Southern Methodist University - Rotunda Yearbook (University Park, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 542 of the 1947 volume:

s: ' ' 1 , , s  v; ;i ' ' V O V th i ) V .-: 1 j - . y ik , N V; y A x a i :; fe « g ' ' ' - ' :) XI . v 1 INTRODUCTION The victory has been celebrated, and the peace following the greatest global war the world has ever known is becoming more and more complete. New ideas and modes of living con- tinue in their never-ending search to make man more restful, secure, and happy. Schools and universities all over the nation have received the largest enrollments in their history. Religion, science, and the arts are again becoming the interests of a tired, fanatic world. May God extend to us the patience to stop and realize in the years to come w hat slavery and intolerance have cost us, and may He lead the way to a world brotherhood, which can be, and must be, the only answ er. This is an Age of Speed. The atom has been harnessed; dis- tance has been reduced to a matter of hours and minutes; designs and influences accentuate speed ... speed. Yet, pause and thought, pause and consideration, pause and recollection still hold the solution to most problems. The Rotunda is a permanent, lasting book. It is something that continues throughout the years as an integral part of this university. For this reason the editors of the 1947 issue have tried to realize the responsibility of creating the finest yearbook possible. Yet the Rotunda is not an organ in which the creators abilities are demonstrated. It is a personal thing. Your book. Without you, the students and faculty, there is no Rotunda. The pages become alive with your pictures and the things you have done, so vivid that years from now you can look at the Rotunda and it will represent Southern Methodist University to you. The purpose of the 1947 Rotunda is to recall to you your part in helping Southern Methodist University extend the feel- ing of brotherhood. May this book offer you an opportunity to pause and recall the University ' s teachings. UFe Editors PAT KENNEDY JERRY CHAMBERLAIN THE 1947 ROTUNDA PUBLISHED BY THE S. M. U. STUDENTS ' PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS n = H „1 ' f P i rr fT T f S O U T HERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY E r r F r r I E r r r r r t r r p f ' i TV V ' ' .■ i ' .jy .i?v M i i ' ' j -Jy S ' ' iW ? I i i ' n ' - ' v : i- SflST ' i ' P- m -u iE5iLf m- « ' - i ' ' ' ia . Bi :ijj c ORDER OF BOOKS Administration Administrative Faculty Teaching Faculty Staff Classes Graduates and Seniors Underclassmen Law Theology Features Student Government Fine Arts Sorority and Fraternity Rush Homecoming Pictorial Personalities Beauties Hilltop Sweethearts Thoroughbreds Queens Organizations Fraternities Sororities Honoraries and Clubs Athletics Football Tennis Basketball Swimming Baseball Track s  sess| 9 c SUM ORDER OF BOOKS Administration Administrative Faculty Teaching Faculty Staff Classes Graduates and Seniors Underclassmen Law Theology Features Student Government Fine Arts Sorority and Fraternity Rush Homecoming Pictorial Personalities Beauties Hilltop Sweethearts Thoroughbreds Queens Organizations Fraternities Sororities Honoraries and Clubs Athletics Football Tennis Basketball Swim m i n g Baseball Track r DEDICATION Clarence A, Meyer, Jr. To the many who knew him personally and to the untold thousands who saw him at the football games tending Peruna, Clarence Meyer was the personification of the spirit of SMU. Organizer of the 1946 Blue Shirts, recipient of an M award, loyal worker of the ISA and Alpha Phi Omega, his daily living reflected his devotion to the betterment of that w hich he loved most - SMU. It is to this spirit, loyal and irrepressible, and to the other students who passed aw ay this year, that w e dedicate this book. HARRY DALE BOZEMAN WILLIAM THOMAS NOBLE BILL LLOYD DANIEL LEROY HENRY COOK, JR. ROBERT GERKE y ' i DMINISTRATION The Board of Trustees Sawnie R. Aldredge F. O. Burns t. m. cullum Fred F. Florence Dr. Eugene B. Hawk EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Frank L. McNeny J.J. Perkins S. B. Perkins Bishop A. Frank Smith Bishop Charles C. Selecman Karl Hoblitzelle W. B. Hamilton Dr. Umphrey Lee Eugene McElvaney The Board of Trustees take off their coats and go to work. (I ' ront row, left to right) Dr. Umphrc-y Lcc, Eugene McElvaney, Bishop Hiram H. Boaz, Bishop John M. Moore, Bishop A. Frank Smith, Bishop Charles C. Sclecman, Frank Richardson, Mrs. W. W. Fondren, J. M. Willson, J. j. Perkins, (Second row) R. W. Fair, Henry E. Jackson, The Rev. W. Harrison Baker, The Rev. Joe Scrimshire, Bishop Paul E. Martin, Dr. Oscar E. Allison, W. B. Hamilton, Dr. W. W. Ward, Mrs. George L. Peyton, Dr. Eugene B. Hawk. (Third row) L. W. Bailey, secretary. The Rev. John R. Abernathy, Floyd B. James, J. S. Bridweii, Dr. J. O. Haymes, Judge Sam G. Bratton, Aivin W. Murray, Dr. Fay Charling Mills, Tiie Rev. R. A. Taylor. (Fourth row) Dr. D. B. Raulins, The Rev. Ira A. Ikumlev, Dr. Hubert Johnson, Judge J. E. Hick- man, The Rev. E. C Rule, Dr. H. Bascom Watts, Dr. I. W. Mills, The Rev. Albea Godbold. Page 19 Dr. Umphrey Lee President of the University Mrs. Loretta Hawkins Assistant to the Pnsic ttit Pa CI- JO % 4 I , Southern Methodist University Dallas s.Tkxas Office or the PREsinKNT uidiY t? t X iij TO THE SENIOR CLASS The editors of the ROTUNDA have granted me this opportunity to write you a note. You have completed your work at Southern Methodist University under the crowded conditions which are to be found in all Ameri- can colleges and universities in these first post-war years. For a while, at least, the old leisurely col- lege years have disappeared. Thousands of veterans trying to finish their formal education and thousands of high school graduates entering have changed the picture. But in spite of difficulties and inconven- iences you have done your work, and now your University congratulates you and bids you Godspeed. It is not an easy world in vrhich you vrLll live; but you have youth and preparation, and those of us who know your work are hopeful for you and for our world with your leadership. Sincerely your s. Ul- ' i Preside Dr. Albert C. Zumbrunnen Dean of Students Mr. R. L. Brewer Registrar of the University f Page 22 ll ' ' Mr. L. H. Fleck Deati of the School of Buiincss Ad? iiiii.itration Mr. Earl H. Flath Dciin of the School of Engineering Pace 23 Dr. Frederick D. Smith Dt ' iin of the School of Arts and Sciences Miss Lide Spragins Dean of Wotnen Pa a I- 24 Dr. Hemphill Hosford Dean of the University Mr. Willis M. Tate jj Aisistcint Dean ij St nUnts Pace 25 Dr. Paul van Katwijk Dean of the School of Music Mr. Charles S. Potts Dejn of the School of Law Dr. Eugene B. Hawk Dean of the School of Theology Page 26 School of Business Administration (Seated) left to rit ht: LaTrelle Dunaway, Uarline McCalister, Cara Pat Aikin, Mrs. Viri, ' inia B. Long, Helen Wiley Watkins. Standing): Jerry Drake, LeRoy Moore, Edward F. Puckhabcr, E. C. Hodges, Dr. Harvey H. Guicc, M. A. Knight, A. W. Fescue, Jr., Zeb Freeman, Jr., L. H. Fleck, John M. Reed, Harmon T. Watkins, W. D. Tuxbury, D. W. Curry. Page 27 ? School of Law (Seated) left to ri ht: Moss Wimbish, Roy R. R.iv. Charles S. Potts, Clyde Emery, Lennart V. Larson. (Standinij) : Frank B. Sheppard, P. D. Williams, Harvey L. Davis. Louis Frumer. I P.icr. 2H School of Music (Front row) Ictt to right: Ray Tadlock, Pliilip A. Williams, Walter Paul Romberg. (Second row): Herbert Hill, Mrs. Lola Thrasher, Mrs. Harold Hart Todd, Jane Sykes, Ruby Marsh, June Brown, Alfred Resch. (Third row) : Broyles Hall, Harold Hart Todd, Dr. Paul van Katwijk, Mrs. Paul van Katwijk, Sadie C. Cannon, Mrs. J. Roscoc Golden, Dora Poteet, Norman Jacobs, Joseph Lupkiewicz. (Fourth row): Dr. Hans T. David, Jack Frederick Kil|iatrick. Paou 29 English Department (Standing) left to right: Dr. John W. Bowyer, Betty Ann Hicks, Mrs. Lee Schremmer. (Front row): Rene P. Manes, Laurence Perrine, Tom Gossett, Katherine Knight. (Second row): Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, Dr. Vincent E. Walsh, Mrs. Helen Claude Cooke, Mrs. Mary Frances Minton, Hortense Watkins. (Third row): Virginia Zelfel, Mrs. Ora Mae Wrig- ley. Dr. John Lee Brooks, Mrs. Barbara Lindsay, Eunice Kilpatrick. (Front row) left to right: Jane Etheridge, Ann Harrison, Walter Rhea Smith, Morris Rodgers, Elmer Crittenden. (Sec- ond row): Hortense Watkins, Margaret Wasson, Nannie Fitz- hugh, Mrs. Virginia Tillman, Mrs. Maysel Moore Jackson. (Third row): Mrs. Barbara Lindsay, Eunice Kilpatrick, Hazel Grace Boger, Anna Buchanan. Mvra L. Brown, Dr. Ernest E. Leis) . German Department Left to right: Dr. G. T. Jordan, A. D. Jett, Oskar L. Elsas, Edwin F. Mcnzc. Page 30 Mr. Chicralla Haidar Instructor of Portuguese French Department (Seated) Mrs. Hugucttc Mosher. (Standing) J. Lon Tinkle, Dr. H. Wynn Rickey. Spanish Department (Seated) Ruth Edmondson. (Standing) Elizabeth Bucking- ham, Mrs. Elisa S. Donnell. (Right) Dr. h hn A. Cook. Page M m ■ ■ Sociology Department (Left to right) Willis Tate, Mrs. Wingate Moorehead, Dr. Walter Thompson Watson, Dr. Henry L. Pritchett, Dr. Allan Eister. Economics Department ( Seated ) B. M. Goodstein, Dr. Walter E. Boles, Wesley Davis. (Standing) Dr. J. S. Pratt, P. D. Zook. Psychology Department (Seated) Mrs. Truda G. LaGronc, Dr. J. U. Yarbrough. (Standing) J. R. Strange, Dr. A. Q. Sartain, H. M. Chapman. r.K.I: •i2 Civil Engineering Department (Scaa-d) Lett ti) riyht: Israel Sancry, Sophus Thompson, Albert H. Haltf. (Standins;) Rav Goodson, Henry C. Tow- Jcs, Ardis H. White. Herbert H. Bartei, fohn Brooks. )r.A, Z-ym- I Electrical Engineering Department (Seated) Lett to ri i ht: John Grissom, F. W. Tatum, Henry James Smith, Rulolph B. Biesele. (Standint ) John A. Savage, EKvin J. O ' Brien, Paul Harton. Mechanical Engineering Department ( Front row ) Lett to riqht: I aviil C. Pteif- fer, Ed. M. Harrison, Charles Besio, C. H. Shumaker. (Back row) Ray M. Matson, James W. Lacy, J. E. Oakes, Stanley Pat- terson, Jack Drandell. I ' .ICL .i.i Biology Department (Left to right): William B. Stallcup, Dr. Joseph P. Harris, Dr. Mayne W. Longnecker, Dr. Elmer Cheatum. I Physics Department (Left to right) : Richard Glan- ville, W. G. Akin, Frank C. McDonald, S. L. Wilson, Dr. H. Wayne Riidmose. PAon 34 eder,Dr, Chemistry Department (Lett to right) : W. Riley Mc- Gaughran, Dr. E. O. Heuse, Dr. Harold Jeskey. Mrs. Betty Glan- viUc. { v h Geology Department (I.cft to right, front row): J. L. Pierce, C. C. Albritton, J. E. Head- ington, Ellis W. Shuler, Arthur Richards, T. P. Halliburton. (Second row): R. B. Hawk, James D. Duff, |. I.. Kcplinger, E. B. Austin, M. E. Wilson, Robert Bean. Charles Davis. (Third row): E. J. Pruitt, N. Neece, I-iizabeth Hudcl, Jerald Goldberg, Ihirrcll Budd, Janie Lent, W. W. W ' chbcr. I ' AC.Ii 35 Geography Department (Seated): Dr. Edwin J. Foscue, Mrs. Constance Cross. (Standing): Mar- tin L. Stevens, Clark Cross. Government Department Page 36 i Dr. I. K. Stevens Professor of Philosophy J. X ' . Bkcjvx N History and Social Science Departments (Seated) Left to ri ht: Robert Uoyle, Dr. H. A. Trexler. Jolin Glover, Robert M. Denhardt, Nan Kennener, Dr. Francis E. Ballard, William Benson Hardy. (Standing): Dr. James Linus Glanville, Robert S. Scates, Robert L. Claxton, Ike Killings- worth. Page 37 GliORGl-; ARNliLL speech Department (Front row) Lett to right; Mrs. Margrette G. Nance, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett, Peggy Harrison, Mrs. Dor- othy Brewton, Mrs. OrA ' ay Thomas Schell.lBack row): David Russell, Harold Weiss, Brice Howard, James B. McGraih. Mathematics Department (Front row; Left to right: Dr. David W. Starr, Dr. Edwin D. Mouzon, Dr. Hemphill Hosford. (S ' ;c- ond rowj: Mrs. Lyda Tis- dale, Virginia Jean Jacoby, Eloise Bean, Hazel Shiill Bucy. (Third row;; James Abbott, Sloan Rainwater, James Dowel 1, Geoffrey Davey. PAcr. 38 Art Department Mrs. Elizabeth Walm.si.hv Miss Stella LaMcind Ji;i(in ' H •v ■ATItRS Pace 39 .; Dr. C. L. Lundell Professor of Botany and Director of the Herbarium Home Economics Department (Left to right) Mrs. Verna Garrard, Novis Lewis, Mrs. Earl Whitten. Vagu 40 Layton W. Bailey Director of the Biisiiien Office A. W. FOSCUE Registrar of the School of Business Administration Mrs, Ellen Clare Gillespie Kribs Field Secretary Page 41 Stanley Patterson Siiperinlendent of Bi ildings and Grounds Henry L Pritchett Student Counselor M v - ' 1 m ME m V ij . JQH B w ' Y - — t Hf H Bii . -v i Hfl H C ' ii:()iu.i : li BusHONG nine tor of li n[)lo t)uiit jnJ I ' Liconciit Scriicc Pack 42 T li c University Press (Left to ri_i lit): Nell Haidcii, Allen Maxwell, Elizabeth M. Stover Edwin L. Whitehead. Jr.KRV E. Drakh B. ' iiinc ' ss Malinger, St ident Publishing Cotnpany Joe Gray Adrerlisiitg Manager Pace 43 Extension Division Miss Patsy Kelley, Dr. G. O. Clough, Director of the Extension Division and Director of Dal- las College. Education Office (Left to right) Dr. Frank L. Williams, Margaret Franklin, Dr. C. L. Wisseman. . Dk. C. a. Nic:hoi.s Director nj ihc luhnalioii Ojjuc Pace 44 Purchasing Office (Seated) Rosemary Elliott. (Standing, left to right) Fred O. Allen, James Barton, Jr., Jimmy Campbell. Veterans ' Administration (Left to right) Jesse F. Swor, H O. Dabney, Guy E. Bush. Office of Information and University Publications (Left to right) R. C. Knickerbocker, Director; lohn Y. Wilson, Mrs. Margaret V. Broach. Pac.1- 45 The President ' s Office (Left to right) Mrs. Lola Mae Briles, Mary Ann Jarvis, Rose Malone. I Miss Cakkii; j()ni:s Dcuii II j histnntiiin ' s Office Pace 46 Field Secretary ' s Office Plivllis Stoffcr, An s clina Zarafonctis Health Center (Left to right): Edith Manley Mrs. Leota Lareent, Clara Gasper. -L ' Dean of Students ' Office Marion l.airtl, Mrs. ). M. Ciaumli Pacu 47 Registrar ' s Office (Left to right, seated): Martha Cowan, Betty Freeman, Mrs. Wanda Watts, Mr?. Horace Young. (Standing): Mrs. Eula Montgomery, Mrs. Mae Fee, Mrs. Eleanor Oatman, Mrs. Willie Ruth McCarter, Nancy Ware, Mrs. Jim Riley. (Left to right): Mary Ella Long, Mrs. Edith Travers, Miss Leslie Magee. M„ , ' ' imfljfc Bsa, •■ i : 4 f Post Office I ' Ai.i: -iS LASSES ami WITH THE END of the Revolu- tionary War, it was Yankees . . . with the close of the Civil War, it ' as carpet-baggers . . and now that World War II is over, it ' s shortages. Housing, sugar, rent, automobiles, everything, and through Th e Rotunda the staff will expose the most serious short- ages that have plagued the hill- top. First the CLOTHING SHORT- AGE. The four illustrations upon this page represent the havoc this shortage has caused. However, out of the rubble has come a means of identification. For example, A represents an enlisted man during the war, and B the same individ- ual on the campus after the war. A definite improvement may be noted; however, this is not the case of illustration C represent- ing an officer during the war, and D, same officer on the campus. It may be stated that any similar- ity between officers and enlisted men is purely intentional and re- fers to all characters living and dead (the officers.) I C i ENIORS scnioR CLASS OfPICCRS McCLlNTOCK V - J ALLEY WATKINS OFFICERS Eugene McClintock President Jimmy Alley Vice-President Mildred Watkins Secretary Lou Morton Treasurer Pa(.h 50 ! . . . C aJJ of 47 AiiiKNATHY, Bob Ewing CI-NHRAL BUSINESS Dallas I ' hi Delta Thcta Adam, Eleanor Charlotte BIOLOGY Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, treasurer, Panhcllenic representative. Out- standing Junior; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kirkos, president, Panhellenic treasurer; COGS, treasurer; Mortar Board; Square; Y, president; President of Junior Class ■45- ' 46 Adams, Virginia ART Delta Delta Delta, historian, assistant social chairman Dallas Akulonis, Joseph J., Jr. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Elizabeth, New Jersey Albert, Richard Melvin general business Dallas Sigma Alpha Mu, president, Interfraternity Council representa- tive; HiUel, treasurer; Thoroughbred; Veterans of Foreign Wars Albrecht, Beverly Ann personnel administration - statistics Goliad Delta Gamma, treasurer; Beta Kappa Gamma; Phi Chi Theta. president Alexander, Lucille ENGLISH Alley, James Stanley marketing Dallas Dallas Phi Delta Theta, president, alumni secretary, chaplain; Alpha Kappa Psi; Interfraternit)- Council, secretary; Vice-President of Senior Class ' Ab- ' 4l Anderson, William Oi.or,Ju. ART Phi Eta Sigma Armstrong, Tommie general business Zeta Tau Alpha Dallas Dallas Page 51 s. AsHwoRTH, Clyde Robert PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Austin, Robert Carlton LAW Bailey, Wilfred Maurice ENGLISH American Legion; Creative Writing Club Baker, Harlow Ray theology Baker, Laura Frances psychology eniord . . . Arlington Dallas Dallas Muskogee, Oklahoma Dallas Delta Delta Delta, president; Kirkos, president; Mortar Board; Sophoinore Honor Guard; Y cabinet; M Book Co-Editor -15- •46; S.C.R.A.; Panhellenic; Who ' s Who; COGS; Beaun, ' Nomi- nee ' 44; Rotunda Favorite ' 46; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Kappa Delta; MSA; Panhellenic award for scholarship ' 44; Psi Chi; Campus-Chest organizations, co- chairman ' 4 ' ' Balch, Betty Lou general business Dallas Ballew, Jane art Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, vice-president ot pledge class; rush ciptain. Panhellenic representative; ' , Ardcn Club; COGS Barker, Marion Carlisle general accounting Baknfs, Bj-tii: jiAN ENGLISH W ' axahachie Dallas Pi Ik-t.i Phi, Theta Sigma Plu, president, Smdent Direitory ' l ), Campui. ' iV ' if,; Psi Chi; Sigma Delt.i Pi Barnetth, Ralph Mosfr, jr. pfh.sonnfl administration Dallas Independent Sdidefits Assih l.itinn, president. C ' vcen l ' |odr, pre- sident. . ' Mpha Phi Omega. Mustang Band ' lO- ' lv Student Union Planning Committee; Campus Chess Plannmi; { iimmit- tee; Blue Key; Whos Who; M Award PAi.l- 52 (1 . . . C iass of 4 7 1 Barth, Lois Catherine 1 PSYCHOL(X.V M.irsluilltDwn. low.i Delta Zeta, secretary; Y; COGS, siecrmg committee; Interna- tional Relations Club; ArJen Workshop; BSU; Alpha Kappa Delta Bartlett, Frederic LeRoy PROKESSIONAL ACCOUNTINC. Roselle, New Jersey BASKiiTi. Marv l.l)i;iSE JOURNALISM San Antonio. Texas Thcta Sigma Phi; Psi Chi Bauchman, Barbara GENERAL BUSINESS Sequin Pi Beta Phi Bay, BerniceReba PIANO Kiileen Sigma Kappa, secretary, Panhellenic representative; WSGB, Virginia Hall House Council Beaird, William Inzer PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Birmingham, Alabama Been, Mary Vann sociology Chi Omega, pledge trainer; Y Bell, Albert T. general business Varsity Baseball ' AG Bell, Ann Bowyer BIOLOGY Las Cruces, New Mexico Shreveport, Louisiana Dallas Delta Delta Delta, vice-president; Mortar Board, treasurer; Alpha Lambda Delta, president; Kirkos, ticasurer; COGS, secre- tary; Presbyterian Club, treasurer; Sophomore Honor Guard; Panhellenic representative; Student Council ' ACt- ' Al Bell, Arthur Cj.arence itnance n.ili.is Phi Delta Theta Page 53 Bell, BETTi ' Claire SOCIOLOGY Dallas Gamma Phi Beta, president, pledge trainer; Panhellenic, secre- tary, treasurer; Kirkos; Psi Chi; Alpha Kappa Delta, secretary- treasurer Bell, Betty Jean PSYCHOLOGY Dallas Gamma Phi Beta; MSA; Psi Chi Bell, Hardy L. general business Paris Blackburn, Sidney Thurman, Jr. THEOLOGY Fort Worth Blattner, Virginia Wood primary education - ENGLISH Mexico, Missouri Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Lambda Theta; Psi Chi BOEDEKER, EWALD WiLLIE LAW Lockney Bonner, John Gilliam COMMERCIAL ART Gainesville Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Phi Omega; Y BosTic, Mary Virginia GENERAL ACCOUNTING Dallas Bouknight, Nita Rose COSTUME design Greenville Kappa Kappa Gamma, president; Mortar Board; Art Editor 1946 ROTUNDA; Art Editor 1947 M Book; Tabak Award- Y; Kirkos Bowman, Bill personnel administration Frost Phi Delta Theta s. eniord Pac.f. 54 1 i I Bowman, Thhra LaVerne music education Detroit, Michigan Independent Students Association; Band; Orchestra; Mu Phi Epsilon Bradley, Ted Lucien GREEK Phi Eta Sigma Dallas Brecht, Louie Carl, Jr. general business Dallas Brenneke, Betty psychology Dallas Chi Omega; Arden Workshop; Y; Psi Chi; Alpha Kappa Delta Brikdley,Jo Anne SPANISH Delta Delta Delta Dallas Pittsburg Broach, L. B. Ill theology Cheer Leader ■43- ' 46; Y; Student Council ■46- ' 47; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr Broadus, Betty home economics Tvler Delta Delta Delta; Y; Crewcuts and Curlecues ; Pony Express; COGS Brooks, Charles William PRE-LAW Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brown, Donald Rutherford general business Kappa Alpha Brown, Everett Garrabrant, Jr. mathematics Kappa Sigma . . . L aJJ of 47 Page .5.5 Dallas Dalhis Bkuwn, James David (DAVt), Jr. 1 GENERAL ACCOUNTING Dallas I Phi Delta Theta; Y; Alpha Kappa Psi; Interfrate 5 nity Council; Track Manager Brown, Richard Rush GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas Kappa Alpha, president; Canipus Staff Bruce, Ernestine EDUCATION Dallas Independent Students Association Brush, Mae Harris SOCIOLOGY Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta; Arden Club Y Bryant, Henry H. general ACCOUNTING Beaumont Bullis, Anne PIANO Dallas Mu Phi Epsilon BUNN.R.E. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Dallas Delta Chi BURGIN, VIRGINIA I.EE FRENCH Fort Worth Kappa Alpha Theta, secretary; Y; Vice-President of Snide Hall Council; WSGB !5iiRi.i-s()N,Ei.i ABi ' :rn Ann ENGLISH Dallas K.ippa Alpha Theta; Iheta Sii;nia Phi, vice-president; C.jmfim Start; Vi;iilure Staff; Student Directory Staff ' 1 5 Hi ITT, Chester Samuel MARKETING Kcrrvillc Lcinilida (!hi Alpha; Track Team; Debate Team; S.-iles Asso- ii.itioM, siterini; committee; Advertising Club, vice-president; Delta SinMi.i pill P.u.r. ' ih ( ALHOUN, LETA Jo SPEECH Dallas Delta Delta Delta; RoTLNOA Beauty Nominee; Pigskin Revue; V-12 Varieties; Society Editor ot the MiiUaiig CAI-I.AWAV. MAKV l-.l.LEN ART Kappa Kappa Gamma Monctt, Missouri Carlisle, Carolyn ENGLISH liulependent Students Association, secretary, treasurer Cason, Charlie Elmore, Jr. general bmsiness Dallas Dallas Castillo, Robert biology Calvario, Nicaragua, S. A. Delta Chi Chamblee, James Flynn electrical engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapman, Lynn civil engineering Dallas Sulphur Springs Kappa Alpha Chappell, Mary Frances Stell education Pi Lambda ' I ' heta Chesnick, Sarah journalism Childers, Charles I.. GENERAL ACCOUNTING C aJd Of 47 Pace :57 Port Arthur Dallas Dallas s. eniorS Chisholm, Thomas Hensley MUSIC EDUCATION Ponca Ciry, Oklahoma Delta Chi, president; Student Council ■46- ' 47; Who ' s Who; Blue Key; Mustang Thoroughbred Clark, Lloyd Clayton journalism Dallas Cleary, Tyson, Jr. mechanical engineering Lambda Chi Alpha; A.S.M.E.; Alpha Kappa Psi. Cleaver, James Stuart general business Phi Delta Theta Clement, Joseph Frederick GEOLOGY Cole, Patricia Ann HISTORY Coleman, James Earl industrial administration Kappa Sigma Coleman, Lilyan Ruth psychology Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Richardson Navasota CoLL, Stanley McAlpine PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi CoNNALLY, Lena Mary MUSICAL education Dallas Beeville Delta Gamma, president; MSM; Y; Mu Phi l-])silon; Pi Lambda Theta Page 58 is . . . ( laAS of 4 7 CoNNi-R, Laura III HOME ECONOMICS Chi Omega; Home Economics Club Cook, Hermon Charles, Jr. GEOLOGY Sigma Nu C00K,N.B.,jR. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Augusta, Arkansas Waxahachie Dallas Delta Chi; Student Council, vice-president, ■46- ' 47; Blue Key, vice-president; Alpha Kappa Psi, secretary; Cycen Fjodr; Who ' s Who; Campus Chest, ' 47; Student Council ' 45- ' 46; Thorough- bred ' 47 Cooper, Joseph Wallace, Jr. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Dallas Cotton, William Eaton general business CouGHRAN, Dorothy Verne sociology Y; Alpha Kappa Delta; Psi Chi Covey, Elaine interior decorations Sigma Kappa, social chairman; Y; Psi Chi CozBY, Warren Reynolds professional accounting Ckabtree, Thomas Sheridan marketing Dallas Boerne Dallas Ranger Dallas Lambda Chi Alpha; Chi Delta, president; Commerce Club; Debate Club Craig, Coleman, Jr. general business Lancaster Mustang Band ' 43- ' 45; Symphony; Pigskin Revue; Alpha Kappa Psi Pace 59 pvi s. Crisp, Robert Rav general accounting Crook, Wilson Walter, Jr. general business eniord Bolivar, Tennessee Dallas Phi Delta Theta, president; Editor of Campus ' 4l- ' 42; Editor of M Book ■40- ' 41; Assistant Editor of ROTUNDA ■42- ' 43; SMU Athletic Council ' 4I- ' 42; SMU Publishing Company •41- ' 42, Y cabinet ' 40; Who ' s Who; M Award ' 43; Interfraternit)- Council; Cycen Fjodr; Blue Key; Sigma Delta Chi, president; Alpha Theta Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Chi Omega; Sigma Delta Pi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Campus Award ' 40- ' 41; Oustanding Journalism Graduate 1943; B. A., SMU 1943 Crossland, Robert Fitzhugh marketing Alpha Tau Omega; SMU Reserve Pilots Association CuppJ.B. [OURNALISM Dalton, Mark L, Jr. general business David, Dorothy ENGLISH Zeta Tau Alpha; Y David, Doyle Lorry, Jr. professional accounting David, Richard Dale ENGLISH Dallas Dallas Dallas Corsicana Dallas Montevista. Color.ido Davidson, Frankie PER.SONNEL ADMINI-STRATION TllLir, Arkan.s.lS Chi Omega; Y; Psi Chi; Phi Thct.i; I ' .uihcllcnu rcprcsciu.mvc Davis, Clyde L, Jr. MARKETING AND GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas Pa CI- N) I . . . C iadd of 4 7 Davis, Joyce Estelle journalism Delta Gamma; Y, Arden Workshop; Campus Staff; Student Directory Staff Davis, Marihl ll McI.amrine government Fencing Club, secretary; Sigma Delta Phi Texarkiina Dallas Davis. William H. accounting Dawson, Virc;inia HOME economics Dallas Dallas Chi Omega, vice-president; president, vice-president of Iota Epsilon; Y; COGS Day, Lisbeth social science Joplin, Missouri MSM, vice-president; Y; WSGB; Virginia Hall House Council; Alpha Kappa Delta; Psi Chi; Beta Kappa Gamma; S.C.R.A.; Who ' s Who Dennie, Robert F.. Jr. business administration Dallas Phi Delta Theta DeShong, Cora Dell ENGLISH Zeta Tau Alpha, vice-president; W.S.G.B. ; Y Dobbins, Frank K., Jr. electrical engineering Sigma Tau, vice-president; A.l.E.K DosHiR, Ralph T. mechanical engineering DoTSON, Cecil P. mechanical engineering Paris Dalla Dallas Dallas A.S.M.E., Sigma Tau Pach 61 [ Dudley, Carolyn PHYSICAL EDUCATION San Angelo Pi Beta Phi; Y; Delta Psi Kappa: Intramurals Duke, Benjamin Philpls ACCOUNTING Carlsbad. New Mexico DuNAWAY, Betty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dunbar, Susan BIOLOGY Dallas Corsicana Zeta Tau Alpha, treasurer; International Relations Club, vice- president; Y; Arden Club DURAND, JEANETTE art, interior design Duthie, George mechanical engineering Kappa Sigma Eaton, Clarence A., Jr. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dallas Dallas Dallas .Sigma Tau, president; A.S.M.E., president; Blue Key Eggers, Suzanne spanish and french Dallas Delta Gamma; Arden Workshop; Y; Phi Sigma Iota; Les Honores, secretary, treasurer; Intramurals; MSA; Campus Chest Drive, woric captain Elkins, Joe C. BIOLOGY Dallas Elliott, Jack mechanical engineering Dallas Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer, atheletic director; A.S.M.E.; Football Letters ' ' i ' l, ' 45, ' 46 s. eniorA Pace 62 Elliot. James I. PKOl LSSIONAL ACCOUNTING Dallas Ellzkv, Charles Homer SOCIAL SCIENCES Perryton Alpha Kappa Delta; MSM, vice-president ciation; Chorus; SCRA Prc-Theolog Asso- Evans, Roy R. MATHEMATICS Hutchins Fair, Nancy Rose Wood JOURNALISM Marshall Pi Beta Phi; Socictj- Editor of Campus 1943; Theta Sigma Phi Tyler Fair, Wilton Harold law Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Theta Phi Feagin, Kay sociology and JOURNALISM Tyler ISA, treasurer; Campus Staff; Y; WSGB; Alpha Kappa Delta; Pre-Theolog Association Fellows, Edna Dale ENGLISH Fisher, Luther F. SPANISH Band; Sigma Delta Pi Flamive, Richard Mirry psyc;hology Wichita Falls Vickery Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, secretary, vice-president; American Legion Flath, Joseph C. A. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Dallas Alpha Tau Omega; A.I.E.E., social chairman I9il C aJJ of 47 Pace 63 Flowers, R. O. LAW Dallas Ford, David Benton ACCOUNTING Grand Prairie Foster, Phoebe Annette MATHEMATICS Dallas Pi Beta Phi; Y Frazee, V. R. MARKETING San Bernandino. Calif. SMU Sales Association; Chi Delta Freeman, Jane PRIMARY education Maystield Fulda,Renate Joan professional accounting Dallas ISA; SMU Student Symphony; Hillel, treasurer ■46- ' 4 ; Sigma Delta Phi, treasurer; Phi Chi Theta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Intramurals Gallardo, Sylvester J. ENCiLISH Pre-Theologs Association Garcia, IvAN H. BIOLOCiY n.iila Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico Garland, B. D., Jr. GERMAN Kapp.i Sigma Garwood, Yvonne COSTUME design Zc-ia •I.iu Alpha I.Ulk-ticiJ San Antonio eniorJ I ' ACI: 64 i Gatks, Hlrschi-l L bl ' siness aoministration LamKIa Chi Alpha; Baseball Gharv, Joseph VC ' .. Jr. LAW Dallas Dalla: B. A. (Government and Pre-Law); Baseball; Lcttcrni.iii M ' Association; Phi Alpha Delta, president Ghiser. David T. tOMMl ' NlCATlONS ENGINEER Dallas Independent Students Association; Alpha Phi Omega; A.I.E.E.; ' ice-President SMU Amateur Radio Club, ■41- ' 43 C7IBB0NS, Olin SOCIOLOGY Dallas Kappa Alpha, Tootball 1943 Gibson, Carl V. BIOLOGY GiEB, Betty PERSONNEL Dallas Dallas Sigma Kappa, president, treasurer; Phi Chi Theta, treasurer; Y Giles, Anne Leslie HISTORY Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, historian, advisory board; COGS, secretary, historian; Vice-President of History Frat GissLER, Helen Marie PERSONNEL management Dallas Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Chi Theta; COGS; Y; BSU Goad, Dick journalism Editor of M ilaiix: Phi Delta Theta GoAR, Patricia (Iarolyn ENGLISH Muskogee, Oklahoma Dallas Delta Delta Delta, historian, house th;iirman; Y. seiretary ' 46- ' 47; SC;RA: Alpha Lambila Delta; I-xihange editor C.dmfus . . . C iadd Of ' 4 7 Pace (-,■) s. eniord . . . a o GoLDGAR, Irving H. ENGINEERING GoRMLEY, Tom Milam LAW Dallas Dallas Alpha Tau Omega, president; Cycen Fjodr, president; Delta Phi Theta, president; President Senior Law; Interfraternity Council, secretary; Blue Key; Intergreek Council; Tona HoUods- worth Post, American Legion Graber, Dorothy GERMAN, COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Pretty Prairie.Kati. Graham, Jack M civil engineering Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, president; Sigma Tau; A.S.C.E.; Snident Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; V.F.W. Gray, Richard E., Jr. accounting Delta Chi, treasurer; Band; Arden Club Greaves, Donald W. general business Dallas Dallas Kappa Sigma, president, vice-president; Mustang Band, ' 4l- ' 42; Pigskin Revue; Script and Score; Alpha Phi Omega; Y; Inter- fraternity Council; Intergreek Council Greene, Claude J., Jr. Chemistry Dallas Lambda Chi Alpha, vice-president, rush captain, ritualist. Greene, Edward C. accounting Dallas Hillel GRiriiN,DoNT. journalism Dallas Sigma Delta Chi, vice-president; Delta Chi; Sports Editor of Campus: Rotunda Groves, Barbara PSYCHOLO(. Dallas Page 66 i . . . ( iaSd of 4 7 Hacan.Max Ll.OVD HNGINEHRING HAIU, ROHIKT R. MHHANK Al. ItNClNHHRlNG HAI.l.HRMAN.RuliiiKl H.,JK. MF.CHANICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma; A.S.M.E. Hamli:ti , Mary Lu I-NCiLISH Sweeney Dallas Dallas Amarillo Delta Gamma, corresponding secretary, recording secretary. COGS; W.S.G.B.; Psi Chi; Y; MSA; Intramurals Hammhrsley, Beverly art Y; Plii Chi; MSM Hamner, L Raeburn, Jr. general accounting Pi Kappa Alpha Hamra, George A. accounting ilANSi ' N, Herhikt R, Jr. general nirsiNESS Wichita Falls Morganfield, Kentucky Dallas Houston Hakding, Dorothy |i:an music fduc;ation Raymondville Delta Gamma; Mii Phi Ppsilon, president; Clhoral Cluh; Y Harkins, Arthur L. Ac;couNTiNCi Anna Pacf 67 s. eniorS . . . Harris, Irwin C. ENGINEERING Sherman Harris, Virginia SPEECH Y; Arden Club; Zeta Phi Eta, treasurer Harrison, James W. mechanical engineering Alpha Tail Omega; A.S.M.E., treasurer Harrison, Katherine home economics Dallas Dallas Longview Kappa Kappa Gamma, secretary; Y; COGS; W.S.G.B.; lot.i Epsilon, president ' 46, vice-president ' 45 Hart, John Turner accounting Harvin, Hamilton M. mathematics ISA; Canterbury Club Hassler, Elizabeth religion Orange Dallas Port Neches MSM, vice-president; Y, vice-president; Virginia Hall House Council, vice-president; Pre-Theological Association; W.S.G.B. Hawthorne, Edna Merle social science Delta Delta Delta Havgood, Sidney C, Jr. i ' hvsic Ai. hduc:ation Alpha ' lau Omega Haws, BiHTYE Jane music: Chi Omega, soiigleadtr, Seagovillc D.iUas iXill.i ' .UW: 0« . . . i ladS of ' 47 HlANliK. W ' AI.I.ACK E. PSYCHOLOGY Victoria Phi Chi HKAiiN, BiiOK Jean ART Dallas Hedge, BEm ' Rai; ENGLISH Spencer, Iowa Alpha Delta Pi. president; ArJen Workshop; MSA Hi:i NKR, Raymond R. accounting Dallas Hkilicman Fred Hhmenvc ' Ay, Nathanii-l O. industrial administration Canterbury Club; Phi Kappa Psi Overton Dallas Henke, Orro general business Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Ps Dallas Herndon, Thomas Raymond mechanical and electrical engineerinc; Dallas Hickey.Bill accounting Hilbun, Pa irk I a Ann psychology Chi Omega Dallas Henderson Pacf. 69 . HiTZELBERGER, BiLL, JR. MARKETING Alpha Tau Omega HOEHN, GUSTAVE LEO, JR. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Dallas Dallas Sigma Tau, historian ' 42; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega, secretary ' 42- 43; A.I.E.E. HOLLINGSWORTH, L. R.. JR. FINANCE BeeviUe Kappa Sigma, vice-president, treasurer; Alpha Kappa Psi Holt, Lindsay Dennis LAW Holt, Maurice Conrad theology Howard, B. Ray accounting Port Arthur Bells Cleburne HuDEL, Elizabeth GEOLOGY Dallas ISA; Geography Club, secretary; Presbyterian Association; Phi Alpha Theta; Delta Phi Alpha Hudson, Robert journalism Sigma Chi; Sigma Delta Chi Hum MINES, Joseph general business Hughes, Henry D., Jr. accountinc; and i-inancf Kappa Sigma, treasurer, pledge trai Titusville, Florida Dallas Dallas s. eniord Pach 10 h III t.HiiS, JAMKS W. HANKING AND FINANCE Dallas Kappa Sigma; Cheer Leader Hurt, William J. MUSIC Chapel Hill, Tennessee Mustang Band; Glee Club, Script and Score; Pi Beta Phi Award Ingram, Genevieve mathematics Dallas ISA, vice-president; Delegate to National ISA Convention; Beta Kappa Gamma; Alpha Lambda Delta, secretary; Sigma Delta Pi Jacobs, H. R. accounting Jacobson, Maurinl Adele BIOLOGY Grand Saline Texarkana, Arkansas Kappa Alpha Theta; Interfraternity Council James, Jacqueline ENGLISH Delta Delta Delta; Y Jennings, Stella Frances geography and history Ruston, Louisiana Lufkin Zeta Tau Alpha; International Relations Club, president, secre- tary and treasurer; Y, Cabinet; Geographic Societ) ' , vice-presi- dent; Zeta Phi Eta, reporter and guard; COGS; ROTUNDA Johnson, Evanell CIVIL ENGINEERING Dallas A.S.C.E., secretary and treasurer; Engineering Students Asso- ciation, secretary and treasurer; ISA Johnson, Gordon H. civil engineering Kappa Alpha Johnson, Robert H.,Jr. journalism Pontiac, Miciiigan Dalla . . . LtaJJ Of 4 7 Pach 71 Johnson, Robert L. chemistry Dallas Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon Johnson, WvLiE Bruce GEOLOGY Dallas Track; Basketball Johnston, Julia philosophy and economics Dallas Mortar Board; Alpha Theta Phi; Dorothy Amann Sophomore Award, 19i5; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kirkos; Phi Chi; Delta Phi Alpha; Sigma Delta Phi Jones, Alfred L. government Dallas Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Phi Omega; S.C.R.A.; Arden Work- shop; Y; American Legion Jones, D. Earl, Jr. civil ENGINEERING Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha; American Society of Civil Engineers; Alpha Phi Omega Jones, George E. GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, president, rush chairman Jones, J. Grant GENERAL BUSINESS Abilene Phi Delta Thet.i; Alpha Kappa Psi Jones. Joseph THEOLOc;y Forney Joni-s, Latham F. CIVIL ENGINEERING Dallas Dclt.i K.ippa Epsilon JoNi-s, 1.esti:r Frank (.i:ni;rai, husiness Wicliiia Falls Pi Kap| i Alpha; N ' arsitv Tennis s. emorj rACi: 72 i i JONHS, FEGGY ENGLISH Dallas Delta Gamma, treasurer, secretary; COGS Joyce, CLAiiDii Gerald, Jr. BUSINESS Palest i lie Kappa Sigma; Tennis; Cjolt Kasch,Paul E. .MECHANICAL ENGINEERING B.g Sprmg Kellow, Maurice Keith THEOLOGY Fostoria Secretary of Second Year School of Theology; Cha pel Committee Kelly, Betty ENGLISH Dallas ISA; Campui Editor; Student Council; Mortar Board; Theta Sigma Phi, secretary; Zeta Phi Eta, vice-president; Delta Phi Alpha; Kirkos; Campus Chest Executive Committee; Arden Workshop; COGS steering committee; Publications Award; Who ' s Who Kelly, Norma music EDUCATION Lubbock Kappa Alpha Theta Kendrick,Choyce Bailey CIVIL ENGINEERING Dallas Alpha Tau Omega, secretary; A.S.C.E. Kenney, Gloria MEDICAL ART Oak Park, Illinois Alpha Delta Pi; Arden Workshop; Y Kent, James S. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Dallas Lambda (;hi Alpha, treasurer; Baseball Keplinger,John GEOLOGY Dallas Kappa Sigma; Mustang Band . . . C aJJ of 4 7 Pace 73 --T- M- .1.L s. enior6 , . . King, Zeno P. MUSIC EDUCATION Mustang Band; Student Directory KiRKSEY, Mary Dell ART, COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice-president; COGS; Y Mexia Dallas KiSLiNG, Charles COSTUME DESIGNING Pi Kappa Alpha Klenk, Willard L. journalism Knowles, Richard general business Dallas OIney KoELEMAN, John Bunyan theology Dallas Shreveport, Louisiana Kothmann, Harrell Jane marketing Menard Delta Gamma; Y; MSA; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Chi Theta Krause, Bruce E. social science Charlotte MSM, president; Pre-Theological Association, president; S.C.R.A. Lambdin, Audrey ART Lancaster, E. L. biology Fort Worth Dallas PACE 74 . . . U aJJ of 47 Land, OttisC. engineering Kappa Alpha Dallas Leath, Gerald J. PSVCHOLOC.V Leathers, Charles D. PHYSICAL education Leisy, Margaret psychology Houston Independence, Kansas Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma; Who ' s Who; Mortar BoarJ; Kirkos; COGS, president, secretary; Y cabinet; Rotunda Beauty Nominee; ROTUNDA, Assistant Editor; M Book Editor; Beta Kappa Gamma; Psi Chi, secretary; Geography Club, secretary Smdent Directory, Assistant Editor; Crewcuts and Curleycues MSA Award; Student Publications Award; Freshman Orienta tion Chairman; Mustang Girl of the Month; Alpha Theta Ph LowRY, Dorothy S. ENGLISH AND SPEECH Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma; Panhellenic Representative; Psi Chi; Secretary of the Freshman Class; COGS; Y McLain, Margaret G. PSYCHOLOGY Dallas McClellan, William Clark, Jr. physical education Basketball; Varsity; Tennis, Varsity McClelland, Harrod H. CIVIL engineering Kappa Alpha, treasurer McClintock, Milton Eugene economics Rio Vista Gilmer Hearne Kappa Alpha; Cycen Fjodr, treasurer; Track; Football. Varsity, Co-Captain ' ■i6 McCLUNc;, ' rRixiE ART Kappa Kappa Gamma, ' Pag II 75 Winona s. McClure, Lawrhnce L. marketing Kappa Alpha McCrary, Jack S. sociology McCuTCHEN, Gloria COSTUME DESIGN Kappa Alpha Theta McDade, James R. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING eniord . . . Dallas Temple Wichita Falls Dallas Institute of Radio Engineers; A.I.E.E.; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma Tau; Alpha Kappa Epsilon, vice-president McElroy, Tom G. general business Sigma Alpha Epsilon McFarland, June ART SMU Dames ' Club, president McFarland, H. Neill theology X ' axahachie Dallas Dallas President of Theology Student Body; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Sigma Phi; Cycen Fjodr, serf ' 41 - ' 42; Basketball McGOWAN, F. E. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dallas American Leijion M( Ki:i: Maiuin MARKIllNC. Dallas Alpha Tau Omega, Mustang Band: Script and Score M( Knk.hi, Rii| us N. M. LAW Dallas Delta Sigma Phi, president; Lia Sigm.i Phi, vice prcsideni; Campus . Assistant Editor; Publications Award, l ' )ll; Cjmpm Correspondent, ' I ' imi ' S HeraLI: Phi E.ta Sigma P.H.r 7f5 . . . ( ladd of 47 Mcl.IAN. J. E. BUSINESS ADMINISTKATION Palestine Alpha Tau (1mcf;.i McManimin. Bll-IA L. BUSINESS {)! {, ANI AI ION Dallas Delta Chi MtMii.i.AN. Ei.HANOR Ann ART, COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Dallas Beta Kappa Gamma, secretary-tteasiirct; Eta Sigma Phi; Kirkos, sectetatv; Ptcshytctian Students Association; Campus cattoonist McMiNN, Benjamin C. CENERAI. BUSINESS McMi ' RRiN, Marc:elvn CENERAI. BUSINESS Lubbock Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, spotts managet; Delta Psi Kappa, treasutet, president; Phi Chi Theta; Y; MSA; Delta Psi Kappa McNatt, Guy W. GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas Alpha Tau Omega McNeme, Robert D. civil engineering Dallas Sigma Tau McWhorter, Patricia Ann home economics Zeta Tau Alpha; COGS; Y; lota Hpsilon Ma(,i.av, Wii.mam Harrison CiEOGRAPIl ! ' • ( OMI ' ARATIVI- I.II I-U AI I ' R1- Mcsquite Dall.i Sigma Alpha Epsilon, secretary, treasurer, chaplain. Students ' Publishing Company, president; Presbyterian Students ' Ass xia- tion, president; Y, vice-president; Student Council; Campus, ex- change editor; ROTUNDA Staff; ' M Book Staff; Student Direc- tory Staff; S.C.R.A.; Blue Key, president; Cycen Tjodr, secretary; Cieographic Society; Who ' s Who; Campus Chest, publicity chair- man; Ardcn Workshop; Barbed Wire Club Magee, Cecil CiENERAI. BUSINESS Dalla Delta Tau Delta Pagl 77 Malone, Bernard marketing Dallas Delta Chi Marston, Dorothy SPEECH ISA, social chairman: Arden Workshop; Y; MSM Dallas Mart, Marion mathematics - physics Dallas ISA; Presbyterian Students ' Association; Alpha Lambda Delta, treasurer; Kappa Mu Epsilon Materka, William marketing Asbiiry Park. New Jersey Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president, rush captain; Interfraternity Council; I.G.C. ' 46; Sales Association Club ' 47; President of Student Spirit Movement ' 44; Intramurals MatesonJeanF. biology Kappa Sigma; Psi Chi Dallas Matthews, Rosemary M. FRENCH Delta 2 ta, secretary, publicity, chairman, historian Dalla Matthews, William T. marketing Dallas Maxwell, Bradley Miller ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Albuc]iierque, N. M. Miii.roN, Joan psychology Longview Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y; Sigma Alpha Pi Min cER, Elaine personnel administration Dallas Delta Gamma, vice-president; Phi (li Theta Seniors . . . Paci; 7h m i I ' iiis I- Mil. 1. IK. Anoi.PH P.. Jr. CHNHRAI. BUSINI ' SS Texarkana Miller, Evelyn I. SPANISH Dallas Zcta Tau Alph.i 1 Miller, G.B., Jr. 1 GENERAL BUSINESS I ' resno, California Miller, Pearl E. PIANO Dallas Mills, Roger L. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kansiis City, Mo. ISA; Alpha Pi Omega; Cheer Leader Who ' s Who; Track; Tennis i Milne, Marjorie SPANISH Dallas 1 Gamma Phi Beta, rush captain; Vice-Presiilent I-reshman Cla Student Council, treasurer; Sophomore Class, treasurer MiMS, Mack CIVIL engineering Fort Davis Kappa Sigma, president, social chairman; President Senior Class 1945; Treasurer of Interfraternity Council; Student Union Building Drive; IVlustang Band; A.S.M.E.; King of Debutramps; Rotunda Favorite; Football Mitchell, Clyde PIANO Lancaster Kappa Sigma, rush captain, social chairman, treasurer; Mus- tang Band; Y; Glee Club; Blue Key Mitchell, Helon PHYSICAL EDI ' CATION Dallas Zeta Tau Alpha, secretary; Delta Psi Kappa, .secretary; COGS. president; Y Cabinet; ROTUND. Staff; M Book Staff, Assist- ant Editor; Camf us Staff; Student Directory Staff; MSA; Kirkos Montgomery, Charles ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dallas Alpha Phi Omega, vice-president, secretary, president. Home- coming Co Chairman; M Award; Debutramp; Student Coun- cil; A.S.M.E.; A.I.E.E.; Cycen Fjodr; Football Cmjj oj 47 Pace 19 Moore, Sara SPANISH Italy Sigma Kappa Morgan, Jack N. CHEMISTRY Phi Eta Sigma MoRLEY, Jane PSYCHOLOGY Bastrop Kappa Alpha Theta, Panhellenic Representative. COGS; Y custodian; MORRISON, John L, Jr. ACCOUNTING Alpha Tau Omega Morrison, Marie ENGLISH Dallas Muchmore, Robert Charles GOVERNMENT 1 Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer Murray, Mike JOURNALISM Dallas Murphey.SaraR. PSYCHOLOGY I Pi Beta Phi Dallas DaUas Dallas Dallas MvERs, Howell Lewis, Jr. I ' NCI.ISH - COMPARATIVE LIT. - S0C10I.0 ;Y K.ippa Alpha NA ■|.