Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX), Class of 1959, Cover

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I-I: I Q ' - 1- 1-, f B ,Ll Us X' 0 Y' . amb0UIlIQt president! message . San Angelo College is growing! Plans for six new buildings are being translated from blueprints to steel, con- crete, brick and mortar on our campus this year! The plans were two years in the makingg then a full year of construction is necessary for translating them. They may sewe for a century or more! The normal order of things in this is change. All of us either grow or decayg there is no standing still! San Angelo College is fully as concerned regarding the blueprints for the lives of our students in 1958-59 as we are for the plans for our new buildings. Blueprints for each life can be well-laid during your two years in San Angelo. All of our Faculty and Administration are here to help shape life-plans, and will watch with great interest through the years to see each person build soundly and welll May Heaven bless you in your efforts. Sincerely, M, . R. M. Cavness President ,- . , l .Ugg Q .l - ' . . t . 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The project is scheduled to be com- pleted by September of 1959. Porter Henderson, president of San Angelo College Board of Trustees, assists in groundbreaking ceremonies held August ll, 1958. The ceremony marked the beginning of the building program on the SAC campus. ld-tl 'lx . Y! 'fi s., 't 11" ,. . fi . 'A .gum ,. T I-':..s,e.f 1 , L, f, ., ,V -3 Bill Carpenter, SAC business manager, looks on while workmen put My "'4 ' Ji-ifsfw ,N j12,5-C51IQIQE:-'gffcfffjjgifif'-'E' " 5f.',5'Q:i, 'f 1 finishing touches on metal frameworlg used in the new Carr Hall. 1- - ,r t-,.,.fY.-:IQNPL -t ,E 5 , , ,lf "iz .W V. ' l 1f'+1 ' "fi - ii' 'A ' f 'Q W Y, We '-- ,, gg L, ,Q 4 j"'3'1f-,i1t"a' Q' N 'V " " E Q- Tiff A dirt moving machine assists in the earlier phases of construction. In the background is the foundation for the new Carr Hall. z sal f", 1 X f " J I, f , H. 5 X f Jil 1. -443-7 ' 1 lli x f XX l I E E ' ':'.:-:gh 'ww-. 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'. the faculty fared quite well in the student-faculty games . . . the dixie cats played up a storm . . . the food went fast . . . Indians, comic strip characters and other devices decorated the campaign scene . . . all in all, it was a good day . . . t 5 .fx 3 4 .U ,-J. 7 ...M ,.,, V ,.-'I-h,,Q,:T,z- 15,1 1.5 w N 'N 1 N 3 N f' K AIG' ul' Q If I 'F '?9lI-Liv' ,QL a 4" , . H E, Pin. H , -A . at: wrt , . 'vt Beans, barbeque and potato salad-Student Council style. 51 E' uf Q, .,. , 1 -1- r ,JJ-r-Q' ,,,,, , "QAY.. LY, fu-Q 1 1 . li ' U t f gg I 1 fl- 2' Goodfellow AFB personnel recruiting? Jack must be hungry--he's eating the microphone. S' if 'gt X "'v 555,22-A-rp in c 1 9. M i l , T , A ' at .. . p ' 1 qfilvfitiigf lg T ui arts: """ tl.. 3.1. sv 35. 1 4.1-' fi- '7- JLY, , -, "Big Tex" dominates the State Fair Midway. State fair of texas - - - San Angelo College was well represented at the fair's salute to higher education this year . . . The Rarnettes and Ramhorn band performed Oct. 11 . . . Florence Jacobs, former SAC student, had her "Portrait of Al" on display . . . the College Theatre presented "The Trojan Women" at the Margo Iones Theatre on Oct. 16 . . . the attractions of the great Texas Fair were enjoyed by all who participated . . . ,,,,. . ,471 " . .' .Q -l f 2 3-.-C " ' ' ' 1 , -r., -:4 - V Y, ' - ' ' 4' in .r..-- t' . ' - "Q ' ' ' .,:1. f -' ci. - Mfg- , 'f-an - - .Qi fe -:,-'.jIn" J' 11 nl, .fn The Ramehes polish up for the Big D trip. "l-BVS 901 WS 260 miles 'U DUHUSV' e eine,- "f":""1nsL: If 1 V - X at ., .I Q , , H -1 '1' L 1 116135 V. ,x 7'g ' .f Y-L Hjgic. Y ' J "'Qff5i31f 'UF ,-E0 K .- 11-?g3,.s+g3.q4+?'g , iff. . g K N 1 , - K 99 ' K l5lg"f3Q, - 2, 9 Q :V-.55 'f ' . f 'Q . vg- - A 'Tx WW' A V .. S52 - A " 7 . 3' L ,yi-,. 2 .W-' FFIZW ' ' fi, , - , , . ' .., x , an r. 5 .pl ,F kv V, MM' :Ann . J. ,Q V. 3- X w.- Rv. 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Jennifer, the U.N. flag is upside down. homecoming , The Exes were riding in style. Dr. Raymond Cuxlness, college president, gets in the spirit ot the bon- fire before the homecoming game with Tarleton State. The 1958 Homecoming court prepares to take the field during half time activities. ir W-"iu""' ' ' " " F Q ' I' rf ,Q 3 ' .f ' U if -v 'Iwi' V 1 , V ml f-f -Q--'W' 'Y' "' "'-' - ' H 4 4, ,,,, ,,,,,., ' ' i"' ' N-, , , -.-1 -r-""""'?""--,,f,,,:- 'I 1' , v 1 A iw , 'ru L ,:,,.. f ., 5 I ,,:1.4.xvi , i , . ' 'Q' X . , .....--........,v - -lv g A ,,,,,,,. .r 1- 5 'l Y H 7 . , i r V A. 7 1' "' ' ' Y ,,, - lv, 'l' '!"f,i " 'f!""' Q ., . ' """"?' ""1f""l 1 ,T ,A P A---V ' i i -. ,A i V I' , 7 . 3 i W . - 5. ' -' ' ', .. .... -. --A -rf H - X 'Y i .. .- .vii--v-1, . -, H' .Q-' I A-3 gn U - -f' 9 -A ' V4 uw 'Ji Cv -14 T 1 W' V 4-2,1 lg 1 I y ' 5, - -yy...-.ev---Y-A U, A-'glib li Y 4 t 1 I ral-9 I f...w:2"- A 's AFM iw i A 19 L 'r qv-91535 ,..,-3 fig .1 - . N , ,l"iin X ' Q Q x f "- 1 ' VJ- J 5 5 ix i -. 4,,,k L- w ' 5 'FJ' Vx Q " " ' 6 5 w ' Q M w K , .-A its ,bl ' Concho Aggies urged the Rams to whip the Plowboys. And we did . . . YXOYYIQCOWUHQ, 1958 . . , school spirit reached its peak for the 1958 SAC homecoming . . . the Vet- eran's Assn. bonfire warmed hearts and hands Friday night . . . the parade through downtown San Angelo Satur- day morning was more colorful than any before . . . Dodie Hunnicutt reigned over a Homecoming court of Peggy Taylor Dalene Meyers, Gretchen Johann and Betty Hill . . . cries of "poor Aggies" filled the air as the Rams beat Tarleton State, 20-6 . . . the Rodeo Club won first in the parade with a humorous Saturday night bathtub scene . . . Lambda Tau placed second . . . Sigs third . . . Bill Aylor and l1is band played for about 400 at the victory dance . . .the exes reception was more than crowded . . . Guy Lombardo crowned Queen Dodie at the dance for the exes . . . Turleion State delegates were guests at the Homecoming dance. eq!! ff .jpg-M og ,G 'ql Y ar 'l -. 'i SAC and Tarleton Student Council officers in the parade . . . homecoming A highlights - . Members of the 1950 Ram team watch from the bench with Coach Bumgardner. ls P- The second place float 5 i 4--L .1 if ' The D.E. Club bet on the Rams . . . .In I, 1 4 if lip- yn' . 19,7 --vb V W . , J I' A 'g wt .J cf' 7 A' , - Q9 ff f 1 ei 'GL wa. S.- 1 zu 1!fj- 121,31 -1. ,rxa 1 J s..r W4 5- , f. V Jag- 'QQ .,-47? :lf-,-Q, W .f -ga H . ':v.g : , Y .i A 'Q -J zgnffig X 5 114? :fl 'iii' 'f .1 ,I -fu 'gc-5-f '-1 .7111 12-126957 -W':?i4,15j'! E' -:-5,1 - - ,.if:-.vs-Q fir.:-fx' :11'.g:,' fl. 1-f.-Q , 1- qt, .vi ,-G. 'R 'ii'-1 13, '-I. ,-1-V -'A' - 1' 'rl A 'M.."-t".g1', af--: :,3?:i:,.5 P:-.5133 -QQ-, Li'-.: L--.-7 ,JL -M :-.z'.v'1'r' .g..'l:, 'ff he 1 f?1'f3'Q5' IL v . . Lf A U? i E.1- ' , XVI 4, . , I.. : ' 3? .IN A vis o test, SfUdeI'tf COnCeTIfl'Gf6S on df- octivitu dau - - the Distrlbutlve Education Club of SAC played host to some 275 delegates from D E Clubs throughout Texas Feb. 6 . students took part 111 window display judging advertising copy and layout credit letter writing and job interview contests tioplues and cash prlzes were awaided to the winners the v1s1tors toured the college and San Angelo in addition to gaming valuable business 6Xp6I'161'1C6 One of the contests held was advertising copy and layout 1 fi, , -15 F, , , 2 l .. g ,im ' ll 4,3-' w 4 ' El IE! 7 'k !' 1, 111- 5- X XD ,Q H lt: tix'-L5 ,Wm I, S243 .ini C' mx, . . . Vw L 'fjlwn ' H .5 ' V. Y 1 5. :J ' L , 1' E - .V 1 I il - . , . .. ,, M , . ,- N ak , I 4 , .,: l . f f .'-:Q ,- Q ' f V -:QL . .uv 3 :NA ,- ?" M71 I ' Wu ' -7 ff' ,Q-LJ' , sg I 1 '2'J?L flu :rj 5 UI, 15. - in y f 1 .- 1 vs 1, J 4 311. 'HY " ' C' Ygig ' .Ju 15-'ug FJ I F L-.,. fl r ...L ---4 H In-ss: -- -.- 1 yugo- Ae. fn ,- ui. L liftlilitlt ' l tl- " its UMW pr 'fi tml . .. I ll Ihr,- el 28 rm IIE The increase in enrollment ot San Angelo College brought about the need for further buildings. Last fall 849 students enrolled for on all-time high. building ca new campus San Angelo College has undertaken a million dollar construction program to meet needs brought about by a booming enrollment. The expansion program, slated to be completed by September, calls for the construction of a student union building, faculty and married student apartments, a women's dormitory, and the conversion of the present cafeteria and women's dorm into housing for men students. The buildings will cost more than five times the amount of the original structure completed in 1928. The first building, still in use as part of public school housing, stands on the old SAC campus near downtown San Angelo. A breakdown of the cost of individual buildings show that approximately S500,000 will go for the air-conditioned student union, S300,000 for the new womerfs dorm, 8l50,000 for the faculty-student apartments, 850,000 for the conversion of men's housing and 360,000 for furnish- ings for the new buildings. The student union, showpiece of the project, includes the cafeteria and will take up over 29,000 square feet. The new women's dorm, labeled Carr Hall by the board of trustees, will be located next to the union building. The air-conditioned structure will house approximately 100 women. There is more work that goes into a building program than could be pictured here, but THE BAMBOUILLET would like to give a vague notion of what actually happens. The pains-taking iob of selecting material for the new structures must be accomplished long before the buildings are completed. Mrs. Alleno Westermon, home economics department head, assisted with this task. Q1 ...si--42? A --pxw'. , ,-,,.Z.-. - ...., W o gg 1 7 is ingredients for the construction. recipe for cz building program 1. A few hundred sacks of cement 2. Several truck loads of steel 3. Many rolls of tar paper 4. A goodly propoiiion of brick 5. Money-preferably one million dollar type 6. A few chiefs and a lot of indians '- 7. Tons of paper Work 8 Sweat and tears The front sect on of the new air cond honed women s dormitory s shown ' I 9. At least 0116 p oxlmciely l0O omen LJ: 3. N, 'Q .. .-S-A '-:1 E. X 'fr' L .f 1 4 3 Tir E ' , sv. ,',, fx av- - , '14 4. W F: 1 r r 1 6 r 4 Q 'N-,Q 'Hz - I W1 , HL. F iw W f , if ' ' 'F' uawuamvi ww- ,Q I .,.--1 ff' ." IL l",Kff'- 1 ' U , x'1'im, F! i 'I I ' r Lili'- L,., , . A-FQTPAA i' 1 T1 ' . 'A - ' V -1... ,nu , .z ' --. 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' fj , 'i second mosjgyifihotoqenic brendbjvqrims y j, I bettq hill irclcm YY1OSt third most photoqenic dalene meqers scan cmqelo 'E' photoqenie dodie hunnicutt austin t , tl 1, 'V t N " X., T . 1. b"...V i A Y joq eoff Sweetwater I 59 J peqqq tcaqlor snqder WXOS'lZ donna williams scan cmqelo U-41 if plwotoqenic qretchen johann Q dallas Num! -in -'U T,iFiw: Ei. 1. r' pearl burleson san anqelo evelyn adams dolores eggemeyer betty hill wandu mccaleb shuri arvedson carole chaney nominees for miss charm of 1959 not pictured: brenda grimsley phyllis phillips ll eleanor simpson lynda dudley ioy eoff ii E rr dodie hunnicuit donna williams l pat quinn miss charm of 1959 f sandra ball runner-up nowunees for . i., V 'Jiri' i. I9Y BUH brenda grnmsley betty hill dodie hunnicutt christy scuer .--,ag X Y '-. " li"'1,Tw , K ' ."" V623 -' . 