RICHARD DEAN, La Marque ANDERTON, NORMAN S. Ill, Arl ington ARMSTRONG, KENNETH BEALLE, Fort Worth AUSTIN, WILLIAM S., Fort Worth 
AVERY, LUCILLE CHRISTINA, Austin BAKER, CHARLES EVERETT, Holland BALOGH, JAMES MICHAEL, San Antonio BARRENTINE, JOE OSCAR, Canton BECK, JOHN RICHARD, San Antonio BELLINGHAUSEN, DONNA ANN, Munday BENNETT, DOUGLAS FAIRFIELD, Woodville BIRD, WILLIAM LIGHTNER JR., Fort Worth 
BLALOCK, CHARLES STUART IV, Marshall BLOOM, MADALY BETH, Clarksdale, Miss. BOBO, CAROLYN GAIL, Austin BOLAND, MICHAEL LEE, San Antonio BORRER, JERRY LEE, San Antonio BOSWELL, BEN AUTREY JR., Temple BOWMAN, WAYNE FRANKLIN Ill, Houston BOYD, GLENN WELDON, Jacksonville 
BRASELTON, LINDA ADAIR, Fort Worth BREWER, TRAVIS EARL, Brenham BROWDER, DAVID EDWIN, Burleson BROWN, ALPHONCE, Wichita Falls BURTON, JOSEPH ARNOLD, Palacios CALABRO, FRANK PETER, San Antonio CANTRELL, CECIL DELL, Houston CARPENTER, JOAQUIN, Cotulla 
CARVAJAL, CHARLES EDWARD, San Antonio 
CASSELL, JOHN LOUIS JR., Dallas CATES, JOHN WARREN, San Antonio CAVANAUGH, KENNETH LEE, San Antonio CHERRY, WILLIAM FREDRICK II, Crosby CLAWSON, JAMES BRUCE, Devine COLLINS, CHARLES JOSEPH Ill, San Antonio COLLINS, KENNETH FLOYD, Kilgore 


COWAN, TERRENCE ROSS, Austin COX, JOHN WAYNE, Grand Prairie COYM, PATRICK WILLIAM, Alice CRAIG. RICHARD NEIL, Lake Jackson CROMPTON, DAVID R., Unionville, Conn. CROWELL, JAMES ORAN, Amarillo 
CULVER, LINDA MARY, Phillips DALTON, LOYD JR .. San Antonio 
DANFORTH, DOUGLAS MUELLER, Austin D'AREZZO, ALFRED JOHN JR., Austin 
-DARVILLE, DARLA JUNE, Odessa DAVILA, NORMA ANN , San Antonio DEINKEN, ANNA F., Los Alamos, N. M. DE LA GARZA, VIHOR JR., McAllen DICKSON, RAYMOND LESLIE, Waco DIES, MARTIN WHITE, Lufkin 
DIRUSSO, DONNA, Devine DISNEY, DEBORAH ANN, Fort Worth DOHERTY, WILFRED L., Houston DOMMERT, DAVID EDWIN, Pasadena DRIGGERS, JOHN MACK, Tyler DRISKILL, DONALD OSCAR, Houston DUBOSE, WALTER HENRY, Austin DUKE, TERRY WAYNE, Lancaster 
DUNLAP, SUSAN ANN, Lockhart EADS, MARGARET JEAN, Carlsbad, N. M. EATON, GERALD STEPHEN, San Antonio EATON, RICHARD AIDAN, San Antonio ELIZARDO, ROBERTO LUIS, San Antonio ELLIS, MARGARET FUCHS, San Antonio ELLIS, SUSAN TARLTON, Austin ELMORE, SANDRA ANTOINETTE, McAllen 
ENGLISH, WILKE DENTON, Austin 
FARGASON, EDDIE WAYNE, Plainview 
FEUERBACHER, CARLA VEE, Austin 
FRYAR, RONALD STEPHEN, Brownwood 
FUCHS, CHRISTINE E., San Antonio 
GANTNER, DIANE MARIE, El Paso 
GARRETT, SAMMY D., Bridgeport 
GARZA, YOLAND IRIS, Edinburg 



GILL, HAL MICHAEL, Midland GILLASPIE, DAN WARD, Webster GIPS, ROBERT CHARLES JR., Luling GLADE, THOMAS WALKER, Lufkin GLASGOW, KEN WALLACE, Ozark, Ala . GLASSMIRE, CHARLES JOSEPH, Groves GOLDBERG, GARY IRWIN, Dallas GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO J., San Antonio 
GOODFRIEND, GARY MARC, Austin 

GRAHAM, SIDNEY LEE, Marshall GREEN, TED EDWARD JR., Houston GRYGAR, RONALD REED, Temple GUERRA, ERNESTO C. JR., Edinburg GUERRA, SANDRA LYDIA, McAllen GULLEN, ATANACIO CRUZ JR ., Amarillo GULLEEN, KRIS KARL, Austin GUSTAFSON, VIRGINIA JOYCE, Austin 
HAHN, GREGORY JOHN, San Antonio 
HALEY, DENNIS CLYDE, Canyon 
HALL, LUTHER GLENN, Wharton 
HAMILTON, CHARLES B. JR., Taylor 
HAMILTON, LAWRENCE ALAN, Dallas HAMILTON, ROGER DEAN, Mabank HANSON, JANET FAYE, Cuero 
HARGRAVES, EDDIE JO, Baytown HARRELL, JOSEPH DANIEL, Dallas HARRISON, ROGER DALE, Haltom City HAYS, HARLAN DAVID, Taylor HAYWOOD, CHARJ.ES, Brownsville 
HEERS, DANIEL KENNETH, Dallas HENDERSON, WILLIAM WATSON JR., Austin HENSLEY, JOHN CHARLES, San Antonio 
HERTZ, RAYMOND STANLEY, Dallas HEWETT, HELEN JACKIE, Freeport HINOJOSA, ARNOLD JOEL, Edinburg HOMMEL, MARY GRACE, Fort Worth HOUZVICKA, FRANK JOHN II, Richardson HUBBARD, GEORGE HUGHLAND, Austin 
HUDSON, BEVERLY JEWEL, Palestine 
HUDSON, JOHN MICHAEL, Amarillo 
io 


Seniors 
HUMPHREY, VIRGINIA LEE, Dallas HUSER, PATRICIA ANN, Houston JACKSON, CAROLYN DIANE, Lake Jackson JACKSON, FLOYD STACY, Lockesburg, Ark. JENKINS, DAN STANLEY, Hico JENKINS, ROBERT WILLIAM, Fort Worth JOHN. DONALD HUGH, San Antonio JOHNS, STEPHEN HARRY, San Antonio 
JOHNSON, DANNY ELMO, Dallas JONES, MARILYN ANN, Hallsville JUDD, KENNETH R., Satellite Beach, Fla. JUNG, MARVIN A. JR., New Braunfels KELLY, HORACE EUGENE Ill, Houston KELLY, KERRY ROSS, Fort Worth KELLY, PAUL DIXON, McAllen KENDRICK, GERALD ALAN, Dallas 
KEYS, JERRY MALCOM, Childress KILKUSKIE, VIRGINIA LEE, Philips KILLGORE, DONNIE WAYNE, Brady Kl NG, SAMUEL LESLIE JR., Alice KIRCHNER, BEN RUSSELL, Pasadena KOEPNICK, SHIRLEY R., Houston KOHLTFARBER, LESLIE RANDALL, Baytown KREIGER, MARK STEVEN, Austin 
LANGE, KENNETH DALE, Victoria LAW, MARIAN COMBS, San Antonio LEWIS, CHARLES EDWIN, Houston LEWIS, JOHN CHARLES, Austin LIESMAN, ROBERT ARTHUR, Boerne LINDSEY, JAMES MALCOLM, Austin LITTLE, SUE ELLEN, Granbury LITTON, BEVERLY ANNE, Baytown 
LOFTIS, BRUCE, Houston 
LOPEZ, ARMANDO JR., San Antonio 
LOVE, ELISABETH LYNN, Lufkin 
LOWERY, LEON HERCHEL, Dallas 
LOWRIE, DAVID AUSTIN, Austin 
LUKE, THOMAS EDWARD JR., Houston 
MAADAH, ALI GHORMULLAH, Bani-Salim, 
Saudi Arabia 
MAGEL, JAMES BEN, Pleasanton 




Seniors 

MANESS, MARGARET LYN, Granbury 
MARTINETS, ALLEN GENE, Holland 
MASLEY, DAVID ALLEN, San Antonio 
MATTHEWS, WILLIE LEE, Houston 
MAUPIN, PAMELA, Pasadena 
MAURY, DONNA GAIL, Dallas 
MAY, DOUGLAS GLEN, Houston 
MAXWELL, GARY LORAN, Lometa 
McDONNELL, MILTON A., Victoria 
MclNTOSH, GARY DAVID, Odessa 
McNEIL, MICHAEL RAY, Odessa 
McVEY, DIANE, Dallas 
McWILLIAMS, JACK BRYAN, Houston 
MEDFORD, PHILIP MAIN, Lufk in 
MESSER, BEVERLY ELAINE, Amarillo 
MICKLETHWAITE, DWIGHT BRUNER, Brady 
MILLER, GARY GEORGE, Pasadena, Calif. MIRACLE, BRUCE GILBERT, Wills Point MONROE, JAMES PATRICK, Corpus Christi MONROE, SAMMYE LOU, Pampa MOORE, CHARLES W., El Dorado, Ark. MOORE, MICHAEL RAY, Yoakum MORENO, PHILLIP JAMES, Beeville MORTON, CRAIG, Austin 
MOSS, KATHRYN ANN, Devine MURRAY, VIRGINIA LEE, Dallas MUZNY, ROBERT THOMAS JR., Lake Jackson NEAL, LARRY ALLEN, Temple NEEL, LEROY KEMP, Houston NUGENT, MICHELLE CECILIA, Dallas O'CONNOR, KATHLEEN MARY, Dallas OZMUN, ELEANOR BETHEL, Houston 
PALMER, SUSAN LYNN, Houston PALOMERA, TIM Ill, San Antonio PARKER, CLIFFORD DWAYNE, Cuero PEESE, GARY RAY, San Antonio PENNINGTON, WALTER BRUCE, Austin PERSYN, STEVE GUS, Castroville PESCHKA, JOSEPH CRAIG, Vidor PETKAS, PETER JAMES, Houston 
POPE, JAMES ERNEST, Austin P.OPE, PATRICIA ANN, Fort Worth POWERS, PATRICIA, Austin PULLIN, GARY CARl, San Antonio RABENSBURG, AUBREY NEALE, Houston RAMON, VICTOR JOSE, Rio Grande City RANDALL, ANNETIE MARIE, La Marque RAY, PHILIP DEWOLF, Greenville 
RAY, SUSAN, Fort Worth REAM, LEE JANE, Austin REDDICK, HENRY FRANKLIN, Arlington REDDING, MICHAEL TAYLOR, San Antonio REINHARDT, ALFRED HENRY, Victoria REVES, RANDALL ROCKNE, Odessa REYES, JOE JR., Blessing REYNA, JOHNNY, San Antonio 
REYNOLDS, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Texarkana RICE, THOMAS NAFFE, Austin ROCHS, MARGARET ANN, Aust in RODRIGUEZ, MARIA EDNA, Laredo ROGERS, RONALD LEE, Arlington ROMBERG, VINCENT GEORGE, Baytown ROSALES, RALPH JOSEPH JR ., SJn Antonio ROTHWELL, DONALD JOE. Austin 
ROUTT, JAMES O' NEAL Ill, Dallas RUBINSTEIN, TIMOTHY F., San Antonio RUCKEL, CHARLES W. Ill, Gulfport, Miss. RUDDER, LINDA KAE, Lawton, Okla. RUIZ, ABUNDIO JR., Austin RUSHTON, JANICE EDNA, San Antonio RUSSELL, JEF CHAISON, Beaumont SALDIVAR, SARA SYLVIA, Houston 
SAPP, JOSEPH STAFFORD, Conroe SAUNDERS, CATHERINE EMMA, San Antonio SCHILLER, ROBERT RANEY, Cameron SCHOBERLE, CARL JOSEPH Ill, Dallas SCHRAEDER, JERRY DALE, Fort Worth SEELY, JACK W., Beaumont SEIGLER, LARRY WAYNE, Morton SENKOW, KENNETH, Dallas 



SHARP, KATHERINE LEE, Dallas SHAVER, PHILIP EDWARD, Austin SHIFFLETT, l YNN E., Deleon 
SHORTAll, JOHN GREGORY JR., San Antonio SIMS, DOUGLAS REX, Ganado SINCLAIR, JIMMY DAN, Grand Prairie SINGLETARY, LOREN B., Greensboro, N. C. SINGLETON, ROBERT LEE JR., San Antonio 
SLOAN, DWIGHT DAVID, San Antonio SMITH, BURLEIGH JOHN, San Antonio SMITH, CHARLES MICHAEL, Stillwater, Okla. SMITH, JOHN OLIVER, Austin SMITH, STEVEN ROBERT, Euless SNELLINGS, RICHARD PAUL, Humble SOUTH, JACK GREGORY, Clyde STEWART, ROBERT GEORGE, Fort Worth 
STILES, FRANCIS DEAN, Thorndale STOERNER, SUZANNE, Houston STONE, ARLIS FRANKLIN JR., New London STONG, STEPHEN MOORE, Houston SUMPTER, EUGENE DALE, Port Lavaca TALLEY, DENNIS LEE, Denison TAYLOR, JAMES FRANKLIN, Corsicana TAYLOR, JOHN THOMAS, Jefferson 
THOMAS, MARY JANE, Amarillo THOMPSON, RODNEY BROOKE, Winnetka, Ill. THOMPSON, TOMMY DEAN, Fort Worth TODAR, YVONNE ELIZABETH, Waco TOUPS, CAROLYN ROSE, Refugio TRACY, MARGARET EVELYN, Houston TRUSS, ROBERT STEVE, Midland TUCKER, FRED PEEL, Corpus Christi 
TUMLINSON, THOMAS EDWARD, San Antonio TURNER, DAVID ALAN, Austin TWOMEY, FREDRIC LAWRENCE, Denton VAN ZANDT, DOUGLAS T., Dallas WAGNER, FRANK H. JR., Portsmouth, N. H. WALKER, RONALD BRUCE, Refugio WARNING, KARL ROBERT, New Lenox, Ill. WARRINGTON, GARY ALAN, San Antonio 

Seniors 


WATKINS, CHARLES LEE Ill, Dallas WATSON, JAMES ANDREW, San Antonio WEAR, WILLIAM ORANGE Ill, Austin WEBB, LORINDA LEA, San Antonio WELLS, STEPHEN JACKSON, Fort Worth WHEATCROFT, JOH~ DAVID, Houston WHITE, ANNE IVEY, Raleigh, N. C. WHITE, WILLIAM VICTOR, Dallas 
WILLIAMS, DENNIS ALAN, Baytown WILLIAMS, KARL LEONARD, Bandera WILSON, CLAUDE REESE, San Angelo WILSON, PAUL MANNIE, Waco WINN, CONNIE SUE, Blanco WOOLEY, JOHN CAREY, Corpus Christi YELDERMAN, CLAIRE ANN, El Paso YELDERMAN, JOAN RAE, Rosenberg 
YOAST, KENNETH LEE, San Antonio YORK, JOHN LOUIS, Wharton YOUNG, DAVID ANDREWS, Killeen YOUNGBLOOD, CLAUDE RUDD, Waskom ZISSMAN, EDWARD HERMAN, El Paso 



ABERNATHY, ROBERT ARTHUR, Alamogordo, N. M. ACREE, JAMES DAVID, Victoda ADAMS, DEBORAH LOE. AmarHlo ADAMS, MARY GEORGENE, Beaumont ADAMS, SARAH JANE, Mesquite ADKINS, DAVID JOE , Georgetown AERTKER , ROGER CASE . Fort Worth AGOLD, DAVID CHARLES, San Antonio 
ALEXANDER, PATRICIA J., Runge ALLMAN, NANCY LYNNE, Hur.tsvrne AMAYA, BALDEMAR LICEA, Corpus Christ; AMIRKABIRIAN, IRAJ, Tabdz, Persia ANDERSON, BETTY JOYCE, Galveitan ANDERSON, JAMES DAFFIS, Austin ANDERSON, MARGARET FORREST, Asherton ANDERSON, RODNEY KING, Cameron 
ANGEVINE, TERRY THOMAS, Midland 
ANTHONY, DWIGHT WELDON, Baytown 
ARMSTRONG , JEFFREY NEAL , Fort Warth 

. ARMSTRONG, JOHN JAMES, Panhandle ARTHUR , THOMAS GAIL , Kingsv ille ATKINSON, MELODY °MARGARET, Addison, Ill. ATTERHOLT, DRUSClllA JANE, Milford, Ohio AUTREY, SHARON KAY, Houston 
AVRI ETT, PATRICIA ANN, Waco ~ABB, RICHARD OTT, Paris BAETHGE , JONATHAN DANIEL , Fredericksburg BAGLEY, TAFFY DIANE, El Posa BAILEY, ALDEN OLIN JR., Pasadena BAIN, BEYERLY ANN, San Antonio BAIRD , SHERRY KAY , Bellaire BAKER, !SABEL CATHERINE, Son Antonio 
BAKER , JEFFREY ROTH , Houston 
BAKER , THOMAS BENNETT JR ., Kenedy 
BALCOM, KAREN SUZANNE, Son Antonio 
BALDR IDG E, DANNY EUGENE , Cameron 
BALDWIN, JAMES WADE, Fort Worth 
BALLINGE R, PHI LIP ROBERT, Sumler, S. C. 
BALLMAN, DON EARL, Mort 
BALLOU, JAY ARCH , Dallas 

BALTZELL, GARY CHARLES, Houston BANKS, VIRGINIA ANNE, Austin BANKS, CHARLES ALBERT, Pensacola, Fla. BARBLES, LARRY DREW, Houston BARKER, PATRICK AUSTIN, San Antonia BARNES, STEPHANIE ANN, Odessa BARR, SUSAN GAYLE, Austin BARRETT, EMILY ELIZABETH, Bellaire 

Class of 1971 


BARRETT, JAMES ANDERSON, Mt. Pleasant BARRETT , RICHARD HERMAN 111, Tyler BARRON, DORIS JEAN, Dallas BARTELS, GREGORY ALAN , Victoria BARTMESS, GEARY 111 , Beaumont BARTON , NANCY EARLE , Monahans BARTULAS, FAYE CAROLYN, Vkloda BAS ILA, JO ANN, San Anlonio 
BATES, DONNIE JOE , Kermit BATES, GARTH CHARLES JR., Houston BATES, IRA IRVING, Modland BATES, ROBERT HAROLD, Dallas BATTERTON, PAUL EDWARD JR., San Anton io BAXTER, CAROL FRANCES, Austin BAXTER , WILLIAM JOSEPH, Dallas BAZAN, JUAN MANUEL, Vicloda 
BAZAN , ROEL , Freer BEARDEN, BETSY ANNE, Rochardson BEASLEY, ANITA JANE, Austin BEATY , CLAIRE, Henroetla BEENE , STEVEN EARL , Dallas BEHAL , EUGENE FRANK , Eagle Pass . BELL , F. KELLY JR ., M•dland BELSON, CHARLES MAYNARD , Rosebud 
BENAVIDES, ROGER JAMES, San Anlonio BENDER, CRAIG KAVANAUGH , Fort Worlh BENN, GARY l, Abernathy BENTON, BARRY LOUIS, Dollos BERGMAN, BETSY MAURICE, Wichita, Kans. BIBLE, JONATHAN DAVID, Houslon BIBO, JOHN CRAIGHEAD, Houston BIGGERSTAFF, JAMES ROY, Overton 
BIGGERSTAFF, JERRY RAYBRO. Overton 
BILLINGSLEY . SHIRLEY LEE, Kdleen 
BINGHAM , MELINDA SUE, Ausl•n 
BIRDWELL, JOSEPH M. JR ., Dumas 
BLACK , CATHARINE DURAND, Seobrook 
BLACK, REBECCA, Houston 
BLACKFORD, CAROL ANN , Rochordson 
BLAINE , SANDRA KAY, C>Sco 

BLAIR , MARY ELIZABETH . For I Worth BLANTON , NANCY , Dollas BLAUSER , GREGORY LEE , Houston BOOCH , HELEN ELIZABETH , Amardlo BOONE, DORRIS EVELYN , Aust•n BORDEN, ROBERT CHRISTIAN, Bryan BAUCHER. CHRISTINE E . Son Anlon •o BOUDOIN, ERNEST SHELDON, Metomo, lo 

604 


BOWERS, Bill DAVID, Teague BOWLES BARBARA ALLEN, Son Morcos BOYER , BONNIE LYNN , Son Antonio BRACH ER, ROBIN SUE, Houston BRACY, ANDREA LEW, Austin BRADEN , GAIL , Dellos BRADEN JOYCE IRENE , Posodeno BRADSHAW, CHARLINE, Mesquite 
BRADY, KATHLEEN M., Son Anton io 
BRAMLETT, REBECCA ANN , Houston 
BRETT, NANCY JO, Go Ives ton 
BREWER, ROBERT LEWIS, Tyler 
BRIGGS, JOHN ELLIOTT, Mineral Wells 
BRIGHAM, BETTY LOU, Edna 
BRIGHTWELL, EMILY, Houston 
BRINKLEY, SALLY KATE, Son Antonio 

BRISCO, JAMES ISAM Ill, Sheridon BROOKS, BENJAMIN ACI E, Dollos BROOKS, JUDY LEE, Kilgore BROOKS, LLOYD WILLIAM JR., Dollos BROWN , BRENDA, Lomposos BROWN , CYNTHIA WYNELL , Dellos BROWN, GARY ALAN, Baytown BROWN, GARY CLOVIS, Brody 
BROWN, GREGG WARREN, Houston BROWN , HAL DEl'<N IS, Son Antonio BROWN , JACKIE LEE , Frost BROWN , MARTHA M.. Bolboo Hts .. Conol Zone BROWN , MICHAEL EMERSON , Anson BROWNING, NICOLE , Houston BROWNLOW, DANIEL CLARON, Austin BRUGGMAN, KAREN LYNN, Texas City 
BRUNDRETT , JACK HULSEY, Dellos BRYANT, TERRY LYNN, Muleshoe BUCKLEY, RONNY l. V., Ennis BUGBEE , ROBERT MARSHALL, Dellos BUNCE, GAi L ANN, Austin BUNKLEY , CLAUDE E., Stamford BURK, TELENA LEA, Bollinger BURNETT , DEIDRE LYNN, Son Antonio 
BURTON , WILLIAM COMER , Houston 
BUSBY, THOMAS FRANKLIN, Point Comfort 
BUSH, JOHN STEVEN, Lewisville 
BUTLER , PEGGY YVONNE , Son Antonio 
BUTTERY, JAMES WARREN, Son Antonio 
BYBEE , SAM ALAN, Hondo 
BYERS, CYNTHIA CAROLE, Springlake 
BYINGTON , JAMES DANI El, Son Antonio 


Juniors 


HYRD, SUSAN MARGARET, Abilene CAIN, SHIRLEY ANN, Son Antonio CAIN , TERRY SUE , Dellos CALAWAY, EDWARD LEE JR., Show A.F.B .. S. C. CALL ..HAN, MARJORIE ANNE, Dellos CALLAHAN , SUSAN CHANDLER, Galveston CALLAWAY, CHARLES MARK, Dellos CAMPBELL, MILDRED CAROLYN, Wichita Foils 
CAMPBELL, SUSAN LEE, Bossier City, lo. CAMPOS, ANTONIO RENTERIA, El Poso CANANT, REBECCA, Austin CANTWELL, MARY LINDA, Round Rock CAPPELtA, MANUEL A., Son Jose, Cosio Rico CARLISLE , NANCY ELIZABETH, Al ice CARLISLE, VICKI JOYCE , league City CARMICHAEL, PAULA FRANCES, Austin 
CARR, REBECCA ANN, Lewisville CARRAWAY, ROBERT HENRY Ill, Tyler CARROLL, WILLIAM PAUL , Hurst CARSON , KATHLEEN LOUISE, Houston CARSON , MARSHA LEE, Richardson CARTER, DANNY RAY, Denison CASILLAS, ESMERALDA, Son Antonio CASSTEVENS, KAY LESLIE, Fort Worth 
CASTRO , DIANA RACHEL , Austin CECIL, MELINDA ANN, Fort Worth CEHAN, FRANCES E., Western Springs, Ill . CENTILLI, MARGARET ANN, Del Rio CHA'-IBERLAIN . DON•l.D EUGENE, Austin CHANDLER, GEORGANN, Baytown CHARPIOT, ROBERT A.. Bellville CHARTOFF, ARTHUR, Austin 
CHARTRAND, JOHN WILLIAM 111, Houston CHAUVEAUX, BERT LAWSON , Cloude CHAVARRIA, VIRGINIA, Son Antonio CHESNICK, JOAN ELLEN, Houston CHINNIS, PETER GEORGE, Son Antonio CHINN, BARRY WILLIAM, Denison CHISHOLM , DEBORAH ANN, Pompa CHRISTIAN , JAMES NORTH , Galveston 
CHOVANEC, ROBERT J., Columbus 
CLARADY , BETH LEE, Brody 
CLARDY , CHRISTINA JOY, Son Antonio 
CLARK, GARY ALAN, Mesquite . 
CLARK, ROBERT M. JR., Dellos 
CLARKSON, STEVEN DENNIS, Dellos 
CLAUGHTON, JAMES LANE, Amorillo 
CLOUD, JANIS KAY, Houston 


605 


COBB, DONNA SUE , Oollo1 COBB, KENNETH WAYNE, Son Antonio COCEK, BRUCE CHARLES, Houston COHEN , RICHARD SMULIAN , Fort Worth COLE, PATRICK JEFFREY, Brenhom COLEMAN, VICKI LYNN, Tyler COLHOUN, CATHERINE KULOELL, Brenham COLLINS, MICHAEL OLIS, Oollos 
COLLINS, RONALD PATRICK, Son Antonio COLTHARP, CYNTHIA ANN, Houslon COLVIG, ANNE JULIA, Houllon COOK, CAROLYN JEANNE. Ool•os COOK, ENOCH HOOPER JR., Viclorio COOK, REAGAN SHELLEY, Au1tin COOK , RENEE, Au11 in COOLEY, HARRY TALBOT, Houston 
COOPER , RAMONA JEAN , Fort Worlh COPELAND, ROBERT EDWARD JR., Killeen COPPEDGE, JOHN RONALD, Cuero CORNWELL, HOWARD DOUGLAS, Hou•ton CORNETT, JAMES REAVIS, Auston COTTON, CATHERINE MARGARET, Sierra Blanco COVINGTON, SUZANNE, Houston COX, BENJAMIN RIO, Texorkono 
COX, ELIZABETH BURKIT, Son Antonio COX, JAY STEIN. Fredericksburg COX , GARY FORREST, Aust in COX, GEORGE BASCOMB, Ozono COX, MARTIN CLYDE, Harlingen CRADDOCK , WILLIAM P., Bello i1e CRAIG, VIRGINIA ANN, Houston CRAWFORD , G LYNIS CHRISTINE , Marble Fo ll1 
CREEL, MARTHA, Fort Worth CREWS, VICKI ELIZABETH, Oollos CRING LE, DAV ID CLAYTON . Ama ri llo CROCKETT , HOWARD LAWHON , Oollo1 CROSSETT , STEVE STEWART , Oollos CROW, GLENN WAYNE, Sweetwater CROWDER, JAMES LOUIS JR., Edmond, Oklo. CULBERTSON, LINDA KAYE, Son Antonio 
CULLUM, CONNIE, Wichito Foll• CUPPLES, JEFFREY ALAN , Son Anton io CURRAN , GEOFFREY MICHAEL , Frankl in CUSAC, CHERYL BROOKE, Houslon CUTLER, MARTHA ROBIN , Hou1lon DABNEY, JOSEPH THURSTON Ill, living1ton DAILEY, JOHN THOMAS, Son Anlonio DALEO, CHARLES JOSEPH, Beaumont 

Class of l 971 

DALRYMPLE , JOYCE EILEEN , Bryon DANI EL, DONNA LYNN , Oollos O"AR EZZO, SUSAN ANN, Austin DA SIL VA, JOSE AUGUST, Austin DAVIS, DIANE, Midland DAVIS, JAMES TO LBERT, Gilmer DAVIS, JEFFRY BRETT, Son Antonio DAVIS, LAURI E DEE, Port Arth ur 
DAVIS, MARY ANN, Son Antonio 
DAVIS, MARY ELI ZAB ETH, Crockett 
DAY, MARGARET RENEAU, Houston 
DAY, SANORA LEE , Son Antonio 
DEEGAN, SUSAN CHRISTINE, Abilene 
DEFRAIN, JAMES ERNEST, Son Antonio 
OE HOYOS, G. ALVARO, Son Diego 
DELANEY, JER RY WAYNE, Victoria 

OE LEON , LEO C. JR ., McAllen DELONG, GEORGE THOMAS, Bellaire DEMENT, ANNA LEE, Seabrook DENNIS, DAVID MICHAEL, Son Antonio DESMOND, DEBORAH JEAN, Austin DETER, PHYLLIS ANNETTE, El Poso OETHLOFF, HERBERT JOHN, Galveston DEXTER . PATRICK JOHN , Houston 
DEWITT, THOMAS MICHAEL , Alvin DIAZ OE LEON, VICTOR OCTAVIO, Kongsv ille 01 BENEDETTO , NICHOLAS A., Son Jos e, Cal if. 01 !ORIO. MARY JANE , Katy DISMUKES , JOHN SCOTT, Oollos DINGLE, LEROY MAURICE, Weatherford DINGWERTH, JAMES A , Konsos Coty, Mo. DISCHINGER, BARBARA EILEEN , New Brounfel1 
DOBRASKO, MICHAEL P , Arlongton Heights, Ill. DOERING , MARK ALLEN , Sprong DOING, LARRIE ANNE. Wochoto Foils DONOVITZ, JEAN, Konsos Coty, Mo. DORIE , MARTHA ANN , 001101 DORMAN , CAROLYN REBECCA, Poleslint DORSEY , JERRY BRENT , Son Anlonoo DOSCH, ROBERT 0 NEILL , Belloore 
DOUGLASS, SALLY MARIE, El Compo 
DOWLING, DEBORAH ANN, Houston 
DOWLING, SHARRON LEA, Posodeno 
DRAPER, CAROL DIANE, Houston 
OROBYSKI, THOMAS J , Foll Rovtr, Mou. 
DUBBERLY, ALLEN ERBACHER, Tylor 
DUGGAN, BRADFORD Cl YOE, Wochito Foils 
DUKE, DIANA, Btoumont 



DUNAWAY, ROSEMARY, little Rock, Ark. DUNBAR, JAMES RONALD, Longview DUNCAN , FRANK JEFFERSON , Weotherford DUNFORD, LUCY ANN, Houston DUNLAP, DAVID GRAYDON, Dollos DURBON, MARYANNE, Annondole, Vo. DUYKA, SHEILA ANN, El Paso DYE, DENNIS RAY, Austin 
EAGLIN , LINDA ELIZABETH, Corpus Christi EDDLEMAN , ROBERT BRUCE, Victoria EDMISTON, DIXIE KLOMA , Irving EGLIHT, RANDALL WILLIAM, New Orleans, lo. EICKENHORST, RAY EDWARD, Temple El LAND, EDWARD C. JR .. Son Anton io EISERER , MARSHALL RAY , Son Antonio ELDERS, GARY DON , Weatherford 
ELKINS, THOMAS LINDSAY Ill , Boerne ELLIOTT, JON PRICE, Trinity ELLIOTT , RANDY TEE , Tyler ELLIS, GARLAND EARL, Longview ELMS,' PETER FRANK, Dallas EMMOTT , ROBERT C .. Houston ENGELKE , DOROTHY ANN , Austin ENGLISH , JAMES DURWARD, Son Anton io 
EPPERSON, TERRELL DUANE, Fort Sill, Okla. ERMIS , JOYCE MARIE , Woodsboro ESCHENFELDER , PAUL F. JR .. Bellaire ESQUIVEL , JOHNNY S., Son Antonio ESSARY, DERRY DEAN, Victorio ESTEP, DANIEL QUEN, Baytown EUBANK, CAROLYN El IZABETH, Houston EVANS , GREGORY BLAKNEY , Richardson 
EVERETT , BARRY CHARLES, loncoster 
EZON , FREDERICK CHAIM, Houston 
FAIR , GREGORY ALAN, Amorillo 
FALDYN , ANNETTE B .. lo Grange 
FANCHIER , DAVID EHRMAN , Longview 
FARGASON , TERRI ROUSSER, Plainview 
FARLEY , JAN EDWIN , Pompa 
FARQUHAR , LINDA JUNE, Corpus Christi 

FARROW, LARRY ALLEN, McAllen FEGETTE, CLAUDIA JEAN , Dick inson FEINSTEIN , LARRY MARC, Houston FELLOWS, ARTHUR ROLLAND, Hammond, lo. FENELON , KENNETH BRUCE, Boytown FENLAW, MARK ROGER, Amorillo FERGUSON , BRYAN WILLIS, Bastrop FERGUSON, LAWRENCE HOMER Ill, Dallas 


Juniors 
FERRELL, THOMAS EARL, Corpus Christi FERRELL, WILLIAM CHARLES, Amarillo FIEDLER, SANDRA JOANNE, Beaumont Fl ELDS, MARY GRACE, McAllen FIELDS, RUSSELL SCOTT, Midland FINLEY, STEPHEN MURRAY, Houston FISHER , WILLIAM H., Longv iew FISCHINGER, JUDY LYNN, Son Antonio 
FITZGERALD, JOE EDWARD, Aust in FITZGERALD , MARTHA BETH , Houston FLEMENS , NORMAN ROWE , Sulphur Springs FLOCKE , ELIZABETH LYNNE, Son Morcos FLORES, HENRY PLUTARCO, Loredo FLOURNOY , MARY ANNE, Alice FLOYD , MARK STEPHEN , Houston FOLLIN, VIRGINIA SUSAN, Fort Worth 
FONTENO, WILLIAM CARL Ill, Houston FORD, JOYCE ANNE, Palestine FOSDICK, JAN TURNER, Houston FOSTER, BONITA LEILA, Dallas FOSTER, PATRICK JAMES, Garland FRANK, MARY ELAINE, Austin FRANK, ROBERT LEWIS, Houston FRASER, SHIRLEY JEAN, Beeville 
FREDRICKSON, LAURIE ANN, loke Jackson FREEMAN, ELZIE DARLENE, Dollos FRENCH , DRUE RITA , Houston FREY, ANNETTA THERESA, Dallas FRICK, JOHN DAVID JR., Austin FRIEDRICH, BYRON CHRISTOPHER, Austin FUNDERBURK, KERRY DON, Fort Worth FURR , PAULA MATHENY , Austi n 
GABBERT, NANCY ANN , McAllen GAINES, CHERRYL ANN, Houston GAITHER, ANN MARY, Houston GALE, MICHAEL LESTER, Houston GALLOWAY, BETTY GENENE, Quitman GALVAN, YOLANDA MARIE, Corpus Christi GAMBEL, DAVID CHARLES, Lubbock GAMBLE, BRONWYN BEATRICE, Merkel 
GANDY, GARY LEE, Conlon GARBUTT, JOHN ROBERT Ill, Amarillo GARDNER, ROBERT VICTOR, Fort Worth GARNER , MICHAEL M .. West Palm Beach , Flo . GARNETT, STEPHEN PHILLIP, Henderson GARRETT, JESS JENKINS JR ., Fort Worth GARRISON, POLLY RAYE, Kilgore GARZA, GLENDA ANN , Galveston 



Vl\KLA, NORMA ADELFA, San Antonio 
GASKAMP, WALTER CHARLES, Brenham GATLIN, GARY HAROLD, Beaumont GAUS, MICHAEL l YNN, Beaumont GEACCONE , TERRI LOUISE , Houston GENNA, BERTHA LOUISE, Galveston GEORGAS, EFFIE CHRISTINE, Corsicana GERBER , WALTER KELLY, San Antonio 
GERECKE , STEPHEN l., Clayton, Conol Zone GEREN, LAWANA LOUISE , Groesbeck GIBBS, EVERETT SHELBY, Pittsburgh, Pa. GIBSON , MINA JANE, Dollos GIDEON, EDWARD NUNNELEE, Midland GIESECKE , JANIS LOUISE, Marble Falls GILES, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Houston GILLAM, DAVID ROSS, Mart 
CINDY, KENNETH MICHAEL , San Antonio GLATTEBER, MILTON S. JR ., Son Antonio GLAUSER , MARGARET CAMILLE, Houston GLOVER, FRANK SCOTT IV, Houston ClYNN, ROGER JOHN, Fort Worth GODFREY , DAVID KIMBALL , Victoria GOLDBERG , JERI HELEN , Dollos GOLDING, FRANCINE MYLA, Houston 
GOLDSBERRY, EDWARD NOBLE, Rusk 
GOLDSTEIN, SHARON JO, Dallas 
GONZALES, PABLO M., Cotulla 
GONZALES, RICHARD ORTEGA , Amarillo 
GONZALEZ, AMPARO LUISA , Laredo 
GONZALEZ, LINDA SUE , Loredo 
GOOCH, LARRY WAYNE, Bremen , Ind. 
GOODRICH, LAURA ANN , Marlin 

GOODSON, GLEE ANN, San Angelo GOODSON, PAUL EDWARD, Yoakum GOODWIN, CHERYL ANN, Paducah GOODWIN, SARAH ELIZABETH, Longview GOOLSBY , GEORGE FRANKLIN, Midland GORDON, DEBORAH WYNNE , Houston GORDON , HARRY BERNARD JR ., Houston GOTTESMAN, LINDA ANN, New Orleans, la. 
GRABER, EDWIN NEIL, Galveston GRADEL, MARIANNE LOUISE, San Antonia GRAHAM, CHARLOTTE CHERE. Cumberland, Md. GRANT, PETER NEWBANKS, Stephenville GRAY, ELLEN RUTH, San Antonio GRAY, JEFFERSON SCOTT , Austin GRAY, RANDALL ALLAN, Caldwell GREEN, GALE MAR IE, Houston 

Class of 1 971 

GREENE , BARBARA FRANCES, Houston GREER , SIDNEY ADAMS JR., Daingerfield GREGORY, DONALD CLIFFORD, Tyler GREGORY, JUDITH ELIZABETH , Bryon GREGSON, TED WAYNE, Jacksonville GRESHAM, JOHN MARK, Wharton GRIFFIN, HASKELL FORREST JR., Longview GRIFFIN, STEVEN WAYNE, Dallas 
GRIMES, LARRY ALFRED, Austin GRZANKA, VIOLET JEANNE, Brooklyn, N. Y. GUEST, MARTHA A., Oklohoma City, Okla . GULEKE, NORWOOD VAN, Amarillo GUNNELL, JULIA KATHALEEN, Austin GURNEY, HARRIETT K.. Abilene GUSfAVSEN , LAURA GAIL, Conroe HAAS, SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Dallas 
HADDEN, MARILYN MITCHELL, Port Arthur HAECKER, MICHAEL ALTON, San Antonia HAGAN, LEE JACKSON, Austin HAGER, ROSLYN GAY, San Antonio HAGGARD . THOMAS RUSSELL, Houston HAINES, GLENDA MAY, Tyler HALL, DIANE HICKMAN , Eden HALL, ROBERT EARLE, Dollos 
HAMMER, JOSEPH PATRICK, San Antonio HAMMETT , RICHARD HENRY, Lampasas HAMPTON, CHARLES EDWIN , Waco HANCOCK, l YNN ADAMS, Pittsburg HANCOCK, MARTHA JANIS, Dallas HANHART. ELMER GERALD JR., Colvert HARDIN, GORDON WESLEY, Austin HARDY, SHERYL DIANE, New Braunfels 
HARGIS , JEANNIE ADELE , San Anton io HARPER , DON ALLON , Houston HARPER , JOHN FREDERICK, Corpus Christi HARRELL, DAVID ALLEN, Son Antonio HARRELL, SYLVIA RUTH , Dallas HARRINGTON, JANA JO, Auston HARRIS, JAYNE RICHARDSON, T¥1er HARRISON, JAN LUCILLE, Jacksonville 
HARR ISON, RONALD T. JR . Jacksonville HARRISON , SUSAN CLAIRE, Dollos HARSCH , KARON !LENE , Houston HART, AMABEL DICKERMAN, San Antonio HART , CHARLES ROBERT, lmperool HART , JANE ELLEN , Bryon HARVEY, DONALD DEAN , Dallas HARVEY, LEIGH , Aust on 

608 

HARWOOD, CINDY RAY, Houston . HASSAN, RICHARD GEORGE, Son Antonio HASSKA RL, JOAN, Brenham HATCHER, GLENN DAVIS, Brownwood HAWLEY, JANIS KAY, Orange HAWTHORNE, MARSHA LEE, Fort Worth HAYDEN, PAUL WAYNE, Son Antonio HAYNES, VICKI, Midlond 
HAYTER , GAYLORD LEE , Weatherford 
HEAD, JUDITH KAY, Dallas 
HEARD, ROBERT EDWARD, Houston 
HEARNE , SUSAN CLAIRE , Graham 
HEGGIE, WILLIAM DEAN , Houston . 
HEINEMEIER , EDDIE ALLEN , San Anton ia 
HEJL, MOLLIE ELIZABETH, Austin 
HEMPHILL , ROSS SEYMOUR, Dallas 

HENDERSON, SUZANNE SHIRLEY, Vernon HENDERSON, THOMAS WILKINS, Frost HENDERSON, TOMMY BURNETT, Texarkana HENRICHSON, GARY LEE, Edinburg HERDER, RICHARD WILLIAM, Yoakum HERMAN , GERTRUDE DIANE, Dallas HERMANSEN , DAPHNE ELAINE , El Campo . HERNANDEZ, GUADALUPE CAVAZOS, San Antonio 
HERNANDEZ, ISAMEL TOBIAS, Sunray 
HERRICK, CAROLE l YNN, Midland 
HERRING, CARL FREDER ICK , Sa n Antonio 
HEWELL, GLORIA JEAN, Nixon 
HILGERS, KAYE FRANCIS, Austin 
Hill, JOHN GRAHAM, Houston 
Hill, KATHLEEN NITA, Dallas 
Hill, MARY ANN, Temple 

Hill, NANCY SUSAN, Austin Hill, WILLIAM ALLYN, Houston HINCKLEY, CAROLYN GAY, Houston . HINES, JOHN RIVERS Ill, Waxahachie HINTON, BARBARA ANN, Houston HOCKENSMITH , LORRAINE DEE , Houston HODGES, MARVIN ALLEN, Tokyo, Japan HOFFER, BARBARA JEAN, Beaumont 
HOFFMAN, BRUCE PAULUS, Alice HOFFMAN, TERRY LEE, Woco HOHENBERGER , RANDALL MONROE, Blanco HOLCOMB, ELIZABETH M., Pearsall HOLCOMB, FRANK HARVEY, Dallas HOLT, JOE EARL, Henderson HOLTER , JANELLE , Aust in HONERKAMP , RUSSELL LEE, Brenham 


Juniors 
HONEYCUTT, FRANK GILBERT, Richardson HORNE, ROBERT MICHAEL , Austin HORTON, MARY VIRGINIA, San Angela HORTON, THOMAS l., Austin HOUSE, JANET DIANNE , San Antonio HOUSE, KATHLEEN ANN, Houston HOWARTH , CONSTANCE ANN, Houston HOWELL , DONNA LEE , Houston 
HOWELL , HOLLAND RODNEY, Houston HOWELL, STEPHEN SANDERS, Fort Worth HOWELL , STEVEN KENDRICK, San Antonio HUBBARD, PATRICIA LYNN, Son Antonio HUDLOW, HOLLY LOUISE, Alexandria, Vo. HUDSON, EDITH ALLAN, Stamford HUDSON, JACKIE LEE, Gruver HUEBNER, LARRY EDWARD, Industry 
HUERTA, FIDEL GARCIA JR., San Antonio HUGHES , LINDA MAME, Son Antonio HUIE, MELISSA MAE , Dallas HUM PHREY , HOWARD MacKENZIE JR., Baytown HUMPHREY, SAMUEL JOHN, Richardson HUNT , SARAH ELIZABETH , Waco HUNTER , TRES FLOYLEE, Austin HURLEY , PHILIP HOWARD, Denison 
HURTA, DAVID JON , Angleton 
HUSTON, JANE LOUISE , Richardson 
HUTCHISON , LINDA DARLENE , Odessa 
HYNDS, SARAH JAN IS, Van Alstyne 
IMBER, KATHLEEN ANNE , Houston 
ISENBERG. MARC DAVID, Galveston 
JACKS, REBECCA, Waco 
JACKSON, RONALD BOYD, Tyler 

JACOB, LINDA BETH, San Antonio JACOBS, ROSEMARY, Dallas JACOBSON , JANELLE PA IGE , Houston JAECKLE, THOMAS HOWARD, San Antonio JAMES, CRISPIN, Chonnelv1ew JAMES , JOHNNIE SUE , Houston JAMISON , KAREN MARISE , Yoakum JANAK, RONALD GEORGE, Dallas 
JANEK , ERWIN EMIL , West JAY , PAULA SUZANNE , Arl ington JENSEN , JERRY DAN , Aust in JETER. JAMES YANDELL JR., Paris JEZ, MILTON JERRY, Taylor JIMENEZ, LINDA ELIZABETH, Corpus Christi JINKINS . JOHN RANDOLPH . Galveston JOHNS, JEARL YN IDA, Houston JOHNSON , CHERYL JEAN , Al ice JOHNSON, DIANA CAROL , Goldthwaite JOHNSON, IRENE LENETTA, Taylor JOHNSON , JAMES DANI EL , Brenham JOHNSON, JAMES WADE, Pecos JOHNSON, JAN ALFORD, Tyler JOHNSON, MARK ALFRED, Houston JCHNSON, PHINETTA SUE, Lomposos 


JOHNSON, ROBERT WALLACE , Corpus Christi JOHNSON, ROGER RICHARD, Son Antonio JOHNSON, WILLIAM LEANDER, Amarillo JOHNSTON, LINDA RAE, Dollos JOHNSTON , LYNN , Houston JONES, ANN CARROLL, Livingston JONES, CHARLA LYNN, Houston JONES, EXA VIRGINIA, San Antonio 
JONES, GREGORY LYNN, Austin JONES, JENNIFER LEE , Paducah JONES, NELDA MOZELLE, St. Louis, Mo. JONES, STEVE DONALD , Longview JORDENS, LINDA RAE , Houston JORGENSEN, SHERYL KAY, Houston KAM , THOMAS WILLIAM, Dollos KANE , CAROL FRANCES, Arlington 
KANEWSKE, CAROL ANN, Galveston 
KANTER , DAVID JOEL , Son Antonio 
KAPLAN, JUDY, Houston 
KAPLAN, LINDA BARBARA, Houston 
KAY, JAMES GRADY, Aust in 
KAYE, STEVEN ELLIOTT, Dollos 
KEEL, JOHN ROBERT, Bollinger 
KEEN, PATRICK LOGAN, Boy City 

KEENEY, RONALD CLARK, Irving KEESE, WILLIAM THOMAS, Houston KENNEY, EDWARD PATRICK, Baytown KESSLER , DONAL PAUL , Burton KIDD, JOHNNY MAURICE, Austin Kl ESTER , MARK All EN, Houston KILLEY, MICHAEL WAYNE, Son Antonio KILLINGSWORTH , THOMAS IKE , Longview 
KIRCHNER , DAVID LEE , Pasadena KIRKPATRICK, DAVID JOHN , Rye, N. Y. IUORMOE, SONDRA JEAN, Houston KLEIN, ROBERT LAURENCE, Houston KLINAR, CAROL LYNN, Alvin KLINE, KIMBERLY, Ames, Iowa KLIMES, JANE KATHLEEN, lo Marque KLOTZ, SUSAN DIAN, Aust in 

Class of 1971 

KNIGHT, DEBORAH SUE, Houston 
KNIGHT, JO ANN , Son Antonio 
KOEN, MARILYN LINDA , Dollos 
KOENIG. EDWARD F .• Son Antonio 
KOENIG , LARRY FRANKLIN, Oronge Grovo 
KOENIG . RICHARD ALAN , Hereford 
KOENNING, MELISSA ANN , Son Antonio 
KONEMAN, SUZANNE, Lo Morque 

KOTRLA , DONALD EDWIN , Templo KOZLOWSKI , THOMAS DOMINICK, Austin KRAGEN, ARNOLD HOWARD, Fort Worth KRAKOWER, KAREN N., Houston KRAUSE, NANCY PRISCILLA, Son Antonio KRETZSCHMAR , CANDACE JOYCE, Bartlett KRIEGEL, PATRICIA CAROL, Giddings KUBECKA, MARTHA ANN, Aust in 
KUGLE , CHERRY LYN , Athens 
KUHN , JOHN GAi L, Son Anton io 
KUNKEL, KENNETH EUGENE , Olney 
KUNZE, KENNETH l., Aust in 
KUTZER, RALPH WESLEY JR., Longview 
KUYKENDALL , DON ROGER , Lubbock 
KVETON, KATHRYN WYNN , Houston 
KWAST, ARTHUR HENRY , Austin 

LABIT, CHARLOTTE F., Round Rock LADIN, RONALD MARK , Houston LAKE , MAR IL YN , New Orleons, lo. LALLINGER , MICHAEL JOHN , Houston LAMBERT, LINDA PENELOPE, Wichita Falls LAMBERTH , ADD IE LOU , Dolio> LAMON , THOMAS WELTON , Hou>lon LANCASTER. MICHAEL JOHN, loke Dolio> 
LANE, BARBARA ROSE , Amarillo 
LANGHAM. PADGETT EMILE , Baytown 
LASSETTER , LINDA KAY, Woco 
LAUDADIO , TIMOTHY LEE , Corpu> Christi 
LAUDERDALE, CLARK, Austin 
LAWLESS, KENNETH ROGER, Dolio> 
LAWSON, ELIZABETH GAYLE, Clorkiville 
LEACH , MICHAEL NEWTON , Lubbock 

LEACH , RICHARD ALLEN, Fort Wor th 
LEHMANN, NANCY BETH, Kingsville 
LEHNERTZ, CHERYL ANN, Gooneiville 
LENHART, ROBERT ALLEN , Beoumont 
LESLIE, JEANNE, Richordson 
LESSER, FRANCENE JO , Brenham 
LEVERING, Jill ANN, Fort Worth 
LEVINE, LARRY MAURICE , Houston 



LEVINSON , BARBARA ILENE, Houston LEVIT, GERALD ALLAN , Houston LEWALLEN, RUSSELL DAVID, Oronge LEWIS, ANN , Dick inson LEWIS, BRUCE ANDERSON , Cuero LEWIS, CHARLES ALAN, Conroe LEWIS CYNTHIA ANN , Dollos LEWIS: HAROLD DAVIS, Brownfield 
LEWIS, MARGARET DAWN, New Braunfels 
LIERMAN, JAMES EDWIN , Houston 
LILLARD , BARBARA ANN, Boytown . 
LIMING, BREHON GAY, Son Antonio 
LIPPMAN, SUSAN GAIL, Volporooso, Ind. 
LITTLE, GERALD DANIEL JR ., Freeport 
LITTLEPAGE, DEAN ANDREW, Boyto~n 
LIVINGSTON, DAVID DUNCAN, Auston 

LOCKMAN, PATRICIA LOUISE, Orange Grove LOGSDON, GARY ALDEN , Temple . LOHRMANN, SHEILA JANE, Stephenville LONDEREE , LYNN MARIE , Dollos LONG, LINDA JEAN, Son Anlon10 LOREDO , CARLOS MIGUEL, El Poso LOVETT, CLAUDIA JEAN , Beaumont LOWREY , BARBARA LEE , Dollos 
LUDEMAN , BEN MARTIN , Cotullo LUEDTKE BETTY ANN , McGregor LYNN, LOUIS MICHAEL, Mineola LYONS, KENNETH EARL, Austin .. LYTTON, JOHN LEE, Corpus Christo MABERRY, ROBERT TRUITT JR .. Fort Worth MACH , WILLIAM THOMAS JR ., Dollos MACKEY, JAMES OTIS, Von 
MADDOX, CANDACE ELIZABETH, W<>co MAHON, MARVEEN , Jacksonville . MALLEY, CAROLYN SARAH , Son Antonio MALONE , PAT EVANS , Muleshoe MANLY , WALTER M~RION IV, Houston MANN, NANCY ANN , Pasadena MANNING, KERltl' MICHELLE, Dollos MANNING, MARGARET GRACE, Kenedy 
MANNY, DAVID ALAN, Son Anton io MANTOOTH , DAVID M., Chottonooga, Tenn . MARCOTTE , CHRISTINE ANN, Son Antonio MAREK, JOSEPH THELSON, lewisvillo MARSHALL, JAMES LESLIE, Fort "."orth MARSHALL, PAUL SAMUEL, Washington, D. C. MARTIN , BECKY ANN, Son Antonio MARTIN, CAROLYN IRENE, Atlanta 


Juniors 
MARTIN , HOWARD E., Houston MARTINEZ, MANUEL BURCIAGA, San Antonio MARTINEZ , MARIA OLIVIA, Loredo MATHEWS, MAZIE ELIZABETH, DeKolb MATNEY, JACK PAUL, Amarillo MATTHEWS, MARK LYNN, Midlond MATTKE, KAREN KAY , Cl inton, lowo MAXWELL, CHERYL ANN, Deer Park 
MAY, SUZANNE , Houston 
MAYER , JANET McLAUGHLIN , Houston 
MAYO, JOHN BYRON, Austin 
MAZZAGATTI , BARBARA ANN, Bellairo 
McALISTER , JACK WALTER, San Antonio 
McANGUS, JESS ADELBERT, Austin 
McCARTY, KATHLEEN DAL TON, Beeville 
McCLEARY, DONALD CLARK, Victoria 

McCLELLAN, DAVID ARTHUR, Spearmon McCLINTOCK, JOHN HAYNES, Huntsville McCLOUD, ALYCE VERINDA, Houston McCOMMONS, BRUCE EDWARD, Dellos McCORKLE , NIT.A RUTH, Sulphur Springs McCURLEY, MARY DEBORAH, Houston McDONALD, RANDAL SCOTT, Jacksonville, Fla. McEVOY, ALFRED PATRICK, Dollos 
McFEELEY , NEIL DOUGLAS, Fort Worth 
McGILL, LEIGH CRAIG, Phoenix, Ariz. 
McGOWAN , MARJEANNE, Claude 
McGUIRE, DOROTHY GAYLE, Austin 
McHAN , JAMES OLIVER R., Aust in 
Mcl NTI RE , JANE GIBSON , Odessa 
McKEE, PATRICK RICHARD, Houston 
McKEMIE, MARTHA CAROLINE, Tyler 

McMANUS, BRENDA FAY, Weatherford McNEILL , ROBERT EDWIN, Houston McNEVIN, GLORIA CECILE, las Vegas, Nev. McREYNOLDS, WILLIAM E. II, Longview McSWAIN, PATRICIA ANNE, Den ison McWRIGHT, ALFRED YOUNG Ill, Austin MEEHAN, RICHARD THOMAS, Fort Worth MEINERS, ARTHUR JOSEPH, Son Antonio 
MERRITT, DEBORAH J., Sonia Borboro, Calif. MEYERS, ALAN HOGE, Dellos MEYERSON, JONNY STERN, Fort Worth MIDDLEBROOKS , MELANIE , Ab ilene MIKULENEAK, BARBARA FRANCES, Elgin MILLER, BARBARA GAIL, lo Grange MILLER, HENRY A. II, Austin Mllle'R , JAMES LESLIE M. JR .. Son Anton io MILLER, WILLIAM MARK, Temple Ml LLS, MARY JANE, Fort Dodge, Iowa MINTON , GREGORY ALLEN, Son Anton i_o MITCHELL , MARVIN ROBERT JR ., Palestine MITCHELL , MARY JANE, Houston MIZE, HOLLY SUSAN, San Antonio MOLER, LARRY THOMAS, Baytown MOONEY, SUZANN, Del Roo 





MOORE , JAMES TERRY, Son Angelo MOORE , KENNETH LAWRENCE , San Antonio MOORE, NICK, Austin MOORE RICHARD ALLEN , Fort Worth MOORE'. ROYSTON WILLIAM, Corpus Christi MOORE, SHARON , Aust in MOORE , STEPHEN THORNE , Midland MOORE, TERRY BOB, Borger 
MORRIS, LOIS ANGELA, Austin MORR IS, PERRY FRANKLIN JR ., Arcadia MORRISON, KAREN MICHELE, Beaumont MORTON, JOHN DAVIS JR., Houston MUEHLENBROCK , MARY ERIN , Dallas MULLER , JOHN CHARLES, Aust in MULLINS, WILLIAM DAVID, Gladewater MULVANEY, MARGO NAN, Dallas 
MUNOZ, JAMES B. JR., Son Antonio 
MUNOZ, ROGELIO, Uvalde 
MUNSON, CHARLES EDWARD, Austin 
MURPHY, MELINDA JEANNE, Da llas 
MURRY , LARRY DWAIN, Wyl ie 
MUSSEY, KENNETH SCOTT, Son Antonio 
MUSTARD, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Phillips 
MYERS, CHRISTOPHER JOHN, El logo 

MYR ICK BELLINDA GAIL , Odessa NAFEGAR, !SABEL, El Campo NAIFEH , GARY THOMAS, Longview NAPPS , EDDIE GANNON, longvoew NASH , THOMAS BOYD , Woxohoch ie NEAL , WILLIAM HOWARD, Peorsoll NEELY, J. LEE, Ill, Son Antonio NESS, DONNA JEANNE, El Poso 
NEWBERRY, JANIS LYNN, Plono NG, HELEN FONG, Son Antonio NICHOLS, PATRICIA ANN, Austin NIXON LAURENCE WALTER, Dollos NOBLE.' LOUIS ALAN JR ., Los Angeles, Ca li f. NOLAN, LARRY NATHANEAL, Go rlond O' BRIEN, GEORGE A. JR .. Houston OCHOA, JUAN ALEJANDRO, Loredo 
Class of 1971 

OCHSE , LAURENCE HURST, Son Antonia OCHSE , WILLIAM WULFGANG Ill, Son Antonio OGDEN , JANE ELIZABETH , Houston O'HAIR, SHERILYN, Corpus Christi OLDHAM, MARGUERITE ANGELINE, Houston OLIVER , JOHN ROSS , Son Antonio OLIVER, ROBERT LEON, Refugio OLSEN, LLOYD MARTIN, McAllen 
ORR, WILLIAM HENRY , Odessa 
OSHLO, KRISTINA SUE, Dallas 
OSHMAN, JODEL, Port lovoco 
OTTO, CARL ERDMANN, Corsicana 
PAGE, El TON THRASHER, Poteet 
PAINE , DAVID LEE, Iowa Pork 
PALMER, TERRY LYNN, Fort Worth 
PARKER, HAZEL ELAINE, Houston 

PARKER , MARYLOU, Houston 
PARKER , RICHARD DOWELL, little Rock, Ark. 
PARKINSON, ELSIE EDITH, Ft. Som Houston 
PARMER, DELENA LEIGH, Lometa 
PARRETT, ROBERT ARNOLD, Corpus Christi 
PARYZEK, PATRICIA ANN , Minot AFB, N. D. 
PATTERSON, ROY BENNON, Brookshire 
PATTERSON, SHIRLEY LOUISE, Fort Worth 

PATTERSON, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Tyler PAULL , DONALD GEORGE, Alexondrio, Vo. PAVLICA, MARQUITTA JO, Victoroo PAYNE , DENNIS LEE , Yoakum PAYNE, MICHAEL RAY, Bedoos PEACOCK , RICHARD SPEEDY, Jocksonvillo PEARCE, MICHAEL DENNIS, Houston PECKENPAUGH, BILLIE JEAN, Corpus Christi 
PEITZER , JACK AARON, El Paso 
PENA, DAVID ARNOLD, Corpus Christi 
PENNINGTON, STEPHANIE HARLAN, Freeport 
PENOLA, JAMES LEONARD JR., Oronge 
PERINO, KENNETH E.• Grond Junctoon, Colo. 
PERSKY, JAMES LEWIS, Academy 
PETERSON, JEFFREY AL TON, Austin 
PETTERSON, JEFFREY LYLE , Waco 

PETTIT , HELEN ANN , Odesso PFEFFER, DEBORAH LYNN, Waco PFUTZENREUTER , HOWARD R , Houston PHARR , JOHN ROBE RT , Waco PHILLIPS, BETH LOUISE, Now Orleans, lo. PHILLIPS, EDWARD DWAYNE, Mesquoto PICKENS, FRANCIE SUE, Rockwall PIERCE , SANORA LYNN, Arlongton 


612 
Pl LGRIM, NANCY LEE, Brownsville PIPER , JOHN SHAWN, Dallas PIPERI , ANNE, Golvestan PIPPERT , BEVERLY SUE, Houston PITTMAN , LARRY GENE , San Antonio PLEWES , JOHN McCAULEY II , Son Antonio PLISCHKE, FRANK DANIELS, Houston PLUECKHAHN , CHERYL l YNN, Dallas 
PLUMB, STEPHEN JAY, Houston PODHRASKY, ROBERT JOSEPH, Dollas POEHL , PEGGY ANN, Austin POSS, THEODORE MAX, San Antonio POWELL, DEANN , Freer POWELL , RONALD ALLEN , Houston PRATT , SANDRA LEE , Houston PRESTON , WILLIAM MORGAN , Children 
PRICE, JORJANNA SUE, Fort Worth PRIDDY , HERVEY AMSLER, Dollos PRIESS, CHARLES HARRY, Brody PRIOUR , JOE JR. , Corpus Christ i PROTHRO, JOHN ELWYN JR ., Tyler PUCKETT , NANCY ADELAIDE, DeKalb Q UAITE, TIMOTHY ALLEN, Bellaire QUIRK , JOHN MICHAEL , San Anton io 
RAFFKIND, GLENNA RAE, Amarillo RAGGIO , KENNETH GAYLORD, Dallas RAMAGE , CHERRY DIANE , Hico RAMSEY , MARY SUSANN, Son Augustine RANDALL, WILLIAM KENNETH JR., Houston RANKIN, DOUGLAS HALL, Victoria RASCHKE, ERIN CHRISTINE, Austin RAY, LINDA GAYLE, Garland 
RAYMOND , RUTH ANNE , Dollos REED, TRUDY KAY, Clorendon REEVES , GWYNNE ANNETTE , Dollas REILEY, SHIRLEY RUTH, Kenedy REINOLD, LINDA CORINNE, Houston REMBERT, ANN GLADNEY , Houston RESENDIZ, BENITO, San Antonia REYES , CARLOS JR ., Corpus Chr is ti 
REYMANN , KATHLEEN A., McQueeney REYNA, ROBERT J. JR., Mission REYNOLDS, ALICE KAYE, Arl ington, Va . RHOADES, CAROL l YNN, Bluff Dale RHODES , RAY NORWOOD JR ., Sweetwater RICHTER , CAROLYN FAE , Austin RIGBY, HAZEL ELIZABETH, Sinton RIGGS, ANN ADAIR, Victoria 


Juniors 
RIGGS, MARY JANE , Bay City ROACH , SHERLYN DALE , Irv ing ROBERTSON . CHARLES DREHER , San Angela ROBERTSON , ROBERT ELGIN , Dallos ROBINSON , FREDERICK JOHN , Palestine ROBINSON , MARY SUSAN . San Antonia ROBINSON , MICHAEL TRAVIS , Dallas ROE, SOLENA JANE, Odessa 
ROEDER , CYNTHIA ANN , Dallas ROEMER , GEOFFREY STEPHEN , San Anton io ROGERS. TERRELL HARMON, San Antonia ROMAN , CHARLES RICHARD , Amarillo ROSENBERG, LESLIE, West Palm Beach, Fla. ROSENBERGER , DEBORAH GALE , Houston ROSS. KAREN KAYE, Loke Jackson ROTHWELL , LAURIE LOUISE , Aust in 
ROUBIDEAUX , ANNE , Aust in ROWAN , RANDALL EDWARD , Midland RUBENSTEIN , JUDITH B., Dellos 
RUSSELL, DAN DAVIS, Son Antonio 
RUSSELL, DON FREDERICK, Orange RUSSELL, MAJOR FRANK, Nacogdoches RUSSELL, THOMAS KEMP, Dellos RUST, RALPH STEPHEN, Son Antonio 
RYAN , MARY MORRIS , Houston SADLER , THOMAS CALDWELL , Tyler SADOW, BARBARA NATALIA, Seabrook SALVADOR, MARY PEARL, Rockwell SANDBERG , KENNETH RICHARD JR., Austin SANDBERG , NORMA JEANNE , Austin SANDERS, JERRY DALE, Aust in SANDERSON , ROGER WILLARD, Beaumont 
SANTAMARIA , LILLIAN A., Houston SAUNDERS , MELANIE DIANE , Houston SAWYER , PAUL DOUGLAS, Son Antonio SAYRE, PEGGY SUE, Posodeno SCARBOROUGH , DONNA MAR IE, Corpus Christi SCHAFFER , RANDOLPH LEE JR ., Houston SCHENKKAN, DIRK McKENZIE, Austin SCHILLER , DAVID RUSSELL, Temple 
SCHLEICHER , HANS F., London, England SCHLOBOHM , MARGARET A .. Riversode, Cal if. SCHMIDT, JOHN ALDIN, Galveston SCHMIDT, TERRY LYNN, Fort Worth SCHNEIDER, SUSAN KAY, El Peso SCHOCH , EUGENE PAUL Ill , Austin SCHOPPE , BILLY WAYLAND , Posodeno SCHOVAJSA, ANNA KATHERINE, la Grange SCHULTZ , MICHAEL JAMES, Houslon SCHULTZ, RANDALL CLARK, Houslon SCHULZE, PHILLIP SCOTT, Wells SCHUMACHER , JEANNE CLARE, Hunt SCHUMANN, MARLA , Dellos SCHUTZE, KENNETH ROBERT, Auslin SCHWARTZ, HARRIET SUE, Biloxi, Miu. SCHWARTZ, RICHARD LLOYD, Fort Worth 

SCHWAUSCH . RUSSE LL EARL, Georgetown SCOTT, CATHERINE E.. Victoria SCOTT, JO ANN , Ch ilton SCOTT, JERRY WAYNE, Garland SCOTT , MARGARET DELORES, Tyler SCOTT, ROSE ANN, Pasadena SEAHOLM, ROBERT HARRELL , Aust in SEAY, ALICE GAIL, Houston 
SEAY, GINGER MARIE, Comanche SEEMAN, JAMES RICHARD, Houston SEIBEL , MACHELLE MAYER , Texas City SEILER, DEBORAH DEE, Corpus Chr is ti SENG, JOHN DARi;Ell, New Orleans, lo. SETTLE, EMY LOU , Cors icana SEYBERT, JACQUELINE MARY, Son Antonio SHANNON, DAVID TAYLOR, Houston 
SHANKS, JANICE, Lufk in SHAPIRO, ROBERT, Austin SHEINBERG, BARTLETT MICHAEL, Houston SHEPHERD, KAREN , Sour lake SHERMAN, BARBARA ELAINE, Alexandria, Lo. SHOSS, JANIS ROSE, Houston SHULKIN, AL LAN NEIL, Amarillo SI EGELIN , SHERRIE LEE , Corpus Christi 
SIELAFF, DEBORAH LILLIAN, Riesel SIMENSKY, JACALYN E., Orlando, Flo. SIMMONS, LARRY PRICE, Tyler SIMMONS, ROBERT BELVIN , Dellos SIMPSON, DIANE MARIE, Son Antonio 
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SITTON, WILLIAM RANDALL, Tyler 
SKAFF , RUTH ANN, Houston SKINNER, JOHN FRANCIS, Longv iew SKINNER, ROBERT BARRETT JR., Austin SKRIVANEK, JUDITH JO, Bryon SKRIVANEK , SHARON Lil , College Station SKRIVANEK, SUSAN LYNNE, Coldwell SLAUGHTER, MARCELLA ANN , Cors icana SLEDGE, SAM BRADFORD, Fort Worth 

Class of 1 971 

SLIPAKOFF, ESTHER MARGARET, Houston SMITH, CARROLL LORRAINE, Austin SMITH , CONNIE SUE, Dellos SMITH , CLYDE WILLARD JR., Au stin SMITH, DEBORAH ANN , lake Jackson SMITH, JAMES CARROLL, Groesbeck SMITH, JOHN CALVIN Ill, Duncan, Okla . SMITH , KATHLEEN, Conroe 
SMITH, PAMELA JANE , lake Jackson SMITH, RONALD LESLIE, Rosenberg SMITH, STEPHEN JOSEPH , Miami , Flo. SMITH, TERRY LEE, Baytown SMITH , VICKI LYNN, Orange SMOLIK , ERWIN JOHN JR., Karnes City SNEAD , WINSTON SCOTT, Monahans SNYDER, CATHERINE SUE, Beaumont 
SOMMER, MARGARET ANN, Eagle lake SONKIN, NAOMI RUTH , Fort Worth SOWARDS, KEITH HUNTER, Dellos SOWELL, CARY l YNN , New Braunfels SPARKS, STEPHEN ALLEN, Son Anton io SPEARS, DANA MICHAEL, Corpus Christi SPEARS, RAY EARL , Texorkono SPEARS , STEPHEN ROSS, Son Antonio 
SPEDALE . SAM A. JR ., Houston SPENCE , ROY Ml LAM JR .. Brownwood SPIEGELHAUER , NANCY DAWN , Bishop SPINKS, ALANNAH, Lolita SPINKS, NELSON RAY , Emory SPINN, MARGARET ANN, Wolbrohom, Moss. SPINOSA, CANDICE JANE, Fort Worth SPIVA, WILLIAM RANDOLPH , Abilene 
STAHLY , BEVERLY JEAN, Irving 
STANFORD, RICHARD ALAN, Orange 
STANLEY, DEBORAH ANN , Seminole 
STANSEL , NINA BETH , Deer Pork 
STARK, JERRY DEWITT, Dellos 
STATON, THOMAS RAY, Houston 
ST. CLAIR, JOE CHRISTOPHER , McAllen 
STEELE, JAMES WESLEY, Son Antonio 

STERMER, CURTIS l YNN , Temple STEWART, LUCRETIA JANE , Palest ine STEWART, PENELOPE JANE, Houston STEWART, SUSAN LOUISE, Son Antonio STIRNEMAN, BOBBY RAY , Yoakum STOCK, DIANE ELIZABETH, Columbus STONE, CHARLES MICHAEL , Dellos STONE, MARY DONNA, Jacksonville STONE, SHARLA LYNN, Henderson STOREY, JOHN WINGFIELD JR., Dallas STRICKLAND, NANCY EASLEY, Austin STRICKLAND , THOMAS CARTER, Universal City STRITTMATTER, JOSEPH WAYNE, Fart Warth STRONG , ROSE MARIE, Houston STROOPE , WILLIAM DAVID, Magnolia, Ark. SUGG , JOHN CALVIN, Jackson, Miss. 

SUMMERS, JAY LAWRENCE, San Antonio SUMPTER , DARLA JEAN, Dumas SUTHERLAND, KAREN JEAN , San Antonio SVOBODA, DOLORES MARIE , Smithville SWAN, JUDITH l YNN, Temple SWANSON , TONI GAY , Houston SWAYZE , CAROLYN NELL , Kerrville SWENDEMAN , DIANE FARRAR, San Antonio 
SWENUMSON, RICHARD DALE, Houston TABBERT, BEVERLY JOAN, San Antonio TACKETT, RANDY JOE, Odessa TARGAC, GLENN MARSHAL, San Antonio TAYLOR , CAROL DIANE, Kerrville TAYLOR , CAR( ELIZABETH , San Benito TAYLOR, KAY CAROL , Austin TAYLOR , LINDA, Three Rivers 
TEKELL, WANDA SUE, Crane 
TERRAZAS, RICHARD JAMES, Dallas 
THACKER, AUSTIN, Frankston 
THAMES, MARGO, Beaumont 
THAMS, WILLIAM NICOLAI, Midland 
THEBERGE , PATRICK JOSEPH , Ranger 
THERIOT, GEORGE THOMAS, Port Arthur 
THOMAS, JEAN CHARLES, Ralls 

THOMAS, KATHY ANN, Dallas THOMPSON , CATHf ANN, Port Arthur THOMPSON, JERRY RAY, Louisville, Ky. THOMPSON, JOHN McKINLEY, Dallas THORNE, BARBARA JEAN, Austin THORNTON, EDDIE DEAN, Goldthwaite THORNTON , MARTHA JEAN , Amarillo THUMA, SUSAN ALICE, Austin 
TINER , JAMES MICHAEL , Dallas TOMLIN, DOYCE EARL, Alvin TRANER, TRUDY ANN, Dallas TRAWEEK , JAMES LAFAYETTE, Carrizo Springs TRAYLOR , EVALYN SUE, San AntMia TRIMBLE , DEBORAH ANN, Brownsville TRIMBLE , LEON STOKES, Dallas TROSKY, CHESTER JOSEPH, Wichita Falls 

Juniors 
TSHOERNER, DEBORAH F., Corpus Christi TUCKER , DENNIS DIEHL , Dallas TUCKER , WILLIAM JOHNSTONE , Corpus Christi TUDOR , MARY ALICE, Texarkana TUDZIN, DIANA l., Omoha, Nebr. TUNSTALL , CAROL ANN , Houston TURET . STEPHANIE SUE , Dallas TURNER , DIANA MARIE , San Antonio 
TURNEY, WILLIAM JACKSON, Midland ULLRICH, VIRGINIA ANN, San Antonia UMSTATTD , ROBERT McNUTT , Aust in UNDERWOOD , ROBERTA ANNE, Fort Worth URBAN, ROBERT CHARLES, Victoria USSERY, Ml RIAM VANNETTE, Eglin AFB, Fla. UTLEY , DAN KIRK, Woodville VACEK, DON CAROLL , East Bernard 
VALLONE, STEPHEN VINCENT , Houston VANDERVEER , DIANA, San Anton io VEILUVA, MICHELE A., Oklahoma City, Okla. VELA, LUCILLE IRENE, Son Antonio VELA, ROBERT, Realitos VERHEYDEN, SYLVIA SUE, Jacksonville VESELKA, VALERIE LENORE , Corpus Christi VILCOQ , MICHELLE MARY, Austin 
VILLARREAL , JORGE M. JR ., Rio Gronde City VOGEL, LEON DAVID II, Houston VOL TIN, MARCUS JOHN JR., Killeen WADDELL , HENRY THOMAS JR ., Dallas WAGES, STEPHEN CARL , Bonn ing, Calif. WAGNER , DAVID LEE, Crystal City WAHRMUND, RICHARD ANTHONY, Giddings WALDREP , PHYLLIS JANE , Fort Worth 
WALKER, CHERYL RUTH, Houston WALKER , HELEN , Aust in WALKER , MARGARET LOURA INE, Garland WALKER, WANDA SUE, Corpus Christi WALKER, WILLIAM DAVID, Dallas WAL THE RS, JOAN ELISE, Houston WARDELL, NANCY RUTH, Waco WARREN, CECIL WAYNE, Dallas 
WASEMILLER. MARTY KENT, Belleville 
WATFORD, GEORGE HARDY , Houston 
WATKINS, LAWRENCE l., Waco 
WATKINS , PHI LIP WAYNE, Houston 
WATSON , PATRICIA ANN , San Antonio 
WATSON, WILLIAM DAVID, Richardson 
WATTINGER , THOMAS EMMETT, Austin 
WELKE, ROBERT EDWARD, lo Marque 






Juniors 

WELLS, DAVID PAUL, Amarillo 
WENDEL , KATHLEEN T., Baytown 
WENDELL, ROBERT EDWARD, Beaumont 
WERNER , SHARON LYNN , Aust in 
WESSELS, MARILYN JO, San Angela 
WH ITE , GARY WAYNE , Aust in 
WHITFIELD, STEPHEN RAY, Dallas 
WH ITF ILL, BARBARA JEAN , Houston 

WHITFORD, LONN IE ORAL , Earth WI ER, JOHN REX, Aus I in WILKERSON , RAY ALLEN , Breckenridge WILLHOITE-, SHERILYN ANN , Aust in WILLIAMS, BONNIE ANN, lo Grange WILLIAMS, Cl.ARA ANN, Longview WILLIAMS, CYNTH IA LEE, San Antonio WILLI AMS, HARRY JAMES, Boy City 
WILLIAMS, JAMES EAR L, Dallas 
WILLIAMS, KITTY, Amarollo 
WILLIAMSON, RALE IGH SANBORN, Bay City 
WILSON, CHERIE GRAY, Wichita Falls 
WILSON, DAN EMORY, Paducah 
V'ILSON, DEBORAH MARIE, Dallas 
WILSON, JAMES MILTON JR., Corpus Christi 
WILSON, LAURA DALE, Houston 

WI lSON , RANDALL BRUCE , Dayton WILSON , THOMAS DAV ID, For! Worth WISE, DAVID EUGENE , Son Antonio WISSEMANN, GAil DIANE, Fredericksburg WITHERS, JUDITH ANN, Fort Worth WOLFE, BRETT ALLEN, Corpus Chr isti WOMACK, STEPHEN JAY, Dallas WONG, ALBERT, Son Antonio 
WONG, WAYLAND, San Antonio WOO, FAY lUN, Son Antonio WOOD, CHRISTINA, New Orleans, lo. WOODS, CARAlEE GAil, long Beach, Calif. WOODS, STEPHEN EARL , Dallas WOODS, TERRENCE LYNN, Washington, D. C. WOOLDRIDGE, GAYLE, Houston WORKMAN , MARY CHRISTINE, Houston 
WORLEY, JAMES MICHAEL, Hurst WORTH, ROBERT LEE JR. , Son Antonio WORTHAM, KATHEY JANE, Abilene WR IGHT , BENJAMIN A., Pleasanton WRIGHT, DENA FRED, Dallas WRIGHT, MAXIE LYNN, Roscoe WUENSCHE , MARTIN RANDOLPH , Spring WYLIE, SHERRIANNE, Cleburne 
YAGER , KA1HERINE LYNN , Bryon YAKLIN, DANIEL ARTHUR, Corpus Christi YARYAN, SALLY BERRY, Austin YATES, SHAROLYN GAYLE, Austin YEE, PAULA CHOI HOONG, Honolulu, Hawaii YElLIN , JONI , Houston YOUNG, ROBERT MICHAEL, Washington, D. C. ZABEL, DAVID STEPHEN, Austin 
ZARAZUA, LUCY ANNE, Son Antonio ZEARFOSS, SARA ELIZABETH, Houston ZELLARS, KAREN SUE, Houston ZICKLER, JEFFREY LEA, Bandera ZIEMER, JACK AARON, Tyler ZIHlMAN, EDWARD JAMES JR., Windlhonl ZIMMERMANN, JAMES DENNIS, Son Antonio ZOCH, LINDA ELAINE, Houston 
ZOGHE IB, JOHN DAVID, Son Antonio ABOUD , RUSSELL MICHAEL, El Paso ABOUSSI E, ANNETTE GAY, Wich ita Falls ACKERMAN, WILLIAM RANDALL, Dallas ACOCK , RANDOLPH , Houston ADAMS, DAVID RICHARD, San Antonio ADAMS, DIANA KEMP, Corpus Christi ADER, JOHN TIMOTHY, New Braunfels AGALOU, NICK, Galveston 


AJELLO, MELANIE !RENE, Houston 
ALANIZ, DEBRA ANN, Son Diego 
ALEXANDER , LUCIUS HODGE , Midland 
ALEXANDER , MATI LOA E., Midland 
ALLEN , CYNTHIA GAYLE, Son Antonio 
ALLEN, SHARON DEEN, Waco 
ALLEN, SIDNEY, Amar ill o 
ALLES, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Son Antonio 

AMICK, JIM PHILLIP, Amarillo AMOS, SCOTT RANDAL , Aust in ANDERSON, ALBERT WILLIAM, Fort Worlh ANDERSON , ALLAN LYNN, Austin ANDERSON, BEVERLY RUTH , Baytown ANDERSON, DAVID DARNELL , McGregor ANDERSON , JOHN FREEMON, Wichita Falls ANDERSON, KAREN LISBETH, Houston 
ANDERSON, KENNETH DONALD, Midland 
ANDERSON, MARY CLAIRE , Aust in 
ANDERSON, RICHARD LAYNE, Cameron 
ANDERSON, ROY ALAN, Freeport 
ANDERSON , STEVEN RAY, Big Spring 
ANDERSON , TERESA GAI L, Tyler 
ANDERSON, WILLIAM GLENN II, Abilene 
ANGELO, GERALD SYLEBA, Beaumont 

ANTHONY , WILLIAM ROSS JR ., Lubbock ARCHER, JOHN MICHAEL, Amarillo ARCHER, VINCENT WILLIAM 111 , Houston AREND, LYNN PUGH, Austin ARMUS, HENRY JR., Son Antonio ARNETT, LIZABETH LEN , Lufkin ARNOLD, J. BARTO Ill , Son Antonio ARNOLD, LUCINDA GRAY, Houston 
ARTUSY , DIANNE ELIZABETH , Houston ARTZT , KRIS TONI , Son Anton io ASHMAN, MARY MARTINA, Fort Worth ATKINS, MARILYN FOSTER , Houston ATKINSON, HENRIETTA H., Downers Grove, Ill. ATKINSON, JAMES BAKER, St . Clair, Mo. ATWOOD, MARGARET ELLEN, Houston AVES, ALICE LOUISE, Houston 

Sophomores 
AXELROD, JANIS l YNN. Houston 
BABENDURE, BERNIE ESIR , Houston 
BACK . JAMES MORRIS R., Pasadena 
BADKE , GREGORY CHARLES, Denton 
BAHLMAN, LANIER, Winters 
BAILEY. KATHRYN GRACE, Austin 
BAKER, ALICE l YNNE, Houston 
BAKER , BARBARA ANN, Levelland 

BAKER , LARRY NEAL , Big Spring BALDWIN , JUDITH ANN , Lamesa BALLARD, WILLIAM BRIAN, Tyler BANDf , SARAH ELIZABETH , Amar illo SARKIN , DAVID LEWIS , Terrell BARNES, JAMES RUSSELL, Wyckoff, N. J. BARNES, ROBERT WAYNE, Son Antonio BARNETT, LINDA LEE , Fort Worth 
BARNHILL, DONALD RAY, H,ghlonds BARRETT. RAYMOND DALTON JR., Mclean, Vo. BARROW, CAROLYN ANN, Son Anton io BARROW, MARY KYLE, Aust•n BASS, LISBETH ANN, Mdwoukee, W.sc. BATEMAN , NANCY KAY, Dalhart BAUGH , DIANE ELAINE , Arlongton BEAN, RAYMOND FRED JR., Son Antonio 
BEAVERS , RHETT DWYN , Houston BECK , BRUCE HARLAN , Son Antonio BECK, THOMAS JAMES, Greenfield, Iowa BECKER, LARRY DALE , Aust•n BECKMAN, SUSAN GAi l , Houston BECKWORTH, LINDA LOUISE , Gladewater BEEBE, MARK LOUIS, Abilene BEGGS, EDWARD ALLAN, Premonl 
BELCHER , STEPHEN DUDLEY , LoMorque 
BELK, ROBERT CROWELL, El Paso 
BELL, DEBRA KAY, Killeen 
BELL , SHERRY LYNN, Houston 
BELOTE , PATRICIA ANN , Lo Parle 
BENNETT, RAND MORTON , Dallas 
BENSON, RICK, Dickinson 
BENTLEY, WILLIAM RAY , Son Antonio 

BERKLEY, STEPHEN LAWRENCE, Beaumont BERNARD , ANNE , Lubbock BERRY. RICHARD LEE, Vicksburg, Miss. BEUTEL, PAUL WAYNE , Houston BIARD, RICHARD PALMER, Dumas BICKETT , BRENDA ELIZABETH, Austin BIRD, DEBRA ANISA, Childress BIZZELL, DAVID LYNN , Midlonu BLACK, DEBRA LEANN, Austin BLACKBURN , BRENDA DIANE , Von BLACKBURNE, NOEL, Sulphur Springs BLAIR, MARTHA JANE, El Paso BLANK, KATHERINE LYNN, Virginia Beach, Vo. BLANKENSH IP, CHARLES RONALD, Houston BLANTON, PERRY OWEN, Waco BLAYLOCK, STEPHEN GLEN, Irving 



BLECKLEY, DAVID GEORGE, Paris 
BLITCH , NICKI JAN , Fort Worth 
BLUMENTHAL, KAREN JOY, Houston 
BOHAC, Sl/SAN JO, Houston 
BOH LS, KAREN BETH , El Paso 
BOLLING , ROBERT THOMAS, Houston 
BOONE, JAMES ARTHUR, Austin 
BOOTH, RICHARD EDWARD, Paris 

BORDERS, REGINA MARIE, Dallas BOREY, ROLAND BORN, Angleton BORN, CHARLEAN ANN, Austin BO RTH, FRIEDA JEANNE, Pittsburg BORTH , KATHERINE MICHELE , Au stin BOSTWICK, BRADLEY BRECK, Fort Worth BOSWELL, JEAN ARLINE, Son Benito BOUNDS, DONALD RAYFORD, Cleveland 
BOWDEN , SHARON ANN , Beaumont BOYD, PAUL CLIFTON JR., Temple BOYNTON, REBECCA GENE, Denton BOZARTH, BETSY RAE, Lockhart BRADBURY, MARY SABINA , Marshall BRANDENBURG, PATRICK FORD, Amarillo BRANDIMARTE , CYNTHIA ANN, Dallas BRANDON, BEVERLY EULANE, Plainview 
BRANDT, WILLIAM DAVID, Austin BRASHEAR, ROBERT KEITH , Hole Center BRATIEN, MARJORIE VIRGINIA, Son Antonio BRAUN, DVOSHA EDITH, Houston BRAZIL, JERRY HAL, Lometa BREEDLOVE, JENNIFER, Houston BREIDENBACH, JOHN CLAUDE, Beeville BRENT, DENN IS ALLEN, Da llas 
BRENTSON, BECKYE LYNN, Dallas 
BREWER, PATRICIA KAY, Austin 
BR IMBLE, PAULA ADA, Houston 
BRISCOE, JANEY, Uvalde 
BR ITT, DAWN LOUISE, Son Antonio 
BRITT, SPURGEON KYLE JR .• Houston 
BROCK . BOBBIE JEAN , Kingsland 
BROGAN, JOHN ALBERT, Son Antonio 

Class of 1972 

BROMSER , PA UL A KA TH LE EN, Ga tesvi lle BROOKE, JAMES MAX EY, Sweeny BROOKS, SHPHEN NELSON, Da llas BROTT, SUSAN GENEVIEVE, Dallas BROWDER, JACK FORRESTER JR .• Pecos BROWN, KENNETH MARV:N, Galveston BROWN, MELINDA ONIE, Gon zol es BRUMM ELL, RI CHARD JAMES, Hooks 
BUCHANAN, DAVID ANDREW, Beaumont BUESCHER, JAMES ELMER JR., Houston BUNCH, PAMELA JO, Austin BURDITT, DAVID CHRISTOP HER, Ama rillo BURKE, EDMOND JOHN 111, Son Antonio BURRIS, KATHERINE ROGERS, Dallas BUSCH , DENNIS GENE . Son Antonio BUTLER, MONETTE MARIE, Austin 
BUTLER, PAMELA ANNE , Bonham BUTLER , PATRICIA LYNN , Karnes City BUTTERY , VIRGINIA ALICE, lo Marque BYRNES , VICKI LYNN, Modlond BYROM, ANITA SUE, Go tesvolle CALIJWELL , ROBER f HENDERSON, Denton CALK, HENRY DELL JR., Rosenburg CALLAWAY, PENNY CATHRYN, Austin 
CAMP, RONALD PERRY, Denton CAMPBELL, JANIS LYNNE, Bellaire CAMPBELL , MALLORY JANE. Dallas CAMPBELL, ROBERT DAVID, Dallas CANNON , MICHAEL KENT , Odessa CANTER , CATHY ANN, Houston CARBY . GARY WAYNE, Houston CARGILL , WILLIAM GEORGE , Fort Worth 
CARIKER, GEORGE EARL JR., Carthage CARL , CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE, Auston CARLISLE , JAN KATHRYN , Aloce CARLSON , HARRY WILLIAM JR .. Son Angelo CARLSON, THOMAS LANDRUE, Corpus Christi CARMICHAEL , RUTH MOORE, Huntsvolle CARNEY , PEGGY E., Corpus Chrosti CARPENTER , BELINDA ANN, Hobbs, N. M. 
CARPENTER, LINDA LOU , Austin CARRIKER , STEVEN ALAN , Roby CARTER, RUSSELL H., Son Anton•o CARTWR IGHT , EDWIN ORVILLE 111 , Dollos CASEY, SHAWN RUSSEL, Houston CASTILLO . SUSANA MARIA. Lo Paz , Bolivia CAVE, ROBERT DANIEL. Son Antonoo CENTER. KATHY ROSE, Baytown CENTILLI , DOROTHY JEAN, Doi Rio CERVENKA, EDWARD RENFRO, Waco CHAAYTO , HASSAN ISMAIL , Beirut, Lebanon CHANCEY, MICHAEL G., Oklohomo City, Okla. CHARNES, DEBORAH FRANCIS, Aust in CHATMAS , NANCY FAY, Fort Worth CHEATHAM, PAMELA DRU, Seabrook CHENAULT, BRYAN DICKARD, Albuquerque, N. M. 