()l . I ' KNisiiNi- Marie SPANISH AND ENGLISH ISA; Presbyterian Club; Sigma Ddi.i Pi Dallas D.ill.is s. eniors Pac.i- so Ni;iLSON, Inez SPANISH McKinney Zeta Tau Alpha, historian; W.S.G.B.; Y; Atden Workshop; COGS Nelson, Harry Marshall GENERAL ACCOUNTING Dallas Phi Delta Theta Nevitt, Leo LAW Delta Theta Phi Dallas Oddo, Victor D. pre-dental Catholic Club Odom, Lillie Grace personnel administration Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Chi Theta; Tennis Olson, Dorothy personnel administration Delta Gamma; Y; Phi Chi Theta Oram, Robbve Jeanne journalism Dallas Dallas Marshalltown, Iowa Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma; Theta Sigma Phi; Campus Staff; Assist- ant Editor of Campus; Student Publication Award Owen, James Porter physical education Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, vice-president; Football Pace, Lon general business Pappas, Julia professional accounting Garland Dallas Delta Zeta, vice-president, rush captain, recording secretary, Panhellenic Representative; Phi Chi Theta CLii of ' 47 Page 81 s. Parker, John accounting eniord . , , Dallas Parks, Roland general accounting Patton, John C marketing Itasca League City Delta Chi, house manager, social chairman, pledge trainer Patton, John N., Jr. JOURNALISM Dallas Kappa Alpha Pfrehm, Ray H. electrical engineering Kappa Alpha Phipps,JackC. general accounting Pickard, Lawrence banking Houston Dallas Dallas Phi Eta Sigma Pickens, Dennis B., Jr. banking and finance Alpha Tau Omega, pledge trainer; American Legion Dallas Pierce, Eugenia ENGLISH Dallas Pi Beta Phi, president; Y Cabinet; Kirkos; COGS, steering committee; M Award; Psi Chi; Sigma Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Theta Phi; Mortar Board; Managing Editor of the 1946 ROTUNDA Pierce, Eva journalism Dallas ISA; Student Directory Staff; The Forum; Arden Workshop; Rotunda Staff; Campus Staff, Arts Editor, Society Editor, Mustang, Co-Manager Advertising; Theta Sigma Phi, secretary Page 32 AM%. ( . . . ( iadd oP 47 I ' n INCiliR. JOIl A.,jR. i:(:oNOMics Dallas ISA, president; Alpha Fi Omega; American Legion; Civil I-ngincering Society Porter, Wesley I ' livsiCAL EDUCATION Dallas Kappa Alpha; Cheer Leader; Script and Score; Blue Key; Swimming, Varsity Pounds, Denney ENGLISH Sulphur Springs Kappa Alpha Theta, vice-president, pledge trainer, scholarship chairman; Y; COGS Powell, Charles M.,Jr. civil engineering Phi Delta Theta Pullv, Luther S.,Jr. elec;trical engineering Dallas Dallas ISA; A.LE.E., president; Amateur Radio Societ) ' ; Institute of Radio Engineers; Sigma Tau Queen, J. BovD PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Irving Mustang Band; Alpha Kappa Psi Radley, Guy, Jr. CIVIL ENGINEERING Dallas Rasmussen, Richard Ove CIVIL ENGINEERING Montcbclli), California Kappa Sigma, vice-president; Iiitramurals Greenville Ray, Ellis Bernard personnel administration Read, Robert Bonner accounting Kappa Sigma, rush lapiain; Interfraterity Council -16 PAcn S3 Dallas s. Reagan, James L BIOLOGY Kappa Alpha eniord . . . Beeville Redus, Joanne PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Amarillo Delta Gamma; COGS; Arden Workshop; Phi Chi Theta; Y Reed, David D.,Jr. BUSINESS administration Kappa Alpha; Swimming ' 39 Reed, Ellis B.,Jr. professional accounting Dallas DaUas Sigma Alpha Epsilon, vice-president, treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Sigma Delta Pi; Blue Key; Debutramp 1947 Reele, Josephine Dolores SPANISH Dallas Delta Gamma, Historian, Anchora correspondent; Panhellenic Secretary 1945; Sigma Delta Pi Renz, Robert Edward GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas Rice, Herbert W. theology Richardson, Evelyn HISTORY Independent Students ' Association Richardson, Frank M. social science Mobile, Alab.ima Dallas Loni ' vicw Phi Delta Theta, chaplain ■45- ' 46; Y, president ' 46- ' 47; Pre- Theolog Association, vice-president ' 45- ' 46; A. P. O., vice- ptesident, ' 46- ' 47; SCRA, vice-president ■46- ' 47; Cycen Fjodr, vice-president; Who ' s Who; Blue Key; Student Court ' 46- ' 47 Richey, Diane psychology Zcta Tau Alpha Ailaiua Pagf. S4 . . . L aJJ o 4-7 RicKioRD, Grace MUSIC EDUCATION LaMoure, North Dakota Robinson, Leon C. professional accounting RoDGfcRS, Sam Andrew psychology Rodriguez, Oscar theology Rogers, Cleo Jane personnel administration Rogers, Hubert C.,Jr. marketing Rohr, Jack music EDUCATION Band RoLNiCK, Selma Ann BUSINESS Alpha Lambda Delta Rosenbaum, Siegfried D. mechanical engineering MtKinncy Dallas Santa Clara, Cuba Dallas Ennis Dallas Dallas Dallas Sigma Alpha Mu, treasurer; A.S.M.E.; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau, secretary ' 46- ' 47; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Interfraternity •4l- ' 42; Maih Team 1940 ROSENFIELD, JOHN ART (PAINTING) Dall.i; Pace S fc RuDicK, Carl GENERAL BUSINESS Russell, Betty Beryl personnel adm. - general business Dallas Dallas Delta Delta Delta, treasurer; Student Council, acting secretary; Y; Phi Chi Theta; Intramurals RuTCHiK, Doris PSYCHOLOGY Dallas Delta Phi Epsilon, pledge trainer Salman, Frank Joe GEOLOGY Fort Davis Kappa Alpha, social chairman; Intramurals; Football 1944 Santillan, Mary Lou SPANISH SCANDRETT, MARILYN SPANISH Dallas Dallas Alpha Chi ScHELL, Alex ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega SCHILTZ,JUANITA JOURNALISM Piano Dalla; Campus, managing editor ' 46- ' 47, copy editor; Theta Sii;ma Phi SCHULTZ, Leon Henry MECHANICAL ENGINEERING A.S.M.E.; Football Sc;hulz, Carrol M. INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION LaGrange Dallas s. eniorS . . . Paci; 86 i ffik I 1 HI Scott, Richard G. marketing Sigma Alpha Epsilon; American Legion Seale, George LAW Dallas Dallas Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president ' 44- ' 45; Interfraternity Coun- cil, president ■45- ' 46; Student Judiciary, Chief Justice ' 46; Cycen Fjodr; Delta Theta Phi, vice-president Sealk, James £. BIOLOGY Nacogdoches Shertzer, Marilyn Maxine MUSIC Kappa Kappa Gamma Shook, Betty psychology Kappa Alpha Theta, social chairman; Psi Chi Simpson, Emeline art Sims, Bobbie Nell SPANISH BSU, devotional vice-president Simpson, Caroline ART Sinc;leton, George T. biology Kappa Sigma Skills, Wa nda Jean personnel administration Y; Phi Chi Theta C aJJ of 47 Pagh S7 Cisco San Angelo Dallas Dallas DaUas Wichita Falls Richardson Slaughter, Joan sociology Dallas Alpha Delta Pi; ArJen Club; Arden Workshop; Y; Alpha Kappa Delta Smith, Daniel B. business administration Sigma Alpha Epsilon Smith, Eugene Woods civil engineering Smith, Fayrinne voice Fort Worth Dallas Dallas Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president, secretary; Glee and Choral Club; Pigskin Revue; Arden Workshop; Script and Score; Ma Phi Epsilon; Kirkos Smith, Joseph Walker general BUSINESS Kappa Sigma Smith, LaVerelle psychology Alpha Delta Pi, historian; Intramurals; COGS Smith, Robert J., Jr. CIVIL engineering A.S.C.E., secretary; Alpha Tau Omega, secretary. Smith, William McFate biology DaUas Dallas Dallas Ogden, Utah Kappa Alpha, vice-president, secretary; Cyccn Fjodr; Blue Key; Delta Phi Alpha; Psi Chi; Student Council; Basketball; Base- ball Snipes, James Cook, Jr. STATISTICS Dallas Phi Delta Theta Snow, Helen Frances SOCIOLOGY San Diego, California W.S.G.B., secretary ' 46; Y; Glee and Choral Club; MSM, Alpha Kappa Delta s. eiiiorA Pack SS i I I I iULlL. Jk Solon, John James LAW Stamper, ELnANOR GENERAL BUSINESS Gamma Phi Beta; BSL ; Y Stark, Winifred home economics Delta Delta Delta; COGS Starkev, Donald G. psychology Lambda Chi Alpha D.illas Shreveport, Louisiana Dallas Pine Grove, West Virgini; Stephan, Ralph M. CHEMISTRY MaJison, Wisconsin Delta Sigma Phi, secretary; Mustang Band Stephenson, William Thomas theology Phi Delta Theta Stepp, Bob sociology Pre-Theologs; Sociology Honorary Stevenson, Iolanda Conrad general accounting Phi Chi Theta Stewart, Gailen biology Stine, Mary Beth costume design Mt. Pleasanr Harlingen Dalla Dallas Henrietta Pi Beta Phi, treasurer; Crewcuts and Curleycues; Art Editor oi Venture ; Y; Sigma Delta Pi CL6i of ' 47 Page 89 s. eniord Stitch, Malcolm L. PHYSICS, FRENCH Elizabeth, New Jersey American Veterans Committee, treasurer; Campus, editorial staff Stokes, Kay public school music Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mu Phi Epsilon Crockett Stout, J. Dean RELIGION Ardmore, Oklahoma Stover, Jerry S. electrical engineering DaUas Amateur Radio Society, president, trustee; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, secretary Straus, Helen PERSONNEL BUSINESS DaUas Delta Gamma; COGS; Y; Phi Chi Theta Surratt, Marshall E. SOCIAL SCIENCE Dallas Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Kappa Delta; N.T.A.C. Express; Mustang Post V.F.W. Taylor, Harold Strange THEOLOGY Commerce Teipel, John CIVIL engineering Dallas A.S.C.E., president Terry, John M., Jr. general business Dallas Thomas, Hobart Fuller psychology Eiiditotr, New York Psi Chi Pagf. 90 . . . ( iaSA of 4 7 Thomas, T.D., Jr. BUSINESS Dallas Thompson, Imogune home economics Iowa Park Thompson, Joe Don genhkai. business Dallas Thompson, Joan C. PERSONNEL DaUa Pi Beta Phi, scholarship chairman; Phi Chi Theta Thornton, Gloria home economics Dallas Deha Deha Delta, corresponding secretary; Y Cabinet; Iota Epsilon, secretary; Arden Club, vice-president; Arden Work- shop, secretary; BSU; Crewcuts and Curleycues Thornton, Nelson L, Jr. MARKETING Dallas ToAN, Fred L industrial ADMINISIRATION Troccia, Edmond L. C. general business Tubb, Cullen L. mechanical engineering Dallas Fort Worth Dallas Delta Chi, vice-president; Cycen Fjodr, serf 1943; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, regional delegate 1917; Mus- tang Band ' Ai- ' A Tucker, W.Roy, Jr. GENERAL BUSINESS Dallas 1 - Page 91 1 Seniors ... Turner, Ann L. ENGLISH Orlando, Florida Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretarj Board; Theta Sigma Phi, treasurer; Theta Phi; Kirkos ; Psi Beta Chi; Campus, •Cappa Gamma Mortar | ; Alpha ! Turner, Dick R. 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dallas 1 A.S.M.E., president; Engineering dent; Sigma Tau Students Association, presi- ' Umpleby, Stuart S. Dallas 4 general business Vail, Marvin T. 1 EDUCATION Kemp 1 Van Zandt, Jack H. ii Dallas MARKETING Kappa Alpha Order, officer 1942; dent 1942; SMU Sales Association Fresh 194- man Class, vice-presi- J J Venturine, Jeanne HOME ECONOMICS Dallas Delta Delta Delta, social chairman; Rotunda Beaut) ' ; Iota Epsilon Vesenmeir,Leo,Jr. GEOLOGY Aurora Indiana Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wagner, Jeanne SOCIOLOGY K ansas City, Missouri Delta Gamma; COGS ; Y; A rdcn Works hop Wald, Shirlye I ' SYCHOLOGY Dalhis Delta Rho, social chairman; HiUcl Foundation Walker, Neil A. BIOLOGY Fciuoii, Midi gan Pre-Medical Club Pacf. 92 . . . ( iadJ oP 47 Wallace, James Eldon mechanical engineering ISA; A.V.C.; A.S.M.E. Wallace, Mary Love electrical engineering Dallas Dalla: A.I.E.E; BSU, secretary and treasurer; ISA; Dolphin Club Wamble, C. Evereti , Jr. PSYCHOLOGY Dallas Alpha Tau Omega Warren, Cynthia Ann HOME ECONOMICS Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, secretary; Iota Epsilon; Geography Club Waskom, Walter Bell general business Alpha Tau Omega; Fencing Team ' 4l- ' 42, captain Dallas Watkin, Mildred Easley PSYCHOLOGY Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y, president ' 45, vice-president ' 44, Kirkos, vice-president; Vice-president of Sophomore Class ' 44; Associate editor of M Book; ROTUNDA Favorite; Mortar Board; Square; Arden Workshop; M Award; Psi Chi; MSA, COGS; Y Cabinet; Who ' s Who; S.C.R.A.; ROTUNDA Staff, ' 44- ' 46; Student Directory Staff; Secretary of Student Council; Secretary of Senior Class Watson, Gracie Prothro ENGLISH Ways, Louis Charles marketing Shreveport, Louisiana Dallas Alpha Tau Omega; Mustang Squadron; Tennis; Fencing Club Weakley, Nancy Louise 1 rench and psychology 2 ta Tau Alpha, rush captain Wi:athi:rby, f ;akolyn sociology Chi Omega; Alpha Kappa Delta Pagb 95 Dallas Dallas I . ..A-A Weaver, Robert Bruce theology Webb, James Harvey history Kappa Alpha Webster, Ella Margaret philosophy Jonesboro Dallas Dallas Kappa Kappa Gamma, sports manager; COGS; Y; MSA Weir, Sam Houston government Italy Kappa Sigma, secretary, treasurer, vice-presidem, rush captain, social chairman; Swdent Council ■45- ' 46; Interfraternity; Pic- torial Editor of ROTUNDA ' 46; Delta Sigma Phi Welborn.Mrs. J. A. EDUCATION Dallas SMU Mother ' s Club, auditor; Pi Beta Phi; Executive Board Wellborn, Rebecca Jean BIOLOGY Dallas Pi Beta Phi, rush captain; COGS, steering committee; Pan- hellenic Representative; Phi Chi; Mortar Board, president Weltman, Lorelei EDUCATION Dallas Delta Rho, president, secretary, vice-president Hillel, president Whitaker, Leon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Greenv He White, Byron Wayne MARKETING Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, pledge trainer, sports manager Whiting, Peggy ART Dallas Delta Zeta, president Homecoming Queen; BSU; Sigma Delta Phi; Nominee MSA for Seniors . . • PAcn 94   ?1 4 £ WlLDlfR, WlI.l.IAM MlI.ES THEOLOGY S.C.R.A.; MSM Council Williams, Charlhs Edvjcin general business Williams, Raymond A. GENERAL BUSINESS AND LAW Fort Smith, Arkansas Waxahachie Dallas Kappa Sigma Wilson, A. Fhilii ' GENERAL ACCOUNTING Sigma Aljiha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi Dallas Wilson, Joy education Alpha Delta; Y Fort Worth Wilson, Malcolm Earl. Jr. GEOLOGY Kappa Sigma; Band ' 43 Wilson, Margaret June education Kappa Alpha Theta, secretary; COGS, treasurer; Y WiNGREN, Dan C, Jr. art Phi Chi; Eta Sigma Phi WiNKLER, Silas G. CIVIL ENGINEERING Dallab Dallas Dallas Dallas Pi Kappa Alpha, prcsiJeiit; Interfratcmity Council, secretary; Tennis WiNsoR, Alice PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Dallas ISA; Presbyterian Club; Phi Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Chi Theta; Beta Kappa Gamma C aJJ o 47 Pace 93 WiTTE, William Darwin Swanson JOURNALISM, GOVERNMENT, RELIGION Dallas Arden Club, president; Sigma Delta Chi; Student Council ' 43; Baseball, Varsity ' 42; Campus Staff; Blue Key WOOTTERS, CORA SUE GENERAL BUSINESS CrOcketC Pi Beta Phi, song leader; Y; Arden Workshop; Phi Chi Thera Workman, Scott William history and comparative literature Dallas Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta, president; Beta Kappa Gamma, president; Alpha Theta Phi; Phi Eia Sigma; MSM WoRTMAN, Robert Arthur PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Dallas Wvatt, Doris Ellen MATHEMATICS Dallas Mortar Board, corresponding secretary; Epsilon; Sigma Delta Pi; Alpha Lambc Kappa a Delta; VIu Epsilon; Iota Decima Lantern YoDER, Lyman GENERAL BUSINESS Snyder Young, Eudora HISTORY Dallas Kappa Alpha Theta, treasurer Zapata, Milton religion Ma)- igLiez, Puerto Rico Sigma Alpha Hpsilon; I iternational Re ations (;iub Zaim ii:,(;haklesH. MARKiniNG Dallas s. eniorS . . . CLssof ' 47 Pace % |i I I Seniors . . . ( laSS oj 7 Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Amackkr. Charles Barklev. Dallas PHYSICAL EDIICATION Anderson, Burton L, Newfoldcn, Minn. GEOLOGY Anderson, Clay Eugene, Dallas STATISTICS Andrews, Irvin Talmadge, Jr., Gilmer CHEMISTRY Austin, Earl BA x ' ER, Jr., Dallas GEOLOCiY Bacxx ' s, Mary Jane, Dallas physical EDUCATION Ball, David Carter, Dallas ENGLLSH Bates, Rk:hard D.. Dallas pre-medical Baxter, I.loyd T., Sherman PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bayless, Gordon H., Hope, Arkansas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Bean, William Samuel, Grand Prairie ec:onomk;s Beckham, Charles Albert, Dallas biology Bennett, Kenneth P., Dallas geology Berwick, Mary Cecillia, Pincvillc, La. ENGLISH Bu KHAM, John D. PRE-MEDICAL Boardman, Grant Clinton, Monroe, I.a. ( HEMICAL ENGINEERING BoRoiSKY, Harold, Dallas ENGLISH Bosworth, How ard Thomas, Jr., Dallas CHEMISTRY Bounds, James Benjamin, Lancaster ECONOMICS Brazi:ll, Ann, Oklahoma City, Okla. ART Brazell, George E., Oklahoma City. Okla. psyc:hology Broadus, Marcus John. Arlington general BUSINESS Brockman, Harold Lee, McKinney general ACCOUNTING Brookshire, Joyce Adair, Nacogdoches MARKETING Brown, James Harvey, Wichita Falls GENERAL BUSINESS Browne, Nolan, Jr., Dallas GENERAL BUSINE.SS Bryant, Columbus B , III. Whitewriglu finance Burns, Bobby Mc;Gregor, Wichita Falls GENERAL BUSINESS Burns, Mae Kai hrvn, Dallas HOME ECONOMICS Burrow, Josephine Worsham, Dallas FRENCH Butler, Harold Frank, Dallas FINANCE Calvert, Hardin Grady, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Calvin, Billy B., Dallas GENERAL ACCT. - PER.SONNEL ADM. Cameron, J. Day, Commerce BANKING AND FINANCE Campbell, John Wayne, Mt. Vernon physical education Cantrell, Warren Alamander, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Carver, Lcjiis Delmar, Texarkana, Ark. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Claunch, Ben C, San Antonio BIOLOGY Cohen, Harriet Sonia, Elyria, Ohio ART CoKER, Chester Milton, Naples biology Cole, Gari h R.. Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING CoLLETTE, Tony, Jr., Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Collier, Raymond Oliver, El Paso MATHEMATICS Cooper, Joe Barkley, Jr., Fort Worth general business and finance CofjPER. Samuel Thomas, Dallas Professional accounting CosTELLO, Bae, Dallas education Cox, Edwin Ritchie, Dallas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Craig, VC ' ayne Fredo, Sulphur Springs GENERAL BUSINESS Crossen, Harold S., Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Crowe, James VX ' illiam, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS CuLWELL, Don A., Dallas Professional accounting Page 97 s. eniord Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Cunningham. Emily Jeanne, Dallas VIOLIN Cunningham. Leslie Gray, Hillsboro MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Curtice, Jay, Dallas CHEMISTRY Crowder, Philip Henning, Jr., Dallas HISTORY Davis, Charles Lendon, Dallas PHYSICAL EDUCATION Davis, George Earl, Charlotte, N. C. FINANCE Davis, Henry R., Dallas ENGLISH Dawson, Bill, Dallas PRE-LAW Decker, Victor Sherman, San Diego, Cal. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DoDSON, James M., St. Cloud, Minnesota GENERAL BUSINESS DoBYNS, Sidney Blair, Phoenix, Arizona ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Dondelinger, Fred Nick, Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING Donahue, Daniel Leonard, Dallas PHYSICAL education Doss, Elizabeth Lon, Dallas pre-medk:al Dye, Raymond Lee, Dallas geology and economics Earle, Louise Marie, Dallas ENGLISH Elliott, Mary Anne, Dallas SOCIOLOGY Elliott, Rosemary, Dallas ECONOMICS Ely. Jerome H., Dallas MATHEMATICS Embrey, J. L, Gainesville INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION EUBANKS, Fred, McKinney BANKING AND FINANCE EvERiTT, William Claude, Grand Prairie MUSIC EzELL, James L, Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING - FINANCE Frenzel, Agnes Burney, Dallas PSYCHOLOGY Friedman, Eugene Myron, Dallas CHEMISTRY Fuller, Edwin Keith, Dallas journalism FuRUMOTO, Kiyoshi, Honolulu, Oahu, T. H PRE-MEDICAL Gauldin, Marion Dean, Dallas FASHION Gillespie, Marvin Earne.st, Jacksonville FINANCE Glazer, Irving D., Dallas general BUSINESS Golman, Annette, Dallas PERSONNEL ADMINLSTRATION-STATLSTICS Goodrich, Milton Harris, Jr., Dallas MECHANKAL ENGINHl-RINC; Goodwin, Guy B., Jr., Ft. Smitli, Arkansas GENERAL BUSINESS GoosTKEH, Annah Ueth, Ft. Worth GENERAL BUSINESS Gordon, Clovis Monroe, Arlington mechanical engineering Graham, Leo John, Durant, Oklahoma GENERAL ACCOUNTING Gross, George Walter, Jr., Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Gross, William Davis, Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Grost. Frank Hoyle, Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Guthrie, Betty W., Oklahoma City, Okla. speech Guthrie, Louis Alexander, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Hand, James H., Pittsburg ENGLLSH Hankins, Olga Faye, Rocksprings SPEECH Harris, Ben Barnett, Jr.. Forney physical education Harris, James B., Dallas .MARKETING Harris, James P., Dallas journalism Hash, Laura Elizabeth, Lancaster Education HAUtiHTON. William R., Dall.is marketing Hawk, Rk iiaki Hi aki , Dallas geology Hawk, Riddi-li. Lei:, Dallas MATHI-MAl 11 s Hawkins. i i . Dallas .SO( lOI.OGY Pagh 98 . . . ( iaSd of 4 7 Hendkrson, Lkland Forrhst, Dallas FINANCE HENHHRSON. Rl ' TH BVBEE, Dallas ENGLISH Henry. Mary Jo. Dallas CHFMISIRY Milliard, William H., Kerens (IVM. ENGINEERING HoEHN. Margaret Jane, Dallas SPANISH HOFERKHTER, WALTER BERNARD, Dallas PHYSICAL EDUCATION HoLCOMBE, MiLTON E., Little Rock, Ark. GENERAL ACCOUNTING Hood, Rober r McPherson, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Hoover, Guernon Robert, Lancaster, Pa. professional accounting I (udspeth, Dolores M., Dallas PSYCHOLOGY Hunt, Wali.A( i- Ray, Sedalia, Missouri professional ACCOUNTING HuTCHiNGS, Marvin LeRoy, Waxahacliic PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION H vams, Florenc;e M., Dallas CiENERAL ACCOUNTING James, Mar Luc ill, Dallas ENGLISH JOIIANNING, DOUGLA.SS H., Dallas ART Jones, Archie S., Dallas GENERAL AC .OUNTING Justice, John Hugh, Dallas CIENERAL accounting Kasoi-, Li:on A., Patcr,S()n, New Jersey physic:ai. i:ducation Kean, James, Dallas psychology Kent, Marjory Lou, Dallas costume design Kilmer, Robert Bruce, Jr., DalLas general business KiMPLE, Louie Trost, Dallas general business Knott, Billy Jack, Erkhart physic:al education Lacy, Paul C, Dallas finance LaGrone, John Warne, Dallas GENERAL business Lagrone, Nancy, Dallas education Laves, Marion Luise, Dallas sociology Leslie, LeRoy Munster, Dallas pre-medical LeVellf:, James Alfred, Dallas mechanical engineering LiEBES, George Julien. Jr., Dallas psychology Lloyd, Bryan Murray, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Lloyd, William Ri hard. Jr., Dall.is MARKETING Logan, Gerei.dine, Tcxarkana ENCiLLSH I.ONCiNECKER, MARIAN, Dallas comparative LITERATURE Page 99 Love, Thomas Stafford, Jr., Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS AND LAW Lovvorn, W. Lamar, Dallas professional accounting Lucas, Billy Wingate, Grapevine general business McCleskey, Betty Jean, Dallas psychology McClure, Don Neil, Dallas economics M(.CoRD, George Edwin, Dallas marketing McCoy, Dave S., Dallas physical education McDowell, Virginia Frances, DalLas SPANISH McDuFFiE, Elizabeth Ann, Garrison theology McElvane, Eugene, Jr., Dallas BANKING and FINANCE McGinnis, Edwin A., Dallas ECONOMICS McGrew, Everette Llavon, Lancaster GENERAL ACCOUNTING McMordie, William James, Dall.is JOURNALISM Martin, Grady Earl, Silverton GENERAL BUSINESS NfATEjKA, Ruby, Dallas PS ( HOLOGY Matlock. Gerald William, Borger MUSIC EDUCAIION Mentesana, Philip Joseph, Dallas COSTUME DESIGN s. eniotA Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Merchant, Martha Leigh, Dallas ENGLISH AND SPEECH Metwalli, Chehata, Alexandria, Egypt FRENCH Miller, Evelyn Irene, Dallas SPANISH Miller, Paul S., Jr., Dallas MARKETING Millikin, Paul D., Dallas CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS Minnis, Leslie F., Dallas RELIGION Mitchell, Milton Hicks, Nocona PHYSICAL education MoNCRiEF, Jack B., Dallas PHYSICAL education MooRE, William Lee, Piano finance Morton, Frances Evelyn, Fort Worth ENGLISH Munnell, Hugh E., Dallas PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Nation, Ruth Dexter, Arlington MUSIC education Noble, James Wilkes, Dallas SPEECH O ' Beirne, Jane, Dallas HOME economics Odom, William James, Dallas civil engineering O ' Reilly, James Joseph, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Page, Lela B. Short, Dallas PRIMARY education Painter, William Hilton Jr., Dallas finance Pax ton. Jack Glenn, Dallas chemistry Paylor, Josephine Jane, Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING AND LAW Perdue, Richard Mason, Louann, Ark. GENERAL BUSINESS AND MARKETING Pfaff, Patricia Anne, Tyler HOME ECONOMICS PiCKOFF, Julius, Taylor GEOGRAPHY Pippin, Ruth Louise, Dallas PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Pollatschek, Roslyn F., Dallas MARKETING Pope, J. Weldon Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING Porter, Rufus C, Dallas PSYCHOLOGY Provo, Myra Mblton, Tallassee, Alabama RELIGION Pruitt, Earl Joseph, Jr., Dallas GEOLOGY Read, Paul Murray, Boston, Mass. MATHEMATICS Reed, John M, Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Rhmbert, Fri;drk; Newton, Vivian, La. GENERAL ACCOUNTING RiCHARD.soN, John Milton, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Robinson, Rudolph R.. McAlcsier,Okla. i ' ri:-mi:di(:al Rude, Samuel, Dallas PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Russell, Rayford Bill, Gustine EDUCATION Sanders, Joseph A., Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING ScoTT, Joe Bailey, Ranger PHYSICAL EDUCATION ScoTT, Roy Wilson, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Selvidge, Charles William. Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Sewell, James Woodward, Dallas PRE-MEDICAL Shaw Sara Morrison, Dallas speech and home economics Sheely, Carlton Hopkins, Dallas physical education Shelor. Mary Anne, Houston psychology Sherrill, James C, Houston EDirCATION Shik;art, James Earl, Garland JOURNALISM SiDDALL, Marc;aret ELIZABETH, Dallas PER.SONNEL ADMINLSTRATION Simpson, Charles William. Temple BIOI.CKA ' Smith, Burnie, Dallas physic: Al. EDUCATION Smith, Herman W., Avery MARKiniNC; Smith, Kenneth Wayni DalLis GENERAL BUSINESS . Page 100 . . . ( ladA of -47 Smith, Leon Abraham, Dallas GOVERNMENT Smith, Leonard T., Crowell GENERAL BUSINESS Smitham, Fred Alderson, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Snyder, Harold Lewis, Ovid, Michigan GENERAL BUSINESS Southern, Phil F., Dallas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Speer, Ecil, Grand Prairie HOME ECONOMICS Spurgeon, Billie Dan, Clifton GENERAL ACCOUNTING Stanard, Robert Burke, Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING Stanton, Henry H., Dallas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Steed, Paul Pearson, Jr., Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Steiner, James Kent, Dallas PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Steinhoff, Raymond Okley, Duncanville GEOLOGY Stephens, Gemey Inez, MaysviUe, Okla. GENERAL BUSINESS Stephenson, Clay C, Jr., Dallas PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Stephenson, William Thos., Mt. Pleasant THEOLOGY Stewart, Clyde, Dallas JOURNALISM Stopfer, Phyllis Eva, Dallas EDUCATION Streckfuss, Ralph John, Dallas BIOLOGY Stringfellow, Geraldine WiNGO, Dallas ENGLISH SvE, Janice Marilyn, Sioux Cit) ' , Iowa chemistry Sugg, Charles Omar, Seminole, Okla. PSYCHOLOGY Tadlock, Ray J., Quanah piano Taylor, Barbara Earle, Dallas personnel administration Temple, Sally Frances, Lubbock HISTORY Terry, Jack E., Monett, Missouri professional accounting Tessmer, Charles Wilhelm, Dallas government Thomas, James R., Dallas geology Thomas, Richard Lamier, Dallas INSURANCE Thompson, Gene P., AUenwood, N. J. GEOLOGY Travis, John Calvin, Dallas PROFE.SSIONAL ACCOUNTING Turner, Arc;hie H., Jr., Memphis, Tenn. RELIGION Ulmer, Ernestine, New ( )rleans. La. ENGLISH VanDervoort, Henry C, Jr., Fort Worth ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Vincent, Eugenia June. Tulsa, Okla. FASHION DESIGN Vollmek, John F.., Jr., Dearborn, Mich. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Ward, Mary Sue, Italy CiENERAL BUSINESS Walraven, Florence S., Dallas PRIMARY education Welch, James E., Dallas GENERAL ACCOUNTING Wettersten, Philip B., Grand Prairie GENERAL ACCOUNTING White, Virginia Alice, Dallas ART Whiteman, Mary Lois, Tyler ART Whittington, Ebert E., Dallas BIOLOGY WiLKiE, Henry Leon. Dallas industrial administration Wilkinson, Jack Douglas, Dallas electrical engineering Wilson, Gene, Troup GENERAL BUSINESS Wilson, John W., Navasota ENGLISH WOFFORD, J. C, Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Wolfe, Robert H., Dallas GENERAL BUSINESS Wood, Betty Jean, Longview GENERAL BUSINESS AND STATISTICS Wood, Donald Robinson, Dallas STATISTICS Wood, William J., Sulphur Springs ENGLISH Wkight,Jim Sid, Dallas PHYSIC AL EDIKATION Wright, Wesley Francis, Jr., Dall.is i:nglish Pace IOI EDL ' I MAT PiL Eb! AN ' ' 1 HIGHISJ ENC Kipi HiilWa PER Dell E(GA8,1 GOl GLAN ' VIL PR( CttuF CO ' k: Edmond EO Sis .:2J ' W . ' ■ XES,1 Ljracluated McKnight, Virginia educaiion Dallas Mc Knight, Betth MATHEMATICS Pi Lambda Theta, president; Kappa Eta Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Y Dallas Mu Epsilon, secretary; KiLLiNGSWoRTH, Ike Kiel HISTORY Long ' iew HlGHES, DUVi ' AIN ENGLISH Kappa Sigma, treasurer San Angelo Hill, Walter Dean personnel administration Delta Chi Dallas H AGAR, Luther G., Jr. GOVERNMENT Dallas Glanville, Paul T., Jr. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Dallas Gantt, Fred.Jr. government Pi Sigma Alpha Foreman. Arkansas Edmondson.Don E. mathematics Student Council ' i6- ' 4 ; Cycen Fjodr Dallas Crews, Hildred Jane economics Sigma Kappa Dallas Caropresi, Frederick ART New York Citv.N.Y. Brown, June PIANO Sigma Kappa Dallas Appleby, David P. art Dallas Annes, Pierce theology Dallas Page 103 rr L radua ted Brownwcxxl Dallas McQuAiN, Stauk SOCIAL SCIENCE Moss, Mary Frances PSYCHOLOGY Kappa Alpha Theta Moss, Muriel Ellen GEOLOGY Dallas Glee Club; MSM; MSA; Y, Cabinet; Geography Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Theta Phi Nelson, Jerry MUSIC EDUCATION Troup OcHOA, Ernest Robles HISTORY Brownsville Osborne, Fred Yantis HISTORY Waco Penn,W.K. PRE-MED. Dallas Richardson, Araminta piano SMU Veterans of WorU War 11 Pecan Gap Rogers, John Allan education Gladstone. Michigan Salem, Alva Rhea COMPARAlIVi:Liri:KArURE Mundav Smith, Aline Lillian secretarial training Vern Smith, Frances Lee HISTORY Dallas Gamma Phi Beta, president; International Relations Club, Kirkos; Alpha Theta Phi; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Lambda Delta ToKKINt I-, I.OIS H. IIISIOK ' W ' lIITi:, I ' KANt IS ( ()()K I NCI.ISH MiniH ' .ipiiJis. K.ms.is Dallas I PAcr. 104 r % KJ NDERCLASSMEN Bville 1 Gap Vera AunlorA . . . Adams, James Texarkana, Ark. Adams, Tyriis C. Wills Point Adkins, Jess E. Dallas Alexander, Chester Dallas Alexander, Jov Oklahoma Cirv, Okla. Alexander, Willard C. Dallas Allen, Charles W. Dallas Allen, Ira L. Dallas Allman, Robert Dallas Allmand, James R., Jr. Dallas Altman, Alice Dallas Anderson, James F. Dallas Anderson, Kay Lon view Andres, Dave Dallas Ansley, J. T. Dallas Arther, Donna Grace Dallas Arnold, Ri)y W. Dallas Aronott, ' I ' oln ' Dallas ?. Gli 106 . . ( ladd Of 48 Askew, Dorotliv Dallas Autrev, Joan Dallas Baccus, Mary Jane Dallas Badger, Mary Ellen Port Arthur Bagby, William L. Fort Worth Bail, Maurice B. Burkburnett Ballard, Wallace B Seagoville Ballew, Bettv Dallas Barham, Paul W. Dallas Barnes, Mary Katherine Longview Baron, Pat Dallas Barth, Geraldine San Antonio Bartley, Ferreli Cooper Basham, James L. Fort Worth Bass, Douglaa O. Dallas Bateman, I:. Y. Dallas Baxley, Doris CarroJJton Beach, Paul R. East St. Louis, 111. Pace 107 Beaird, Sue Dallas Beale, Lou Dallas Beall, Ray Nacogdoches Beaman, Neils G. Houston Beam, Harold McKinney Beattie, Homer J. Dallas Bell, Jack Keith, Jr. Gainesville Bennett, Letitia Dallas Bennett, Wynne H. Dallas Benson, Audrey Dallas Benson, Bettie Houston Bentz, Donald K. Dallas Bestydik, Thomas Dallas Beverly, Tom Dallas Bingham, Margaret Dallas Bivings, Drucilla Dallas Black, Frances Dallas Blackbourn, Joe M. Dallas i uniord . . . Pa(,i 108 WF. .a r mk Blain, James M. Dallas Dioiint, Ixlw arc! E. Dallas Bocr cT, Arthur A. Wharton Bookhout, John Dallas Bostick, Ray Temple Boston, Marjorie Dallas Boutwcll, Margaret Dallas Bowen, Norma Lynn Dallas Brabham, Charles C. Dallas Bracken, Sam T. Tyler Braecklcin, WilHam Dallas Brandon, Henry L. Westmoreland, Tenn. Brcsnan, Harold Pasadena, Cal. Brewer, Hugh Donak 1 Dallas Brewster, Camille Kemmerer, Wyo. Bridwell, Margaret Wichita Falls Briscoe, Amelia Belle Richmond Brooks, Nancv Dallas . . . ( laSA Of 48 Page 109 m Brown, Blake Dallas Brown, Charles E. Dallas Brow n, Douglas Dallas Bryant, Cecile Anne Tyler Bryant, C. B. Whitewrit ht Bryant. Walter Ernest Monroe, Mich. Buddin, Francis A., Jr. Dallas Buddington, Ro£;er C Dallas Bullock, Jane Fort Worth Burris, Mary Eileen Houston Bury, Charles P. Cleveland, Ohio Byers, Jerome L Dallas Calhoun, Marv Margaret San Antonio Calhoun, Thomas M. Dallas Campbell, Eugene W. Dallas Campbell, Robert D. Dallas Canfield, Carolyn Dallas (Gannon, Betty Dallas Auni uniorS P.K.i; no Carlyon, Dick Dallas Caroprcsi, Gregory New York Cit) ' Carpenter, Rav Dallas Carroll, Corrinc Dallas Carson, Lorerta E. Hanover, Ind. Carter, Charlotte Lubbock Carter, Lydia Texarkana, Ark. Cariith, Charles F. Gatesville Caviness, Nancy Paris Chamberlain, J. V. Dallas Chan, Edythe Dallas Chanev, Betty Dallas Chantos, Andrew J. West Palm Beach, Fla. Chapman, Betty Chapman, Joe J. Dallas Dallas Cheatham, Johnny B. Mesquite Chenoweth, James W. Slaton Church, James W. DcQueen, Ark. . . C aJJ of 48 FA(,H 111 i 1. i jfk m J ' . uniord , . . Clapp, Charlotte Longview Clark, Bettie Juanita Dallas Clark, Beverly Jayne Dallas Clark, John E. Dallas Clark, Mary Lou Houston Clark, William Harold Dallas Clary, Morton E. Dallas Clements, Betty Jean Dallas Clesi, Josephine Dallas Cobb, William W. Dallas Cochran, James B. Dallas Coldwell, Adelyn West Monroe, La. Cole, Agnes Cisco Coleman, Leonard O. Navasota Collins, Martha Athens Conrad, Calvin L. Lakeland, Fla. Cook, Edward S. Dallas Coover, Charles R. Dallas . . . C aJJ of ' 48 Coover, William Kinsley, Kan. Coppock, E. Allen Dallas Corde, Oscar L. NapoleonvilJe, La. Corri an, Leo F., Jr Dallas Corry, H. Todd Dallas Cox, Lexton £.. Jr. DeWitt, Ark. Coyle, Caroline Dallas C0220, Alfred L. Dallas Craddock, DeLois Dallas Craig, Mary Jane Dallas Crawford, John Dallas Cross, Lavinia Dallas Crowell, Robert E. Dallas Cummins, James A. Houston Ciirrcy, Dillie G. ' rin)rnton Curtis, Charles Wcatherford Danaher.T. H. Wichita Falls Daniel, Exldie Marie Dallas Pace 113 IkM yruniord . . . Dathe, Walter A. Dallas Davidson, Norma Dallas Davis, Betty Jim Nevada Davis, Elizabeth Ann Dallas Davis, George A. Dallas Davis, Louis D. Dallas Dearman, Norma Jo) •ce Dallas Decker, Victor S. SanD iego, Cal. DeFord, James V. Sherman DeMontrond, George A Tyler Dennard, Robert E. Dallas DeSalme, Roger A. Dallas Dcschner, Anton H. Laredo DcSliong, Beverly Paris Diamoml, R. E. Dallas Dutnck, Noble P. Dallas Dolpli, (Bonnie Dallas Doibandt, Peggy Athens Page 114 . . . ( iadd of 48 Doty, Jane Beaumont Doughtic, William T. Bay City Douglass, Ednard B Hot Springs, Ark. Dowcll, J. Greer McKinney Dowling, Nancy Neenah, Wis. Drackley, Thomas G. Dallas Dressen, Jack Abilene Duff, James B. Dallas Duffy, Jack G. Houston Duncan, W. L. Dallas Eichenberber Robert Dayton, Ohio El ledge, Joy Dallas Ely, Jerome H. Dallas Estes, Flora Mae Dallas Eubank, Kenneth Fairfielil Everett, H. B , Jr. Dallas Faber, John E. Tyler Fain, Burt P. Dallas Paoe lU Faulkner, George D. Little Rock, Ark. Feild, Julian W. Dallas Feldman, Bernice Dallas Ferguson, Anita Port Arthur Ferguson, Joe C. Dallas Ferrarese, Pietro G. Dallas Field, Rachel Charline Plainview Fike, Cherie Ann Mart Finley, Carl A., Jr. Dallas Flanery, Jerry T. Dallas Fleming, Mary Julia Van Buren, Ark. Follett, Aimee Angleton Forbis, John T. Dallas 1 Fourment, Arthur Mission Fox, Barbara Jo Raymondville Fox, David G. Dallas Franklin, Mary Lou Dallas Franklin, Walter E. Dallas Aunlor5 . . . PA(,n 116 Franks, B. J. Dallas Freeman, Hillv V. Maysfield I ' r(.nzcl, Aync-s Dallas Frey, Lory M., Jr. Monroe, La. Fry, James Morgan Fort Worth Fuller, Kenneth W. Dallas Gafford, Gordon M. Electra Gardner, Clyde M. Dallas Garrard, Jane Dallas Garrison, Neil Garrison Gawlev, E. J. Toronto , Ont., Canada Genaro, Catherine Dallas Gendler, Preston M. Dallas Gentry, Ann Con roe Ghormley, Jesse Wilburn Arlington Gibbons, Mary Ellen Dallas Criflord, Joan Grand Prairie Gihnore, Ravmond Palestine . . . LtaJJ of ' 48 Page 111 Gilpin, Barbara Corpus Christi Glander, Madelin Dallas Glarner, Jean Raymondville Goldberg, Jerald Dallas Gooch, Wanda Ray Houston Goodall, Parker A. Dallas Goodv ' in, B. C, Jr. Dallas Goodwin, Fred, Jr. Dallas Graham, Gloria Dallas Greene, Charlotte Dallas Gregory, R. B. Dallas Griffin, Greta Rock Ford, Colo. Griner, Marguerite Houston Groezinger, Toni Dallas Guice, Harvey H. Dallas Guyncs, Sally Neff Cleveland, Ohio Haden, Hilda Dallas Haertig, Norman R W ' oodsboro Aunlors , , , Pach 118 Haesly, Nfarjorie Dallas Haggard, Kate Piano Hailey, Catherine Dallas Hailey, Orrena Dallas Hall, Dorothy Dallas Hall, Ralph Moody Rockwall Hall, Robert R Dallas Hamm, Dcttv Jo Dallas Hankins, Russell Tom Ball Hanson, Robert B. Dallas Hardin, Jo Dallas Hardy, John S. Gainesville Harper, Max Dallas Harrell, Stanford Okmulgee, Okla. Harris, James. Jr. Marshall Harris, Merle Dallas Harrison, Marjorie Long view Harrison, Mary E. Richardson . . . L aJJ of 48 Page 119 , X ' 11 junior6 , . . Hart, Betty Glyn Athens Harton, Paul L Long view- Haseltine, Harvey, Jr. Dallas Hassel, Larry Dallas Hawes, Kellogg J. Piano Heeter, J. F. Beaumont Heilhecker, Jack Chillicothe Helm, Jack L Dallas Helms, Edward Truett Dallas Henderson, George W. Dallas Henderson, Shirley Henderson Hendry, Patsy Long Island, N.Y. Henry, Carl Greenville Herrera, Mercedes Dallas Hertz, Jack Dallas Hewett, Gene W. Dallas Higgins, Elizabeth Ann Dallas Hill, Arthur G. Dallas Pag I! 120 mi . . . ( taA6 of- 48 t% Hill, Joe M, Dallas Mines, Mollis B.Jr. Trinidad Hipp, Phoebe Waxahachie Mix, Berry Lou Dallas Modges, Janie Amarillo Moff, Burron M. Chiton Moffman, Harold Dallas Holden,Jack B. Abilene Hollandsworrh. Ann Dallas Holmes, Marrha Wichita Falls HoIr.Jene Allen Dawson Honaker, Mary Carhe rine Dallas Hooker, Rosemary Dallas Hosford, Mary March I Dallas Houston, Harris Sulphur Springs Howard, Louis A. McKinney Huhhard, Hill Henderson Hlkldleston. joe B. Dallas PAdE I 21 ' K d uniord • • • Hudson, Patricia Dallas Hughes, Al Dallas Hughes, Robert Dallas Hughston, Ed Dallas Hughston, Thomas Due iley Dallas Hulse, Josealc Dallas Humphreys, Elaine SJocona Hunter, Elva Hudson Clarksville, Tenn. Hunter, Jack H. Dallas Hurst, Ira Talmadge Dallas Hustace Richard R. Honolulu, Hawaii Hyatt, Nancv Elizabeth Hanover, Ind. Ingalls, Arthur Bradford Dallas Ingram, Billy Joe Paris Irwin, Charles B., Jr. Rovsc City- Jackson, Dale A. New Boston, Mich. Jameson, Da it! L. R.inger J. uiiagin, Sidney li.irokl DcHerrv Pace 122 . . . ( laJJ Of 48 Jenkins, fames E. Jensen, Alonzo Johnston, Dorothy Joiner, Charles Jones, Phil B Jordan, Roy E. Kalr asser, Eugene Keever, Charles Kelton, Carolyn Kemp, Jack R. Kennedy, Par D. Kennedy, Par White Kent, Bill M. Key, A. Edwin Keyser, Bebe Kilgore, Frances Kindley, Mary Kindred, Earl B Oak Park, ill, Dallas Dallas Paris Dallas Headland, Ala. Caldwell San Antonio Corsicana Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Olney Dallas Houston Dallas Dallas Page 123 King, Glen D. Dallas King, Robert V. Dallas Kitchens, Sara Lee Texarkana Knaur, John Denison Knickerbocker, Harry Dallas Koon, Polly Gainesville Kramer, Clifford Wichita Falls Krule, Irwin Stuart Dallas Kurtz, Stanley Dallas Lacy, Clyde F. Vernon Lafield, Mary Lou San Antonio Lake, Margaret Salem Dallas Lang, Robert A. Corsicana LaPrade, Bill Dallas LaPrelle, James P. Dallas Ledford.Jim M. Texarkana Ledyard,Neil B. Dallas Lennard, Oscar L. Dallas Auni uniorS Pag I- 124 ] Lent, Janie Dallas Leonard, Obic P., Jr. Fort Worth Lewis, Sclma Jinx Gainesville Linclsev, Homer D. Dallas Lipke, Eric San Antonio Lloyd, William Richard Dallas Lockhart, Herman Paris Lomax, Barbara Dallas Lon necker, Marian Dallas Longoria, Minerva Mission Lookabauf h, L. L., Jr. Dallas Loveless, Leon Vickery Loveless, W. Carl Dallas Lowrey, Joe C. Bonham Lowry, Richard J. Dallas Luecke, Percy E. Dallas Luther, Ann Dallas McCall, Eleric Winston Hamshire . . . LtaJJ of 48 Page 125 McCarle} ' Ben P. McCleskey, Betty McConnell, James McAlester, Okla. Dallas Oklahoma Cit)% Okla. McCraw, Mary Katherine Nashville, Tenn. McCroskey, Robert Dallas McCuiiough, John Dale Dallas McDonald, Frank Piano McDonald, Marcus Lee Mexia McGauhey, John Pawling, N. Y. McGee, John G Dallas McKemie, Helen Frances Wichita Falls McKcown, James M. Dallas McKinney, Philip Paris McKinney, Ross E. Dallas McKnight, Bonnie Lynn Dallas M( Laughlin, William E. Dallas McLean. James Will C rockett Ml Ix-more, Pat Dallas AiuilorS • • • I ' Al.L 126 McMordic, Willi.ini (.uncs Luhhock Mace, William Thomas Tort Worth Magec, Walter H. Dallas Mallett, Rita Dallas Mallory, Eugene Mineola Mann, James C, Jr. Mt. Vernon Mann, Margaret Dallas Manton, Charles Dallas Maroney, Jack D. Dallas Marshall, O.W. Dallas Martin, Elizabeth Ann Dallas Martin, George W., Jr. Dallas Martin, William B. Waxahachie Mathewson, Mary Dallas Mauklin, Howard F. Quinlan Mead, Margaret Gainesville Melick, Darlene Dallas Meserve, Sam A. Humboldt, 111. . . . OtaJJ of 48 Page 127 P P juniors . . . Metcalfe, Evelyn Dallas Miller, Bobbve Dallas Miller, Charles E. Dallas Miller, Marlin H. Dallas Millikan, Eui enia Grand Prairie Millis, Williom Craig Dallas Mills, Emily Waco Mills, Hildegarde Dallas Mims, Marion Edward Dallas Mincy, Jack Fort Worth Mitchell, James G Lufkin Moir, Josephine Dallas Moir, Melinda Dallas Monroe, Mary Ruth Dallas Moore, Charles A. Fairview, Okla. Moore, Patsy Harris Piano Moore, R. Stuart Gray. West Va. Moore, Virginia Dallas Pace I2H m t V m 1 1 i )fim i P ' -S ' 1 T ,c ■ ijii I . . . ( lass of 48 Moores, Benton Morales, Joe F. Moreno, Samuel A. Morrison, Edvvard J Morton, Lou Moss, Edyth Vivian Mott, Martha Murph, E. L. Murrah, Anita Murray, Betty Murray, Jo Ann Myrick, David N. Neale, David C. Ncecc, Frances Ann Neece, Ncal Price Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Sinton Dallas Dallas Beaumont Houston Pine Bluff, Ark. Ladonia Naab, Carol June Dallas Napier, Skclton Hutchins Nash, Clyde E. Deckerd, Tenn. Dallas D.dl.is Dallas Pace 129 Aunlors . . . Neely, William H. Dallas Neitzel, Eddie B. Dallas Nelson, Virginia Dallas Newberry, Robert A. Houston Ne iiouse, Twyla Jo Richmond, Va. Newman. Laurence W. Dallas Newman, Patricia Dallas Newton, George W., Jr. Denton Newton, Kenneth E. Dallas Nicholson, James H. Dallas Nicks, Perry J. Corpus Christi Nix, Marilon Dallas Norman, Robert Dallas Nuni;csser, Mimi Dallas Odom, Dorotii ' Ann Iraan Oliver, Cieraldine Dallas Olson, Elizabeth Ann Houston Osburn, Hill Dalhis PACf. 130 . . . ( tadd of 48 Ott, Aubrey L. Dallas Owen, Bob J. Dallas Pace, Ingram C L vineston Pace, Mars arct Dallas Page, Wilson El Dorado Pangburn, Charles B. Dallas Pappadas, Tasos J. Houston Parker, Glenn George Corpus Christi Parker, Sara Pampa Parkhill, Edgar W Gainesville Parks, Ercdcrick Roger Houston Parks, Roy R. Itasca Parnell, John F. Jasper Paschall.W. E. Dallas Patterson, Harold I.., Jr. D.illas i utcrson, Joseph R. Port Worth Patterson, Ruth Dallas Patterson, Wayne E. Dallas P.ici: ni Pennington, William R. Sherman Perkins, Richard E. Dallas Peters, Barbara Dallas Pickard, Billye Frances Dallas Pickard, James Dallas Pickens, Hunter E. Dallas Pierce, Bette Corsicana Pitt, Earle W. Dallas Puts, Bill Dallas Pitzinger, Doris Dallas Pohl,Herbery R. Dallas Polakoff, Don Dallas Pope, Jimmie E. Dallas Posey, Evelyn Dallas Powell, Howard L. Dallas Powell, L. Claries Beaumont Power, Sally Dallas Presley, Jack Dallas Aunlor ' S . . . Pach Ii2 Price, Anna Columbus, Ind. Frac, liiirl R. Dallas FritclictcOrvillc L. Dallas Proctor, Willard Frank Grand Saline Ragsdalc, Bunnv Cleburne Ramcy, William C. Sulphur Springs Ramsey, Charles Thomas El Paso Randle, Marijaret Nell Dallas Ransdell, Palmer N. Richardson Ray, Eulas M. Ector Ray, Mary Dallas Reagan, Calvin T Dallas Reaves, William B.,Jr. Dallas Rechenberg, William Dallas Reed, Charles W. Dallas Reed, Porter A. Dallas Reese, Marion Lu Dallas Reese, Wilson Royse City . . . C aJJ of ' 48 Pace 133 Regester, H. W. Corsicana Rcinking, Rirhard Dallas Remaley, June Dallas Renz.Jack R. Dallas Reynolds, Jean Houston Rhoads, Nelbert C. Dallas Richards, Robert G. Dallas Richardson, Eddie Dallas Ricker, George M. Bayonne, N. J. Riddle, Ned E. Grand Prairie Ridgeway, Marv Lee Dallas Riley, Thomas A. Hot Springs, Ark. Rivera, Armando M. Fort Worth Rohbins, Polly Wichita Fails Roberts, B.J. Dallas Kolurts, Willmr Dallas Robinson, J. H., Jr, Dallas Robinson. Mary E. San Angelo J 1 . unLorS . . . Pa c. • m U, -4 Robinson, Robert S. Dallas Rodecapc, Anncllc Bayton Rortino, Tony Dallas Rogers, Guy C A Dallas Roscnblum, Norman Brooklyn, N. Y. Ross, Ralph Louis Dallas Routier, Roy Dallas Rubin, Lenore Dallas Ryan, Boggs Long view Ryan, Jim, Jr. Big Spring Samek, Robert A. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Sandoloski, Sandy M. Dallas Scaling, Mary Kate Hale Center Schenewerk, Georgia Dallas Schmidt, Henry Seabrook Schmitt, Harold William Dallas Scogin, John T. Dallas Scott, Joye Houston . . . L aJJ Of ' 48 Page n5 Jiy . f junlor5 . . . Scrafford, Virginia Gladwin, Mich. Selzer, Simon Dallas Sessions, A. W. Waxahachie Sessions, Robert Paul Waxahachie Shelton, Johnnie Merle Richardson Shining, Jimmy Hillsboro Short, LaVoyce Dallas Shuler, Ann Dallas Silverthorne, John D. Dallas Simmons, Horace 0.,Jr. Dallas Skelton, Marvin L. Dallas Slay, Jack Dallas Shce, Johnnie F Graham Sloan, Joan Dallas Smallwood, Joe L. Dallas Smith, Betty Corsicana Smith, Betty Ross Dallas Smith, Lettye Lou Dallas Pa en IV) . . . i tass of 4S Smith, I.ila San Augustine Smith, Marilvn Dallas Smith, Randv Houston Smith, Wright K, Jr. Dallas Snider, Robert R. Dallas Snyder, Virginia Terrell Sommers. Shirley St. Joseph, Mo. Spangler, Lauren E. Waco Spitalny, Miriam Phoenix, Ariz. Splawn, Isaac J. Okl ahoma City, Okla. Spozio, Ernest S. Hcnrvetta, Okla. Sprowls, William Dallas Stafford, James M. Dallas Staley, Mary l.ou Dallas Stallcup, Robert A. Dallas Stanford, Victor Halbert Dallas Stcaklcy,John V. Sherman Stearns, Charles M. Dallas Pace .?7 Aunlor5 . . . Steed, Pat Tyler Stewart, Marv Helen Dallas Stinson, Modrel L. McKinney Stokes, Merle Lea Dallas Stollenwerck, Elizabeth Ai in Waxahachie Stone, Douglas T Dallas Street, Price Grand Prairie Strickland, Anna Jean Dallas Stripling, Mary Jane San Augustine Stroud, Betty Alice Dallas Sullivan, Mary Jane Dallas Summers, Clyde S. Dallas Summers, Dan V Dallas Sumner, Ben M Dallas Sutiierland, Fhvilis Dallas Swanson, Roi- ' cr D l.os Angeles, Cal. SsMJkv , der.iidine Goose Creek S il lev, Shirley Goose Creek Pace l.iS I VV , J.