1. fm- .i2.'E., '1 H Y- Tis, nf QU A N, I. A, ,. n' matiie mc kee dalene meyers best dressed gretchen iohann runner-up + f peggy taylor semis best dressed ghd donno: williams . . . for after five Each year, Glamom' magazine sponsors a con- test to find Ame1'ica's 10 Best Dressed College Coeds. In cooperation with the magazine, SAC held an election to choose an entry. A special panel nominated 11 young women and the student body voted on these finalists. Donna Williams, SAC freshman, was the winner. Photographs of her were sent to Glamour for the final judging. Results were announced in the spring and the winners were pictured in the August issue of the magazine. who's who in american --AN coralie pahon donna williams 66 alex sunchez Eleven sophomores and four freshmen were named to Who's Who in American Junior Colleges by the SAC faculty this year. SAC students are nominated for Who's Who by the Student Council and faculty members. The faculty votes on these nominees and selects the top 15. 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QN N "N w 1 . x sophomore! class officers Ronnie Campbell Joanie Williams Gretchen Johann .ludy Huggins . . . . . Alex Sanchez . . . . . . . . President . . . . . Vice-President . . . .......... Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter ADAMS, TOMMY, San Angelo Major: Engineering. AGUIRRE, LOUISE, San Angelo Major: Spanish. ARMOUR, M. V., San Angelo Major: Drama, Spanish Club, '59, French Club, '59, College Theatre, '58-'59. ARMSTRONG, DONALD, San Angelo Major: Engineering. BALL, SANDRA, San Angelo Major: Business, Lambda Tau, '59, Cheerleader, '59 smuzoh, n. o., san Angelo Major: Entomology. BEAL, CHARLES, San Angelo Major: Spanish. . BLACKBURN, ROBERT HADEN, San Angelo Major: Business. BOATRIGHT, CAROLYN, San Angelo 1 Art Club, '58, Spanish Club, '59, Lambda Tau, '58, '59, Most Photogenic Finalisl, '58. BOND, GEORGE, San Angelo Major: Engineering. BOOK, CHARLENE, San Angelo - Major: Education. BOONE, JOHN, San Angelo Major: Business. BULLOCK, DAVID, San Angelo Major: Accounting. ' BURK, PAUL, San Angelo A Major: Pre-Med, Science Club, '59. BURTON, DOYLE DOUGLAS, Eden " ij Major: Business, Student Council, '58, '59, Com- V ,-if mercial Club, Reporter, '59, Veteran's Club, 'Q '58, '59. ' ' y " ..............p.sophmoves Ml Jr ' ' A I x,.i' 4 i V l M 1' soph moves BUTTS, DON E., San Angelo Maior: Business. BYRD, RONNIE J., San Angelo Maior: Engineering. CALHOUN, EARL, Christoval Maior: Education, Science Club, '58, Art Club, '58, CALKIN, ALLAN G., San Angelo Maior: Physics, Religious Council, '58, '59, Presi- dent Phi Theta Kappa, '59. CAMPBELL, JAMES RONALD, San Angelo Maior: Pre-Dental, President Sophomore Class, '59, President Science Club, '58, '59, Student Council, '58, Veteran's Club, '59. CANALES, ARISTEO, El Paso Maior: Business, Pre-Law, Commercial Club, '58, '59, Science Club, '58, CARPER, DON, San Angelo Maior: Physical Education. CARTWRIGHT, DON, Comanche Maior: Education. CASEY, DON, Winters CHANDLER, EARL, E. iErbyi, Oloncl Maior: Agriculture. CHOATE, BARBARA ANN, Sun Angelo Maior: English, Spanish Club, '58, '59, College Choir, '58, Corresponding Secretary Phi Theta Kappa, '59. COKER, LARRY, Anson Maior: Agriculture. COMAN, MARY, lraan Maior: Medical Technology, Lambda Tau, '59, Ramettes, '58, '59, Rodeo Club, '59, Science Club, '59, Student Council, '59. CONNELL, DUANE, San Angelo Maior: Engineering. CRENWELGE, WALTER LOUIS, Doss Maior: Education. DART, ALAN, Rantoul, III. Maior: Chemistry, Science Club Reporter, '59, SACsters, '58, College Theatre, '58, '59. DAVIS, FREDERICK LEE, San Angelo Maior: Physics, Mathematics and Engineering Club, '58, Student Council, '59, Mu Alpha Theta, '59, Ramhorn Band, '58, '59, 5ACsters, '59, Phi Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, '59. DAVIS, ROBERT, San Angelo Maior: Business, SACsters, '58, '59, D. E. Club, '59, Dixiecats, Ramhorn Band, '58, '59. DUCOTE, DAVID, San Angelo Maior: Business. DUNCAN, JERROLD, Trent Major: History. EATHORNE, JOHN M. Uacki, San Angelo Major: Personnel Management, Vice-President Veteran's Club, '58, Student Council, President, '59, Commercial Club, '59. EDGE, PAULINE, Tenaha Major: English, French Club Vice-President, '59. EHRIG, CHARLES, Miles ' Major: Business. FARMER, ANITA, San Angelo Major: English, Student Council, '59, Sigma Alpha Chi, '58, Vice-President, '59, French Club, '59, Panhellenic Council, '59. FIELDS, C. .I., Eastland Maior: Pre-Law, Veteran's Club, '58, President, '59, Spanish Club, '59. FLETCHER, WAYNE, Bells Maior: Pre-Law. FOX, RONNIE, San Angelo Maior: Business. FROST, JOY, Lohn Major: Education, Spanish Club, '59. FURMAN, MILES, Nariyah, Saudi Arabia GARLITZ, GAII., Fort Worth Maior: Geology, Rodeo Club, '58, '59. E' l , ' li ,J K ' Q G3 '59 'W Y Q, if -ul . thu .P F- : ,,-- 3 'll r - r, -f -ff' 'Z ,.' ,. A, 5. i, -wif . 3 1 . av 'get .-rw l - Q 3:2 1 V. . ' . , 1. . , :ifv rj ' ig,-v" t I, : 1' In 1 'J-VX. , ' 1 ' .ie-:V - 1 - -Sigh, ,3-'grief v. , fig ,fi Vim,-,S , - ' -Af ' G?-. l. ui" ' lu: il sfilfliic- ' '. '12s na'vla,1'.v 'f-'1-snr.-,vt 2 I l :-11l-- -1: .15-f4::,'m:3:-MS. .1 . , ,ri l ,H t. I 54 V. Mvqvf- fm. N 'L vat, W- . H. ll 'ii I , .A V ku. , I nel .,., , 'L ig J 5 Av 4 t. 5 I nh., in. I "vii if J , I X f, , It t ' L' l ti -A wg, soph moves GILL, MARCELINE, Garden City Major: Business, Ramettes, '58, Sigma Alpha Chi '59, Carr Hall Historian, '59, GLOVER, KEITH, San Angelo GOERTZ, ROGER, Texon Maior: Business, Freshman Class Favorite, '58 College Theatre, '59. GOVE, LOIS M., Son Angelo Maior: Education, Phi Theta Kappa, '58, '59, GRAY, HOMER, San Angelo Maior: English. GREGG, TOM, San Angelo Maior: Pre-Law, Freshman Class Vice-President, '58, Ramhorn Band Vice-President, '58, '59, Dixie- cats, '58, '59, Tennis, '58, '59, French Club. '58. HALBARDIER, LYNN IRIS, San Angelo Major: Journalism, Rambouillet Editor, '58, '59, Ram Page News Editor, '58, '59, Lambda Tau, '58, Vice-President and Reporter, '59, Student Council, '58, Reporter, '59, D. E. Club Reporter, '58, Press Club, '58, '59, HALL, JAMES A., San Angelo HAMBLIN, KENNETH, San Angelo Maior: History. HARRIS, KENNETH, Big Lake Major: Speech Therapy. HARRIS, RITA, San Angelo Maior: Education. HARRISON, WILLIAM CHARLES, San Angelo Maior: Chemistry. HARRISON, ROBERT J., Tucson, Ariz. Major, Accounting. HAVINS, WILLIAM, Robert Lee Maior: Engineering. HOFFER, BATES L., San Angelo Maior: Engineering, Phi Theta Kappa, '58, Vice- President, '59, Tennis, '58, '59, HOLMES, FRANCIS, San Angelo Maior: Spanish. Howe, Juvwue, winters Maior: Agriculture. HORNER, ROSS, San Angelo Major: Business. HORTON, LINDA GREEN, San Angelo Maior: Journalism, Assistant Editor Ram Page, '58, Press Club Treasurer, '58, Phi Theta Kappa, '58, Lambda Tau, '58, Rambouillet Feature Editor, '58, Miss Charm Nominee, '58, Who's Who, '58. HUCKABEE, BOBBY, Miles Maior: Physical Education. HUDGENS, ALVON, San Angelo Maior: Music, Sigma Alpha Chi, '58, President, '59, Ramettes, '58, '59, College Theatre, '59, Pan- hellenic Council Chairman, '59. HUDGENS, ZONA, San Angelo Maior, Business, S.N.E.A., '58, College Theatre, '58, '59, President Raniettes, '58, '59, Sigma Alpha Chi, '59, President, '58, HUGGINS, JUDY, San Angelo Major: Business, Lambda Tau, '58, Treasurer, '59, Rambouillet Staff, '59, Ram Page, '59, Com- mercial Club Reporter, '58, Press Club, '59, Stu- dent Council, '59, Best Dressed Nominee, '58. HUNNICUTT, DOLORES, Austin Maior: Pre-Dental, Lambda Tau, '58, President, '59, Student Council, '59, College Theatre, '58, '59, Cheerleader, '58, '59, Ten Most Photcgenic, '58, Homecoming Queen, '59. JAMES, JIMMY J., Woodstock, Ill. Maior: Journalism, French Club, '58, Reporter, '59, Student Council, '58, '59, Science Club, '58, College Theatre, '58, '59, Ram Page Sports Edi- tor, '58, '59, Rambouillet Sports Editor, '58, '59, Delta Psi Omega, 59. JAMISON, EMMITT, Lubbock Maior: Pre-Medical. JANEK, JAMES, San Angelo Maior: Entomology. I JOHANN, GRETCHEN KAREN, Dallas Maior: Business, Sophomore Class Secretary, '59, D. E. Club Secretary, '59, Sigma Alpha Chi, '59, Carr Hall Treasurer, '59, Best Dressed, '58, Mistle- toe Ball Queen Nominee, '58, Homecoming Duchess, '59. JOST, WILBERT, Wall Maior: Business. KEAHEY, VIDA, Miles Maiar: Education, Science Club, '58, SNEA, '58, '59, Corresponding Secretary, '59, Phi Theta Kap- pa, '59. i lg t t i l 'ir M - lla. l.' soph moves KERBOW, MARSHA, San Angelo Major: Homemaking, Home Economics Club Vice- President, '58, President, '59, SNEA, '58, College Theatre, '59, LANDON, MARY McANULTY, San Angelo Major: Music, French Club, '58, '59, Lambda Tau, '58, Secretary, '59, Panhellenic Council Secretary, '59, SAC Stage Band, '58, Ramettes, '58, '59, McKEE, MATTIE, San Angelo Major: Business, French Club, '58, Phi Theta Kap- pa, '58, Secretary, '59, Commercial Club Treas- urer, '59, Sigma Alpha Chi, '59, McKEE, ULA, San Angelo Major: Engineering. MACKIN, TOMMY, San Angelo Major: Math. MANN, LEN, San Angelo Major: Engineering: Phi Theta Kappa, '58, His torian, '59, MARLEY, Jess, ozone Major: Animal Husbandry. MATHIS, MARGARET, San Angelo Major: Business. MATTHEWS, MARY, San Angelo Major: Business. MENZIES, WALTER SCOTT, Menard Major: Agriculture. MICHAELS, NOYLENE, San Angelo MILLIKEN, GEORGE, San Angelo Major: Business. MOELLER, JAMES, San Angelo Major: Engineering. MOHLER, GROSSE, San Angelo MOORE, JAMES T., San Angelo Major: Physics. MORRIS, DOUGLAS, Sweetwater Major: Music. MORRIS, LORETTA, San Saba Major: Education. MORRISON, DAVID, Riverside, Calif. Major: Bible. MULLICAN, EDWARD, Silver Major: Business. NITSCH, CHARLES, Winters Major: Engineering. OLIVER, WAYNE, Sltallowater PACE, BAGGETT, Austin ' PARKER, LANNY, San Angelo Major: Journalism, Business Manager, Ram Page, Rambouillet, '58, Photographer, Ram Page, Ram- bouillet, '59, Ram Page Editor, '59. PATTON, CORALIE, San Angelo Major: Music. PETMECKY, FRED, Fredericksburg Major: Business, Science Club, '59, Religious Council, '58, '59, Football, '58, '59. PLAGENS, JAMES ALTON, Garden City Major: English, President Press Club, '58, '59, Re- ligious Council, '58, College Theatre Reporter, '58, Student Council Treasurer, '58, Ram Rage Feature Editor, '58, '59, Rambouillet Assistant Editor, '59, Mr. SAC, '58. PORTER, LEWIS, Barnhart Major: Engineering. RATLIFF, GERALD, San Angelo Major: Education, Science Club, '58, SNEA, '53i Student Council, '59. REARDON, PAT, Mason Major: Agriculture. RENNER, DON, Austin Major: Business. H5 M-2. .. ' fi' 1 i -- v. . 'W' 72 Phi -1, sv' .N It mu n' soph moves . '4 F: RICHARDSON, SONNY, San Angelo Major: Engineering, Freshman Class Reporter '58, Rodeo Club, '58, Vice-President, '59, Track '58, College' Theatre, '58, - RICHESON, JOHN, Eldorado, Okla. Major: Argiculture. ROBERTS, WILLIE, McCamey Major: Physical Education. RONDING, KERMIT L., Duluth, Minn. Major: Pharmacy, Veteran's Club, '59, Science Club, '59. ROUNTREE, NITA, San Angelo Major: Education. RUSLER, GWENDOLYN, Water Valley Major: Education: SNEA Recording Secretary, '59, Phi Theta Kappa, '59, WRA, '58. SAMARRIPA, ELVA, San Angelo Major: Education. SAMUEL, EDWARD, Brady Major: Animal Husbandry. SANCHEZ, ALEJANDRO IAIexl, San Angelo Major: Journalism, Phi Theta Kappa, '58, Re- porter, '59, Who's Who, '58, Spanish Club Presi- dent, '58, Press Club, '58, Vice-President, '59, Ram Page, '58, '59, Rambouillet Staff, '59, Sopho- more Class Reporter, '59. SEAL, ELBERT, Lamesa Major: Business, D. E. Club, '58, President, '59, Press Club, '59, Ram Page, Business Manager, '59, SIMPSON, CAROLYN, Robert Lee Major: Education, SNEA, '59, Student Council, '59, Lambda Tau, '58, '59, Spanish Club Secre- tary-Treasurer, '58, Carr Hall Council, '58. SMART, NEVILLE, Rocksprings Major: Agriculture. SMITH, JAMES, San Angelo - Major: Education. SPANN, CLAUDE, Eden Major: Engineering. SPRAGGINS, BILLY, San Angelo Major: Engineering. 