Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1951 volume:

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The Gothic aeditice, generous gift ot Mr, and Mrs. A. K, Burrow, will be a structure oi rare beauty and practicality and one ot the finest college libraries in our nation. to 'WB Vililp-i --::,::::- ,Z- 45 H' jr' ., fr, , Q 4 , - I X 9 L+ fp' 'ff' 5.4 ' ' .F rd' si -,,,,l T H 'EMM ., . ,.jg.'5 ' 1 F' Q ,v.2a::!::isf. ' ? 1: - md? Ib: . ,Y f ag-wg if ix! ,, , 'Q P mg' A N if I IE I ll Cf-Xl lUl Froni the point ol' View ol' grzitellul and 2lIJ1J1'CCl2lllX'C students. there could be noth- ing more fitting und niore tiinely than the dedication of the lEl5l Lynx to these two residents of Nleinphis. both ol' whoni are Presbyteiizxns and ,IlCIlIlCSSC2lllS. Their in- terest in and devotion to Soutlnvestern lor a qnzirtei' of a century were cliinaxed on xlune 27. l950, when the announcement was made ol' the gilt ol' 21 Library, SOl1ll1WVCSlCl'lllS most iniperatively needed building. This is the largest gilt which has come to Soutlnvestern in its long history. It is not to he merely another lilJrz11'y building. but one which is :ls nearly ideal for this N I . film! 5. 6Ll 0lfL .j6fLOX ZZfll l 0Ifl! College as experience, prolonged study. visits to many of the best libraries in this country, consultations with library special- ists, and careful planning can inake it. Both functionally and artistically it will be Out- standing. Mr. Burrow. who is a lneinber of the Board ol' Directors and 'l'reasurer ol' South- western, has expressed the confident expec- tation that the Burrow Library will still be serving the needs ol' Southwestern students a hundred years lroin now. The Editors, on behalf ol' all Southwest- erners, past, present, and luture, extend warm and affectionate greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow. 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Q ' xx 45, ,S , :My w - , ,gg M , I ,fl is iv, - , M H' - K A -' - sisiiiiisifa: -: :. ,,, ::::s::e2' 49 ' N r 'W uf Q X b E s 3 i PEY PON NALLE RHODES A M Ph D P1 691116111 XB. -XXI. and Ph.D. Uuiursity of Virgiuifi CHARLES EDVVARD DIEH1 A.M., DD., LI,.D. P7'6Sffi67I,l E7HC7'if'IliY A.B. johns Hopkins Univcrsityg graduate of Priuceloii Theological Scminaryg A.M. Priucetoii University i WALLER RAYMOND COOPER, A.M., LLB. i Dum of ixlfll Professor of Historyg A.B. Washington and Lee Univer- sityg A.M. Hczrvctrd Universityp LLB. University of Alo- bcxrnog B. A. Oxford University. EE MARGARET HUXTABLE TOWNSEND, M.A. 1201111 of If1'111111f11 Professor of Sociologyg BA. and M.A. McGill University. CHARLES I. DIEHL, A.M. 1J!'llIl of l 1'z'.sl1111r'11 Assistornt Professor of Englishg B.A. Southwesterng A.M. University of Chicago. A. THEODORE IOHNSON, A.M., Ph.D. Ilwm nj' ilu' Cfllffgf' Professor of Englishg A. B. Westminster Coilegeg A.M. University of Virginiop Ph.D. University of North Cczrolincx. -'im 7- X '4 sf 7. f i.. O lltlil- ' 1 D. M. AMACKER, M.A. Prof. Political Scienceg AB. Princetong B.A. and M.A. Oxford AIMEE LePRINCE ANDRUS Asst, in Conversational Spanish CLINTON L. BAKER M.S., Ph.D. Prof. Biologyg BS, and M.S. Emoryg Ph.D. Columbia IOHN R. BENISH, A.M. Asso. Prof. Englishg A.B. Arkansas Collegeg A.M, Vanderbilt ELEANOR BOSWORTI-I, M.A. Asst. Prof. Historyp B.A. Sweet Briarg M.A. Cornell University BETTY IANE CALENDRUCCIO, BS. Asst, Director Phys. Ed. for Womenp B.S. Mary Washington College ALBERT'I-I. CLEMENS, AB. Director Physical Ed. and Athleticsp A.B. Alabama IOHN H. DAVIS, M.A., Ph.D. Prof, Historyg The I. I. McComb Chairg A,B. Kentuckyg B.A. and M.A. Oxfordg Ph.D. Chicago IOE OTIS EMBRY, A.M., Ph.D. Asso. Prof. Romance Languagesg AB. Druryg M.A. Iowa Stateg Ph.D. Minnesota IAMES I. HAGOOD, IR., M.A. Asst. Prof. Mathematicsp BS. Piedmontg M.A. George Peabody College ROBERT W. HARTLEY, Ph.D. Prof, Mathematicsg A.B, Utahg B.A. Oxfordp Ph.D. Pennsylvania RAYMOND S. HILL, M.F,A. Asst. Prof. Speech and Dramaticsg B.F.A. and M.F.A. Iowa State LOYAL HOGUE, M.B.A. Asst. Prof. Economics and Business Adm.p BS. Bereag M.B.A. Indiana RALPH C. I-ION, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Economics and Business Adm.g AB. Illinoisg A.M. Harvardg Ph.D. North Carolina ALEXANDER P. KELSO, M.A., D.D. Prof. Philosophy and Christian Ethics The R. A. Webb Chairp AB, Washington and Ieffersong BD. Western Theological Seminaryg B.Sc. M.A. Oxford Page' 'l'z1'r'11ly-fozn' 7 f C ffm fi! HI., I1 Q if , LAURENCE E. KINNEY, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Bible, The Albert Bruce Curry Chair, A.B. Hampden-Sydney, B.D. Union Theological Seminary, A.M., Ph.D, Virginia THOMAS M. LOWRY, IR., A.M. Asso. Prof. History and Government, A.B. Davidson, A. M. Princeton MARION LEIGH MacOUEEN, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Mathematics, B.A. Southwestern, A.M. Wisconsin, Ph.D. Chicago WILLIAM R. MAYBRY, M.A. Asst. Director Physical Ed. and Intramural Athletics, BA. Southwestern, M.A. in Physical Ed. George Peabody DOUGALD MCDOUGALD MONROE, IR., M.A. Asst, Prof. English, B.A. Washington and Lee, M.A. Northwestern University M, FOSTER MOOSE, A.M., Ph.D. Asso. Prof. Chemistry, BS. Memphis State, A.M., Ph.D. Columbia BERNARD V. MUNGER, BA., BD. Asst. Prof. Bible, BA. Washburn Municipal University, B.D. Chicago Theological Seminary IOHN OSMAN, A.M., Th.M. Director Adult Ed. and Assoc, Prof. Philosophy, A.B. Presbyterian College, B.D. and Th.M. Union Theological Seminary, A.M. Richmond IAMES L, PRICE, B.D., Th.M., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Bible, BA. Washington and Lee, B.D. Union Theological Seminary, Th.M. Princeton Theological Seminary, Ph.D. Cambridge University E. LEWELLYN OUEENER, Ph.D. Asso. Prof. Psychology, AB. Tennessee, B.D, and Ph.D. Yale OLIVE W. OUINN, A.M., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Sociology, AB. Goucher, A.M., Ph.D. Chicago LAURA ROBINSON, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Classical Languages and Aesthetics, A, B. Agnes Scott, A.M. Georgia, Ph.D. Iohns Hopkins ROBERT L. ROUSSEY, A.M. Asst. Prof, Romance Languages, AB. and A.M. Illinois GEORGE R. SHIPMAN, M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Modern Languages, BA. Simpson, M.A. Iowa State ARLO I. SMITH, M.S,, Ph.D. Asso. Prof. Biology, AB. Hendrix, M.S. Northwestern, Ph.D. Washington Page' 'I'zi'r'11IVi'-firm' xx Q 1. 1 '. :E ..,L,' L 11511. fi! 'tl GORDON D. SOUTHARD, A.M. Asst. Prof. Romance Languages, A.B. Wooster, A.M. Iowa State MARTIN W. STORN, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Romance Languages, A.B. Wartburg, A.M. Washington, Ph.D. Illinois ROBERT P. STRICKLER, Ph.D. Prof. Greek, A.B. West Virginia, 1907-lf! Oxford, Ph,D. Iohns Hopkins G. L. TILLER, M.A., Ph.D. Asso. Prof. Mathematics, M.A. Michigan, Ph.D. Kentucky CHARLES LOUIS TOWNSEND, A.M., Ph.D. Piof, Modern Languages and Literature, B.A. McGill, A.M. and Ph.D. Harvard RAYMOND T. VAUGHN, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Chemistry, A.B. Culver-Stockton, A.M. and Ph.D. Missouri IAMES L. A. WEBB, Ph.D. Prof. Chemistry, B.S. Washington and Lee, Ph.D. Iohns Hopkins IARED E. WENGER, A.M., Ph.D. Prof. Romance Languages, A.B. U. C. L. A., A.M. Stanford, Ph.D. Princeton SUZANNE ELLEN WILLS, B.S. Asst. Director Phys. Ed. for Women, B.S. Bouve Boston School of Physical Education IOHN Q. WOLF, IR., A.M., Ph.D. Prof. English, A.B. Arkansas College, A.M. Vanderbilt, PhD, Iohns Hopkins NOT PICTURED: IOHN S. MCCARTNEY, M.S., Ph.D, Asso. Prof. Physics, B.S. luniatap M.S. and Ph.D. Pennsylvania State Page Tzvwzlyexix f A MRS. HUGH ADAMS Rm. Head of Robb Hal! MISS HELEN BOWLD S!'l'I'Fl!ll'y In ilu' ISIHIWIV MISS ANN BROWN, AB. Assislrnzf to fluf IJMH1 of IIIOIIIFII MISS CAROL CABLE, AB. Sf'r'rz'lrn'y MRS. THOMAS FLEET CONN, BS. Rm. Hflld of Vuorlzies Hall MISS SHIRLEY CONROY, AB. lfl'gi.Yf7'IIl',S Offirf' MALCOLM EVANS, AB. Ifzfgislrur' MRS. EUGENE EARLEY Axxl. to ilu? Dietitian MRS. MARIORIE T. GILLIAM I?0gislrrn s Office MRS. VIRGINIA HOLDER Axsl. Hrs. Hvrlrl of Voorlzivs llrlll WARREN D. HOWELL Auriilor MRS. EDWYN A. HUGHEY Collffge Nurse MRS, DAVID B. KENDALL, BS. Dizflician MISS MARY MARSH, BS., AB., in L. I.iIrrm'i1m MISS IREYS MARTIN Crzxlzivr MRS. S. O. MIDDLETON Rl'giSfl'IlV',.Y Offire GOODBAR MORGAN Alumni Sr'crr'tary MRS. IOHN OSMAN, AB., B.S. Assisiant Ijbrarirzn S Przgw 'I'u'w11y-511 NN.. 64 X f s MRS. IOHN I-I. QUINN Alumni Offirr' MISS ERMA REESE .S1'1'r1'1nry In ilu' 1,I'6'.YI!It'lIf IOI-IN A. ROLLOW, BS. Collffgc Iingirzem' MRS. INDIA A. RUTLAND Nav. Head of Iiwrgreen Hall C. L. SPRINGFIELD, LLB. Iimsrn' and liusi1z1's.v Mgr. DAVID W. SPRUNT, AB., BD. Asst. I0 the l'rf'.vi11erzt CLYDE M. TATE .Skiezzce Slofkroonz. MRS. W. NEWTON TAUXE, AB Li I1 rary MRS. D. E. TI-IORN, AB. Ijlzrary DR. I. E. TULLIS College Pl1y.siz'ir1n MISS HELEN TURNBOW Alumni Offirr' DAN WEST Jlgr. of lhe Dining Hall and Slllflfllf LIIIIUH Slow MRS. IOHN WILLIFORD Sludfnl Union More I,Ilgl' 111l'f'lIfj'-Figllf THE lVl SIE EULLEEE BURNET CORWIN TUTHlLL AM., M.Mus., Mus.Doc. lliredm' AB., A.M., Columbia University, M.Mus. College ol Music, Cincinnati GLADYS CAUTHEN llwm Piano, Pupil ol Theodor Bohlmctnn, Mrs. E. T. Tobey. William H. Sherwood, and Ernest Hutcheson, President, Memphis College ot Music, l933-34 -Il MARIORIE ASHCRAFT Voice, Pupil of Clyde Brayndt, Dan Beddoe, and Ernestine Schumann-Heink RUTH MARIE COBB Harp, Pupil of Carlos Salzedo VERNON PERDUE DAVIS, A.B., M.F.A. Theory, AB. Virginia, M.F.A. Princeton GERTRUDE M, DOUD, B.M. Piano, B.M., Memphis College ot Music, Pupil of Lois Maer IALEEN T. DUNNING, B.M. Piano, B.M., American Conservatory, Pupil oi Theodor Bohl- mann, Silvio Scionti, and Mrs. Carre Louis Dunning, Dunning System HARRY R. EDWALL, B.M.E., M. Mus. Theory, B.M.E., M. Mus. Drake University MARY IANE KIRKENDOLL, B.M., M. Mus. Violin, B.M. Miami University, M. Mus. University of Michigan NEUMON LEIGHTON, B.M. Voice, B.M. University of Arkansas, student at Boguslawski College ot Music, and Royal Italian University LOIS MAER Piano, Graduate, Bolling-Musser School, Pupil of Sigismund Stojowski, Rudolph Ganz, and Egan Petri MILES D. MARKUSCH, B.M., M.M. Band: B.M. Wisconsin, M.M. Eastman ELIZABETH MOSBY Piano, Graduate, Chicago Musical College, Student at Columbia and Washington, pupil of Xaver Scharwenka, Raphael Iosety, Theodor Bohlmann, and August Fraemke MYRON MYERS, B. Ed., M. Mus. Piano, B. Ed., Milwaukee State Teachers, M. Mus, Michigan, pupil of Ioseph Brinkman and Artur Schnabel Thirty -five. yyzmft' Santini! IOSIE LEE PHILLIPS, B.M. Piano, B.M., Southwestern ANNE T. REYNOLDS, A.B., B.M. Flute, A.B., Southwestern, B.M., Memphis College of Music, Flute Pupil of Ary van Leeuwen, Edwin Lennig, Laurent Torno, and George Laurent, Flute, Memphis Symphony Orchestra OLIVE M. RYAN, B.M. Piano, B.M., Memphis College of Music MILDRED SEAY, B.M., M.M. Piano, B.M., M,M., Cincinnati Conservatory, Pupil of Dr, Karol Liszniewske and Mme. Olga Samaroft ADOLPH STEUTERMAN, F. A. G. O. Organ, Pupil of Dr. T. Tertius Noble, Dr. W. C. Carl, and Charles Galloway, organist, Calvary Epilsopal Church, Memphis PHYLLIS THORNBERG, B.M,E. Piano and Violoncello, B.M.E. Drake RUTH WOOD TUTHILL, A.B., BM, Theory, A.B. Western College, B,M. Cincinnati Conservatory, Pupil of Robert Perutz, Solo Viola, Memphis Symphony Orchestra MAUDE WALKER Piano, Student at Columbia, and at Washington, Pupil of Henrietta Michelson MARGARET MOORE WHITTINGTON Voice, Pupil of Virginia Sledge and Neumon Leighton Page Tlzirty-one .....-...1- X 1,4 V ' X, NO BATONW is NES' :..,:,...... , 2 ' we ' J, f rr g ,, wil 9 if P Q si? N Q gm ,gy , Q 755 IX, X 4 WHAT WAS THAT, RAYMOND .9 gfwwv I 'J SWlNG YOUR PARTNER .1 gg 1. is T HIS MAJESTY kr uf Q3 T ASV? gg T TUT, TUT .W :::,.,,:.,: :::,:,.. 5' T.TTT.T. mo we gi? FACU LTY .'?. ?3'1'iWrN3 'K aim R i 2' .K ,,..,.., . 1 'W' Q Y if 5?lfLU!8lfLlf5 1 i ............,... ,, , .....,., :V ,, fi x S 3 i .1 ew J M Q5 A 3' 2 x. eniom . . . Sv I Y I fig, f ii ly-11111 1' LEET TO RIGHT: Charlie Ping, Anne Caldwell, Billy Ioe Criscrmore and Nancy I-Iill, President I CHARLIE PING ViceePreside-nt , BILLY IOE CRISAMORE Secretary-Treasurer ANNE CALDWELL Student Council Rep. NANCY I-IILL gl S L 111110115 'X I CLARE WALKER ADELSON IACKSONVILLE, FLA. BA. in llistory Alpha Iijzsilon Phi Transfer from Sophie Newcomb College, AEPhi l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, French Club l, 2, Iambalaya Staff 2. WILLIAM CALVIN AKINS HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS. lijll. in Vuirc' Sigma Nu Transfer from Christian Brothers College, SN 2, 3, 4, Southwestern Singers CSoloistD 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Student String Trio 4. DOROTHY IEAN ARNOLD MEMPHIS ISA. in Sjmnislz Chi fJIlIf'g'Il XO Sec Pledge Class l, House Chrm. 2, Activities Chrm. 3, Sec. 4, Elections Commission 2, 3, 4, SABA 2, Sec. 4, Southwestern Sing- ers 4, YWCA 2, 3, Sans Souci l, 2, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Club 4, WAA 3, V-Pres. 4, Pan Olympics 3, Pres. 4, Women's Undergraduate Board Sec-Treas. 4, Football Sponsor 4, All-Star Basketball 2, 3, All-Star Softball 2, 3, Maid of Cotton Contest Al- ternate 3, Winner 4, Pi 4, April Fool Court 4. TASSO BALLAS MEMPHIS ILA. in ClIf'IIIi.YfI'y Chi Beta Phi 3, Pres. 4, Alpha Theta Phi 3, 4. IAMES H. BARLETT LAUREL, MISS. ILA. in Fl4l'l1I'l1 Independent Men l, 2, Pres. 3, Ministerial Club l, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Student Council Com. of Christian Activities 3, ODK 3, Pres. 4, Sans Souci 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, THOMAS REYNOLDS BEAL t t MEMPHIS ILS. III Pl1Y.tIr'.t and A111111 Sigma Xu SN l, Z, 3, 4, Chi BetaVPhi 3, Treas. 