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

Text from Pages 1 - 554 of the 1953 volume:

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' t ' if ' MtY now. And the long shadows stretch behind. y A mosaic of shadow-shapes. And it ' s gone. Remember? This was ' 53. dedication For enthi inal RoTV profi sincere and genuine interest in his students, his iasm for teaching, and his abiHty to stimulate orig- nd creative thinking in his classes, the 1Q53 JDA is respectfully dedicated to Dr. George Bond, of English. Dr. George Bond the university NUMBER OF YEARS IN COLLEGE: MONTH AND YEAR YOU EXPECT TO GRADUATE THE STUDENT WHO SIONS THIS CARD PLEDGES HIMSELF TO OBSERVE THE UNIVERSITY ANTI-HAZING REGULATIONS Perkins Hall of Administration Page 9 The President UMPHREY LEE, Ph.D., D.D., Litt.D., LL.D. President of the University Page 10 Dr. and Mrs. Lee relax in a rare spare moment in their attract comfortable home at 3600 Marquct. MRS. LORETTA HAWKINS Assistant to the President Page II HEMPHILL M. HOSFORD, Ph.D. Vice-President and Provost, Acting Dean of the Graduate School Vice-Presidents WILLIS M. TATE, M.A., LL.D. Vice-President in Charge of Development and Public Relations EUGENE BLAKE HAWK, B.D., D.D., LL.D. Administrative Vice-President Page 12 Administrative Officials TRENT C. ROOT, M.B.A, LL.D. Comptroller of the University JOF N B. CLAUNCH, M.A. Director of Dallas College LAYTON WEVER BAILEY Secretary and Treasurer Page 13 Administrative LIDE SPRAGINS, M.A. Dean of Women ELMER C. RIECK, M.A. Dean of Men CLAUDE C. ALBRITTON, JR., Ph.D. Dean of the Faculty of the Colleijc of Arts and Sciences WILLIAM MAYNE LONGNECKER, Ph.D. Dean of Students Page 14 Officials ROBERT . L TRENT, M.S. Director of Libraries RON.ALD C. KNICKERBOCKER, B.A. Director of the Office of Information and Universit) ' Publications HE. RY L. PRITCHETT, Ph.D. University ' Student Coanselor GEORGE C BAKER, JR., Ph.D.. D.D. Chaplain of the Unr -ersity Page 15 7irst row: B. T. Fooks, Bishop Dana Dawson, Bishop Paul E. Martin, Bishop A. Frank Smith, Mrs. W. W. Fondren, H. A. Boles, Mrs. George L. Peyton, Bishop Wilham C. Martin, Bishop H. Bascom Watts, Bishop C. C. Selecman, Mrs. J. J. Perkins. Second row: Mrs. Jim A. Eagan, Dr. W. Harrison Baker, The Reverend Nuell C. Grain, The Reverend Ennis B. Hill, Dr. Everett E. Jackman, Charles B. Paine, Judge B. H. Paine, Dr. W. W. Ward, Floyd B. James, Dr. B. C. Taylor, Dr. J. M. Shockley, Dr. Umphrcy Lee. Third row: J. M. Wilson, Judge Frank M. Bailey, Dr. J. O. Haymes, Paul Gates, Dr. Ira A. Brumley, George Woh, R, W. Fair, Dr. William A. Bailey, The Reverend Monk Bryan, S. J. Hay. The Board of Trustees OFFICERS Chairman of the Board BISHOP ANGIE FRANK SMITH Vice-chairman .... EUGENE McELVANEY Secretary LAYTON WEVER BAILEY Page 16 The College of Arts and Sciences FREDERICK D. SMITH, Ph.D. Dean of Instruction of the College of Arts and Sciences and General Coordinator of Veterans ' Education THE ART DEPARTMENT STELLA L. LA MOND, Chairman Professor.- Stella L. La Mond; Associate Professor: Jerry Bywaters; Assis- tant Professor: Mrs. Elizabeth H. Walmsley; Instructors: Mrs. Julie M. Boger, Ed Bearden, De Forrest H. Judd; Lecturer: Mrs. Modine Mover THE AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS DEPARTMENT LT. COL. GLENN A. DOOLITTLE, Chairman Professor: Lt. Col. Glenn A. Doolittle; Assistant Professors: Major Robert B. Knox, Major Dale A. Shaver, Major Wcldon P. Woodward, Major Clayton W. Zesigcr, Capt. Donald R. Baxter, Capt. Hugh P. Cash, Capt. Edward K. Washington, 1st Lt. James M. Hance, 1st Lt. Odie E. Lawrence, 1st Lt. Eugene W. Schneider,- Instructors: M ' Sgt, Luther R. Amerman, M Sgt. Robert T. Davis, M, Sgt. William Douglas, M. ' Sgt. Elmer L. Hildreth, M Sgt. Ward L. Trotter, T Sgt. Ray F. Barnes, T Sgt. Walter R. Herren, T Sgt. Douglas Wilkinson, S Sgt. Billy J. Smith Page 17 THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MADISON BELL, Director of Athletics H. N. Russell, Head Coach of Football; Lester Jordan, Business Manager of Athletics, Director of Sports Publicity, Tennis Coach; J. McAdoo Keaton, Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach; Herman A. Cowley, Assistant Football Coach; E. O. Hayes, Head Coach of Basketball, Assistant Football Coach; Herman Morgan, Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Track Coach; Robert I. Prewitt, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Ticket Manager; J. C. Wctsel, Ticket Manager, Freshman Baseball Coach; Wayne Rudy, Trainer and Equipment Manager; Aline Hamlett, Secretary and Office Manager; Barbara Fuller, Secretary Tom Dean, Assistant Football Coach, Director of Athletes ' Dormitory; Alfred R. Barr, Swimming Coach, Alex Hooks, Head Baseball Coach; Clinton McClain, Assistant Football Coach; Graham Ross, Golf Coach, Dr. Robert E. Morgan, Team Physician; L. B. Morgan, Program Manager THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT DR. JOE P. HARRIS, Chairman Professors: S. W. Geiser, E. P. Cheatum, Mayne Longnecker; Assistant Professors: Joe P. Harris, Lloyd Shinners; Teaching Fellows: Louis Read, Kelly Oliver, Fred Corbin, Mrs. Violet Fagan; Director of Herbarium: Dr. Lloyd Shinners; Curator of Cryptogams: Dr. Eula Whitehouse THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT DR. OGDEN BAINE, Chairman Professor: Ogden Baine; Associate Professors: Harold Jesky, Charles T. Kenner Assistant Professor: John J. Banewicz; Teaching Fellows: Dan N. Campbell Richard C. Jarnagin, Richard M. Tillman THE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE DEPARTMENT DR. FREDERICK D. SMITH, Qiairman Assistant Professor: Mrs. Gusta B. Nancc; Instructors: David B. Saunders; David Coldwell THE ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT DR. RICHARD B. JOHNSON, Chairman Professors: Walter E. Boles, Richard B. Johnson; Assistant Professors: J. S. Spratt, John Kirhy, William M. Zent2 THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION DR. C. L. WISSEMAN, Chairman Professors: C. L. Wisseman, B. C. Watts, Itasca S. Perkinson; Associate Professors: R. V. Allen, G. C. Hoskins, James H. Mailey; Assistant Professors: Madge Stanford, Bob G. Woods; Instructors: Dorothy Kendall Bracken, Rosella Linskie, Mar- garet Gill Sheets, Margie Thompson; Reading Clinic: Hazel Horn Carroll; Secretary: Mrs. Doris Johnstone; Teacher Placement: Mrs. Mary Shinn THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DR. IMA H. HERRON, Chairman Professors: John O. Beaty, Ernest E. Lcisy, John W. Bowyer, John Lee Brooks, Ima Honaker Herron, George Bond; Assistant Professor: Charles A. Vivian; Instructors: Bernetta Jackson, William Burford, David Ruffin, Alonzo W. Kenion, Marjorie Adams, Iva Mildred Fusscll, Nannie Fitzhugh, Doris Johnson, Jeanne Mahaney, Floy Agnew, Virginia Tillman THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT DR. H. WYNN RICKEY, Chairmnn Professor: J. Lon Tinkle; Instructors: Mrs. Hugucttc Moshcr, Mrs. Doris Mc- Cinty Davis : 3 { THE GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT DR. EDWIN J. FOSCUE, Chairman Professor: Edwin J. Foscue; Assistant Professor: Virginia Bradley; Graduate Teacfiing Fellow: Mrs. Jeanne J. Bogart THE GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT ARTHUR RICHARDS, Chairman Professor: Claude C. Albritton, Jr.; Associate Professor: Arthur Richards; Assis- tant Professor: John W. Harrington; Instructors: James E. Brooks, William W. Schell THE GERMAN DEPARTMENT Professor Etzler; It GILBERT J. JORDAN, Chairman Gilbert J. Jordan; Associate Professor: T. Herbert staictor: Willy Schumann kf THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT DR. HARVEY H. GUICE, Chairman Professor: S. D. Myres, Jr.; Assistant Professors: Francis E. Ballard, W. E. Benton, John M. Claunch THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT DR. HERBERT GAMBRELL, Chairman Professors: Harrison A. Trexler, Herbert Gambrell, Umphrey Lee; Assistant Professors: Francis E. Ballard, Paul F. Boiler, Jr., Willis B. Glover, Stewart Irvin Oost; Instmctor: Richard Powers THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT VERNA A. GARRARD, Chairman Assistant Professor: Verna A. Garrard; Instructors: Novis Lewis, Edith .McKinncy; Lecturers: Ina Hammel, Willie Dabney THE JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT E, L. CALLIHAN, Chairman Professor: E. L. Callihan; Assistant Professor: M. S. Reese; Lecturers: Leo W. Allman, James F. Laughead, Mrs. Charleen McClain, O. P. Shannon, Thomas J. Simmons, Robert E. Tripp, Richard West, Jr. THE LATIN AND GREEK DEPARTMENT DR. JAMES F. CRONIN, Chairman Instructor: Elizabeth Blakeney THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT DR. EDWIN D. MOUZON, JR., Chairman Professors: Roy Q. Scarle, David W. Starr, Hemphill Hosford; Assistant Profes- sors: Charles J. Pipes, Paul D. Minton, Robert W. Strow, Hazel Shull Bucy, Robert A. Hassell; Instructor: Robert Coke THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT WINFORD CUMMINGS, JR., Chairman Professor: A. Eugene Ellsworth,- Associate Professors: Do Poteet Barclay, Jack F. Kilpatrick, Carl M. Neumeyer, No man L. Jacobs, Mrs. Luise Mueller THE PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT DR. I. K. STEPHENS, Chairman Professors: I. K, Stephens, W. B. Mahan; Assistant Professor: Ian P. McGreal THE MEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DR. LLOYD MESSERSMITH, Chairman Associate Professor: W. F. Foster,- Assistant Professors: H. Steven Brown, A. R. Barr THE WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DR. MARYHELEN VANNIER, Chairman stant Professor: Maryhelcn Vannier,- Instractors: Ida Mae Hogshead, Betty cr, Mrs. Margie Stubblefield, Mrs. Marvell Weber THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT DR. FRANK C. McDONALD, Chaiminn Professor: H. Wayne Rudmosc; Instaictor: Forrest G. West THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT DR. ALVIN J. NORTH, Chairman Professors: Aaron Q. Sartain, J. V. Yarborough; Associate Professor: Alvin J. .Morth; Assistant Professors: Harold Chap- man, J. R. Strange; Lecturer; Harold B. Crasilneck THE RELIGION DEPARTMENT DR. M. W. REDUS, Chairman Associate Professor: Morgan Ward Redus; Assistant Professors: Clyde M. schreck, Reiff HoUis W. Huston; Instaictors: Kenneth L. Carroll, Robert S. Park, Lee THE SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT DR. WALTER T. WATSON, Chairman Professors: H. L. Pritchett, Walter T. Watson; Associate Professor: Allan W. Eister; Assistant Professors: Willis M. Tate, John P. McKinsey; Instructors: M. LaVem Norris, Evelyn F. Moorehead; Lecturers: Mrs. E. C. Summerfield, Edwin P. Bradley THE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DR. FRANCIS BALLARD, DR. JOHN P. McKINSEY, Coordinators Professor: Harrison Anthony Trexler; Assistant Professors: Stewart Irvin Oost, Willis Bordus Glover, Jr., John P. McKinsey, Jack R. Strange; Instructors: John D. Kirby, Richard Powers; Lecturers: Paul Ledbctter, Robert Boyle THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT DR. JOHN A. COOK, Chairman Assistant Professor: Mrs. Ruth Edmonson; Instructors: Robert Royster, Mrs. Virginia Chancey, Mrs. Elisa Donnell; Lectur- ers: Mrs. Dorothy McCommas, Fred Bryson THE SPEECH AND THEATRE DEPARTMENT DR. EDYTH RENSHAW, Acting Chairman Professor: Harold H. Weiss; Associate Professor: Edyth Renshaw; Assistant Pro fessor: David R. Russell; Instructors: Peggy Harrison, . ' orma Jean Ballard, Doro thy Brewton, Porter Crow, Vern Reynolds DALLAS HALL The College of Arts and Sciences is the largest of the seven colleges of Southern Methodist University. Tlie College of Arts and Sciences seeks to prepare students for a wide variety of intellectual pursuits and for entrance into professional and other graduate studies. It offers full programs in art, language, social sciences, education, physical sciences, and pre-profes- sional training for business administration, dentistry, engineer- ing, lav ' , medicine, and theology. Tlie advantages of high stand- ards, small classes, and close relationships between students and teachers are offered to all students, who enroll from nearly all sections of the United States. Dallas Hall, the famous land- mark of SMU, is a familiar meeting place for all A S stu- dents. Radiating from the Rotunda are the departments of English, history, social sciences, philosophy, education, art, speech, language, and literature. The extensive map library furnishes ual aid to students of geography. The most modern electrical equipment enables stu- Costume design students must draft and dents to keep abreast with current scientific construct all of their own original developments. designs. Page 22 At one time the whole university held classes in Dallas Hall, but today many buildings have been added to the university campus. One of the neuest of these is the completely air-conditioned Fon- dren Science building, built in 1949. Fondren Science is one of the most up-to-date buildings of its kind. Follouing the Georgian architecture of the campus, it houses classrooms, lecture rooms, laboratories, a large map library, and a herbarium. Fondren Library is accessible to all students of the university. TTie building was opened in 1940 and is completely air-condi- tioned, containing reading rooms, a reference room, a browsing room and facilities for private study and research. This general library houses, in addition to the catalogued books and pamphlets, the university collections of art and the Mary McCord Museum of the Tlieater. In clothing classes, the homcmakers of tomor- row receive practical training. ij i Ceramic students fire their latest creation Tenn in the kiln. diilli are an aid to polished turm acid skill. A model poses tirelessly as life-drawing pupils sketch. FONDREN SCIENCE BUILDING Page 23 FONDREN LIBRARY Zoology students perform surgery on the familiar earthworm. A student finds the laboratories of Fondren Science make physics more interesting. Page 24 The School of Business Administration LAURENCE H. FLECK, M.A., C.P.A. Dean of the School of Business Administration THE ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT DUDLEY CURRY, Chairman Professors: Dudley Curry, Laurence Fleck, Augustus Foscue, Jr., Chester Lay; Associate Professors: Zeb Freeman, Jr., Roland Porth: Assistant Profes- sors: Joseph Dranguet, Lionel Gilly, Truxton Shaw; Lecturers: Owen John- son, Beula Mayo, Ralph Meyer, John Nabholtz, Melvin Riley, Oscar Thornton THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION MRS. VIRGINIA BAKER LONG, Chairman Assistant Professor: Mrs. Virginia Baker Long; Instruc- tor: Mrs. Mary R. Martin; Lecturer: Miss Patricia Ann Cozby THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS LAW ROLAND W. PORTH, Chairman Associate Professor: Roland W. Porth; Assistant Professors: Edward F. J Puckhaber, Harmon L. Watkins Page 25 THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT FRANK KEARNS RADER, Chairman Professors: Frank K. Radcr, Roy L. McPhcrson; Lecturers: Oran Hodge Kite, Watson A. Tillman THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT FRANK A. YOUNG, Chairman Assistant Professor: Frank A. Young; Lecturers: Ttiomas M. Nelson, O. V. McDonald, Robert S. Stephens, Willard Crottv, J. Alton Jones, W. J. Rellahan THE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT DR. CHESTER F. LAY, Chairman Professor: Chester F. Lay; Assistant Professors: Joseph Dranguet, Presto Peak; Lecturers: V. E. Paschall, II, Hilton D. Shepherd THE MARKETING DEPARTMENT JERRY E. DRAKE, Acring Chairman Associate Professor: George H. Zeiss, Jr.; Assistant Profes- sors: Ira G. Corn, Jr., Jerry E. Drake, Conrad J. Sommers; Lecturers: Nathe P. Bagby, Bancroft P. Biggs THE PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT DR. A. Q. SARTAIN, Chairman Professors: A. Q. Sartain, W. E. Boles, Jr.; Assistant Professor: A. L. Franzalino; Lecturers: D. Y. Rohb, William Berner, A. B. Levy, J. W. Miller THE REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT HARMON L. WATKINS, Qiairman Assistant Professor: Harmon L. Watkins; Lecturers: Roby J. Cyphers, W. C. Miller, Lawrence C. Callaway THE STATISTICS DEPARTMENT PROFESSOR A. W. FOSCUE, JR., Chairman Professor: A. W. Fescue, Jr.; Assistant Professors: Glenn O. Hamrick, John M. Reed; Instructors: Clay E. Anderson; Marie Barnes, Henry B. Owen ' Wf HYER HALL In business, which is now recognized as a distinct profession, there is much need for thorough training. TTie School of Business Administration aims to give the stu- dent a good foundation for his future business career by teaching him to analyze business data, to deal with human relationships, and to develop a sense of moral obligation. Emphasis is laid upon education in fundamental principles rather than drill work in technical details. Tlie first two years of the course, known as pre- business, are devoted to the basic subjects of regular arts and sciences curricula. TTie annual Businessmen ' s Day provides an opportunity for students to become acquainted with successful men and women in their major fields. This year will see the beginning of the construction of the School of Business Administration ' s new home — the 51,500,000 Joseph Wylie Fincher Memorial Build- ing. K4ade possible by funds provided by the will of the late Mrs. J. W. Fincher, the building should be completed early in 1954. Small classes help students to receive personal attention. .Advanced business students gain practical experi- ence b UMikiiiL: Liulli s pages of problems. The numerous machines available in the lab are a great aid to students of statistics. Lectures are an important feature in ever) ' school. Accounting classes Hnd professors helping students closely with their problems. Page 27 The School of Engineering EARL HUGO FLATH, E.E, M.S. Dean of the School of Enoineerino THE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WELLINGTON W. KOEPSEL, Acting Chairman Professors: Finley W. Tatum, Earl H. Flath; Assistant Professors: Wil- liam J. Askew, Jr., Paul L. Harton, Wellington W. Koepsel, J. W. Grif- fith; Instructors: Henry W. Buchmeyer, Kennetli W. Heizer,- Lecturers: Jorgcn Jensen, Custave L. Hochn, Francis Collins THE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RAY M. MATSON, Chairman Professors: Ray M. Matson, David C. Pfieffer; As- sistant Professors: Charles A. Besio, Robert E. Ebbs, Jr., Jack E. Harkey, Clarence M. Sale; Instructor: John A, Wicbelt THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING C. H. SHLIMAKER, Chairman Professors: C. H. Shumaker, Henrv P. Goode THE DEPARTMIiNT OF CIVIL ENGINEFRING SOPHUS THOMPSON, hairman Professor: Sophus Thompson; Assi u Professor: 1. W. Santry, Jr; Lecturers: E. E. lurs, R. L. Goodson, Jr.; Graduate Assistants: illi.im H. Lawson, John Logan Tanner CARUTH ENGINEERING BUILDING SMLl is proud of the growth and progress of its School of Engineering. Organized in 1925, the School of Engineering has expanded from its original frame structure to its present home — the modern Caruth Engineering Building, which coordinates offices, class- rooms, laboratories, and a drafting room. Tlie student is offered complete programs in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Management Engineering. TTie School of Engineering operates under the Cooperative Plan, which allows the stu- dent to portion his time between the study of principles in the classroom and the oppor- tunity to put his knowledge into actual practice in industry. Beginning with the sophomore year, the program is divided into eight-week periods, alternating work in the classroom with work on the job. There are numerous advantages to this plan, such as practical experience it provides, the understanding of labor-management problem it creates, and the aid it gives students in finding positions after graduation. Engineering stiidcnls .iluin.iii between the labs, the drafting the classroom. Students are required to survey the campus for practice (Operating machines is a common practice in the labs. Page 29 The School of law The School of Law was established by resolution of the Board of Trustees in February, 1925, and was formally opened the following September. In 1938 the Dallas School of Law was merged with the Southern Methodist School of Law, and since that time the School of Law has operated a day division and an evening division. In 1950 the new Law Quadrangle and School was dedicated at the first An- nual Lawyers Week. The celebration marked the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the founding of the Southern Methodist University Law School and the dedication of the first completed and operating Legal Center in the United States. In attendance at the dedication were two Supreme Court justices and other eminent judges, businessmen, educators, representatives of foreign countries and leading citizens of Dallas. The Southwestern Legal Center consists of three air-conditioned modern buildings. The Lawyers Inn provides housing for law stu- dents and contains a spacious lounge, dining room and facilities for students, practicing lawyers, businessmen, and educators. It bears the name of Lawyers Inn as it represents the gifts of lawyers and is a modern version of the British-revered Inns of Court. Tlie Legal Center Building is a center of legal research, graduate studies, institutes, seminars, and conferences and provides the admin- istrative headquarters of the SMLI School of Law and the Southwest- ern Legal Foundation. CLYDE EMERY, Professor of Law and Library Supervisor ARTHUR LEON HARDING Professor of Law and Chairman of Graduate Studies WHITNEY ROBSON HARRIS Professor of Law LENNART VERNON LARSON Professor of Law and Faculty Edit of Soutlni ' Ciletn Caw Jourtuil Page 30 HARVEY L. DAVIS, Associate Professor of Law and Director of Placement ROBERT ERNEST KEETON, Associate Professor of Law and Director of Practice Court TALBOT RAIN, Associate Professor of Law and Di- rector of Legal Aid JOHN WILKS RIEHM, Associate Professor of Law and Chairman of Admissions A. J. THOMAS, JR., Associate Professor of Law CHARLES O ' NEILL CALVIN, Assistant Professor HENRY DAVID AKIN, Lecturer in Law HOMER JACK FISHER, Lecturer in Law ROBERT E. HARDWICKE, Lecturer in Law JULIEN C. HYER, Lecturer in Law JOHN PAUL JACKSON, Lecturer in Law PAUL McCARROLL, Lecturer in Law GEORGE E. RAY, Lecturer in Law RALPH B. SHANK, Lecturer in Law THOMAS O. SHELTON, Lecturer in Law AGESILAUS WILSON WALKER, JR., Lecturer in Law ROBERT GERALD STOREY, B.A., LL.D. Dean of the School of Law and Professor of Law LMER DALLAM MASTERSON, JR. Professor of Law ROY ROBERT RAY Professor of Law and Supervisor of Instruction JOSEPH L. KUNZ, Professor of Law MOSS WLMBISH, Professor of Law Page 31 SOUTHWESTERN LEGAL CENTER TTie Legal Center houses four separate law libraries: the Student Law Library, the Oil and Gas Research Library, the International Law and Relations Library, and the Faculty Li- brary. TTie course of instruction in the School of Law continues to stress practical legal training. A true laboratory of law is supplied by the Legal Aid Clinic, in which students deal with clients having actual problems. Compulsory instruction in court practice and procedure is given in the modern courtroom. The students have the unparalleled benefit of attending the many institutes sponsored by the Foundation every year. The goal of the SMU Law School is not to be a large school, but to be the outstanding law school of the Southwest. It is the only law school in the Southwest that requires a summer session and three years of study for a degree. Students have the opportunity to specialize in the fields of taxation, labor law, administrative law, anti-trust law, oil and gas law, and insur- ance law. The voluntary moot court program functions effectiwlv. Law students enjoy watching the actual campus trials of the Student Court. In the elegantly appointed Maco Stewart Court Room in Florence Hall, students participate and learn courtroom procedure. Page 32 FLORENCE HALL LAWYERS INN Black string ties are a tradition during Esquire Week. P Freshmen law students are drilled in such basic Former Congressman Hatton W. Bolh large and small lecture rooms arc available courses as personal property. Summers, permanent resident of in Florence Hall. Lawyers Inn, and Dean R. C. Storey, national president of the American Bar Association. Page 33 TRAVIS SHELTON, Associate Professor of Music Ijducation miLIP WILLIAMS, Associate Professor of Violin WINFORD C. CUMMINCS, JR., Assistant Profes- sor of Musicology NORMAN L. JACOBS, Assistant Professor in The- ory and Music Education OAKLEY H, PITTMAN, Assistant Professor of Woodwind Instruments RUTH RANKIN RUTHERFORD, Assistant Profes- sor of Piano BARBARA STEVENSON, Assistant Professor of Voice BERNHARDT TIEDE, Assistant Professor of Voice RUTH NORTON MEADE, Instnictor in Voice MRS. LUISE MUELLER, Instructor in Theory, Violoncello and Music Education EILEEN STEENSEN, Instructor in Piano PAUL VELLUCCI, Instructor in Piano, Orchestra and Opera MRS. MARJORIE POOLE, Staff Accompanist ALFRED RESCH, Instructor in Brass Instruments DOROTHY SMITH, Instmctor in Music Education LOIS RISLEY, Instructor in Flute GEORGE DAWSON, Instructor in String Bass THOMAS GWIN, Instructor in Percussion GLEN R. JOHNSON, Instructor in Sacred Music MRS. HAROLD HART TODD, Instructor in Piano MRS. LAURA TWIST, Instructor in Harp TENNIE LENCEL, Instructor in Piano HAZEL G, BRAMEL, Graduate Assistant in Voice H. MAX COCGINS, Graduate Assistant in Chorus JOE A. LANDRETH, Graduate Assistant in Music Literature Page 34 The School of Music ORVILLE J. BORCHERS, Professor of Voice and Music Education A. EUGENE ELLSWORTH, Professor of Theory and Sacred Music PAUL VAN KATWIJK, Professor of Piano JACK F. KILPATRICK, Professor of Composition and Orchestration DORA POTEET BARCLAY, Associate Professor of Organ and Theory MRS. JOHN ROSCOE GOLDEN, Associate Pro- fessor of Voice VIOLA BECK VAN KATWIJK, Associate Profes- sor of Piano ORVILLE J. BORCHERS, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Music and Professor of Voice and Music Education WINFORD C. CUMMINGS, JR. Assistant Profes- sor of Musicology A. EUGENE ELLSWORTH Professor of Theory and Sacred Music PAUL VAN KATWIJK Professor of Piano CARL M. NEUMEYER Associate Professor of Music Educatio n McFARLIN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM With an outstanding faculty composed of artists of both American and European training, the School of Music carries on an extensive program of musical events throughout the year. Students also present hundreds of solo performances through- out the city. The School of K4usic offers the Bachelor of Music degree in all branches of performance, Music Education, Theory and Sacred Music. The Master of Music is available in Music Education and Applied Music. The Mustang Band is nationally known for its halftime activities during the foot- ball season. The Band sponsors the Pigskin Review every year as part of the Home- coming celebration. The University Choir has on several occasions sung with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. All studios and practice rooms of the School of Music are located in McFarlin Memorial Auditorium, where there are many grand pianos and organs convenient to the students for their practice periods. .Music students spend much of tficir time in practice. •A visiting artist lectures on old and rare instruments. All students receive personal instruction from their teachers. ty Symphony Orchestr n McFarlin Auditorium. Page 35 MhKRl.MON CLININGGIM, A.M., B.D., Ph.D., Litt.D. Dean of the Perkins School of Tlieology JAMES T. CARLYON Professor of Christian Doctrine WESLEY CLIFTON DAVIS Professor of New Testament FRED DANIEL GEALY Professor of New Testament and Church Music ROBERT WESLEY (. .QODLOE Professor of Church I hstory The Perkins School of Theology GEORGE C. BAKER, JR., Professor of Homiletics MARVIN C. JUDY, Associate Professor of Church Administration LEWIS HOWARD GRIMES, Assistant Professor of Religious Education JOSEPH W. MATHEWS, Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics EDWARD C, HOBBS, Instnictor in New Testa- ment PAUL B. KERN, Visiting Instmctor in Homiletics DAVID LEFKOWITZ, Visiting Instmctor of Con- temporary Judaism W. B. MAHAN, Visiting Instructor of Philosophy of Religion CLYDE L. MANSCHRECK, Visiting Instructor of Church History MARSHALL T. STEEL, Visiting Instructor of Homiletics CHARLES T. THRIFT, JR., Visiting Instructor of Church History A. W. WASSON, Visiting Instructor of Missions LANCE WEBB, Visiting Instmctor of Homiletics JOHN HARDEN HICKS Professor of Old Testament WILLIAM ANDREW IRWIN Professor of Old Testament EARL BOWMAN MARLATT Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Relioious Literature THOMAS HODGIN MARSH Professor of Speech A. W. MARTIN r- Professor of Church Administration ALBERT C. OUTLER Professor of Teology JAMES SEEHORN SENEKER Professor of Religious Education PERKINS CHAPEL Since the opening of the University in 1915 until the present time, the School of Theology has been an integral part of the institution. Perkins School of Theology exists for the purpose of providing an educated Christian leadership. It trains direc- tors of religious education and missionary workers at home and abroad. In 1945 the school received donations from persons inter- ested in the school and its work making it possible for the construction of seven new buildings. Tlie Seminary occupies a sixteen-acre tract on the southwest section of the campus. The most modern and up-to-date furniture and fixtures are found in all seven of the new buildings which follow the Georgian plan of architecture. All the buildings are steam heated and the three teaching units are air-conditioned. Living quarters are available to both married and unmarried students. The A. V. Lane archaeological exh; tine, Egypt, e Museum cumain ibits from P.iks ind Babylon. In the daily ten-thirty chapels, students have the opportunity of hearing prominent theologians. In Kirby Hall gathered a group can alw about the bullet: ays be found n board. Page 38 Ten-thirty finds evervuiK aiunjuiy chapel in the small but lovely Perkins Chapel. An eighth buikliny In ti ' iiunii tl.issHM.nis is Ix Perkins Theology Quadrangle. The Bridwell Library is one of the most outstanding in its field to be found. It houses important church documents and history, collections of books, and various publications and pamphlets. TTie library also contains reading rooms, a rare book room, microfilm rooms, a museum, an assembly hall, and a room for church conferences. One of the most unique fea- tures of the Seminary is the laboratory where modern equip- ment is at hand to teach methods of preparing church material, bulletins, and letters. The speech and radio department pro- vides the student v ' ith the opportunity of hearing himself by means of recordings, microfilms, and speakers. The center of the Perkins School of Theology is the Perkins Chapel, a beautiful colonial style worship center seating 450. In addition to the sanctuary proper, the building contains a foyer, choir room, minister ' s study, and lounges. The location of Southern Methodist University in a growing cosmopolitan city furnishes a clinic for religious work. Here the theological student is enabled to get acquainted at first hand with city conditions and with the religious and social work of the community. Small seminar classes permit much informal discussion. Students and teacher often get engrossed in the philosophy of religion. Private rooms in Bridwell Library are available for student private research and study work. Page 39 Executive Committee of the Board of Directors ■Row Ron. Raymond L. Tate, ' 36; James M. Collins, ' 37; Robert B. Ciillum, ' 33. Dr. Charles Max Cole, ' S?,- Walter H. Cousins, Jr., ' 30; R. R. Gilbert, Jr., ' 32 Ilie SMU Alumni Association OFFICERS President JAMES M. COLLINS, ' 37 First Vice-President . . RAYMOND L. TATE, ' 36 Second Vice-President . . ROBERT B. CULLUM, ' 33 Immediate Past President . . R. R. GILBERT, JR., ' 32 Treasurer LAYTON W. BAILEY, SR. Executive Secretary . . GEORGE E. BUSHONG, ' 31 Every former student of SMU, whether graduated or not, is con- sidered an alumnus and may become an active member of the Alumni Association upon request. There are no membership dues. The SMU Alumni Association is chartered in the State of Texas and has one purpose: . . . to serve Southern Methodist Univer- sity. It sponsors the Alumni Fund as an annual voluntary giving campaign among alumni and publishes a magazine, Tbe 7 lustaiuj, which is mailed free of charge to all active members. Page 40 Administrative Officers WIGGS N. BABB Auditor, Business Office 7 f f)H KB P ' ' KByKt-H W ' ' m mym Jtk 1 1 HBi .- ' - ' M GEORGE E. BUSHONG, M.A. Executive Secretary, Alumni Association STANLEY PATTERSON Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds FRED BRYSON Director, Student Union REUBEN R. FRIOU Manager, SMU Bookstore Page 41 Administrative Officers BONNIE FITZWATER, M.A. Director of Student Activities DAVID Y. ROBB Director, Employment and Placement Service GERALD RAMSEY Director of Food Service DR. H. D. WHITE Director, Health Center MRS. ELLEN CLARE GILLESPIE KRIBS Field Secretary Page 42 The Staff A. R. JAQLIA, C.L.Li. Director of Institute of Insurance Marketing ■L K-- fes-  ■ MRS. B. J. BAGLEY, B.J. Director, Mailing Department EMMETT WOOD, B.B.A. Purchasinsj Agent DOUGLAS CONNER, B.A. College Examiner Page 43 The Staff WILLIAM BERNER, M.A. Director of Men ' s Residence Halls GIRL ' S DORMITORY DIRECTORS Standing: Miss Louise Jacoby . Virginia Hall Mrs. Gradie Arnold . Peyton Hall Mrs. Frances Crane . Arden Hall Mrs. Arny Rector .... Snider Hall Mrs. Rosa Sadler .... Snider Hall Seated: Mrs. John Sweatt .... Peyton Hall Mrs. Mary Lawrence . University Hall Mrs. Evelyn Sellors . . . Virginia Hall Mrs. Emma Newton . . . Tower Hall FRATERNITY HOUSE DIRECTORS Sfalt;! Mrs. Roberts, Delta Sigma Phi; Mrs. Chandler, Delta Chi; Mrs. Len- non. Kappa Sigma; Mrs. Wilkins, Lambda Chi Alpha; Mrs. Wood, Pi Kappa Alpha; Mrs. Strather, Phi Gamma Delta; Mrs. Firestone, Alpha Tail Omega; Mrs. Bradley, Delta Kappa Epsilon; Mrs. Cox, Phi Delta Thcta. j iissing from picture: Mrs. Carlyle, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mrs. Harvest, Sigma Chi; Mrs. Dellone, Kappa Alpha; Mrs. Robinson, Sigma Alpha Mu; Dr. John Brooks, Beta Theta Pi. SORORITY HOUSE DIRECTORS Siandatii Mrs. Laucent, Alpha Delta Pi; Mrs. Culbertson, Delta Gamma; Mrs. Parks, Delta Zeta; Mrs. Axness, Kappa Alpha Thcta; Mrs. Weir, Gam- ma Phi Beta; Mrs. Conaway, Zeta Tau Alpha. Sfiited: Mrs. Wlnne, Delta Delta Delta; Mrs. Cornwell, Kappa Kappa Gam- ma; Mrs. Wayne, Pi Beta Phi; Mrs. Chrisman, Sigma Kappa; Mrs. Turner, Chi Omega. Page 44 student Administration students ' Association The Student Council, composed of representatives of every college in the University, seeks to the best of its ability to carry out the desires of the student body for the good of the University. In order to accomplish this end, the council is divided into committees. These committees — University Services, Student Services, Student Activities, Public Rel ations, Social, Elec- tion and Coordinating — consider every problem the student body may face and solve them for the good of the entire school. BILL FARRELL, President Vice-President, BILL LAWSON Secretary, MARY ANN HEIN Treasurer, SID RUCKER first row Broadnax, Dickson, Hcin, Hightower, Hosford. Second row: Whorton, Wright, Blakcy, Dobbs, Crawford. Page 46 first row: Ewan, Kitchens, Hein, McFarland, Hightower, Sellers, Stark, Dickson, Rucker. Second row: Galloway, Lawson, Farrell, Hosford, Whorton, Crawford, Webster, Rodgcrs, Broadnax, Hurt, Blakey, Dobbs, Knox. MEMBERS COORDINATE CAMPUS ACTIVITIES FOR BENEFIT OF STUDENT BODY Arts and Sciences Hank Broadnax Rosanne Dickson Marjorie Hightower Gordon Hosford George Hurt Julia Kitchens Tyke McFarland Roycc McKee B. J. Scott Val Sellers Tenny Whorton Margaret Wright Dave Blakey Bob Dobbs Engineering Bill Crawford Don Ewan Dick Webster Caw Jim Knox JMtisic Julia Stark Jbeolofly Bruce Galloway Jim Rodgers Tirsl row: Hurt, Kitchens, Mc- Farland, McKee, Scott, Sel- Second roic. Ewan, Webster, Knox, Stark, Galloway, Rodgcrs. Page 47 Tirst row: Benjamin, Forests i , K.imuiIv Second row: Rector, Tisthanimcr, Worthingto Student Engineers Joint Couneil President . Vice-President . Faculty Advisor OFFICERS . . . ROBERT H. RECTOR . . . ARNE TISTHAMMER . . CLIFFORD SCHLIMAKER GROUP SERVES AS PERPETUAL REPRESENTATIVE ORGANIZATION FOR ENTIRE ENGINEERING SCHOOL The Engineers Joint Council advances the ideals and eth- the public. This organization is the link between the student ics of the engineeriii! ' profession and promotes relations of and instructor through the council ' s faculty advisor, the engineering studiiit- with other university students and Page 48 SMI Student Bar Association OFFICERS President CHARLES BURGMAN Vice-President . . . BENTON MUSSLEWHITE Secretary ARMINE ERNST Treasurer CLIFFORD PAYNE MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES ALL STUDENTS IN DAY AND NIGHT DIVISIONS OF LAW SCHOOL Tliis organization strengthens student-faculty relations, its members. It also animates school spirit and improves furthers Bar Association relations, supports improvements in public relations. legal education standards and stimulates fellowship amoni; 7irst row: Burney, Schroeder, Payne, Burgman, Snodgrass. Second row: Schmolder, Reese, Hall, Hemenway, Gentry. Wof shown: Brewer, Cole, Ernst, Musslewhite. m. V I V Page 49 first row. Gibson, Coles, Sorley, Taylor, Second roil ' : Kingorc, Hildyard, Murphy, Browning, Galloway, Rodgers. T ot shown Cathcart, Hart, Student Association of Perkins School of Theology OFFICERS President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer WORTH GIBSON RUPERT COLES GENE SORLEY GROUP MAGNIFIES WORK OF MINISTRY AND CHURCH THROUGH STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP The purpose of the Theological Students ' Association shall be: to assume the responsibility of government by the stu- dents in matters not strictly administrative; to promote a greater sense of brotherhood among its members; to pro- mote a greater loyalty to the School of Theology and to the University; to promote cooperation and fellowship with other student groups and organizations on the campus. Page 50 Association of Women Students OFFICERS President PAT PITTMAN Vice-President .... BETTY JOYCE SCOTT Secretary CAROLYN PARKER Treasurer PATTY FENN Sponsor DEAN LIDE SPRAGINS ASSOCIATION ENABLES WOMEN STUDENTS TO ACT AS UNITED GROUP The purpose of this organization is to unite the wometi students of the campus and to enable them to speak and act as the united voice of the women of Southern Methodist University. Membership is composed of every girl living in the University residence halls for women and the chapter houses. The A. W. S. council is made up of the above oflicers, the president and one other member of the house councils of the University residence halls and the managers of each chapter house. Jirst row: Fenn, Parker, Spragins, Scott, Pittman. SeconJ roll ' : Dawson, Briggs, Brown, James, Mathcs, Saunders, McCandless. JbinJ roil ' : McCIung, Sample, Wright, Henderson, Crawford, Akin, Morrison. Page 51 The Student Court JUSTICES Chief Justice .... MICHAEL McNICHOLAS Associate Chief Justice JACK COLE Associate Justice BOB PRICE Associate Justice . MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON Associate Justice ART BAKER COURT PROTECTS RIGHTS OF OFFICERS, ORGANIZATIONS, MEMBERS OF STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION The judicial power of the Students ' Association is vested in the Student Court. The primary purpose of the Court is to protect the rights and privileges of the officers, organiza- tions and members of the Students ' Association by injunc- tion, mandamus or othervifise. Tlie constitution empowers the Student Court to sit as the final authority in the deter- mination of the constitutionality of any act of the Student Council; to try cases of impeachment against any person holding an elective or appointive office under the authority of the Students ' Association and remove from office those persons convicted; to try appeals from decisions of the elec- tion board. Page 52 SMU Students ' Publishing Company OFFICERS Chairman Vice-Chainiian Secretary (Business Manager) Treasurer JIMMY ALLISON . E. L. CALLIHAN . . M. S. REESE DR. FRANK RADER BOARD DETERMINES POLICIES FOR STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Tlie Students ' Publishing Company is the governing organ- ization that controls and administers the actions of the Rotunda, the SMU Ciiiii(iils and the Student Directory. Membership includes three faculty members,- two members appointed by the Students ' Association; one member elected by the student body; the vice-president of the student body; three ex-officio members (the editors of the RoTUNDA, Catr.- (ills and the business manager). Jimmy Allison E. L. Callihan H. A. Dawson (non-voting) MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Mary Owen Jones (non-voting) Bill Lawson Lester Jordan Dr. Frank Rader Martin S. Reese (non-voting) Bob Thomas Annette Whistle first roM ' . Callihan, Jones, Whistle, Thomas. Secotui row: Allison, Reese, Dawson, Jordan, Rader, Lawson, Page 53 FirsI toil ' . Jones, Caldwell, Sutton, Walker, St.- Second row: Dickinson, Hay, Farrell, Bryson, Bohlman, Huffman, Harris. Student Union (lovernin Board OFFICERS President SALLY SUTTON Vice-President JOYCE WALKER Secretary (Director) FRED BRYSON Business Manager JESS HAY David Bohlman Donald Bowles, Fred Bryson MEMBERS Clela Caldwell William Dickinson Bill Farrell Mickey 1 luffman Marilyn Jones James Mailey, faculty Ruth Stoll Sally Sutton Joyce Walker The Student Union Governing Board is composed of eight student members (five members of the Union Directorate and three members of the Students ' Association) , two fac- ulty members appointed by the University President and two alumni members appointed by the Alumni Association Presi- dent and the staff members, ex-officio. The Board is respon- sible for the policies and management of the Student LInion building. Page 54 The Student Union Directorate DIRECTORATE PLANS RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF STUDENT UNION The Student Union Directorate is the second level of Union ities which take place in the Union. The program is carried government. It is composed of the president, vice-president on by the many student members of the eleven standing and eleven committee chairmen. Its purpose is the planning committees, and coordinating of the recreational and educational activ- Joanne Angona David Bohlman Jack Coleman MEMBERS Marjorie Hightower Taylor Nance Hope Kilgore Paul Schultz Marilyn Jones Sally Sutton Tom Tarter Joyce Walker Left to right: Stoll, Schultz, Hightower, Sutton, Angona, Walker, Brj ' son, Nance, Kilgore, Jones, Bohlman, Colema Page 55 activities Page 56 religious service sports publications fine arts Religious The Student Council Of Religious Activities J.rsI i..,r Manlnn, H:.kir, W rnngl , Gentry, Fcnn, Frazier, Kirby, Rodgers. Second row: King, Haroz, Harris, Buntin, Shriver, Zieglcr, Kirven, Jergins. 7hird row: Steed, A. Johnson, B. A. Johnson, Hall, Caldwell, Bell, McKecver. Tourlh roil ' : Brooks, Barnctt, Benjamin, Taylor, Scrimshire, Daughenbaugh, Sloan. SCRA SPONSORS RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK, OTHER CAMPUS-WIDE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES SCRA is the coordinating agent for the activities of all the campus religious organizations. It encourages cooperation be- tween the student religious groups on the campus and deepens the rehgious life of the University by reaching each student with an adequate religious program. President OFFICERS . . BOB GENTRY Vice-Presid ents FRAN Mcdonald, tom frazier Secretary . . PATTY FENN Publicity Chairman . . . . JAN KIRBY Radio Director . DICK WRANGLE Sponsor . MEMBERS DR. GEORGE BAKER Betty Acker Roberta Buntin Tom Frazier Andy Jergins Ross Kirven Doug Sloan Helyn Sue Wolfe Charles Allen Cayle Dodson Bob Gentry Ann Johnson Sue Manton Charles Steed Dick Wrangle Ann Harnett Howard Daughenbaugh Nancy Hall Betty Johnson Fran McDonald Thniston Taylor Toodie Zeigler Alfred Benjamin Sam Dunnam Sharon Harris Joe King Jim McKecver Sora Lei Ungeiman Logan Buchanan Patty Fcnn Sandra Haroz Jan Kirby Norton Scrimshire Tenny Whorton Page 58 Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. first roir. Second r( •nnctl, Btatu, Chisholm, Wright, Karrah, Pierce, Hugt. Sloan, Cox, Clayton, Ziegler, Ditzler, Kelley, Acker, Patterson, Shriver, Manton, Parr, Fenn, Harris, Allman, Daniel, Sello Y BUILDS FELLOWSHIP OF STUDENTS TO REALIZE CHRISTIAN IDEALS OF PERSONAL AND SOCIAL LIVING The purpose of the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. X ' . C. A. is to build a fellowship of students devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. OFFICERS Presidents . . DON HUGE, ELIZABETH ANNE PIERCE Vice-Presidents . . DICK CHISHOLM, JOYCE HARRAH Secretaries . NORMAN BENNETT, MARGARET WRIGHT Treasurer ERNEST BEATTY Sponsors . DR. M. WARD REDLIS, .MRS. GILLESPIE KRIBS .Soman Bennett, Dick Chisholm, Li: Pierce, Don Huge, Joyce H.irrah and .Margaret Wright look over the cabinet agenda. Paqe 59 Baptist Student Union first rcw: McKcever, Frazicr, Prince, Strayhorn, Haile ' , Kramer, Barficld. Second row. Yager, Dundon, Scarbrough, Kirkpatrick, Roberts, Jensen, Halff, Bright, Hall. Third row: Garms, Godfrey, Aimer, Graham, Thomas, Halstead, O ' Steen, Buchanan, Guiglardi, Bridge. fourth row: Sturgess, Chandler, Spears, Beal, Morgan, McConib, Johnson, Mathers, Harrington, Sullivan, Wheat, Moore, Donaldson. Tifth row: Gcss, Barnes, Cobb, Dundon. BSU PROGRAM INCLUDES MISSION WORK WITH NEGRO CHILDREN, DAILY DEVOTIONALS Baptist Student Union is a world-wide organization of Baptist college students whose purpose it is to make Christianity collegiate, college life Christian, spirituality pre-eminent, student friendships happy and student Christianity maximum. Every Baptist student at SMU is a potential member if he participates in BSU activities on the campus or in his local church activities in Dallas. Tom. Sturgess leads BSU members in another hymn iJ%i OFFICERS President . . . . Enlistment Vice-President Social Vice-President Devotional Vice-President Secretary . . . . . BILL HAILEY ROBIN RICHEY GIL BARFIELD JULIA THOMAS BETTY BLIRDETT Sponsor ANNA COBB HALL Page 60 Canterbury Association ' J ' . «i «e4«f a £aa fiTNl row Schkgel, Rymtr, N ' auglc, nKAoulMih, k. lil,i, I). ' J..Mn, XalLiitiiu, Gardner, McDonald, Crowder, Davis, Hobson, Allen, Dickson, Gullette, Chambers, Rosecky. Second TOW: Cummings, Mier, Myers, Cararas, McDougal, Booth, Craig, Marti, Smith, Mitchell, Kribs, Magee, Fry, Schroeder, Davis, Brown. Jhird row. Whitworth, Kribs, Kegler, Smither, Zeiske, Slaughter, Hughes, Parker, Walton, Briggs, Autry, Wood, Collier, Howard, Trimble, Francis, Jernigan, Junker. JoHFt i row: Duff, Matthews, Stoll, Cararas, Crane, Junker, Hull, Griffin, Allen, Comelison, Berg, Gurneman, Masterson, Jerrett, Shannon, Thrash, Burks, Black. TRADITIONAL HOUSE HIDES UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY EPISCOPAL CHAPEL North of the campus stands a redesigned collegiate center for the Episcopal students, faculty and others interested in the faith and fellowship of historic sacramental Christianity. In addition this year, the trustees built a unique contemporary chapel, which is gaining the nickname of the Little Chapel Around the Corner because of its many famous art objects from all over the world. The chapel, open 24 hours a day, wel- comes all to prayer and worship. Communion services are held on weekdays as well as on Sundays. Tliis year the Canterbury Club became the Canterbury Association with every Anglican churchman automatically a mem- ber. Social events, special religious services, field trips and Christian training programs are offered by the club. Padre JcrrcU tells students about the centennial conformation service. OFFICERS Senior Warden ROBERT MACEO Junior Warden CARL SHANNON Secretary ALLISON ALLEN Treasurer ZIM JERNIGAN Chaplain CANON CURT JUNKER Page 61 Hillel Counselorship Cell to ri(lbt: Rosen, Benjamin, Prenglcr, Silbernian, Munvcs, Romick, Cordon, Shwarts, Werner, Werth, Bennett, Rutland, Lustig, Landsberg. 7v o( s )oi( ' ti, Altcrman, Barnett, Englcbcrg, Friedman, Goldman, Marcus, Olschwanger, Parker, Shapiro. HILLEL MAKES PROPORTIONAL DONATIONS TO UNITED JEWISH APPEAL EACH YEAR This organization fosters cultural, religious, interfaith, service and social activities among Jevi ' ish students at SMLl. Mem- bers of Hillel frequently have as their speakers rabbis of the various synagogues and temples in the city and ministers of different faiths. Jerry Landsberg, Pence Romick, Rose Lustig, Alfred Benjamin and Lois Munves make arrangements for Hillel ' s religious services. OFFICERS President . . . . . ALFRED M. BENJAMIN Vice-Presidents LEAH ALTERMAN ROSE LUSTIG LI LA WERNER Secretaries ANN BARNETT MARILYN SHAPIRO Treasurer DON ROSEN Sponsor . . . . RABBI I. H. WEISFELD Page 62 Methodist Student Movement first row: Caldwell, F..n, Bell, IVrkms I ' lopp, Breeland, Blank, Parker. Second roic, Broiles, Shirkcv, KutigLi!,, Muwry, Sloan, Palmer, McLean, Odom, Scheutz MSM OFFERS COMMUNITY SERVICE IN MEXICAN MISSION, WEST DALLAS, BETHLEHEM CENTER The Methodist Student Movement is the national collegiate organization sponsored by the Methodist church. The basic purpose of the group is to enrich the life of the campus and to train the students for Christian leadership in their community. Student thcspians make plans for another Wesley Players production. OFFICERS President .MILTON PROPP Vice-Presidents .... CARL REAM, JIM RODGERS Secretary CAROLYN PARKER Treasurer AL SHIRKEY Sponsor MISS MAYE BELL Page 63 Mustang Christian Feilowsliip J-irst row: McCarty, Blackburn, Roos, Grossman, Sanders, Maddox, Mcrwin, Cook. Second row: Lisotta, Gamer, Upham, Barnhouse. Third row: Davis, Fisher, Mattingly, Smith, Elhs, McPherson, Beecher, Graham. fourth row: McComb, Scott, Steed, Etheredge, Loucks, Maclin, Yager, Headington, Swindle, Hinsch, Mcruin. MEETINGS CENTER AROUND MESSAGE OF THE BIBLE, INFORMAL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP TTie Mustang Christian Fellowship, local chapter of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, traces its spiritual foundations back to Cambridge University in 1877. Tliis organization is open to all students regardless of religious affiliation. Weekly meetings are designed to help the student meet his daily problems and experiences on a spiritual basis. Members (if the .Mustang Christian Fellowship make plans for the innual Penthouse party. OFFICERS President H. D. McCARTY Vice-President JACK McCOMB Secretary ANNE GRAHAM Treasurer BARBARA McPHERSON Sponsor DR. CLYDE MANSCHREK Page 64 St. Mary ' s Catholic Club r ,s( r,.,r Ccpp, MlKu.ami, uriimn- , A ViuriL ' , ll.iitvMu, l iull . iillu, i ll.iio;, , ii ' -n,i, Pm.ii.i, lmk , k.ll.i rk,. x , Ikimz iiio.ui iiur. Lcdbcttcr, Inncrliukr, CaiUi, Stayail, Cullibcrtiun, Ik Young, IVuiil., Kidk), I ' ndcjux, 1 isji i, Mcbsina, S hiKid i, ilbi Third row: Mezo, Leora, Trejos, Ramirez, Mercado, Giangrosso, V. Oddo, Martinez, Malinowski, Rocerito. fourth row: Jacoby, Mears, Davis, T. Oddo, Gaines, Rathheim, Hennessy, Berrcs, Jefferson. CATHOLIC CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR ORPHANS AND NEEDY CHILDREN St. Mary ' s Catholic Club promotes friendship among Cathohcs at SMU and fosters their reHgious activities. To foster religious faith the club participates in communion Sundays. Club officers get together to discuss a Saturday night hayride. OFFICERS President MILDRED BOULBOULLE Vice-President CHARLOTTE HAROZ Secretary PHYNE ANCONA Treasurer H. RUDOLF HARTWIG Page 65 IVejf vi Westminster Student Fellowship 7irst row: Kilgore, Ha!!, Lang, Kirby, Moorcr. Second row: Bennett, King, Kirven, Head, Pride. W. S. F. TAKES ACTIVE PART IN PRESBYTERIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION ' S ANNUAL MEETINGS, REGIONAL RETREATS Westminster Student Fellowship provides fellowship and worship opportunity for Presbyterian students at SMLl. Meetings are held every Wednesday night. Service projects, an annual spring banquet and all cluuch night parties are among the activities. Hope Kilgore and Ross Kirven put W. S. F. literature in tfie sorority and fraternity boxes. •-■ ' ' ■-• i - i]Mi KtfaafaM HiM ' ' T ! |: ' jj no P ■ ' ! li OFFICERS President JAN KIRBY Vice-President BARRY PRIDE Secretary PAT MOORER Treasurer NORMAN BENNETT Sponsor DR. RAY M. MATSON Page 66 Service Alpha Phi Ome a Tirst row: Watson, Thomas, Hendrix, iiitunlHiL;, ,l l , Irnst, HarkuN Second roW: Good, Amerine, Mcrritt, Martin, Rowland, Paul, Wink, Wcbslcr, Odon, Bcnnutl, LaPradc, Thini row. Welch, Burke, Schmidt, Gentry, Gnuse, Angcll, McCord, Hayncs, Smith, Garner, Clayton, Bcatty, Krucger, Ewan, Masterson. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN SCOUTING, EARNEST DESIRE TO SERVE OTHERS HEAD APO MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law; to develop friendship and promote service to humanity. APO, noted for its service on the campus, is probably best known for its annual Christmas tree project and traditional Ugly Man contest in the spring. Bill Masterson helps Dick Craddock and Mary Ann Hurt at the COGS-APO Information Center. OFFICERS President HENRY YEACER Vice-Presidents . . BOB THOMAS, DOC WHITTENBERG Secretary TERRY HENDRIX Treasurer LARRY COTTINGHAM Sponsor WILLIAM BERNER Page 68 Blue Shirts ;rawford, Motcalt, Paul, Felts, Mathers. Cress, Nitschke, Shinham, Johns, Carroll, Cummings Heiining, Willman, Gordon, Rasmussen, Davis, Rhea. FRESHMAN MEN ' S ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATES IN PRE-FOOTBALL GAME CEREMONIES, BUILDS HOMECOMING BONFIRE Blue Shirts, an organization composed entirely of freshman men, has as its primary purpose tlu- promorir.g of school spirit and supporting the Mustangs. As a group they serve as a cheering section at all local varsity sports events. A Blue Shirt gets Pcruna ready to lead the Mustangs on Held. OFFICERS President BEN MATHERS Vice-President BILL METCALF Secretary JOHN RASMUSSEN Treasurer KEN SHINHAM Page 69 Arkansas Club DaMs W rmht Mc( k Breland, Chantilis, Emgrec TLirin,r, McGuyre, Downs, Billings, Marchhanks. ku(_kLr, Sheets, Canadav, Burns, Beattv. ARKANSAS STUDENTS ' CAR POOL MARKS START OF ORGANIZATION TTie Arkansas Club fosters friendships among Arkansas students and entertains other Arkansans visiting in Dallas. The club was formed six years ago by several Arkansas students helping each other secure rides back and forth to school. Last year the club had a reception for the students in Dallas for the SMLI-Arkansas game. Officers plan another picnic for Arkansas students OFFICERS President MARY DALE TURNER Vice-President ERNEST BEATTY Secretary BEVERLY CANADAY Treasurer ANNETTE WHISTLE Sponsors MRS. MARGARET SHEETS DEAN HEMPHILL HOSFORD Page 70 College Organization for General Service Fiisl ioi( : Grace, Harris, McConnell, Erwin, Brown, Mathes, A. Tucker, Stribling, Hickman, Riddick, Acker, Little, Brummagc, Horton. ieioiul row: Spaulding, Allen, Emish, McAdams, Davison, Gammill, Watson, Hcilhcckcr, Williams, Cladbach, Roberts, Rogge, Ditzler, Cum- mings, Wooten, Garber, Campbell. Third TOW: Dclancy, Cook, Edwards, Smith, Eberhart, Cowley, Russell, Reed, Ba) ' or, Sutherland, Grissom, Gepp, Moore, Wood, Bonner, Roor- bach, Hopkins. ' Fourth row: Chandler, Naugle, Ogbum, Allen, Harrison, Boring, Whedbee, Lee, McCaa, Aimer, Haroz, Henson, Lewis, Bradshaw, McMahon. Fifth rotv: Mayes, Roach, Ebaugh, Harrah, Shriver, Tucker, Parker, Marshall, Jones, Binion, Puckhabcr, Broadwater, McKce, Parker, Paxson, Bogue, Grigsby. COGS COLLECTS TOYS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN AS ONE OF SEVERAL ANNUAL PROJECTS COGS renders general service to the campus and to the community. At present, the organization has several annual projects such as building the float for the queen nominees during Homecoming and COGS Carnival. At Christmas time, COGS collects toys for underprivileged children. Other projects include working in Dean Spragin ' s office, caring for children at Hawks Nursery in theology quadrangle, working each fall during orientation and registration and ushering for the Dallas Symphony. President Vice-President Secretaries Treasurer Sponsor Page 71 OFFICERS . . . . RUTH HICKMAN . . . MARY ELLEN RIDDICK SARA STRIBLING, ROBIN RICHEY . . . BETTY JANE ACKEI ' . . . DEAN LIDE SPRAGINS COGS officers hand out programs at another meeting in Fondren Auditorium. The English Club first I, ill- I Lilian, V, ' i:M.n, Hliim, pitzeT, Allison, Michac ' son, IKi;on, ' i ian, Goldman, Carl Lee, anuion Sf onJ K.H ' Aksu, Bruiles, Dillard, Barbar, Barns, Attebeiry, Smith, kiddick, Hein, Leggett, White, Breeland, Ingle. Jhitii row Thompson, Jordan, McDowell, Pratt, Nance, White, Presley, Cronenwett, Bradberry, Blank, Ford, Beatty, Harris. ENGLISH CLUB PROVIDES MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION FOR STUDENTS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE, CULTURE Mt;mbership in the English Club is open to any sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student who is an English major or who has made one A in an intermediate or advanced English course. Meetings are held once a month, usually on the first Thursday. A program committee has charge of planning these meetings. T his organization is designed to provide a medium of communication for students interested in English and American lite-rature and culture. ad of the English department, is guest speaker il an linglish f:luh meeting OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor . MARTIS MICHAELSON . . . NANCY SPITZER MARGARET ANN ALLISON . DR. CHARLES VIVIAN Page 72 Free Le al Aid Clinic firs! row Robins, Cutherell, Rain, Payne, Ross. Secotid row: Brazill, Neathcry, Howell, McClellan, Connell, Snyder, West, Schrocder, Snodgrass. CLINIC GIVES FREE LEGAL AID TO ALL PERSONS OF THE COMMUNITY UNABLE TO EMPLOY COUNSEL The Free Legal Aid Clinic founded at SMLl in 1947 is a member of the National Legal Aid Association. The purpose of the Clinic is to render free legal aid to all persons of the community who are unable to employ counsel. Tlie Clinic is staffed by student attorneys selected from the senior class by the faculty on the basis of character and scholarship. Under the super- vision of a faculty director the student attorneys interview clients, prepare the cases for trial and assist the Junior Bar attorneys when the cases reach the stage of litigation. OFFICERS Chief Counsel . . CLARENCE P. BRAZILL, JR. Director . . PROFESSOR TALBOT RAIN MEMBERS Robert B. Baker Roy Howell Clifford Payne Hugh Snodgrass Sam Snyder Corwin Connell Carl McClellan Edward Robins Arthur Schroeder Jack West Robert Cutherell Roger Neathery James Ross Page 73 SMU Council on World Affairs [First roic Ewan, Craddock, Gepp, Mann, Allman. Second row. Collins, Hosford, Cherry, Dale, Wilson, Slaughter, Benton. CLUB SPREADS DEEPER COMPREHENSION OF WORLD RIGHTS AND DUTIES AMONG STUDENTS Thf SMU Council on World Affairs promotes student interest and understanding; of the problems which confront the world community. Council members look at another region of interest in the News of the Week. OFFICERS President LOLA MANN Vice-President PIERCE ALLMAN Secretary CAROLE DALE Treasurer RICHARD CRADDOCK Sponsor DR. NX ' . E. BENTON Sponsor .MISS ROSELLA LINSKIE Page 74 Rally Committee first row: Broadnax, Hobson, McKee, Allison, Doonan, Massengale, Pfeifer, Bennett. Second row: Stewart, Brown, Broiles, Allen, Patterson, Jones, Kaufman, Berry, Dublin, Rogge, Jeter, Hightower, Sigler, Hill, Myers. Jhirii row: Smith, Badt, Moscrip, Clifford, Gladbach, Bowen, Ungerman, Woodward, Jcrnigan, Holmes, Sutherland, Wall, Wright, Kitchens, Pearce, Cook. Tourih row: Russell, Jeter, Boddeker, Mings, Acker, Meyers, Wink, Harkey, Webster, Crouch, Cottingham, Presley, Neal, Jefferson, Dunn. Tifth row: Pitts, Graham, Bayer, decker, Lawson, Masterson, Baker, Reaser, Fulda, Pool, Nicholson, Knickerbocker, Holland. Sixth row: Dobbs, Irwin, Rainwater, Cox, Traylor, McCullough, Coleman, Arthur, Collins, Frost, Barber, Jones, Northrop. COMMITTEE PRESENTS CARD STUNTS AT HOME AND OUT-OF-TOWN FOOTBALL GAMES Tlie Rally Committee fosters and assists in the development of school spirit. Rally Committee officers plan card stunts tor the next football game. OFFICERS Chairman JEANE DOONAN Vice-chairman JIM ALLISON Secretary ROYCE McKEE Secretary LUANN MASSENGALE Treasurer NORMAN BENNETT Page 75 Jirst roiC: Rymcr, Cald- well, Riddick, Chawner, Rogge, Freeman, Brasse, Burruss, Maclay. Second row: Collier, Se- gars, Moore, Prideaux, Lucas, Sims, Stone, Bludworth, Myers. 7hird row: Incc, Barton, Hubbard, Grissom, Lee, McCrea, Brown, Wood- son, Vamey, Badt. fourth row: Smith, Mon- teith, Bowers. Campus League of Women Voters OFFICERS The Campus League of Women Voters strives to promote President ELE.NITA RIDDICK political responsibility in the young women of this univer- Secretary CAROLYN COLLIER sity through active participation locally and nationally. It is Treasurer ANN NELL ROGGE not a political party but the organization endeavors to create Sponsor ELEANOR MACLAY impartial interest in student government. OFFICERS The Cosmopolitan Club promotes a better understanding President WILLY SCHUMANN among the people of various nations. Vice-President .... JULIO BARBOZA Secretary BEATRICE MACHADO Program Chairman STANLEY SUBHAN Cosmopolitan Club Ftisl toir Pereita, Brazil; Coodall, Oklahoma; Ma- chado, Brazil; Correio, Brazil; Aksu, Turkey; Aziz, Pakistan; Conde, Leyte; Stoll, sponsor. Second row: Trejos, Costa Rica; Loera, Mexico; B a r b o z a , Argentina; Chong, Malaya; Lemos, Brazil; Rogers, Canada. Jhud row Molnar; Grundmann, Germany; Subhan, India; Lini, Ma- laya; Schumann, Ger- many; Mercado, Peru. fourth row: Lemus; S roglu, Turkey; Monies, Guatemala; Cueto-Rica, Argentina; T r a w n i k Germany; Berres, Ger many. Page 76 Sports Tirst row. Ireland, Hill, Armitagc, Wolfe, Hughes. Second row: Weber, Rcd- ditt, Rhine, Rooke, Shri- Mustang Recreation Association OFFICERS The MRA sponsors all intramurals for women on the cam- President MARY ANN RHINE pus and recreational clubs, some of which are co-educational. Vice-President CHARMAINE IRELAND These clubs include the activities of water ballet, modern Secretary JANE ARMITAGE dance, tennis, badminton, table tennis, square and folk dance. Treasurer PAT HOLMES archery and team sports. Sponsors DR. MARYHELEN VANNIER, MRS MARVELL WEBER Tirst row Mehaffcy, Hap- good, Buschman, Allen, Litowkin, Barr, Wcrthei- mer, Pedcrson, Clement, Carmichael. Second row: Waters, Dana, Hughes, Armitage, Rhine, Hood, Ireland, Morrison, Rabom, Rich- ardson, Maples. Third row: Saenz, Biggs, Vannier, Stubblefield, Harrah, Perry, Hol- combe, Hanson, Lyle. Tourlh row: Donovon, Crooks, Hogshead, Mc- Clennohan, Weber, Brown, Messersmith, Kennedy, McMillion. Page 78 OFFICERS SCOPE promotes a professional attitude toward the teach- President ALEX LITOWKIN ing and promotion of physical education and related fields. Vice-President BARBARA BUSCHMAN Secretary ANNETTE ALLEN Treasurer JIMMY PAYNE Spon sors BETTY WERTHEIMER, A. R. BARR Student Club of Physical Education iiH 1 IF ■■ s inv i F F K. ' ' k ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Lookabaugh, Hapgood, R. James, Henderson, Lan- i l.V.7 A- nn| Vr C vW mi KHiiKitiK ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' Robertson, N ' euhoff, i ' l f i ll- • I ' ' 1 1 ' ' °° ' ' ' - ™ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' F rland, Cheesborough, Holton, ' 7 ' ' V PJ k m . H Ellison, Harris, Davis, Wolfe, Rettger. ifit. tf 1 ' il ' - E H • ' ' ' ' ™ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Coffelt, Yost, Carmichael, Melccr Un- Dolphin Club OFFICERS The Dolphin Club is a girls ' swimming organization. It President TYKE McFARLAN ' D was begun in 1948 when a few girls decided to form a syn- Vice- President SUZIE SMITH chronized s imming club. It now has a membership of 60. Secretary-Treasurer JODY HOOD Sponsor IDA MAY HOGSHEAD OFFICERS The Promenaders promote, among the student body of President HOPE KILCORE SMU, the enjoyment of square and round dances, which are Vice-President ED HOLLEN ' BECK a phase of the cultural heritage of the Southwest. Secretary JAN ' DAVISON Treasurer ANITA McDOUGAL Sponsor BETTY WERTHEIMER Promenaders firs row: Buford, Wigley, „ K M Bright, Cowley, Burlison, .. ' mrT-- m sr H Davison. Second row: B e c c h c r , Knox, White, Hill, Ncw- by, Kilgore. Xhi„l row: Widcner, Cardwcll, McDougal, V . -1 1 ._ _ Page 79 first row: Holcombe, Mc- Neely, Allen, Billings, D i t z 1 e r , Cummings, Lookabaugh, Shriver, Armitage. Second tow: Hcrnblom, Tucker, Bro A ' n, Harrah, Ellis, Deis, H u 1 s e y , Thomas, Cullum, Van Wart, Godfrey, Schnei- der, Carmichael, Hud- son. Third row: Lim, Guiglardi, Cloyd, Shoemaker, Holmberg, Thompson, M a s s i n a , Thompson, Burford, Wyatt, Miller, Reiley, Fox, Boedecker, Janowski, Chong, Stub- blelield. Racquet Club President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS . . . ANDREW CHONG SHIRLEY DEIS . . CHRISTINE THOMAS . MRS. MARGIE STUBBLEFIELD It is the general purpose of the Racquet Club to promote and stimulate an interest in tennis, ping-pong and badminton. It also affords the members a chance to enjoy keen competi- tion in the various sports and to associate with people who are interested in the same field. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasun Sponsor OFFICERS HELYN WOLFE . . . . JANE ARMITAGE . . . BETTY THOMASSON MRS. MARGIE STUBBLEFIELD The Team Sports Club attempts to awaken a wide and in- telligent interest in major athletic games and activities. Team Sports Club Tirst fow: Rcily, Carmi- chael, Hood, Jefferson, Cowley. Second row: Hernblom, Schneider, Harrah, Mc- Neely, Martin, Beattie, Dawson, Hudson. Third James, Ireland, Brown, Guiglardi, Shri- ver, Wolfe, Thomasson, Wink, Stubblefield. Page 80 Publications WiftS Editor, Hoss Dawson, makes up a layout page for the printers. Mickey Huffman, associate cditn see if all nanus , looks through a student directory to are spelled correctly. All Independent LJ niiersily Newspaper All-American Member Associated Collegiate Press Freedom of the press is not the freedom to say what you please, hut the freedom to tell the people the truth about the world we live in. — Umphrey Lee Financial difficulties, staff resignations, stolen typewriters and a leaky roof cropped up in the 39th year of publication for THE SMU CAMPUS, but all of them were somehow overcome. The sheet adopted a vigorous editorial policy in 1952-53, and the new system at least interested the student body if their letters can be taken as an indication. The new student magazine, ' Hoofprint, ' came in for so much crusading by THE CAMPUS that we on the staff feel like its godfather. We took time out in November to give Coach Rusty Russell a pat on the back. The spring holiday, student parking, spring nish and numerous other subjects also found their way to the editorial pages of THE CAM- PUS during the year. Of course, we aren ' t always right (i. c., Adlai), but even Mr, Gallup slipped up in ' 48. Without Mickey Huffman and Larry Wrightsman there would have been times when the paper would have never made the stands. This is particularly true of a rainy Home- coming day when the editor was conventioning in Denver and the issue editor was telling Texas U. coeds how to write fashion stories. Mickey was ever-helpful, especially on the news desk, and Larry aided the sports, society and amusements editors. Doris Stewart was once again the mainstay of the news desks with the help of Lee Parr. Lee moved up from society when Lunell McFarland heard the clanging of wedding bells. Renvia Jernigan took charge of the social life of the Mus- tangs with scarcely a bobble, greatly relieving a frightened staff. Another relief was provided by Marjorie Lucas, who as- sumed the role of amusements critic when Bill Stuckey left. And not to be forgotten is Val Sellors, who seemed always to be around when she was most needed. Ever-present throughout the year were finances. But some- how Martin S. Reese guided us through the monetary storm, despite the inconsiderate thief who stripped the editorial de- partment of typewriters late in the fall. It ' s been a hectic year for the staff, but it ' s also been an enjo -ablc one Lee Parr, issue editor, and Doris Stewart, news editor, write the week ' s top news story together. Page 82 WSSTCRN NBWSPAPSH UNION =• Val ScUors, special issue editor, and Maijone Lucas, amusements edi- tor, discuss the latest Arden Club production. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR HA. DAWSON Associate Editor MICKEY HUFFMAN Managing Editor LARRY WRIGHTSMAN News Editor DORIS STEWART Issue Editor LEE PARR Sports Editor CAREY MOORE Society Editor RENVIA JERNIGAN Amusements Editor MARJORIE LUCAS Special Issue Editor VAL SELLORS Cartoonist JIM McLEAN Photography JAMES LAUGHEAD BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER MARTIN S. REESE Advertising Manager JACK MAXWELL Assistant Advertising Manager GEORGE NILAN yhe SyHJI Campus is published in Dallas twice a week, except dur- ing holidays and Dead Week. The Campus is written and edited by students. The views presented are those of the staff and do not neces- sarily reflect administrative policies of the University. Signed articles are the opinion of the writers only, not necessarily of Tdf SMlt Cam- pus. Society Editor, Rcnvia Jernigan, checks on the decorations for an all-school dance. Larry Wrighlsman, managing editor, and Carey Moore, sports editor, write a caption for Friday ' s cartoon. The Campus staff proudly watch as Doris Stewart types the last story in the Homecoming issue. Page 83 M(i Jones, editor, watches with jo iHl l.isl duniniy leave tor Iowa City. The 195B Rotunda Out of seven months of chaos, the 1953 Rotunda has emerged to the utter amazement of the entire staff. A few minor changes have been made such as the inclusion of an organizations index and the separation of the Engineering School. But above all, we have tried to present a complete picture of ' 53 at SMU, as serious or as humorous as the year may have been. We think the cartoons of Guy Deel unearth the real fun of college life. The real credit for the book goes to an untiring staff. To Peggy Hudson, associate editor, 1 will ever be grateful. She worked days, nights, and holidays in any and all parts of the book with the same contagious enthusiasm. Mildred Henderson pasted down every picture with a smile. Ann Nolte and John Butler haunted the sorority and fraternity houses until each face had a name; Sue Grace edited both the Organi zations and Activities sections with absolute ease. Betty Bartz managed to complete the Class section and still came back for more work. Dave Riley capably handled the sports; while Judy White and Henry Kirby, who received Campus Life in the middle of October, somehow dreamed up a new slant on an old section. We all marvel that Flo White still has her eyesight after editing the index. Barbara Russell, Betsy Jeter, Marty Townes, and the many others who indexed, typed, and alphabetized for hours remain glowing memories to me. Sincere thanks go to Mr. Jim Webb of Southwestern En- graving Company, Artist Fred Caropresi, Mr. R. J. Collins of Economy Advertising Company, the Laugheads, and Car- toonist Guy Deel for their understanding, patience and help- ful advice. Looking back, the cluttered office bearing at times a strik- ing resemblance to the Spudnut Shop, late hours, missed deadhnes, impassioned pleas for free pages, and the loudest radio known to man seem insignificant. Another staff might have produced the book with far greater efficiency, but no other group could have made the job as much fun. Mo Jones Nolte and Butler just can ' t believe that all of the sororities and fraternities have paid. Betsy Jeter, Adair Tucker, and Mary Canada helped the staff through some of the busiest days to meet the deadlines. Page 84 The Staff Editor MARY OWEN JONES Associate Editor PEGGY HUDSON Layout Editor MILDRED HENDERSON Artist FRED CAROPRESI Cartoonist GUY DEEL Organizations and Activities Editor SARAH SUE GRACE Class Editor BETTY BARTZ Fraternity Editor JOHN BUTLER Sorority Editor ANN NOLTE Sports Editor DAVE RILEY Index Editor FLORENCE WHITE Pictorial Editors JUDY WHITE, HENRY KIRBY Mildred Henderson crops another picture (or the sports layout. STAFF MEMBERS Barbara Russell Adair Tucker Marty Townes Nance Fruit Betsy Jeter Mary Canada Sharon Harris Joy Carl Lee Doug Jarvis Barbara Gepp Claudette Bradshav Ella Alford Henry Baer Ann Tliomas John Hay Willis Tate, Jr Dave Riley smiles happily after dreaming up the last sports headline. Sarah Sue Grace makes a picture ap- pointment for an organization at the free hour Barbara Russell and Betty Bartz alphabetize card number 3386. Flo White and Doug Jarvis check to see if the index cards are in order. Judv White and Henry Kirby select rush pic- tures for the pictorial section. Page 85 Southwestern law Journal T-irst row: Thrash, Pack, Marlatt, Larson, Saye, Burgman, Knox. Second row: Hall, Musslewhite, Hamilton, Blankenship, Price, Bliss, Eden, McNicholas, Redden. GROUP PUBLISHES ARTICLES, NOTES, COMMENTS ON IMPORTANT LEGAL SUBJECTS The Soull)ii ' slein Law ]owual publishes timely articles on the status and developments of the Law for the benefit of prac- ticing Jriwyers and law students in the Southwest. OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief . . CHARLES BURGMAN Note Editors . .1. J KILGARIFF, ARMINE C. ERNST Secretary . ERNEST EUGENE MARLATT Business Manager . . . ROBERT V. PACK, JR. Faculty Editor . . . LENNART V. LARSON MEMBERS Cooper Blankenship Dean V. Crossnickle Ernest E. .Marlatt Robert Eben Price James Virgil Bliss Charles W, Hall Michael J. McNicholas Jack A. Redden Billy Eugene Brice John M. Hamilton Samuel M. Mims, Jr. Leah W. Saye Charles Burgman Calvin J. Henson, Jr. Donald Mopsik Randolph E. Scott Clarence Jack Eden J. J. Kilgariff Benton Musslewhite Douglas D. Snyder Armine Ernst James A. Knox Robert W. Pack, Jr. W. Dawson Sterling Charles C. Thrash, Jr Page 86 Fine Arts Arden Club first row. Bennett, Olson, Klibanow, Cole, Hopkins, Watson, Taggart, Henderson, Burchfiel, Tims, Wall, Rook, Second row: Clark, Young, Crow, Rcnshaw, Russell, Marcus, Brannam, Lampman, Rick, Holmberg, Ledbetter, Cierco. STUDENT DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION FURNISHES ENTERTAINMENT, PROMOTES EDUCATIONAL THEATRE ON CAMPUS The Arden Club is the drama-producing club of SMU. It produces interesting, varied plays to aid the cultural life of students and interested citizens. Membership is honorary but the group is a working, production organization. The Arden Workshop is an auxiliary organization to the club. Members achieve experience in all phases of theatrical activity. Arden Club officers look through some plays for the year ' s produc- ticins with their sponsor. Dr. Edyth Rcnshaw. OFFICERS President CAROLYN HOPKINS Vice-President CLETA WATSON Secretary ELEANOR HENDERSON Secretary JEAN TAGGART Treasurer PAT TIMS Sponsor DR. EDYTH RENSHAW Page 88 Emmett Jacobs and Patricia Parker just announced the engagement in a scene from Green Grow the Lilacs. ' Curly and Jeter have a dangerous looking argument in the Ardcn Club ' s second production. MEMBERS Norman Bennett John Brannam Ann Burchfiel Carol Cierco John Clark David Healy Eleanor Henderson Georg e Holland Carolyn Hopkins La Jean Kaufman Joe Klibanovs Huoh Lampman Joan Ledbetter Norma McConibs Beatrice Marcus Virgil Olson Helen Marie Kick Jean Rooke Jean Taggart Patrick C. Tims Barbara Wall Cleta Watson Loucille Wemple Virginia Young The police are looking for a A scene strictly for men in Green Grow the Lilacs. ' Dear Ellen, always so clever! The Mustang Band OFFICERS Student Conductor GUY LYONS Drum Major JACK STRUBLE President TOM TARTER Librarian JACK TITUS Property Manager ALLEN LINTZ The first Mustang Band was formed in 1916 for the express purpose of inspiring the foothaJI team in its efforts and to bring victory and glory to SMU. Oakley H. Pittman, the present director, took over the reins in 1948. He has brought wide public acclaim to the band through clever and intricate football game maneuvers, Tlie band members come to school a week before the studtni Undy to L;ct icady for the coming season. At the orientation program, new students get their first taste of the .Mustang Band, pertnrnnng the traditional football marches and ja;: for uhich SMLI has become famous. The band per- forms for all pep rallies and bonfires, rain or shine, home game or not. The annual Pigskin Review, one of the highlights of Homecoming week, is entirely handled by the band. The colorful Mustang Band plays an important part in building the famous Spirit of SMU. Page 90 Band Personnel OAKLEY H. PITTMAN, Director Tlules Elizabeth Ann Pittman Anita Carlin Anna Mac Robinson Barbara Wilkinson John Rasmussin Toodie Ziegler Ohoes and f.ii) !!.).. Horn Barry Dom Billy Nugent Bassoons Bill OQuinn Norma McCombs Helen Games £h Clarinet E. D. McLaughlin BI7 Clarinets Allen Lintz E. D. McLaughlin Cayle Shoemaker Dewey Pendleton Lucia Sutton Max Nygaard Bill Hogan Marie Love Joan Holmberg Jens Nygaard Anita Lester Charles Baker Thalia Smith Carl Long Anne Rice Myla Greene Jlto Clarinets Marion Fladgcr Jane Ellis Buss Clarinets Mario Foster Billie Biggs Judith Olson Coiilra-Bass Clarinet Jim Wurgler Jlto Saxophones David Mclntire Joe Pierce Ed Thompson Avoncll Baker Tenor Saxophones Teresa Lancaster Joe James Haritone Saxophone Ted Winbcrg Cornets Jim Pittman Jack Titus Tommy Noblitt Kenneth Dickson Wayne Odom Jim ' Ed Willman George Johnson Howard Albright Prentice Hickman Trumpets Mason Briggs Albert Fairfield Billy Nugent Trench Horns Geneva Redwinc Tom Tarter Mark Kelso H. D. McCarty Peyton Smith Robert Favre Peggy Scott Trom font ' s Guy Lyons Gene McKinney Paris Rutherford Jack Struble Neil Marshall Wallace Pittman Howard Lincoln Wade Choate Winston Rhea Paul Cardwell John Lishtfoot harilones John Kuhn Rob H.-,rt John Calbrcaith Fred Davis Afton Pike Earl Hoisington Basses Martin Kelsey John Bowen Bob LeMay John Osburn George Springe Max Nygaard PtrCHSSlOH Zclda Sandler Don Selden Herbert Davis Roger Rhodes Dave Davis John Brooks Ray Witherspoon Carl Jackson Opal Kelsey .JP==l_ KSMU and KSMU-FM Hugh Lampman and George Holland, holding scripts for KSMU Theatre On The Air, ' wait for a cue from drama director, Cleta Watson. Engineer, Lasse Giertz, operates studio sound effects turn- tables. John Bernard Meyer checks production from the central control room. Barbara Cowley and Jody Hood, continuity writers, evidently enjoy their work on the staff. Director of the music library, John Tul- lis, proudly displays record No. 2000 to station manager, George Holland. Jerr ' Cowan operates controls as chief engineer Evans Lyster, checks over insides of KSMU ' s big master console. Bryant Sewell, assistant chief engi- neer, tests a saltshaker type of microphone. Page 92 KSMU ' s announcing staff for the year included Lester Sims, Charlie Stark, Bill Havnes, Tom Macnn, Hugh Lampman and Phil Franklin. RADIO STATION PRESENTS BROADCASTS FOR ENTERTAINMENT, INFORMATION, EDUCATION OF SMU STUDENT BODY Ceurge Holland explains plans for increasing KSMU- FM power to Porter Crow, faculty advisor, for radio broadcasting. Hugh Lampman looks on. John Bernard Meyer, director of news and special evi department, advises program director, Tony Bridge, on editing a news bulletin Special events reporter, Maclver Harris, Ir., scans late news coming from the LLP. tele- printer before tacking-up the next newscast. The purpose of KSMU is to provide specialized training for students who uill enter the broadcasting professions. It is to be a station that is of, by and for the students, creating programs that aie eiuertniniiis;, educational and concerned with the students ' welfare. Page 93 Tirst rou ' : Rodriguez, Pen- ry, Blair, Fagan, Ballard, McClcllan, F. Blackburn, Ellis, Reely, Jones, Second row: Tomlinson, Callahan, Klein, J. Black- burn, Erickson, Oliver, Crooks, Read, Gciser. S M U Biological Society The SMU Biological Society encourages study and stimu- OFFICERS lates fellowship among biology students and serves as a me- President MILDRED ELLIS dium for the transmission of ideas in the field of biology. Vice-President DON G. BLAIR Secretary-Treasurer .... FRA.i CIS BLACKBUR. ' Sponsor DR. S. W. GEISER Debate Club The Debate Club encourages individual and group partici- pation in the speech arts. It sponsors debate teams fronj SMU to intercollegiate tournaments across the country. For the last three years, members of the club have won the Southwest Conference Tournament and for two years have participated in the West Point National Tournament OFFICERS President BILL BRICE Vice-President JANICE ROBBINS Secretary ANN BARNETT Debate Manager DOUG SLOAN Publicity Chairman BOB TURNER Parliamentarian BOB GENTRY first row. Tey, Lewis, Matthews, Turner, Gen- try, Pace, Sloan, Burli- son. Second row: Fugit, Brice, Robbins, Ballard, Luker, Craddock, D u s h m a n , Bamett, Hill, Wall, Bal- lard, Patterson. Page 94 Southern Methodist University Choir f t ' ' M fir ( roic: Curtis, Mayo, Whedbee, Prentiss, Hohnstein, Shaw, Sturgess, Hefner, Mayer, Putney, Myers, Second row: Jacobsen, Ogle, Schliph, Favre, Fairfield, Reeves, Bowen, Straiten, Jones, Wendland, Brasher, Walker. Third row: O ' Steen, Willis, Thomas, Livingstone, Darnold, Noblitt, Sullivan, Atkinson, McCook, ' Coggins, McKinney, Hawkins, Westbrook. fourth row: Broadwater, Hinken, Brooks, Baker, Jones, Pool, Kelso, McKinney, Pittman, Allen, Bramel, Trimble, Jordan, Spradling. CHOIR PROVIDES SMU AND SELECTED POINTS IN SOUTHWEST WITH CHORAL PROGRAMS The purposes of the choir are to give students of SMU an opportunity to become participants in a first-class choral group; to perform the great music of all ages in a professional manner and with professional perfection, never losing sight of the inher- ent values of music in everyday life; to provide SMU and selected points in the southwest with choral programs; and to advance the cause of SMU and good music in the southwest. OFFICERS President WASH POOL S ecretary-Treasurer PAT TRIMBLE Sponsor DR. ORVILLE BORCHERS first Sopranos .Mina Baker ZuDell Broadwater Bonnie Wendland Lucy Westbrook first Tenors C. W. Hefner Willard Hohnstein Kenneth Shaw Tom Sturgess Second Tetiors John Bowen Al Fairfield Robert Favre Edwin Reeves Brent Stratten Baritones Charles Allen Max H. Coggins Arthur Darnold Cordon Johnson Allen Jones Daniel McCook Tom Noblitt Wash Pool MEMBERS dsses Jerry Atkinson Mark Kelso Ted McKenney Wallace Pittman Thomas Sullivan Jack Titus . 1) ' ra Lou Brooks May Adelaide Hinken Annellon Livingstone Anita .Mayo Joanne Willis econJ Sopranos Gloria Curtis Enice Jacobsen Ann Ogle Mary Prentiss Carolyn Schliph Ann Thomas Jeanne Whedbee irst Mtos Hazel Bramel Kay Frances Brasher Betty Hawkins Mary Frances Mycr Ida Spradling Pat Trimble econd JUos Wanda Ruth Jones Mary K. Jordan Miriam Mayer Suzette McKinney Lynn Putney Pat Walker Page 95 personalities Page 96 iliiiiiilliwp royalty favorites beauties rotunda salutes TYKE Mc|=ARLAND pi beta phi J — lomecoming ci ' jesn Page 97 BARBARA BOLANZ Kappa Kappa Gamma I L ' prcsi. ' iitativc to the Cotton Bowl MARJORIE HIGHTOWER Pi Beta Phi Representative to the Texas Round-Up TYKE McFARLAND Pi Beta Phi Representative to the Rice Rondelet SMU JEANE DOONAN Chi Omega Representative to the Arkansas Gaebele Page 98 Ru:-. Nii DICKSON Kappa Kappa Gamma Representative to the Texas A M Cottiin Ball PAT PARKER Delta Delta Delta Representative to the TCLl Ranch Week Royalty MARY MOORE liLIRRAkn ' i Beta Phi Repicscntativo to the Baylor FIny Day ANNETTE WHISTLE Delta Gamma Representative to Texas Wesleyan CYNTHIA HOOD Kappa Kappa Gamma Representative to the T.S.C.W. Rosebud Festival SONYA GLADBACH Chi Omega Representative to Arlington State BEVERLY llM5Llk. Delta Zeta Representative to Stephen F. Austin GWEN SELECM V Kappa Kappa Gamma Honorary Cadet Captain of Pershiny Rifles Page 99 JIMMY ALLISON Rotunda ROSANNE DICKSON JEANE DOONAN Page 100 Favorites BILL FARRELL W BILL KJRLSILR MAklORlE HICHTOWER MARY ANN HELN Page 101 Rotunda DON liUuh BILL LAWSON ROYCE KAYE McKEE BHNTC)i MLISSLEWHITE Page !02 Favorites PATSY PITTMAN DAVE POWELL BE ITY JOYCE SCOTT MILTON PROPP Page 103 DON REILY SALLY SUTTON Favorites VALERIE SELLORS Page 104 The Jud e BILLY GRADY Head Talent Scout of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer A longtime veteran of motion pictures, Billy Grady has worked as talent scout and casting director for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Pictures for more than twenty-five years. We consid- ered the man who discovered such MGM stars as Lana Turner, Judy Garland, and Kathryn Grayson to be a highly qualified judge of beauty. Page 106 Of. , Page 107 BARBARA BoLanz 6aIIas kcXppA kAppA QAmmA Page 108 Page 109 Buntm chi omega Page I 10 Page I I I vmqmiA hamel shRevepoRt, Iouisiapa pi Beta phi Page 112 DRTItAIT nV KAI ' lillKAD Page I 13 Jacqueline hoqan fORt WORth kappA AlphA theta Page I 14 Page 115 mARy mooRe hUB13AR6 55 PARIS, teXAS pi Beta phi Page I 16 Page 117 3 l| houston S. ' kappa kappa gamma Page 118 Page 119 mapy pRances tpayloR Bapnesville, qeoRqia 6eltA C)AmmA Page 120 Phone 121 9 ' ; jfS j - ' BeveRly whyBURn I 6alUs li 6eltA zetA Phone 122 rORTRAIT nv I.,UV;;[K. I) Phone 123 Beauty mAR]ORie Ann BROWn kilqoRe keitha Clements min6en, louisiAna Page 124 nominees fay anne fpancis QReenwich, connecticutt pAtRICia coRRiqan hoLLywooC), califoRniA Page 125 Beauty sue hall Lonqview nancy hopkins 6aIL s Page 126 nominees mccLintock 6aIUs mAu6Anne ki66 new yoRk, new yoRk Page 127 Beauty jOAnne peak 6aUas pAtsy pittman CORPUS ChRIStI Page 128 nominees CARolyn SAun6eRS winnsBORO elizABeth pRuneR OaIUs Page 129 Beauty qail Simpson 6ALLas ann van stop 6aIUs Page 130 nominees fSABelle Wilson 6aLIas maRlene veazey lUBBOCk Page 131 nominees mARy wis6om dAlUs effie xeRos 6aIUs Page 132 The ROTUNDA Salutes . . . SISSY HOBSON for the unselfish contribu- tion of her artistic abihty. She designed all the card stunts for the Rally Committee half-time displays, handled the job of pub- licity chairman for Homecoming and the Campus Chest and was a member of Mortar Board and Kirkos this year. Previously she had been chairman of the TB X-ray survey, art editor of the M Book, and had re- ceived the Outstanding Sports Manager award. BOB THOMAS of the Law School, who capably served as chairman of the Cam- pus Chest drive this spring. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Bob has acted as sec- retary of Blue Key, vice-president of A P.O. and a member of the Student Publishing Board, HOSS DAWSOX, who as editor of the Campus, put out a paper whose courage to voice its opinion and to present all sides of any issue kept its readers Inter- ested and alert throughout the year. Hoss was also a member of Cyccn Fjodr and Blue Kev. LUA. N MASSi; C,. [.i;, seurl.iry ..t AWS. In addition she handled the min- utes for Kirkos and the Rally Committee, served as vice-president of Women ' s Pan- hcllenic, and was a member of the Meth- odist Student Movement coimci! and the University r.hoir HOB GHNTRY lor his scholniship .ind service. As president of the Student Council of Religious Activities, Bob was responsible for one of the most effective and successful Religious Emphasis Weeks in SMU ' s history. He has won acclaim lor SMU as Southwest Conference De- bate Champion and for himself as a win- ner of the Saner Oratory Award. Bob belongs to Phi Beta Kappa, Cycen Fjodr, and Blue Kev. Page 133 The ROTUNDA DAVE BLAKEY for his w,iik as presi- dent of the Senior Class. Dave, a repre- sentative from the Business School to the Student Council, was a member of the social committee. MARILYN JONES for her service as Stu- dent Union house committee chairman and member of the Union Directorate and Gov- erning Board. Marilyn was elected to the COGS steering committee and as treasurer of the Sophomore Class. JIM RODCERS, the Theology Schools representative to the Student Council. Jim has acted as assistant to the Chap- lain of the University, vice-president of the Methodist Student Movement and a number of the Student Council of Reli- gious Aetivilies. MARGARET SUTHERLAND for her work in COGS, the Rally Committee and as president of the Campus League of Women Voters. She also holds the of- fices of Student Union fashion committee director. Gamma Alpha Chi vice-presi- dent, and Phi Chi Theta vice-president. VAL JOE WALKER, a sub-captain of the football team. As an All-American selec- tion in football and track, Val Joe was the first Mustang to receive such nation- al recognition in two sports. He was also elected to Who ' s Who. Page 134 Salutes . . . SID RUCKER who held the position of treasurer of the Students ' Association. Sid was elected also president of the Arkansas Club and Beta Alpha Psi. NANCY SPITZER for her creative con- tribution. In the field of art, Nancy act- ed as art editor for both the M Book and the Student Directory. As a writer, she served as fiction editor of the £imJ ' 0, fashion director of KSMU, and author and director of the Faculty Frolics. She was also historian of Kirkos and vice- president of the English Honor Society. JOHNNY TORBETT, head cheerleader. Johnny ' s new ideas and enthusiastic as- sistants helped revive waning Pony spirit. H1;A i klCE MARCUS tor her varied ac- tivities and service. Bca served as presi- dent of Women ' s Panhellenic and as Hil- lel ' s representative to the Student Coun- cil of Religious Activities. Active in the Arden Club and the University Summer Theater, she is also vice-president of Psi Chi, historian of Mortar Board and treas- urer of Kirkos. GORDON HOSFORD, who was elect- ed to Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year. An Arts and Science representative to the Students ' Association for two years, Cordon has .served this year as chairman of the election committee. He is also a member of Blue Key and Kappa Mu Epsilon. Page 135 campus life Page 136 The Cheerleaders HEAD CHEERLEADER John Torbett CHEERLEADERS Beach Mott, Larry Wells, Roger Blackmar, Dick Sanderson, Dick Bernet, Bob irby stSSV I rv 7 y Page 137 ...to climax the fall, we showed the old rad, Students watch the traclTticnal homecoming bontir The big top is up and the show is on. Anybody got a match? Decorations on the steps Dallas Hall welcome thi exes. A thing of beauty is a joy forever, Carlcnc X ' cwland gives her version of Honcv Bun. Ancient Greeks were known tor their drv humor. Mike Patison, Larry Meredith, Dick Raines, and Jim Flemming give out with some real barber shop harmony. Presenting the 1952 Homecoming Queen Nominees, Basketball Beauties displa) ' their charms. And it ' s Bob Irby and his Hilltop Ramblers. The Greatest School on Earth. ' Page 139 The colorful circus parade... Mortar Board members modestly call attention to its purpose. Beta Theta Pi enters a beautiful calli ope in thf lli.,it rnmpetiti.in The spirit of the Mustangs is displayed by Kappa Alpha ' s float with the slogan, ■ Snare the Bears. A huge elephant pulls Phi Delta Theta s calliope Delta Delta Deltas float follows the circus theme of Homecoming with a seal balancing a football on its nose. A giant elephant holds a pitiful Ba ' lor Bear on the Phi Gamma Delta float. lappa Alpha Theta presents a checker board ith the southwest conference jumping through a hoop at the whip of Peruna. Gamma Phi Beta wins the prize for most humorous float. This gigantic float bears proudh ' the name of Delta Kappa Epsilon. he Pi Kappa Alpha ' s float presents a barker calling out the merits of S.M.U. Kappa Kappa Gamma shows Peruna cracking the whip over a cringing Baylor Bear. moved down Elm... Page 141 ...to the tune of marching feet, blaring bands... The color guard passes in revue. The Chi Omega float had Pcruna riding Bcarback. The Zetas add to the big show with their herd of elephants Peruna strikes up a fight sol on the Delta Zeta calliope SAE ' s throw bear burgers to the crowd. The Alpha Delta Pis parade a red and blue Dallas Ha Peaina shoots down the bears on the Lambda Chi float. Sigma Kappa ' s red and blue Dallas The hu ge Delta Gamma drum wins the most Hall guards two Baylor bears. beautiful award. Delta Chi ' s silver Perima wins most beautiful in the fraternity division. An ATO Peruna strikes a bell for a T.D, and the rumble of endless fleats. Page 143 The arae was played, the queen was crowned, and the dance be an... President Lcc and Homecoming Queen Tyke exchange happy smiles. Peruna breaks out of the Pi Phi cage. The homecoming dance seems to be a great success. Jean Kaufman joyfully accepts the Gamma Phi float award. lumni cnjo a picnic at fair park. S.M.U. spirit never dies. Sigma Alpha .Vlu ' s Peruna is on top of the world. he lawyers need no ornate decorations as they plead a case. I don t quite know what possessed me. ' ...the finale to the biggest Homecoming in year.s. Page 145 Pat and Pierce tell freshmen how to win friends and intlu success story! It all be an in September... people. The great American Use the voting machine carefully. The The power of the camera brings the complete homecoming committee The Republicans did it, last girl was electrocuted. together for the first and last time. can ' t we? ' e|le e Jeane Doonan tells the freshmen about Rally Committee. He can t wash his car until it rains. Thev re ni)t speaking. Dr. Kaker greets guests at his annual opun ht I he Rail) ' committee prepares tnr card-stunts at the Cotton Bowl. could be worse, but how? Sorr) ' , that class is closed. ' ...when the administration said, let there be registration. ' Page 147 We ' ll never forjet the smiles we wore, the things we said... Signi.i Kappas take a break between parties. Chi Omegas interrupt their conversation for ADPi ' s serve cool mint juleps on their patio. Zetas relax on the floor at a coke par Delta Zctas show jewelry to the shees are entertained with a kit by Delta Gamma pirates and sailors. 3aninia Phi Beta darkies caper at an invitational- Thetas and rushccs pube al preterentials ' til rush was over and we were dead. Page 149 We knew what we were here for... They ' re not from Arkansas, it s just an SAH party. Dr. and Mrs. Gealy enjoy the food at a Theolog picnic. Louis gives Mo the grip at the Kappa scjiiari ' dance- It must be bedtime. L . i The thcologs get together for some harmony. Theta dads prove just as spry as the younger generation. .Man, dig that crazy thimble KA ' s wait for a fourth couple to torm a square. They ' re only throwing water. Don Huge and B, J. Scott look out of character, hut happ ' . Do th( Hokey Pokey. ..SO we threw ourselves ri ht into the spirit of higher education. Page (51 Lost or found? We raced from books to pep rallies... Coming home from a night at the Fondren Lihrarv date bureau. KA southern gentlemen raise the flag. i I What ' s her name? Managers Zivlcy and Jamison wait for team to dress. All yon marksmen step right up and try vour sk ;os give trousseau hints to June brides. Girl cheerleaders at last! Proof positive that the South has the prettiest mermaids Tia aquata Jane Davis made a hig hit. Captains led by Bill Forrester rally Pony spirit. imes, shows, and carnivals... Page 153 Suddenly Christmas was here.... It came upon a midnight clear, that glorious song of old. ' Santa ' s sleigh provides a festive background fo Tri Delts and dates. Annual Y Vespers in the dimly lit Rotunda. Hank Broadnax and Kirby Edwards f the Chi O Christmas spirit contagio With a song in their hearts and a gal in their arms. nda Landress and Muffet Webb wait to dis- tribute gifts to good A. D. Pis. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. ' Too much plum pudding. Here comes Santa Claus. Everybody had a good time at the Sigma Kappa Part} ' . and we celebrated with traditional quietness and gaiety. Page 155 We stopped working... white trees, silver mugs, and Christmas smiles glitter at the Beta dance. Dig that crazy horn! Everybody got into the act at the Phi Gamma Delta dance. Abcrnath ' , Dublin, Ford and Cor tired hut happ ' at the Kappa dai They were all looking so we to a picture. Joyeux Noel! Marilyn Shriver and Carl ' igh swongcr ride in a D. G. winte wonderland. npson pouts. She ' s used to power glide. ZTAs and ATOs have as much fun as the kids. ATOs and dates pause before the tree. )eck the halls with Boston Charlie, walla-walla- wash and Kalamazoo! Hop, hop, hop! and had a ood time. Page 157 The snow was fun, exams were killing Come on in, the water ' s fine! ' If winter comes, can spring be far behind ' You ' ve got to know the womanly art of self defense. It took four years to get that diploma and Jc Danna seems mighty glad about it she ' s pitchin ' for the Dodg Nadira Aziz proudly displays her Jfvi new degree. The full meaning of life overcomes these six seniors. Ask Tish. Shell give you the lowdown on finals Tm so mad 1 could spit. ' Ground final-time is seen drinking of gallons of caffein. Doug cracked up under the strain. and a lucky few graduated. Page 159 It seems like SAE Jim Vowcll tells rushecs about the one that got away. Deke Brown goes western. We ' re marching, sing the Fijis. Maestro Jack Coleman gives Beta Delta Chis enjoy some i brothers the pitch. Dixieland Doug Jarvis extemporizes on the merits of Sigma Chi. Riishces find coffee an innovation at the ATO house. : new Phi Delt couch ts broken in during rush. How would you like to see our scrapbook? KA southern gentlemen engage in a game Pool ' s a favorite at the Pike of chance. house. nbda Chis shoot the bull between pool games. Perry Jefferson kibitzes a Delta Sig bridge game. we ' ve done this before. Page 161 We were sick with spring fever... Delta Gammas meet in Davy Jones ' locker. Joyce Walker had a roaring time at the Thcta white banquet. Judging from the smiles, the Spring Thaw ' s a success. Who wants to kiss the blarney stone Kappas, Thctas, and Pi Phis cele- brate the rearing of the green Cupid teamed up uith the Pi KA; for a Valentine part , )ranguet. Gray, Rymer, and Ogburn pose before the lucky shamrock. A welcome intermission. Sharp , the beer that made Troup, Texas, famous. Sig Alphs NCar their hearts on the wa In gingham and plaid, Delta Zetas go western. ...and parties were prescribed as a cure. Page 163 Our pocket books, our hearts, and our ears... Kid and cohorts plot Campus Chest strategy. Dr. Henr ' Hitt Crane, dynamic keynote speaker of RE Week, gave answers to Top Priority Quest ratcrnity .Marching Song wins SAEs Little S.MLl needs our support second place. n the ears and eyes are third place Kappa Kappa Gammas. ivocation proves more . ' autical Thctas Wash That .Man Right Out of .My Hair and popular than coffee. Mn mcmhJ pl.icL were touched in March. Page 165 We were happy but confused... Nominees surround Kappa Sig sweetheart Patt ' Duncan Crowning of Don Squibb and Linda Landress highlighted the Debutramp dance. Kappa Sigs and dates serenade the sweetheart, Diane Moscrip. Don Aronson congratulated I Sammy sweetheart with a sm Sammies flock around their I95.i sweetheart and n Laurel Miller and David W ' im- hcrly collect their share of tro- phies at the Delta Chi banquet :k Duncan presents amazed Carol Emer- 1 with a jeweled pin as the Delta Sig Dream Girl. Buhha Dorrance crowns Barbara Lee Brown Miss Flush. Prcxy Larry Wrightsman introduces Mary Grant as Lambda Chi ' s sweetheart. is choose Frances Johnson as eir sweetheart at the annual Fire Dance. The presentation of Queen Mary Jeter climaxed linmncLi ' . Week ...at the reign of so much royalty. Page 167 March winds and April siiowers... Two famous story-book characters, Raggcds ' Ann and Andy, come to life at a spring party. Muffct, Jan, and Carolyn form a pretty ttireesome at the Pike formal. Como esta usted? Weigh the anchor — it ' s party time on Bonnie Bar c. Peggy and Joan risk their necks at the Phi Delt A . Betas ' (Jau rL-,t Ixl April showers bring couples together under the AD Pi umbrella. Ahoy, mates! And thev re off like a herd of turtles. Delta Chis and dates look In ward to ur.TLlii.uiMii ushered in more parties. Page 169 Studies are rujljled Bridge was the international game at the D.G. Mexican costume party. Fijis and dates go native at the South Sea Island party. ' .ailors PridiMUN snd Happv walk the pla KA ' s renounce everything but mint juleps. Sammies join in song. Val gives Porter a lift. Time for the food. There are smiles that make us happy. ' {: s ...classes are tou h... Page 171 ...but it ' s the fellowship... Everybody acts his age at the SAE party. Charlie Stewart tries to hide behind his beard. I - ▼ ' i I who else but Sam and Louii Waist cinchers are always popu- lar in the spring fashions Lambda Chis learn you have to stand in line for everything these davs. Waikiki was never like this. No inhibitions at the Beta barn dance. Anyone for bridge? Is Whistle coy or camera shy? Sandra Decker and Lucia Sutton didn ' t find the desert too lonely. that really ets me down. Page 173 Band wagons rolled, promises flew... Harvey and two friends entertain Trailervillc kids. These Southern Belles extend a cordial invita- Knights Miisslewhite and Squibb instruct tion to the Old South Ball. their serfs. It ' s all in the game of big league politic: A cool dip on a summer afternoon is so refreshing. It was all a surprise to Pcgg) Hudson, the Rotundas new associate editor. Anxious sports managers urge their teams to victory at the Pan-Hcl swim meet. Thespian Cleta Watson receives the Arden Club Oscar. ' 52 Y officers arc annoimced at sing-suny Perry and Kid just 1u l- help week. Sixteen new Mortar Boards take their place on the steps of A little cheese-cake at the Dolphin Dallas Hal!. Club show. iDd eleetions hit like a three-rin circus. Page 175 The crowded nights... Sue Ann Sigler and Malcolm Bowers are spotlighted at the ' 53 Dcbutramp dance. Pretty ISA queen, Joyce Buchanan, promen- Debutramp nominee Dave Riley is It must be grand judging from the looks of these contented ades at the presentation ball. escorted by happv lex i .iil lee K.ippa Sigs ,ind dates Roughriders Rook and Parr hope the horseshoe will bring them good luck. rhe hat ' s big enough for both couples. Independent students get together for their annual formal function. Tabor and Roberta try hopping without popping their balloons. Three steps to a successful Gamma Phi partv. y::Ji m Tlu old grey marc ain ' t what she used to be. ...made the days pass quickly. Page 177 Anything goes... It only costs a nickel more to go first class. From outer space. How about a fifth fur hridt: Daryl, John, and Jack brought their twins to this Lambda costume party. Cheezc it, the cops The Andrews Sisters and dates pose at Queen Elizabeth ' s Coronation. Where are you? Im hiding. Lambda Chi Harry Higginhotham pleads for mercy. Your space patrol protects you in peace and war The luckv inlu■r Card sharks rake in their winnings. from ra ed pants and black ties... Page 179 he L adet i Uin 9 4 Southern i II lethodiAt i lnlueriltu fKeiefue Kyj-ficeri raininq L orpi teqiiesh the honor of uoitr presence at ltd 3iflk MnuJ WiiUar EJi on rlda evenlna, tne dixtn of iflarcn I lineteen nunared ana lif-tu-tni-ee Science dSuilalnq - air f- ark elant to twelve ate Stac ..to the wearing Nominee Nancy Ackley takes a turn on the runway at the afternoon ROTC style show. A tense crowd waits for the big announcement. The Cadet Colonel and her court arc besieged by a crew of photographers. ( ' resenting Honorary Cadet Col oncl Carol Ellison and Adjutan Claudette Bradshaw. Hood, Corl, and Green fall in be fore a glittering cadet ing emblem. adets Totstm, Toury, and Crawford endorse the fifth annual military ball. It ' s easier to watch than danc The old and the new — Carol and Claudette assun command from Barbara and Tyke. Walt: faster, this is a rhumba. Chaperoncs enjoy the ball, too. ...of Air Force blue. Page 181 The Things We Did In ' 5B Had Been Done Before We honored our sweethearts with songs and Mowers... One of the last tributes to Pony favorite Pup Morgan, whn long be remembered at S.M.U. ...and the team with our support. Page 182 We stru led through classes and exams... found time to play.. ■ B-,- . ...and still retained our sanity. But Never So Much Nor Half So Well. Page 183 organizations Page 184 l- rv!?; ' ; ■ ' ? ' ' - honoraries professional societies fraternities sororities military Honoraries Tirst row: Allison, Baer, Ballard, Cam- eron. Secoiiii row: Clements, Hosford, Ingle, Lobdell. Jhird row: Reid, Reiff, Smith, Thomas, Yeager. Beta Kappa mMmi OFFICERS President SAMUEL WOOD GEISER Vice-President GEORGE BOND Secretary-Treasurer . . ARTHUR LEON HARDING Assistant Secretary . . . H. WAYNE RUDMOSE The purpose nt Phi Beta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship, friendship and cultural interests. Margaret nn Allison Henry Bad Barbara Ann Hallnrd Iva Marie ' .micron STUDENT N4EMBERS Robert Ronald Clements Richard Gordon Hosford Jerita Doris Ingle Shirley Anne Lobdell Glenn Hill Rcid Lee Herbert Reiff Sarah Lee Smith Robert Hyer Thomas Henry Yeager, Jr. Page 186 President Vice-President Secretaries Treasurer Historian Sponsor OFFICERS . MARNE BLICKENSDERFER . . LEONARD DONOHOE . . . WILLIAM HURREN HARVEY BRADSHAW PHILIP SHEW . . . . ROBERT GATTIS PROFESSOR DAVID C. PFIEFFER Tlie purpose of Sigma Tau is to recognize high scholarship, practicality and social ' engineering. Tlie membership is selected from those men who rank in scholarship ann third of the juniors and seniors in the engineering school and who have at least a B avera; Mame Blickensderfer Harvey Bradshaw Robert Dennard Leonard Donohoe Jesse Forester Robert Gattis MEMBERS Billy Hooker William Hurren Norman Ince Bobby N ' eeld David Palmer Robe Robe jity in the field of ig the upper one- John ' endcrgrass Rector Reese Paul Schulz Philip|shew Edmund Zander Si ma Tau first row: Blickensderfer, Bradshaw, Dennard, Donohoe. Si ' comi relic Forester, Gattis, Hooker, Hurren. .T iinJ row: Ince, Neeld, Palmer, Pender- grass. fourth row: Rector, Reese, Schulz, Shew Zander. Page 187 Tirst row: Brazil], Burgman, Burney, Cole. Second row: Griggs, Mc.Micholas, Mus- slewhite, Osbom, Pack. Thirti row: Payne, Pickering, Snodgrass, Snider, Snvder. arristers Lord Chief Baron Lor d Bnron Scrivner . Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS SAM SNYDER . BENTON MLISSLEWHITE . . . . JOHN GRIGGS . . HUGH T. SNODGRASS Sponsor A. J. THOMAS The Barristers was organized at S. M. U. for the purpose of assisting the faculty and student body in the undertaking of .my project necessary for the progress of legal education. The membership is maintained at fifteen undergratiuate law students who have reached their third semester in law school. New members are chosen by the existing membership each semester to replace those graduating. Tlie qualities of leader- ship, scholarship, personality and service to the school are used as a guide in selection of members. Clarence Br Charles Buii Virgil Burrir Jack S. Ccl John Crigf MEMBERS John Kilgariff Michael McNicholas Benton Musslewhite Max Osborn Robert Pack Lee Payne Benjamin Pickering Douglas Snider Hugh Snodgrass Sam Snyder Page OFFICERS President DAVE POWELL Vice-President DON HUGE Secretary HOSS DAWSON Treasurer MILTON PROPP KNIGHTS Charles Biirgman Bill Farrell Bill L.iwson Hoss Dawson Bill Forester Dave Powell Bob Dobbs Bob Gentry Milton Propp Don Huge The purpose of Cycen Fjodr is to undertake and to complete one major project for the school each year and to perpetuate itself by selecting ten outstanding senior men each school year. Ten outstanding freshmen are annually selected as serfs to the senior knights. serfs don alexander matty dengler tcx pi-ase torn beal bill gentry larry hcwalter jimmy cox joe huey joe Williams ronnie morris Cycen Fjodr I K ■ I J Tirst row: Burgman, Dawson, Dobbs, tK ! B5l 55 f- JtS3% ' . m Farrell, Forester. . «? B g J Second roiv: Gentry, Huge, Lav Powell, Propp. ■ K 1 B 1 T iini row: alexander, cox, dengler, gen- , , { - J. 4_ fourth row: morris, pease, showaltcr, . - VJ  - . k ' - ' - Williams. Page 189 first row: Ballard, Broiles, Caldwell, Cameron, Doonan. Second row: Hobson, Jones, Marcus, O ' Steen, Pittman. Jhird row: Schuetz, Scott, Stewart, Sut- ton, Walker, Wright. Mortar OFFICERS President SALLY SUTTON Vice-President CAROLYN WRIGHT Secretaries IVA MARIE CAMERON BARBARA BALLARD Treasurer JOYCE WALKER Sponsors MRS. WIGGS N. BABB MRS. TALBOT RAINS DR. I. K. STEPHENS The purpose nt .Mortar Board is to provide for the cooperation between societies, to promote college loyalty, to advanci ilie spirit of service and fellowship among university women, to maintain a high standard of scholarship, to n cognize and encourage leadership and to stimulate and develop a finer type of college woman. MEMBERS Barbara B.