1 1 STEWARD, JIM, Eldorado Major, Animal Husbandry. STOCKTON, CURTIS, Eldorado Major: Engineering. SUTTON, TOMMY, Menard Major: Business. TAYLOR, JAMES H., San Angelo Major: Education, College Theatre, '58, Vice- President, '59, SNEA, '59, Spanish Club, '59, Ramhorn Band, '58, Dixiecats, '58, San Angelo Symphony Orchestra, '59. TAYLOR, JUDITH, Son Angelo Major: Education. TAYLOR, PEGGY, Snyder Major: Business. TOMLINSON, BILLY, Paint Rock Major: Business. TRAINER, DAVID, Mertzon Major: Business. TRUETT, JOHN, San Angelo Major: Mathematics, Mathematics and Engineer- ing Club, '58, Vice-President, '59, SNEA, '59, Mu Alpha Theta, '59. TURNER, TOMMY, San Angelo Major: Psychology, Ramhorn Band, Drum Major, '58, '59, College Theatre, '58, President, '59, Delta Psi Omega, '58, '59, Spanish Club, '59, Religious Council, '58. vlNEs, VERNON WAYNE, sun Angelo Major: Bible. WEBB, BOBBY, Bronte Major: Distributive Education. WEISE, DELEATHA, Wall Major: Education, Science Club, '58, SNEA, '59. WESTBROOK, STANLEY, Tennyson Major: Agriculture, Concho Aggies, Vice-President, '58, President, '59, Rodeo Club, '58, '59, Student Council, '59. WHITAKER, DEANN, Mason Major: Education, Religious Council, '58, Student Council, '58, Secretary, '59, Lambda Tau, '58, Par- Iiomentarion, '59, Ramettes, '58, President, '59. F i soph moves WHITE, CHARLES, Sun Angelo Major: Business. WHITEHEAD, LOUIS, Del Rio Major: Agriculture, Rodeo Club, '58, President '59, Concho Aggies, '58, '59, Student Council, '58, '59, Freshman Favorite, '58. WHITTLE, JERRY, San Angelo I Major: Education. WILDE, MYRL, Vancourt Mcior: Geology. WILLIAMS, DAVID, San Angelo Maior: Business. WILLIAMS, JOAN, Vancourt Major: Mathematics, Pocleo Club, '58, '59, Sopho- more Class Vice-President, '59. WILSON, CHESLEY, Sun Angelo Moior, Agriculture. YOES, JERRY, San Angelo Major: Engineering. "Let's see, if I take 30 hours this semester, maybe I can graduate." 9 WAYNE AGEE, San Angelo Sophomore Major: Education JAKE ANGLE, Lubbock Freshman ELAINE AUGUSTINUS, San Angelo Freshman ROBERT BEELEY, Houston Freshman VONDEL BRINSON, Andrews Freshman TED JOEL CARSON, Big Lake Freshman LINDA COFFMAN, San Angelo Freshman L. F. COX, Lamesa Freshman BALERIA EUBANK, Ira Freshman PAUL L. FAULEY, Tallmage, Ohio Freshman GENE FISHER, San Angelo Sophomore Major: Engineering NELLIE McDOWELL, Big Spring Freshman PAT MASON, San Angelo Freshman LOYD MORRIS, Tulia Sophomore Maior: Business FRED PARSON, San Angelo Freshman CAROLYN SCOTT, Son Angelo Freshman BILLY SPILLER, Bronie Freshman ADRIAN CAVITT, Lubbock Freshman HNF! mr ii ii wif - .f me rf late pictures freshman class officers Robert Moore . . . Don Martin . . . Nancy Wagner . . Sue St. Clair .... Etta Marie Sherrod . . . . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Representative .....,............Reporter ADAIR, MARSHA, Rankin ADAMS, EVELYN, Sun Angelo AGUILAR, ANACLETO, San Angelo ALCORN, SANDRA ELAINE, Eldorado ALLSUP, FRANKIE, Lumpasas APPLEWHITE, JAMES KENNETH, Tohoku ARGO, TIMOTHY JOT, EIdorudo ARHELGER, MARTHA ELAINE, Sun Angelo ARMOUR, LINDA ANN, San Angelo ARMSTRONG, LESLIE JAMES, Brady ARVEDSON, SHARI ROSE, San Angelo ATKINS, THOMAS GUILFORD, Sun Angelo BAILEY, JOHNNY MATT, Lowake BAIRD, JERRY DON, Iraan BALDWIN, PAT, McCumey BARNES, MELVIN, Sun Angelo BARNETT, JAMES EDWARD, San Angelo BILBO, JIMMY WAYNE, San Angelo BITNER, SHIRLEY FAYE, San Angelo BLACKARD, FRANCES ANNE, Junction . x . , nr - 7 ,I I N + I, -"au " I I . X ' X I N v 97' II: 42 Q SM V .' ' ' 4 1 .ZQQL-'i?Q',i.',f' , 'if .1-2 5-5' IL-. 'I I .. I I X , 11 - f I rf. M ' Q I ' Rim 4 4, ,- '1 1,9 W . . r Q I .lr . 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BROWN, ALLAN LOUISE, Post BROWN, DAVID LEE, Sylvesier BURK, LEON AUBREY, JR., San Angelo BURKE, RICHARD LEON, San Angelo BURLESON, PEARL ANN, Menard CADE, CONNIE CONSTANCE, Trent CAHILL, CLARENCE EDWARD, San Angelo CALDWELL, MARY ANN, Silver CAMERON, LLOYD LONNY, San Angelo CAMARGO, ERNEST, Brady CAMPBELL, CIMRON, San Angelo CAMRON, WAYNE DOUGLAS, Eden CANTU, LUIS, San Angelo CARDWELL, BILL, Sheffield CHANEY, MARY CAROLE, San Angelo CHAPMAN, TOMMY, San Angelo CHESSER, DELTON LONNIE, San Angelo CHILDRESS, BILLIE LORENE, Mertzon CLYBURN, MARCIA LINDA, Pampa COLE, CLIFFORD, Sheridan CONRING, RONALD MILTON, Balesville COPE, SYBIL DAY, San Angelo freshmen ............. COWARD, DONNA FAYE, San Angelo COX, DONALD, Sun Angelo COX, LAWRENCE ELLIS, Brownfield CRAVENS, SYDNEY, Mertlon DANIEL, TAYLOR, Sweetwater DANNHEIM, SHERRILL, Eldorado DARNELL, JAMES THOMAS, Catulla DAUGHERTY, DIANE ELIZABETH, Austin DARVAS, DR. BELA, San Angela DAVEE, JIMMY, Rocksprings DAVIS, BIRL VERN, Sonora DAVIS, FAYE, San Angelo DAVISON, LINDA GAY, Midland DECUIR, HAROLD JOSEPH, San Angelo DEERING, TOMMY, San Angelo DRENNAN, WAYNE, Robert Lee DUDLEY, LYNDA, Tren! DUDLEY, MARY BETH, Lamesa DUNCAN, ANNETTE, San Angelo DUNCAN, SANDRA KAY, San Angelo DUNIVAN, ROBERT, Ballinger DURST, JAMES, Mason EDGAR, G. c., Big Lake EGGEMEYER, DELORES, San AngeIo EISENBECK, MARJORIE, San Angelo ELLIOTT, RUTH LaVERN, San Angelo ENGELKING, CHARLES, San Angela ENGLISH, JUDY, San Angelo X Q .cz . 'I'-QF 'I 5519--qv 413 t A J L M 1. f I ' V K i f I nie Ai -1-t, Q I I' H" Y '-'ff ' It t fx '11 'WI t I I t .th xt: , I -va- -., I, ,fl , I 6. t f I . I I ' gf V IIIALQQI- - I 'I -, ' .tT.j Ire, t,"gw -t "' ue f. 1, 1- I-Y ' v . 'I w 5 L. 1. ' V, . nr w- T, .. -H L QE' - 5 x ' , LL., I J r 4. r, -:.r. ,A fum I I uk I I Q . ' 'I , A- X 5 6, rf ' I f . I az., - I I' fx ' fr' Q x X 1- 5 t z I' xa v -0 K , I ' 5 ' " - 1- '- 2 . If . ,J I . r RQ-sl -- 11 A 'T 1' I 1' If ... - IT f , ,Iv-I ,I if il -fif' It ,I ..,v A 1 , A 5 TL I' LJ fx, IL- Q I - f . I I li.. A w -",' v ' A I H? .-,IIQIIE I I T ll fkcylu 1 '-v' "EXW QI. . M I. ' UQ' I A n 9 I . I .R -A .31 1 . 1 . V - 74 J v ' 4 r H , ,, ,, L "' If K"-. W' fi ' , I w, l- ' I I I ,p ,A .' .I ,f .fl 6 ' ,Xl .lw if I 1 A I J rl,.,. ,.. .-my QD,- ,. ',' ww' 'N ,V r lu Nr, I' I ff 55' freshmen "OEF ' EOFF, JOY, Sweehuufer FARMER, HAROLD, Sun Angelo FINCHER, W. G., Wafer Valley FISCHER, LORETTA, Mission FLYE, BONNIE JEAN, Hobbs, N. Mex FRANKLIN, RODNEY, Ozonrl FRIEND, CLAYTON, Ozone FUGlTl', GEORGE, Brownfield FULFER, JON W., Brownfield FULLAGAR, ANN, Lol1n FUQUA, KENNETH, Ballinger GARZA, GERMAN, Benavides GAuN1'r, SANDRA, Temple GERNGRoss, NORMA, Wall GIDEON, KENNETH, sun Angelo GLENN, DANNY, san Angelo GOBER, WYLIE, San Angelo GORDON, DON, Miles GRIDER, LARRY, San Angelo GRIMSLEY, BRENDA, Mason GROVES, KIRBY, Wichilu Falls GUEVARA, BERNICE, San Angelo GUINN, PATRICIA, Bertram GUTHERIE, JEAN, San Angelo HALFORD, HAROLD, Lubbock HALL, WOODROW, Doole HARGROVE, R. L., Melvin HARRIS, NADINE, San Angelo me E--I - E ' EEE , I In I-Emi HARTNIAN, WYNONA MAE, sun Angelo I' .E -., . , 1 I HAYS, FRED, Jn., sun Angelo .,j I R X HEATH, LINDA NIYIII., san Angela . f aa: I , HENDERSON, JUDY, Sun Angelo """' , 5.1, il 'I I ' ff I I NI, 1 I I HENSON, BOB, Sun AngeIo QW HENSON, GLEN DALE, San Angelo 1'-ai., HERRING, DONALD, Abilene HERRINGTON, R. J., Sun Angelo I W! -.fifi-51 ,- HIGGINEQTHANI, YVONNE, Silver 01 Q HIGGINS, MIKE DENNIS, san Angem 1 hs, HILL, BETTY JEAN, Iraun -gg: HILL, BOBBY FRANK, Iraun HINSON, ROBERT, Pecos ,Q HOELLE, ANDREW JOHN, JR., Sun Angelo " ' HOLMES, ROY, Big Lake HUDSON, CHARLES WILLIS, Menard HUGHES, JERRY ALTON, Eden INGRAM, GARY LLOYD, Breckenridge JACKSON, ALICIA ANN, San Angelo JAHNEL, HENRY FLOYD, San Angelo -5' IS A I I I'-:I ., , X X - X 5 n 1-4 ---PP .-If-I , ,I+-'3 ...I - -' . 1' ,I' - I.. ,, , I, ' E-,Q':'I1 . i "'Iif'3 ,--ff? ' , E A I ,I ,- -r,,' . ,. L, j "Iv, one for mel one for YOU, Iwo for me .... Look, youse guys. We pull the iob tonight. 91 R . , . I H ,MVM I ,,,:.1 - -- It Xxx 1 - ' wwf , V-V-:. .'?"'.t' W Ig I , -- Ju 4-" ,. , l'- .' ' NS.. .,1Z'z' -4. ' ei-all E "f4?'g 3' lt - if . ua-'.'.. freshmen H i , .M , ,. I- , ., I.. I. A-rvV,:,,.. , O 'I I.. . u 4 ffm- ', I , W. t It , f ? lvl' l H JEFFREY, BOBBY LLOYD, Eldorado JETT, WANDA SUE, San Angelo JONES, CHARLES TRAVIS, Tokio JOWERS, MICHELE JAN, Cross Plains JUAREZ, ROSA, San Benito KAPAVIK, EMMA LOU, Sun Angelo KENNEDY, LILA LYNNE, San Angelo KOTHMAN, KARLOS BILL, Albuquerque, N Mex LEDBETTER, CLAUDETTE, Sweetwater LEHR, WAYNE, San Angelo LITTLETON, ANNETTE, San Angelo LIVELY, CHARLES A., Crane LIVELY, ROBERT, Mason LOEFFLER, LENORE, Mason LOPEZ, WILLIAM H., Doole LUEDERS, DAVID, San Angelo McCALEB, WANDA, Ozona McCLUNG, DAN, San Angelo McCLURE, RICHIE, Eden McKINNEY, CARYL, Junction MCSHAN, JERRY, Bronte MAIER, KENNETH, San Angelo MARSHALL, MAURICE, San Angelo MARTIN, DONALD, Girvin MARTIN MARGARET MAY, Wingate MARTINEZ, RAYMON, Tahoka MATSCHEK, TOM CHARLES, Rowena 1 M wg 'E ,Q ,v . W 4 E Q MARTIN, PAT, Dumas "VV 4 I I MAUK, RUE ELDON, Tokio MEYERS, DALENE, San Angelo MILLER, CLARISSA, Iraan MILLER, GILLY, San Angelo MOHLER, JAMES, Menard MOORE, DONALD, Divide MOORE, MICHAEL, Eldorado MOORE, ROBERT L., Bronte MORALES, JOSE M., Eagle Pass MORRIS, MARLIN NEWMAN, Texon MOW, MILTON VERNON, Midland MUNSON, HERBERT, Midland MURPHY, RONALD DALE, San Angelo NEELEY, CURTIS LEON, San Angelo NELMS, GERALD WINSTON, San Angelo NEWNHAM, BILLIE JUNE, Snyder NIXON, CAROLYN SUE, San Angelo NORRIS, REX DELRE, San Angelo NORTH, OTIS JASON, Lubbock OGDEN, CYRUS DWAYNE, San Angelo OLSON, ROEL S., Sanaforium OLSON, VIRGINIA G., Sanaforium OLSOVSKY, DENIS DEAN, San Angelo PARKER, JAMES LILTON, Winters PARKER, JERRY MAC, Bronfe PARRETT, CHARLES ROLAND, San Angelo PARRY, JAMES LEE, Barnhart ,PATE, DRENNA RENNAE, Merlzon A I Y i N H J. 1 , F WMU ""' Ewa'-'4L1i-:UI 'F n r jili I ' J' ' J 'T' 7 I ' 1 I 7 I . 1 1 fi' I END-'N" 'I 1- 11 li' X w wfifsgflg ae'-. 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I T4-A :::g33.., -.1iG.5,Zj , i f L ' , ff 1 ,,. , M' fx ' H f 1 , b I, 90 J ,f f, I , w,, H- ag' elf, 1 1 Us MP1 Jw 'S+ I Sl H1 ,sw- " 4 v freshmen PATE, TOMMY JOE, Elgin PENN, IRENE JEANET'I'E, Sun Angelo PHILLIPS, PHYLLIS, Sun Angelo PINKERTON, EDSIEL KELTON, Snyder PLAGENS, FRANKLIN W., Garden Cify PLUMMER, BETTY, Sun Angelo POPE, PATSY ANN, Imperial PORTER, CHARLES MACK, Brady PORTER, ROBERT EDWARD, Burnhurl PRUEITT, HAROLD DON, San Angelo PRUETT, BOBBYE LEE, Merizon PRYOR, JOE, Ada, Oklahoma RANDOLPH, FRANK STEPHEN, Junction RAY, GERALD MORRIS, Miles RECIO, MARIA IRMA, Spur REESE, ROBERT CHARLES, Ballinger REMER, JACK JASON, sun Angelo RINEHART, EUGENE T., Amarillo ROBINSON, LINDA KAY, San Angelo RODGERS, WALTER NEWTON, Sun Angelo ROEHL, JEROME DENNIS, Sun Angelo ROGERS, GINGER WYNON, San Angelo ROHATSCH, RALPH ROBERT, JR., Sun Angelo ROSSER, ROSE MARYLIN, Miles ROTHELL, GEORGE LEE, Sun Angelo RUDD, DONALD LUTHER, Golclthwuite RUIZ, JESUS, San Angelo SALAZAR, ALICIA, Carrizo Springs N SAPAUGH, MARVIN WAYNE, Sun Angelo SAUER, CHRISTI EILEEN, Eldorado SCHMICKLE, MICHAEL GRANT, San Angelo SCHMIDT, SU ANN, Knickerbocker SCHMIDT, EMMA KATHERINE, Mason SCHOENFELD, GEORGE PAUL, Arl' SCHWARTZ, .IOANIE MARIE, Sun Angelo SCHWERTNER, CARMELITA ANN, Miles SCOTT, ELVIS GRANVEL, Cross Plains SENN, LOYD CLARKE, Roian SEWALT, RAY M., Brookesmiih SHANNON, CARL JUSTIN, JR., Chrisioval SIMPSON, ELEANOR ANN, Sun Angelo SMITH, DONALD WAYNE, San Angelo SMITHWICK, WALTER BRYAN, San Angelo SCAR, JENNIFER ANNE, Sun Angelo SPISER, EUGENE EDGAR, Eden SPONENBURGH, BEVERLY MAE, San Angelo STAHI., JANIS MARIE, Sdn Angelo STARR, HAROLD GENE,' Sun Angelo QL' ig In ' QA... ru' .. --, .- 1 I, . . . 9' Y'-1'-H 1:4 wi I ,I . 