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

Text from Pages 1 - 550 of the 1951 volume:

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HOSFORD, Ph.D. Academic Vice President, Dean of the University and Dean of the Faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences ADMINIS EUGENE B. HAWK, B.D., D.D., LL.D. Ailministrative Vice President and Dean of Perkins School of Theology Page 12 [RATION TRENT C. ROOT, M.B.A. Comptroller MRS. LORETTA HAWKINS Assistant to the President LA ' iTON WEVER BAILEY Business Manager and Treasurei- Page 13 ELLIS W. SHULER, Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School ADMINISTRA FREDERICK D. SMITH, Ph.D. Dean of Instruction of the College of Arts and Sciences and General Co-ordinator of W ' terans ' Education ORVILLE J. BORCHERS, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Music Page 14 IVE DEANS EARL H. FLATH, E.E., M.S. Dean of the School of Engineering LAURENXE H. FLECK. A.M., C.P.A. Dean of the School of Business Administration ROBERT G. STOREY, B.A., LL.D. Dean of the School of Law- Page 15 WILLIS TATE, A.B., A.M. Dean of Students (Effective November 15, 1950, Vice Presi- dent in charge of Development and Public Relations) LIDE SPRAGINS, A.M. Dean of Women ELMER RIECK, B.A., A.M. Assistant Dean of Students in charoe Page 16 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES First ro ' iv: Bishop Paul Martin, Bishop W. Angie Smith, Bishop Charles C. Selecman, Bishop H. A. Boaz, J. J. Perkinson, Bishop A. Frank Smith, Dr. I ' mphrey Lee, Mrs. W. W. Fondrcn, W. R. Nicholson, Bishop William C. Martin. Second roiL-: Layton V. Bailey, V. A. Bailey, George C Richmond, V. Harrison Baker, The Rev. H. Bascom Watts, Floyd James, The Rev. Frank M. Richardson, The Rev. Raymond A. Taylor, Judge Frank M. Bailey, The Rev. Joe Scrimshire, Judge J. E. Hickman, The Rev. John R. Abernathy, The Rev. D. B. Rawlins, S. J. Hay, The Rev. J. M. Shockley, The Rev. J. D. Randolph. ThirJ row: Jim Eagan, The Rev. Walter W. Ward, Jim Willson, B. T. Fooks, W. B. Hamilton, R. W. Fair, Huhert Johnson, The Rev. J. O. Haymes, Mrs. George L. Peyton, Dr. Eugene B. Hawk, Gerald C. Mann, Lester E. Cox, The Rev. Lyman S. Johnson. Angie Frank Smith . Eugene McElvaney Lavton We er B.mi.ey Chairman ol the BoartI Vice Chairman Secretary Page 17 THE S.M.U. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION First row: Mrs. Jerry Bywaters ' 27, Mrs. Ward E. Bell ' 24, R. R. Gilbert, Jr. ' 32, Logan Ford ' 27, Mrs. R. L. Dillard, Jr. ' 34, Bette Pierce ' 48, George E. Bushong ' 31, Malcolm E. Powell ' 31. Second row: Wilson Germany ' 37, Nathan L. Cole ' 31, James M. Collins ' 37, Raymond L. Tate ' 36, James E. Wallace ' 34, William Ross Priddy ' 23, Dr. Claude C. Albritton, Jr. ' 33, Bryce L. Twitty ' 23, T. J. Waggoner, Jr. ' 22, Dr. Edwin D. Mouzon, Jr. ' 20, Harry A. Shuford ' 36, Halsey Settle, Jr. ' 31, Henry H. Spragins (Polytechnic ' 13). Logan Ford, ' 27 . . . . R. R. (iiLisERT, Jr., ' 32 Mrs. R. L. Dillard, Jr-, ' 34 . George E. Bushong, ' 31 . Layton W. Bailey . President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Executive Secretary Treasurer Page 18 PEOPLE Page 19 Faculty THE ART DEPARTMENT Stella L. La AIond, Chairman Associate Professor: Jerry Bywaters; Assistant Professor: Mrs. Elizabeth H. Walmsley; Instructors: Mrs. Julie Boger, Mrs. E. D. Rice, Ed Bearden, De For- rest Jiuld ; Lecturer: Mrs. Mndine Moger THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT L4DIS0N Bell, Chairman Head Football Coach: H. N. Russell; Assistant Football Coaches: J. McAdoo Keaton, Herman A. Cowley, E. O. Hayes, Tom Dean, Clinton McClain ; Basket- hall Coach: E. O. Hayes; Freshman Basketball Coach: Robert I. Prewitt; Tennis ( oach : Lester Jordan; Track Coach: J. McAdoo Keaton; Freshman Football iind Track Coach: Herman Morgan; Swimming Coach: Alfred R. Barr; Base- ball Coach: Alex Hooks; Golf Coach: Graham Ross; Freshman Baseball Coach: J. C. Wetsel ; Trainer and Equipment Manager: Wayne Rudy; Secretary and Office Manager: Aline Hamlett; Secretary: Jo Williams; Business Manager and ni rector of Sports Publicity: Lester Jordan THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Joe P. Harris, Jr., Chairman Professors: S. W. Geiser, E. P. Cheatum, Mayne Longnecker; Assistant Profes- sors: Joe P. Harris, Jr., Lloyd Shinners; Instructors: H. A. Freeman, Kenneth Storm; Laboratory Instructor: Louis E. Moore; Director of Herbarium: Lloyd H. Shinners THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Dr. Ogdex Baine, Chairman Associate Professor: Harold Jeskey; Assistant Professor: Thomas Kenner; In- structors: John Banewicz, Sam Peckham THE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE DEPARTMENT Dr. Frederick D. Smith, Chairman Assistant Professor: Mrs. Gusta B. Nance; Instructor: David B. Saunders Page 20 THE ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Richard B. Johnson, Chairman Professor: Walter E. Boles, Jr.; Assistant Professors: Paul D. Zook, R. A. Saba- tine; Instructors: John Spratt, Sidney A. Williams; Lecturers: Duffield Smith, Alfred Leeston THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Dr. C. L. Wissemax, Director Professors: B. C. Watts, Mrs. Itasca Perkinson; Assistant Professors: Roach V. Allen, Dorothy Kendall Bracken, G. C. Hoskins, James H. Mailey, Elmer C. Rieck, Madge Stanford, Bob G. Woods; Instructors: Rogers Burnsed, Rosella Linskie, Dorothy Smith, Margaret Gill Sheets, Mrs. Margie Thompson; Assis- tant to the Director of Reading Clinic: Mrs. Hazel Horn Carroll THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. John Lee Brooks, Chairman Professors: Dr. John O. Beaty, Dr. George Bond, Dr. John W. Bowyer, Dr. Ima H. Herron, Dr. Ernest E. Leisy; Associate Professors: Dean Lide Spragins, Dr. Ray Cooke Stoker; Assistant Professors: Dr. Paul F. Boiler, Dr. Laurence Perrine, Dr. Charles H. Vivian; Instructors: Lucille Alexander, William Bur- ford, Joey Lee Dillard, Mrs. Bernetta Jackson, Mrs. Eunice Kilpatrick, Mrs. Alice Maclin; Lecturers: Gerald Chapman, Sarah Ward Connolly, Mrs. Paulyne Gettys, Earle Labor, Mrs. Adeline McCabe, Anthony .McGraw, James A. Rush- ing, John Wilson THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT Dr. H. Wyxx Rickey, Chairman Associate Professor: J. Lon Tinkle; Instructors: Mrs. Huguette Mosher, Mrs. Doris Davis THE GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Dr. Edwin J. Foscue, Chairman Assistant Professor: Dr. Virginia Bradley; Instructor: Bryan H. Farrell; Map Librarian: Eleanor Maclay THE GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Cl. ' Vude C. Albritton and Dr. Arthur Rich.ards, Chairmen Professor: Dr. E. W. Shuler; . ' ssistant Professor: Dr. John Harrington; Instruc- tors: Bob F. Perkins, S. L. Blanton THE GERMAN DEPART.MENT Dr. Gilbert J. Jord.an, Chairman Assistant Professor: T. Terbert Etzler; Instructor: Alvin D. Jett, Jr. F a c u 1 1 y THE GOV ' ERNMENT DEPARTMENT Dr. Harvey H. Guice, Chairman Professor: S. D. Myres, Jr.; Assistant Professors: W. E. Benton, J. M. Claunch; Instructor: Fred CJantt, Jr. ' JHE HISTORY DEPARTMENT Dr. Herbert G.ambrell, Chairman Professors: Harrison Anthony Trexler, William Warren S veet, Umphrey Lee; Assistant Professors: Margaret Ir«in Harrison, Francis Ed vin Ballard, Paul F. Unllcr, Jr., Willis H. Clover, Jr.; Instructor: Stewart Irvin Oost THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Verna Garrard, Chairman Instructors: Novis Lewis, Eleanor Williams; Lecturers: Edith McKinney, Blanche Smith, Lois Norred THE JOURNALISIVI DEPARTMENT E. L. Callihan, Chairman Associate Professor: Martin S. Reese; Lecturers: Mrs. Carolyn H. Moses, Rich- ard West, Jr., Thomas Simmons, Robert W. Finklea, Jr., Leo Allman, Mrs. Charleen McClain, O. Pierce Shannon, Paul White, Sidney G. Pietzsch THE LATIN, ITALIAN AND GREEK DEPARTMENT Dr. James F. Cronin, Chairman Instructor: Elizabeth Blakeney; Lecturer: Mrs. Light D ' Albergo Bailey Page 22 THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Dr. E. D. Mouzon, Jr., Chairman Professors: Dean H. M. Hosford, Roy Q. Scale, David W. Starr; Assistant Pro- fessors: Charles Pipes, Hazel ShuU Buoy, R. A. Hassell; Instructors: H. Clay Searcy, Don Edmondson, Harvey Haseltine, Robert Coke, Alfred Lee; Lecturer: Charles Connolly THE PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Dr. I. K. Stephens, Chairman Professor: V. B. Mahaii: Assistant Professor: Ian P. McCr THE MEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Dr. Lloyd Messersmith, Chairman Associate Professor: W. F. Foster; Assistant Professors: H. Stephen Bro vn, A. R. Barr; Instructor: L. R. Herl;imer; Lecturer: Wayne Rmly THE WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Dr. Maryhelex Vaxxier, Chairman Instructors: Ida Mae Hogshead, Mrs. Nell Williams, Mrs. Marjorie Stubblefield, Mrs. Marvell Weber THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Dr. Frank C. McDonald, Chairman H. Wavne Rudmose; Instructors: Robert G. Wheeler, Frank Yore THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. A. Q. Sartain, Chairman Professor: J. U. Yarborough; Assistant Professors: A. J. North, H. M. Chap- man, Jack R. Strange; Instructors: Ben G. Rosenberg, John B. Geers; Lecturers: May T. Bell, Gretchen Y. . ' Vbbott THE RELIGION DEPARTMENT Dr. Ernest C. Webb, Chairman Associate Professor: Dr. M. Ward Redus; Assistant Professor: Dr. Clyde L. Manschreck; Instructor: R. E. DeLoach; Lecturer: Stuart Henry Fi c u 1 1 y THE RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS Lt. Col. Glenn A. Doolittle, USAF, Chairman Assistant Professors: Major John A. Millin, Jr., Capt. Charles D. Rafferty, Capt. David H. Sargent, Capt. Arthur W. Stearley; Instructors: M Sgt. Lewis G. Craft, M Sgt. Roy W. Roundtree, M Sgt. Roger C. Tibbetts, T Sgt. Ray F. Barnes, T Sgt. Mowell O. McLeroy, T Sgt. Douglass Wilkinson THE SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Walter T. Watson, Chairman Professor: H. L. Pritchett; Associate Professor: Allan W. Eister; Assistant Pro- fessors: Evan A. Freeman (on leave), Willis M. Tate, John P. McKinsey; In- structors: Charles Leslie, Evelyn F. Moorehead THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT Dr. John A. Cook, Chairman .■Assistant Professor: Ruth Edmonson; Instructors: Elisa Donnell, Elizabeth Buck- ingham, Robert R. Royster, Fred W. Bryson; Lecturers: Dorothy McCommas, lack Smith Page 24 THE SPEECH AND THEATRE DEPARTMENT Dr. Harold Weiss, Chairman . ' Associate Professor: Dr. Edyth Renshaw; Assistant Professor: David Russell; Instructors: C. Bennett Harrington, Norma Jean Ballard, Porter Crow, Peggy Harrison, J. Barney McGrath THF. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Professor D. W. Cl rr ' , Chairman Professors: L. H. Fleck, A. W. Foscue, Jr., C. F. Lay; Associate Professors: Z. B. Freeman, Jr., R. W. Forth; Assistant Professors: Joseph Dranguet, L. E. ( illv, R. L. Shaw; Lecturers: Mrs. B. M. Mayo, LeRoy Moore, O. K. Thorton, S. R. Oyckman, C. O. Galvin, O. W. Johnson, J. L. Nahhohz, M. A. Riley THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Virginia Baker Long, Chairman Lecturers: Mrs. Mary R. Martin, Miss Patricia Ann Cozby THE BUSINESS LAW, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Professor Harmon L. Watkins, Chairman Professor: Harvey Hunter Guice ; Associate Professor: Roland Walter Porth ; Assistant Professors: Frank Allen Young, Edward F. Puckhaber; Lecturers: William Crotty, Rohy James Cyphers, Thomas Mason Nelson, Lawrence Galla- wav, W. C. Miller THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT Professor Franklin K. Rader, Chairman Professors: R. L. McPherson, Trent C. Root; Assistant Professor: E. F. J. Puck- haber; Lecturers: J. R. Bradley, O. M. Giles, C. H. Kite, C. G. Knoerzer, W. A. Tilman THE MANAGEMENTS DEPARTMENT Professor Chester F. Lay, Chairman Assistant Professors: Joseph Dranquet, Preston Peak; Lecturer: H. Grady Jordan THE MARKETING DEPARTMENT Professor Jerry E. Drake, Chairman Associate Professor: George Zeiss; Assistant Professor: Ira Corn; Instructor: Conrad Sommers; Lecturers: Nathe Bagby, Bob Beer, Bud Biggs, Bob Burke, Ira Dejernett, Powell (Jibson, Wilson Goss, Frank Guzick, Eva Hagar, Dave McConnell, Frank Millar, R. B. Moreland, Ross Priddy, Bill Sadler, Harold Young THE PERSONNEL ADMLNISTRATION DEPARTMENT Dr. a. Q. Sartaix, Chairman Assistant Professors: James L. Green, A. L. Franzolino; Lecturer: D. Y. Robb Page 26 THE STATISTICS DEPARTMENT Professor A. V. Foscue, Jr., Chairman Assistant Professors: John M. Reed; Instructors: Cla . nderM n, Mar Lecturers: Glenn O. Hamrick, Henry B. Owen THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Dr. William Warren Sweet, Chairman of Faculty Professors: Dr. George C. Baker, Jr., Dr. James T. Carlyon, Dr. Wesley C. Davis, Dr. Fred D. Gealy, Dr. Lewis H. Grimes, Dr. Robert W. Goo dloe, Dr. John H. Hicks, Dr. William A. Irwin, Dr. W. B. Mahan, Dr. Earl B. Marlatt, Dr. Thomas H. Marsh, Dr. A. W. Martin, Dr. James S. Seneker, Dr. William W. Sweet; Visiting Professors: Mary F. Floyd, Benjamin O. Hill, James Kil- gore. Rabbi David Lefkowitz, Dr. Robert G. McCutchan, Dr. John T. McNeill, Dr. Clyde L. Manschreck, Dr. Marshall T. Steel, Edmund H. Steelman, Dr. Alfred W. Wasson THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Lawrence A. Hanley, Assistant Dean Professors: Dr. Paul van Katwijk, Dr. A. Eugene Ellsworth; Associate Profes- sors: Mrs. Dora Poteet Barclay, Mrs. J. Roscoe Golden, Jack F. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Viola B. van Katwijk, Phillip Williams; Assistant Professors: Winfred C. Cum- mings, Jr., Lawrence A. Hanley, Oakley H. Pittman, Mrs. Ruth R. Rutherford, Bernhardt Tiede; Instructors: Martin Bella, Dalbey Crites, Thomas Gwinn, Norman L. Jacobs, Mrs. Ruth N. Meade, Mrs. Luise D. Mueller, Alfred Resch, Lois Risley, Mrs. Harold H. Todd, Mrs. Laura Twist, Dorothy Smith, Paul Vel- lucci; Staff Accompanist: Mrs. Marjorie Poole; Assistant Instructor: Mrs. Wanna Ruth Hinchee; Graduate Assistants: Russell Brydon, Earl E. Kinney, Mrs. Fred Fink THE SCHOOL OF LAW Dr. Arthur L. Harding, Executive to the Dean Professors: Clyde Emery, Dr. Arthur L. Harding, Whitney R. Harris, Dr. Len- nart V. Larson, Wilmer D. Masterson, Jr., Dr. Roy R. Ray, Dr. Robert G. Store}-; Associate Professors: Harvey L. Davis, Dr. Talbot Rain, John W. Riehm, Jr., Dr. A. J. Thomas, Jr., Moss Wimbish ; Lecturers: Henry D. Akin, Hnmer j. Fisher, Charles O. Galvin, Robert E. Hardwicke, Wallace Hawkins, John P. Jackson, Lawrence H. Rhea, Thomas O. Sheltcm, . gesilaus W. ' alker, Jr. THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Ed McM.vh.vn Harrison, Co-ordinator of Co-operative Courses, Secretary of the Faculty Professors: Rudolph Leopold Biesele, Jr., William W. Finlay, Earl H. Flath, Ray Matson, Clifford H. Shumaker, F. W. Tatum, Sophus Thompson ; Associate Pro- fessors: Elwin J. O ' Brien, David C. Pfeiffer, Israel W. Santry; Assistant Profes- sors: Charles A. Besio, Ray L. Goodson, James W. Lacy, Thomas A. Wright; Instructors: Herbert H. Bartel, Leo R. Buroker, Jack Harkey, Paul Harton, Jake Ellis Oakes, John Savage, Arthur C. Willis; Lecturers: Bernard Smith, Edward E. Walters S. M. U. Mk. Leonard G. Nvstrom Registrar and Director of Scholarships Mr. Alhert p. Barber, Jr. College Examiner Mr. Robert M. Trent Director of Libraries Page 28 5TAFF Mr. George E. Bushoxg Excciiti c Secretary, Alumni Association Mr. Frank H. Malone, Jr Director, Student Union Page 29 Mr. Wiggs N. Babh Auditor Mrs. Leslie Magee Postmistress S. M. U. Mr. Stanley Patterson Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds Page 30 TAFF Mr. Ronald C. Knickerbocker Director, Information and University Publications Dr. Henry L. Pritchett University Student Counselor Page 31 S. M. U. Mr. David Y. Robb Director, Employment and Placement, and Director, Non-Academic Personnel mm m w b f Mrs. John Sweatt, Director, Peyton Hall Mrs. Arny Rector, Director, Fincher Hall Mrs Hale Dickinson, Director, University Hall Mrs. Itasca S. Perkinson Director oF Correspondence Page 32 JTAFF Mrs. Rosa E. Sadler, Supernumei-ary Director Mrs. Mary L. ' WVRENCE, Director, Ranch House Mrs. Gertrude Moore, Director, Snider Hall Miss Louise Jacoby, Director, Virginia Hall Mrs. Evelyn Sellers, Asst. Supernumerary Director Mrs. Frances Craxe, Director, Arden Hall Mr. Gerald Ramsey, Director, Food Service Page 33 Mrs. Ellen Clare Gillespie Kkibs Field Secretary STAFF William Berner Director, Men ' s Housing Page 34 ., :;: Jt: ■-«. ' - K I I I t ' - ' J ' ' SW i PLACES Page 35 Hyer Hall Page 36 THE HIllTOP Page 37 McFarhn Memorial Aiidttoniini Student Union Building Page 38 THE HIllTOP Fondren Science Building Page 39 Cnruth Ent ineernui Bitil iiiq hiujincerhig Laboratory Page 40 THE HILLTOP Page 41 Main Building Legal Center s« ' J- -.- ' - ' --: ' f-  - Lawyers Inn Page 42 THE HIllTOP Page 43 k Kirhy Hall Page 44 THE HIllTOP Page 45 Letter III en ' s jMeinoiuil Doniiitory Page 46 THE HILLTOP -- ' S Joe Perkins Gyiiinasiiiin Page 47 Virginia Hall Peyton Hall Page 48 THE HILLTOP Page 49 kfnilies  student government STUDENTS ' ' ' Zy . B. C. dooinvix. President Douglas Coxner, Vice President Bill Capps Treasurer Sharon Smith Secretary Page 54 ASSOCIATION COUNX IL REPRESENTATIVES ARTS AND SCIENCES Jane Allman Jane Carsuell George Ffioshee Ann Manly Bill Martin Marilyn Myers Nan Nash Drew Nohle Jean Purnell Nancy Sellers June Shefelman Sally Smith Dick Wilke MUSIC LAW THEOLOGY Jack Cannon Dave Hanlon Bob Browne ENGINEERING BUSINESS ax Schrader Dick Fur ong Bill C: pps Eddie Palmer CloeiiJcise: Mvers, Hanlon, Manly, Cannon, Allman, Smith, Fooshec, Nash, Conner, Goodwin, Capps, Palmir, Wilke, Brownt-, Furlong, Carswell, Shefelman, Martin, Sellers. Page 55 Left to right: Jaiksnn, Hambright, Wise, Smith, Dukkony. THE JUDICIARY COURT JUSTICES Chief Justice HE R ' WISE Associate EVELYN DUKKONY ' Associate JAMES HAMBRIGHT Associate GEORGE JACKSON Associate WOODROW SMITH riic juiliciarx Court was cruatcd in 1933 by an atncnclnicnt to the Constitution. Its chief purpose is to restrain the e ecuti e and legislative organs of the student government. The court is empowered not only to sit as final authorit on the constitutionality ot legislation, but also to convict otlicers of the Students ' Association upon impeachment charges. Recent amendments to the Constitution have authorized the court to render advisor) opinions upon the request of the Student Coun cil and to issue restraining orders that the constitutional powers of the officers of the Students Association may be preserved. Page 56 SMU STUDENTS ' PIBIISHING COMPANY OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary (Business Manager) Treasurer . JOHN RAILEV . RAY HARXKT . JERRY DRAKE LESTER JORDAN The Stiulents Publishing; Company is tlic j inciMiins or ani ation that controls and aihninisters the actions of the ROTUXOA, the SMU Ca ipii. the IJmho, ami the Student Directory. MEMBERS John Bailey Doug Conner June Poteet Rav Barnet Lester Jordan Or. Frank Rader E. L. Callihan Dr. E. E. Leisy . ' rdis ' ancleave F,rsl , OTf.- Rader, Leisy, Drake, Callihan. Srion, roiv.- Barnet, Poteet, ' ancleave, Bailey. Page 57 STUDENT UNION The Student Union Governing Board is composed of eight student members (five members of the Union Di- rectorate and three members of the Students ' Associa- tion), two facu!t ' members appointed by the univer- sity president, and two alumni members appointed by the Alumni Association president, and the staff mem- bers, ex-officio. The board is responsible for the poli- cies and management of the Student Union building. The Student Union Directorate is the second level of Union government. It is composed of the president and vice president and ten committee chairmen. Its purpose is the planning and coordinating of the recrea- tional and educational activities which take place in the Union. The program is carried out by the many stu- dent members ot the ten standing committees. DIRECTORATE: Sealed: Benes, Knickerliocker, Sutton, Riddle. Standing: Post, Hendersun, Torres, SlauKlitn, Kr.ldi.k. Williams Page 58 GOVERNING BOARD GOVERNING BOARD : Left to right: Dr. Baine, Maloiie, Reese, Redilick, Williams, Myers, Butts, Goodwin, Knickerbocker, Sutton, Barnette. OFFICERS President ice President Ex-Officio Executive Secretar . MARILYN AIVERS VAUGHAX WILLIAMS . FRANK MALONE MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO FACrLTV AHMNI Betty Knickerbocker Ralph Barnette Dr. Ogden Baine Dr. Lloyd Messerstnith -Mr. Tom Gormley Mr. Ralph Ilamm STTDEXT BODY REPRESENTATIVES B. C. (5ood vin Helen Butts John Reese niRECTt)R. TE ME.MBERS Sallv Sutton Cecil Reddick UNION DIRECTOR Frank Malone BUSINESS MANAGER Ralph Barnette PR0C;RAM CONSULTANT Bettv Knickerbocker Dance Committee Fashion Committee Film Produitions House Committee . Gallery Committee THE STUDENT UNION DIRECTORATE Ida (Jallashaw Games Committee .... Ruben Torres Music Committee Cecil Reddick Personnel and Program F.valitation Sally Sutton Publicity Committee .... Rosalind Riddle Lee Slaughter Bill Henderson Jim Kno. ' ic Post Special Events ' aughan Williams Page 59 First row: Brcnvn, Vann, Towner, W ' ilke, Templeton, Heencr. Seiond roii.-: Bell, Halpcrn, Oghurn, Miller, Pope, Powledgc, Stiowden, Hall, Monre, Rile Third ronv: Danuser, Junker, Lenox, CJibbs, Neiman, (Jentrv, Stripling. Fourth roiv: Marsh, Chisholm, Spann, Maceo, Hill, Celwick, Cammack. STUDENT COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES President V ice Presidents Secretary OFFICERS . . . HARRARA TOWXER . RILL FLEENER, DICK WILKE . . LITRELLE TEMPLETON Sponsor DR. ( .EORGE C . BAKER The piirpost of the SCRA is to encourage cooperation between the student relio,i()iis groups on the campus and to deepen the religious h t ' e of the University by reachini;: each student with an ade(]uate religious program. Pat Brown Jean Cammack Bill Capps Dick Chisholm Anna Danuser ick Richard CkI Bob Gentry John Gibbs Mannv Halpern MEMBERS Chuck Hill Bill Maceo Rcigge Marsh ' irginia 1 Mille Nancv Moore Marv Lou Riler Jim Neiman Helen Rosenthal Jov Ogden Jackie Snowden loan Powledge Edwin Spann Jane Stripling Page 60 WOMEN ' S SELF-GOVERNING BOARD OFFICERS President JEAN PURNELL Vice President ANN MANLY Secretary EX ' EUX Dl KKON Treasurer MAR THOMPSON Sponsor DEAN LIDE SPRACilNS The purpose o f the WSGB is to promote friendship and unity anion ' all women hxiiiLi on the campus. MEMBERS Charlotte Acker Pat Elliott Elizabeth Huffines Pat Mullins Ann Ruffin Mildred Alexander Bettv Esslev Joanne Jones Marv Dell Naschke Valerie Sellers BillveBeall Margaret Ann Evans Marv O. Jones Marian Newman Bettv Jovce Scott Ann Black Ann Fairchild Julia Kitchens Anita O ' Krent Cindv Shaw Annice Blatt lane French Catherine Lansden Lee Parr Margaret Sindt Jackie Bridwell Dot Graham Barbara Lvle Elaine Phillips Sallv Smith Jeanne Cammack Kav Guinn Lu Ann Massengale Bettv Lu Pittman Merrill Strange Bettv Cooper Joan Hagan Ronnie Martin Marv Lou Ramsev Bettv Stimpsnn leanne Crowe Svbil Head Fran McDonald Joan Reagan Shirlev Trippe Tommve Dillard Barbara Henderson Margaret McMurrav Carolvn Rhodes Pat White Pat Edwins Dolly Huff Marilyn Motley Ann Rickard Margaret Wright First ronxi: Graham, Cammack, Rickard, Head, Dukkony, Purnell, Manly, Thompson, Acker, Alexander, Strange. Second rota: Sellers, Smith, Huff, McDonald, Jones, Crowe, Beall, McMurrav, Alexander, Dillard. Third roiv: Jackson, Lansden, Pittman, O ' Krent, White, Henderson, Parr, Kitchens. Fourth roiii: Trippe, Ragan, Massengale, Scott, Motley, Edwins, Naschke, Hunt, Gardner. Fifth roiv: Shaw, Ramsey, Blatt, Huffines, Martin, Black, Ruffin, Evans. Page 61 First inr,:. ' : I;.,ii. h, i, K.:iriKivav, Cunniimluim. Second loi::: Ellisor, Harrib., Harrisnn. STUDENT ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Vice President . ELMER FLLISOR F. H. HARRISON, JR. riic Engineers Joint Council rcpi-esents the engineering students in the organization of all school acti ities and policy-making as applies to the student body and advances the ideals and ethics of the engineering profession. It also promotes relations of the engineering stuilents with other unixersitv students and the public. Ted Boucher, ASCE president Dale Cunningham, ASME president COUNCIL MEMBERS Elmer Ellisor J. W. Harris, AIEE, IRE F. H. Harrison, Jr. E. C. Karnavas, ASME Page 62 SERVICE COORDINATING COUNCIL OFFICERS President TOM MASTERSON Secretary DOROTHY ' OGLESBY Sponsor DEAN ELMER RIECK The purposL- ot the Co-ordinatinjj; Council is to coordinate the activities of the several ser ice organiza- tions that are locateil at SML ' , tluis avoiding tluplication and nia inii ing the efficiency ol the organiza- MEAIBERS ALPHA PHI OMECiA George Fooshee Lee Phillips BLUE KEY Bob Smith BH ' E SHIRTS Carl Schabtll Joe Scott COGS Phinea Cheney Mabel Wilhitc KIRKOS Dorothy Oglesby Nancy Sellers Y.W.C.A. - Y.M.C.A. Evelvn Dukkony Tom Masterson MORTAR BOARD Jane Carsuell Ann Manly First ro ' u;: Manly, Fooshee, Carswell, Scott, Wilhite, Oglesby, Sellers. Second ro-iL-: Phillips, Myers, Smith, Dukknnv, Masterson. Page 63 First iok: Hillhouse, Flippen, Draper, Dillard, Green Gross. SiioiiJ roiv: Vannier, Ireland, Smith, Thurmon, Dixon, Parks. ThiiJ inv.-: Snihlilefield, Hogshead, Redditt, Rhine, Weher, Williams, Miller. MUSTANG RECREATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President FRANCES THURMON Vice President PHYLLIS MURPHEY Secretary-Treasurer JULIE DIXON Sponsor DR. MARY HELEN VANNIER The MRA provides :■• ncational activities through various cUibs tor as many men and Aonien students on campus as possible ami as wish to participate. Page 64 publimtions June Poteet, Editor THE 1951 ROTUNDA Editor . Associate Editor . Artist Layout Editor . JUNE POTEET MOLLY FRANCEY FRED CAROPRESI LAURA HILLHOUSE Rosellen Brown, Bob Cadwallader, Betty Moss Organizations and Activities Editor BETTY GREENGRASS Sue Grace, Connie Entriicin, Sarah English Class Editor .... JOAN BUSH ALary Owen Jones, Rosanne Dickson, Beverly Baker, Sue Hall, Charlie Moorer, Johnny Jerome Fraternity Editor . JUNE SHEFELJVLAN Sports Editor . . . HERBY KARREN The staff tries tn expl.iin just what goes on what page dur- liiix Mr. Cnlliii ' nniuial visit. Moi.LV Franclv Assoiiatc Editor Page 66 Altiiou li iiiisM.J ilL ' iulIinLS, li at hours ami loiul I ' udio pi ' ourams scl-iuciI to (.lominatc the RoriNPA office at times, the 51 erslon ol the SML RmrxnA is in your liamls. To the section eihtors ami the other start woi-kers Lioes real ei-etlit for getting out the hook. Their wonderful cooperation, their I re- ijuent ideas and their presence niaile the whole job seem like fun. Molh ' Francey ' s Hne assistance on e ery sec- tion kept things moving along smoothly. Joan Hush undertook the class section again this ear and someh(Tw remained cool and calm thi-ough the ordeal. Laura lliUhouse, (.lespite numerous uiterruptions, managed to get all of the layouts clone, and no one will e er under- stand just how Hett Cireengrass produced the organizations and activities sections with so much ease. June Shefelman did the sororities hd fraternities single-handed. Although the Navy kept breathing down his back, Our Little Rav of Sunshine, Herby Karren, managed the sports section and served as general Hunkle. Rosanne Dickson, Mo Jones, Charlie Aloorer, Rosellen Brown, Doug Con- ner and Bobby Cadwallader were always willing when we needed help. Sincere thanks go to Artist Fred CaropresI, the Laugheads, Mr. Harry Crenshaw of Southwestern Engraving Company and Mr. R. J. Collins of Economv Advertising Company for their patience and helpful advice. Jecause we think they both txplfy the spirit of SMU, Marc Moore and the character on the division pages bear an intentional resemblance. Our hope Is that in the years to come you can pick up this book and say, This was SML ' in 1Q5L Cloi:ki:;ise: Mo Jones ' typewriter just misspelled another word. Joan Bush tries to figure out where ZXYOBLE WKSKIY would he alph.Thctized. June Shefelman composes another This is your last notice note. Betty Greengrass frowns on the one organization that hasn ' t paid for its page yet. Laura Hillhouse hurries to finish another layout before Bobby arrives. Herby Karren smiles triumphantly as he proves to Rosanne Dickson that he does know how to spell. Page 67 Ardis ' axcleave, Editor THE SMU CAMPUS Editor Associate Editor Editorial Assistant News Editor Assistant News Editoi Special Issue Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor ARDIS VANCLEAVE . RICHARD VAXN . . HENRY BAER . ROY JOHNSON . . . PAT MIX JUDY RANDOLPH . . DIANE COOK . . AL PERKINS Assistant Sports Editor RUSS THORNTON Amusements Editor . CECIL REDDICK Assistant Amusements Editor PECJGY 0 ' SULLI ' AN Society Editor . MARILYN CRAWFORD Assistant Society Editor JEANNINE COUNCIL Cartoonists JOAN FOLSOM, JIM McLEAN Staff Photographer . . . LAUGH EAD The editors and Henry Kaer come to an agreement on edi torial policy. Richard Vanx, Associate Editor Page 68 Our purpose this year has been to pub- lish a paper which would interest e ei student in SML ' . As a scliool paper with school news, we ha e not attempted to compete with metropolitan Llailies, but have endea ' ored to be tirst itii SML news and features. Trying to serve the stuilent body better, we had a readership sur ey taken of more than nine hundred students and teachers. We feel that the results of this survey ill help us to put out a better newspaper in tile tuture, and we were happ - to find that most students seemed to approve of the coverage the Campus was giving school, news. We tried to gi e each staff member re- sponsibility tor his own part of the paper. anci belie e all of them ha e done a good job. Roy Johnson, ably assisted by Pat Mix. successfully tackled the job of handling the news pages. Al Perkins and Russ Thornton chronicled the rise and fall of the Mustang football team. Associate Editor Richard ' ann demonstrated that he was fully capable of assuming the editorship of the paper. We were particularlv prouci of our editorial page, with Henry Baer help- ing the editors out in presenting views of campus ancf world affairs. Sharp cartoons by Jimmy McLean added a punch that the Campus has lacked in the past. The members of the Campus staff have been wonderful to work ith, in addition to being capable journalists, ' e have enjoyed giving the student bodv a Campus for 1951. J i-c:: Zya- ytcJ : Russ Thornton and .■ 1 Perkins check the statistics on Saturday ' s game. Diane Cook takes note of Eager Elmer ' s comment on the average campus co-ed. Roy Johnson grits his teeth and works against the calendar. Peggy O ' Sullivan and Cecil Reddick compare opinions on the latest Arden Club production. Marilyn Crawford and Jeannine Council smile a sigh of relief as they find out who the chaperon are for nne of the coming functions. Page 69 LIMBO Couiiteriiock ' wisc: JOE SCOTT Photography JAN GARTMAN .... Acting Assistant Editor JACK MARSHALL Acting Editor LES KOSANKE Literary Staff JIM MILES Art Director MONTE GUIDRY Art Staff ALAN WELCH Literary Staff NANCY SPITZER Literary Director Not shown: ' iola Lincoln, Assistant Literary Director; Martin Noyd, Haynes Ownby, Art Staff; Max Schrader, Photography; Darleene White, Advertising Director; Hope Kilgore, Gloria Dahl, Advertising Staff; Jerry Drake, Business Manager. The Limbo ' s year was almost as turbulent as its first, and much more fatal. I ' nfortunately, the magazine, still weak but showing signs of progress, was caught in the unsettled conditions of today, and its publication has been sus- pended until a future date. Although only one issue was published this year, the memory of Limbo will linger long enough for a future group of students to revive it. Limho ' s purpose was twofold; to entertain and to allow journalistic and edi- torially-minded students to try out their ideas. It contained articles, jokes, car- toons, serious literature, satire, all phases of journalism that would appeal to the students. Page 70 service orgmizdim w I ; . First mix-: Fitc, JacksiMi, West, Purncll, Dnniiaii, Niinmd, Smith, Sellers, Smith. Second roii:: McKee, Bowen, Dickson, Cannon, Flanders, Sigler, Baker, Sutton, Slaughter. Third row: Stewart, Poteet, Hillhouse, Hightoner, Cureton, Selecman, Fairchild, Gibson, Francey. Fourth row: O ' Connor, Post, Reaser, Barnett, Faires, Marlow, Booker, Lawson. Fifth row: Reese, Williams, Ta lor, Bennett. RALLY COMMITTEE OFFICERS Chairman ROBB STEWART Vice Chairman VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Recording Secretary SARA SMITH Corresponding Secretary .... JOAN SLAUGHTER Treasurer SALLY SMITH MEMBERS Jo Ann Baglev Fred Hannas Jean Nimmo Blanche Read Sara Smith Doug Conner CJeorge Hugo Ann Polk Tom Rippev Nancv Sellers Connie Cureton Margaret Malitz June Poteet Joan Slaughter Robb Stewart Julie Dixon Pat Mix Evelvn Ravzor Salh Smith Pat West Nancy Gnff PLEDGES ' aughan Williams Ted Akin lUttv Canon Mollv Francev Larrv Marlow John Reese Jimmv Allison limCarlvle David Frankfurt Don Marquis Jack W. Savage Beverly Baker Knsanne Dickson Dorothy Gibson Royce Rav McKee Suzv Selecman Rav Barnett 1 I.I 11 Doonan Marjorie Highto yer Jim O ' Conner Courtney Sigler Norman Bennett J IN, Fairchild Laura Hillhouse Pat Pittman Sally Sutton Bob Booker G. nr Faires Margaret Jane Jackson Vic Post Bob Taylor Edith Bowen BilK l!.ih Fite Bill Lawson Jean Purnell Frances Thurmon Ann Brittain Carol ; i:,nders Don Reaser Larry Wrightsman Page 72 CHAPEl CHOIR OFFICERS PiTsiilcnt .... Margarkt Lang Recoiding Sccietaiy . N ' axita Dickexsox Librarian Rav (Iraxt .mf: ibers Carolvn Calloway, Bernard Carey, Natalie Chance, Lee Clark, Bob Craig, Vanita Dickenson, Julie Far- ned, John Freaman, Ray Grant, Lois Greenwood, Ruth Jenkins, Mary Katherine Jordan, Kenneth Tudd, Pat Hill, Jayne Hodge, Marcia Krehbiel, .Margaret Lang, Carey May, Donna O ' Steen, Eliza- beth Ann Porter, Jnhna de St. Jear, Jim Swinney, Nancy Lee Webb, John Yeaman. First roiv: O ' Stecii (piano), Clark, Dickenson, St. Jear, Webb, Lang, Tiede SftoiiJ row: Krehbiel, Jenkins, Calloway, Jordan, Hodge, Porter. Third rovj: Craig, May, Yeaman, Lewis, Grant, Carey, Judd. CHAPEl CABINET First roiv: Allman, Danuser, Moore, Boren, Lang, Schuetz, Weaver, Beaven, Caldwell. Second rnii:: English, Wade, Wright, Kitchens, Henderson, Spitzer, Brown, Jackson, Williams. Third row: Wilke, Gelwick, Reiff, Bingenheimer, Huge, Gentry, Braugh, Pitzer, Lenox. Fourth row: Howard, Slakey, Yeaman, Northrup, Wagener, Wilson, Hahn, Richardson, Moseley. Fifth row: Baker, Chisholm, Hofheinz, Farrell, Phillips, Cannon, Pace. OFFICERS Prt-sidfiit Dick VILKE Coiiiinittee Chairmen . Bill F.arrell, Jaxe All.max, Dorles Browx Student Ministers .... jiM Pace ' orshi|i .... Xaxcv Moore (. hapel Choir . . . Margaret Laxo MEMBERS I.UR . ' llman. Bob Bentz, Bob Bingenhiemer, Bon- nie Boren, Don Braugh, Dories Brown, Clela Cald- well, Jack Cannon, Dick Chisholm, Anna Danuser, Mary Louise Davis, Mary Duncan, Sarah English, Bill Farrell, Leighton Farrell, Dannv Fenn, Rich- ard Gelwick, Bob (Jentry, Charles Hahn, Mildred Henderson, Walter Hofheinz, Ken Howard, Don Huge, Mary K. Jackson, Johiniy Jerome, Julia Kitchens, .Margaret Lang, Royce McKee, Nancy Moore, Charles Moselev, Founta N ' aylor, Charles . orthrnp, Peggy O ' Sullivan, Jim Pace, Lee Phil- lips, Patsy Pittman, Bob Pitzer, June Poteet, Lee Reiff, Charles Richardson, Shirley Schuetz, Larry Siakev, Joan Sousley, Nancy Spitzer, Ann Wade, Jim Wagener, Joyce Walker, Jimmy Webb, Dick Wilke, Jody Villiams, Dave Wilson, Margaret Wright, John Yeaman. Page 73 wmmmnmmm Left to right: Scott, Townsend, Mowery, Frost, Swinney, Fry, Archer, Gil, Knight, Smith, MiirlKll, Magness, Westmoreland, Stinebaugh BLUE SHIRTS OFFICERS President JOE SCOTT Vice President DICK HARTE Secretary-Treasurer KARL SCHLAZEL I he iirimary purpose of Blue Shirts is to organize school spirit among the underclassmen. The organiza- tion itself is largely comprised of freshmen and sophomores at Southern Methodist. As a group they serve as a cheering section at all local varsity sports events. MEMBERS Bill Archer Larry Knight Frank Mowery Garrv Stinebaugh Monty Frost Cary Magness Joe Scott Jim Swinnev Tommy ¥r Ilciracc Mitchell Lowell Smith, Jr. Sammv Townsend Henry Gil Wesley Westmoreland Page 74 YMCA-YWCA TOM MASIFRSOX BOB SMITH . . STANLEY SMITH . . GERALD C. MAW, JR. DR. WARD REDUS . OFFICERS President ice Piesuieiit Secretary Treasurer Sponsor . EVELYN DUKKONV . . . . ANN WADE . . MARILYN BISHOP MRS. GILLESPIE KRIBS The purpose ot the Student MCA-YWCA is to buikl a fellowship of students devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His lo e for all people and to grow in the knowledge and lo ' e of God. CABINET MEMBERS Jane Allman Frank Bachus Acky Bauer Jean Cammack BabsCargill Richard Chishnln . nna Danuser Sara English Hetty Essley CJene Faires John Gibbs Eleanor Hill Mary Orning Joan Po« ledge Margaret Sindt Beverly Sone Robb Stewart Firit row: Mrs. Kribs, Bishop, Smith, Wade, Dukkony, Masterson, Dr. Redus. Second roii:: Danuser, Hill, Allman, Sone, Faires, Esslej ' , Stewart, Cargill, Chisholm, English, Cammack, Bachus, (Jibbs, Bauer, Sindt, Powledge, Stone. Page 75 First row: Card, Cotton, Melton, Curtis, (■hjiK . I.il oi-, Knycrs, W ' illiitf, ( .uncil, I njiaii, Kidditt. Sciond roiv: Gibson, Jones, Beattie, Gresham, Kaufman, Ragan, Allen, Alexander, Landrcss. Third roiu: Lang, Parks, McCarley, Meredith, Wolff, Haroz, Sousley, Entrikin, Polhemus, Chatfield. Fourth roiv: Cammack, Cargill, Snowden, Manske, Mathes, Grace, Morgan, Mitchell, Smith, Dickson. Fifth rou-: Sutherland, Purnell, Fenley, Harrah, Holmes, Coghlan, Brown, Doiinan, Leftwich, Hill. Sixth roiv: Chambers, Bowen, Johnson, Ellis, Livingston, Buntin, Walker, Bennett, Goodman. COllEGE ORGANIZATION FOR GENERAL SERVICE OFFICERS President RUTH ANN ROGERS Vice President BETTY LU L.aFORGE Recording Secretaries . JANET CURTIS, CAROL COTTON Corresponding Secretary . . . jEANNINE COUNCIL Treasurer PHINEA CHANEY Spon.sor DEAN SPRAGINS The purpose of COGS is to develop campus fricnclshiiis ami to i-cncler scr icc to the stuilent hody, to the University, and to the community. STEERING COAIMITTEE ALPHA DELTA PI CHI OMEGA DELTA DELTA DELTA Marjorie Allen Linda Landress Connie Entriken Betty Lu LaForge AdeleAsel Dorothy Gibson DELI A GAMMA DELTA ZETA GAMMA PHI BETA Bea Beattie Patsy Smith Clela Caldwell Sue Gresham Lajean Kaufman Billie Leigh Morgan KAPPA Al 1 n A THETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA PI BETA PHI Tally Card :in Sousley Ida Bess Bennett Carolyn Wright Sue Ann Morgan Connie Polhemus SIGMA K rPA ZETA TAT ALPHA PHI SIGMA SIGMA Jan Davidson . 1 iiilvn Jones Tanya Craddock Thelma Reagan Ruth CJould Florence Wolff Page 76 ALPHA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS President JAMES E. BEXTZ Vice Presidents . . LEE PHILLIPS, DON SQUIBB, JR. Corresponding Secretary JOHN BICiCiERS Recording Secretary WALTER WATSON Treasurer RICHARD MERR ' MAN Sponsor DEAN ELMER C. RIECK Ted Akin Kiib Bemz Jim Bentz John Biggers Allen Brown Jack Byrd loe { arson Norman Cohen George Fooshee Bill Gregory Larr Higginhotham John Kelly Lee Kitchens Jerry Klinghamer MEMBERS Larrv Marlow Bill McElvaney ' ic Post Dick Merryman Staley Mims Charles Navlor Jimmv Pace Lee Phillips Jim Raetzman Sid Rogers Jack Savage Max Shields James Smith Don Squibb Bob Taylor Bob Thomas Curtis Vinson Walter atsf)n Lee Weber Henry Yeager Jim Adair Ernest Beatty Leslie Beddoes Jerry Bennett Norman Bennett Jack Bowman Cjordon Briscoe Don Cantwell James Cavitt Edw in Conner Durwood Crawfo Howard Crow Conrad Davis Thomas Edwards William Fisher Ra mond F()rd Thomas C ale Frank Green PLEDGES Edwin Greer Balie Griffith Don Hagler David Hampton Robert Hodges William Hodges Cjeorge Holland Tommy Hughston Louis Hull Carson Lewis Rogge Marsh Charles McCJregor Beach Mott L. A. Myers James Palmer Robert Roach William Roberts Shelbv Smith Dan Stansbury James Street Joseph Travis Dick Webster Ira Whittenberg James Williams Paul Willis Larry Wrightsman George Zinckgraf First roiu: Kitchens, Fisher, Higginbotham, Watson, Squibb, Bentz, Merryman, Biggers, Cohen, Cavitt, Cireer. Sfiond ro ' u.-: Beddoes, Smith, Edwards, Whittenberg, Taylor, Thomas, Byrd, Bennett, Brown. Third roil-: Myers, Klinghamer, Raetzman, Fooshee, Naylor, Cantwell, Hodges, Beatty, Hagler, inson, Ford. Fourth roiA;: Weber, Grant, Mott, Torbett, Ciriffith, Street, Hughston, Roberts, Frasch, Gregory, Bennett, Roach. Fifth ro ' u:: Berner, Williams, Wrightsman, Briscoe, Davis, Bowman, Stansbury, Smith, Adair, Hodges, Peterson. Sixth rov:: Hull, Lawson, Holland, Windham, Willis, Crawford, Gale, Moseley, Green, Marsh, Whitscrn, Blackmar, Zinckgraf, Conner, Ewan. Page 77 RSMU AND KSMU-FM STAFF MEMBERS Station Manager Assistant Station Manager Program Director Traffic Manager . Chief Engineer Chief Announcer . Business Manager Faculty Advisors . . . DICK POST . . XORWIN RAY . . TONY BRIDGE . CHUCK WRIGHT . . . AL WELCH G. WILLIAM JONES BERNARD KORNMAN J. BARNEY McGRATH ELWIN J. O ' BRIEN KSMU and KSMU-FM has for its objective the training of radio personnel, the advancement of the quality of radio broadcasting, an.l the produc- tion of high quality broadcasts for the entertain- ment, information, and education of the student body of Southern Methodist Uni ' ersitv. THE STAFF Jarvis Ford JohnTuUis La Jean Kaufman Carl Baker Mary Smith Francis McMahon Charlie Moselev H. A. Dawson Elise Buchheit Gwin Christie Bill Corev Ike Harris ANNOUNCERS George Holland Gordon Her Bill Latimer Cliff L ' Heraux Mel Long Claude Ross Wofford Thompson Livio Barbieri Al Benjamin I.ee Emery HohtJradv liillie Home ENCilNEERS Gordon Kahn George Kelly Lee Kitchens MaynardH.Lobell, Jr. Thao Rojek Harry Sotan Jim Vordenbaum Harold Wimpee George Zincgraf Marietta Cox Jo Ann Gooch Mary Keller GENERAL STAFF Sue Littleton Viola Lincoln Thomas McBride Bob McDonald Nancv Spitzer Olin terry Lynn Trimble Tofi left: La Jean Kaufman, John Tullis, Mary Smith, Francis McMahon. Center left: G. William Jones, Bill Corey, Tom Wilkenson, Mel Long. Loiuer left: Marv Keller, H. A. Dawson, Tonv Bride, Carl Baker. Lower right: Dick Post, Bcrnie Kornman, Norwin Ra , A Welch. Page 78 fm arts MUSTANG BAND OFFICERS Student Director and Arranger . . . BOB FARRAR President JULES DI LOUIE Vice President JACK CANNON Librarian and Manager .... KARL HUDGINS Property Manager DON SELDEN Director OAKLEY H. PITTWAN Page 80 BAND PERSONNEL Flutes Anita Carlin Lois Greenwood Elizabeth Ann Pittman Sherry Royster Barbara Ann Wilkinson Ohoe Stuart Tears Bassoons Bonnie Resler Clayburn Umberfield Clan nets John Clark Carroll Coker Larr Dunning Bill Fowler Gordon Hosford Aline King Allen Lintz Jerrv Mears Billy Bob Nelson Jack Saulsberry Carol Saunders Albert Shirkey David Shriro Lucia Sutton Paul Tiemann Wanda Whitten Richard Williams Claud Wilson, Jr. rllto Clarinets Gailya Reese Walter Wright Bass Clarinets Billie Biggs Roger North Contra-Bass Clarinet Eugene Herring .Ilto Saxophones Rule Beasley Buster Carpenter Johnny Chambers Herbert Hartwig Raymond Jones David Mclntyre Tenor Saxophones Bob Bentz Levy Joffrion Homer Kruger Paul Willis Baritone Saxophone Proctor Kildow Bass Saxophone Bob Bentz Cornets Jim Argubright lack Cannon Bob Craig Carl Daniel Jules DiLouie Bob Farrar George Johnson Paul Metzger James Old Jack Titus Jackie Waters Harold Wimpee Freneh Horns Allen Brown Tommy Loy Geneva Redwine Payton Smith Tommy Tarter Baritones Gerald Cothes LeVon Crow Bill Meaders Trombones Frank Bockus W. A. Clancev H. A. Dawson Karl Hudgins Eva Huffman Guy Lyons Robert Mansfield Jimmy Moon Steve McDermott Gene McKinney Basses Robert Dennard Henrv Gill Bill Hodges Margaret Ann Jenkins Gerald Klinghammer Robert LeMay John Osburn Joe Trawick Malcolm Swarts Tom Wilkinson Percussion John Brooks Robert Conner Charles Hamilton Billy Horn Delores Killion Dick Post Roger Rhodes Zelda Sandler Don Selden Harry Terwilliger Harp Anna Leslie Coolidge Trumpets Ernest Buck Stephen Clark Grev Peterson Page 81 ARDEN ClUB OFFICERS President DOROTHY MESSICK Vice President BILL JONES Secretary JANE RING, RUTH ROLNICK Treasurer GLENN REID Sponsor DR. HAROLD WEISS Lf{l to right: Baker, McGrath, Rolnick, Renshaw, Bennett, Greengrass, Reid, Browne, Ruisinger, Me sick, Klibanow, Jones, Olson, Abbott, Ring, Ingle, McCook, Woods, Weiss, Harrington. The Arclcn Club is an honorary group of students who have shown outstanding ahilitx and interest in any phase ol dramatic work. Hilly Mack Al.bott Beverly Baker Mary Ann Bennett Doris Jeanne Browne Glen Carsen MEMBERS Bob Gotten Betty Greengrass Jerita Ingle Bill Jones Joe Klibanow Richard McCook Dorothy Messick Virgil Olson Glenn Reid Jane Ring Ruth Rolnick Tom Ruisinger Virginia Young Page 82 i ARDEN WORKSHOP ■ALL MY SONS .... October 24-28 Come on, whisper, Bert. I ' ll close my eyes so I can ' t hear. ' I wear the pant , and she beats me with the belt. Page 83 First row: Gehvick, Hay, Patterson, Peacock, Moore, Porter, Hale, Kosanke, Albright, Ballard. Second row: Weber, Gentry, Glascock, Myers, Vann, Brice, Gregory, Sonne, Wilson, Friedrich. DEBATE ClUB OFFICERS President RICHARD LEE GELWICK Vice President BOB GENTRY ' Secretary BETT ' JO PEACOCK Manager JOHN REESE Sponsor MISS NORMA JEAN BALLARD The purpose of the Debate Club is to represent Southern Methodist University in intercollegiate speech activities and contests, and to provide opportunity for discussion of important current problems. Kenyon Albrecht Eldred Barrick Ann Boring Don Cant«ell Calloway Cochran Richard Gelvvick Bob Gentry Jack Glascock Bill Gregor ' Norma Hale I.es Kosanke Marilvn Mcn.)nald MEMBERS Betty Melton Marjorie Me twin Nancy Moore L. A. Myers M. C. Patterson Betty Jo Peacock Joan Porter Helen Prince Lee Reiff John Reese Valerie Seilars Marv Lucinda Shav Ross Sonne Tom Tarter Richard ' ann Lee Ellis Weber James Whittlesey Dick Wilke Page 84 THE UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA PERSOXXtX Fist I ' iolins Lacv McLarrv (Concertmaster) Billye Beall {.ilnria CJram Tommy CJrecr Philip William Raymond Dietz Armand de Mond Vida Day Weldon Wendland Leslie Thompson Allene Tennelly Second t ' iolins Diana Reeves (Principal ) Elizabeth Fairchild Spencer Frost Mona Lee Cluck Joan De Vilbis N ' ola Bell Moore Marion Fladger Patricia Lang Avrum Denoff r ' wlas WiN ' FORI) CUMMIN ' GS (Principal) Ruth Caughey Bernice Beckerman Martin Anastasi Constance Capers Frank Haahn I ' iolonceltos LVISE MlEI.I.ER (Principal) Carolyn Wright Calloway Cochran Audrey Anastasi Contra Basses Ciene McKinney Peter Rickett Martin Kelsey Carol Simons Harp Jean Henderson Piano Donna O ' Steen Flulrs Elizabeth Ann Pittman Anita Carlin Mary Lou Boone Care ' Ma ' Pinoln Marv Lou Boone Oboes Stuart R. Tears Jeff Campbell English Horn Stuart R. Tears Clarinets Allen Linz Jerry Mears Bassoons Martin Beckerman Charles Lang Horns Thomas Loy Cleneva Redwine Larry Roberts N ' ancy Fielding H. D. McCartv ill Trumpets Ralph Kiinb: Jack Titus Steve Clark Trombones Ouy Lyons Kenneth Mueller Paris Rutherford Tuba Martin Kelsey Tympani Zelda Sandler Percussion Charles Hamilton Larry Hodges Walter Wright Librarian Walter Wright PAUL VELLUCCI Musical Director and Conduito Page 85 The SMIJ Choral Vn Presiik ' nt ice President Loiee Adams Sherwin Alexander Doris Fave Allbright Robert Allison Harold Ash Christine Baird Elsa Baker Mina Baker Ladelle Barham Jerry Bateman Sue Bates Billve Beall Rule Beasley Bea Beattie Mildred Beck John Lewis Beckham Joseph Blackburn Annice Blatt Betty Boger Mary Lou Boone Bonnie Ruth Boren David C. Bowman Zu Dell Broadwater Nancv Brown Russell Brydon Bettv Burdett Clela Caldwell Sandra Callawav Bernard Carey Jack Cannon Cynthia Cargile Anita Carlin Natalie Chance Gretchen Cherry Lee Clark Stephen Mollis Clark Mona Lee Cluck S.M.U. CHORAL UNION OFFICERS . . . RULE BEASLEY Secretary .... . GORDON JOHNSON Treasurer . . . Sponsor ORVILLE HORCHERS AIEMBERS BEVERLY STEINER JOHN BECKHAM Calloway Cochran Mildred Coffman Carol Collins Jesse Wayne Conner Gay Cook Anna Leslie Coolidge Martha Coonrod Barbara Cowlev Bob Craig Barbara Jean Cronk Patsv Cutbirth Gloria Dahl Vanita Dickenson May me Diffey Bettye Dubis Doyle Duncan Yvonne Emish Julie Farned Bob Farrar Mary Ellen Faust Marion Alice Fladger Carol Flanders KaN- Ford Marv Ruth Franks Neil Fullbright Mary Gardner Mae (biddings Norma Goff Mary Catherine Graham Ciloria Gram Lois Greenwood Kathryn Greenwdod Thomas (ireer Norma Hale Zelma Hanson Marion Hardy Marv ' anita Harlow Jean Harrison Roberta Heilhecker Nancy Helbert Bill Henderson Sally Henry Jayne Hodge William Hodges Barbara Ann Hodson Peggy Holland Cjeraldine Home Barbara Hudson Babs Hoylrnan Joan Irwin Harriet Janeway John Jones Raymon Jones Ruth Jenkins Cjordon Johnson Roy Johnson Maralyn Alice Jones Mary Katherine Jordan Kenneth Judd Jackie L. Kemp Gene Kenne ' Sarah Kerr Maudannc Kidd Proctor Kildow Avesha Dolores Killion Ralph Kimball Aline King Jan Kirb Julia Kitchens Laurel Knorpp Homer Krueger Joe Landreth Patricia Lang John Laziett, Jr. Annellon Livingstone Patricia Loche Lewis Lov Betty Lusk Guy Lyons Jeane Manning Georgia Manos Robert Mansfield Sue Manton Pat Matheny Mavis Mathison Frances Matthews Carey May Miriam Mayer Jerry Mears Sarah Anne Mims Katherine C. Modisett Sarah Lou Moore Mary Elizabeth Moore Charlie Moseley Betty McLain Marilyn Mackenzie Charlotte McAdams Ann McDonald Gene McKinney Lacy McLarry Lou Navlor Wm. R. ' Nelson Jean Nimmo Imogene North Roger D. North Peggy O ' Neal Donna O ' Steen Alice Nell (Jughton Deanie Parker John Perkins Bonnie Pesler Shirlev Peterman Cary Phillips Elizabeth Pittman Elizabeth Porter Josephine Ray Blanche Read Nancy Rebero (Jeneva Redwine Mary Ann Reep Mary Ann Rhine LaVonne Riddell Rubv Jean Ridge R. L. Ridout Murray Ana Ritter Jo Anna Roan Raymond Rockholt Ann Helen Roembke Barbara Routt Edith Ryser Zelda Sandler Carolyn Schlipf Homer Schmidt Willy Schuemann Noble Sipler William Albert Shauck M. Lucinda Shaw- Dorothy Shelton Jimmy Sheriff Patricia Shriver Carol Simons Lynwood Simpson Rubylin Slaughter Martha Jo Smith Mary Ann Smith Helen Margaret Snyder Marilyn Soholt Virginia Spain Ida Ruth Spradling Betty Stacey Flora Stafford Julia Fay Stark Hank Steele Beverly Steiner Loraine Stephan Fred Stietenroth Mary Ida Stuckey Jerrie Nan Svvinford Jimmy Swinney Francis Tears Ann Thomas Jack Titus Sue Traylor Pat Trimble Sue Ellen Tuggey Joan Turner Clayborn I ' mberfield Mary Louise Vaden Ivy Van Dyck Pat Walker Shirley Walker Dorothy Weaver Jeanne Whedbee Eunice White Ruth White Wanda Whitten Dick Williams Charles Wilhite Barbara Wilkinson loannr Willis Marilre Winerich Philip Woltram lanice Workman Carolyn Wright Walter Wright Robert Yates Page 86 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY CHOIR OFFICERS Piesl(iciu RAYMOND ROCKIIOI.T Vice Piisidcnt JACK CANXOX Secretan PAT HILL Treasurer ALA .MF DIFFFY Sponsor ORVILLF HORCHFRS The L ni crsit ' Clioir is a concert oroani ation wliicli rcpi-cscnts the uni ersit in nuisical pronrains on the cam|His antl thrDiighout its jiirisilictioiial terntor . Richnrd Ayciir Elizabeth Bragdon Zii Dell Bniadwater Russell Brvd.in Jeff Campbell Jack Cannon Bernard Carev Bob Craig Pat Cutbirth Mavme Diffev Bettye Pubis no le Duncan Boh Farrar Joe Fort Kathryn Greenm Bill Henderson Pat Hill Jayne Hodge Ruth Jenkins MEMBERS Royal Jennings (iordon Johnson Barbara Jones Mary Katherine Jordan Kenneth Judd Gene Kenney Joe Landreth Lou Lovegren Carev Mav Miriam Mayer Imogene North Roger North Peggv O ' Neal Alice Nell Oughton Raymond Rockholt Carolyn Schlipf Lynn Soholt Ida Spradling Flora Stafford Beverly Steiner Jerrie Nan Swintord Pat Trimble Sue Ellen Tuggev Pat Walker Shirlev Walker Bradford Webster Jo Ann Willis Jere Wisdom First Cutbirth, Willis, Jones, Oughton, O ' Neal, Kenney, Ayeor, Carey, Wisdom, ' alker, Mayer, Greenwood. Snond roii:: Hill, Steiner, E)iffey, NLay, Rockholt, Henderson, Farrar, Judd, Soholt, Walker, Stafford. TtiirJ roil ' : Dubis, Broadwater, North, Craig, Jennings, Fort, Cannon, North, Duncan, Lovegren, Spradling, Bragdon. Fmirlli rmv: Schlipf, Hodge, Landreth, Brydon, Johnson, Webster, Campbell, Jenkins, Jordan, Tuggey, Trimble, Swinford. Page 87 I.rjivir U-ft In lijiver right: Berry, SwiiiiR-y, Hfrrymaii, Johnson, ' ordenbaum, Raetzman, Meeks, Myers, Williams, ■ount;, Kniiiks Harden, Elkins, Good, Pittman, Donneli, Tieile, Cirant, Braughton, Smith, Miles, Allen, Hodges, Reddick, Barrow, Welier Gale, Phillips, Wright, Smith, McCauley, Farr, Coleman. MUSTANG MEN OFFICERS President CECIL REDDICK, JR. Vice President LEE WEBER Secretary T. D. HARDEN Treasurer JIM RAETZMAN Director BERNHARDT TIEDE The Mustang Men was tounilcil during the suniiiier and fall of 1947 to give men on the campus a chance to take part in choral work and to help in furthering school spirit both on and off the campus. Mustang Men offers an opportunity for participation in all kinds of school programs as well as gaining musical knowledge and presenting musical programs. Sammy Allen Tommy Barrow Ed Berry Oscar Berryman Cecil Bethea Gene Braughton John Brooks Richard Bro vn Walter Buzzini Jack Coleman Bill Donneli Harold Elkins Dick Farr Johnny Barry Fields Tom Gale Jack Galloway Jack Glascock Jack Good MEMBERS Raymond Grant T. ' n. Harden Boh Hodges Roy Cirant Johnson Tommy Loy Lee McAlester Dick McCauley Gerry Meeks Jim Miles L. A. Myers Gerall Pettv Lee Phillips Gary Pittman Jim Raetzman Cecil Reddick Daryl Smith John Lee Smith Kermit Smith Jimmy SwirHie James VordenlKUun John Watson Lee Weber Forrest West, Jr. Dick Williams Jerry Williams Jack Winn James Wright Dick Young Page 88 sports orgmimtm First row: Pritchett, Newell, Acker, Hartwig, Grace, McKeever, Siiiiili, Kinii, I ' npi. M. Rtt Second row: Runbeck, Richburg, Smith, Wagner, Spears, Gealy, HickerMHi, Hrideaux, VViKnn, Coats, Stroup, Klibaiiciw, Williams Third row: Griffin, Thompson, Krebs, Kennon, Irwin, Broyles, Tuggee, Schueman, Young, Ainsworth, Kilgore. Fourth row: Collier, Nail, Varker, Irwin, Roth, James, CJregory, Johnson, CJale, Park, Hinckley, Young. PROMENADERS OFFICERS President JLM McKEEVER Vice Piesidfiit VIRGINIA ' OUNG Secretary HOPE KILGORE Treasurer SUSAN JORDAN Sponsor MRS. W. F. WILLIAMS The PromL-niulcrs at SMU attempt to promote the appreciation of square aiul tolk dancing on this campus. Charlotte Acker Horace Ainsworth Bob Bailev Tom Bell Dot Bleimeister Elton Brent Dick Broach B. F. Brovles Clela Caldwell Ronald Coats Loyd Collier Walter Davis Jeanne Drake Gloria Dublin L. E. Francis Eleanor Fox Ann Fuqua Tom Gale John Gealy Betty Gosney Sue Grace Bill Cjregorv DarleneCiriftin Bill Hambrick Edwina Hart Herl ' ie Hartwig Boniiif Haskins Del H. skins Frank ll;ivnes Ann Heaili Felice Hes ( Ison Tanel Hicktrsnn Jere Hinckley Larrv Hodges Dot Hopkins Eva Huffman Joan Irwin Susan Irwin Renna James Barbara Jarvis Marty Jenkins Peg Johnson Susan Jordan Pat Kennon Hope Kilgore Patricia Krebs Chester Lind Nettye Magrill MEMBERS Dwight Martin Buddv McKeever lim McKeever Ann McDcnald Sterling Moore Marie Nail John Newell Florence Park Elizabeth Ann Pierce Pauline Pnpi Richard Prideaux Marylea Pritchett John Puryear Frances Quinn Cecil Reddick Ed Richardson lames Richburg Rr salind Riddle Pat Riley Merilvn Rosen Herb Roth Dorothy Runbeck W illie Schueman Marilyn Searcy Kathryn Smith Martha Jo Smith Sharon Smith Caroline Spears Leo Street Joan Stroup Bill Sullivan Albert Thompson Rubin Torres Sue Ellen Tuggee Kenneth Verker Don Versigghel Enzio Von Cramon Douglas Wagner Sue Wassen Merry ' eaver James Webb Hardv Williamson BettvWilson Ruth Wilson Doris Woodward Dick Young Imogene Young ' irginia Young Page 90 DOLPHIN CLIB OFFICERS President . . . . LAIR A HILLHOUSE Vice President . SUE HARRIS Secretary SALL ' SMITH Treasurer . . . . I ' ATSV PITTMAN Sponsor . . MISS IDA MAI- HOGSHEAD . MEMBERS Harriet Barns Pat Edwins Margaret Meredith Betty Barrett Jane Froman Patsy Pittman Billie Biggs Betty Jo Gross Joan Ragan Edith Bo« en Sue Harris Pat Rodgcrs Ann Bvnum Mar Hagen ValSellors Carolyn Calloway Laura Hillhouse Charle ne Smith Natalie Chance Sissv Hobson Sally Smith Barbara Clanton Pat Holmes Jane Stripling June Clark loan Hood Shirlev Trippe Carol Culberson Mo Jones Pat Walker Hannah Daniel Kav Keoun Yvonne an Duzen Carolyn Davis Tvke McFarland Pat Yost Rosanne Dickson Jodie McKennon Kathy Young Sharon Douglas Betty Jean McLain Marilyn Draper Nancy Martin Z .i McKcnjion, H nurn, Draper, Meredith, Van Duzen, Culberson, Rodgers, Hood, Keoun, Froman, Clanton, Gross, McLain, Smith, Dickson, Pittman, Hogshead, Harris, Hillhouse, Young, Barrett, Smith, Sellors, Martin, Hagen, Edwins, McFarland, Holmes, Daniel, Biggs, Bowen, Clark, Davis, Trippe, Y ' ost, Douglas, Ragan, Walker, Jones. DELTA PSI KAPPA First roiv: Draper, Howard, Green, Smith, Dukkonx, Murphey. Second roic: Dixon, Wilson, Buck, Gosney, Daniel, Whitten, Eisenberg, Holmes, Thomas, Redditt. OFFICERS President . . . SHARON SMITH Vice President . . HAZEL (JREEX Secretary . . E EL . DUKKOW Treasurer . . . JEAN HOWARD Sponsor . . MRS. HARR ' WEBER Marilyn Draper Evelyn Dukkon Hazel Green Jean Howard Rosemarv Buck Hannah Daniel Julie Dixon Jean Eiscnburg Bettv Gosnev MEMBERS Phyliss Murphey Sharon Smith Frances Thurmon PLEDGES Betty Holmes Rosemary Redditt Nancy Thomas Joan U ' hitten Page 91 TEAM SPORTS CLUB OFFICERS President Rosemary Redditt Vice President Charimaine Ireland Secretary Betty Jo Gross The Team Sports Club at- .tempts to awaken a wide and intelligent interest in major athletic games and activities. First roiu: Hobson, Brodie, Gross, Redditt, Ireland, Gosney. Second row: Martin, Holmberg, Dublin, Bcattie, Thurmon, Smith, Green. Third roiv: White, Hjj ward, Har rah, Cubberlv, Rfiine, Dixon, Stubblefield. m-ji iS ' RACQUET CLUB OFFICERS President Mary Anx Rhine Vice President Laurel Miller Treasurer Russ Backus The Racquet Club attempts to further the interest in tennis on the campus bv pro- viding a meeting place for all who are sincerely inter- ested in tennis. Finl roiv: S. Gresham, J. Gresh- am, Selldrs, Backus, Rhine, Mil- ler, Cubberlv, La«ton, Poe. Second roiv: Hudson, McBride, Bevans, Hobson, Jernigan, Scott, Bowen, Harrah, Burrow, Boyle. Third roiv: Tomdale, Lim, Eliot, McGregor, Pitts, Edwins, Mur- phy, Thompson, Parks, Harvey, Carol. Page 92 milikry Lt. Col. G. A. Doolittle CADET STAFF First roii;: Cadet Major Bendorf, H. H.; 1st Lt. Marshall, J.; 0 1. Wilson, W. J.; Lt. Col. Wheeler, H.; Major Hill, C. J. SeconJ rov.