- . . . ( ladd of- 48 Tannehill, Paul E. Dallas Tawner, Gaines L. Dallas Taylor, James A. Dallas Terrell, Walter Dallas Thetford, Melvin Sharp Dallas Thomas, David H Dallas Thomas, James Hu lert ■ Jr. Dallas Thompson, Robert R.: Jr. Fort Worth Thorp, Paul Dallas Tighe, Edward M. Dallas Tipton, Louis Dallas Titus, Robert E. Dallas Tober, Howard King Caldwell, N. J. Towles, R. L. Dallas Tregaskis, Charles Clark Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Treloar, Charles W. Dallas Tronc, J.H. Corsicana Trower, Frank S. San Ani;elo Page 139 Truitt, Val Dallas Tucker, Connie F. Kansas City, Mo. Turner, Ann El Paso Turner, Barbara Dallas Turner, Margaret Ann Graham Van Amburgh, John H.,Jr. Dallas Vaughn, Elizabeth Dallas Vaughan, James Bradford Dallas Vermillion, J. F. Dallas Vickers, Sara Nell Smackover, Ark. Victory, Wynona Dallas Vilfordi, George L. Dallas Vodicka, Edward M. Dallas Wagner, Mary Laura San Antnio Wagner, Morton A. New York City Wall, Joseph Mitchell Wallace, Glenna Wallof, Paul Dallas Trenton Dallas Aunl uniord Page 140 Ward, Eugene S. Fort Worth Ward, Mary Sue Italy Warner, Fatsv Ruth Dallas Warrick, Arline Dallas Waters, Warren K. Dallas Waters, W. V. Dallas Watkins, Dorothy Dallas Weaver, Edward Matthew Dallas Webb, George Duan Dallas Webb, Roy Dallas Weidman, Louie F. Greenville Whitaker, Jean Shrevcport, La. Whitaker, Sarona Dallas White, Billy Paul Caddo Mills White, Margie Dallas Whitnev, Betsv Lee Durant, Okla. W ' hittington, Peggv Dallas Wiedeman. .Sarah Fort Worth Page 141 juniors • • • Wilbur, Fred M.,Jr. Dallas Wilcmon, Doris Dallas Wilhite, George E. Dallas Wil]bern,EarleW.,Jr. Dallas Wiiiiiite, Margaret Dallas Williams, Jesse C. Dallas Wilson, Billie Louise Dallas Wilson, Edgar P. Dallas Wilson, John Orin Dallas Wilson, Mozelle Dallas Wilson, Peggy Jean Dallas Winkler, Herald Dallas Wire, Barbara Ann Dallas Wollert, Llovd I.. Dallas Wood, Jutlson Dallas Woods, Martin A. Dallas W ' oollard, Mildred Ann West M enipl lis. Ark. W ' cH.iseV, R. W. ( orpu s (hristi Pacv 142 . . . i laSd of 48 W ' ri.qiu, G. B Dallas Wriqht, Mary Anne Dallas Wyll, Nathan Dallas Yehle, Anita Dallas Younj;, D. B. Dallas Youny, Joanne Dallas Zachrv, Jeanne Dallas Zink, Blanche Dallas 9 §m( S oplt r lomoreA . . . Abbott. Setli J, Jr. Jetmore. Kansas Ablon, Benjamin Manuel Dallas Acker, Eddie Dallas Acrey, Robert Lindell Boerne Adams, Frank Robert Dallas Adams, Iris Adairville, Kentucky Adams, Sam Dallas Aderhold. Carroll, Jr. Dallas Ahern, Vincent G. Dallas Alexander, Bettye Dallas Alexander, Joseph W. Atlanta Allen, Marjorie Lea Wichita Falls Altenau, Jacquelyn Dallas Anagnos, Katlierine Dallas Anderson, Helen Dallas Apperson, Rawlins Rawlins Armstrons;, TiMnces Dallas Bailey, B.C. Caddo Mills HakiT, Natalie Dallas Barham, Phyllis Houston Barnes, H. C, Jr. Terrell Barr, Allan R. Dallas H.irth.B.irb.ira 1 lousioii H.irion.Hillic Joe Dalhis Pace 144 . . . C iaSd of 49 Barton, Victor C. Dallas Basham.John Fort Worth Basnetf, William M. Annamoriah, W. Va. Bass, Harry W., Jr. Dallas Bass, T.aura Orlando, Florida Batot, Raymond CJr. Dallas Battles. Jim Dallas Bauer, R. H. Clayton, Missouri Baxter, Charles A. Beaird, Ben Beavers, Louis Carl Beberstein, Charlyne Beckham, Joe Bedford, Lee A„ Jr. Bell, Eugene Bell, Peter F. A. Bellows, Charles Belvin, Edward D„ Jr. Bennett, Donald M. Dallas Tyler Dallas Dallas Dallas Garland Dallas Dallas Arlington Dallas Dallas Benson, Mary Elizabeth Memphis, Tenn. Biard.Hal K. Bickerstaff, E. Guy Biles, Talma Bingham, William L.,Jr PAcn 14 Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Bird, Jeanne Dallas Blackston, Nan Dallas Blackwell, Frazer N. Dallas Blackwood, Olive M. Alhambra, Cal Blalock, T. A. Dallas Blanchard, Barbara Dallas Bleuler.Jack H. Dallas Bobb, Charles J. Greensboro, N. C. Boger, Roy G.,Jr. Amarillo Bohmfald, Beverly Corsicana Bowman, Kathryn Wichita Falls Bowman, Mary Ann DaUas Boyce, Marvin S. Dallas Boyd, Betty Dallas Boyd, Cecelia DaUas Boyd, William R. Long Beach, Cal. Boyles, Betty Ilene Sherman Bradley, Mortin Dallas Bragg, James A., Jr. Dallas Brannan, Virginia Dallas Breeland, A. L Dallas Brewer, Bettye Dallas Brewer, James Ashley Dallas Brewer, M. E. Dallas opnomores , . . Pagc 146 I o L J u| . Rrewer. Spencer J. Dallas Drinker, Billye E. Dallas Brockman, Odette Dallas Brooks, Charles E. Dallas Brooks, Donald E. Dallas Brooks, Mary Jeanne Dallas Brooks, Patricia Dallas Browne, Bob San Antonio Brown, B. R. Dallas Brown, Fred R. Dallas Brown. Paul H. Dallas Brown, William R. Dallas Bryan, Orval C. Dallas Bryan, William Jennings Dallas Bryant, Gloria Millburn, New Jersey Brydon, Russell Dallas BullW.D. Burgin, Betty Burnett, Wayne Burnett, William F. Dallas Fort Worth Corpus Christi Houston Burns. Carley Dallas Burns, James Willi.im Long Island, N. Y, Busbee, C. R. Butler, Horace Dallas DalLis O f ...CLsof ' 49 Page 147 Cable, Larry D. Dallas Campbell, James W., Jr. Dallas Cannaday,J. C. Mt. ' ernon Caraway, Morris Van Carneal, Charles L Dallas Carneal, Virgil Dallas Carnes. Griffiths Galveston Carpenter, Carl Lee, Jr. Waco Carson, Jim W. New Orleans. Louisiana Carter, James E. Dallas Cartwright, Gene Dallas Gates, Mickey Jo Dallas Cliamberlin, Jackie Dallas Chancey, Victor W. Dallas Chaney, Monita Dallas Cheney, John A. Durant, Oklahoma Ciierry, Evelyn Dallas Childers, Victor Cisco Clark, Dolores Dallas Clark, Sue W. Dallas Clary, James Dan Stuttgar , Arkansas Clay, Stephen M. Dallas Claypool, Gilvin L. Houston Clayton, Bob Dallas S oph onto res Pa cm 148 Clemans, Richard L. Coleman, Charles H. Coleman, Olen Collier, Gerald Loyd Collier, Walter G. Conine, Ernest Connally, George H. Conner, Lynn C. Cook, James A. Cooper, Eloise Cooper, Sue Corder, Marvin S. Corey, H. Rex Corley, R. L., Jr. Courson, Edwin Cowand, George E. Cox, OByrne Paradise Clendenen, Lessleen Henderson Cockerel!, Virginia Dallas Coke, Kathryn Dallas Coker, Billy Naples Coker, Thomas Ray Marshall Cole, W.Edward Cisco Cole, Gerald E.,Jr. Dallas Kemp Kaufman Dallas Dallas Dallas Carter, Okla. Irving Pasadena, California Roscoe Mart Menard Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas CLi of ' 49 Page U S opl f lomored . . . Cox, Roy Dallas Cozby, Charlie E. Dallas Crisp, George Olen Kaufman Crouch, John W., J r. KiUeen Culium, A. W. Dallas Cullum, Rinda Dallas Culwell, Evelyn Dallas Cunningham, Mari lyn Dallas Curtis, Robert Fleming Meridian Custis, Walter Alfred Dallas Dalton, Margaret Dallas Daniel, J. Thomas Dallas Danke, Lyle H. Readfield, Wisconsin David, Frances Corsicana Davis, Betty Dallas Davis, Dick Dallas Davis, Donald W. Dallas Davis, George S. Dawson Davis, John Martin Dallas Dawson, Norman Dallas Dean, Michael 0. Dallas Dcatherage, John Foster Waxahaciiie Deaton, Allan, Jr. Dickens Dears, Elizabeth Graham Pach 1 0 . . C ia d of 49 DL-nniiig, Stephen Dallas neiiKiii, Hilly Lancaster DePrato, Jimmy Texarkana DeShazo.Neal C.,Jr. Dallas Dickey, Charles W. Bay City Dickinson, Albert Dallas Ditzler, Margaret DaUas Dommcrt, Roy Jennings, La. Donnell, Pauline Dallas Dough tie, Brooks Bay City Dowell, J. McCarty McKinney Duff, McGee Dallas Duggan, Randy Dallas Dullnig, Carolyn Jo Dallas Duncan, Mary Cleveland Dtmhan, Howard W. Dallas Dunn. John I.., Jr. Dallas Durham, Herbert A. Shreveport, La. Dushman, Helen Dallas Dye, David W. Dallas D)er, Julie Ann i ' ason, Joe Dallas Palmer |{tkman, N ' irginia Dallas ligaii, Joe Mike Dallas Page m opi to nored . . . Ellis, Robert W. Dallas Elmore, Be ' erly Dallas Elmore, Joe Earl Harlingen Elmore, William H.Jr. Dallas Esgar, Robert G. Wiley Colorado Evans, Frances Dallas Fair, Katy Dallas Fairchild, Ralph San Antonio Faires, Conway Dallas Farrar, Boyce, Jr. Dallas Feitler, Gloria Dallas Feldman, Corinne Dallas Feldman, Loren Dallas Feldman, Pearl Dallas Ferguson, Bill Dallas Ferguson, Carolyn Dallas Fischer, David Tyler Fire, Marianne Dallas Flanagan, W. C. Leonard Fleck, J. J. Dallas Ford, Mildred Dallas Fowler, Mary Lo) ' ce Van Fowler, Wanda Let- Cirand Saline Fox, Betty Dallas Pagb 7 52 .WL.a . . . C aJJ of 4 9 Fox, Elaine Dallas Frazier, Jeanne Houston . Freeman, Patsy Dallas Freeman, Peggy Dallas Freeman. Thomas W. Dallas Fricdeljohn N. Dallas Frierson, James N. McCamey Gabriel, Carter Tyler Gaddy, Gene Dallas Gaddy, Sam Dallas Gaddy, Thomas Dallas Gaines, Joe A. Huntsville Garretson. John D. Greenville Garwood, Chick ie San Antonio Gasper, Clara Chriesman Gealy,Fred D. Dallas George, Betty Lou DaUas George, Dorothy G. Edwardsville, 111. Gerhard, Bettie Mount Pleastna Gerlach, Joyce DaUas Giddens, Martha Dallas Giesecke, James A. LaGrange Gilbert, Edward Dallas Gilkey, William E. Eastland Pach 155 i0%c Gilxnore, Lloyd M. Dallas Godfrey, Billy F. Dallas Goldberg, Elaine M. Dallas Goldgar, Wilfred M. Dallas Golman, Donald Dallas Gomez, Isis Laredo Goodearle, Mary Jo Dallas Goodman, HoUis W Dallas Goodnight,]. H. New Boston Colsby.Bill M. Dallas Goren, Rebecca Dallas Gosett,Carl E. Erie, Kansas Gottlieb, Norma Dallas Gowen, Ted Dallas Goyen, Jimmy Houston Grantham, Ken Pampa Graves, Dinzel F. Garland Gray, Gilman Dallas Gray, Harry Dallas Gray, Jeanne Greenville Green, Lawrence K. Dallas Greenberg, Leon H. Dallas Gregory, William B. Dallas Griedcr, Jack H. San Antonio S opn omored . . . I ' A f, ; 154 s e Griffith, Nancy Dallas Groover, E. R. Dallas Guerry, Chester, Jr. Fort Worth Gunn,Jane Dallas Guras, Evyleen Dallas Haag. Mildred M. Elkhart, Indiana Hackman. Elizahetli Dallas Hapg, Albert I..,Jr. Dallas Haile, Roy Bartee Littlefield Hailey,J.G.,Jr. Dallas Hallmark, Olive Irene Wichita Falls Hamilton, Gayle K. Shreveport, Louisiana Hamilton, Jack C. Dallas Hamilion, James A.. Jr. Dallas Handy, James E.,Jr Wichita Falls Hanna, Homer H. Breckenridge Hardie, Mary Frances Dallas Hardaway, Patsy Dallas Harding, Glenn Raymondville Hardwick, Robert E.,Jr. Dallas Harkins, Kenneth L., Jr Hearne Harless, Fred S. Indianapolis, Indiana Harmon, Jake I.. Dallas Harper, Thomas P., Jr. Dalhis CLii of ' 49 Page 155 Harrell, Berry Gene Harris, Mart Harris, Rex S. Harris, Rhonda L Harris, Robert S. Harrison, Berry Jean Harrison, Don Harvey, James Cardwell Dallas Dallas Dallas DaUas Dallas San Anronio Dallas Dallas li Hasry, Martha Ann Arkura, Georgia H arhavvay, Paul L.,Jr. Dallas Haughron, Frank B. Dallas Hawley, Mary Jane Texarkana Hedges, Fred L. HelronJ.E. Henderson, Addie Carol Henderson, Sybil Henneberger, Marrlia Ann Herkimer, Lawrence R. Hess, Norma Jean Hewlerr, T. N. Hicks, Berry Ann Hiett, Edgar Higginbotham, Paul G. Hip| Beriy Dallas Dallas Henderson Dallas Dallas Dallas Pirtsburg Dallas Dallas Dallas New Boston Waxaliachie oph tpnotnoreJ . . . PACh 156 Hobbs, Clarence H. l-i ng Beach, Calif. Hockaday, Bett) ' Houston Hod e, Harmon ( iraham. Oklahoma Hoffman, Gerald Dallas Hoffman. Oscar R.Jr. Brenham Hoffman, Ted Fort Worth Holbrook, Robert A. Three Rivers Hollini swortli, W. C. Beeville Hood, R. M. Dallas Hooks, Marion M. Baytown Horton, Jack Ennis Howard, Margaret Madisonville Huckaby, Luc} ' Dallas Hudgins, William R. Dallas Hudson. Jeanne Dallas Hughes, Carol DaUas Hughes, V. Chalmers Fort Worth Hunt, Elton H. Dallas Hunter, Eugene J. Dallas Hunter, Marion A. Dallas Hurley, Barbara Jeanne Dallas Huseby, Dorothea Norma Dallas Hutchinson, Kit Dallas Hyde, Edward R Mabank . . . L iadd Of ' 49 Page 157 . ?ophomored . . . Iglehart, Mary Lou Dallas Irby Jerry Neal Houston Jagoe, Anna L. El Paso Jakel, Joan Dallas Jamieson, Hugh V., Jr. Dallas Jannette, Yvonne Coppell JarreU, Charles K. Jasper Jefiferson, BiUy R. Hot Springs, Ark. Jeffus, John Dallas Jenkins, Marcha Dell Dallas Jenkins, Robert D. Dallas Jirak, Gerald Ord, Nebraska John, Catherine Oklahoma City,Okla. Johnson, Billy Dallas Johnson, Henry Atlanta Johnson, Sam Dallas Johnston, Sheila Dallas Jones, Billy Carroll Crosbyton Jones, Dorothy Bess Wichita Falls Jones, Gwendolyn Dallas Jones, Jean Ann Dallas Jones, Raymond Otis Dallas Jones, Robert Louis Sanatorium, N.C. Jones, Robert M., Jr. Grand Prairie Pagu 158 o o o . . . Ciads of 49 Jordan, Ethyl Mae Arc Justus. Billy Clarroll Dallas Kasten, X ' ilbcr Albert Dallas Keitz. Roderick K. Dallas Keller, John M. Dallas Keller, Ramona Snyder Kelley, Eloise Beaumont Kelly, Forrest R. Dallas Kelly, James M. I.ongview Key, Homer W. Dallas Key, James C.,Jr Kemp Keys, MM., Jr. Dallas Key, Thomas D. S. Dallas Kil_£;ore,Jean Kendall Dallas Kimmel, Norman Dalhis Kimple.Bill C. Dallas Kinard, Beverly Jane Dallas Kindred, Becky Ann Dallas Kindred, Wharton Dallas Kini;, Thclma C. Dallas Kin . Walter H. Atl inta, Georgia Kinnear, Joe B. Jasper Kinney, Woodrow Gushing Kisler, R. G. Dallas Pace 159 1 f!!? • joijy lomored . . . Klein, Gary R. Dallas Knight, Gloria Dallas Knight, Robert F. DaUas Knox, Neil J. Monahans Knox, Pauline Dallas Koepsel, William F.,Jr Mathis Kollhoff, Charles W. Dallas Koonce, James C. Dallas Koonce, Robert C. Dallas Kosar, John P. w likes Barre, Pa. Kyle, Henry H. Kingston Labor, Earle Pittsburg Lackey, Estill Dallas Lagow, Jack D. Dallas Lake, Grady B.,Jr Crockett Lani|iman, Emma Jean Dallas Lane, Billie Jo Terrell Land, James R. Grand Saline I.ankford, Edgar Allen Dallas Lanning, Frank W. Logan, Ohio L.nium, Martha Ann l.awler, L ' homas i L, [r. Lawrence. Hettv Laurence, Kii.li.ird R. Page 160 Dallas IXdLis 1-t. Stockton Dallas . . . ( iass Of 49 Lazar, Joann Dallas Leahy. Marie Tlierese Dallas Leatherman, Reta Gene Dallas Leddy, HoUis H. San Angelo lee, Calvin H. Marland. Oklahoma Lee, Ruth Estelle Dallas Leek, Dorothy Dallas Leftwich, Lewis C. Dallas I.eifcste, Mozelle Mildred Dallas Leisy, James F. Dallas Lewis, David W. Dallas Lewis, Eugene Stanley Dallas Lewis, Robert Tate Dallas Lew is, Ro er E. Dallas Lietemeyer, Esther Ellen Dallas Lindsay, James H. Brownwood Lindsey, Glenn A. Dalkis Little, A. Tra is Dallas Little, Curtis J. Kenedy Little, James D. Mesquite Littlejohn, Thomas W. .Sherman, Miss. Livingston, Mickey Odessa Lloyd, Jane Dall.is Loe. Fred B..Jr. Dallas Pace 161 Lohmann, Jane Port Arthur Loomis, De Lois Dallas Lowe, Kenneth W. Dallas Lowry, Jimmy S. Dallas Lupton, Cornelius T. Mesquite Lynn, James C. Centralia, Illinois McAlister, George A.. J r. Dallas McCartney, Bill B. Greenville McCash,Wray Barton Dallas McCloud, Michael J., Jr. Omaha, Neb. McClure, Robert D. Dallas McCracken, Eugene Merle Pampa McCuan, N. M., Jr. Sherman McDaniel, Harry J. Dallas McDonald, William H. Dallas McEntee,Owen H. Dallas McFarland, James T. Los Angeles, Cal. McGill, Murrell G. Dallas McGregor, Homer J., Jr. Dallas Mclver, Virginia Dallas McKenzie, Emmett H. McKinney, Walter McKnight, Tom McLendom, George L. Hearne Dallas Dallas Dallas S oplt T lomored Page 162 MclAire, David S. Houston McManus, Dan Macon. Georgia McMiirry, Norm an E. Dallas McNamara, Peggy Dallas McPherson, Harry, Jr. Tyler Madden, George E. Rolla, Missouri Maher, William H. Dallas Malitz, Howard G. Dallas Mansfield, Val V. Dallas Margerum, Robert C. Palacios Marlowe, Walter L. Dallas Marney, Mac A. Santa Anna Martson, Maryline Dallas Martin, Conrad Dallas Martin, Joanne Dallas Martin, John I.. Topeka, Kansas Mart inez, Jose H. Dallas Martinez, Laiirentina Mission Mathers, Dudley B. Dallas Matthews, George M. Coleyville Mattison, Kitty Lou Dallas May, John Edward DaUas Mayo, Jean Dallas Mays, Shirley Dallas . . . C iadd of 49 Page 163 k Meisch, Robert E. Marlin Nfelcer, Donald Dallas Melman, Dorothy DaUas Metcalf, Donald S. Dallas Meyer, Ralph Brookly n. New York Middlebrooks, B.W. Dallas Miert.John Paul Greenwich, Conn. Mills, Weldon W. Dallas Milner,Jean Houston Mirch, Mary Ann Dallas Mitchell, Ann Dallas Mitchell, Barbara Dallas Mitchell, J. W., Jr. Duncanville Mixon, Thelma Dallas Moffitt, Joan Dallas Moore, Louis E.,Jr. Dallas Moore, R. E. Dallas Moore, S. W. Dallas Moore, T. G. Anr Arbor, Michigan Morgan, Andrew E. El Paso Morgan, Ralpii O. Dallas Morgan, Sam Dallas Morrison, Donovan Cecil Dalhis Morrow, Weldon C. Pilot Point opnotnored . . . Page 164 Moses, Dolene Moughon, Sidney Rex Mounger, Kenneth H. Moxley, William Carl Mueller, Harold A. Miilier, Julia A. Mullens. John D. Murdock, Ruth Marie DaUas Gilmer Purcell, Okla. Dallas Dallas Livingston Dallas Dallas Murphy, Charles H. Murphy, David W. Murphy, Mike P. Murray, R.B., Jr. Myers, John Jefferson Naab, Philip John Nail, William R. Neal, Jo Nelson, Martha Nelson, Nettles F. Nickels, Albert Nichol, Charles N. Nichols, John D. Nimon, James R. Noble, Graves Norman, Ralph N. Ft. Smith, Ark. El Dorado, Ark. Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Ft. Monmouth. N. J. Wichita Falls Dallas Boerne Dallas Dallas Denison Ferris Dallas CiaiS of ' 49 Pafe 165 ophomored . . O ft Norwood, James D. San Angelo Nurre, Bernard T. Dallas Nurse, Rodney Dallas Ochs, Edward Joseph Owatonna, Minn. O ' Connor, Arthur Eugene Ogden, Betty Ogilvie, Jack Old, Norma Jean Oliver, Jack Olson, Patricia Osborne, Jack D. O ' Shel, Donna Gloria Owen, Joe R. Pace, Betty Page, Paul Palmer, Joan Parnell, D. M. Parker, Briscoe K. Parker, Clyde K. Parramore, Leroy Parry, Owen Paschall, Belker D. Paschall, Chas. E. Patterson, Dan M. Pagh 166 Dallas Dallas Dallas Wooster Beaumont Dallas Houston Dallas Dallas F -f Wichita FaUs J Eldorado Dallas Dallas Houston Raymondville Dallas Riciiardson Dallas Dallas Paris ' Liu . . . ( iaS6 of 49 Payne, Irene Dallas Peabody, Douglas C. Dallas Penland, James M. Dallas Perry, Ernest 0.,Jr. Navasota Persons, Jimmy Dallas Peterson, Charlotte Fort Worth Peterson, Roy Corpus Christi Pettigrew, Samuel Wayne Dallas Perry, Paul C. Pfeiffer, Richard R. Phillips, Calvin Phillips, Cecil B. Pickens, Claire A. Puckett. Homer Pittman, Pendell Pokladnik, Robert J. Poland, Row ena Pool, Barbara Pond, Douglas Porter, John Clark Pounds, Truman E. Powell, Nancy i ' r.isifka, Walter Prater, Frances Dallas Mission Dallas Dallas Dallas DaU.as Dallas Dallas Jacksonville DaUas DalLis Rce, Arkansas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Page 167 opt lomored . . . Prather, Ann Dallas Prart.WiUiamW. Goose Creek Price, Joan Dallas Price, Nancy Galveston Pridgeon,Al H. Dallas Prince, Norma San Antonio Prince, Peggy Dallas Purgason, Dorothy Dallas Purifoy, Albert C. Dallas Purnell, Barbara Dallas Putter, R.S. Dallas Quant, Lyle J. New London, Wisconsin Rainwater, Bob Dallas Raitt, Betty Overland Park, Kansas Rasco, John F. Thornton Ratcliffe, Sara Frances Dallas Redman, Dave Fort Worth Reed, E. D. DalL-is Reed, Walter D.Ulas Rees, Ann Dallas Beeves, Weldon C. Hooks Reid, William F. Dallas Riincke, Joan Fort W ' orih Render, Peggy Dallas Page 168 I . . . Ula d of 49 Rcttig, Donald Pcnn Houston 1 Richards. WiUaim L Dallas Ricluirdson, James E. Hawkins Richardson, Sam F. Houston Richey, Allen Dallas Rike, Margaret Dallas Riley, Mary Lou Dallas Riley, Mary Patricia Dallas 1 Rimmer, Ruth B. Dallas Rives, Hal Jacksonville Roberts, Anne E. Shreveport, La. Robinson, Jean Lea Houston Roby.John W.,Jr. Grand Prairie Rodgers,Jean E. Dallas Roemisch, Betty Dallas Rosenblum, Mel B. Brooklyn, N. Y. Rosenzweig, Dolores Dallas Rosin, Lois Pearl Dallas Ross, Sylvia Houston Royall, Joanne Malakoff Royman, Thomas William Dallas Rozclle, Allen G.,Jr. Dallas Rubin, Marilyn S Dallas Ruff, Martcl Dallas Pa an 169 Russell, Ann Gainesville Russell, Charles Corsicana Russell, Robert Rasco Amarillo Rutherford, Hampton Dallas Ryan, Harley San Angelo Ryan, Joyce Lee Dallas Ryan, Roseanne Dallas Sada, Louis El Paso Salser, Sandra Dallas Sampert, William J. DaUas Sandberg, Hildeearde Ft. Dodge, Iowa Sandlin, Tom Midlothian Sanford,Mary Lou Dallas Savage, Brownie Dallas Saustad, Carl, Jr. Dallas Schmaling, George P. Armonk, N. Y. Schmalzried, Charlyn Dallas Sch mucker, Walter Joseph Balmorhea Schumm, Jane Dallas Sclater, Kenneth Dallas Scott, Foster Dallas Scott, Irvin C. Dallas Scott, Lee Gaines Dallas Sebenius, Emmons Altadena, California opn r lomoreS Page 170 Seymour, Lillian Seward, Parricia Shadle, Robert H Shaffer, Surry G.,Jr. Shear, Norman Shipton, Wesley Shirley, LaVonne Shoenfelt, Marion J. Shortridge, Robert Simpson, Paul Skillern, Jean Slack, William B, Smith, Edwin Jack Smith, Elizabeth Anne Smith, Joseph B. Smith, L.N., Jr. Ennis Groesbeck Dallas Dallas Houston Laredo Dallas Dallas Dallas Mesquite Dallas Hot Springs, Ark Dallas Dallas Clovis, N.M. DaUas Smith, Rosa San Augustine Smith, Thomas C. Grand Prairie Snelling, T. French, Jr. Dallas Snyder, Fallon Dallas Soapes. Susan Ann Smith Center, Kan. Soden, James C. Houston Souder, Marilyn Dallas Spain, Garvis Farmersvilie CLm o{ ' 49 Page 171 Spears, Lloyd F. Sweerwater Spelling, Aaron Dallas Spurgin, Jean Dallas Stanley, Joe L. Dallas Stanton, Howard Dallas Staples, Kenneth Dallas Steele, James P. Port Arthur Stevens, Sylvia Neligh, Nebraska Stewart, Bill G. Dalhis Stewart, Ivie Joe Van Stewart, Nigel C. Dallas Stewart, Robert H. Dallas Stoker, Margaret Dallas Stoller,Jack C. Dallas Stone, James Taft Stoops, J. B. Garland Stovall, Gloria El Campo Stovall, Velma R. Dallas Strait, Guy Dallas Stroud, Layden I.., [r. Dallas Stuller, Emerson Scott Mishaw ika, Ind. Styles, Stella Mac Dallas Suwal, Horace Irwin Dallas Tallicket, Julian Dallas opnotnoreS . . . Pace 172 Tanneliill.Sliirley J. Dallas Tapp, Harriet Lee Seguin Tarter, Bill Dallas Tartt, Blake Houston Tartt, Leonora Galveston Ta}lor, Mar) ' Dallas Taylor. Mary Frances Dallas Ted ford , R oy Edwin Mt. Vernon Temple, James B, Dallas Temple, Sally Lubbock Templeton, D. C. Mineola Tenison, John H. Dallas Tennison, Coy Dallas Thaxton, Emmett Albert Dallas Thomas, Harry Dean Richardson Thomas, Robert C Dallas Thomasson, John R. Dallas Thompson, Bob Dallas Thompson, Billy Waxahachie Thompson, Don Council Bluff, Iowa Thornton, Jerome Dallas Thurman, Joyce Wicliira Falls Tipton, William E. Dallas Tobin, Charles E. Dallas . . . C aJ J Of ' 4 9 Pagf. 173 fofjh lomoreJ . . . Tompkins, Phyllis Dallas Tompkins, Thomas E. Dallas Toombs, Sam E. Dallas Tower, Jo Wichita Falls Towne, Eugene P. Dallas Treadaway, Ben Dallas Trichel,S.A. Dallas Troth, William T. Dallas Turner, Mary Bob Graham Turner, Richard L. Dallas Valdez, Johnnie Dallas Vanderslive, Charles Dallas Van Huss, Jimmy Dallas Vernon, Frank L.,Jr. Dallas Vilbig, Mary Dallas Vilfordi, Eugene Dallas Wadsworth, Daniel B Dallas Wagner, Fred H. Grand Prairie Wainschel, Jack Dallas Wales, Herbert Dallas Walker, Dewitt Dallas Wallace, Jack P. Dallas Wallis, James Dallas Wammack.Troy Grand Prairie Pace 174 . . . ( ladA Of 4 9 Warlick.Jim Dallas Wai lick, Nancy Dallas Watkins, Judy Marvell, Arkansas Warren. Donald E. Berryville, Arkansas Waskom, Jane Dallas Watson, Horace B.,Jr. Charlotte Watson. Wyatt D. Brownwood. Weakley, Clare G. Dallas Weaver, George T. Dallas Weatherford, Bill Dallas Weatherford, Robert Ferris Webb, Barbara Dallas Webb, Tommy Dallas Webberman, Hannah Dallas Weber, Frank B. Jr. Dallas Webster, Blanche D Dallas Welch, Ned Dallas West, Joyce Ozona Westmoreland, George H. Houston Whatley, Julius Dallas W ' hatlcy, Lou Ann W iciiiia Falls Wheat, C.U. Dallas White. Manila Dallas While, Robert B. San Antonio PAcn 175 1 t ■ l % Zl T-- ' • jophomored , . . White, Yvonne Dallas Whitehead, Edwin Dallas Whitehead, Oren W. Wichita Falls Whiteside, Gene Timpson Whitten, Annie Lee Lufkin Widener, James F. Dallas Wilhoit, Sam Dallas Wilkes, James H. Dallas Wilkins,Dan C. Dallas Wilks, Allen R. Dallas Williams, Betty Dallas Williams, Beverly Dallas Williams, Curtis D. Corsicana Williams, Frances Dallas Williams, E. W., Jr. Post Williamson, Barbara Tulsa. Oklahoma Wilhusen, Richard C. Dallas Wilson, Henry Glade water Wilson, Walter Dallas Windham, Harlan H. Palmer Wollcbak, Bob Dallas Wood, William Oito n.illas Wood.Ralpii Dallas WooJ.Willi.im Sulphur Springs Page 176 ; . . . L iaSA Of 49 ' (K)din, Robert B. Wixxibridge Conn. Woods, Harry B. Dallas Woods, James Dallas Woolsev, Charles F. Dallas Wri; ht,Bill B. Cisco Wright, Gerald D. Dallas Wright. Gordon I.. Dallas VC ' right, Wanna Rutli Shawnee. Okla W ' yatt. Jo Ann Dallas Wynn, Robert Fred Bellevue Young, Jean L. Greenville Young, Rose Marie Tyler Yowell, Hmery Dallas Zollars, Gordon Dallas y-re6 men . . . Abbott, Clyde Dallas Abercrombie, Dorothy R. Livingston Abercrombie, Lloyd Quitman Abernathy, Charles H. Hughes Springs Abies, James G. Terrell Addington, Wayne V., Jr. Richardson Akin, Edward Dallas Akin, Hugh D..Jr. Dallas Akins, Homer R. Dallas Albert, David Dallas Alden, G. B. Iraan Alexander, Tom W. Dallas Allen, Carlton L.,Jr. Marlin Allen, Patricia Dallas Allen, Sharon Dallas Allen, William G. Dallas Allensworth, Kenneth W. Dallas Alley, William K. Dallas Allison, Wayne W ' indber, Penna. Anderson, Carleton John Dallas Anderson, Daniel U. D alias Anderson, James M. Dallas Anderson, Marcia Dallas Andres, Yancy A., Jr. IXill, Andrews, Bob c;i iner Apoy, Avis Jean Dallas Arneil. Don Dall.is Arncii. Joseph T. 1 utki I ' .u, ; 7« . . . C ladd of ' 50 Arrington,Joe E. Dallas Arterburn. Dorothy Dallas Ashbv, Robert H. Dallas Austin, Thomas J Dallas Avery, Lee R. Cambridge, Mass Aycock, Bob FarmersviUe Bacon, Richard Dallas Baines, Robert E. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Baker, Boyd Baleja, Leonard J. Ballard, John E. Ballew, Jacquelyn Balew, Merritt Baney, Dean R. Banvard, Robert E. Barber, Leonard L. Barnes, John L. Barrett, Dorothy Barton, Fredna Bryan Barton, James Dallas Dallas Dallas Garland Garland Ashland, Ohio Beaumont Frynor Houston Dallas Dallas Dallas Barton, Robert T. Beal,C!harles Beali, Carolyn Beaslcy, Billye Jean Dallas Hermiston, Oregon Beauchamp, Yvonne Beaver, Ralph Bebcrstein, Norbcrt Bebinger, James C. Dallas Houston Dallas Fort Wortii Dallas San Antonio Page 179 Beggs, Charles W. Denison Belk, Elderleen Dallas Bemis,John H. Dallas Bennett, Bert) ' Lee Dallas Bennett, Clyde Alan Dallas Berry, A. J. Estelline Best, Wayne A., Jr. Dallas Bevans, Jimmie Menard Bigger, Joe Dallas Birdsong, Jackie F. Dallas Blanchard, Claude Dallas Boatright, Billy Harold Hillsboro Boger, William E.,Jr. Cleburne Bogie, Thomas M. Dallas Bonhoff, Mary Ann Dallas Bonner, Bettye Belle Dallas Borders, Roy T., Jr. Waxahachie Bostick, Thomas W. Dallas Boucher, Carl, Jr. Dallas Bowen, Becky Dallas Bowen, Jimmy Dallas Bowerman, Harold D. Dallas Bowers, Monty Dallas Bowles, Charles O. Lancaster Bowles, Marvin E. Fort Wt)rth Bowman, Martha Woodward, Okla. Boyd, Barbara Dallas Bowman, James Dallas ZJ resi tmen . . . I ' AC.V. IHO Boyd, Taylor Dallas Brackeen, John T., Jr. Dallas Bradley, Frank Dallas Bragg, Charles P. Dallas Bramlett, Homer L. Brashear Bramlerr, John Brashear Branyon. Allan Dean Dallas Brasher, Betty Ann BeckviUe Braswell, Robert Jasper Bratton, Henry T. Colorado Springs, Colo. Bray, Bill B. Dallas Brazell, Felton W. Gorman reckenridge, Doris Dallas Briles,Odis Milfor d Briggs, Betty Dallas Bristol, Teddy Dallas roach. RichardW. Dallas Broadnax. Jeanne Dallas Brooks, J. L. Dallas Broughton, Joyce Dallas Brown, Arthur I. Morristown,N. J. Brown. (;iarence E. Los Angeles, Calif. Brown, Collins W. Dallas Brown, Warren P. Taunton, Mass. own, William Dallas Bryant, Jo Anne Ma ilewood. La. Ruble. Rolxrt Dallas Buckley, R.d ph C. Dallas . . . C aJj of ' 30 Pa an 181 Biickmaster, Joyce Dallas Bull, Joe W. Abilene Duller, Burnell C.Jr. Dallas Burer. Lois Belle Houston Burke, Bill Dallas Burrell.Jack L. DaUas Burt, Betty Dallas Bush, LouJa Winnefred Dallas Buster, Johnnie E. Paris Byers, Felice Beverly Dallas Bynum, Laverne 1. Henderson Bynum, Sam Peare Cady, Elizabeth Dallas Calicote, Doris Eldorado Caldwell, Goldie McKinney Calvin, Billy B. Dallas Campbell, Harvey M., Jr. Dallas Campbell, Mary Dallas Campbell, OUie Neal, Jr. Marlin Campbell. Sidney L. Fanskin, Calif. Campbell, T. E. Dallas Campbell, Wade C. Rome, Ga. Campbell, Zach J, Jr. HumbolcTenn. Canavan, Peg v Jean Dallas Canfield, Charles Cannon. Allan Ci. C antwxll, jiminv Carliii, (harks Dallas Camden, Ark. Dallas I ittleRock, Ark jrrejli I ' .U.Ii IHJ men O ( Carter, Mary Grace Dallas Carter, Mary Jane Dallas Casebolt, Earl Seaj. ' oville Cash, D.ilton Dallas Cates.Cora Beth Gilmer Cavalleri. James A. Dallas Ch.idwick, Louis Dallas Chantey, Helen E. Tulsa, Okla. Chaney, Pat Dallas Channell, Glenn L. Dallas Chapman, Jerome D.. Jr- Beeville Chapman, Thomas D. Sulphur Springs Chappell, A. E. Texarkana, Ark. Cheaney, Daniel Dallas Cheanick, Virginia Dallas Cherry, Dottie Dallas Christenson, Marilyn Dallas Christian, Charles F. Math is Civello, Ellis John Dallas Clark, Betty Jo Dallas Clark, Joe H. Dallas Clark, OrviUe Pharr Clark, Samuel B. Marl in Clay, Leon Dallas Clore, Marianna Dallas Cobb, Allen B. Dallas Cobbel, David Dallas Coburn, David Dallas . . . LtaJJ o ' 50 Page 183 t a ( f 1 i k I resk men Cocke, James Petersburg Coffman, Anna Lou Dallas Cohen, Addy Kansas Citv, Mo. Cole, Evelyn Ruth Dallas Cole, Robert S. Santa Fe, N. M. Collier, Ida Mae Dallas Collins, James G. Dallas Collins, William H. Dallas Colvin, Miriam Dallas Combast, Dorman J. Princeton Compton, Richard H. San Angelo Conley, Carol Pueblo, Colo. Connally, Robert L Beeville Conner, John Douglas San Antonio Conner, Wayne J. Dallas Connor, Jo Ann Dallas Cook, James O. Farmers Branch Cooke, Robert W., Jr. Fort Worth Cope, Marilyn Dallas Cotten,Sam Gainesville Cotter, Robert J. Covey, Irwin Cox, Robert W. Crabtree, Margaret Craig, John Cramer, George H. Cramjiton, Chester A. Crawford, Guinn Dallas Dallas Dallas Dalla. ' Dallas Dallas Sulphur Springs Pecan Ciai Pack IH4 I ' - ' f Z) .1: v_ t.- 1 R K tt rvi; c o O 4 r ' kl : is ft . . . C aJJ o ' 50 Crenshaw, Patricia Sam Dallas Crews, James R. Dallas Crocker, Houston HiUsboro Croley, W. James Gilmer Crosby, Dick Dallas Crowder, Alton D. Sherman Crowe, Virginia Ann San Antonio Crowley, Peggy Jean Dallas Culpepper, Charley Atlanta, Ga. Cunningham, Raymond B., Jr. Dc-llas Curtis, Dorothy E. Dallas Curtis, George Dallas Damron, Clyde Piano Dargan, John M. Dallas Darr, Audy L. Dallas Davidson, Edna E. Ozona Davies, William Dallas Davis, Billy H. Ferris Davis, Walter Fred, Jr. Indianola, Miss. Dawson, R. Earl Dallas Day, Idafaye DeArman, Thomas M. Degelia, Joseph T. Dendinger, Dorothy Denning, Hill Derun,Jo.scpliW..Jr. DcSliazo, George E. Desobry, Emily Orange Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Pace 185 fl yy Mt HiiUk TiuTu-jm.Mitn Jrrank IVirhiimi.Biin O, Tiallas Dalias Eichctocrjei. lame . K. Ahib-nt Ausur. _. CL. 4 ' fj iiCia.paaei 0 JBlWr till £UrtiK.Kt:rt fa=fe_ teat J eid Ellen l ala«s iDsikc [Dalae D lac PiBiQ£.(GenE Bust fe-iv «!. fjndiesr-inibii fp lag- pjsiL.JhiaL W. JMbmmiT frcpt ?invi. lEtak . fT Ka BrifcfiirrA. (QaOassa. ff R-ifanw Jl- iOulas- KBmEstaer v Murikte XJfck fftonnj . cwcE HMos. kacc isr Floto, Bill Dallas Foote, Fredda Dallas Foster, Ann Dallas Foster, Bill DaUas Foster, H. Ann Dallas Foster, Marjorie Pickton Frazier, Charles S. Dallas Fredrick, Gloria Dallas Freeman, George R. Dallas Freeman, Wally Dallas Freidenrich, Jack Patterson, N. J. Freye, Donald N. Altus, Okla. Fuller, Troy M. Arlington Fulcher, Charles A. Dallas Fullinwider, Chester Dallas Fullinwider, J. M. Dallas Fullwood, George M. Wauwatosa, Wis. Furlow, Lawrence F. Tucumcari, N. M. Gafford, William C. Electra Gallrein, Jeanne Dallas Gandy, Dorothy San Angelo Ganse, A. H., Jr. Corsicana Garber, Thomas Dallas I Garrison, Norma Gene Blooming Grove Garrott, Frank Roberts Dallas Garthwaite, George J. Toms River, N. J. Gartner, Paul Eric, Penna. Cjaynier, John J. Wyandotte. Mich. Credit men PACI: IHH K- George, Doris Dallas Gerson, Maurice Galveston Gilbert, Jack I. Dallas Gibson, John W. Fort Worth Gilbert, Edward E. Long Is and.N.Y. Gilbert, Francis M. Irving Gilbert, Jack L. Dallas Gilbert. Robert W. Dallas Gilbreath, Thomas A. Dallas Gill, Silas C.,Jr. Dallas Gilliland, Ann Dallas Gilpin, James Russell Dallas Glanville, Margaret Dallas Glenn, Joyce Dallas Goodman, Larry C. Dallas Goodrum, Eugene Dallas Gordon, Glenn Dallas Gordon. Grahame Dallas Goree, John P. Vinton, La. Graves, Clinton T. HoUis.Okla. Gray, George Lubbcxk Green, Jacqueline Dallas Greenberg, Murray Dallas Greenman, Eric Dallas Greenwood, Abe W., Jr. Navasota Greunke. Herbert Dallas Grinke, Harold Dallas Cirinnan, Joe Dallas . . . L CaSA of ' 50 Page 189 I Grubbs, George Dallas Gruber, Rose Dallas (julick, John Princeton, N. J. Gumfory, William Cur tis Fort Worth Gunze, Florine Dallas Gutow, Irene Dallas Gwinn, Robert Dallas Haas, A. C, Jr. Waco Hailey, Harold L. Dallas Haines, Edward T. Dallas Halbert, William D. Dallas Halbrock, Evelyn Dallas Halden, Al Dallas Hale, Harvey R. Italy Haley, Charlene Dallas Hall, Arthur Edward Abilene Hall, D. H. Dallas Hall, Henry G.,Jr. Dallas Hall, James D.,Jr. Abilene Hall, Jeanne Dallas Hallock, Bert Dallas Hamilton, Duanette Dallas Hambriylit, James W. Prescott, Ark. Hamberuer, John Dallas Hamilton, Jaccard Glenn Dallas Hamilton, William F. Dallas Hamm.ClilTord O. Dallas H.uKock, M.irvcll Dallas Ijrredi ' linen . . . P.K.r. 190 Hancock, Wayne Dallas Hanshaw.Jack F. Dallas Hanson, Joan Dallas Harbin, Darwin D. Dcnison Hardaway. Herman Sunray Harde,£;ree, J. H. Ben Wheeler Harden, Nell Dallas Hardin, Tom J. Dallas Harding, Sliirley Ann Dallas Hare, William E. Dallas Hargett, Jerry Dallas Harkey, Joanne Dallas Harper, Edwin Dallas Harper, Wesley Dallas Harrad, James W. Pampa Harred, Martha Jean Sulphur Springs Harrell. Anne Camden, Ark. Harrell, Faith Dallas Harris, Alice Marie Longview Harris, Ned Dallas Harrison, James E. Paducah Harvey, Robert C. Paris Harwell. George Dallas Haseltine, Davit Dallas Hayden, Diane E. M nneapolis, Minn. Haynes,Kent Dallas Hedges, Richard M. Dallas Hefley, W. T. San Antonio • • • V— - C-CC ; l ' 50 V. cii 191 yre6 nmen , . . Hefner, Betty Jean Dallas Heilner, Donald E. Ph iladelphia, Penn. Heitman, James W. Dallas Helmet, Clarence San Antonio Hembree, Truman R. Dallas Henderson, Bill Dallas Henderson, Z. D. Dallas Hendricks, Bill Dallas Hendricks, Robert E. Farmersville Hendrix, R. E.Jr. San Antonio Henke, Russell D. Dallas Henry, Aileen Dallas Hensley, Henry Groveton Herman, David Louis Dallas Herman, RoUo Sue Dallas Hernandez, Onesimo Dallas Herrera, Laura Mexico City, Mex. Herrington, Joe B., Jr. Lufkin Hetherington, John Galveston Hiatt, Billy Bob Ferris Hicks, Peggy Waco Higginbotham, Elizabeth Dallas Higgins, Donald Dallas High, Alma Joan Dallas Hill, Betty Jo Col umbus Hill, Patricia Dallas Hill, J. B. ' I ' cmple Hill, Virginia Tyler Pace 192 . . . L iadd of 50 Hilt.KcmK-tli H. Natick, Mass. nines, Norman Mineral Wells Hinron, Rtibert L. Dallas Hirrnon, David W. Dallas Hitxcibcr,i;cr. Jack R. Dallas I lobbs, Barbara Jane Hennessey, Okla. Hoa land, William N Erie, Kansas Hockaday, Al Houston Hodges, Frank Carlton Abilene Hodges, Meredith R. Dallas Holbrook, Billy J. Three Rivers Holmes, Benjamin Josephine Holmes, Joan Elizabeth Dallas Holtz, Mercedes E. Houston Hopkins, Artiiur P. Dalhis Home, Bill Dallas Horton, Richard Dallas Hosford, James F. Waxahachie Hosford. James V. Red Oak House, Marjorie Dallas Howard, Vernon Dewitt Christoval Howe, Albert Dallas Hudgins, Karl Dallas Hudson, John K. Dalhis Hudson, Thomas Edwin Dallas Hurt, Gene W. DalKas Hughes, Joe K. Dallas Hughston, T. N. Dallas Page 19 i reAnmen . . , 9i j| mtSk Hummel, Ruth E. Dallas Hurley, J. Lloyd WiUs Point Hurley, Lucille Minden, La. Hursr, Virginia Longview Huss, Stewart A. Dallas Hutto, Emily Dallas Hyer, Jeanne Dallas Ibarguen, Raymond Dallas Irby, Robert L, Dallas Irizarri-Rivera, Samuel Guay anilla, Puerto Rico Irvin, Royd Gene Rockingham, N. C. Iverson, Sig Fort Worth James, Jerrell Lee Carrollton James, William T. Santa Fe, N. M. Jannette, Harry M. Coppell Jennings, Ted Benton. Ark. Jester, Laurens L. Dallas Johnson, Charles C. Dallas Johnson, Jerry L Wichita Falls Johnson, J. M. Dallas Johnson, John F. K.uihnan Johnson, John T, Oalhis Johnston, Charles F. Dallas Johnston, Jon J. Little Rock, Ark. Joincs, James L. Forney Jones, Betty Gene Dallas Jones, Bill L. Dallas Jones, Herbert S. Fitchburg, Mass. P.u;i; 194 . . . ( laSS of 50 Jones, Ovid, Jr. Kansas City, Mo. Jones, Patsey Wichita Falls Jordan, Billy R. Texarkana Jourdan, Nancy Dallas Joyce. Barbara Mercedes Karr, Duaine O. Dallas Katona, Julius R. Perth Amboy, N. J. Kay, Irwin Bronx, N.Y. Keathley, Bryan Dallas Keeling, George W. Dallas Keenan, David Coy DalLis Keeton, Hood R. Hillsboro Keicz, Jack Dallas Keller, George A., Jr. Wellington Kenny, Ray Dallas Kerin, Anne Marie Dallas Kerr, Ann Dallas Ketclium, Henry Galveston Kerala, Veikka K. Cloquet, Minn. Key, Robert Dallas Kidd, Ogden Dallas Kiker, Billy Dallas Kimball, Ralph Dallas King, Irving San Antonio King, Richard W., Jr. Dallas King, Roy L. Denison Kingsley, George S. Hearne Kirkland, Sherman I.. Dallas Page 95 . Kirksey, Barbara Klassen, Joseph A. Klein, Dorothy Klein. Leslie S., Jr. Laqf, Jerry Faye Lamb, Cecil Landrum, Barbara Langham, Mary Jane Lawler, Barbara Lawrence, Charley Hill Lawrence, T. C, Jr. Leeah, Charles J, Jr. Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Klein, Robert W. Beaumont Kniff in, James C. Sherman Knight, Ray Dallas Knox, Lodema M. Carmi, Illinois Kofnovec, Robert G. Kaufman Korngut, Fred William Dallas Krouse, Jeanne Dallas Lacy, Billy W. Dallas Dallas Denison Dallas Dallas Dallas Mesquite Fort Worth Houston Laycock, Barbara Shamrock Leach, David A. Idaho Springs, Colo. Leachman, Tom G., Jr. Dallas Leake, Loncy L. Garlanti l.ear, James B. Leddy, Joyce Marie Lee, Edward Lawson, Louise Dallas San Angelo Dallas Dalki resh men Pace 1% .p ft e 1 l.cnnard, Robert L. Dallas I venthal, Shirley Dallas Leverett, Harold Dean Dallas Lewin, Ruthe Dallas Lewis, Edward F. Dallas Lewis, William G. Houston Ligon, John R. Dallas Limerick, Howard H. Dallas Lisr, Edward D. Portl and, Oregon List, L. A. Dallas Little, Thomas Dallas Lively, Octa Doyle Jasper I iera, Elizabeth Alamo [;ordo, N. M. Lockhart, Billie C. Acme Lockhart, Mrs. Maxine Acme Loe, Sidney Dallas Lomax, Louise Dallas Long, Mary Mr. Vernon Longoria, A. E. Mission Louis, David Dallas Lowe, Hilda Ruth Dallas 1 Lowery, Bobby Elvin Dallas Lowry, Wayne R. Dallas Lucky, Harwell L. Dallas Lucy. James E. Dallas Lull now, Fred Dallas Lutz, Richard Paul Dallas ( Luscliar, Herman H. Dallas 1 . . . C aJJ of ' 30 Pace 197 l.urher, Doris Dallas Lynch, Richard M. Dallas Lyon, Stanley Greenville MacGregor, Donald K. Ardmore, Okla. MacLean, Patrick Dallas McAdam, Jane Dallas McAfee, Patricia J. Penelope McAlexander. Kenneth M. Dallas McCaImon,JackW. Dallas McCarley, Mary McKinney McCauley, Leake Dallas McClain, Richard H. Dallas McClintock, James Guy Dallas McColm, John N. Fort Worth McCormick, Earnest F. Midland McDade. William M. Ralls McDonald, Charles P., Jr. Ft. Smith, Ark. McElvaney, William Dallas McGee, George W. Amarillo Mclntyre, Charles Roy Dallas McKinsey, David McLeod, Robert M.,Jr. Mcl.endon, F.mily McMnhan, Margie McMillan, Horace G. McMurrin, Katliryn McNeill, Mary McQiia) ' , Leroy Dallas Dallas Dall.is Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas re All inien Pac.h 19H McReynolds, Bland Houston McReynolds. Dorothy Ann Houston McSween, Paul San Antonio McVeigh, Marilyn DalLts 1 Maclay, Eleanor Dallas 1 Maddox, Evelyn Lorraine Dallas Malloy, Edward Dallas Malone, Genevieve 1 Decatur, Illinois i Malone, L. E. Big Spring Maloney. Sarah Dallas Malouf, Edward J. Dallas 1 Mannini;, David R. Leonard 1 Manning, Harold Edinburg 1 Manning, Pat Leonard Markins, Nora Jean Houston Marshall, Bill W. 1 Dallas Marrin, Ben B. Dallas Martin, Joan Harrison, Ark. Martin, G.W., Jr. Dallas Martin, Richard Dallas Mauldin, Sue Tyler Mauldin, Beatrice Dallas Matlock, Harriet Dallas Mathews, Thomas C. Dallas Mathews, Paul W, Jr. Dallas Martinez, Lupe Dallas Martinez, Aurclio Dallas Martin. Robert H. Christoval . . . K lCldd Of- ' 50 Pace 199 Credit men Maxfield. William Dallas Maxwell, Neil A. Dallas May, Robert B. Dallas Mayer, Harry Sulphur Springs Meador, Edith L. El Dorado Mecklenburg, Joan Newgulf Medley, E. J. Jacksboro Merkel, William K. San Antonio Merriell, Martha Dallas Merriman, E. M. Pendleton, Ore. Myer, Clarence A., Jr. Dallas Miazza, James Frances Dallas Michael, Thomas M. Dallas Mickle, William A. Dallas Milam, Zohn Eliasville Millender, Don Dallas Miller, A. June Dallas Miller, Laurel Dallas Miller, Richard E. Dallas Milliken, William H. Kaufman Milner, Robert T. AltLis,Okla. Minnick, William D. L ong Beach, Calif. Minter, Kathleen Dallas Mitchell, Betty Jane Lancaster Mitchell, Mack Groesbeck Mittclman, Kenneth Patterson, N.J. Mixon, George Dallas Montgomery, Ann Dallas PA(,ii 200 x - o o 4. iimiii-Jk % :. ., 53j . . . ( ladA Of 50 Montgomery, Walter E. Dallas Moody, William G. Dallas Moore, James Roy, Jr. Dallas Moore, Nancy Dallas Moran, James R. Ft. Worth Morchower, Harry S. Dallas Morgan, James I. Houston Morris, Charles Ed Dallas Morris, Jo A n nette Dallas Morris, Robert B. Irving Morris, William James Whitney Morrison, H. Russell, Jr. Wilmington, Del. Morrison. Mary Ann Dallas Moss, Fred J. Dallas Mott, Tarn Dallas Mundie,Jim Dallas Mimnell, Ted C. Dallas Mun.sell, Sarah Frances Jasper Murray, Bill Dallas Murray, Charles M. Vidali.i. I.a. Murray, Eleanor Vidalia, La. Murrell, Max Dallas Murry, James G. Van Myers, Hart C. Park Ridge, in. Nabholtz, Larry Dallas Navratil, Emma Gene Brenham Ncllis.Bill.Jr. Pampa Nelson, Edward A. A., Jr. Detroit, Mich. Page 201 reSnmen , . . Nelson, Gladys Dallas Nelson, Grace Dallas Newman, Jim W. Dallas Newman, Rae Goose Creek Newton, Richard Lee DaUas Nichols, Robert G. Burlington, Kan. Nipper, H. M. Dallas Nittinger, John Williamsport. Penn. Noble, William T. Ferris Noland, Harmon Der ■ood Dallas Norris, James H. Dallas Norton, Bob Lee Dallas Norton, Jack DaUas Norvell, Ernest W. Breckenridge Norwood, Inalou Dallas Norwood, Margie Lill DaUas Nugent. Paul Alexandria. La. O ' Banion. William. Jr. Dallas Oberthier, Frederick H. Dallas Oden. Marjorie . Flo) dada Oehlschlaeger, John E.,Jr. Dallas Olewine, Phyllis D. Elizabeth, N. J. ( )live, Clarence R. Dallas Oliver, Peggy Beaumont OndcU, Joseph F. Beloit, 111. ONeal, Wiley Tighe. Jr. Fort Worth ()| ui,Jo.iii Hallas Oprindik,, Stephen George, Jr. IXilLu Pagh 202 _. . . . CiadS Of ' 50 alas ilia; Orrick, Eldon Dallas Osburn, Oran Dallas Oughton, Alice Dallas Owen, Bob L. Dallas Owen. James J. Tyler Owen, Robert Durwood Tyler Owens, W.B. Dallas Pace, Carey P. Livingston Page, Jerry O. Hillsboro Page, Patricia Dallas Page. Paula Grand Prairie Palm, Russell Dallas Palmer, Carl F. Vlinerva, Ohio Palumbo, Emanuel J. Pittsburg, Penn. Parke, Cecilia Brook, Ind. Parker, Charles Lloyd RaymondviUe Parker, Harold A. Dallas Parsons, Elizabeth Bryan Parsons, William J., Jr. Jamaica, N.Y. Parton, Charles W. Garland Patterson, Frank Dallas Patterson, H. E. Dallas Patterson, Jack K. Dallas Patton, Jack H. Dallas Paul, Roy P. Greenville Payne, Frank Breckenridge Payne, Moreland C. I.ittlefield Peacock, Ray M., Jr. Dallas Page 203 Peck, Jack L Dallas Peeples. Marion Edwin Dallas Pencotty, Joseph F. Carteret. N.J. Pennington. Dearyl E. Dallas Perkins, John, Jr. Borger Perkins, Sue McKinney Perryman. Philip V. Dallas Persia, Mike, Jr. Dallas Peterman, Thomas H. Dallas Peters, Cliff, Jr. Dallas Petersen, Charles R. Belton Phares, William Bonner Lufkin Pierce, J. Rush Dallas PiUsbury, Charles J. Dallas Pina, Benny Dallas Pingree, John Dallas Pinter, Billy Joe Dallas Plaut, Kurt L. DaUas Plunk, Willis E. Mineola Polnack, Yvonne Dallas Ponce, Joe Irving Popi, Pauline Dallas Porter, Margaret Dallas Post, Natalie Houston Pound, Robert B. H jbart, Okla. Powell, Patsy Dallas Power, A. G. Dallas Prendergast, J. E. Dallas Sjrredh -men . . . I ' Acii 204 -. Price, Charles Memphis Price, Kirby G. Tyler Prince, Dexter Dallas Priolo, Leo Dallas Prirchard, Jimmie Fort Worth Pructt, James Rex Whittier, Calif. PSimer, Walter J. Dallas Rakes, Nelda Dallas Randall, Tom Richard Dallas Ransom, Donald E., Jr. Fort Worth Ray, Betty Ruth San Angelo Ray, Norwin Dallas Ray, Richard E. New Richmond, Wis. Redway, James Dallas Reed, Francis L. Dallas Reed, Louis C. Carrollton Reese, Gene Dallas Reese, Tom Dallas Reeves. Wallace H. Whitewright Reimers, Junius Terry Dallas Renberg, Warner Tulsa. Okla. Reppeto, William Merritt Dallas Rett cr, Robert W. Dallas Rhodes, Edward Dallas Rhcxles, Peggy Lee Dallas Rhodes, Thomas W. Abilene Richards, Harold 1.. Dallas Ricliardson, Betty Ann Dallas . . . L iadd oP ' 50 Page 20 i Richardson, Eloise Richardson, John Morrison Richardson, J. W., Jr. Richardson, T. L. Richardson, W. S. Richey, Mary Frances Ricketts, Joan Rickey, Sarawynn Longview Dallas DaUas Dallas Bluford, 111. Dallas Dallas Dallas Riemen, Carleen Dallas Riffe, Conrad E.,Jr. Stratford Rippey, Tom Harrison, N. Y. Riter, George F. El Paso Rittenberry, Lee Roy Ladonia Roach, Dorothy Dallas Roach, James R. New Orleans, La. Roberts, Ralph E. San Saba Roberts, Warren C. Troy.N.Y. Robertson, E. Allyne Dallas Robertson, Harry B.,Jr. Memphis, Tenn. Robertson, Herbert Dallas Robinowitz, Keith Robinson, William R. Roessler, Charles B. ers, J. E. Rogers, Virginia M. RohloflF, Cecil Alice Rolf, Robert N. Roman, Evan Dallas Grand Prairie Dallas Dallas Dall.is Houston Dallas Gibbstown, N. J. resh men . . . ?Ac.u 206 Roman, P.uil, Jr. Gibbstown, N. J. Ronan, Edward J. Philadclpliia, Penn. Rosen, Louis Samuel Dallas Ross, Alfred Dallas Ross, Craig Dallas Ross, Elizabeth Dallas Rubenstein, Leon Dallas Riicker. Jerrv R. Dallas Rudy, A.Corinne Dallas Ruhland, Ann Dallas Rushing, G. W. Dallas Russell, John Joe Dallas Russell, John R. Dallas Russell, Patricia Ann Dallas Russell, T.G. Dallas Rutherford, Charles Dallas Rutherford, George C. Dallas Ruwaldt, Jay Dallas Ryan, Herbert M. San Angelo Sadler, Robert Mason Dallas Salem, Junerose Dallas Sandifer, Frank R. RockviUe Centre, N. Y. Saunders, Clyde A., Jr. Dallas Saxon, Milton H. McAUen Scalf, Bryant, Jr. Schabas, Martha Schauer, Hilbert Schell, Virginia Dallas Chicago, 111. Burlington, Colo. Tulsa, Okla. C iadA of 50 Page 207 nm Credit men Schell, William W. Brenham Schmid, Sidna Dallas Schmitt, Gordon L. Dallas Schoepf, Russell T. Tampa, Florida Schofield, Jerry Dallas Schwab, Jo Ann Tulsa, Okla. Scott, Abbie N. Whitewright Scott, Howard Benton, Ark. Scurlock, I.aura Lee Houston Sears, Evelyn Jean Sharonville, Ohio Seaton, Mary Catherine Dallas Segars, Wayne T. Oklahoma City, Okla. Selby, Dolores Independence, Mo. Selecman, Charles Dallas Seymour, Billie Frances Grand Prairie Shadle, Barbara Ann Dallas Shadrach, William S. Dallas Shahan, Bill Fort Worth Shands, Nathan Mesquite Shaver, William Rochester Shelley, John T. Shirky, Billy D. Shirley, Bracks, Jr. Shoemaker, James Shrader, Ena Shubinski, Rip, Jr. Siegel, Patsy Silman, D J. Anna Riclimond, Mo. Borgcr Dallas Dallas Dallas Paris Dallas Page 208 Ih 1 . 1 © O m tv y , . . ( laAA Of 50 Simmons, Joe J. Athens Simon, Richard M. Bioomington, Ind. Simpson, Haskell G. Jefferson Simpson, Jack Dallas Simpson. William A. Mesquite Sims, Barbara Dallas Skibell.SoI Dallas Skidmore, Wallace Dallas Slaughter, Edward, Jr. Dallas Sloan, Jean Ann Dallas Slover, George H. Paducah Slover, Phillip Rio Frio Small, Harry L Dallas Smith, Andrew J. Dallas Smith, August B. Dallas Smith, Cynthia Tyler Smith, Edgar Lee Dallas Smith, Jean Dallas Smith, Joseph W., Jr. Dallas Smith, Kenneth H. Eufauhi.Okla, Smith, Laurence Mt. Vernon Smith, Leta Fay Dallas Smith, Marion L Dallas Smith, Whit D. Dallas Smith, William Andrew Grieve Dallas Smith, Woodrow L ttle Rixk, Ark. Snelling, Marjoric Houston Snodgrass, Joy Rockwall Page 209 rednmen . . Somer, Evelyn Sorrells, Lyndon B. Sorsby, Elizabeth Dallas Royse City Hempstead Sp;inpenth;il, Robert J. Eggertsville. N. Y. Sparkman, Bill Sparks, Charles E. Speake, Gordon Earle Spring, Jack Dallas Erie, Kansas Graham Dallas Spudis, Edward V. Washington, D. C Stackhouse. Richard Dallas Stafford, Thomas Henr) ' , Jr. Dallas Stanton, Don C. Dallas Starry, Jack W. Sherman Steinback, Harold Bala, Kansas Stephenson, Shirley Dallas Stevenson, William E. Mt. Pleasant Stewart, Jimmy Stiles, J. M.. Jr. Still, Joseph Stone, Edward B. Stone, F. D., Jr. Stone, Frank Stone, Rich.ird B. Stone. Viruinia Storey, Bob Storter, Carol Keller Strange. I.lovd K. Str.ittoii, r.irl Ooiigl.is Paov. 210 Dallas Sebrings, Fla. Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Galveston Grand Prairie Dalla . . . C laJd of ' 50 Str.uib.Mar) Louis Welch. W. Va. Stroup. William C.Jr. Pilot Point Stubbs. Harold T. Dallas Stubbs. I.co A. I.ytton Springs . iiilivan, Robert I. Colorado Springs, Colo. Sullivan. Rupert H. Colorado Springs, Colo. Sunkel, Laurence Dallas Swift, Charles Stamford Tabor, Billy E. Tyler Taggart, James Dallas Talley, Jack- Dallas Tanner, Jolin Dallas Tate, Joe W. Dallas Tate, Mary Lee Dallas Tatum, Glenn R. Dallas Taylor, Miles C. Dallas Taylor. Roy A. Dallas Teei, Ted T., Jr. Dallas Tenison.J. C. Dallas Terrell. Tyson M. Durham, N.C. Terry, Olin B. Dallas Thofern, Ldith Marie Dallas Thomas, Mike Dallas Thomas, Rachel Dallas Thomas, William F. Midland Thom|i.s()n, Fred Waxaliaciiie Thompson, Cicorge A. Dallas Thompson. Roy. Jr. Teague P ici- 211 Thompson, Sophus A. Dallas Thorn, Edward, Jr. Amityville, N. Y. Thornburg, Sam C. Santa Fe, N. M. Thornton, George Palestine Tims, Marilyn D. Ennis Tippit, Buddy Gainesville Tipps,MikeW.,Jr. Dallas Tittle, Donald A. Daingerfield Tomaino, John James Redbank, N. J. Totebusch, Charles R. Dallas Treadaway, Jimmy Dallas Tucker, Billie Grace Dallas Tucker, Terrell T., Jr. Dallas Turner, Charles Ballinger Turner, Gordon E. Caddo Mills Turner, James C. Grain Turner, Louise Dallas Turquerte, Gloria Dallas Turrill, Harold Dallas Tuftle, Robert C. Dallas Underwood, Billy G. Richlands, Va. Urband, Wyn I. M. Grand Rapids, Mich. Valderas, Harold L. Dallas Valentine, J. W., Jr. Dallas Vance, Katherine H. Dallas Veach,Paul D. Dallas Vermillion, Robert E. Dallas Vincent, Eugenia Tulsa, Okla. rednmen . . . Pagu. . ? 