4, Alpha Theta Phi 3, 4, Golf Team 3, 4, S Club 4, William Spandow Scholarship in Physics l, 2, 3, 4, Phi Beta Kappa 4. IUNE ALLEN BEASLEY GERMANTOWN, TENN. ILA. in Polifirul .S'ri1'n1'ff Chi IIIIIFQYI Transfer from Mary Baldwin College, XO 2, 3, 4, YWCA 2, 3, 4, WAA Treas, 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Pi 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Lynx Asso Bus. Mgr, 3, Bus, Staff 4, Pan Olympics 3, V-Pres. 4, Women's Undergraduate Board 4. GUS KAISER BELL KNOXVILLE, TENN. ILA. in Psyrlmlugy Drlla Tau Drllu Transfer from University of Tennessee, DTD l, 2, Alpha Epsilon Delta, honorary pre-med fraternity, 2, PiKA Affiliate 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Candidate for Honors in Psychology. THOMAS A. BELL IR. BLYTHEVILLE, ARK. ILA. in 1fl'llIIOIlIfl'.Y Iilljlprl Sigma KS l, Soc. Chrm. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Southwestern Singers 2, Sou'wester Staff 1, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 2, Lynx Bus. Mgr. 3, Men's Intramural Board l, 2, Men's Pan 2, 3, Pres. 4, loint Pan Council Pres. 4, SABA 2, 3. WILLIAM A. BOWDEN IR. MEMPHIS ILA. in I'ulili1'r1f S1'if'n1'1' Siglllll Nu SN 2, 3, 4, Track Team I. Pagf' 'I'l1irly-fiw PAUL H. BOWDRE IR. I-IERNANDO, Miss. . W I Post firaclualcf l1 0rk 111 ffHgllSll Sigma Alpha Izpsllun B. S. in Electrical Engineering from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Georgia Tech, University of Mississippi. WILLIAM EDWARD BOYCE PORT GIBSON, MISS. ILA. in Mall: Alplm Tau Omega ATO 4, Sec. Pledge Class l, Sec. 2, 3, Sou'wester Stall l, 2, Sports Ed. 3, 4, Alpha Theta Phi 3, Pres. 4, Chi Beta Phi 3, Pres. 4, Men's Intramural Board 2, 3, Pres. 4 ,Phi Beta Kappa 4. WILLIAM B. BRAZELTON MEMPHIS li.A. in lir'm1muir'x Sigma Alplla Iipsilfm SAE I, 2, 3, Herald 4, Track Team l, 2, 3, 4, Football Team l, 2, S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sou'wester Photog. 4, Lynx Photog. 3, 4, Cavalier 4. RUSSELL BRUCE DYERSBURG, TENN. ILA. in Hixlary Sigma Alpha Epsilon Transfer from Lambuth College, SAE 2, 3, Warden 4, Pres. 4, Football Team 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Lynx Sports Ed. 4. LESTER BRUCH IR. MEMPHIS ILM. in .Husir Cmnpositlrm GERALD PARK BUGBEE MEMPHIS li.A. in l':l'lllllPllllf'X Signza ,XIII SN Sec. Pledge Class and Best Pledge Award l, Rush Chrm. 2, V-Pres. 4, Iunior Class V-Pres. 3, SABA V-Pres. 2, Pres. 4, Student Council Com. ot Athletics 4, S Club 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Men's Intramural Board Pres. 3, Who's Who 4. RONALD FREEZE BUNN IONESBORO, ARK. li.A. in 1'f!'0lllHllll'.Y Sigma Alplza Epsilon SAE Pres. Pledge Class and Outstanding Pledge Award l, Pledge Trainer 2, Sec. 3, Freshman Class V-Pres. l, Sophomore Class Pres. 2, IRC l, 4, Pres. 2, 3, ODK 3, 4, Outstanding Sophomore Award 2, Lynx Staff 2, Chrm. NSA Comm. 3, Chrm WSSF Cam- paign 3, CUC 3, Student Council 2, 4, Student Body Pres. 4, Stu- dent Welfare Comm. 4, April Fool Court 2, 3, King 4, Who's Who 4, Most Popular Boy 4. ANNE STARLING CALDWELL LOUISVILLE, KY. li.A. in Spanixl: Della Dflla Della DDD l, 2, Librarian 3, Pres. 4, Freshman Queen l, Dorm. Gov. Board l, 3, Spanish Club l, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Lynx Beauty 2, 3, Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4, WAA Reporter 2, Treas. 3, Pi 3, Pres. 4, Maid OI Cotton Contest Winner 3, Pan Olympics 3, 4, Student Council 3, Senior Class Sec. 4, Women's Pan Sec. 4, April Fool Court 3, Queen 4, Who's Who 4, Miss Southwestern 4. VIVIENNE FLOY CHILTON MEMPHIS ILA. in Pllilosopllly Dalia Dalia Dfllrl DDD l, Song Chrm. and Athletic Mgr. 2, Historian 3, Rec. Sec. 4, Southwestern Singers l, 2, 3, 4, Sans Souci I, 2, Student Counselors 2, 3, 4, Sou'wester 2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club 2, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Players l, 2, 3, 4, Classical Languages Club 4, Pres. 3, Torch Sec.-Treas. 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, 4. IOHN M. CLARK MEMPHIS ILA. in .Valli Kappa Alplra KA 2, 3, 4 Page Tllirly-six L 1 imxs xx ELEANOR ISABELLE CLARKE MEMPHIS BA. in French Clzi Omega XO l, 2, Soc. Service Chrm. 3, Chapter Correspondent 45 Sans Souci l, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Lynx Staff 3, 45 CUC Comm. 35 YWCA l, Z, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE COOPER LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ILA. in Economics Della Delta Delta DDD I, House Chrm. 2, Marshal 3, Cor. Sec. 45 YWCA l, 25 Dorm. Gov. Board 2, 4, Sec. 35 Student Council 25 Women's Undergraduate Board Sec. 35 IRC 45 Student Counselors 2, 3, 45 Torch V-Pres. 4. IOE LESTER CRAIN MEMPHIS I3.A. in Poliliral Srizfnce Sigma Alpha Epsilon SAE l, 2, 3, 45 Football Team l, 2, 3, 45 Track Team l, 25 S Club 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 25 IRC 3, 45 ODK 3, 4. WILLIAM IOSEPH CRISAMORE AKRON, OHIO ILA. in History Kappa Alplza KA l, 2, 3, 45 Football Team I, 4, Co-Capt. 2, 35 Student Council Com. of Athletics 35 S Club Z, 3, Treas. 45 SABA Pres. 35 Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 All-Star Volleyball 35 Senior Class V-Pres. 45 Who's Who Comm. 35 April Fool Court 45 Best All-Around Boy 4. FRANCES RALSTON CROUCH MEMPHIS B.A. in English Alpha fJI7llC'?'011 Pi AOPi l, Scholarship Chrm. 2, Activities Chrm. 3, Cor. Sec., Leaders' Council and Outstanding Senior Award, 45 Spanish Club I, 25 Sou'wester Society Ed, l, Associate Ed. 25 Publications Board 2, Pres. 35 YWCA l, 2, Soc. Service Chrm. 3, Treas. 45 CUC Comm. Z, 35 Student Council Com. of Publications 35 Student Counselors 2, 3, 45 Women's Undergraduate Board 45 Student Council Hand- book 3, Editor 45 Lynx Staff Z, 3, Editor 45 Comm. of 60 35 WSSF Comm. of 22 45 Torch Pres. 45 STAB Founders' Day 45 Campus So- ciety Reporter and Columnist to Com. Appeal 35 Synod West- minster Fellowship Council 35 King's Daughters Chautauqua Scholarship Girl 25 Who's Who 45 Mademoiselle College Board 4. HELEN HOLT DEUPREE MEMPHIS ILA. in Economics Alpha Ornicron Pi Transfer from Blue Mountain College5 AOPi Sec. Pledge Class 2, Historian 3, Pres. and Leaders' Council 45 Sans Souci 25 YWCA 2, 3, 45 Minerva Club Z, 3, 45 Student Counselors 35 Women's Pan Pres. 45 Women's Undergraduate Board 45 Alpha Theta Phi 3, 45 Torch 45 STAB 45 Ioint Pan Council Sec. Treas. 45 Elections Com- mission Sec.-Treas. 45 CUC Comm. 2, Chrm. 35 Comm. ot 60 35 IRC 2. WILLIAM MERIWETHER DORR II MEMPHIS li.A. in History and Political Science' Alplza Tau Oniega ATO Pres. Pledge Class and Best Pledge Award l, Rush Chrm. 25 Ministerial Club l, 2, 45 Psychology Club 25 IRC l, 2, 45 Transferred to University of Tennessee 3, Alpha Phi Omega, Honorary Service Fraternity, 3. PAUL E. DILLMAN MEMPHIS BJW. in Voice Sigma Nu SN l, 2, 3, 45 Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 45 Southwestern Players 35 Special Student 4. ERLENE DOWNS MEMPHIS B.A. in Bible Delta Delta Della DDD 2, 3, 45 YWCA l, Soc. Service Chrm, 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Chrm. YWCA State Meet 45 Southwestern Singers 45 Intercollegiate Forum Comm. 2, 3, Chrm. 45 CUC 3, 45 Women's Pan 3, 45 Women's Undergraduate Board 3, 45 Torch 45 STAB 3, 45 Lynx Staff l5 Re- ligious Life Comm. 45 Student Counselors 3, Chrm. 45 Who's Who 4. WILLIAM PHILIP DURBIN MEMPHIS li.A. in ltlallz Sigma Alpha Epsilon SAE l, 2, 4, Recorder 35 Football Team l, 2, 3, 45 S Club l, 2, 3, 45 Men's Intramural Board 2. Page Tlzirly-seven 9 f I ,gy L 111110115 HERBERT W. EBER COVINGTON, TENN, ILA. in Pvvrliulugy Zzfla Bela Tau Transfer from University of Tennessee5 ZBT l, 25 Band 3, 45 Or- chestra 35 Southwestern Singers 35 Sou'wester Columnist 45 Candi- date for Honors in Psychology. ANTONIO PERA ELIZONDO MOBILE, ALA. ILA. in Plzilosupllv Alpha Tau Omega ATO l, 2, 3, 45 Southwestern Singers l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Ministerial Club l, 2, 3, 45 All-Star Football 25 Classical Languages Club 2, 35 Football Team 45 Band l5 Alabama Club l. EDWARD D. FOX IR. MEMPHIS li.A. in liilah' Sigma Alpha Epsilon SAE l, 2, 3, Pres. 45 S Club 2, 3, 45 Men's Pan 45 Men's Intramural Board 25 All-Star Football 2, 3, 45 All-Star Basketball l, 2, 35 All- Star Softball l, 35 Tennis Team l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team 45 ODK 45 Intramural Ping Pong Trophy l, 25 Intramural Golf Trophy 35 Intramural Badminton Trophy 2, 3, VIRGINIA FULLENWIDER MONTICELLO, ARK. ILM. in Musir' Chi Omega XO 3, 45 YWCA 3, 45 Southwestern Singers 3, 4. IACK SHERRICK FUNKHOUSER MILL SHOALS, ILL. 12.31. in Piano Alpha Tau Omega ATO 3, 45 Pi Kappa Lambda 3, 4, Band l, 3, 4, Treas. 25 Student Director 3, 4. IRENE GERMAN MEMPHIS ILAI. in Vuirf' and lhflljil' lfflllfllflllll Southwestern Singers 2, 35 Special Student 4. MARIANNA GRACEY COVINGTON, TENN. BA. in SPIIIIIXII Kappa Dfflta KD l, Scholarship Chrm. 2, Editor 3, Pres, 45 Dorm. Gov. Board 3, 45 Southwestern Singers l, 2, 3, 45 Student Counselors 2, 3, 45 YWCA l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Women's Pan 45 Torch 45 Elections Commission 45 Alpha Theta Phi 4. MARILYN GREEN Q MEMPHIS ILA. IH l r1'n1'll Chi fjlllfgll XO l, 2, Rush Chrm. 3, Herald 45 Spanish Club l, 25 Sans Souci l, 2, 3, 45 YWCA I, 2, 3, 45 Sigettes l, 2, 3, 45 Alpha Club 4. KENNETH GREENWOOD MEMPHIS I ILA. in Clrwnislry ALICE AMELIA HALL A MEMPHIS t t B.A. IH I'i!'U7IOP1ll!'.Y and Iiuslmlss AIlIIl1l1lSlI'!1ll0H Transfer from Mitchell College, Statesville, N.C. Page Thirtyreight www 'Mm 'Fue- rw Q -K 'Wwe- , .,,5: fi' ., : 1. A. X, -ME: gm, m f? M X api. P cz at awk 1 lg +168-P 0111015 ,,,, P 4-155 - lt. -55.1 . . . , Q P N 4 BETTY IOYCE HANCOCK ALEXANDER CITY, ALA. ILA. in lfililf' YWCA 1, 3, 4, MARTHA IEAN HAND WEST, MISS. ILA. in F7'l'IIl',l lem Tau Alpha ZTA l, Magazine Chrm, 2, House Chrrn. 3, Treas. and Publicity Chrm. 4, Sans Souci 2, 3, Treas. 4, Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4, Heelers l, Classical Languages Club 3, 4, YWCA I, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, IRC 3, 4, Elections Commission 4, Dorm. Fire Monitor 3. CHARLES ROY HARWOOD MEMPHIS li.,-1. in PfIilII.Kl71IlIt' Ministerial Club 2, 3, 4, DORIS MAKIN HARWOOD CANBY, OREGON HA. in Snrirzlogy RUSSELL HEINZE QUINCY, ILL. ILM. in Almir' 'l'l1z'orv Sfglllll Nu SN l, 2, 3, 4, Southwestern Singers 3, 4, Band 3. NANCY LYNNE HILL MEMPHIS ILA. in Iiislory Chi fflllfgfl XO l, Asst, Treas. and Personnel Chrm, 2, Rush Chrm. 3, Pledge- mistress 4, STAB 3, 4, Sans Souci I, Treas, 2, Sou'wester Society Ed. 3, YWCA l, 2, Social Chrm, 3, Sec. 4, SABA I, 2, 3, V-Pres, 4, Student Council 4, Student Counselors 4, Lynx Editor 4, Home- coming Princess 2, 3, Football Sponsor 4, April Fool Court 3, 4, Les Passes Rep. 4, Who's Who 4. IOAN STEWART HODG-SON KENNETT, MO. HAI. in Vnirz' I7z'l!11 Delia 1901111 DDD 3, Outstanding Pledge Award 2, Publicity Chrm. 4, Stylus 3, Pres. 4, Players 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, YWCA Z, 3, 4: Sou'wester Staff 2, 3, IRC 3, Lynx Favorite 3, Dream Girl of PiKA 2, Soloist Southwestern Orchestra 4. CHARLES E. HOLLAND BLUE sPRINGs, Miss, li..V. in Piano WALTER IOHNSON HOOKER MEMPHIS Ii.A. in Ilislory Signm Alpha lijmilou SAE l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LEE HOWELL MEMPHIS 15.14. in ClIf'Illi.S'fVvX' Alpha flHIil'?'U!l Pi Transfer from Randolph-Macon Women's College, AOPi l, 2, 3, Reporter to To Dragma 4, YWCA 3, 4, Lynx Staff 4, Chi Beta Phi 4, Honor Roll and Dean's List 3. Pllgf' Tllirly-Him, N ,-ja- 1 X Jw 7 Y an mm W ELISE WALLACE HUDSON MOBILE, ALA. 15.1-1. in Sf7lIlII.S'lI YWCA l, 2, 4, Cabinet 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Alabama Club l, Classical Languages Club Sec. 2, Sans Souci 2, 3, Greek Award 2. MARY CATHERINE HURT LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ILAI. in Cllllffll Music Zwlrl Tau Aljillrl ZTA 2, 3, Pres. Pledge Class and Best Pledge Award l, V-Pres. 4, YWCA l, Cabinet 2, CUC 4, Southwestern Singers l, 2, 3, 4, Lynx Favorite l. IOHN BYRON IACKSON HERNANDO, MISS, 15.14. ill P.SV1'l1r1lnQv Special Student 4. LOUISE IACKSON MEMPHIS ILS. in iUall1z'n111Iir's gndependent Women l, 2, 4, Pres. 3, WAA 3, 4, Chi Beta Phi 3, ec. 4. WILLIAM THOMAS IOLLY MEMPHIS ILA. in I.aIin rmfl Crfwlc Sigma Xu Transfer from Vanderbilt University, SN l, 2, 3, 4, Classical Lang- uages Club 2, 3, 4. MILBREY CARRUTHERS KNOWLTON , y MEMPHIS ILA. 111 1flIglI.YII Aljilln Umirrori Pi AOPi l, Asst. Rec. Sec. 2, Scholarship Chrm. 3, Treas. and Leaders' Council 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, 4, Sans Souci l, Sou'wester Stati 2, Lynx Staff 3, 4, Shakespeare Club 3, 4. ANN LOUISE LACY SEARCY, ARK. ILA. 111 I'li.x'lm'x' Zzfln Tau Alpha Transfer from Harding College, ZTA V-Pres. Pledge Class 3, House Chrm. 4, YWCA 2, 3, 4, IRC 3, 4, SABA 4, Arkansas Club 2, Players 4, History Club 3. IOHN HOWARD LAMMONS MEMPHIS Ii.,-1. in lf1'onon1ia'.s' Sigma Alpha lijzxilfm SAE l, 2, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4, Spanish Club 2, Men's Intramural Board l, Golf Team 2, 3. CHARLES LOGAN LANDRUM BRUNSWICK, GA. li..-I. in l'l1ilo.x'n1ilry Aljillfl Tau Onwgu ATO Asst. Treas. l Treas. 2 and 3, Sentinel 4, Track Team l, Football Team l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team l, S Club 3, 4, South- western Singers 4, Men's Intramural Board 3, 4, Ministerial Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 4. WALTER S. LAZENBY IR, OWENSBORO, KY. ILA. in Iinglixli Sou'Wester Staff l, Shewmaker Award l, Class Honors l, Alpha Theta Phi Award l, Spencer Greek Prize, l, 2, Classical Languages Club l, 2, Treas. 3, Alpha Theta Phi Z, 3, Players l, Sec, Treas. 2, Pres, 3, Alpha Psi Omega 2, Pres. 3, Lynx Staff 3, ODK 3. Prlgf' F0 rti' l7I'lL0I5 ., ANN THOMAS LILE MEMPHIS ILS. in Iiinlogy Independent Women I, 2, 3, 4. SARAH LOARING-CLARK MEMPHIS ILA. in Itvyrlzrilfigy Chi Omega Chi Omega 3, Soc. and Civic Chrm. 45 Shakespeare Club Sec.- Treas. 35 Psychology Club 45 KA Sweetheart 35 Alpha Club 45 YWCA I, 2, 3, 45 CU Comm. 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE LYNN MEMPHIS A ILA. in English Alpha OIIIIITIIII P1 AOPi Pres. Pledge Class and Outstanding Pledge Award l, Athletic Manager and Asst. Rush Chrm. 2, Song Chrm. 3, Rec. Sec. 45 Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas. 25 Wome-n's Undergraduate Board Z5 SABA 2, 3, 45 Lynx Staff 35 Publications Board Sec.-Treas. 