-: Cadet M Sgt. Powell, D. ; 1st Lt. Miles, J. B. ; Capt. O ' Connor, J.; Major Reiff, L. H.; Capt. McFarland, G. A., Jr. REGULAR STAFF First roii.-: Capt. Raffertv, C. D. ; Major Millin, J. A., Jr.; Lt. Col. Doolittle, G. A.; Capt. Sargent, D. H.; Capt. Stearlev, A. W. SnonJ roii.-: M Sgt. Tibbetts, R. C. ; M Sgt. Craft, L. G. ; T Sgt. McLeroy, M. O. ; M Sgt. Roundtree, R. W.; T Sgt. Barnes, R. F.; T Sgt. Wilkinson, D. Page 94 HONORARY CADET COLONEL PAT WHITE Zeta Tau Alpha Page 95 ii A 99 SQUADRON A First roil ' .- McKenzie, J. F. ; Richardson, E, Sffond ro-w: Morris, B. S.; Chancey, D. C. ; Clark, D. L. ; Northrup, C. ; Jarnagin, R. C. ; Morgan, J. C. ; Fristoe, C. W. ; Kenyon, T. G.; Smith, R. A. Third rovi: Westmoreland, W., Ill; Poetschke, G. ; Owens, D. ; Hailey, V. M.; Jones, L. E. ; McColhim, L. F., Jr.; Crisler, B. ; Curran, C. J.; Raetzman, J. R. Fourlh row: Newman, C. W. ; Watson, J. T. ; McGregor, B. ; Simpson, C. ; Wilson, R. ; Archer, W. C. ; Mitchell, R. E. ; Moore, R. W. ; Wilson, G. (). Fifth row; Murphy, D. R. ; Smith, C. H.; Zinckgraf, G. ; Thompson, J. C. ; Moncrief, B. T. ; Zively, W. P.; Partee, B. ; McCormick, G. E.; Smith, L., Jr. Sixth row: Turpin, T. ; MacKinstry, A.; Zachman, E. P.; Tomkins, F. S. ; Ri heau, J. R., Jr.; Mills, C,. E.; .Mowery, F. I.; Ward, R. K.; Roberts, W. C. Sfvrnth row: Wood, C. P.; Miller, M ' . S. ; Vordenhanm, J. A.; Pruitt, P. T. ; Winters, R. ; Mitchell, L. H. ; Miissleuhite, C. B. ; Voung, B. P.; Miller, L. Eighth row: Riggs, L. E., Jr.; Pettes, C. E. ; Tyrrell, W. A.; Williams, R. P.; Kellev, J. B. ; Hall, W. C; Rippev, W. M. ; Lowe, (). L.; Smith, W. G. Ninth row: Moore, D. ; Schmidt, H. C. ; Tomdale, F. D. ; Street, J. O. ; Pair, 1.. R. ; Lobell, M. H. ; Rucker, C. S., Jr.; Parker, J. H.; Terrell, R. C;. Tenth row: Witt, E. J.; Windham, R. L. ; Williams, W. W H., Ill; Mott, R. B., Jr.; Post, V. T. ; Macon, D. T. ; Davidson, R. G. ; Oden, R. L.; Petty, W. G. Eleventh row: Barton, P. F. ; Tabor, R. ; Windham, J. N.; Strother, B. ; Hill, T. L. ; Stansbury, D. W. ; Morton, H.; Moore, T. E. ; Pierce, W. W. Twelfth row: West, C. T. ; Ware, J. E. ; Poole, F. M., Jr.; Scott, Z. V.; Margules, S. ; Travis, J. E., Ill; Wallace, R. R. ; Thompson, R. R. ; Thompson, - . G. ; Sumner, J. C. Thirtiiiilh row: rnderwuoil, |. B, ; Long, M. ; Russell, R. R. ; Passons, J. T. ; Curran, R. E. ; Taira, R. Y. Page 96 !nffF?HB IHILIIIIIUIIIU.WIUL iiTl99 SQUADRON B First roii-: Payne, W. R. ; Waskr-m, R. M. Second ro-! : Landers, J. M.; Hnoker, V. H.; Marlow, L. P.; Supple, C. M.; Higginbotham, C. M. ; Gregory, W. R. ; N ' eal, B.; Rea, T. G.; Cain, T. M. Third rnii.-: Pomdrom, L. G.; Hodges, W. R. ; Hendricks, J. S. ; Thueatt, J. E. ; Wixson, J. V. ; Wharton, G. P., Jr.: Clem. J. J.; Gile, R. A.; Jordan, W. L. Fourth rou-: Hoyt, J. R. ; Newton. N. 1..; Potter, J. V. ; Xeiman, J.; Skipper, L. N.; Lanier, J. L. ; Barns, C. A.; Addington, D. A.; Cole, n Fifth ro ' u-: Rippey, T. A.; Hume, R. B.: Wright, J. R. R.. Jr.: Walden. E. T. : Scwell, D. F. : Laurie, G. W. : Blackmon, E. C. ; Ber- net, R. C; Archibald, J. C. Sixth roK: Gerlach, R. R.; Naylor, C. ; Fabricius, R. H.: Carlcton, A. W., Jr.: Byars, R. : Madeley, J.: Brink, M.: Brorklund, J.; Bas- quez, J. CJ. Sf ' venth ro -: Broadna.x, H.: Burnet. R. L. : Smith, S. : Sanford, C. A.; Biggers, J. C. : Cavitt, J.: Allen, S. ; Ballinger, T.; Buckstaff, G. Eighth ro ' u:: Donohue, R. NL : Brooks, E. : Lovely, R. : Quortrup. W. H.: Price, R. E.; Seltzer, T. : Bn.wn, R. F. ; Baird, J. A.: Bar- roxv, T. Sinth ro ' ii-: Anderson, E. K. ; Lemons, J. H. : Zr.bel, A.: Palmer, P.: Burt, D.; Elkins, H.; Bumgarner, B. ; Berry, E.; Conner, E. B. Tenth roii-.- Reaser, D. P.: Manner, H. E. : Rowan, J. W. ; Collins, M. : Turk, P.; Burnside, B.; Black, D.; Bollen, B.; Becker, F. EU ' venlh rnrj.-: Foster, J.: Pfeifer, R. : Brown, R. F. Page 97 6«n99 SQUADRON ' C First roK: Faiicett, G. A.; Alfnrii, F. A., Jr.; Reuuer, J.; Greer, E. S. ; Hopkins, C. E. Second row: Buzzini, W. J.; Beddoes, I.. R. ; Shaw, F. P.; Callahan, W. P.; England, J. K. ; Fikes, L. ; Dunnam, S. E. ; Johnson, R. ; Robertson, L. R. Third roiv: Callis, S. R. ; Butler, I. R. ; Arthur, T. R. ; Garth, T. ; Wolfe, T- E. ; Whittenherg, I.; Stahl, S. ; Webster, D. A.; Savage, J. W. Fijiirlh rm(. - H.ioks, R. A.; Kastman, J.; Case, R. ; Mayo, L. ; Hawn, J.; Cox, O. T, ; Hyde, R. ; Hansen, A,; Green, F. Fifth rniv: Crawford, B. ; Irbv, B. ; Kendall, G. ; Cannon, C. ; Fowler, H.; Flinders, A.; Royall, D.; Donovan, D. ; Hill, D. Sixth ro ui: Henson, J.; Ensana, J.; Hickman, II.; Hendrickson, R. ; Higginbntham, B.; llutv, C. ; Knight, L. ; Jacobs, H.; Gaubatz, E. I.., Jr. Se-venlh row: Keck, J.; Lafitte, D.; Erhard, B.; Dean, H.; Killgore, A.; Hall, C. ; Doi ranee, G. ; Griffith, B. ; Hughston, T. Eighth row: Fox, B. ; Crawford, J. R. ; I.owe, C. A., Jr.; Gunlock, J.; Drozd, I,.; Kennedy, G., Jr.; Johnson, B. L. ; Durant, P.; Ford, M-, Jr. inlh row: Magness, C. ; Hudspeth, H, ; Johnson, C. ; Barlow, L. ; Jordan, C. ; Galey, C. ; (ian e, W. ; Goode, B. ; Domatti, J. Truth row: Criss, D. ; Jax, T. ; H.rrv, W. V.; Hein, R. ; Echols, J. C. ; Ferrill, J.; Aildison, M. A.; Hamilton, S. ; Dickey, V. Elei ' enth row: Eixman, M. W. Page 98 SOUADRON D First row: Elmnre, F. H.; Lanham, I.. I.; Kirxt-n. R. B. ; Liverman, E. T. ; Germany, CJ. H.; Killgnrc, J. A.; Ferguson, W. G.; Fores- ter, H. v.; Sutton, T. R. Sfiomi rozi ' .- Stayart, L. W., Jr.; Thomas, .1. M.; Wilkins, J.; Brydon, E. F. ; Wallof, W. E. ; Calvin, H. B., Jr.; Furlong, N. B., Jr.; Cook, W. W.; Nesbitt, N ' ., Jr.; Kuscielski, A.; Jenkins, H. F., Jr.; Sticksel, D. R. Third rov.-: Farrell, W. F. ; Smith, 11. E., Jr.; Bowman, J. H.; Noble, O. J.; Forester, J. R. ; Ferguson, J. P.; Edwards, L. C;. ; Knight, B. L. ; Gorman, D. ; Rude, R. ; Ware, F. B. ; Hull, 1.. V. Fourlh row: Van Hoy, T. H. ; Brown, J. H.; I.indsley, J. H.; (Joree, J. P.; Lewis, V. G.; Kraus, D. A.; Vrazel, C. N. ; Henslee, W. W. ; Reid, G. H.; Watson, C. D. ; Francis, L. E., Jr.; Bundrick, D. C. Fiflli rotv: Evans, P., Jr.; Maxwell, J. A., Ill; Faxon, J.; Autry, J.; White, B. ; Spoontz, E. J.; Squibb, J. D., Jr.; Akin, T. M. ; Smith, J. K. ; Berry, W. ; Jennings, R. ; Parsons, C. H., Jr. Sixth row: Booker, R. S. ; Howard, D. C; Fox, B. F. ; Boone, R. ; Boyle, J. O. ; Wilson. J. M. ; Morrow, J. D. ; Hollingsworth, J. A.; Smith, W. D.; Townsend, A. R. ; Banners, F. H.; Phillips, H. A. Seventh row: Davis, B. M. ; Joyce, R. E. ; Alexander, L. G.; Avery, G. S. ; Lebanotf, 1..; I.alimer, W. T. ; Bethea, C. A.; Short, W. R. ; Babcock, W. J.; McVay, J. R.; Carter, D. A., Jr.; McGregor, C. T. Eighth row: Cullum, G. F. ; Smith, D. E. ; Herrell, C. W.; Neeld, B. C;. ; Roach, R. D. ; Linberg, J. C. ; Ooner, O. ; Musgrove, C. C; Rapp, R. L. ; Burmingham, T. E. ; Brorkette, M. I,.; Pope, C. C. Miith row: Combest, D. J.; Slaughter, I.. R., Jr.; Pavison, 11. (;.; Vates, T. R. ; N ' eilson, . R. ; Ross, N. A.; Davis, C. M.; Tucker, T. M.; Harper, H., Jr.; Brady, W. J.; Smith, J. R. ; Maples, C. A. Tenth row: Valderas, H. L. ; Bishop, P. R. ; Terry, C. B., Jr.; Anderson, J. E., Jr.; Brewer, II. (;., Jr.; Woodrutf, F. . I.; Wagner, K. E. ; Everts, B. M.; Stephenso n, C. D. Page 99 COLOR GUARD Riley, J. I„; Jefferson, P. H. ; Grimmett, P. E.; Sulli- van, M. R.; Meeks, G. E. BAND l-irsl ruiL-: Willis, P. A.; Fleck, L. A.; Lyons, G. L. ; Hamilton, C. E. ; Herrick, R. C; Dawson, J. R. ; Mason, Cj. E. Second row: Tiemann, P. R. ; Jones, W. A.; Hunter, K. F.; Cothes, G. M.; Sutton, R. C. ; Francis, R. N.; Duncan, J. D. ; Wright, W. P. Third roiu: Crawford, D. D. ; McCormick, R. E.; Carpenter, J. M. ; Moore, J. R.; Donnell, W. F. ; Tarter, T. L. ; McDermott, J. S., Jr. Fourth rozv: Meaders, W. E., Jr.; Stacy, D. S. ; Titus, J. B.; Martin, R. L., Jr.; Joffrion, L. E. ; Rhodes, R.; Home, B. F. Page 100 . ..- .V- ' v ' ' - v« ' mtti H V religious mtivities Baptist Student Union in nuitiii ' . BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS President PHIL GOREE Vice Presidents: JAAIES XEIMAN, ROY DAVIDSON, EVELYN FONVILLE Secretary GREDA FOGELBERG Treasurer MARJORIE BERG Sponsor WILLIS B. GLOVER The Baptist Student Union is an organization of all Baptist students on the campus. It has as its purpose the enriching of the spiritual and social life of the Baptist student at SMU. Page 102 ■ UUMWWIIUWiM CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS Presldfiit BOH WALKER Vice Pn-si.k-nts . JACK PAPPA, JULIET P,IJ-:VINS Secretary JUNE SHEFELMAN Treasurer CONNIE POLHEMUS Sponsor MRS. E. C. G. KRIBS The purpose of the Canterbury Club is to pro -ide a church home and fellowship for out-oF-town stu- dents of the Anglican Communion, as well as to encourage knowledge of, and participation in, the Sacra- ments of the Church among the Episcopal students of the Southern Methodist campus. Membership consists of the entire enrollment of Episcopal students in the school. First roii:: Maceo, Blevins, Polhcmus, Walker, Junker, Pappa, Shefelman, D ' Armand, Jernigaii, Avery, Eric the Great, Fleener. Second roii:: Royall, Nilan, Wallof, Zachman, Burruss, Strauch, Murzicos, Holt, Ritch, Swinford, McWilliams, Parr, Steves, Hurt. Third row: Brooks, Smith, Nilan, Searight, Jones, Jones, Folsom, Howard, Forsyth, Froman, Kerlin, Gregory, Combes. Fourth roii:: Fink, Valerius, Davis, Hurt. Fijth roii:: Davis, Edwards, Broun, Eisenberg. Sixth row: Clark, Locke, Littleton, Carson, Hillhouse. Seventh row: Moore, Moore, Milford, Furlong, Schroeder, Canfield. Page 103 Standing: Stahl, Smith, Gould, Cohen, Eisenstein, Stahl, Lebaiioff, Lilly, CJiller, Friedman. Seated: Labovitz, Halpern, Ray, Laves, Alterman, Gordon, Goldman, Weber, Marcus, Kramer, Schnitzer, Landsberg. HIllEl COUNSEIORSHIP OFFICERS President Vice Presidents Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer MANNY HALPERN DON STAHL STAN WEISS MASON LILLY . . RUTH GOULD MARIAN GOLDMAN . MARLENE RA ' Sponsor RARRI ISRAEL H. WEISFELD Hillcl is organized to promote fellowship among stuilcnts of the Jewish faith on the campus, to better relations with other groups, and to foster their religious, cultural, and social life. Leah Alterman Barbara Borin Norman Cohen Paul Eisenstein David Frankfurt Marian Freed Nathan Friedman Stephen Fulda Dcii CJiller Mai inn Goldman Boniiii Gordon Ruth (;ould Manny Halpern MEMRERS Sam Hoffman Morton Kramer Ahbie Krasne Jerry Landsberg Shana Labovitz Shirlev Laves Mason Lilly Beatrice Marcus Stanley Margules Marlene Ray Helen Rosenthal Bettve Smith Ruth Stager Don Stahl Sidney Stahl Damie Stillman Michael Weber Stanley Weiss Marvin Zuckerman Page 104 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT President . Vice Presidents Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor OFFICERS LEE REIFF { KENNETH HOWARD EDWIN SPANN DOROTH ' AIA ' OGLESBV . . . . LEE PHILLIPS . . MISS MAYE BELL The Methodist Student Movement is a national organization sponsored by the Methodist 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. It is the Church on the campus. Shirley Burns Bob Cooper Richard Gelwick Bob Gentry Jimmy Pace COUNCIL Joan Povvledge Milton Propp Bonnie Resler Marga ret Sindt Merrill Strange Litrelle Templeton Caroleen Turner Ben Welch Imogene Young Sealeii: Young, Phillips, Turner, Spann, Resler, Ogleshy, Keiff, Bell, Powledge, Howard, Sindt, Templeton, (ielwick. Standing: Cooper, Strange, Pace, Gemi , I ' mpp, Welch. I ' . .- I Page 105 . First ro w: Boulhoullc, O ' llritn, Hucttiier, Towns, Buchht-it, Knnvn, Schneider, Haroz, Van Ouzen. Second row: O ' Donnel, Mullarkey, Austin, Lotridge, Laska, Millis, Brown, Evans, Wall. Third row: Kollaja, Stewart, Woods, Sikorski, Ruisinger, Lettieri. ST. MARY ' S CATHOLIC CLUB OFFICERS President KENNETH SIKORSKI Vice President JAMES WOODS Secretary PATRICIA MULLARKEY Treasurer . . . THOMAS WORTHINCH ' ON, JR. Sponsor FATHER JAMES REILLY Charity, religious education, and a better fellowship among Catholic students at SMU — these are the aims of St. Mary ' s Catholic Club. Tim Austin Pat Brown Joy Brown V irginia Buettner Elise Buchheit John Bondy Margaret Boulboul Peter Evans Hope Evans Bob Gibbons Char Haroz Jeanne Hill Pat Kreger Alvin Kollaja Leon Levitt Dorothy Levitt MEMBERS Ed Laska Bill Lott Jim Lotridge Ralph Lettieri Barbara Millis Pat Mullarkey Dorothy Munster Victor Oddo Carol O ' Brien Madeline O ' Donnel Allan Ruisinger James Reames Ben Saxton Dick Schneider Joan Schneider Ken Sikorski Louis Stayart Ray Stewart Teresa Towns Feliman Valdez Yvonne Van Duzen Jim Woods Tom ' (irlhingti)ii Dorothy Wall Page 106 WESTMINSTER STUDENT FEllOWSHIP OFFICERS President PAT PITTAIAN Chaplain DON CLARK Secretary HARHARA JARX ' IS Treasurer LAUREL MILLER Faculty Sponsor MR. RAY MATSON Director of Student Woilc . . VIRGINIA LEE POPE The Westminster Scudent F ' ellowship is on the SMU campus especially For you and all Presbyterian stu- dents. Its purpose is threefold: ( 1 ) to promote fellowship, (2) to help all students find a church home in Dallas, (3) to provide stimulation for growth. In college one grows intellectually and socially . . . but keeps growing spiritually, too. COMMISSION CHAIRMEN Norman Bennett Sarah English Virginia Miller Ann Bennington Bill Farrell Joy Ogburn Joanne Cave Julian Henrv Thelma Reagan Keith Dallas Jerry Jordan Roberta Smith Dorothy Dixon Rogge Marsh Sue Tuggey First roiv: Ogburn, Smith, Reagan, Jarvis, Bennington. Second roiv: Dixon, Miller, Tuggey, Pope, English, Cave. Third row: Clark, Miller, Marsh, Matson, Henry, Bennett, Jordan Page 107 Pei ' sonalilm ar ' ijetk Koack Delta Delta Delta H().MK( ) il. (i (Jl KKX Page I I I WHO ' S Counterclockwise : DOUG CONNER, Students ' Association, vice president JANE CARSWELL, Mortar Board, president TOM MASTERSON, ' .M.C.A., president GEORGE FOOSHEE, Phi Eta Sigma, president ROBB STEWART, Rally Committee, chairman BOB BROWNE, Students ' Association, homecoming chairman LEE REIFF, Cycen Fjodr EVELYN DUKKONY, Y.W.C.A., president B. C. GOODWIN, Students ' Association, president MARILYN MYERS, Student Union Governing Board, president BILL McELVANEY, Cycen Fjodr :j a« ft(ifra BgP i r If ' IfO Clockwise: DICK WILKE, Chapel Cabinet, chairman DIANF COOK, Phi Beta Kappa BARH.ARA TOWNER, Student Council of Religious Activities, president HOB FARRAR, Mustang Band, assistant director and drum major DOROTHY OGLESBV, Kirkos, president ANN MANL , Students ' Association, representative DOROTHY MESSICK, Arden club, president CECIL REDDICK, Student Directory, editor JANE ALLMAN, Students ' Association, representative JUNE POTEET, Rotunda, editor ARDIS VANCLEAV ' E, The SMU Campus, editor f0 ; li ' HO ' S n ' HO Clockwise: K LK ROTE, I otbal i-aptain ; All-Americaii MARC MOORE, Head Cheerleader HILL CAPPS, Students ' Association, treasurer JEAN PURNELL, Women ' s Self Governing Board, president DICK POST, KSMU, station manager MARY ANN SMITH, Mu Phi Epsilon, president SALLY SMITH, Students ' Association, representative B(JHBY C0I.I.11:R Page 115 15. L. GOODWIN ROTUNDA EVELYN DUKKONY Page 116 mammmmaumm i Page 117 BILL OSBORN ROTUNDA DOROTHY OGLESBY Page 118 Page 119 DICK WILKE FAVORITES ROBB STEWART ARDIS VANCLEAVl ' JR 1 ri ■ j ■Lk. 1 Page 120 kmt ' m TEX anil 11 NX FAI.K1;N1UiR(j i kCRARV (ami Paddy) Page 122 • (, , e ' ' , c ■ Vye %; % .- ; i , ' - ■ . ■ ' ' .•. ' i ' ' - ' 00 Page 123 - vi vi i CC t-i chi omega Page 124 POnTRAIT BT LArcniAt) Page 125 .74 .. J o-.l,.-| delta delta delta Page 126 PORTRAIT BY LAUOHIAD Page 127 Q vfr C itc hoi S ' sigma kappa Page 128 PORTRAIT BY LAtlGHEAD Page 129 fv|4 , 2 Cs 5 alpna delta pi Page 130 rOKTRAIT BV LACGHEAD Page 131 jy Kii viivTvi fi delta delta delta Page 132 rOBTEAIT BY IJIUQHEM) Page 133 i V i va: vcf iMJu pi beta pni Page 134 I ' OBTIt-VlT itV LATtiUKAL) Page 135 kappa alpna tneta Page 136 rOKTKAlT BY L.VIGUEAD Page 137 pi beta pni Page 138 PORTRAIT BY LArOHEAD Page 139 gamma pni beta C V t 7 kappa kappa gamma Page 140 c4J VMiviCC kappa kappa ganmia ' Hl zeta tau alpna Pdge 141 cni ome ' a Page 142 c 44 tlic v. kappa alplia tneta Page 143 kappa alpiia tneta C l t 7 zeta tau alpna Page 144 (y K v i viCCfJ pi beta pni cni ome a Page 145 alpna delta pi Page 146 C W|iV|CC5 delta g Page 147 aelta zeta Page 148 wiiV|CC5 pi beta plii Page 149 - s llmimlim ALPHA TAU OMEGA OFFICERS President JL I BEVANS Vice President BILL CAPPS Secretary JOHN McCRANEY Treasurer GIL AVERY Jim Bevans, President RoiL ' one: John AHord, Henderscin ; Hill Allen, Fort Worth; Gil Avery, San Antonio; Bill Barber, Tyler; Jerry Bartos, Dallas; Webber Beall, Mount Pleasant; Dean Bender, San Francisco, California; Jim Bevans, Menard; Walter Boston, Rockford, Illinois. Row tix-o: Dave Bowman, Canton, Ohio; Don Braugh, Beaumont; ' Arthur Brown, Houston; 13ert Brown, Dallas; Bruce Collins, Corpus Christi; Don Canuteson, Beaumont; Bill Capps, Dallas; Chuck Chambers, Crystal Lake, Illinois; Bob Clayton, Dallas. Roiu three: Calloway Cockran, Dallas; Marvin Collins, Corpus Christi; Durwood Crawford, Enid, Oklahoma; Dale Cunningham, Dallas; Neil Daniels, Farmers Branch; John Danna, Dallas; Walter Davis, Slidell, Louisiana; Edward M. Downs, Burbank, Cali- fornia; Howard Dunham, Dallas. Roit; four: Joe Eason, Palmer; ;. Hulin Fowler, Shallowater; (Jerald Ferguson, Graham; Bob Gowan, Graham; •Bill Graham, Farwell; Bill Gregory, Dallas; Robert Gwinn, Dallas; Ike Harris, Pittsburg; Richard Harty, Great Neck, Long Island. Row five: Porter Hemenway, Dallas; Ric Henley, Dallas; Don Huge, Houston; tJeorge Hugo, Dumas; Billy Isenbergcr, McAllen; Clinton Malcolm Johnson, Port Arthur. Denolrs plrdges. J . f 5 ' B f p CI R R f |li c - O p. pf ft p r -, a ri i Page 154 p p o c o o n a ; . n o n r ) J7 Joii ' one; Sam Johnston, Mercedes; Larry Jones, Dallas; Bob LeClerq, Dallas; John Lester, Houston; Darwin Lucas, Dallas; Bob Maloney, Dallas; Robert McCormick, Dallas; John H. McCraney, Port Huron, Michigan; (Jeorge McFarland, Dallas. Roii ' two: John Mitchell, Irving; Charles N ' aylor, Ruston, Louisiana; Bob Nicoud, Dallas; Jimmy O ' Connor, Dallas; Gene Olson, Erie, Kansas; Bill Osborn, Silver City, Ne v Mexico; Tom Overstreet, Mission; Don Owens, Dallas; Eddie Palmer, Dallas. Roix; three: Mack Pat- terson, Dallas; Charles Pecora, Beaumont; Charles Pipkin, Beaumont; Bob Pitzer, Louisville, Kentucky; ic Post, Houston; Charlie Ragan, Van; Ed Riddle, Fort Worth; Herbert Robertson, Dallas; Joe Scott, Snyder. Row four: Alhert Shirkey, Houston; Tom Simpson, Dallas; Ross Sonne, Los Angeles, California; Vince Szali, Mentor, Ohio; Houston Thomas, Dallas; Sammy Townsend, Dallas; N ' orman Vickers, Hattiesburg; Paul Walton, Dallas; Skip Ward, .Mexandria, ' irginia. Row five: Hank Watson, Charlotte; Wes Westmoreland, Dallas; Billy Wiley, Freer; Bill Wixon, Dallas; Channing Wood, Dallas; Richard Woods, Evansville, Indi- ana; Walter Zivelv, Houston. Not shown: Vernon Moore, Mexico City; Jerry McKinsey, Dallas; Paul Barton, Shrewsbury; Dilford Carter, Corpus Christi ; Charles Plyler, Mission; Norman Turner, Washington, D. C. ; Tenny Wharton, Dallas; Guy Willie, Dallas. Alpha Tail Omega House ■■■.i jmb SSEBW ' WRa Page 155 BETA THETA PI OFFICERS President KEN BERCAW -ice President BOB HODGES Secretary SAM THOMPSON Treasurer CELW ' N HOPKINS Ken Bercaw, President Ro-w one: Sheruin Alexander, Sulphur Springs; Wayne C. W. Allison, Windber, Pennsylvania; Kenneth Bercaw, La Marque; John Brooks, Gilmer; Jack Coleman, Paris. Row two: Charles Crenshaw, Paris; Byron Donzis, San Antonio; William L. Ellis, Dallas; •Richard Lee Gehvick, Bristow, Oklahoma; Robert Hodges, Pratt, Kansas. Denotes pledges. Page 156 Roiv one: Cehvvn Hopkins, Dallas; Pat Kennon, Chicago, Illinois; Carson M. Lewis Pillis Jimes Mahcw, Saint Louis, Mi James A. Matetich, Hibbing, Minnesota. Row t ' u.-o: Hugh Parchman, Paris; Keith L Redditk, Dallas; Sam Thompson, Dallas; Vinson, Brownsville; Eugene Zachman, Kansas City, Missouri. Not shoicn: C. R. Anderson, Dallas; Bill Fisher, Lancaster Garner, Dallas; Jess Hay, Dallas. Curtis ;  Kit Bi ' tti Thita Pi IJous, Page 157 DELTA KAPPA EPSIION It is the policy ot the DKE ' s to keep their officers secret. Rov; one: Oscar Berryman, Russellville, Arkansas; Melvin C. Brans, Dallas; Richard Brown, Corsicana ; Walter Buzzini, San An- tonio. Row ttx.-o: Joseph A. Canavespe, Dallas; John Charles Cooper, Dallas; Asa Eugene Cunningham, San Antonio; David E. Edgar, Fordyce, Arkansas. Ro w three: Ben Griffin, Dallas; Jimmy T. Johnson, Jackson, Tennessee; Jerry L. Johnson, Wichita Falls; Harry E. Linn, Westchester, Illinois; Crawford Mills, Dallas. l),ni,l,s pledges. ■f T w. - Page 158 .jAilA Rij-L - unc: Jim Noble, Dallas; Bland Omohundro, Wichita lulU, EiiiL t R. PL-rdue, Winston Salem, North Carolina; William H. Quor- trup, Dallas. Row two: John C. Rice, Dallas; Robert Rice, Dallas; Dave Rogers, Dallas; Bailey B. Simmons, Duncan, Oklahoma. Row three: Oliver P. Snyder, Dallas; Edward Smith, Dallas; John O. Spice, San Antonio; Robert Terrell, Dallas; Jack Earl Thomas, Jackson, Tennessee. Not shown: John Blue, Dallas; Dan Bowser, Dallas; Bob Boyle, Dallas; Toby Brunner, Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Bill Dunn, Darien, Connecticut; Jeff Frazee, Buffalo, New York; Joe Mitchell, Dallas; Willis Nordenbrock, Connersville, Indiana; Jack Orr, Dallas; Riley Smith, Dallas. Delta Kappa Epsi on Iloiist ¥, ' 7 Page 159 DELTA CHI OFFICERS President ROBERT CORKY SMITH Vice President DON CLARK Secretary ROBERT ROACH Treasurer WALTER WATSON Robert Corky Smith, President Row one: Eldied Barrick, Dallas; Rohcrt Beasley, Dallas; John Biggers, Dallas; Don Clark, Dallas; Gerald Cothes, Fort Florida; John E. Custer, Fort Worth; Bill David, CJorman, Row two: Curtis L. Douglas, Dallas; George Elliott, Amarillo; Faucett, Dallas; Lynn Ferguson, Dallas; Lindsay Fleck, Dallas; Barclay F. Fox, Westfield, New Jersey; Ri chard Furlong, Row three: Jack Glover, Jr., Dallas; Don Hagler, Glendale, California; Dudley Ho vard, Dallas; Bob Hoyt, Dallas; Jenkins, Dallas; Robert Johnson, Dallas; Wendell Jones, Dallas; Louis Kuntz, Dallas. ' Denotes pledges. Pierce, George Dallas. Freddie r PI a l J J Page 160 Roil ' on, George B LiL.uult ( I..ms XcHMexic. ; -ButtIi l.nvelv, Hallas, Charles McGren i Hilli llnl, nt McWilliams, Davton, Ohio; rar Magness, Farnell, Dudley Miller, Big Spring; Laurel Miller, Dallas, Stale V Mlm , Crockett Ro w t ' uo Robert Roach, Houston; Larry Robertson, Shawnee, Oklahoma; Curtis Sawyer, Dallas; Jack Sellers, Dallas; Floyd P. Shaw, Ventura, Cali- fornia; Charles Simpson, Hollis, Oklahoma; Robert W. Smith, Dallas; Frank Stone, Dallas. Row three: Denny Ulath, Dallas; Gor- don Wagner, Dallas; Richard Williams, Hinsdale, Illinois; Robert Weaver, Dallas; Walter B. Watson, Dallas; Samuel T. Worth- ington, Dallas; Joe Ynungblood, Ferris. Kot shown: Marcus Buchanan, Dallas; Dan Carter, Dallas; Ralph Dawson, Athens; Bill Denning, Glen Ellyn, Illinois; Frank Duncan, Dallas; Bob Cirow, Beloit, Wisconsin; Burnie Landress, Dallas; Tommy Moore, Dallas; William Nation, Dallas; John Rowan, Dallas; Jerry Willingham, Dallas; Jerry Wolfe, Dallas. Delta Chi HousL Page 161 DELTA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS President TAYLOR RHODES ice President TOMMY CROW Secretarx KENN GLAZE Treasurer BILL MARTIN Taylor Rhodes, President Roiv one: Dave Adams, Dallas; •William Babcock, New York City, New Ycirk ; John Boyle, Dallas; John A. Braithwait, Bolivar, Missouri; William L. Brolliar, Dallas; Joe B. Brown, Dallas; Gene Bryan, Clarendon. Row t ' wo: Ernest Buck, Dallas; Carroll C. Coker, Dallas; Tom Crow, Dallas; Glenn Dickerson, Dallas; Jule Dilouie, Trenton, New Jersey; James Donnell, Dallas; Jack Dun- can, Dallas. Row Ihrce: Harold Elkins, Dallas; James Ellis, Dallas; Frank H. Elmore, Dallas;  Richard Farr, Dallas; James Fenimore, Dallas; John Fish, Matador; Joseph Foster, Dallas. Row four: Joseph T. Gilbert, Dallas; Kenneth B. Glaze, Hillsboro; Ed Grimmett, Dallas; James T. Hanshaw, Mercedes; T. D. Harden, Dallas; James Hash, Rockport; Ben G. Holmes, Josephine. Row five: Karl W. Hudgins, Dallas; Mickey Huffman, Beaumont; Bill Hunter, ' alley View; Perry H. Jefferson, Evanston, Illinois; Harris Jensen, Stanhope, Iowa; Carl Johns, Dallas; ' Charles D. Johnson, Dallas. Deno1es pledges. Page 162 n p c ii tji . J V; fe ggllll - Ro ' w on,-- - Robert Kerns, Pallas; Proctor Kildow, Dallas; Homer Koliba, Columbus; Douglas Kraus, La Crosse, Wisconsin; Edward Leinfelder Dallas- Bm McCallum, Dallas; •James McKeever, Dallas. Roit.- tzvo: Robert J. MacDonald, Dallas; William S. Martin, Dallas- Ken B Mueller, Houston; Burnett Neal, Dallas; John H. Otstott, Dallas; William D. Patterson, Dallas; John Perkins, Ama- rillo «ow Ihrei-: Earle F. Plvler, Dallas; Charles W. Ransdell, Dallas; Gordon Reabe, Maryville, Wisconsin; Taylor H. Rhodes, Chanute Kansas-  Don Sticksel, Dallas; Fred Stietenroth, Natchez, Mississippi; Robert C. Sutton, Dallas. Roiv four: Tom Tarter, Dallas- ' Dave Thatcher, Dallas; Ruben Torres, McAUen ; Allan R. Townsend, Dallas;  John Tullis, Beaumont; Ira W. Vail, Mus- kegon ' Michigan- ' George Walker, Fort Worth. Roii; fii ' e:  John Williams, Dallas; ' Al Wilmouth, Dallas; Mark Wilson, Dallas; John R Witcher, Honev Grove; Robert T. Wood, Dallas. Xot sho ' u.-r,: Don Adams, Dallas; Sylvan Bro n, Dallas; Frank Brydon, Dallas;  Fred Gouse, Dallas; Tom Hafer, Dallas; Howard Law, Dallas; Dick Ray, New Richmond, Wisconsin; Jim Water, Ames, Iowa. Delta Sigma Phi lloiisi Page 163 KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS President JIM TUBE V ' ice President BILL WACKER Secretary BILL LAWSON Treasurer JLM RAETZMAN Jim Tube, President Row one: Pierce Allman, Dallas; Bill Van Amburgh, Dallas; Buddy Baird, Dallas; Cecil A. Bethea, Sherman; Leslie R. Beddoes, Dallas; Bryant M. Black, Dallas; Bobby Brewer, Dallas; Henry Broadnax, Dallas. Roiu two: Henry S. Butts, Dallas; Charles Can- field, Newhope; Donald Chandler, Weslaco; Bobby Collier, Ldiifjview ; Pat Collier, Longview ; Doug Conner, San Antonio; Bill Cook, Fort Worth; William L. Crawford, Jr., Dallas. Roil- llinu-: ' Jim Croley, (Jilmer; Noble Cross, Fort Worth; Gordon F. Cullum, Jr., Dallas; Billy De Shazo, Dallas; Louis Drozd, Dallas; ' Kirhy Rdwards, Dallas; Bob Eichenberger, Jr., Guatamala City, Guatamala; Dudley Epps, Houston. Roiv four: Gene Rav Faires, Gilmer; Hubert Fonville, Houston; Robert G. George, Grandview; Robert Gibbons, Dallas; Robert Goodloe, Dallas; Don Goss, Dallas; Mac Hall, Carrollton ; Stephen J. Hay, Jr., Dallas. Row fii ' e: Bob Home, Houston; Tom Van Hoy, Pittsburg, Kansas; Ted Hughes, Dallas; AI Killgore, Houston; Leonard Killgore, Houston; James Knox, Elkhart. Denotes pledges. f a O I i A v ' i tl d 3 f a n f% r . k t Lt ' ., Page 164 n !| e-y o ft q a a ri D ikmSk K ' Ro ' iL- one: William Konns, Dallas; Roland Krueger, Missiim; Jerry Lanit-r, I.c.ngview; P ' clward I.aska, Kroipklvii, New York; Gavin Laurie, Springfield, Pennsylvania; William Lawson, Port Arthur; Robert Lockhart, Dallas; Don Marquis, Dallas. Ronr livo: Robert Medaris, Dallas; (5erald E. Meeks, Shreveport, Louisiana; Lou Miller, St. Louis, Missouri; Lee Mitchell, Gladewater; Jimmy Pas- sons, Sparta, Tennessee; Frank Potter, Paragould, Arkansas; Julian Potter, Kilgore ; Hal Quinn, Dallas. Rnit; three: James R. Tf t r u: Tii;., ;.,.  t, i d ,_ t,.... t -.., ,.., . n: i. tj,..-.,ii i .,!!.,.-. aii.,„ c«.. :„i,. a...- ;.,. «t?...,„i. ei j r ..il.,. . Kappa Alpha IIous Page 165 KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT HOLLAND NORMAN GILBERT . . JOE DENTON EARNEST SPECKS Robert Holland, President Row one: Paul Adams, Dallas; Robert J. Akins, Dallas; James W. Arnold, Arp; David Barron, Groesbeck; Joe Basquez, Houston; James Bentz, Dallas; Robert Bentz, Dallas. Row two: Philip Bishop, Malakoff; Richard Boone, Dallas; Bill Bowden, Weatherford ; William J. Brady, Burbank, California; Jim Carlyle, Troup; Johnny Chambers, Velasco; John Champion, Houston. Row three: Paul Conner, Jacksboro ; Conrad Davis, Carlsbad, New Mexico; Don Davison, Dallas; Joe Denton, Bonham ; John C. Echols, Bavtown; Johnnv Fain, Woodville; Paul Faulkner, Lubbock. Row four: Dan Fenn, Tyler; Monty Frost, H ouston; Tommy Garth, Houston; John D. Goins, Corsicana ; Horace Goode, San Angelo; Sam Hamilton, Houston; Fred Hannahs, Tucumcari, New Mexico. Row five: Hal Haynes, Dallas; Robert B. Holland, Dallas; James A. Hollingsworth, Edna; Herman Humphreys, Dallas; Richard Jackson, Midland; Tommy Jax, Houston. De„oles plejges. Page 166 V Lvnch, Dallas; McPhail, Tyler Lyster, David Mann, James Moore, Dallas; Terry Roiu one: Jack Kinard, Dallas; Frank LaBarba, Dallas; Jack M. Landers, San Angelo; Richard Greeley, Colorado; Tom Mc Jee, Kansas City, Missouri; Ben McKie, Cnrsicana. Row two: Larry Woodville; Eugene Mason, La Porte; Richard Merryman, Buffalo, Ne«- York; Bob Moncrief, Houston; Morrow, Crockett. Row llirec: Beach Mott, Houston; Reaves Murphey, Tyler; Nat Nesbitt, Tunnelton, Pennsylvania; Jim Nilan, Dallas; James Parker, Dallas; Ed Prichard, Midland; Jnhn Ramey, Crockett. Row four: Glen Richars, Oak Park, Illinois; Herbert Schuize, Navasota ; Richard Smith, Dallas; William Forrest Smith, Beaumont; Frank B. Stevenson, Caddo Mills; Homer Stewart, Navasota ; John L. Tanner, Dallas. Row fi-ve: Cjlenn Tavlor, Carthage; ' Stanlev Tomklns, Pueblo, Colorado; fohn W. Torbett, Dallas; Dawson Wells, Hayti, Missouri; Jack Winn, Nederland; James Earl Williams, Tomball; Billy Bob Wo ' lf, Wichita Falls. Not shown: Fred Alford, Dallas; Ed Antle, Vernon; Jim Bonner, Vernon; Jim Buckingham, Brownsville; George Dorrance, Houston; Tony Dyer, Dallas; Dan Faulkner, Odessa; Norman Gilbert, Dallas; Charles Gilreath, Sulphur Springs; Irvin Hatridge, Corpus Christi ; Bill Home, Dallas; Ken Hunter, Pueblo, Colorado; Ed O ' Conner, Dallas; Buford Partee, Nashville, Tennessee; Dave Riley, Anahuac; Herb Rohloff, Houston; Scott Snodgrass, San Angelo; Earnest Specks, Dallas; Charles Terry, Dallas; John Tower, San Augustine; Jim Ware, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ktippti Siyina I lous Page 167 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA OFFICERS President Jl-M WILLIAMS Vice President CHARLES MASSOUD Secretary JOE BROOKS Treasurer HARRY L ■ER Jim Williams, President Rozv on,-: Carl Baker, Dallas; Bill Barnhill, Dallas; Tom Barn.w, Waco; Jim Barton, Hcustim; Jack Bjnrklund, Dallas; Dennis Brewer, Dallas; H. A. Dawson, Mexia ; Jack Broun, Dallas. Roii: lv;o: Jark Bucklin, Dallas; Wayne H. Caldwell, Caruthersville, Missouri; Walton Cannon, Dallas; Glenn Andrew Cox, Jr., Sedalia, Missouri; Jack D. Cox, Dallas; Victor Decker, San Diego, Cali- fornia; Charles DeVinnev, Little Rock, Arkansas; ♦Thomas S. Edwards, Fort Worth. Row liner: Fred T.. lason. .os .Aniic , .. t ' -ili- fornia; Johnnv Fields, Dallas; Benjamin H. Flv, Jr., Dallas; Dick CJaddy, Dallas; Bill Gieb, Dallas; ♦Clarence T. CJoolsby, Temple; ♦William C. Hall, Dallas; Johnny Hamilton, Dallas. Row four: George A. Holland, Dallas; Frank Ishcll, Dallas; Royal Jennings, Wagoner, Oklahoma; (Jeorge William Jones, Jr., Dallas; ♦Bill Kimple, Dallas; John Keller, Mineola; Clyde Kresge, Fate; Darrell Lafitte, Port Arthur; James W. I.eftwich, Dallas. Denoles pledges. Page 168 o o o a a :3 - ' ts mam J - If ) n eu ft ft A.,-.. ' ,«,; William I.atimer, Steuhenville, t)hio; ' Cnix Lv■n IKill.,-. Ll. McAliMcr, Little Ruck, Arkansas; Thomas McKinnev, Kala- mazoo, Michigan; Charles Massoud, Wylie; Henry Ma er, Alta Loma ; James P. Maver, Galveston; Otto F. Miller, Jr., Union, New Jersey. Row t ' u.-o: L. A. Myers, Houston; Richard D. O ' Brien, Jr., Dallas; Richard Lee Oden, Pampa ; George Owen, Dallas; Dick Post, San Antonio; Paul Power, Quitman; Don Reaser, Dallas; Cecil Reddick, Dallas. Ro w three: John Reese, Colorado City; John Scurlock, Dallas; Marshall E. Sarratt, Dallas; Stuart Loftis, Rockwall; James Swinnev, Crestwood, Kentuckv; ' Remy Tabor| Dallas; •Jack Taylor, Dallas; Sophus Thompson, Dallas; Terrv Thomason, Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma. Ro=-ji- four: Nicholas ' afiadis Hack- ensack. New Jersey; Earl Walden, Port Arthur; Harley B. West, Jr., Dallas; Richard A. Widener, Dallas; Horace Wiggins, Mansfield, Louisiana; James Williams, Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Jesse Windham, Dallas; Larry Wrightsman, Houston; Henrv Yeager, Dallas ' . Not sho ' LL-n: Joe Brooks, Caruthersville, Missouri; Gwynn Christie, Corsicana; Paul Durant, Dallas; Jack Good, Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas; Roy Johnson, Hauman, Louisiana; Paul F. Leveritt, Dallas; Rusty Lovell, Los Angeles, California; Tommv Macon, Dallas; Charles Massengale, Paul ' s Valley, Oklahoma; Don Miller, Dallas; Gayle Mills, Port Arthur; Paul Mitchell, Dallas; Gerald Morrow Arlington; Darrel Murphy, Shallowater; Ralph Pecora, Rochester, New York; Bill Reppeto, Dallas; Frank Tomdale, Rochester, New York; Joe E. Travis, Houston; Phil Wolfram, Dallas. Lambda ( hi J Ipliri Home Page 169 PHI DELTA THETA OFFICERS President BILL iMcELVANEY Vice President TOM MASTERSON Secretary BOB BERNET Treasurer JOHN BRADBURY Bill McElvanev, President MTj 4 Row one: Don Addington, Dallas; Bill Archer, Pittsburg; John Bailey, Dallas; Larry Barlow, Mineola; Dick Bernet, Dallas; Jack Bowman, Dallas; John Bradbury, Dallas; Anthony Bridge, Avinger. Row two: Charlie Broad, Dallas; Horace Butler, Dallas; Jack H. Byrd, Sulphur Springs; Bobby Caldwell, Clayton, New Mexico; William P. Callahan, Shreveport, Louisiana; Jim Carlile, Pueblo, Colorado; Thomas Carter, Dallas. Row three: Jimmy Cavitt, Houston; Harold Clark, Dallas; Howard Crow, Port Arthur; Lloyd Cunningham, San Francisco, California; Keith Dallas, Indianapolis, Indiana; Donald Ewan, Wichita, Kansas; William Farrell, Dal- las; George Fooshee, Wichita, Kansas. Row four: Herschel Forester, Dallas; John E. Gay, McKinnt ; John R. Gt-alc , Dallas; Bob Gibson, Dallas; Edwin S. Greer, Dallas; Balie Griffith, Odessa; Garrett Hamill, Houston. Row five: j(.hn lltiidix, Sprinnfield, New- Jersey; Larry Higginbotham, Dallas; Dick Hightower, Tyler; Jack Hooker, Dallas; John Humphreys, Dallas; George Hurt, Dallas; Robert Irby, Dallas. Denotes pledges. Page 170 hAA J lttMkik 1k ii .Ate o Row one: James Jordan, Ladue, Missouri; John Kelly, Dallas; William B. Kendrick, Dallas; Tom Leachman, Dallas; Fred Luhnow, Dallas; Frank McCollum, Houston; Robert McDaniel, Archer City; Bill McElvaney, Dallas. Row two: Tom Masterson, San An- tonio; Tom Medders, Wichita Falls; Marc Moore, Dallas; John D. Morrow, Dallas; Tam Mott, Dallas; Benton Musslenhite, Lufkin; Drew Nohle, Wichita, Kansas; Charles Perry, Shreveport, Louisiana. Row three: Wendal Lee Phillips, Marble Falls; Foster M. Poole, Dallas; Bob Price, Dallas; Dick Prideaux, Archer City; J. L. Prideaux, Archer City; Peter Pruitt, Miami, Florida; Edward Reed, Dallas; Bill Robert?, Atlanta, Georgia. Row four: Charles Settle, Dallas; Marvin Sharp, Vernon; Charles Smith, Dallas; Dan Stansburv, Dallas; Henrv Stollenwerck, Waxahachie; Iim Street, Houston; Bill Strother, Houston. Row fii e: Julian Tallichet, Dallas; Robert ' Thomas, Dallas; David Weakley, Dallas; Bill White, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Jim M ' hittlesey, Dallas; Starkey A. Wilson, Dallas; Sam Wood, Marshall. Not shown: Bob Bernet, Dallas; Bob Booker, Lubbock; John Butler, Dallas; Bill Callahan, Shreveport, Louisiana; Bill Crawford, Dallas; Joe Derum, Dallas; Ernest Elbert, Wichita Falls; Jerry Fullinwider, Dallas; Dewey Godfrey, Fair- field, Connecticut; Ted Gowan, Dallas; Jack Hickman, Dallas; John Higginbotham, Dallas; Tommy Houghston, Dallas; Charles Howes, Dallas; Jack Kastman, Shawnee Mission, Kansas; Earl Liverman, Shreveport, Louisiana; Walton Miller, Dallas; Jerry Owen, Dallas; Greg Peterson, San Mateo, California; Sam Vilches, Dallas. ■ - IIP IsiiS hR W « ■ .s.S4 i«-r-i ■■■■ Phi Delta Thcta liuust Page 171 PHI GAMMA DEITA OFFICERS President TIM AUSTIN Treasurer JERRY SEXSARAUGH Recording Secretary JIM PATTERSON Corresponding Secretary ROBR STEWART Tim Austint, President Row one: Joseph Baird, San Antonio; Arthur M. Baker, Darnell, Louisiana; Ray Barnett, Waco; Frank Bockus, Longview ; Bob Browne, San Antonio; William Burnside, Midland; Jeff Campbell, Beaumont. Row two: Jack D. Cannon, Henderson; Richard Chisholm, Fort Worth; Samuel Davis, Dallas; Norman DeWitt Fry, Dallas; George Edgar Echerd, Dallas; James Robert Dobbs, Longview; Joe Fort, Beaumont. Row three: John Greenstreet, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Bill Howell, Temple; George Humphreys, Com- stock; Aldredge Lomax, Waxahachle; Arch H. McCulloch, Dallas; Gerald McNevin, Dallas. Denotes pledges. Page 172 - V W rM§ Roiv one: John Mav, Dallns: Unnk Mevt-r, louncil Bluffs, Iowa; Pat Mosher, Dallas; James W. Pare. Kn.iMisviilr ; Jim Fattfismi, Graham; Raymond Rockholt, Dallas; Sid Rucker, Little Rrck, Arkansas. Rn - Izio: •George Sanderson, Dallas; Tom Seltzer, Dallas; Jerrv Sensabaugh, Dallas; Bob Shasberger, Evanston, Illinois; Bill Smith, Winnetka, Illinois; Eugene B. Smith, Dallas; Robert Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas. Roir three: Stanley Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas; Woodrow Smith, Little Rock, Arkansas; Robb Stewart, Am- sterdam, New York; Robert Taylor, Kingsville; Ira W. Whittenberg, Dallas; Henry E. Wise, Dallas. ot shown: Tim Austin, Dallas; Spencer Gould, Kirkwood, Missouri; Jack Roach, Waxahachie; John Rudin, Dallas; Dick Webster, Dallas. Phi Gamma Delta House Page 173 PI KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS President DICK MATTHIES Vice President GUNNER JOHNSON Secretary LEE WEBER Treasurer HOWARD MITANA Dick Matthies, President Rota one: Robert L. Allen, San Antonio; James Argubright, Do vners Grove, Illinois; Thomas Arthur, Dallas; Edward B. Ballou, Jr., Dallas; Charles Barns, Dallas; John Bartlett, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Howard Floyd Black, Jr., Youngstown, Ohio; Dave Blonstein, Dalhart. Row two: Robert Boddeker, Houston; Jack Cannon, Sioux City, Iowa; E. G. Cockerel l, Abilene; Howard Cot- tingham, Dallas; John W. Coyle, Jr., New City, New York; Donald Wood Dickey, Dallas; Kenneth C. Dippel, Hillsboro; Bill Donnell, Dallas. Row three: John England, Dallas; Aaron Garrett, Dallas; Ronald Herrick, Houston; Gardiner Johnson, Garden City, New York; William M. Jones, Montgomery, Alabama; Leslie Lanham, Dallas; Doug Leal, Houston. Denoics pledges. Page 174 1 iii; f M A K ' % - f R -.. ' ;«,.- Lewis Thomas Loy, Denison; Dick McCauley, Dallas; Harry MiMullin, Dallas; Bi)b Martin, Dallas; Kirhai,! Matihics, Syracuse, New York; Wilson Meaders, Dallas; James B. Miles, Dallas; Hiiward Steve Mitana, Gibhestown, New Jersey. Jioiv lu-o: Ebb Gordon Myers, Charlotte, North Carolina; Martin Noyd, Dallas; James Olds, Winnsboro; Donald Earle Reily, Corrigan; Tom Rippey, Harrison, New York; Gustave Adolph Ryser, Dallas; Joseph Stimpson, Charlotte, North Carolina; Jack B. Tatum, Dallas. Row three: William F. Thomas, Houston; Lee Weber, Calvert; Bradford Gray Webster, Jr., Buffalo, New York; Paul Anthony Willis, Dallas; Jim Woods, Dallas; James Wright, Dallas; Nick Zotos, Dallas. Not shoivn: ' Lindsay Boykin, Beaumont; Bill Johnson, Dallas; Jim Lane, Dallas; Steve McDermott, Dallas; Jerry Pondrum, Dallas; Pete Self, Ennis; Ra Tatum, Dallas. Pi Kappa Alpha House - S8t ►.■?■! - Page 175 SIGMA ALPHA EPSIION OFFICERS President JOHN MANLY Vice President WHITE Y HOLM Secretary BILL RIPPEY Treasurer BOB MANLY John Manly, President Roiv one: Jim Adair, Dallas; Ted Aiken, La Feria ; Charles Allen, Linden; Arden Amerine, Beaumont; Gus Anderson, Buffalo, New York; John M. Anderson, Dallas; Karl Anderson, Dallas; Jack Archibald, Dallas; Jerry Bateman, Dallas. Roiv tivo: Rule Beaslev, Texarkana, Arkansas; Fred Benners, Dallas; Roger Blackmar, Dallas; Charles Blanton, Wichita Falls; Gordon Briscoe, Harlingen; Richard Bryant, Dallas; George Buckstaff, Houston; Bob Cadwallader, Fort Worth; Tommy Christian, San Antonio. Row three: Stephen Clark, Houston; Jerry Clem, Texarkana; Gene P. Clements, Texarkana; Pat Colton, San Antonio; Edwii Conner, Augusta, Arkansas; Robert J. Cowan, Fort Worth; Bill Crisler, Dallas; Francis F. Eldredge, Dallas; Bill Ewen, Dallas, Row four: Leo Fikes, Dallas; Art Flinders, San Antonio; Neal Franklin, El Paso; Freddie Freeman, Monona, Iowa; Richard A Gile, Sarasota, Florida; Frank D. Green, Shreveport, Louisiana; Jimmy Hawn, Athens; Rufus Higginbotham, Dallas; Gordon Hos ford, Dallas. Row five: George C. Jackson, Brownsville; Bob Jamison, Corpus Christi; Johnnie Jerome, Dallas; Bruce R. Lane, Dallas; Bobby Sam Lee, Dallas; Boh Lindop, Dallas. Denotes pledges. C y ( S C t% O f . I ' .(i C ft, ' ' si M-M K i ! i o 0 i o o o r a o e fs a I O ffi n p I Page 176 O P « o V, • It- i h o n r?5 ri y i t? P p I e.) , r a o o f?i o a, Q . p ri a n Koii- one; D. V. Loflin, Dallas; Donald C. Locke, Gainesville; David Mclntire, Dallas; Rohert C. Manly, Grinnell, Iowa; John Manly, Grinnell, Iowa; Larry Marlow, Dallas; Rogge Marsh, Dallas; Richard Milner, Columbus, Nebraska; Wayne Moore, Covington, Tennessee. Roit: tiio: Charles Moseley, Fort Worth; Michael Muckleroy, San Antonio; William Neary, Dallas; Allan Phillips, Hel- ena, Arkansas; Dave Powell, Portland, Oregon; Don Riffe, Stratford; Michael Riley, Corrigan; Bill Rippey, Dallas; Ike Robb, Big Springs. Roii; three: Kyle Rote, San Antonio; Rusty Russell, Dallas; Jack Savage, Dallas; Andrew Sidaris, Shreveport, Louisiana; •Shelby Smith, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Ewing C. Snyder, Dallas; Bill Sparkman, Dallas; Don Squibb, Garland; Joe Sumner, Vernon. Roiv four: Milton Nay Thompson, San Antonio; Mike W. Tipps, Dallas; Bill Tyrrell, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Martin Ver- non, Dallas; Val Joe Walker, Seminole; Herbert Wales, Dallas; Dan C. Waters, Dallas; ' Frank Wear, Paris; Henry Wheeler, El Paso. Ro tx; five: David H. Whitson, Fort Worth; Danny Wilson, Jacksonville; Ellis M. Wilson, San Antonio; Ricks Wilson, San Antonio; Joby Witt, Hughes Springs; Allen Wright, Abilene; Lawrence A. Young, Dallas. , ot shov;n: Jack l. Clark, Dallas; Dick Francis, Three Forks, Montana; D wight Free, Dallas; White y Holm, Helena, Montana; Bud Hyde, Dallas; Porter Loring, San Antonio; Fred Mcjunkih, Dallas; ' Art MacKinstrey, Dallas; Bill NIaddox, Denton; Dale Mount, Dallas; Jerry Norton, Texarkana; Jack Oliver, Beaumont; ' Wally Pierce, Dallas; Locke Purnell, Dallas; Bill Richards, Midland; Bob Strong, Dallas; Elliot Thwcatt, Dallas; ' Bob Wallace, Dallas; Reagan Waskom, Dallas. Siff iin Alpha Epsilon House Page 177 SIGMA ALPHA MU OFFICERS President NORMAN ALAN COHEN Secretary MASON M. LILLY Treasurer DON STAHL Norman Alan Cohen, President Row one: Stanley Bernstein, Dallas; Noiman Cohen, Dallas; Lowell Dushn an, Dallas; David Frankfurt, Dalla-.. Roiv l-z-.n: Bar- nett Richard Goldberg, Dallas; Daniel Gorman, Dallas; Einanuel Ervvin Halpern, Lawrence Massachusetts; Sam Hoffman, Dallas. Denoles pledges. Page 178 f 0m. gmik- tK C frj r Ru-„ uiu. Larry I.ebaiioff, Lancaster; Morton Le«is, Dallas; Mason M. Lill. , Dallaj; -Staiiltv Mart;uk , Dallas; hcain K ' j Dallas. Roiu tiuo: David Shriro, Dallas; Don Stahl, Dallas; Sidney Stahl, Dallas; Stanley Carl Weiss, Chicago, Illinois. S ' ot . Edward Genecov, Dallas. Sigma Alpha Mil House g Page 1 79 SIGMA CHI OFFICERS President WARREN P. LEE V ice President RAY MARR Secretary BILL LINDSLEY Treasurer DAN TREADWELL Warrex P. Lee, President R nv one: Jimmy Allison, Midland; Bobby Babb, Dallas; Charles Bevier, Coffeyville, Kansas; Jim Bliss, Dallas; Charles Brand, Dallas; Tom Cain, Dallas; Charles L. Carroll, Harleton. Row two: Kenneth Pratt Clapp, Dallas; James C. Clarke, Fort Smith, Ar- kansas; Jimmie Claunch, Dallas; Robert Cox, Dallas; John Frasch, Dallas; John T. Golden, Hobbs, New Mexico; Jimmie Hairston, Dallas. Row three: Harry Hutchings, Dallas; Millard B. Jumper, Dallas; Warren Keyes, Wellfleet, Massachusetts; George Kendall, San Angelo; Gerald Klinghamer, Wichita, Kansas; Warren Lee, Weitwood, New Jersey. ' Denotes pledges. Page 180 .