2 1 i i r •■! I V(x)rliis, Harriet j. Dallas Voss, Joseph Donald Dallas Wagner, Gordon Dallas Wages, Sue Palestine Wagner, Cyrus H. Dallas Walker, Dot Dallas Walker, George R. Dallas Walkins, William E. Lavon Wall, Dan Delbert.jr. Dallas Wall, James E. Dallas WaU,John Dallas Wallace, B. J. Dallas Wallace, Carl Dallas Wallace, Mary Dallas Wallis, James S. Dallas Walsh, Mary Frances Dallas Ward, Lawrence Dallas Ware, Pat Miller Dallas Warner, Janet Dallas Warren, Peggy Dallas Washington, John Dallas Waters, Stephen D. Dallas Watson, Robert S. Dallas Weathers, Betty Ann Brcckcnridge Weber, Bernard San Antonio Weber, Harry E. Dallas Weber. Lee Dallas Weiss. Don Morris Dallas . . . L aJJ of ' 50 Page 21 1 Wilson, Mary Idell Dallas Wilson, Jo Ann Dallas VCilson, C. Lowry Dallas Willshire, James Pecos Williams, Paul Harlingen Williams, Martha N. Dallas Williams, Joyce Dallas Williams. David M. Dallas Wilks, Ernest L Dallas Wilbourn, Charles Franklin El Paso Wiggins, CD, Marlin Whorton, Walter M. Dallas Whittenjoida Dallas Whitehead, Bob R. Dallas Whitehead. Bernedette Dallas White, Robert J. Dalhis Wharton, Anne Dallas Wettersten,Jim Grand Prairie Westfall, Elmer Dallas Westberry, Rainey, Jr. Dallas West, Susie Richard.son West.Harley B.Jr. Dallas Werner. Joseph A Logansport. liid. NX ' cndland, Erroll Terrell Welt, George C. Dallas Wells, Robert L.Jr. Dallas Wells. Iknnit L. Pilot I ' ouit Wci.ss, William M Dallas tedn nen . . . Pagl 214 W ' inniford, John Morton WinnifordJ.T. Winton, Prince Witt, Eugene L ' ix)d, Josephine WcxxJ, Robert T. Wcwdhead, Donald S. XX ' oods, Harrison Woods, Joe R. WooUey.Jim Wooten, Laura Leona Wright, Cora ' i ' arbrough, Joe Yarborough, Malcolm Yates, Richard J. Yonack, Herbert Dallas Corona, N. M. Dallas Texarkana Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Vickery Dallai Dallas Shamrock Dallas Dallas Yorrton, Morden Young, Clyde R. Young, Joe Youngblood, Billy Joe Youngblood, Sheridan Zant.Bill Zeliner, James Zizinia, Renee Dallas Waco Dallas Dallas Vernon Fort Worth Dallas Dallas rJWi ii . . . C ojj of ' 50 Page 215 Special S tuuentd T len, Thomas Dallas Andrew. Irvin Talmadge.Jr. Gilmer Beeman, Billy Dallas Bobb, Donald Frederick Dallas Bostick, William Marrell Lewisville Brent, Mary Elizabeth Dallas Campbell, Stanley Leland Dallas Canfield, Merle Logan Oklahoma City, Okla. Cassell, Jean Dallas Ditto, Walter Paul Dallas Gordon, Clovis Monroe Arlington Harkins, Marvin Hudson, Jr. Hutto Hight, Thomas A., Jr. Dallas Johnson, Marvin D. Dallas Kindler, Veryl A. Dallas Linder, Arthur Dallas Miller, Eugene L. Dallas Millsaps, Mildred Finley Asheboro, N. C. Morton, A. C, Jr. Dallas Nicholson, Doris Dean Whitewright Puckett, Charles L Dallas Robinson, Wayne Pete Dallas Rodriguez, Domingo Santurce, Puerto Rico Sagnibene, Charles Vincent Dallas Sealey, Edward Lewis Pratt, Arkansas Thurber, Max A. Pawnee, Okla. Traylor, George Hamilton Dallas Weston, Herbert R. Slienandoah, Iowa White. Leonard Austin Jacksonville Page 216 1 School ot cJLaw AcoRD, Wayne Dallas DoLLiNGi ' R, Harold J., Jr. Dallas FiTZPATRicK, James Dallas FoREE, Ernest Tuck Dallas HiNCHi.iFFE, Marvin D. Dallas Carr, Virginia Dallas Fair, James W. Dallas Ford. Raymond VC ' , Dallas GlHBONS. P. H. Dallas HAKKI V, )A( k W l),lll.l Page 218 School of rJLaw King, Jack M. Dallas Long, Harold K. Weatherford Pedone, p. H. Dallas Prater, Alton L. Dallas KooNS, Johnny New Orleans, La. Moore, James F. Dallas Pitts, Floyd B. Dallas RICHEY,JUAN1TA Dallas Walker, Thomas S. Dallas Page 219 AHLM- Si HEOLOGY Casa: Chu cfiooi of heoloau AHI.MAN, Al.1 RHD P. Dallas Banks, Charles Wayne Texarkana BiRKEI.BACH, El.VX ' OOD Edge wood Bowman, Glenn C. Palmer Buhl, Art Dallas Butler, Joseph Weldon Sweetwater Casas, Sabas David Dallas Gates, James Harold Bells Chappell, Wallace Dallas Ghristie, James E. Texarkana, Arkansas Cole, Elden Harvey Justin Conner, H. E. Dallas Davis, Thomas Mt. Vernon Dunnam, Spurgeon Murray, Jr. Dallas GjEDDE, Charles Winston Cameron GoN Ai.i: ., Josui-; Fort Wortli PAcr, 221 (ft Oo S ckooi of Jheoloau GOODENOUGH, HAROLD SMITH Pattonville Griffin, J. Wade McAdoo GuERRA, Ruth Mexico Cit) ' , Mexico Hammond, George Gryle Covington, Kentucky Hanks, Virgil Glenn Little Rock, Arkansas Hansen, Henry John, Jr. Canton, Ohio Harris, William Matthews Nacogdoches Harrison, Leland C. Dallas Henderson, William Alexander Popular Bluff. Missouri HivELV, Da id Adam Pleasant City, Ohio Hunt, Hollis Benton Manchester, Tennessee Hyde, John Lee Ma bank joNi-s, Sam F. Dallas Kirkland, Stanley E. J.ispcr Lawson.Fred Carl Aztec, New Mexico M( Hkam K.O.A. I ' i.irtii f, ■ 222 Jiiiki School of Ulieologi McBrvde. Bknnih Carhl Waco McPhhrson.Wai-thr Logan lunction Maithis, Leon Caldwell Fort Worth Masterson, Austin Dallas Menefee, John Marvin Joseph inc Mills, E. Lo ' iAL Farmers Branch Miller, Robert Reece Olton MowAT, William R. Dallas OSORIOjOSUE Postales, Mexico, D. F. Price, J. D. Dallas QuiNN, Howard R. Dallas Reed,Eldon L. Redwater Riley, James Lee Camden Risinger, William Oliver F.dinburj; Roberts, Wii.MA I.. Tern pic Ruiz, Alejandro Mexico City Pach 223 O O f o ■ Mri iHia BB cnooi Of neoloau Saenz, Narciso Alamo Secord, Darwin Dallas Snelling, Clarence Haas New Orleans, Louisiana SoxMAN, Lee Forrest, Jr. Kansas City, Missouri Sprouls, James Clifton Jayton Stage, Francis Mairon.Jr. Paragould, Arkansas Stewart, William Allen, Jr. Lirde Rock, Arkansas Tyson, George Eugene Dallas Underwood, Walter Lee Paducah, Kentucky Walz, Harry Cletus Ellis, Kansas Waters, Sylvan Merle Hutchins Watson, Wilson Lea Shreveport, Louisiana Wey, Norton Eugene Liberty, Missouri Wheeler, John H. Tyone, Oklalioma Pace 224 %i ' « f f }  L I !? ' « L 1 •ft. L ' ♦ •SIJ fiMii V It; i y§ mmi ; ;; iiLMXJ«E3 tewi . En ' Jlffliiit liyi Ul i 1 AH, THE PARKING SHORTAGE! Finding a place to park on the campus reminds us of wartime bottle-necking. This type of necking has got to go! Let ' s face it — finding a place to park is practically impossible. The only thing worse is trying to get out after you ' ve gotten in. Things got so bad for awhile that three guys parked with the pigeons above Fondren Library, and one guy driving a duck used the fountain. One teacher and -i,5 2 students were late for class one day when Dr. Lee got to his parking place first. There couldn ' t have been any more teachers late; the reason — only one made enough mone ' last year to operate an automobile. At one time the situation became so acute four girls were arrested for parking who didn ' t even have cars. H-m-m-m-m-m. Oh well, one gocxl thing happened when a car busted through the rear of HX-S during a Spanish class. The teacher and students chmhed in, held class, and prevented their freezing to death in the hut. FIRST ROW, left to right: Elizabeth Hassler, Eleanor Adam, Dr. Redus, sponsor, Frank Richardson, Pat Goar. SECOND ROW: Bill Maclay, Bob Browne, Don Thompson, B. C. Goodwin, Randy Smith, Bill Kent, Joe Patterson. THIRD ROW; Elizabeth Deats, Virginia Eckman, Becky DeShong, Mary Margaret Calhoun, Blanche Webster, Margaret Ditzler, Mary Bob Turner, Lillian Seymour. THE Y CABIRET The Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. at SMU are combined into the all-campus Y . Each group has its own officers, but the two groups work together in close harmony. The purpose of the Y is to enable students better to understand world and campus problems through a program centered around Christian ideals. Page 22 I FRONT ROW, left to right: Tom Chisholm, L. B, Broach, Betty Russell, Nancy Dowling, Calvin Travis, Clyde Lacy. SECOND ROW: John Forbis, Charles Simpson, Ann Bell, Don Edmondson, George Crisp, Ann WooUard, N. B. Cook, Bill Wood, Mildred Watkin, Bill Harris. THE STUDcnr council OFFICERS Bill Harris President N. B. Cook Vice-President Mildred Watkin Recording Secretary Doris Pitzinger .... Corresponding Secretary Clyde Lacy Treasurer Dean Willis Tate Faculty Adviser REPRESENTATIVES Arts and Sciences: Ann Bell, George Crisp, Nanq ' Dowling, John Forbis, Betty Kelly, Charles Simpson, Bill Wood, Ann WooUard. THEO- LOGY: L. B. Broach. Music: Tom Chisholm. Business: N. B. Cook, Betty Russell, Calvin Travis. LAW: Jean Patton. ENGINEERING: Doris Pitzinger, John Cheatham. GRADUATE: Don Edmondson. BILL HARRIS Vrcsident THE STUDENT COUNCIL of SMU is the student governing body of tiic tanipu.s. It operates mulcr a constitution, which has recently been rewritten, approved by the proper authorities, and put into operation. The Council has the power to sponsor and run all school elections, to put on four all-school dances during the year, to direct Homecoming activities, to appropriate the activity fee to the various departments and organizations, to elect the vice-president of the Students ' Publishing Board, and to support the football team and all other athletic departments by determining the method of sales of athletic tickets. Page 226 9i LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Jordan, E. L. Callihan, Dr. Ernest Leisy, Bill Maclay, Ray Carpenter, Nathan Wyll, Pat Kennedy, Jerry Drake. BOARD Of DIRECTORS OP THE s.m.u. STUDcnrs ' puBLiSHinc comPAny OFFICERS MEMBERS Bill Maclay President Ray Bostick Keith Fuller Bill Maclay ., ,„, T7- T, -I E.L. Callihan Patsy Hays Stuart Moore Nathan Wyll Vice-President v n . . r t j t ■, c i i, Ray Carpenter Lester Jordan Juanita Schiltz Jerry E. Drakl Secretary Jerry Ciuunberlain Pat Kennedy Paul Tannehill Li-STLR Jordan Treasurer Hildred Crews Dr. Ernest Leisy Natiian Wyll Jerry E. Drake THE SMU STUDENTS ' Publishing Company was incorporated in 19. 0 under the laws of the State of Texas. The official publications of the company are Thi- Rotunda, The Catnpus, and The Student Directory. The directors of the company are the head of the Journalism Department, and two additional faculty members appointed by the President of the Univer- sity, and the editors of The Rotunda and The Campus, and two students selected by the Student Council to serve a term of two years. The company derives its income from the student activity fee. At the end of each three-year period the com- pany diverts all surplus in excess of $2,000 to the fund for the Student Union Building. Pace 227 Pat Kennedy Jerry Chamberlain TH£ ROTUnDA ROTUNDA STAFF Editors Pat Kennedy, Jerry ChamLx-rlain Associate Editor Bette Pierce Organizations Dorothy Jolinston Athletics . Ray Carpenter, Jack Kemp, Paul Tannehill, Sam Johnson Fraternities Paul Barham, Dorothy Johnston Sororities Jo Mardin, Bette Pierce Classes Claire Pickens, N. B. Cook, Buddy Phillips Features Donna Grace Archer, Nathan Wyll Pictorial Patricia White Kennedy Index and Copy Elizabeth Llera Page 228 FRANK CAPRA and JIMMY STEWART take a chair at the Dallas Ath- letic Club and pick the 1947 Rotunda Beauties. It was through arrange- ments of R. J. O ' Donnell of Interstate Theaters that rirne for the picking of the beauties was available to the Hoi I) wood actor and director. PAUL BARHAM, JACK KEMP, PAT KENNEDY, and JERRY CHAMBER- LAIN take a look at a page layout. Page 229 Ray Carpenter THE CAfTlPUS EDITORS Keith Fuller Mildred Crews Ray Carpenter JUANITA ScHILTZ RaY HOSTICK Paul Tannehill Pacu 230 STAFF Managing Editors . . Bill Wittc Donna Grace Archer, Juanita Schiltz Associate Editors . Hildrcd Crews, Bill Witte, Jack Kemp, Paul Tannehill News Editors Katy Fair, Paul Barham, Bill McMordie Society Editors Eva Pierce, Dorothy Johnston Assistant Society Editors Gail Pitts, Betty Jean Clements Sports Editors Sam Johnson, Don Griffm. Bill Witte Wesley Marshall, Charles Murphy Arts Editor Nathan Wyll Assistant Arts Editors Walter Schmucker, Jake Swinford Coordinating Editors Claud Rogers, Jr., Charles Selvidge Cartoonists J t} ' Chamberlain, Jimmy Hearne Photographers Buddy Phillips, Julian Nance, Joe Nevitt Paul Tannehill, Ray Carpenter, and Dorothy Johnston pound their typewriters while Mr. Callihan checks Jack Kemp on a point. Page 231 WHO ' S WHO n AHHERICAn UniV£RSITIC$ ARD COLL£G£S SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Adam, Eleanor Baker, Laura Barnette, Ralph Bell, Ann BOUKNIGHT, NiTA Brooks, Nancy Chapel, Wallace Chisholm, Tom Cook, N. B. Crews, Hildred Day, Lizbeth Bowling, Nancy Fuller, Keith Goodwin, Clyde Gormley, Tom Harris, Bill Hassler, Elizabeth Kelly, Betty King, Zeno Krause, Bruce Leisy, Margaret Maclay, Bill McCall, Harriett McClintock, Eugene McMuRRiN, Marcelyn Mills, Roger Mitchell, Helon Montgomery Charles Morton, Lou Pierce, Eugenia Reed, John Richardson, Frank Seale, George Simpson, Chari.es Smith, Bill Watkin, Mildred Welborn, Jean Williams, Audrey Woollard, Ann Page 232 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dr M. ' ar l Kdus il.iculty .ulvis,,r), M,iri;.ucr Dit ltr, C.iorgc RuLtr uhaimian), Elizabeth Deats (secre- tary;, Mis? Maye Bell (Methodist Stinlent Movement Counsellor). SECOND ROW: Ruby Mateja, Fallon Snyder, B. C. Goodwin, Nathan Wyll, Edward Blout. THIRD ROW: Charles EUzey, Clarence Snelling, Jimmie Campbell, Earl Price. (NoT PlCTURliD): Paul Petty, Edith Stokley (Baptist Student Union Counsellor), Marcia Rolnick, Dorothy Johnston, Arthur Ingalls, Bruce Krause, Virginia Eckman, Randy Smith, Beth Hackman, Noni Eldredge. STUDCPT council Of RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES is a body coinposed of two representatives from each organ- ized religious group on tlie campus. Its functions are to coordinate religious activities on the campus, to sponsor those activities which can be accomplished co-operatively, and to establisii an atmosphere on the campus which reflects th e ideals and values held in common by all the religious groups. Some of the specific functions of the S. C. R. A. include a welcoming letter to new students, the sponsoring of a daily devotional program, promoting Religious Emphasis Week, and the securing of speakers and films which relate to the religious education of the campus. The organized groups represented are The Baptist Student Union, The Canterbury Club, The Christian Science Group, The Hillel Foundation, The Methodist Student Movement, The Presbyterian Group, Tiie Pre-Theological Asso- ciation, School of Theology, St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, and the Y . Page 233 ' DAVID RUSSELL Sponsor FIRST ROW: Donna Archer, D.ivkI b.ill, AiKlrcy Benson, Charles Bobb, Carolyn Coylc. SECOND ROW: Dinzel Graves, Olga Hawkins, Ralph Meyer, Lou Morton, Jim Noble. THIRD ROW: Joan Slaughter, Terry Sprouse, Bob Thompson, Gloria Thornton, Nathan Wyll. THE ARDCn CLUB OFFICERS Fuin94C- Spring 1947 David Bali PrcsiJcnt James Noble James Nohi.i; .... Vice-President . . Gloria Thornton CJloria Thornton . . . Secretary Loi ' Morton Dinzel Graves Treasurer .... Terry Sproi ' SE David Russixi Sponsor THIi ARDHN CM.UB is the junior-senior dramatic club of SMLJ and it derives its iTicmber,siii|i from Arden Workshop, understudy of the club, on tlie recommenda- tions of tiie speccli faculty and uii.uiinious a|ipro al of the club members. — D.G.A. Page 234 ■■■■ ' I ARDEN CLUB MEMBERS Donna Grace Archer, Audrey Benson, Lou Morton, Gloria Tliornton, Frances Ann Neece, Edythe Chan, Susan Dunbar, Leta Jo Calhoun, Virginia Harris, Jinx Lewis, Bernedette Whitehead, Barbara Boyd, Marilon Nix, Caroline Coyle, Pat McLemore, Saraw nn Rickey, Nathan Wyll, Aaron Spelling, Ralph Meyer, R. B. Murray, Bob Thompson, Griff Carnes, Jimmy Goyen, Bill Slack, George Kent, James Noble, Dinzel Graves, Terry Sprouse. THE ARDCn WORKSHOP OFFICERS Fall ' 46 Spring ' 47 Griff Carnes President Griff Carnes Betty Boyd Vice-President .... Jimmy Goyen NL RjORiE White .... Secretary . Bernedette Whitehead James Noble Sponsor .... Gloria Thornton Arden Workshop, composed of SMU students who are interested in the production of plays, is the organization from which Arden Club derives its members. Under the sponsorship of the vice-president of Arden Club, the Workshop provides training and opportunity for drama enthusiasts who want to act, design sets, learn make-up or costuming, do pub- licit)- work, or direct plays. Membership can be acquired by any student of SMU with regular attendance to meetings and the devotion of some time to work backstage or on the various committees in connection with the production of plays. ARDEn PLAYS THE LAUGHING WINDOW, David Russell ' s mys- tery play of effects, featured the dramatic talents of Char- lene Haley, Lou Morton, Jinx Lewis, Margaret Lake Sum- mers, Sarawynn Rickey, Elizabeth Martin, Bea Mauldin, and Barbara Boyd. Mr. Russell directed this show as well as Night Must Fall and The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife. THE ' 46- ' 47 SEASON opened with a highly-acclaimed production of Emlyn Williams ' psychological murder thriller, Night Must Fall, Jim Noble explains his in- nocence of Frances Ann Neece ' s accusation to Susan Dunbar and Jim Hand, while Greta Griffin, as the maid, looks on. Setting a record, the play ran for eight nights. ANAT( Manf in Arde Archer cious w Page 236 -■■■ ' ARD£n PLAYS ANATOLE FRANCE ' S merry two-act comedy, The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, played for five nights in Arden Playhouse. Nathan Wyll and Donna Grace Archer played the distressed Judge Botal and his loqua- cious wife. Jim Noble, Sarah Chesnick, Aaron Spelling, Ralph Meyer, and George Harwell were featured in the supporting roles. A gem of st} ' llization, the play was beautifully costumed and dramatically staged. OPENING the second half of the Arden season was a rousing presentation of The Male Animal, by James Thurber and Elliott Nugent. Directed by J. Barney Mc- Grath, the play featured Jim Noble and Edythe Chan in the leads. Others pictured are: Gloria Feitler. Bob Bric- kell, Sarawynn Rickey, Bill Slack, George Kent, Jean Smith, and Virginia Harris. Page 237 s.m.u. symPHony orchestra FIRST VIOLINS Thomas Greer Lacy McLarry Gloria Graham Rose Ann Wood Jeanne Cunningham Marion Arterburn Blanche Zink Philip Williams Norma Frey Catherine Pierce Vida Day Weldon Wendland Henry Brahinsky SECOND VIOLINS Jon Miller Josephine Travis Louise Levelsmier Doris Manzer Josephine Maus Marjorie Boston Earl Wendland Leslie Thom|-)S()n A. C. Hoppe Dorothy Stout Dale Wagener Jean Roby VIOLAS Walter Romberg VIOLAS (Cont ' d) BASSES BASSC Paul Constance Capers Ole Oatman Hans T. David Mike Schiller BASSa Ruth Caughey John Kauftman Robe Roberta McCraw k Annabel Berk FLUTES HORN % Daa Glen Mildred Gwin Lois Risley Lois Jane Bradfield Byron Goode CELLOS Emma Jean Mead Rubi Marsh PICCOLO % Walter Caughey Thera La Verne Bowman Carmen Adezio TRLl Edward Blitz OBOES Ross L. Isaacson Alonzo Jensen Vooc Marilyn Boddcn StuiUt Tears J Page 238 CLARINETS Robert Robinson Charles Nickell Sylvia Stevens BASS CLARINET Paul D. Veach BASSOONS Robert Goodloe Joe Yarborough HORNS Eugene Kaltwasser Dan Gealy Glen Wilson Albert Zarr TRUNfPETS Ross Whitehead Woody Norvell Julie DiLouie TRUMPETS I Cont ' d) Louis Graves Billy Coker TROMBONES Phyllis Sutherland Z. P. King W. C. Everitc TUBA Robert E. Meisch TYMPANI Jack Iden PERCUSSION R. W. Scott Wanna Ruth Wright HARP Laura Twist PIANO Herbert Rogers Page 239 DR. PAUL VAN KATWIJK ii t TH£ S. m. U. BARD GEORGE BUSHONG Assistant Director FRANK MALONE Director FLl CL, ZENO BUDDY KING Assistant Director All BAi All TEf BAI Page 240 TH£ 1947 mUSTAHG BARD FLUTES: Thera La Verne Bowman, Luther Fisher. OBOES: Alonzo Jensen, Scuart Tears, Arthur Dibble. BASSOONS: Joe Yarborough, Charles Enloe. CLARINETS; Carl Saustad, Charles Nickell, Paul Gartner, Tommy Fielder, Harry Charles, George Cowand, John Lyons, Hubert Everett, Billy Justus, Jimmy Persons, Ted (jowen, John Oehlschlaeger, Bill Slack, John McClure, Bob Burton, George Van Pelt, Charles Lceah, Thomas Stafford, Billy Jack Edwards, Norinan Hines, V. J. Ken- nedy, Robert Robinson, Charles Reed, John Hodge, William Nichols, Edward Akm, Kent Haynes. ALTO CLARINETS: James Van Huss, Kenneth Smith. BASS CI.ARINI ' .TS; Paul Veach, Dick Crosby ALIO SAXOPHONE: Rodney Nurse, Jack Tatum, Robert Weatherford. ■II;N0R SAXOPHONE: Kenneth Staples, Donald Gibbs. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: George Keeling. BASS SAXOPHONi:: Bob L.uiib. TRUMPETS: Jimmy Wells, Ralpli Kimball, Ernest Nor- vell, Jack Rohr, Tom Hughston, Jule Dil.ouie, Clifton Hahne, Bruce Clark, Billy Coker, Wray McCash, Lewis Graves, Frank Hodges, Edward Hughston, William Mc- Donald, James McKeown, Mike Tipps, James Taylor. FRENCH HORNS: Eugene Kaltwasser, William Wood, Fred (iealy, Dick Carlyon, Sidney Haygood, Larry Sunkel. BARITONES: William Everett, Philip Ferryman. William Beckhart, Henry McCorkle. TROMBONES: Phyllis Sutiitiland, Frank Burpo. George Mixon, Karl Hudgins, Teddy Bristol, Horace Butler, Tarn Mott, Minor Nickcns, Charles Powell, Louis Wise, Charles Beggs, Lee Roy Gibson. BASSES: Robert Meisch, Jose|ih Arnett, Eli Smitli Charles Brown. DRUMS: Zach Camplxll, Robert Scott, OIlic- Campbell, Harry HofTman, Geiry HotTman, William Del.ee, Ed Ochs. T ' MPANI: Arthur Buhl, Jack Idcn. Pace 241 % % A A Jl A I. OFFICERS Jack Hi ' rt President James Smith Vice-President Lorraine Michael Secretary Martha Holmes Treasurer William McMordie Publicity Chairman David Appleby and Mrs. Marjorie Poole Accompanists FRONT; Donna O ' SheL FIRST Row, left to right: Martha Holmes, Patricia Crenshaw. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Michael, Virginia Scraf- ford, Jean Glarner. TuiRD ROVC; Dorothy Jean Harding, Alice Oughton, Margie Norwood. Fourth Row: Evelyn Cherry, Mar- garet Glanville, Dexter Nation. FIFTH Row: Dorothy Olson, Shirley Harding, Bettye Jane Hays. Sixth Row: James Smith, Earl Wells, Jack Hurt. Lena Mary Connally, Barbara Allen, Martha Hatred, Mary Jeanne Brooks, Robert Putter, James Baker. SEVENTH Row: Gene Fields, Russell Brvdon. Edwin Key. David Applebv, Walter Wilson, Lloyd Perkins, Robert McLeod, Charles Ellzey. Eighth Row: Gordon Erwin, Charles Morris, Tommy Chisholm. Ninth Row: Bill McMordie, Robert Morris, Malcolm Yarborough. THE UniVCRSITY CHOIR THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR is open to all qualified students in the University, regardless of the major field of study. Be- sides numerous programs in Dallas, the choir made a tour of the following Texas towns: McKinney, Waxahachie, Paris, Wichita Falls, Sherman, Henderson, Kilgore, and l.ongview. CHORUS PFRSONNF. 1. SCJPRANO — Mary Breshcnham, Evelyn Cherry, Margaret Glan- ville, Marjorie Hacsley, Olive Halmark, Dorothy Harding, Betty Hays, Martha Holmes, Jayne JohiLson, Alice Oughton, Virginia Scrafford. TENOR— David Appleby, Thomas Chisholm, Charles Ellzey, Thayer McDaniel, Robert McLeod, L. W. Perkins, James Smith, Walter Wilson, Malcolm Yarborough. alto -li.irb.ir.i Allen. Mary Brooks, Lena Mary Connally. Pat- ricia Crenshaw. Jean Cilarner, Shirley Harding, Martha Hatred, Lorraine Michael, Dexter Nation, Margie Norwooil. Dorothy Olson, Donna O ' Shel, Gloria Turquette. BASS — James Baker,- John Braithwait, Rus.scll Brydon. Gordon Frwin. Gene Fields. Glen Harding. Jack Hurt. Edwin Key. William McMordie. Charles Morris, Robert Morris, Robert Putter. Robert Ruble, How.ird .Simmons, Farl Wells. Pacv. 242 MOJDIE ePooie LEFT TO RIGHT. Al Hughes, Gloria Feitler, LiwrciKi; HL-rkinicr Uit-iJ cheerleader), Mary Lou Sanfoni, Wesley Porter. Paris, THE CHCER- LCAD£RS PLEDGES ON PARADE, and these Tri-Delta Maids seem to he very pleased over the whole affair . . . Mc- Cutcheon, in a whistle-able gownless evening strap, makes with mad chatter to impress prospective KAT ' s . . . Fred takes time out to illustrate the better points of a funny book to brother Lambda Chi ' s. And they tell me there ' s no better way to get your mind off the strain and stress of it all . . . Toadic and Paul leave the crowd for a quick check-up, and the KA ' s keep on signin ' ' em up! . . . One new pledge seems to be a bit nervous as she fidgets her dress and matches wits with four campusology majors. Page 244 RUSH WEOK, a form ot amusement indulged in by great big men and itsy bitsy women, finds party after party going on ail over the campus. Day and night it ' s all smiles and feminine tharm for the boys . . . some boys anyway. Pcruna, no sloudi himself, gets rushed by three winsome belles and doesn ' t seem to mind. A bunch of the gals whoop- ing it up in one of the Malmute halls put their closet members under the table and had their pic- ture taken. Pictures prove that there are more women than men at SMU but only in sorority houses. Below is a shot of a walking demonstra- tion in which the main center of attrac- tion gets her clothes analyzed as she walks across the room. RUSHEES LAUGH as Kappa Sig Sam Weir explains why he isn ' t joining cheni in a glass of punch. If they only knew! . . . Soup ' s on at the Sig Alpha liouse, too, and one wise member makes good use of a sprained hand and hides tlie other in his pocket. But of course this is all in the goixl, clean spirit of Rush — and Ru.sh rules! . . . StoUey, Mary I.ou, and Betsy give a smil- ing in iiation to tiie Hit Parade, .eta Style . . . And the A ' l ' O ' s take advantage of an opportunity to show |iros|iective memhers JKiw to m.ike the most of a hriglit, sun- shiny afternoon. P. f, : 24 , •i PLEDGE LINE is a good place to use an- otlier kind of line, and one fellow seems to be thinking deeply on the subject. Well, you never can tell — he really might have met her before . . . Well, I don ' t mean to be bragging, but there 1 was. There were 30 seconds left to play, and the ball was in my hands. 1 aimed, guards v ere all around me, but 1 shot! And another trophy is added to the Phi Delt ' s wall . . . Kay smiles graciously as she serves coffee and cake at the Chi Omega preferential ... Pi Phi ' s return a serenade and the Lambda Chi ' s look as though they ' tl like to Remember the Pi Phi Arrow! Pach 247 THE FINER, more delicate shadings of college life are displayed in this pool-hall shot of the KA ' s; the shot was taken on Sunday ... the only time any KA can be found in a white shirt and tie. Backslapping is out at Pi Phi parties for obvious reasons . . . besides, it ain ' t delicut. Joe Blow, popular young SMU athlete and play- boy, says, I kissed her on the second date; THE WARDEN of the prison lets one of the rushees who didn ' t pledge out of the gates of Sig Sig. The scrap book was broken out to prove that the fraternity did win the 1922 regatta on the Red River. Trapped by Tri-Delts, the man listens with intensity . . . note the furrowed brow, the stoop, or is he a Cro-Magnon mani ' An ATO disguised himself as a hula girl and went to the South Sea Island party ... he hasn ' t been heard from since. With brilliant oratory the rushees arc told how fraternity life will help them through college . . . even if he did spend seven years as a sophomore. Page 249 THE HOUSE parties went on and on . . . and some couples found their fun in dancing, dancing and more dancing. The handshake was worn until it was nothing more than a frazzle, and it seemed that there was an unending flow of men and parties to occupy the poor rushees ' mind, school going the way of all flesh. The smiles shown on this page signify the hearty welcome all newcomers get at SMU. And the band played for us all. THl: bTAIRWAY to heaven, it there is one, could never be prettier than this shot of smiHn Chi O ' s . . . and the al at the pledge dance gave out with the sweet and low music for the herd . . . some of the guys stayed behind and ate and ate, with some of the Thetas furnishing tlic waiters. The man to man talk pledged c|uite a few men . . . and the gals like to sit around and watch passing parades of people ... on the last lap some of the gang looked a little tired, and seemed glad that it was all over; but next year SMU will gird itself for another session at hat with the rushees, a tradition at the university. I ' . U.I JV : f Wkx LOTS OF ENTERTAINMENT for the Mustangs and red and blue rooters was the purpose of this year ' s gala Pigskin Revue. . . . The Tri Delt Trio sent some mighty sweet music our way backed up by the capable swing- sters in the Mustang Band. . . . The very able master of cere- monies gave us all a good laugh with his line cartoons depicting famous characters and famous places. All ikiring the show S(Mne fra xlcd tciiow shot in and our sith a cup of agua. We later found he was putting out a four-alarm blaze in the vicin- ity. Sonic guys al a ' S iia e to do it tlic li.ird way. I ' .u.ii 254 MORE PIGSKIN REVUE, with more laughs and music . . . Doesn ' t that bear look interested in the pretty, Tri Delt songstress? It just goes to prove that Terry ' s audi- ences are unhmited . . . An- other highhght in the show was the very clever ventrilo- quist and his even cleverer wood assistant. Could it be that the fellows at SMU get hungry? If in doubt, note the hamburgers, a la Fritos being passed over to the Ponies. Al- so, we estimate that gallons of soft beverages were con- sumed . . . Adding to the good time were those five song birds that are well on their way up in the music world, if we are any judge of close harmony. Page 235 T — — - xXkrt ■: ' .  ,.- MUIL WE SAW BEAUTIES, and more beauties the day of the SMU - Baylor j ame, and the nioht of the Pigskin Revue . . . Frankly wc don ' t see how the judges ever decided which of these beauties was the most beautiful. It must have been a tough decision, but they chose Betty Jean Jones, and we were glad. She was gowned in a strap- less white gown sprinkled with gold glitters. White gloves com- pleted her costume. And it all looked so nice w ith tiiat jeweled crown. I i COME ON, KIDS, lets yell! Cheerleader Gloria Feitler jumps his, ' h as she brings some oral support from the Pony stands. We think all those cheer- ing guys and gals really did a super job this lootball season of keeping a constant yell on the air so our ball-carriers out there knew we were plugging for them 100 ' , . . . Another pic of our glamorous queen and her escort, Gee Cartwright . . . One thing that gave us all a thrill — when Becky Bowman., last year ' s queen, presented the title to this year ' s blond winner . . . Bill Harris and companions enjoy a bag of Fritos and a chat. I ' .uii- 25 7 THERE GOES PERUNA with three of the boys trying to keep pace. Fans in the stands were not the only ones ex- cited about that game, it seems . . . The lovely floats pic- tured were an oasis for the eye as they paraded around Ownby Stadium, and do you remeber the flips our cheer- leaders performed? With the ladies so easy on the eye, it ' s a cinch to understand how Dallas holds its claim to beauty -.v ' THE MUSTANG BAND forms an impressive M on the field for the home folks, through the year e ' ve noticed the clever formations the band uses. Even when the tea is behind, the loud-speaker ' s announcement, . . . the nationally famous Mustang Band, brings a cheer. That ' s Dick Gregory putting the boys through their paces . . . The DG ' : sailorette theme almost took the fellows by storm; ever so many wanted to go sailing One theme states, We have turkey, let ' s get the Bear, and that ' s just what we did on that never-to-be-forgotten Homecoming Day. WAR WHOOPS FOR WINNERS came from the red and blue standard hearers as the Mustangs raced down the field to a smashing victory. Who could ask for more? Even Peruna looks on with interest. All this excitement naturally brought about the need for a Pause that Refreshes, and many Ponies took time out for a hotdog and a coke . . . N. B. Cook looks dubious, but knowing N. B., we can ' t understand why, ' cause N. B. always makes his sale . . . Too bad about the Ruined Bruin, wasn ' t it? But the Kappa Sigs will find some handkerchiefs that will dry bear tears. 1W L GRAVES FOR BEARS, that ' s the way the SAEs pictured things, and they were so right! . . . Say, that Joe in the lower pic looks .miDiDLis, doesn ' t he? A bit early in the day for such, _ . we ' d say, or is it . . . The TCU rwirlers don ' t look very happy over the lead the Mustangs have at this point of the game . . . Not even Homecoming could escape! Three soldiers make sure that everyone knows Kilroy was here! ONTHflJ fftf misi YEARS FROM NOW we ' ll remember our pep rallv night. The band let go with some swell music, the pro- gram was crammed with laughs, and the Gershwin selec- tions were done to perfection. Can you ever forget those surveyors who interrupted the Pigskin Revue to erect a no smoking sign? THERn S THE BEAR, sliakins; the dust of Ownby Stadium off his fur and wondering why he ever came up Dallas way in the first place. In the top snap some bear is literally getting kicked around ... It was very wet in the pond, so they told us. It seems that beautiful fountains are very beautiful, but who wants to find out what makes them that way? . . . Now here is a couple that looks downright interested in each other. Tl - SOME IJKE FUN in the wide Dpcn spaces, and then on the other hand, some Hke to be entertained on a dance Hoor or at a floor show. Either way, a i cxxlly number of the Ponies are enjoying themselves . . . Everyone had a fine time at the Lambda Chi C Fimction where the prospective sweet- hearts were introtluced. A ja zy little three-piece band entertained one anil all ... Yes sir, when a s;al is hungry, something simply has to be done about it, and Glen S. seems to have things well imiler control with his new daughter, Linda . . . Don S. and date look mighty happy atop that high hill where they went a-|iicnicking one sunny Sunday . . . Taking a bird ' s-eye view oi the sit- uation is Vic D. with his movie camera. Which is the tallest, Vic or his car? . . . johnny F. carries a fraternity brother down the house steps. We heard there was a cool puddle ne.irby, but ( Ivde Y. says he would nun h rather tlo his swimming in a pool. Page 264 k LOTS OF MUSTANGS remember their ach ' in hands after rush. From the looks of thint s Jack H. must have worn his hand in a shng for some time . . . Some parties are plain flops, and som e are howling successes like the one the couple in the lower pic attended. Smiles seem to be the theme . . . The Tri Delt Trio, composed of three very lovely ladies with equally lovely voices, entertain at the memorable Pigskin Revue. It ' s nice to know there is such talent among the ( o-ecls . . .Vic D. shows off with some kind of a machine; the only part we recognize is the movie reel ... It was very cozy ' neath the spreading oak, so they told us, Jim W. and date that is . . . Maestro Pat K. takes over for a bit of boogie at the I,ambda Chi Party. One can see that most l.amlfda Chi ' s go for the boogie beat, as everyone gathered ' round. Page 265 ■ ' v.:-.. , c PONY PIGSKIN BATTLERS look tense, grim, and determined. Bo C. and Raleigh B. look like they would like to shoot out there and get their hands on those Bay- lor Bears, but as it turned out the Bears turned tail anyway. . . . Gene W. snatches long drinks of H2O between touchdowns. . . . Wayne B. has such a serious face that if we didn ' t know differently, we ' d think something were amiss. Mattv Bell looks at Baylor kick- off and we know he is pleased as th().se Mustangs go thunder- ing down the fielt! to victory. Pa(,v. 266 BAYLOR BEARS BOG way down in the Mustangs ' Corral and learn the hard way that the Ponies have a winning team . . . Hamberger looks mighty massive in those shoulder pads, but we ' ll bet he K)oked even bigger to the Cubs as he thuntlered down the field . . . The Baylorites are look- ing with great concern at SMU, as well they might . . . Smash passer Frank P. confers with Paul P. It ' s our guess they were planning a c]uickie for the golden boys. Bruno Lewis is happy about the whole thing ani.1 shows it. . . . We ' ve never seen such a conglom- eration of expressions before, but as usual the Ponies came out hir in the leai.1, to the delight of the Red and Blue boosters. Pace 267 T THE VARSITY THROBBED with excitement during pigskin season and the thrilhng cHmax of Home- coming . . . Letter formations during the half charged the air with spirit and loyalty for respective teams, and many mo- ments were anxious as well as cheer-filled in the plays that followed . . . Down to the train station to meet the players are a group of fans . . . McKissack looks confident and happy as he waves, and we later found out that confidence was well- founded . . . Paul Page and Pete Kotlarach appear to be hav- ing a serious discussion, but knowing those two fine Ponies, things can ' t be too much on the glum side. r NO, IT ISN ' T an election or an SAli pledge party that brings the crowds; it ' s the Homccomins Queen on her float. BetP ' Jean Jones was crowned cjueen at tliis festive occasion w itli a real jeweled crown, and you ' ve never seen a more excited young Mustang unless it was her escort, G. C. C. Helpful frat brothers stood by with a stretcher just in case, but we are happy to report all went well . . . Captain of the victorious Ponies, Toadie M., gives us one of those cock-sure grins of his that we interpret to mean — Opposition, look out! Too bad the opposition didn ' t take the hint — or is it? • • f 1 ' • MiM- n fw3k ig Zn ■ ' % !iP k IT ' S FORMAL TIME in Mustang Town, and the Holiday spirit was catching, so we hear. The Chi O ' s started this contagious en- thusiasm and impressed us all with their lavish, wintery gathering. Edging up to the old snow man are those two nice persons always seen together, Mary R. and David J. . . . Vieing for personality rating with the guy in the derby is Lawrence H., Hcrky to all of us kids, but knowing Herky and his tireless yell boosting, we know who won . . . That big back in the lower pic belongs to Stanley C, who seems to have gone a-stc|- ping. But where is Virginia D.? Pach 270 MUSIC, LIGHTS, LAUGHTER, and dancin ' held sway at the Delta Sig ' s festive frolic at the Baker Crystal Room . . . Red T. and his superb touch joined forces with those five capable crooners to s ive us a rendition we won ' t forget anytime soon ... To show how those Delta Sigs get round, we point to a foursome of the boys and their dates, each from a different sororin, ' . . . . We are confused as to how a Chi O picture landed on this page. ( You didn ' t know the ROTUNDA Staff were capable of confusion, did you.- Or did you?) Anyway, they say tliat variety is the spice, etc. Page 271 SUN AND FUN and plenty of good times are the ingredients here. Robert E. is busy snapping pictures, and reminiscent of Homecoming days is the D. G. flcxit with its lovely sailorettes ... A cooler offer is enjoyed bv Betty H., Bill P., and Sam W., but I ' ll bet we know who is enjoying it most . . . Down by the lake side we lint! a bevy of pretty gals taking in the scenery . . • Naturally everyone attends tho.se inter-fraternity games that make for so much excitement. Loyal tt) the Kappa Sigs is Betty B., as she roms for the scarlet, green and white . . . San .-Xntonio figures into tiiis as a four.sonie of attractive ' I ' ri Delts are snappetl ' neath a spreading palm tree. Pagp. 272 THEY WENT STEPPING ri,ght off the pony premises and into the great big world for some fun . . . Evidently sunning on the beach is Francis S., and from all we can learn, it must be lots of fun to build sand houses . . . The cuties in the lower snap have solved the transportation problem . . . ami hy not a wheel- barrow? Taking it easy on the briney blue is this carefree foursome lounging on the deck . . . Betty H. Imally consented to have her pic taken. It was a struggle, but the camera won. Sure takes a glamorous one, doesn ' t she . . . The lassie at the right is just about to entice one of our web-footed friends into having a snack. Page 273 f ALL THESE PEOPLE came as someone else, so don ' t blame us if we can ' t rec- ognize them. The Bow- ery Ball went over with a bang . . . We don ' t know, but we think it ' s Terry L. and Jim W. looking like they just arrived from deep, deep Elm . . . Leta Jo C. and companion do a bit of carnivaling, proving that yens for such things don ' t leave with bobbysocks . , . And who is the winsome lass cavorting onto the basketball court? . . . it ' s down- right amazing the things this editor lias seen. Pagh 274 HERE WE ARE still at the Bowery Ball and tlie carnival. It ' s hard to decide just who the fellow in the lower pic represents, but it ' s a cross ber veen Daniel Boone and Buf- falo Bill . . . Donna O. has certainly gone all out for hearts, and what ' s more, it looks nice on her . . . There were so many classy cos- tumes at this ball that everyone should be conrrratu- lated; in fact, we didn ' t know so many SMU ' ers were so informed on what the well- ilressed ' bowerite was wearing this season . . . Leta Jo C;. and her date ride bareback to the tune of the Merry -Go-Rou nd . We heard that loads of fun were had on this venture into fiesta kingilom, but never a more tireil lot were to be seen. Pace 275 THERE ARE RUMORS to the effect that a great big no trespassing sign is presented to Jack Frost at the Red River along about November, but someone was napping this year ' cause cold winds blew and the snow fell thick and fast . . . Which goes to prove that anything can and does happen in Texas . . . But the blustery breezes didn ' t daunt the Ponies ' party spirit. Come formal or informal was the mood, and we ' ve heard that this Christmas Season was one of the gayest ever . . . Incidentally who is the darling, dainty, dame giving the orders at tile Kappa Sig ' S ' ukridc luii-niaker? PACI: 276 THE BIG HIGHLIGHT of this function seems to have been a tantalizing dance by an equally vivacious foot-flinger . . . Oh well, hats will come off, won ' t they . . . The Delta Sigs arc out en masse for this occasion, and were glad to see them; but surely it can ' t be they were having a stag affair, surely not??? . . . Jo H. is in smiles but not for the reason you think, ' cause we ' ll lay our bets that Gordon H. is close by . . . Two Lambda Chi ' s are enjoying an hilarious something at this Sadie Hawkins ' Day Party. Must have been one of those out of this world — we don ' t know which world to blame them on — costumes that brings the guffaws. Pace 277 HOW IS IT that a guy can rate the lovely ladies, not once but twice, and in the same picture? Frankly, we ' re baffled, but con- clude this fellow must be the fastest man on the SMU campus . . . Smiles and formals seem to have taken over at these Mustang socials, and we think it ' s a fme idea. . . . Bette P. must have lookeil her charmin ' best at this decorative Kappa function, to be the object of such masculine beaming. Pace 278 i n iH THE SMILE BEGUILES in these pictures. Alice A. seems to be doing a fine job up there, and applauding Ann W. bears us out; but on whom is the band leader concen- trating? . . . The ATO ' s enjoyed them- selves immensely at their tradi- tional Black and White, that is until the mad scramble for wraps started. Naturally your date ' s was on the very bottom in the far-most corner. Some look eager, some suspicious, but Don W. looks just plain worried, tlocsn ' t he? Page 279 PATIENCE AND FORTITUDE and food will come your way, must he your motto if you dine at any of the local heaneries surrounding the campus. We ' ve never seen a Co or an Ed that didn ' t like to eat whenever and whatever possible, but when you become hunched and grey waiting for one of those sel- dom seen, sauntering people, a wait- ress, it ' s no laughing matter — or is it? . . . Terry Songbird L. and companions look as if they are enjoy- ing a sandwich, a couple in the next booth, and a funny joke ... It must be something serious in that lower picture, or why would people look serious if it wasn ' t serious, but how can anyone be serious in the Mustang Pharmacy? Pagh 280 WE ' VE BEEN IN a Chicago subway during rush hour, in Grand Central Station at train time, on Main Street on dollar day, but never have we seen such a congregation of peasants as get together in the SMU Post Office after morning classes. That ' s why we couldn ' t believe our eyes when we saw this top pic- ture. The Ugly Man Contest Band must have been going by. for that ' s the only way we can explain the few people in the P. O. . . . It ' s Bette P. and her male admirers again. Miss P., what is it? . . . Peggy P. is about to spin a disc, but where docs the main interest lie, in the platter, tiie platter machine or the salesman? . . . Chat and Nibble is tlie tlieme in tiie lower pic, but then th.u is natural when laughing hulies rally ' round a I ' . D. Kinch tabic. Pagl 2Sl HATS ARE OFF to those boys that Hy the air- planes. We are proud of our own Mustang Squadron and hope it will grow and grow and grow ... A couple of long- legged Lambda Chi ' s sprawl lazily in the sun, just what we ' ti like to do on these hot days ... At lower left the Kappa Sig ' s give audience to a group of their fellow brothers in a bridge game, while the vets, at lower right, prefer picnicking in the wide open spaces . . . Jinx, from all we can see, is using persuasive powers on some handsome male and, tt) our surprise, with no avail. We bet he ' s the strong, silent tyjx ' . P.K.ii 282 TAKING IT EASY are a twosome of captivating Pi Phi girls, but then we wouldn ' t mind taking it easy on the hooii of a new limousine either . . . We just can ' t understand a ' oout this much- discussed age of chivalry, but are inclined to think it ' s on the wane when John H. lets Homecoming Beauty lug those big books ... At lower left is a little stone bench appropriately fixed by a big oak tree. We think it ' s an oak tree, anyway it ' s only a skip from walking man ' s White Rock — enough said . . . liven though some fellows took long visits in Hawaii not so long ago, they ' ll walk a mile to see a dance done in the Hawaiian manner; we heard it was vet) ' intriguing. Page 283 M PONY SPORTS PARADE was highlighted by victories in football and basketball this season and we enjoyed every moment of it, too. Junior E., SMU ' s Gunga Din, looks on anxiously. He ' s the guy you saw running those water bottles on and off the field; couldn ' t have done without him . . . Nancy D. is giving an ice cream sales talk backed up by a smile to Mary Jane C. From t he looks of the male admirer, selling is right down Nancy ' s way . . . We didn ' t know it was straw hat day at the Cog ' s Carnival, but at a Cog ' s party anything goes. Paci; 284 UP AND AWAY and the hall is headed right over into riie basket. These lassies are plenty energetic and mighty good, too. Who says girls can ' t rate as hoopsters? . . . There ' s no place for jangled nerves at the fencing party. We hope for everyone ' s sake no one slipiied. Incidentally the Fencing Club is taking hold with cjuite a few of the Mav- ericks . . . Ping Pong is (.juite an indoor sport, especially when two such gals .so easy on the eyes are iloing the pinging ami ponging. Page 285 ON THE CAMPUS and ofl. too, one sees co-cds and more co-eds much to the deht ht of the eye. Here we have a bevy of D. G. ' s cheering, or are they? From the frown on Nancy D ' s face, we ' d say all wasn ' t well in this intcrsorority play- off . . . Always to give the SMU Mustangs a thrill of pride will be beautiful Dallas Hall and its intricate Greek architecture . . . long may she tower o ' er the hill . . . It ' s a fast, feroci- ous tangle as these speedy Ponies wrestle on the green, but it looks like a bruise here aiul there iiiisjlu result. Pace 286 . JUST PLAIN INSPIRATIONAL, that ' s the view from the steps of Dallas Hall down the middle of the quadrangle . . . We hear Blanch W. is talented at many things and among the least of these abilities is horseback riding. We assume that she can ride the horse ... It seems that these Tri Delts are really talented, and we see this includes the Robin Hood spirit . . . The twins, Peggy and Patsy F., pose with a friend. Looks as though they are about to pursue knowledge if books are any indi- cation . . . We ' ve never discovered what ' s what with these girls and the wire screen, but they look engrossed . . . Catching that man about the campus, Marcus, is really something to write about. He is planning all those big things to come for the vets. Pace 287 COURSES AND CAMPUSOLOGY or is Campusology considered a course now? At any rate most Ponies consider the latter the most pleas- ant of the two, as is evidenced by the line-up for the pause that re- freshes. The Co-op is the tradi- tional stomping grounds for the Mustangs, and we do mean stomp- ing grounds. We ' ve found you ' re lucky if you don ' t find yourself stomped right into the grounds, hut we ' re hoping for a new Student Union Building soon that will solve all the problems . . . After a break, it ' s classes. Shown here is be- mustached Portuguese Professor Haidar trying to pound the language of the Rumba-makers into resisting hcatls. Pa CI- 288 I ;mu Mr ERSONALITIES y If • yak - ., aWteh fi ' s f II SI  4 ' ;t!«--!A v i,- ' , 1 1 1 i • 1 ■■ f N 1 1 B- T Mi 1 ill ' Mm 1 .. Jam k fr fiSi 1 mis jv ■ vi B K my 11 ■■ ' iF aL ■ II ; ■ ■ : XV a ■y y liii % I ' ■.« ?5 s i M p A I UMWBR ITT e ( t , i ' Have yon been xva ' itin ' ' A ' , ■f ' ' - ' ' THE BOOK SHORTAGE. Now here is one oi the most crippHng shortages. Even atter the lon hnes at the book store were ehminated, books were hard to find. Three marriai es and one divorce were recorded in a class using a share the book plan. One professor ordered his students to purchase a $6.95 textbook, only to find that lie had tor, otten to write the thing, while some German books were switched for French books in a class in Dall.is Hall, and the teacher and fourteen students flunked the course before the error was detected. . I (7U ' ., sM, ■ ee f ' frrj I. STATISTICS Dallas, Texas Kapjia Kappa G.unm.i Freshman Five Fcer, 6 Inches 125 Pounds Brown Hair Brow II Fyes i.. i 292 Y ' jv ' i f )rn j T V I T A L STATISTICS Carrollton, Texas Gamma Plii Beta Junior Five Feet, 4 Indies 112 Pounds Blonde Hair Blue Eves PACti 294 0 j ' rr ' V rj ' V I T A L STATISTICS Dallas, Texas Delta Delta Delta Sophomore Five Feet, 2 Indies 105 Pounds Brown Hair Hazel Eyes Vm.v. J% .5 Waxahachie, Texas Pi Beta Phi Freshman Five Feet, 5 ' j Inches 115 Pounds Blonde Hair Blue Eves Pack .WU c ' , m - ■ cr tr i rrr V I T A L STATISTICS Ft. Monmouth, N. J. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sopliomorc Five Feet, 7 Inclics 122 Pounds Brown Hair Brown F.vcs R(c. ; M)2 .SSK . 4v ?v .j i rr rj V I T A L STATISTICS Dallas, Texas Zeta Tau Alpha Freshman Five Feet, 5 ' 2 Inches 1 17 Pounds Blonde Hair Blue Eyes PAG i .m i y i 1 .1 rrrj j f v wyy yj e I ..rrr:: 4 V I T A L STATISTICS Dallas. Texas Delta Delta Delta Senior Five Feet. 4 Inches IK) Pounds BlonJe Hair iilue lives l c,ii M)6 t t M yrYfj yf rf r L STATISTICS Shreveport, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta Junior Five Feet, -i Inches 122 Pounds Brown Hair Green Eyes Pagh M)S e Jy -i l j ( € iie T A L STATISTICS Dallas, Texas Independent Freshman Five Feet, 6 j Inches 120 Pounds Brown Hair Hrow II lives ?. CE 310 % 1. ri TH fAffr ;4 ut SowmOH. Kappa Alpha Theta e AC cf oA n a(A Zeta Tau Alpha Page 312 . e U ( ncidclac Z i Tau Alpha ctUf a tc un Pace M3 atn icca Ti ctc e uted(f Gamma Phi B h t a Tt utccf ou ida t Gamma V H i- t a P l(.;! .i 6 ■i Tft iA cinet ec Kappa Kappa Gamma ;4nK enx D H I. 1 A D i: 1. T a D 1 1. 1 a Pa(.i- M7 mmmmiirr ■■ nhimtmi- )JtcifKf Tftonn e Gamma Phi Beta Scifia ut Tftunfr6xf P 1 Beta P h i Page 318 PoUcf T oUiK ' 1 II ' TC acf Sta e 1 m mm 1 f I M w K a 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1 1 ' fl l K L , K _3 1 19 1! B i J bI ip 1 Kappa Alpha Thlta 1 M J - . , . J ) 1 1 ' ,1 ff ! IJiy I)i:i. TA Di:i. TA Dhlta SWEETHEARTS 5 ' y 4=:r J - Jo TOWFR g ' i I AM; DcnV i I t TlRRV I-HAH-i m BoNNlIi Mt,K.Nl(jHT MAin lO CiOODHARLE Betty Burgin Peggy Jones HOROUGHBREDS ' ' - ' liui. w EUGI-NH WlI.SON TciM Chisholm ra, — Jim Moody Joe Klassen Eugene McClintock John Scogin ™ Bill Kent Al Hughes Mack Smith Lawrence Herkimer JlMMlE FiTZPATRICK Willie Glasser Dick Albert Irvin ScoiT I W U E E N S ANNA LOUISE JAGOE . . . SUN BOWL QUEEN AUDREY BENSON . . . QUILL QUEEN BETTY GENE JONES HOMECOMING QUEEN i RGANIZATIONS I. : 3 M I % vl: ' V- i R. ' ri v V Br In i?% V-| H ' N Sa ■ ■ :,- ■ M lii ' Ha ' W I- y . i L V 1 r ,::: 1 ,.