35 Minerva Club 3, 45 YWCA I, 2, 3, 4. IOHN NEAL McDEVITT HUDSON, MASS. IIA. in Pliilosojilzy Sigma .XIII Transfer from University of Massachusetts at Ft. Devons. DOROTHY ELIZABETH McGHEE TEXARKANA, ARK. ILA. in Muxir' Chi fllllfgll XO I, 2, 4, Chapter Correspondent 35 Sou'wester Staff I5 YWCA I, 2, 45 Southwestern Singers I, 2, 3, 45 Sans Souci 45 Candidate for Distinction in Music5 Phi Beta Kappa 4. IOHN LEE MCLEAN IR, RICHMOND, VA. IIA. in I'IIiI0.x'r1pI1y Signm .XVII SN 2, Pres. Pledge Class I, Recorder 3, 45 SN Quartet l, 2, 3, 45 CUC 45 Men's Pan 2, Pres. 35 Honor Council 2, 35 Southwestern Singers I, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal Singers 35 Business Mgr. April Fool Carnival 35 Band 3. NORMA IEAN MADDOX MEMPHIS BA. in Piano Transfer from Ouachita College-5 Southwestern Singers 3, 45 IRC 45 YWCA 4. NUTE ELLEDGE MATTHEWS IR, RIDGELY, TENN. ISA. in .Smiology Pi Kripjm Alpha Transfer from University of Denver5 PiKA Pres. Pledge Class 4, V. Pres, 45 Pan Representative 4. ROBERT IOHN LEWIS MATTHEWS CANTON, N. C, HAI. in Pilhlif Srhnnl .llilsir CUC I5 Southwestern Singers I, 2, Pres, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 4, Pres. 35 Sou'wester Staff 35 Madrigal Singers 3. 45 SN Quartet 3, 45 Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 45 ODK 3, V-Pres. 45 Pi Kappa Lambda 4. MARTHA ELLEN DAVIDSON MAXWELL DYER, TENN. Ii.A. in fllilxiz' Chi OlIl1'g'fl XO 2, Best Pledge Award and Scholarship Cup I, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Belk Bible Medal I5 Lynx Favorite 2, 35 Lynx Pan Editor 3, 45 Dorm. Gov. Board V.-Pres. I5 Cheerleader I, Z5 YWCA I, 2, 3, 45 STAB 4, Founders Day 35 Torch 45 Alpha Theta Phi 3, 45 Phi Beta Kappa 45 Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Soloist with Southwestern Orchesta 4. Pagf' Forty-mir' -'li , X T L T eniom t, fy ROBERT CHRISTY MORGAN SELMA, ALA. BA. in linglislz Sigma ivll SN I, Social Chrm. 2, Chaplain 2, 3, Pledge Master 3, Pres. 4, Freshman Class Pres. I, Student Council I, Ministerial Club I, 2, 3, 4, Men's Pan 3, 4, Southwestern Singers l, 4, WOODWARD DALE MORRISS IR. MEMPHIS Ii.,-1. in Pllilosnjrlzy Alpha Tau Omrfga ATO 3, V,-Pres. Pledge Class l, Usher and House Chrm. 2, Usher 4, Players 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Classical Languages Club Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4, Robb Hall V-Pres. 4, Ministerial Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sans Souci I, 2, Cavalier 4. CHARLES LUTHER MOSBY COAHOMA, MISS. liall. in Piano Alpha Tail Omega ATO I, 2, 4, Social Chrm. 3, SABA l, 2, 3, Delta Club l, 2, 3, Band I, 2, Orchestra 4, Soloist Orchestra 4. LLOYD A. NASON MEMPHIS ILM. in Vain, Pi Kappa Alpha Transfer from Sunflower Iunior College, PiKA 2, 3, Historian 4, Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4. ALBERT ARNOLD NELIUS MEMPHIS ILA. in Pllilosvlblly Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Southwestern Players 2, 3, 4, Classical Languages Club 3, 4, Sans Souci 3. MARION IOY NEUDECKER MEMPHIS HA. in liiblr' ami Plziloxojzlzy 101111114 Ilwlla KD l, Historian 2, House Chrm. 2, Asst. Treas. 3, Treas. 4, Sou'- wester Staff I, Sans Souci 2, Sec. 3, YWCA I, 2, 3, Devotional Chrm. 4, Intercollegiate Forum Comm. 3, 4, CU Comm. 3. 4, WSSF Comm. oi 22 4, Student Counselors 4. FRANCES BELLE NIX MEMPHIS ISA. in AIIIIIIFIIIIIITFS Della Della Dalia DDD I, Activities Chrm. and Publicity Chrm. 2, Social Chrm. 3, V-Pres. 4, YWCA I, 2, Publicity Chrm. 3, V-Pres. 4, Lynx Staff I, 4, SABA 3, 4, Chi Beta Phi 4, Elections Commission 3, 4, Heelers I, Student Counselors 4, Asst. in Lab. 4, Southwestern Singers 4, Sans Souci l, 2, CUC 4, Comm. 3, Intercollegiate Forum Comm. 3, Torch 4. CHARLES IACKSON PING NEPONSIT, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. ILA. in Plzilosopliy Kapjia Sigma KS l, 2, Asst. Treas. 3, Sec. 4, ODK 4, Football Team I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Council I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Ministerial Club l, 2, 3, V-Pres. 3, Senior Class Pres. 4, New Dorm. Pres. 4, CUC 3, Student Council 4, Who's Who 4, Most Handsome Boy 4. ROLF OLIVER PITTMAN MEMPHIS P051 firadualf' lV0rk in Illzlsir ANNA GEORGE POLYDOURIS MEMPHIS ILA. in Soriology Kajrpa Della KD 2, Soc. Service Chrm. 3, House Chrm. 4, YWCA 2, 3, 4, Psy- chology Club 2, Lynx Staff 2, Classical Languages Club 3, 4, Alpha Club 4, Southwestern Maid of Cotton Contest Alternate 4. Page Forly-lu'0 -QC, P FH 10115 'jj,,, 4, , 7 . M l IOANNE HARDEMAN POWERS MEMPHIS 4 ILA. in l !'6H!'lI rim f,III!'gfl Transter from Freed-Hardeman College, XO 3, Asst. Pledge Mis- tress 4, Sans Souci 3, 4, YWCA 3, 4, HORACE BENSON PRICE GRUNDY, VA. 1i.A, in Hixlury Pi lfllflflll Alpha PIKA T, 3, 4, Pres. Man Building 4, Elections Commission 3, History Club 3, 4. MARY LOUISE BARTON PRITCHARD MEMPHIS ILA. in Iinglish Della Della Delia DDD l, 2, House Chrm. 3, Marshal 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, Sans Souci l, 2, Southwestern Players 3, Shakespeare Club 3, Classical Lang- uages Club 3. HELEN CARTHEL OUINDLEY MEMPHIS V V BA. in Snrinlagy Alpha fpllllffllll Pl AOPI Model Pledge Award l, Asst. Rec. Sec. 2, Philanthropic Chrm. 3, Herald and Asst. Treas. 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, Soc, Service Chrm. 4, Lynx Class Editor 4, Minerva Club 2, 3, 4, CUC Comm 2, Sans Souci l, Intramural Ping Pong Award 3. WILLIAM ALFRED RAWLINS MEMPHIS A ILA. in Poliliml .S'fic'n1'1' P1 Ixllllijm Alpha PIKA I, 2, 3, V-Pres. 4, Tau Kappa Alpha l, 2, Pres, 3, 4, Debate Team l, 2, Capt. 3, 4. IOHN DUDLEY REESE III MONTGOMERY, ALA. ILA. in PlIil0A'!I'Dl'lj' Alpha Tau Omega Transfer from University ol Alabama, ATO Sec.-Treas. Pledge Class l, Palm Reporter 2, Rec. Sec. 3, House Chrm. 4, Sou'wester Statt 1, Z, Alabama Club l, 2, Lynx Staff 2, 4, Ministerial Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sans Souci 4, Robb Hall V-Pres. 2, SABA 2, IRC 2, 3. BETTY RHODES MILAN, TENN. li..-1. in Snriologx' Chi Ornrga Transfer from Ward-Belmont College, XO 3, 4, YWCA 2, 3, 4, Sou'wester Stall 4, Players 4, Sans Souci 2. MARY IACK RICH MEMPHIS ILA. in Hixlory Dvlln Della Dvlla DDD l, Librarian 2, Rush Chrm. 3, House Chrm. 4, Sans Souci l, YWCA l, 2, 3, 4, Southwestern Singers Z, 3, SABA 3, 4, Sigettes 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Lynx Staff 4, ROBERT PRICE RICHARDSON IR. AUGUSTA, GA. ISA. in Iinglixh Alpha Tau fllllffifll ATO Z, Pledge Master and V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, IRC 4, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Nitist Club 2, Ministerial Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, CUC 4, White Hall Pres. 4, ODK 4, Elections Commission 4, Southwestern Singers 4, Men's Pan 4. DOROTHY IEANNE ROBERDS MEMPHIS IIA. in Pnlilirrll S!'fI'llC'!' Chi fIIll!'g'll XO 2, Pres. Pledge Class and Model Initiate l, Pledemistress 3, V-Pres. 4, Spanish Club l, Z, YWCA l, 2, 3, 4, STAB l, 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Student Counselors 2, 3, 4, Lynx Stalt 3, Iunior Class Sec.-Treas. 3, CUC 3, Torch 4, Outstanding Sophomore 2, Elec- tions Commission l, 2, 3, 4, Womens Undergraduate Board 3, 4, Student Council Sec.-Treas. 4, Student Welfare Comm. 4, Who's Who 4, April Fool Court 4. llflgl' I'-Offy-flIVf'l' xx. ' J 1' eniord Y' gy. MARTHA ELLINGTON HEBRON RUSSELL LELAND, MISS. Ii.A. in Pllilosoplly Alpha flllllllllll Pi Transfer from Mary Baldwin College5 AOPi Pres. Pledge Class 2, V-Pres. and Leaders' Council 45 YWCA 25 Delta Club 25 Sans Souci 25 Sou'Wester Stall 25 Women's Pan 35 Minerva Club 3, 45 Alpha Theta Phi 3, 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Maid ol Cotton Contest Alternate 45 Pi 4. RUTH SALLEY SHAW, MISS. HA. in Iinglixlz Zrla 'l'a1l Alplla ZTA 2, 4, Pres. Pledge Class I, Treas. 35 Women's Pan 3, 45 YWCA l, 2, 3, 45 SABA 35 Spanish Club 35 Shakespeare Club 35 Student Counselors 3, 45 Dorm. Gov. Board 45 Elections Commission 35 Torch 45 Pi.4, May Day Pi 3. THOMAS EDWARD SHARP ROBINSONVILLE, MISS. Ball. in Piano Alpha Tau fjlllfgll ATO I, 2, 4, Sentinel 35 Delta Club I, 25 Sou'wester Stall l, 25 Band l, 25 String Ensemble 3. EMILY ROSE SHAW GULFPORT, MISS. 13.5. in Biology Della Dalia Dwlla DDD l, Historian 2, Chaplain 3, Treas, 45 YWCA I5 Heelers I5 Honor Council 2, 3, 45 Dorm. Gov, Board 25 Chi Beta Phi 3, 45 Stu- dent Counselors 2, 3, 45 Lab. Asst. 3, 45 Torch 4. ELIZABETH PAYE SINCLAIR TYLER, TEXAS ILS. in C'lI'IlllSll'Y Chi Beta Phi 3, 45 Alpha Theta Phi 3, 45 Dorm. Gov. Board V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 YWCA 3, 45 Women's Undergraduate Board 4. CLARA IEAN SLAUGHTER MEMPHIS I3.A. in S'bIlI1lSll Zrla Tau Alpha ZTA I, 2, Guard 3, 45 Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 45 YWCA I, Z, 3, 4. PATTYE SMITH MEMPHIS li.A. in 1fI1gliSlI Alflllll fjllllllllll Pi AOPi l, 2, Doorkeeper 3, Song Chrm. 45 Homecoming Princess 2, 4, Queen 35 YWCA 3, 45 Southwestern Singers I5 April Fool Court 4, Princess 35 Maid ot Cotton Contest Alternate 35 Most Attractive Coed 3. RUTH ALICE SOUTH MEMPHIS B.A. in Sociology Transfer from University of Texas5 Alpha Theta Phi 4. WILLIAM COLLIER SPARKS TUSCUMBIA, ALA. BA. in Efonomirs Kappa Sigma KS 2, 3, 4, Pres. Pledge Class I5 Elections Commission I, 2, V- Pres. 3, Pres. 45 S Club l, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball Team l, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 45 Iunior Class Pres. 35 Student Council 3, 45 Student Welfare Committee 45 ODK 3, 45 Student Body V- Pres. 45 Who's Who 45 April Fool Court 4. IAMES FRANCIS SPRINGFIELD MEMPHIS ILA. in EI'lHl0IIlll'S Sigma N11 SN I, Treas. Z, 3, 45 Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Sou'wester Photog. 35 Lynx Photog. 3, 45 Southwestern Singers 2, 3, 4. Page Forty-four swf, . 1111101 .5 ' Y I 62' . fy E ,. O ,-,,, Nil ' IOHN MURRY SPRINGFIELD MEMPHIS ILA. in Allmir SIQIIIII Nu SN l, 2, 3, 4, Southwestern Singers l, 2, 3, 4, Southwestern Or- chestra 3, 4, Elections Commission 3, 4. HUGH WRIGHT STANTON IR. MEMPHIS 13.14. in Psyfllulogy lfrljifm SIHIIIII Transfer from University ol Tennessee and Oklahoma A. and M,, KS l, 2, 3, Soc. Chrm. 4, Players 4, Track Team 4, Psychology Club 4, MARIE ANNE STORN MEMPHIS BA. in Sorinlugy Chi fllllfgll XO l, 2, 3, 4, YWCA l, 2, 3, 4, Players 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sans Souci l. ROY FRANKLIN STRATTON MEMPHIS li. S, in Pllvxirs DAVID ORMONDE THOMAS PENSACOLA, FLA. ILA. in El'07I0llIIl'.S' Kalhjm Alpha KA Sec.-Treas, Pledge Class l, Usher 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Men's Pan 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. New Dorm. 4, ODK 4, ROBERT RANSOM THRELKELD MEMPHIS ILS. in CIlI'IIII.S'II',X' Chi Beta Phi 3, 4. RICHARD TILSON MEMPHIS ILA. in P.YX'!'IIIlI0g'y' Sigma X11 PATRICIA ANNE TOMLINSON MEMPHIS ILS. in Biology Zrm Tau Alpha ZTA Social Chrm. l, Historian 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres, 4, Sans Souci l, 2, YWCA I, Sou'wester Makeup Editor l, Womens Pan V-Pres. 4, CUC Comm. 2, Biology Asst. 3, STAB Blond 4, WILLIAM PAUL WARREN MEMPHIS ILA. in Iinglislz ROSE MARIE WASHER MEMPHIS ILA. in Sjmnislz Independent Women l, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Theta Phi 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Archery Award 3, Honor Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4, DDD Alliance Scholarship 2, 3, XO Sociology Award 3, Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship 4, Phi Beta Kappa 4. Pngf' lfrwly-fiw' l EQ' eniord JU HENRY REITER WEBB MEMPHIS lin-I. in .tlulllrfznrtlim Ixlflflflfl Signm V KS Outstanding Pledge Award I, Treas. 2, Master of Ceremonies 4, Track Team l, 4. ROBERT EDWARD WHITESIDE COTTON PLANT, ARK. IIA. in lli.xIm'xt Sigma CIII Transfer from Vanderbilt University, KS affiliate 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Football Team 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, V-Pres. 4, Publications Board Pres. 4, Student Council Comm. of Publications 4, Sou'wester Columnist 3, 4, Lynx Sports Editor 4, ODK 4, Who's Who 4 AUBREY RUSSELL WHITLEY MEMPHIS y IZA, in Ii1'm1m11ir.s P1 Iirljzjm I-lljzlm PiKA I, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, SABA 2, 3, Men's Pan 3, 4. LEWIS CRAWFORD WILSON MARION, ARK. ISJI. in Piano Transfer from Hendrix College, Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music sorority 2, Southwestern Singers 3, 4. MILTON LEROY WRAY COLUMBUS, MISS. IIA. in I'fr111mmi1'i Sigma Xu Not Pictured MARK BONER MEMPHIS ILS. in Iiiolngy .Signm Xu Transfer from Harding College and Memphis State College. 'YS Oo ffl, e 0636 61,8 x0 Q vxfx x- fQ gk QIOQDOXOZ A 'QC 40, mol 90 - I e ,cv 1 4 ,?'3f5g4f?f , f 5 6393-i? 'Q 4 QWWQSN aw - 4 2 uf m '---.. 5 5 555: i 3 V t xt awww M wmggg Q waLL,s vs 'wwftwfffi W F A 2' 92' Y? fm h. ??N ? 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Sigma Nu WARREN THOMAS BENNETT Memphis Alpha Tau Omega IACK RANDOLPH BLAKE Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM DOUGLAS BOYD IR. Paris, Ky. Alpha Tau Omega AL STANLEY BRAVER Memphis Zeta Beta Tau ETHEL IOY BROWN Memphis GLORIA MARIE BROWN Wynne, Ark. Kappa Delta SYBIL MARIORIE BROWN Pickens, Miss. Kappa Delta AUBREY RAY BRYANT Memphis Kappa Alpha SARA IANE BRYANT Milan, Tenn, Delta Delta Delta WALTER ALEXANDER BUSTARD Bronx, New York Pi Kappa Alpha SARA PHILETTA CAMPBELL Indianola, Miss. Kappa Delta IANET GRACE CANADA Memphis Delta Delta Delta ANNE MARIE CASKEY Memphis Chi Omega Page Forty-nina Xa.. Y I LLM?