- f r I . n -i 1 A ' .,.-„ „ „, Joxcpli W. l,l Ulc . l)aUa ; K..bcit CaUiii McMullin, llarriiigtuji Park, Ncu Jcr.-ey; Ray Mair, Dallas; -Gcnrgc McMil- lian, Dallas; Charles N ' orthrup, San Antonio; Ray Ptcitcr, Dallas; Lee Reiff, Newton, Kansas. Roii- tivo: Clyde Robinson, Athol, Massachusetts; Dave Sanford, Beaumont; Thomas Staggs, Dallas; Joe Stever, Corpus Christi; Harry Terwilliger, Houston; Jack Titus, Dallas; Dan Treadwell, Hobbs, New Mexico. Rov; three: Jack Underwood, Dallas; Harold Valderas, Jamaica, Long Island ; Dick Wilke, El Dorado, Kansas; William Williams, Norfolk, Virginia; ' George Willis, Dallas; L. E. White, Fort Smith, Arkansas; John Woodul, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Sot sltoiin: Robert Hume, Dallas; Haynes O wnby, Dallas; J. F. Bauer, Wismar, Germany; ' Bob Bollen, Coffeyville, Kansas; Bill Buchanan, Dallas; Charlie Hawkins, Houston; Doyle Justice, Dallas; ' John Kelly, Irving; Jack Leigh- ton, Lansing, Michigan; Harvey McAtee, Dallas; John Ownby, Dallas; Joe Parker, Irving. Sigma Chi House ■ Page 181 STRAY GREEKS OFFICERS President LEE STACK Secretaiy-Treasui-er DWIGHT HILL Executive Council . . DICK SWEET, ALBEN CARPENS Stray Greeks is a social organization of Greek letter fraternity men whose groups do not have active chapters at SMU. The Strays were organized pur- suant to a service project of Interfraternity Council for the purpose of providing a functional social organization for transfer students. The Stray Greeks dedicate this page to the fraternities and sororities of SMU in recognition of the splendid cooperation and encouragement extended by them in the organization of this group. Special commendation is directed to the Inter- fraternity Council and its president, Bill Osborne, and to the service committee of Norman Cohen, John Manley and Jim Tubbs who were instrumental in the actual organization of the group. Lee Stack, President Roiv one: Bob Baker, Danville, Illinois, Phi Kappa Phi; Les Britton, Charleroi, Pennsylvania, Phi Kappa Sigma; Al Carpens, Dallas, Alpha Kappa Psi ; Tom Hickey, Jonesboro, Arkansas, Sigma Nu; Derry Hilger, Dallas, Theta Chi. Rotx: tiro: Dwight Hill, Prine- ville, Oregon, Delta Tau Delta; James Megrail, Grand Prairie, . ' Mpha Upsilon Mu ; William D. Smith, Texarkana, Arkansas, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Lee Stack, Alexandria, Virginia, Pi Kappa Phi; Richard Sweet, Dallas, Delta Tau Delta. Not shoivn: Frank Aldrich, Midland, Theta Chi ; Tom Fiedler, Roscoe, Pennsylvania, Delta Upsilon ; James K. Smith, Texarkana, Arkansas, Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Sam Snyder, Shady Springs, West Virginia, Kappa Sigma Kappa; Dick Stanfield, Alpha Delta Phi; Bruce Whitson, Fort VVorth, Sigma u. Page 182 ALPHA DELTA PI OFFICERS President MARY ANN THOMPSON Vice President MARY ANN PLUMB Secretary JODY MIZE Treasurer MARILYN BISHOP Marv Ann Thompson, President Rail ' one: Marjorie Allen, Houston; Doris Jeanne Bass, Hutchins; Marilyn Bishop, CJilmer; Betty Blackston, Dallas; June Blackwell, Dallas; Barbara Boedeker, Dallas; Rosellen Bro vn, Beaumont; Diane Bmiles, Fort Forth. Rwu: lico: Iva Marie Cameron, Dallas; Betty Lou Carey, Graham; Jo Ann Carter, Dallas; Natalie Chance, Jackson, Mississippi; Lee Clark, La Feria ; June Clark, Fort Worth; Mildred CofFman, Goree; Jane D ' Armand, Dallas. Roii; thief: Betty Dougherty, Dallas; Jeanne Drake, Dallas; Bonna Lee Du Bois, Beaumont; Mary Eaton, Monterrey, Mexico; Betty Jo Epps, Houston; Margaret Ann Evens, Fort Worth; Beverly Fike, Mart; Betty Jo Fuller, Shreveport, Louisiana. Roiu four: Ida Galleshow, Dallas; Carolyn (Jay, Scntts boro, Alabama; Betty Gosney, Dallas; Elizabeth Hardy, Dallas; Julia Helm, Dallas; Joan Holmberg, Dallas; Joan Howard, Texarkana; Betty Huffhines, Dallas. Row five: Bobbie Jackson, Quitman; Joyce Jones, Dallas; Peggy Ann Jones, San Angelo; Linda Landress, Dallas; Bettv Lane, Mont- gomery, Alabama; Elizabeth Lusk, Dallas; Martha McCarley, Dallas. Denotes pledges. o e ? C ' i Ju y ,: fj- f Page 184 f - ' IT l f (3tX Ma Ror, •M den, Alabama; Mary Ann Plumb, Houston; Jo marv Redditt, Dallas; Eloise Richardson, Tyler Dallas Liigale, I ' aul , l ' .i l,i Breckenridge; Margaret Meredith, Dallas; Pat Messina, Dallas; Jody Mize, Houston. Row tiuo: Ann Paseur, Gads- ■ Potts, Mineola; Judy Randolph, Orlando, Florida; Blanche Read, Lubbock; Rose- Ruth Rogers, Shelby, North Carolina. Roic three: ' Dawn Simmer, Dallas; Joyce Joanne Simmer, Dallas; Margaret Sindt, Fort Worth; Joanne Slocum, Dallas; Caroline Spears, Dallas; Nancy Jo Spears, Dallas; Anne Spencer, Pittsburg; Peggy Spencer, Dallas. Row four: Betty Stacey, San Antonio; Dorothy June Suttle, Goliad; ' (Jerry Swin- ford, Houston; Charlotte Thompson, Dallas; Mary Ann Thompson, Dallas; Frances Thurmon, Longview ; Bobbie Trott, Houston; •Patricia Tubbs, Dallas. Roiu fi-ve: Susan ' arner, Dallas; Dorothy Weaver, Midlothian; Marianne Webb, Memphis, Tennessee; •Nancy Lee Webb, Houston; Laverne M ' hittingtnn, Dallas; Frances Willingham, Dallas; Jill Wilson, Darlington, Wisconsin. AW shown: Lila Harlow, Port Arthur; Carol Dearing, Cadet, Missouri; Beverly Hill, Fort ' orth. Alpha Delta Pi House Page 185 CHI OMEGA President . Vice President OFFICERS JACKIE SNOWDEN BARBARA TOWNER DORIS HOWSON S?? ; Treasurer JEAN PURNELL Jackie Sxowdex, President Roic one: Siie Aldrich, Houston; Mildred Alexander, Royse City; Anita Ardinger, Dallas; Betty Bacon, Pallas; lo Ann Bagaley, Fort Worth; ' irginia Birt, Dallas; Edith Bouen, Nashville, Tennessee; Betty Brewster, Houston; Ann Brittain, Harlingen; Barbara Lee Brown, Houston. Row livo: Patricia Brown, Dallas; Barbara Ann Buntin, Dallas; Jean Butler, Dallas; Shirley Burns, Dallas; Julianne Carroll, San Antonio; Marianne Carroll, San Antonio; Mary Chatfield, Dallas; Jane Clark, Springfield, Hlinois; Shari Col- lins, Houston; Joyce Cook, Fabens. Rniu three: Carol Cotton, Dallas; Peggy Cox, Fort Worth; Janet Curtis, Dallas; Anna Danuser, Hot Springs, Arkansas; Anne Marie Davis, Memphis, Tennessee; Jeaninne Dederick, Houston; Jeane Doonan, Chicago, Illinois; Evelyn Dukkony, Nashville, Tennessee; Mildred Ellis, Dallas; Connie Entriken, Shreveport, Louisiana. Ronv four: Martha Evans, Dallas; Georgeann Fenley, Dallas; Anne Gammill, Dallas; Mary Sue Gilbert, Houston; Sonya Gladback, Groesbeck; Barbara Glass, Sweetwater; Virginia Cjoodman, Fort Worth; Sarah Sue (irace, Dallas; Betty Greengrass, Dallas: Kav Ciuinn. Fort Worth. Ro ' W five: Jovce Harrah, Pampa; Lvnn Harris, Houston; Wanda Harrison, Phoenix, Arizona; Arthadale Hefner, Texarkana, Ar- kansas; Roberta Heilhecker, Chillicothe; Janel Hickerson, Dallas; Eleanor Hill, Little Rock, Arkansas; Patricia Hill, Dallas; Doris Jean Howson, Dallas; Dale Hurt, Memphis, Tennessee. ' Denoles leJges. %I Mmki iAM m ymm mmii j m Page 186 Roii ' one: Nell Hutto, Dallas; Barbara Jarvis, Dallas; Fiances Johnson, Dallas; Virginia Klinke, Memphis, Tennessee; Bett.v Lu La Forge, Houston; Barbara Lawes, Galveston; Joan Leftwich, Dallas; Mary Lovvry, Laredo; Marilyn Lust, Tyler; Barbara Lyie, Fort Worth. Row tivo: La Juan McAdams, Atlanta; Marilyn McDonald, Dallas; Jo Ann McKennon, Dumas, Arkansas; De vena Maddox, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Martha May, Houston; Betty Manske, Brownsville; Margie Mathe s, Houston; Sara Lou Moore, Con- roe; Diane Moscrip, Houston; Pat Mullins, Liberty. Row three: Marilyn Myers, Dallas; Patsy Norvell, Dallas; Nancy O ' Byrne, San Antonio; Stcphanie Palmer, Dallas; Lorraine Middleton Parrish, Dallas; Nancy Paschal, Little Rock, Arkansas; Elmira Phillips, Humble; Joan Po« ledge. El Dorado, Arkansas; Patsy Prince, Dallas; Jean Purnell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Row four: Vera Fay Pyle, Dallas; Fritzie Rahm, New Orleans, Louisiana; Maja Rahm, New Orleans, Louisiana; Josephine Ray, Shreveport, Louisiana; •Lucinda Shaw, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Carol Simons, Dallas; Jacquelyn Snowdcn, Dallas; Sara Stribling, Alto; Mary Ida Stuckey, Dallas; Barbara Towner, Nashville, Tennessee. Row five: La Martha ' elvin, Tyler; Cleta Watson, Dallas; Pat West, Dallas; Marilyn White, Wichita Falls; Ruth White, Helena, Arkansas; Mary Ann Williams, McGregor; Jere Wisdom, Dallas; Helen Ray Woods, Dallas; Joan Wright, Brownsville, Tennessee; Jo Ann Zeigler, Benton, Louisiana. Nol shown: Joyce Calloway, Louis- ville, Kentucky; Reba Reagan, Dallas; Mary Grace Rumley, Dallas; Rose Marie Salisbury, Harlingen; Joanne Smith, Dallas. Chi Oiiuya lluii Page 187 DELTA DELTA DELTA OFFICERS President BE ' ERL ' SONE Vice President . . JOAN AKIN and JAN IE WILLBERN Secretary JANE CARSWELL Treasurer DOROTHY GIBSON Beverly Sone, President Roiv one: Anne Acree, Memphis, Tennessee; Joan Akin, Dallas; Lou Allen, Dallas; Adele Asel, Dallas; Jean Berry, Lufkin; Joan Boyle, Denison; Ann Brown, Glidden; Sarah Burk, San Antonio; ♦Betsy Burow, Bonham. Row two: Jane Carsvvell, Dallas; Beverly Carter, Dallas; Jeannine Council, Paris; Hannah Daniel, Farmers Branch; Emily Eaves, Dallas; Jerry Elliott, Dallas; Betty English, Wichita Falls; Ann Fairchild, Houston; Jean Fairchild, Houston. Row three: Betty Forbes, Dallas; Sarah Forbes, Dallas; Nance Fruit, Houston; Dorothy Gibson, Dallas; Nancy (Jibson, Dallas; Jane Grayson, Dallas; Nancy Greenlese, Memphis, Tennessee; Jerry Guffey, Dallas; Ruth Hickman, Dallas. Row four: Ann Hodges, Dallas; Jane Hodges, Dallas; Mary Katherine Jackson, Dallas; Bet.sy Lu Jeter, Dallas; Louise Kent Kane, St. Louis, Missouri; Elaine Kendrick, Dallas; Ann Kerr, San Antonio; Maudanne Kidd, New York City, New York; Dorothy Kuntz, Dallas. Row five: Marilyn Lawton, Dallas; Annette Leftwich, Dallas; Patricia Locke, Dallas; Laura McClintock, Dallas; Betty McLain, Dallas; Mildred McLeod, Dallas. Denoles pledges. Page II Roiv one: Everlyn McMilliaii, Houston; Mildred Mai!,t..ii, Dallas; Maicia Miller, Dallas; ' Nina Jcj Miller, Hastiiigs-on-llud ,.ii, . e York; Elizabeth Ann Mitchell, Lubbock; Founta Naylor, Dallas; Ruth Neundorfer, Groesbeck; Joyce Nutting, Ardmore, Oklahoma; •Joy Ogburn, Bessemer, Alabama. Ronv tiuo: Peggy O ' Sullivan, Memphis Tennessee; Joanne Peak, Dallas; Elizabeth Ann Pierce, Dallas; Sally Poe, Dallas; Joan Porter, Beeville; Elizabeth Powell, Bryan; Evelyn Reagan, Beeville; Rosalind Riddle, Dallas; ' Mari- lyn Roach, Dallas. Row three: Mary Beth Roach, Dallas; Jean Roberts, Dallas; Roberta Roberts, Uvalde; Nancy Rowe, Dallas; Marilyn Searcy, Dallas; Valerie Sellors, Houston; Courtney Sigler, Lubbock; Mary Ann Smith, McKinney; Sally Smith, McKinney. Roixj four: Beverly Sone, Fort Worth; Dorothy Stafford, Waxahachie; Carolyn Stark, Dallas; Merrill Strange, Mart; Joy Strauch, San Antonio; Vera Lu Sumner, ' ernon ; Caroleen Turner, Graham; Mary Ann Waggoner, Wichita Falls; Janie Walton, Dallas. Ronu five: Sue Warren, Dallas; Rita Wharton, Dallas; Janie Wilbern, Dallas; Jo Ann Williams, Nashville, Tennessee; •Isabellc Wilson, Dallas; Marilee Vinerich, San . ' ntoriio; Barbara Voumans, Beaumont. Xnl shoicu: Mary Dell Naschke, La Marque; . nne Rikard, Memphis, Tennessee. Delta Delta Delta House Page 189 DELTA GAMMA President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS , . . RUBVLIN SLAUGHTER . . . . RONNIE MARTIN . . . ELIZABETH SETZER . . VIRGINIA VAN CLEAVE RuBVLiN Slaughter, President Row one: Barbara Jean Alexander, Houston; Joan ne Baggett, Savannah, CJeorgia ; Elsa Baker, Dallas; Anne Barry, Dallas; Eliza beth Bartz, Cialveston; Norma Lee Baxter, San Antonio; Bea Beattie, Nashville, Tennessee. Ro c t ' mo: Ann Black, San Antonio Susan Bland, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Annice Blatt, Houston; Betty Bla lock, Dallas; Ida Blewett, Dallas; Elizabeth Bragdon, Evanston Illinois; Joyce Brewer, Dallas. Roiv three: ' Beverly Brown, San Antonio; narice Brvant, Clarksville, Arkansas; Marion Buchanan Houston; Carolyn Callaway, Marlow, Oklahoma; Mary Clayton, Honey Grove; Lou Collins, Dallas; Carol Sholl, Houston. Roiv four: Mary Pat Crow, Dallas; Ann Cunningham, Houston; Martha Dawson, Houston; Janie Dempsey, Dallas; Shirley Fletcher San Antonio; Molly Francey, Balboa, Canal Zone; Betty Froehlich, Los Angeles, California. Roic five: Jan Gartman, Brady; Ji Heatherington, Miami, Oklahoma; Barbara Henderson, Houston; Margaret Hudson, New Orleans, Louisiana; Elizabeth Ann Jerni gan. New Orleans, Louisiana; Shirley Johnson, Dallas. Denoles pledges. Q a Page 190 0 % W f fi- ' l w ' 1 r r r FT J- - R J- - . J ' V: 1 ■■). Roii- one: V;inda Lee Cain, Durango, Colorado Oklahoma; Pat Mathenv Antonio; Viola Lincoln. :ir.i; shlr■|r Love, |):ili.i-; ll.ttx M la Dean McVav, San Antonio. Rniv tivn: Ronnie Martin, Tuls San Antonio; ' Patricia Lawshe, Sa Mary Margaret McDonald, Dallas; No Tyler; Patricia Miller, San Marino, California; Marilyn Mock, Dallas; Pat Mullin, Amarillo; Betty Napier, College Station; Jean Nimmo. Cleburne. Row three: Deanie Parker, New London; Marian Prino, CJalveston; Lee Ridley, Murfreesboro, Tennessee; Ann Nell Rogge, Robstown; Glenna Russell, Dallas; Elizabeth Ann Setzer, Dallas; Liz Shea, Dallas. Roiu four: Judy Singletary, Dallas; Rubylin Slaughter, McKinney; Pat Smith, St. Joseph, Missouri; Wanda Spencer, Dallas; Nancy Spitzer, Medina, Ohio; Sherwood Turner, Dallas; Vanita Van Cleave, Rovce Citv. ?ott ' five. Virginia ' an Cleave, Royce City; Joan Walton, Dallas; Rilla White, Pear Valley; ' Annette Whistle. BIytheville, ' Arkansas; Jean Wood, Dallas; Dora Elizabeth Woodward, Sinton. Delta Gamma House Page 191 DELTA ZETA OFFICERS President . CAROL FLANDERS Vice President . . BARBARA HOVLAIAN and PAT MLX Secretary BARBARA ROUTT Treasurer . PAT SPOOR Carol Flanders, President %L Row one: Betty Amyett, Dallas; Sue Anderson, Wellington; Norma Boggan, Dallas; Carolyn Briggs, Lampasas; Zu Dell Broadwater, Great Bend, Kansas; Dorris Browne, Dallas; Patricia Butler, Dallas. Roiv two: Clela Caldwell, Sweetwater; Beverly Lou Campbell, Dallas; Carol Cone, Dallas; Barbara Cronk, Dallas; Hazel Deason, Henderson; Patricia Fisher, Dallas; Carol Flanders, Houston. Row three: Evelyn Fonville, Dallas; Ann Fuqua, Sweetwater; Mae Giddings, Baytown; Jane Gillespie, Dallas; Margaret Green, Dallas; Jeanne Gresham, Dallas; Sue Gresham, Dallas. Row four: Martha Louise Haughton, La Marque; Ann Heath, Dallas; Sally Henry, Dallas; Barbara Hilliard, Houston; Ann Hinton, Loving, New Mexico; •Carolyne Hopkins, Dallas. Denotes pledges. Page 192 Ro vi- one. ' Barbara Hoylman, Terrell; Teresa Hunsaker, Lubbock; Danetta Jennings, Lafayette, Colorado; Laurel Knorpp, Groom; Charlotte McAdams, Dallas; Jean Manning, Perryville, Missouri; Dorothy Matty, Wichita Falls. Roiu two: Patricia Mix, Albu- querque, Ne« Mexico; Dorothy Munster, Dallas; Pamela Parr, Alice; Barbara Payne, Hamburg, Iowa; Shirley Peterman, Dallas; Mary Ann Reep, Port Arthur; Barbara Routt, Dallas. Roiv three: Patricia Rowan, Dallas; Joann Rutherford, Freeport ; Carolyn Schlipf, Katy; Ruth Ann Schult, Elkhart, Indiana; Kathryn Smith, Bryan; Pat Spoor, Houston; Margaret Sutherland, McKinney. Rovi jour: Jeanne Truly, San Antonio; Ruth Ann V ' irtanen, Dallas; Shirley Walker, Snyder, Oklahoma; Arden Webb, Dallas; Ann Wedgeworth, Dallas; Patsy Westmoreland, Dallas; Arlene Wiemers, San Antonio. Not shoivii: Tommye Burns, Brady; Mildred Glass, Dallas; Joan Schneider, Dallas; Peggy ShuHield, Brady. Delta Zeta House Page 193 GAMMA PHI BETA OFFICERS President .MAR ORNIXG Vice President GRACE .MARSTON Secretary SHERRY ROYSTER Treasurer MARY JEAN SEE Mary Orning, President Row one: Janet Ballard, Dallas; Mary Elizabeth Barkley, Crockett; Barhara Bradshaw, Dallas; Arden Brodie, Dallas; Martha Ann Bynum, Stephenville; Norma Jean Carter, Houston; Carol Ceirco, Houston. Row two: Beverly Collier, Dallas; Dorothy Cook, Port Arthur; Betty Cooper, Roscoe ; Ann Cox, Sweetwater; Claribel Cox, Dallas; Judy Damhorst, Jefferson City, Missouri; ' Barbara Dur- rett, Dallas. Row three: Greta Espinosa, Dallas; Marie Fagan, Marshall; Mary Ellen Faust, Tyler; Mary June Gardner, Miami, Florida; Sara Gibson, Crockett; Norma Lee Goff, Monte Vista, Colorado; Gloria Gram, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Row four: Betty Jo Gross, Dallas; ' Barbara Hancock, Houston; Edwina Hart, Athens; Virginia Howell, Denver, Colorado; ' Elizabeth Huffhines, Dallas; La Jean Kaufman, Aransas Pass; ' Dolores Killion, Dallas. Denotes pledges. o o Page 194 f Q A C) -v o e a Ro=w one: Carol Kreer, Dallas; Marcia Krehl)iel, rolorado Springs, Colorado; Dorothy Jackson, Atlanta; Margaret Laiig, Cucro; •Doris McCarthy, Marshalltown, Io«a ; Betty McCulloch, Dallas; Grace Marston, Dallas. Rov; tivo: ' Frances Matthews, Aransas Pass; Sarah Anne Mims, Dallas; Billie Leigh Morgan, Shreveport, Louisiana; Betty Jo Murray, Crockett; Mary Orning, Nashville, Tennessee; Florence Park, San Saba; Elizabeth Pittman, Dallas. Ro v llirec: Helen Prince, Dallas; Gailya Reese, Dallas; Sherry Royster, Dallas; Carolyn Saunders, Winnsboro; Mary Jean See, Chrisman, Illinois; Virginia Shane, Dallas; Alice Ann Tidwell, Alice. Roms four: Sue Traylor, Dallas; ' Shirley Trippe, Abilene; June VVeatherford, Zacapu, Mexico; Sylvia Westfall, Dallas; ' Jo Ann Wilkes, Dallas; ' Barbara Wilkinson, Dallas; Sammie Williams, Dallas; Mary Louise Woolridge, Houston. Not shoivn: ' Hilda Hale, Dallas; ' Barbara Mullins, California; Kay ' eirling, Dallas. Gamma Phi Beta House Page 195 KAPPA ALPHA THETA OFFICERS President JO ANNE GILBERT Vice President PAT HARDISON Recording Secretary HELEN BUTTS Corresponding Secretary JOSIE SAMUELS Treasurer PAT ' OST Jo AxNE Gilbert, President Row one: Beverly Baker, Port Arthur; Mina Baker, Gallatin, Tennessee; Janet Beaven, St. Joseph, Missouri; Melanie Binford, Dallas; Betty Brannin, Dallas; Joan Brooks, Dallas; Patsy Bounds, Wortham ; Ginger Brown, McAllen; Ginny Buettner, Dallas. Row two: Helen Butts, San Augustine; Claudette Cain, Dallas; Barbara Campbell, Fargo, North Dakota; Betty Canon, Longview; Tally Card, Dallas; Barbara Carter, Dallas; Nita Carol Cervin, Dallas; Barbara Clayton, I.ovingtoii, New Mexico; Mary Alice Collins, Dallas. Row three: Marjorie Cone, Lubbock; Mary Pat Crowe, Dallas; Shirley Cunditf, Dallas; Ramona Curry, Plainview; Ann Day, Madisonville ; Carol Dietrich, McAllen; Mayme Diffey, Dallas; Jeannine Douthitt, Henrietta; .Marilyn Draper, Corpus Christi. Row four: Jean Dudley, Houston; Diane Duson, El Campo; M.Trtha Elliott, Hemphill; Barbara Erwin, Dallas; Clara Galt- ney, Corinth, Mississippi; Judy Gay, Beaumont; Nancy Gidley, Dallas; Jo Anne Gilbert, Dallas; Mary Grant, New Orleans, Louisi- ana. Row five: Carroll Grayson, Dallas; Glenda Haberle, Jacksonville; Ann Haley, Dallas; Sue Hall, Longview; Pat Hardison, Dallas; Suzanne Hawkey, Meadville, Pennsylvania; Mary Ann Hem, Dallas; Elizabeth Holden, Paris. Denotes pledges. B ' : ' ) Q • II f f • L ' ?_-T m !,■ Page 196 Roic one: Harriet Holland, Dallas; Rossele Holt, San Angelo; Madelyn Houston, Pleasanton; ' Joanne Jones, Tyler; Jane Knight, Wichita Falls; Betty Jane Lemmon, Atnarillo; Joan Lively, Dallas; ' Rosemary McCall, Nocona; Nell McGre ' , Rotan. Roiv Iwo: Marilyn McMahon, Puehlo, Colorado; Doris Mahaffey, Conroe; Pat Melick, Dallas; ' Barbara Melius, Los Angeles, California; Betty Moss, Odessa; ' Pat Mullarkey, Dallas; Nancy Nance, Kerrville; Carol O ' Brien, Dallas; Jerine Pace, Houston. Rotv three: Elaine Phillips, Dumas; Marilyn Post, San Antonio; Mary Lou Potvvin, Dallas; Ann Prideaux, Archer City; ' Frances Quinn, Odessa; Jane Ritch, San Antonio; Josie Samuels, San Antonio; Nancy Sellers, Dallas; June Shefelman, Seattle, Washington. Rotxi four: Fredna Sheppard, Dallas; ' Marilyn Soholt, Watertown, South Dakota; Joan Sousley, Webster Groves, Missouri; ' Marthella Steves, Bay City; Sara Stone, Nacogdoches; Jane Stripling, Big Springs; Diane Truett, Dallas; Ann Van Winkle, Dallas; ' Margaret Ann V ' aughan, Bay City. Roiv fi ' ve: Joyce Walker, St. Joseph, Missouri; ' Sue Wasson, Big Springs; Darlene White, Dallas; ' Jo Ann Whittle, Dallas; ' Ann Whorton, Sweetwater; Ann Yarborough, Dallas; Pat Yost, Dallas; ' Hildeg arde Zeiske, Bellville. Not shoivii: Norma Bedford, Dallas; V ' ermelle McCain, Dallas; ' Barbara Simpson, Dallas. rj ' ' T Kappa Alpha Theta House Page 197 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA OFFICERS President E ' EL X RA ZOR ice President RUTH AXX ROGERS Secretary MARY BLAIR Treasurer JOANNE CAVE Evelyn Ravzor, President Row one: Charlotte Acker, Jacksonville; Jane Allman, Dallas; Betty Anderson, Temple; Betty Andrews, Waxahachie; Christine Baird, Dallas; Rita Baird, Dallas; Mary Beall, Nacogdoches; Ida Bess Bennett; Dallas; Tish Bennett, Dallas. Roii- tico: Mary Ann Bennett, Dallas; Ann Bennington, Dallas; Carolyn Bethman, Dallas; Mary Blair, Belton; Frances Elizabeth Boger, Cleburne; Mar- garet Bond, Dallas; Nancy Brown, Dallas; Ann Buchanan, Temple; Nancy Buckley, Dallas. Roit; three: Frances Bucy, Brownwood; Joan Bush, Dallas; Mary Cargill, Louisville, Arkansas; Joanne Cave, Dallas; Phinea Chaney, Dallas; Nell Clarke, Houston; Anna Leslie Coolidge, Helena, Arkansas; Patsy Cox, Temple; Donna Davis, Crockett. Roit: four: Mary Louise Davis, Dallas; Ann Catto, Waco; Rosanne Dickson, Houston; Jean Dudley, Wichita Falls; Mary Duncan, Dallas; Barbara Dve, Webster Grove, Missouri; Sarah English, Dallas; Betty Essley, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Hope Evans, Dallas. Row jive: Patt Fenn, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Barbara Force, Dallas; Ann Glaspy, Ennis; Ann Hardin, Dallas; MiIdred Henderson, Lufkin; Barbara Hill, Dallas; Dorothy Hopkins, Denison; Beverly Hulen, Columbia, Missouri; Renvia .Anne Jernigan, Cuero. Denoles pledges. r, ' f St Ji -y «:. ' • 7 %25lii.i A f poc o a o o Page 198 i Ki iJIikk oit- one: Mary Oweii Jones, Houston; Janice Jordan, Dallas; Juily Kelley, Dallas; Kay Keoun, Marshall; Julia Kitchens, Texar- kana ; Marv Law son, New Orleans, Louisiana; Jov Carl Lee, England, Arkansas; Frances Lietemever, Dallas; Juliana Lofland, Rockwall. Ko=ti- feo; Alice Loughborough, Dallas; Mary Jo McCorkle, Dallas; Marty McDaniel, Dallas; ' Frances McDonald, Tem- ple; Doris Mackenzie, Dallas; Marilyn Mackenzie, Dallas; Mary Glen Madden, Dallas; Martha .NLinn, Wichita Falls; Marjorie Martin, Dallas. Roiv three: Lucile Mellinger, Houston; Joan Mings, Dallas; Carolyn Munday, Amarillo; ' Mildred Nettle, Dallas; Ann Nolte, Anahuac; Ruth Ann Rogers, Dallas; Suzanne Selecnnan, Glen view, Illinois; Joan Slaughter, San Angelo; Sara Smith, Tyler. Ro ' iv four: Sharon Smith, Dallas; Ruth Sowcll, Dallas; Ida Ruth Spradling, Carthage, Missouri; Willa Ann Stone, Hot Springs, Arkansas; (Jloria Swarts, Wichita Falls; Le Ann Taylor, New Orleans, Louisiana; Ann Thomas, Vernon; Ann Thompson Dallas; Shirley Timhes, Dallas. Ro five: Lynn Trimble, Greenville; Ann Wade, Hot Springs, Arkansas; Pat Walker, Dallas Beverly White, Dallas; Judith White, Ozona ; Virginia Williams, Sherman; Janice Workman, Dallas; Barbara Wray, Crockett Carolvn Wright, Dallas; Margaret Wright, Houston. Sol shoiin : Nancv Lamb, Denison; Evelvn Ravzor, Houston; Joanne Willis Dallas. ' Kapfia Ktif p i (.i uiini i Initsi -! ' i . , f-i . i W ' ■ ' M Page 199 PI BETA PHI OFFICERS Prwident ANNE MATTHEWS Vice President CHARLENE SULLIVAN Recording Secretar - ANN RANKIN Corresponding Secretary .... ANN MENDENHALL Treasurer NANCY SWINNEY Anne Matthews, President Row one: Betsy Allday, Shreveport, Louisiana; Adrieniie Andrews, Wichita Falls; Barbara Badt, Dallas; Nancv Baird, Winnetka, Illinois; Antoinette Barksdale, Ruston, Louisiana; Betty Barrett, Dallas; Marjorie Beck, Dallas; Dian Bennett, Crockett; Jov Brown, Dallas. Row two: Sally Carter, Atlanta; Barbara Bryant, Tyler; Nancy Burruss, Corpus Christi; Betty Butler, Dallas; Sally Car- ney, Atlanta; Sally Carroll, Houston; Phyllis Carter, Dallas; ' Barbara Caulfield, Dallas; Sue Channon, West Frankfort, Illinois. Row three: Barbara Clanton, Shreveport, Louisiana; Nancy Cole, Dallas; Diane Cook, Dallas; Carol Culberson, Pampa ; Connie Cureton, Dallas; Elaine Eastland, Corpus Christi; Kay Flippen, Dallas; Jane Froman, Dallas; Joan Gregory, Dallas. Row four: •Joanne Hagen, Houston; Pat Hammon, Paris; Mary Vanita Harlow, Longview ; Barbara Hartung, Houston; Carol Hensley, Artesia, New Mexico; Libby Herndon, Houston; Norma Higginbotham, Dallas; Marjorie Hightower, Dallas; Laura Hillhouse, Dallas. Row five: Ann Howard, Tyler; Mary Margaret Lackey, Dallas; Annellon Livingstone, Vichita Falls; Carolyn Longnecker, Dallas; Shir- ley McBride, Dallas; Tyke McFarland, Dallas; Bette Sue McKenzie, Dallas. ' Denotes pledges. O Page 200 Rirn: on,-: |ud Mc ' eigh, Fort Worth; Barbara Ka McW ' illiams, Del Rio; Ann Malcom, Abilene; Margaret Malitz, Dallas; •Mary Louise Martin, Denver, Colorado; Anne Matthews, Ranger; Ann Mendenhall, Dallas; Jeanne Moeur, Tempe, Arizona; Pat Moore, Dallas. Row tivo: Sue Ann Morgan, Atlanta, (Georgia; Marilyn Motley, McAllen ; Patsy Murphey, Dallas; Phyllis Murphey, Dallas; Cary Phillips, Louisville, Georgia; Betty Lu Pittman, El Dorado, Arkansas; Patsy Pittman, Corpus Christ! ; Lillie Pitts, Dal- las; Mary Poindexter, Dallas. Row three.- Connie Polhemus, Dallas; June Poteet, Kingsville; Helen Ann Prather, Atlanta, Georgia; Lou Pnithro, Dallas; Sue Puckhaber, Dallas; Ann Rankin, Abilene; Katherine Regester, Corsicana ; Sally Sample, Longview; •Sid- ney Ann Shumate, Dallas. Row four: Mary Selecman, Dallas; Gloria Slaughter, Dallas; Betty L. Smith, Dallas; Suzi Smith, Dallas; Flora StaflFord, Dallas; Charlene Sullivan, Dallas; Nancy Swinney, Santa Barbara, California; Harriet Thompson, Dallas; Anne Toole, Dallas. Row five: Sue Trammell, Houston; Pat Trimble, Corsicana; Elizabeth Van Buskirk, Midland; Martha Wallace, Dallas; Nancy Wilemon, Fort Worth; Joan Whitten, Dallas; Mary Ann Yates, Dallas; Katherine Young, Louisville, Kentucky. Not shown: Nancy Coke, Dallas; Sharon Ilussey, Dallas; Betty Jackson, Dallas; Ann Marie Laskey, Ruston, Louisiana; Nan Nash, Dallas; Gloria Dahl, Dallas; Charlene Smith, Memphis, Tennessee. Pi Beta Phi House Page 201 SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS President BOBBIE IRIS RICKARD Vice President JAYNE HODGE Secretary FLORENCE STOREY Treasurer WANDA MANESS Bobbie Iris Rickard, President Row one: Elizabeth Aldridge, Denton; Mary Joy Autrcy, Dallas; Joan Bailey, Dallas; Sue Bates, Dallas; Gaynelle Bosman, Dallas; •Shirley Brinkley, Dallas. Roiu tiuo: Marjorie Brown, Dallas; Cynthia Cargill, Dallas; Barbara Cowley, Dallas; Jan Davison, Dallas; Sandra Decker, Houston; Yvonne Emish, Dallas. Ro w three: Hazel Green, Dallas; Willene Grove, Wood River, Hlinois; Norma Lee Hale, Dallas; Zelma Hanson, Corsicana; Sybil Head, Clarendon; Eleanor Henderson, Dallas. Roi : four: Jayne Hodge, Ruston, Louisiana; Joan Hood, Miami, Florida; Barbara Hudson, Germantown, Tennessee; Charmaine Ireland, Dallas; Renna James, Ruston, Louisiana; Marilyn Jones, Dallas. ' Denotes pledges. Page 202 f O €) B f k 4 C; A «?l O Oort o-t4 ' one; ' Sara Kerr, Dallas; Judy Kinney, Dallas; Catherine Lansden, Oklahi)ma City, Oklahoma; Marion Love, Dallas; Ann Mc- Donald, Dallas; Wanda Maness, Longvicw. Roiu t=wo: Sue Manton, Dallas; Gloria Morris, Houston; Betty Ann Morrison, Thrnck- mnrtnn; Marion Murray, Dallas; Honey Naylor, Ruston, Louisiana; Mary Catherine Patterson, Houston. Roiu three: Betty Jo Pea- cock, Dallas; Mary Anne Pollan, Seagoville; Bobbie Iris Rickard, Dallas; Sylvia Shultz, Dallas; Joyce Spencer, Dalhart; Peggy Spies, Oarland. Roii: four: Florence Storey, Dallas; Lucia Sutton, Palestine; Sally Sutton, Laredo; Joan Turner, Dallas; Mary Louise ' aden, Dallas; Barbara Wall, Houston. Not shown: Barbara Ballard, Dallas; Liz Cowles, Chicago, Hlinois; Joan Folsom, Pallas; ' Peggy Johnson, El Dorado, Kansas; Betty Melton, Dallas; •Edith Ryscr, Dallas. Sigma ktippti House Page 203 ZETA TAU ALPHA OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . JO ANNA ROAX . . JULIE DIXON . DE LOIS WHITE BETTY JOYCE SCOTT Jo Anna Roan, President Row one: Loii Adams, Dallas; Agnes Bateman, Beevillc erly Berry, Fort ' o th; Ann Boring, Midland; Barbara ras, Shrevepurt, Louisiana; Iune Carter, Corpus Christi ; dock, Dallas; Marilyn Crawft.rd, McAllen. Row three: ' ens, Texarkana, Arkansas; Julia HixDn, Dallas; Sharon Row four: Jean Forsythe, I u tc■Il; Nancy Goff, Dallas; Elizabeth Hendrick, Shrevepurt, Louisiana; Terry Hoban, ana; Pat Holmes, Little Rock, Arkansas; Nancy Horrig Genie Jennings, Fort Worth; Bennette Johnson, Holly Dallas; Ann McCIain, Dallas; Lynette McClung, Kerens Denotes pledges. ; Mary Will Bateman, Beeville; Carolyn Bauernschmidt, Los Fresnos ; Bev- Bre«er, Dallas. Row two: Mildred Caldwell, Corpus Christi; Joan Cara- Laura Jean Cox, Corsicana ; Billie Craddock, San Antonio; ' Tanya Crad- Suzanne Cubberly, Houston; Johna Mary de St. Jeor, Sherman; Lynne Dick- Douglas, Houston; C51oria Dublin, Laredo; Billie Beth Fite, Wichita Falls. Carol Anne Hall, El Campo; ' Jean Harrison, Crossville, Tennessee; Mary Dallas ; Sissy Hobson, Odessa. Row jive: Peggy Holland, Minden, Louisi- ;an, Houston; Margaret Jane Jackson, Corsicana; Harriet Janeway, Dallas; Grove, Arkansas. Row six- Betsy June Latimer, Dallas; Peggy Latimer, ; Marlene McEntyre, McCiregor; Royce Raye McKee, Midland. r V f Page 204 O n ? 9 w t: Rov: one: Margaret McMurrav, Ennis; liuiv Mr(jtiilKn, ( nlK-c Mation; R.. r,n:u M.ii.-kc, M.tiiig..,; -NKriilith Maivhnll, Houston; Peggy Martin, Pallas; Joan . iatthe vs, Dallas; Bonnie Resler, El Paso. Roii: l o: Peggy Nichols, Meridian; Elizabeth Parker, Dallas; Susan Putnam, Dallas; Julie Ann Rankin, Corsicana ; Thelma Reagan, Washington, D. C. ; Mary Ann Rhine, Houston; Dolores Rice, Houston. Roii- three: Jo Anna Roan, Dallas; Pat Redgers, Dallas; ' Jacqueline Ronay, Dallas; Nancy Russell, Dallas; Pattie Schiwetz, Houston; ' Esther Marie Schroeder, ' ictoria ; Mary Jean Schulze, San Angelo, Roij: four: Shirley Seallather, San .Antonio; Betty Joyce Scott, Pampa; Sue Lue Smith, CJonzales; ' irginia Spain, Frederick, Oklahoma; ' Virginia Ann Staflford, Columbus; Joan Stroup, Pampa ; Doris Stewart, Dallas. Ro i: fii ' e: .Mary Thompson, Corsicana; Pamelia Ann Thornton, Houston; ' Marilee Tunnell, McKin- ney; Yvonne ' an Duzen, Dallas; ' Dorothy Wall, Dallas; ' irginia Ward, Dallas; Patricia Johnson, Taylor. Roii: six: ' Julie Watson, Shreveport, Louisiana; ' Lucille Wemple, Midland; De Lois White, . ' nahuac; Nancy ' hite. Mason; Pat White, Anahuac; ' Betty Wilson, Pampa; Cindy York, Houston; Patricia Young, Dallas. ot slwun: Lola Mann, Irving; Ann Polk, Corsicana; Margie White, El Dorado, .Arkansas. Zitii Tail Alphii llnuse Page 205 PHI SIGMA SIGMA President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS BERXICE COHN . FLORENCE ELAINE WOLFF . . . . ANITA O ' KRENT RUTH LEVINE Berxice Cohn, President Row one: Leah Alterman, San Antonio; Barbara Borin, Dallas; Bernice Cohn, Cuero; Bonnie Gordon, Houston; Ruth Gould, Dallas; Ruth Levinc, San Antonio; Shana Lobovitz, Duluth, Minnesota. Roit; two: Beatrice Marcus, Dallas; Anita O ' Krent, San Antonio; Jane Rutland, Dallas; Leona Silver, Chicago, Illinois; Ruth Stager, Passaic, Ne v Jersey; Joy Whilensky, Dallas; Florence Wolff, San Antonio. ■•! • ' ) I i A ife ■ i- e ) Page 206 Seated: Rickard, Roan, Brewer, Dickens, Sindt, Bush, Cnhn, Maclay, Wolff, O ' Krent, Slaughter. Standing: Hodge, Massengale, Thompson. CJilhcrt, O ' Brien, Snowden, Howsun, Barkley, Leftwich, Amyett, Flanders, Sone, Lackey. Jernigan. WOMEN ' S PANHELIENIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . . JOAN BUSH . BERN ICE COHN .MARGARET SIXDT LVNNE DICKENS Sponsor ELEANOR MACLAY Women ' s PanhcUenic is composed of two active members and one alumna of each sorority. The purpose of the organization is to promote friendship and cooperation amony the groups represented. ALPHA DELTA PI Mary Ann Thompson Lu.Ann Massengale CHI o. iec;a Jackie Snowden Doris Howson DELTA DELTA DELTA Beverly Sone .• nn Leftwich DELTA C;AMMA Ruliyin Slaughter Betty Jernigan DELTA ZETA Carol Flanders Betty . myett C;A. 1MA PHI BETA Mary Ortiing Mary Elizalieth Barkli ] IEMBERS KAPPA ALPHA THETA Jo. nn tiilbcrt Carol O ' Brien KAPPA KAPPA (JAMMA Evelyn Ray or Kay Keoun PHI SKJMA SIGMA Florence Wolff Anita O ' Krent PI BETA PHI . Knne .Matthews Mary .Margaret Lackey SKiMA KAPPA Bohhie Rickard Javne Hodge ZETA TAl ALPHA ■y Jo.- nna Roan Barbara Sue Brewer rage 207 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS President HILL OSRORN Vice President RICHARD MATTHIES Secretary ROBERT W. SMITH Treasurer DAVID FRANKFURT Sponsor DEAN WILLIS TATE MEMBERS Tim Austin (Jene Ferris Bill Lindlev Tavlor Rhodes Jim Bentz David Frankfurt Harrv Linn Bailev Simmons Kenneth Bercaw John Gealey Bill McElvanev Robert W. Smith James Bevans Bob Holland John Manlv Robb Stewart Norman Cohen Gunter Johnson Richard Matthies James Tubb Tom Crow Bobbv Sam Lee Bill Oshorn James Williams Bill Denning Warren Lee Don Reiser First roiv: Bercaw, Hodges, Smith, Manly, Bentz, Rhodes, Lee. Second ron.1-: Lee, Lindley, Herrick, Osborn, Matthies, Frankfurt, Smith, Falres. Third rniv: Linn, Hill. Reaser, Holland, Stark, Olson, Gealey, Mastersi.n, ( ' ..hen, Tnhh, Williams Page 208 BARRISTERS OFFICERS Lord Chief Baron DA ' ID HANLON Chief Baron RALPH FINCH Scrivenor WILLIAM SHAVER Master at Anns JAMES MITCHELL Sponsor A. J. THOMAS The Barristers comprise the top ranking honorary in the SMU School of Law. Members are elected on the basis of character, personality, scholastic achievement, past service and other qualities that enter into the making of a good and successful attorney. The Barristers honorary fraternity was organized on February 10, 1947. The membership stands constantly at fifteen with acancies filled each semester. Nol slwivn: James L. Mitchell. 1 Mortnn Hanlon Williai.i Shaver Ralph I i.i.l: Page 210 ai BiBsssBai BETA GAMMA SIGMA OFFICERS President .... PROFESSOR A. AV. FOSCUE, JR. Vice President . EMERITUS DEAN W.M. F. HAUHART Secretary PROFESSOR F. K. RADER Treasurer DEAN L. H. FLECK Beta Gamma Sigma is the scholarship society sponsored by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Upon nomination by the faculty, the Beta of Texas Chapter elects to membership seniors from the upper ten per cent and juniors from the upper two per cent of their respective classes, provided they have attained certain grade averages. F ' lection to Beta Gamir.a Sigma is as great an accomplishment for a student in Business Administration as the election to Phi Beta Kappa is for the Liberal Arts student. MEMBERS Sfnior year Robert Eugene Baskctt Simon Schwartz James . llen Campbell Ena Louise Shrader Wayne Martin Crow Haskell CJuess Simpson Jack William Hall William Arthur Smith Robert Clyde HolllnKsuort 1 Howard Spitzberg William F.arle Martin John Oliver Spring Dorothy .Ann Brown Jo . nn Weiss J urtior yrrir A. E. C oilier Clltirtrr Mcnihcrs Dean L. H. Fleck Emeritus Dean W. F. Hauhart Professor A. W. Foscuc, Jr. Professor F. K. Rader Page 211 BLUE KEY President ice President OFFICERS . . . BOB SMITH Secretary JIM BENTZ . . MARC MOORE Treasurer LEE PHILLIPS Sponsor DR. JESKEY k ' Hhi f . limHiiit nnujjConiK-i MEMBERS Jim Bentz Doug Conner Joe Douglas Bob Farrar Ciene (jadcl ' Morgan Garrett Jiin Harrah George Jackson Paul Mathews Marc Moore Bill Oshorn Lee Phillips Dick Post Lee Reiff Kyle Rote Bob Smith Ardis Vancleave Herbert Wales The purposes of Blue Key a re : 1. The belief in CJod will be perpetuated and intensified, the government of the L ' nited States will he supported and de- fended, and the estah- lisheil institutions of society and the prin- ciples of good citizen- ship will he pre- 3. Ail ambition feu- in- tellectual attainment and a desire to serve college and fellows will be fostered among students in institutions of higher learning; 3. Student problems mav be studied, stu- dent life may be en- riched, and the prog- ress and best interests of the institutions in which the organiza- tion is found may be stimulated and pro- moted. Lee Phillip: f Bill McElvaney Page 212 Artlis ' aiu ' lcave Herbert Wales CYCEN FJODR V ' ' A Knights, first roia: Art Baker, Bill Capps, Doug Conner, George Jackson, Bill McElvaney Si-coiiii rovi: Marc Moore, Kyle Rote, Lee Reiff, Ardis ' ancleave. S ' ol slioii;n: Bruce Clark OFFICERS President ARTHUR M. RAKER Vice President MARC MOORE Secretary BILL CAPPS Treasurer KYLE ROTE i serfs: Webber beall don goss frank green A l -T i U ' d o mickey Huffman george hurt frank mccdllum carl ream rfx winters jnbby vitt not shoivn: dale mdunt Page 213 hirsi rinv: Ken, M us, Siiult, Sellers, Oglesby, Polk, Blair. Serond niit:: Hill, Matthews, Rogers, Sone, Bishop, Wolff, Turner, Smith. Tliird roij;: Poteet, ATiderson, Boren, Orning, Jane va. , Rnlnick, Allman, Smith. Fourth rniv: Hodge, C ' nok, Carswell, Templetnn, Iliikkoii , Wade, Butts, Baker. KIRKOS OFFICERS President DOROTHY ' MA ' OGLESBY Vice Pre.sident BERNICE COHN Secretary MAR ' BLAIR Treasurer MARGARET SINDT Sponsor BONNIE FITZWATER The purpose of Kirkos is to rccogni .c outstanciing women leaders and to unite them in a conscious effort to strengthen the ties of friendship among the women students on the campus of Southern Methodist University. Mary Blair Jane Carswell Bernice Cohn Evelyn Dukkony Jayne Hodge Ann Kerr MEMBERS Marilyn Myers Dorothy May Oglesby Ann Polk June Poteet Jean Purnell Nancy Sellers Margaret Sindt Brabara Towner Jane Allman Sue Anderson Beverly Baker Marilyn Bishop Page 214 Bonnie Borei Helen Butts Diatie Cook Eleanor Hill PLEDGES Harriet Janewa ' Ann Matthews Mary Orning Ruth Ann Rogers Ruth Rolnick Mary Ann Smith Sharon Smith Beverly Sone Litrelle Templeton Caroleen Turner Ann Wade Florence Wolfe MORTAR BOARD OFFICKRS PiTsidfilt jAXF CARSWKLL Nice I ' lesii eiit MARIMX HISHOP S( ' cretar . . . . .MARTHA ANN ADAMSOX Treasurer NA.XCi ' SKLI.KRS Sponsors . .MISS MAUDE CLOWER, DR. E. j. FOSCl E, MRS. JAXE MANTOX Mortar Boanl is a national honorary tor senior women based on ser ice, scholarship, ami leailership. The scholarship on our c.-mpus is at present a B average. Those women who will lia e completed their junior year at the heiiinninLi; of the Fall term and who attended SMU at least three semesters are eliLrible. MEMBERS Martha . nn . ' damson Harriet Janeway June Poteet Marv .Ann Smith Marilyn Bishop . nn Manlv Nina Pruter Sharon Smith Jane Carswell Jo -Ann Morrison Ruth Rolnick Beverlv Sone Diane Cook .Vlarilvn Mvers Nancv Sellers Barbara Towner M ers, Manh, Pruter, C. I s,,iiil K 1 I im ( I ' te( t. Bishop, Janeway, Sone, Towner, Sellers, Smith. • ♦ • • « f t '  Page 215 PHI BETA KAPPA President . Vice President Secretary OFFICERS . DR. JAMES FARLEY CRONIN . . . . DR. niA HERRON DR. ARTHUR LEON HARDING Phi Beta Kappa is the nation ' s okiest and most exclusive honor society. To be eligible for election, a senior must be completing at least two years of residence at S.M.L ' ., be a candidate for the B.A. or B.S. degree, have three-fourths of his course credits in liberal studies, stanil in the highest ten percent of his graduating class, ha e an average of at least B-pius, and be of high character. A junior must, in addition, stand in the highest one per cent of his class. STUDENT MEMBERS Frances Adams Jane Carswell Cacy Ann Cole William Henry Collins Diane Frances Cook James W. Cronin Louise Marie Earle Doris Jane Echart Emanuel Ervvin Halpern James T. Jones, Jr. William M. Koger Robert Jefferson Macon Eleanor Maclay Patricia Ann Matiley Albert William Martin, Jr Keith Ivan Rabinowitz Wilbur L. Shackelford Barbara Towner Robert M. Yates Page 216 SIGMA TAU OKFICKRS President SOPl 1 IS A. ' IHOM PSO.N Vice Piesident . . . ( JKORCK R. HOLLARAU(]H Recording Secretary LEE T. E.MER ' Corresponding Secretary . LARR ' i ( I. DARCANGELO Treasurer CHARLES L. CAN FIELD Chapter Advisor . . PROFESSOR W. W. FINLAY Sigma Tail is a national honorary engineering fraternity. Members are selected from the upper third of the junior and senior classes on the basis of scholarship, practicability, and sociability. The fraternity is detlicated to serving engineering education and preserving the tiignit - o the engineering profession. Clifford Bell C. W. Bevier L. D. Cardwell Larry Darcangelo Jesse B. Drennan D. L. Dugan Lee T. Emerv R. V. Furlong Chas. Gravis, III J. B. Goza MEMBERS James W. Harris N. L. Headington George Hollabaugh J. E. Jean A. G. Kahn G. G. King, Jr. Curtis Wheat Lee D. Johnson D. O. Martin S. E. McAlpin E. J. Medley John A. Morrison Orville L. Pritchett Jack Shackelford Sophus A. Thompson Carl P. Wallace First roiv: Morrison, Hiillabaugh, Cantield, Thompson, Emery, Finlay, Darcangelo. Second row: Gravis, Wheat, Pritchett, Medley, Drennan, Johnson. Third rote: Matson, Harrison, Flath, Thompson, Shumaker. Fourth roiv: Besio, Harton, O ' Brien, Tatum, Lac , Savage, Biesele, Jr. Page 217 First row: Hayes, Robertson, O ' Connor, Palmer, Kinzer, Collins, McEIvaney, Wallof. Second roiv: Neal, Otstotr, Bevans, Post, Newton, Patterson, Lewis, Jackson, Hasse. Third roiv: Hale, Lewis. Martin, Nichols, Howard, Zivley, Fox, Squibb, Hutchins. ALPHA KAPPA PSI OFFICERS President KDDIE PALMER Vice President jIM KINZER Secretary LARR ROBERTSON Treasurer JLM O ' CONNOR Sponsor CLAY ANDERSON The purpose of Alpha Kappa Psi is to further the individual welfare of its members and to foster scien- tific research in the Hclds of commerce, finance and accounting as well as to educate the public to appreci- ate and demand higher ideals in those fields. Gilbert Avery James Bevans John Bradbury Jack Bvrd Bill Capps Bruce Collins R. M. Cozine Lindsay Fleck Bill Glazener George Gosman Bob Gwinn Connie Hale Louis Hayes C. M. Higginbotham MEMBERS John Higginbotham CJeorge Jackson Robert Johnsofi Jim Kinzer Louis Kuntz Harold Lewis Bob Manlv William Martin Bill McEIvaney Jim O ' Connor Gene Olson Eddie Palmer Allan Phillips C. W. Pratt Mickey Reily Bob Roach Sam Roberts Larry Robertson Charles Settle Frank Stone Webster Wallof Harry Bendorf Milton Cockerill Carroll Coker Walter Cook Page 218 Barclay Fox John Hasse William Howard L. J. Hutchins PLEDGES Jame s T. Johnson Russell Lewis Burnett Neal, Jr. Gene Newton John Otstott Harold Palmer William Patterson Vic Post R. M. Sedwick, Jr. John D. Squibb, Jr. John Taliaferro Walter Zivley ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA President Vice President Recording Secretar OFFICERS MARTHA COONROD Corresponding Secretary . SALLY SMITH FLORENCK WOLFF Treasurer Sponsor . . FOUNTA NAVLOR . . . MARIE FAGAN DEAN LIDE SPRA( ,OI S MEMBERS Margaret Ann Allisdn Nancy Baird Barbara Ann Ballard Janet Beaven Mildred Beck Dian Bennett Vivienne Boswell Diane Broiles Ann Brown Joan Bush Clela Caldwell Iva Marie Cameron Beverly Lou Camplull Mary Edith Chatfield Gretchen Cherry Carol Collins Martha Connrod Carol Jane Cotton Hazel Deason Rosanne Dickson Evelyn Dukkony Mar ' Duncan Pearl Dundon Mildred Carolyn Ellis Edna Marie Fagan Margaret Fiscr Dorothy Lee Fitch Sylvia Goidle Marion Goldman Marjorie Lee Hammond Charlotte Haroz Eleanor Hill Mary Owen Jones Kay Johnson Eleanor Joan Jordan Louise Kane Annellon Livingstone Shirlev Ann Lobdell Wanda Maness Beatrice Marcus Jo Ann Matthews Dorothy Messick Founta Naylor Claribel Nigro Joyce Nutting Peggy O ' Neal Mary Ellen Osborne Donna Jane O ' Stcen Pamela Parr Betty Jo Peacock Helen Prince Fredricka Rahm [ulia Ann Rankin Ann Rcvis Mary Ann Rhine Virginia Richie Carol Jean Rosaire Betty Jane Ruhland Janice Rushing Dolores Russell Pattie Schiwetz Barbara Screnar Roberta Smith Sallv Smith Ruth Sowell Carolyn Stark Doris Stewart Mary Jo X ' erner Harriet Aim Wade Sammie E. Williams Barbara Wilkie Florence Elaine Wolff Ann Yarborough Pat Yost Cindy Marie York Barbara Jean Youmans COLLEGIATE MEMBERS Rosemar Allred Mary Blair Elizabeth Bradshaw Marion Buchanan Betty Buchanan Bacon Jane Carswell Diane Cook Elaine Cowman Dorris Cross Doris Jane Echart Sarah English Rae Fooshee Marv Elizabeth Gano Virginia Hix Doris Jean Howson Emily Hutto Shirley Johnson Susan Jordan Ann Kerr Azelle Virginia Hamrick Alice Kidd ' irginia Ann Lowre ' Ann Manley Jo Ann Morrison Janet Ogan June Poteet Elizabeth Jean Puriiell Jereldine Raitt Martha Jane Rale Vanda Richey Sarawvnn Rickev Rosalind Riddle ' Ruth Rolnick Thelma Romotsky Marv Ann Smith Barbara Towner Maxine Turner ' irginia ' an Cleave Mablc Wilhite Bettv Williams Joy Whitmarsh First rtKv: Sowell, Stewart, Rankin, Naylor, O ' Neal, Smith, Coonrod, Fagan, Wolff, Smith, Bush, York, Youmans. Second rati;: Jones, Duncan, Chatfield, Allison, Goldman, Dundon, Kane, Ballard, Williams, Livingstone, Rhine, Schiwetz, Campbell, Deason, Broiles, Ellis. Third roi.L-: Stark, Yost, Caldwell, Peacock, Marcus, Revis, English, Haroz, Fitch, O ' Steen, Beck, Rushing, Cameron. Tnrdnn. Lobdell, rMitiiTi, Nutting, Collins. Page 219 First rozv: Benjamin, Kahn, Lowrey, Dixon, Frasco, Santuid, llaskins, West, Ward, Winn. Second roiv: Mallow, Wolff, Calhoun, Little, Taggart, Rojek, Schwalm, Denton, Johnson, Farrall, Palmer. Third row: Harrison, Kitchens, Welch, McDonald, Clark, Wilkinson, Smith, Deckel, Shannon, Logan, Headington, Dearing, Myers. Fourth row: Savage, LaLonde, Martin, Drennan, Buehrle, Cox, Ford, Ashford, Martin, Tatum, Holt, ' razel, Biesele. Joint Student Branch of American Institute of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Radio Engineers OFFICERS President . . . . F. HOWELL HARRISON, JR. r EDWARD J. LEIXFELDER Vice Fresidents: CLAYTON D. BUEHRLE Secretary AIEE . . . WILLIAM C. STROUP, JR. Secretary IRE .... DELBERT E. HASKINS Treasurer JAAIES V. SHANNON Sponsor AIEE F. V. TATUM Sponsor IRE E. J. O ' BRIEN Jack M. . shford Alfred M. Benjamin William E. Blades, Jr. Clayton D. Buehrle Herbert N. F. Calhoun William A. Clancy, Jr. Raymond N. Clark John B. Cox WilliamE. Cutter, Jr. Larry G. Darcangelo Morton Dearing Victor S. Decker Benjamin J. Denton James O. Dixon Jesse B. Drennan Lee T. Emery Page 220 BillR. Farrall Jarvis W. Ford William Y. Frasco |ohn D. Garretson Robert D. Gattis Dclbert E. Haskins James W. Harris F. Howell Harrison, Jr. Norman L. Headington Kenneth W. Heizer Ronald C. Herrick Ivan D. Holt Morris Holt Weldon R. Hosek Garv Johnson A. Gordon Kahn MEMBERS Kenneth Ketchersid Lee Kitchens George B. LaLonde Larry Lebanoff Edward J. Lcinfelder Fred T. Little Jimmie Logan Robert H. Lowrey, Jr. Silvan E. McAlpin I. F. McCov Earl D. McDonnUl Jack E. McLaughlin Ramon D. Mallow Noel B. Marchbanks, J Archie F. Martin David O. Martin Ira W. Martin, Jr. E. J. Medley Jackson O. Merritt, Jr. Jack Mincy John Myers David L. Palmer, Jr. Ravmond M. Peacock, Jr. Harold V.Ratliff, Ir. Thaddeus J. Rojek Alfred L. Sanford Carl M. Schwalm James V. Shannon lames Hilton Sharp Dwain D. Short David Edison Smith James E. Smith Pete Stefkovits John R. Stewart William C. Stroup, Jr. lames N. Taggart William H. Ward .Albert B. Welch HarlevB. West, Jr. Curtis R. Wheat Clarence M. Whitlock, Jr. Ira O. Whittenberg, Jr. Lee E. Wilkinson James K. Willis Jack F. Winn Elmer A. Wolff Charles N. Vrazel AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICKRS President jAMKS D. HOUCHKR Vice President jA.MES R. PADC.ITT Secretary E. A. KITZGF:RALD Treasurer ROBERT W. .MILLER Sponsor . . PROFESSOR SOPHUS THOMPSON MEMBERS J.F.Bauer I. H.Drake, Jr. L. D. lohnson I. A. Matetich J. H. Behrens j. B. Dupuv L.B. Jones j. B. Mr.ncrief H. E. Bradshaw E. W. Ellisor.Jr. M. G. Jordan E. E. Moore C. R. Butler J. O. Engle N. L. Kellev W. V. Phillips H. Butler C. S. Frazier V. H. Kramer W. E. Pirtle C. Callawav G. E. Harper D. E. Kretzer J. Reames J. Cruz W. L. Harper J. LaRoe R. Rivas L. K. Davis 0. D. Hawlev R. H.Lasater y. R. Scott H. L. DeFord C.H.Hill W. H. Lawson b. S. Shiro L. B. Bevennv G. R. Hollabaugh L. J. Levitt E. R. Simmons G. F. Dolan B. V. James D. Lucas C. 0. Lumpkin F. M. Simmons J. L. Tanner J. T. Tanner S. A. Thompson H. K. Todee V. F. leckert R. N. Wagnon V. R. Weaver B. E. Weher L. R. ' eldon R. D. W ' ilrov f. C. ' right First rov;: Miller, Padgitt, Thompson, Boucher, Simmons, Behrens, Rivas, Triable. Second roiv: Levitt, Tanner, Fitzgerald, Ellisor, Matetich, Wagnon, Johnson. Third roiv: Tanner, Butler, Mims, Phillips, Wilroy, O ' Neill, Moncrief. Fourth ir,-.i-: a er. ' orthint:ton. Hill, Davis, Thompson, Harper, Hollabaugh. Page 221 First row: Harkey, Canavespe, Marr, Karnavas, Stevenson, Dale, Cunningham, Arnold, Ahrens. Second row: Pierce, Bozeman, McMullin, Bevier, White, Cantrell, Cardwell, Gravis, Alderson. Third row: Sassi, Hodges, Lee, Parr, Harvey, Kendrick, Germany, Holford. Fourth row: Weiss, McVay, Roach, Lockett, King. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS President DALE CUNMXGHAAI Vice President FRANK STEVENSON Secretary CHARLES CANFIELD Treasurer JAMES DALE Sponsor JACK HARKEY The purpose of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to broatlen the student ' s acquaintance with the practical side of mechanical engineering, and to enable the student to establish a fraternal contact with his fellow students in engineering, as well as to meet graduate engineers engaged in the active practice of mechanical engineering. MEMBERS R. L. Ahrens L. D. Cardwell Jack Harkey D. E. Lee Harrv Pierce C. 0. Alderson Dale Cunningh im Richard Harty Jack Lockett R. D. Roach John Anderson James Dale Frank Harvey H. L. McMullin William Sassi James Arnold Leon Dugan J. P. Hodges John McVay James Self Bob Barnett J. M. Germany Duane Holford Jack Mace James Skidmore Charles Bevier Bruce Gilbert E. C. Karnavas Thomas Madden Frank Stevenson C. J. Bozeman J. B. Goza Bill Kendrick Rav Marr Kurt Weiss J. A. Canavespe Charles Gravis III Carl King Chris Parr Robert White n. R. Cantrell John Zoholander Page 222 ARKANSAS CLUB OKFICKRS President ANNA DANUSER V ' ice President ANN WADK Secretary ROIJKRT SIMPSON Treasurer HABS CARGILL Sponsor .... .MRS. .MARCARKT SHEETS Sponsor MR. FRED GANTT The Arkansas Club jM-oniotcs tricndship anioiiLi stialciits on the SMU campus who are from Arkansas. Any person who is a nati e of Arkansas may become a member. Rule Beasley Ernest Beatty Gene Braughton Clarice Brvant Babs Cargill Jov CarlLee Bill Connell Paul Cooks Anna Coolidge Howard Cox William Cox Pryor Cruce Anna Danuser Lynne Dickens ' orth Gibson Jack Good Buck Goodin Marjorie Hammond Tom Hickev MEMBERS Eleanor Hill Barbara Hilliard Dolly Huff Bennette Johnson Walter Johnson Russell Kemp Betty Jane McClellan Jody McKennon Dewena Maddux Marv Mitchell Nancy Paschal Gary Pittman Joan Powledge Sid Rucker Janice Rushing Leonora Scales Cindy Shaw Skippy Shyrock Robert Simpson Bettv Martin Smith Darrell Smith Dekker Smith J.K.Smith Woody Smith Willa Ann Stone Jean Taggart Nancy Tuggle Ann Wade Annette Whistle First rote: Maddux, McKennon, Paschal, Smith, Danuser, Rucker, Wade, Beasley, Hammond. Second rov:: Holmes, Stone, Cargill, Hill, Smith, Shyrock, Cruce, Taggart, Gantt, McClellan, Hickey. Third rati.