-Vt-V I Lost golf ball . . . last match only bottle opener broken a dog kisses a man. one tree for a bar?imock SHORTAGE OF SHORTAGES ... We call tiiis the shortage of shortages because there is a shortage of decent words to describe these particular shortages. For example, no shortage is more acute than the one which occurs after your last match has gone out. Or, who has not experienced a picnic when either one of two things didn ' t occur — no one brings a bottle opener, or some Joe breaks the only one present? These little trying times of our exis- tence are what make the pleasant things seem so good. Adjectives such as crying, gouging, burning, measley, silly, goofing, eight-balling, snafuing, and plumbering, just do not seem adequate to describe them. The trouble with these shortages is that they occur practically all of the time and are not an aftermath of war. They just happen. As a forecast of the future, the Rotunda predicts that we shall all go on losing golf balls, running out of matches, have no way of opening bottles, put up hammocks where there is only one tree, get kissed by dogs, cows, and other animals, get run over by automobiles, dent fenders on cars, fall off ladders, spill gravy on table-cloths, miss street-cars, lose keys, tear hose, and in general come up with a shortage of shortages. ¥ 4 I[ RATERNITIES ff pIB ' limrT M O C i f Ci fP fp Ci p p p ,c c I , i . iili it -ivli ill ( )f p p - t ' 4Ssl tf i- ' .iik IMkkt m ii C ! p f? ill t .IfiM C C) C Founded at Virginia Military Institute, 18C5 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1918 Colors: Sky Blue and Old Gold J Flower: White Tea Rose MEMBERS Roy Arnold, Jim Battles, H. C. Barnes, Bill Boyd, Carl Boucher, Hank Branden, Ashley Brewer, Spen- cer Brewer, Charles Brown, Norman Burandt, Dick Carlyon, Jimmy Clary, R. L. Carlev, George Cramer, George Crisp, Bob Crossland, Bob Crowell, A. W. Cullum, Walter Dathe, Eugene Dopp, Joe Douglas. Jack Duffy, Bob Duncan, Herbert Durham, David Dye, Joe Eason, Bob Enholm, Wilton Fair, Grahame Gordon, Russell Hankins, Bob Harris, David Hasel- tine, Harvey Haseltine, Paul Hathaway, Jim Heit- man. Gene Hewett, Bill Hitzeiberger, Oscar Hoff- man, I. T. Hurst, Dud Hughston, Ed Hughston, Bob Johnson, Choyce Kendrick, Jimmy Kendrick, Harry Knickerbocker, Bill Lewis, Larry List, Winston Mc- Call, Leake McCauley, Bob McClure, Marvin Mc- Kee, Weldon Mills, Jimmy Moore, Joe Morales, Charles Moore, Jack Morrison, R. B. Murray, Neal Neece, Luther Nicholson, Rodnev Nurse, Jack Ogil- vie, Bill Osburn, Briscoe Parker, Harold Parker, Jim Persons, Tom Peterman, James Pickard, Lawrence Pickard, Dennis Pickens, Earle Pitt, Charles Powell, Bill Pratt, Rex Pruett, Tony Roffino, Lloyd Ryan, Frank Sandifcr, Clyde Saunders, Bob Smith, Joe Stewart, Madrel Stinson, Jack Talley, Blake Tartt, Acker, Arnold, Bacon, Barnes, Bateman, Battles, Bevans Beverly, Bentz, Boyd, Brandon, A. Brewer, S. Brewer, Brown Boucher, Carlyon, Clary, Clayton, Corley, Cramer, Crisp Crossland. Crowell, Cullum, Dathe, Dickinson, Douglas, Duffy Durham, Dye, Eason, Elmore, Ewing, Fleck, Floto Fulchcr, Gordon, Gwinn, Halbert, Hamilton, Hankins, Harris D. Haseltine, H. Haseltine, Hathaway, Haygood, Heitman, Hewitt, B. Hitzeiberger j. Hitzeiberger, Hoffman, E. Hugliston, D. Hughston, Hurst, Jennings, Johnston Johnson. Kendrick, Kindred, Knickerbocker, McCall, List, Lewis I h :P4ct 33H I i ALPHA TAU OMEGA TEXAS DELTA E P S I 1 C) N C H A I ' T 1 R Fall O I- F I C E R S liARLii Prns President Craig Millis Vice-President n spring Winston McCall Craig Millis Briscol Parker Secretary Bob Crossland Winston McCall Treasurer Georcjh Crisp I. T. Hurst Social Chitirni.in .... Clyde Saunders MEMBERS {Continued) Walter Terrell, Jerome Thornton, Bob Titus, Ever- ett Wamble, Walter Waskom, Don Watson, Hank Watson, Charles Ways, Walter Wharton, Fred Wilber, Walter Wilson, Gordon Zollars. PLEDGES Eddie Acker, Bill Allen, Dick Bacon, Earl Bateman, Ralph Beaver, Jimmy Bevans, Joe Brice, Forrest Buie, Bob Clayton, Bobby Davis, Albert Dickinson, Howard Dunham, Bill Elmore, Cecil Ewing, Bill Floto, Bob Gwinn, Don Halbert, Jimmy Hamilton, Paul Higginbotham, Joe Hill, Jack Hitzclberger, Jon Johnston, Bob Leake, Darwin Lucas, Jim Mc- Crackin, Paul McDonald, Winston McGee, Bland McReynolds, Bob Mansur, John Mitchell, Joe Owens, Tom Pardee, Jim Pcnland, Cliff Peters, Bill Rich- ardson, Herbert Robertson, Bill Sampert, Jimmy Stewart, Harold Stubbs, Bill Thomas, Grady Thomas, Dalton Wright, Bob Wynn. McCaulev, McClure. McKee, McKnight, McLean, McNatt, Millis Mills, Morales, C. Moore, J. Moore, Morrison, Murray. Nccce Nicholson, Nurse, Ogilvie, B. Osburn, O. G. Osbiirn, B. Parker, H. Paiker Penland, Persons, Peterman, Peters, J. Pickard, L Pickard, Pickens Pingree, Pitt, Powell, Pratt, Pruitt, Queen, B, Richardson Richardson, RolTino, Sampert, Sandifer, Saunders, .Slay, Stewart Stinson, Stubbs, Tartt, Terrill, Thomas, Thornton, Tipton Titus, Wallace, Wamble, Waskom, H. Watson, D. Watson, Ways Wharton, Wilbur, Wilson, Wriglit, Zollars, Wynn Pace 339 « ' - p « Tj c ft fb ? p ? P p p D o r p ' 1 C) ft f P o ? ( c ( r; p r fi e r- r, ri ft ml ill I . ;1:. ill.il ft e m p o C) . O f?. Acic . Ainlcrson, Ballard, Baro, Bemis Bl.ilock. Blanchard, Branyon, Brown, Campbell (Castillo, Cliisholm, Coll, (!ook, B. l )cnnin S. Denning, Freeman, Tiiller, (jardncr, Gregory Hagg, Griffin, Guice, H. Hall, R. Hall Hensliaw, Harper, Henke, Hill, Hopkins Howard, Hughes, Irby, Jensen, Jarncr Founded at Cornell University, 1890 V S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1927 Colon; Red and Buff Flouer: White Carnation MEMBERS Bob Acrey, Thomas Andy Blalock, Billy Roy Brown, Robert Campbell, Roberto Castillo, Tommy Chisholm, Stanley Coll, N. B. Cook, Russ Crall, Charles Davis, Carlisle DeHay, Scott DeLee, Kenneth Fuller, Clyde Gardner, Dick Gray, Dick Gregory, Don Griffin, Bob Hall, Warren Harding, Otto Henke, Lawrence Herkimer, Ray Howard, Al Hughes, Alonzo Jensen, Bill Kent, Clyde Lacy, Bernard Malone, Howard Mauldin, Bill McManemin, Charles Moore, Fred Moss, Albert Nickels, John Patton, T. J. Patton, Herbert Pohl, John Ridley, Bob Shortridge. E. Lee Smith, Lloyd Spears, Layden Stroud, John Thomas- son, Edward Tii hc, Bob Towles, Ben Treadway, CuUen Tubb, Fred Wolff, Bill Wood. Pact. .UO DELTA CHI -SOUTHERN METHODIST C H A PI E R Fall Tommy Chimiolm . Bill Kin i . . Ho { ARU Madluin Clmih Gardner J()Hi Thomasson . Bhknard T. Malonk OFFICERS Spring Prtsidviit Fred Moss V ice-President . . Bernard T. Malone . Secretary B. Ray Howard Corresponding Sec Clyde Lacy . Treasurer John Thomasson Sergeant-at-Arms .... Bob Sellers h m PLEDGES Andy Anderson, Jack Ballard, Boyd Baker, Malcolm Beckham, Ed ard Belvin, John Bemis, Joseph Bily, Claude Blanchard, Buster Booth, Monty Bowers, Allan Branyon, William Brown, Al Carrell, Jerry G lt, Harold Croan, Billy DeLee, Bill Denning, Steve Denning, Linzee Evans, Sid Farrar, George Freeman, Iroy Fuller, Dudley George, Herbert Greunke, Nor- man, Haertig, Harvey Guice, Arthur Hall, H. G. Hall, Bob Hardwick, Edward Harper, Russell Henke, Carl- ton Hodges, Jim Hopkins, Richard HuUck, Laurens Jester, |. M. Johnston, Charles Joiner, Ovid Jones, Roy La Rocca, John Lewis, Harwell Lucky, Bill Mar- tin, Bob Mauldin, Jack McCalmon, William Mc- Ltndon, Homer McGregor, Chockie Milam Laurel Miller, Jay Morgan, Tom Reese, R. Lacky Riddle, Dick Roach, Bob Sadler, Billy Sellers, Jimmy Sellers, Jimmy Shilling, Jack Spring, Jack Thomas, T. D. Thomas, Robert Tillman, Jim Treadway, Gordon Wagner, Leon Walkup, Jim Widner, Lee Williams, Harlan Windham, Fred Yates, Eldred Robinson, Doui; Defferosi. Jones, Fair, Knu, Lacy, W. Lowry R. Lowry, MLiNLmemin, McGregor, Malone, Martin Mauldin, Miller, Moss, Nickels, Patton Paul, Pohl, Reese, Roach, Shortridge Shilling, Spears, Spring, Stroud, Tlioinas Thompson, Trc.ulvvay, 1 ubb, Wagner, Widner Windham, WollT, Wood, Zchner Pagv. 34 MP (f Pj o fT f mm Oberthier, Bass, Beale Birdsong, Blackwcll, Bustick, Bynum Dawson, Diamond, Dollinger, Finley Fish, Gracey, Hailey, Hanson Harper, Hiett, Hilt, Hinchliffc Hunter, Jordan, B. Laccj • ' iltW.  ig Si A Founded at the College of the City of New ■cl k, 1899 SMIL Chapter Installed. 1915 Colors: t Nile Green and White Flower: 9 White Carnation M E iM B E R S Douglas Bass, Jack Birdsong, Tom Bostick, Edwin Comstock, James Cook, Ed Cole, Ralph Crocker, Al- lan Dial, Tom Dillard, Harold Dillinger, Gene Fields, Car] Finley, John Gracey, Harold Hailey, Robert Hanson, Tommy Harper, Robert Herring, Marvin Hinchliffe, Jack Hunter, Alfred Jones, Roy Jordan, William McDonald, Rufus McKnight, Sam Millikan, Harold Patterson, C. R. Petersen, E. D. Reed, Wilson Reese, Henry Schenfelt, Marion Shoen- felt, James Soden, Ralph Stephan, Dan Summers, Errol Wendland, Leon Wilson. I ' AGE .U2 IT (t DELTA SIGMA PHI LAMBDA CHAPTER GHT, Jr. Fall UFUS N. McKr E. D. Ri:i:i) RALF ' H M. Sn-PHAN .. . Harold j. DOLLiNCi-K, Jr. JamisC. SoDEN . . . Fka cer N. Blackwell lO F F I C E R S i PresiiUnt Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Rush Captain Social Chairman Spring .... E. D. Reed William H. McDonald . . Ralph M. Stephan Harold J . Dollinger, Jr. Frazer N. Blackwell, Jr. . . Robert B. Hanson PLEDi Ernest Adams, Vernon Barnett, Dale Bateham, Louis Beale, James Belmares, Frazer Blackwell, Kenneth BoLirland, John Braithwait, Sam Bynum, Dan Chea- ney, Roland Cox, Robert Dawson, Rawlings Dia- mond, John Fich, William Fuqua, Robert Hall, Ed Hiett, Bill Hickey, Kenneth Hilt, James Justice, Joe Ktnnington, Bill Lacy, Ernest McCormick, Benton Moores, Charles Morris, James Newman, Walter Norman, Paid Nugent, Fred Obertheir, Bill Patter- son, Horace Patterson, Don Ransom, Richard Ray, F. L. Reed, Hal Rives, Roy Routaire, Tom Ruisin- ger, W. F. Sharp, Bill Shirkey, Frank Slay, Lyndon Sorrels, E. C. Stephenson, Kenneth Story, Roy Tay- lor, George Thornton, John Tomaino, Fred Tosch, Glenn Tunnell, Johnnie Valdez, Dan Wall, James Westlake, James Wright, Cloyd Young. J. Lacc , Mc(;ormick, McDonald McK )l lll, Morris, Patterson, Nugent Petersen, Ransom, E. D. Reed, F. 1.. Reed Reese, Rives, Routaire, Ray Shoenfelt, Soden, Srephan, Summers Taylor, Tomaino, Wendiand Pace 343 r o c ,F .p § - O C . ♦ O o (f a r o r) f O t £ . r a a r c o ' ? r f m J a£. il, !.! Kk Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1863 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1915 Colors: Crimson and Gold Flowers: ■ Magnolia and Red Rose MEMBERS Don Arnett, Jim Ansiey, Farrell Bartley, Jack Book- hout, Frank Bradley, Charles Bragg, Harold James Bresnan, Don Brown, Roger Buddington, Charles Canlield, Lynn Chapman, Jim Chenoweth, Jim Cocke, Rex Corey, Leo Corrigan, Todd Corey, Charles Childers, Edward Douglas, Randolph Duggan, Jos- eph Ferguson, Jim Fitzpatrick, David Fox, Webster Field, Olin Gibbons, Thomas Gilbreath, Tom Hew- lett, Gerald Hargett, Ned Harris, Harman Hodge, Jene Holt, Jack Horton, John Hudson, Gordon Johnson, William Ogden Kidd, Lacy Rhes Keele, Bill Koepsel, John Koons, James Leisy, Fred Loe, Lytton Lookabough, William Henry Maher, Val Mansfield, John Martin, Dudley Mathers, Harrod McClelland, Henry Wallace Meador, Jim Miazza, Jack Mincy, Milton Eugene McClintock, Dan Mc- Manus, Lou Morrison, Bill Moore, Charles Murphy, Howell Myers, Hunter Pickens, Buddy Porter, Wts- ley Porter, Dutch Reagan, Dave Reed, Jim Richard- son, Joe Salmon, Lee Smith, Mack Smith, French Snelling, Vernon Tanner, Johnny Van Amburgh, Jack Van Zant, Jim Warlick, Charles White, Johnny Winston, Bill Wood, Don Wood. Arnett, Bartley, Bookiioiit, Bradley, Bragg, Bresnon, D Brown R. Brown, Bryan, Buddington, Canfield, Chatman, ClRiiowetli ( hilders, Christian, Cocke, Connolly, (lorey, Corrigan Covey, Culpepper, Dahnaher, Douglas, Dugan, Fields Ferguson, Fitzpatrick, Fox, Garrocc, dibbons, Ciilbert (iibson, Ciilpin. Goodman, Hargett , Harris, Hodge Hogland, Horton, Hudson, Johnson, Kinney, Kidd King, Koepsel, Koons, Lake, Leisy, Lewis Loe, Lookabough, Lupton, McClelland, McCliniock. McClure, Mc-Ciain m W ' ' f. ' l.. f -i- - KAPPA ALPHA BETA I.AMHDA (HAPTliR Fall OFFICERS RocHR BuDDlNGTON .... President John Koons Vice-President Harmon Hodge Secretary Bill Bartlhy Treasurer Sprinfi Lytton Lookabough Hunter Pickens .. Robert Lewis v Bill Bartley y PLEDGE Bob Anderson, Frank Bradley, Sonny Bryan, Rich- ard Campbell, Charles Childers, Charles Christian, Jack Coffman, DoiyCThnally, Doug Connor, Irving Covey, Charley Culpepper, Tom Dahnaher, Dave ox. Bob Garrott, John Gibson, Russell Gilpin, Hol- oodman, Van Gregory, Virgil Hargett, Ned HarrisSNed Hewlett, Bill Hogan, Dick King, Grady Lake, Jimmie Latzer, Tav Lupton, Danny Lynch, ]c ' Magce, Harold Manning, Harr ' Mayer, Bill Mc- Clain, Claude McClennahan, Bill McKee, T. G. Moore, Ted Munnell, Bill Newton, Chocky Nichol, Ray Pfrehm, Rush Pierce, A. G. Powers, Ed Prender- gast, Dexter Prince, Bob Rawlins, Tom Riley, Wil- bur Roberts, Charley Roessler, Craig Ross, Joe Rossignol, Ja(,k Sharp, Jack Simpson, Wallace Skid- more, Ed SluLighter, Jack Smith, Ken Smith, Charlie Sparks, Pat Steele, Bob Stewart, J. C. Tennison, Bob Watson; Lee Weber, Elmer Westfall, Julius What- ley, Dick ' Wilheusen, Allen Wilks, Jim WooUcy. McManus, Manning, Mansfield, Martin. Mather, Miazza, Mincy D. MtKjre, T. (i Moore, H. Meyers, Munnell, Murphy, A. Meyers H. Meyers, Newberry, Nichol, Pfrelim, Pickens, I ' ierce Porter, Power. Frendergast, Prince, Kcale, Reagan Reed, Richarilsmi. Riley, Roberts, Roessler, Ross Salmon, Simpson Skidmore, Slaughter, J. Smith, L. Smith M. Smith, Siielliii_ ' sparks, Steele, Stewart, Tennison Van Amburgh, Van ..int, Warlick, Watson, Webb. Weber Westfall, Hewlett, Whatlcy, Wilks, Wilheusen, WixkI, Wooliey Page .545 i g ? 1 5 p O 1 M .: ' J . i it f p Ci ei r . ' ) Jl.t hlk m o f ' Q 9 f 9 ' P JM pea R. Boger, B. Boger, Bowen, Breeland, C. W Brow n. D. Brown E. Brown, Carlin, Caropresi, Chancey, Clay, Cochran J. Coleman, L. Coleman, C. Coover, W. Coover, Curtis, Ucatlierage DeFord, Brooks Doughtie, Bill Doughtie, Duthie, Eichenberger, Ellison Forbis, Fuilow, Carland, Ganier, Gorhmley, Greaves Greenwocjd, Hamilton, Harris, Hawes, HoUerman, Bill HoUingsworth Bob HoUingsworth, Home, D. Hughes, H. D. Hughes, ]. Huj hes. Hunter Jamieson, Joyce, Kelly, Keplinger, Klein, Lang Leach, Leddy, Ixonard, Lynch, McLaughlin aci Founded at the University of Virginia, 1869 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1927 Colors: Scarlet, Green, and White Floucr: Lily of the Valley . Jl Vincent Ahern, Roy Boger, Lyhlord ' Breeland, Dou Brown, Everett Brown, Charles Carlin, Jimmy Coch- ran, Jim Coleman, Jimmy DeFord, John Deatherage, Sidney Dobyns, George Duthie, Robert Eichenber- ger, Buddy Forbis, Jack Foster, Lawrence Furlou, B. D. Garland, Abe Greenwood, Gayle Hamilton, Jim Harris, Don Greaves, Jack Hawes, Bob HoIliBb man, Bill HoUingsworth, H. D. Hughes, Eugene Hunter, Gerald Joyce, Jimmy Kelly, Jack Keplin- ger, Holiis Leddy, Paul Leonard, Johnny McColm, Jim McCormick, Bill McLaughlin, Walter Magee, Eugene Mallory, Don Melcer, Mack Minis, Clyde Mitchell, Wally Moore, Jim Morgan, Dave Mur- phy, William Nail, Bell Pennington, Ernest Perrv, Bob Read, William Reamer, Bill Richards, Martel Ruff, Boggs Ryan, Alex Schell, Lee Scott, George Singleton, Phil Sizer, Joe Smith, Fallon Snyder, Don Sianton, Doug Stone, Paul Tannehill, Johnny Tan- ner, Coulter Templeton, Gene Towne, Roy Tucker, Jimmy Van Huss, Roy Webb, Frank Weber, Sam Weir, Wyndell Windland, George W ' ilhite. Jimmy Wilkes, Ray Williams, Malcolm Wilson, Princeton Winton, Bill Wright. KAPPA SIGMA Dl, 1, ' IA PI ( HAPTIiR P , OFFICERS Boh Hoi.i.iNGSW ' ORTH . . . President . Don Greaves Vice-President Gene Mallory Secretary . Ga le Hamilton Treasurer . Paul Tannehill _ _ Social Chairman Alex Schell Bob Read ( Rush Captain . ' V Spring I.- Don Greaves Paul Tannehill Gene Mallory Gayle Hamilton Gene Towne George Wilhite PLEDGES Norbert Beberstein, Sam Bracken, Buster Brown, Jerry Chapman, Steve Clay, Leonard Coleman, irooks Doaghtie, Bill Doughtie, Paul Ellison, Gay Billy Home, Les Klem, Dick Lynch, Robert Martin;- Neil Maxwell, Bill Millikan, Herbert Otis, Frank Patterson, Moreland Payne, Albert Purifoy, William Reamer, Mattel Ruff, Lee Scott, Andy Smith, Don Stanton, Sam Thornburg, Jack Vollmer, Jug Waters, George Well, Charles Wilson, Harrison Woods, William Childress, Bob Woolsey, Irwin Hatridge, Henry Wilson, Robert Spangenthal, George Keller, Larry Smith, Don Penfold, Lewis Graves, Fred Davies, Charles Williams, Carlton Long, LoNsry Wilson, Roy Kincaid, Billy Jackson, Norman Gilbert, Fred Hannahs. Magee, Mallory, Martin. Mateson, Maxwell, Melcer Mims, Mitchell, Moore, Morgan, Murphy, Nail Parnell, Patter.sori, Payne, Perry, Purifoy, Rasmussen Reed, Regcsrer, Rein ' king, Richards, RufT, Ryan SheU .Scott, Singleton, Al Smith, J. Smith, Snyder Stanton, D. Stone, F.. Stone, Tannehill, Templeton, Thornburg Tanner Towne, Tucker, Van Huff, Waters, G. Webb R. Webb, T. Webb, Weber. Weir, Wilhite, Wilkes Williams, Wilson, Winton, Wright Pace W li ft Acord, Barton, Bauer, Blackwood, lir.igg Brooks, Bull, Burnett, Campbell, Carpenter Cartwright, Cash, Chamberlain, Cleary, Cobur Crabtree, Damron, Decker, DcSIi.ia), Drackley Dressen, Dunn, Ellis, Gates, Hannaii . Hardy, Hertz, Jameson, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones Founded at Boston University, 1909 S.M.U. Chapter Installed. 1921 Colan: Purple, Green and Gold Flo tier: _ _ Purple Ins ' Va jr MEMBERS N 1 Wayne Acord, Gene Archer, Dick Bauer, Llo)d Baxter, Oliver Blackwood, Wayne Burnett, Stanley Campbell, Ray Carpenter, Eugene Cartwnght, ferry Chamberlain, Victor Decker, Neal DeShazo, Henry Dihm, John Fain, Hershel Gates, Jack Greet Homer Hannah, John Hardy, Jack Hertz. Da c Hun- dahl, James Jenkins, Robert Jones, Jr., Pat Kennedy, Jim Kent, Edwin Key, Clarence Kloppe, (ames La- Prelle, Roy Long, Frank McDonald, Bill McMordie, Charles Miller, Homer Puckett, Tom Ramsey, Bob Richards, Bob Shadle, Wright Smith, Don Starkey, Marshall Surratt, Bill Tarter, Fred Wagner, Scott Workman, Gordon Wright, Bill c.iger. P.u.r Us LAMBDA CHI GAMMA SI (.MA pH. OFFICERS Wayne Acord . . • • President . Gary Mills ViwPnsident Edwin Khy Secretary . Frank McDonald .... Treasurer . Jack Hertz f ' ' ' Chairiiuin f ALPHA ZETA PLEDGES Jim Barton, Oscar Bradley, Jim Bragg, Ed Brooks, Hughie Brown, Walter Bull, Chester Butt, Bob Car- ter, Dalton Cash, Tom Crabtree, Bill Cranston, Gage Drackley, John Dunn, Keith Elliott, Paul Fox, David Jameson, Richard Jordon, Bill Johnson, Paul Keel, Jack Kemp, Bob King, Calvin Lee, Mike McCloud, A. C. McDonnell, Jim Mundie, Harmon Noland, H. E. Patterson, Ross Percifield, Dick Perdue, Junius Poe, Guy Proctor, Robert Ramsey, Robert Ruble, Frank Schultz, John Skiles, Herbert Sullivan, Jake Sv-inford, Sophus Thompson, Leland Weldon, Joe Werner, Bruce West, Rainey Westberry, John West- lake, Jim Wetrersten, Joe Yarbrough, Clyde Young, David Coburn, Bob Ellis, George Oprendek, Jim Pcabody, Wayne Segars, Dick Williams, Joe Yaz- beck, Wesley Marshall. Kemp, Kennedy, Kent, Key. LaPrelie Lee, McDoiwId, McMonlic, Marshall, Miller Mundie, Oprendek, Patterson, Ramsey, Richards Riddle, Shadle-, Smith. Sr.irkey, Surratt Thompson, Wagner, Wells, Wettersten, Werner Westbter) ' , Workman, Wright, Yarbrough, Young g O f O O ill ' ' i ' .ili 4: P p C f! Cj C ' P . f f jO p P vi V-v iniikLy Founded ar Miami I ' nncrsity, 1848 S.M.U. Chapter Insr.ilk-d. 1923 ,_ Colon: .- ' Azure and Argent Flower: White Carnation flP N Abernarhy. B. Alley, J. Alley, Allmond, Beall, Beam, Bell R. Dell, Hcnnerc, Banner, Bowman, Bristol, Btovvn Bryant, Butler. Campbell, B. Cloker, T. Coker, Crook Crosby, Cummins, Davis, DcMontrand, Denny, Derura, DeSalme R. Donley, B. Donley, G. Dowel], M. Dowell, Grey, Friar.son C. Fullinwidcr, J. FuUinwider, G. Gaddy, S. Gaddy, Gealy, Gilbert Go-id, Gowan, Goyen, Harding, Harris, Helms, Hood EMBERS ■■ Bob Abernathy, Jim Alley, Joe Bailey, Harry Bass, Ray Beall, Harold Beam, Arthur Bell, Fred Bolanz, Johnny Bonner, Bill Bowman, Martin Bradky, Bill Brecklein, Teddy Bristol, Dave Brown, Tom Bryan, C. B. Bryant, Horace Butler, Gene Campbell, Jimmy Canrwell, Griff Carnes, Johnny Carrell, Harold Clark, John Cason, Jimmy Cleaver, Billy Coker, Tom Coker, Bill Crook, Dick Crosby, Clyde Davis, George Davis, Marcus Dean, George DeMontrand, Roger DeSalme, Bob Donley, Greer Dowell, McCarrs- Dow- ell, Lindsay Embrey, Tom Freeman, Chester FuUin- wider, Gene Gaddy, Sam Gaddy, Dan Gealy, Ed Gilbert, Bill Gilliland, Billy Gough, Ted Gowen, Louis Guthrie, Glen Gray, Wayne Hancock, Glenn Harding, Bill Harris, Pete Hawk, Truett Helms, Buddy Hemingson, Heygood Hendry, Bryce Hol- colmb, Graeme Hunter, Charles Inge, Don Jackson, Bob Jones, Grant Jones, Whartin Kindred, Cliff Kramer, Bill LaPrade, Tom Leachman, Bill Lloyd, Jim Lowrw Calvin Lovinj;, Fred Luhnow , Ray Mc- Pm.1- .i50 Ib Cash, Bob McCroskey, Paul Matthews, Bill vaney, Jim Moody, Stuart Moore, Bob Morrow, Tom Mott, Sid Moughan, Gene McElvaney, Bill McCart- qeyi David Neal, Clyde Parker, Gene Paschall, Char- les Powell, Al Pridgeon, Jean Patton, W. K Penn, Frank Richardson, Gerald Ryan, Jim Ryan, Carl Saustad, Henry Schmidt, Bill Slack, Ed Sealv, John Scogin, Randy Smith, Bill Stephenson, Julian Talli- chet, Jimmy Temple, Bob Thompson, Louis Tipton, Bill Troth, Fred Tone, Jack Wallace, Phil Wallace, Claire Weakley, Ben Webber, Bill Wells, E. W. Williams, Dick Wingent, O. B. Williams, Ralph Wood, Judson Wood. PLEDGES Quincy Adams, Joe Derum, Ralph Donley. Bobby Gibson, Dick Johanson, Bill Laymen, Billy Mac- Kenzie, Phillip Perryman, Joe Russell, Doak Walker, Johnny Webb, Bill Witt. Jones Kindred, King, Kramer, LaPrade, Leachman, Lowry Luhnow, McAlexancler, McC.artney, McCash, Matthews, Moughon Moore, Morgan, Mott, Nelson, Neale, Parker Patton, Penn, Powell, PrKlf;eon, Rettger, Ross, Richardson Rutherford, Ryan, Sausrad, Schmidt, Scoggin, Sealey Shoemaker, Slack, Smith, labor, Talliehet, Temple, Thompson Tipton, Toan, Troth, We.ikley, E. V. Williams, O. B. Williams, Wright ' I,. S5 e p -O o ' N AndcTSun. Ball, Uushaiu, liL-.mic, Ikllows Brackeen, Cole, Conine, DePrato, lirwiij i ' ain, Faires, Farr, Flahive, Gabriel Graham, Hall, Hamilton, Hamner, Harris Hill, James, E. Jones, G. Jones, F. Jones Keller, Key, Kislcr. Kislin , j. Koonce R. Koonce, Kyle, I.tdford .w. Foinided at the Univtrsiiv ut Virginia. 1868 S.M.U. Chapter Int.illcd, 1916 Colore: Garnet and (iold Flouer: Lil) ' of the Valley MEMBERS Bud Anderson, David BatH ,, Homer Beattie, Martin Dies, Jr., Ray burn Dye, A I Garrett, Charles Fain, Richard Flahive, Bob Gilbert, Jack Graham, Law- rence Hamner, Matt Harris, Frank Hopkins, Earl Jones, Frank Jones, George Jones, John Keller, George Kent, Charles Kisling, Robert Koonce, Harry Lewis, Bill Mace, OIlie iSritcheil, Bob Munchmore, Art O ' Conner, Jimmie Owen, Tassos Pappados, Roger Parks, Bill Pitts, Jesse Rickman, Jav Ruwaldt, Irwin Scott, Ligon Smith, Jr., Bill Snell, Ben Sum- ner, Harold Trone, Wayne White, Bill Williams, Silas Winkler, John Winniford, Harry Woods. . I ' .u.i 5J PI KAPPA ALPHA BETA ZETA CHAPTER Pall Ol-FICERS Y| P ' '  S t1wrkn( i; Hamnkr .... PresiJcnt . . 1 1 • iRWiN Scott Irwin Scott Vice-President . ' ■ ■ Rogkr Parks Bill Pitts Secretary B ' P ' TTS Harry Woods Treasurer Harry Woods if! PLEDGES Maurice Ball, James Basham, Neil Baxley, Charles Bellows, John Bianchi, Bryan Billups, Bill Bogie, John Brackeen, Ed Brown, Ernest Conine, John Conway, Jimmie Davis, James DePrato, Gordon Erwin, Conway Faires, Dan Farr, Carter Gabriel, Phil Glenn, Bill Griffin, George Grubbs, Jimmy Hall, Jack Hamilton, Arthur Hill, Bill James, M. M. Key, Gordon Kisler, James Koonce, Henry Kyle, Jim Ledford, Martin Winniford, Phil McKinney, John Miert, Jim Moran, Don Moreau, William Nichols, Charles O ' Dell, John Pappas, James Pearce, Jack Peck, Bill Perkins, Charles Posey, Kirby Price, Carl Ricker, Tom Rippey, Harry Robertson, Wayne Rob- inson, Guy Rogers, Jack Russom, Charles Sagnibenc, Gordon Schmitt, Dick Stone, Cecil Sutphin, Tom Swift, Harry Thomas, Elton Vaughn, David Wil- liams, Bob Wiseman, Lloyd Wolfert, Robert Wood in, Joe Woods. McKinney, Mace, Miert, Martin, Muciimore OC.onnor, Owen, Pappados, Parks, Peck Price, Rippey, Robertson, Robinson, Rogers Ruwaldt, Schmitt, Scott, Simon, Stittli Stone, Sumner, Thomas, Trone, White Williams, Winkler, Winniford, Wolteri, Woodui j. Woods, H. Woods Page 353 I l f o c o I P o 1 ' . mk p O jft f p - f f I ' O P f! !) Founded at The University of Alabama, 1865 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1923 Colors: Flower: Purple and Gold Violet _ • MEMBERS Frank Adams, Jim Adams, Sam Adams, Bob All- man, Tom Austin, Bob Banvard, Paul Barham, Jack Bell, Jack Bleuler, Don Bobb, Bill Boyd, Bill Brooks, Paul Brown, Dick Davis, Allen Dawson, Flynn Chamblee, Frank Cawthon, Dick Compton, Leon Clay, Bob Cox, Allen Cobb, Ernie Dejernett, Tommy DeArmon, Bob Dennard, Kennith Crowe. Joe Egan, Jack Elliot, Hugh Fitzsimmons, Bill Ferguson, For- rest Ferguson, Don Frye, Tommy Garber, Harry Gray, Stan Harrell, Don Harrison, Jack Helm, Tom Hight, Al Hockaday, Harold Hobbs, Bob Hughes, Al Holden, Charles Irwin, Phil Jones, Homer Key, Bobby Key, John Knaur, Eric Kilberg, Bill Maclay, Howard Malitz, Bill Materka, John Mullins, Forrest Muir, Pat MacLean, Ed Ochs, Bob Owens, Bob Owen, Russell Palm, Glenn Parker, John Parnell, Jack Paxton, Walter Prasifda, Roy Peterson, Clark Porter, Rupert Phillips, Ellis Reed, Walter Reed, Eddie Richardson, Eddie Ronan, Ted Russell, Hampton Rutherford, Kennith Sclater, Dick Scott, Charles Shedd, George Seale, Jim Seale, Joe Smallwood, Basil Smith, Charles Simpson, Jogn Steakley, Guy Strait, Paul Thorpe, Buddy Tippitt, Mike Tipps, Charles Tohin, Frank Vernon, David Thomas, Leo Vessenmeir, Vy Wagner, Carl Wallace, Jim Wallis, Bill Waters, Bill Weatherford, Ned Welch, Charles Wheat, Phil Wilson, Bob Wollebak, Bob Willard, Milton Zapata. I F. Adams, J. Adams, S. Adams, Austin, Aycock, Banvard Barham, Blackburn, Bell, Bleuler, Bobb, Bostick Boyd, Brooks, Brown, Buckley, Bull, Braswell Campbell, Chamblee, Chantos, Collins, Compton, B. Cox R. Cox, Crawford, DeArmon, Dennard, Eldredge, Egan B. Elliott, J. Elliott, B. Ferguson, F. Ferguson, Freeman, Frye Gaines, Garber, G. Gray, H. Gray, Hardin, Harrell Harrison, Hefley, Helm, Hight, Hockaday, Hosford Hughes, Irwin, Jarrell, B. Jones, P. joncs. Key Kinnear, Knaur, l.ipke, I.edyard, McLendon, McPherson McSweeney. Maclay, Malitz, Marshall, B. Martin, C. Martin i- ' 5ii - ' 4 ' ' ! SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON OFFICERS Bill Matlrka Bill Ferguson Don Harrison ' W Spring President . . Ill- B ' LL Materka Vice-President . . . .Bill Ferguson Secretary Don Harrison Jimmy Wallace Treasurer Jimmy Wallace PLEDGES Bob Ashby, Bob Aycock, Bob Bniswell, Janes Brooks, Harry Buckley, Ralph Buckley, Joe Bull, Jack Bur- rell, B. C. Butler, Zach Campbell, Andrew Jennings Chantos, Olen Coleman, Rip Collins, Roy Cox, Wes- ley Crawford, Don Curtis, Charles Drury, Bob Duke, Junior Eldredge, Bill Elliott, Wallace Freeman, Joe Gaines, George Gray, Bill Hanszen, Tom Hardin, Bill Hefley, Jim Hosford, Keith Jarrell, Bill Jones, Joe Kinnear, Neil Ledyard, Bill Marshall, Ben Martin, Conrad Martin, George Martin, George McLendon, Harry McPherson, Paul McSween, Billy Murray, Dan O ' Connell, Jack Oliver, Par Pace, Charles Paschal, Mike Pcrsio, Clyde Rembert, Jack Robinson, Jerry Rogers, Bob Rolf, Charles Rutherford, Charles Selecmen, Bill Simpson, Jack Simpson, Bill Shad- rach. Bill Sparkman, John Stary, Migel Stewart, Miles Taylor, John Tennison, Bob Turtle, DeWitt Waldcr, John Wall, Jack Washington, Bill Zant. Martin, Materka, Mullins, Murry, Ochs, Oliver B. Owens, Owen, Palm, Parker, Parnell, Parsifica Persia, Peterson, Porter, Paschal. 1!. Reed, W. Reed Richard.son, Rogers, Rolfc, Ronan, Roselle, Russell C. Rutherford, H. Rutherford, Sclater, Scott, G. Scale, J. Scale Selecman, Shadracli, Smallwood, B. Smith, W. Smith, Simpson Sparkman, Starry, Steakley, Stewart, Strait, Taylor Tennison, Thorpe, Tippit, Tipps, Tobin, Turtle Umpleby, Vernon, Vcssenmeir, Wagner, Wales, Walker Wall, Wallace, Wallis, Washington, Waters, Wcatlicrford Welch, Wheat, Curtis, Wilson, Wollcbak, Zapata Page 355 c ( e. c. ft jfl f j© e 9 jfs p p p p A r, n Q 9 r: fP o - Founded at the Cm College of New York, 1909 S.M.U. Chapter Installed. 1939 Colon: Purple and White Flower: _ - Purple Aster ' MEMBERS Dav D. Albert, R. Albert, Andres Byers, Ely, Feldman Colman, Greenburg, Greene I ' .iai- .)36 K r- SIGMA ALPHA MU 5. M. U. CHAPTER jfjfijl OFFICERS F.a m Spring Richard Ai hikt . . . . u. President JEROME Ely Stani.i;v KuKiZ .... .y Secretary DoNALD GOLMAN jEFOMi: Bm:ks Treasurer Jerome Byers Ji ROME Ely Pledgemaster .... Stanley Kurtz PLEDGES Da id Albert Jules Albert Leonard Arons IV Edward Greene y Leon Greenburg Stewart Huss Irwin Kay Frttl Korni ut Harry Morchower Robert Putter IB Keith Robinowitz t Sol Skibell I Jap Shapp f Robert Taugmun Hiiss, Kay, Kurtz Moichower, Putter, Roscnbaum A|jSkibell, Yowack l ' A ,ii 57 - 1 Bushong, F. Crossen, H. Crosscn, Dibble Ewing, Paris, Field, Fry Gunnels, Harris, Nungesser, Owens Rutherford, G. Scon, R. Scott, Tini ' ; ZETA CHI Petilioning SIGMA CHI Established at S.M.U. in January, 1947 for the purpose of obtaining a charter from the Sigma Chi Fraternit) ' . OFFICERS Don Owens . . President Jack Titus . . Vice-President Francis Faris . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS George Bushong, James Campbell, Wallace Chap- pell, Frank Crossen, Jack Ewing, Francis Faris, James Fry, Brian Gunnels, James Hambright, Don Owens, H. W. Rutherford, Gordon Scott, Jack Titus, Bill Young, Ed Wood. PLEDGES Gerald Crossen, Harold Crossen, Arthur Dibble, John Field, Leon Harris, Phil Johnson, Ralph Nun- gesser, Roy Scott. ■ wt PACili 3:58 f TOP ROW; Barnes, Klassen, King, Barker, Siceloff, Harvin, Tittle, Patterson. MIDDLE ROW: Dr. Glanville, Gates, Feagin, Marston, McNeill, Hancock, Donnell, Doggett, Gates, Mills. BOTTOM ROW: Ingram, Hudson, Hailey, Brown, Popi, Fulda, Johnston. nDEPERDCnT STUDCniS ASSOCIATIOn Fall Ralph Barnette . Audrey Benson . Clarence Meyers Catherine Johns Bonnie McKnight OFFICERS . . President . . Girl Vice-President Boy Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Spring Wayne Patterson . . Pat Hudson Marion Barker Maxine Bowser . . Kay Feagin MEMBERS Mack Adams, Philys Anderson, Marion Barker, John Barnes, Ralph Barnette, Joe Bigger, William Bmgham, Max Bowser, Mary Jo Brown, James Burns, Gloria Busby, Winnefred Busby, Carolyn Carlisle, Mickey Cates, Adelyn Coldwell, Dick Cole, Thad Corkins, Scotty Crampton, Jean CuUum, Walter Davis, Mary Beth Doggett, Pauline Donnell, Tom Edmonson, Renate Fulda, James Gardner, Paul Glanville, Orrena Hailey, Marvell Hancock, Pat Hudson, Dick Hustace, Genevieve Ingram, J. R. Kelso, Joe Klassen, Bob Kofnovec, Ed Lowe, Dorothy Marston, Clarence A. Meyer, Jr., Adolph Miller, Bob Milner, Roger Mills, Bonnie McKnight, Mary McNeill, Bill Nellis, Wayne Patterson, Douglas Peabody, Paul Petty, Pau- line Popi, Margaret Porter, Sherman Schlinkc, Donald Tittle, Jean Vining. Page 559 inTCRRATERniTy council THE INTERFRATERNITY Council regulates the rushing and pledging of new members of all fraternities and strives for a closer feeling among the organizations represented. It is composed of two electives from each of the social fraternities on the campus. OFFICERS Bill Kent President Roger Buddington Vice-Ptesident James Alley Secretary Jack Hunter Treasurer MEMBERS Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Chi Pi Kappa Alpha Lambda Delta John Stakely Fred Moss Cy Winkler Dave Rogers Bill Brooks Robert Hall Ben Sumner Phi Delta Theta Delta Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Zeta Chi Jim Alley Jack Hunter Jim Cochran Don Owens W. K. Penn Rufus McKnight Don Greaves Francis Ferris Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Alpha Mu Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Earl Pitt Richard Albert Roger Buddington Jack Hertz Winston McCall Johnny Koons Gene Archer women ' s PAnnaLcnic council WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC is composed of two active members and one alumna of each sorority. The members are elected by their respective groups. The organization plans the sororit) ' rush program and dis- cusses sorority problems on the campus. The purpose of Women ' s Panhellenic is to promote friendship and cooperation among the groups represented. Fall OFFICERS Spring Mary Jane Craig .... President Maky Margaret Calhoun Mary Margaret Calhoun Vice-President . . Catherine Hailey Betty Claire Bell Eleanor Ada M . . . . . Treasure! . . . . Barbara Turner MEMBERS Alpha Delta Pi Gwen Jones Nan Blackston DI ' Lta Gamma Charlyn Schmazried Shirley Mays Gamma Phi Beta Evelyn Posey Catherine Hailey Pi Hi ta I ' m Jean Wellborn Cilori.i Knight Chi Omega Peggy Jean Wilson Barbara Van Duzcn Dim A Riio Selnia Lewis Corine IVldm.ii Kai ' pa Ai i ' iia Till ' 1 a M.uth.i M.iii J.uu- H..IICU SU.MA KaI ' I ' A . l,ug.uc L.Lke 1-thlyn Johnston Delta Delia Di!lta Barbara Loniax Laura Baker Delta Zeia Julia Papius Evelyn Meter Ik I ' .K.l: }M) Kaim ' a Kai ' I ' a Gamma j.un A.l.mi Jn Nc-.il Zeta Tau Alpha Joan Sloan Mimi Nungesscr ORORITIES !P Barham, Barth, Blattner, Blackston, Bowen Bullock, Burer, Clapp, Clark Crenshaw, Genaro, dander, Hamm Harrell, Hedge, Hefner, Howard, Hulse Hurst, Jones, Kenney, L Knox, P. Knox ■W A AW Founded at Wesleyan Female College, 1851 S.M.U. Chapter Installed. 1916 Colors: Light Blue and White Flower: Violet Phyllis Barham, Nan Blackston, Virgif Norma Lynn Bowen, Lois Belle Buret, Beverly Clark, Annah Beth Goosetree, Bett} ' Jo Hamra, Rett}- Jean Harrell, Betty Rae Hedge, Margaret Howard, Joseale Hulse, Gwendolyn Jones, Gloria Kenney, Pauline Knox, Jerry Lacy, Donna O ' Shel, Joan Price, Sondra Ridout, Joan Slaughter, LaVetelle Smith, Pat Steed, Sylvia Stevens, Mary Laura Wagner, Patsy Ruth Warner, Margie White, Joy Wilson. Paci: 362 W ALPHA DELTA PI ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER OFFICERS Betty Rae Hedcu President Mary Laura Wacner Vice-President Norma Lynn Bowen tary Phyllis Barham 1% Treasurer n PLEDGES Geraldine Earth, Jane Bullock, Charlotte Clapp, Patricia Crenshaw, Cherie Ann Fike, Catherine Penaro, Madelin Glander, Pat Harrell, Betty Jean Hefror, Betty Huffines, Virginia Hurst, Jayne John- son, Lodema M. Knox, Esther Lietemeyer, Anita Jo Lloyd, Mary McCarley, Sue Mauldin, Betty Ogden, Peggy Oliver, Jean Reynolds, Eloise Richardson, Allyne Robertson, Ann Ruhland, Sidna Schmid, Herma Lou Schroeder, Elizabeth Sorsby, Martha Nell Williams. Lacy, Lietemeyer, McCarley, Mauldin Ogden, OShel, Price, Reynolds Richardson, Ruhland, Schmid, Smith Sorsby, Steed, Stevens, Fike Wagner, Warner, White, Wilson Pace 363 « r Beauchamp, Belk, Beene, Brenneke, Briggs Buckmaster, Carter, Chadwick, Conner Davidson, Davis, Dawjon, Frederick Fox, Gentry, Green, Hardaway Harding, Harris, Hayes, Henry, Hilburn % Founded at the University of Arkansas, 1895 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1916 Colors: Cardinal and Straw Flower: White Carnatigfii ' k. Mary Vann Beene, Betty Brenneke, Patricia Brooks, Charlotte Carter, Laura Conner, Frunkie Davidson, Virginia Dawson, Betty Fox, Merle Harris, Pat Hawkins, Betty Jane Hayes. Patricia Hilburn, Kay Kemple, Jo Ann Murray, Pat Newman, Claire Pick- ens, Marion Pollard, Sandra Salser, Juhnnie Shelton, Barbara Van Duzen, Carolyn Weathcrbv. Virginia White, Margaret Wilhite, Frances Williams, Kay Williams, Peggy Jean Wilson, Ann Woollard. Pagv. 64 CHI OMEGA IOTA ALPHA ( H APTER Ann Woollard Prcs ' ulon Ann Woollakd ViRCiiNiA Dawson .... Vice-President .... Jc) Ann Murra Charlotte Cartf.r Secretary . . ■ [ ' ■ ■ Johnnih Shilton Jo Ann Murray Treasurer . . . i . . . MiRiJi H PLEDGES Yvonne Beauchamp, Elderleen Belk. Betty Briggs, Joyce Buckmaster, Lovis Chadwick, Wanda Culpep- per, Betty Davis, Marilyn Donnelly, Gloria Freder- ick, Anne Gentry, Jacqueline Green, Patsy Harda way, Shirley Harding, Aileen Henry, Patricia Hill, Norma Jean Hudson, Shirley Johnson, Betty Jean Jones, Dorothy Klein, Barbara Landrum, Hilda Ruth Lowe, Margie McMahan, Marilyn McVeigh, Mary Ray, Joan Ricketts, Mary Kate Scaling, Joye Scott, Dorothy Shircy, Carol Keller Storter. Hill, Hiidscin, Jones, Klein, I.andrum Ixjwe, McMah.in, McVeigli, Murray Newman, Pickens, Ray, Ricketts Salscr, Scott, Shekon, Storter Weatlierliy, Williite, Williams, Wilson, Woollard i PAni: 36 i8 :w -: Adams, Allen, Alunan, Anderson, Ardier. Baker, Bell, Brindley, Broadus, Calhoun. Deats, Ditzler, Dolph, Eckman, Fielder. Fleming, Foote, Goar, Griffith, Griner. Haden, Hawthorne, Hess, Higginbotham, Holtz. Hurley, James, D. Jones, P. Jones, Kerr. Founded at Boston L ' niversity, 1886 S.M.U. Chapter Inst.dled. 1916 Colon: Silver, Gold, and Blue Flouer: Pansy MEMBERS Virginia Adams, Sharon Allen. Alice Alunan, Helen Anderson, Donna Grace Archer, Laura Baker, Ann Bell, Colleen Blodgett, Jo Anne Brindley, Bett ' Broadus, Leta Jo Calhoun, Elizabeth Deats, Mar- garet Ditzler, Connie Dolph, Virginia Eckman, Gloria Feitler, Pat Goar, Nancy Griffith, Edna Haw- thorne, Barbara Hurley, Hilda Haden, Jacqueline James, Terry Leahy, Geraldine Logan, Barbara Lo- max, Mary Mathewson, Virginia Nelson, Marilon Nix, Billye Frances Pickard, Mary Ann Puis, Betty Russell, Mary Ann Shelar, Jean Spurgin, Winifred Stark, Betty Stroud, Boo Thompson, Gloria Thorn- ton, Margaret Ann Turner, Mary Bob Turner, Jean Venturine, Blanche Webster, Mary Lois W ' hiteman, Barbara William.son. Pagl . 66 .iSL r it f DELTA DELTA DELTA r H K r A K A H H A CH A P I I- K - —OFFICERS - Lalira Baker . . ' , • • President Ann Bkll ■ • fir t Vicc-Presiden Margaret Ann Turner ecoml Vke-Pyfder, BiLLYE Frances Pickard Secretary ,;, L Betty Russell .- • ■ ■ Trcasurtr p PLEDGES Carolyn Cole, Alice Dye, Jean Elliott, Judy Fielder, Barbara Fleming, Fredda Foote, Marguerite Griner, Norma Jean Hess, Elizabeth Higginbotham, Mer- cedes Holtz, Diggie Jones, Patsy Jones, Janet Kanat- ser, Ann Kerr, Louise Lomax, Virginia Mclver, Emily McLendon. Kitty Lou Mattison, Nancy Moore, Mary Ann Morrison, Sara Parker, Mary Beth Roach, Pat- ricia Russell, Jo Ann Schwab, Laura Lee Scurlock, Gloria Stovall, Ann Wharton, Jean Whitaker, Mo- zelle Wilson, Sheridan Youngblood, Renee Zizinia. Leahy, B. Lomax, 1,. lomax, Mclver, McLendon. Mathtwson, MattisDii, Moore, Morrison, Nix. Parker, Pickard, B. Russell, P. Russell, Schwab. Spurgin, Stark, Stov.ill, Stroud, Thornton. M, A. Turner, M. B Turner, Ventunne, Webster, Wharion Whitaker, Willi.im.sim, Wilson, ' uungblood, Zizinia. I ' AGE . 67 .J,. A Founded at Lewis ScIkxiI fur Girls. 1874 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1926 Colnrt: Bmnze, Pink, and Blue Flower: Killarney Rose MEMBERS PW Beverly Albrecht, Margaret Bincrham, Lena Mary Connally, Mary Jane Craig, Joyce Davis, Nancy Dowling, Carolyn Dullnig, Suzanne Eggers, Jean- nine Frazier, Patsy Freeman, Wanda Ray Gooch, Mary Lu Hamlett, Olga Fave Hankins, Dorothy Jean Harding, Peggy Jones, Harrell Jane Kothmann, Jane Lohmann, Jean Mayo, Shirley Mays, Elaine Metzger, Josephine Moir, Melinda Moir, Lou Morton, Carol June Naab, Twyla Jo Newhouse, Dorothy Olson, Elizabeth Ann Olson, Patricia Pfaft, Sallv Power, Ann Prather, Jo Anne Redus, Josephine Reele, Marion Lu Reese, June Rcmaley, Annele Rodecape, Georgia Schenewerk, Charlvn Schmalzried, Lila Smith, Rosa Smith, Marjorie Snclling, Helen Straus, Jean Wagner. Albreciit, Alexander. Badger. Bingham. ChambcTlain, Connally Connor, Craig, Davis. DeArnnan, Dowlin Dullnig, Eggers, Frazier, Patsy rreeman, Peggy Freeman G(X)ch, Hall, Hamlett, Harding, Harrison Hockaday, Hodges, Hooker, Humphreys, Jakel Jones, Kothmann, Lanum, l.eddy, Lloyd, Lolimann i ' delta, l i(,l: i6« DELTA GAMMA ALPHA UFSILON CHAPTER OFFICERS T ' « ' VI.A Jo Nevc ' house Nancy Dowling . . Wanda Ray Gooch Dorothy Olson . . Tov Alexa PLEDGES Joy Alexander, Mary Ellen Badger, Jacqueline Cham- berlain, Jo Ann Connor, Carolyn Jo Dullnig , Peggy Freeman, Frances Gieb, Dorothy Hall, Betty Jean Harrison, Doris Hill, Betty Hockaday, Jane Hodges, Rosemary Hooker, Elaine Humphreys, Joan Jakel, Martha Lanum, Joyce Leddy, Jane Lloyd, Joan Mar- tin, Martha Merrill, Eugenia Millikan, Ann Mont- gomery, Barbara Purnell, Dorothy Roach, Betty Schencwerk, Jo Ann Shea, Carolyn Spencer, Gloria Turquettc, Marilyn Wheeler, Bernadette Whitehead. Martin, Mays, Mayo, Merrill, MetzgtT, Millikan J. Moir, M. Moir, Mont omery, Morton, Naab Newhouse, D. Olson, E. Olson, Purnell, Power Prather, Ramaley, Redus, Reece, Reele Roach, Rcxlecape, Schencwerk, Schmalzried, I.. Smith R. Smith, Sneliinp, Str.ius, Turquette, Wagner, Whitehead Pace }6 ' J W- esident Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Barth, Brockman, Bryant Calhoun, Canavan, Chapman D. Cherry, E. Cherry, Coffman Dickson, English, Krouse M Founded at Miami University, 1902 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1926 Colors: Old Rose and ' ieux Green Flower: W ' h ' ink Killarney Rose k . MEMBERS Lois Barrh, Odette Brockman, Jo Ann Bryant, Mary Margaret Calhoun, Bettj ' Chapman, Evelyn Cherry, Sue Dickson, Jane McAdam, Mozelie Mathews, Evelyn Metcalfe, Emily Mills, Dolene Moses, Julia Pappas, Peggy Powell, Frances Prater, Ann Rees, Jane Schumm, LaVonne Shirley, Phyllis Stoffer, Shirley Tonn, Peggy Whiting, Peggy Whittington, Blanche Zink. } 9 l ' 4(.r 1 0 DELTA ZETA ALPHA PSl (H AFTER m OFFICERS Fall ■ MT Spring Peggy Whiting President Mau Makaki-t Cai.houn Mary Margaret Cai.houn Vice-President ... Jane Sc humm Julia Pappas Fvelyn Cherry Secretary . . . . ■ Lois Barth I Emily Mills Blanche Zink I reas nrr . . . Pi:ggy Whittington PLEDGES Pe gy Canavan, Dorothy Cherry, Anna Lou Coff- man, Virginia EngHsh, Jean Krouse, Clara Lorense, Doris Ann Moore, Ruth Murdock, Maxine Turner, Connie Wilden. LaVonne, McAdam, Mathews Metcalfe, Mills, Moses Murdock, Pappas, Prater Schumm, V ' liiting, Whittington, Zink Pace 371 Alternau, Baxley, Beasley, B. C. Bell B. J. Bell, Biles, Burns, Cole, Culwell Eldredge, Follett, Fox, Gilleand, Gilpin Gissler, Hackman, Hailey, Hardin, Harrison House, Jourdan, Kerin, Langham, Lawson r Founded at Syracuse University, 1874 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1929 _ Colors: Brown and Mode Flower: Pink Carnation MEMBERS Betty Claire Bell, Betty Jean Bell, Betty Boyd, Aimee Follett, Helen Gissler, Catherine Hailey, Jo Hardin. Jacqueline Jourdan, Marilyn Loomis, Virginia Mc- Dowell, Bobbye Sue Miller, Marjorie Milne, Mary Ruth Monroe, Lillie Odom, Elizabeth Parsons, Ruth Patterson, Evelyn Posey, Nancy Price, Ena Louise Shrader, Betty Ross Smith, Fayrinne Smith, Frances Smith, Eleanor Stamper, Martha White. Pacu i72 ' ir- GAMMA PHI BETA ALPHA XI CHAPTER r OFFICERS Betty Claire Bell President Betty Ross Smith n Vice-President Mary Ruth Monroe M . . ) „ k L Secretary AlMEE FOLLETT Lj m ' Martha White Treasurer PLEDGES Jackie Alternau, Di)ris Baxley, Billie Jean Beasley, Talma Biles, Carlcv Burns, Evelyn Cole, Evelyn Cul- well, Nora Ann Eldredge, Barbara Fox, Ann Gil- eandifi ' Barbara Gilpin, Betty Graham, Elizabeth ackman, Mary Elizabeth Harrison, Evelyn Hol- brook, Marjorie House, Nancy Jourdon, Anne Kerin, Patricia Kennedy, Mary Jane Langham, Louise Law- son, DeLois Loomis, Joanne Martin, Paula Page, Charlotte Peterson, Nadine Sivley, Lettye Lou Smith, Merl Lee Stokes, Geraldine Swilley, Shirley Swilley, Glenna Jo Wallace, Peggy Warren, Sarah Martha Wenleman, Irma Jean White, Marjorie Young Loomis, Martin. Miller, Milne, Monroe Warren, Parson. Patterson, Peterson Posey, Price. Slirader, F. Smith St.uiipcrt. li R. Smith, Stokes, G. Swilley S. Swillev. Wallace, Odom, Weideman, Wliite Page 373 I . Adam, Aucrey, B. Ballcw, J. Bullcw, Bowman Boyd, Brooks, B. Burgiii, V. Burgin, Burleson Brush, Canfield, Carter, Cunningham, Davidson Ferguson, George, Giles, Hallmark, Hanson Hardie, Hollandsworth, Holr.ies, Hutchison, Jagoe Kelly, Kinaid, Kindlev Founded at Indiana University, 1870 S.M.U Chapter Installed, 1929 Colors: Black and Gold Flower: Black and Gold Pansy MEMBERS Eleanor Adam, Joan Autry, Jane Ballcw, Mary Ann Bowman, Nancy Brooks, Mae Brush, Betty Burgin, Virginia Burgin, Ann Burleson, Carolyn Canfield, Marilyn Cunningham, George Earthman, Carolyn Ferguson, Betty Lou George, Ann Giles, Charlotte Greene, Mary Frances Hardie, Ann Hollandsworth, Martha Holmes, Lucy Huckaby, Maurine Jacobson, Norma Kelly, Mary Kindley, Polly Koon, Mary Lou Lafield, Ann Luther, Darlene Melick. Jane Mor- ley, Mary Frances Moss, Martha Mott, Betty Mc- Cleskey, Mary Katherine McCraw, Gloria McCut- cheon, Marcelyn McMurrin, Denny Pounds, Pegg) ' Prince, Mary Lou Sanford, Betty Shook. Anne Smith, Louise Temple, Jo Tower, Amy Travis, Ann Turner, Cynthia Warren, Peggy Wilson. Josephine XWxxl, Mary Ann Wright, Eudora Young. r.u.n . 74 m KAPPA ALPHA THETA BETA SIGMA CHAPTER OFFICERS ' i Nan( 1 Brook m President . . Denny Pounk V a -President Vnu.iNiA BuRGIK Recording Secretary Mar KindLEY .... Corresponding Secretary F.LhANOR Adam Treasurer . Spring Ann Holi.andsworth . . Nancy Brooks . . Ann Turner . . Mary Kindley Mary Ann Bowman Marcia Anderson, Betty Ballew, Martha Bowman, Barbara Boyd, Dorothy Brinker, Mary Grace Carter, Marilyn Christensen, Carol Conley, Norma David- son, Lida Lee Denny, Mary Duncan, Dorothy Gandy, Dorothy George, Olive Hallmark, Joan Han.son, Kit Hutchison, Anna Jagoe, Eloise Kelley, Beverly Kinard, Doris Luther, Pat McLemore, Kath- ryii McMurrin, Joan Moffit, Frances Neece, Rae Ntuni an, Virginia Schell, Virginia Scrafford, Mary Vill iu, Pat Yeargan. Koon, Lafield, A. Luther, D. Luther, Mc( Icskey McCraw, McCutclieon, McLemore, K. McMurrin, M. McMurrin Melicl , Moflit, Morley, Moss, Mott Ncccc, I ' rince, Pounds, Sanford, Shrxik Smith, Tower, Turner, Vilbig, Warren Wilson, Wri; ht, Young fA(.F. 375 i f „ f Adams, Barnes, Bennett, Bi)iikriiuht, Boutwell Bowen, Brodnax, ' ilLiway, Caviness, Chancey B. Chaney, P. Chaney, Collins, Dalton. Davidson Findley, Galrein, Goodearle, Grab. mi, Harkc) Harris, K. Harrison, M. Harrison, Hart, Hendry Hicks, Jolinston, King, B. Kirksey, M. D. Kirkscy KKr Founded at Monmouth College, 18 0 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1929 Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Flower: Fleur-de-lis MEMBERS Joan Adams, Nita Boukni ht, Margaret Boutwell, Jeanne Broadnax, Mary Ellen Callaway, Nanq Cav- iness, Betty Chaney, Martha Collins. Margaret Dal- ton, Louise Edwards, Pat Engler, Jeanne Galrein, Mary Jo Goodearle, Katherine Harrison, Marjorie Harrison, Betty Glyn Hart, Patsy Hendry, Dorothv Johnston, Mary Dell Kirksey, Marion Laves, Mar- garet Leisy, Dorothy Lowry, Harriet McCall, Trixie McClung, Joan Melton, Patsy Moore, Jo Neal, Robbie Oram, Joan Palmer, Elenor Pappon, Gail Pitts, Mary Lee Ridgeway, Marilyn Schmidt, Mari- lyn Shertzer, Barbara Sims, Jean Skillern, Eddy Jean Smallfeldt, Kay Stokes, Sally Temple, Phyllis Tomp- kins, Barbara Turner, ALiry Jane Ware, Jane X ' as- kom, Mildred Watkin, Ella ALirgaret Webster, Joyce West, Barbara White. i4f ' Facl J76 ■ KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA GAMMA PHI CHAPTER OFFICERS Jo Neal Presiclc ' n Bhtty Chaney Vice-President Nancy Caviness t tary Barbara Sims , f : ' Trtasurer PLEDGES Marv Kathrinc Barnes, Letitia Bennett, Rebecca Bowen, Mary Louise Brvant, Betty Burt, Helen X!hancey, Pat Chaney, Edna Ann Davidson, Sylvia Fino ' , Gloria Graham, Joanne Harkey, Alice Marie Harris, Peggy Hicks, Barbara Kirksey, Thelma King, Lienor McClay, Ann Mitchell, Joan Morrison, Patty Powell, Jean Ann Sloan, Cynthia Smith, Shirley Timbes, B. J. Wallace, Janet Warner, Joida Whit- ten, Bett} ' Williams, Beverly Williams, Rose Marie Young. Leisy, I.owry, McCall, McClung, McC.lay Melton, Mitchell, Moore, Neal, Oram Palmer, Powell, Ridgeway, Shertzer, Sims Skillern, Sloan, Smith, Stokes, Temple Toijipkms, Turner, Wallace, Warner, Waskom Watkin, Webster, West, Whitten, Williams, Young Page ill Jj Black, Bauchman, Bass, Barnes, Bonner Bridwell, Bryant, Caldwell, Carr, Chan Coleman, CuUum, Davis, Desobry, Doty Dudley, Dunaway, Dyer, Ford, Foster Frenzel, Giddens, Griffin, Groves, Guynes Haggard, Hawley, Hipp, Hosford, Hyer Founded at Monmouth College. 