-Hnd Sissy Hobson Betty Joyce Scott Diane Broil s Mary Owen Jones Doris Stewart Clela Cald .11 Beatrice Marcus Sally Sutton Iva Marie ' imcron Donna O ' Steen Joyce Walker Jeane Doon m Patsy Pittman Shirley Schuetz Carolyn Wright Page 190 OFFICERS President MILTON PROPP Vice-President BILL RIPPEY Secretary BOB THOMAS Treasurer BOB DOBBS Sponsor DR. HAROLD .lESKY The purposes of Blue Key are: I. TTie belief in God will be perpetuated and intcisified, the govern- ment of the United States will be supported and defended and the established institution- of society and the principles of good citizenship will be preserved; 2. An ambition for intellectual attainm mt and a desire to serve college and fellows will be fostered among students in institutions of higher le: rning; 3. Student problems may be studied, student life may be enriched, and the progress and best interests of the institutions in vshich the organization is found may be stimulated and promoted. Ray Barnett Ernest Beatty Bill Brice Chuck Burgman Bob Cadwallader Jeff Campbell Hoss Dawson MEMBERS Bob Dobbs Lynn Ferguson Bob Gentry Dick Harty Cordon Hosford Don Huge Milton Propp Dave Rilsy Bill Ripp.y Bob Th.. has Henry i ' iiagcr Larry iightsman Madison Bell Clyde Eriery Blue Key first row: Barnett, Beatty, Brice, Burg- man, Cadwallader. Second row: Campbell, Dawson, Dobbs, Ferguson, Gentrj ' . Jhird row: Harty, Hosford, Huge, Propp, Riley. Tourth row: Rippey, Thomas, Yeager, Wrightsman, Bell. L 1 Page 191 Tiisl row: Angona, Broilcs, Caldwell, Dickson, Doonan, Fcnn, Gordon, Harrah. Second roio: Hein, Hightower, Hobson, Hudson, Jemigan, M. Jones, M. O. Jones, Kitchens. Jhird row: McCulloch, McFarland, Mc- Kee, Manton, Marcus, Masscngale, Pittman, Parker. Tourlh row: Parr, Patterson, Pierce, Red- ditt, Scott, Schuetz, Sellors, Shriver. Ti f i roil ' ; Spitzer, Stewart, Sutton, Traylor, Walker, Watson, Whistle, Wright. f!£ !r ©9S Kirkos Kirkos OFFICERS President JOYCE WALKER Vice-President BETTY McCULLOCH Secretary LLIANN MASSENGALE Treasurer BEATRICE MARCUS Sponsor BONNIE FITZWATER ice honorary for girls which attempts to foster friendship and understanding among all women on the campus. Members are selected on the basis of friendship, leadership and scholarship. MEMBERS Joanne Angon.i Diane Broiles Clela Caldwell Rosanne Dicks Jeane Doonan Patty Fcnn Bonnie Gordon Joyce Harrah Mary Ann Hd Marjorie Highi Sissy Hobson Peggy Hudson Betty Ann Jernigan Marilyn Jones Mary Owen Jones Julia Kitchens Betty McCulloch Tyke McFarland Royce McKee Sue Manton Beatrice Marcus LuAnn Massengale Patsy Pittman Carolyn Parker Lee Parr M. C. Patterson Elizabeth Pierce Rosemary Redditt Betty Joyce Scott Shirlcv Schuetz Val Sellors Pat Shriver Nancy Spitzer Doris Stewart Sally Sutton Sue Traylor Joyce Walker Cleta Watson Annette Whistle Margaret Wright Page 192 I MARY ANNE HEIN, Students ' Association, secretary BILL FARRELL, Students ' Association, president; Swimming Team, co-captain PATTY FENN, S.C.R.A., secretary; A.W.S., treasurer BOBBY DOBBS, Students ' Association, representative, Homcoming chairman JEANE DOONAN, Rally Committee, chairman; C.O.G.S., secretary H. A. DAWSON, Camfiis. editor DIANE BROILES, Panhellenic, president; Wesley Players, president CORDON HOSFORD, Phi Beta Kappa; Students ' Association, representative SHIRLEY SCHLIETZ, M.S.M, Council DORIS STEWART, (Aimfus. news editor; M Book, editor BILL LAWSON, Students ' Association, vice-president BETTY JOYCE SCOTT, Students ' Association, rep- resentative; A.W.S. , vice-president, treasurer Page 193 Page 194 r- .. ifl MuAmj ROYCE R B McKEE, Students ' Association, representative; Rally Committee, secretary, treasurer BOBBY CAD ALLADER, Varsity Football N, Rally Committee, card stunt designer; Home- icity chairman K4ARJOR1E HIGHTOWER, Students ' Association, representa- tive; Iota Epsilon, president CHARLES BURGMAN, Student Bar Association, president; Southwestern Law Journal, editor-in-chief VALERIE SELLORS, Students ' Association, representative RICHARD BRYANT, Varsity Basketball JAMES McLEAN, CiiiMfms, cartoonist CHARLES GALEY, Varsity Basketball, captain; Varsity Base- ball BOB THOMAS, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha, president; A. P.O., vice-president ELIZABETH ANNE PIERCE, Y. ' W. C. A., President DON REILY, Inter-Fraternity Council, president, vice-presi- dent; Senior Class, vice-president JIM RODGERS, Students ' Association, representative JOYCE WAYKER, Kirkos, president; Student Union, vice- president DAVE RILEY, Varsity Football; Rotunda, sports editor ROSANNE DICKSON, Students ' Association, representative; Rotunda, class editor VAL JOE WALKER, Varsity Football, sub-captain; Varsity Track, captain MARY OWEN JONES, Rotunda, editor Page 195 Jirsl roic. Delaney, Cald- well, Schneider, Fladger, Bayer, Shriver, Hender- son, Carlin, Funderburk. Second row: Cook, Footc, Breeland, N e w 1 a n d , Cluck, Stark, Rogge, Anne, Bradberry. Third roil ' : Cozby, Morris, Parker, Jones, Sutton, Moorer, Hudspeth, Rus- sell, Myers, Clark, Clay- baugh. fourth row: H i n k e n , Schlipf, Millican, Tray- lor, Lacefield, Wright, Pierce, Parr, Rooke, Lu- cas, Robbins, Baker. OFFICERS President ELEANOR HENDERSON Treasurer Vice-President PATRICIA SHRIVER Historian Secretaries MARION FLADGER Sponsor DOROTHY BAYER . JOAN SCHNEIDER MARTHA HARLAN DR. VIRGINIA BRADLEY Alpha Lambda Delta 3 Alpha Lambda Delta is a national organization whose purpose is to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning and to encoinage superior scholastic attainment among the freshman women in colleges and universities. Marian Frances Ann Adelc Asel Martha Atteberry Barbara Baker Dorothy Bayer Frances J. Blackburr Helen Bradberry Betty Breeland Joan Cararas Anita Carlin Jean Clark Carol Claybaugh Mona Lee Cluck Barbara Jean Cook MEMBERS Dorothy Diers Marion Alice Fladger Josephine Footc Gail Fultz Anne Graham Martha Harlan Sandra Haroz Jean Harrison Eleanor Henderson Ruth Hickman May Adelaide Hinkcn Ruth Hudspeth Julia C. Jones Patricia Anne Krebs Nancy Lackey Marjorie Ellen Lucas Sue Manton Betty McCulloch Winnie Ruth McEntce Edwina Lynn Millican Patricia Ann Moorer Patricia Ann Moyer Mary Frances Myers Carlene Jo Ncwland Carolyn Parker Lee Parr Elizabeth Ann Pierce Ann .Mell Rogge Jean Rooke Barbara Russell Carolyn Schlipf Joan Schneider Nancy Shaw Pat Shriver Julia Stark Lucia Sutton Georgann Tims Sue Traylor Helyn Sue Wolfe Margaret Wright Gretchen Zeiske Kay Zimmerman COLLEGIATE MEMBERS Margaret Allison Barbara Ann Ballard Diane Broiles Clela Caldwell Iva Marie Cameron Beverly Campbell Rosanne Dickson Mildred Ellis Marion Goldman Charlotte Haroz Eleanor Jordan Mary Owen Jones Jan Kirby Annellon Livingstone Ann Lobdcll Lola Mann Beatrice Marcus Joan Matthews Donna O ' Steen Pamela Parr Julia Rankin Mary Ann Rhine Janice Rushing Ruth Sowell Page 196 Ernest Beatty Malcolm B. Bowers Harvey Bradshaw Richard Bryant Chaudoin Callaway Calloway Cochran Jesse Conner Neil Daniel Paul EUcnburg William Ellis John England John Ferguson Monty Frost Steve Fulda Tom Gale Robert C. Gentry William Hay Charles Hcndrix Charles Hess Robert Higginbotl Donald Hilberg David Hodge Billy Hooker Gordon Hosford George Hurt Ivan Irvv ' in William James William Koger John LaPrade Harold Lewis Bill Masterson Lee McAlester Paul McCash Richard McEwen Martis Michaelson Walton Miller William Miller Jerry Owens Gerry Pondrom Norwin Ray Robert Rector Hayne Reese Bill Rippey Ben Schnitzer Ken Shaw David Shriro Doug Sloan Ray Smith Bill Strother Bob Thomas Russ Thornton Johnny Torbett Bob Vandermeer Walter Watson David Weakley David Wilson John Wimberly Bill Wixon Thomas Worthington Larry Wrightsman Henry Yeagcr Dick Young Edmund Zander Phi Eta Sigma was founded to promote a higher standard of learning and to encourage high scholastic attainment among the freshmen in this institution of higher learning. 1 Phi Eta Si ma OFFICERS President HENRY YEAGER Vice-President CALLOWAY COCHRAN Secretary WALTON MILLER Treasurer MALCOLM BOWERS Sponsor DR. EDWIN D. MOUZON, JR. Thirst row: Watson, Mi- chaelson, Wixson, Frost, Irwin, Yeager, Pondrom. Second row: Hess, Higgin- botham, Miller, Mouzon, Cochran, Callaway, Beat- ty, England. Third row: Weakley, La- Prade, Miller, Strother, Smith, Hendrix, Rector. Tourth row: Hodge, Hay, Wimberly, Fulda, Gale, Shaw, Wrightsman. Page 197 first row: Kane, Michael- son, Coldwell, LaPrade, Smith, Nance, Nichols, Pittman. Second row: McClung, Allison, Wallace, Tray- lor. Wall, J. Harrison, W. Harrison, Lockey, Murphey, Baer. yhird row: Smith, McAles- ter, Matthews, Cararas, Woods, Atkins, Dublin, Schuetz. President Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors OFFICERS . JOHN H. LaPRADE Membership Chairman BARBARA McCLUNG Social Chairman MARTIS MICHAELSON Communications Chairman . . MRS. GUSTA B. NANCE and DR. FREDERICK D. SMITH PEGGY NICHOLS PATSY PITTMAN LOUISE KANE Beta Kappa 6amma J Beta Kappa Gamma was organized to promote the study of Comparative Literature. Henry Baer Fredna Barton Gloria Dublin Zane Bmcc Hall MEMBERS Louise Kane John LaPrade Barbara McClung Martis Michaelson John Murphy Peggy Ann Nichols Patsy Pittman Susan Thompson David F. Coldwell Mrs. John Jones HONORARY MEMBERS LcRoy Leatherman Mrs. Custa Nance David B. Saunders Dr. Frederick D. Smith Mrs. Frederick D. Smith Margaret Allison Mrs. Sidney Atkins Nancy Burrus loan Cararas Jean Harrison PLEDGES Wanda Harrison Charles Lockey Mrs. Constance McAlcstcr Shirley Shuctz Suzanne Smith Virginia Traylor Barbara Wall Martha Wallace Helen Ray Woods Page 198 MEN4BERS Henry Baer DeWitt Dunaway Don Huge G. E. Barta Mildred Ellis Hugh Parchman M. M. Blum John Fowlic L. G. Pondrom Charles Crenshaw Steve Fulda Shirley Schuetz Lark Daniel Burr Furlong Charles Hahn Jean Taggart PLEDGES Kathryn Aaron George Hurt Luis Muga Frank Bockus Jan Kirbv Mary Dell Naschkc E. G. Cockerell Pat Krcbs Albert Shirkey Bill Crouch Irmgard Matson Lucia Sutton Hulin Fowler Betty Jane McClcIlan Sterling Moore David Weakley The national German fraternity, Delta Phi Alpha, seeks to honor excellence in German and to give students thereby an incentive for higher scholarship. The fraternity aims to promote the study of the Ger- man language, literature and civilization; to further an interest in and a better understanding of German speaking people and to foster a sympathetic appreciation of German culture. Delta Phi Alpha OFFICERS President CHARLES HAHN Vice-President JEAN TAGGART Secretary KATHRYN AARON Treasurer L. G. PONDROM Sponsor DR. T. HERBERT ETZLER Cejt lo right: Sutton, Tag- gart, McClcIlan, Krebs, Cockerell, Huge, Hahn, Weakley, Fulda, Fowler, Shirkey. Page 199 7irst row: Marr, Johnson, Higtitower, McConncIl, Rainwater, Stribling. Second roil ' - Wiemcrs, Roorbach, Cummings, Puckhaber, Borders, Mat thews, Valentine, B. Bun tin. 7hird row: Gardner, Da Perkins, Gibson, Over beck, Ditzler, Cervin, Parr, R. Buntin, Brail shaw. Smith. OFFICERS President MARJORIE HIGHTOWER Vice-President JOY STRAUCH Secretary JEAN McCONNELL Treasurer JUNE CARTER Program Chairman .... SHIRLEY RAINWATER Sponsor MRS. EDITH D. McKINNEY Iota Epsilon The purpose of Iota Epsilon is to create an interest in home economics and develop a professional atti- tude among home economics college students. Dot Borders Barbara Buntin June Carter Marjorie Hightower MEMBERS Frances Johnson Jean McConnell Ocelia Jo Perkins Shirley Rainwater Marjorie Reynolds Joy Strauch Sara Stribling Arlene Wiemers Mary Ann Yates Claudette Bradshaw Pat Brown Roberta Buntin Nita Carol Cervin Jean Clark Claire Jo Cummings PLEDGES Rosanne Dickson Jean Ditzler Patty Duncan Jayne Gibson Diane Hill Hope Kilgore Marilyn Marr Nancy Matthews Sue Puckhaber Mary Alice Roorback Charleen Smith Velma Valentine Lynda Wilkins Page 200 Mrs. Alice Bockus Mrs. Dorothy K. Bracken Hazel Deason Jean Dudley Kathleen C. Ellis Nancy Gibson Jo Ann Gilbert Mrs. Patsy Hays MEMBERS Janet Kerlin Ann Kerr Pat Lang Anncllon Livingston Marilyn MacKenzie Joan Matthews Mrs. Itasca S. Pcrkinson Mary Beth Pool Ray Marie Porter Zelda Sandler Betty Joyce Scott Mrs. Margaret G. Sheets Mrs. Dorothy I. Smith Dr. Madge Stanford Merrill Strange Pat Yost .Marian Anne Barbara Badt Beverly Berry Jerane Barber PLEDGES Patty Fcnn Bonnie Gordon Sarah Sue Grace Eleanor Henderson Charmaine Ireland Ann Nell Rogge Ruth Sowcll Margaret Wright The purpose of Pi Lambda Theta is : To foster professional spirit and to seek and maintain the highest standards of scholarship and professional preparation, especially among women; to work actively to further the cause of democratic education; to cooperate in the solution of problems which interpenetrate various fields of knowledge; to encourage intercultural understandings; to strive for a clear understanding of local, state, national and international problems and to stimulate active participation in their solution; to develop a professional fellowship among women engaged in education; to encourage graduate work and to stimulate research in accordance with these purposes. Pi Lambda Theta OFFICERS President PAT LA. ' G Vice-President BETTY JOYCE SCOTT Secretaries . MARY BETH POOL, MRS. ALICE BOCKUS Treasurer ANNELLON LIVINGSTON Keeper of the Records .... RAY MARIE PORTER Sponsor MRS. MARGARET G. SHEETS T ist row: Hays, Pool, Liv- ingston, Lang, Sheets, Scott, Mathews. fcoihi row: Rogge, Wood- ward, Porter, Anne, Ran- kin, Dudley. Page 201 7irst row: Chapman, Hall, Hobson, Marcus, Mc- Alestcr, Robinson, Booth. Secoiui row: Henderson, Markel, Lubker, Stoltz, Fowler, North, Sartain. OFFICERS President LYNN LUBKER Vice-President BEATRICE MARCUS Secretary-Treasurer .... CONNIE McALESTER Sponsor A. J. NORTH Psi Chi The purpose of Psi Chi is to advance the science of psychology; and to encourage, stimulate and main- tain scholarship of the individual members in all academic fields, particularly in psychology. MEMBERS Martha Booth Bill Henderson Joel Morris Guy Campbell Eleanor Jordan Lee Parker Judith Damhorst Kay Kirkland Charles Pecora Iris Daniels Don Langston Frank Potter Raymond Flaherty Lynn Lubker Jean Robinson Clyde Hulin Fowler Beatrice Marcus Marshall Smith William Gregory George Markel Robert Stoltz Nancy Hall Mary Ann Mayfield Mary Ann William James Harrington Connie McAlester Charles Wirth Page 202 Ella Alford Margaret Allison Martha Atteberry Elaine Austin Carolyn Baucmschmidt Barbara Buntin Clela Caldwell MEMBERS Iva Cameron Beverly Campbell Jean Clark Barbara Cowley Martha Harlan Mary Ann Hein Betty Johnson John LaPrade Lola Mann Bill McDowell NX ' innie McEntec Dorothy Rosenblatt Ruth Sowcll Tommy Wilkinson John VCimberly ' El amor por todo lo noble y bello que haya salido de la venerable Espana. Si ma Delta Pi OFFICERS President JOHN LaPRADE Vice-President MARGARET ALLISON Secretary MARTHA ATTEBERRY Treasurer IVA MARIE CAMERON Social Chairman MARY ANN HEIN Sponsor . ... MRS. VIRGINIA C. CHANCEY Jirst row: Austin, Atte- berry, McEntee, Cowley, Johnson, Caldwell, Ro- senblatt. Second roic Bauern- schmidt, Clark, Harlan, Hein, Buntin, Mann, McAdams, Campbell, Cameron. Jhird row: Edmonson, Donnell, Chancey, Alli- son, LaPrade, McDowell, Wimberly, Cook, Roy- ster, Bryson. Page 203 first row: Fleck, Foscul, Victorj ' , Veon, Carroll, Peak, Lay, Dranguet. Second row: Davenport, Austin, Morgan, Burg- ess, Keyes, Allison, Hook- er, Aaker, Davis, OFFICERS President CHARLES ROGER VICTORY Vice-President ST, HARRIS Secretary TIMOTHY CARROLL Treasurer ERNEST A, SHARO Sponsor DR. CHESTER F. LAY Si ma Iota Epsilon Tlie purpose of Sigma Iota Epsilon is: to stimulate interest and achievement in the field of management; to stimulate scholarship in management through the development of the scientific approach to the solution of management problems; to gain recognition in business of the value and contribution of scholastic achievement to business management; to facilitate contacts between students and business men; and by election to honor- ary membership, to recognize contributions to the field of management. Walter Arnold Timothy Carroll John Crawford S. T. Harris Ernest Sharo Charles Victory Joseph Dranguet, Jhsislant Professor FACULTY CHARTER MEMBERS Dr. Chester F. Lay, Professor ami Preston A. Peak, Jsststant Professo Cbanman HONORARY CHARTER MEMBERS Professor Laurence H. Fleck, Dean, School o Biisiness Professor A. W. Foscue, Jr., Tiecjistrar, School of Business William Aaker James Allison Thomas L. Anderson Gene Robert Austin PLEDGES Hubert Burgess, Jr. Clifford Davenport James Davis Voyne Hooker Conrad Jacobs Warren Keyes John Morgan Fern Veon Page 204 MEMBERS tarbara Badt Carol Ceirco Rebecca Phillips iillie Arlene Biggs Gloria Dublin Valerie Sellors klargaret Bond Carolyne Hopkins Loucille Wcmple larbara Bradshaw La Jean Kaufman Norma Dean McVay Mary Ann Williams PLEDGES Jacque Graham Harolyne Malone Glenna Russell Alita Logan Patricia Shriver The purpose of Zeta Phi Eta is to encourage worthy speech enterprises, bind together women interested in various phases of speech arts and to interest and encourage members in professional projects. I Zeta Phi Eta ] OFFICERS President CAROLYNE HOPKINS Vice-President CAROL CEIRCO Secretaries . . . MARGARET BOND, VAL SELLORS Treasurer BARBARA BADT Sponsor DR. EDYTH RENSHAW Cejl (0 ncihl: Dublin, Kaufman, Harrison, Shriver, Kane, Sellers, Ceirco, Hopkins, Rooke, McVay, Williams, Bond, Russell, Malone, Badt, Logan, Marcus, Biggs. Page 205 7irst rou ' : Wright, Black- bourn, Arthur, Fuld.i Baird. Secotid row: Smith, Skip- per, Linthicum, Sullivan, Washington, Thomas, Vail, Laurie, Johnson. Arnold Air Society OFFICERS Squadron Commanding Officer MAJOR THOMAS R. ARTHUR Executive Officer CAPT. HERBERT E. BLACKBOURN Operations Officer JOHN B. DANA Secretary-Treasurer TECHNICAL SERGEANT JOSEPH A. BAIRD, JR. Adjutant Recorder FIRST LIEUT. STEVE M. FULDA Public Information Officer FIRST LIEUT JAMES WRIGHT Sponsors . LT. COL. GLENN A. DOOLITTLE CAPT. EDWARD K. WASHINGTON Arnold Air Society furthers the purpose, mission, tradition and concept of the United States Air Forces as a means of national defense; promotes American citizenship and creates a close and more efficient relationship among the Air Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets. OFFICERS Captain JULIAN C. TALLICHET, JR First Lieutenant GEORGE P. WHARTON, JR Second Lieutenant . . . DURWOOD CRAWFORD First Sergeant EDWARD M. BURNS Advisor . . . MAJOR DALE A. SHAVER, U. S. A. F. Scabbard and Blade preserves and develops the essentia! qualities of good and efficient officers; unites in harmony the military departments of American universities and colleges; and promotes friendship and fellowship among the cadet officers. Tiie National Society of Scabbard and Blade first row: Duncan, Pond- rom. Burns, Tallichet, Baird, Meadcrs. Secoiut ro r: Linthicum, Wharton, Sewell, Tay- lor, Arthur, Blackbourn, Hodges. Jbini row: Shaver, Jeffer- son, Donncll, Hosford, Crawford, Fulda, Hance. Page 206 Tirst row: W.itson, Morris, Campbell, McKinscy, Canaday, Eckcrt. Sccomi rou ' : Scott, Olson, Lcdbcttcr, Watson, Mor- rison, Whittcn, Richard- Alpha Kappa Delta OFFICERS President BEVERLY CAMPBELL Vice-President J. P. McKlNSEY Sponsor J. P. McKINSEY The purpose of Alpha Kappa Delta is to reward outstand- ing merit in the field of sociology and to promote interest in sociology and social research. OFFICERS President JO SCHNEIDER Vice-President MARY DELL NASCHKE Secretary-Treasurer LEWIS MOUGA Sponsor DR. C. K. KEN ' NER The purpose of the SMU Chemical Society is to further interest in chemistry on the campus and promote a fraternal spirit among the SMU chemistry majors and minors. SMU Chemical Society Cm JjwJK Til si roll ' ; Mupa, Sutton, Naschke, Rcely, Krebs, Elliott. iiofic roil ' , Anastopulos, Weakley, Phillips, Shaw, McClellan, Burns, Schnei- der. Jbird row: Kcnnen, Mc- Gregor, Daguc, Wimbcr- ly, Embrec, Swcpston, Powers, Lyon, Livcrmon, Krucger. Page 207 7irst row: Jenkins, Dick- son, Bethmann, Shugart, Attcbcrry, Pool. Second row: Cochran, Baer, Boiler, Oost, Beat- ty. Driver, Clements, Schumann. Phi Alpha Theta OFFICERS President ERNEST BEATTY Vice-President ROSANNE DICKSON Secretary HENRY BAER Treasurer RICHARD POWERS Phi Alpha Theta has as its purpose the encouragement and promotion of the study of history. OFFICERS President JOYCLYNE HILL Vice-President JACQUELINE RONAY Secretary JOAN HOLMBERG Treasurer MARTIS MICHAELSON Sponsor MRS. HUGUETTE MOSHER The purpose of Pi Delta Phi is to stimulate a wider knowl- edge and a greater love of the contributions of France to world culture. This is to be accomplished by instigating the student of French to greater activity and a greater interest in the French language, literature and civilization and by foster- ing a friendly spirit between peoples of French and English speech. Pi Delta Phi First row: Ronay, Holm- berg, Hill, Michaelson, Whistle, Hopkins, Carl- Second row: Ashford, D. White, McAdams, Rawls, Prideaux, Kane, Clay- baugh. T i I •, ' ia« -K it m Tb i roiv: Traylor, Mosh- cr, Davis, E. White, Emish, Foote, McDoug- al, Brecdlove, Rickey. Page 208 r Lett to right: McCarthy, McLaughlin, Galbreaith, Briggs, LeMay, McKin- ney, Smith, Tarter, Wurgler, Kelso. Kappa Kappa Psi OFFICERS Kappa Kappa Psi, national honorary band fraternity for President TOM TARTER college bandsmen, was formed to promote the existence and Vice-President PAYTON ' SMITH welfare of the college band and to cultivate at large a whole- Secretary JOHN OSBURN some respect for its activities and achievements. Treasurer JIM WURGLER Sponsor OAKLEY PITTMAN OFFICERS President GENEVA REDWINE Vice-President ZELDA SANDLER Secretaries . . MARION FLADGER, ANITA CARLIN Treasurer ELIZABETH PITTMAN Sponsor MRS. LOUISE MUELLER To honor outstanding women in the band through privi- lege of membership extended as a reward for technical achievement and appreciation for the best in music is the pur- pose of Tau Beta Sigma. Tau Beta Si ma Left to right: Sutton, Car- lin, Sandler, Mueller, Fladger, Pittman, Love, McCombs, Shoemaker, Biggs, Schlipe, Wilker- son, Redwine. Page 209 7irst row: Scott, Hughes, Cargill, Ireland. Second row: English, Hood, Rhine, Redditt, Morrison. JJ-inJ rou ' . Halstead, Ra- born, McBride, Busch- man, Weber, McClenna- han, Hobson, Armitage. Delta Psi Kappa OFFICERS The purpose of Delta Psi Kappa is to recognize worth- President ROSEMARY REDDITT while achievement of women in physical education, develop Vice-President MARY ANN RHINE interest therein and to promote greater fellowship among Secretary BETTY MORRISON women in this field of activity. Treasurer JODY HOOD Sponsor MRS. MARVELL WEBER Left (0 right: Amyett, Whistle, Jordan, Dillard. Stewart, Grace, Hollo- well, Hess. OFFICERS The purpose of Theta Sigma Phi, national fraternity for President SARAH SUE GRACE women in journalism, is to unite women engaging or planning Vice-President DORIS STEWART to engage in journalism and to improve working conditions Secretary TOMMY DILLARD for women in the journalism field. Treasurer ANNETTE WHISTLE Keeper of the Archives .... JEAN HOLLOWELL Sponsor E. L. CALLIHAN Theta Si ma Phi Page 210 Professional So cieties Tttil roiiv W ' ixson, Smith, Bowles, Chenevcrt. Second row. Vordenbaum, Shaw, Collins, Daven- port, Harden, Fleck, Fos- cue, Anderson, Styles. OFFICERS President CLIFFORD D. DAVENPORT Vice-President JAMES A. DONNELL Secretary T. D. HARDEN Treasurer MARVIN COLLINS Master of Rituals CARL E. STYLES Deputy Councilor . . . JOHN R. THOMASSON, JR. Alpha Kappa Psi The aims of Alpha Kappa Psi are to further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts and finance; to educate the pubhc to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration. Clay E. Anderson D. W. Curry Joseph Dranguet Laurence H. Fleck A. W. Foscue, Jr. FACULTY MEMBERS Edwin J. Foscue Zeb B. Freeman, Jr. Lionel E. Gilly Richard B. Johnson Chester F. Lay Roland W. Forth Frank K. Radcr John M. Rccd Truxtnn L. Shaw Marvin Collins Clifford D. Davenport James A, Donncll Clifton B. Easley STUDENT MEMBERS T. D. Harden Don Riley Ken Shaw Carl E. Styles James A. Vordcnhaum Richard Williams Bill Wixson PLEDGES Leonard Burrus J. C. Chencvert, Jr. J. Riley Smith Page 212 MEMBERS Jack E. Anderson W. J. Hurren David Palmer Alfred M. Benjamin N. S Ince Jim Read R. P. Buckner W. L. Kenton Carl Schwalm Morton Dearing L. G. Kitchens Bill Shocklcy R. H. Dennard Fred Little Dwan Short L. J. Donohoe R. H. Lowrcy Hank Stewart T. S. Edwards C. Malone R. R. Stephenson J. R. Forester R. W. McLendon John Watson R. D. Gattis Jose Melendez Ira Whittenberg Louis F. Hauss Charles Meyer James Willis Harry L. Higginbotham B. G. Neeld G. M. Ohlen Edmund Zander To acquaint the electrical engineering student with the engineering profession and to bring him in con- tact with engineers is the purpose of this organization. SMU Joint Student Br. of A.I.E.E. and I.R.E. President Vice-President Secretary (A. I. E. E.) OFFICERS JESSE R. FORESTER Secretary (1. R. E.) N. S. INCE . . L. J. DONOHOH Treasurer CM. SCHWALM EDMUND ZANDER Sponsor (I. R. E.) PAUL HARTOSI Sponsor (A. I. E. E.) W. W. KOEPSEL first row: Forester, Benja- min, Zander, Higgin- botham, Schwalm, Don- ohoe, Melendez. Second row: Wagner, Short, Hurren, Dennard, Neeld, Kenton, Ander- son. Third row: LaTaste, Mc- Lendon, Meyer, Palmer, Downing, Lebanoff, Low- rey. 7ourlh row: Buchmeyer, Harton, Heizer, Koepsel, Wolff. Page 213 first row: Thompson, Al- britton, Worthington, Pritlc, Tisthammer, Bar- tcl. Second row: S k i 1 c s , Chong, Long, Davis, Seltzer, Jessup, Barton, Engle. JhirJ row: James, O ' Bry- ant, Parker, Ramphal, Ancira, Bauer, Reese, Home. 7ourth row: Burbrtdge, Santillan, Johnson, Gay- nor, Shriro, You n g , Schrader. fifth row: Bradshaw, Cools- by, Wolfe, Cole, Elder, Harlan, Thompson, Gregory, Wink. OFFICERS President SAMUELL THOMAS WORTHINGTON, JR. Vice-President .... WILLARD EUGENE PIRTLE Secretary .... WALTER FLOYD ALBRITTON Treasurer STALEY WOOD MIMS, JR. Sponsor . . . PROFESSOR SOPHUS THOMPSON American Society of Civil Engineers The purpose of the SMU student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is to afford the beginnings of professional associations. Experience in preparing, presenting and discussing papers; comparing impressions of engineering problems; making appraisals of men from their writings and forming judgments as to the practical aspects of projects contribute to mental development. The student chapter supplements the work of the regular class instruction; it is the only agency that can bring these values first hand to the student. Walter F. Albritton Gonzalo Flores Ancira Woodrow Lee Barton Joachim F. Bauer Harvey E. Bradshaw Wallace Flippen Burbridge Tuck-Khin Chong Leon M. Cole Samuel J. Davis Lawrence Dundon James B. Dupuy Alex R. Elder Joseph O. Engle Leland S. Fansher Mattia James Flabiano Herbert Lawrance Gaynor Clarence T. Goolsby Jack W. Grimes MEMBERS Jay H. Hcrdling Jordon C. Holland Henry L. Home, Jr. Clark T. Houston William H. Hudspeth B. Van James Bill E. Jessup Robert Lee Johnson Dhan Vcysi Kipcak William H. Lawson Harlan Lee Owen Douglas Long Bradford H. Lytle Charles L. Maidens Jack A. Matthews Bill T. Miller Staley Wood Mims Jack Wayne Morris William F. OBrvant Willard Eugene Pirtle Dhanraj Ramphal Donald Ray Raney Robert L. Reese, Jr. Robert Allen Sanford Raymond Santillan, Jr. Max H. Sch rader Thomas Henry Seltzer, Jr. David Shriro Robert M. Skiles Erik Thompson Amc G. Tisthammer William Rowley Weaver Richard E. Wink Robert Wolf S. Thomas Worthington, Jr. Edwin S. Wright Archie Lynn Young Page 214 Charles T. Ashford, III Bernard John Baglcy Mamc M. Blickensdcrfer Herbert L. Brown, Jr. Dorman James Combest John Domatti John Glenn Donaho James Lee Donald Don Ewan Arthur J. Ewers John E. Fahrlandcr Raymond L. Callahue Donald P. Gregory Thomas J. Hardcastle Richard B. Harty W arren Hinsch MEMBERS Duane C. Holford Holland M. Irwin William R. Janowski William B. Kendrick Robert Neil Kennedy Harry L. Krewson L. R. Latch Hce-Lin Lim Maynard H. Lobcll, . Jack E. Lockett L. C. Martin John J. Mears Tom Morris Jack W. Mj ' crs Alvin G. Norwood G. Mason OKciff Jr. Daniel Cromer Paxton R. H. Rector David J. Reynolds George H. Rumbaugh, Jr. Gene P. Schell Paul A. Schulz Philip W. Shew Lloyd Owen Snoddy Norman W. Stone, Jr. James B. Taylor, Jr. Richard Putney Taylor Ilmars Vilcins Dick A. Webster James Keplinger Willis William E. Wozencraft, Jr. Frank A. Zimbelman TTie purpose of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to broaden 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. American Society of Meciianical Engineers i OFFICERS President ROBERT H. RECTOR Vice-President G. MASON O ' KEIFF Secretary JOHN E. FAHRLANDER Treasurer RICHARD B. HARTY Sponsor JACK W. HARKEY Jirsf row: Harkey, Fahr- lander, O Keiff, Harty, Rector. Stcoiiii roil ' . Bagley, Lim, Throne, Gallahue, Dane, Webster. T .ir,i roic. Martin, Schell, Snoddy, Schmidt, Gil- bert, Morris. Jourth row: Paxton, Mc- Gough, Taylor, Vilcins. Combest, Hinsch. Jijth row: Janowski, Hard- castle, Crawford, Greg- ory, Krewson. Si:slb row: Irwin, Hodges, Taylor, Ewan, Lockett, Meats, Donaho, Nor- wood. Page 215 first row: Fox, Brockettc, Tudor, Oddo, Atkinson, Carmody, Hartwig, West- moreland, Baker. Second row: Shaw, Curry, Freeman, Fleck, Fosciie Porth, Dranguct, La , Crow, Moore, Kline, Kii- dma, Ruckcr. OFFICERS President MARION L. BROCKETTE Vice-President THOMAS J. CARMODY Secretary EDWARD FOX Treasurer LOUIS KUDRNA, JR. Sponsor TRUXTON SHAW Beta Alpha Psi The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi is to create greater interest and knowledge of accounting as a profession; to encourage and foster the standards of the profession and to meet and dis cuss new ideas and problems that are continually confronting the accountant. Jeff Atkinson Marion Brockette Thomas Carmody Dudley Curry Joseph Dranguet Laurence Fleck MEMBERS A. W. Foscue Edward Fox Zeb Freeman Lionel Gilly Louis Kudrna, Jr. Chester F. Lay Christian Lutz Victor Oddo Roland Perth Sid Rucker Truxton Shaw Bobby Westmoreland Eddy Wolff James Baker Ed Crow Herbert H.irtwig PLEDGES Sam Hodges Dwain Kline Charl Moore Ed Pollard Irving Shankles William Tudor Page 216 John C. Brooks- Donald C. Brookshire Robert X ' . Bunklcv MEMBERS Robert L. Cruse Herschcl D. Owens Roger Rhodes Fred B. Ware Lewis Wertheimor Grady H. Jordan Roy L. McPherson Dick North FACULTY MEMBERS Preston A. Peak Edward Puckhaber Trent Root Watson Tillman Harmon Watkins Frank A. Young George Zeiss Jimmy Buchel William Hogan PLEDGES Harold Manning John Moore David Thatcher Edward Vaughan Ted Winberg The purpose of Delta Sigma Pi is to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarships, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial v ' orld and students of commerce; to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture, and the civic and commercial v elfare of the community. Delta Si ma Pi OFFICERS President LEWIS WERTHEIMER Vice-President DON OWENS Second Vice-President .... ROBERT L. CRUSE Secretary FRED WARE Treasurer ROBERT BUNKLEY Sponsor FRANK A. YOUNG first TOW: Brooks, Wert- heimer, Owens, Ware, Cruse, Bunkley, Rhodes. Second row: Moore, Win- berg, Thatcher, Vaughan, Hogan, Buchel, Manning. JliirJ roil- Tillman, Puck- haber, McPherson, North, Watkins, Sommers, Root, Young. Page 217 first row: Fitzgerald, As- ton, Simmons, Chambers, Snider, Pickering, Gris- ham, Spicer, Conncll. SecoMci roic. Osborn, Sal- mon, Parker, Thompson, McNicholas, Camblin. Dean .... Vice-Dean Master of the Exchequer OFFICERS DOUGLAS D. SNIDER Tribune BEN PICKERING RICHARD CHAMBERS Master of the Rolls JOE STANLEY . . EARL HARRIS Master of the Ritual JIM ELLIS Bailiff MAX OSBORNE Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi is available to those students who meet certain prescribed scholastic requirements 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 students and their futiue profession. David Aston Richard Chambers Harold Clark Corwin Connell Charles Cook James Donohuc James Eliis John Fitzgerald MEMBERS Thomas Gamblin Robert Grisham Flavius Hubbard James Jeffrey Michael McNicholas Max Osborn William Parker Benjamin Pickering Richard Salmon Roy Simmons Douglas Snider Adrian Speck George Spicer Joe Staley John Thompson Page 218 Barbara Baker Mina Baker Anita Carlin Colleen Carrol Carol Claybaugh Mona Lee Cluck Joan DeArmond Dorothy Diers Marion Fladger MEMBERS Patricia Lang Annelion Livingstone Mary Frances Meyers Sara Lou Moore Donna O ' Steen Geneva Redwine Mary Ann Rhine Zelda Sandler Carolyn Schlipf Patricia Sharp Ruth Sowell Julia Stark Ann Thomas Patricia Trimble Jeanne Whedbee Joanne Willis Carolyn Wright Mil Phi Epsilon is a national music sororit in the professional field, having as its purpose the recognition of scholarship and musicianship and the promotion of friendship within its sisterhood. Mu Phi Epsilon OFFICERS President CAROLYN ' WRIGHT Vice-President JULIA STARK Secretaries ANNELLON LIVINGSTONE, PAT LANG Treasurer GENEVA REDWINE Sponsor .... RUTH RANKIN RUTHERFORD :F.r.st row. B. Baker, Clay- baugh, Willis, Living- stone, Wright, Lang, Trimble, Sandler Second rou : Diers, Thom- as, Myers, Fladger, Stark, Redwine, Schlipf, Whed- bee, O ' Steen. Page 219 Tint row: Rose, Massey, Freeman, Knox, Monk, Sims, Broughton, Mc- Coy, Magee, Vanderpool, Jacobs, McCash. Second row Millan, Gay- nor, Wolf, Perry, Robert- son, Clarke, Wilson, Bailey, Atkinson, Brink- meyer. Third row: Ronay, Lyon, Stengel, Hunt, Souther- land, Smith, Blair, Car- rol, N e w b y , Roffino, Chalmers, Krause. Commanding Officer Executive Officer . Squadron Adjutant Public Information Officer Special Services Officer OFFICERS . . . CAPTAIN ROBERT L. JOHNSON FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN S CHALMERS FIRST LIEUTENANT J, E. ASHMORE . SECOND LIEUTEANT PIERCE ALLMAN FIRST LIEUTENANT DOUGLAS HAWKINS Sponsor LIEUTENANT COLONEL GLENN A. DOOLITTLF Pershing RiHes Pershing Rifles is SMU ' s outstanding crack drill unit. Tlie National Honor Society of men in senior R.O.T.C. wzs organized by General John J. Pershing in 1890 and has been at SMLl since 1949. It has for its purpose to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation among men in the military department and to maintain a highly efficient drill company. MEMBERS Pierce Allman J. A. Cipher R. L. Johnson A. Ronay J. E. Ashmore R. L. Clarke D. L. Krause J. E, Rose J. V. Atkinson Douglas Hawkins W. F. Magee L. W. Sims C. H. Butt S. Hunt C. L. Marchbanks D. Stanley J. S. Chalmers D. H, Jacobs PLEDGES P. McCash R. E. Vanderpool W. D. Bailey E. T. Freeman N. H. McCoy J. Robertson K. D. Blair H. Gaynor R L. McGee J. R. Rodriguez J. M. Brand C. W. Hefner J. J. Mears C. G. Roffino F. M. Brinkmeyer H. F. Irvin H. M. Meredith L. C. Smith D. Brookshire C. W. Knight W. R. Millan W. I. Southerland P. J. Broughton C. C. Knox J. G. Monk R. D. Stenzel F. W. Burnside L. J. Kubena L. A. Myers D. M. Teague I. D. Carroll J. D. Lyon F. H. Newby C. F. Wilson A. L. Chalmers J. H. Massey R. C. Pace R. I. Wolf R. W. Eady J. N. McCammon R. O. Perry R. M. Vanderpool Page 220 Albert Belchic Cooper Blanketship James Bliss Clarence Brazill Elvis Brown Charles Burgman Dan Burncy Peter Canizaro Jack Cole William Courtney Robert Cowan Jack Crozier Don Doty Clarence Eden Roscoe Elmore Michael Gancro John Griggs Charles Hall Robert Jackson James Knox Clayton Kramer Carl McClcllon Samuel Mims Benton Musslewhite Richard Osborn Wallace Pack Clifford Payne Don Pierce Robert Price Ed Prichard Jack Redden John Reese Ed Riddle William Rippcy Edward Robins Carl Schmolder Arthur Schroedcr Fred Shclton Hugh Snodgrass Sam Snyder Hughston Thomas James Thornhill Charles Thrash James Tubb W. W. Ventress Jack West Eugene Wilson Billy Wylie Tom Cain Robert Gwinn John Kilgariff Roger Neathery Julian Tallichct Tlio purpose of Phi Alpha Dcltn is to promote fraternal association among law students, to disseminate information of professional interest and to provide beneficial contact between students and their future profession. Phi Alpha Delta OFFICERS Justice ARTHUR SCHROEDER Vice-Justice DON PIERCE Clerk COOPER BLANKETSHIP Treasurer ED PRICHARD Marshal JOHN GRIGGS Sponsors ... J. W. RIEHM, JR.; A. J. THOMAS, JR. Tirst row: Cole, Griggs, Blanketship, Schroeder, Pierce, Burney, Schmol- der Sccoihi row: Kramer, Neathery, Robins, Bra- zill, McClellan, Thrash, Brown, Snyder, Snod- grass, Knox, Thornhill, Bliss, Shelton. ' Jhird row: Cowan, Cain, Price, Doty, Canizaro, Eden, Tubb, Thomas, West, Burgman, Pack, Bradlcv, Hall. Page 221 Tirst roiC: Tucker, McVay, Kimbrough, Mitchell, Meredith, Fenley, Holmes, Sutherland, Downey, Di Bartolomen Secotiii row: Love, Smith- er, Morgan, Sate), Gup- ton, Summers, Lumpkin, McAdams, Patterson. Third row. Garrett, Hutto, Harrison, Brown, Wal- ton, Lee, Downs, Mc- Williams, Lyon, Pitts. J-ourth low James, Combes, Roach, Cox, English, Al- len, Cook, Woodson, Nicholson, Holton, Cree- President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS GEORGEANN FENLEY . . DOROTHY SUTHERLAND . . . SALLY KIMBROUGH . . . MARY ANN HOLMES Phi Chi Theta The purpose of Phi Chi Theta is to promote the cause of higher business education and training for all women, to foster high ideals for women in business careers and to encourage fraternity and cooperation among women preparing for such careers and to stimulate the spirit of sacrifice and unselfish devotion to the attainment of such ends. Dorothy Downey Pat Edwards Georgeann Fenley .MEMBERS Mary Ann Holmes Sally Kimbrough Margaret Meredith Betty Ann Mitchell Helen Marie Rick Lucia Katherine Rick Ann Allen Barbara Lee Brown Ann Combes Colleen Cook Joanne Cox Ann Creccy Mary Katherine Downes Maria Di Bartolomeo Sue English Jeanne Garrett Dolores Gupton PLEDGES Wanda Harrison Marion Holton Nell Hutto Renna James Joyce Lee Marie Love Betsy Lumpkin Pauline Lyon Diane McAdams Norma McVay Martha Ann McWillianis Nancy Morgan Pat Nicholson Mary Catherine Patterson Patty Pitts Bonnie Jean Roach Careme Satel Mary Sue Smithers Doris Summers Adair Tucker Jean Walton Ann Woodson Page 222 Allocatillocrinus Aschcnbrcnner Kismiithinite Burncy Brcithauptitc Brashier Cordillera Gather Frondicularia Free Gabbro Gilpin GearksLitite Gregory Graben Griggs Haplophragmoides Hardison Itacolumite irvin Jade JefFcrs MEMBERS Kyanite Kelsey Lcpidolite Lefcs Marsupiocrinus Mcjunkin Macropinacoid McMannus Monocline McMorries Mastigophora Mahew Muenstcroccras Marsh Monadnock Marshall Malachite Mendenhall Mollusca Miller Pediment Patterson Pyroxene Pride Rectocornuspira Reasor Rhodochrosite Row Slickenside Sohl Staurolite Stewart Sumatrina Summar Textularia Terrill Vitreous Vandygriff Wendekindellina Watkins Wasatch Watson Anomaly HONORARY MEMBERS El Capitan Great Basin The purpose of Sigma Gamma Xi shall be to promote fellowship among geology majors, to conduct field trips and lectures to supplement curricula of the department, to stimulate interest in the field of geology and to provide for student representation in the department and in the university. Si ma Gamma Xi mr,: . . OFFICERS President TECTONIC THOMPSON Vice-President . . . RHABDAMMINA RICHARDSON Secretary FLIP DIP BURKE Treasurer REALGAR RILEY Sponsor SARCODINA I first row: Thompson, Burke, Riley, Richardson, Row. Second row: McManus, Watson, Jeffers, Terrell, Summar, McMorries, Burney, Brashier, Vandy- griff. Page 223 •JirsI roic. Kastman, Smith, Hooker, Brinker, Brown. Sfcoiiii row: Sharo, Smith, Peak, Fescue, Lay, Turk- ington, Cottingham. Third row: Morgan, Wright, Dobbs, Mc- Comb, Keyes, Van Hoy, Potter. OFFICERS President JACK HOOKER Historian RICHARD F. BROWN Vice-President J. RILEY SMITH Sponsors Secretary DAVID BRI.NKER DR. CHESTER F. LAY, PROFESSOR A. W. FOSCUE, JR. Treasurer JACK KASTMAN Society for Advancement of Management The purpose of the Society for Advancement of Management is to promote study and understanding of the scientific principles of modern management and to develop the highest ethical conception of social responsibility on the part of the students of management. David Brinker Richard Brown Howard Cottingham Forrest DeLany James R. Dobbs Thomas Garth MEMBERS Robert Gerlach Jack Kastman Jack Hooker Warren Keyes John McComb John Morgan Julian Potter Joseph Smith Charles Turkington Tom Van Hoy Rodham Wright A. W. Foscue, Jr. FACULTY MEMBERS Chester F. Lay Preston Peak Page 224 first row: Finch, Weaver, Rowland, Cheek, Oddo. Second row: Reese, Malin- owski, Wright, Maberry, Tims, Thomas, Harden, Hogan, Drake. Alpha Delta Si ma OFFICERS The purpose of Alpha Delta Sigma is to combine in one President JAMES R. MABERRY fraternal body students and workers in the advertising field; Vice-President JACK THOMAS to gain greater recognition for college training in advertising; Secretary TOMMY ODDO to raise the prestige of advertising as a business and to raise Treasurer T. D. HARDEN ' the prestige of those who earn their living by it. Sponsors J. E. DRAKE, M. S. REESE President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor OFFICERS . . . DOROTHY DOWNEY MARGARET SUTHERLA.N ' D LILLIE PITTS . . . . DORIS STEWART M. S. REESE The purpose of Gamma Alpha Chi is to provide opportuni- ties, extra curricular activities and education for women stu- dents in the field of advertising. Gamma Alpha Chi Tirst roic. Sutherland, Cas- ter, Whistle, Downey, Stewart, Dillard, Hudson. Second row: Pitts, Jenn- ings, Van Winkle, Rod- gcrs, Hess, Boddeker. 4 ] Page 225 Tirst roiv: Johnson, Lint7, McLaughlin, McLarry, Straiten, Landreth, Ly ons, Kelso. Second roll ' : Cobb, Hois- ington, Nygaard, Cum mings, Titus, Stuckcy , Scoggin, Sturgess, Alex- ander. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia OFFICERS The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is to advance the President CHARLES ALLEN LINTZ cause of music in America, to foster the mutual welfare and Vice-President EARL HOISINGTOM brotherhood of students of music, to develop the earnest fra- Secretary BRENT STRATTO.N tcrnal spirit among its members and to encourage loyalty to Treasurer JOE LANDRETH the alma mater. Sponsor WINIFORD CUMMINGS OFFICERS President JOAN POTTER Program Chairman .... MYRON GOLDBERG Publicity Chairman A. ' N ' HEATH Secretary-Treasurer .... BARBARA BALLARD Sponsor DR. EDWIN J. FOSCUE The purpose of the Geographic Society is to promote and further interest in all phases of geography,- and to bring closer association and understanding to those persons af- fected by the common interests of geography. Jirst row: Erickson, Simp- son, Puckhaber, Heath, McBride, Eaves. Second row: Blatt, Stout, Coyle, Jefferson, Harris, Ballard, Potter, Cold- berg, Hays, Fruit, Mc- Millian. S. M. U. Geographical Society 1 BTiMii Page 226 Fraternities Interfraternity Council 7irst roiv: Rovinsky, Dobbs, Daniel, Hemmenway, Brown, Mott, Reaser, Reily, Jax, Amm nn, Allison. Second row: Anderson, Pepper, Cadwallader, Crawford, Cottingham, Coker, Duncan, Miller, Lawson, Smith, Rieck. OFFICERS President DON REILY Vice-President DON HUGE Secretary , DICK BROWN Treasurer BOB DOBBS Sponsor DEAN ELMER RIECK TTie Interfraternity Council promotes better coordination among the fraternities and increases the friendliness of the fraternities toward one another. MEMBERS ALPHA TAU OMEGA LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Neil Daniels Porter Hemcnway John Reese Don Reaser BETA THETA PI PHI DELTA THETA C. R. Anderson Jack Coleman John Butler Ivan Irwin DELTA KAPPA EPSILON PHI GAMMA DELTA Tommy Boyle Dick Brown Bob Ammann Bob Dobbs DELTA CHI PI KAPPA ALPHA Don Dozier Laurel Miller Jim Cottingham Bill Donncll DELTA SIGMA PHI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Carroll Coker Jack Duncan Bobby Cadwallader Charley Pepper KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA MU Hank Broadn x Bill Lawson Sheam Rovinsky KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA CHI Tommy Jax Beach Mott Jimmy Allison Clyde Robinson Page 228 SMU Panhellenic Council WiX -:- ' , . ■ . j TnsI TOW: Dickson, Day, Potter. Broiles, Maclay, Spragins, Dublin, Buntin, Cargill, Gupton, Massengale. Second roK ' : Blewett, Yost, Sutton, Woodward, Hartung, I.awshe, Doonan, Parr, Allen, Simmer, Sutherland. OFFICERS President DIANE BROILES Vice-President GLORIA DUBLIN Secretary JOAN POTTER Treasurer BARBARA BUNTIN Sponsor ELEANOR MACLAY The purpose of the Panhellenic Council is to coordinate the activities of women ' s fraternities on the campus. MEMBERS ALPHA DELTA PI KAPPA ALPHA THETA Lu Ann Massengale Dawn Simmer Ann Day Pat Yost CHI O.MEGA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Anita Ardinger Jcane Doonan Rosanne Dickson Carolyn Wright DELTA DELTA DELTA PHI SIGMA SIGMA Lou Allen Joy Strauch Ann Barnett Bonnie Gordon DELTA GAMMA PI BETA PHI Pat Lawshe Dodo Woodward Babs Hartung Suzi Smith DELTA ZETA SIGMA KAPPA Dolores Gupton Margaret Sutherland Cynthia Cargill Sally Sutton GAMMA PHI BETA ZETA TAU ALPHA Francis Blcwelt Betty McCulIoch Lee Parr Julia Rankin Page 229 Fraternity BETA THETA FI DELTA SIGMA PHI DELTA KAPPA EPSILON DELTA CHI Page 230 Houses PHI GAMMA DEL1. KAPPA ALPHA PHI UtiLTA THliTA KAPPA SIGMA PI KAPPA ALPHA Page 231 LAMBDA CHI ALPH SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA MLI SIGMA CHI Page 232 Brothers had the college spirit . . . It s just tor knowledge that vc camt- to tolk-gf. Ita Sii fo s get aluahle training their lite work. Are you sure this delivery is for us? We don ' t have a garden. hilton reeommends Kappa Sig food. Page 233 President, PORTER HEMENWAY Vice-President, HULIN FOWLER Secretary, BILL WIXSON Treasurer, WEBBER BEALL Porter Hemenway, President MEMBERS Bob Bailey Lee Mac Barron Jerry Bartos Webber Beall, Jr. Dale Blair Dave Blakey Charles Bohannon Joe Bordages Bert Brown Larry Brown John Capps Tom Carr Calloway Cochran Marvin Collins Durwood Crawford Neil Daniel John Danna Gordon Duff Hulin Fowler I iti im Max Gilpin Noble Ginther Bill Gregory Bob Gwinn Charlie Hall Sonny Hargrove Dick Harty Porter Hemenway Don Huge Deryl James Bob Kerr Bob LeClerq Bob Maloney Bob Mays Mack McCash Mac McCrea Jerry McKinsey Sterling Moore Charlie Naylor Bill Nighswonger Carl Nighswonger Don Owens Bob Pitzer Vic Post Ed Riddle Id Schlegel Al Shirkey Vince Szalai PLEDGES Tony Ball Bill Bradley Bill Burkhardt Pete Chantilis Russ Cress Matty Dengler Ted Dezendorf Les Driver Bill Gentry Bob Grow Jere Hays Andy Jergins Jim Madison Hughston Thomas Archie Van Meter Skip Ward Tenny Whorton Bob Whitworth Bill Wixson Channing Wood Walter Zivley Larry Marquardt Gary Oden Winfield Oldham Fred Penn Rip Radcliff Charles Rofino Dave Schum Mike Sorrells Jack Struble George Till Wesley Westmoreland Raymond Wilmarth Bill Wylie Proof that ATO ' s enjoy studying. Page 234 A ' 9 ¥ 9 P 9 Bailey, Ball, Barron, Bartos, Beall, Blair, Blakcy, Bohannon Bordages, Bradley, Brown, Burkhardt, Capps, Carr, Chantilis, Cochran Collins, Crawford, Cress, Daniel, Danna, Dezendorf, Driver, Duff Fowler, Gentry, Gilpin, Gregory, Gwinn, Hargrove, Hall, Harty Hemenway, Huge, James, Jergins, Kerr, Madison, Maloney, Marquardt Mays, McCash, McCrea, Penn, McKinsey, Moore, Naylor, B. Nighswonger C Nighswonger, Oden, Oldham, Owens, Pitzer, Post, Riddle, Schlegel Schum, Shirkey, Sorrells, Struble, Thomas, Til l, Van Meter, Ward Westmoreland, Whitworth, Wilmarth, Wixson, Wood, Wiley, Zivlcy Page 235 President, C. R. ANDERSON Vice-President, JACK COLEMAN Secretary, RICHARD WINK Treasurer, JIM BOUDREALIX C. R. Anderson, President MEMBERS Sherwin Alexander C. R. Anderson David Bohlmann Jimmy Boudreaux John M. Brooks Alan Qint Shad Callaway Jack Coleman Richard Craddock Chuck Crenshaw Bill Fisher John Galbraith Gus Lefes Benny Leggett Horace Mitchell Keith Reddick Denys Slater Tom Smith Sam Thompson Jim Vandygrift John Watson Richard Wink Dick Wrangle PLEDGES Bob Clark Curtis Coates Larry Cobb John Cummings Walt Davis Ken Dickson Howard Daughenbaugh Kermit Gaar Sherwood Henseley Jack Hobson Joe King Pat Knieff Allen Phillips John Rasmussen Don Shuford Steve Stone James Tunnell Ray Witherspoon Betas enjoy a day in that good Texas sunshine. Page 236 Alexander, Anderson, Bohlman, Boudreaux, Brooks Callaway, Clint, Coatcs, Coleman, Craddock 1 Crenshaw, Cummings, Daughenbaugh, Davis, Dickson Gaar, Galbraith, Hobs King, Lefes Lcggett, Mitchell, Rasmussen, Rcddick, Shuford Smith, Stone, Tunncll, Thompson, Upchurch Vandygriff , Watson, Wink, Witherspoon, Wrangle Page 237 It is the policy of Delta Kappa Epsilon to keep their officers secret. MEMBERS Oscar Berryman John Blue Tliomas Boyle Melvin Brans Richard Brown William Dunn Robert Higginbotham A! Lally Richard Lochner Gene Marlatt Tliomas Meredith Bruce Moore William Quortrup Ruel Robeau George Schlagenhauf Ed Smith Riley Smith Bob Terrell Marshal Terry William Todd Ned Turkington Eddie Vanston William Whitehead Peter Wiggins PLEDGES Robert Carlson William Castleman Stanley Crooks Gary Henning Fred Kribs Eric Kneble Peter Logan Ben Mathers Bill Matthews Wednes Nitschke John Price Henry Rice Herbert Solberg Lacy Stinson Jim Zimmerman Dick Brown sets the pace at the Deke dining table. Page 238 Berryman, B!ue, Roylc, Brans, Brown Crooks, Dunn, Henning Higginbotham, Kribs Lochner, Logan, Marlatt, Mathers, Matthews Meredith, Moore, Xitschkc, Price, Rice Robeau, Schlagenhauf, E. Smith, R. Smith, Solberg Terrell, Terry, Turkington, Whitehead Page 239 Presick-nt, LAUREL MILLER Vice-President, JERRY WOLFE Secretary, WALTER WATSON Treasurer, CHARLIE McGREGOR Laukll Miller, President MEMBERS Travis Barber Eldred Barrick John Bii s ers David Brinker Marcus Buchanan Dick Carlson Andy Chong Don Dozier George Elliott Lynn Ferguson Bud Fuller Art Higgins HoIIie Irvin Spencer Johnston Ronny Jones Ross Kirven Hugh Lampman Burch Lovely Charlie Maples Charlie McGregor Bill Miller Laurel Miller Staley Minis Bob Mitchell Ed Voris Walter Watson Bob Weaver Dick Williams Jim Willes Dave Wimberly Jerry Wolfe PLEDGES Jack Adams Jerry Atkinson Carl Aycock Jim Cheek Paul Dague Neill English Sam Griggs Bob Jackson Bill Janowski Jim McAdams Sterling Middings Jim Milner Bruce Mohs Bill O ' Bryant Jim Palmer Jack Prince Winston Rhea Jim Rose Bill Schmahried Erik TTiompson John Tresp Warry Williams Jim Willman Dave Wyatt A scene of feverish activity at the Delta Chi house. Page 240 Adams, Atkinson, Aycock, Barber, Biggcrs, Brinker, Carlson, Check, Chong, Dague, Dozier, Elliott, English Ferguson, Ford, Fuller, Hoyt, Higgens, Irvin, Jackson Janowski, Johnston, Jones, Kirven, Lampman, Lovely, Maples McGregor, L. Miller, W. Miller, Milner, Mims, Mitchell, Mohs Palmer, Rhea, Rose, Schmalzricd, Thompson, Tresp, Vickcrs Voris, Watson, NK ' eaver, W. Williams, R. Williams, Willis, Wimbcrly Page 241 President, JACK DUNCAN Vice-President, CLIFF DAVENPORT Secretary, JOHN TULLIS Treasurer, JAMES DONNELL Jack Duncan, President MEMBERS Bill Brolliar Jack Burgen Gerald Busby Bill Call Carroll Coker Cliff Davenport James Donnell Karl Doing Jack Duncan Frank Elmore Richard Farr Ed Grimmett Pat GroUman T. D. Harden Mickey Huffman Bill Hunter Perry Jefferson Proctor Kildow David Kimbriel Homer Koliba Roger Kraus Jack Lockett David Neal J. B. Pendergrass Bob Powers Richard Rocereto Fred Stietenroth Tom Tarter PLED GES Sam Allen Dick Boysen Jerry Cowan Charles Crow Robert Favre Gerald Knight Jim Marshall John Tullis Claude Wilson Mark Wilson Larry Nelson Bill O ' Neal Dan Otstott Dewey Pendleton Bob Smith Gene Teasley Carlton Wilson They arc smiling now, but next week the piano goes. Page 242 Allen, Burgcn, Busby, Call, Cokcr Cowan, Crow, Davenport, Donnell, Duncan Elmore, Farr, Grollman, Grimmett, Harden Huffman, Hunter, Jefferson, Kimbriel, Kraus Knight, Lockctt, Marshall X ' eal, OXcill Otstott, Powers, Rocereto, Stietenroth, Smith Tarter, Teasley, TuIIis, C. Wilson, M. Wilson ktkrf Page 243 President, BILL LAWSON Vice-President, JESS SPOONTS Secretary, WILLIAM CRAWFORD Treasurer, ROBERT WINDHAM Bill Lawson, President MEMBERS Pierce Allinan C harles Anderson John Baird Leslie Beddoes Richard Bosse Mason Briggs Henry Broadnax Benjamin Carroll Gene Copeland William Crawford Noble Cross Oscar Dane George Dill Kirby Edwards Jack Ferrill Jim Flynn Mac Hall Tom Harkey Houston Hawley Bill Hay Steve Hay Jim Hjelmseth Charles Holland George Hutchings Al KiJlgore Bob Knickerbocker Bob Knight Jim Knox Victor Lary Gavin Laurie Bill Lawson Jim Marsh Jack Maxwell Jvan McGuire Shannon Mendenhal! Vance Miller Bob Mott George Nilan Jerry Owens Gary Pittman Julian Potter Frank Ribelin Andre Ronay Dick Royal Bill Sachs George Samson Charles Shiels Lawrence Skipper Howard Slaughter Ken Smith Jess Spoonts Charles Stewart PLEDGES Byron Braswell Jeff Browning Bryan Bush James Caple Irwin Carroll Duke Dale Matt Delaney David Donosky Laurence Fleck lim Groves Jim Strange Jim Thrash Tom Tolson Jim Tubb Tom Van Hoy Dick Webb Louis Weber Larry Wells Paul Welsh George Wharton George O. Wilson Bob Windham Jim Young Charles Hagan Halton Henderson Sidney Henry Arnold Hudson Ralph Pease Frank Shepard Clark Smith Ronald Stenzel Hayden Pittman Where arc those dates you got us, Pierce? Page 244 Allman, Baird, Beddoes, Bossc, Braswell, Briggs, Broadnax Bush, Caple, Carroll, Copcland, Crawford, Cross, Dale Dane, Dclancy, Dill, Donosky, Edwards, Ferrill, Fleck Fmka, Groves, Hagen, Hall, Hawley, Harkey, S. Hay W, Hay, Henderson, Henry, Holland, Hutchings, Killgore, Knickerbocker Knox, Lary, Laurie, Lawson, Marsh, Maxwell, Mendenhall L. Miller, V. Miller, Mitchell, Nilan, Owens, Pease, C. Pittman H. Pittman, Ronay, Royall Samson, Sachs, Shiels, Skipper Slaughter, Spoonts, Stenzel, Stewart, Thrash, Tolson, Tubb Van Hoy, Webb, Weber, Windham, Wharton, Young Page 245 President, TOMMY JAX Vice-President, TOMMY GARTH Secretary, MONTE FROST Treasurer, HERB SCHULZE Tommy Jax, President MEMBERS Gordon Anderson Tracy Arnold Don Barnes Dave Barron Joe Basquez Ernest Beatty Phil Bishop Bruce Boss Bill Bowden Ronnie Case Bob Chilton Raymond Cornelius Joe Denton John Echols Johnny Fain Monte Frost Tommy Garth Charlie Gilreath Terry Hendrix Holt Hickman John Hicks Lnniar Hunt Sam Hunt Tommy Jax Henry Kirby Frank LaBarba Bob LaFavre Mitch LaGrone Pat Luby Tom McGee Frank Moore Terry Morrow Beach Mott Ray O ' Connell Bob Parker Pete Partee Ed Prichard John Ramey Cecil Ray Bill Riedel Dave Riley Herb Schulze Carl Shannon PLEDGES Roger Blackmar Jim Blanton Hutch Bryan Jimmy Christian Roger Clayton Austin Cooper Robert Davidson Dick Dudley Dan Galvin Jim Garner George Glass Charles Goodrich Dit Harrison Wally Haynes Glen Holiday Bryan Honts Ernest Specks Homer Stewart John Tanner Dick Taylor Johnny Torbett Ralph Vanderpool Jim Ware Bob Weichsel Dawson Wells Allen Jones Dick Kurger Jim Martin Jim McCord Bob McGee Monte Meador Bob Merritt Jack Parker John Sheel Tom Sloan Daryl Smith Gillmore Smith Tom Waggoner Dave Weaver Dick Wray Denton and Jax prepare for finals in the usual manner. Page 246 t a Cj t Y U: Y? ¥ 51 ? fp {v : ' flr£ y! i M ' ' . m , ii Anderson, Arnold, Barnes, Barron, Basquez, Bcatty, Bishop, Blackmar Blanton, Boss, Bowdcn, Bryan, Chilton, Christian, Clayton, Cooper Cornelius, Davidson, Denton, Dudley, Echols, Fain, Frost, Calvin Carth, Garner, Cilreath, Glass, Goodrich, Haynes, Hcndrix, Hickman Honts, Hunt, Jax, Jones, Kirby, Kurger, LaBarba, LaFavre LaCrone, Luby, Martin, McCord, McGcc, Merritt, Moore, Morrow Mott, O ' ConncU, J. Parker, R. Parker, Prichard, Raniey, Riedcl, Riley Schulze, Shannon, Shecl, Smith, Specks, Stewart, Tanner, Tavlor Torbctt, Vandcrpool, Waggoner, Weaver, Wells, Weichsel, Wrav Page 247 President, DON REASER Vice-President, JOHN REESE Secretary, JIM CAMPBELL Treasurer, LARRY COTTINGHAM Don Reaser, President MEMBERS Joe Ashmore Pat Baker Bert Barnes Tommy Barrow Jack Bjorklimd Jim Campbell Range Cloyd A. V. Corpening Larry Cottingham Hoss Dawson Bill Dowell Tom Edwards Roger Gary John Hamilton Edwin Harrison Harry Higginbotham Gordon Hobgood George Holland Roy Johnson Darrell Lafitte Rusty Lobell Evans Lyster Tommy Macon Chuck Massengale Lee McAlester Gayle Mills L. A. Myers Marvin Neely Don Presley Eddie Quintana Don Reaser John Reese Dick Sanderson John Scurlock Sam Sharp Terry Thomason Bob Vanderpool PLEDGES Jim Adams Jim Baber Bill Bray Jimmy Brooks Jimmy Cox Lee Dewey Bill Diller Frank Eidom Jack Espenshied Al Fairfield Stew Fason Jim Gardner Don Gnuse Earl Walden George Watts Bob Welch Larry Wrightsman Henry Yeager Bill Hall Eddie Herrell Harry Hill Jay Johns Fred Lucas Ken Moffet Al Muirhead Hal O ' Brien Dick Parsons Tom Redmond Dale Reynolds Chuck Singletary Rick Tliompson Lambda Cliis arc enthralled by Chuck Massengale ' s latest tale. Page 248 ' £5i i t ' id Ashmorc, Baber, Baker, Barnes, Barrow, Bjorklund, Bray Cloyd, Corpening, Cottingham, Cox, Dawson, Dillcr, Dowell Edwards, Espenshied, Fairfield, Gardner, Gary, Gnuse, Hall Hamilton, Harrison, Herrell, Higginbotharr Hill, Hobgood, Johns Lafitte, Lobell, Lucas, Lyster, Massengale, McAlester, Mofftt Muirhcad, Myers, Neely, Presley, Quintana, Reaser, Redmond Reese, Reynolds, Sanderson, Scurlock, Sharp, Thomason, Thompson Vanderpool, X ' aIden, Watts, Welch, Wrightsman, Yeagei Page 249 Phi Delta Theta President, JOHN BUTLER Vice-President, BILL CALLAHAN Secretary, MALCOLM BOWERS Treasurer, |IM STREET John Butler, President MEMBERS Bill Abernathie Don Addington Floyd Addington Don Alexander Don Apeland James Baker Arthur Barnes Jerry Barnett Bert Benton Bob Bernet Dick Bernet Ed Bernet Malcolm Bowers Jack Bowman Tony Bridge Ted Brooks Frank Budde John Butler Bobby Caldwell Bill Callahan Stewart Carrell Tom Carter Bob Cecil Bill Chesnut David Corley Howard Crow Danny Davis Sam Dunnam Don Ewan Bill Farrell Jerry Furseth John Gay Dewey Godfrey Balie Griffith John Hendry Jack Hickman jack Hooker Tom Hughston George Hurt Bob Irby Ivan Irwin Bill Jeffers Jack Kastman Bill Kendrick John Kroner Olin Lane Frank McCollum Don McGregor Perry McPherson Walton Miller Horace Moss Benton Musslewhite Warren Pay Foster Poole Bob Price J. L. Prideaux Ted Reed PLEDGES Nelson Alexander Don Baldv in Larry Barlnv ' George Black Bill Bragg Chapin Burks Pete Butler Dick Courtney David Griddle Oscar Fields Dick Gravett Gib Hatcher George Henderson lohn Hollingsworth John Roach Bill Roberts Charles Smith Dan Stansbury Jimmy Street Bill Strother Julian Tallichet Bob Thomas Pat Thomas Phil Vaiden David Weakley Charles Webb Bill White Jim Whittlesey Ed Hunsinger Don Mcllhcnny Gene Marshall Don Murdoch Bill Murphy Avent Smith Dick Snelling Law Sone Bill Starrett Sonny Washington Donald Joe Willey David Wooley Wynne Wooley Bob Thomas explains how he got lost on the tenth hole Page 250 :) ftp a f. =• 9 P 9 P ' ' P 9 IP P ( t P ! ) P POP Abcrnathic, D. Addington, F. Addington, D. Alexander, •M. Alexander, Apcland, Baker, Baldwin, Barlow Barnes, Barnett, Benton, B. Bernet, D. Bernet, E. Bernet, Black, Bowers, Bragg, Bridge, Brooks, Budde, Burks, J. Butler, P. Butler, Caldwell, Callahan Carrell, Carter, Cecil, Chesnut, Corley, Criddle, Crow, Davis, Ewan Farrell, Fields, Furseth, Gay, Godfrey, Griffith, Hatcher, Hendry, Hollingsworth Hooker, Hughston, Hunsinger, Hurt, Irby, Irwin, Jeffers, Kastman, Kroner Lane, Marshall, McCollum, McGregor, McPherson, Miller, Moss, Murdoch, Murphy Musslcwhite, Pay, Poole Price, Prideaux, Reed, Roach, Roberts, A. Smith C. Smith, Snelling, Sone, Stansbury, Starret, Street, Strother, Tallichet, B. Thomas P. Thomas, Washington, Weakley, White, Whittlesey, Willey, D. Wooley, W. Wooley Page 251 President, JAMES R. DOBBS, JR. Recording Secy., RICHARD CHISHOLM Corresponding Secretary, NORMAN FRY Treasurer, COLONEL SID RUCKER, JR. James R. Dciubs, Jr., President MEMBERS Alex Acheson Bob Amniann Joe Baird Art Baker Ray Barnett Frank Bockiis Bill Burnside Jamie Burrell-Sahl Jeff Campbell Dick Chisholm Bill Crouch Sam Davis Sandy Dalton Bob Dobbs Joe Fort Don Francey Norman Fry Claude Head Joe Heilhecker Jim Land Jim Limestall Chuck Little Jerry Merchant Gerald McNevin John Meyer Hank Meyer Jim Miller Jack Roach Sid Rucker Tabor Scott Tom Seltzer Jim Shaw Bill Smith Joe Smith Payton Smith Woody Smith PLEDGES Bill Atwell Jack Braddock Nick Burke Terry Finsterbusch Joe Huey Harold Meadows Mac Meredith Bill Metcalf Charley Steed Robb Stewart Pat Tims Dick Webster Doc Whittenberg Russ Meyer Phil Paul Ken Shinham Dave Shoudy Gary Smith Tracy Speake Bill Vandenberg Mrs. Striithcr looks at the ROTUNDA with the aid of several experts. Page 252 } i4..b Af w Achcson, Ammann, Atwi ■ Baird, Baker, Barnctt Bockus, Braddock, Burke, Burnsidcs, Burrel-Sahl, Campbell Chisholm, Crouch, Davis, Dobbs, Finsterbusch, Francey Fry, Huey, Heilhecker, Limestall, Little, McNevin Meadows, Merchant, Meredith, Metcalf, H. Meyer, J. Meyer R. Meyer, Miller, Roac h, Rucker, Scott, Seltzer Shinham, Shoudy, G. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smith, W. Smith W. Smith, Steed, Tims, Vandenberg, Webster, Whittenberg Page 253 President, BILL DONNELL Vice-President, JIM COTTINGHAM Secretary, JACK COYLE Treasurer, BILL MEADERS Bill Donnell, President MEMBERS Tom Arthur Ed Ballou Charles Barns Dave Blonstein Rolland Carl John Clark E. G. Cockerell Jim Cottingham Floyd Cox Jack Coyle Ken Dippel Bill Donnell John England Ted Fatscher Don Hardin Harlan Harper Earl Holcombe Bill Johnson George Johnson Hal Kobey Bob LeMay Bill Masterson Dick McCauley Bill Meaders Jim Page Mike Pool Don Reily Rick Rickles Joe Van Smith Kermit Smith PLEDGES Gilbert Barfleld Jim Brand Lloyd Brandt Merlin Burlison Juan Chacin Don Jacobsen Howard Lincoln Lindsey Marchbanks Charles Stark Jim Wright Nick Zotos Neil Marshall Bob Meaders Bob Pace Roger Rowland Jim Shields Stan Smith Jim Umpleby Harry Williams Reily and other Pikes entertain at an open house for the ADPi ' s. Page 254 p p r ' o o - D Ct iP n .T  .f L.f K- ' tj B( A « K f, f Artlnir, Ballon, Barficid, Barns, Blonstcin, Brandt Brand, Burlison, Carl, Chacin, Cockerel!, Cottingham Cox, Coyle, Dippel, Donncll, England, Fatscher Hardin, Harper, Holcombe, Jacobsen, B. Johnson, G. Johnson Kobcy, LcMay, Lincoln, Marchbanks, Masterson, McCaulcy, R. Mcadcrs W Meaders, Marshall, Page, Reily, Ricklcs, Rowland, J. Smith S. Smith, K. Smith, Stark, Umplcby, Williams, Wright, Zotos Page 255 President, CHARLES PEPPER Vice-President, DAVE POWELL Secretary, CHARLES ALLEN Tteasurer, ED SPEER Charles Pepper, President MEMBERS Jim Adair Ted Akin Charles Allen Gus Anderson Karl Anderson Jack Archibald Jerry Bateman Fred Bauchert Tommy Boker Tommy Bowers Richard Bryant George Buckstaff Bobby Cadwallader Jim Canfield Rutledge Carpenter Johnny Caruthers Jerry Clem Gene Clements Ed Conner Bill Copeland Creighton Campbell Bill Crisler Verde Dickey Ed Doran Pete Evans Art Flinders Bob Fisher Richard Francis Dwight Free Dawson French Roy Garwood Frank Green Douglas Hawkins Jim Hawn Rufus Higginbotham Gordon Hosford Bill Hutchison Robert Hyde Bobby Jamison Tom Jaynes Ralph Kendall Bruce Lane Bill Linthicum Art Mackinstrey John Manly Larry Marlow Rogge Marsh Jim McCally Jack McComb Dave Mclntire Herbert Mcjunkin Jack Mcjunkin Pete Paschal Charles Pepper Dave Powell Bill Rippey Jim Robertson Frank Rose PLEDGES Bill Beattie Bryan Bell Don Berg Dan Brown Bill Campbell Ken Canfield Gary Cole Judson Crow Lee Dye Aubrey Good Charles Hill Jim Hunter Louis Hurst jerry Jacobs John Kimbrough Ray Lovelady Dave McComb Rusty Russell Andy Sidaris Lowell Smith Shelby Smith Ed Speer Joe Chat Sumner Elliott Thweatt Mickey Thompson Jim Vowell Bobby Ray Wallace Reagan Waskom David Whitson Jack Williamson Ricks Wilson Andy McCulloch John McEIhaney Don Morton Micheaux Nash Jerry Norton Dick Poe Bill Riffe Dan Roebuck Jimmy Rogers Jerry Rose Jim Sale Charleton Smith Jack Stewart Jim Vivian Dave Webb Andy Yorston Ed Speer lines up a crucial shot under pressure. Page 256 Akin, Allen, C. Anderson, K. Anderson, Archibald, Bateman, Bauchert, Beattic, Bell Berg, Bowers, Bryant, Buckstaff, Cadwallader, Campbell, J. Canfield, K. Canfield, Carpenter Caruthcrs, Clem, Clements, Cole, Connor, Copeland, Crisler, Crow, Dickey Doran, Dye, Fisher, Flinders, Francis, Garwood, Hawkins, Hawn, Higginbotham Hill, Hosford, Hurst, Hutchinson, Hyde, Jacob, Jamison, Jaynes, Kendall Kimbrough, Lane, Mackinstry, Marlow, Marsh, McCally, J. McComb, McElhaney, Mclntire H. Mcjunkin, J. Mcjunkin, Morton, Norton, Paschal, Poc, Powell, Riffe Rippcy, Robertson, . Roebuck, Rogers, F. Rose, J. Rose, Sale, Sidaris C. Smith, L. Smith, Speer, Stewart, Sumner, Thompson, Thweatt, Vivian Vowcll, Wallace, Waskom, Webb, Whitson, Williamson, Wilson, Yorston Page 257 President, SHEARN ROVINSKY Secretary, IVAN JAY ZUCKERMAN Treasurer, SIDNEY STAHL Shears Riivi sk , President MEMBERS Don Aronson Lowell Dushman David Frankfurt Nathan Friedman Harold Goodman Larry Lebanoff Morton Lewis Danny Parker Shearn Rovinsky David Shriro Don Stahl Sidney Stahl Melvin Weinberg Stanley Zeitlin Ivan Jay Zuckerman PLEDGES Herbert Gaynor David Jacobs Mark Knolls Dan Krause Fred Marks Jim Nathan David Olschwanger Aaron Prengler Morton Susman SAM ' s and tlieir dates demonstrate their nuisical talcnl al a danr,. Page 258 Aronson, Dushman, Goodman, Freidman Hammerman, Jacobs, Krause, Olschwanger Parker, Prenglcr, Rovinsky, Shriro Stahl, Susman, Weinberg, Zeitlin, Zuckerman Page 259 President, JIM ALLISON Vice-President, CHARLES NORTHRUP Secretary, LYNN NICHOLSON Treasurer, WARREN KEYES Jim Allison, President MEMBERS Jim Allison Joaquin Bauer Jim Bliss Bob Bollen Bill Buchanan Tom Cain Steve Condos Bobby Cox Tom Retcher John Golden Jim Hairston Doug Jarvis John Joyce John Kelly Warren Keyes Gerald Klinghammer Bill Martin Harvey McAtee Rod Mossman Ronald Nater Lynn Nicholson Charles Northrup John Ownby Rae Pfeiffer James Roberts Clyde Robinson Paul Shafer TTiomas Staggs John Tanner PLEDGES Barry Bottom Francis Brinkmeyer Art Damold Lynwood Grant Tom Hilligoss Jim Johnson Jack Leighton Rodney Williams Bill Zimmerman Ronald Putnam Don Reed Henry Saenz Pete Stiehler Thomas Sweeney Bruce Wiley Four Sigma Chis debate on the merits of a college education. Page 260 Allison, Bauer, Bliss, Cain, Condos Cox, Fletcher, Grant, Hilligoss, Jarvis Joyce, Keyes, Klinghammer, Leighton, Mossman Natcr, Nicholson, Northmp, Ownby, Pfeiffer Putnam, Reed, Robii Saenz, Stiehler Sweeney, Wiley, Williams, Zimmerman Page 261 President, BURL LLISCOMBE Vice-President, JOANNE ANGONA Vice-President, JO NEWLAND Secretary, SANDRA HAROZ Treasurer, PAT McNEELY Burl Luscombe, President Joanne Angona, Phyne Angona, Mildred Boulboull Bill Brice, Frank Collins, Carolyn Davis Alex Dodge, John Domatti, Steve Fulda, Don Gregory, Sandra Haroz Char Haroz Rudy Hartwig, Earl Hoisington, Alice Hughes, Patsy Inncrhofcr, Robert Johnson, Julia Jones Hce Lin Litn, Hank Malinnwski, Pat McNccly, Jo Newland, Lorna Reely, Robert Skilcs Page 262 Sororities Sorority iBv . sr ' S ' Mk ' CHI OMEGA ii 1 1 Hu ' ' •.IMie. 1)1, i 1)1 LI A 111 I.I A DELTA GAMMA Houses KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ink ' k% ' fc. III! umiiiii nil I J II I KAPPA ALPHA THt T A DELTA ZETA GAMMA PHI BETA PI BETA PHI SIGMA KAPPA ZETA TAU ALPHA Page 266 rhe Postman never gets a chance to ring twice at the Pi Phi house. It might not sound so good, but it s ti And on Sorority Row . . . Anyone want a ride to class? And at the Zcta house we see an etiquette Sororities are well known for their formal lesson in progress. and dignified parties. Page 267 President, LU ANN MASSENGALE Vice-President, DIANE BROILES Secretary, LANGSTON SUTTER Treasurer, MARY MAXWELL Alpha Delta Pi Lu Ann Massengale, President MEMBERS Marjorie Allen Jane Arniitage Freda Bailey Doris Bass Betty Blackston Martha Booth Diane Broiles Marty Brooks Iva Marie Cameron Catherine Clinton Barbara Jean Cook Jane D ' Armand Ada Fay Delaney Tommy Dillard Gayle Dodson Sue Harris Joy Holman Joan Holmberg Jocelyn Hill Susan Irwin Peggy Jones Lois Jordan Mary Lou Kueck Dixie Lindsay Betsy Lumpkin Lu Ann Massengale Mary Maxwell Margaret Meredith Betty Ann Mitchell Jan Palmer Kathy Pearce Ocelia Perkins Pris Raborn Rosemary Redditt Anne Rice Dorothy Roberts Shirley Schuetz Gayle Shoemaker Dawn Simmer Mary-Ellen Smith Mary Elizabeth Spaulding Nancy Spears Natalie Stanford PLEDGES Jean Beth Acklen Harriet Boedeker Dorothy Burgess Mary Canada Scrippy Cluck Martha Copeland Virginia D ' Armand Carolyn Eastham Evelyn Fox Laurie Goggan Doris Hayes Diane Hetherington Jo An Howland Teresa Lancaster Julia Stark Langston Sutter Dorothy Suttle Bobbie Trott Pat Vernon Nancy Lee Webb Laverne Whittington Jill Wilson Bonnie Wendland Anna Lindsey Dippy Messina Jo Ann Miller Judy Olson Patsy Patrick Mary Prentiss Robbie Riddle Holly Sharp Jeanene TTiompson Jeanette TTiompson Dorothy Warren Maxey Watkins Eunice Wheat (Inly 2,000 more boxes to go — the float is nearly finished! Page 268 2L A- I- •V Acklen, Allen, Armitage, Bailey, Bass, Blackston, Bocdckcr, Booth Broiles, Brooks, Burgess, Cameron, Canada, Clinton, Cluck, Cook Copcland, J. DArmand, V- DArmand, Delancy, Dillard, Dodson, Eastham, Fox Goggan, Harris, Hayes, Hctherington, Hill, Holman, Holmberg, Howland Irwin, Jones, Jordan, Kiieck, Lancaster, A. Lindsey, D. Lindsey, Lumpkin Massengalc, Maxwell, Meredith, Messina, Miller, Mitchell, Olson, Palmer Patrick, Pcarce, Perkins, Prentiss, Raborn, Rcdditt, Rice, Riddle Roberts, Sharp, Schuetz, Shoemaker, Simmer, Smith, Spaulding, Spears Stark, Sutter, Suttle, J. Thompson, J. Thompson, Trott, Vernon Warren, Watkins, Webb, Wcndland, Wheat, Whittington, Wilson Page 269 President, JEANE DOONAN Vice-President, BARBARA LEE BROWN Secretary, GEORGEANN FENLEY Treasurer, ROBERTA HEILHECKER Jeane Doonan, President MEMBERS Virgania Ruth Alexander Anita Ardinger Annette Askew Edith Bowen Claudette Bradshaw Betty Breeland Ann Brittain Barbara Lee Brown Joane Brown Pat Brown Barbara Buntin Roberta Buntin Ann Burchfield Martha CHfford Patsy Von Curtis Jeannie Dederick Jeane Doonan Mildred Ellis Martha Evans Georgeann Fenley Ann Gammill Jeanne Garrett Sonya Gladbach Sarah Sue Grace Joyce Harrah Harriet Harris Sharon Harris Wanda Harrison Roberta Heilhecker Mary Ann Hurt Erma Hutto Frances Johnson Mary Ann Kidd Joann Kneece Mary Lowry Bette Jean Manske Margaret Mathes Nancy Matthews Martha May Jean McConnell Jo Ann McKennon Martha Moore Sara Moore Diane Moscrip Carol Ann Moss Patricia Nicholson Laura Nimmons Nancy O ' Byrne Patsy Prince Rose Marie Salisbury Patsy Ann Sharp PLEDGES Pat Bonner Jane Brown Marjorie Brown Jean Byrd Shari Collins Mary Marsha Ann Creecy Bette Crump Betsy Ebaugh Elaine Ellis Priscilla Fields jean Holloweil Jean Humphreys Earlyne Lander Dorothy Loring Winnie Lyle Marlene Maddox Rosemary Mancill Marilyn Marr Corl Sara Stribling Dian Towne Adair Tucker Lois Ann Ward Cleta Watson Mary Ann Williams Helen Woods Ann Woodson Jimmie Wright Joan Marsh Jane Marti Ouida Mauritz Joyce Mays Helen McMahan Barbara M cPherson Kay Moore Mary Ann Moore Ouida Neill Diane Newsome Carolyn Parker Patricia Pasley Marlene Read Ann Smith Jane Smith Yeola Steed Sue Tucker Mary Wisdom Adell Wood The Chi O ' s gather for an after-dinner gab-fcst. Page 270 - j 00m Alexander, Ardinger, Askew, Bonner, Bowen, Hradshaw, Breeland, Brittain, Brown I Brown, J. Brown, M. Brown, P. Brown, B Buntin, R. Buntin, Burchficld, Byrd, Clifford Collins, Corl, Crump, Curtis, Dederick, Ebaugh, E. Ellis, M. Ellis, Fenley Fields, Gammill, Garrett, Gladbach, Grace, Harrah, H Harris, S. Harris, Harrison Heilhecker, Hollowell, Humphreys, Hurt, Hutto, Johnson, Kidd, Kneece, Lander Loring, Lowry, Lyle, Maddox, Mancill, Manske, Marr, Marsh, Marti Mathes, Matthews, Mauritz, Mays, McConnell, McMahon, McPherson, K. Moore, M. Moore, M. Moore S. Moore, Moscrip, Moss, Neil, Xewson, Nicholson, Nimmons, O ' Byrne, Parker, Pasley Prince, Read, Salisbury, Sharp, A. Smith, J. Smith, Steed, Stribling, Towne, A. Tucker S Tucker, Ward, Vatson, Williams, Wisdom, Wood, Woods, Woodson, Wright, Doonan Page 271 President, JOY STRAUCH Vice-President, EVERLYN McMILLlAN Secretary, LAURA McCLINTOCK Treasurer, MARLYS CARLSON Joy Strauch, President MEMBERS Ann Allen Lou Allen Adele Asel Emily Atkinson Betty Brown Betsy Burow Marlys Carlson Collen Carroll Billy Chesher Colleen Cook Jane Cooper Elizabeth Cozby Claire Jo Cummings Pat Darby Jane Daves Carolyn Davis Jean Detzler Helene Devos Emily Eaves Sue Everson Sarah Forbes Nance Fruit Judy Gleckler Eleanor Griffith Linda Hamman Ruth Hickman Barbara Hooper Betsy Jeter Louise Kane Joan Kemendo Elaine Kendrick Maudanne Kidd Billie Kimbrough Sally Kimbrough Susan Lumpkin Marcia Marlow Laura McClintock Mary McKenzie Everlyn McMillian Marcia Miller Elizabeth Mitchell Dorothy Monson Mary Frances Myers Mary Dell Naschke Jackie Nelson Joanne Peak Elizabeth Ann Pierce Shirley Rainwater Molly Riley Jean Roberts Ann Ruffin Val Sellors PLEDGES Adena Allen Martha Ann Barrick Dorothy Burford Pattye Dalchau Gail Daugherty Joan Duncan Ann Ferguson Ann Garber Betty Hawkins Ceacy Henderson Barbara Hoover Nance Johnson Terry Kimbrough Cynthia Loveless Jane Masterson Lou Nelle Mayes Patricia McMillan Tut Shaffer Gail Simpson Joy Strauch Dorothy Thompson Lolly Van Kirk Caroline Williams Isabelle Wilson Rosalyn Wilson Allene Wright Eleanor Wright Gretchen Young Shirley McRae Carlene Moore Peggy Ann Moore Martha Jane Morrison Gayle Neeley Nancy Palmer Patricia Parker Diana Petrie Carolyn Pierce Joan Pinsen Sybill Ranfranz Sue Sprayberry Jackie Turner Marlene Veazey Denese Ward Ann Wooten Barbara Wooten Part of a co-cd ' s education — bridge. Page 272 A. Allen, A. Allen, L. Allen, Ascl, Atkinson, Barrick, Hrown, Buford, Burow Carlson, Carroll, Chosher, Cook, Cooper, Cozby, Cummings, Dalchau, Darby Daugherty, C. Davis, J. Davis, Dcvos, Ditzler, Duncan, Eaves, Everson, Ferguson Fruit, Garber, Gleckler, Griffith, Hamman, Hawkins, Henderson, Hickman, Hooper Hoover, Jeter, Johnson, Kane, Kemendo, Kendrick, Kidd, B. Kimbrough, S. Kimbrough L. Kimbrough, Loveless, Lumpkin, Marlow, Masterson, Mayes, McClintock, McKenzie, McMillian McRae, Mitchell, Monson, C. Moore, P. Moore, Morrison, Myers, Naschke, Neelcy Nelson, Palmer, Parker, Peak, Petrie, C. Pierce, E. Pierce, Pinson, Rainwater, Ranfranz Riley, Roberts, Ruffin, Sellors, Shaffer, Simpson, Strauch, Thompson, Turner, Van Kirk Veazey, Ward, Williams, 1. Wilson, R. Wilson, A. Wooten, B. Woolen, A. Wright, E. Wright, Young Page 273 President, DORA WOODWARD Vice-President, BETTY ANN JERNIGAN Secretary, BEA BEATTIE Treasurer, CAROLYN CALLAWAY Dora Woodward, President MEMBERS Marion Anne Betty Bartz Bea Beattie Annice Blatt Carolyn Brooks Deirdre Brummage Vanette Burns Marilyn Byer Carolyn Callaway Beverly Canaday Mary Qayton Martha Dawson Sally Ellis Anne Graham Peggy Hudson Betty Ann Jernigan Nancy Johnson Grace Jones Pat Lang Pat Lawshe Anita McDougall Norma Dean McVay Barbara Miller Marilyn Mock Nancy Palmer Juanita Patterson Gloria Rawls Betty Reed Lee Ridley Ann Nell Rogge Glenna Russell Virginia Russell Jane Salter Careme Satel Pat Shriver Judy Singletary Nancy Spitzer Sarah Starnes Marty Townes Mary Frances Traylor Jo Walker Patt Walker Joan Walton PLEDGES Ricky Amsler Barbara Baird Pat Barnes Beverly Binion Josephine Bogue Barbara Boyce Wanda Daniel Carol Fairchild Mary Louise Fenton Nancie Grigsby Joanne Honnold Nancy Lee Horton Madelyn Hudson Janie Jefferson Annette Whistle Florence White Rilla White Linda Wilkins Janice Witherspoon Dora Woodward Betty Kirkpatrick Gretchen Lambertz Ann Ledger Elise Lore Mona McGuyre Maryan McKee Sandra Owen Jean Parker Lynn Paxson Janis Plunket Marilyn Shriver Rosalie Tittsworth Phyllis Whitford Mary F. Wright The DCs prove that a lot of hard work goes into winning a first place float award. Page 274 V ' f k ? l ff Amslcr, Anne, Baird, Karnes, Bartz, Beattie, Kinion, Blatt Boguc, Boyce, Brooks, Brummagc, Burns, Byer, Callaway, Canaday Clayton, Daniel, Dawson, Ellis, Fairchild, Fenton, Graham, Grigsby Honnold, Horton, M. Hudson, P. Hudson, Jefferson, Jemigan, Johnson, Jones Kirkpatrick, Lambertz, Lang, Lawshe, Ledger, Lore, McDougal, McGuyre McKee, McVay, Miller, Mock, Owen, Palmer, Parker, Patterson Paxson, Plunkett, Rawls, Reed, Ridley, Rogge, G. Russell, G. Russell Salter, Satel, M. Shriver, P Shriver, Singletary, Spitzer, Starnes Tittsworth, Townes, Traylor, J. Walker, P. VCalker, Walton, Whistle L White, R. White, Whitford, Wilkins, Witheispoon, Woodward, Wright Page 275 President, MARGARET SUTHERLAND Vice-President, ZU DELL BROADWATER Secretary, PAMELA PARR Treasurer, PAULINE LYON Margaret Sutherland, President MEMBERS Betty Amyett Aldena Barton Carolyn Briggs Zu Dell Broadwatei ' Clela Caldwell Beverly Campbell Joann Cox Jane Cross Evelyn Dickson Sue English Delores Gupton Nancy Hall Mary Harrington Ann Heath Ann Hinton Mary Ann Holmes Carolyn Hopkins Virginia Hurt Joan Jackson Danetta Jennings Pauline Lyon Norma McCombs Phyllis Nelson Pamela Parr Frances Phillips Patty Pitts Helen Rick Lucia Rick Joan Rutherford Carolyn Schlipf Joan Schneider Nancy Shaw Peggy Shulfield Helen Smith Kathryn Smith Sheila Stayart Margaret Sutherland PLEDGES Louanne Avery Nancy Burridge Helen Carnes Lucretia Cathey Charline Cuthbertson Shirley Deis Norma Dooley Troy Garms Barbara Gepp Patricia Godfrey Joyce Harris Gwen Harrison Joanne Terranella Jerry Varney Arlene Wiemers Nancy Hazen Elaine Jones Rolette King Ann Larson Joyce Little Dorothy Nettleton Elizabeth Pruner Fredna Ann Schroeder Thalia Smith Suzanne Stapleton Juanita Welch Beverly Whyburn One of the most popular times of the day at the DZ house — mealtime. Page 276 Am ' ctt, Avery, Barton, Broadwater, Briggs, Burridgc, Caldwell f V Campbell, Carries, Cathey, Cox, Cross, Cuthbertson, Dooley, English, Gepp, Godfrey, Gupton, Hall, Harrington Harris, Harrison, Hazen, Heath, Hinton, Holmes, Hopkins Hurt, Jackson, Jennings, Jones, King, Larson, Little Lyon, McCombs, Nelson, Nlettleton, Parr, Phillips, Pitts, Pruner H. Rick, L. Rick, Rutherford, Schlipf, Shaw, Shuffield, H. Smith, T. Smith Staplcton, Sutherland, Tcrranella, Varney, Welch, Whyburn, Wiemers, Hall Page 277 President, BETTY McCULLOCH Vice-President, GRETA ESPINOSA Secretary, BILLIE LEIGH MORGAN Treasurer, SUE TRAYLOR Betty McCulloch, President MEMBERS Janet Ballard Frances Blewett Ruth Ann Boddeker Barbara Bowling Barbara Bradshaw Barbara Buchanan Edris BuUer Norma Jean Carter Beverly Collier Greta Espinosa Marion Fladger Gail Fultz Jacque Graham Nadine Haseloff Virginia Henderson May Hinken Elizabeth Huffhines Dorothy Ann Jackson La Jean Kaufman Pat Krebs Dolores Killion Marie Love Doris McCarthy Betty McCulloch Cynthia McMahon Billie Leigh Morgan Bettye Morris Elizabeth Ann Pittman Dorothy Rosenblatt Carolyn Saunders Carolyn Sinz Nancy Stanford Nancy Swenson Sue Traylor Georgann Tims Barbara Watson June Weatherford PLEDGES Mary Armstrong Bea Barnard Patty Clarkson Joie Coddington Saralu Couch Sara Jo Dovv ' Jane Ellis Penny Ellis Jean Gardner Bette Gordon Jo Ann Haynes Sunshine Hollar Phyllis Holsworth Dorothy Howell Anna Mae Jobe Carol Kramer Judy Lacy Holly Long Barbara Wilkinson Sylvia Wink Suzanne Zeigler Betty Sue Martin Mollie Masters Ann Mattingly Mariane Migley Mary Moughon Marcia Orning Ann Parker Pat Perkins Maralyne Ramey Barbara Rhodes Carol Robberson Marcia Robberson Anna Mae Robinson Peggy Scott Rondyn Self Elizabeth Vaughan Nancy Williams ' Don ' t wait up for me, Mrs. Weir. Page 278 ' I 4 y m : Ui iSixi : • WMP f ' L , - ' Armstrong, Ballard, Barnard, Blcwctt, Boddckcr, Hradshaw, Buchanan, Buller Carter, Clarkson, Coddington, Collier, Couch, Dow, J. Ellis, P. Ellis Espinosa, Fladger, Fultz, Gardner, Gordon, Graham, Haseloff, Haynes Henderson, Hinken, Hollar, Howell, Hiiffhines, Jackson, Kaufman, Killion Kramer, Krcbs, Lacy, Long, Love, Martin, Masters, Mattingly McCarthy, McCulloch, McMahon, Migley, Morgan, Morris, Moughon, Orning Parker, Perkins, Pittman, Ramey, Rhodes, C. Robberson, M, Robberson, Robinson Rosenblatt, Saunders, Scott, Self, Sinz, Stanford, Swcnson, Tims Traylor, Vaughan, Watson, W ' eatherford, Wilkinson, Williams, Wink, Zcigler Page 279 President, PAT YOST Vice-President, JOAN LIVELY Secretary, MARY GRANT Treasurer, SUE HALL Pat Yost, President MEMBERS Mina Baker Joan Brooks Bedee Buckner Marnette Butler Nancy Caldwell Barbara Carter Nita Carol Cervin Frances Crawford Ann Day Pat Edwards Arnette Elliott Lovelyn English Yvonne Erwin Peggy Fischer Mary Grant Sue Hall Doris Hamm Pat Harty Mary Ann Hein Carolyn Hodge Jackie Hogan Paula Horn Mary Jeter Lois Marie Kelley Rosalyn Leggett Joan Lively Sue Lowe Marilyn McEntire Jeanne McLemore Patricia Mullarkey Carolyn Parker Judy Pfefferle Ann Prideaux Frances Quinn Dorothy Reed Mary Alice Roorbach Mary Lou Semtner Jeta Dell Simons Gay Nell Steelman Jane Taylor Pat Tippett Ann Van Winkle Joyce Walker PLEDGES Shirley Baker Rochelle Blair Dorothy Chandler Joanne Cooksey Annette Donaldson Mary Jane Eberhart Geraldine Erwin Peggy Flynn Fay Francis Diane Hall Carolyn Holt Nancy Hopkins Betty Houston Jean Irwin Jo Karbach Nancy Kenyon Darleene White Lou Emma Whitehead Annette Whitley Pat Yost Gretchen Zeiske Kay Zimmerman Ann Kinnear Ann Lewis Nancy Marshall Mary Ann McRae Marilyn Melcer Natalie Naugle Elizabeth Pinkston Evantha Potts Peggy Simmons Alyce Lou Smith Bettye Steakley Marcia Ungren Jimmie Jean Warren Judy Williams Betty Young a happy group all the tii even in meeting. Page 280 M. Baker, S. Baker, Blair, Brooks, Buckncr, Butler, Caldwell, Carter Cervin, Chandler, Crawford, Day, Donaldson, Ebcrlieart, Edwards, Elliott English, G. Erwin, Y. Erwin, Fischer, Flynn, Francis, Grant, D. Hall S Hall, Hamm, Hartz, Hein, Hodge, Hogan, Holt, Hopkins Horn, Houston, Irwin, Jeter, Karbach, Kelley, Kcnyon, Kinnear Leggett, Lewis, Lively, Lowe, Marshall, McEntirc, McLemore, McRae Melcer, Mullarkey, Naugle, Parker, Pfcfferlc, Pinkston, Potts, Prideaux Quinn, Reed, Roorbach, Scmtncr, Simons, Simmons, Smith, Steakley Steelman, Taylor, Tippctt, Ungren, Van Winkle, Walker, White Whitehead, Whitley, Williams, Yost, Young, Zeiske, Zimmerman Page 281 President, ROSANNE DICKSON Vice-President, CAROLYN BETHMAN Secretary, MARY OWEN JONES Treasurer, MARGARET WRIGHT RosANNE DrcKSON President MEMBERS Betty Acker Ella Alford Barbara Barry Jane Beasley Ida Bess Bennett Ann Bennington Carolyn Bethmann Susan Biggers Sharis Blackburn Betty Boger Barbara Bolanz Margaret Bond Pat Botefuhr Ann Brannin Barbara Brooks Nancy Brown Barbara Buschman Harryette Bushong Nancy Campbell Joy Carl Lee Suzanne Gates Clauda Carroll Jane Chambers Phinea Chaney Rosanne Dickson Dorothy Diers Jean Dudley Patty Fenn Betty Lou Fitzhugh Joyce Fox Ann Francis Ann Glaspy Mildred Henderson Cynthia Hood Carole Humphrey Janet Jones Mary Owen Jones Renvia Jernigan Judy Kelley Julia Kitchens Doris MacKenzie Shirley Martin Fran McDonald Pat McKeown Joan Mings Pat Moorer Pat Moyer Mildred Nettle Ann Nolte Patsy Oliver Phoebe Perry Lynn Putney Barbara Russell Barbara Shaw Ann Smith Ruth Sowell Ida Ruth Spradling PLEDGES Mary Frances Agee Allison Allen Judy Billings Shirley Bracken Virginia Burns Carolyn Cave Betty Cheesehorough Sandra Dublin Nancy Ford Joyce Galloway Yuvonne Gibson Mary Lane Gullette Fredricka Hammett Randy Hapgood Myra Joan Johnson Kay Kennard Ruth Struble Judy Taulman Ann Thomas Ann Thomas Betty Thomasson Mary Dale Turner Pat Walker Ann Weaver Nancy Webb Judy White Virginia Williams Joanne Willis Grace Wooley Carolyn Wright Margaret Wright Ann Lookabaugh Tish Low Suzette McKinney Sandra McPherson Eugenia Peickert Carolyn Reed Priscilla Rettger Ann Roach Gwen Selecman Mary Lewis Sterrett Lou Swain Katrina Thompson June West Betsy Williams Pat Woods Four hungry Kappas watch while Percy cuts the roast beef. Page 282 - I A i Acker, Agce, Alfnrd, Allen, Harry, Bcaslcy, Bennington, Bethmann, Biggers Hillings, Boger, Bolanz, Bond, Botcfuhr, Bracken, Krannin, Brown, Burns Buschman, Bushong, Campbell, Carl Lee, Carroll, Catcs, Cave, Chambers, Chancy Cheeseborough, Dickson, Dicrs, Dublin, Dudley, Fcnn, Fitzhugh, Ford, Fox Francis, Galloway, Gibson, Claspy, Gullette, Hammett, Hapgood, Henderson, Hood Humphrey, Jernigan, Johnson, J. Jones, M. Jones, Kelley, Kcnnard, Kitchens, Low MacKenzie, Martin, McDonald, McKcown, McKinney, McPherson, Mings, Moorcr, Moyer Nettle, Nolte, Oliver, Peickert, Perry, Putney, Reed, Rettger, Roach Russell, Selecman, Shaw, Smith, Sowell, Stcrrett, Struble, Swain, Taulman A. Thomas, A. Thomas, Thomasson, Thompson, Turner, Walker, Weaver, Webb, West White, B. Williams, V. Williams, Willis, Woods, Wooley, C. Wright, M. Wright Page 283 President, BABS HARTUNG Vice-President, JOAN WHITTEN Secretary, DOT BORDERS Treasurer, JOAN POTTER Babs Hartung, President MEMBERS Betsy Allday Annette Allen Stephane Ambrose Barbara Badt Mary Lou Bain Nancy Baird Sally Barbre Toni Barksdale Dorothy Borders Alice Brown Suzi Buchanan Jan Buckaloo Nancy Burrus Sally Carroll Keitha Clement Barbara Clements Carolyn Collier Ara Cox Gloria Dahl Diane Dunaway Eva Fullilove Joanne Hagen Adelaide Harrison Babs Hartung Marjorie Hightower Diane Hill Ann Howard Mary Moore Hubbard Ann Ivie Laura James Ettie Lou Jordon Suzi Lainhart Ann Leonard Annellon Livingstone Joanne Lloyd Marjorie Lucas Shirley McBride Tyke McFarland Lunell McFarland Judy McVeigh Barbara McWilliams Phoebe Monteith Nancy Morgan Janet Myers Julie Pederson Patsy Pinson Patsy Pittman Lille Pitts Joan Potter Sue Puckhaber Katherine Regester Mary Ellen Riddick Beryl Rush Joy Schulte Shirley Segars Sue Ann Sigler PLEDGES Dorothy Jean Arney Elaine Barton Pat Bird Portia Bludworth Mary Stewart Bolton Arden Bowers Joan Brasse Nancy Campbell Priscilla Chawner Pat Corrigan Marian Dickson Madelon Elliot Carol Ellison Diana Freeman Armour Gray Charlene Smith Suzi Smith Mary Sue Smither Ann Spears Pat Trimble Ann Vanston Martha Wallace Joan Whitten Betty Williams Ann Wolfe Becky Wood Jane Woolf Mary Ann Yates Gail Grissom Ginger Hamel Marion Holton Betty Ince Patsy Lake Anne Maddux Jane Moon Pat Moore Nancy Neuhoft Eleanor Ogburn Martha Ridgeway Ann Robertson Allison Rymer Patricia Smith Charlotte Stephens for rcfrt-shmcnts and chatter at the Pi Phi house. Page 284 5£a ' 2f:£2fJft IJiii Allday, Allen, Arncy, Badt, Bain, Baird, Barbrc, Barksdale, Barton Bird, Bludworth, Bolton, Borders, Bowers, Brasse, Brown, Buckaloo, Campbell Chawner, Clement, Clements, Collier, Corrigan, Cox, Dahl, Dickson, Dunaway Elliot, Ellison, Freeman, Fullilove, Gray, Grissom, Hagen, Hamel, Hartung Hightower, Hill, Holton, Howard, Hubbard, Ince, Ivie, James, Jordan Lainhart, Lake, Leonard, Livingstone, Lloyd, Lucas, Maddux, McBridc, L, McFarland T. McFarland, McVeigh, McWilliams, Monteith, Moon, Morgan, Myers, Neuhoff, Ogburn Pederson, Pinson, Pittman, Pitts, Potter, Puckhaber, Regester, Riddick, Ridgeway, Robertson Rush, Rymer, Schulte, Segars, Sigler, C. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, Smithers, Spears Stephens, Trimble, Vanston, Wallace, Whitten, Williams, Wolfe, Wood, Woolf, Yates Page 285 President, CYNTHIA CARGILL Vice-President, MARILYN JONES Secretary, YVONNE EMISH Treasurer, CHARMAINE IRELAND Cynthia Carcill, President MEMBERS Barbara Ballard Sue Bates Lorelei Bohmfolk Cynthia Cargill Jane Cook Barbara Cowley Jan Davison Ellen Edwards Yvonne Emish Eleanor Henderson Joan Hood Charmaine Ireland Renna James Gertrude Jefferson Marilyn Jones Sarah Kerr Judy Kinney Jan Kirby Nancy Lackey Sue Manton Ann McDonald Betty Morrison Lou Naylor Marian Newby Ann Overbeck Mary Catherine Patterson Edith Ryser Peggy Spies Lucia Sutton Sally Sutton Rosemary Thompson Barbara Wall Helyn Wolfe PLEDGES Beverly Ballard Ruth Ann Benton Kay Brasher Susan Brown Lael Gardner Betty Lou Ghent Betty Jo Guiglardi Elaine Hager Barbara Henderson Shirley Hervey Carroll Hulsey Blanche Ihlenfeldt Alice Jensen Leora Kaveny Anita Lester Nancy McCraw Jean Raithel Gretchen Schoonmaker Marian Sewell Frances Stratton Lengel Van Wart Carol Walton Annette Young Betas serenade and choose the Sigma Kappa nominee for Beta sweetheart. Page 286 B Ballard, B Ballard, Bales, Benton, Bolinifolk, Brown, Cargill Cook, Cowley, Davison, Edwards, Emish, Gardner, Cuiglardi Hagcr, B. Henderson, E. Henderson, Hervey, Hood, Ihlcnfeldt, Ireland ' f James, Jefferson, Jensen, Jones, Kavcny, Kinney, Kirbv Lackey, Lester, Manton, McCraw, McDonald, Naylor, Newby Ovcrbcck, Patterson, Ryscr, Scoonmaker, Sewcll, Spies, St rat ton L. Sutton, S. Sutton, Thompson, Wall, Walton, Wolfe, Young Page 287 President, JULIE RANKIN Vice-President, SISSY HOBSON Secretary, JOAN CARARAS Treasurer, GLORIA DUBLIN Julie Raskin, President MEMBERS Betty Abell Nancy Ackley Mary Will Bateman Carolyn Bauernschmidt Dorothy Bayer Joan Bell Beverly Berry Paula Boedeker Ann Boring Sally Burton Marilyn Cammack Joan Cararas June Qaire Carter Jean Clark Louise Cronenwett Suzanne Cubberly Gloria Dublin Mary Duggan Carol Emerson Frances Fawcett Bette Forrest Gayle Franklin Betty Funderburke Jayne Gibson Martha Halsell Judy Hanner Jean Harrison Mary Elizabeth Hendrick Charlotte Hernblom Terry Hoban Sissy Hobson Nell Holdeman Peggy Holland Ann Jarvis Genie Jennings Ann Lacey Lola Mann Joanie Matthews Lynette McClung Royce Raye McKee Jackie McNeice Edwina Millican Peggy Nichols Lee Parr Eva Jane Potter Julie Rankin Elizabeth Reid Marjorie Reynolds Mary Ann Rhine Robin Richey Pat Rodgers Jackie Ronay Jean Rooke PLEDGES Janet Aimer Camilla Birkhead Betty Brewer Barbara Burke Dorothy Cherry Carol Dale Dion Dana Martha Elaine Davis Barbara Sue Frazier Dorothy Graham Jean Hampy Maurinc Hanby Pat Hepinstall Jewell Kincaid Lorene King Dorothy Beth Lee Betty Joyce Scott Winnie Shelton Sheila Slaughter Mary Ann Smith Sue Lou Smith Virginia Ann Stafford Doris Stewart Dorris Summers Yuvonne Van Duzen Jean Walton Jeanne Whedbee Nancy White Betty Wilson Pat Mays Sara Lou Mays Betty McCaa Virginia McColIum Mary Ella McCrea Martha Ann McWilliams Peggy Moss Sue Penn Pat Price Marilyn Ann Scarbrough Mary Ann Sims Mary Lou Stone Judy Wileman Kay Williams Patsy Lou Wood There s something about a fire — three pretty Zetas. Page 288 Abcll, Acklcy, Aimer, Batcman, Bauernschmidt, Bayer, Bell, Berry, Birkhead Biicdccker, Boring, Brewer Burke, Burton, Cammack, Cararas Carter, Cherrv Clarke, Croncnwctt, Cubberly, Dale, Dana, Davis, Dublin, Duggan, Emerson Pawcett, Forrest, Franklin, Frazicr, Funderburke, Gibson, Graham, Halscll, Hampy Hanby, Manner, Harrison, Hendrick, Hepinstall, Hcrnblom, Hoban, Hobson, Holdcman Holland, Jarvis, Jennings, Kincaid, King, Lacey, Lee, Mann, Matthews P, Mays, S, Mays, McCaa, McClung, McCollum, McCrea, McKee, McNeice, McWilliams Millican, Moss, Nichols, Parr, Pcnn, Potter, Price, Rankin, Reid hicynolds, Rhine, Richer, Rodgers, Ronay, Rooke, Scarbrough, Scott, Shelton Sims, Slaughter, M. Smith, S. Smith, Stafford, Stewart, Stone, Summers Van Duzen, Walton, Whedbcc, White, Wileman, Williams, Wilson, Wood Page 289 President, BONNIE GORDON Vice-President, ANN BARNETT Secretary, JANE RUTLAND Treasurer, JANE RUTLAND Bonnie Gordon, President MEMBERS . Ann Barnett Bonnie Gordon Beatrice Marcus Jane Rutland PLEDGES Rosalee Rachofsky ! ' t ' Eileen Shwarts Adele Werth Gordon, Marcus, Racliofsky Rutland, Shwarts, Worth Military Honorary Cadet Colonel BARBARA BOLANZ Honorary Cadet Adjutant TYKE McFARLAND Page 292 Wing Staff first row: Charles Johnson, Fred M. Sullivan. Second row: Robert B. Cadwallader, Edward F. Valek, Clayton E. Moren, Neil L. Newton. Jbird row: Charles Naylor, Jr., Edwin B. Conner, Jr , Carl Curren, Jr., Keith E Rollins. Totirth row: G. W. Poetschke, Lee G. Pondrom, Sidney Stahl, Raymond B. Lovely. Tilth row: Robert E. Price, Zim Jemigan, Ray T. Smith, Franklin Moore, Jr., Jack P. Thomas, Walter R, Burkctt, Thomas C. Gunnels, Davey R. Davis. Sixth ,ow: Ben F. Ellis, Levy E. Joffrion, Davis H. Whitson, Roy H. Reger, Bill D. Merwin, Bill L Johnson, William J, VC ' ixson. Sivcnih roHV Preston W. McEwan, John L. Brannam. Page 293 T„_s( row: Cadet Wing Commander, LoIuiilI William B. Linthiciim Seconil row: Cadet Adjutant, Major Tull G Rea,- Cadet Wing Executive Officer, Lt. Colonel Lawrence i I. Skipper. Group I first row: John B. Danna Second row: Armin A. Kern, Dwight A. Free. Group 11 Tir5( row James B. Naylor. Second row: Ma. ' i D. Patterson, Herbert E. Blackburn. Page 294 4 r ' 9 ' i ' A • a Band Squadron Commander Robert E. McCormick, Drum Major Jack G. Stniblc, Guidon Joseph R, X ' itherspoon. J-ifst row: Paris Rutherford, Wade Choate, Winston Rhea, Douglas Sloan, Howard Lincoln, James F. Russell. Second roic. John Bowen, John Calbreaith, James Palmer, Afton Pike, Earl E. Hoisington, Richard Wink. Third row: Bob Powers, William B. Sewall, J. Weldon James, Joe A. Pearcc, Raymon G. Jones, Edward P. Thompson. Toiirth row: Mark Kelso, Payton Smith, Pete S. Chantilis, H. D. McCarty, Howard Albright, Ted . ' . Winberg. Tifth row: Charles H. Davis, Charles Webb, Roger Rhodes, Charles R. Roberts, David Olschwangcr, Carl Jackson. Sixth row: Jack Titus, Tom Noblitt, Howard Daughenbaugh, Prentice Hickman, Carlo Angelo, Bill Zimmerman. Seventh row: James O. Pittman, Eugene Teasley, Horace Moss, Peter Stiehler, Glen Holliday, Bill O ' Neil. fiiqhth row: Jerry L. Cowan, Hal A. McCommas, George D. Johnson, Gilman B. Dorn, Stanley L. Zeitlin, Jack L. Spurrier. yinth row: Dewey Pendleton, Thomas M. Nygaaro, Charles H. Baker, William S. Hogan, John J. Rasmussen, John R. Moore. Tenth row: Mario Foster, Lacey Stinson. Color Guard D. E. Moore, L Hein, J H. Capps, R. P. Wil- liams, W. H. Buchanan Page 295 Air Force Staff First row. Major W. P. Woodward, Lieutenant E. W. Schneider, Captain H. P. Cash, Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Doolittle, Major C. W. Zesiger, Lieutenant J. M. Hance. Second row: Lieutenant W. J. H. Watson, Captain D R. Baxter, Major R B. Knox, Lieutenant O. E. Lawrence, Captain E. K. Washington, Major D. A. Shaver. yhird row: Sergeant E. L. Hildreth, Sergeant L. B. Anierman, Sergeant D. D. Wilkerson, Sergeant B. J. Smith, Sergeant W. R. Hcrren. fourth row: Sergeant R. F. Barnes, Sergeant W. A. Douglas, Sergeant R. T. Davis, Sergeant W. L. Trotter. Page 296 ■ r ' «i: - ' p ' H ii i 99 Squadron A Squadron Commander DAVID F. HEALY Guidon SEBERN I. SCHLECEL first roic. Leslie R. Beddoes, Kleber L. Brecden, Lafc R. Pfeifer, Creighton M. Campbell, Elvis C. Culton, Henry M. Broadnax, George D. Neal, E. Karl Anderson, Leslie G. Fritsche, Jr., Earl E. Waide. Second roH ' ; Edwin B. Quintana, Robert E. Jamison, Morris D. Shannon, Pat J Luby, William R. Sachs, Durwood D. Crawford, Henry L. Rice, Charles T. Hendrix, Robert J. Shoemaker. T iir.i row: Paul R. Bosse, Alan F. Michaelson, Morgan M. Rogers, Harold E. Meadows, John D. Williamson, Ernest D. Griddle, Kenneth W. CanHeld, Charles B. Leggett, Forrest M. DeLany. Tourih TOW: Werner R. Nitschke, William F. Lucas, Dirk Wray, William A. Haynes, Bobby D, Copeland, Donald S. McGregor, John C. Kim- brough, Aubrey G. Good, Winfield B. Oldham, Jr. Tifth row: Austin A. Cooper, Robert E. Welch, Herbert S. Solherg, LeRoy G. Johnson, George C. Cochran, Rex H. Dunlap, Fred L. Kribs, Bob Merritt, Stan A. Schaeffer. Six( i roil ' : Del S. Frnka, Barry E. Bottom, Laurence .M. Cottingham, Roy H. Garwood, Jjmcs S. Killough, Thomas L Boyle, Lee M, Barron, Jim Martin, Kenneth D. Crozier. Seventh row. Claude R. Wilson, Law Sone, Don M. Murdoch, . ' orman Lutcrman, Dick Dudley, William H. Mansfield, Henry H. Hawlcy, Russell W. Cress, Al Fairfield. Eighth row: James N. Allison, Jr., Donald F. Reascr, Joe D. Willey, Merlin B. Brulinson, Gary C. Oden, Charles M. Clinton, Douglas B. Jarvis, David M. Woolcy, Donald E. Harman. J inth row. Jimmy V. Hawn. Page 297 ii : - ...•;,:atf It J ♦ Squadron B Squadron Commander DAN T. WADDLE Guidon JOHN R. SANDERSON Tint row: Paul G. Turk, Wilson E. Mcadcrs, Jr., John R. Butler, Edward B. Brooks, William G. Hobgood, Eris M. Gilpin, Charles C. . orthrup, Kenneth B. Smith. Second row: Buford T. Miller, Kyle L. Cruzc, Larry D. Showalter, Nelson C. Alexander, David D. Corley, John T. Hairston, Jack R. Tekell, Donald B. Mcllhcnny, Ross E. Mitchell. Tbini row: Eric Knebcl, Carl L. Scharffenberger, Bryan E. Bush, Buck W. Woolcv, James D. Roebuck, Sid M. Henry, Richard E. Carlson, Don G. Blair, Tom E. Beal. fourth row: Earl D. Johnson, Paul Jette, .Michaux Nash, Don E. Morton, James C. Cowan, Thomas W. Almand, Blake Tucker, Harold E. O ' Brien, George L. Lee. Tifth row: David C. Shoudy, Larry F. Wells, Tex R. Pease, Richard D. McEwen, Don W. Alexander, Jerry C. Meharg, Donald H. Reed, Tom F. Hilligoss, Willie D. Castleman. Sixth row: Henry W. Williams, Burleigh Arnecke, James W. Kennedy, Dan M. Terrell, Victor H. Larry, Page H. Johnson, Daryl L, Smith, Ronald P. Putnam, Robert F. Wcrtheimer. Seventh row: Robert H. Mays, John W. Marshall, Edward Vnris, Jimmy W. Smith, T. F. Towry, Michael Pool, Paul F. Leuerett, Bruce S. Waldo, James P. Morgan, Sighth row: Joe Van F. Smith, Jerry P. Rose, James E. Baber, Irian B. Davis, Stanley H. Bills, Robert K. Pace, Joe D. Slayton, Alonzo H. Har- grove, Lynn E. Nicholson. Winib row: Robert W. Calloway, John C. Ramey, Travis R. Barber, Phillip S. Paul, Marvin K Hall, Jr., John F. McComb, Jr, William R. Beattie, Bob W. Smith, E. C. Cockerell. 7cnlh row: Harry F. Dean, Robert H. Mott, Lou T. Miller, Raymond V. Wilmarth, Dan B. Shuford, Lynwood J. Grant. Page 298 66 199 Squadron C Squadron Commander . Guidon .... REAGAN M. WASKOM . JAMES R. McCALLY Jir5( roil ' ; Thomas R. Arthur, James E. Caple, Douglas D. VC ' cbb, Herbert H. Mcjunkin, Jr., Wayne E. Canze, Albert .M. Belchic, Jcrre E. Wolfe, Ari J. Susman, John C. Biggers, Earle T. Walden, Jr., Frank S. LaBarba, Jr. Second row: Kenneth L. Moffet, Robert C. Cox, John G. Roach, Richard R. Drake, Clyde H. Fowler, Rolland W. Carl, John F. Keehan, Ray- mond E. Berry, Richard R. Parsons. yhird TOW: James B. Gardner, William L. Hutchison, Floyd W. Addington, Kenneth G. Shaw, John C. Cummings, Robert D. Davidson, Joe A. Sparkman, Luther E. Golden, Archer Hallett. Tourlh row: George H. Black, Jr., James B. Zimmerman, Olin E. Lane, Jr, David A. Schum, William C, Diller, George McMillion, John D. Polley, David B, Fink, Tom M. Sloan. Jitlh row: ivan Irwin, Mac S. McCrca, Jr., Stewart Carrell, Harlan Lee, Lewis T. Sweet, Phillip Vaidcn, Jimmy T. Caniicld, Leonard Mittlcman, Henry J. Saenz. Sixth row: Joseph D. Brown, Arnold J. Hudson, Irverr J. Rhymer, Kenneth H. Baldwin, Robert .M LaCronc, Thomas J. .VlcGcc, Rayburn Love- lady, Thomas Fletcher, Jr , William C. Abernathy. Seventh row: William W. Lucas, George B. Mathers, Constantinc Tsolomitis, Laurence H, Fleck, Larry T. Cobb, Robert A. Mitchell, James A. Bithas, Norman L. Rosenthal, James T. .Milner. Ei{)hlh row: Tracy S. Speake, Burt Wallace, Ernest E. Specks, Jack H. Adams, Robert F. Weichsel, Jr., Robert H. Jackson, Burton C. Einspruch, George O. Wilson, Marvin E. Myers. Page 299 iiTW 99 Squadron D Squadron Commander Guidon . . . . HERBERT J. RELIWER . . K. B. THARP Tirsl row: Tom E. Carr, Hal R. Hayncs, Don E. Scwell, Gavin W. Laurie, Wesley H. Younger, William B. Kcndirck, Carl J. Curran, Voyne H. Hooker, Jr., Dick A. Webster Second row-. Robert D. Vandersmeer, David J. Weaver, Robert A. Clayton, Robert C. Nelson, Travis E Turner, Robert C. McKitterick, Roger C. Rowland, R. Beach Mott, Jr , R. F. McCauley. Jhird row: Ronny E. Jones, Clarence D. Ward, George M. Dill, David P. Smith, John C. Kroner, C. W. Singlctary, Stephen C. Stone, John Mcllhaney, James L. Madison. fourth row: David J. Simpson, Harold J. Eastham, Bobby R. Hailey, David R. Hawk, Charles A. Clark, John E. Davis, Roger O. Wade, Donald Apeland, Jack Espenshicld. Tijtb row: Hundley Byron, David A Barron, Malcolm B. Bowers, Wayne R. Zachary, M. L. Denglcr, John W. Moser, David W. Thompson, Guy S. Hensley, Jim D. Burke. Sixth row: Ernest L. Proud, Louis C. Reed, Joe B. Grace, Bryan R. Honts, Fred C. Dczendorf, Jim D. O ' Neal, Thomas M. Sweeney, Edward A. Drake, John B. Hollingsworth. Seventh row: Robert C. Fulton, Patrick R Thomas, Richard C. Gravett, J. Robert Corey, William F. Starrett, C. J. Crutcher, Robert Knutt, Cus N. Lefes, Joe K. Heilhecker. fiij iff) row: Jimmy T. Blanton, Richard W. Snelling, Mattia J. Flabiano, John B. Tanner, George C. Boylson, Merlyn . 1. Murphey, Richard W. Textor, Daniel P Parker, John V. Wortman. T inlh row: Gary G. Gaston, Joseph T. Blackburn, Allen S. Phillips, A. Lee McAIcster, Richard C. Oldham, Horace A. Mitchell, Hayden R. Pittman, Horace A. Baker, Jr., Ted Mavrick. tfiiff) row: Dan W. Stansbury, H. R. Elkins, R. B. Carpenter, Ronald L. Osborne, Eldrcd E. Barrick, Gilmorc Smith, James H Lemons, Oscar P. Fields, Jr. Page 300 Squadron E Squadron Commander Guidon . WILLIAM P. CRISLER GEORGE H. HENDERSON first TOW: William G. Chcsnut, Jr., John S. Hendricks, Holt Hickman, John J. Joyce, Bill Donnell, Charles M. Supple, Fritz L. Connor, Ray- mond J. O ' Connell. Second row: Walton S. Miller, Frank M. Shepard, Bob K. Knickerbocker, J Elliot Thweatt, Thomas G. Bateman, Donald R. Rancy, Louis M. Hurst, William R. Copeland, Rex M. Winters. J )inJ roH ' . William W. Hay, Earl G. Winston, Doyle E. ix, Nicholas E. Burke, Robert B. Blakely, Ed A. Brcland, David Donosky, Lee R. Dye, David W. Webb. fourth row: Thomas E. Bovicrs, Cecil L. Gunn, Duane D. Nutt, Gilliam A. Hayes, Eldon R. Amonett, Don H. Baldwin, Stan H. Chambers, Noble C. Ginther, Jr., W. V. Gebhart. Tfjth row: Raymond A. Radcliff, Jr., Marvin F. K ' eely, Donald W. Berg, Kenneth E. Shinham, Gregory D. Reynolds, Don ,M. Williams, Shannon Mendenhall, John W. Jackson, William B. Cornelison. Sixtb roH ' : Jack H. Stewart, Lester C. Johnson, Robert H. Whitvsorth, Stanley D. Coker, Harold Goodman, Thomas L. Blankenship, Jim K Adams, Halton Henderson, John M. Meyer. Seventh row: George W. Samson, Don C. Jacobsen, Ray L. Gordon, Warner B. Washington, L. M. Watson, Jerry .M Robinson, Phil R. Frank- lin, Monte D. Meador, Jerry D. Barnctt. Eighth row: Frank A. Rapp, Albert C. Bartek, William J. Cox, Lanny R. Middings, Thomas J. Waggoner, George R. Hutchings, William L, Riffe, Bobby G. Kerr, Adelbert P. Bartek. Vinth row: Charles E. Galey, William R. Hodges, Charles S. Little, G. Wayne Tabor, W. L. Call lerry G Bartos, William A. Riedel, J L. Argubright, George H. Glass. 7 ' enth row: James E. Rob erts, Erwin L. Gaubatz, Robert R. Gerlach, Thomas Garth, Samuel J. Davis, James L. Spencer, Lawrence H. Skipper, Steve Fulda. Page 301 ¥ V I Squadron F Squadron Commander I. W. VAIL Guidon ARTHUR BARNES first row: Wil.iam C. Moore, George P. Wharton, Jr., Edward N. Bcrnet, Don E. Cole, Edward E. Richardson, O. T. Cox, Jerry L. Lanier. Second row: Leonard F. McCollum, Bruce E. Upton, William C. Hall, Sam S. Stollenwerck, William B. Gregory, Jr., Lenroy Lowe, Sterling M. Hill, Jr., Wyke T. Turpin, W. L. Crawford, Jr. yhird row: Charles A. Barns, Leland F. Mayo, Joel T. Krog, Tom B. Medders, James H. Powell, Charles H. Anderson, Jess L. Prideaux, Jr., Kermit C. Cummings, James H. Mahew. Tour!)) row: James S. Robertson, Jr., Roland E. Luna, Allen L. Jones, Richard D. Courtney, Charles E. Cannon, Charles R. Palmer, Clarence W, Litchfield, Darrell M. Lafitte, Oscar E. Reeves. 7ijlh row: James M. Vivion, John D. Moll, Jay E. Rosecky, Don A. Addington, Dan K. Hastings, Raymond Cornelius, Emmett E, Jacobs, John W. Hicks, Jack I. Mcjunkin. Sixth row: Peter D. Butler, Julian W. Potter, Billy J. .Mann, Roger O. Gary, John E. Donaldson, Thomas A. Benke, Roy G. Downing, James H. Tanner, William T. Ward. Seventh row: John R. Loucks, Herbert E. Schulze, James E. Ware, Carl S. Shannon, Jr , Joseph A. Bordagcs, William B. Bradley, George K. Hempcl, Charles R. Hill, Robert R. Crandall. Eighth row: Robert V. Parker, Donald F. Foley, Richard G. Craddock, Lamar Hunt, Thomas R. Kirby, William E. Miller, Carlan C. Crawford, Barney H. Timmins, Jr., Daniel B. Whorton. yinth row: Roger W. Kraus, Don E. Dale, Mark A. Knolls, Gilbert A. Barficld, Harvey B. Bell, Richard G. Puspurica, Edward N. English, Mor- ton L. Susman, James F. Whitten. Tenth row: James T. Marsh, Robert W. Ulmer, Murray F. Hammerman, Leon S. Himter, William J. Murphy, Jay H. Hcrdling, Frank F. Jordan, Frank G. Matthews, Curtis N. Coates. Eleventh row: G. G. Sorrells, Theodore A. Klein, Bruce R. Lane, Tom E. Fields, John M. Caruthers, Gene A. Smith, Steve F. Vaughn, Delwyn R. Amerine, Dean A. Helms. Jweljth row: A. C. Steward, C. H. Nuss, R. R. Dealy, J. A. Garner, C. C. Smith, C. A. Nowak, J. C. Miller, J. R. Wright, R. E. Curran. Page 302 Pershing Rifles Company M-7 Squadron Commander R. L. JOHNSON Guidon J. E. ROSE first row: Jim McCammon, Pierce Allman, John Chalmers, Charles Butt. Second roil ' : Ronny Stenzel, Herb Gaynor, Jim Massey, Andre Ronay, Frank Ncwby, Ronny Clark. Third roir. John Lyon, Bob Perry, Gerald Knight, Bruce Moore, Dave Jacobs, Phil Broughton. fourth row: Lyn Smith, Bill Millan, Jim Knox, Bob Vandcrpool, Dick Eady, Art Chalmers. fifth row: Bill Magee, Joe Kubena, Jim Monk, Dan Bailey, Maurice Brinkmyer, Noel McCoy. Sixth row: Ed Freeman, Bob Wolf, Gordon Robertson, Bob McGee, Jerry Atkinson, Jim Brand. Seventh row: Lee Myers, Carl Wilson, C. W. Hefner, Ralph Vanderpool, Les Sims, Don Brookshire. Eighth row: Irwin Carrol, John Cipher, Henry Rice, Bill Burnside, Paul McCash, Kirby Blair, Dan Krnus. Page 303 athletics Page 304 ' rif ; coaches football basketball cross-country swimming tennis baseball track freshman sports intramurals OWNBY STADIUM JOE PERKINS GYMNASIUM Page 305 LETTERMEN ' S MEMORIAL DORMITORY WOMEN ' S GYMNASIUM Page 306 MADISON MATTY BELL Director of Athletics H. N. RUSTY RUSSELL Head Coach of Football E. O. DOC HAYES Head Coach of Basketball Page 307 1 lERMAN A, COWLEY Assistant Football Coach J. McADOO KEATON Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach HERMAN SLEEPY MORGAN Freshman Football Coach Freshman Track Coach CLINTON RED McCLAlN Assistant Football Coach TOM DEAN Assistant Football Coach Director of Athletes ' Dormitory Page 308 ALFRED R. RED BARR Swimming Coach ALEX HOOKS Head Baseball Coach J. C. WETSEL Ticket Manager, Freshman Baseball Coach FRANK PAYNE Assistant Football Coach ROBERT I. PREWITT Freshman Basketball Coach Assistant Ticket Manager Page 309 LESTER JORDAN Business Manager, Director of Sport Publicity, Tennis Coach DR. E. D. MOUZON, JR. Conference Representative WAYNE RUDY Trainer and Equipment Manager L. B. POP MORGAN Program Manager Page 310 1952 Football Team 8 6 ' €3 m - -t l io;ir ' 47 1 ' ' e fee f j |2 ' f ' .8| ? 