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CYR, DONNA LEA, San Angelo STANDEFER, PHYLLIS RUTH, San Angelo STEPHENS, SUSAN, San Angelo STEPHENS, WAYNE COOPER, San Angelo STEWART, BETTY JOYCE, San Angelo STOCKTON, LINDA GAYLE, Tuscola SULLIVAN, JERRY MACK, Winters ' SWANSON, FRANKIE RAY, Miles THOMAS, RICHARD LEE, San Angelo THOMAS, WILLIAM JEFFERSON, Midland TURNEY, LARRY REED, San Angelo VERNON, WILLIAM WALLACE, Snyder WALKER, LOYAL EUGENE, Bronie WARICK, RUTH, Manhattan, Kansas WEST, GLORIA ELLA, Palestine WESTBROOK, PATRICIA JO, San Angelo WHITLOCK, CLIFFORD, .lundion WICKER, WILLIAM PAT, San Angelo WILDE, GERALD ELDON, Sun Angelo WILHEUVI, JOHANNA CAROLINA, Menard WILLIAMS, DONNA LOUISE, San Angelo WILLS, LEO HAROLD, San Angelo WILLS, WANDA SUE, San Angelo WILSON, PAUL RICHARD, Iraan WIMBERLEY, JAMES RANDALL, San Angelo WOLF, THOMAS LEE, Tafi WRIGHT, JOYCE ANN, Miles WRIGHT, EDNA LOUISE, Big Luke WRIGHT, ORVAL LEE, Miles wwm, nAYMoNn LEAN, san Angelo WYATT, SALLIE JANE, Eolu WYLIE, DAVID JACKSON, Monuhans WYNNE, WILLIAM LOYD, JR., San Angelo WYNNE, PAT, San Angelo YOUNG, ROBERT, Son Angelo YOUNG, LORETTA, Monuhuns .ILL The Ramettes and Ramhorn Band form iheir monogram as they march off the field 'ii' ' 'P 3' 'J iQ,5wR11'- ,fr ,. 4: :n 'l'5lf'5Q:J ' P f 'l5,'f'f-,izffg-1:4 V , .' 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I. sutter psychology delberf 9 tune, h, e, gl, wqlker fleur walton allena westerman science business administration SPSBCH Home economws henry lee hord paul horne SIUY m- h0"f0l'l ifck hudgins gover-nn-leni-,history diredgr mqyer journalism-english IT1USlC-bGl'1d CIIFECTOI' assistant football coach don e. irwin in speech-english Fix I ' Coach Horne prepares the main dish 'For the pancake breakfast. mariorie ice irwin dora mae kelley robert I. lancaster r. r. masterson history english art business administration 1 pm. 9 isp N. l?1Ul'Y dallas kathleen earnest virginia scott minnie wyatt CC1Sl'1IeI', lJO0kke6PSl' assistant registrar secretary to the president clerk, registrar's office s ou c fcucultq as-,., -V are mrs. violet morrow mrs. maurine hogg dorm director assistant dorm director Faculty members exchange gifts at the Faculty Christmas party. bobbie bass louise sanders mary tracy elizabeth iones nursing urls pediatrics nursing education medical-surgical shannon school of nursing focultq N grayclon payne E pharmacology 'v '3' NY, barbara richards Shannon hospital operating room technique porter henderson president board of trustees bill carpenter business manager san angelo college -,E william d. taylor vice-president board of trustees dr. raymond cavness presiclent, san angelo college secretary of board board of trustees 1... 5.4, f H, Ae. 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J W W J ,eff 1 1958 RAM SQUAD-FIRST ROW, left to right: Albert Foster, Jim Forrester, Don Casey, Gary Ingram, Otis North, Don Butts, Carl Young, Joel Brown James Williams, and Roy Holmes. MIDDLE ROW, Costa Dunias, Taylor Daniel, Ken Fugua, Rock Hutson, Kirby Groves, Granville Scott, Rex Norris Dale Graham, Bobby Goswick, Ed Dossman, Don Watkins, and backfield coach Buddy Horne. BACK ROW, Head coach Max Bumgardner, Emmitt Jamison David West, Dan Kinsley, Toby McCleney, George Fugitt, Kent Babb, Tom Pate, Bob Hardin, Ray Sewalt, Fred Petmecky, Clifford Cole, .lack Gray Bob Eason, and line coach Phil George, and manager Robert Porter. football , season record .. fv""""" W4 I ,.... 1 'A ', l:..a.J-- , , , lt , , vt v . I , J, ill. g : RAM COACHES-Line coach Phil George, bockfield coach Buddy Horne, and heed coach Max Bumgardner. Rams 6 Tyler 28 Rams 18 H-SU "B" 12 Rams 25 ACC "B" 20 'Rams 6 Wharton 21 'Rams 13 Victoria 6 'Rams Del Mar 16 'Rams 20 Tarleton 6 Hams 20 McMurray "BD 14 'Rams 6 Arlington State 21 'Rams 12 Cameron State 18 'denotes conference games ,AR X mv K .I J" ' t Q.. ' ' ba? ' .-ww 4' Wy' -1 1 .. 1. -,.-Q4-1 EW 'wi f ww yu' fills 4" 1, ., f. Win! . M" .JP S T' N63 -1 YW yr. . .Q .xf . mp, Q '. --A-,1"l 1, . r-' 'A W' kg A- -, . . W sal" 21 f 'fi Lv" gi v-41 ,., ,ze A ru '. Q. 4 1 George Fugm 'Rock' James Hutson Williams Y f call conference .,.,s,.,,:: selections Jim Jalk Forrester Gray Ken Fuqua Q iff .- r """ ii H 3 . 4,0 x.... A 9:49 i C54 fgggffg jd Sv' QV.. Don Casey, Ram halfback, fries for yardage against Tarleton State in the homecoming tilt. Rex Norris capaches win Against Tyler the Rams ran into a bigger, more experienced team that cashed in on the San Angelo mistakes and as a result rocked out an impressive 28-6 win. Freshman haliback Gary Ingram' scored the only Ram touchdown of the game. End john O'Toole of the Apaches was the greatest troublemaker of the game as he caught four passes for 52 yards, for one touchdown and to set up a second score. sac victor Win number one for the Rams came against the Hardin-Simmons Buttons by a 18-12 score. Down 6-0 at the half, San Angelo came back early in the third quarter when center Bob Eason raced an intercepted pass 40 yards to tie the score. Other Ram TD's were made by quarterback James Williams and fullback David West. roms top occ San Angelo made it two in a row over college teams from Abilene as the Rams knocked Abilene Christian "B" 25-20. In the ACC "B" game, SAC ran up its highest offensive total of the season by pushing over four touchdowns and one extra point. Scoring for the Rams were Cary Ingram, Kent Babb, James Williams and Tommy Pate on a pass from Williams. Ingram was successful on one extra point try. roms fclll Wharton handed the Rams loss munber two in the first Pioneer Conference game for San An- gelo 21-6. Before the game was even under way, the Pioneers struck for three quick touchdowns. SAC garnely fought back but could not overcome the 21 points. End Toby McCleney scored the only SAC touchdown on a pass play from quarterback Bobby Coswick. Tammy Pqfe Don Casey Bobby Goswicl: L.. .A W I+ AYYQ I ! Q 2 n B it "H I u , R Taylor Daniel Don Butts C0515 DUIIFGS Fred Peimecky , . Wifi' pirates fclll SAC evened its conference record at 1-1 by downing Victoria junior College 13-6. Victoria drew first blood as halfback Harold Sowders romped 23 yards for the first Pirate touchdown. However, the Rams tied the score after recovering a Victoria fumble when Williams tossed an'l8 yard pass to end Tommy Pate. The other Ram tally was registered by another Williams pass, this time to halfback Kent Babb. Babb kicked the PAT. vikinqs romp San Angelo, after jumping to a quick 6-0 lead in the first quarter, finally succumbed to the Del Mar Vikings 16-6 for PC loss number two. Quarterback james Williams passed to half- back Don Casey for the touchdown. Del Mar tied the score when halfback Billy Real scampered six yards to pay dirt. The other Viking score was made by substitute halfback Spencer Brown. Del Mar ran two extra points which were successful, on runs by Brown and Beal. l I' , s 1311-- , E.. xxx-A Qf,H,:x.h:VPg!!! :N A fn ,-4 w. it 1 -41.15 1, Tv 71751 ii W? T11 ,,....Y..., ,. .ge . . W iii I Q Y V in l 1' 7 1. '-f.4'.'.4.'-.:' : ,, - 'lgglff "' Dun Kinsley ,.-il rams triumph Tarleton State furnished the opposition for the Rams in the 1958 Homecoming tilt, Won by San Angelo 20-6. An intercepted Bobby Goswick pass resulted in the lone Plowboy touchdown. Eight plays later halfback Bill Potsavick scored on a three yard plunge. Rams figuring in SAC scoring were James Williams, twice, and Kent Babb. A Williams to Babb pass set up two more points on a successful extra point try. inclicms lose San Angelo made it three in a row over Abi- lene colleges as the MCMUf1'y Indians fell to the Rams attack 20-14. Quarterback James Williams spearheaded a first half attack that saw the Rams climb to a 14-0 half-time lead. Touchdowns were made by Kent Babb on a pass from Williams, and fullback David West scored the second tally. The third Ram touchdown was made by Wil- liams on a one yard plunge. Indian scores were registered by quarterback Randy Roten, and the second on a pass from Charlie Winstead to Tommy Smith. Cheerleaders worry about Rams during tense moment. Toby Mgcle,-,ey 7-'fx Kirby Groves Robert Eason Gary Ingram arlington wins With Arlington State the opposition, the San Angelo Rams held the Rebels at a near stand-still until the last period when ASC ran across two touchdowns and two extra points to win 21-6. The lone Ram touchdown was made on a pass from fullback David West to end Bob Eason. Earl Burleson, Bonnie Graves, and Ted Hicks scored the Rebel touchdowns. All three PAT conversions were successful. reams topple Cameron State capitalized on Ram errors and went on to beat San Angelo 18-12 in the final game of the season. Quarterback james Williams, playing his last game for San Angelo, had one of his best nights in passing as he gained 164 yards via the air lanes. Williams scored one touchdown, while fullback David West got the other score. The Aggie scores were made by end Clyde Coleman, and fullback Bill Brown, twice. 1959 PIONEER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS-BACK ROW, left to right: Head coach Phil George, Mike Behrens, Lynn Faubion, Bill Mayes Douglas Funk Jerry Ray, Toby McCleney and assistant coach Buddy Horne. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ray Stephenson, Don Renner, Will Knox, Kenneth Lindgren Tom Reed, Freddie Brooks and manager Robert Porter. Rams Rams Rams Rams Rams I Barns Rams 'Rams Rams Rams Rams Rams Rams 'Rams 'Rams Rams seoson record Coodfellow Schriener McMur1y Odessa Hardin-Simmons Howard County Schriener Arlington St. Temple Amarillo Arlington St. Gdessa Howard County Victoria Wharton Cisco 'Denotes Conference Games Rams Rams 'Rams 'Rams 'Rams 'Barns 'Rams 'Rams 'Rams 'Rams 'Rams Rams Rams Rams Rams Rams pioneer conference 93 109 79 70 77 81 91 65 75 86 63 98 83 77 79 59 Goodfellow Hardin-Simmons Arlington St. Tarleton St. Cameron St. VVharton Victoria Del Mar Del Mar Tarleton St. Cameron St. Frank Phillips Howard County Marion of Alabama Cameron State Pratt of Kansas champs . , fa, D ig?- " l -Q74 13 ,Jig ,M I .wf A, !e is an ft W: 'ff 1 7 fn vm- .ff 1 .g: A ' 1.5 1 I 4' I 5 I If 1 N, -. I - WW' . v ' 1 pg f' 7' . 5 , .M ' u ' ' , ' ' ' Ml, A n ,3 .5 '-K' ' am ' V ,. 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Will Knox, 5"l0" sophomore from Austin, was o guarduand playmaker for the Rams. Knox is a returning letterman. 4 l fog, " A f .sf U . , FI K .f?..2..-:iii-T1T',:y:, ji. 4.-f Q II X , RFQ-gi env ,. f I I Q ,rp A.. f Mm' 'x ,N It J u I J I p 'FN QL, fl 6 ' , A is ff. F' ' M, Q ' li 'Jn - -I 'Q " o fm wi- A -1 P v ,nu " 0 1 I A . Q Xggmikgi In-J, 1. 58 at -'y 1 . A f ' wid ' - ' - i P ,.-. 'm 1 N I y JJ" "n . . ,Q :iff ' xv o 'fx "' In ""' f 'ifrtlxi ,Ml N"fA:'l' . ,ff 4 M ' f Hifafff ' 3 9' :NM t' as if ' fivbfu 5 K , R ' x i . L If: 5-' .. -,, . 9 sf, fm. W -,L V. -' iffy- '- "1 Y V 1 J' Q51-59? Q - 'Wi V ' N ' .1--f 2' 4 lf BF" ..L , ,IL . ', 4 Mk-z'-11, milf: " 'uw' - . w 4154 hfyfgQ ,rr ' vw mf V . x Mike Behrens, 6'3" center from El Paso, played outstanding defensive ball for the Rams. He was also among the top scorers. ,,.,- l !l , , l rf . 5- ,chi - W3?:':Q4?L"' seffs-"fr: - . 4 - "Sometimes we refs have things hard." This occurred when the game ball got wedged behind the basket. Players and ref are looking for a solution. rams roll on . Players and 'Fans are jubilant as the Rams iust beat Cameron State 77-7'I for first place in the PC race. SAC never lost its number one rating for the rest of the year. 4.-sail'-gfgcf, Q1 2 ?' lg .fir at Jerry Ray, 6'2" guard from Miles, was an asset to the team either at a post position or at guard. D D Coach Phil George plots an attack against the op- position with his guards in Odessa game. We , 1 Q , W' Little number 20 of Del Mar is trying his best to make things rough for "Pro Stephenson. L ' i 'ii fig . :TEV Efflgl .