CHILDERS, STEVEN ROGER, Conroe 
CHILDRESS, DUANE MICHAEL, Ozono 
CHIN, MILLY, Son Antonio 
CHRISTIAN, DRUSCILLA ROSE, Houston 
CIAVARRA, JOHN JOSEPH JR., Devine 
CLARK , THOMAS LEE , Dallas 
CLAYTON , OLLIS MILTON , Houston 
COCHRAN, DEBORAH ANN , Austin 

COHEN , BETSY JAN , Dollos COHEN, BLANCHE FAYE, Phoenix, Ariz. COLE, STEPHEN WARREN, Posodeno COLGIN , ANDREW PHILLIP , Houston COLLERAIN , JOAN ELIZABETH, Houston COLLIER , CHRISTI , Dollos COLLIER , CLAIRE YVONNE , El Poso COLLINS, ALFRED LEE, Austin 
COLLINS, JOHN WILLIAM, Son Antonio CONE , RICHARD LEO JR ., Fort Worth CONLEY, MARGARET ELAINE, Big Spring CONNELL, CAROL JUANETTE, Killeen CONRADT, LOUIS WILLIAM, Terrell COOK, LARRY GENE, Winters COOK, PATRICK LACY, Houston COOK, PEGGY LOUISE , Pasadena 
COOK, TOMMIE LYNN, Houston COOLEY , JOHN THORNTON , Dollos COOPER, LANCE KIMBERLY , Houston CORBELL , JON KELVIN , Katy CORBIN , JOHN SAUNDERS JR ., Houston CORDILL, JOSEPH BAKER JR ., Shreveport, Lo. CORRELL , VENICE MARY, Burleson COTHAM , NANCY ELLEN , Marl in 
COTTON , ROGER DALE , Palestine COWART, LINDA CATHERINE, Houston COWHIG, PEGGY, Baytown COX , CRAIG RAY, Lubbock CRABTREE , BARBARA ANN, Dallas CRAWFORD, FRANCES MARIAN, El Paso CRAWFORD, JOE THOMAS JR ., Atlanta CREWS, SARAH LOUISE , Son Antonio 


Sophomores 
CRISPIN , MARY PRISCILLA, Houston CROOK , DAVID PRESTON , Houston CRUTSINGER , MAETIN STONE, Athens CULWELL , CATHRYN, Lufk in CUMMINGS, WILEYN FULFER, Son Antonio CURTIS, CAROL JEAN , Hillsboro DALE, PAMELA FAYE, Winnie DALTON , CHARLOTTE LOUISE, Goldthwaite 
DANI EL, CHARLES PAUL , Brownsville 
DANI EL , JUDY JEANETTE, Glen Rose 
DANZIGER, GAIL BARBARA, Houston 
DARWIN, PAUL McCRACKEN, Fort Worth 
DAVIS, JOHN MICHAEL , Dallas 
DAVIS, LYLE LEROY, Houston 
DAVIS, PAUL JOSEPH, Austin 
DAVIS , PATRICIA ANN , Schulenburg 

DAWSON, WILLIAM CHARLES, Texarkana 
DEATS, JAMES ALAN , Son Antonio 
DECKER , OSCAR JAMES, Loredo 
DEDEAR, CHERYL ANNE, Georgetown 
DEFORD, HARVEY NASH, Austin 
DELANO, RICKY DALE, Corpus Christi 
DENN, MIRL PAULA, Boy City 
DENNIS, LAURA JESSICA, Son Antonio 

DENOSOWICZ, RANDOLPH LEE, Orange DERBING , DEBORAH , Houston DERRICK, BARBARA JEAN, Vienna, W. Vo. DEYSCHLE, CARL ALLEN, Amarillo DEUSCHLE, JANE ELLEN , Dallas DEVOOGHT, DIANE JOYCE, Austin DEWEES , CHARLES BELL Il l, Fort Worth DICKINSON, LINDA LEE, Austin 
DICKSON , RICHARD LANE, Houston DI ES, RUTH DIANNE, Austin DILLON , DONNA CHERYL , Houston DOLAN, SUSAN LOU, Son Antonio DOLEZAL, DONNA GWEN, Hallettsville DONAHUE, TIMOTHY ALFRED, Austin DOOLEY, GEORGE CLEVELAND, Crossville, Tonn. DORR , JOAN ELIZABETH, Son Antonio 
DORSEY , PATRICIA KATHLEEN, Houston DOUGLAS, RODNEY ARTHUR, Dollos DOWNS, GREGORY EDWARD, Midland DRAPER , FREDERICK A. Ill , Scott AFB, Ill. DRYDEN, JOHN STEPHEN , W ich ita Falls DUCKWORTH , TIMOTHY ROGERS, Houston DUKE, CYNTHIA JO, Son Antonio DUKES, JOHN ANTHONY, Ewa Beach, Hawaii 

DULAK , SARA SUE , Dallas DUNBAR, GERALDINE, Bastrop DUNCAN, FRED DON, Weatherford DUNCAN, JEANNE CELESTE , Rusk DUNIHO, SHEILA ANN, Peru, N. Y. DURAN, ROBERT, Houston DURE, LEIGHTON CARTER, Austin DWIGHT, LARRY BRUCE, Richardson 
DYDEK, LOWELL RICHARD , San Anton io EAKMAN, DOYLE DOUGLAS, San Angelo EARLY, LYDIA JEANNE, Avinger EARLY, MARTHA LYNN, Richardson EARNEST, ARA l YNN, Odesso EASTER , CHARLES LEE J R., Coldwell EBERHARD, JEFFREY WAYNE, New Braunfels EDENS, JEAN, San Antonio 
EDWARDS, BETTY JO, Houston EDWARDS, CAROL JEAN, Dallas EDWARDS, TRISA MICHELE, Chesterfield, Mo. EIERMANN, ANN ELIZABETH, Houston ELLEDGE, RICHARD GARDNER, Houston ELLIOTT, JOHN BENJAMIN Ill, Corpus Christi ELLIOTT, KATHERINE JEAN , Dallas ELLIOTT , MICHAEL ELON , San Marcos 
ELLIS , VIVIAN ELIZABETH , San Anton io ELLISON, CAROLE ANNE, Fort Worth ELLSBERRY, MICHAEL ALLEN, Dallas EMERSON , NANCY ANN , Palestine EMERSON, PATRICIA CAROL, Houston EMERY , ROBERT DUKE, San Anton ia EMMERT, MARK ALEXANDER, San Antonio EMORY, LAURA LEE , Houston 
ENGEL, EDWARD WILLIAM, Houston ENGELMAN, DAYNA DAWN, Houston ENGLAND, ROBIN CHRISTY, Houston ERICKSON, KATHLEEN VIRGINIA, Houston ESKRIDGE, NANCY LYNNE, Houston ESTES, JANET SUSAN, Beaumont EVANS, ROBERT DENTON, Lu Vi ng FAIN, JOHN STEPHEN, Houston 
FALCON, RICHARD RAY, Corpus Christi FARRAR, TERRY WAYNE, Dollos FAULK, JAMES MICHAEL, Austin FEGAN , KATHERINE ELLEN , Fort Worth FEINBERG , JAN LOUISE , Texarkana FELPS, RONDA GAi L, Tripoli, l ibyo FENSTER, LISA ELLEN , Corpus Christi FENTON, FRANCES MARGARET, Corpus Chr isti 

Class of 1972 

FERGUSON, GAIL LYNN, Houston FERGUSON, JANET HELEN, Denton FERGUSON, VICKI LYNN, Austi n FERRARA, MADELINE CAROLL, Heorne FIELD, JODELL ELIZABETH, Corpus Christi FISCH, MARTEE ANN, Tyler FISHER, JUDY GAIL, San Antonio FISHER, LEWIS SHERMAN, Son Antonio 
FITE, ANTOI NETTE , Shermon FITZGERALD, DAVID JOHN, Houston FLAJNIK, JAMES DONALD, Houston FLANAGAN , SUSAN CAROL, Son Anton io FLEMING, JUDITH l YNN, Anso n FLETCHE R, DANI EL LEE, Von FLETCHER, ROBERT HALE, Los Ange les, Cal if. FLOCA, FRANK STEWART, Temple 
FLODINE, JAMES BRUCE, Houston FLUITT, MICHAEL WAYNE. Booker FONTENOT, LINDA SHARON, Dallas FORD, MICHAEL DEA N, Hogh londs FOREMAN. LUCY LOCKETT, Houston FORTENBERRY, MARY KELSOE. Natchitoches, la. FOSTER, ALBERT HAROLD, Houston FOSTER, KATHLEEN ROSE, Dollos 
FOX, JOAN ELIZABETH, Carlisle, Po. FRANCIS, JAY PERETZ, Houston FRANK, JANIS KAY, Houston FRANKLIN, RAYMOND BENJAMIN, Houston FRENCH , DEBORAH ELAINE , Austin FRISHMAN , ABE. Dallas FROST, MARCIA STEBBINS, Dallas FUERST , LINDA SUE, Dallas 
FUHRMANN. RICHARD REYNOLDS, Son Antonio FULBRIGHT , SUZANNE . Beaumont FULLER . ANTHONY . Houston FULLERTON . BRUCE C. . Aust on FURMAN. NANCY PRYOR. Bethesda, Md. FUSTE , MARY KAY . Galveston GAL VAN , EDUARDO , Brownsvolle GAMBLE , DAVID SHULER, Houston 
GANCHAN . MEG GORDON , Houston GANCHAN , SUSAN BURNETT, Houston GANDY. CHRISTINA LOUISE, Lottie Rock, Ark. GANNS, STEPHEN RICHARD, Houston GARCIA , MANUEL ROBERT, Yoakum GARDNER, TARA O "MEARA , Carrizo Springs GARRETT , ANNALYN . Son Anton io GARY , SONJA LEE , Son Antonoo GARZA , CRISELDA, Harlingen GEORGE, ALAN GAYLORD, Harl ingen GEORGE , KAREN ELIZABETH , Houston GERLOFF , ELLEN GALE, Hou•lon GERNSBACHER, KAREN, Fort Worth GERSTENHABER , JAY ERON, Houston GIBBS , ANDREA JEAN , Mabank GIBBS, DUNCAN GAYLORD, Amarillo 



GIBBS , PEYTON SELMAN, Houston 
GIBSON , ROSCOE MIKE , Lufkin 
GIESE , JOLYN GAYLE, Son Antonio 
GILDAY , MARY KATHRYN, Fort Worth 
GILLETTE , JANE ANN , Baytown 
GILLEY , ALLEN LOUIS, Hou•lon 
GILLIAM, ROBERT SEAFERS, Palestine 
GILLUM, WILLIAM DANIEL , Woco 

GIPE , WILLIAM GEORGE, Dollos GIRARDEAU, JAMES FREDERICK, Austin GIROUARD, ROBBIE GAY, Freeport GLEASON , DAVID MERLE, Beaumont GODFREY , JO ANN, Yoakum GOLD, JOHN STEVEN, Dellos GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT MARC, Dolio• GOLDSTEIN, SHARON HELAINE, Hou•ton 
GOOD , LARRY, Dallas GOODE, MARK GIDEON Ill , Dallas GOODING. PEGGY LOUISE , Fort Worth GOODMAN, BRENDA DEE , Dallas GOSE, LAURA MELINDA, Wichita Falls GOSS, RICHARD LEE , Dolio• GOUBEAUD, MICHELE ANNE, Son Antonio GRACE , CRAIG THOMAS, Austin 
GRAMMER, BEVERLY LYNNE, Fort Worth GRANBERRY, RAY WYNN, Sinton GRANT, MARY ELIZABETH, Dallas GRANT , PAMELA SUE, Houston GRANT , THOMAS REAGAN , Kenedy GRAVES, CLAUDE BRECKENRIDGE, Jasper GRAY , CHARLES EDWIN , Arl ington GRAY, KATHY ELAINE, Houston 
GRAYSON, ALLAN MONROE Ill, Dellos GREEN , ROBERT LYNN JR ., Houston GREENBERG , LAWREN ELISE, Tyler GREENWOOD, ALAN DALE, Corpus Christi GREGORY , WILLIAM NEWTON , Midland GREMMINGER, CHARLES RAY , Pasadena GRENADER, MARK JAMES, Houston GRETT, RICHARD LEE, Corpus Christi 


Sophomores 
GROSSMAN, FRANK LEROY, Corpus Christi 
GROTE, LARRY JAMES, llano 
GRUBBS , GORDON HAL, Graham 
GWYNN , RICHARD PAUL, Son Antonio 
HAHN , ELIZABETH, Austi n 
HAIRGROVE , SYLVIA LYNNE, Houston 
HALE , FRIEDA SUE, Orange 
HALE , VIRGINIA LYNN, Dallas 

HALL , CANDACE RAYE, Dallas HALL , GLEN DAVID, Houston HALL, JOHN CURTIS, Dalhart HALL , SUSAN DEBRA, Falls Church, Vo. HAMBY, KATHERINE ALICE, Son Antonio HAMEL , CYNTHIA LISE , Seabrook HAMILTON, SYLVIA LYNN, Hampton, Vo. HAMMOND, JAMES RODNEY, Jock•boro 
HANDLEY , KEN EARL , Lufkin 
HARBISON, KARAN ANN, Breckenridge 
HARDEE , MARTHA LOVE , Brownsville 
HARDIN , WESLEY MORGAN , Odessa 
HARE , CAROL ELEANOR , Amarillo 
HARELIK, JIMMY HASKELL, Camancho 
HARLOWE , DAVID HOWARD , Brownwood 
HARMON, SCOTT INGERSOLL, Dallas 

HARPER, WALTER DAVIS, Garland HARPOLE , GEORGE ANN, Uvalde HARRIS, APRIL KAY, Houston HARRIS, DUANE WOODFORD II, Hooks HARRIS , PEGGY LEA , Dellos HARRIS, VICTOR ELLIOT, Houston HARR IS, WILLIAM STANLEY, Son Angelo HARRISON, JOHN WILLIAM, Nashville, Arie. 
HARRISON , PRINCE MARTIN, Belton 
HARRISON, SUSAN DIANNE, Baytown 
HART, JERYL DRANNON JR., Austin 
HARTWELL , CHRISTOPHER LYNN , Dallas 
HARVEY, BILLY DALE, Greenville 
HATCH , CHERYL DIANE, Dallas 
HATCHEL , RITA GAYLE , Dallas 
HAWKINS, LINDA SUSAN, McAllen 

HAWS , ROY LEE , Jacksonville HAYES , NANCY, Dallas HAZLEWOOD, JAMES HOWARD, Victoria HEARD, KATHY LANIER, White Oak HEARN , ROBERT LUTHER Ill , Dallas HEARNE , SIDNEY RANDALL , Graham HEATON , WILLIAM MATTHEW, Houston HEDRICK, LOU ANN, Austin HEDRICK, NANCY ELIZABETH, Corpus Christi HEFLEY, LINDA LOUISE, Pasadena HEGAR, REBECCA LUCILLE, Son Antonio HEINS, NIKKI ANN, Dallas HELM, JIMMY JAYE, Stephenville HELM, STEVEN GEORGE, Fort Worth HELMCAMP, JUDDY RAY, Houston HENDERSON, FRANK DOUGLAS JR,. Houston 

HENDON , KERRY GAYLE, Freeport HENLEY, THOMAS ANDREW, Greenville HENRY , ANN ELAINE , Rockdale HENSLEE, MARK TAYLOR, Amarillo HEPLER , JONNY JEFFERSON, Waco HERBOLSHEIMER, ALICE P,. Bartlesville, Okla. HERRERA, CYNTHIA ANN, San Antonia HERRING, EMOGENE DALE , San Antonio 
HESS, BONN IE JEAN, Houston HIBLER, ROSEMARY, Austin HICKEY, GEOFFREY JOHN, Dallas HICKS, CHARLES ANDREW, Austin HICKS, WILLIAM GRADY , Corpus Christi HIGGINS, BONNIE JO, Houston HIGGINS, JOHN ROBERT, Kingsville HIGGINS, THOMAS RICHARD, Austin 
HIGLEY, SUSAN LOUISE, Aust in 
HI LL, COLLEEN ELAINE , lo Marque 
HILL , LINDA MARIE, Lubbock 
HI LLEBRENNER, BARBARA ANN, Dallas 
HILLQUIST, KATHLEEN , Richmond 
HINTON, KAREN LEONORA, Dallas 
HIRSCH, GABRIEL, Dallas 
HOCHMAN, ELIAS HENRY, Houston 

HOFFMAN , JUDY CAROL , Houston HOFFMAN, ROCHELLE SELENE, Navasota HOFFMAN , STEPHEN THOMAS, Beaumont HOLCOMB, HELEN ELEANOR, College Station HOLCOMB, JULIA FAYE, Quanah HOLLINGSWORTH, DAVID EMERSON, Austin HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM HORACE, Houston HOLMAN, CHARLES OSCAR, Electra 
HOLMBERG, l YNNE KAREN, lake Jackson HOLSHOUSER , JOHN H. SAVAGE, San Antonia HOOD , THOMAS ROY, Kerrville HOPKINS, HAROLD NEWTON JR .. Silsbee HOPKINS, ROBERT LARRY, Donaldson, Ark. HOPPER, ANDREA KAY, lake Jackson HOPSON, WILLIAM DAVID Ill, Sinton HORN, VICKI LEE, Midland 
Class of l 972 

HORTON , WILMOT ROBERDEAU, Austin 
HOUSE , MARI LOU, Paris 
HOUSER , ROBERT BOOSE, Midland 
HOWARD, BARBARA SUE, Midland 
HOWARD, GAYLE ANNE, Dallas 
HOWARD , M' LIZABETH DOT, Berryville, Ark. 
HOWELL , RALPH LA VERNE , Sherman 
HOWELL, VICKI RAYE, Texas City 

HUDSON, JANIS El LEEN, Corpus Christi 
HUEBINGER, KATHLEEN ANN , Morion 
HUEMOELLER , GISELLE OLIVIA, Houston 
HUFF , DONALD LEE , Muleshoe 
HUFF, DONALD LEE , Dallas 
HUFF, ROBERT BENJAMIN, Houston 
HUFFMAN, DOLLIE FAYE, Posodeno 
HUGHES, DAVID CARROLL , Houston 

HUGHES, MARY KATHLEEN, Dallas 
HULL , CHARLES CLAUDE, Hempstead 
HULL , MELISSA JANE, Denton 
HULME, DEBORAH RAE, Houston 
HUMPHREY, RANDAL EUGENE , Austin 
HUNDLEY, POLLY DIANE, Austin 
HUNT , CLAY McLEAN, Dallas 
HUNT, ROBERT WILEY, Son Anton io 

HURWITZ, INA SUE, Houston HUTSON, MARK FARRELL, Houston HVASS, CHARLES THOMAS, Minneapolis, Minn. HYKEL , MARIETTA , Go'veston IMBER, MARLENE BETH, Fort Worth INCE, MARY LOIS , Gonzoles INKS, ROBERT MICHAEL, Austin IRBY , LESLIE DAVID, Aust in 
ISENBERG , JERRY ALAN , Galveston 
JACKSON , PATRICIA ELIZABETH, Sherman 
JACOB , JOHN WAYNE, Andice 
JACOBS, HI LOY CAROL, Corsica no 
JACOBY, MELISSA MADELINE, Hillsboro 
JAMES , JACKIE SUE , Aust•n 
JAMESON , JOHN ROBERT Ill , Lubbock 
JEFFUS, MARSHALL LEE , Wich ita Falls 

JENKINS, RICHARD ROY, Houston 
JOBE , REX VANCE , Dallas 
JOHNSON, CATHY GENE, Coldwell 
JOHNSON, JEROLD ROBERT , Dallas 
JOHNSON , LINDA , Dollos 
JOHNSON, MICHAEL WALLACE, Taylor 
JOHNSON, PAUL JOSEPH , Aust•n 
JOHNSON, WILLIAM MIKE, Texas City 


JOHNSON, WILLIE MAE, Waco JOHNSTON, JAY STEVEN, Dollos JONES, ALAN BENTON, Plainview JONES , BARBARA ANN , Houston JONES, HAROLD ERNEST JR., Midland JONE S, JUDITH LANELL. Houston JONES, NANCY SUE, Dollos JONES, PATRICE, Wichita Foils 
JONES, SANDRA ROBERTA, Dollos JONES , SUSAN l YNN, Bryon JONES, TIFFANY NAN, Austin JOSEPHS, JEFFREY, Corpus Christi JOYNER, WANDA NELL, Mt. Vernon JUDD, DIANNA LYNN , Amarillo KADERKA, PEGGY ROSE, Austin KALVELAGE, NORMA ELLEN, Son Antonio 
KANA, MA RY GA 1 l , Baytown KANAN , TERESA ELLEN , Fort Worth KANE , THERESA ANNE, Fort Worth KAPPLU , GARY HOEL, Baytown KASSON , JOHN ADAM , Midland KATCHINOSKI , RONALD JAMES, Houston KAVANAUGH , CLIFF LEDLOW, Austin KAZMANN, WILLIAM McKEE, Baton Rouge, lo. 
KEELING, NANCY BERRY, Liltlefield KELLER, DONALD RALPH, Copperas Cove KELLER , JOHN CHRISTOPHER , Corpus Christi KELLEY, JAMES GROVER, Houston KENDALL , SUSAN KAY, Houston KENDRICK, STEVEN THOMAS, Stratford KENNEDY , KERRY LINN, Aust in KENT, ALLEN SANDERS , Fort Worth 
KERN, DEBRA LOUISE, Clarendon, Ark. KESSLER , SARA LEE , Youngstown, Ohio KETCHUM, PATRICIA LYNN, Son Antonio KILLINGSWORTH, PASCAL LEROY, Loredo KIMMELL, LOIS ELIZABETH , Son Antonio KING, ELIZABETH MACEIL , Austin KING, GARY HEAR\. , Kingsland KING , GEORGE HARVEY, Conroe 
KING , HELEN MARIE, Garland KING , KAREN EILEEN , Irving KING, KAREN KAY, Dallas KINNARNEY, EILEEN MARY, Burlington, Conn. KITLEY, JAN ELIZABETH, Austin KLAM, ALPHONSE FRANK, Houston KLEIN, JERROLD STEPHEN, New Orleans, Lo. KLEIN, SARA KAY , Houston 

Sophomores 
KLEPAC, ROBERT EUGENE, Austin KNAPE , BEN KENNETH, Aust in KNIGGE , KAY LORRINE , Houston KNIGHT , KAREN LOUISE , Wich ita Foils KOBDISH, GEORGE CHARLES, Houston KOBER, KAY MARY, Waterloo, Iowa KOEHLER, KATHY SUE , Poteet KOELLING , ROBERT KEITH JR ., Dallas 
KOPEC, MARY C., Son Antonio KOST, FREDELL NAN , Houston KOTIN, GAYLE, Galveston KOY, CANDICE DAWN, Sealy KRAUSE , DANNA ANN , Houston KRESCH , FRANK GORDON , Pasadena KRUDER, KATHRYN LOUISE , Wayne, N. J. KRUEGER , KAY , Son Anton io 
KRUEGER , ROYCE WILLIAM, Victoria KRUTE, DONNA JEAN , Houston KUHN, MICHAEL CHARLES, Houston KUPER , LAUR IE , Houston KYRISH, LEON JOSEPH , Stockdale LABER, BARBARA JOYCE , Houston LABOVITZ, HARRY , Fort Worth LACEY, ROBERT STEPHEN, Houston 
LACY, DEBRA DENEESE, Jasper LADD, MARY JODETTE, Kansas City, Mo. LAMB, SHARON GAYLE , Houston LANDAU, CHRISTINE NANCY, Houston LANDERS , MARK EVAN , Dallas LANE, PATRICIA LOUISE, Houston LANE, WILLIAM DAWSON, Son Angelo LANGFORD , DEBRA DEANN , Goldthwaite 
LANIER, RONALD EDWARD , Novosoto LAPPIN , STEPHEN GRANT, Houston LAS IK, LOIS FRANCES, Houston LASLEY, MICHAEL DEEN , Son Anton io LAWHN, MARY ANN, Houston LAWS , LINDA LOUISE , Corpus Christi LAWSON , CHARLES A., Houston LAY, JOHN BENNETT, Houston 
LECHE, PAUL ANDRE, Dollos LEE, DONNA ANNETTE , Houston LEE , NANCY CARROLL, Houston LEE , RANDY MICHAEL , Taylor LEGETT, GEORGE ANN, Aust in LEHMBERG , ROSEMARY, Taylor LEIGH, CANDACE C., Aust in LEIGH, SHARON JEAN, Housto n 


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LENOX , JOE 0. , league City LERNER, CYNTHIA JEAN, Dallas LESHIN, LIBBIE GAIL, Robstown LESSIG , PRISCILLA LYNN, Fort Worth LETSOS, JAMES N. Ill, Houston LEVINE , HAROLD HERBERT, Gainesville LEVINE, MELVIN ALLEN, Houston LNINSON, JEROME HOWARD, Dallas 
LEWIN, RANDALL JAY, McAllen LIESMAN , LINDA ANN, Boerne LINDSAY, KATHRYN MAREE, Houston LINDSEY, JAMES RAYMOND, Fort Worth LIPP, JOYCE LYNN , Houston LITTLE, RANDY DALE, Houston LITILE , SHERRY LYNN , Granbury LLOYD, DAVID EARL, Corpus Christi 
LLOYD , JANE ANN, Bo•trop LOCKETT, Jill ELIZABETH, Dallas LOCKWOOD, JEFFERSON GREY, McAllen LOEHR , GLADYS DIANNE , Coldwell LONG, JOHN KENDALL , Rockv ille, Md. LONG, LINDA ETTA, Austin LONG, SEDALIA SUZETTE, Longview LOOMIS, DIANE H., Fort Worth 
LOPER , LARRY RUPERT, Dallas LOTT , LEE ERVIN , Killeen LOWDON , MARY MATALA, Fort Worth LOWREY, RONNIE GENE, Texas City LUBEL, ELAINE TERRY, Mobile, Alo. LUCAS, SCOTT PARKER, lo Marque LUMPKIN, RANDY DALE, Austin l YNCH, MICHAEL EDWARD, Corpus Christi 
LYNCH, MILDRED ALICE, Kerrville LYTTON, MITZI MARIE , Corpus Christi MABRY, PAMELA JAN, Port Arthur MACK, RONALD G ., Palestine MACLEAN, DELLA LOUISE, San Antonio MACOW, RICKI , Houston MACOW, SHARON ELIZABETH, Son Antonio MADDOX , CHARLES RICHARD, Son Antonio 
MADDOX, PATRICIA ANNE, Palacios MADERA, NANCY MAUREEN , Louise MADSEN , KATHRYN KAYE , Houston MAGNON, ROBERT JAY, Son Antonio MAHAFFEY, MICHAEL LINDSEY, Houston MAIN, KENT ASHLEY, Corpus Christi MALLORY, CAROLYN KAY , Tyler MALY, CHARLES KORTEN, Texarkana 
Class of 1 972 

MANKA, ALLAN ROY, Hobson MARCHAK, JAMES WILLIAM, Galveston MARIETTA , JOHN ROBERT, Fort Worth MARKS, MICHAEL TERRY, Austin MARKS, RONALD, Houston MARNELL, MARY ELLEN, Hereford MARSHALL, MARY PATRICIA, Polos Verdes, Calif. MARSHALL, WINIFRED MILDRED, Holliday 
MARTIN, CECI l DUKE, Gorn er, N. C. 
MARTIN, CHARLES TYLER JR., Houston 
MARTIN, KENNETH EWING , Baytown 
MARTIN , MARI l YN KATHLEEN, Austin 
MARTINEZ, LUIS NOE, Concepcion 
MASEEH , SUZANNE MARIE, Tu•tin, Calif. 
MATTHEWS, KENNETH C., Beaumont 
MATTS, THOMAS C., Austin 

MATULA, JAMES MICHAEL, Runge MAULSBY, PATRICIA ANN, Weatherford MAYBERRY, MICHAEL DENNIS, Burbank, Calif. MAYER, EDITH DICKSON, Fort Worth MAYS, JOSEPHINE DARLINE, Au•tin McALLISTER , TERESA ANN, Mt. Pleo•ont, Iowa McBEE, ROBERT FRANK, Au•lin McBRIDE, DOROTHY KAREN, Winnie 
McBRIDE , MICHAEL CURTIN, Galveston 
McCANTS, DEBORAH ANN , Snyder 
McCARTY, ROBERT THOMAS, Austin 
McCONNELL, TERRY RANDALL, Au•tin 
McCRORY, JOHN KEVIN, Amarillo 
McDANIEL , DANNY GLENN, Dolio• 
McDONALD . DONALD JOSEPH , Dolio• 
McDONALD, GAi l ELAINE, Rosenberg 

McDONALD, MARGARET ANN, San Antonio McGEE, GREGORY ROSS. Voctoroo McGILLICUDDY , TIMOTHY E., Hou•lon McGLASSON, PAMELA DIANE , Abolene McGLOTHLIN , JOHN JOSEPH, M05qu ite McGREGOR , KIM MIXON. Plo invoew . McKAMIE . WILLIAM MICHAEL, .Waco McKENZIE , JO KATHARINE , Dolio• 
McKINNON, DOUGLAS A., Hou•lon McKITRICK, VIVIENNE LEE, Memphis, Tenn. McMILLAN, MONTY HAYES, Hou•ton McNEFF, PATRICK JOSEPH, Dollos MEADOR , MICHAEL PRIDDIE , Gotuville MEITZEN , ANN ELAINE , Brenham MEL TON, CLARENCE BARTLETT JR., Hou•lon MENZIES, NANCY ANN, AuUon 

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MERFISH, GERALD, Houston MESH , ALAN MICHAEL, Dollos MESSER, JAY MILTON, Auston METHENY , FLOY LEE, Lubbock MEYER , SUSAN ELIZABETH, Hondo MICHAELIS VICTORIA LYNNE, Dallas MICHALEC .' CYNTHIA MARIE , Hollettsville MIERTSCHIN , JAMES DAVID, Houston 
MIKULENCAK , DAVID JOHN , Granger MILAN , DEBORAH ANNE, Hurst Ml LBERGER, ARTHUR JOSEPH , Boy City MILLER, ANDREW GILES, Burnet Ml LLER, ESTELLE HELENE, Victoria MILLER, GEORGE STEVAN, Brody MILLER, JOHN MICHAEL , Montgomery, Alo. MILLER, KERRY SUE, Fort Worth 
Ml LLER, LINDA SUE, Houston MILLHOLLON , WILLIAM GARY, Odessa MILLER, LINDA LEE, Virginio, Minn. MILLIGAN , THOMAS WLLLIAM, Son Antonio MILLIN, KEVIN JAMES, Houston MILTON, SUMMER GALE, Houston MIMS, CHRISTINE l YNN , Peorlond MINCBERG, DAVID MEYER , Houston 
MINTER , JULIANNE , laMorque Ml RANDA, DEBRA MARIA , Grond Prairie MOFFATT, RICHARD HOLMAN , Houston MOORE , JETTA CAROLE, Longview MOORE, MARWICK ROSE, Dickinson MOORE , SANDRA JANE , Aust in MOORE , TOMMY LEN, Longview MOORES, DANIEL CHARLES, Terrell 
MORENO, GLORIA, Dallas 
MORGAN , WILLIAM GEORGE, De Leon 
MORRIS, ALBERT WILLIAM JR. , Duncanville 
MORROW, JACK DEZELLE , Sinton 
MORROW, TERRY RAY, Minerol Wells 
MORSE, ROBERT EMMETT , Houston 
MOSHER , AIMEE KATHERINE , Houston 
MOSS , RITA JEAN, Dev ine 

MOULTON, PATRICIA ANN, St. Louis, Mo. MOYER, LYNNE MARIE, Son Antonio MUELLER, MARGARET, Guodolojoro, Mexico MULLENS, PATRICK 0 ., Austin MULLINGS , MARY MARGARET , Gorlond MURDOCK, Ml LDRED CARROLL, Houston MURPHY, DEBORAH ANN , Austin MURPHY, EUGENE JAMES JR., Houston 

Sophomores 


MURRAY , TIMOTHY GOOD, Son Antonio MYLIUS, ROLLY ROBERT JR., Yookum NEBLETT, LUCY LYDA, Houston NEILL, SHERRY WYNNE, Houston NELSON , GARRY ALAN , Beoumont NELSON , JAY RODNEY , Kaufman NELSON, MARSHA KAY, Greenville NEL SON , MICHAEL NEAL , Waco 
NELSON , WALTER FREDERICK, Anahuac NESMITH , LINDA CAROL, Ab ilene NEUKOM , SUSAN CAROL , Houston NEUMAN, HYMAN SAM, Austin NEWELL, ROSEMARY, Dallas NG, NELLIE , Son Anton io NIBLING , SUSAN CALE , Temple NICHOLS, DON DEATON, Goleno Pork 
NISBET , MICHAEL ALLAN , Aust in NOE, JAMES PALEY, Corpus Christi NOELL, JOHN DUDLEY, Austin NOLAN, PETER ANDREW, Lafayette, lo. NORTON, ELIZABETH ANN, Phoenix, Ariz. NORTON , NANCY ANN, Houston NORTON , TRUDY KATHRYN, Son Juan NOVY, STEVEN DAVID, Son Anton io 
NUNN , DARLA SUE , Son Anton io NUTT, JANICE DEAN, Houston OCHS, GARY GAYLORD, Taylor ODELL, PEGGY JEAN, Son Antonio OGDEN, LOUIS GUSTAVUS, Winnie OGLE , CATHY ANN, Dollos O ' KEEFE , JOHN MICHAEL , Wh ite Deer OLIM, SARAH BELLE, Birminghom, Alo. 
OLIVER, STEPHEN MACK, Muleshoe OLIVER , THOMAS LYNN, Ham li n OLSEN, ROBERT COURTNEY, Canyon OSBOURN, SARAH JOAN, Orange OSHMAN , GEOFFRY HILLEL , Port Lavaca OZIAS, JANICE MARIE, Vinton, Iowa PACE , MARTHA VIRGINIA , Alexandr ia , Vo. PACIOTTI, JOE DANIEL, Corpus Christi 
PAHNKE, ROBERT DAVID, Oronge PAILET, STEVEN LESTER, Memph is, Tenn. PARKER , VICKI l YNN , Killeen PARKS, CYNTHIA CATHERINE, Cuero PARKS, DONALD ARGUS, Greenville PARROTT, CLI FFORD LEE, Posodeno PARTLOW, JUDI TH GA IL, l iberty PATCH, GAIL, Galveston 
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PATTERSON, TERRI REVELL, Austin PAVLOV IC, JASON DEAN , Midland PAYNE , BARRY CLAYTON, Dallas PAYNE, FRANK CARLOS, Houston PEDDYCOART, CYNTHIA, Houston PEEBLES, BONNIE LEE, Austin PENA, JOSE ANTONIO, Austin PENROD, ADRIENNE LEE, Houston 
PERRY, JOHN CARROLL, Houston PERRYMAN, LINDA SLAUGHTER, Dallas PETERSON, JOHN DAVID, Corpus Christi PETTY, PAMELA MOSELEY, Lufkin PHILLIPS, NAN MIGUEL, Manila, P. I. Pl ERCE , CARLYLE ELIZABETH , Son Antonio PITZER , PAMELA, Brackenridge PLAIA, VICKI SHARON, Port Arthur 
POSTON, JUDY ANN, Lancaster, Calif. POULOS, DENIS SEAN, Austin POUNS, STEPHEN HAROLD, Abilene POWELL, ROBERT GAINES BEVERLY, Galveston POWELL, STEVEN DOUGLAS, Grand Prairie POWER , JAMES TALFORD Ill, Dallas POYNOR , WESLEY JIM, Jacksboro PRAGER , ALAN NORMAN, Dallas 
PRAGER , WILLIAM IRVIN, Big Spring PRATHER , CAMILLE ANN , Houston PREIBISCH, DONNA RUTH , Sealy PRENGLER , DOROTHY, Dallas PRESSLY, PEGGY LUCILLE , Houston PRIDGEN , CAROL LEE, Son Antonio PRITCHETT , JAMES PATRICK , Midland PRYZANT, AlYSE PATRICIA, Memphis, Tenn. 
PUTNAM, BARBARA KATHRYN, Son Antonio QUADE , l YNDELL KEITH, Sogerton QUICK, JULIA MARY, Beaumont QUIGLEY, JAMES MARTIN, Dallas QUINTANILLA, ANITA LOUISE, Austin RAFFKIND, CATHY ANN, Son Antonio RAIMOND, CHARLES VAN, Galveston RAKES, JAMES MITCHELL, Hurst 
RAMIREZ, HORACIO RAFAEL, Hebbronville RAMIREZ, RUBEN, Horgill RAUCH, HENRY TERENCE, Cherry Hill, N. J. RAUCH, LAWRENCE ALAN , Houston RAVEL, RICHARD STERN, Austin REA, MICHAEL JAMES, Austin REAVES, TRUDY REBECCA, Tulsa, Okla. REEGO, JAMES HERMAN , Richardson 

Class of 1972 

REETZ , ARTHUR JOHN JR ., Jasper 
REGAN , JOSEPH STEPHEN , Annandale, Vo. 
REINHART, JAMES ROBERT, Galveston 
REISMAN, JAMES HARRY , Dallas 
RENEAU , ELIZABETH ANN , Dayton 
REYES, DONALD ARTHUR, Beaumont 
REYNO , BERNARDO REYES, Honolulu , Hawaii 
RHEA, ROY ALLEN JR., Mt. Pleasant 

RHEIN, LORA ANNE, Houston 
RIBBLE , LINDA ANN , Dallas 
RICH , DANA LYNN, Houston 
RICH , STEVEN SCOTT , Austin 
RICHARDS, JULIE ANN, Corpus Christi 
RICHARDS , KAY , Dallas 
RICHARDS, THOMAS STEPHEN, Austin 
RICHARDSON , KENNETH RAY , Houston 

RICHARDSON , RICKY l YNN, Mesquite 
RICHEY , DON LEE, Seguon 
RIISE , HAROLD CHAPPELL , Fort Worth 
RINKS, WILLIAM JOHN, Graham 
RIZER , MARY BESS, Port Arthur 
ROBERTS, ALETA, Bandera 
ROBERTS, l YNN ARTHUR, Kansas City, Mo. 
ROBISON, STEPHEN OLIVER, Groves 

ROB INSON, SUSAN LYNN, Fort Worth RODRIGUEZ , NICANOR FRANCISCO, Austin ROGERS, FRANELLE BETH , Beaumont ROGERS, MICHAEL LEWIS, Palestine ROGERS , PAMELA JEAN, lake Jackson ROMICK , CINDY STEELE , Dallas ROOSTH , STEVEN CARL, Tyler ROOT, SUSAN ANNE, Houston 
ROPE, DOUGLAS MERRILL, Kansas City, Mo, 
ROSE , GAY, Son Antonio 
ROSE , LINDA ANN , Auston 
ROSEN, MICHAEL SHANE, Dallas 
ROS S, CAROL ANN , Son Antonoo 
ROSE, OLIVER HAZARD , Fort Worth 
ROTHWELL, JIMMY DON , Chddress 
ROTSTEIN MARVIN JACK , Son Antonio 

ROWNTREE , REBECCA JAYNE, Amarillo RUBIN, LORRIE , Son Antonoo RUBINETT, GORDON MERRILL , Austin RUCKMAN , ROBERT DALTON, Karnes City RUDD, DELLA MARGARET, Waskom RUFF, BARBARA NICOLE , Fort Worth RUMSEY, MARILYN JANE, Hou1ton RUSSELL , KAREN LOUISE, Devone RUTLEDGE , JOHN CALVERT, Kenedy RUTTY , CHARLES DAVID, Lampasas RYMAN , VIRGINIA RUTH, Boy City SAMUELS, LAWRENCt ELLIOTT, St. Louis, Mo. SANDERS, LESLEY, Austin SANDERS, MARCIA DIANE , Dallas SANDERS, RUTH ELAINE, Garland SATTERWHITE , REBECCA ANN, Longview 



SAYERS, CLINTON PARKER, Son Antonio SCHEFFELIN, KAREN ELIZABETH , Texarkana SCHELLING, CORALOU A., Dickinson SCHER, MICHAEL LOU IS, Houston SCHMIDT, JOAN MICHELE, Fredericksburg SCHMITZ, MICHAEL THOMAS, Austin SCHNEIDER , RICHARD HARRY , Cosper, Wyo. SCHNITZER , STANLEY JOEL, Son Antonio 
SCHRANK , KENT PARKE , Austin SCHREIBER , CYNTHIA ANN, Dallas SCHROETER, GAY NELL , Marble Falls SCHWARTZ, DAVID ALLEN , Dellos SCHWARTZ , ERIC SETH , Dollos SCHWARZ, PAMELA DIANE, Houston SCOGIN, JOHN TALIAFERRO IV, Dallas SCOTT, JANICE LEE, Richardson 
SCOTT , KATHLEEN JEANNE, Eogle lake SCOTT, LAURIE ELLEN, Pasadena SCURRY, SARA EMMA, Dallas SEAGO, VIRGINIA ANN, Alice SEAHOLM, GEORGETTE ELIZABETH, Austin SEALE, BARBARA JO, Da llas SEALE , KAREN SUE, Comfort SEBRING, EARL MICHAEL, Houston 
SEEWALD, NANCY LOUISE, Amarillo SEGALL , CELIA LIZABETH , Houston SEIFERT, RICHARD WEBER, Austin SELDEN, ROBERT PAUL, Shawnee Mission, Kans. SELF, DAVID JEROME, Dick inson SEYBOLD, SHARON ANN, Fort Worth SHAHAN, DONALD ALLAN , Abilene SHANAHAN, JAMES MICHAEL, Houston 
SHANNON , CHARLES PATRICK , Houston SHAPIRO , ADRIAN MICHAEL , Pasadena SHARPLESS, SARAH KIMBROUGH, Austi n SHARROCK , STEPHEN LOUIS, Dallas SHAW , DEBORAH LEE, Houston SHAW, RICHAW CRAIG, Fort Hood SHEETS, STEPHEN LEWIS, Spearmon SHELTON, LINDA JOYCE, Houston 


Sophomores 
SHEPPHERD , ROBERT ASHLAND, Houston SHEPPARD, JANE TURNER, Longview SHEPPERD, MARGARET, Marble Falls SHERMAN, PAIGE LISA, Pasadena SHETTLESWORTH, RONALD J., Levelland SHINN , CURTIS HARRIS JR ., Cloymont, Del. SHIVERS, BERT CARLSON, Houston SHORT, BYRON ELLIOTT JR., Austin 
SHORTES , FRAZIER DEE , Ackerly 
SHOWALTER , SHARON LYNN , liberty 
SIDDONS , BETTYE ANN , Aust in 
SIERRA, CHRISTINE MARIE, cl Paso 
SIGALA, BLANCA ESTELA, Del Rio 
SIKES, WAYNE CLIFTON JR., Houston 
SIMMS, JENI ELLEN, Son Antonio 
SIMMS, ROXAN GWYN, Austin 

SIMON , STEPHEN ALAN, Longv iew 
SIMPSON, LINDA, Houston 
SIMPSON, PAMELA, Harlingen 
SIMS, CHRISTOPHER EARL, Victoria 
SINGER, TRUDELL, Son Anton io 
SIPTAK, STEVEN.CHARLES, Coldwell 
SITTON , PENNE SUE Liberty 
SKELLEY, CAROLYN ANN, Dallas 

SKOR, ADRIENNE LOIS, Dallas SLIVA , SHARON ELAINE , Orchard SMALL , HOMER EARL, Longview SMITH , BARBARA LEE , Houston SMITH, BARTON ALL EN, Greenville SMITH, CAROL LYNN, Austin SMITH, CHARLOTTE FRANCES, Buchanon Dam SMITH , (ONNYE ANN, Houston 
SMITH, DAVID THOMAS, Midland SMITH, EDWARD JAY, Houston SMITH, NANCIE RAE, Tyler SMITH , RALPH EDWARD , Austin SNAVELY , SUSAN MARY THERESE , Son Antonio SNOW, WILLIAM CHARLES, Amarillo SNYDER, SHEILA KATHLEEN, Corpus Christi SOAPES, ROSE PAULETTE, Alexandria, Vo. 
SOBOL, LAWRENCE R., Kansas City, Mo. SOKOLOF, KAREN, Omaha, Nebr. SOMMER, LARRY THOMAS, McQueeney SOMMERLATTE , CLYDE WILLIAM, Gonzoles SORSBY , LESTER HOWARD JR ., Houston SOSA, NORMA JANE, Corpus Christi SOWARD, JENA KAY , Beaumont SOW.A,RD, LARRY ROSS, Carrollton 
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SPANN, VERDA RUTH, Son Angelo SPARKS, ALBERTA DIANE, Fort Worth SPARKS, CHERYL FAY, Houston SPEARS, JOHN STEPHEN, Longv;ew SPEARS, SUSAN JEAN, Houston SPIKER, CYNTHIA ANN, Houston SPONBERG, RONALD TERRf, Aust;n SPRING, NADINE, Lufkin 
SPRINGER, PAUL RICHARD, Omoho, Nebr. STALLINGS, DIANA EVE, Dollos STALLINGS, GEORGE HAROLD, Fort Worth STANLEY , G EO RGIANA DAV IS, Houston STARK, THOMAS CHR ISTOPHER, San Antonia STARNS, SHERYL LYNN, Houston STEEGER , CORR INE LY NN , Dallas STEELE, LINDA SUE, Fort Worth 
STEIN, LINDA RUTH, Waco STELLATO, LOUIS EUGENE, Bethlehem, Pa. STEPHENS, LEE CLINTON, Houston STETSON, LI NDA G RACE, Hebbronv;lle STEVENSON, DAVID ROSS, Dallas STEVENSON, WARD EDGAR, Aust;n STEWART, JOHN HARLAN, Temple STEWART, JEFFREY WAYNE, Dallas 
STOKES, PATRICIA ANN STONE, ANDREW JACK, Dallas STONE, TEDDI ANNETTE, New London STORY, JAMES WILLIAM, Aust;n STOVALL, EDWARD ROGERS, Crosby STREET, JOHN EDWIN HASBROUCK, Baytown STRIPLING , JOSEPHINE , Nacogdoches STROUD, MATTHEW DAVID, Amarillo 
STURG IS, GEORGE FRANKLIN , San Antonio SUMMERS, SHERYNE ANNE, Vk taria SUNDT, MARILYN ELAINE, Albuquerque, N. M. SUTER, HENRY ALBERT, Corpus Christ; SWATY, PATRICIA ANNETTE, Houston SWEAT , ROBERT HERR INGTON , Longv iew SYNWOLT, RICHARD FRANKLIN Ill, Madisonv ;ffe TABBERT, PATRICIA LYNN, San Antonia 
TALBOYS, PAUL ALBERT, Washington, D. C. TAMAYO, GEORGE EDWARD, Aust;n TANKERSLEY, RICHARD FORREST, San Antonia TAPPER, PATRICIA ELLEN, Houston TARRILLION, RICHARD B., Son Anton;o TASHNEK, RON IRVING, Houston TATE, RICHARD ALAN, Lufkin TAUB, GREGORY IVAN, Houston 
Class of l 972 

TAYLOR , BETTY ELLEN , Kemah 
TAYLOR , CYNDI , George West 
TAYLOR , DIANE ELIZABETH , Beaumont 
TAYLOR, ROBERT SPENCER, Houston 
TEAGUE, JOMICHAEL HARGIS, Sherman 
TEICHELMAN, LAVERNE FAYE, Taylor 
TENG , NEAL LEE, Daffos 
TERRf , BEVERLY LYNN , Caldwell 
TERWELP , DANIEL ROME , Sa n Anto nio TEVERBAUGH , MONTY JAY, Aust;n THEBERGE, MARJORIE LEONE, Ranger THIEME, ROBERT BUNGER 111, Houston THIGPIN, MARGARET ANNE, San A ng elo THOMAS, FLORENCE FORD, Dallas THOMAS, MARGARET ANN, Aust;n THOMAS , NELA LAURA , L;v;ngston 
THOMAS , THOMASINA , Amarillo 
THOMPSON , BRENDA GAIL , Van 
THOMPSON , FRANK ROY, HarVingen 
THOMPSON , KENNETH EUGENE , Dallas 
THOMPSON, OSCAR RAY . Harl ;ngen 
THOMPSON, WILLIAM SCOTT, Cars;cana 
THORNE, GEORGE C. JR., Auston 
THURMAN , ROBERT WAYNE , Dallas 

TICE , MELINDA SUSAN, Abolene TIERNEY, MARGARET CAROLYN, Houston TIPPLE , DAVID FRANKLIN , Amodlla TODD, MELVIN REYNOLDS, Lufkin TOEPP, SHARON ELIZABETH , Houston TOLES. HOLLAND EDWARD, Tuloa TOMFORDE , ALBERT MICHAEL. Houston TOMK INS, DWIGHT DANIEL, Marshall 
TONSING, ROBERT EVAN, Fart Warth 
TOPEK, FREDELL MADELINE , Houston 
TRACY , SUSAN ELIZABETH , El Paso 
TREVINO, EUGENE ROBERT, San Anton io 
TRIGG, JANE REED, Carpus Chr;sti 
TUCKER , GAIL SUSAN, Houston 
TURNER, JAMES WIMBERLEY, Quanah 
TWIFORD, PATRICIA ANN, Houslon 

TYLER, JACK LAMAR, Lottlerod, Ark . TYLER, JONNIE JO , Dallas UMHOLTZ, ROBERTA JUANITA, Baylawn VACCARO, JOSEPHINE ANN , Stalford VALDEZ , DAVID LEE , Del Roo VALENTINE , MARY ELIZABETH , McCamey VAN AMBURGH , PA TRICIA JANE, Houston VANCE, ABBIGAIL B , Pam VANDERSLICE , JOHN PATRICK, Texas City VAN OSSELAER, PAUL JOSEPH, Houston VAUGHAN, ROBERT MASON, Amarillo VEH , MITCHELL F., Son Anton io VESPER , JANICE ELAINE, Houston VICKERY EDWARD DOWNTAIN JR ., Houston VILLARREAL , MINERVA D., Son Benito VINSON , RUSSELL WAYNE, Posodeno 

VISE , BERYL DAVID , Houston VOGELSANG , JEAN LAVON , Cameron VOLKENING , RONNIE RAY , Loke Jackson VOORHEES, ROSALYN MATTHEWS, Houston VOSKAMP, SUSAN , Fa irfield WAKI , ELLEN JUNE, Houston WALDMAN , DOUGLAS ALAN , Liberty WALDMAN , SUZANNE KAREN, Beaumont 
WALDREP, JOANNE, Clarksville WALKER , BARBARA JO , Dickonson WALKER , FORREST RAY , Amarillo WALKER , KAREN DENISE, Fort Worth WALKER, RONALD BOYCE, Son Antonio WALLIS, TED WILLIAM, Tulsa, Okla. WALLS, STEPHEN CRAIG, Pompa WAL TS, MICHAEL JAMES, Hill City, Kons. 
WARD, GEORGE BARRY, Sulphur Springs WARING , MARIANNE, Houston WARNECKE , ROBERT B., New Braunfels WARREN, MAJORIE C. , Bo•tlesville, Okla. WATIN , JESDA , Bon9kok , Thailand WATKINS , MARY GAYLE , Midland WATTS, CHARLES ROSS, Baytown WEATHERLY, DAN CAMPBELL, Austin 
WEBB, RONALD KERMIT, Scottsdale, Ariz. WEGNER , HAROLD , Brenham WE ISS ER , CARL WARREN , Fort Worth WELCH , JAMES PATRICK , Son Anton io WELCH, JOHN EDWIN , Waxahach ie WELCH , SUSAN DIANE , Mid land WELLS , FREDERICK NORTON JR ., Edna WENDLAND , CYNTHIA LYNN , Fort Worth 
WERCKLE , SHARON KAY, Houston WERNETTE, LEROY MARVIN JR., Waco WEST , GREGORY ROBERT , Dallas WEXLER , LINDA MERLE , Galveston WHEELER, CHARLES HENRf, Fort Worth WHEELER , JANIS LYNN , H<>uston WHEELOCK, SUSAN JANE , l.ving WHITE , DONNA KAY, Woco 


Sophomores 
WHITE , KATHLEEN , Son Ant onio 
WH ITE, MARGARET MEREDITH , Austin 
WHITE , MARSHA GLENELLE , O,onge 
WHITE , MAR( JANE , Monerol Wells 
WHITE , PATRICIA ANN , Austin 
WHITE , SHARON ETTA, Corpus Ch•isti 
WHITESIDES. DAVID ALAN, Houston 
WHITING, CARIN CHRISTA, Bells 

WHITMIRE, MARY CATHERYN , Dallas WIEDEMAN , STANLEY RAYMON , Joplin, Mo. WILDEMAN , LEONARD H., Rock Rap ids , Iowa WILHELM , MARCIA KAY , Auston WILKERSON, DIA KAREN, Tyler WILLBERN, NANCY LEE , Houston WILLIAMS , ANITA CLAIR, Gatesv ille WILLIAMS, DAVID ALLEN, Houston 
WILLIAMS, GARY ALAN, Houston 
WILLIAMS, NANCY LEE, Gilmer 
WILLIAMS, OWEN WAYNE, Odessa 
WILLIAMS, PATRICIA LUU, Angleton 
WILLIAMSON , JOSEPH STEPHEN , Houston 
WILLIFORD, VIRGINIA RUTH, Shiner 

WILLIS, ANN, Kaduo-Kono, Howo11 
WILLIS, LINDA, Koduo-Kono, Hawaii 

WILSON, JEAN LOUISE, Hallettsville WILSON, MARION T., Downey, Calif. WILSON , MAUREEN VIRGINIA , Midland WILSON, MICHAEL LANCASTER , Galveston WINDHAM , CLELL JOHN Ill, Aust in WINY.LER, KAREN ANN, Houston WINTERS , CAROL ELIZABETH , Johnson City WISEMAN, JANET LOUISE, Austin 
WITCHER, DIANE SUE, Amarillo 
WITTA , ANNA LOIS , Son Antonoo 
WITZEL, ANDREA LYNN , Longvoew 
WOFFORD, MARVIN RICHARD, Rantoul, Ill. 
WOOD, TOM EDWARD, Bog Sprong 
WOODALL , BRENDA LEE , Longvoew 
WOODRUFF , LARRY BOYD , Anchorage, Alas. 
WOODUL , PAUL JOSEPH , Auston 

WOOLEY , JOHN ADAIR , Waco WOOLVERTON, JACK FOSTER, Palestine WORD, LARRY EDWIN, Burnet WORTHING, ROSS COGBURN, Whorton WRAN ITZKY , NANCY JO, Kyle WRIGHT , BETTYE MARIE , Houston WYATT, LILA CANDACE, Comcono WYMOND, GLORIA BEVAN , Dallas WYNN, JIM DUDLEY, Auslin 

WYRICK, THOMAS FLEMING, Texarkana YANT, JOHN ALEXANDER, Honey Grove YLITALO, DAVID LEE, Son Antonio YOUNG, CARLTON EMMITT, Midland, Mich. YOUNG , CATHY SUE, Hereford YOUNG, DAVID RICHMOND, Bloomfield, N. J. YOUNG, JONCIE HARVEY, Texarkana 
YOUNG, ROBERT ANTHONY, El Compo ZAHN, PRISCILLA ELAINE, Cypress ZAINFELD, KAREN SUE, Houston ZELLNER , ANDREA, Memph is, Tenn. ZIKES, BEVtRLY JEAN , Texas City ZIMMERMAN , BEVERLY DENISE, Dallas ZIMMERMAN, DONALD HAROLD, Shiner ZUCKER, BRUCE E., Dallas 
ZWIEBEL, SHERRY SUE , Houslon 
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AALEN , DIANE ELIZABETH , Heorne ADAIR , ROBIN LEE , Corpus Christi ADAMS , ANN , Dellos ADAMS, JENNY, Longview AGUILAR, JAVIER, Brownsville AIKEN, JAMES CARL TON, Solodo ALBERS , MARGARET IRENE , Houston ALEXANDER, HENRY FRANKLIN , Bo ird 
ALEXANDER , MARY ELLEN, Lufkin 
ALEXANDER , PAMELA SUE, Lubbock 
ALFORD, SHELLEY JALlE, Beoumont 
ALLEN , ELIZABETH ANN , Abilene 
ALLEN , JOE BAILEY 111, Longview 
ALLEN , JOHN JOSEPH , Seabrook 
ALLEN, ROBERT E., Austin 
ALLEN , SUZANNE , Houston 

AlLETAG , GARY MICHAEL , Houston AllEY, JACQUELINE MARIE , Austin ALLISON , JUDY ANN, Son Angelo ALLISON, MARY KATHERINE , Austin ALSTON , CYNTHIA , Livingston AlTGELT, MARY SUSAN , Son Anton io ALTMAN , GWENDOLYN NANCY, Universol City AMACKER , CLAYTON MILLER JR ., Beoumon t 
AMIS, CHARLES JAMES Ill, Loke Forest, Ill. 
AMOS, GAil LYNN, Dellos 
AMOS, MARILYN ELIZABETH , Houston 
ANAMOSA , KATHLEEN A., Albuquerque, N. M. 
ANDELl, LISA BETH, Dellos 
ANDtRSEN , PENNY LEt , Formington, N. M. 
ANDERSON, CANDACE ELIZABETH, Asherton 
ANDERSON , FREDERICK GENE , Josper, Ark. 

ANDERSON , JAMES ROBERT, Corpus Christi ANDERSON, JOAN LYNN, Austin ANDERSON , KAREN ADELE , Beaumont ANDERSON , TOM A ., Houston ANDERSON, WIDNEY SUE, Son Antonio ANDREWS, ANNE WYTHE , Houston ANDREWS, CURTIS LEE Ill, Houston ANDREWS, MARILYN LOUISE, Midlond 
ANGEVINE , JANAN , Midlond ARIVELLO, GERALD JAY , Golveston ARMSTRONG, JAMES ALLEN, Dellos ARNETT, ROBERT KENNETH JR., Lufkin ARNOLD, JAMES ANTHONY, Houston ARNOLD, NORMAN, Houston ARONOWITZ, STEVEN MARTIN, Fort Worth ARRINGTON, KEITH THOMAS, Wichita fa lls 

Freshmen 


ARWOOD , THOMAS WHEELER , W ichita falls ASA FF , COBY SCOTT , Woco ATKERSON, WILLIAM THOMAS, Son Antonio ATWOOD, JOHN H., Houston AUllCK, JACK WESLEY, Houston AUSTIN, JAMES RANDALL, Houston AUSTIN , JOHN EDGAR , Denton AUSTIN , MICHAEL EVERETT , Son Anton io 
AVENT, FRANCES AVA, Kdgore 
AVERY , HENRY CLIFTON Ill, Midland 
AYCOCK , STEVEN LESLIE , Son Anton io 
AYERS , MANFRED EARL, Kd leen 
AYRES, NANCY ANN, Dallas 
AZARES, REBECCA, El Posa 
BABCOCK , BARBARA KAY , Houston 
BABEL, DONALD CRAIG, Houston 

BACHMAN, CONSTANCE ANN, Seguin BACHMAN , GENE WELDON , Vernon BAGGETT, RICHARD SHANDS, Lufkin BAILEY, KATHLEEN, Houston BAILEY, SUSAN DENISE, Corpus Christi BAKER , JAMES ARTHUR , Rk hordson BAKER, THOMAS BENJAMIN, Auston BALAGIA, SABA JACK JR., Austin 
BALCH , MARY AMANDA, W ich ita Foils BALFOORT, JEFFREY N., Houston BALL, MARY KATHERINE, Corpus Chr isti BALL , NANNETTE , Austo n BAll , SUZANNE , Fort Worth BALLIEW , KATHLEEN , Dellos BAME, SUSAN RAE, Abilene BAMFORD , SCOTT VIN CENT , Son Antonio 
BANKS, HARRELL JR., Son Antonio BARDNEll, GREGORY EDWARD, Omoha, Nebr. BAREKMAN, JOSEPH HAROLD, Brody BAHER, HELEN ANN, Rosenberg BARLEY, DONALD LEWIS, Brody BARNARD, JOHN THOMAS, Wichita Falls BARNARD, JOSEPH MICHAEL, Dollos BARNES, BARBARA ANNE, Dallas 
BARNES, CAROL LEIGH, Augusto, Ga. HARNES, JOELLE SUSAN, Belton BARNHART, CARL DUDLEY, Fort Worth BARR , STEPHEN LAWRENCE , Houston BARRERA , JUAN MANUEL , Son Anton io BARRERA, NORA G., Pol ito Blanco BARRETT, CHARLES BERNARD, Arlington BARRY, KEVIN DOUGLAS, Conroe BARRY , MAUREEN KAY, Conroe BARTON, DEBORAH ANN , Oollos BASSE, HENRY WILLIAM, Fredericksburg BASSO, DIANA MARIE, Houston BATE, DONNA LEE, Richardson BATTENFIELD, GLENN LOUIS, Houston BATTLE, RICHARD VERNON , Gorlond BATTY, CAROL ANN , Port Arthur 

BAYLESS, LINDA SUSAN, Oollos 
BAYLESS, MARY WANETTA, Pompa 
BAZARSKY, SUSAN GAi L, Houston 
BEACH , CORAL SUSAN , Dallas 
BEAIRD, PEGGY JANE, Oumos 
BEAN , BARBARA ANN , Son Anton io 
BEASLEY , ELIZABETH !RENE, Houston 
BEASLEY, STEPHEN CRAIG, Houston 

BEAUCHAMP, JOHN SCOTT, Son Antonio BECK, DEBORAH LYNNE , Son Antonio BECKER , KAREN HELEN , Houston BEESON, LYNN MARIE, Son Antonio BEFELO, ALFRED EARL JR., Angleton BEHRENS, CLAIRE LYNN, Austin BELL , LILLA GRACE, Aust in BELL, PATSY JEANNETTE , Houston 
BELLAMY, RUSSELL WRIGHT, Son Antonio BELLEGGIE, JOHN PHILIP, Houston BENGE, CHERI LYNNE, Houston BENTON , DONALD FRANCIS, Houston BENTSEN , DONALD LEROY JR ., McAllen BERG , SUSAN LORY, Dallas BERGEN, JESSICA LYNNE, Angleton BERGEN, BARBARA , Austin 
BERGER , JUDITH HOPE , Son Antonio 
BERGER , TERRELL WAYNE , Houston 
BERLER , MIKE, Son Anton io 
BERNTSEN, SONJE ELIZABETH , Longview 
BERRY , DENNY, Aust in 
BERRY, MARGARET ANGELA, Son Antonio 
BERTOIA , RONALD ALAN , Hurst 
BESS, ELIZABETH G., Sinton 

BEYER, BETTY LOU , Houston BIBBY , JOE RICHARD , Oollos BIELSS, GILBERT LEE, Austin Bl ERSCHENK, JERRY MICHAEL, Weatherford BIGBY, BRYNA JANE, Fort Worth BIGGER , MARGARET MORTON , Dallas BIGGS, JAMES EDWARD, Wichita Falls BIRCHLER, RICHARD EDWARD, Dallas 


Class of 1 973 

BIRO, KIMON TEO, Son Antonio 
BIRDSONG, MARILYN FAYE, New Braunfels 
BIRKNER, DON TERRILL, Son Morcos 
BLACK, ESTHER RUTH, Oollos 
BLACKBURN, LONNIE DAVID, lo Porte 
BLACKMON , MICHAEL ROY , Palest ine 
BLACKWELL, HENRY W., Amarillo 
BLAICHER , SUSAN DIANNE , Houston 

BLAIR, ROBERT GLENN, Belton BLAIR, WILLIAM EDGAR, Houston BLALOCK, RAYNONA, Huntsville BLANCHETTE, MARTHA JOWELL, Dallas BLAND, STEPHEN W., Son Antonio BLANTON , ELIZABETH LOUISE, Houston BLEFELO, BARBARA ANN, Oollos BLOCH, MALL YN R. , Do i las 
BLOCK , DON MARTE L, Housto n 
BLUESTEIN, CASTINE LENO RA, Port Arthur 
BOHLMANN, MARGARET MORROW, Houston 
BOHLS, KIRK RAY, Taylor 
BOHLS, LEXINE TRISHA, Pflugerville 
BOLAND, CAROLYN RAE, Houston 
BOLDING, REBECCA J., Houston 
BOLES, GLENN EWING, Houston 

BO LTON, ELISA LEA, Oollos 
BONO, JAMES HERBE RT JR., Dellos 
BONO, STANLEY KEY, Corpus Christi 
BOOKER, DON CARROL L, Oo ll os 
BOONE, DEBORAH ANN, Da llas 
BOOTHE, TOYE JEAN, Modlond 
BORTH, JANE ELLEN, Pottsburg 
BOSMAN, VIRGINIA JOAN, Houston 

BOTARO, MACK EMMETT, Sherodon 
BOUCHARD, CHRISTINE KAY, Houston 
BOURQUE , LYNETTE MARIE , Aust on 
BOWMAN, KEITH, Auston 
BOYD, MARGARET SUE, longvoew 
BOYD, RICHARD WALLACE JR., Fort Worth 
BOYLE, KATHLEEN SUSAN, Colloo, Vo. 
BRACHT , GERALD l., Houston 

BRADLEY , DEBORAH KAY , Fort Wor th BRADSHAW, RUTH ANNE, Oollos BRAGG, KENNETH DONALD, Son Antonio BRAKE, TERESA LYNN, Houston BRANTLEY, BRENDA LOUISE, Houston BRAWLEY , DAVID LEE , Gorlond BRAY, NANCY PAIGE, Oollos BREAUD, STEPHEN JOSEPH, Lubbock BREITHAUPT , BARBARA ANN, Corsicono BREMER , NANCY LOU, Tyler BREWER, SANDRA SUE, Irving BRICKER , JOHN ALEXANDER, Bello ire BRIN, BARBARA JEANNE, New Orleons, lo. BRITT , CHARLES WILLIAM , Alvin BRITTON , DONALD EUGENE , Son Angelo 


BROCK , WILLIAM ALEXANDER JR .. Dollos BROOKING , ANITA LOUISE, Hazlehurst, Miss . BROOKSHIRE , CHARLES CARROLL, Granger BROTHERS, KAREN ANNE, Temple BROULLIRE, JOHN C., Hyattsville, Md. BROWDER, JACK HENRY, Denton 
BROWN, AMY JOAN, Son Antonio 
BROWN, BRENDA ANNE, Richardson 
BROWN , CAROL SUE. Houston BROWN, GILTON LAMAR, Orange BROWN , JEAN MIN , Houston BROWN , JOHN EDNEY , Kerrville BROWN. JOSHUA MARC, Houston BROWN , LAWRENCE E. JR .. Dallas BROWN , LINDA BUNETTE . Burleson BROWN, REBECCA EVE, Houston 
BROWN , STEVEN LEE , New Orleans, la. BROWN , WILLARD ELDRIDGE Ill, Waco BROWN , WILLIAM RUSSELL, Houston BROWNLEE, ELIZABETH CAROLINE, Perryton BRYAN , NANCY LYNN, Lake Jackson BUASS, JULIANNE, Austin BUCEK , BEVERLY ANN , Schulenburg BUCHAN , INEZ ELIZABETH, Lake Jackson 
BUCHANAN , LESLIE HENSLEY , Los Fresnos BUCHEK . ROBERT HARVEY, San Anton ia BULL , GEORGE WESLEY JR .. Savonnah, Ga. BULLARD , BETTE KATF , Pittsburg BULLARD, ROBERT WAYNE, Plana BULLINGTON , ALAN RAY , Odessa BULLOCK, ELZA VANCE JR .. Houston BUNKER, CHARLIE IRVEN, Salado 
BURCHARD, GLENN ORRIN , San Antonia 
BURCHARD, RAYMOND DEAN, Austin 
BURKE , KAREN ANN, El Posa 
BURNETT, CLAUDIA, Dallas 
BURSON, SUSAN TERRY, Memphis, Tenn. 
BURTTSCHELL, HARRIAN MICHA , Dallas 
BUTLER, PEGGY MELISSA, Houston 
BYARS, JACKIE LOUISE, La Feria 


Freshmen 
BYRD , SHARON ANN , Dallas CADE , KAREN LEE . Dallas CAIL , CAROLYN ELIZABETH , Part Isabel CALDERON , SYLVIA ANN , Austi n CALDWELL , LINDA JOYCE , Aust in CALEY . RICHARD WILLIAM , Dollas CALK , JAMES IRWIN , Longv iew CALK, TIMOTHY WAYNE, Richmond 
CALLAHAN, ROBERT LEE , Dallas CALLAN , CYNTH IA GAY, Arl ongton, Va. CALVERT , LAWRENCE JACK , Dallas CAMPBELL, FRANK WH ITNEY , Dallas CAMPBELL, JAMES PATRICK, Odessa CAMPBELL , JAN E.. Port Arthur CANNON, HOLLY LYN, College Station CANNON, MICHAEL DAVID, Houston 
CANTOR , LAWRENCE WENDELL, Richardson CAPLAN , ROBERT ALAN , Houston CARDENAS , CLAUDETrE MARIE , Houston CARDWELL , WILLIAM E .. Midland 
§~:tes~~~~A~~L\6~c~W· s~~u~~;ania 
CARLETON, MARTHA SUE, Houston 
CARMICHAEL , ROBERT FRANKLIN, Brady 

CARNAHAN , MARY JANE , San Anton io CAROTHERS , CANDACE , Big Spr ing CARPENTER , KAY LYNN, Quanah CARPENTER, LYNETTE. Hou<ton CARPENTER, MICHAEL GERARD, Austin CARR, PATRICIA S.. Houston CARR , PATRICK ALLEN , Waco CARR, ROYCE P.. Mesqu ite 
CARRERA, ROBERT GARY, San Anlanio CAR RICK, KERRf l YNN , Shaw AFB , S. C. CARTER, G. JACK, Dallas CARTER , JAY GAYDEN , Dallas CARTEk , KAREN DANETTE, Houston CARTER, MARY LEE, Houston CARTWRIGHT , MARILYN CARROLL, Houston CASEY, JOE EDWARD, Taylar 
CASTRO, ANN, Quanah CATCHINGS , LINDA PAIGE , Houston CEARLEY, GWENA LYNN, Austin CHAMBERS, EDWARD VINCENT, Houston CHAN, PAUL SHU-KAI, Irving CHANDLER , CATHERINE SUE, Baytown CHANEYWORTH , SANDRA JEAN, Houslan CHAUVEAUZ , TONY LYNN , Claude 
633 


CHENEY, THELMA FAY, lockhort CHERTKOV, RHONDA FAYE, Dallas CHESNUTT, JANE MARIE, Kenedy CHEWNING , STEPHEN LEE , Corpus Christi 
~~:tgR:s~~~OEBWf1El~N~G~:~~hwaite 
CHRISTAL , HOWARD LEE , Son Antonio CHRYSTAL, CYNTHIA ANN, lake Jackson 
CHUOKE, CYNTH IA DIANNE , Texas City CLARK , MICHAEL JEFFERY , Corpus Christi CLARKSON , CLAY KING , Fort Worth CLAUSSEN , DQNALD WESLEY , Fort Worth CLELAND, NANCY SUSAN, Corpus Christi CLEM, RUSS SIDNEY, Son Antonio CLOUD, KATHY LOU, Los Fresnos COBB, CHARLES HARDER, Dollos 
COCEK, JANIS CATHERINE, Houston COCHRAN, CAROLYN LEE, Houston COFFEE, ROBERT RANDALL, Alexandria, Vo. COFFEY, KATHRYN ANN, New Orleans, lo. COFFMAN , NANCY SUE , Son Anton io COHEN, STEPHEN MICHAEL, Tulsa, Okla. COKER , ROBERT LEE JR .. Josper COLE, MELISSA ANN, Hamilton, Ohio 
COLEMAN , SANDRA KAY , New Boston COLGLAZIER , CAROL LEE , Houston COLIAS, CAROLYN, Waco COLLIE, ALICE ELAINE , Houston COLLINS, BERNICE BONITA, Austin COLLINS, FOHST CHARLES, Edna COLLINS, LINDA, leogue City COLLINS, SUSAN VAUGHAN, Alexondrio, Va. 
COLQUITT , CAROL ELEANOR , Longview 
COLVIN, MARJORY NELL, San Benito 
CONARROE , JAMES MURRY, Kountze 
CONLEY , PAULA LYNN , Houston 
CONLEY , MICHEL OWEN , Aust in 
CONNELLY , PAMELA LEAH , Pasodeno 
CONNER , FRANCES KATHLEEN , Midland 
CONNER, JANE ANNE, Houston 

CONNOLLY , COLLEEN MARILYN , Houston CONRAD, JAMES EDWIN, Cl ifton COOK, MARY KATHERINE, Corpus Christi COOK, LINDA GALE, Alvin COOK , LUCIA GRIBBLE , Longv iew COOK, ROBERT DAVID, Brownsville COOPER , SHARON ANN , Crosby COPAS, PATRICIA LEE , Port Arthur 
Class of 1973 

COPELAND , CHARLIE R. JR ., George West 
COPELANr;>, PATRICIA ANN, Austin COPELAND, RICHARD ALBERT, Austin COPELAND, WELDON STONE, El Paso CO RBETT, ALICE TAYLOR , Son Antonio CORDELL, BARBARA JEAN, Houston CORDELL. DAVID MARK , Ri chordson CORY, DOROTHY DIANE, Dellos 
COTTINGHAM, JAMES RAY, Fort Worth 
COVI NGTON , DEBORAH LYNN , Dallas 
COWARD. ANN DOROTHEA, Bellville 
COX, BONNIE SUE, Houston 
COX. LOUISE CAROL, Houston 
COX , THOMAS R., Do ll os 
CRAIG, HARRY LEE, Houston 
CRAIN, MARY ANN, Miami, Flo. 

CRAVEN, CANDICE ANNE, Alvin CRAVER, JAMES ING RAM, Oklahoma City, Okla. CRAWFORD, GARY WAYNE, Ga rland CRAWFORD, ROY Ml LLS, Ga lveston CREW, RO BERT JOS EPH, Orange 
CR IEL , ARMANDO B., Com zo Springs 
CROCKER, JONETTE ABBEY, Tulsa, Okla. CROCKETT, KIMBERLY, Irving 
CROCKETT, MICHAEL DAVID, Midland 
CROW, CYNTHIA LYNN, Da llas 
CRUM, TERRANCE RAY, Lancaster 
CRUMPLER. CHARLES PRENTICE, Bowie 
CRYER , CU RTtS BR YAN, Angleton 
CULLEN , MARK PAIGE , Houston 
CUMMINS, ROBE RT WI LLIAM, Weimar 
DALRYMPLE. ROBERT ALAN, Da llas 

DANBURG, CAROLYN JOY, Houston DANIEL . DOROTHY D., Dallas DANIEL, ROBERT STOKES flt, Gladewater DANIEll, ROBERT WALKER, Dallas DAN IELS, WANDA GAYLE , Freeport DARDEN . ELIZABETH JANE , Aust in DARNELL , SYLVIA JEAN , Houston DAUM. DONALD RAY, Houston 
DAVENPORT , KATHRYN JO , Rockpor t DAVENPORT, NORMAN ALAN, Fort Worth DAVENPORT, PHILLIP COURSEY, Childress DAVIDSON, CANDIS FAYE, Houston DAVIDSON , PAMELA KAY , Lufk in DAVIS, BETSY, Hughes Springs DAVIS, DEBORAH C , MolwoukH, Wisc. DAVIS, DEBORAH FAE. Woodvolle DAVIS, EDWARD REX , Dallas DAVIS, JIMMY GOLAN, Spearman DAVIS, JOHN KIMSEY, Hauslan DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN, Dallas DAVIS, SALLY JO, Auslin DAVIS, WALTER DALE, Austin DAVIS, ZANDY CHARLES, San Anlonia D~WSON, THOMAS FINNEY , Texarkana 


DAYWOOD, JOHN CARL, Austin 
DEADERICK, WI lllAM DAVID, Odessa 
DEALY , LYNN CHRISTINE , Houston 
DEAN , MARLA KATHLEEN , Sherman 
DEAN , MARY BIRD , Pecos 
DEBOCK, SUSAN LEE, Tulsa, Okla. 
DEEGAN, ROBERT H. JR ., Ab ilene 
DEERING, ANN ELIZABETH, Irving 

DEGENHARDT, ANN RUTH , Pleasanton DE LA GARZA, NORA HILDA, Mission DELAHOUSSAYE, JI LL RAE, Austin DELANGE, STEVE EDWARD, Friendswood DE LA ROSA, MARY LOU, Vernon DELGADO, JANIE C. , Aust in DELLENEY, THOMAS DAN, Marlin DE LOACHE , LOUISE DURKIN, Dallas 
DENN , DEBBIE DELAINE , Bay City DENNIS, PATRICIA ANN, Austin DENT, KAREN MICHELLE, Memphis, Tenn. DENTON, BARBARA JEAN , Houston DEWBERRY , ANGELA K., Hausian DEWEESE , JEFFERSON GEORGE, Paris DICK, CATHERINE ANN , Houston DICKSON , DEBRA GAIL, Post 
DI LL , ROBERT l., Houston 
DILLARD, CHARLES WINSTON II, Austin 
DININO, CARMEN LEE, Auslin 
DIXON , JANET G. , Dallas 
DLUGACH , JUANITA SUSAN , Porl Arthur 
DOEDYNS, JOANNA BETH, Bishop 
DOLEZAL, SUSAN DIANA, Halletlsvillo 
DOLLAR, JANIE LEA , Dallas 

DOLPH, HAROLD JOHN , Pompton Plains, N. J. DOLSTRA, EILEEN, Wiesbaden, Germany DONALDSON , RODNEY EARL , San Anlonio DOOLEY, KATHLEEN ANN , Beaumont DOOLEY, PATRICIA LYNN, Beaumont DOWDY , WILLIAM CLARENCE Ill, Dallas DRENNON, DONALD LEE, Waco DREWRY, ROBERT WILSON, Fort Warth 

Freshmen 
DUBE , PATRICIA KAY , Rosenberg DUGGER , ROSEMARY , W ich ita Falls DUNLAP, JOHN KIRKBY. Dallas DUNLAP, KATHLEEN RUTHERFORD, Dallas DUNNING, SUSAN LEE, Hauslon DURST, BRUCE ERIC. SI. Pelersburg, Fla. ECKHARDT, LAURIE ANN, Houslon EDDINS, JOHN NORRIS JR. , Auslin 
EDISON , WILESTA LESTENE , Freeport EDRINGTON , ROBERT LEE , Annona EDWARDS, MARK EVAN, Cheslerfield, Mo. EDWARDS, NANCY LORAINE, Marlo EDWARDS, REX MARK, Honolulu, Hawaii EHLERS, MARTHA l YNNE . Aus I in EILAND. GARY WAYNE, Houslon EISENBERG, RICHARD N.. Houslon 
EISENSTATT, KAY SANDRA, New Orleans, la. EKSTROM, WAYNE BAKER, Houslon ELLIOTT, ALBERT COLE, Sonora ELLIOTT , PATRICIA LYNN , Ab ilene ELLIOTT, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Abilene ELLIS, OF.BORAH LEA , Ausl in ELLI S, MABLE FRANCINE , New Bosion ELSON, CHRIS ANDREW JR., Dallas 
ELSTNER , CHARLES JOSEPH , Hollellsville EMBRY, DIANE BREEDLOVE, Houslon EMBRY, ROBIN RAY, Corpus Christi EMERMAN, ALAN R., New Orleans, lo. EMMONS, JUDITH ANNE, Houston ENG, MABEL SUN, San Anlonio ENG, MARY CHING, Son Anlonio ENGLISH, ROBERT JACKSON, Arlington 
ENGL UND, NORMA JANE , El Compo 
ENGSTROM. RANDALL ROBERT, Dallas 
EPSTEIN, DONALYN, Seabrook 
ERWIN, JAMES FINLEY, Houslon 
ESRIG , BONNIE ANN , B"m inghom, Ala. 
ESTES, JANA AUDREY, Dallas 
EUBANKS, CHARLES ALAN , Santa Ro sa 
EVANS, MARILYNN ELIZABETH, Houston 

EVANS , MARTHA ANN, Waco EVANS, ROGER H.. 111 , Dallas EVANS, STANLEY PAUL, Nederland EVANS, WALTER EARL JR., Forl Worth EVERETT, ALAN KENNEDY , Houslon EVERETT, DEBORAH TAYLOR, Groves EVERSOLE, NANCY ANN , Houston EWING, SCOTT ROBERT, Amarillo FAIRCHILD, DEBORAH LYNN, Garland FALCONE, KAREN ANN, Austin FARRIS, SANDRA KAY, Austin FAULCONER, BRUCE LALAND, Grand Prairie FEEHAN , ANNE ELIZABETH, Houston FEENEY, ANN , Cuero FERGUSON, MICHAEL EARL, Richardson FERNANDEZ, REBECCA MARIE, Texas City 

FERRIS, JOHN HUFFMAN, Corpus Christi 
FIELD , WILLIAM LANE , Dallas 
FILLINGIM, DAVID BRIAN, Son Antonio 
FINBERG, STEVEN, Dallas 
FINKE, BARBA A JO, Austin 
FINLEY , KAY LYNN , Aust in 
FINNEY , MARYLEIN , Comfort 
FISHBECK, CAROL JEAN , Hallettsville 

FITZGERALD, LAEL, Houston FITZGERALD, LYNDA LOUISE, Houston FLACHE, ARTHUR AME, Brownfield FLAWN, TYRRELL EDITH, Austin FLE SHMAN, RElDA ANN , Houston FLETCHER , CELIA RENEA , Dallas FLORES, LINDA FAY, Son Antonio FLOURNOY, BETTY LOUISE , Al ice 
FLOYD, GARY WARREN, Midland FONTENO, JANICE MARIE, Houston FORD, JIL CAROLYN, Houston FORMAN, CHARLES ROY, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, FORSYTHE, CAROLINE JANE, Mexia FORTESCUE, LYNNE C., Universal City FORTIN, MARY KATHRYN , San Antonio FOSTER, VALERIE KAY, Houston 
FOWLER , EARL LEON , Houston FOWLER , JOHN ROGER , Memph is FOWSER , JANE ELIZABETH, Corpus Chr isti FOX , MARTIN EDWARD , Houston FOX , STEPHEN ALLEN , St. Lou is, Mo . FOXHALL. LEWIS EMORY , Memph is FRACHTMAN , RICHARD JULIAN, Houslon FRAMBACH, NANCY LYNNE, Houston 
FRANCIS, BOBBIE SUE, Son Antonio FRANK , EDMUND PAUL , Austi n FRANKLIN, LYNDA, Abilene FRANZ, JOSEPH ROBERT, Houston FREED , IRIS MICHELLE , Galveston FREED, LESLIE FERN, El Paso FREDERICK, CECIL CHARLES, JR., Cleburne FRENCH, LLOYD ROBERT Ill , Houston 

Class of l 973 

FRER KING, ERNEST GREY, Weslaco FREY, ROBERT ALPER, Houston FRI ESENHAUN, DEBORAH RENEE , Converse FRUGE, JAMES DOUGLAS, Dallas FUER ST, JACK NICHOLAS, Midland FULLER , ALUIS JOSEPH JR ., Houston FULLICK, KYlE FREDERICK, Baytown GABIG , JOHN ANDREW, Housto n 
GAINES, STEPHEN MARTIN, Grand Prairie GAMBLE, WILLIAM RAYMOND, Houston GANDER, PHYLLIS BLANCHE, Son Antonio GANN~WAY, ROBERT R., Ft. Oglethorpe, Go. 
GARCIA , GUSTAVO, Corocos , Venezuela 
GARCIA , VIOLA CATALINA , Alice 
GARDNER , CAROL ANN , Fort Worth 
GARDNER, RANDALL LEROY , Houston 

GARNER , MAR GARET ANNE, Houston GARRETSON, WILLIAM K., Austin GARRETT, CHARLES EDWARD JR., San Antonio GARRETT, HUGH HOWARD , Hale Cen ter GARRETT, MARf ANN, Van GARZA, EDWARDO , Laredo GASTON, RAYMOND FRAZIER, Richmond GAUS, ELWOOD BARRETT , Yoaku m 
GAY , IRA EDGAR, Waxahachie GEE, ROBERT WAYNE Houston GEORGE, CHARLES EDDINS, San Antonio GEORGE, DAVID LOUIS , Houston GERSHMAN, DEBBIE SHARON, Dallas GIBLIN, SHARON ANN , Austin GILLILAND, CHLOE ELLA, Odessa GILLILAND, LUKIN TAYLOR , Son Antonio 
GILLILAND, GWEN ELLEN, Dollos GINNINGS, PAUL DOUGLAS, Denton GIRAUDIN , PATRISSA ANN , Corpus Christi GISH , JANET LYNN, Dallas GIVEN , ELIZABETH M., El Paso GIVENS , JOHN LEONARD Ill, Son Angelo GLASER , DONA DIANNE, Corpus Christi GLASER , STEPHEN JOSEPH , Bella ire 
GLENN, MATTHEW ALSIDEMOUS, Houslon GLOVER, DAN LEE , W ink GOFORTH, SHARON RAE , Houston GOFORTH , SUSAN FRANCES , Comfort GOGGIN , JOHN R. JR., Roswell, N. M. GOLDSOBEL ALAN BRUCE , Dallas 
GOLDSTICKER , LAWRENCE A., St . Lou is, Mo . 




GOLUB, NATALIE, St. Poul, Minn. GOMEZ, VIOLA DEANDA, Big Spring GONZALES, JANETTE IRENE, Houston GONZALEZ, FERNANDO, Irving GOODRICH, CYNTHIA, Arl,ngton, Vo. GOODWIN, BARRY LAYNE, Corpus Christi GOOT, BETTY ROSE , Houston GORDON , KAREN GAY, Son Anton io 
GORNICK , THOMAS WILLIAM, Dallas GOSS, IRENE ELIZABETH, Tyler GOTTESMAN, SANFORD l., New Orleans. lo. GOUVI ER. EDWARD JOHN JR ., Port Arthur GRACEY, JOE EL LSWORTH, Fort Worth GRAF, JUDITH ANN, Vernon GRAVES, CAROLYN, Houston GRAY, BEVERLY ANN, Austin 
GRAY , NICKI NAN, Hurst GREEN , DAVID T. , Houston GREEN, DEBORAH LYNN, LoMorque GREEN , DIANN ELAINE, Houston GREEN, JAMES ROONEY, Irving GREEN , LUCY HARDIN, Vega GREEN , NAN LOUISE , El Paso GREEN, NANCY ROBIN, Dallas 
GREEN, SOPHIE ANNA CATHERINE, Ty ler GREENE, MARGARET ANN, Houston GREENWOOD, MARY HELEN, Houston GREGG. GAIL ALENE, Richardson GREGORY, THOMAS AUBREY, Houston GRENIER, ARTHUR SYLVESTER . Da ll as GRIFFIN, GARY GLENN, Austin GRIFFITH, LINDA KAY, Irving 
GRIGSBY, WILLIAM C. , Austin GROCE. GAYLEN LEE. Fort Worth GROOS, GASTON JAMES Ill , LaPorte GROSS, GARY LEE, Austin GROSSKOPF, Bill MICHAEL , Austin GROSSMAN, MICHAEL E., Houston GROTEVANT, DEBORAH ANN, Dallas GROTH, JAMES ALAN, Dallas 
GRUSY, WILLIAM A. 11, Austin GUARDALABENE, DEBORAH, Fort Worth GUARINO, DONNA LEIGH, Houston GUESS, VIRGINIA CHRISTINE, Amarillo GUILD, COLLEEN KATHERYN, For t Wo rt h GUILD, ROBERT BOWMAN, Austi n GUILFOYLE, FRANK JOSEPH, Son Antonio GU LEKE, EDWARD SEEWAL D, Amarillo 

Freshmen 


GULLICKSON , DAVID GARTH , Houston GUNN , CAROL , Mesqu ite GUPTON , THEODORE BRYAN, Fort Worth GUTHRIE , BEVERLY DIANNE, Baytown GUYTON, JUDITH ANN , Dallas GUTIERREZ, ELSA. Loredo GUYTON, THOMAS WOLCOTT, Austin HAACK, DIANE KATHRYN, Houston 
HAAS, BRIAN GILBERT, Son Anton io HAAS, STANLEY ALAN, Temple HABER LIE, JANET LOU, Houston HADDOCK , KATHY LOUISE, Lockhart HAEDGE, RONALD CALVIN , Hempstead HAGAN, TERRI LEA, Austin HAINES, DEBORAH DAWN, Grand Prairie HAINZE , ANNELL MERLE, Dallas 
HAJEK, JOHNNIE FRANK, Austin 
HALL , MARY McKAY , San Anton io 
HAMANN , DONNA GAYLE , Aust in 
HAMANN , LINDA KAY , Taylor 
HAMIL TON, ELOENA CLARE, Galveston 
HAMILTON , JEFFREY LANE , Waco 
HAMILTON, THOMAS YERXA, Houston 
HAMMER , ROY DAVID, Houston 

HAMMOND, SUSAN LOUISE , Houston HANCOCK, CATHERINE VAUGHN, Pittsburg HAND, CAROL SUE , Weatherford HANSON , SUSAN DIANE , Hutto HARBOUR, JACK GORDON, Austin HARDIN , MICHAEL BURGESS, Austin HARDING , CYNTHIA ANNE , Grand Prairie HARDING , RICHARD LANE , Ab ilene 
HARDY, MICHAEL ALAN, Houston HARE, WILLIAM ROBERT, Houston HARGETT, MICHAEL WAYNE, New Braunfels HARGROVE , JOHN MAXEY , Beaumont HARGUS, DAVID BRENT, Killeen HARKEY , CHARLES RYAN , Dallas HARPER, JACK WAYNE, Beeville HARPOOL, ROBERT THOMAS, Denton 
HARRIS, MARVIN LAYFETTE, Eagle Poss HARRIS, MICHAEL BLAKE, Austin HARRISON, BECKY SUE, Houston HARR ISON . EMMETT ELB ERT , Dallas HARVEY, JEROME JOSEPH, Houston HARVEY, RHONDA KAYE, Dallas HASHOP, FREDERICK LOUIS, Beaumont HASSELL, RALPH EUGENE, Dallas 
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HASTY, OBIE JOE, Houslon HAUSER, VINCENT PAUL, Houslon HAYNIE , RICHARD ALAN , Sprong HEALY , MAUREEN, Dollos HEANEY, WINIFRED G., Son Anlonio HEDGES, CHARLES FREDRICK, Englewood, Cob. HELLAND, HANS RICHARD FRANTZ, Son Antonio HELMS, BILLY CHARLES, Clifton 
HEMMINGHAUS, JANICE RUTH, Houston HENDERSON , ANN, Houston HENDERSON, GRACE KATHLEEN, Deer Pork HENDRICK , LAURIE ANNE , Beoumont HERMANSEN, KAREN DIANE , Yoakum HERRING, LYNDON CLAYTON, Abilene HESS, BETSY LYNN, Dallas HEYE, WILLIAM PAUL, Austin 
HICKS, BRUCE EDMOND, Son Antonio HICKS, ROBERT McMURTRY, Amarillo HICKS, SUSAN KYLE , Hole Cenler HIGH , Will ROY JR ., Aust on HILL , KEITH RANDOLPH , Dallas Hill, VALERIE LYNN, League City HINCKLEf, NANCYE ELIZABETH, Houston HINDMAN, DAVID LEROY, Lubbock 
HINTON, PAUL DOUGLAS, Skellytown HOBBS, KAREN E., Corpus Christi HODGE, RICHARD POPE, Wichita Falls HOFFMAN, DAVID EARL, Dallas HOFFMAN, JAY EDWARD , Waco HOFFMAN , RONALD ISRAEL, Houston HOFFMAN, STEVEN WILLIAM, SI. Louis, Mo. HOLLAND, MELVIN ORIS, McAllen 
HOLLINGSWORTH , ANNE ELIZABETH, Colora do 
Springs, Colo. 
HOLLINGSWORTH , CAROL ANN , McComb, Miss. HOLT, STEPHEN LEE, Dallas HOOPER , THOMAS EDWARD, Mesqu ite HOOTON, WILLIAM LEON, Austin HOPKINS, JAMES ARNOLD, Dallas HOPKINS, SCOTT JAMES, Fort Worth HOPPER , CHARLES ODELL , Goldthwaite 
HORELICA, MARVIN CHARLES, Angleton HORN , DENNIS ALLEN , Son Anton io HORNER, HOLLIS LYNN, Eagle Poss HORWITS , PEGGY LAUREN, Dallas HOUGEN, STEPHEN THORSHEIM, Austin HOUSE , BERNARD LEE JR ., Midland HOUSTON , SAMUEL LEE, Richardson HOUZVICKA, KATHERINE FRANCES, Richardson 

Class of 1973 

HOWARD , JAMES KENNETH, Corpus Chr isti 
HOWARD, SUSAN ELIZABETH, Son Angelo 
HOYL , MARJORIE ELIZABETH, Fort Worth 
HRNCIR, CHARLOTTE, Overland Pork, Kans. 
HRUSKA, THOMAS JENNINGS, Bellville 
HUBBARD, NANCY RUTH, Houston 
HUDMAN, JUANITA JO, Fort Worth 
HUDSON, ELEANOR KATHLEEN, Dallas 

HUDSON, NANCY KAY, Gruver HUEBNER, GENE EVERETT, Bellville HUFF , RANDOLP H BUCHANAN , Wichita Falls HUFFORD, MARLA LEA, Pleasanton HUFFMAN , SUSAN , Dollos HUGHES, KNOX BROWN, Houston HULL, MARGARET, Hou•lon HUMPHREY, JANET KAY, Austin 
HUMPHREY , MARGARET ANNE , Baytown 
HUMPHREYS, BR IAN A., Brownsville 
HUNT , ALAN JOE, Houston 
HUNT, MARSHA l YNN, Houston 
HUNT , STACY GLENN, Houston 
HUNTER , CANDACE ELIZABETH , Aust in 
HUNTER , CAROLYN DOLORES, Dallas 
HUNTER, CHRISTINE KAY, Houston 

HUNTER, JOHN CHARLES, Houston HUNTER , MARK KENDALL, Lulkin HURST, DEBBIE ALICE , Houston HUTCHINSON, BRODIE WAYNE JR., Andrews INGRAM , JULI A CAROL , Dallas INMAN, TINA LEE , Beeville IRELAND , C. MICHAEL , Beaumont IRWIN , ELYSIA ANN, Dumas 
ITZ , BARBARA LYNN , Auston JACKSON . DARYL WAYNE , Houston JACKSON , GWYNNETH YVONNE, Son Anton io JACKSON, JOAN LORAL, Houston JACKSON , KENNETH EDWARD, Edinburg JACOB, CAROL ANN, Son Antonio JACOBS, JOHN NOEL, Dollos JAHN , DENISE ANNE , Yoakum 
JAMES , STEPHEN TROY , Son Anton io JANECKA , PHYLLIS MARIE, Weimar JANSKY , DONALD JOE , Taylor JARRELL, SHERRY, Houston JARRETT , THOMAS MITCHELL , Mission JASTER , TERESA ROSE , Lo Grange JAVUREK, JAMENE FRANCES, Austin 

638 


JENKINS, JEAN LOUISE, Lubbock JENKINS, KATHLEEN DIANE, San Antonio JENNINGS, CHERYL JO, San Antonio JENNINGS, STEPHANIE, Houston JESCHKE , PHYLLIS JAN , Miles JIMENEZ, ALMA EDNA , San Antonio JINKINS, EDWARD GRADY, Taylor JOHNSON, ALICE LUANN , Houston 
JOHNSON, BO PETTY , Burnet JOHNSON, CHARLES DAVIS, Houston JOHNSON, DEBRA l YNN, Arlongton JOHNSON , DIANE ELIZABETH , Rockdale JOHNSON, KENT LAYNE, Houston JOHNSON , LAURA JO, Aust in JOHNSON, LAURENCE F., San Antonio JOHNSON , MARY MELANIE , Lake Charles, la . 
JOHNSON, MICHAEL DOUGLAS, Son Antonio JOHNSON , RAE l YNN , Waco JOHNSON , TERESA MARY , Midland JOHNSTON, ELIZABETH ANNE , Vernon JOHNSTON, LISA, Houston JOHNSTON, STEVE J., Houston JONES, DEBRA KAY , Fort Worth JONES, JAMES KEITH , Dollos 
JONES, JEFFREY HUDSON, San Angelo JONES, JUDITH DAVIDSON, Kerrville JONES , LAURA GAIL , Lubbock JONES , MURNICE SUE , Houston JONES, NANCY KAY, Dolhort JONES, RANDALL GWEN1TH, Richardson JONES, RONALD DAL TON , Aust in JONES, STACEY RAE , Dollos 
JONSON , ELEANOR KATHLEEN , Temple 
JORDAN , JAMES MICHAEL , Corpus Christi 
JORDAN , SHARI DIANNE , Auston 
JOSEPHS, SHARON, Co;pus Christi 
JOUETTE , JENNY LOU , McK inney 
JOYCE, GEORGE ALAN, Rochardson 
JUDEN, MICHAEL 0STEPHEN, Springfield 
KADELL, KERREN ALBERT, Houston 

KAMENITSA , LAURA KATHERINE , Fort Worth KANA , LINDA MARIE , Lo Gronge KANE , CANDACE LOU , Arlongton KANEWSKE , MARY LINDA , Galveston KARIN , MARSHALL JAY , San Antonio KASPER , MICHAEL PAUL , Port Arthur KAUFMAN , JEFFREY ALAN, Dollos KAUFMAN , WILLIAM THOMAS, San Antonio 

Freshmen 


KAWAMOTO, CAROLYN SHIZUKO, Mission KAZAK , KARAN MARY, Aust on KEEDY, DAVID M. JR ., Son Anton io KELLERMAN, ROBERT SCOTT, Fort Worth KELLEY, GAIL ANN, Dollas KELLEY, KEVIN JOHN, Son Antonio KELLEY, LYNETTE ANN, Devine KELMINSON , MARC PHILIP , Houston 
KENNEDY, MENTHA DELANEY, Tyler 
KENNEDY , REBECCA ANNE , Dollos 
KENNEDY, REBECCA JANE , Taylor 
KENNEDY, THOMAS JAREL , Formersville 
KENT, BONNIE JOYCE, Cincinnati, Ohio 
KEPPER , MARY ELIZABETH, Austin 
KERR , CAROLYN ROGER S, El Poso 
KERR , SHE ILA GAIL, Dallas 

KERSHNER , KAREN , Port Arthur KETCHUM , JULIE ANN , Son Anton io KEY, EUGENE MORLAND, Pompa KEY, ROGER ALAN, Lubbock KIENE , CARROLL CANDACE , Midlond KIGER, STEVEN MARCUS, Austin Kl LGORE , REBECCA LYNN , Houston KILLEN , PATRICIA ANN , Richardson 
KILLIAN , EDWARD WALLACE, Denton 
KILMAN, RONALD GAY, Fredericksburg 
KILPATRICK , MICHAEL JAMES , Killeen 
KINARD , GINA ALAIN , Denton 
KINCHELOE , RICHARD PERKINS, Dallos 
KING , KAREN ANNE , Port Arthur 
KING, PHILIP MONTGOMERY, Houston 
KING, SHERRY LYNN, Fort Worth 

KING , THOMAS LEE , Morshall KINGSBURY, LARRY JOE, Natchez, Miss. KIN SEY , ROBERT ELWEE , Bay town KINZLER , JOHN EDWARD , Seobrook KIRKLAND , BETTY KATHLEEN , Boytown KISTNER , HARRY LEROY, Dollos KLAEHN, ROY HERMAN, Fredericksburg KLEIN, ANDREW FREDERICK, Houston 
KLETT, TAYLOR SAMUEL, Fredericksburg KLEVENHAGEN, CECELIA MARIE, Son Antonio. KLINE, DAVID DANNER, Corpus Christi KLING, MARSHALL PAUL, Amarillo KLINGEMAN , FRED V. JR ., Karnes City KLIPSCH , REBECCA MARIE, Aust in KLUNICK, CHESTER HENRY JR .. Houston KNAPP, JULIA AVA, Bryon 
639 