-1' ' ,, I kg Q, wig az lfltl 01 5 I iii? WILLIAM CHARLES CHRISTIE Dunedin, Fla. Alpha Tau Omega ALBERT H. CLEMENS IR. Memphis Alpha Tau Omega IOHN STEPHEN COCHRAN Bessemer, Ala. Alpha Tau Omega NANCY DIANNE DENNISON Atlanta, Ga, Delta Delta Delta DUNCAN DENNY Pelham Manor, New York Delta Psi THOMAS WAYNE DEUPREE, IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon BEN ELAM DEWBRE, IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon BETTY LEE DOZIER Memphis Delta Delta Delta HATTIE LEE EDENS Olcolona, Miss. Delta Delta Delta HELEN RUTH FAQUIN Memphis Kappa Delta MARY ALICE FAULK Enterprise, Ala. DONALD WILLIAM FELDMAN Zeta Tau Alpha ROSCOE ADAMS FEILD Memphis Kappa Sigma Memphis Pi Kappa Alpha CARL EUGENE FINCHER Greenwood, Miss. Kappa Alpha HUGH FRANCIS Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon EDGAR W. FRANCISCO Ill Holly Springs, Miss. Sigma Chi FRANCES RUTH FREEMAN Little Rock, Ark. Zeta Tau Alpha PRENTICE G. FULTON IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM RAYBURN GENTRY Memphis LESTER ROSE GRAVES IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROY GWIN Hayti, Mo. Kappa Sigma Page Fifly e f UQ l1llI'0l'.5 ',j,,' ED HAMLET Tuscumbia, Ala. Kappa Alpha ELEANORE HAMMETT Ann Arbor, Mich, Alpha Omicron Pi LUCY BOYD HAY Little Rock, Ark. Delta Delta Delta IAMES L. HENDERSON Little Rock, Ark. Kappa Sigma MARTHA ANN HENDERSON Memphis Delta Delta Delta THOBURN FREDERICK HORN IR. Memphis Sigma Nu WILLIAM MILTON HORNOR Memphis Sigma Nu IACK HUDGINS Memphis Sigma Nu WILLIAM CHARLES HUESTIS West Palm Beach, Fla. Delta Tau Delta MARY IOYCE INMAN Memphis Kappa Delta MARILYN SHELLEY IACK Memphis Zeta Tau Alpha CHARLES M. IACKSON IR. Memphis Sigma Nu HORACE GRAHAM KITCHELL Greenwood, Miss. Sigma Alpha Epsilon NANCY ELIZABETH KNIGHTEN Montgomery, Ala. Kappa Delta RICHARD O. KNOTT Benton, Ark. BERT FREDERICK KREMP Memphis Kappa Alpha GLORIA MAE LAKENAN Perryville, Mo. Alpha Omicron Pi IAMES NORVELL LAPSLEY IR. Clarksville, Tenn. Alpha Tau Omega FREDERICK MARTIN LINK Ionesboro, Ark. Alpha Tau Omega CHARLES MCALLISTER Sigma Alpha Epsilon FLORENCE KATHRYN MCDUFF DeValls Bluff, Ark. Chi Omega Pager Fifty-wie' BETTY ANN MCEADDEN Tupelo, Miss Delta Delta Delta ANGIE RUTH MCPHAIL Forrest City, Ark. CAROLYN IANE MCSPADDEN Memphis Chi Omega WILLIAM E. METZGER IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon IESSIE R. MITCHELL TAMAR ANN MORROW Old Hickory, Tenn, Europa, Miss. ELIZABETH LOUISE MOORE Memphis Chi Omega Zeta Tau Alpha MARY ELIZABETH NANZ Louisville, Ky. Kappa Delta ROSEMARY NELMS Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi ANNIE THELMA NICHOLS Memphis Kappa Delta WALTER NORMAN Hardy, Ark. Sigma Alpha Epsilon FRANCES ALLENE OGDEN Memphis Beta Sigma Omicron LESTER OKEON Memphis LEE ANDERSON ORR Carthage, Miss. Alpha Tau Omega MARCUS WAYNE ORR Memphis ROY CALVIN PAGE Memphis Kappa Alpha HENRY PETERS IR. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon ELLA HOWARD PICKENS Memphis Chi Omega IOAN ELIZABETH POSTON Memphis Chi Omega FRED CHARLES PRITCHARD Memphis Page Fifly-Inv: Pi Kappa Alpha PAUL WADDELL PRITCHARTT Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon I - f-E Q 'lv x. 11111015 X IAMES ERNEST RATCLIFF IR. Pineville, La. Alpha Tau Omega KARL BYINGTON RHEA Somerville, Tenn. Kappa Sigma BETSY ANN ROSS Memphis Delta Gamma MARY MINNIECE RUSH Meridian, Miss. Zeta Tau Alpha RICHARD OLIVER RUSSELL Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA ANN SANDER Memphis Chi Omega I GLENDA 1oYoE SELMAN 'i.. I Memphis : . 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A Alexandria, Va. mf. A REBECCA SUE ELANTON Paris, Tenn. Kappa Delta g I 1 BETTY RAY ELOCKMAN Memphis X -SSS Q' MEREDITH ALDEN BOLLINGER Philadelphia, Pa. Pi Kappa Alpha we WILLIE BOW Cotton Plant, Ark. ALBERT HART BOYD Memphis ELEANOR CRENSHAW BROWN Memphis Chi Omega CHARLES DOUGLAS BUEORD Forrest City, Ark Alpha Tau Omega VERA MAE BURNS Guys, Tenn. NANCY CARRELL Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi SUE CARRELL Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi BETTY IO CARTER Alamo, Tenn. Chi Omega SARAH ELIZABETH Cl-IESHIRE Leland, Miss. Zeta Tau Alpha HELEN M, COKER Caruthersville, Mo, Kappa Delta ANNE B. COLLINS Memphis Chi Omega ELIZABETH M. COLLINS Tallahassee, Fla. Chi Omega lwlgl' Ififlvi'-.x'1'1'1'11 9 M X ,W ,gf 1 1 10111011 .5 tl ,I CHESTER ALLAN COOKE Memphis Sigma Nu IEN HUNT COVINGTON Mayfield, Ky. Chi Omega ROBERT H. CRUMBY Memphis Kappa Sigma MARGARET ELLIOTT CUNINGHAM Arlington, Tenn. Chi Omega GLORIA CURTIS Memphis COLEMAN RONALD DAVIS Delta Delta Delta IOHN CLAIR CUVILLIER, III New Orleans, La. 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Sigma Nu ELIZABETH CULLWELL IOI-INSON Memphis Kappa Delta CAROLYN CAMPBELL KENNEDY Louisville, Ky. Delta Delta Delta RICHARD FREDERICK KINSINGER Memphis Alpha Tau Omega RICHARD I. KING Memphis EDNA RUTH KNIGHTEN Montgomery, Ala. Kappa Delta BENNIE IOE LAMBERTI-I Ionesboro, Ark, Kappa Alpha 'iil I --.., 1 .,., . , -3 ROCKNE GLENN LEE 5 Spring Hill, Ala. Kappa Alpha 'TQ 2 RAMELLE LITTLETON 1 A I Nashville, Term. Chi Omega l'.' ' THOMAS BUCHANAN LOONEY Qin In Memphis Kappa Alpha ' IOHN D. MCCONNICO Memphis Sigma Nu IOHN F, McGETTRICK Memphis Alpha Tau Omega IOHN BASKERVILL McKEE Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT BAGLEY MCKINNEY Memphis Kappa Sigma THOMAS MORTON MCMILLAN Monroeville, Ala. Alpha Tau Omega LULA BELLE MCPHAIL Forrest City, Ark. Page Fiftv-Mirza BARBARA MANN Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi IAMES EVANS MARKS Memphis ELIZABETH B, MARTIN, Memphis Chi Omega WILLIAM REED MITCHELL Shreveport, La. Sigma Nu DAVID GARLAND MORELOCK Shreveport, La. Sigma Nu BABBIE MORRIS McCrory, Ark, Chi Omega DAVID MYERS MORRIS New Augusta, Miss. Sigma Nu MARIORIE LOUISE MURPHY Memphis Zeta Tau Alpha MARY MYERS Spartanburg, S. C. Delta Delta Delta IOHN MILLEDGE NAIL Memphis Kappa Sigma LAURA IEAN OZANNE Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi VIRGINIA OZIER Memphis Alpha Omicrori Pi ROBERT LAWRENCE PALMER ' Metropolis, Ill, Kappa Alpha VERLIE IANE PATTERSON Memphis Alpha Omicroh Pi xi I , T333-3 PEGGY MARIE PENCE Dyersburg, Term. Chi Omega 5 GERALD PIERCE Memphis VIRGINIA SUE PINGREE Dallas, Tex, Kappa Delta WILLIAM A. POWER Sardis, Miss. Alpha Tau Omega lOl-IN CARY PRICE, IR. Memphis Pi Kappa Alpha MARTHA IANE PULLEN Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi ANN RAINES 0 Henning, Tenn. Alpha Omicron Pi Pagr Sixty . 'Hipa- E' 1 we 'K - XJ 0,14 om 0l 0.5 xg 4 Y., 3 DON ALLISON RAMIER, IR. Mobile, Ala. Kappa Alpha IULIETTE CARTER READ Memphis Zeta Tau Alpha SUSANNA RENSHAW Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi IAMES ROBERTSON Memphis Kappa Sigma EDWARD LINDSEY RUCKS Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon IAMES NORRIS SAPPINGTON Lewisburg, Tenn. Sigma Nu IAMES l. B. SCANLON Memphis AUGUST SCI-IMITT, IR. New Orleans, La. Pi Kappa Alpha OLIVE SEMMES Grenada, Miss. Kappa Delta IEANNE HELEN SIMMONS Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi MOSES FARRIS SIMON, IR. Blythe-ville, Ark. MARGARET IOAN SMITH Dyersburg, Tenn. Chi Omega OMAR SMITH Memphis Kappa Alpha CAREY PRESTON STANLEY Memphis Sigma Nu MARY FRANCES STEEN Memphis Zeta Tau Alpha ROBERT IEAN STEWART Monroe, La. Sigma Nu ROBERT LEE STEWART lacksboro, Tex. TOMMYE VIRGINIA STEWART Memphis CARL F. STRAUSS, IR. Memphis CHARLES SULLIVAN Memphis Kappa Alpha IANE MARIE SWAIM Dyersburg, Tenn, Chi Omega Pugw SlX'fY'IHlf lIIUl'1'.f HELEN CYNTHIA SWARTZEAGER Laurel, Miss. Alpha Omicron Pi HAZEL IOYCE SWEAT Talladega, Ala. Alpha Omicron Pi ANN LUCILLE TALLEY Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi MARY MARGARET TAYLOR Winston-Salem, N, C. Kappa Delta ZOE THEODORE Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi WILLIAM CLEAGE THRELKELD Memphis Sigma Nu ANN ELIZABETH TURNER Memphis Chi Omega IOHN VAN DEN BOSCH IR. Iackson, Tenn. Kappa Sigma v CALVIN CONNER VICK Pope, Miss, MARY ELIZABETH WADE Memphis Kappa Delta ANN TAYLOR WALKER Lexington, Ky. Delta Delta Delta IAMES C, WARRICK Memphis Pi Kappa Alpha IIMMIE DEE WATSON Parchman, Miss. LOUIS I. WEBER IR. Dallas, Tex. Kappa Alpha A. MARLENE WEIGEL Ferguson, Mo. Kappa Delta MARY NELL WENDT Memphis Kappa Delta ERNEST AVENT WEST Memphis Pi Kappa Alpha EDITH CAVETTE WIER Memphis Chi Omega BETTY SUE WILCOX Memphis Kappa Delta CAROL IUNE WILLIAMS Page Sixly-l11'0 Trenton, Tenn. GEORGE W. WILSON IR. Mayfield, Ky. Kappa Alpha A- --' . Q--'Q . . 'izu iii '.,' T in ' P .T ' - -Q P QQ' 3 ,i.., ,Sl7lA0lIl0l'l'.i 'LQ 1 ,. yi ,y -.:, n ,.,...,, I ff? fi. BETTY LOU WOOD Columbia, Ala. ',,V 1. EVERETT WOODS IR 1 'J yul' Memphis Kappa Alpha ' p '---'- A IACK A. WORTHINGTON uuul I K Shreveport, La. Alpha Tau Omega ELMA LEE WYLIE ,,,, ii 'z'l Shreveport, La. Delta Delta Delta ...,.. IAMES WILLIAM YOUNG IR. 5. West Point, Miss. Alpha Tau Omega it f Lt.A-t,-'- 1 55 ,1-'i A Entered seeend semeetef-Nor PICTURED ANNE MARIE DAVIS Memphis Chi Omega NQT PICTURED: WILLIAM EDWARD HOWARD Mobile, Ala, Kappa Alpha MARKIE LANE BUTLER M VIRSINIA DAg3h,HgRT Paducah' SITLP 1S 1 IHGQQ SUZANNE LEONHARDT ALLEIUIGIIQSIEESON Shettield, Ala. Alpha Omicrori Pi ANN CAMERON MILNER THOMQIirQb1fEHELEY Memphis Delta Delta Delta BERT FREDERICK KREMR WILEY CLIEAFFORIE NEWMAN Memphis Kappa Alpha emp 15 IAMES W MCCULLOUGH MARY FRANCES RAMSEY Memphis Bartlett, Tenn. Kappa Delta MARGARET PRESTON MERRELL TEANNE SATTERPIELD Memphis Chi Omega Memphis LALLIE IOAN STEWART M CSARLES TRIQADWAY . Lexington, Tenn. Alpha Omicrori Pi emp 15 P 1 Slgmc Chl HE IAMES E. WHITTEMORE LEN Hki5ISLE1?SWALKER Mayfield, Ky. 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Alpha Tau Omega MARLENE ANN BAKER Memphis . . . .. .. Alpha Omicron Pi EDWIN FORD BARBER Gulport, Miss.. ,,,,, .... . ,,,,, Kappa Sigma BETTY ALICE BASOM Memphis . . .. Zeta Tau Alpha WHEATLEY BEARD Memphis IACK BELL Memphis . . . ,,,,, Kappa Sigma DRUE BIRMINGHAM IR. Olive Branch, Miss. ,,,,, . Sigma Nu LARRY EARL BONE Memphis EDWIN E. BOSTICK Memphis ROBERT I. BOURNE IR. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. ,,,,, .. ,,,,, Kappa Alpha PAUL BOWDEN Gulfport, Miss. PATRICIA BRASWELL Nashville, Tenn. ,,,,, . . .. . ...Delta Delta Delta BEVERLY IEAN BROTHERS Memphis IOANE BROWN Greenville, Miss. .... . . Chi Omega SIMRIL BRYANT IR. Tuscaloosa, Ala. EMMA IOYCE BUCHANAN Lucedale, Miss. ...... ..Alpha Omicron Pi ALBERT WALTER BUFORD IR. Forrest City, Ark. . . .. Kappa Sigma MILLICENT BUNN Ionesboro, Ark. ..... .. Chi Omega IOI-IN WILLIAM BURCH Memphis .... . .. ...... . . Pi Kappa Alpha BARBARA ANN BURGE Lake Village, Ark. ...... ..... C hi Omega CHARLES BURKE Birmingham, Ala. ..... . .. . .. ...Sigma Nu IOYCE YVONNE BURNS Memphis MARY LOU BUSBY Spring Hill, Ala. .. .. . Kappa Delta PATTI MCLEMORE CANADA Dallas, Tex. .... ..... ..... . D elta Delta Delta ELIZABETH ANN CARTER Memphis .. . ...... . Alpha Omicron Pi CHARLES CAVINESS Memphis . . Alpha Tau Omega MARY ELLEN CHAMBLISS Cullman, Ala. . .... Delta Delta Delta IERRY CHANCE Memphis BETTY LOU COLLINS MeH1PhiS ,,,,, ...... . . Kappa Delta VICTOR CORDES Memphis .. .. .. Kappa Sigma Illlgl' Sixly-six l'l'1f IHIPIY FLORENCE MATHILDA CRAWFORD an Memphis ,,,,, . .. Delta Delta Delta COURTNEY CRUMPTON Greenville, Miss. ,,,, ,,,,, . .. ,,,,, Chi Omega HARVEY RAY CUMMINGS Memphis IOANNE CUNNINGHAM Cottontown, Term. . ..,,, . . Kappa Delta NANCY VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM Birmingham, Ala. ,,,,, ,,,,,, . Delta Delta Delta WILLIAM THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Whitehaven, Tenn .,,,,,, . ,,,,, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BARBARA ANN CURTIS Memphis, ,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,, ...Zeta Tau Alpha LESLIE C. DANIEL, IR. Germantown, Tenn. MARY ELIZABETH DAVIDSON Dyer, Tenn, ,,,, , , , ,,,,, .. Chi Omega VIOLA ANNE DEAVOURS San Antonio, Tex. ,,,, .. . ,,,,,,, ,,,,, . ,,,,,, K appa Delta ANN MARY DERRICK Memphis IOHN C. DILLON Memphis . .. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon SANDOL DOUGLAS Arlington, Tenn. ,,,, Chi Omega LAURA ELLEN EDINGTON Mobile, Ala. ,,,,, . .. ,,,,, .. ,,,,,, . . Kappa Delta IAMES ELDER, IR. Crowley, La.. ,,,, . ,,,, ,,,,,, . . Sigma Nu IEAN ENOCHS Laurel, Miss .,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, K a p p a Delta I LANE WILEY ERWIN . Mobile, Ala. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, . . . ,,,,,, . Sigma Nu ALBERT MORRIS EVANS Memphis... . . Alpha Tau Omega PEGGY FRANCES FITCH Shreveport, La. . Delta Delta Delta MARY FRANCES FORBES Birmingham, Ala. . .. ,,,,, Kappa Delta REGINALD NASH GERMANY, IR. Memphis... .. . . . ,,,, Kappa Sigma IOHN MALCOLM GIBBONS, IR. El Dorado, Ark. . .... ...... . Sigma Nu HAROLD RAY GILLESPIE Memphis . . ..... .. Kappa Sigma WALTER P. GORMAN Memphis . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY ANN HACKLEMAN Memphis .. .... .. Delta Delta Delta BILL H. HALL Memphis WILLIAM SPENCER I-IAMER Dyersburg, Tenn. .. Alpha Tau Omega ADINA IOY HAMLET Tuscumbia, Ala. .. Chi Omega ETHEL ASHTON HARRELL Memphis.. . .. Delta Delta Delta YVONNE HARRIS Memphis.. .. . . . .. Alpha Omicrori Pi BURTON HENRY Gulfport, Miss .... .... . .. Kappa Sigma MARY ELIZABETH HICKMAN Fort Smith, Ark. . .. Chi Omega Pagf Sixtx'-.vr'1f1'11 J W gl' xv' IAIIIUII t If WILLIAM HUGHES Memphis ,,,,, . . ,,,, . Kappa IACOUELINE IACK Memphis WILL IOHNSTON, IR. Memphis . . ,,,,,,, . . ,,,,, Pi Kappa HOWARD P. IONES Sherard, Miss. IOHN PAUL IONES, IR. Memphis ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . ,,,,,, S ig WHITFIELD KING Memphis ,,,,,, . . Kappa IOSEPH LAWSON Memphis ,,,,, . ,,,,, .. ,,,,, .. .....KC1ppG WILLIAM VINTON LAWSON Memphis . ,,,,,,, ,,,,, . . Sigma Alpha IESSIE LICKTEIG Louisville, Ky. MARY ANN LILES Memphis PAUL F, LOVETT Benton, Ky., . ,,,,,, ,,,,, S igma Alpha Epsilon RITA MAE MCCASKILL Prescott, Ark.. . YY,,,, . YY,,,, . Zeta Tau Alpha THOMAS EDGAR MCCLELLAN Hickman, Ky. ,,,,,, . ,,,, ,,,,, S igmC! Nu PAULA MCCORMACK Cordova, Tenn, GENE MCEARLAND Iackson, Tenn. ,,,,,, .. .. . Alpha Omicron P MARGARET ANNE MCGEHEE Paris, Tenn. . .. ,,,, . ,,,, Zeta Tau Alpha EMILY RUTH McKAY Lewisburg, Tenn. ,,,,7, . .. . Alpha Omicron P MARGARET McKEE Memphis ,,., ,,,,, . ,,,,,, .. Chi Omega NANCY IANET MCKINSTRY Batesville, Ark. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . Delta Delta Delta MARY HELEN MCLEOD Camden, Ark. ,,,,Y,,,, . ,,,,,,, ,,,,, C hi Omega IAMES CLOUD MCLIN Earle, Ark.. . .. . ,,,,,, .. . ,,,,,. Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA RIVES MAGRUDER ltta Bena, Miss. ...... . .. . ......... Kappa Delta MARY MAINORD East Prairie, Mo. .. .. ......... . ....... Zeta Tau Alpha DOUGLAS E. MARSH Memphis IOHN ROGERS MENZIES, IR. Dyersburg, Tenn. . , .. Kappa Alpha MARILYN ANITA MITCHELL Memphis ....... ....... . .......... . .......... K appa Delta MARTHA IANE MITCHINER Oak Grove, La. . . . .. ....... Kappa Delta NORNA NEHREN Effingham, Ill. MARY MCLURE NISBET Charlotte, N. C. ....... . . ...Delta Delta Delta TIM LYNN PANG Dublin, Miss. S. I. PATTERSON Lepanto, Ark. ............. . ............. . , Sigma Nu ELIZABETH CURTIS PERKINS Little Rock, Ark. ......... .. .. .. ,,,, Zeta Tqu Alpha Pngf Sixty-High! M' Riga z :U R1 :c E Q Q 5 I: 5 5 2 5 il 5 -S5 a- LQ I Q cf if Si Ri A fm' s Fi U' 3.2551 Sunny -. 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RICHARDS Memphis Alpha Omicron Pi RICHARD W SMITH Memphis BARBARA ANN SPELLINGS Bells Term Kappa Delta tif REBECCA SPENCER as Humboldt Tenn Alpha Omicron Pi IOHN ELMER STEWART Memphis , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , ,, Kappa Sigma IOE B. STRICKLIN Memphis ,,,, , ,.,, ,, ,,,,,,, Sigma Nu IOHN BENTON THOMAS Old Hickory, Tenn. ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Sigma Nu SARA ANNETE VAUGHAN Memphis SIDNEY VISE he Little Rock Arla, ,,,,,,, ,, , Alpha Tau Omega - N 1 ui- 6' ICE ED WALK Memphis ,,,, , ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, Sigma Nu MARION WARD A b sheiby Miss. W A CHANDLER WARREN I -- ' Natchez, Miss .,,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,, Kappa Alpha -' 7' IIM PARKS WESSON gg, Memphis ,, ., . H ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, , Sigma Alpha Epsilon CEORGE S. WHITE ,.,. X H 'i 'i'i Memphis, Sigma Nu W :ggi :.::,' :,.,..., W ' 4 Pngf' Sixlv-nine 5 an ., -X . LOGAN DOUGLAS WiLL1AMs Memphis WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS Brookhaven, Miss, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,YY, S i QHICI Nu MARY ANN WISEMAN Memphis H ,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,Zeta Tau Alpha MARY BETTIE WORTHINGTON Shreve-pon, La., ,,,,, ,,,,, D elta Delta Delta MALCOLM B, WRIGHT Hammond, La, , ,, H L ,,,,,,, Sigma Nu CARSIE CLARK YOUNG West Point, Miss. ., ,,,,,,,,, Alpha Tau Omega NOT PICTURED: ROBERT KENNETH MORRIS East Trenion, N. I. IOHN HALL BUTTERWORTH Memphis VAUGHN ELEANOR DIXON Chicago, Ill. HARRY ROBERT I-IOLTHOFER Memphis MARY KATHERINE LINDSAY Clarksdale, Miss, ,, ,,,, , , Kappa Delta LAVINIA NEILL Hallandale, Miss. ,,,,, , ,,,,,, , Alpha Omicron Pi MARY FRANCES SHAIFER Clarksclale, Miss. , ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , Kappa Della PATRICIA ANN SHEPARD Memphis, ,,,,,,,, , ..,...., ,, ,,,,,,, , Alpha Omicron Pi lldgf' S01 'wi ly L.yfloj7x,p - Z Q 5 ' EN 'S K 5 in 5 f g gf is 5 3 5 . viii if' 2 'S 3 4 A f 1 . , f A 4:5 if - .- ' , e X FHM 'I I . ,,,,. I V S i ? A M- ..,.,...,.,...... 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A ,xg , Q Q , Q? f fm vous EASTER f .wig K ,Q gi ' ', 4 f x Q Q Q Q Q A, ws: Q, 5, ff f ,Q 5 56, 'N-L. 3' x S2 ,J O 0114711 O fz1fAf11f.s 'il ff' MAURICE DUBOIS Paris, France SUSE IOSENHANS Heidenheirn-Brenz, Germany ELIAS KOULOUBARITSIS Zante, Greece LING HONG LEE Kwantung, China GERHARD LEO OPEL Vienna, Austria Not Pictured HANNE LONNING Oslo, Norway Uur Fnreiqn Students ln a spirit of sincere and lasting friendship, we salute our six foreign students Who have rnade Southwestern their home during the piist college year. We feel that George, Ling, Suse, Maurice, Hanne, and Gerry have each contributed a great deal to the student life at Southwestern by add- ing a certain international flavor to the campus. Page Seventy-Iwo We hope that they will take back to their re- spective hornelands a great deal of valuable knowledge Coupled with the true American spirit of friendliness and good fellowship. Having you with us has been a real pleasure, friends trorn beyond the seas, and we hope that you will return to visit us in the not too distant future. .f ii Q s I :::g:fs5::: ----- W V f ' ':E I, i 'rm is ...qigmf .QSM ml,-wif! ff xx zvwmw, 4 , . x ff, Q ...Mi Y. r M 3 W X , ..,.,.,.. . S if , QA 3. ,,,,,,X,, W .,, , . 'H , '- .-.:m.:.:s:::w im: , , , J ' W my M' may Q 1, gg X Q- y l I I l Q X M , A , 5 , 9 , Rx . ,Q 31 A ,gl ,gr 5 x t ff Q ' , 4 - IVR ff , A Q. My Y W 'f .gas:,.:::w 4 a' - ,WS 2 ,Q sw ,ii Y ?i,, ,,,:i,,3 ,,g, ., ,fan ,, 3 xx iA,54:aw,yv,' Y flew? , 1 Nia' - .fn . 33, 11, 'f,,ff, ,wi ef 3 may 5: 'AV F 5 if 8 4 . b is ERLENE DOWNS WILLIAM SPARKS FRANCES CROUCI-I Hrican and Ilniversili IHI Enlleqes CHARLES PING ANNE CALDWELL ROBERT WI-IITESIDE QWHWWMWA :,. f .,. ,., . . I. I- Ami? IIII I I :--- .:f- ----- -... 1 E -:,::--- 2 -.,.........- 2 , ,. vvvv ,IZ ,,, . .,..-.. I '1..,.:,,.: Q : ,Z :: 'f'I1',55f33.i.,I,I,,,, I IQ: 2 rs, S KKK N, ,ww 11 ,, was m:-::::EE::-:::- V. 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MARILYN MITCHELL Most Attractive TOBY BUNN Most Popular IEN COVINGT Most StyIish ON I N N E H S CHARLES PING Most Handsome Fnnthall Hnyalty HOMECOMING ROYALTY Princess Pattye Srnith, Oueen Marlene Weigel, Princess Martha Hebron Rus- sell SPONSORS EOR THE LYNX-SEWANEE TILT: leanne Roberds and lean Arnold chat with S.A.B.A. President Gerald Buqloee LYNX SPONSORS FOR THE CENTRAL COLLEGE BATTLEL Elizabeth Carter and len Covington SPONSORS FOR THE SOUTHWESTERN- HENDRIX ERAY1 Nancy Hill and Sarah Loafing-Clark X 'ew' M WP 5 4 , ws' WF' ' v 7 Q , Q mis, v W5 73 2 ,wmv Q x ' if N f , ix 'AQ-Q: Kia X X 'SKI 5 MM. gg AWQWVQEP V? Nagy A 3 rf' W if W W AES ' ,, TQ ' , 23 Q , , ....- gg ...,. ,, A .,.,,. , eg W? 1 gsm 4- A gm W lg, .m.:.:5.:., ..-- ::.:.:.:.m.: ,,.,' if jim Awww N img WSDL QE 349' AMN A 5, R x ,RQ hm' 'X f af Q .X f NXWW WA 4 ? fx li -af s xk f X ,g yawn 293 x, ,Y Eggs A ' XQ mam K f X ,.,.:,.,. , .W - Q, , Q :NA mp --:.m:.,:2::::::.:.: , V N,:,:,3,:::, MW. If 5 s Q x Q w , Y N 'Q , S i N, MISS ANNE CALDWELL oauorilfw The portrailf of llue' Ff11'11r1'ley011 lf'1,J'pdgE and the Beazcfiey, the Hull of 1EIlH76, and llve Papzzfczfily IV1.7lI1FfJ' on prefed1'11g pager appear 11117111 gl' llfe cozrrlwy ofjavy Wea!f1e1fL1fL Plwlvgnzpbefg Union LII Mcl,c41n, Melf11pl'15. MISS MARIL MITCHELL MISS BETTY LOU COLLINS MRS. MARTHA ELLEN MAXWELL MISS IACOUELINE ROLAND Page Eiglziy-se1ff'n -.... www A QUEEN! ' x QQ W M sux rwlcs AND A BLONDE- M W 1 553 ll .5 Et 3 HEROESKO n,h.:5,.:.. 4 g W, lc , W ,sf W J , x :QM 'fx .flew N. A 5 f 111 111 1 ,fry , 5 ': -A L - H 'f g, S 4:4:: I , gi :.1 QQ gwg fg IEE: vvvv :.:. Mwmwwf 4 :mad X NA ms-1. N vv,, 3 n . . my X . VXA M., MMEW, MM ,A-SEEN? :K - ...N J ' 4, 4 --::-v-E:Ev::v:, l- , gl . , v . 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President, TOBY BUNN OFFICERS BILL SPARKS ,, Vice-President IEANNE ROBERDS ,, Secretary-Treasurer COMMISSIONERS GERALD BUGBEE ,,,, ,, ,, , Athletics WAYNE TODD , Christian Activities ROBERT WHITESIDE ,,,, Publications RAY BRYANTH, MARY WOODS ,, Social Activities ,, Undergraduate Women CLASS PRESIDENTS CHARLES PING , , Senior ED WILLS ,, ,,,,, Iunior RON DAVIS ,, Sophomore IIMMY MCLIN Freshman CLASS REPRESENTATIVES NANCY HILL Senior ANN HENDERSON , Iunior BETTY IO CARTER Sophomore ETHEL HARRELL ,, Freshman SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Weigel, Downs, Woods, Ping, Dennison, Crawford, Shaw. STANDING: Bartlett, Weber, Bryant, Hughes, Todd, Threlkeld. The Hunnr Council Mary Woods, Erlene Downs, and Charles Ping President 7 CHARLES PING Vice-President ERLENE DOWNS Secretary MARY WOODS The Honor Council maintains and fosters the honor system at South- western, This honor system pertains to all phases ot college lite, includ- ing the courses, examinations, and extracurricular activities. ln cases of dishonesty the Honor Council acts as a court, and any student tound guilty is subject to disciplinary ac- tion. The Council is composed of representatives from each class elected by the students. Pagr' .N'ir1r'lx'-mi: The Elections ljnmmissinn President BlLL SPARKS Vice-President ED WILLS Sec'y-Treas. , HELEN DEUPBEE The Elections Commission, composed oi one member from each fraternity and sorority and independent group, regulates all student body elections by supervising conventions and ballot- incj and by penalizing individuals or organiza- tions not adhering to the regulations ot the Com- mission. The vice-president ot the student body is automatically president ol the Elections Com-- mission. President Bill Sparks LEFT TO RIGHT: Boberds, Bollinger, Arnold, Lee, Nichols, Springfield, Sparks, Bryant, Kitchell, Deupree, Bell, Nix. Hand Smith, Davis . 1 , F 'Kiki SEATED LEFT TO RTGHTZ Deupree, Beasley, Woods, Mclfadden, Swaim, Freeman. STANDTNG' Crouch Roberds, Smith, Arnold, Downs, Caldwell. Wnmmfs nflerqraduate Bnard President MARY WQODS Vice-President BETTY ANN MCFADDEN Secretary . IEAN ARNOLD l l The Women's Undergraduate Board is ' composed ot the Women officers ot the tour classes and the secretary ot the stu- dent body, the presidents ot the campus Women's organizations, excluding the so- rorities, and the vicefpresident and sec- retary-treasurer ot the board, Who are elected by the Women students as a whole. The Commissioner ot Undergradf uate Women automatically is president ot the Undergraduate Board. The purposes ot the organization is to promote school spirit, to bring attenf tion to high scholastic standing and to JX.!i1,f, toster a spirit ot honor among all Women O students. A 2.0 average is required tor membership on the Board. The board assists with freshman orienf tation and tries women students who have violated the freshman regulations. I ff' 'Sf Board members, Helen Deupree and Erlene Downs, help President Mary Woods penalize freshman regulations violator, lvlillye Bunn TOP TO BOTTOM Cooper Freeman Sinclair Dennison Sweat Blanton Woods W fr, Q f + 4,1 F, y President Faye Sinclair ruff l l S . 4 g ll 'l H ' B ll Voorhies President FAYE SlNCLAlR Vice President .. FRANCES FREEMAN Secretary MARY WOODS Evergreen President BETTE BERK RUCKER Vice-President . PEGGY FITCH Secretary .. IOANNE CUNNINGHAM Resident Hears MRS. T. F. CONN, Voorhies MRS. l. R. RUTLAND, Evergreen The Women's Dormitory Governing Boards establish and maintain in the Women's dormitories the same standards and ideals ot sell-government that prevail tor the student body as a Whole. The Governing Board ot Voorhies Hall consists ot three representatives from the senior Class, three from the junior class, and two from the sophomore class. The Govf erning Board of Evergreen Hall consists ot seven representae tives from the freshman Class. The Governing Boards are elected by the dormitory girls. LEFT TO RIGHT' Edington, Cunningham, Fitch, Rucker, Deavours mmm we u . 'N X . onormzej ji, X. Phi Beta Kappa President DR. IAMES L. A. WEBB Secretary-Treasurer DEAN A. T, IOHNSON LEFT TO RlGHT Boyce, Washer, McGhee, Maxwell, Beal Gamma of Tennessee Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was installed at Southwest- ern Dec. 5, l949, on the one hundred seventyethird anniversary of the frater- nity's founding. The oldest Greek letter society in America, Phi Beta Kappa was founded in l776 at the College of Wilf liam and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. Election to Phi Beta Kappa is the high- est scholastic honor which can be con- ferred upon a student. To be eligible, a student must have an over-all average of at least 3.5 over seven semesters of approved college work. FRONT ROW' Dr, Striclcler, Dr. White, Dr. VVebb, Dr. Robinson, Prof. Vowles, Prof Southard, Dr. Diehl. BACK ROW: Dr. Rhodes, Dr. lohnson, Prof Davis, Dr. Wooten, Dr. Amacker, Prof. Lowry, Dr. Kelso, Dr. Mc- llwaine, Dr. MacQueen. .jfs--..,,w ff,i,,1 M Umicrun Delta Kappa President , , HM BARTLETT Vice-President , ,, e BOB MATTHEWS Secretary-Treasurer DP, TCI-lN QUINCY WOLF President lim Bartlett '55 ODK is a national leadership fraternity organized to recognize outstanding men in the lunlor and Senior classes. Mem- bership is on the basis ot achievement in one ot the six phases ot campus lite: scholarship athletics religious and so- cial affairs publications musicg speech and dramatic arts Men students rnust have an average ot at least 2.4 to loe tapped Each May ODK honors the most out- standing sophomore man SEATED Thomas Richardson Bunn, Sparks, Hamlet Matthews Ping STANDING Bryant Todd B rtlett, Whiteside, Lazenby NOT PICTURED Crain Fox 3 Torch President FRANCES CRCUCH VicefPresident PAT COOPER Secretary-Treasurer VIVIENNE Cl-HLTON Torch, honorary society for senior women, recog- nizes outstanding Women Who have attained high standards ot leadership and scholarship throughout their college careers. An average oi 2,6 is required for membership. Membership is limited to lU Women who are tapped in May ot their junior year. Atter the tirst eight weeks ol the tall semester, Torch gives a luncheon honoring all Women stu- dents who have attained a SU grade point ave- rage tor that eight weeks. At the annual backward dance in Cctober, the Torch Dream Boy is anf nounced. He is chosen by popular vote ot all women students. Torch honors an outstanding sophomore girl each spring. SEATED Cooper, Maxwell, Chilton, Roberds, Deupree,Salley STANDTNG Shaw, Gracey Crouch, Downs NOT PICTURED: Nix Q 2 Wife President Bill Boyce lpha Theta Pi President BILL BOYCE VicefPresident HMMY RATCLIFF Sec'yfTreas, ANN HENDERSQN Alpha Theta Phi, honorary scholastic fraternity, is composed ol students who have completed one and onefhalt or more years ot college Work with an average ot at least 3.4. lts objectives are to toster sound scholarship and to give public recog- nition to students Who have achieved excellence in their academic work. Fourteen students who were tapped to membership in March are not picf tured. SEATED: South, Washer, Dennison, Ratclitt, Boyce, Hender- son, Maxwell, Hebron, Deupree, Sinclair STANDING: Lazenby, Link, Feldman, Baggett, Starr, Coch ran, Lapsley, Metzger, Christie. LEFT TO RIGHT: Prof. McCartney, Prof. Webb, Prof. MacQueer1 Sinclair Prof Baker Nix Boyce Howell Beal Ia lcson Prof. Vaughn, Shaw, Ballas Hom Tn ellcelo l Chi Beta Pi President .. TASSO BALLAS. Vice-President BILL BOYCE Secretary .. LOUISE IACKSON Treasurer REYNOLDS BEAL Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fra- ternity. Membership is limited to students majoring in one of the sciences or mathematics who have completed 25 hours in their major with a 3.0 ave- rage and have fulfilled the other scholastic require- ments. Chi Beta Phi sponsors a supper for all students making HA in one of the first year sciences or mathematics each year just after first semester grades are out. Faculty members belonging to Chi Beta Phi are Dr. C. L. Baker, Dr. B. W. I-Iartley, Prof. Iames I-Iagood, Dr. M. L. MacQueen, Dr. M. E. Moose, Dr. P. N. Rhodes, Dr. A. I. Smith. Prof. B. T. Vaughn, and Dr. Iames Webb, Phi Kappa Lambda President PROP. HARRY EDWALL Vice-President IALEEN DUNNING Secretary MARY IANE KIRKENDOLL President Harry Edwall Pi Kappa Lambda, national honorary music tra- ternity, rewards and distinguishes outstanding Work in the musical tielcl, Alpha Epsilon Chapter at Southwestern, established May l4, l949, is com- posed ot faculty members who elect students not exceeding 202, ot any one class on the basis oi their records in all subjects, Membership is open only to candidates for the Batchelor ot Music de- gree. FRONT ROWt Matthews, Funkhouser, Orr SECOND ROW. Miss Maer, Miss Kirkendoll, Miss Cauthen, Dr. Tuthill THlRD ROW: Miss Dunning, Mr, Leighton, Mrs. Tuthill STANDlNG, Mr. Edwall, Mr. Myers 'Q' NR. ' Q i M 'T' 5, Q S' V ., ,fix T15 s k 'wb- W...