- r :sig , if TT, 5: " 1-i 1 if '21 ii Y ' :iw .Y 1.,,YmL, g" Faubion and Ray Toby McCleney, 6'2" post man from Angleton helped the Rams a lot during the season. behrens proves valuable . . . . Mike Behrens 1501 likes to keep the ball at any time. In this sequence of pictures, the opposing Wharton team 'finds Behrens rough to handle as he al- ways had his hands on the ball. Other activities were scheduled for the Rams besides just playing basket- ball. Here the San Angelo College quint is shown at an assembly held in Hutchinson. The Rclmettes take a breather during one of the bus stops en route fo Kansas. 7F Joy watches the bus driver and the road north. f 'i-.l'7'T XljM.f sl Male cheerleaders get help in cheering from Miss Joan Zesch and her drill squad. ramettes invited to kansas San Angelo College Ramettes, girls precision dance and drill team, received a special invitation to serve as the official entertainers at the National Junior College Basketball tournament in Hutchison, Kansas. Thirty-two members of the Ramettes, accompanied by Director and Choreographer Ioan Zesch, made the trip. First performance of the coeds was on a Wednesday night. The squad did a skit from "Gunsmoke,' and a dance, routine to "Salty Dog." The squad performed twice on Thursday and re- turned home Friday. While in Kansas the coeds stayed in the homes of student council representatives from Hutchinson Junior College. Mike Behrens, sophomore, tries to take ball away from one of the Cam- Formal view of the Ramettes before their scheduled performance in eron players in the game won bythe Aggies 83-79. Hutchinson. rams go to notional finals after winning omclrillo regional The San Angelo College basketball team climbed into the national spotlight again this year but failed to repeat as National Iunior College basketball champions. Winner of the Pioneer Conference and the Amarillo Regional tourney, the Rams turned back Marion Institute of Alabama in the opening round of the national tourney, 77-76, only to be nosed by rival Cameron State, 83-79. Cameron State, only repeater to the national finals from last year, pulled ahead of the Rams 79-77 in the closing minutes and stayed there until the final buzzer. Since the tourney is a double-elimination affair, San Angelo was given a chance for fourth place in the tourna- ment. This time their opponent was Pratt Iunior College of Kansas. After leading at half-time 31-30 the Rams succumbed by two points, 61-59. At the regional playoffs Howard County Junior Col- lege pushed SAC all the way. VVhen the final second slipped by, the score was tied 82-82. jerry Ray dropped a free toss after the gun to give SAC the title and a trip to Kansas. In the first round at Amarillo the San Angelo quint drew a bye but in the second round drew Frank Phillips of Borger. The Barns came out on top in this contest 98-58. Coach Phil George feels, however, that this team did much better than anyone had expected. With only four back from 1958, George found a winning combina- tion with two veterans and some newcomers, despite the lack of height. Another Texas feature in the Kansas tourney was the San Angelo College Ramettes, girl's precision drill and dance team, who were the official entertainers at the meet. ,ff t -4. "T .f' T A R . . .J u...J . ' H ' E..-r. -..4 Y Y V, , Y , J, A .2 'A f " M" Y -X .- 1 I I if Z! ii- Q . 'TJ . -f 1 , if H . - ...-L ' Q-K.. 35 Thirty-two members of the Ramettes entertain some 9,000 fans during the national tourney. This was the second appearance of the group at the tournament. ln 1957 the Ramettes served as official entertainers while the Rams wan the national title. national t urneq At left Doug Funk C441 and Will Knox U21 wait for the tip from Bill Mayes in the game with Cameron State Aggies of Oklahoma. This was the third meeting of the two teams during the season. Cameron came out on top with a 2-1 mark. The Aggies won this game 83-79. At right Doug Funk and Jerry Ray appear to be showing steps learned in ballet lessons. John Bryant gets set to add another field goal. 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Left to right, Plogens, Whitaker, Eathorne, Baldwin, Halbardier. scan cmqelo college student council The San Angelo College Student Council coordi- nates most of the activities on the campus. During "Howdy Week," the Council welcomes everyone to SAC. The Fall Picnic, Homecoming, the Mistletoe ball and the Spring Formal constitute a major part of SAC's social life. The Council also sponsored a sale of cow bells during the football season, a Council dinner to close out the first semester and various pep rallies, informal dances and elections throughout the year. All organizations at SAC select capable represent- atives to the Council. Council members must main- tain a "C" average. g Mr. Delbert Tarter and Mrs. Allena Westerman are sponsors. president . . . vice-president secretary . . . treasurer . . . reporter . . . . . . Jack Eathorne Pat Baldwin Deann Whitaker . James Plagens Lynn Halbardier STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-FRONT ROW, Barry Brooks. SECOND ROW, Lynda Dudley, Evelyn Adams, Bubba Whitehead, Carolyn Simpson Dodie Hunnicutt, Judy Huggins, Jim James, Stanley Westbrook, Yvonne Higginbotham. THIRD ROW, Sue Sf. Clair, Francis Holmes, Pat Westbrook, John Loclwaby, Allan Calkin, Doyle Burton, Benny Wooley, Tommy Atkins. BACK ROW, Donna Williams, Gerald Ratliff, Nancy Wagner, Anita Farmer, Mary student coun il .... A special election was called by the Council in January to fill two vacancies in the officer slate of the Council. Ronnie Campbell was selected to replace Jack Eathorne and Doyle Burton was chosen to serve as second semester treasurer. ,, 7 , KJ ---0, , s Doyle Burton treasurer ,. K. ,I Ronnie Campbell president FRONT ROW, Lois Gove, Mattie McKee, Vida Keahey, Gwen Russler, Mary Matthews, Coralie Patton, Ann Choate. BAC sor, Larry Coker, William Droll, John Richeson, Allan Calkin, Freddie Davis, Alex Sanchez, Bennie Wooley, Jerry Yoes. phi theta kappa Phi Theta Kappa, Beta chapter, is an honorary organization recognizing outstanding scholarship. To be eligible, a freshman must maintain a 2.5 average. A sophomore must earn a 2.2 average to belong. Dr. Rosa Lyon Bludworth serves as chapter sponsor. president ..... vice-president .. secretary ............ corresponding secretary treasurer ............ reporter ........ student council . . . historian ....... parliamentarian . . K ROW, Dr. Rosa Bludworth, spon- . . Allan Calkin . . . Bates Hoffer Mattie McKee . . . .... Ann Choate Freddie Davis . Alex Sanchez Bennie Wooley Len Mann .. Ieny Yoes FRONT ROW, Beverly Sponenberg, Christy Sauer, Drenna Pate, Wynona Hartman, Shari Arvedson, Wanda McCaleb. SECOND ROW, Bobby Rohatsch, James Moeller, Curtis Neeley, Herbert Munson, Robert Moore, Maurice Marshall. BACK ROW, Johnny Bailey, Bates Hoffer, Len Mann, Marvin Sapaugh, Pat Wicker, Duwain Hamblin, Gilly Miller. NOT PICTURED, Eleanor Simpson, Leon Wyatt, linda Robinson. l FRONT ROW, left to right: Jennifer Soar, Shari Arvedson, Alvon Hudgens, Margaret Mathis, Dodie Hunnicutt. SECOND ROW, M. V. Armour, Coralie Pat- ton, James Taylor, Alton Spears, Trish Mason. THIRD ROW, Marvin Sapaugh, Tommy Turner, Jim James, Alan Dart, delta psi omega The Delta Psi Omega is an honorary dramatic so- ciety composed of students who have showed meritori- ous participation in the theatrical productions of the college. Requirements for membership include efficient work as manager, director, staff member, or speaking roles in the various plays. The Epsilon Alpha is the San Angelo Chapter of the Delta Psi Omega. Mr. Don Irwin serves as sponsor of the group. Di- rector is Coralie Patton, Sub-Director is Tommy Tum- er, Secretary-Treasurer is Shari Arvedson. Intensely dramatic scene from Trojan Women. A' 'P' r. 01. 7 , - . ' lt . . ... A, J ,FM ' '-1--vu' , 1 4 f '- ' -1.-e-1f,.1.v1 l-1-MLC N U' " Her-: Ai: "xr Kr ,l '-"---Cl " "J-C. .. , -.,-- - v ,, Y sw., -. C, my -.',,.,T, Q , 1 1' . . 5 .., ""rEl'+-4--,--.wL,-,,, I 1 . . . .- 4. ,. , , . .... ,-, 1'---U Q., ,. , I .A -,.. ,- ,T . ig -fw -..Lf L-A 'TY Q4 "-wt,,.,g, 35,4 , Sf-v--.NA I- ' '--', ,z 'Nc .., . v . ,Ayr '-v f"'4.-. ,' X 7 ' -. 'A I' 1 'J X 'C, FRONT ROW, left to right: Joyce Wright, Susan Stephens, Mary Matthews, Clarissa Miller, Mary Coman, Lenore Loeffler, Pat Westbrook, Deann Whitaker. SECOND ROW, Anne Blackard, Pat Wynne, Dalene Meyers, Annette Littleton, Sandra Gauntt, Pat Martin, Annette Duncan, Christy Sauer, Beverly Sponen- burg. J SCIH omqe o college PClYY'lQ'lCtQS Ramettes watch the Rams and Plowboys during the homecoming game. ... T -1- 1 ,,,T,',,,.... , FRONT ROW, left to right: Drenna Pate, Marsha Adair, Donna Coward Jeanette Penn Su Ann Schmidt Norma Gerngross Delores Eggemeyer Diane Daugherty, Mary london, SECOND ROW, Linda Stockton, Donna Williams Judy Taylor Alvon Hudgens Darlene Braden Zona Hudgens Jean Porterfleld Mickey Jowers. The Ramettes, 34 in number, serve as official boosters and hostesses of San Angelo College. Members are named to the group during try- outs early in the school year. They must main- tain a "C" average to retain membership. The precision drill and dancing of the Ram- ettes add much to the general attraction of SAC. Performing in their colorful uniforms, the Ram- ettes are seen at home and out-of-town football and basketball games. This year-'s group were in Dallas as part of the State F'air's salute to higher education in Texas. Miss joan Zesch is choreographer and director of the group. Ramette officers include lfrom leftj Donna Williams, student council represent ativep Alvon Hudgens, secretary-treasurer: Deann Whitaker, presnclent Linda Stockton, captain, Sandra Gauntt, vice-president, Mickey Jowers reporter and Diane Daugherty, flag bearer. ,AI FRONT ROW, Pat Wynne, Bobby Rohatsch, Maurice Marshall, Nadine Harris, Jennifer Soar, Donna Williams. SECOND ROW, Charlene Book, Vida Kea- hey, Margaret Mathis, Allan Calkin, Frank Plagens, Fred Petmecky, Robert Moore, Walter Crenwelge, the Rev. C. E. Bludworih, sponsor. religious council Fulfilling the aim of promoting spiritual growth and moral development of the students, the Religious Council plays a vital part on the college campus. Coordination among the various religious groups rep- resented on the campus is another task undertaken by the council. Religious Emphasis Week, held in the spring, is one of the highlights of the year at San Angelo Col- lege. During this time the Religious Council sponsors activities including devotional periods and sing-songs led by various religious groups. Representatives from the different denominations include Margaret Mathis, Gene Weyerts, Presbyterian, Donna Williams, Pat Wynne, Baptist, Charlene Book, Frank Plagens, Catholic, Walter Crenwelge, Fred Pet- mecky, Lutheran, Allan Calkin, Vida Keahey, Meth- odist, Maurice Marshall, Jennifer Soar, Episcopal, Dodie Hunnicutt, Bobby Rohatsch, Christian Churchg and Nadine Harris, Robert Moore, Church of Christ. The Rev. C. F.. Bludworth sponsors the group. Q president .... .... M argaret Mathis Q vice-president .. Pat Wynne Q secretary .. Donna Williams Q reporter .. .. Frank Plagens Q student council representative ...... Allan Calkin "- L lp,-f s - ' 'ir-1 ,.1 . Tip , at r t' '-,- ',:. - new 'v-fee-fe N' ' 72 l FRONT ROW, left to right: Ronald Murphy, Andrew Hoelle, Don Aiken, Curtis Neeley, Lewis Schmidt, Tom Chapin, Mr. Lee Hord, sponsor. SECOND ROW, Wayne Agee, Jock Eathorne, Wayne Cooper, Fred Hays, Harold Pruitt, Clarence Cahill, Jimmie Campbell, Doyle