KNAPPENBERGER , KAREN LYNN , Dellos KNIGHTEN, JANELLE, Houston KONARSKY, MARTHA KAY, Austin KOONS, CATHEY MARIE, Dellos KOTHMANN , KAREN , Son Anton io KOTT, GARY DUANE, Fredericksburg KOVICH . GORDON RONALD, Houston KOWALSKY, ELENA, Loredo 
KRAUSKOPF. ELISABETH ANN, Fredericksburg KRISTEN. MARK ALLEN, Bellville KRIVCHER, JAN SHELLEY, Memphis, Tenn. KROLL, CHA'RLOTTE, Austin KRUGER, CYNTHIA ANN, Houston KUEBLER , JOE DAVID, Posodeno KUHLMAN , JOHN LOUIS, Beaumont KULIK , STEVE , Son Anton io 
KUNIN, SUSAN JOYCE, St. Louis, Mo. KUTNER , ALAN MARGARET , Dellos KUYKENDALL , THOMAS ROBERT, Grohom KYLE., JOSEPH CROFFORD JR ., Houston LACY, FORREST HILTON Ill, Houston LAFARGE, ROBERT AURELIO, Son Antonio LAGOUD IS, CYNTHIA LORAINE , Houston LAMASTER, DONNA MARIE, Lubbock 
LANDERS, JERRY BURNEY , Longv iew LANDRUM, MARGUERITE HELEN, Son Antonio LANEHART , LILA JOLAINE , Houston LANG , JENNIE , Midland LANGFORD , SUZANNE B.. Austin LANGLEY, ROBERT LOUIS, Dellos LANHAM , CAROL NANETTE, Houston LA QUEY, LILLIAN LUCILLE, McCamey 
LARSON, SUSAN ELAINE, Houston LARUE, CLINT ALLEN, Dellos LATTA, JOYCE ELIZABETH, Flossmoor, Ill. LAWRENCE , JOHN MARTIN , Beaumont LAWSON , TIMOTHY EDWARD, Dunn Loring, Va. LAZARUS , RONA SUSAN , Tyler LEBOW, DAVID IRA, Houston LEE, CAROL SUE , Houston 
LEE, JACK GREGORY, Houston 
lEE , JERRI LYNN , Woco 
LEE , PAUL CARRINGTON , Dellos 
LEE , RICHARD HENRY , Son Antonio 
LEE, SHERRITA DORIS, Houston 
LEFF, GARY STEVEN, Houston 
LEHMAN , ANN FRASER , Dellos 
LEIBROCK , ERIC WILLIAM , Midland 

Freshmen 
LENTZ, EDWIN LAMAR, Houston . LEONARD, DIANE ELIZABETH, Kerrvdle LESLIE, CELETA EVE, Lexington, Ky. LETH, LAU RA KATHRYN, Houston LEVI, ALAN HAROLD, McGehee, Ark. LEVIN, DEBRA ANN, Dellos LE VI N, NEIDRA MICHELE, Texas City LEVINE, JEANNIE REVA, De llos 
LEVIN E, TE RRY MARK, Son Anton io LEVIT, DONALD NEAL. Houston LEVITH, JAN BEVER LY, New Orleans, Lo. LEVY, SUSAN RAE. Nashville, Te nn. LEW. KAREN JOYCE. Son Antonio LEWIS. EDWARD SIBLEY. Austin LEY/IS, HARRY ALAN, Houston LEWIS, JAMES NEWTON, Irving 
LEWIS, JANET NEELY , Boy City LEWIS, KATHERINE MARIE, Woco LEWIS, LAUREN LAWSON, Houston LEWIS , ROBERT JACKSON , Dellos LIEBENSON , LILLIAN BET H, Dellos LILLEY. EDWIN LEE JR .. Austin LINDER . PAMELA G. Austin LINDSEY, LINDA GAY, Lockhort 
LINDSEY. NANCY LOUISE, Lufkin LITTLE, JOHN M., Dellos LITTLE . SHELIA M~URINE, Dellos LITTLEJOHN, ROBERT ERNEST, Orange LITTLEPAGE, THOMAS HENDRA JR .. Del los LITTRELL , LESLIE GAIL , Wichita Foils LIVERS HAROLD PATRICK Konsos City, Mo. LOCHHEAD , CHARLES LOUIS, Austin 
LOCKLEAR MIKE L • Belton 
LOCKWOOD, RANDOL PH . Son Antonio 
LOEFFt ER CYNTHIA BETH Po•odeno 
LOESER . HOWARD DWIGHT , Houston 
LOFLIN , JAMES RANDALL , Au•tin 
LOGAN . CLIFFORD K . Temple 
LONABAUGH WILLIAM MARR , Galveston 
LONG . CHERYL SUE , Hou•ton 

LONG . JACK LYNN , Dellos LONG, MICKEY F . Golveston LONG . NANCY ELLEN . lrvonq LONGBOTHAM JAYLIE IONE . MonohoM LOPEZ . LARRY ANTHONY . Son Antonio LORr:J . ~TFVEN DAVID Dtnlon LORD TERESA ANNE Dellos LOTT. WAYNE HOWARD, Au•tin LOU , ROSE ANN , Houston LUBEL, BRUCE DAVID, Mobile, Alo. LUCAS, LESLYE , Bercla ir LUCE, STEPHEN FOSTER, Irving LUDEKE , AARON KIM, Burkburnett MAASS, CINDY ALICYN, Fort Worth MACE. MARILYN ANN , Houston MACHELL, MARGARET , Seabrook 


MACKEY, I. B., San Antonio 
MACKSON , RUBY LOUISE , Aust in MacPHERSON , BARBARA HAZEL , Harlingen MAGEE, JOYCE ANITA, Dunconville MAGLIOLO, THERESA MARIE , Dickinson MAHLER , ROBERT FREDERICK, Plono MAIER , CONSTANCE ANN , Houston MAILEY, JAMES FORD, Midl ond 
MAJOR , ROBERT ALLEN , Oklohomo.City, Oklo . MAJOR , SUSAN RUTH , Houston MAJORS, SAMUEL LEE Ill, Odesso MALES, BETTY CAROL , Richmond MALIN , MARY ELIZABETH , Dickonson MALONE , PATRICK JAY, Aust in MALONEY, PATRICK JOSEPH, Forney MANGUM, MARY KAY, Bellaire 
MANN, RHONDA NELL , San Anton io 
MANN , SHERfl SUE, Aust in 
MANLY, KAR EN SUE, Arling Ion 
MANLY, LAURA SUE , Houston 

MARBACH , PATRICIA ANN , New Braunfels MARKS, GARY LEE , Houston MARQUARDT, ANDREW NOYD, McAllen MARSH , CHARLES RANDELL , Pecos 
MARSH , CONNIE LEA, Loke Jack so n MARSHALL , CLYDE CHRISTOPHER, fort Worth MARSHALL, DEBRA LEIGH, Houston MARSHALL , RANDY WAYNE, Lufk on MARTIN , JEANNE , Ab ilene MARTIN, JOHN DAVID, Wichita falls MARTIN, RICHARD FREDERICK, Houston MARTIN , THOMAS ROGER, Mid land 
MARTIN , WORTHY NEIL , Aust in MARTINEZ , DANIEL C., Laredo MARTINEZ , RUBEN DAVILA, Harlingen MARTINO, JAMES BOYD , Denton MASELES, RICHARD MARK , Houston MASTERSON , BETTY JO, Houston MAHAR , MICHAEL FRED , Weslaco MATHEWS, KIMBERLY ANNE, Houston 

Freshmen 
MATTHEWS , BONNIE ANN , Modlond MATTHIESSEN , SUSAN , San Antonio MAUPIN , WARREN LANN, Temple MAXFIELD , TERRY E., San Antonio MAXSON, RICHARD DAN JR., Metairie, la. MAY , DEBORAH ANN , Dallas MAYER , MARK STEVEN , Mobole , Ala . McADOO, SALLY ANNE, Beoumonl 
McAFEE , JACK TERRY, Miam i, Fla . McA FEE , JOHN MARK , Mesqu ite McBRIDE, LAWRENCE CAMERON IV, Dallas McBRYDE , NATHAN TRUETT , Houston McCALL Y, DEBORAH CAROL , fort Worth McCANN, KAREN BETH, Odesso McCARROLL, SUSAN A .. Ru sk McCARTY , LINDA DEL , Richmond 
McCLAIN , SHERRY LYNN, Aust in McC LAMROCH , JAMES RICHARD , Shreveport, la . McCOLLOUGH , JAMES PARKER , Ponhondle McCOLLUM , MELANIE ANNE , Victoria McCULLOUGH , LUJET CLEMENTS, Burnet McCULLOUGH, MICHAEL GEORGE , Brownwood McC ULLOUGH , STEPHEN WESLEY , Orange McCUMBER , GREGG SCHUYLER , Brownsvolle 
McDOWELL , ROBERT TODD , Houston 
McELRATH, STAN MOORE , Austin 
McFARLAND , STANLEY JEFFERSON 111 , 

Potomac , Md . 
McFARLAND, STEPHEN MICHAEL, Amarillo McGEE , DEBORAH LEE , Houston McGEHEARTY , PATRICK F., Corpu• Christi McGQUGH, CATHY ANN , Marshall McGOWAN, CHRIS WYATTE , Oronge 
McGOWN, DORIS ELIZABETH, lake Jockson McGOWN , KAREN JEAN, Bryan McGRAW, MICHELLE ANN , Seottle, Wash . McHALE, DEBORAH BENNETT, Rocky Mt., N. C. McHENRY , JAY MELVIN , Au>t on McllVAIN, REBECCA JANE , Auston MclVER , THOMAS JOSEPH , Houston McKEE , MARTHA KAREN, Carthage 
McKENNEY, ROSS S .. Colorado City McKENNON , DOLORES KAY , Beeville McKIMM , WILLIAM HARRY , Austin McKINNON, JULIE CHRISTINE , Irving McKNIGHT , GAIL , Houston McMORDIE , SARAH ELIZABETH , Austin McNAIR, WILLIAM MARK, Corpus Christi McNEAl, DONALD RAY , Dallas 
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McPHAUL, MICHAEL LEE, Auslin McSPADDEN, SAMMY KAY, Ouonoh McVICKER , AUTREY PARKER JR ., Lufkin McWILLIAMS, JANET SUE, Dollos MEDINA, GRIZELDA, Loredo MEDLINGER, CHARLES MICHAEL, lowo Pork MEEKER , ELLEN LOUISE, Port Arthur MEINERS, DON LOUIS, lo Grange 
MEISMER, JOHN MAYNARD, Columbus MELETIO, DONNA MARIE, Dollos MENGELKOCH, MARY ANN, Arlington MERCER, BLAIR GRAY JR., Dollos MERRITT, KATHRYN LEE , Houston MERRITT, MOLLY MELINDA, Denton MERRITT, REED MONTGOMERY, Terrell MERSKY, DAVID TIMOTHY, Dollos 
MESLOH, DAVID LYNN, Corpus Christi METOFF, FREDA ANNE, Irving MEYER , LINDA MARIE, Alvin MEYER, MICHAEL DAVID, Corpus Christi MIERS, JEB STUART, Dollos MILBURN, MELANIE ANNE , Fort Worth MILLER, BARBARA K., Fr isco MILLER, DOUGLAS WALTER, Austin 
MILLER, GEOFFREY MARC, Dallos MILLER , HOWARD BURKE , Lamesa MILLER, IRWIN DOUGLAS, Dollos MILLER , JODY LYNN , Dallos MI LLER, KAREN LYNNE, Dallas Ml LLER , LAURA JOHANNA, Part Arthur MILLER, MARIETTE, McKinney MILLER, ROBERT KEITH, New Orleans, la. 
MILLER , WILLIAM EDWARD JR ., Houston MILLIGAN, JANICE ELAINE, Austin MILLS, GARY WAYNE, McGregor MILLS, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Mmion MILNE, KATHLEEN, Houston MILSTEAD, THOMAS HEWES, Hous ton MINAHAN, JOSEPH JAMES JR., Houston MINOR, l YNNE PATRICIA, Dallas 
MINTZ, WILLIAM A, Houston MISCHER, WALTER MAX JR., Houston MISTOVICH, TIMOTHY SCOTT, Bryon MITCHELL , CHARLES WAYNE JR .. Austin MITCHELL , DOUGLAS G., Springfield, Vo . MOFFATT, ROY HERMAN , Houston MOLEY, JANET ANNE, McGuire AFB, N. J. MOODY, MELISSA LYNN, Monhouol, N. Y. 
Class of 1973 


MOON, BONITA RUTH, lrvong MOORE, CAROL JEAN, Dollos MOORE, DANNY, Athens MOORE, GEORGE PROCTOR , Houston MOORE , JACK HUTCHINS, Rochmond MOORE , JOSEPH VICTOR II , Midland MOORE , JUDY KAY , Son Antonoo MOORE , MARTHA KATHLEEN , Dallas 
MOORE , STEPHEN PEYTON , Lufk in MORALES, LUIS ANTONIO, Ponoma, Ponamo MORAN , MARTHA EVELYN , Corpus Christi MORGAN , BRETT PORTER , Dallas MORGAN , CINDY LOU , Dollos MORGAN , JAMES HOWARD JR ., Conroe MORGAN, RODNEY BLAKE, Austin MORGAN , SHARON ANN , Pasadena 
MORGAN , THOMAS SKlNEY , Konsos City, Mo. MORRIS, DEBORAH RUTH, Fort Worth MORR IS, IRVIN LIONEL, Shreveport, lo. MORRIS, LARRY EDWARD, Auston MORROW , LILLIAN CAROL, Dollos MORSE, SCOTT NOTLEY, Auston MORTENSEN, LESA, Houston MORTON, DOUGLAS LEE, Kathy 
MOSELEY, THOMAS, Tomball MOSER, DENNIS JOE, Houston MOSES, DEBORAH LEE, Dollos MOSS, LARRY ARNOLD, Memphis, Tonn. MUCHA , DAVID , Son Anton oo MUCK, JOHN KELLY, Kerrvolle MULKEY, OREN ANSLEM JR., Son Antonio MUNNEKE , MARLA KAY , Houston 
MUNSON, CATHER INE GRANER, Fort Worth MUNSON , CATHY SUE, Aust on MUNSON , SUZANNE, Angleton MUNTZ , LINDA SUE, Tyler MURPHY, BRENDA LOUISE, Auston MURPHY, MARY LYNN, Houston MURRAY, JAMES EDWARD, Dockinson MURRAY, TINKER DAN, Houston 
MYERS, JAMES EDWARD, Beaumont 
NALLE, WIL LI AM BYRD , Auston 
NANCE, DALE RUSSELL , Modl ond 
NATHAN , ARTHUR MAURICE , Houston 
NATINSKY , STEVEN ALAN, Dollos 

NAUGHTON , JUDITH ANN , Donton 
NAVARRO, YVONNE, Houston 
NEAL , MARY JO CLARICE , Auston 


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NEARY, MICHAEL LEONARD. Dallas NEDDERMAN , JOHN FREDERICK , Arl ington NEFF, THOMAS GRAHAM, Bartlemlle, Okla. NEFF ENDORF, GARY RAY, Fredericksburg NELSON , ROBERT WAYNE , Houston NELSON, STEVEN LEE, Odessa NESKAR, ROSALEE RENE , Houston NETTLES, KATHLEEN MARIE, Houston 
NEU, ELAINE VICKY, Alpine NEUJAHR , STANLEY GORDON. Midland NEVILL , RICHARD ALLEN JR ., Houston NEWBERRY , JOAN MARIE , Plano NEWBERRY , JOSEPH ORION 111 , Dallas NEWELL. WILLIAM HOWARD, Houston NEWMAN , VALERIE ANN , Fort Worth NEWSOM , JULIA JEAN , Dallas 
NEWTON , SANDRA ANNE , Beaumont NEYLAND, MAINDY LEE, Houston NICHOLS, BARTHOLOMEW N.. San Antonio NICHOLSON, KAY JOYCE. San Antonio NICHOLSON . WILLIAM HENRY JR .. Pasadena NIGHT. BARBARA LEE, Beaumont NILAND, PENNY ANN, Tulsa, Okla. NOLAN, KEVIN MICHAEL, El Paso 
NORMAN, JAMES HARDY, Bethesda, Md. NORRIS, HARWELL EDGAR Ill, Austin NORRIS, JOE DICKEY, Austin NORRIS, MARK ALAN, Celina NOVY, DAVID MICHAEL, Waco NUGENT , NANCY JEAN , Houston NULL , DEBORAH JEAN , Victoria NUNNALLY , ROXANNE ELIZABETH, Austin 
NUSSENBLATT, SHELLEY GAIL, Galveston OGLESBY, KAREN ALANE, Conroe OLER , JAMES WALTER , Tul ia OLIVER , FRED LAMAR. Dollas ORR . PATRICIA ANN , Midland OSBORNE , JANET LEE , Midland OSHMAN , DANI El GREGORY, Richmond OVERMAN, GEORGE ROBERT, Houston 
OVERSHINER, ELIZABETH JANE, Fort Worth OWEN, GINGER, El Paso OZON, BARBARA LYNN, Texas City PADEN . JUANITA l YNN , Pompa PALMORE , RICHARD MICHAEL, Aust in PANKRATZ , DONNA RAYE , Comfort PAPPAS, CHRISTOPHER CULVER, Houston PARHAM, DANIEL KELLEY, Wichita Falls 

Freshmen 


PARK , CHRIST INE ELLEN , San Anton io PARK, ROBERT LYLE, Houston PARKER, JOHN ROSS, Dallas PARKER . JOYCE LOUISE , Lake Jackson PARKER , JUDY LAVERNE , Port Arthur PARKER , SUSAN ANN , Ballonger PARRISH , NANCY SUE , Marl on PARRISH, NORMAN WILTON, Denton 
PARRISH, PATTI, Austin PARSONS, DOLORES ROSE , Houston PASHER, TONI GAIL, Dallas PATTERSON, CHERYL ANN, Houston PATTERSON , ROBE,RT HAROLD JR .. Tyler PATTON, ANDREA JUNE, Austin PATTON. CARLENE ANN, Houston PATTON, GRIER PARKER , Ho uston 
PATTON, ROBERT HOWARD, Houston PAYNE , DAPHNE DIANE . Houston 
PAYNE, HARRY J. JR., Lawrenceville, Ill. 
PAYNE , JAMES ARLING Ill , Weslaco PAYTON, CHARLOTTE, Longview PEARCE , KENNETH HORNE , San Anton io PECENA , LARRY DALE , Dallas PECK , DAV ID ALAN , Dallas 
PEEK . JULIA ANN . Richardson 
PEMBERTON , PA IGE , Beaumont 
PEPPER, SUSAN JEAN. Denver. Colcl. 
PEREZ , JENNIE LYNN . Aust on 
PERKINS , DEBORAH RACHEL , Par is 
PERRIN , PATRICIA KAY , Haml in 

PERRY, PENNY, Fredericksburg 
PERRYMAN, ROBERT YOUNG, Dallas 
PETERS, CARLA ANN, Dallas PETERSON , ANNE CAVANAUGH , Beaumont PETET, JOSEPH NEWELL, Dallas PETKAS. JIMMY BASI l, Houston PFAFF, TONY EARL . Abdene PHANEUF, RICHARD GREGORY, Marion PHELPS, RONALD CARL, Houston PHILLIPS , KATHLEEN ELOI SE, Aust in 
PHILLIPS, PAMELA, Grapevine PICKETT. LEE LAMAR, Houston Pl ER. BARRY ROBIN , Northbrook, Ill. PIERCE , ROBERT R.. Houston PIERCE , WILLIAM MARION , Navasota PIGOTT, JOHN DOWLING, Stephenville PINKERTON. MICHAEL NORMAN, Abilene PITT , LAURA RUTH , Son An ton io 

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PLUM , RICHARD ALAN , Dallas POAGE, JAMES RANKIN, Austin POLASEK, KAY FRANCES, liberty POL LAND, MARTHA LUCILLE , Houston POLUNSKY, PEGGY ANN, San Angelo POLUNSKY, VALERIE JO, Son Antonio POPEJOY, RENEE JEAN, Corpus Chr isti PORTER , JUDITH LEE , Posodena 
POSEY, PAMELA RUTH, Dallas POSPICHAL , CINDY LOU , Fort Warth POUYADOU , LEB ECCA JEAN , Mobile, Ala. POWELL , MARK ALLEN , Dellos PRASATIK, 'HAROLD KEITH, Rosenberg PRATHER, JOHN FREEMAN BARCLAY, Austin PR ATHER , MELVIN , Mt. Vernon PRATKA, MARY SUSAN, Houston 
PRESSLEY, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Kirbyville PREWITT, EDITH RENEE, Taylor PREW ITT, ~RANCES JAYNE , Harl ingen PREWITT, PATRICIA LYNN, Austin PRICE, DONALD JAMES, San Antonio PRICE, LAWRENCE WILLIAM, Houston PRICE, NANCY JEAN, Fort Smith, Ark. PRIEBE, ROY RODMAN, Big Spring 
PRIESMEYER , HARRY EDWARD , Garwood PROFT. ROBERT WAYNE , Pa rt Arthur PRUETT , CLAUDIA JEAN, Houston PURVIN, JONATHAN PETER, El Posa PYNDUS, SUE ANNE, Houston RABEL , SELMA SUE , We imar RABUN, ROBIN ANN, Dallas RACHAL, EDWARD ODEM, Taft 
RADER, CHERYL LYNN, Austin RADIKE , JANET MARIE , Fort Worth RAGIN , CHARLES CHR ISTOPHER , Aust in RALL, DEBORAH ANN, Dallas RAO,' JO ANN, Houston RAPE, JOE MARVIN, Arlington RATH. DEBRA KAY, Crosby RATHJEN, WALTER FRED, Brownsville 
RAY CHARLOTTE, Ausl in RAY , ESTHER CAROLYN , Forl Worth RAY, ROBERT STEVEN, Dellos READER, LAWRENCE STUART, Houston RECH, MAKCIA EILEEN, Fred•ricksburg RECH , MICHAEL ANTHONY , Aust in REDFEARN, MARGARET ANN, Longview REDUS, SUSAN ELAINE, San Antonio 
Class of 1973 

REED, BONNIE ALLYN, Houston REED, CHRISTOPHER H., Dal las REED, ELIZABETH ANN, Eagle lake REED, GRACE YVONNE, Port Arthur REED, LINDA KATHLEEN, Austin REEDMAN, LAU RIE P., El Paso REEVES, ALAN, Austin REEVES, PHILIP, Austin 

REIO, BEVER LY CAROLYN, Temple 
REINSCH, JAN ET KATHERINE, San Antonio 
REINSCH, JOYCE CAROL, San An tonio 
REISER , THOMAS WENDEL, Midl and 
REMAL EY, THOMAS M., Houston 
REMBERT, NANCY TOWNSEN, Houston 
REUTER , CAROL SUE, Livingston 
REUTER, LARRY MICHAEL, Houston 

REYES, JUAN ISIDRO , Monor REYES, RAPHA EL, Houston REYNOLDS, RICHARD WILLIAM, San Antonio RICH , ANITA SUSAN, Da llas RICHARDSON, JIMMY RAY, Odessa RICHARDSON, MARY ALIC E, Beaumo nt RICHAmSON, RANDALL CHAR LES, Hous ton RICHEY, DIXIE LEA, Fort Worth 
RICHTER, ROBYN RENE, Austi n 
RIDOLESPERGER, TERRY MAY, Denton . 
RIDOUT , HOWELL FINCH, Austin 
RIEGER , VALERIE KAY, Houston 
RIGGINS, TIMOTHY STEVEN, Dallas 
RILEY, FLOYD HOLLIS, Fort Stockton 
RILEY, JAMES HORACE, El Paso 
RILEY , JOEL PATRICK , Muleshoe 

RINKOFF, MARK HARRIS, Houston RIPPER, WANDA LYNN, Weimar RISTER, MILTON A. JR ., Bartlett RITCH! E, CHERRI JEAN , Columbus RIVERS, GEORGE ANN, Bryan ROAN , JANICE MARIE , Weatherford ROBBINS , JOAN CARYL, Dallas ROBERSON , DOUGLAS HOMER, Petersburg 
ROBERTS, JUDITH GAIL , Dallas 
ROBERTS, KENNETH RAY, Dallas 
ROBERTS, ROWENA LISA, Texas City 
ROBERTS, SANORA CAROL, Houston 
ROBERTS , WAYNE RICHARD. Houston 
ROBERTSON , THERESA SHARON, Vernon 
ROBINSON, LAURA LYNN, Temple 
ROBINSON , WILLIAM 1., Abilene 


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ROBISON, LEWIS DUNCAN, Dallas ROD, ANTHONY WAYNE, El Compo RODRIGUEZ, DAVID ROY, Son Antonio RODRIGUEZ, PEDRO, Loredo ROEBUCK, CHAUNCEY , Dallas ROGERS, DEBRA ANN , Houston ROGERS, LARRY DWAYNE, Dollos ROGERS, MARY FRIEDRICH, Son Antonio 
ROGERS, PATRICIA ANN , Freeport ROGERS, PATRICE DIANE. Houston ROGERS, RANDALL DAVID, Son Antonio ROJAS, NORMA NANNETTE, Son Antonio ROOS, STEPHEN CRAIG, Son Antonio ROOSTH, BARBARA ELLEN, Dollos ROOT, ADITA LYNN , Terrell ROSALES, ROBERT RUDOLPH, Son Morcos 
ROSELLO, JOHN FRANK, Dickinson ROSEN , DAVID BENNETT, Dallas ROSENBAUM, RALPH STEVE, Houston ROSENBERG, NANCY LYNNE, Dallas ROSENBERG, PAUL HARVEY, Fayetteville, Ark. ROSENBLUM, ARLENE SIMONE, Hammond, Lo. ROSENFELD, ROSALYNN , Woco ROSENTHAL, GWENN ELLEN , Lake Charles, Lo. 
ROSENTHAL, TONI MADELYN, Dallas ROSSER. JAN, Abilene ROTH, BOB A. JR., Son Anton io ROTH, CHARLES ALAN, Houston ROTHSCHILD, PHYLLIS MARIE, Dollos ROIHER WESSEL PAUL JR .,. Hollettsville ROTTNER, PATRICIA LYNN, Woco ROYAL, RONALD DOUGLAS, Wichita Falls 
ROYER , DALE ELBERT II, Austin RUBIN , MARI LYN SUE , Dallas RUDD, DONNA ELIZABETH, Waskom RUHLAND, DORIS JOANNE , Dallas RUMMEL , MARGARET URSULA, Great Neck, N. Y. RUMMELL, VICKI LYNN, Denton RUNDLE , SUSAN GAYLE , Houston RUPPERT, NANCY LYNN, Houston 
RUSH, PAMELA ANN, Denton 
RUSS, DARI EL ANNETTE , Houston 
RUSSELL, CLOVIS W I RREN, Stephenville 
RUSSELL, JOHN EMERSON, Beaumont 
RUSSELL, MARTY, Houston 
RUTLAND, FRANCIS EUGENE, Houston 
RUTLEDGE, BEYERL Y ANN, Austin 
RYBISKI, MIKIE MARION , Dallas 



Freshmen 
RYLANDER , GARY RAY, Austin RYLANDER, LYNN MEDLEY , El Paso SACKETT, MICHAEL WARREN, New Orleans, Lo. SALLEE, BRADLEY TYLER, Houston SANCHEZ, RICARDO, Rio Grande City SANDAHL , SCOTT DAVIS, Austin SANDBERG , NANCY JANELLE , Austin SANDERS, ALICE MAY , Harlingen 
SANDERSON, DIEDRE ANN, Abilene SARVIS, LARRY ROBERT, El Reno, Okla. SAULS, DIANA LEOLA, Austin SAULS, RENETTE, Austin SAUNDERS, BONNIE LOU, Sydney, Australia SAUNDERS , EILEEN M., Son Antonio SAUNDERS, RICHLA KAY, Kerrville SAXON , TANA GAYLE , Elgin 
SCANIO , STEPHEN EVERETT, Refugio SCHAFFER , DON MINCHEN, Houston SCHAFFNER, RONALD ALAN, Housten SCHANBAUM, ROBERT ALLEN, Dellos SCHELLER, KENNETH GARY, Montvale, N. J. SCHIEFFER, SCOTT T., Aust in SCHIMMEL, BRUCE. IAN, Housten SCHLEIER , RICHARD LEE JR., Houslcn 
SCHMIDT, BRUCE LYNN , Lockhart 
SCHMIDT, CAROL LYNN , Aust in 
SCHNEIDER, HERBERT E., New Braunfels 
SCHNITMAN, LYNN ANN , Dalles 
SCHNITZER, DANA LOUIS, Son Antonie 
SCHNUR, JOY FRANCIS, Houston 
SCHOENVOGEL , ANN ELISE , Housten 
SCHOLLENBERGER, JAN, Richardson 

SCHONBERGER, DEBORAH PEARL, Golveslon SCHOOLER , JANICE ANN, Housten SCHOPPE, BYRON DOUGLAS, Houston SCHRAUB, CHERYL ELLEN, Galveston SCHRAUB, LINDA ANNE, Modlond SCHRIEVER , ZADA ELIZABETH, Son Anton io SCHULER, ROGER JOHN JR., Housten SCHUMANN, SHARON l YNN, New Braunfels 
SCHUMM , LUCINDA, lake Jackson 
SCHUYLER, MARGIE, Bastrop 
SCHWARZLOSE, EUGENE W., Beaumont 
SCOTT, YVETTE GALE, Auslin 
SCRINOPSKIE, LINDA ANNE, Waco 
SEALE . LANA JEAN . Comfort 
SEALS, LAURA SHIRLEY, Dallas 
SEARS, JOHN STEPHEN , Houston 


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SEAY, KAREN QUARLES, lrv;ng SERVIZIO, CHARLES MICHAEL, Dellos SEWALL , NANCY JANE, Palest ine SEWELL, KATHYLAN L., Fort Worth SEYBOLD, MARY COCHRANE, Houston SHAFER , JOY EILEEN, Port Isobel SHAFFER, CAROL JC1V, Oklohomo C;ty, Okl a . SHAHAN , GARY HOWARD, Ab;lene 
SHANNON, SUSAN ANNE, Dollos 
SHAPE , SANDRA ANN, Garland 
SHAPIRO, DONALD ALAN, Houston 
SHAPIRO, MARCY BETH. Son Anton;o 
SHAPIRO , STEFANIE ANN, Posodeno 
SHAY , GEORGE JR ., Aust;n 
SHEA, WILLIAM DAVID , Aust;n 
SHEARER , JOE HAL , Booker 

SHEARN, MICHAEL J., Houston SHEFFIELD, GWYN ANN , Houston SHE LAN , EVAN BARRY , Roscoe SHELTON , JAMES RAYMOND, Houston SHELTON , NANCY JEAN, Houston SHEPHERD, WALTER DEETZ Ill , Dellos SHEPPARD , SUSAN NELL, Teague SHIELDS, ROBERT LAWRENCE , Dollos 
SHIRLEY, JULIA GALE , Bastrop SHOLTESS, DEBRA ANN, Richardson SHOOP, WILLIAM JUNIUS, Lufk;n SHOPOFF, THOMAS COURTNEY, Houston SHUDDE, CORINNE ANNETTE , Houston SHUFORD. WILLIAM CARROLL JR., De llos SHUPE, KATHLEEN , Houston SIDOTI , SHIR LEY JEANNE, Bonham 
SI EGEL. ANN , Bo ton Rouge , Lo . 
SIEWERT , REBECCA JOLYN , El Paso 
SILLS, CYNTHIA LOUISA, Bryon 
SILVER , THERESA LYNN , Houston 
SIMMONS, MARSHA E., Baytown 
SIMMONS, SUSAN DIANE, Dellos 
SIMON, GAIL ADRIENNE , Son Anton;o 
SIMPSON , CYNTHIA LEE, Bonhom 

SIMPSON, MARY IDA, Dripping Springs SIMPSON , SARA MERRITT, Dellos SINGER , DARIEN REBECCA, El Paso SINGER, THOMAS CHARLES, Bryon SINGLETON, ROBERT CULTON, Posodena SITTON, SAM COCHRAN , Lufk;n SKAGGS, JANET, Freeport SKELTON, BETTY JOYCE, Dellos 

Class of 1973 


SKELTON , MICHAEL THOMAS , Dellos SKINNER, DAVID CAREY, Pennington, N. J. SLAUGHTER , JEAN ELIZABETH , Dollos SLOMCHINSKI, BERNADINE , Refugio SMALL, TERRELL JACKSON Ill, Fort Worth SMALLING, JEANNE MARIE, Baytown SMITH, DAVID MICHAEL , Bethesda, Md . SMITH, DAVID RAY, Son Antonio 
SMITH, EMMITT SHELTON, Andrews SMITH, JAMES WESTON, Chothom, N. J. SMITH, JANET LYNN , Winnsboro SMITH, JOHN DUNCAN JR ., Garland SMITH, LINDA ELAINE, Polest•ne SMITH, MICHAEL HENRY , Dellos SMITH, NANCY VIRGINI A, Plo•nview SMITH , RHONDA SUE , Dunconvdle 
SMITH , RICHARD JULIAN, Pekin , Ill. SMITH , ROSEMARY JANETTE , Odessa SMITH, THOMAS FRANK IV , Corpus Chr;sti SNELL, WILLIAM EUGENE JR ., Paris SNELSON. LAWRENCE W., London, England SOOD, BERNADETTE MARIE, Fort Worth SOLIE, TERRENCE WAYNE , Houston SOLSBERY, STEVEN WARD , Houston 
SONNEMANN . LORRAINE ODETTE, Houston SOUSARES, LYNN SCOTT, Austin SOUTHER , ELIZABETH LEE, Houston SOUTHWELL, SUSAN PATRICE , Waco SPAIN, BRUCE ALLEN, Houston SPARKS, JEFFREY LEE , Dellos SPEARS, CAROLYN BLAKELY, Son Anlon;o SPEER, SHERYL, Chottonoogo, Tenn. 
SPINOSA, HELEN MERLE , Fort Worth SPRING, CHARNITA , Lufk•n SPROTT, RONALD DAVID , Kerrvdle STANDISH, WALTER MYLES, Houston STANDLEY , BARRY HOWARD , Houston STANFORD , JOHN EDWIN , DeSoto STANLEY , JORY PAUL , Posodeno STANSBURY , SUZANNE , Houston 
STARKS , KATHY JO, Burleson STARRY , LINDA LEIGH , Western Spn ngs , Ill. STASNEY, JAN HUNTICE , Baytown STEADMAN, NANCY JEAN, Hou•lon STE EN , ELIZABETH ANN , Houston STEENSON, KURT ERIC , Rochordson STEFKA, MARILYN LOUISE, Angleton STELL, BARBARA SUSAN, Boy Coty STEPHENS, ALLAN HUGH, Houston STEPHENS, JAMES ROY, Lockhort STEPHENSON, MARY SUE, Dallas STEVENER , WADE GERARD , Palestine STEWART, DAVID RIAL, Houston STEWART, JAMES HANNIS, Dallas STEWART, VICTORIA EWING, Dollos STILES, DANNY RALPH, Hughes Springs 



STIMACH, EDIE MARIE, Stalford ST . JOHN, JACK WILLIAM , Houston STOHL , KRISTIN, Dollos STONE , MARTHA ELLEN, Liberty STONE, RHODA O ' LENE, Colemon STONE , STEVEN EDWARD, Son Antonio STOVER, SHIRLEY ANN , Marlo STOWITTS, DEBORAH JOYCE , Son Antonio 
STRAITON, LISA KAY, Fort Worth STRICKLAND, RAYMOND l., Son Antonio STRIED , BARBARA MARIE , Round Rock STUBBFIELD, SANDRA KAY, Dollos SUCH, THEODORE LOUIS, Houston SUELTENFUSS, KATHRYN ANNE, Son Antonio SULLIVAN , CANDACE l., Loke Jackson SULLIVAN , KATHLEEN KERRY, Houston 
SUMAN, RICHARD HARLAN JR ., Houston SUTHERLAND, ELLEN LAURA, Houston SUTHERLAND, SAMUEL SHEL TON 111, Freeport SUTTON, JOHN EWING, Austin SUTTON , LINDA LANE, Austin SVALBERG, BRADLEY DAVID, Temple SWAN, SARAH CAROLINE, Albuquerque, N. M. SWEENEY, MICHAEL SANDLIN, Whorton 
SWEENEY, THOMAS JARRELL, Fort Worlh SWENDEMAN, DEBORAH JANE , Son Antonio SWENSON, ANNE EVELYN, Son Antonio SWENUMSON, MARY BETH , Houston SWINEHART, SHELLEY SUE, Houston SYNATSCHK , MARTIN EARNEST, Midland TABAK, DEBRA ANN, Son Antonio TABOR, CHRISTOPHER CHARLES, Fort Worlh 
TACQUARD, PHYLLIS ELAINE, Galveston TALLEY , SUSAN GRIER , Houston TALLEY, SUSAN JANE, Son Antonio TALLY , ALTON RUSSELL , Lockhart TAMBURELLO , NANCY MELINDA, Houston TANKERSLEY, LIZABETH, Terrell TANNER , JAMES RODDY , Dollos TARLTON, JOHN YERBY, Austin 


Freshmen 
TATSCH , JACQUELINE SUE, Fredericksburg TATUM, CAROL BETH. Dollos TAUSEND , PATRICIA ANN , Posodeno TAUSEND, WELLWOOD NESBIT, Houston TAYLOR , ARDELL, Dollos TAYLOR , CHARLOTTE M., Abilene TAYLOR, CYNTHIA, Bedford, Moss. TAYLOR, CYNTHIA ANN, Austin 
TAYLOR , JOSEPH KENT, Lufkin 
TAYLOR , LARRY DALE , Big Spring 
TAYLOR , TERRI ANN, Son Antonio 
TEAS , BENJAMIN DAVID JR ., Spring 
TEITELBAUM, JAY, Dollos 
TEMPLETON , JAMES GUNNAR , Austin 
TENISON, ANNE HUGHES, Houston 
TERZIAN , TONI JEANNE, Abilene 

THAXTON, BARBARA, Falfurrias THOGERSEN, LYNN MARIE , Phoen ix, Ar iz. THOMAS, BEVERLY KAY, Austin THOMAS, DEBORAH MARIE, Austin THOMAS, JOHN CARROLL, Houston THOMAS, RONALD GEORGE, Dickinson THOMAS, FRANCES CLAIRE, Austin THOMAS, THOMAS JAY, Richardson 
THOMPSON , JANINE ELEANOR , Port Arlhur THOMPSON , SUSAN ANN . Houston THORNTON, BRUCE M., Omoho, Nebr. THORNTON, TERRY LEE , Irving THORNTON , THURMAN DOUGLAS, Fort Worlh TILLER, GARY PHILLIP, Beaumont TILLY, JOHN ROLAND, Andrews TIMKO, MERRIANNE Jill, Houslon 
TIPTON, GEORGE W., Auslin TITUS, JOHN ARTHUR JR ., Groves TOLES, CYNTHIA ANN, Happy TOLK , JUDY ANNE , Amor illo TOL l, LINDA FAY , Austin TOUCHON, RONALD ERIC, Amarillo TOUCHTON , GARY CHARLES, Texos City TRACY, LYNN, Houston 
TRAHAN , SUZANNE RENEE , Houston 
TREDWAY, STEPHEN ALLEN, Houston 
TREVINO, DIANA MARIA, Loredo 
TRODLI ER , MARSHA SUE HOPE, Sinlon 
TROJANOWSKY, DIANA GAIL, Houston 
TROTT, PAULA JO, Forney 
TRUM, HILDEGARDE J., Beaumont 
TUCKER, BYRON COLLIN, Austin 

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TUCKER. CYNTHIA, Grand Prairie TUCKER , JOHN PYNE , Pasadena TULL , CHRI STOPHER McCANDLESS , Lubbock TURNBOUGH , CYNTHIA KAY , Balmorhea TUNE, BILLY CARL, Andrews TURNER, BETTY SUE, Corpus Christi TURNER , GERALD LYNN JR ., El Paso TVEDT, DOROTHI' HELEN, Houston 
TYNAN , TIMOTHY TERRANCE , Son Anton io ULRICH , JOHN MASIL H.. Troy , Mich . UMPHRESS , JOHNNY MIKE , Dallas UNTERBERGER, GLEN ALAN , Bryon USELTON, SAMUEL PARKER, Austin VALDEZ, JOE MARIO, Copperas Cove VALDEZ, RICHARD CRUZ, Loredo VANCE, BETTY A.. Edna 
VANCIL, KAREN ANNETTE, Dallas VANDERHOEF , LOUI SE BALDWIN , Houston VANN , JON MICHAEL. Austin VAN SHELLENBECK , GLENN KURT, Houston VAN ZANT , JOHN EDWIN , Son Anton io VAUGHAN , HILARY LA N E, Son Anton io VERRETT, RONALD GREGG, Joliet, Ill. VICK, DONNIE LYNN, Son Antonio 
VICK , MICHAEL MAYFIELD. Hou ston VICKLAND, KAREN ANN, Austin VILLASENOR , REBECCA LOIS, Aust in VINE, SANDRA KATHRl'N, Houston VIOLA, GREGORY PAUL , West Babylon, N. Y. VOGEL, CLAIRE BERNICE, Midland VOLPE , MARILYN JEAN , So . Weymouth, Moss. VORNSAND , KURT THEUER , Schulenburg 
WACHENDORFER, CHARLES, Duncanville WADDELL , LOY ALBIN , Fort Worth WADDELL, MARK STANLEY, Fort Worth WADDELL, STEVAN REED, Houston WADE , KAREN LYNN , Dallas WAHRMUND, DONALD CHARLES, Houston WALDEN , CAROLYN MARGARET, Houston WALDHAUSER , MELANIE MARGARET , Houston 
WALDMAN , STEPHEN ALAN , Dallas WALDR IP, CYNTHIA LOU ISE , Colorado City WALKER, MARCIA SUSAN, Port Lovoco WALLIS, MELINDA LOUISE, Dallas WATT. ALAN S .. Hubbard Woods, Ill. WALTER , JAMES HARRISON , Dallas WALTON, GEORGIA MIZELL, Houston WAL TON. MARK THOMAS, Son Antonio 

Class of 1973 

WARD , RO BERT CARR ICK, Hous to n WARFIELD. CHRISTINE HOPE, Son Antonio WAR FI EL D, KATHLEE N, Fo rt Wo rth WARE. CYNTHIA, Bello "e WARGO, NANCY SUE, Bellaire WARREN, KENNETH DOYLE, Austin WARREN, LINDA BETH, Houston WASHBURNE, RICHARDS P., Dallas 
WATERS, BARBARA ANN, Fort Worth WATKINS, ( ARMEN GAIL, Lo rena WATKINS, JAMES RICHARD, Houston WATLE R, MAR K COLLINS, Bea umo nt WATSON, ANN PATE , Houston WATSON, FRANCES ELAINE, Richardson WATSON , MARIE SEIBOLD, Baytown WATSON, MICHAEL BURCH, Stamford 
WATSON, PHILLIP ALAN, Shreveport, lo. WA TSON. TE RRY RUFF , Clolton WAUSON , JO HN WESLEY , Blytheville, Ark. WAYS, CATH Y ANN E, Da llas WEATHERBY, ROBERTA GAIL, Son Sabo W EAVE R, NAN CY, Houston WEBB, BARBARA ANN, Lamesa W EBB, PAME LA JO, Aush n 
WEINER , DEB RA RAE , Housto n WEIR, RICHARD VAN, Oklaho ma City, Okla. WEIRICH, GEORGE THOMAS, Johnson City WEISINGE R, JAMES STEVEN, Baytown WELCH, MELINDA JOAN , Housto n WELDER , WILLIA M SMITH, Voc toro o WELDON , ROBERT DAVID, lrvong WELHOEL TER , MOLLIE S.. Housto n 
WELLMAN , JAMES ALLEN , T.,os Ci ty 
WELLS , DWAYNE LYNN , Rolls 
WELLS , THOMAS MANN , Rochord son 
WELSCH , MARY ANN , Aust on 
WENDE . DIANE ELAINE , Houston 
WENDLANDT . HELEN KAY , Aust on 
WEST . GEORGE PAGE . Dallas 
WEST , JAMES CHARLES, Stamford 

WEST . ROBERT V. Ill. So n Anton io WESTMORELAND . BRADLEY , Hous ton WESTFALL , MARSHA LYNNE, Nederland WHARTON , LESLIE ANN, Beaumon t WHATLEY , LINDA ANN , Rochordson WHEELER , MICHAEL IVENS. Houston WHEELER, WILLIAM ROBERT , Bryon WHELESS , ROBERT FREDERICK, Houston 

648 
WHITAKER , RICHARD BYRON, Shreveport, la. WHITE, EDWIN HARDY JR .. Rocksprings WHITE , ROBERT BURTON, Victoria WHITE , THOMAS MARTIN, Pittsburg WHITFIELD, LARRY ALAN, Lubbock WHITFIELD, MARY PAULA, Dollos WHITFILL, AILEEN CATHERINE , Houston WHITLEY , CHERYL LEA, Seabrook 
WHITMAN, ALAN DEES, Brownsville WHITSON, KENNETH WESLEY, Dollos WHITTON, RANDALL CRAIG, Houston WILEMON , TERRI LYNNE, Dollos WILKES, GAY LEE , Springfield, Va . WILL , JAMES WILLIAM, Houston WILLIAMS, BRADLEY THOMAS, ArVington, Vo. WILLIAMS, GEORGE TERRY, Son Antonio 
WILLIAMS, GLENN HIGBEE , Houston WILLIAMS, LINDA MAY, Richardson WILLIAMS, LOIS JANE, Dollos WILLIAMS, MARK THOMAS, LaPorte WILLIAMS, RICHARD BRENT, Houston WILLIAMS , ROBERT LAWRENCE , San Antonio WILLIAMS , THOMAS JOSEPH , Fort Worth WILLIAMS, TONIANNE, Koulmon 
WILLIS , CHARLES GRANT 111 , Dallas WILLIS, SYLVIA LYNN , Grohom WILLSON, BRIAN LADON, Austin WILLSON , ALISON CARROLL, Austin WILSON, MARY ANNE, Houston WILSON, DONALD GENE , Posodeno WILSON, DOYLE ALAN, Amarillo WILSON, GWENDOLYN FAYE , Texos City 
WILSON, JAMES OWEN, Austin WILSON, MARGARET SUE, Austin WILSON , MARILYN , San Angelo WILSON, NANCY BRINLEE , Houston WINHAM , JOHN WAYNE, Fort Worth WINNIFORD , JULIA BECKMAN , McKinney WINZER, DAVID WAY~E. Winnie WISE, ROBERT ALLEN, Houston 
WITHERS , GEORGE HERBERT , Houston WOLF, BARRY HOWARD, Longview WOLF , DONNA JO, Houston WOLFE , LOIS ELLEN, Houston WOLFE, ROLAND TAMPLIN WOMACK , DIANE ELIZABETH, Houston WOOD, GLENA EARLENE , Ardmore, Okla. WOODS, JAHALA AILEEN, Mobile, Ala. 

Freshmen 


WOODS, SHARON MARIE, Houston WOODWARD, BETSY, Houston WOOLEY, JANET LYNNE, Corpus Christi WORHOL , TERRY ANNE, Houston WORRALL , JOSEPH STERLING, Houston WORTLEY, GARY STEWART, Dollos WRIGHT, BETTY JANE, Dallas WRIGHT, STEPHEN BLOUNT, Dollos 
WULFF , EMILY KATHERINE, Brady WULFE , SUSAN AILEEN , Son Antonio WURZBURG, WARREN SEYMOUR JR., Memphis, 
Tenn . 
WYCHE, BRUCE LYNN, Al ice 
WYLIE, CYNTHIA LEE, Dallas 
YARBROUGH, CHRISTY JANE, Houston 
YARBROUGH , RANDALL ALLEN , Waco 
YARBROUGH , RICHARD ALVIN, Waco 

YATES, SHIRLEY ANNE, Fort Worth YELDERMAN, JUDY KAY, Rosenberg YONACK, DORA LYN, El Pa so YORK , WILLIAM E. JR ., McAllen YOUNG, DAVID NEAL, Richardson YOUNG , JANINE ELLEN, St. Lou is, Mo. YOUNG , MICHAEL STEVEN, Hamlin YOUNGBLOOD , CATHEY JANE, Son Antonio 
YOUNKIN, CAROLYN JEAN, Fayettevil le, Ark. YOUNKIN, PAULA ANNE, Houston YOWELL, MARY ELLEN, Longview ZABEL , MARK PATRICK , Woodsboro ZACHARIAS, BONNIE JEAN, Dallas ZACHARY, GILBERT WAYNE, Son Antonio ZAJICEK, KENNETH WAYNE, Columbus ZANES , MARGARET McDOWELL , Dallas 
ZAPP , DONNA DEE , Houston ZEDLER, LYNN MARIE, Austin ZIPP, JAQUELYN MAXINE, Son Antonio ZIZELMANN , CAROLYN NELL, Houston ZOLLER , JANET FRANCES, Groves 
In 

Memoriam 

STUDENTS David Alan Benfield Stirling Alfred Cavender George Brantes Collier Charlie Eugene Dean John Lessor Girvin Peter R. Glaser Lonnie Dean Hefner Kay Marie Henderson Gordon Glenn Johnson Conrad Eugene Kaiser Bernard Anthony Lietz Jr. Thomas Henry McEvoy M ichael Duff Simmer Josephine Starkey 
FACULTY 
Robert L. Airth Henry Fred Alves Clark M. Cleveland Willet Titus Conklin Ha rvey Dingman Gladys J. Everson Frederick Walter Lenz Raphael Levy Carson McGuire Theophilus Shickel Painter Benjamin Floyd Pittenger Alexander Von Kreisler 
STA FF 
Chester C. Arrington Howard A. Bergquist Lloyd Carter Willie R. Kerlin Louise Crawford Lester Walter Harold McMain Branch S. Northrup Wanda W. Vaughn 

Index 

Organization 
Poges
Pages Nome
Nome Poges Nome Pages Nome R1oto Mogoz.1ne . . 197ICoppo Epsilon .244 
MAE . 227 Closing Pages . . . . . . 682-684 Roberts Holl . .469 
ICoppo ICoppa Gommo . 356, 357 
Communicot1on, School of . 75.77 
Concert Chotr . 288 

Acoc.a . 364, 365 ROTC Program . . 201 -208 
Koppa Koppo Psi . .262 Kappa Psi . 242, 243 
Academics . 40-88 Round-Up . . . . . 184, 185 A Cappello Choir . .287 Son Jacinto Dormitory . . .470 
Conteuo .442 
Contesw West . . 443 

Koppa Tou Alpho . .263 
Adm1n1strot.an . 32-35 Scabbard & Slade Socoely .277 
ICorote Club . . 319 Cordettes . . . . . . . .298 
Adm1n1llrott0n, System . . 28-31 Scope . . . . . .278 
Koppa Sigma 390, 391
Councol, College of A & S . . . . . . . .186 
Coonc1I , College of Business Adm1n1strot1on . 187

Alpho Epsolon Po 366, 367 Scottish Rite Dormitory 472, 473 
K1nsolv1ng Dormitory . 458-461
AF ROTC . 215-218 Seniors . . . . . 600-603 
AIM . 229 Council, School of CommunicotlOn . 188 S.gmo Alpho Epsolon 412, 213 
ICirby Holl . . 445 lombdo Cho Alpho . 392-393 
Coonc1I, College of Educahon . . 189 
AICHE . 230 Sigma Alpha Eta . . . 250 
low, School of . . , . 78
Council, College of Eng1neer1ng .190 
Council, College of Phormocy . .191 

AID . 231 Sogmo lllpho Iota . . 251
library Science, School of 81
AIME . .... . 232 S.gmo Alpha Mu 414, 415 
l1ttlef1eld Dormitory .462 longhorn Bond . . 302-307Cross Country 510, 511
Alpho Chi Omego 326, 327 Sigma Chi .. 416, 417 Alpha Chi S1gmo . .221 S1gmo Delta Tau . 360, 361
Crow's Nest . . 299 lPHll . 245 Dads· Assoc1ollon . 38
Alpha Delta P1 328, 329 Sigma Gamma Tau .279 
longhorn S+ngers . 290, 291
Doily Texan 194 , 195 
Deans of Students 36, 37

Alpha Delta S+gmo . . 222 S+gmo Phi Epsilon . 420, 421
Mochson House . .464 Madison Bellaire . 465 
Alpha Epsilon Delta . . 254 Sigma Pt 422, 423 Alpha Epsilon Phi . 330, 331 Sigma Nu . 418, 419 
Deho Chi . 378, 379 Modrtgol stngers . 289 
Delta, Delta, Delta 344, 345 
Delta Gommo . . . 346, 347 

Alpha Gommo Deho 332, 333 Silver Spurs . .312 
Mayfair Hoose . . 463 
Alpho Koppa Alpha . . 334, 335 S1mk1ns Hall . .471
Mens' Cooperatives . 485-488 .Mens' Glee Club .292 Delto Koppo Epsilon . 380, 381
Alpha Koppo lambda . 368, 369 SKUNKS .313 Alpha Koppa Psi . .223 Soccer . . . . . . . .538 
Delta Nu Alpha . 238 Mens' lntromurols . . 544-547 Delta Phi Epsilon 348, 349 
Alpha lombdo Delta . 255 Socool Wa<k, School of 81
Moore-Hill Holl . .466 
Oelto S+gmo Phi 382, 383 
Oelto S+gmo P1 . 236, 237

lllpho Omega Po 336, 337 Sophomo.-es .. . 617-630
Mortar Boord .264 
lllpho Pho ... 338, 339 Southern S+ngers . 293
Newmon Holl .467 
Delta Tau Delta 384, 385 
lllpho Pho lllpho 370, 371 Spool" . . . . . . 314, 315 
NROTC . . 209-214 
Delta Upsilon 386, 387 
Alpha Phi Omega 282 , 283 Students· As.soc1ohon . . 171 -174
Nursing, School of 79Delta Zeto 350, 351
Alpha Phi Tou . . 226 Student Chnsllon Fellowship . . . . . . 316 
Omega Phi Psi . . . 394, 395 
Deider , ....... , . 44

Alpha Rho Cho . . 224, 225 Sweetheart of the Un1vers1ty of T exos . 162, 163 
Omicron Delta ICoppo . 265 
Directors, Choral Orgon1zot1ons .286 
D1v1s1on of Extenst0n . 

Alpha Tau Omega 372, 373 Sw1mm1ng . 520, 521
Openmg Pages . 1-24
Alpha X1 Delta . . 340, 341 82 T As.soc1ot1on .552 
Orange Jockets . . . . . . 308 Engineering, College of . 64-68
American Finance As.soc1ohon . . 228 Tau Beta P1 . . 280 
Orgomzot1on of Arab Students . 309 Ex-Students· As.soc1ohon 39
Amer.con Marketing Auoc1ot1on . 233 Tou Beto S+gmo . . 281
Orgon1zoflons Not Represented 321 , 322 Fashion Group . .300 
Andrews Dormitory . .436 Tou Delta Phi . . 424, 425 
,. Features . . . . 89-133 Orientation . . . . 175 
Architecture, School Of Tau Koppa Epsilon 426, 427 
Outstanding Students . 134-145 
Fine Arts, College of . 69-72 Panhellenic .325 
Arnold Air Society . 256 Tejos Club . . . .317 
Football 
A & S, College of . 40-55 . 492-509 Ten Most Beautiful . 168 
PEM Club ..... . 248 
Freshman . . 631 -649 
Freshman Bosketboll . . 519 

llSCE .234 Tennis 536, 537
Phormocy, College of 73
l\SME . 235 TES Mogoz1ne . . 197 
Phi Beto ICoppo 
Freshman Football 266, 267 
Athletic Adm1n1strohon . .489 508, 509 Te111as Cowboys .318 
Phi Beto Kmsolving . 268 Fr.ar Society . . . 
Athletic Coaches .490 .260 TNSll . 252 
Phi Delta Chi 246, 247 Gommo Alpha Chi . .239 
AworcH, ~mor.al . . . . . 156-161 T exos Student Pubhc~ttons. b;d ~f .D1~ec:t~s ~ . 198
Gamma Delta Epsilon . 301 Phi Delta Theta . 396, 397 
Awards, Teoch.ng Excellence . 84-88 Te111os Todoy and Tomorrow . 175
Phi Eta Sigma . 269 
Gamma Phi Beto . 352, 353 
Baseball . 528-533 Te111os Union . . . 176-183 
Phi Gamma Delta . 398, 399 
. Pht ICoppo Ptu . 270 Bosketboll . , . . 512-519 Golf 534, 535 Theta S+gma Phi . . 253 
Beto Alpho Psi . . . .257 Goodfellows . . 146-155 Theta X1 . 428, 429 
Phi l(oppo PSI
Graduates . 553.555 400, 401
Beto Gommo S+gmo . . 258 Tower Manor . . 47,4 

Beto Theta P1 . . 37'-375 Groduote School . . 80 Pht Koppa S+gmo . 402, 403 Troclt , . 522-527 
Groduot1ng Seniors . Pht Koppa T ou 404 , 405 

Blanton Dormitory .437 556-599 UmverS1ty Chorus . .294
Phi Stgma ICappo . 406, 407 
GymnostKS
Bluebonnet Belles , . . . 164-167 . 539 P1 Beta Phi Un1verS1ty Writings C0Uect1on 83
Hardin House .446 358, 359 
Brackenridge Dormitory . . . . . .438 Uppercloss Advisors . . . . .435 
Busmen Adm1n1stro1ton, College of . . 56-63 UTSll 542, 543 

Hardin North ....., P1 ICappa Alpha 408, 409 
Hefltn Manor . . . . . P1 lambda Phi 410, 411

The CACTUS . . . . . . . . . 192, 193 448, 449 UTSllM. . . . 541
P1 lombdo Theta .271 IEEE ....... . . 241 P1 Omega P1 . .272 
Campus Gtrl Scouts . . 28 4 Home Economics Chapter . 240 Varsity Baseball . . 528-533 

Confer Club . .320 Varsity Basketball . . 512-518 

lnterfroternity Counetl . 432 P1 Sigma Alpha . 273 
Index P1 Tau Sigma . 274

Carothers Dorm .'39 Varsity Cheerleaders . .491 
Cost1l1on . ..o . ..1 . 651 -681 Varsity Ch0tr . 295 

In Memoflom . .. . .650 Posse .310 

Cho lllpho . .285 Varsity Football . . . . 492-509 

Praetorian Guard . . 275 lnterCooperottve Councils 
Chi Epsilon .259 -476, 477 Women·s Cooperatives . . 478-484 
Prather Holl .468 
Jester Dormitory . 450-457 
Chi Omega 342, 343 Women's lntromurols . 548-551
Pre-low A»oe1at1on . . 249 
Chi Phi . . .. . . 376, 377 Juniors . . 604 -616 Wrestling 
. 540 
Koppa lllpho . . PRSSA . 311 
Choral Or90n1zohons . . . . . 286-295 388, 389 Zeto Beto Tou 
. 430, 431 
Chmtton Science Orgon1zohon . 296 Koppa lllpho Theta 354, 355 Psi Chi . 276 Zeto T ou Alpha 362, 363 
Koppa Delta P1 . . 261 Ranger Mogoune . . 196 
Circle K . . ..... . 297 
Faculty Staff and Sponsors 
Popes No me Poges Nome Pages Nome Pog•s Nome 
Armstrong, Mn . Bob .264 Borker, Doniel Stephen 47 Berbeflon, Sterling K 50 Abdel-Bos1t, Mahmoud . 
44 Armstrong, Fronk . 75 Borlow, Tho mos Edward 55 Berg, Hattie l. 81 
Abou-Ze1d, Gail 78 73, 84
Bergquist, Corl Oscar 
Adams, Anne H. 63 

Barndt, Richard V. 77
Armstrong, Maud Ann . 83 Barnes, Anne Brttse . 50 Bergquist, Howard A. .650 
Armstrong, W1ll1om R. 68Ahl, Frederick M. 44 Bernau, Simon John 50
Barrogo, Natalie Corte; 63Ails, Ann .463 Barrett, Helen 81 Bernstein, Richard lee 58Arnott, Howard J. 43 
Aracena, Luis A. 54
Aime, Felton lee . . . 34 Berry, Margaret .
Barron, Wilham. Ed~rd 36, 264 Airth, Robert Lawrence . 43 61 Berry, William Augustus 70Aronson, Elhot . 52 Barth, Robert Hodd, Jr 54
Amngton, Chester G. .650 Borton, Leona Suzanne 76 
Akin , Ehzobeth . . . 62 Bertin, John Joseph . 229 
Artus, Mortho Ann 55, 542 Aldenon, Curtis Jocluon 63 
Boruch, Ike .666 Bessent, Edgar Wo1lond . 61 Alderson, M.ory E. 8u1ce , 
Ashbaugh, Corl R. 61
63 Bosh, Fronk Ness . 43 Bethea, Will.am Lamar 55, 529 
Ashburne, Jim G .. 257
Alexander, Drury 81ok•y 73 Baskin, Julian C 44 Beztrgon, No1m Abdul 1Cor1m 51 Alezonde<, Noomo ltt . . 
Ashmore, Lear lee . 76, 250 
75 B1chteler, Julie Hollmorlt 
Alexopoulos, Constontme John . 43 

Ashworth, Kenneth H~yde~ 29 Bouer, W. H. 27 80 
81chteler, ICk>us 50
Atkins, Patnck Riley . 67, 259 Bauman, Richard . 42
Allaire, Edwin 8. 51 B1delmon, William Pendry 43
Audi, Robert N. 51 Boyl or, Terry Leland 63
Allolfe, Joon K 61 Bien,. Joseph Julius 51
Auioer, Ver no Cater . 49 Boys, Robert E. 71
Allon, John Jomes, Ill 68 81esele, John Julius 54, 72
Avery, John C. . .207 Bozergh1, Edmond Mourtce 46
Allen, Hort~ Dale 210 Bigelow. Josette M 46
Aycock, Tracy Fehl1s . 49 Beachy, Moms Joy 69, 71 , 286 
Allison, Wilmer l. . .490 
Bill, Jomes Alban 48
Aynesworth, Donald Donelle 46 Bean, Fronk Dawson 53 59 Ayres, Gilbert Hoven 44 Beardsley, B. Mo111ine CoWX1r 55 Bittner, George Dov1~ 54Alpert, Mork I. . 
Alschufer, Albert W1ll1om 77 Ayres, Jomes Bernard . 265 Beck, Genelle J . 50 Block, Leon 490, 513 Alvorez, Enrique H. .202 
Alves, Henry Fred . .650 
Badger, W1ll1om David,· J,', .215 Becker, Eric Boker 66 Blackstock, ~v1d T 67 Bagley, Ron N. . 257 Beckwith, David Cameron 75 Blanchette, Jomes G 38Amberg, Bernhord 50 Blaylock, Jerry N 78
Bo1ley, Ph1!1p S. 44 Bedford, More A. 66 
Amsel, Abtom 52 

Amis, Mourtr'le 76 Boker, Corl LeRoy ·. 51 Begg, Edleen 264 Bledw>e, Woodrow 50 Boker, Ed 245 Blizzard, Roy B , Jr 51 
Bell , Ernest Arthur 43 Amsteod, Billy Howard , 64, 68 Balter, John H Bloch, Dov1d Poul 43 
Ancell, Jocklyn Janice 78 448 Bell, R1chord E.. 58 Anderson, Lynn Foster 58 Boker, l1lo 414 Bell, Roderick Arth1nglon 48 Blocker, Judith Ann . 78, 252 
Ander.an, Robert l. 31 
Boker, Mory Farr Jordon 46 Bell, W1ll1om Charles 47 Blount, Gilbert lee 71 Angelell1, Ignaz.a . 51 
Baltz.er, Rebecca A. 71 Bellard, Emory D . .492 Bluethmon, Sue 38 Anton.ew1cz, Peter R 52 Belt, Terry l. 58
Bonsemer, Carole Lee 49 Blume, Dorothy M. 78 Appel, Vocta< H , 62 Bonte!, ICorl Heinz 44 Belt, W1ll1om Thomas 79 , 265 Blunk, W1lhom Dovtd 28, 38 
Arbingost, Ston~y A. 265 Boronoff, Mort 70 Bengtson, Rage< D 52 Boggi, Jomes E 
41, 44 
Arena, Otlte B. 215 Bordoy, Leland . 259 Bennett, Oro A1lttn . 76, 314 Bohm, Arno 52 Arenos, Claudio 73 Bord, Allen J 44 Bennie, William Andrew 61 Bold, Harold Charles 43, 265 Armendariz, Efra1m Poc1llos . 50 52 Benson, Edward Allen 58
Bardsley, Jomes Norman Bolton, Mn Poul .264 

Nome  Pages  Nome  Pages  Nome  Nom<t  Poge.s  
Boner, Monon Oldfather Boner, Mn Poul Bon1eon, Charles M1choel . BonJour, Lourence Alon Bordie, John G Bose, Henry Robert Bowden, Ann Haddon Bowden, Edwin Turner . Bowmen, Jon A Bown, C>t1ver H. Bownds, Helen M. Boxhck, Fronc1s X Boyd, W1lhom Pexton Boyer, Robert Ernst Broce, David I( Bradley, W1ll1om Fronk Brodshow, Ben1om1n S. Brodshow, Marcille Bmnd, Donald O.lworth Brendon, Horry B. Brondt, Floyd S. Branning, Howell Pierre Brotcher, Joe W., Jr . Brauner, Charles Somuel Breland, Osmond Philip Brewer, )oAnn . . . . Brey, Ronold George Bnggs, Alice . . Briggs, Vernon M. Bnghtmon, Anno Brill, O.eter . . Broadhurst, Betty P Brock, Jomes Rush . . . Brockhaus, Roymond Deon . . Brockmeier, Norman Frederid.. Brokaw, Hohn W . Brons, folkert . . . . Bronson, Fronldm Herbert . Brookhart, Chorles Edword Brooks, Eulon V . . Brooks, Robert Dole . Brooks, Soro Choffin . Brooks, Thomas Edward Brophy, Je<e E . Brown, Borbaro M. Brown, Howard Eorl Brown, Robert R. . . . Brown, Margaret Lou ise Brown, Normon D. . Brown, Robert Russell Brown, Roy Miller . . Brown, Wolter Yonan . Browne, Gayle Moseley Bruce, Grody D. . Bruell, Jon Herbert . Bryson, W1/hom Clarence Buchdahl, Gerd Bulhof, Fronc1s . Bullock, Henry Allen . Burdeshaw, Dorothy . Burke, Nelda June . Burlage, Henry Matthew Burnham, Stonley Burns, Ned H Burton, Corolyn Bush, Fokon C. . Bush, Chorles Glen Bush, Guy Louis Buss, Arnold Herbert . Butcher, W1ll1om Somuel Butler, Charles Edword . Butts, Dov1d P Byrd, Charles l. . . Byrne, Richard Burdick Coin, Rolph Winston Couns, Charles E Coldwell, Ben Belle Calkins, Howord A Campbell, Dovtd Aitken Compbell, John Arthur Campbell, M4r; Ann . Campbell, Thomes Julius Compbell, Thomas Nolan Campbell, W1ll1am Mike Cannamore, Shirley Cantanno, Vicente Cappleman, Owen Cardono, R Cordwell, Horry . Cornes, Giles Derwood Carpenter, Edward lee Corr, Gory Corr, Robett I Comngton, Pot Carruth, Beotnce F Co<r;, L l!oy Conwell, Mory F Corter, Floyd Corler, Heother l1l1on C<»tonedo Alberto Mo1une Caudle. Ben Holl Chambeu. Robert &uce Chommoh, Albert M Chapmon, Henry Wilson (hornet, Abrohom Chasey, W1llt0m C Cherry, Merdy E Chfiter. Jomes T Chiles, Chewer l Chod1n, Bryn /tltoyo Chnshon, Aubry Duane C1co, Warren C1kOY\ky, N1ca'o1 Cloboulfh, Stephen Edmund CIOfk. AJe11onder l Clo<k. Cho<lti T Cla<k Lyle G CIOfk M1chol Chorles Cla<k Robo<t Bock Cio<k. l!oy Thomas Ck>tk. W1lloom M. Jr Cleveland. Clo<k M Clotton Cho<lti Wade  77 . 264 S3 SI SI Sl 80 46 73 62 61 26S SB 47 63 66 S3 SS 47 . 210 S9 71 71 71 S4 7B . 48, 273 .442 4S 49 . S2 81 . 66, 296 44 66 71 . 6B , 232 S4 71 71 76 49 62 62 78 68 .2S6 . 4S8 49 . 21 S 71 43 49 S9 S2.. Sl 4B S3 SS SS 72 63 . 67. 2S9, 280 63 . 21S 44 S4 S2 67 4S 61 46 76, 84 so SI 49 249 44 4S 7B .21S 42 492 49 S4 73 S4 71 63 3S 76 67 38 78 so. 61 Bl 6SO 61 61 6B 71 S2. S9 SS, 490, S20 S8 63 3B 202 Bl SI 61 S22 70 47 27 72. B4, 26S 66 62 S2 44 67 6SO 4S  Cline, Clarence lee Cloninger, Kms, Ill Coates, Clarence l. Cobb, Gar; . Cobet, Chnstoph Cocks, Jo Anne Coffin, Helen Wiechen . Cohen, Dov1d B. Colbert, L. L. Cole, Leon Wtonroe 46 SB . 67, 489 so 48 . 3B6 4SB , 460 S2 2B 73 Colhns, Fronk G . . . 66 Collins, Janet Esther . Collins, Michael fredenck Collins, Russell lewis . Coltman, Peter Oakley . Colvin, Jomes H. Colwell, B. Joe . Combs, Dorothy Cone, Conrod Conkle, E. P. . . . Conklin, Willet Titus . Cooper, Billy Howard Cordova, /llJ.ory Lupe Corne10. Phil Cornell, John B1lhe1mer Cory, Arthur Milton . Cosmos, Graham Athon Cotner, Robert Crowford Courtney, Harley M. Courtney, Jomes Forrest Courtney, Thomas H. Courtright, Jomes B Cox, Dov1d Jackson . Cox, Fronkl tn Lanier . Cox, Margaret . Cox, M.ory S. Craig, Neel Adams Craig, Roy Rochester Cronk, Grove Steven Craven, Chorles W . Crowford, Mrs. Dov1d Creer, Ph1ltp Douglas Crowson, Jomes l. . Crum, Lawrence lee . Crutcher, Harold l. . Culver, Joseph Howard Cundiff, Edward William . Cunningham, W1ll1om A. Curtis, Howard Benton . Curtis, Jomes C. Curtis, Russell l Cushmg, Barry E .. Cushing, Robert G . Dolton, N. Jeon Daly. Geo<ge G . . . Danforth, ,Y,,.s . W1ll1om P. Daniels, Jock Tupper Daniels, Murt0I Anne Danielson, Wayne Allen Oossonv1lle, Michel David, Jomes Dov+ck, Cory Nathan Davidson, lewis Franklin Davies, Christopher Shone Davis, Edward /llJ.ott . Davis, Ernst Michael . Oov1s, Hazel Eastham Davis, John Emerson Davis, Norm G . Davis, Ozro Luke, Jr . Davis, Raymond Edward Dayton, Mildred A. Deon, Dorothy W. Deon, Je<r; M4c . Deon, Marguerite M. . . . Oeotheroge, Martha Mortin . DeComp, David Dee, Jomes Howard . Delaura, David Joseph Delaura, Mn Dov1d J. Delgado, Jaime N. De~I. 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Gebhorl, George R1chord . Gendron, Berno1d Genet, Malcolm Gentle, Kenneth W Georg., Worren Edwin Ge<be<. Cloudoo M B Gennusko, Kathryn l1llt0n Gertz, J Borry Gesch, Cotv1n Getty, Koren Lyn Gibb, Elizabeth G,_nod1ne Gobbi, Jock Porter Gibson, A.Jon Gobson, Dcwod Thoma, Gobson, Fa,..  . 547 63 50 . 4B3 44 54 5B 51 44 67 34 43 . 19B 50 B5 Bl . 489 77 . 404 54 47 . 71, 265 62 47 66 27 58 43 BO . 49, 650 46 50 . 67 70 46 . 65B Bl . 215 . 68 61 . 259 42 7B 77 4B S2 53 75 . 264 50 53 3B 83 61 7B . 259 72 3B 32 265, 410 44 . 54 52 70 . 67 , 2S9 67 . 66, 279 54 70 BO 34 36 . 263 . 210 62 49 77 71 52 61 . 259 76 71 . 62, 177 77 46 . 67, 259 46 6B 442, 443 42 44 62 3B 4B 44 50 42 75 55 27 71 72 44 44 S2 264 78 45 51 46 52 71 78 68 58 202 54 50. 61 53 52 51 52  Gibson, Mortin Leroy Gibson, Richard (011 Gobson, Robert . Gobson, Thoc11cn J. Gibson, Will19m Willard Gilbert, Glenn G . . Gilbert, John Corl Gilbert, John Eric . Gill , Clark Cyrus Golloom, Ellen Blond . Gillman, Leonard . G1lstrop, Howard C. . Gleeson, Austin M. Gloyno, Earnest Fredenck Gobel, Rudoger . Goddo<d, Joseph 0 .. Goff, Lewin G91dmon, Geo<ge W. Goldmann, Mory Ernestine Gallo, Edwo<d Dale . . . . . Gonzolez-Gerth, Miguel Erg10 . Good. Thoma, . . . . . . . Goodall, Donald B. . . Goodmon, Will1om Fred . Goodwin, Gordon Richard Gordon, Wendell C. Gould, leWJs Ludlow Groglio, l ino 6... • • Graham, Lawrence S . Grohom, Roy Eugene Gront, R1chord B.. Graver, Willard J. . . Gray, Kenneth Eugene . Gray, Wilham A. . Graydon, Fronk D. . . . . Greenhill, Eleonor Simmons . Greenleof, Newcomb Greenwood, Mrs. R1to . Greenwood, Robert E .. G<egor;, Robert Todd . Griffin, Charles Henry . Griffith, Vido H. . Griffy, Thomas Alon Gronous.lu, John A. Grosse, Kathleen . . . . Grubbs, Clifton Madison . Grubbs, John Whitfield Gruwell, R1cho1d Grant Guerin, John W1lhom Guess, Wolloce Louis Guion, John lsooc Gullon, Rteordo . . . . Gummermon, Richard Kent Gump, Richord A Gundz1k, M.choel George Gunn, Robert Dewey . . 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Hoyn1e, Willis F11mon Hozeteton, Nathan A. Hozel,.gg, Morie Jonathon Hazleton, Jored Earl Heatley, Na!hon Rock Heg1, Fred 8., Jr . Heimann, Laurene Turnbull Heinen, Hubert Heil, Jeon Nunn Helbu<n, hodo<e, B HeUmshne, Rohen Al..n Helmef'ich, Rober1 loutS HendetlOn, T....,. Lee Hend<en, PMp Hend<otls, Mold<ed Henoon, Ka<I Eugene, 11 Henry, Malcolm Ph1lltpS  75 31 . 202 . 273 . 77 . 48 . 44, 221 50 61.. . 50 . 55 . 52 64, 67, 259 52 . 286 . 71 . 6B 49 44 54 62 70 . 210 71 4S 49 77 4B . 224 3B . 46 6B 62 . 31 , 257 . 70 . 50 . 419 . 50 45, 50 . 57 , 257 75 52 . 27, 273 . 464 B5 71 . 202 70 72 44 54 52 38 52 . 66, 230 . 490 .529 . 71 . B6, 24s ... &3 . 32, 265 58 46, 51 58 46 52 44 49 72 . 377 49 38 . 210 34 77 54 38 . 72 . 264 490, 534 . 176 7B 63 . 45 . 76... . 71 . 44 . 446 . 264 . 2S5 51 76 61 58 51 63 55 61 63 7B 4B . 202 61 78 34, 36 . 210 44 45 44 58 71 48 49 59, 410 68 52, 86 67 73 474 58 202  



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Holland, Jock Holland, Wi nf~d ·E...~~tt '. Holmes, 0o...1d Sheridon Holmes, Jomes Robert, Sr. Holmes, Thomas J. Holstrum, Gory l. Holtzman, Wayne H. Holtzman, Mn. Wayne Hofz , Robert Kenneth Horn, Joseph Mo'.0011 . Horn, Thomes 0 .. Horton, Claude Wendei1, Sr. Horvath, Louise Teoce1ro Hotchluu, John Col"''" . Hougen, Joel 0 . Houston, Jomes T. Howe, Robert Crozier Howland, Ann . Hubbard, W1ll1om · ~e·I . jr. Hubbs, Clark Hudson, W1U1om Ronald Huff, Dov>d l. Huff, Tolbot . Huie, W1U1om Orr Hull, Oo...1d George . Hunt, Chest&r Francis Hurst, Kenneth MumU Huston, Foy . Huston, Gladys . Hutson, Mortho Hutton, Dons Hynd, Jomes . Ikard, Fronk N. lkebe, Yosuhiko lmbe<, J. R. lscoe, lro lsely, h\rs. Gene Jocks, Becky . Jock.son, Loraine M. Jacobsen, Jens Michal Jacobson, Antone Gordner Jomes, Hermon G . Jamieson, Suzanne Jon1ch, Peter Gerd Jonnuzi, F. Tomos50n Jarvis, Beatriz G . Jozoyery, Mohammad Ali Jefferys, W illiam H.. Jeffrey, Robert Compbe.11 Jellison, Jerold Matthews . Jennings, Colemon A. Jennings, Elmer Earl . Jennings, John K. Jennings, M. Wayne . Jensen, Gordon Henry . Jensen, Poul Allen Jentz, Gaylord Adair Jessen, Fronk Weldon Jewell, Williom Jomes Johanson, Stanley Morris . John, Peter W1U1om Meredith John5an, C. Ph1ltp . Johnson, Curtis . Johnson, Franklin Beaumont . Johnson, Howard Edward John50n, Marshall C. Johnston, Francis Edward . Jonas, Edward Charles . Jondahl, Judy Ben Jones, Albert Pearson Jones, Amy C. Jone•. Joseph Stephen L. Jordon, Bryce Josey, Jock S. Josh>, s. w.. Judd, Burke H. Judd, Wilson Austin . Junqueiro, J. L. . Juolo, Robert C. Jurtshuk, Peter, Jr. Kohan, Robert Sidney Konnoppon, Sockol1ngo~ : K~on, Jock Lee .  54 53 . 462 62.. . 80, 264 81 44 55 . 490 68 66 83 45 53 . 198 76 . 264 46 45 66.. 75 46 62 66 54 74, 75 , 263 52 54 . ... 266 51 68 54 71 77 55, 63 47.. . 257 . 29, 265 . 59, 223 52 68 38 57, 257 . 60, 265 . 264 47 52 61 52 55 42 66 67 58 78 43 54 . 64, 259 59 67 77 . 279 . 75, 311.. . 463 . 425 68 70.. 27 45 38 35, 52 . 465 38 38 33 54 46 46 51 . 45, 266 54 51 43 76 52 71 62 76 .547 72 . 68, 274 58 68 67 77 50 67 67 . 67, 259 59 43 42 47 46 77 . 392 46 35 27 50 54 62 . 66, 279 50 . 226 . 86, 263 68 . 310  Korttunen, Laun Juhom Koster, Barbaro Kotz, Samuel T. Koy, Jomes Rudolph . Kozen, Barbaro Anne Kearns, Leslie Don Keeton, W . Page . Kehle, Rolph Ottmo' . Kelley, H. Poul . Kelly, Allen Eugene Kendoll , Arnold Sidney . Kendall, Richard Porker Kennon, Kent Wheeler . Kennedy, Joseph C. Kennedy, Thomas William Kent, Horry l., Jr. Kereny1, Caterino . Kerlin, Willie R. Kermocy, Mortin S. Kerr, Roy Patrick Kessler, Oren Khalaf, Ali Ali Kibler, WilliOm W . Kidson, Pot Kilgore, Joe M. Kilmer, /llwJry A. KilpotrK:k, Hortense King, C. Richard King, Janet Kaufman King, John Kinneovy, Jomes Louis . Kitto, George Barrie . Klost0f'1n, Theodore 0 .. Klein, Kori K. Kleinman, Leonard Klindt, Ph1l1p Wolter . Khngmon, Darwin Dee . Knopp, Donna M. Knighton, Lennis Mor.lo~ : Knut5an, Jock M. Koen, Billy V. Kohl , Denis Alon Kopmo, Ken-ichi Kolst1, John Satter Konecci, Eugene B. Kooris, Richard I. Kopro, Lennart Lauri Koran, /llwJry Lou . Koz.me~y, George Kroemer, Richard Howard Kroml1ng, Robert William . Krouse, John Joseph . Kreisle, Leonardi Ferdi~nd : K'uppo, Joseph E. Kuryk , 0o...1d Locey, Howord Elton lode, Robert E. loGrone, Alfred Holl Loi , Richard Tseng·yu loimohs, Oemetnos ~tie : lo1rd, Charles Oo..,1d Leischner, Sfonley l. . Lomb, Jamie Porker . Lambert, Do ...id Lawrence . Lambert, John Stephen . Lambert, Zorrel V. lombr+ght, Corofino Gole Lend, lynton Stuart . Landrum, Gro\les W . lone, John Hort, Jr. Loney, Shirley Anne . Langdon, George, Jr. Longford, Eorl J. Longford, Gerold . Longford, Terry Lanham, Elizabeth Lankford, Charles El; Lon mer, Jomes L. . Lorson, Donald Alfred Lorson, Kermit Deon . Loske, John Lothrop, Born~. F~tche; leech, Lawrence Verne leery, Doniel Edwin . Leatherwood, Thomas le~is : Lebowitz, J. Leon . le Compte, Mory L~ An~li~ Ledbetter, Joe O...erton . lee, Clyde Edward lee, Edward N1choU1 lee, Horrell fates . lee, Jomes Bayless Lehmann, Ruth P. M. Lehmann, Winfred Phili~p Leiding, Gerl1nde M. Leighty, Glodys Leinbach, Chodes H~r~. jr.: le1pz1ger-Peorce, Hugo . le1sennng, John Robert le1shner, Stanley Louis . leMo11tre, Charles A. Lenhart, Jed: Lenox, Bennie Harold ler,z, Frederick Wolter ~ Lesso, Wilham G .. lester, Louise Crowford le..,ock, Brion Poul Le...ers, Robert L., Jr.. Le...y, Rophoel liberty, Poul ~r~rd, jr.: Lieb, Irwin Chesler l1ebhofsky. Herbert H~o~ Lightner, Corloto Snulh . Lightner, Theodore M. l1ku,k1, Robert Keith . Lindauer, Jerry Douglas lindzey. Gordner . Lineberry, Robert l~ri ·. Lippmann, Jone l ittle, Philip Frederick little, Robert Norvoez, Jr. L1 ...1ng,ton, Wilham S. looyzo, Roberto Arturo  51 76 81 58 77 . 210 77 , 86, 265 47 32, 62 67 71 45 71 31 . 67, 259 68.. . 650 73 50 67.. 46 38 27 54 81 . 75, 263 48 63 61.. 58 55 52 53 58 78 . 257 62 68.. 54 53 59 76 76 62 . 56, 265 48.. .210 . 68, 259 46 46 50.. 67 73 67 54 . 277 68 43 46 . 59, 236 63 47 30 53 63 73 . 202 46 78 59 51 54 . 265 57 , 257 62 49 71 . 73, 224 . 202 77 55, 63 . 67, 259 . 259 51 . 75, 263 55 46 51 73 . 407 55 73 71 202, 275 28 68 513, 519 .650 68 . 650 49 70 .650 62 51 45 51 51 67 . 210 33 48 46 52 52 . 29, 265 54  Lockett, London Johnson, Ill . Lockhart, Josleen Lockwood, Thelma Loder, Frances Goodhu~ loehlin, John C. Lofgren, Frederick ·V~le~t.~e : lomerson, William Lough . long, Leon E. . . . long, W. Robert, Ill . Longenecker, John B. Longman, Douglas S. longo<K>, Geo.-ge T. Looney, Doris Burk Lopez-Cepero, Arnold Buist lopreato, Joseph lord, William Jackson, Jr. Lorentz, George l<>Wlok, Nothon Loucks, Phyllis M. . lo..,ett, Dorothy Jo Lo...ett, Jomes W illtom Lown, Charles R., Jr. Lowry, Mrs. Aloire Ho~ord : Lugones, Nestor A Lumpkin, Zod1e Brow.n : lundel1us, Ernest Luther, J;. lundstedt, Albert Harm Lutz , Coro/ 0 . Lyell, Fronk Hallam Lynn , Mrs. Hugh Mob<y, Tom J.. Mocdonold, H. ~lc~I~ MocDonold, Morgoret An~e : Mock, Lawrence Riedl1ng Mackey. louts H. . . . Macmahon, Alon 8. . MocNe1toge, Peter Fron~1 s Mocrm1 , Nancy Jeon Moggord, Michael J. Mogruder, Lawson W ., Jr. Maguire, Bassett, Jr. Mcguire, Jock Russell Maguire, Mts. Pot Mahon, Wayne W . Moille, Giuseppe . Molino, Joseph Fron~is,· Jr: Malkin, Stephen Molof, Joseph Fetl~r : Monoster, Guy Jomes Mondy, W illiom John Manley, Willie Leon . Monn, Philip Alon Monosevitz, Mortin Morb, Claude H. Mortin, Be...erly Groh Mortin, Clyde Inez Mortin, FrederKk Noel . Mortin, Norman Mor~ll . Mortin, Roy P. Mortin, Mrs. T. l. Mortinez-Lopez, Romon Masch, Fronk 0 . Mato, Margarito Mother, Jonis G . Mathews, Robert E~ Matlock, John Hud50~ : Motluck, Joseph H. Matzke, Timothy Ad~m~ Moxwell, Pauline folley Moy, Francis Borns . . Moy, Jonice Christensen Moyf.,ld, Robert Cho•les : Mays, Priscilla Hester McAuley, Aubrey Davis McBee, Mn. Fronk McClellan, Stephen 0. McClelland, Deon B. McCormick, William De·...lt~ McCrow, Lynn Wade McCullough, 8. Fronkl1~ McDonald, Stephen lee McDowell, Fred W . McElderry, Stanley McElroy, Maurine 0 . McEnolly, Richard W . McFarland, Susan Jone McGoho, Michael 0 . McGoughey, Jonet ft/v:Jry . McG1l...ray, M.ory . McGuire, Altee Broob . McGuire, Cor5an . McGuire, Noel . Mcintyre, Kenneth E. McKe1thon, Doniel Morley McKenzie, Gory Rau McKetto, John J., Jr. Mclemore, Samuel Dole McMahon, Evo Moe . McMahon, Tom McMoin, Wolter Harold McMiken, Donald Fraser McM1llon, Col\11n McNemer, Oumn . McOueety, Groce . Meachem, Stond1$h Medino, honk Edwin Megow, Robert Neill Meisgeier, Charles Henry . Menaker, Michael . Menaker, Shirley l. Mench, Fred Charles, Jr. Mendelson, Wolloce . Mendes, Ru1 Vitela Merdc, V1rgtn10 Ann . Merryman, Colemon . Mer$ky, Roy M. Merv1lle, Lorry Joe Mettlen, Robert Delmor Mey, Jocob l. Mochoel, Wolf~n~ F. Miller, Mrs. David Miller, Mts. William K. Millett, Gregg B.  54 81 . 264 71 52 72 58 47 30 49 59 . 202 58 52 53 58 50 81 78 55 .438 71 . 286 54 . 458 47 . 489 58 46 . 264 43 . 207 .. 66 51 52 51.. 59 202, 207 54 38, 39 38 51 52 . 259 . 68, 274 46 62 51 . 492 52 . 52, 179 63 76 61 76 51 62 . 389 54 . 67, 259 62 46 77 . 68, 259 54.. 55 , 63 58 48 47 38 46 . 264 36, 61 , 177, 198 . 215 52 63, 248 67 45 47 80 46 58 62 54 71 38 80 .650 68 61 46 61 29, 64, 265 53 76 46 . 650 55 43 52 . 467 49 . 490 46 . 63, 285 54 62.. 48 52 75 52 77 , 80 58 58 51 48 . 431 . 264 61 , 87  M1ll1ken, G ibbs . 70 Mills, Gordon H. 46 Mttns, Joe 0 . . 202 Mmdok, W illiam Anthony . 75, 222, 239, 263 Moehlman, Arthur Henry . 62 Mohn, Norman Correll 58 Moldenhauer, Jmeph John 46 Molenoer, Ho met . . 266 Molesworth, Kathleen . 264 Moll, Jomes W. 71 Mollenouer, Robert Russell 48 Mono•. Sidney . 53 Montgomery, William C. 38 Monli, Stephen Ar1on .. Moody, Willt0m J . 71 Moot-e, Robert John 52 Moore, Sollie Beth 49 Moore, Wolter L . . 259 Morgon, Corl W ilham . . 67, 259 Morgon, Demel Croxton, Jr. 45 Morgon, H. Wayne . 49 Morgon, Leon 0 .. . 489 Morris, Jomes 75 Morrison, Beverly Joyce 58 Mornson, Kaye G . 68 Morrison, Keith E. 77 Morrow, Mone Betzner 51 Morrow, Violet . . 442 Mortimer, Holly . 296 Moseley, Gerard Fronkhn . .j3 Mourelotos, Alexander Phoebus 0 . 51 Mowry, Jomes Nelson 55 Mowse$ton, Richard . 62 Muehlberger, W illiam Rudolf 47 Mundy, Jeff . 58 Munger, Leland R. 71 Murdoch, Francis J . . . 207 Murphy, Alton C. 62 Murphy, John Peter 51 Murphy, Layton Barnes 80 Musselman, George A . . 38 Musslewt11te, Jock Robert . 31 Myer, Robert Wills, Jr. . 63 Myers, Jock 43, 54 Myers, William Allen 63 Myrick, Sherrell Theodore, Jr. 68 Noncorrow, Do ...id Alec 71 Nonce, William leshe 46 Napier, Homer Albert, Jr. 58 Notohcio, Luiz 62 Neel, Joe West 33 Neely, Jomes Alon 42 Neff, Judson 59 Ne1krug, George 71 Nelson, Barbaro Dione . 55 Nelson, Barbaro Porter . 542 Nelson, Eugene W . . 58, 265 Nelson, Helene Wesf 38 Nemotolloh1, Joy . 72 Newcomb, Wilham W ., Jr. 33, 42 Newlove, George Hillis . 223 N icholas, Donald Lee 61 Nic~es. Kenny .. N1chol5an, Ruth Adelio . 78 Nickel, At... 1n Albert . 70 Noble, Monon L. 63 Noble, Poul Norton . .. Noble, Roger Ken 68 Nolle, Alfred W1l50n 52 Noonon, P. J. . 176 Northrup, Mrs. Branch S .. .650 Nowotny, Arno . 265 Noyes, W . AJbert, Jr. .. Nunn, Peter Bruce 43 Nymonn, DeWoyne Stanley . 50 Oakland, Thomes . 62 Oberdoerffer, Fntz 71 O 'Donnell, Donna Romsel . 202 O 'Hare, Thornes J. 42, 48 Oliver, Joel Doy .. 011\ler, Symmes Chodw1ck 42 O lm, Kenneth W 1ll1om . 59 O 'Neil, Sharon Joan 78 Orenboum, Ruth Ernestine 76 Orozco, Miguel Angel 68 Osborn, Roger Coot 50 Otis, Jock . 81 Otte, Doniel . 54 Otto, Connie l. 78 Otto, Wil5an Edward . 286 Owen, Re\"erend J. F . . 285 Podohno, Wilham G . .. Pointer, Theophilus Sh1ckel . 650 Po+r, Wonda . 46 Palmer, lester E. 31 Polter, Robert 51 Ponoyotok1s, N1kofoos .. Paredes, America . 42 Porker, Doug loss Stott .. Porker, George V. C. 52 Porker, Randoll . 63 Pomsh, Charles J. 48 Parsons, Ronald Gene 52 Potterson, Idella 268, 458, 459 Potterson, Jock Colemon 265, 490, 522 Potnclt, Nelson . 71 Poul, Donald Ross . 66 Poul, Mory 38 Po..,on, Crodowoldo . 54 Payne, B. Iden . 71 Payne, Jomes E . 81 Peoce, John . 27 Pearson, Angus George 45 Pease, Antonello C. 46 Peck, John R. 63 Peck, Margaret . 264, 268, 301 Peck, Robert F 62 Peltier, Isabelle . 46 Perkowski, Jon 53 Perry, Do... id Charles . 273 Perry, Edward S . 76 Perry, EN1n Sewell . 67, 259 Perry, Mts. Som . 264  
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Name  Pages  Nome  Paget  Nome  Pages  Nome  
Perry, Shir$ey Bird . Petenon, Helen . Peth10, Robert Francis Petroski, Henry J. Petty, John William H. . Phelps, Austin Phillips, Allen W. Phillips, Beemon Nool Pionko, Er tc R. Pierce, Cheryt Jeon Pierce, Fronk N icholson Pilgrim, Geneva Hanno P1plo1n, lloymond G..  . 3S, 176 3B S9 66 SB S• S• 62 S• 71 7S 61 3B  Ruud, Miiiard Harrington . Rylande<, Henry G<ady Sobbogh, Michael Ernest . Sager, Alon M . . Sogik, Bernard P. Saini, Krishon G. Salone, Jewelene R. Solziger, Henrietta Sanches, ,.,.,,ry . . . Sanchez, Jose Gabriel Sander, Kathleen . Sander, lorry Dennis Sanders, Bob G. . .  77 68 47 . 273 S\ 4S 61 .409 42 S4 62.. S4  Starnes, Grady Clarence Steormon, Ronald Oran Stedry, And,.w C. Steele, John G . . Steiner, Henry Malcolm Steinfink, Hugo . Stengel, Anna Morie . . . . . Stephens, Jomes Francis Miller, Jr. Stephenson, William Curtis Stern, Horris W . Stern, Morris . Steutel, Frederik William Stewart, Wolter Powell .  34 66 S8 . 3S, 176, 177 S9 66 S8 46 46 62 66 so 46  Walston, Dole Edouard Wolter, John Ar~d Wollen, Jeu . Word, Anno Morie . Word, Bernard Jomes Worcftow, Frol\k H. . Watkins, Edwin W . . Watson, Wilfred H.. Watt, John Refd . . Weaver, Milo Wesley Webber, Slep/len E ... Weedman, Doniel Wilson Wemstoclt, John . . .  so 46 71 49 77 32.. S9 68 so.. 43 48  
Ptrson, Syfvain J. Pison1, Joseph Rolph . Posit, R.ta Gurley Pittenger, Benjamin Floyd . Podto, Augusto l. Polome, Edgo, C. Pobon, Peter Gorhom Pommerenk, Deonne M. Porter, Barbaro Joyce  6B 7S 71 . 6SO . 6B . • 2, •B, Sl S2 SS . S•2  Sanders, llosemary Raa•k . Sanf0<d, Lathan Son key, Stuart Sapienza, Richard Sobina . Souls, Diano L. . . . Souls, Eugene Howell Savage, Dwayne Cecil . Scomell, Richord William . Scarborough, Mrs. Lem  73 71 71.. 62 . S7 , 257 Sl S8 . 264  Stewart, Willa El izabeth Stey, Geo,ge C. Stockton, John R. . . Stofz, Wolter Sargent Stronek, David . Stone, Mrs. Coystol T. Story, Dee Ann , St otter. Ph ilip Lewis . Straiton, Archie Waugh  71.. 58 S2 61 62 42.. 67  Weintroub, R""°'I Joy . Weis, Potrict0 Ann Weismonn, Donald L. Welch, Ashley Jomes Welch, Robert Carlton . Wells, Jessico Wells, Mario Xenia Wells, Thomos . Welsch, Glenn Albert  77 SS 88 . 316 . 67 .463 46 . 71 . 2S7  
Porter, Chor~ Franklin Porter, John William Porte<, Robert Posner, leonord Post, Goines, Jr. Potter, Norman Mourtce Potter, Rosanne . Powers, Edward Joseph, Jr. Powers, Edward Lawrence Powers, Mrs. I. T. Pratt, Terrence Wendall Pratt, Willis W. Prenttee, Norman M. P•estwood, Clyde l. . Pnce, Donte! O'Hover . . Pringle, Jomes Alexander . Prouse, Erv in J. . Pruden, Henry Oliver P'YQO', ,.,.,,ry . Purcell, Mn. K. C. Ouerubin, Rodrigo Quinn, John M. Race, Wilham C. Roe, John . Rogland, Mrs. Ela . Rohr, Virginie Raike, William M .. Rolls, Kenneth Mtchoel Romomoorthy, Chittoor V. Ramsey, Jones W . Roney, Jomes G. . . Ronson, Horry Huntt . Rao, lloia . . .. . . . Raschke, Mn. Jewel Popham Rose, Howord Frederick llothbane, Lucy . . Rottey, Dorothy Jone Roy, Betsy Linn . Reod, llolp/l Ruuell . . . . Rebhorn, Wayne >Jexonder . Reddick, DeWitt Corter . Redland, Al ice . Reed , Donald B. . Reese, Lymon Clifton Rehder, Helmut , Reochl, Londo E. Reod, Jockson 8'ock Reod, Ru...tl M. ReoghtJ.,, Charles . Re inhardt, P.oul 0. . Re1nmuth, Oscar Williams Rewerts, Ardis Moureen Reyes, Santos, Jr. . . . Reynolds, Jomes Walton R1ch1 John Mortin . Rtehord, Potnd Rocha<ds, Phyllis L. Richardson, Philip C. RochtOf, Mocloaol Rtekehnon, 8onnte Louise . Rtcirueto, Oton1110 . • . Rtenstra, Wilham Walter Riley, Bortt>n D. Riley, Pet., Julton , . 1 ~ipperger, Eugene Armon Roach, Jomes R. Roberts, Bennie . llobern, Beve<ly llobern, Ccwl Roberts, Jerry . . . Rabern, John Ho.-..y llobern, lloystan.wr; . R~. Davod Rodda, Peter U. llode, l"""°'d John . llodewald, Lynn B. Rodgon, John Ormand Roe.s.e<, R. Gammel ~. Del..., Dalzell . llogors, Douglau ,.,,,«el Rollins, Henry Mook . loU1ns, .Jonet l. Rondo., Michael Rooker, Alben Albon lloMnthal, Mochael P. ~. Kori-Heinz Ross, Dovtd Word Ross, Stanley R RcKs, Steven T. . llo.taw, Mn Ebpoth Dav,.. lloth, Cha•les Ho<ald, J, llothgob, John llowbo<g. Rochord Ev.. lloyal, Darrell K. Iv.I~. To'J'Olhy W Rundell, Ed llunvo, Thomas ManchaU , Ruuoll, llobon Lowell . Rutt, Will~ Monroe, Jr ,  . 202 66 . 210 71 •9 S• •6 67 S• . 4'S •s •6 S2 . •Sl S3 71 so S9 . 39B 4•8, 4'9 67 28 71 S2 . 36• 78 S8 . 68, 23S •s.67 .•89 SB 26, 26S Sl 61 66 . 26• •6 78 •8 •6 . 26, 26S 78 68 . 67, 2S9 •8 S2 62 •2 68 71.. •9 81 · '89 62 S2 •9 67 so 78 S• S2 . 227 52 . 66, 2S9 . •8, 177, 265 . 202 . 210 . 2•S . 286 .... 77 •7 Sl.. . IB9 73 71 S4 58 70 46 26S, S47 77 72 S2 42 49 4) 67 71 67 26S, •8,, 490 S9 76 66 46 47  Schade, Gea<ge D., k Schotzki, George Schechte<, Robert Samuel . Schenkkon, Robert F. Scherz, El izabeth Ann Schild, Alfred Schmid, Charles . . Schmidt, Morie Payne Schmidt, Poul Francis Schmitt, Kori Mic hael Schneebeck, Gene A. Schoeman, Milton E. Scholl.,, Jean . . . Scholz, Frances Mory Schronk, A. R. Schuhordt, Vernon T. Schuler, W illiam 0.. Schulz.Behrend, George Schulze, Denise Moel Schumaker, lorry L. . Schunk, John Frederick . Schutz, Bob E. . . . . . . . Schwartz, Herbert Frederick, II . Scott, Alon Scott, W . Poul, Jr. Scott, Wally .... Scott.Taggart, Martin John Seever, Golen l. Sen, Subroto Kumar . Seng, Mork W ilfrid Sesnic, Steve S .. Severin, Werner Shamir, Yehvdo Shorlot, Maurice Mid'Oel . Sharpe, Ernest Alonzo Shea, Hattie Lee Sheor, Camillo . Sheffield, John . Sheffield, Thomas D. Shefftefd, William Johnson Sheldon, Eric Shelley, Nancy Anne Shepley, Lawrence C. Sheppard, Simon Sherrill, Jone P. Sherzer, Joel . Shipp, W . Byron Shive, W illiam . . , Shivers, Beverly Oyler Shocket, Richard Leo Short, Byron Elliott . Shoulders, Ben Allen . Shure, Leonard . Shunlesworth, Guy E. S.lbe" John llobert . Silberberg, Irvin Harold Simmons, Leonard M., Jr .. Simonsen, Stanley Harold . S.mpsan, Robert Eugene Singer, Sidney ·Griffin S1nk1n, Richard N. . Sisto, Dovtd Theodore Skinner, Aubrey E. ~ocks, Rosemary . Sladek, Kod J.,,.f, Ill Sledd, Jomes Hinton . Smalley, Webster . Smith, Allen E. Smith, Bruce Nephi . Smith, C. Aubrey . . Smith, Chades Hugh . Smith, Doniel Buril:ett Smith, El izobeth K. Smith, Ernest E., Ill Smith, Harlan J. Smith, M. Ruth . Smith , Preston. . Smoth, llobon Snell, Homptan Kent . Snelson, R.cho•d Eugene Sntder, Louise W . . . . Snyder, Carolyne French Sammerleld, lloynard M. . Sonnemonn, William Knox Sood, Pormjit Singh Soo-d, 8u•na•d H. . Soukup, Jomes Ruc¥>1p/l Spear, Irwin , . . . Spea.man, Jo Edna . Si>-. Rochard . . . Speller, Fronk Newmon Spence, Jonot Tayta, Spence, Rolp/l . . Spo-agons, Jone Elhs . Spo-owts, Joseph I . Spruce, Everett . . • ~=:"E~~: Slarlo. John Paul S4 77 , 87 66 76 38 S2 .• 48 S8 S3 •8 . 202 S9 72 48 S• . Sl , 226 . 202 48 46 so 76 66 72 •7 62 . 489 51 50 S9 61 67 7S 51 77 . 7S, 222, 263 7B 61 S2 72 24S, 246 S2 •9 52 47 63 42 3S.. 46 58 64, 68 .. 71 81 40 68 S2.. 34 . 7S, 2S3 49 S4.. .S43 66 46 71 77 43 . 2S7 . S7 , 257 76 .. 77 . 43 264, 301 , 435, 476 26 . S47 . S9 , 238 .210 49 78 . 57, 2S7, 26S 67... . 59, 297 48 43 SS 76 71 S2 38 SS 72, 191 70 49 71 68  Strauss, Henry Stouwie, Roger . . . . . S2 Sturdivont, Frederick David . . . . . Sudorshon , Ennockol Chandy George . Sullivan, Gerold . . . . . . . . . Sull ivan, Richard E. S2 S9 , 87 S2 72 61 Summers, Edword lee Summers, Mox Ouonne . . . . . , . . Sutherland, Will iam Owen Sheppard, Jr. , Sutton, John F., Jr. , . . . . . , . . Swallow, Richard Proctor . Swan, John Edward . Swanson, Donald Gory . , Swanson, Huntington Spann . Swartz, Jon Dovid Swogetinsky, Patsy Lee . Sytvester, Richard Disbro Szoniszlo, Poul J. Szendrey, John Poul . Taboo-sky, Edwa•d . Tackett, Helen T oniguchi, Alon Y. T ovis, lee A. Taylor, Bruce Lynn Taylor, Jomes Thomas Tayl0<, Josep/l A. Tayl0< , Lyndon . . . . Teogorden, lucetto Jone Tedder, Jomes D. Teele, Roy Earl . Terry, Clark Thiessen, Delbert D. . . . Thomas, Michoel Peter, Jr. Thompson, Betty Thompson , Corey Corter Thompson, Guy A., Jr. . Thompson, J. Neils . . . Thompson, Josep/l Garth . Thompson, Milton John Thorman, George J. . Thorn, Gordon Lee, Jr. Thorp, Isobel Helen Thurston, Earle Lourence Todaro, Mortin Thomos Todd, Je•ry Tolar, Roger lee Toogood, Alexander F. Toproc, A. Anthony . T°'n, Robert C. Toth, Ando< John . T ourmoniontz, Michel Townes, Natalie . . . Townsley, Floyd Cl ilf0<d Trovis, Don Carlos, Jr. . T roylor, George Eugene Treece, Jomes M. . Trepanier, Estelle Tr ickett, Poul Corey . Tnnnium, tvonko Tull , Robert G . . Turner, B. L. . Turner, Dorothy Ethel Tyson, Kenneth W . Ulrich, Bruce Truman Umlauf, Charles Umstottd, Jomes Greenleaf Upthegrove, William R . Vados, Agnes Von C~e. Ronald Glenn Vandiver, Samuel E . VonProog, Jone Von Winkle, Matthew VOrgos, Cortes . Vaughan, Roy Vaughn, Wonda W .. VelOfde, Manuel G. Veldmon, Donald . Vickery, Don Wilhom Villarreal, Jeue Jomes Vagt, F•ed 8. Vowell, Raymond Waad">w . Wade, Charles Gordon Wode, Willtom Hampton . Wadlington, Worw1ck Poul Waggoner, Sheila Wagne<, Edwa<d John . Wogner, Norman ke1th Wag,,.,, llobonP. Wolden, Cha,Jes R., J,. Wald<..,, 8u•noU . . Walker, Chcwles Alborn Walker, Ek>ine . Walker, E._i W. . . Walk•, Eve.on Donald . Walk•, Ho<old l. Walk•, .lamoslloy Walk•, Mary Wall, llobonEugono Walb, Hugh . .2S7 43 •6 77 73 S9 67 68 62 78 53 51.. . 48, 273 . 26• 73 S8 .301 . 210 7S 67 46 . 46 SI . 262 S2 61 5S 4S 43 2S9, 489 68 66 81 68 78 43 76 S8 61 76 . 2S9 . 21S 71 46 .472 71 48 76 77 46 3S . 296 43 43 S4 . S5 , S41 43 70 61 68 71 . 210 46 68 . 66 S4 38 .6SO 52 62 . S7 . 76 . 280 28..... 46 . 21S 67 67 48 38 31 72 . 202 S8, 228 . 30 . 76 . Sl .423 ~1 ' 68  Werbow, Stanley Newmon Werner, Otiver Jomes Westb<aak, ,.,.,,. Rag« . . Westkoemper, J~n Conrod. Wetz.els, Wolter Dominic . Whaley, W. Gordon Wheot, John Robert . Wheel.,, ,.,.,,nhall R. Wheelock, K. Corter . Whitaker, Beverly . . . White* er, Rod Williom , White, Philip Lloyd White, Rolph Ernest . Whiteman, John Robert Whiteside, Talmage R. Whitfill, C•aog Eve.en . . Whitson, Fronk Edward, Jr. Whitten, Som Gerold Whitten, Wilham . . W icker, Fronk Wayland . Wicklund, Robert Amold . Wiegand, Oscar F. Wter, John Rex, Jr. . . . . . Wild, Peter Anthony Thornton . Wilkov, Melvin Ar~d . W illard, Doniel E. Williorm, Don C. . . . Williams, Dorrell Hugh . Williams, Jomes Allen, Jr. Williams, louritt A. Williams, Mortho S. . . . Williams, Thomas Howard W illiamson, Robert Burns . Willingham, John Joseph . W illmon, Marilyn D.. Wilb, Derei< ... Willson, A. Lesh• . . Wilson, John Andrew Wilson, Richao-d Honse! Wilson, Robert Henry Wind, Robert W ingrove, Alon S. Winkler, John C. Wisdom, Eugene . . . . Wisemon , Jomes Richord . Wisster, Eugene H. Win, Robert C. . W itt, Robert Ernest Wolf, Ho<ald Artl>u• WoH, Jeanette E.. . Wolfe, Kay F•ances . Wolfe, William G. . Womock, Baxter Fronk . Wong, Henry Vernon Woodward, Morton Kenneth Woodward, ,.,.,,ry Shi•iey . Waabey, Ma<ian Elmer W0<d, Orville Chcwles . Worrell, lee Frank Wortham, Josephine P . Wrother, John D. . . W•oght, Cha,Jes Alon Wright, Charles Wayne Wright, Fronk Raynard . W•ight, Jock 8. Wright, Jonice . . . . Wright, Palmer Winslow W•ight, Stephen G. W•ight, Slep/lon l. W•ight, Stuart . . Wylie, S.lly Burt>on Wylie, Ho<ald A. . Wynne, Micloaol J . Wynd:, Woneen Wyu, 0.Volle Ximenes, E. T. . . . . Yaeger, Wilham Horwy, Ill Yoes, 11obort Joel • Yamada, ,,,,,,_ Yanchodi, Vocta< A. yeh, lloymond • Yen, Ston l1n . Yrw, Ching·H.io . . Y0<k, Cha•les Weldon Yoric, l. Joan .. , Young, David M., k . Young, Louis . , . Young, 11obort K•• Yuro, Joseph Atod<ew • • Zochanm, Donald Wayne ZOM<, Richord M. . Zosh.n, Uoat Martin • Ziegler, Da...i I Zmlo, .lamos!Cooth . Z1zelmonn, Virginio Zlatl<ovoch, Chcwln Thoodore Zurclior, Loun A. , k.  . 48 77 46 . 66, 280 48 43, 79 80 54 S4 76 76 49 70 4S 30.. 73 80 . 24S 62 S2 S4 76 •3 66 43 27 S5 S3 .39S 81 . 2S7 . 58 . S7 , 2S7 78 43 48 47 43 46.... . 286 S8.. . 66, 280 S8 . S9 , 233 S8 . 78, 2S2 71 . 63 . 67, 241 S2 77 . 71 . Sl , 226 • 68 . 72 . 61 28 .489 77 .26S 71 . 38 . 46 . 2S9 . 67 . 489 . 72, 242 . 46 43 63 Sl 27 S9 S2 S2 72, 88 ' 45 . Sl • 66 ' 49, 231 . 61 45, SO . 78 . S2 . 88, 234, 2S9 . 76 Sl ".. 80 ' 78 . S7 , 257 • S3  