-if NJ Wayne Todd, lim Bartlett, Betty Sue Wilcox Th h ' ' H rlstlan President , WAYNE TODD Vice-President , BILL BOYD Sec'y-Treas, BETTY SUE WILCOX The Christian Union Cabinet was organized to keep before the minds ot the students the claims ol Christian truth and ideals, to stimulate increasing loyalty to and expression oi those ideals through honest, genuine worship, wholesome fellowship, and unseltish service, and to coordinate the working ot all religious organiza- tions on the campus tor these ends. To further these purposes the CU promotes and sponsors mid-week services in the dormitories, bi- weekly discussion groups, and two periods ot special religious emphasis. ln the dormitories the CU enlists as many students as possible in Christian service proj- ects such as teaching in local Sunday schools, mission work, etc. During the first week of school, the CU pre- sents a program designed to promote fellowship. ninn Cabinet LEFT TO RIGHT: Hurt, Nix, Wilcox, Skinner, Boyd, Todd, Richardson, Mitchell, Turner, Young, Bartlett, Downs LEFT SIDE FRONT TO BACK: Henderson, Woods, Neudecker, Freeman CENTER: Downs, Nix, Hill, Mrs. Hon RIGHT SIDE: Crouch, Moore, Coker, Ouindley President , ERLENE DOWNS Vice-President ,FRANCES NIX Secretary ,, NANCY HILL Treasurer , FRANCES CROUCI'-I The purposes ot the Y.W.C.A. are to promote growth in Christian lite and character and to de- velop the physical, mental and spiritual resources ot its members. The Y.W.C,A. sponsors social work in Memphis and maintains Carla Marchetti, an Italian war orphan. Meetings are held once a month at which pertinent programs are presented. Every woman student is invited to become a mem- ber ot the Y.W.C.A. The cabinet, consisting ol ot- ticers and chairmen, is elected from the members. 1 llgl' Um' fillllfllfll 'lim' 'The YTWLEJL Cabinet eff President Erlene Downs President BOB RICHARDSON Vice-President , BlLL MITCHELL 2 Secretary IACK VVORTI-llNGTON The Ministerial Club is composed ot those stu- dents Who are preparing tor the Christian min- I istry. lt supports all campus activities and holds devotional services at various institutions through- out the city. Outstanding Christian leaders present current religious and world problems at the serni- rnonthly meetings. For the tirst time last year, Women students inf terested in lull-tirne Work in religious education or the foreign fields Were invited to the meetings. President Bob Richardson FPQNT ROW: Gentry, 'Wortl'iington, Williams, Stewart, Richardson, Bartlett, Vick, Prof. Munger, Davis BACK ROW: Landrum, Elizondo, Christy, Schmidt, Dorr, McMillan, Morris, Mitchell, Todd -9 few. l' rxsww ..... ..,, , , If s,5qw.,, x , UML, ,, smwt . M Wing, W 5 linisterial Eluh it N 4 1 Z 2 ,vw WUIHHH,S Athletic Assuciatinll President .. TUNE BEASLEY Vice-President . IEAN ARNOLD Secretary .. SUE PINGREE Treasurer .. FRANCES FREEMAN Reporter . ANN HENDERSON ,gf , . FMR X ii ,,,, , t The Women's Athletic Association controls all women's intramural athletics at Southwestern. This organization spon- iiii Q 1.4, xx sors tournaments between the sorority and independent Y MV y ' 1t-1: groups in archery, basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, N ' F 35 softball, pingpong and track. F- -mf M 3 Due to eight weeks rushing, the freshmen and transfers ,.,.,,., are allowed to have teams during the tirst semester. The W.A.A. consists of representatives from the four classes, each sorority, and the independent group. T1 LEFT TO RIGT: Renshaw, Pingree, Henderso Canada at ,Freeman, letferson, Mrs. Calandruccio, Fitch, Austin, Arnold, President lune Beasley Beasley, ,.,,.., SEATED: Boyce. STANDING: Dewbre, Gwin, Bollinger, Iarnes, Lamberth, Bow President Bill Boyce f tg lVIan's Intramural Bnard President BILL BOYCE The Men's Intramural Board has charge of all men's intramural athletics. It sponsors tournaments between the fraternities in touch football, basket- ball, ping pong, softball, golf, volleyball, tennis, and field events. It is composed of fraternity, in- dependent, freshman, and transfer representatives. l'ng'1' Um' llulzzlrrrl lfiw Pan-Ill Inpil: President , IEAN ARNOLD Vice-President , , , IUNE BEASLEY Secretary , MARY WOODS Pan Olympic, honorary Womens athletic associa- tion, was founded in l948 at Southwestern in order X to create individual interest in intramural activi- ties and to recognize outstanding Women partici- pants in intramural athletics. Membership is by in- vitation only. Eligibility is based on a point sys- tem with points given tor time spent and places President lean Arnold gained in tournaments. LEFT TO RlGl-IT: Beasley, Arnold, Caldwell, Morrow, Freeman, Woods FRONT ROW: Groves, Hamlet, McKee, Crurnby, Crain, Sparks, Bruce, Ping, Peters, Austin SECOND ROW: Allen, Fox, A. Smith, Brazelton, Lee, Bugbee BACK ROW: Coach Clemens, Iames, Lawson, Barber, O. Smith, Boyd, Germany The 5 llluh The HS Club is composed ot all men Who have earned letters in one ot the varsity sports, football, basketball, baseball, golt, tennis and track. The S Club with the Viceeljresident ot the student body acts as a court to try male Presidents RICK RUSSELL and IOHN AUSTTN Vice-President BILL SPARKS President Iohn Austin students who violate freshman regulations. FRONT ROW: Kitchell, Ramier, Whiteside, Crisamorc BACK ROW: Thomas, McLin, Landrum, McAllister Nggl. Nancy Hill, Gerald Bugbee, lean Arnold President , A GERALD BUGBEE Vice-President NANCY l-llLL Secretary-Treasurer IEAN ARNOLD The Student Athletic Backing As- sociation promotes school spirit and interest in college athletic functions. lt is composed ot the cheerleaders, three representatives trom each sof rority and traternity, and the presi- dent, who is chosen as Commis- sioner ot Athletics. S.A.B.A. spon- sors bontires, pep meetings and a U1 C 'U 'U CD P1 Ef 1 E CD B U' CD H ln SL 5 CD UE Q C U LEFT TO RIGHT B. I. Carter, E. Carter, Smith, Covington, Bunn, Weber, Fincher ef 6 ,.,,. 1 'tl AQ, MU C 'lf L W 'Q' .T if L' 1 i 'X W K XJ! as President Bob Whiteside egg fgwggcafion President BCE WI-IITESIDE Secretory VIVIENNE CI-IILTON Treotsurer MR. C. L. SPRINGFIELD Foculty Advisors MRS. ED. QUINN DR. IOI-IN Q. WOLF The Publications Boord, the governing body ot dll student publicotions ot Southwestern, is composed ot ct President Kelected os Commis- sioner ol Publicotions by the student bodyl, three closs representotives Celected in closs electionsl, the Bursor of the College, ond Iocf ulty ctdvisors oppointed by the President ol the College. They choose, trom opplicottions submitted to them, persons to edit ond monf otge the student publicotions for the next yeotr. The Publications Board LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Dewbre, Allen, Chilton, Whiteside ,fl ' ' 2' gy . 5 . .,,. . I , I 4 ' Z nf A ,Af ' x ,X ,mf k, F Q V 'ur' 1 sq 5 A YW The 1 Erom the very moment of our appointment last May as editors of the Lynx, our efforts have been ever concentrated toward our goal . . . making this year's annual the biggest and best in the history of our college. ln this, the l95l Lynx, we have sought to em- body those cherished memories that have made our college days worthwhile . . . we have tried to make the turn of each page recall experiences and friendships of the past year, and in this way recapture some of our golden moments gone forever. Let tomorrow come and let Southwestern pro- gress and expand beyond recognition. We shall glory in it. Yet for ourselves we shall treasure this little book as a glimpse of the Southwestern we knew and loved. Special thanks go to Dr. Peyton N. Bhodes for the dedication and his invaluable encourage- ig ment, to Dr. lohn Q. Wolf for his excellent ad- vice, willingness to help and wealth of photo- graphs, to Mr. C. L. Springfield for spurring us on with his pertinent counsel and experience, to less Weatherall, photographer, Bluff City Engrav- ing Company, and C. H. Murdock Printing Com- pany for their splendid work and cooperation, and to our priceless sub editors, assistants, phof tographers and staff without whose efforts, words of encouragement and sympathetic understand- ing the l95l Lynx could have never become a reality. Top to bottom: Editor Nancy Hill, Business Manager Al Braver, Business Staff Stewart, Braver, Sweat, Peterson, Assistant Editors Hay, Tuthill, Henderson, Cuningham, Wilson, Lazenby, Neudecker, Rich yygg V V iew 1 f l, I 9' Editors-in-Chief Frances Crouch and Nancy Hill Business Manager Al S. Braver Asst. Business Manager ,, , Amel Peterson Class Editor , Helen Quindley Faculty Editors , Lucy Hay and Carroll Tuthill Organization Editors Ann Henderson Panhellenic Editor , Mary lack Rich Make Up Editors C Rita Cuningharn and Walter Lazenby Sports Editors, C lean Arnold, Russell Bruce and Bob Whiteside Art Editors Marion Neudecker and Sonny Christie Captions Editors Roscoe Field and David Morelock Snapshots Editor , , George Wilson Assistants to the Editors Elizabeth Collins, Peggy Fitch, Katherine Hinds, Rita McCaskill and Ann Taylor Walker Photographers limmy Springfield and Billy Brazelton Editorial Staff Nancy and Sue Carrell, Al Clemens Ir., Mimi Knowlton, Elizabeth Moore, Rosemary Nelms, Paula Richardson and lane Wittichen Business Statt lune Beasley, Ray Bryant, loan Stewart, loyce Sweat and Camilla Van Dyke Top to bottom: Editor Frances Crouch, Photographers Brazelton and Springfield, Sports Editors Bruce, Arnold and Whiteside, Class Editor Quindley and Photographer Weatherall, Literary Assistants, Front Row: Nelms, McCaskill, Hinds, Wittichen, Back Row: Fitch, Walker, Collins 'Wwe l if 1 EDITOR BOB STA BR The Sou'wester is the Weekly news publication ot the student body which is published by the Edie tor, Business Manager and a volunteer stall. The Editor and Business Manager are selected by the Publications Board on the basis of qualifications and experience. The remainder ot the staff is ap- pointed by the Editor and Business Manager. There is Work with the paper available for all interested students. The 5nu'weste1' Editor BOB STABB Managing Editors BETTY LOU WOOD ANNE MCOEHEE Business Mgr. Y, BlTA OUNINGHAM Assistant Bus, Mgr. AL BBAVEB BUSINESS MANAGER BITA CUNNINGHAM WA 'wffeffw F- A W.-rw-If 3 X' STAFF ' BETTY LOU WOOD AL BBAVER ANNE MCGEHEE lmzwvw in f President Iogn Stewart Hodgson President IOAN STEWART HODGSQN Vicefpresident ANDY ORE Secretory BOB WADE Tregsurer , TACK SlSLER Stylus, honorgry literory society, is designed to stirnulgte ond recognize litergry dctivity on the cjrrnpus. Mernloers gre topped on tlie merits ot cre- gtive works submitted to the club. Tlie Stylus Tour- ngl is the semi-gnnugl publication ot the club. LEFT TO RlGl-IT. Okeon, Sisler, Rucker, Brgver, Hodgson, Orr, Wade E M-in 'Q QQ nf Q A, wwf .nf W, ,QQ ,MAF ww President BOB MATTHEWS Vice Presidents in charge ol Robes ANN HENDERSON, MARY TAYLOR Library BECKY BLANTON, MARY MYERS, MARY NELL WENDT Secretary HELEN COKER Director DR. BURNET C. TUTHILL The Southwestern Singers, the colleges magnificent choir, perform at vespers, morning chapel, various schools and churches in the Vicinity ot Memphis and on radio programs. Each February the choir goes on a tour presenting programs in many oi the Tri-State cities. The Snuth FRONT ROW: Blanton, Henderson Myers, Taylor estern Singers SECOND ROW: Wendt, Coker, Matthews, FlRST ROW: Pritchard, Canada, Wilson, Maxwell, Graham, Sanditer, Henderson, Taylor, llPapa, Sernmes, Watson, Blanton, Fixllenwider, Hodgson, G, Brown. SECOND ROW: Edens, Basorn, I. CLlHD1HQl'lG!I1,TlGYld, Bunn, Hamlet, McFadden Myers, losenhans, Coker, Davidson, Chilton, Brothers, Nehren, Dennison, Downs, Worthington, A. McGeehee, Hurt. THlRD ROW: Harris, Edington, Steen, lack, Mitchell, McK1nstry, Maddox, Carter, Skinner, D. McGhee, Hinds, l. Brown, Humphreys, Williams, lnman, Swaim, Arnold, 'liuthill FOURTH ROW' E. Carter, Nix, Caldwell, Wilson, Elder, Vandenbosh, Francisco, McLean, Richardson, Wendt, lohnson, Allison, Clemens, Reich, T. Cun- ningham, Boyd, Vise, FlFTH ROW: Todd, Basom, Link, Butord, Denny, Morelock, Barnett, Matthews, Erwin, Elizondo, Akins, Vllorthzngton, Strong, Wade, Allen, Belsher, Allen, Springfield, Nason, Morgan. ,,..,,, 2 W '53 , W, ky aww .N ,, imi- 61 ,wif an N Qawigqfwswvw gg , ,'N , iw all-tm' 9 2w.l,.. ,Q The Southwestern Bend The Southwestern Band participates at foot- ball games, parades, convocations, graduation and special religious services. The band also presents several concerts each year for the stu- dent body and interested organizations. The Southwestern Band Club was organized in the tall ot l949 to promote good fellowship between band members and to stimulate interest in instrumental music. A student conductor is selected each spring from outstanding band members. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wood, Allen, Tuthill, Eunkhouser President . TACK ALLEN Vice-President .. DHANE BASOM Secretary. CARROLL TUTHILL Librarian. ,, BETTY LOU WOOD Conductor. MILES D. MARKUSCH Student Director TACK EUNKHOUSER President ,WWALTER LAZENBY Vice-President BETTY WADE Secretary-Treasurer HENRY FREUND Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dra- matic fraternity, provides an honor society tor those achieving a high standard ot work in dramatics and promotes a wider tellowship lor those interested in the college theatre, Stu- dents Working toward membership belong to the Southwestern Players. Students who have earned titty points through participation in the varied phases of student theatrical production are awarded membership in the organization, Whose purpose is to develop dramatic talent. 4 ,E Z i it tl LEFT TO RIGHT: Freund, Wade, Lazenby Alpha Psi Umeqa SEATED: Moreloclc, Feild, Chilton, Wade, Wilcox, Canada, Cuningham, Wilson, Boyd STANDING: Morriss, Prof, Hill, Freund, Lazenby, Nelius 4 a. i W 5 E i S 1 C 2 . Q E 5 1 5 e 5 i Q 1 3 4 me W . . ., . inn N . . ,, mnawm-nmmfmwfwmm ,fMm.wf. 1.-um.m,., uf M .Manu wfwwimwq., M 1--www Q. at mem,-im s if ' 'l wx LSTW , . ...- 'is' A MT . Q 4 4 FRONT ROW: McGehee, Forbes, Knighten, Covington, Hodgson, Edington, Wade, Buchanan SECOND ROW: Pence, Perkins, McLeod, Hickman, Cunningham, Worthington, Rush, Redden, Canada THIRD ROW: Menzies, Wilson, Storn, Rhodes, Semmes, Canada, Cuningham, Nelius, lefferson, Mitchiner, Freund, Prof. Hill FOURTH ROW: Francisco, Peterson, Feild, Morelock, Alexander, D. Morris, Elder, W. Morriss, Worthington, Burch The Southwestern Players President .. . .. WALTER LAZENBY Vice-President .. . . BETTY WADE W Secretary . . . HENRY FREUND Treasurer IACK WORTFHNGTON fl, S X Xp, 1 i . EPHOXI i I Membership in the Southwestern Players NW is open to anyone interested in any phase gk w ,W of dramatic activity. Each season the Play- R. 4 ::. - ., . 9' ers present a king-size menu of major pro- 1. ductions before the faculty, student body and interested friends. ln their meetings, they enjoy reading performances of the classics and short plays. v1- Cin, i f a' 4, 5 f2,fi0z,,, .ii if Psi Chi President ,, ED FRANCISCC Vice-President , GUS BELL Sec'y-Treas. MARY ALlCE FAULK Psi Chi, national honorary psychology ira- ternity, is a newcomer among Southwesterns honoraries, having been installed on the cam- pus this month. Membership is limited to jun- i iors or seniors majoring in Psychology Who have completed a minimum oi l8 hours in their major with a 3.0 average and an over-all scholastic average in the upper 503 ot their ff- f Clflss- President Ed Francisco l Q CHARTER MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Gus Bell, Dr. E. Llewellyn Queener, Marzette Smith, Herbert Eber, Ella Howard Pickens, Ed Francisco, and Mary Alice Faullc. 9 , The Student Counselors, ap,- pointed each March by the Dean of Women, assist in the Freshman orientation program. Working with the Dean of Women, these girls work during the entire first semester to get each new girl adf justed to her environment, Coun- selors meet with their counselees, familiarize them with the differ- ent phases of campus lite and advise them. PRO xl'l' ROW Pingree Hill Crouch Downs Roberds Chairman Erlene Downs mm raw Yiwu., Q x , Ex 'R' J, 3 -gggm-ww-w - if new -2 , rga17,z.:afl0l'L5 .29 , 1, lntarnalinnal llalatinns llluh President . HMMIE IAMES ViceePresident. FRANCES FREEMAN Secretary . KEN FORBES The lnternational Relations Club, affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for Interna- tional Peace, has as its purpose to promote international understanding through sponsor- ing forums and lectures concerning interna- tional relations. The International Relations Club encourges students to travel and study abroad and creates a consciousness of in- ternational problems on the campus. President Betty Ann McFadden LEFT TO RlGH'l': Frances Freeman, limmie Icmes, Prof. lohn H Davis. YQ Classical Lanquaqa llluli President . BETTY ANN McFADDEN Vice-President .. WOODY MORRISS Secretary .. DlANNE DENNISON Treasurer .. .. ,,,, .. WALTER LAZENBY The Classical Language Club, composed of those taking Greek or Latin and others interested in the Classical Languages, was organized to further interest in the Greek and Roman languages, dramatics, and customs. Members participate in testivals and plays which the club sponsors frequently throughout the year. Faculty advisors are Dr. Laura Robinson, Dr. R, P. Strickler and Prof Raymond Hill. SEATED: Ballas, Kouloubaritsis, Mrs. Striokler, Dennison, Chilton, McFadden, Collins. STANDING' Dr Strickler, Peterson, Prof Robinson, Lazenby, Morriss, Nelius, Mitchmer, Alexander, Redden, Stanley, Gibbons, Feild, Burge. li, .. we ,,.t1t.Mia:it.,, R 2 P ..,, t V f A f-M.WM-t.M .W..u.. 3 - V lj an ,,,, 5 X 3 '1': t x W , ,A X . if: .t .H iff S M f In El , 'Q 43 All 9 ' V- -1 af x ' W rw Q I t ' 2 f I A -.1.' I , bm . A Stu 5 ,fi ' Q egrst ,, pg: fffgfq fi . , .A ,.,,,: ef it, t K- ,E 1 T ,f i , WW T SEATED: Vgasher, Hand, Arnold, Spencer, Polydouris. STANDING: Prof. Southard, Simmons, Wilcox, Storn, McSpadden, Gracey, Slaugh ter, Mann, usby, Prof, Storn. I The Spanish Club promotes interest in the Spanish language, literature and customs. Second year students with at least a B average and all ll advanced students are eligible for membership. The president rotates each month among the advanced members. President Eleanor Clarke ' Sans Souci, the French Club, was organized to promote an interest in French literature, language and custom. All advanced French students, French majors, and second year students with a UB average are invited to attend the monthly meetings. President . .. ELEANOR CLARKE Vice-President ..... CAMILLA VAN DYKE Secretary . DAVID MORELOCK Treasurer. ..... IEAN HAND SEATED: McGhee, Powers, Clark, Van Dyke, Hand, Freeman, lohnson STANDlNG: Prof. Ernbry, Marsh, Prof. Shipman, Allison, Peters, Richards, Bone, lvtorelock, Prof. Roussey, Feild, Dubois, Stanley. 592 ? t fb 1 an my ik., 6 Maven SEATED. Faulk Swaizn, Vvloods, Wade, Loaring-Clark, Pickens, letfefson, Carrell Rush. fgalfvfr STANDUXIG Pence, Bennett Bell, Prot. Queener, Francisco, Warrick Ps nhnluq Cluh President ED FRANCISCO Vice-President GUS BELL Secretary-Treasurer . . MARY ALICE FAULK The Psychology Club was reorganized last tall by a taculty-student come R , mittee from the Psychology department to promote interest in the study ot r Psychology. Largely through the ettorts ot this group, Psi Chi, national hon- orary fraternity for Psychology majors, established a chapter at Southwestern this spring. President Ed Francisco lohn Price and Fred Pritchard, Co-Originators WERE ' f 9 -fii - Q ,E Hadin Slalinn WLYX i Iillll HE Chiet Engineer Fred Pritchard Station Manager . lohn Price Consulting Engineer Dr. lohn S. McCartney Public Relations Chief .. Toby Horn Program Director Bill Rawlins Program Supervisor Prof. Ray Hill Announcers Duncan Denny, Maurice Vanden Bosch, Henry Freund Record Librarian . Bob Whiteside Radio Station WLYX was iounded this Spring to serve as an accessory laboratory facility for the speech department. WLYX functions as any other Radio Sta- tion With a limited service area except that its op- erating time is limited by the number ot students available tor station operation. The station is forced to maintain a limited service area to comply with the rules ot the Federal Communications Commission con- cerning 'Restricted Radiation Devices. 'si , 125 I ,J 3 ,fi , -Q -4622 FRONT ROW: Prof, Davis, Carter, Lacy, Lapsley, Whiteside, Rich, Henderson, Cochran BACK ROW: McMillan, Hamer Histnr Club President Y VIIMMY LAPSLEY President Iimmy Lapsley Vice-President . . .BOB WHITESIDE Secretary-Treasurer .. IOHN COCHRAN The History Club, composed ot history majors and others interested in this subject, was formed to further a practical interest in the study ot history. At frequent intervals during the year, members take short trips to places ot historic interest in Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama. Fac- ulty advisors are Dr. W. Raymond Cooper and Dr. Iohn H. Davis. Page' Om' llmlrltwrl 'I'rur'11lX'-lllrzfff I High Pi ANNE CALDWELL PI I 'Ig Ii L Pf HELEN SWARTZFAGER Il Silgyegreas. L IUNE BEASLEY 'CQ' gg N S N X Q f 'fy 'QQ Kilim.. Q 2 if 1 sl f JI V i s '- , May Day P1 len Covington lean Arnold, lune Beasley, Anne Caldwell, Nancy Cunningham, Frances Freeman, Martha Hebron Russell, Ann Henderson, Mary Mainard, Marilyn Mitchell, Sue Pingree, Ftuth Salley, Marzette Smith, Helen Swartztager, Carroll Tuthill, Mary Woods. Founded at FtandolphvMacon College, Pi has as its purpose the pro- motion of friendly harmony between sorority Women and the recognition ot sorority Women of note. Each Tuesday the members of Pi Wear green and white with the traditional Pi arm band. The final member is brought out on May Day. nc' II1UllfI'l'!l kll1l'f'IIfVY-flllll' 5. T. A. B. President L , IEANNE ROBERDS Vice-President Y L HATTIE EDENS Sec'y-Treas. , MARTHA E. MAXWELL PATRICIA TOMLINSON SARAH CHESHIRE DIANNE DENNISON HELEN DEUPREE ERLENE DOWNS HATTIE EDENS YVONNE HARRIS NANCY HILL EDNA KNIGHTEN MARTHA ELLEN MAXWELL IEANNE ROBERDS MARLENE WEIGEL K K' 559' 1 1' ,' A im , if-L g zg. 5. Ga-f S,T.A.B. Intersorority composed of twelve brunettes and one blonde Was founded March l5, l899, at Randolph- Macon College. Every Friday each member Wears red and White with the traditional red badge and dagger at her waist. New members are brought out during the school year with the final member recognized on Founders Day. The purpose ot S.'I'.A.B. is to rec- ognize outstanding sorority Women and to promote friendly relations among the campus Greek letter groups. Q5-we I 1 ,QW ,,,,,-,i I tw tt FOUNDERS DAY S.T.A.B. Frances Crouch Pllgf' fllll' l1'umlrf'rl 'I'r1'f'r1Iy-firm' CRAZY CAPER3 A4x . ,ulz ,..,,' ,,., i ALL-sms ALGHSTARS' if HEARSING AIN'T HE CUTE5 fJ,A u wE1.L,l WAS RATH ::aaa:z:1s:gg,h ,qsgagagzga gf as ' Q -2 2 .aiaisisiaiaiais :'-::::::::. 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The Councils meet separately ecch month to govern the procedures ot so- rority and traternity rushing and to discuss the problems ot the social organizations on the campus. The joint councils sponsor a Panhellenic formal tor the entire stu- dent body each year. S, 4, B x wg f s . 4 , E S5 , Z' X F. : V li , A x ' .... .V if I :::, sez: .5 . I . five? x Ng., Mx V .....- , l .. 1 f: '5s5aEa. -: 4 g 9 . , 6' , A, K K xmxz, 1: ww IT , 375 M5 2 5 as '41 ww 26 Q gag , KW' nw 1 :: - ' if . ,1 - Q49 3 , W S lqll I, .....,.,.,.,.,,. , W M -3' J I f M 1 ' Nu' V' .,..,.. .,. :V -Z- V 0 I if K1 ...::. jx 5, ' , vw 1 1' 2? 'A 5 J- ' 'X 9 is fx 'f 3 M - yi vw fgfml Q if 2' M K ,-..vs::::fa:,- ,T , gf . ,, g' '1 M 3 ' www, ,TL an x, SEE. ' Wa - Q y, Q .. ' WELL'-LET US . .. A EP ... ' W.. .,a, ,.:55::.:,:, is' ' WAS A wmv Q ww., , VALENTINO! Q wywq x VICTORSK 'WM swzemmavs , W Egan' Ax M9 MWWYA 1 wAs wmrzmc I wagwgf 3 i I WITH MY DARLING. Alpha Tau Umeqa Fug Sf mpqlm .Second Sfrnestrr BOB RICHARDSON Worthy Master BOB RICHARDSON BILL BOYD Worthy Chaplain WAYNE TODD IAMES LAPSLEY Worthy Keeper of Exchequer MORT MCMILLAN IOHN COCHRAN Worthy Scribe IOHN COCHRAN SENIORS Bill Boyce Bill Dorr Toni Elizondo lack Funkhouser Charlie Landrum Woody Morriss Charlie Mosby lohn D. Reese Bob Richardson Tommy Sharp IUNIORS Dhane Basom Warren Bennett Bill Boyd Sonny Christie Al Clemens Iohn Cochran Iimrny Lapsley Fred Link Gerry Opel Andy Orr lirnrny Ratclitt Wayne Todd Bob Wade Brady Whitehead SOPHOMORES Doug Buford Ron Davis limmie lames Dick Kinsinger lohn McGettrick Morton McMillan Bill Power lack Worthington Bill Young FRESHMEN Bob Allen Charles Caviness Albert Evans Bill Hamer Ken Seawright Tommy Strong Sid Vise Clark Young .,.,.,.,.,:,:,:,:,,:::5s5-2:22-' -F 'gt X I . A ::E::E:-::::-:E::- I 'f LADIES NIGHT MS, A Eg g if? 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Kappa lpha President, ,,,,,,,.. , Vice-President Secretary L L Treasurer Sweetheart, ,,,,, , l':SHlf1li.Yllf !l al .S'm1tl1z1'r'.rI1'r1: in H487 DAVID THOMAS RAY BRYANT ROY PAGE ,LBOB ALLEN SUE RENSHAW SENIORS Billy Ioe Crisamore Dave Thomas IUNIORS Bobby Allen Ray Bryant Buddy Clark Gene Fincher Chunk Hamlet Bert Kremp Roy Page SOPHOMORES Bob Florence Richard Flowers Ken Forbes Iohn Gray Bennie Lamberth Roxie Lee Buck Looney Bob Palmer Don Ramier Omar Smith Charlie Sullivan Louis Weber George Wilson Everett Woods FRESHMEN Bob Bourne Whit King Rogers Menzies Amel Peterson Richard Porter Mike Reich Chandler Warren NOT PICTURED Billy Howard Charles Rhodes CAffiliatef Pi Kappa Psil Bill Whittemore lT'S NOT THAT BAILOLIVE! Q --:,-' zlzz QONLY A nose! Basin STnEE?x'1SHuMQFf'fWYi' ' 1 A I ,,:,.1 , ...: , X 5,3 iwff' f f y H W? Q ,.V' ' 5 : ' Q A 5 mi .E 5, x ,., ,, . ,. , ?j c,. .f6,I- VE. I N :'--::: E ' JAM f - zz, 2 .:.:,. , sf 'Qi kiifjfxh W ' ' A Q if-X'-If .. :,,, iw , x AND .,.,-... 