Burton, Ronnie Campbell. BACK ROW, Ken Williams, George Bond, Mr. Joe Gabriel, sponsor, C. J. Fields, Jack Remer, George Milliken, Bob Graham, Milton Pierce, Howard Wills, Anne Foster, Kermit Ronding. veterorfs cassocioti Q president . . . C. I. Fields The Veterans' Association is one of the most spirited groups on the campus. . Dice-president Wayne Agee To get homecoming activities off on the right foot, the group, along with many volunteers, made a 50 foot high pile of wood for a welcome home ' Secretary " ' ' " Anne Foster fire. Some pesky souls stunted the growth by burn- ing the stack a little early. However, this occurence . treasurer . . George Milliken brought more volunteers with more Wood. Approxi- mately 20 residents of San Angelo called the college . reporter -I ' . ' Frank Plagens offering fuel for the fire. Some 300 were present for the finale on Friday night before Saturday's home- coming. The group also created a mythical Ram opponent named "Tom Dooley" who was hanged in effigy by the vets at pep rallies and home football games. . student council representative ..... Doyle Burton ' . it Q I2 '4 L1 .vi Z nba - W FRONT ROW, left ta right: Mr. Jack Hudgens, director, Eleanor Simpson, Tommy Turner, Joy Eoff, Loyd Senn. SECOND ROW, Charles Griggs, Freddie Davis, Mickey Jowers, Donald Cox, James Robinson, Bernice Ryals. THIRD ROW, John Lochaby, Donna Gregory, Beatrice Farris, Patsy Jones. FOURTH ROW, Robert Davis, Velma Blackburn, Betty Johnson, Sue Woodruff, Keith Glover, Sue Jett. FIFTH ROW, David Klepper, Harold McEwen, Walter Cren- welge, Rita Johnson, Bryan McCIeery, Jerry Johnson. SIXTH ROW, Charles Harrison, Tom Gregg, James Taylor, Jose Morales, J. P. Kirksey, Betty Plummer. SCI The San Angelo College Band works with the Ramettes in presenting colorful entertainment at half- time during the football games. And certainly no parade is complete Without the band. The SACsters, school dance band, also play for many of the social events of the year. The Dixiecats, jazz group, perform at the Pram basketball games. Mr. lack Hudgins is the director of the groups. Loyd Senn serves as commentator for performances. c band Q preside-nt .. Q vice-president .. . student council representative Q drum 'major , . Q twirlers . . . Keith Glover Tommy Gregg . . . . . Iolm Lochaby Tommy Turner Elanor Simpson Ioy Eoff in - Kay'- -A s2 ' S Editorial staff of the Ram Page includes FRONT ROW, left to right: Alex Sanchez, art editor, reporter, Lynn Halbardier, news editor, James Plagens, fea- ture editor. SECOND ROW, Rudy Powell, circulation manager, second term co-editor, columnist, Jim James, second term co-editor, sports editor, column- ist, and Lanny Parker, first term editor and photographer. NOT PICTURED: Don Pluml hi'S Phyllis Phillips reporter THE . , X r ' 'fm X ' -.x rl n l.-I 4' A' 5 l bw lv 'sl . . Q :s I 21, al - Y 5, f 1 ' f' OFFICIAL PUBLICATION SAN ANGELO COLLEGE ' ee, Henry Wolff, Robert Graham, Roy Short, reporters. .. . ., e . ,r- , ,. 4. , '1. 1 l 3. - ll Marsha Adair C. J. Fields linda Robinson Alan Dart Judy Huggins reporter reporter reporter photographer reporter editorial assistant editorial assistant business manager Elbert Seal reporter business manager Royce Gladson Faye Davis Wayne Agee Barbara Boykin Robert Davis reporter reporter reporter reporter reporter ' , 'fl ' , 1 Y v - Q '. , . r .FM 1 ,' 3. .' V R f EH' -P -- Q D as BACK ROW, Roy Short, Rudy Powell, Alex Sanchez. SECOND ROW, Elbert Seal, Pat Wynne, Jim James, James Plagens. FRONT ROW, Linda Robinson, Judy Huggins, Lynn Halbardier, Phyllis Phillips, Marsha Adair. press The Most Photogenic contest is one of the major highlights for the Press Club. Pictures of all coeds enrolled at SAC are entered in competition. Photos of the finalists are sent to out-of-town judges for the top three. To climax the affair, the club sponsors a dance to present the winners. The club is responsible for trips taken by journalism groups. The club was represented at the Texas Junior College Press Association meeting at College Station and the Texas Intercollegiate Press conference at Huntsville. Objective of the Press Club, composed of members of the Ram Page and Rambouillet staffs, is to keep the student body of San Angelo College informed on matters pertaining to the college. Mr. Guy M. Horton sponsors the group. lub Q president .... Q vice-president . . . Q Secretary . . Q treasurer ............ . .... . Q student council representative Q sponsor . . . . james Plagens . . Alex Sanchez .. Phyllis Phillips Linda Robinson . . . jim James Mr. Guy Horton FRONT ROW, Rosalie Zamarripa, Gwen Russler, Elaine Augustinas, Margie Eisenbeck, Bobbie Pruitt. SECOND ROW, Mary Beth Dudley, Ruby Kettler, Wy- nona Hartman, Pat Wynne, Shari Arvedson, Eleanor Simpson. BACK ROW, James Taylor, Marvin Sapaugh, John Truett, Vicla Keahey, Ruth Warwick. 5.0 Q president .. Shari Arvedson Q vice-president .. .. Pat Wynne Q corresponding secretary .... . . . Vida Keahey Q recording secretary . .. .... Gwen Bussler Q treasurer . . . . . A1 Foster Q parliamentarian '... .. Marvin Sapaugh Q student council representative ..... Gerald Batliff Q reporter Dan McClung Q historazn Ioy Eoff .E. . The S.N.E.A. fStudents' National Education As- sociationl is open to all students interested in the educational field. The purpose is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession by exposing students to its phases. Throughout the year, the group participates in vari- ous educational activities, in addition to sending rep- resentatives to the state convention in the spring. The San Angelo College branch is known as the Waureen Walker chapter. This intemationally-known educator spoke to the group this year as one of the highlights. Advisor of the SAC club is Dr. Merial Stuart. f,,,., 1-Q' , 'P' 1."!-To FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Hope Coman, Betty Hill, Joanie Williams, Gretchen Johann, Peggy Taylor. BACK ROW, Ann Fullager, Loretta Morris, Mary Ann Coldwell, Brenda Grimsley, Joy Eoff, Lenore Loeffler, Johanna Wilhelm, Mrarceline Gill. Carr hall The Carr Hall House Council is composed of certain elected officers and room representatives. The purpose of the Council is to direct and man- age the business and social affairs of Carr Hall. The group is directly responsible to the Dean of Women and all of its policies are subject to approval by the administrative authorities of the college. The Council meets twice each month and plans monthly socials and parties for the 52 women residing in Carr Hall this year. Mrs. Violet Morrow is dorm director. Mrs. Maurine Hogg is assistant director. 152 Q president .. Q vice-president . . . Q secretary-treasurer .... Q student council representative Q reporter Q historian ! xl at .. . Peggy Taylor .. Ioanie Williams . Gretchen Johann Mary Hope Coman . . .. Betty Hill .. Marceline Gill FRONT ROW, left to right: Coralie Patton, Nadine Harris, Donna Williams, Jennifer Soar, Dodie Hunnicutt, Marsha Kerbow, Barbara West, Pat Wynne, Shari Arvedson. SECOND ROW, Margaret Mathis, Carolyn Nixon, Alvon Hudgens, Zona Hudgens, Mary Matthews, Francis Holmes, Alicia Jackson, Evelyn Adams, Boblaye Pruett. THIRD ROW, Alan Dart, Douglas Morris, James Taylor, Alton Spears. FOURTH ROW, Jimmy Bilbo, Marvin Sapaugh, Jerry Roy, Tommy Turner, Kenneth Maier, M. V. Armour. college choir In the fall, the San Angelo College choir won top recognition at the State Fair of Texas. As part of the F air's salute to higher education in Texas, the choir joined the SAC drama department in the production of "Trojan Women." The annual concert, presented in the college audi- torium in Januaiy, was another outstanding project undertaken by the choir. The group presented a variety of selections by classical and contemporary Writers. "Oklahoma," perhaps, presented the greatest chal- lenge for the musicians. Under the direction of Mr. Eldon Black, the choir also makes an annual concert tour of surrounding towns. l As part of a Christmas tradition, the choir sings carols in the main hall at SAC. -if cr Linda Armour Pat Baldwin Sandra Ball Pearl Burleson Mary Hope Coman Donna Coward Nadine Harris Linda Heath lambda tau Dodie Hunnicutt president Lynn Halbardier vice-president, reporter Mary Landon secretary Judy Huggins l'l'eClSUl'eI' Deann Whitaker parliamentarian Mary Matthews historian Carolyn Simpson student council representative Carolyn Boatright Dora Mae Kelly sponsor Il ,- l f l elven. ,, d Li- l J 3 r 1 ll, 1 A R .l N ,Q ve-.R X 4 ,W 1 lx . x:- vyf' v. V 1 ll ' N. 'MATH 1 lambda tclu sororltq Marsha Kerbow Dalene Meyers SuAnn Schmidt Jeanie Schwartz Madelyn Shoemaker Beverly Sponenberg Susan Stephens Judy Taylor Donna Williams Best Pledge Wanda Sue Wills Pat Wynne e. Members of the Sigma Alpha Chi pose at Presentation, Jan. 31. if " , ,, , N F? '-J - . . ix .in ,, . e 4, ' , .1 ..- A I J elf , s .I . nw va. ..1 , , L, ll t J' cg , G' K 9 -ri 1 if S li '.- 4 ' I . il! gg " 4 7 gout--Q ,Q xt J Sigma alpha Alvon Hudgens president Coralie Patton vice-president Margaret Mathis secretary-treasurer Anita Farmer first semester student council representative Gretchen Johann second semester student council representative Gaynelle Simmons sponsor , y . 1 Q i. i it 'V if ' -. wiv N A wg . . , , c . 1 . I ., The Sigs and their escorts pose at the Presentation Dance in the Town House. sigma cilphcu chi sororitq Louise Aguirre Zona Hudgens Mattie McKee Evelyn Adams Best Pledge Shari Arvedson Jennifer Soar Donna St. Cyr lamp F' "IQ" Herbert Munson Frank Plagens Jae Mgrqleg Q president .. Herbert Munson Q vice-president .. .. Frank Plagens Q secretary .. .. Carolyn Bond Alan Dari Bonnie Flye Emmift Jamison Q student council representative ...... Joe Morales Q reporter Q sponsor 1 .. Faye Davis Mr. Glenn Casey WX 'Q' 3 if l ilkixlh ' fs R Harold Hicks Yvonne Higginbotham Clifford Whitlock Pdf Wicker l F 65 lvl, fa' 'I 'fl' X 1 Earl Calhoun Lois Gove V I 1 1 A ,fu 1 - "". 3' ' " ' I Gary Ingram lou Wright I I ' ' .. Q, . . - J X A "H ' in . f - ll 1 . di - ' V. . J v...-, . 'rl -sg! FRONT ROW, Frankie Swanson, Bubba Whitehead, Melvin Barnes, Ellis Cox, Ralph Jones, David Brown, Jerry Baird, Wyne Lehr, Don Moore, Wayne Ogden. BACK ROW, R. D. Barron, Chesley Wilson, Stanley Westbrook, Larry Coker, George Fugih, John Fulfer, Sherrill Daunheim, Melvin Mow, Don Herring, Gene Eubank, Wayne Drennen, Donald Cox, Mr. "Red" Dooley, sponsor. h ' The purpose of the Concho Aggies club is to pro- mote agricultural activities among the students and 4-H clubs and FFA chapters in this area by spon- soring contests for their participation. Tl1r0ught the year, the group sponsors one main social each semester. The Aggies hold an annual ban- quet in the spring to honor the outstanding agriculture student of the year. The Aggies also present awards to the SAC judging team, which is under the direction of Mr. Edwin DuBose. The concession stand at home basketball games is another project of the Aggie group. Mr. Red Dooley sponsors the organization. president Stanley Westbrook vice-president .. Jerry Baird secretary-treasurer . . . . . . R. D. Barron reporter .. .. Larry Coker student council representative . . Bubba Whitehead -ul ..r 159 .