1 f 26if | ' if 731 71 i iSli; 4i : i88 j38 D 68,1 lai ,4 Tirsi row: Clem, Partce, Rippe ' , Powell, Forester, Walker, Ligon, Musslewhite, N ' orton. Second row: Lafitte, L. Miller, Litowkin, Hawn, Mahew, Crislcr, D. Miller, Hansen, Cadwallader. Jbird roil ' : Mills, Cox, Moore, Riley, Cannon, Basquez, Archibald, Eidom, Pace. J-ourth row: Hairston, Hunt, Passons, B. Crawford, Turpin, Cole, Mayo, Landers, Crutcher, Goss. fifth row: Ware, Thompson, Kneible, Chambers, Hailey, Geary, O ' S ' eal, Nix, Case. Sixth row: Fields, Waldon, Gunlock, Dean, Stollenwerck, Fox, Kilgcre, Nutt, J. Crawford. Seventh row: Winters, Mcjunkin, Reed, Donaldson, Kelly, Hensley, Stewart, Berry, Watson. Eighth row: Parsons, Bernet, Murphy, Bowers, Gilliam, lurk, Wharton, Shannon, Gillis, Donovan. T inth row: Wertheimer, Boyleson, Zivley, Jamison, student managers. SEASON ' S RECORD 7 S.M.U Georgia Tech 20 7 S.M.U Duke 14 25 S.M.U Missouri 6 21 S.M.U Rice 14 S.M.U Kansas 26 14 S.M.U Texas 33 21 S.M.U Texas A. M. 13 27 S.M.U Arkansas 17 7 S.M.U Baylor 7 7 S.M.U T.C.U. 14 Page 311 All-Conference VAL jO WALKER Defensive Back PLAYER ' S ALL-OPPONENT ALL-AMERICAN CONSENSUS ALL-CONFERENCE JERRY NORTON Offensive Back CONSENSUS ALL-CONFERENCE DARRELL LAFITTE Offensive Guard HOUSTON POST ALL-CONFERENCE SWC SCOUTS ALL-CONFERENCE JERRY CLEM Defensive Linebacker SMU CAMPUS ALL-CONFERENCE DAVE POWELL Offensive End HOUSTON POST ALL-CONFERENCE Page 312 1952 Mustang Captains iSi k Kill t.instcr, (..ipl.iin, V.il l(.c Walktr, -Mib-t ,api,iin; Coach H. N. Russell; Bill Rippcy, Sub-Captain; Dave Powell, Sub-Captain. Pony captains strike a pre-gamc pose with the Duke captain and an official to open the 1 ' ' 52 season. Jim Mayhcw (SO) and I . ., ' as honorary captains against the Titjeis at Columbia, Missour Page 313 Duke Blue Devils Bounce Green Mustangs By 14-7 Count Dallas, Texas, Sept. 26 — The passinu combination of Worth Lutz to Howard Pitt proved too much for the SMU Mustangs in their 1952 football debut before a Cotton Bowl crowd of 30,000 The pair clicked twice in the fading seconds of the second and fourth quarters to give the Duke Blue Devils a hard-earned 1 4-7 victory. The Ponies, by far the superior in the statistical score, pushed the Devils all over the field between the ten-yard lines but could not muster a scoring punch until midway of the fourth quarter as drive after drive crumbled deep in Duke territory, Jerry Norton, junior tailback, headed the Pony scoring drivj with his running and passing. SMU received a Duke punt on their own 24-yard line. From there, the Ponies moved upfield for the score in seven plays. Frank Eidom, soph tailback from Port Arthur, tallied the six-pointer with a dive over right tackle from the four. Sam Stollenwerck kicked the tying point. Duke made their first TD with only one second left in the first half. Lutz faded to his right and flipped the ball ten yards to the waiting Pitt for the counter. In a like manner, with ten seconds remaining in the game, Lutz climaxed a sustained 80- yard drive by passing to Pitt on the same play for the score. Norton led the Mustangs ' rushing game with 78 yards, fol- lowed by Don Miller and Eidom. lack Kistler was the game ' s leading hall carrier as he racked up 128 yards. Page 314 Soph tailback Frank Eidom (40) dives over a tr Devils for the lone Mustang tally Jerry Norton (44) heads downHeld (rom his tailback position in the Mustang spread with end Dave Powell clearing the wav. First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Passes attempted . Passes completed . Passes intercepted Fumbles recovered Punt average yards Yards penalized DUKE 15 231 34 6 4 1 I 39.5 47 MALCOLM BOWERS, back Duanc X ' utt, Pony quarterback, attempts to circle end despite the loss of his right shoe. Lou Miller lays a key block on the play which picked up six vards. Page 315 SMLl 23 239 130 17 7 1 38.5 35 Tech Powerhouse Steamrolls to Victory Over Ponies, 20-7 Dallas, Texas, Oct. 4 — The Ramblin ' Wrecks from Georuia Tech really rambled Saturda) night in the Cotton Buwl as the fast-stepped to a 20-7 win over SMU ' s Mus tangs. Two pint- sized halfbacks in the persons of Billy Teas and Leon Harde- mann led a whirlwind Tech attack that swept to three first-period TD ' s and a 20-0 half-time lead. A bewildered SMU defense rallied in the final half to stop the high-powered Georgia team ' s offense. The Wrecks used a fake hand-off and pitch-out play to near perfection in the first half as Teas and the five-foot six-inch Hardemann circled both ends with monotonous regularity. Tlie fourth quarter was four minutes old before the Ponies could muster a scoring drive. Roy Pace, Pony tailback, raced otf right tackle for 14 yards and a score. Sam Stollenwerck con- verted for the Munstangs ' final point. The first half was all Georgia Tech. The second time the Wrecks got possession of the ball, they drove 71 yards on 14 plays for a score. Hardemann raced around left end for the final nine yards and the six points. On the first play of the second quarter. Bill Brigman, Tech quarterback, pitched out to Teas and the diminutive back raced 28 yards untouched to the goal-line. Midway of the same period, the same play clicked again for another score, this time from 10 yards out. Pepper Rogers, second-string Tech quarterback, successfully converted on two out of three attempts and made the final score read in Georgia Tech ' s favor, 20-7. Page 316 Val Joe Walker (20) puts on the skids in an attempt to avoid Don Miller (36) hauls in a Nutt pass for a 20-yard gain as a host nl Tech tackles two frantic Tech defenders come up on the play DON COLE, center Roy Pace, fleet Pony soph, darts through center for a short pick-up as a wry-faced Duane . utt looks on. Page 317 TECH SMU First downs 20 13 Yards gained rushing 334 58 Yards gained passing 34 163 Passes attempted 9 25 Passes completed 2 11 Passes interce pted . 4 5 Fumbles recovered . 2 1 Punt average yards 39 51 Yards penalized 80 35 Mustangs Break Into Win Column By Routing Missouri, 25-7 Columbin, Missouri, Oct. 1 1 — Led by the breakaway running of tailback Roy Pace and the quarterbacking of Duane Nutt, SMU ' s Mustangs ran roughshod over the Missouri Tigers in Columbia Saturday. It was the first win of the season for the determined Mustangs. All the Mustang TD ' s were made on line plunges from a few yards out following sustained drives of 57, 70, 31, and 80 yards. Fullback Al Hansen came in for his share of the credit as he plunged for two tallies and gained short yardage when called upon. The slightly favored Tigers abandoned their usual split-T formation early in the game and worked for the most part off the spread. This formation, operated by quarterback Tony Scar- dino, proved no match for the alert Pony pass defense. Safety Bill Crisler stopped one Tiger drive deep in Mustang territory with a pass interception. After Hansen had tallied twice on short line bucks, Pace cul- minated a 7()-yard drive with a one-yard plunge over center for six points. Scoring ended for the day in the fourth quarter as the Mustangs drove for a score from their own 2()-yard line. Jerry Norton came in for his only action of the day as he sprinted for 43 of the 80 yards consumed in the drive. The only Tiger score came following the second half kick-oft which carried to the Missouri 23-yard line. From that point, mostly on the passing of Scardino, the Tigers drove to the Pony 1 4-yard line where the Red and Blue held for three downs. On fourth down the pint-sized Scardino passed to his fullback, Bill Rdwekamp, for the score. Page 318 Ro ' Pace (4, ) dives over the Missouri line for six points behind key blocks by end Ed Bernet (right foreground) and fullback Al Hansen (left background). Fullback Al Hansen (.i7) backs over a bevy of Tigers, Mus- tang blocker Wayne Ligon (68), and the goal line for the second SMU score. A - ' - k I I DOM, back End Dave Powell (88) goes high for a Stolly pass to set up the final Pony score. Page 319 First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Fumbles recovered . Punt average yards . Yards penalized MO. 16 67 209 35 12 4 2 39 37 241 101 12 5 2 41 66 Ponies Down Owls, 21-14 In First Conference Win Houston, Texas, Oct. 18 — SMU ' s Mustangs gained sweet re- venge Saturday night in Rice ' s giant stadium at Houston as the ground out a hard-fought 21-14 win over the Owls. The Methodists hit the Rice team with a well-balanced air and ground attack that rolled up a combined total of 380 yards and 23 first downs. Jerry Norton, junior tailback from Texarkana, was the chief engineer in the Mustang wrecking crew as he per- sonally accounted for 204 yards with his running and passing. Duane Nutt, soph quarterback, proved an able assistant as he hit on passes for 109 yards and two of the Pony scores. Tlie Mustangs jumped to the lead early in the second period as they drove 52 yards to a score. Norton, Roy Pace, and Don Miller carried the brunt of the running attack with Nutt flipping a short fourth-down jump pass to Pace for the score. Tliree plays later Owl back. Bill Frazier, headed off right tackle, cut to the side-lines and scampered 71 yards untouched to knot the count at 7-7 . SMU roared back with a 67-yard drive and a score with only 52 seconds left in the half. Another Nutt pass, this time to end Jimmy Hawn, climaxed the drive. Midway in the third period, the Mustangs drove 72 yards foi their third TD with Norton knifing over from the four. Sam Stollenwerck converted successfully for the third straight time to make the score 21-7. Behind a furious passing onslaught by quarterback Dan Drake, the Owls drove 62 yards for their second and final touchdown. Garbrecht carried over from the Mustang four. Page 320 Duanc Nutt (. 5) races downHcld behind a wave of Mustang blockers. Tackle Tommy Hairston (72) comes up fast after a kcv block is thrown by wtnEjback Don Miller (? 6). kice half-back Bill Frazier (. 5) outfaces a stunned Mustang eleven for the first Owl TD. Capt. Bill Forester follows closely in a vain attempt to catch the speedy back. rt RICE SMU First downs 13 2.1 Yards gained rushing 91 191 Yards gained passing 196 189 Passes attempted . 13 28 Passes completed . 9 15 Passes intercepted Fumbles recovered 2 Punt average yards 33.6 36.1 Yards penalized 30 85 DO. ' GOSS, tackle Duanc Nutt (right back ground) flips a short fourth down jump-pass to Roy Pac (43) for the first SMU score- Page 321 -uiHi K Kansas Jayhawks Smother Punchless Ponies In 26-0 Rout Dallas, Texas, Oct. 26 — The Kansas Jayhawkers could do no wrong Saturday as they romped to a 26-0 victory over SMU ' Mustangs. Charlie Hoag, a great Kansas back, proved to be al- most the whole show as he scored one touchdown, passed for another, kicked two extra points, and gained a total of 1 66 yards on rushing and pass receptions. TTie Mustang attack, led by tailback Jerry Norton, started fast but bogged down and never seemed to regain its early-game power. Kansas drove 56 yards midway of the first period for their first score. It was Hoag who traveled the last 14 yards to pay-dirt. In the second quarter, working from a spread formation the Ponies drove 61 yards to the Kansas 5 before they were halted. Also later in the period, the Mustangs moved 63 yards following a Kansas TD, only to be stopped on the Jayhawker 16. Even in defeat, Norton turned in a creditable performance as he gained 50 yards on the ground, passed for 5, , and caught one pass for 15. The game proved costly to the Mustangs in more ways than one. TTieir ace quarterback, Duane Nutt, suffered a knee injury late in the final period of the game and was believed to be out for the season. Page 322 Bcntiin Miisslcwhitc (21) prepares to meet the proverbial brick all ot Kansas defenders as he atlcmpls to circle end. Kansas ' All-American Charlie Hoag (21) braces to meet Pony hal{-back Val Joe Walker after a ten-yard gain. MY H. W. . tna First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted . Fimibles recovered . Punt average yards Yards penalized A trio of Kansas Jayhaw close in on a grim Jerry orton (44 . Page 323 VNSAS SMLI 19 16 229 101 136 165 14 30 10 16 1 40.2 44 50 40 Mustang Rally Falls Short as Lon horns Win, 81-14 Austin, Texas, Nov. 1 — History almost repeated itself Saturday as the SMLI Mustangs literally handed the Texas Longhorns three touchdowns on a silver platter in the first period and went on to how before a strong Steer defense to the tune of 31-14. Last year in Dallas, the game unfolded in a similar manner, with Mustang fumbles and stray passes helping Texas to jump into a 20-0 lead in the first ten minutes of play. The Mustangs rallied in that game, however, as they scored two last-half TDs and held the Longhorns to a stand-still. Saturday, the Longhorns cashed in on two SMU fumbles and a blocked punt to run up a commanding 21-0 lead before the Ponies could muster a scoring drive. Al Hansen climaxed a 79- jard drive by crashing over from the Texas 2 -yard line. The Steers countered with a touchdown pass from quarterback T. Jones to End Tom Stolhandske, as the first half ended. Tliis score also came after the recovery of a Mustang fumble on then ' own 32-)ard line. A 63 -yard pass play from quarterback Benton Musslewhite to Val Joe Walker put the Mustangs back in the game in the third quarter. Sam Stollenwerck kicked his second successive point after the TD and the score stood at 28-14. Dawson completed the day ' s scoring as he kicked a field goal on the fourth down from the Mustang 3. SMU, still battling hard, drove to the Texas 4 after the kick-off, but couldn ' t punch or pass the ball over for a score. Page 324 Texas back Gib Dawson (44) makes like a ballet dancer as Wimpy Cole, Pony linebacker, dives for the tackle. Jerry Norton (44) skirts the Texas right end and makes hi; cut upheld i f .4:4, y , - d J First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Passes attempted . Passes completed . Passes intercepted Fumbles recovered Punt average yards Yards penalized EXAS SMU 15 12 186 —76 129 208 19 22 9 12 4 31.7 24.4 95 61 . ubs Walker (20) catches the Steer secondary flat-footed as he pulls in a .Vlusslewhite aerial for the final Ponv TD. Page 325 fJc J ' Norton-led Ponies Ed e A ies, 21-13; Stay in Title Race Dallas, Texas, Nov. 8 — The SK4LI Mustangs stayed in the thick of the Southwest Conference championship Saturday by down- ing the Texas Aggies 21 to 1 3 before 42,000 fans in the Cotton Bowl. Tlte Ponies were at their season ' s best as they showed the Aggies and the crowd some bone-crushing blocking and tackling. It was Jerry Norton who engineered the Pony offense for the most part. The Junior tailback from Texarkana scored on dashes of 17 and 36 yards and passed to end Jimmy Hawn for ID yards for the third TD. Ray Craves, tlie great Aggie quarterback, was injured in the third quarter and liad to leave the game. However, he tallied the first Cadet touchdown from the Pony 2 as the gun sounded ending the first half. Pete Mayeaux, Aggie halfback, counted the final Cadet six-pointer a he scampered 17 yards around his right end to pay-dirt. Each team missed on one threat, with SMU getting to the Aggie eight in the opening quarter and the Cadets failing in the final period after pusliing to the Methodist 18. Tlic SMU of- fense chopped up 3 1 5 yards, with 207 on the ground. The Ponj defense held the Cadets to a total of 243 yards passing and run- ning. The main Cadet threat was the passing of Graves and his replacement, Roy Dollar. Dollar guided the final Aggie TD drive. Norton personally accounted for 210 yards of the Mustang total, as he romped for 140 on the ground and completed four of ten passes for 70 yards. Defensively, Jerry Clem was a Mustang standout, getting in on twelve tackles and breaking up three passes. Page 326 A trio of Mustangs, Doyle Nix (81), Bill Crislcr (26), and Val Joe Walker (20), leap to prevent an Aggie pass completion. Harry Dean (S.?) and Val Joe Walker (20) converge to make the stop on a wary Aggie back. ft First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Passes attempted . Passes completed . Passes intercepted Fumbles recovered Punt average yards Yards penalized A M SMU 12 16 1. 7 207 106 108 25 14 11 6 1 3 1 31.3 39.2 • 25 60 DO. .MlLLliK, back Jerry . orton (44) speeds go.il ward behind the blocking o fullback Dale Moore (2 ' 5| Page 327 L iLl MlLLLk, ta klL CAYLE MlLLb, back DALE MOORE, back BEXTOX MUbbLLWHI IL, Ponies Bounce Back For 27-17 Win Over Hapless Ho s Fayettcville, Ark., Nov. 15 — SMU ' s at-iial circus came out of hiding Saturday to salvage a win over a beviiildered Arkansas eleven which had apparently sewed up the game in the first few minutes of play. It was homecoming in the Ozarks and the Razorbacks saw their home team score 17 points before the game was five minutes old. Sammy Stollenwerck, the diminutive Pony place-kicker, was the chief rebel in the Mustang come-back as he took over the offensive chores early in the second period. Stolly, who had seen very little action before this game, turned in a sparkling performance as he passed for three touchdowns and a net gain of 209 yards. Frank Eidom returned to action for the Ponies after a layoff because of injuries. The soph flash from Port Arthur played an important role in the Pony offense with his running and pass- receiviny. With the score standing at 17-0, Stollenwerck took over and flipped a long pass to Eidom on the Arkansas 20-yard line. On the next play the Mustang quarterback passed again, this time to Fullback Dale Moore, who tight-roped it down the side-line for the score. Stollenwerck converted on his first of three successful extra points. An Arkansas fumble on their own 14 a few minutes later set up the second Pony TD. From that point, Moore and Eidom alternated in battering the ball down to the three-yard line. Moore drove off left guard for the tally. Shortly before the half ended, Stollenwerck lofted a long pass to Val Joe Walker in the end zone for a third score. The count at half-time stood at SMU 20, Arkansas 17. Another Hog fumble set up the final SMU TD. Jerry Clem, stellar Pony linebacker, recovered the ball on the Arkansas ,39. From there Stollenwerck passed to end Dave Powell who ram- bled to the end zone for the counter. Page 328 An Arkansas back is stopped cold for no gain by a bevy of Frank Eidom, Pony soph, barrels off left tackle to pick up Mustang defenders six yards ARKANSAS SMLl First Downs 9 16 Yards Gained Rushing 129 94 Yards Gained Passing 35 209 Passes Attempted 19 28 Passes Completed 6 10 Passes Intercepted 2 2 Fumbles Recovered . 2 2 Punt Average Yards . 39.7 42.1 Yai-ds Penalized 60 40 DOYLE NIX, End Button! Button! Who ' s got the ball! Bill Crisler dives in to break up a Lamar McHan pass. Page 329 Bears Battle Mustangs To Muddy 7-7 Homecoming Tie Dallas, Texab, Nov. 22 — Baylor ' s Bears stepped into their famil- iar role of giant killers Saturday as they battled a determined SMU eleven to a 7-7 standstill. The game, played on a rain- soaked and wind-swept field, was a rough affair, marred by nu- merous penalties and fumbles. The tie cost the Ponies their chance for at least a share in the conference crown, giving the Texas Longhorns clear-cut possession of first place. The first half of the game was a see-saw encounter, with both teams slipping and splashing up and down the field in a futile effort to score. Tlie third quarter was an entirely different mat- ter, however. The Bears scored first as Don Carpenter plunged over for the TD from one yard out, following a 51 -yard drive which began after Baylor received the kickoff opening the second half of play. On the ensuing kickoff, SMU took the ball and trudged 71 yards on 18 plays to pay dirt. Dale Moore chalked up the lone Pony marker by cracking the center of the line for one yard. Sammy Stollenwerck and C. O. Bracato, extra-point kicking spe- cialists on the respective teams, made their conversions and the score was knotted at 7-7. Jerry Norton, versatile Pony tailback, was bottled up all after- noon in his rinining, but his kicking added much to the Mustang cause. Norton, the leading punter in the conference for the past two years, booted the ball five times for a 54-yard average. Tackle Tiny Goss and back Frank Eidom both received in- juries in the game. Goss had two teeth badly chipped by a Bay- lor block in the first half and Eidom missed the second half because of a knee injury. Page 330 ylor hark, Jerry Coody, finds the soing a httlc rough as two Mustangs latch on for the tackle. Bill Rippcy, Pony defensive end, prepares to intercept a Baylor pass in the SMU end zone to break up a Hear threat. Frank Eidom (40) sprints down the middle for a sizeable in as Lou Miller (78) pick-, his block Page 331 Soph Speedster Scores Twice As Fro s Ed e Ponies 14-7 Dallas, Texas, Nov. 29 — Riding on tiie flying feet of sprint star Ronald Clinkscale, the TCU Horned Frogs continued a long-time jinx by edging a keyed-iip Mustang eleven 14-7 in the Cotton Bowl Saturday. Tlie speedy soph tailback outran the SN4L1 de- fense on two occasions to score both Froggie TD ' s, The Mustangs uncovered a star soph of their own in the per- son of Don Kilgore, third string fullback who had seen only limited action up until this time. Tlie Denison, Texas back came into the game during the third quarter and went on to lead Pony ball-carriers for the day with 67 yards gained on 1 3 carries. TCU scored first in the second quarter after center Carlton McCormack had recovered an Eidom fumble. On the second play from scrimmage, Clinkscale took the pass from center, faded to his left and darted down the side-line 21 yards to score. Early in the third quarter, the Ponies opened with a 68-yard drive that bogged down on the Froggie 1 3 when Kilgore fum- bled. The very next time they got their hands on the ball, how- ever, the Red and Blue eleven drove 53 yards for a score, with Kilgore doing the yeoman ' s share of th e running. With the following kick-off, Dutch Meyer ' s charges switched from their standard double-wing offense to the spread and drove 74 yards downfield to a score. Clinkscale climaxed the drive ith a 12-yard sweep around end. The loss marked tile sixth straight time an SMLI team has lost to TCU. Page 332 Val Joe Walker runs into trouble after gathering in a TCU punt. Froggie back, Ronald Clinkscale, eyes the Pony goal-line as he skirts his left end for the first TCU score. Alex Litwokin (85) heads for the cut-off. First Downs . Yards Gained Rushing Yards Gained Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Recovered Punt Average Yard Yards Penalized . SMU 17 147 89 19 8 1 45.5 15 TCU 13 22V 61 17 7 3 3 33.4 51 STEWART, Tackle Soph (lash Don Kilgore bores through right guard for four yards behind key blocks by Wayne Ligon (68) and Darrel Lafitte (62). Page 333 •T ' li Kc . -.1 1 ! ' . ' . ' . ' l ' fc- - :i.7 ,vJ3i SAM STOLLENWERCK, Uacl PAUL TURK, Guard EARL WALDEN, Guard VAL JOE WALKER, Back The M Association Don Addington Tom Ballinger Joe Basquez Ed Bernet Robert Bernet Thomas A. Boker Bill Bowden Bobby Cadwallader Ronnie Case Jerry Clem Don Cole Bill Crisler Harry Dean Verde Dickey Bill Edwards Frank Eidom Dudley Epps Bill Farrcll Tom Fields Bill Forester Bill Fox Charles Galey Gene Gillis Jack Gunlock Don Goss Al Hansen Jimmy Hawn Porter Hemenway Jack Hooker Rob Jamison Bill Jordan Albert Kilgore Darrell Lafitte Jim Landers Paul Lcverett Wayne Ligon Lenroy Lowe Jim Mahew Charles Maples Cotton Mills Don Miller Lou Miller Lee Mitchell Ross Mitchell Dale Moore Carey Moore Derrell Murphy Benton Musslewhite Doyle Nix Jerry Norton Duanne Nutt Duford Partee Dave Powell Dave Riley Ed Richardson Bill Rippey Dan Stansbury Henry Stollenwerck Sam Stollenwerck William Kirk Stuckey Val Joe Walker Walter Watson Joe Whitley Ricks Wilson Louis Wertheimer Walt Zivley i i « 9 9 A Dorm Antics i- VT THl ' Dean girls, Betty and Bedise, seem upset over something Could be because Jerry Norton has all the food. Johnny Crawford and Al Kilgorc pose for the birdie, but Bubba Kelly and Duannc N ' utt (background) seem to be eating anything that won ' t eat them first. Page 335 The Bull, relax after ., h. The trip to Missouri is livened hy music CI as Bubba and Bebe give out with Heart Trouble. ■ Mag joins Stan, O. T. and Ho- gan in the daily post-lunch bull- session. Page 336 Basketball im II l),iu . Bob Clayton, Ralph Kendall, Nelson Alexander, Jack Kastman, Richard Bryant, Art Flinders, Arthur Barnes, Charley Galey, Johnny Caruthers. SMLI SMU SMLI SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU SMU CONFERENCE RECORD 54 Rice . Arkansas TCU . . Baylor . 66 34 53 43 52 68 79 49 65 53 75 Texas A M Texas Rice . Arkansas TCU . . Baylor Texas Texas A M 65 71 57 64 51 80 64 74 59 54 64 56 Page 337 C(i-Captains CHARLEY GALEY and JACK KASTMAN After a mediocre start in their earlier pre-conference garnes, the Mus- tangs hit their peak in December for the SWC Cotton Bowl Tournament in Dallas. The Ponies waded through a field of eight other teams to surprise the experts and cop the tourney. The red-hot Methodists downed A M by twenty points in the first game, edged a favored Arkansas team by three points in the semi-finals, and knocked off the tournament favorite, Rice, by ten points in the finals. A crippled but hustling Art Barnes turned in sparkling performances in all three games to gain a berth on the All-Tournament Team. The Mustang victories were marked by outstanding hustle and teamwork on the part of every member of the team. Page 338 SWC Cotton Bowl Tournament Champs Bob Clayton of the Ponies and Gene Schwinger of the Owls vie for the ball in the opening tip-cff of the finals of the tournament. Lank Majors presents the winner ' s trophy to Coach Doc Hayes and the Pony captains, Kastman and Galey. Captain Charley Calcy dribbles baskctward r.s his co-captain, Jack Kastman, comes up for th screen. An elated biineh ol Mustangs poses after beating Rice, the tournament favorite, in the iinal game. Doc gives out w ith a few last minute instruc- tions before the Ponies take the floor for the sec- ond half of the Rice game. Page 339 SMU 48 TCU 59 Tlie TCU Froggies blew into town and continued their winning ways over a hapless bunch of Mustangs by scoring a 59-48 victory in Perkins Gym. Henry Ohlen, the lanky string-bean Froggie center, bore the brunt of the Froggie attack as he poured 26 points through the hoop. Art Barnes hit for 14 to lead Pony scorers. Charley Galcy of the Mustangs twists under the basket for a lay-up shot as a trio of Frog- gie defenders close in. Pony guard Art Barnes goes high for a shot as bespectacled team-mate Bob Clayton comes in to help. NELSON ALEXANDER, Guard SMll 34 TCU 57 SMU ' s K4ustangs trekked to Fort Worth for this one and were iuimili- ated by a fast-breaking Froggie team to the tune of 57-34. Again it was tall Henry Ohlen who was the big gun in the Frog attack. Nelson Alexander, SMU forward, was the only Pony who could hit more than one field goal as the Mustangs scored only nine baskets from the floor all nisjht. ARTHUR BARNES. Guard Page 340 RICHARD BRYANT, Forward SMU 79 - Arkansas 74 Southern Methodist ' s Ponies, red-hot for the second straight game in a row, romped all over the Arkansas Razorhacks in Fayetteville in a high-scoring 79-74 game. A late Arkansas rally fell short as the Ponies jumped to an early lead and held it throughout the game. Richard Bryant, junior forward, and co-captain Charley Galey led the Mustang scoring with 25 and 22 points respectively. However, Dub X itley of Arkansas topped all scorers for the night as he hit for 27 points. Pony center Ralph Kendall goes high with an Arkansas man for possession of the ball as a bandaged Art Barnes looks on. With the Razorbacks in the lead, Richard Bryant drives in for a lay-up. JOH.NNY CARUTHERS, Guard SMU 66 - Arkansas 71 It was Arkansas all the way in this one as the Razorbacks murdered the Perkins Gym basket from the free throw line. Art Barnes, high- scoring Pony guard, returned to action after being out with an injured leg but could not break loose from the tight Arkansas defense. The loss was the Ponies ' sixth in seven starts. Jack Kastman and Richard Bryant topped SMU scorers with 15 points each, but high- scoring honors for the night went to Floyd Elkins of the Razorbacks who tallied 16. Page 341 SMU 52 - Texas Gregory Gym in Austin was the scene of this game which saw the Texas Longhorns rout SMU ' s Mustangs by an 80-52 score. The Steers, led by lanky forward Billy Powell, hit an amazing percentage of their shots while the Ponies were having trouble finding the range. Texas hit on 29 of 58 shots from the floor while the Mustangs connected with only 18 of 68 tries. Jack Kastman with 15 points r.nd Art Flinders with 10 led Pony scoring. C i-captain Charley Galey is fouled by a Texas player in a leaping scramble for the ball. Art Flinders appears to be doing the Charles- ton as he fights for possession of the ball with three Texas men. BOB CLAYTON, Forward SMU 5B - Texas 64 With their leading scorer, Art Barnes, seeing only limited action, SMU ' s Ponies fell before a taller Texas team 64-53 in Perkins Gym. The Steers led by only two points at half-time, but pulled away in the third quarter and held their lead through the fourth. Jack Kastman and Richard Bryant led the Pony attack with 15 points each. BILL DAVIS, Center Page 342 ART l-LI DERS, Forward SMU 66 - Baylor 54 The hot-and-cold Mustangs ran hot in Perkins Gym and coasted to a t)fc -54 win over the Baylor Bears. It was nip and tuck until the third quarter when the Ponies, paced by Co-Captain Charley Galey, pulled away. Galey was high-point man for the Ponies with 17 points. John Starkey, the high scoring Bear center, was held to 1 2 points by a tigiit Pony defense. Big Bill Davis seemingly reaches into the basket while going after a rebound. Charley Galey lets go with a two-handed jump shot from the corner. CHARLES GALEY, Guard SMU 53 Baylor 64 SMU ' s Mustangs took the long way home from Waco after dropping a 64-5.1 tilt to John Starkey and company, the Baylor Bears. Starkey was the whole show as he hit the hoop for 28 points and dominated re- bound play. Tlie Ponies made it close until midway of the third period. Richard Bryant led the luckless Pony attack with 1 6 points. Page 343 SMU 48 - Texas A M 51 A Barnesless Mustang five hustled all the way in College Station but finally succumbed to a tight Aggie defense 51 — 13. Arthur Barnes, the team ' s high scorer, was left at home because of a leg injury. The Aggies were in command of the game all the way as they played their usual ball-control brand of basketball. Center Jim Martin scored 1 8 of the first 20 Aggie points to lead the scoring. Art Flinders goes high to contest with an Aggie for a rebound. Aggies hog the scene as they control the ball off their own backboard. JACK KASTMAN, Forward SMU 75 - Texas A M 52 The Mustangs could do no wrong in Perkins Gym as they ran a good Aggie team ragged and chalked up a 75-52 win. Starting fast, the Ponies took the lead and never relinquished it as they hit on 48 percent of their shots. Jack Kastman and Arthur Barnes each scored 21 points to lead Pony scoring for the night. Richard Bryant and Art Flinders were not far be- hind as they hit for 1 7 and 1 5 points respectively. RALPH KE. ' MDALL, Center Page 344 Guard Charley Ga!cy comes around the horn for a left- handed hook-shot which puts the Ponies in the lead. SMU 54 - Rice 65 Fresh from a win in the pre-season SWC Cotton Bowl Tournament, the SK4U Mustangs found the going rougher in Houston as they bowed to a taller Rice team 65-54, Towering Gene Schwinger of the Owls out- distanced team-mate Don Lance in the scoring race as he flipped in 27 points to 25 for the hustling Lance, SMLI ' s belated attack was paced by sharp-shooting soph guard Art Barnes who hit for 14 points. Jumping-jack Richard Bryant goes over the heads of two Owls to snare a wild rebound. Despite the efforts of two Rice defenders, co-captain Jack Kastman drives in for a lay-up shot to give the Ponies a three-point lead. Soph Art Barnes wiggles up un- der the Owl basket for a lay-up shot. SMU 68 Rice 64 Rice ' s championship hopes were ground underfoot in Perkins Gym by a Hred-up Mustang five which would not admit defeat. The game, the final one of the year for both teams, was in doubt until the final whistle as the Ponies came from behind three times to cop the win, Tlie loss by the Owls, coupled with a TCU win over Texas, gave the conference crown to the Froggies for the second straight year. Richard Bryant led a well-balanced Pony attack with 1 5 points. Accu- racy from the free-throw line was the deciding factor in the Mustang win. Page 345 Riflery 1953 C. C. Crawford, NX ' . R. Hodges, Floyd R. Cox, Sgt. E. L Hildreth, Kenneth D. Swindle. For the first time in its history, SMU fielded a competi- tive rifle team and made a creditable showing In the confer- ence race. Though winning only one match out of four in competition with other SWC schools, the Methodists were never far behind in point totals. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Texas U 4 Texas A K4 3 1 Baylor 2 2 SMU 1 3 TCU 4 Page 346 Swimming 195B rsf p p P9 9 front row: Bob Bollen, Bill Zimmerman, Marvin Hall, Bob LaFavre, Joe Bordages, Co-captain Bill Farrcll, Co-captain Al Kilgorc, Dave Corky, Phil Vaiden, Jack McComb, Dick Webster, Manager Bob Caldwell. oil ' : Bill Mansfield, Holt Hickman, George McMillion, Jack Mcjunkin, Les Beddocs, Tom Gale, George Dill, Jim Pfleuger, Jim Roberts, 1 n ni.,.-U — .« 1 — cu,rf-,„ i .. u a d D« 0-., - Back roil Lowell Dushman, Joe Slayton, Coach A. R. Red Bar Strong Pony Team Grabs First SWC Swimming Crown A determined SMU swimming team journeyed to Houston and brought home the bacon as they outscored a good Texas team to win their first conference championship in history. TTie championship was the first won by anj varsity athletic team from SK4U since 1948. Co-captain Bill Farrell was instrumental in the Pony win as he picked up three first places and the individual scoring championship of the meet with 21 points. George McMil- lion, last year ' s high point man in the meet, tied for second place in total points with 19. McMillion took first in both the 200-yard and 100-yard back strokes, and with a short rest, took second in the 440-yard free-style. In the 200- yard backstroke he broke his own conference mark which he set last year. The Mustangs scored 141 points to 1 1 1 for second-place Texas, 75 points for third-place A M, and six points for last-place Baylor. Co-captain Al Kilgore won the individual medley and the 100-yard breast stroke and swam anchor on the winning freestyle relay. Others scoring points in the meet were Phil Vaiden, second in the 50 and 100-yard free styles and a member of the winning freestyle relay team; Bob Bollen, second in the 200-yard breast stroke, and third in the 100- i ' ard breast stroke and individual medley; Leslie Beddoes, third in the 200 and 100-yard back stroke events and a mem- ber of the second place medley relay team; Joe Slayton, third place in both diving events; Jim Roberts, fourth in one- meter diving; Dave Corley, fifth in the 100-yard breast stroke and fourth in the individual medley; Holt Hickman, fifth in the 50 and lOO-yard freestyles; Tom Gale, fourth in the 200-yard breast stroke; and Marvin Hall, fifth in the lOO-yard back stroke. Page 347 BILL FARRELL, Co-captain AL KILCORE, Co-captain CALDWELL, Manager; A. R. RED BARR, Coach GEORGE McMILLION Page 348 DICK WEBSTER, JIM ROBERTS, JOE SLAYTON BOB LaFAVRE, HOLT HICKMAN LES BEDDOES HESrJlvl - ' - JOE HOkDAGES, MARVIN HALL, GEOkCE UILL, PHIL VAIDEN, DAVE CORLEY KILL Zl. LMEkMA , OEUkCt McMILLION, BOB BOLLEN Page 349 Golf im Kirby Edwards, Stewart Carrel!, Floyd Addington, Terry Morrow (not shown) Coach Graham Ross and his Mustang golf team have rosy prospects in sight for the 1953 season. The Addington brothers, Don and Floyd, comprise a one-two punch which should be hard to stop in the forth- coming conference scramble. Stewart Carrell, up from last year ' s frosh squad, joins returning squadmen Kirby Edwards and Terry Morrow to round out the Pony team. GRAHAM ROSS, Co In AIjDIM, ion. Captain r ' aV KIRBY EDWARDS FLOYD ADI)l i,li STEWART CARRELL Page 350 Tennis 1953 WALTON MILLER [!ay Lovelady, John Kroner, John Boggs, Dan Stansbury, Bobby Wertheimer, Walton Miller LESTER JORDON, Coach BOBBY WERTHEIMER DAN STANSBURY JOHN BOGGS JOHN KRONER RAY LOVLLAIJY Page 351 Baseball 195B How one: Lindsay Marshbanks, Tom Rallingcr, Curtis Coats, Ken Williams, Paul McDonald, John Caruthcrs, Mollis Morton. How two: Ernest Proud, Webber ' Beall, Art MacKinstry, Art Flinders, Kermit Cummings, Joe Whitley, Bob Shoemaker, Verde Dickey. How three: Bennie Liggett, Gib Hatcher, Charles Galey, Dick Oldham, Coach Alex Hooks, Tommy Bowers, Bill O ' Neil, Dwight Free. Baseball hopes on the Hilltop look brighter for the 1953 season than for any season in the past several years. As the Rotunda went to press, the Ponies were on the long end of a 5-2 season record and a 2-0 conference mark. A strong pitch- ing staff, bolstered by two veteran aces, two potential starters up from the frosh team, and a bevy of squadmen from last year ' s team seem to be the Mustang strong point. TTie hitting should be improved from last season and the defensive unit is practically intact with a few exceptions. ALEX HOOKS, Coach Veterans Charley Galey and Joe Whitlev should furnish the Ponies with some long- ball hitting during the ' 53 season. Page 352 |B £ 1? 4?! Oi ' yff Sj K k M •9fe wtA b_ i rij ' e3 S IBJlj S IhI m H ofl gH 1 PI n ! lfswl Ip .-. jj J! niiM H S ? |y - ' -j  : imiM - - • ' -■r ' -, These eight boys should provide the Mustangs with the league ' s strongest pitching staff. WEBBER BEALL, Infielder TOMMY BOWERS, Pitcher 38 TOM BALLINGER, Outfielder JOHN CARUTHERS, Outfielder VERDE DICKEY, Catcher ART HLIXDERS, Pitcher Page 353 KEN WILLIAMS, Outfielder Mustang hitting should be improved over that of last year ' s club. The eight players in the top panel will hold down the inhelding chores while the five in the lower panel arc fly-chasers. PAUL McDonald, Outficlde CHARLES CALEY, Infielder MOLLIS .MON JOE WHITLEY, Inlieldcr Page 354 Track 1953 How one: Dick Bemet, Bob Crooks, Joe Sparkman, Buddy Goode, Lacy Stinson, Charles Maples, Roger Blackmar. How two: Jack Hooker, Rex Diinlap, Ed Richardson, Rodney Guidry, Carey Moore, David Weakly, Darrcll LaFitte. Ro« three: Jerry Norton, O. T. Cox, Doyle Nix, Lenroy Lowe, Rodney Williams, Tommmy Hairston, Mitch Mitchell, manager. DOYLE NIX, J,,v, lin ,i,kI Un.ad Jump LENROY LOWE, Distance HORACE BUDDY GOODE, Sprints BILL BOWDEN, Sprints O. T. COX, Weights and Sprints Page 355 CAREY MOORE, Distance li()l5 CROOKS, Qiiaiur-milc TOMMY HAIRSTON, Weights ED RICHARDSON, Distance DICK KIRM I, C.il. V.iult DARRELL I.aI I III;, Weights LACY STINSOX, Page 356 JACK HOOKER, Pole Vault CHARLES MAPLES, Pule Vault Colt Football 1952 Roir oiif, Dan Hastings, Tom Bcalc, Bnicc Dunmore, Fred Lucas, Blake Tucker, Jimmic Smith, David Ha Nk, Jolin Marshall, Hal O KriLP, Dun McElhcney, Kyle Cruze. Tiow two: Glen Holliday, Byron Hundley, Forrest Gregg, Willie Castleman, Stan Coker, Burleigh Amecke, Cecil Gunn, Lacy Stinson, Bob Blakely, Jack Espenshcid, Bryan Bell, Dick Gravitt. How three: Tom Dean, coach; Joe Stalin, Jim Rogers, Dick Chalmers, Mutt Cowan, Dick Courtney, Sid Henry, Jimmy Powell, Joe Williams, Wayne Litchfield, Jim Copeland, Paul Jett, Rod Stevens, Buddy Morgan, manager,- Jimmy Whitten, manager,- Frank Paine, assistant coach. Colts Cop Mythical SWC Title for Third Year in Row- Tine 1953 edition of the SMU Colt football team copped its third straight SWC title despite a loss to the Texas Short- horns. TTie frosh title is unofficial but is claimed by the team having the best season ' s record. The Colts were big and fast and presented a well-balanced attack built around the running of tail-back Don McElheney, an all-stater from Nashville, Tennessee. McElheney led the Colts in rushing, edging out wing-back and co-captain Blake Tucker of Waco. Tom Dean took over the head coach job for the first year and did a commendable job as he led his gridders to wins over freshman teams from Baylor, TCU, Oklahoma U., and Rice. The one-point loss to the Texas freshmen was the first suffered by a Colt team in three years. Frank Payne, one-time SMU star, handled the Colt hack- Held candidates. d d . ' ip j a |S8 sr •He 57 i ;. i85 SEASONS RECORD SMU . . 7 Rice . . . . SMU . . . 20 Texas .... . 21 S.MU . . . 27 Oklahoma U. . 7 SMU . . . 19 Baylor .... 7 SMU . . . 1. TCU . . . . . These boys form the offensive array which Colt opponents faced all year. Page 357 Colt Tri-captains Freddie Lucas, Jimm-.e Smith, and Blake Tucker The Colt defensive unit clowns for Laughead, ' lh)s hackheld .,1 Mcfilheney, Marsh.ill, O Hricn, and Tucker ..perated smoothly behind a massive line. Head Coach Tom Dean poses with his defensive line of Smith, Blakely, Gregg, Cokcr, Arnecke, and Lucas. Page 358 Colt Basketball 1953 This Colt basketball team has been rated by many to be one of the best ever to wear the red and blue. Despite the early-season loss of regu- lar forward Larry Showalter, the Colts came through with flying colors as they romped through their schedule, suffering only one loss while winning eleven. Tlie lone defeat came at the hands of the Baylor frosh whom the Colts decisively defeated later in the season. SEASON RECORD SMU . . . 68 Tyler JC 67 SMU . . . 76 Arlington State 66 SMU . . . 81 Kilgore JC . 55 SMU . . . 80 Tyler JC . . 60 SMU . . . 61 Baylor Frosh . 66 SMU . . . 82 TCU Frosh . 54 SMU . , . 104 Kilgore JC . 66 SMU . . . 86 Arlington State 60 SMU . . . 94 Lon Morris JC 75 SMU . . . 77 Baylor Frosh . 64 SMU . . . 87 TCU Frosh . 46 SMU . . . 89 Paris JC . . 75 Fioiit roK ' : Pepper Lee, Harold Alcorn, Larry Showalter, Ronnie Morris, Dan Roebuck. Biuk roH ' . Joel Krog, Joe Williams, Tom Miller, Chapin Burks Karl Scharfenburger. Coach Bob Prewitt briefs his starting line-up of Lee, Krog, Miller, Morris, and Scharfenburger. CH.APIX BURKS, ClpIl jnr WILLIAMS, Forward DAV ROEBUCK, Forward JOEL KROC, Guard PHI ' PIiR LEE, Guard RONNIE MORRIS, Guard As the Colts lead, Ronnie Morris drives under the basket for a lay-up. Guard Joel Krog fakes a pass into pivot-man Tom Miller (far left) after taking pass from Ronnie Morris (far right). Lefty Karl Scharfenburger out-distances the pack for a lay-up shot against the Baylor Cubs. LARRY SHOWALTER, Fo; HAROLD ALCORN, Guard TOM MILLER, Cents Football r . . ' 3? . 1 RATERMTY CHAMPIONS PHI DELTA THETA Kiutlnii Dave Corley, Bill Farrell, Stewart Car- rel!, Bill Abernathy, Jim Street, J. L. Prideaux, Dewey Godfrey, Don Apeland. .Sl.imJiiii; Don Alexander, Frank McCollum, Geo. Hurt, Jim Whittlesey, Perry McPherson, Joe WcUey, Gib Hatcher, Bill White, Ivan Irwin. a MdPMMP __ liiftir H PI 4 ! r ■:4 E C RUNNERS- UP SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Kiui iiii) Ed Speer, Creighton Campbell, Jerry Bateman, Charlie Pepper, Jim Vivian, Dave Webb, Frank Rose. .MiiMi(ini) Lee Dye, Ken Kenfield, Jack Stewart, Jerry Rose, Tom Jaynes, Art McKinstrey, Bill Hutchinson, Dwight Free , Tommy Bokcr, Jack Williamson, Bill Campbell. « ■ .•«,-,, c INDEPENDE.NT CHAMPIONS FINCHER HALL How one-. Wayne Ganze, Joe Grace, Ed Breland, Bob Hart, John Policy. How two: Joe Slayton, Larry Appclbaum, Morris Shannon, John McKinnon, Bill Calloway, Paul Williams, Wot ill ;iK(iiri Tom Howen, Gus Tsolomitis. o a :£ Page 362 Swimming INDIVIDUAL HIGH POIXT MAN Holt Hickman, Kappa Sigma DIVING CHAMPION Bob McGee, Kappa Sigma SWIMMING CHAMPIONS Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta :? ' SS ' E555 ' S And they ' re off ... ! Tennis CHAMPIONS LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Stew Fason, Jay Johns HUNNERS-UP SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Elliot Thweat, Ray Lovelady Page 363 CHAMPIONS KAPPA ALPHA Roir oiif . Charles Holland, Bob Knickerbocker, Charles Anderson. Tiow two: Clark Smith, Howard Slaughter, Dick Webb, Louis Weber. Basketball C . i5 - RUNNERS-UP LAMBDA CHI ALPHA KiiceUni): Jack Bjorklund, George Holland, Dick Sanderson. St(iMiJ)Hi) Edwin Harrison, Eddie Herrell, Tom Redmond, Stew Fason, Bill Hall. Table Tennis CH. . lPIONS ALPHA TAU OMEGA Left to right: Billy Gregory, Webber Be Fowler, Durwood Crawford. Page 364 RUNNERS-UP PHI DELTA THETA Ceft lo right: Bobby Caldwell, John Kroner, Howard Crow, Walton Miller, Dan Stansbury. Women ' s Intramurals SPORTS MANAGERS TirsI row: Ann Prideaux, Jane Armitage, Alice Hughes, Julie Pedcrson, Sylvia Wink, Helen Wolfe. Sfcoii.l rotv: Jean Rooke, Pat Shriver, Molly Riley, France; Johnson, Mrs. Weber, Jo Perry, Barbara Buschman, Rosic Reddit. INTRAMURAL STANDINGS BASKETBALL Champi ons : Runners-up : TABLE TENNIS Siiiitles Champions: Runners-up: Doubles Champions : Runners-up: BOWLING Qiampions : Runners-up: SWIMMING Champions : Runners-up: SOFTBALL Champions : SPRING ' 52 Alpha Deha Pi Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Delta Delta Virginia Hall Delta Gamma Chi Omega Zeta Tau Alpha Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Delta Pi Pi Beta Phi Independent Students ' Association Runners-up : Alpha Delta Pi 1952 First Place Intramural Trophy: Kappa Kappa Gamma Second Place: Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Delta Delta FALL 53 HOCKEY Champions: Alpha Delta Pi Runners-up: Pi Beta Phi SWIMMING Champions : Pi Beta Phi Runners-up: Delta Delta Delta TENNIS Singles Champion : Sigma Kappa Doubles Champion : Kappa Kappa Gamma VOLLEYBALL Champions : Zeta Tau Alpha Runners-up: Kappa Alpha TTieta The 1953 Trophy was awarded after the Rotunda went to press. Page 365 Hockey CHAMPIONS ALPHA DELTA PI Slanrfiiii): Harriet Boedeker, Evelyn Fox, Rosic Red- ditt, Mary Ann Smith, Dixie Lindsey, Ann Rice. Kiie ; jni;. Virginia D ' Armand, Jane Armitage, Kathy Pearcc, Freda Bailey, Joan Holmbcrg, Gavic Shoemaker. a a e Tennis RUNNERS-UP PI BETA PHI Standing: Shirley McBride, Julie Pederson, Judy McVeigh, Jan Buckaloo, Sally Carroll, Phoebe Monteith. Kneeling: Joan Whitten, Keitha Clement, Ann Robertson, Annie Allen, Mary Moore Hubbard, Mary Stewart Bolton, Nancy Neuhoff. SINGLES CHAMPION SIGMA KAPPA Betty Guiglardi DOUBLES CHAMPIONS KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Shirley Martin, Betty Cheeseborough Page 366 CHAMPIONS LINNERS-UP DIVING CHAMPIONS ffrsi place: ISA, Alice Hughes Second place: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Priscilla Rett- ger Swimming . Pi Beta Phi Delta Delta Delta BREAST STROKE CHAMPIONS first place: Pi Beta Phi, Mary Stewart Bolton Second place: Alpha Delta Pi, Sue Harris FREE STYLE CHAMPIONS 7irst place: Pi Beta Phi, Tyke McFarland Second place: Delta Delta Delta, Emily Eaves Volleyball CHAMPIONS ZETA TAU ALPHA SliiiiiliMj;. Frances Fawcett, Camille Caraway, Mary Elizabeth Hcndrick, Mary Ann Rhine, Jean Rooke. Kneeling: Anne Lacey, Sissy Hobson, Nancy White, Dion Dana. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Sl.iH.diij Pat Harty, Dorothy Chandler, Ann Kinnear, Gretchcn Zeiske. Kiieeliiii) Pat Yost, Sue Lowe, Lois Marie Kclley, Ann Prideaux. Page 367 classes Page 368 H H seniors juniors sophomores freshmen engineers graduates law theology specials DAVE BLAKEY DON REILY . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . President JEANE DOONAN Secretary Vice-President WARREN KEYES Treasurer Page 369 SENIORS = KATHRYN AARON, Dallas Biology ALEXANDER EDWARD ABRAHAM, Mallory, W. Va, English; Canterbury Club DON ALBERT ADDINGTON, Dallas Insurance; Phi Delta Theta; Varsity Golf Letterman, captain ROBERT SHERWIN ALEXANDER, Sulphur Springs Piano; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Mu Alpha; Canterbury Club; University Choral Union; Honors Day Recognition VIRGINIA RUTH ALEXANDER, Royse City Interior Decoration; Chi Omega; Y ; Methodist Student Movement CHARLES ROBERT ALLEN, Linden Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president LOU ALLEN, Dallas Interior Design; Delta Delta Delta, Panhellenic representative; Y, recreation committee; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club OTTIE JANE ALLEN, Dallas Biology JAMES N. ALLISON, JR., Midl and General Administrative Management; Sigma Chi, presi- dent; Interfraternity Council, judiciary committee chair- man; Students ' Publishing Board, chairman; Sigma Delta Chi, treasurer; Rally Committee, vice-chairman MARGARET ANN ALLISON, Dallas English and Spanish; Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; Soph- omore Honor Guard; Beta Kappa Gamma; Sigma Delta Pi, vice- president; English Club, secretary-treasurer LEAH GOLDA ALTERMAN, San Antonio Education; Hillel, vice-president; Arden Workshop, Honor Key Avv ' ard BETTY LORRAINE AMYETT, Dallas Journalism; Delta Zeta, rush chairman; Gamma Alpha Chi; Student LInion, fashion committee, historian AUGUSTUS EMIL ANDERSON, Buffalo, New York Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon CARL ROBERT ANDERSON, Dallas Accounting; Beta Theta Pi, president, treasurer EARLE ' kARL ANDERSON II, Dallas Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Track Let- terman; Air Force R.O.T.C. MARY MAYFIELD ANDERSON, Buffalo, New York Psychology; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Psi Chi JOANNE BARBARA ANGONA, Dallas Commercial Art; Independent Students Association, vice-pres- ident; Student Union, publicity director. Directorate WILLIAM CLARENCE ARCHER, Dallas Government; Y ; Arden Club Page 370 ELMA ADELE ASEL, Dallas Education; Delta Delta Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta; COGS; Bap- tist Student Union SYDNEY ANN ATKINS, Dallas Art; Pi Beta Phi; Beta Kappa Gamma JEFFERSON T. ATKINSON, JR., Dallas Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi GENE ROBERT AUSTIN, Dallas Manasjenient NADIRA AZIZ, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Physics and Mathematics JOSEPH ARTHUR BAIRD, Jamestown Village, Maryland Government; Phi Gamma Delta; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and Blade NANCY ELIZABETH BAIRD, Winnetka, Illinois Education; Pi Beta Phi; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ; COGS; Council on X ' ' orld Affairs; Choral Llniou; Trade Track JAMES ANTHONY BAKER, Dallas Accounting; Phi Delta Theta MINA SANDERS BAKER, Gallatin, Tennessee Voice; Kappa Alpha Theta; Mu Phi Epsilon; Choral Union; University Choir; Opera Workshop BARBARA ANN BALLARD, Dallas Geography; Sigma Kappa, scholarship chairman, secretary; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board, corresponding secretary; Alpha Lamb- da Delta; Sophomore Honor Guard; SMU Geographic Society, president, secretary; Y, recreation committee; Methodist Student Movement JANET ELIZABETH BALLARD, Dallas Biology; Gamma Phi Beta, treasurer, ritual chairman; SMU Biology Society; COGS; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Qioir SARA BEVERLY BALLARD, Montgomery, Alabama Voice; Sigma Kappa; Sigma Alpha Iota; Methodist Stu- dent Movement TOM BALLINGER, Dallas Physical Education EDWARD B. BALLOU, Dallas Management; Pi Kappa Alpha REBA GERANE BARBER, Dallas English; English Club 8:00 A. ' M.! ir.s iMiicJ) loo fiir y rage 371 SENIORS SALLY lEAN BARBRE, Tulsa, Oklahoma Retail Merchandising; Pi Beta Phi; COGS; Y DORIS JEANNE BASS, Hutchins Interior Decoration; Alpha Delta Pi SUE BATES, Dallas Economics; Sigma Kappa; COGS; Student Llnion, house committee; Y ; Methodist Student Movement CAROLYN HUNTER BAUERNSCHMIDT, Dallas Spanish; Zeta Tau Alpha; Sigma Delta Pi; Student Llnion Com- mittee MARY BEARD BEATTIE, Nashville, Tennessee Costume Design; Delta Gamma, vice-president, sports mana- ger, recording secretary; Pi Delta Phi; COGS, steering com- mittee; Y ; Qtoral Union; Chapel Choir; Team Sports Club ERNEST B. BEATTY, Lewisville, Arkansas History and English; Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Blue Key; Phi Alpha Tlieta, president; Alpha Phi Omega, president; Y, treasurer, secretary MARTHA ANN BENNINGTON, Dallas Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship ROBERT LEVIS BERNET, Dallas Banking and Finance; Phi Delta Theta; M Association; Var- sity Track Team; Air Force R.O.T.C. OSCAR BERRYMAN, JR., Russellville, Arkansas Accounting; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Mustang Men; Meth- odist Student Movement; Arkansas Club TOM BERTRAM, Dallas Latin CAROLYN BETHMANN, Dallas Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice-president; COGS; Y JACK RICHARD BJORKLUND, Bridgeport, Connecticut Psychology; Lambda Chi Alpha, rush chairman; Inter- fraternity Council; Freshman Basketball HERBERT ELLIS BLACKBOURN, Dallas General Business; Arnold Air Society, executive officer; Scabbard and Blade; Air Force R.O.T.C, major BETTY LOU BLACKSTON, Dallas English; Alpha Delta Pi, corresponding secretary; COGS; Westminster Student Fellowship DAVID AUSTIN BLAKEY, Osakis, Minnesota Insurance; Alpha Tau Omega; Students ' Association, rep- resentative; Y DAVID LEO BLONSTEIN, Dnlhart Marketing; Pi Kappa Alpha, secretary ALICE HART BOCKUS, Longview Secondary Education; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Lambda Theta; Rally Committee; University Scholar FRANK MANN BOCKUS, Longview English; Phi Gamma Delta; cycen fjodr serf; Students ' Association; Y Cabinet; Mustang Band Page 372 PAULA BOEDEKER, Dallas English; Zcta Tau Alpha ijETTY BOGER, Ck-bunie Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma JOHN LEE BOGGS, JR., Dallas Banking and Finance; M Association; Varsity Tennis; Freshman Class, vice-president GLADYS MARIE BOHANAN, Dallas Elementary Education DAVID J. BOHLMANN, Dallas Economics; Beta Theta Pi; Student LInion, Governino Board, dance committee THOMAS A. BOKER, Dallas Geology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA SALLY ANN BOOTH, Port Arthur Psychology; Alpha Delta Pi, guard; Psi Chi; COGS; Canterbury Club; Dolphin Club DOROTHY ANN BORDERS, Kaufman Education; Pi Beta Phi; Iota Epsilon; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Choral Union EDITH UNDERWOOD BOWEN, Nashville, Tennessee Government; Chi Omega; Association of Women Stu- dents; Pi Sigma Alpha; COGS; Rally Committee; Cam- pus Chest; Campus League of Women Voters; Racquet Club; Dolphin Club JACK H. BOWMAN, Highland Park Retail Merchandising; Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Phi Omega; Air Force R.O.T.C., captain BARBARA LOUISE BRADSHAW, Dallas Speech Correction; Gamma Phi Beta; Zeta Phi Eta BURT R. BRASHIER, Mansfield, Louisiana Geology HOWARD ANTHONY BRIDGE, JR., Avinger Journalism; Phi Delta Theta; KSMU; Baptist Student Union CAROLYN ANNE BRIGGS, Lampasas Government; Delta Zeta, house manager, parliamentarian; COGS; Y ; Student Union, fashion committee; Methodist Student Movement DAVID MILLER BRINKER, Dallas Management; Delta Chi : %M class ■ Page 373 SENIORS d. ANN ELINOR BRITTAIN, Hnilingen Education; Chi Omega; Rally Committee; Trade Track; Campus Chest; Blood Drive ZU DELL BROADWATER, Great Bend, Kansas Voice; Delta Zeta; COGS; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; University Choir; Choral Union MARION LUTHER BROCKETTE, Dallas Professional Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi, president BARBARA DIANE BROILES, Fort Worth English; Alpha Delta Pi, vice-president, chaplain; Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Delta; Panhellenic, president; Rally Committee; SMU Council on World Affairs; Methodist Student Movement, council; Y ; English Club; Wesley Players, president; University Scholar CAROLYN DREW BROOKS, Hempstead Elementary Education; Delta Gamma; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ; Canterbury Club EDWARD BURLESON BROOKS, Dallas Phi Delta Theta LARRY VAN BROWN, Dallas Management; Alpha Tau Omega NANCY SUE BROWN, Dallas Speech; Kappa Kappa Gamma, athletic chairman; Choral Union PATRICIA CAROLYN BROWN, Dallas Elementary Education; Chi Omega; Student Council of Religious Activities; Iota Epsilon; COGS; Y ; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club O. MARCUS BUCHANAN, JR., Dallas Biology; Delta Chi EDRIS DARE BULLER, Crockett Education; Gamma Phi Beta BARBARA ANN BUNTIN, Dallas Home Economics; Chi Omega; Panhellenic, treasurer; Iota Epsilon, president; Student Council of Religious Ac- tivities; COGS; Y ; Disciple Student Fellowship THOMAS WAYNE BURDEN, Dallas Economics BETTY