Student Index 
Nome Pages Name 	Pages Nome Poges Nome Pages 
A 	Allen, Dione Lynn . .480 Anderson, Rodney King .604 Atlunson, Jomes Boker 211, 299, 617 Allen, El1zoberh Ann : Anderson, Roger Bozeel Attunson, Jomes Richard . 196 
.631 	. 235 
Allen, Gol'f Rolph . . . 267, 546 Anderson, Roy Alon . 269, 404, 617 Atkinson, Melody M. 188. 253, 294, 604 Allen, Helen Ehzobeth, Mn. .556 Anderson, Stephen Potr;clt . 227 Atmp, Jo Ann G., Wvs. .406 Allen, Joe Bo1ley, Ill . 2os.·269. 392. 631 Anderson, Steven Roy .617 Almp, Mtc:hoel Grant 406, 557 
Aolen, Dione Elizabeth , 	. 215 267, 270 155, 188, 222, 270 
Allen, John Dovglos . Anderson, Sonya Noell; Attal, Fred Eugene Aaron, Harley Edward .631 Allen, John Joseph 390, 631 Anderson, Teresa Gail . .617 Atterholt, 1Xus1llo Jo~ . 261, 604
235, 556 
Aaronson, Jeffrey B .. Allen, Kathryn Romo~o . 271 Anderson, Thomas Alred 396, 631 Atwood, Daryl Lynn . .454 Aaronson, Juhe Lynn .412 Allen, Kotliy Anne .483 Anderson, Wayne Edward. 211 , 299 Atwood, John Holmes 420, 631
. 460 
Allen, Mork Holden . 	Anderson, Widney Soe . Atwood, Morgoret E 389, 617 
Aaronson, Lee Richard 	.396 460, 631
.366 
Allen, f.llory Katheryn 	Anderson, W1lltam G., II Atwood, Mochoel 5..
Abbot, Sandro l. 	.556 .617 .466 
. 183 
Allen, Richard Lee . 	Anderton, Norman S., Ill Aubel, Dovid Henry .
Abbott, Koren Ann 	. 257 240, 246, 600 .457 
187, 233, 556 
Allen, Robert Emmett 	Andrew, George Douglas . Aufderhoor, Eric Allen '.
Abbott, W1ll1om Von ·woe·rt ·. .438 216, 275 . 283 Abernathy, Robert Arthur . 376, 604 183, 617 Andrew, Glenn Clark 241 , 270, 280 .631
.412 
Allen, Slioron Deen . Aulick, Jock Wesley . Ables, Dinah Lee Allen, Sidney 217, 310, 314, 617 Andrews, Anne Wythe 192, 255, 314, 459 Aushn, Barbaro Gayle : .255 
. Aboud, Russell M1~ho.el : .266 Allen, Suzanne ·. 293, 455, 631 Andrews, Curhs lee, Ill 412, 631 Aushn, Deborah Ann 255, 542 
380, 61 7 
Allen, Wonza E. 	Andrews, Cornett Lynn Austin, Jomes Randoll 249, 631
Abou·Se1do, Mohsen Moh~~d 	. 287 316, 556 
. 553 
Allender, Phoebe Jo ·. 	Andrews, Kathryn Dell . Austin, John Edgar
Abouss1e, Annette Goy . 	. 255 420, 556 .631 
~ 
.617 
Allenson, Ruby Beth . Andrews, Louro K. 	Austin, Kathleen 8., Mrs. 
Abrams, Jamee Ann . . . 271 . 268 .270 Abramson, Lawrence J. .439 183. 460, 631 .631 
• 
.439 
Allensworth, Mory Ro11:~nn~ : Andrews, Marilyn L. . 	Aushn, M1choel Everett .
254, 283 
Alles, Susan E .. 	Andrews, Stephen Don ·. Austin, Nancy Lynne 
Abramson, Ph1ll1p D. .617 .280 .557 Abnght, Wm. F., Jr.. .412 Alletog, Gory M1cho~I 269, 456, 631 .428 Austin, Raymond Henry .486 
~ 
Andrus, Jomes Robert 
. 283 
Alley, Jacqueline M .. 	Angelo, Gerold Sylebo : Austin, Robert Steele . 
Abshier, Cothenne Coin. 	.631 .617 .292 
. 463 
~ 
Allison, Dole Crowford : Angelo, John Edward 	Austin, Will.am E. 
Abu Abdun, Jomo/ M. H : 	254, 556 254, 556 . 209 
.309 
~ 
Allison, Ja.eph C. . 	Angenend, Poul David . Austin, Wilham S ..
Abudowood, Hussein H. 	.388 161, 207 270, 600 
230. 309 
Allison, Judy Ann . 	Angevine, Jonon· . Austno, George Cruz
Acevedo, Carlos IY\onuet .207 .631 255, 631 282. 486 Achilles, Jomes Ernest, Jr. : 134, 196, 198 364, 451, 491, 604 .604 
Allison, Lodowick 8.,. Jr: 	Angevine, Terry Thomo~ Autrey, Shor on Koy .
492, 552 Ackerman, William Randoll .617 .556 .315 .282 
Allison, Margaret Scott . Ankele, Martha . Autry, Stephen Smith Allison, Mory K. . Ankenman, Dec1e Do~~ Avon!, Lenore 
Acock, Randolph 416, 617 .631 459, 556 .192 Acosto, Irmo Olvera . .557 456, 509 .604 
Allison, W1ll1om S. 	Anthony, Dwight W. Avent, Frances Ava R., II 304, 631 
Allmon, Nancy Lyn,,; 	Anthony, 1'1-.ory Ann . 161 , 175, 264, 316 Averitte, Clinton Edward 420, 557
Acosto, Peter Potnck . 242, 557 	.604 
Allshouse, John Horry 	Anthony, Will.am R., Jr: Avery, Henry Clifton, Ill 209, 404, 631
Acree, Jomes David 	.492 .617 
.604 
Allums, John Michael 	Apgar, Timothy Charles Avery, Jamee Ruth
Acremon, Chrrstopher M. 229, 600 .208 . 296 .285 Adair, Robin Lee .631 469, 556 .422 .600 
Almendarez, Fronk Appenbnnk, William M. Avery, Lucille C. Adair, Weldon Br~s. Jr . 217 .482 
Alno1em1, Ro11ho .483 Appleman, Kathleen A. Averyt, Jock D., Jr. 247, 557 Adams, Ann Arlene Alonzo, Gilbert Re~n~, Jr.· 145, 257 Appleman, Susan Mone Aves, Ailee Louise 460, 617 
261, 459, 600 .455 Adams, Clance Ann . .192 .319 .374 .459 
Alpert, Brod Eugene . . . Appleton, Roy, Ill . Avico, Vicki Rene . Adams, David R1ehord 241 , 617 309, 553 .441 .604 
Alroh1m, Soloh Mahmood Appling, V1rgm10 Clo.1r.. Avriett, Potncio Ann . Alston, Cynthia . Arbogust, Harold Oren, J;, Awwod, Enc Elias 
Adams, Deborah Loe .604 .631 	.256 .304 
Alsup, Jomes Mye;s : 	Archer, Clora A. (Gray), Mr;. Axelrod, Jonis Lynn
Adams, Diana Kemp .617 384, 547 168, 374 	.617 
Alter, Dennis Ira . . 	Archer, Glenn Dowwn .. Axelrod, Ronald Alon 
Adams, Harold Stanbery, Jr. . 214 .412 552, 556 .208 Adams, Jone T1mleck .556 431, 433 . .400 . 238 
Alterman, Lyle Henry Archer, Guerdon W1U1om Aycock, Douglas Eugene Adams, Jenny 182, 314, 631 .470 283, 617 .452 
Altgelt, George Allen Archer, John Michael Aycock, Jo Elaine . . Adams, Mory Georgene Altgelt, f!Aory Suson . .631 Archer, Vincent W ., Ill : 402, 617 Aycock, Steven Leslie 386, 438, 631
163, 167, 261 , 264, 202, 204, 298, 308, 604 476, 477 
Altman, Gwendolyn N. 226, 454, 631 Arechiga, Evelyn Nora . Ayers, Manfred Earl . .631 Altman, Reuben Arend, N. Lynn Pugh, Mr;. Ayres, Nancy Ann
Adams, M+choel Adnan 217, 538 .270 	.617 454, 631 
Alvorodo, Elizabeth S. Arend, Rodger G .. 	Azores, Rebecca 
Adorns, Robert M., IU .600 .483 396, 556 .631 Adorns, Rosolon .483 .424 
Alvorez, Betty Anne . 	Arenson, Lindo Diane 
.313 
Adams, Sarah Jone 459, 604 .553 .389 

Alvorez, John Argabright, Luann 
Adams, Steven Roy .292 .278 .631

Alvis, Jocdyn Becky . Artvello, Gerold Joy : Adams, Tommye Chonue . . 261 250, 271 Arledge, Dov1d Eugene 552, 492, 501 B
Alvis, Mory Lue 
Adams, V1dor10 Fern 293, 462 Amacker, Clayton M.". J~. 408, 631 Arl1tt, 8111 Harry . 208, 223 
Amon, John Franklin Armbrister, Corl S . 

Addemon, Lindo Roe .301 . 282 	.259 
Amaya, Boldemor Licea. 	Armor, Richard Dell .
Addison, Randolph Dallas .417 .604 	.186 
Amend, John Thomos 	Armstrong, David G. 
Adelman, Lindo Koy . . 188 187. 208, 223, 277 	390, 398 
Ader, John T 1mathy . 291 , 61 7 Amery, George B., Jr. .400 Armstrong, Jomes Allen 388, 631 Bobb, Gerold Ransom .205 Adger, Stephen Alison : 390, 492 Amescua, Giana 266, 281, 304, 553 Armstrong, Jeffrey Neal .604 Bobb, Richard Ott .604 
Adkms, Dov1d Joe 	Amick, Jim Ph1ll1p ~ .617 Armstrong, John Jomes .604 Babcock, Barbaro Koy . 255, 268. 460, 631
.604 
Adkms, Mork Alon 	Amin, Reza Armstrong, Kenneth 8. i17. 217. ·28·2. ·205, 600 Babel, Donald Craig 38~. 631
. 213 
Adkins, Poul Robert .398 428, 604 .617 

.392 
Amirkobinon, lro1 . Armus, Henry, Jr .. Bobendure, Bernie Es1r . 402, 617 Adleman, Mork lee . 213, 469, 547 Amis, Charles Jomes, Ill 386, 631 Arnokis, Poly Cothen~e. G: .556 Bobetz, Jeffrey Dole . .557 Aertker, Roger Case . Amman, Carol Lee Arnett, Lizabeth Len . .617 Boehman, Constance Ann . 460, 631
.604 	.459 
Afzal, Suho1I . .283 Ammar, Ramadan E. 227, 309 Arnett, Robert K., Jr. 372, 631 Boehman, Gene Weldon 316, 468, 631 Agolou, Nick 187, 223, 617 Ammerman, Mork How~rd 269, 292, 539 Arnell, Tom S., Jr. . .398 Boehman, R1ehard H., Jr. . 236 Agnes, Judith Ammerman, Wesley 8., Ill 229, 279, 280 Arnold, Cotheone-Ann . ..........454 Back, Jomes Morns, Jr. .617 
.556 
Agnew, Christion Y. G. .468 Ammons, Barbaro lee . .443 Arnold, Edwm Jomes 204, 205, 277, 283, 451 Bocker, Dennis Ira .557 Agold, David Charles .604 Ammons, Judy Kathleen . 255 Arnold, Gail . 288, 439 Backus, Oscar .557 Agomo, Jomes 8. 0 . .316 Amos, Gail Lynn 226, 631 Arnold, Gail Ellen 240, 556 Bader, Mone Kathleen . .557 Agricola, Paul Jomes .556 Amas, Monlyn E .. 182. 631 Arnold, J. Barto, Ill 368, 617 Boder, Manio .460 Aguilar, Benito . 410, 556 Amos, Patnck John 318, 529, 552 Arnold, Jomes Anthony .631 Badge<, Kothl'(O Mone . .445 Aguilar, Javier . 466, 631 Amos, Scott Randal 388, 617 Arnold, Jomes Harlan 160, 31 7, 466, 556 Badger, Theodore Jenkins . 215, 256, 557 Aguilar, Reuben Perez, Jr. 209, 262, 304 Amundsen, Chm Th~s : 414, 417 Arnold, Judith Ann .556 Bodke, G<ego<y Charles 422, 617 Aguirre, Louro . Anamosa, Kathleen A. 462, 631 Arnold, Lucinda Gray Boer, Carolyn .278 
.556 	.617 
Aguirre, Sonhogo S. 	Andell, Lisa Beth 455, 631 Arnold, Norman Boerrets, Philip G., Ill .539 
. 280 .631 161, 205, 552, 553 273, 556 .304 
Ahern, Jomes Anders, Gordon K~1th Arnold, Ph1lhp Allen . Boethge, Jonathon Doniel .604 Ahern, John Lawrence . 384, 556 Anders, Kenneth Woy~ 466, 556 Arnoult, Jeffrey B. . . ... 398 Baetz, Bertrand Oliver, Jr. 418, 557 Aiken, Jomes Carlton .631 Anders, Victorta Jeon .459 Aronoff, Nancy Fron~~ 261 , 270, 271, 450. 557 Bagby, Jomes Thomas, Jr. .390 A1k1n, A. M. Bobby, Ill . . 556 Andersen, Penny Lee 462. 631 Aronof~y, Dov1d Judd 261 , 273 Baggett, By•d, 111 552, 526 Aitches, Sharon Jeanne Anderson, Albert W. .617 Aronof~y. Donald Alan Baggett, Dewey Douglas
.366 .557 Aiello, Melonie Irene .480 Anderson, Allon Lynn 254, 617 Aronof~y, Hamett L. , Mr;. . 183 Baggett, Nancy Jone .557 
310, 617 .492 456, 631
~ Akers, Ckorles B., Ill . Anderson, Anita Kothl~n : .356 Aronowitz, Steven Mortin . Baggett, Richard Shands 372, 631 I Akins, John Royal . . 285 Anderson, Betty Joyce 455, 604 Aronson, Wendy Lynne . 255 Bagley, Taffy O.one . 273, 300, 604 I Alaniz, David Roymo~d 223, 556 Anderson, Beverly R. 268, 460, 617 Arrant, Junious J., Jr. .283 Bagwell, Louis lee, Jr. 552. 529 
I 	Alaniz, Debra Ann .617 Anderson, Bruce Worre~ 420, 421 Arredondo, Ernest G. .241 Bohlman, Lamer .617 
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Alaniz, Ernest Z., Jr.~ .545 Anderson, Candace E. 460, 631 Amngton, Curtis H., Ill : .422 Bailey, Alden Ohn, Jr. 302, 304, 604 I Alomz, Rudolfo . .552 Anderson, Cheryl A .. 483, 553 Amngton, Keith T. 406, 631 Bailey, David Poul .541 Alarcon, Alfredo G. Anderson, Clarence M. : . 193 Arrow, Andrea Nanc~ ~ 801ley, Dorothy Rose .301
I .556 	.549 
Albers, David lee . Anderson, Darlene Ann 191, 556 Arthur A. Judie B., Mrs . 557 Bailey, Douglas Colley . .398 j Albers, Margaret Irene . 455, 631 Anderson, David D .. 427, 617 Arthur, Alan Roy 229, 488 Bailey, Evolee Frances . .313 Albers, Moms E., 11 Anderson, David Edwin Arthur, Potnc+a IC. Bailey, Gilbert Wesson, II . .277 
I 	.487 
. 205 .400 	.557 
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Alberson, Tommy D.: 	Anderson, Dione Mane Arthur, Richard lee Bailey, Herbert Arthur, Jr. 
292, 438 .556 	.557 .282 
Albrecht, Sandro Lynne 273, 548, 556 Anderson, Fredenck G. 438, 631 Arthur, Thomas Gail : .604 Bailey, Kathleen .631 I Aldope, lvoel . 556 Anderson, James Doff1s 404, 604 Artusy, Dionne Elizabeth 429, 617 Bailey, Kathryn Groce . .617 I Aldredge, Joanne l. M .. M.r; . 266 Anderson, Jomes Robert 388, 631 Artz!, Kns Ton1 . .617 Bailey, Sharon l. R., Mrs. .270 
Aldredge, Vaughn Russell . 195 	Anderson, Jeffries D. 388. 389, 556 Arwood, Thomas Wheeler 631 Bailey, Su5<>n Denise . .631 Anderson, Joan Lynn 
'; Aldrete, Roy Edmund .631 Arya, Mun1shwor Kumar 234, 283 Bailey, Thomas Albert . 270 ; Alexander, Barbaro Jo . .556 Anderson, John Freemo~ : .617 Asoff, Coby Scan . Bo1ll.a, Brett Jomes .420 
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416 .631 Ale11:onder, Cynthia E. . 316 Anderson, Joseph L. , UI .534 Asoff, Thomas Craig. . 552. 492 Bom, Beverly Ann . 182, 604 
~ 	AJexonder, Diana B. . 288 Anderson, Koren A. .631 Aschbacher, lmdo M.oe 301 , 484, 542 Boin, Jolie Ellen 177, 548 Alexander, Don Wesley 207, 270 Anderson, Koren L. .617 Aschenbeck, Janet Leo . 254 Boin, Shen Gwyn . 261 , 557 
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Ale11:onder, Henry F. 408, 631 Anderson, Kenneth ~>n~ld 402, 617 Ash, Stephen Schmerler 206 Bmr, Warren Gregot'Y . .374 M Alexander, John D. .556 Anderson, lee Mortm . 552 Ashoory, Hamid .213 Bmrd, Billy Joe, Jr. .416 Alexander, Lucius H. 370, 432, 617 Anderson, lee Stewart ~ . 390 Ashford, Gory All~n : 380, 381 Baird, Jomes Melvin . .384 ' p Alexander, Mory Ellen .631 Anderson, Lissa Beth . .255 Ashlemon, Eddie Fred, j, Baird, Sherry Koy . .604 
256 
I 	Alexander, Matilda E. 445, 617 Anderson, Margaret F.. 459, 604 Ashman, 1'1-.ory 1'1-.ort1no 460, 617 Boot El Mal, Mohomed M. .309 Alexander, Pamela Sue 182, 631 Anderson, Marsha Jone . 549 Askey, Jeon Mone 459, 548 Boker, AJ1ce Lynne 293, 617 Ale11:onder, Potr1c1a J 261, 473, 604 Anderson, Mory Clo1re . .617 AU:m, Richard H., Jr .553 Boker, Ann Russell 229, 372 Alexander, Robert T .390 Anderson, Michael Alton : . 276 Astudillo, Tulia Cadiz .553 Boker, Barbara Ann . .617 Alford, Shelley Jolie . 182, 455, 631 Anderson, Michael Glen 258, 270 Ato, Nossor Hos.son . . 280 Boker, Brandon High 209, 412 Alfred, Ronald 0. .556 Anderson, Michael J. 269 Ateu1s, Wilham Jomes . 552, 492, 507 Bake" Cho<les E. .600 Alfrey, Thomm Neville 207 Anderson, Peggy Joyce 439 Athan, N.errell A. . .388 Boker, Chades Edword . 275, 227 

Alkire, Dennis Andrew .  .380  Anderson, Phyllis Gail  . 462  Atkerson, W ilham T.  .631  Boker, Donny Wallace .  .509  
Alkubo1sy, Amer  . 553  Anderson, Rolph E  . 273  Atkins, Jomes F., Jr..  . 209  Boker, Dovtd Anthony  . 406  
Allard, Jone Diane Allordyce, Dole How~rd Allen, Carolyn l., Mrs.. Allen, Cynthia Gayle  150, 264 . 223 . 270 617  Anderson, Reba Jone Anderson, Richard Deon Anderson, Richard L. Anderson, Robbtn Brvce  244 , 556 428. 600 .61 7 552, 280  Atkms, Marilyn Foster Aritmson, Elizabeth Ann Atkinson, Gordner D., Jr. Atkinson, Hennetta H.  193, 452, 454, 617 155, 175 .270 61 7  Boker, David Louis Boker. Deborah Jeanette Boker, Fronk Jomes, Ill . Boker, Glodeon  .258 . ~83 .557 . 478  
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BokeJ, Isobel Cothenne .604 Barron, Michael Monroe . 20B Bec:te<, Mory Ellen . 558 Bethurum, Leland l. 190, 241 Boker, Jomei Arthur . 269. 6JI Borrow, Carolyn Ann .617 Beckmon, Suson Gail .617 Settge, Ca'ol Lynn . . . . 558 Boker, Jeffrey Roth J92. 51 J, 552, 604 
Borrow, Charles Kimbro 207, 203 Beckworth, Lmdo Louise .617 Beutel, Poul Wayne . 291, 617 Bate<, Joel D. .J92 Borrow. Julio l. H., Mrs. .557 Beebe, Mork Louis .617 Beverly, Barbaro Ann . . 406 Boker, John Chmhon, Ill .J6• Borrow, M.ory Koren . 439 Beene, Steven Earl 42B, 60.C Beversdorf( Deborah K. . 439 Boker, Judy Lynn .Jl6 Borrow, Ntory Kyle . 617 Beery, Jennifer . . 390 Bevill, Rodney Lynn . 470 Boker, Koren lee . .454 Barry, Kevin Douglas . 631 Beeson, Lynn Mone . . .632 Seye<, Setty Lou . .6J2 '8oker, Lorry Neal . JO•. 617 Berry, Marcello R1to . .557 Befeld, Alfred Ea"."-.6J2 Boker, Lloyd Leon, Jr. .557 Barry, Ntoureen Koy .631 Beggs, Edward Allon .617 ::~~~: ~~~~-p~!ne; .3B4 Boker, oto Moe . .557 Bartek, Davod Je<ry 262, J02, J04 Behal. Eugene Fronk 277, 604 s;bb, Jomes Lyle . : :~~ Boker, PeteJ Robertson Bo'tet, Douglas Jahn I SJ. 262, J02, J04 Behne, Barbaro . 542 Bibby, Joe Richard . . .632
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Boker, Robert Hines, Jr. .412 Bartels, Gregory Alon . 60' Behrens, Clo1re Lynn . 301, 549, 632 s;ble. Jonathon Davod . 422, 42J, 4J2. 60• Bate<, Robert R. 280. 412 Bartels, Wilham Michael . 246 Behrens, Joleen Koy . . 44B s;ba, John c,aogheod . 205. 289. 287, 416. 604 . J76
Boker, Ronald Leroy . Borth, Suzanne Sigel, Mrs. . 266 Behrens, Potnc:10 Ann . 482 Bickett, Brenda Eltzobeth . . .617 Boker, Steve Heller . 557 Bartholomew, Thomes R. . 557 Behrman, Charles T. . 266 S;ed;ge., Kathryn E. . . . . JO1 Boker, Thomas Ben1omm 418. 6Jl Bartlett, Barbaro Ann .455 Beisenherz, Jon Alvin . 275 Bielu, Gilbert lee . .632 Boker, Thomas Bennett, Jr. .604 Bartlett, Jomes Cro+g . 267 Beitch, Normon S. . 2B3 Btelstem, Christina 28B, 291 Bok1r, Nuh Nodt . 5J8 Bartlett, Rebecca Dee .310 Selche<, Stephen D. 428, 617 Bierner, Eileen Ruth . . . . 549 Bolog10, Sabo Jock J86, 6Jl Bartlett, Thomes W., Jr. .428 Belew, Lona Goyle .261 s; ..schent, J..-ame M. JO•. 468. 6J2 Bolch, Mory Amonda .6Jl Bartley, Mickey Lynn .43B Sehsle, Mo't Joseph . . . 420 Biesemeier, Eileen . . . . . . . 460, 212 Balcom, Koren Suzanne .60• Bo'tmeu. Geary. Ill 422. 604 Belisle, Suson J. R., Mrs. .558 s;.,."'°,." Ho,old W .• J,. 214, 277, 299, JlS, 558 Boldndge, Donny Eugene . .604 Borton, Brenda Kaye, Mn. . 276 Selk, Robert c,owell . '12. 617 s;gby, Bryna Jone . . JU, 4J7, 6J2 Baldridge, V1ck1 Elaine . 267. 270, 271 , 557 Borton, Deborah Ann .632 Sell. And'ew Jahn . 28J Bigger, iV.orgoret M. . . , . . . . 632 
604
Baldwin, Jomes Wode . 2JJ. 2J6. Borton, Frances A. . 293 Sell, Deb<o Koy .617 Biggerstaff, Jomei Roy . . . . . . . 604 Baldwin, Judith Ann . 459. 617 Borton, John Edward . 262 Sell, f. Kelly . 412, 604 Biggerstaff, Jerry Roy . . . . . 604 Baldwin, Pendleton G., Jr. Borton, Koren Elome 278, 310 Sell, lolla G<ace 255, 6J2 S;ggs. James E .• Ill . J84, 456, 547, 6J2 
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Boldwtn, Roy Allen Borton, Nancy Earle . 439, 604 Sell. Londa Faye . 558 Billigmeier, Ntorc E. . . . 20B Boles, Som1e lee Borton, Robert Ernest . 276 Sell, Londa Kay . . . 4J6. 558 Billingsley, Shirley L. . 296, 604 Boll. Mory Kathern>e .6Jl Bartosh, Uene Ann . . 239 Sell. Monho lee M.• Mn. . 257 Bills, Emmen lee . . 319 
. 480 
Boll, Nanette Bort0$h, Wilham F ., Jr. . 364 Bell, Patsy Jeonette 455, 632 Bills, lorry Wayne . . . .558 182, 255 
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Boll, Salh Ann Bartula, Foye Carolyn 263, 60' Sell, R;cho<d Eugene . . 27J s;11s. f!;cho,d S..oon 20•, 205. 451, 456 Boll, Suzanne .6Jl Borztlla, Kimberly Ann . . 460 Sell, 511..-ry Ann . 558 Bills, Sharon Jone . . . . 558 Bollonfont, R.chord B. Bosco, Eugene M.a... .•2B Bell, She<ry Lynn . .617 Binder, Ahc:e Ruth . . . . 365 Bollanryne, Stephen P. JIO. J18, J72 Bosh, Vincent Clarence . . 400 Sell, Stephen w;11oom . 22J s;nghom, Melondo Sue . . •6-04 Bollard, John M1choel 211 , 2U, 277. 299 Basila, Jo Ann M. . . 604 Bellamy, Ruuell W. .632 Sonoon, Mory Sodney . 252, 291 . 558 Bollard, Robert Wayne . Bosicin, Alyce Ann . 459 Bellon, David Fronk . . 234 s;<ehl..-. Rocho,d E. . . .6J2 
..207 
. 25• Bolla<d. Sally Anne JOS. JlO Bo... Losbeth Ann . 1SJ, 617 Selleggoe. Jahn Pholop . J72, 6J2 Bird, Debro . . . . . . . . 617 Bolla<d, Scott T. .227 Boss, Roy Byrn, Jr. . 207 Bellinghausen, Oonno Ann . 600 Bird, Kimon Ted . .632 Bollard, Wilham B. 408, 617 Boss, Suzanne . . 557 Bellows. Wo,,en S.. Ill . . 175, 420, 558 Bird, William ltghtner, Jr. 280, 600 Bolloses, Emmanuel Thomas . ..J74 Boue, Henry Wilham .632 Belote, Potric:10 Ann . .617 s;,dsang, Monlyn F. . . . J04, 6J2 Ballew, Dov1d Sherwin . .492 Bos.so, Otano Mone 437, 632 Belson. Cho"es Moyna'd . .604 s,,dwell. Betty Ann us. 177. 26', 267. 558 Balliew, Kathleen 459, 6Jl Bastress, Wilham W., Jr. 238, 557 Belt, Moms E., Jr. . . . 545 Sfrdwell, Joseph M., J<. . 604 Balliew, W1ll1om l., IV . .557 Bate, Denno lee 462. 6J2 Ben Younis, Multofo A. . 309 Birdwell, Robert Ronk1n . . 267 Bollmger, Ph1hp R., Jr. 22J. 604 Bateman, Nancy Koy '73, 617 Benord1no, Suson . . . . 478 Birdwell, Wilham M., Jr. . . 265 Bollman, Ann Margaret .557 Bateman, Walker H., IV . 412 Benevides, Arabella D. . . 244 Bires, Stephen l., Jr.. . . 282 Bollman, Don Earl .604 Bates, Donnie Joe _ 2'B, 5.u, 604 Benavides, lneldo . . . . 439 Birkner, Don Temll . . 422, 632 Ballou, Jay Atch JBS. 604 Bates, Garth Charles, Jr. 412, 604 Benavides, Roger Jomes . . 604 Birmingham, Allen Vernon .312 Balmos, Rose Ntory . 255, 476, 480 Bates, Ira lrvmg 396, 397, 604 Bender, Craig Kavanaugh 422, 604 Bisbono, John Gerold . . ..519 Balogh, Jomes Michael . .600 Bates, Martha Wode . 204 Benecke, Betty Anne . . . . 4 29 Bischoff, Connie M. . . . 464 Bolough, Michael J. 205, 275 Bates, Robert Harold 438, 604 Senedoct. Bo,ry K"t . 190, 229, 279, 280. 558 s;schoff, l. P•• 111 • • • • •211 Baltzell, Gory Charles .J96 Bofleste, Luester . 271 Benfield, Dovtd Alon .650 s;Khofs, Susanne (a,ol 256, 444 , 558, 218 Bame, Susan Roe . 294, 454, 6Jl Batie, Raymond John. J<. . 2J4, 280, 259, 557 Benge. Ct-; Lynne JU, 460, 6J2 80..,0, MKhoel Ralph . 159, 441 BomfOfd, Scott Vmcent . .6Jl Botlo, Wolter John . 269 Benn, Gory l. . .604 Bishop, Kenneth Edward . . . 558 Bancroft, Koy Lynn .452 Balson, Douglas Allen lSJ, 175, 215, 294, J17. 557 Benner, Beverly Ann . 27B, 313, .C37 Bishop, Roy McCloren . . . 558 Bondy, Sa,ah E. .617 Batson, Jomes Lucion . 279 Bennett, Barbaro Louise . 291 Bivins, lee Norton . . . 380 Banks, Charles Albert 172, I7J, 604 Batson, Robert Wayne 2B2, 283 Bennett, Colvin, Jr. . . . 265 Biuell, David Lynn 404, 617 
Banks, Charlotte Lee . Bots.on, Wilt.om B. . 282 Sennett. Clyde Wollos . 287, JO• Biuell, Suzonne Morie . . . . 439 Bonks, Horrell, Jr .. '56, 6JI Bottenfield, Glenn l. .632 Bennett, Deborah Koye . . 454 B10fum, Bernard H., Jr. 304, 468 Bonlu. M.chael Ray .269 Batterton, Poul Edward, Jr. .604 Sennett, Douglas f. J86. 6-00 Slact, Solly Dye<. J<. SlJ, 518, 552 Banks, PotncKJ Ann 452. 454 Bottle, Richard V. .632 Sennett, Jon>es R. . . 280. 558 Block, Cothonne Ourond .604 Banks, Virginia Anne . . . . . 28•. 549. 604 Batty, (o,ol Ann 1SJ, 255. 278, 6J2 Bennett, Jimmy Cleve . . . 509 Siad, Davod lee . . . 227. 282 Mcloughlin, Joyce Mone Bankston 267. 472. 557 Bouer, Beth Ann . 293 Bennett, John Harmon Jr. . . 266 Block, Debro Leonn . . .618 Bannon, Susan Gale . .226 Bouer, Solly . 450 Bennett, Rand Morton . .617 Slact, Esthe< Ruth . . . . . 6J2 Bans.al, Jogd1sh Prosod . . 259 Bouer, Sammy Gene . 283 Bennight, Kenneth l., Jr. 21 O, 277 Black. law,ence Wayne 508, 509 Boqueror, Francisco J .557 Bough, Dione Elaine . 443, 617 Benno, Cathy Lynne . 448, 449 Slact. Mono Ellen . . . . . J72 Borob, Helene 167. JOB Bough, lu\do Gozelle . -473 Benson, Edward A. . 228 Slact. Rebecca . . 261, 270. 472. 47J, 604 Borobon, More Richard .J66 Bough, Ph1l1p Dupont . 276 Benson. Thomas R. J76, '28 Slact. Rodney Dale . . . 227 Barber, Gory Edward Boum, Ph1hp Joy 269, 366 Bentley, William Roy 304, 466, 617 Block, William Earl . . . 39B 
266. 55J 
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Barber. Kathleen Ann .557 Boxley, Geo Corrot1 . . 209 Benton, Barry Louis . .604 Sla<lbu<n. S..endo D. . . . . 618 Barber, Sondra Koy . 281 , J04 Boxier, Corot Fronces 2B7, 30-4, 604 Benton, Beverly Ann . . 558 Slactbum, Geo<ge M., J<. 420, 558 Borbles, lorry O..ew . JS•. 604 Baxter, Don Richard . . 30-4 Benton. Donald f. 456. 632 Blackburn, Jomes B., Jr. . . . 207 Barbour, Dovtd Alexander 258. 270 Baxter, Edward Siegle . 269 Bentrup, Betsy lenor . 4BO, 54B Blackburn, Lonnie D. .632 Bordoy, Anne Lomax 261 . 271 Boxier, William Joseph, Jr. 36-', 604 Bentsen, Donald l., J<. 418, 632 Slactbume, Noel 18J, 618 Bo'dnell, Gregory E J92, 6JI Boy. Deba<ah Lynn 192, 48J Beran, John David . . .374 Bloc.Hord, Carol Ann . . 604 Borekmon, Joseph H 6JI Bayless, Lindo Suson . .632 Beretto Buckley, Francis . 55B Slactlact, Jahn Wolson . . . . . . . . . . . 558 
Barentine, Joseph P., Ill JO• Bayless, /.Aory Wanetta 28B, 632 Berg, Rodney Dennis . 270 Sla<llack, Wo,d T . . 202. 20J, 208. '26, 427, 558 Borf.ekJ, Ntort.: lone . . 457 Boylen, Wilham David, Jr. 406, .C07 S..g. Susan Lory . .632 Sla<lman, Lano S. . 558 Borger, John Edword 2J5 Boyhu, Jomes Milward . . 2 5-4 Bergen, Jess.co Lynne .632 Slactman. Ralph G • k . . . . 558 Bork er, Dovtd Ernest . 270 8ayl1u, Suson Joann . . 557 Berger, Barbaro . 455 Slactmon. Mochoel R. . . 6J2 Barker, ldono Jone 29J Boyl<>', Roland Clybu'n 280, 259 Se,g.,. Judoth Hope . .632 Bloc"""'°'· Joct Colbert 422, 42J, 558 Bork er, Patrick Austin J92. 6-04 Boys, Ronald Gene . . 557 Be<ger, Ntonlyn Ann . . 255 Slactwell, Henry W 466, 632
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Barker, Robert Glenn 276 Bozon, Juon Ntonuel . 487, 60-4 Berger, Terrell Wayne .632 Blaho, M.chael P. .211 Borkin, David lewis . 404, 617 Bazan, R~ . 604 Berger, Thomos Emmett . . 263 Blooc:her, Susan D. '37, 632 Borlet"", Helen Ann 6Jl Boza,sl<y, Susan Gaol JOI . 460, 632 S.'11"'· Wolloam E. . 188. 292, Jl I, 558 Blaine, Sondra Koy . 604 
Barley. Donald lewis 404, 6Jl Boze, Robert En>est 280. 558 s.,gfeld, Elozabeth 8. . . J90 Blair, Betty Corot .55B Barlow, Donald Eugene 400 Beach, Carol Susan 459, 632 Bergman, Betsy Mounce 163, 308, 60.C Blair, Gayla Faith . . . . 441 25J, 557 
Barnard, Barbaro Ann . 	Beach, Gory Michael . 396 Blair, Glono Jeon . . SSB
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. Barnard, John Thomas 269. J7', 6Jl Seolle, Jahn fOO"te J7 4, 558 Bert.:mon, lorry Gene 267, 270 Sia", Mo<lho J. 4J6. 618 Barnard, Joseph M. L 408, 6Jl Bealmear, Michael W. . 280 Berkshire, Robert Preddy . 2B2 Bio". Mory Elosobeth 18J, 6-04 Barnard, W tllKJm Robert 402 Beamon, Sybil June . l B4 Berler, Michael Henry 433, 544, 632 Blair, Robert G., Jr. . .632 Barnes, Barbaro Anne 459, 6Jl Bean, Borbc1ro Ann, Mrs. . .632 Berliner, Edward Charles .433 Blair, WillKJm E. 382, 632 Barnes, Beth Anne 557 Bean, Raymond F., Jr. 617 Berliner, Sharon Ntoe . 267 Blair, Wynne Allen . 400 6Jl Sean. Robboe Dee . 428, 429. 432 Berlacher, Stewart Horry .558 
Barnard, Jomes Laing . 270 	Beo1rd, Peggy Jone 301, 632 Berkley, Stephen Lawrence 404, 617 Blair, Jomes Scott . 376 
Barnes, Corot Leigh Blooong. (,a.g Alon . . 279, 280 Barnes, Cortey Russell J69 Beard, David Glenn . . 5U Berman, Leslie Nancy . 558 Slotel>. Davod Mochoel 216, 468, 256 Barnes, Jomei Russell 617 l!eo<d. fot Reed 4 28 Bernard, Anne . 617 Blakley. Je<ame Thoma• . . 378 Bcwnes, Jeffrey Alon 54 1. 546 Bearden, El11obeth A. B • Mn 261 , 60.C Bernstein, Allon lee .425 Blakley, Robert Dwaon . J78, J79, 559 Barnes, Joelle Suson 6Jl Bearden, Joc.kie lee . . 558 Bernstein, R.chard lee 257 Bloncho<d, Jomes Donoel 4 18 Bornei, Kathy Lou 255 Seo,den, Robert Ea" 215. 558 Berntsen, Sanie E 460, S•J. 631 Blanchette, Martha J. . 255, 6J2 
Barnes, MIChoet B 269 Seo'den. Robe<t l. J90 Berry, Cecil Dewayne 267, 270 Blond, Kathleen lomow J90 Barnes, Robert Woyr.e J lS, J98. 617 Beasley, Anita Jone 230, 2BO, 60-4 Se,ry, Cho<les Mo''· J, 1J4, 172 Bland, Mory M. 2Jl, 559 Botnes, Stephonte Ann 459. 6-0• Beosley, Elozobeth I 218, 6J2 S..ry. Jomes Alan 420, 558 Blond. Stephen w . J6•. 6J2 Bornett, AJ1son Jl O Beo•ley. Stephen c,aog 520, 552. 6J2 Betry, wry lee 205 81ont, Kotherone Lynn 618 Barnett, Li ndo lee 61 7 Seosley, Wolloom H . Ill 257. 270 l!e<ry, John Lagan 546 
Slantenbed<I.,., S..ooto J90 Bornhor1, Corl Dvdley 6JI Beaty, Clo1re 604 h<ry, Johnny lee 280, 558 Slantenbodle<, f . A. 412, 51 J Botnhort, Jomet Allen 207 Beoty, Vt0let C., Mrs -413 h<ry. Mo'go'et Angelo . 632 
Slontenshop, Cho<les R J90, 618 Bornh1ll, Betty Louise 267 Seouchomp. Jahn Scott 6J2 S..ry. Rocho'd lee 4JJ, 617 
Slantenshop, T..-ry 0.11 317 
Barnhill, Donald Roy 61 7 	Beouduy, Jeon lou1s.e 462 Be<ry. Thelma f 250 Blonscett, Robert loy . 400 
Barnhill, Will.om Poul 520, 552 	Beauregard, Corot Elo1ne 422 Be<ry, Tommy Ray 2J6. 248. 558 Blanton, Ehiobeth l 632 
Borr, Stephen Lowrenc.e 456. 6Jl 	Beaven, Mory Kay 226 S.rry, Tommye Corl SSS Blanton, Noncy 604 
lloH, Susan Gayle 175. • 22, 60• 	eeov.,..Rl>ett C>.r;n 187. 418, 617 Be<ry, Wolloom C 558 Blanton, p.,.ry Owon 618 
Sorrentine, Joe C>Kor 600 	Bechtel. Donoel R 208 Berry, W1llt0m R 280 Bl01<hh, Edge<. l< 248, 261, 544 
Borrero, Juon Monvet 6JI 	Bechtold, Sho<on Lynn 27J Be<ryholl, Donnoe W 2 59 Slav.... G<egory l" •O•. 6-04 
Borrero, Nora G J U , 6JI 	Beet, Cho<les Edwo' d 428 Benon, Cho<te. V P • J, J90 Sloylodo, Stephen GI.. 469. 6111 
8orr.,o. Normo Gon.iot.t 271 •BJ. 557 	Beet, Debo<ah l ynne 6J2 Bertel-. Jo"'°' Allen 492, 496. 497, 506. 504. 552 Sleokly. Jahn 5 , k 559 
llo"""· Cho<te. h<n0<d 217. 402. 6JI 	a.di, OonokJ G lenn 545 Berlin, T9fry Kenneth 3B8 lliedley. Dovod Goo.go 211 . 299. 269. 211 . 618 Beet. Go<y Gene Berto.a. Ronald Alon
lorren, Emily El1zobeth 6-04 J96 •08. 632 lllefeld, llofbcwo Ann 632 lorrett, J0tne1 Anderton 604 Beet.. Jahn Rochcwd JO•. 600 Bertrand, ~A 278. 437 Blonto, llet!y Anto 261 , 559 llo"""· Raymond D , J< 206. 408. 6 17 Beet. Thomas .lomol 282, 617 Beu. Elozoboth G 6J2 lllou. 1-4J6, 559 iloHeft, R.dlo<d Goo.go 557 Beet.,.. Dovod (o,lyle J66 Beu, G<egory Goo.go 236 lllo.,, Robert 0.-.00. 2113, SS9 Borrett. Richard H , Ill 6-0• Beel.,., Kenn Het... 6J2 Beuelloeu, V•gonoo Adelle 481, 558 Slot<h, Nodoo Jon Jil', 316, 6111 llom"ll"', Cheryl E 261 lechr, lorry ~. 617 Best, Gory Tomothy J19 llloch. Mollyn -632 Borron, Dom .&.on 6-0• ~ker, More trw1n 366 Best, Goo.go Stephen •56 lllocl. Donald Mortel '16, 632 


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!t Block, Eloone Woodley . 416, 300 Bounds, Rebecca lynn 304, 472 Bricker, Douglas G. . 560 Brown, Michael Robert . .560
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Blodgett, Robert Harold 520, 552 Bourque, Lynette Marie .632 Bocker, John A., Jr. . 269, 633 Brown, Nancy Mone .560
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Blomdohl, Letha Mory . . 559 Boutwell, Ben1omin C. .228 Bndger, John Norman . . 560 Brown, Neddo Mone 4BO, 543 
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Bloom, Koria Elaine . 182. 301 Bowden, Shoron Ann .61B Bridges, Elizabeth Helen . 460 Brown, Of1ver Corl 279, 2BO, 21143! 
Bloom, Modolyn Beth 270, 271 , 600 Bowen, Earl A. 191 , 242, 559 B'idges, Londo Coro! . 251 , 560 Brown, Rolph K. . . .453 Bloomer, Thomas Jo'9ph .205 Bowen, J. Donald . . 173 Bridges, Robert Ashe 312, 39B, 560 Brown, Rebecca Eve . 459, 633.Ill 
Blossom, Paulo Jeon . . 272 Bowen, Jomes Ruueil 372, 547 Bridges, Susan . .365 Brown, Robert E., Ill . 420, 560 311 
Blount, Thomas Delp 274, 280 Bower, Lindo Corot .4B2 Bnell, Kathern~ Ann . 452 Brown, Robert George . . 269,I' 
Bluestein, Costine l. .632 Bowers, Bill David .605 Broggs, Janet Gwynn . 255 Brown, Robert Michael . .560 Cl 
Bluethmon, Cor°'yn Sue .376 Bowersock, David Michael .534 Bnggs, John Elloott 42B, 605 Brown, Robert Russell .256 Jll 
Blu1eH, Talmadge . . 509 Bow~. Robert A., II 202, 203, 205, 277 Bnggs. Michoel C. 412, 466 Brown, Roy Glenn . 560 ill 
Blum, Diano Go1I . 255, 268 Bowles, Borboro Allen 1B3. 268, 460, 605 B<iggs, MKhoel Jeffrey . 232, 2BO, 560 Brown, Steven lee . 376, 633 
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Blum, Susan . 	.261 Bowles, Delt0 Ellen . 204 Briggs, Shoron Lynn . . 255 Brown, W1llord E., Ill 269, 633 
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Blumberg, Gory Bruce .433 Bowman, Gory Stonford .302 Briggs, William Henry, Ill . . 560 Brown, W illiam R., Jr. 396, 633
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Blumberg, Gaye Lynn .313 Bowman, Jomes Stephen .206 B<oghom, Betty Lou .605 Browne, Sorry Alon . .451 ,IJl 
Blumenthal, Ellen Sue .253 Bowman, Keith . 314, 632 B<oght, George Wolle< . 287, 289 Browning, N1eote . .605 
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Blumenthal, Koren Joy . .61B Bowman, Peter David .4BB Bright, Joanne S., Mrs. . 270 Browmng, R1chord F. .509 lll 
Blunk, Don I. 	. 559 Bowman, Robert T. . .559 B<ight, Robert Low,ence 221, 2BO, 560 Brownlee, Ehzobeth C. . .633 
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Blythe, Gory M. .269 Bowman, Stephen Bradley .376 Bngman, Jomes Volgene . 227 Brownlow, Doniel Cloron . .605 !'! 
Bootmon, lotdo Urbina, Mn. .553 Bowman, Terrance lynn . 282 Briley, Sandro Lynn . 255 Broyles, Robert Rogan Jr. . 2B2. 4B7, 560 
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Bobbitt, Joy Charles . 294, 386, 559 Bowman, Wayne F., Ill 416, 600 Brimble, Paulo Ado 301, 473, 618 Bruce, Doyle Edward, Jr. .560 Ill 
Bobo, Carolyn Gail . 2B1. 304, 600 Bowmer, Jerold Eugene 242, S59 Brin, Borboro J. .633 Bruce, Poul lee 2B5, 560 Jll 
Bobo, Michael Stanford .420 Bowyer, Gerold lee . .441 Brinkley, Gory . 257 Brueck, Janet Harriet .463 .1111 
Bobo, Steven Alon .420 Box, Bonnie Beth . !B2 Brinkley, Solly Kote .605 Bruell, Steven C. • , . . 269 .1111 
Boele, Addie Sue S., Mn. . 559 Box, Jerry Dole 161, 260 Briones, Ooniet . . 247 Bruggman, Koren lynn . .605 Ill 
Boddeker, Janice Sue . 559 Box, T e<ry Deon . 269 BriKo, Jomes I., 111 •605 Brumoge, Mory Eltzobeth . . 460 ,JI 
Bode, Charles Wm., Jr. .270 Boyd, Corie Gipson . .247 BriKoe, Joney 	.618 Brummell, Richard Jomes . 242, 618 
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Bodemul\er, Cornelio H. 441 , 559 Boyd, Don Stewart . 269 Britt, Charles W .. Jr. 269, 376, 633 Brummett, Thomo1 l., Jr. .213 lJ 
Bodenhamer, Su son Dee .231 Boyd, Glenn Weldon 46B, 600 BriH, Down Louise . 618 Brundrett, Jod: Huliey . .605 lll 
Bodenstein, Jurgen H. .538 Boyd, Jomes Wolter . . . 213 Britt, Spurgeon K., Jr. 420, 618 Brunell, Frednd: George .553 & 
Bodilly, Joanne Louise . .452 Boyd, Julio M. l., Mrs.. .559 Britton, Donold E. . 269, 633 Bruner, R1chord Bruce . .392 lll 
Bodner, Koren Elaine ! 73, I B8, 311 Boyd, Margaret Sue . 437, 632 Brttton, 0. Francis . . 4BB Bruner, Thoma• Moloch1 .205 .ll 
Bodzy, Gerold Wayne . 269, 433 Boyd, Monroe B., Jr. .559 Britton, Janice Helene . . . . . . . . . . . 47B Bruns, Jomes AJv1n .560 
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Boehme, Lynwood William 24B, 544 Boyd, Poul Clifton, Jr. 3BO, 61B B'ooddus, Jomes A. 259, 190, 234, 277, 2BO, 560 Bruu, Wilham A., Jr. 39B, 560 !II 
Boenig, Lorry R. 246, 559 Boyd, RKhord W .. Jr. 398, 632 Broaddus, Michael G. 213, 547 Bryon, Annette Eileen . .252 
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Boeye, Marcia E .• Wvs.. .320 Boyd, W1ll1om Pnddy 291, 406, 559 Broch1tein, Stephen lors 257, 424, 560 Bryon, Jomes Thomas, Jr .. 216, 269 17 
Bogar, Francis A. • 211, 299, 211 Boyer, Bonnie lynn .604 Brock, John Mortin . 560 Bryon, PotrtCIO Jeon . .560 
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Bogart, Dovtd Edward . .559 Boyer, El izebeth 0 . .462 Brock, John R. 161 , 31B Bryant, Barbaro Ann 477, 483
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Bogdomki, Nancie Lynn 301 , 542, 549 Boyer, Wolter J . 262, 304, 559 Brock, Neldo Ann, Mn. . 261 Bryant, Corot Ann . .454 
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Boger, Doris Jeon . .559 Boyett, Ernest J., II .559 B<ock, William A .. Jr. . 388, 633 Bryant, Charles We1ley .282 lll 
Boggs, Coro! l•ndo .27B Boyle, Kathleen F. 301 , 320 Brockman, lony Deon . .487 Bryant, Jock Oovw:J 249, 560 
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Boggs, Susan Dole 293, 435 Boyle, Kathleen S. 252, 462, 632 S.oden, Albert C., Ill . 267 Bryant, Jomes R. .428 ,ll7 
Bohac, Susan Jo 454, 618 Boyle, Patricio Sherron . 156, 167, 301 S.ogon, John Albert . .618 Bryant, John H. .319 115 
Bohart, Doniel Willard . .396 Boynton, Rebecca Gene 310, 618 Broll, lorroine Therese . 270, 276, 560 Bryant, Judith Toi . . . 460 
Bohlmann, Margaret M. .632 Bozarth, Betsy Roe . 192, 268, 618 Bromser, Paulo Kathleen 462, 61 B Bryant, lorry Michael .205
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Bahls, Koren Beth . .618 Bozarth, Sharon Sue . . 270, 459, 559 Bronstein, Mortin David .424 Bryant, Rebecca Jone .560
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Bohl1, Kent lee . .559 Brobond, Randoll Joke . .492 Brooke, Jomes Moxey .618 Bryant, Ruth Ann 226, 437 $! 
Bahls, Kiri< Roy . 	.632 Brocher, Robin Sue 193, 604 Brooking, Anita Louise . .633 Bryant, Terry lynn 2B1 , 304, 472, 605 
Bohls, Lexine T. 460, 632 Broe ht, GerokJ leigh .632 Brooltner, Steven Joseph 431, 433 Bryont, Thurmon, W., Jr. .466
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Bahls, Mory J. C., Mrs. .270 Brockeen, Corotyn Ann . 251 B<ooks. Amy Jill . . . . . 44B Bryson, Joe Goodson . 380, 560 Tl 
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Bohm, Robert Mo'k .433 Bracken, David lee .386 Brooks, Benjamin Acie, Ill . ! 59, 38B, 3B9, 605 Brzeszk1ew1u, Peggy Jone .16!
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Bohman, Sonja Bernice . . 253 Brackenridge, Genie . . 161 8,ooks, Billy Merle . 205 Buoos, Julianne 255, 315 
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Bohmfolk, Jomes W. .270 Brockett, lorry 	. 539 Brook1, Claire Denise . 255 BucH, Beverly Ann . . 455, 633 
Bohu1lov, Georgia Ellan . 559 Bracy, Andrea lew . .605 B,ooks, Judy lee .605 Bucel<, M.choel Anthony 283, 561 Boland, Corotyn Roe 459, 632 Bmdbury, Mory Sabino 437, 618 S.ooks, Judy R., Mn. .560 BucH, Michoel Thomas .488 I!
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Boland, Michael lee . 20B, 275, 600 Broden, Gail . . 263, 605 Brooks, louro lee . . 182 Bucel<, Noncy J. w.. Mn.. .270 
Bolonde<, Jonell E. .251 Broden, Joyce Irene . 2B1. 304, 455, 605 Brooks, Leonard Leo, Jr. 552, 492 Buchan, Inez Eltzobeth . . 304, 633 IOI 
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Bolanos, Jose Jesus .269 Broden, Rebecca Ann .50B B<ooks, Lloyd William, Jr. 242, 605 Buchanon, David Andrew . .618 Bold, Sheila lynne .406 B<odley, Charles, Jr. _ . 277, 559 B<ooks, R.bocco Ann . 231 Buchanon, Helen .561 Bolding, Charles Nolan .292 B<odley, Deborah Koy . . .632 Brooks, Ronald Pork . .316 Buchanon, Joe Keith . .519 
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Bolding, Rebecca J. 27B, 437. 632 Bradley, Gorkmd Douglass .310 B<ooks, Som Ollie . 205, 277 Buchanon, Judy Ann 261, 416
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Boles, Glenn Ewing 41 B. 632 Bradley, Samuel . . . . Brooks, Stephen Herold . 412 Buchanon, lesl~ H. . .633 Ill 
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Bolger, Joseph Edward . .488 Bradshaw, John Tryon, Jr. 406, 407, 53B Brooks, Stephen Nelson 269, 618 Buchek, Robert Harvey . 398, ~33 la! 
Bolin, Jovonne .549 Brocbhaw, iY.elonie M. 	Brooks, William Howard . 2B2 Buchtler, Virginia Beth 1B3, 452, 455
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Bofin, Richard l., Jr.. .456 B'odshow, Nick Clyde .229 Brookshire, Chodes C. 456, 633 Buck, Everett Roy, Jr. .213 llt 
Boll, Roymond M., Jr. .39B Brod show, Ruth Anne 437, 632 Brosterhous, George E. .519 Buckelew, lee Roy .509 
BoUer, Richard Allen . . 217 Brody, Kathleen M. Brothers, Koren Anne .633 Buckland, Woe Jung .462 lll 
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Bolling, Robert Thomas . 182, 61B Brody, Margaret K.. .467 Brott, Clifford John, Jr. . 560 Buckley, Ronny l. V.. .605 .ii 
Bollinger, Jeon Omer .462 Bragg, Kenneth Donald .632 Brott, Suson Genevieve . 61 B Buckman, Brent Deon .534 
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Bollinger, Ronald Clint . 134, 149, 227, Broke, Teresa lynn .632 B'ougher, John R., Ill .441 Buckman, Michael Alon . 270, 561 
259, 285, 477, 4B6, 559 Brome, Joel lynn . . . .552 B<oughton, Denn~ W. .456 Buescher, Jomes Elmer, Jr. 416, 61B 
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Bolton, Eliuo Lea . .632 Bramlett, Rebecca Ann . 254, 605 S.oughton, lorry Ted 1B7, 223, 560 Buffington, Sherry l. . 226 ii 
Bolton, Je<ret Edwin . .492 Bronom, Willtom Wally . .559 B<oullire, John C. . . 468, 633 Buford, John Bodey . .304 IC' 
Bolton, Michoel J. .374 . 	. Bugbee, Robert Mo'1holl 193, 605
Bronomon, Timothy Foye .559 B<owde<, David Edwin . 600 155, 1 B3, l!I 
Bolton, William Rau . .392 Branch, John Bagwell 206, 275 B<owde<. Joel< F.• k. 390, 432, 61 B Bugh, Wilma Virgine .462 
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Bond, Jomes H., Jr. 420, 546, 632 Brand, Vernon Gory . . 228, 559 Browde<, Jock H.. Jr. 304, 633 Buie, Rosemary . .561 
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Bond, Stanley Key 304, 632 Brandenberger, lynn E. .291 Browder, Noncy Jeon . . 267, 271 , 273 Bulkeley, Horry Clifford .42B Jll 
Bonner, Mortho Goil 479, 549 Brandenburg, Barbaro I. 476, 480 B<own, Alphonce Joseph, Jr. 175, 186, 457, 600 Bull, Edwin John .273 Ill 
Bonwtc.h, Christopher . 294 	420, 61B B<own, Amy Joan . . . Bull, George Wnley, J<. 2B3, 633
Brandenburg, Potnck F. 1B2, 288, 304, 314, 633 Jll 
Bullo,d, Robert Wayne .
Booch, Helen E. 1B3. 604 Brandes, Robert John . .259 Brown, Borboro Estelle . . 560 	406, 633 
Boo!<..... Don c. 466, 632 Brondimarte, Cynthto Ann 268, 3B9, 618 Brown, Borton Vaughan .217 Bullongton, Alon Roy . 269, 633
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Boone, Dorns Evelyn 261, 389, 604 Brandon, Beverly Eulone 476, 479, 54B, 61B Brown, Brenda . 	.605 Bullington, Janet Suson . 2B7, 561 
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398, 61B Brandt, Kathleen Louise 372, 559 Brown, Brenda Anne .633 234, 2BO, 259Ill 
Boone, Jomes T. . 247 Brandt, William David . 372, 618 B,own, Caleb S .. 111 . 242, 560 	.Bullock, Elzo Vance, Jr. . .633
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Boone, William Price .2s·. Brannon, Coral Lynette .559 Brown, Corot Sue . 436, 633 Bullock, Roslyn Go1I, M.rs.. .47B " Boortz, Charles C. Lucas 211 , 214, 420 Brannon, lindo loroine 267, 276, 559 Brown, Charles 0 . 242, 560 Bullock, Soro V. . 145 
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Boortz, Mory . 270 Brannon, Peggy Ann .560 Brown, Cynthie Wynell .605 Bub, Ronald lester 230, 283. 488 YI 
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Booth, Richard Edward . 420, 61B Brantley, Brenda l. . . 293, 455, 632 Brown, Dorothy Jone . 443 Bunce, A. Koy l., Mn.. . 460 I 
Boothe, Toye Jeon 316, 632 Braselton, l indo Adair . 270, 271 , 600 B'own, Doyle Wayne . . 213 Bunce, Gail Ann • 436, 605 i)O 
Bordono, Rita Jannette . .467 Brashear, Robert Keith . . .61B Brown, Elizabeth Anne . . 255 Bunch, PomekJ Jo . .618 
Borden, Robert Chriltion .604 B<osher, Cho,les Stephen . 283, 2B2 Brown, Emily Koren . . 560 Bunker, Charles lrven 457, 633,ill 
Borden, Tony Gayle . .291 Bratten, Marjorie V .. .6!B Brown, Gory Alon .605 Bunkley, Claude E., Ill 295, 408, 605 Borders, Regino Morie . 255. 618 Brauer, Chor~ E. . 209, 277 Brown, Gory Ck>vis . .605 Bunn, Bruce Relyea .216• Boren, Corl Leslie . 211 , 214, 277, 368, 559 Broun, Ovosho Edith . .61B Brown, Gilton lomor . 457, 633 Buquoo, Mih Eugene 22B, 561 
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Borey, R~ond Born .61B Broun, Ronald Woyne . 	Burch, Arthur Lee, Jr. .3B8 
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Borg, Ronold D. , . . . .2! 1 Breunig, Christine Morie . 416 Brown, Hol Dennis 229, 605 Burch, Noncy Jo 261 , 419 Ill 
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Bor91teodt, William Grant .559 Breunig, Potrict0 Mortin .257 B<own, ldonell . . . . . . 255 	Burchard, Gfenn Orrin . . 216, 269, 633 
Bormoster, Judith M. .459 Browley, Oovid lee . .632 Brown, Irmo lynn V., Mrs. 270, 294 8ufchord, lloymond Deon . 304, 633 Ill 
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Born, Chor'-on Ann . 21B. 618 Broy, Chri.topher 0.. 145, 265 B<own, Jock D. . 25B, 270 Burdt, Gory louis . .229 Jtl 
Borne, Emery Erl .559 .605 	Burdi", David C. 3~. 618
Broy, Nancy Paige .632 Brown, Jackie lee 
Borr er, Jerry lee 279, 280, 600 Brazil, Jerry Hol . 209, 618 Brown, Jomes Cloy 39B, 432 	Burge, R.bocco Foye .561 
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Borth, Frieda Jeanne .618 Breaud, Stepoen J. Brown, Jono lyn . 439 	Bu,geu, Robert Porter . 412
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Borth, Jone Ellen 459, 632 Breeding, Nmo Jeon .445 B<ow., Jeon Ann . . 633 	Burge", Miehe* R. . . .412 
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Borth, Katherine M. . .618 Breedlove, Jennifer . .618 B<own, John Edney . 304, 633 .545 9l 
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Borum, Winston Leroy . .20B B<eedlove, M.tchell J. . . . 2B3 B<own, John McCullough . . 3BO Burgin, John Fredertd . . . .....42B 1·1 
Bosley, Myra K. .459 Breidenbach, John Claude Brown, John Rondolph . . 422, 423 Burk, T eleno Leo . . . 261, 271, 2B7, 437, 605 Bosman, Virginia J. .632 Bretthoupt, Botboro A. . .618 Brown, Joshua More . 187, 433, 633 Burke, Edmond John, Ill . 38B, 618
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Bosquez, Romon Doniel .469 Breland, William M.. Brown, Judith Tomro .460 	Burke, Edmund Thomas, Jr. .380 Burke, Koren Ann .
Boster, Michael Hoyden .488 Brelsford, Susan V. . . Brown, Kenneth Marvin .61 B .633 Bostwick, Brodley Breck 217, 408, 618 Bremer, Katherine Ann . 261 , 271 , 560 Brown, Lawrence E .• Jr. 269, 633 . 270 
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Boswell, Ben Autrey, Jr. .600 Bremer, Noncy lou Brown, l1ndo Bunette .633 	Burke, Mory Rabon !B3, 44B 
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Bo.well, Bolly Croy .559 Brennon, Thomos . Brown, l1ndo Joy . . 560 . 270 Boswell, Jeon Arline . 182, 459, 6!B P·ent, Dennis AJlen . Brown, Lindo Morie . . 560 Burkett, Delmor Eugene . 270 
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Botord, Sondra Koy K., Mis. 271 , 559 Brett, Nancy Jo . . .605 B<own, Lynn Ellen 1B3, 271 , 459 Buritett, Howard Gfenn 273. 561 jl 
Bouchard, Chrntine K. .632 Brewer, Potncte Koy . 291, 618 Brown, Morgoret S. . 460 	Burkett, Miktred Sue . .212 
Bouchard, Sierra So• .559 Brewer, Robert lewis Brown, Marilyn T rocey . . 560 	Burkhart, Koren Anne . 260
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Boucher, Chrnhne E. .604 Brewer, Sandro Sue . 304, 462, 549, 633 Brown, Marthe Moria .605 	Buritlin, Joan Mone .255
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Bouck, Gront Stephen 203, 209, 277 Brewer, T rovtS Eorl . 297, 600 S.own, Mory Ellen . . . 255 	Burlc:s, Ehzobeth A. 255, 304 
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.604 Brewer, Wilham Louis 386, 560, 432 Brownn Melinda Onte . .61 B
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Bounds, Donold Rayford . 61B Bre.....tet, Morcui Hunt . . 441 Brown, Michoel Emerson . 60~ 	Bumett, Cloud;o . . 255, 633
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Burnett, P AJd1s Byron, 8'uce Bernhardt 1S6, 17S, 277, 210 . . 41 2 . .618 
. S61 Campbell, G<egory M. Cortw,;gh1, Edwon 0 ., Ill Burnett, Roger Jefome . 368 Bywoten, John Kelty .364 Campbell, Jomes P. . . 633 Cortw,;gh1, MO<olyn C. 182, 2SS, 633 Burnett, Somuel 0 227. 2S9, 280 Campbell, Jon E. . . . 278, S48, 633 Cocvo1ol, Chorl., Edward 246, 600 Burney, Wilham M., Ill . .412 Campbell, Jonis Lynne . 293 , -'37 , 618 Cocw;fe, Gerold A., Ill . . 562 Burnhom, John Milton . 270 Campbell, Joeann . -'59 Cary, Cynthia lee . .261 Burm, Becky . .4SS c Compbetl , Lucindo . . . 293 Co.., Hocvey lee, Ill . 368, 432 Burns, Be"erty Jeon .261 Campbell, Mallory Jone . 618 Cosey. Joe Edwo,d, J<. . . . 633 Burns, George Leonard .469 Campbell, Michael Allen .492 Cosey, Mid>ael Thomas 17S, 312, 384 Burns, John Simeon, Jr. .398 Campbell, M;td,ed C. . . .60S Cosey, Shown Russet 317, 618 
Caballero, R1chord Gorc10 . 561
Burns, Potrte10 Ann .266 Compbell, Paulo W., liitrs. . -'84 Cosey, Susan . . . 562 
Burns, Richard Robert Cabe, Davod 8. 280, 2S9, S61
. 422 Campbell, Phillips K., Jr. .374 C<nh, Joe Cosey . . . S22 
Burns, Suson V. Code, Koren lee "5.f, 633 
. S61 Campbell , Robert Baxter . . . . . . . 5" Casillas, Esmerakto -'59, 605 
Burns, W1llt0m W. Codeno, Kenneth Wayne . . 561
.269 Campbell, Robert Davod 310, 318, 388, 618 Caso, Richard . . . . . . . 562
Codeno, Mory Helen . 226 
Burrell. Elouise .S48 Campbell, Robert F. . 269, 4S6, S36 Burrell, Jerry Lou 4SO, 4S4, S61 Campbell, Ruuell P. . S09 
Codwolloder, Poul David . . . . . . . . . . 231 ~~·. ~~:~r. 386, 600 Cafferty, Polncoo Lynne I, lSS, 192, 212, 2S3, S61
8urr9f', Jemlyn Jone . .480 Campbell, So•oh C. . . . 253 Casstevens, Koy Leshe . 182, '2s3,' !o~ 
Coffey, Dovod Luthe• 249, 273, 294, S26, SS2, 561
Burro, Cho.lo. N . . .S22 Campbell, Susan lee . . . . 4SS, 60S Cos1ogt;one, Poul Alfred 232, 280, 562 
. Cage, Robert l. 317, 318, S61
Bums, Katherine R293, 618 Campbell, Thomas Heo<n . 492, SOI, S02, SS2 Coslollo, Holda D;ono . . . . . . . . . .436 
Cagney, Mo•go A. l .. Mn. . S61
Burrow, Randoll Wotluns . 476, 477, 488 Campbell, Wilham Bryson . 270 Costaio, Rodolfo F. 14S, 1'8, 282, 2S9, S38 Burrus, Jere Lynn . 188 Campbell, Wilham Deon . 492 Castleberry, Kathy Sue . . .439 
Cogney, M1choef Jomes . . 561 
Cagney, Richard ~one, Jr. . . 5.t5
Burson, Bertha Lynn . . 301 Campbell, Wilham Mike . 552
Cool , Ca<olyn E. . '4S, 633 ~:~~: ~,,.; ~i..1' . . . 462, 633 
Burson, Susan Terry . 4S4, 633 Campise, Janice . . . . . . -'60 
Burt, Virg1n10 Ann . 261 Campos, Antonio Renter+o 2-'2, 605 Cotchongs, Londo P. . . . . . . 4S9,':~~

Coin, Ben1om1n F., II . 209 Coin, Leonard William . . 282
Burtner, Borboro Anne . . 281 Canada, Cathy Doane 239, S61 Col.., John Wo"en . 190, 277, 280, 20S, 406, 600
Coin, Pamela Susan . . 561
Burton, Bobby len .388 Conant, Roy Moschel ..316 Cathers, Dovtd Emerson . . . . . . . . . . 380 
Coin, Shirley Ann . . 605
Burton, Christopher 0. . 20S Canant, Rebecca . . 406, 605 Catlett, William RoUond . . 492 Burton, Douglas Rulon .420 Co+n, Ted Dewayne . . 29" Canavan, Bonnie K. . . 483 Caughey, Chad .. A. . . . . 270 Burton, Jimmy George . . 249 Coon, Te<ry Sue 4S2, 60S Confoeld, Jeon 482, S61 Caulkins, Stanley H. . . . '16 
Burton, Joseph Arr>Old . 224, 600 Calabro, Fronk Peter . . 2.C6, 600 Cangelosi, Lindo . . . . . 255, 278 Covonough, Kathryn Jan , , . . .482 
Burton, Will1om Comer . 374, 60S Calaway, Edward lee., Jr. ..00, 605 Connodoy, Margaret A., M.ts. . 387 Cavanaugh, Kenneth lee . 221 , 280, 600 Burttschell, Homan M. 4S9, 633 Coldbeclc, Thomes Kevin 210, 199 Cavanaugh, Maureen C. . -'78 Busby, Thomas Fronkl1n . 60S Caldero, Norman Jose . .561 ~~~~~~.rty~~~7:n~:n. . .469 Cavanaugh, Roy . . . . . 233
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BuKh, Dennis Gene . . .618 Calderon, Sylvia Ann .633 Connon, Gordon Thomas . . 561 Cavazos, Irmo R. T., M.ts.. . . . 562 
Bush, Ellzobeth Suzanne . 287 Coldwell , Carol Ann ,.u2 Cannon , Holly Lyn . . . 633 Cavazos, Manuel, IV . . . 562 Bush, John Howord .S61 Coldwell, Londo Joyce . . 633 Connon, Michael Dov1d . 633 Cove, Catherine Ann . . 281 304 Bush, John Steven . 217, 60S Coldwell , Robert H .. 111 . 402, 618 Cannon, Michael Kent . . . 618 Cove, Jomes Mtchoel . . '. -'92 
8ush, M•d>ael Ge<a<d . 280 Coley, Rocho•d W. 382, 633 Conte<, Cathy Ann . 204, 268, 298, 308, 460, 618 Cove, Roberto. . . . . . ..618 
Bush, Robert G. Calhoun, Mochoel llfuce 23S, 280 
. 280 Cantor, Lawrence W . .......... .633 Covende<, St•lmg A. . . .6SO 