-: CarlLee, Huff, Connell, Tugele, Scales, Mitchell, Johnson, Hilliard, Whistle, Cox, Smith, Smith, Kemp, Shaw, Cioodin, Beatty. Page 223 I ' lrst roiv: Yost, Carter, Manley, Windham, Gibson, Kane. Second row: Nance, Smith, Jones, Saunders, Smith. Third roiu: Carmichael, O ' Neal, Fagan, Hall, Thompson, Liebcs, Buchanan, Asiz. h ' inirlli raiv: Abbott, Baer, Hall, Adamson, Towns, Hillhouse, Carsweli, Davis. ' ; ( roit;: Kelly, Morrow, Faxon, Collins, Adams, Johnson, Naylor. BETA KAPPA GAMMA President Vice President . Secretarj -Treasu rer Sponsors OFFICERS . . BILLY MACK ABBOTT . . MRS. CACY ANN COLE . . . . TERESA TOWNS MRS. G. B. NANCE DEAN SMITH { Beta Kappa Gamma ' as organized to promote the study of Compa ati ■e Literature. Billy Mack Abbott Mack C. Adams Martha Adamson Vivian Brady Helen E. Carmichae Jane Carswell Cacy Ann Cole J. Wayne Conner Shirley Ann Davis Marie Fagan John Faxon MEMBERS Clara L. Frieze MarvNell Hall Z. Bruce Hall Mrs. Bertah Harvin Laura Hillhouse Walter Hofheinz Janice Jordan Louise Kane Joan Liebes Ann Manlev Jounta Naylor Nancy Hilda Ripley David B. Saunders Ann Thompson Teresa Towns Muriel Windham Henry Baer Marian Buchanan Jack Cannon Elizabeth Ann Carter Page 224 Gretchen Cherrv Carol Collins William Collins Margaret Crabtree Frank Denton PLEDCjES Phvllis Greene Do ' rothy Gibson Alma Joan High John Johnson John Kelly Ann McDonald John D. Morrow Peggv O ' Neal June Poteet William Sterling Robert Hyer Thomas Susan Thompson Diane Truett Pat Yost DEITA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS President KOHF.RT M. ATFS Vice President RODGER HARNETT Secretary HENRI ' BAER Treasurer JOE DILLARD Sponsor T. HERBERT ETZLER The purpose of Delta Phi Alpha is to promote the study ol ' the German hiiii iiaiie, literature, and civiliza- tion, and to foster a s ' mpathetic appreciation of German culture. MEMBERS Henry Baer Joe Dillard Jesse D. Mixon Rodger Barnett DeWitt Dunaway Mrs. Solomon George E. Barta Richard Earnhart Terry White First ro u;: Etzler, Jett, Solomon, Jordan, Yates. Second row: Dillard, Earnhart, Barta, White, Mixon, Baer, Dunawav. H Ml,.. : V- ' ' J, Page 225 First row: Rouiuitree, Lee, Clayton, Liiulsley, Wondul. Second roiv: Letlieri, Peak, Snmmers, Young, Hampt( n. Third row: Eason, LeClercq, Ferguson, Davis, Wehb. Fourlli row: North, Piraino, Dunham, Carriker. Fifth row: Fazio, Auford, Hughes, Wilson. DELTA SIGMA PI OFFICERS President ROBERT B. CLAYTON Vice President WARREN LEE Secretary DUDLEY ' ROUNDTREE Treasurer JOHN WOODUL Sponsor HARMON L. VATKINS The purpose of this business fraternity is to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage schol- arship and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher stand- ard ol commercial cdiics and culture and the ci ic and commercial welfar e of tiie communitv. John Alford Bob Clayton Wayne Conner Roby J. Cyphers Frank Fazio Dick Halliday Robert Henslee Bob Holland Henry Jordan MEMBERS Ralph Lettieri Joseph Lindsley Dick Merryman Preston A. Peak Edward F. Puckhaber Trent C. Root James D. Roundtree Ciiiirad J. Sommers Gordon E. Speake Watson Tellman Harmon L. Watkins John Woodul Harold M. Young Charles R. Boone Fred Carriker Howard W. Dunham Page 226 Joseph E. Eason, Jr. ( ierald Ferguson David H. Hampton PLEDGES Stephen D. Hughes Robert R. Leclercq Jerry McNevin Richard U. North Emil S. Piraino George Sanderson James D. Webb Albert E. Wilson, Jr. Frank A. Young DEITA THETA PHI OFFICKRS Dean ROHKRT A. CAPERS ' irt- Dean ROl KRT L. WILLIAMS Clerk of the Rolls . . . JAAIF.S T. DICKKRSON Tribune DALE A. WILLIAMS Chancellor of the Exehequer . THEODORE F. LONG Master of Ritual .... ROBERT L. WRIGHT Railiii- JAMES L. MITCHELL Delta Theta Phi is inailable to tiiose stiideiits ho meet certain prescribed scholastic reiiiiirements and who meet the requirements of the National Senate and the present local chapter. The organization strives to unite congenial students of law, to promote scholarship and to provide beneficial contact between stu- dents aiul their future profession. Richard E. Batson Melvin Bruck Billv Joe Butcher Robert S. Capers Walter Cober A. E. Collier H. D. Cornelius Wallace Keith Cox John R. Culver Denny Deere James T. Dickerson Tom Dilworth Harry Dougherty Calvin W. Holder MEMBERS Ralph E. Finch Herman Garland George E. (iriffin Morton J. Hanlon Robert Hendricks Thomas G. Kenyoi Loncy L. Leake PLEDGES Henrv B. Porter Lawrence F. Ley Theodore F. Long James L. Mitchell Chester Oehler Frank P. Perretta W. H. Price Charles Redman Melvin R. Stidham Roland Scales Lonzo L. Stack Joseph Tamasv Dale.X. Williams Robert L. Williams Robert L. Wright First row: Price, Batson, Collier, Hanlan, Stidham, Dillworth, Finch, Butcher. Second row. Porter, Mitchell, Dickerson, Capers, Williams, Long, Williams. Third row: Deere, Dougherty, Holder, Bruck, Kenvon, Oehler, Perretta, Culver, Wright, Cox, Stack, Hendricks, Cornelius ijl --4il : Page 227 First row: Kenyon, Dickersmi, Peretta, Kincaid, Day, Wise, Mittelman, Shaver, Moore, Wall. Second roiv: Oehler, Carr, Caldwell, Rain, Alexander, Dirksmeyer, Tamasy. FREE LEGAL AID CLINIC OFFICERS Student Chief Counsel C. A. OEHLER Faculty Director . . PROFESSOR TALBOT RAIN The Free Legal Aid Clinic provides legal counsel and assistance lor all members of the community who are unable, because of economic circumstances, to employ counsel; and practical training and instruction for students of the senior law class. Weslev W. Alexander Robert Caldwell Millard F. Carr James E. Day Anton C. Dirksmeyer James T. Dickerson iMEMBERS Robert Hendricks Tom Kenyon John W. Kincaid Loncy L. Leake John A. McFarland Kenneth C. Mittelman Edwin M. Moore C. A. Oehler Frank Perretta William R. Sha Joseph Tamasv irvin Wall Henrv E. Wise Page 228 GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY President . X ' ice President Secretary-Treasurci Sponsor . OFFICF.RS . . HFRHKRT RORERTSOX . . ROBERT HROADBEXT . . ELIZABETH BRACDOX . . DR. EDWEX J. FOSCUE The purpose of the Geographic Society is to promote and hirther interest in all phases of geography and to bring into closer association am.! iimlerstanding those persons aftecteil b the common interests of geog- raphy. MEMBERS Elizabeth Bragdon Robert Broadbent Milton Colley Sara Hulsey Ann Kerr Eleanor Maclay Jack Xorton PLEDGES Barbara Ballard Veikko Ketola Joe McElroy William Reid Richard Ray Herbert Robertson Bill Sparkman Carol Rosaire William Wacker Standing: Kerr, Bragdon, Ketola, Colley, McElroy, Robertson. SeattJ: Xorton, Hulsey, Broadbent, Ballard. ■ ' age 229 First row: Sindt, Meredith, Elliott, Nimmo, Clark, Rogers, Johnson, McConnell, Tolbirt, Bishop. Second row: Goforth, Shelton, Brown, Johnson, Sellers, Paschal, McAdams, Lust, Parr. Third row: Snowden, Cargill, Janeway, Martin, Wooldridge, Ford, Williams, Jarvis, Hoban, Miller, Dickens, Pollan. IOTA EPSIION OFFICERS President BABS CARGILL Vice President .... BENNETTE JOHNSON •Secretary MARILYN LUST Treasurer DIANE GOFORTH Sponsor ELEANOR WILLIAIMS The purpose of this organization is to foster interest in home economics. Iota Epsilon is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. MEMBERS Marilyn Bishop Babs Cargill Betty Clark Lynne Dickens Diane Goforth Betty Huffhines Harriet Janeway Bennette Johnson Betty Jane Lemmon Marion Love Marilyn J. Lust Peggy Martin La Juan McAdams Virginia Miller Jo Ann Mize Ruth Ann Rogers Josie Samuels Nancy Sellers Mary Evelyn Shelton Betty L. Smith Virginia Ward Fran Willingham Page 230 KAPPA PHI KAPPA OFFICKRS r ' n ' sidint ALLAN C;. CANNON Vice Presuient . . . WALLACE RICHARDSON Secretary HERMAN M. COLLINS Treasurer DWANE RISSELL Sponsors .... DR. MAILED ' . DR. HOSKINS The men ' s cilucation I ratcrnitx brinies into I ' ratcrnul association men who arc Lnulcr|j,rackiatcs, graduates, teachers ami processors in the tield of education. Frank Adams Roach V. Allen Ben W. Apple Wayne Allison Troy Argenbright Rav Baxlev SamR. Blake Richard Broach Bill Broun George Bushong Allan Cannon Terence G. Clark Herman Collins Steve Castleberrv C. R. Couch John Davis Allan Dial Bovce Farrar William W. Flatt Raymond Ford Richard Fox George Foster James Franklin Harold A. Gilbert Clint Graves Joseph A. (iuthrie MEMBERS Glen C. Hoskins Melvin Howe Jack Hunter Arlington Judefind A. P. Joyner Herbert Junker Allan Lindquist James Mailey Emmet Maus Richard McCook Ralph Meyer Lloyd Messersmith Lewis E. Moore Paul Morell Sam Orenbaun Percy Penn Charles Pillsbury Benjamin F. Purdv Edward Puvau Robert E. Renz Jack Renz Wallace Richardson Raymond H. Rockholt Robert J. Robinson Dwane Russell Harrold L. Salmon Francis Seifert Charles Smith William G. A. Stevenson Paul R. Stone Jack Strauss Willis Tate Ray Tatum Charles Temple Fred R. Thompson Paul Tiemann Oscar Tullos Edward M. Vodicka Frank L. Williams Charles L. Wisseman First row: McCook, Fox, Allison, Couch, Gieb, Hoskins. Second roiu: Lindquist, Brown, Russell, Wisseman, Cannon. Third roiv: Guthrie, Richardson, Argenbright, Watt-, (ottt- Page 231 First roiu: Mudisett, Barham, Sandler, Slaughter. Second roiu: Walker, Cherry, Beck, Oughton, Smith, Smith, Collins. Third roiu: Meade, Shelton, Rhine, Livingston, Moore, Lang, Walker. MU PHI EPSIION President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor . OFFICERS . . . AIAR ANN SAIITH . ALICE NELL OUGHTON GRETCHEN CHERRY AIARTHA jO SMITH . . . . CAROL COLLINS AIRS. RUTH NORTON MEADE . MRS. LILBURNE WALKER { Mu Phi Epsilon Is a national music sorority in the professional held, having as its purpose the recognition of scholarship and musicianship, and the promotion of friendshi[i w ithin its sisterhood. Mildred Beck Gretchen Cher Carol Collins MEMBERS Ruth Norton Meade Patsv M. Norvell Pegg - O ' Neal Alice Nell Oughton Virginia Richie Martha Jo Smith Marv Ann Smith Page 232 Ladelle Barham Kathrjn Greenwood Mrs. H. C. Henderson Pat Lang PLEDGES Aniiellon Livingston Katherine Modisett Mary E. Moore Sara Lou Moore Imogene North Donna O ' Steen Mary Ann Rhine Zelda Sandler Dorothy Shelton Rubylin Slaughter Dorothv Weaver S. M. U. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Picsitleiit ' k c ' President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor BILL ISENHERGER . DAN FAULKNER .ALARGARET GREEN DAN FAULKNER DR. A. Q. SARTAIN The Personnel Association encourages respect for and adherence to professional standards in the study and practice of personnel management and promotes closer relations hetwcen husiness and industry and the students of personnel management. MEMBERS CJordon Adams Walter Earlv Inez Hunter . ' rjeh B. Levy Bettv Andrews Dan Faulkner Bill Isenberger Virginia Nance Dnn Canuteson Margaret C5reen Ted N. Jones William H. Reed Charles L. Carroll Jim Green Roland Krueger James Sladek John A. Cook Elizabeth Hnrtman Everette J. Latiolais Wavne Smith George Dubis H. L. Wiggins First ro-zi-: Isenberger, Andrews, Green, Early Second row: Green, Sartain, Levy, Krueger. Page 233 Fust roiv: Lloyd, Osborn, Ellis, Carlton, Blanchard, Wall, Kostos, Carr, Vermillion. Second row: Johnson, Scheffey, Day, Allen, Cowan, Woods, Wylie, Kincaid, McGIoin, Fisher, Lovell, Smith, Hatridge, Krol. Third row: Britton, Alexander, Sharko, Nance, Jordon, Adams, Rector, Wise, Caldwell, Watson, Hill, Wales, Shaver, White, Kinzer. PHI ALPHA DELTA OFFICERS Justice IRVIN WALL Vice Justice ROBERT CALDWELL Clerk GILBERT J. McGLOIN Treasurer WILLIAM B. ELLIS Sponsors . . A. J. THO.MAS, JR., JACK RIEHM The purpose of Phi Alpha Delta is to promote fraternal association among law students, to disseminate information of professional interest and to pro -ide beneficial contact between students and their future profession. Paul S. Adams Wesley W. Alexander Ira L. Allen William R.Allen Horace J. Blanchard Raymond L. Britton Howard L. Busbv Robert Caldwell Dean Carlton Millard F. Carr Robert J. Cowan James E. Day William L.Ellis MEMBERS Irvin C. Hatridge David A. Johnson Jerry Jordon James Kinzer Theodore M. Kostos Charles T. Krol Bob Lloyd James R. Lovell John E. May Gilbert J. McGloin William B. Nance Harold C. Rector William Shaver Jacob F. Vermillion Irvin Wall Horace B. Watson Arthur F. White Henry E. Wise Richard S. Woods Kenneth Bercaw Shelton W. Booth Marion E. Criswell Billy A. Davis William Johnson Davis John G. Farmer James E. Fisher PLEDGES Dwight E.Hill John C. Hood Paul Keel John W. Kincaid, Jr. William Osborn Merl H. Scheffey Michael Sharko Robert W. Smith Herbert Wales Billy G. Wylie Page 234 J PHI ALPHA THETA OFFICERS President CLAIR R. GOR.M.AX Vice President .MARION F. COOPKR Secretary AVILLIS R. GLOVER, JR. Treasurer WILLIS B. (U.OVER. JR. Sponsor .... DR. HERBERT GA.MBRELL Phi Alpha Thcta is the National History Honorary Fraternity. Wayne A. Alvord Francis E. Ballard Mr . John Beaty Paul F. Boiler, Jr. William Brown : ie: ibers Alta Jeanne Drake Herbert Gambrell Robert Goodloe Margaret Harrison Eloise Hearon John T. Johnson Earl Labor t ' mphrey Lee Julia Aden McQuillen Stewart Irvin Oost Robert S. Pool Frederick D. Smith U ' . « ' . Sweet H. A. Trexler William John Wacker First roii-: Oost, Smith, Drake, Beaty, Boiler. SftonJ roii ' : Gorman, Glover, Ballard, Gatiibrell, . Ivord, Cooper, Trexler. Page 235 J- II si «.if; S .-.in , an C Second lov.-: Andrews, Purnell, Elliott. PHI CHI THETA OFFICERS President . . . . IRGINIA VAN CLEAVE Vice President . . . . MARTHA JO STROUD Secretary MARILYN SEARCH ' Treasurer . . . . . PATRICIA ELLIOTT Sponsor . . . . MRS. VIRGINIA B. LONG Phi Chi Theta promotes the caus e of higher business education and training for all women, fosters high ideals for women in business careers, encourages fraternity and cooperation among women preparing for such careers and stimulates the spirit of sacrifice and unsellish de ' otion to the attainment of such ends. Patricia Elliott Jean Purnell MEMBERS Marilyn Searcv Martha Jo Stroud Virginia Van Cleave Betty Andrews Julianne Carroll Marianne Carroll Patricia Cozby Georgeann Fenley Jaquelyn Fisher PLEDGES Karen Ann Frickstad Margaret Green Wanda Maness Betty Jean McCain Nan Nash Ann Rikard Margaret Jane Tims Jodie Verner Claire Wilkin Page 236 PHI ETA SIGMA OFI ' ICKRS President (iKORClK lOOSHEE Vice Pi-esiilnu JOHN MORROW Secretary NORMAN VICKKRS Treasurer (;()RDON HOSFORD Sponsor DR. KDWIN D. MOIZON Phi Eta Sigma was toundcd tci promote a higher staiuhird of Icaniiny aiul to encourage high scholastic attainment among the freshmen in this institution of iii her leaiMiln -. Henry Baer Rule Beasley Ernest Beatty John Beckham Harvey Bradshav Joe Brooks Charles Canfield Jack Cannon Robert Clements James Cronin Billy DeShazo Richard Earnhart Paul Ellenhurg John Faxon J. Lynn Ferguson William Fleener George Fooshee Charles Bicklev Foster MEMBERS Burr Furlong Robert (lentry Donald Hilberg Billy Clyde Hooker Gordon Hosford John Kelly John LaPrade Albert Martin Richard Mlinar Edward C. Moore John Morrow James Pace Hugh Parchman Robert Rectr)r Bill Rippey Kenneth Smith Ernest E. Specks Joe Stalcup Robert H. Thomas Richard Vann Xnrman Vickers Walter Watson Brad Webster DickWilke David Wilson Samuel T. Worthington Larry Wrightsman Henry Yeager First roiv: Clements, Hilberg, Wilson, Morrow, Fooshee, Hosford, Watson, Furlong. Second roiv: Rector, Hooker, LaPrade, Bradshaw, Beasley, Thomas, Kelly, Yeager, Beckham. Third roiv: Vann, Moore, Gentry, Beatty, Earnhart, Cannon, ' ickers, Wrightsman, Baer, Faxon, Labor. Page 237 yirst row: Kane, Cook, Mosher, McDaiiiel, Manley, O ' Brien. Second row: Barrier, Webb, Earnhart, Rickey, Mosher, Hamman. PI DELTA PHI OFFICERS President MARTHA McDANIEL Vice President CAROL O ' BRIEN Secretary DIANE COOK Treasurer PAT MOSHER Sponsor MRS. FRANK MOSHER The purpose of the French honorary is to present to advanced French students the opportunity to increase their knowledge of the French language and customs outside the classroom. MEMBERS Beverly Baker Doris M. Davis Martha McDaniel Marjorie Brovvi Mary Grant Carol O ' Brien Diane Cook Ann Manley T. K. Webb Pat Mosher PLEDGES Loree Adams Robert Corneil Pat Hamman Ruth Barrier Robert Earnhart Louis Kane Frances Bucy Nick Vafiadis Page 238 PI LAMBDA THETA OFFICKRS President MARY ANN SMITH Vice PiesiJent .... RUBYLIN SLAUGHTER Secretary CAROLYN RHODES Treasurer ANN KERR Sponsor . MRS. DOROTHY KENDALL BRACKEN The purpose of Pi Lambda Theta is to foster a high stamhird of scholarship ami professional training, to encourage graduate work, to stimulate research in the field of education and to promote a spirit of fel- lowship among women in the teaching profession. MEMBERS Mrs. Dorothy K. Br.icken Mrs. Norma Jean Cook Louise Donnellv Mrs. Kathleen C. Ellis Margaret Anne Enochs Dorothv Gibson Mrs. Margaret Mead Gilbert Margaret CJlanville Barbara Greengrass Ann Haley- Mrs. Helen Haseltine Mrs. Iiulv leffres Mrs. Lovs Jones Ethyl Jordon Ann Kerr Joan Mecklenburg Peggy O ' Neal Mrs. Itasca S. Perkinson June Poteet Martha Raley Carolyn Rhodes Sidna Schmid Mrs. Margaret Gill Sheets Rubylin Slaughter Mary Ann Smith First rota: Kerr, Rhodes, Slaughter, Smith. Second roiv: Jones, Greengrass, Hale} ' , Cook, Bracken. Page 239 First roiu: Thomason, Hahn, Ju5.ticc, Schultz, Boreii, Cammack. Second row: Dr. Grimes, Pock, Gentry, Wilson, Sipler, Richardson, Pitzer. Third roiv: Albrecht, Hofheinz, Olsen, Friediick, Phillips, Howard, Campbell. PRE-THEOlOGICAl ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President CHARLES HAHN ,,.,,., r WALTER HOFHEL Z ' ' ■ ' ' ™ { HAROLD PERDUE Secretary JEAN CAALVLACK Treasurer TERRY THO: [ASON Sponsor DR. HOWARD GRIMES The Pre-Theologlcal Association is an organization of stinlcnts who are interested in the service of tlie church as a full-time vocation. The group includes people whose interests lie in the ministry, Christian education and missions. The organization is a means by which students who are planning to enter similar vocations can meet together to build bonds of friendship. MEAIBERS KenyoM .Mlirecht, Jr. Bob Desmond Charles Hahn (ierald Meeks LeeReiff Carolyn Baur Doyle Duncan Bruce Hall Virgil Olson Charles Richards Laurence Beyar Leighton Farrell Walter Hofheinz Jim Pace Shirlev Schultz Bonnie Boren Bill Fleener Peggv Holland Guv Patterson Dale Sipler Diane Broiles Joe Fort Kenneth Howard Harold Perdue Olin Terry Jim Calhoun Ken Friedrick Jack Hudson Herbert Phillips Terrv Thomason Jean Cammack CJerald Gear ' irginia Hull Robert Pitzer Donald Walling Jetf Campbell Richard Lee GeKvick Marilvn Jones Charles Pock DickWiIke [oe Carson Bob Gentry Ruth Justice Milton Propp Robbie In Wills Bill Crouch Bob Goodloe Henrv Lawson Bill Martin Carl Ream Dave Wilson Page 240 PSI CHI OFFICERS President DORIS MARIE KING Secretary-Treasurer . . . CAROL HAVIGHURST Sponsor MR. HAROLD CHAPMAN Psi Chi is the national lionorary tratcrnit in psychology. MEMBERS Frances Adams Barbara Allen May Ball William Berner H. M. Chapman John Conger Lark Daniel George Gordon Davenport Waid Dean Sarah Margaret Downtain James Eidson Jack Ewing Rodman Garrity Dudley W. George Robert Gibbons Carol Havighurst Frank Hovell Doris Marie King Ann Knox Salvador Lopez Fred Moss Dr. Alvin North Jerry B. Piper Benjamin Purdy Winifred Rankin Dr. Rosenberg Dr. A. Q. Sartain Roger Saunders Patricia Seward Lillian B. Solomon Rugel Sowell Dr. Jack Strange Robert Streit J. E. Talley Glenn Tatum Charlotte Thompson George Thompson Earl Dudlev Weed | ohn J. WcstrrHeld Robert T. Wood James .Anthony Woods Ann Vorborough Page 241 First roiii: Tunnell, Rowntree, Woodul. Second roiu: Eason, Verner, Levinson, Sedwick. Third roiu: Clayton, Sathre, Howard, Merrick, Zeiss, Cariker, Alford, Newsom. Fourth row: Luster, Stanek, Cox, Higgins, Akins, Fenn, Isenberger, Geddie, Burmingham, Dugger, Turk, Babb, Johnston, Parker, Krueger. S. M. U. SAIES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President . . . JAMES DUDLEY ROWNTREE Vice President JOHN E. WOODUL Secretary-Treasurer RAY TUNNELL Sponsor GEORGE ZEISS Sponsor CONRAD SOMMERS Sponsor POWELL GIBSON The purpose of the Sales Association is to foster a better understanding and appreciation of salesmanship among its members in an educational manner and to assist members in linding a position eitlier part- or full- time. MEMBERS Bobbv Akins Bob Clavton Douglas Hitzmann Jack McCalmon L.T. Sathre JohnAlford Bob Cox Bill Howard Bruce Merrick Bob Sedwick Walter Babb Wilson Dugger Bill Isenberger Charles Newson George Stanek Jack Brodie Joe Eason Sam Johnston Eddie Palmer Norman Turk Ted Burmingbatn Danny Fenn Roland Krueger Jim Palmer Norman Turner Don Cantwell Tom Hickey Betty Levinson Jim Parker Tommy Turner Fred Cariker Mike Higgins Roy Luster Richard Rapp Jodie Verner Page 242 SIGMA DELTA PI OFFICF.RS President jAXE CARSWELL Vice President DORIS HOWSON Secietarv ANN THOMPSON Treasurer JOHN LEWIS RECKHAM Sponsor MR. ROBERT R. ROYSTER The purpose of Sigma Delta Pi is to reward those who show special attainments and interests in the study of the Hispanic language and cultures, and to foster a greater cooperative spirit and understanding be- tween tiiis nation and those of Spanish speech. Betty Bacon Ruth Barrier .John Lewis Beckham Elizabeth Jane Bradshaw .loan Bush .Tane Carswell MarvChatfield Diane Cook Janet Curtis Marilyn Draper Stanley Ely Barbara Erwin ME MBERS Ann Ferguson Molly Francey Phyllis Greene Jerry Guffey Doris Howson Jim Lotridge Martha Ann McDani Founta Naylor Joan Ricketts Mary Lou Riley Thelma Romotsky Larrv Slakev Jack Smith Carolyn Stark Ann Thompson Ann Wilson Robert Yates First rov:: Carswell, Bradshaw, Greene, Shane, Mullens, Allison, Rickey, Beckham. Second roii - Barrier, Hein, Howson, Cameron, Naylor, Slake.v, Royster. ThirU roiv: Bryson, Romotsky, Yates, Guffey, Smith, Lotridge, Thompson, Cave, White, Buckingham, Cook, Edmonson, Francey. Page 243 First luw: Schell, Giu es, Davis, Kollaja, Hull. Second year: Hundley, Stebbins, Sohl, McCoy, Ilardison, Marshall. Third row: Puryear, Wilson, Gealey, Richardson, Ila lewond, Farnum. SIGMA GAMMA XI OFFICERS President ALMN A. KOLLA.fA Vice PiTsident (7RADV DAVIS Secretary VAI. V. SCHELL Treasurer ED GROVES Sponsor .... DR. CLAUDE C. ALBRITTON Sigma Gamma Xi seeks to promote fellowship and add to the curricula of the geology department. Marvin Cullum Clifford Farnum John Gealy Richard Guerrerc Louis B. Hull : IE] IBERS Fdward I.. na le«ood W. W. Marshall, Jr. Waldo llcnslee James L. McCoy L. Lee Hundley John R. Puryear Jack Hardison M ' m. T. Rcid Dudlev Miller W. S. Richardson Lester L. Scarborough Richard D. Sohl Ed Stebbins Sam Thompson Danny Uloth Page 244 ZETA PHI ETA President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS . . . MARGARET GREEX . . . . HAZEL DEASOX . . . VIRGINIA MILLER . MRS. EDYTH REXSHAW Zeta Phi Eta tries to bind together groups of selected college women interested in maintaining high stanti ards of speech and to stimulate and encourage all worthy speech aiul ihamatic enterprises. MEMBERS Dorothv Autrey Beverlv Baker Shirley Coolidge Hazel Deasnn Babs Fulbright Margaret Green .Ann Kerr Virginia Miller Joan Porter PLEDGES Nancy Sellers Vera Lu Sumner Lee Ann Taylor Charlotte Ann Acker Ida Bess Bennett Betty Canon Connie Cureton Ann Dickard Betty Greengrass Carolyn Hopkins Louise Kane La Jean Kaufman Betty Lane Juliana Lofland .Ann Matthews Nancv Moore Gloria Morris Nell McGrew Jane McKnight Betty Jo Peacock Betty Lu Pittman Helen Prince Gailya Reese Virginia Lee Shane Caroleen Turner Patricia Young First ro i : Hopkins, Green, Deason, Miller, .Acker. Second roiv: Young, Moore, Kane, Matthews. Third ru-v;: Sumner, Porter, McCJrcw, Pickard, Kaufman. Fourth ro- -: Bennett, Baker, Lofland, Shane. Page 245 ALPHA DELTA SIGMA OFFICERS President . CECIL REDDICK Vice President HUGH BREWER Secretary . MONTE GUIDRY Treasurer EDWARD DOWNS Sponsors : JERRY DRAKE MARTIN S. REESE Alpha Delta Sigma is the advertising fraternity on the SMU campus for boys interested in this field of business. MEMBERS Cecil Bethea, Hugh Brewer, Edivard Downs, Monte Guidrv, Alfred Hale, Robert Maxwell, |im Miles, Dick Post, Cecil Reddick, Bill Taylor PLEDGES L. H. Carroll, Joe Cassius, Norman Cohen, John Faxon, T. D. Harden, George William Jones, Jack Marshall, Jess Shirley first roil, left to rigid: Hale, Downs, Brewer, Reddick, Reese. Second rovi: Marshall, Harden, Cassius, Cohen, Miles, Post, Faxon, Jones, Thomas, Herrell. GAMMA ALPHA CHI Left to right: Council, Francev, O ' Sullivan, Turnev, Prather, Pnteet, Love, Kendig, Gartman, Wilhite. „ . -..-•. .v ' ' -«£it2_ OFFICERS President . . . SHIRLEY LOVE Vice President . PEGGY O ' SULLIVAN Seci ' etaries: SHERRY TURNEY, PAT MIX Treasurer . . . MABEL WILHITE Sponsors: M. S. REESE, JERRY DRAKE CHARTER MEMBERS Jan Gartman, Shirley Love, Pat Mix, Peggy O ' Sul- livan, June Poteet, Sherry Turney, Janie Walton, Mallei Wilhite PLEDGES Jeanine Council, Molly Francey, Ann Kendig, Helen Ann Prather Page 246 SIGMA DEITA CHI First row Second rovi Faxuii, Teachout, Callihan, Post, Plajtr, Graham. Perkins, Mitchell, Nation, McFarland, Vancleave, Carson, Vann, Reese. OFFICERS l ' ri-si knt DICK POST Vice Pri-si(kiit CHARLES POLK PLAYER Secretary .... KEN TEACHOUT Treasurer . . . . JOHN FAXON Sponsor . . . . E. L. CALLIHAN The purpose of Sigma Delta Chi is to associatt college journalists of talent, truth and energy into a unit of good fellowship and to a.ssist the members in acquiring the noblest principles of journalism, and to cooperate with them in this Held, and to advance the standard of the press by fostering a higher ethical code, thus increasing its value as an uplifting social agency. MEMBERS Roger Bates Boatwright, Jr., Glen Carson, Sidney Ray Carpenter, John Faxon, George McFarland, Gene Mitchell, John Nation, Al Perkins, Charles Polk Player, Dick Post, Claude Ross, Charles E. Shedd, Ken Teachout, Mike Thomas, . ' rdis Vancleave PLEDGES William (iraham, David Riley, Marion Smith, Rich- ard Vann THETA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS President . MARILYN CRAWFORD Vice President . . JAN GARTMAN Secretary . . . SUE ANDERSON Treasurer PAT MIX Sponsor . . . . E. L. CALLIHAN The purpose of this national fraternity for women in journalism is to imite women en- gaging or planning to engage in journalism and to improve working conditions for women in the journalism field. MEMBERS Sue .Anderson, Marilyn Crawford, Jan Gartman, Pat Mix, June Poteet, Janie Walton PLEDGES Diane Cook, Jeanine Council, Molly Francey, Bar- bara Hodson, Shirley Love, Carolyn Melton, Judy Randolph, Sherwood Turney, Mabel Wilhite Front rozL-, left to right: Anderson, Gartman, Crawford, Mix, Wilhite. Second rov:: Melton, Hodson, O ' Sullivan, Council. Third ro v: Francey, Love, Randolph, Cook. Page 247 Pictorhil TWO OUT OF FOUR SMI- wins the Sportsmanship Trophy for the second time. Mac Bintliff, president of the Southwest Conference Sportsmanship Com- mittee, presents the 1951 trophy to B. C. Goodwin, president of the Students ' Association. Page 251 PANHEllENIC New co-eds have a chance to get acquainted at rush orientation. Theta Patty Coker gives a typi- cal opinion of rush week. Rain didn ' t discourage Kappa Jane Allmaii and rushee Caro- lyn Callaway. Katherine Regester shows three rushees which way to go. The other side of Homecoming Queen Mary Beth Roach is dis played at the Tri Delt party. Jayne Hodge explains the finer points of Sigma Kappa while Pat Smith listens. Page 252 PARABLES Gamma Phi ' s prepare to wel- come rushecs to their colie party. Zeta ' s Joanna Roan and Ann Polk display their summer sun tans on preferential night. Delta Zeta ' s model Roaring 20 ' s fashions during rush week. Pi Phi ' s Malitz and Poindexter just flew in from Georgia. ( O y0 P ADPi Carolyn Spears entertains Clarice Bryant and Wanda Lee Jones. Kappa Mary Blair and rushee Toni Barksdale must have been out late the night before. Page 253 GIRL ' S RUSH Rushee Betsy Allday is surrounded by Pi Phi ' s Sivinney, Thompson, Morgan and Hillhouse. Tri Belt ' s Fairchild, Wharton and McLeod rush from the ground Kappa ' s Pocahontas Selecman, Confucius Acker and Cleopatra Lie- temeyer only make Barbara Foree laugh. Theta Betty Moss must have lost the card game. DCs Ann Black and Molly Francey tell Cleta Watson that rush isn ' t as bad as it seems. Chi O ' s relax — until the next party. Page 254 BOY ' S RUSH Fred Hannahs makes sure everything is going n.k. at the Rappa Sig open house. Jack Orr relaxes and lets the other Deke ' s rush for awhile. Phi tJam Rocky Rockholt found a solution to the warm rush Aveather. Standing Room Only at the Phi Delt open house. Pat Collier collects autographs at the K. open hous , TO Orin Hrnugh lelK a riishee how lo make the hasehall tcain. Page 255 Phi Delt ' s Dick Hightower and Benton Musslewhite greet rushees. SAE Ellis Wilson smiles at George Jackson ' s southern drawl. Bubba Kelly shakes hands with Dick Matthies as he leaves the Pi KA open house. .Apparently, Bcib Browiie ilisappnives of something at the Phi Gam party. Dick Burnett and Boh Irby try their hand at the ukes at the Deke open house. Page 256 BUCKEYE BUSINESS ( ' • a ' h Russell wondered Hmv hit;li 0111 (iu get ' The e er present touchdown lilan- ktf IS ie ei ed by the Ohio State l itiun. Page 258 EXTRA-CURRICULAR The Tumbling team practices for their exhibition that was put on between the halves of the SMU-A M basketball game. Peruna leads the football team on the field before the animal Homecoming game. Cvcen Fjodr Knights and their dates try to eat chicken and still be sophisticated. l )ick Vaiui looks through a few newspapers to get some origin ideas. Dolphin Club members splash down the pool for the finale of their Christmas show. Page 259 Margaret Wright and Bil together. Roger Boatwright, Harold Miller and Jimmy McLean iluck the card catalog for reference material. Kittv Harris files reference cards for neiv books. Hill Ward checks out a hook while Ardis Van Cleave and Jack Bowman wait their turn. Cricket Marstoii and date prepare tn sweep into the Tri Celt Halloween party. Cleopatra Smith gets ready for a solo flight. Dr. Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde. FRIDAY Cotton, Patsy, Betty and Bill hesitate before swiping a few balloons. Camma Phi ' s and their dates promenade ' round. Devils Boedecker and Thurmon refereed their dates ' wrestling matches. Page 262 You ' d never kmnv Rohh and Mull pinned. The long awaited answer to what really happened to Hitler was solved at the ( hi Omega party. Uarliara Towner sho of the his liad w.ilf. she ' s not afraid NIGHTS This scene will he reproduced on the campus many times next vear. Delta Chi ' s invite Mr. Laughead to join them. George Faucett had heard that Joke before Injt J a; hadn ' t. Hodge obviously iiinn HHa M U A ' ' Ui IBili y . TJ H gi B - ' B N - y T H BSH Bl fei ' jk. I S Hu ' ' 3jP I uHH Page 263 CO-ED CASUALS Lee Ridley waits her turn for the Ranch Hnuse phone as Shirley Trippe makes a date for Saturday night. Pat Lang helps Martha Dawson accomplish that nightly hair-rolling ritual. Barbara Terry tends to her knitting as Ann, Joyce, Pat and Barbara kibitz in Arden hal Tom Medders and Rosemary Manski find the living room of Peyton a tine place to study. Page 264 Bobbie Payne tells Jody McKcnnon to watch her step as Jeanne Truly and Barbara Glass uait their turns. Purnell heads for the laundry in one of her rare spare moments. Another gab session finds Elmira Phillips giving Evelyn Dukkony and Nancy Paschall the Inu-down. Judy McVeigh and Genie Jennings demonstrate that freshman girls do study. Page 265 THE OTHER Eugene Herring hopefully tries to get a call into Virginia Hall. ' alter Buzzini ant! Dick Brown hope this last minute cramming pays off. HALF AT EASE And Taylnr and McPhail wondi-r why th have such a hard time making their eight o ' clock classes. Payton Smith watches for a signal be fore he trumps John Chambers ' ace. Just to prove this is an institution of higher learning, Sunny Graham and Sid Rucker agreed to open their books for the first time and pose for the photographer. HOMECOMING Honfire No. 2 (check with the Aggies about No. 1 ) sets stu- tlent spirit off to a blazing start. . fter all the work, APO found it vas against the cit ' ordi- nance tn spread confetti. Jerry Sensabangh looks hope- ful as the parade marshals start off in search of the parade. Campus staff works overtime to get the Homecoming issue out earlv. Rall Committee members xviirk on the card stunts and try to figure out who is Homecoming Queen. N •I Hp Honv ties catch the attention npfT of Sara Smith and Joan Slaughter. (Ilamciur Boys Drew and OiHig posed for hours before Mr. Laughead took their picture. Page 268 HAVOC (jenrge Hurt ti-ll ;ill thi ' freshman jjirls whii ha dates with Aggies tii raise their hands. Johnny Hamiltiin lights a pre- tah b mistake. Km i ■V V Lk ;V- • jH Marc Mnnre and cheerlead- 9| - ers step nff in typical Marine fashion. Dr. George Baker leads the singing at Homecoming C ' iiu ' ncation. Local wheels line up for the phone to make important Homecoming calls. Heat from the bonfire made it mighty warm on the speaker ' s platform. Mr. Bell found a solution. Freshman boys are forced to wade into it at the annual Tug-of- Var. Page 269 The Mustang Band starts its Homecoming concert MISTER E. OSO Mark Wilson shows Rosanne Dickson a new kind of clothes drver. WU«««  U« fuesMH m 19S0 Charlfston Capers and ' arsity Ora made the exes reallv teei at home Page 270  ' )J ; .i ' ' «fci Vi ■ ' mt, Mustang Men introduce the new MTS- TANG VICTORY SONG. Bill Jones, alias Frankie Lane, alias ' aiif;hn Monroe (we could go on all night), starts one of his impersonations. Sharon llussey kicks up her heels to I Don ' t Care. Presenting the 1950 Homecoming Queen Nominees and their escorts: Evelyn Rayzor, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Charlie Perry; Barbara Clanton, Pi Beta Phi, Jim Bevin ; Jean Ximmo, Delta Gamma, Jimniie Harriston; Hazel Deason, Delta Zeta, Jack Cannon ; Mary Orning, Gamma Phi Beta, Bob Tilman ; Ruth Rolnick, Independent, Jerry Ely; Bernice Cohn, Phi Sigma Sigma, Norman Cohen ; Jayne Hodge, Sigma Kappa, Ted Gowen ; Norma Jean Sawyer, Unaffiliated, Lee Phillips; Marilyn Bishop, Alpha Delta Pi. Charlie Canfield ; Josie Samuels, Kappa Alpha Theta. Mike Tipps ; Mary Beth Roach. Delta Delta Delta, Mar- tin Bradley; Lynn Dickens, Zeta Tau Alpha, Bill Cochran; ALir) Sue Gilbert, Chi Omega, Bill Nail. Preston Scott adds the Bells of St. Mary ' s tc ' the Review program. Page 271 DRESS The 1950 Homecoming found Fraternity Row all dressed up to greet ex-students as they returned for the week-end festivities. Top honors in house decorations went to Delta Chi who de- picted the smashing power of the Mustang air and ground attack. Betas proved accurate prophets with their decorations showing SMU winning the Sportsmanship Trophy, which gained them second place. The Kappa Alpha Peruna-playing card section captured third place. ( ' oiinlfr-rlork ' wise: Pclta ( hi Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon Sigma . Mpha Mu Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi PARADE ' I ' hough I ' riile in Progress was thf thcinc tor tin- 1950 Homecoming, the Fraternity Row decorations actualh wan- dered far from it. The decoration themes ranged all the way from Flair and flying saucers to South Pacific . But it w as easy to see that Uncle Sam was on everyone ' s mind as militarx themes predominated on the row. The decorations seemed to go up almost o er-night but the hollow-eyed pledges wandering ' round the campus for the next few days could have told another story ! Clockiiise: Beta Theta Pi Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi . lpha Kappa Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha FLOATS The Homecoming floats headed by the COG ' s float bearing the Homecoming Queen nominees made a vivid picture as they entered the Cotton Bowl at half-time. Drawn by convertibles filled with pretty girls, the floats drew mittened-applause as they paraded around the bowl. The floats followed the theme of Pride in Progress with the ideas ranging from the wheel of progress to the horn of plent . The Kappa Alpha Thetas were more than Hustin ' Their Buttons with Pride w hen it was announced at the Homecom- ing dance that they had captured first place with their proud pony. Count er-clockiuise: Kappa Alpha Theta Zeta Tau Alpha Helta Cjamma Phi Sigma Sigma Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta Delta Delta Delta ON PARADE Tlu ' Clii Omegas showed the world-wide influence o f Pe luna and won second place. The beautiful Zeta animateil wheel of progress with its never-ending paper flowers garnered them third place. The half-time activities were climaxed by the crowning of Mary Beth Roach as Homecoming Queen of 1950 by Dr. Umphrey Lee. Color movies were made of the ceremony and other half-time activities. Clock ' wise: Chi Omega Kappa Kappa Gamma COGS Sigma Kappa Alpha Delta Pi Independent Students ' Association Pi Beta Phi RELAXING AT CInria Slaughter models at the Kiikcis st le show for incoming freshmen Marilyn Jones serves coffee at the Tuesday afternoon coffee hour. A Thursday afternoon gab ses- sion gets underway at the Union. Promenaders swing and sway at their weekly square dance. Bob Maxwell is caught in the act as he reaches for another cookie. THE UNION Betty J(i Peaciick ohligcs (villi a song. Eddie Palmer and Thero Pantaze admire the Miles SMI ' Graph for the Arkansas game. Hope Kilgnre and Dick Weedfall Inis.v themselves «ith a game f chess. Frank Richardson, Chaplain Baker and Woody Smith indulge in a little coffee- time chatter. Bobby Young and Georgia Manos find the coffee hour a fine time for fratting. Marilyn Myers, Student Union president, and Sally Sutton seem very pleased with I ' nion activities. Ml A study in emotions at the Texas Rally — serious (Russell), confused (Rote), confident (Malone), cautious (Champion), and fearless (Collier). 1 FOOTBALL FEVER The team tr ts a roaring send-off for the Arkansas game between the halves of the Colt-Cub game. Students crowd around the buses to assure the team that they ' re still liehind them. Lcm (t,.iaKI niapiii.iii | cumplains to .Ma (Ida Ma Hl head) that he ' s hcmgry, FACULTY FROLICS Master of Ceremonies Fred W. Bryson listens to the problems of George Bushong, a member of the Barbershop (Quartet. The first rally ever to be held in honor of spring sports was highlighted with talks by Hal Haynes, baseball captain; Mike Muckleroy, swimming captain; and Charlie Lutz, basketball co- captain, to mention a few. The audience, as well as MC Bryson, was captivated by Madam Mosher ' s number. •fejB.iwSSffSftiM ' MINORS There was a shortage of chairs at the Zeta tuiictiiiii so some of the pledges relaxed at the expense of their escorts. Billie Leigh Morgan and Jack Savage survived a formal and made it to the SAE Shipwreck party. Phi Delts Bill White and Bob Booker agree to hur the hatchet vith their dates. Jeanne Doonan and Dave PoweH have no originality — they just dance. MAJORS Kappas Jordan, Bennett, Trimble, Willis, Buchanan and their dates await the second ciiurse. KA ' s go formal without their Confederate uniform Martha McCartney and Forrest Smith get the Christmas spirit at the ADPi function. Agatha Ann Brown smiles while her date plays solemn at the Delta Zeta major. COGS ' CARNIVAL Norma Higgiiilicitham predicts a dark Avoman in Dcnig ' s tutiir Chief Rain-in-the-Face Piitman just ccpuldn ' t take aiiv more after that last barrage. Thirteen seems tci be a bicky number — at the Delta Ciamma bmith anv va . The cast of the Chi O Minstrel show takes a well-deserved break. The Kappas even tried sweet smiles to sell their candy. A steady hand and a keen eye ivere needed at the Phi Sig dart thriving booth. .All types of spor,ks were in evidence in the ISA Chost Walk. I I A ft .cwjVWMA ll ' ll ' il! illillii. Mudents jnin in the annual i v im-rmas r.ir around the Rotunda of Dallas hall. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT .c • ■ ' L - H ♦ 7- • - Pitching of pennies at the giant APO Christmas tree in the Rotunda resulted in a sizeable fund for the Rankin Communitv Center. Santa reminds Mr. Lavton Baile.v that he doesn ' t have much time to mend his ways before Christmas. Christmas stockings take the forms of Janie Walton and Eddie Downs at the Tri Delt formal. DarK ' iie White hangs the last icicle on the tree in McFarlin auditorium. More carolers as seen at the V Vesper service. 2 ' JS TEN O ' CLOCK Notice girls: Take a Inng look . . . you won ' t be seeing this many boys in one place next year. The student body waits patii ntly for the post oftic window I Page 284 COFFEE TIME Nanc Hroun fln-ht-s li.-r tn m sniiU ,.l iIk iiiurinny .ill,. Hi (Jang Margaret Malitz reads the tea leaves as Asa Cunning- ham waits hopefully. i ■«  k And then there are the people who have 10 o ' chick classes SPRING FORMAIS Billie Craddock forgot to smile in this picture. Hazel Deasiin and DZ prexy, Carol Flanders, pose at the Delta Zeta major function. The Betas hold an installation dinner before their A functi Phi Pelts and D(Js gather at the Delta CJamma Mardi Ciras ball. Page 286 rhe niamond Horseshoe forms the background for Jo Ann Bagalev and Hal Haynes. Marilyn Brittairi and (;ioria Dublin enjoy themselves at the Kappa Sig dinner dance. A study in contrast — Mustang-ex Al Robert and Diane Truitt at th,e ATO Black and Whit Lturc is submitted as evidence that Thetas prefer Kappa Sigs and ' ice-versa. Heavy, heavy hangs over their heads seems to be keynote of this picture at the Delta Sig White Carnation ball. f A, 0- memmm vmi Pledge-active football games «ere climaxed with the crowning of queens. LIFE Orphan parties were perhaps the most worthwhile activi- ties of the vear. Intermission time at Christmas dances displayed sororit pledge talent. Serenades were good practice for approaching Sing-Son And everyone got together at the All-School dances in the L ' nion. SPRING ROYALTY Jim Bevans and Vernon Moore approve their fraternity ' s choice of Ann Rankin as Alpha Tau Omega sweetheart. Pat Fisher poses with Delta Zeta royalty Mary Orning and Don Clark. Dick Wilke presents the 1951 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Betty Stimpson, while ' 50 Sweetheart Kay Guinn beams approval. 1951 Honorary Cadet Colonel Rosanne Dickson and Cadet Benton Musslewhite lead off the grand march. Page 290 Sweetheart of Delta Sigma Phi, Riib lin Slaughter, and escort, Jules Di Louie, at the White Carnation Ball. Queen Elizabeth Shea and Charlie Terry preside over the Delta Gamina Mardi Gras Ball. Johnny Hamilton dances with Mary Ann Vates, sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha. Kappa Sigs serenade their sweetheart, Jo Ann Gilbert. It was all a surprise to Sharon Smith when Tom Rippe announced her as Pi Kappa Alpha Dream (Sirl. Page 291 MILITARY BALI Deans Rieck and Caines prove that they can sport as pretty a date as any student. Captain Herschel Forester and Betty Jo Murray enjoy the music of Skinnay Ennis ' hand. Cadets Archibald, Rippey and Crisler do a dress right for the camera. Page 292 COSTUME CAPERS Magnolia Blossom Jackson and Biicy stay in charac ter at the SAE-Kappa joint picnic. Mason Lilly and Norman Cohen put their heart into the SAM Valentine party. Page 293 DEBUTRAMP Ann Hardin and SMU ' s answer to Ted Williams (Reid Williams) cele- brate the baseball team ' s victory. Page 294 N ' aughn Williams and ' irgiiiia Klinke take advantage of the special dance for Tramps and their escorts. Page 295 BUT All THROUGH THE YEAR WE HAVE Lengthy lines... Trying Term Th emes... Windy Weather... ConHnin Curfews... Early Eight O ' clods.. AND GOOD TIMES AND HAPPY MEMORIES. Page 297 MADISON ' MATTY BELL Director of Athletics H. X. ' RUSTY RUSSELL Head Coach of Football Page 301 S. M. U. CLINTON RED McCLAIN Assistant Football Coach Page 302 E. O. DOC HA ES Head Coach of Basketball, Assistant Football Coach ALFRED R. RED BARR. Suimmin r Coach Page 301 HERMAN SLEEPY MORGAN Freshman Football Coach Freshman Track Coach TOM DEAN Assistant Football Coach Director of Athletes ' Dormitory WA ' NE RUDY Trainer and Eqm ' pnient Manager COACHES AND ROBERT I. PREWITT Freshman Basketball Coach Assistant Ticket Manager Page 304 PERSONNEL L. B. POP MORGAN Program Manager LESTER JORDAN Business Manager of Athletics, Director of Sports Publicity, Tennis Coach ALINE HAMLETT Secretary and Office Manager J. C. WETSEL Ticket ALmaijcr, Freshman Baseball Coach Page 305 1950 FOOTBALL A f. ; 1 S M i i ' % ■ V ' f;Vj roiv: Gene Roberts, Neal Franklin, Ben White, Pat Knight, Kyle Rote, Bob Collier, Dick Hightower, Herschel Forester, Bob Vaiui, Fred Benners. Second row: Bill Rippey, John Champicjn, Bill Richards, Dave Powell, Charles Perry, Buford Partee, Rusty Russell, Jr., Sam Wood, Ike Robb, I. D. Russell. Third roiv: Val Joe Walker, Henry Stollenwerck, Paul Turk, Wayne Ligon, James Dawson, Bill Bumgarner, Benton Musslewhite, D. C. Chancer, Sonny Payne. Fourth roiv: Bill Sullivan, James Marion, Jimmy Hawn, Ed Pettes, Jimmie Thompson, Charles Chambers, Ray Cleckler, Gene Gillis, Ken Duke. I ' ijth row: Leo Fikes, Mack Tunnell, Earl Walden, Rob Etheridge, Jim Mahew, Don Donovan, Ralph Hendrickson, Bob Cadwallader, Cuba Holloway. Sixth row: Bill Cook, Dave Riley, Bill Crisler, Sonny Mitchell, Bill White, Leiand Mayo, Bill Forester, Bill Fox, Bob Hooks, Hal Quinn. Seventh row: Sam Stollenwerck, Jim Landers, Bob Fargarson, Harry Dean, John Earnshaw, Bill Hudspath, Bill Bowden. SEASON RECORD SMU . . . . . . . ii Georgia Tec li . . . . 13 SMU . . . .... 32 Ohio State . 27 SMU . . . .... 21 Missouri . SMU . . . .... 56 Oklahoma A . M. . . SMU . . . .... 42 .... 20 Rice . . . . 21 SMU . . . Texas . . . 23 SMU . . . .... 211 Texas A. : M. . . . 25 SMU . . . .... 14 Arkansas . . 7 SMU . . . .... .... 13 Ba ' lor . . . 3 SMU . . . TCU . . . 27 Page 306 K-iLt Roll,, il.iliL.. iii)Ui; L ' uLLlLK, Tacklu 1950 CO-CAPTAINS Kyle and Bobbv perform their game-opening ser- vices in the season curtain-raiser «ith Georgia Tech. Page 307 x ' ' Tier W ' ' l inn, Wen,! ' ° ie ' -n i ' « ' r5, 7-, ' ' ■- ' . T„ ,. ««(,„, ■ «- r- ' Lit,,, - f ' TOP BACK IN A TOP TEAM KYLE ROT ' Page 308 All CONFERENCE Associated Press Selections DICK HIGHTOWER First Team Center FRED BENNERS Second Team Quarterback BOBBY COLLIER Second Team Tackle HERSCHEL FORESTER Second Team Guard 72 Page 309 Bill Richards, Halfback Bob Vann, Tackle R:i Cleckler (19) scampers up field with a pass interception be- hind interference offered by Knight (35), Hightower (51), and Richards (25). SMU. GA. TECH First Downs .- 12 17 Yards Rushing 207 265 Yards Passing 228 30 Forward Passes Att 23 12 Forward Passes Conip... 