-A me FRONT ROW, Kenneth Freeman, Wayne Ogden, Donna Coward, Linda Stockton, Clarissa Miller, Pearl Burleson, Sandra Gauntt, Darlene Braden, Dolores Eggemeyer, Lenore Loeffler, Marilyn Rosser. SECOND ROW, Charles Engelking, Erby Chandler, Jerry Baird, Eddie Klebold, Sonny Richardson, Bubba Whitehead, Peggy Taylor, Marcy Gill, Sue St. Clair, Joyce Wright, BACK ROW, Gene Weyeris, Don Moore, Gail Garlitz, Chesley Wilson, Mike Moore, Mike Mayes, R. D. Barron, Don Herring, Frankie Swanson, Leon Burk, Wayne Drennen, Stanley Westbrook, Clayton Friend, Mike Furman, Mickey Powers, Don Cox, Robert Porter, Mr. Edwin DuBose, sponsor. rodeo club Q president . . . . . Q vice-president . . . . . Q secretary-treasurer .. Q reporter . . . Q student council representative Bubba Whitehead Sonny Richardson . . . Peggy Taylor . . Dalene Meyers Stanley Westbrook The Rodeo Club, one of the larger groups on the campus, each year in the spring sponsors "Western Weekf' During that time, a student sheriff and his posse enforce law and order on the SAC campus. Western clothing is worn and special activities including a beard growing contest and other frontier activities are held. The Rodeo Club is affiliated with the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. Its rodeo team competes in rodeo shows throughout the Southwest. The group also won first prize in the Homecoming parade with their float depicting a Saturday night bathtub scene. I I FRONT ROW, left to right: Wynona Hartman, Freddie Davis, James Moore, John Truett. BACK ROW, Gilly Miller, Robert Moore, Richard Thomas, Tommy Mackin, Mr. Joe Pryor, sponsor, Tommy Atkins, Mr. J. D. Davis, sponsor. moth and engineering The Mathematics and Engineering Club is an or- ganization for the purpose of recognizing students of superior interest and ability in the fields of math and engineering. Membership is open to all students whose interests are in these fields. Members of this group explore these fields. Career men on various phases of math come to speak to the club members. This year, the group visited the Goodyear Tire Test Track located near San Angelo. Q president .. . . . Freddie Davis Q vice-president ..... john Truett Q secretary-treasurer .. Wynona Hartman Q reporter .... Tommy Mackin Q student council representative ..... Tommy Atkins . All 5: tl 0,4 Ads starf for the annual includes Tim Wolf, Judy Huggins, business mon- ager, and Linda Robinson. . Qaig, l N'-4 I.. ii l It . 'g 5-' 1' a A 5' if 3 I ""f 2'-V If ,. wg in 'Y M , H 1- ' iq- I fo? James Plagens Pat Wynne asst. editor organizations Alex Sanchez Rudy Powell art editor classes f' 1 fn sew at . ,il fggufa 4 :': ' "QQ:-f' ' Lynn Halbardier, editor rcimb uillet staff .lim James Alan Dart sports photographer FRONT ROW, Donna Williams, Jennifer Soar, Shari Arvedson, Alvon Hudgens, Margaret Mathis, Pat Westbrook, Dodie Hunnicutt, Alicia Jackson, Sandra Alcorn. SECOND ROW, Coralie Patton, Susan Stephens, Carolyn Nixon, James Wimberly, James Taylor, Alton Spears, M. V. Armour, Pat Mason. BACK ROW, Loyd Senn, Robert Moore, Marvin Sapaugh, Charles Parrett, Tommy Turner, Jim James, Alan Dart, Evelyn Adams. college theatre Q president .. Tommy Turner Q vice-president James Taylor Q secretary-treasurer Brenda Crimsley Q student council representative .... Pat Westbrook Q reporter James Plagens The College Theatre, formerly the Little Theatre, is composed of students who are interested in drama and the theatre. Members of the group support the dramatic depart- ment and distribute tickets and posters for plays. This year the drama department presented 'Trojan Womenf' "Teahouse of the August Moonf' "Dear Ruth," and as a climatic finale, "Oklahoma" Mr. Don Irwin, speech instructor, serves as head of the SAC drama department. -H 1,4 1.5113 . FRONT ROW, left to right: Collene Fitzgerald, Gretchen Johann. SECOND ROW, Billie Childress, Shirley Bitner, Lynda Dudley, Connie Cade. THIRD ROW, Pat Baldwin, Jerry Whittle, Peggy Taylor, Noylene Michaels, Sue St. Clair. BACK ROW, Wayne Stephens, Elbert Seal, Doug Boone, Jack Apple- white, Fred Hays, Bill Westbrook, Don Clift, Fred Chasak, Wayne McNeal, Mr. Joe Gabriel, sponsor. distributive educciti Q president . . . . . . Elbert Seal Q vice-president .... Doug Boone Q treasurer . . . .... Noylene Michaels Q secretary Gretchen Iohann Q student council representative ..... Lynda Dudley Q reporter .. Sue St. Clair l l 'sm r f-1, y wi 'lf-l is-q The Distributive Education Club is composed of students enrolled in one of the D. E. courses at SAC. Members of the D. E. club attend various con- 1 ventions throughout the state each year. One of the major projects of the group is D. E. Activity Day, a career day for students interested in this type of work. Distributive Education students from high schools all over the state are invited to SAC to participate in the various contests ranging from window judging to essay contests. Winners of the various contests are awarded prizes by local merchants. The SAC D. E. Club is affiliated Withvboth state and national organizations. TF C? ., i J 1 . l fl 1 1 FRONT ROW, Darlene Braden, Marsha Kerbow, Donna St. Cyr, Barbara Boykin, Dolores Eggemeyer. SECOND ROW, Wanda McCaleb, Ginger Rogers, Nor- ma Jean Gerngross, Deleatha Weise, Louise Kobb, Linda Heath, Dodie Hunnicutt, Mrs. Allena Wesferman, sponsor, Charlene Book. h me economics lub Q president Q vice-president Q secretary .. Q treasurer . . . Q historian . . . Q reporter Marsha Kerbow . . Wanda McCaleb .. Pat Martin Linda Heath Dolores Eggemeyer .. Christy Sauer Q student council representative . . Dodie Hunnicutt The Home Economics Club each year sponsors Charm Week at SAC. During this time, noted lecturers and beauticians speak to a special Charm School audience. Various clubs enter nominees for the title of Miss Charm. Participants in the Thursday night Charm School vote on Miss Chann of 1959. The winner is presented at a Valentine's Dance held the next night. This year Pat Guinn was named Miss Charm of 1959. Lynda Dudley was named runner-up. The Home Ec club also visits the County Home for the Aged during the Christmas season. The group is also represented at various state conventions throughout the year. Fl r ..-lg . 1 FRONT ROW, seated: Jennett Penn, Ann Fullager, Margaret Mathis, Billie Jean Newham, Laverne Elliot, Evelyn Adams. SECOND ROW, Sandra Alcorn, Elaine Arhelger, Betty Stewart, Katherine Schmidt, Mickey Jowers, Mattie McKee. BACK ROW, Mr. Ralph Masterson, sponsorg Woodrow Hall, Doyle Bur- ton, Kenneth Gideon, Jack Eathorne, Harold Pruitt, Anacleto Aguilar. commercial club Q president .. Margaret Mathis Q vice-president Sandra Alcorn Q secretary Elaine Arhelger Q treasurer . . . Mattie McKee Q reporter . . . . Doyle Bruton Q student council representative .... Evelyn Adams Membership in the Commercial Club is open to any student who is majoring in a business field. The purpose of the organization is to bring to- gether students of business and to discuss current trends, office practices, and business opportunities. Projects carried out this year were supplying a needy family with a Christmas basket of food and toys and taking a field trip to The Talley Press. The group also had various speakers on phases of business, including Mr. Elmer H. Danner, president of General Telephone Company. Mr. Ralph Masterson is sponsor of the group. F We J, .,. V1-x 1 4. 'qu X T'- FRONT ROW, left to right: Rosalie Shiller, Von Crowford, Bonnie Wallace Hope Brown Carolyn Merrell Eula Lee Fritz BACK ROW Mary Lou Salmon Nalalie Cochran, Baggell Pace, Elizabeth Davis, Vivian Fields, Josephine Boyer Helen Rector The SAC art department is composed of two groups. One group is sponsored by Mrs. Tincie Hed- dins fabovej, and the other, known as the Brush and Palette, is under the direction of Mr. Robert Lancaster Q pictured below J . FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Plumlee, Phyllis Phillips, Marsha Ada Johnny Tennis, Dwight Gober. FRONT ROW, left to right: Joy Frost, Jennifer Soar, Linda Armour, Darlene Braden. BACK ROW, Forrest Oliver, Bill Cardwell, Kenneth Harris, Mike Behrens, Sidney Cravens, Walter Crenwelge, M. V. Armour, Robert Young. spanish club president . . . James Mohler vice-president . . . Irma Recio secretary-treasurer . . . Linda Armour reporter . . . Joy Frost student council representative Francis Holmes K L, FRONT ROW, left to right: Sallie Wyatt, Pat Baldwin, Irma Recio, James Taylor. BACK ROW, Dr. Lewis Fraser, sponsor, Tommy Turner, Keith Pipkin, Jack Remer, James Mohler, Doyle Hertenberger, Roy Parker, Marvin Sapaugh, William Westbrook, Weldon Thompson. Q president . . . Mary Ellen Davenport Q vice-president . . J Pauline Edge Q secretary . . . Renee Boockholdt Q treasurer . . . l Fred Gauntt N Q reporter . . . jim Iames ,ti Q student council . . . , Francis Holmes ll FRONT ROW, left to right: Pauline Edge, Shari Arvedson, Pat Westbrook, Wynona Hartman, Renee Boock holdt. 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Oakes Dial 7169 ANGELO SPORTING GOODS FOR SEVENTY-ONE YEARS featuring RAWLINGS WILSON SPALDING National Advertised Sporting Good Y H nov f VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 1 1 W. BeGUI'egGI'd Pl10I'1e 3135 "The Store o ro essiona ervi W IW W W W W W POULTER ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Representing KANSAS CITY TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY See us first for Prompt, Accurate and Courteous Service on Abstracts and Ttitle Insurance of All Acreage and City Property in Tom Green County, Texas. 215 South Irving Street San Angelo, Texas P. O. Box 150 Phone 6548 ,-me-P Congratulations SAC On Your Rapid Expansions 'iff' lr l Y --11-::1"7 V ' l'1 I L: " ,j N v ff - ' ' '- ,', 5 ,if ,J fi ',' ,QS rw i -:N , -f L ,N .1 -5 F fy' 1 N 1- I, 1 1 - " X -ur' ' - '1 ',,f1'Q' ,XE 1 'l ,-l'-: I .xl " -' rs " ,. 5 Fi A -' I ' ,. -,. 124.11 i - 'nv " X ' N I X is 'I H ' . . -,I-, 1 '- ,I A ... 41 v X 1' , X A -1.5-,.,N ,,,,An-5 X. ' .X I -. .+ 3 3 X fi r-".- Yi 's-57 7232- "6 L, ,1 A si -'gt - 'iff Z, Q .l..: 1. 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W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W M W W W If W L Snfzfxwl Me Ncfaeaiaeu Your Sports Car Headquarters B 8g D MOTOR IMPORTS INC. I8 So. Oakes Phone 25313 Plumbing Contracting Repairing Water Heaters "QUICK SERVICE - REASONABLE RATES" BOWEN PIUMBING COMPANY 421 So. Oakes St. Phone 3570 - Night 9216 W W W W W M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 55555555553 53353533533 W 55553533555353555e 555553355355553553 X55555555555x5xxx.x XXX X 555555555555555555 555555555 EAW Serving West Texas F or Over 50 Years MARTIN-GLOVER CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES San Angelo, Texas 1 pillage SHOPPING CENTER SAN ANGELO TEXAS W W W W W W W W W W W W W '. ,,f- Illia ':L' Q , W - from - Gem ge P. O. Box 1270 30 West Beauregard SANI ANGELO, TEXAS W W W W W I W TA Y L 0 R PRINTING coMPANY ik PRINTING-RUBBER STAMPS-OFFICE SUPPLIES LETTERPRESS-OFFSET PRINTING 'k Dial 5454 'I09-111 N. Chudbourne San Angelo, Texas Lyndon Johnson and SAC students chat following his address here. W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 5555555555555 5555555555555 555555555555555 555555555555555 5 5 W SSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS SSSSS SSSSS SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS SSS SSSSSSSSS SSS SSSSSSSSS EAW ROBERT MASSI.E FURNITURE COMPANY ,- W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W A W W 1 W W W W 4- .'.Q1 Vlfiivlfflv-Q:5., A W 1RA gi ,",fQ i ',A. : W EIV' W ,. W W W W W W W W W San Angelo ,i Your feet won't hurt in good ohoes. B a r n e S K C 0 I 4- San Angelo, Texas of QS' JO6' WG 6' 4' 4' 071, Y' qlv' Q '71, Pc? 