Bushey, June Ryon .313 Calk, Henry Dell, J<. . 618 Contrell , Cecil Dell . . 390, 600 Cawthon, Williom C., Jr. . . . .·U1 8utle<, Debo< oh Edythe .561 Calk, Jome1 i<won . 408, 633 Cont•ell, Martha Doane 183, S6 I Ceo,fey, Gweno lynn . . 2SS 304 633 Butler, Jomes Floyd .420 Calk, Judolh Ann 429, S61 Cantu , Morgoret Louise . . 562 Ced!, Mehndo Ann . . . ' '. 60S Bullo<, Judoth Moe Calk, Timothy Wayne .633 
.226 Conlu, Rudolf G. . . 283, 488, S62 Ceder~m. Borboro Joan . . . 562 Butler, Mori< Reed . . . 269 Colkm, John D. .429 Cantwell, Mory Londo . 60S Cehon, Frances Elizabeth . . . 605 Bu tier. Monette Mone 293, 618 Collohon, Mortorie Anne . 605 Conly, Dav;d S...ry . 4S6 Centeno, Roberto C. . . . . . 261 Butt..-.. Pamela Anne . .618 Callahan, Robert lee . 633 Caperton, Mo•k S. . . 208 Center, Earl Carlyle, II . . 280 304 
Butler , Potnct0 Lynn . 
.618 Collohon, Susan Chandler 273, 605 Coplon, Robert Alon 424 , 633 Cente<, Kathy Rose 190, 229.' 2SS, 
Butler , Peogy Meltuo 
2SS, 633 Collon, Cynthia Goy . 462, 633 Coponecch1, August J. . . . 270 270, 281 , 304, 4S2, 618 Butler, Peggy Yvonne .60S Calloway, Coren Gale . . 398 Cappello , Manuel Antonio . 605 Centilli, Dorothy Jeon . 439, 619 Butier, Robert AJon . 217 Calloway, Chad .. Mo•k . 60S Capron, Philip Wayne . . 223 Centilli, Margaret Ann . Butler, Thomas lee 209, S61 Collowoy, Lindo Susan . . .-'60 Corby, Gory Wayne . . 618 Cerl, Cho,f., Joseph, J<. .60S 
..463
Butterwick , lilw:Jry l0ts . 2SS Calloway, Penny Cathryn . 185, 308, 429, 618 Card, Cheryl Elizabeth . ...C43 Cerna, Sharon Rose . . 
2SS, 460
Bvttery, Jomes Warren . .60S Collison, Robert Emmerson . 492, 552 Cardenos, Claudette M. .633 Cerullo, Michael Alfred . 
. 486 
Buttery, Virg1n10 Alice .618 Calloway, Mory C S., Mn. .S61 Cordwell, Carolyn Jone . 542 Cervenka, Edward Renfro Butzberge<, Mory Gaol . .429 Colvert, Corol Lynell . 561 Ca<dwell, Som Jeffrey . . 368 Ceshlr.er, Gregory lee .619 
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Butiberger, Thereso 0 . . .460 Colvert, Lawrence J., Jr. .633 Cordwell , Sherry Otone . 542 Chooyto, Houon, I . . 619 Byars, Jock1e lou11e . 460, 633 Co/very, Dovtd Wayne . . 368 Cordwell , William E. 404 633 Chalk, Dov;d lee . . . 
. S2'1, SS2 8ybee, Som Alon . . , . .60S Calvetti, Lawrence . . . .227 Cor~1ll, Will+om G. . . . 37-': 618 Cholmen, Stephen Col . 310, 318, 419, 432 Byers, Cynthia C. 8., /rN's. .60S Comocho, Henry Vaughn . . 206 Conker, George Eorl, Jr. .618 Chomberlo;n, Donald E. , 
372, 60S 
Byington , Jos Donte! . ..60S Comeron, John Hugh . . .561 Ca<I, Chodotte C. . 31S, 618 Chomberto1n, Wolter Bnan . ..S22Byington, Somuel J., Ill . 232, 561 Commock. 8en1om1n Y., Jr. .561 Corl, Margaret Luc1lie 255, 437, 633 Chamberlin, Patricio l. . . 478, S49 Symon, N~.an AUen .402 Comp, Carol Ann . . 561 C0<lberg, Enka . . . 482 Chomben, Edwo•d V., Ill . 283, 683 Byrd, Kenneth MKhoel . .S61 Comp, John Wolter . . 39r Corleston, Mitton lee .633 Chambers, Terry Lynn . . 261, S62 Byrd, Otis Eugene .279 Comp, Ronald Pe<ry . . 213, 402, 618 Codeton, Cho,i., E. . . . S62 Chambers, Walter Wayne, 
2S9, 280 
Byrd, Sheron Ann , 4S4, 633 Campbell, Ben1omm J. 392, 5'°' Co•leton, Martha Sue . . 2SS, 278, 633 Chambers, Wilham E. . . . 372 Byrd, Suson Margaret .60S Campbell, Cothe<one V. . 478 Carlis~. Catherine Groce . . -'52 Chomb/1n, Joe Preston . 
..229
Byrne, Kevin Arthur . 398 Campbell, Cro+g Alon , 534 Carlisle, Jon Kathryn , .618 Chon, Poul Sh1ukai . . . 633 Byrnes, Vidu Lynn 462, 618 Campbell, Donald E. 228, S61 Carlisle, Nancy E. . . . . 605 Chonc:ell0<, W. E., Jr. . . . . S34 Byrom , Anita Sue . 472, 618 Campbell, Edwon Cloy, J<. , S61 Carlisle, V1ck1 Joyce . . 296, "8. 605 Chancey, Michael Ga<don 404 , 619Byrom, Joe Alon .392 Campbell, honk W. . 408, 633 Carlson, Harry W., Jr. -'06, 618 Chandler, Catherine S . . .633 
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. 270 Codton, Stephen Dale . 207 Chondle<, Peggy lee . 429 Carlyle, Davod C. .SS3 Chaney, John Show . . 
. 208 Carmichael, Lawrence Jock . 209, 277 Choneyworth, Sondm J. 
304, 633 Corm1choel , Norman Edword 269, -'86 Chapa, Codes J. . . . 
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Corm1choel , Paulo Frances 261 , 605 Chopin, Constance E. . 2'13, 409, 4S9 Co•mK:hoel, Robert F. 404, 633 C~1n, Catherine Redo .. . S49 Cormtehoel , Rutt. Moore .618 Chapmon, Helen, Mn. . 
...271 Carnohan, Mory Jane . 633 Chapmon, Jomes W., Jr. 161 , 26S Corney, Margaret E. . 226 Chapmon, Rocho<d John .509 Carnine, Albert, Jr. . 287 Chapmon, Soroh Lou , . . . 439 Coroom , Douglas G. . 161 Chapmon, Syb.I 0. T., Mn.. 
. 261 Co•olhen, Candace 462, 633 Chorles, Yvonne, Altce . . .HS Carothers, Charles Curry . . 206 Cho•iosworth, Sharron G. .2'14 
Cotpenter, ~indo Ann . . 618 Chorlter, Dorothy Ann . . . 562 Carpenter, Catherine Sue . .450 Cho•hon, Scott Douglas . . . 227 Carpenter, Joaquin 247 , 600 Chornes, Deborah Froncts 183, 619 Carpenter, Koy Lynn 182, 633 Cho•poot, Robert A .. •......60S Carpenter, Lindo Lou .. , .618 Chortoff, Arthur . . . 228, 233, 236, 60S Co•penle<, Lynette 183, 2SS, 633 Chornond, John W., IM 422, 60S 
Carpenter, Mehuo Ann 'SS Cho1e, Steven Keith . . 
. 386 
Carpenter, M,choel G. .633 Chose, Thomas Co•I, Ill . 276 
Corr, Curtis Wayne 280, 548, 562 Cho.tong, Co•ol Elder .S62 Corr , Patricio Smith -'62, 633 Chatham, Arnot<> W., Mn. 
. 562 Corr, Pat•ock Allen 269, 456, 633 Chotmos, Nancy Fay . .619 Corr, Rebecca Ann . 605 Chouveoux, Bert lowson . 
.....60S Corr, Royce Preston . .633 Chouveoux, Tony Lynn . . 269, 304, 633 Carroway, Robert H., Ill 376, 605 Chovomo, V.rg+nio . . . 
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Con1<0, Robert Gory . 633 Chaven, Kathryn Jeanne . .....252 Comdr., Kerry Lynn -'59, 633 Cheatham, Donald T. . . .390 Comlr.er, SteYen Alon . 618 C1-hom, Londo Co•ol 261, 271, 450, 562 Comqu1ry, Pobto . . . 562 C1-hom, Pomolo O.u . 314, 619 Ca<roll, Jomn lee 420, 421 Cheatham, Thomas lynn . . . . . . 562 Carroll, Potrte+o Lynn 156, 167 Chenouh, 8ryon Docka<d 207. 27S, 382, '32, 619 Conoll, Ronald Dale 213, 256 Chenouh, Homot E. . . . . ..562 Ca<•oll, Ronald Henry . 416, SS3 Chenault, Stophen F. . 20S, 22'1, 279, 280 Corrotl, Wilham Etwln, Jr. 23-'. 280, 259 Cheney, Thelma Foy .. .634 Ca<•oll , Wolhom Poul 236, 60S Chenowoth, ltobort Espy . 412 Canon, Kathleen l , 60S Cherry, Ca<ol Ann . • 
. SS3 Canon, Manha lH '59, 605 Cherry, W~I-F., 11 • 384, 600 Corson, Robert Woll" 416, S62 Che•ry, Wrynno Chondlo< 304 Corter, IUoir John . 2-'9 Chortkov, Rhonda Foye 634 
Co...,, Co•ol Amanda . S48 Ct1esh"'· 80<bo<o Jo . 2S1 , 288 Con1<, Donny Roy . 60S Chosnock, Joan Ellen , 
60S Co...,, Oebo<oh Cou 439, S'8 Chesnutt, Jone Mone 2SS, 634 Corte<, G. J., Ill 4S7, 633 Chouon, Andn1w long, Jr '51 
Corte" Juloon Goydon 388 Chest1<, Donald Wilham 269 Cort•, ICo•on Donette 31', 633 Chownong, Stephen l" 192, 634 Corte<, Kom Doll 31 S Choen, Pt.oobo Choo-Pong 
445 
Chold, Anno Elozobeth Cort1<, 1tobort Cr"'il 390 Choldon, .loon 273 Cort1<, Ronald Allen 20S 619 
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Nome  Pogis  Nome  P~s  Nome  Po~s  Nome  P~s  
Children, Duane Michael , 388, 619 Childress, Jomes Allen 3B• , S62 Childress, Roberto A. •SS, 63• Childress, Roy Jomes . . S09 Cholds, L;ndo Ann . 255, 268 Childs, Michael King . . . 2B3 Chiles, Robert Hunter, Jr. .•69 Chilton, John Marvin . 270 Chtn, Lindo 2SS, •62 Chon, Molly . .619 Chm1nis, Peter Geofge . .60S Chinn, Sorry Willtom . 282, 60S Chisholm, Deborah Ann .60S Chisum, Pot Howard , S62 Cho, Chtn·Kuei . .SS3 Choe, Chui Young 279, 55J Chat, Joo Seung . . . . . . 279 Choudhary, Ato.ur.R:ehmon . . 190 Chovanec, Robert J. .60S Chow, Peter Koi·Mou . . •B7 Chrisco, Michael Darden , 372 Chrismos, Borboro Lynn . . .""" Christo!, Howard lee 269, 36•, 63• Christensen, David C. . . •BB Christensen, Leslie Ann . 2SO, SS3 Christion, Cynthia Lou .3H Christion, Druscillo Rose •37, 619 Christion, Jomes North . 3B2, 605 Christion, Mory Gaile . 268 Chmllon, Mory J. . .•60 Chmtmonn, Koren F. . 562 Christner, Koy C. Word, Mrs. . . . . . . . . 276 Ch,,.ry, Robert C. .. 159, 265, Jl8, J84, 4J2. 562 Chrumo, Francis Joseph . 285 Chrystal, Cynthia Ann JU, 63• Chuong, John W. . . 259 Chulosamoyo, Monthree . S3B Chumleo, Joseph Grant , 36• Chuoke, Cyntt-.10 Dionne •62, 63• Church, Ann El1zobett-. . . •60 Churct-.111, /t.Aoc Norw1n , . 37• Churchwell, Pomelo Ann . . •62 Ciovorro, Jqhn Josept-., Jr . . 619 Cicconti, Steven Marco . 216 C1co, Warren Leroy . 2•B. •68, 562 C1rko, Jot-in Mortin . 23B Cizek, Joyce Mone . 2•8 Clock, Catherine Ann . . .•SS Clorody, Seth L. W., Mn. . 605 Clorody, Joseph f ., Jr. . 562 Clardy, Christina Joy .605 Clardy. Roe hard R. . . . HS Clarence, Kenneth Cro1g . • 12 Clork, Condy Ann . 476, 484 Clork, Charles 8. . 544 Clark, Charles Thomas . . 177 Clark, Ct-ins Oovid . . . • 19 Clark, Clarence Rondy . . 2B2 Clork, Edwwd Kelley . J98 Clork, El,.obeth 8. . 480  Clark, Gory Alon . . . . Clark, George Edward, Ill Clark, Jomes Edward Clark, JOOn Wiley Clark, Koren Sue . Clark, Lyle Gerold . Clark, Mortin Jomes . . Clark, Michael Jeffery . Clark, Nancy Koren . Clark, Phyllis Ann . . Clark, Scott Hoyd . Clark, Stdney Lynn . Clark, Stephen Terrell Clark, Tt-.omos lee . Clork, Timothy Finn . Clark, Vol Ann . . . . Clarke, Crotg Musgrove Clarke, Rose Ann . . . . Clarke, Stephen Monteith . Clarkson, Cloy King . Clarkson, Steven Dennis Clarkson, Suzy Quanah Cloud, leonee Lynn . . Claughton, Jomes lone Clounen, Donald W. Clawson, Jomes Bruce Cloy, Lynnwood T. Cloy, Steven Henry Cloy, Thomas Carolin, Ill . Clayton, Ollis Milton Clayton, Patricio lee Cleary, MK:hoel L. Cleland, Janet Lyn . . Cleland, Nancy Susan . Clem, Rou Sidney Clemons, lorry . . . . . Clendenen, Donna Gayle . Cleveland, Oovid Jomes Clewis, Kathleen . Clifton, Charles W. Clifton, Ct-.ristine 0 . . . Cline, Custis Costle, Jr .. Chne, William W. . . Clinton, Chrntopt-.er H .. Cloninger, Kriu, Ill Cloud, Jonis Koy . Cloud, Kott-.y Lou . Cloud, lorry Gene Cloud, Shirley Koy _ Cloud, Stephen Earl . Cloudt, Criuy . . Clour. Moriho Lee . Coates, Donne Jeon . Cobb, Bruce Alon . . . Cobb, Charles Harder . Cobb, Donne Sue . . Cobb, Geo<ge Lee . . Cobb, Kenneth Wayne . Cobb, Susan El1zobeth . . Cobb, Tyrus Raymond, Jr . .605 . 254 . 210 .J90 4J9, 562 .J98 . 562 .6J4 542, 548 . 287 . 466 . 444 422, 562 .619 . 486 270, 271 . J88 . 261 .J72 J92, 6J4 546, 605 255, JI 4, 476, 481 , 549 244, 562, 212 402, 40J, 605 28J, 6J4 . 600 259, 227 J7.... 562 276, 562 294, 619 .549 .zo9 . 562 508, 6J4 . 6J4 . . 562 . 420 .28J 27J, 562 . 562 .276 . 547 18J, 412 .469 . 215 .605 J90, 6J4 . 487 .255 .402 . 455 . 476 368 . J64 J76, 6J4 .606 492, 552 .606 . 400 . 270  Coburn, Keitt-. Alon . Cocek, Bruce Charles Cocek, Jonis Cothenne . Cocheres, Patrice Leigh Cochron, Carolyn lee Cocke, John Morion . Cocke, Toni Goy'9 Cockerham, Donald Roy Cockerham, Vtetor . Cockrell, Forrest Edw1n . Cockrell, Morgoret S. . . Codino, George Edward . Cody, John Robert Cofer, Emily Jone . . . Coffee, Robert Randoll . Coffey, Kathryn Ann Coffman, Nancy Sue . Coffman, Rosemary E. Coggin, Curtis lee, Jr . Cohen, Betsy Jon Cohen, Blanche Foye Cot-.en, Burton Irwin . . Cohen, Ct-.orles Stoney . Cohen, Forry! Lois . Cohen, Gory Joel . . Cohen, Ju<fah Daryl . . . Cohen, Lawrence M.choel Cohen, Louis Joy . Cohen, Mork Allen Cohen, Miriom leot-. . Cohen, Potty 8onks . . Cohen, Richard Smulion Cohen, Sharon Lynn . Cohen, Stefani H. . . . Cohen, Stephen Mochoel Cohn, Elaine Rutt-. . Cohn, Kenneth Doyle Cohn, Lindo Eileen . Coker, Robert Lee, Jr. Coker, Shor on . . . . Colbert, Mory El1zobett-. Coldwell, Peggy Anne Cole, Cecil Fronk, Jr. Cole, Jackie Ann Cole, Morvine . . Cole, Mory Anne . Cole, "'4.elisso Ann Cole, Patrick J. . . . . Cole, Stephen Warren . Colemon, Borboro Sue . . Colemon, Columbus E., Jr. Colemon, Sondra Koy Colemon, Vid:1 Lynn . Coles, Nancy Carol . Coley, Potrtcio Ann . Colford, Alon Patrick . Colgin, Andrew Ph11!1p . Colgin, Poul Oovtd . . Colgon, Thomas Robert .  .J92 547, 606 l 82, 255. 29J, JU, 462, 6J4 184, 216, 218 255, 6J4 2J6, 277, 211 .442 .J64 .J64 . 28J . 562 282, 562 . J l 6 . 459 J92, 544, 6J4 255, 6J4 459, 6J4 255, 278 .438 . 619 17J, J04, 619 .412 .Jl2 . 182 . 562 .255 254, J66, J67 . 552 . 294 250, 562 . 459 412, 606 150, 167, J08, 56J . 29J 269, 412, 6J4 261 , 4JO .Jl6 . 261 269, 456, 6J4 . 2J9 . 267 255, 454 262. J04, 56J . 177 . 18J .255 .6J4 J84, 606 416, 619 lBJ. 255 24 I, J70, 468, 56J .6J4 .606 .484 . 481 . 182 . 619 . 416 .522  Colglazier, Carol lee . Colhoun, Cott-.erine K. Col1os, Carolyn . , . Col1no-Vorgos, Anuro 8. . Collero1n, Joan El1zobett-. . Colley, Jesse Ottis, Jr. Colley, Koren Sue , Colley. Rtehord Tront Collie, Alice Elaine Collier, Christi . . . Coll18f, Claire Yvonne Colhe<, Geo<ge 8. Collins, Alfred lee . . . Collins, Bernice 8. A, Mrs. Collons, Charles J., Ill . Colhns, Oov1d Wayne . Collins, Forest C. . Comns, Harold Roy . . Collins, Jomes Thomas . Collins, JOOn Wilham _ Collins, Kenneth Floyd . Colhns, Lindo Sue . Cotlins, Louise . . . . Collins, Michael Ofrs . Collins, Roger Ct-.orles Collins, Ronald P. . . . Collins, Suson Voughon Collins, Terrell Thomos . . . Colmenares, Donald Edward Co~u1tt, Carol E. . . . Coltharp, C ynthio Ann . Colton, Ins Sue . . . Colv1g, Anne Juho . Colvin, /t.Aoqory Nell Combs, Do<othy Ann Combs, Soson Koy . . Comeou•, Poul Julienne Comer, Suzanne Mone . . Comer, William Deryt, Jr. Conorroe, Jomes Murry . Condry, Jomes Edward, Jr . Cone, Richord Leo, Jr .. , Conerty, Cathy Lynne Conley, Corl Patrick , . Conley, Duane Franklin . . Conley, Morgoret E. Z., Mn. Conley, Mochel Owen Conley, Paulo Lynn Conlon, Chr11tine . Connell, Carol J. , .6J4 .606 . 6J4 .482 .619 .Jl6 . 462 . . 227 255, 268, 6J4 .619 284, 436, 619 . . 269, 650 . . . 619 .6J4 248, 544, 600 .229 428, 6J4 242, 56J .Jl9 .619 408, 600 255, 6J4 . ..4J9 .606 541 , 545 .606 .6J4 492, 50J, 552 . 258 460, 6J4 . 606 ..261 .606 459, 63' . 400 . 56J 269, 206 477, 48J .552 . .6J4 . J64 297, 619 . 261 205, 204 .266 ..619 28J. 6J4 45', 6J4 284, 460 416, 619 Connell, John lee . Connefly, Pamela Leah . (()finer, Carol Alice Conner, Fronces K . Conner, Jone Anne . . Connet", Richard Michael Conner, Thomos Reaves Connery, Carol Jeon Connolly, Colleen M. . Connor, Corol Lanham .270 . . . . . 6J4 145, 165, 264, J72, 56J ..6J4 JU, 6J4 422, 56J 400, 56J 18~. Jll 460, 6J4 . 175  
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Do'tliS, John Michael . Conrod, Jomes Edwin 419, 63• Cox, Timothy Arnold 238, S63 (upper, Gory Lynn 267, 270 . . S64 
Connor, Thomos Hill .401 Cox, Thomes Reginald . .634 Cunningham, Susan Jeon . 264, 267, 271 , S6• 	388, 619 
Oovis, Katherine L. Conrodt, Louis W1ll1om .619 Cox, Wolter 0. . . .390 Cupples, Jeffrey Alon .606 261, 606 
Do'tlis, Lourie Dee . Cook. Carolyn Jeonne . .606 Coym, Petrick W1ll1om . 234, 2S9, 280, 600 Curington, William Peter .S6• .619 
0o'1is, Lyle Leroy . Coo«, Charles Moc .30• Cozod, Bruce William 486, S47 Curl, Ste'tlen Michael . . ..30• .S6• 
Davis, Morgoret E. . Cook, Clorlue Lee Adorns . . S63 Cozod, Josef Hermon . . 207 Curran, Geoffrey M1choel 187, 386, 606 .316 
0o'1is, Martha Jeon P. Cook, Dov1d W1ll1om .292 Crabtree, Borboro Ann . .619 Currie, Jomes Stuart . .183 .606 
Dovis, Mory Ann . . Cook, Ellen El1zobeth 163, 186, 229 Croddock, William P., Ill 292, 606 Cume, Lou Ellen . . . .4S• .606 
Davis, M.ory Elizebeth Cook, Enoch Hooper, Jr. .606 Croft, Thomas Arthur .438 Currfe, N>.orgoret Carlyle .474 4SO, 564 
Davis, M.ory Helen . Cook, Koren Sue .S63 Cro1g, Allen B., Ill .S4S Curtis, Coro/ Jeon .619 . . 268 
Do'tlis, N>.ory Kothryn 
0o'11s, Michele Ann 
Cook, Lorry Gene .619 Cro1g, Betty Lee . . . 261 Curtis, Shelley Jeon . 268 	.460 
Davis, Pot Wayne Cook, Lucio Gf'lbble •37, 63• Cro1g, David P1don . .396 Curtis.s, Clark Alexander .262 191, 242, S64 
Cook, Lindo Gole . 462, S49, 63• Cro1g, Cheryl Renee . .S63 Curtis, Thomas Percy . .207 	.372 
Dovis, Poul Francis Cook, Moqone Ann 261, 273 Cro1g, Deborah lee . .2SS Cu•oc. Cheryl ll<ool<e .606 390, 207, 619 
0o'11s, Poul Joseph Cook, Mory Kothenne .634 Cro19, Horry lee . . . 36•. 634 Custer, Elaine Goil . . . .193 .390 
0o'1is, Peggy Jeon 
Cook, Mory Katherine . . 2SS Craig, Jenny (. J., Mn. .S63 Cuthbertson, Robert Lynn . .280 Davis, Plott W., 111 •• . ..260 Cook, Potr.ck Locy 317, 619 Craig, Lonee Anthony 2S•. 276 Cutrell, N>.ortin T., Ill . 269, •S7 . 267
Do'tlis, Rtchord Franklin . Cook, Poulo Jeon .S63 Craig, Mehuo . . . 167, 17S, 182 216, 2S6 
Davis, Richard Lee Cook, Peggy Loo1se _ •S2. 619 Craig, R1chord Flinn . 249, 273, S63 Do'tlis, Richord M. .221 Coo«. Reagon Shelley .606 Cro1g, R1chord Neel . . .311 Davis, Robert Jonathon .263 Cook, Renee .606 Cro1g, Terry S. P., Mrs. . S63 Davis, Solly Jo . .63S 
D 
Davis, Scott A. . . . Cool<, Stephen lee .230 Craig, William Calloway . 211, 277, S63 161, 441, S6• 
Cook, Robert David . 269, 634 Cro1g, V1rg1n10 Ann . . . 4SO, 606 	267, 270 
Davis, Sherilyn Jeon . Dovis, Sherry Ann .
Cook, Stephen W1lliom . 190, 382 Crain, Corole Lois .S63 167, 230 Cook, Tommie Lynn 404, 619 Crom, Ernest Agee 273, 470 Dobney, Joseph T.. Ill 404, 606 Dov is, Terr in Robert . 433, s;;Davis, Timothy 0o'1id 
Cook, W11!1om Lynn . S63 Crom, Jomes C. 2S7, 2S8, 270 	318, 372 
Cooke, Charles T .. Crain, Mory Ann . ~:::~: ~~~~ ~~~~~s-. 452 	Davis, Wolter Dole .63S . 
241 , S63 30•. 63• Cooke, David G., Ill . . 269 Crone, Julianne G . . . 239, S63 Doily, He•schel 8. . . . :~~* Dowson, Donald Howard .416 
. Cooke, Jomes Dole 466, SS2, S63 Crone, Kathryn Louise . . 4S4 Doke, Nancy Elizabeth . . 293 Dowson, Ginger Roe 420, S6• Cooley, Caroline E. .•SS Crop1tto, M.ory Nell . .S•8 Dole, Pamela Foye . .619 Dowson, Kerry Don . . .488 
Cooley, Horry T olbot .606 Cratin, John R., Ill . . .S63 Dole, William Hoyden 492, 506, 552 Dowson, Peter Poul, Ill . .S4S Cooley, John Thornton 408, 619 Craven, Candice Anne . .63• Doleo, Chodes J. . . . 240, 246, 606 Dowson. Thomas Finney . 4S6, 63S Cooper, DorTell Norman .396 Cro'tlen, Poul Eugene 241, S63 Dalrymple, Joyce Eileen "8.606 .619 
Dowson, William Charles . 
Cooper, Dennis W . 2S8 Crover, Jomes Ingram . . Dohymple, Robert Alon 304, 634 Doy, Edgar AJlon . .S19 Cooper, Freddy Gordner . S2•. S2S, S26 Crowford, Charles Travis . 492, SS2 Dolton, Charlotte Louise 459, 619 Doy, Henry Pres.sly . . .36• SlO, Sl 1, SS2 Crowford, Connie . . . 240, S63 Dolton, Jerry Wayne 275, 211 Doy, N>.orgoret Reneau 261 , 606 
416, 634 
. Cooper, Glenn Felix . . . .........S39 Crowford, Frances Monon 2SS, 619 Dolton, Loyd, Jr. . 317, 600 Doy, Michael Thomas . . 269 Cooper, John Wolloce, IV 23•. 2S9, 280, 416, S63 Crowford, Gory Wayne 304, 634 D"Ambrogi, Rick T. . .372 Doy, Sandro Lee .606 Cooper, Lonee Kimberly •oo. 619 Crowford, Glynis (. . . 267, 311, 460, 606 Dom1co, Billy Groy, II . . 539 Doywood, John Corl . . . 30•. 63S Cooper, Lanette Morie . .S48 Crowford, Joe T., Jr. . 392, 619 Donburg, Carolyn Joy . . .63.C Doyyoni, N>.ohommod Hasan .213 Cooper, IJ.ox1ne Temme 2S3, 263, 311 Crowford, Robert Earl . . 20S Oonburg, Glendo Sharon . 239, 253, 56.C De FOf'd, Harvey Nosh . ..208 Cooper, Romona Jeon .606 Crowford, Roy Mills, Jr. Danforth, Douglas Mueller .COO, 606 Oeoderick, Franklin A. ..206
•S6, 63• 
Cooper. Sandro Louise . •77, S63 Creamer, Fronk D. .S63 Deaderick, Williom D. 269, 63S Cooper, Sharon Ann Creel, Martha . . . 439, 606 4SS, 63S 
g~~:::: ~~~::: ~~~ne . . 56.C Dealy, Lynn Christine
•8•. 634 
Coose, Julie Ann .439 Crenshaw, Charlie E. .S29 Donoel, Dovid Allen . 2S7.'~~~ Deon, Benjamin J., Ill 208, 282, S6• 4S6, 63•
Copas, Potric10 Lee . . .63• Crew, Robert Joseph Doniel, Deborah Lynn . 459 Deon, Chorlie Eugene .6SO Copelond, Chorl1e R., Jr. 30•. 634 Crews, Sarah Louise . .619 Doniel, Denno Lynn . .606 Deon, Della Katherine .288 .606 
Copelond, Jonrs Lynn . 2SS, 278, 437 Crews, Vicki Elizobeth Doniel, Dorothy D. . 455, 63.C Deon, Judy Lynn . . 226, 481 Copeland, Jeon El1zobeth . Cr1el, Armando B. . Doniel, Judy Jeonette .619 Deon, Marlo Kathleen ..63S
• 16, S63 	438, 63• 
Copelond, Ollie Jockson S41, S•S Cnm, Gory Clarence . .216 Doniel, Locy Stratton . . 438 Deon, Mory Bird 291, 63S Copelond, Potnc10 Ann .63• Cringle, 0o'11d Clayton . .606 Doniel, Leonard Hoyden . 208 Deon, Michaele 312, SS2
. Copeland, Rebecco Lee . 4S9 Cnspin, Mory P. . . .619 Doniel, Raymond Jeptho 376, 56.C , 432 Deon, Robert Allen 210, 564 
. . Copelond, R1chord A. .........63• Criswell, John Dono . . 20S Doniel, Robert S .. Ill . . 408, 634 Deon, Wilham Richard . .390 Copelond, Robert E .. Jr. . 20S, 206, 27S, 382, 606 Cntes, Robert H. . . . 27S Dear, Borboro Jonrce .56• 
Copeland, Weldon $., Jr .. Croon, Cynthia Anne g:~:::: :~~n~d~~ . . . 56.C 	Deaton, Dionne . 258, 2S7
.63• 	.300 
Coppedge, John Ronold 173, 420, 606 Crocker, Betty C. . . . 293, S63 Donoel, WillK>m Heney . 270.' ~:: Deats, Jomes Alon 404, 619 .211 S49, 63•
Coquot, Jeon Pierre . Crocker, Jenette Abbey Daniell, Robert Wetter . 408, 63.C Deaver, J. Franklin . . . . . .263 Corbell, Jon Kel'11n .619 Crockett, Howard Lawhon 372, S47, 606 Daniels, John Steele . . . 2'8 Deberry, Judith Anne G., Mrs. .261 .63•
Corbett, Ahce Taylor . . .634 Crockett, Kimberly . Daniels, Matthew Jerry . . 408 	Debod, Suson lee .63S Debord, Deboroh .
Corbin, John Sounders, Jr. .619 Crockett, Lindo Irene 268, 4S9 .56• Corbitt, Poul Joy Crockett, Michoel D. .460 
~~~~~~. ~~o~{le: .63.C Debord, Ruth Ann .
. 20S 	•12, 63• 
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Cordell, Borboro Jeon Croft, Rochelle Foye . Donz;ge.-, Goil So,bo,o 	.619 
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S•3. 634 	261 , 271 , S63 
Cordell, Oovtd Mork (roly, Amy Eileen 	Dedeo" Cheryl Anne .619 
408, 63• .30• Corder, John T enn1son . . 247 Crompton, Oovid Robert . .600 .63S 
~~~~.C~il~z~~-h Jo~e . . 30.C Deegan, Robert H., Jr .. Cordes, Dennis Edward .S63 Cromwell, Helen I. B.• Mrs. . 261 Oo•den, Poul W.•to• . . :~~; Deegan, Suson Chnsttne .606 Cordill, Joseph Boker . . .619 Cromwell, William 0 ., Ill . S3•. SS2 Deen, Gregory Charles 217. 469 Cormier, Elmo Jomes, Jr. 492, SS2 Cronquist, Lois Ann ~::::~.~=JAn!r. .600 Deering, Ann Elizabeth . . .63S 
.484 
Corn, Harvey Roy . 1SO, 404 , 432 Crook, Do'tlid P. . . . 428, 619 Do'ling, Stephen C. ;~~ Deferreire, Mory Elizabeth ..S64 .SS3
Cornelius, Sterlmg Cro1g . 36• Crook, Robert Ney, Jr .. Darnell, Stephen N. . . 460 Deford, Ero Jone , . . .231 Cornett, Jomes Reo'tl1s . . . 416, 606 Crook, Timothy B. . . Darnell, Sylvia Jeon . . , .63.C Defro1n, Jomes Ernest . ..606
.312 
Cornwell, Howord Douglas .606 Cropper, Thomas Webb . . . Dorrouzet, John Louis, Jr. . 207 Oegenhordt, Ann Ruth . 300, 462. 63S Coronado, Tomas . . 277, 279, 280 Crosby, Suson Amanda S., Mrs. .412 Derrow, Robert Scott 431 , 433 Dehoyos, G. Al'tloro 206, 606 
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267, 270 
Correll, Venice Mory .619 Crossen, Jock Burton, II . . . .38• Darville, Dorio June . . .en, 600 Deinken, Anno Fonda . 270, 600 Cornngton, Dennis A. .S47 Crossett, Steve Stewart . 308, 606 Dmwin, Cliffotd Allen . 304, 600 Deinken, Peter Hermon . 269, 4S6 Cory, Dorolhy O.one S48, 634 Crouley, Carole Ann . 313, 204 Delogorzo, Nora Hilda ...63S 
Crossley, Vernon H., Jr . 206, 280 ~~:~: ~~:i~~=~e~ : .30.C Delogorzo, VictOf', Jr. . 486, 600 .211 .S09 .63S 
~=~:~l~~!:.,:r ~~S.. • 563 Cros.sl1n, Donald Wayne DosHvo, J.,.. Augusto ::~: Delahoussaye, Jill Roe . c.,.t.110. Robert J<»eph . 210 Crouch, Christopher G . .4S6 Dott.,.,, Stuort l. . . . . . . 5S3 Deloney, Carole Jeon . . 271 C°'Mow, Dono McNeil 452, 45.C Crouch, Jomes W., Ill Dougherty, Delores E .. Mn. .S64 .606 
Deloney, .krry Wayne . 
.S29 
Cothom, Noncy Ellen 313, 619 Crouch, Juliano . . 293, 460 Doum, Donold Roy . 228, 4S7, 634 Delonge, Steve Edward .63S Cotlor. Mork Jock . . 366 Crouse, Philip Charles Dauterive, Judy Eileen . . 455 Delano, Ricky Dole _ 374, 619 
. 269 
Cotlor, Steve W1lhom 366, 563 Crow, Corl AJon . . .269 Davenport, Jomes E., Jr. _ 256 , 388 Delor"'°· Mory Lou . 476, 63S Cottoo, Cother•ne M. 276, 606 Crow, Cynthia Lynn . 314, •S9, 63• Davenport, Kothryn Jo . . 459, 63.C Delay, Roy Eorle, Ill . . . . 564 Cotton, Joe Gregory . . 269 Crow, Glenn Wayne .606 0o'1enport, Norman Alon . 398, 63.C Deleon, Leo C.. Jr. 428, 606 Cotton, Rolph Go<elon . 364 Crowder, Jomes L., Jr... .606 Davenport, PhiHip C. . 380, 634 Delgodo, Dov;d M. . . .564 Cotton, Roger Dale . . .619 C•owell, 8etty D. 8.. Mn.. . 271 Davenport, Tobey Leroy . 56' Delgado, Jonre C. . . 301 , 462, 63S Crowell, Jomes Oran .600 0o'1id, Debro Leigh . . . . 403 Delker, Madeleine Mone .478 
~:;;: ~~~;'}:.~ ~r. . 438 	Delleney, Rupert D. . . 
Crowell, Rebecco Ann .460 David, Dione Sue . . . 268, 435, "5 .•88 Couc~. letond ll<ool<• . : ~:~ Crowell, Steven Glen .563 Dellenoy, Thomos Don .635 
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Couch, Wilham Thomas 426, 427 Crum, Terrance Roy . g:::::~1. 63.C Delooche, Louise D. . . . Couger, Suson O.one . . 255, 268, 460 Crumpler, Cl'wlrles P. . 269, 634 Dovidson, John W>tey . :~~: Deloog, George Thomos . .606 Crumpton, Coralyn Ann Delong, Moms Lee . .509 
.634 	.635 
.266 
~::': ~=TC:,:~:om . 5" 	g:::::~~:1: ~~y . .63~ DeLouontos, Do"td Noe
Crutchfield, Catherine A .. 	. 487 
. 276 
Covongtoo, Debo<oh l. g! Crutsinger, Elizabeth Ann . .261 Dovodson, Roge, lee . 228, 366.' ~~ Del·R>0, Jul>0 C. . . 228 Covington, Suzonne . . . . . . . . 606 Crutt1nger, IJ.ort1n Stone 468, 619 Davidson, Ruth Patricio 261 , 271 , 56.C Deltoro, Rubin V. . . . . •77 Cruz, Berto ldollO . . .437
Cowon, Alvon E, J, . 135, 202, 203, 206, 267, 277 Davies, Gordon Roy . . . . 379 Dement, Anno Lee . 459, 606 Cowon, Crruedo Anne . . . 563 Cryo<, He<bert 8.. II . . 23S : ; . 372 Demetro, John . . . . . 438 Cowon, Stephen W 186 563 Cryer, Curtis Bryon 468, 63• ~:::;:~:,A;:.:lndc, .. Deming, Edword Levi, Ill . . ..473 
Cowon, Terrence Ross ' 600 Cubriel, Soroh Mom1e .S63 Dovofl, Wendell lenwood 187, 236.' ~ Demoll, Lou" E .. 111 • • ...304 
Cowon, T""""Y Neol . US, 161 , 260, 26S Cuellor, Cort°' Eliseo . . .283 Oov1s, Alexonder C. . 269 Demond, Wolle< Eugene 145, 26S. 318 
Coword, Ann Dorothea 634 Culbemon, Kaye Frances . .320 0o'tltS, Bruce Henry . 263, 270 Denbow, C-ge E .. k. ...564 
Coward, Morgoret Sue . 226 Oen•son, l>ndo Goyie 

Culbertson, Lindo K .. .606 	...•60
g:::::~:~11~:,:ie. . . 437 Denmon, Moro ..n E
Coword, Olo-Rudolph 	S63 Culbertson, M.ory Julio . .•S9 . 250, 564 
Cowort, Lindo Cothef'lne 427, 619 Cullen, Coral A. .•oo Dov,., Chode• He•mon : ~~~ Denmoo, Mi... Corl . . 230 
Cowen, Nancy Augusto 563 Cullen, Mork Paige 469, 634 Denmoo, l>ndo Sue F .. Mn . ..271 
Cowh1g, Margaret Anne 460 Cullen, Robert Alon . . ...280 ~:::: g:b!;!o~tel . .273 Denn, Oebfo Oetotne ..63S 

Cox, Bentom1n Rio 408 606 Cullender, Michael Joe . 258, 270, S6• Dov,., Debo<oh Foe . . . . . . . . . . ::~: Denn, Mtrl Paulo . . ..619 
Cox, Bonnte Sue ' 63.C Culmer, Phytl1s A., Mo. . 276 Dov,., O.one . . 167, 261, 264, 308, 314, 606 Dennis, Otone Mooe . ..564 
. .270 

Cox, Cothern,. Ann 	I 7 5 Cul-r. Bobby K. Dov... Donold M. 488, S64 Dennis, Jos;eph a. . 280, 374, 564 
Coic, Chm V. 372 Cul'tlet, Lindo Mory .600 Devis, Eddie . . . . , 30.C Dennis, Louro Jeu.co ..619 
Cox, Craig Roy 372 619 Culwell, Cathryn . . 460, 619 Dov... Edwo•d Roy • 366, 63S Oennts ~David .. 606 
Coic, Donny Lyle ' .c 20 Culwell, Don AUen, Jr. .390 Dov,., Ello K. C. , Mn 276, 270 O.nntl, Nancy Louise . 56• 
Cox, El1zobeth 8vrlut 606 Denn1i, Patricio Ann

Cumming, John Layne . .308 	31•. 63S 
Cox, Gory Forrnt 420, 606 Cumm1ngl, Betty Morie 477, 481 , 56• g::::~;::-F~-:~ng, Jr 273 ...213 Denny, Donold Robe<! . 209 
Co•. C-ge llotcomb 374 SS2 606 Cummings, Corol 8., Mn 273 Dov... Jomes Donohue ' ;~: ~; Denny, Mory Nell . . 56• 
Co•. C-ge R>eh . • 390 S6• Dovos, Jo..,.. Edwo<d 316, 392 0.nny, Sharon Anne

Cummings, Mory Jone . 287, •81 
Co•. Joy St.,n 209, 318. 38•. 606 Cummings, Wileyn F ., Mrs 619 Davis, Jomes Elroy 235 Denny, Stephen T 56• 
Co •• John Wayne 600 Cummins, Robert W Oovis, Jomes Howard 235 0.-.a, Randolph l 619

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Co•, louoM Coto! 304, 313, 634 Cunningham, Chortel L 2•6 Dov,., Joy Rodney S29 O.nsmore, St°""'nDole 208 
Coic, Morcio Joan 459 Cunningham, Hugh M , Jr 310 0ov ... Jelley ll<ett 311 , 400, 606 o.n-.Jenn.fer E S50 
Cox, Martha Arhne 273 635 Dent, Koren M>ehelle 63S

Cunn1nghom, John P . Jr 	S64 Dov1i, Jimmy Goton 462
Cox, Mortin O yde 606 Cunningham, Kathryn L Davis, John O.Uotd 564 Denton, Borboro Jeon • 63S 
Co• . Thomen Aubroy, J, 258 Cunningham, Mory Carol 267 Oov1l, John kuntey 635 Del',,...,Dor~y H 261 , S•9. 553 



Derbmg , Deborah . Derbmg, Diano . Derby, Alon T. Demck, Borboro Jeon Oemck, Janet Ann Demck, Jos Vinson, Jr .. Derse, Pmcilla Anne . Derton, Mory Teresa . Desmond, Deborah Jeon Deter, Phyll11 Annette Dethloff , Herbert John . Dettman, Gregory M. Deuschle, Corl Allen . Deuschle, Jone Ellen . Devone , Alvin Earl , II . Devooght, Dione Joyce Devos;, Kenneth B. Dewberry, Angelo K. . . Dewberry, W1ll1om Dov1d . Oewbre, Re1do Koy Dewees, Charles Bell, Ill Deweese, Jefferson G. . Dewitt , Thomas Michael Dexter, Patrtck John Deyoung, Edwin Roy . . 01 Benedetto, Nicholas A. 0101, Ph1l1p Stephen . . . 0101 De Leon, Santo Elio . Diaz De Leon, Victor 01oz , Domel , Jr . 0101 , Mono Juon . . 01ozdeleon , V. 0 ., Jr . Dick, Cotherme Ann . . Dickenson, Go1I Mone . Dickerman, Jomes Clork Dickerson, Donno lee . 01ck1nson, He1d1 h\cme . Dickinson, Laverne lee . Dickinson , Lindo lee . Dicks.on, Debro Go1I . Dickson, lewis M., Ill Dickson, Raymond l. Dickson , R1chord lone D1den , Mory Lou 01el1 , Robert Fronk Dies, Morttn White Dies, Ruth Dionne . Dieterich, Jomes M. Dietz, John Kori D1et1, Shoron A. B. . Diffley, Suzanne M. . 01f 1l1ppo, John 0 ., Jr . Duorto, Mory Jone Dtll , Robert lo1d . . . . D1llord, Charles Winston, II Otllord, David Alon . Dillon, Donno Cheryl Otllon, Koren Susan . Dills, John Cecil, Jr. Dilworth, Colleen M. Dilworth, Diano Mory D1moline, Ernest E., Ill 01nerste1n, Jock . . Dingle, Leroy Mounce D1ngwerth, Jomes A. Otmno, Carmen lee . Dinn , Soroh Fronces Dinsmoor, Bnon .619 . JI S IS9 , 172, 190, S6S .619 . 261 . 270 2SJ, S6S . 2J9 .606 JIJ, 606 606 Sl 9 2BJ, 619 .619 . JO• JOI , 619 221 , S6S •22. 6JS •22, S6S .•S• JBO , 619 JB4 , 6JS 400, 606 .606 .20B . 2J6 . S6S .606 247, 277 .•BB . S6S . 206 •60, 6JS 2SS, •J7 190, 2JO IBB, 2SJ . •J9 IB2 , I BJ , S6S 231 , S•2. 619 .6JS .J72 .600 . 619 .'76 .'71 17S, JIB. 600 409 , 460, 619 216, J92 IJS, 161 , 260 . S6S . .. B4 . 270 .606 466, 6JS .•20 . 17S .619 2SS, •72 . S6S .•S9 . J72 . S6S IB7 , JIO, Jl2, •JJ . 606 .606 . 6JS .•SS . 269 Dippel , Deonna . . Dippel , T1emon H., Jr. 01qu1nz10, Lindo Jo . . 01qu1nzio, Sandro Jone ...... 261 , S6S 161 , 172. IB7 , 2B2 , 26S Dirks, Borboro Koy . Dirosa, Emtl1e Mory . . D1sch1nger, Borboro E. Dismukes, John Scott . Dismukes, Judith l ., Mrs. Disney , Debor oh Ann Dixon, Janet G . Dlouhy, David Bryon . Dlugoch, Juon1to Suson Doak, Corolyn Mory Ooone, Lindo Kaye Dobbins, Denny Pot . Dobbs, Dennis Keller . Dobek, Andrew Joseph . Dobek, Lindo Morlone Dobros«o, M1choel Poul Dobyns, David Alon . Docekol, Kenneth lee Dodd, Donald Allton Dodds, Jomes Marvin Dodson, David F. Dodson, Molly Ann Doedyns, Joonno Beth . Doedyns, Sharon Morie Doenng, Mork Allen Doerr, Jeanette Mone Doerr, Pot r1 c10 Ann Doerr, R1chord Eorl Doerr, llonme Lynn Doggett, John Gribble Doggett, Lloyd A., II Doherty, Wilfred l. , Jr Doig, Gordon Arthur Doing, Lome Anne Dolon, Suson Lou . 261 , 477 , '7B 29J . 20• . •19 . 606 •22. •J2, 606 . S6S 296, 600 . 6JS 177. 27J, S6S .6JS . 27J . S6S . 261 . 217 . 261 .•B• .606 2BJ, •6B . 2•2 . 2BO . S6S . 291 261 •62, 6JS •22 . 606 •B• .•B• 2JS, 27' , 2BO 269 S6S 1'S, 260, 26S J90, 600 262 , JO• JIJ, 606 .619  Donald, Mork Robert . . "33 Donaldson, Judy Colene . 565 Donaldson, Rodney Eorl 269 , 297 , 635 Donelson, Robin lisle . 207 Donelson, Rollin Roy . . 207 Donnell, Ben Dobyns, Ill 190, 227 Donosky, leoh Goldie 253, 263 Donov1t1, Jeon . . . . 248, 606 Dooley, George Cleveland 619 Dooley, Kathleen Ann 635 Dooley, Potnc10 Ellen 261 , 4 16, S65 Dooley, Potnc10 Lynn 635 OooJ1n, l(oleto Ann . 300 Doran, Felix Michael . 390 Dorchester, Ronald A. . . 54 I Dorfmon , Jeffery More . 433 , 54' Done, Martha Ann _ . . 606 Dorman, Carolyn Rebecco 606 Dorough, Frances A. 455 Dorr, Joon Elizabeth . . 6 19 Domes, Gorlond W1ll1om , . 258 Domes, Glenn Harvey . . 565 Dorsett, Charles Edward . 213 , 275 Dorsett, Rebecca Morgoret .455 Dorsey, Jerry Brent . . . 224 , 606 Dorsey, Potnc10 K. . . 619 Dosch , Robert Oneill . .606 Doty, Jimmy Anderson . 209 , 234 Doty , Soro Louise . . . . 255 , 268 Dougherty, Jomes Gnff1s . . 565 Dougherty, Potnc10 A. . 37 4 Doughty, Trov1s V. . 545 Oouglos, Cotheflne E. . . 565 Douglas, Geofge Mlchoel 217 Douglos, Justin lee . . 316 Douglas, Rodney Arthur "06, 619 Douglos, Steven Allon . 3B8 Douglas, Verno Koy . 365, 565 Douglou, M1choel . 4 16, 417 Douglou, Solly Morie . 606 Douthit, Thomos lone . 4 16 Dowd, Ben1om1n S. J. . 270 Dowdey, John D., Jr . . . 273 Dowdy, W1ll1om C. , HI . 3B8 , 635 Dowell , Ben Evans 276, 428 Dowlen, Donno Jo . . 305, 314 Dowling, Deborah Ann . 606 Dowlmg , Sharron Leo . . 464 , 606 Downs, Gregory Edward 619 Downs, John Roland . . 242 Downs, Potr+c10 Obero . . . . . . . . . 316 Doyal, Wayne Noble ISS, J92, SIJ, S17 , SS2, S6S Doyle, Chas Edgor, Ill . . . . . . . . . . 522 Doyle, Donielle Ruth . . 253 Doyle, Jomes David . 269 Doyle, Mory Ann . . . 565 Drocoul1s, Jomes Robert 466, 509 Droke, Judith Ann S .• Mrs 250 Drokos. Eleni Morino . . 462 Drokos, Thomas Follos; . 206, "69 Draper, Coro! Dione . 606 Draper. Fredenck A. , Ill 372, 619 Dreeben, Oren J. . . 175, 310, 433 Drennon , Donald lee . 40B , 635 Drewry, Robert Wilson . 635 Dreyer, Jomes Leroy, Jr . 509 Driggers, John Mock . . 600 Dnnkord, Dono Id Wayne . . 4 16 Dnnkwoter , Betsy Ann . . 313 Driscoll , W1U1om Don 145, 265 , 552 Dns«1U , Donald Oscor 211 600 Drobysk1, Thomos J. 364 : 606 Orosnes, Roy Ann . . 261 , 430 Dryden, John Stephen . . J6B, 619 Dubberley, Alten Erbocher 205, 606 Dube, Potric10 Koy 635 Dubois, Morit Jeon . 239 '45 Dubose, lorry Woyne 269: 2B3 Dubose, Rolph Keller "02 Dubose, Wolter H. . . 304 Dubose, W1ltt0m Lou is 466 Duchnych, Bohdon Wolter 486 Duck , Gory Emerson . 28 7 Duckworth, Dennis Keith . 509 Ducloux , Cloude Ernest . 291 Ducote, John Mock 292 , 305 Duderstadt, Betty Jo . 4 20 Duderstadt, S+d . 420, 565 Dudley, Jomes Bnon . . 376 Duerr, Joseph Raymond 37 4 Duerr, Nancy Louro . . 293 , 301 Duggon, Bradford Clyde 406, 606 Dugger, Rosemary . 192, 635 Duggins, Cynthia Koy 316, 436 Duke, Cynth10 Jo . 455, 6 19 Duke, Darlene 455 Duke , O.ono 25 1, 606 Duke, Noncy Joe . 459 Duke , Noncy Koy . 26B, 257 , 565 Duke, Terry Woyne 246 Dukes, John Anthony 619 Dukes, M1ehoel lee 5 19 Oulok , Soro Sue 620 Duloney, Robert l. 565 Du·long, El1zobeth T. 30B , 315, 4B2 Dunaway, Rosemary . I B2 , 607 Dunbar, Geraldine . . 620  Dunkle, David Pot Dunlop, Oov1d Graydon Dunlop, Deborah Lynn Dunlop, John Ktrkby . Dunlop, Kathleen R. Dunlop, Stephen Alfred Dunlop, Susan Ann Dunn , Mory Suson . Dunnom, W1ll1om Wayne . Dunning, John Affleck Dunning, Susan lee Dupont, Jonelle Reg ino Dupree, Sharon Ann . Dupuy, V1rgin10 Hyde, Mrs Duron, Lindo M. M. Duron, Robert Ouropou, Steven Lynn Durbon, M.ory Anne Dure, Leighton Corter Ouren, Norman , Jr . Durfee, Oeboroh Susan Durham, Clifton H .• Jr. Durhom, Robert Tilmon Durham, Tim Loyd . Durrenberger, C yrtl J. Durrett, M.ory Ello Durst, Bruce Enc Durst , John W. Duval, Shetley . . Duvall, Morguer1te Duvall, Will1om C. Dvyko , She1lo Ann O...oro6c , Willtam Chorles Dvorsky, Anno Com1/le Dwight, lorry Bruce . . Dwyer, Nancy ler1Ch, Mrs. Dwyer, William J. .. Oybowsk1, Cynthia Lois Oyde« , Lowell Richard . Dye, Barbaro M.orte . Dye, Dennis Roy Oyer , Jomes Robert Dyer , John Lawrence Oyer , Ph1l11p Grohom •22 J6•. S'7, 607 SSI JB6. 6JS 2SS, 6JS 290. 292, S6S 600 261 , S6S •B6 •26 6JS 2SJ •62 2B7 , 2B9 267 2S•. 620 S20, SS2 607 .620 .•B7 . •S9 . S6S . . S6S 2•6. JI I . 296 .S6S 6JS 2'7, S6S . 260 2SS, •62 •12, J IB .607 21J, 2i.. 277 •J9, S•J. S•B. S6S 620 .276 . 22B . •J9 .620 . 270 Dykes, Jonno Renne . , . . Dykes, Mory Katherine, Mrs. Oysort, Kenneth C. 270, 607 262, J02, JOS . •B7 . JB• JI• , 4S2, S•J . 270 .JOS Eods, Beverly Ann Eods, Deborah Ann Eads, M.orgoret Jeon . Eaglin , Lindo Elizabeth . Eokens, Gibbs Edmond . Eokmon, Doyle Douglas Eones, Horvey R., Ill . . Eanes, John Philp, Jr. . Earle, Charles Dougtos Eorly, Lydia Jeanne Eorly, Martha Lynn Earnest, Aro Lynn . . E East, Myron Elmo, Jr . Eastburn, Britton Allen . Eastburn, John Thomas . Easter, Charles lee, Jr . Eosterl1ng, Douglas N . Eoton, Edward Arthur, Ill Eoton, Gerold Stephen Eoton, John Oov1d . Eoton, Richard Aidan Eoves, George Gregory Ebensberger , Peggy Ann Eberhard, Jeffrey Wayne . Eberhart, Gwe~yn Hope Ebers, Mory Esther Eck , Patrick Glenn Eckert, Joyce Eileen . Eckhardt, laurel Ann Eckols , Romon Murray . Eddins, John Norm, Jr . Eddlemon, Robert Bruce Eddy, Jock1e David Eden, Ernie Michael Eden, Morgoret Noncy Edens, Jeon, Ill . . . . Edens, Robert Bannister Edge, Gory Don . . Edgerton, Corol Ann Edgin, Richard Alon Edgtn, Robert Gerold Edison, W1lesto l. . . Edler, Bonnie Dolores Edl1s, Gory Oovtd Edmond, Michael Toole Edmonston, Leon Pockord Edrington, Robert Leo Edrington, Shirley Jeon . Edwards, Betty Jo . . Edwards, Carol Jeon Edwords, Chorles lee S6S •60 2SJ, 600 •7B, 607 . JOS J7', 620 1'S, 260, 276 .S6S J92 •J6, 620 . 620 2SS, 2B7 . 620 .JBB . J96 . S6S •16. 620 26 7, 273 . 270 "0, 600 29• . S66 "0, 600 ISO , 177, 209 2S2, •62 .620 '48, '49 2SS 217, 2S6 •J9, S66 226 , 2SS , 27B , 21 B, 6JS . 223 JOS. 6JS 607 . 291 ISO , 2B2. •76, •BB IB2 . • 76, •BJ JBO, 620 . Jl2 . S66 HS, S66 .•SJ 2•2. S66 6JS .•Bl ·" 220J, 20•. 209, 277 , 29B , Jl7, S66 20B 6JS 2J9, 2SJ, S66 27B , 620 . 620 . 209  Edwords, W1ll 1om R , Jr Egelhoff, Elizabeth Ann Egenes, Lindo Go1I Eggleton, Nancy Koy Egl1ht, Randoll W1ll1om , Ehlers, Horry Woyne Ehlers, Martha Lynne Ehrensberger, Marilyn Ann Ehng, l(enneth Dole Ehr lich, Oouglcn Dole E1chenboum, Charles B Eicher , Potuck 0 Eichner, Mork Jeffrey E1ckenhors1 , Roy E E1ckmonn, Robt. Eug Eide, Sharman 0.. E.dmon, Mork Worner Etermonn, Ann Elizabeth Eigler, Oouglos John Eiland, Edword C. , Jr Eiland, Gory Woyne . Eilbott, Lawrence Richard . Eisenberg, Richard N . Ersenhour, Thomos P. Eisenman, Horold J E1senstott , l(oy Sandro . E1serer, Marshall Roy Ekblod, Tonyo Koy Ekstrom, Wayne Boker . Elam , Dennis lee . Elbel , Jo Ann . Eibel, Sond•o Elder. Jomes Harvey. Ill Elden, Gory Don Eldndge, Dovod Poul Eldndge, Sharon Anne . Elfenbetn, Louro Ann ElfOfd, Timothy M. Ehck, Jomes Jerome Eltck, John V. El izondo, Homer Ale10 . Eltzondo, Robert Louis . Elkins, Arthur Stoey Elkins, Claire Beth Elkins, Sondra Lynn Elkins, Thomos L.. Ill . Elledge, R1chord G . Elliott , Albert Cole Elliott, Corole Ann Elliott, Ed Stonley Elliott, Jon Elizobeth Elliott, John B., Ill . E1hott, Jon Price Elliott , Koren Jo Elliott, Katherine Jeon Elliott, lours Polk Elltatt, Marlowe Bernard Elliott, Mory CottMenne Elliott, M1choel Elon . Elliott, Potnc10 l. Elhott, Rolph Ennis Ell iott, Rondy Tee Elliott, Susan E. Elliott, Wilt.om Gregory Ellis, Angelo Ellis, Chorles l. . Ellis, Cheryl E. Ellis, Deborah Koye Ellis, Oebaroh Leo El lis, Gorlond Earl. Jr Ellis, Mable Francine Ellis, M.orgoret F Ellis, Richard John Ell is, Shet"ry . Ellis, Suson Torlton Eiits, Thomos F .• Ill Ellis, V1v1on El izabeth Elhson , Corol Anne Ell ison , Edell Lee Ellisor, Koren E. Ellsberry, Michael Allen Elmendorf, Hedo El1zobeth Elmer , Edward Owen Elmore, Sandro . Elmquist, Judy Angelo Elms, Peter Fronk . Elrod, Suson Elsner , Deboroh Ann Elson , Chris Andrew, Jr Elstner, Chorles J. Elvey, Martha Ann Embleton, Robert V , Ill Embrey, Dovtd G . Embry, Oovtd ~. Jr Embry, O.one Breedlove Embry, Robin Roy Em.,.mon, Alon R Emerson, Catherine Sue Emerson, Nancy Ann Emerson, Potric10 Coro! Emery, ICothleen Lynn Emery, l(enneth C. , Jr Emery, Robert Duke Emmert, Carol Jeon Emmert, Mork Alexander Emmons, Jeanne Corter  . S66i.s. 161 HS , 566 . S66 •2J, 607 229 , 279, 2BO .6JS •72. '7J •92, SS2 .206 '3J, S20 . •69 .366 J76, 607 2B2, S66 •BO .•16 IBJ, I BS, 620 .•B7 292, 607 .6JS .•2• .6JS . •JB . 20S •SS, 6JS . .607 .•IJ J6•. 6JS 2SB, 566 .•S9 . . S66 J86, 207 .607 . 566 ..JB7 . . •S9 . •19 J7•. 566 . SS2 217 . 2•6 JBB, S66 .S•B .•39 . 607 J72. 620 . 6JS . S66•71 . 566 . 261 •OO. 620 •OB, 607 1'S, i.7' 167, I9S, 2SJ, 26J, 26•. 566 JIO. J6S, 620 . 292 . 566 . 261 .620 .6JS . Sl9 .607 .6JS 209, 2B2, 2BJ .J72 . 262 , J02 2H, 270, •72. S66 . 226 .6JS .607 •62, 6JS 600 J7' .2SS J6S, 600 . 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Dole1ol, Donno Gwen  27B , •J7, 619  Dunbar, Jomes Ronald .  B77 , 607  Edwards, David lee . .  .269  Emmons, Judith Anne  .  .6JS  
Oolezol, Suson 01ono  2SS. 26B , 6JS  Dunbar, Ruth Eleonor  2B7  Edwords, Forest Corroll  .266  Emmons, Tommy Glynn  . S66  
Dolfi, Glen Wilham  . ISO  Duncon, Cecelia Ann  .  479  Edwards, Koren E.  .  29J  Emmott, Robert C., Jr.  .607  
Oolfuu, Nelson F ., Ill  J6•  Duncan. Debron Curtis .  206  Edwords, Lynn Ellen  J76  Emory, Louro lee .  .620  
Dolgener , Forrest A.  SH  Duncon, E101se Ann  21 B  Edwards, Monlyn Y .  JOS  Emock , Mory Eltzobeth  27J  
Dolloh1te, Jom1e Sue Oollor, Jams Leo Dolph, Horold John 0 .  . 177 6JS 211 , 299 , 6JS  Ouncon, Fronk J Duncan, Fred Don . . Duncan, Jeonne Celeste  43B, 607 620 429 , 620  Edwords, Mork Evon Edwards , Mory Anno Ecfwords, M11!1e . . . . .  6JS•S• •77. '7B  Emshoff, Genette Koy Eng , Kuo Wot Eng , Mo~e Sun  566 .2B2 .6JS  
Dolph, Sondra Morie Dolslro, E1lee,.. H Domangue, Michelle J. . Domoschk , Elwood M J.. Jr.  . 226 2SS , 4S• . 6JS 29J 2S7  Duncon, Juchth Allyne Duncon, Prenlts Jock . Duncan, Robert Oouglos Duncon, Roslyn F .  313 223, 22B , 416, 565 396, 565 565  Edwards , Nancy Loraine . Edwords, Potncta Jon Ecfwords, Rex Mork Edwords, Sandro l .  2BS, •60, 6JS '79 •JB, 6JS '36  Eng , Miory Ching Eng , Thomas Henry Engel , Edword Wilham Engel, Margery Hott1e  6JS 2B2 20B, 620 27J  
Dome! , Lindo Nell  267 . 270  Dvnenfeld, Wendy E.  455  Edwords, Shoron l. . .  •J6  Engelke, Dofothy Ann  .607  
Dommert, Oovtd Edwin Donohue, Lindo Koy U., Mrs.  .600 2SB  Dunford, Lucy Ann . Dunhom, Richard Eldon  607 183  Ecfwords, T rts.o Michele Edwords, Velvet . . .  JOO, 620 . 267  Engelmann, Dayna Down England, Robin Christy  .620 •S9, 620  
Donohue, Timothy Alfred  •19, 619  Oun tho, Sheilo Ann  620  Edwards, Wolter Dov1d  216  Englonde, Andrew J , Jr.  .SSJ  
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Engl 1d1 , Don A., Ill Eng lish, Jomes Durward English, R1cliord Dunshie English, Robert J. Enghsli, Soroli Jone . Enghsli , Wilke Denton  374, 566 .607 .566 441 , 635 . 263 .600  Fou lk , JD'T1e s Michael Foulk , R1cliord Alon Fa usset, Dionne lorro1ne Fowz1 , Abdel Mone1m E. Fe otlier, Jolin Norman . Feotlier, W1tl1om Louis  404 , 620 217, 540 313 309 269, 305 .266  Flock , Gordon Rex Floliie , June Rogers Flojnik , Jomes Donald Flonogon , Susan Caci : Flown, Tyrrell Ed1tli Fle1sclioker, David S.  .269 .462 388, 620 .620 183, 255 , 268 , 636 .545  Fronk , SteYen Irwin Franko , Jolin G . Franke, Richard E. Fronkel, Jomes Gordon Franklin, Lynda . Franklin, Raymond 8., Jr..  .267 221 , 568 .568 .433 459, 636 .620  
Englund, Norma Jone Engstrom, Randoll R. Enn is, Donald Edwin, Jr . Enslen, Norbert W ., Jr. Ephraim, Jomes Cliorles, II Epperson, Terrefl Duane Eppner, Jerry Bennett Epstein, Donolyn Er icUon, Kotlileen V. Enck$0n, Robert Dole Erm11, Joyce Morie Ernster, Timothy Wayne Enlune, Gory Wayne Ervin , Charles Rbt. Erw in, Jomes Finley Erwin , John Bruce , Jr. Erwin , Wilson Peevey Erzurumlu, Hocik Escom1llo, Domingo . Eschenfefder, Poul F ., Jr. Eslirogh1 Tabon, Gity Aro Edmdge, Cher;I Lee . Eslmdge, Nancy Lynne . Espinoso-C, Renato Espmoso, Alfred Espinoza , Ignacio, Jr. Esrig, Bonnie Ann . Es.s.ary, Derry Deon Ewg, Cor~e Ela ine . Estep, Doniel Quen Esterak, Eugene S. Estes, Arthur James Estes, Jona Audrey Estes, Janet Susan . Esteve, Mona Elena . Estrada, Michael Lee Ethridge, Nancy Jo Eubank , Coralyn Elizabeth Eubank, George B., Jr .. Eubank, Lynn Alon Eubanks, Charles Alon . Eulenfeld, Janice G . Eutsler, Robert Weston . Evans, Barbara Gayle Evans, Corl Dole Evans, Charles Campbell . Evans, Gory LH Evans, Gregory Blakney Evans, Jomes Asa . Evons, Jomes lee . Evans, Jennifer P. Evans, Judith Suzanne Evans, Judy Evans, Leigh Karen Evans, Mcmlynn E. Evans, Martha Ann Evans, Robert Denton Evans, Roger H., Ill Evans, Roger Phillip : Evans, Stanley Poul Evans, Suzanne S. Evans, Walter Earl , Jr. Evans, Word Alon Evans, Wm . Dunlop . Everett, Alon Kennedy : Everett, Barry Chorles Everett, Brody Lynn Everett, Deborah T. Ever+ nghom, Thonios . Alia~ Eversole, Nancy Ann Ewald, Sandro J . . Ewan, Thomas Kenn;, ir.: Ewing, ltebecco Ew ing, R.chord E. Ew ing, Scott Robert Eymord, Oov1d Em ile Ezell , Edgor Steven Ezell, M.orla1ne Ann Ezell , W ilham Poul Ezon, Frederick Chai;,, '. F Fahrenthold, C. J Fohrentliald, Jerry P Fain, Jahn W Fotr, Gregory Alan Fo 1rch1ld, De borah l F01rly, Mofllyn M., Mrs Fakon, Richard Roy Falcone. Karen Ann Faldyn, Anne"e B Fo llin, Joseph A. , Ill Foll11, Fronkhn Newton Fonchier, David Elirmon Fonmn, Suwn Kaye Font, Carol Henderson Foror , V1ck1 G B , Mrs Fergason, Eddie Wayne Fergoson, Terri l R., Mrs Farley, Jon Edwin Form&r, Glynn Dov1d Former , Thomas E Farquhar, l •ndo June Farrar , Te rry Wayne Farrel. David Borton Forrel, Hor ry Clyde Ill Farrel . Reba F Fom1 Peggy Ann Forr11 Sandra Koy Farrow, Lorry AJlen Fougl-tt Thomas N Faulconer, Btu ce l  455, 635 398, 635 . 408 .205 274 , 280, 566 207, 607 . 270 .635 . 620 305, 466, 566 .607 420, 421 , 566 . 529 . 276 412, 635 .469 . 390 270, 280 . 566 210, 277 , 607 .483 . 566 442, 620 . 276 . 468 .438 455, 635 . 607 271 , 291 , 566 .607 . 269 210, 280 460, 635 460, 620 .566 . 258 .460 .607 .412 . 305 457 , 635 . 255 412, 566 420, 448, 449 238, 566 . 305 . 566 .607 545, 547 . 374 .462 . 276 403, 566 . 255 255, 455, 635 255 , 635 392, 620 396, 635 . 269 205, 635 . 542 376, 635 . 566 .270 291 , 635 175, 31 7, 607 . 567 278 , 635 . 392 460, 635 . 567 . 372 161 , ~~~ 291 , 402, 635 . 466 .441 . 543 . 259 410, 607 418 428 208 607 462, 636 567 283 , 620 636 607 553 22 • 607 28 4 413 272 294, 600 29 4, 600 406, 607 46E 229 , 567 476, 607 209 , 384, 620 488 203, 207 267 455 636 208 , 275. 277, 607 567 216 636  Fechtel, Jomes M. 402 Feelion, Anne El1zobetli 255, 636 Fe eney. Ann .636 Fegan , Koylienne Ellen . 445, 620 Fegette, Claud io Jeon 476, 478, 607 Fe lil1s, Emm itt Donald 223 , 567 Fehr, Kearby C. 451 Fe il d, Thomas G . 567 Fein , Ellen Rose . 135, 161 , 175, 177 , 264 , 308 Fe inberg, Jon Loui se 620 Fe1ns 1l ver, Alon David 390, 567 Feinstein, lorry f+.itor c 412, 607 Felder, Marvtn Ray .270 Fe ldman , Jomes Kendndt 216 Feldman, Michael Alan .453 Feldt, John Eric 412 Felle, Lindo J. W., Mrs . .567 Felle, Robert Eugene . 210 , 214 , 567 Feller, Dennis Werner 241 , 280 Feller, James Patrick 492, 498 , 552 Fellows, Arthur Rolland 380, 607 Fenelon, Kenneth Bruce 388, 607 Fenlaw, Mark Roger . 287 , 289, 607 Fenly, Leigh 460 Fenner, Jolin Clare .567 Fenne r, Suson Gail S., Mrs. .567 Fenster, Lisa Ellen 620 Fenton, Frances Margaret 255 , 287 , 289, 620 Fenton , Joan Barbaro 289 Ferbe r, V1ck 1 Lynn .314 Fe rguson, Bryon W 1ll 1s 221 , 230, 283, 607 Ferguson, Ga1t Lynn . 293, 620 Ferg uson , Hugli Rogers, Jr. .567 Ferguwn, Ivy Leo 483 Ferguson, Janet Helen 620 Ferguson, Jenny Louro 167 , 267 Ferguson, Joan C. .182 Ferguson, John Tliamos 275 Ferguson, Kenneth Wayne 394, 395, 466, 567 Ferguson, Lawrence H., Ill 406, 607 Ferguson, Martha Carol 267 , 567 Ferguson, Michael Earl .636 Ferguson, Phil Mass .259 Ferguson, Vicki Lynn 620 Ferland , Gory Joseph 216 Fern, Anthony Max 190, 241 , 280 Fernandez, Mono M. .479 Fernandez , Rebecca M. 183, 462, 636 Fe rnandez, Rodolfo 257, 567 Ferrara, Model1ne Caroll 452, 620 Ferrell, Dennis Potnck .270 Ferrell, Oran lutlier, Ill .223 Ferrell, Ri ckard Edward 420 Fe rrell , Th o mas Earl . .607 Ferrell, W 1ll1om C. .607 Fems, Jolin Huffman . 636 Fert11to, Debra .374 Fetzer , Bon me Ann .248 Fetzer, Mork Howard 438 Feuerbocher, Coria Vee 272 , 281 , 302, 303, 600 Fib1cli , Kenneth Tliamos 416, 567 Fiedler, Sandro Joanne 455, 607 Field, Jo Dell Elizabeth 296, 620 Field, Stephen 312, 397 Field , William lone 428, 636 Fielder, Potnck Joseph 262 , 305 Fields, M.or y Grace 163, 167, 204 , 298, 308, 607 F~elds, Russell Scott 607, 249, 282 F1ll1n91m , Dov1d Bnon 420, 636 Fmberg, Steven 424 , 636 Finch, Gory Edward . 217 , 466 Fin ch, R1 c liord Comngton 456 Fmcher, Edwenno Kay 476 Fm e , Robert Lewis 276 Fine r, Neal 8. 296 Fing e r, Leo nard Z., Jr .. 183 Fink , Co rio K. 293, 567 Fink , Valene Ann 460 Finke , Bar baro Jo 636 Finke, Ro nald Alon .546 F1nk elste1n, Syl via .460 Fmk elste1n , W illiam B. 318, 414 , 432 Fink lea, Goyla n Jean 305, 462 Finlayson, R1c hord Stork .388 Finley, Ko y Lynn 636 Fin ley, Pa tnc10 J 255 Finley , Richard G a yle 553 Fi nley, Stephe n Murray 392, 607 Finn , Chmtopher Joseph 567 Fin ne ran, Susan Morie 483 F1scli , Morlee Ann 620 foe lier , Clifton Kent 546 Fischer, Jon Allon 567 Fts.cher, Karen Elyse 567 F1scli1nger, Jud y Lynn 607 Fishbeck, Carol Jeon 27 8, 437 , 636 F1slier, Bo rbora WOf d , Mrs 271 Fisher, Douglas Fronk 211 , 214, 299, 277 , 547 Fisher, Jolin Wesle y 305 Fisher, Kathleen Ma rie 567 Fisher , le wis Sliermon 305, 620 Fisher , Paulo Jone 313, 365 Fisher, Sharon An n 395, 481 Fisher, Sue C 567 fisher , Wilham H 607 fok , Hollye C 372, 553 Fite, An toinett e 305, 620 Fite , Lindo Dione 567 Fitzgerald, Dov1d John 620 Fitzgerald, Fronk R 567 Fitzgerald, Jomes E , X 213 Fitzgerald. Joe Edword 187 , 607 F11zgerold, loel 291 , 636 Fitzgerald, Matha Beth 6-07 F1tzpotnck, Michael John 216 F1trnmmonl, Cliorles I 276 Flocke. Arthur Arne 37 4, 636  Fleisher, Lorry Earl .607 Flemens, Norman Rowe 217, 256 Fleming, George M. 208, 277 Fleming, Jeon Morie . .567 Fleming, Magaret Koy .422 Fleming, Russell Jess . .305 Fleming, Wollan Clem, Ill .364 Fleshman, Reldo Ann 225, 636 Fletcher, Arthur Boyd .396 Fletclier, Celia Renea .636 Fletclier, Doniel Lee .620 Fletclier, John Thomas .567 Fletclier, Robert Hole .620 Fleury, Nancy J. 145, 267 , 271 , 553 Fleury, W illiam Ernest .392 Flinn, Dennis George 182 Flaco, Fronk Stewart 380, 620 Flocke, Elizobetli Lynne 194, 253 , 263, 607 Flochne, Jomes Bruce . 283, 520, 521 , 552, 620 Flores, Carolina .305 Flores, Fidel .567 Flares, Henry P . 183, 607 Flores, Undo Foy 459, 636 Flares, M.ory Lupe . 261 , 271 , 567 Flares, Maxima Q ., Jr .. .247 Flores, Roberto, Jr. .277 Flournoy, Betty Louise .636 Flournoy, Donald R . .266 Flournoy, Mory Anne 189, 248, 607 Flowers, Betty Sue M., Mrs . .267 Flowers, Lesl ie Marshal . .295 Flowers, Potnc10 Cecile .567 Floyd, Gory Warren 269, 364, 456, 636 Floyd , Mork Steplien 418, 607 Flu11t, Miclioel Wayne .620 Flynn, Kotlileen l. .320 Flynn , Lindo Carole 267 , 270, 271 , 567 Flynn , Robert George .456 Focht , Arnold John .259 Focht , Cliadotte Ann .479 Fogelman , Joy .267 Fago, Donald Peter .522 Foley, Eileen Therese .567 Folks, Tliomas Munll . .567 Folhn, Darth• Neal 481 , 567 Foll in, Virgm10 Susan .607 Fontaine, Catherine C. .567 Fonteno, Jamee M. 255, 313, 636 Fonteno, William Carl, Ill 282, 410, 607 Fontenot, Linda Sharan 460, 620 Fontenot, Raymond lee 492, 552 Forbes, Mory Florence 270, 271 , 273, 293 308, 567 Ford, Albert Lewis , Jr . .205 Ford, Brent Jay . 257, 544 Ford, Denise . 254 Ford, Jil Coralyn 182, 636 Ford, Jolin Steplien .388 Ford, Joyce Anne . .607 Ford, Michael Dean . 282, 620 Foreman , Lucy Lockett 204, 390, 620 Forman, Charles Roy 390, 636 Forristoll, Stephon Alon .390 Forston, Annette Faye .480 Forsythe, Caroline J. 437 , 636 Fartossotn , Oenms G . 567 Fortossoin, Linda K. 567 Fortenberry, fliory K. 455, 620 Fortescue, Lynne C. 305, 636 Fortin, Mory Kotliryn 437, 636 Fortson , Susan Lynn . 255 Forward , Jackson S. .386 Fosbury, Wolter Joy 547 Fosdick, Jon Turner 390, 607 Fassler, Chm Lynn .460 Foster, Albert Haro ld 400, 432, 620 Foster, Bonito Le ila .607 Foster, Kathleen Rose .620 Foster, Margie Ruth 567 Foster, Patnck James 607 Foster, Volene Koy 278, 293 , 636 Foster, Walter Dole 398 Fougerousse, Charles l. .408 Fournoce, Lynda Lou ise 450 Fowler, Oyde Mit chell 402 Fowler, Earl Leon 388, 466, 636 Fowler, John HeiY y, Ill 427 Fowle r, John Rogers 392, 636 Fowle r, Pomel1 0 .255 Fowler, Seth O rlon do 469 Fowlkes, JOOn E. 269 Fo wser, Jane Eli zabeth 636 Fo x, Che ryl Ann 250 Fo x, David Thomas 492 Fo•. Joan El izabeth 620 Fox , John Henry 172 fo JC , Mortin Edward 636 Fo x, ftiiory Margaret 568 Fox, Stephen Allen 424 , 636 Foxhall, Lew is Emory 229, 636 Foxworth, Bonnte Lo u B., Mn. .448 Frachtmon , Richard J. 424, 636 Fromboch, Nancy lynne 460, 636 Froncrs, Bobbie Sue 182, 636 Francis, Jomes N elson 374 Franc es , Joy Peretz 620 Franc11, W ill iam R., .It 260, 318, 388, 389, 568 Fronk , Ca rol lee 271 , 568 Fronk , Denn is 269 Fronk, Edmu9d Po ul 294 , 636 Frcwik , Edwin Henry, Ill 396 Fr onk, Janis Koy 620 Fronk , Joseph Louis, Jr 305 Fronk , Ju d ith Ellen 183 Frank, Mory Baine 26 1, 607 Fronk , Ro bert lewi s 187, 208, 277, 424, 6-07 Fra nk , St a nley Cohon , Jr 416  Franklin, Ronald Glenn Franz, Joseph Robert Franzetti, Ronnie A. Froser, Dirk Graham Fraser, Douglas Burt . Fraser, Jomes Ray Fr0$er, Sh ir ley Jeon Frazer, William R. Frazier, Micliael Evans Freosier, Sherry Jon Fredenck, Cecil C. , Jr. Fredenck , Jomes M .. Frederiksen, Cliarles C. . Frederiksen, "1Aory S. S., Mrl. Fredrickson , Lourie Ann Freed, Iris Michelle Freed, Leslie Fern Freed, Sheryl Helene Freedman, Judy Ann Freedman, More Alon Freeland , Pennie E. Freeland, Thomas Fronk Freemon, Barbaro Goye, Mrl. Freemon, Elzie Darlene Freemon, Frederick 0. Freemon, Robert Joy Freeman, Roslyn Bottle, Mrs. Freemon, Stephen Ma11n . Freeman , Suwn K. R. , Mrs. Freemon, W illiam F. Freirich, David H . Frel ich, Richard M1choel Frels, Leon Kely French, Deborah Elaine Frencli, Drue Rita . French, Uoyd R., Ill Frentrup, Joanna Elise Frerking, Ernest Grey Freundlich, Don iel 8. Frey, Annetta Theresa Frey, Robert Alper Frick , Jahn David, Jr. Friedman, Gory Victor . Friedman, Marfin David Foedrich , Byron C. Fr iedrich, Sondra Lynn Fnend, Ben David Fnend, David lee . Friesenhalin, Deborah R. Fnnk , Clayton Joy Frink , David Slocum . Fr isbie, Jomes Riley Fr ishman, Abe Frishman , Oov1d Frisk, Enc Corl Fritts, Gerald Eugene , Jr. Frnka, Edward Richard, II Frnko , Robert Donald Froelilich, Travis Deon Froehner, Robert Nolan Frogue, Candace Ann Frost, Donna P. W ., Mrs . . Frost, Marcia Stebbms Fruchter, Dorothy A. S., Mrs. Fruchter, Judith E. Fruge, James Douglas Fry, Edward Wilson, Jr . Fry, John Scott . Fry, Louis C., Jr Fr;, Robert Dodd Fryar, Ronald Stephen Frye, Poul Don us Fuchs, Chmt1ne E. Fuchs, Jomes Donald Fudell, Ins Ann Fuerst, Jack Nicholas Fuerst, Lindo Sue Fugate, lee Fugit, Robert Lou is Fug itt, Darlene K. G ., Mrs. Fuhrmann, Richard R. Fuhrmann, Wonda Jeon Fulbright , Suzanne Fulfer, Mortin Timothy . Fuller, Ale1os J., Jr Fuller, Anthony Fuller, Frances Moy FuUerton, Bruce C Fulh ck, Kyle F Fulton, John b Fultz , John Ml/lord Funderburk, Kerry Don Funke , Vick i Lynn Fuq\IO, Mone Ehzabeth Fuquay, Charles Spears Fu rgatch, Michael S Furgiuele, Potr 1C t0 Jeon Furlong, Tnnothy P Furman, Nancy Pryor Furr, Paulo Motlieny, Mn Fusselman, Oeboroh A , Mrs Fuste. Mory Koy G Gabbert, Nancy Ann Gobog, John Andrew Gob<oel, Deboroll , Goddy, Jomti Burrel Gofno<, RoMm<Jr; S. G,, Mn. Goglt0no, Maureen Ann Goo,,.., Charles Rou, Jr Goo,,.., Chen-,! 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William R. 51 o. 552, 636 Gomez, Ernesto R. .568 Gammage, Patrick Odell .568 Gammon, Michael Eug 173, 260 Gonchon, Meg Gordan 435. 460, 620 Ganchan, Susan Burnett •60. 620 Gonder, Phyllis B .. .636 Gandy, Chnstmo l. 459, 620 Gandy. Gory lee . 183. 282, 607 Gannaway, Robert R., Jr. 211 , 275. 636 Ganns, S~ephen Richard 432. 433, 620 Gant, Alon Dale .269 Gant, Bobby lee . . 282 Gantner, O.one Mone . 600 Garbutt, John R., Ill . .607 Garcia, Alfredo T ornas, Ill . 247 Garcia, Ano . .460 Gorc10, Claro Gortbay . .568 Gorcio, Gustavo 469, 539, 636 Gorc10, Manuel Robert . 547 , 620 Garcia, Pete . .269 Garcia, Roso Catonno . 244, 568 Garcia, Sandro . 226 Garcia, V+olo Cotahno . .636 Gord, Dwight Richard . 282 Gordner, Coral Ann . 455, 636 Gordner, Deborah Gail . 294 Gordner, Edith E. l. . 454 Gordner, Fredo Eva . 255, 370 Gordner, Hosea, Jr, . .468 Gordner, Poul Allen . 312, 433 Gordner, RondoII Leroy •06. 636 Gordner, Rebecca Koy . . 263 Gordner, Robert Bryant .552 Gordner, Robert Victor . 229. 607 Gordner, Ronald Stephen . . 283 Gordner, Sandro Ellen . . 192 Gordner, Toro 0 . Meara . 416, 620 Gardner. Thomas Raul . 466. 510, 511 , 552 Gorges, Koren Lynne .459 Garner, Dov1d Edward . 205, 207. 275. 438 Garner, Margaret Anne •62. 636 Garner, M1choel Monroe . .607 Garnett, Stephen Phillip .607 Garretson, Judith Ann .568 Garretson, Mark Wayne 282. 283 Garretson, W1ll1am K. .636 Garrett, Annalyn •72. 620 Garrett, Charles E., Jr. 408, 636 Garrett, Cynthia Ann . 316 Garrett, Cynth+o Lynn . 293 Garrett, Hugh Howard . 408, 636 Gorrett, Janet Elaine .29• Garrett, Jess J., Jr. 412. 607 Garrett, John Henry, .Jr: . 451 Garren, Mory Ann .636 Garrett, Sammy D. 368, 600 Gomgon, Don+el Pot~1ck . 568 Gomson, Polly Roye . .607 Garthwaite, John . .538 Gortl1ng, Dov1d Keith .279 Gartner, Brenda Irene .568 Gartrell, Gerold E. . 544 Garver, Paulo Ann . 450 Garvin, Katherine Anne .455 Garwood, Duke Conlon .•20 Garwood, Kelly R. .420 Gory, Sonia lee 251 . 460, 620 Garza, Carlos B. l. . 247 Garza, Cec1l10 .481 Gorzo, Cmelda .621 Garza, Dov+d Albert .568 Garza, Glenda Ann . .607 Garza, Norma Adelfa . 278. •37. 608 Garza, Yolonda Im . .600 Gosowoy, Brenda Sue . 175, 308 Gaskamp, Wolter C. .608 Goston, Raymond F. 249, 466, 636 Gathers, Woyne Edwin, Jr. 203. 205, 277. 568 Gatlin, Gory Harald .608 Gatlin, Sandro lee .553 Gauntt, Glenn Gory . . 438 Gaus, Elwood Barrett .636 Gaus, Michael Lynn . 312, 372, 608 Gautreau, Mory Joyce . .568 Gav1to, Doniel Oov1d . 427 Gow, Bruce M: . .509 Goy, Ira Edgar, Jr. .636 Goy, MiChoel Nelson . 283 Goy, Robert Charles . .37• Gayle, Mory Leslie 163, 167. 204, 229. 298. 308 Gaynor, Janet . 481 Geoccone, Tem Louise . 430, 608 Geary, Jomes lee . . : 4• Gee, Alon Douglas .21; Gee, Robert Wayne . 249, 636 Gee, Rogene . 568 Geiger, Nancy Rebecca 270, 271 . 568 Ge1u, Potnc10 Anne 261 Genna, Bertha Louise .608 Gentry. Cecil A. 552, 568 Gentry, Marcy .300 Gentry, Paulette l. H., Mn.. 267  Gentry, Ptull1ps B., Ill Georgocakis, Katherine W . Georgas, Effie Christine George, Alon Gaylord . George, Charles Edchns George, Dov1d louts George, Koren Ehzobeth George, lorry Douglas . George, Richard lee George, Sara A. B., Mrs. Gerber, Barbaro Hilton Gerber, Kent Anthony Gerber, Wolter K. Gerecke, Stephen lee Geren, Lawana Louise . Gerloff, Ellen Gale Gernsbocher, Karen . Gershman, Oebb.e S. Gentenhaber, Jay Eron Gewertz, Martin Anson Gibbs, Andrea Jeon . Gibbs, Donald Pete Gibbs, Duncan Gaylord Gibbs, Everett Shelby Gibbs, Joseph Allen . Gibbs, Peyton Selman Gibbs, Warren Edward Giblin, Sharon Ann Gibson, Martin l., Jr. Gibson, Mmo Jone l ., Mrs. Gibson, Randol lee Gibson, Ros.c:oe M1lte G ibson, Volena Janet Giddens, Albert lee . Gideon, Edward Nunnelee Gtdeon, Mtchoel Logan Gideon, Sarah Ann Gtese, Jolyn Gayle G1esecke, Edyth M., Mrs. G1esecke, Jonis Louise G1esecke, Richard Louis G1ff1n, Jomes R., Jr. . Gilbert, Earl Chnstopher Gilbert, John Rolph Gilbert, Patricia Anne Gilday, Mory Kathryn Giles, Betty J. R., Mrs. Giles, Gory Thomas . Giles, Horry Michael G iles, Susan Elizabeth Gill . Hol M1chaet . Gill, Raymond A., Jr. G1llo~e. Don Word G1llcnpie, Raymond Ed . G1llospy, Ronald T. G1llespe, Donald lee G11lesp1e, Mary Kate G1llespe, Robert M. Gillett, Poul Edward . Gillette, Dennis D. Gillette, Jone Ann Gilley, Allen Louis, Ill Gilley, Dov1d lewis Gilley, Gory Goy . Gilliom, Bobby Seofen . G1ll1om, Robert Milton G1lhlond, Chloe EUo . G1/hlond, Gwen Ellen G1ll1lond, lu6on T., Jr. Gillum, Lindo Ann Gillum, W1ll1om Doniel . Gilmore, Borbaro Ol1v10 Gilmore. John Leslie . Gilmore, Teresa Joan G +ndler, Lawrence H. G1ndy, Kenneth M1choei G1nn1ngs, Poul Douglas Ginsburg, Harold H. . Ginsburg, Stanley . Gipe, Wiltiom GeorQe . G1ps, Jerry Robert . G1ps, Robert Charles, Jr. Gipson, Zia Ann Girardeau, Jomes f.: G1roud1n , Potr1uo Ann '. G1rouh, Koren . Girouard, Morger~ E.. Girouard, Robbie Gay . Gish, Janet Lynn . G1ssell , Susan Irene Given, Eltzobeth M .. Givens, John Leonard, i11 '. G1edde. Helen Ann Glade, Leonard N. Glade, Thomas Walker Gladney, John Robert Gladstone, Koren Lynn : Glaser, Dono Dmnne Glaser, Peter R. Glaser, Stephen J. Glaser, Terry K. Glasgow, Ken Woil~e Glasgow, Susan Mone . Glau, Douglas Bruce Glau, Judy Coral . Glau, Martin I. , Jr. Glasscock, Maynord Sidney Glasscock, Rebecca Glassman, Carol l ynn Glatterer, Milton S., Jr . Glauser, Margaret Camille Glaze, Walter HonsfOfd Glazer, Betty lten~ GI oz er, Ilene Glazer, Jeffrey Bennett . Gleason, David Merle . Gleason, Margaret M. Gle1tmon, John Lynn Glenn, Floyd Wayne Glenn, Jonis Louise Glenn, Matthew A., Ill . 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Goforth, Doniel O~I : Goforth, Sharon Roe Goforth, Susan Frances Goggan, Morgoret Susan . Goggin, John R .. Jr.. Gola, John, Jr. Gold, John Steven Goldberg, Carole Joy Goldberg, Je,.. Helen Golding, Ben Golding, Francine Mylo Goldman, ~dF. Goldman. w ;11 Gory Gold.t-ry, Edward Noble Goldsmoth, Harold H;ll . Gol~. Alon Bruce . Golc:Hte1n, Robert Marc Goldstein, Sharon Helaine Goldstein, Sharon Jo Golc:Hhcker, Lawrence A. Goleman, Thomas Bruce Goles, Timothy . Golf, Rosolond Adele Golman, Sydney Golub, Natalie . Gomez, Fabian S., Ill Gomez, Santiago Jose ( , : Gomez, Viola Deondo . Gomez, Xavier Cesor Gonzoles, Janette I . Gonzoles, John . Gonzoles, Joseph Patrick Gonzoles, Marcelino Gonzoles, Pahk> M. Gonzoles, Richard 0 . Gonzoles, Robert lee Gonzolez, Amporo Luiso . Gonzolez, Carlos F. Gonzolez, Fernando . Gonzolez, Fronc1Ko J. Gonzolez, Lindo Sue Gonzolez, Rudy, Jr. Gonzalez, V1c:tor10 Gooch, lorry Wayne Good, Poul Allen . Good, Robert Lawrence Goodale, William Edwin Goode. Mork G;deon, Ill . Gooden, Lloyd Stephen Goodenough, Fred Chorle.s Goodfellow, Robert Jomes Gooding, P999y Louise Goodloe, John Tunstall Goodmon, Brenda Dee Goodmon, Charles J Goodman, Cheryl Ruth . Goodmon, David Wayne Goodmon, John C. Goodnow, Stephen Dovid Goodrich, Cynthia Goodnch, Louro Ann Goodson, Glee Ann . Goodson, Guy Neil . Goodson, Jonc1 Miller Goodson, Poul Edward Goodstein, Richard Stuart : Goodwin, Barry Layne . Goodwin, Cheryl Ann Goodwin, Mary Patricio Goodwin, Sarah Elizabeth Goolsby, George Franklin Goat, Betty Rose Goranson, Bruce AJan Gordon, Barbaro E. Gordon, Deborah Wynne Gordon, Horry Bernard, Jr Gordan, Jerry John Gordon, Karen Goy Gordan, Leon Borras, Jr. , Ga<don, Londo S. Gordon, Poul Michael Gordy, Dwayne Roy . Ga<dy, Dwoght lee Gore, Carolyn Ann Gorena, O.na An1d Gann, Polly Ale11:onder . Gorman, Joe Vance . Gorman, Robert Mich~ Gornick, Thomas W. Gorski, Theodore P., Jr. Gose, Louro Melinda Gou, Irene Elizabeth Goss, Richard lee . Gou, Suson Mane Gossen, Ronald How~rd Gottesman, Lindo Ann . Gottesman, Sanford l. Go"lieb, Susan Edis . 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Rolph Roland Gourley, Jock, Jr. Gouvier, Edward J., Jr. Govin, Dorathy Mory Grab, Nodine Koy Grobbe, Crockett lone . Graber, Edwin Netl . Groce, Cta.g Thomas Groce, Douglas Atton Grocey, Joe Ellsworth Grodel, Mcmonne l. Grady, Beverly Ann . Grof, Jud 1th Ann . Grof, Kermit Eugene Grohom, Chark>tte C. Graham, Chfford Wayne . Graham, Dovod Eldrodge Graham, Ernest Pearce . Groham, Gene . Graham, Gerold W1lliom . Graham, Jomes Joseph Groham, Jeffrey W. , Graham, Kathleen Frances Graham, Kenneth Wayne Grohom, Lindo Dole Graham, lots Morie . Graham, Nancy Graham, Stdney lee . Graham, Wayne Leon . Graham, Weldon Terry Grohom, Wilham lee Grammer, Beverly Lynne . Grammer, David Mark . Grommer, Jerry R. Granberry, Roy Wynn . Granger. Charles T .• 111 Gronnes, Phytl1s P., Mn Grant, Jonathon B. Grant, Mory Elizabeth . Grant, Nancy Jeonne Grant, Pamela Sue Grant, Patrick Cleary Grant, Pauline Bruce Grant, Peter Newbonb Grant, Thomas Recgon Grantham, Joseph K . Groves, Bonnie Blue . Groves, Carolyn Groves, Chor~ l. Groves, Claude B. Groves, Gayle Frances . Groves, George Thomas, Ill Groves, Gorden Thomas Groves, Jerry F . Gray, 8ev9fly Ann Gray, Chorles Edwin Gray, Edward B. Gray, Edwin Dorrell . Gray, Ellen Ruth Gray. Guy James . Gray, Jefferson Scott Gray, Koren Jo Gray, Kathy Elaine Gray, Mary Dov on Gray, N1ck1 Non Gray, Randall Allon . Gray, Randolph Irby Gray, Roberl A., Jr. . Gray, Robert Curtis Gray, Robert Edwin Gray, William Atbert, Ill Grayson, Allon M., Ill Green, Barry Ruuetl . Green, Dovid Earl Green, Dovtd Timothy Green, Oebotoh Lynn Green, O.onn Eloine Green, Gale Mane Green, George M. Green, Greto Evelyn Green, Jomes Rodney Green, Joe Randall Green, Lucy Hardin . Green, Martha E Green, Mory Katherine Green, Michael Norman Green, Non Louise Green, Nancy Robin Green, Robert Lynn, Jr Green, Robin Jon . Green, Rodney Meredith Green, Shelley Anne Green, Sophte Anno C. Green, Ted Edward, Jr Green, Willt0m Ray . Greenberg, lowren Elise Greene, Barbaro Nonces . Greene, Don Scott Greene, George l. Greene, Kathryn Mary . Greene, lorry .Ytelvyn Greene, Margaret Ann , Greene, Ronald Wilson Greenhill, W1llt0m D. Greenlee, Stewart D. Greenstein, Fred Ronald Greenwade, Poul Rowland Greenwood, Alon Dole Greenwood, Mory Helen Greer, Sidney Adams, Jr. Gregg, Go1I Alene Gregg, Watter Atexonder Gregory. Dovod Moch Gregory, Donald Clofford . Gregory, Judoth E. Gregory, Reg1na&d W ., Jr Gregory, Roso lie Jone Gregory, Thomas Aubrey Gregory, Wilham Newton Gregson, T td Wayne Gremminger, Charla Roy Grenoder, Mork Jomes . 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Gremer, Arthur S., Ill Gre1hom, John Morie. Grett, Richard lee Gnbb'e, Clifford F. Gribble, Kruse Gnder, Bruce William Grieneelts, John Keith Grieves, David Henderson Gnff1n, Dovid T. Griffin, Gory Glenn . Griffin, HOlkell F .• Jr. Griffin, John Pierce  •IB, 637 3B6, 60B .621 . 30S .S70 . S70 . 291 376, S70 •OS, •32 . 637 IB7, 236, 60B . 273  Gutierrez, Armando G. Gutierrez, Elsa Gutterrez, FronctKO, Ill Gutierrez, Nelda C. . Guy, Gary Boyd Guyette, Courtney Guyton, Judith Ann Guyton, Thomas Wokott . Guzel, Pascal Poul Gwynn, R1chord Poul  . SS3 •62, 637 .S70 .•37 . 2BO . S70 . 637 3B6, 637 .•BB 216, •66, 621  Hammond, Su10n Louise Hammond, Woodrow W. Hammonds, Sharon Koy Hammons, Henry Evans, II Hammons, Mory Ann G ., ~-: Hamner, Richard Edward . Hampton, Charles Edwin . Hamrick, Sharon Koy Hancock, Catherine V .. Hancock, Donnie Roy Hancock, Lynn Adams . Hancock, Martha Joms .  4S9, 637 . 20S .21B 39•. 39S, S71 . 2S3 3BO, s.. .608 . S71 31', 637 . 207 .60B .60B  Harrison, Hermon Wode . Harrison, Houston David . Harrison, Jomes P., IV . Harrison, Jomes Redfearn : Harrison, Jon Lucille . Hamson, John William Harrison, Jon Potriclt Harrison, Julio Beth . Harrison, Michoet Bond Hamson, Pot I .. Harrison, Prince Mortin Hamson, Roger Dole  . 2BS . •20 .S71 . 310 60B, •S9 213, 299, 621 . 172 . 2SS . 399 . S71 •10. 621 . 601  
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I B2, 420 Grote, lorry Jomes •IO, 621 Grotevont, Debor oh A. .637 Grotevont, Harold Denms .S70, 267 Groth, Jomes Alon 372, 637 Groth, Jo Ellen . . 2SS Grove, Carol Sue . . •S9 Grove, Jomes F., IV . . S70 Grubbs, Gordon Hol 392, 621 Gruber, Jody Ann . 320 Gruesbeck, Cloy . 270 Gruner, Katherine Susan 2•1 . 267, S70 Grusy, Ale111s Koy . 2Bl , 30S Grusy, Melody Ann . 272, S70 Grygor, Ronald Reed .601 Grzonko, Violet Jeanne . 608 Guoqueta, Camilo Herno~ . S70 Guardalobene, Deborah . 637 Guoru"tO, Donna Leigh . •S•. S•9. 637 Guedin, Robert M., Jr.. .•B6 Guelker, Theresa Jo net . . 261 Guenther, Brenda Ann . IB2 , IB3, 30B Guenther, Jamee Sue M. . 30S Guenther, John Dole . 20S Guenther, Poul Leonard. . 269 Guenzel. Patsy Ann . 2S3, 263 Guernsey, <:;horles HenS:On. .•OO Guerro, Ernesto C., Jr. 2'7, 601 Guerro, George Xavier . 2'7 Guerro, loreHo .•S9 Guerro, Oscar i'Ae~;ol~ : . S70 Guerro, Sondra lydta .601 Gueu, Curtis Neol 21 S, 2S6, S70 Gueu, Dorrell Keith . . 376 Gueu: Dom Lynn . . S•B Gueu, Terry Jon . 273 Gueu, Virg1mo C. 21 B, S•B. 637 Guest, Kelley Austin . . 270 Guest, Mortho Annette : 29•. 60B Guettler, Donna Mone . .S70 Gui~. Colleen K .. .637 Guild, Robert Bow~n ~ •OO, 637 Guilfoyle, Fronk J., Ill 269, 637 Guillen, Atonoc.a Cruz.' Jr~ 203, 206, 60 I. 277 Guinn, Geoffrey Kyle •IB, S70 Guinn, Mory M. C., Mrs. . 261 Guinn, Robert lee Guleh, Edward ~old 209 269, 3B• . 637 Guieb, Jomes Q _, II us. I•7. I7S, 26S, 267. 312 3B•. 5'S , S70 Guleke, Norwood Von 3B• . 60B Gulleen, Km Kori 601 Gullocksan, Dovod G . 637 Gundd, JeoneHe Mone, Mrs. 270 Gunn, Carol 637 Gunn, Jomes Colvin •92, SS2 Gunn, Robert Warren 2BO Gunnell, Julio Kotholeen 60B dGunn1n, 8111 lee 2S9 Gupton, Theodore Bryon 3BB. 637 Gurotteh, John Francis . 223, 2S7 Guros.c:h, St9Phen W , Jr 263 Guros.c:h, W1ll1om George IS3. 17S, IB3. 2BO Gurin.sky, Alon Michoel • 12 Guru»ky, Edword Keith S• 6. S'7 Gurney, Hom9tt K 60B Guituken, luclO Yuriko S70 Gustofton, Roger K 292 CX..stohon, Virg1n10 Joyce 271 , 601 Gustovsen, Louro Go1I 2•B. 261 , S•3. 60B Gutt1ne, Ot1v10 Ann 2SS, • 36 Guthe1nz, Jerome M 206 Guthrie, Beverly 0 637 Guthfie, Gront W1ll101TI1 • 16 Gutrerrez-Hortman, Arthur 2S• Gutrierrez, Ale• Oov+d 2'7, • 6B  Hoock, Dione Kathryn Hook, Margaret Bertha Hook, Ruth A., Mrs. Hoono, Timo T opio Hoos, Brion Gilbert Hoos, Rodney Gene . Hoos, Samuel Douglas . Hoos, Stanley Alon Hoos, Thomes Poul Hoberlie, Janet loo Hockord, Edward ScoH Hockord, Jomes C. Hockermon, Stephen M. Hockney, Greg lee Hodd, Donald Allen . Hodd, Robert Henry . Hadden, Marilyn Mitchell . Haddock, Betty Joyce Hoddock, Kathy Louise . Hodley, Willi om Owen Hoecker. Michael Alton Hoedge, Ronald Colvin Hofernick, El izabeth A. Hogon, Doniel Boriter Hogon, Terri Leo Hogor, Hamilton, Jr. Hagemeier, Hot Edward Hoger, Roslyn Goy Hagerty, Virginia T. Hoggard, Elizabeth Deaton Hoggard, Ragon lee Hoggard, Thomas Russell . Hagler, Erwin H., Jr. Hogy, Anne Morie Hohn, Ehzobeth Hohn, Gregory John Hohn, Hamel Ho1k, Carolyn Mory . Ho1k, Demel M. Ho1k1n, Horry Richard Hoines, Deborah Down Hoines, Glendo Moy Ho1nze, Annell i'Aerle Hairgrove, Sylvia Lynne Ho1ek, Johnnie Fronk Hole, Fnedo Sue Hole, Patricio Ann Hole, Timothy Eorl Hole, Virgm+o Lynn Holey, Dennis C. Holey, Judith Foye Holfont, Rozanne . Halk, Donald Ha'ry . Holl, Condoce Roye . Holl, Coralyn Jone Holl, Dtone Hickmon Holl, Glen David Holl, John Curtis Holl, Leonard Raymond Hall, Luther Glenn Holl, Monlyn Ann Hall, Mory McKoy Holl , Pomelo Dee . Holl, Robert Earle . Holl, Suson Debro Hall, Wolter M. Holl, William Glen Hollohon, Monico Mortho Holt.day, Mory C., Mrs. Hollmork, Robert Edwin Holptn, Robert T .. Jr. Holpnn, Pott1 Holse11 , Glen Golen Hoisted, Judith Wynn, Mn. Holton, Bonme Loy Homann, Donna Gayle Homann, luldo Koy _ Homby, David Aus fin Homby, Kothenne Al ice Homel, Cynth+o Lise . Hamilton, Charles B., Jr. Hamilton, Don1d K., Jr. Hamilton, Eldeno Clore Hamilton, Fredenck R., Jr. Hom1tton, Jomes Raleigh Hom1hon, Janet loin, Mrs. Hom+lton, Jeffrey lone . Hamilton, Lawrence A .. Hamilton, Leigh Ferns Hamilton, Louie a .. Ill Hamilton, Lynnwood H Hamilton, Mtchoel Ross Hom1hon, Roger Deon Hamilton, Sylv10 Lynn Hamilton, Thomas Yerxo Hom1lton, Will1om 8 Homl1n, Thomas Allen Hammock, Linde Svson Hommer, Jos.eph Petr.ck Hommer, Roy David Hommerbed, Howord F HommeH, Rtehord Henry Hammond, Dole Howard Hammond, Jomes Rodney Hammond, Lawrence A.  . 637 .... . 270 . 226 . 637 .•IB 173, I B7, 3B6, 60B .637 . S70 . 637 . 206 . S70 . 26S .S22 . 206 206, 27S .60B . 2 .. 4S4, 637 . 2S9 262, 302, 30S, 60B . 637 . 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I7S , S71 , 2S3, 26• Hanno, Sharon Leigh . 310 Hanno, Stephen EllioH . 207, 412, S71 Honnoy, Robert Cowgill 216, 37' Honnigon, Henry J . . . S71 Hanover, Non Annett 261 , '76, 477 , •B2, S•9 Hansen, Louro Mone . 20• Hanson, Carlton Henry . S71 Hanson, Jonet Foye . . 601 Hanson, Judith Foye . . 273 Hanson, Susan Ruth . .•60 Horolson, Katherine Ruth . 2SI , 30S Horolson, Michael Art . 20S Horbert, Jo Ann 2BB, •S• Harbison, Koran Ann 261 , S•2. S•3. 621 Harbour, Jock G .. . 637 Hardee, Martha love 2SS, •SS, 621 Hardemon, Jomes Anthony . S71 Hardesty, Kerry Linn . . 262 Hardesty, John Powell . 262 Hardesty, Mork Dennis . . 399 Hardgrove, Coral . .•62 Hardin, Edward D. W .. . 399 Hordin, Gordon Wesley 2B2, 60B Hardin, Michoel Burgess 40B, 637 Hardin, Sondra Claire . 17S Hardin, Wesley Morgon . 621 Hording, Richard lone . . 637 Hardwick, Robert V .. .207 Hordwicke, Jomes BenneH . 30S Hardy, Charles Edward . 311 Ha'dy, David Murlf . . 211 Hardy, Howard Lawrence .S29 Hardy, Michael Alon 400, 637 Hardy, Sheryl Dione . 4S•. 60B Hardy, Silvan Leon 2•B. S71 Hore, Coro! Eleonor . •60, 621 Hore, W illiam Robert . 637 Horelik, Horry Irwin . . 2B2 Horelik, Jimmy Hosltell . 2'7, 416, 621 Hargett, Michael Wayne . 30S, 637 Hargis, Charles Greglow . .3B7 Horg1s, Jeon Adell 37', 60B Horgroves, Eddie Jo . . 601 Hargrove, Corey David .•12 Hargrove, John Moxey . 399, 637 Hargrove, Joseph l., Jr . . 3BI Hargus, Dovid Brent . •06, 637 Horkey, Charles Ryon 3BO, 637 Horkey, Moriho Nelle 217, 21B Harkins, Henry B., Jr. . 232 Harkins, Lynda Koy . •SS, S•9. 301 Horii.ins, William T rov1s 2•B. s... S71 Harkness, Howard lee . 2B3, •6B Harkness, Janet lee . . 27B Harlow, Deborah J. 26•, •SO, S71 Harlowe, David Howord .621 Horman, Potnc1a . S71 Horman, Scott Ingersoll 302, 30S, S• I , 621 Horman, Thom<» Harold S29, SS2 Harper, Barbaro Mortho . S71 Horper, Don Allon . 60B Harper, Jock Wayne . 637 Harper, Jerry Glen . 197 Harper, John Fredenck . .60B Harper, lolo Morgoret . . 293 Harper, Robert Will.am 269, •66 Harper, Wolter Davis . 621 Harpole, George Ann S•3. S•9. 621 Ha•pool, Robert T., Ill 37S, 637 Horrell, David Allen . 2•6. 60B Horrell, David Joe .S71 Horrdl, Joseph Domel 224, 601 Horrell, Sylv10 Ruth . 60B Hornmon, MKhelle . S71 Homngton, Ann M. •a3, ss3 Homngton, Jono Jo . 3B9, 60B Hornngton, William B. .S09 Homs, April Koy 291 , •72. '73, 621 Horns, Benny J., II . 211 Homs, Betty C., Mrs. . '7B Homs, Diano J. H., Mrs. 272, S71 Horris, Duone Woodford, II . .621 Homs, Jomes E., Jr. . 396 Horris, Louro l. W., Mn. 267, S71 Homs, Morv1n l. .637 Homs, Maureen . 270 Homs, Mtchoel Bloke 3B6, 637 Horns, Nancy Lynn S•9 ~::: ~t.~ 313, 621 261 Horrrs, Vidor Elliot 36•, 621 Horrrs, W1lhom Craig 39S Horns, Wilttam F., Jr S71 Homs, Willtam Stanley •87, 621 HomM>n, Becky Sue 637 Hom M>n, Beverty Ann 272 Hom50n, Emmett E 30S, •56. 637 Horri50n, Glenn Howord . 571  Harrold, Glenn Jomes . 203, 206, 27S, 277 Harrop, Mrory Theresa . •77, •Bl Harrop, Potncio Frances •77. 480 Horsch, Karon Ilene . .608 Horshoney, Jocquefyn L~ .•ss Harshman, Williom C., II , . 2•9 Hort, Amabel Dickerman .•SS Hort, Amoleo Dtckermon •S2, •SS, S43, 5'9, 60B Hart, Cha•les Robert . 376, 608 Hort, Donno Beth . . 472 Hort, Jone Ellen 261 , 60B Hort, Jeryl Dronnon, Jr. .621 Hort, Lindo lee . 197 Hort, Macy Bernard . . S71 Hort, Michael Francis .•20 Hort, Sue Ellen . •77. '7B Hartley. Dw•ght Cloyd . .412 Hartl ing; Robert G. . 269 Hortmon, Corofyn Joyce •B2, S•9 Hortman, Louise lynnHe . 2SB Hortman, Luther E. . 261 Hartmann, Poul Robert . 2•1 , 2BO, S71 Hartong, Robert Eugene, Jr .. 233, 236, S71 Hartwell, Christopher l. . 621 Hartzell, Marilyn Sue I B2, 2SS, 293 Hartzell, Rtchord E. . •6B Harvey, Billy Dole 376, 621 Harvey, Donald Deon, Ill . 213, 60B Harvey, Jerome JO$eph . 637 Harvey, Leigh .60B Harvey, Michoel Poul •OB, •09, S71 Harvey, Rhonda Keye 320, 637 Hervey, Soroh E .. . 267 Horwood, Cindy Roy 239, 609 Hose, Belinda Louise 167, 172, 30B, 261 Hoshemi, Homoyoun .269 Hoshop, Frederick l. IBS, •06. 637 Hasson, Richard George .609 Hassell, Rolph Eugene •S6, 637 Hassell, Rawlind 2S2, •SS Hosskorl, Joon . .609 Hosskxher, Susan Lynn 136, 161 , 167, 172, 17S, IB7, 198, S71 Hastedt, Judy Corol . . 313 Hasty, Obie Joe .63B Hatch, Cheryl Dione . 2BB, 621 Hatchel, Rito Goyle . . 621 Hatcher, Glenn Davis .609 Hatcher, Williom E., Ill . 262, 30S, S71 Hoterius, Ingrid B. . 29S Hatley, Suson Koy . ..2 Houn, Betty Jo . . 268 Houn, Edwin Standifer . .3B• Houn, Jone Arion . . 161 Hounsch1ld, Steven K. . 292 House, Ooryl Anne .261 Housenfluke, lorry Von . 2•8 Houser, Vincent Poul . 63B Hoverloh, Edword E. . 209 Howke, Carol Ann . 36S Howkins, Undo Susan .621 Hawkins, Penny Lou . . 4S9 Hawkins, Suwn K. S .. Mrs. 2SS, "2 Hawley, Jo ms Koy I B6, 212, 609 Hewn, Rebecca Lou1.se . . 261 Haws, Chades Randall . 312, 3B8 Hows, Roy lee . •23, 621 liawtha<ne, Judy Kay S71 , 301 Hawthorne, Marsha lee . 609 Hoyden, Henry David . •20 Hoyden, Poul Woyrttt . 609 Hayes, Go1I Elizabeth . S71 Hayes, Nancy •37, 621 Hayes, WesJey AJon . .• 12 Hayes, Wilham Herold . . S71 Hayes, W ilham Joseph . . S71 Hoymei, Pomelo Jeanne . 571 Haynes, Beverty Bernice 301 , S71 Haynes, ~lorence Doyle . 269 Haynes, Vicki 609 Hoyme, Rtehord Ak>n . 63B Heys, Edwtn Kenon . .•69 Heys, Hom1lton K1rit . 262, 302, 30S Heys, Horlon David . . 601 Hays, Rondy C>.mett . 2SB, 270 Hoys, Ronald Edwa•d . 42B Hoyt•, Gayl0<d l" .609 Haywood, Chades Edwo•d . 601 Haywood, Ernest Lemuel, Jr. 137, 171 , 172, 173, IB7, 20B Hayworth, Dov+d M. . 292 Hazelrigg, Mork Jonothon . 206 Hazleton, Elaine Upton, Mrs. . 271 Hazlewood, Jomes Howard . 269, 621 Hothp, Mory Frances 290 Hde•b, lb<alum D .309 Head, Jud•th Kay . .609 Heed, Jud11h Ruonne . 30S Head, Sit?-Scan . . SH Head, Suson Ehzoboth •62 Head, ThomasE. 211 , 21•. S71 Headley, Cynthoa D. . 226 Heoley, AnlOINlte 8., Mn . 270 Healey, MKhaol Ann . •60 H90ley, Walt• Richard 2!3 Heoly, Maureen 638 Hoanoy, .lomosDovod 223, 2S7  t t t t h H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H i H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' " 1' " " " " " " "  