15 2 Percentage Comp 652 .167 Puntinsi- Averao-e 26.5 39.0 The San Antonio Express smashes into the Yellowjacket end-zone for a Mustang TD. m September 23, 1950 — Cotton Bowl — 54,000 attendance. In the season curtain raiser, the Hying SMU Mustangs more than lived up to their pre-season rating by trampling ihe Georgia Tech Yellowjackets 33-13. The versatile Pony attack was paced b ' the passing and running ol Killer Kyle Rote, the line ciuarterbacking of Rusty Russell, Jr.. and the great pass-catching ot Big I ' ia-i ' hite. Safet -nian Bill Richards set up the Hrst TD with a brilliant 65-yard punt return u) the Fech 6. Rote carried over. Karo got the second tally late in the first period with a shishing 75-vard run through the grasping Yellowjackets ' hands. An alert Tech defense pounced on a Pony fumble to set up their first score. The Mustangs bounced back behind Rote ' s passes to regain their two touchdown margin when Rusty Jr. grabbed an aerial from Rote. The same passing combination provided the fourth touchdown in the third ciuarter after passes from Rote to White carried SMU deep into scoring territory. White ' s 7th pass reception of the evening finally found him on the scoring enci of a toss from Rusty. Outstanding in the victory was the line play of Neal Franklin and Charles Perry, anil the defense of Rav Cleckler and ' al Joe Walker. Kyle Rote (44) streaks 75 yards for the second SMU touchdown behind the beautiful blocking of Ike Robb (6+) and Bill Fores- ter (38). Cuba Holloway, Tackle H. N. Russell, Jr., Quarterback James Marion, Tackle 1 l% RustN Rus sell (24) moves for yardage as Musslewhite (21) la two Buckeves loiv with a block. SMU First Downs 16 Yards Rushing — 35 Yards Passing 440 Forward Passes Att 45 Forward Passes C( np 24 Percentage Conip. .SJ 3 Punting Average 44.0 rhickeii Roberts is finally halted after returning a kick- vards. September 30 — Columbus, Ohio — 81,000 attendance. The Hollywood finish made famous bv the Sl IU team of ' 48 returned for a second run today as Flinging Freddie iknners brought the Mustangs from certain defeat in the last blazing minutes. It was Ponv passes against Buckeye ground power: the great efforts of ' ic Jano- w icz ersus the cool aim of Benners. Ohio jumped into an early lead on Janowic . ' s hcKl goal, but the Mustangs went ahead on decker ' s 55-yard touchdown jaunt with an intercepted pass. For a while the Buckeyes had things under control. Then the star of the afternoon ' s production stepped from the wings and began his performance with 7 passes that took SMU 92 vards where Jimmy Hawn grabbed the payoff toss. Another field goal by Janowicz left the Ponies trailing by 14 points with only 18 minutes remaining. But F ' reddie pitched a TD pass to Champion, who ran 65 yards to pay dirt. With 12 minutes left in the game. Walker recovered a fumble and Benners raced in to hit Rusty Jr. in the end zone and bring the count up to 27-25. Then the great Mustang line rose up to hold Ohio and give Benners one more chance. The Ponies came 66 yards down the field before White took Benners ' heave on the goal line and crossed into the promised land ith the u:ame- inning TD. Lanky Ben White (86) races downfield on a pass play behind a block by John Champion (15). Charles Chambers, Guard Ben White, End Bill Sullivan, End Henry Stollennerck drives into paydirt for the second Pony score. SMU MV First Downs 25 10 Yards Rushino 283 120 Yards Passing 194 99 Forward Passes Att... 37 18 F ' orwaril Passes Comp 20 6 Percentage Comp. , ' i41 .iM Punting Average 19.0 39.3 Bill Forester dives for a first down over the stalwart backs of Hawn (82), White (86), Vann (62), Dawson (56), and Robb (64). October 7, 1950 — Columbia, Mo. — 35,000 attendance. The much-maligned SMU defense hekl a Pony opponent scoreless for the first time in 17 games today as the Mustang land and air attack ground out 477 yards and 3 touchdowns. A fumble stopped the first SMU drive on the MU 16, but late in the opening period the Ponies pranced 78 yards to score behind the sharp running of Musslewhite and Rote who furnished the climax by slamming over from 6 yards out. Sullivan started a perfect day of 3 for 3 following this TD. Minutes later SMU started on another scoring drive on Roberts ' 16-yard punt return. Rust) ' Jr. suffered a cracked rib on a pass play and Freddie Benners took over the passing chores. Tosses to Stollenwerck and White put the pigskin on the ten-yard line from where StoUen- werck turned on the power to go through the tough Tiger line for the count. The great forward wall led by Knight, Franklin and Hightower fought off a determined Tiger try just before the half encieti. The game rocked along in the second half with the score 14—0 until Musslewhite, Roberts and Rote exploded 81 yards following Walker ' s pass interception. Rote was on the scoring end of the drive. Perry ' s bril- liant line pla) ' broke up the last MU threat on the SMU 6-yard line before the final gun sounded. i e Musslewhite (21) through the Missouri line yards. Vf • Robert Hooks, End Gexe Roberts, Halfback Charles Perrv, Tackle Jimniv Hawn stumbles into the end zone for another Mustang touchdown. SMU OKLA. AkM First Downs 19 7 Yards Rushing 254 47 Yards Passing 226 Si Forward Passes Att 21 19 Forward Passes Comp. 10 8 Percentage Comp 476 .421 Punting Average 43.0 30.6 Walker (20) rambles 56 yards with a punt return to score behind lilocking offered by Quinn (77) and Rippey (84), while Cook (70) protects the rear. m October 14, 1950 — Cotton Bowl — 75,000 attendance. The nation ' s number two team ran up its biggest score since 19J6 tonight in a blazing show of offensixe and defensi e might. After a rathei- looseK pla ed first ([uarter, the Ponies turned on their magic to get touchdowns in cwry conceivable way — on the ground, by passing, with a punt return, and a pass interception — against the hitherto unbeaten Aggies. Hightower started SMU on its way with a 56-yard run with an intercepted pass to the A M 36 and min- utes later Rote crashed into the end-zone to start the rout. Benners went into the ball game and on t«o pitches, the pay-off being to Musslewhite, brought the count to 14—0 at half-time. Then the roof ca eil in on the hapless Aggies. al Joe ' alker scored on an 8-yard run, a 56-yard punt return, and a pass completion from Musslewhite. Jimmy Hawn tallied on an end-around play. Bill Forester bulled through the middle of the line for the Ponies ' 7th touchdown and with seconds left in the game, Dave Powell fell into the Aggie end zone with an intercepted pass for the final score. Sullivan kicked 8 straight conversions to bring his string up to 12 consecutive. Led by 1. D. Russell, Perry, and Rippey the iNIustang defense was practically airtight as the Aggies could squeeze out but 102 yartis all evening. Forester bulls his way across the double stripe for the last TD. Check the expressions on Musslewhite (21), White (86) and Collier. Leo Fikes, Guard Benton Musslewhite, Quarterback Ike Robe, Guard Bill Rippey (84) tackles Rice ' s Glauser after a S-yard gain as I. D. Russell comes in to help. SMU RICE First Downs 26 11 Yards Rushing 352 200 Yards Passing 108 105 Forward Passes Att 18 20 Forward Passes Comp 11 7 Percentage Comp 611 .350 Punting Average 42.0 40.0 Kyle Rote smashes through Rice ' s line for a touchdown behind the powerful blocking of Herschel Forester (67) and Dick Hightower (51). October 25, 1950 — Houston, Texas — 70,000 attendance. The Pony Express hurtleil on through the night with mighty Kyle Rote at the throttle, Fred Benners heaping on the coal and Pat Knight, Dave Powell and I. D. Russell acting as brakenien. The Mustangs gained sweet re enge for last year ' s upset as they moved into the nation ' s Number One spot. SMU took the opening kickoft. Rote, Champion and Musslewhite moved the ball 68 yards behind the vicious blocking of H. Forester, Vann and Collier. Rote plunged over for the score. The powerful Pony line stopped an Owl threat on the SMU 1 8 and the Express took off for another successful run which ended on a pass from Benners to Hawn. Rice recovered a fumble deep in SMU territory and scored quickly, but the Mustangs returned the favor on a 61-yard drive by Rote, Champion and Walker following a pass interception by I. D. Russell. Rote scored with only a minute remaining in the half but Rice cut the margin to 21-14 with two quick passes. The alert SMU pass de- fenders turned two Rice threats into Pony tallies in the second half. Knight grabbed an Owl aerial and lateraled to Dave Powell who carried for the TD and minutes later Walker raced for 6 points with another interception. Roberts got the last score late in the game as he fought his way into the end zone behind fine blocking. Leaving a maze of would-be tacklers behind him, John Champion scoots for a long gain with a Benners ' pass. J5 ii «; ID n K Bob Cadw.allader, Tackle Pat KxiGHT, Fullback Sam Wood, Center John Champion rambles 15 yards vith a screen pass as Knight (35) and Hightower (51) lead the way. SMU TEXAS First Downs 14 17 Yards Rushing —68 140 Yards Passing 352 139 Forward Passes Att. 47 18 tor ard Passes Comp 24 10 Percentage Comp 511 .SS6 Punting Average 28.5 35.8 Ren White makes a great diving catch in the end zone for the third SMC touchdown. November 4, 1950 — Memorial Stadium — Austin, Texas — 65,000 attendance. The tamed Mustang aerial circus was not quite enough totlay as a hard-charging line let! the Texas Longhorns to a brilliant upset. SMU played catch-up all afternoon atter a quick series of breaks and a stiff north wind gave the Steers a 7—0 lead late in the opening period. Freddie Benners, whose passes were the entire Pony offensive threat, tossed successfully to Champion, Rote and Powell; then White who lateraled to Karo for the score. Passes bv Ben Tompkins put the Steers deep into SMU territory and Townsend crashed over to send TU back into the lead. Benners hea ed the Ponies back into a tie in the third quarter as he led a 69-yard drive to the one and Rote carried over. TU took the lead for keeps on a pass from Tompkins to Proctor and the ensuing conversion by Tompkins. The Ponies were still in there fighting and stormed back to almost tie the count with a sensational pass catch by White in the end zone. Sullivan missed his first extra point attempt after 20 straight conversions and that was the ball game. The Steers scored a safety with a minute left in the game as Rust) ' , Jr. was caught in the end zone after taking a pass from Rote. Gene Roberts, Pat Knight and Dick Hightower were outstandintr in the Mustang defense. C uttiiig in sharpl behind a block by Pat Knight (35), the San Antonio Express races back a TV kickoff for 40 vards. 9 5B XKJ : Ralph Hendricksun, Guard Henry Stollenwerck, Fullback James Dawson, Center After gaining 15 yards, Pat Knight prepares to bulldoze two Aggie defenders. SMU AM First Downs 23 11 Yards Rushing 228 361 Yards Passing 298 32 Forward Passes Att 30 7 Forward Passes Comp 20 3 Percentage Comp 667 .429 Punting Average 52.0 39.0 Jioli Smitli starts off on a 75-yard touchdown jaunt. November 11, 1950 — Cotton Bowl — Dallas — 75,000 attendance. Wild and wooly football, Southwest style, was unreeled this afternoon as a human tank named Bob Smith bulldozed his way to 297 yards and an upset victory before SMU ' s Home- coming crowd. The Ponies struck paydirt first when Rote crashed into the end zone to climax a 77-yard drive by Knight, Champion and Rote. Sulli an converted. Three plays later. Smith raced 75 yards to score but Hooper failed to convert and SMU still led. Aggie Yale Lary ran a punt return back 62 yards and Lippman scored to send A. M. out in front. A Mustang drive was stopped by a penalty on the Aggie one-yard line late in the first half. A. M. struck quickly in the third quarter after a fumble gave them the ball on the Pony 16-yard line and Gardemal passed to Tidwell for the score. Trailing 19—7, the fighting Mustangs surged 83 yards as Rote scored his second TD. After an unsuccessful Aggie field goal trv by Hooper, Benners came into the game and fired a 65-yard pass to White for a touchdown. SulHvan once again con- verted and SMU led 20-19 with four minutes remaining. Then Smith rambled 73 yards for the winning score and the Ponies ' last minute passing attack fell short on the A. M. 20-yard line as time ran out on SMU ' s title hopes. Karo burrows through the Ag- gie line for another Pony TD. i lk f JiM.MY Hawx, End 4 g . 84 S Neal Bozo Franklin, Tackle Bill Rippey, End Kyle Rote is tackled after slithering his way for 10 yards. SMU ARJC First Do ' ns ... 7 10 arils Riishins ' 94 113 Yards Passing . 5 6 109 Forward Passes Att 22 14 Forward Passes Comp. ... 8 8 Percentage Com P- - 364 .571 Punting Averag 3. .7 40.2 Champion, White and Rote watch the defensive platoon battle the Hogs in the mud. m Xovcnibcr IS, 1050 — Little Rock, Arkansas — 29,000 attendance. In a clcl iisi c battle Idiiiiht in a sea of nuid, tlie rebounding Mustangs stood oH a deteiniined 1 log ralh ' late in the game to win a hard-earned victory. The lirst quarter settled down into a punting duel between Rote ami Schauffle. in the second quarter, Dick Hightower started the Mustangs on the road to their lirst score when he intercepted a pass and ran it back 30 yards to the Hog 30. Ben- ners hit Champion with a pass to the 23 before going out with an injured arm. Then Killer Kvle Rote took over and sloshed his way to a touchdown in two carries. Just five minutes later, the Mustangs swam 76 yards goalward for what pr() eil to be the winning TD. Rote passed once to Champion and twice to White to put the ball in mid-mud and then he slipped and slid down to the Hog 17 on two bruising tries. Big- Bill F ' orester took over from there and made the whole distance in one smashing run which left the Hog safety-man mired in the muck where the bull ran o er him. Arkansas scored late In the fourth period after Schauffle intercepteil a Rote pass and ran it back to the Ponv 24-yard line. The real victory belonged to the hoys in the forward wall — Perrv, Dean, Franklin, Wood, ' ann and Chambers. Big Bill Forester slides past a Hog defender while Rote (44) and H. Forester (67) clear the path. Herschel Forester, Guard John Champion, Halfback Hal Quinn, Tackle Charlie Perry hauls down Baylor ' s Parma after a 5-,vard gain. Harry Dean and Dick Hightower (51) move in to lend assistance. SMU BAYLOR First Downs 18 19 Yards Rushing 80 220 Yards Passing 171 94 Forward Passes Att 27 21 Forward Passes Comp 15 9 Percentage Comp 556 .429 Punting Average 37.8 42.6 Ray Cleckler scoops up a Bear fumble in the end zone. Wy. November 25, 1050 — Cotton Bowl — 51,000 attendance. The golden toe of Hank Dickerson brought ictor to the Baylor Bears with only three minutes remaining in a stout defensive ball game. It was tiic lirst time since 1946 that a Pony eleven has been shut out. With a possible Sugar Bowl bid hanging in the balance, the high-geared Mustang offense bogged down in scoring territory time after time. SMU took the opening kickoff and cirove to the Bear 12-yard line but the Bruins held and a fouith down pass was batted away in the end zone. A Bear drive was stopped on the Pony goal line as a fumble Mas recovered by Cleckler in the end zone. In exactly the same manner a Mustang touchdown bid was foiled in the third quarter after passes from P ' reddie Benners to White, Champion and Rote had put the Ponies in striking distance. Midwav in the fourth period, quarterback Larry Isbell led the Bruins to the SMU 8-vard line with beautiful passing and smooth ball handling. The Mustang for- ward wall rose up to hold for three downs, but on fourth down Dickerson booted the trame deciding field goal. Rusty, Jr., leaps high into the air to snag one of Rote ' s passes for a lO-yard gain while end Ben White watches. Mb __ . . - ■■-.- ■- I. D. Rl SSELL. P ' ullback Bill Forester, Fullback Dave Powell, End Dick Hightrjwer and Chicken Roberts team up to stop Gil Bartosh. SMU TCU First Downs 7 16 Yards Rushing 70 164 Yards Passing 98 125 Forward Passes Att 24 28 Forward Passes Conip 8 13 Percentage Comp .333 .464 Punting Average 36.0 33.6 ■ -• « | Ray Cleckler (19) and Val Joe Walker (20) finally halt Jumpin ' Jack Floyd but not before he has crossed the Pony goal line. DL-cembcr 2, 1950 — Cotton I5o l — 5 5,0()() attciuluncc. A sophomore sensaticjii led the rejuvenated TCU Homed Progs to a comeback victory over the once mighty Mustangs. After All-American Kyle Rote got the Ponies into a first quarter lead with a scintillating 50-yard run to the Frog 5-yard line, he crashed o er for the TD in two plays. A few minutes later Karo fired a long pass to Champion to climax a 74-yard ciri e. Then young (iilbei-t Bartosh took o er and engineered the upset from iiis tail- back slot. TCU tallied twice before the half — first with a long drive, then a blocked punt off Rote ' s toe which Bob Moorman scoopecl up and carried into the end zone. The second half was all TCU as the high geared SMU offense was stopped time and time again by Frog pass interceptions. The SMU forward wall battled hard to stop the Froggie onslaught but Bartosh and Floyd were too hard to smack down as they ran behind the sa age blocking of Captain Red Marable. Linebackers High- tower and Russell placed an outstanding defensive game for the Ponies as did Cham- bers, Vann, Perry, Franklin, Cleckler, Walker and Roberts. The San Antonio Express starts off on his 50-yard run behind the blocking of Pat Knight. D. C. Chaxcey, Halfback MUSTANGS AT WORK Charlie Perry tells a joke at the chow table Cleckler tries to crank up the red jet. BuRFORD Partee, Tackle iMrii David Riley, Guard Managers Buddy Muscrove and C. A. Sanford discuss Saturday ' s ball game. -IEH •►■• ! Val Joe Walker, Halfback Earl Valden, Tackle I ' iHRiUGH, Guard . ... AND PLAY Ike Robb shows an action picture of the Tl ' game to some of the boys. Maggie reads a fan letter to Hal Quinn and Chuck Chambers. End Bill Cook, Tackle Mike Muckleroy tutors Benton Musslewhite in trig. %l FRESHMAK lark Ciunlock drives into the Arlington State line for short yardage. A hard charging ASC lineman drops Gunlock as Lou Miller looks for a lateral. Jerry Clem gets set to drop a TCI ' pass receive Jerry Norton goes high into the air to intercept a Baylor pas r M - ' - ' ' , %, .. FRESHMEN FOOTBAll TEAM SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU SEASON RECORD 14 Rice 13 Texas . . . . 41 Arlington State College 13 Baylor . . . . 7 TCU .... First row: George Kendall, Darrell Lafitte, Joe Basquez. Don Goss, Jack Archibald, Lou Miller, Jerry Norton, Dale Moore, Al Hansen, Jobv Witt. Second row: Don Cole, Bill Crawford, Ronald Case, Jerry Clem, Charles Plyler, Charles Cannon, Charles Stewart, Dale Mount, Jack Gunlock, Gayle Mills. Third row: Jim Ware, Johnny Crawford, Richard Bernet, Alex Letowkin, Tennyson Whorton, Trent Turpin, Jim Passons, Melroy Eixman, Charles Kemp, Gallie McCormack. Fourth row: Martin Addison, John Baird, O. T. Cox, John Kelley, Millar Browne, Dewry Godfrey, Rex Winters, Rod Williams, John Kelly, Charles DeViney. Fifth row: John Ramey, Charley Durant, William . ' rcher, Curtis Duty. ' 536, val ' !l =f i a H ' f ' f ; Jt ih ' ' Page 334 I VARSITY BASKEIBAll TEAM SEASON RECORD SMU . 5 8 Texas Wcslc an . i3 SMU . 60 Arkansas 45 SlMU . 39 Okla. U. . 47 SMU . 39 Texas . 42 SiVIU . 72 St. John ' s 76 SMU . 51 Texas A M 44 SMU . 79 Centenary 52 SMU 69 Rice 75 SMU . 45 Okla. A M . 51 SMU . 64 Tulsa . . 54 SMU . 73 Miss. Soiithei-n 60 SMU . 5 8 Baylor . 46 SMU . 60 Alabama 46 SMU . 48 Arkansas 50 SMU . 52 Texas . 50 SMU . 54 Texas . 41 SMU . 47 NTSC . . 39 SMU . 43 Texas A M 49 SMU . 44 Texas Tech . 43 SMU . 54 TCU . . 64 SMU . 46 TCU . . 5 7 SMU . 5 8 Rice 46 SMU . 66 Baylor . 37 Front row: Paul Cotton Mitchell, Fred Freeman, Jack Brown, Charlie Lutz, George Owen, Tom Whitev Holm. Second roii:: Charles Galey, Milt Propp, Ralph Kendall, Jack Kastman, Derrell Murphy, Lawrence Young, Hank Wheeler, Hal Haynes. NON-CONFERENCE Whitey Holm stretches but not quite high enough to get the initial tip-off in the North Texas game. Shooting forward is too easy for Jack Kastman ; so he flips in two points over his head as the Ponies down Mississippi Southern. Page 336 BASKETBALL A packed gym and George 0 ven watch Jack Kast man drive in for a la -up. Using his head, a cagy Mississippi Southern rebel finds a basketball doesn ' t make a good soccer ball. Page 337 Wliittv Mciim jvimp with a Hog forward for the rehdiiml. Jack Brown Mieaks by Hester to lay up two points. h SMU 48 I Arkansas 50 Fayette ille, Feb. 10 — In an o ertime thriller, the rang Arkansas Razorbacks knocked SMU into fourth place. The Hogs jumped into an early lead and led throughout the first half which ended with the score 30-21. The score was tied six times during the first half and twice in the closing minutes of the regular game. Jack Brown sank a free throw to tie the score 44-44 three seconds before the end of the game. Two field goals by Ambler and one by Williams put the Hogs in the lead in the overtime period. Cotton Mitchell and Fred Freeman hit once but time ran out on the Ponies. Brown led the SMU scorers with 1 1 points anil Freeman followed with 10. SMU 60 r Arkansas 45 Dallas, Jan. 8 — Sparked by Freddie Freeman ' s 21 points, the Mustangs racked up their second conference win. SMU went into a quick 13-0 lead and sustained it throughout the game. V hite • Holm held seven-foot Toar Hester to only four points. The Mustangs led 37-25 at half-time and they stretched the lead to 52-34 before putting on the freeze with ten minutes remaining. SMU ' s co-captain Jack Brown poured 17 points through the hoop for the Ponies while the Hogs ' Bob Ambler scored 14 points to pace the losers. Lutz and Murphy played fine floor games while D. L. Miller displayed expert ball han- dling for the Hogs. CHARLIE LUTZ Page 333 PAUL COTTON MITCHELL JACK BROWN GEORGE OWEN SMU 58 r Baylor 40 Dallas, Feb. 6 — Trailing 25-24 at half-time, Coach Hayes ' cagers caught fire in the second half and blazed in with an easy triumph. Co-captain Charlie Lutz ran wild and jammed 22 points through the hoop. The Bears were out in front throughout the entire first half, although SMU managed to tie the count at 13-13 and 17-17. It was a different ball game in the second half as the Mus- tangs established a clear superiority in every department. The Bears ' Ralph Johnson scored 15 points for the losers, hile Jack Brown made 12 to gain the runner-up spot for the Ponies. Page 339 SMU 66 r Baylor 37 Waco, Jan. 6. — The veteran SMU team ran wild over the inexperienced Bruins to register their first conference victor). The Bears managed to sta close to the fast-breaking Mustangs during the first ten minutes, but SMU pulled away to a 31-17 half-time lead. The Mustangs hit baskets from all o er the court, and their alert defensive pla - stole the ball from the inept Bears time and time again. During the second half, the Mustangs to e(l with the Bears while Doc Hayes cleared the bench of e er one but the trainei ' . Freeman, Lutz and Brown led the Ponies with 15, 14 and 13 points respectively. Whitey Holm gets up nn the boards to steal a rehound. Lutz goes high into the air to fight for possession. Lut -:ii|s in through the Rice defense for a quick two poiiit Derrcll Murphy hits the first SMU field goal of the game. SMU 58 r Rice 46 Dallas, Feb. 27— S.MU closed out the 1951 basketball sea- son with a victory over the last place Rice Owls. The five graduating seniors, Brown, Lutz, Mitchell, Young and Owen, started the game for the Mustangs and pulled into an 8-5 lead at the five minute mark and were never headed from then on. The game was a loosely played contest that saw two Po- nies and four Owls foul out. Early in the second half the Owls pulled to within one point of the Mustangs after trail- ing 31-26 at half-time. Jack Brown pumped in 17 points to cop individual scoring honors and break his season record by one point. Brown ' s 308 point total this vear boosted his three season total to 897 points for the red and blue. SMU 69 h Rice 75 Houston, Jan. 20 — In a torrid tilt that found the score tied 16 times. Rice finally managed to win an overtime victory. The Owls led 12 times and SMU was in front on 11 occa- sions. Twice in the last wild minutes of the regular game, SMU missed easy shots under the Rice goal. Cotton Mitchell tied up the score 67-67 with a free throw with only five seconds remaining in the game. Left-handed Maurice Teague hit long arching shots from the corner to keep the Owls ahead in the crucial spots. SMU ' s Brown was top scorer for the evening with 23 points and was the only Mustang to hit a bucket in the overtime period. L. ' iWRENCE YOUNG Page 340 HEXRV ' HANK ' WHEELER DERRELL MURPHY CHARLES GALEY SMU 54 h TCU64 Fort Worth, Feb. 23 — In a wild and wooly contest that saw the score tied nine times and 48 fouls called by the officials, the Ponies dropped from a mathematical chance of t ing for the conference championship. Big George McLeod, the TCU center, topped the scoring column with 19 points and his rebound work was great] responsible for the SMU defeat. Jack Brown with II points led the Mustang cagers, but the Pony sharpshooters were far off their usual form. Page 341 SMU 46 U TCU 57 Dallas, Jan. 3 — The Horned Frogs stopped a live game winning streak and handed the SMU Mustangs a defeat in their conference opener. The Frogs jumped into the lead in the first two minutes of play and were ahead the remainder of the game. Late in the first half the Ponies closed the Frog lead to 20-17, but from there on it was never close. George McLeod and Jack Brown got most of the re- bounds for their respective clubs, but Harvey Fromme of TCU was high point man with 16 points. Cotton Mitchell and Fred Freeman of the Mustangs tied for second in points scored with 12 apiece. Freem.-in steals the hall from Frngs Ethridge and McLeod. Prima Ballerina Charlie Lntz gracefully executes a leap to chalk up two points. An Aggie calls to the ret tor help when Murphy and Freeman try to take the ball away from him. Charlie Lutz and Whitey Holm team np on a tine bit of defensive work. SMU43 h A M 49 College Station, Feb. 20 — The Texas Aggies stieiigthened their position as title favorites in the Southwest Conference cage race with a comeback victory over the hard fighting Ponies. 1 wo almost scoreless periods wrecked any Mustang chance for victory. SMU did not make a field goal until nine minutes deep into the game. A quick scoring surge, however, gave the Ponies a 29-22 half-time lead. Sensational shooting by Sophomore Derrell ] Iurph ' , ho led the Pony scorers with 18 points, kept SMU in the lead until the fourth quarter. The deadly shooting of Aggies Walt Davis and Jewell McDowell proved too much for the visitors to cope with and the Aggies stalled out the game with a si. point lead. Page 342 SMU 51 r A M 44 Dallas, Jan. 16 — Southern Methodist ' s spirited Mustangs kicked the Texas A M quintet from the Southwest Confer- ence unbeaten ranks before a capacity crowd. SMU played one of its best defensive games of the year. The score was tied seven times in a free shooting game which saw the Aggies leading at the intermission 24-26. .After the Aggies tied the game 39-39, the IVIustangs went on a scoring spree to ice up the ball game. The desperate Aggies fouled repeatedly in the waning minutes to allow SMU to widen the gap with free throws. Jack Brown was high scorer for the Ponies with ten points, but the Aggies ' Walt Davis led the field for the night with 14 points. FRED FREEMAN TOM WHITEY HOLM JACK KASTMAN RALPH KENDALL SMU 54 r Texas 41 Dallas, P ' b. 16 — SMU revenged an earlier conference de- feat at the hands of the Steers and dropped Texas from the conference basketball driver ' s seat for the first time this season. The Mustangs got off in front of Texas with a free throw and field goal after two minutes of scoreless play in the first half and the Steers were never able to pull even. All-Conference forward Jack Brown dominated the show by sinking the longest shot ever scored in Perkins gym. Ath- letic officials estimated that the shot was made some 56 feet awa - from the basket. Rrown ' s total for the night was 18 points. Sophomore Derrell AIurph backed up Hrown ' s perform- ance with a second high 14 points. Page 343 SMU 39 h Texas 42 Austin, Jan. 12 — The Texas Longhorns came from behind to nose out SMU before a crowd of 7,000 fans. The Steers moved in front for the first time near the half- way mark of the second half. Don Klein ' s field goal shot them ahead 32-31. Seconds later Tom Holm ' s free throw tied the score for SMU but then Texas took the lead and held it all the rest of the va . Cotton Mitchell, with 12 points, tied the Steers ' Scaling for scoring honors. Jack Hro n x as second high for the Ponies with seven points. Charlie Lutz mixes it up with a teasipper. Jack Brown pushes a long one-hander in fur t 1951 BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Page 344 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM SEASON RECORD SMI . 54 Xcvarro Jr. College 28 SMU SMU . 62 Tyler jr. College 67 SMU SMI ' 60 Kilgore Jr. College 42 SMU SMU . 58 TCU freshmen . 41 SMU SMU . 42 Baylor freshmen . 41 SMU SMU . 43 N. Texas freshmen 48 SMU 60 Kilgore Jr. College 5 7 50 Baylor freshmen . 35 60 Arlington State . 41 53 N. Texas freshmen 48 56 TCU freshmen . 42 57 Lon Morris Jr. Coll. 59 left to right: Bob Higginbotham, David Hill, Art Flinders, Bob StaufFer, Richard Bryant, Charles Sinith, Esten Blackmon, Bob McGregor, Coach Bob Pruitt. Mpm Page 345 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL A loose ball is scooped up bv alert Richard Brvant. Flinders dribbles the ball down court on a Colt fast break. Page 346 CHEERLEADERS BILL FARRELL JOHNNY HAMILTON THERO PANTAZE NORMAN VICKERS Page 347 o f- f -v SWIMMING MEETS Mike Mucklcrny si-t a pool iL-cord in the l(IU-. ard free-style ajiaiiist Oklalimiia I iiuerMH. Arden Amerine and Dudley Epps get off to a fast start in the 220-vard free-stvle. - IK -. J Wilson, Kilgore and Farrell get the Mus- tangs off to a lead in the A M meet hy winning the medley relay. VARSITY SWIMMING 1951 Team Front rov:: Dick Jackson, Tarn Mntt, Dudley Epps, Mike Muckleroy, Joe Slocum Back rov:: Jim Phleuger, Al Killgore, Billy Farrell, John Maxwell, Arden Amerine, Ricks Wilxin, Talley Dens Not shoirn: Nate King, Ben Strand, Paul ' illis SEASON RECORD SMU . . . 45 Northwest Louisiana State . 30 SMU . . . 44 St. Louis Uni ersit 31 SMU . . 54 . L-mphis Na al Air Station . 21 SMU . . 45 Texas AikM .... 30 SMU . . 32 Oklahoma 43 SMU . . 35 Texas 40 SMU . . 4S Bavlor 27 Page 349 ALL-AMERICA Mike Muckleroy The sniilino blonde senior from San Antonio became the first Mustan.L; swimmer to be named to the Ail- American team when he as so honored in the 5(1- yard free-style. Alike placed fifth in the National Intercollegiate meet in the 50 in 1950, and will be a strong contender for championship honors this year. The Pony captain has shattered records in almost every pool that SMU has swum in. Mike is defend- ing Southwest Conference champion in both the 50- vard and 100-vard free stvle events. Page 350 Hill Farrkll ( Breast-stroke and free style Ardex Amerin ' e Free style (1950 Southwest Conference 1500-meter Champion) Page 351 MEN ' S Fraternity Cliampidiis Phi Delta Theta Front ioia;: (Jrcg Peterson, Bill Farrell, Tarn Mott, Jim Street, Bob Booker, Bubba Butler, Mickey Sharp, Bob McOaniel, Starky Wil- son Second roiu: Frank McCollum, J. L. Prideaux, Howard Crow, Bill White, Bill Crawford, George Hurt, Drew Noble, Tommy Carter, Sam V ' ilches Football Page 352 Imlepenclent Champions Theoloi - I ir nl roiv: Nowell Bingham, Harold Leveridge, Thomas Hol- comb, Carroll Fancher, Dean Stout, George Needham, Sam Aus- 1am Back rom:: Norman Spellmann, James Campbell, Larry Meredith, De Hinckley, Bob Cook, Henry Bowden, Walter Johnson, Howard Plo vman INTRAMURAIS Fraternity Champions Kappa Sigma Front row: Tommy Garth, John- ny Torbitt, Dickie Jackson, Buddy Ciains Hark row: Herb Rohloff, George llorrance. Bob Holland, Herman Humphreys, Fred Alford Swimming — Tennis Fraternity Champions Kappa Sigma Ed Prichard, Ben Mackie, Larry McHhail, Reeves Murphy, Tony Dver Page 353 WOMEN ' S Intramural Sports Managers First roiv: Hazel Green, Sigma Kap- pa; Joan Boyle, Delta Delta Delta; Kathie Young, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Ann Reep, Delta Zeta; Anita O ' Krent, Phi Sigma Sigma; Mary Beall, Kap- pa Kappa Gamma Second roio: Sissy Hobson, Zeta Tau Alpha; Jean Howard, Alpha Delta Pi; Bee Beattie, Delta Gamma; Mrs. Marvell Weber, Director; Pat Shri- ber, Virginia Hall; Ann Dickard, In- dependent Students ' Association Badminton First ronj:: Jody Akin, Delta Delta Delta, singles champion; Marjorie Cone, Kappa Alpha Theta, singles runner-up Second ro w: Mary Poindexter, Phyllis Murphey, Pi Beta Phi, doubles champions; Joan Sousley, Janet Bevin, Kappa Alpha Theta, doubles runner- up Page 354 INTRAMIRAIS PS JKTSiS ' ik? ' fc4  ;i : . Field Hockey KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, CHAMPIONS First roil:: Bett Boger, Frances Bucy, Patsy Cox, Pat Walker, Rosanne Dick- son, Charlotte Acker, Mary Beall, Kay Keoun, Sharon Smith, Martha Mann, Chris Baird, Nancy Buckley, Joan Mings, Nancy Brown and dog ZETA TAU ALPHA, RUNNERSCP Second roiv: Gloria Dublin, Roycc Mc- Kee, Carol Anne Hall, Ann Polk, Sissy Hobson, Mary Ann Rhine, Barbara Mc- Cliing, Julie Dixon, Suzanne Cubberly, N ' ancv White, Pat Holmes Tennis Jody Akin and Hannah Daniel, Delta Delta Delta, doubles champions Page 355 Baseball, tennis, golf and track could not be included because of early dead- lines. Spring sports of this year will appear in the 1952 Rotunda. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DREW NOBLE President BETTY GREENGRASS .... Vice President HELEN BUTTS Secretary RUTH ANN ROGERS Treasurer Page 359 Seniors BILLY AL-XCK ABBOTT, DaUas Speech ; Beta Kappa Gamma, president ; Arden Club CHURCHILL ADAMS, Alexandria, Louisiana Personnel Administration XORRIS ADAMS, Tyler Accounting MARTHA AW ADAMSOX, Dallas English; Mortar Board, Beta Kappa Gamma RUTH SANDRA AGTANOFF, Dallas Sociology; Alpha Kappa Delta, treasurer; Hillel; I.Z.F.A., treasurer; K.S.M.L . ; Arden AVorkshop ; Student L nion Committee; Youth Council for Better Government R. L. AHRENS, Dallas ]VIechaiucaI Engineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers JOAN AKIN, Dallas English ; Delta Delta Delta ; Alpha Lambda Delta ROBERT J. AKLNS, Dallas Marketing; Kappa Sigma; Rally Committee CARLTON ALDERSON, Fort Worth lechanical Engineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers HELEN MILDRED ALEXANDER, Royse City Social Sciences; Chi Omega; Methodist Student Movement; COGS; Y cabinet; Trade Track, secretary; Fincher Hall, president ; Women ' s Self-Governing Association SIDNEY JOE ALEXANDER, Fort Worth Accounting JOHN R. AFFORD, JR., Henderson Banking and Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Sales As- sociation ; Delta Sigma Pi ROBERT W. ALLISON, Selina, Kansas Piano WAYNE C. W. ALLISON, Windber, Pennsylvania Physical Education ; Beta Theta Pi, rush captain, pledge master; Yingaroon ; Pigskin Review ; Kappa Phi Kappa; Mustang Men; Fin and Feather Club; Indepen- dent Students ' Association; Promenaders ; Debating Club; K.S.M.U. ; S.C.O.P.E., secretary, treasurer HARRY PETE ANASTOPULOS, Dallas Biology JOHN M. ANDERSON, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers ; Society of Automotive Engi- neers SUE ANDERSON, Wellington Journalism; Delta Zeta, corresponding secretary ' ; Theta Sigma Phi, secretary; Methodist Student Movement; Press Club; Kirkos; Chapel Choir BETTY ANDREWS, Waxahachie Personnel Administration ; Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Y ; Personnel Management Association ; Phi Chi Theta Page 360 CHFSTKR ROGER ANDRKWS. Marshall Professional Accounting TROV E. ARGEN BRIGHT, Dallas Physical Education ; S.C.O.P.E. JAMEIL ARVAIN, Si-minole Marketing HAROLD ASH, Houston Organ ; Chapel Choir ; Choral Union JACK M. ASHFORD, Dallas Electrical Engineering ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Amateur Radio Society, president JOAN ASHWORTH, Tyler Education MAC ASHWORTH, JR., Tyler Leadership Management DANIEL B. ASKEW, Dallas Professional Accounting BETT LANE ATKINSON, Pecos Biology B. A. AULT, Gilmer Marketing MARY JOY AUTREY, Dallas Home Economics; Sigma Kappa, rush chairman; Iota Ep- silon ; Trade Track; Panhellenic; Y GERALD AVERITT, Dallas Industrial Production Management and Personnel Administration BOBB BABB, Dall.is Marketing; Sigma Chi RUSSELL T. BACKUS, Trenton, New Jersey Economcis BETTY BUCHANAN BACON, Dallas Spanish ; Chi Omega ; COGS, secretary, vice presi- dent ; Westminster Student Fellowship ; Alpha Lamb- da Delta, vice president; Chapel Cabinet; Sigma Delta Pi, secretary; 1949 Rag Doll ; Duchess to University of Texas Round-up; Rotuxda beauty nominee; Student Service Council; Campus Chest; SMU and National Miss Fashion Plate m Marc Moore qu.irterbacks his squad of cheerleaders. Page 361 Seniors JO ANN BAGALEY, Fort Worth Elementary Education; Chi Omega; Rally Committee JOAN BAILEY, Dallas Economics ; Sigma Kappa BEVERLY ANNE BAKER, Port Arthur Speech and French ; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Zeta Phi Eta; Arden Club; Pi Delta Phi; COGS, steering committee; Racket Club; Rally Committee; Kirkos LOUISE BARNES, Little Rock, Arkansas Sociology; Methodist Student Movement; Y RUTH JOANNE BARRIER, Dallas Spanish ; Sigma Delta Pi FAYE EV ' ELYN WESTMORELAND BARSE, DeBerry English JOHN H. BARTLETT, Albuquerque, New Alexico Accounting and Finance; Pi Kappa Alpha J. LENWOOD BARTON, Dallas Statistics VINCENT MACAULEY BASIL, Albany Business and Law AGNES BATEMAN, Beeville Education ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Women ' s Self-Governing Associ- ation ; Baptist Student Union; Y JOHN BATES, Mabank Marketing NORRIS W. BATES, Mercedes Education THOMAS M. BAUGH, Dallas Real Estate BILL ' E BEALL, San Angelo X ' iolin GEORGE DIXON BEARD, Wharton Management ROBERT BEASLEY, Dallas Marketuig; Delta Chi; Cycen Fjodr serf ROBERT F. BECKSTEAD, Waco Personnel Administration; Baptist Student Union; Per- sonnel Association HARRY H. BENDORF, Dallas Leadership Management; Independent Students ' As- sociation ; Pershing Rifles ; Scabbard and Blade Page 362 LETITIA BENNETT, Dallas Ps cholog ; Kappa Kappa Gamma MAR ANN HENNETT, Dallas Speech and Drama; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Freshman Class, sei.rerai ; Allien Club JAMES HENTZ, Dallas English; Kappa Sigma, treasurer; Blue Key, secre- tary ; Alpha Phi Omega, president ALARJORIE L. BERG, Dallas Marketing; Baptist Student Union, treasurer; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship JEAN BERR -, Lufkin Elementary Education ; Delta Delta Delta WARREN BERRY, San Antonio General Administrative Management ; San Antonio Club; Air F orce R.O.T.C. ; Personnel Management Association ; Advertising League CECIL A. BETHEA, Sherman Journalism; Kappa Alpha; Mustang Men, president; Alpha Delta Sigma jniMIE BEVANS, Menard Finance ; Alpha Tau Omega, president ; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Canterbury Club; Interfraternity Council JOHN ROBERT BIAR, Dallas General Business VIRGINIA BIRT Dallas Art; Chi Omega; Art Club; Advertising League; COGS; Arden Workshop MARILYN BISHOP, Gilmer Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi, treasurer; Iota Epsi- lon ; Mortar Board, vice-president; Y , secretary; Snider Hall, house council HOWARD FLOYD BLACK, JR., Youngstown, Ohio Govenmient ; Pi Kappa Alpha DAVID T. BLACKBURN, Dallas Journalism MARY BLAIR, Belton English ; Kappa Kappa Gamma, recording secretary ; Alpha Lambda Delta, president ; Panhellenic, president ; Kirkos, secretary HORACE J. BLANCHARD, Sudan Law; Phi Alpha Delta, president; Pi Sigma Alpha; Law Review; Barristers; Student Bar Association, president Rally Committee parades before going to work on Home- coming Day. Page 363 Seniors CHARLES BLANTON, Wichita Falls Business; Sigma Alpha Epsiloii PAUL E. BLATZ, Dallas Chemistry; Chemical Society, president JIM BLISS, Dallas Professional Accounting; Sigma Chi tion ; Baseball letternian M Associa- JON BLOODWOR TH, Graham Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha RICHARD JESSE BOATWRIGHT, Irving Accounting BARBARA BOEDEKER, Dallas Art; Alpha Delta Pi, president; Junior Class, secre- tary JACK D. BOLLINGER, Jacksonville Business; Mustanj; Band JAMES HERBERT BOND, Dallas Economics MARY LOU BOONE, Big Lake Music Education BONNIE RUTH BOREN, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sociology; Methodist Student Movement; Pre-Theolog Asso- ciation; Inter-V arsity ; Women ' s Self-Governing Association; Cosmopolitan Club GEORGE A. BOSWELL, Dallas Economics JAMES BOUCHER, Dallas Civil Engineering ; Am erican Society of Civil Engi- neers, president ; Student Engineers Joint Council WILLIAM E. BOWERS, JR., ' inita, Oklahoma Biology ; Pi Kappa Alpha DAVID C. BOWMAN, Canton, Ohio Theory of Music; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Mu Alpha; Van Katwijk Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Choral Union CAREY J. BOZEMAN, Wichita Falls Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers JOHN BRADBURY, Dallas Accounting ; Phi Delta Theta ; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Mustang Men; Scabbard and Blade ELIZABETH JANE BRADSHAW, Dallas Art and Spanish; Independent Students ' Association; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Sigma Delta Pi ELIZABETH BRAGDON, Evanston, Illinois Geography ; Delta Gamma ; Chapel Choir ; Chorus ; Choir; Orchestra; Sports Club; Geographic Society, secretary ; Student LTnion Committee Page 364 JOHN A. RRAITHWAIT, Bolivar, Missouri M.uketiiii. ' ami Husincss; Delta Sigma Phi; Phi Mu Alpha; Mustang Men ; Choral Union MELVIN C. HRAXS, Dallas Biology; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club DENNIS BREWER, Dallas Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha HUGH GARNER BREWER, JR., Dallas Advertising ; Alpha Delta Sigma, vice president ; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Arden Club; Mustang Men; Campus, advertising manager WILLIAM R. BREWER. Utica, New York Economics JACK BRODIE, Little Rock, Arkansas Marketing; Sales Association TERRY BROLLIAR, Dallas Psychology JOHN ROBERT BROOKS, Lahaina Maui, Hawaii Finance CLARENCE WILLIAM BROWN, Dallas Education ; Kappa Phi Kappa JACK BROWN, Dallas Retail Merchandising; Lambda Chi Alpha; Basketball letter- man JOE B. BROWN, JR., Dallas Public Administration ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Mustang Band ; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang Men : IARJORIE MARIE BROWN, Dallas Home Economics ; Sigma Kappa, corresponding sec- retar ' ; Pi Delta Phi ; Iota Epsilon ; Canterbury Club ROSELLEN BROWN, Beaumont Art ; Alpha Delta Pi ; COGS DORIS JEAN BROWN, Dallas Education ; COGS ; Modern Dance Club DORRIS JEANNE BROWNE, Dallas Drama and Speech; Delta Zeta, vice president; Cam- pus League of Women Voters ; Arden Club ; Arden Workshop; Student Union Committee Billie Biggs in Acrobaticques at the Pigskin Review. Page 365 Seniors JOHN PHILIP BROXSON, Grand Prairie Accounting TED BRUCE, Houston Biology ; Biology Club, secretary-treasurer MARION BUCHANAN, Houston English ; Delta Gamma ; Alpha Lambda Delta, cor- responding secretary; Mu Phi Epsilon, secretary; Chorus; Choir; Vinegaroon ; SMLT Scholar; Cam- pus League of Women Voters ; Houston Club NANCY BUCKLEY, Dallas English; Kappa Kappa Gamma, rush captain; Y ; COGS FRANCES BUCY, Brownwood French ; Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Pi Delta Phi LAWRENCE H. BUDNER, Dallas Finance; University Scholar CLAPTON D. BUEHRLE, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers; Institute of Radio Engineers. DAVID BUNDRICK, Dallas Geology SHIRLEY BURNS, Dallas English; Chi Omega; Methodist Student Movement, council; The Methodist Student, editor; cabinet; Chapel Choir, secretary JACK BURR IS, Dallas Advertising; M Association; Track, Cross Country, letter- man MARY BUSKE, Jefferson, Wisconsin Costume Design; Tennis Club; ' A ' ; Chapel Cabinet HORACE BUTLER, Dallas Civil Engineering; Phi Delta Theta ; American Soci etv of Civil Engineers; Mustang Band IlKLKN Hl ' TTS, San Augustine Histor ; Kaiipa Alpha Theta, secretar ; Panhellenic, presi- dent; RoTUXDA staff MARTHA ANN BYNUAI, Stephenville ( jeology ; Gamma Phi Beta; Psi (jamma Sigma, president; Dolphin Club ROBERT LEE CALDWELL, Paris Law ; Phi Alpha Delta ; Student Bar Association ; Free Legal Aid Clinic CURTIS CALLAW ' W, Greggton Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers JOYCE CALLOWA ' , Louisville, Kentucky English ; Chi Omega COLLIS N. CALVIT, Dallas Chemistry ; Chemical Society, president Page 366 JEAN CAM.MACK, Longview Religion; ' ' Cabinet; Methdilist Student Movement; COGS (JUV CAMPHELL, Richland Psvchologv ' MARTHA ELLEN CA.MPBELL, Dallas Spanish JOSEPH A. CANAVESPE, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engi- neers CHARLES CAN FIELD, Newhope Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tail, treasurer; Kappa Mu f ' psilon ; Canterbur Club; Y ; Mustang Men DILLARD R. CANTRELL, Dallas Mechanical Engineering ; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers WILLLAM THOMAS CAPPS, HI, Dallas ALmagement ; Alpha Tau Omega, vice-president, secretary ; Cycen Ejodr, secretary; M Award; Student Council, treas- urer; Student Council of Religious Activities; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Interfraternitv Council; Y Cabinet; Who ' s Who LONNIE D. CARDWTLL, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers BETTY LOU CAREY, Graham Interior Decoration ; Alpha Delta Pi ; Y ; West- minster Student Fellowship MAR ' B. CARGILL, Lewisville, Arkansas Home Economics; Kappa Kappa (lamma; Y Cabinet; Iota Epsilon, secretary, treasurer; Methodist Student Movement; COGS FRED HANCOCK CARIKER, JR., Childress General Business; Delta Sigma Pi; Sales Association JIM CARLILE, Pueblo, Colorado Finance ; Phi Delta Theta IR lN(j CLARENCE CARLSON, Bristol, Connecticut Industrial Production Management; Society for the Advance- ment of Management, treasurer; Sigma Mu Upsilon CHARLES L. CARROLL, Harleton Per.- ' onnel ; Sigma Chi ; Personnel Association ; Society for Advancement of Management GLEN CARSON, Dallas Journalism ; Sigma Delta Chi, secretary ; Press Club, editor-in-chief; Arden Club; William Thompson Award Hill Farrcll hflp Mai - Moure learn how to sxvim. faqe 367 Seniors . o JANE CARSWELL, Dallas Spanish and Comparative Literature; Delta Delta Delta, presi- dent, secretary; Mortar Board, president; Square; Kirkos; Sophomore Honor Guard; Sigma Delta Pi, president; Y Cabinet ; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Student Council ; Who ' s Who JOHN P. CARTER, Dallas Industrial Production Management THOALAS JEFFERSON CARTER, JR., Dallas Peisonnel Administration ; Phi Delta Theta ; Cycen Fjodr serf ; P ' reshman Baseball ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Y RUTH PATRICIA CHAMBERS, Houston Art; Art Society JOHN CHAMPION, Houston Marketing; Kappa Sigma; Football letterman ; Student Council ; Sophomore Class, president JOHN MAYNARD CHEEK, Farmersville History BARBARA CLANTON, Shreveport, Louisiana Commercial Art; Pi Beta Phi; Y ; Dolphin Club; Rotuxda, staff; Rotunda beauty nominee BETTY CLARK, Dallas Home Economics ; Iota Epsilon DON CLARK, Dallas Sociology; Delta Chi; Cycen Fjodr serf; Blue Shirts; Freshman Baseball ; Westminster Student Fellowship LEE EVA CLARK, La Feria Music ; Alpha Delta Pi ; Chapel Choir ; Choral L nion ; Ro- tunda beauty BARBARA CLAPTON, Lovington, New Mexico Art; Kappa Alpha Theta; Women ' s Self Governing Asso- ciation ROBERT CLAYTON, Dallas General Business; Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sigma Pi, president ; Y WILLIAM A. CLEV ELAND, JR., Dallas Mathematics and Physics JAMES A. CLINTON, Dallas Government; Intramural Debate; Student L nion Com- mittee MRS. NELL ORCHARD CLOPTON, Dallas Education MILTON A. COCKERILL, Bridgeport, Coiuiecticut Accounting BERNICE COHN, Cuero Education; Phi Sigma Sigma, president; Panhellenic, vice- president; Kirkos, vice-president; Hillel; COGS MILTON COLLEY, Mount Pleasant Geography ; Geographic Society Page 368 RORRV COF,LIF.R, Lont;vif v Marketing;: Kappa Alpha; Football co-captain HKR.MAN COLLINS, Tyk-r KleniLMitary Education; Kappa I ' hi Kappa, secretary; Can- terbury Club PAT COLTON. San Antoiuo Geology ; Sigma Alpha Lpsilon ALICE MARIE CO.MPTON, Dallas Advertising; Independent Students ' Association MARjORIE CONE, Lubbock Psychology and Sociology ; Kappa Alpha Theta BILL COOK, Fort Worth Marketing; Kappa Alpha; Football letterman DIANE FRANCES COOK, Dallas Spanish; Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary; Mortar Board; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Delta Pi; Theta Sigma Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Delta Phi; Sophomore Honor Guard; Y ; Rotunda, staff; Cain ' tis, staff; L ' niversitv Scholar; Press Club ; Kirkos ; Who ' s AVho WALTER W. COOK, Dallas Real Estate; Alpha Kappa Psi ANNA LESLIE COOLIDGE, Helena, Arkansas IVIusic; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Symphony Orchestra; Mustang Concert Band; Chorus AUDREY RUTH COOPER, Chicago, Illinois Education ; Choral L nion JACK COOPER, Dallas General Business MARION FRANKLYN COOPER, Dallas History; Phi Alpha Theta ROBERT CORNEIL, Portland, Oregon French C. R. COUCH, Dallas Education and Biology ; Kappa Phi Kappa CLARIBEL COX, Dallas History; Gamma Phi Beta Composer of SMU ' s VARSITY, Dr. Lewis Stuckey, chats with SMU alumns T. J. Waggoner and Jim Collins. Page 369 Seniors m CLERA ANN COX, Sweetwater Education ; Gamma Phi Beta GLENN ANDREW COX. JR., Sedalia, Missouri Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha JOHN B. COX, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of ? lec- trical Engineers LAURA JEAN COX, Corsicana Education ; Zeta Tau Alpha PATSY COX, Temple Education ; Kappa Kappa Ciamma ; COGS ; Y PATRICIA ANN COZBY, Dallas Business Education ROBERT M. COZINE. Dallas Professional Accounting; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Beta Alpha Psi ALLEN CRAIG, Dallas Business BOB BUELL CRAIG. Dallas Music Education; Mustang Band; Choir; Chorus; Chapel Choir; Mustang Men ELTON E. CRAWFORD, Dallas Leadership Management MARILYN CRAWFORD. McAllen Journalism; Zeta Tau Alpha; Theta Sigma Phi. president; Press Club, treasurer; Campus, society editor VARREN ALLEN CRENSHAW, Dallas Profe.ssional Accounting JIM CROLEY, Gilmer Finance ; Kappa Alpha JAMES W. CRONIN, Dallas Physics; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon ; Phi Beta Kappa GORDON F. CULLUM, JR., Dallas Marketing ; Kappa Alpha ASA EUGENE CUNNINGHAM, San Antonio Economics; Delta Kappa Epsilon DALE CUNNINGHAM, Dallas Mechanical Engineering ; Alpha Tau Omega ; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Student Engineers Joint Council CONNIE CURETON, Dallas Speech; Pi Beta Phi; Rally Committee; Y Pace 370 RAMON A CI RR , Plainview Education ; Kappa Alpha Thcta JANET CURTIS, Dallas Ek-niciitary Education; Chi Omega, rush captain; : COC S, secretary ; Sigma Delta Pi PATSY CUTBIRTH, Wichita Falls Voice; COGS; Choral Union; Choir JEAN DABOUR, New York Citv, New York Psychology; COGS JAMES RUSSELL DALE, Warren, Ohio Mechanical E-ngiiieering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, treasurer LARK OWEN DANIEL, III, Dallas Psychology ; Psi Chi LARRY DARCANGELO, Dallas Electrical Engineering ; Phi Eta Sigma ; Sigma Tau ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Kappa Mu Epsilon JAMES HAROLD DARDEN, Dallas Economics JOHN M. DAVIES, Dallas Biology CONRAD M. DAVIS, Carlsbad, New Mexico Leadership Management; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Choral Union L. K. DAVIS, JR., Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Ci il Engineers HAZEL WEST DEASON, Henderson Speech ; Delta Zeta ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Zeta Phi Eta, secretary VICTOR DECKER, San Diego , California Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers; Salesmanship Club; Mvistang Men GEORGE RUSSELL DEES, Dallas Accounting JOHN E. DEES, Dallas Banking and Finance ; Phi Theta Kappa ; Choral Union ; Choir Behind the scenes at a rush party. Page 371 Seniors DIANE DELIN, Dallas Education BENJAMIN JAMES DENTON. Colbert, Oklahoma Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers LA ' NNE DICKENS, Texarkana, Arkansas Home Economics ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Iota Epsilon ; Panhellenic, treasurer GLENN DICKERSON, Dallas Government ; Delta Sigma Phi DONALD WOOD DICKEY, Dallas Mathematics; Pi Kappa Alpha; Rally Committee; Mus- tang Men ; Chapel Choir MAYME DIFFEY, Dallas Voice; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Sigma Alpha Iota; Pig- skin Revue ; Choir; Choral Union JULE J. DILOUIE, Trenton, New Jersey Music Education ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Kappa Kappa Psi, presi- dent ; Mustang Band, president; Brass Ensemble CHARLES DODD, Dallas Civil Engineering GERALD DOLAN, Andover, New York Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engi- neers MALCOLM E. DORMAN, Dallas Business EDWARD M. DOWNS, Burbank, California Advertising ; Alpha Tau Omega ; Alpha Delta Sigma WILLIAM DRAPER, Alto Professional Accounting ALLAN K. DRAY, JR., Vernon Geology; Phi Delta Theta; Sigma Gamma Xi JESSE DRENNAN, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers ; Sigma Tau MARY FRANK DUNCAN, Dallas Spanish ; Student L nion Committee, secretary ; COGS ; Cosmopolitan Club THOMAS M. DUNCAN, Dallas History HOWARD DUNHAM, Dallas Business Adnunistration ; Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sig- ma Pi ; Arden Workshop, president ; Arden Club BONNA LEE DUBOIS, Beaumont Education; Alpha Delta Pi; COGS Page 372 JEAN DUDLEY ' , Houston Spanish; Kappa Alpha Thcta ; Pi Delta Plii MALCOLM DLTTON, XoithliiKl, Xcimont Einance LESLIE JOSEPH DVORZSAK, Hrookl n, N. V. Industrial ALanagcment DIANA DYER, Dallas Comparative Literature AL EDWARD D ■KES, Dallas Business WALTER THOMPSON EARLY, Wharton Retail Merchandising; Methodist Student Movement RICHARD EARNHART, Kingsville French; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi; Cos- mopolitan Club CHARLES DUDLEY EASLF:Y, Evansville, Indiana Accounting E. L EASLEY, JR., Dallas Accounting JOE E. EASON, JR., Palmer Marketing and Merchandising; Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sigma Pi ; Sales Association DORIS ECHART, Dallas Government, Latin; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Beta Kappa DAVID E. EDGAR, Fordyce, Arkansas Psychology ; Delta Kappa Epsilon DOROTHY ' RITA EDWARDS. Dallas English; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Alpha Lambda Delta PAT EDWINS, Gulfport, Mississippi Speech MOSELLE WILSON EICHELBERGER, Dallas Psychology ; Delta Delta Delta ; Arden Workshop President I,ee crowns 1950 Homecoming Queen Mary Beth. Page 373 Seniors FRANCIS F. ELDREDGE, Dallas Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Baseball letterman ; Foot- ball manager MARTIN ELFANT, Dallas Professional Accounting ; Reta Alpha Psi PAUL ELLENBURG, Dallas Professional Accounting ; Phi Eta Sigma PAT ELLIOTT, El Paso General Business; Phi Chi Theta, treasurer ELMER ELLISOR, Cleveland Civil Engineering; Student Engineers Joint Council, chairman ; American Society of Civil Engineers LEE EMERY, Dallas Mathematics and Electrical Engineering ; Sigma Tau, secretary ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers ; KSMU ' BARBARA ANN ERWIN, Dallas Spanish ; Baptist Student Union LEOBARDO ESTRADA, Dallas Speech ; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Sigma Delta Pi ; ' ; Ar- den Wo rkshop MARGARET ANN EVANS, Fort Worth Personnel Management; Alpha Delta Pi GERALD C. EVERETT, Ballantine, Montana Physical Education SIDNEY ' ROB FARRAR, Dallas Music Education; Blue Key; Kappa Kappa Psi; Mustang Band, arranger, assistant director; Pigskin Revue direc- tor; Pony Expressions, script and score; Vinegaroon, music director ; Symphony ; Varsiteers ; Chorus ; Choir ; Campus reporter; Mustang Band, drum major; Who ' s Who LEIGHTON