1867 S.M.U. Chapter Installed 1916 Colors: Wine and Silver Blue Flouer: Wine Carnation UK- ' MEMBERS Bette Jean Barnes, Laura Bass, Barbara Bauchman, Margaret Bridwell, Gloria Bryant, Virginia Carr, Connie Chambers, Edythe Chan, Katherine Coke, Lilyan Ruth Coleman, Jane Dot} ' , Carolyn Dudley. Betty Dunaway, Julia Ann Dyer, Mary Ann Elliott, Peggy Ferris, Phoebe Foster, Agnes Frenzel, Barbara Groves, Sally Guynes, Taffy Ann Hanszen, Phoebe Hipp, Mary Martha Hosford, Becky Kindred, Sara Lee Kitchens, Gloria Knight, Marian Longnecker, Hildegarde Mills, Sara Ruth Murphe . Barbara Pet- ers, Eugenia Pierce, Polly Robbins, Paula Rupe, Roseanne Ryan, Marilyn Souder, Mary Lou Staley, Mary Beth Stine, Joan Thompson, Ann Leslie Tur- ner, Nancy Warlick, Barbara Webb, K-.in Wellborn, Cora Sue Wootters. f, 7s i, I ' r I PI BETA PHI TEXAS BETA CHAPTER . OFFICERS Fall Eugenia Pierci- President Sally Guynes Vice-President Pholbe Hipp Secretary . Mary Beth Siine Treasurer -r PLEDGES Fredna Barton, Frances Black, Bettye Belle Bonner, Goldie Mae Caldwell, Joan Carson, Rinda Cullum, Elizabeth Ann Davis, Emily Desobry, Mildred Ford, arai Giddens, Greta Griffin, Kate Haggard, Mary Jane Hawley, Betty Hipp, Jeanne Hyer, Mary Lou ' I lehart, Barbara Joyce, Ann Knox, Helen Mi Kemie, Kathleen Minter, Grace Nelson, Martha Nelson, Constance Owsley, Norma Peterson, Bette Pierce, Katherine Rat;sdale, Barbara Rodgers, Billie Grace Tucker, Barbara Wire, Cora Wright, Joanne Young. 9 I Iglehan, Joyce, Kindred, Kitchens, Knight Longnecker, McKemie. Mills, Minter, Murphey G. Nelson, M. Nelson, Peters, B. Pierce, E. Pierce Ragsdaie, Robbins, Ryan, Soiider, Staley Stinc, Thompson, Tucker, Turner, Warlick Webb, NX ' cliborn, Wire, Wootters, Wright, Young, Page 379 Sprittji Sally Guynes Betxe Jean Barnes ra Sue Wootters . . Gloria Bryant Founded at Colby College, 1874 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1917 Colors: Lavender and Maroon MEMBERS Katherine Anagnos, Bernice Ba} ' , Drucilla Bivio s, Marjorie Boston, Lessleen ClenJennen, Josephine Clesi, Virginia Cockerel], Elaine Covev, Wanda Lee Fowler, Betty Gieb, Ethlyn Johnston, Sheila loi ston, Bebe Keyset, Estill Lackey, Margaret Lake, Mozelle Leifeste, Margaret Mann. Rosella Afitchell, Betty Moore, Virginia Moore, Norma Prince, Doro- thy Purgason, Ruth Rimmer, Lara Ratcliffe, Mary Frances Taylor, Mary Tavlor, Sue Ward, Dorothy Watkins, Tootsie Whitaker. Anagnos, Ray, Bivings, Bonhoft, Bxiicoe Boston, Clendennen, Clesi, Cockerel] Covey, Fowler, Gieb, Groezinger Johnston, Keyset, Lackey, Lake Leifeste, McReynolds, Mann, Markins, Moore ■yv l«7 Page 380 jH jg SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA C H A P T 1. R OFFICERS € Fall Elaine Covey Gloria Kuntz Margaret Mann Drucilla Bivings Sue Ward f Bementa Beck, Mary Ann BonhofI, Amelia Briscoe Dorothy Dendinger, Mary Elizabeth Dewberry, Jane Griffin, Antoinette Groezinger, Betty Jo Hill, Joanne Hunter, Nora Jean Markins, Dorothy Ann McRey- nolds, Edith Louise Meador, Gladys Nelson, Inalou Norwood, Margie Norwood, Cecilia Parke. Carrie To Parker, Anna Ellen Price, Sarawynn Rickey, Mary Patricia Riley, Betty Roemisch, Cecil Rohloff, Jean Rovillo, Martha Schabas, Mary Helen Stewart, Coy Jean Tennison, Edith Marie Thofern, Sue Wages, Mary Wallace. kloore. Nelson, I. Norwood, M. Norwood, Parker Price, Ratcliffe, Riley, Rimnier Roemisch, Rohloff, Schabas, Stewart M. Taylor, M. F. Taylor, Tennison, Thofern Wa cs, Wallace, Ward, Watkins, Whitaker I ' .u.r. 58 1 f 0© A 4i«0 5©© Armstrong, Bird, Bohmt.ilk, linyi], Boylcs Broughton, Bryant, Carter, Cooper, 1) Ua kI F. David, D. DeShong, B. DeShong, Dorbandt, Dunbar Franklin, Garrard, C. CarwocKl, Y. Garwood, Gibbons Glarner, Hamilton, Hcnncber er, Jennings, Kelton Lawlcr, McWhorter, Mullcr, B. J. Mittliell, H. Mitchell Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1851 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1916 Colors: Steel Gray and Turquoise Blue Flouer: White Violet MEMBERS Tommie Lou Armstrong, Jeanne Bird, Beverly Bohm- falk, Betty Ilene Boyles, Lydia Carter, Sue Cooper, Dee Lois Craddock, Dorothy David, Frances David, Beverly DeShong, Deli DeShong Peggy Dorbandt, Susan Dunbar, Mary Lou Franklin, Jane Garrard, Yvonne Garwood, Mary Ellen Gibbons. Jean Glar- ner, Duanette Hamilton, Stella Jennings, June Kim- brough, Patricia Ann McWhorter, Evelyn Miller, Betty Mitcham, Helon Mitchell, Julia MuUer, Betty Murray, Inez Neilson, Mimi Nungesser. Dorothy Odom, Patricia Olson, Diane Richey, Joanne Royall, Joan Sloan, Betty Smith, Pat Smith, Elizabeth Ann Stollenwerck, Mary Lewis Straub, Mary Jane Strip- ling, Eugenia Vincent, Nancy Weakley, Rose Ann Woods, Jeanne Zachry. Pac.i- .?«- i It I ' i ' - ZETA TAU ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER aSt Fall S prill!; OFFICERS i Elizabeth Ann STOLLliN x hrck Presi. ' fetu . Beverly DeShong .... Vice-PresnUnt Helon Mitchell Secretary Sue Cooper Treasurer . . JlAN GLAKNLR Hi; ' i:iu.Y DeShong Mary Jani: Siripling UL Cooper PLEDGES Cecelia Boyd, Betty Jean Brown, Cecilc Bryant, Joyce Broughton, Chickie Garwood, Martha Ann Henne- berger, Carrolyn Kelton, Betty Mitchell, Sarah Frances Munsell, Barbara Lawler, Emma Gene Nav- ratiL Betty Pace, Nancy Powell, Sue Perkins, Peggy Rhoades, Anne Roberts, Betty Jane Roberts, Jean Rodgers, Betty Ross, Ann Russell, Barbara Shadle, Mary Lee Tate, Joyce Thurman, Elizabeth Vaughn, Virginia Ward, Lou Ann Whatley. Muller, Munsell, Murray, Neilson, Nungesser Odom. Olson, Pace, Powell, Rhoades Richey, A. Roberts, B. J. Roberts, Rodgers, Royall Russell, Shadk-, Sloan, Smith, Stollenwerck Straub, Stripling, Tate, Thurman, Vaughn Viiicenf, % ' (,. ik ley, Zachrv I ' u.E 383 I9 t n_ . f r Apoy, Aronofif, Byers, Chen, Dusliman C. Feldman, P. Feldman, rianim, Gintor, Goldberg Goren, Gottlieb, Harris, Herman, Lewis -- ,- Loyar, Mallett, Melman, Ray, Rosenzweig Rosin, I.. Rubin, M. Rubni, Wald, Weltman 11 Founded at Hunter College, 1913 S.M.U. Chapter Installed, 1947 Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Egyptian Rose PHI SIGMA SIGMA BETA IOTA CHAPTER SiSL Fall Lorelei Weltman CoRiNNE Feldman. OFFICERS Spring . Preiident . . Helen Dushman Vice-Presiiient RoLLO SuE Herman Delores Rosenzweig Secretary Helen Dushman . . Treasurer . . Evelyn Gutov Marcilie Sheinberg MEMBERS: Avis Jean Apoy, Beverly Bvcrs, Helen Dushman, Mary Elsas, Corinne Feldman, Pearl Feld- man, Esther Flamm, Elaine Fox, Elaine Goldberg, Norma Gottlieb, Evelyn Gutow, Rhonda Harris, Rollo Sue Herman, Selma Jinx Lewis, Rita Mallett, Dorothy Melman, Lois Rosen, Delores Rosenzweig, Lenore Rubin, Marcilie Sheinberg. Shirlve Wald, Hannah Webberman, Lorelei Weltman. PLEDGES: Toby Aronoff, Addy Chen. Adeline Cohen, Er) ' l(.Ln Gintor, Rebecca Goren. Joanne Loyar, Betty Ruth Ray, Marilyn Rubin. Pa cm .i84 g MAdONORARIES ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA in I; OFFICERS Margaret Randle Marjorie Boston Catherine Hailey Mary Jane Sullivan Mary Lou Riley . . Martha Boston . . Ann Bell . . President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Senior Advisor ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA, a sister group to Pht-Eta Sigma, is composed of freshman oirls who have made a 2.5 average during at least dne semester of their freshman year. MEMBERS V m : ' Dororhy Ruth Abercrombie Avis Jeaa Apoy Barbara Barrh Laura B;iss Rosa Bludworth Marjorie Boston Martlia Boston Mary Ann Bowman Helen Virginia Brannan Francinc Burris Mary Jane Carter Connie Ciiambers Darlync Dolores Clark Jean Cullum Elizabeth Deats Margaret Ditzler • , ,•■- Pauline Donnell Nanc) ' Dowling Julia Dyer Virginia Rose English Sylvia Findley Mary Margaret Glanville Catherine Hailey Martha Jean Harred Mercedes Holtz Mary Martha Hosford Marjorie Ann House Dorothea Hiiseby Gloria Jean Knight Martha Ann Lanum Rita Gene Leatherman Betty Jane Lent Ruthe Lewin Eleanor Jane Maclay Jcian Martin ll.uricr Anne Matlock Joan Mecklenburg Barbara Mitchell Dorothy Ann Reynolds Virginia Muore Irene Payne fargaret Randle Jime Remaley Mar Frances Richey Mar) ' Lou Riley Patricia Riley Hildegarde Sandburg Jo Ann Schwab Marilyn Souder Pat Steed Mary Jane Stripling Mary Bob Turner Gloria Turquetta Jean Vining Martha Ann White Annie Lee Whitten Wanna Ruth Wright Florine Ann Ablon Eleanor Adam Laura Baker Ann Bell Elizabeth Blakeney Mary Margaret Calhoun Agnes Burney Frcnzcl C O L L !• C; I A T E MEMBERS Renate Fulda Genevieve Ingram Julia Johnston Marion Mart Eugenia Pierce Juaniia Richey Frances Smith Mary Jane Sullivan Marv Sue Ward Dorothy Watkins Alice Winsor Betty Jean Wooil Doris Wyatt Pach .)«6 PH i ■ Dean HrviPHiLi, Hosford Mrs. Doris M. lOHN ' sOiN President Secretary 7 % ALPHA THETA PHi is t!ie honoran, ' schokstic society of the College of Arts and Sciences. Membership is composed of Phi JBeta Kappas in residence at SMU and mem- bers elected from the hij;he,st ten per c6at o( the graduating class of the College of Arts and Sciences. A candidate must present a 2.5 average, t, — MEMBERS r.leanor Adam Lucille Alexander ' Laura Frances i$aker Anne Bowler Bell Eliiiabeth Blakeney Theodore Lucien Bradley Patricia Cole Edna Dale Felic Julia Marie Johnston Margaret Leisy MENfBERS ELECTED FROM JUNIOR CLASS Robert Bean William Reclienberg George Ricker Pa CI- 387 Paul D. Miliikin Jack Nathan Morg a 4 ' l Ernestine Nayior Washington K. Pcnn, HI Pierce Hobart Thomas Grace Prothro Watso, John Walter Wilson 5 Scott William Workman Doris Wyatt BLlll OFFICER Bill Maclay N. B. Cook . Mack Smith Clyde Mitchell ... Dean A. C. Zumbrunnen . ' President V!, Vice-President %j Secretar) -Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Faculty Advisor BLUE KEY National Honor Fraternity attempts to foster an ambition attainment and a desire to serve. It was established for the furtherance, through organize effort amonc student leaders, of an intensified belief in God, support of our government, and preserv.it ion of the principles of ood citizensliip. alph Barnette Ray Bostick Roger Buddington Wallace Chappell Tom Chisholm N. B. Cook Clarence Eaton Keith Fuller Tom Gormlcy Bill Harris Bill Maclay Ciliarlfcs Montgomery Dick Perdue Wesley Porter Ellis Reed Frank Richardson George Scale Charles Simpson Cole Smith Mack Smith Bill Witte 4 Pac;e 3R8 ■■■1 CYCEN FJODR Founded in 1920 Tom Gormley Ralph Barnette (Spring) ' L Frank Richardson . |j Bill Maclay Gene McClintock President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CYCEN FJODR is composedof the cen ' outstandTng men from the senior and graduate classes. Campus influence, scholarship ability, and interest displayed in student activities are given equal consideration each year in selecting the new knights. Each knight selects a freshman to ace as his serf throughout the year. Ralph Barnette N. B. Cook Keith Fuller Tom Gormley Gene McClintock NIGHTS dave haseltine woody smith frank bradley frank payne olin terry Bill Maclay Charles Montgomery Frank Richardson George Seale Mack Smith don weiss bill mcelvaney rush pierce Charles selecman george freeman Page 389 MORTAR BOARD Founded it? 1932 OFFICERS t president V ' Cf -President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Jean Wellborn Nancy Brooks Laura Baker Doris Wyatt Ann Bell . . Eleanor Adam Mildred Watkin NiTA Bouknight Julia Johnston MORTAR BOARD qualifications for active membership are service, scholarship, and leadership. New members are elected in spring upon the unanimous vote of the active members. Those women are eligible who will have completed their junior year at the beginning of the fall years. The scholarship is at lea t campus average. .leanor A Laura Baker Ann Leslie Turner Doris Wyatt Ann Bell Eugenia Pierce Nita Bouknight Mildred Watkin Nancy Brooks Jean Wellborn Julia Johnston Hf Patsy Hayes Page 390 i i 1 ' !f ! PHI ETA SIGMA Fomhlud in 19M Earle Labor Charles Povbll r Bill Hubbard . ' ifai Paul Hathawati Nathan Wyll Howard Stanton Dean A. C. Zumbrunnen President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Acting Correspondent Faculty Advisor PHI ETA SIGMA, men ' s rreshman Honorary, w.is establislied for the promotion of a higher standard of learning and scholarship among the student body of this university. Initiations are held rw ' ice a year, once in the fall and in the spring, and are open to men of character and leadership who have made an average of 2.5 in rheir freshman year. l James H. Ashby Joe Thomas Barnett Ted L. Bradley Don Cameron Charles Carneal Joseph A. Davis PvOger A. DeSdlme Samuel Dougherty William E. Elgan Homer H. Hanna Paul L. Hathaway David W. HoweU Bill Hubbard William H. Jameson Raymond O. Jones William L Keller Norman Kimmel Earl Labor Stanley V. I.yon MEMBERS Walter H. Magee Eduard C. MaUoy -Z ' .- Wesley O. Marshall George F. McCain Michael J. McCloud. Jr. Frank D. McDonald John William McGehee Frank A. Montgomery Edward L. Murph Robert W. Mussina Eddie Neitzel Ralpii N. Norman Edward J. Ochs, Jr. Harold L. Patterson Charles L. Powell Orville L. Pritchett William Rechenberg Walter O. Reed Joseph A. Rice ;n,,.-. ( Delane Roberts pr ,?J eith I. Rabinowitz ' Robert L. Johnson, J, J. A. Rusliing Scott Workman Tom Dean Sandliti Robert Earl Sanford ' John Taliaferro Scoggin Howard Matthew Stanton Edward Irlando Swain Theodore T. Teel Frederic H. Wagner Edwin L. Whitehead Herbert Clay W.kxI Nathan Wyll James Leisy H. B. Everett Joel Fleck Dr. Umphrey Lee HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. Edmund D. Mouzon Dr. Joiin O. Beary Pa(.u 391 S I G Clarence A. Eaton, Jr Frank K. Dobbins, Jr. Seigfreid Rosenbaum , Robert D. McNeme . SIGMA TAU, national engineering honorary fraternity, members are selected from the upper third of the junior and senior classes from those men who qualify on the fur- ther basis of practicality and sociability. The fraternity desires to be of ser ' ice Uy en gineering education and to form and develop professional friendship. MEMBERS -D. Blake Brown, Jr. fjohnny B. Cheatha: Tynan Cleary, Jr William W. Cobb Leslie G. Cunningham Roger A. DeSalme Billy D. Dobbins Cecil P. Dotson George F. Duthie Hubert P. Everett. Jr. Jack M. Graiiam Gustave L. Hochn Paul H. Harton Gordon H. Johnson Artemon P. Johnston Paul E. Korch Harrod H. McClelland James R. McDade Ross E. McKinney Roger L. Mills Charles F. Muehlenweg Ch.irles W. Parker Henry N. Riser Edwin O. Swain Paul M. Thorp Robert L. Towles Dick R. Turner Harold W. Winklci Martin A. W(X)ds William A. Wershaig Jr ■ I ' .u.ii 392 ML FIRST ROW; Swanson, Flanery, Chamblee, Patterson, Irwin, Neiizel. SECOND ROW: McDade, F. Dobbins, B. Dobbins, Presley, Geiser, Pcntikis. THIRD ROW: Maxwell, Hoehn. Flath, Decker, Thorp. AfTlERICAn inSTITUTE OF £LCCTRICAL EPGinEaS OFFICERS Vk TOR Decker Chairman Paul Harton V ice-Chairman Ruth Patterson Secretary ANY STUDENT pursuing a regular course of stuily in prcpaiation for the profession of electrical engineering is eligible for membership in the AMl-RrcAN INSTITUTH OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. MEMBERS Alfred L. Allen Billy D. Dobbins Tom Hewlett Kenneth Newton William Benton J Ty I ' limery Gustave Hoehn Ruth Patterson James F. C hamblee . Joseph Flath Charles Irwin Venizelos Pentikis Edwin R. Cox Joel Fleck Bradley Maxwell Jack Presley Marvin Corder David (ieiser James R. McDade J ) ' Stover Victor S. Decker Paul Harton Homer McCregor Ro er Swanson Roger DeSalme Mary Wallace Pace 393 J FIRST ROW: DeShong, Hart, Baker, Bell, Snow, Coughran. SECOND ROW; Dr. Eister, Dean Tate, Wilson, Weatherby, Harrison, Mrs. Moorehead, Dr. Pritchett, Dr. Watson. ALPHA KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS Laura Baker President Willis Tate Vice-President Betty Claire Bell . ... Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Walter Watson .... Sponsor FOR MHMBKRSHIP in ALPHA Kappa Delta, a student must have a B average in Sociology, C average in all other academic work, and the intention to use sociology in later life. MEMBERS Florine Ablon Laura Baker M. A. Barnes Lois Barih Betty Claire Bell Mary Elizabeth Brenncke Nancy Brooks Mae Brush Lois Belle Burer Virginia Carnes Dorothy Coughran Beatrice Daniels Elizabeth Day Becky DcShong Mary Ann Elliott Charles H. Ellzey Kay Feagin Pat Goar Chicrall Haidar Kathcrine Harrison Bcttye Hart June Kimbrough Marion Laird Baker Joan Melton Virginia Moore Howell Myers Frank Richardson I4iram Scater Joan Slaughter Betty Shook Frances Snow Mary Lou Staley Bob Stepp Marshall Siirraii Ann Turner Jeanne Wagner Carolyn Weatherby Peggy Jean Wilson Ann ol.irJ I Page 394 k FIRST ROW: Thompson, Lowe, Schilling, Cook, Pranka, Owens, McLendon. SECOND ROW: Pitts, Harper, Carlyon, Gendler, Scoggins, Ballard, Reed, Hedges, Steiner. THIRD ROW: Hall, Hardwick, Coll, Snipes, Tuxberry, Elgan, Tartar, Thommason. ALPHA KAPPA PS OFFICERS George Pranka Stan I. El ' M. Coll Clyde F. Lacy , Jimmy Schilling Max Hari ' i:h, Jr. Ellis B. Ri-ed . N. B. Cook . . President Exec ut he Vice-President Efficiency Vice-President Membership Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian and Parlianientarian TO FOSTER SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH in the fields of commerce; to educate the public to appre- ciate and demand high ideals therein; to promote and advance courses leading to degrees in business administration; and to further the individual welfare of its members, is the purpose of ALPHA Kappa Psi. Members are selected fiom students majoring in the School of Commerce with a 1.5 average, with character anil leadership influencing the selection. James Alley Ray Beall Stanley M. C ; N. B. Cook Robert Hall MEMBERS Max Harper ClilTord Kramer Clyde T. Lacy Edward L. Lowe (jcor c Pr.inka Wheeler F. Pitts Hllis H. Reed Jimmy Schilling John T. Scosjpins James T. Sreiner Calvin Travis A. Phillip Wilson ?AGE 395 Carleton J. Amlcrson, Ralph Barnctte Trank J. Bradley, Jr. Billy R. Brown James A. Cavalleri Ceralcl Cole Jack Coftman riRST ROW: Crisp, Wood, Hall, Besio, Montgomery, Tartt, Lowe. SECOND ROW; McKnight, H. Myers, Cole, Hawley, Gordon, McMordie, Hopkins, Nickles, Pappadas, Rw.ch. THIRD ROW: Pickard, Leisy, Goodwin, Thompson, Kent, Patterson, Geiser, Little, Anderson, Wolff. FOURTH ROW: McKnight, Persons, Richardson, Meyers, Ochs. McDonald, Titus, Brown. ALPHA PHI OmCGA i O F F I c r. R s Robert F. Hali President RoGHR Mills First Vice-President Charles Montcomi-rv .... Second Vice-President Blake Tartt Secretary Edward L. Lovce Treasurer Charles A. Besio Faculty Adiisor alpha phi omega membership is based on ihar.mir. leadership, scholarship, and a desire to participate in the service projects of the fraternity. The pro|ctis are not limited to the (.anipiis, but also include social service activity in the city of Dallas. M 1-; M B !■ R S George O. Crisp, Jr. Earl D. Jones Clarence A. Meyers, Jr. Joseph A. Pitzinger Robert K. Ihonip-son, Jr, David Gtiscr Bill Kent Howell L. Myers, Jr! l-rank Richardson Bob Titus B. C. Goodwin James Leisy Albert B. Nickels J.imes R. Roach Paul Wallof Russell G. Gordon Tom Little Edward J. Ochs, Jr. Walter A. Rollins John E. Walraven Orrin D. Hawley Bill McC;artney Tasos J. Pappadas Charles Simpson 1-rcd G. Wolff G. L. Hoehn Rufus R. McKnight James C. Persons, Jr. Ewell L. Smith, Jr. Jtidson Wixxl Arthur P. Hopkins William J. McMordie James N. Pickard l.ayden Stroud I ' ACli 3% IIK i ] • ' ■ ' ■■ ! ' : ' .!c-n, Ingiam, Dus -nliur) . itf, Kodri uez, Kint;. Reed, Jones. SECOND RU X ' : Vitlding, Alexander, RaJley, Smith, Teipel, Professor Thompson, Jones, Paschall, Cobb, Dominguez, PaJJock, Graham, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Lea, White, Stanovsky, Krule. Reeves, Cook, Gromatzky, Pitzinger, McVey, McKinney, Heindel, Hagan, Chapman. AHERICAn SOCICTY OF CIVIL CHGinHRS Fiiiindt ' d in 193U OFFICERS John Teipei President I AMERICAN Guy Radley Vice-President I CArifTV np R. J. Smith Secretary piwii C.M.Powell Treasurer r i i i r-n.- , , , . tNCilNtfcK.5i SoPHus Thompson Faculty Advisor V Fouisotp THE SOUTHERN METHODIST University Student chapter of the American Society of Civil l«sz. Engineers is an organization open to all students pursuing a civil engineering course of study. MEMBERS W. C. Alexander Pete Bell William Bratz Horace Butler Andy Chantos W. W. Cobb Jack Graham W. C. Gromatsky Charles S. Frazier Gene Gaddy Sam Gaddy Max L. Hagan Charles Hilger Irwin Harris George H. Johnson Edward Johnson D. P. Jones Lathan F. Jones D. B. Lytic Don Moreau R. D. McNeme Charles Norton Tom H. Owens Eugene Paschall Doris Pitzinger Joe Pitzinger C. B. Raymond Hal Rives Isaac J. Splawn Jack Strong E. W. Smith E. B. Snow Sophus A. Thompson Gaines Tanner Robert L. Towles H. L. Vann K. D. Watkins W. W. Watkins Ben Weber Billy Paul White Joe Williams Si Winkler Joe Woods Charles Woolsey James W. Yarbrough R. L. Yielding P GE 597 FIRST ROW: Eaton, Cooper, Goldgar, Turner, Hallerman. Cuicis, Johnston, Worsham, Woods. SECOND ROW; Muehleweg, Cheatham, Herndon, Pounds, Besio, McGowan, Vitkovits, Brown, Vertel, Stone. THIRD ROW: Coburn, Tubb, Wallace, Elliott, Montgomery, Teipel, Dotson, Robinson, Tregaskis. AfTlERICAn SOCIETY OF fTlECHAniCAL EnOiriEERS Alvin Blake Brown, Jr Gregory Caropresi Johnny Cheatham Tyson Cleary Herbert Coburn Leslie Cunningham Walter A. Custis Cecil P. Dotson George f. Duihie OFFICERS C. A. Eaton, Jr. . . Irving H. Goldgar . Alvin Blake Brown Francis E. McGowan President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer any student ENROLLED in the Engineering School is eligible for membership in A.S.M.E. It is preferred that members have upperdass standing and a major in mechanical engineering. Mem- bers from Dallas and other parts of the State are presented at meetings of the group. C. A. Eaton, Jr. John H. Elliott, Jr. Hubert B. Everett, Jr. Boyce F. Farrar Irving H. Goldgar Robert H. Hallerman James Harrison Thomas Herndon MEMBERS J. G. Johns Artemon P. Johnston Paul E. Kasch Leon Loveless W. Carl Loveless Francis E. McGowan Charles D. Montgomery Clirtord A. Phillips Pace .?98 Truman Edward Pounds Siegfried D. Roscnbuvim W. F. Reid Leon H. Schultz Tillman Clay Tharp James Edward Thurmond Charles C. Tregaskis Dick R. Turner Cullcn Tubb Harold Vertel John A. Vitkovits James E. Wallace Weldon Kimbrough Combs Arthur Charles Willis William A. Worsham, Jr. W. N. Parker John Albert Teipel I Ujui DORO- Pah BobF BOBBl Mahv Chasi riRST ROW: Lovvorn, Stokely, Mr. Parker, Sims, Petty. SECOND ROW: Clark, Goree, Renz, Rainwater, Hailey, Edmondson, Beaird. THIRD ROW: Biles, Sullivan, Wallace, Leek, Purgason, Hailey. BAPTIST STUDCPT UniOn THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION represents, includes, and unifies all of the Baptist student religious activity, and seeks to minister to the the 1,400 Baptist students enrolled at SMU. No members are directly solicited for the B. S. U. A student automatically be- comes a member when he belongs to a local Baptist Church or a Sunday School class, a Training Union, or any other unit organization in a local Baptist church. The B. S. U. is the connecting link between SMU and the Dallas Baptist churches. B. S. U. campus activities include a daily devotional, a Baptist publication, social functions, student visi- tation, and work in Negro and Mexican missions. With the assistance of various com- mittees, the work is planned and promoted by the executive council. OFFICERS Lamar Lovvorn . . Dorothy Purgason ) Paul Petty ( Bob Rainwater . . Bobby Nfll Sims . . Mary Wallace . . Charlyne Beberstein Mary Jane Sullivan Pat Hiebert Walker President Enlistment Vice-Presidents Social Vice-President Devotional Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Director Editor of The Chain Calvin Phillips Dorothy Watkins Coy Jean Tennison Dorothy Leek . . Morris Shifbinski Ruby Mateja . . Joe Clark . . . Mr. Wylie Parker Miss Edith Stokely Music Chairman Missionary Chairman Scrapbook Chairman Sunday School Representative Training Union Representative Y. W. A. Representative Telephone Chairman Faculty Advisor Student Secretary Page 599 Il FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nance, Caviness, McDowell, Davis. SECOND ROW; Dean Smith, Stanton, Workman, Goklberg, Wagner, Ablo THIRD ROW: Ogden, Boston, Jordan, McGinnis, Rainbowic2, Bostick. B£TA KAPPA GAfTimA OFFICERS Scott Workman President Nancy Caviness Vice-President Marjorie Boston Secretary-Treasurer Vivian Brady Jerald Goldberg : Committee Chaimiati Ray Bostick i beta kappa gamma, a scholarship Iratcrnity, is organizcJ to encour,ipe the stiuly ot Compara- tive Literature. Members must have a B average on all academic work, and shall have completed at least six credit-hours in Comparative Literature, and shall be registered in a three credit-hour course in Comparative Literature. THE M MM HERS Manuel Ablon lingene Blankenshi Marjorie Boston Vivian Brady Nancy Caviness Shirley Davis Lisbeth Day Clara L. Frieze Jerald Goldberg Mrs. Bertha Harvin p J. B. Kerbow John B. McCraw Edward J. Morrison Patsy Jean Rabinowitz Samuel Rude Mrs. Katherine W. Schley Scott Workman PLEDGES 1 skip Robert Allen Virginia McDowell Geori-e NL Ricker 1 ! Jean Cullum Dorothy McGinnis Howard M. Stanton 1 Betty Davis Hetty Oi den Jane Sullivan ? Caroline Joe E. Elmore, Jr. Dick Oliph.uu Charles W. Tessmer RosserDi Estill Lackey 1 ACUl. TV Fred Wagner fclevAi %iiia Mrs. Cu.sta B. Nance Dean Frederick D. Smith ■i DorBG, PwGt 4QQ A ) L FIRST ROW: Glover, Hcrrick, G. GaJdy, Snyder, Coyle, Rev. Curtis Junker. SECOND ROW: Leake, Ruble, Hawley, Lake, Harvin, Hemenway, S. Caddy. THIRD ROW; Tharp, Hunter, Lloyd, Dawson, Davis, Harding, Swilley, Rechenberg. CARTERBURy CLUB Founded in 1946 giilll OFFICERS Fallon Snyder President Gene Gaddy Vice-President Carolyn Coyle Secretary Mike Herrick Treasurer THE CANTERBURY CLUB is a national Episcopal organization having chartered members on most of the campuses of the nation. Its purpose is to further the development of Christian fellow- ship among Episcopal and other students. MEMBERS Caroline Coyle Joan Gifford Mike Herrick Jessie Lockett Rosser Dannelly John Glover Jim Hopkins Evelyn Miller Shirley Ann Davis Shirley Harding Bettie Hunter Josephine Moir Virginia Dawson Hamilton Harvin Levin Leake Melinda Moir Gene Gaddy David Hawley Janie Lent Bill Rechenberg Sam Gaddy Nate Hemenway Jane Lloyd Bob Ruble Doris George Page 401 Mary Anne Shelor Fallon Snyder Geraldine Swilley Shirlev Swilley Ted Tharp Mary Whitcman FIRST ROW: Donnell, Stripling, Pickens, Mann, Newman, Ditkvin, SECOND ROW: Howard, Montgomery, Haltz, Lloyd, Nelson. THIRD ROW: Rogers, Tompkins, Ferguson, Morton, Metcalfe, Cockerell. COGS K- Fo nulcd in 1942 OFFICERS Lou Morton . Margarkt Mann Nancy Cavinhss Ci.aire Pic:khns Ann GiLHS ) Pat Newman f President Vice-President Secretary Treiisiirer Histori.Dis COLLEGE organization FOR GENERAL SERVICE is a girls ' service organization whose main purpose is to be of service to the University and to the students of the University. Require- ments for memlicrship arc fifty hours of work. Mam Eleanor Adam Laura Baker Ann Bell Nancy C ' aviness Mary Jane Craig Becky DeShong Connie Dolph Nancy Dowling Anne (jilcs Wanda Ciooch Joe Hardin Estill Lackey MEMBERS Margaret Leisy Barbara Lomax Margaret Mann Hclon Mitciiell Ro.salinil Moore l.oi] Morion Page 402 Marilyn Murrali Pat Newman C ' laire Pickens Annelle Rodecape Betty Rose Smith lielen Strause Betty Lou Tolleson Amy Travis Peggy Wilson Mildred Watkin Qes Tloi ■ift T m i STANDINC: Hrnunc. SHC.OND ROW: Ablun. H,. FIRST ROW: Sessions, Crabcree, Butt, Mr. Weiss. THIRD ROW: F.itnore, Thr DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS Bob Browne President Joe Earl Elmore Vice-President Olene Volkman Secretary Mr. Harold Weiss Coach THE DEBATE CLUB has as its purpose the promotion of inter-coUegiaie forensic-debate club oratory, extemporaneous radio speech, poetry readings, and Bible readings. MEMBERS Manny Ablon Joe Earl Elmore Thomas Key Virginia Brannon Hugh Fitzsimmons Marilon Nix Bob Browne Clycie Hastings Harold Patterson Chester Butt Robert Ingalls Claire Pickens Thomas Crabtree Johnny Johnson Earl Price Chester Crampton Page 40 _i A. W. Sessions Bob Sessions Betty Smith Dick Thomas Olene Volkman k FIRST ROW: Dolph, Carter, Taylor, Lohmann, Rodecape. SECOND ROW: Lackey, Clark, M. McMurrin, K. McMurrin, Strickland. DELTA PSI KAPPA OFFICERS Marcelyn McMurrin Connie Dolph . . Estill Lackey . Ann Strickland . . Marion Clark . . Pnsident Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor DELTA PSI kappa seeks to promote the thoughts and and to promote fellowship and best interests among wonic for membership include a major or minor in pliysiial and a C plus average in all other courses. ideals in ihe held ol phy n in tliis ticld ot activity, diicitiiin, .1 li aver.iPf in sical Requ nu| ucation ircmcnts suhjeiis Elizabt hi Camille Brewster jean darter (Bonnie Dolpli l trsy Freeman Peggy Freeman MEMBERS Bebe Keyset Estill Lackey jane Lolimaiin IVIarceiyn McMurrin Heion Miiciiell Annelle Rodecape Ann Stricklami Mary Taylor Nancy Dowli V . [ DC, !■. S K.KlicTmc McMurrin |iiil W ' atkins Pa OH 404 Lucvl FIRST ROW: Dunbar, AJams, L. Harrison, Hudc-l, Blakcncy, Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Byrd, Mullins, Pickoff, Sayne, Jennings, Hamilton, Eichenberger, Bolanz. THIRD ROW: Bauchman, B. Johnson, H. Cook, Dye, Fisher, Maclay. GEOGRAPHIC SOCICTY Founded in 1936 OFFICERS Stella Frances Jennings . . . President Elizabeth Blakeney .... Vice-President Elizabeth Hudel Secretary the PURPOSE OF the GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY shall be to further interest in Geography and to conduct annual Geographical field trips. MEMBERS Btirtnn Anderson Elizabeth Blakeney Ray L. Dye Robert Eichenberger Jerald Cioldberg Lucy Harrison Elizabeth Hudel Sella Frances Jennings Bill Maclay Julius Fickoff C. N. Sayen ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Iris Adams Susan E. Dunbar John Bauchman Fred Bolanz Marvin Boyce Richard E. Byrd Hcrmon C. C ' ook, Jr. Luther F. Fislier William F. Hamilton Bruce Johnson Thomas E. Mullens Page 405 FIRST ROW: Hollandsworth, Lane, Gray, Canfteld, Rabinowitz, Davidson, Ballew, Neece. SECOND ROW; Pool, Barnes, Briscoe, Miller, Ridgeway, Webster, Ballew, McCraw, Glander, Kessler, Brinker. Bowman. THIRD ROW: McLemore, Moore, Hawley, Haye, Weatherby, Young, Rudy, Ford, Stewart, Schiltz. K Betty Ballew Jane Ballew Mary Katherinc Barnes Genevieve Boles Martha Bowman Dorothy Brinker Amelia Briscoe Carolyn C!anfield Norma Davidson Mary Elizabeth Dewberry HOCKADAV CLUB Foi nded in 1946 OFFICERS Ann Hollandsworth .... President Patsy Rabinowitz . ... First Vice-President Betty Ballew Second Vice-President Pill Lane Secretary Jeanne Gray Correspondini Secretary Mary Elizabeth Dewberry Historian ROBBYE Oram P ihlicity Director THE HOCKADAY CLUB has as its purpose the promotion of friendship among the Hockaday alumnae and the students on the SMU campus, and to further the inter-social and cultural rela- tionships between Hockaday and SMU. Julia Ann Dyer Midge I ' ord Madelin Glander Jean Gray Greta Griffin Mary Jane Hawley Betty Jane Hays Betty Jane Hearn Ada I ' ay Henderson Ann Hollandsworth M E M B !■ R S Marjorie Kent Shirley Kessler Sara Lee Kitchens Pill Lane Mary Katherine McOaw Peggy McLain Pat McLemore Darlene Mclick Evelyn Miller Paov. 40(1 Nancy Moore I ' rances Ann Neece Robbye Oram Barbara Pool N.incy Powell Patsy Rabinowitz Mary Lee Ridgeway Betty Roeniisch Mary Kate Scaling Juanita Sihiltz Gena ScratlorJ Beverly Smithart Mary Helen Stewart (Carolyn Weatherby Ella Webster Becky Wellborn Joanne Young Rose Marie Young E.LAI loisB EulC A.B.( Susan LF.Fi Milton tatlG LEFT TO RIGHT: Fittz, Dunbar, Dr. Glanville, Jennings, Zapata. nTERnATIOPAL RCLATlOnS CLUB Founded in 1926 OFFICERS Stella Frances Jennings . . President Susan Dunbar Vice-President Milton Zapata Secretary-Treasurer THE international RELATIONS CLUB ' S aims are to promote an understanding of inter- national problems, to bring about the recognition of the place of the United States in the Family of Nations, and to bring about a closer understanding beween native and foreign students on the campus. Dorothy Askens E. L. Abercrombie Lois Barth Dorothy Baxley Sam Bynum Earl Casebolt A. D. Chavez Susan Dunbar L. F. Fitz Milton P. Ganner Earl Gawley MEMBERS Bill Gunter C. Z. Elsces Kenneth Hilt V. C. Hughes Mary Lucille James Stella Frances Jennings Ovici Jones Kenneth Irish Sol Lewis David Livingston Herman Lockhart C. F. McClenny Witt McDonald Dan McManus Rodney Nurse Maxine Onder Mrs. T. W. Padgett Roy Peterson Warner Reberg W.R.Richards Sam Richardson Betty Jane Roberts Kenneth Smith Harold Steinbeck Malcolm Stitch Paul Tannehill John Thomasson Frank Tower Mary Whitcman Milton Zapata Page 407 FIRST ROW- Edmondson, DeSalme, Dr. Starr, Little, Byers. SECOND ROW; E. Bean, R. Bean, McRnight. THIRD ROW: Brewer, M.irr, Wi.irt. Il.i.-elnne. KAPPA mu EPSILOn OFFICERS Doris Wyatt . President Joseale Hulsh Secretary Marion Mart . Vice-President Gene Archer , Tn isr rer Dr. David W. Starr Faculty Sponsor KAPPA MU EPSILON is the National Mathematics Honorary Fraternity. It was founded to pro- mote the intere.sts of mathematics. A 2.5 average in mathematics and a B average in general work are the reciuircments for membership. This organization propo,ses to maintain a spirit of fellowship among tho.sc interested in mathematics. MEMBERS Gene Archer Robert Bean Everett Brown Jerome Byers Roger DeSalme David Doss R. H. Echols Don E. Edmondson Jerome Ely H. D. Everett Joel Fleck Leon Greenlierg Harvey Haseltine Ruth Rein Hopper Joseale Hulse Albert KnowleN Robert Lea James Little Marion Mart Rus.sell McDad, Hetty McKnighi Eddie Neitzel Orville Pritchett Joseph Rice H.irold Schmitt Edwin Swain Frank Vernon Harold Vertel Doris Wvatt (ContitiHeJ on page 409) Pact. 408 VUCINIA ' lOT ' liane UlllDj - Croi FIRST ROW: McCraw, Dawson, Chaney, Guynes. SECOND ROW: Thornton, Conner, Haag, Wallace, Venturine, Harrison, Nungessor, StoUenwerck. IOTA E P S I L O n OFFICERS Katharini; Harrison . President Gloria Thornton . . Secretary Virginia Dawson . . First Vice-President Ann Turner .... Treasurer Sally Guynes . . . . Second Vice-President Mrs. Verna Garrard . Sponsor iota EPSILON is the home economics honorary, and is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. Requirements include a B average in Home Economics, and a general C average with a major or minor in the department. The organization meets monthly to foster interest in home economics, and to hear various experts in this field. Talma Beles Nancy Brooks Betty Chaney Laura Conner Lavinia Crcjss MEMBERS Frances Crush Kate Haggard Mary Katherine McCraw Virginia Dawson Katherine Harrison Betty Murray Juanita Douglas Marjorie Harrison Miini Nungessor Sally Guynes Jane Lohmann Mary Beth Stine Elizabeth Ann StoUenwerk Gloria Thornton Ann Turner Mary Bob Turner lean Wclborn leanne Venturine Doris Wyatt Grace Wallace Joe T. Barnctt j. A. Brewer Clifton R. Collins Lyle H. Darke James J. Fite Curtis Forsbach PLEDGES Joe T. Gilbert Elliott Ingram Parker Kemp Glenn A. Lindsey Stanley E. Lyer Dearlyle E. Pennington (Conliriued from page 408) James C. Persons Paul C Petty John F. Rosco Norman W. Reed Tom Sandlin Charles Wheat FACULTY Mrs. Eloise Edmundson Bean Miss Jean Jacoby Mr. Paul Minton Dr. Edwin Mouzon Dr. Roy Q. Seale MEMBERS Dr. David W. Starr Mrs. Sarah Waldeman Mrs. Berrj ' Vining Glanvillc Richard Glanville I o Eleanor Adam Laura Baker Betty Jean Barnes Ann Bell Betty Bell Nita Boukni ht Nancy Brooks Ann liurleson S «w . FIRST ROW: Stripling, Glarner, DeShong. SECOND ROW: Newman, Hardin, Hailey, Ditzler, Barnes, Pierce, Adams, Guynes, Brooks. THIRD ROW: Stollenwcrck, Johnston, Dolph, Hassler, Bouknight, Baker, Craig, Morton, Mann. FOURTH ROW: Hedge, Russell, Calhoun, Whiting, Dowling, Ferguson, McMurrin, Leisy. K I R K O S Founded in 1919 OFFICERS Mary Jane Crak; President Mary Jane Striplinc; .... Vice-President Margaret Ditzler Secretary Mary Margaret Cai.houn . . Treasurer Ann Harrison Sponsor KIRKOS is an organization composed of the outstanding women on the campus. It has grown out of the inter-sorority organization Swastika, which was composed of the live oldest sororities at SNfU. The purpose of the organization is to promote friendship and coopcr.ition among the women st idents. MEMBERS Mary Margaret Calhoun Hetty Gieb Harriett McC all Uliz.ibedi Ann Stollenwcrck Nancy Caviness Sally Guynes Marcelyn McMurrin Mary Jane Stripling Mary Jane Craig Catherine Hailey I ou Morton MilJreii Watkin Becky DeShong Betty Rae Hedge Jo Ann Murray Jean Wellborn Margaret Ditzler .I Jl ' a Johnston Pat Newman I ' eggy Whiting Clonnie Dolph Margaret Leisy Betty Ru.s.sell Aim Woollard Nancy Dowling Margaret Mann luigenia Pierce Doris Wvaft Pach 410 I-IRST ROW: Krause, Hurley, Ricker, Deats, Miss Maye Bell, Kent, Turner, Ellzy. SECOND ROW. DoJson, Nix, Burer, Seymour, Jordan, Glarner. mcTHODiST STUDcni movcmcnT OFFICERS Bill Kent President Lucille Hurley First Vice-President Charles Ell .ey Second Vice-President Mary Bob Turner Secretary Bruce Krause . | „ . . . . Lo-ireitsurers Clarence Snelling I Elizabeth Deats ( p „ , „ , „ „ ( bLRA Kepresentattves George Ricker I ' Miss Maye Bell Counselor THE METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT is a national organization sponsored by the Meth- odist Church. The basic purpose of the organization is to enrich the life of the campus and to train the students for leadership in their community. COUNCIL MEMBERS Irwin Andrews Dick Lawrence Lois Belle Uurer Irene Nix S. G. Dodson Lilian Seymour Jean Glarner Don Thompson Ethyl Jordan Page 411 IIRM ROW; Sutherland, Wright, HarJin , lUrrcr... Hallmark, Fox. itCOND ROW: Holmes, Glanville, Hatrtd, Nation, Miller, Olson. THIRD ROW: Haesly, Bowman, Brooks, Glarner, Connally, Fisher, Hays, Rickford. mu PHI £psiLon Founded in 1926 OFFICERS Dorothy Jean Harding Thera LaVerne Bowman Marjorie Haesly . . Phyllis Sutherland . Elizabeth Olsen . . . Lettye Lou Smith . . Pearl Miller .... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Historian Chaplain MEMBERS OF MU PH I EPSII.ON must be of sophomore standing, and outstanding in music. A grade average of B is required. Thera Laverne Bowman Lena Mary Connally Barbara Jo Fox Marjorie Hae-sly MEMBERS Dorothy Jean Harding Pearl Miller Mercedes Herrera M.irtlia Holmes Dexter Nation I ' li .ihcih Ann Olson Lettye I.oii .Smith Kay Stt)kes Phyllis Sutherland Wanna Ruth Wright I Pac.h 412 i II mUSTAnC SQUADROn Founded in 1946 OFFICERS Lee Avery President William L. Richards .... Vice-President DONOLD Hunt Secretary Tom Sandlin Treasurer Weldon Reeves Social-Chairman Ray Carpenter Sergeant-at-Arms THE MUSTANG SQUADRON is composea of Air Force Reserve pilots. It serves both a social purpose, and enables these pilots to schedule flying time at the field and other official plans while on the campus. In case of war, the members would serve in this squadron. „,, ,, ... MEMBERS Robert Acrey Morris Carraway Joseph Alexander D. T. Chamberlin Ray Frase J. I-. Jedlick William H. Ncely Leonard Andrews Albert Chappel James Frierson Martin Jenson Albert Nickels Horace Arkdinger John Clark Arthur Fourmcnt Richard Johanson Edward Ochs Mark Autry Le Roy Clark John Gerrity Reuben Kennedy Richard Ocker Lee Bane Robert Crossland Edward Gilbert Norman Kimmel Stephen Pound Ben Beaird Lyic Danke Jack Graham Barton Laughlin William F. Ray Royal Bell |. R. Davenel Leslie Hacklcr Charles Lincoln James E. Reagan Sterling Bennett William H. Davis Albert Hagg James Lindsay Frank Rigney Jackie Birdsong Thomas Drakely William D. Halbcrt Donold MacGregor Donald Rose Roy Boger Frank Drews Herbert Hansen John McElvcen Roy Routicr William R. Bozman Herbert Durham Jack Helm liarl Mcaler Harlcy Ryan Eddie Brown Raymond Durr Charles Henderson A. P. Miller William J. Sampert Bill Burroughs James Dusenbury Ernest Herndon Lawrence Mocllenberg Wallace Saunders B.J. Bush R. W. Engbaum Morris Holloway J. N. Moyer Harold Schlcgal Oscar Bushwar Jack Fanta W.R.Hunt Harold Mueller George Slover Robert Caplinger Ray Fetherson Dale Jackson Phillip Naab Harold Smith Pace 413 Ligon Smith William E. Smith Ernest Spozio Norman Spray W. B. Stallcup Walter Stephens Robert Sullivan Bill Tarter David Talliihci Charles Trcloar E. H. Walker Leon Walkup Jack Wallace James Wells Sidney Williamson Charles Wilson James Wilson . . ' ■■ ' Ai FIRST ROW: Howard, Olson, Golman, Peters, Smithart, Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Ward, Jenkins, Hailey, Lee, Davidson, Wood, Wooters, Straus, McKemie. THIRD ROW: Morton, Alvstad, Wire, Craig, Mott, Henderson, Fulda, Price. FOURTH ROW: Redus, Skiles, Beaird, McClesky, Kothmann, Griffin, Mead, Henson, Stewart, Gooch, Whitham. Soniners. PH CH THE T A Fu inded in 1931 OFFICERS Beverly Albrecht President Betty Jean Wood Vice-President Annette Golman Secretary Betty Gieb Treasurer Virginia Long Sponsor PHI CHI THETA is a national business woinen ' s fraternity which has as its purpose to foster high ideals for women in business careers and to encourage cooperation among women preparing for such careers. Its members are selected from women students in the School of Business Administration or who are taking pre-business courses. MEMBERS Beverly Albrecht Vivian Alvstaci Tommie Armstrong Sue Beaird Joyce Brookshire Charlotte Clapp Mary Jane Craig Frankie Davidson Renate Fulda Betty CJieb Wanda Gooch Annette Golman Catherine Hailey Lois Harkins Jane Kothmann Margaret Mead Elaine Metzger Bobbye Miller Eugenia Millikaa Lou Morton Martha Mott Marcelyn McMurrin Lillie Odom Dorothy O lson Julia Pappas Jo Anne Redus Anna Price Jc:iii Skiles Joan Sloan Gemey Stephens Helen Straus Mary Sue Ward Alice Winsor • Barbara Wire Betty Jran Wood Cora Sue Wooters PIU] With PLEDGES Madclin dander lliliLi ll.ulcn Dorothy Od, Pagu 414 i FIRST ROW; Glarner, Moss, Shook, McKnight, Mrs. Levy, Sutherland, Wilkes, Olson. SECOND ROW; Kindley, Mrs. Welborn, Provo, L. Smith, Cole, Simpson, Connally, Remaley. I PI LAfTlBDA THCTA Founded in J 928 OFFICERS BET-n ' McKnight President Marion Foree Vice-President Stell Chappel Recording Secretary Eloise Bean Corresponding Secretary Hermine Levy Treasurer PI lambda THETA, Education honorary, was founded in 192S. Requirements for membership are scholarship, leadership, and professional interest. Candidates must have completed 60 hours of college credits includi ng six hours of education, must have a general B average, and a B plus average in the School of Education. MEMBERS Virginia Blattner Srell Chappell Lena Mar) ' Connally Jane Freeman Mary Kindley Hermine Levy Betty McKnight Mrs. Berta L Montera Llizabcth Ann Olson Myra Provo June Remaley Betty Sliook Emelinc Simiison FACULTY Miss EIoi.se Bean Miss Mary V. DeBow Miss Nannie Fitzhui;h Mrs. Itasca S. Perkinson Mrs. Earl Whitten Miss Virginia Zelfel Georgia Souris Martha Stitiierland Esther Taggart Mrs.J. A. Vclborn Pace 415 FIRST ROW: Maclay, Hudel, McVeight, Mart, Kindred, Nix, Neece. SECOND ROW; Price, Maclay, Palm, Brown, Long. PRCSBYTERIAP STUDEflTS ASSOCIATIOn K OFFICERS Donald Brown President Marilon Nix First Vice-Presideut Ed Ochs Second Vice-President Bec:ky Kindred Third Vice-President Betty HUDEI Recording Secretary Mary Jane Ware Corresponding Secretary Jack Bleuler Treasurer THE PR1:SUYTERIAN students association is a campus group composed ot Southern Presbyterians. The group has been organized to create fellowship and friendship among the 150 members of this denomination at SMU. It provides entertainment as well as religious education for its members. D Atin, Alb Bensi leii,l COUNCIL MEMBERS Ann Ikll iTiinccs Black Jack Bleuler Donold Bobb DDiiold Brown Helen Chiincey Hilcired Crews John D;ir ;ui Margaret Ditzler Duanette Hamilton Mary Frances Harilic Betty Hudel Dorothy Johnston Becky Kindred Howard Long Bill Maclay lileanor Maclay Marion Mart Ann McMillan Marilyn McVeigh rnestine Naylor J Ochs ranees Ann Neece Marilon Nix Russell Palm Harl Price John Scoggin Dave Thomas Tom W ' .dker Mary Jane Ware Pace 416 • FIRST ROW- Clark, Mitchell, Elliott, Lipke, Cotter, Pittman, Seward, Bowles, Jordan, Jenkins, Taylor. SECON ' D ROW Smith, Young, Benson, Llera, Abercrombie, Haertig, Mecklenburg, Newman, Hamburger, Akulonis, Lutz. THIRD ROW- Wilson Ablon; Lee, K.lgore, Henson, Hunter, Patterson, McClintock, Drake, McKinney, Whiteman, Fawley, Moravec, Vilbig. FOURTH ROW: Wyatt. Hannahs, Clark, Raitt, Henderson, Kelley, Manning, Storter, Hancock, Yarborough, A. Cole, Payne, Adams, Mooneyhani, Mrs. Barr, Mr. Barr, E. Cole. ,, „• u - i -r i FIFTH ROW- Lee, Stephenson, Farwell, McCallum, James, Cameron, Huseby, Dudley, Hudson, Nelson, McKinney R. Cole, laylor SIXTH ROW: Standifer, Harney, Chapman, Lockhart, Zallars, Andrews, Warren, Wayne, Allison, Childers, Nichols. McCarley, Rind, Scale. Eugene McClintock Fred Britt .... pRonnEnADERS FounM. m6 OFFICERS . . . . President Irene Nix Secretary ... Vice-President NiCK LuTZ Treasurer Patricia Seward Publicity Manager THE PURPOSE OF THE PROMENADERS is to promote all campus square and round dance activities, and membership is open to all students and faculty members of SMU. MEMBERS Dorothy Abercrombie, Florine Ablon, Mack C. Adams, Hugh Akin, Joseph J. Akulonis, Jr., G. B. Alden, Virginia Alden, Wayne Allison, Irvin Andrews, M. C. Barke, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Barr, Mary Benson, Jeanne Bird, Marvin Bowles, Glenna Bowles, Homer Bram lett, Betty Brashcar, LaVcrne Bynum, Don Cameron, Tom Carpenter, Mary Jane Carter, Gene Cartwright, Bert Chapman, Dolores Clark, Agnes Cole, Richard Cole, Edward Cole, Helen Childers, Lloyd Collier, Robert J. Cotter, Mrs. Guinn Crawford, Richard Curry, Muggs David- son, Idafaye Day, Bill Dooley, Pauline Donnell, Jeanne Drake, Jack Duffy, Wynell Elliott, Charles Farwell, Cheric Fike. Patsy Freeman, Peggy Freeman, Ed Gawlcy, Bettie Gerhard, Ann Gilliland, Kate Haggard, Deryl Hamilton, Beverly Hammersley, Mar- veil Hancock, Fred Hannahs, Norman Haertig, Anne Harrell, Robert C. Harvey, Sybil Henderson, Lenorc Henson, Al Htxkaday, Benjamin Holmes, Mercedes Holtz, Nancy Hoover, Pat Hudson, Elva Hunter, Dot Husebey, Kit Hutchison, Anne Jagoc, Mary Lucille James, Doug- las Jenkins, John Johnson, Betty Gene Jones, Pat Jordan, Paul Kasch, Eloise Kelly, Hazel Kerr, Frances Kilgore, Beverly Kinard, Thclma King, Mi Mi Knox, Bill Larson, Jack Lee, Ruth Lee, Jinx Lewis, Rickey Limerick, Eric Pipkc, A. W. Lister, Margery Livingstone, Eli- zabeth Llera, Herman Lockhart. Page C. O. Luid, Nick Lutz, Carrol F. Malinowsky, Rose Malone, Helen Malouf, Pat Manning, Marion Mart, Joan Mecklenburg, Glen Miller, Roger Mills, Barbara Mitchell, Francis Mooneyham, Thomas A. Mor- gan, R. B. Murray, Jr., Doris McCallum, Ben McCarley. Toadie McClintock, Jim McCracken, Gene McKinnie. Erwin McKinney, Bon- nie McKnight, Virginia McKnight, Pat Nelson, Dan Nerdham, Rae Newman, Robert C. Nichols, Joseph R. Patterson, Charles W. Parton, Irene Payne. Dick Perdue, James Pickard, Burrcll Pitt. Pen Dell Pin- man, Rowena Pollard, Norma Prince, Guy Proctor, W. B. Pritchard, Betty Raitt, Gene Ratliff. Jay Ratliff, Billic Reese, Hal Rives, Cecil Rohloff, Anne Roberts, Dave Rogers, Sidny Schmid, Bryant Sealf, Patricia Seward, Jack Simpson, Cynthia Smith, Letty Lou Smith. Stanley South, O. W. Standifer, Shirley Stephenson, Bill Stiles, Albert Stillman, Carol Storter, Charles Sugg, Mary Taylor, Jerry Tay- lor, Bob Thompson, Marilyn Tims, Elizabeth Vaughn, Mary Vilbig Murry C. Vinson, D. E. Warren, Lou Ann Whatley, Mary L. White man, Connie Wildon, Ann Wilson, Mary Wilson, Tom Worthy Wanna Ruth Wright, Charles F. Wyatt, Ann Yarbrough, Anita Yehle Rose Marie Young, Sherry Youngblood, Gordon 2 11ars. 417 ± FIRST ROW: Scott, B. J. Bell, McClesky, Mott, Davidson, Whitaker, Hilborn, Coughran, Covey, Rutchik. SECOND ROW; Mateja, Ford, Jones, Dr. Sartain, Strange, Morrison, Thomas, Dr. Yarbrough, Baldwin, Bowman. THIRD ROW: Elgan, L. Day, B. Smith, Baskett, Shook, Moss, Turner, Baker, Johnston, Lowr , Margaret Franklin, D. Day, Ablon. K Florinc Ablon Aileen F. Armstrong Laura Baker Mary Lou Baskett Betty Jane Bond William E. Bowman Betty Brenneke Virginia Chancey P $ I C H OFFICERS HoBART F. Thomas President Betty Shook Vice-President John Wilson Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Leisy Corresponding Secretary qualifications for membership in PSI CHI, psychology honorary, include an average of B in psychology courses taken and a C-plus general average along with a desire to continue the study of psychology and its applications is required of all members. The group has regular meetings and outstanding authorities in the field of psychology address the organization from time to time. Frankie David.son Dorothy J. Day Lisbeth Day Betty Derrick Frances Elgan . gnes Burney Frenzel Marjoric Goode Wallace Heaner ACTIVE MEMBERS Patricia Ann Hilburn Dolores Hudspeth Bob D. Lovell Dorothy Lowry