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Heaney, Winifred G. .638 Hemdt, Carole Lynn . 251, 609 Hodge, Cothy Lynn . .443 Hood, Vodu Lynne . 573 Heard, Kathy lamer . 182, 186, 621 Herring, Corl Frederick . 305, 609 Hodge, Richo'd Pope 466, 638 Hooker, Miortho lo Non .442 Heard, Lois Elaine . 293, 294 Herring, Emogene Dole 455, 622 Hodges, Doniel R. . . 572 Hooks, Robert Wolden . . 292 Heard, Mory Peters . . . 281 Herring, Lyndon C. . . . .638 Hodges, Koren W. H., Mrs. . . 294 Hooper, Brenda Gail . .421 Heard, Robert Edward . 380, 544, 609 Hersom, Kathryn Roll, Mrs. .226 Hodges, Mod< C. 312, 388 Hoope.-, Thomos Edwo'd . 213, 638 Heard, Sondra Koy . .268 Hertz, Alon B. . . . . .183 Hodges;, Marvin Allen "428, 609 Hooton, Burt Carlton 318, 529, 552 Hearn, Nancy Ann O'Neol, Mn.. .267 Hertz, Raymond Stanley .601 Hodges, Potrick Lynn 183, 273, 318, 408, 409 Hooton, William Leon . 41 B, 638 Hearn, Robert l., Jr.. . .396 Hervey, Suson Elizabeth .572 Hodgkinson, Lindo Rose . 462 Hoover, Kathryn Jone . . . U4 Hearn, Robert Luther, Ill .621 Hess, Betsy Lynn . . 460, 638 Hodgson, John Scott . .408 Hope, Bnon lonnes . . . . . 206, 573 Hearn, William Glyn, Jr. .402 Hess, Bonnie Jeon .622 Hoefs, Richard Morlt . 384 Hopluns, Ho,old Newton, Jr. 388, 389, 622 
Hearne, Sidney Randoll 392, 621 Hessel, Ira Joy . .545 Hoekstro, Mo<y Sho,on . 293 Hopkins, Jomes Arno'd . 420, 638 Hearne, Susan Claire .609 Hester, Mory Vivien . . .217 Hoelscher, Patricio Anne . 572 Hopkins, Jomes Kirkland . 270 Heortfield, Barbaro Ann 233, 572 Hetherington, Glen Riley .418 Hoes, lorry M. . . . . . . 235 Hopkins, Robert lo"y . 213, 299, 622 Heoth, C. Robert . 137, 172, 260 Heward, Eijo lrmel i, Mrs. . .261 Hoff, Consuelo Zeek, Mrs. 231, 240 Hopi.ins, Scott Jomes . 400, 638 Heath, Somuel Jomes .441 Hewell, Gloria Jeon . 248, 261, 609 Hoff, Mede Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . 572 Hopkins, Thomas S. . . 396 Heoth, Rolph Me<lin, II . . 572, 209 Hewer, Gory George .305 Hoffer, 8o'bo'° Jeon 161, 167, 184, 308, 314, 609 Hopkinson, Eric John . 249 Heatherington, Jomes W. . 270 Hewett, Helen Jackie .601 Hoffman, Bruce Paulus . 372, 609 Hopmonn, Kathleen Dell 261 , 271 Heoton, Car°' Ann . 182, 448 Heye, William Poul 305, 638 Hoffmon, Dovid Eod . 396, 638 Hoppenstein, Marsha . . . 573 Heaton, William Matthew 369, 621 Heyen, Deboroh Ann .437 Hoffman, DovK:J Edwin . 270, 572 Hopper, l\nd,oo Koy . . .622 Hobe<ling, M.choel E. . 216 Hibbetts, Jomes C. .257 Hoffman, Frankie Adoir . 572 Hopper, Charles O 'Dell . . .638 Hebert, Mor*. Hamilton ..269 H1bbeth, Robert Larue . .392 Hoffman, Gory Wayne . 257 Hoppstetter, Rocho'd D., J" 233, 396 Hedge" Chodes F., Jr. 457, 638 Hibbetts, William Deon ..392 Hoffmon, Ge"'y Michael 254, 412 Hopson, Ho"y DM:kson, Jr. 390, 391 Hednck, Lou Ann . . 310, 621 Hibler, Rosemary .. . 163, 184, 622 Hoffmon, Jomes Henry . . 257 Hopson, William David, Ill . .622 Hedrick, Nancy Ehzobeth . 239, 622 Hickey, Geoffrey John . .622 Hoffman, Joy Edward . 366, 638 Horch, Thomas Clarence . . . . 241 Hffp, Mod< Stephen . .406 Hiclts, Bruce Edmond . 213, 229, 456, 638 Hoffmon, Judy Co'ol . . 455, 622 Horejsi, Gory Wayne . . . . 217 
Heers, Doniel Kenneth . .601 Hicks, Charles Andrew . .622 Hoffmon, Lillie Jone, Mrs. 271, 572 HorelicO, Marvin C. . . 376, 638 
HeHey, Lindo Louise . 459, 622 Hicks, Robert M. 402, 638 Hoffman, Nancy Coralyn . . .305 Horn, Denms Allen . . . . . . .638 Hefner, Lillian l. . 263 Hicks, Robert Steven . ..420 Hoffmon, Robert E., J" . . 229 Horn, Ellen Estes, Mn. . 261, 270, 271, 573 Hefner, Lonnie Deon .650 Hicks, Stanley Deen . 508, 509 Hoffman, Robert William . . . . 257 Horn, John Mochoel . 261, 267 Heger, Rebecca Lucille . 460, 268, 622 H1eks, Suson Kyle . . 314, 638 Hoffman, Rochelle Selene . 437, 622 Horn, May K. . 279, 280, 549 Heggie, William Deon 155, 172, 190, 609 H1eks, Teresa Eleonor . ..439 Hoffman, Roger Horry . .372 Horn, Viclt1 lH . 400, 622 Heideke, Dovid Kori . . .216 H+cks, William Grady . 433, 622 Hoffman, Rancid Israel . . . 63B Horn, Wolter Juhon . . . 55-4 Heim, Michael Anthony .229 Higby, Jacquelyn Jeon . 163, 218, 264 Hoffmon, Stephen Thomos 423, 622 Horne, Donald Curhs . 529 Hein, Deborah Lynn . .314 Higgins, Bonme Jo 452, 622 Hoffman, Terry Lawrence . .392 Horne, Robert Merl . . . 275 Heine, Dorrell 8. 428, 429 Higgins, John Robert 183, 406, 622 Hoflmon, Ter<y lee . 433, 609 Horne, Robert Mochoel . 382, 609 Heinemeier, Eddie Allen 410, 609 Higgins, Kori Ronald . . .296 Hoffmann, Steven William . 63B Horner, Hollis Lynn . . .638 Heinlen, Carolyn Renell . 255 Higgins, Samuel Felix, Jr. . 209 Hogon, Beth Ellen . .483 Horner, Thomas Roy . . . . 213 Heins, Nikki Ann .622 Higgins, Thomas Richard 388, 622 Hogenson, Carol Ann 254, "472, "473, 572 Hornsby, Jomes M., Jr. . . .."456 Heinsohn, William J. .453 Higgins, Tommy Joe . 259, 280 Hogue, Jomes Ruuell . . . 572 Hornsby, Jonice Miorte . . . 226 Heintz, Nicholas W. .572 High, Will R., Jr. . . . 305, 638 Hohenbe,ger, Randoll M. 402, 403, 609 Horowitz, Jerry K. . 312, "414 Hejl, Cythia Mory . .319 Hight, Terry Hodges, Ill . 274, 280 Hoherd, Deeveo Jone . 188 Horrtdge, Shelley Jeon . . "444 Heil, Jeon Ray . . 271, 572 Hightower, Holleto Gene . 273, 459 Hohe,d, Thomos l., J,_. 257, 572 Horsok, Cloff0<d Ho,old 270, 573 Hejl, Mollie Elizabeth 281, 609 Higley, Robert A. 145, 265 Hoipltemeier, Steven F., 211, 299 Horton, Barbaro V. . 389 Hejl, Patricio Ann . .......281 Higley, Suson Louise . .622 Holaday, /.Aerry Lou . . . . . 414 5 Horton, Beverly lone 268, 400, "459 Helbert, Oennts Wayne 191, 246, 305, 572 Hild, Temple Goy . . 268 Holbach, Jomes Henry . .213 Horton, Edmund R. . "402, 403 Helgren, Kerry Nell .439 Hile, Sondra Koy . . . .553 Holbert, 8et•y . . 573 Horton, lorry Elwood .552 Helland, Hons Richard . 388, 638, 509 Hilgers, Dovid William . .209 Holcomb, David Rondell 221, 573 Horton, Miory Virginia 218, 609 Hellsten, Kooren Agatha 301, 572 Hilgers, Kaye Francis 409, 609 Holcomb, Dor1old Wayne , 216, 256 Horton, Stephen Bloke . . 418 Helm, Jimmy Joye .622 Hill, AJindo Hunt .374 Holcomb, Elizobeth M. 261, 278, 609 Horton, Thomos l. .609 Helm, Steven George . . .622 Hill, Corl Dexter, Ill . .316 Holcomb, Fronk Harvey 408, 609 Horton, Wilmot Roberdeou 418, 622 Helmcamp, Juddy Roy, II . 466, 622 Hill, Carroll Roy . . . .369 Holcomb, Gory Don . ."400 Horv1ch, Lynne Elaine . 261, 271 
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Helms, Billy Charles; . . Hill, Charlotte E. R.., Mrs. Holcomb, Helen Eleonor 183, 268, 459, 622 Horwits, Peggy Lauren . 182, 31"4, 638 Helwick, Kothern-.e lee . 267, 271, 572 Hill, Clifton Erbtn, Jr. .386 Holcomb, Julio Foye .622 Horwitz, Tern Chorlyse . . 29"4 Hembree, Louis A., Jr. . .259 Hill, Colleen Elaine 460, 622 Holcomb, Kevin 260, 265 Hosford, Bruce Edward . 38"4 Hemmer, Thomas Melville 207, 246, 277 Hill, David Austin . .372 Holcomb, Mork Kenneth ."409 Hotchkiss, Mortin . 292 Hemminghous, Jamee R. 543, 638 Hill, Eltzobeth 255, 460 Holcomb, Marvin C. . . 279 Hating, Hollie . .439 Hemperly, Stephen Woods . 292 Hill, Elizabeth Ann .548 Holdeman, Susan M. ."36 Hougen, Stephen T. . . . 457, 638 . 254 . 267
Hemphill, Gregory Lynn Holl, Geo<ge R .. Holden, Patrick . . 25"4 Houlg,ove, Robert Cho'1es 27 4, 280 232, 454, 572 
Hempholl, Londo Sue . Holl, Gordon lee, Ill . .572 Holder, Arthur D. . 283 Houhhan, Kathleen Anne . . 267 Hemphill, Ross Seymour Hill, Jerome, IV .261 Holder, Sandro lee . . .573 Hounsel, John David, Jr. ."456
-108, 409, 609 Hendel, Edwo,d A., J,_ .572 Hill, John Graham 412, 432, 609 Holder, Suzanne Louise . 573 Houp, Kenneth Eugene, Jr. . .207 455, 638 
Henderson, Ann . Hill, Kathleen Nita . . 609 Holeman, Michael W. . 51 3 House, Bernard lee, Jr. . .638 Henderson, Fronk 0., Jr. .622 Hill, Keith Randolph . 364, 545, 638 Holland, Don lrvmg . . . . 395 House, Janet Dionne . . . 609 Henderson, Groce K. . 455, 638 Hill, Lindo Mone .622 Holland, Gilbert Hamson . . 41-4 House, Monlou . . 182, 622 Henderson, Heother C. . Hill, Louie Royce Hollond, Joe S. . . 468 Houseman, Fronk Buckley . 258, 270
320, 445 .254 . Henderson, Marlene l. .455 Hill, h\orilyn Koy .389 Holland, Melvin Om . . . .638 Houser, Richard E. 
.3 11 Henderson, Patricio . .483 Hill, Miory Ann . .609 Holland, Soro L1so W .. Mrs. , 268 House<, Robert Boose 412, 622 Henderson, Scott Allen . . . 492, 552 Hill, Mef1sso Sue .549 Holland, Terrie Lynn . . . .4 .. 2 Houlllere, Chorles R., Ill . 573 Henderson, Suzanne Sh1dey . .609 Hill, Nancy Susan 288, 293, 609 Holland, Winford Everett . . 223 Houston, Jessie Ellen . ."459 Henderson, Thomos Wilkins . .609 Hill, Potr1ek George . 382, 432, 572 Holle, Sue Ann . . 189, 573 Houston, Kenneth Edward . 466 Henderson, Tommy B. . .609 Hill, Rolph Stonley . 292, 486 Hollenbeck, Robert A. . 573 Houston, Somuel lee . .638 Henderson, Wilham W., Jr.. 601, 229 Hill, Shoron M., Mrs. .261 Holley, Betty Jeanette . . 573 Houzvteko, Fronk John, II . 203, 205, 277, 2B2, 601 Hendon, Donald Wayne .553 Hill, Thomas Edward .270 Holley, F'edo M. 8., Mn. . 261, 270 Houzv1cko, Katherine F. 305, 459, 638 Hendon, Kerry Gayle 452, 622 Hill, Valene Lynn , .638 Holley, Thomos Ho,old . 375 Howord, Barbaro Sue 26B, 459, 622 Hendnck, David Alon .209 Hill, Wilham Allyn . . . 400, 609 Hollimon, Peter Wilson . . 25", 391 Howard, Dennis Russell . "420 
Hendrick, Lourie Anne .638 Hillebrenner, Borboro Ann 460, 622 Hollingsheod, Philip G., Jr. 477 , 481 Howo,d, Edwo'd lee 182, 205, 319 Hendrick, Mox, Ill . .173 Hillegeist, Norman E., II 408, 572 Ho llingsworth, Anne E. . 638, 459 Howard, Gayle Anne 18"4, 310, 5"8, 622 Hendricks, Noelle M. .572 Hiller, Jomes Brooks .. .249 Hollingsworth, Carol A. 462 , 638 Howard, Horry Philip . . 407 Hendrn:, Thomas l. .......267 Hilliard, Garry George 282, 572 Hollingsworth, Cynthia C. . 20"4 Howard, Jomes Kenneth 3B6, 638 Henke, Jeffrey Wilham . 206, 277, 438, 572 Hillier, John Raymond .541 Hollingsworth, David E. .622 Howard, Martha Anne ,573
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Henley, Thomas Andrew 408, 622 Hillis, Cro1g Dwight . 217 Hollingsworth, Susanne . . . 313 Howard, Mory Ann . . . 305 Henneke, Dolores; Mone . . 478 H1llqu1st, Kathleen . 437, 622 Hollis, Barbaro C. , , 268 Howard, Mhzobeth Dot . 622 Henneke, Lawrence E., Jr. 256, 572 Hilton, Nora Foye .572 Hollos, Randoll H. 172, 198, 213, 554 Howard, Neel Bernard . ."12 Hennelly, Robert Duane, II .416 Hilton, Suson Lynn .261 Hollon, Susan Jeon . . . 573 Howard, Potnc10 E. . 226, "462 Hennen, Michael H. .538 Hilton, Wilburn D. . . .260 Holloway, Robert Hardy . . 227 Howo,d, Rolph Guy . 433
. . HenncMon, Gory lee 364, 609 Hinckley, Carolyn Goy . 167, 194, 253, 609 Holloway, William H. "420, "491 , 522, 622 Howard, Robert Wayne 209, 312, "418 Henry, Albert Corl 406, 572 Hinckley, Nancy E. . . 182, 638 Hollroli, Dov1d Corl . . 276 Howard, Susan E. . . . . 638 .638 
Henry, Anita E. P., Mrs. .276 Hindman, Dov1d Leroy . Holm, Elsa Juliet ."482 Howard, Thomas Wallace . 382, 573 Henry, Ann Elaine 255, 278, 437' 622 Hine, Gilbert C., Jr. .233 Holm, Mo<y Lynne . . 155, 548, 573 Howorth, Constance Ann . 270, 271, 609 Henry, Barry Nelson . 310, 312, 420 Hines, Barbaro C. .462 Holmon, Chorles Oscar . 622 Howden, Lynn 513, 515, 517, 518, 552 
Henry, Billy Jock .572 Hines, John Rivers, Ill .609 Holmberg, Lynne Koren ,622 
Howe, AJ1ce Durfee .460 Henry, Ernest 0. . 145, 260 Hines, Rolph Kenneth .418 Holmes, Bruce wh1tney . . 573 Howell, Cho'les lee, JL , 573 Henry, Jomes Dov1d . 376, 572 Hines, Rodney Carroll . 236 Holmes, Charlotte Lynn . . 51 3 Howell, Donna lee 609, "459 Henslee, Elizabeth Ann . .572 Hinkle, John C. 190, 279, 280, 553 Holmes, Deborah A., Mrs. . , 253 Howell, Douglas Warren , 2 11 Henslee, Mork T oylor 283, 456, 622 Hinkle, laurel Ann . . 264 Holmes, Ellen Spoldong, Mn. , 270 Howell, Hollond Rodney .609 Hensley, Goyte Lynette . .572 H1no1oso, Arnold Joel . . .601 Holmes, Fred Louis . 402 Howell, Jamee Anne . .287 Hensley, John Cliorles .601 H1no1oso, Vidor Fernando . 261 Holmes, Helen . . 460 Howell, John Boker, Jr. .428 Henson, Randolph Clyde 267, 270 Hinson, lorry Keith .257 Holmes, Jimmy Fronk . .319 Howell, Lindo l. S .. Mn. .573 Hepler, Jonny Jefferson 216, 622 Hinton, Barbaro Ann .609 Holmes, Michael Lloyd . . 221, 57 3 Howell, Rolph lo Verne . .622 Herbert, Joyce Elaine . .305 Hinton, John Ira , . . .208 Holmes, William Arthur, Jr. 215, 256 Howell, Stephen Sonden . .609 Herbolsheimer, AJ1ce P. 182, 459, 622 Hinton, Koren Leonora . 204, 310, 459, 622 Holmes;, W illiam Michael . 257, 258 Ho well, Steven Kendnd : .609 Herder, R1chord William . . . 609 Hinton, Kenneth Wolter 282, 283, 305, 470 Holmgreen, Nancy E. . . . 255 Howell, V-id.1 Roye . . . 459, 622 Hering, Phillip Uoyd . .572 Hinton, Poul Douglas . 638 Holmsley, Stephen Francis . .53"4 Howerton, Coralyn Alice . .573 Hermon, Gertrude Dt0ne . .609 Hintz, Sondra Dionne . . 261 Holshouser, John H. 5. 375, 622 Howeth, Woodfin G., Ill ...262 Hermon, Jomes Joy . 247, 572 Hinze, J11nm1e Wayne . 227, 259, 280, 572 Holshen, Lindo J. P., Mn. .573 Hoy, Willt0m Astor, Ill . ..545 Hermon, Meredith .390 Hirsch, Gabrielle Homs . 622 Holstien, Thoma' J., 111 . 190, 227 Hoyl, Moqone E . . .638 Hermon, Robett Mock .257 Hirsch, Guy, Ill . . 292 Holt, Bettye h\orc1ne . . 226 Hoyler, Suzanna Shetton 300, 573 Hermon, Timotliy J. ..... . ...391 H1rsch, Leonard Eli . 269 Holt, Christine . 462 Hoyt, Donold Rochord 487, 547 Hermansen, Daphne Elaine 163, 168, 217, 218, 609 Hise, Nancy Claire . .480 Holt, Joe Earl .609 Hrnc1r, Charlotte Jeon .638 Hermansen, Koren Otone . .638 Hitchcock, Cloucho T. . .420 Holt, Mo<y Helen . . . . . . 573 Hruslto, Mory Willene .573 Hernandez, Antomo . .......252 Hively, Charles Edward .206 Holt, Noncy Robertson, Mn 261, 270 Hruslto, Thomas J . 400, 638 Hernandez, Arthur B. 202, 203, 205, 221 Ho, lester . .208 Holt, Phohp Gordon . 285 Huong, S.ngsun . . ..279 Hernandez, Guadalupe C. .609 Hobbs, Hamett . . . . .480 Holt, Stephen lee . 409, 638 Hubbard, Audey Dole 204, 209, 275 Hernandez, lsomel T. .609 Hobbs, Koren Elizabeth 255, 638 Holter, Jonelle . . . . . . 264, 308, 314, 609 Hubbard, Bennie lee .573 Hernandez, Jose It . 269 Hobbs, Louis Roland . .21 1 Holtzman, Wayne Harold, Jr. , 270 Hubbo,d, George H . .601 Hernandez, Moria Carolina . 271, 572 Hobbs, Patsy Irene . .313 Holubec, David Allen . 522 Hubbard, Mildred Juanita .573 Hernandez, Mono Agguirre . .466 Hobbs, Poul Wayne . 492, 552 Hommel, h\ory Groce . .601 Hubbard, Nancy Ruth 255, 638 Hero, Joseph C. .541 Hoch, Tem Lynn . . . . 572 Homsher, Nancy Jeanne . 513 Hubbard, Potrte10 Lynn· 387, 441, 609 Herod, Robert Elmer . . . 291 Hochman. Elias Henry . 424, 622 Honerkamp, Russell lee .609 Hubbs, Cothenne V. S., Mrs. .271 Herr, Bomto l., Mrs. 244, 572 Hochman, Home! . . , . 204, 308 Honeycutt, Fronk G., Ill 38"4, 609 Hubenok, Kenneth Louis 249, 292 Herrero, Cynth+o Ann 294, 622 Hockensmith, Lorraine Dee 452, 454, 609 Hong, Joan Fon . 460 Hubley, Cynthia Ann .476 Herrero, Pete V. .572 Hockersmith, Michael D. 262, 317 Hood, Donald Curtis . 554 Huddleston, Coralyn A. 
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Hudmon, Donald 8., Jr. . 466 Hunnicutt, Gerold Winston .386 Illes, Robert Enoch, Jr. 213, 2U, 27S, 277 Joy, Moqone Anne 2SS Hudmon, Juan.to Jo . .638 Hunt, AJon Joe . 409, 638 Imber, Kathleen A. Joy, Poulo Suzanne 
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Huff, Donald lee . .622 Hunter, William Rond, Jr .. 223, 228, 380, S7 4 lsooclu, Donna Lym 267, 271 , S74 Jergens.on, Scotty lee 468 Huff, Randolph 8. . . 638 Hunz1clter, Mortho Oeone . . S74 lsoocb, Randoll Dov1s .420 Jernigan, Terry Lynne 2SS, JlS, 481 Huff, Robert Ben1omon 203, 204, 208, 622 Hurley, Mory Ann . S74 Isbell, Oov1d Kent . 234, 2S9, 280, S74 Jeschlce, Phyllis Jon 2SS, 462, 639 Huffman, Betty Lou . -U4 Hur~, Ph1!1p Howard . 223, 609 Isbell, Jomes l. R.. 269 Jes.see, Steve Anthony .364 Huff010n, Dolloe Foye 293, 473, 622 Hurst, Debro Alice 4S9, 638 Isenberg, Jerry Alon 622 Je~I. Joclc Lieberman 412, SH Huffman, flt Robert . .'92 Hurst, Donald Lynn, Jr. .418 Isenberg, More Dovid 609 Jeter, Jomes Y ., Jr .609 Huff010n, M.choel G. 190, 259 Hurst, John Thomas . .364 lsensee, Horry W1llt0m . 223, S74 Jez, Millon E. .S7• Huffman, Susan . . . 638 Hurst, Suwn Koy . . 419 Issler , Charles E., Jr. 438 Jez, Milton Jerry .609 Huff0<d, Marlo Leo 462, 638 Hurt, Chen Dorsey .272 Iturbide Molma, Fernando .392 Jimenez, Afmo Edno .639 Hughes, Dovod Carroll . 404, 405, 622 Hurta, David Jon . 400, 609 ltz, Borboro Lynn . JOS, 638 Jimenez, Lindo E. 2S4, 609 
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Hughes, Karyn Jone . .389 Hurwitz, Ina Sue Ivie, Wolter Willtam, Jr. 223, 2SS, 270 Jemenez, Mortin M. 17S 293, 601
Hughes, Knox Brown . • . . . . . . 392, 638 Huuer, Patricio Ann . Ivins, Jomes Andrew 390, 391 Jimenez, Ruben .269 Hughes, Londo Mome 163, 167, 177, 240, 308, 609 Huston, Jone Louise . 281 , 264, JOS, 609 Ivy, Fronlc T.. .209 Jmk1ns, Edward Grody 639 Hughes, Mory Kathleen 459 , 622 Hutcheson, Cynth10 0. H .. . S74 J1nlc1ns, John Randolph 399, 609 Hughes, Roberl H1gg1ns . 269 Hutcheson, Dono Koren Jiros.elt , Noncy Elo1ne 2U
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Hughes, Ronald Poul 235, 280 Hutcheson, Rex Jocltson 273, S74 Jobe, Rex Vance 188, 310, 622 Hughes, Sylvoo Beth 160, l7S Hutchings, M1choel Thomas . 492, SS2 J Joe, Bob S7S 400, 638 
Hugh.,on, Thomas Edward . S7J Hutch1nson, 8. W., Jr. Johanson, Jeanne .S7S .'20
Huhndorlf, Mory Susan 261 , S7J Hutchison, Arthur Scott . John, Donald Hugh 601 Huie, Me$1uo Moe .609 Hutchison, Lindo Darlene . 218, 609 Johnogtn, louts A. .20S .4S9 Jober, Ahmed Bubolcer 309
Hull , Andrew Oran . 428 Hutner, Stephanie Lyn Johns, Delbert Alon 2S4, S7S .492 Jocks, Jomes Thomas 409
Hull, Charles Claude 384, 622 Hutson, Kevin AJlen Johns, Gail 273, S7S 418, 622 Jocb, Rebecca 439, 609 
Hull, Don Jomes 279, 280 Hutson, Merit Farrell Johns, Jeorl1n Ida 609 Hull, Jomes Nace . . 492 Hution, Rondell Roy . Johns, Stephen H. 190, 241 , 601
SS2, 2S7 Joclcson, Carolyn Otone 601
Hull, Margaret . .638 Hutto, Patricio K. 244, 477 , 480, S74 Joclcson, Cynth10 Koy Johnson, Alice luonn 639 Hull, Mel1sso Jone .622 Hvou, Charles. T., Jr. 386, 622 316 Johnson, Andreo Elizabeth .2SJ 
Jocltson, Ooryl Wayne 638
Hull, Stephen Mochoel 187, 228, J7S, S7J Hyatt, Rhonda Ann Johnson, Borboro Sue 406
.460 Joclcson, Donald Wayne 469
Hullum, Janice Rebecca . 267 Hyde, Doniel Anthony . Johnson, Corl Axel, Jr. .5'4
. 209 Joclcson, Aoyd Stoey 211 , 299, 601
Hulme, Deborot. Roe . 622 Hyde, Deborah Antomette .314 Joclcson, Gayle Lynn Johnson, Coralyn Ann 261
300 . 456 Joclcson, Gwynneth Y. 638
Huser, Patric.a Ann 293, 601 Hyde, Rudy Dobbon . Johnson, Cothy Gene 622 
Hulsey, Wiley Eugene . 573 Hyde, Sammy Oscor SlJ, Sl6, SS2 S74 Johnson, Charles 0 , Jr .639 

Joclcson, Jerwi1fer 
Hult, Borboro Jeanne . 293 Hyde, Shery( Jenise .293 Jerry Wayne Johnson, Charles Matthew 234
Jochon, 207
Hult010n, Stanley Stephen . 383, S73 Hyde, Wolter Earl 468, S74 Johnson, Cheryl Jeon .610 
Jackson, Joon Loral 437, 638 
Humble, Lindo Lorraine . 459 Hydo, Bruce Albert Johnson, Cynthw::i Jo 4S2, 454 
.400 Joclcson, Jon Andrew 316 .622 Jackson, Kerwieth E., Jr. 638
Humble, Mork Moedgen . . . S73 Hytcel, Mo1ietta . Johnson, Donny Elmo 601 Humble, Wilham Henry, Jr. 235, 57• Hynds, Sarah Jonis S74 Johnson, David Clayton 412
.609 Jocbon, Marie loyne
Hummel, Jomes Corl . .386 Johnson, David Rowan 215, 256 
Jackson, Potnc10 E. 163, 184, 308, JU, 622 
Humphfus, Barry Mortm . 276 Jphnson, Debro l •5', 639 
Joc:lcson, Philip R. 247 Humphrey, Howard M., Jr. 217, 256, 260 Johnson, Diono Coral 466, 610 
Jocbon, Robert W. Humphrey, Jonet Koy 387, 638 S7• Johnson, Otone E 437, 639 
Jockson, Ronald 8oyd 609Humphrey, Morgoret A. . . 638 Johnson, Otone Of1vio 376
Jocluon, Ronald Curtis 282. 5'6 lonson, Margaret Irene 368 Jaclcson, Rosemary Ellen 437
Humphrey, Noncy P . 387, 574 Johnson. Donne Jeon 400, S7S 
Iborra, Mooe E. 218 Joclcson, Ruth Elaine S74

Humphrey, Randol Eugene 31 O, 622 Johnson, Duggon Kort 2S8 
Humphrey, Samuel John 384, 609 Johnson, Gail Anne"e 293

Igo, Wilham Scott 213, 214, 277 Joclcson, Sheryf Louise 261 
Johnson, G ilford Poul 23S, 27', 280 Jacob, Carol Ann 2SS, 638 Johnson, Gordon G'enn .650 
Jocob, John Woyne 622 Johnson, Horry R 

376 Johnson, Henry W ., Ill 487 
Jacob, Lindo Seth 609 Jacobs, Dennis Sonics 412 Jacobs, Gory Mortin 269 Johnson, Irene lenetto 610 
Johnson. Jomes Dole S7S Editor Joy Stopp and photographer •e Baruch. Johnson, Jomes Doniel Joc:obs, Hildy Corol 622 
Jacobs, John Noel 402, 438, 638 610 
Johnson, James Lamar 223, S7SJacobs, Rosemary 422, 609 Johnson, Jomes Wade •06, 407, 6 10Jocobs, Suzette Mone 462 Johnson, Jon Alfad 
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Jacoby, 1Jiel1sso Model1ne 622 268. 4S9 
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John50n, Kent loyne 269, 4S7, 639Jomes, DonoId P. 226 Johnson, Louro Jo 
639 Johnson, Lourence FJomes, Joclcie Sue 278, 437, 622 
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Jomes, Johnnie Sue •76, '78, 609 Johnwn, Lindo 
622 Johnson, Lourie Worner 247, S7S Jomes, Joseph Dew, Jr. 209, 384, S74 
Jomes, Morie Eort 416 Jomes, RondoU Sherman 262, JOS 293
Johnson, Lynn Koren Johnson, Modehne Nell 
313 Johnson, Morie Alfred 
Jomes, Roy Warren 229, 279, 280, S74 610
Jomes, Robert lewis 217, S74 John50n, Morie Russet! 216, 269 
Jomes, Shirley E S74 Jomes, Stephen Troy 209, 638 Johnson, Mortho """Y S Mn 1U, S7S John50n, Mory JoOueno 
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Jonelc, Erwin Emil 
609 Johnson, Rage< RochC>'d 610
Jongdo, Mohammed Roh1que 
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Johnt0n Roland Hunt., 291 Jonn+ng, Deborah Jo 403 Johnton Roy lM II 370Jonuen, Jocelyn Jone SH Johnson. Ruth Marpet S7S
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Konewske, Carol Ann .61 Olll Jones, Oov1d C 366 Konewske, Mory Lindo •60, 639 
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Koplon, Richard Miles 433 Kappler, Gary Hoel . 388, 623 
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Jones, Gregory l. 610 	Kelly, William F., Jr. 576, 236 Kimura, Deborah Junko •80
Konn , Montioll Joy .639 
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Karlik, Irene Mone .576 
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Karm, R.chard Golbert . 2• 1, 262, 280, 302, 306 Korotlun , Don 372 
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Korre, R1ctiord Allen . . 209 
VI Jones, Jeffrey H. S22, 639 Kendall, Koren Ann .S76 King, Edword C., Jr. .276 91 Jones, Jeffrey J. 173 Ko11sk.e, Lorry Anthony .280 Kendall, St.Ison Koy 389, 623 King, Elizabeth Jone . 228 Kaspa<, Oanoel Fulton 232, S22, S76
Jones, Jennifer lee .610 Kendrick, Gerold Alon . 2S2. 601 King, Ehzobelh Moce1I 261, 623"' ~ Jones, Joe Horrell 270 Kendrick, Steven Thomas .623 King, Fronk Dov1d
Koiporek, Candace Ann 576 	306, S76
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Kasper, Denms W. 552 	27S, 369, 623 
Kasper, M.chael Poo l •S7, 639 	King, George Harvey 211 , 299, 623 
• Jones, Judlfli Lanen 278, 291, 623 Kennedy, Donald Lee, Jr .. .S76 King, Harley Ruuell, Jr.Kasson , Jolin Adam 292 , 623 •02
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Kavanaugh, Chff Leclow . 365, 623 
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Jones, Stacy Roe 	639 Kay , James G<ady 492, 610 Kern, Debro Louise .623 Kingsley, Bruce Ellsworth .387 
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Jones, Steve Donald 610 
Kingsley, Deborah 	.387 
Koye, Steven Elliott .61 O Kem, Jock Charles, Jr.. 269, 386 
Jones, Susan Lynn 	.623 
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Kingsley, Pamela Lee 278 VI Jones, T 1ffony Non 278, •37, 623 Kingsley, R1chord Allen •76, •77, •86 Kozak, Koran Mory 639 Kern, Richard Jomes 269 
Kozmann, William McKee 393, 623 Kerpchor, Carolyn Jone 183Jones, Vernon Fronk 270 Kinnorney, Eileen Mory 623Keolhofer, Kerne M. 300, • 16 Kerpchor, N1kolo1 161, 183, 187, S76
VI 	Jones, V1rgtnio Susan 182, 231 Kinsel, Cotlienne E. 
Keas, Debo<ah Jane . •77, •79, S• 8. S•9 Kerr, Corolyn Rogers •S4, 639 •16 Joplin, Ro110 D. P. S7S 
Jonson, Eleonor K. 2SS, 639 Keasler, Sydney J., Ill 492, 552 Kerr, Loy Wayne 316 K1n1el, Joe Bob l•S. 161 , 2S8, 260, 26S, 318 Keathley, Frank M .. k. . . 423, S76 Kershner, Koren 192, 639 Kinsey, Robert Elwee 393, 639 Jordon, Ctiorles Milton 223 
Keating, Rodenc Mounce . 182 Keulor, Gory Bryon .223 	Kinsman, Kotliryn Koy 313, •60 
II 	Jordon, Dono Boswell 2S1 Kinhgli, Regino Dione 
Keaton, Lee Block . 576 Kei.Sler, Donald Poul .610 •62 Keckley, W 1ll1om Arthur •20, 576 Keuler, Soro lee 623 K1nzler, John Ed word 211, 639 
I!! 	Jordon, Glorta Jeon . S7S Jordon, Jomes M1tlioel 639 Jordon, Jon Alden 267, 276 
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Keedy, Davod M., Jr. 399, 639 Kesterson, Christine Anne . 20•. 208, 298 	Kipp, Cory Wayne S09 Kirby, Jomes Robert, Jr. 20•, 20S, •69
Keehn, Nan<y 	•SO Kes.zthely1 , Csobo Peter 221Jordon, Jennifer Karolyn S7S 
Kirby, Undo Koy 	.2SS
Keel, Jahn McDonald 209 Ketclium, Julio Ann 218, 639 Jofdan, Short [)onne 30S, 639 
K1rchner, Ben Russell . 601
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Keel , Jahn Rob«t . 399, 610 Ketclium, Patncio Lynn . 293, 623 
Jordon, William Scott 282 Kirchner, David lee . .610 
Keeling, John Michael 623 Kettler, David Murrel •88Jordens, Lindo Roe .610 
K1rctioff, Susan Joy 
Keeling, Nancy Berry •73 Kevil, Kothenne Ann 17S, 313 	•81 ' Jorgensen, Sheryl Koy •SO, • SS, 610 ' 
Keen, Patrick Logan . 270, 610 Key, Eugene Morland •66, 639 	K1rlt, Phylhs Ann S76Joseph, Jolin Raymond, Jr. 238, S7S 
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Joseph, Ph1hp c. 161 Keene, Aubrey Herold •06 Key, John Wayne 261 Kirk, Wayne Thomas •92 n Keeney, Christine Ehse . 390 Key, Roger Alon 393, 639 Korkland, Beny K. 288 , 639 
.io<eph, Ru.,.11 C. 	.183
u 	Kuir:len, Louro Janine 2SS, 306 
Keeney, Ronald Clark 262, 306, 610 Keys, Jerry M. 190, 20S, 2•1 , 280, 601
Josephs, Jeffrey •S•. 623 
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ll 	KirltJey, IN:Jry Jone 311
Keese, Ronald Edward .215 Keys, Koy Elaine 261 , S76
• 	Keese, W1ll1om Thomas 365, 610 Kher, Ramesh Kumar Kirklin, Donald Fronk .396 
Josey, W1ll1om E. .S7S 	.SS• 
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Keeton, Dov1d Michael . 492 Kidd, Borboro Ann B., Mrs. .S76 	•OO, 610 Josue, Eileen V1ctouo 291
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Q 	Jouetle, Jenny Lou •S9, 639 Keeton, Ernest R. 145, 265 Kidd, Jomes King . 216 .261 
Kuic.sey, Potnc10 Adele 293
Keil, Donald Lewts 29• Kidd, Johnny M. 292, 610 
Joy, Jomes D. 262 Ketr, Barbaro Lynn 576 Kidd , Ronald Vold1ene .270 

Journeay, Coral Ann 182 K1rhn, Stephen Louis •86
•I 	Keith, Alice •B 1 Korl<hner, Mary Jay C., Mn. 316
KKk:I, Scott Russell 	208Joyce, George Alon, Jr 4S6, 639 
I 	Kiser, Cho des Hampton •28
Keith, Barry lee 229 ~ Joyner, Wonda Nell 623 Keithley, Gory Tom 508, 509 K1ecli, M1d1oel Mounce 213 K1sh1, Jomes Shiro .279 Judd. Albert "-· Ill 2•7 Ke1tz, Ruth Ann 270 K1ehle, Morie Estelle .313 
Joyce, Jolin Molcolm 221 , 262, 30S 	Kodd, Susan Kay 29• , ..8. S76 
Kissel, Robert Gtenn, Jr. 203, 206, 277 I K1umonn, Ronald Mortin 210, 277 
Keller, Donald Ralph Kiely, Bruce FraserI Juden, Michael S. 282, 283, 639 Keller, Jomes W1lltom 386 Kiene, Corrolt Candace 2SS, •62, 639 Kistner, Horry L.. Jr. 639
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Judson, Jomes M1clioel •26, •27, •32 Keller, John Christopher .f23, 623 Kier, Robert Spencer 270 Kite, Thomas Ohver, Jr. S3•, SS2 Judson, Steven Glenn 427 Keller, Mory Kothern'le . .57 6 Kiester, Mork Allen •21 , 610 K1tley, Jon Ehzobeth .623 ' I Julian, Wm. Doniel, Ill 409 Keller, Mory Tom .. 3B, 576, 1"5, 146, 175, 26'-Kiger, Steven Marcus . 269, 306, •OS, •71 , 639 K1vhn, Vicki Ann .S76 
' 	Judd, Dionna Lynn 623 623 203, 208 
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36S, 639 	.223 Kizer, Joel Buffington, IV . 21 S, 2S6, S76
Junell , Wilham E .. Jr . S44 Kellerman, Robert S. . 	Kiker, Tommy Lynn
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Jung, Monon A., Jr 224 Kelley, Elizabeth M. 301 Kilbourn, Lee Seth 216 Kizer, Lynn Wilson 283l Jurgens, Kenneth C .. Jr 30S Kelley, Gotl Ann 639 Kilcrease, Jock Worth, 11 221 K1u.ee, Osocw, Jr 39S, •32
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Kelley, Jomes Grover 310, 372, 623 	K1ormoe, Sondra Jeon .610 
Jun•, Tliomos Wayne 269, S• 1 Kilgore, Rebecca Lynn HS, 639 Justice, H Virgil , 111 20•. 207 Kelley, Kevin Jolin 211 , 299, 639 K1lkusk1e, Vwgtnio Lee 601 Kloehn, Roy Hermon 216I Jushce, W1lhom Gory S7S Kelley, Lynette Ann . . 639 Killen, Potnoo Ann 639 Klom, Alphonse Fronk, Jr •OO. 623I Juston, IN:Jry Holler\, Mrl. 270 Kellond, Arthur W., Jr. 576 K1lley, Michael Wayne 206, 277, •16, 610 Klo11ng, John Clinstoph 270, 280, 27•, •23, S76 
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Kellough, Stephanie J. . . .t5•. 54B Killgore, Donnie Wayne 601 	Kloveneu, M1<:hoel A. 393, S••. S76
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Kellougli, W1lhom Charles •OO K1ll1on, Edwin Wolloce 37S, 639 Kleman, Dono Jon 183 Kelly, Otane l. Y., Mrl. 576 K1ll1ngsworth, P. l 623 Klein , Andrew F. 192, •S6, 639 K Kelly, Do<othy Jean 2SS K11!1ngswortli, T. I. Klein, Jory Tator •2•
610 Kelly, Horace Eugene, Ill 601 Kilmon, Ronald Goy 216, 639 Kletn, Jerrold S. •33, 623 Kelly, John Potnck 306 K1lpotrtck, Michael Jomes 639 Klein, John W. 207 Kelly, Kerry Ross 60 l K1lpotndt, Wade Arnold 390, 391, S76 Klein, Mork Alexander 387 Kaase, Koren Morie S7S 
Kelly, Marvin Henry . •66 Kimble, Kenneth Roy .•68 Klein, M1low Hwde 2S7 Koddotz , Jolin Curtis 206 
Kelly, Noel Mochoel 227, 259, 262, 302, 306 Kimbrough, Birch Duke, II 1S3, •76, •88 	Klein, Robert Lourence •33, 610 

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Klem, Soro Koy 623 Kle1neck , Robert Jomes 283 Klenk, Dennis Wendell 376 Klenk, Donna Go1I 376 Klepac, Robert Eugene 623 Klett, Taylor Samuel . 639 Klevenhogen, Cec1ho M. 455, 639 Kleypos, Jackie Sue 306 Khmes, Jone Kathleen 429, 61 0 Kiiner, Corol lyM 182, 308, 261 , 610 Khne, Dovtd Donner 639 Khne, Kimberly 439, 610 Klong , Mashall Paul 639 Khngemon, Fred V., Jr 639 Klinger, Susan Rose 459 Klopsch, Rebecca M. 639 Klose, Craig William 392 Klau, Tadd Thomas • 27 Klotz, Suson Dion 610 Klun1ck, Chester H., Jr. 269, 639 Knape, Ben Kennelh . 2B3, 2S• , 623 Knopp, Julio Ava . 639 Knopp, Koren Therese 460 Knopp, Suzanne Lois 480 Knoppenberger, Koren l. 640 Kmgge, Koy l omne 281 , 306, 623 Knight, Deborah Sue 61 0 Knight, Freddie David 280 Knight, George Edword 456 Kmght, Jo Ann 252, 610 Knight, John Michael 418 Knight, Koren Louise 365 , 623 Knight, Rolph Jennings 297 Knight, Ronald Gary • 16 Kn+ghten , Jonefle 640 Kn1ppa, Ronald Alvin .209 Knolle, Nancy Ann 406 Knox, W ilham D 275 Knudson, John 8 57 6 Katxlo>h, Geage Chades 396, 623 Kobe" Kay Mary 623 Koch, Colin lee .576 Koch, Kenneth Toby .208 Kach, Mack Randolph 213 Koch, Yirg1mo Wensley 267 Koehler, Kathy Sue 543, 623 Koelling, Robert K., Jr . 405. 623 Koen. Moolyn Lindo 163, 308, 314 , 610 Koen, Susan Louro 437 Koenig, Edna Louise 267 Koenig, Edward Fred 61 0 Kaenog, Kad E. . 270, 2B2. S77 Koemg, lorry Franklin 61 O Koenig, Richard Alo n 610 Koenning, Mehsso Ann 610 Koepnick, Shirley R K., Mrs. 601 , 261 Kal>lenbecg, Lynn Esten 160, 21B , 2BI , 302, 303 Kohltforber, Leslie R. 601 Kohn, Fronk Edward 366, 577 Kohutek, Jone Susan 376 Kokesh, Potnoo Ann 577 Kolberg, W 11lt0m Ofof 296 KoUotschny, Koren Lynn 577 Koll1ner, Sim Arthur 522 Kom1nczok , Charles P. 269 Konorsky, Martha Koy .640 Kone, Rita Gillespie 543 Konemon, Suzanne 429, 610 Koonce, lorry Wayne -417 Koons, Cathey Mone 6-40 Kopec, Macy C. 4S9, 623 Kopeck1, Denis Steve -468 Kopel, Kenneth F. 20B, 276 Kapsky, Jahn F 279 Kornblatt, Bart Ames 366 Korp, Susan Alison 577 Kost, Fredell Non 623 Kotcher, lesl.e Susan 577 Koteras, Jomes Richard 279 Kothmonn, Koren 640 Kot1n , Gayle 623 Kotrlo, Oonold Edwin 610 Kott, Gory Duane 306, 640 Kouterid , Roeonn Moe 439, 5-48, 551 , 577 Kovortk, Rose ~nes 577, -436 Kovich, Gordon Ronald 457, 6-40 Kowalski, Wtory V1rg1n10 577 Kowalsky, Elena 6-4 0 Kowert. Bruce A. 260 Koy , Candice Down 314 , 459, 623 Kay , James Thea •92. • 9S, • 96, 500. S07 Kazbecg, Cay Da.od 269, 42• Ko zlowski, Potrict0 Ann 403 Kozlowski, Thomas D 38-4 , 610, 5-45 Kozu•o. M.ory Lynn 255, 481 Kroh , Sharon Mone 577 Kr-:>gen . Atnold Howord 222 . 366, 610 K1oltower. Koren N 218, 430, 610 Kromer. Matthias F 257 K1omer, Richard George 202. 206, 275 Krantz , Renee Susan -455 Kropp, Catheri ne Eloine 577 Krasnow, l eOl"IOfd Rolph -424 Kro tovd. Ph1l1p Jomes -400 Krouse, Donna Ann 623 Krou.., Nancy P 610 KrouH, Wilham Eor l, Jr 577 Krauskopf, Elisabeth A -460 640 Kre.g. The res.e 308, 31-4 Kre iger, AUen Hones, Jr 208 Kreitz, Gary Anthony 211 , •86 Kre itzer, Lawrence W 376 Kre tci. Terry Clark 213 Kremer Matthew MarcUJ 4 12. 5-40 Kre tie:h. Fron k Gordon 6JJ Kre•on. Thomen Jomes 282 Kretnchmor Condoce J 455, 6 10 Kric\ llobert Terry 488 K11eg Anno Mot .. '16. 577 "1 1eiiJel. Potricio Coral 6 10 K"°'· Joseph R 171, 172, 177 19B. 260 26S, •89 Krter Mort Celeste 5-48 Kr1 sh nosworny C N 259  Kmten, Mork Allen Kmtyn1k, Poul C. Knvcher, Jon Shelley Knvoy, Stephen Raoul Kroll, Charlotte . Kroll, Giana Jeanne . Kro1ehel, Mox Lawrence Kruder, Kathryn Louise Krueger, Kathryn Ann Krueger, Rolph Wolloce Krueger, Royce W illiam Kruger, Cynthia Ann Kruhl, Ronald J. Krute, Donna Jeon Kubecka, Martha Ann Kucera, Alice Kucera, John Chorles Kuchor, Studey Anne Kuebler, Joe David Kuehn, Deana Lynn Kugle, Cherry Lyn Kuhl, Ph1l1p John Kuhlman, John l., Jr. Kuhn, John Go1/ Kuhn, Mic hoel Charles Kulchok, Kenneth Eugene . Kulik , Stephan, Ill . Kumerf1eld, Rick Roger . Kumpf , David Kenneth Kuntn , Su.son Joyce Kunke, Lawrence Jomes Kunkel, Kenneth Eugene Kuntz, IWJry Margaret . Kunz, Kathleen Cecile Kunze, Kenneth l. Kunze, Robert Bradley Kuper, Lourie Kush, Stephen Taylor Ku11n , Gory M. Kutler, Robert Mortm Kutner, Alon Margaret Kutzer, Rolph W ., Jr. Kuykendoll, Don Roger Kuykendoll, Thomas R. Kveton, Kathryn W ynn . Kwon, Janet Foy Kwost, Arthur Henry Kyle, Joseph C. , Jc. Kypreos, N 1C hotos M. Kynsh, Leon Joseph Lober, Barbaro Joyce lob1t, Chorlotte F. J., Mn. lobov1tz, Horry Lacosse, Tomaro . Locey, Barry Don . . Locey, Robert Stephen lochmon, Mono Sue lochmonn, Leonard P.. Lockey, Gerold Douglas lodes, Judith Roe . . . locouture, Marcelle . Locy, Debro Deneese Locy, Forrest H., Ill Locy, M1choel Richard Ladd, Mory Jodette . Loden, lorry, Richard lod1n, Ronald Mork . Laforge, Robert A. Lafave, Chmhne Ann . Laferney, Fronk Wayne Lafevers, Ronald J. . . logoud1.s, Cynthia l. lain, Rolph Curtiss L lake, iV.onlyn .... Lokey, Lindo Yirgm10 . Lola, Kiron Bhogvotroy loll1nger, Michael John lomor, Chmtine Louro . . Lamaster, Cyrus Tandy, II .. Lamaster, Donna Mor.e, Mrs. Lomb, Margaret E. E., M.rs. Lomb, Sharon Gayle . Lambert, Doniel Jomes . Lambert, Kathryn Lee Lambert, Lindo Penelope Lambert, louonne . Lambert, Shon Lynette Lambert, Warren Corfton Lamberth, Addie Lou, Mu Lamberth, lorry E lombrechl, Chene C Lamon. David Carlos Lamon, Thomas Welton Lamoureux, Mork N lamp, Betty Jeon Lancaster, Jeanne Lancaster. M1choel John landau, Chmhne Nancy landau, Emily Ten landers, Jerry Burney landers, iV.ork Evon London, Alfred Lawrence London, Robert W1lltom Landrum, Morguente Helen Landry, Lindo Jeon lands, John Sullivan lands, Lindo Sue Landwehr. Morc10 Lynn lone, Barbaro R())e lone, Dovtd Allen lone, Janice Kaye lone, Pamela Jeon lone, Potrte10 lou1 .. lone, SuWJn Elizabeth lone. W1llt0m Dowson lonehort, Lila Joto1ne 373, 6•0 •92, S02, SS2 192, 2SS, 6•0 •6B 192, 2SS , 26B, •S9, 6•0 •39,' S77 23•, 2BO •39, 623 623 S77 623 •S9, 6'0 227 623 610 2SS •BB S77 269, 6•0 -•Bl 212, 610 37S, •S6 373, 6•0 416, 610 I B3 , •21 , 623 •BB •S6, 640 3B3, S77 2BO , S77 .6•0 sn 230, 610 313, S•2 •B3 .610 •69, S•O 623 2BO •33 366 .640 41B, 610 312, 3B•, 610 6•0 610, 2SB .S77 227, 610 S41 . 6•0 S77 623 •60, 623 .610 '33, 623 IB2 23B, S77 .623 . S•9 -•S7 . 41B . S77 . 293 -.s.623 376, 6•0 . IOS 2BB. •S9, 623 317, SS• 31B. •33, 610 .6•0 .'22 190, 23S, S77 . 207 .6•0 .3BB ..B . ..9. 610 . 261 .•6B .610 . •S9 22B, S77 .6•0 . 261 •S2, 623 2SB . 27B 610 S•2. S•3. 610 2BB 22•. 22S 2S7, 270 23S, S77 •60 S77 610 23• 20•. 29B, 3 " · 36S ..s 379, 610 623 31', S•9 •16, 6•0 623 2B3 387 6•0 S77 297 266 •06 610 IOS, 312, 412 23 1, S77 S77 623 226 38B, 623 226, 6•0  long, Jennie . . , . . .640 long, Wilham Andrew . 393, 577 t~~:~: ~~~nC~~n, Jr. . 552 Langdon, Ol;voa . . . : ~g Langdon, R1chord Steven 1OS , 513, 552 Langdon, William l. . 401 , 554 Longe, Kenneth Dole .60 l Longe, Robert Wesley . . 285 t~~~f~~.nt,::d°.r'd 529, 552 langf.,.d, Debca Deann 2SS, •ss." ~;~ t~;:!:~: ~:n;:a: . .486 Langham, Mama Lynn :~:g Langham, Padgett Emile 261 , 61 O longhol1, V1rg1mo Lynn 204, 205, 365 t~~~::~: ~~;~~;~!:. .255 Langley, Robert Lau" . . . . . . 306." ~:~ langndge, Susan Jo . 167, 261 , S•9, SSO, S77 long.s1oen, Hom Alfred . . .577 t~~::;h~;h~d,;:ord Wm. 451 , 577 Lanham, Cacal Nanette •ss." ~~~ Lanier, Potrtck J. Richard . 577 lamer, Ronald Edward . 306, -466, 623 t~~:;~t!:~;~nE~~~ . 287 lapp;n, Stephen Geant . 36S, S•7." ~~~ loquey, lilhon l. .640 lorrey, Richard Moms . . . . . . . . . 267 Lor.sh, Gwen Elaine . 145, 175, 264, 308, 61 O Lorson, Ann Roberto . .577 t~;::: ~!~nl~. 534, 216 Lacson, K1ento Ann 310." ~~~ Lorson, Susan Elaine . 640 Larue, Clint Allen , 391 , 640 Lory, Bonning Kent 416, 577 Lasater, Ike Kampmann 206, 385 losik, Lois Frances 314, 623 Lasley, M1choel Deen . 623 Lassetter, Lindo Koy . -464 , 610 t~:~::~l~~n~~":·. · ' 82 Latta, Joyce Elozabeth . 22S, •S•." ~:~ Lattimore, Jomes Padley 229, 577 lou, Barbaro Dom . . , 462 loudod10, Timothy lee . 402, 61 O louderdole, Oork . 399, 610 Lauderdale, Jerry F. . 577 t~~~~lin~0(~~~e· ci. . ·254 laughlon, Nancy Cacal one . ~~~ laurel, Alonzo Z., Jr. . . 578 Lauterbach, Barbaro J. . 314 t~~~~r~~rv~'6.• J;_ .578 Laverty, Paul Ha,.n . 211." ~g~ lovretto, John l., Ill . . 486 low, Alex . . 282 low, Mort0n Combs . .60 l low, Morsho Koy . 273, 416 t~:~:~.~~e~~. .623 . S7B Lawhon, M1choel l 578, 191, 246, 2'7 lawless, Kenneth R. 233, 61 O lawless, Som Foster . . -492 Lawrence, Claudio Ann . 460 Lawrence, John Mortin . 416, 640 Lawrence, leshe Augusto . . 578 Lawrence, Norma Koren . 267, 578 Lawrence, Potnc10 H., Mrs. _270 lows, lmdo Louise .623 low.son, Charles A. . . .623 Lawson, Cynthia Monon 306, 3 f O Lawson, Elizabeth Gayle .61 O Lawson, Randy M. . S7B low.son, Rex W1lhom 306 Lawson, Robert Wayne . . -45 l Lawson, Timothy Edward . -466, 6•0 Lawson, Troy Scott 2-47 Loy, John Bennett . .623 t~~: t'!~ ~~/ton . . 578 Layne, Robert l., Jc. •92.' ~~~ Lazarus, Rona Susan .640 Lozo, Ahce Joseph ine -4 79 le, Tron Kim . 481 lea, Robert Gene . 2B2 leach, Carol Joyce 422 leach, M1 choel Newton 61 O leach, Randy lane 279, 2BO, S7B leach, R1chord Allen 4 19, 61 O leoch, Soro Beth Hohn, Mn 578 leach, Thomo1 Michael 578 Leahy, Jomes R. . 552 leomon, Barbaro Ellen 137, 167, 18-4 , 255, leory, Cathy Leavell, Judy A A • Mu Lebaron, Richard lewis Lebeaux, Deborah Rose Lebow, Dov1d lro leche, Poul Andre Leclair, Lewis T 1tus Ledbetter, Eleonor C ledntdy, Agnes G lee, Ann Mone lee, Corot Sue lee, Coraline Melvin lee, Charles Andrew lee, Chevy Chu lee, Dennis Fields lee, Donna Annette lee, Jock Gregcxy lee, Jem Lynn lee, Londa Jay L... Monno lee, Marsha Koren lee, Mochael llavglas lee, Nancy Corrotl 26•. 267, 270, 30B, S7B •60 301 , 261 223, S78 287 •2•, •S6, 22B, 6•0 183, 623 267 183 S•9 •79 6•0 I B3 37• 2S• 578 255, •52, H•, 623 187, '33, 6'0 6• 0 '39 ..I 578, •39 578 I S6, 167, 70• 75S  lee, Nancy l. lee, Poul Corrington lee, Randy Mochael . lee, Richard Henry lee, Rm1 l1nghor lee, Rodney Earl . lee, Royce Linton . lee, Samuel R .. lee, Shemto Dorn; lee, Saahee . . • lee, Thomas Leroy lee, Tommy Lynn . lee, W11!1om Henry lee, Wilham Shelton . lee, Wister Melvin, Jr. . leech, Gary lee Leeth, R;ch.,.d H. . Leff. Gory Steven . . Lehman, Ann Fraser . lehmonn, Nancy Beth . Lehmberg, Gory Virgil . Lehmberg, Rosemary Lehne, Robert . . . lehnem, Checyl Ann Lehr, Koren Aurelio . le1brock, Enc William leobcack, Rabect C. . leifeste, Ann Coraline le1feste, Michael A. . Leigh, Candace C. , Mrs. le1gh, John iV.orsholl le1gan, W illiam L. Y. . Leinenbach, Joseph E., Jr. Leitner, Coral Jonis . Leitner, Kathy O.one . Lemay, Jo Anne . . . leme1lleur, Lynn Braley lemmg, Pom~a Jeon . Lemkau, Robert Jomes . Lemmon, Jomes Davis Lemoine, Judy Lynn . lenhort, Robert Allen . . Lennington, Catherine, Mrs. Lenox, Joe Glynn . . lenthe, Susan Oelome Lentz, Edwin Lamar _ Lenzer, Chmtopher Leon, lorry Jerome Leon, Dt0z de . . . Leonard, Chorle1 Henry Leonard, Dione E. . . Leonard, Pot11c10 Ann . Lepley, Gordon Taylor, Ill lequeux, lyd10 Simone . Lerner, Beverly Jo . . Lerner, Cyntht0 Jeon Lerner, Devorah Deno Lerner, Fronkhn Deon Lesher, Murray M. le.shin, l1bb1e Go1I lesh1n, Mork . . . . . leskoven, Jimmy Wayne Leslie, Celeto Eve . . . leshe, Jeanne . . lesser, Francene Jo . Lessig, Pnsc1llo Lynn . lester, Donny Koy . lester, Somm.e W., Jr. Leth, Louro Kathryn . let.sos, Jomes N ., Ill . Letts, Hubert W infred letulle, Mory F. . levering, Jill Ann . . lev1 Comllos, Hugo A. Levi, Alon Harold . . Levo, Robert Hafeller levm, Barbaro Jeon . Levin, Debro Ann . Lev in, Jock LO'lliirence Levin, Jerold Dunn Levin, lour.. . Levin, Ne1dro Mtchele Levin. Ronnie Alon _ Levin, W ilham Jeffrey Levine, Betty Joon levme, Harold Herbert . Levine, Jeannie Reva Levine, lorry Mounce Levine, Melvin Allen . Levine, Paulo Ann Levine, Terry M . lev+nson, Borbora Ilene Levinson, Jerome Howard Levinson, Koy Mantyn lev1t, Donald Neal lev1t, Gerold Allon lev1th, Jon Beverly levy, Barbaro Jo levy, Moose Leopold levy. Rae hel levy, Randoll Dennis levy, Robert Horry levy, Su.an Roe Lew, Koren Joyce Lewallen, Rusletl Oovtd Lewellen, l1ndo Sue Lewin, Randoll Joy lewis, Ann lewis, Btuce Anderson lewis, Chortone lewo, Cha<ios Alan lewis, Chortes Edwin l"""· Chacies Jay lewis. Cynthta Ann lew11, Oovd A.tdtn lewis, Otbofoh lewis. Edward Sibley lewis, Fomo Yvonne lew11, Horoid Oov11 lewis, Horry Alon lewis, Jomes Newton  26•, 30B, 623 . •62 396, 6•0 .623 .6•0 . •39 . 190, 232, 2B •OI , S7B 31 B, 3B•, S•S, S7B 293, •S9, 6• 0 270, SS• . S7B . 492 . 391 312, 37•, •32 .•69 2B3, 316 .306 •33, 269, 6• 0 • 60, 6•0 ...... .610 13B, 17S, 23S, 317, 27•. 2BO, S7B . 623 .• S7 .610 . S7B 269, •OS, 6'0 . 190 . 314 .S22 .623 . S7B . . ...269 213, 214, 27S, 277 .•OO .•OO S•8. 313 . S78 . S7B . 209 .•92 . •09 .610 ..... ..270 393, S 13, SS2, 62• 161 , 167, IB•. S7B 282, 2B3, 6•0 .•70 . 22B . 2•7 . 419 . 6•0 •S9, S7B 23S, 27 •, 2BO, 27B 313, •60, S7B . 226 . 62• . •60 . '12 . 26S . 62• S7B , 267 .S7B .6•0 .610 2S2, 610 -~2• •92, SS2 . S7B .6'0 20S, 38•, 62• . 223 . S78 37•. 610 . 270 192, •2•. 6•0 •IO, '1 I, S7B .•ss 31S, '59, 6'0 . 366 222, S78, 366 . 2S8 .6•0 .366 209, 269 . 173 222, 269, 62• .6•0 .610 306, • II, 62• 261 , 270, S78 417, 6•0 183, 611 . 62• 182, •60•2•,6•0 •33, 611 25S, •S•. 6'0 273, S78 . •33 S78 366, 269 276, • II, 578 182, 6•0 6•0 611 26 1 366, 62• 611 6 11 377, 578 306, 611 •06. •07, 601 • 12 611 •23, 579 •60 769, 36', 6'0 5'9 2•7. 611•2•.6•0 269, '38, 6'0  
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lewis, lorry Wayne . .•66 long, Jock Lynn . . 69, 6•0 Mooss, Cindy AJicyn . 459, 6"1 Manny, David Aton . 2J6, 611lewis, Lauren lowion •J7, 6•0 long, James Virden . . 2S7 Mobe, Shelley Ann 261, 27J Manny, Ruth Either 
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lewis, Lisbeth Reed long, Jennifer Jenkins Maberry, Robert Truitt, Jr. 36... 365, 611
. J90 •s•. •5s Monow1tz, Lindo Morsho . .•6•
lewis, Margaret Down . .611 long, John Kendall .62• Mabry, Donald Michael .105 
Monroe, Beverly Ann .320 
lewis, Rondy Lynn . 406 long, Judy Ann . . . . . S79 Mob<y, Mo<lholl O.nnos . 2S• 
Manry, Joe Ed . 182, 270 
lewts, Rayno Laverne .•62 long, Judy M. V. G .• Mrs. . . . . . . S79, 272 Mabry, Pamela Jon -472, 62• 
Monson, George lee 20S, •2J
long, lorry l.
lewis, Robert Charles 210, 277, S78 1JS, 161 , 260, 26S, 267 MocDecy, Gocy John .S•l 
Monson, Richard Evons .•2J
lewu, Robert Jackson .640 long, lewis W. . 69, 2S7, SJ7 MocDonold, James Leonard . .SBO Montooth, Dov1d M. . •16, 611lewis, Susan Margaret . 4JS, •67 long, Linda Etta •S9, •60, 62• MacDonald, Patricio I. . 267, 276 
Mo'oble, Charles Douglas 2•2. 2•s. sso
lewis, Tryon Dexter . long, l1ndo J. Mace, Marilyn Ann •59, 6• l
27J. "0, • 11 .611 

Morboch, Patricio Ann . 2SS. •ss, 607Leyda, Richard Jomes long, M.ckey F. MocForlond, Steven Allan . 5BO
217, J9J .6•0 Mort>u<g, Donald Lew;s .256 
l1ordon, Dorrell lee . long, Nancy Ellen . Moch, William T., Jr. .611 
229, S79 .6•0 
Marburger, Thomas Edward . 215, 2S7, S80 l1coto, Mork Charles long, Robert Hor~d . Mocha, Patrick Joseph . .•92
.•21 . S09 
Marbury, Thomas Crowford . 270, saol1choo, Pierre Michel long, Sedol10 Suzette Mocha, Susonno Elaine •35, •M.5BO
.S•6 .62• 
Marceau, Stephen Mtchoet . 580 l1chtenste1n, Doniel long, Susan Beth . . Machalek, Richard Steve 203, 208
.•12 . •SO 
Morch, Samuel Porkers . 21 J, 229, 27S 
t;ddell, Robert lee, J,, . Longbotham, Joyl1e I. Mochell, Mo'go'et .6• 1
292, .io. •1 1 29•, 460, 6•0 
Morcholc, Jomes Wilhom 
.62•Liddle, Jomes M. longewoy, Barbara D. Mochemehl, Rondy 8don . 2S9, 280 
.SS2 •J6, S•J 
Marcotte, Christine A. .610 
liebenson, Lillian B. longono, Joe . . . . Mochock, George Edwo,d .SJ•
460, 6•0 . S79 
Marcus, Suson Carol . 261Lieberman, Cro1g F .. Longoria, Samuel Glenn Mock, Ronald G. .62•
.•JJ . 69, 217 
Marek, Henry Michael . J6S l1ebscher, Lou Ann Loomis, Otone H. . Mockoy, Chodes Robert . 287 
.•80 JOI , 62• 
Marek, Joe lee . . . . . .sao
Liedtke, John Dov1d . Looney, lee Fisher . . . MacKenzie-Graham, D. 8. . 211
. S79 .J99 
Mo,ek, Joseph Thelson, II . 236, 611
Lierman, Jomes Edwin . looney, Michael George . Mackey, I. B. .6•1
416, •17, 611 . S79 
Marek, Mi'dred Morie 
. 288 T• Margolis, Barry H. us. 161
Liesman, Lindo Ann . lope<, Checyl Lynn . Mackey, Jomes Otis . .611
•J7, 62• .•SS 
Liesman, Robert Arthur . . 190, 23•.2S9, •09, 601 loper, lorry Rupert . . . . Mackson, Ruby Lou;.. J 1 •, 6•1
lOS, 62•
l!l Morgosh, Freddie Sinto 
Lietz, Bernard Anthony, Jr. Lopez, Armando Medino, Jr. Maclean, Della Louise . .62• .•2• 
ill .6SO J06. 601 Morgrave, Louro Gwendolyn .•29
Ligon, John Drew . Lopez, Ev~yn Jeanne MocNoughton, W. A., J,, S20, SS2
S20, SS2 . S79 
11 Morietto, John Robert 
J89, 62•
Ligon, Wilham Austin Lopez, Glono Macon, Richard Thomas . 213
. 269 .S79 
Morion, Malcolm C., Jr. .209 
Liles, Charles Moms . Lopez, Isobel Macaw, Ricki .624
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.2•2 .•8• Mo..t., Jonathon G . 21 S. 2S6
111 
Lillard, Barbaro Ann Lopez, Janie M. . . Mocow, Sharon Elizabeth . 459, 624
J89, 611 .S79 
MoR.el, Thomm Poul .•OS 
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Lilley, Edwin lee, Jr. Lopez, lorry Anthony MocPherson, Barbaro H. . 641 
.6•0 .6•0 Mo'kl, Michael Chodes S29, SS2
Lilley, Steve Lecompte Lopez, Roso Angelico MocOu;gg, John E. .SSO
. 2•2 .2Sl MoR.lond, Catherine B . •SO, •SSlJ lolly, Robert Edmund lord, Michal Anne MocRoe, John Rollin . . 554
.J88 J08, JU 
Morldond, Dole Gene 27J, J7•
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l1mmg, Bretton Goy . lard, Steven David Maddox, Candace Elizabeth . 611 
.611 •02, 6•0 Morn, Gocy Lee •71 , 6•1 
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l1mpus, Virginia Mable . lord, Tereso Anne Maddox, Cossond'o Goil . 271 , ..1, SSO
261, JOl, S79 .6•0 
Marks, Michael Terry 
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Lin, Alice Sh+h·Fong . lord, Troc1e Jo . . . . Maddox, Charles Richard . 402, 62.C
.270 29J, •J7 Morn, Ronald •J••J•. . 62• 62•
m 
l1ndee, Charles Gerard Loredo, Carlos Miguel . Maddox, John David . 401 
. •66 2S•. J19, 611 Marlowe, Charlotte A. W . .261
a 
Lindemann, David Wayne Los, Jonathon H. . . . Maddox, Patricia Anne . 62•
270, S79 . 206 
Marnell, Mory Ellen . 
S•9, 62• 111 
ti 
lindemood, John Bennett . Lott, lee Ervin . . . Modeley, Martha Rhea . . 580
21 J, 277 40S, 62• Moroney, Jomes F., Ill J89, •66
Linder, Margeret Ann Lott, Wayne Howard Modero, Nancy Maureen . •60, 624 
.•oo •09, 640 Marquardt, Andrew Noyd .6•1 
m 
Linder, Pomelo G. . . . Lou, Rose Ann . . . . Madison, Thomas F., Ill . •87 l'I 
. 640 .6•1 Marques, Cynthia . .sao
Lindner, Joan Marguerite . Loudermilk, Brenda Kay Modjerich, Sherry A. 8., Mrs. . 29.C
. 261 . S79 .
Marroquin, Arthur R.18J 
Ill,, 
Lindsay, Howard Henry, II Louis, Jock Aton . . Madsen, Kathryn Kaye . 460, 62.C
26J, SS• 269, S19 Marrs, Edward Hamiltan .•71
lmdsay, Kathryn Moree Louvier, Sheila Morie Madsen, Martha Jone . 314
281, 62• . S79 .
Marrs, Richard Preston 2S•. •Sl, sso182, 462 2Jl , 601
li1 
lmdsoy, Voler+e Gail love, Elisabeth Lynn . Madsen, Susan E. . .225 Mof"Kh, Elaine Patricio . .•78
Lindsey, Jomes M. love, Jomes M. . Mogdeburger, Karen Ann . 255
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262, JOS. 601 .s.i 
Mo,sh, Chodes Rondell .
Lindsey, Jomes R. love, Jomes William Mogee, Joyce An;lo . J 16, 6• 1 .~1
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427, 62• .•JS Marsh, Connie Leo •S9, ~1
Lindsey, Nancy Louise . love, John T oylor . Magee, Kathy Lynn .•60 
.6•0 262, J06, S79 Marsh, Roger Hugh 211 , 299 
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l1nd~og. Jon Atexonder love, Lula Ailene . Mogel, Jomes Ben 2•2, 601 rl 
. S79 .J87 Monholl, Clyde C. 269, 6.i
lingo, Kathy Ann . . love, Mone Elaine . Moggo'd Dov;d Rolph . J6S, S80 
.S•J 281 , J06 Monholl, Deb<o leii?h .6•1 
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l1nth1cum, Gus N., Jr. love, William Curtis . Mogl;olo, Albert M. . . S80 
. S79 . 287 
Mo<Sholl, Donald Sruce .• 71
lll 
liont1, Koren Morie Lovett, Claudio Jeon . Magliolo, Andrew Michael '40, 580 
.•SS .611 Mo<lholl, Jomes A. S . .22J
l1plun, Rosalyn M. . loving, Stephen Farley . Mogl;olo, The<eso M. J06, 6• 1
.270 .J91 Marshall, Jomes Leslie .611
Lipp, Howard Bruce . lowdon, Wtory Motola . Magness, Margaret Holemr5 . . 270
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.62• Mo<lholl, Jon 0 . 26s, 2so. •as. sss .62• 2•7, 601 Marshell, Keifer .S09
ltpp, Joyce Lynn Lowery, Leon Herchel Mognon, Robert J. .62• 
l1pptncott, Robert Irwin Lawis, John Henry Mogro, Dennis George . .529
J91 , J98 . S79 Marshall, Mory Potnc10 •60, 62•
Lippman, Susan Gail Lowrance, Lindo . Magruder, Lavinia Ann . 479 
.611 .S79 Marshall, Poul Samuel, Jr. 207, • 16, 611
liPJComb, Jock Storey Lowrey, Barbaro lee Maguire, Jock R., Jr. . 209
.21J .611 Mo<Sholl, Rondy Woyne 28J, •76, •88, 6• 1

Lipscomb, Rita Sue Lowrey, Ronnie Gene Mogureon, lil+ory Ann . 55•
189, S79 .624 Mo<lholl, Royce Anne •09, 5'2
Liss, Aton William Lowrey, Sora Nelle Mahaffey, Dovid Maurice 217, •3B
.•2• 1SS. 2SS Mo<lholl, Shocyn Kocy . .JOl 
Lowrie, David Austin Mahaffey, Kenneth Ross .4BBlite, Gory Allen . . 
.488 .601 Marshall, Winifred M. .62•
little, Gerold Doniel . Lowrie, Nancy Louise . . . Mahaffey, Michoel Lindsey 217, 2B3, 624
28J, 611 Morsholl, Wm. Horbert 265, S•6. SS2
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Mohon, Robe<t lee .21 J
little, John M. Lowry, Aloire Howard, Mrs ..
•09, 6•0 288, 289 Mortoy, Lindo Joyce . . 261
Mohoney, Joe Temple . 2B3 little, Rondy Dole . Lowry, Aton Dole .
J81 , 4J2, 62• . S09 Mortin, Becky Ann .611lrttle, Scott R. . .. Lozano, Joe Jesse . 
Mahdi, Adnon M.. .319
. S79 2S7, S79 Mortin, Bonnie Coral . J16
Mohle<, Robert F. • .6•1 
little, Shelia Mourme lubel, Bruce David 460, 6•0 208, •2•. 6•1 Mortin, Carolyn Irene .611
Mohan, Mo"'een . JOO, •J7, 611
little, Sherry Lynn . lubel, Elame Terry . . 
.62• S•9. 62• Mortin, Cecil Duke 211 , 299, 62•
Mahoney, Brenda B.. . A.Cl
lrttle, Sue Ellen . Lubinski, Neal Raymond .601 .20S Mortin, Chor&es Tyler, Jr. . JS•, 62'
Maier, Constance Ann . 255, 641 
l1ttle1ohn, Robert E. . . . .6•0 Lucas, Ann Elizabeth .2SS Mortin, Curtis Edword .191
Mailey, Jomes Ford •02, 641 
l1ttlepoge, Deon Andrew . Lucas, Bonnie Cummins Mortin, Dione Cox, Mn. . 271
27J, J7.. 611 .2SS 
Mo;n, Kent Ashley 21 J, 292, 62•
Littlepage, Thomas H., Jr. 211, 282, 6•0 Lucas, Horry Beau, Jr. .J81 Mortin, Dorothy Elaine . .J16
Mainord, Suson Cheryl . "459 . 'i4:l
Littleton, Robert Ke)"I .J7• Lucas, leslye . . . .6.i Mai~. Dtone Koy . . Mortin, Franklin DouGlos .
. "455 . J16 .62• Mojot', Gocy Michael 2JS, S80 .sao
Litton, Beverly Anne . ..2. 601 Lucas, Scott Porker . Mortin, George E. 
littr~I. Leslie Gail Luce, Stephen Foster . . Mortin, Howord E. 
.........6•1 Major, Robert AJ!en •66, 641 .611 lively, Nancy D., Mrs. •S92••, . 6•0 S79 Lucio, Gregory Eugene . 161 , 172, 17S, J17, S79 Motor, Suron Ruth 437 , 6'1 Mortin, Jomes Eric . 227 
lively, Robyn Lynne . . . Luckett, Henry Peyton, Jr .. Mortin, Jomes Gayle
.•J9 . lOS Majors, Samuel lee, Ill . • 19, 6-4 1 .227 
l1vergood, Ann Elizabeth . Lucksinger, Ann Louise . Mortin, Jeanne .
. S79 18J, 288 Mok;, Vold; E., k .280 JOl, 6•1 
livers, Harold P. Ludeke, Aaron Kim . Mortin, John Alfred 
469, 6•0 •87, 6•1 Malaise, Martha Lynn . 175 .•06 
Livesay, Virginia E. . .. . Ludeman, Ben Mortin Mortin, John Dovid 
. 287 J6S, 611 Moldonado, Mario Elva . 1 B2 J99, •01 , 6• 1 
Livingston, David Duncan . Ludeman, Patricio J. , J99, 611 .161 Moles, Betty Carol 460, 6• l Mortin, Karen Sue 278, J 1 J, •06, •J7 
Luedecke, Emily Beth
lizcono, Jeanette A. H., Mrs. . S79 .2SO Moles, Dono Wayne "420, 5BO Mortin, Keith Douglas J77, sso 
Lloyd, David Earl . Luedecke, Suson Arby 
402, 62• .•62 Mol;k, John W. . . . 580 Mortin, Kenneth Ewing . •SJ. 62• 
Lloyd, Jone Ann 
.62• Luedtke, Betty Ann . . .611 Molin, Cecelia Dorothea 2"48, 268, 271, 5"42, 5•B Mortin, Lindo Jo .sao lobpnes, Patricio Ann JOI , 477, 48.. S79 21 S, 2S6 Molin, Mory E. . . 64 l .
luetge, Kenneth Wayne Mortin, Marilyn K192, •J7, 62• lobpries, Rebecca Louise lu1on, Denis . Mortin, Michael David 