LEE BLIRDETT, Sherman Speech; Campus League of Women Voters; Baptist Student Union; Choral LInion BILL BURKE, Dallas Geology EDWARD MICHEAL BURNS, Flint, Michigan Accounting; Scabbard and Blade JAMIE BURRELL-SAHL, Dallas Education; Phi Gamma Delta LEONARD B. BURRIS, Gladewater Accounting Page 374 DON WINSTON BURT, Dallas Insurance ROBERT WAYLAND BUNKLEY, Dallas Accounting; Delta Sigma Pi BARBARA ANN BUSCHMAN, Dallas Physical Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Delta Psi Kappa JOHN RICHARD BUTLER, Dallas Industrial Production Management; Phi Delta Thetn, president; Interfraternity Council; Rotun ' Oa, fraternity editor; Homecoming committee MARILYN JEANETTE BYER, Houston Speech; Delta Gamma; Baptist Student Union; Arden Club ROBERT BROOKE CADWALLADER, Fort Worth Interior Design; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Interfraternity Council; Arnold Air Society; Var- sity Football; Canterbury Club CLELA CORDELIA CALDWELL, Sweetwater Spanish and Social Science; Delta Zeta; Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Delta, president, senior advisor; Student Union Governing Board; Student Council of Religious Activities; Sigma Delta Pi; COGS, recording secretary, vice-president; Campus League of Women Voters, publicity chairman, program chairman; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Cabinet WILLIAM PAXTON CALLAHAN III, Shreveport, La. Biology; Phi Delta Theta, vice-president; Methodist Student Movement CAROLYN JUNE CALLAWAY, Marlow, Oklahoma Education; Delta Gamma IVA MARIE CAMERON, Dallas English and Spanish; Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Delta Pi; English Club; Pan- hellenic Scholarship Award BEVERLY LOU CAMPBELL, Dallas Spanish and Sociology; Delta Zeta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Delta Pi; Alpha Kappa Delta; Campus League of Women Voters; COGS; Y SHELIA TRAPP CAMPBELL, Tupelo, Mississippi Religion; Chi Omega; Pi Kappa Delta; Alpha Psi Omega; Y ; Methodist Student Movement BEVERLY ANN CANADAY, Little Rock, Arkansas Sociology; Delta Gamma; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Arkansas Club, secretary DONALD W. CANTWELL, Dallas Personnel Administration; Debate Team; KSMU; Alpha Phi Omega; Campus Chest CYNTHIA JANE CARGILL, Dallas Elementary Education; Sigma Kappa, president; Delta Phi Alpha; Student Union, fashion committee; COGS M d — i( ' i l)oii (I ' ll cu 1 o ' cojjee ■ Page 375 SENIORS ik M MARLYS ANN CARLSON, Wc-stern Springs, Illinois Spanish; Delta Delta Delta, treasmer; Lutheran Students Associ- ation; Y ; Choral LInion THOMAS JOSEPH CARMODY, Dallas Professional Accounting SALLY CLAIRE CARNEY, Dallas English; Pi Beta Phi; English Ckih; Baptist Student Union; Y ; Archery Club THOMAS EMMANUEL CARR, Dallas Commercial Art; Alpha Tau Omega; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club BARBARA LYNNE CARTER, Dallas Education; Kappa Alpha Tlieta NORMA JEAN CARTER, Houston Education; Gamma Phi Beta, house president, pledge trainer, corresponding secretary; Student Union, house committee; Methodist Student Movement; Y WILLIAM JAMES CARTER, Lebanon, Indiana Economics MYRTLEANN CASTER, Dallas Retail Merchandising; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club NITA CAROL CERVIN, Dallas Elementary Education; Kappa Alpha Tlteta; Iota Epsilon J. CARLISLE CHANCELLOR, Chicago, Illinois Physics and Chemistry ALINE PHINEA CHANEY, Dallas Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma, social secretary JAMES C. CHEEK, Dallas Marketing; Delta Chi; Alpha Delta Sigma BILLY JUNE CHESHER, Litdefield Speech; Delta Delta Delta; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Arden Workshop RICHARD McKAY CHISHOLM, Fort Worth Social Sciences; Phi Gamma Delta, historian, recording secre- tary; cycen fjodr serf; Methodist Student Movement; Y, vice-president MARY ELOISE CLAYTON, Honey Grove Elementary Education; Delta Gamma; Y, cabinet BARBARA PETTINGILL CLEMONS, Plumerville, Arkansas Psychology CARROLL CAMERON COKER, Dallas Personnel Administration; Delta Sigma Phi; Interfraternity Council; Kappa Kappa Psi; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang Band; Pigskin Review MARILYN JOAN COLEMAN, Dallas Elementary Education Page 376 CAROLYN JANE COLLIER, Mountain Grove, Missouri Mistory; Pi Beta F- ' hi; Campus League of Women Voters, secretary; Canterbury Association STEVE G. CONDOS, McAIlen Advertising; Sigma Chi; SMLl Sales Association FRANK W. CONRAD, Dallas Business Administration GENE MONROE COPELAND, Melbourne, Rorida Chemistry; Kappa Alpha MARY FRANCES CORBIN, Raleigh, North Carolina English HOWARD F. COTTINGHAM, Dallas Leadership Management; Pi Kappa Alpha; Interfraternity Council, representative; Society for Advancement of Management; Alpha Phi Omega JOSEPH ALFRED COURTEMANCHE, Dallas Personnel Administration FLOYD RALPH COX, Bradenton, Florida General Business; Pi Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society; Rifle Team JOHN WILLIAM COYLE, JR., New York City, N. Y. Geography; Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; Canter- bury Association CHARLES ANDREW CRENSHAW, Paris Biology; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Alpha Tlieta; Delta Phi Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; Mustang Men WALTER P. CRISLER, Dallas Real Estate; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball JANE GILLESPIE CROSS, Dallas Interior Decoration; Delta Zeta; Gamma Alpha Chi, COGS; Campus League of Women Voters; Baptist Stu- dent Union NOBLE CLOIS CROSS, Dallas Pre-Medical; Kappa Alpha WILLIAM CHARLES CROUCH, Dallas English History, Social Science; Phi Gamma Delta; Delta Phi Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta; Rally Committee; Methodist Student Movement; Mustang Men; Pre-Tlieological Association EDD W. CRONX , Dallas Accounting — or a look III the Dallas A ' eu ' 5. Page 377 SENIORS sU HOWARD LEE CROW, Port Arthur Accounting; Phi Delta Tlieta; Alpha Phi Omega; Methodist Stu- dent Movement; Y LOUISE BOOTH CROWDER, Dallas Accounting; Delta Delta Delta; Canterbury Club JOHN NICK CLISPILICH, Miami, Florida Accounting JOHN EDWARD CUSTER, Fort Worth Marketing; Freshman Basketball PAUL DAVID DAGUE, Dallas Chemistry; Delta Chi; Chemistry Club JOHN BRADFIELD DANNA, JR., Dallas General Business; Alpha Tau Omega; Arnold Air Soci ety; SMU Sales Association HOWELL VANN DALY, Dallas Biology CLIFFORD DAWSON DAVENPORT, Commerce Industrial Production Management; Delta Sigma Phi, vice- president; Alpha Kappa Psi, president CAROLYN JOYCE DAVIS, Springfield, Missouri Sociology; Independent Students Association; Canterbury Club; University Symphony Orchestra; Dolphin Club JAMES CLEO DAVIS, Dallas Chemistry H. A. DAWSON, Mexia English; Lambda Chi Alpha; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr; Sigma Delta Chi; Phi Alpha Theta; Who ' s Who; Campus, editor; KSMU; Mustang Band; Sigma Alpha Delta Pi MARTHA DAWSON, Houston Spanish; Delta Gamma, chapter treasurer, house presi- dent, house treasurer; Y ; Choral Union HARRY FRANK DEAN, Breckenridge History; Varsity Football JEANNIE MARIE DEDERICK, Houston Sociology; Chi Omega HELENE DeVOS , Miami, Horida English; Delta Delta Delta VERDE VANCE DICKEY, Dallas Physical Education; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Baseball, Le tter- man ROSANNE DICKSON, Houston History; Kappa Kappa Gamma, president, social chairman; Students ' Association, representative and social chairman; Rotunda, class editor; Rotunda Beauty Nominee; Phi Alpha Delta, vice-president; Who ' s Who; Representative to Berkeley Football Festival, Rice Rondelet, Arkansas Gaebaele; Rally Committee; Dolphin Club TOMMY JEAN DILLARD, Thompsons Journalism; Alpha Delta Pi; Association of Women Stu- dents; Tlieta Sigma Phi, social chairman; Gamma Alpha Chi, social chairman; Kappa Tau Alpha; Campus Staff; KSMU; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; 7 ei}aphone, associate editor; Wesley Players; Mustang Recreation Association; Modern Dance Club; XoojfiriHf, editor Page 378 JAMES ROBERT OOBBS, JR., Longview Management; Phi Gamma Delta, president; Blue Key, treasurer; Cycen Fjodr; Who ' s Who; Interfraternity Council, treasurer, editor of rush bulletin; Student Council; Homecoming committee chair- man; Rally Committee; Campus Chest JAMES ALFRED DONNELL, Dallas Finance; Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Kappa Psi DON ALLEN DONOVAN, Grants Pass, Oregon Physical Education; Varsity Football JEANE LOUISE DOONAN, Chicago, Illinois English; Chi Omega, president; Mortar Board; , )(|iiiirf, Kirkos; Who ' s Who; Rotunda Favorite; Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Air Force R.O.T.C.; Representative, Texas Roundup, T.C.U. Ranch Week; Rally Committee, chairman, secretary; COGS, secretary; Y BILLY JOE DOWELL, Dallas Pre- Law ; Lambda Chi Alpha DOROTHY GRACE DOWNEY, Sacramento, California Advertising; Gamma Alpha Chi, president; Phi Chi Theta; Arden Workshop MARY KATHRYN DOWNS, Vilonia, Arkansas Business Education DON A. DOZIER, Manhattan, Kansas Real Estate; Delta Chi; Interfraternity Council JEAN DUDLEY, Wichita Falls Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma, chaplain, Pi Lambda TTieta JACK DAWLESS DUNCAN, JR., Dallas Marketing; Delta Sigma Phi, president, social chaimian; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Phi Omega; Air Force R.O.T.C; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club EMILY CORNELIA EAVES, Dallas Education; Delta Delta Delta; Dolphin Club; Geographical Society PATRICIA FRANCES EDWARDS, Tyler Accounting; Kappa Alpha Tlieta KATHERINE NELL QUATTLEBAUM ELLIOTT, Amarillo Physical Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma MILDRED CAROLYN ELLIS, Dallas Biology; Chi Omega; Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Phi Alpha; Beta Kappa Gamma; COGS FRANK H. ELMORE III, Dallas Banking and Finance; Delta Sigma Phi, vice-president, sergeant-at-arms; Canterbury Association; Air Force R.O.T.C. lilulc lirojs stroll to class, Page 379 SENIORS i- m. LOVELYN MARIE ENGLISH, Fort Worth Elementary Education; Kappa Alpha Tlieta, historian; Y ; Meth- odist Student Movement; Wesley Players, secretary JOAN FOLSOM ERICKSON, Dallas Geography; Sigma Kappa; Geographical Society; CiiiMf n5 Staff; Canterbury Association; Modern Dance Club ANN WINANS EVANS, Dallas Religion PAUL EDWARD EVANS, Rochester, New York Marketing DONALD NOBLE EWAN, Wichita, Kansas General Business; Phi Delta Tlieta; Students ' Association, rep- resentative; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Alpha Phi Omega; Homecoming, parade chairman JOHN HAYES FAIN, ' Woodville Advertising; Kappa Sigma, vice-president, pledge trainer, house manager, intramural director; Interfraternity Coun- cil, vice-president; Freshman Football; Y RICHARD LEE FARR, Dallas History; Delta Sigma Phi; Arnold Air Society WILLIAM FRANCIS FARRELL, JR., Dallas Insurance; Phi Delta Tlieta; Students ' Association, president, representative; Varsity Swimming Team, co-captain; Y, vice-president; Cheerleader GEORGEANN FENLEY, Dallas Personnel Administration; Chi Omega, social chairman, secretary; Phi Chi Tlieta, president; COGS; Y ; West- minster Student Fellowship JOHN LYNN FERGUSON, Dallas Biology; Delta Chi; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma; Students ' Associa- tion, representative; Sophomore Class, vice-president; Junior Class, vice-president HELEN ATRELL FINLEY, Dallas Elementary Education; Alpha Sigma Lambda PEGGY FISCHER, Washington, Missouri Speech; Kappa Alpha Theta; COGS; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club CLYDE HULIN FOWLER, Shallowater Psychology; Alpha Tau Onieya; Psi Chi; Delta Phi Alpha EDWARD CAMPBELL FOX, JR., Dallas Professional Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi JOYCE FOX, Tulsa, ' Oklahoma Social Science; Kappa Kappa Gamma ANN CATTO FRANCIS, Tliree Forks, Montana English; Kappa Kappa Gamma RICHARD NULTON FRANCIS, Three Forks, Montana General Business; Sigma Alpha Epsilon NATHAN ROBERT FRIEDMAN, Dallas Biology; Sigma Alpha Mu; Hillel Counselorship Page 380 NANCE FRUIT, Houston Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta, second vice-president; Rotunda Staff; Geographical Society; Y ; Methodist Student Movement NORMAN D. FRY, Dallas Economics; Phi Gamma Delta, corresponding secretary; Y ; Canterbury Association GERALD N. FURSETH, Bayport, Minnesota Personnel Administration; Phi Delta Theta CHARLES EDWIN GALEY, Lubbock Marketing; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball, co-captain ANNE BRILEY GAMMILL, Houston Art; Chi Omega; COGS; Baptist Student Llnion TOM GARTH, Houston Management; Kappa Sigma ARTHUR EDWARD GASS, JR., Dallas Biology ERWIN LOUIS GAUBATZ, San Antonio Personnel Administration; SMLl Personnel Management Asso- ciation; Varsity Baseball ROBERT CHARLES GENTRY, Muskogee History and Greek; Cycen Fjodr; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma; Who ' s Who; Student Council of Religious Activ- ities, pres.; Tau Kappa Alpha; Religious Emphasis Week, chm. guide committee; Debate Club, public relations di- rector, debate mgr., vice-pres., pres.; Southu ' est Confer- ence Debate Championship; Winner of Saner Oratory; Outstanding Debater Award; Pre-Tlieology Association, pres.; Methodist Student Movement, vice-pres., Texas vice-pres.; Chapel Cabinet, chm. committee; High School Debate Tournament, director GENE ROBERT GILLIS, El Paso Marketing, Varsity Football; Varsity Track CHARLES GILREATH, Sulphur Springs History; Kappa Sigma ANN GLASPY, ' Ennis Secondary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma, correspond- ing secretary DORLIS BROWN GLASS, Dallas Education; National Methodist Scholarship; LaVerne Noyles Schol- arship; Methodist Student Movement MARION GOLDMAN, Dallas English; Alpha Lambda Delta; Hillel Counselorship, Llniver- sity Scholar BONNIE JOAN GORDON, Houston Business Education; Phi Sigma Sigma, president, social chairman; Kirkos; Panhellenic representative; Student Council of Religious Activities; Hillel Counselorship; Student Union, music committee; Arden Workshop clwe pop i uizzes- Page 381 SENIORS SARAH SUE GRACE, Dallas Elementary Education; Chi Omega, assistant secretary, reporter, publications chairman; Rotunda, organizations editor; Rotunda Staff Award; Campus Staff; Pi Lambda Theta; TTieta Sigma Phi, president, national service chairman; COGS; Campus League of Women Voters; Student Union, dance committee; Y ; Disciple Student Fellowship; Honors Day Recognition; Promenaders, secre- tary; Press Club JACQUELYN GRAHAM, Monterrey, Mexico Speech and Theatre; Gamma Phi Beta; Zeta Phi Eta; Alpha Epsilon Rho; KSMLI, traffic manager, continuity director, pro- gram director, music librarian MARY GRANT, New Orleans, Louisiana French and English; Kappa Alpha Theta; Pi Delta Phi ANN HUTCHINSON GREEN, Shreveport, Louisiana Education; Pi Beta Phi; Student Union, fashion committee; Dol- phin Club MARIANNE FITE GREEN, Dallas English BALIE JACKSON GRIFFITH, Odessa Retail Merchandising; Phi Delta Tlieta CHARLES NATHAN GRIGGS, JR., Dallas Geology PHILIP EDGAR GRIMMETT, Dallas Religion; Delta Sigma Phi; Pershing Rifles ROBERT GROW, Beloit, Wisconsin Psychology THOMAS CURTIS GUNNELS, Velasco Personnel Administration SLIE HALL, Longview Education; Kappa Alpha Theta, treasurer; Rotunda Staff; Methodist Student Movement CHARLES EUGENE HAMILTON, Dallas Education; Kappa Kappa Psi, vice-president; Mustang Band; University Symphony Orchestra; Choral Union; Vinegaroon; Air Force R.O.T.C. Band, director ROBERT LEE HAMPTON, Dallas Pre-Medical JAMES ERNEST HANDY, JR., Wichita Falls Physics JUDITH ANN HANNER, Dallas Interior Decoration; Zeta Tau Alpha NELS J. HANSEN, JR., Dallas loinnalisni; Sigma Delta Chi THORDIS DYER HARDEN, Dallas Real Estate; Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Delta Sigma, treasurer; Alpha Kappa Psi, secretary; Mustang Band; Mustang Men; KSMU SAMUEL MILTON HARDIN, Dallas Marketing Page 382 JACK EDWIN HARDISON, Dallas Geologj ' ; Sigma Gamma Xi CHARLOTTE JEAN HAROZ, Dallas Social Science; Independent Students Association; Alpha Lambda Delta; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, vice-president; Chi Omega Alimina Scholarship Award PATRICIA LOIS HARPER, Dallas Commercial Art; (iimfiii.s Stati, cartoonist; Ciiiiipus Award; Honors Day Recognition OVITTA SUE HARRIS, Stuttgart, Arkansas Religion; Alpha Delta Pi; Association of Women Students; Metho- dist Student Movement, recreation chairman; University Choir; Chapel Choir; Wesley Players; Pre-Theology Association; Dolphin Club, president; Mustang Recreation Association; Arkansas Club; Modem Dance Club BARBARA LYBRAND HARTUNG, Houston Education; Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary, recording secretary, president; Geographical Society, vice-president; Methodist Student Movement; Arden Workshop HERBERT H. HARTWIG, Dallas Accounting H. RUDOLF HARTWIG, Dallas Psychology; Independent Students Association DOUGLAS HARRIS HAWKINS, Dallas Biology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon JIMMY JULIAN HAWN, Athe ns Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football; M ' Association PATSY LEE HAYS, Jacksonville, Florida Elementary Education; Pi Lambda Theta STEPHEN JOHN HAY, JR., Dallas Mathematics; Kappa Alpha JIM EMMET HEADLEE, Odessa Biology DAVID FRANCIS HEALY, Dallas Speech; Arden Club ANN HEATH, Dallas Education; Delta Zeta; Geographical Society; COGS BETTY JANE HECKATHORN, Dallas Professional Accounting; Baptist Student Union — and IcHcjihy assignments. Page 383 SENIORS - i MARY ANNE HEIN, Dallas English; Kappa Alpha Thcta; Sophomore Honor Guard; Kirkos; Students ' Association, secretary; Sigma Delta Pi; Who ' s Who; Trade Track; Metho- dist Student Movement; Weslev Players; University Scholar VIRGINIA HENDERSON, Wichita, Kansas Education, English and Greek; Gamma Phi Beta; Campus League of Women Voters; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Honors Day Recognition JOHN LITTLEBERRY HENDRY, Dallas Management; Phi Delta Theta, treasurer MARJORIE LEE HIGHTOWER, Dallas Elementary Education and Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi; Students ' Associ- ation, representative; Who ' s Who; Kirkos; lota Epsilon, president; Student Union, fashion committee chairman; Rally Committee; Student Scheduling Committee; Representative to Texas Wesleyan; Social Chairmen ' s commit- tee, secretary JOCELYNE MENON HILL, Dallas French; Alpha Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Delta Phi, president; Modern Dance Club, vice-president TERRY JEAN HOBAN, Dallas Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha, historian; lota Epsilon WILLIAM GORDON HOBGOOD, JR., Dallas Professional Accounting and Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha NANCY A. HOBSON, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico Psychology; COGS; Cosmopolitan Club; Camera Club; Spanish Club SISSY HOBSON, Odessa Commercial Art; Zeta Tau Alpha, vice-president, treasurer; Mortar Board; Kirkos; Who ' s Who; Gamma Alpha Chi; Delta Psi Kappa, chaplain; Halftime Coordinating Committee; COGS; Rally Committee, card stunt designer; Homecoming Decorations Committee; Homecoming Publicity Chairman; Campus Chest , publicity chairman; General Chairman SMU Tuberculosis X-Ray Survey; Most Outstanding Sports Manager ; M Book, art editor; Mustang Recreation Association, treasurer; Dolphin Club; Team sports Club; Racquet Club; University Scholar RICHARD COKE HOGAN, Dallas General Business; Phi Eta Sigma WILLIAM SMITH HOGAN, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Retail Merchandising; Alpha Delta Sigma; Mustang Band WILLIAM EARL HOLCOMBE, Dallas Geology; Pi Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Intervarsity Fellowship NELL HOLDEMAN, San Angelo Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha; lota Epsilon; COGS; Methodist Student Movement; Chapel Cabinet JOY HOLM AN, Fort Wayne, Indiana Government; Alpha Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Alpha; Methodist Student Movement; International Relations Club MARY ANN HOLMES, Port Arthur Personnel Administration; Delta Zeta; Phi Chi Thcta, treasurer; Rally Committee VOYNE HOPKINS HOOKER, JR., Dallas Leadership Management; Phi Delta Thcta WILLIAM WESLEY HOOVER, JR., Fabens Psychology CAROLYNE V. HOPKINS, Dallas Speech and Theatre; Delta Zeta, publicity chairman, rush cap- tain; Zeta Phi Eta, president, vice-president; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship; Arden Club, president; Arden Workshop, vice-president Page 384 RICHARD GORDON HOSFORD, Dallas Mathematics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Students ' Association, representative; Student Council of Religious Activities; Kappa Mu Epsilon ANN HOWARD, Tyler English; Pi Beta Phi; Canterbury Association; Y ; English Club DOROTHY DENE HOWELL, Van Elementary Education; Gamma Phi Beta JOHN ROBERT HOYT, Dallas Accounting; Delta Chi DON SEHRT HUGE, Houston Psychology; Alpha Tau Omega; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr, vice-president; Students ' Association, representative; Interfratcrnity Council, vice- president; Delta Phi Alpha; Who ' s Who; Sophomore Class, president; Junior Class, president; Y, president BILL S. HUNTER, Valley View Finance; Delta Sigma Phi MARY ANN HURT, Dallas Elementary Education; Chi Omega CHARMAINE IRELAND, Dallas Physical Educat ion; Sigma Kappa, treasurer, athletics chairman; Delta Psi Kappa, playday sponsor; Student Union, special events committee; COGS; Methodist Student Movement; Ardcn Club; Teams Sports Club, president, vice-president; Mustang Recreation Association, vice- president SUSAN FRANCES IRWIN, Dallas Social Science; Alpha Delta Pi; Rotunda Beauty; Student Union, dance committee; COGS JAMES OSWALD JACOBY, Dallas English SAMUEL LEE JAMES, Dallas Banking and Finance; Freshman Baseball; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Air Force R.O T.C. ROBERT EARL JAMISON, San Antonio Finance and Banking; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football Team, manager TOM JAX, Houston Management; Kappa Sigma PERRY HENRY JEFFERSON, Evanston, Illinois Geography; Delta Sigma Phi, social chairman; Arnold Air Societ , Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles; Geographical Society; Blue Shirts; Rally Committee; Cheerleader; Camera Club HARRY EARLE JENKINS, Tyler History; Phi Alpha Theta; Methodist Student Movement; Pre- Theology Association BETTY ANN JERNIGAN, Casablanca, Fr. Morocco Spanish; Delta Gamma, vice-president, corresponding sec- retary; Rotunda Staff; Y ; Rally Committee; University Choral Union; Racquet Club mm Jreshiuen iakc l ieu diii y dozen- Page 385 SENIORS w L DANIEL NEIL JEROME, Dallas Finance BETSY LU JETER, Dallas Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta, social chairman, rush chairman, officer ' s council; Rotunda Staff; Junior Class, treasurer; COGS; Rally Committee; Campus League of Wom- en Voters; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Social Chair- men ' s Council, secretary; Homecoming Committee; Campus Chest CHARLES DAVID JOHNSON, Dallas Economics FRANCES ROUSE JOHNSON, Dallas Secondary Education and Government; Chi Omega, sports chair- man; Iota Epsilon; Pi Sigma Alpha; COGS; Y GORDON L. JOHNSON, Rocky Ford, Colorado Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Chapel Choir; Choral Union; A Cappella Choir; Opera Workshop NANCY ANNE JOHNSON, Kansas City, Missouri Education; Delta Gamma ANN RUTH JONES, Cleburne Education; Chapel Cabinet; Pre-Theological Association; Metho- dist Student Movement; Choral Union; Y GRACE McLaren JONES, Houston Psychology; Delta Gamma MARILYN ALICE JONES, Dallas Religion; Sigma Kappa, assistant rush chairman, publicity chairman, social chairman, recording secretary, first vice- president; Student Union, governing board, directorate, house committee chairman; Sophomore Class, treasurer; COGS, steering committee; Dallas Day Committee; Rally Committee MARY OWEN JONES, Houston English; Kappa Kappa Gamma, treasurer, recording secretary; Scluare, Mortar Board; Kirkos; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sophomore Honor Guard; Rotunda, editor; Who ' s Who; Campus League of Women Voters; Methodist Student Movement; Dolphin Club; Pey- ton Hall, treasurer ELEANOR JOAN JORDAN, Dallas Psychology; Alpha Lambda Delta LOIS LAVERNE JORDAN, Mason English; Alpha Delta Pi; Campus, society editor; Metho- dist Student Movement MARY KATHERINE JORDAN, Dallas Music Education; LIniversity Choir; Madrigalians; Choral LInion LOUISE KENT KANE, St. Louis, Missouri French, Comparative Literature, and Dramatics; Delta Delta Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sophomore Honor Guard; Beta Kappa Gamma; Pi Delta Phi; Zeta Phi Eta; Dorothy Amann Award; Student Union, music committee HENRY NATHAN KASPAR, Washington, D. C. Real Estate JACK KASTMAN, Mission, Kansas Management; Phi Delta Theta; Varsity Basketball, co-captain LA JEAN KAUFMAN, Aransas Pass Speech and Radio; Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president, publicity chairman; Zeta Phi Eta; Rally Committee; KSMU; Student LInion, house committee; COGS; Y ; Arden Club RALPH F. KENDALL, Tyler Personnel Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Basketball; M Association Page 386 ELAINE KENDRICK, Dallas Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta, second vice-president, Y ; Baptist Student Union ARMIN KERN, Dallas Education WARREN ROBERT KEYES, Lexington, Massachusetts Management; Sigma Chi, treasurer; Interfraternity Coun- cil; Sigma Iota Epsilon; Society for the Advancement of Managem ent; Senior Class, treasurer LEO JOSEPH KILCOYNE, Chicago, Illinois Accounting DOROtllY HELEN KILGORE, Dallas Home Economics ALBERT BETTIS KILLGORE, Houston Insurance; Kappa Alpha; Varsity Swimming Team, co- captain SALLY KIMBROUGH, Decatur, Alabama Marketing; Delta Delta Delta; Phi Chi Tlieta; Y JUDITH KINNEY, Dallas English; Siyma Kappa; Canterbury Association; English Club JAN KIRBY, Dallas Mathematics; Sigma Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; Stu- dent Council of Religious Activities; Kappa Mu Epsilon, secretary; Delta Phi Alpha; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship, president; Choral Union ROSS BROADNAX KIRVEN, Dallas Personnel Administration; Delta Chi; Student Council of Religious Activities; Westminster Student Fellowship; Qiapel Cabinet JULIA HAYES KITCHENS, Texarkana Elementary Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma, scholarship chairman; Kirkos; Students ' Association, representative; Rally Committee; Y Cabinet; Virginia Hall, president JOSEPH JACOB KLIBANOW, Dallas Speech and Art; Arden Workshop; Arden Club; Chair- man of SMU Gallery Committee; Touchstone Award DWAIN CHESTER KLINE, Dallas Professional Accounting GERALD RAY KLINGHAMER, Wichita, Kansas Retail Merchandising; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phi Omega; Metho- dist Student Movement; Mustang Band JOANN AMORE KNEECE, New Orleans, Louisiana Elementary Education; Chi Omega -iitui ttppaxLissuicit l-iliiy- Page 337 SENIORS 1 •i 1 LOUIS KUDRNA, JR., Ennis Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi JERREL SPENCER LAMBETH, Dallas General Business JAMES ELLIS LANDERS, El Paso Mathematics and Chemistry BARBARA ANNE LANE, Dallas lournalism; Gamma Alpha Chi PATRICIA MARIE LANG, Cuero Music Education; Delta Gamma; Mu Phi Epsilon, chaplain, recording secretary; Pi Lambda Tlieta, president; Student Union, music committee; Y ; University Symphony Orches- tra; Choral Union JERRY LEE LANIER, Longview Marketing JOHN HARRY LaPRADE, Brownwood Spanish and Comparative Literature; Phi Eta Sigma; cycen fjodr serf; Sigma Delta Pi, president; Beta Kappa Gamma, president; Alpha Phi Omega GAVIN WILLIAM LAURIE, JR., Springfield, Pennsylvania Geology; Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society J. C. LEDBETTER, Garland Sociology JOAN CLAIRE LEDBETTER, Dallas Education; Campus League of Women Voters; Student Union, committee; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Arden Club; Arden Work- shop, secretary; Mustang Band, majorette WALTER RAYMOND LEDBETTER, Dallas Real Estate JOYCE KATHLEEN LEE, Pickrell, Nebraska General Business; Y ; Canterbury Association; Choral Union SONLEY ROBERT Li;MAY, JR., Bethesda, Maryland Bioloyy; Pi Kappa Alpha; Kappa Kappa Psi; Mustang Band JOHNNY F. LEMMONS, Dallas Journalism JAMES LEMONS, Dallas History MILTON LEVENTHAL, Dallas Biology BOBBY J. LEWALLEN, Dallas Marketing WAYNE LIGON, Wichita Falls Biology Page 388 ROBERT V. LILLARD, Dallas lournalism ANNELLON LIVINGSTONE, Wichita Falls N4usic Education; Pi Beta Phi; Mii Phi Epsilon, corresponding secretary; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Lambda Tlieta, treasurer; COGS; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Llniversity Choir; Choral LInion SHIRLEY ANNE LOBDELL, Dallas Mathematics; Independent Students Association; Phi Beta Kappa; Sophomore Honor Guard; Alpha Lambda Delta, recording secretary; Kappa Mu Epsilon, secretary RICHARD ANDREWS LOCHNER, Westport, Connecticut Philosophy; Delta Kappa Epsilon LAWRENCE D. LOGAN, Dallas Economics RAYMOND BURCH LOVELY, Dallas Marketing; Delta Qii MARY BOONE LOWRY, Laredo Elementary Education; Chi Omega .1. ROBERT MACEO, Dallas History; Canterbury Association DORIS JANE MACKENZIE, Dallas Costume Design; Kappa Kappa Gamma, marshal JAMES EARL MADELEY, Houston Real Estate and Insurance HENRY RAYMOND MALINOWSKI, Erie, Pennsylvania Marketing; Independent Students Association; Alpha Delta Sigma; SMU Sales Association; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, president; Camera Club LOLA ANN MANN, Dallas History and Spanish; Zeta Tau Alpha BETTE JEAN MANSKE, Brownsville Education; Qii Omega CHARLES ALBERT MAPLES, Dallas Physical Education; Delta Chi; Varsity Track BEATRICE MARCUS, Dallas Speech; Phi Sigma Sigma, president, rush captain; Mor- tar Board, historian; Kirkos, treasurer; Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Council of Religious Activities, drama chairman; Hillel Counselorship, publicity committee; Panhellenic, president; Psi Chi, vice-president; Zeta Phi Eta; Arden Club; Arden Workshop; University Summer Tlieater; University Scholar « hkt -fiat, — Page 389 SENIORS Sd. J dM LAURIN P. MARLO X ' , JR., Dallas Finance; Signia Alpha Epsilon; Arnold Air Society; Alpha Phi Omega; Rally Committee; Canterbury Association GEORGE ROGGE MARSH, Dallas Geology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon WiLlIAM ALLEN MARTIN, Dallas Insurance CHARLES LEROY MASSENGALE, Altus, Oklahoma Psychology; Lambda Chi Alpha LUANN MASSENGALE, Altus, Oklahoma History and Social Science; Alpha Delta Pi, president; Kirkos, secretary; Association of Women Students, secretary; Pan- hellenic, vice-president; Rally Committee, recording secretary; Methodist Student Movement, council; Y ; Choral LInion; Snider Hall, secretary MARGARET GAY MATHES, Houston Elementary Education; Chi Omega; COGS; Student Union, fashion committee; Y MAVIS AUDREY MATHISON, Dallas Elementary Education JOAN RANDOLPH MATTHEWS, Dallas Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Beta Kappa Gamma; Pi Lambda Theta LELAND MAYO, Gladewater Marketinu JACK LINDSEY MAXWELL, Houston Journalism; Kappa Alpha MIRIAM OLIVIA MAYER, Danville, Illinois Music Education; Qiapel Choir; Choral LInion; Madrigal Singers; Opera Workshop; University Choir CHARLOTTE McADAMS, Dallas Spanish and French; Delta Zeta, recording secretary; Pi Delta Phi; Sigma Delta Pi; COGS; Y ; Choral Union SHIRLEY ELIZABETH McBRIDE, Dallas Educarion; Pi Beta Phi; Delta Psi Kappa; Y ; Racquet Club LAURA BRECKENRIDGE McCLINTOCK, Dallas Sociology; Delta Delta Delta BARBARA LYNETTE McCLUNG, Kerens Social Sciences; Zeta Tau Alpha; Beta Kappa Gamma; SMU Council on World Affairs JEAN McCONNELL, Tulsa, Oklahoma Home Economics; Chi Omega; Iota Epsilon, secretary; COGS; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Homecoming Committee ROBERT EARL McCORMICK, Dallas Insurance; Air Force R.O.T.C, band commander, cadet board JOAN WURGLER McCULLOUGH, Marfa Secondary Education; Texas Collegiate Academy of Sci- ence Page 390 FRANCES N4CDONALD, Temple Rndio-Television; Kappa Kappa Gamma, song leader; Student Council of Religious Activities, vice-president; Association of Women Students; Canterbury Association, president; Y ; Chapel Cabinet, president; Student Union, program committee ' ILL1AK4 EDWARD McDOWELL, Irving Spanish; Sigma Delta Pi PRESTON WAYNE McEWAN, Walton, New York Accounting and Management; Pershing Rifles; Air Force R.O.T.C. ' MYRNA LLINELL McFARLAND, Friona lournalisni; Pi Beta Phi, publicity chairman; dunpus Staff; COGS ■n ' KE McFARLAND, Dallas Education; Pi Beta Phi, treasurer; Students ' Association, rep- resentative; Kirkos; Honorary Cadet Adjutant; Homecoming Queen; Dolphin Club, president, secretary CHARLES THOMAS McGREGOR, Dallas Chemistry; Delta Chi; Chemical Society; Pershing Rifles; Alpha Phi Omega; SMU Council on World Affairs; Air Force R.O.T.C. HERBERT HENRY Mc.lUNKlN, JR., Dallas Geology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football ROYCE RAYE McKEE, Midland Elementary Education; Zeta Tau Alpha, social chairman; Stu- dents ' Association, representative; Kirkos; Rotunda Favorite; Who ' s Who; Rally Committee, secretary, treasurer; COGS, steering committee; Qiapel Cabinet, publicity chairman; Methodist Student Movement; Virginia Hall, vice-president JAMES M. McKEEVER, Dallas Mathematics and Physics GENE McKlNNEY, San Antonio Music Education; Kappa Kappa Psi; Mustang Band, drum major; LIniversity Symphony Orchestra; Pigskin Review JOHN JEROME McKINSEY, Dallas Biology; Alpha Tau Omega JEANNE McLEMORE Dallas Interior Decoration; Kappa Alpha TTieta CYNTHIA ANNE McMAHON, Dallas Business Administration; Gamma Phi Beta EVERLYN McMILLlAN, Houston Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta, treasurer, vice-pres- ident; Geographical Society; Y ; Methodist Student Move- ment BILLY J. McMORRIES, Dallas Geology mBoasii ' . -or display tbcti spin! for — Page 391 SENIORS «w GERALD McNEVIN, JR., Dallas Banking and Finance; Phi Gamma Delta; Delta Sigma Pi NORMA DEAN McVAY, San Antonio Personnel Administration; Delta Gamma, social chairman; Phi Chi Theta; Zeta Phi Eta, social chairman; Campus League of Women Voters; Y WILSON ELLIS MEADERS, JR., Glen Rose Psychology; Pi Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society; Scab- bard and Blade; Air Force R.O.T.C. MARGARET ALICE MEREDITH, Dallas Business Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Chi TTieta; Iota Epsilon; COGS, steering committee; Student Union, dance committee; Chapel Cabinet; Y ; Dolphin Club; Mustang Recreation Associ- ation THOMAS HUGHES MEREDITH, Dallas Biology; Delta Kappa Epsilon CATHERINE ELIZABETH WOOD MIERS, Dallas Speech and English; Canterbury Association; Arden Workshop, Liuiies in Retirement LOU T. MILLER, St. Louis, Missouri Geology; Kappa Alpha; Varsity Football BETTY ANN MITCHELL, Silsbee General Business; Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Chi Theta LEE HENRY MITCHELL, Gladewater Personnel Administration; Kappa Alpha; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Track ROSS E. MITCHELL, Lubbock Finance; M Association; Varsity Golf, letterman, team captain FRANKLIN MOORE, JR., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Biology; Kappa Sigma SARA LOU MOORE, Conroe Music Education; Chi Omega; Mu Phi Epsilon; COGS; Y ; Choral Union BILLIE LEIGH MORGAN, Shreveport, Louisiana Radio and Television; Gamma Phi Beta, secretary; COGS; Canter- bury Association; Y JOHN CHARLES MORGAN, San Antonio General Administrative Management; Sigma Iota Epsilon; Society for the Advancement of Management JACK KERN MORRIS, Dallas Marketing BETTY ANN MORRISON, Tlirockmorton Sociology; Sigma Kappa, house manager; Panhellenic; Delta Psi Kappa, secretary; COGS; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Qioral Union; SCOPE; Team Sports Club DIANE MOSCRIP, Midland Elementary Education; Chi Omega; Rally Committee; COGS; Canterbury Association MARY MOUGHON, Birmingham, Alabama Sociology; Gamma Phi Beta; Y ; Arden Workshop Page 392 M. LUIS MLIGA, Dallas Chemistry and Mathematics; Delta Phi Alpha; Chemical Society, secretary -treasurer PATRICIA ANN MULLARKEY, Dallas Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Theta; Homecomiiii; Queen; Rotunda Beauty Nominee; St. Niary ' s Catholic Club DERRELL R. MURPHY, Shallowater Physical Education; Varsity Basketball MARY DELL NASCHKE, La Marque Chemistry; Delta Delta Delta; Delta Phi Alpha; Chemical Society, vice-president; Intervarsity Christian Fello ship MILDRED ELAINE NETTLE, Dallas Marketing; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Intramural Sports; COGS; Y MARIAN JANE NEWBY, Dallas Speech; Sigma Kappa; Y ; Arden Workshop PEGGY NICHOLS, Meridian Social Science; Zeta Tau Alpha; Beta Kappa Gamma; Cciiiif iis Staff; Freshman Class, treasurer LILLIE FLORENE NORRIS, Tyler Elementary Education CHARLES GORDON NORTHRUP, San Antonio English; Sigma Chi; Rally Committee; Chapel Cabinet TOMMY ANTHONY ODDO, Dallas Advertising; Alpha Delta Sigma ROY g ' O ' NEAL, Dallas Accounting JOHN DOUGLAS OSBURN, Clarksville History, Social Science, and Secondary Education; Kappa Kappa Psi, secretary; Mustang Band DONNA O ' STEEN, Dallas Piano and Music Education; Mu Phi Epsilon; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Baptist Student Union; Chapel Choir; Choral Union; University Choir; Van Katwijk Club HERSCHEL DON OWENS, Dallas Finance; Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sigma Pi; Arnold Air Soci- ety; Air Force R.O.T.C. ONEITA JOAN PALMER, Dumas Secondary Education; Alpha Delta Pi, house manager; Methodist Student Movement; Y -the inoriiiMi) f f ralh. Page 393 SENIORS w l PAMELA PARR, Alice Home Economics; Delta Zeta, recording secretary, scholarship chairman; Alpha Lambda Delta; Iota Epsilon; Student Union, fash- ion committee; Methodist Student Movement; Y CLARENCE HERSHEL PARSONS, Dallas Marketing; Alpha Delta Sigma RICHARD RAY PARSONS, Port Arthur Business; Varsity Football JUANITA GEORGIA PATTERSON, Topeka, Kansas Social Science; Delta Gamma; Y ; Methodist Student Movement JULIE ANN PEDERSON, Dallas Physical Education; Pi Beta Phi, sports manager; Delta Pst Kappa; Dolphin Club; SCOPE; Team Sports Club; Mustang Recreation Association, letter award OCELIA JO PERKINS, Ontario, California Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi; Iota Epsilon; Metho- dist Student Movement; Wesley Players; Fincher Hall, treasurer JUDY ANN PFEFFERLE, Dallas Art; Kappa Alpha Tlieta; Gallery Committee LAFE RAEMAN PFEIFER, JR., Dallas Economics; Sigma Chi; Rally Committee EULALLIE PATRICIA PITTMAN, Corpus Christi Costume Design and Comparative Literature; Pi Beta Phi; Stinare, Mortar Board; Kirkos; Association of Women Students, president; Who ' s Who; Rotunda Beauty Nom- inee; Students ' Association, representative; Beta Kappa Gamma; Westminster Student Fellowship; Dolphin Club GARY EDMOND PITTMAN, Hot Springs, Arkansas Chemistry; Kappa Alpha LILLIE STEELE PITTS, St. Joseph, Missouri Journalism; Pi Beta Phi; Rotunda Staff; Gamma Alpha Chi; Student Union, committee; Racquet Club LYNN BERNARD POCHE, JR., Dallas Physics and Mathematics GERHARD WILLIAM POETSCHKE, Dallas Accounting and Finance RAY KEITH POND, Garland English LEE GIRARD PONDROM, Dallas Physics; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Delta Phi Alpha MARY BETH POOL, Wills Point History; Pi Lambda Theta, secretary; Phi Alpha Theta; Peyton Hall, house council RAY MARIE PORTER, Wichita Falls English; Pi Lambda TTieta, record keeper; Honors Day Recog- nition JOAN ELIZABETH POTTER, Tyler Geology and Geography; Pi Beta Phi, treasurer; Panhel- lenic, secretary; Association of Women Students; Geo- graphical Society, president and secretary; COGS, steer- ing committee; Y ; Dolphin Club Page 394 DAVE POWELL, Portland, Oregon Finance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, vice -president; Cycen Fjodr, presi- dent; Blue Key, president; Air Force R.O.T.C., cadet colonel; Var- sity Football, stib-captain STERMAN T. PRATHER, Saint Jo General Business JIMMY MUCKLEROY PRATT, Sulphur Springs English MILTON PROPP, Muskogee, Oklahoma English; C cen Fjodr, treasurer; Blue Key, president; Student Council Religious Activities; Who ' s Who; Varsity Basketball- Methodist Student Movement, president; Pre-Tlieological Associa- tion; English Club; Lettermen ' s Dormitory, assistant director; Honor Roll SUE KATHERINE PUCKHABER, Dallas Elementary Education and Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi; COGS; Y ; Student LInion, fashion committee ELIZABETH B. PLILLEN, Dallas Music BARBARA LEE PLIRTELL, Edmond, Oklahoma English JULIA ANN RANKIN, Corsicana Social Science; Zeta Tau Alpha, president, house manager; Alpha Lambda Delta; Association of Women Students; Pan- hellenic; Pi Lambda Theta, ritual chairman; Chapel Cabinet GLORIA FAY RAWLS, New Orleans, Louisiana Interior Design; Delta Gamma; Y DONALD FREDERICK REASER, Dallas Geology; Lambda Chi Alpha, president, vice-president, rush cap- tain; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Gamma Xi; Rally Committee; Air Force R.O.T.C. LORNA ANN REELY, Dallas Biology; Independent Student Association, social chairman; Biology Club; Chemical Society KEITH LANE REDDICK, Dallas Chemistry; Beta Tlieta Pi; Chemical Society; Canterbury Association ROSEMARY REDDITT, Dallas Physical Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Delta Psi Kappa, president; COGS; Intramural Manager; Team Sports Club GENEVA REDWINE, Dallas Music Education; Mii Phi Epsilon; Tau Beta Sigma; Choral Union; Mustang Band; LIniversity Symphony Orchestra KATHARINE REGESTER, Corsicana Education; Pi Beta Phi; Campus League of Women Voters; Canterbury Association; Y ; Choral Union tl ' J I At 1 1 .00 o ' clock — Page 395 SENIORS •saw ELIZABETH PARKER REID, Dallas English; Zeta Taii Alpha; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ROBERT S. REID, Gary, West Virginia Accounting DONALD EARLE REILY, Corrigan Banking and Finance; Pi Kappa Alpha, president, vice- president; Interfraternity Council, president, secretary; Alpha Kappa Psi; Who ' s Who; Senior Class, vice-presi- dent; Social Scheduling Committee, chairman; Alpha Phi Omega; Methodist Student Movement; Mustang Band MARJORIE ANN REYNOLDS, Dallas Elementary Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; lota Epsilon; COGS MARY ANN RHINE, Houston Sacred Music; Zeta Tau Alpha, treasurer, song leader; Mu Phi Epsilon; Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Psi Kappa, vice-pres- ident; Beta Kappa Gamma; Sing Sing Steering Committee Choral Llnion; Mustang Recreation Association, president Racquet Club, president; Team Sports Club; MRA Awards TB X-Ray Drive, publicity chairman; University Scholar HENRY JAMES RHODES, JR., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Social Sciences; Alpha Tau Omega WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON, Dallas Geology; Sigma Gamma Xi; Baptist Student Union HELEN MARIE RICK, Dallas Retail Merchandising; Delta Zeta; Gamma Alpha Chi; Phi Chi Tlieta; Arden Workshop; Arden Club LUCIA KATHERINE RICK, Dallas General Business; Delta Zeta; Phi Chi TTieta; Gamma Alpha Chi; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Arden Workshop MARY ELLEN RIDDICK, Corpus Christi English; Pi Beta Phi; Campus League of Women Voters, presi- dent; COGS, vice-president; Methodist Student Movement DAVID LYNN RILEY, Anahuac Journalism and Education; Kappa Sigma; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Rotunda, sports editor; Sigma Delta Chi; Varsity Football; Methodist Student Movement; Y JAMES LEMUEL RILEY, San Antonio Geology CLYDE H. ROBINSON, Athol, Massachusetts Education; Sigma Chi, president RICHARD ALVIN ROCERETO, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Accounting and General Business; Delta Sigma Phi; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club; Mustang Band JOHN T. ROGERS, Dallas Professional Accounting SHIRLEY ELIZABETH ROLAND, Joplin, Missouri Music Education FRANK WEAVER ROSE, Lamesa Banking and Finance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon MERILYN SYLVIA ROSEN, Dallas Elementary Education; Student Union Governing Board, dance committee Page 396 SHEARN ROVINSKY, Dallas Retailini;; Sigma Alpha Mu, president DUANE WILSON ROW, Dallas Geology; Society of Student Geologists IDA ANN RLIFFIN, Memphis, Tennessee Secondary Education; Delta Delta Delta; Women ' s Self Governing Board; Campus League of Women Voters; Y JANICE RUSHING, El Dorado, Arkansas Art; Alpha Lambda Delta, corresponding secretary; Methodist Student Movement; Arkansas Club GLENNA MALIDE RUSSELL, Dallas English and Secondary Education; Delta Gamma; Zeta Phi Eta JOANN KAY RUTHERFORD, Freeport Social Sciences; Delta Zeta, vice-president, guard; Cam- pus League of Women Voters; COGS; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship ROSE MARIE SALISBURY, Harlingen Education; Chi Omega, social chairman ZELDA LYNN SANDLER, Cisco Music Education; Mu Phi Epsilon, alimini secretary; Pi Lamb- da Tlieta, song leader; Tau Beta Sigma, president; Mustang Band; LIniversity Symphony Orchestra; Choral Union CRAWFORD A. SANFORD, JR., Dallas Marketing; Varsity Football, assistant manager; Varsity Basketball, assistant manager CAROLYN ANN SAUNDERS, Winnsboro Elementary Education; Gamma Phi Beta, house president; Associ- ation of Women Students; Student LInion, committee; Y ; Mus- tang Band, majorette JAKE WILLIAM SCHERER, Dallas Professional Accounting BEN SCHNITZER, Dallas Biology; Phi Eta Sigma SHIRLEY FAY SCHUETZ, Great Bend, Kansas English; Alpha Delta Pi; Mortar Board; Who ' s Who; Methodist Student Movement, council; Wesley Players; Pre-Theological As- sociation HERBERT E, SCHULZE, JR., Navasota Management; Kappa Sigma BETTY JOYCE SCOTT, Pampa Education; Zeta Tau Alpha, treasurer, song-leader; Mor- tar Board, project chairman; Kirkos, project chairman; Students ' Association, chairman student activities com- mittee; Panhellenic, secretary; Association of Women Students, vice-president, treasurer; Who ' s Who; Pi Lambda Tlieta, vice-president; Pi Lambda Theta Award; COGS; Y ; Methodist Student Movement; Choral Union; Wrangler-Colt Team Captain; SMU Council on World Affaits; Campus Chest; Racquet Club; Snider Hall, treasurer J, — coiu ' OCtidoii . ' c ' lir l ' riiii|s firoiMinciil sf i ' iikt ' r.s to IMcJarUn- Page 397 SENIORS l JERE MAC SCOTT, Dallas Accounting PHILA HILL SCHLILER, Alto Interior Design; Gamma Alpha Chi; Methodist Student Move- ment ALVIN SCROGGIN, Corpus Christi Journalism MATTIE LOU SHAFFER, Shreveport, Louisiana Religion; Delta Delta Delta PATSY ANN SHARP, Dallas Music Education; Chi Omega; Mu Phi Epsilon BARBARA SHAW, Troup Biology; Kappa Kappa Gamma; COGS; Dolphin Club JOHN WILLIAM SHELL, Pittsburg Management JAMES CARROLL SHIELDS, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma English; Pre-Theological Association; Methodist Student Movement; Economics Club VIONNE GAYLE SHOEMAKER, Fort Worth Music Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Mustang Band; Choral Llnion; Racquet Club; Team Sports Club PEGGY BELLE SHUFFIELD, Brady Social Science; Delta Zeta; Campus League of Women Voters; COGS MARTHA GAIL SIMPSON, Dallas Mathematics; Delta Delta Delta, assistant sports manager; Geographical Society; Westminster Student Fellowship; Prom- enaders LAWRENCE N. SKIPPER, Longview Marketing; Kappa Alpha NOBLE DALE SIPLER, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sociology; Pre-TTieological Association RICHARD D. SOHL, Cleveland, Ohio Geology; Sigma Gamma Xi RUTH EDWARDS SOWELL, Dallas Spanish and Music; Kappa Kappa Gamma, scholarship chairman, music chairman; Mu Phi Epsilon; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sophomore Honor Guard; Sigma Delta Pi; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship; Choral Union; Van Katwijk Club CHARLEEN MADGE SMITH, Memphis, Tennessee Art; Pi Beta Phi; COGS; Canterbury Association JERRY A. SMITH, Cincinnati, Ohio Management J. RILEY SMITH, Dallas Industrial Production Management; Delta Kappa Epsilon, Interfraternity Council; Pershing Rifles Page 398 MARY ANN SMITH, D.ill.is Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Y ; COGS; SMU Council on World Affairs KERMIT WADE SMITH, Dallas Social Science; Pi Kappa Alpha, historian, pledge master; Pre- Theological Association; Mustang Men; Methodist Student Movement RUSSELL EDGAR SMITH, IR , Dallas Speech NANCY JO SPEARS, Garland Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi, rush chairman; Trade Track PEGGY BROWN SPIES, Garland Fashion Design; Siama Kappa, house committee NANCY BOVEE SPITZER, Medina, Ohio English; Delta Gamma, historian, standards chairman, Anchors correspondent; Kirkos, historian; M Book, art editor; Student Directory, art editor; Limbo, fiction edi- tor; English Club, vice-president; KSMU, fashion direc- tor; Campus League of Women Voters; Chapel Cabinet; Facult) ' Frolics, author, director EDWIN JESS SPOONTS, Dallas Marketing; Kappa Alpha NEAL NEWTON STANLEY, Dallas Statistics SARAH JANE STARNES, Winona Elementary Education; Delta Gamma; COGS; Y , Methodist Student Movement GAY NELL STEELMAN, Dallas Marketing and Retail Merchandising; Kappa Alpha Theta; Beauty Nominee DORIS JEAN STEWART, Dallas Journalism; Zeta Tau Alpha, corresponding secretary; Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Delta; Tlieta Sigma Phi, vice-president, Gamma Alpha Chi, treasurer; Camions, news editor; M Book, editor; SMLI Council on World Affairs JOHN FREDERICK STIETENROTH, Natchez, Mississippi Piano; Delta Sigma Phi; Choral Union; Van Katwijk Club CAROL LOUISE STOCK, St. Louis, Missouri Elementary ' Education; Student Council on Religious Activities; Pre-Tlieological Association; Methodist Student Movement; Wes- ley Players; Debate Club BRENT STRATTEN, Wichita Falls Organ; Phi Mu Alpha, secretary; Mustang Men; LIniversity Choir; Choral LInion MARY JOY STRAUCH, San Antonio Home Economics; Delta Delta Delta, president; Iota Ep- silon, vice-president; Pan-Hellenic; Rally Committee pledge; Y -and It) t}K ' loiioii. Page 399 SENIORS SARA B. STRIBLING, Alto Home Economics; Chi Omega, pledge trainer; Association of Wom- en Students; lota Epsilon, president; COGS, secretary; Peyton Hall, president. WILLIAM KIRK STUCKEY, Dallas Journalism; Campiis, amusements editor; Sigma Delta Chi; Varsity Track; M Association; Mustang Band; University Symphony Orchestra; SMLl Correspondent of Jimes-Jierald STANLEY SUBHAN, Bombay, India Chemistry GLEN THOMAS SUMMAR, Dallas Geology WILLIAM HENRY SUROVIK, Dallas Accounting MARGARET W. SUTHERLAND, McKinney Advertising; Delta Zeta, president; Student Union, Di- rectorate, fashion committee chairman; Panhellenic, Gamma Alpha Chi, vice-president; Phi Chi Theta, vice- president; Campus League of Women Voters, president; COGS; Rally Committee; Y ; Baptist Student Union ANNA LANGSTON SUTTER, New Orleans, Louisiana Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship DOROTHY JUNE SUTTLE, Goliad History; Alpha Delta Pi, treasurer. Outstanding Active; Beta Kappa Gamma; Y ; Methodist Student Movement SALLY BRIGHT SUTTON, Laredo Speech Correction; Sigma Kappa; Scpiarc. Mortar Board, president; Kirkos; M Award; Student Llnion Govern- ing Board, president; Service Co-ordinating Council; So- cial Scheduling Committee; Panhellenic; Who ' s Who; Rotunda Favorite; Rally Committee THOMAS LEROY TARTER, JR., Denver, Colorado Accounting; Delta Sigma Phi; Kappa Kappa Psi, president; Student Union, committee director; Mustang Band, president ROBERT GRAY TERRELL, Dallas Geology; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Society of Student Geologists MARSHALL NORTHWAY TERRY, JR., Cincinnati, Ohio English; Delta Kappa Epsilon TERRY CLAY THOMASON, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma English; Lambda Chi Alpha; Methodist Student Movement; Pre- TTieological Association, president DOROTHY KUNTZ THOMPSON, Dallas Education; Delta Delta Delta JIMMIE CLEO THOMPSON, JR., Dallas Finance; Varsity Football SAM THOMPSON III, Dallas Geology; Beta Tlieta Pi; Sigma Gamma Xi, president; Canterbury Association; Society of Student Geologists RUSSELL GARRETT THORNTON, Dallas Journalism; Phi Eta Sigma; Campus, associate editor; Sigma Delta Chi, president BARNEY HOLLAND TIMMINS, JR., Elysian Fields Personnel Administration Page 400 PATRICK CASTLEBURY TIMS, Dallas Advcitisiiiij; Phi Gamma Delta; Ardcn Ciiih JACK RANDOLPH TOMLINSON, Dallas Biology; Camera Club, secretary JAMES N. TREADAWAY, Dallas General Business PATRICIA ALINE TRIMBLE, Corsicana Music Education; Pi Beta Phi; Mu Phi Epsilon; Y ; Canterbury Association; University Choir; Choral Union BOBBIE ANNE TROTT, Scarsdale, New York- Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi ELBERT LLOYD TUCKER, Dallas Professional Accountiny JOHN E. TULLIS, Frederick, Maryland Speech, History; Delta Sigma Phi; KSMLl; Mustang Men; Y Methodist Student Movement CHARLES E. TURKINGTON, Atherton, California Business; Delta Kappa Epsilon VILMA FAY VALENTINE, Peoria, Illinois Home Economics; Iota Epsilon YVONNE VAN DUZEN, Dallas Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha; Iota Epsilon; St. Mary ' s Cath- olic Club; Dolphin Club TOM HOWE VAN HOY, Pittsburg, Kansas Management; Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade ARCHIE WINSTON VAN METER, Decatur Education; Alpha Tau Omega ROSELLE HOLT VAN METER, Dallas English; Kappa Alpha Theta ANN VAN WINKLE, Dallas Advertising; Kappa Alpha Tlieta, social chairman, social sec- retary; Gamma Alpha Chi; COGS, steering committee; Bap- tist Student LInion EDWARD RAYMOND VAUGHN, Joplin, Missouri Statistics Jhiilv iiiiiiiilev |l)i 11111.I.1 — Page 401 SENIORS l DANNY T, WADDLE, Dallas Business Management; Air Force R.O.T.C. ELIZABETH RUTH WAGGONER, Gladewater Elementary Education EARL EUGENE WAIDE, Perryton Biology EARL T. WALDEN, JR., Port Arthur Education; Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Football JOYCE VIRGINIA WALKER, St. Joseph, Missouri Economics; Kappa Alpha Theta, treasurer; Mortar Board, treasurer; Kirkos, president, treasurer; Who ' s Who; M Book Staff; Rotunda Staff; Pi Sigma Alpha; Campus League of Women Voters, secretary; Student Union, vice-president; COGS; Chapel Cabinet; International Relations Club; Service Co-ordinating Council VAL joe ' WALKER, Seminole Marketing; Varsity Football, sub-captain; Varsity Track, captain; Who ' s Who JOAN WALTON, Dallas Interior Design; Delta Gamma FREDERICK BRINK WARE, Dallas Real Estate and Insurance; Delta Sigma Pi; Pershing Rifles REAGAN McTIER WASKOM, Dallas Insurance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon WALTER BINGHAM WATSON, Dallas Mathematics and Sociology; Delta Chi, treasurer, secretary, his- torian; Phi Eta Sigma; Freshman Track; Alpha Phi Omega, secre- tary, treasurer; Methodist Student Movement; Y ; Cross Country Team DAVID ROBERT WEAKLEY, Dallas Chemistry; Phi Delta Theta; Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Phi Alpha; Chemical Society JUNE ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD, Zacapu, Mich., Mexico Elementary Education; Gamma Phi Beta; Y ; Methodist Student Movement ROBERT HENRY WEAVER, JR., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Commercial Art; Delta Chi; Alpha Delta Sigma; Blue Shirts; Stu- dent LInion, special events committee LOUIS JOSEPH WEBER, JR., Dallas Government; Kappa Alpha HENRY DAWSON WELLS, JR., Hayti, Missouri American Civilization; Kappa Sigma; Arden Club PATRICIA LEE WELLS, Hayti, Missouri Home Economics; Iota Epsilon BOB D. WESTMORELAND, Dallas Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi DARLEENE BRUNDELL WHITE, Dallas French; Kappa Alpha Theta; Theta Sigma Phi; Pi Delta Phi; International Relations Club Page 402 EDWARD DOYLE WHITE, Weatherford Eiiijlish .MARION SCHWALBE WHITE, Dallas English ; Promenaders NANCY ELIZABETH WHITE, Mason Art; Zeta Tau Alpha, president; Student LInion, coffee hour comminee, secretary; Y R. WILLIAM WHITE, JR., Tulsa, Oklahoma General Business; Phi Delta Tlieta; Interfraternity Council; Stu- dent Union Governing Board; Alpha Kappa Psi; Y RILLA JEAN WHITE, Brady English; Delta Gamma, secretary, scholarship chairman; Y ; Methodist Student .Movement; English Club LOU EM.MA WHITEHEAD, Del Rio Education; Kappa Alpha Theta WTLLIA.M FORREST WHITEHEAD, Del Rio History; Delta Kappa Epsilon DAVID HARCOURT WHITSON, Fort Worth Insurance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Phi Omega JOAN SHELDON WHITTEN, Dallas Sociology; Pi Beta Phi; Campus League of Women Vot- ers; Y ; Canterbury Association; Team Sports Club ARLENE JANE WIEMERS, San Antonio Home Economics; Delta Zeta, tirst vice-president; Iota Epsilon, program chairman; Rotunda Beauty Nominee RICHARD THOMAS WILKINSON, Dallas English; Sigma Delta Pi KENNETH WARREN WILLIA.MS, Dallas Real Estate and Insurance; Varsity Baseball RICHARD A. WILLIAMS, Dallas Finance and Banking; Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Mustang Band RUSSELL ROBERT WILLIA.MS, Dallas .Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha; Phi Kappa Tlieta; Univer- sity Symphony Orchestra ISABELLE C. WILSON, Dallas Education; Delta Delta Delta; Rotunda Beauty Nomi nee; Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl RICKS WILSON, San Antonio Management and Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIA.M JOHN WIXSON, Dallas Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi ANN GREGORY, WOLFE, Tulsa, Oklahoma Elementary Education; Pi Beta Phi; SMU Council on World Affairs; Campus League of Women Voters; Y ; COGS; Westminster Student Fellowship p a 9 S B M :im mk M —and ■! J.is i lo (l)ci( 12.30 class. Page 403 SENIORS d. REBECCA ANN WOOD, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Psychology; Pi Beta Phi; Campus League of Women Voters; Can- terbury Association DORA ELIZABETH WOODWARD, Sinton Education; Delta Gamma, president; Rally Committee; Y ; Racquet Club ALLENE LEAH WRIGHT, La Porte Home Economics; Delta Delta Delta; Y ; Westminster Student Fellowship ELEANOR ANN WRIGHT, Houston Elementary Education; Delta Delta Delta, chaplain; Methodist Student Movement; Pre-Theological Association JAMES RICHARD ROBERT WRIGHT, Dallas Advertising; Pi Kappa Alpha, social chairman; Arnold Air So- ciety; Mustang Men; Baptist Student Union NELIA CAROLYN WRIGHT, Dallas Music Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mu Phi Epsilon, president; Mortar Board, vice-president; Panhellenic Council; Pi Lambda Tlieta; COGS, treasurer; University Symphony Orchestra RODHAM PERSHING WRIGHT, Hillsboro Administrative Management LARRY WRIGHTSMAN, Houston Psychology; Lambda Chi Alpha, president; Blue Key; Sigma Alpha Delta Pi; Ciiiiifius, managing editor, sports editor MARY ANN YATES, Dallas Secondary Education; Pi Beta Phi; Iota Epsilon; Ro- tunda Beauty Nominee; Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart; Y ; Baptist Student LInion HENRY YEAGER, JR., Dallas Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha, vice-president; Phi Beta Kappa; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma, president; Service Coordinating Council; Alpha Phi Omega, president PATRICIA ANN YOST, Dallas Mathematics; Kappa Alpha Theta, president, vice-president, treasurer; Alpha Lambda Delta; Beta Kappa Gamma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Lambda Tlieta; Dolphin Club MARY ADAIR YOUNG, Terrell Home Economics NANCY LEE VIRGINIA YOUNG, Dallas Speech and TJieatre; Arden Club, Key Member; Promenaders WESLEY HARRISON YOUNGER, Greenville Marketing; Air Force R.O.T.C. NICK JOHN ZOTOS, Dallas Business and Law; Pi Kappa Alpha EFFIE XEROS, Dallas Spanish OLGA SUZANNE ZIEGLER, Boonville, Missouri Elementary Education; Gamma Phi Beta, activities chairman, worship chairman, best pledge award; Mustang Band, major- ette; Y Cabinet; Methodist Student Movement, publicity committee; Arden Dormitory, treasurer IVAN JAY ZUCKERMAN, Dallas Insurance; Sigma Alpha Mu Page 404 BILL CRAWFORD PAT WALKER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President BEVERLY BERRY . Vice-Presidem PIERCE ALLMAN Secretar Treasurer Page 405 JUNIORS RANDEL WILSON AARON, Mineola KENYON ALBRECHT, Dallas ELLA LANGDON ALFORD, Henderson BETSEY ALLDAY, Shreveport, Louisiana BARBARA ANNE ALLEN, Dallas CHARLES HOWARD ALLEN, Basking Ridge, New Jersey MARJORIE NELL ALLEN, Houston SAM LAWSON ALLEN, Corpus Christi PIERCE MORRISS ALLMAN, Dallas FRANCES ANASTOPULOS, Dallas ROY MAXEL ANDERS, Longview HARRIETT ELGIN ANDERSON, Claremore, Okla. PHYNE MAE ANGONA, Rockford, Illinois MARIAN FRANCES ANNE, Port Arthur LAWRENCE WILLIAM APPLEBAUM, Winnetka, Illinois JOHN C. ARCHIBALD, Dallas ANITA ALLANE ARDINGER, Dallas DONALD JERRY ARONSON, Houston THOMAS RICHARD ARTHUR, Dallas MARION TYNES ASHFORD, Dallas JOSEPH ELLIS ASHMORE, JR., Dallas ANN CAPSTICK ATKERSON, Dallas EMILY LOUISE ATKINSON, EI Dorado, Arkansas MARTHA FERN ATTEBERRY, Dallas ELAINE CLAIR AUSTEN, Dallas BARBARA BADT, Dallas CAROLYN RUTH BAER, Tulsa, Oklahoma FREDA BAILEY, Angleton ROBERT MILTON BAILEY, JR., Dallas AVONELL V. BAKER, Rolla, Missouri ROBERT ANTHONY BALL, Dallas ESTHER E. BARFIELD, Mooringsport, Louisiana ANTOINETTE BARKSDALE, Ruston, Louisiana LARRY BARLOW, Mineola FRANCES JEANETTE BARNHOUSE, Dallas CHARLES ALBERT BARNS, Dallas DAVID A. BARRON, Groesbeck LEE MAC BARRON, Palmer BARBARA ANN BARRY, Evanston, Illinois GLADYS GERTRUDE BARTLETT, Irving Page 406 ALDENA MASON BARTON, Tyler BETTY LEE BARTZ, Galveston JOE GILBERT BASQUEZ, Houston MARY WILL BATEMAN, Beeville THOMAS GERALD BATEMAN, La Jolla, California BETTY HEARN BATTS, Dallas FRED M. BAUCHERT, El Paso WEBBER WESLEY BEALL, JR., Mt. Pleasant RICHARD CHRISTIAN BERNET, Dallas KARL HEINZ BERRES, Uerzig Mosel, Germany BEVERLY JANE BERRY, Fort Worth RAYMOND EMMETT BERRY, Paris BILLIE ARLENE BIGGS, Fort Worth JAMES DOYLE BLACK, West ROGER WILLIAM BLACKMAR, JR., Dallas ANNICE ELAINE BLATT, Houston RUTH ANN BODDEKER, Houston DANA JO BODIE, Hobbs, New Mexico BARBARA ANN BOLANZ, Dallas MARGARET BURKE BOND, Dallas BARBARA ANN BORING, Midland PATRICIA LOU BOTEFUHR, Dallas ROBERT WILLIAM BOWLES, Dallas WILLIAM EARL BRAGG, Dallas JOHN LARKIN BRANNAM, Dallas MARGARET ANN BRANNIN, Dallas CLAUDE AUGUSTUS BREWER, JR., Dallas ROGER MASON BRIGGS, Dallas HENRY MOORE BROADNAX III, Dallas DONALD BR ' OCKIE, Rupert, Idaho JOAN BROOKS, Dallas ARTHUR L. BRO C ' N, JR., Houston o % t ££ li ' ell-iead Mustaiup — Page 407 JUNIORS g mAkm 1 BARBARA LEE BROWN, Houston JOANE CARTWRIGHT BROWN, Greenville, Mississippi RICHARD FENTRESS BROWN, Corsicana JAMES HUTCH BRYAN, Tyler RICHARD EDWARD BRYANT, Dallas JOYCE BUCHANAN, Lucedale, Mississippi GEORGE ANGUS BUCKSTAFF, Houston MARCIA JEAN BUNN, Huntington, West Virginia BARBARA BURKE, Longview ELLEN LA VERGNE BURNS, Dallas FLOYD WILLIAM BURNSIDE, Midland BETSY LOIS BUROW, Bonham PETER DAN BUTLER, Dubuque, Iowa BOB REID CALDWELL, Clayton, New Mexico WILLIAM LEWIS CALL, Dallas DOROTHY MAE CAMPBELL, Dallas NANCY CLAIRE CAMPBELL, Temple JOHN HATCHER CAPPS, Jacksonville, Illinois JOAN CARARAS, Shreveport, Louisiana CAMILLE CARAWAY, Mansfield, Louisiana ROLLAND WALTER CARL, Kansas City, Missouri ANITA CARLIN, Cisco BARBARA JOY CARL LEE, England, Arkansas WILLIAM LOUIE CARNAHAN, Dallas JOHN M. CARPENTER, Irving COLLEEN CARROLL, Fairfax, Oklahoma JUNE CLAIRE CARTER, Corpus Christi WILLIAM C. CAYCE, Dallas PRISCILLA MARY CHAWNER, Chevy Chase, Maryland J. CLARENCE CHENEVERT, JR., Alexandria, Louisiana WILLIAM GRIER CHESTNUT, JR., Fort Worth JAMES EDWARD ROBERT CHILTON, Dallas JOHN JEROME CLEM, Texarkana GENE P. CLEMENTS, Texarkana MARY ELIZABETH CLOYD, Greenbrier, Tennessee MONA LEE CLUCK, Cisco GEORGE CALLOWAY COCHRAN, Dallas EARL GRAFTON COCKERELL, Abilene MARY KAY COFFELT, Waco DON E. COLE, Gladewater Page 408 JACK RUE COLEMAN, Paris BEVERLY ANNE COLLIER, Dallas EMMETT MARVIN COLLINS, Corpus Christi ANN COMBES, Hempstead, New York EDWIN B. CONNER, Augusta, Arkansas SHIRLEY RAY COOPER, Mineola WILLIAM RAND COPELAND, Dallas RAYMOND EDWIN CORNELIUS, Crockett A. V. CORPENING, Bowie BARBARA LOU COWLEY, Dallas OMMIE TRUMAN COX, Weatherford ORVILLE H. COX, Randleman, North Carolina DURWOOD D. CRAWFORD, Enid, Oklahoma FRANCES ANNE CRAWFORD, Paris JOHNNY CRAWFORD, Corsicana FRANCES LOUISE CRONENWETT, Harlingen JUDSON ANTHONY CROW, Dallas SUZANNE CUBBERLY, Houston ELVIS CALVERT CULTON, Fort Worth HOWARD W. CURRENS, Dallas PATSY VON CURTIS, Dallas GLORIA LILLIE DAHL, Dallas DION DANA, Bradford, Pennsylvania NEIL DANIEL, Farmers Branch ELIZABETH JANE DARMAND, Dallas DALTON LEON DAVIDSON, Grand Prairie JAN ELAINE DAVISON, Dallas ANN DAY, Madisonville JEAN HAIGHT DeARMAND, Dallas FORREST MATHEW DELANY, Dallas ALEXANDER ERNEST DODGE, JR., Orange EDWARD FREDERICK DORAN, Dallas P9 JLit — use every spare iiiiiiiile- Page 409 JUNIORS OILMAN BARRY DORN, Dallas RICHARD ROBERT DRAKE, Radcliffe, Iowa LESTER ELLIOTT DRIVER, Yonkers, New York GLORIA WONCELE DUBLIN, Laredo MARY FULLER DUCGAN, Lubbock WILLIAM ALEXANDER DUNN, Darien, Connecticut LOWELL EDWARD DUSHMAN, Dallas JOHN CAPE ECHOLS, Baytown SIDNEY KIRBY EDWARDS, Dallas HAROLD R. ELKINS, Dallas ARNETTE ELLIOTT, Hemphill LARRY J. EMBREE, Magnolia BARBARA YVONNE EMISH, Dallas GRETA VIRGINIA ESPINOSA, Dallas FRANCES H. FAWCETT, Del Rio PATRICIA RUTH FENN, Tulsa, Oklahoma ANN FERGUSON, Decatur JACK DUFFY FERRILL, New Orleans, Louisiana LEO WALLACE FINCH, Margaretville, New York MARION ALICE FLADGER, Honey Grove ART FLINDERS, San Antonio ANN WHORTON FORESTER, Sweetwater BILL F. FOWLER, Columbus, Montana BILL FOX, Norman, Oklahoma PHIL RONALD FRANKLIN, Dallas PETER MONTGOMERY FROST, Houston STEVE FULDA, Dallas THOMAS SHERIDAN GALE, Wellesley Hills, Mass. WAYNE E. GANZE, Corsicana CAROL LAEL GARDNER, Dallas BETTY JO GARNER, Dallas CESAR A. GARZA, Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico ROBERT RAMSEL GERLACH, Dallas BETTY LOU GHENT, Castle Creek, New York CLAY WAYNE GILBERT, Irving MAX GILPIN, Dallas SONYA GLADBACH, Groesbeck DEWEY GODFREY, JR., Fairfield, Connecticut MYRON BERNARD GOLDBERG, Dallas HORACE DALE GOODE, Snyder Page 410 DONALD LEE GOODWIN, Ailini-ton DORTHENE JOYCE GRAHAM, Odessa EMMETT LEMUEL GRAHAM, Cisco WILLIAM B. GREGORY, JR., Dallas BATES M. GRINNELL, Dallas ARTHUR PATRICK GROLLMAN, Dallas JACK GUNLOCK, Breckenridge JOANNE CAROLYN HAGEN, Houston WILLIAM MORGAN HAILEY, Dallas NANCY JANE HALL, Salinas, California WILLIAM C. HALL, Dallas LEAMON EVERETT HANSON, Minot, North Dakota RANDY HAPGOOD, Henrietta THOMAS W. HARKEY, Dallas MARTHA HARLAN, Dallas JOYCE MARIE HARRAH, Pampa SHARON HARRIS, Tyler JEAN HARRISON, Crossville, Tennessee WANDA HARRISON, Phoenix, Arizona GILBERT FRANKLIN HATCHER, Amarillo LORENA ELIZABETH HAWKINS, Dallas JAMES EARL WALDEN HAYNES, JR., Mercedes JOHNNIE HAZELWOOD, Dallas ROBERTA SUE HEILHECKER, Chillicothe RICHARD LEE HEIN, North Hollywood, California JAMES EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, Dallas ELEANOR HENDERSON, Dallas MILDRED LOUISE HENDERSON, Lufkin MARY ELIZABETH HENDRICK, Shreveport, Louisiana JOHN SHERRELL HENDRICKS, Dallas JOHN ROBERT HENNESSY, Dallas SALLY HENRY, Dallas ■ — l;rou ' siiu) ll.naiu b l je classics. Page 411 JUNIORS JAMES NELSON HENSLEY, Dallas PATRICIA ANN HEPINSTALL, Houston JOAN HERB, Dallas CHARLIE GLISTAVUS HESS, Dallas CHARLOTTE LOUISE HESS, Memphis, Tennessee DIANE LEE HETHERINGTON, Miami, Oklahoma HOLT HICKMAN, Weatherford RUTH HICKMAN, Dallas BROWN WEBSTER HIGGINBOTHAM, Dallas ROBERT WILLIAM HILL, Dallas ANN HINTON, Loving, New Mexico VIOLET VANOSTRAN HOBBS, Dallas JACK WELDON HOBSON, Weatherford MARVIN PARKS HODGES, Dallas WILLIAM ROY HODGES, Dallas EARL EVERETT HOISINGTON, Dallas PEGGY HOLLAND, Minden, Louisiana SUNSHINE HOLLAR, Newbern, Tennessee JEAN HOLLOWELL, Quanah JOAN MARIE HOLMBERG, Dallas MARIAN HOLTON, Lamesa CYNTHIA SNOW HOOD, Dallas JODY HOOD, Miami, Florida BARBARA ANN HOOVER, El Dorado, Arkansas GERALDINE MAY HORNE, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada MARY MOORE HUBBARD, Paris MADELYN ADELE HUDSON, Dallas MARGARET P. HUDSON, New Orleans, Louisiana ELIZABETH HUFFHINES, Dallas MICKEY HUFFMAN, Beaumont TOM FINLEY HUGHSTON, Dallas CAROLE HUMPHREY, Fort Worth LEON STUART HUNTER, Dallas LOUIS McKINLEY HURST, JR., Dallas GEORGE ELLISON HURT, Dallas E. NELL HUTTO, Dallas MONA FA YE HYDER, Dallas ROBERT PARKER IRBY, Dallas HOLLIE F. IRVIN, JR., Dallas DOROTHY ANN JACKSON, Atlanta Page 412 EMMETT EDWIN JACOBS, Corning DERYL FRANKLIN JAMES, Dallas LAURA JAMES, Ruston, Louisiana RENNA KATHRYN JAMES, Ruston Louisiana ANN JARVIS, Troup EDWIN THOMAS JAYNES, Dallas JOSEPH WILLIAM JEFFERS, Dallas GERTRUDE ANN JEFFERSON, Reading, Mass. ALTHA GENIE JENNINGS, Fort Worth NADINE DANETTA JENNINGS, Lafayette, Colorado RENVIA ANNE JERNIGAN, Cuero LEVY EMORY JOFFRION, Dallas BETTY ANNE JOHNSON, LaGrange, Illinois BILL JOHNSON, Dallas PAGE HAYNES JOHNSON, Dallas JULIA CHANDLER JONES, Dallas PEGGY ANN JONES, San Angelo WILLIAM LESTER JORDAN, JR., Dallas JOHN JOSEPH JOYCE, Dallas WILLIAM CLOVIS KALTENBACH, Dallas BETTY MARIE KELGLER, Laredo JOHN HOBBS KELLEY, Mineola JUDY KELLEY, Dallas SARAH LILLIAN KERR, Dallas MARY ANN KIDD, Tyler MAUDANNE KIDD, New York, New York HOPE KILGORE, Dallas AYESHA DOLORES KILLION, Dallas HENRY B. KIRBY, Houston PAT LLOYD KNIEFF, Daingerfield HAROLD B. KOBEY, Dallas DOLORES JOAN KOSBERG, Waco Ml li ' s CI ijtCiit iime lo study — - age 413 JUNIORS ROGER WELDON KRAUS, La Crosse, Wisconsin PATRICIA ANNE KREBS, Dallas JOHN LOY KLIHN, Omaha, Nebraska ROBERT WINSTON LAFAVRE, Cedar Falls, Iowa DARRELL MIX LAFITTE, Port Arthur MITCHELL LAGRONE, Hope, Arkansas JERRY LANDSBERG, Dallas BRUCE RUTHERFORD LANE, Blooming Grove JAMES EDWARD LARSEN, La Porte City, Iowa LEMUEL ROGERS LAW, Dallas PATRICIA ANNE LAWSHE, San Antonio ROSALYNN ADAIR LEGGETT, Midland JOHN LIONAL LEIGHTON, JR., Lansing, Michigan FRANCISCO SERRANO LEMUS, Santa Ana, El Salvador MARGERY ANN LEONARD, Fort Worth ANITA LESTER, Stephens, Arkansas PAUL F. LEVERETT, Dallas JAMES DEAN LIMESTALL, El Reno, Oklahoma DIXIE M. LINDSAY, EI Paso ALEX JOHN LITOWKIN, Erie, Pennsylvania JOAN MARGARET LIVELY, Dallas ALITA ROSA LOGAN, Dallas CHARLES STEPHEN LORINCZ, New Brunswick, N. I LENROY LOWE, Mart SARAH ANN LUKENBILL, Mineola JOHN DAVID LYON, Dallas ARTHUR EDWARD MACKINSTRY, Dallas GARY JOE MAGNESS, Farwell HAROLYN DEE MALONE, Perryton ROBERT BRUCE MALONEY, Dallas SUE MANTON, Dallas FRED MARKS, Verona, New Jersey GENE MARSHALL, Huntsville PATSY JEAN MARTIN, Dallas PERRY EDWARD MARTIN, Van WILMER DALLAM MASTERSON, Dallas BILLY WEBSTER MATTHEWS, Atkins, Arkansas NANCY LEWIS MATTHEWS, Dallas MARY ELIZABETH MAXWELL, Breckenridge SARA LOU MAYS, Jasper Page 414 A. LEE McALESTER, Dallas CONSTANCE ANN McALESTER, Dallas DORIS MARIE McCARTHY, Marshalltown, Iowa RICHARD FRANKLIN McCAULEY, Dallas BETTY JANE McCLELLAN, North Little Rock, Arkansas LEONARD FRANKLIN McCOLLUM, JR., Houston VIRGINIA CLAIRE McCOLLUM, Hearne JAMES M. McCORD, Roswell, New Mexico NANCY KATE McCRAW, Dallas BETTY ARMINE McCULLOCH, Dallas SAMUEL DOWNING McDANIEL, Timpson FRANCES ANITA McDOUGAL, Dallas WINNIE RUTH McENTEE, Dallas JOANNE BETH MclNNIS, Ravenna, Nebraska CHARLES DAVID McINTlRE, Dallas JACK IVAN McJUNKlN, Dallas ROBERT N. McKITTERICK, Amarillo MARILYN GAIL McMAHAN, Puehlo, Colorado DEAN ALVIS McMANUS, Dallas GEORGE McMILLION, Coffeyville, Kansas PATSY ANN McNEELY, Dallas JACKIE McNElCE, Dallas JUDY McVEIGH, Fort Worth BARBARA KAY McWlLLIAMS, Del Rio MARTHA ANN McWlLLIAMS, Kansas City, Kansas HAROLD MEDLEY, Texarkana EUGENE LEE MEHAFFEY, Chattanooga, Tennessee BILL MERWIN, Dallas MARJORIE ANN MERWIN, Dallas PAUL METZGER, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HENRY JOHN MEYER, Council Bluffs, Iowa MARTIS ZELMAN MICHAELSON, Dallas - ii( ci I ' leak itlways helps. Page 415 JUNIORS JO ANN MILES, Forrest City, Arkansas WALTON SANSOM MILLER, Dallas JOAN MINGS, Dallas JOSEPH JARRETT MINTON, Fort Worth ELIZABETH ANN MITCHELL, Lubbock HORACE A. MITCHELL, Castell MARILYN JEAN MOCK, Dallas KENNETH L. MOFFET, Wahpeton, North Dakota DOROTHY JANE MONSON, Dallas PHOEBE FLORENCE MONTEITH, Tunica, Mississippi JAMES PERRY MOON, Dallas JOHN ROSS MOORE, Dallas MARTHA HASTINGS MOORE, Tulsa, Oklahoma PEGGY ANNE MOORE, Memphis, Tennessee REX B. MOORE, Abilene STERLING E. MOORE, Conroe WILLIAM CAREY MOORE, Dallas JAMES TERRY MORROW, Crockett MARGARET JEAN MOSS, Uvalde RODERICK E. MOSSMAN, Buenos Aires, Argentina RALPH BEACH MOTT, JR., Houston FRANCIS JOSEPH MUSSO, Dallas L. A. MYERS, Jet, Oklahoma ALLAN TAYLOR NANCE, Duncanville GEORGE DAVID NEAL, Dallas NANCY EWING NEUHOFF, Dallas CONSTANCE DEAN NEWMAN, Dallas CARL A. NIGHSWONGER, Oklahoma City, Okla. GEORGE CORNELIUS NILAN, Dallas THOMAS LEE NOBLITT, Atlanta, Georgia GEORGIA ANN NOLTE, Anahuac PRATHER EUGENE NORMAN, Greenville JERRY ROY NORTON, Texarkana PHYLLIS ANN NORTON, Joplin, Missouri NANCY O ' BYRNE, Dallas RAYMOND JAMES O ' CONNELL, Dallas ELEANOR ROYA OGBURN, Dallas JOHN PORTER OWNBY, Dallas ROBERT KELLY PACE, Iowa Park LEE ROY PAIR, Kingston, Jamaica Page 416 JACK W. PARKER, Brounsville MARGARET LEE PARR, Robstown HAROLD SAUNDERS PASCAL, Dallas MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON, Houston MAX D. PATTERSON, Longview JOANNE PEAK, Dallas MARY W. PEARCE, Dallas MARTHA JANE PEARCY, Salem, Oregon TERESA PENTZOPOULOU, Athens, Greece PATRICIA WALLACE PERKINS, Corpus Chrisri JAMES PFLUEGER, Erie, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH ANNE PIERCE, Dallas PATSY FLO PINSON, Dallas ELIZABETH ANN PITTMAN, Dallas EVA JANE POTTER, Dallas MARTHA ELIZABETH POWER, Dallas AARON PRENGLER, Lukow, Poland MARY LOUISE PRENTISS, Montgomery, Alabama DON DWIGHT PRESLEY, Dallas ANN ELIZABETH PRIDEAUX, Archer City J. L. PRIDEAUX, JR., Archer City PATSY JEAN PRINCE, Dallas FRANCES QUINN, Odessa JOHN CARTER RAMEY, Crockett MARY LOU RAMSEY, Mart TULL GORDON REA, JR., Dallas LEE RIDLEY, Murfreesboro, Tennessee PATSY REED, Hot Springs, Arkansas ROY HENRY REGER, Dallas ANNE GAINES RICE, Rockdale ED RICHARDSON, Kerrville BONNIE JEAN ROACH, Dallas Jfieinoon ' s the tunc joi iiidiiiinirii i iiint Page 417 JUNIORS JACKSON KING ROACH, Waxahachie JOSEPH RUEL ROBEAU, Houston JEAN ANNE ROBERTS, Dallas WILLIAM CLIFFORD ROBERTS, Atlanta, Georgia ANN MACLIN ROBERTSON, Salado ANNA MAE ROBINSON, Dixon, Illinois JAMES WILLIAM RODDY, Dallas PAT CAROLYN RODGERS, Dallas JOSEPH BERT RODRIGUEZ, Dallas CHARLES G. ROFFINO, Dallas ANN NELL ROGGE, Robstown JACQUELINE RONAY, Dallas JEAN ROOKE, Woodsboro ROBERTA DRISCOLL ROOKE, Woodsboro DAVE HARLIN ROPER, Dallas NORMAN ALAN ROSS, Dallas JOHN RICHARD ROYALL, Dallas BERYL RUSH, Meridian, Mississippi JANE FRIEDA RUTLAND, Dallas EDITH ANN RYSER, Dallas I lENRY J. SAENZ, Dallas HATTIE CAROLYN SCHLIPF, Katy JOAN SCHNEIDER, Dallas JOY I. SCHULTE, Sao Paulo, Bradl RICHARD T, SCOTT, Salem, Oregon ZESIMOS VICTOR SCOTT, Texarkana JOHN C. SCURLOCK, Dallas RONDYN DONDA SELF, Crowell VALERIE JOYCE SELLORS, Houston MAURICE SELVIN, Dallas MARY SEMOS, Dallas NANCY SHAW, Las Vegas, New Mexico JOHN FRED SHELL, Dallas ELTON SHEPPERD, Waco ALBERT LAUCK SHIRKEY, Washington, D. C. VINTON HUBBARD SHOLL, JR., Dallas PATRICIA LOUISE SHRIVER, Coats, Kansas ANDREW WILLIAM SIDARIS, Shreveport, Louisiana SUE ANN SIGLER, Dallas DAWN DARLENE SIMMER, Dallas Page 418 JETA DELL SIMMONS, Tyler BERT LYNWOOD SIMPSON, JR., Dallas JUDY MARIE SINGLETARY, Dallas HOWARD FLANERY SLAUGHTER, Dallas CHARLES HOWARD SMITH, Dallas DARYL L. SMITH, Hot Springs, Arkansas KATHRYN ROYCE SMITH, Bryan LOWELL NILES SMITH, JR., Rio Vista MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, Garland PAYTON SMITH, Independence, Kansas RAY THOMAS SMITH, Baytown SHELBY LEE SMITH, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SUE LOU SMITH, Gonzales SUZANNE ALICE SMITH, Dallas WILLIAM GRANVILLE SMITH, Winnetka, Illinois EDWARD PINKNEY SPEER, Dallas DOROTHY ANN STACY, Allen VIRGINIA ANN STAFFORD, Colimibus SIDNEY STAHL, Dallas JOE STAMEY, Cisco JESSE EDGAR STANFORD, Dimmitt DAN WHITTINGHAM STANSBURY, Dallas CHARLES M. STARK, Wichita, Kansas JULIA STARK, Houston CHARLES RAYMOND STEED, Amarillo A. CHARLES STEWART, Palestine HOMER L. STEWART, Navasota DONALD R. STICKSEL, Dallas MARTHA PATRICIA STRAYHORN, Texarkana JAMES OVERTON STREET, Houston WILLIAM ELBERT STROTHER, Houston JOSEPH WALTER STOUT, Clarksburg, West Va. — H ' ld ' llieir sedale sfjcclrttorj Page 419 JUNIORS THOMAS F. SULLIVAN, Baytown DORRIS LOUISE SUMMERS, Odessa JOE CHAT SUMNER, Vernon CHARLES MICHAEL SUPPLE, Dallas LUCIA JEAN SUTTON, Palestine CARL EUGENE STYLES, Dallas JEAN TAGGART, Augusta, Arkansas JAMES OLIVER TATE, Dallas CATHERINE BALL TERNEUS, Norman, Oklahoma M. LA DEAN TERPENING, Dallas JOANNE TERRANELLA, Dallas DAVID TRUMAN THATCHER, Dallas ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS, Vernon CHARLES EDWARD THOMAS, Dallas JACK PIERCE THOMAS, Dallas JAMES EDWARD THOMPSON, Texarkana SUSAN ANN THOMPSON, Dallas JEAN ELLIOT THWEATT, Dallas GEORGE RICHARD TILL, San Antonio JOHN WALTER TORBETT III, Marlin MARY FRANCES TRAYLOR, Barnesville, Georgia FRED J. TUNNELL, Cross Plains JAMES RILEY TUNNELL, Tyler BOB TURNER, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma DONALD D. TURNER, Dallas TRAVIS E. 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Secretary Treasurer Page 423 SOPHOMORES 9P¥ BETTE CAROLE ABELL, Beaumont WILLIAM CHARLES ABERNATHY, McKinney BETTY JANE ACKER, Jacksonville NANCY JEAN ACKLEY, Houston FLOYD WESLEY ADDINGTON, Dallas NITA CLARE ADKINS, Hot Springs, Arkansas MARY FRANCES AGEE, Texas City NELSON CARL ALEXANDER, San Antonio ANN ALLEN, Dallas ANNETTE ALLEN, Dallas THOMAS WILLIAM ALMAND, Waxahachie STEPHANIE GRIFFIN AMBROSE, Jacksonville, Ha. JOHN P. ANASTOPULOS, Dallas JOHN GORDON ANDERSON, Dalton, Massachusetts DONALD CASPER APELAND, Waukegan, Illinois JANE ARMITAGE, Dallas MARY ARMSTRONG, Fort Worth RICHARD HARLAN ASHBY, Richardson ANNETTE KATINKA ASKEW, Dallas JERRY VESTAL ATKINSON, Dallas WILLIAM WEBSTER ATWELL, Dallas CARL NEWMAN AYCOCK, Dallas JAMES E. BABER, Dallas DANNY J. 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GANN, Dallas JEANNE LEE GARRETT, Jefferson City, Missouri FPe€ u( IJh ' iv ici l ii ii ' iYS be Ioik) iiffcriiooii classes.- Page 429 bi SOPHOMORES ROGER OSCEOLA GARY, Baytown BARBARA ELLEN GEPP, Dallas GIACOMINO GIANCROSSO, Dallas CAROLYN .lAYNE GIBSON, Robstown ALTON HAYES GILLIAM, Edinburg GEORGE HOLT GLASS, Midland JUDY CLECKLER, Denison LAURIE ANN GOGGAN, Henderson HAROLD GOODMAN, Dallas BETTE GORDON, Kaufman JOE BRYAN GRACE, New London ANNE GRAHAM, Dallas ELEANOR ELIZABETH GRIFFITH, Odessa JEANNE GRIGGS, Springer, New Mexico NANCIE LOUISE GRIGSBY, Wilmette, Illinois ROBERT R. 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SPARKMAN, Childress MARY ELIZABETH SPAULDING. Houston MINNIE LOUISE SPRUILL, McKinney JACK LYNDON SPURRIER, Kaufman NANCY JIM STANFORD, Memphis SUZANNE STAPLETON, Independence, Missouri WILLIAM F. STARRETT, Glencoe, Illinois BETTYE ARLYN STEAKLEY, Denison YEOLA STEED, San Antonio CHARLOTTE ANN STEPHENS, Paris LO RITA JANE STEVENS, Dallas ARTHUR PETER STIEHLES, Rochester, New York MARY LOU STONE, San Antonio STEVE STONE, Sullivan, Illinois FRANCES LEE STRATTON, Quincy, Illinois OTIS J. STRAUGHAN, Dallas JACK GORDON STRUBLE, Dallas HAYDEN PRESCOTT SUMMERFIFLD, Dallas THOMAS WELDON STURGESS, Dmant, Oklahoma ARI JONAS SUSMAN, Dallas LORENZO D. SWAIN, JR., Dallas MARY ELIZABETH SWAIN, Dallas Page 430 NANCY ADDELYNE SWENSON, Port Arthur BOB ADDISON SWEPSTON, Dallas KENNETH DOUGLAS SWINDLE, Dalln? JUDY TALILMAN, Dallas JANE TAYLOR, Dallas EUGENE H. TEASLEY, Dallas JACK RAY TEKELL, Ck-burne DAN K4ARTIN TERRELL, Dallas ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS, Mt. 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I ■ Oil s •ilnnifr ci( l .if jiciltTMily l.nMisc- Page 439 SOPHOMORES C Sf _ V % LENGEL VAN WART, Dallas JERRY LA RAE VARNEY, Dallas NANCY YVONNE VAUGHAN, Hopewt-II, Virginia PATRICIA RUTH VERNON, Dallas PATRICIA RUTH WALKER, Balboa, Canal Zone PATSY JO WALKER, Dallas JEAN WALTON, Bryan LOIS ANN WARD, Fort Worth WILLIAM TWYMAN WARD, Dallas DOROTHY ANN WARREN, Overton WARNER BLAIR WASHINGTON, Clarksville HAROLD THON4AS WATERS, Dallas MARGARET JANE WATKINS, Cooper BARBARA ANN WATSON, Galveston LAWRENCE MITC HEL WATSON, JR., McLean DORITHEA MAE WEBB, Dallas ROBERT F. WEICHSEL, Dallas SYLVIA FAY WEIR, Dallas ROBERT EARL WELCH, Raymondville BONNIE WENDLAND, Temple LILA JOAN WERNER, Dallas EUNICE FA YE WHEAT, Mesquite JAMES DEL WHEAT, Raymondville FLORENCE AUGUSTA WHITE, Chicago, Illinois LEON GAVIN WHITEHEAD, Dallas ANNETTE WHITLEY, Dallas ROBERT WHITWORTH, Menard DAN BYRON WHORTON, Sweetwater DAVID WILEY, Dallas D. JOE WILLEY, Dallas DON MARVIN WILLIAMS, Dallas MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Dallas WILLIAM EDWARD WILLIAMS, JR., Dallas ROBERT LESLIE WILLYARD, Phoenix, Arizona RAYMOND V. WILMARTH, Dallas ROSALYN WILSON, Coleman JOHN DAVID WIMBERLY, Dallas SYLVIA FLORENCE WINK, Dallas JOSEPH RAY WITHERSPOON, Weatherford HELYN WOLFE, Dallas Page 440 JOAN RAY WOOD, Paris, Arkansas THOMAS EUGENE WOOD, Bonham ANN WOODSON, Conroe JANE WOOLF, Tyler GRACE CHRISTAL WOOLLEY, Dallas WYNNE WOOLLEY, Corsicana ANN WOOTEN, Abilene RICHARD EDWIN WRANGLE, Chico AMY ANNETTE WRIGHT, Plainview JIMMIE JOHNSON WRIGHT, West Memphis, Arkansas JAMES NELSON WURGLER, Marfa ANNETTE YOUNG, Dallas GRETCHEN YOUNG, Graham GLENNA GRETCHEN ZEISKE, Bellville STAN L. ZEITLIN, Fort Worth KAY ARDITH ZIMMERMAN, Breckenridge, Minn. — or ioould you lalhci i}o oui : Page 441 Freshman Traditions The Fall Fling means pledge ribbons, tcnni- courts, and coca-cola. Page 442 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JERRY ROSE President ARDEN BOWERS NATALIE NAUGLE . . Vice-President CAROLYN CAVE Secretary Treasurer Page 443 FRESHMEN Z. t ALEX ACHESON, Dallas JEAN BETH ACKLEN, Overton JACK HENRY ADAMS, JR, Dallas BEVERLY JEAN ADAY, Dallas JANET MARIAN AIMER, Shreveport, Louisiana HOWARD AUBREY ALBRIGHT, Magnolia, Arkansas DON ALEXANDER, Dallas ALLISON McKEAN ALLEN, Houston JUDITH ADENA ALLEN, Dallas DELWYN ROGER AMERINE, Houston ELDON RAY AMONETT, Haskell FREDERIKA ELIZABETH AMSLER, McGregor HENRY GENE ARNETT, Dallas DOROTHY JEAN ARNEY, Corpus Christi RAY ARNOLD, Big Spring LOUANNE AVERY, Upland, California SHIRLEY BAKER, Longview DON HUNTER BALDWIN, Lawrenceville, Illinois VIRGINIA LEE BALLARD, Dallas WESLEY FERRELL BANNISTER, Dallas PATRICIA ANN BARNES, Dallas MARTHA ANN BARRICK, Nashville, Tennessee ALBERT CLARENCE BARTEK, Fort Hood ELAINE BARTON, Fort Worth ROBERTA DIANE BEECHER, Dallas BRIAN BELL, Plainview LUCILLE BENNETT, Dallas FREDERICK ROY BENSON, Miami Beach, Florida DON WILLIAM BERG, Shreveport, Louisiana JUDITH LYNN BILLINGS, Wynne, Arkansas STANLEY H. BILLS, Dallas BEVERLY JEAN BINION, Abilene PATRICIA ANN BIRD, New Orleans, Louisiana CAMILLA RUTH BIRKHEAD, Midland JAMES AUGUSTUS BITHAS, Dallas GEORGE HENRY BLACK, JR., Houston BEVERLY ROCHELLE BLAIR, Denton ROBERT BRUCE BLAKELEY, Longview THOMAS LYNN BLANKENSHIP, Dallas JIMMY TAYLOR BLANTON, Fort Worth Page 444 PORTIA BLUDWORTH, Brownwood WAYNE DEAN BODENSTEINER, Dalla. HARRIET BOEDEKER, Dallas JOSEPHINE LOUISE BOGUE, Wichita, Kansas MARY STEWART BOLTON, Jacksonville, Florida PATRICIA ANN BONNER, Dallas ANNA RUTH BOSTON, Dallas JOHN RICHARD BOWEN, O ' neill, Nebraska ARDEN BOWERS, Dallas BARBARA JEANNE BOYCE, Sikeston, Missouri SHIRLEY BRACKEN, Tyler JOHN TAYLOR BRADDOCK, Tuscon, Arizona ROBERT WILLIAM BRADLEY, JR., Dallas JAMES MAITLAND BRAND, II, Independence, Missouri JOAN CAROLYN BRASSE, Columbus, Georgia JAMES WARREN BRENNAN, JR., Dallas BETTY COLLINS BREWER, Dallas JANE FA YE BROWN, St. Louis, Missouri JOSEPH DANIEL BROWN, Shreveport, Louisiana MARJORIE ANNE BROWN, Kilgore SUSAN JANET BROWN, Kalamazoo, Michigan LESBY JANE BRYAN, Corpus Christi MARY VIRGINIA BRYAN, West Helena, Arkansas BEDEE JANE BUCKNER, Dallas ROSETTA LOUISE BUFORD, Bardesville, Oklahoma DOROTHY DUNDEE BURFORD, Dallas DOROTHY ANN BURGESS, Houston JIM DAY BURKE, Normangee NICHOLAS EASTON BURKE, Newport, Rhode Island RALPH EDWARD BURKE, Hope, Arkansas WILLIAM E. BURKHART, Tahoka CHAPIN BURKS, Houston Sl ' M. £i;,i C Dom ' I you love a picnic 7 Page 445 FRESHMEN ' ? A MERLIN BENJAMIN BURLISON, Wichita Falls JESSE GRAHAM BURNS, Dallas BRYAN BUSH, JR., Shreveport, Louisiana DARRAL BUSH, Messa, Arizona JEANNE LOUISE BYRD, Port Arthur NANCY ANN CAMPBELL, Houston WILLIAM ROHMER CAMPBELL, JR., San Antonio MARY HELEN CANADA, Franklin, Tennessee GEORGE ROBERT CARLSON, San Antonio HELEN DELORES CARNES, Mineral Wells SHIRLEY ANN CASE, Dallas LILLIE LUCRETIA CATHEY, Dallas CAROLYN CAVE, Dallas ARTHUR LAUDER CHALME RS, Dallas STANFORD HARDIN CHAMBERS, Louisville, Kentucky DOROTHY CLAIRE CHANDLER, Dallas BETTY FLORIDE CHEESBOROUGH, Dallas DOROTHY EVELYN CHERRY, San Angelo JAMES E. CHRISTIAN, JR., Wliitewright JANE CLARK, Orlando, Florida ROBERT CLARK, Tyler PATRICIA BETH CLARKSON, Dallas BARBARA LEE CLEMETS, Houston THOMAS GARY COLE, JR., Fort Worth FRANKLIN EDWIN COLLINS, Brookhavcn, Mississippi AUSTIN A. COOPER, Waco BOBBY DOWELL COPELAND, Olton MARTHA ANN COPELAND, Dallas JOHN ROBERT COREY, Rochester, New York MARY MARSHALL CORE, Houston PATRICIA E. CORRIGAN, North Hollywood, Calif. SARALU COUCH, Aransas Pass WILLIAM JAMES COX, Houston ROBERT R. CRANDALL, Dallas CARLAN CLYDE CRAWFORD, Enid, Oklahoma RUSSELL W. CRESS, Iowa City, low? DAVE GRIDDLE, Corsicana CARL CRITTENDON, Phoenix, Arizona BETTY RUTH CRUMP, Memphis, Tennessee CLAIRE JO CUMMINGS, Dallas Page 446 JOHN CAMPBELL CUMMINGS, Monroe, Louisiana GLORIA BETH CURTIS, Grandview CHARLENE DELORES CUTHBERTSON, Dallas PATRICIA JO DALCHAU, Dallas CAROLE DALE, Fort Worth HOWARD LEE DAUGHENBALIGH, JR., Lake Charles, La. GAIL DAUGHERTY, Dallas WALTER R. DAVIS, Upper Montclair, New Jersey NORMA M. DECKER, Dallas THOMAS WENDELL DELOACH, Sarepta, Louisiana MATTY DENGLER, New Braunfels MARION LYNN DICKSON, Houston ELIZABETH ANN DIERKING, Mexico, Missouri WILLIAM CHARLES DILLER, Princeton, Illinois MARGARET ELAINE DILLON, Dallas WANDA JEAN DITZLER, Dallas LINDA SUE DODSON, Dallas ANNETTE DONALDSON, Houston NORMA LYNNE DOOLEY, Dallas SARA JO DOW, Dallas EDWARD ALLAN DRAKE, Taylorville, Illinois SANDRA DUBLIN, Wichita Falls RICHARD CURRY DUDLEY, Wichita Falls JOAN DUNEAU, Dallas LEE RAMSDELL DYE, Plainview RICHARD WILLIAM EADY, Schenectady, New York MARY CAROLYN EASTHAM, Denison BETTY JANE EBAUGH, Jacksonville MARY JANE EBERHART, Evansville, Indiana VORIS EDWARD, Dallas BURTON CYRIL EINSPRUCH, Dallas ELAINE MAE ELLIS, Wilmette, Illinois M mm £ Pi ' Let ' s go to ' Mac ' s. ' Page 447 FRESHMEN MfM - t JANE ELIZABETH ELLIS, Crockett PENNY ELLIS, Corpus Christi GERALDINE ERWIN, Dallas JOHN L. ESPENSHIED, Delaware, Ohio GEORGE HENRY ETHEREDGE, Dallas GRACE ELIZABETH EVANS, Devers CAROL LOUISE FAIRCHILD, Nacaodoches AL FAIRCHILD, Blytheville, Arkansas CHARLES MICHAEL FALLON, Irving JACK MAURICE FELTS, Amarillo MARY LOUISE FENTON, Tahoka PRISCILLA ANN FIELDS, Midland ANTOINETTE MARIE FLABIANO, Dallas LAURENCE H. FLECK, JR., Dallas MARGARET CHARLOTTE FLYNN, Dallas DONALD FRANCIS FOLEY, Dallas NANCY CAROL FORD, Wichita Falls EVELYN L. FOX, Dallas MARY GAYLE FRANKLIN, Dallas DIANA JOAN FREEMAN, Houston EDWIN THEODORE FREEMAN II, Dallas DEL FRNKA, Sherman CAROL JEAN FULTON, San Antiono JOYCE ANN GALLOWAY, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ANN ELIZABETH GARBER, Memphis, Tennessee JEAN ANNE GARDNER, Pasadena, California TROY GERTRUDE GARMS, Litde Rock, Arkansas JIM GARNER, Abilene ROY HARPER GARWOOD, San Antonio JOE V. GEBHART, Rittman, Ohio BILL GENTRY, Seagraves SAM STEPHEN GEORGE, Dallas MARY YUVONNE GIBSON, Dallas DON KEITH GNUSE, Lewistown, Missouri PATRICIA RUTH GODFREY, Shreveport, Louisiana AUBREY GOOD, Pine Bluff, Arkansas VIRGINIA ALICE GOODALL, Muskogee, Oklahoma CHARLES RAYMOND GOODRICH, Dallas RAYMOND LENARD GORDON, Denver, Colorado LYNWOOD JEROME GRANT, Dallas Page 448 ARMOUR GRAY, Dallas MYLA ELIZABETH GREENE, Speculator, New York ELTON RAY GREER, Coffeyville, Kansas JOE HENRY GRIFFITH, Corpus Christi GAIL GRISSOM, Abilene PAULA MARGARET GROH, New York, New York JAMES TILDON GROVES, Dallas BETTY JO GUIGLARDI, Ft. Hancock MARY LANE GULLETTE, Mexico City, Mexico CECIL L. GUNN, Arlington ELAINE FLORINE HAGER, Chicago, Illinois ESTHER MILDRED HAGG, Dallas EVELYN JULIA HALFF, Dallas SUZY DIANE HALL, Littlefield VIRGINIA SUE HAMEL, Shreveport, Louisiana JOYCE ANN HAMILTON, North Andover, Mass. NADINE HAMILTON, Dallas DORIS LILLIAN HAMM, Dallas MURRAY FREDERIC HAMMERMAN, Washington, D. C. MAURINE HANBY, Mesquite DONALD FRANK HARBISON, Dallas MARLENE HARDWICKE, Dallas ALONZO HENRY HARGROVE, Dallas ANITA JOYCE HARRIS, Phillips CLAUDETTE HARRISON, Dallas DAN KENNETH HASTINGS, Huntington, West Virginia VIRGINIA ANN HAUN, Jetmore, Kansas FERNDALE JACKSON HAYES, Duncanville JERE GLEN HAYES, Dallas JOANN HAYNES, Dallas NANCY CAROLINE HAZEN, Meadville, Pennsylvania CLARENCE WYCLIFFE HEFNER, JR., Dallas 0££ Bill 7 rt ' ii r have lo s iu yi Page 449 FRESHMEN ' P iM . t i GEORGE KENNEDY HEMPEL, JR., Dallas CEACY BERNIECE HENDERSON, Nashville, Tennessee GEORGE HALL HENDERSON, Lufkin GAROLD N. HENNING, San Antonio SIDNEY MEAD HENRY, JR., Dallas BEVERLY GAIL HENSON, Austin SHIRLEY MARIE HERVEY, Lafayette, Louisiana PRENTICE CHARLES HICKMAN, Dallas HERMA CRAWFORD HILL, Lancaster, South Carolina JACK ELDRIDGE HOLDER, Denison JAMES GLEN HOLLIDAY, Lufkin JOHN BRUCE HOLLINGSWORTH, Harlingen JANE HOLLIS, Dallas PHYLLIS HELEN HOLSWORTH, Collegeport CAROLYN HALL HOLT, San Angelo RALPH BRYAN HONTS, Ft. Worth NANCY LEE HORTON, Western Springs, Illinois NANCY LEE HUBER, Chicago, Illinois ARNOLD JESSE HUDSON, Palestine JOE DON HUEY, Longview EDWARD JOHN HUNSINGER, Dallas JIM LESTER HUNTER, Plainview BLANCHE FLUANNA IHLENFELDT, Lawton, Oklahoma PATSY RUTH INNERHOFER, Dallas JEAN IRWIN, Dallas CARL DEAN JACKSON, Dallas ROBERT HILL JACKSON, Dallas JERRY ROWLAND JACOB, Long Island, New York DAVID HYMAN JACOBS, Dallas ALICE MARIE JENSEN, Houston ANDREW TURNBLILL JERGINS 11, San Antonio RAYMOND JEFF JEROME, Dallas ANNA MAE JOBE, Dallas DANIEL JAY JOHNS, JR., Nashville, Tennessee ANN JOHNSON, Memphis, Tennessee LESTER CHARLES JOHNSON, Grandview MARYANNE THREASA JOHNSON, Detroit, Michigan ALLEN L. JONES, Dallas CHARLES EDWIN JONES, Memphis, Tennessee ELAINE JONES, Dallas Page 450 JANET EDITH JONES, Houston MARTHA JO KARBACH, New Braunfcis JOHN PATRICK KEEHAN, Dallas OPAL GENEVA KELSEY, Dallas DONNA PATRICIA KELSO, Dallas KATHRYN LILLIAN KENNARD, Houston NANCY KENYON, Pueblo, Colorado DONALD CARY KEYS, Dallas JAMES SEVIER KILLOUCH, Dallas TERRY JANE KIMBROUGH, Memphis, Tennessee JOE W. KING, Dallas LORENE KING, San Diego ANNA CLYDE KINNEAR, Jasper BOB KIRBY, Arlington THEODORE AUGUST KLEIN, JR., Dallas ELIZABETH ANN KLEINER, Cisco ROBERT REAVES KNOTT, Rotan CAROLE ANN KRAMER, Dallas DANIEL LOEB KRAUSE, Dallas FREDERICK LEE KRIBS, JR., Dallas JOEL THOMAS KROG, Ashland, Kentucky JUDITH JOY LACY, Lake Charles, Louisiana KAREN JOY LAKE, Dallas PATRICIA ANN LAKE, Dallas MARY GRETCHEN LAMBERTZ, Dallas HUGH WORTHINGTON LAMPMAN, Dallas TERESA FRANCES LANCASTER, Weslaco EARLYNE LOUISE LANDER, Dallas ANN LARSON, Dallas KARIN MARGARET LARSON, Garden City, Kansas VICTOR HAROLD LARY, Dallas CLIFFORD HERBERT LATHAM, Eupora, Mississippi 1 t mm h £i ' t ' iiiiu; IS ihc lime jor dales — Page 451 FRESHMEN Ppf t ANN LEDGER, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin GEORGE LYLE LEE, Dallas DOROTHY BETH LEE, Lufkin SHARI LEVY, Dallas VIRGINIA ANN LEWIS, Tyler DONALD HOWARD LINCOLN, JR., Dallas PETER STRONG LOGAN, New York, New York HOLLY GAY LONG, Dallas ELISE LaDEW LORE, Hammond, Louisiana CYNTHIA ANN LOVELESS, Lubbock LETITIA ANNE LOW, Omaha, Nebraska JOHN PAT LUBY, Dallas WILLIAM FREDERICK LUCAS, Port Arthur MAURICE S. LUKER, JR., Buechel, Kentucky NORMAN LUTERMAN, Dallas FRANK ALLEN LYLE, Tupelo, Mississippi WINl LYLE, Fort Worth BEATRIZ HELENA MACHADO, Porto Alegre, Brazil EVELYN MARLENE MADDOX, Tyler FRANCES ANNE MADDUX, Dallas JAMES LESLIE MADISON, Dallas L. ELOISE MAGNESS, Houston BARBARA JEAN MANN, Chappaqua, New York MARTHA ANN MANNING, Dallas WILLIAM HALLUK, MANSFIELD III, Dallas MARILYN MARR, Dallas JOSE A. MARRON, Havana, Cuba JOAN BLANCHE MARSH, Dallas NANCY ALICE MARSHALL, Dallas JANE MARTI, Fort Worth BETTY SUE MARTIN, Lubbock JAMES E. MARTIN, Kansas City, Missouri MOLLIE ANN MASTERS, Dallas JANE MASTERSON, Boston, Massachusetts GEORGE B. MATHERS, Canadian FRANK GODDARD MATTHEWS, Dallas OUIDA MARIE MAURITZ, Edna LOUNELLE MAYES, Dallas EVELYN JOYCE MAYS, Dallas PAT MAYS, Atlanta Page 452 BETTY McCAA, Shrcvepoit, Loiiisinna SALLY ANN McCANDLESS, Houston DAVE G. McCON4B, Houston HARRY AMOS McCOMK4AS, Dallas N4ARY ELLA McCREA, Cisco JOHN H. McELHANEY, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ROBERT LESLIE McGEE, Kil ore MONA LOUISE McGUYRE, Foreman, Arkansas MARYAN RACHEL McKEE, Western Springs, Illinois TED JOHN McKENNEY, JR., Dallas SUZETTE McKlNNEY, Corsicana HELEN McMAHON, Dallas THULA EILIZABETH McNAILLAN, Hughes Springs SANDRA McPHERSON, Dallas MARY ANN McRAE, Midland SHIRLEY ANN McRAE, Denison ROBERT HOGAN MEADERS, Glen Rose HAROLD ERLE MEADOWS, Graham MARILYN MELCER, Dallas SUZANNE MERCER, Erie, Illinois MAC McGAUGHY MEREDITH, Longview ROBERT LEE MERRITT, Kansas City, Missouri TERESA ANN MESSINA, Dallas WILLIAM METCALF, Greenfield, Indiana ANNA HELEN MEWSHAW, Dallas RUSSELL O. MEYER, Waterloo, Iowa ALAN F. MICHAELSON, Dallas MARIANNE MIGELY, Chicago, Illinois BUFORD THOMAS MILLER, Dallas JOANN MILLER, Longview M. PAULINE MILLER, Dallas JAMES THOMAS MILNER, Camden, Arkansas or J f © f -or trips (o the library. Page 453 FRESHMEN 4 fj j k. Mfl .. ' ' ' Jttik f Mil m . , ' CAROLYN VEE MIMS, Crockett ROBERT ALLEN MITCHELL, DaHas BELA MOLNAR, Dallas JANE BELLE MOON, Dallas MITCHELL BRUCE MOORE, Dallas CARLENE MOORE, Dallas KAY MOORE, Wilmette, Illinois EARL FRENCH MORGAN, Erick, Oklahoma RONNIE RUTHERFORD MORRIS, Shawnee, Oklahoma MARTHA JANE MORRISON, Memphis, Tennessee DON EDWIN MORTON, Dallas HORACE BAILEY MOSS, Dallas MILBURN ALVIA MUIRHEAD, Dallas DON MERRIMAN MURDOCH, Dallas LOIS NANETTE MUNVES, Dallas MICHAUX NASH, JR., Dallas ELIZABETH ANN MATTINGLY, Evanston, Illinois NATALIE NAUGLE, Wichita, Kansas PATRICIA GAYLE NEELEY, Dallas OUIDA NEILL, Dallas LARRY ARTHUR NELSON, Murdo, South Dakota ROBERT COMER NELSON, Dallas KATHLEEN DOROTHY NETTLETON, Dallas SARAH LEE NEWBERN, Norman, Oklahoma DIANNE JACQUELINE NEWSOM, Lufkin BILLY ALLEN NUGENT, Rogersville, Alabama THOMAS MAX NYGAARD, Stephens, Arkansas RICHARD EUGENE O ' BRIEN, Dallas GARY CONNER ODEN, Hoydada DAVID IRL OLSCHWANGER, University City, Missouri JUDITH ELLEN OLSON, Mason City, Iowa JANICE LYNN ORR, Indianapolis, Indiana RONALD LEE OSBORNE, Dallas JOEL ROMONA OTTO, Belvidere, Illinois ANITA JEANNINE OWEN, Minden, Louisiana SANDRA LEE OWEN, El Campo RICHARD CURTIS POE, El Paso JAMES HAROLD PALMER, Dallas NANCY JUNE PALMER, Dallas ANN ELOIZE PARKER, Dallas Page 454 CAROLYN WARRENA PARKER, Dallas JEAN JOYCE PARKER, Nashville, Tennessee PATRICIA ANN PARKER, Dallas COLBY RIVES PARKS, Lancaster MARY ELIZABETH PATRICK, Dallas PHILLIP SHERWOOD PAUL, JR., Dallas LYNDELL PAXON, Kansas City, Missouri JAMES EVERETT PAYNE, JR., Odessa RALPH TEX PEASE, Dallas FRED McKINNEY PENN, Dallas NAIR BAPTISTA PEREIRA, Porto Alegre, Brazil BARNEY LEE PHILLIPS, Dallas CAROLYN JOY PIERCE, Memphis, Tennessee JOAN ELIZABETH PINSON, Nashville, Tennessee JAMES OAKLEY PITTMAN, Dallas JANIS LYNN PLUNKETT, Shreveport, Louisiana CAROLYN PORTER, Houston JAMES HOLLY PO X ' ELL, Sparta, Tennessee JOHN RANDAL PRICE, Longview PATRICIA PRICE, Menard DOROTHY ANN PRIDMORE, Greenville, South Carolia TEDDIE JO PRITCHETT, Dallas ELIZABETH HELEN PRUNER, Dallas ROSALEE FRANCES RACHOFSKY, Dallas RAYMOND RIP RADCLIFF, JR., Enid, Oklahoma MARALYNE RAMEY, Houston SIBYL JOYCE RANFRANZ, Houston JOHN J. RASMUSSEN, Shreveport, Louisiana RONALD RAYMOND, Pasadena BEVERLY YVONNE REDFEARN, Dallas CAROLYN ANN REED, Texarkana OSCAR EDWIN REEVES, Greenville p r £ Some take pait in .111 ohi-jashioned scpiare dance — Page 455 FRESHMEN p ' j H, € f f i rfeliicil A r PRISCILLA ANNE RETTGER, Dallas GREGORY DALE REYNOLDS, Dallas M. WINSTON RHEA, Temple BARBARA ABBYE RHODES, Honolulu, T. H. CHARLES LENORED RICHARDSON, Dallas ROBBIE DEE RIDDLE, Hobart, Oklahoma MARTHA LOUISE RIDGEWAY, Shreveport, Louisiana WILLIAM LEE RIFFE, Stratford LILLIAN ANNE ROACH, McComb, Mississippi CAROL SCOTT ROBBERSON, Springfield, Missouri MARCIA ROBBERSON, Springfield, Missouri JANICE LYNN ROBBINS, Dallas CHARLES REID ROBERTS, Amarillo ROBERT L. ROBERTS, Dallas VINITA LEE ROBERTS, Littlefield GORDON I. ROBERTSON, Dallas ANNA MAE ROBINSON, Dallas TERRY MACK ROBINSON, Dallas JAMES EDWARD ROGERS, JR., El Paso MARY ALICE ROORBACH, Dallas JERRY PAUL ROSE, Dallas JAY EDWARD ROSECKY, Los Angeles, California ANN ALISON RYMER, Dallas WILLIAM RANEY SACHS, Dallas JIMMIE SMITH SALE, Dallas LOLA E ' LISE SANDERS, New Orleans, Louisiana MURRAY BYRON SCHATTEN, Atlanta, Georgia CARL LEROY SCHARFFENBERGER, St. Louis, Mo. CHARLES WILLIAM SCHMALZRIED, Dallas DAVID A. SCHUM, South St. Paul, Minnesota D. L. PENNY SCOTT, Honolulu, T. H. PEGGY JANE SCOTT, Crockett BETTY J. SEATON, Dallas GWEN SELECMAN, Amarillo MARIAN ELIZABETH SEWELL, Jacksonville, Horida HOLLY SHARP, Seguin KENNETH EDWIN SHINHAM, Greenfield, Indiana LARRY DUANE SHOWALTER, Dallas MARILYN ANN SHRIVER, Coats, Kansas EILEEN SHWARTS, Dallas Page 456 PEGGY SIMMONS, Midlmid DAVID JOHN SIMPSON, Rochester, New York CLARENCE WALTER SINGLETARY, Waco REBECCA LEE SLOAN, Statford, Kansas ALICE LOU SMITH, Houston ANN SMITH, Houston ANN BAKER SMITH, Santa Fe, New Mexico A VENT FISHER SMITH, Amarillo BOBBY WAYNE SMITH, Dallas DAVID PAYNE SMITH, Dallas FRANCES JUNE SMITH, Los Alamos, New Mexico LA VONNE SMITH, Dallas STANLEY L. SMITH, Dilley THALIA GAYLE SMITH, Harlingen PATRICIA SMITH, Dallas RICHARD WILL SNELLING, Dallas HERBERT SELDEN SOLBERG, Mobile, Alabama LAW SONE, Fort Worth JOHN WILLIAM SORDO, Dallas TRACY SINGLETON SPEAKE, Longview MARLIS RUE SPEAKS, Grand Saline JULIET ANN SPEARS, Houston JAMES LEE SPENCER, Peru, Indiana GEORGE H. SPRINGER, Dallas RONALD DEAN STENZEL, Dallas RODNEY DALE STEPHEN, Eastland MARY LEWIS STERRETT, Houston PAUL STEWART, Monroe City, Indiana MORTON LEE SUSMAN, Dallas THOMAS MILBURN SWEENEY, Gladewater BEVERLY JANE TARTT, Houston RICHARD WAYNE TEXTOR, Coon Rapids, Iowa ittmAmKMi -others enjoy unUchiiuj. Page 457 FRESHMEN ff ' - t Ld ( k i JEANENE THOMPSON, Dallas JEANETTE THOMPSON, Dallas KATRINA THOMPSON, Houston ROSALIE JOAN TITTSWORTH, Dallas JOHN TSANAIS, Dallas SANDRA SUE TUCKER, San Antonio ROBERT JOE TUMLINSON, Dallas MARY JACQUELINE TURNER, Dallas JAMES PARKER UMPLEBY, Dallas HARLEY MASON UPCHURCH, Ann Arbor, Michigan WILLIAM C. VANDENBERG III, Holland, Michigan ELIZABETH MADELYNE VAUGHAN, Dallas MARLENE EDNA VEAZEY, Luhhock SAM A. VICKERS, Dallas GLORY JOAN VILBIG, Dallas JIM VIVIAN, Beaumont ROGER ODELL WADE, Gilmer BRUCE STONE WALDO, Grand Prairie BERT WALLACE, Odessa MARY LOIS WALLACE, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CAROL ANN WALTON, Dallas DENESE WARD, Hillsboro JAMES REED WARREN, McAllen JOYCE ELAINE WASHINGTON, Mosca, Colorado MADELINE MAXINE WATKINS, Luling DAVID JOE WEAVER, Harlingen NANCY JANE WEBB, Dallas LOUIS WEIL, New Orleans, Louisiana MELVIN HAL WEINBERG, Dallas JUANITA FERN WELCH, Lampasas MARGARET ELIZABETH WERRY, Dallas ADELE WERTH, Dallas ROBERT FRANK WERTHEIMER, Dallas JUNE CLAUDIA WEST, Wichita Falls LUCY JIM WESTBROOK, Mt. Vernon JESSAMINE WHITE, Dallas RUTH WHITE, Dallas EUGENE WHITEHURST, Mesquite PHYLLIS JEANNE WHITFORD, Tulsa, Oklahoma JAMES FRANKLIN WHITTEN, Lufkin Page 458 JLIDITll ANN WILEMON, Maypearl BETSY WILLIAMS, Sherman CAROLINE WILLIAMS, Dallas HARRY R. WILLIAMS, Seattle, Washington HENRY WARRY WILLIAMS, Dallas JOE WILLIAMS, Diirant, Oklahoma JUDY HELEN WILLIAMS, Dallas KAY WILLIAMS, Dallas NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS, Dallas JOHN DOTY WILLIAMSON, JR., San Antonio JIM ED WILLMAN, Eastland CARLTON F. WILSON, JR., Dallas MARY WISDOM, Dallas ANITA LOUISE WOFFORD, Dallas ADELLE WOOD, Fort Worth PATRICIA LEE WOODS, Colorado Springs, Colorado BARBARA MARIE WOOTEN, Abilene RICHARD WRAY, JR., Dallas PAUL T. WYCOFF, McAllen FRANKIE JANE YAGER, Cambridge City, Indiana ELIZABETH ROSE YOUNG, Racine, Wisconsin WAYNE REED ZACHARY, Bartlesville, Oklahoma 7be mote ntcllcc tiiil- Page 459 ENGINEERING SENIORS 1 JACK EMERY ANDERSON,JR., Dallas Electrical Enijineering CONZALO FLORES ANEIRA, Sabinas Hgo., Navoleon, Mex. Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Cos- mopolitan Cluh WALTER F. ALBRITTON, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers BERNARD JOHN BAGLEY, Fresno, California Mechanical Engineering WOODROW LEE BARTON, Waco Civil Engineering JOACHIM FRIEDRICH BAUER, Berlin, Germany Civil Engineering; Sigma Chi; American Society of Civil Engineers; Y ; Cosmopolitan Club HARVEY EDMOND BRADSHAW, Dallas Civil Engineering; Sigma Tau, recording secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers; Mustang Men ROBERT PATTON COATS, Dallas Electrical Engineering DORMAN JAMES COMBEST, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Independent Students Associa- tion; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Methodist Student Movement MORTON DEARING, McKinney Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers LEONARD JAMES DONOHOE, Cisco Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau, vice-president; Institute of Radio Engineers, vice-chairman; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, vice-chairman JOHN EDWIN FAHRLANDER, Dallas Mechanical Engineering JESS ROGER FORESTER, Del Rio Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers DAN JOSEPH CALVIN, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Kappa Sigma ROBERT b. GATTIS, Port Arthu r Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau, historian; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engi- neers; Amateur Radio Society THOMAS J. HARDCASTLE, Little Rock, Arkansas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers RICHARD B. HARTY, Port Washington, Long Island, N. Y, Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega; Blue Key; Stu- dent Council; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, treasurer; Student Faculty Joint Committee; Blue Shirts JAMES PATTERSON HODGES, Dallas Mechanical Engineering Page 460 HENRY L. MORNE, JR., Millcdgeville, Georgia Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers WILLIAM JAMES HURREN, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers HOLLAND McCORKLE IRWIN, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers BERNARD VAN JAMES, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Y ; Methodist Student Movement ROBERT LEE JOHNSON, Dallas Civil Engineering; Independent Students Associati on; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers; Arnold Air Society; Pershing Rifle Commander, Member Award; Air Force R.O.T.C; Rifle Team Letterman; cycen fjodr serf ROBERT NEIL KENNEDY, Corpus Christi Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Student Engineers Joint Council LARRY LEBANOFF, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Air Force R.O.T.C. HEE-LIN LIM, Seremban, Federation of Malaya Mechanical Engineering; Independent Students Association; American Society of Mechanical Engineers JACK E. LOCKETT, Garland Management Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers ROBERT HENRY LOWREY, JR., Lubbock Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers BURL W. LUSCOMBE, Anna Civil Engineering; Independent Students Association JAMES T. MAXWELL, Dallas Electrical Engineering JOSE ENRIQUE MELENDEZ, Ahuachapan, El Salvador Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers CHARLES JOHN MEYER, Queens Village, Long Island, N. Y. Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers; Institute of Radio Engineers STALEY WOOD MIMS JR., Crockett Civil Engineering; Delta Chi; American Society of Civil Engineers; Alpha Phi Omega -devoie themselves lo i ioii ) siudy- Page 461 Ea ENGINEERING SENIORS tifl TOM MASON MORRIS, Dallas Mechanical Engineering,- American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers BOBBY GENE NEELD, Comanche, Oklahoma Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers DAVID LESLIE PALMER, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers WILLARD EUGENE PIRTLE, Dallas Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers ROBERT HOWARD RECTOR, Kitchawan, New York Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Student Engineers Joint Council, chairman; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, president ROBERT LEONARD REESE, JR. ' , Kemp Civil Engineering; Sigma Tau MAX H. SCHRADER, Anamosa, Iowa Civil Engineering; Student Council; American Society of Civil En- gineers PAUL A. SCHULZ, Beeville Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers; Institute of Radio Engineers; Mustang Band; Camera Club, president; Amateur Radio Club CARL MICHAEL SCHWALM, Dallas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, treasurer; Institute of Radio Engineers, treas- urer; Amateur Radio Society PHILIP WENDELL SHEW, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers WILLIAM LOWERY SHOCKLEY, Dallas Electrical Engineering; Student Engineers Joint Council; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; SMU Tumbling Team; Amateur Radio Society, president DWAIN DONALD SHORT, Omaha, Nebraska Electrical Engineering; American Society of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers DAVID S. SHRIRO, Dallas Engineering; Sigma Alpha Mu; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers; Mustang Band H. EDWARD SMITH, ' jR., Dallas Management Engineering; Delta Kappa Epsilon; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; Air Force R.O.T.C., Squadron Commander of Honor Squadron HENRY VANDYKE STEWART, Little Rock, Arkansas Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers JAMES BARNABY TAYLOR, JR., Dallas Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers; Air Force R.O.T.C. RICHARD PUTNEY TAYLOR, Dallas Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Society of Automotive Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers ROBERT EUGENE THRONE, Fort Worth Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers Page 462 ARNE GUTRN TISTHAMMER, Lincoln, Nebraska Civil Enijinecrini;; AmL ' ricaii Society of Civil Engineers, vice-chair- man, secretary and treasurer; Student Engineers Joint Council ILMARS VILCINS, Latvia Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers WILLIAM ALFRED WADKINS, JR., Dallas Electrical Engineerinu JAMES KEPLINGER WILLIS, Graham Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; Delta Chi; American Soci- ety of Mechanical Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers SAMUELL THOMAS WORTHINGTON, JR., Dallas Civil Engineering; Sigma Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; Student Engi- neers Joint Council; American Society of Civil Engineers, president; St. Mary ' s Catholic Club, president, vice-president, treasurer; University Scholar EDMUND ZANDER, Linden, New Jersey Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; American Institute of Electrical Engineers, sectetary — or sohinit the problems of ll. ' e world. Page 463 ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATES JKtL. p p p Q VIA- M M ' m ui. A aI ROBERT EUGENE AMMANN, Silver Sprino. Md.; Sophomore CHARLES TIREE ASHFORD III, Dallas; Junior WALTON DANIEL BAILEY, Dallas, Sophomore H. W. CHARLES BAKER, Dallas; Sophomore TRAVIS ROGER BARBER, Dallas; Sophomore THOMAS LYLE BARROW, Waco; Sophomore JERRY GARLAND BARTOS, Dallas; Junior LESLIE RAYMOND BEDDOES, JR., Dallas; Junior ALFRED MORRIS BENJAMIN, Dallas; Junior EDWARD MONROE BENTLEY, Amarillo; Junior THOMAS ALFRED BENKE, Phoenix, Arizona; Freshman BERT DLIRELL BENTON, JR., Atlanta, Ga.; Junior PRLllTT JACKIE BERNA, Dallas; Freshman CHARLES SPENCER BOHANNON, Dallas; Sophomore BRUCE WHITAKER BOSS, Dallas; Sophomore WILLIAM A. BRAY, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Freshman LLOYD CARLETON BRANDT, Dallas; Sophomore FRANCIS M. BRINKMEYER, Independence, Kansas; Freshman JOHN MacLEAN BROOKS, Gilmer; Junior PHILIP JA.MES BROUGHTON, Garland; Freshman WALLACE F. BUBRIDGE, Dallas; Freshman JACK GILBERT BURGEN, Dallas; Sophomore KENNETH W. CANFIELD, Memphis, Tenn.; Freshman IRWIN DIXON CARROLL, Shreveport, La.; Fresh. PAUL E. CARROLL, Dallas; Sophomore JUAN CHACIN, Caracus, Venezuela; Sophomore TUCK-KHIN CHONG, Seremban, N. S., Malaya; Soph. LEON MONROE COLE, Dallas; Junior JERRY LEE COWAN, Dallas; Sophomore WILLIAM LUSK CRAWFORD, JR., Dallas; Junior HAROLD DANCHIK, Cleveland, Ohio; Junior OSCAR DANE III, Houston; Junior ROGER EDWARD DAVIDSON, Los Angeles, California; Junior IRIAN BANKS DAVIS, Greenville; Sophomore JOHN EDWARD DAVIS, Wilmette, Illinois; Freshman SAMUEL JEFFERSON DAVIS II, Dallas; Junior ROBERT HEATH DENNARD, Irvin ; Junior RAYMOND E. DERR, Dallas; Pre-Junior ELBERT WILLIAM DARROW, Shreveport, La.; Freshman JOHN DOMATTI, Port Arthur; Junior Page 464 JOHN GLENN DONAHO, Corpus Christ! ; Junior JAMES LEE DONALD, Dallas; Junior WILLIAM FRANKLIN DONNELL, Dallas; Junior R. GIL DOWNING, Chicago, Illinois; Freshman GARY THOMAS DRLIMM, Richardson; Sophomore LAWRENCE FRANCIS DUNDON, Rock Falls, Illinois; Junior PIERRE S. DUVAL, JR., Dallas; Sophomore THOMAS S. EDWARDS, Fort Worth; Pre- Junior ARTHUR JUSTIN EWERS, Columbus, Ohio; Freshman THEODORE R. FATSCHER, Valley Stream, N. Y.; Sophomore ROBERT C. FULTON, Dallas; Freshman RAYMOND L. GALLAHUE, JR., Louisville, Ky.; Jr. JAMES HARRINGTON GARD NER, Ennis; Sophomore GARY GLENN GASTON, Dallas; Freshman HERBERT LAWRANCE GAYNOR, Dallas; Freshman JOHN RUSSELL GILCHRIST, El Dorado, Ark.; Jr. RAMON EARL GOFORTH, Lancaster; Junior DONALD P. GREGORY, Fort Worth; Junior JACK W. GRIMES, Weatherford; Pre- Junior RONALD LUTHER GRIMES, Dallas; Pre-Jimior EDWARD ALLEN GRUBE, JR., Dallas; Junior RODNEY RIGGS GUIDRY, Leesville, Louisiana; Junior CHARLES JOHN HAGEN, Dallas; Freshman JIMMIE DICK W. HAMMONS, Hope, Ark.; Pre- Jr. YVONNE JEAN HAMPY, Houston; Freshman DONALD CHARLES HARDIN, Dallas; Sophomore JAY HUNTER HERDLING, Chatham, N. J.; Freshman FRANCIS J. HEUSER, Chicago, Illinois; Junior HARRY L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Dallas; Sophomore ROBERT GENE HIGGINBOTHAM, Sherman; Junior ARTHUR ALLAN HIGGINS, Amarillo; Jimior CHARLIE BOB HILL, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Freshman ' ( ii ' ii.s (I citeat party- Page 465 ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATES JOHN WILLIAM HINKLE, Tcnipk-; Junior HENRY WARREN HINSCH, Dallas; Freshman DUANE C. HOLFORD, Garland; Junior WILLIAM H. HUDSPETH, Weatherford; Junior DON C. JACOBSEN, Dallas; Freshman JOE WELDON JAMES, Richardson; Freshman WILLIAM RAYMOND JANOWSKI, Dallas; Freshman BILL E. JESSUP, Dallas; Sophomore GEORGE DEVEREAUX JOHNSON, Dallas; Junior WILLIAM KEITH KATHAN, Dallas; Freshman WILLIAM LEWIS KENTON, Dallas; Freshman ROY DAVID KIMBRIEL, Dallas; Junior JOHN COOPER KIMBROUGH, Memphis, Tennessee; Freshman MARSHALL KINDRED, Dallas; Freshman GERALD WAYNE KNIGHT, Dallas; Freshman ROBERT LOUIS KRAEMER, Rochester, N. Y.; Fr. KEN M. KRATSCH, Park Ridge, Illinois; Freshman HARRY L. KREWSON, Grand Saline; Pre-Junior LAD JOSEPH KUBENA, JR., Houston; Freshman MELVIN EARL KURTH, Houston; Junior RODNEY CURTIS LANGSTON, Dallas; Sophomore HARLAN LEE, Brawley, California; Freshman ARTHUR SAMUEL LEVINE, Dallas; Freshman CLARENCE LITCHFIELD, Wynnewood, Okla.; Fr. FRED T. LITTLE, Dallas; Junior MAYNARD H. LOBELL, JR., Huntington Beach, Calif.; Junior OWEN DOUGLAS LONG, Kaufman; Sophomore DONALD W. LORENZ, Grand Prairie; Junior JOHN ROBERT LOUCKS, Dallas; Freshman C. EVANS LYSTER, Greeley, Colorado; Sophomore CHARLIE MALONE, Dallas; Freshman CHARLES LINDON MAIDENS, Dallas; Junior RAYMOND JOSEPH MAREK, Dallas; Sophomore NEIL FRANCIS MARSHALL, Dallas; Junior ERNEST Mcknight martin, jr., Dallas; Junior JACK ADAMS MATTHEWS, Corsicana; Pre-Junior ROBERT NEIL MAXWELL, Dallas; Freshman ELMON REEVES McBROOME, Dallas; Freshman JAMES ROBERT McCALLY, Dallas; Freshman JAMES N. McCAMMON, JR., Dallas; Freshman Page 466 ROBERT WILSON McLENDON, D:illas; I ' lcshman JOHN JOSEPH MEARS, Detroit, Michijjaii; Sophomore STERLING HALL MIDDINGS, Dallas; Freshman BILL J. MILLER, Dallas; Freshman VANCE CHARLES MILLER, Dallas; Sophomore JACK WAYNE MORRIS, Dallas; Sophomore WILLIAM JOHN MURPHY, JR., Ann Arbor, Mich.; Fr. MARVIN EDWARD MYERS, New York, N. Y.; Fr. WERNER RICHARD NITSCHKE, New Hyde Park, N. Y.; Fr. ALVIN GUY NORWOOD, JR., Dallas; Junior CHARLES HENRY NUSS, Mineola; Sophomore BILL F. O ' BRYANT, Centralia, Illinois; Junior DANIEL DuSHANE OTSTOTT III, Dallas; Freshman JERRY PAUL OWENS, Dallas; Sophomore ROBERT CHARLES PACE, Dallas; Freshman CHARLES ROBERT PALMER, Dallas; Freshman RAYMOND R. PALMER, Dallas; Sophomore DANIEL PAUL PARKER, Mahopac, New York; Sophomore DAN C. PAXTON, Dallas; Junior JOE ALVIN PEARCE, Richardson; Freshman ROBERT OLIVER PERRY, Dallas; Freshman KEITH CHANNING POSEY, Dallas; Freshman DONALD RAY RANEY, Mt. Vernon; Sophomore JOE ALONOZO RAMIREZ, JR., Dallas; Freshman DAVID J. REYNOLDS, Dallas; Sophomore CHARLES FOSTER RHODES, JR., Dallas; Freshman JAMES DANIEL ROEBUCK, Fort Smith, Ark.; Freshman GEORGE H. RUMBAUGH, JR., Shreveport, La.; Fr. JAMES F. RUSSELL, Hope, Arkansas; Freshman MARTINEZ SECUNDINO SALIS, Monterrey, Me.xico; Fr. ROBERT ALLEN SANFORD, Dallas; Junior RAYMOND SANTILLAN, JR., Dallas; Freshman -(;iit il wouldn ' t he S lll without the cwjcw. Page 467 IINDERGRADIIAIES 1 f3 f il GENE P. SCHELL, Dallas; Junior HOMER CARL SCHMIDT, Oakwood; Junior THOMAS HENRY SELTZER, JR., Dallas; Junior WILLIAM BRYANT SEWALL, Dallas; Sophomore DAVID CHAMBERLIN SHOUDY, Santa Barbara, Calif.; Soph. JAMES LEO SHULER, Caddo Mills; Junior CLARK SMITH, Whittier, California; Freshman GENE ARTHUR SMITH, Dilley; Sophomore LLOYD OWEN SNODDY, Dallas; Junior DAVID H. STANLEY, JR., Dallas; Freshman RONALD RAY STEPHENSON, Dallas; Freshman JACK H. STEWART, Aurora, Illinois; Freshman WILLIAM LESTER STONE, Dallas; Freshman ERIK GRINDE THOMPSON, Dallas; Freshman MILTON NAY THOMPSON, San Antonio; Junior JACK EARL THOMAS, Jackson, Tennessee; Junior JAMES EDMOND THRASH, Hot Springs, Arkansas; Sophomore OWEN THOMAS TOLSON, JR., Dallas; Sophomore JOHN DAVID TRESP, Dallas; Freshman THOMAS WAGGONER, Wichita Falls; Freshman KENNETH EDWARD WAGNER, Lufkin; Junior NORMAN OLIVER WALKER, Dallas; Junior ROBERT RAYMOND WALLACE, Dallas; Junior HARRY PARKER WARD, JR., Dallas; Junior JOHN THOMAS WATSON, Clovis, New Mexico; Junior DAVID WILLIAM WEBB, Fort Worth; Freshman DICK AVERY WEBSTER, Dallas; Junior JOHN WILLIAM WENGER, Dallas; Junior KENNETH ARLEN WHEELER, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Sophomore IRA ORVILLE WHITTENBERG, JR., Dallas; Junior NORMAN BRUCE WILEY, Houston; Freshman JOHN F. WILLIAMS, Dallas; Freshman RICHARD WINK, Dallas; Sophomore ROBERT IRWIN WOLF, Boston, Massachusetts; Freshman JULIUS WOLKOW, White Russia; Jimior G. KENNETH WOOD, Dallas; Junior DAVID MARTIN WOOLLEY, Corsicana; Freshman WILLIAM E. WOZENCRAFT, JR., Big Spring; Freshman ARCHIE LYNN YOUNG, Dallas; Junior JAMES FOREST YOUNG, JR., Dyersburg, Tenn.; Fr. Page 468 GRADUATES JIM ADAIR, Dallas Mathematics; Siijma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega RAY BARNETT, Waco Personnel Administration; Phi Gamma Delta NORMAN BENNETT, Gainesville Education; Alpha Phi Omega; Rally Committee, treas- urer; Westminster Fellowship, treasurer; Y, secretary; Arden Club HAZEL BRAMEL, San Angelo Music Education MELVIN C. BRANS, Dallas Economics; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Psi Chi; Economics Club JOANNA BREEDLOVE, Montgomery, Alabama French HUBERT L. BURGESS, JR., Dallas Management; Delta Sigma Pi; Kappa Kappa Psi GUY GARRETT CAMPBELL, Richland Psychology CAROLYN CEIRCO, Houston Education; Gamma Phi Beta GINGER CHESNICK, Dallas Sociology; Hillel; Mustang Recreation Association; Arden Club H. MAX COGGINS, Aurora, Nebraska Voice FREDERICK T. CORBIN, Raleigh, North Carolina Botany JOE CRAVENS DENTON, Bonham Management; Kappa Sigma DON DORWARD, Dallas Economics; Delta Sigma Pi ROBERT EDWARD FAVRE, Wichita Falls Sociology; Delta Sigma Pi THOMAS RICHARD FRAZIER, Dallas History CARL LOUIS GAINES, JR., Dallas Personnel Administration GORDON EUGENE HAMILTON, Norfolk, Nebraska Psychology Page 469 GRADUATES i :i JLIANITA FERN HART, Amarillo Philosophy MARY IDA HOFHEINZ, Dallas Education; Chi Omeaa WILLARD EUGENE HOHNSTEIN, Ciltner, Nebraska Economics; Delta Sigma Chi; Pi Mu Epsilon JERITA DORIS INGLE, Dallas English; Phi Beta Kappa B. PAUL JONES, Dallas Economics GENE RICHARD KAUTH, Normal, Illinois Psychology ALEXANDER KOSCIELSKI, Adkins JOE ALTON LANDRETH, Abilene Voice; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Chapel Qioir , assistant direc- tor; Choral Llnion; University Choir WILLIAM HEAVIN LAWSON, Port Arthur Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha, president, secretary; Cycen Fjodr; Blue Key; Student Council, vice-president; American Society of Civil Engineers; Rally Committee JOHN LYNN LUBKER, Quincy, Illinois Psychology; Psi Chi BERT E. LYLE, Tupelo, Mississippi Education DANIEL GEROW McCOOK, Natchitoches, Louisiana General Business; Christian Science Organization; Choral Llnion; University Choir; Council on World Affairs ANN Mcdonald, Dallas Piano; Sigma Kappa; Beta Kappa Gamma; Arden Workshop; Mu- sic Festival; Pigskin Review; Promenaders CHARLES L. McLINE, Fort Worth Speech and Theatre LAUREL LORAIN MILLER, Dallas Personnel Administration; Delta Qii; Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Shirts; Student Union, dance committee; Westminster Student Fellowship; Racquet Club JOE COLEMAN MURPHEY, Dallas Comparative Literature; Beta Kappa Gamma WOODROW WILSON MURPHY, Dallas Accounting VICTOR ODDO, Dallas Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi KELLY ' h. OLIVER, JR., DeQueen, Arkansas Biology Page 470 VIRGIL OLSON, Edoeley, North Dakota Sociology; Alpha Kappa Delta; Arden Ckib MARION WESLEY ORRICK, Dallas Enolish DALE OWEN OVERMYER, Jackson, Mississippi Geology; Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT F. PARADINE, Dallas Management GEORGE W. POOL III, Dallas Philosophy; University Choir LOUIS READ, Dallas Biology; Biological Society EDWARD REED, Dallas Statistics; Phi Delta Theta EVANGELINA RODRIGUEZ, Laredo Biology COLONEL SID RUCKER, JR., Little Rock, Arkansas Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta, treasurer; Beta Alpha Psi, president; Students ' Association, treasurer; Arkansas Club, president TURGUT SAGIROGLU, Istanbul, Turkey Economics; Cosmopolitan Club; SMU Council on World Affairs WILLY SCHUMANN, Brunsbuettelkoog, Germany History JAMES NASH TACGART, Dallas Geology; Sigma Tau JOHN LOGAN TANNER, Dallas Civil Engineering; Kappa Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers WILLIAM GEORGE TUDOR, Plainview Accounting MARY ' IVOR WAITS, San Antonio Speech and Theatre TRACY STUART WARREN, Dallas Geology JOHN REX WAYLAND, Dallas Geology RUTH ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON, Dallas Psychology JAMES MARR WILSON, Dallas Advertising; Delta Sigma Phi VERNARD WINN, Bridgeport Geology; Society of Student Geologists, president EDWARD ALBERT WOLFF, Dallas Accounting; Independent Students Association; Beta Alpha Psi, treasur ;r Page 471 LAW JANE MARGARET AKIN, La Feria Law; Sigma Delta Pi TED MARTIN AKIN, La Feria Law; Sigma Alpha Epsilon LUIS GLIILLERMO ARCAY, Caracas, Venezuela Law DAVID ASTON, Farmersville Law; Delta Theta Phi BYRON ROBERT BAKER, Danville, Illinois Law JULIO BARBOZA, Santa Fe, Argentina Law; Secretary of the Argentine Institute of Legal Philos- ophy HAL MARION BATEMAN, Dallas Law JOHN CRAMER BIGGERS, Dallas Law; Delta Chi; Alpha Phi Omega PHILIP RANDLE BISHOP, Malakoff Law; Kappa Sigma; Methodist Student Movement; Y COOPER BLANKENSHIP, Texarkana Law; Phi Alpha Delta JAMES V. BLISS, Dallas Law; Sigma Chi; Phi Alpha Delta; Beta Alpha Psi; Varsity Baseball JOHN INMAN BLUE, Dallas Law; Delta Kappa Epsilon JAMES HERBERT BOND, Dallas Law WILLIAM THOMAS BOWDEN, X ' eatherford Law; Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Air Force R.O.T.C. S. B. BRADLEY, Scotland Neck, North Carolina Law; Phi Alpha Delta CLARENCE P. BRAZILL, JR., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Law; Pi Kappa Alpha; Barristers; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Alpha Delta; Legal Aid Clinic, Chief Counsel BILL E BRICE, Dallas Law; Independent Students Association, president; Tau Kappa Alpha, president; Southwest Conference Debate Champion; Southwestern Law ' ]ownal, Editorial Board; Winner of SMLl Moot Court Competition; SMU Delegate to San Francisco Convention of American Law Student Association; Debate Club; Winner first-year Law award ELVIS L. BROWN, Dallas Law; Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta Page 472 JOE B. BROWN, JR., Dallas Law; Delta Si ma Phi; Mustany Band CHARLES BLIRGMAN, Salinas, California Law; Blue Key; Cycen Fjodr; Barristers; Student Bar Associ- ation, president; Phi Alpha Delta; Soulbtrestein Law Joiiiiiii , Editor-in-Chief V. DAN BURNEY, Fort Worth Law; Student Bar Association, Executive Council; Phi Alpha Delta TOM MARSHALL CAIN, Dallas Law; Sigma Chi; Phi Alpha Delta; Pre-Law Society; Methodist Student Movement PETER JOSEPH CANIZARO, JR., Dallas Law; Phi Alpha Delta WILLIS CARPENTER, Dallas Law THOMAS JEFFERSON CARTER, JR., Dallas Law; Phi Delta Theta ROBERT RONALD CLEMENTS, Dallas Law; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma ARTISTE BUFORD CLIFTON, Levelland Law JACK STUART COLE, Kingsville Law; Barristers; Student Court; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Alpha Delta; Pi Kappa Delta CORWIN CARLISLE CONNELL, Donna Law; Delta Theta Phi; The Advocates FRITZ LANHAM CONNOR, Dallas Lav ' FRANK W. CONRAD, Dallas Law ALEXANDRE CORREA, Sao Paulo, Brazil Law ROBERT JOSEPH COWAN, Fort Worth Law; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta; Southwestem Law Jouiiial; The Advocates ROBERT COLEMAN COX, Dallas Law; Sigma Chi; SMU Sales Association, secretary and treasurer; Y ; Air Force R.O.T.C, Captain JAMES ARTHUR CRIBBS, Arlington Law JULIO CESAR CUETO-RUA, Ciudad Eva Peron, Argentina Law; Doctor in Jurisprudence (Argentina) 1,1 , i.Ov O V O 1: Page 473 Esa LAW ROBERT STANHOPE CUTHERELL, Sacramento, California Lau; Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Phi dan ' WEAVER DAVIS, McKinney Law, Student Bar Association; Free Lesjal Aid Clinic AJADIL DE LEMOS, Porto Aleore, ' ' Brazil Law KENNETH CARL DIPPEL, Hillsboro Law; Pi Kappa Alpha DON DANIEL DOTY, Dallas Law; Phi Alpha Delta DOUGLAS SHARPLEY DRURY, Dallas Law DkWITT O. DLINAWAY, Dallas Law CLIFTON BEN EASLEY, Dallas Business and Law CLARENCE JACK EDEN, North Little Rock, Arkansas Law; Phi Alpha Delta GEORGE MARION ELLIOTT, Amarillo Law; Delta Chi BEN FRANK ELLIS, Lancaster Law ARMINE C. ERNST, Seguin Law; Student Bar Association, Executive Council; Souib- nicslcni Lcup loiirudl, Editorial Staff; Kappa Beta Pi THOMAS LATTA FIEDLER, Roscoe, Pennsylvania Law; Delta Up silon; Pi Sigma Alpha JORGE FLORES MEZA, Mexico City, Mexico Lav ; Law Institute of America ROBERT B. FORD, Houston Law; Delta Chi JUDSON CHARLES FRANCIS, JR., Dallas Law GERALD K. FLIGIT, Odessa Law THOMAS WAYNE GAMBLIN, Dallas Law Page 474 RALPH .1. GARDNER, JR., Irvino Law JOHN EDWARD GAY, McKinney Law; Phi Delta Tlieta HUBERT GENTRY, JR., Shallouater Law JOHN DIXON GRIGGS, Dallas Law,- Barristers; Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta, marshal ROBERT D. GRISHAM, Abilene Law; Pi Kappa Alpha; Delta Tlieta Phi HERMANN F. W. GRLINDMANN, Wiippertal-Barmen, Germany Law ROBERT ALLEN GWINN, Dallas Law; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Alpha Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi CHARLES WASHINGTON HALL, Dallas Law; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Blue Ke ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha Delta MAC STUART HALL, Carrollton Law; Kappa Alpha JOHN M. HAMILTON, Dallas Law; Lambda Chi Alpha HARMON SIDNEY HARDY, JR., Afton, Oklahoma Law; Sigma Pi Sigma HARLAN HARPER, JR., San Antonio Law; Pi Kappa Alpha; Baptist Student Linion JESS THOMAS HAY, Orange Law; Independent Students Association, president, vice-president, treasurer; Varsity Debate; Chapel Cabinet; Campus Chest JAMES J. HEINEMANN, Fort Worth Law PORTER ADELBERT HEMENWAY, Dallas Economics and Law; Alpha Tau Omega, president; Stu- Bar Association; Interfraternity Council; Varsity Track; M Association; Freshman Class, vice-president; Can- terbury Association; Economics Club; Debutramp; cycen fjodr serf RUFUS TAYLOR HIGGINBOTHAM, JR., Dallas Law; Siyma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT EUGENE HILTON, Dayton, Ohio Law EDWIN P. HORNER, Waco Law Fagc 475 LAW WILLIAM LEETE HUTCHISON, Dallas Law; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT HERSCHEL HYDE, Dallas Business and Law; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma KALWEY H. JOHNSON, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Law SPENCER KIRBY JOHNSTON, La Grange, Illinois Business Administration and Law; Delta Chi JOE M. JOINER, Sherman Law JORGE JARRIN MERCADO, Lima, Peru Law JAMES A. KNOX, Elkhart Law; Kappa Alpha; Students Association; Student Bar Association; £iin ' Rei ' it ' u ' , Phi Alpha Delta; Student Union Committee Chair- man; The Advocates CLAYTON SHERWOOD KRAMER, Wichita Falls Law; Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta; Gamma Delta, state president BILL FRANK KRYZDA, Chicago, Illinois Law FRANK S. LaBARBA, JR., Dallas Law; Kappa Sigma FERNANDO LOERA, Mexico City, Mexico Law ERNEST EUGENE MARLATT, Dallas Law; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Southwest- ern Law Jownal HECTOR MARTINEZ-BERNALES, Lima, Peru Law CARL FRANKLIN McCLELLAN, Dallas Law; Phi Alpha Delta; Legal Aid Clinic ALEX McGLINCHEY, Aledo Law MICHAEL JOSEPH McNlCHOLAS, Dallas Law; Barristers; Student Court, Chief Justice; Student Bar Associ- ation; Delta Theta Phi; £aii ' Review PERRY R. 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YOUNGBLOOD, Meadville, Mississippi Theology MILFORD RANDOLPH ZIRKEL, San Antonio TTieology Page 497 SPECIALS SALLY CECIL BURTON, Houston KITTY CARR, Richmond, Kentucky FRANK W. CONRAD, Dallas MARJORIE PEARL COOK, Bay City CHARLES AUSTIN CROW, JR., Dallas MARTHA ANNE DAVIS, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PEGGY LORRAINE DAVIS, Dallas PATTY ANNE DUNCAN, Cleveland JESSIE D. ELGIN, Dallas DAN GERARD WILLIS, Penyton JOVANA EVANS, Dallas FRAN KNIGHT FIELDS, Wichita Falls JOHN RUSSELL FREEMAN, DeLeon CLARENCE HOWARD HOUSAND, Summerville, S. C. LEORA LYNN KAVENY, Albuquerque, New Mexico EMMETT DiiWITT KILLEBREW, JR., Dallas JAN KNEBEL, Victoria ROSE JULIE LUSTIG, Dallas MARY Q. MARSHALL, Uvalde MRS. GLEN J. McCRARY, Madisonville, Tennessee HONEY NAYLOR, Ruston, Louisiana LAURA YVONNE NIMMONS, Dallas ROBERT LESLIE PARLEIR, Conover, North Carolina IRENE CARNEAL PENRY, Dallas SHIRLEY JOAN PERRY, Dallas BROOKS ROBINSON, Houston MARY BELLE SANDERS, Shreveport, Louisiana LUIS DEL RIO DE SANTOYO, Dallas EDWARD JOHN SHAW, Dallas THOMAS McKINLEY SHELTON, Winnsboro CHARLES EDWIN SYDNEY, Dallas PETER JOHANN TRAWNIK, Grafelfing, Germany JUNE MAURINE UECKER, Dallas ROBERT REGINALD WADDELL, Dallas THOMAS H. WEAVER, DeLeon Page 498 Index To Advertisers Ad.iiiis Scrvici. ' Station 51)9 Ashhurn Ice Cicnm 504 Ben E. Keith Co 511 Book Nook Gift Shop 508 Citlluni S; Boren 50h Dallas Pow er Light Co 501 Dallas Railway Terminal Co 527 Economy Advertising Company 532 Flippen-Prather Stores, Inc 523 Henger Construction Co 514 Hillcrest Cleaners 516 Hillcrest State Bank 507 Humble Oil is Refining Co 515 Jesse H. Jones Interests 517 John Sexton Co 512 Kingskraft Covers 516 Laughead Photographers 524 Macatee, Inc 510 Metzger ' s Milk 518 Oak Farm Dairies 510 Oriental Laundry and Cleaners 521 Pemer ' s 504 Pig Stands 510 Practical Drawing Company 526 Rush Co 506 7-LIp Bottling Co 508 Skillern ' s 502 SMLI Book Store 504 Southwestern Engraving Co 529 Texas Power Light Co 505 Thomas Optical Co 506 R. L. Thornton and Milton Brown 502 S. H. Troth Co 508 LIniversity Barber Shop 516 LIniversity Drug 521 Varsity Cleaners 508 V A Humble Service 523 Whittle Music Co 503 Or Alpha Delta Pi 268, 269 Alpha Delta Sigma 225 Alpha Lambda Delta 1 96 Alpha Kappa Delta 207 Alpha Kappa Psi 212 Alpha Phi Omega 68 Alumni Association 40 AIEE-IRE 213 American Society of Civil En.. .214 American Society of Mech. En.. 21 5 Baptist Student Union 60 Barristers 188 Beta Alpha Psi 216 Beta Kappa Gamma 1 98 Biological Society 94 Blue Key 191 Blue Shirts 69 Board of Trustees 16 Campus 82, 83 Campus League of Women Voters 76 Canterbury Association 61 Chemical Society 207 Chi Omega 270,271 COGS 71 Cycen Fjodr 1 89 Debate Club 94 Delta Chi 240,241 Delta Delta Delta 272, 273 Delta Gamma 274, 275 Delta Kappa Epsilon 238, 239 Delta Phi Alpha .199 Delta Psi Kappa 210 Delta Sigma Phi 242, 243 Delta Sigma Pi 217 Delta Theta Phi 218 Dolphin Club 79 English Club 72 ganization Index Free Legal Aid Clinic 3 Gamma Alpha Chi 225 Gamma Phi Beta 278, 279 Geographic Society 226 Hillel Counselorship 62 Independent Students Ass ' n 262 Interfraternity Council 228 Iota Epsilon 200 Kappa Alpha 244, 245 Kappa Alpha Theta 280, 281 Kappa Kappa Gamma. ... 282, 283 Kappa Kappa Psi 209 Kappa Sigma 246, 247 Kirkos 1 92 KSMU 92,93 Lambda Chi Alpha 248, 249 Methodist Student Movement. . . .63 Mortar Board 190 Mu Phi Epsilon 219 Mustang Band 90,91 Mustang Christian Fellowship. . .64 Mustang Recreation Association. .78 Panhellenic Association 229 Pershing Rifles 220 Phi Alpha Delta 221 Phi Alpha Theta 208 Phi Beta Kappa 186 Phi Chi Tlieta 222 Phi Delta Theta 250, 251 Phi Eta Sigma 1 97 Phi Gamma Delta 252, 253 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 226 Phi Sigma Sigma 290 Pi Beta Phi 284, 285 Pi Delta Phi 208 Pi Kappa Alpha 254,255 Pi Lambda Tlieta 201 Promenaders 79 Rally Committee 75 Racquet Club 80 ROTUNDA 84,85 Saint Mary ' s Catholic Club.... 65 SCOPE 78 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 256, 257 Sigma Alpha Mu 258, 259 Sigma Chi 260,261 Sigma Delta Pi 203 Sigma Iota Epsilon 204 Sigma Kappa 286, 287 Sigma Mu Xi 223 Sigma Tau 187 SMLI Council On World Affairs 74 Society for the Advancement of Management 224 . oii(fm ' e.s(t ' ni £itn ' Journal 86 Students ' Association 46, 47 Student Bar Association 49 Student Council on Religious Activities 58 Student Court 52 Student Engineers Joint Council 48 Student Publishing Company. . . .53 Student Union Directorate 55 Student LInioii Governing Board 54 Tau Beta Sigma 209 Team Sports Club 80 Theology Association 50 Theta Sigma Phi 210 LIniversity Choir 95 Westminster Student Fellowship. 86 Who ' s Who 193, 194, 195 YMCA-YWCA 59 Zeta Phi Eta 205 Zeta Tau Alpha 288,289 Page 499 Index Aaron, Kathryn 370 Aron, Randel ' Wilson 406 Abcll, Bette Carole 289, 424 Abernathy, William Charles 251,299, 362,424 Abraham, Alexander Edward 370 Acheson, Ale x 253, 444 Acker, Betty Jane 59,71,75,283,423,424 Acklen, Jean Beth 269, 289, 444 Ackley, Nancy Jean 424 Acton, J. Howard 480 Adair, Jim 469 Adams, Donald Richard 480 Adams, Jack Henry 241 Adams, Jack Henry, Jr 299, 444 Adams, James K 301 Aday, Beverly Jean 444 Addington, Don Albert 251, 302, 350, 370 Addington, Floyd Wesley 251,299, 350,424 Adkins, Nita Clare 424 Adrian, Abie Jack 480 Agce, Mary Frances 283, 424 Aimer, Janet Marian 60, 71, 289, 444 Akin, Jane Margaret 51, 472 Akin, Ted Martin 257,472 Aksu, Tale 72,76 Albrecht, Kenyon 406 Albright, Howard Aubrey 91,295,444 Albritton, Walter F 214,460 Alcorn, Harold 359 Alexander, Don ... 1 89, 25 1 , 298, 362, 444 Alexander, Nelson Carl 251,298,337,340,424 Alexander, Robert Sherwin. .226,237, .370 Alexander, Virginia Ruth 271, 370 Alford, Ella Langdon 283,406 Allday, Betsy 285, 406 Allen, Allison McKean 61, 71, 80, 283, 444 Allen, Ann 222, 273, 424 Allen, Annette 78, 285, 366, 424 Allen, Barbara Anne 406 Allen, Charles Howard 95, 406 Allen, Charles Robert 257, 370 Allen, Judith Adena 61,273,444 Allen, Lou 229, 273, 370 Allen, Marjorie Nell 71, 75, 269, 406 Allen, Ottie Jane 370 Allen, Sam Lawson 243,406 Allen, William Arden 480 Allison, James N., Jr 53,75, 100,228,260,261,297, 370 Allison, Margaret Ann. .72, 186, 198, 370 Allman, Pierce . . 59, 74, 245, 303, 405, 406 Alloway, Henry Orville, Jr 480 Almand, Thomas William 298, 424 Alternian, Leah Golda 62, 370 Ambrose, Stephanie Griffin 424 Amerman, Sgt. L. B 296 Amerine, Dclwyn Roger 68, 302, 444 Ammann, Robert Eugene. . . .228,253,464 Amonctt, Eldon Ray 301,444 Amsler, Rikki Elizabeth 275 444 Amyett, Betty Lorraine 210, 277, 370 Anastopulos, Frances 406 Anastopulos, John P 207,424 Ancira, Gonzalo 214 Anders, Roy Maxel 406 Anderson, Augustus Emil 257, 370 Anderson, Carl Robert, .228,236,237, 370 Anderson, Charles H 302, 364 Anderson, Clay F 212 Anderson, Earle Karl 257, 297, 370 Anderson, Harriet Elgin 406 Anderson, Jack Emery, Jt 213,460 Anderson, John Gordon 247,424 Anderson, Mary Ann M tic Id 370 Aneria, Gonzalo Flores 460 Angell, George R , ,(,s Angclo, Carlos . , .2 ' )5 Page 500 Angona, Joanne Barbara. 55, 192, 262, 370 Angona, Phvne Mae 65, 262, 406 Anne, Marian Frances. .196,201,275,406 Apeland, Donald Casper 251,300,362,424 Appelbaum, Lawrence William. .362,406 Arcay, Luis Guillermo 472 Archer. William Clarence 370 Archibald, John C 257,311,314,406 Ardinger, Anita Allane 271,406 Argubright, J. L 301 Armitage, Jane 78, 80, 210, 269, 365, 366, 424 Armstrong, Mary 279, 424 Armstrong, W. L., Jr 480 Arnccke, Burleigh 2 ' )8, 357 Arnett, Henry Gene 444 Arney, Dorothy Jean 285, 444 Arnold, Ray 444 Arnold, Tracy Raymond 247, 480 Aronson, Donald Jerry 258, 406 Arthur, Thomas Richard 75, 206, 254, 299, 406 Artis, William Wayne 480 Asel, Elma Adele 273, 371 Ashby, Richard Harlan 424 Ashford, Charles Tiree III 464 Ashford, Marion Tynes 406 Ashmore, Joseph Ellis, Jr 249,406 Askew, Annette Katinka 271,424 Aston, David 218,472 Atkerson, Ann Capstick 406 Atkins, Sidney Ann 198, 371 Atkinson, Emily Louise 273,406 Atkinson, Jefferson T., Jr 216, 371 Atkinson, Jerry Vestal 95,220,241, 303,424 Attebcrry, Martha Fern 72, 208, 406 Atwell, William Webster 253, 424 Austin, Elaine Clair 406 Austin, Gene Robert 371 Autry, Dorothy 61 Avery, Louanne 277, 444 Aycock, Carl Newman 24 1 , 424 Aziz, Nadira 76, 371 B Baber, James E 349, 298, 424 Badt, Barbara 75, 76, 205, 285, 406 Baer, Carolyn Ruth 406 Baer, Henry 186, 198, 208 Bagley, Bernard John 215,460 Bailey, Danny J 303, 424 Bailey, Freda 269, 366, 406 Bailey, Robert Milton, Jr 235,406 Bailey, Walton Daniel 220,464 Bain, Mary Louise 285, 424 Baird, Barbara 275,424 Baird, John Bingham 245, 424 Baird, Joseph Arthur 206, 253, 371 Baird, Nancy Elizabeth 285, 371 Baird, Robert Keith 480 Baker, Arthur .52, 253, 480 Baker, Avonell V t)l,406 Baker, Barbara Elizabeth 1 96, 2 1 9, 424 Baker, Byron Robert 472 Baker, Dr. George 58 Baker, Horace Anson, Jr. 75, 249, 300, 424 Baker, H. W. Charles 91,295,464 Baker, James Anthony 216, 251, 371 Baker, Mina Sanders 95, 281, .371 Baker, Shirley 281,444 Baldwin, Don Hunter 251,. 301, 444 Baldwin, Kenneth H 299 Ball. Robert Anthony 235,406 Ballard, Barbara Ann. 186, 190,226,287, 371 Ballard, Janet Elizabeth 94,279, .371 Ballard, Norma Jean ' )4 Ballard, Sara Beverly 287, .371 Ballard, Virginia Lee 94, 444 Ballinger, Tom 352, 353, 37 1 Ballou, Edward B 254, 37! Bannister, Wesley Ferrell 444 Barber, Reba Garane 72, 371 Barber, Travis Roger. . , .75,241,298,464 Barboza, Julio 76,472 Earbre, Sally Jean 285, 372 Barfield, Esther E 406 Barfield, Gilbert Allen. . .60, 254, 302, 424 Barksdale, Antoinette 285, 406 Barlow, Larry 251, 406 Barnard, Beatrice Joyce 279, 424 Barnes, Arthur Zintgraff, Jr 60,251, 302, 337, 340,424 Barnes, Don 247,480 Barnes, Eugene H 480 Barnes, Herbert Maxwell 249, 424 Barnes, Patricia Ann 275,444 Barnes, Sgt. R. F 296 Barnett, Ann 58,62,95 Barnett, Jerry Delmar 251,301,424 Barnett, Ray I ' M, 253, 469 Barnhouse, Frances Jeanette 64, 406 Barns, Charles Albert 254, 302, 406 Barns, Ellen 72 Barr, A. W 78,347 Barrick, Eldred E 300 Barrick, Martha Ann 273, 444 Barron, David A 247, 300,406 Barron, Lee Mac 235, 297, 406 Barrow, Thomas Lyle 249,464 Barry, Barbara Ann 283,406 Bartck, Adclbert Phillip 301,424 Bartek, Albert Clarence .301,444 Bartel, Herbert H 214 Bartlett, Gladys Gertrude 406 Barton, Aldena Mason 277, 407 Barton, Elaine 76, 285, 444 Barton, Woodrow Lee 214, 460 Bartos, Jerry Garland 235, 301, 464 Bartz, Betty Lee 85, 275, 407 Basquez, Joe Gilbert .... 247, 311,314, 407 Bass, Doris Jeanne 269, 372 Bateman, Hal Marion 472 Bateman, Mary Will 289, 407 Bateman, Thomas Gerald 257, 301,362,407 Bates, Sue 287,372 Batts, Mrs. Betty Hearn 407 Bauchcrt, Fred M 257, 407 Bauer, Joachim Friedrich. . .214,261, 460 Bauernschmidt, Carolyn Hunter. .289, 372 Baxley, Mary Juanice 424 Bayer, Dorothy Frances 71,75,196,289,424 Bcal, Tom E 60, 298, 357 Beall, Webber Wesley 235, 352,353, 364,407 Beaslcv, Jane 283,424 Beattie, Mary Beard 80, 275, 372 Beattie, William R 257,298,424 Beatty, Ernest B 59, 68, 70, 72, 191, 197, 208, 247, 372 Beckendorf, Harvey Otto 480 Beddoes, Leslie Raymond, Jr 245, 297, 347 Beecher, Roberta Diane 64, 79, 444 Beesley, Robert Samuel 480 Bclchie, Albert M 299 Belk, Nancy Elizabeth 424 Bell, Brian 257,444 Bell, Harvey B 302 Bell, Joan 289,425 Bell, Matty 191 Bell, Mave 58,63 Bender, William Carl 425 Benjamin, Alfred Morris 48,58,62,213,464 Benkc, Edward Monroe 464 Rcnke, Thomas A 302 Bennett, Lucille 62,444 Bennett, Norman 59, 66, 68, 75, 88, 89, 469 ' ' Reddy with our 5 . It ' s a great feeling, isn ' t it? And you should feel great, because graduation is a truly wonderful occasion . . . carrying with it every promise of a successful future. Remember, your friendly electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt, will always be on hand, in your home and at work, to help you enjoy better living . . . electrically. DALLAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY Page 501 Bennington, Martha Ann 282, 372 Benson, Frederick Roy 444 Benton, Bert Durell, Jr 251,464 Benton, Ruth Ann 287, 425 Benton, Dr. W. E 74 Berg, Don William 257, SOI, 444 Berna, Paiitt Jackie 464 Bernet, Edward Nelson 251,302,311,314,425 Bernet, Richard Christian 137,251,355,356,407 Bernet, Robert Lewis 251, 372 Bernstein, Jeanette 425 Berres, Karl Heinz 65,76,407 Berry, Beverly Jane 75, 289, 405, 407 Berry, Raymond Emmett 299,311,314,407 Berryman, Oscar, Jr 239, 372 Bertram, Tom 372 Bethmann, Carolyn 208, 283, 372 Bigger, John Cramer 241,299,472 Biggers, Susan 283,425 Biggs, Billie Aricne- .78, 91, 205, 209, 407 Bilfings, Judith Lynn. .. .70, 80, 283, 444 Bills, Stanley H 298,444 Binion, Beverly Jean 71 , 275, 444 Bird Patricia Ann 285,444 Birkhead, Camilla Ruth 289, 444 Birkmcver, Clement Ernest 480 Bishop, ' Philip Randle 247, 372 Bithas, James Augustus 299, 444 Bjorklund, Jack Richard. . . .249, 364, 372 Black, George Henry, Jr. .61, 251, 299, 444 Black, James Doyle 407 Blackbourn, Herbert Ellis. . .206, 294, 372 Blackburn, Frances 64,94, 425 Blackburn, Joe 94, 300 Blackmar, Roger William, Jr 1 37, 247, 355, 407 Blackston, Betty Lou 269, 372 Blair, Beverly Rochcllc 281, 444 Blair, Don G 94,298 Blair, Kirbv Dale 220,235,303,425 Blakely, Robert Bruce 301, 357, 444 Blakev, David Austin 46, 47, 1 34, 235, 369, 372 Blank, Nancy Ferguson 63,72,425 Blankenship, Cooper 86,221,472 Blankenship, Thomas Lynn 301,444 Blanton, Jimmie Taylor. . . .247, 300, 444 Blatt, Annice Elaine 226,275,407 Bledsoe, Marvin Cockrell 480 Blewett, Frances Gaynelle. .229, 279, 425 Blickensderfer, Marne 187 Bliss, Donald F 480 Bliss, James V 86,221,261,472 Bliss, Loyd Jay 480 Blonstein, David Leo 254, 372 Bludworth, Portia 76, 285, 445 Blue, John Inman 241,472 Blum, Margaret 72 Bockus, Ahce Hart 372 Bockus, Frank Mann 253, 372 Boddecker, Ruth Ann , .75, 225, 279, 407 Bodcnsteincr, Wayne Dean 445 Bodic, Dana Jo 407 Boedekcr, Harriet 80, 269, 366, 445 Boedckcr, Paula 289, 373 Boger, Betty 283, 373 Boggs, John Lee 351, 373 Bogue, Josephine Louise 71,275,445 Bohanan, Gladys Marie 373 Bohannon, Charles Spencer 235,464 Bohlmann, David J 54, 55, 237, 373 Bohmfalk, Lorelei 287, 425 Boker, Thomas A ' . 362, 373 Eolanz, Barbara Ann 98, 108, 109,283,292,407 Bollen, Bob 347, 349 Boiler, Dr. Paul 20S Bolton, Mary Stewart .285, 366, 367, 445 Bond, James Herbert 472 Bond, Margaret Burke 205,283, 407 Bonner, Patricia Ann 71, 271, 445 Boone, Thomas Burton, Jr 481 Booth, Martha Salh ' ann 61,7 ' ), 202, 269, 373 Bordages, Joseph Adriancc 235, 302, 347, 348, 425 Borders, Dorothy Ann 200, 373 Boring, Barbara Ann 71,289,407 Boss, Bruce Whitaker 247,464 Bosse, Paul Richard 245, 297, 425 Boston, Anna Ruth 445 Botetuhr, Patricia Lou 283,407 Bottom, Barry E 297 Boudreaux, Louis Joseph 237,425 Boulboulle, Mildred Catherine 65, 262, 425 Bowden, William Thomas . .247, 355, 472 Bowen, Edith Underwood 75,79,271,373 Bowen, John Richard 91, 95, 295, 445 Bowen, Thomas A 362, 425 Bowers, Arden 76, 285, 443, 445 Bowers, Malcolm Baker 251,300, 311,315,425 Bowers, Tommy Earl 257, 301, 352, 353,425 Bowles, Billy Dean 481 Bowles, Robert William 212, 407 Bowman, Jack H 251, 373 Boyce, Barbara Jeanne 275,445 Boyle, Thomas Lee 241,297,425 Boylson, George C 200,311 Bracken, Shirley 283, 445 Bradberry, Helen Marjorie. . .72, 196,425 Braddock, John Taylor 253, 445 Bradley, Robert William, Jr 445 Bradley, S. B 221,472 Bradley, William Bruce 235, 302, 425 Bradshaw, Barbara Louise 279, 373 Bradshaw, Claudctte .71,200,271,425 Bradshaw, Harvev Edmond. .187, 214, 460 Bragg, William Earl 251,407 Bramc, Mary Ann 425 Bramel, Hazel G 95, 469 Brand, James Maitland 254, 303,445 Best wishes to the entire stu- dent body of Southern Metho- dist University . . . from Skillern ' s, a Texas Institution Since 1885 COMPLIMENTS OF R. L. THORNTON and MILTON BROWN Page 502 There ' s nothing in the world that ' s more democratic than music. It belongs to everybody, and there ' s a form of music for every- body. Some like swing, others go for popular songs and light classics, some won ' t listen to anything but Bach. But for each one, the kind of music he likes is the right kind of music — it expresses his personality and gives him the pleasure he wants. Music is for m II I Ti everybody . . . and the choice is up to your own taste. 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Tyler Brandt, Lloyd Carleton 254, 464 Brannam, John Larkin . . .88, 89, 293,407 Brannin, Margaret Ann 283,407 Brans, Melvin C 241,469 Brasher, Kav Francis 95 Brashicr, Burt R 373 Brassc, Joan Carolyn 7b, 2S5, 445 Braswell, James Byron 245, 425 Bray, William A 24 ' ), 4b4 Brazill, Clarence P 73, 188, 22 K 472 Brccheisen, Karl William 481 Brccdcn, Kleber L 297 Brecdlove, Joanna 208, 469 Brccland, Betty 63,72, 196,271,425 Breland, Edgar Allen. . . .70, .301, 362,425 Brennam, James Warren, Jr 445 Brewer, Betty Collins 289,445 Brewer, Claude Agustus, Jr 407 Bricc, Bill 94, 191,262,472 Bridge, Howard Anthony, Jr 60,93,251,-373 Briggs, Carolyn Ann 51,277, 373 Briggs, Charlotte 61 Briggs, Roger Mason. .. .91,209,245,407 Bright, Joyce Catherine 60, 79, 425 Brim, James Kay 481 Erinkcr, David Miller 241, .373 Brinkmcyer, Francis Maurice 220, 303, 464 Brittain, Ann 271, 374 Broadnax, Henrv Moore 111 46, 47, 75, 245, 297, 407 Broadwater, Zu Dell 277, 374 Brockctte, Marion Luther 216, 374 Brockic, Donald 407 Broiles, Barbara Diane 63, 72, 75, 190, 192, 193, 229, 269, 374 Brooks, Barbara 425 Brooks, Carolyn Drew 58,275, .374 Brooks, Edward Burleson. . . .251,298, 374 Brooks, Joan 281,407 Brooks, John C 217 Brooks, John MacLean 91,2.37,464 Brooks, Myra Lou 95, 269, 425 Brooks, Restcr Arlcigh, Jr 481 Brookshire, Don 303 Broughton, Phillip James. . .220, .303, 464 Brown, Arthur T., Jr 61,407 Brown, Barbara Lee 71,75,76,222,271,408 Brown, Betty Claire 273, 425 Brown, Elvis L 221,472 Brown, H. Steven 78 Brown, Jane Fayc 80, 271, 445 Brown, Joane Cartwright. . . .51, 271, 408 Brown, Joe B., Jr 299, 473 Brown, Joseph Daniel 445 Brown, Larry Van 235, 374 Brown, Lively 481 Brown, Marjoric Ann 124, 271, 445 Brown, Mary Alice 285, 425 Brown, Nancy Sue 283, .374 Brown, Patricia Carolyn 271, 374 Brown, Richard Fentress... .228,239,408 Brown, Robert Dean 481 Brown, Susan Janet 287, 445 Browning, Guston H 50, 481 Browning, Shirley loan 425 Brulinson, Merlin B 2 ' )7 Brummagc, Dcidrc Lee 71,275, 426 Bryan, Lesby Jane 445 Bryan, Mary Virginia 445 Bryan, James Hutch 247, 408 Bryant, Richard Edward 195,257, 337, 341,408 Bryson, Fred 54, 55 Buchanan, Barbara Lurec 279, 426 Buchanan, Joyce 60, 408 Buchanan, Marcus O., Jr 241, 374 Buchanan, Robert Logan 481 Buchanan, W. H 295 Buchel, James 217 Buchmcyer, H. W 213 Buckaloo, Jan Tulan 285, .366, 426 Buckner, Bcdce Jane 281, 44 ' ; Buckstaff, George Angus 257, 359, 360, 408 Budde, Frank Jordan 251,426 Buford, Rosctta Louise 79, 80,445 Buharin, George Paul 426 Bulkley, O. Dale 481 Bullcr, Edris Dare 279, 374 Bullington, Patsy Lynn 426 Bunkley, Robert Wayland 217, 375 Bunn, Marcia Jean 408 Buntin, Barbara Ann .. .200, 229, 271, 374 Buntin, Roberta Lee 58, 110, 111,200,271,426 Burbridgc, Wallace F 214,464 Burchfiel, Leia Ann 88,89,271,426 Burden, Thomas Wayne 374 Rurdett, Betty Lee 374 Burford, Dorothy Dundee 273,445 Burgen, Jack Gilbert 464 Burgess, Dorothy Ann 269,445 Burgess, Hubert L 469 Burgman, Charles 49,86,188, 189, 191, 195,221,473 Burgon, Jack Gilbert 243 Burke, Barbara 289, 408 Burke, Bill 374 Burke, Jim Day 68, 300, 445 Burke, Nicholas Easton , . . .253, 301, 445 Burke, Ralph Edward 445 Burkett, Walter R 293, 426 Burkhart, William E 235,445 Burks, Chapin 251, 3.59, 360, 445 Burleson, Clinton David 481 Burlison, Merlin Benjamin 79, 94, 254, 446 Uurney, V. Dan 49, 188,221,473 Burns, Edward Michael 206, 374 Burns, Ellen La Vcrgnc 408 Burns, Jesse Graham 446 Burns;, Vanette La Verne. 70, 207-, 275, 426 Burns, Virginia Harriet 283,426 Burnside. Floyd William. . . .253, 303, 408 Kurow, Betsy 273, 408 Page 503 Burrell-Sah], Jamie 253, 374 Burridge, Nancy Jane 76, 277, 426 Burns, Howard T 481 Burris, Leonard B 374 Burt, Don 375 Burton, Sally Cecil 289, 498 Busby, Gerald B 243, 426 Buschman, Barbara Ann 78,210,283,365,375 Bush, Bryan Edward 245, 298, 446 Bushong, Harryette 283, 426 Butler, Harry Allison 481 Butler, John Richard 84,250,251,298, 375 Butler, Marnette 426 Butler. Peter Dan 251, 302, 408 Butt, Charles 303 Butts, Raymond Franklin 481 Byer, Marilyn Jeanette 275, 375 Bynum, Dan Boyette 481 Byrd. Clyde E 481 Bvrd, Jeanne Louise ,271, 446 B.vron, Hundley ' 300 c Cadwallader, Robert Brooke 1 9 1 , 1 95, 228, 257, 293, 3 II , 3 1 6, 375 Cadv, Manasseh Curtis 481 Cain, Tom Marshall 221,261,473 Caldwell, Bob Reid 251, 347,348,364,408 Caldwell, Clela Cordelia 54, 58, 63, 76, 190, 192, 196, 277, 375 Caldwell, Homer Hulet 481 Caldwell, . ' ancy Ross 281,426 Call, William Lewis 243,301,408 Callahan, William Paxton 111.94,251, 375 Callaway, Carolyn June 275, 375 Callaway, Chandoin HI. ... 197, 237, 426 Callihan, E. L 53 Callnwav, Robert William . .298, 362, 426 Cameron, Iva Marie 72, 186, 190,269, 375 Cammick, Marilyn 289, 426 Campbell, Beverly Lou 207, 375 Campbell. Creighton M 297, 362 Campbell, Dorothy Mae 408 Campbell, Cuv Garrett 469 Campbell, Jeff H 191,253,482 Campbell, Nancy Ann 285, 446 Campbell, Nancv Claire 71,283,408 Campbell, Shelia Tapp (Mrs. J. 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D., Jr 91,209,226 McLean, James Albert 63, 1 95, 489 McLemore, Jeanne 281, 391 McLendon, Robert Wilson 213,467 McLeod, Claudie J 489 McLinc, Charles L 470 McMahan, Marilyn Gail 415 McMahon, Cynthia Anne 279, 391 McMahon, Helen 71,271,453 McManus, Dean Alvis 415 McMillian, Everlyn 226, 273, 391 McMillan, Thula Elizabeth 453 McMillion, George 78,299,347,348,349,415 McMorriss, Billy J 391 McMurray, Robert F 434 McNeely, Patsy Ann 80,262,415 McNeice, Jackie 289, 415 McNevin, Gerald, Jr 253, 392 McNicholas, Michael Joseph 52,86, 188,218,476 McPherson, Barbara Sheffield 64, 271 , 434 METZGER ' S MILK SAN ANTONIO DALLAS Page 518 McPhcrson, Pcrrv R 351, 362, 476 McPhcrson, Rov L 217 McPherson, Sandra 283, 453 McRac, Barbara Frances 434 McRae, Marv Ann 28 1 , 453 McRae, Shirlcv Ann 273,453 McRcvnolds, X ' illiam D 490 McSwain, Harold W 490 McVav, Norma Dean. .205, 222, 275, 392 McVeigh, Jiidv 285, 366, 415 McWilliams, Barbara Kay 285, 415 McW ' illiams, Martha Ann. . .222, 289, 415 .Mcadcr, Robert Hogan 2.54, 453 Mcaders, Wilson Ellis, Jr 206, 254, 298, 291 Meador, Monte D 301 Meadows, Harold Earle 253, 297, 453 Means, Robert Ted 490 Mears, John Joseph 65, 215, 467 Medders, Tom B 302 Medley, Harold 415 Mehaffcv, Eugene Lee 78, 415 Meharg, ' Jerry Craig 298, 434 Meier, H. F., Jr 490 Meier, Opal Louise 490 Meitzen, Ernest Richard 490 Melcer, Marilyn 79, 281, 453 Melendez, Jose Enrique 213,461 Melton, Cecil Blair 490 Mendenhaill, Shannon 245, 301, 434 Mercado, Jorge Jarrin 65, 76, 476 Mercer, Suzanne 453 Merchant, Jerry 253, 434 .Meredith, Lawrence 490 Meredith, Mac McCaughy 253, 453 Meredith, .Margaret Alice. . .222,269, 392 .Meredith, Thomas Hughes 239, 392 Merritt, Robert Lee 68,247,297,453 Merwin, Bill 64, 293, 415 Merwin, Marjorie Ann 64, 415 Messer, Glendon Robert 490 Messersmith, Lloyd 78 Messina, Teresa Ann 65, 80, 453 Metcalf, William Clyde 69,253,453 Metzger, Paul 415 Mewshaw, Anna Helen 453 Meyer, Charles John 213, 461 Meyer, George William 490 Meyer, Henry John 75, 253, 415 Meyer, John Bernard 92,93,434 Meyer, John Mott 253, 301, 434 Meyer, Russell 253, 453 Michaels, Edward Joseph 434 ■Michaelson, Alan F 297, 453 Michaelson, Martis Zelmon 72, 197, 198,415 Middings, Lanny R 301 Middings, Sterling Hall 467 Miers, Catherine Elizabeth Wood 61, 391 Migely, Marianne 279, 453 Milby, T. H 490 Miles, Mrs. Jo Ann 416 .Vliles, John Pershing 490 Millan, Wm. R 220, 303 Miller, Barbara Annelle 275,434 Miller, Bill J 467 Miller, Buford Thomas 298, 453 Miller, Darrel C 253,476 Miller, Donald Paul 3 1 1 , 327, 434 Miller, Gene L 490 Miller, Jo Ann 269,453 Miller, J. C 302 Miller, Laurel Lorain. .. .80,228,241,470 Miller, Lou T 24.5,298,311,328,391 Miller, M. Pauline 453 Miller, Tom 359 Miller, Vance Charles 245, 467 Miller, Walter Jene 490 Miller, Walton Sansom 197,251,351,364,416 Miller, William Ernest. .197,241,302,434 Millican, Edwina Lynn 196,289,434 Mills, Gayle 311 Mills, John William 490 Milner, James Thomas 241, 299, 453 Mims, Carolyn Vee 79, 454 Mims, Staley Wood 241, 461 Mings, Joan 75, 2S. , 4lii Minton, Joseph J 41h .Mitchell, Bettv Ann 222,269, .392 .Mitchell, Elizabeth Ann 273,415 Mitchell, Horace A 237, 300,415 Mitchell, Lee Henry 245, 392 .Mitchell, Jane 61 Mitchell, Robert Allen 241,299,454 Mitchell, Ross E 298, 392 Mittelman, Leonard 2 ' )9, 434 Mize, George Howard 490 Mock, Marilyn Jean 275,416 Motf ct, Kenneth L 249, 299, 4 1 6 Mohler, Hollock 490 Mohs, Bruce Baldwin 241, 434 Moll, John D 302 Molnar, Bela 76, 454 Molpus, Jane Gerrett 434 Moult, Bobby Clarence 491 Monk, Jim G 220, 303 Monson, Dorothy Jane 273, 416 Monteith, Phoebe Florence 76,285,366,416 Monies, Rene 76, 477 Moon, Jane Belle 285, 454 Moon, James Perry, Jr 416 Moore, Allen Joe 491 Moore, Carlene 83, 273, 454 Moore, Charles M 216 Moore, D. E 295,311, 328 Moore. Franklin, Jr 247,293, 392 Moore, John Ross 217,295,416 Moore, Kay 71,76,271,454 Moore, Martha Hastings 271, 416 Moore, Mary Ann 271, 434 Moore, Mitchell Bruce 239, 303, 454 Moore, Peggy Anne 273,416 Moore, Rex B 416 Moore, Sara Lou 271, 392 Moore, Sterling 235,416 Moore, Thomas Cobb 434 Moore, William Carey. . 302, 355, 356, 416 Moorer, Patricia Ann ' . . .66, 196,283,434 Moren, Clayton E 293 Morgan, Billie Leigh 279, 392 Morgan, Earl French 454 Morgan, James P 298 Morgan, John Charles 392 Morgan, Mrs. Loretta Jenson 491 Morgan, Nancy Jo 222, 285, 434 Morgan, Rogers 60 Morgan, William Bradford 491 Morris, Bettye Frances 196, 270, 434 Morris, Jack Kern 392 Morris, Jack Wayne 215, 467 .Morris, Robert Douglas 491 Morris, Ronnie Rutherford 189,359,360,454 Morris, Tom Mason Morrison, Betty Ann 51, 78, 207, 210, 392 Morrison, Martha Jane 273, 454 Morrow, James Terry 247,416 Morton, Don Edwin 257, 298, 454 Morton, Hollis 352, 354 Moscrip, Diane 75,271,392 Moser, John W 300, 435 Mosher, Madane Frank 208 Moss, Carol Ann 271,435 Moss, Horace Bailey 25 1 , 295, 454 Moss, Margaret Jean 289,416 Mossman, Roderick Edward. .. .261, 416 Mott, Ralph Beach, Jr 1.37,228,247,300,416 Mott, Robert H 298 Moughon, Mary 279, 392 Mouzon, Dr. Edwin D., Jr 1 97 Mowry, Charles Edward 63, 4 ' ' I Moyer, Patricia Ann 283,435 Muga, M. Luis 207, 393 Muirhead, Milburn Alvia 249, 454 Mullarkey, Patricia Ann 65, 281, 3 ' )3 Mullins, Robert Thomas 477 Mundyes, Lois .Nanette 454 Munves, Lois 62 Murdoch, Don Meriman ... 25 1 , 2 ' )7, 454 Murphey, Joe Coleman 198, 470 Murphey, Merlyn Max 300, 311, 435 .Murphy, Derrell R 393 Murphy, Duane Kenneth 56,491 Murphy, William John 251,302,467 Murphy, Woodrow Wilson 470 Musslewhite, Benton 86, 102, 188,251,311,328,477 Musso, Francis Joseph 416 Myers, Frances L 435 Myers, Janet Stewart 61,76,285,435 Myers, L. A 75,249,303,416 Myers, Mary Francis 95, 196, 219, 273,435 Myers, Marvin Edward 299, 467 N Nance, Allen Taylor 55,72,416 Nance, Mrs. Gusta B 198 Naschke, Mary Dell 207, 273, 393 Nash, Michaux, Jr 298,454 Naten, James Ronald 261,435 Nathan, Jim 258 Nattingly, Elizabeth Ann 454 Naugle, Natalie 61,71,281,443,454 Naylor, Charles 235, 293, 447 Naylor, Honey 287, 498 Naylor, James B 294 Neal, George David 75, 243, 297, 416 Neathery, Roger L 73,221,477 Neeld, Bobby Gene 187,213 Neeley, Patricia Gayle 273, 454 Neely, Marvin Floyd 249, 301, 435 Neill, Ouida 271,454 Neimeyer, Edward A 491 Nelson, Jackie 273, 435 Nelson Larry Arthur 454 Nelson, Phyllis Ann 277,435 Nelson, Robert Comer 300, 454 Nelson, Tommy E 491 Nettle, Mildred Elaine 283, 393 Nettleton, Kathleen Dorothy 277,454 Nettleton, James L 491 Neuhoff, Nancy Ewing. .79, 285, 366, 416 Newbern, Sarah Lee 454 Newby, Frank 79, 220, .303 Newby, Marian Jane 187, 393 Newland, Carlene Jo 196, 2.S2, 435 Newman, Constance Dean 416 Newsom, Diann Jacqueline 271,454 Newton, Neil L 293 Nichols, Peggy 198, 289, 393 Nicholson, Lynn Evan. . .75, 261, 298, 435 Nicholson, Patricia Jane 222,271,435 Nighswonger, Bill 235,491 Nighswonger, Carl A 235,416 Nilan, George Cornelius 245, 416 .Mimmons, Laura Yvonne 271, 498 Nitschke, Werner Richard 69, 239, 297, 467 Nix, Doyle E 301,311,329,355,435 Noblitt, Thomas Lee 91,95,295,416 Nolin, Floyd Martin 491 Nolte, Georgia Ann 84,283,416 Norman, Prather Eugene 416 Norris, Lillie Florene 393 Norris, M. 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Patricia Ann 98, 273, 455 Parker, Robert V 247 ' 302 Parker, Wm. E ' .218 Parks, Colby Rives 455 Parks, Erwin Bruce 491 Parleir, George Allen 492, 498 Parmenter, Henry Eugene 492 Parr, Margaret Lee 59, 82, 192,196, 229, 289, 417 Parr, Pamela 200, 277, 394 Parsons, Clarence Hershel 394 Parsons, Richard Ray 299,311,394 Partee, Buford 311 Pascal. Harold Saunders 357,417 Pasley, Patricia Louise 271 Passons, James 3 1 i Patison, John Michael 492 Patrick, Mary Elizabeth 269, 455 Patterson, Juanita 275, 394 Patterson, Mary Catherine 52, 59, 75, 94, 192, 222, 287, 417 Patterson, Max D 294,417 Paul, Phillip Sherwood, Jr ' . 68, 69, 298, 455 Paxson, Lvndell 71, 275, 455 Paxton, Dan C 215,467 Pav, Warren 251 Payne, Clifford Lee 49, 73, 188, 477 Payne, Guy Richard 492 Payne, James Everett 455 Peak, Clarence, Jr 477 Peak, Mary Joanne 128, 273, 417 Peale, Robert Watson 492 Pearce, Joe Alvin 295, 467 Pearce, Kathy 75, 269, 366, 436 Pearce, Mary W 417 Pearce, William Eli 492 Pearcy, Martha Jane 417 Pease, Ralph Tex 189, 245, 298, 455 Pederson, Julie Ann 78, 285, 365, 366, 394 Peickert, Eugenia 283, 436 Pendergrass, John 1 87 Pendleton, Dewey 91 , 295 Penn, Fred McKinney 235, 455 Penn, Sue 289,436 PentzopoLilou, Teresa 417 Penry, Irene Carneal 94,498 Pepper, Charles 288, 362 Perdue, Harold C 492 Pereira, Nair Baptista 65,76, 455 Perkins, Ocelia Jo 63,200,269, 394 Perkins, Patricia Sue 279, 436 Perkins. Patricia Wallace 417 Perry, Poebe 283, 436 Perry Robert Oliver 220, 303, 467 Perry, Shirley Joan 78, 365, 498 Pctrie, Diana 273, 436 Petway, Malcom L 436 PfefTerle, Judy Ann 281, 394 Pfeifer, Lafe Raeman, Jr. 75, 261, 297, 394 Pflueger, James 417 Philibosian, Louise Sylvia 436 Phillips, Allen S 300 Phillips, Barney Lee 455 Phillips, Frances Ruth 207,277,436 Phillips, Howard E 477 Philhps, Joseph Richard, Jr 492 Phillips, Oliver Clyde 492 Pickering, Benjamin Edward 188, 218, 477 Pierce, Ben 492 Pierce, Carolyn Joy 273, 455 Pierce, Don 221 Pierce, Elizabeth Ann 59, 192, 195, 196,273,417 Pierce, Joe 91 Pike, Afton Earle 91, 295, 436 Pinkston, Elizabeth 281,4.36 Pinson, Joan Elizabeth 273,455 Pinson, Patsy Flo 285,417 Pirtle, Willard Eugene 214, 462 Pittman, Elizabeth Ann 91,279,417 Pittman, Eulallie Patricia 51, 103, 128, 190, 192, 198,209,285, 394 Pittman, Gary Edmond 245, 394 Pittman, Hayden Ralph 245, 300,436 Pittman, James Oakley 91,295,455 Pittman, Wallace William 91,95,436 Pitts, Lillie Steele 225, 285, 3 ' )4 Pitts, Patty 75, 222, 277, 436 Pitzer, Robert Marion 235, 492 Pleuger, Jim 347 Plunkett, Janis Lynn 275,455 Poche, Lynn Bernard 394 Poe, Richard Curtis 257, 454 Poetschke, Gerhard William 293, 394 Polk, John Virgil 436 Policy, John Dowdle 299, 362, 436 Pond, Ray Keith 394 Pondrom, Lee Girard. .. 197, 206,293,394 Pool, George W. 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Winston . .69, 91, 241, 295, 456 Rhine, Marv Anne 210, 289, 367, 396 Rhodes, Barbara Abbyc 279,456 Rhodes, Charles Foster, Jr 467 Rhodes, Henrv James 396 Rhodes, Roger 91,217,295 Rhymer, Irverr J 299 Rhymer, Truett Wesley 436 Ribelin, Frank Karl 436 Rice, Anne Gaines. . .79, 91, 269, 366, 417 Rice, Donald Layman 436 Rice, Henry Leake 239, 297, 303, 436 Richardson, C. A 207 Richardson, Charles Lenored 456 Richardson, Ed ... .78, 302, 355, 356, 417 Richardson, William S 396 Richev, Robin Elisc 289, 436 Rick, Helen Marie 88, 89, 277, 396 Rick, Lucia Katherine 277, 396 Rickey, H. Wynn 208 Rickles, William Hobert 254, 436 Riddick, Mary Ellen. .71, 72, 76, 285, 396 Riddle, Eddie J 235, 478 Riddle, Robbie Dec 269, 456 Rider, Stanley Dale 493 Ridgeway, Martha Louise 285, 456 Ridfey, Lee 65,275,417 Rieck, Dean Elmer 228 Riedel, William Albin 436 Riffe, Wilham Lee 257,301,456 Riley, David Lynn 85, 191, 195,247, 311, 396 Riley, Jack 493 Riley, James Lemuel 396 Riley, Negail Rudolph 493 Riley, Roberta Ann 80, 273, 365, 436 Rippcy, Bill M 191,257,311,478 Riter, George Frank 493 Roach, Bonnie Jean 222,417 Roach, Jackson King 253,418 Roach, John Gipson 251, 299, 437 Roach, Lillian Anne 71, 283, 456 Robbcrson, Carol Scott 279, 456 Robberson, Marcia Sue 279, 456 Robbins, Janice Lynn 94, 196, 456 Robeau, Joseph Ruel 239,418 Roberts, Charles Reid 295, 456 Roberts, Dorothy Ann 269, 437 Roberts, James E 301, 347, 349 Roberts, Jean Anne 71,273,418 Roberts, Robert L 456 Roberts, Vinita Lee 60,456 Roberts, Wilham Chfford 251,418 Roberts, William Franklin, Jr 493 Roberts, William Sidney 493 Robertson, Ann M 79,285,366,418 Robertson, Cordon 1 303, 456 Robertson, James Stednian, Jr 220, 257, 302, 437 Robertson, Jerold Thurn 437 Robins, Edward 73,221,478 Robinson, Anna Mae 90,279,456 Robinson, Anna Mae 418 Robinson, Brooks 498 Robinson, Charles Kivet 493 Robinson, Clyde 261, 396 Robinson, Terry Mack 301,456 Robinson, Will ' iam McCunc, Jr 493 Roccreto, Richard Alvin 65,243,396 Roddy, James William 418 Rodgers, James William 47,50,58, 134, 195,493 Rodgers, John T 396 Rodgers, Pat Carolyn 225,289,418 Rodriquez, Evangelina 94, 471 Rodriqucz, Joseph Bert 418 Roebuck, James Daniel 257, 298, 467 Roetzel, Calvin Junior .493 Roffino, Charles G 220,418 Rogers, George Alexander 70,478 Rogers, James Edward 63, 257, 456 Rogers, Mrs. Martha 437 Rogers, Morgan M 297 Rogge, Ann Nell 71,75,76, 196,201,275,418 Roland, Shirley Elizabeth 396 Rollins, Keith Eddington 293,437 Romick, Rcnee 62 Ronay, Andre 220, 245, 303,437 Ronay, Jacqueline 208, 289, 418 Rooke, Jean 78, 88, 89, 196, 205, 289, 365, 367, 418 Rooke, Robert Driscoll 418 Roorbach, Mary Ahce. . .71, 200, 281, 456 Roos, Ann 64 Root, Trent C 217 Roper, Dane Harlin 418 Rose, Farris Vernon 478 Rose, Frank Weaver 257, 362, 396 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 . . . 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P 494 Schmolder, Carl J 49 221 478 Schneider, E. W ' .296 Schneider, Joan ....65,80,196,207,418 Schnitzer, Ben 397 Schoelfield, James Freeman 478 Schoonmaker, Grctchen Louise .287, 437 Schrader, Max H 214,462 Schroeder, Arthur G., Jr. .49, 73, 221 , 478 Schrocder, Freddna 61 Schultz, Shirlev Fay 63, 190, 192, 193, 198,269, 397 Schuler, Phila Hill 398 Schulte, Joy 1 285,418 Schultz, Clarence C 494 Schultz, Paul A 55, 187, 462 Schulze, Herbert E 247, 302, 397 Schum, David A 235, 299, 456 Schumann, Willy 76,208,471 Schwalm, Carl Michael 213,462 Scoggin, Robert 226, 494 Scott, Betty Joyce 47,51, 103, 190, 192, 193, 201, 210,289,397 Scott, D. L. Penny 456 Scott, Emmett Tabor., 253,437 Scott, Jere Mac 398 Scott, Knox Oliver 494 Scott, Peggy Jane 64,91,279,456 Scott, Richard T 207,418 Scott, Zesimos Victor 418 Scrimshire, James Norton 58, 437 Scroggin, Alvin 398 Scruggs, Barbara S 494 Scurlock, John C 249,418 Seaton, Bcttv J 456 Segars, Shirley 76, 285,437 Selecman, Gwen 99, 283, 456 Self, Rondyn Donda 279, 418 Sellors, Valerie Joyce 47,59,83, 104, 192, 195,205,273,418 Seltzer, Thomas Henry 214, 253, 468 Selvin, Maurice 418 Semos, Mary 418 Semtner, Mary Louise 281, 437 Sessions, Hal Rucks, Jr 494 Sewall, William Bryant 92,295,468 Sewell, Donald 206, 300 Sewell, Marian Elizabeth 287,456 Seymour, Lillian Ross 494 Shaffer, Mattie Lou 273, 398 Shannon, Carl Steen, Jr 61,247, 302,311,437 Shannon, Morris D 297, 362 Shapiro, Marilyn Sue 62, 437 Sharp, Holly 269, 456 Sharp, Patsy Ann 271, 398 Sharp, Samuel Nelson 249,478 Shaver, Major D. 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D 494 Shoultz, Jack Wright 494 Showalter, Larry Duane 18 ' ), 298, 359,456 Shriro, David S 214, 258, 462 Shriver, Marilyn Ann 71,275,456 Shrivcr, Patricia Louise 58,59,78,80,192,196, 205,265,275,418 Shrum, Everett 494 Shryock, Loyd WilUam 494 Shuffield, Peggy Belle 277, 398 Shuford, Donald Beam 237,298,438 Shugart, Margaret T 208 Shuler, James Edward 494 Shuler, James Leo 468 Shwarts, Eileen 62, 270, 456 Sidaris, Andrew William 257,418 Sigler, Sue Ann 75,285,418 Silberman, Joseph Julius 62, 478 Simmer, Dawn Darlcne 229,269,418 Simmons, Peggy 281, 457 Simmons, Roy 218,478 Simons, Jeta Dell 281,419 Simpson, Bert Lynwood, Jr 419 Simpson, David John 00,457 Simpson, Martha Gail .,10,226,273,398 Sims, Les William 93, 220, 303, 438 Sims, Mary Ann 76, 289, 438 Singletary, Clarence Walter, Jr. . 300, 457 Singletary, Judy Marie 275, 419 Sinz, Carolyn 279,438 Sipler, Noble Dale 398 Skiles, Robert M 214,262 Skimmer, James C 494 Skipper, Lawrence N 206,245,294, 301, 398 Slaughter, Howard Flanary .245, 364, 419 Slaughter, Sheila 61 , 289, 438 Slayton, Joe Donald 298, 347, 349, 362, 438 Sloan, Douglas Milton 58, 59, 63, 94, 295, 438 Sloan, Rebecca Lee 457 Sloan, Tom M 299 th, Alycc Lou 71,281,457 th, Ann 271,457 th, Ann Baker 283,457 th, Arent Fisher 251, 457 th, Sgt. 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