Dorothy McGinnis Ruby Mateja Elizabeth Ann Mee Mary Frances Moss Martha Mott James C. Peel Samuel Rude Doris Rutchik Betty Jo Shook Betty Ross Smith Henry Stephen.son Jack Strange Hobart F. Thomas Ann Turner Sarona Whitaker John Wilson Peggy Jean Wilson Angeline Zarafonetis liat Charles J. Baldwin Betty Jean Barnes Betty Jean Bell Virginia Blattner Harold Brown Dorothy Coughran Elaine Covey Marguerite Creighion E. R. Crissey Virginia Daw.son Charles Deal Raymond Ford Margaret F ' ranklin Mary Lou Franklin Marv Lu Hamlett ASSOCIATE M liM B E R S Julia Johnston Homer Clay Jones Bebe Kayser Barbara Kooncc Barbara Law Alice Long Margaret Lyons Jean Mateson Edward Morrison Shirley McCaskill Jack Mc( umber Kathleen Redden Jo Ann Rcdus Betty B. Russell Clara L. Scott Betty Lee Snell Dolores Thomason Margaret Turner Mildred Watkin Rebecca Wellborn Mary Anne Wright Page 418 ' FIRST ROW: TannehiU, Drakely, Witte, Wyll. THIRD ROW: Mr. Callihan, Kennedy, Gardner, Sprouse, Schmucher. SECOND ROW: Gunter, Gregory, Chamberlain, Bostkk. I-OURTH ROW: Griffin, Patron, Cupp. SIGfTlA DELTA CHI Founded in 1931 OFFICERS Bill Witte President Don Griffin Vice-President Jerry Chamberlain Secretary Ray Bostick Treasurer SIGMA delta CHI membership is open to men students majoring in the School of Journalism. It attempts to inculcate in its members a practical conception of the field of journalism. MEMBERS Ray Boscick Dick Goad Pat Kennedy John Patton Ray Carpenter Dick Gregory Ed Kidd Walter Sclimiicker Jerry Chamberlain Bill GrifTin C. A. LoefFeler Marvin Skelton Lloyd Clark Bill Cnmtcr Wesley Marshall Terry Sprouse I. B. Cupp lolin Hardy Bill McMordie Paul TannehiU Louis Dobbs Bob Hudson Mike Murray Bill Witte Gage Drackley jack Kemp Jack Patton Nathan Wvll Clyde Gardner Page 419 9 FIRST ROW: McDowell, Longnecker, Fulda, Hoehn, Blakeley, Gomez, Spurgin, Kuntz. SECOND ROW: Blane, Fisher, Davis, Donneil, Ingram, Baker, Jones, Watkins, Naylor, Reed. THIRD ROW: Carlisle, Ware, Riley, Moore, Wyatt, Melton, Reele, Oram, Naylor, Martinez, Rodriguez. SIGITIA DELTA PI Pounded in 1926 OFFICERS Elizabeth Blakeney Jane Hoehn . . . Isis Gomez .... Renate Fulda . . Mrs. Elsa S. Donnell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor SIGMA DELTA PI requirements for membership arc six hours of intermediate work in Spanish with an average of B, and at least one term of work in Southern Methodist LIniversity with a general average of not less than B. Elizabeth Blakeney l.uther Fisher Renate Fulda Paul T. Glanville MEMBERS Isis Gomez George Hainmond Jane Hoehn Julia Jolinston Laurentina Martinez Joan Melton Ernestine Naylor Ellis Reed Josephine Reele Mary Jane Ware Doris Wyatt Page 420 C5 f ' FIRST ROW: Gibbons, Leahv, Daniels. Parsons, Richardson, Hacknian. SECOND ROW: Blanchard, Vilfordi, Belvin, Burns, Kosar, Valderas. THIRD ROW- Ballard, M. Clement, J. Clement, Lettieri, Blalock, Carroll, R. Laura. FOURTH ROW: Lloyd, Milam, J. Laura, Klassen, Tomaino. Donohue, James, Zacha, McKellar, Kofnovee. SAini mARY ' S CATHOLIC CLUB OFFICERS Bee Daniels President Bill Parsons Vice-President Bj _ Mary Ellen Gibbons .... Secretary 8C Bettv Ann Richardson . . . Treasurer J l Beth Hac;kman Religious Cbairwan r • Terry Leahy Social Chairman SAINT MARYS CATHOLIC CLUB is a group organized to create fellowship and friendship among the one hundred members of this denomination at SMU. As well as religious education, it also provides entertainment for its members. V.ncent Ahern Claude Blanchard MEMBERS Joe Klassen Chockie Milam Patricia Allen Louis Bevacqua Mark Clemem Noni Lldredge J mi Laura B.ll Parsons Laura Baker Ce.aldine Browder Bee Daniels Tom Fuller Rita Mane Uura Betty Ann Richardson John E Ballard James W. Burns Earl Dawson Mary Ellen Gibbons Terry Leahy John ames Tomamo Gordon Bennett Corrine Carroll Joe Degelia Beth Hochman Robert McKellar ' Y ' ; ., Edward Belvin Toni Chispuzio Leonard Donohue Bob Kofnovee Joseph F. Lettier. George L V.Itord. Andy Blalock Joe Clement Alfred Edwards John P. Kosar James Lloyd William Zacha Page 421 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pierce, Johnston, Vining, Caviness, Barnes, Clements, Schiltz, Burleson, Van Duzen. TH£TA SIGfTlA PHI Voinided in 1930 OFFICERS Betty Jeaxn Barnes President Ann Burleson Vh-e-Presi le it Eva PrERCE Secretary Ann Leslie Turner Treasurer Mary Elizabeth Dewberry . . W ' lstor ' ian THETA SIGMA PHI membership is open to women who intenil to pursue iourn.ilisni as a profts sion. The scholarship requirement for membership is aji average of C. MEMBERS Donna Grace Archer Nancy Caviness I ' va Pierce Bette Jean Barnes Mary Elizabeth Dewberry |iiaiiii,i Schiltz Ann Burleson Robbye Oram Jean ' ininy PLEDGES Mary l.ou Baskett Nancy Rose Wood Fair Margaret Rikc Betty Jean Clements Dorothy Johnston H.uKira ' an Dii fn ?AGH 422 I I FIRST ROW: Woolsev, Hudgins, Nelson, Clark. Scott. THIRD ROW Budd.n, Allmand, M. i.un. Hatch. SECOND ROW: Cook, Sanford, Clark, McKellar, WtU.ams. FOURTH ROW: Powell, Church, Rickey, Reiraers, Mueller. FIFTH ROW: McKinney, McEntee. VETERAPS OF EOREIGH WARS Nettles F. Nelson, Commander William R. Hudgins, Senior Vice-Commander Eugene McKinnie, Junior Vice-Commander Charles F. Woolsey, Post Quartermaster Gaines L. Tanner, Jr., Service Officer OFFICERS James W. Yarbrough, Officer of the Day David B. Powell, Adjutant Glen E. Scott, JadRe Advocate Joe H. Clark, Chaplain Harry W. Rickey, Faculty Sponsor THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS is composed of only overseas veterans. Its purpose is to aid the veteran with housing problems, occupations, securing claims, and to be of aid to all veterans in every way. MEMBERS James R. Allmand, Jr., Anthony C. Babston, Dennis E. Bach, Thomas L. Bailey, Thomas L. Beverly, Louis J. Bevacqua, Frances A. Buddin, Jr., Charles E. Byrd, Sidney L. Campbell, John H. Chaffin, James W. Church, Joe H. Clark, Reagan L. Clark, John E. Coffman, Jr., Henry W. Coit, Herman C. Cook, Jr., Donold R. Crow, W. F. Decker, Jr., Thomas H. Dejernette, Benjamin P. Duke, Charles H. Enloe, James 1. Elliott, Joseph Freed. E. B. Fowler, James A. Giesecke, Wilfred M. Goldgar, Colvis M. Gordon, Jack M. Graham, Jim G. Hailey, Jr., Leonard A. Haisten, Thomas P. Halliburton, Howell P. Harris, Thomas P. Hatch, Louis A. Howard, William R. Hudgins, David John Hundahl, Charles W. Hull, James L. Hussey. Wallace B. John.son. Jr.. Charles Keever, James C. Kniffin, Clarence J. Killebrcw, James P. LaPrelle, Thomas M. Lawler, Jr., Harold B. Leverett, John R. Ligon. Salvador Lopez, David V. Mahan, Robert H. McClain, Owen E. McEntee, Eugene B. McKinney, Walter S. McKinney, Robert W. McKeller, J. W. Mitchell, Tom B. Monroe, Herman A. Mueller, Donald D. Nel.son, Larry H. Norman, Richard F. Noyes. Jack M. Parker. Dearyl E. Pennington, Paul C. Petty, John B. Phillips. David B. Powell, Victor H. Powell. Junis T. Keimers, Samuel F. Richardson. Jr.. Harry W. Richcy, Charles D. Robbins. Merle D. Routzon, Joseph C. Sanford, Glen F. Scott. Ward Stephenson, Frank C. Stinchcombe, Malcon L. Stitch, James Stroup, Marshall E. Surratt, Gaines L. Tanner. William O. Vredenburgh, Garland R. Ward, George G. Williams. Raymond A. Williams, Jr., Cecil W. Wilson, Vernon H. Withcrspoon. Charles F. Wool- sey, Charles F. Wyatt, James W. Yarbrough. Herbert J. Yomack. Pace 42i Betty Boytl Sue Clooper Virginia Harris FIRST ROW: Nix, Harris, White, Newhouse, Seymoir. SECOND ROW: Jennings, Boyd, Pitts, L. Smith, R. Smith, Cooper, Stollenwerk. ZCTA PHI £TA OFFICERS Margie White President TwYLA Jo Newhouse .... Vice-President Lillian Seymoir Secretary Virginia Harris Tre isiircr . ZETA phi HTA is a national professional speech arts fraternity for women. The qualifications for membership are an advanced standing in the Speech Department with a D averaj e, and an average of B-miniis in all other college work. MEMBERS Twyla Jo Newhouse Lillian Seymoir Elizabeth Ann Stollenwerk Marilon Nix Lila Smith Margie White Ciail Pitts Rosa Smith A D V I S O R S Miss Mary McCasli Mrs. Otway ScIkII Pach 424 THLETICS Jl i aMi N } Let ' s read this humorous sketch one more time, and then flunk him . . . THE TEACHING SHORTAGE. The Rotunda would like to put in a word for the teach- ers, for after all, we wouldn ' t have a University without teachers. Might be a good idea. Nev ertheless, something should be done for the teachers. There seems to be a nation-wide drive on to starve them out. Let the record say that The Rotunda is opposed to this plan. Wc prefer something a little more direct — say, boiling in oil, iron boots, or tar and feathers. Our illustration above in no way refers to the English Department at SMU — Ha! It is simply the English Department ' s plan to ease the teaching shortage — just flunk all the stu- dents. We might add that their batting average is better than Joe DiMaggio ' s. It was quite a surprise to a number of June graduates, who discovered that according to their grades, they all spoke either Greek, Latin, German, French, or Spanish better than they did English. How- ever, we think that everyone should be taught the correct usage of the English language. If anything gripes us, it ' s to see some Joe plumber a sentence. It makes us so mad, we can ' t not go no further. .h JL Madison Bel Director oF Athletics Head Football Coach m ASSociATion The M Association of SMU is made up of athletes who have lettered in sports on the SMU campus. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave McCoy, Eugene Wilson, Roy Pugli, Burt Rollini. s, Johnnv Hamberger, Red Cloud, Eugene McClintock. SECOND ROW; Julius Pechal, Zolin Milam, Fred Goodwin, Dexter Prince, George Henderson, Llovd Parker, Lee Chanev. THIRD ROW: Dick Reinking, Jack Harkey, Sid Moughon, Joe Ethride, Jim Swope, Bill MizelK Paul Hansen, John Rowland. FOURTH ROW: Siil Halliday, Paul Page, Dick McKissack, Jim Sid Wright, Earl Cook, Tommy Tomlinson, Ben Harris. MEMBERS George Ackley, Ferris Baker, Lloyd Baxter, Albert Bell, Jack Bell, Bert Berry, Kenneth Blackburn, Myron Blackmon, Bryan Billups, Raleigh Blakely, Don Brown, Everett Brown, Bill Boyd, Wayne Campbell, John Cheney, Eugene Clarke, Harold Clark, Edwin Cloud, Wallace Clyce, Johnnie Collings, Earl Cook, G. B. CranfiU, Ivan Cunningham, Lcnilon Davis, Tom Dean, W. M. Derrick, James Dobson, Scott Earnest, Jack Elliot, Lindsay Embrcy, Joe Ethride, Rollin Erase, Joe Geary, Sid Halliday, Johnny Hamberger, Harold Hampton, Paul Hanson, Jack Harkey, George Henderson, Claud Hill, Jene Holt, R. D. Jackson, Frank Jones, Gerald Joyce, Rhea Keele, Jimmie Ken- ilrick, Bruce Kilmer, Calvin Kilmer, Clarence Kloppe, Pete Kotlarach, Cdifford Kramer, Bryan LUnd, Larry Lotr, Grady Martin, R. E. McCaslan, George McCorsbin, Dave McCoy, Noble McCuan, Dick McKissack, Clarence McMinn, Zohn Milam, Billy Mizcll, Roger Mills, David Moon, Bob Moore, Conwuy Moore, Skelton Napier, Jack Osborn, Paul Page, Pete Palmer, Carroll Parker. Lloyd Parker, Wesley Parker, Roger Parks, Frank Payne, Julius Pechal, Herbert Pohl, Bill Pratt, Alfred Prendergast, Dexter Prince, Frank Priichard, Roy Pugh, Bob Ramsey, Dave Redman, Bill Rcece, Dick Reinking, Bill Richards, Burton Rollings, John Rowland, Jim Ryan, Jim Sanders, Harold Schmitt, Joe Bailey Scott, Leon Schultz, Randy Smith, Cecil Sutphin, Jim Swope, M.iuiice Tmsley, Tommy Tomlinson. Bob Wallace, Wil- liam Wallace, Doak Walker, Walter Waskom, Bill Weathtrford, Eugene Wilson. Hill Witte, Troy Wommack, James Wootcn, Jim Sid Wright, Horace Young. I ' ACIi 426 8V AJOR SPORTS 1 ■- r y i Mt il SSSS SEVEN MEN WHO HOLD THE REINS! LEFT TO RIGHT; Charlie Trigg, McAdoo Keaton, Matty Bell, Rusty Russell, Forrest Baccus, Bob Finley, Ed Cole. LESTER JORDAN, Business Manager of Ath letics, keeps busy 12 months in each year. J. C. WETSEL, -Ih l.ct Mjn.iycr Assistant Coach, deals out seats to scorn or rejoice over. ALIN ' F HAMLF.TT, Si..rtMr i . Athletic Dep.irimcnt, cm h.indie more telfplionc tails in .1 miiuitc th.ui .1 rh t.in in jn hour. «B FOOTBALL SQUAD riRST ROW, left to right: Hill, Blai ely, Campbell, McClintock (captain), Wilson ( ' captain;, Davis (captain), Scott, Halliday. Ramsey. SECOND ROW; CianliU, Page, Schultz, Kotlarach, Cook, Reinking, Smith, Basham, J. Elliott. THIRD ROW: Kendrick, Mizell, Moon, Posey, Parker, Johnson, Wright, Sharp, Lindsey. FOURTH ROW: Lipke, Saxon, Holt, Parker. Peacock, Sutphin, N. Rosenblum, McKissack, Pulattie. FIFTH ROW; Pechal, Richardson, Gray, Milam, McCracken, Chaney. M. Rosenblum, Stell, Parker. SIXTH ROW; Robcrds, Shipley, Blackburn, Goodwin. Green, Cloud, Collings, Johnson, Erase. SEVENTH ROW: Lewis, Swope, Hamberger, Clark, Halliday, Redman, Glasser, King, Burnett. EIGHTH ROW: Ming, Rodgers, Davis, Weatherford, Channell. Richards, Payne, S. Owens, J. Owens. NINTH ROW: Cunningham, Belliot, Dickey. Moxley, Ethride, Kinnick. Coulter, Conrad, Adair. ROGER PARKS Manager MATTY BELL . . . back after life in ihc Navy. ...ALL EUGENE WILSON End JIM SID WRIGHT Guard RED Although Red was King of the Debs in the spring, he never failed to be on the receiving end of the passes last fall. He was King of Kings last fall in the TCU game and his outstanding play through- out the season gave him All-Conference for the year 1946. P.u;i; 4 ' iO coriFCRcncc JIM Jim could take- ti) .i run- ner like .1 monkcv to a banana — - they didn ' t get awav. His blocking like the buffalo oi Bill ' s day added to his glory and he was another Mustang King with All-Conference in 19i6. g. 0 , Far reaching and precision Hard hilling wilh mnchn force Page 431 THE B TCAm They are smiling, and they should be, because they are the nation s No. 1 ' ' B team. FIRST ROW: Proctor, Wallace, Richardson, Adair, Cunningham, Saxon, Chaney, Parker, McCracken, Duke, Wales. SECOND ROW: Smith, Owens, Gray, Halliday, Cran- fill, Rosenblum, Burnett, Stell, Channell, Russell, Kolt- ler, Glasser. THIRD ROW: Cloud, Ming, Davis, Hurst, Winkler, Johnson, King, N. Rosenblum, Moseley, Holt, Kinnick, Dickey. JACK I ' ATroN, jK. M.I .igcr Pa a I! 4.U ■k OWnBY STADIUm Home of the Mustangs S. M. U. vs. Temple SMU 7— Temple 7 SOUTHERN METHODIST GAIN— Ivan Cunningham (19), S J back, his right end for 20-yard gain tonight in first quarter action in the game with Temple University. Tackle Pete Kotlarach (11) and Ed Green run interference as guard John Babett (36j tries for a tackle. SLAMMING the brakes on the Tem- ple Owls, the Mustangs stopped an early scoring spree and held the Owls to a one-TD tie. Smooth ball handling on the part of the Mustangs proved itself when they marched across the end-stripe with a clever fake handoff. Stilling heat caused both teams to slow down. PASS-MAGIC failed to work for either team even though Temple scored on a single pass. A passing spree by the Owls in the second half swayed the Mustangs to their 12, bur failed with good defen- sive play. The only sustaining drive by Mustangs came from fancy around-end play. P.lIC ' -UNl . McCI.IN ' KK K ( .ipt.iin PACf. 4U S. M. U. vs. Rice SMU 7— Rice 2 1 SCORING FIRST in the first quarter, the Mustans s put up a scrapping fi,i?ht against the Rice Owls until the third quarter when speedy and elusive ground plays, mixed with a long-gaining aerial attack, placed the Owls far ahead of a tired and reserve-lacking Mustang eleven. RESERVE strength on the defensive gave the Owls opportunit) ' to drive from behind their goal over the Mus- tang line in the second quarter. Strong line defensive by the Mustangs could not resist the Rice speed merchants and aerialists. Three completed passes by the Mustangs gave the Owls their only threat, but interception stymied the drive. Btywc ' - SKINNY DAVIS Captain ACTION in the Ricc-SMU tilt here t onight: Rollin Frase (34) of SMU was the victim of Williams (83), Rice left end in a runback play. Sutphin, SMU, blocks while Humble, Rice, secures the tackle. Paol 435 S. M. U. vs. Texas Tech SMU 0— Texas Tech 7 ED GREEN carries through for an 8-yard gain- what a face on the tackier! PLUNGING through center. Page (18) is stopped by the Raiders. RAGGED playing by the Mustangs caused two scoring opportunities to be lost on fumbles in a game nip-and-tuck until the closing minutes. A substitute pass set-up tallied one for the Raiders near the end. SMU began to spark but time passed and the Ponies ended on their own 44. ll, MmRGlR lc,i U l.itirUreiuc- tor P.igc in .1 iry .itiiuiul nglu-ciui .ig.UMNt the Raiders in the iliird iiinricr of the I ' .imc. Pace 436 « S. M. U. vs. Texas Tech SMU 0— Texas Tech 7 1 iitH 1 U c■ in on this Raider man to give him a hard drop to tlic ground as SMU takes over on a fumble. i. FIGHTING for a place in the SWC, the Raiders ' staunch line held when the Mustangs went from their own 3 to the Raider 6 and the ball went over on downs. Outplayins the Raiders statistically, fum- bles defeated the Mus- tangs. ED GREEN carries the ball around right end as Moon (40) docs the blocking for SMU against the TT Raiders. Page 437 S.M.U. vs. Oklahoma A M SMU 15— Oklahoma A M 6 HITTING the line, McKissack carries through as Ramsey blocks out. Injured leg on the right is Sutphin ' s. NEW SPARK in the backfield sur- prised the Oklahoma A M Cowpokes and brought sparkling life to the Mus- tangs in the series of completed passes during the third quarter for 7 points. The Cowpoke All - American failed when he tried for the Aggie extra point in the fourth quarter. Only other scor- ing threat to the Mustangs came in the first quarter but was broken up by a hard tackle and a fumble. TOP: PAYNE goes through .is a Cowpoke reaches and misses. BOTTOM: McKISSACK rotes the ball and sidesteps an Aggie as P.igc remains on the ground and Kotlarach mnies up from behind. tiOINc; down is Page (IS) after an end run. Redni.ui t.irts to hUu k a Cowpoke. P.-ic,;; . .S« m fe S.M.U. vs. Okldhomd A M SMU 15— Oklahoma AcVM 6 SCORING a TD, Payne (-41) has sufficient blocking by Wilson and Ramsey. DEVASTATING block- ing succeeded in the last quarter for the Mustangs when thev pushed the ball around left - end for pay dirt. A blocked punt on a safct) ' accounted for the Mustang 2 points. Desper- ate offensive by the Aggies in the last seconds of the game was broken up by pass interception. KOI.DINC. roR ni.AR Llli; I r.i made a try through center, just six inilv short of six points. Pac.h 4V) S. M. U. vs. Missouri SMU 17— Missouri TOP: SMU caught behind the goal line. BOT- TOM: Payne goes over for a touchdown .is Lindsey (72) blocks and Blakely (87) pounds a way for the runner. LEAPING over a Tiger, Sutphin (52 1 goes after another Tiger as Page (18) tries the tackle. BEWILDERING the Missouri Tigers, the Mustangs ' weird defensive clicked for 17 points. Constant switching in formations kept the Tigers guessing and set the play for four completed passes in the second quarter, making the first touchdown of the Mustangs. RUNNINGS, PASSING and cjuick thinking rallied the second score when the Mustangs pushed the second touch- down over from the 2-yard line. In the last few minutes, a field goal for the Mustangs totalled to 1 ' ' . Regulars were nor needed in the second half, giving tile rescr es their first big (.hance to sln) tliemseives. KKKINC, lo] the Pa CI: 440 S. M. U. vs. Texas U SMU 3— TEXAS U. 19 HARDHITTING FRASE (SMU-34) is stopped by Longhorn Harris (52) as Kotlarich (SMU-77) starts a block. I PAYNE VS. LAYNE, forward wall vs. forward wall, was the way things looked until the fourth quarter when two long passes by the Longhorns scored two touchdowns and sapped all hope from the Mustangs ' brave fight to hold the highly favored orange and white. A slippery field plus a slippery ball caused two Mustang advances to be halted in the second and third quarters. SMU FORWARDS kept Layne from completing in the first half. A pass in- terception in the second half by Cloud gained 43 yards. Then Payne added 24 on a beautiful run. The Ponies ' attack bogged down, and the red and blues ' only threat to the Longhorns was quieted. Campbell ' s kicking accounted for SMU ' s three points, and the specta- tors were given a thrill when twice Campbell ' s kick-ofT sailed over the Texas goal post. PAYNE (41) jaggs through as Kotlarich (77) blocks for a SMU gain of seven yards in the second half. Page 441 S. M U. vs. Texas A. M SMU 0— TEXAS A M 14 PAYNE legs after an Aggie break in the third quarter. RACING around right end is Weatherford {SMU-42) as Mon- crief (A M- Si chases and Moon (SMU-40 takes time out on the ground. SCORING EARLY and holding to their lead gave the Aggies the game when the first TD came for A M after three minutes of play. Aggie Dusek car- ried the ball through SMU ' s left tackle on a reverse from the one-yard line. The TD was set-up by a blocked punt of Richards (SMU) which was recov- ered by A M. The early score prompted chances and risky play by the Mus- tangs. Dusek scored again for the Ag- gies in the second quarter when he ran the ball o er from SMU ' s five-vard line. P. GE (SMU-18) carries the ball as Moncrief (A M) misses a tackle, but Aggie Dusek clinches the deal. Hthridge (SMU- ' 6) conies up Ironi behind tor block- P.icn 442 r? S. M. U. vs. Texas A. M SMU 0— TEXAS A M 14 GROUNDING Conon Il. v,cll A x M , W c.irli. rt,.i,l s ir-iJ- n..ikes tlic kill Sutphiii iSMLioJi miivcs up. I SUNSHINE TO RAIN in the remain- ing minutes of the game added to the spark displayed by the Mustangs in the second half, but stubborn defensive play by the Aggies kept the Mustangs from pay dirt. Payne, Richards and Weather- ford passed to net 14 first downs for the Mustangs in the second half. Tessie and A M holiday added to the crowd in the Dallas C otton Bowl to make this crowd SMU ' s largest of the season. AN SMU BLOCK clowns the Aggie ninner as Richards and Wilson (SO) made the block. .r ' v .. Wright speed in. •1 Pace 443 S. M. U. vs. Arkansas U SMU 0— ARKANSAS U. 13 A PLUNGE THROUGH CENTER— Moon again plunges through center for a short gain in the first period of the Arkansas clash. THROUGH CENTER FOR GAIN — Moon, SMU back, plunges through center eight yards in the first period of the game played against the Arkansas Razorbacks. Two Arkansas players come in for the tackle. GALLOPING for 88 yards in the third period, Scott, ex-naval academy man, led the Arkansas Razorbacks to vic- tory against the stubborn Mustangs. Running 85 yards. Fowler made the second score for the Razorbacks after the Mustangs had backed Arkansas down with a 72-3 ' ard kick by Bill Rich- ards. PULLED DOWN FROM BE- HIND — Ken Holland, Arkansas back, is pulled down from behind after making eight yards around left tackle during the game in Fayettcville. Ethridge (76) and an unidentified SMU player are coming in to a.ssist. Pace 444 5. M. U. vs. Arkansas U. SMU 0— ARKANSAS U. 13 A RAZORBACK STOPPHD— Aubrey Fowler, Arkansas back, is stopped by an unidentified SMU player after a six-yard gain in the second period. ' ROARING BACK, the Mustangs pushed the ball down to the Razor- back ' s five-foot marker only to be stop- ped by three crashes into the line. Be- fore the gun in the second quarter, the Mustangs paced the ball from their own 42 to Arkansas ' five. A try for a field goal in the second quarter by Campbell failed and the Razorbacks raced to the SWC 1946 championship and the icy New Year ' s Day in the Cotton Bowl. A GAIN FOR SMU — RoUin Frase, SMU back, drives around left tackle for a six-yard gain in the first quarter against Arkansas. Ethridge (76), SMU tackle, is coming in to block John Lunncy, Arkansas tackle. Pace 445 S. M. U. vs. Baylor SMU 35— BAYLOR McCIJNTOCK takes five on the bench as the third string do their part. MOON OVER THE MOUNTAIN— David Moon (SMU-40; car- ries the ball through as Johnson (Baylor tackle) drags him down. Wright (SMU-51) is down on one knee, Cook comes up to assist with Page (18; in the back. Hamberger makes the block on a Baylor man. CRUSHING the Baylor Bears for their worst defeat in 35 years, the Mustangs started touchdown-kingdom early in the second quarter and didn ' t stop until the final gun. Two touchdown passes by Payne, powerful running by Frase for t o scorings and one push by Moon gave the Mustangs their 30 points. Bo Campbell kicked the five extra points. I ' AVNE takes the ball as Hih- ridge blocks for an SMU gain of lour yards in the third quarter. Pace 446 r-; i S. M. U. vs. Baylor SMU 30— BAYLOR (; DETERMINATION on the face of Page (18) as Sheets (Baylor; comes in for the tackle but is blocked by Pulattie. THREATENING early in the third quarter, the Bears made it to the Mus- tang seven when the ball went to the Mustangs on downs. Explosive runs by Erase kept the Mustangs in Bear terri- tory to fill the homecoming crowd with thrills to make up for past losses. WITH REINKING (88) and McClintock (20) making a hole. Page (18) air against the Bears, body and all. takes to the Pagu 441 1 S. M. U. vs.T. C. U. SMU 30— TCU 13 R£INKING receives a pass out from the hands of Payne as a Baylor man attempts to stop completion. BREAKING FOR A PASS, Wilson (SMU-80; is behind the Frogs. TRAMPLING the TCU Frogs, the Mustangs came from behind in the sec- ond quarter to score 20 points with- out a single first down. Spectacular runs and passes made virtually all of the goal-crossing plays for both teams. Payne ran back a TCU punt for 65 yards from SMU scrimmage to the goal. LEWIS (63) blocks for Pa.ne (18) and Moon (-10) observes. Page 448 ■ft S. M. U. vs. T. C. U SNfU 30— TCU 13 MOTION PLUS — Blakely (87; carries as Hamberger leads interference. i ACCURATE KICKING by Campbell gave the Mustangs six points, three on extras and one field goal. Mystifying the Frogs, the Mustangs pulled a dou- ble reverse for a tally. McClintock edged behind the Frog backfield to receive a pass from Payne and make his first and last touchdown in college football and the last touchdown for the Mustang ' 46 season. HELL — no one can figure this one out — can you? Pa an 449 V B TCAm SQUAD Eldrige Adair John Basham Wayne Burnett Glen Channel 1 John Cheney Edwin Cloud Ray Coulter G. B. Cranfill Ivan Cunningham Dick Davis Mack Dickey Bobby Duke Willie Glasser John Gray Hdward Green L E T T E R M E N Jack Halliday Jene Holt David Hurst Henry Johnson Jimmie Kendrick X ' alter King Willis Kinnick Jack Lindsev Merle McCracken Leslie Ming Billy Mizell Cecil Moseley Bill Moxley Sammy Owen Lloyd Parker Guy Proctor Francis Pulattie Eddie Riciiardson Walter Roberds MeKin Rosenblum Norman Rosenblum Clharles Russell Milton Saxt)n I.eon SJuiltz Dan Shipley Joe Stell Jim Swope Herbert Wales C;arl Wallace I ' d Winkler .. n b T£Am fOOTBALL Conference Record SMU 19 — at Lake Charles . McNeese Junior College SMU I i— at Muskogee, Okla Oklahoma 12 SMU 7— at Waco Baylor SMU 25— at Tyler Tulsa SMU 14 — at Austin Texas 13 SMU 13— at Dallas Texas A M 13 SMU 18- atDallas Baylor 17 SMU 6 — at Dallas Texas Christian 9 The 1947 B Team was undefeated until their final game of the season, which they lost to TCU 6 to 9- At the end of the season thev had the high- est rating of any team of their type in the Southwest. Their total victories for the season was eight, they had one tie, and suffered one defeat. w _, ' ° r7 %r-«w ' ' 1 Page 451 FORREST ' ' WHITEY BACCUS . . . BASKETBALL COACH THE BASKETBALL SQUAD TOP ROW, left to right: John Rowland, Zekc Martin, Burt Rollings, J. C. Cannaday, Bill Gillespie, Charles Stewart, and Bryan Lloyd. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Prcwitt, Harokl Tix, Tommie Tomlinson, Roy Pugh, Johnny Zatopek, Grady Martin, and Ben Harris. BOTTOM ROW: Harrold Salmon, Danny Lynch, Bob Spider, Tom Kern, Sammy Williams, antl J. W. Tippie. Page 433 I BIG SIX nVITATIOnAL TOURnAfTlEnT TOMMY TOMLINSON (34) of Southern Methodist takes a rebound off the Kansas State hoop in pre-season basket- ball tournament action at Kansas City, Missouri, Decem- ber 13. Also jumping for the ball are Kansas State ' s Mario Dirks, to left of Tomlinson, and Harold Howay, at Tom- linson ' s right. White-shirted player at left of picture is Kansas State ' s George Mann. Roy Pugh is the SMU player between Mann and the jumping players. BI:N HARRIS, SMU, jumps into the air and p.isses tilt ' ball to Bob Prewitt (44) during the tournament game against Kansas University. Kansas player at- tempting to bliKk the pass is Otto Schncllbacher vvliile the man behind Prewitt is Charles Black. Page 454 ii ' i S. M. U. vs Missouri, Kansas State, Kansas SMU 56 — Missouri U. 53 SMU 46 — Kansas State 36 SMU 49 — Kansas 46 THE PONIES astounded everyone ex- cept faithful SMU fans when they took the Bi t Six Invitational Tournament in Kansas City by downing Kansas State, Missouri and the University of Kansas. The Ponies started the fireworks with a 56-53 victory over Missouri U. in a hard-fought game. The Ponies were led by Burt Rollings with 10 points, but most of the scoring was spread out over the entire squad. The Ponies then scored a lO-point victory over Kansas State, 46-36, and followed this with a 49- 16 win over Kansas U. for the championship in a rough game marked by 43 personal fouls, 18 against the Mustangs and 25 against Kansas. Tomlinson led the scor- ing for the Ponies with 17 points. Tomlinson was placed on the first team at forward while Rollings was placed on the second team at guard as was Roy Pugh at center. CHARLES BLACK (white shirr) scores for Kansas Uni- versity despite blocking attempt by Bob Prewitt (44) of SMU in December 14 championship game of pre-season college basketball tournament at Kansas Civy. No. 49 is SMU ' s Burt Rollings. JOHN RUDOLPH, Missouri University, blissfully closes his eyes and hangs on to Bob Prewitt (44) in the opening game of the Kansas City tournament. SMU v. on 56-53. No. 28 is Alissouris Dan Pippin; 21 is Jim Wadleigii; 42 is SMU ' s Ben Harris. Pace 455 BEN HARRIS starts downcourt with the ball as Aggie Homer Adams give s chase and Aggie Bill Batey (22) comes toward the play. Pony eager Tomrnie Tomlinson (34) is in background at the left. AGGIE Charles Thornton (13) tries for the ball but is too short as Roy Pugh, SMU, takes it. Dan Void- ing (26) and SMU ' s J. C. Cannaday (46) watch the play. usftires stcond 1 ' i ' OM Kl ' RN (lO) breaks down-court cliased by three Aggies. No. 15 is Bob K,l l| Tll1,ln and No. 19 is Deryl Turnbow. Page 456 liL S. M. U. vs. Texas A. M. SMU 68 • SMU 58 ■ Texas A .M 35 Texas A M 59 [ THE STRONG SMU team rolled over the Texas A M team early in the season, 68-35, and were flying to ard second place in the confer- ence when they met the Aggies at College Station, where they dropped a close game, 59-58. The College Station game was one of the season ' s most exciting as the game was tied 1 1 times and the lead changed hands 14 times. The Aggies had a two-point lead with only 15 seconds remaining in the game when they took the ball out-of-bounds after a personal foul in order to stall for time and protect their lead, but SMU quickly recov- ered the ball and Tomlinson sank a field goal to send the game into overtime. After the overtime period was al- most over, the Aggies took the ball out-of-bounds after three personal fouls and protected their one-point lead. In the first game in Perkins Gym the Ponies clearly outplayed the Ag- gies and were never in danger. They held a 30-10 lead at half time and used reserves throughout most of the second half. Page 457 ]. C. CANNADAY, SMU, brings the ball goalward during the Aggie game held in Perkins Gym, as Turnbow (19) crosses the court to stop him. SMU ' s Ben Harris (42) and Bob Prewitt (44) come from behind to get into the play. BURT ROLLINGS shoots one from outside the free-throw circle as his guard, Homer Adams (23) of Texas A M, is out of position. Tommie Tomlinson (34) and Roy Pugh (37) watch the play while Bob Prewitt (44) waits for a possible rebound. ROY PUGH makes a stupendous overhead shot as Frank Kudalty (22) of TCU vainly tries to stop him. Tommie Tomlinson and Bob Prewitt watch the ball swish through the net for a goal. BURT ROLLINGS takes a rebound off the goal and gets ready to pass to one of the SMU team clustered around the goal. Gene Wardynski (27) is the only TCU player in sight. BOB PRCWITT takes a rebound and gets ready to pass it to Harrold Salmon (41). Kudlaty (22) and LiRoy Pasco (21) try to break up tiie play. Pace 45S I I S. M. U. vs. T. C. U. SMU 55- SMU 59 TCU 36 TCU 52 THE SMU PONIES disposed of the Frogs in both of their meetings as expected, but found the going tough in their second meeting when they won bv the narrow margin oi 59-52. The Ponies outclassed the Horned Toads earlier in the season by the score of 55-36 in a game which showed that the Ponies had a great advantage in height. In the second game the Mustangs were behind at halftime, 32-31, but in the second half the Pony quint picked up a narrow lead and with only one minute remaining in the game led bv only three points. With time running out the Frogs came down into the Pony half of the court to get the ball but made the mistake of leaving their basket un- guarded. Bryan Lloyd quicklv took advantage of this and slipped in for two quick goals to raise the score to 59-52. Tommie Tomlinson again led the Ponies in scoring with 1 S points. Throughout the season Tomlinson consistently led the scoring for SMU and was one of the leading scorers in the Southwest Conference. He was thoscn for the Kansas City tourna- ment all-star team and was chosen for most Southwestern C onference all-star groups. Page 459 GENE WARDYNSKI of TCU grabs a free baU as Tom- linson, Pugh and Prewitt converge on the Texas Christian player. BOTH TEAMS watch the ball come down after Tommie Tomlison (34) makes a shot. The Mustang players, left to right, are Pugh, Prewitt, Rollings, and Prewitt. How did Prewitt get into the same picture at two different places. m 3 ROY PUGH makes a one-handed shoe from the side during the Baylor game in Perkins Gym as SMU trails the bears, 23-28. No. 6 is Bruin Bill Johnson. BRYAN LLO ' T) fires a jumping one-handed shot as Baylor guard James Marino (3) walks toward the action. BURT ROLLINGS (48) calmly watches as his shot goes toward the goal. Ben Harris, Roy Piigii and Tommie Tomlinson are not so calm as they wait for a rebound. The Bears waiting for the ball are Jackie Robinson (8), OJcll Preston (9), and Ralph Pulley (11). Page 460  ■ S. M. U. vs. Baylor SMU 67 — BAYLOR 53 SMU 52 — BAYLOR 59 WITH THE game apparently won, the Pony five saw the Baylor Bears overcome an eight-point lead and go on to win, 59-52, and knock the Ponies out of undisputed second place. After an earlier defeat of Baylor at Dallas, 67-53, the SMU fans ex- pected an easy victory for the Ponies, but the Bruins fought all the way and held a one-point lead at half- time. The SMU five came back in the second half and quickly built up an eight-point lead but the Bears fought back to tie the game, 41-41. After this the game rocked back and forth until the teams were tied at 49-49. After this the Bears pulled away and were never headed. Paci- 461 TOMLINSON tries to stop a Baylor attempt but is unsuc- cessful. Bob Prewitt comes in from the right as Bear Ralph Pulley (11) watches the play. BOTH TEAMS converge on the goal to take a possible rebound as the ball comes down. Ben Harris (42) is under the goal for SMU while Roy Pugh comes in at the right with the stride of a trackman. Robinson (8) and Johnson (6) come in for Baylor. Burt Rollings ' No. 48 is barely visible under Robinson ' s right arm. BEN HARRIS breaks into the clear and lays up a goal as the Texas players stand by. An almost iden- tical shot by Harris put the second Arkansas game on ice in the final seconds of the game. TOM HAMILTON (27) grabs the ball for Texas as Bob Prewitt runs into guard him. Mustang at the left is Roy Pugh, with taped ankle. Steer No. 10 is Dan Wagner. HURT ROLLINGS (iS) and Roy Cox (23) of Texas contest for the ball as Hamilton (27) waits for the outcome. TOMMIL; ' lOMLlNSON takes the b.iii and pivots hilc guarded bv Wag- ner (W). Pace 462 iL 1I S. M. U. vs. Texas SMU 36- SMU 3 I TEXAS 56 TEXAS 58 FIGHTING against heavy odds, the Ponies almost upset the Texan apple-cart in the second encoun- ter of the season when they held a two-point lead at half-time, but the Steers put on a second half drive to drop the Mustangs, 58-51. The SMU quintet had already dropped the first contest, 56-36, in Austin to suffer their only con- ference double defeat. In the first game, the Steers out- played the Ponies from the first gun and won the game to a great extent on their ability to control th e backboards. With Hargis pouring in 16 quick points, the Steers got the jump on the Ponies and never let up. SMU fans thought they were about to see the upset of the season when the Longhorns came to Dal- las for their second meeting of the season. The Ponies held a two- point lead at half-time which did not reflect the true superiority of the SMU squad over their oppon- ents in the first half. However, the Texas machine began to roll in the second half with Wagner and Cox sinking long shots from all angles and the Longhorns pulled away from the tiring Ponies. The double loss to Texas left the Mustangs with the problem of defeating the Arkansas team twice to stay in the running. Pace 463 ' mi EVERYONE SHOVES as Longhorn Shuer Martin (15) reaches for the ball. Tomlinson is the Mustang at right, DAN WAGNER (10) takes the ball as Burt Rollings comes in for SMU. Ben Harris (42) watches the action. Bryan Lloyd (30) stands in the background. LLOYD (30; reaches the ball first and knocks it toward .i Pony player. Texan players are I.angdon (19), Hargis (13) and Wag- ner (10). BRYAN LLO T) (30) contests for the ball with giant Bill Tom of Rice. Tomlinson watches the ball over his shoulder at left while Prewitt is behind the Rice center. No. 23 is Warren Switzer. J - - ' BEN HARRIS and Bryan Lloyd watch the ball des- cend toward the goal as Walters (14) and Tom (16) do the same for Rice. THESM since ear first gai Ponies f an£ The «an as they out of i Razorba sharing The nav. T lead at cameb torwaR basket, haJbk thesai TOMI.INSON takes tlic h.ill .Utcr .i rchcHmd from the backboard. Prewitt and Harris are under the goal for SMU. Switzer, Tom and Walker supply the Rice ni.inpmvcr. Pac;i; 464 ■ft i « •t il i S. M. U. vs. Rice SMU 73 — RICE 7 1 SMU 66 — RICE 46 THE SMU basketball team swept both ames from Rice, 66-46 and 75-74, to notch their first win over the Rice five since early in the season of 1 9 1 1 . In the first game, on the SMU campus, the Ponies powered over the Rice squad for an easy win, 66-46. The second encounter in Houston was an important game for the Ponies as they had just lost to Baylor to drop out of a tie for second place with the Razorbacks and had lost all chance of sharing the conference title. The game was hard fought all the way. The Mustangs built up a 37-30 lead at half-time but the Owls quickly came back to endanger the lead. In the final seconds of the game with the Mus- tangs holding a one-point lead, a Rice forward swept downcourt and sank a basket, but it was ruled that the whistle had blown before he sank the goal and the game was saved for the Ponies. Page 465 PREWITT jumps against two Rice players for the ball while Tomlinson and Lloyd watch the balls flight. Jump- ing with Prewitt are McDonald and an unidentified Rice player. No. 22 is Bill Cummins. WALTERS takes the ball as the Rice team breaks down-court. Prewitt tries for ihe ball but is too late. Tall Tom (16) watches the play as Hudgens (18) heads for the goal. RANKIN jumps for a pass for the Arkan- sas team as Tomlinson waits at his left. Hudspeth (14) waits in the background. PUGH, at left, Rollings, at right, and Horton (12) of Arkansas come in to grab a free ball. Tom- linson waits in the background with George Kok, tall Arkansas center. MEMBERS of botli teams pose for tlie photographer as the ball is seen going out of bounds at tlie bottom of tlic pic- ture. Kok is at left while Williams hides an SMU player. Pugh is the SMU player in the center of ilie picture witli Harris .u the right. R.uikiii is the R.i orl ick player between the two. I ' .lcli -tM) S. M. U. vs. Arkansas SMU 61 — ARKANSAS 52 SMU i7 — ARKANSAS i4 IN TWO thrilling games the Mustangs downed the Arkansas Razorhacks, 64- 52, 47-44, to lift themselves into a tie w ith the Porkers for second place in the conference standings, and to close out the home season for the Mustangs. By the double win the Ponies put themselves in the running for undis- puted second place in the conference as the Razorhacks had yet to meet the leading Texas Longhorns. The Longhorns defeated the Porkers as expected, but SMU lost its chance for the second spot by losing to Baylor and Texas A M, teams that they had beaten earlier in the season, and had to be satisfied with a tie for second place in the final standings. The Mustangs jumped into the lead in their first game with Arkansas on a held goal by Rollings and were never behind. The Porkers narrowed the lead to 30-28 at half-time but the Ponies came roaring back in the second half to build up a 12-point lead. The second game between the two teams was the top crowd pleaser of the season with the decision in doubt down to the final seconds. With only two minutes remaining in the game the Porkers built up a four-point lead and tried to stall for time, but the Ponies grabbed the ball and regained the lead on three field goals by Pugh and Har- ris. The Arkansas team got one point on a free throw but in the final seconds Ben Harris got free behind the Arkan- sas defense and sank the clinching goal. Page 467 PREWITT jumps into the air and gets the ball in spite of competition from Rankin (29). Tomlinson (34) must be tired. He is apparently resting his arm on the shoulder of an obliging SMU player. KOK AND WILLIAMS try to guard Roy Pugh as he starts to pass to Tomlinson. LLOYD MESSERSMITH . . . BASEBALL COACH 1 . f - :. i I . J w. THE BASEBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Wally Clycc, Al Bill, Jack Maroney, Bert Berry, Gene Willett, Dan Lynch and Harold Hampton. SECOND ROW; Coach Lloyd Messersmith, John Ligon, Ernie Hughes, Paul Hanson, Skelton Napier, Irwin Kay, Robert Argadine and Lee Weber. TOP ROW: Doak Walker, Jack Knotr, George Baker, Troy Womack, Dave Cobell and Calvin Kilmer. SQUADMEX NOT P1CTL RED: Harold Salmon, Gerald Jenson, Ed Cloud and Cy Wagner. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE RECORD SMU 7 5 4 8 3 7 1 Texas - - •- Texas - - - rcu - - - Texas A M Texas A M Rice - - - Texas - - - Opp. 12 19 7 9 9 6 4 SMU 2 Texas A c : M 7 TCII - TCU - ■ ■ 9 Rice ■ - - Baylor - - ■ 16 Baylor - - - 4 Baylor - - - Opp. 4 - - 4 7 - 7 - 3 - Page 469 THE INFIELD BERT BERRY, Second Base WALLY CLYCE, First Base THE OUTFIELD JACK MARONEY, Right Field AL BELL, Center Field Wii.i)il DANNY LYNCH. Shortstop DOAK WAI.KF.R. Left Field ERNIE HUGHES, Third Bus • J SMU reserves watch a high pop fly during the second Ohio State game, which the Ponies lost, 1 5-2. The Ohio State tcim took two games of the three-game series. THE BATTERIES S3 ' ' • fS JOHN LIGON, Catcher PITCHERS Left to right, Lee Weber, Skelton Napier, Harold Hampton, George Balcer, Irwin Kay, Calvin Kilmer and Robert Argadine. CALVIN KILMER, P,tc jer HAROLD HAMPTON, Piubcr Page 472 INOR SPORTS TRACK McAdoo Keaton, Coach Eldrisje Adair Discus, javelin High jump. Pole Vault Myron Blackmon Zohn Milam Jiiveliii Dashes William Gillespie Roger Mills Hi b ]inup Half-Mile John Gulick Albert Nesuda Weights Mile. Two-Mile Richard Hustace John Rowland javelin Hurdles R. E. McCaslan E. W. Williams Hurdles Manager HAUGHTON, right, wins an exhibition 100-yard dash over Hosford, Beckam and Milam between halves at the Red-Blue football game. J I) i Sammy Owens, Zohn Milam, Roger Mills, Paul Page JOHN ROWLAND clears a hurdle during a warm-up session before a dual meet with TCU. ELDRlGIi ADAIR hurls the discus for the winning throw during the TCU dual meet. L£TT£R WinriERS OP 1947 Lloyd Baxter Kenneth Blackburn Earl Cook Wayne Campbell Lendon Davis John Elliott Joe Ethridge Fred Goodwin Sid Halliday John Hamberger FOOTBALL Claud Hill Floyd Lewis Eugene McClintock Dick McKissick Zohn Milam David Moon Paul Page Carroll Parker Roger Parks, Mannger Julius Pechal Robert Ramscv Richard Reinking Billy Joe Richards Burnie Smith Cecil Sutphin Bill Weatherford Eugene Wilson Jim Sid Wright J. C. Cannaday Ben Harris Bland McReynolds BASKETBALL Bob Prewitt Roy Pugh Burt Rollings Harrold Salmon Tommy Tomlinson Robert Argadine Albert Bell Doyle Burton Berry William Brown, Aigr. Edwin Cloud BASEBALL Wallace Clyce Paul Hanson Ernest Hughes Gerald Jensen Irwin Kav John Ligon Danny Lynch Jack Maroncy Doak Walker Lee Weber David Albert Oliver Cavett Douglas Conner James Dwire SWIMMING George Henderson Donald Mortimorc Dexter Prince Miles Taylor Stuart Tears William Wallace Robert WiUard Eldrigc Adair Myron Blackmon John Gulick Richard Hustace TRACK R. E. McCaslan Zohn Milam Roger Mills Albert Ncsuda John Rowland E. W. Williams Leo Corrigan, Jr. Phil Darbyshire GOLF Robert Henry Gerald Joyce Theodore A. Reuss M.ithew Roberts Pa(,u 476 TEnnis TEAm SEASON RECORD — WON S, LOST 4 Defeated — Lost to — North Texas State Teachers College Texas Christian University of Kansas Oklahoma Sam Houston State Teachers College Texas Texas A. M. Rice Southwestern University Baylor — two matches Texas Tech LETTERMEN Bob Barnes George Martin Frank Jones Bob Morrow Francis Pulattie rcncinc TCAm FENCING LETTERMEN Walter Waskom Adolph Moravec Calvin Merchant Robert Hood William Coover FENCING at SMU is a little known sport. Very few students knew that SMU had a fencing team, much less that they won second place in the conference meet held at Waco. The University of Texas came in first. With no regular coach available, the squad was handled by Walter Was- kom, a Mustang student and a team member. The team participated in several dual meets in and around Dallas, ending the season with the conference meet at Waco. Pach 477 THE swimmmG squad BACK ROW, left to right: James Leisy, Larry Goodman, Bill Glasser, Fred Hedges, Norman Rosen- blum, Dave Alberts, Bill Schell and Albert Barr, coach. MIDDLE ROW: Wesley Porter, Bob Brown. Woodrow Smith, Jim Dvvirc, George Henderson, Bill Wallace, Oliver Cavett and Llovd Kerr. FRONT ROW: Capt. Dexter Prince, Bob Willard, Miles Taylor, Stewart Tears, Harry Robertson, Doug Con- ner, and Dewitt Walker. Squadmen not in picture: Larry Conner, Bill Sparkman, Don Mortimore. Jack Prince and Boh Walker. SMU SWIMMING RECORD . . . 19 17 SMU Opp. 38 Oklahoma U 37 24 Dallas Athletic Club 51 48 Baylor 2-1 26 Texas A M ' iO ' 25 Oklahoma U 50 45 Baylor 0 20 Dallas Aihk-iii Cluh 55 35 Tcx.is 49 28 Tcx.is Ac :M 65 Pa on 478 L i i CAPT. DEXTER PRINCE and Bill Wallace get set for a racing start. Prince swam the breast stroke and individual medley in competition while !7allace swam free-style. h SIX MAINSTAYS of the S.M.U. swimming team pose at the edge of the pool. Left to right: Jim Dwire, Dexter Prince, Bob Willard, Larry Goodman, Bill Wallace and George Henderson. Pace 479 . m INDEX A Abbott, Clyde Belton 178 Abbott, Seth James 38, 144 Abercrorabie, Dorothy 178, 417 Abercrombie, E. Lloyd 178 Abernathy, Charles Henry 178 Abernathy, Robert Ewing 51 Abies, James Givens 178 Ablon, Benjamin Manuel. 144, 400, 403 Ablon, Florine Ann 417, 418 Acker, Charles Edward 144 Acord, Wayne 218, 348 Acrey, Robert Lindell 144 Adam, Eleanor Charlotte 51,225,374,410 Adams, Frank Robert 144 Adams, Iris 144,405 Adams, James H 106 Adams, Joan 376 Adams, Mack C 417 Adams, Sam James 144 Adams, Tyrus Christy 106 Adams, Virginia 51, 366 Addington, Wayne W. (Jr) 178 Aderhold, Carroll 144 Adkins, Jess Earl 106 Ahern, Vincent G 144 Ahlman, Alfred P 221 Aikin, Cara Pat 27 Akin, Bernice Edward 178 Akin, Hugh D. (Jr) 178 Akin, W. G 34 Akins, Homer Riley 178 Akulonis, Joseph J. (Jr) 51,417 Albert, David Alvin 178 Albert, Richard Melvin 51 Albrecht, Beverly Ann 51, 368 Albritton, C. C 35 Alden, George Bernard 178 Alexander, Bettye 144 Alexander, Chester 106 Alexander, Joseph W 144 Alexander, Joy 106, 368 Alexander, Lucille 51 Alexander, Tom W 178 Alexander, Willard C 106, 397 Allen, Carlton L 178 Allen, Charles William 106 Allen, Fred 45 Allen, Ira L 106 Allen, Lyndon Crane 397 Allen, Marjorie Lea 144 Allen, Patricia Elizabeth 178 Allen, Sharon 178,290,291,366 Allen, Thomas 216 Allen, William Gordon 178 Allensworth, Kenneth Waldon 178 Alley, James Stanley 50, 5 1 Alley, William Karl 178 Allison, Wayne 178, 417 Allman, Robert Moss 106 Allmand, James 106, 423 Alpha Delta Pi 362-363 Alpha Kappa Delta 394 Alpha Kappa Psi 395 Alpha Lambda Delta 386 Alpha Phi Omega 396 Alpha Tau Omega 338-339 Alpha Theta Phi 387 Altenau, Jacquelyn 144, 372 Altman, Alice Marie 106,366 Alvstad, Vivian 414 American Institute of Electrical Engineers 393 American Society of Civil Engineers 397 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 398 Anagnos, Katherine 144, 380 Anderson, Carleton John 178,396 Anderson, Daniel 178 Anderson, Helen 144, 366 Anderson. James Franklin 106 Anderson, James Marshall 178 Anderson, Kay 106 Anderson, Marcia Louise 178 Anderson, William O. (Jr) 51 Andres, Dave 1 06 Andres, Yancy Arthur 178 Andrews, Bobby Lyles 178 Andrews, Irvin 216,417 Annes, Pierce 103 Ansley, James Thomas 106 Apoy, Avis Jean 178, 384 Apperson, Rawlins 144 Appleby, David P 103 Archer, Donna Grace. ... 