S•2, S79 S•l, 291 Molish, Dov;d Arnold 2J•, JS• . .•69 .6•0 J06, 601 Mollo,d, Jomes Atwood S22, S2S, S52 Mortin, Rolph W.. .J16
lochheod, Charles l. Luke, Thomas Edward, Jr. . 206 .292 Mollett, Chodes E. . 2J6 Mortin, Richard, F. 269, •56. 6•1 
lock, Jim Rudolph Lumbley. Leland Jock Lockart, Jomes E., Ill Lummus, John Aton . .287 . Mortin, Richard G. .J99 
2J6, 2S7, S5• Malley, Carolyn Sarah . 611 
Locke, John Potnck Lumpkin, Rondy Dole 
. lOS .62• Mollicote, Jomes M. .391 Mortin, Rid:ey Wayne .•92 Locke, Mory Frances . .252 Luna, Luis Pablo . .J19 Mollicote, Sharon . . 390 Morton, Thomas Roger . .Ml Locke, Stephen Shendon . .J19 Lundell, Horry F. . . .J19 Mollo<y, Co,olyn Koy .62• Mortin, Wilham Michael 208, 277, sso 
Locke, Wil!1om Henry, Jr .. Lundquist, Poul Edward Mortin, Worthy Neil . 
.J7• .18J Molmsteod, Srendo l. . JO 1 .6•1 
locker, Fronces Louise . Lupton, David Fronk . Mort;nolt, Michoel R.
.'37 .J88 Molone, Lynn Wode 1 SJ, 282, 28J .269 Lockett, Jill Eltzobe-th .62• Lusby, John Curtis .S•6 Molone, Pot Evans . 611 Martine, Thomos M. . . S•7 lock1ngen, Lindo Sue luikey, Henry lee .
.29J .2S7 Molone, Patrick Joy . 396, 6• 1 Martinek, At$en Gene 23', 259, 602 Locklear, Mike l. Luskey, Kenneth lee .
269, 6•0 269, • 12 Moloney, Pot'ick Joseph 269, ~1 Mortinez, Cynth.a Evelyn . . S80 Lockman, Potnc10 l. . .611 lusky, Malvern David 222, S79 Moly, Co,olyn Elozobeth 231 , S80 Mortinez, Doniel C. .~1 Lockwood, Jefferson Grey lutermon, Elaine JlJ, S79 Moly, Chodes Korten Mortinez, Fernando . .226 
.62• .62• Lockwood, Randolph .6•0 lutnck, Dov1d J. . . . 190, 280, S79 Mancha, Roberto Raul . 206 Mortinez, Fred, IM • Jl 7, sso
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lodowik+, Robert Thomas . 2J6, S79 lutringer, Gory Wayne .22J Maness, t;ndo Sue .J06 Mortinez, Juan Luis .sao Loeffler, Cha~les Roy Luttrell, George Roy . .2S7 .602 Mortinez, Luis Noe
.S09 Maness, Margaret Lyn •86, 62• Loeffler, Cynthia Beth 460, 6•0 Lybrand, Fred Ewing . S79 Money, Mike ChorlH . 209 Mortinez, Monuef Bumogo .611 Loehr, Glod)"I D+anne 29J, 62• Lyles, lee Goodale .S09 Mangano, Nancy Gloria . 255 Mortinez, Mono otivto . 278, •J7. 611
. . l• Loeser, Howard Dwight .6•0 lynch, Horry Steven, Jr. .28J Mangum, M.ory Koy . . 6.C 1 Mortinez, Ruben Davila J26, 6•1 loeu+n, Michael Mortin 1S6, 21 • . •69, S79 lynch, Jomes Michael .22J Monitzos, Garry George ..C8B Mortinez, Vivion .•78 Loflin, Jomes Randoll lynch, Joseph Traylor . 
.6•0 .280 Manko, Atlon Roy . 624 Martino, Jomes Boyd 28J, 6•1 Loftin, Mike Hunter lynch, Michael Edward 
270, 2S8, SJ6 .62• Manley, Donald Craig .421 Martyn, Lorraine .•S9 Loftis, Bruce . 229, 601 lynch, Mildred Ahce •J7, 62• Manly, Koren Sue . .64 1 Morules, Theodore .Sao Loftis, Mollie Ann . .JU Lyng, Stephen Gene . .J06 Manly, Louro Sue . 2'9, 641 Moseeh, Suzanne Mooe .62'l logon, Cloffa<d K., Ill •16, 6•0 Lynn, Louis Mich~ . .611 Manly, Walter Monon, IV 258, 270, 611 Moseles, Richard Martt . J06, 6• 1 Logan, David Ronald . 21J Lyons, Ann Mone . 2•.. S79 Monn, Boro.-o Deen , 1S9, 16J, 175, J08, Jl•, •SO Mashburn, Timothy Keith . 2S8. 270 ~ Logsdon, Gocy Alden .611 Lyons, Jeffrey P. . .J91 Monn, Calvin Cooley, Jr. . .416 Mosley, DovKl Allen . 217, 256, 602 
Logue, John Alon . Lyons, Polly Anne . . . 
.267 .•19 Monn, Carl Burton .•57 Mason, Carol Elizabeth .•78
•.. Lohrmann, Sheila Jane . Lyons, W1U1om Lincoln .
•J6, 611 J70, S79 Monn, Deb<o Jeon 1SO , J08, JU, •SO, 6U Mason, Charles Von . .•69 
~ latben, Gory Howard Lyons, Kenneth Earl . 
.S•l .611 Monn, Jon Lou . . 310 Mason, Morl< lee . 
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lo1nette, M1choel H. .227 Lytle, Edward Curtis 2•7. sso Monn, Joe Billy .393 Mo$on, VidorlO Anne .•82 laker, leshe Ann . .2SS Lytton, John lee . 28J, 611 Monn, Noncy Ann . 611 Mossod, Mossod J. 2•7. 580 
' .. lomox, Everett Bruce Lytton, Mitzi Mor+e .62• . 231 . S•9
20J. 205, 27• , 280 Monn, Patricio Ann, Mrs. Mossey, Sondra lee . 
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Meinzer, Curtis Muri . 
Mossey, Warren Neal . 217 McClonohon, Go1I .182 McHole, Deborah 8.. .6•1 215, 250 Mmt, Potr1Cio lee . . S80 McClonohan, 1'1+ory Jonet . .581 Mc Hon, Jomes Oliver, Jr .. .611 .379 
Me;..1, Robert c. . . . Meismer, John Maynord
Mmtenbfoolc, John Logan .SS2 McClougherty, Gea<g10 G. .•20 McHorg, Bill 8., Jr. .267 .6'2 
Me;....,.' Ho<vey lee .
Masterson, Bette Jo .641 McClougheny, Joe l. 211 , 299 McHenry, Joy Melvin .6•1 .582 Masudi, Hovshang .S38 McCleort, Donald Clo'k 312, •20, 611 Mcilroy, Carol Castile .581 .267
Meister, ~morie B., Mrs. Meitzen, Ann Elaine .
Mothaoo, Don..I N., Ill 177, 196 McCleort, Nancy K.. .268 Mdlvoin, Rebecca Jone .6•1 443, 624 
Meitzen, Jomes Edward . . 
Mathews, O.ono Condoce .281 McCfellon, David Arthur .611 Mclngvole, George C., Jr. .•92 .582 
Melenchuk, Richard Samuel .
Mott.ow., K•mberly Anne 182, 6•1 McClellan, Jock Delbert 282, 283 Mclngvole, Jomes F .. .509 .427 Mathews, Mozie E. .611 McClellan, Margaret C. .306 Mcintire, Jene Gibson .611 .642 
Meletio, Donna Mone . MeletKi, Michelle .
Mathews, Ou1nten S., Jr. .441 McClellan, Noncy M. .182 Mclnh,.e, Michael Woyne . . 282 .455 
Melocly, M. Lou,o
Mathews, Ruth O.one 306, S80 McClelland, Edw•n 8. .269 Mcintosh, Gory David .602 .445 
Melone, Melinda Mone
Mathis, Jesste BeU . 261 , 270, 271 , S80 McClendon, Robert Louis . 25•, 283 Mcintosh, Jomes Ronald 191, 2•6, 247, 581 .293 
Melone, Moll;. .
Mathis, Lawrence Charles . .419 McChnt1c, ~chord J. . .283 Mcintosh, Michael John 183, 217 .255 Motlno, Dovld J. .SS2 McChntod:, John Haynes . .611 Mclnty,e, Mo')' H., Mn. .270 •55, 549 
Mek>t, June Ann . . _ 
Melton, Betty 8. A., Mn. 
Melton, Clarence 8., Jr. 
Matlock, John H. 270, SS4 McCl1sh, John Newton . . 287 Mciver, Thomas Joseph 401, 641 .582 
Matlock, Kothe l. R., Mn. .S80 McCloud, Alyce Verindo 29•, 611 Mc:Komie, William Michael .62• . 69, 291, 62• 
t-iielton, Donna Lyn .
Matlock, Robert Jenoen . . 207 McCloud, Anthony Bernard . .395 McKay, Robert Chades . 492, 552 .582 
MeMlle, Ronald Jeue . . 
Motney, Cloud E .. 241 , 402 McClung, Mononne . 261 , •60 McKee, Lindo Louise .483 .55' 
Mendez, Mono Fernando .
Matney, Jock Poul 402, 403, 611 McClure, Dennis P. 242, 581 Mc.Kee, Marthe Koren 255 , 278, 6'1 .267 Mottor, Mike Fred 374, 641 McClure, Thomas M., Jr. . 263 McKee, Potrid: Richard . •06, 611 582, 247
Mendez, Oscor Mortinez . Mendoz, Rebecca .
Matthews, Bonnie Ann . 2SS, 641 McCollough, Jomes P_ .641 Mc.Kemie, Koren AJmiro .•83 .•83 
Mengelkoch, Mort Ann .
Motthewi, Bruce Aushn .216 Mc.Collum, Jomes Lloyd 222, 306 McKem1e, Marthe Caroline .611 •59, 6'2 
Menhard, Margaret lou1Je
Matthews, Dov1d Howley . .209 Mc.Collum, t-iielonie Anne . 300, 641 McKenney, Ross S. .641 .261 
Mentel!, Robert A. 
Matthews, Jud•th Ellen . 177 McCommons, Bruce E . 423, 611 Mc.Kennon, Do'ores Koy 455, 641 23•, 554 
Menzies, Nancy Ann
Motthewi, Kenneth C., Jr. •09, 624 McConn, Michael Glenn .377 McKenzie, Jo Kothorine •52, 485, 624 .62• 
Merced, G<egono .
Motthewl, Laurene Gail .SS• McConnell, Cynthia Ann .581 McKenzie, Robert l. .581 .257 Matthews, Morlr. Lynn 27•, 611 McConnell, Dennis Owen . .221 McKetto, Robert Andrew .221 373, 642 
Mercer, Blair Gray, Jr. Mercer, Lawrence Wm.
Matthews, Stephen T oylo' .S44 McConnell, T"''Y Randoll . .62• McK;bben, Jer'Y R. .270 . 545 
Mercer, Thomas Fronk . 
377, 582 Meredith, Charles Edward 
Matthews, Willie lee 232, 602 McConnico, Stephen Edward .183 McK1mm, William Horry .641 
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Motthte1en, Margaret M. .S•9 McCord, Virginia Helen .581 McKinley, Gordon .409 
Merfish, Gerold
Motth1essen, Susan •S9, 6• 1 McCormick, Deborah .581 McKinney, Jock Claude .291 •2•, 625 
Merkens, Koren Karla 
Motth1ietz, Wolter E., Jr. .S80 McCormick, Mike Bennett . •23, 581 McKinney, Mod Hugh . 492, 552 . 45' 
Mer~. VIC.tot lee .
Mattke, Koren Koy .611 McCoy, Barney Leroy .172 McKinney, Montyn Orleno . 24' .487 
Merrell, Byrom Eorl, Jr. 
Motts, Thomas c. .62• McCoy, Jomes Dovtd 205, •56 McKinney, Michael G. J. .•23 .399 
Merrill, Richard N., Jr. _
Matula, Jomes Mlchael . 468, 624 McCrory, 1'1+ork Rodney .581 McKinney, Philip lee .319 .392 
Merrill, Robert D. 
Matula, Thomas Eugene .492 McCrory, Scott William, Jr. .225 McKinney, Samuel . 69, 206 .270 
Merrill, Robert Hendna .
Matzinger, John D. .SS2 W\cCrow, RonokJ Kent 276, 306, 581 McKmnon, Douglas A .. 389, 62• . 409 
t-iierrts, John Fronlthn 
Mouldin, Stanley Holl 312, 492, SS2 W\cCree, Everett .•57 McKinnon, Julie C. .641 217, 275 
M.,,;n, 0.00.oh J. 
.611 Merritt, Janet El1zobeth
MouIsby, Potncio Ann .62• McCrory, John Kevin .62• McKinster, Michoel Palmer .•21 
Maupin, Pomelo .602 Mc.Crum, Richard Douglas .•20 McK1trick, Vivienne lee •36, 62• . 459 
Merrrtt, Kathryn lee .
Maurin, Warren Lonn 416, 641 McCutShon, Jennifer l. .255 McKnight, Potrie10 G. 455, 641 .6'2 
Merritt, Molly Melinda .
Moura, Fronk Louis . 223 Mc.Cullen, George Oconnor . .306 Mc.Kown, Ado Jeon .581 .642 
M.,,;n, Reed M. 
Moxfoeld, Teny E. 216, 641 McCullen, Patrice E. .581 Mc.Kusker, Sharon K. 261 , •77, •82 .6'2 
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Maxon, Earl Holbert 1OS, 292, '12, S80 McCulley, Carol Anne .•55 Mclain, Leslie M .. . 269 Me'1ky, Dov;d Timothy . 
366, 6'2 Merubio, 1'1+oises Albert
Mouon, Richard Don, Jr .. 396, 641 McCullough, lujet C. 226, 255 , 306, 6• 1 Mclaughlin, Barbaro Koy . 163, 268 
Moxwell, Betty M. M., Mn.. .320 McCullough, M;choel G. .6•1 Mclaurin, Condoce M.. .293 .292 
Merubio, Sonia Mabel .
Maxwell, Bruce Newlin .2S9 McCullough, Robert . .213 Mcleon, Michoel Roy .•21 .266 
Mery, Fred Josep/> 
. 402 Mesh, Aton Michoel . 
Maxwell, Gory Loron .602 McCullough, Stephen W. 269, •56, 641 Mcleon, Peggy M. 376, 581 
Maxwell, John Fleming, Jr. . 2S7 Mc.Cully, Michael Done .229 Mcleon, Robert Alexander 282, 283 '12, 625 
Mesloh, David Lynn .
Maxwell, Koren Parmer S80, 244 McCumber, G<egg S. .641 Mclelland, Mortha Lois 231 , •09 .6'2 
Meue<, Beverly Eloone 
.602 ~. Joy M.lton
MoxweU, Richard D .. .291 McCu,ley, Mo')' Deborah . .611 Mclelland, Mochoel E. 207, 277 
Maxwell, Robert N. . 207 McCurnm, Donald .217 Mclelland, Stan Louis 1'5, 260 •09, 625 
Metcalf, Coron Lynn 
. 455 
Maxwell, Wilham Brett . 292, 29•, S80 McDon+el, Donny Glenn .624 Mc.Mohan, Lindo Rose . .389 
Metheny, Floy lee . 213, 299_ 625Moy, Carole Ann . .S81 Mc:Doniel, Stontey Chomp 522, 552 McMahon, Jomes Michael 318, 389 Metoff, Fredo Anne . 
.6'2 Metzroth, Corl FronctS . 
Moy, 0.00.oh Ann .•S9 Mc:Dovid, Ehzobeth Ann .581 Mc.Manus, Brenda Foy . .611 
. 69, 186 Meyer, Hozef N.el1ndo . 
Moy, Douglos Glen 376, 377, 602 McDonald, Donald Jooeph .624 McMonus, Dovtd Carroll 223, 270 
. 288 
M.oy, Jomes Burnett .S44 Mc:Donold, Donna Margaret .5•8 McMonus, Ronald Cory .213 Meyer, .lod lee 
206, 275 
Moy, Rose Ellen . 273 McDonald, Gail Elaine . .62• McM.llon, Jomes Douglas . .•66 
Meyer, June Shoron . 
.582 Meyer, Kenneth Brown . 
Moy, Suson Mone .2SS McDonald, Jomes Bowmon 418, 419 McMillan, Monty Hayes .62• 
.105
Moy, Suzanne .611 McDonald, Kenyon Lonee .581 McMordie, Soroh E . . 460, 641 Meyer, Kenneth Norman 175, 431 , •3•Mo~, M.choel D. .62• McDonald, Modolyn Alice .581 /ilt.c:M.urrey, Robert M. 373, 581 t-iieyer, Lindo Morie . 
.6'2
Moyer, Ed•th 0. 287, 62• McDonald, Margaret Ann •60, 62• McNobb, Clinton Edward 217, 282 Meye<, Michael Oovod . 
.6•2
Moyer, Jonet M.cloughhn . 413, 611 McDonald, Monho E. 261 , 271 McNabb, Koy Lynn K.. .582 
Meyer, Rtchord W . 
139, 161, 260, 265 Meyer, Susan Ehzobeth 217, 218, 625 
Moyer, leoh Barbaro .S81 McDonald, Mel;ndo l. . 182 Mc.Nair, William Mork . 269, 6'I 
Moyer, Morlr. Steven . •2•, 641 McDonald, Melv;n Donald 227, 280, 581 McNeol, Donald Roy 291 , 641 Meyer, Vernon Howard 
.55'
Moyer, Thelma Ruth . S•2, S81 McDonald, Randol Scott 213, 277, •76, •87, 611 McNeely, David Lansing .216 
Mey.,., Alon Hoge 
37•, 611
Moyes, Kenneth Wayne, Jr. .S81 McDonald, Suzanne . .389 McNeff, Pot,;a Joseph 387, 624 Meyerson, Jonny S . 
37•, 611
Mayfield, (onto Mone . .•S• McDonald, Tho<nos J., Ill . . 69, 206, 277 McNeil, Margaret Ann . .550 
Mezo, Doniel S. 
.582 
Mayfield, Helen Tyne .S81 McDonald, v...o Mel;ndo . .581 McNeil, Michoel Lourence .37• 
Michoehs, VIC.tor'° l. 
.625 
Mayhall, Oovod Jos T. .319 McDonnell, M.lton Anthony . . 69, 227, 602 McNeil, Michael lowrence .227 
Michalec, Cynthia Mone · •39, 548, 625Mayo, Albert Earl 223, S81 McDowell, Barbaro Clo1te .•62 McNea, Michael Roy 247, 602 Michalik, Beverley Ann . 261, 482 Moya, John Byron .611 McDowell, Cheryl Sue . .376 Mc.Neill, Robert Edwin _ .611 
M1cklethwo1t, Dwight B . 
22•, 225, 602 
Moya, Pomelo O.One . 2SS McDowell, CynthKi Go•I . 288 McNetr, Forest . .213 
Middlebrooks, Melonie . 253, 611Mays, Josephine Dorl1ne 284, 62• McDowell, Frankie Corl 257, 581 Mc.Nevin, Glorio Cecile .611 
MidcUebrooks, 5'-'zonne . 
. 452 Moddleton, Donald Lynn . 
Mayton, Ho<vey lee . . 273 McDowell, Robert Todd .6•1 Mc.Nutt, Elizabeth 27() 
. ....270
Mouogott1, Borboro A. .611 McElhanon, Jock .. Roy . 269, •66 Mc.Nutt, Thomos Corlton .385 
Moddleton, G«don W., k. 262, 302, 303 McCabe, Ann Rita ~ .•39 Mc.Elroth, Stanley M. •17, 6•1 McPhoul, Michael lee 396, 6'2 M•ddleton, Rocha,d A. 
. 208
McAdams, HrMen Louise 231 , S44 McElwee, Debro Louise .45S McPhenon, Er1C Scott .466 
Middleton, Sharon Rose 
.•83
McAdams, Jenny Ruth .2•0 McElwee, Rebecca l. .261 McOueen, Phyllis Otone .582 
Middleton, Wilham David 
.399 
McAdorm, Von Dool, Ill . 280 McEniry, Jomes Br'°n .37• McQu,.ton, Bobby Chad.. .292 Moegel, Wolloom Robert . 
.319 
McA.den, l1lo Jeon 8., Mrs. .S81 McEv.,, M.choel Dovod .581 McReynolds, Stephen Hole .377 
Mien, Jeb Stuart 
.6'2 Miertsch1n, Jomes Dovtd 
McAdoo, Solly Anne .641 Mc:Evoy, Alfred Potnck, Jr. 105, 318, 611 Mc.Reynolds, William E., II .611 
.625 
McAfee, Jock Terry, Jr. 421, 641 Mc Evoy, Thomos Henry .650 McRo<ey, John R., J,_ .37• 
Miguro, Anthony Peter _ 
. 105 
McAfee, John Motk . 211, S•7, 641 McFoddm, Eugene H. B. 379, 581 Mc.Spodden, Sammy Koy . .642 
M11hlhouse, Alton Roy 
. . . . . ..280
McAl1ster, Jodi Wolter . 387, 611 Mcfarland, Mock . .267 McSwo1n, Patricio Anne .611 
M•kesko, Donald Clari< . 187, 223, 257, 270, 582 McAllister, Teresa Ann .62• McFarland, Michael Wayne . .581 Mc.Vey, Dione .602 
Mikeska, Matthew Brion 
. 172 
McAm1s, David Lynn . 2•7 Mcfo,lond, S. J., Ill 211, 299, 641 McVey, Mel;ndo lee M., Mn. .270 
Mikulos, Patricio Anne . 
. 24'
McAngus, Donny W 262, 306 Mcfo,lond, Stephen M. 520, 552, 6'1 Mc.Vicker, Autrey P., Jr. 
407 , 6•2 Mikulencok, Barbaro F. 261 , •39, 611M<Angu$, Jeu Adelbert .611 Mcfarlin, Glen Marshall . 215 McW'h1rter, Michael Edw1n .401 
Mikulencok, Dovd John 
.625 
McAnulty, Jennifer l. .306 Mcfeeley, Neil Douglas 273, 611 McWilltoms, Jock Bryon •17, 602 Milon, Deborah Anne 
..625
McA.cle, fl<oon Jooeph . .•50 Mcferron, Jud 1th V. .•50 Mc.Wilhoms, Janet Sue . .6'2 
Milberger, Arthur J.. 373, 5'0, 5'5, 625 Mclee, Robert f,onk 37•, 62• McGo<" Cappy Roy . .389 McWill1oms, Kenneth R. 105 Milburn, Melonie Anne . 
Mc8ode, Bertram Monon . 394, 39S McGovern, Maureen l. 167, 476, 581 Mc.Williams, Mke G. . 258 Milby, John Charles 6'2 
_ 
. 391
Mcfl<ode, O.,,othy K. 442, 62• McGee, Deborah lee .6'1 McW,oght, Alfred Y., 111 .611 \b'..ne Mone
M1llr.ent , .
. 271
Mcfl<ode, l°""ence C , IV . lOS, 641 McGee, G<ego<y Ross 287, 62• Meod, John Ames .•02 
Milb, Pomofo Lynn 161 , 189, 308McBride, Mom o Ann 267' 278, •37' S81 McGee, More Doniel •53, •50 Meade, eo,1 Joseph . 216, 262, 306 M•llo,d, Melondo Mcfl<ode, Mory Jone .278 Mc.Geheorty, Potrtd F., . 269, 6•1 Meodo<, Cha'les l. 582, 280, 274 Miller, Alon Mote . .•36 McBride, Mlchoel Curtin 62• M<Geh., Oovod Young .•57 Meodo<, Don Motthew . .•3•
.582 M•ller, Alfrod Earl 2'3, 582 
Mcfl<oerty, Som Edwo'd 492 McG+ll, lountynn .175 Meodcx' Jooeph M.choel .582 M,11.,, lwhw Goles
Mcllryde, Nathan T,..., 36S, 6'I McGill, leogh c,oog . 25•, 365, 611 Meador, MIC.hoe! Pndche 
216, 625 
306, 62• Miller, llotboro Go,f . 
.611
McCoo, Cynthio Jeon Anne 20•, 310 McG•ll, Lindo Sue . Meadows, Borboro Ann .•39 261 , •6• M.ller, llotboro K 
McCoon, Cho<les Anthony . 280 McG•lhcudcly, Timothy E 365, 62• Meodows, lo"'ro Mover1C.k .•27 M•lie<, Bobby Roy . .6'2 
•87
McC0tn, Metv1n DoS. McG1lvroy, Williom Gory 190, 229, 270, 279, 280 
20S Meadows, Suzanne . 291 M.ller, Con>lyn Jeon 261 , 582 McCofeb, K11sten •77, •81, •82 McGlouon, Pomelo Dione .62• Meons, Sherron Ann . 582 
M'll"', Cha,les M.lton, k . . .306 
McCol1ster, Charles T 3Q6 McGlothl1n, G4enn PotrlC.k .581 Mears, Ateais Ann .462 M•lie<, Cho<!., Robert 
' 105 
McColly, 0.00.oh Ca<ol .,6•1 Mc:Glothl1n, John J., Jr .62• Mears, Glendo Sharon . .293 M,fi.,, Oov>d Steven . 
. 261
McGlothl1n, Marthe
McConn, Koren B.th 460, 6'1 .188 Medford, Ph1l1p Motn .602 Miller, Douglas Wolf« . .6'2
McConn, Robert Bruce 280, S81 .6•1· .
McGough, Cathy Ann Medino, Grn:eldo 
255, '5•, 6•2 Miller, Edwo<d K"" .538 McConts, Oeboroh Ann 62• McGovetn, lH .225 Medino, Petro V M•ller, Emily Ellen 
261, 29•, 582 .582 
McCo,iey, Lon Allen 267 McGowan, Chr tS Wyotte . 468, 6'1 Medlin, ltndo Koren 261 , 582 Miller, Emmett Jocbon 
552
McCorroll, Robert Lynn 28'.> .611
McGowan, Morteonne Medhng., Chad., M. 306, 642 Miller, Estelle Helen . 182, 625 McConoll, S.-A 641 Mc.Gown, Dom E '59, 6•1 Medrano, Beth Ellen Hogon 270 Miller, Floyd Robert 
280
McCorthy, E11Mn R1to 261 McGown, Koren Jeon 6'1 Mehan, Rocho<d Thomas 61 1 M.ller, Go<., George
385 233, 602 
McCartney, M.choel w 469 McGraw, a.-ly Ann '59 
Meek, JomnC 190, 227, 582 M•lie<, G.off<ey Mote 269, •2•, 6'2
McCarty, GI .... P , J, •87, S81 McGraw, Jomn M.lls 
•21 Meek, Janet lou11e .273 M•ller, George Steven 625
McCarty, Kathleen Do~on 163, 308, 491, 611 McG'aw, Michelle A. '5•, 6'1 Meeker, Oovd Morq'-!tS 29S M.ller' G<ogcxy Scol1 
275
McCarty, l•ndo Del •60, 6'1 McGraw, Stephen Clyde 365 Meeker, Ellen Louise •SS, 6'2 M.ller, Ho<old Wayne 247McCortiy. 'otrc'° Lynn ' 217 McGfegot", Kun Mtaon 217, 62• Meeke<, RobenW 
582 M.ller, HeNy A. , " •19, 611 McCarty, -Thomen 62•, •06 McGregor, Thomen Bondy 175, 265, 311, 384, 581 Mehr, lo"''o lM 261 , 37•, Sl2 M1ller, Howa<dS...ke 
McCarty, wooc1,. Scott •66 McGuff1n, Alice K Sl2 6•2
Sii -· Nancy Mone Miller, '""'n Dougkn •3', 6'2
McC.....iond. Suellen Sil McGu• e, O.,,othy Gayle 551, 611 611 .lomet bnett
-...... Anh... Joseph M.lie< '" 
McCloon. She<rt lyM 641 McGuire, Potrd W1lhom 216, 377 Meinen , Don lOUtS •23, 6'2 M.lle" Jomes l M k m McCiom<och, Jomn R 269' 311, 641 McGutte, W1lhom Wayne 393, 544, S•S Meinert, Betty l°"IM Sl2 M•ller, Jomn Michael 62~ 


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Miller, Jon1ce C. 
. 255 
Miller, Jody Lynn •60, 642 
IQ 
" 	Miller, John D. 
. 221
11 
Miller, Judy Lilyan 296, 582 
lil 
Miller, Koren Lynne 
.642 
'• Miller, Keith John . .547 
11 
Miller, Kerry Sue 
.625 
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Miller, Louro Johanna 
.6•2 
Miller, Lindo Sue • 
.625 
Ill 
Miller, Moe Ehzobeth 
.•62
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Miller, Monette . 
291 , 6•2
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Miller, Marilyn Joyce 
. 261
Ill 
Miller, Moriorie Jo 
. 582 
l<! Miller, Mory Adele 261 , 443 ll2 Miller, Michael F. 
.582 
Miller, Poul B. W. 
203, 208, 277
11' 	Miller, Poul Burke . 
. 259
lSI 	Miller, Poul lee 
. 257
lll 	Miller, Phyllis Rose 
.316 
141 	Miller, Rolph William 
. 265
.i 	Miller, Ricky Lee 
. 243
IQ 
Miller, Robert Allon 
.582 
Miller, Robert Charles 
. 269
151., 	Miller, Robert Keith 393, 642 Miller, Samuel Joseph 
384, 385 
19 	Miller, Tom Wallace, Jr. 
. 209
IQ 
Miller, Wolter Curtis . 
. 582 
le 	Miller, William E., Jr. 
•77, 487, 642 
lll 	Miller, William Mork 
. 612 
DS 	Millhollon, William Go~ 
•09, 625 
115 	M1lhcon, Oov1d Newton 
. 257 
Ill 	Millican, Evalyn Jo 
. 293 
M11!1er, Lindo lee . 
306, 310, 281 , 625 M1ll19on, Janice E. 
.642 Ii" . 582 
Milligan, T ereso Ann 111 
Milligan, Thomas Willio.m : 
.625 
Millin, Kevin Jomes 
Ill 
373, 625 
M1U1ng, Faith
ii 
.244 
Milliren, leil1e l.
., 
.251 

Mills, Bethy Ann 
. 267 
IQ 
Mills, David William . 
.5•0 
IQ 
Mills, Gory Wayne 
.6•2 
IQ 
Mills, Jimmy Tom , 
. 270 
.. 	Mills, Miory Jone 
•59, 612 
IQ 
Mills, Ross Neal 
299, 279, 280, 582 
Mills, W ill1om Michael 
Ill 
.6•2 
Millsap, Samuel 0. 
Iii 
177, 260, 317, 55• 
Milne, Kathleen
Ill 
. 642 
Milner, Mory M. 0., Mrs. 
RI 
261 , 582 
Milson, Jomes lee
IQ 
.261 
M1lsteod, Thomas Hewes 
Ill 
456, 6•2 
Milton, Summer Gale
RI 
.625 
Mims, Carnegie H., Jr. 
Ill 
. 173 
Mims, Christine Lynn
RI 
.625 
Minahan, Joseph J., Jr. 
IQ 
377, 642 
Mincberg, David Meyer 139, 172, 198,• 317, 457, 625 
Miner, Barbaro lee M., Mrs. 
!'I 
. 261 
Miner, Frances El.zobeth •67, 549, 551 Minnis, John Stephen 
lll 
.522 Ill 454 , 5•9, 6•2
Minor, Lynne Patricio IQ Minsey, Sollie 
.459 
IQ 	Minter, Julianne 
473, 625 II! 399, 612 
Minton, Gregory A11~n ·. RI .642 
Mintz, W illiam A. Ill .602 
Miracle, Bruce Gilbert Mirando, Debro Memo . 
•60, 625 I Mirando, John Anderson, Jr. 
. 226 12 391, 642 
Mischer, Wolter Mox, Jr. RI .582 
Miskell , Suson Mone . Ill .642 
M1stovich, Timothy S. Ill 292, 6•2 
Mitchell, Charles W., J;. Ill . 247
Mitchell, David Merlin 111 .6•2
Motchell , Douglas G . l!l 381 , 582 
Mitchell, John W. 
Mitchell, Marcello . 

. 291 13 397, 611
Mitchell, Marvin R., Jr. 
Mitchell, Mory Jone . 153, 175, 218, 308, 611

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Mitchell, M1choel W. Mitchell, Richard G. 
13 	.229 
,, 
.365 
Mitchell, Robert Bruce 
. 552 
" 	Mitchell, Robert Terry 283,. 306, 488 
Ill 
Mitchell, Wilmer G., Jr. 
.•88 
M1ttelstet, Stephen Keith 
208, 270 
Mixon, Myron Glenn 
.•1 7 
Mize, Lou is Edward 
Mize, Molly Suson 

12 	.277 
.611
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Mizrahi , Benedetto B. 
•66, 470 
Mobell, Marci Ellen 
. 183 
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Harold Roy 
262, 302, 303 
Ill 
~ey, Kenneth David 
.306 Ill . 282 
Ill 
Modesette, John CJork . Moeny, Mory Anno . 
.•72
Ill 
Moffatt, Richard Holmo.n : 
.625 VI 269, 642 
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Moffatt, Roy Hermon Moffett, Jomes E., Ill 
.•69 
Moffett, Mory Jo . UI 258, 270 
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Ill 	.582 
Mohn, Norman Corr~ll." Jr". Mok, William Lee-ling . 
. 25• 
111 
Molano, Alpha Omega 
. 582
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I 	.611 
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Ill 
.582 

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Moline, Michael L. 
.'56
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Moller, Dov1d N. 
277, 583 
Moncada, Mono Louro 
.583
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Moneypenny, Jomes A. Monroe, Jomes Patrick 
•. 	. 262 
319, 602 
Ill 
Monroe, Sommye Lou 270, 271 , 602 
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Monroe, Terry lee 
. 544
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Montalvo, Hector . .294
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Montandon, Cynthia B. . 281 
Monteith, Jo Ann . .583 112 Montemayor.for, Jose De J. . .55• Ill Montez, Serapio . 283 Ill Montgomery, Charles M. .397 l7l Montgomery, Dono Ann .583 
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Ill 
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Moody, Don Toylor 
Moody, Melmo Lynn Moon, Arthur Ellis, II 
Moon, Bonito Ruth Moon, Frederick Josepli 
Mooney, Kenneth Allen 
Mooney, R1dc.ey Hardin Mooney, Suzann MoonVune, Andrea Moore, Alon Arthur . Moore, Alon Townes Moore, Andrew Folley . Moore, Barbaro Lynn Moore, Corol Jeon Moore, Catherine Sue Moore, Charles Thomas Moore, Chor~ Woyne MQs>re, Chrtsttno Moote, Dan Gordon MoQre, Oov1d Stevenson Moor.. Dione Moore, George Proctor Moore, Gregory Nonce Moore, Hal Raymond Moore, Jock Hutchins Moore, Jomes Keith Moore, Jomes Terry . Moore, Jonice Ann Moore, Jerry Garland Moore, Jetta Corole . Moore, Joseph Vidor, II Moore, Judy Koy . Moore, Juho Morie Moore, Kelon Scott Moore, Kenneth Allon Moore, Kenneth Lawrence Moore, Lindo Koy B .. Mrs. Moore, Lindo Ruth Moore, Mock Raleigh Mooie, Margaret Sue Moore, Monbeth Ann Moore, Martha Kathleen Moore, Morwtd: Rose Moo.-e, Mory Beth Moore, M1choel Roy . Moore, Nancy Jone . Moore, Nick . Moore, Potnc10 Ann . Moore, Potncta Morie Moore, Peter Wayne Moore, Ph1!1p Edward P. Moore, Raymond Knox . Moore, Richard Allen Moore, Roland Brice, Ill 
MOOf'e, Royston Williams . Moore, Ruano Geneon . Moore, Sandro Jone . Moore, Sharon . Moo.-e, Slephen E., Jr. Moore, Stephen Peyton Moore, Stephen Thorne Moore, Terence Robert . Moore, Terry Bob . Moore, Tommy Len Moore, Wilbur Ross, .Jr.· Moore, Wilson Hays Moorei, Doniel Charles Moro, Lindo Dulce Moroles, Luis Antonio Moroles, Sylvio S .. Moron, Eleonor Koy Y., Mrs. Moron, Kevin Poul Moron, Martha Evel~n . Moron, W1lltom T., Ill Morell, Jerauld F. Moreno, Doniel Roy . Moreno, Gloria Moreno, Philhp Jo;,,e~ Morgon, Andrew Por~r : Morgon, Arthur Boyd Morgon, Brett Porter Morgon, Cindy Lou . Morgon, Deborah Jone Morgon, Jomes Durham MOf"gon, Jomes H .. Jr. Morgon, Jerry Lee Morgon, Keith Lonie; Morgon, Mory Kathryn Morgon, Ot1ver George Morgon, Richard lee Morgon, Rodney Bloke . Morgon, Sammie Eugene ·. Morgon, Soro Ann Morgon, Soro Lynn . Morgon, Sharon Ann Morgon, Thomas Sidney Morgon, W111iom George . Morin, Ronald R. Morron, Donald W .. Morrill, Fronk Swan . Morrill, Sollie C. Morns, Albert W., 'Jr: Moms, Cathenne Koy Morns, Catherine Lee Morns, David lyonel Morris, Deborah Ruth Morns, Eugene Ira Morns, George How~rd, jr. : Morns, Gregory Lee . Morns, Irvin ltanel Morns, Jomes Ohver, Jr. Moms, Jomes Stirling Morns, Jomes W. Morris, Jo Ann . MorrlS, Kathleen B: a·.. Mr~. 
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. 105 .6•2 282, 583 
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214, 277, 299 .377 . 206 
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217, 306, 6•2 .583 . 509 .583 
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Momt, William Y., Ill .291 Mom$00, Beverly Joyce 301 , •81 Morrison, Koren Michele .612 MorriJOn, Lionel 8., Jr.. . 37• Mormon, Morion . . 460 Momson, Mark . . 140, 194, 195, 198, 260, 583 M.orr(YW, Bert Mounce .254 Morrow, Edwin Joseph . .373 Monaw, Houston lee 393 Morraw, Jock Dezelle .625 Morrow, Jomes louts . 105 Morrow, Killion Carol 460, 6•2 Morrow, Terry Roy 409, 625 Morse, Frederic C. , Ill . 273 Morse, Marvin lee .391 Morse, Rondoll Weaver 269, 381 
Mone, Robert Emmett, Ill . 269, 381, 625 Morse, Scott Notley . 
397, 642 
Mortensen, Leso 
255, 642 Morton, Douglas lee 
466, 6•2 Morton, John Dovis, Jr . 317, 522, 552, 612 Morton, Joseph Craig 291 , 602 Moseley, Jon C. 
. 456 
Moseley, Richard 
.583 Moseley, Thomas Boroughs 
.642 
Moser, Dennis Joe 211 , 299, 6•2 Moser, Kori Fronk 
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Moser, Knst1ne K., Mrs. 
.583 Moser, MichoeI Joseph . 
. 583 
Moser, Weldon Dwo1n . 227, 487 Moses, Bruce 0 . 
.282 Moses, Deborah less 
.6•2 
MOie$, Judy Ann 
.255 
Mosesmon, Tom 
.583 
Moskowitz, Peter K. 
. 183 
Mosley, Carroll 0 . 
402, 583 
Mosley, Michael Homer 248, 522, 552 Mosley, Tom Halsell . 
. 419 Mosley, Viki Jeon . 
•81 , 5'3 
Moss, Kathryn Ann 
.602 
Moss, Lorry Arnold 
43•, 6•2 
Mou, Lawrence Landram , 
. 269 
Moss, Pamela 
.452 
Moss, Rita Jeon 
.625 Mote, Thomas Allon, Jr. 
. 270 
Motes, Fronces Anne 
448, 549, 583 Motherol, David F., Jr., 
.399 
Motley, Bruce Edword . 
513, 552 Motloch, John lee 
.583 Mould, Douglas Edward 
.509 
Moulton, Potnc10 Ann 
.625 
Mowry, Jomes Nelson 
.540 
Moyer, Lynne Mone . 
.625 
Mozolo, Fronk John . j99, 536, .5j7, ·5s2, 583 Mucha, Dovid 
•17, 642 
Muck, John Kelly . 
•57, 6•2 
Muehlenbrock, Mory E. 
.612 Mueller, Edward Roy 
. 487 
Mueller, Margaret Ann . 
314, 315, 625 Muhlbaoer, Jon Eric . 
269, 366 
Mulcahy. MichoeI Go<cion. 276, 583 Mulholland, John Michael 
.545 
Mulkey, Mone Louise 
467, 583 Mulkey, Oren Ansitm, jr.: 
283, 6•2 
Mullens, Patrick 0 . 
383, 625 
Muller, John Charles 
•Ol , 612 
Muller, Lindo Dionne 
.583 
Mullin, Terence John 
513, 552 
Mullings, Mory Morgor;t ~ 278, 625 Mullins, William Dovid . 
.612 
Mullowney, Joan Cotheri~ : .448 Mulvaney, Margo Non . 
313, 612 
Munoyyir, El+e Antoine . 
.309 Mundmger, Doniel M., Jr. 
.389 
Mundy, Jeffrey Go.don 
.270 Munneke, Gory Arthur . l•O, 161 , 175, 283, 583 Munneke, Marlo Koy 
460, 6•2 
Munneke, Nancy G. M .. Mrs. 270, 271 , 301, 58• Munntnger, Michael Joseph . 
224, 225 Munoz, Irmo lmeldo . 
.584 Munoz, Jomes B., Jr. 
.612 Munoz, Rogelio 
.612 Munson, Cothem\9 G. 
45•, 642 
Munson, Cathy Sue 
.642 
Munson, Charles E., Jr. 
534, 612 
Munson, Suzanne . 
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Muntz, Lindo Sue . 
.642 Murdock, Mildred Carroll . 
460, 625 
Murphy, Brenda Louise . 306, 642 Murphy, Deboroh Ann . 
5•2, 625 
Murphy, Eugene Jomes, Jr. 407, 625 
Murphy, George E. 191 , 2•2, 243, 245, 584 Murphy, Mory Lynn . 
.6•2 
Murphy, Meltndo Jeanne 
.612 Murphy, Virginia A. H., Mn. 
. 267 
Murphy, William Roche 
391 , 398, 58• Murrah, Clarence Boyd, Jr. 
.554 
Murrah, Macko lee . 
. 280 
Murray, Douglas J. 
.273 
Murray, George Bhss 
.2•5 
Murroy, Jomes Edward 
269, 6•2 
Murroy, R1chord Scott 
318, 536, 552 
Murray, Scott Vincent 
. 216 
Murray, Timothy Good 
374, 625 
Murray, Tmker Don 
522, 552, 642 Murray, Virginio Lee 
.602 
Murry, lorry Owo1n . 
235, 612 
Muse, Robert Vance, Jr. 
. 222 
Musgrove, Ann Louise 
.•62 
Musgrove, Robert Lynn . 
.311 
Musick, Charles E., Jr. 
238, 584 
Muska, Corl Fronk 
.451 
Musselman, Carol Jeon 
.313 
Musselman, lorry Jock . 
389 
Mussey, Kenneth S. 
236, 612 Mustard, Susan Elizabeth 172, 189, 612 Mutzel, Oov1d .417 
Myers, Lindo Jo . 293 Myers, Potoc10 Ann . 
58• Myers, Victor Charles 69 Mylius, Rolly Robert, Jr. 393, 625 Mynor, Jo Ann . .58• Myndr:, 8ell1ndo Gail .612 
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Nabors, Richard S. 492, 552 Noeve, Gifford ~lo 274, 280, 58• Naeve, Stephen Word 274, 280, 58• Nolegoo-, babel •5•, 612 Nagy, Thomas Joseph 276 Naifeh, Gory Thomas •09, 612 Nokozoto, AJuh1ko 554 Noldrett, Richard A., Jr . .373 Nolewo1k, Sharon Susan 58• Nolle, William Byrd •21 , 6'2 Nonce, Dole Ruuell 269, 6•2 Nonce, Jomes K., Jr. .544 Nonce, Will+om Spence 312, 54• Napps, Eddie Gannon •23, 612 Norohoro, Deon .266 Noron10, Jennings N . .69, 172, 186: 261, 58• Noron10, Mory Stello F. 177, 261 , 264 
293, 429, 5•8 Norayonon, M. 234, 259 Narramore, Jimmy Charles 229, 270 No.h, Chodes HeMy, Ill 262, 302, 306, 317, 584 Nosh, Jomes Corl . .312 Nosh, Kenneth lee 520, 521 , 552 Nosh, Thomas Boyd .612 Nathan, Arthur Mounce 269, 456, 6•2 Notto, Al·Mo'moon 309, 642 Notto, lbloh1m A .. 309, 55• Nov, Chor'8s Thotnas 319 Naughton, Judith Ann 255, •39 Nouwold, Barbaro .Ann 422, 58• Novorro, Yvonne .642 Noxon, Jon Leslie . .464 Neol, Fronk West . 227, 259 Neal, lorry A 602 Neal, Mery Jo Clance . 192, •62, 6•2 Neal, Myrna Moe 276 Neol , Wilham Howad . 241 , 612 Neary, Michael Leonard 6•3 Neathery, Nolan Reeves •87, 5•6 Nebeker, Horace G., Jr . 372 Neblen, Lucy Lyda .625 Neddermon, John F. 441 , 643 Neder, Mochoel Joseph . 228, 584 Neel, Leroy Kemp 602 Neel, Melinda Koy 314, 473 Neeley, Stephen Cro.g 213 Neely, Froncigene 314 Neely, J. Lee , Ill 612 Neff, Roy Simeon, Ill 451 Neff, Thomas Graham .6•3 Neill , Mory Lou 390 Nein , Sherry Wynne .625 Nekuzo, William Conrod . 243, 584 Nellis, Leroy W1ll1om 58•, 223 Nellis, Lowd Deon 58•, 223 Nelms, Robert Mclure .399 Nelms, Thomen Pa1s'9y, Jr . •07 Nelon, Gory Lynn 310 Nelson, Carol Suzanne, liltn . 226 Nelson, Cynthia Cardyn 439, 550 Nelson, Donna Koy A , Mrs. 584 Nelson, Garry Alon 466, 625 Nelson, Joy Rodney . 625 Nelson, Joe Houston, Ill 584 Nelson, John Porker . 312, 37• Nelson, John Wendell 269, 536, 537' 552 Nelson, Juliet Maureen 217, 218 Nelson, Kenneth Charles 190, 232, 280 Nelson, Molcdm G. . 1•5, 262, 265, 306, 317, 584 Netson, Marsha Koy 291 , •09, 625 Nelson, May Elizabeth 58• Nelson, Meltndo Jone 182 Nelson, M1choel Neal 387, 625 Nelson, Norma Jeon .268 Nelson, Norman J . 255 Nelson, Robert Wayne 6•3 Nelson, Ronald Tromel 584 Nelson, Russell C. 287 Nelson, Samuel Chas . 55• Nelson, Steven lee 213, •69, 6'3 Nelson, Susan PotncKJ 315, 452 Nelson, Wdter Fredenck 625 Nelson, Wilham R .. II .269 Nenshel, Ooryl Wray 267 Nesenholtz, David Seth 217, 256, 273 Neskor, Rosolee I. 459, 6•3 Nesloney, Mcrtho Ann 300, 58• Nesmith, L11-,do Coral 625 Neu, Denno Jeanne 612 Netterblod, A. T .. IH . 20•, 207 Nettles, Eugene M. 373 Nettles, KotMeen M . 168, 643 Neu, Elolf'le Vicky •55, 6•3 Neuffer, Charles Poul, Iii 273 Neu1ohr, Stonley G . •21 , 6•3 Neukom, Suson Carol 376, 625 Neuman, Hymon Som 366, 625 Neumann, Mar ilyn Jeon 187, 223, 233, 270, 58• Neumann, Poul C...egory 276 Neves, Robert E., Jr. 584 Nevtll, Rtehord A. , .k. 643 NeY1lle, ~chord E 487 New, Joseph Keith 466 Newberry, Jonis Lynn 612 

Montgomery. George A. .583 Morris, Lois Angelo 248, 261 , 612 Muzny, Robert Thomas . .602 Newberry, Joon Morie 6•3 Montgomery, John Mork .488 Moms, Michael Wynne . 204 Myers, Barbaro Leann . . 285 Newberry, Joseph 0 ., Ill 377' 643 Montgomery, Morgoret R. .•62 188, 239, 253, 311 , 583 Myers, Christopher John 387, 612 Newell, Nancy Ann •60
Morris, Nancy Carolyn . Montgome.-y, Mory c. . Morris, Perry Franklin, Jr. .283 Newell, Rosemary 193, 625 
139, 264, 481, 583 Myers, Deborah Ann .439 Montgomery, Penelope: . .261 Morris, Stephen Corhon . 267 Myers, Jomes Edword 269, 397, 642 Newel, Wilham Howard 6'3 Monzingo, Clayton D •92. 552 Morris, Terry Glenn . 236, 583 Myers, John Alexander, Jr . 69, 58• Newhart, Ange~no R., Mn. 445 
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Newland, Dione E. 462 Oates, W1ll1om G. . 522 Oxford, Sharon Ann IB3. 30B, 31 4, 472, 473 Potterson, Uoyd Austin . .257 
Newhn, William Corl .262 Oberman, John Albert . .421 Oxley, Steven Craig . .509 Potterson, Michael l. . 5B6 
Newmon, Juomto WesJey . 270 O 'Bnen, George A., Jr. 3B5. 545, 612 Oz1os, Janice Mone . .625 Potterson, Patricio Lynn .260 
Newmon, lorry .370 O'Bnen, Mork Joseph . 5B5 Ozmun, Eleonor Bethel . .602 Potterson, Robert H., Jr. 105, 643 
Newmon, Terry Mounce 365. 5B4 O'Bnen, Monique C. .549 Ozan, Barboro Lynn 460, 55 I, 643 Potterson, Robert M .. .492 
Newman, Valene Ann 439, 643 O 'Bnen, Thomas M1cho~I : 215, 256 Potterson, Roswell R. , Jr. . 69 
Newmon, Vickie lee 47B O'Brien, Thomas W .. .5B5 Potterson, Ray Bennon .612 
Newsom, Julio Jeon . 255. 643 O 'Bryont, Richard Louis . 209 Potterson, Sidney Levi 247, 5B6 
Newsom, Mory Coralyn R., Mrs. 5B4 Ochoa, Juan Ale1ondro 246, 247, 612 p Potterson, Suson. E. .612 
Newsom, Monty Kerth 5B4 Ochs, Gory Gaylord .625 Potterson, Terri Revell 2Bl . 306, 625 
Newton, Sondra Anne . 255, 643 Ochse, Lourence Hurst . 374, 612 Patton, Andrea June . .643 
Neytond, Mindy lee . 643 Ochse, Wilham W ., Ill 374, 612 Patton, Carlene Ann . .643 
Neytond, Thomas Ross, Jr. 491 , 520, 552 O 'Connor, Joseph M1choei .419 Patton, Grier Porker . 397, 643 

Ng, Helen Fong 226, 612 0 Connor, Kathleen Mory 231, 602 Patton, John Moc. • .221 
Poce, Mortho Virginia 296, 440, 625 

Poce, David W. 	. 175 
Ng, Nellie 459, 625 Odell, Jomes David 426. 427. 5B5 Petton, Michael lee . .3B9 
Ngob, Ali Solem 309 Odell, Peggy Jeon IB2. 27B. 427, 437, 625 Patton, Paulo Perl:ins .261

Poche, George Chades . 25B
Nguyen, Phung Hu 4BI O 'Donnell, Phyllis Jeanne . . 261 	Petton, Robert Howard . 269, 397, 643 
Pociotti, Joseph Doniel . .625 Paden, Juanita Lynn . 437, 643 
Nibl1ng, Suson Cole 625 Oelnch, Jonathon W1ll1am 206, 2B3, 45 I, 5B5 Patton, Robert Storr, Jr. .213 
N1borg, Potncio Jone IB3 Offer, Poul J., Jr.. . 69, 235, 5B5 Patton, Shork>t J. R., Ma. . 261

Padgett, Zachary Poul .534 
Nicholas, .Jacquelyn Wood 252 Ogden, Jone Ehzobeih : 435, 44B, 612 	Potyroi<. Richard C. .234 
Padon, Mork Adrion . .269 
Nicholas, Rich Alon 161, 2B2 Ogden, Louis Gustavus 269, 625 	Pauley, Ronald AU en .5B6
Page, Carolyn Hinton .272 Pogey, Coy Eldon .509 
N1Chols, Bartholomew N. 217, 643 Og1lv1e, Randoll Deon .466 Paull, Donald George . . 405, 612 
Poge, Elton Thrasher, Ill 211 , 214, 277. 299, 612 .230 

N1Chols, Don Deaton . 69, 625 Ogle, Cathy Ann .625 PO\llos, Emmeridc. Joe, Jr. Page, Jon . .372 .612 
Nichols, Elizabeth Jone 314. 315, 416, 435, 460 Oglesbee, Jomes David .417 Pavlica, Marquitta Jo Page, Rolph Edward, Jr. 230, 2BO, 5B5 .625 
Nichols, Jomes Aubry, Jr .. 5B4, 257, 25B. 417 Oglesby, Koren Alone .643 Pavlovic, Jason Deon N1Chols, Patnc10 Ann .612 O'Ho1r, Shenlyn 31 4, 612 Powley, M.ory Elizabeth 
Pohl, Brion Clifford 24B, 270 	.422 
Nichols, Randall Hall 522. 552 Ohtsuko, Bun·lch1 . .4B6 	Pawlik, Gregory Joy . 
Pohl, Thomas W. .5B5 .3B5 Pahnke, Robert David .625 .625
Nichols, Steven Prescott 294 01esen, Jomes Frednck . 267 Payne, Barry Clayton Nicholson, Koy Joyce .643 Okoboyosh1, Horry Victor . 5B5 Payne, Daphne Dione 
Pailet, Steven lester . 434, 625 	.643 
Nicholson, W. H., Jr. .643 O'Keefe, John Michael . 401. 625 	Payne, Dennis lee .612 
Paine, David lee 	.612 
Nicholson, Wayne .AJ1en .209 	O'Keefe, Sidney Charlene .267 Payne, Doak Crowf0<d .
Pa ine, Robert Edward . 492 	.1 B6 
N1Ckell, Elizabeth Jeon 270. 271, 5B4 Okon, Sheme Ellen .424 	Payne, Fronk Carlos . .625 
Pointon, Jeanne Elizabeth . .226 
Nicols, Joseph Charles, Jr. 203, 209. 275, 277 	Olander, Janet Lynn . 267. 403 Payne, Horry J., Jr. 
Poley, George Francis .197 269, 469 Poley, Will iam Robert . 197 310, 417 
Nielson. Charles Chris 270 Oldham, Morguente A. 140, 166, 175. Payne, Jod: Bernard . Palmer, Charles Morris, Jr. .470 397, 643 
Nienaber, Joseph Walter . 207. 451 264, 416, 612 Payne, Jomes Arhng . : Palmer, Oerrell Scott . 492. 552 . 5B6
Nies, Charles Michael .20B Oler, Jomes Wolter 217, 269, 643 Payne, John Howard Ill Nieto, Edmund M. .5B4 Oley, Lorraine V. .462 Payne, Michael Roy . . 69, 612 
Palmer, Dow Edward 2B2, 2B3, 306. 4B7
Nieto, Jomes Paul .4BB 	Olien, Lindo Jo T .. Mrs. .261 Payne, Peggy Ann .5B6
Palmer, Jomes Duane 27Q. 27 4, 2BO
Night, Barbaro lee .643 	Ohm, Sarah Belle . .625 Payne, Richard E .. .5B6
Po/mer, Judith Ann .376 
Niland, Penny Ann 301. 643 	Oliphant, Cathy Ann H., Mrs. Payton, Charlotte .
. 5B5 	455, 643 
Palmer, Susan Lynn 301 , 313, 602 
Niles, Jeon Ann 2B I. 306, 5B4 	Oliphant, Gory Poxton . 5B5 Pozderny, Jeon . 26B, 267, 542 
Palmer, Terry Lynn . 612 
Nipp, Thome» Nelson, Jr. 23B 	Olivarez, Mono Aurora .437 Peacock, Richard Speedy . 236. 612 
Polmore, Richard M .. .643 
N1nder, Alvin Dole .2BO 	Ol1veiro, Cordelia Noelo . . 549 Pearce, Kenneth Horne . 216, 269, 643 
Palomero, Tim, Ill . .602 
N1tsch, Rudolph C., Jr . . .457 	Oliver, Chas. Albert . . 265 Pearce, Michael Dennis 391, 612 
Polousek, Constance A. 255. 549, 551
Nitsche, Betty Jone .479 	Oliver, David M. . 257 Pearce, Robert .
Paniagua, Doniel . .206 	.457 
Not:, Robert E. .5B4 	Ohver, Fred Lamar, Jr. 466, 643 Pearcey, Harold Wilson .24B
Pankratz, Donna Roye .643 
Nix, Sheho Dionne .16B 	Oliver, Jeon Elizabeth .462 Pearman, Catherine M.orie. . 261
Pontel, Stanley Roy . 469 
Nixon, Lourence Walter 105, 612 	Oliver, Joel Doy .270 Pearson, Arthur Ivon 2BO, 5B6
Pantuso, Samuel Edward . 205, 277 
Nixon, Peggy Joan .54B 	Oliver, John Ross 217, 612 Pearson, Barbaro . 
. 309 
Panzer, Ira lee . 	.456 
Noack, Mcrgoret Clopp, Mrs. 261 Oliver, Judith Koy .436 Pearson, Judith Goodwi.n ·. .372 Noble, Lamont Armon . .211 Oliver, June Smith, Mrs: .270 267, 5B5 Pearson, M.ory C. .462 
Papadopoulos, Angeliki Popp, Kurt Melvin 
Noble, Louis Alon, Jr. 370, 612 	Oliver, Lloyd Wayne . 217 312. 545, 552 Pearson, Soroh Jone . .5B6
Poppas, Christopher C. .
Oliver, Robert Leon 	.643 
Noble, Monon Lawrence . 24B 156, 175, IB4, 222, 	Peceno, lorry Dole 3B7, 457, 643 
Pordis, W illiam Patrick 
. 207 
Noe, Jomes Polye .625 292. 364, 365, 612 	Pechacek, Terry Fronk 470, 5B6
Paredes, Alberto Jose 
Noell, John Dudley 625 	Oliver, Rufus W., Ill . . 267 .5B5 Peck, Dovid Alon . .643 
Porgomon, Patrice Jone 
No6t:es, Robert Jock.son . 3B4 	Oliver, Stephen Mock .625 IB3, 255 Peckenpaugh, Billie J~~ . 612 
Parham, Doniel Kelley 399, 643 Oliver, Thomas Lynn
Nolan, John Michael 547, 5B4 402, 625 Peddycoort, Cynthia . 452, 454, 626 Nolan, Kevin Michael .643 Oiiing, Charles Rondol~h '. .469 . .216 Peddycoort, Pamela . .5B6
Parish, Henry Buescher 
Pork, Christine Ellen .

Nolan, lorry Nothaneol .612 	Ollison, Jeon Lundell .293 .643 Peden, Dovtd Dantzler, Jr. '41·B. 419
Pork, Gordon George
Nolan, Peter Andrew .625 	Olsen, Lloyd Mortin .612 274, 2BO, 5B5 Peden, Ruth Elizabeth . ,. 251
Pork, Peter
Nolen, Cheryl Lynn .261 	Olsen, Robert Courtney 229. 405, 625 .419 Pederson, Robert Warren . . 2BO
Pork, Robert Lyle 397, 643 
Nolen, Cynthto Jone 437 	Olson, William Berglund . .25B Pederson, Rose Ann . 261 , 454 
Porker, Corl Stephen 
O 'Molley, Suzanne Mone . 	.374 
Nolet, Htlone Jeon 4B2 IB3. 255 	Peebles, Bonnie lee 462, 626 
Porker, Carroll B .. Mrs.
Noll, Pamela Jeon ,460 	Omar, Saleh Osto .309 .271 Peebtes, Elizabeth Dewitt . .5B6 Ome1s, Ahce Fon . 
Porker, Charles Roy .31B
Nolte, Edward Poul, Jr. 229, 279, 2BO .439 	Peek, Dione 231, 5B6
Porker, Clifford Dwayne 
Naro, Amoury .5B4 	O 'Neil, Thomas Mur~ ·. i5j, 019i. "246 •. 241. 5B5 .602 Peek, Julio Ann 255, 643 O'Neill, Collett . 
Parker, Cynthia Ann . . IB2 	N
Nordhem, Borboro Lou .26B .47B Peery, Stephen Charles 209, 312, 372, 373 Nordhem, Randoll Dunn 5B4, 263. 393 O'Neill, Michael W. .259 Parker, Donnie F., Jr. . 270 Peese, Barbaro J. l., Mrs. .5B6 ft 
Porker, Frazier, Jr. 
Operhall, Michael E. . 259 Pees., Gory Roy ft Norm, H. lee, UI 190. 235, 27 4, 2BO. Oppenheimer, Nancy l: Peet, Charles E., Jr. .554 ft
Norman, Jomes Harvey 211, 427. 456. 643 .4BB 	.602 
Porker, Harley 0 . Quonoh . 207 
5B4 	. 255 Porker, Hazel Elaine . .612 
Norns, Harwell E .. tit .643 	Orehek, Eugene Corl .213 Pegler, Gayle: "-"orgaret .2BI ft 
Porker, Jock Lucien .105 
Orlando, Ronald J. 	.
Norns, Joe Dickey 643 .5B5 	Pehr, Benjamin Stevon .413 ~ 
Norris, M.orlc Alon .643 	Orleans, Fredrick S. Porker, Jeanie Fronces . .4B2 Pehrson, Marsha ft
.269 	.460 
Porker, John Rau .
Norris, Poul Mork 466 	Orleans, Neil J. 215, 256, 267 .643 Peitzer, Jock Acron 413, 414, 612 ft 
Porker, Joseph Carleton . 5B5
North, Luanne Boone 443 	Orloff, Steven Jer~m~ .466 Pek0<, Cathleen E. .437 ft 
Porker, Joyce Louise . . 643 
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Northington, David K., Ill 161. 265 	Orlofsky, Frances lou1~ .479 Pelfrey. Michael Clendon . .270 
Porker, Judy Laverne 
Northway, Robert Joyne, Jr. 3B7. 5B• 	Orlopp, Bradford lee IBl, 249, 306 462, 643 Pemberton, Paige . .643 ft 
Porker, Margeret R. 161 , 167, 5B5
Norton, Court B. 267, 365 Orr, Corio Ann .4B3 Peno, Alberto Juan .5B6 ~ Don Duane 
Porker, Marshall A
Norton, Elizabeth Ann 625 	Orr, 4BB. 5B5 .534 Pena, Alfredo Enrique . .223 ~ 
Porker, Moryk>u 261 , 313, 612 
Norton. Les Michael 366 	Orr, Patricio Ann ~ . 643 Peno, Benedid Gonzoles . 24 1 ~ 
Porker, Richard Dowell .
Norton, Noncy Ann 625 	Orr, Wilham Henry 401 . 612 .612 Peno, David Arnold . 192, 2B3. 4B7. 612 ~ 
Ortego, Robert . 	Porker, Robert lee, Jr. .3B5
Norton, Stephen Charles 22B. 5B4 . 247 	Peno, Jose Antonio 269, 491, 626 ~ 
Ortloff, Joon Roch~H~ 	Porker, Roland t.'torgon . 22B
Norton, Trudy Kathryn 462, 625 .5B5 	Peno, Richard .5B6 ~ 
Porker, Sondra Jeon . 	,.
. Norwood, Mory C. J., Mrs. .276 .5B5 Pender. Robert Chari., . .5B6 
Norton, Wtltiom H., Jr. 365 	Orton, Marylin 455. 549 .252 Pender, John Teol . 316, 5B6 
Orvedahl, Alfred Porker, Scott Schreiner . 216, 257, 25B, Ory, Marcia Gail 270. 399, 5B5
Noteboert, Eugene J., Jr .. 2B3 452. 454, 5B5 Pende<-grof1, Robert L. .545 Notley, Nancy lee 145, 175, 264, 271 . 450, 5B5 . 20B Porker, Vicki Lynn . Penn, Jeannette lee . .376 " "N
Osborn, Dov1d Sumn~r . Porker, Susan Ann .643 Novick, Frances Sue .2B7 . 273 Penn, Kathleen Louise .204 N
Osborn, Jomes Thomas .625 Parkinson, Elsie Edith 459, 612 
Nov1er, Fronk Henn 206 	Osborn, Kathleen B. . 5B5 Pennington, Gory Noel .257 ~ 
Novotny, Beth Ann 	Osborne, Janet lee . . 643 Parkinson, Locey Ann 204, 29B. 442 Pennington, Robert E., Ill . 141, 175, 2B2• N
460 Novy, Dov1d Michael 366. 643 460. 625 283. 4BB. 5B6 N
Osbourn, Sarah Joan Porks, Cynthia C. 301 , 454, 625 Novy, Forrest Alon 312. 413. 522. 552 Oshlo, Knst1no S. Porks, Donald Argus . 409, 625 Pennington, Stephanie H. . .612 ,.
.612 
Oshman, Doniel Grego;y ·. 	Pormon, Wtory Gwen .5B5 Pennington, Troy Doniel 213, 262, 306 Novy, Jeffrey l 413, 5B5 269, 643 NOYy, Steven Dov1d 411 , 625 Oshman, Geoffry Hillel 254, 413. 625 Parmer, Delena Leigh 314, 612 Pennington, Wolter Bruce . 405, 602 
Parr, Jerry Lynn 	"
Oshman, Harvey P 	262, 306 Penny, Grego<y Randoll . 387 
Nowlin, Robert Michael 270 	. 276 
Parrino, Stephen J. 	"
Oshman, Jodel . .209 Penny, Robert Cratg . . 3B7 Nowotny, Robert Allen 5B5 
Nowotny, t.'tonroe Ben 540. 554 	. 612 Ostorch, Valene Mo;.• 267, 270 Parrish, Nancy Sue . 643 Penola, Jomes Leonard, Jr. .612 " Ostertholer, Lindo Ellen Parrish, Norman W. 269, 457. 643 Penrod, Adrtenne lee 443, 626 " 
Noyes, Timothy Atthur 377 	IB9 
Ostrander, Leslie Ann 5B5 Parrish, Patti . 	.643 Penso, Denms B. .541 "
Nuding, Coralyn 365, 5B5 	4B3. 
492 Parrott, Clifford lee . 302, 306. 46B, 625 	.209 " 
Otahol, Johnny C 	Penton, Michael Leroy .
Rohrer, Michelle C. , Mn 602 
Parry, Samuel Walton 
Otting, Ph1ll1p A . 	254, 283 Pepper, Suson Jeon . . .643 "
Nugent, Nancy Jeon 306. 643 	5B5
Otto, Corl Erdmann . 	Porson, Robinson Henry, Jr. .395 Percival, RonokJ George " 
Null, Deborah Jeon 643 .612 .407 Null , Marvin Bowley 306 
Otto, Clarence McKay, Jr .5B5 Parsons, Dolores Rose 460, 643 Perdue, Wilham Fred 211, 2B3 " Nunes, Manuel Edwad, Jr 209 5B5
Ou1ezdslt:y, Timothy Wayne : Parsons, Pamela Elizabeth .5B5 Perez, Jennte Lynn .643 " Overman, George R. Partain, Jock Minyard Perez, Peter .269 
Nunn, Darla Sue 625 . 377, 643 .427 	~ 
Overshiner, E. J. . 437, 643 Partlow, Judith Go1I . 293, 436, 625 Perine, Lindo Sue . . . 182, 315, JOB. 460 ,..
Nunnally, Roxanne E 643 
Nuuenblott, ShelM!y G 255. 643 Overstreet, Sondo Koy, Mrs 261 Partridge, Potty Lee .315 Petino, Kenneth Eugene .612 ,., Nutt, Constance E. N . M.ts 261 Overlurf, Deon Scott 31 B, 534, 552 Poryzelt, Potnc10 Ann .612 Perkins, Carolito June .293 ! Nutt, Jon1ce Deon 625 5B5
Owen. Cothern'le A Posher, Ton+ Go1I . 226, 643 Perk1n1, Dor'9ne 0., M11. 252, 5B6 Nyby, John George 276 5B5 ""'
Owen. Elizabeth Agnes Patch, Go1I IB7, 625 Porltins, 0.boroh G.. 212, 5B6 Owen, Glendo Go1I Pote, Charles Horr~I
416 476, •BB, 5B6 Perkin1, Deboroh R. . .643 Owen, Jomes Henry 469 Pote, Oov1d N. .2B5 Per\1ns, MKhoel Lynn . 247 ""'-"' Owen, Judy Anne 175 Pote, Jomes Michael . 376, 5B6 Perkins, Robert Anton 172, 586 Owen, Michel Boyd 2BO Patenaude, Dole Criog . . 241 PerkowP:1, Kenneth John .222 
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0 	Owen, Penny 0 J , Mo 5B5 Poternostro, Poul Vincent . . 257 Perley, Cotherono Ell.. . .586 Owen. Roger Curlls 5B5 Paterson, Beth Melonte . .4BI Petlmon, 8r10n Evon . .413 "' Owen, Stephen Collins 373 Patmon, Doniel Lynn .306 Pe<menter, Cloud.a F. .387 "" Owen, Virginia Ruth 6•3 Patmon, Robbie lee . 492, 552 Perrin, MtchoM W. 145, 260, 265 "" Owens, Everette, Jr 585 Potrock, Charles E. .468 Petnn, Potnuo Koy 455, 643 
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Oakes, Atthur W1ll1om 269 405 	Owen1, Jomes Dw1n, Jr •51 Potrtek, George Fronkl1n .586 Perry, John C0<roll 391, 626 
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Pfeil , Jeanne Moe . . . Pfies:ter, Charles Edwin . Plieslet, Donald Clay Phair, Milton W ., Jr. Phaneuf, Richard Gregory Pharr, Jahn Robert, Jr. Phelps, Ronald Carl . Phifer, Chrtshne Phillip, Donna Morie 492, 552 .602 . 208 . 276 .643 . 469 . 268 161 , 265 .643 . 283 . 280 256, 427, 612 .626 . 586 439, 548, 551 318, 432 421 , 643 397, 643 397, 602 .468 215, 218, 612 376, 612 .407 258, 270 294, 586 .626 .455 l 05, 53', 643 .612 .483 . 217 217, 256 373, 554 217, 269, 643 .612 105, 643 .543 . 586  Plueckhahn, Cheryl l. Plum, Richard Alon Plumb, Stephen Jay Plumhoff, Wolter Craig Plunk, Mory Susan Poage, Jomes Rankin Padhrasky, Robert J.. Poehl, Peggy Ann . Paerschke, Randall S. Poettder, Jomes Douglas . Poff, Ronald Irvin . Pahl, Edward Anton . Pahl, James Kelle< Potzner, Jerrotd Polansky, Michod G. Potoselc, Koy Frances Pothomus, Garrett 0 . P°'ing, Craig Allen Pal;ng, Mary Lynne Palk, Fredd;. Eugene Polland , Gory Michael . Potlord, lrvy Jomes Pollard, Martha l. Pollock, Don Bruce Pollok , Harrie Mort. . Pallan, Arnold Polnau, Luther Polun~, Allon Bruce Palunsky, Peggy Ann P°'unslcy, Valerie Jo . Pomorontz, Stanley Deon . Pomykol, Theresa Ann Pond, Catherine Pondrom, Victoria F. Ponton, Antoinette l. Poole, Mortorie Morie Poormon, Omer Wayne Pope, Jomes E . . Pope, John MoNin Pope, Potricio Ann Popejoy, Renee Jean Porfirto, lorry G. Porter, Byron William Porter, Charles Roy  251 , 613 409, 64' 105, 613 .419 313, 31' 419, 644 .613 .613 227, 365 . 269 .587 .468 105, 520, 552 . 267 .456 '59, 644 215, 270, 274, 256 380, 544 . 476 . 282 182, 366 . 209 462, 644 .306 .301 . 367 . 205 .425 .644 .644 267, 366, 587 255, 301 .226 .255 .267 177, 253 .306 .602 209, 587 . 602 460, 644 . 544 .269 .405  Price, Mork Thomas . Price, Meredith W. Price, Nancy Jeon Price, Poul Price, Robert A. . . Price, Sharon Karlene Price, Will iam B. IC. • . Priddy, Hen.ly Amsler . Pridgen, Carol lee . Priebe, Roy Rodman . . Priem, Richard Gregory . Priesmeyer, Horry Edward Priess, Charles Horry . Priest, Suson Lynn . Pr;l,ryl, Robert W .. 11 Primm, John Hiesermon Prieur, Joe, Jr.. . Pritchard, DovK:t G . . Prjtchord, John Chor'-s Prochett, Ballard H. Prochett, s.v...1y K. . Pritchett, Carolyn Ann . Pritchett, Jomes Patrick . Pritchett, John Edward . Proft, Robert Wayne Progress, Non Louise Prothro, Jerry Robert . Prothro, John Elwyn, Jr. . Prudhomme, Lindo Diano . Pruett, Cloudio Jeon . Pruitt, Buster E. . . . Pruneda, Rudy Canales Pryzant, Patricio Alyse . Puck, Potricto Suzanne . Puckett, Nancy Adela;de Pugh, Judy F. . . . Puglisi, Vincent John . Pulido, Joe Carl . . . Pullom, Constance Morion Pull iam, Kenneth A. . Pullin, Gory Cort . Pullus, Susan IWJrie . Pulmon, Charles Daniel Pulmon , Lindo Suson  105, 587 . 237 255, 6'4 . 294 .391 . 2'1 .397 .613 .626 209, 456, 6'4 .207 .6'4 .613 278, 437 . 587 466, 587 421 , 613 269, 387 211 , 277 .269 . 271 .301 407 , 626 . 587 287. 466, 644 . 587 . 206 .613 .463 '55, 644 317, 587 . 587 .626 . 460 .613 . 267 . 270 . 223 .587 . 267 . 602 .587 . 424 .424  Romirez, Ruben . Ramm ing, Rondy R. Ramon , Victor Jose Romos, Marco Antonio Ramsey, David Brvce Romsey, Mory Susann Ramsey, Rinde Mone Ramsey, Rita Rhea Ramsey, Robu'l$0n Cecil Romyor, Minoa . Randoll, Annette Moue Randoll, Jock Palmer Randoll , Jomet Louis Randotl, William IC: ., Jr. Rondols, Jomes H. Ronderton, Moqor1e Dow Roney, Jomes G., Jr. Range, Jomes Avery Rangel , Arturo Rangel, Jesus, Jr. Rangel, Patricio Ann Ronk , Carol Sue Rankin, Douglos Holl Ranton , M1choel lewis Roa, Jo Ann Rope, Joe MDrV'ln . Raphael, Ronald J . Ropp, Joseph Winifred Ropp, Richard Mike Raschke, Carole Ann Raschke, Er in Christine Rosca, Dennis lamer Rash , Anna Ka1hleen Rasor, William Henry Rath; Debra Kay Rathjen, Wolter F. 'Ratt;ff, Rager H. Ratl ;fl , Sandro Ma<lene Ratl iff , Wilham Grant Ratzlow, Jon is Ann Rouch, Henry Terence Rouch, Lawrence Alon Rauscher, John Howard, Ill  626 243 401 , 602 488 .552 .613 .445 409 .269 483 244 , 484 , 602 262, 306 509 .613 .282 194, 253, 588 545 .237 588 .466 .459 445 613 .'17 252, 6'4 105, 644 .43' 105, 588 207 .192 . 1'2, 175, 186, 26•. 267, 270, 610, 613 2.41 , 588 .293 .208 459, 6'4 .6.4.4 .319 261 , 270 .20e 270 .626 .43.4 , 626 391 , 39e  
IS' !4 ~I ill•ll1 161 ill p Ill  Phillips, Borbora C. Phillips, Beth laui1e Phillips, Catherine B. Phill;ps, Charles A. Phill ips, Cynthia Ann Phillips, Cynthia lee . Phillips, Donny E. Phillips, Edword Dwayne . Phillips, Horry Lynn .  .460 . 612 . 586 .211 . 586 . 27l .257 492, 552, 612 . 105  Porter, Douglas S., Jr. Porter, Jomes Reid Porter, Judith lee . Porter, Kenneth Roy . Porte<, Randolph EH;s Posey, Joon Posey, Pamela Ruth Paspkhal, Condy Lau Pospisil, Earnat Louis  .259 177, 295 .644 .259 287, 587 473, 587 .6'4 .644 487, 547  Purcell , Cynthia Ann . . Purdom, Robert W .. Ill . Pursley, Jomes Corl . . Purvin, Jonathon Peter . Putegnot, Georgia Anne Putnam, Borbora Kathryn . Putnam, Kori Bonowit Putney, Ruth Emma . . Pylant, Jahn Kelly . . .  261, 587 .403 .587 413, 547 , 644 . 587 436, 626 378, 379, 587 .315 . 270  Ravel, Rkhard Slern . Rov in, Mavis loieon . Rawlings, Beth Ann Raw~. Donald Eugene Roy, Charlotte Ray, Dennis John Ray, Esthe< Coralyn Ra y, Undo Goyle . Ra y, Martha Vurl  .  213, 413, 520, 552, 626 .4el .293 .441 .64'4 .-409 182 549, 613 .255  
ill Ill ill  Phillips, Jomes Norman Phillips, Joyce Morie, Mrs. Philli ps, Juen Miguel .  .222 . 586 409, 626  Poss, Theodore Mox, Jr. Post, Nancy Morgoret . Past, Robert Dav;d  236, 613 .460 . 297  Pyndus, Elizabeth Ann . Pyndus, Sue Anne .  273, 482, 549 .644  Roy, Poul Richard Ray, Ph il;p Dewolf Ray , Randall Glen  .145 409, 602 .'66  
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Jr. . Pincofh, Edmund Peter . Pine, Gregory Boird . Pinkerton, Michael N. Pinnelli , Joseph Fleming Pinsker, Jocqudine Koy Piper, John Shown P1per1, Anne . Pipes, Mehan Royce . Pipkin, Morvin Grody Pipkin, IWJry Margaret . Pipkin, Velma Locey . Pippert, Beverly Sue . Pippin, Jim Watter Pirche<, Raymond W., Jr. . Pitt, Louro Ruth . Pittenger, Robert Miller . Pittmon, lorry Gene . Pittmon, Lindo Koy Pittmon, Nancy . Pitts, Doniel Couldwell . Pitts, Dennis lee Pitts, Jan T. Piner, Pometo ptoio, Vid:i Sharon ptoin, Gail IWJrte . . . Plaisted, Corot Ann B., Mn.. Plantawsky, Marlene Ray . ptott, Potncto Anne Plaulz, Richard l yte , Plow... Jahn McCauley, H Pl1scNte, Fronk Daniels . Plaen, Gregory Paul Piaen, Gregory Paul  182, 255, 31', 6'3 .586 306, 460, 643 269, 456 . 247 . 294 .466 1'1 , 166, 175, 196, 267. 270, 586 . 273 .385 .586 .612 .643 . 293 407, 456, 643 . 482 . 313 311 , 626 .'34 . 261 . 374 .643 183, 308, 437, 6l 2 . 397 105, 643 .306 318, 399 .643 .468 . 182 .613 440, 441 . 229 . 399 .105 269, 643 207, 389 . 400 407 , 613 .613 . 280 .389 . 460 161 , 264, 294, 587 . 613 .492 . 269 476, 643 389, '32, 587 182, 223, 613 . 481 .261 186, 276, 369 . 587 .267 .626 . 626 .255 . 270 ' . 442 .372 540, 545 . 69, 613 .613 492, 507 .552  Pasion, Judy Ann . Potter, Potrid Michael . Poulos, Denis Sean Poulos, Mork Stephen Pouns, Stephen Hor°'d . Pouyodou, lebecco Jeon . Powell, DovK:t Leslie . Powell , Deann Powell , Jomes Chorles Powell, Louro Kathleen . Powell , Mark Allen Powell, Robert G. 8., Jr. Powell, Ronald Allen Powell, Stephen Douglas Powell, Steven Douglas Powell, Wolter Connolly . Power, Jomes T atford, Ill . Powers, John Prentice Powers, Muriel Dorothy Powers, Patricto . . . . . Powitzky, Sylvia A. C., M.ts... Poyner, Thomas N. Poynor, Wesley Jim . Poythreu, Robert Poul Pozo, Ano Morta . Prada, Edward Charles Prager, Alon Norman Proger, William Irvin Prosotik, Horotd Keith Prater, Douglas lee . . Pra1... , Sheryl l. R.. Mrs. Prater, Stephen McClain Prather, Camille Ann Prather, Dtono Jo . . Prather, John Bordoy Prather, Melvin , . Pratka, M.ory Suson Pratt, Robert 8., Jr. Pratt, Sondra lee . PrecK>do, Albert H. Preece, Forrtit F. . Preibisch, Donna Ruth Prendergast, Bonnie . Prengler, Dorothy . , Presley, John Edward . . Preuler, Jeanne Meriden . Pressler, Mrory Evelyn Pressley, William M.. Preuly, P999y Luc ille Preston, Jon . Preston, Jonis Linn Preston, Lindo Sue . . . Preston , William Morgon Prewitt, Edith R.. Jr. . . . Prewitt, Frances Joyne . . Prewitt, Lindo Sue H., Mrs. Prewitt, Potncto Lynn . . Prewitt, Sherrod Norfleet . Price, Borry Lon Price, Brion Cole . Prtce, Don Rugeley . Price, Donald Jomes . Price, Jos. Hughes, Jr. Price, Jorjonno Sue Price, Koren Trovis Price, Lawrence William Price, Lindo Kaye .  460, 626 .374 365, 626 213, 547 .626 .644 . 389 .613 .468 .261 .644 .626 .613 . 269 269, 291 , 626 . 401 . 626 183, 397' 538 . 587 .602 . 261 .587 .626 .280 . 587 .545 410, 411 , 626 366, 6n 269, 466, 644 .405 . 261 . 529 . 626 271 , 587 405 .. 644 . 644 460, 644 .554 . 6\3 . 2112 .222 315, 459, 626 257, 258 .626 421 , 587 .'55 313, 45' .644 .626 . 293 213, 258 . 244 .613 .644 454, 644 . 587 255, 306, 644 .206 .488 .469 318, 397, 587 .6'4 1'5, 260 253, 613 . 587 292, 644 435, 459  Quade, Lyndell Keith Quo1te, Timothy Allen Quon, Gordon Jinpoing · Ouorles, Penny Dee . Quick, Julia Mory Q Qu ick, Suanne . . . . Quigley, Jomes Mortin .. Quinius, Susan Margaret . Quinn, Dorothy Anita Quinn, IWJry El izabeth . . Quintonillo, Anita Lou ise . Qu1ntan1lto, Robert M. Quinton, Dono Sue Quirk, John Michoel Quirk, Thomas Edward Quiroz, Andrew Quack, Robert lee Robel, Selma Sue Rabensburg, Aubrey N. Robitchev, Marlene Raborn, Michael J. R Rabon , Robin Ann Raconell1, VictOfto l. RodQ, E~ord Odem . Rachal , Randolph Buck ley . Rocuiin, Barry lewis . Rocus in, Gory k"win Roder, Cheryl Lynn Roder, Valerie R. P., Wn. Rodney, lorry Jahn Radtke, Janet Morie . Rauener, Cynthie Yvonne Roffkind, Cathy Ann . Roffk1nd, George Alon . Rofft.ind, Glenna Roe Roggio, Kenneth Gaylord . Ragin, Chor~s C. . Ragland, Denton Edword, Jr. Ragsdale , George Edward Raimond, Chorles Van Reinen, Mitchell Deon Raines, Lindo A. Ro inosek, Gracie Nell Ro1nosek, Ronold Leroy Rakes, Jomes Mitchell Rakestrow, Kenneth N . . Rakoczy, Frank Joel Rokow itz, Hermon Jacob Roll , Deborah Ann Ro lston, Sh irley . Romoge, Cherry Dione . Ramboe , Be verly V. Ramirez, Constance Ramirez, Horocto Rofoe l Ramirez , Moria Graciela  291 , 626 . 613 . 587 .482 .626 368, 369, 587 . 69, 186, 626 .231 .587 . 587 .626 . 587 476, 483 . 613 . 440 451 , 456 . 269 .64' 365, 602 .455 .269 .6'4 .459 .644 .369 283, 440, 441 .434 306, 6'4 .270 .587 182, 460, 6'4 281 , 435, 473, 587 167, 182, 218, 626 413 261 , 613 419, 613 269, 6'4 .587 .391 383, 626 434, 544 168, 400, 587 244, 587 . 407 .626 .376 .306 257, 587 255, 454 , 644 .251 .613 .455 .484 1'1 , 317, 626 .483  Roy, Robert Steven Ray , Slephen Ge<ald Ray, Susan Roy, Thomas Charles Raye , Tammy Dae Raymond, Douglas Lynn Raymond , Joel lee Raymond, Ruth Anne Rea, Frances Ann . Rea, Mochael James Reod, Elizabeth Daisy Reader, Lawrence S. . Reagon , Susan Elizabeth Ream, lee Jone Reaves, Trudy Rebecca . Rech, Ge<ald Allen Rech, Marcoa E;Jee,i Rech, Michael Anthony . Rech, Slanley Charles Rector, Reod Abbott Reddick, Henry Franklin Redd;ng , Mochael Taylar Redfearn, Jennifer Lynn Redfearn, Margaret Ann Redus, Susan Elaine . Reed, Bonnie Reed, Bannoe Allyn Reed, Chrotopher H. Reed , David King . Reed, El izabeth Ann . Reed , Em;le lee, Ill Reed, Groce Yvonne Reed, Jahn Harald Reed, Linda Kathleen Reed, Mary Teresa Reed, Penelope Ann . Reed, Trudy Kay Reed, Wilham Gary . Reeder, Glenn Parker Reeder. Michael Erwin Reedmon, Lourie P. Reega, James HennCS1, NI . Rees, Forest J.. Jr. Reetz, MhlK Jahn, Jr. Reeve, Scott C. . Reeves, Alon . Reeves, Gwynne Annette Reeves, Ptul ip Reeves, Wallace Franklin . Regan , Joseph Slephen . Reger, Linda Gayle Reich, Corter Michael Reichek, Kenneth Neil Re;d, Beverly Coralyn Reid, Nancy Jone . Re;ley, Sh or ley Ruth Re ;lly, MK:hael Allee Re;Jy, Jack Pettot 11e ;...,., Robert Slallt Re;nbach, Max Otta, Jr . Re indl , David Wayne Remhardt , Alfred Henry Reinhardt, Jomes Craig Re10hordt, Jomes Reuben Re inhardt, Mor90ret Ann Reonhart, James Robert . Reining, Robert Joy  .6-4.4 318, 409 602 .409 1'5, 260, 265 .2e7 2'1 , 588 .613 1e7 , 5ee 262, 306, 626 261 , 58e 434, 6'.4 .see .602 .626 209 460, 644 208, 306, 644 23• , 259, 280, 423 .316 .602 .602 .267 '460, 6.4.4 .f;.t4 . 17 5 216, 218, 256, 315, 644 .64' .3e9 .6.44 .554 316, 6.44 .588 .644 .455 267, 271 , 588 .613 .269 .182 .105 6.4.4 205, 227, 626 .209 .626 283, 267 .6U .613 .6.4.4 .217 211 , 299, 626 270, 445 .42.4 .366 .6'4 ..454 250, 6 l 3 .318 213, 269, '56 .5'4 306, '57 .241 466, 602 .S8e .see .2e1 283, 292, 626 .161  
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Reinke, l odtno Leigh 440, 441 R1bodene1ro, Diego F 487 Riegel. Michael Glenn 280, 588 Rodgers, Rondy Don . ..401 Reinold, Lindo Corinne 613 R1bor, Fred John. II 283 Ru~ger, Valene Koy 462, 644 Rodriguez-Golviz. Atmondo .538 Reinsch, Jone! K 314, 644 Ribble, lmdo Ann 459, 626 Rienstra, Jomes /IAorton 421 Rodriguez, Ben1omin E. . 145, 317, 589 Reinsch, Joyce Corol 454. 64'4 Rice, luldo Jeanne 439 Rienstra. Myrta A. .588 Rodriguez, Dovid Roy . . .469 Reiser. Tommy Wendell 269, 644 Rice, Robert W1ll1om 237, 588 Ries, Robert Randoll 213, 277, 292, 588 Rodriguez. f!"ronc.sco Blas .468 Rersmon, Jomes Horry 434, 626 Rice, Scliuyler Theis 105 R1esser, Wlll1om F1tzliugli 306, 269 Rodriguez, Jomes Thomos . 213, 247 Re1thner, 5'.lson E 182, 218 Rice. Thomas Noffe 186, 366, 602 Rife, Foye Annette 253, 588 Rodnguez, /\Aono Edna 244, 602 Remale y, Thomos M 644 Rich, Albert Dyckmon 213 Rigby, Hazel Elizabeth 437, 613 Rodriguez, Nerta Antonio . 274, 280 Rembert. Ann Gladney 613 Rich, Anita Susan 644 Riggins. Timothy S. 421 , 644 Rodriguez, Niconor F. 403, 626 Re mbert. Nancy T 455, 644 R1cli, Dono Lynn 626 Riggs, Ann Ado1r .613 Rodriguez, Pedro .645 Rendon, Sylvia Ano 462 R1cli, Doniel Raymond 409 Riggs, Ann Home! 261 , 270, 480, 588 Rodnguez, Roberto .589 Reneou. Eltzobetli Ann 442, 626 Rich, Steven Scott 262, 306, 317, 626 Riggs, Joseph Newton, Ill 265, 267, 273 Rodriquez, Jomes, Jr. 299 Renfro, Ann Wli1tw0tth 251 , 287 R1eliords, Cotlienne Ed1tli 312 Riggs, Lindsey Lou 183, 444, 588 Rodwell, Joan 589 Renfro, John Michael 207 Richards, Julie Ann 374, 390, 626 Riggs. Mory Jone 613 Roe, Delbert WoO. .522 
Rescli, Fronk Emile, Ill 221 . 588 Richards, Mory Koy 626 Riggs, Sonya Wo1c1nsk1 	Roe, Jomes Naylor .411
588 380, 626 .613
Resendiz. Benito 613 Richards, Thomas Stephen 391, 625 Ruse, Horc»d Chappell Roe, Salena Jone Reser. Rolph G 454 Richardson, Ann 163 Rike, Gory Roy Roebuck, Chauncey
492, 552 405, 645 Reuter, Coro/ Sue 644 Richardson. Dov1d l 492, 552 R1kl1n, Howard Kent .413 Roeder. Cynthia Ann .613 
Reuter. lorry Michael 292, 644 R1ehordson, Edgar W. 269 Riley, Donny Joe .266 Roemer, Geoffrey Stephen 214, 237, 613 Reveley, Louis Romon 283 Richardson, Jimmy Roy 644 Riley, Floyd Hollis .644 Roesle, Kenneth Gordon .259 Revell , Atthur Mitchell 257 Roffman, Mork DovlS
Richardson, John S. 401 Riley, Jomes Horace 211 , 299, 644 188, 367 Reves, Randoll Rockne 602 Richardson. Kaye Rogan, Robert Michael .
267, 273 Riley. Joel Potnck .644 .469 Revis, Raymond C 469 Richardson, Kenneth Roy 262, 306, 626 Riley. Patrick Neal .237 Rogan, Steven Ladd 269, 469 
Reyes, Alice 588 R1ehardson, Mory Alice 644 Rmehort, Mork lone .588 Regen, Alfred Ellis .282 Reyes. Corlos, Jr 613 R1cliordson, Norwood W. K. 142, 161, 260, 317 R1 nkoff, Mork Horns 424, 644 Rogers, Alline Louise 270, 258 Reyes. Donald Arthur 626 R1cliordson, Randoll C. 391 , 644 Rmks, William John .626 Rogers, Ann Ellen . .589 Reyes, Joe, Jr 487, 602 R1chordson, Ricky Lynn .626 R1ordon, Margaret Mory 439, 548 Rogers, Charles Alex ..552 Reyes, Juan ls.dro 644 R1ehordson, Teresa Clore 588 Rios. Jon Ronald 275, 588 Rogers, Debro Ann 278, 255, 645 Reyes, Raphael 269, 644 R1ehordson, Tommy lee 225 Rioux, Thomas Wayne 172, 190, 234, Rogers, Fronelle Beth .626 Reymonn, Kathleen A. 294, 613 Richardson, W1!11om H. 224, 225, 588 259, 280 391 , 588 Rogers, Judy Koy .313 Reyno, Juan Atnulfo 602 Richey, Dnoe Leo 644 Ripper. leoli Wonda 588 Rogers, Kathryn Eva . .183 Reyno, Robert J .. Jr 247, 613 Richey, Don l. 282, 306, 626 Ripper, Wonda Lynn 462, 644 Rogers, lorry Dwayne 510, 522, 552, 645 
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213 Richey, Harvey Moc 209 R1sener, Marlo Lynn .255 Rogers, Louis Carlton .233 Reyno. Bernardo Reyes, Jr. 213, 626 Richey, John Everett 275 R1sk1nd, Peter Nathaniel 254 Rogers, Lynda Gayle 267, 554 
Reynold$. Alice Kaye 613 R1ehey. Thomas Allen 282, 306 Rister, Miion A., Jr. 644 Rogers, Ml:Jry Fnedflch ..645 Reynolds, Anne E. 459 R1ch1e, Arnold David 588 R1tch1e, Chem Jeon 278, 437, 644 Rogefl, Michael lew.s 282, 469, 626 Reynold$, Carolyn Sue 261 , 588 R1cliie, Jerry Donald 588 Rivas, Norma G. .479 Rogers, Otho J. .259 Reynold$, Harriet 295 Richmond, Deborah Sue 588 Rivero, Doniel Homer 476, 487 Rogers, Pamela Jeon 278, 626 Reynold$, 1'Ac'.1rolyn 191 , 244, 588 Richmond, Hal Wayne 529 Rivero, Mono Homere 270 Rogers. Potnce Dione .645 Reynold$, /\Aery Ellen. M.ts. 261 R1chnow, Douglas W. 265 Rivers, George Ann Rogers, PatriclO Ann .645
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Reynolds, Nancy lee 543 Richter. Carolyn Foe 613 Rivers, Kori Wayne Rogers, Randoll Dov1d 409, 645 Reynolds, Richard Ooy 291 R1ehter, Gory Hardin .267 Rizer. /IAory Bes.s 293, 473, 626 Rogen, Robert l. .589 Reynold$, Richard W 466, 644 R1cliter, Glenn Alon 262, 302. 303, 306 R1zy, Dov1d John 213, 299, 277 Rogers, Ronald lee 254, 603 Reynolds, Wilham Joseph 270, 602 Richter, Robyn Rene .644 Roach, Dov1d Wails Rogers, Samuel Hayes .280
206, 282 Reynoso-Lora, Luis E 588 R1cknm, William F. 280, 588 Rooch, Deborah Lynne .445 Rogers, Terrell Harmon .613 
Rhea, John W., Ill 274 Ricks, Alfred, Jr. 469 Roach, Jerry Don 190, 227 Rohrer. Thomas Jomes .552 Rhea, Roy Allen, Jr 626 Riddle, Dinah St. Clair 588 Roach. Sorali C. 261 Rojos, Norma Nannette .645 Rhein, lore Anne 626 Riddle, John Charles . 318 Roach, Sherlyn Dole .613 Rollins, Cathey J_ M.. Mrs.. .589 
Rlioodes, Carol Lynn 436, 613 R1dd1esperger. Terry M. 445, 644 Roach, Travis Morgon, Jr. 492, 552 Rollins, Joseph Patrick .589 Rlioods, Ronald Allen 183 Rider, Soro Catherine 281 , 306 Roon, Janice Mone 644 Romon, Charles Richard .613 Rhode, Dov1d Leland 387 Romberg, Vincent George
Ridley, Jill 413 	Ro one, Buckner Duncan 381 , 544, 588 373, 603 
Rhodes, Roy Norwood, Jr 365, 536. 613 	Rombough, Chodes T.
Ridout, Howell Finch 365, 644 Millsap, Margaret Elaine Roark 182, 267, 589 .267 Rhodes, Sue Ann 244, 245, 588 Riedel, Mork Taylor 588 Rooten, Shelley Poe. Jr. 247, 270 Rombough, Jone E. S., Mn. 248, 589 Rhymes. Thomas Olin, Jr 267, 270 
R1efler , Louis heph. Jr 256, 389 	Robb.ns, Alme Reedo .550 Romick, Cindy Steele .626 Robbins, Joan Caryl .644 
Romigh, Hornet Jeon, Mfl. .276 Robbins, Rosemary 476, 481 , 549, 589 Roos, Rool Howard .438 Roberdeou. Thomos Andrew .432 
Roos, Stephen Craig . .645 Roberson. Oouglos H. 365, 644 
Roosth, Barbaro Ellen .645 Roberts, Aleta 626 Roosth. Steven Corl 208, 425, 626 Roberts, Biiiy Harold . .589 
Root, Adito Lynn .645 Roberts, Freddy lee .259 Root. Bonnie Joy 251, 271, 287 Roberts, Fredric Doniel .434 Root, Che<yl Ann 255, 307, 281 Roberts. Helen E. .287 Root, Susan Anne .626 Roberts. John Douglas .306 Rope, Douglas Memll 413, 546, 626 Roberts, Judith Go1I 255, 183, 548, 644 Roper. Judith Ann .271 Roberts, Kenneth Roy .644 Roper, Ph1l1p Roy .316 Roberts. Lynn Arthur Roquemdre, Frec:lenck Oscar .373 
.626 Roberts, Marilyn Sue 439, 589 Roques, Potnclr: F. 468 Roberts, Mork Dennis Rosales, Rolph Joseph, Jr_ 227, 603
187, 520, 552 Roberts, Martha lee 167, 589 . 216, 488, 645
Rosales, Robert R . Roberts, Pamela Charlene 589 . .539 
Raschke, Mork AJon Roberts, Rowena l1so 255, 644 Rose, Gory lou1s .589 Roberts, Sondra Coral 455, 644 626
Rose, Lindo Ann Roberts. Stephen P. 365 Rose. Robert Michael .434 Roberts, Suson Elaine 294 
Rose, Winifred Goy .626 Roberts. Wayne R1ehard 456, 644 Rosello, John Fronk .645 Rabern, W1tl1om P., Ill 257, 544 Rosen, [)a.,1d Bennett 196, 645 Robertson, Anne 316 
Rosen, M1choel Shone 434, 625 Robenson. Colder l., Jr . .267 261, 294 
Rosen. Nancy Oelom Robertson, Charles D. 613 Rosenbaum. Glen AJlen 270, 258, 257' 425, 589 Robertson, John Wilbur 526 Rosenbaum, Rolph Steve 425, 645 
Robertson, May Allen 589 Rosenberg, Borboro flame ..183 Robertson, Robert Colvin 283 Rosenberg, Leslie Koren . 613 Robertson, Robert Elgin 221 , 280, 613 
Rosenberg, Nancy Lynn .645 Robertson. Theresa S. 255, 644 Rosenberg, Poul H. 187. 228, 283, 645 Robichau, Hewitt Poul 492, 552 
Rosenberger. Deborah G. 163, 300, 491 , 613 Robin, Otonne M .. 267, 450, 455 
Rosenberger, Randoll S. 269 Robinson, B<uce Aubrey 520, 552 
Rosenblum, Arlene Simone .645 Robinson, Dov1d Maxwell 297, 589 
Rosenfeld, Margaret D. 459 Robinson, Donald Steven 217, 282, 256 Rosenfeld. Rosolynn 314, 645 Robinson, Fredenck J 262, 302, 306, 456, 613 319, 367, 589 
Rosenfoeld, Mo<k Joy Robinson. Gory Don 269 Rosenfield, Sondra Koy 167, 184, 308 Robinson, Holly Carol 462 
Rosenmon. Lindo Gladys .589 Robinson. Joy Ernest Rosenthal, GweM Ellen 645
367 Robinson, Jenny Koy 589 Rosenthal, Toni M. 645 Robinson, John Thomen 393 208, 413 
Rosenthal. Willt0m Edward Robinson, JohM1e Fred 492, 552 
Rosett, Robbte Lynn 589 
Rosm, Charles Alon 434 Robinson, Koy Denise 481 Rosner, Noami Jeon 483 Robinson, Louro Lynn 644 Ross, Carlos Edgar 589 Robinson, Mory Susan 613 Ross, Carol Ann 625 Robinson, Michael Travis 613 Ross, Griff Terry. Jr 270 Robinson, Patsy Ruth 589 Ross. Jomes F. 230 Rob""°"· Rudolph R . Ill 399 Ross, Joel Henry 210, 277 Robinson. Sarah B 589 Ross, John Anlhony 391 Robinson, Sherry 460 Ross. Koren ICoye 164, 175, 308, 318, 613 Robinson . Stewart C , Jr 589 Ross. Louro 255 Robinson, W1ll1om Bruce 413, 546 Ross, Lorraine Helen 188, 253, 589 Robinson, Wilham I 393, 644 Ross. Oliver Hazard 381 , 625 Robison. lewis Duncan 508, 645 Ross. Ronokt Steven 270, 456 Robl$0n, Stepi'len Ot1ver 429, 626 Rosier, Jon 645 Robison. Susan Morgoret 182 Rosson, Lawrence Fronk 429 Roboon, Roy Anthony 270 Rosi.dt, Douglos S 389, 509 Rochea1, Louis J . Jr 429 Ro1h, 8ob A, J• 425, 645 Rochs, lv\orgoret Ann 390 Rorh, Chones Alan 319, 64S Rodwell. Frederick A. 589 Rolh, Dobotoh Kay 4~ Rod, Af)lhony Wayne 645 Rothe. Wolter Stephen 248, 529 Roddy, W1lhom Robert 283 Rother, Wessel Po1.1I, Jr 645 Rode, Atthur Stephen 262 Rothmon, Tor'"n 259 Rode, Jonet Lynn 261 Rolholz, Rebecca Goy 272. 372, 589 Rode , Ronold Oovod 377 Rorhich•ld, Phyll~ M 64S Rod!le•>. low..nce ll, )< 31 7, S89 RolhKhdd, Sy!..,. Joy 318 Rodgetl, PotrlCIO A l., Mn 589 Rolhwel. Donold Joo 602 
Robinson. June Alaine 270 