FARRELL, Hillsboro History; Methodist Student Movement; Pre-Theolog Association GEORGE FAUCETT, Dallas Sociology; Delta Chi; Scabbard and Blade, president; Angler ' s Club ; Fin and Feather Club FRANK ANTHONY FAZIO, Jersey City, New Jersey Personnel Administration ; Delta Sigma Pi JAMES FENIMORE, Dallas Chemistry; Delta Sigma Phi; Chemical Society DAN FENN, Tyler Marketing; Kappa Sigma; Student Council; Alpha Phi Omega; Badminton Club; Y ; Chapel Cabinet; Canterbury Club ARCH FERGERSON, Dallas Physical Education ELIZABETH AN N FERGUSON, Dallas English and Spanish Independent Students ' Associa- tion; Sigma Delta Pi, vice-president; Christian Sci- ence Organization, secretary, president Page 374 WILSON GERALD FERGUSON. (Graham Advertising; Alpha Tau Omega LEO PIKES, Dallas Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Football NELLE JEAN FILKINS, Dallas Costume Design SEYMOUR FINKELSTEIN, Brooklyn, Ne v York Speech ; Hillel RAY.MOND MARVIN FINNELL, Pueblo, Colorado Accounting JOHN FISH, Matador Industrial Productive Alanagement; Delta Sigma Phi BILLIE BETH FITE, Wichita Falls English ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Rally Committee AVALLACE FITE, Dallas Journalism EDWARD A. FITZGERALD, Richardson Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engi- neers CAROL FLANDERS, Houston Education ; Delta Zeta ; Chapel Choir ; Choral LTnion ; Rally Committee; Orchestra; Y WILLIAM E. FLOTO, Dallas General Business ELOUISE PERDUE FLUTH, San Antonio English BENJAMIN H. FLY, JR., Dallas Government; Lambda Chi Alpha; KSMU JARMS WHATLEY FORD, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Amateur Radio Club; KSMU, staff; Mustang Band L. E. FRANCIS, JR., Artesia, New Mexico Marketing; Independent Students ' Association Pi Phi ' s entertain their Texas sisters «ith a brunch. Page 7 Seniors WILLIAM NEAL FRANKLIN, El Paso Personnel Administration; Sigma Alpha Kpsilon ; Football let- term an JOHN FRASCH, Dallas General Business; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phi Omega; Y WILLIAM V. FRASCO, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers JANE FRENCH, College Station English WILLIAM STANLEY FRIBERG, Dallas General Business DONALD FRONSDAHL, Boone, Iowa Biology JOE W. FR ' E, Grand Prairie Business BETTY JO FULLER, Shreveport, Louisiana English; Al pha Delta Pi; Campus, staff; COGS IDA GALLESHAW, Dallas Elementary P ' diication ; Alpha Delta Pi JACKSON GALLOWAY, Alexandria, Louisiana Biology AARON ALBERT GARRETT, JR., Dallas Economics ; Pi Kappa Alpha JAN GARTMAN, Brady Journalism; Delta Gamma; Gamma Alpha Chi, sec- retary ; Theta Sigma Phi, vice-president ; Campus, staff JACK GAY, Waldo, Arkansas Advertising and Marketing JOHN EDWARD GAY, McKinney Finance; Phi Delta Theta RICHARD H. GAYLORD, Northfield, V ' ermont Marketing JOHN ROBERT GEALY, Dallas Geology; Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Phi Omega GERALD GEAR, Dallas Biology DUDLEY W. GEORGE, Tyler Psychology; Blue Shirts; Mustang Men Page 376 ROBERT G. GEORGE, Giandview, Alissouri Mechanical Engineering; Ka[ipa Alpha; American Society of Mechanical Engineering ROHERT GIBHONS, Dallas Psychology ; Kappa Alpha ; Psi Chi DOROTHY ' ALARIE GIBSON, Dallas Primary Education; Delta Delta Delta; Pi Lambda Theta; Beta Kappa (iranima; COGS; Rally Com- mittee JOANNE GILBERT, Dallas Primary Education ; Kappa Alpha Theta, president JOSEPH TEAGARDEN GILBERT, Dallas Civil Engineering and Business Administration ; Delta Sigma Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon ; Student Union Commit- tee; American Society of Civil Engineers; Southwestern Intercollegiate Chess Championship; Duplicate Bridge Championship MARY SUE GILBERT, Houston Education; Chi Omega; COGS; Y ; SMU Repre- sentative to Baylor and TSC V STEVE GILBERT, Louisville. Kentucky Psychology and Education JAMES L. GILBOW, Henrietta General Business KENNETH B. GLAZE, Hillsboro History; Delta Sigma Phi, secretary; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang ] Ien NANCY GOFF, Dallas Elementary Education ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Rally Committee ; COGS; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Television Workshop DIANE GOFORTH, Dallas Home Economics; Iota Epsilon, treasurer JOHN D. COINS, Corsicana Marketing; Kappa Sigma ARTHUR KENT GOLDIN, Garland Marketing ANGELINA GOMEZ, Edinburg Spanish ROBERT WESLEY GOODLOE, Dallas Social Science ; Kappa Alpha, corresponding secretary ; Chapel Cabinet ; Mustang Band ; Orchestra ; Chapel Choir Professors Don Edmiinson and Jerry Drake have lunch at the Student Union. Page 377 Seniors VIRGINIA GOODMAN, Fort Worth Art and Psychology; Chi Omega; Student Union Committee; Y ; COGS CLAIR RAYMOND GORMAN, Bristoxy, Oklahoma History of American Ciyilizatioii ; Phi Alpha Theta, presi- dent WILLIAM BROWN GOUGH, Dallas Personnel ; Phi Delta Theta ; Camera Club ; Person- nel Association; Society for Advancement of Man- agement ; Vestminster Fellowship Club J. B. GOZA, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers ; Sigma Tau MAR ' CATHERINE GRAHAM. Dallas Music Education; Yan Kat yijk Club CHARLES K. GRAVIS, HI, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers GEORGE WILLIAM GRAY, III, Lubbock Government CARROLL GRAYSON, Dallas Education ; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Iota Epsilon MARGARET MORGAN GREEN, Dallas Personnel Administration ; Delta Zeta ; Alpha Lamb- da Delta ; Zeta Phi Eta ; Personnel Management As- sociation BETTY GREENGRASS, Dallas Speech and Theatre ; Chi Omega ; Zeta Phi Eta ; COGS ; Ar- den Club, secretary ; Arden Workshop, vice-president ; Touch- stone Award, 1950; Rotunda, organizations editor; Senior Class, vice-president JOHN GREENSTREET, Tulsa, Oklahoma Psychology; Phi Gamma Delta; Y ; Methodist Student Movement JOAN GREGORY, Dallas History; Pi Beta Phi ROBERT G. GRIMES, Dallas Psychology OLIN EDWIN GROVES, Garland Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi TERRY GUFFEY, Dallas Spanish ; Delta Delta Delta ; COGS ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Sigma Delta Pi ; Y : lONTE V. GUIDRY, Corpus Christi Commercial Art; Alpha Delta Sigma; Student Directory, as- sociate editor; Limbo DANIEL HAHN, Saint Louis, Missouri Banking and Finance WILLIAM S. HAHN, Dallas Industrial Business Page 378 ED VARD D. HALBERT, Dallas Alarketing and Statistics ALFRED L. HALE, Shamrock ] Lirketing and Adxertising; Aljiha Delta Sigma CONNIE EARL HALE, JR., Dallas Professional Accounting ; Alpha Kappa Psi AL ' C HALL, Carrollton Government ; Kappa Alpha VIRGINL ' HALL, Kilgore Social Science; Methodist Student Moxement ; Prc-Theo- log Association ROBERT T. HAMMOND, AIcKinney Personnel DAVID HAMPTON, Houston Accounting JAMES THERON HANSHAW, Mercedes Retail Merchandising; Delta Sigma Phi; Mustang Men PATSY RUTH HARDISON, Dallas Sociology ; Kappa Alpha Theta, vice-president ; Alpha Kappa Delta, secretarv; COGS, steering committee; Y MARY ' NITA HARLOW, Longview Music Education ; Pi Beta Phi ; Y ; Choral L nion WESLEY HARPER, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; American Society of Testing Materials LOUIS HARRELL, Hillsboro Business JAMES W. HARRIS, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers ; Student Engineers Joint Council OZRO HARRIS, Pittsburg Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; Interfrater- nity Council, treasurer; Intramural Council; Dorm Coun- selor; Freshman Football; KSML staff FESTUS HOWELL HARRISON, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Student Engineers Joint Council, president ■ p jl Purnell laughs it th? antics of Chi Omega clowns. Page 379 Seniors 1 J DELBERT E. HASKINS, Paris Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers; W5YF, staff JOHN HASSE, Avalon, Wisconsin Professional Accounting ; Beta Alpha Psi EUGENE HATHCOAT, Dallas Sociology ; Alpha Kappa Delta ORRIN D. HAWLEY, Dallas Civil Engineering ; American Society of Civil Engineers ; Alpha Phi Omega LOUIS WILLIAM HAYES, Spring Green, Wisconsin Accounting ; Alpha Kappa Psi EDWARD L. HAZLEWOOD, Dallas Geology ; Geology Club SYBIL LOUISE HEAD, Clarendon Education ; Sigma Kappa JOE RAY HEED, Dallas Marketing and Finance NANCY JEANNE HELBERT, Harrisonburg, Va. Art; Choral Union; Chapel Choir BARBARA HENDERSON, Houston Elementary Education ; Delta Gamma ; Women ' s Self-Govern- ing Association BILLY C. HENDERSON, Dallas Psychology and Comparative Literature; Choral Union; Student Union Committee, chairman ; Mustang Men BILL H. HENDERSON, Dallas Mechanical Engineering RICHARD HENLEY, Dallas Finance ; Alpha Tau Omega, pledge trainer JULIAN HENRY, Lancaster Advertising; Westminster Student Fellowship WALDO HENSLEE, Dallas Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi ROGER KENNETH HEPNER, JR., Brookville, Ohio Finance GASTON HERD, Manchester, Kentucky General Business CHARLES WAYNE HERRELL, Dallas General Business Page 380 EUGENE HERRING, Dallas Sociology, Mustang Band GROVER HERRING, Dallas Business Administration and Banking ALBERT B. HERVEV, JR., LittU- Rock, Arkansas Leadership Management LOREN HESLA, Wakonda, South Dakota Marketing THOMAS HICKEY, Jonesboro, Arkansas Marketing; Stray Greeks; Arkansas Club; Kappa Kappa Psi ; Mustang Band NORMA HIGGINBOTHAM, Dallas Interior Decorating; Pi Beta Phi; Y ; Baptist Stu- dent Union FRANCIS CLAYTON HIGGINS, JR., Amarillo Marketing DERRY HILGER, Dallas General Business CARL H. HILL, Idabel. Oklahoma Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engi- neers HERBERT ARTHUR HILL, Dallas Music PATRICIA HILL, Dallas Voice; Chi Omega; COGS; Y ; Choir; Chorus; Chapel Choir; Baptist Student L nion ; Pigskin Review ; Vine- garoon WILLIAM BENJAMIN HILL, Dallas Accounting; Baptist Student L nion GUY E. HINES, Dallas Management DOUGLAS HITZMANN, Dallas Marketing JAYNE HODGE, Ruston, Louisiana Voice; Sigma Kappa, president, vice-pixsident ; Dol- phin Club, president; Kirkos ; SML representative to University of Houston ; Chorus ; Choir ; Panhellenic M for Mustangs. Page 381 Seniors ELAINE HOFFMAN, Houston Education WALTER C. HOFHELXZ, Waco Social Sciences, Comparative Literature and Religion ; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Pre-Theolog Association ; Methodist Stu- dent Movement SHEROD HOLCOMB, Dallas General Business GEORGE HOLLABAUGH, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Sigma Tau, vice-president ROBERT B. HOLLAND, JR., Dallas Banking and Finance ; Kappa Sigma, president ; Delta Sigma Pi MARLIN N. HOLLIS, Fort Worth Real Estate BENJAMIN G. HOLMES, Josephine Interior Decoration ; Delta Sigma Phi BETT ' JEAN HOLMES, Brownfield Physical Education IV AN D. HOLT, Greenville Electrical Engineering ; American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers CELWYN E. HOPKINS, Dallas Economics ; Beta Theta Pi ; Air Force R.O.T.C. ROBERT HORNE, Houston Business and Real Estate ; Kappa Alpha ROBERT LEON HOTCHKISS, Dallas Chemistry ; Chemical Society ; L niversity Scholar MADELYN PAGE HOUSTON, Pleasanton Elementary Education; Kappa Alpha Theta; COGS; Y JEAN HOWARD, Texarkana, Arkansas Physical Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Delta Psi Kappa, treasurer KENNETH W. HOWARD, Waurika, Oklahoma Social Science and History; Methodist Student Move- ment, vice-president ; Pre-Theolog Association, presi- dent WILLIAM ANDREW HOWARD, Dallas Marketing DORIS JEAN HOWSON, Dallas Spanish and Psychology ; Chi Omega, secretary ; COGS ; Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Union Committee; Sigma Delta Pi, secretary, treasurer; Psi Chi; Arden Workshop; Panhellenic KARL W. HUDGINS, Dallas Music Education ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Kappa Kappa Psi ; Mustang Band ; Orchestra Page 382 IRVIN ELDOX HUDSON, Dallas General Business HKTT HUFFHIXES, Dallas Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi; Iota Epsilon, secretary, treasurer; Baptist Student Union; STEPHEN HUGHES, .Mount Wrnon, : Iainc Real Estate LOUIS V. HULL, Dallas Geology; Alpha Phi Omega; Sigma Gamma Psi ; Scabbard and Blade ' JOHN O. HUMPHREYS, Dallas Geology ; Phi Delta Theta LOUVA A. HUNT, Clarendon English ; Y ; Baptist Student Union ; Women ' s Self -Governing Association INEZ HUNTER, Dallas Personnel Administration ; Personnel Association LUCIEN JOSEPH HUTCHINS. Dubuque, Iowa Accounting ; Alpha Kappa Psi B. GORDON ILER, Santa Monica, California Speech and Pre-Medical JOAN IRWIN, Chicago, Illinois Social Science; Independent Students ' Association FRAXK ISBELL, Dallas Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Mustang Men, vice-presi- dent; Pony Expressions ; ' inegaroon ; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Mustang ] Ien award BILLY ISEXBERGER, IMcAllen Personnel Administration ; Alpha Tau Omega ; Per- sonnel Association, president; Mustang Band; Sales Association, board of directors GEORGE C. JACKSOX, Brownsville, Tennessee Banking and Finance ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president ; Student Council, vice-president; Blue Key; Alpha Kappa Psi; Cycen Fjodr; Who ' s AVho ; Mustang Men; Debutramp ; Rotunda, assistant editor ALARGARET JAXE JACKSOX. Corsicana Education ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Rally Committee ; Y ; Methodist Student Movement MARIOX JACOB, San Antonio Education .■ nn Leftwich and Jcannine Council escort a rushee to the Tri Delt preferential party. Page 383 HARRIET LUCILLE JANEWAY, Dallas Home Economics ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Iota Epsilon ; Mortar Board; Y ; Choral Union; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Choir JOHNNY EDSON JEAN, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers ROYAL DWIGHT JENNINGS, Wagoner, Okla. Music Education and Organ; Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Mustang Men; Choral Union; Choir; Mustang Band; Methodist Student Movement BENNETTE JOHNSON, Holly Grove, Arkansas Home Economics ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Iota Epsilon ; Arkansas Club; Choral Union CLINTON MALCOLM JOHNSON, Port Arthur Chemistry ; Alpha Tau Omega ; Chemistry Club GARDINER JOHNSON, Garden City, New York Business Administration ; Pi Kappa Alpha, vice-presi- dent JERRY L. JOHNSON, Wichita Falls Chemistry and Economics ; Delta Kappa Epsilon JAMES T. JOHNSON, Jackson, Tennessee Advertising; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; Y ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Student Publications, advertising manager LEE D. JOHNSON, Dallas Civil Engineering ; Sigma Tau ; American Society of Civil Engineers ROBERT J. JOHNSON, Dallas Psychology SAM ROBERT JOHNSON, Dallas Business Administration ; Delta Chi ; Alpha Kappa Psi SHIRLEY JOHNSON, Dallas Interior Decoration; Delta Gamma, rush captain TRAVIS JOHNSON, Dallas Secondary Education SAM L. JOHNSTON, Mercedes Professional Accounting; Alpha Tau Omega; Mustang Band ; Sales Association EDWIN RAY JONES, Littlefield Commercial Art GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, JR., Dallas Lambda Chi Alpha; Arden Club, vice-president; KSMU, staff; Arden Club Touchstone Award; Vinegaroon JAMES JORDAN, Ladue, Missouri Management; Phi Delta Theta JANICE JORDAN, Dallas Art ; Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Social Chairman Council, secretary; Pigskin Re- vue ; Y ; Methodist Student Movement Page 384 ELIZABETH RUTH JUMPER, Dallas History ABRAHAM ( ,ORDON KAHN, Mexico City Electrical Engineering; Kappa Mu Epsilon ; Americ;in Institute of Electrical Engineers; Cosmopolitan Club; Hil- lel; KSMU, staff E. C. KARNAVAS, Mansfield, Ohio Engineering ; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers ; Society of Automotive Engineers ; Student En- gineers Joint Council HERBERT KARRExN, Fort Worth General Business and Statistics; Tennis Team; Rotunda, sports editor HERBERT FRANK KAUFMAN, Boston, Massachusetts Economics THOMAS J. KEARNS, Dallas Chemistry ; Chemical Society ANN KERR, San Antonio Elementary Education ; Delta Delta Delta, corresponding secre- tary ; Alpha Lambda Delta, recording secretary; Zeta Phi Eta, president, treasurer; COGS, steering committee; Kirkos; Mor- tar Board; Student Council; Pi Lambda Theta, treasurer; Geographic Society; Rotunda, beauty nominee; Student Union Committee; SMU Duchess to A. and l. Cotton Ball and Arlington State College CHARLES KERR, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma History of American Civilization and English ' EIKKO K. KETOLA, Cloquet, Minnesota Geography ; Geographic Society WILLIAM KIMPLE, Dallas Journalism ; Lambda Chi Alpha JACK KINARD. Dallas .Marketing and Retailing; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Y ; Rall - Committee; Social Chairman Coun- cil, president MARJORIE KIRKLAND, Ruston, Louisiana Music JANE KNIGHT, Wichita Falls Elementary Education ; Kappa Alpha Theta FRANK KOENINGER, JR., Chillicothe Mathematics WILLIAM M. KOGER, Dallas Mathematics; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa Student Council Homecoming nfficial!. watching the Homecoming parade. smile at the crowds Page 385 Seniors ALVIN A. KOLLAJA, Corpus Christi Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi ANDREW KONNERTH, JR, Winter Haven, Florida Biology BERNHARDT DONALD KORNMANN, Dallas Management; KSMU, staff; Society for Advance- ment of Management CAROL JEAN KREER, Dallas Home Economics ; Gamma Phi Beta CLYDE KRESGE, Fate Biology and English ; Lambda Chi Alpha CHARLES KROL, Detroit, Michigan Law; Phi Alpha Delta ROLAND EUGENE KRUEGER, Mission General Business; Kappa Alpha; Y ; Personnel Management Association ; Sales Association EDWIN A. KRUMMENACHER, Dallas Social Science LOUIS KUNTZ, Dallas Business ; Delta Chi ; Alpha Kappa Psi GEORGE B. LALONDE, Clovis, New Mexico Electrical Engineering; Delta Chi; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers HENRY LONNIE LAND, JR., Dallas Marketing and Personnel Administration BETTY LANE, Montgomery, Alabama Elementary Education ; Alpha Delta Pi ; Zeta Phi Eta MARGARET LANG, Cuero English and Primary Education ; Gamma Phi Beta ; COGS, corresponding secretary; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Choir, president; Women ' s Self-Governing Association EDWARD LASKA, Brooklyn, New York Sociology; Kappa Alpha; Alpha Kappa Delta; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Y BETSY JANE LATIMER, Dallas Speech; Zeta Tau Alpha; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club EVERETTE LATIOLAIS, Port Arthur Personnel Administration ; Lambda Chi Alpha ; Personnel As- sociation BARBARA LAWES, Galveston Biology ; Chi Omega HENRY HAROLD LAWSON, Valley View Social Science ; Pre-Theolog Association ; Chapel Choir Page 386 TOM LEACH. MAN, Dallas Business ; Phi Delta Theta BOBin ' SAM LKE, Dallas Marketing; Sigma Alpha F isilon ; Al|iha I ' hi Omega; Interfraternity Council •ARRKX LEE, Westwood, New Jersey Laiketing and Advertising; Sigma Chi, secretary, president; Delta Sigma Pi, vice-president; Interfrater- nitv Council WILLLAM ATHEL LEE, I rt Worth History ANNETTE LEFTWICH, Dallas Home Economics ; Delta Delta Delta, rush captain ; Pan- hellenic; Y ; COGS; Arden Workshop; Pigskin Re- view ; Iota Epsilon JAMES V. LEFTWICH, Dallas Physical Education; Lambda Chi Alpha; S.C.O.P.E., vice-president JOAN LEFTWICH, Dallas Primary Education ; Chi Omega ; COGS EDWARD JOSEPH LEINFELDER, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Institute of Radio Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, vice chairman ; Alpha Phi Omega BETTY JANE LEMMON, Amarillo Home Economics ; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Iota Epsilon ROBERT EARL LEMONDS, Denver, Colorado Banking and Finance JOHN R. LESTER, Houston General Administrative Management; Alpha Tau Omega; Varsity Track; M Association RALPH JOSEPH LETTIERI, Dallas Public Administration ; Delta Sigma Pi FLOYD JOSEPH LEVTRETT, Dallas Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Man- agement; Sigma Mu L psilon, vice-president BETTY LEVINSON, San Antonio Merchandising and Marketing LEON J. LEVTTT, Cairo, Illinois Civil Engineering ; American Society of Civil Engi- neers e1 Betty Brannon and Tom Edwards display the fine art of Charleston. Page 387 Seniors ' ' HAROLD DEAN LEWIS, Dallas Professional Accounting; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Beta Alpha Psi ; University Scholar RUSSELL LEON LEWIS, Kaufman Professional Accounting ROBERT HENRY LINDOP, JR., Dallas Personnel Administration ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ALLAN SIGUARD LINDQUIST, Dallas Education ; Kappa Phi Kappa FRANK F. LITAKER, Kannapolis, North Carolina Psychology and Biology DONALD C. LOCKE, Gainesville General Business ; Sigma Alpha Epislon D. V. LOFLIN, Dallas General Business ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon BOBBY LONGING, Dallas Speech and Theater CAROLYN LONGNECKER, Dallas English; Pi Beta Phi; Y ; Rotunda, stafY; Limbo, staff ; Campus League of Vo len oters JIM LOTRIDGE, Dallas Spanish; Sigma Delta Pi GWENDOLYN LOUCKS, Dallas Primary Education ALICE LOUGHBOROUGH, Dallas Elementary Education ; Kappa Kappa Gamma -MARIAN LOVE, Dallas Home Economics ; Sigma Kappa ; Iota Epsilon ; COGS ; Prom- enaders SHIRLEY LOVE, Dallas Journalism; Delta Gamma; Campus . society editor; Gam- ma Alpha Chi, president; Press Club FRED VOLKER LUHNOW, Dallas Management ; Phi Delta Theta ; Phi Eta Sigma ; Sigma Tau ; Kappa Mu Epsilon CONWAY O. LUMPKIN, Hughes Springs Civil Engineering MARILYN JEAN LUST, Tyler Home Economics; Chi Omega; Iota Epsilon; Trade Track; Methodist Student Movement CHARLES EARL LUTZ, San Antonio Marketing ; Basketball, co-captain Page 388 RICHARD M. LYNCH, Dallas Marketing; Kappa Sigma ROBERT J. MacDONALD, Dallas Advi-rtising ; Delta Sigma Phi; Mustang Men; Air Force ROTC ; Rally Committee MARY GLEN MADDEN, Dallas Education ; Kappa Kappa Gamma DORIS MAHAFFEY, Conroe Elementary Education ; Kappa Alpha Theta MARCiARET MALITZ, Dallas Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi; Quill Queen; Air Force ROTC Honorary Cadet Colonel RAMON DANIEL MALLOW, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega; Institute of Radio Engineers; Independent Students ' Associa- tion ; Radio Amateurs Club PATRICIA MALONE, Dallas Speech WANDA MANESS, Longvieu- Business; Sigma Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta PATRICIA ANN MANLY, Houston Art and French ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Who ' s Who ; Mortar Board ; Student Council ; Women ' s Self-Gov- erning Association, vice-president; COGS, treasurer, steering committee ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Sopho- more Honor Guard ; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Pi Delta Phi ; Delegate to Associated Women Students ' Con- vention ; Honor Student; Y , treasurer; Houston Club ; Service Coordinating Coimcil ROBERT C. MANLY. Grinnell, Iowa Banking and Finance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi ROSEMARY MANSKE, McGregor Elementary Education ; Zeta Tau Alpha DON MARQUIS, Dallas Advertising ; Kappa Alpha ; Rally Committee ; Stu- dent Council of Religious Activities; St. Mary ' s Cath- olic Club RAY H. MARR, Dallas Mechanical Engineering ; Sigma Chi, vice-president ; American Society of Mechanical Engineers ; Society of Automotive Engi- neers AMY MARSHALL, Dallas Interior Decoration ; Delta Gamma ; Art Society GRACE EDITH MARSTON, Dallas Art ; Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president a o Homecoming Convocation. Page 389 Seniors I MILDRED MARSTOX, Dallas Eduation; Delta Delta Delta ALBERT WILLL ' M ALARTLX, JR., Dallas Speech and Social Science ARCHIE F. MARTIN, Electra Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers IRA W. MARTIN, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Institute of Radio Engineers PAUL MARTIN, Dallas Psychology ; Delta Chi PEGGY MARTIN, Dallas Home Economics ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; COGS, steering committee; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Iota Epsilon RONNIE MARTIN, Tulsa, Oklahoma Sociology; Delta Gamma, vice-president; Y ; Women ' s Self- Governing Association WILLIAM S. MARTIN, Dallas Professional Accounting ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Alpha Kappa Psi CHARLES MASSOUD, Wylie Marketing ; Lambda Chi Alpha TOM MASTERSON, San Antonio Marketing and Advertising; Phi Delta Theta, vice-president; Y , president; Interfraternity Council; Homecoming Com- mittee Chairman; Blue Shirts; Chapel Cabinet; Old Clothes Drive, chairman ; Who ' s Who • JAMES A. MATETICH, Hibbing, Minnesota Civil Engineering; Beta Theta Pi; American Society of Civil Engineers ANNE MATTHEWS, Ranger Speech Correction ; Pi Beta Phi, president ; Zeta Phi Eta ; Kirkos ; Panhellenic PAULA MATTHEWS, Dallas Comparative Literature; Alpha Delta Pi; Arden Workshop; Y RICHARD MATTHIES, Syracuse, New York Sociology; Pi Kappa Alpha, president; Interfraternity Council, vice-president NEIL MAXWELL, Dallas Journalism CAREY MAY, Lubbock Voice; Phi Mu Alpha; Choir; Chapel Choir JAMES P. MAYER, Galveston Economics ; Lambda Chi Alpha NICHOLAS MAZUR, Frackville, Pennsylvania Industrial Management; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers ; Society for the Advancement of Management Page 390 JACK McC.ALMOX, Dallas Advertising ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Sales Association RICHARD -McCOOK, Dallas History; Arden Club; Kappa Phi Kappa LYNN L. McCORMICK, Ennis Finance JAMES L. McCOV, Pine Grove, Louisiana Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi JASPER FRANKLLX McCOY, Waxahachie Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers JOHN H. McCRANEY, Port Huron, Michigan History ; Alpha Tau Omega ARCH H. McCULLOCH, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering ; Phi Gamma Delta ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers HARRY J. McDAXIEL, Dallas Marketing; Pigskin Review ROBERT G. : IcDAXIEL, Archer City Biologv ; Phi Delta Theta MARY MARGARET McDONALD, Dallas Education ; Delta Gamma ; Canterbur ' Club ; Arden Vorkshop GEORGE ALBERT McFARLAND, JR., Dallas Journalism; Alpha Tau Omega; Sigma Delta Chi; Scab- bard and Blade; Blue Shirts; Campus, staff; Limbo, staff THOMAS M. McGRATH, Dallas Personnel ; Air Force R.O.T.C. JACK ER vix Mclaughlin, Amariiio Electrical Engineering ; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers MILDRED McLEOD, Dallas Home Economics ; Delta Delta Delta ; Y ; Iota Epsilon HARRY LOGAN McMULLIN, JR.. Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automo- tive Engineers Theta ' s Hardison, Dudley, Gilbert, Sellers, Butts and Hol- land entertain rushees. Page 391 Seniors r f C JULIA ADEN McQUILLEN, College Station History ; Zeta Tau Alpha, secretary ; Phi Alpha Theta CAMPBELL McRAE, Dallas Accounting TRENT MEADERS, Dallas Accounting ROBERT NEIL MEDARIS, Dallas Marketing ; Kappa Alpha TOM MEDDERS, JR., Wichita Falls Government; Phi Delta Theta; Blue Shirts; Y Cab- inet; Social Chairman Council, vice-president E. J. MEDLEY, Bowie Electrical Engineering; Independent Students ' Asso- ciation; Institute of Radio Engineers; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau PAT MELICK, Dallas Sociology ; Kappa Alpha Theta ANN SHANNON MENDENHALL, Dallas Primary Education ; Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary ; Canterbury Club, vice-president; Y ; Campus League of Women Voters BRUCE MERRICK, Sidney, Nebraska Retail Merchandising RICHARD MERRYMAN, Buffalo, New York Marketing and Industrial Production Management; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Delta Sigma Pi; Rally Committee; Mustang Men ; Y CHARLES E. MERZBACHER, Dallas Professional Accounting and Finance EARL WAYNE MILLER, Deport Marketing; Independent Students ' Association; Soci- ety for Advancement of Management LAUREL LORAIN MILLER, Dallas Delta Chi; Westminster Student Fellowship, treasurer; Rac- quet Club, vice-president; Table Tennis Club, president; Al- pha Kappa Psi ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Press Club OTTO F. MILLER, JR., Union, New Jersey Economics ; Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT W. MILLER, Westwood, New Jersey Civil Engineering ; American Society of Civil Engi- neers, treasurer BOBBY GLENN MILLS, Dallas Mathematics JACK MINCY, Fort Worth Electrical Engineering ; Kappa Alpha ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL, Havana, Ark. Elementary Education; Arkansas Club; COGS; Methodist Student Movement ; Y ; Chorus Page 392 KENNETH C. .MITTEL.MAN, Pateison, New Jersey Law; Advocates; Student Bar Association; Pre- Law Club; Track; Lawyers Inn, board of governors; Free Legal Aid Clinic PATRICIA ANN MIX, Albuquerque, New Mexico Advertising ; Delta Zeta, president, rush chairman ; Theta Sigma Phi, treasurer; Gamma Alpha Chi, secretary; Rally Committee; Advertising League, treasmer ; (Jam ' iis, staff JESSE D. MIXON, Dallas Management JOANNE MIZE, Houston Home Economics ; Alpha Delta Pi, Epsilon ; COGS ; Y THOMAS MOONEV, Dallas Business MARC MOORE, Dallas English; Phi Delta Theta recording secretary; Iota Head Cheerleader; Ro- tunda Favorite ; Vho ' s Vho NANCY LEE MOORE, Dallas Speech; Zeta Phi Eta; Baptist Student Union; Student Coun- cil of Religious Activities; Chapel Cabinet; Debate Club R. FLOYD MORRIS. Paris Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management; Society of Automotive Engineers ; American Society of Alechanical Engineers JOHN A. MORRISON, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau DONALD RAY MORTIMORE, Connellsville, Pennsylvania General Business TAM MOTT, Dallas Mathematics ; Phi Delta Theta JON MICHAEL MUCKLEROY, San Antonio Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Swimming Team, captain KEN B. ] IUELLER, Houston Music Education ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Mustang Band ; Orches- tra ; Choral Union ; Choir ; Mustang Men ; Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia ; Kappa Kappa Psi PATRICIA MARILYN MULLIN, Amarillo Home Economics ; Delta Gamma GEORGE REAVES MURPHEY, Tyler Marketing; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Fresh- man Tennis Team ; Mustang Men The 1950 Homecoming Queen nominees. Page 393 Seniors PHYLLIS MURPHEY, Dallas Physical Education; Pi Beta Phi; Delta Psi Kappa; Mustang Recreation Association ; Limbo, staff JOHN MYERS, Garland Electrical Engineering MARILYN MYERS, Dallas Art and Education; Chi Omega; Mortar Board; Kirkos; COGS; Y ; Student Council; Student Union Governing Board and Directorate, president, vice-president ; Service Coordinating Council ; Who ' s Who MARY DELL NASCHKE, LaMarque Chemistrj ' WILLIAM C. NATION, Dallas History; Independent Students ' Association; M Asso- ciation; Cross CoiMitry; Track JOHN ARTHUR NEATH, Houston Marketing ; Kappa Sigma NATHANIEL NESBITT, JR., Tunnelton, Pennsylvania Management ; Kappa Sigma ; Society for Advancement of Man- agement MARIAN NEWMAN, Norman, Oklahoma Art; COGS GENE NEWTON, Dallas Accounting PRESTON GEORGE NICHOLAS, Dallas Banking and Finance CLAUDE NICHOLS, Dallas Biology FRED J. NICHOLS, Jacksboro Biology NELL xNICHELS, Hot Springs, Arkansas Journalism BOB NICOUD, Dallas Finance, Alpha Tau Omega JEAN NIMMO, Cleburne • Primary Education; Delta Gamma; Rally Commit- tee; Iota Epsilon; Student Union Committee; Choir; International Relations Club DREW NOBLE, Wichita, Kansas Accounting ; Phi Delta Theta ; Freshman Basketball ; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Student Council; Junior Class, treasurer; Senior Class, president O. JAMES NOBLE, Dallas Personnel Administration; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Inter- fraternity Council ; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Personnel Ad- ministration Society; Society for Advancement of Manage- ment IMOGENE AVERIL NORTH, Parsons, Kansas Music Education; Mu Phi Epsilon; Choir; Chorus Page 394 ROGER DALE NORTH, Parsons. Kansas Music; Phi Mu Epsilon; Mustang Rand; Oichcstia; Choral Union BOB NORTON, Dallas Chemistry JACK NORTON, Dallas Geography; Kappa Alpha; M Association; Geo- graphic Society MRS. PATSY NORVELL. Dallas Music Education; Chi Omega; Mu Phi Epsilon; Choir; Choral Union CAROL O ' BRIEN, Dallas Economics; Kappa Alpha Theta; Pi Delta Phi; St. ALiry ' s Catholic Club RICHARD D. O ' BRIEN. JR.. Dallas History; Lambda Chi Alpha DOROTHY MAY OGLESB ' . Ennis Elementary Education; Methodist Student Movement, secre- tary; Kirkos, president; Service Coordinating Council; Who ' s Who MARY ORNLNG, Nashville, Tennessee Sociology ; Gamma Phi Beta, president PEGG ' O ' SULLIVAN, Memphis, Tennessee Journalism; Delta Delta Delta; Gamma Alpha Chi, vice-president ; Campus, assistant amusements editor ; Press Club; COGS ALICE NELL OUGHTON, Dallas Music Education ; Mu Phi Epsilon, secretary, vice-president ; Chorus; Choir, secretary; Baptist Student Union GEORGE W. OWEN, JR., Dallas Physical Education; Lambda Chi Alpha; Basketball Let- terman EDDIE B. PACE, Dallas Accounting JERINE PACE, Houston Spanish ; Kappa Alpha Theta JAMES R. PADGITT, Dallas Civil Engineering ; American Societv ' of Civil Engineers, president HAROLD W. PALxMER, Dallas Professional Accounting; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Beta Al- pha Psi Hi t ' ;l I Bob Moncrief, Barbara Brown, Tommy Jax, Shari Collins, Betty Brewster and Norman Gilbert pose at the Kappa Sig Bowerv Dance. Page 395 Seniors A l k JAMES EDGAR PALMER, JR., Dallas Marketing and Merchandising; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Kappa Psi, president; Sales Association; Student Council; Trade Track, chairman PHILIP PALMER, JR., Dallas General Business; Independent Students ' Association, pres- ident; KSMU, staff; Pershing Rifles; Mustang Students ' Party, chairman ANGELINA PANTAZE, Dallas English Literature THERO PANTAZE, Dallas Marketing; Cheerleader FLORENCE A. PARK, San Saba History and Education; Gamma Phi Beta; Promenaders; COGS, steering committee ; Westminster Student Fellow- ship; Y JAMES SPONABLE PARKER, Dallas Marketing and Retail Merchandising; Kappa Sigma GEORGE L. PARKS, Dallas Management ROBERT LESLIE PARLEIR, Conover, North Carolina History and Social Science CHRIS H. PARR, Ferris Engineering; American Society of IMechanical Engi- neers LORRAINE MIDDLETON PARRISH, Dallas Education; Chi Omega FRANCIS M. PARTRIDGE, Dallas Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM D. PATTERSON, Dallas Accounting; Delta Sigma Phi; Mustang Men; Alpha Kappa Psi BARBARA PAYNE, Hamburg, Iowa General Business; Delta Zeta ; Y ; COGS; Methodist Stu- dent Movement RAYMOND M. PEACOCK, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Baptist Stu- dent L nion ROBERT ' . PEEK, San Antonio Secondary Education; Pi Kappa Alpha; International Relations Club ; Arden Vorkshop DOROTHY JEANNE PEOPLES, Dallas Interior Decoration ERNEST R. PERDUE, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Accounting and Finance; Delta Kappa Epsilon ALFRED PERKINS, Dallas Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi; Campus, sports editor Page 396 JOHN PERKINS, JR.. Ama.illo Music Education ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Phi Mu Alpha ; Chorus CHARLES PERR ' , Baton Rouge, Louisiana Marketing; Phi Delta Theta, president; Footh.iU letter- man WILLLAM H. PERR -, JR., Dallas Law ALLAN PHILLIPS, Helena, Arkansas Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Alpha Kappa Psi ELMIRA PHILLIPS, Humble English; Chi Omega; COGS; Y ; Rotuxda beauty nominee WENDAL LEE PHILLIPS, JR., Marble Falls General Business; Phi Delta Theta, treasurer; Blue Key, treasurer; Chapel Choir; Methodist Student Movement; Mustang Men; Alpha Phi Omega, vice- president; Chapel Cabinet WILLIAM V. PHILLIPS, Dallas Civil Engineering HARRY D. PIERCE, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers EMIL STEPHEN PIRAIXO, Dallas Personnel Administration CHARLES POLK PLAYER, Dallas English and Journalism ; Sigma Delta Chi, vice-president ; Cam- pus, editorial assistant MARY POIXDEXTER, Dallas Home Economics ; Pi Beta Phi TOAN PORTER, Beeville Speech; Delta Delta Delta; COGS; Zeta Phi Eta; Y DICK POST, San Antonio Journalism; Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Delta Chi, president; KSML?, station manager; Mustang Band; M Award; Blue Kcv ; Alpha Delta Sigma ; Press Club, vice-president ; A ' ho ' s Who LAWRENCE LEONARD POST, Irving Business Management JUNE POTEET, Kingsville Journalism ; Pi Beta Phi, president, pledge supervisor ; Rotuxda, editor, associate editor; Mortar Board; Square; Kirkos; Kappa Tau Alpha; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Pi Lambda Theta ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Theta Sigma Phi; Gamma Alpha Chi; Rall Com- mittee ; Panhellenic ; Who ' s Who ' SJ H Prancing Billit- Biggs le.ids ofF the Homecoming parade Page 397 Seniors ELIZABETH REID POWELL, Bryan Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta; Methodist Student Movement PAUL POWER, Quitman General Accounting and Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha JOSEPH DUDLEY POWERS, Dallas Zoology ; Independent Students ' Association CARL W. PRATT, Ennis Accounting ; Alpha Kappa Psi JAMES HARTWELL PRIDE, Texarkana Finance RICHARD B. PRIDEAUX, Archer City Marketing; Phi Delta Theta ORVILLE L. PRITCHETT, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau ; Kappa Mu Epsilon ; Phi Eta Sigma ; University Scholar ; American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers ROBERT PRUDHOMME, Wheeling, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering ; Beta Theta Pi ; Society of Auto- motive Engineers ; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers JEAN PURNELL, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Marketing ; Chi Omega, treasurer ; Women ' s Self- Governing Association, president; COGS, president; Student Council; Trade Track, secretary; Kirkos; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Phi Chi Theta ; Who ' s Who CHARLES L. RAGAN, Van Business ; Alpha Tau Omega MAJA RAHM, New Orleans, Louisiana History; Chi Omega BOB RAINWATER, Dallas Elementary Education ; Baptist Student LTnion ANN RANKIN, Abilene Psychology; Pi Beta Phi, recording secretary; Y ; Methodist Student Movement ; Campus League of Women Voters WALTER RAYMOND, Kingsville, Ohio Finance ; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; Mustang Men WILLIAM F. RAYNOLDS, Arkansas City, Kansas Mechanical Engineering ; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers EVELYN REAGAN, Beeville Primary Education; Delta Delta Delta; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship ; Chorus CECIL REDDICK, JR., Dallas Journalism; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Delta Sigma, pres- ident ; Student Directory, editor ; Campus, amusements edi- tor; Student LTnion Governing Board and Directorate; Press Club; Promenadcrs ; Student Union Committee, chairman; Mustang Men, president; Who ' s Vho WILLIAM H. REED, Dallas Personnel Administration ; Personnel Association Page 398 WALTER R. REETZ, Hebron, North Dakota History; Delta Phi Alpha GLENN H. REID, Dallas English and Ciovernnient ; Arden Club, vice-presiilent, treasurer; Arden orkshop, president; Debate Club WILLIAM REID, Jal, New Mexico Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi LEE H. REIFF, Newton, Kansas Social Science; Sigma Chi; Methodist Student Movement, vice- president, president; Student Council of Religious Activities; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Debate Club, vice-president, president; Outstanding Debate Award; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr; Tau Kappa Alpha ; Pre-Theolog Association ; Who ' s Who MICHAEL REILY, Corrigan Finance ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Alpha Kappa Psi JOHN S. REJERIAN, Dallas Physical Education BONNIE JEAN RESLER, El Paso English; Zeta Tau Alpha; Methodist Student Movement; Choral L nion ; Mustang Band CAROLYN RHODES, V an Elementary Education; Pi Lambda Theta, secretary; Sni- der Hall, house council TAYLOR HUGH RHODES, Chanute, Kansas Religion; Delta Sigma Phi, president; Phi Mu Al- pha, treasurer; Blue Shirts; Mustang Men; Choral LTnion ; Intcrfraternity Covmcil JOHN CARTER RICE, Dallas Business ; Delta Kappa Epsilon CHARLES HOLT RICHARDSON, Lenapah, Oklahoina Philosophy ; Pre-Theolog Association ; Wesley Players VANDA RICHLY, Dallas Art; Alpha Lambda Delta; Methodist Student Move- ment ; Sigma Delta Pi BOBBIE IRIS RICKARD, Dallas Home Economics; Sigma Kappa, president, rush captain; Iota Epsilon; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship ROSALIND RIDDLE, Dallas Costume Design ; Delta Delta Delta ; Alpha Lambda Delta HORACE CHILTON RIDGELL, Seagoville Geology a e Jim Hanshaw and Mel Howe toast their dates at the Delta Sig minor. Page 399 Seniors RAMON RIVAS, JR., Fajardo, Puerto Rico Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers MARILYN JEAN RIVERS, Hillsboro Psychology MARY ' BETH ROACH, Dallas Psychology ; Delta Delta Delta, rush captain ; Dol- phin Club ; Y ; Arden Workshop ; Social Activities Committee, chairman ; Homecoming Queen ROBERT ROACH, Houston Marketing; Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi, secretary; Alpha Phi Omega ; Y JO ANNA ROAN, Dallas Music; Zeta Tau Alpha, president, rush captain; Chorus; Chapel Choir, secretary ROY REED ROARK, Dallas Accounting DONALD L. ROBERSON, Dallas Economics ERNEST W. ROBERTS, Corsicana Civil Engineering ROBERTA ROBERTS, Uvalde Marketing; Delta Delta Delta; COGS; Y SAM S. ROBERTS, JR., Beaumont General Business ; Alpha Kappa Psi HERBERT ROBERTSON, Dallas Geography ; Alpha Tau Omega ; Geographic Society, pres- ident, vice-president ; B Team Football LARRY ROBERTSON, Shawnee, Oklahoma Personnel Administration ; Delta Chi ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade; Personnel Management Association BOB J. ROBNETT, Dallas Finance RUTH ANN ROGERS, Dallas English and Education ; Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice-presi- dent ; COGS, president ; Y ; Choral Union ; Senior Class, treasurer RUTH ELLEMBERG ROGERS, Shelby, N. C. Home Economics ; Alpha Delta Pi ; Iota Epsilon, vice-president; Linihn. assistant editor SIDNEY DAVIS ROGERS, Sherman . Professional Accounting ; Alpha Phi Omega THADDEUS ROJEK, Dallas Electrical Engineering ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers RUTH ROLNICK, Dallas Home Economics and Philosophy ; Independent Stu- dents ' Association ; Mortar Board ; Alpha Lambda Delta; Arden Club, secretary; Iota Epsilon Page 400 OLIVER lA ' ALL ROMICK, JR., Top.-ka, Kansas Protessional Accounting THELMA ROAIOTSK ' , Dallas Spanish and Education; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Delta Pi; KSMU, staff; HilM CLAUDE T. ROSS, Dallas Journalism; Pi Kappa Alpha, recording secretary, corresponding secretary; Sigma Delta Chi; Chapel Cabinet; KSMU, staff; Arden Workshop; Advertis- ing League ; Aliiha Delta Sigma WILLL M LINSLEY ROSS, Dallas Marketing ; Sales Association KYLE ROTE, Dallas Government; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Cycen Fjodr; Blue Key; M Association; Who ' s Who; Football, co-cap- tain ; All- American SHERRY LEE ROYSTER, Dallas Primary Education; Gamma Phi Beta; Iota Epsilon; Mustang Band; Coddett Club; Methodist Student Movement ; Y RAYMOND RUDE, Dallas Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi, treasurer; Tennis Team; M Association THOMAS A. RUISINGER, Dallas Speech and Theater; KSMU, board of directors, secretary; Arden Workshop ; Arden Club, vice-president ; Debu- tramp ; Touchstone Award DWAXE RUSSELL, Cason Education ; Kappa Phi Kappa, treasurer CLARENCE SHELDON RYDELL, JR., Dallas General Business GUSTAV E ADOLPH RYSER, Dallas Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha; Mustang Men JOSEPH SALFRANK, South Gate, California Accounting MARGARET JO SAMUELS, San Antonio Home Economics ; Kappa Alpha Theta, corresponding secretary EDNA TURNER SANBORN, McKinney Psychology ALFRED SANFORD, Garland Electrical Engineering Pat Mix, Carol Flanders and Barbara Hoylman watch rush- ees get their name tags at a Delta Zeta party. Page 401 Seniors CS f5 i A 4 JESSIE D. SANFORD, Beaumont Personnel Administration ; Sigma Chi ; Mustang Men ; Kappa Alpha Psi ; Air Force R.O.T.C. HAROLD SAPHIN, Brooklyn, New York- Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi WILLIAM SASSI, Beacon, New York Mechanical Engineering NORMA JEAN SAWYER, Houston Elementary Education ; COGS ; Women ' s Self-Governing As- sociation FLOYD SCHEINMAN, Belle Harbor, New York Marketing and Retailing ; Alpha Delta Sigma DOROTHY SCHRAMM, Dallas Elementary Education GEORGE DUVAL SCHROEDER, New York, New York Advertising; Sigma Nu ROBERT E. SCOTT, Pharr Biology MARILYN SEARCY, Dallas General Business; Delta Delta Delta; Phi Chi Theta; Personnel Association ; Promenaders ; Westminster Student Fellowship ROBERT M. SEDWICK, JR., Dallas Marketing ; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Sales Association MARY JEAN JANET SEE, Chrisman, Illinois Education ; Gamma Phi Beta DALE D. SEEKAMP, Dallas Marketing ; Religious Activities Committee BERTIE JEAN SEIFERT, Dallas Geology LARRY SELDEN, Palestine Biology ; Delta Phi Alpha JAMES E. SELF, Mount Vernon Engineering ; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers JACK EARL SELLERS, Dallas General Business ; Delta Chi ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Mustang Band NANCY LOU SELLERS, Dallas Home Economics ; Kappa Alpha Theta ; Mortar Board ; Kirkos ; Student Council ; Freshman and Sophomore Class, treasurer; Panhellenic ; Service Coordinating Council; Zeta Phi Eta, vice-president ; Iota Epsilon ; Dolphin Club, secretary; Racket Club, vice-president, president; Rally Committee ; Mustang Recreation Association ; Campus League of Women Voters, vice-president GERALD R. SENSABAUGH, JR., Dallas Personnel Administration ; Phi Gamma Delta ; Choral Union, President; Mustang Men; Student Activities Committee; Student Union Committee; Y Page 402 JAMES P. SESSUIMS, Overton Accounting CHARLES SETTLE. Dallas General Administrative Management; Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Literfraternity Pledge Council ELIZABETH ANN SETZER, Dallas Chemistry ; Delta Gamma, recording secretary ; Chemistry Club JAMES V. SHANNON, Arcadia Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers; Institute of Radio Engineers; A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Joint Branch, treasurer MARVIN L. SHARP, JR., ' ernon Management ; Phi Delta Theta DOROl HV S HELTON, Pearsall Piano; Sigma Kappa; Mu Phi Epsilon; Y ; Prom- enaders ; Choral LTnion; Chapel Choir MARY EVELYN SHELTON, Dallas Home Economics; Baptist Student L ' nion; Iota Epsilon MARY ANN SHEPPARD, Arlington Business Education MAXFIELD T. SHIELDS, Kilgore Psychology and Sociology ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Kappa Phi Kappa; Mustang ] Ien; Choral Union JA: IES SHORT, Dallas General Business KENNETH SIKORSKI, Winona. Minnesota Government; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, president; Pi Sigma Alpha BAILEY B. SIMMONS. Duncan, Oklahoma Personnel Administration ; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Personnel Man- agement Association E. RICHARD SIMMONS, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers FRED M. SIMMONS, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers EDWIN T. SIMONS, Dallas Marketing lypical rush p.irty — ADHi members Bobbie Jackson and Joyce Potts sit on the floor. Page 403 Seniors TEXAS SIMPSON, Sanger Professional Accounting THOMAS SIMPSON, Dallas Chemistry; Alpha Tan Omega; Y JAMES SKIDMORE, Dallas Mechanical Engineering and Management Engineer- ing; Kappa Alpha; American Society of Mechanical Engineering JOAN SLAUGHTER, San Angelo English; Kappa Kappa Cianima; Rally Committee, correspond- ing secretary LEE ROY SLAUCiHTER, JR., Dallas Marketing; Kappa Alpha; Angler ' s Club, president; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Student Union Committee D. K. SMITH, Ferguson, Missouri General Business I ' DGAR LEE SMITH, Dallas English and Biology ELIZABETH LUCILE SMITH, Dallas Home Economics and Education ; Pi Beta Phi, pledge su- pervisor; Iota Epsilon ; ' Y ; Methodist Student Move- ment EUGENE B. SMITH, Dallas Business Administration ; Phi Gamma Delta FRANCES DIXON SMITH, Dallas Elementary Education JACK BRISTOW SMITH, Comanche, Oklahoma Advertising ; Kappa Alpha JA:MES king smith, Wichita Falls Business; Phi Delta Theta JOHN LEE SMITH, Mosquero, New Mexico Psychology ; Baptist Student Union ; Mustang Men KENNETH H. SMITH, Eufaula, Oklahoma Social Science; Kappa Alpha, treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Beta Kappa Gamma; Interfraternity Council; International Relations Club; Psi Chi; Mustang Band; Mustang Men; Y ; Arden Workshop; Univer- sity Scholar MARTHA JO SMITH, Dallas Music Education; Mu Phi Epsilon; Van Katwijk Club; Choral Union MARY ANN SMITH, McKinney Music Education ; Delta Delta Delta ; Mortar Board ; Pi Kap- pa Lambda; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Lambda Theta; Mu Phi Epsilon ; Y ; Choir ; Who ' s Who MARION W. SMITH, Dallas Journalism ROBERT A. SMITH, Dallas Biology; Phi Gamma Delta; Blue Key; ' Y ; Stu- dent Coiuicil of Religious Activities ; Interfraternity Council ; Methodist Student Movement ; Arkansas Club Page 404 SARA SMITH, Tyler English; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y Cabinet; Rally Commit- tee, secretary ; Campus League of Women ' oters, vice-presi- dent ; Methoiiist Student Movement SHARON SMITH, Dallas Physical Education ; Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Delta Psi Kappa ; Students ' Association, secretary ; Mortar Board ; Square; Mustang Recreation Association WAYNE B. SMITH, Garland Personnel Administration; Personnel Association JACQUELYN SNOWDEN, Dallas Home Economics; Chi Omega, president; Student Council of Religious Activities; Iota Epsilon; Baptist Student Union OLIVER P. SNYDER, Dallas Lirketing, Advertising and Retail Merchandising; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Canterbury Club BEV ERL ' SONE, Fort Worth English; Delta Delta Delta, president; Y Cabinet; Mortar Board; Campus League of Women Voters; Women ' s Self-Governing Association LOUIS NEWTON SPARKMAN, JR., Dallas Economic Geograph ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon GEORGE RUTLAND SPENCER, El Paso Management; Society for Advancement of Management JOAN SPENCER, Pittsburg Comparative Literature; Alpha Delta Pi; COGS; Y RAYMOND H. SPRATT, Dallas Professional Accounting ; Beta Alpha Psi, vice-president FLORA STAFFORD, Dallas Voice; Pi Beta Phi; Chorus; Choir; Mu Phi Epsilon GEORGE F. STANEK, Dallas Marketing ED STEBBINS, Cleveland, Ohio Geology ; Kappa Alpha ; Sigma Gamma Xi ERNEST WA ' NE STEELAL N, Gilmer Accounting, Banking and Finance ; Independent Students ' Association PETE STEFKOVITS, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers r T ' i m k%, ; i Lee McAlester, Janie Walton, Henry Baer and Jeannine Council ride a broom stick at the Tri Delt Halloween party. Page 405 Seniors MARY L. STEIN, Dallas English ; Baptist Student Union WERNER P. STEINBACH, San Francisco, California Physical Education BEVERLY STEINER, Sedgwick, Kansas Music Education ; Independent Students ' Association ; Choral Union ; Choir LORAINE STEPHAN, Highlands Spanish; COGS, steering committee; Chapel Choir; Methodist Student Movement