106, 234, 366 Arden Club 234 Arden Plays 236-237 Arden Workshop 235 Argadine, Robert Milton 469,472 Armstrong, Frances Sue 144 Armstrong, Tommie Lou. . 51, 382, 414 Arnett, Charles Don 178 Arnett, Joseph T 178 Arnold, Roy Willis 106 Aronoff, Toby Joy 106, 384 Arrington, Joe . 179 Art Department 39 Arterburn, Dorothy Marion 179 Ashby, Robert 179 Ashworth, Clyde Robet t 52 Askew, Dorothy Fay 107 Athletics Section 425-488 Austin, Earl Bawen 35 Austin, Robert Carlton 52 Austin, Thomas James 179 Autrey, Joan 107, 374 Avery, Lee Robert 179 Aycock, Bob 179 B B Team 432 Batcus, Forrest 428 Baccus, Mary Jane 107 Bacon, Richard Franklin 179 Badger. Mary Ellen 107,36 - Bagby, William U-e 107 Bailey, Bill G 144 Bailey, Layton W 41 Bailey, Wilfred Maurice 52 Baines, Robert Emmett 179 Baker, Boyd Vincent 179 Baker. George William 469,472 Baker, Harlow Ray 52 Baker. Laura Frances 52.366.394,410,418 Baker. Natalie 144 Balch, Betty Lou 52 Baldwin, Charles James 418 Baleja, Leonard John 179 Ball, David Carter 234 Ball, Maurice B 107 Ballard, Francis E 37 Ballard, John Edward 179.421 Ballard, Wallace 107, 395 Ballew, Betty 107, 374, 406 Ballew, Jacquelyn Louise 179 Ballew, Jane 52, 374, 406 Ballew, Merritt 1 79 Baney. Dean R 179 Banks. Charles Wayne 221 Banvard. Robert Eugene 179 Baptist Student Union 399 Barber. Albert P. ( Jr) 36 Barber, Leonard L 179 Barham. Paul 10 Barham, Phyllis Nell 144,362 Barker, Marion 52 Barnes, Bette Jean. ... 52, 378, 410, 422 Barnes. H. C 144 Barnes, John Louis 1 9 Barnes, Mary Katherine. . 107, 376, 406 Barnette, Ralph 52 Baron. Pat 107 Barr, Allan Ralph 144 Barrett, Dorothy Jeanne 179 Barrel. Herbert H 33 Barth, Barbara Jean 144 Barth, Geraldine 107. 362 Barth. Lois Catherine 53,370 Bartlett, Elizabeth 38 Bartlett. Frederic LeRoy 53 Bartley, Ferrell 107 Barton, BiUie Joe 144 Barton, Fredna Bryan 179 Barton, James 45 Barton. James Eugene 179,348 Barton, Robert Theodore 179 Barton, Victor Charles 145 Baseball Squad 469 Basham, James 107 Basham. John Howard 145 Baskett, Mary Louise 53,418 Basnett, William 145 Bass, Harry Wesley 145 Bass, Laura 145, 378 Bass, Orville Douglas 107 Bateman, Earl 107 Batot, Raymond C 145 Battles, Edgar James 145 Bauihnian. Barbara 53, 3 ' ' 8 H.uKhman, John Allen 405 H.iucr, RiJurd H 145.348 Baxley, Doris 107, 294, 295, 372 Baxter, Charles Alvin 145 PACI! 4H0 Bay. Bernlce 53, 380 Beach. Paul Ronald 107 BcairJ. Ben Edward 145 Beaird, Sue 108.411 Beaird, William 53,399 Beal. Charles Rex 179 Beale. Louis 108 Beall. Carolyn June 179 Beall. Ray Milton 108 Beam. Harold Allen 108 Bcaman. Niels 108 Bean. Eloise 38, 408 Bean. Robert 35, 408 Bcasley. Billie Jean 179,372 Bcaiiie. Homer 1 08 Bcauthamp, Merle Yvonne. . . . 179. 364 Beauties 289-31 1 Beauty Nominees 312-321 Beaver. Ralph 1 79 Beavers. Louis Carl 145 Beberstein, Charlyne 145 Beberstein. J. Norbert 179 Bebinger. James 179 Beckham, Olney Joe 145 Bedford. Lee Alvin 145 Beeman. Billy 216 Beene. Mary Vann 53, 364 Beggs. Charles Wesley 1 80 Belk. Elderleen 180, 364 Bell. Albert T 53. 469, 470 Bell. Ann 53.226,366 Bell, Arthur Clarence 53 Bell. Betty Claire 54,372,394 Bell. Bett - Jean 54,372,418 Bell, Hardy L 54 Bell, Jack Keith 108 Bell, Luther Eugene 145 Bell, Madison 425, 428, 429 Bell, Maye 233 Bell, Peter 145 Bellows, Charles Thomas 145 Belvin, Edward D 145,421 Bemis, John Harvey 180 Bennett, Betty Lee 180 Bennett, Clyde Alan 1 80 Bennett, Donald Martin 145 Bennett, Letitia Shelby 108, 376 Bennett, Wynne H 108 Benson, Audrey 108, 234, 335 Benson, Bettie Jean 108 Benson, Mary Elizabeth 145,417 Bent2, Don K 1 08 Berry, A. J igQ Berry, Doyle Burton 469. 470 Besio, Charles 33, 396, 398 Best, Wayne A 1 80 Bestydik, Thomas 108 Beta Kappa Gamma 40() Bevans, James Portus 1 80 Beverly, Thomas M r08 Biard, Hal Kirk 145 Bickerstaff, Elmer Guy 145 Biesele, Rudolph B 33 Bigger. Jtx: Gene 1 80 Biles, Talma 145, 372, 399 Bingham, Margaret 108, 368 Bingham, William Ue 145 Biology Department 34 Bird, Jeanne 146.382 Birdsong, Jackie Francis 180 Birkelbach, Elwood 221 Bivings, Drucilla 108. 380 Black. I-ranccs 108,378 Blackbourn. Joe 108 Blackburn. Sidney Thurman 54 Blacksion, Nan Elizabeth 146, 362 Blackwcll, Frazer Nelson 146 Blackwood, Oliver Mansfield 146 Blam. James M 109 Blakcncy. Elizabeth 405,420 Blalock, Thomas 146,421 Blanchard, Barbara 146 Blanchard, Claude 1«0, 42 1 Blattncr. Virginia 54, 362 Bleulcr, Jack Haskins 146 Blount, Elward Elmer 109, 233 Blue Key 388 Board of Directors of the Students ' Publishing Co 227 Board of Trustees 18. 19 Boatright. Billy Harold 180 Bobb, Charles J 146,234 Bobb. Donald F 216 Boedeker. Ewald Willie 54 Boerger, Arthur Alfred 109 Boger, Hazel Grace 30 Boger, Roy Garland 146 Boger. William Egbert 180 Bogie. Thomas Martin 1 80 Bohmfalk, Beverly 146, 312, 382 Bolanz, Fred Lawrence 405 Boles. Walter E 32 Bonhoff. Mary Ann 180,380 Bonner, Bett ' e Belle 180. 378 Bonner. John Gilliam 54 Bookhout. John 109 Borders, Roy Thomas 180 Bostic, Mary Virginia 54 Bostick, Ray 109,400,419 Bostick. Thomas 1 80 Bostick, William 216 Boston, Marjorie 109, 380. 400 Boucher, Carl 180 Bouknight, Nita 54,376,410 Boutwell, Margaret 109. 376 Bowen, Becky 180,292,293,376 Bowen, Claude James 180 Bowen. Norma Lynn 109, 362 Bowerman, Harold David 180 Bowers, Philip 180 Bowles, Charles 180 Bowles, Marvin 180.417 Bowman, Bill 54.418 Bowman, Glenn C 221 Bowman, James 1 80 Bowman, Kathryn 146 Bowman, Martha 180. 374, 406 Bowman, Mary Ann 146, 312 Bowman, Thera LaVerne 55.412 Bowyer, John W 30 Boyce, Marvin 146 Boyd, Barbara 180, 374 Boyd, Betty 146. 424 Boyd, Cecelia Anne 146.382 Boyd, Taylor 181 Boyd, William 146 Boyle, Robert 37 Boyles, Betty Ilene 146,382 Brabham. Charles 109 Brackeen, John 181 Bracken, Sam 109 Bradley, Frank I«l Bradley, Martin 1 i(  ra,lley. Ted 55 Page 481 Braecklcin, William 109 Bragg, (harlcs 181 Bragg. James Arthur 146 Bramlett, Homer 181 Bramlett, John 181 Brandon. Henry 109 Brannan, Helen Virginia 146 Branyon, Allan 181 Brasher, Betty Ann 181 Braswell, Robert 181 Bratton, Henry 181 Bray, Bill 181 Brazell, Felton 181 Brccht, Louie 55 Breckenridge, Doris 181 Breeland, Albert 146 Brcnnekc, Betty 55, 364 Brent, Mary Elizabeth 216 Bresnan, Harold James 109 Brewer. Bettye 146 Brewer, Hugh Donald 109 Brewer, James 146 Brewer. Mclvin Elliott 146, 408 Brewer, R. L 22 Brewer, Spencer 147 Brewster, Camillc 109 Brew ton, Dorothy 38 Bridwell, Margaret 109. 378 Briggs, Betty Ann 181, 364 Briles, James 181 Briles, Lola Mae .46 Brindley, Jo Anne 55. 366 Brinker, Billy 147 Briscoe, Amelia 109, 380, 406 Bristol, Teddy 181 Broach, L. B 55, 226 Broach, Margaret W 43 Broach, Richard 181 Broadnax, Jeanne 181, 376 Broadus. Betty 55, 366 Brockinan. LaMonta Odette. .. I i7, 370 Brooks, Charles Edward 147 Brooks, Charles William 55 Brooks, Donald 147 Brooks. John Albert 33 Brooks, John Lee ( Dr.) 30 Brooks, J. L. (Jr.; 181 Brooks, Mary Jeanne 147, 412 Brooks, Nancy 109, 374, 410 Brooks, Patricia Ann 147 Broughton, Joyce 181, 382 Brown, Alvin 1 10 398 Brown, Arthur 1 }j 1 Brown, Billy Roy 147, 396 Brown. Charles 1 10 Brown. Clarence E |81 Brown, Collins 181 Brown, Donald 55,416 Brown, Douglas 1 10 Brown, Everett 55 Brown, Fred 147 Brown. James David 56 Brown. J. W 37 Brown. June 29, 103 Brown, Myra L 30 Brown, Paul H 147 Brown, Richard 56 Brown, Warren 181 Btown. William Burleson 181 Br,.wn. William Randell 147 Browne, Bob 147.225,403 Bruce. Ernestine 56 Brush, Mae Harris 56, 374 Bryan, Orval 147 Bryan, William Jennings 147 Bryant, Cecile Anne 110, 3H2 Bryant, Columbus 110 Bryant, Gloria 147, 378 Bryant, Henry H 56 Bryant, Jo Ann 181, 370 Bryant, Walter 110 Brydon, Russell John 147 Buble, Robert 181 Buchanan, Anna 30 Buckingham, Elizabeth 31 Buckley, Ralph 181 Buckmaster, Viva Joyce 182, 364 Bucy, Hazel Shull 38 Budd, Harrell 35 Buddin, Francis 110,423 Buddington, Roger 110 Buhl, Art 221 Bull, Joe Walters 182 Bull, Walter D 147 Buller, Burnell C 182 Bullis, Anne 56 Bullock, Jane 1 10, 362 Bunn, R. E 56 Burer, Lois Belle 182,362,411 Burgin, Betty Jane 147, 313, 374 Burgin, Virginia 56, 374 Burke, Bill 182 Burleson, Elizabeth Ann. .. 56, 374, 422 Burnett, Elmer 147 Burnett, William 147 Burns, Carley 147, 377 Burns, James William 147, 421 Burrell, Jack 182 Burris, Mary Eileen 1 10 Burt, Betty 1 82 Bury, Charles 1 10 Busbee, Charles 147 Bush, Guy E 45 Bush, Loula Winnefred 182 Bushong, George E 42 Buster, Johnnie E 182 Butler, Horace 147 Butler, Joseph Weldon 221 Butt, Chester Samuel 56, 403 Byers, Felice Beverly 182,384 Byers, Jerome Leon 110, 408 Bynum, Laverne Ira 182 Bynum, Sam Wylie 182 Byrd, Richard E 405 By waters, Jerry 39 c Cable, Larry Doyle 148 Cady, Elizabeth 182 Caldwell, Goldie Mae 182,378 Calhoun, Lcta Joe 57, 366 Calhoun, Mary Margaret 110,225,370,410 Calhoun, Thomas M 110 Calicote, Doris 182 Callaway, Mary Ellen 57 , 376 Calvin, Billy 182 Cameron, Don 417 Campbell, Eugene 110 Campbell, Harvey 182 Campbell, James W 148 Campbell, James Walter 45, 233 Campbell, Mary Ira 182 Campbell, Ollie 182 Campbell, Robert Douglas 110 Campbell, Sidney Lawson 182 Campbell, Stanley 216 Campbell, Tillman Edward 182 Campbell, Wade Cothran 182 Campbell, Zach J 182 Campus, The 230-23 1 Canavan, Peggy Jean 182, 370 Canfield, Carolyn 110, 374, 406 Canfield, Charles Lee 182 Canfield, Merle 216 Cannaday, J. C 148 Cannon, Allan Gordon 182 Cannon, Betty Joyce 110 Cannon, Sadie C 29 Canterbury Club 401 Cantwell, James William 182 Caraway, Morris 148 Carlin, Charles 182 Carlisle, Carolyn 57, 420 Carlyon, Richard Dean 1 1 1 , 395 Carneal, Charles L 148 Carneal, Virgil Eugene 148 Carnes, Grifiiths 148 Caropresi, Frederick 103 Caropresi, Gregory Ill Carpenter, Carl Lee 148 Carpenter, Sidney Raymond. .. 1 11, 227 Carr, Virginia 218,378 Carroll, Cecilia 111,421 Carson, Jim W ..148 Carson, Loretta Edith HI Carter, Charlotte U 1, 364 Carter, James Edward 148 Carter, Lydia Estes 111,382 Carter, Mary Grace 183,374 Carter, Mary Jane 183 Carter, Myra Jean 404 Cartwright, William Eugene 148 Caruth, Charles 1 1 1 Casas, Sabas David 221 Casebolt, Earl 183 Cash, Alvie Dalton 183 Cason, Charlie Elmore 57 Cassell, Jean 216 Castillo, Roberto 57 Cares, Cora Beth 183 Gates, James Harold 221 Gates, Mickey Jo 148 Cavalleri, James A 183 Caviness, Nancy 111,376,400,422 Chadwick, Lovis 183, 364 Chamberlain, Jerry Hi 419 Chamberlin, Jackie 148, 36S Chamblee, James 57, 393 Chan, Edythe Mae 1 1 1, 378 Chancey, Helen Elizabeth 183,376 Chancey, Victor 148 Chaney, Betty HI, 376, 409 Chaney, Monita 148 Chaney, Pat 183,376 Chaney, William 426 Channell, Glenn Leslie i 83 Chantos, Andrew J Ill Chapman, Betty Nell 111,370 Chapman, H. M 32 Chapman, Jerome Davis 183,417 Chapman, Joe Jack HI Chapman, Lynn 57, 397 Chapman, Thomas D 183 Chappell, Albert Edwin 1 8 Pach 482 Chappell, Mary Frances Stell 57 Chappell, Wallace 221 Cheaney, Daniel 183 Cheanick, Virginia 183 Cheatham, Johnny Ill, 398 Cheatum, Elmer 34 Cheerleaders 243 Chemistry Department 35 Chen, Addy 384 Cheney, John 148 Chenoweth, James William Ill Cherry, Dottie Jean 183, 370 Cherry, Evelyn Ruth 148,370 Chesnick, Sar«h 57 Chi Omega 364-365 Childers, Charles 57 Childers, Helen 417 Childers, Victor 148 Chisholm, Thomas 58, 226 Christensen, Marilyn 183 Christian, Charles 183 Christie, James E 221 Church, James HI, 423 Civello, Ellis John 183 Civil Engineering Department 33 Clapp, Charlotte 112, 362 Clark, Betty Jo 183 Clark, Bettie Juanita 112 Clark, Beverly Jayne 112, 362 Clark, Darlyne Dolores 148,417 Clark, John Edgar 112 Clark, Joe H 183,399,423 Clark, Lloyd C 58 Clark, Mary Lou 112 Clark, Orville 183 Clark, Reagan 423 Clark, Samuel Bruce 183 Clark, Sue 148 Clark, William 112 Clary, James 148 Clary, Morton 112 Claunch, Mrs. J. M 47 Claunch, J. M 36 Claxton, Robert L 37 Clay, Leon 183 Clay, Stephen 148 Claypool, Gilvin Lee 148 Clayton, Bob 148 Cleary, Ty.son 58 Cleaver, James 58 Clemans, Richard 149 Cdement, Joseph 58, 421 Clement, Mark Anthony 421 Clements, Betty Jean 112,422 Clendenen, Lessleen 149, 380 Clesi, Josephine 1 1 2, 380 Clore, Marianna 1 83 Cloud, James 426 Clough, G. 44 Clyce, Wallace 469, 470 Cobb, Allen 183 Cobb, William 112,397 Cobbel, David 1 83. 469 C:oburn, David 183 Coburn, Herbert 398 Cochran, James 112 Cocke, James 184 Cockcrcll, Virginia 149,380.402 Coffman, Anna Lou 184, 370 COGS 402 Cohen. Addy 184 Coke, Kathryn 149 Cokcr. Billy 149 Coker, Thomas Ray 1-19 Coldwell. Pearlc 112 Cole. Agnes 112,417 Cole, Carolyn 415 Cole, Ed 428 Cole. Eldcn Harvey 221 Cole. Evelyn Ruth 184,372 Cole. Gerald 149,396 Cole. Patricia Ann 58 Cole. Richard 417 Cole, Robert 184 Cole, W. Edward 149,417 Coleman, Charles 149 Coleman, James 58 Coleman, Leonard 112 Coleman, Lilyan Ruth 58,378 Coleman, Olen 1 49 Coll, Stanley 58,395 Collier, Gerald 149 Collier, Ida Mae 184 Collier, W. Grant 149 Collins, James 184 Collins. Martha 112,376 Collins. William H 184 Colvin, Miriam 184 Conibest. Dorman 184 Compton. Richard H 184 Conine, Ernest 149 Conley, Carol Ann 184 Connally, George H 149 Connally. Lena Mary. .58, 368, 412, 415 Connally, Robert Linzie 184 Conner. H. E 221 Conner, Jesse Wayne 184 Conner, John Douglas 184 Conner, Laura 59, 364, 409 Conner, Lynn 149 Connor, Jo Ann 184,368 Conrad, Calvin 112 Cooke, A. James 149 Cook, Earl Morgan 426 Cook, Edward Stuart 112 Cook. Hermon Charles 59,405,423 Cook, James Bunker 397 Cook, James 184 Cook, John A 31 Cook, N. B 59,226,395 Cooke, Bob 184 Cooke, Helen Claude 30 Cooper, Eloise 149 Cooper, Joseph Wallace 59 Cooper, Robert T 398 Cooper, Sue 149, 382, 424 Coover, Charles 112 Coover, William Morris 113 Cope, Marilyn 1 H4 Coppock , E. Allen 113 Corde, Oscar 113 Cordcr, Marvin 149 Corey, Rex 149 Corley, R. L 149 Corrigan, Leo Francis 113 Corry, Huey 113 Cottcn, Samuel 184 Cotter, Robert J 184, 417 Cotton, William 59 Coughran. Dorothy Verne. .59, 394, 418 Courson, Edwin Butler 149 Covey, Elaine 59, 380, 418 Covey. Irwin W 184 Cowan, Martha 48 Cowand. George Edward 149 Cox, Lexton Edwin 113 Cox, OByrne 149 Cox, Robert William 184 Cox, Roy 150 Coyle, Caroline 113, 234, 401 Cozby. Charlie Earl 150 Cozby. Warren 59 Cozzo. Alfred 113 Crabtree, Margaret 184 Crabtree, Thomas 59, 403 Craddock, DeLois 113,313 Craig, Coleman 59 Cramer, George 1 84 Craig, John 1 84 Craig, Mary Jane. ... 1 13, 368, 410, 414 Crampton, Chester Allen 184 Crawford. Guinn Edwin 184 Crawford. John 113 Crenshaw. Patricia 185, 362 Crews. Hildred Jane 103 Crews. James Robert 185 Crisp, George Olen 1 50, 226, 396 Crisp, Robert Ray 60 Crittenden. Elmer 30 Crocker, Houston 185 Croley, James W I85 Crook, Wilson 60 Crosby, Richard Henry 185 Cross, Clark 36 Cross, Constance 36 Cross, Lavinia 113 Crossland, Robert 60 Crouch, John William 150 Crowder, Alton 185 Crowe, Virginia (85 Crowell, Robert 113 Crowley, Peggy Jean 185 Cullum, A. W 150 Cullum, Rinda Marie 150,378 Culpepper, Charles 185 Culwell, Evelyn 150 372 Cummins, James 113 Cunningham, Marilyn 150, 374 Cunningham. Raymond 185 CUPP. I- B 60,419 Currey. Billie j J3 Curry, D. W ' ! ' T. ' ! ' .!. .27 Curtis, Charles Melvin 113 Curtis, Dorothy Elizabeth I85 Curtis, George ] 85 Curtis, Robert j 5Q Custis, Walter Alfred 1 50, 398 Cycen Fjodr ' 339 D Dabney, H. O ,45 Dalton, Margaret 150, 31i, 5 6 Dalton, Mark L 60 Damron, Clyde ] 85 Danaher, Tom | | Daniel, Eddie 113 Daniel, J. Thomas 150 Daniels. Beatrice 421 Danke, Lylc 1 50 Dargan. John 185 Darr, Audy 185 Dathe. Walter William 114 Davey, Geoffrey 38 David, Dorothy 60, 382 David, Doyle 60 Pace 483 David, l-rances 1 50, 382 David. Hans T 29 David. Richard Dale 60 Davidson. Edna Elizabeth 185,376 Davidson. Erankie 60,364,414,418 Davidson. Norma 114, 374, 406 Davies. William 185 Davis. Betty Louise 150, 364 Davis. Betty Jim 114 Davis. Billy Harlan 185 Davis, Charles 35 Davis, Clyde L 60 Davis, Dick ; ... 1 50 Davis. Donald 1 50 Davis, Elizabeth Ann 114, 378 Davis, George A 114 Davis, George Sowell 1 50 Davis, Harvey L 28 Davis, John 150 Davis, Joyce Estelle 61, 368 Davis, Loois 114 Davis, Maribellc 61 Davis, Shirley Ann 400,401 Davis, Thomas 221 Davis, Walter Fred 185 Davis, Wesley 32 Davis, William H .6 Dawson, Norman ; 1 50 Dawson, Robert Earl 185 Dawson, Virginia Anne 61,364,401,409 Day, Dorothy June 418 Day. Idafaye 135 Day. Lisbeth 61, 418 Dean, Michael 1 50 Dean of Students ' O fice 47 DeArman. Norma Joyce 114,368 DeArman, Thomas 185 Deatherage, John 150 Deaton, Allan 1 50 Deats. Agnes Elizabeth 150,225,233,366,411 Debate Club 403 Decker, Victor 114 393 Decker, W. F ........393 Del ' ord, James 114 Degclia, Joseph 135 Delta Chi 340-341 Delta Delta Delta 366-367 Delta Gamma 368-369 Delta Psi Kappa 404 Delta Sigma Phi 342-343 D ' w Zeta 370-371 DeMontrond, George Albert 114 Dendinger, Dorothy 135 Denhardt, Robert M 7 Dennard. Robert Edwin 1 1 .( Dennic. Robert I ' ranklin. . . 61 Denning. Stephen 151 Denning, William Wilson 185 Denton, Billy Joe 151 DePrato, James 151 Derum. Joseph 185 DeSalme, Roger Allen 114, 408 Dcschner, Anton 1 1.| DeShazo, George 185 DeShazo, Neal 1 5 1 DeShong, Beverly 114,225,382,394,410 DeShong, Cora Dell 61, 382 Desobry, Emily 185, 378 Dial. Allan 186 Diamond, Rawlins 114 Dickenson, Gene 186 Diclcerson, Tillman 186 Dickey, Charles W 151 Dickinson, Albert 151 Dickson, Sue 186, 370, 402 Dillard, Thomas 186 Ditto, Walter Paul 216 Dittrick, Noble 114 Ditzler, Margaret 151,225,233,366,410 Dobbins, Billy 393 Dobbins, Frank 61,393 Dodson, S. G , 186,411 Doggett, Mary Beth 186 Doherty, James Edward 186 Dollinger, Harold J 218 Dolph, Connie 1 1 4, 366, 404, 4 1 Dominguez, lldefonso 397 Dommert, Roy 151 Donley, Ralph 186 Donley, Robert 186 Donnell, Elisa S 31 Donnell, Pauline 151,402,420 Donohue, Leonard 42 1 Dooley, Brian 186 Dorbandt, Peggy 114,382 Dorsey, Elizabeth 186 Dosher, Ralph 61 Dotson, Cecil 61, 398 Doty, Emma Jane 115,378 Doughtie, Brooks 151 Doughtie, William 115 Douglas, Joe 186 Douglas, Juanita 1 86 Douglass, Edward 115 Douthit, Von Ray 186 Dowell, James Greer 115 Dowell, James 38 Dowell, J. McCarty 151 Dowling, Margaret. .115, 226, 368, 410 Downs, Curtis Igg Drackley, Thomas 115,419 Drake, Jeanne 186, 417 Drake, Jerry 27, 43, 227 Drandell, Jack 33 Dressen, Jack 115 Drury, Bernard 186 Dudley, Carolyn 62,378 Dudley, Marylue 186, 417 Duff, James B 35, 115 Duff, Lucian ] 86 Duff, McGee 151 Duffy, Jack ] 1 5 Duggan, Randolph 151 Duke, Benjamin 62 Duke, Ernest R 1 86 Dullnig, Carolyn 151, 368 Dunaway, Betty 62, 378 Dunaway, LaTrelle 27 Dunbar, Susan Elizabeth 62,382,405,407 Duncan, Mary 151 Duncan, Mary Frank 1 86 Duncan, Robert Howe 186 Duncan, Woodrow ] 1 5 Dunham, Howard W 151 Dunn, John Lawrence 151 Dunnam, Spurgeon 221 Durand, Jeanette 62 Durham, Burt Alton 186 Durhuni, Herbert ] 5 ; Dusenbury, James 397 Dushman, Helen Lorraine 151, 384 Duthie, George 62 Dutton, Gratia R 186 Dye, David 151 Dye, Rayburn 405 Dyer. Julia Ann 151,378 E Eason, Joe 151 Eaton, Clarence Arthur 62,398 Eckman, Virginia 151,225,366 Economics Department 32 Edmondson, Don 103, 226, 408 Edmondson, John C 399 Edmondson, Ruth 31 Education Office 44 Edwards, Thomas 186 Effiandt, Anita Marie 186 Egan, Joe 151 Eggers, Suzanne 62, 368 Eichelberger, James 186 Eichenberger, Robert 115,405 Eister, Allan 32 Elder, James 187 Eldredge, Francis 187 Eldredge, Nora Ann 187,372 Electrical Engineering Department. . .33 Elgan, Frances 418 Elgan, William E 395 Elkins, Joe Charles 62 Elledge, Joy 115 Elliott, Billy Ernest 187 Elliott, Dorothy 187, 417 Elliott, James 1 63 Elliott. John H 62, 398 Elliott, Keith 187 Elliott. Rosemary 45 Ellis, Robert W ...152 Ellison, Paul 187 Ellzey, Charles H 63,233,411 Elmore, Beverly 152 Elmore, Joe Earl 152, 403 Elmore, William Herman 152 Elsas, Oskar L 30 Ely, Jerome H 115 Emery, Clyde 28 Engelke, Clarence Paul 187 English Department 30 English, Virginia 187, 370 Erwin, Gordon 187 Esgar, Robert Gerald 152 Estes, Flora Mae 115 Esteve, Edward C 187 Ethridge, Jane 30 Ethridge, Joe Paul 426 Eubank, Kenneth Eugene II5 Evans, Frances Elizabeth 152 Evans, Roy R (53 Everett, Hubert B 115 Ewing, Jack Burton 187 Extension Division 4.1 F I ' abcr, John lulwin || ■ Fain, Burt P 115 Fair, James W 2 | ,s Fair, Katy 152 I ' air, Nancy Ro.se 63 Pach 484 Fair, Wilton Harold 63 Fairchild, Ralph 152 Faires, James 1 52 Faison, William 187 Farr, Dan 187 Farrar, Boyce 152 Farrar, Richard 187 Farrell, Jean 187 Farwell, Charlie 417 Faulkner, George D 116 Feagin, Kay 63 Features Section 225-288 Fee, Mae 48 Feild, Julian Webster 116 Feitler, Gloria 152, 243, 296, 297 Feld, EUene Joy 187 Feldman, Bernice Ann 116 Feldman, Corinne 152, 384 Feldman, Loren 152 Feldman, Pearl 152, 384 Fellows, Edna 63 Ferguson, Anita 116 Ferguson, Carolyn 152, 374,410 Ferguson, Forrest P 187 Ferguson, Gloria Lea 187,402 Ferguson, Joe Cotton 116 Ferguson, William 152 Ferrarese, Pietro G 116 Field, Rachel Charline 116 Field Secretary ' s OtHce 47 Fielder, Julia Caroline 187, 366 Fields, Gene 187 Fike, Cherie Ann 116, 363 Findley, Sylvia 187, 376 Finley, Bob 428 Finley, Carl A 116 Firpo, Smu 187 Fischer, David 152 Fish, John F 187 Fisher, Luther F 63,405,420 Fisher, Rose Helen 412 Fisher, Robert A 187 Fite. James J 187 Fite, Marianne 152 Fittz, Louie 407 Fitzhugh, Nannie 30 Fitzpatrick, James 218 Flahive. Richard 63 Flamm, Esther Marie 187, 384 Flanagap, Wilson C 152 Flanery, Jerry 1 16, 393 Flath, Earl H 23 Flath, Joseph 63, 393 Fleck, Joel 152 Fleck, L. H .23,27 Fleming, Barbara 187, 366 Fleming, Mary Julia 116 Floto, William E 188 Flowers, R. 64 Follett. Aimee U6, 372 Football Squad 429 Foote, Marian 188. 366 l-orbis, John T 116, 226 Ford, David Benton 64 Ford, Mildred 1 52, 378, 406 Ford, Raymond W 218, 418 I ' orcc, Ernest 218 Foscue, A. W 27,41 Fescue, Edwin J ' .36 I osier, Ann 188 Foster, Mar jorie Lou 1 88 Foster. Phoebe 64, 378 J tt rourmcnt. Arthur 116 I ' on ler, Mary Loycc 152 Fowler. Wanda Lcc 152, 3K0 Fox. Barbara lo 116.372,112 Fox, Betty tlairc....l52.29«,299. 361 Fox. David 116 Fox, Elaine ' 53 Franklin, Marjtaret •I ' l Franklin, Mary Lou 116.382 Franklin. Walter 116 Franks. B. J 117 Fraternities 337-360 Frazee. William 64 Frazier, Charles 188. 397 Frazier. Jeannie 153. 368 Frederick. Gloria 188,564 Freeman. Betri ' 48 Freeman. Billy 117 Freeman. George 188 Freeman. Jane 64 Freeman. Patsy 153. 368 Freeman. Pegfiy 153, 368 Freeman. Thomas 153 French Department 31 Freeman. William 188 Freeman, Zeb 27 I ' reidenrich. Jack 188 Frenzel. Agnes 11 ' ' . S ' S Freshmen 178-215 Frey. Lory 11 Friedel. John 153 Frierson. James 153 Frumer. Louis 28 Fry. James 117 Frye, Donald 188 Fulcher, Charles 188 Fulda. Renate 64,414,420 Fuller, Kenneth 117 Fuller. Troy 188 Fullinwider. Chester 188 Fullinwider, Jerry 188 Fullwood. George 188 Furlow, Lawrence 188 G Gabriel. Carter 153 Gaddy, Archie E 153.401 Gaddy, Sam 153.401 Gaddy. Thomas 153 Gafford, Gordon 117 Gafford. William C 188 Gaines, Joe A 153 Gallardo, Sylvester 64 Gallrein, Betty Jeanne 188, 376 Gamma Phi Beta 372-373 Gandy, Dorothy 1 88 Ciantt, Fred 103 Ganzc. August 1 8K Garber, Thomas 1 8K Garcia, Ivan 64 Gardner. Clyde M 117.419 Garland. B. D 64 Garrard. Jane 117.382 Garrard. Verna 40 Garretson. John 153 Garrison. Neil 117 Garrison. Norma Gene 188 Garrott. Frank 188 Garthwaite. George 1 88 Gartner, Paul 188 Garwood. Chickie 153. 382 Garw M)d. I-ove 64, 382 Gasper. tJara 47 Gasper, Clara Irene 153 Gates, Herschel 65 Gawley. Edward 117.417 Gaynick, John 188 Gcaly. Fred Daniel 153 Geary, Joseph 65 Geiser, David 65.393.396 Genaro. Catherine 117. 362 Gendler. Preston 117.395 Gentry. Anne B 11, 36 1 Geographic Society 405 Geography Department 36 Geology Department 35 George. Betty Lou 153.374 George. Doris Jean 189 George. Dorothy 153 Gerhard. Bettie Marie 153 Gerlach. Joyce 153 German Department 30 Gerson. Maurice 189 Ghormley. Je sse 117 Gibbons, Mary Ellen 117,382,421 Gibbons, Olin 65 Gibbons. P. H 218 Gibson. Carl V 65 Gibson. Jack 189 Gibson, John 189 Giddens. Martha 153,378 Gieb, Betty 65,380 Giesecke. James 153 Gifford. Joan Elizabeth 117 Gilbert, Edward E 189 Gilbert, Edward Irwin 153 Gilbert, Francis 189 Gilbert, Jack L 189 Gilbert, Robert W 189 Gi Ibreath, Thomas 1 89 Giles, Anne Leslie 65, 374 Gilkey. William 153 Gill. S. C 189 Gilliland. Ann 189.372 Gilmore. Lloyd 154 Gilmore, Raymond 1 1 7 Gilpin, Barbara 118,372 Gilpin, James 189 Gintor, Eryleen 384 Gissler, Helen 65,372 Gjedde, Charles 221 Glander, Madelin 118,362,406 Glanville. Betty 35 Glanville, James Linus 37 Glanville. Mary Margaret 189.412 Glanville. Paul T 103 Glanville, Richard 34 Glarner, Jean 118.382,410,411,412.415 Glenn, Joyce 189 Glover, John 37,401 Goad, Dick 65 Goar, Patricia C 65,225,366 Godfrey. Billy Frank 154 Goldberg. Elaine 154. 381 Goldberg. Jerald .... 35, 1 1 8. 400, 405 Gol.len. J. Roscoe 29 Goldgar. Irving 66,398 Goldgar, Wilfred 154 Golman, Annette 414 Golman. Donald 154 Gomez. Isis 154.420 Page 485 Gonzalez. Josuc 221 Gooch. Wanda Ray 118,368,414 Gomlall. Barker 118 Goodearlc. Mary 1 54. 376 Goodenough. Harold 222 G(KKlman. Hollis 154 Goodman. Larrison 189 Gcxxlnight. John H 154 Gooilrum. Eugene 189 Goodson. Ray 33 Goodstein. B. M 32 Goodwin. B. C 118,225,233,396 Goodwin. Fred R 118,426 Goolsby. Bill 154 Gordon. Clovis 216 Gordon. Glenn 189 Gordon. Russell G 1 89, 396 Goree. John P 189, 399 Goren. Rebecca 1 54, 384 Gormley. Thomas 66 Gossett. Carl 154 Gossett. Tom 30 Gottlieb. Norma Mae 1 54, 384 Government Department 36 Gowen. Ted 154 Goyen. Jimmy 154 Graber. Dorothy 66 Graduates 102-104 Graham, Gloria 118, 376 Graham, Jack M 66, 397 Grantham. Kenneth 154 Graves, Clinton T 189 Graves, Dinzel 1 54, 234 Gray, George 189 Gray. Gilman Allen 154 Gray. Harry 154 Gray. Jeanne 1 54, 406 Gray. Joe 43 Gray. Richard 66 Greaves. Donald W 66 Green. Jacqueline 189, 364 Green. Lawrence 154 Greenberg, Leon H 154 Greenberg, Murray 189 Greene, Charlotte 118 Greene, C. Jack 66 Greene. Edward 66 Greenman. Eric 189 Greenwood. Abe 189 Gregory. Richard B 1 18. 418 Gregory, William 154 Greunke, Herbert 189 Grieder. Jack 154 Griffin, Alma Lee 414 Griffin, Don 66 Griffin, Greta 1 18. 378 Griffin. J. Waid 222 Griffin. William 419 Griffith. Nancy Margaret I 55. 366 Griner. Marguerite 118. 366 Grinkc. Harold 189 Grinnan. Joseph 1 89 Gris.som. John 33 Groezingcr. Antoinette 118, 380 Gromatzky. Wilburne 397 Groover. Ernest 155 Groves. Barbara 66, 378 Grubbs. George 190 Gruber. Rose 190 Gucrra. Ruth 222 Guerry. Chester 155 Guicc. Harvey H. (Jr.) 118 Guice, Dr. Harvey H 27, 36 Gulick, John 190 Gumfory, William 190 Gunn, Jane 155 Gunter, William 419 Gunze. Florine 1 90 Gutas, Evyleen 155 Gutow, Irene 1 90 Guynes, Sally Neff . . 1 18, 37,S, 409, 410 Gwinn, Robert 1 90 H Haag. Mildred 155, 409 Haas, A. C 190 Haber, Puck 11 Hackman, Elizabeth Ann. . 155, 372, 421 Haden, Hilda 1 18, 366 Haertig, Norman 118, 417 Haesly, Marjorie 119,412 Hagan, Max Lloyd 67, 397 Hagard, Luther G 103 Hagg, Albert Leroy 155 Haggard, Flonnie Kate 119, 378 Haile, Roy 155 Hailey, Catherine 119,372,399,410,414 Hailey, Harold 190 Hailey, James G 155,399 Hailey, Orrena 119 Haines, Edward 190 Hair, Robert R 67 Halbert, William 190 Halbrock, Evelyn 190 Halden, Al 1 90 Hale, Harvey R 190 Haley, Charlene 190 Halff,AIbertH 33 Hall, Arthur Edward 190 Hall, Broyles 29 Hall, Dalton Hal 190 Hall, Dorothy Margaret 1 19, 368 Hall, Henry 1 90 Hall, James D 1 90 Hall, Mary Jeanne 190 Hall, Ralph M II9 Hall, Robert C 395 Hall, Robert Ferrell 119,396 Hallerman, Robert H 67, 398 Halliburton, T. P 35 Halliday, Sid 426 Hallmark, Olive 155,374,412 Hallock, Bert 190 Hamberger, John 1 90, 4 1 7, 426 Hambright, James 1 90 Hamilton, Duanette I90, 382 Hamilton, Gayle K 155 Hamilton, Jaccard 1 90 Hamilton, Jack Charles 155 Hamilton, Jimmy | 55 Hamilton, William F 190,405 Hamlett, Aline 428 Hamlett. Mary Lu 67, 368 Hamm, Bettye J 1 1 9, 362 Hamm, Clifford 190 Hammerslcy, Beverly 67 Hammond, George G 222 Hamner, L. Raeburn 67 Hampton, Harold 469,472 Hamra, George 67 Hancock, Marvell 1 90, 4 1 7 Hancock, Thomas I91 Handy, James 155 Hankins, Russel II9 Hanks, Virgil 222 Hanna, Homer 155 Hannahs, Fred 417 Hansen. Henry 222 Hansen, Herbert 67 Hansen, Paul 426 Hanshaw, Jack F 191 Hanson, Mary Joan 191, 374 Hanson, Paul M 469 Hanson, Robert B 1 1 9 Hanszen, Taffey Ann 314 Harbin, Darwin D I91 Hardaway, Herman I91 Hardaway, Patsy 155, 364 Hardegree, Joe 191 Harden, Nell 43 Harden, Nell 191 Hardie, Mary Frances 155, 374 Hardin, Thomas 191 Hardin, Vanita Jo 119, 372, 410 Harding, Dorothy Jean 67,368,412 Harding, Glenn W 155 Harding, Shirley Ann. ... 191, 364, 401 Hardwicke, Robert Eugene. ... 155, 395 Hardy, John 119 Hardy, William Benson 37 Hare, William Ernest I91 Hargett, Jerry 191 Harkey, Jack W 218,426 Harkey, Joanne I91, 376 Harkins, Arthur 67 Harkins, Kenneth 155 Harkins, Marvin H 216 Harless, Fred S I55 Harmon, Jake L 1 5 5 Harper, Edwin 191 Harper, Max 119,395 Harper, Thomas P 155 Harper Wesley 191 Harrah, James I91 Harred, Martha I9I, 412 Harrell, Anne 191 Harrell, Betty Gene 156, 362 Harrell, Charles 119 Harrell. Madeline 191 Harris, Alice Marie 191, 376 Harris, Ben B 426 Harris, Irwin Culver 68 Harris, James 119 Harris, Joseph P 34 Harris, Matt 156 Harris, Merle Elizabeth. . 1 19, 315, 364 Harris, Ned R 191 Harris Rex Simpson 156 Harris, Rhonda L 156, 384 Harris, Robert S 156 Ha-ris, Virginia 68,424 Hai ' is, William M 222,226 Han i.son, Ann 30 Harrison, Betty Jean 156, 368 Harrison, Don 1 56 Harrison, Edward M 33 Harrison, James Emmitt 191 Harrison, James W 6S Harrison, Kathcrine Love 68,376.394,409 I l.irrison. I.c-l.md 222 ll.irnsoii, l.ucy 405 Harrison, Marjorie 1 19, 376 Harrison, Mary Elizabtili II ' ). i-J Pagh 4h6 Harrison, Peggy 38 Hart, Bettye Glyn 120,376,394 Hart, John Turner 68 Harton, Paul L 33, 120 Harvey. James 1 56 Harvey, Robert Charles 191,417 Harvin. Hamilton M 68,401 Harwell, George 191 Haseltine, David 191 Haseltine, Harvey M 1 20, 408 Hassel, Larry 120 Hassler, Elizabeth 68,225,410 Hastings, Clyde F 403 Hasty, Martha Ann 156 Hatch, Thomas Wilbur 423 Hathaway, Paul 156 Haughton, Fr mk 155 Hawes, Kell gg 120 Hawk, Eug ' ne B 26 Hawk, Richard B 35 Hawkins, Loretta 20 Hawkins, Olga 234 Hawley, Mary Jane 1 56, 378, 406 Haw ley, Orrin D 396, 40 1 Hawthorne, Edna Merle 68, 366 Hayden, Diane Elizabeth 191 Haygood, Sidney 68 Haynes, Kent Richard 191 Hays, Bettye Jane 68, 364, 406, 412 Headington, J. E 35 Health Center 47 Heaner, Wallace E 69 Hearn, Bette Jane 69 Hedge, Betty Rae 69, 362, 410 Hedges, Fred Lewis 156, 395 Hedges, Richard Marion 191 Heeter, James j 70 Hefley, WiUiam T !!.!!!!!l91 Hefner, Betty Jean 192, 362 Hefner, Raymond R 69 Heilhecker, Jack P 120 Heiligman. Fred 69 Heilner, Donald 192 Heindel, Robert 397 Heitman, James 192 Helm, Jack j2o Helmer, Clarence 192 Helms, Edward 120 Helton, Joseph Earl 156 Hembree, Truman 192 Hemenway, Nathaniel 69, 401 Henderson. Addie Carol 156 414 Henderson, Bill C ' 199 Henderson, George Wilson 120, 426 Henderson, Shirley Mac 120 Henderson, Sybil Elaine 156,417 Henderson, William Alexander 222 Henderson, Zebe Dee 192 Hendricks, Robert R 192 Hendricks, William Andrew 192 Hcndrix, Robert Edward 192 Hendry, Patsy 1 20, 376 Henke, Otto 9 Hcnke, Rus.sell D 192 Hennebcr.ger, Martha Ann 1 56, 382 Henry, Aileeii Clecilia 192, 364 Henry. Carl Max 1 20 Hensley, Henry 192 Henson, Lenore 414,417 Herkimer. Lawrence 1 56, 243 lleiin.ii,, IXivid 192 llciin.ui. Roll., Sue 192.384 Hernandez, Onesimo 192 Herndon. Thomas 69, 398 Herrera. Mercedes 120, 412 Herrick, Myron 401 Herrington, Joe Bailey 192 Hertz, Jack 1 0 Hess. Norma Jean 1 56, 366 Hetherington, John Clark 192 Heusc. E. O 5 Hewett, Gene W 120 Hewlett, Tom 1 56 Hiatt. Billy Bob 192 Hickey. Bill G 69 Hicks. Betty Ann 30, 156 Hicks. Peggy Jean 192, 376 Hiett. Edgar Allen 156 Higginbotham. Elizabeth 192.366 Higginbotham. Paul 156 Higgins. Donald 192 Higgins. Elizabeth Ann 120 High, Alma Joan 192 Hight. Thomas A 216 Hilbun. Patricia Ann 69,364,418 Hill. Arthur Graham 120 Hill, Betty Jo 192 Hill, Herbert 29 Hill. J. B 192 Hill, Joe M 121 Hill. Patricia Elizabeth 192,365 Hill. Virginia 192 Hill, Walter Dean 103 Hilltop Sweethearts 322-327 Hilt, Kenneth 193 Hinchcliffe. Marvin 218 Hines, Hollis B 121 Hines, Norman P 193 Hinton, Hubert L 193 Hipp, Betty Ray 156,300,301 Hipp, Phoebe Ray 121,378 Hirmon. Wesley 193 History Department 37 Hitzelberger, Jack R 193 Hitzelberger, William H 70 Hi% ' ely. David 222 Hix, Betty Lou 121 Hoagland, William 193 Hobbs, Barbara 193 Hobbs, Clarence 157 Hockaday, Alfred E 193 Hockaday, Betty 157, 368 Hockaday Club 406 Hodge, Harmon 157 Hodges, EC 27 Hodges, Frank C 193 Hodges, Janie 121,368 Hodges, Meredith R 193 Hoehn, Gustave L 70, 393 Hoehn, Margaret Jane 420 Hoff. Burton 121 Hoffman, Gerold 157 Hoffman, Harold 121 Hoffman, Oscar R 157 Hoffman, Theodore L 157 Holbrook. Billy Jack 193 Holbrook. Robert A 157 ■ Holden, Jack Bentley 121 Hollandsworth. Ann 121, 374. 406 Hollingsworth, Louis 0 Hollingsworth. William 157 Holmes, Benjamin G 19 Holmes, Joan Elizabeth 19 Holmes, Martha Ann 121, 374. 4 1 2 Holt. Jene Allen 121 Holt, Lindsay 70 Holt, Maurice C 70 Holtz. Mercedes Ellen 193,315,366,402 Home Economics Department 40 Honaker, Mary Catherine 121 Honoraries and Clubs 385-424 Hood, Robert M 157 Hooker, Rosemary Jeanne 121, 368 Hooks, Marion 157 Hopkins, Arthur 193,396 Home, Billy Earl 193 Horton, Jack 157 Horton, Richard 193 Hosford, Hemphill 25, 38 Hosford, James F 193 Hosford, James William 193 Hosford, Mary Martha 121, 378 House, Marjorie 193,372 Houston, Harris 121 Howard, Brice 38 Howard, B. Ray 70 Howard, Louis Allison 121 Howard, Margaret Joy 157,362,402,414 Howard, Vernon . . 193 Howe, Albert Wilson 193 Hubbard, Bill 121 Huckaby, Lucy 157 Huddleston, Joe 121 Hudel, Elizabeth 35, 70, 405, 416 Hudgins, Karl : 193 Hudgins, William 157,423 Hudson, John K 193 Hudson, Norma 157, 365 Hudson, Patricia 122,417 Hudson, Robert 70 Hudson, Thomas 193 Huff, Gene 193 Huffhines, Joe B 70 Hughes, Alden F 122, 234 Hughes, Carol 157 Hughes, Duwain 103 Hughes. Ernest 469.471 Hughes, Henry 70 Hughes, James W 71 Hughes, Joe Kenneth 193 Hughes. Robert 122 Hughes, V. Chalmers 157 Hughston. Ed 122 Hughston, Thomas 193 Hughston. Thomas Dudley 122 Hulse, Joseale 122.362 Hummel. Ruth 194 Humphreys, Frances Elaine. . . • 122, 368 Hunt, Elton H 157 Hunt, Hollis B 222 Hunter, Bettie Jane 401 Hunter, Elva 122,417 Hunter, Eugene James 157 Hunter, Jack H 122 Hunter. Marion 157 Hurley. Barbara 1 57, 366 Hurley, J. Lloyd 194 Hurley, V. Lucille 194,411 Hurst, Ira 122 Hurst, Virginia 194,362 Hurt. William J.ickson 71 Huseby. Dorothea 157,417 Huss, Stewart 194 Hustate, Richard R 122 PACf. 4«7 Hutchison. Catherine 157,374 Hutto. Emily 194 Hyatt, Nancy Elizabth 122 Hyde, Edward 157 Hyde, John U-e 222 Hycr. Jeanne 194, 378 I Ibarguen. Raymond 194 Iglehart. Mary Lou 1 58, 379 Independent Students ' Association. .359 Ingalls, Arthur 122 Ingram, Billy Joe 122 Ingram, Elliott 397 Ingram, Genevieve 71,420 Intcrfratcrnity Council 360 International Relations Club 407 Iota Epsilon 409 Irby, Jerry 158 Irby, Robert Lee 194 Irizarri, Samuel 194 Irvin, Royd 194 Irwin, Charles B 122,393 Iverson, Siegfried 194 J Jackson, Dale 122 Jackson, Maysel Moore 30 Jacobs, Harry 71 Jacobs, Norman .29 Jacobson, Maurine Adele 71 Jacoby, Virginia Jean 38 Jagoe, Anna Louise 158,334,374 Jakel, Joan 158,368 James, Jerrell 194 James, Jacqueline 71, 366 James, Mary Lucile 417 James, William 194 Jameson. David 122 Jamieson. Hugh Victor 158 Jannette, Harry 194 Jannette, Yvonne 158 larnagan, Sidney H 122 Jarrell. Charles 158 Jarvis, Mary Ann 46 Jefferson, Billy Russell 158 Jeffus. John D 158 Jenkins, James E 123 Jenkins, Madden D 417 Jenkins, Martha Dell 158, 414 Jenkins, Robert 1,58 Jennings, Edward 194 Jennings, Stella Frances 71,382,405.407,424 Jensen, C. Alonzo 123 Jeskey. Harold 35 Jester. Laurens 194 . Jett, A. D 30 Jirak. Gerald J 1.58 John, Catherine 158 Johnson. Charles C 194 Johnson. Evanell 71 Johnson. Gordon H 71, 397 Johnson, Henry H 158 Johnson, Jerry L 194 Johnson. J. M 194 Johnson. John T 194 Johnson, John Franklin 194 Johnson. Marvin D 216 Johnson, Robert H 71 Johnson, Robert L 72 Johnson, Sam 158 Johnson, Wilham A 158 Johnson, Wylie B 72, 405 Johnston, Artemor 398 Johnston, Charles F 19-4 Johnston. Dorothy 123,376,422 Johnston, Jon J 194 Johnston, Julia 72,410,418 Johnston, Sheila 1 58, 380 Joiner, John Charles 123 Joines, James L 194 Jones, Alfred L 72 Jones, Betty Gene 194, 336, 365 Jones, BUI 194 Jones, Billy Carroll 158 Jones, Carrie 46 ones, Dorothy 158, 366 ones, D. Earl 72 ones, George E 72 Jones, Gwendolyn 158, 362 Jones, Herbert 194 Jones, Homer 418 Jones, Jean Ann 158 Jones, Joseph H 72 Jones, J. Grant 72 Jones, Latham F 72, 397 Jones, Lester F 72 Jones, Ovid 195 Jones, Patsy 195, 366 Jones, Peggy 73, 368 Jones, Philip B 123 Jones, Raymond 158,397 Jones, Robert Louis 158 Tones, Robert Munford 158 Jones, Sam Francis 222 Jordan, Billy Ray 195 Jordan, Elizabeth Susan 400,417 Jordan, Ethyl Mae 159,411 Jordan, G. T 30 Jordan, Lester 428 Jordan, Roy 123 Jourdan, Jacquelin 372 Jourdan, Nancy Carolyn 195,316 Joyce, Barbara 195, 379 Joyce, Claude 73 Juniors 106-143 Justus, Billy Carroll 159 K Kaltwasser, Eugene 123 Kappa Alpha 344-345 Kappa Alpha Theta 374-375 Kappa Kappa Gamma 376-377 Kappa Mu Epsilon 408 Kappa Sigma 346-347 Karr, Duaine 195 Kasch, Paul 73 Kasten, Wilb ir Albert 1 59 Katona, Julius R 195 Katwijk, Paul van 26, 29, 239 Katwijk, Mrs. Paul van 29 Kay, Irwin Arthur 195,469,472 Keathley, Bryan 195 Keaton, McAdoo 428 Keeling, George W 195 Keenan, David C 195 Kecton, Hood R 195 Keever, Charles 123 Kcitz, Jack 195 Keitz, Roderick 159 Keller, George A 195 Keller, John M 159 Keller, Ramona 1 59 Kelley, Eloise 159, 417 Kelley, Patsy 44 Kellow, Maurice K .• 73 Kelly, Betty Jo 73 Kelly, Forrest R 1 59 Kelly, James Marvin 159 Kelly, Norma 73, 374 Kelton, Carrolyn 123, 382 Kemp, Jack 123 Kendrick, Choyce B 73 Kennedy, Pat Duncan 123,227,419 Kennedy, Patricia White 316 Kennener, Nan 37 Kenney, Gloria 73, 362 Kenny, Raymond Edward I95 Kent, Bill 123,225,396,411 Kent, James S 73 Keplinger, John Leonard 35, 73 Kerin, Anne Marie I95, 372 Kerr, Ann 195, 317 366 Kessler, Shirley 406 Ketchum, Henry R 195 Ketola, Veikko 195 Key, Albert Edwin 123 Key, Homer W 159 Key, James Carl 159 Key, M. M 159 Key, Robert Merton 195 Key, Thomas 159 Keyset, Bebe 123, 380 Kidd, William Ogden 195 Kiker, Billy .......195 Kilgore, Frances Fay 123, 417 Kilgore, Jean 159 Killingsworth, Ike 103 Kilmer, Harry 459 472 Kilpatrick, Eunice 30 Kilpatrick, Jack Frederick 29 Kimball, Ralph 195 Kimmel, Norman 159 Kimple, Bill C ' 159 Kinard, Beverly Jane 159, 374 Kindler, Veryl 2 16 Kindley, Mary 123,374,415 Kindred, Becky Ann I59, 379, 416 Kindred, Earl B J23 Kindred, Wendell 1 59 King, Glen 224 King, Jack M 219 King, Richard William 195 King, Robert M 397 King, Robert V 124 King, Roy L 195 King, Thelma 1 59, 375 King, Thomas Irving 195 King, Walter H 159 King, Zeno P 74 Kingsley, George 195 Kinnear, Joe B | 59 Kinney, Cleveland 1 59 Kirkland, Sherman 195 Kirkland, Stanley 22 Kirkos 4)0 Kirksey, Barbara 196, 376 Kirksey, Mary Dell 74,376 Kisler, Robert 1 59 Kisling, Charles 7.| Kitchens, Sara Lee 124, 379 PA(.li 4S8 Klassen, Joseph 196,421 Klein, Dorothy 196, 365 Klein, Gary R 169 Klein, Leslie S 196 Klein, Robert W I96 Klenk, Willatd 74 Knaur, John S 124 Knickerbocker, Harry 124 Knickerbocker, R. C 45 Kniffin, James C 196 Knight, Elizabeth 30 Knight, Gloria G 160, 379 Knight, Katherine 30 Knight, M. A 27 Knight, Ray 196 Knight, Robert F I6O Knott, Billy 469 Knowles, Richard C 74 Knox, Lodema M 196, 362 Knox, Neal J 160 Knox, Pauline I6O, 362 Koelemay, John 74 Koepsel, William I6O Kofnovec, Robert 196, 421 Kollhoff, Charles 160 Koon, Polly A 124, 375 Koonce, James C I6O Koonce, Robert C I6O Koons, John Price 219 Korngut, Fred W I96 Kosar, John P 160,421 Kothmann, Harrell Jane. . .74, 368, 414 Kramer, Clifford 124 Krause, Bruce E 74, 41 1 Kribs, Ellen Gillespie 41 Krouse, Jeanne 196, 370 Krule, Irwin S 124,397 Kuntz, Gloria 420 Kurtz, Stanley 124 Kyle, Henry H I6O Labor, Earle I6O Uckey, Reba I6O, 380, 404 Lacy, Billy 196 Lacy, Clyde F 124, 226 Lacy, James W 33 Lacy, Jerry Faye 196, 363 Latield, Mary Lou 124,375 Lagow, Jack D I60 LaGrone, Truda G 32 Laird, Marion 47 Lake, Grady B 160,401 Lake, Margaret 124, 380 Lamb, Cecil R 196 Lambda Chi Alpha 348-349 Lambdin, Audrey 74 I.aMond, Stella 39 Lampman. Emma 160 I-ancaster, Edgar 74 Land. James 160 Land, Ottis 75 Landruni, Barbara 196, 365 Line, Billie Jo 160 -ane. Pill 406 ing, Robert A 124 jngham, Mary Jane 196, 372 ...nklord, Edgar 160 ..inning. Frank W 160 .iiuiiii, M.irth.i Ann 160,368 I Of ' NE OF the most hectic years in the history of Atnerican higher education is clos- ing. In the first place, more than a half- million more students were enrolled in col- leges and universities in this country than ever before. In the second place, the institu- tions in which they were enrolled had not been able to build new buildings during the war; they had not been able to keep their faculties intact; they had not been able to train new instructors. The result has been crowding, improvisation, innumerable short- ages. The classes have been too big, the dormitories too small, the libraries inade- quate, laboratories insufficient. To take care of the one-third increase in enrollment over the highest previously known ( 1940), colleges have staggered hours, held laboratories from morning until late at night, erected army buildings on the cam- puses, and otherwise improvised. On their parts, the students and faculties have taken discomforts with good humor and made the best of a situation which no one could help. The attitude of American students, half of them veterans, during this past year ought to cheer even the pessimists who predict the immediate downfall of our civilization. Whatever the shortcomings of college edu- cation, no one can accuse the present student bodies of frivolity, superficialty and the usual sins charged to students. It is my own guess that the sincerity and good sense of student bodies over the country just about offset the disadvantages caused by larger classes and inadequate facilities. Southern Methodist University has suf- fered, as every other University; but the men and women who attended this institu- tion this year have been helpful, tolerant and good-natured. And this helps in getting an education .as well as in other things. UMPHREY LEE, President, THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY A FRIEND, ON ( fJNDITION THAT DR. LEE WOULD WRITE THE COPY Tribute to a Good Friend of S M U The lolloping t.diiurial, repnnttJ trum The Dallas Morning News, issue of Qctobef 1. 1916, pays tribute to the late G. B. Dcaley whose friendship for South- ern Methodist University ' was manifested in many outsranding ways. Under his administration as pub- lisher. The News worked with other civic interests for the selection of Dallas as the site of SMU, and for the raising of funds for its initial administration. The Neil s made the first donation to SMU ' s Institute of Technology and Plant Industry for research help of agriculture and industry of the Southwest. Since its establishment in Dallas, SMU has benefited through the friendly interest of The Neus. Timely Birthday The Dallas Mnrning News is sixty-one years old today. Perhaps the majority of the small le- gion of men and women who assemble, write, edit, print and distribute this issue were un- aware of the date as they prepared this edition. Certainly not many readers of this paper, even the oldest and most constant, can remember No. 1 of Volume 1, which appeared on the streets of Dallas October 1, 1885. The occurrence of Newspaper Week, which starts today, makes it doubly significant, how- ever, to refer to this newspaper ' s origin in con- nection with the work and meaning of the press. Tbe Dallas Morning Neus was established by the historic publishing firm which had started the Galveston News in 1842 while Texas was still a republic. The city and area served by this newspaper were then far from developed. Men of vision and enterprise had already recognized the opportunities lying ahead in this heart of the Southwestern Empire, and the originators of The Dallas Morning News were of that same bold and resourceful kind. Most of those who helped launch this news- paper have been taken by the hand of time. This is the first birthday of The Dallas News on which the late G. D. Dealey has not been pres- ent to help celebrate. His passing since the last anniversary adds a poignant sorrow to his fellow workers who remain, but they know that he would not have them dwell ttx) greatly on the past. As he was wont to do, his successors face the present and the future, determined to dream and plan and act in solving the problems of to- day and tomorrow, committed only to those sound and tried principles of honest and civic- minded journalism which iiave served Dallas, Texas and the nation so well during the past sixty years. A free press is both the glory and tlie salvation of an America dedicated to the democratic ideal, and The Dallas News is proud on its birthday to salute this untrammeled force for progress which is honored nationally by Newspiipcr Week Pagu 489 m LaPrade, Bill 124 LaPrelle, James P 124 Largent, Leota 47 Larson, Lennart V 28 Laura, Jim 421 Laura, Rita Marie 421 Laurence, Richard 160 Law School 28 Law Students 217-219 Lawler, Barbara 196, 382 Lawler, Thomas 1 60 Lawrence, Betty 160 Lawrence, Charley 196 Lawrence, T. C 1 96 Lawson, Fred 222 Lawson, L. Louise 196, 372 Laycock, Barbara 196 Lazar, Joann 161 Lea, Robert Matthews. .• 397 Leach, David 196 Leachman, Tom 196 Leahy, Marie Therese 161 Leahy, Terry 367, 421 Leake, Loncy 196, 401 Lear, James Bradford 196 Leath, Gerald 75 Leatherman. Reta Gene l6l Leathers, Charles 75 Leddy, HoUis 161 Leddy, Joyce 196, 368 Ledford, James M 124 Ledyard, Neil B 124 Lee, Calvin H l6l Lee, Jack 417 Lee, Robert E... ; 196 Lee, Ruth Estelle 161,414,417 Lee, Dr. Umphrey 20 Leeah, Charles J 196 Leek, Dorothy 161, 399 Leftwich, Lewis C 161 Leifeste, Mozelle 161, 380 Leisy, Ernest E 30 Leisy, James F 161, 396 Leisy, Margaret 75, 317, 377, 410 Lennard, Oscar L 124 Lennard, Robert L 1 97 Lent, Janie 35, 125 Leonard, Obie P 125 Lettieri, Joseph 421 Leventhal, Shirley 197 Leverett, Harold 197 Lewin, Ruthe 197 Lewis, David 1 6l Lewis, Ed F 19 Lewis, Eugene 161 Lewis, Novis 40 Lewis, Robert T 161 Lewis, Roger E l6l Lewis, Selma Elaine 125, 384 Lewis, William Gardner 197 Lietemeyer, Esther 161, 363 Ligon, John Richard 197,469,472 Limerick, Howard 197 Linder, Arthur 216 Lindsay, Barbara 30 Lindsay, James H 161 Lindsey, Glenn 161 Lindsey, Homer D 125 Lipke, Eric 125,417 List, Loran Adair 197 Little, Amon 161 Little, Curtis J 161 Little, James Darrell 161,408 Little, Tom 197,396 Littlejohn, Thomas 161 Lively, Octa 197 Livingston, Mickey 161 Llera, Elizabeth 197, 417 Lloyd, Jane M 161, 368, 401, 402 Lloyd, James Earl 421 Lloyd, William Richard 125 Lockhart, Billie 19 Lockhart, Herman T 125, 417 Lockhart, Maxine 197 Loe, Fred B l6l Loe, Sidney Carroll 197 Lohmann, Jane 162, 368, 404 Lomax, Barbara 125, 367 Lomax, Mary Louise 197, 367 Long, Howard 416 Long, Harold K 219 Long, Mary Ella 48 Long, Mary Paralee 197 Long, Virginia B 27 Longnecker, Marian 125, 379, 420 Longnecker, Mayne W 34 Longoria, Antonio 197 Longoria, Minerva 125 Lookabaugh, Leonard 125 HILLCREST STATE BANK Our Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes to the 1917 Class of Southern Methodist University. . . . 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Lamar 399 Lowe, Edward Lee 395, 396 Lowe, Hilda Ruth 197, 365 Lowe, Kenneth 162 Lowery, Bobby 197 Lowrey, Joseph 125 Lowry, Dorothy Sue 75, 37 , 418 Lowry, Jimmy S 162 Lowry, Richard J 125 Lowry, Wayne .197 Loyar, Joanne 384 Lucky, Harwell Louis 197 Lucy, James E 197 Luecke, Percy 125 Luhnow, Fred Volker 197 Lundell. C. 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