Nome  Poges  Nome  Poges  
Ro thwell, Jimmy Don  413, 626  Solche<-, Lindo G ..  .S90  
Rothwell, Lourie L. F., Mrs.  261 , 613  Soldano, Louro Ann .  .S90  
Rotstein, MoN1n Jock  42S, 432, 626  Saldivar, Soro Sylvia  4B4, 602  
Rottner, Potncio Lynn  .64S  Sole, El izabeth Lou ise  . 31S  
Roubideoux, Anne  .613  Saleh, Bashir Omar  . 309  
••~  Roufo, ~choel Stuart Rountree, Wi ley Barry, Ill . Roup, Cynthta Ann Rouuer, Beverly  .413 .161 .oe .2B7  Solinas, Alma Gloria Sollee, Bradley Tyler . Solterio, Tomas Eloy . Salvador, Wtory Peorl  .HS IB2, 429, 64S . S90 437, 613  
I ' I n 11 11 ~  Rous.sos, Georgios X. Rauh, Jomes Oneal, Ill Routt, Lindo Coral Rowan, Goriond Poe Rowan, Randoll Edward Rowan, W1U1om Michael Rowe, Jc:aper C.  .S3B 274, 2B O, 602 4B4 , SB9 .SB9 37B, 379, 613 .509 . 20S  Salvatierra Garcia, E . Salyers, Gregory Allen . Solzhandler, Fronk J. Sampson, Lynn Ellen Sampson, Patricio Maxine Samson, Cynthia Dee Samuels, Lawrence Elliott .  . SS4 207, 277 S20, S21, SS2 . 4SS . 271 2SS, 4SS 42S, 627  
l l '~  Rowe, Judy Lisa Rowe, Sharon Ruth Row~tt. Koren Oeluro Rowntree, Rebecca J.  .4S9 .SB9 142, 161 , 264 .626  Somulin, Bruce Stephen Sanchez, Bertha R. Sanchez, Don iel Gil . Sanchez, Doniel Lee .  . IB6 226, 47B . 206 . 221  
~•n ll " ll II a 'l ll Ill  Royal, Ronald Douglas . Royal , Tommy Dorrell Royer, Dole Elbert, II Rubenstein, Judith 8 .. Rubin , Lorrie Rubin , Monlyn Sue Rubi nett, Gordon Merrill Rubinstein, Timothy Forrest Ruckel, Charles W ., Ill Rucker, Jeffrey Charles . Ruckman, Dole Reed . Ruckman, Robert Dotton  374, 64S .492 .64S .613 IB4, 310, 626 4S9, 64S 42S, 432, 626 403, 602 .60 2 .4SI .SB9 401 , 626  Sanchez, Reynaldo 17S, IB3, 4SI Sanchez, Ricardo . 204, 20S, 27S, 46B, 64S Sanchez, Samuel . 46B Sanchez, Stello An.n .. . 4BO Sanchez, Sylvio Ann . . S90 Sanchez, Vidor . .Sl9 Sandahl, Scott Do~is 373, 64S Sandberg, Kenneth R .. jr.: 262, 307, 613 Sondberg, Nancy J. . . . 291 , 462, 64S Sandberg, Norma Jeanne IB3, 230, 231 , 613 Sandel, Jomet Mitchell . 391 , S90 Sonders, Al ice Moy . . . . 64S  
'5  Rudd, Della Margaret Rudd, Donna El izabeth . Rudder, Lindo Koe  .626 .64S .602  Sonders, Cor~e E. L., Wvs. Sonders, Gaye Lynn . Sonders, Glen Nelson  261 , S90 . 226 . 392  
!I '5 '5 ~ II  Ruddy, Lourie E. Rudel, Mickie Ann Rudmose , Condi C. Rudolph, Will1om A. , Jr. Rue , Susan Bell , Mi's. Ruff , Barbaro N1Cole Ruggles, Anne Kathryne  24B, SB9 .S43 I B2, 266 292 .2B7 .626 .S43  Sonders, Jomes Clayton Sonden, Jerry Dole . Sonders, Kristme M. Sonders, Louro Lee Sonders, Lesley . . . . Sonders, Morcio Dione . Sonders, Mork Boker  . 3B9 . 613 27B, S43 . 436 .627 . 627 . 36S  
I 11 ill Ill ill•l Ill )I,! ,, II Ill ilS ilS 11 Ill P' Pl Vl "' Ill ilS !J• 13'. Ill Ill ill 211 If ill JD l ill ill ill )f l!I If•,, 11 II 13' ",, Jll 171 !J v: 11 il ll5 !II ill $ Ill "',, Ill Ill "' !lf Ill 'II,, Ill !'I ~  Ruhland, Dom Joanne . .64S Rutz, Abund10, Jr .. .602 Ruiz, Guadalupe . 24B, 301 , 4B3 , S42, SB9 Rummel , Morgoret U. 462, 64S Rummell , Vicki Lynn . 2SS, 26B, 4S9, 64S Rumpf , Melody Ann . 217, 21B, 293, 4S2 Rumsey, Diano L. D., Mrs. .261 Rumsey, Mon lyn Jone 167, S49, 626 Rundle, Susan Gayle .64S Rundquist, Nancy E.. 264, 267, SB9 Runge, Grcx:e Coe D., Mrs. .270 Ruoff , Jomes Albert .209 Ruppert, Nancy Lynn .64S Ruser, John Russell , k . .2S9 Rush, Bruce Alon .3BS Rush, Jomes Avery 269, S36, S37 , SS2 Rush, Pamela Ann .64S Rushing , Jock Morhn .49) Rushton, Jan ice Edna .602 Russ, Donel Annette . 4S9, 64S Russ, Koran Ann 474, S90 Russell, Clovis W. .64S Russell , Don Davis 237, 613 Russell , Oomel Lee .373 Ruuell , Don Frederick 401, 613 Russell , Grover M., Jr . .S90 Rus.sell , Jef Cho1son 312, 397, 602 Russell, John Emerwn 397, 64S Russell , Koren Louise .626 Russell , Major Fronk . 3BS, 613 Ruuell, Martha Markle . .44B Russell, M~ty .64S Russell , Potr1C10 K. . 293 Russell, Peggy J. M. , Mrs. .273 Russell , Raymond Glen . 373, S90 RuueU, Thomas Francis . 249, S90 Russell, Thomas Kemp 269, 421 , 613 Russo; Lawrence J .. Ill .211 Rust , Charles 8. .S90 Rust, Rolph Stephen .613 Ruth, Michael Edward .216 Rutherfa<d , Oyde E., Ill .2S4 Rutherford, George W . SOB , S09 Rutland, Francis E. . 64S Rutledge, Beverly Ann . 64S Rutledge, John Colvert . .627 Rutledge, Robert Fronk . . 269 Rutledge, Robert Mochoel 31 B, 3B4, 3BS. 432 Rutty, Charles Dov1d . 20B, 27 s. 627 Ryon , Elaine Cothenne . .4B4 Ryon , 1¥\ory Moms 271 , 270, 613 Ryon , Mlchoel Andrew . . S22 Rybidu, M~ue Monon 64S Rylander, Dole C. . 2B3 , 4S6 Rylander, Fred Anthony .2SB Rylonde<, Gory Roy 269, 64S Rylander, Henry G., Ill 3B, 14S, 146, 241 , 260, 2BO S90 Rylander, Lynn Medley . . 64S Ryman , Virginia Ruth .627 Ryzo, Adolph Fronk .269 s Sood, George Nehmeh .309 Soot1 , Abdulrohmon . . S90 Socken, Donal Michael . . 267 Sackett, Michael Warren . 42S, 64S Socks, Joy G•lbert 276, 434, 431 , S90 Sodler, Alon Barber . . 413 Sodler, Thomas C. .613 Sodovnick, Julie E. .S90 Sadow, Barbaro Notal10 .613 Saenz, Mot.as Modesto 230, S90 Sdos, Carmen Rita . 2SO Solos, Koren Jeanette . SS4 Solozor, Natividad SS2, S29  Sonders, Richard Neal ~ Sonders, Rodger Marlin Sonders, Ruth Elaine . Sonders, Susan Hill Sonders, Suzanne . Sonders, Thomas Doi~ : Sonders, W illiam E .. Sanderson, Diedre Ann : Sanderson, Roger Willard Sandoval, Richard R. • Sandoval, Mono Luiso . Sanford, Sorry Kent . Sanford, Vernon T. Songer, Philip Asher ·. . . Sontomorio, John Morion . Sontomario, l1ll1on A. Santamaria, Mory F. : Santos, Lorome Moriso . Sopp, Joseph S. Sopp, Will iam ~n: Sopsteod, Christopher H. Sorob10, Rochel X. Sorma, Ronj1t Sarvis, Lorry Robert . Sass, Sharon Jeon Leigh Sou, Sharon L. . . . . Sotlof, Alice Carol Soto, Norifumi . Satterfield, Lindo lee' Satterwhite, 8. M., Jr. Satterwhite, R. A. . Sauer, Bruce Lyndon . Sauer, Kathryn Jeon . Sauer, Stanley Poul Souls, Diano Leolo Souls, Renette Sounders, Bonn~ l~ Sounders, Catherine Em·~ Sounders, Eileen M .. Sounders, Melonie Dia~ : Sounders, Poul Keith . Sounders, Richie Koy Sounders, Sandro Sue Souri, Michael Ant"1ony . Savage, Leo Ellen . . . Sawhill, June Lee . Sawyer, Poul Doug lo~ Saxon, Tona Gayle . Sayers, Clinton Porker Saylors, Christopher 8. Sayre, Fronk Connell Soyre, Peggy Sue . Scaife, Goy Cecile Scolopino, Gregory JC . : Scoles, Tommy Eugene . Scomell, Dione Lynn . . Scomell, Rich°'d Wm. . Scanio, M1choel Ecfword Scanio, Stephen E. Scarborough, Donna . ~ri~ : Scouzillo, Robert Jomes Scavone, John Alon . Schoefer, Fronk Duane '. Schoefer, George Edwin Schaefer, George Tinus Schafer, Norman Willis Schaffer, Don Minchen . Scholler, Randolph, Jr. . : Schoff er, Wilham Joseph . Schaffner, Ronald Alon Schonboum, Robert A. . Schonhols, Mory Co•ol . . . Schontz, S.son G. G., Mn. Scholz, 8o•boro Jo Scheel, William Regan . Scheffelin, Koren E. . . Sche,bol, Wm. Joseph Schell, Russell Winfield . Scheller, Kenneth Gory . Schelling, Coro Lou A . Schenck, Angelo Morie .  . 269 . 209 4S9, 627 271 , 261 .S90 261 , S90 267, S90 4SS, 64S .613 . 209 .S90 . 401 . 263 . 269 .S20 .613 .S42 . .4BO 243, 602 . 391 . 377 . S90 . 269 . 64S 267, 623 . 273 . 261 . SS4 . 441 213, 307 . 627 . 222 . 293 . 2S9 . 64S 293, 462, 549, 64S 2SS, 4S4, 64S 430, 602 . 64S .613 . 241 . 64S . IB2 . 2S4 .4SS . 4B2 .613 . 64S 39~. 627 . 421 . IB2 .613 .590 . 243 . S46 261 , 271 2SB, 2S7, 270 . S90 397, 64S .613 . SS4 . 209 2SB, 2S7, S90 . IB3 2S9, 2BO, S90 .469 2B2, 64S .613 .2BO 42S, 64S 42S, 64S .S90 . S90 . 4S4 . 262 460, 627 423, S90 . 3B9 469, 64S 300, 627 .443  Name Schenkkon, Dirk McKenzie Scher, Michael Louis . Scherer, Vidor Albert Scherz, Cynthia Goy Schick, Kenneth Wayne Schiebout, Judith Ann . Schieffer, John Thomas Schieffer, Scott T. . . . Schiff, Bernard Howard Sch1tloci, Thomas Poul Schiller, David R. Schiller, Kenneth Schiller, Robert Roney Schimmel, Bruce Ion . Schimmel, Ellen Marsha Schindewolf, Kenneth G .· Schitoskey, Sharon Koy Schkade, Albert F. , Jr. Schlottman, Donald T. Schle+cher, Hons F. Schleicher, John F. Schleier, Richard, Jr .. Schleif, John Wolter . Schley, Donald Blaine Schley, Richard A. . . Schlobohm, Morgen! A. Schmidt, Bruce Lynn . Schmtdt, Car~ Lynn . Schmidt, Jomes Neal Schmidt, Joan Michele . Schmidt, John Aldin . Schmidt, Justine Nikki . Schmidt, Miory Louise Schmidt, Michael Bruce Schmidt, Robert R., 111 • Schmidt, Sharon K. Poges 270, 393, 613 434, 627 ..469 . . 167 233, 237. S90 ..267 397, S90 . 64S . 2SB .. . 391 .613 . . 367 243, 602 42S, 64S . 430 223, S90 .4B4 . SS4 .S3B 417, 613 211 , 299 . . 64S . 237 . 397 3B7. S90 IB3, 613 217, 64S 307, 64S 43B, S90 436. 627 40S, 613 . ..313 . 291 , S90 249, 307, S90 . 26S . 226 .613 476, 4BB 476, 4BO 292, S90 ..627 Schmidt, Terry Lynn . . . . Schmiedekomp, Corl Wayne Schmiedekomp, D. K. Schmitt, Robert Loury . . Schmitz, Mtchoel Thomas . Schneider, Herbert E. . Schneider, Lorry Gene . . Schneider, Richord Horry . Schneider, Susan Koy Schneider, Thomas Lee . Schneider, Warren Poge Schnitman, Lynn Ann Schnitzer, Dono Louis Schnitzer, Mork Bernard Schnitzer, Stanley Joel . Schnur, Barbaro Ann . . 216, 64S 2S4, S3B, S4S, S90 . ....627 . 613 292, S90 229, 279, 2BO, 2B2 I B3, 2SS, 26B, 4S9, 64S 42S, 64S . 42S 42S, 627 . S90 .64S 3B9, 602 Schnur, Joy Fronces . Schoberle, Co•I J., Ill Schoberle, Cecile Denni Schoch, Eugene Poul, Ill . Schoenboechler, Dono C .. Schoenike, Anne Katharine Schoenvogel, Ann Elise Schoenvogel, Robert C. Schofield, John F. Don iel . Schaichet, Sandra Ann . Schollenberger, Jon . . Schonberger, Deborah P. . Schonwold, Barbaro Ilene Schooler, Janice Ann . Schoppe, Silly Wayland Schoppe, By•on 0 . . . . Schoppe, Gerold Conrod . Schoppe, Leslie fool Schor, Mork Melvin . . . Schovo1so. Anna Katherine Sch•ode<, Jerry Dole . Schrank, Kent Parke . Schraub, Cheryl Ellen . . . . 26B 2S4, 310, 413, 613 ...261 . . . 419 . 64S 267, 413 . ..3B7 . 2SS . 64S 2SS, 64S ...21B 460, 64S 393, 613 .64S . IB7, 223 2B2, 4S I, 4S6 4 13, S90 ..613 224, 602 . . 36S, 627 2SS. I B3, 64S  Nome Schraub, Lindo Anne Schreiber, Cynthia Ann Schreiner, Charles, IV . Schreiner, Wtork Roy . . SchrteVer, Zoda E. Schroeder, Elaine . . . . Schroeder, Katherine Lee . . Schroeder, Kenneth Wayne . Sch•oede" Peggy Sue . . . Sch•oede" Ronold Joseph Schroede>-, Selene S., Mrs. Schroeder, Woll oce J. Schroeter, Goy Nell . Schubert, Carroll W. . Schubkegel, Theodore V . . Schuelke, IWJry Cother1ne . Schuh, Coro Lee Schuler, Roger , . . . . . ~~~::rs.c:;,ane Hop. L. Mn. Schultz, Corl T. . . Schultz, Cheryl Dione . Schultz, Joseph John, Jr. Schultz, Joyce Ann Schull?, Michael J. . Schultz, Randoll Clo•k Schultz, Richard Alon . Schultz, Robert Johnson Schulze, Elvis Glenn . . Schulze, Phillip Scott . . Schulze, Randolph V. . Schumocher, Jeanne C. Schumann, Alon . . . Schumann, IWJrlo . . . Schumann, Poul . Schumann, Shoron Lynn Schumm, Lucinda . . Schutze, Barbaro Ann, Mrs . Schutze, Kenneth Robert Schuyler, Margie Schwab, Jerome C. Schwartz, David Allen Schwartz, Eric Seth . Schwartz, Harriet Sue Schwartz, Jean . . Schwartz, Jerrold Alon . Schwartz, Joseph Moyer Schwartz, Judy E. . . Schwortz, Leonard T. . Schwartz, Lewis Done Schwartz, Marcus Fronk Schwartz, Richo<d Lloyd Schwan:, Arthur Dovtd, Ill Schwan:, Dione Alice Schwan:, Lawrence D. Schwarz, Pomelo Dtane . Schwarzlose, Eugene W. Schwousch, Dom J., Mn. . Schwousch, Russell Eorl Schwemer, Charleen . Schwendeman, Mory Therese Schwerdtfeger, Leila J.. Sc1meco, Kathleen Koy . Scofield, Constance C. . Scof ield, Fronk Edward Scof~d. Vtrg1n10 Lee Scogin, John T ., IV . Scott, Anne Thornton Scott, Bobby Horrell . Scott, Carol Ann . Scott, Catherine E. Scott, Claudio Ann Scott , Clydie 8 .. Scott, Emily Jone . Scott, Jomes Nosh  Pages . 64S . 627 399, S34 . . . 393 460, 64S ..S91 . S~I . 2S9 17S, S9 1 .SU . . . 231 267, S91 . 627 . ..209 290, 291 , S91 300, 437 . 47B . 64S . S91 .376 .20B . S91 .2S7 4SO, S91 . 614, 377 . 377, 432, 61• 190, 23S, 36B, S91 . 492 .. . S91 . ..614 234, S91 . .614 ..469 291 , 439, 614 . . •6B 307, 4SS, 64S 2SS, 4S9, 64S . 276 379, 614 . 64S ..294 413, 627 414, 413, 627 .614 . 167 . ..367 . . 312 294, S91 . ..•3B . . . 413, S91 182, 2SB, 270, 36S I B2, 614 434, S91 . S91 .269 430, 627 417, 64S .S91 .614 2S3, 313 . S91 . 467 . .4BO . S91 ..3B7 21B, S91 39'1, 627 . 390 .nB . 270 . 614 . 4S4 .47B . 267 . 391  
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Scott, Janice Lee 627 Shaughnessy, Jomes P .. JBJ, S91 Siler, lorry Wayne •O•, •OS, S92 Smolhng, Jeanne Mone . •ss. 6'6 Scott, Jerry Woyne Shover, Ph1l1p E. .60J Siller, Ruben, Jr . Smalling, R1chord Warren
.61• 	.•07 229, S92 
Scott, Jo Ann 61• Show, Deborah lee S•J. 627 	Sills, Cynthia Louise . .6•6 Smollshow, Borboro J. . . . 29•. S92 
Show, Donold Jomes . 292 Silver, Theresa Lynn . .6•6 Smart, Nonnatte M. N., M.ts. .2H Scott, Kothleen Jeanne . S•2. S•J. 627 Show, Kathy Anne J7•. •91, S91 Silverman, Poul Louis . . . 23J Smith, Albert Hill, Jr. .•01 
Scott, John Owen . 	S91 
Scott, Lourie Ellen 28•. 29J, 627 Show, Lindo El11obeth . 268, •S9 Silverstone, Mork Jerome . .SJ• Smith, Alec Mounce . .•J• Scott, Margaret Delores .61' Show, Richard Cro1g 217, 627 Simank, Noncy Elaine . S92 Smith, Borboro lee . sso. 627 Scott, Monn Montogu, Jr. .J91 Show, Richard Earl, Jr.. .•07 Simensky, Jocolyn E . .61• •SS, S•9 
Smith, Borboro Lynn , Show, Shontilol R2• 1, 269, 280 Smith, Barry V, , .
Scott, Ph11!1p Couch 216, J17, J18, S91 . Simes, Edward lee 2S•. •Ol, •J2 .267 Scott, Rose Anne 287, 2S1 , •72. 61• Show, Wade Davis Simkin, Judy Flowers . •66.
267 , S91 . •JO Smith, Borton Allen 627 Scott, Roy Vaughan .J07 Shawley, Klaus Erhard . .•68 Simkins, Alice Cynthia .270 Smith, Benjamin L.. Ill .S92 Scott, SuW>n Jone Joy .J90 .261
Shown, Jomes Loyd, Ill . J12. "2 Simmer, Michael Duff .6SO Smith, Betty Groce Scott, Yvette Gole . 182 .J89 
Shay, George, Jr .. 297, 6•6 Simmons, Chene lee . 	Smith, Blaine Horton .6•S 
Shea, Margaret Simmons, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Brion Patrick . ScnnopsJue, Borboro Flo ' 2SS .6" Hl , 60J 
Scroper, ~n Lee . . .J89 .2SS .•SS 	.S92 
Shea, N0<0 Simmons, lorry Pnce Smith, Burleigh John . Scnnopskie, Lindo A. . . .S91 Sheo, W1ll1om Dov1d, Jr. .6•6 Simmons, Marsha E .. .6•6 .627 
Smith, Carol Lynn . . . Scruggs, Jomes Richard, Jr. .6•S Shearer, Joe Hol •OS, 6•6 Simmons, Robert Belvin J98, 61' Smith, Coralyn Buxton . 261 , 267
. 206 
Simmons, Suson Dione 	.
Scruggs, John Morie. . Shearn, Michael J. . . . 1BJ, 2•9, •66, 6•6 . 2•9. •s•.6•6 Smith, Carroll Lorraine •78, 6" Scurry, Emma Gono . Sheen, Cynthto Ann T., M.ts. Simmons, Tommy Jock . .S92 Smith, Charles Lawrence 216, 279, 280 
. •69 
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Scurry, Soro Emma .627 Sheen, M1choel Joseph . 2•1 . 280, S91 Simmons, Warren Von . 2J•. S92 Smith, Charles Michael . J99, SS2, 60J Sczech, Jomes Roy . 22J, S91 Sheets, Stephan lewis .627 Simms, Doyton H. . . . . 2S7 Smith, Charlotte F. .627 
Seogo, Virg1n10 Ann . •7J, 627 Sheffield, Gwyn Ann .6•6 Simms, Jomes Kirkland . .269 Smith, Charlotte lee . 2SJ, 26J Seaholm, Georgette E. Sheffield, Jock Boyd . . .280 Simms, Jeni Ellen . •27, 627 Smith, Christopher W. J6S, S92
29•. •27, 627 
Seaholm, Robert H. .6" Sheffield, Jomes Richard .J12 Simms, Roxon Gwyn . . .627 Smith, Cinda . . . .261 Seole, Borboro Jo . Sheffield, Lindo Lou . Simon, Darryl Stephen . .•lJ Smith, Cindy Corot . . .182 
2SS, •72. •7J, 627 .•BJ Seale, Jimmy Roy . .S91 .S•9 . •6•, 204 187, 2J7, 6"
Shefts, Potnc10 Susan Simon, Elissa Elaine Smith, Clyde Willard, Jr. Seale, Koren Sue S•8, 627 Sheinberg, Bartlett M. •11 .61• Simon, Go1I Adnenne •60, 6•6 Smith, Connie Sue .61• Shelon, Chodes Jonah Simon, Robert S. . Smith, Connye Ann
Seale, Lano Jeon . . .S91 .182 . 627 Seo lover, William F .. .6•6 •17, 627 2S6, 21 S, 27J 
•62, S•J. 6•S 
Shelon, Evon Barry 	Simon, Stephen Alon Smith, Craig Hinmon . S91 
Seals, Loura Sh1r~y . Shelby, Elozobeth . . .161 	Simons, Otano Lynne . . 27J Smith, Dov1d AJon , 27•. 280, S92
•S•, 6•S Smith, Dov1d Eugene
Seorcy, Marshall M .. Shelby, Martha Janice . . .26J Simons, Kori Hamblen . .S92 .276 Sears, John Stephen . Sheldon, Will1om Rodger . .J9J Simonsen, Enc Alon . .SJ9 Smith, Dovid Michael 216, 6•6. 267 
211 , 299, 6•S .61' . 2SS .6'6
Seoy. Ahce Go1l . Sheley, Ko thy Ann . . . 	Simpson, C ynthto lee Sm;th, Dovod Roy . . .6•6 
Seay, Koren Ouorles 2SS, 6•6 Shell, Mcmlyn Sue . . . .S•B Simpson, Dtone Mone . .61' Smith, Dov1d Thomas JBS. 627 Sebring, Earl Mtehoel Shellorne, Lourie A., Mrs.. . S91 Simpson, Donn.. lewis . .S92 Smith, Oebo<oh Ann . 278, •JS, •J7, 61•
J7•. 627 
Shelton, Jomes R. . . 	Simpson, Homs D. . Smoth, Debo<oh Jo . . 
Seely, Joel W. . . 	269, J6S, 6•6 .S92 .JlS
2•J. 602 
Seely, Marcia Anne . Shelton, John Michael 	Simpson, Janice Sue . 281 , J07, 61' Smith, Dione S. W., Mrs. 
... ......J68 •29, •J2 	2•8, 261 
Smith, Donna lenell .
Seeman, Jomei Rtehord lSO, 172, 17S, •S7, 6" Shelton, Lindo Joyce 268, JU, •J2, •S9, 627 Simpson, John Dov1d .JBS .S92 .29J 2SS, 6•6
Seeman, Rosanne . . Shelton, Nancy Jeon 	Simpson, Judy Koy .271 Smoth, Edgo, A. . 26S Simpson, Lindo Sm;th, Edgo, L., 11
Seewald. Nancy Louise .627 Shelton, Scott Charles .207 . . •S9, 627 	. J87 
Shen, Tse.Yone .. Simpson, Mory ldo 	Smith, Edward Joy . •10, •11 , 627 
Sefcik, Glen Allen . . . 	.6•6
.S22 .S•6 Segol, Jonathon McKenzie Shepard, Earl R., Jr .. .J89 Simpson, Pamela JlO. 627 Smith, Emmitt Shelton •Ol, 6•6 
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Segall, Celia lu:obeth . . •2•. 627 Shephe•d, Dovod Albert . S•6 	Simpson, Potnc10 . . .S92 Smith, Erin Jone .•62 
Segovia, Hermon Holguin Shepherd, Jone K. .251 	Simpson, Pahmo Ann . .•78 Smith, Frances Adele I, 19J, 2SJ, S92 
. S91 
Seibel, Machelle Moyer . Shepherd, Koren . . .61• 	Simpson, Robt. Dwight . .161 Smith, Fronk Byers . .J67 
J67, 61• Smith, Gory Woyne .
Seobert, Stephen Done Shepherd, Margaret Ann . .J76 	Simpson, Saro Merritt . 2SS, 268, 6•6 .229 
. 228 Smith, Govin H. . . 
Seibold, Cynthia Sue Shepherd, Mory Morgoret Simpson, William Birt 172, 187, 22J, J16, S92 .J7J Setdel, Helen Frances Shephe•d, Robert A., 111 • J91 , 627 Sims, Catherine M. .18J Smith, Gregory Harold . JBS, 5'S, S92
J07, •SS 	. S92 
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Setders, Jock WeUer . . Shepherd, Wolter D., Ill 	Sims, Christopher E. . . .627 Smith, Howard Groy, Jr. .21J 
229, 279, 280, S91 269, •09, 6•6 Seifert, Richard Weber . .627 Sheppard, Frank W., Ill lSO, 17S, 182, J17, S92 Sims, Cloyce Deon, Jr. .S92 Smith, Hugh William . .2JJ 
Sims, Douglas Rex . 	Smith, Jomes 8., Jr..
Seigle, Eltzobeth Ann Sheppard, Howard Jeon •OJ, 60J 269, J99 Se.gler. Eddie Roy . 27J, S91 Sheppard, Jone Turner .. 182, sso. 627 Sims, Roger Colemon •OS, 6" Smith, Jomes Carroll .6"Smith, Jomes Locey . 
2S2, •SS 	. 29• 
Seigler, lorry Woyne Sheppard, Margaret A. l. .•SS Sims, Sandro . . . . 2S7, 2S8, 270, 29•, S92 269, SS2 Seigler, Po melo . . Sheppard, Stephen Chester .21J Sims, Winona Bell, Mrs. . 271 . 2JJJ16, 602 
Smith, Jomes Richard Seikel, Dov1d Poul . .S91 Sheppard, Susan Nell Sinclair, Constance A. Smith, Jomes Weston •29, 6•6 
.207 	.6•6 •s2. •s• 
S.;1.,., Debo<oh Dee . .6" Shepperd, Morgoret . . .627 Sinclair, Jimmy Don . 22J, 60J Smith, Jone lee . .2SS Se1lhe1mer, DonoId Roy Sherard, Scott Thomas . 2J7, S•6. S92 Singer, Donen R. J07, •62, 6•6 Smith, Janet Lynn .6•6
.282, 292 
Se1wert, Robert Chor~ Sherfy, Lourence R. .SJ6 	Singer, Mork Joy . . .•J• Smith, Janet Mone . .S92 
Singer, Stdney Griffin 	Smith, John Colvin, Ill .
Selden, Robert Poul .•SI Sherman, Barbaro E. .6" 2SJ, 26J 	.61•
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Seledon, Rachel . Sherman, Charles Neol 21J, 21•. 299 	Singer, Thomas Charles •S6, 6•6 Smith, John Duncan, Jr. •J8, 646 
261 , •J9, S91 Smith, John Oliver 
SeSevon, Jill Esme . Sherman, Doniel John . .........•21 	Singer, Trudell . . •lJ, SSl, 627 J7J, 60J

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Self, Dovod Je<ome Sherman, Jomes Show 190, 221, 2JO, 280, S92 . . . . J91, 60J 	.2J9 
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Self, Kathye Ann . . Sherman, Paige Lisa . .627 Singletary, Mort ha Molone .J90 Smith, Katharine H. . .226 Selfndge, Deborah Ann .Jl6 Sherman, Robert Lynn . 262, J02, J07 Singleton, Robert C. . . •S6, 6•6 Smith, Kathleen .61• 
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Selig, Horry Meyer . . . .•60 Shettlesworth, Ronald J. . .627 	Singleton, Robert lee, Jr. .60J Sm;th, Kathryn Lee . •76
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Singleton, Will1om M. 	Smith, Kevin Harvey . . 
Sellars, Audrey C. g., Mrs. Shields, Cynth10 Pruet, Mrs. . •76 	.S92 .S92 
. 261 Smith, Lonee Plowman .
Sellongsloh, Nancy . . . . 2SS Sh+elds, Robert l. JBI , 6•6 	Siptak, Steven Charles . J87, 627 .•68 
Selmon, John Richard Shifflett, Lynn E. . 	Sisemore, Jerold Grant . SOB, S09 Smith, lorry Gene 26S, •09 
. •09 	•21 , 60J Sm;th, lo•ry R. . . . 
Seng, John Dorrell .6" Sh1ll1to, Dov1d Alon . .•68 Sisti, Fronk S. .261 .SS2 Sen.Of'. Dov1d . . Sh1moz.ok1, Horuh1ko . S.tton, Gonlon Thoma• .J87 Smrth, Undo Oomel 267, 270 
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Shnnek, Deon Troy 	Sitton, Penne Sue . Smith, Lindo Elaine JU, 646 
Senior. Kathleen Ann 276, 29J .•86 	.627 
Smith, Margaret Ann ,
Senkow, Kenneth . . Shimek, W1ll1om G. . . .20S 	Sttton, Som Cochron 28J, 6'6 . .239 
Sepulveda, Potnc10 M. .602 Shindler, Donald Charles 	Sitton, William R.. •01, 61• Smith, Marilyn K. W., Mrs. .J87 
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Sixta, Jennifer Ann 	Smith, MorlOn Allen .
Se<voes, Stephen G. Shine, Thomes Earl .J07 	.320 .•66
. 21J Smith, Morion Koy
Serv11t0, Chor~ M. . Shinn, Curtis H., Jr. .627 	Skoff, Ruth Ann . . .61' .•SS 
J8J, 6•6 Sm;th, Mooho Ann .
Sethneu, Edward D., Jr. Shirley, Julio Gole . . Skordo, Potnc10 Lyn . .Hl .JOl SetMf, Jerry Lynn . 26S Sh1dey, Mtchoel George Skelley, Corotyn Ann •S2, 627 Smith, Mlchoel Henry . .6'6
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Settle, Donald Shirley, Sharon Sue . . 	Shlton, Betty Joyce 229, 279, 280, S92
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Shivers, Bert Carlson . . 	Skelton, Bruce T. .6•6 Smith, Mtehoel Lynn •OJ, •32
Settle, Emy Lou . . 	•Ol, S92
270, 271 , •07, 6" 	28J, 627 
. Sewell, Ka1hylon l Shoemaker, Jomes Gerard S20, S21 , SS2 Skewis, Ronald Jomes . 21J Smith, Nancie Roe . HS, 627 
Sewall, Nancy Jone . . 2S2 Shn1dermon, Alano Mou . 261, S92 	Skelton, Mlchoel T. . .6•6 Smith, Michele . 267 
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Sewell, Robert Harvey . Sholtess, Debra Ann . . 	Sicibell, Samuel Glownon . Smith, Nita Karl Ott H. .S•B
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Seybert, Jocquel1ne M. . . Shoop, Wilham Junius . S6udmore, Ginger K. . . .J07 Smith. Pomelo Jone . 278, •J7, 61• Seybold, Mory Cachfone . Shopoff, Thomo• C. . ..........6•6 Skidmore, Montgomery . . Smith, Patrick Cosey . . 2•1 Seybold, Sho•on Ann . Short, Byron Elliott, Jr. .20•.20S, 262, J02, J07, Sludmore, Shelby Stewart . .•09 .H2
.6•6 ·"9 Sm;th, Peggy Deon Seybo~. Susan Virgm+o .627 627 Siciff, Trudy Kier . . ISS, 29S Smith, Phillip A. . • 19, •32
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Shodlett, Alfred l., J•.. Short, Don Stewart . 2S7 	Skinner, Dov1d Corey .6•6 Sm;th, Rolph Edwo•d •Ol, 627 
2J6, 2J7 
Shade, Melodee Mone . Short, Jomes Keith .207 	Stunner, Dovid Roy . 2•6, 2•7 Smith, Reva Lynne . .•J6
•so. •ss. '57 	Smith, Rhett Rosenques1
Shader, Charles Donald Shortoll, John G., J•. 22•. 60J 	Sic1nner, Fell.a Down .•72 J87, •J2 
Shof.,, Joy Eoleen . .S91 Shortes, Frouer Dee . J79, 627 	Skinner, John Fronc11 .6" Sm;th, Rhonda Sue . 291, 6'6
2SS, •S9, 6•6 Smith, Rtchord Jul+on
Shafer, Potrtc.KJ Anne Shos.s, Jonis Rose . . . 	Sicinner, lork1n P., Ill .2S• •S7, 6•6 
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Shoff.,., Coral Joy Showalter, Sharon Lynn .627 	Skinner, Robert B., Jr. .61' Smoth, Robert M.choel .•88 
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Shohon, Donald Allon Showman, Donald Hole . . 	S6unner, Tom Kilgore . 287 Smoth, Ronald l.,f,. .
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Shohon, Go<y Howo•d . 269, 6•6 Shropshire, Jerome Edward . . 209 Slupworth, Robert A. 202, 207 Smith, ScoH Barnett .JS• Shonohon, Jomes M>choel Shrum, Dovd Vincent .509 Skor, Adrienne Lois .627 Snuth, Sherry Otone . .S92 Shonblum, Lynda Rose 627 Shudde, COf1nne A. . . . .6•6 Sl•hok, Brenda . , .•S9 Smith, Spencer Hutson . 21J Shanks, Jamee Jl 1 Shuffle, Cynthoo S. C. , M,.. .S92 Slmvonek, Joseph J., Ill . 208 Sm;th, Stephen A. • 267
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Shanks, Robert F . Shuffle, Doniel Boker . 	Slmvonek, Judith Jo . 268, •S9, 61• Smoth, Stephen Joseph . J9J, 5•S. S•7, 61'
279, 280 	.S92 
Shannon, Arthur Eugene Shuford, W1ll1om C., Jr. 	Skrivonek, Sharon Lil . 29J, 61' Smith, Steven Robert . .60J
.'56 	•lJ, 6•6 
Shannon, Chorles Potnck •29, 627 Shulk1n, Allon Neil .61• Slmvonft:, Susan l. Groce 261 , 61' Smith, Terry l" .61' Shannon, Dovod Toyio< 61' Shumpes, Wilham K. . 26S Slaton, Gerold Mori .•2S Smoth, Thomen F•onl<, IV J65, 6'6 Shannon, C.0.119 Ru...tl '51, •56 Shupe, Kathleen .6•6 Slaughter, Jeon E. . .6•6 Sm;th, Thomen ScOlt . .280 Shannon, ScOlt 217, 2S6 Shuptone, Francis K. 270, 2S8 Slaughter, Marcello A. . 61• Smith, Tomm.. Jeon . S92 Shannon, Suson Anne 29J, 6•6 Shurden, Jock Doniel .J77 Slovtn, Gail Leslie .•6• Smoth, Urwlo J72 Shope, Sand.a Ann . Sobloy, Thoma, J , J•. 226, 282, •JB Sledge, Diano Kate .276 Smith, Vid1 Lynn .61•
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Shopro, Adt'IOn Mtchoel S+ck1ng, Charles John Sledge, Melouo G. . . . .S92 Smith, Wallis Melba, Jr 262, 302, 307 6•6 . 28J 
Shopt•o. Donald Alon Sicking, Steven Joseph Sledge, Roland Edwo•d, J" .J97 Smoth, w;11ord Mac, ><. 259 209 627
Shop,.o, Go<y Stuart S.ddon., 8ettye Ann Sledge, Som Bradford . J99, 61' Sm+th, Wilt.om Ate•onder . . 198 Shoptro, Howo•d S.dot1, Sh1dey Jeonne Slemendo, Corinne Sue •76, •8• Smith, Z1lmon F
J18 '5S, 6•6 	J65, 592 
Shopt•o, Mo<cy Both 6•6 S..t>el, Jess.co Elo1ne . 161 Slopokoff, falher M. , J08, JI•, J15, 61• Smither, Jeon McClain .261 Shoptro, Robert • lJ, J1 8, 6" S.eberg, Jon .. King 2SS Sliva, Dovd Wayne .•29 Srnolenol<y, Jacob .S92 Shop.ro, Stefon.. Ann 6'6 Soeg.1, Ann Sliva, Sharon Elaine . Smolik, Erwtn John, Jr 25', 61'
6•6 	627 
Shorbo<, Jolln Kenneth J89 s..g.l, Ronde S•9, S92 5'oon, Cecil Rob . 292 Smoot, More l" . . 211 Sho<to.oy, Jooepl> l odlo<d 161 , 172, 17J, 186 Stegtlin, Sherrie l" J87, 61• Sloon, Owoght Dovod .60J Smyth, Oonold Alon 2'9, 267, 270, 59J Sharma, Norendo< 0 SS• Soegmund, Nancy Co•ol 281, J07 5'oon, Sandro L.. •J9 Snokord, Louro EU.n 168 Sharp, Katherine L.. 60J So.loll, Debo< oh l olloon 61• Slocum, Jonotnon 287 Snapp. Matthew .270 261, 27J 627 462, 6•6 •SO
Sho<p, Mob Wood<r>w S....ro, Chr11t1ne M Sk>fnc:h1nslc1, Bernadine Snov.iy, Kathleen Ann Sho<p, Solke Mort., 2SJ S-e<, Dovod flu 270 Srnoll, Edw Clonton 552 Snov.ly, S.ton Mory '82, 627 Sharpe, Edw.n Rene, >< 209, 267 Steven, Wilham A. '86 Srnoll, -Eorl •69, 627 Sneod, Winston Scott 392, J9J, 614 
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Shor.acl, Stepi.en Lou~ •21, 627 S.k.., Wayne Clolton, Jr 	Smoll+ng, David Alon J77 Snell, Roy IC1m 283, •57 
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Snell, William E., Jr. .646 St. John, Jack William .647 Stevens, Wilham A 209, 277 Stroube, Fronk Aldnch 209, 318 
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Snyder, Ellen Copnce Stohl, Carmine Rolph .487 Stewart, Gory H. .282 Stuckey, Terry Wick 413 Snyder, Kelle .419 Stahly, Beverly Jeon . 614 Stewart, Harold Eugene .593 Stueber, COfol lee .594
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Snyder, Sheila K. 	.627 Stollings, O.ono Eve . •81, 549, 628 St~rt, Jomes Hannis 269, 647 Stumon, Sondra lee .270
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Stallman, Potr1ct0 Ann .593 Stewart, Mork Alon .593 	•53, •56Sodd, Bernadette Morie .646
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Standish, Wolter M. . Stewart, Poul Joseph Sullivan, Condoce l. 459, 6-17 Solether, Robert M. .397 Standley, Barry Howard 269, 457, 646 Stewart, Penek>pe Jone .614 Sullivan, Dennis John .403 
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Sohz, Thomas Joseph . . 593 Stanford, John Edwin 466, 646 Stewart, Susan 	593 Sullivan, Jomes David 269, 438
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StonfOfd, Richard Alon . 614 Stewart, Victo110 E. .647 Sullivan, Nancy Ann Solsbery, Steven Word ·.
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Stanley, Charles William 216 Stimoc:h, Edith Mone 	Suman, Richard Horlon, Jr. 419, 647
Sommer, Margaret Ann . . 	478, 647 
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Summers, Byron Donie l .258 Somppi, Susan Kate . Stanley, Georg1ono Davis . 460, 628 St1nemon, Jonet CeceIto 593 Summet1, Joy Lawrence 307, 377, 615 
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Soso, Norma Jone .627 Stansbury, Suzanne 255, 268, 460, 646 Stock, Dione Elizabeth 416, 436 Sumpter, Dorio Jeon . .615 
Sotelo, Jesus Diaz . 
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I Soward, lorry Ross 627 Starkey, Josephine 650 Stone, Andrew Jock 425, 534 , 628 Sutherland, Ellen l. .6-17
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Spaeth, Stanley Albert 368, 369, 593 Storr, PomekJ Jeon 226 Stone, Dennis Keith .269 Suthe,lond, S. S., Ill •56, 6•i• Spain, Bruce Aften •25, 646 Starry, Lindo Leigh 255, 646 Stone, Gregory . 457 Sutnerk>nd, Sharon Ruth .594 
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Spann, Verda Ruth 251, 307, 628 Steakley, Don Stephen 269, 509 Stone, Rhodo 0 . Lene .647 Sunon, Lindo lone .647 Sparks, Alberto Dione 460, 628 Stearns, Lloyd 8., Jr. .593 Stone, Richard Henry .389 Sutton, Robert lee 211 , 299 
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p M Speors, John Stephen 229, 628 Steen, Lindo Kay 261, 273, 593 Storm, Arlene J., Mrs. 258, 270, 271 , 272 Swonwn, W1ll1om Reynolds 310, 413 » Spears, Roy Eori 283, 438, 614 SteenW>n, Kurt Enc 646 StOfm, Scott Joseph .397 Swantner, John R., Jr. .374 
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Speori, Stephen Ross 270, 307, 456, 258, 614 Steforu, Nancy Anne .542 Storment, John Omar .594 Swoty, PotnclO Annette 301, 628 
Spears, Susan Jeon 310, 37•. 628 Stefka, Marilyn Louise 462, 646 Story, Dolly 	.413 Swayze, Coralyn Nell .615 
Spedole, Som A., Jr. .614 Stegemueller, Rosemary .593 Story, Jomes W1U1om .628 Swayze, Elizabeth Maude .294
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Spe1zer, Irwin 469 Steinbach, KothM!en .226 Stover, Amondo H., tws. 261 , 594 Sweet, Gory lewis 269, 519 Spellmonn, Jone 548, 593 Steiner, Gerold Roy .259 Stover, Shirley Ann .647 Sweet, Poul Alon 227, 259, 280 Spellmon;i, R1chord M. .593 Stetnle, Jone Morga . .460 Stowrtts, Deborah J. 459, 647 Swendeman, Deborah J. .6-17 Spellman, Topty Ann 8. 593 Steinmork, Freddie Joe . 160, •92, 494, 501, 552 Swendeman, Dione ForrOf 153, 162, 167,
Strooch, Corohne M., f!ks. .257 Spence, Roy Mdom, Jf. . 150, 175, 614, 385 Steinmeyer, Ann .483 Stro1t, W1ll1om Roger 172, 221 168. 204, 207, 235, 264, 308, 615 Spencer, Charles C., Jr. 385, 593 Stro1ton, l1so Koy . .647
Steifle, Dov1d C 234, 259, 593 	Swenson, Anne Evelyn . .647 
Spencer, Margaret E. .454 SteN, Barbaro Suson . 646 Stranford, John A , Jr.. .365 Swenumson, Mory Beth 460, 647 Speranza, Phyllis lynn .543 Stellato, Louis Eugene 628 Strange, Steven W. Swenumson, R1ehord Dole 270, 615
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Speyrer, Charles Wayne 492, 496, 552 Stenrose, Kenneth W. 486 Stroshun, Jocquel1ne Ann .268 Swesn1k, Sherry Koy .267 Spidell, Jomes Clark . .316 Stephens, Allon Hugh .647 Stratton, John Robert 143, 190, 229, 594 Swetnom, Donald Kim .487 Spidell, Joseph Steven .316 Stephem, Aithur Edward 190, 235, 274, 280, Stratton, Lynn .594 Swift, Wayne Ogden 213, 275 
Sp1egelhouer, Nancy D. •22, 614 555, 593 Strauss, Nancy Deborah 160, 172, 175, 255, 308 Swindoll, Kermit lee .292 Spielman, Anne .454 Strow1tz, 8orboro Morie Swinehart, Shelley Sue .647
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Spiers, Pomelo Ruth 452, 454 Stephens, Fronk Hobart 312, 397 Strawn, Susan Roye 483 Sw1tser, Thomos Joseph 282, 283 Spiker, Charles Jomes 546 Stephens, Jock William, Jr. 215. 227 Strawn, W1ll1om Dwayne 216, 256 Sw-. Jeffrey Lynn . 389 Spiker, Cynthia Ann 628 Stephens, Jcmes Roy . 647 Strayer, Nonene Louise .478 Sybesmo, Pieter Henry .594 
Stephens, Corson WOde .302 	271 
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Spinks, Morgoret Ruth 593 
Stephens, Lindo Jone 217, 218, 256, 275 	SzOf, Joyce Poulette . 459
Spinks, NelW>n Roy 61• 	Street, John Edwin H. 466, 628 
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301, 614 	Streif, Gerold Edward 267, 594
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Stephens, Robert Edw0<d . •1 7, 539 , Spinoso, Helen Merle .646 Stephens, Sheryl Dione . 294 Stncklond, Nancy E., Mrs. 615 Sp1vo, D1ono Dee 261 , 593 Stephenson, Koren 291 Strickland, Raymond l. 307, 647 T Spiva, W1U1om Randolph 403, 614 Stephenson, Wtory Sue 647 Strickland, Thomos Corter 213, 299, 615 
Sp1na10, Con.dice Jone .614 	Stncklond, Joyce Ann 459 , 594 
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II Spohn, Rochel C. .175 Stermer, Curhs Lynn . 614 Stncklm, Leo Poul, Jr. .282 Sponberg, Ronald Terry 269, 283, 628 Stern, Lawrence David . .270 Stneber, Dorothy Ann .450 Spradley, Gorey 8. .270 Stern, Susan Adele 218 Stned, Borboro Mone .647 Tabak, Debro A 255, 454, 647 
Spring, Chorn1to 183, 284, 315, 460, 646 Sternberg, JoseJ)h . 413, 5•6 Stnegler, C)ve Joy .383 Tabbert, Beverty Joan 615 Sprll"lg, Nodine 226, 284, 293, 301, 549, 628 Stetson. Lindo Groce 628 Stringer, Mox Franklin .456 
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Tabor, Chnstopher C. 647 Springer, Poul Richard .628 Stelter, Koren Kolb 216, 218 Stnnger. Potnc t0 K. 229, 594 Tocke", Rondy Joe 615 
Tocquord, Phyl lis E. 64 7Sprott, Ronald David 646 Steub1ng, Royce W 1llt0m 223 Stnplmg, Josephine 628
II 	Tog, "'nold Roy 269
Spruill, Katherine Rurh .472 Stevener, Wode Gerard 64 7 Stnttmotter, Joseph W. 615 Tolbert, Jomes Douglas 215
Squires, Wilham R., Ill 209 Stevens, Michael 	.509 Stromberg, Barbaro Moe .281
• Tolbert, Wilham l 257 I Talbot, Anne Morie 301
Squyres, lou 11 Marvin, Jr. 469 Stevens, Nancy Dione .255 Strong, Rose Marte 387, 615 
St. Oo1r, Joe Christopher •23, 614 Stevens, Nancy Susan 316, 4'4 Strong, Wm. Reese 

552 Tolboys, Fuul Albert 438, 628 
Ill St Geclfge, Franz Joseph .470 Stevens, Potnc10 Deon .482 Stroope, W1lhom David 417, 615 Toltoferro, Woller R. 397
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Nome Nome Poges Nome Poges No,,,. Poges
Poges 
Talkington, Pr1sc1llo Ann 594 Thogeflen, Lynn Ma1e . 454, 647 Titus, Solly 255 Tudzin, Diano l. Bruno, Mrs. .615 Tallent, Moqone Ann 455 Thomas, Alon George .522 To, Philip Ku Y . 183, 191, 595 Tuffly, Ellen louise 175, 183 Tolley, Dennis lee 230, 280, 603 Thomas, Alano Cheryl 261 , 301 , 445 Tobias, Stephanie D. . 595 Tull, Christopher M .. 385, 648 
307
Tolley, Robert Louis Thomas, Beverly Koy .647 Tobin, Wolter Joseph .217 Tull, Terrence William .213 Tolley, Ronald Charles 594 Thomas, Deborah Mone .647 Tobor, Mic hoeI Joy 318, 413, 432 Tullos, Fronce$ E .. .481 Tolley, Susan Gner 460, 647 Thomas, Donald Duron 409, 595 Todor, Yvonne E. . 226, 603 Tumlinson, Thomas Edward 377, 603 Tolley, Susan Jene 314, 647 Thomas, Florence Ford . 452, 454, 628 Todd, David Nicholas .282 Tune, Billy Corl 307, 648 Tolly, Alton Russell 21 7, 647 Thomas, Frances Claire 647 Todd, John Edd .595 Tunstall, Carol Ann 160, 233, 301 , 313, 615 Tolly, Susan Lynn 313 Thomas, Gregory Hording .373 Todd, Lindo Arlene 595 Tunze, Susan Blo1r .596 Tamayo, George Edward 628 Thomas, Jomes Stanley . 429 Todd, Metvin Reynolds . 409, 628 Turet, Charles S., Jr .. 207, 277, 287, 387 Tamburello, Nancy M. 229, 647 Thomas, Jeon Charles .615 Todd, Patricio Ann .478 Turet, Diann E. 0., lilt.rs. 287, 596 Tanaka, Yosh1ok1 .594 Thomas, John Carroll .647 Todd, Russell George 183, 374 Turel, Stephanie Sue . 175, 615 Tongney, Mori10 594 Thomas, Kori Ashton .307 Todd, Sharon Elizabeth 239, 253, 311 , 595 Turnage, Valene Lynne 293, 294 
Tankersley, Lizabeth 182, 268, 293, 647 Thomas, Kathy Ann 291 , 435, 439, 615 Todd, Tero Gail .478 Turnbough, Cynthia Koy 316, 455, 648 Tonkenley, Richard f. 628 Thomas, loss Edward 213 Toepp, Sharon Elizabeth 239, 437, 628 Turner, Betty Sue .648 Tonner, George Eldndge 205 Thomas, Morgorel Ann .628 Toles, Cynthia Ann .647 Turner, Carol Lynn .455 Tonner, Jomes Roddy 647 Thomas, Mory Jone .603 Toles, Holland Edward, Ill 254, 297, 628 Tumer, David Alon 150, 173, 603 Tonner, William Ronald 594 Thomas, Michael Gene 441 Talk, John Dovid 595 Turner, Otano Mone . .615 Tonry, Melvin Jerry 471 Thomas, Nancy Jone .267 T olk, Judy Anne .647 Turner, Gerold lynn, Jr. .648 Topper, PalriclO Ellen 182, 628 Thomas, Nela laura . 455, 628 Toll, Linda Foy . .647 Turner, Jomes W .. 145, 161, 209 Tarbox, Mox Ralph 210, 365, 594 Thomas, Potrosky 370, 595 Tolle, Theodore Keith . 214 Turner, James Wimberley . .628 Torgoc, Glenn Wtorshal 238, 615 Thomas, Ph1U1p Whited 222, 595 Tolson, lester Marvin .595 Turner, Jill .255 Tarlton, John Yerby 307, 647 Thomas, Ronald George .647 Tomforde, Albert M., Ill 385, 628 Turner, Kathleen Margaret .596 Torpley, Bobbie Lou 272. 594 Thomas, Russell Eaton .487 Tomjack, Trov1s Lynn . 182 Turner, lelond S., Ill . .596 T orpley, Jo net Mary 255 Thomas, Stephen Douglas .595 Torricins, Dwight Doniel 468, 628 Turner, Lynn Dell T., Mrs. .596 Torrillion, Richard B., Jr. 628 Thomas, Thomas Jay .647 Tomlin, Doyce Earl .615 Turner, Robert Gerold .316 Tartt, Sandro Ann .594 Thomas, Thomasina .628 Tomlinson, Gail A. .595 Turner, Thomas Charles 317, 520, 552 Toshnek, Ron Irving 425, 628 Thomas, William C. .269 Tomlinson, Molla Sue .430 Turney, William Jockson 401 , 615 Toter, Sheryl Eileen 543, 549. 551 Thomason, Carol Ann 261, 595 Tomlinson, Reavis E .. 249, 292, 595 Turrentine, Mory E. .271 Tote, Cynthia Jane 268 Thomasson, Joanne P. K., Mrs. .289 T orrpkins, Jerry Brian .208 Tuten, Worren Eugene . .269 Tote, R1chad Akm 628 Thompson, Brenda Gail 261 , 628 Tompkins, Wyatt Myroo .522 Tvedt, Dorothy Helen 460, 648 Tatone, Michael Anthony . 211, 299, 277 Thompson, Cothy Ann .615 Tensing, Robert Evon .628 Twiford, Patricio Ann .628 T otsch, Jocquelme Sue 647 Thompson, Doniel 0 ., Ill .208 Tooke, William Moys .522 Twomey, Frec:kic Lawrence 377, 603 Tatum, Carol Beth .647 Thompson, David B . . .595 Toombs, Ann P., Mrs. .316 Tyiska, Pauline .484 Toub, Gregory tvan 367, 268 Thompson, Deborah Jone . .462 Toombs, Jomes Edwad .316 Tyler, Jock lama, Jr. .628 Taub, Michael David 434, 594 Thompson, Debo<oh Kaye .251 T opek, Fredell Madeline 204, 261 , 459, 628 Tyler, Jonme Jo 476, 549, 628 Tousend, Polr1c10 Ann 278, 437, 647 Thompson, Fronk Roy 628 Topham, Catherine Anne . .463 Tyler, Louis Roy .261 Tousend, Wellwood N. 413, 647 Thompson, Jomes Allen 417, 595 Topp, John W. . 187, 233, 237, 595 Tyler, Richard l. .596 
208
Toutfest, Michael T. Thompson, Janet .416 Topp, Melvin K. .595 Tyler, Ronnie Poul .492 T oylor, Ardell 288, 647 Thompson, Janine E. 255, 549, 647 Tornow, Joel Fronk .216 Tymniak, Lonee Borend .206 T oylor, Arthur lee 522 Thompson, Jerry Roy .615 Torrance, Susan Shelby 542, 548 Tynan, Timothy T. .648 Taylor. Betty Ellen 204, 628 Thompson, John Dovid, Ill .316 Totten, William Pool . 215, 256 ToylOf'. Bt1on Douglas 319 Thompson, John McKinley 377, 615 T ottenhom, Dennis Edward .318 Taylor, Coral 010ne . .615 Thompson, Jon Hunter . .160 Tottenham, Potnc10 Ann 231 , 595 Taylor, Cory Elizabeth 148, 159, 167, 204, Thompson, Kenneth Eugene 429, 628 Tottenham, Terry 0 .. 145, 173, 260 
u
209, 308, 264, 615 Thompson, Kenneth Horry .595 Touchon, Ronold Eric 536, 537, 647 Taylor, Charlene 484, 594 Thompson, Michael WesJey 417, 595 Touchton, Gory C. .647 T oylor, Charlotte M. . 647 Thompson, Oscar Roy .628 Toudouze, Nancy E.. .403 Taylor, Chnstopher Rand .373 Thompson, Patrick Dwain . .529 Toups, Corolyn Rase . .603 Udovic, Joseph Doniel .267 Taylor, Cyndi 307, 543, 628 Thompson, Robert l. . .145 Tovar, Frank Andrew 204, 208, 277 Uecker, Wilfred C. 161, 258, 270 Taylor, Cynthia .647 Thompson, Rodney Brooke .603 Tow, Richard Wayne 223, 257, 270, 595 Ullrich, Virginia Ann . 226, 615 Taylor, Cynthia Ann .647 Thompson, Ronald lee . .213 Tewers, John Howard Ulrich, John Mosil H . 
.223 .648 Taylor, Dione Elizabeth 192, 460, 293, 628 Thompson, Roy Woyne 282, 595 Towery, Fronk, Jr. .377 Ulrich, Stephen Emil . .468 Taylor, Gory lee 160, 192, 105, 265 Thompson, Steven Douglas 318, 397 Towler, lorry Wayne .316 Ulsh, Robert Vance .453 Taylar, George Aaron 249 Thompson, Steven Eugene .595 Townsend, Clyde D .. .595 Umholtz, Roberto Ju~nito ~ .628 Taylor, Horry lee Thompson, Susan Ann 291 , 647 Townsend, lorry Bruce . .595 Umphress, Johnny Mike 468, 648 Taylor, Jomes Fronkltn 223, ~~~-Thompson, Tommy Deon .603 Townsend, Richard Lambeth . . 545 Umstottd, Robert McNutt . 391 , 615 
Toyl<><, Joy Seth 594 Thompson, Tommy lewis .595 Tracy, Jomes F., Jr. .391 Underhill, Elizabeth June . .288 T oylor, John lee 594 Thompson, Wilham D. A. . .628 Tracy, lynn 278, 647 Underhill, Wm. Vance . .270 Toyfor, John Thomas 243, 245, 603 Thompson, William S. .401 Trocy, Margaret E . .603 UnderNood, Roberto An,,.; .615 Taylor, John Woodr~. Jr. 282 Thomson, Dru .452 Tracy, Susan Ellzobeth . 435, 436, 628 Unterberger, Glen Alon .648 T oylor, Joseph Kent 373, 647 Thornberry, David Homer 267, 270, 273, 595 Trager, Robert Owen .209 Upchurch, Ronald l. . .596 Taylar, Julius Heyward . .391 ThOf'nberry, Kate .365 Trahan, Suzanne Renee 255, 647 Upshow, Joe Smith .385 Taylor, Koy Carol 615 Thornberry, Molly . .555 Trammell, Dovid W. .316 Upton, Lindo Lou . .596 T oylor, lorry Dole 421, 647 Thornblom, Jamee M. .479 Traner, Trudy Ann .615 Urboch, Mork Alon .413 Taylor, lorry Ray .487 Thornbury, Donald H., Jr. .259 Transou, Lynda Lou . 182 Urbon, Lloyd Vtetor . .259 
448, 615 .615 
ToylOf' , Lindo Thorne, Barbaro Jeon .615 Traugott, Mary Ellen . 482 Urbon, Robert Charles . Taylor, Mononne .301 Thorne, George C., Jr.. .628 Travis, Janice K. M., Mrs. .267 Urbanek, Thomas Roy .213 T oylor, Mor1one Paulette 594 Thorne, Lynn Leon .595 Traweek, James loFoyette . 615 Urbanic, Jonie Lynn . .596 Tayk>r, Mortin Edward . 257, 258, 270 Thornhill, Paul Dewey .234 T roylor, Evalyn Sue .615 Urbonovsky, Bobby Wo.yn~ : .596 Taylor, Marvin Bailey .211 Thornhill, Richard Joe 269 Traynor, Moureen Ann . .268 Urquhart, Jone Elizabeth . 255, 460 Toyk>r, Noel Hobart .319 Thornton, Bruce Cary 280, 595 Tredway, Stephen Allen 211 , 299, 647 Uselton, Peggy W., Mrs. 270, 273 Taylor, Potrte10 J. 548, 555 Thornton, Bruce M 365, 647 Treechatinant, Doo .483 Usetton, Samuel Porker . 407, 648 Taylor, Robert Spencer 365, 628 Thornton, Eddie Deon .615 Treimon, Maurice H. .425 Ussery, Miriam Vanette .615 Toylor. Roberto Ao.n 483 Thornton, El1zobeth Anne . 239, 253, 313, 595 Trevtno, Diano Mario 255, 647 Utley, Don Kirk 469, 615 Toylo<, Sand' a Joyne 594 Thornton, Mortho Jeon . .615 Trevtno, Eugene R. 466, 628 Utley, Rebecca Ann 285. 596 Taylor, Scott lee 417 Thornton, Terry lee 182, 456, 647 Trevtno, Eva Cardenos, Mrs. '.261 Taylor. T ereso Ann 480 Thornton, Thurmon D. 647 Trevtno, Gustavo .468 Taylor, Tern Mn 459, 647 Thorp, Charles Arthur .595 Trevino, Jimmy George .216 Teague, Jom1choel Horg1s 405, 4~2. 628 Thorson, Gregory Alon 389 T revtno, Joe Robert .595 vTeague, Keith Lynn 243 Throsh, Joe Henry 208 Treyb19, Harvey J. .259 Teal, Alon Thomas 594 Thrasher, Steven Bruce . .269 Trice, Suzanne .543 Teas, Ben'°"''" D., Jr. 307, 647 Thronson, Lawrence E. 456 Triece, Terry Morgoret 596
. Teed, Jere M. 177, 555 Thuma, Susan Alice .615 Trigg, Jone Reed 183, 189, 628 Teehng, Wilham Linder 310, 393 Thurman, George I. , Jr. .595 Trimble, Deborah Ann 473, 615 Voccoro, Josephine Ann 
459, 628 Teichelmon, Laverne Foye 226, 293 Thurmon, Mory Louise . .261 .596 Vacek, Clora Brosch, Mrs. . 271
Trimble, Glendo Ruth Teichelmann, Lona Evelyn 628 Thurmc:m, Robert Woyne 387, 628 Trimble, Leon Stokes . .615 Vacek, Don Coroll 283, 615 Teitelbaum, Joy 269, 647 Thurmond, Wtlltam Kenneth . .548 Trncok, Randoll Hall . .205 Valadez, Carlos Louro .469 
. Te1telboum, W ilham J 367 Thweatt, Wilham T., Jr. 274, 280 Troberman, Rick Hanson 492, 552 Volodez, Jorge ~nuel .486 Tekell, Wondo Sue 615 Tibbetts, Michael Eden 522, 524 Trodher, Marsha Sue Hope .647 Valdez, David lee 221, 628 Temple, Thompson Bond 373 Tice, Melinda Susan .628 Trojanowsky, Diano G. 182, 647 Valdez, Joe Mario 
.648 
Templeton, Jomes G. 405, 647 Tice, Stanley lee .387 Trotonowsky, Brenda E. 182, 268 Valdez, Ricardo Cruz 
468, 540, 648 
Te~1n, HO\N'ard Leslie 387 Tickner, Thomas Allen 289 Tronson, Jodie K .. 172, 252, 596 Volek, Steven Joseph 
.509 
Teng, Neal lee 628 Tidwel, Charlotte J. 473 Trosky, Chester J .. 615 Volentine, Lionel Ten1son, Ann Hughes 647 Tiemann, Robert Miller . 393 Trott, Paulo Jo 647 Volentine, Mory E. .285 Tenney, Wayne Alken 390, 391 Tierney, Barbaro A. B .. Mrs. 172 Trout, Bobbie Jo 596 Vallejo-Echevemo, Johnny .628 
.538 Tennison, Thomas Edward 213, 277 Tierney, Margaret C. 452, 628 Trout, Suzanne 596 Vallone, Stephen Vincent . 421, 615 Terhune, David Nelson 257 Tierney, M1choel P. 262, 302, 303, 454 Tr~bndge, Fronk R., Jr. 487 Von Amburgh, Vemto lee .628 
Termooth, Stephen G. 259 Tiet1en, Brenda J. 257 Trudeau, Steven Ross .377 Van Der Veer, Otano .615 Terrazas, Richard James 319, 403, 615 Tiller, Gory Ph1ll1p 647 True, Troy Ne~ .243 Von Horn, Franc.es K. .596 Terry, Arthur Freels 318 T1llerson, Jo Lyn 281, 307 . Truex, Jonathon Hoh 270 Von Oueloe<, Poul J~ 
187, 249 
Terry, Beverly Lynn 628 T1llely, Louro Madeline 261, 271 Trum, Hildegarde J. 548, 647 Von Zont, Charles Herbert 
208, 290, 291 
Terry, Charles Conrod 227 Tilly, John Rolond 647 Truss, Robert Steve 280, 603 Von, Stephen l. 144, 161, 172, 175, 177 
Terry, Cindy Jeon 594 T1mberloke, Martin Ray 522 Trutna, Wilham R., Jr. 269, 456 Von, Wilham Ho~rd 
.596 
Terry, Mork Alon 407 T1n*o, Memanne Jill 647 Tsang, W1lk1e Wu"lg Kee 237, 539, 555 Vono, Anna Margaret . 182, 278 
Terry, Steven Gardon 417 T1mm1ns, Frances 189, 308 T schoerner, Debor oh F. 615 Vonolst1ne, Annabelle . 
. 462 
Terry, Susan Nell 390, 594 Ttminons, Lindo l<Acme 261 , 270, 595 Tseo, Gu Din .270 Vonberg, Harold E., Jr. 
. 209 
Terwelp, Doniel Rome 389, 492, 628 Timmons, Patrick F., Jr. 144, 207, 282, 466 Tsu, Ou Choi 486 Vance, Abbtg01I 8., Mrs. .628 Tervon, Robert Poul 545 Timmons, Terence Penick 277, 283, 291 Tuck, Reginald >Jan 391 Vance, Betty Ann . .648 Terzian, Toni Jeanne 647 Tims, Kathryn Coin 267, 561 Tucker, Byron Colhn . 269, 469, 647 Vance, Bill Metcalf 510, 522 Teien, Robert Poul, Jr 182, 391 Tims, Kathy R H., Mrs. 261, 595 Tucker, (ynthio 648 Vance, Elizabeth lno . 271 
Teubner, Mork Glenn 595 Tindel, Koren 261 , 595 Tucker, Dennis 0.ehl 222 , 615 Vance, John Bornngton .596 Teve<bough, Monty J 628 Tiner, Jomes Michael 365, 615 Tucker, Eliot P. 265 Vance, Kim Owo1n .596 Thacker, Fronk Austin 615 Tingley, Terry Walker 385. 546 Tucker, Fred Peel 603 Vance, Zinno Borth .270 Thornes, Morge 615 Tmnerman, Helen loU1se 595 Tucker, Ga+I Su son 261 , 628 Vancil, Koren Annett~ : .648 Thorm, W1ll1om Nicoio1 206, 275, 615 T 1ppen, Bnon Allon 292 Tucker, George Gilespie 552 Vanderhoef, lou1s.e 8. 648 
Thoxlon. Borboro 226, 647 Tipple, Dove Franklin 401, 628 Tucker, John Bee, Ill 389, 596 VondenJ1ce, John Potndt : 628, 629 
Theberge, Mor1one l 628 Tipton, George W., Jr 365, 647 Tucker, John Pyne 466, 648 Vondu...,, -"col Domell 541 
rn.berge, Patrick Joseph 409, 6 15 Tipton, Jo Ellen 271 Tucker, Robert Keith 213 Voneenenoom, PotnclO . 542 
Theu, Donno Maxine 595 Tipton, Mcmlyn K 267 Tucker, Themot El~ott 374 Vonk>h, Melvin Oaie .257 
Thenot, Goerge Th()ITl(n 615 Vann, Jon Mtchoel
fodole, N1k1 Jo 459 Tucker, W1ll1om Johnstone 399, 615 417, 648 Ti.dole, ltobert Roy 385 Tudor, ~ry Ahce 167, 204, 298, 308, 615 213
Thteme. Robert Bunger, Ill 628 Vonneu, John Abbey 
Thigpn. Mof goret Ann 460, 628 T1tu,, John A., Jr 647 Tudor, Susan Terry 315, 460 Vonshellenbeck, G K. 648 




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Ill ..•II Ill II  Vick, Michael iY.oyfield : Vickers, Rollo Sue . Vickery, Edward Oo~nt~m· Vickery, Ronald W ayne V1cklond, Koren Ann Victort, iY.ory Frances V1lcoq, Michelle iY.ory Villerreal, Jorge M., Jr. Villarreal, Jose A., Jr.  .648 .542 381 , 629 270, 280 307, 648 . 263 167, 172, 308, 615 .615 . 596  Walker, Robert Bndges Walker, Ronald Boyce Walker, Ronald Bruce Walker, Roy Earl Walker, Sh1tley Ann Walker, Tel'T)' Wayne Walker, Velosio A. B. Walker, Wonda Sue Walker, William David  221 , 270 629 365, 603 262, 307 597 426, 427 445 459. 615 373, 615  Watson, W1U1om David Watson, Winston Wolf, Alon Stevenson Watt, Gory Woyne Watt, Richard 0 Waninger, Thomas Emmett Watts, Charles Ross Watts, Donny Dowson  615 397 648 161 , 190, 262, 274 280, 302, 307. 597 552 615 629 392  WesrfoU. Masha Lynne Westfall, W 1ll1om Anhur Westmoreland, 8'odley Wetusk1, Raft Hyman Wexler, Lindo Merle Weyond, Louis 0 Whalen, Carol J R , Mn. Whorton, Jomes Eric Whorton, Leslie Ann  301 , 648 597 183, 269, 385, 648 597 629 597 226 319, 597 648  
IOI 'l ••a I•l• l•" ti " ll ' il l l " "• "'l l  Villorreol, Judith, Mrs. V1llorreol, Minerva 0 . V1llorreol, Richard O. Villarreal, Victor Romeo Villasenor, Rebecca L. Villostrigo, And rew H. V1llere, Denise Morie Vine, Sondra Kathryn Vining, Jos. Lee Vinson, Charles D~o~e : Vinson, Charles E. Vinson, Fred Buckner Vinson, Russell W ayne Viola, Gregort Poul . Viscardi, Mory Ann Vise, Beryl David . Vittetoe, Judith Ann V1z.ord, Mononn E. G ., .Mrs. Vlohakos, Victor Voelzel, Gustave W..' ui Vogel, Carol L. . Vogel, Clo1re Bern;ce Vogel, Leon Oov1d, II Vogelfong, Jill R .. Vogelfong, Susan Jo~e ~ Vogelsang, Jeon Lavone Vogely, Emil Herron . Voigt, Carole Reine Votgt, Reinhard . Voight, W 1tlodene Volken1ng, Jonis Jo Volken1ng, Ronnie Ro~ : Vollmer, Phyllis Joann Volpe, Monlyn Jeon . Voltin, iY.orcus John, Jr. Vonderhe1d, iY.ort1n P. Vonmerveldt, Joseph P. Vonstein, Steven Joy . Vonwupperf1eld, M. Voorhees, Rosalyn M. Vornsand, Kurt Theuer : Voskamp, Susan Voskamp, Thomas Alon  261 , 596 .619 . 247 . 596 .648 . 596 . 251 307, 455, 648 . 294 . 407 280, 317, 596 234, 259 .629 .648 .480 629 .267 . 196 . 241 .596 .596 . 648 .615 .459 .424 .629 . <56 182, 596 . 273 272, 596 . 267 183, 317, 629 . 596 .648 409, 615 .457 227, 259 . 280 211 300, 437, 629 .648 281 , 307, 629 307  Walker, W11l1om Mills Woll, Gladys Ann Woll, John Thomas Woll, Lewis Douglas, Ill Wallace, David Lowry . Wolloce, Edward B. Wallace, Jomes Gregory Wallace, Janet Foye Wallenstein, Richard Alon Woller, John Cosey Wallis, John Rosi Wallis, Melinda Louise Wallis. Ted Wilham Walls, Robert Ernest Walls, Stephen Craig Walsh, Jomes Raymond Walstad. Susan Jeon Wolter, David Hill Wolter, Jomes Horman Wolters. Jomes E. Wolters, Jomes Robert Wolters, Jos. Royce Wolters, Mory Margaret Walthers, Joan Elise Wohon , Georgia Mizell Walton , John Monte Walton, Johnie Mock Walton, Mork Thomas Woltnp, John Stephen Walts, Mtehoel Jomes Walts. Wtlltom Edward, II Wong, Joseph Y1h H. Word, Jomes Eugene Word, John Fronk Word, John S Word, Lindo Morie Word, Mory Anne Word, Potnc10 Camille Word, Robert Corrick Word, Rosalie L1lhon Word, V1tg1mo Groce Word, Warren Rolph Word, W1lhooi Seaton Wordell, Noncy Ruth  267 597 234 . 259, 280. 597 .419 247, 597 224, 597 .231 287 , 292 318 407 267 648 403, 629 207 387, 629 456 254 597 419, 648 597 262, 307 597 542, 548, 597 615 313, 460, 648 262 318 262 , 648 393 393, 540, 629 377 259 597 217 , 269 270 281 462, 542 314 397, 648 293 250 252 368 615  Waugh, Jo Anne Waugh , Michael Jay Wauson, Jahn Wesley Waxler, Melvin Ellis Wayland, Steven Lee Ways, Cathy Anne Wear, W1ll1om 0 ., Ill Weary, Andrew Harvey Weatherby, Roberto G Weatherly, Don C., k . Weathers, James Doniel Weaver, Elizabeth Ann Weaver, Joseph R , Jr Weaver, Nancy A. Weaver, Richard Kmfln Weaver, Thomas Joy Webb, Borboro Ann Webb, Brenda Koy Webb, Coral Ann Webb, Gorrell Webb, Jonie Roe, Mrs Webb, Lorry Leon Webb, Lonndo Leo Webb, Marke Daryl Webb, Pamela Jo Webb, Rodney Milton Webb, Ronald Kermit Webb, Steve Edward Webern1ck, Jock Nelson Webre, Lloyd Posey, Jr Weddell, William Alon Weddington, Janes Ronald Wegner. Harold Wehner, Sherry A. S , Mn Weidner, Soro Lynn Weil. Alon Joy We1lmuenster, Jerome 0 Weiner, Barry M Weiner, Debro Roe Weiner. Mork Steven Weingarten. Ahce Foye We1n~e1n, Judith Lynn We intraub, David Allon Weir, Richard Von  597 319 648 269 413 293, 437 . 648 603 597 454, 648 209, 175, 629 597 597 207 255, 268, 648 213 215. 256, 555 255, 648 168 263 283 270 492, 552 603 282 648 283 292, 629 254 209 597 509 270 629 261 182 267. 270 233 367. 597 648 367 597 597 206. 425, 597 648  Whatley, Lindo Ann Wheotcroh, Jahn David Wheatley, Pout Alexander Wheaton , M. Isabelle N., Mn. Wheeler, Corio Sue W heeler, Charles Henry Wheeler, Don Charles Wheeler, Jonis Lynn Wheeler, Lindo Wheeler, Lindo Carol L , Ml'\. Wheeler, Michael tvens Wheeler, W1U1om Glenn, II Wheeler, Wtlhom Morley Wheeler, W1ll1om R Wheekxk, Eugene Thomes Wheelock, Susan Jone Vlheelus, Clevek>nd Doniel Wheless, Rober1 F Whehon. Kathryn Jeanne Wh1tocre, Janet Koy Vilh1toker . Richard B White, Anne Ivey, Mrs . White, Corl Stephen White, Carolyn Ann W , Mn. White, Oov1d Brodley White, Deborah Goy White, Donna Koy Vilh1te, Edwin Hardy, Jr . White, Erdmute M W . White, Gory Wayne Whtie. George Bruce White. Horry Monroe White, Hester Ann White, Jomes Thomas White, Koren Clydette White, Kathleen Vilh1te, Lindo Jane Mute, Margaret Meredith White. Monho Glenelle White, M1Choel Parr Wtute, Molly Tyner White, Potr1c10 Ann White , Richard Fronk White, Robert Burton  314, 455. 648 603 404 276 293 468, 629 418, 419 629 261 , 229, 212, 450 167 413. 648 254 598 456, 648 477, 487 629 469 397, 648 293 288 269, 283, 649 603 492, 552 596 419 291 629 381 . 456. 649 270 401 , 616 541 211 , 299 261 365. 546 155 261 , 293, 629 555 629 161 , 629 429 273, 598 629 282 106, 649  
" l " 16•Ill Ill• Ill II Ill SI Ill UI .... ".. SI QI ~· lD '6.. l Ill  w Wochendorfer, Charles 183, 407, 648 Wachsmuth, John Charles 419 Wackerbarth. Estela S .. Mrs . 197 Wackerbarth, Richard K. 197, 198 Waddell, Grady Kim 409 Waddell, Henry Thomes, Jr. 615 Woddell, Loy Albin 385, 648 Waddell, Merit Stanley 385, 648 Waddell, Robert Bruce 596 Waddell, Stevon Reed 417. 648 Wodd1ll, Gregg C. , Ill 552 Wode, Jomes Henry 317, 596 Wode, Koren Lynn 648 Wode, Richard L. 389 Wages, Stephen Corl 615 Waggoner, Judy 597 Woggoner; M1choel Bruce 391 , 597 Waggoner. Thomas Henry 262, 265, 302, 303, 318 Wagner, David Lee 615 Wagner, Donald Ernest 257, 297 Wagner, Elaine Louise 597 Wagner. Eleonor Lucille 261, 450 Wagner, Fronk Henry, Jr. 205, 206, 275, 382, 383, 603 Wagner, John Leedom 413 Wagner, Peter Downs 421 Wagnon, Paulo Otone 462 Wohlert, Charles Hancock 319 Wohrmund, Donald C. -269, 648 Wohrmund, R1Chord Anthony 615 Wohrrn..ind, ltobert Allen 292 Waide, Jock Botd 186, 267, 597 Waide, John Ashley 469  Wordell , Roy L Wordlow, Beryl Jacobo Wordlow, Malcolm Penrose Wore, Cynthia Wore, Margaret Ann Wareing, Leslie Le Nolf Warfield, Chnst1ne H. Warfield, Kathleen Wargo, Nancy Sue Waring, Mononne Warlick, John Wolter Worneclce, Robert B. Worner, Josephine Mory Worner, Robert Sounders Wormng, Kori Robert Warren, Cecil Wayne Worren, George MacDonald Warren, Kenneth Doyle Warren, Lindo Beth Warren, Moqone Coralyn Womck. John Stephen Wornngton, Gory Alon Warwick, Carolyn Warzecha, Mor1lyn Sue Wosem1ller, Morty K. Woshbourne, Jomes W . Woshburne, Richards P. W oshington , Carolyn E. Wasko, Carolyn Therese Waterhouse, Lorry Gene Waters, Borbo;o Ann Woten, Cynthia Jon Waters. R1Chard Roy, Jr Watford, Bettie S. Watford, George Hardy Wot1n, Jesdo Watkins, Carmen Gail Watkins, Charles Edward Watkins, Charles lee, 111  597 481 211 437 , 648 183 597 459. 648 548, 648 459, 648 460, 629 555 629 281 262, 302 423 , 603 615 597 648 459, 648 629 365 603 597 459 615 468 648 459 549 183 648 597 419 551 , 597 615 283, 629 307, 648 597 205, 387. 603  We1nch, George Thomas Weisinger, Janes S Weiss, Jock Allen Weiss, John Stephen Weiss, Ronnie Alton Weisser. Corl Warren Welch, Jomes Potnck Welch. John Edwin Wekh, Mork Alon Wekh, Meltndo Joan V(elch, Russell F Wekh, Susan Dione Welder. Leo Jomes, Jr Welder, W 1U1an Smith Weldon, Robert David Weldon, W11!1om Forrest We~. Jock Hermon, Jr Welhoelter, Mollie S Wellce, Robert Edward Wellborn, Richard Bowen Weller, Charles Fenton Weller, Kynn Wellman, Jomes Allen Wells, Dwayne Lynn Wells, Fredenck N., Jr . Welts, Henry W1ll1s Wells, John Richard Wells, John Tullos Wells, Jul'° Fo1r Wells, Krrslln Lee Wells, Mor1ho C Cone, Wn. Wells, Stephen J Wells, Terry Lee Wells, Thomas Monn Welsch, May Ann Welsh, Texas Movenclt Welsh, Wayne lee Wende. CAone Elaine Wende, Stephen Poul  648 249, 456. 269, 648 425 413 307 629 283, 254, 441 , 629 619 597 459, 648 597 435, 442, 629 312, 397 397, 648 365, 648 274 307, 387 454, 648 615 214 . 277 401 439 648 .648 377, 629 401 215. 256, 307 144. 172 597 215 267 243, 245, 376, 603 190, 235, 282, 597 407, 648 278, 648 374 257 255, 455, 648 307  wtHte, Rodrick Jomes White, Roger Stanley White. Ronald Horry White, Sharon Etta Whtie, Sharon Koy White, Sc.Ison R M , /tlvs White. Thomas Maritn White, W11l1om A. Whtie, William V Whitehurst, Will.om 0 , Jr Whitener. Thooios Q _, k Whites.de, Tom Heotly Whiteside, W ilham Robn Whitesides. David Alon Wh triteld, Lorry Alon Whitfield, Mory Poulo Wh1tf1eld , Stephen Roy Wh1tf1H , Aileen C Whitford, Lonnie Oral Wh1t1ng, Corin Chmlo Wh1hng, Sharon Carol Whirley. Corl Lee Whitley, Cheryl Leo Whitley, Pott1c10 L. Whitley, Robert Allon Whitlock , Gory Don Whitman, Alon Dees Wh1tm1re, Cathy 0 Wh1tm1te, Mory Catheryn Whitson, Kenneth W Whitson, Marcus Dole Whitteker, Robert L Wh1ttolcer. Stephen Emmett Whitten. Rober1 Holt j, Whither, Julius E Wh1tt1ngton, Gory R Wh1tt1ngton, Lee Powell Wh itton, Randoll Cro1g Wh1twonh. Ann  283 520 258 629 598 231 269, 417 , 649 259 382, 383, 603 159 213, 555 397, 509 427 , 432 282. 283. 629 269, 393, 649 649 262. 307, 466, 616 649 616 454. 629 251 , 598 471 649 460 307 228 367, 649 455 629 269, 307, 649 552 137 269 257 466, 509 316. 598 544 269. 649 289, 314  
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Whitworth, Ann Louise (see Renfro} 251 Wilson, Charles Monroe l B7. 237, 546, 59B, 547 Wood, Dione Pamela 145, 163, 175, 1B2, 255, 264 Wyrick, Thomos Fleming 269, 630 Whitworth, Dione . 2B7, 2B9 Wilson, Chnstopher 31B, 372, 373, 59B Wood, Donald Deon 417, 50B, 509 Wysocki, Timothy T .. .377 Whlt"NOrth, Gory Widen .399 Wilson, Claude Reese .603 Wood, Gleno Earlene .649 Wysong, David Wynne .216 Wiatrek, EI04ne Mone 420 Wilson, Don Emory .616 Wood, Jomes Frederick .365 Wiatrek, Mor1lyn Ruth 59B Wilson, Deborah Morie .616 Wood, Jonis Lynn .599 Wicker, Sondra lee 313, 59B Wilson, Deno Lois 264, 30B Wood, M;choel W. .190 Wieck, Dorothy 455 Wilson, Diano Lee 435, 443 Wood, Patricio l. . .4B3 y Wiedeman, Ston~y ~ymon 393, 629 Wilson , Donald Gene .649 Wood, Phyllis Koy .599 
Woegond, Fo"e~ Raymond 492, 496, 499, 500, 552 Wilson, Doyle Alon 429, 649 Wood, Robert Kerr .3Bl Wiegand, More Francis 269, 536 Wilson, Etso Louise .4B2 Wood, Tom Edwa<d . 205, 407, 629 Wieland, Steven R. 269, 540, •BB Wilson, Frances Eilene . .439 Wood, Warren Albert 2•3, 599 Yackel, Roger Alon .307 Wier, John Rex 616 Wilson, George H. .209 Woodall, Brenda Lee .629 Yaffe, Mor~yn Suson 599 Wigder, f.Aarlt Dole 267 Wilson, Gwendolyn Foye . 291 , 649 Woodall, Mory Celeste .599 Yager, Karherme Lynn .616 Wiggins, 0.ane E. .455 Wilson, Irene Frances 1B3, 59B Woodall, Robert M., Jr. .417 Yaklin, Doniel Arthur .616 Wiggins, Edith Ann 313 Wilson, James Milton, X . . 175, 3B5, 616 Woodard, Anlyss W. .599 Ychic, Catol.na Yerte a . .555 Wigginton, Donald Glenn 492, 495, 49B, 552 Wilson, Jomes Owen 649 Woodard, Baxter Kent . .409 Yamin, Gregory Kaiser . .229 Wilcox, Alon Grady 393 Wilson, Jomes Preston .316 Woodo,d, Bed<y Evelyn 163, 2B3, 313, 472, 473 Yonoway, James Hunter .466 Wilcox, Ronald Bruce •86 Wilson, Jeon Louise 27B, 629 Woodard, Jon Ne~ .217 Yoncey, Bernard D., .k. .269 Wildeman, Leonard H .. 3B3, 629 Wilson, John Mork .519 Woodo,d, l;ndo Morrone . 316, 477, 4B2, 549, 599 Yankee, Russell Scott .54B Wilder, lno Lynn .261 Wilson, Justin Scott .307 Woodard, Thomas Victor, Jr . .432 Yant, Bette Jean .250 Wilemon, Tern Lynne 460, 649 WilK1n, Katherine Jone .255 Woodard, Tommy Dole 492, 552 Yant, Chales Roy .229 
. Wiley, Gordan 0 . 399, 544, 59B Wilson, Kenneth Wayne .276 Woodruff, lorry Boyd .629 Yant, John Alexander .630 Wilhelm, John August .59B Wilson, Lorry Bront .269 Woodruff, Nancy lee .2B9 Yantis, Sarah Katherine .374 Wilhe"1, Morcio Koy .629 Wilson, lorry Gene .544 Woods, Alicia Dione .462 
Yarborough, Owen Bascomb .312 
Wilhelm, Ruthann . .4B2 Wilson, Laura Dole 1B3, 310, 616 Woods, Coralee .616 Yarbrough, Carlton 0., Jr. .259 Wilhelm, Stanley Mak . .419 Wilson, Lonnie W., Jr. . .266 Woods, Carol .231 Yarbrough, Christy J. .649 Wilke, Donny Kaye 294 Wilson, Margaret Jo .255 Woods, Joliolo Aileen 454, 649 Yorbrough, Oona Elizabeth 161, 264, 261 , 599 
Wilke, Doyle M. R., Mrs. .294 Wilson, Margaret June . .255 Woods, May Jone .276 Yorbroogh, Kenney E. .269 Wilkerson, Dia Koren 460, 629 Wilson, iYiargorel Sue .649 Woods, Poul I(. .599 Yarbrough, ;..\ax Franklin . .432 Wilker10n, Ray Allen .616 Wilson, Marilyn Woods, Sharon Maie Yarb<ough, Randoll A. 316, 466, 510, 522, 649 
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wakes, Goy lee .649 Wilson, Marion T. .629 Woods, Stephen Earl 237, 616 Yarbrough, Richard A. . . 316, 510, 522, 524, 649 Wilkey, Donna Jean . 254, 59B Wilson, Mork C>Nayne .46B Woods, Terrence Lynn . 206, 395, 616 
Yoryon, Salty Berry .616 Wilkins, Patrick Lawrence . 3B5 Wibon, Martha B., MIS. 267, 293 Woods, TherreM E. 237, 277, 599 
Yates, Horotd Worthington 2BO, 456 Wilkinson, Bruce Edwt7d . .374 Wilson, Martha Jeon .59B Woodul, Poul Joseph 205, 417, 629 
Yates, Kenneth Horokt 241 , 599 Wilkinson, lorry Eldon . .59B WilKln, Mory Anne .649 Woodul, Wolter Fronk, Ill .417 
Yates, Lindo Ann 307, 4B4 
Yates, Meridith . .315 
Wilkinson, Robert H. 2B3, 43B Wilson, /WJry Melinda 437 Woodward, Betsy . •37, 649 Yates, Ronald F. .385 
Wilk1SOn, Rich lee .234 Wilson, Mory Zappia, Mrs. .59B Woodward, Sandro Koy .439 
Yates, Shorotyn Gayle .616 
Will, Jomes William 649 Wilson, Maureen Virginia . 436, 629 Wooldridge, Eleonor A. .462 
Yates, Shirley Anne 542, 649 Will, Janet Ruth B., Mis. .59B Wilson, Michael Lancaster .629 Wooldridge, Gayle 301, 616 Yown, We'SJey lee .3B9
Will, Kenneth M. 20B, 555 Wilson, Michelle Ivy . 374, 59B Wooley, Janet Lynne .649 
Yozdi, Mojtobo 232, 599 
Wilord, Susan Jane . .59B Wilson, Nancy Brinlee 455, 649 Wooley, John Adair . 269, 216, 265, 629 Ybarro, Jesse .319 Yeager, Kerry .469
Willbern, Nancy lee 316, 462, 629 Wilson, Oliver Henry .3B9 Wooley, John Corey 364, 365, 603 Wille, Dione Louise l B2, 59B Wilson, P. William .492 Wooley, Linda Carol .462 Willenzik, Alon Leon .269 Wilson, Pamela 156, 30B Wooley, Rocky lee .509 
Yeager, Stephen Wilfred .267 Yee, Allison Sing 2B2, 599Willhoite, Sherilyn Ann 2Bl , 307, 616 Wilson, Patricio A. C. .261 Woolfolk, Robert lee, IV .267 Will1oms, Andy Allen .373 Wilson, Paul Monnie .603 Woolsey, Jamee 24B, 549, 599 Yee, Paulo Choi Hoong 1B2, 293, 459, 616 Yeldermon, Claire Ann . 2Bl , 307, 603 Williams, Anita Clair .629 Wilson, Peggy Jo E., MIS. .316 Woolverton, Jack Foster .629 
Yeldennon, Joan Roe .603 
Williams, Ann Elizabeth .472 Wilson, Randall Bruce 31B, 373, 616 Woolwine, Michael Vance .319 Williams, Billy Thomos . .4B7 Wilson, Thomas David . .616 Worcester, Lenore H., /!ks. .261 
Yeldermon, Judy Kay .649 Yellin, Joni .616 
Williams, Bonnie Ann 616 Wilson, Thomas J. .59B Worchel, Barry Jason 1B6, 319 Yemma, Andrew Anthony . lBBWilliams, Bradford R. 223, 59B W~son. William R. .316 Worchet, Harvey Barton l B6, 267 Yetter, Jon M;ehoel .407 
Willtoms, Bradley T .. 421 , 649 W1IK1n, William Reid .391 Word, Cynthia . 167, 30B, 314, 4'B, 449 Ylitolo, David Lee . 3B9, 630 Willioms, Coralyn V. .271 Wimberly, Thomas Allon .391 Word, lorry Edwin .629 
Yoast, Kemeth lee 2BO , 603 Willtams, CkJro Ann . 616 Windham, Clell John, Ill 427, 629 Word, Lindo lee 307, 281 Yoder, Karen Elise .599 
Willtams, Cynthia lee .616 Wondhom, Donald Roy, k. . 492 Word, Thomas Edwin, X . . 307, 456 
Yom , Kerry Sao 230, 599 
Will1oms, Dona Helen •BO Windham, Judith Ann .59B Worhal, Terry Anne . 459, 649 Yonock, Doro Lynn 455, 649 Williams, Dorrell H .. .541 Windham, Nancy l. F., Mrs. . 427 Workman, W>.<xy C. P., Mrs.. 291 , 616 YO<'k, Guy Pollo'd .259 
Williams, OoVld Allen 419, 629 Winegardner, Joe E. 241 , 2BO, 59B Workman, Thomas Edward, Jr. 291 , 599 
York, John lours 147, 161 , 177, 2B3, •BB, 603
Willioms, David M. •03 W ingard. Dole Howard . 262 Worits, John Vickery . .413 
York, Morj«ie Sue 167, 301 , •76, •B3 
Willioms, Dennis Alon .603 Wingard, Robert lance .555 Worley, Jomes M1ehoel 377, 616 York, William E., Jr.. 269, 427, 649 Willoms, Dennis Michael . .59B Winham, John Wayne .649 W°''oll, Joseph S . .649 
Youmans, Robert Alan 20B, 599 WillJOms, Elizabeth A. .54B Winkler, Gary Zone .59B Worrell, Patricio luc1Me 313, 406, 452 Young, Abigail Ann .255 
Willioms, Fronk Calaway .391 Wonkle<, Joon Clyde . 2B9, 294, 2B7 Worsham, David lee .247 
Young, Adrian Lowell .419 
Williams, Gory Alon 407, 629 Winkler, Karen Ann . .629 Worsham, Gary Jomes . 237, 599 Young, Betty Ed 44B, 449Williams, George T. .649 Winn, Connie Sue 239, 603 Worsham, Robert Hercle .539 
Young, Carlton Emmitt . 3B5, 630 Williams, Glenn Higbee .649 Winnette, Miles S. .469 Worster, Steven Oork . 492, 494, 496, 501 , Young, Cothy Sue .630 
Williams, Horry Jomes . 2B2, 370, 466, 616 Winniford, Julio B. .649 502, 505, 506, 552 Young, Charles F .. 256, 599 Wilhoms, Jomes Earl .616 Winsier, Bobby Leon .217 Worth, Bruce Michael .237 
Young, Christopher S. 312, 492, 552 W1ll10ms, Jeanne Ann . 2Bl , 2BB. 251 , 307, 59B Winslow, Chester Douglas 217, 256 Worth, /WJrvin Poul . .367 
Young, Oovtd A. 190, 205, 603 
Willioms, John 0., Jr. 273, 263 Winslow, Oovid Emile .2BO Worth, Poul William .273 
Young, David Neol .649 
Willt0ms, John T., Jr. .555 Winslow, Karen Frances .455 Wortn, Robert lee, k. 393, 616 Young, David Richmond 393, 46B, 630 Williams, Jonothell 2B7, 291 Winston, John Steven .393 Wortham, Jomes A. . 279, 2BO Young, Don Ph1ll1p 20B, 441Williams, Kori Leonard .603 Winston, Renee . .424 Wortham, Kathy Jone .616 
Young, Donald Ray 23•, 599 Wii110ms, Kothenne Lynn .616 Winter, Ronald Stephen . 269 Wortham, Mic-hoe/ B . .599 
Young, Janine Ellen 459, 649 Willt0ms, Kenneth-()yrol .4B6 Winterl, Carol Ehzabeth 315, 629 Worthing, Rau Cogburn 391, 629 Young, Jeanne Corbm 454 Williams, lance David 29• Winterl, Kathleen May . .430 Wortley, Gory Stewart . 269, 292, 3B7, 649 Young, Jerry lee .292 
Williams, Lawrence S. .432 Winzer, Oov1d Wayne . 649 Wortmon, George ls.soc 243, 599 Young, Joncte Harvey 216, 630 Willioms, Leslie E. •B2 Wise, Oovtd Eugene . .616 Wronitzky, Nancy Jo 629 Young, lee Tang .457 
Williams, Linda Leo 251 Wise, Jock G. 22B, 31B, 372, 432, 59B Wray, William 0 . .279 
Young, Louis Edword 252 W1ll1oms, Lindo May 192, 649 Wise, Robert Allen 434, 649 Wren, Floyd G., Jr. .599 
Young, M1ehael Glenn 488 Will1oms, Lars Jane 649 Wiseman, Janet Louise . l B3, 629 Wren, John Calvin 599 
Young, M.choel Steven .649 Williams, Louis Booth, Jr. 421 , 59B Wiseth, Robert Edward . 297 Wright, Arthur l. .429 
Young, Omer Steven .247 Wilt.oms, Mark Thomas •23, 649 Wissemann, Gail Dione 436, 616 Wright, Barbara Carol . 307, 315 
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