FRANK B. STEVENSON, Caddo Mills Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, vice- president; Society of Automotive Engineers ROBERT B. STEVENSON, Dallas Accounting JOE STEVER, Dallas Marketing; Sigma Chi HARRY EDWIN STEWART, JR., Lakewood, Ohio Professional Accounting ; Independent Students ' Associa- tion WILLIAM RAYMOND STEWART, JR., Dallas Art; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club FRANK STONE, Dallas Management ; Delta Chi ; Alpha Phi Omega MARTHA JOE STROUD, Glendale, California Personnel Administration ; Phi Chi Theta MERRILL STRANGE, Mart Education; Delta Delta Delta; Methodist Student Movement, council ; International Relations Club, president; Peyton Hall, president WILLIAM C. STROUP, JR., Pilot Point Electrical Engineering ; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, secretary ROBERT C. SUTTON, Dallas Accounting; Delta Sigma Phi; Beta Alpha Psi, president RICHARD SWEET, Dallas Sociology ; Stray Greeks NANCY SWINNEY, Santa Barbara, California Social Science; Pi Beta Phi, treasurer JAMES NASH TAGGART, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers JOHN E. TALIAFERRO, Phillips Professional Accounting Page 406 JAMES E. TALLK , Ma-noli:., Arkansas Ps cholog ' JOHN L. TANXKR, Dallas Civil Engineering ; Kappa Sigma ; American Society of Civil Engineers JOHN T. TAWER, JR., Crandail Civil Engineering; American Societ of Civil Engi- neers JACK B. TATC.M, Dallas General Husiru-ss ; Pi Kappa Alpha; Mustang Band; Phi AIu Alpha Wn.LIAM E. TAILOR, Jerse City, New Jersey Journalism ; Alpha Delta Sigma, Choral L nion ; Student Union Committee KENNETH F. TEACHOUT, La Crosse, Wisconsin Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi; Press Club; Mustang Men FRANCES ABLES TEARS, Fort Worth Home Economics; Iota Epsilon HARRY TERWILLIGER, Houston Advertising; Sigma Chi; Mustang Men; Mustang Band JOSEPH AL THOMAS, Dallas Advertising ; Alpha Delta Sigma ; Air Force R.O.T.C. NANCY THOAL S, Dallas Physical Education ; Delta Psi Kappa ; S.C.O.P.E. WILLIAM F. THOMAS, Houston Speech ; Pi Kappa Alpha MARY ANN THOMPSON, Dallas Social Science; Alpha Delta Pi, rush captain, president MAR - FRANCHEL THOMPSON, Corsicana Sociology- ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; Associated Women Students, treasurer SOPH US A. THOMPSON, Dallas Civil Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Tau, presi- dent ; American Society of Civil Engineers PAUL RAY TIEMANN, Garland Education ; Kappa Phi Kappa ; Mustang Band ; Air Force R.O.T.C. ? . f Tri Delt pledges s.icrlfice for the Cogs Carnival. Page 407 Seniors I t ' An SHIRLEY TIMBES, Dallas Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Rally Committee; Advertising League, secretary; Delta Sig Dream Girl; Arden Workshop; Campus League of Vome ' oters ; Student L nion Committee ; Chorus MARGARET JANE TLMS, Dallas Professional Accounting GEORGE F. TINKLE, JR., Dallas Marketing WILBERT A. TISCH, JR., Dallas Business, Finance and Banking FRANK D. TOMDALE, Rochester, New ' ork History RUBEN JAVIER TORRES, McAlIen Costume Design ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Student L nion Committee BARBARA TOWNER, Nashville, Tennessee Social Science ; Chi Omega, vice-president, pledge trainer ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; IVIortar Board ; Square; Kirkos; COGS; Chapel Choir, president; Student Council of Religious Activities, president; Student Council; AVho ' s W ho THOMAS T. TRIBBLE, Waxahachie Civil Engineering LYNN TRIMBLE, Greenville Speech; Kappa Kappa Gamma; KSML stafif; Arden Workshop JIM TUBB, Dallas Psycholog) ; Kappa Alpha, president, secretary ; Westminster Student Fellowship; Student Council of Religious Activities WILFRED EDDIE TUBRE, Dallas Accounting NELSON RAY TUNNELL, Tyler Marketing and Retail Merchandising; Sales Associa- tion, secretary NORMAN JOSEPH TURK, JR., Baldwin, New York Marketing; Sales Association EDWIN MINNEY TURNER, Dallas Accounting JOAN TURNER, Dallas Music; Sigma Kappa; Choral Union; COGS; Y ; Baptist Student Union JOE TURNER, Frisco Personnel Administration ; Personnel Management Association SHERWOOD TURNEY, Dallas Journalism; Delta (Janima; Theta Sigma Phi; Gamma Alpha Chi, corresponding secretary DENNY ULOTH, Dallas Geology ; Delta Chi Page 408 CLAYRORN A. IMHFRFIELD, JR., Teague Music Kducation ; Kappa Kappa Psi ; Orchestra; Mustang Baml ; Chorus JACK UNDf:RWOOD, DaUas Philosophy and English ; Sigma Chi MAR LOUISE VADEX, Dallas Home Economics; Sigma Kappa; Baptist Student I ' nion; V ; Iota Epsilon ; CC CiS NICHOLAS AFIAD1S. Hackcnsack. New Jersey Ps cholog ; Lambda Chi Alpha WILLIA.M A. ALAXTOS, Moline. Illinois English ARDIS INGRAM -ANCLEAVE, Bastrop, Louisiana Journalism; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr; Sigma Delta Chi; Press Club; Cam pus. editor; Who ' s Who VIRGINIA VANCLEAVE, Royse City General Business; Delta Gamma, treasurer; Phi Chi Theta, president; Alpha Lambda Delta; Y ; Women ' s Self-Govern- ing Association ROBERT F. ' AXN, Fort Vorth General Business; Football Letterman JIM ED VERMILLION, Dallas Marketing GEORGE M. VERNER, Tyler Banking and Finance JODIE BAVOUSET VERNER, Dallas Marketing; Alpha Lambda Delta; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club ; L ' niversity Scholar CYNTHIA MARY VINCENT, Dallas General Business; Independent Students ' Association; St. IVIary ' s Catholic Club, vice-president RUTH ANN 1RTA EN, Dallas Art ; Delta Zeta MILDRED VRANDAC, Chicago, Illinois Spanish ; Sigma Delta Pi WILLIAM JOHN AVACKER, Harrison, New York History; Kappa Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Phi Omega; Canterbury Club; Y Twii Zetas got a gnnd dousing at the Cogs Carnival. Page 409 Seniors vl. iil JAMES WAGENER, Port Neches English; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Cabinet; Chapel Choir MARY ANN WACCIONER, Wichita Falls Sociology; Delta Delta Delta; COGS; Y MARVIN M. WALDEN, Dallas History GEORGE ROBERT WALKER, Houston Social Sciences ; Kappa Alpha WEBSTER W ALLOF, Dallas Business Administration; Canterbury Club; Alpha Kappa Psi JANIE WALTON, Dallas Journalism; Delta Delta Delta; Gamma Alpha Chi; Theta Sigma Phi ; Press Club VIRGINIA WARD, Dallas Home Economics ; Zeta Tau Alpha, rush captain ; Iota Epsi- lon ; Canterbury Club WILLIAM H. WARD, Dallas Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Mustang Men JAMES WARNICK, Dallas Mechanical Engineering ; Society of Automotive En- gineers CLARENCE P. WATERS, Gladewater General Business DAN COLLINS WATERS, Dallas General Business; Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA ELIZABETH WATHEN, Athens Sociology and Education MRS. RUTH MAYERS WATKINS, Dallas Social Science GEORC E WEATHERFORD, Dallas Personnel Administration ; Air Force R.O.T.C. DOROTH ' WEAVER, Midlothian Music Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Rotuxd.a, staff; Women ' s Self-Governing Association; Chorus; COGS; Y ; Mu Phi Epsilon STANLEY CARL WEISS, Chicago, Illinois Marketing; Sigma Alpha Mu ; Hillel; Interfraternit Council HARLEY B. WEST, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engi- neers; Amateur Radio Society; Canterbury Club PAT WEST, Dallas Education ; Chi Omega ; COGS ; Student Union Committee; Pigskin Review ; Rally Committee Page 410 SVL IA JOAN Vi:STFALL, Dallas Home Economics; Ciamma Phi Beta ROBERT WEVRAICH, Akron, Ohio Accounting DELOIS WHITE, Anahuac Sociology; Zeta Tau Alpha, secretary; Y ; Canter- bury Club ; Campus League of Women oters ROBERT J. VHITE, Dallas Mechanical Engineering TALMADGE WHITE, Garland Education RICHARD A. WIDENER, Dallas Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha JAMES WIER, Dallas Mechanical Engineering EILEEN WILDING, Dallas Statistics LEON WILENSKV, Dallas History and Education CLAIRE WILKEN, Saint Louis, Missouri Business Education OTTO L. WILLBANKS, JR., Dallas Chemistry; Chemical Society, treasurer; Choral L nion JANIE WILLBERN, Dallas Art and Psychology; Delta Delta Delta KENNETH WARREN WILLIAMS, Dallas Real Estate Law REID H. WILLIA.MS, Houston Statistics; Baseball Letterman SAMMIE WILLIAMS, Dallas PZlementary Education; Gamma Phi Beta; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Dolphin Club (lamma Phi ' s Alice Tidwell, Sammie Williams and Marie Fagjn pi se with their dates at the Gamma Phi square dance. Page 41 I Seniors VAUGHAX H. WILLIAMS, Dallas Government ; Kappa Alpha ; Student Union Governing Board and Directorate, vice-president; Rally Committee, vice-chair- man; Fin and Feather Club; International Relations Club; Casting team; l- ' aculty Frolics, chairman; All School Calen- dar, chairman FRANCES WILLINGHAM, Dallas Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi; Iota Epsilon JAMES WILLIS, Graham Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers ROBBIE JO WILLS, Dallas Social Science ; Methodist Student Movement ALLW N NATHAN W LMOTH, Dallas Finance ; Delta Sigma Phi CLAUDE DANNY WILSON, Jacksonville Marketing and Retail Organization; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Baseball T team ELLIS M. WILSON, JR., San Antonio Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Basketball letterman LAURENCE G. WILSON, Seattle, Washington Psychology STARKEY AUSTIN WILSON, Dallas (jleology ; Phi Delta Theta ; Sigma Gamma Xi MARILEE WINERICH, San Antonio Music Education; Delta Delta Delta; Y JACK WINN, Nederland Chemistry; Kappa Sigma; Mustang Men; Chemical Soci- ety ; Tumbling Team JERE WISDOM, Dallas Music F ' ducation; Chi Omega; Chorus; Choir; Chapel Choir JOHN REX WITCHER, Honey Grove Literior Decoration ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Baptist Student L nion ; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang Men; Art Society; Promenaders BILL BOB WOLF, Wichita Falls Marketing ; Kappa Sigma EDDY A. WOLFF, Dallas Accounting ' FORT WOOD, Tyler Advertising ; Kappa Alpha SAM WT)OD, Marshall Marketing; Phi Delta Theta; Football letterman; Base- ball letterman JAMES ANTHONY WOODS, Dallas Psychology and Sociology ; Pi Kappa Alpha ; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, vice-president; Arden Work- shop ; Arden Club Page 412 JOHN K. WOODUi.. Pine Uluft , Arkansas Marketing, Retail Alerchandisinu; and Advertising; Sigma Chi; Delta Sigma Pi, treasurer; Sales Association, vice-president jA.MF.S WORKMAN, Knid, (Oklahoma Hiology DA ' ID W. WORKS, Dallas Management ROHKRT MOLTON ' ATES, Dallas Sjianish, (ierman and ( K)vernment ; Sigma Delta Pi, president; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Phi Alpha, president; Phi Eta Sigma; Choral Union RONALD YORK, Overton Marketing; Kappa Alpha IMOGENE YOUNG, Joplin, Missouri Sociology; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Promenaders ; Student Union Committee KATHERINE GRIFFIN YOUNG, Louisville, Kentucky Psychology; Pi Beta Phi; Dolphin Club; International Rela- tions Club LAWRENCE YOUNG, JR., Dallas Personnel Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Basket- ball letterman JOE YOUNGBLOOD, Ferris Chemistry ; Delta Chi JO ANN ZEIGLER, Benton, Louisiana Elementary Education ; Chi Omega . ' 11 } : ««Mjggj:i 1 M Keith Dallas, Jne Scott and Joe ' oiingblood listen to the advantages of pledging Delta Chi. Page 413 JR. SR. PROM Bill, John and Tarn find the balcony seats ver agreeable. Boh Taylor and Ray Barrett worked hard on the dance to rate thi reserved table. Number one guest Drew Noble is pleased with the success of the dance. Page 414 mT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAY BARNETT President NELL McGREW ice President FRANCES THURMOX Secretary CHARLOTTE ACKER Treasurer Page 415 Juniors A Ah r Mm ' i h CHARLOTTE ANN ACKER, Jacksonville O. JAMES ADAIR, Dallas LOREE ADAAIS, Dallas .MILTON DEAN ADAMS, Dallas PAUL S. ADAMS, JR., Dallas L ' RCELINE ALBRECHT, Goliad ELIZABETH ADRIDGE, Denton LEO ALEXANDER, Dallas RICHARD ALEXANDER, Dallas DORIS EAYE ALLBRIGHT, Crockett ROBERT L. ALLEN, San Antonio JANE ALLMAN, Dallas W. ARDEN AMERINE, Beaumont JESS F. AMES, Tulsa, Oklahoma BETTY ANDERSON, Temple JAMES E. ANDERSON, Dallas JENCY ANTONSON, Dallas JAMES W. ARNOLD, Arp RAY ASHWOOD, Raytown GILBERT S. A ' ER ' , San Antonio WILLIAM J. BABCOCK, New ork City, New York JOHN BAILEY, Dallas CHRISTINE BAIRD, Dallas RITA BAIRD. Dallas CARL BAKER, Dallas MINA BAKER, Gallatin, Tennessee BILL BARBER, Tyler MAR ' ELIZABE ' EH BARKLEY, Crockett HARRIETT BARNES, ( ,rinnell, Iowa RA ' BARNETT, Vaco BETT ' BARRE ' ET, Dallas ELDRED BARRICK, Dallas GEORGE BARTA, Dallas SHERMAN BARTON, Corpus Christi RICHARD ALLEN BEADLE, Houston MARY BEALL, Nacogdoches RULE BEASLEY, Texarkana, Arkansas MARJORIE BECK, Dallas MILDRED BECK, Lubbock JOHN LEWIS BECKHAM, Dallas Page 416 FRKD HEXXKRS, Dallas ANN BE. . IX(;T0N, Dallas CHARLES BE -IER, Coffeyvillc BRUCE BE ILL, Dallas Kansa PHILIP BISHOP, Malakoff ANN BLACK, San Antonio BRYANT M. BLACK, Dallas LELDON BLACKMON, Abcniathy BARBARA JUNE BLACKWELL, Dallas SUSAN BLAND, Tulsa, Oklahoma FRANCES ELIZABETH BOGER, Cleburne NORMA LEE BOGGAN, Dallas DAVID BOND, Denison JOHN K. BONDV, Mexico City, Mexico WILFRED G. BONNIN, Dallas CHARLES RICHARD BOONE, Dallas PATSY BOUNDS, Vortham RAYMOND EUGENE BOUSKA, Dallas WILLIAM THOMAS BOWDEN, Weatherford WILLIAM BOWLING, Dallas HERSCHEL BOYD, Ranger JOHN BOYLE, Dallas WILLIAM JOHN BRADY, Burbank, California EDWARD M. BRANCH. JR., San Antonio DONALD D. BRAUGH, Beaumont WAYNE BRATCHER, Dallas LEONARD KING BRAY, Fort Worth BARBARA BREWER, Dallas BOBBY BREWER, Dallas GORDON BRISCOE, Harlingen CHARLES BROAD, Dallas ROBERT P. BROADBENT, Dallas Tom Dean, Aline Hamlett and Charlie Lutz concen- trate on hamburgers. Page 417 Juniors n r (fi a WILLIAM LORKX HROLLIAR, Dallas ELVIS L. BROWN, Dallas GAVE BROWN, De Leon GLNGER BROWN, McAllen JOY BROWN, Dallas BARBARA BR AN, Poteau, Oklahoma GENE BRYAN, Clarendon BARBARA BRYANT, Tyler CLOYDE BUCHANAN, JR., Dallas ELIZABETH ANN BUCHANAN, Temple ERNEST BUCK, Dallas RICHARD P. BUCKNER, Pleasant Hill, Missouri VIRGINIA BUETTNER, Dallas DONALD BURKE, Arlington, Massachusetts TOMMYE BURNS, Brady DON BURT, Dallas JOAN BUSH, Dallas JACK BYRD, Sulphur Springs ROBERT BROOKE CADWALLADER, Fort Worth CONNIS ANN CAIN, Tyler JAMES CAIN, Hallsville WAYNE H. CALDWELL, Caruthersville, Missouri HERBERT N. F. CALHOUN, Dallas MARILEE CALHOUN, Beeville JOSH CALLAN, Forney BENJAMIN CALVIN, Hopkinsville, Kentucky BARBARA CAMPBELL, Fargo, North Dakota BOBBY G. CAMPBELL, Dallas DAN N. CAMPBELL, Mount Enterprise JEFF CAMPBELL, Beaumont JACK CANNON, Henderson WALTON CANNON, Dallas BETT ' CANON, Longview DONALD W. CANTWELL, Dallas DON CANUTESON, Beaumont MERLE LEROY CAPEN, Geneva, Minnesota JIM CARLYLE, Troup WILLIAM CARPENTER, Dallas JULIANNE CARROLL, San Antonio LEROY H. CARROLL, San Antonio Page 418 MARIANNE CARROLL, San Antonio BEVERLY JEAN CARTER. Dallas JOANN CARTER, Dallas PHYLLIS ANNE CARTER, Dallas SALLY CARTER, Atlanta, (Georgia JAMES CARUTH, Dallas JOE CASSIUS, Dallas LARV LOl CASTLERERR -, Dallas JAMES CATES, Corpus Chiisti CAROL CEIRCO, Houston PHILIP CHAMBERLAIN, Dallas CHARLES CHAMBERS, Crystal Lake, Illinois J. CARLISLE CHANCELLOR, Dallas MARY CHATEIELD, Dallas BOB CHENEY, Dallas GRETCHEN CHERRY, Dallas TOMMY CHRISTIAN, San Antonio GWYNN CHRISTIE, Corsicana KENNETH PRATT CLAPP, Dallas JAMES C. CLARKE, Fort Smith, Arkansas JANE CLARK, SpringHeld, Illinois WESTON McCLURE CLARK, Hawkins JIMMIE M. CLAUNCH, Dallas MILDRED COFEMAN, Gorie NORMAN ALAN COHEN, Dallas CARROLL C. COKER, Dallas FRED ROBINSON COLE, Dallas CAROL COLLINS, Dallas MARY ALICE COLLINS, Dallas DORMAN J. COMBEST, Celina M. LEE COMPTON, Dallas PAUL K. CONNER, Jacksboro ' ( P U Delta Zet,i pledges drum up Inisiness for their COGS hdoth. Page 419 Juniors P n f) JA.MES J. CONNOLLY, Dallas CAROL CONVERSE, Houston MARTHA COON ROD, Dallas RETT ' COOPER, Roscoe GERALD COTHES, Eoit Pierce, Florida JEANNINE COUNCIL, Paris GENE COWLES, Des Moines, loua JACK D. COX, Dallas ROBERT COX, Dallas SANDERS B. COX, Dallas AVILLIAM COX, Jonesboro, Arkansas BILLIE J. CRADDOCK, San Antonio ALARY JO CROAN, Dallas ROBERT L. CROCKETT, Dallas MARY PATRICIA CROW, Dallas MORGAN LEYON CROW, Dallas TOM CROW, Dallas BALLARD W. CRUCE, JR., Mesquite FRANK XAVIER CCELLAR, JR., Dallas CAROL CULBERSON, Pampa .MARVIN CULLUM, III, Dallas ELDON CUNNINGHAM. Monona, Iowa LLOYD CUNNINGHAM, San Francisco, California SAW YER CURTIS, Dallas JOHN DAFFRON, Dallas JUDITH DAMHORST, Jefferson City, Missouri HANNAH DANIEL, Farmers Branch ANNA DANUSER, Hot Springs, Arkansas ROGER DARBY, Dallas BILL DAVID, Gorman ROY DAVIDSON, Dallas DONNA DA IS, Crockett MARY LOUISE DAVIS, Dallas OTTIE JANE DAVIS, Nevada DON GILLETTE DAVISON, Dallas SANDRA DECKER, Houston JANIE DEMPSEY, Dallas JOE DENTON, Bonham BILLY DE SHAZO, Dallas ANN LAVONNE DICKARD, Dallas Page 420 VANITA DICKK.NSOX, Dallas CAROL DIETRICH, McAIlcn KENNETH C. DIPPEL, HilLsboio JAMES DIXON, Dallas JULIA DIXON, Dallas LLOYD F. DIXON, Fort Worth CUR ' FIS L. DOUCiLASS, Dallas .MARILYN DRAPER, Corpus Christi DELBERT LEON DUG AN, Dallas BUFORD WILSON DUGGER, Dallas EVTLYN DUKKONY, Nashville, Tennessee HOWARD W. DUNBAR, Devon, Connecticut DOYLE DUNCAN, Dallas JOHN P. DUNLOP, JR., Dallas LARRY DU NNING, Dallas CLIFTON BEN E.ASLEY, Dallas GEORGE EASTERLING, Choudrant, Louisiana ELAINE EASTLAND, Corpus Christi GEORGE EDGAR ECHERD, Dallas WILLIAM C. EDWARDS, Dallas GEORGE ELLIOTT, Amarillo JERRY ELLIOTT, Dallas .MARTHA ELLIOTT, Hemphill WILLIAM H. ELLIS, JR., Dallas BETTY ENGLISH, Wichita Falls SARA ENGLISH, Dallas HARRY EPPERSON, Quinlan BETT JO EPPS, Houston BETT ' ESSLEY, Tulsa, Oklahoma ROB ETHRIDGE, Kermit G. WAYNE EVANS, Dallas HOPE EVANS, Dallas Pf A 14 i Marc Moore explains a yell to the ne the Ohio State rally. Page 42 I Juniors DONALD G. FAGAN, Houston MARIE FAGAN, Marshall ANN FAIRCHILD, Houston CLIFFORD E. FARNU.M, Dallas WILLIAM RALPH FARRALL, Grand Island, Nebraska FRED L. FASON, Los Angeles, California MARY ELLEN FAU?T, Tyler JOHN FAXON, Dallas GEORGEANN FENLEY, Dallas JAQUELYN FISHER, Dallas LINDSA Y A. FLECK, Dallas BETTY JEAN FLEEMAN, Manila, Arkansas WILLIAM FLEENER, Dallas GERDA FOGELBERG, Irving GEORGE FOOSHEE, Wichita, Kansas BETTY FORBES, Dallas FRANK M. FORBES, JR., Dallas KAY FORD, Dallas RAYMOND W. FORD, Dallas BARBARA FOREE, Dallas HERSCHEL FORESTER, Dallas JOE FORT, Beaumont FRED FOSTER, Dallas BARCLAY ' F. FOX, Westfield, New Jersey MOLLY FRANCEY, Balboa, Canal Zone KATHERINE FRANK, Denison DAVID FRANKFURT, Dallas MAR - RUTH FRANKS, Gatesville MARIAN FREED, Dallas FREDDIE FREEMAN, Monona, Iowa ROLAND FRIEDRICH, New Orleans, Louisiana KAREN ANN FRICKSTAD, Dallas BETT ' FROELICH, Los Angeles, California RICHARD FURLONG, Dallas NORMAN BURR FURLONG, Dallas CLARA GALTNE ' , Corinth, Mississippi .MARY JUNE GARDNER, Miami, Florida HAROLD CLARENCE GARRETT, Dallas ROBERT D. GATTIS, Fort Worth ROBERT E. GAURA, Chicago, Illinois Page 422 CAROLYN AI. C}A Scottsboro, Alabama H OLLAXX A. GEORGE, Dallas AIEEKS JULIUS GERMANY, Dallas ELAIER D. GIBSON, Dallas SARAH GIBSON, Crockett NANCY GIDLFA ' , Dallas BILL GIEB. Dallas D. W. GIPSON. Fort Worth DUCINE GLAD ' , Portvilk-. Nc« ork JACK GLASCOCK, Dallas WILLIAM KING GLAZENER, Dallas GEORGE HENRY GOEMAN, Dallas JOHN T. GOLDEN, Hobbs, Neu Mexico FRANK GO.MEZ, Irving JACK GOOD, Fine Bluff. Arkansas CLARENCE T. GOOLSBY, Temple DANIEL GORMAN, Dallas BETTY GOSNE , Dallas WILLIAM HOLBERT GRAHAM, Farwell JANE GRAYSON, Dallas HAZEL GREEN, Dallas RALPH W. GREEN, Dallas PHYLLIS GREENE, Dallas WILLIAM M. GREENWELL, JR., Alonroe, La MERNA GREER, Eustis, Nebraska WILLIAM D. GREESON. Palestine BEN RILEY GRIFFIN, JR.. Dallas ED GRIMMETT. Dallas WILLENE GRO ' E. Vood River, Illinois WESLEY GUEBERT, Dallas KAY GUINN, Fort Worth GLYNDA HABERLE, Jacksonville 1 1 p p a x i Aniiclle Riiyge and II. A. Dawson discuss the pmlilems of the world at the Lamlida Chi-Delta Ciamma joint function. Page 423 Juniors i O cj. O 9. MARY HAGEN, Dallas WF.LKER E. HAGEXLOCHER, Yonkers, Neu- York CHARLES F. HAHN, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JIMMIE HAIRSTOX LOY, Dallas MRS. MARY XELL GRAY HALL, Lytle ZAXE BRUCE HALL, Vichita, Kansas CHARLES E. HAMILTON, Dallas JOHNNY HAAHLTON, Dallas PAT HAM ALAN, Paris CHARLES HAMMER, Dallas T. D. HARDEN, Dallas ALAR ION HARD ' , Lancaster HARLAN HARPER, JR., San Antonio JACK EDWLN HARDISON, Dallas MARION H. HARRELL, JR., Dallas ANN LUCILLE HARRIS, Center JOHN NICHOLAS HARRIS, JR., Dallas WILLIAM COY HARRISON, Dallas ALBERT S. HART, JR., Fort Worth JAAIES HASH, Rockport JIMMY HAWN, Athens HAL HAYNES, Dallas NAREL HAYXES, Dallas XORMAX L. HEADINGTON, Dallas JACK H EATON, Dallas BOBBY VERN ON HEIZER, Dallas LUTHER HEIZER, Dallas JULIE HELAI, Dallas RALPH HENDRICHSON, Fort Worth HANSEL HERBERT, Dallas RONALD HERRICK, Houston FELICE HESSELSON, Dallas JOANNE HETHERINGTON, Miami, Oklahoma KATHERINE ELIZABETH JOYCE HIEBERT, Dallas CECIL HIGGINBOTHAM, Dallas DICK HIGHTO VTR, Tyler ELEANOR A ERS HILL, Little Rock, Arkansas MARILYX HILL, Dallas LAURA HILLHOUSE, Dallas TERR ' HOBAN, Dallas Page 424 miA.Y HODGF, Corsicana L.AWRKN ' CE HODGES, Dallas ROHKRT F. HOD(7ES, Pratt. Kansas WILLIAM JAMES HODGES, Dallas BARBARA ANN HODSON, Dallas ELIZABETH UPTON HOLDEN, Paris JAMES A. HOLLINSWORTH, Edna MORRIS HOLT, Whitesboro ROBERT ALEX HOOKS, Edgewood DOROTHY ELIZABE ' EH HOPKINS, Denison ELIZABETH HOPKINS HORTMAN, Shrevrport, La. WELDON HOSEK, Ennis BUD HOUSE, Dallas DUDLEY CHARLES HOWARD, JR., Dallas HENRY HAMILTON HOWARD, Dallas JAMES WILLIAM HOWELL, Temple BARBARA HOVLMAN, Terrell BARBARA HUDSON, Germantown, Tennessee GEORGE HUGO, Dumas DOLL ' HUFF, Newport, Arkansas E NALD HUFFINES, Richardson DON HUGH, Los Angeles, California BOB HUME, Dallas HERMAN HUMPHREYS, Dallas L. LEE HUNDLEY, Dallas BILLIE FRANK HURT, Seagoville NORMAN S. INCE. Iredell JERITA INGLE, Dallas BOBBIE JACKSON, Quitman MAR KA ' EHERINE JACKSON, Dallas RICHARD JACKSON, Midland CARL JAHNS, Dallas Q a Uiihbv Collier listens intently to someone ' s tall tale while Robert Hooks reaches for the salt. Page 425 Juniors ft 41 4 ik SAMUEL MICKEY JAMES, Dallas BARBARA JARVIS, Dallas FREDDIE JENKINS, Dallas PATRICIA JOHNSON. Taylor PEGGY JANE JOHNSON, El Dorado, Kansas BILL J. JONES, Manguin, Oklahoma GUS G. JONES, Hillsboro FRANCES JOANNE JONES, Tyler WENDELL JONES, Dallas WILLIAM M. JONES, Montgomer J. FRED JORDAN, Dallas ROBERT JO CE, Dallas Alab,-i T i k ' i A-, MILLARD B. JUMPER, JR., Dallas RUTH M. JUSTICE, East Orange, New Jersey MARY KELLER. Dallas JOHN KELLY, Dallas ANN KENDIG, Emporia, Kansas WILLIAM B. KENDRICK, III, Dallas KAY KEOUN, Marshall ROBERT KERNS, Dallas THOMAS D. S. KEY, Dallas PROCTOR KILDOW, Dallas EMMETT DeWITT KILLEBREW, JR., Dallas RALPH KIMBALL, Dallas ARTHUR D. KING, Dallas GEORGE WALLACE KINKLE, Memphis, Tennessee LEE KITCHENS, Fort Worth LUCY ANN KIZER, San Antonio JOSEPH KEIBANOW, Dallas JON PATRICK KNIGHT, San Antonio LAUREL KNORPP, Groom Wli.ElAM KOONS, Dallas CLAYTON KRAMER, Wichita Falls MORTON C. KRAMER, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DOUGLAS KRAUS. La Crosse, Wisconsin DONALD KRETZER, Dallas EVERETT LAAS, Freeport JERREL S. LAMBETH, (Juemado K. BURNICE LANDRESS, Dallas LINDA LANDRESS, Dallas Page 426 jOi; LA.XDRKTH, Abilene EDDIE LAXE, Toledo, Ohio CATHERINE LAXSDEX, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Al.AX LAXTZ, Houston CtRAXXILLE HO XrOX LAXE, ll, Dallas CAIDLE WILLIAM LATHAX, Dallas VILLIA: I LATIMER, Steubenville, Ohio RALPH L. LATTA, AVaco WILLIAM LAWSOX, Port Arthur MARILVX LAWTOX, Dallas MARGUERITE YVONNE LEACH, Bogalusa, La. BRAD LEAR, Little Rock, Arkansas SALLY LEAVELL, Dallas LOU D. LEFTWICH, Dallas JOHN L. LEIGHTON, JR., Lansing, Michigan JAMES LENDERMAN, Dallas RUTH MARJORIE LEVIXE, San Antonio CARSOX M. LEWIS, Dallas CLIFFORD JOSEPH L ' HEUREUX, Spencer, Mass. ROBERT LILLARD, Dallas SIDXEY LILLY, Dallas ALICE LINCOLN, Dallas VIOLA LINCOLN, Waco JOSEPH W. LINDSLEY. Ill, Dallas HARRY E. LINN, Westchester. Illinois ROBERT M. LOCKHART, Dallas MARVIN AV. LOGAN. Independence, Alissouri LEWIS THOMAS LOY, Denison DARWIN LUCAS, Dallas ROY LUSTER, Chickasha, Oklahoma GUY LYONS, Dallas JOAN MACAULAY. Odessa 7 R J ' WKIJ :hHi An old timer from World War I c.itihcs the iniirest of ADPi ' s and their dates. Page 427 Juniors iii  V ill ' : xMARILYN MACKENZIE, Dallas HAROLD MACKEY, Kilgore TOAI : IADDEN, Lubbock DEWENA ALADDUX, Fort Smith, Arkansas ANN MARIE MALCOM, Abilene MARTHA LOU MAN, Wichita Falls DA 1D PERRY MANN, JR., Woodville GEORGIA MANOS, Dallas NOEL B. MARCH HANKS, JR., Fort Worth JACK MARSHALL, Ladonia JA: IES martin, Fort Worth AIARJORIE MARTIN, Dallas AURELIO MARTINEZ, Dallas VIRGIL MASH, Corsicana E. EUGENE MASON, La Porte WALLACE MASSES ' , Carthage PAT xMATHENY, Tyler CHARLES MATHIS, Little Rock, Arkansas ROBERT T. MATHIS, Dallas DOROTHY DEE MATTY, Wichita Falls WILLIAM SCOTT MA S, Frisco CHARLOTTE McADAMS, Dallas LA JUAN McADAMS, Atlanta SILVAN E. McALPIN, Milford THOMAS C. McBRIDE, Ambato, Ecuador BETT ' McCAIN, Durango, Colorado ROSEMARY McCALL, Nocona MRS. ANNA J. McCOOK, Dallas MARY JO McCORKLE, Dallas ANN McDonald, Dallas EARL D. McDonald, Dallas FRANCES McDonald, Temple SPENCER McGRATH, Lamar, Colorado NELL McGREW, Rotan JOE A. McELROY, Dallas JAMES McKEEVER, Dallas JO ANN McKENNON, Dumas, Arkansas BETTE McKENZIE, Dallas FRED M. McKIMBALL. Dallas GENE McKINNEY, San Antonio Page 428 THO.MAS AXDRF.W McKl.WK , Kalama oo, .Midiijran RFTT .McL.AlX, Dallas LAC ' Mc-r.ARR ' , Sulphur Springs R. FRANCIS McMAHOX, GlcndaU-. California MARGARET McMURRA ' , Funis GERALD McNEVLN, JR.. Dallas LARRY .McPHAIL, Tyler CHARLES E. .MEEKER, JR.. Hillsboro JAMES REX MEGRAIL. Grand Prairie VAVXE AXDREW MELTOX, Dallas ELLIOTT MEXDEXHALL, Dallas : LARGARET MEREDITH, Dallas RICHARD MILKE, Dallas PETE S ' FE T:X : IILLER, Galveston CATHERIXE LOUISE MILLS. Memphis, Tennessee CRAWFORD MILLS, Dallas SARAH AXXF MIMS, Dallas STALED ' W. MniS. Crockett HOWARD STE ' E MITAXA, Gibbstown, New Jersey KEXXETH G. MOBLEY, Holly Springs, Miss. JOHX H. MOXCRIEF, Dallas LOXXIE W. MOHOXDRO, JR., Wylie MARY ELIZABETH MOORE, Dallas PATSY RITH MOORE, Dallas RA ' MOORE, Beaumont DOXALD : IOPSIK, Dallas LAWREXCE MOREHEAD, Camden, Arkansas JOHX DAVID MORROW, Dallas HAROLD AIOSHER, JR., Dallas BETTY MOSS, Odessa JEAXXE MOSUR, Tempe, Arizona MARIL X MOTLEY, McAllen .. . f © n . ,-ji V t4k i. -J ■1 ,. An eager Kmiip f spectators cheer fnr their fraternity brother at the intramural s«im meet. Page 429 Juniors 4 ! 1 ■■■■ p G . f ' di PAT AIULLIXS, Liberty PATRICIA MULLARKEY, Dallas PATRICIA ANN MURPHEY, Dallas BRYAN L. -MURPHY , JR., Dallas WOODROW MURPHY, Dallas CURTIS MUSGROVE, JR., Dallas BENTON AIUSSLEWHITE, Lufkin NANC ' NANCE, Kerrville JOSEPH B. NATION, A.lin-toa CHARLES NAYLOR, JR., Ruston, Louisiana FOUNTA NAYLOR, Dallas BURNETT NEAL, JR., Dallas WILLIAM NEARY, Dallas JAMES FISHER NEIMAxN, Dallas WILLIAM R. NELSON, Dallas CAMPBELL W. NEWMAN, Fort Knox, Ky. JIM NILAN, Dallas HELVIE EARL NOBLES, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma RICHARD U. NORTH, Dallas VIRGINIA NOWELL, Denver, Colorado xMARTIN NOYD, Dallas MRS. ARLENE OAKES, Dallas JAMES O ' CONNOR, Dallas MADELINE O ' DONNELL, Dallas ANITA VERNE O ' KRENT, San Antonio JAMES OLD, Winnsboro EUGENE OLSON, Erie, Kansas VIRGIL OLSON, Edgeley, North Dakota PEGGY O ' NEAL, Dallas BLAND OMOHUNDRO, Wichita Falls JOHN O ' QUINN, JR., Dallas JOHN H. OTSTOTT, Dallas TOM OVERSTREET, Mission CLIFFORD OWEN, Detroit, Michigan JAMES W. PACE, JR., Brownsville JOSEPH M. PAIR, Picton, Canada ROBERT F. PARADINE, Brooklvn, New York ELIZABETH PARKER, Dallas JOHN EDMOND PARKS, Dallas PETE PARTIE, Nashville, Tennessee Page 430 NANCY PASCHALL, Little Rock, Arkansas GUY PATTERSON, Claude JAMES WHITE PATTERSON, Graham LANE PATTERSON, Paris . L- CK E. PATTERSON, Dallas ROBERT VADE PAYNE, JR., San Antonio BETTY JO PEACOCK, Dallas RALPH PECORA, Rochester, New York BILL J. PEMBERTON, Fort Vorth : IARJORIE PENN, Dallas HAROLD C. PERDUE, Dallas .MRS. N ' lRGINIA HUNT PERKINS, Dallas LUCK ' LEE PERRIN, SeagoviUe JAMES O. PETERS, Mineola ANGELA PETERSON, Waco LAWRENCE B. PETTIT, JR., ] Ionroe, La. DOROTH LOUISE PFEIFFER, Dallas RAE PFEIFER, Dallas BILLY R. PHILLIPS, : IcKinney ELAINE PHILLIPS, Dumas HERBERT H. PHILLIPS, Dallas BENJAMIN EDWARD PICKERING, Lufkin ROBERT PIERCE, Dallas MAXINE PINNER, Dallas CHARLES STUART PIPKIN, Beaumont JAMES A. PITKIN, Carbondale, Illinois BETTY LU PITTMAN, El Dorado, Arkansas ROBERT : I. PITZER. Louisville, Kentucky PEGGY PLEASANTS, Covington, Tennessee GERTRUDE EUNICE PLOWMAN, Tulsa, Oklahoma MARY ANN PLUMB, Houston MARY ANN POLLAN, SeagoviUe a a o, 9 1 The C{)(;S Carnivnl was a success with popcrjiii, candy apples, hallooiis and people willing to spend moncv. Page 431 Juniors .: t FRANK POTTER, Paragould, Arkansas JOYCE POTTS, ] Iineola DAVE POWELL, Portland, Oregon JOAN POWLEDGE, EI Dorado, Arkansas HELEN ANN PRATHER, Atlanta, Georgia HENRY G. PRESLEY, Richardson CHARLES EDWIN PRICHARD, JR., Midland HELEN PRINCE, Dallas GERARD PUYAU, Dallas VERA FAY PYLE, Dallas HAL QUINN, Dallas WILLIAM H. QUORTRUP, Dallas JAMES RONALD RAETZMAN, Chicago, Illinois JUDY RANDOLPH, Orlando, Florida FAIRES GENE RAY, Gilmer GORDON REARE, Mayville, Wisconsin BLANCHE READ, Lubbock MRS. FONTAINE BRIDGE READ, Kirkwood, Missouri JAMES REAMES, Dallas JACK REDDEN, Dallas EDWARD REED, Dallas GAILYA REESE, Dallas ROBERT REEDY, Graham JOHN REESE, Colorado City KEN HERRON REEVES, Vernon ROBERT RICE, Dallas C. L. RICH, JR., Dallas WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Bluford, Illinois GLEN RICHARS, Oak Park, Illinois RUBY JEAN RIDGE, Ada, Oklahoma DONAVAN N. RIFFE, Wylie ANNE RIKARD, Memphis, Tennessee JANE RING, Dallas EUGENE RIPPEN, Dallas BILL RIPPEY, Dallas JAMES YUILL ROBB, JR., Big Spring CLARA NAN ROBERTS, Dallas RALPH EDWARD ROBERTS, San Saba CL ' DE ROBINSON, Athol, Massachusetts RAYMOND HOWELL ROCKHOLT, Dallas Page 432 ANGEL RAFAKI, RODRIQUEZ, Camuy, Puerto Rico E. ARTHUR ROESLER, Dallas E.MAXUEL ROHAN, Dallas HEAHERT CHARLES ROTH. Kingston, N. V HARBARA ROUT ' E, Dallas PATRICIA ROWAN, Dallas NANC ' ROWE, Dallas WANDA ROWLAND, Dallas SVL IA RUBEL, Dallas COLONEL SID RUCKER, Little Rock, Arkansas MARILYN RUDE, Dallas BJORG RUDOLPH, Honefoss, Norway ALAN J. RUISINGER, Dallas HARVEY NUAL RUSSELL, JR., Dallas I. D. RUSSELL, Wellington GEORCiE SANDERSON, Dallas C. A. SAN FORD, Dallas ALBERT SCHIAVO, Dallas ESTHER MARIE SCHROEDER, Victoria RA ' SCOTT, Dallas ALLEN SEARIGHT, Austin MARY SELECMAN, Dallas SUZANNE SELECMAN, Glenview, Illinois JUNE H. SHEFELMAN, Seattle, Washington BILL SHELL, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PHILIP SHEW, Dallas SYLVIA SHULTZ, Dallas FLORENCE COURTNEY SIGLER, Lubbock JOSEPH SILBERIVIAN, Dallas LEONA SIIA ' ER, Chicago, Illinois JOYCE JOANNE SIMMER, Dallas MARGARET SINDT, Fort Worth a a ' B O a a ef r Rusty Jr., Kyle, Co.ich Russell and Ju.innie pose with the hostess before the flight to Ohio. Page 433 Juniors ROBERT M. SKILES, Richardson GLORIA CONNIE SLAUGHTER, Dallas RUBYLIN SLAUGHTER, ! IcKinney JOANNE SLOCUM, Dallas DAVID EDISON SMITH, Elwood, Indiana H. EDWARD SMITH, JR., Dallas JAMES ELLIOTT SIVIITH, Valley Mills J. K. SAIITH, Texarkana, Arkansas RICHARD SMITH, Dallas ROBERTA SMITH, Dallas SALLY SMITH, McKinney SIDNEY H. SMITH, Dallas STANLEY LEE SMITH, Dallas STANLEY WENDELL SMITH, Little Rock, Arkansas WILLIAM DECHER SMITH, Texarkana, Arkansas EWING C. SNYDER, Dallas HELEN MARGARET SNYDER, San Diego, California RICHARD D. SOHL, Cleveland, Ohio MARILYN C. SOHOLT, Watertown, South Dakota HARRY SOTAN, Chicago, Illinois MARY SOUTH WORTH, Dallas CAROLINE SPEARS, Dallas JOYCE SPENCER, Dalhart WANDA SPENCER, Dallas JOHN O. SPICE, San Antonio IDA RUTH SPRADLING, Carthage, Missouri PATRICIA SPOOR, Houston MAURICE ALBERT SPRAGUE, Dallas DON SQUIBB, Garland BETTY ROYCE STACEY, San Antonio DOROTHY ANNE STAFFORD, Vaxahachie DON STAHL, Dallas CLAUDE D. STEPHENSON, JR., Dallas WILLIAM G. STERLING, Dallas LEO STEVIN, Flint, Michigan CARL F. STEWART, Fort AVorth G. ROBB STEWART, Amsterdam, Neu- ' ork WILLIAM F. STEWART, JR., Rockland Lake, N. Y. JOHN FRED STIETENROTH, Natchez, Mississippi JOSEPH W. STIMPSON, Charlotte, N. C. Page 434 H1LL ' ST. JOHN, Dallas HENRY STOLLKNWERCK, Waxahachic WILLA ANN STONE, Hot Springs, Arkansas FLORENCE MARIE STOREY, Dallas JOHN STRAWN, De Land, Florida LEO STREET, Tulsa, Oklahoma AL R ' IDA STUCKEY, Dallas BILL SULLIVAN, Dallas FRANCES CHARLENE SULLIVAN, Dallas VERA LU SUMNER, Vernon GLORIA SWARTS, Wichita Falls GLENN ALLEN TAYLOR, Carthage JACK T. TAYLOR, Dallas LE ANN TA ' LOR, New Orleans, Louisiana ROBERT W. TAYLOR, Kingsville LITRELLE TEMPLETON, Cooper ROBERT TERRELL, Dallas ROBERT THOMAS, Dallas ANN THOMPSON, Dallas CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, Dallas JIMMY THO-MPSON, Dallas JAMES C. THORNTON, El Dorado, Arkansas PAMELIA ANN THORNTON, Houston ROBERT E. THRONE, Fort Worth FRANCES THURMON, Longview ANNE LOUISE TOOLE, Dallas MARY TERESA TOWNS, Dallas LA NELLE TRAYLOR, Dallas MELVIN R. TRAYLOR, Dallas DIANE TRUETT, Dallas DON TUCKER, Dallas MACK TUNNELL, Vann Fred Freeman tries out a new halll) v water dive. Page 435 Juniors ™9v «- m- • ■ 0 C f) PAUL TURK, New Orleans, Louisiana RICHARD TURLEY, Dallas CAROLEEN TURNER, Graham WILLIAM E. TURNER, Dallas SARAH E. TUTT, Prescott, Arizona DANIEL KENNETH USIAK, Lakewood, Ohio BILL VAN AAIBURGH, Dallas ELIZABETH VAN BUSKIRK, .Midland LYNN H. VAN METER, Dallas RICHARD VANN, Belton KENNETH BRIAN ' ARKER, Dallas LA MARTHA X ' ELVIN, Tyler MARTIN VERNON, Dallas CURTIS MOORE VINSON, Brownsville HARRIET ANN WADE, Hot Springs, Arkansas MRS. CAROL HIRSH WADEL, Dallas RICHARD NEWTON WAGNON, Dallas THOMAS H. WAKELY, San Antonio SHIRLEY LEE WALKER, Snyder, Oklahoma ' AL JOE WALKER, Seminole DONALD WALLING, New Port Richey, Florida JOANNE WASOFF, Dallas JOSEPH KEATS WATTS, Dallas FRANK WEAR, Paris JUNE WEATHERFORD, Zacapu, Mexico ROBERT HENRY WEA TR, JR., Milwaukee, Wisconsin WILLIAM R. WEAVER, El Paso JAMES D. WEBB, IV, Dallas M. V. WEBB, JR., Beaumont LEE ELLIS WEBER, Calvert MICHAEL WEBER, New York City, New York BRADFORD G. WEBSTER, JR., Buffalo, N. Y. KURT GEORCjE WEISS, Dallas LELAND R. WELDON, Dallas ALBERT B. WELCH, Kansas City, Missouri ROBERT TRUIA ' WELCH. San Antonio JOY WELENSK ' , Dallas LOUCILLE WEMPLE, Midland FORREST WEST, JR., McKinney RITA WHARTON, Dallas Page 436 HEXR WHKKLKR, El Paso LLO D ARTHUR WHEELER. JR., River Edge, N. J. BEN WHI ' EE. San Antonio HK ERL WHITE. Dallas LLOYD E. WHITE, Fort Smith, Arkansas RUTH WHITE, Helena. Arkansas JOE VHITLEV, Dallas JO WHIT.MARSH. Dallas ALLVX WICKMAX, Dallas AVEXELL THOMAS WILDEAIAX. Dallas XAXCY WILEMOX, Fort Worth MABEL WILHITE. Dallas DICK B. WILKE. El Dorado. Kansas IVLARTHA MARCILE WILKES. Dallas LEE E. WILKIXSOX. Vernon JAMES EARL VILLIAMS. Tomball JERRY VILLIAMS. Wichita Falls JO AXX WILLIAMS, Dallas JOHN B. WILLIAMS, Dallas WALLACE WILLIAMS, Dallas PAUL AXTHOXV WILLIS, Dallas ROBERT D. WILROY. Dallas EARXEST McCLURE WILSOX, Memphis JAAIES MARK WILSON. Dallas DAMD MADDON WILSON, Gallup. New Mexico RICKS WILSON, San Antonio TRNARD WINN, Wichita Falls ELMER A. W OLFF, Dallas FLORENCE ELAINE WOLFF, San Antonio RALPH M. WONDERLY, Bartlesville, Oklahoma G. KENNETH WOOD, Dallas GEORGE W. WOODALL, JR., Dallas P r:r O Of) r:i Q U Suzanne Waters of Texas University kids Jane Fro- inan, Gloria Dahl and Nancy Swinney about a re- cint football game. Page 437 Juniors J % dM a MAR ' LOUISE WOOLDRIDGE, Houston JANICE WORKMAN, Dallas BYRON WORTHAM, Paris SAMUELL T. WORTHINGTON, JR., Dallas ERNEST ALLEN WRIGHT, Abilene ANN YARBOROUGH, Dallas JAMES EARL YATES, Dallas TOGO YOON, Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii DICK MUCKLEROY YOUNG, Dallas MARGARET YOUNG, Dallas NANCY LEE VIRGINIA YOUNG, Dallas PATRICIA YOUNG, Dallas Members of the Pigskin Review Band hrnnght tlie fur nies along in case they got bored. Page 438 i jiLme .. orilO.MORK CLASS OFFICERS DON HUGE President LYNX FERGUSON Vice President PATSY PITT.AIAN Secretar} ' AIARIL ' N JONES Treasurer Page 439 Sophomores o a , ' r la DON ADDLXGTON, Dallas MARTIN A. ADDISON, Norfolk, Virginia TED AKIN, La Feria WALTER FLO D ALBRITTON, Dallas BARBARA JEAN ALEXANDER, Houston SHERWIN ALEXANDER, Sulphur Springs MARGARET ANN ALLISON, Dallas CHARLES ALLEN, Dallas LOU ALLEN, Dallas PEGGY JO ALLEN, Dallas ROBERT GLEN ALLEN, Dallas WALTER L. ALLEN, Dallas JIMMY ALLISON, Midland LEAH GALDA ALTERAIAN, San Antonio BETTY LORRAINE AMYETT, Dallas GONZALO ANCIV A, Sabinas, Mexico AUBUSTUS E. ANDERSON, Buffalo, Nexv York C. R. ANDERSON, Dallas EARLE KARL ANDERSON, Dallas JACK ANDERSON, JR., Dallas THOMAS ANDERSON, Dallas ADRIENNE ANDREWS, Wichita Falls JOANNE ANGONA, Dallas JAMES ARGUBRICiHT, Downers Grove, Illinois PHILLIP ARONOFF, Dallas WALTER JUNIOR BABB, Marietta, Ohio CARL BACH, Dallas BERNARD J. BAGLEY, Dallas JOANNE BAGGETT, Savannah, Georgia JOY BAHCALL, Dallas DICK BAILEY, Sterling City JOSEPH BAIRD, San Antonio JAMES BAKER, Dallas BARBARA BALLARD, Dallas JANET BALLARD, Dallas TOM BALLINGER, Dallas EDWARD B. BALLOU, JR., Dallas GERANE BARBER, Dallas LADELLE BARHAM, Antlers, Oklahoma LLOYD BARR, Dallas Page 440 ANNE BARRY, Dallas vooDRO v lkk barton, Waa) DORIS JEANNK BASS, Hutchins JOACHl.M F. BAUER, Wismar, Germany CAROLYN BAUERNSCHMIDT, Los Fiesnos MARY BEATTIE, Nashville, Tennessee ERNEST BEATT , Lewisville, Arkansas JANET BEA ' EN, Saint Joseph, Missouri HAROLD BELLIS, Helena, Alontana JAMES BELAL ' RES, JR., Dallas DEAN BENDER, San Francisco, California ALFRED MORRIS BENJAMIN, Dallas DIAN BENNETT, Crockett IDA BESS BENNETT, Dallas JERRY D. BENNETT, ( lendalc, California NORMAN BENNETT, Gainsville EDWARD BENTLEY, Grand Prairie ROBERT BENTZ, Dallas DOLORES BERR ' , Sandusky, Ohio EDWARD BERRY, Lufkin MARVIN LEON BERR ' , Grand Saline OSCAR BERRYMAN, JR., Russellville, Arkansas CAROLYN BETHMANN, Dallas ESTHER ELOUISE BEVILL, Mooringsport, La. JOHN BIGGERS, Dallas JACK BJORKLAND, Dallas HERBERT ELLIS BLACKBOURN, Dallas BETTY BLACKSTON, Dallas DAVID BLAKEY, Osakis, Minnesota IDA LOUISE BLEWETT, Dallas JACQUELINE BRIDWELL, Texhoma DAVE BLONSTEIN, Dalhart Mh Ji- « - Juhn Mankn .iiui Lawrence Y -ung he.id fur thei; morning cup of coffee. Page 441 Sophomores .-J © o U ( FRANK BOCKUS, Longview ROBERT BODDEKER, Houston GLADYS MARIE BOHANAN, Dallas GAYNELLE BOSMAN, Dallas WALTER M. BOSTON, JR., Rockford, Illinois EDITH BOWEN, Nashville, Tennessee JACK BOWMAN, Dallas JOAN BOYLE, Denison BARBARA BRADS HAW, Dallas HARVEY EDMOND BRADSHAW, Dallas CHARLES BRAND, Dallas ELTON BRANDT, Appleton, Wisconsin MARIE ELIZABETH BRAN N IN, Dallas JOYCE BREWER, Dallas H. ANTHONY BRIDGE, JR., Avinger CAROL ' N BRIGGS, Lampass SHIRLEY BRINKLEY, Dallas ANN BRITTAIN, Harlingen KENNETH H. BRITTON, Dallas ZU DELL BROADWATER, Great Bend, Kansas JAMES BERNARD BROCKETT, Hayti, Missouri MARION L. BROCKETTE, Dallas DIANE BROILES, Fort Worth EDWARD B. BROOKS, JR., Dallas JOHN MACLEAN BROOKS, Gilmer WILLIA: I J. BROOKSHIRE, Dallas ALLEN W. BROWN, Wichita, Kansas ANN BROWxN, Glidden JACK BROWN, Dallas NANCY BROWN, Dallas BARBARA ANN BUNTIN, Dallas THOMAS WAYNE BURDEN, Dallas BETTY LEE BURDETT, Sherman CORIDA BURGE, Dallas SARAH BURK, San Antonio FRANCES ANN BURKE, Dallas BETTY BUTLER, Dallas NORRIS D. BUTLER, JR., Dallas PATRICIA ANxN BUTLER, Dallas BILL P. CALLAHAN, HI, Shreveport, Louisiana Page 442 CAROLYN CALLA VAY, Marlow, Oklahoma CLETA CALDAVELL, Sweetwater jni CALHOUN, Dallas SAMUEL R. CALLIS, San Antonio IVA LARIE CAMERON, Dallas BEVERLY LOU CA: IPBELL, Dallas ALARY ELIZABETH CARD, Dallas CYNTHIA CARHILL, Dallas THOMAS CARMODV, JR., Dallas SALLY CARNEY, Atlanta JOE CARSON, Bartlesville, Oklahoma BARBARA CARTER, Dallas NORMA JEAN CARTER, Dallas :MYRTLEANN caster, Dallas ANN CATTO, Waco JOANNE CAVE, Dallas NTTA CAROL CERVIN, Dallas NATALIE CHANCE, Jackson, Mississippi DONALD CHANDLER, Weslaco PHINEA CHANEY, Dallas SUE CHANNON, West Frankfort, Illinois JAMES CHEEK, Dallas BILLY JUNE CHESHER, Littlefield THOMAS CHILDS, Dallas RICHARD CHISHOLM, Fort Worth JOHN FRANCIS CLARK, New Britain, Connecticut LEONARD CLARK, Independence, Missouri RAYMOND NORRIS CLARK, Abilene : IARY CLAYTON, Honey Grove RAY CLECKLER, Weslaco ROBERT CLE: IENTS, Dallas GEORGE ANN CLEVELAND, Los Angeles, Cal. Billie Morgan, Betty Jo Murray and Betty Jo Gross watch with amazement as Arden Brodie plays with a white mnur.e. Page 443 Sophomores Ilk kikf fei iii O (f o r a r «; i p a 4 p FORREST DABNEY CLINARD, JR., Whitney RONALD COATS, Dallas MARY MARGARET COGHLAN, Los Angeles, CaL CAROLYN COLEMAN, Dallas PAT COLLIER, Longview LOU COLLLNS, Dallas DONALD GLEN COKE, Dallas M. ELAINE CONNALLY, McKinney FRANK W. CONRAD, Dallas JOYCE COOK, Fabens THOMAS COOK, Dallas GERALD COOPER, Garland JOHN CHARLES COOPER, Dallas WILLIAM WALLACE CORY, Dallas HOWARD COTTINGHAM, Dallas CAROL COTTON. Dallas ELIZABETH COWLES, Chicago, Illinois DALE COWLEY, Dallas PEGGY COX, Fort Worth JOHN W. COYLE, JR., New York City, N. Y. TANYA CRADDOCK, Dallas ALLAN CRAWFORD, Dallas DURWOOD CRAWFORD, Enid, Oklahoma WILLIAM C. CRAWFORD, Dallas ROBERT L. CREASY, Charlottesville, Virginia CHARLES A. CRENSHAW, Daris BILL CRISLER, Dallas DICK CRISS, Houston NOBLE CROSS, Fort Worth WILLIAM CROUCH, Dallas HO VARD CROW, Port Arthur HELEN JEANNE CROWE, Lamar, Colorado MARY PAT CROW, Dallas DON CROZIER, Dallas SHIRLEY ANN CUNDIFF, Dallas ANN CUNNINGHAM, Houston JOHN E. CUSTER, Fort Worth JOHN BRADFIELD DANNA, JR., Dallas JAMES DAUGHETEE, DaUas DALTON DAVIDSON, Grand Prairie Page 444 AXXE MARIE DAVIS, Memphis, Ten BILLY DAVIS, McKiniu- CAROLYN DAVIS, Sringrield, H. A. DAWSON, Mexia Miss MARTHA DAWSON. Houston JOAN DEAK ! ' , Santa Monica, California HARRY DEAN, Breckenridge MORTON DEARINC, : L-Kinney JEANNIE DEDERICK, Houston ROBERT DELARIOS, Dallas TALLER- DENSON, Cameron FRANK DENTON, W inters O f? 9 GEORGE CURTIS DICKENS, Dallas VERDE DICKEY, Dallas ROSANNE DICKSON, Houston TOMMY DILLARD, Thompsons CHRISTOS DIXIE, Dallas DOROTHY DIXON, Dallas JAMES ROBERT DOBBS, JR., Longview ROBERT L. DOLTON, Dallas JAMES DONNELL, Dallas DAN DONOVAN, Grants Pass, Oregon JEAN LOUISE DOONAN, Chicago, Illinois BETTY DOUGHERTY, Dallas BILL DOWELL, Dallas SAUL DROBNIES, Dallas LOUIS DROZD, Dallas JEAN CAROLINE DUDLEY, Wichita Falls KENNETH LEE DUKE, Nashville, Tennessee DEAVITT O. DUNAWAY, Dallas JACK DAWLESS DUNCAN, JR.. Dallas MARY DUNCAN. Dallas Hou would yuu like Ui find .Aiden .Amerine and Ricks Wilson in your Xmas stocking. ' Page 445 Sophomores V4 : O D LOIS PEARL DUXDON, Garland JAMES DUNLOP, DalLis BARBARA DURRETT, Dallas BARBARA DYE, Webster Groves, Missouri JOHN EARNSHAW, Ballinger EMILY CORNELIA EAVES, Dallas CLARENCE JACK EDEN, North Little Rock, Ark. LOWELL EGGER, Dallas ROBERTO EICHENBERGER, JR., Guatemala City ALEX ELDER, Dallas MARILYN ELDRED, Longview BEN ELLIS, Lancaster MILDRED CAROLYN ELLIS, Dallas CONNIE ENTRIKIN, Shreveport, Louisiana NILS J. ERICKSON, Dallas STANTON ERICKSON, Rockford, Illinois DUDLEY EPPS, Houston MURIEL ESPAT, Dallas JOVANA EVANS, Dallas MARTHA EVANS, Dallas DONALD EWAN, Wichita, Kansas PETER EVANS, Dallas JOHN E. FAHRLANDER, Dallas JOHNNY FAIN, Woodville JEAN FAIRCHILD, Houston LELAND S. FANSHER, Dallas ROBERT FARGARSON, Aransas Pass RICHARD L. FARR, Dallas WILLIAM FARRELL, Dallas JOHN LYNN FERGUSON, Dallas BETTY LOU FINK, San Antonio PATRICIA ANN FISHER, Dallas DOROTHY FITCH, Dallas CHARLES FLACK, Little Rock, Arkansas RAY FLACK, Little Rock, Arkansas KAY FLIPPEN, Dallas JOAN FOLSOM, Dallas EVELYN FONVILLE, Dallas BILL FORESTER, Dallas JESSE FORESTER, Del Rio Page 446 CHARLES BICKLEV FOSTER, Hiistol, Virginia CLYDE HULL FOWLER, Shallow, in-r JOHN PAUL FOWLIE, Ottawa, Illinois BILL FOX, Norman, Oklahoma WINIFRED FRANKLIN, Colorado Springs, Colorado CHARLES FRISTOE, Dallas BETTY ANN FROEHLICH, Los Angeles, California NANCE FRUIT, Houston NORMAN DEWITT FRY, Dallas DICK GADDY, Dallas CHARLES GALEY, Lubbock ANNE GAM: IILL, Dallas BETTY SUE GANDY, Shreveport, Louisiana TO.M.MY GARTH, Houston ARTHUR EDWARD GASS, Dallas ERWIN LOUIS GAUBATZ, San Antonio RICHARD LEE GELWICK, Bristow, Oklahoma ROBERT CHARLES GENTRY, Muskogee, Oklahoma BESSIE TERRELL GIBBS, Shreveport, Louisiana NANCY GIBSON, Dallas JANE MONTEZE GILLESPIE, Dallas GENE GILLIS, Ysleta ANN GLASPY, Ennis BARBARA GLASS, Sweetwater JACK FOY GLOVER, JR.. Dallas NORMA LEE GOFF, Monte Vista, Colorado BARNETT RICHARD GOLDBERG, Dallas MARION GOLDMAN, Dallas HELEN JEANETTE HALL GOLTER, Dallas ABEL GOMEZ, El Paso LEONCE GOODIN, North Little Rock, Arkansas SARAH SUE GRACE, Dallas W ' liilty llolm, Jiihii Ch.Tinpion and Charley Lutz hang nil til their hat on a typical windy day. Page 447 Sophomores ?a CI ( o 4k MAR ' GRANT, Nexv Orleans, Louisiana LOIS GREEN VOOD, Newton, Kansas WILLLAM RICHARD GREGORY, Dallas JEANNE GRESHAM, Dallas BALIE GRIFFITH, Odessa BETTY JO GROSS, Dallas STANLEY BILL GRUBB, Canton RICHARD GUERRERO, San Antonio THOMAS C. GUNNELS, Velasco CLARENCE V. GUNTER, Bakersfield, California DON HAGLER, Glendale, California WILLIAM AL HAILEY, Dallas ROBERT T. HALL, JR., Denton SUE HALL, Longview DONALD WILLIAM HAMILTON, Dallas SAM HAMILTON, Houston MARJORIE LEE HAMMOND, Fayetteville, Arkansas ANN HARDIN, Dallas GEORGE HARMAN, Dallas CHARLOTTE HAROZ, Dallas OVITTA SUE HARRIS, Dallas ELDON OLIVER HARRISON, Richardson ALICE HART, Overton BARBARA HARTUNG, Houston HERBERT HARTWIG, Dallas H. RUDOLF HARTWIG, Dallas RICHARD HARTY, Dearborn, Michigan FRANK J. HARVEY, Youngstown, Ohio MICHAEL JOHN HARVEY, JR., Tyler STEPHEN J. HAY, JR., Dallas PATSY LEE HAYS, Jacksonville, Florida JIM HEADLEE, Odessa ANN HEATH, Dallas BETTY HECKATHORN, Dallas MARY ANN HEIN, Dallas PORTER A. HEMENWAY, Dallas JOHN HENDRY, Springfield, New Jersey SALLY HENRY, Dallas CAROL HENSLEY, Artesia, New Mexico FRED O. HENTCHEL, Dallas Page 448 JANEL HICKERSOX, Dallas RUFUS HIGGINROTHAM, Dallas MARJORIE LEE HIGHTOWER, Dallas DONALD E. HILHERG, Fairport Harbor, Ohio SISS ' HOBSON, Odessa ANN HODGES, Dallas DUAXE HOLFORD, Garland HARRn:T HOLLAND, Dallas PAT H0L: IES, Little Rock, Arkansas ROSELLE HOLT, San Angelo BILLY HOOKER, Dallas JACK HOOKER, Dallas CAROLYXE HOPKIXS, Dallas GORDOX HOSFORD, Dallas ANN HOWARD, Tyler JOHN HOWARTH, Racine, Wisconsin JOHN ROBERT HOYT, Dallas BILL HUDSPETH, Weatherford DON HUGE, Houston BILLY J. HUGHES, Dallas BILLY M. HUGHES, Dallas BEVERLY JEAN HULEN, Columbia, Missouri DANIEL O. HULSE, Dallas BILL HUNTER, Valley View WILLIAM J. HURREN, Dallas DALE HL ' RT, Memphis, Tennessee xMARY ANN HURT, Dallas NELL HUTTO, Dallas HERB W. JACOBS, Dallas ROBERT SAVAGE JAMAR, JR., Dallas BERNARD VAN JAMES, Dallas BOB JAMISON, Corpus Christi j . .a A A ihi i A t M i The tiniihlinf{ team performs vith the Must;nig band :it the TCr game. Page 449 Sophomores TOMMY JAX, Houston PERRY H. JEFFERSON, Evanston, Illinois HARRIS JENSEN, Stanhope, Iowa ELIZABETH JERNIGAN, New Orleans, La. WILBURN JERNIGAN, Mobile, Alabama JOHNNIE JEROME, Dallas BETSY LU JETER, Dallas BILLY JOHNSON, Dallas CHARLES D. JOHNSON, Dallas FRANCES JOHNSON, Dallas GERALD BENJAMIN JOHNSON, Dallas GORDON L. JOHNSON, Rocky Ford, Colorado ROBERT JOHNSON, Dallas MARILYN ALICE JONES, Dallas xMARY OWEN JONES, Houston SHIRLEY KAY JONES, Angleton MARY KATHERINE JORDAN, Dallas LOUISE KENT KANE, Saint Louis, Missouri LA JEAN KAUFMAN, Aransas Pass LEMOYNE KELTNER, Gainesville JACKIE L. KEMP, Sherman RUSSELL EUGENE KEMP, Little Rock, Arkansas ELAINE KENDRICK, Dallas ROBERT N. KENNEDY, Corpus Christi WARREN KEYES, Wellfleet, Massachusetts HOPE KILGORE, Dallas AL KILLGORE, Houston JUDY KINNEY, Dallas ROSS KIRVEN, Dallas DWAIN CHESTER KLINE, Dallas GERALD KLINGHAMER, Wichita, Kansas VIRGINIA KLINKE, Memphis, Tennessee HOMER KOLIBA, Columbus ALEXANDER KOSCIELSKI, Adkins ABBIE KRASNE, Tulsa, Oklahoma LOUIS KUDRNA, Ennis DOROTHY KUNTZ, Dallas MARY MARGARET LACKEY, Dallas BETTY LOU LaFORGE, Houston JAMES LANDERS, El Paso Page 450 LOLA LANDERS, Seagoville NEIL LANG, Allcntow.i, Illinois PATRICIA LANG, Cuero LESLIE LANHAiM, Dallas JERR LANICEK, Rosebud JERRY LANIER, Longview JOHN HARRY LaPRADE, Cleburne PEGGY LATLMER, Dallas GAVIN WILLIAM LAURIE, JR., Springfield, Pennsylvania LARRY LAZURUS LEHANOFF, Lancaster ROBERT LeCLERUQ, Dallas JOAN LEDBETTER, Dallas MILTON LEVENTHAL, Dallas BOBBY J. LEWALLEN, Dallas BARBARA LEWIS, Dallas MORTON LEWIS, Dallas WAYNE LIGON, Wichita Falls FRANCES LIETEMEYER, Dallas MASON M. LILLY, Dallas HEE-LIN LIM, Seremban, Malaya ANNELLON LIVINGSTONE, Wichita Falls ANNE LOBDELL, Dallas MAYNARD H. LOBELL, JR., Huntington Beach, Cal. PATRICIA LOCKE, Dallas JACK E. LOCKETT, Garland JULIANA LOFLAND, Rockwall JAMES STEWART LOFTIS, Dallas JIMMIE JOE LOGAN, Dallas CHARLES L. LOKEY, Dallas NINE LOVE, Ada, Oklahoma RAYMOND BURCH LOVELY, Dallas Rr)BFRT I.OAVER ' , Lubbock Dinij; CoTiiicr compliments Athletic Dorm Dietitian Betty Kizz-ia on the good food she serves. Page 451 Sophomores MAR ' BOONE LOWRY, Laredo BURL LUSCOMBE, Anna BARBARA L ' LE, Fort Worth NETTYE MAR ' i ' E MAGRILL, Dallas JAMES ALAHEW, Saint Louis, Missouri CHARLES MAIDENS, Dallas HAROLD E. MANNER, Dallas ROBERT JOHN MANSFIELD, Riverside, CaL BETTE JEAN MANSKE, Brownsville CHARLES ALBERT MAPLES, Dallas BEATRICE : IARCUS, Dallas LARRY : IARLOW, Dallas GEORGE ROGGE MARSH, Dallas NANCY MARTIN, Dallas WILLIAM MARTIN, Dallas LUANNE MASSENGALE, Pauls Valley, Okla. ANGELO NUNZIO MATASSA, McKinney MARGIE MATHES, Houston JOAN R. MATTHEWS, Dallas JAMES MAXWELL, Dallas IVIARTHA EARLE MAY, Houston ; LELAND MAYO, Gladewater CLAUDE FRED McALLISTER, JR., Dallas SHIRLEY McBRIDE, Dallas BILL McCALLUM, Dallas xMARGARET ANN McCLAIN, Dallas LAURA McCLINTOCK, Dallas BARBARA LYNETTE McCLUNG, Kerens JEAN McCONNELL, Tulsa, Oklahoma GLADYS McFARLAND, Dallas TOM McGEE, Kansas City, Missouri CHARLES McGREGOR, Dallas ROYCE RAYE : IcKEE, Midland EVERL N McMillan, Houston BILLY McMORRIES, Melvin ROBERT C. McMULLIN, JR., Harrington, N. J. JOHN R. McVA ' , Sulphur Springs HOBART Mc VILLIAMS, Dayton, Ohio GERALD ELDRIDGE MEEKS, Shreveport, Louisiana BARBARA MELLUS, Los Angeles, California Page 452 CAROLYN MELTOX. Dallas DOUGLAS MELTON, Dallas GORDON .MERRILL. Ht-leiia, Montana PAT MESSINA, Dallas CHARLTON MILAM, Dallas DUDLEY MILLER, Big Spring .MARCIA MILLER, Dallas PATRICIA MILLER, San Marino, California THO LAS MILTON, Dallas JAMES MINTER, Dallas LEE MITCHELL, Gladewater RICHARD MLINAR, Columbus, Nebraska SARA LOU MOORE, Conroe JOHN BETTIS MORELOCK, Galveston BILLIE LEIGH MORCtAN, Shreveport, Louisiana JAMES L. MORGAN, Irving JOHN C. MORGAN, San Antonio SUE ANN MORGAN. Atlanta, Georgia GLORIA DOROTHY ' MORRIS, Houston JACK MORRIS, Dallas BETTY ANN MORRISON, Throckmorton GERALD MORROW, Arlington DIANE MOSCRIP. Houston , CHARLES GUY MOSELEY, Fort Worth BEN MOSHER, Carthage JIMMIE LAURENCE MOUSNER, Dallas BARBARA JEAN MULLENS. Los Angeles, Cal CAROLYN MUNDA , Amarillo DOROTHY JEANETTE : IUNSTER, Dallas DERRELL MURPHY, Shallowater FRANCIS EUGENE MURRAY, Brounwood MARIAN : IURRAY, Dallas Q Oa ? Ihifi- (I.Trkits , alia Crmnie Eiitrikiii, Edith Bowen liul Jo Anne Bagley, perform at the Cogs Carnival. Page 453 Sophomores I e C-) o r, f r ' I U -jv . v DOROTHEA MURZICOS, Texarkana HOWARD NATHAN, Dallas HONEY NA TOR, Ruston, Louisiana MILDRED NETTLE, Dallas RUTH NEUNDORFER, Groesbeck PEGGY NICHOLS, Meridian CHARLES GORDON NORTHRUP, San Antonio JOYCE NUTTING, Ardmore, Oklahoma RICHARD LEE ODEN, Pampa DONNA O ' STEEN, Dallas HERSCHEL DON OWENS, Dallas DAVID LESLIE PALMER, JR., Dallas STEPHANIE PALMER, Dallas HUGH PARCHMAN, Paris DAVID H. PARKER, Dallas PAIVIELA PARR, Alice CLARENCE HERSHEL PARSONS, Dallas CHARLES PECORA, Beaumont J. B. PENDERGRASS, JR., Dallas CHARLIE EDWARD PETTES, Carlsbad, N. M. CARY PHILLIPS, Louisville, Georgia AVILLARD PIRTLE, Dallas PATS ' PITTMAN, Corpus Christi LILLIE PITTS, Dallas RAY KEITH POND, Garland CLIFTON POPE, Royse City MARILYN POST, San Antonio VIC POST, Highlands FRANK POTTER, Vourdanton JULIAN POTTER, Kilgore MARY LOU POTWIN, Dallas BOB PRICE, Dallas MILTON PROPP, Muskogee, Oklahoma LOU PROTHRO, Dallas SUE KATHERINE PUCKHABER, Dallas SUSAN PUTMAN, Dallas FRITZIE RAHM, New Orleans, Louisiana JULIA ANN RANKIN, Corsicana CHARLES W. RANSDELL, Dallas JACK WATSON RASNICK, Houston Page 454 MARLEXE RAY, Dallas THELAIA JEAN REAGAN, Washington, D. C. DON REASER, Dallas ROBERT RECTOR, Dallas BETTY REDDEN, Dallas KEITH REDDICK, Dallas ROSEMARY REDDITT, Dallas GENEVA REDWINE, Dallas LORNA REELY, Dallas : IARY ANN REEP, Port Arthur KATHARINE REGESTER, Corsicana DONALD EARLE REILY, Corrigan ANN RE ' IS, Clarksville, Arkansas MARY ANN RHINE, Houston NANCY RIBERO, Franklin, Massachusetts ED RICHARDSON, Kerrville MAR ' ZOE RICKS, DeKalb LA VONNE RIDDELL, Dallas DON RIFFE, Stratford JAAIES L. RILEY, San Antonio JANE RITCH. San Antonio RICHARD D. ROACH, Garland CURTIS ROGERS, JR., Sylvarena, Mississippi JAMES ROGERS, Colorado City JOHN T. ROGERS, Dallas THOMAS ROC ERSON, Wheeling, W est Virginia FRANK ROSE, Lamesa MERILYN ROSEN, Dallas RALPH ROSS, Dallas SHEARN ROVINSKY, Dallas IDA ANN RUFFIN, Memphis, Tennessee ALONZO VANCE RUSHING, Crockett O Q MMi J f 5 C Marilyn Post, Dick Hightower, Rosanne Dickson and iKTitiiii Musslewhite have this eating situation pretty well in hand. Page 455 Sophomores Cll ' f f.