'Poe 6' GEMS 4333. For the Young at Heart HOWELL'S SHOES 29 W. BEAUREGARD PHONE 6915 17 W. Beauregard Next Door to Sturges' W W W W W S S SSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS W SS SS EEEEEEESEEEEEEEEES SEESSEEEEA I COIVIPLETE ARTISTS Center Up to the Minute Hair Styling by Modern Hair Stylists Featuring Ricci's Beau? Center GRUINIBACHER Y 1518 W. Beauregard Art Materials San Angelo, Texas 'Wi CHAIR FASHION CENTER OF WEST TEXASJ .flash ,.,, 5 1 1 1' I 1 I -ea XIII' fgmiag gg f . ACME QUALITY AWOWFGPIY P A I N T S, I N C . "VIIIU9e SIWPPIWQ Cenfefn 1 225 S. Chadbourne Phone 7668 1 S. Fillmore Phone 6534 SAN ANGELO THE HOUSE or HoLLYwoon BLAKE DUNCAN COMPANY 127 S. Chadbourne Phone 6404 I A QQ .Q 5,1 Excel A reeeew., if X, 4 ,A I ICI 1124 WGS' 0 EXTERMINATORS Akmgf N Q L .,-.0 5238 Beauregard 1 - I 'f' "Since 1934" BACK THE STUDENT PUBLICATION ADVERTISERS! QQqqxxgxxgxxgqxxxsixissisiii SSSEQRES?SESSSESSQSSSSQSTSSSS E Nl Q10 From the Red Rlver to the R.., Grande S E RV I N G EJ We st Texas EESEEESESSSESESSSESE EEEEEESEE JW W W W W -- - ---i------ii--1 W W W W H W W . W n ' " W W X W W :M .,.. ,.,., A W W Y W W X W W 4. N W W l l 4 W W " W W an-' W W W W Z with Zfectua wage W f W W M N W W Wherever you are W W W now and wherever Z W 0 W you are In the Z Z future you will W W always - Z W W Z W LIVE BETTER de we W Z chic Q W W v W W 1 T s 1 to x W Mgfjjjefyjm- -ly Vlfest Texas 11165 W liliflfff l,A, A A V ' W igvwm..-1:1.ff. .Q:Q-.d.....Q1 Y Z I W W .. . f a...,- W W W W W SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSSSSSSSS SSS SSSSSSSSS, EM, Miss Charm nommees model in a special style show. From left, they are: Wanda McCaIeb, Pat Guinn, Lynda Dudley Dolores Eggemeyer Evelyn Adams Eleanor Sampson and Phyllls Phulhps W IW W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ! KING MUSIC STORE Stemway and other fme pnanos TIRE COMPANY Mum. Mm.,.d.Se wholesale and Retall Gibson and Fender Guitars US IIUYIIL TIRES COMPLETE CAPPING SERVICE FULL TREAD AND REPAIRS OWNER BILL RAGSDALE TIRE C0 h Ch d SAN ANGELO TEXAS It 4254 N gh! 4275 Complete Sheet Muslc Service Conn Leblanc Band Instruments 13 E Twohlg Phone 5456 COMPLETE INSTRUMENT REPAIR SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS' ml ,,,G,,,,,,E , BRAKE s. WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS 4 WLENE TEXAS R L Baldwm-Owner OR 3 2537 35 East Concho I I I . I . . . . Y W I W W W . . W W .ISFTYTDY . - W " ' ' ""t l-::3jff,:'jV - W It Z , -V Y , W ..,,,,,, W W ' I W W I W . nr. .fl oil ' W a burners:-M ' mm , . . - W Pon: - I W XXSXSSSSSSSSSX SSSSSSSSSSSS SSW 3 333333335333333333 533333533 333333333333333333 333333333 4 .J Y , I J.. A ., xl 1 'H In connection with Charm Week at SAC, nominees for Miss Charm modeled in a special style show. Models here are Betty Hill, Joy Eoff, Brenda Grimsley, Dodie Hunnicuft, Donna Williams, Carole Chaney, and Shari Arvedson. SHIRLEY FLORAL co. . Annsrnv IN FLOWERS 60W 15 9.18 ,L .. " ,mf ' 1? 4 f' -. 7 J., I is lf, I 6 ra . W1 ' lo,-np? X X K 107 W. Beauregard Day or Night Phone 9111 ,AW I C FOR ATXY OCCA5lOYX,,.6 3,nlf W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W f W W W W W W W W W W E W To The Students of San Angelo College Our sincere appreciation for the privilege given us in making the photographs contained in this book Wayne Zadiaa "MAKERS OF FINE PORTRAITS" SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 333333333333333333333333333 XXXXXXXXXXX3333333333333333 333333333333333333333333333 W W W W M M W W W W W 3 33 185 55555555 55555555 jlHlLoLCoMBE,1lg,LANT0N PRIMANYTHING Bvnrgrzllhiisurl MANUFACTURING STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTBRS 2446 W. Beauregard Dial 4161 SAN ANCELO Tnxns W I W W ALLISQN "'-5 5- .93ateman Spwatingfjaada W 2 nrt I 9' II W -5- W "YOUR FUN! IS OUR BUSINESS" W gf FINE . Q WATCH REPAIRING 15 West Twohig - Phone 23391 W W "Discount for Students" 1 5555555 555 5555555555.,f1M W W W W W W W W ' W W Nant door to the Postollico W W W Horforb, Yaggyf W W Sz Kenle W f - J W Insurance W San- Angelo W W W BALDWIN PIANOS AND ORGANS W Real Estate W ,Af- I L-, . W MCMILLAN MUSIC STORE Z W W W North American Fidelity Building 14 E, Harris Phone 4215 W Properly, Loans H Sheet Music -- Band Instruments Accessories ESTABLISHED IN' 1924 . . . ichudboume Building, "Let's All Grow With San Angelo College" W W W X5555555555555555 - 55555555555555555555 Phono 6734 55555555555 iiiqqiiiiiiiiiixXi sssggggsssgsssx is s s , 1- Complments of For Your Photographic Needs - WITTER PHOTO SUPPLY 2895 West Twohig Phono 7921 "Take your film to Witter for Processing." P - 017011015 i. D fuzz ,Gm gr f ff Hrrcrlarmrs' Boller' STARLITE DONUT SHOP Corner of Sherwood Way and Westland St. "OPEN 6 A.M. TIL 11 P.M." SCHUCH MOTOR CO., INC. I Your Dealer In Pontiacs Since 1928 Band members lead the procession fo the main hall for the Christmas program. S5STiTi55TSS iikikkkbkiii SSSSSSSSSSSS SQQSSSSSQSSQSSS SQSQSQQSSQSQQQS ll 'a A Q 1 V L "ll 1 , Long ploy rehearsals, such as for "Dear Ruth," are even fun. Nothing like good old home cooking. Marsha, Carolyn, Judy and Tim cheer the Rams on io victory at the Homecoming game. fy-ff .Mu ,, C. .,Vv.:-f., ,mI::,,, .. ,, , vgr f-ff Sweaiing ou? dead week . . . -- v v . 1. V - a f ' ' , ' I. K V 1. f-,l...' V ' A :l , W N ., nas,-.L :..:.A V' 1 . vw. . 1 I-A -' 1-: . - , . . ,, . Y W fi,-A X. , i lf. - , - r . '. .V ' ' ' - '- :.-- ,. ,. ' ll Ii' "' l-W. 1' ""-"5-.. , ,inn , . V 1, Y YV Y 7,7777 , , ,L 1- , ...Qi between 6 cu. . cmd midnight ...funtimeatsclc... '5mAg1, 3 Those annual deadlines keep staff members hopping. "And for ull those cats at SAC . . ." A ik after h urs fel rf 4 "' l N id We're just swinging along . . . l.eYs go! big teaml etc., etc. -4-yu-vu ""'St1-1M1F'ea-'sp .sg I . f 55555555xxx 55555555555 2725 Sherwood Way . San Angelo Texas 16 New Brunswick Lanes For Reservations Dial 23435 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE X Completely Air Conditioned By Refrigeration 'Z' W W W W W W W W W 55555555 5555555555,,f1l W IW W W W W W W I W W FINE FOOD AT OUR MODERN SNACK BAR X W FOR ONE STOP SERVICE . . . MODEL LAUNDRY I A AZTEC DRY CLEANERS A COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Us ' 1 0 . - ,, - w - Q 4 My 1, 351: " A Inq. .'.,I'J'i-f.gm- l','iFr,1 "-" -I -5 ff- H1 ' I 2:1 T-A1f1"m'i-A- 'V- 5553: mf elf .. " Lf! - ' 1' H H el. '- " ,if I -rrp'-"1 ' S - WELCOME College Students 2 2 flu r A ' L' 'f 1L4'CL - c - , iii. .A..i4-4? ' --"MPH" H II5-119 S. Irving St. Phone 3111 - 3636 "Bring Your Car To Us For Expert Repairs Of All Kinds . . ." SIG'S AUTO CLINIC AN' S , "Just Up The Street From SAC" I 2006 Wesf Beauregard 14 N. campus Blvd. Phone 9488 5555555555555555555555555555 5555555555555555555555555555 F 5 5 W W W W W W W W W W W M W W W W W W M W W W Q W W W W W W W W W 222222222222222522 5222222222111 W W W W W ,ef W l W Q W ' W l W Visiting members of the Singing Cadets sample punch at the dance in the Ram Room, March 6. COMPLIMENTS OF ' ARROW DRY CLEANERS PHARMACY Satisfactory Service Prescription Druggist 1005 West Beauregard Dial 5003 Phone 9113 1307 W. Beauregard Ave. If W W W WW W W W W W W W . W Get your paper for all purposes at Mayfield Paper Co. 120 W. Ave. A Phone 2-1444 W W W W W W W W W W 5555555555XXxxxxxxxxxxxx 222225555522222222222525522 gm , -'Z ff . f 1515! - ,-ea 'gangs-vw-H I ..-' ,,.a ?'. P i 15... ,J if 4 A SACsters fake coffee break. Sig's homecoming float . . . Happy days are here again? Ramehes off for Kansas . . . views cat PC! YN cl . . . "I hope I spelled my name right" . 3' " ' I.. . ,?v3"+-'P ' 1 yy! ,- . , K ,AJ gl ,, , Af' f rs. 1 Q5 Dont panic, it's only root beer. Music ai the ,after-ga me Nickle Eaters. Qs dances was by Wur Litzer H ll i H J, and his X ' .ljzl fl:-1 ,3,1. if i Aamatsgf ' ,Q - Y I .sly wr, 'tl' i ll ,gpg 'qfxum ijf4-'jsffs ,,-'.'et'- - , +1.75 Y 31232 ,' yi E5 1 ' . N I""'-ji ygif: Va 7 V. l if full Q, l , X " ll - ' i if-5,11 'Ha' ""f . ." ' 17 in ,Y , f f- The crowds really backed the Rams. . ,vf Contemplations of a cowboy. The day ihe snows came down. 117' ,-Il y l G xgggqsiiiiiibsssiiigqgqg ESSSSSSSSSQSSSSSSSSNNNQX S11 You're always welcome at the San Angelo National Bank SAC students enter the San l . Angelo National knowing they will always receive a friendly greeting . . . W W W W W W W W W . . . and that their patronage is appreciated. The newly decorated lobby is also a good place to meet your friends. "Prog1'essing with San Angeloi' Wiifwpiiiklaim ff FU U " r-'fair-s,x 'V U flul F' 'rum' v"' l :if SAN ANGELO .cnnn Ulglwvinllll gcnnnlf fftnnmm NAI I Al., BAN K 1 gg' 1 'nf ETLE-Q irwifwiEMWBLSRWQFEV-5WER1 -.f' 1 .POS -TMSURAN-Q.EiiQieCQR erik "Home of San AngeIo's ON'LY Drive-ln Motor Bankl' gg as W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ii Xxx iii gggqggggg XXXXXXXXX E iiiiiiiii fr ur, SAC Judging Team-consisting of Larry Coker, Buster Brown, Jerry Baird, Orvol Wright, Edward Samuel, back W W W 5552 552251111 W Ill W W I W Ill W W W W W ll! W an W ' IW W W row, Frankie Swanson, Stanley Westbrook, Jimmy Davee, Don Herring, Milton Mow, Edwin DuBose, returned with three trophies won at the Houston Fat Stock Show, as well as winning other awards throughout the yea r. W W W Our New President Welcomes You 17, 2 ' , K- W F..-J six' . .,'2,4.r'f',-4:-1:75 , H, ..,4- , EV. ,O W lHE FIRST Ill-ITIUHHL Bllllll SAN ANGELO, TEXAS In San Angelo Since 'I882 1882 - member F.D.I.C. - 1959 ' W W W W IW .F F xr R X , .N - 443 S 'N - "' ,tiff , 'X " U 4- Sf - , L X E , We ' ' - 't l .A-9-f W W W W W W W W W WILLIAM J. REED, president W W XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX W ggxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxx QQSSSKQQQXX SSSSSSSSSSS Nfl TRIMBLE-BATJER W -Insurance-f Your Professional Insurance Advisors 'k Insurance and Boncls 'k Phone 8151 20 W. Beauregard Ave. Ursula Grossenbacker from Switzerland came to SAN ANGELO, TEXAS San Angelo College at mud-semester. TRIMBLE TRAVEI. SERVICE CALDWELL KEYES PAINT A N D St. Angelus Hotel-Dial 5142 P.o. Box 1583 ' Sqn Angelo, Texas E. Phone Branch Office-209 East Baker St. Picture Fmmln9'AnlsI supplies Brownwood, Texas Phone Milton 5-2751 KUHN'S PAINTS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W WE S 'I' SUPPLY coMPANY 0 Factory Finish Auto Paint Job 0 Complete Body Repairs 0 One Day Service Available ALL WORK GUARANTEED 7 so chadboume Phone 6363 HEDDINS BODY SHOP 28 E. Sth Phone 4438 - 23880 SAN ANGEI-ol TEXAS xgggxqgiqQiqggqqxiiiiiiiiiii sgggssgggggssgSSSSSSQSQQSSSS W W W W W W W W W W W i is and- s , -+2-W-1' .,..,-w-"""""F H...-va-w""Y"' Y .--fd just snapshots . . . "Look, Ma, a real, live cowl" 'ig'-uni muffin" , -.,,Q4,..u1- ,. gl- "Don't you kid mell" ,, 'fi' 1 all P 4 -:ui.n.uuq.,,.,,,.,z H mn. E,-4. ,.-, :A pri! - .. -VM 'Q Dr. Jack supports the Rams. s 11-- 14 . ,ls .Q .gun-s. Hai-.-.1-.Lug ...U , oo-1.-n-,,,.,,4 V' -' Q- -ws ..-..u Lv: I-my ,aw W 197 i or ,, e. ei, "WelI, HOWDY,Texl" people and pictures Yes, ihe sun is a little bright loclay. "Now, Joy, you stand here . . ." Just a couple of Western fans . . . Even college Deans have worries. .f M I l' ll ' 1 .A , -fl 333333553 335335555 Courtesy of W W W W W W W W W 55 5555555555415 ' fm M W W W W W W W ' 1 X W M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 5555555555335535533333333 555555555553333335555555555 iiiikkiiii X gsgsssssss S iiiiki X Nsssis XX Said, Autographs Courtesy of Two locations for your shoppnng convemence Downtown and Vlllage Shopping Center 455.2 r W fm M W 0 W ' IW M M . . W rl! ' , ' "' ' W W 1 W W W W W W M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 5 Xxxxxxxqggiiiisiigx gggggggsggsssggssssss 5

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Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

- Class of 1959

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