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W E ' M M 5 2 GQ 555555215 :-::s me Siem sms A FmD DAY Pi liappa f-llpha Firsl Semesler Iislablisllffcl 111 So111lln'zc9tf'H1 in 1878 S1'1'm11l S1'm1'.sI1'1' AUBREY WHITLEY, , , , , , ,,,,,, President, ,, , BILL RAWLINS BILL RAWLINS ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, V ice-President NUTE MATTHEWS FRED PRlTCHARD,, , ,,,,, , , Secretary ,,,,, ,, , ERNEST WEST IOHN PRICE ,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,Treasurer ,,,,, ,, , , , , IOHN PRICE SENIORS Gus Bell CAttiliate- Delta Tau Deltal Nute Matthews Lloyd Nason Horace Price Bill Rawlins Aubrey Whitley IUNIORS Walter Bustard Duncan Denny CAlfiliate-Delta Psi? Lee Fisher Iohn Price Fred Pritchard Maury Vanden Bosch Ernest West SOPHOMORES Moe Bollinger Henry Freund Hutch Hutchinson Gus Schmidt Bill Sharp Mose Simon lim Warrick FRESHMEN Billy Burch Will lohnston FACULTY MEMBERS Ray Hill Doug Monroe 3? I -sf mb 1 ' -1 tn E' M'fg37'-.L+ 'I x 1 ,. ,lagv 1 X is V- V, , H mm,L5gA -1g1lllF'Qil M , M 17 MODEL ! ,van ,aw 'WK ,,,..,-My bv ------- 1 we-s:a+-2-2'e aiaiaisisiaais-. , :a:s:s:,:v,- - .. LE ' wlif w fly,-Qs. ,,,V: 7 9 DREAM Gim. SEBEN tif 'A tj RITA W EASTER HAT WWW 5 fiww Wm ,v., - 4 ' ' A X ' .:,.ffff'fQf':'3:5' : ': '--'-- '3 Q, 3 yah? ' 1 ,, Q 1 ffiiiiv 'f Sigma lpha Epsilnn Tennessee Zeta Chapter listablislizlrl ni S0uIl1zi'f'slern in 1882 Firs! Sl Hl6Slf I' Setrmzl Senieslrfr TED Fox ssasa i aaaaa aaaaaa P resident aaaaa e aaee eeeee R USSELL BRUCE HOWARD LAMMGNS ,,,,, ,,,,, V ice-President, B, lOHN AUSMTIN IOHN AUSTIN , ,,,, ,,,,,, i Secretary, W H V,,,,Y fe HAM SMYIHE WAYNE DEUPREE ,s,,,, Corr. Secretary, . eWAYNE DEUPREE LESTER ani-Wes is aaaa Treasurer as as B A LESTER GRAVES Sweetheart-IANE SWAIM me 3' s SENIORS Paul Bowdre Billy Brazelton Pug Bruce Toby Bunn Teeny Crain Bill Durbin Teddy Fox Walter Hooker Howard Larnmons IUNIORS lohn Austin lack Blake Wayne Deupree Ben Dewbre Hugh Francis Prentice Fulton Lester Graves Horace Kitchell Charlie McAllister Bill Metzger Henry Peters Paul Pritchartt Ed Bucks Rick Russell Ben Shawhan Alan Smith Ham Smythe Ed Wills SOPHOMORBS Bill Allen Bobby Gillmann Iohn McKee FRESHMEN Tommy Cunningham lohn Dillon 'Walter Gorman Paul Lovett limmy McLin lim Wesson NOT PICTURED Bill Lawson Bucky Norman Milivi E N T 0 U5 Fv14iDh'1E?XiT.f .nn-. I gg-New Www Aw uf M1 , W, ,, ., ,Mg Q W 'XICJ VER D 'N L X. XX JM HU'f. i? SUMEBODY HAD TU WXHAEM HE sm as EVERYTHfNGS.fM Q ,.,x,- MQ? M ?qg.ffq5WWv Q an W , My ,ww w M ,f 'W 'HELLZA?OPPED! M 4 Y., WV fx .,M..x,.wmwf' ikwwwa aw 'ff' W Q 'WW S SE fy v If W X 'zN,..s.,,,,,,,. Romeos AND mum? ,g watt 3, I .I i ft Sigma Epsilon Sigma Chapter Eslablislzerl al S01lflIZl'6Sfl'I'lI in IEIEH Eminent Coma Lt. Commander Recorder , Treasurer Sweetheart ,, 1153 clk flkalm ,Wi film? I to LCHRISTY MORGAN GERALD BUGBEE LEE MCLEAN ,C IIMMY SPRINGFIELD BECKY BLANTON SENIORS Bill Akins Reynolds Beal Bubba Bowden Gerry Bugbee Paul Dillman Russ Heinze Tom jolly lack McDevitt Lee McLean Christy Morgan Iimmy Springfield Iohn Murry Springfield Dick Tilson Red Wray IUNIORS lack Allen Doug Barnett Bob Bennett Ed Francisco CAililiate-Sigma Chil Toby Horn Milton Hornor lack Hudgins Charlie Iackson David Short Lindsay Stephenson iAtfiliate- Phi Delta Theta? SOPHOMORES Bill Q. Allen Buddy Allison Bob Barrows Allen Cooke Hobart Davis Winfield Hudson Chauncy Iohnson Iohn McConnico Bill Mitchell David Morelock David Morris Iames Sappington Carey Stanley Bob Stewart loe Stricklin Ben Thomas Bill Threlkeld FRESHMEN Claire Albright David Alexander Drue Birmingham Charles Burke Iimmy Elder Lane Erwin Malcolm Gibbons Paul Iones Tommy McClellan S. I. Patterson Ioe Walk George White Bill Williams Malcolm Wright 3 if .Mix 'Ts T E T , TE E3 Musr as me HTTT THE GIRL WHO 1 WEARS THE TIVE-ARMED STAR! all K' V ,,..,.,:.,::::212:-11:1'1 i ' - -' 'S5EE':: fi 5 :-:af :,-. ,QW OFF THE ROAD! 1 af 1 Q A -HTAZH 6Mli.B.W.O.C. y Z ,f President , ,. ,, L, HELEN DEUPREE Vice-President MARTHA HEBRON RUSSELL Corresponding Secretary FRANCES CROUCH Recording Secretary HMARY CATHERINE LYNN Treasurer, , MlMl KNGWLTON SENIORS Frances Crouch Helen Deupree Barbara Howell Mimi Knowlton Mary Catherine Lynn Helen Quindley Martha Hebron Russell Pattye Smith lUNlORS Bunny Hammett Gloria Lakenan Rosemary Nelrns Betsy Ross fAtfiliate- Delta Gammal Marzette Smith lo Ann Widney lane Wittichen SOPHOMORES Nancy Carrell Sue Carrell Greta Graham Barbara Mann Laura Ozanne Virginia Ozier lane Patterson Martha lane Pullen Ann Raines Sue Renshaw Ieanne Simmons loan Stewart Helen Swartztager loyce Sweat Ann Talley Zoe Theodore FRESHMEN Marlene Baker loyce Buchanan Elizabeth Carter . ,.-- ., Yvonne Harris . 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'- .: ,sg Q soPHoMoRi2s P f Ish A Eleanor Brown Betty lo Carter Anne Comms I Elizabeth Collins it-1r.:..' len Covington X ' ' - Rita Cuningham .. Katherine Hinds me ,thx W4 fuk? UPI' 3 ill 'WN 'WV Q., ' 5 ip , iw W Barnelle Littleton i Betty Martin ' f. Babbie Morris ,gf , 1 Peggy Pence ' 3 ,.A' Ioan Smith , lane Swairn Ann Turner Q , ' Edith Wier Lg FRESHMAN loane Brown I wid .: Zquu A Millye Bunn - - Barbara Burge - -.,.. Courtney Crumpton Mary Beth Davidson Sandol Douglas Dinie Hamlet Mary E. Hickman Margaret McKee Mary Helen McLeod its 'Wx 1, Ezz '-un E F if x Q sat it yi 5 'X r Ai' NOT PICTURED Anne Marie Davis Dale Hurt Preston Merrell E5 119 i, ar, ,L Wm, Z 5 ii S ' il' 1' x W 9 5? ' A if 'Z zf icy! x 4 'f W 'h . Szgi :.. '1'- -'.:' A:..A', gT A 0 , x f Q ' T , W 2 ff f 'Mi' 5 ' 5 TOGETHER gy u I E v 145 I ?J,gKu fb' + Yi 75' M W 2 .-.gsiaz . PLEASED! --VV,. , . .,.,. WHATS - 6 :Q 2 'I ' 3 ,? IF img W aoowsoowwazavnoow ' ' 2.3, ' President ANNE CALDWELL Vice President as FRANCES NIX Recording Secretary ,VIVIENNE CI-llLTON Corresoonding Secretary , ,L , PAT COOPEB alfhshffl fu Smlllmzslnn in lfli Treasurer W EMILY SHAW SENIORS Pooh Caldwell Pat Cooper Viv Chilton Erlene Downs Ioan Hodgson Frances Nix Mary Louise Pritchard Mary lack Rich Emily Shaw IUNIORS Sara lane Bryant Ianet Canada Dee Dee Dennison Betty Lee Dozier Hattie Edens Lucy Hay Ann Henderson Betty Ann McFadden SOPHOMORES Gloria Curtis Carolyn Kennedy Mary Myers Ann Taylor Walker Elma Lee Wylie FRESHMEN Patsy Braswell Patti Canada Mary Ellen Chambliss Tillie Crawford Nancy Cunningham Peggy Fitch Mary Ann Haclclernan Ethel Harrell Nancy McKinstry Mary Nisbet Ianet Bedclen Berk Rucker Ianice Sandifer Bettie Worthington NOT PICTURED Ann Milner 'si Q- 1 S 5 5 gif 1? f' xv' 5, ,A X 5 352515 faff A,,V,, I 5 1 z E0 ,, , Y, , a., 4, 4 2 , ,5, BEHIND me WHEEL '14 'ff-at CREAM OF me mop Q ,yy IRDIE :2':- ::::::: i :?' 4 My ML , X ' 97 W. 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TOP ROW: Bill Maybry, coach, Al Clemens, coach, Charlie Landrum, Bill Sparks, Boots McCormick, Rick Russell, lack Bell, Bob Whiteside, Russell Geisler, Bob Barrows, Iohn McKee, Mo Bollinger, Charlie McAllister, Roxie Lee, Wheatley Beard, Burton Henry, Bob Palmer, Billy loe Crisamore, Charlie Ping, limmy Roliertson, Bill Hughes, Parker Hall, coach, Mike Harris, coach. , EN if , , bb sci A ' K 'fin A ,i Wy . .5 If . iv ,. ,,,.:, Z A' 5 .'.,,, i ....,.,.,., X 3 cs X f tires X .44 Z?6L5LQfAOL!f Due to a dispute concerning team policy and a shortage of players, the basketball team was uns able to continue and was forced to abandon its schedule in midseason. The team was handicapped to some extent by lack of experienced men at the opening of the season, and the Korean crisis re- sulted in a number of premature enlistments and actions which were disastrous to the team. Considering their lack of reserve and experience the team played good ball as a whole-but their opponents played better. The result was South- western's first poor basketball season in a number of years. Any chance the team had of salvaging their record Was lost when the schedule was can- celled. However, the ability of some of the boys deserves praise. Veteran guard Roy Gwin turned in out- standing performances and proved to be the co- hesive force of the team. Center lohn Austin could effectively control most of the rebounds, but the team as a whole was handicapped in this respect, as there were no other tall men o nthe team to give Austin the needed support. im 3 NNN e1fmi5- QW Although neither the Tennis team nor the Golf team has com- pleted their schedule as The Lynx goes to press, the Spring Sports program at Southwestern promises to be successful. The Golf team has defeated Lambuth and Wabash by decisive margins while they dropped close matches to Ole Miss, Mem- phis State, and Wisconsin. The busiest man on the campus during the Spring Sports season was Ted Fox who played in number three position for the Lynx Linksters and in number one position on the tennis team. Playing, and winning a golf match in the morning and then making a fast change for a tennis match in the afternoon is no mean feat, but Fox accomplished it on more than one occasion. The tennis team standing as The Lynx goes to press is five wins balanced by five losses with four matches yet to be played. Their record: Western Michigan 7 Southwestern l Ole Miss 5 4 Memphis State 4 5 Tulane 7 O Ole Miss 7 Southwestern 2 Memphis State l 8 Memphis Air Force l 8 Millsaps 2 7 Mississippi College 3 6 Memphis Air Force 5 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Austin, Wills, Fox, Henry, lames, McDevitt, and Lapsley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fox, Boyce, Hudgins, Beal, Smith, Ramier, and Francis. WN 1 :-f1 I tx G A ss is T w-.Q g0'Lf5QAOL! The Southwestern baseball team got off to a com- paratively slow start being handicapped by a short pitching staff and lack of an experienced catcher. Gerry Bugbee was transferred to catcher from his outfield position and under the conditions has played excellent ball. Billy foe Crisamore, another outfielder, also saw action behind the plate. Of the pitching staff a freshman, lohn Dillon, was the most promising. Much to the discomfort of the opposition he was a master of the curve ball and turned in several fine performances before the sea- son was over. The mainstays of the infield were the men flank- ing the keystone bag, shortstop Al Boyd and sec- ond baseman Bill Sparks. Both men played con- sistently good ball all season. Coupled with the hardworking centerfielder-catcher Billy Ioe Crisa- more, they deserve much credit for providing the team with the experience and competitive spirit it needed. TOP BOW1 Power, Dillon, Germany, Allen, Sparks, Crurnby, and manager Stan Bronson. BOTTOM ROW. Stewart, McKee, Peters, Lee, Springfield, Boyd, Crisamore, and Coach Clem' ens. NOT PICTUREDQ Bugbee, Williams, and Seae wright. 0 xg, Aww, f r V N. . fr ' x W.: , f 3 , , f ,Vx ,.,ag1 . 1 W ,S . fr? 23 5 5 P 2 E Y, USES FUNDS! ,,,3,, , ., QWUKK ,H L imma I 5 wm- v My K ,xl 4 W ....:.......... ..,::. 1 : .. ... .... I kk V 'tx Ilv: :VI DMM. 3 A '11 1'1'1'1 11 1 ' ' WW vw f QM- H ? f Y '- , . ROLL' S,WES-I-ERNIYOLL., ww,3gW,q-7,7-egwf , f k W i , , ., Although the intramural schedule is not com- pleted as The Lynx goes to press-softball, tennis, horseshoes, and golf yet to be played- the SAE fraternity has amassed enough points to be virtually assured ot winning the traveling trophy it they make any show at all in those sports. ln the same light KA stands to take second place honors. ln the intramural sports thus tar SAE has made a clean sweep taking tirst place in foot- ball, volleyball, basketball, the indoor athletic meet, ping pong, and badminton. Sigma Nu took second place iootball honors and KA ran a close second in the volleyball tournament. Kappa Sigma went to the finals in the basket- ball tourney and the place position in the in- door athletic meet was judged a tie between ATO and KA. The lndependent men mustered enough points tor second place in the ping pong tournament and ATO won second points in Badminton. ln their selection ot the All-Star players ot the various sports the Intramural Board at- tempted to select the men who were the out- standing participants ot the sports with no reference to their position on the team or to the teams standing in the league. The lntra- mural All-Stars: FOOTBALL Ted Fox CSAEJ, Karl Bhea CKSJ, Omar Smith KKAD, Hugh Francis KSABJ, Bill Metzger CSAEJ, Ben Dewbre CSAED, Brady Whitehead CATOJ, Iohn Van den Bosch QKSJ. VOLLEYBALL Iohn Austin CSAEJ, Hugh Francis CSAED, Dick Kinsinger CATOD, Bob Allen CKAD, Billy Ioe Crisamore KKAJ, Boy Gwin KKSJ, Milton Wray KSNJ. BASKETBALL Bill Metzger CSAEJ, Bill Threlkeld CSNJ, Karl Rhea CKSD, Bob Palmer CKAJ, Omar Smith CKAD, Ted Fox CSAEJ. PING PONG Ted Fox KSAED Won the No. l singles. Bill Boyce CATOD Won the No. 2 singles. lohn Aus- tin and Howard Lammons CSAEJ won the dou- bles matches. BADMINTON Ted Fox CSAED Won the No. l singles. Hugh Francis KSAED Won the No. 2 singles. Bill Boyce and Iimmy Iames won the doubles matches. Eli s Q ix' 'lf . 3 . The girls' intrgrnurol octivities directed by the Womens Athletic Association got ott to o good stort in Qctober With the bctsketlogll tourngrnent in which Chi Cniegct emerged victorious with g record ol six Wins ond no losses. Tri Deltct Wgs dwgrded second plgce, with Koppel Delta tgking third. The lodclcetlocxll AllfStor teorn included Mgry Woods otnd Morrlene 'Weigel ot KD, Anne Morrow ond Anne McCfehee oi Zetd, Betty lo Cgrter gnd leon Arnold ot Chi O, ond Anne Coldwell ot Tri Deltoi. logn Stewgrt ot the Trctnsters took plotce in the pingpong tourney with len Covington of Chi O tofking second plgce. Next event on the VV.A.A. cglendgr wots volley- borll. A Well-orgctnized KD tegm Won top honors with Tri Deltg second, otnd Chi O third. Chi O Won both singles ond doubles chormpionf ships in the bodminton tournornent. lune Beosley , ,,4,,., , ,, -A, wgfgs r ,f,,, W,r.,,W ,, V of Chi O defeated Peggy Flanilcen of KD in the fie nal singles match, and Sarah Loaring-Clark and lean Arnold of Chi O edged out Zeta, last year's champs, in the final doubles contest. Softball began April l7 with the AOPi-KD game. At the time this annual Went to press there Were three tournaments remaining to be played, archery, tennis, and Field Day. The first place and runner- up trophies will be awarded to the Winning sorori- ties at Field Day. At this time, the bestfall-around senior girl athlete will also be named. April 2 the W.A.A. sponsored a program, 'Sports Go Bang, featuring brief glimpses of all Women's physical education courses offered during the Winter semester. Sue Pingree was mistress-offceremonies and Mrs. Rocco Calandruccio and Miss Sue Wills were general chairman. There were demonstrations of volleyball, square dancing, basketball, fencing, modern dance, badminton and tap dancing. WHATTA PITCHER .f 2 Mggkzwimfw 1 ' 5 ? i f h-- if 3 x Q l 1.M R. Gin-!Ef1 STARS S X N' P55 1 'Wx Am-wi? M,a,,g,MnMw.v'6 WWW? f 5 L f i Q l,V5X5z4 gff5?,Ef U1?ww MW. yy LE Rev, THE Locrieu-Room Bow' Q , V if A-L mmnzxy , If S 'WHY MAQYETTQ ': s ,Qs ECM L : S S f zf ,Q . 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