-4 a i i.jfsA )-s..!f JANICE RUSHING, El Dorado, Arkansas GLENNA RUSSELL, Dallas NANCY RUSSELL, Dallas RICHARD ROBERT RUSSELL, Dallas JOANN KA ' RUTHERFORD, Freeport JACK SALVADOR, Longview ZELDA SANDLER, Cisco CHARLES GABE SARKIS, JR., Huntsville CAROLYN SAUNDERS, AVinnsboro JACK WILLIAM SAVAGE, Dallas PATTIE SCHIWETZ, Houston SHIRLEY SCHLATHER, San Antonio KARL ULRICH SCHLEGEL, Orange MAX H. SCHRADER, Anamosa, Iowa SHIRLEY SCHUETY, Great Bend, Kansas HERBERT ERNEST SCHULZE, JR., Navasota CARL M. SCHWALM, Dallas BETTY JOYCE SCOTT, Pampa JOE DAVE SCOTT, Snyder PRESTON B. SCOTT. Sacramento, California ' 1RGINIA LEE SHANE, Dallas ROBERT J. SHASBERGER, Evanston, Illinois FLO ' D P. SHAW, IV, ' entura, California LUCINDA SHAW, Fort Smith, Arkansas SARA ELIZABETH SHEA, Dallas DWAIN SHORT, Dallas DAVID SHRIRO, Dallas PEGGY SHUFFIELD, Brady MALCOLAI SHWARTS, Dallas LARR ' LEE SLAKEY, Dallas ANDREW SIDARIS, Shreveport, Louisiana CAROL SniONS, Dallas NOBLE DALE SI PEER, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE SKIPPER, Longview BETT E SMITH, Dallas CHARLEEN SMITH, Memphis, Tennessee EVELYN SMITH, Dallas KERMIT SMITH, Dallas WILLIAM FORREST SMITH, Beaumont DORIS SNEIGR, Dallas Page 456 ROSS SONNE, Los Angeles, California JOAN SOUSLE ' , Webster Groves, Missouri RUTH SOWELL, Dallas VIRGINIA SPAIN, Erederick, Okhilioma NANCY JO SPEARS, Dallas BILL SPIES, Dallas PEGG ' BROWN SPIES, Garland NANCY SPITZER, Medina, Ohio JESS SPOONTS, Dallas RUTH STAGER, Passaic, New Jersey THOMAS STAGGS, Dallas CAROLYN STARK, Dallas HENR ' STEELE, Hickory, North Carolina GAY NELL STEELMAN, Dallas DORIS STEWART, Dallas WILLIAM J. STEWART, JR., Philadelphia, Pa DON STICKSEL, Dallas GARRY STINEBAUGH, Lovington, New Mexico CAROL STOCK, Saint Louis, Missouri SAM STOLLENWERCK, Waxahachie SARA STONE, Nacogdoches GORDON STOY, Terrell BENHARD STRAND, Erie, Pennsylvania JOY STRAUCH, San Antonio SARA STRIBLING, Alto JANE STRIPLING, Big Spring JULIAN STRUCELY, Dallas WILLIAM KIRK STUCKEY, Dallas MARGARET SUTHERLAND, McKinney SALLY BRIGHT, SUTTON, Laredo MILHA: I R. SULLIVAN, Stephenville DOROTHY JUNE SUTTLE, Goliad f% O Kllis Wilson, Lawrence Yiinng aiul Brjlihy Sam Lee and their dates snrvived the SAE Shipwreck party. Page 457 Sophomores ]5ET ' r ' JO ' CE TALL ' , Fuquay Springs, Xoith Carolina CHARLES EDWARD THOMAS, Dallas JACK EARL THOMAS, Jackson, Tennessee JAMES N . THOMPSON. Vicksburg, Mississippi AL- XWELL THOAL ' S, Dallas TERRY THOMASON, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SAi I THOMPSON, Dallas SUSAN ANN THOMPSON, Dallas WOFFORD THOMPSON, JR., McKinney ALICE ANN TIDWELL, Alice RICHARD TILLMAN, Muskogee. Oklahoma JACK B. TITUS, Harper, Kansas PEGGY TOLBIRT. Sealy JOSEPH TRAVIS, Houston EUGENE TRAYLER. Dallas DAN TREADWELL, Hobbs, Ne v Mexico PAT TRIMBLE, Corsicana BOBBIE TROTT. Houston JEANNE M. TRULY, San Antonio PATRICIA TUBES, Dallas JOHN TULLIS, Beaumont IRA W. VAIL, Muskegon, Michigan VANITA VAN CLEAVE, Royse City YVONNE VAN DUZEN, Dallas TOM H. VAN HOY, Pittsburg, Kansas ANN VAN WINKLE, Dallas FRANK NORMAN VICKERS, Hattiesburg, Miss. COLEMAN WADE, Duncan, Oklahoma KENNETH E. WAGNER, Lufkin DAVID N. WAGNON, Dallas EARL T. WALDEN, JR., Port Arthur JAMES HARRIS WALKER, Shreveport, La. JOYCE WALKER, Saint Joseph. Missouri DOROTHY WALL, Dallas JOAN WALTON. Dallas FREDERICK H. AVARE. Dallas SUE WARREN, Dallas JOHN T. WATSON. Alamogordo, New Mexico THEODORE ALFRED WATSON, Springfield, Vt. WALTER B. WATSON, Dallas Page 458 I,A ELLE WATTS, Dallas ARDEN VEBB, Dallas RICHARD WEEDFALL, Dallas HOB WELCH. Dallas PAUL WELSH. Dallas DAWSON WELLS, JR.. Hayti. Missouri LEWIS WERTHEIMER, Dallas JESSE MERRILL WEST. Dallas BOB WESTMORELAND, Dallas DARLEENE WHITE. Dallas EUNICE L ' RIE WHITE, Dallas JOAN WHITTEN, Dallas MARILYN VHITE, Vichita Falls NANCY E. WHITE, Mason PAT WHITE. Ariahuac RILLA VHITE. Pear alley R. W. WHITE. JR.. Tulsa. Oklahoma JIM WHITTLESEY. Dallas DA ' ID H. WHITSON. Fort Worth ARLENE JANE WIEMERS. San Antonio RICHARD THOALAS WILKINSON. Dallas THOMAS WILKINSON. ' ernon JOHN BRAXTON WILLIAMS, Dallas RICHARD WILLIAMS. Hinsdale. Illinois GEORGE E. WILLIS. Dallas JOANNE WILLIS. Dallas ISABELLE WILSON. Dallas JACK WILSON, Dallas NANC ' A ' ILSON, Sweetwater. Tennessee PATRICIA FAYE WILSON. Santa Fe. New Mexico JERRY EUGENE WOLFE, Dallas PHILIP WOLFRAM, Dallas 0f (i O i C } 9 0 (I Dr. Let — caught in the act (of e.iting). Page 459 Sophomores JEAN WOOD, Dallas DORA ELIZABETH WOODWARD, Sinton JOHN WORTMAN, Mesquite BONNIE JEAN WRIGHT, ] Iuskogee, Okla. CAROLYN WRIGHT, Dallas JAMES R. R. WRIGHT, Dallas LARRY WRIGHTSMAN, Houston SARAH WYLIE Cedar Hill EEFIE XEROS, Dallas HENRY YEAGER, JR., Dallas CINDY M. YORK, Houston PAT OST, Dallas I5ARBARA YOUMANS, Beaumont ARCHIE L. YOUNG, Dallas CHARLES D. YOUNG, Dallas WALTER ZIVLEY, Houston NICK ZOTOS, Dallas 4 The Zeta picnic got a little ganged up on actives. ough when pie Page 460 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE HURT Piesident PAT WALKER Vice President SHARI COLLINS Secretary BE T:RL ' brown Treasurer Page 461 Freshmen iw KATHR ' N AARON, Dallas ANNE AGREE, Memphis, Tennessee CHARLES DONALD ACTON, Duncanville DAVID ADAAIS, Dallas KENYON ALBRECHT, Dallas SUE ALDRICH, Houston PETER ALEVAS, Dallas BETSY ALLDAY, Shrevepoit, Louisiana BARBARA ANNE ALLEN, Dallas MARJORIE ALLEN, Houston ALARY ANN ALLEN, Dickinson SA.MAIY ALLEN, Corpus Christi PIERCE ALLMAN, Dallas FRANCES ANASTOPULOS, Dallas PHYNE AIAE ANGONA, Dallas WILLIAM C. ARCHER, Pittsburg- JOHN CECIL ARCHIBALD, Dallas ANITA ARDINGER, Dallas JANE ARONSON, Dallas THOMAS RICHARD ARTHUR, Dallas ADELE ASEL, Dallas AIARTHA ATTEBERRY, Dallas ELAINE AUSTIN, Dallas RICHARD AYERS, Dallas BARBARA BADT, Dallas CAROLYN BAER, Tulsa, Oklahoma JOHN BAIRD, Dallas NANCY BAIRD, Winnetka, Illinois ELSA BAKER, Dallas SIVIO BARBIERI, Buenos Aires, Argentina ANTOINETTE BARKSDALE, Ruston, Louisiana LARR - BARLOW, Mineola CHARLES BARNS, Dallas DAVID BARRON, Groesbcck THOMAS LYLE BARROW, Waco GLADYS BARTLETT, Irving JERRY BARTOS, Dallas ELIZABETH BARTZ, Galveston JOE GILBERT BASQUEZ, Houston JERR ' BATEMAN, Dallas Page 462 .MARY WILL BATE LA Beeville SLE BATES, Dallas XOR LA LEE BAXTER. San Antonio WEBBER BEALL, JR.. Mount Pleasant FRED BECKER, Jenks, Oklahoma LESLIE RAYMOND BEDDOES, Dallas DICK BERNET, Dallas STANLEY BERNSTEIN. Dallas BEVERLY BERR ' , Fort Worth WILLIAM BERRY, Dallas BILLIE ARLENE BKiGS, Fort Worth : IELANIE BINFORD, Dallas DOYLE BLACK. Dallas JOSEPH BLACKBURN, Dallas ROGER WILLIAM BLACKMAN, Dallas ESTEN BLACKMON. Abernathy EVERETT RUDOLPH BLALOCK, Talco FRANK H. BLANCHARD. Dallas ANNICE BLATT, Houston BETT BLAYLOCK, Dallas BOB BOLLEN, Cofte ville, Kansas MARGARET BOND, Dallas WAYNE BODENSTEINER, Dallas BARBARA BORIN, Dallas ANN BORING, Midland MARGARET BOULBOULLE, Dallas NANCY NYE BOWERS, Briarclift : Ianor, N. Y. TOMMYE BOWMAN. Cucuta, Colombia ARDEN LEE BRODIE, Dallas JOAN BROOKS, Dallas REGINALD STANLEY BOYD, Dallas BETTY BREWSTER, Houston P ' 1© u tf ilAjft Chickfn Rnlierts and Phillv Pat Murphey celebrate the tiul rjf the 1950 football season. Page 463 Freshmen oa f .s HENRY BROADNAX, Dallas FRANCES BROTHERTON, Dallas ARTHUR BROWN, Houston BEVERLY ' BROWN, San Antonio HERBERT L. BROWN, JR., Dallas JAMES WILLIAM BROWN, Dallas PATRICIA CAROLYN BROWN, Dallas RICHARD F. BROWN, Corsicana VERNON EUGENE BRAUGHTON, Hot Springs, Arkansas JOHNE BROOKS, Joplin, Missouri BARBARA LEE BROWN, Houston CLARICE BRYANT, Clarksville, Arkansas RICHARD EDWARD BRYANT, Dallas DOUGLAS L. BUCHANAN, D allas ELISE BUCHHEIT, Dallas JACK BUCKLIN, Dallas GEORGE BUCKSTAFF, Houston MARVIN BUICK, Detroit, Michigan ROBERT BUNKLEY, Dallas ELLEN BURNS, Dallas FLOYD WILLIAM BURNSIDE, Midland BETSY BUROW, Bonham NANCY BURRUSS, Corpus Christi ALISON BUTLER, Dickinson JEAN BUTLER, Dallas WALTER BOZZINI, San Antonio CLAUDETTE CAIN, Dallas BOBBY CALDWELL, Clayton, New Mexico MILDRED CALDWELL, Corpus Christi SANDRA CALLAWA -, Corpus Christi JEANETTE CAIVIPBELL, Palestine CHARLES CAPERS, Dallas JOAN CARARAS, Shreveport, Louisiana ANITA CARLIN, Cisco JOY CARL LEE, England, Arkansas ALBERT WARREN CARLETON, JR., Dallas ESTHER FRANCES CARPENTER, Ennis JOHN CARPENTER, Irving SALLY ANN CARROLL, Houston EDWARD HALE CARSON, Texarkana Page 464 JUNE CARTER, Corpus Christi RONALD CASE, Memphis, ' IVnncssee BARBARA CAULFIELD, Dallas ARTHUR C. CAVINESS, Paris JLM.MY CAVITT, Houston JOHNNY CHAMBERS, Velasco LESTER WAYNE CHILDERS, Du Quoin, Illinois WILLLA.M A. CLANCY, JR., Denison JUNE D. CLARK, Fort Worth STEPHEN CLARK, Houston NELL CLARKE, Houston JERRY CLEM, Texarkana GENE P. CLEMENTS, Texarkana MONA LEE CLUCK, Cisco CALLOWAY COCHRAN, Dallas E. G. COCKERELL, Abilene AL RVIN L. COHEN, Dallas DON E. COLE, Gladewater NANCY COLE, Dallas JACK COLEAL ' N, Paris BEVERLY ANNE COLLIER, Dallas MARVIN COLLINS, Corpus Christi SHARI COLLINS, Houston BARBARA COMBE, Brownsville ANN COMBES, Hempstead, New York CAROL JEANNE CONE, Dallas EDWIN B. CONNER, JR., Augusta, Arkansas ROBERT HARDING CONNER, Athens DOROTHY LEE COOK, Port Arthur RUPERT COOPER, Dallas ELTON JOSEPH COULON, Dallas BARBARA COWLEY, Dallas € P tV A A Phi Oelts harmonize nn Tell Me Whv. Page 465 Freshmen o f cy ei ' ' ■ ' ' ! a o. o DOUGLAS F. COWLE ' , Corning, New York MARIETTA COX, Dallas OMMIE COX, Wiford ORVILLE H. COX, Asheboro, North Carolina WILLIAM CRAMER, Dallas FRANCES ANN CRAWFORD, Paris JOHNNY CRA VFORD, Corsicana WILLIAM LUSK CRAWFORD, JR., Dallas RARABARA CRONK, Dallas BOBBY CROOKS, Memphis SUZANNE CUBBERLY, Houston CARL CURRAN, Dallas ROY CURRAN, Dallas JOHN NICK CUSPILICH, North Miami, Florida JOHN H. DAILY, Dallas WILLIAM JOSEPH DAHNKE, Ferris KEITH DALLAS, Indianapolis, Indiana HOWELL DALY, Dallas CARL DAI IEL, Dallas NEIL DANIEL, Farmers Branch JANE D ' ARMAND, Dallas DON W. DAVIS, Dallas SAMUEL JEFFERSON DAVIS, Dallas JAN DAVISON, Dallas ANN DAY, Madisonville FLOYD DELARM, Glendale, California ROBERT H. DENNARD, Irving RAYMOND E. DEER, Dallas JOHNA MARY DE ST. JEOR, Sherman JOAN DE VILBISS, Tulsa, Oklahoma CHARLES DE VINE ' , Little Rock, Arkansas REYNOLD KARL DOING, Dallas JOHN DO] IATTI, Port Arthur BILL DONNELL, Dallas BYRON DONZIS, San Antonio BETTY ANN DORRIS, Dallas SHARON DOUGLAS, Houston JEANNINE DOUTHITT, Henrietta JOAN DRILLING, Dallas GLORIA WONCELE DUBLIN, Laredo Page 466 LOWELL DUSHALAN, Dallas DLAXE DUSON, El Campo LARV EATON. .Monterrey, Mexico JOHN ECHOLS, Baytown KIRin EDWARDS, Dallas THO LAS S. EDWARDS, Fort Worth MELROY ELX LAN, Cameron SARA ELLIOTT, Gering, Nebraska HAROLD ELKINS, Dallas FRANK H. ELMORE, Dallas YVONNE EMISH, Dallas BENJAMLN ENGLERERG, Dallas JOHN KENNEDY ENGLAND, Dallas JOEL ENSANA, New Brunswick, New Jersey GRETA ESPINOSA, Dallas BILL EWEN, Dallas PATRICIA FAIN, : Ianhasset, New York JULIA EARNED, Baytown PATTY FENN, Tulsa, Oklahoma JACK FERRILL, New Orleans, Louisiana RICHARD FITZGERALD, Dallas JOHNNY FIELDS, Dallas BEVERLY JANE FIKE, Mart MARION ALICE FLADGER, Honey Grove SHIRLEY ANN FLETCHER, San Antonio WALTER L. FLETCHER, JR., Pampa ART FLINDERS, San Antonio HUBERT FONVILLE, Houston SARAH FORBE S, Dallas MILLARD FORD, JR.. Tomball LENNA JEAN FORSHEE. Waurika. Oklahoma JEAN ELIZABETH FOROYTH, Houston f% f ' « MM ' ' ' r Q U i IImw tn l.ivr rnir head in one easv lesson. Page 467 Freshmen f ' n JOSEPH FOSTER, Dallas BILL FOWLER, Big Lakes IRVLNG FRANK, Garland GEORGE ROBERT FREEMAN, Garland NATHAN FRIEDMAN, Dallas JANE FROMAN, Dallas MONTY FROST, Houston STEVE FULDA, Dallas WILLIAjM L. FULLER, Vilmot, Arkansas ANNA LOU FUQUA, Sweetwater THOMAS GALE, Wellesly Hills, Missouri WESLEZ GALLEMORE, Dallas CHARLES GAMBULOS, Dallas WAYNE GANZE, Corsicana BETTY GARNER, Dallas CESAR GARZA, Piedras Negros, Mexico JUDY GA -, Beaumont ROBERT GERLACH, Dallas JACK GERSCHICK, Dallas CLARENCE MAE GIDDINGS, Baytown CLAY WAYNE GILBERT, Irving RICHARD A. GILE, Sarasota, Florida HENRY ALFRED GILL, Grand Prairie DONALD GILLER, Dallas SONYA GLADBACK, Groesbeck MILDRED GLASS, Dallas ROBERT GLOVER, Irving MYRON GOLDBERG, Dallas JO ANN GOOCH, Shreveport, Louisiana HORACE GOODE, San Angelo BONNIE GORDAN, Houston MARTHA GOUGER, Dallas RUTH GOULD, Dallas BOB GRADY, Leakey DARTHENE GRAHAM, Odessa EMMETT GRAHAM, Cisco GLORIA GRAM, Tulsa, Oklahoma GLEN GRAY, Dallas WALTER GRAY, Fort Jrth DON GOSS, Dallas Page 468 FRANK D. GREEN, Shrevepoit, Louisiana NANCY GREENLESE, Memphis, Tennessee EDWIN S. GREER, JR., Dallas BILL GREGORY, Dallas SUE GRESHAM, Dallas ORVILLE GRONER, JR., Dallas ED VARD ALLEN GRUBE, JR., Dallas BILL GUERNSEY, Dallas JACK GUN LOCK, Breckenridge RODNEY GUIDRY, Atlanta BETTYE GUTIERREZ, El Paso JOANNE HAGEN, Houston GLORIA JEAN HAGGARD, Carthage ROBERT HAIRSTON III, Raleigh, North Carolina NORMA LEE HALE, Dallas CAROL ANNE HALL, El Campo NANCY JANE HALL, Salinas, California WILLIAM C. HALL, Dallas GARRETT HAMILL, Houston JIMMIE HA.MMONS, Hope, Arkansas BARBARA HANCOCK, Houston ALBERT HANSEN, Portland, Oregon DONALD HANSEN, Dallas ZELMA HANSON, Corsicana ELIZABETH HARDY, Dallas DAVID HARGRAVE, Dallas LAWRENCE E. HARLESS, Grand Prairie BEVERLY HARPER, Dallas JOYCE HARRAH. Pampa LLOYD B. HARRIS, El Paso LYNN HARRIS, Houston JEAN HARRISON, Crossville, Tennessee 1 hr K:ippa .Alpha house turned into a kindergarten when the K.A ' s and Kappa ' s held their annual orphan ' s party. Page 469 Freshmen WANDA HARRISON, Phoenix, Arizona ED WIN A HART, Athens JEAN DOREEN HAR ' EV, Dallas PATSY SUE HATCHEL, Dallas MARTHA LOUISE HAUGHTON, La Marque SUZANNE A. HAWKEY, Meadville, Pennsylvania ARTHADALE HEFNER, Texarkana, Arkansas ROBERTA HEILHECKER, Chillicothe RICHARD HEIN, Hollywood, California ELEANOR HENDERSON, Dallas MILDRED LOUISE HENDERSON, Lufkin MARY E. HENDRICK, Shreveport, Louisiana JACK CARTER HENSON, Flora, Illinois JOAN HERB, Houston LIBBY HERNDON, Houston CHARLES HESS, Dallas HOLT HECKMAN, Weatherford RUTH HICKMAN, Dallas BOB HIGGINBOTHAM, Sherman DA ' ID E. HILL, Kansas City, Kansas DENNIS HILL, Grand Saline BARBARA JUDITH HILLIARD, Houston BARBARA HILL, Dallas ANN HINTON, Loving, New Mexico JANE HODGES, Dallas MARVIN PARKS HODGES, Dallas WILLIAM ROY HODGES, Dallas SAMUEL ELLIOTT HOFFMAN, Dallas PEGGY HOLLAND, : Iinden, Louisiana JOAN HOLMBERG, Dallas DICK HOLSINGER, Houston GAY HOLT, Dallas NANCY JOAN HOLT, Ozona JOAN HOOD, xMiami, Florida BILLIE FRED HORNE, Azle GERALDINE HORNE, Lethbridge, Canada HENRY L. HORNE, JR., Milledgeville, Georgia NANCY HORRIGAN, Houston DOROTHY HOWARD, Madisonville MARGARET HUDSON, New Orleans, La. Page 470 ELIZABETH HUFFINES, Dallas EVA MARY HUFFMAN, Metropolis. Illinois MAXWELL C. HUFF L ' Beaumont THEODORE HUGHES, Dallas TOM FINLEV HUGHSTOX, Dallas GEORGE HUMPHREYS, Comstock GEORC E HURT, Dallas CHARLOTTE HUTCHERSOX, St. Louis. Mo. PATTH: HUTCHIXSOX, Dallas ROBERT IRBY, Dallas CHARAL IXE IRELAND, Dallas HOLLIE F. IRVIN, JR., Dallas SUSAN IRWIN, Dallas DOROTHY ANN JACKSON, Atlanta DERYL FRANKLIN JAIMES, Dallas PATRICIA JAMES, Dallas RENNA JAMES, Ruston, Louisiana ALTHA GENIE JENNINGS, Fort Vorth DAXETTA JEXNINGS, Lafayette, Colorado RENVIA ANNE JERNIGAN, Cuero LEVY JOFFRION, Dallas BILL JOHNSON, Dallas CLYDE JOHNSON, JR.. Dallas PAGE JOHNSOX. Dallas JOYCE JOXES, Dallas JULIA CHAXDLER JOXES, Dallas LAWRENCE EDWIN JONES, Dallas PAT JONES, Dallas PEGGY ANN JONES, San Angelo RAYMON JONES, Texarkana ROBERT LOUIS JONES, Annapolis, Maryland WANDA LEE JONES, San Antonio © -ih ■ f Iis Flu h intfTitly vatches the Kappa Sigs play their annual bowl classic. Page 471 Freshmen ik MARIE JORDAN, Era WILLIAAI LESTER JORDAN, JR., Dallas BOB KANNENBERC;, Dallas VIR( ,INLA KAV, Dallas JEAN KAUFMANN, Midland JAMES L. KECK, Grand Prairie JOHN KELLEY, Mineola JOHNNY KELL -, Irving JUD ' KELLEY, Dallas GEORGE W. KENDALL, San Angelo JAMES WESLEY KENNEDY, Dallas PATRICK E. KENNON, Chicago, Illinois SARAH KERR, Dallas AlAUDANNE KIDD, New York, New York AYESHA DOLORES KILLION, Dallas ALINE KING, Mesquite ELINOR JANICE KIRBY, Dallas JULIA KITCHENS, Texarkana LESTER KOSAUKE, Dallas PATRICIA ANNE KREBS, Dallas PATRICIA KREGER, Iron Mountain, : Iicliigan MARCIA KREHBIEL, Colorado Springs, Colorado HOMER KRUEGER, Dallas FRANK LA BARBA, JR., Dallas SHANA LABOVITZ, Duluth, Minnesota DARRELL LAFITTE, Port Arthur MITCHELL LAGRONE, Hope, Arkansas JERRY LANDSBERG, Dallas BRUCE R. LANE, Blooming Grove JOHN LARGE, Kaufman PATRICIA LAWSHE, San Antonio MAR ' LAWSON, New Orleans, Louisiana ROBERT LEMAY, JR., Dallas KAM FONG LEUNG, Kwangtung, China PAUL LEVERETT, Dallas SHARI LEVY, Dallas GENE LEWIS, Dallas GEORGE LINGTON, Houston LUCY LISOTTA, Dallas ALEX LITOWKIN, Erie, Pennsylvania Page 472 FRED TALBOTT LITTI.F, Dallas SUE LITTLETON, San Angflo JOAN L LIVELY . Dallas DUBOSE A. l.OM.W. JR.. Waxahachie WILLIAM LOTT, Dallas CLISTUS A. LOWE, JR., Dallas LENROV LOWE, Mart AW LIKKXHILL. Miiu-nla EUGENE LUNA. Bay City ELIZABETH LUSK, Dallas C. E ANS LVSTER, (ireeley, Colorado DORIS MACKENZIE, Dallas M. LUIS MUGA, Dallas CAR ' MAGNESS, Farwell ROBERT H. MAIER, Dallas HAROLD X MALONE, Perryton BOB MALONEY, Dallas JEANE MANNING, Perryville, Missouri SUE MANTON, Dallas DEAN McMANUS, Dallas STANLEY ' MARGULES, Dallas MARY MARSHALL, Golconda, Illinois MEREDITH ANN MARSHALL, Houston ERNEST MARTIN, JR., Dallas MARY LOUISA MARTIN, Denver. Colorado ROBERT LEE MARTIN, JR.. Dallas MARVIS MATHISON, Dallas FRANCES RUTH MATTHEWS, Aransas Pass MARY .MAXWELL, Breckenridge LEE McALESTER, Dallas MARTHA McCARLEY, Dallas DORIS McCarthy, Marshalltoxvn, Iowa £ {50( .ten ' t4:, : i . i i. . i, wi B Tense moint-iits in ihe Ohio game find the SAE s and y their listt-ninfi party dates on edge. Page 473 Fres Am en f  f n 4. ' , RICHARD McCAULf:V, Dallas BETTY JANE McCLELLAN, North Little Rock, Ark. FRANK McCOLLUM, JR., Houston ROHERT McCORAHCK, Dallas BETTY McCULLOCH, Dallas SAMMY McDAMEL, Timpson MARILYN .McDonald, Dallas WINNIE RUTH McENTEE, Dallas MARLENE McENTIRE, McGregor BOB McGregor, Dallas CHARLES DAVID McINTIRE, Dallas CHRISTY McKENZIE, Lancaster L. G. McLAlC .HLIN, Electra MARILYN CJAIL McMAHAN, Pueblo, Colorado GEORGE McMILLION, CoffeyviUe, Kansas PATRICIA McNAMARA, Dallas NORMA DEAN McVAY, San Antonio JUDY McVeigh, Fort Worth BARBARA KAY McWILLIAMS, Del Rio WTLSON MEADERS, JR., Dallas LUCILE MELLINGER, Houston MARILYN MERRILL, Helena, Montana MARJORIE MERWIN, Dallas HENRY .MEYER, Council Bluffs, loxva : IARTIS MICHAELSON, Dallas LOU MILLER, Saint Louis, Missouri NINA JOE MILLER, Hastings, New ork COTTON MILLS, Port Arthur JOAN AIINGS, Dallas ELIZABETH ANN MITCHELL, Lubbock HORACE MITCHELL, Miles MARILYN MOCK, Dallas BOB MONCRIEF, Houston BILLY JOE MONTCiOMERY, Forney CLIFFORD MONT(tOMERY, Dallas JAMES PERR moon, JR., Dallas DALE MOORE, Mount Vernon JERRY OLEN MOORE, Mesquite JOHN MOORE, Dallas RAYMOND W. MOORE, Covington, Tenn. Page 474 STERLING MOORE, Conme WILLLAM CAREY MOORE. Dallas DAVID A. MORENO, La Feiia HOHin S. MORRIS. Dallas THOMAS M. MORRIS, Dallas SIDNEY D. MORRISON, Dallas GENE MORROW, Dallas JAMES TERR MORROW. Crockett BEACH :M0TT, Houston FRANK MOWER . Texarkana BETTE JO MURRAY, Crockett FRANK MUSSO. Dallas EBB GORDON AHERS, Charlotte. North Carolina L. A. MYERS, Houston BILL NAIL. SR., Temple, Oklahoma TA LOR NANCE, Duncanville BETTY NAPIER. College Station GEORGE DAVID NEAL, Dallas GAY R. NE VTON, Longvie v NEIL L. NE VTON, Dallas GEORGIA ANN NOLTE, Anahuac NANCY O ' BYRNE, San Antonio TOMM ' ODDO, Dallas JO OGBURN, Bessemer, Alabama WALTER O ' NEAL. Dallas JOHN DOUCiLAS OSBORN, Clarksville DONNA OSBORNE, Carthage ROBERT PAGE, Dallas LEE RO ' PAIR, Picton. Ontario. Canada JIMMIE PARHAM, Honey Grove DEANIE PARKER, New London MARGARET LEE PARR, Robstown a P 1 k J I t I5illic I.cigh Miirg.Tn expresses her approval of thii Inisiness ot cnting in the li(i s ' dorm. Page 475 Freshmen 6 € n p? A 1 1 . f)e ▲ik ANN PASEUR, Gadsden, Alabama jniAIV PASSONS, Sparta, Tennessee MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON, Houston DAN PAXTON, Dallas MARY JOANNE PEAK, Dallas KENNETH PERELSON, Hrooklyn, New York LOU ANN PERRY, Dallas SHIRLEY PETERAIAN, Dallas (]REG PETERSON, San Mateo, California WILLIAM SERALL PETTY, Dallas JAMES PFLUEGER, Erie, Pennsylvania EDITH NELL PHILLIPS, AVinnesboro ELIZABETH ANNE PIERCE, Dallas TEARY J. PIETREWICZ, Worcester, Massachusetts ELIZABETH PITTMAN, Dallas ROSS LANIER PITTMAN, JR., Dallas CHARLES POCK, Stillwater, Oklahoma SALL ' POE, Dallas NATALIE POLAK, Dallas FOSTER MALIC POOLE, JR., Dallas CONNIE POLHEML ' S, Dallas LIONEL POLING, Pitsburg, Ohio L. GIRARD PONDROM, Dallas ELIZABETH PORTER, Dallas MELVIN PRATHER, Dallas DON PRESLEY ' , Dallas ANN PRIDEAUX, Archer City J. L. PRIDEAUX, Archer City PATS ' PRINCE, Dallas MARIAN PRINO, Galveston MARYLEA PRITCHETT, Chicago, Illinois PETER PRUITT, Miami, Florida FRANCES QUINN, Odes.sa JOANN RAGAN, Midland MARY FRANCES RAGSDALE, Houston MAE DARROLL RAINS, San Antonio JOHN RAMEY, Crockett .MARY LOU RAMSEY, Mart GLORIA RA ' , Dallas JOSEPHINE RA ' , Shreveport, Louisiana Page 476 CARL RF.A.M, Muskogee, Oklahoma jOH. N ' RKUWKR, New London ALON NORAL-W RKVKLALAN, Dallas WANDA RHODKS, Port Neches DOLORKS RICK, Houston LKK RIDLEY ' , Murtreesboro, Tennessee . LARLI:NE KATHFRINK RILLV, Dallas BONNIE ROACH, Dallas IVL ' RIL N ROACH, Dallas RUEL ROBEAU, Houston JEAN ROBERTS, Dallas VILLIAM CLIFFORD ROBERTS, Atlanta, Ga. JEROLD ROBERTSON, Dallas JEAN ROBINSON, Phoenix, Arizona PATRICIA ROBINSON, Dallas PAT ROD(7ERS, Dallas ANN ROEMBKE, Englewood, New Jersey RAYMOND ROGERS, Wolfe City ANN NELL ROCjGE, Robstown JACQUELINE RONAY, Dallas JEAN ROOKE, Woodsboro NORAL ' N ALAN ROSS, Dallas JOHN RICHARD ROYALL, Dallas DOROTHY C. RUNBECK, Lindsborg, Kansas JANE RUTLAND, Dallas EDITH ANN RYSER, Dallas HENRY SAENZ, Dallas SALLY SAMPLE, Longview LEONORA SCALES, Hot Springs, Arkansas VANDELL SCHAEFER, Racine, Wisconsin GENE SCHELL, Dallas CAROLYN SCHLIPF, Katy % e i K Am A a e o O !| ( ' liKvi ' H ' s part iv.Ts complete with a ClKimpinii skii ihat MMreil a hit with Ponies arul their dates. Page 477 Freshmen HO.MKR CARL SCHMIDT, Genoa JO-AN SCHNEIDER, Dallas BEN SCHNITZER, Dallas RUTH ANN SCHULT, Elkhart, Indiana E. DEAN SCOTT, DeKalb, Illinois SYDNEY ANN SHUMATE, Dallas ZESIMOS SCOTT, Texarkana JOHN SCURLOCK, Dallas DONALD E. SELDEN, Palestine ROBERT SELLERS, Dallas VALERIE SELLORS, Houston TOM SELTZER, Dallas DON FRANKLIN SEWELL, Atlanta, Georgia MATTIE LOU SHAFFER, Shreveport, Louisiana WILLIAM SHAUCK, Dallas BETTY JUNE SHELTON, St. Louis, Missouri FRANK SHEPARD, Dallas FREDNA SHEPPARD, Dallas ALBERT SHIRKEY, Houston PATRICIA LOUISE SHRIVER, Coats, Kansas SK1PP SHRYOCK, Marianna, Arkansas LARR SIMMONS, Houston DAWN SIMAIER, Dallas BERT LYNWOOD SIMPSON, JR.. Dallas CHARLES SIMPSON, Hollis, Oklahoma JEWELL MARIE SINGLETAR ' , Dallas CHARLES H. SMITH, Dallas DAR L L. SAIITH, Hot Springs, Arkansas EUGENE SMITH, Dallas KATHRYN SMITH, Bryan LOWELL N. SMITH, Rio Vista MARY ELIZABETH SMITH. Garland PATRICIA SMITH. Saint Joseph, .Missouri PAYTON SMITH. Glenwood, Iowa SHELBY SMITH, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SUE LUE SMITH, Gonzales SUZANNE SMITH, Dallas WILLIAM G. SMITH, Winnetka, Illinois LLOYD SNODDY, Dallas VERNICE B. SPAIN, Dallas Page 478 PEGGY ELLEN SPENCER, Dallas DOYLE STACY, Allen VIRGINIA ANN STAFFORD, Columbus SIDNEY STAHL, Dallas DAN STANSBCRY, Dallas JOANNE STARK, Sioux City, Iowa JULIA STARK, Houston ROBERT E. STAUFFER, Waterbury, Conn. -MARTHELLA STEVES, Bay City CHARLES STEWART, Palestine HOMER L. STEWART, Navasota DAMIE STILLAIAN, Dallas BETT JEAN STOIPSON, Charlotte, North Carolina JI.M STREET, Houston BILL STROTHER, Houston JOAN STROUP, Pampa JOHN WILLIAM STUTTS, Piano JOE CHAT SUALNER. Vernon CHARLES M. SUPPLE, Dallas LUCIA SUTTON, Palestine JERRIE NAN SWINFORD, Houston JAMES SWINNEY, Crestwood, Kentucky VINCENT SZALAI, Mentor, Ohio REMY TABOR, Dallas JEAN TACjGART, Augusta, Arkansas TOM TARTER, Dallas DAVID THATCHER, Dallas MARILYN THIEME, Saltillo, Mexico ANN THOMAS, Vernon ALBERT THOMPSON, Dallas HARRIET THOMPSON, Dallas MILTON NAY THOMPSON, San Antonio I ' i Phi ' ilioiise u lovely ila for their Krnuiul l re.ik- nji cerctnciiiies. Page 479 Freshmen n ( TILLIK THOMPSON, Clint RUSS THORNTON, Dallas STANLEY TOMKINS, Pueblo, Colorado JACK R. TO.MLINSON, Dallas JOHN WALTER TORBETT, HI, Dallas JOAN TOTEN, Dallas ALLAN R. TOWNSEND, Dallas SAMMY JOE TOWNSEND, Dallas SUE TR A ATM ELL, Houston JACK TRAWICK, Brownwood ROBBIE EVELYN TRACTOR, Dallas SUE TRAYLOR, Dallas SHIRLE TRU ' PK, Abilene SUE ELLEN TUGGEY, Dallas NANCY SUE TUGGLE, Hot Springs, Arkansas AL ' RILEE TUNNELL, McKinney JOAN T LER, Dallas WILLIAM ALBERT TERRELL, Cheyenne, Wyoming CHARLES UCKER, Hollywood, California BETH UPHAM, Dallas ' AI 0 ' ANNAK, Dallas SUSAN VARNER, Dallas IVLARGARET ANN VAUGHAN, Bay City ILMARS N ' lLCINS, Melrose Park EUGENE BERT VOLENTINE, Dallas JAMES VORDENBAU.M, Seguin ELS A PATRICIA WALKER, Dallas BARBARA WALL, Houston : IARTHA WALLACE, Dallas HARRY PARKER WARD, Dallas RUFUS WARD, Alexandria, ' irginia SUE CAROLINE WASSON, Big Spring BILL D. WATERS, Dike JACK WATKINS, Fentress CLETA WATSON, Dallas JULIE WATSON, Shreveport, Louisiana DA TD R. WEAKLEW Dallas MARIANNE WEBB, Memphis, Tennessee NANCY LEE WEBB, Houston ANN WEDGEWORTH, Dallas Page 480 CHARLIE VEST, Dallas PATSV WESTMORELAND, Dallas WESLEY ' WESTMORELAND, Dallas GEORCE P. WHARTON, JR.. Dallas JEANNE WHEDHEE, El Paso ANNETTE WHISTLE, Hlythevillc, Arkansas JUDITH WHITE, Ozona MAR L. WHITE, Saint John, Kansas IRA WHlTTENHERd, JR., Dallas LAVERNE WHITTINCiTON, Dallas JO ANN WHITTLE, Dallas ANN WllORTON, Sweetwater TENNYSON LLCIOL ' S WHORTON, JR., Kerens JO ANN AVILKES, Dallas BARBARA WILKINSON, Dallas MAR ' ANN WILLIAMS, McGregor RODNEY WILLIAMS, Dallas IRGINIA WILLIAMS, Sherman WILLIAM ' . H. WILLIA: IS, III, Norfolk, Va. BETT WILSON, Pampa CLAUDE RAYMOND WILSON, Dallas GEORGE N. WILSON, Lancaster JILL WILSON, Darlington, Wisconsin HAROLD WIMPEE, Kaufman JESSE WINDHAM, Dallas ROBERT WINDHAM, Dallas JACK WINN, Dallas REX WINTERS, Wynnewood, Oklahoma MARILYN WISSEMAN, Dallas EWLYN JOBY WITT, Hughes Springs WILLIAM JOHN WIXSON, Dallas NORMAN WOLF, Dallas i a «„ «fe y n 4i £f 1 . : .. Fun liltle hears that didn ' t jjaiii aii yards Page 481 Pre s bm en i hMk k d ft rt gP I CHAXXING PADDOX WOOD. Dallas WA ' XE WOOD. Dallas HELEX RAY WOODS. Dallas BARBARA WRA . Crockett BOBB ' WRIGHT, Garland JOAX WRIGHT. Brownsville, Tennessee MARCIARFT AVRIGHT, Houston MAR1 AXX ' ATES, Dallas PERSHIXC; YllM Dallas DORRIS VOUXG, Saint Louis. Illinois BOBBY PAT YOUXG. Memphis WESLEY OLXGER. Greenville EUGEXE ZACHMAX. Kansas City. Missouri HILDEGARD ZEISKE, Bellville GEORGE ZIXCKGRAE. Elmhurst. Xew York ARXOLD ROBERT ZUBIK La : Iarque It takes time, but Cycen Fjodr serfs and their dates finally master the technique of eating on the floor. Page 482 graduates and specials S ra d a i e s MACK C. ADAMS, San Diego, California Government; Heta Kappa Gamma; Pi Sigma Alpha; Interna- tional Relations Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Methodist Student Movement BARBARA ANN ALLEN, Dallas Clinical Psychology ; Independent Students ' Association, secretary ; Psi Chi, secretary-treasurer HOWARD ARENSOX, Milwaukee. Wisconsin History FRED A. ARMITAC E, JR., Indianapolis, Indiana Personnel Administration ; Personnel Association HENRY D. BAKER, JR., Ossining, New ork Management; Sigma lu Upsilon JAMES WESLEY BARTON, Houston Chemistry ; Lambda Chi Alpha, president ; Psi Chi BARBARA HELL, Dallas Education WILLIAM W. BISHOP, Dallas Business Administration ROGER BATES BOATWRIGHT, JR., Dallas Sociology ; Sigma Delta Chi JA: IES AV. BOOTH, Longview Pre-Dental E. A. BOWEN, JR., Greenville Management ELIZABETH ANN BRELSFORD, Orlando, Florida History LAWRENCE BR ' AN, Butler, Missouri Social Sciences ROSEMARY BUCK, Dallas Physical Education ; Kappa Alpha Theta HENRY W. BUCHMEYER, Dallas Electrical Engineering HENRY S. BUT ' FS, Dallas Management ; Kappa Alpha CURTIS H. CADENHEAD. JR., Dallas Accounting ; Beta Alpha Psi ALLAN CANNON, Dallas f.ducation ; Kappa Phi Kappa Page 484 JACK CANNON, Sioux City, Iowa Psvcholog) ; Pi Kappa Alpha ; Psi Chi STEPHEN A. CASTLEBURV. JR., Vernon Education: Alpha Tau ( nu ' ga ; Phi Mu Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa ODENA PARRISH CHABABA, Dallas Sociology ROBERT CHAMBERS, Housatonic, Massachusetts Geologii ; Pi Kappa Alpha HLT-CHENG CHEN, Shanghai, China Economics; Baptist Student Union; Cosmopolitan Club HAROLD D. COCHRAN, Dallas DOUGLAS CONNER, San Antonio Physical Education; Kappa Alpha, vice-president; l Asso- ciation ; Swimming Team, captain ; Rally Committee ; Blue Ke - ; C cen Fjodr ; Students ' Association, ice-president ; Who ' s Who GEORGE (GORDON DAVENPORT, Dallas Psychology GRADY DAVIS, Bunnell, Florida Geology JOHN DERR. Dallas Mathematics ALTA JEANNE DRAKE, Dallas History; Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta ; Promenaders MRS. BETTVE SI.MONTON DUBIS, Sweetwater Music Education GEORGE THOMAS DUBIS, Sweetwater Management : IcGEE A. DUFF, Dallas Chemistry; Independent Students ' Association; Chemical Society, vice-president WALTER FLEER, Fort Worth French ] LABEL E. FAIR, Owosso, Michigan Speech; Arden Workshop; Arden Club RALPH FELLOWS. Frederick, Maryland Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi GENE GADDY, Dallas Civil Engineering and Statistics ; Phi Delta Theta ; Sigma Tau, president, secretary ; Blue Key ; Student Council ; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Pi Sigma Alpha ; Phi P ta Sigma; Canterbury Club; American Society of Civil Engineers; Society tor the Advancement ot Manage- ment ; Amateur Radio Society Page 485 S r d d II d te s k km d RODMAN FOX GARRIT ' , Alto Psychology JOHN PHILIP GOREE, Vinton, Louisiana Sociology; Baptist Student Union, president; Alpha Kappa Delta, president; Air Force R.O.T.C. ; Dorm Counselor WILLIAM GARRANT COUCH, Dallas Geology TED GOWEN, Dallas Business Alaiiagemcnt ; Phi Delta Theta ; Swimming letter- man; Mustang Band RAYMOND M. GRANT, South Glastonbury, Conn. Industrial Management; Independent Students ' Associa- tion; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang Men; Chapel Choir; Society for the Advancement of Management THOMAS HENRY GREER, Rochester Music ; Orchestra FAHIR GULUM, Istanbul, Turkey Electrical Engineering JOSEPH A. GUTHRIE, Corsicana Education ANN HALEY, Dallas Education; Kappa Alpha Theta; Pi Lambda Theta; Alpha Kappa Delta; COGS WILLIAM B. HALEY, Burbank, California Accounting ; Alpha Tau Omega ; Alpha Chi RICHARD M. HALLIDAY, Dallas Accounting ; Delta Sigma Pi ; Beta Alpha Psi EMANUEL ERWIN HALPERN, Laurence, Mass. Mathematics; Sigma Alpha ] Iu ; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Hillel, president; Student Coun- cil of Religious Activities CECIL HARGRAVE, Dallas General Business KENNETH W. HEIZER, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers ROBERT Y. HENSLEE, Dallas Personnel Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Person- nel Association ; Scabbard and Blade FRANK HODGES, Abilene Biology; Mustang Band WILLIAM HORTON, Reno, Nevada Psychology MERLIN RAY HOUSTON, Ben Franklin Management ; Sigma Mu Upsilon ; Society for the Advancement of Management Page 486 FRANK HOVELL, JR., San Antonio PsychoIog N0R: IAN hunter. AVichita, Kansas History; Alpha Delta Sigiiia; Alpha Psi Omega HENRY HUTCHINGS, HI. Dallas English ; Sigma Chi CLARENCE H. JANKOWSKI, Dallas Management CARLOS .MURL JOHNSON, Dallas Education HERBERT S. JONES, Fitchburg, Massachusetts History A. P. JOYNER, Borger Education ; Kappa Phi Kappa EDWLN S. KAJIHIRO, Honolulu, Hawaii Biolog ' EARL E. KENNEY, JR., Lamed, Kansas Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha; Choral L nion ; Choir JAMES KERIN, Dallas Psychology JANET KERLIN, Shreveport, Louisiana Education ; Canterbury Club EARLE LABOR, Pittsburg English ARJEH LE ' , Brooklyn, New York Business Administration JOAO PRL ' DENCIO CORREA LIMA. Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil ALinagement CHESTER O. LIND, Dallas Economics NELSON A. LLOYD, Ravenna, Ohio Chemistry ; Chemical Society WALLACE FRANCIS LOVEJO ' , Dallas Economics GEORGE A. AL RKEL, Salina, Kansas Clinical Psychology; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Psi Chi Page 487 S ra d n a t e JOHN REID McATEE, JR., Dallas Statistics RADFORD EUGENE iVIcCASLAN, JR., Dallas Management; Track Letterman ; M Association MARTHA ANN McDANIEL, Dallas French ; Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Pi Delta Phi, presi- dent MARY VIRGINIA McNANCE, Dallas Psychology ; Alpha Lambda Delta ; Psi Chi ; Alpha Theta Phi ; Student Union Committee BILL McELVANEY, Dallas Management ; Phi Delta Theta, president ; Alpha Phi Omega, president ; Alpha Kappa Psi, president ; Beta Alpha Psi, president; Blue Key; M Award; Cycen Fjodr; Who ' s Who EDITH ELOISE McGREDE, Longview Education BEN WHITESELLE McKIE. Corsicana Business Administration ; Kappa Sigma JACK McRAE, Bonham Economics THOMAS J. MANTON, JR., Dallas Education HENRY C. MAYER, Alta Loma Management; Lambda Chi Alpha; Scabbard and Blade BILLY MITCHELL, Childress History JOHN MITCHELL, Irving Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Phi Omega; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers NORBON EUGENE MITCHELL, Dallas Economics, Journalism ; Sigma Delta Chi CLAYTON MOREN, Little Rock, Arkansas Government THOMAS R. MORRISON, Dallas Philosophy FREDRICK JAMES MOSS, Dallas Psychology SKYLES C. MUSSER, Dallas Education JOSEFINA NERY, Cabanatuon, Nueva Ecija, Philippines History Page 488 JOHN MICHAEL XEWELL, Conconi, Nov H.impshirt; Clinical Psychology WILLL ' M CLYDE NICHOLS, JR., Dallas Management; Mustang Band; Sales Association; Societ for Advancement of Management ; Kappa Kappa Psi ; Alpha Kappa Psi ANTOX G. OSTROFF, Silvis, Illinois Chemistry ; Gamma Alpha Beta H. LVXX PACKER, Martzon Accounting ELEANOR PIERCE, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dress Design EARLE FREDERICK PLVLER, Dallas Advertising ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Alpha Delta Sigma ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Scabbard and Blade ; Mustanj; Men JOHN R. PLRYEAR, Jackson, Mississippi Geology ERNEST W. QUAKEXBUSH, Dallas Accounting XORWIN RAY, Dallas Psychology; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Delta Pi; Student Council of Religious Activities; K.S.M.U., staff; Hillel, president JAMES REDFIELD, Nacogdoches Accounting RAY HENRY REDMOXD, Baytonn BiologN ' CHARLES WILLIAM REED, Dallas KENNETH WAYNE RICH, Richmond, California Accounting; Alpha Chi MRS. .MURRAY ANN RITTER, Dallas Music Education ; Choral L nion A. B. RUFF, JR., Wichita Falls Education HERBERT RYAN, Winters Statistics, Marketing and Economics ROGER E. SAUNDERS, Bessemer City, North Carolina Psychology; Psi Chi WILLIAM SCHELL, Branham Geology ; Sigma Gamma Xi , Page 489 G r a d a a i e s DON SELLERS, Dallas Mechanical Engineering ; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers WILBUR LOWELL SHACKELFORD, Valliant. Okla. Geology; Sigma Gamma Xi ; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Mu Epsilon THOMAS AUSTIN SHAVER, Garland History HENRY B. SIMMONS, Dallas Psychology; Alpha Theta Phi; Alpha Kappa Delta; Psi Chi; Phi Eta Sigma EDWIN JACK SMITH, JR., Dallas Economics; Sigma Delta Pi, president; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi ; Beta Kappa Gamma ; J. M. Haggar Scholarship Award LILLIAN B. SOLOMON, Dallas Psychology ; Psi Chi ; Alpha Kappa Delta ; Delta Phi Alpha THOMAS SORRELS, Magnolia, Arkansas Electrical Engineering HAROLD SPRINKEL, Binger, Oklahoma Management HOWARD MATTHEW STANTON, Dallas English and Comparative Literature; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Kappa Gamma ; Alpha Theta Phi L. ROBERT STREIT, Dallas Psychology ; Psi Chi MARSHALL E. SURRATT, Dallas Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Kappa Delta GLENN RAY TATUM, Dallas (juidance and Counseling; Pi Kappa Alpha; Blue Kev ; Alpha Phi Omega ; Kappa Phi Kappa ; Who ' s Who OLIX TERRY, Dallas Religion MIKE W. TIPPS, JR., Dallas Personnel; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer, vice president; Mustang Men; Mustang Band RICHARD THOMPSON, Stephenville Biology MRS. VIRGINIA WALKER VALENTINE, Dallas English GORDON WAGNER, Dallas Statistics; Delta Chi; Delta Sigma Pi DOROTHY WATKINS, Sudan • Pre-Medical Page 490 PHILLIP D. WEIHS, San Antonio Management; Society tor Advancement of Management; Sigma lu Upsilon JOHN J. WESTERFELD, Dallas Psycholog}-; Psi Chi HORACE L. WIGGINS, Mansfield, Louisiana Personnel Administration ; Lambda Chi Alpha RUTH WILSON, Dallas Physical Education MURIEL WINDHAM, Dallas English ; Alpha Theta Phi ; Beta Kappa Gamma ROBERT THOMAS WOOD, Dallas Psychology ; Delta Sigma Phi ; Psi Chi CHARLES YOACHUM, Jefferson Education MAX ZISCHKL ' LE, JR., Dallas Biology ; Delta Phi Alpha hm The flash Inilb scared Jack Cannon. Page 491 PERKINS SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY OFFICERS ROBERT EMERSON YOUNG .... President HAROLD NEWMAN BYRN . . . Vice President RICHARD KNOWLES HEACOCK, JR. Secretary-Treasurer CHARLES ALLEN MOORER, HI . Publicity Chairman Page 492 HOWARD E. ADAMS. Irulianola, loua Theology ABIE JACK ADRIAN, Raytown Theology G. B. AMES, Newport, Arkansas Theology JAMES P. ANDERSON, Dekalb Theology CLARENCE EUGENE ATKINS, Independence, Mo. Theology JOSEPH NOBLE ATKINS, Odessa Theology ; Seminary Singers LOY T. ATKINSON, Jonesboro, Arkansas Theology SAMUEL PRESLEY AUSLAM, Huntsville, Arkansas Theology; Blue Key; Seminary Singers, president; Holy Week Committee BARRY BAILEY. Sheridan, Arkansas Theology ARTHUR M. BAKER, Darnell, Louisiana Theology; Phi ( amma Delta; Blue Key, president; Cycen Fjodr; Seminary Singers HUGH L. BAKER, New Orleans, Louisiana Theology RALPH ' ERXON BARCELO, Wichita, Kansas Theology EUGENE BARNES, Bradford, Tennessee Theolog BERNARD WARREN BARNETT, Glen Ferris, W. Va. Theolog ' JOHN BASHAM, Fort Worth Theology RUDOLF BENES, Pilsen, Czechoslovakia Theology ; Cosmopolitan Club, president ROBERT W. BENGTSON, Winnsboro, Louisiana TheologN ROBERT C. BINGENHEIMKR. Cape Girardeau. Missouri Theology; Methodist Student Movement; Seminary Singers Page 493 Theology f f 7 Al li o ARTHUR NOWELL BINGHAM, Jackson, Tennessee Theology ] IARVIN COCKRELL BLEDSOE, lAIabank Theology DONALD BLISS, Fairbury, Nebraska Theology JOSEPH HENRY BOWDON, JR., Shreveport, Louisiana Theology; Choir JOHN BRAND, Austin Theology ; Phi Alpha Delta ARVILL C. BRANNON, Rector Church Administration RESTER A. BROOKS, JR., Fort Worth Theology GILBERT R. BROTHERS, Moorewood, Oklahoma Theology H. LIVELY BROWN, De Leon Religion WINSLOAV BROWN, Bentonville, Arkansas Theology ; Seminary Singers BOB BROWNE, San Antonio Theology; Phi Gamma Delta; Student Council; Home- coming chairman ; Student Activities Committee, chair- man ; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr; Campus Chest, solicitation chairman; Who ' s Who SIDNEY BAXTON BRYANT, Fouke, Arkansas Theology ORVILLE DALE BULKLE ' , Topeka, Kansas Pastoral Ministry WAYMAN BUSSELL, Bay City Theology ; Seminary Singers DAN BYNUM, Eustace Theology HAROLD N. BYRN, Phoenix, Arizona Theology; Perkins School of Theology Student Body, vice- president; Honor Student; Seminary Singers BILLY CAMERON, Garland Theology JAMES H. CAMPBELL, Fort Worth Theology Page 494 JAMES THOMAS CARTER, Lubbock Theology ; Holy Week Committee CHARLES CASTEEL, Conway, Arkansas Theolog)- ; Third Year Class, secretary, treasurer RYRON P. CAVNAR, JR., San Antonio Theology ; Seminary Singers CHARLES WILLL ] I CHADWICK, Fort Worth Theology : IORLEY W. CHRISTEXSEX, Hill City, : Iinnesota Theology ODIS CLEAVER, Clinton, Arkansas Theology RICHARD CLExMANS, Paradise Theology ALVIS M. COLEMAN, Alineola Theology; Seminary Singers RUPERT D. COLES, Breckenridge Theology; Seminary Singers; First ear Class, presi- dent WILLLAM P. CONNELL, Paragould, Arkansas Theology ; Seminary Singers ROBERT EDWARD COOK. JR.. Wichita Falls Theology ROBERT COOPER, Crowell Theology THOMAS COTTO L Miami Springs, Florida Theology BILL ' HOWARD COX, Huntsville Theology GWENDOL RAY COX, Stamford Theology DURWARD CROWDER, Aquilla Theology PRYOR R. CRUCE. Morrilton, Arkansas Theology RUTH ELISABETH CUNNINGHAM, Chanute, Kansas Religious Education Page 495 Theology alii ■Hoi JAMES J. CARA VA ■, WinnHeld, Louisiana Theology MARTHA ROSE CARAWAY, Winnfield, Louisiana Christian Doctrine ; First Year Class, secretary, treasurer ANGUS LEE CARRUTH, Kentwood, Louisiana Theology JAMES CALVIN CURR ' , JR., Bokchito, Oklahoma Theology CHARLES DANHEIM, Brenham Theology; Seminary Singers MILTON DARE, Robstown Theology ; Pi Kappa Alpha ; Seminary Singers GENEVA MARIE DAMS, Houston Religious Education JEFF DAVIS, Hot Springs, Arkansas Theology WALTER WESLEY DAVIS, Dallas Theology ERMA LEE DENNY, Oologah, Oklahoma Religious Education ; Second ' ear Class, secretary, treasurer RICHARD J. DETWEILER, Saint Louis, Missouri Theology ; Seminary Singers WINFRED L. DIGGS, Paragould, Arkansas Theology; Minister ' s Fellowship Club ARTHUR BAILEY DUNCAN, Cannon Theology ARVAH EUGENE DYESS, Laurel, Mississippi Theology ; Pi Kappa Alpha JUSTUS H. EDMONDSON, Fayetteville, Arkansas Theology; Seminary Singers HERBY HOELL EDWARDS, Austin Theology ROBERT G. EDWARDS, Bay City Theology JAMES EGAN, Muskogee, Oklahoma Theology; Methodist Student Movement; Seminary Singers Page 496 JOE ELKINS, Stephenville Theology JAMES HAROLD ELLISON, HiUsboro Theology WILLIAM CARROLL FANCHER, JR., Moscow Theology; Seminary Singers ARNOLD FELLER, Marlin Theology VERLON FELLER, San Benito Theology FRANK LEO FINKBINER, Hutsonville, Illinois Theology NOLAN MERRILL FISHER, Joshua Theology RAYMOND GLEN FLAHERTY. Dallas New Testament JOHN FLUTH, San Antonio Theology ALLEN CURTIS FORBIS, Lubbock Theology KENNETH E. 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Page 525 ?dr Good Luck, Class of ' 51 Yours is a share in the challenge of the future Accept it with confidence and courage . . . with faith in yourself and your country. Know that we wish you the greatest success and happiness. Remember . . . your friendly electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt, is always on hand, in your home and at Work, to help you enjoy better living . . . electrically! Heddif. KiUutfoit DALLAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY Page 526 Reputation and Tradition go hand in hand at IBM II li A ' Quality Counts Always Good ASHBURN ICE CREAM 3310 KNOX ST. PHONE L-3321 PREFERRED BY PEOPLE WITH GOOD TASTE ' IIeiir Stdllenwtrck hllrl■ie tci miil-mdrniiif; oinvcicatiim iliiiiiiK RK W ' ct-k. Page 527 COMPLIMENTS OF JESSE H. JONES INTERESTS HOUSTON, TEXAS MOBIL TIRES ,ou«™e.0Ly- MOBIL BATTERIES MAGNOLIA DEALER ADAMS SERVICE STATION Snider Plaza and Lovers Lane L-4211 Page 528 HUMBLE HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST y lSHES TO THE CLASS OF 195t May Every Success Attend You Gifts, Books, Rental Library Stationery BOOK NOOK a GIFT SHOP Monogramming Service Gift Wrapping 6403 Hillcrest 1613 Greenville 18-8955 DALLAS T7-4565 . Ii I.a.Mf.iul iltincjiistrates one of thi- finer processes used in the art department. Maggie and Sully are not ones to let good music go to waste. Page 529 The Power You Need is HERE NOW! The Texas Power Light Company is keeping abreast of North, Central and East Texas ' growing power needs with an ample supply for immediate requirements as well as for the increased needs anticipated in view of the present national emergency. Barring a critical shortage of materials needed in scheduled con- struction projects, this Company ' s expansion program will be pursued vigorously . . . amply providing for any increased civilian. Industrial and military power needs. As a result of long range planning, the Company can now supply more than twice os much electricity as it could in 1941, just prior to World War II. Among recently completed expansion projects are additions in generating capac- ity at Trinidad, Wcco, Brownwood and Clarksville, and a new power plant is now being built at Gainesville. Plans have been completed for the construction of a new 30,000-kilowatt gen- erating plant to be in operation in early 1953 . . . and orders have been placed for the equipment for still another electric power plant of 80,000 to 100,000 kilowatts capacity to be in operation in 1954. TP L stands ready NOW to supply all of today ' s electric power needs in the area served and has reserve power for immediate future development. And with the completion of its present expansion program, the Company will have ample power capacity for any foreseeable requirements . . . civilian, industrial or mili- tary ... in the area it serves. iltob-1 ' . LIGHT COMPANY Page 530 d together! Dallas has proudly watched Southern Methodist University grow from one lone building on the prairie into a great center of education. Just as surely. Dallas Railway has pro- gressed into a modern, efficient transporta- tion network serving a great community. While SMU meets the ever-expanding academic needs of our youth, Dallas Railway pledges its constant aim to meet the transportation needs of an ever-expand- ing Dallas. Ride Transit — the best way to go, after all. VcMcJ o CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 51 Heartiest good wishes to Southern Methodist ' s en- tire student body and its illustrious graduating class of ' 51! A Texas Institution Since 1885 Bonnie Boren meditates on the ideas expressed by the Rev. C. Gresham Marmion in an RE Week seminar. Page 531 The students of 1950-1951 have been in the University during an epochal year. Very rarely in the history of any university are eleven buildings dedi- cated in one academic year. In later years you will femember this and be glad that you were here. Grateful as we are for the physical equipment, we must not forget that the principal glory of the University will always be the faculty and students. No educational institution can ever go beyond its faculty. And faculties are, to a much larger extent than is usually recognized, limited by the quality of their students. We are not complacent but we are all genuinely proud of the students of Southern Methodist University. UMPHREY LEE President Page 532 Make It a Tradition To Meet The Ol ' e Gang . . AT . . . HARRELL ' S UNIVERSITY PHARMACY 6327 HILLCREST Phone LA 4156 Your Fine Clothes Deserve Skilled Care and Gentle, Thorough o R I E N T A L c L E A N I N G . . . Removes twice as much dirt as ordinary methods and makes your clothes look new! YOU ' LL LIKE OUR SHIRT WORK REASONABLE PRICES ORIENTAL i.aundi:bi:rs CI-EANERS HATTERS • DIAL Rl-6504 or these definitely superior services! BRANCH OFFICE: 3408 McFarlin MRS. E. M. MOORE, Mgr. And the mail must n through . . . come sleet, ice or snow. Every College Graduate Should Know, 1 . Over sixty years of constant quality improvement are be- hind Metzger ' s Milk. 2. Every person at Metzger ' s is imbued with quality con- sciousness. 3. Metzger ' s Milk is always deliciously fresh. TRY... METZGER ' S Homogenized Vitamin-D Milk HArwood - 2 1 1 1 Page 533 COMPLIMENTS OF R. L. THORNTON and MILTON BROWN AandvuichO] PIG STANDS Sjwjl you, OIL JhMSL Good Food! Good Service! Good Value! PRINCIPAL CITIES IN TEXAS Popcorn vendors make a salt- Page 534 GOFFS CHARCOAL BROILERBURGERS 5702 W. Lovers Lane Compliments of a Good SMU Friend For Neater Work and Higher Grades Always Use MASTERPIECE School Supplies From Kindergarten through College There is No Substitute for Quality SOLD BY LEADING STORES THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHWEST DELMANN ' S READY-TO-WEAR AND ACCESSORIES Everything You Need . . . On or Oii the Campus 6401 Hillcrest at McFarlin Phone J8-8507 Real Estate Loans Automobile Loans S. H. TROTH CO. Dependable Insurance 69 Highland Park Village PHONE L-5143 DALLAS, TEXAS Waiting Page 535 WHERE SOUTHERN METHODIST GOES YOU WILL ALWAYS SEE m HEAD Lakeside 5860 6411 Hillcrest COMMERCIAL - PORTRAIT -- WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Page 536 ■ ' Page 537 ne I yD I l otunda Printed and Bound by The Clio Press ANNUAL DIVISION of the Economy Advertising Co. IOWA CITY, IOWA Cover for the . . . 1951 RDTUNDA PRODUCED BY KINGSPORT PRESS, Inc. KINGSPORT, TENN. Chicago Office— 325 W. Huron St. Page 538 Appointed by the council, Roy Johnson accepts the editorship of the Campus for the spring semester. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Each year finds an even greater effort on the part of both the Rotunda Staff and our organization to keep up the high standard of Rotunda Masterpieces. We appreciate the journey through the years with your pubh- cation p ersonnel and University officials. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CO. of Dallas 5 SUCCOH St. VcUU . ' 7ciM4. Page 539 YOUR BANK WILL ALWAYS PLAY AN IMPOR- TANT PART IN YOUR ADULT LIFE. IT IS OUR SINCERE HOPE THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS RE- MEMBER PLEASANTLY THE ASSOCIATION WITH HILLCREST STATE BANK OF UNIVERSITY PARK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION m ON PRESTON LADIES APPAREL SHOP 6717 PRESTON ROAD DALLAS, TEXAS The Home of Champions Since 1902 Is Proud to Have Fur- nished the Mustangs ' Athletic Equipment Since S. M. U. Was Founded! Guns — Cameras — Trophies Golf Clubs — Racquets Sports Clothing Page 540 u Mesteno is a Spanish Word It means a small wild horse or pony, native to the Great Southwest — a MUSTANG. Anyone knows Mustangs hove got style — they style all the while. Their hooves beat a trail from SMU down Hillcrest to Lovers Lane, then over to the Miracle Mile — where they style all the while ct SQUIRE THE MAN ' S SHOP 4441 LOVERS LANE • ON THE MIRACLE MILE LOVERS LANE See vou next vear Page 541 looking to a GREATER FUTURE S with S. M. U Page 542 i Elf - VARS IT Y And our hearts are filled with joy, 8. M. U., 8. M jijj ijj J jjijjjDijjj.n «fl% j,:u!;ji )